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Cedar City Twin
33 North Main Street
Cedar City, Utah
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Clark Planetarium
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Clark Planetarium opened on 11 April 2003 and was built as a replacement for the Hansen Planetarium. The ATK IMAX Theatre at the Clark Planetarium was the first IMAX theater in Utah and has 70-foot wide screen. The Hansen Star Theatre has a 55-foot domed screen and the world's first digital star projection system. The planetarium also has free exhibits, including scale models of the planets of the solar system and recreations of the lunar and Martian landscapes.
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Photo by Grant Smith, 24 June 2005
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Cedar City Twin
(Main Street Theatre, Cedar Theatre, Campus Theatre, Cedar Theatre)
33 North Main Street
Cedar City, Utah
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Status: |
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Open: |
1914
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Closed: |
September 2005
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The Main Street Theatre was built in 1914 by Howard M. Thorley. The theater was later sold to John Rowberry, the Yergenson brothers, and then Jack Sawyer. Sawyer remodeled the theater and converted it into a twin screen. Sawyer later sold the theater to Westates Theatres. Westates closed the theater in September 2005 after selling it to an investor.<1>
1. The Cedar Twin Leaves Good Memories for 92 Years, 23 February 2006, Cedar City Review
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