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- According to Wikipedia the Theater is inhabited by the ghost of, Madame Helena Modjeska. The story of the ghost first emerged in 1958, when actress Adysse Lane claimed that the ghost of Madame Modjeska appeared to her during a performance when Lane had forgotten her lines. Since then, unexplainable happenings have occurred.
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The Calumet Theatre was featured as a haunted location on the paranormal TV series Most Terrifying Places which aired on the Travel Channel in 2019. The segment showed how the town and the theater are connected to the Italian Hall massacre that killed 73 people on Christmas Eve at the nearby Italian Society Hall in 1913.
Oct 25, 2022 · Their findings only refreshed the decades-old question: Is the Calumet Theatre really haunted? CALUMET — The Calumet Theatre and the adjacent ballroom were the subject of a paranormal investigation in March, 2022, conducted by the Michigan Advanced Paranormal Society (MAPS).
The historic Calumet Theater is said to be haunted by the spirit of famed Shakespearean actress, Madame Helena Modjeska. Visitors have reported her ghostly figure watching performances from the shadows, eternally bound to the stage she once graced.
Calumet Theatre. First opened in 1900 and attracting the likes of Frank Morgan, Douglas Fairbanks Sr., Lon Chaney Sr., John Philip Sousa and Sarah Bernhardt, this theater is believed to be home to the ghost of renowned Shakespearean actress Madame Helena Modjeska.
Mar 24, 2020 · The opera house in Calumet is reportedly one of upper Michigan's most notorious haunted spots. It's one of the most beautiful - and at the same time, most creepy - theaters in Michigan (see photo gallery below).
The theatre’s connection to the tragic Italian Hall Disaster in 1913, which claimed 73 lives on Christmas Eve, has only added to its haunted reputation. The theatre was used as a temporary morgue and was where the inquest was held.
