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Historic Tower Theatre moves closer to comeback as restoration effort gains support

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The Tower Theatre is poised for a comeback. Salt Lake Film Society, Utah’s nonprofit art-house cinema organization, has launched its Next 100 Years project to restore the venue and return it to the community as a modern, state-of-the-art cinema.

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