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Stadium Cinemas
633 South 950 West
Payson, Utah
84651
801 465-8500
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Bear River Opera House
Bear River, Utah
The LDS Ward in Bear River City built an opera house and amusement hall in 1904 at a cost of $6,000. On 15 February 1913, flames from an open stove door caught scenery on fire. The town had no water works and a bucket brigade was ineffectual. The theater burned to the ground, leaving only the rock foundation.
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Photographer: Grant Smith
Date: 21 June 2005
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Stadium Cinemas
633 South 950 West
Payson, Utah
84651
801 465-8500
http://www.stadiumcinemas.com/
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May 2000
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Stadium Cinemas was the dream of Lew Johnson, who owned a twin theater in Alaska. After his sudden death in January 2000, his family continued to build the Stadium Cinemas and opened it in May 2000. The 1,000-seat theater complex was built to a high standard of quality. It was the second all-THX-certified theater in Utah and features stadium seating and digital sound in all six auditoriums. Space has been left on either side of the 22,000 square foot building so that the theater can be expanded to ten screens in the future. Stadium Cinemas is owned by Darrel Rosingana and Kris Merkley and was the first business in the Gateway retail center by the 800 South interchange for I-15.[1]
1. “Payson theater — a treat for the ear”, Deseret News, 8 May 2000
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