The Cinefour Theatres opened sometime before October 1999^[1] and are owned by Kelly Walker, who owns the Walker Cinemas in Perry, and Calvin Timothy.^[2]  The theater is equipped with radio reciever headphones for the hearing impaired, but lacks the extra insulation necessary for THX certification.^[1]

On 13 August 2004, the Cinefour Theatre held its first gaming night.  A video projector and a Microsoft Xbox video game system were installed in each of the four auditoriums, allowing 16 teams to battle each other in the game “Halo” until early Saturday morning.   Eight 34-inch televisions were placed in the lobby to accommodate large gaming crowds.  Some contestants drove as far as Bountiful to participate.^[2]

"Tonight blew our minds," owner Calvin Timothy said.  "We're definitely going to keep doing this."^[2]

Cinefour Theatres was one of the first theaters to play video games on a movie screen.  "According to the gal at the licensing company, we're the first theater ever to license XBox with them for a theater," Timothy said.  "It took an act of Congress and a blessing of God."^[2]

1. "Hi-volume theaters", Herald Journal, 26 October 1999
2. "Video games hit big screen", Herald Journal, 16 August 2004