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Contest
entry blank promoting the movie "10" in early 1980.
People could nominate their own idea of a "Perfect 10"
for a chance to win prizes. |
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The Roxy's
business license from 1931-1932, signed by Guy Gray
and Mignon Tadsen (both now deceased).
Cost of the
license was $25. Today's license costs $50, so inflation hasn't
really been all that bad.
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Theatres used
to be regulated by the State Board of Equalization. We're not
sure when this requirement ended. This license is from 1944. |
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In 1990,
to celebrate the Roxy's 60th anniversary, we brought back five
classic films: Casablanca, The Wizard of Oz, The Ten Commandments,
The Sound of Music, and Gone With The Wind. Free tickets were
given away on the radio. These are the tickets used for those
giveaways. |
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Book of 10-cent
coupons, date unknown. Probably very early in the theatre's history. |
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Ticket
stub from the "Zorro Goes To Paris" show, presented
live on stage in the Roxy in 1981.
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HERE to
see pictures from the play.
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Personalized
buttons were worn by the staff during our 60th Anniversary celebration.
The buttons were designed by Mike Blakesley and manufactured
by our local newspaper. |
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40 cent ticket
from an unknown date. Since this ticket contains no designation
of "child," "adult" etc., it's pretty much
impossible to determine when this ticket was printed, although
it was probably before the 1960s. The Roxy stopped using this
type of ticket in 1991. |
