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Roxy Theatre

Exterior view of the Roxy Theatre, showcasing its architectural features.

The Roxy Theatre is a notable example of early 20th-century architecture located in Edmonton, known for its vibrant history in cinema.

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Roxy Theatre

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Westmount

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Edmonton Historical Board

CatalogEHB-3-7963

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