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665 W. Jefferson Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 90007

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Shrine Auditorium Facts and Information

When it was designed and created by the Shriners back in 1906 and rebuilt in 1920 after a fire the world-famous Shrine Auditorium was the biggest indoor auditorium in the globe, with almost 6,500 seats. It is still the biggest such theatre in America, and that pure size is what has complete the Shrine the chosen venue for Hollywood's most imperative awards shows.

The appeal surely doesn't lie through the Shrine's location. Situated in a rough neighborhood the northern edge of South Central across the street from the U.S.C. campus, near Exposition Park, it is quite obvious that you’re not in Beverly Hills any longer.The Academy Awards establish was first presented at the Shrine back in 1947.

The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion at the Music Center in downtown is more alluring. That is why the Oscars show was shown at the Dorothy Chandler for the majority of the past decade. But ultimately size won out. The Dorothy Chandler Pavilion can seat only 3,197 visitors, less than half that the Shrine can house. So faced with the scene of turning away a lot of of the most authoritative celebrities in Hollywood, the establishment in the end relent and moved the yearly Academy Awards demonstrate back to the Shrine for the 1997 and 1998 shows.

Similarly, the yearly Emmy Awards explain of late moved to the Shrine as well, abandon their long-time affiliation with the Pasadena Civic Auditorium in favor of the Shrine's 6,500 seats.

Over the years the Shrine has also hosted a assortment of other alluring award shows, together with the Grammy Awards, the MTV Music Awards, the American Music Awards, the Screen Actors Guild Awards, the Soul Train Music Awards, the American Comedy Awards, and others.

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