35mm Print
Casablanca
"Here's looking at you, kid." Experience the romance and intrigue in this timeless masterpiece.
2:00 PM
5:30 PM
9:00 PM
Now Playing at Yes Cinema
Restored
Vertigo
Hitchcock's haunting masterpiece of obsession and mystery, newly restored to its original splendor.
1:30 PM
4:45 PM
8:15 PM
Matinee Special
Singin' in the Rain
Pure Hollywood magic. The greatest musical ever made, now showing in glorious Technicolor.
12:00 PM
3:30 PM
7:00 PM
Late Night
Sunset Boulevard
"I am big. It's the pictures that got small." A dark, unforgettable journey into Hollywood's past.
4:00 PM
7:30 PM
10:45 PM
Film Noir
The Maltese Falcon
Bogart at his finest in the film that defined the noir genre. Don't miss this legendary detective tale.
2:30 PM
6:00 PM
9:30 PM
Weekend Classic
The Philadelphia Story
Hepburn, Grant, and Stewart in the most sophisticated romantic comedy ever crafted.
1:00 PM
4:30 PM
8:00 PM
Our Cinema Palaces
Yes Majestic
725 Broadway
Downtown District
Our flagship palace. 800 seats of art deco splendor with original 1935 architecture, Wurlitzer organ, and crystal chandeliers.
• 35mm Projection
• Balcony Seating
• Live Organist Weekends
Yes Rialto
1842 Wilshire Avenue
Arts Quarter
Intimate 300-seat theatre specializing in film noir and pre-code Hollywood. Original 1928 Spanish baroque interior lovingly preserved.
• 35mm & 16mm
• Lounge Bar
• Late Night Screenings
Yes Paramount
456 Sunset Plaza
Westside
1200-seat movie palace built in 1931. Features include a starlit ceiling, Egyptian revival details, and the largest screen in the city.
• 70mm Capability
• Reserved Seating
• Grand Lobby Events
Yes Bijou
89 Maple Street
Historic Village
Our cozy neighborhood gem. Built in 1938, this 150-seat theatre is perfect for matinees and classic musicals in an intimate setting.
• 35mm Projection
• Matinee Specials
• Tea Service Available
Our Heritage
1928
A Dream Takes Shape
In the twilight of the silent era, visionary exhibitor Samuel Goldstein opened the first Yes Cinema on Broadway, declaring "Yes to artistry, Yes to spectacle, Yes to the future of motion pictures."
1935
The Golden Age Arrives
As Hollywood entered its golden age, Yes Cinema expanded to four magnificent palaces, each an architectural masterpiece designed to make moviegoing an event worthy of the silver screen's greatest stars.
1952
Television's Challenge
While others abandoned elegance for economy, Yes Cinema doubled down on the theatrical experience. We installed larger screens, better sound, and maintained our commitment to presentation excellence.
1978
Preservation Over Demolition
When multiplexes threatened to erase cinema history, Yes Cinema chose a different path: restoration. We saved our palaces from demolition and preserved them as living monuments to film's golden era.
2010
A New Generation
Under new stewardship, Yes Cinema committed exclusively to classic film exhibition. We acquired rare prints, restored our 35mm projectors, and became a sanctuary for cinema's greatest achievements.
Today
The Eternal "Yes"
Every night at Yes Cinema, audiences discover why movies were once called "dreams." In our palaces, the golden age never ended—it simply waits for you to take your seat.
"We don't show old movies. We show eternal ones." — The Yes Cinema Promise