Davis and Harris – Pittsburgh’s First Nickelodeon
Pittsburgh is rich in theatre and film history, and as part of our holiday Pop-Up Nickelodeon, we’d like to share...
Pittsburgh is rich in theatre and film history, and as part of our holiday Pop-Up Nickelodeon, we’d like to share...
Pittsburgh is rich in theatre and film history, and as part of our holiday Pop-Up Nickelodeon, we’d like to share...
If you’ve ever driven across the state of Indiana, you may have passed through the small town of Wabash —...
By Annon Adams Nineteenth century opera houses in small cities and towns were important to their communities not only for...
How does a funeral home fit in with historic theatres? How did Grove City College help preserve Warner Brothers’ history? ...
In anticipation to #HistoricTheatresDay Tuesday, October 10th, THS Executive Director Rick Fosbrink visited Teresa Baughman, director of operations of The Palace Theatre in...
Note: We asked our theatre friends to submit their stories for #historictheatres day; the following is shared by Jeannie Piazza-Zuniga,...
The Historic Brook Theater is a significant feature of the downtown commercial district of Bound Brook, New Jersey. Designed by...
The Tennessee Theatre opened on October 1, 1928 as a grand movie palace in downtown Knoxville, TN. In its early...
Note: The Theatre Affiliates Program is a national initiative by the Theatre Historical Society that has three objectives: to connect...
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