3 Haunted Theatres 

One thing people don't understand is that people don't haunt just places where they died. People go back to places they love and that brought them happiness when they were alive. Some places are haunted where no one died. Someone who loved that place, or was happy there, died and went back there. That's why cemeteries aren't more haunted. The people are buried there, but they didn't love it or found happiness there.

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I was bar manager at a local community theatre. It was built in 1931 and was built as a movie theatre. For awhile it was a tapestry store and then became the community theatre. It's a smaller venue but still has the old marquis and ticket booth. The third floor has the slots where the projectors went. It's gorgeous inside and has been kept pretty similar to its original look. It's used for live shows and some music. I was told a few ghost stories but never seen anything. However, you could be sitting in the lobby early in the day and just suddenly become exhausted. It would pass as fast as it came. I avoided the basement at all cost. Many nights I would be there alone after 3 am cleaning up, restocking the bar, deposit...etc and just get creeped out for no reason. I hated going into the auditorium section to check back doors and turn on ghost light. Some days were even creepy at times. I miss the theatre but wish I had seen anything creepy. A few events our power would go out for no reason. Breaker box would be checked and reset but nothing worked. Then when we were trying to figure out how to proceed the power would just come back on.

Bravo!!! Take a bow!!!! Great performance!!! Thanks for presenting stories not usually presented when most channels parade the same theater stories over and over. Thanks PL

A friend of mine has had paranormal experiences. I've known him 45 years and he consoled in me a few months ago not to tell anyone. He has moved to several locations and states in the past 30 plus years. The ghost follows him. On one instance, he heard water running outside his house and went to look. It was his spigot running full blast, but no water was on the ground. He hears knocks on his walls, also. I felt so sorry for him 😔

Olive in the second story was gorgeous 😍

There's something fascinating about these sort of buildings considering the amount of stuff that occured in them over a period of decades

Love 💖💖 the theater! Became an International Thespian in 1978 in Highschool. Volunteered at my local Reparatory Theater for many years.

In Shreveport, Louisiana we have the municipal auditorium where the Louisiana Hayride was broadcast from in the 1950's and where Elvis got his start and Elvis's ghost haunts the place and a few years back I was at a speaking engagement for Colonel Oliver North and while after talking with Col. North my son and I went looking around the place and we literally saw a shadow figure sitting in a chair in the stands get up and the seat raised like when a person gets up and the figure disappeared, 10 other people saw it happen.

Thomas Hallam haunts the underground passage between the theater and the pub across the way. "While Hallam was ambitious to play leading roles, he was generally consigned to supporting parts. On 10 May 1735 during a performance of the farce Trick for Trick he got into a dispute with fellow actor Charles Macklin over a wig they used during the play. During the trial, Macklin narrated that, having been provoked, he pointed his cane towards Hallam but his face "turned about unluckily" so that the stick pierced his eye and brain. The wound proved fatal and Macklin was tried for murder, but after conducting his own defence had this reduced to a conviction of manslaughter. Accounts cited that Macklin was later freed, went back to the theater but suffered an unfavorable reputation among the public." He is also sometimes seen in the theater. I wonder if the ghosts see each other?

We missed you on CL yesterday: I was worried you were sick, or something. Good to have you back!

Folks also can Haunt The Land..Even Brand New Homes,Commercial Properties and so on Built on The spot isn't excluded from😱!!

Awesome video! Thanks for covering these theatres!

BTW the actor Joseph Grimaldi died in 1837 not 1937. Sorry to be that person, but I was curious. Plus we were not shown photographs, just drawings so figured it was an accidental slip of the tongue 🤷‍♀

Thank goodness I have something enjoyable to relax with after a hectic day at work - I have my whiskey ready in bed.

I have been in the Vogue many many times and never saw or even heard of anything to do with paranormal activities.

Thank you so much for these stories about haunted theaters. This is a great way to learn about different things. I always learn stuff from this channel.

lol pantomime dame. i'm 45 and i learned something new today.

Thank you PL. Another great upload. ✨

The Vogue is a beautiful building, and I can understand why it's haunted.

5:58 Did you say the New Amsterdam Theatre was built in 1993? Wrong date by several decades. It was opened in 1903.

Thanks PL for the upload. Haunted theaters should be interesting. Love both of your channels ❤❤❤

I'd haunt there to for the popcorn.

Thanks for the upload!

I believe these. There is a university theatre where I used to live that is officially haunted; very cold breezes out of nowhere on stage. The ghost was identified as the former music director.. It's very unsettling but he's there because he created that venue. I wonder how these persist. Is it strong will power?

The last story gives a whole new meaning to "wig snatch".

He tells you to not tell anybody and now the world knows!! 😅

I just want to point out that the former manager of the Vogue is named "Ullman". "The Shining" vibes, anyone?

The Vogue Theatre was closed in 1997 and reopened in 1992? What is this time travel madness?!

Vogue theater is definitely haunted!

13:05- “he dealt with “inconsinence”; the word you’re looking for and the proper medical term is INCONTINENCE (the lack of bladder or bowel control).

Recall getting one of those weird something is watching me feelings, whlie walking around this old dark abandon light house on lake superior This just 2 years after the sinking of the fitzgerald (:○){}□€

Yeah the building that was once the Iroquois theater should be extremely haunted considering 602 people died there during the worst single building fire in US history. Does disaster took place in Chicago and twice as many people died in this one single building than in all of Chicago during the Great Fire of 1871.

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Luminal spaces big time

What do you think evil is….

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Curious, why was there no criminally listed?

Thanks PL. good stuff

Scratching noise is said to be demonic

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It’s surprising how many people around the early 1900’s either had or died from syphilis …there’s also a bunch of different terms used for both the disease and complications of it.😳