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From the back benches of the Hollywood Bowl, with the sounds of the Los Angeles Philharmonic floating through the warm air of a summer evening, it might seem hard to believe that this L.A. landmark is anything but a masterpiece of engineering. And to be sure, the venue iconic band shell, speakers, and other improvements do aid the listener. But at its heart, the Hollywood Bowl still relies on the natural acoustics of the bowl-shaped valley in which it sits, an amphitheater of rock and dirt formed by an accident of tectonic up
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stanley cup ss was best known as a picnic spot until 1919, when the newly-formed Theatre Arts Alliance dispatched two of its members, H. Ellis Reed and his father William, to the Hollywood Hills to find a suitable location for outdoor productions. After a long search, the Reeds stepped into Daisy Dell and discovered its natural acoustics. I scaled a barbed wire fence, went up to the brow of a hill, the younger Reed wrote. Dad stood near a live oak in the center of the bowl-shaped area and we carried on a conversation. We rushed back to the Alliance with a glowing report. Above: The Hollywood Bowl as the Reeds saw it in 1920, when it was known variously as Daisy Dell or Bolton Canyon. [USC Libraries 鈥?California
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