Indiana Vaudeville Theatre Gets a New Lease on Life
If you’ve ever driven across the state of Indiana, you may have passed through the small town of Wabash —...
If you’ve ever driven across the state of Indiana, you may have passed through the small town of Wabash —...
Imagine going to the movies for a nickel… Come see a movie in Downtown Pittsburgh during the 2017 Holiday Season...
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,...
#historictheatresday – Everyone here at THS would like to thank Alex Parrish and Elaine Wertheim for providing today’s tour of...
A THS ARCHIVES TOUR with Archives Director Patrick Seymour for Historic Theatres Day 2017 Follow us
Opened in 1927 as a vaudeville house and saved from the wrecking ball in 1970. Heinz Hall is now owned...
Formerly the Fulton Theatre, a movie house from 1930 through 1995, the Byham Theatre hosted the premier of George Romero’s...
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