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Trolley Corners
515 South 700 East
Salt Lake City, Utah
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Trolley Corners
Theater Closed
The Trolley Corners Theatres closed after their final showings on 3 June 2004. The movie theater complex opened on 23 December 1977, featuring an 800 seat theater with stadium seating, 70mm, and large murals of "Star Wars" and "Sound of Music". Downstairs were two 315 seat theaters with murals of classic movie stars. The theater has been gutted and replaced by a fitness center.
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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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The "upstairs" theater at
Trolley Corners had about 800 seats, stadium seating, digital
sound, and curtains covering the screen. It was a very
popular theater until a new, larger multiplex blocked it from
booking a good selection of first-run films.
Photo by Grant Smith, 3 June 2004
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Trolley Corners Theater 1, from the
back left corner looking down at the screen curtains.
Photo by Grant Smith, 3 June 2004
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Trolley Corners Theater 1, looking up from the left
side of the screen. In 1998 Cineplex Odeon installed 800
new seats in the auditorium.
Photo by Grant Smith, 6 June 2004 |
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Trolley Corners Theater 1, from the back center
looking down at the screen. Only a few moviegoers turned
out for the second-to-last showing at the once-popular cinema.
Photo by Grant Smith, 3
June 2004
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Trolley Corners Theater 1,
looking up from in front of the screen. Like other theaters
in the Trolley Theatres chain, the bare girders and ducts in
the ceiling were exposed.
Photo by Grant Smith, 3 June 2004 |
Red curtains covered the curved
screen in Trolley Corners Theater 1. When the movie began the
curtains rose upwards and the eight doors into the auditorium magically
closed by themselves.
Photo by Grant Smith, 16 Feb ruary 2004
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Below the stadium seating of Trolley
Corners Theater 1 was the lobby and concession stand. The
rows of seats in Theater 1 were curved, with no center
aisles.
Photo by Grant Smith, 16 Feb ruary 2004
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The last few rows of seats in Trolley
Corners Theater 1, with the projection booth windows along the
back wall. When the theater closed it still had two Century
70mm projectors in its booth.
Photo by Grant Smith, 16 Feb ruary 2004 |
Along each side wall of the Trolley Corners Theater
1 were four exit doors, each one at a higher level. The
doors closed automatically once the movie began.
Photo by Grant Smith, 16 Feb ruary 2004
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