Physical Los Angeles

National Theatre is history

By Kevin Roderick | March 20, 2008 11:45 PM

All done
Demolition didn't take long. A crew took down the scaffolding yesterday, leaving a bare lot at the corner of Gayley and Lindbrook where the newest, most modern single-screen in Westwood Village used to stand. Here's how it looked in mid-February.

Photo: LA Observed


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