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

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Pastime Theatre
Ogden, Utah

The Pastime opened as a vaudeville theater on 8 March 1904. Although “hastily constructed,” the management assured patrons the theater was “designed according to fire regulations” and had been “pronounced by experts to be the safest, most convenient and modern in the inter-mountain region.” P. M Poulsen closed the Pastime on 6 November 1904, saying the building was too small to handle the crowds. H. E. Skinner later reopened the theater as the Joie, one of the first motion picture houses in Ogden.

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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