Depart from Chinese Theatre

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Stop by the Vogue Multicultural Museum. This former theatre – turned paranormal investigator headquarters – turned nightclub – turned museum has had a long and unique history, going as far back as when this strip was known as Prospect Avenue.

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Built a year before the Chinese Theatre in 1926, El Capitan originally began as a performing arts theatre, putting on live productions and musicals during an era in which film was beginning to dominate. Here you will learn of the many hauntings said to take place to this day, such as the stories of the manager whose face peers down from a window above the entryway and countless others.

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We will take you to Musso and Frank’s Grill, the century-old restaurant that helped shape Hollywood and the film industry as we know it. Legends tell of Charlie Chaplin’s ghost still populating the booth so famously known as his while he still lived, maybe you’ll even see him entering the building!

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