Royal Theatre
121 E. State Street,
Lehi,
UT
84043
121 E. State Street,
Lehi,
UT
84043
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The Royal Theatre was open in 1918 and was located next to Christensen’s on E. State Street. Seating was listed at 500.
During the Great Depression, movies at the Royal Theatre cost 10 cents. Ocassionally the Royal Theatre and the Cozy Theatre would give away tickets to keep up peoples' spirits. It was remodeled in 1932. On September 28, 1944 it was destroyed by fire.
A new Royal Theatre was built and that one closed in 1972.
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Once Remodeled In 1932. On September 28, 1944, the theater was destroyed by a fire estimating a loss of $50,000. It was later rebuilt and reopened.
On November 29, 1962, the box office was destroyed in an accident. A 28-year-old Spanish Fork man named Ronald Dean Stoneman was driving his vehicle when he lost control, crossed through four lanes of traffic of U.S. Route 91, jumping on the curb, crossing the sidewalk, and demolition the box office. An estimate $1,000 in damages was reported by its manager at the time, Clifford J. Miller.