The bet was for a hundred dollars. A hundred dollars in the sixties was a lot of money. – Betty Prince

“There’d be like, 30 of us, 40 of us go over from the social services office on a Friday night and have a pub night.” – Howie and Linda Alberts

“It was always set up as a movie theater, but in a very classic kind of way, with this lavish lobby that felt like a hotel.” – Joey Tremblay, Regina, SK

“We had a theater company called Merely Players. We did mime, clowning and all sorts of different things. And we were hired by the downtown.” – Joey Tremblay

“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