Despite bankruptcy, Entertainment Book coupons will still be honored

By LAURA CARROLL LAS VEGAS REVIEW-JOURNAL

May 1, 2013 - 2:48 pm

Although Entertainment Promotions filed for bankruptcy in March, Entertainment Book coupons will still be honored through the expiration date printed on them.

The company was recently acquired by HSP-EPI Acquisitions LLC, a group led by Lowell Potiker, son of company founders Hughes and Sheila Potiker.

“This acquisition was of great importance to me and my family not just because it continues the legacy of the company’s founders, my parents, but that the Entertainment product is as valuable and relevant today as it was in 1962,” Potiker said in a statement.

The newly formed Entertainment will release the 2014 Entertainment Books later this year on schedule.

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