Not just here for the shopping, darling. Beverly Hills has serious main character energy, especially in these iconic theaters that have been serving drama since the ’30s. 1. Saban Theatre (formerly Fox Wilshire Theatre) Opened: September 19, 1930 Architect: S. Charles Lee Architectural Style: Art Deco Historical Significance: Located at the southeast corner of Wilshire Boulevard and Hamilton Drive, the Saban Theatre is a quintessential example of Art Deco architecture. Designed by renowned architect S. Charles Lee, it was initially built as a major film presentation house with provisions for vaudeville performances. The theater’s opulent interiors and distinctive facade have made it a cherished landmark in Los Angeles. 2. Fine Arts Theatre (originally Regina Theatre) Opened: 1937 Architect: B. Marcus Priteca Architectural Style: Zigzag Moderne (a subset of Art Deco) Historical Significance: Situated on Wilshire Boulevard, the Fine Arts Theatre was designed by B. Marcus Priteca, kno...