The first known advertisement for the John E. Myers Store in the Panguitch Progress. "The Ideal Ladies' Taloring" and "Men's Suits of all Kinds", with "Prices to fit the eye and pocket." Panguitch Progress, page 4, 20 February 1914
In addition to the usual apparel, the last known advertisement for John E. Myers Store included "Fine seed Wheat and Alfalfa hay for sale. 10 acres fine pasture on Sale." Panguitch Progress, page 4, 30 July 1915
An advertisement for the Kinema Theatre in 1923 lists Ralph Lewis in Common Sense, Maurice Flynn in Smiles and Triumph, and Elaine Hamerstein in Pleasure Seekers. 26 January 1923
Gone with the Wind at the Gem Theatre in 1941. Garfield County News, page 8, 6 March 1941
The Gem Theatre advertised consistently in the Garfield County News from from 1957 to 1962. The last ad appeared on 25 October 1962, listing the program through November 3rd. The final features were The Three Stooges in Orbit and The Wild Westerners (in Eastman Color.)
Garfield County News, page 6, 25 October 1962
Advertisement for Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, at "Station 9 3/4, (Known to Muggles as the GEM Theatre)" July 2011
Advertisement for the Twins' Gem Theatre, which re-opened on 22 April 1966. Garfield County News, page 4, 14 April 1966
Last advertisement for the Twins Gem Theatre. Garfield County News, page 3, 30 December 1971
Graphic from the theater's website with showtimes for Onward, March 20 - 26. The showings were cut short as the theater was forced to close temporarily, due to COVID-19. panguitchgemtheater.com, 20 March 2020
