Wadsworth Theatre

Constructed in 1939, the Wadsworth Theatre was initially reported by the Los Angeles Times as a $162,000, designed to seat 1,500 people .

The theater, built on the grounds of the Soldiers' Home at Sawtelle, served as a venue for theatrical productions and movies for veterans.

Due to concerns about the film's impact on psychiatric patients, the screening was eventually moved to UCLA's Royce Hall.

Today, the Wadsworth Theatre, operated by Richmark Entertainment, presents Broadway productions and other live events.

Following an extensive renovation in 2002, which reduced seating capacity to 942, the theater has continued to host various Broadway shows, musical concerts, film premieres, and live theatrical productions.