But first it was:
Pastime Roller Rink, 3964 Mission Blvd., Pomona, California
(Newly enlarged in 1937.^[3])
• Operator: Mr. Schmitt^[1]
• Floor size: Enlarged to 140' x 60' in 1937.^[3]
• Floor type: ^[?]
• Primary reason for closing: New rink being built.
• Opened: Before 1937, exact date unknown - 1938^[4]
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5th Avenue Roller Rink, 3964 Mission Blvd., Pomona, California
• Operator: Ray Putnam^[5]
• Primary reason for closing: Continued as a skating rink.
• Opened: 1938^[5] - 1947^[?]
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Roller Palladium, 3964 Mission Blvd., Pomona, California
(New building in same location as the previous, 5th Avenue Roller Rink.^[7])
• Operator: Bill Black^[7] (1947)
• Manager: ^[?]
• Pro/Coach: Ted Nassir^[8] (1950)
• Organist: ^[?]
• Primary reason for closing: Continued as a skating rink.
• Opened: Dec 27, 1947^[7]
Bill Black operated the 5th Avenue Roller Rink for six years.^[7]
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Roller Palladium, 3964 Mission Blvd., Pomona, California
(Some new & revamped building in same location & same operator.^[9]
• Floor size: 90' x180'^[7]
• Floor type: Fan style, maple wood. (1948 photo.)
• Re-opened: Jan, 1951^[9] - 1965?
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Around 1958, the City changed the address.
Ads now say, "3964 Mission (Same as 1875 E. 5th)".
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The Palladium, 3964 Mission Blvd., Pomona, California
• Operator: Bob Brody^[10] (1965)
• Manager: ^[?]
• Pro/Coach: ^[?]
• Organist: ^[?]
• Floor size: 90' x180'^[7]
• Floor type: Fan style, maple wood.^[?]
• Primary reason for closing: Continued as a skating rink.
• Opened: 1965?^[10]
• Closed: Last ad found was 1972.
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Pomona Skateland, 3964 Mission Blvd., Pomona, California
• Operator: Erma R Hudson^[13]
• Primary reason for closing: ^[?]
• Opened: First ad found was from 1976.^[?]
• Closed: Not yet known. Last ad found was from 1993.^[12]
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• Now, it's Caliber Collision.


History Timeline:
• 19??-1938 - (Jan) Pastime Roller Rink, Mr. Schmitt.^[1] (This was the 1st location.)
(Newly enlarged in 1937.^[3])
• 1938 - (Oct) 5th Avenue Roller Rink, Ray Putnam. ^[5]
• 1947 - Roller Palladium by Bill Black, new building in same location as the 5th Avenue Roller Rink.^[7]
• 1951 - Roller Palladium by Bill Black, new & revamped building in same location.^[9]
• 1958 - City changed the address. Ads now say "3964 Mission (Same as 1875 E. 5th)".
• 1965 - The Palladium, now operated by Bob Brody^[10]
• 1985 - FOR SALE, called Pomona Skateland^[11] & operated by Erma Hudson.^[13]
• 1993 - Last Ad found for Pomona Skateland.^[12]