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Plaza Twin Theatre
420 East Topaz Blvd
Delta, Utah
84624
435 864-4551
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Surprise Theatre
Bountiful, Utah
Lamoni Call opened the Surprise Theatre on 12 May 1909. The theater did so well that a company organized a year later to buy and enlarge the theater to 500 seats. A stage was to be added, "sufficiently large to accommodate the best traveling troupes that visit small towns."
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Front of the Plaza Twin Theatres
Photo by Grant Smith, 28 May 2005
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Plaza Twin Theatre
(T & T Twin Theatres At The Plaza)
420 East Topaz Blvd
Delta, Utah
84624
435 864-4551
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Status: |
Open |
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2 |
Open: |
1980
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James and Robert Pendray built the Pendray Plaza in northeastern Delta in 1980. The development included a 48-unit motel, a restaurant, retail stores, bank, retail stores, and offices. The Pendrays later added a movie theater and bowling alley.
Sometime between 1990 and 1995 the Plaza Twin Theatre became the "T & T Twin Theatres at the Plaza".
Sources:
- Salt Lake Tribune, 19 August 1980, 2 November 1980
- "Chapter 11: The Intermountain Power Project and Economic Diversification", A History of Millard County, by Edward Leo Lyman and Linda King Newell, Utah History Suite CD-ROM
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