It sold today, the auctioneer is not back yet, so the fellow on the phone had no numbers.I am posting this shred of information as lots 0f people have been sniffing around the Crier for updates.
Mike
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Yikes! Seems like it happened so fast. Thanks for the info, however scant it may be right now.
Well, at least someone bought it. I wish it had been me, because I’ve been wanting to open a bar / club / arts emporium there for a long time (even though I LOVED seeing movies there!).
I’m out of the country until March, but maybe at that time the new owner will be looking for someone like me to do such a thing!
I appreciate any information posted about the new owner so that I may contact him.
Viva La Dover!
Well, Foster’s explained that one of the mortgage holders “Rose Realty”, bought it. I’ve contacted them regarding my plans.
By the way, I came across this site due to my “The Strand” Google searches, and I really like it!
I now read everything on it.
Good god, I miss N.E.
I really loved this place I hope it survives unlike the IOKA in Exeter.
I really hope this theater survives as a theater. there are not many like it left and would be a great loss to the downtown area. I don’t think turning it into a bar/club would be that great of an idea. i have seen many of these open in the area and they close shortly there after leaving nothing but an eyesore for the community. A theater on the other hand especially one like the strand could offer a unique oppertunity for someone to use the place as a movie theater and perhaps even as a performing arts center as well. that would at least be in keeping with the original use of the building.