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theatre in Joliet

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Joliet Opera House
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3 February 1874Gregorian
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18 March 1891Gregorian
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Property / Source URL: https://drypigment.net/theatre/theatre-fires/page/3/ / rank
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Author txt new: Wendy Rae Waszut-Barrett
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Citation: Tales from a Scenic Artist and Scholar. Part 241 — Thomas G. Moses in Joliet, Illinois

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theatre in Joliet
  • Joliet Opera House
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The Opera House
theatre in Joliet
  • Joliet Opera House

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P'ire broke out in the early morning; a number of adjoining buildings destroyed. (English)
3 February 1874Gregorian
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18 March 1891Gregorian
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Wendy Rae Waszut-Barrett
Tales from a Scenic Artist and Scholar. Part 241 — Thomas G. Moses in Joliet, Illinois
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