During its tenure, it played host to pianist Liberace, who performed on opening night, and singer Dean Martin, who even had a small stake in the resort.
Sadly, The Roxy in Neal St doesn't exist any more (it closed in 1978 and is now Speedo's flagship store), but in its short lived history, it played host to some of London's best punk bands (... and The Police).
It played host to its first competitive England match on 2 April 2003, when they played Turkey in a Euro 2004 qualifying match, which England won 2 0.
In its heyday, as a theater, it played host to the likes of Frankie Howard and Laurel and Hardy.
In its heyday as a theatre it played host to the likes of Frankie Howard and Laurel and Hardy.
Games staged at Warrington and Rochdale were played in front of capacity crowds, while Workington's Derwent Park attracted its biggest attendance for almost two decades as it played host to Scotland's opening group fixture against Tonga.
Over the course of its 19 month existence in this first iteration, it played host to 99 performances showcasing works from Miranda July, Mika Rottenberg, Black Dice, and even a naked woman getting tattooed in the bathroom one evening. .
It played host to Lindsay Lohan, who Greene claims he's barely met.
It played host to the invention of nylon, nuclear fission and talking films.
In the 1930s, it played host to the then unknown singer Edith Piaf.
The last major soccer event it played host to was the 1984 European Championships.
