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Trolley North Theatre
1000 North 500 East
Bountiful, Utah
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Joie Theatre
Brigham City, Utah
The Joie Theatre in Brigham City was known by as many as four names from November 1909 to November 1910. After the Florence theater chain went under in 1910, former manager B. M. Neal and his wife slipped out of Brigham City using back streets and fields in an attempt to avoid paying their many debts.
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Photo by Grant Smith, 30 April 2002
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Trolley North Theatre
(Mark II Cinema)
1000 North 500 East
Bountiful, Utah
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Status: |
Demolished |
Auditoriums: |
3 |
Open: |
1974
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Closed: |
2002
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Demolished: |
2002
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The Trolley North theater opened sometime in the early 1970s and was
originally named "Mark II" because it was a twin theater.
On 27 November 1974, Trolley Theaters formally took over management of
the theater and renamed it Trolley North. Sometime later a larger,
third auditorium was added.
Plitt took over the Trolley Theater chain in the 1980s and then Plitt
became Cineplex Odeon. Westates Theatres bought the theater and
took over management of it when Cineplex Odeon entered bankruptcy.
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