Rollercade, 6800 Denison Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio
• Operated by Clarence and De Forest Reynolds[1]
• Managed by Jack Dalton[1]
• Pro/Coach: Jeffery and Alicia Seyfried[3]
• Organist: Tommy Hopton (1951), Earl Neumann (1953)
• Floor size: 260' by 120'[1]
• Floor type: Maple wood[4]
• Primary reason for closing: Lack of attendance[1]
• Opened: 1941 - 1968[1]
History Timeline:[1]
1929 - building originally constructed and known as the Equestrium
(Built for the CLEVELAND UNION STOCKYARDS CO., livestock shows, polo matches, riding contests, and prize fights)
1940/41 - sold and converted into the Rollercade
1960 - Wurlitzer organ from the Palace Theater was installed
1963/64 - Wurlitzer organ removed and sold to a private individual
1968 - Closed and converted into a supermarket
