Title supplied by cataloger. The studios, which were originally constructed in 1919, provide stage facilities to television and movie production companies. General Service Studios (now known as Hollywood Center Studios) became the tenant in the 1930s; Frances Ford Coppola purchased the lot in 1980, and sold it in 1983. Today, the Hollywood Center Studios do not give public tours, but the public is admitted to the lot as part of studio audiences for television tapings. Aerial view of Hollywood, California; view is looking west. General Service Studios, located at 1040 N. Las Palmas, is visible in the center, as well as (vertically, right to left): Sunset Boulevard; Santa Monica Boulevard; Romaine Street, Melrose Avenue, and (horizontally, bottom to top) Hudson Avenue; Seward Street; las Palmas Avenue, and Highland Avenue. Photograph dated 1956.
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1 negative :safety ;12 x 14 cm. Photographic safety negatives
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