Capture Calif

Capture California

What is a YOLT? Well, you may have heard the term YOLO. Gary and Sherri think we can live again, not as James Bond, but as being reborn. Consequently, we are having fun in our life, after all, You Only Live Twice.

Saturday, October 6, 2012

Adventure 051, Site 149 – Pasadena Playouse



Capture California, the Game-2012
Adventure: 051, Site 149 – Pasadena Playouse
California Landmark Number: 887
National Registry ID: 1975000435


Team: Thing One, Thing Two
Date:  October 6, 2012
Location:
Latitude: N 34° 08.709
Longitude: W 118° 08.230
Address: 39 South El Molino Avenue, Pasadena, CA

Description:
Date Built: 1924
Architect: Elmer Grey



On this Saturday morning, Thing One and Thing Two strolled around Pasadena to see the sights. One of the destinations was the Pasadena Playhouse. The building itself blends in with the other buildings along the El Molino. Sort of a non-descript plaster building. When we got there, a couple actresses where waiting for the building to open. We climbed the short set of stairs and found our plaque and went off for more adventure.



The playhouse is considered Elmer Grey's outstanding design. Each year it produces an outstanding set of productions and has produced many of the worlds theater stars.



NO. 887 PASADENA PLAYHOUSE - Founded in 1917 by Gilmor Brown, the Pasadena Playhouse was designed by architect Elmer Grey and the cornerstone laid May 31, 1924. In 1928 the College of Theatre Arts was incorporated with the Pasadena Playhouse Association as a non-profit institution. In 1937, the Playhouse received the honorary title 'State Theatre of California' from the California Legislature.
Location: 39 El Molino Ave, Pasadena






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