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Sep 25, 2007
The Roxy Theatre, the little movie house on Quadra Street
that was built from an army-surplus Quonset hut in 1949
and has survived the storms of video and big-chain
competition with budget ticket pricing, has a new owner
today.
But movie-goers who like Roxy's comfy confines and cheap
admission won't have to worry. The Roxy isn't changing its
$5 double bills or $2.50 Tuesdays - and it's staying
exactly where it is.
Michael Sharpe, a real estate developer who bought the
Roxy from well-known Victoria entrepreneur Howie Siegel,
said his goal is to preserve and improve the 324-seat
theatre. He said the Roxy will undergo a name change, a
facelift on the marquee and other improvements to
concessions, lobby and washrooms.
Sharpe, 34, a Victoria native who grew up going to movies
at the Roxy, will sign the deal with Seigel today.
Financial terms were not disclosed.
Neil Kelly, t...See More
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