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Stage 9

A Landmark of Film and Television Heritage

A large, empty industrial-style room with a light grey floor, dark walls, and an exposed wooden beam ceiling.

[Overview]

Centrally located at the heart of the studio, Stage 9 has been a cornerstone of entertainment since its construction in 1928. This distinguished stage has hosted classic films such as Tin Pan Alley (1940), The Ghost and Mrs. Muir (1947), and Jumpin' Jack Flash (1986). Stage 9 has also been home to acclaimed TV series, including the gritty drama NYPD Blue (1993–2005) and the beloved comedy–drama M*A*S*H* (1972–1983).

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Highlights

  • Elephant Doors:

    2 entrances, approx. 13’ 6.5 (w) x 19’ 9.5 (h)

  • Loading Height:

    Street level, loading dock

  • Electrical:

    120/208 V, 9,000/3,000 A

  • Air & Water:

    HVAC, compressed air, water

Gallery

Exterior of Studio 9, a large beige building with a blue sliding door, a parking lot in the foreground, and a clear blue sky.
An empty soundstage with a light grey floor, dark walls, exposed wooden ceiling, and bright overhead lights.
Empty, expansive industrial space with a grey floor marked "FIRE LANE" and exposed ceiling structure.
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  • Stage Size18,909 sq ft 
  • Dimensions to grid189’ x 96’x 29’
  • Height to grid29’ to permanents, catwalks above
  • Floor typeRaised Foundation, Tongue & Groove Angleboard With MDF

[Dimensions and floorplan]

0102030405/05
Line drawing of a building with "STAGE 9" on the roof.

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Exterior of Studio 9, a large light-colored building with a blue rolling door, under a clear sky.
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