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Crest Theater
2021 East 2700 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Parowan Community Theatre
Parowan, Utah
"For the past 14 years, the Parowan Community Theatre has hosted musicals every Spring, children theatre plays, original plays written by former Parowan residents as well as current residents, dance and music, talent shows, Christmas programs, professional performers, and town meetings. The theatre continues to showcase the finest amateur performing talents found anywhere in southern Utah."
Source:
"Theatre", parowan.org, November 2006
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Date: 9 February 1950
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Crest Theater
2021 East 2700 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Status: |
Alternate Use |
Total
Seats:
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800 |
Open: |
9 February 1950
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Closed: |
After 1955
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The Crest Theatre, "Your deluxe family theatre," opened on 9 February 1950 with Danny Kaye in 'The Inspector General.'[1]
The Crest had a "ultra-modern design of beauty and luxuriousness." Native flagstone and evergreens decorated the front of the building. The marquee was designed "in keeping with modern motif of rolling lines." The foyer and lounge area featured a mural and "pleasing colors and restful comfort in furnishings." Indirect lighting illuminated the auditorium. The draperies made "a striking effect of beauty."[1]
The theater appears to have been converted into a two-storey office building which now makes up part of the Country Club Marketplace.
1. Opening Day Ad, 9 February 1950
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