I am one of the partners who will be leasing the Davis Varsity, and we are in total agreement with the comments made in the Oct. 8, 2005 post.
The theatre has lost alot of its original grandeur over the years. We are going to do our best to restore it. This includes: attempting to replicate the original art deco murals, building the concession stand at its original location, replacing the glass doors at the front, investigating whether we can remove the white paint from the brick, removing the bow tie benches on the sidewalk, upgrading the entire color scheme of the theatre (carpets, wall fabrics etc), and many other smaller “moderne period” touches.
I am one of the partners who will be leasing the Davis Varsity, and we are in total agreement with the comments made in the Oct. 8, 2005 post.
The theatre has lost alot of its original grandeur over the years. We are going to do our best to restore it. This includes: attempting to replicate the original art deco murals, building the concession stand at its original location, replacing the glass doors at the front, investigating whether we can remove the white paint from the brick, removing the bow tie benches on the sidewalk, upgrading the entire color scheme of the theatre (carpets, wall fabrics etc), and many other smaller “moderne period” touches.