Historic “Fox California Bob Hope Theatre” in Downtown Stockton
In May 2003, Stockton resident and developer Alex G. Spanos donated $500,000 toward the renovation of this historical theatre. At his request, the City Council voted to name the theatre after one of the Country’s best known entertainers – Bob Hope.
Tentative date for the Grand Re-Opening Celebration is September 18, 2004.
This place is a cramped, uncomfortable dump. Old and tired. It’s like watching a movie in a dank basement. I can’t recall having a bleaker moviegoing experience. An ambiance more than matched by the dark and intimidating neighborhood that surrounds it.
I’d rather take a midnight stroll through the Tenderloin.
A more convenient, comfortable, accommodating venue with the same programing would easily double the take and eliminate, or at least ameliorate, the ever-present specter of financial collapse that seems to plague this establishment.
Historic “Fox California Bob Hope Theatre” in Downtown Stockton
In May 2003, Stockton resident and developer Alex G. Spanos donated $500,000 toward the renovation of this historical theatre. At his request, the City Council voted to name the theatre after one of the Country’s best known entertainers – Bob Hope.
Tentative date for the Grand Re-Opening Celebration is September 18, 2004.
This place is a cramped, uncomfortable dump. Old and tired. It’s like watching a movie in a dank basement. I can’t recall having a bleaker moviegoing experience. An ambiance more than matched by the dark and intimidating neighborhood that surrounds it.
I’d rather take a midnight stroll through the Tenderloin.
A more convenient, comfortable, accommodating venue with the same programing would easily double the take and eliminate, or at least ameliorate, the ever-present specter of financial collapse that seems to plague this establishment.
Old doesn’t always mean good.
Let it go, man!