Robert T. Levy

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  www.bizjournals.com/memphis/stories/2008/03/03/daily6.h - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 3/3/2008    Last Visited: 3/3/2008  

  "The partnership with NCM will provide us with the opportunity to provide our customers with a wide range of alternative content that we would otherwise not be able to offer," said Bobby Levy, executive vice president of advertising at Malco Theatres, in a statement.

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  "Malco is committed to its presence in Germantown," said Robert T. Levy, senior vice president of Malco Theatres.
  
  Meanwhile, Malco is moving forward with plans to transform the eight-screen movie theater to digital cinema projection.
  
  "The conversion to digital cinema will allow Malco to present alternative content, including live and recorded concerts, sporting events, and satellite-transmitted business seminars," said Levy.
  
  Malco has been in a growth spurt.

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  Businesses galore eye Madison - The Madison County... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/17/2004    Last Visited: 1/17/2004  

  Bob Levy, a senior vice president of Malco, said the company is committed to coming to Madison and working with the city to answer any questions.
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  Levy said the $16 million "very upscale" Madison theater will be patterned after its showcase theater in Memphis.The interior of the building will have the same Italian courtyard feel, and all the amenities of the Memphis building will be in Madison, he said.
  
  The company plans a wine/cappuccino bar, an Internet cafe, a Playstation rental area and party rooms for rent in the main lobby.The bar is monitored closely, and beverages cannot be taken into the film showings, Levy said.
  
  The theaters will range in size from seating for 100 to 400, Levy said.Several of the auditoriums will have glass-enclosed rooms at the back -- "like a luxury box at a stadium" for viewers to reserve, he said.
  
  Architects from the company plan to meet with Butler next week.Levy said the company would like to settle any concerns so it can bring its presentation to the March 8 Madison Planning and Zoning Board, the first step in the approval process.
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  If city officials approve the plans, Levy said the company could break ground in May and finish construction by May 2005.

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  DJC-GP.COM: Madison eyes $14M, 16-screen theater... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/19/2004    Last Visited: 1/28/2004  

  Construction could begin as early as May with completion set for May 2005, said Robert T. Levy, Malco's senior vice president.He said it will be the company's largest theater outside its flagship, the Paradiso, in Memphis.
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  Malco isn't new to Mississippi, but it's been eyeing the Jackson market for about 10 years, Levy said.
  
  "We feel it finally reached the critical mass," he said, explaining why the company decided to venture into the northern end of Jackson's metropolitan area.

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  Published on: 10/27/2002    Last Visited: 10/27/2002  

  "We're competitors to a certain extent in the entertainment business," said Bobby Levy, senior vice president of the movie theater firm.But marketing studies show a high correlation between NBA game attendees and movie-goers, Levy said.
  
  That makes the signs, program ads and mentions on the public address system at games and other events, coupled with Grizzlies ads in Malco theaters, a way of giving the company a high profile in the community, Levy said.

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  GoMemphis: East Memphis - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 11/22/2001    Last Visited: 11/22/2001  

  We have to keep our options open," Malco senior vice president Bobby Levy said.
  
  "We've been thinking about it for years, changing the theater, doing something different with the older theaters," Levy added."After the first of the year, we'll make our plans. . . . We may do nothing except continue as we are."
  
  Levy declined to discuss the changes being considered, but in an application to the Memphis Alcohol Commission, some details of a possible plan were revealed.
  
  At a recent meeting, the Alcohol Commission awarded Malco a beer permit for the Highland Quartet.
  
  This plan appears to convert at least a portion of the theater into something resembling a sports bar.
  
  According to that scenario, the theater will change in several ways:
  
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  Levy said the locally owned company still plans to operate the Quartet as a movie theater, but that a name change is being considered.
  
  According to lease documents contained in the Alcohol Commission package, Malco renewed its lease - which expired Jan. 31, 2001 - for another five years until 2006.
  
  A representative of Loeb Realty, which manages and owns the building, said any changes could only benefit Malco and the other tenants.

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  GoMemphis: East Memphis - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 9/20/2001    Last Visited: 9/25/2001  

  We're under way , Malco senior vice president Bobby Levy said.Right now , we're taking care of asbestos abatement and ( expect to ) begin general demolition week..
  
  Levy expects the demolition will take about 30 days , adding that construction of the 53 , 000-square-foot building should begin immediately. .|.|. One phase right into the next.
  
  When Malco announced its latest timetable in June , officials said the project would likely mean the end of the 24-year-old Ridgeway Four.
  
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  Although plans originally called for work on the project to begin by late July , Levy still expects the theater will be able to open in summer 2002.
  
  The project has had a long and complex history.Malco has been considering a theater at the site since at least early 1999 , although it didn't officially announce the project until January 2000.
  
  At that point , Malco said it expected to have the theater open by December 2000.
  
  However , a variety of delays pushed the completion date to March 2001 , then to summer 2001 and on to Thanksgiving 2001.
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  Levy doesn't expect the design to change again.

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  Jackson, metro area poised for rapid growth - The... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 1/18/2004    Last Visited: 1/18/2004  

  As Robert T. Levy, senior vice president of Malco Theatres said, the area has reached "critical mass," which is why the Memphis-based company is eyeing a location in Madison.

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  Madison paves way for progress, prosperity - The... - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 6/10/2005    Last Visited: 6/10/2005  

  The 17-screen Malco Grandview Theatre with coffee bar, birthday party rooms and meeting space is set to open by Thanksgiving, said Robert T. Levy, senior vice president for Malco Theatres of Memphis.
  
  A dress code for the theater is "a work in progress," he said, explaining it would include not allowing T-shirts with profanity.
  
  "We want families to come in and feel comfortable," he said.

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  NWAnews.com :: Northwest Arkansas' News Source - [Cached Version]
  Published on: 2/9/2005    Last Visited: 2/9/2005  

  Robert Levy, a senior vice president with Malco, said in October the company was in talks with the Irwin & Saviers Company about building a new theater in Steele Crossing in Fayetteville.

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