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John Emil Adolph Eberson was born on January 2, 1875 in Cernauti, Bukovina, Austria.
1897 - 30-year-old Theodore W. Barhydt comes to Terre Haute to manage the Grand Opera House.
1907 - Barhydt establishes the Varieties Theatre.
Hamilton City Directory, 1908.
1910 United States Census, s.v. “John Eberson,” Hamilton, Butler County, Ohio, accessed through HeritageQuestOnline.com.
The Empire Theatre, which opened December 14, 1914, was "the first modern theatre of San Antonio", and the City's largest at the time, with electric lighting, fans, and motorized stage equipment.
Hamilton City Directory, 1914.
Chicago City Directory, 1916.
1916 - The Hippodome Theatre opens at a cost of $100,000.
1920 United States Census, s.v. “John Eberson,” Chicago, Cook County, Illinois, accessed through HeritageQuestOnline.com.
1920 - Theodore W. Barhydt sold the Hippodrome and founded the Indiana Theatre Corporation.
May 1921 - Construction begins on the Indiana Theatre.
January 27, 1922 - Dignitaries are invited for a sneak preview of the Theatre.
Since opening on September 4, 1922 the Orpheum has remained one of Wichita’s prominent venues providing the community with programming ranging from music, theater, comedy, dance, films to local church services, lectures, weddings and almost any other type of event imaginable.
Summer 1923 - New ownership: Consolidated Theatres and Realty.
1924 - Organist: Arthur All
He built several buildings for Loew's Theater Chain until he moved to New York in 1926.
1926 - The Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra plays their first concert at the Indiana Theatre.
August 1927 - Organist: Margaret Hicks
January 28, 1928 - Terre Haute Symphony Orchestra Concert
February 1928 - New ownership: Keith-Albee Company
January 1929 - New ownership: Fourth Avenue Amusement Company of Louisville, Kentucky.
The new Greater Majestic Theatre and Building opened on Houston Street June 14, 1929 amid great celebration.
March 1961 - The HELP (Housewives Effort for Local Progress) organization rented the theatre for their meeting.
September 30, 1967 - Organ performance after restoration.
Landmarks, Inc., An Inventory of Historic Omaha Buildings (Omaha: City of Omaha and Landmarks Heritage Preservation Commission, 1980), 122.
May 1990 - United Artists put the theatre up for sale.
July 11, 1992 - Officially declared “Indiana Theatre Day” by mayor Pete Chalos.
City of Omaha Planning Department, Landmarks Heritage Preservation Commission, Database, Query on Architects, May 20, 2002; courtesy of Lynn Meyer, Preservation Planner.
2003 - Theatre is put up for sale.
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