When Grauman's Chinese Theatre first opened in 1927, no one expected it to acheive the level of popularity that soon came to it. But when silent screen star Norma Talmadge accidentally stepped in wet cement outside the theatre, a new tourist attraction was born. Today, millions come to the theatre every year. It features an enormous screen, and state-of-the-art sound, but the biggest attraction is Hollywood's Walk-Of-Fame. Over 200 celebrities have left their hand prints in the cement in the courtyard. The theatre was purchased by Ted Mann in 1973 and it's name was changed to Mann's Chinese Theatre. In 1986, Mann sold it to Paramount which sold half to Warner Bros. The theatre is located at 6925 Hollywood Blvd in Hollywood, California.
Because of the way the default scenery for the Los Angeles area is designed, it would be very dificult to place the theatre in its proper location. Instead, the theatre has been moved so that it sits along one of the major roads, just south of the Hollywood sign.