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Price Motor Vue Drive-In
850 East Main Street
Price, Utah
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Tuacahn Amphitheatre
Ivins, Utah
After moving to St. George, Doug Stewart began thinking about creating an outdoor theatrical venue to provide night entertainment for the three million visitors to Zion National Park. Through his efforts, the Heritage Arts Foundation was established and construction on the Tuacahn Amphitheater and Center for the Performing Arts began. The 1,920-seat amphitheater opened on 5 April 1995 with a performance by the Utah Symphony and was dedicated by LDS President Gordon B. Hinckley three days later.
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Date: 7 July 1997
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Price Motor Vue Drive-In
850 East Main Street
Price, Utah
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The Price Motor Vue had a capacity of 300 cars and was owned by S. Dewsnup.[1] The drive-in was located across the street from the King Koal Theatre, between the Utah Central Credit Union at 830 East Main Street and O'Reilly Auto Parts is at 1268 Main.[2 & 3] Aerial photos and topographical maps indicate the site was situated between two streams and was demolished by 1997. The auto parts store was likely built over part of the site.[4]
1. "Price Motor Vue", www.drive-ins.com, June 2011
2. "The only shows in town", Sun Advocate, 25 March 2004
3. Matt Lutthans interview with a local resident, August 2011
4. Aerial Photos, utahtheaters.info, August 2011
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