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No life is ever untouched by moments of uncertainty, and for Sid Grauman, the American entrepreneur behind Hollywood’s iconic Egyptian Theatre, a historic movie theater located on Hollywood Boulevard, it once seemed as though both his career and the theater itself might never materialize. The year was 1906, and Grauman and his father had lost everything after the San Francisco earthquake wreaked havoc on their business, demolishing two theatres they were operating—the Unique Theatre and the Lyceum Theatre. For…
