Posted by jocco on March 19, 2016 at 17:23:44 from (166.182.3.6):
I am not in this one but watching it from the side lines. I am asking your opinions and what you have seen. A small town (by most standards) theater closed down. They need to update to digital and its lots of money. Many smaller towns have lost there theaters in the past few years. They are trying to due grants, donations and so on, as well as non profit. One out fit could not get off the ground another wants to erect a new building!!! I say its a tough sell for many reasons: Amount of people that use it, changing times (download movies) etc. seasonal situation to name a few. One old theater the town took over and run, lost money and voters pulled the plug. So what have you seen and what is your thoughts??? Yes I would like to see it survive but would not want to be invested in it. Also heard today that a well known out fit wants to buy the property and demolish it and put in either a housing unit or commercial space. And last another town had an out fit that wanted to put one in but it cancelled out as studies showed NOT FEASABLE for size of town!!! thanks
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