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Holiday Village 3
1776 Park Avenue
Park City, Utah
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Joie Theatre
Brigham City, Utah
The Joie Theatre in Brigham City was known by as many as four names from November 1909 to November 1910. After the Florence theater chain went under in 1910, former manager B. M. Neal and his wife slipped out of Brigham City using back streets and fields in an attempt to avoid paying their many debts.
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Holiday Village 3
1776 Park Avenue
Park City, Utah
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Status: |
Demolished |
Auditoriums: |
3 |
Closed: |
22 July 2001
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Demolished: |
After 22 July 2001
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The old Holiday Village Cinema closed on 22 July 2001 and was
demolished to make way for the Holiday Village 4, a new four-screen multiplex with stadium
seating. The theater is being rebuilt as part of a renovation of the
Holiday Village Shopping Center. The closure of the old theater left
Park City without a working movie theater until the new one was
completed.
"Newsday
film critic John Anderson once dubbed the cramped, stuffy shoeboxes
'the Sciatica triplex.' The undersized theater gained notoriety at the
1999 festival with two incidents: a near-riot of ticketholders at an
oversold screening of "American Pimp," and the fall of a ventilation
conduit just before a screening of 'American Movie' that injured three
moviegoers."1
"Movie Theater Closes for Conversion to Multiplex", Salt Lake Tribune, 19 July 2001
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