Why is it so important to still own and operate the original theater after 90 years?
Replied byGreg Marcus
President & CEO, The Marcus Corporation at The Marcus Corporation
Niche: Retail, Production
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2015 or
Keeping the first theater is our way of saying we remember where we came from. It proves to communities we do not just build something, make a quick buck, and leave. We build it, operate it, and stay. When we say we still own our first theater from 90 years ago, that message matters.
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