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Samuel Lionel "Roxy"
Rothafel (July 9, 1882 –
January 13, 1936) was an
American theatrical impresario and entrepreneur. He is
noted for
developing the...
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Lubin brought in the
successful and
innovative theater operator Samuel L.
Rothafel, aka "Roxy",
enticing him with a
large salary, a
percentage of the profits...
- official, who
served as
Manhattan Borough President; and
Samuel "Roxy"
Rothafel, a
theatrical impresario and entrepreneur. At age seven, Peet relocated...
- His son, Lawrence,
married Beta
Rothafel, the
daughter of
theatrical impresario and
entrepreneur Samuel Roxy
Rothafel.
Through his granddaughter, Penny...
- not show films. The
smaller theater was
named after producer Samuel L.
Rothafel, aka "Roxy", who was
engaged by
Rockefeller Center to
supervise the design...
- in
December 1932.
During rehearsals,
theatre businessman Samuel "Roxy"
Rothafel harshly criticized Minnelli, art
director Clark Robinson, and
dance director...
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relatively low
admission and open
seating can be
traced to
Samuel Roxy
Rothafel, an
early movie theater impresario. Many of
these early theaters contain...
- of film music,
known particularly for his ****ociation with
Samuel Roxy
Rothafel.
Edouarde was born in Cleveland, Ohio to an Irish-American
family on 31...
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normal theatrical novelty for the time.
Capitol Theatre manager Samuel Roxy
Rothafel commissioned conductor Ernö Rapée to
compile a
musical accompaniment that...
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renamed after Fox
Theatres sued Roxy
Rothafel over the
naming rights to the
nearby Roxy Theatre,
which Rothafel had
originally managed. The 3,700-seat...
