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The Avon 1970
A screen cap from the 1970 film A BOY NAMED DAVID, the address is clearly 7059 Hollywood Blvd.
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Avon - Feb 8, 1970
After the switch to all-male and name change. Ad from the Feb 8, 1970 Los Angeles Times
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Bijou - Dec 19, 1971
After another name change, and now screening revival films. Ad from the Dec 19, 1971 Los Angeles Times
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Bijou - Sept 13, 1973
Back to all-male fare. Ad from the Sept 13, 1973 Los Angeles Times
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Bijou - April 2, 1974
Interestingly one if the last films advertised doesn’t appear to be all-male, maybe they were trying a mix out to stay afloat? Ad from the April 2, 1974 Los Angeles Times
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Punch Line Cafe - Feb 13, 1977
Last known usage as a theater space was for “Corkers, or What Do I Take For A Running Gag”. Ad from the Feb 13, 1977 Los Angeles Times
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