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Bountiful Motor View Theatre
2699 South Main Street
Bountiful, Utah
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Cinemark at Provo Towne Center
Provo, Utah
The Cinemark 16 opened on 12 November 1999 and was the second theater complex built by Cinemark USA in Utah County. The theater is part of the Provo Towne Center Mall and features stadium seating and digital sound in all auditoriums.
"We would like to bring a family experience to Provo, making [the Cinemark at Provo Towne Center] the ideal place for families to spend time together" said Randall Hester, vice-president of Cinemark USA. "With so many movie choices, there is something for every member of the family."
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The Bountiful Drive-In on a 1975 geological survey map.
Image courtesy of the US Geological Survey, 1 July 1975
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Bountiful Motor View Theatre
2699 South Main Street
Bountiful, Utah
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Status: |
Demolished |
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Cars:
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650 |
Open: |
Before 1950
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1977
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The Bountiful Motor View Theatre was owned by J. N. Bills and had a capacity of 650 cars. The screen of the theater was on the west side of the drive-in and had exposed iron I-beam girders on its backside. In front of the screen was a sandbox where children could play. Sound was provided by heavy cast iron speakers which hung in the cars' windows. The drive-in rented portable heaters for use when it was cold. The fence arround the property was made of corrugated tin. Next to the drive-in, behind the screen, was a car dealership. On the other side of the drive-in was a church. After the theater was demolished, a strip mall was built on the site.1
The Bountiful Drive-In opened before 1950 and closed after 1977. The address for the theater was 6525 South US Highway 91 until 1968, when it changed to 2699 South Main Street.2
1. "Bountiful Motor View Drive-In", drive-ins.com, February 2006
2. Salt Lake City Classified Business Directory, 1954-1955 through July 1973
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