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The Columbus Dispatch
Palace Theatre's 100-Year Evolution
The Palace Theatre in Columbus is celebrating its 100th anniversary, having opened in 1926 and undergone multiple renovations and programming changes over the decades. Originally designed as a vaudeville venue, it later hosted movie screenings, big band performances, and stage shows, becoming a significant cultural hub. Saved from demolition in 1975 by Katherine S. LeVeque, the theatre was restored and gifted to CAPA, which continues to host diverse performances. CAPA plans to hold special events and performances to honor the milestone and aims to ensure the theatre remains a vibrant venue for future generations.
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