[3] In 1960, the owners decided to put in new seats and carpet to attract customers[2] but due to the lack of response the theater had to close.

After 45 years of inactivity, it was purchased by Scott Labarbera, in 2005, and turned into a live music venue.

[2] In 2011, Scott Labarbera, Andy Bercaw and Lara Moore bought back the theater but the opening was shortly lived.

They were forced to shut down for renovation to the building due to part of the structure almost falling on concert goers during an event.

[3] Presently the theater host's some of Denver's largest events with local and national acts and has the same owner.