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Logan Art Cinema


2004 Photo from The Evil Sam Graham collection.
785 N Main St
Logan UT 84321

Closed
Record #1556  
 Opened:
 Closed: 2012
 Current Use:
 Demolished:
Capacity: 235 seats
Architect(s):
Architectural Style(s):
National Register:
Current Organ: none
 Also Known As: Redwood Theatre, Reel Time
 Previously operated by: TOI Theatres, Westates Theatres

Information for this tour was contributed by Grant Smith.

In January 2003 Westates Theatres changed the name of the Reel Time Theatre to "Logan Art Cinema" and devoted the theaters solely to independent and art films. For several years the Logan area had been without a source of alternative, arthouse cinema. The Alternative Cinema club, a volunteer effort run by university students, collapsed about 1996. After that Marty Spicer revived independent film showings for a time at the Main Theater in Smithfield. [1]

In February 2004 Westates Theatres installed a new digital sound system and an updated projector at the Logan Art Cinema in preparation for the movie "The Passion of the Christ." The art theater was specifically chosen to host independent film and was overstaffed in anticipation of large crowds. [2]

"The Passion" set records at the 235-seat Logan Art Cinema during its opening weekend, selling out one showing on Wednesday, two on Friday, three on Saturday, and two on Sunday. The three shows Saturday set a one-day income record for the theater of $5,000. "This never happens here. Busy for us is like 25 people . . ." said Shelly Burton, manager of the theater. "Usually, you come to see a show and get your own private screening." [3]

1. "Finally", Herald Journal , 31 January 2003
2. "Local art cinema to keep 'Passion'", Herald Journal, 6 March 2004
3. "Passionate turnout", Herald Journal, 3 March 2004

The theater closed on October 1, 2009, and was operated as the "Logan Arthouse and Cinema" from June 2010 to June 2012.

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June 2004 photos from the Grant Smith collection.


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June 2004 photos from The Evil Sam Graham collection.


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Last featured 6/17/2005. Last edited 12/27/2019.


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