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Southtowne Cinemas
680 South Main Street
Ephraim, Utah 84627
(435) 283-6121

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Rex Theatre
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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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The entrance of the Southtowne Cinema has two sets of doors with an attraction board above each. Above the ticket booth, in vertical letters, is the name of the theater. — Exterior Photos

The concession stand is on the right side of the lobby, near the entrance to Theater 2. — Interior Photos

The weekly showtimes shows "Movies Temporarily Suspended" at the Towne and SouthTowne in Ephraim, while the Basin Drive In in Mount Pleasant shows a <em>Jurassic Park</em> marathon. SouthTowne was open for curbside popcorn sales. — Advertisements