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To: Diva Betsy Ross
I used to work down there.. at the First National Hollywood bank.
From our FIRST "Oscar FReep" thread:
1 - The PERFECT epicenter for our rally...
Just about ALL of the beautiful buildings surrounding the "red carpet" area are owned by what would seem to be pro-Hollywood (and ANTI-our rally) entities, i.e. the entire Kodak Theatre/Hollywood & Highland complex, Disney's El Capitan theatre across the street, the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel - so that THEY would not want us near them, and the REST of the buildings in the area are run-down and ratty-looking, i.e. souvenir junk shops, or TACKY, like Ripley's Believe it or Not "Odditorium" - so that WE would not want to be near THEM, except for THIS one:



Hollywood First National Building
6777 Hollywood Blvd.
Northeast corner of Hollywood and Highland
Built by architects Meyer & Holler in 1927, this property is a historic site.
This combination of Gothic and Art Deco was created by the same architects who designed the Chinese Theater.
From 1927 to 1932 it was the tallest in the city.
However, Los Angeles City Hall was built in 1932 which was taller.
Currently an office building that will be undergoing renovation by its owner in 1999.
Note that in the "red carpet" picture posted at #4 (above), you can see this classic building (on the far right) when the cameras look towards the area where we think that the limos will arrive.
1 - The police have already told Ted that they will accomodate him SOMEWHERE on Highland.
2 - Most of the sidewalks along both Hollywood AND Highland will be closed, except for an "eight-foot walkway" - see from post #6 (above).
3 - There is an "alcove" of sorts right at the entrance to the Hollywood National Building - where the police could allow Ted, and a handful of his supporters to gather, more or less "off the beaten path" where the crowd needs to move.
This area would be MY choice, if I were the LAPD officer in charge, IF Ted would limit the number of people who join him to less than a dozen, or so.
The REST of our people could gather somewhere ELSE, at a place which I have not (yet) determined - possibly further north on Highland, in the direction...


39 posted on 03/15/2003 11:53:17 PM PST by RonDog
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17 posted on 02/12/2005 1:07:20 PM PST by RonDog
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To: RonDog
From www.zap2it.com:

Hollywood Billboards Mock Liberals, Hawk Scripts
February 11, 2005

LOS ANGELES (Zap2it.com) - Forget advertising movies, underwear or perfume on billboards. That's so trite. What's hot on billboards today ranges from personals ads to requests for donated organs.

In Hollywood, two particular signs are gaining media attention. The first is a right-wing billboard funded by Citizens United that credits Hollywood's outspoken liberals for creating enough hoopla during the last presidential election to get George W. Bush re-elected.

The billboards feature Bush smiling at a podium and the faces of several Hollywood left-wingers: Barbra Streisand, Ben Affleck, Sean Penn, Martin Sheen, Whoopi Goldberg and Michael Moore, filmmaker of the controversial anti-Bush documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11." The signs read "4 More Years. Thank You Hollywood!

The sign is strategically placed so they will be visible from the red carpet outside Hollywood's Kodak Theatre on Oscar night, Sunday, Feb. 27.


19 posted on 02/12/2005 1:56:03 PM PST by RonDog
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To: RonDog
Yup.. that is the building. I worked on the 5th floor and had quite the view of the MacDonalds on the other side of Hollywood! At the time it was a hang out for some interesting characters.....
25 posted on 02/12/2005 3:32:07 PM PST by Diva Betsy Ross (Just say no to the ACLU!)
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