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Lakeside Discount Cinemas
389 State Street
Clearfield, Utah
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Tuacahn Amphitheatre
Ivins, Utah
After moving to St. George, Doug Stewart began thinking about creating an outdoor theatrical venue to provide night entertainment for the three million visitors to Zion National Park. Through his efforts, the Heritage Arts Foundation was established and construction on the Tuacahn Amphitheater and Center for the Performing Arts began. The 1,920-seat amphitheater opened on 5 April 1995 with a performance by the Utah Symphony and was dedicated by LDS President Gordon B. Hinckley three days later.
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Photographer: Grant Smith
Date: 26 November 2004
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Lakeside Discount Cinemas
389 State Street
Clearfield, Utah
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Status: |
Closed |
Auditoriums: |
2 |
Open: |
1976
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Closed: |
9 June 2000
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In 1976, Howard Coleman created the Lakeside Theaters by remodeling an
existing building. The theater originally showed first-run films, but
switched to sub-run in about 1985. The theater closed on 9 June 2000
because of "declining attendance and competition from the chain movie
theaters" with stadium seating and digital sound. The building, owned
by Kier Corp., was likely to be converted to retail.
("Downtown S.L., Clearfield lose movie houses", Deseret News, 15 June 2000, page D7)
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