
“It broke our hearts when we found out that they were
shutting it down. It’s a beautiful place—the artwork is magnificent.
God bless them.”
Ernie King |

“I remember going there and playing hooky with my friends. It
was the jewel of the Bronx. I always wondered what happened to the
Paradise. I want to go and take my family and let them experience
it.”
Steven Bobker |

“When I was much younger, and lived in Brooklyn,
I was dating a young man from the Bronx. It was our favorite place
to go. It was like being in another world, really. I’m sure there
weren’t many theatres that looked like that.”
Arlene Cohen |

“It was the best date place, especially with
the stars above you. If you liked him, it was romantic. If you didn’t
like him, at least you had the atmosphere and the movie. You could get
there without [driving], rain or shine. Welcome back!”
Ruth Ozer |

“The Loew’s Pardise was one of the
showcases of New York City. It was a pleasure to go in there,
whether you liked the movie or not. Just going in there made your
day.”
Saby Chico
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