Spokane's Fox Theater has been "The Place to Go" since it opened in 1931. Lines formed around the block to view the latest feature and famous performers graced its stage. Even during its decline, the theater has retained its vestiges of elegance in its faded murals and dusty chandeliers. Threatened by demolition, the Fox survived the wrecking ball thanks to the efforts of the Spokane community. This production was the culmination of over 2 years work, documenting the theatre from its decline to re-birth. Originally shot on an HDV camera, this was KSPS-TV's first foray into the world of High Definition.
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