31 Monday May 2021
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The Olympus Theater was at 4850 S Holladay Blvd, which is now about where the house is at 2494 E Shadow Wood Cir. in Holladay.
It was the Olympus Theater from 1938 to 1941 and then the Holladay Theater.
15 Saturday May 2021
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27 Sunday Dec 2020
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The Lyceum Theater, later known as Victory Hall, was constructed in 1915 by John Baxter. The theater was used for school productions, plays, and convocations through the 1940s. Later the theater served as an LDS cultural and recreation center.
Located at 35 North Main Street in Spring City, Utah
Victory Hall in Spring City
The Lyceum Theater, later known as The Victory, was constructed about 1915 by John R. Baxter, Jr. (1888-1978).
It featured silent films and later “talkies.” The “hall” was sold to the LDS Church and served as a recreational center until 1976 when the cultural hall addition to the LDS chapel was completed.*
16 Wednesday Dec 2020
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Built in 1927, this gorgeous building served as a theatre until 1994 and is now a plaza with restaurants and shops.
Located at 456 University Ave in Palo Alto, CA
10 Saturday Oct 2020
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The Victory Theater was first known as the Colonial Theater in 1908 and then the Pantages, not to be confused with this one on Main Street, after that is was the Casino Theater and finally the Victory Theater. It later burned in May of 1943 and in 2020 it is sitting in poor shape wit talks of it being demolished.
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The parcel is at 40 East 300 South in Salt Lake City and it is now one large boarded up building, the theater was the east half and the address was 48 East 300 South or 48 E Broadway. The west half was the Paris Millinery at 40 E Broadway.
17 Friday Jul 2020
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The Villa Theatre on Highland Drive in Salt Lake is a really cool looking building was an awesome vintage neon sign, it was a theater from 1949 to 2003 and is now a rug store.
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3092 S Highland in Salt Lake.
14 Sunday Jun 2020
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Built in 1905, the Orpheum Theatre is crowned by a 12-foot tall statue of Venus, the symbol of the Orpheum vaudeville circuit. National vaudeville acts, ranging from comedy skits to scientific boxing bouts, performed on the theater’s elegant stage. With the rising popularity of motion pictures, the Orpheum Theatre closed its doors as a vaudeville stage in 1918. It was reborn shortly thereafter as a movie theater and operated under a variety of names. During the late 1920s and 1930s, the building was regarded as the most stylish movie house in town. In 1972, the LDS Church purchased the building, renamed it Promised Valley Playhouse, and restored it for stage performances.
Architect: Carl M. Neuhausen
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20 Wednesday May 2020
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On 3300 South in Salt Lake you can still see this old sign for Century 6 Theatres.
Century 21 opened in 1967, a duplicate, Century 22 opened in 1969 and several more in the 80s and 90s before they all close down in 1998 and were demolished for parking for the new Century 16.
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I found this photo (below) on cinematreasures.org
And these four (below) are from utahtheaters.info
03 Sunday May 2020
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Located at 148 South Main in Salt Lake City, the historic Pantages Theatre was built in 1918 for over $2,000,000.
It was later changed to the Utah Theatre, then to a double/twin theater Utah I and Utah II.
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11 Saturday Apr 2020
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The Tower Theatre in Salt Lake City, Utah was built in 1927 for $40,000 and remodeled in 1950. Originally it was made to look like the Tower of London.
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