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New Alhambra Theatre
2550 Washington Blvd
Ogden, Utah
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Pioneer Memorial Theatre
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Pioneer Memorial Theatre was built as “the modern counterpart of the old Salt Lake Theater,” a tribute to “the thousands who sat enthralled within its walls” and to the “traditions of our Pioneer theatrical heritage.” Although only parts of the exterior bear any resemblance, Pioneer Memorial was to be “pleasantly reminiscent of the Salt Lake Theater in architectural design.” Construction on both building began on the 1st of July, the original in 1861 and the latter in 1960.
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New Alhambra Theatre
2550 Washington Blvd
Ogden, Utah
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29 January 1971
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Four Weber State College students opened the New Alhambra Theatre on 29 January 1971 with a production of "The Fantasticks." The 175-seat theater was located at 2550 Washington Blvd., the site of the old Masonic Temple.
The New Alhambra was named after the Alhambra Theatre in Ogden, which was being demolishd at the time. Many of the ornate decorations, chandeliers, and painted drops from the Alhambra Theatre were donated for use in The New Alhambra.
"New Theater In Ogden Sets Opening", Salt Lake Tribune, 24 January 1971, Page E5
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