Utah Theatre
18 W. Center Street,
Logan,
UT
84321
18 W. Center Street,
Logan,
UT
84321
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The Utah Theatre is very well preserved, and is a wonderful little theater to visit. The colorful marquee is kept in perfect condition and the original ticket box is still in use as well as the original concession area.
The lobby is quite shallow. The theater does have a balcony that is always open. In the booth is a Simplex X-L projector with Ultra Stereo Processor and DTS 6D Digital playback processor.
In 2005, the Utah Theatre ceased being a first run movie theatre and was used for live performances, with ocassional classic films screened. It was closed in late-2007 for renovation work to be carried out. Due to reopen in the fall of 2011.
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Mark Gulbradsen
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Here is a recent night view of the Utah Theater.
This is a close-up view of the Utah.
Here is a 1983 photo:
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1983 photo of the Utah Theatre with the Lyric to the right.
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1983 night photo of the Utah Theatre.
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1984 night photo of the Utah Theatre.
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Another 1984 night photo of the Utah Theatre.
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1984 daytime photo of the Utah Theatre.
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Here is an April 2009 photo.
Another 2009 photo is here.
Another photo of the Utah Theatre.
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Another 2009 photo of the Utan Theatre in Logan.
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Utah media reports,such as on KSL site,indicate that Ballam’s co.needs money badly,as the economy has dried up the normal deep pockets of the Utah finacial elites.Renovation on the Utah has been halted till the coffers start to fill again. How sad for Logan.By the way,the renovation will lower seating to 350.
Some pictures of the renovation & installation of the Mighty Wurlitzer Theatre Organ can be found on Utah Festival Opera’s Facebook page here (these are from Summer ‘09):
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There are a couple of pictures that reveal the Art Deco design inside the theatre that had been covered up with fabric during its time as a movie theatre.