• Operator: Leo Doyle/Deutelbaum^[1] & Vera Zytkiewicz^[2] (Part Owner) (1938-1948), Vera Zytkiewicz (1948^[2] -1994) (RIP: Jan 1907-Jul 1994), Vera Zytkiewicz Estate^[3] (1994-1996)
• Manager: Vera Zytkiewicz^[4] (1946)
• Pro/Coach: Austin Bassing^[6] (1946), Armand Champa^[7] (1948), Ned Norworth^[8] (1949), Frank Moors^[5] (1953), Bill Linehan & Peter Gullo ^[12] (1958), Edgar Watrous
• Organist: Homer Shenton^[6] (1946),Gil Bajek^[7] (1948), Roger Johnson, Peter Gulto, Bill Lenihan^[9] (1958), Elliot Lockwood^[10] (1958)
• Floor size: 18,000 sq ft.^[11]
• Floor type: Rotunda, Maple wood.^[9]
• Primary reason for closing: Vera Zytkiewicz died in 1994. "It's a story about more than a dying roller rink. It's about heirs trying to wring value from their inheritance against the wishes of their late grandmother."^[3]
(Full story near bottom of page.)
• Opened: 1938^[1] - Closed 1996^[3]

The Rialto Roller Rink building formally operated as a public garage and later, a trucking company.^[15]
(Dixon's Walnut Street Garage)

• Today, an elderly housing complex stands where the Rialto once stood.
All that remains are the memories.