I was an usher, projectionist, then a manager here from 89 till they closed. Actually Dixie 4 was bought by Cinemark and operated as a dollar theatre for a short time. Maybe for less than two years. Then it was sold to Marty Sussman, who used to own the vogue and who brought Rocky Horror to the vogue. I don’t think we closed in 91 because I was in engineering school in 92 and remember studying in the break room. We also had Menace II society which was 93. I think we closed in 93 or 94 because I switched to Marty’s other theatre, Movie City till they closed, then Jtown 4 for a short period before I quit and started waiting tables in 95.
I was an usher, projectionist, then a manager here from 89 till they closed. Actually Dixie 4 was bought by Cinemark and operated as a dollar theatre for a short time. Maybe for less than two years. Then it was sold to Marty Sussman, who used to own the vogue and who brought Rocky Horror to the vogue. I don’t think we closed in 91 because I was in engineering school in 92 and remember studying in the break room. We also had Menace II society which was 93. I think we closed in 93 or 94 because I switched to Marty’s other theatre, Movie City till they closed, then Jtown 4 for a short period before I quit and started waiting tables in 95.