Pastime Theatre
Ogden, Utah
The Pastime opened as a vaudeville theater on 8 March 1904. Although “hastily constructed,” the management assured patrons the theater was “designed according to fire regulations” and had been “pronounced by experts to be the safest, most convenient and modern in the inter-mountain region.” P. M Poulsen closed the Pastime on 6 November 1904, saying the building was too small to handle the crowds. H. E. Skinner later reopened the theater as the Joie, one of the first motion picture houses in Ogden.
Menu
New Newgate Mall theaters won't open until February
Deseret News, 14 December 1997, page M4
Article Summary:
Cinemark hoped to open the new Tinseltown at the Newgate Mall in Ogden
at Christmas 1997, but the opening date had to be pushed back to
February 1998. The new stadium-seating, 14-screen theater replaces an
older 4-screen discount theater.
