Hoteliers try to do this so that they don't have to possibly go through the eviction process for someone that stays over 30 days. They refer to this as the ”28 day shuffle.” This is clearly against California Law Civil Section 1940.1. During this stay which has been longer than my usual I was informed by the Manager that I had to leave. The front desk staff has always been good at customer service even though the manager isn't. I have seen it been a nice safe haven, then go down hill with pot smoking and parties, then back up again to being a nice place to stay. I have stayed at this establishment many times over the past 4 years. I will be filing suit in LA County courts to stop this individual from doing this to others! He is in the hospitality business, there is no room for that kind of demeanor. I understand from the staff he has a very short fuse when it comes to his temper. Again, let me say the front desk staff is good but this Manager is one of the worst I have seen. They don't change the sheets as they should unless you call them on it. He violates several CA laws, renting rooms that only accomadate 4-5 people to a group of 7 people.
PARAMOUNT DRIVE IN THEATRE CODE
When I informed the Manager that this was against CA Law and gave him the code section to read himself, he just didn't care and basically dared me to report him as he is above the law.
Who can be faulted for the creation of desolation row at lower Broadway? I leave it up to the reader and/or citizens of Long Branch and Monmouth County.Bellflower | 2.68km from Paramount Drive-In Theatres I have stayed at this establishment many times over the past 4 years. The Paramount Theatre was demolished June 12, 2017. In the meantime the Paramount Theatre had been in use as a store by Siperstein’s Paints until they vacated it around 2011. Broadway Arts folded and the Strand Theatre was demolished. Broadway Arts was formed and plans and designs drawn up for a complete renovation of lower Broadway, with the Paramount Theatre restored and the Strand Theatre across the street to be used for live productions. Obstacle to this was the ownership of the building which by 2004-2005 was enthusiastically accepted and progress began. The Greater Long Branch Arts Council(defunct in 1999) demonstrated the possible restoration of the theatre in 1998 as a live theatre & cinema. The theatre would have live productions and film, with a curved screen being lifted into the fly-tower during live performances. In 1975 plans were considered to glass enclose the balcony and have meals served from a restaurant to be installed in one of the adjoining stores.
PARAMOUNT DRIVE IN THEATRE INSTALL
It was planned to reopen in June 1965 after the installation of 70mm stereo projection and sound and later planned to install a Cinerama three strip & single strip system with a curved screen. announced the Paramount Theatre would be demolished. The theatre was to resume operation in 1960 with the last exhibition of “The Ten Commandments” on June 8, but this never happened. The Paramount Theatre was closed on September 1959 with “Darby O'Gill and the Little People” and “Cast a Long Shadow”.
Lasting only 28 years, the last three years of operation saw speciality “Roadshow' prints of "Around the World in 80 Days”, “The Ten Commandments” (anamorphic wide-screen print) and “South Pacific”.
PARAMOUNT DRIVE IN THEATRE MOVIE
It reopened as the Paramount Theatre on Januwith the Paramount movie “The Gang Buster” starring Jack Oakie. The interior was dismantled and a new interior was constructed in an Atmospheric Spanish-Morish style designed by local architect Leon Cubberly. It was closed in 1930 with the Fox talkie feature film “The Sky Hawk” starring Helen Chandler. It also exhibited silent movies such as “Birth of a Nation”, “Ben-Hur” and “Phantom of the Opera” The Broadway Theatre was built by Walter Rosenberg (who later became Walter Reade). The theatre was equipped with a Moller organ (Opus 2806). James Episcopal Church, the Broadway Theatre was opened Augwith the pre-Broadway(New York) try-out of “The Girl from Montmartre” starring Long Branch resident Richard Carle and stage performer Hattie Williams.
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