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Chapparal Drive-In Theatre
810 South Main Street
Ephraim, Utah
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Gem Theatre
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Liberty Theatre, later known as the Gem, opened 1 February 1911 at a cost of $20,000. The “photo-playhouse” was to be “one of the most modern motion picture houses in the west,” including “many new features which have not before been incorporated in plans for a motion picture house.” Private loges allowed patrons to enjoy “the exclusiveness and comforts of the opera box.”
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Former sign of a drive-in theater in Ephraim.
Photo by Grant Smith, 25 June 2005
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Chapparal Drive-In Theatre
(Amity Drive-In Theatre)
810 South Main Street
Ephraim, Utah
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Demolished |
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Before 1963
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After 1970
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The Amity Drive-In Theatre opened before 19631 and was located south of Ephraim, at about 810 South Main Street. By 1970 the theater had been renamed the Chapparal Drive-In Theatre.2 The theater was owned at one point by Wilford Steiman. In 2005 all that was left of the drive-in was a short brick wall and a sign along the edge of the highway.
1. Richfield Telephone Directory, September 1963
2. Richfield Telephone Directory, September 1970
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