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The Columbus Dispatch
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Opened on Nov. 8, 1926, the Palace Theatre in Columbus was designed by Thomas Lamb as an ornate 2,837-seat venue for vaudeville and live performances. After becoming a major stage for performers and big bands, it shifted to films and closed in the mid-1970s. Katherine S. LeVeque led its restoration, and the theater reopened in 1980; in 1989, CAPA took over its operations, preserving it as a cultural institution.
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