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Glendale Theatre
1185 Glendale Drive
Salt Lake City, Utah
84104
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Empress Theatre
Magna, Utah
The Empress Theatre has opened once again!
9104 West 2700 South
The OHPAA group continues it's renovating efforts, with an expanded parking area now ready to use and two addtitional rooms now painted! We have also been officially designated a Non'profit Corporation by the IRS! The Empress is also the filming location for a new Disney Movie ("Dadnapped") which will be aired on the Disney Channel next spring. We are very excited!
And come see the new carpet in our lobby! It's gorgeous!
Things are happening fast at the Empress. You'll have to hurry to keep up!
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Glendale Theatre
(Jerry Lewis Cinema, Cinema West)
1185 Glendale Drive
Salt Lake City, Utah
84104
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16 April 1971
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1986
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The Jerry Lewis Cinema opened in Glendale Plaza on 15 April 1971, featuring Walter Matthau and Barbara Streisand in the film "Hello Dolly." The 300-seat movie theater was to be devoted to the exhibition of family movies and had "'the latest in projection equipment and design."1
City, county, and state officials, civic clubs and social groups received special invitations to opening ceremonies on 14 April 1971. Mrs. M. Byron Fisher, a former Mrs. America from Utah was a special guest for the event.2
The theater was built by Brent J. Hancock, a former sales executive, and Lloyd R. Hunt, a retired Richfield farmer. It was originally part of the Jerry Lewis franchise, but was later known as the Glendale Theater.
1. "Glendale Plaza To Receive New Theater", Salt Lake Tribune , 27 March 1971 , Page 17
2. "'Jerry Lewis Cinema' to Open in S.L.", Salt Lake Tribune , 15 April 1971 , Page A15
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