A mecca for film aficionados, the Larry Edmunds Bookshop has long educated lovers of entertainment through its large selection of books, scripts, posters, and photos along with events that feature the most talented authors of Hollywood history. Probably the first true film book store, Larry Edmunds has survived the ups and downs of book publishing for more than 75 years while serving the needs of cineastes.
The original owner Larry Edmunds, who originally worked at Book of the Day store on La Brea Avenue in the late 1930s, bought out Sam Reiser and his book shop at 1603 N. Cahuenga Boulevard in 1939. He then brought in Milton Luboviski, a former co-worker, as partner in 1940. When Edmunds tragically committed suicide in 1941, Luboviski and his wife Git took over the store.
The original owner Larry Edmunds, who originally worked at Book of the Day store on La Brea Avenue in the late 1930s, bought out Sam Reiser and his book shop at 1603 N. Cahuenga Boulevard in 1939. He then brought in Milton Luboviski, a former co-worker, as partner in 1940. When Edmunds tragically committed suicide in 1941, Luboviski and his wife Git took over the store.
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