Nestled in Downtown Los Angeles' vibrant Broadway Theater District, The United Theater on Broadway is a restored 1927 Spanish Gothic masterpiece, originally built by film pioneers Mary Pickford, Charlie Chaplin, D.W. Griffith, and Douglas Fairbanks. This 1,647-seat historic theater features a dramatic 46-foot proscenium arch, a 27-foot-deep stage with classic rigging, and an ornate ceiling shimmering with thousands of mirrors, evoking the grandeur of Spain's Segovia Cathedral. Once the city's tallest building and a premier movie palace, it now thrives as a versatile live music venue, hosting comedians during Netflix is a Joke, live podcasts, and diverse acts from hip-hop to pop. Its intimate yet grand atmosphere sets it apart in the Fashion District neighborhood, with a three-story lobby, luxurious mezzanine lounges, and basement bars converted from original lounges. Integrated into a boutique hotel, formerly Ace, now Stile Downtown. It offers performers rare comfort with on-site rooms, enhancing its appeal for mid-sized tours. A Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument, the theater blends cinematic legacy with modern events like galas and premieres, delivering exceptional sightlines and acoustics in a cashless, glamorous setting.