of the TV series Glee Comedy Central Roast of Alec Baldwin (September 15, 2019) Since Sterling Venue Ventures took over management, the Saban has become a dominant force on the LA music scene. Notable events include: 'LA Comics Support Their Own' a special event featuring Ray Romano, Brian Regan, Bill Burr, and Bob Saget amongst many other Los Angeles-based comics. The 26th Annual NAACP Theatre Awards Star-Studded Tribute to Eddie Money with Sammy Hagar, George Thorogood, Kevin Cronin, James Hatfield, John Waite and more / February 20, 2020 REO Speedwagon / February 4, 2020 Styx / January 12, 2020 and January 19, 2019, and January 28, 2018 Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo / October 19, 2019 David Crosby & Friends / September 10, 2019 Art Garfunkel / May 9, 2019 Little Steven & The Disciples of Soul with a special guest appearance by Bruce Springsteen / May 4, 2019 Rick Springfield Accompanied by a Symphony Orchestra / March 30, 2019 Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons February 28 and March 1, 2019 Paul Anka / February 2, 2019 and January 14, 2018 Todd Rundgren / December 31, 2017 Starlet disappearance (Folklore) In May 1944, thirteen-year-old Patsy Ruth Brown disappeared after leaving producer Jack Schwarz's Fox Wilshire Building penthouse. Schwarz told juvenile officers that Patsy had spent the afternoon in his apartment. That evening he gave her three dollars for a taxi. According to Schwarz, Patsy left in the company of an older girl named O'Hara, whom Patsy had brought with her. Schwarz said that Patsy had begged him numerous times for a role in one of his films. Her only film appearance (uncredited) was in Nearly Eighteen (1943). A taxi driver who took Patsy to Union Station told the police that Patsy said she was going to San Bernardino to visit her father, an employee of a Barstow, California rock company. However, the taxi driver's tip failed to help police trace the missing girl. Photo gallery See also National Register of Historic Places References External links Saban Theatre on Twitter BHPAC Old Website Buildings and structures in Beverly Hills, California Theatres in Los Angeles County, California Movie palaces Wilshire Boulevard Buildings and structures on the National Register of Historic Places in Los Angeles County, California 1930 establishments in California Event venues established in 1930 Theatres completed in 1930 Art Deco architecture in California Cinemas and movie theaters in Los Angeles