We tour three Southern theaters—Memphis’s Orpheum, Austin’s Paramount, and Birmingham’s Alabama—where grandeur collides with ghost lore through eyewitness accounts, strange lights, and echoes that refuse to fade. We weigh how architecture, ritual, and memory might make stages feel truly lived‑in, even after closing time.

• Mary in seat C5 at the Orpheum and balcony sightings
• Cold spots, giggles, and performer testimonies in Memphis
• Paramount’s man in white and flapper‑era mirror figure
• Ghost light tradition meeting safety and superstition
• Alabama Theater’s phantom reels, applause, and organ notes
• Why theaters hold emotional energy and residual stories
• Upcoming haunted history schedule and lighthouse teaser

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