Guess What This Door Used To Be…
Here’s a clue: in the 50s, people lined up here to see the most famous of all television shows.
Guess What This Door Used To Be…
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I’m guessing this was the audience entrance for where “I Love Lucy” was shot from 1951-53, at what was then General Service Studios, now known as Hollywood Center.
Agree with Steve Byrd above.
So,now tell us about the thousands of dollars of prizes he has won for the correct answer…
What’s the address so we can google it and see what it looks like today
1040 N. Las Palmas, Hollywood
Thanks Randy
I used to live a block away on Las Palmas.