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5600 South 900 East
Murray, Utah

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Stanley B. Steck was the principal owner of the Rex Theatre, which was earlier known as the Cherry Theatre. Since it was located near another of his theaters, the Lyceum, Steck closed the Rex during the summer months, reopening in the fall when demand increased. Because of the seasonal closures, the Rex became the nucleus of the Little Theatre community theater movements in 1919 and again in 1931. The Rex became the Cozy Theatre after another of Steck's theaters closed. In 1931 it became known as the Weber Theatre or Weber Little Theatre.

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An artist's rendering of the Olympus Drive-In shows the theater with a fence and surround by trees. The screen is widescreen and flat. — Exterior Photos

"National General Corp. & Fox Theaters proudly announce the Grand Opening of the West's newest & most beautiful Drive-In Theatre, the Fox Olympus. Snack Bar - quick, friendly service featuring all your favorite treats and confections. Supervised playground for your children: Merry-Go-Round, Swings, Ferris Wheel, Monkey Bars, Teeter-Totter. Other Outstanding Features: Year-round operation. West's larges-capacity Drive-in. The very latest in sound and projection equipment. West's largest Drive-in screen. Four-lane entrance. Convenient and ample ingress and egress." — Advertisements