Walker Theatre
617 Indiana Avenue,
Indianapolis,
IN
46202
617 Indiana Avenue,
Indianapolis,
IN
46202
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Vintage 1920’s photo of the Walker Marquee.
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Madam C. J. Walker was born Sarah Breedlove. Her husbands name was Charles J. Walker and she became known as Madam C. J. Walker. Here is the National Register of Historic Places registration form for the Walker Theater.
Here is another 2009 photo.
This is a 2009 photo.
Another photo of the Walker Theater is here.
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Here are some Walker Theater related photos:
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Here is a circa 1930 photo. Click on the photo to expand it.
This is a circa 1952 photo. Click on the photo to expand it.
This is another photo of the Walker Theater.
Here is a 2007 photo of the Walker Theater.
This website has two vintage photos of the Walker Theater.
This is a recent photo of the Walker Theater.
This is a 1956 photo:
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Another recent photo of the Walker Theater can be seen here.
Here is a 1928 photo:
http://tinyurl.com/p7veu
Here is a recent 2006 photo of the Walker Theater.
Photos:
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Link:
http://www.madamecjwalker.com/
The Walker Theatre opened on December 26, 1927 with seating for 1500. It was considered the finest Negro theatre west of New York. For many years the Walker offered both motion pictures and vaudeville. The first group to appear at the Walker stage were Reginald Devalle and his Black Birds, with Lovy & Shorty. Mme. Walker passed away on May 25, 1919. The organist for the Walker theatre on the Barton-2M was Ms. Mary Signleton.
A Barton organ Size 2/6 was installed in the Walker Theater in 1927.
This theater is known as the “Madame Walker Theatre Center” and the address is:
617 Indiana Avenue
Indianapolis, IN. 46202
This theater has a website here:
http://www.walkertheatre.com/
This theatre opened around 1927 and the architects were Rubush and Hunter.