studio city, los angeles, california

Studio City is a district in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles, California. It is bounded, roughly, by Coldwater Canyon Boulevard, the 101 freeway, Mulholland Drive and Ventura Boulevard. Studio City earned its name in the 1920s when Mack Sennett was filming in the era. His soundstages are still in use (by CBS). Studio City, like nearby Sherman Oaks and North Hollywood, became known for having a large Jewish population in the 1950s. The area still has a large Jewish presence (like Sherman Oaks but unlike contemporary North Hollywood) but is no longer as heavily Jewish as it was even as recently as the 1980s.

<< Previous

Word Browser

Next >>

luther h. hodges
spoleto festival usa
w. kerr scott
r. gregg cherry
j. melville broughton
pineapple sage
richard caswell
legal aspects of computing
abner nash
museum of contemporary art
orlov revolt

flavoured milk
rodney begnaud
paul gleason
charles somerset, 1st earl of worcester
minim (religious order)
annapolis convention
national steel (album)
red byron
national steel
city of god
conservatoire national des arts et mtiers

ti de nadal
muse des arts et mtiers
magikarp
tarzana, los angeles, california
sherman oaks, los angeles, california
sbs transit
land transport authority (singapore)
goopy geer
jeff
lonesome george
jerusalem pogrom of april, 1920

robert eden
eagle rock, los angeles, california
george kelly (psychologist)
north south mrt line
marquess of lansdowne
jaffa riots
encino, los angeles, california
east west mrt line
marquess townshend
accident (movie)
tephra