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Museum Of Television & Radio

465 North Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, CA

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Size: 154 x 38

Phone:

+1 310 786 1000, +1 310 786 1025

Website:

www.mtr.org

Formerly known as the Museum of Television & Radio, the Paley Center for Media is dedicated to preserving both the past and the future of television and radio. Guests can browse for snippets from their favorite commercials or radio programs or catch a fascinating speaker or lecture put on by the museum. Admission is free, but donations are welcome.

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But beyond that, the museum has an amazing array of programs that visitors can view in private cubicles. more on Yahoo! Travel

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this is the place to find what you need for movies, tv or entertainment . Prior to the sale of Debbie Reynolds this was where ... more on TripAdvisor

Bei meinem letzten Aufenthalt in Los Angeles habe ich mit einem guten Freund die Gelegenheit genutzt, auch einmal das Paley Center for Media zu besuchen, das aufgrund seiner angeblichen riesigen Media ... more on TripAdvisor

amazing display of Hollywood memorobilia. Went to the auction in the summer - quite fun. more on TripAdvisor

Saw Debbie Reynolds' collection of costumes from old movies - interesting. The best part of the visit was watching a documentary in their movie theater about Gene Kelly. While the theater was absolute ... more on TripAdvisor

I went to the Museum of Television and Radio and was in awe...I watched a screening of Richard Rodgers/Julie Andrews "Cinderella," while my husband watched an old episode of Matlock, my son watched th ... more on TripAdvisor

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At first glance, this museum is not very exciting to look at. Sometimes modern architects and designers are just simply not in touch with real people. But beyond that, the museum has an amazing array of programs that visitors can ... more on Yahoo! Travel