Eastside Arena (Los Angeles) - Revision history

Matt at 22:14, 7 May 2021

2021-05-07T22:14:06Z

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	something to do with the lack of success when this arena opened for business.		something to do with the lack of success when this arena opened for business.

	[[Babe McCoy]] staged some cards here, circa early 1940s, but only for a very short time. The arena was used a final time in December 1954/January 1955 by [[Cal Eaton]] and his group, while the [[Olympic Auditorium]] was undergoing repairs.		[[Dave Landau]] promoted there in 1936 and 1937, putting on amateur shows, with the exception of one pro card January 1937. [[Babe McCoy]] staged some cards here, circa early 1940s, but only for a very short time. The arena was used a final time in December 1954/January 1955 by [[Cal Eaton]] and his group, while the [[Olympic Auditorium]] was undergoing repairs.


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	[[Category:Los Angeles Venues\|Eastside Arena (Los Angeles)]]		[[Category:Los Angeles Venues\|Eastside Arena (Los Angeles)]]

Ric: street address per 12/24/1931 LAT

2006-12-04T05:55:01Z

street address per 12/24/1931 LAT

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	== East Los Angeles, CA, USA ==		== East Los Angeles, CA, USA ==
	The Eastside Arena opened for business in 1930. By all accounts the arena was nice facility. But it is apparent that there were difficulties staging cards here. The Great Depression had
			The '''Eastside Arena''', located at East Ninth and Lenora, opened for business in 1930. By all accounts the arena was nice facility. But it is apparent that there were difficulties staging cards here. The Great Depression had
	something to do with the lack of success when this arena opened for business.		something to do with the lack of success when this arena opened for business.

Matt: used in 1954/55 while Olympic was being repaired.

2006-09-17T16:37:18Z

used in 1954/55 while Olympic was being repaired.

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	something to do with the lack of success when this arena opened for business.		something to do with the lack of success when this arena opened for business.

	[[Babe McCoy]] staged some cards here, circa early 1940s, but only for a very short time.		[[Babe McCoy]] staged some cards here, circa early 1940s, but only for a very short time. The arena was used a final time in December 1954/January 1955 by [[Cal Eaton]] and his group, while the [[Olympic Auditorium]] was undergoing repairs.


	[[Category:California Venues\|Eastside Arena (Los Angeles)]]		[[Category:California Venues\|Eastside Arena (Los Angeles)]]
	[[Category:Los Angeles Venues\|Eastside Arena (Los Angeles)]]		[[Category:Los Angeles Venues\|Eastside Arena (Los Angeles)]]

Ric at 18:49, 11 July 2005

2005-07-11T18:49:17Z

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== East Los Angeles, CA, USA ==
The Eastside Arena opened for business in 1930. By all accounts the arena was nice facility. But it is apparent that there were difficulties staging cards here. The Great Depression had
something to do with the lack of success when this arena opened for business.

[[Babe McCoy]] staged some cards here, circa early 1940s, but only for a very short time.

[[Category:California Venues|Eastside Arena (Los Angeles)]]
[[Category:Los Angeles Venues|Eastside Arena (Los Angeles)]]