Roxie Cinema
3117 Sixteenth Street,
San Francisco,
CA
94103
3117 Sixteenth Street,
San Francisco,
CA
94103
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looks like the Roxie has been “stepping up its game” in their programming.
Hollywood before the code series booked for early March, plus other great titles. Looking forward to a visit there on a future trip to SF. Oh I think the seating capacity is still 238
Seats 238, apparently – http://roxie.com/info/rental.cfm
I’ve posted information and photos from a recent visit here.
According to the official page, the seating capacity for the main auditorium is 238.
Roxie Theatre Night courtesy Nick’s Classic Americn Theatres.
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Roxie Theatre courtesy Nicks Classic American Theatres.
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Here is a 2009 night photo.
Here is a 1970 photo that is being sold on eBay:
http://tinyurl.com/o26hsm
Here are two more photos of the Roxie:
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1981 Photo
1986 Photo
This is a December 2008 photo.
The previous photo was not a night view. I must have linked to the wrong photo. This is a more recent photo of the Roxie.
A recent photo of the Roxie at night can be seen here.
Here is an “after” photo of the Roxie.
This is a “before” photo of the Roxie.
Here is a nice picture.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/earthworm/631691460/
The exterior of the Roxie has just been repainted, possibly for the first time in 30 years. It looks very nice now.
This is an amazing little cinema with (what looks like) the worlds smallest projection booth… God forbid another earthquake.
They manage to find the most unusual films never heard of before; I went to the Roxie to see “The Art of Masterbation” and was completey amaaaaaaaaazed at what we (the audience roaring with laughter)were shown. I swear I blushed in the darkness!
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The Roxie is looking to acquire new seats.
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And another photo here:–
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This is another photo of the Roxie Cinema.
As of 12/27/05 the Roxie Cinema has been sold to New College of California for assumption of debts of $200,000. New College will operate it as part of their media department, showcasing student films in addition to the regular Roxie fare of independent, foreign, and unusual films. Bill Banning, former Roxie owner, will continue to book shows, and it appears that Roxie Releasing will also go to New College.
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Another photo from the same source:
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