Hyart Theater, Movie theater in Lovell, United States
The Hyart Theater is a movie house in Lovell featuring a striking pink metal facade covered with a turquoise lattice screen. The building holds 940 seats including more than 200 on the balcony level and includes a soundproof room for parents with infants.
The theater was built in 1950 by Hyrum Bischoff and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Its roof trusses were made from salvaged rails from Montana mines, used due to steel shortages during the Korean War.
The theater serves as a gathering place for the community, showing current films and classics for visitors across the region. It remains an important venue for shared experiences and cultural events in the downtown area.
The theater sits on Main Street and is easy to find on foot thanks to its tall neon sign and turquoise lattice visible from a distance. When visiting, keep in mind that programming and facilities may vary depending on the season.
The exterior uses rhyolite brick with pink neon lights shining behind the turquoise lattice, creating a distinctive visual signature. This blend of natural stone and glowing elements makes the building stand out as a landmark in the downtown area.
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