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Metropolitan Theatres
Redstone Cinemas
6030 North Market Street
Park City, Utah
84098
(435) 575-0221
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SCERA Showhouse
Orem, Utah
In 1989, Richard Cook, president of Buena Vista Pictures, said of the SCERA, "It's our favorite theater . . . it is a spectacular place to see a motion picture. It gives the kind of presentation that we wish all our films would play in. It's big, it's clean, it has wonderful sound, great sight-lines. And they've been so loyal to our company and exhibited our pictures for so many years.''
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The front of the Redstone Cinemas.
Photo by Grant Smith, 17 July 2004
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On 16 January 2004, Rocky Mountain Cinemas opened the new
eight-screen Redstone 8 Cinemas at Kimball Junction near Park City. The
1,000-seat multiplex is
the largest in the Wasatch Back and features stadium seating, love
seats, a lobby cafe, cry room and play area, and a video arcade.1 The
new Redstone development by The Boyer Co. is expected to have more than
45 stores and restaurants, 30,000 square feet of office space, and 286
residential units.2
Rocky
Mountain Cinemas was not the first theater chain to be involved with
the proposed the Redstone theater. About July 2001 Megaplex Theatres
announced plans to open the theater in the spring 2002.3
1. "Theaters to open at Kimball Junction", Deseret Morning News, 13 January 2004
2. "Business Digest", Salt Lake Tribune, 21 November 2003
3. "Movie Theater Closes for Conversion to Multiplex", 19 July 2001, Salt Lake Tribune
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