Ritz Cinemas
West Valley City, Utah
Carmike Cinemas opened the Ritz Cinemas and Hollywood Connection Family Entertainment Center on 20 November 1998. The 165,000-square-foot complex was part of an “entertainment mecca” which included the Hale Centre Theatre and the West Valley City E Center (now the Maverick Center.) In addition to 15 movie screens, the Hollywood Connection included a carousel, roller coaster, bumper cars, miniature golf, skating, arcade, restaurant, ice cream parlor, and laser tag. Carmike's goal was to have enough entertainment under one roof so families wouldn't have to go around town.
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Performers offered a stage in Midvale
Deseret News, 18 March 2010, page B6
Article Summary:
Midvale officials agreed to let the West Jordan Arts Council theater troupe use its stage for “See How They Run” after the Sugar Factory Playhouse was closed because it was seismically deficient. Midvale's performing arts center, 695 West 7720 South, is “significantly smaller” than the Sugar Factory Playhouse.
