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Zion Canyon Giant Screen Theatre
145 Zion Park Blvd
Springdale, Utah
84767
435 772-2400
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Colonial Theatre
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Colonial Theatre was built by the Auerbach brothers in 1908 at a cost of $150,000 to show plays by traveling companies with the Northwestern Theatrical Association. The interior was decorated with ivory and gold, with green sidewalls, carpets and draperies. It had a seating capacity of 1936, with box seats and two balconies. It showed movies as the Victory Theatre. About 1942 it was destroyed by fire.
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Photo by Grant Smith, 24 June 2005
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The Zion Canyon Giant Screen Theatre, located at the south entrance of Zion National Park, is part of a complex that includes Toaquim's Villge, the Thai Sapa Restaurant, and Sol Foods Cafe & Grocery Store.[1]
The theater opened on 26 May 1994 to show the film "Zion Canyon: Treasure of the Gods" using a large-format 70mm projection system by iWERKS. The theater's screen is the largest in Utah, at 82 feet wide and 60 feet high. The 22,000-watt sound system features eight channel digital sound.[1]
The Zion Canyon Giant Screen Theatre is operated by Destination Cinema and had its millionth customer in the spring of 2000.[2]
1. "Theatre Information", zioncanyontheatre.com, September 2007
2. "To IMAX and beyond. . . .", Deseret News, 8 September 2000, Page W1
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