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Gem Theatre
162 South State Street
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Roosevelt Twin Theatre
Roosevelt, Utah
George H. Harrison and R. Howard Harrison opened the $40,000 Roosevelt Theatre on Valentine's Day, 14 February 1942, with Shirley Temple in Kathleen. The “modern up-to-the minute motion picture theatre” was described as “new, beautiful, and elaborately equipped.” The interior color scheme was peach, green, and beige, with red velour curtains and drapes. The 500 seats in the auditorium were “arranged on a slight arc so that every seat directly faces the screen.” The stage was large and had floodlights, so the theater could “accommodate many types of entertainment” and serve as “a community playhouse as well as a motion picture theatre.”
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An architectural drawing of the Liberty Theatre published in the Salt Lake Tribune while the “photo-playhouse” was under construction in 1910.
Gem Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake Tribune, page 14 6 November 1910
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The Gem Theatre about 1947, showing Sword of the Conqueror and The Valiant.
Gem Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Used by permission, Utah State Historical Society, all rights reserved. Abouit 1947
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Errol Flynn in Never Say Goodbye at the Gem Theatre on 24 February 1947.
Gem Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Used by permission, Utah State Historical Society, all rights reserved. 24 February 1947
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Last Outpost and Quebec at the Gem in 1951.
Gem Theatre, Salt Lake City, Utah
Deseret News Archives 1951
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