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Software: Adobe Photoshop 23. In 2003, local residents Vincent DeGiosio and Christine McGorry Degiosio, and businessman and gallery owner Daniel Hugos extensively refurbished and booked new entertainment acts for the local theater. It reopened for local productions, including a 'haunted theater' and holiday events. In 1975 it was acquired by the newly formed Mauch Chunk Historical Society, local citizens of now incorporated Jim Thorpe, for the price of 1 dollar, who helped refurbish it. Used as the early silent movie screen era, after the theater's decline, it was then sold in 1962 to a local purse factory for a warehouse. Mauch Chunk Opera House corporate office is located in 14 W Broadway, Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, 18229, United States and has 2 employees. See 42 photos from 295 visitors about gingerbread, ghost, and parades. In 1927 the theater was taken over by the Comerford Amusement chain and named after their main theater chain, the Capitol Theater. Acts appearing at the theatre included Mae West, Al Jolson, John Philip Sousa, and Eddie Foy Sr. It was originally one of the earliest Vaudeville theaters in America. It was designed as a 900-seat concert hall with a farmers' market on the first floor. It opened in 1882 and is located in what was known as millionaires row in old Mauch Chunk, as Jim Thorpe was then called. The Mauch Chunk Opera House (also called the Capitol Theater at one time) was built in 1881 by architect Addison Hutton.

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