In 1964, the newly-built Dorothy Chandler Pavilion in downtown Los Angeles was opened to much fanfare. It was the city’s crowning achievement, having lacked a modern concert hall for many years.

Disney Wonder will become the first Disney Cruise Line vessel to stop in San Diego.

In yesterday’s post I detailed the history we learned about the El Capitan Theatre on our Los Angeles Historic Theatre Foundation tour last weekend. After the organ concert and history presentation, we were broken into groups and sent dashing through the narrow halls backstage to try to see everything before the theater opened for business that morning.

Walt Disney’s home from 1932 – 195 is now available for sale. The residence, at 4053 Woking Way is privately gated home has four bedrooms, five baths with some incredible views of the city and is up for sale at $3.65 million.

Disneyland wants to share the magic of it’s new World of Color show with other cities. They’ve composed a 5 minute show on the theme of love and hit the road. For their first stop Disneyland brought a splash of the World of Color show to the San Francisco Palace of Legion of Honor. Disney animation and state of the art technology showcased the theme of “Love” in this first stop of the four city tour.