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Palace Theatre
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- Ghosts and Murders of Manhattan. Arcadia
- Palace Theatre (New York City). Wikipedia
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Listed from a published source: Ghosts and Murders of Manhattan, Arcadia.
Wikipedia's article on Palace Theatre says observers have reported the ghost of acrobat Louis Bossalina, a white-clothed figure swinging, screaming and falling.
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Palace TheatreNew York, New York · 40.7588, -73.9847Get directions
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1 image, credited47th Street from Times Square, with the Palace Theatre building, in the 1920s.
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