I’m selling the FOX sign (see above post from LisainLongBeach) from this theater. It’s basically the letters FOX that were on the marquee at the front of this theater (shown on the photo above).
There were only a few items saved when this great theater was demolished and this FOX sign is one of them. It originally housed neon lights. The fittings are still there if you want to restore it to its original coolness.
Each letter is approx. 30" tall and 30" wide.
I also have 3 original articles from the LB newspaper with articles and pictures of the theater being demolished (3 consecutive dates).
This historic piece of FOX theater and Southern California history can be yours for only $300!
When the building was being demolished I went downtown to talk to the demo crew and they said that none of it was being saved from the wrecking ball. Being a female – and offering a bottle of Chivas – I talked the foreman into giving me the Fox sign which I have still (the neon tubes are long gone) and it pleases me to know I have a little piece of this historical building.
I’m selling the FOX sign (see above post from LisainLongBeach) from this theater. It’s basically the letters FOX that were on the marquee at the front of this theater (shown on the photo above).
There were only a few items saved when this great theater was demolished and this FOX sign is one of them. It originally housed neon lights. The fittings are still there if you want to restore it to its original coolness.
Each letter is approx. 30" tall and 30" wide.
I also have 3 original articles from the LB newspaper with articles and pictures of the theater being demolished (3 consecutive dates).
This historic piece of FOX theater and Southern California history can be yours for only $300!
I will send a picture if you email me.
Simon, I’m sending you an email, OK? Lisa
When the building was being demolished I went downtown to talk to the demo crew and they said that none of it was being saved from the wrecking ball. Being a female – and offering a bottle of Chivas – I talked the foreman into giving me the Fox sign which I have still (the neon tubes are long gone) and it pleases me to know I have a little piece of this historical building.