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A Dark Day For The Capitol Theatre
“It was a beautiful, big old theatre. And then they split it in two, made two theatres out of one. And that was the first multiplex, I guess, in Saskatchewan.” – Jeff and Christine Thornton, Regina, SK
Let’s Go To The Movies Downtown Regina
“I think we probably rode our bikes down sometimes, but no, you just get on the bus and come downtown… It was a safe city.” – Dave Miller, Regina, SK
The Nice Discount At The Coronet Cinemas
“The movie theatre downtown was the best theatre ever.” – Robert Perves, Regina, SK
Saturday Morning Westerns At The Rex
Kids paid one nickel and they got into the movie at the Rex at 10 o’clock. – Gordon Staseson, Regina, SK
All The Local Store Owners in Downtown Regina Are Gone
In those days… when you went into the store, nine times outta 10, you knew the owner. Gordon Staseson, Regina, SK 50.44718 -104.61006 Regina Saskatchewan Canada Community Atmosphere Downtown Regina SK RG 22 story draft Go To The Rex, Get Prizes Movies were new, and the promoters were trying to bring customers in, but most […]