Hollywood Regency Scheduled To Close Once The 50-Percent-Off Merchandise Runs Out

Steve Jansen August 26, 2010 9:00AM

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Hollywood Regency, the all-things-vintage shop established by the late Heidi Owens, will cease operations once everything is sold.

"There's enough merchandise to carry through January, even with everything being 50-percent off," says Hollywood Regency's Michael Todd Robertson, who declined to say why the store will close once its contents are exhausted.

(more after the jump)

Robertson opened the shop in 2006 with Owens, who died on June 6 of this year following a longtime illness.

Hollywood Regency, located at Zinnias at Melrose Mall, 724 West Indian School Road, is currently open Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, 11 to 5.

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