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3601 South 2700 West
West Valley City, Utah 84119

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Joseph Pantone, an early partner in the Colonial Theatre, thought the small cinema had “a bright future because the smaller establishments do not have the heavy overhead of larger picture houses and can share the saving with their patrons.” The Colonial opened on Thanksgiving Day, 29 November 1923. In 1935, it expanded from 389 to 490 seats. The theater closed at the end of May, 1949.

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Exterior of the Valley Fair Movies 9, with the entrance to the food court in the back right. — Exterior Photos

Above the entrance is the name of the theater, 'Movies 9', written in neon. — Main Lobby Photos

The main hallway, with restrooms on the left. — Main Hall Photos

Theater 3 from the back right corner. — Auditorium Photos

A temporary wall hides the now-unused back concession stand. — Back Lobby

Grand Opening ad for the Valley Fair 4. — Advertisements

<p>A drawing of the Valley Fair Cinemas from the opening day ad, showing the original entrance on the south side of the theater. The building is not drawn to scale and ignores the length of the two eastern auditoriums.</p> — Historical Photos

Looking down the center aisle from the back row. — Auditorium 4 in 2017