KEYSTONE STUDIOS

1712 Alessandro, Edendale

1712 Alessandro (now Glendale), Edendale (Silverlake) California

The warehouse is all that is left of the Sennett studios. Across the street

is a building, which once housed a bakery that baked the thousands of pies

thrown at the studios.

MACK SENNETT STUDIOS – 1912

ONE OF THE FIRST MOTION PICTURE

STUDIOS IN LOS ANGELES

HOME OF THE KEYSTONE COPS

DECLARED

NOVEMBER 3, 1982

HISTORIC-CULTURAL MONUMENT NO. 256

BY THE

CITY OF LOS ANGELES

CULTURAL HERITAGE COMMISSION

CULTURAL AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT

courtesy of the personal postcard collection of Delores Hanney

SAM GOLDWYN STUDIOS

5800 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood California

1708 Talmadge, Edendale (Silverlake) California

4000 Warner Blvd., Culver City California

There is always a little confusion between MGM and Goldwyn Studios for

although Metro Goldwyn Meyer has as part of its name ‘Goldwyn’, Sam

Goldwyn had his own production company. Mabel’s contract was with Sam

Goldwyn not with MGM. Sam Goldwyn Studio later became Warner

Brother’s Hollywood. Mabel was with Goldwyn from 1918 to 1921.

She worked on the East Coast and his Culver City lot formally the

Triangle Pictures.

courtesy of the personal postcard collection of Delores Hanney

8822 Washington Blvd., Culver City California

According to the Blue Book of the Screen (1923) The Roach studio is

one of the three large studios in Culver City. Roach built the studio and

organized his companies there since 1919, when he moved from Glendale.

Mabel Normand made films there from 1926 until ill health ended her career.