Built 1938 NRHP Reference # 01000476 Area 1,250 m² | Architectural style Art Moderne Opened 1938 | |
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Location 4961 South State Street Murray, Utah Address 4961 State St, Murray, UT 84107, USA Similar Hawthorne Theatre, Bottom Lounge, Granada Theater, Diamond Ballroom, Worcester Palladium | ||
The Murray Theater is a theater located in Murray, a suburb of Salt Lake City, Utah. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and is one of the area's best examples of the Art Moderne style in theater architecture.
History
The Murray Theater was built in 1938 by Tony Duvall, who built the Gem and New Iris theaters in Murray, and Joseph L. Lawrence, who built the Villa and Southeast in Salt Lake and the Academy in Provo. It opened on 28 October 1938.
The theater operated as both a first-run and second-run venue for motion pictures, and has been extensively renovated and redesigned during its history. The theater currently hosts cultural events, private parties, and functions as the primary venue for the professional wrestling promotion Intermountain Wrestling Revolution.