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The Fort Wayne (IN) Embassy Theatre’s ninetieth anniversary year, 2018, has been a busy one with a special show in...
The Fort Wayne (IN) Embassy Theatre’s ninetieth anniversary year, 2018, has been a busy one with a special show in...
In the late 1880s, inspired by European designs, architects and building planners decided to make use of a structure’s roof...
Ray Shepardson (January 13, 1944 – April 14, 2014) was a theatre restoration specialist and theatre operator credited by many with beginning the...
In the last “Smokin’” issue of Marquee (Volume 50 Number1), we shared a 1932 Photo of the Ladies Smoking Lounge....
This exciting text appeared in the Fort Wayne News-Sentinel for 14 May 1928 in a large advertisement featuring a fanciful...
This past week I stumbled across a folder related to Mickey Mouse while working on a research request for someone. ...
Before the sprawling multiplex came the movie palace. Even from a distance, one recognized that it was a special place....
We had the opportunity to visit the former Drake Theater in Oil City, PA, which has been closed for many...
Although the decade of the 1920s is often thought of in terms of mobsters and flappers, bootlegging and dancing, the...
Pittsburgh is rich in theatre and film history, and as part of our holiday Pop-Up Nickelodeon, we’d like to share...
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