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Mann's Chinese Theatre and The Hollywood Walk of Fame
It all started back in 1927, when actress Norma Talmadge accidentally stepped into wet cement while visiting the new theater, then called Grauman's Chinese Theatre. To date, more than 200 celebrities have been immortalized in concrete. Each year, some four million visitors travel to the site and can be seen comparing their own extremities to those of stars like Marilyn Monroe, Judy Garland, Jimmy Stewart, Paul Newman, Tom Cruise, and Clark Gable. George Burns and Groucho Marx have left imprints of their cigars, and Bob Hope and Jimmy Durante eternalized their famous noses. Just down the street is the Hollywood Walk of Fame, which features more than 2,000 bronze stars embedded in pink and charcoal terrazzo with the names of luminaries from the fields of motion pictures, TV, radio, records, and theater. Squares are occupied by everyone from Bud Abbott of Abbott and Costello fame, to more modern celebrities, like Steven Spielberg. The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce selects the candidates based on their achievements, and on the condition that the celebrity will attend the dedication ceremony. Each year, an average of 20 stars are voted in. Location Hours of operation Cost Contact information Disabled access Additional information
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