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Main Theatre
57 Factory Street
Garland, 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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Main Theatre Photos
The Main Theatre in Garland, Utah. The double-sided marquee extends partially over the sidewalk and features the name of the theater, "Main", above an attraction board.
Photo by Grant Smith, 28 June 2004
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The name "Main" on the left side of the Main Theatre's marquee is missing the letter "i".
Photo by Grant Smith, 28 June 2004
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The front of the Main Theatre and the right side of the marquee.
Photo by Grant Smith, 28 June 2004 |
The entrance of the Main Theatre is recessed under the theater's marquee and consists of two sets of double doors flanked by four poster cases and a ticket window.
Photo by Grant Smith, 28 June 2004
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A view of the Main Theatre from across Factory Street.
Photo by Grant Smith, 28 June 2004
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The ticket window of the Main Theatre is in the diagonal wall on the right of the entrance doors.
Photo by Grant Smith, 28 June 2004 |
On the left of the Main Theatre's entrance is an empty poster case and the window and door of a small shop.
Photo by Grant Smith, 28 June 2004 |
The letter "M" is written in blue on a white matt in front of the Main Theatre's left entrance doors. The silver doors have a half circle window along their inner edges.
Photo by Grant Smith, 28 June 2004
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The exterior of the Main Theatre on the left side.
Photo by Grant Smith, 28 June 2004 |
A view of the Main Theatre's lobby through the very dusty window of one of the entrance doors.
Photo by Grant Smith, 28 June 2004 |
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