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Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center
138 West 300 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
84101
801 355-2787
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Cinemark at Provo Towne Center
Provo, Utah
The Cinemark 16 opened on 12 November 1999 and was the second theater complex built by Cinemark USA in Utah County. The theater is part of the Provo Towne Center Mall and features stadium seating and digital sound in all auditoriums.
"We would like to bring a family experience to Provo, making [the Cinemark at Provo Towne Center] the ideal place for families to spend time together" said Randall Hester, vice-president of Cinemark USA. "With so many movie choices, there is something for every member of the family."
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Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center
138 West 300 South
Salt Lake City, Utah
84101
801 355-2787
http://www.finearts.slco.org/
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The first phase of the Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center cost $3 million and opened in 1996. It featured a 150-seat “black box” theater for small theater and dance companies who could not afford more expensive venues such as the Capitol Theatre.
Construction on the second phase, the 500-seat Jeanne Wagner Theatre, began on 20 May 1999, with an scheduled completion date of Fall 2000. The Jeanne Wagner cost $10.4 million and is used for dance, music, theater, and other functions. The theater features “a balcony, music shell, orchestra pit, dance floor with underlying springs, and light and sound systems.”
The Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center and Jeanne Wagner Theatre are named in honor of the Wagner family, which donated heavily to the cause. I. J. "Izzy" Wagner owned the Wagner Bag Co., which was located on the site of the Arts Center. His mother was Rose and his wife was Jeanne.
Source:
“Work begins on small theater for S.L. area”, Deseret News, 20 May 1999, Page B2
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