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 The theater was closed.  The lady, co-owner, entered the theater with her  
 Doberman, so she could clean.  She sensed right away that something was    
 not right.  On the lower level everything seemed ok.  But when she and     
 the dog went to the second level, the dog started growling, his hair went  
 up and he showed his teeth.  The dog broke free of his owner, raced head   
 long towards the glass door, jump at it with his front feet, pushed it     
 open and ran outside.  He kept running on down the road, away from the     
 theater.  The owner got her car and followed after the dog, finally        
 catching up with him about a mile away from the theater.  It took her a    
 long time to calm the dog down and get him in the car.  When she got back  
 to the theater she left the dog in the car.  The dog began barking, and    
 kept barking until the lady finally had to leave the theater and take the  
 dog home.                                                                  
 The next night she took the dog with her again.  This time the dog did     
 nothing.  No reaction at all.                                              
 On another occasion, the lady was at the theater with her eleven year old  
 daughter.  Her daughter was down on the stage playing by the screen and    
 suddenly she started screaming.  The woman raced to her daughter and saw   
 the curtains on either side of the screen moving back and forth.  As if    
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 the curtain and found no one.                                              
 Probably the most eerie of events to occur at the theateris the ghostly    
 laughter.  It would fill the theater.  No matter how often they, the       
 employees, checked the theater, they found no one.  But the laughter would 
 continue.  It didn't seem to matter what film was being shown either, and  
 yes it happened during showings.  The screen could have a very serious     
 event taking place on it, but the laughter would continue and fill the     
 theater.  Some people believed the laughter was coming from the third      
 row.  But they could find no one seated there.                             
 One evening the doorman and janitor, one and the same person, sat down in  
 a seat to rest while cleaning up the theater.  A few moments later the     
 seat next to him went down, as if someone were sitting down in the seat.   
 No one was there however.  The doorman got up and ran the other direction. 
 The history of the theater is not one of length.  It was built in the      
 1960s.  In the 1980s it was renovated twice.  But near the theater is a    
 wood area that once was an Indian burial ground.  No one knows if anyone   
 ever died on the site of the theater or in the wood area nearby.  One      
 person, it is said, who worked at the theater was killed in a car accident 
 one night on her way home from work.  Some speculate she may be haunting   
 the theater, however the sounds heard seem to be that of a man.  Further,  

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 the haunting events happened long before she died.                         
 No formal investigation has ever taken place.  However the employees did   
 hold a seance on a Wednesday evening.  During the seance the spirit told   
 the employees that the projector would fail to work on Saturday.  The      
 event was not reported to the projectionist, but on Saturday he could not  
 get the projector to work for him no matter what he attempted to do.       
 The theater is located on Cliff Gookin Boulevard in Tupelo, Mississippi.   
 As of this writing, it is still believed to be haunted.                    
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 Some More Little Known Facts!                                              
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 * The career with the greatest job growth is health care and the one with  
   the lowest growth potential is education.                                
 * Bright light indoors proves to be a great deterrent to depression.       
 * The most common gesture to look for, according to studies, when a person 
   tells a lie, is the touching of their face while speaking.               
 * If a student carries a B average or above, while in high school, some    
   insurance companies will give them a reduced rate.                       
 * Men are 7 times more likely to kill their spouse than women.             
 * 100,000 screenplays are written each, 250 are made into movies.          


