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Heinz Hall – Pittsburgh, PA

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...

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...

A New Englander with a hard work ethic, a promoter of good family entertainment, and an astute businessman, Frederick Freeman...

MY PHILADELPHIA THEATRE DAYS (WITH A BRIEF JOURNEY BACK TO NEW JERSEY) BY BARRY S. GOODKIN – Southwest Director, Theatre...

“One of my great delights, wherever I go, is seeking out historic theatres. I found several treasures in Rio de...

The Hollywood Theatre opened its doors on Saturday, July 17, 1926, with a showing of the silent film MORE PAY...

Mr. Hillsman Lee Wright was honored at the closing reception of the Annual Conference of the Theatre Historical Society of...