Check out where in Utah these movies were made
Image credit: Deseret News/ Paramount
The Paramount logo actually comes from Ben Lomond Peak in Ogden.
W.W. Hodkinson opened one of America's first theaters in 1907 in Ogden, and later went on to form Paramount. Hodkinson used the mountain in Utah for his logo.
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photo: Ben Lomond Peak, Ogden
W.W. Hodkinson opened one of America's first theaters in 1907 in Ogden, and later went on to form Paramount. Hodkinson used the mountain in Utah for his logo.
Read more.
photo: Ben Lomond Peak, Ogden
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Utah's air pollution problem involves geography and weather, not emissions. Our mountains block air circulation, and I doubt they are going anywhere soon. The pollution numbers rise with summer heat and winter inversions- not much we can do about either.