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Edmonton Bulletin, 1938, October 12 | Edmonton Historical Board

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Edmonton Bulletin, 1938, October 12

Exterior view of the Roxy Theatre in Edmonton as depicted in the Edmonton Bulletin from October 12, 1938.

Exterior view of the Roxy Theatre in Edmonton as depicted in the Edmonton Bulletin from October 12, 1938.

This photograph, published in the Edmonton Bulletin on October 12, 1938, showcases the exterior of the Roxy Theatre in Edmonton, Alberta.

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Roxy Theatre

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The War Years: 1914-1945

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Westmount

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