Welcome to the paranormal deep dive from real ghost stories online and the Grave Talks.

On this episode, we look at haunted history of San Antonio's Majestic Theater.

This 1929 landmark isn't just known for its breathtaking architecture or storied past in the world of entertainment.

It's also famous for something far more chilling.

It's ghosts.

It's said to be one of the most haunted theaters in America,

with numerous reports of strange occurrences over the years.

Ghostly figures in the balcony, cold spots during rehearsals,

and the eerie whispers that echo through the walls.

These stories have become as much a part of its legacy as its star-studded performances.

But it's the legend of Ethel, a former performer who met her untimely demise at the theater

that has truly captivated the imaginations of visitors and staff alike.

Her ghostly presence is often felt in the balcony, where she said to appear as nothing more than a

fleeting shadow. Is it the magic of the theater that draws these spirits, or is something

more sinister at play? Tonight will unravel the layers of this haunted masterpiece

exploring both the reported supernatural occurrences

and the more grounded explanations for the eerie happenings

that continue to echo through the Majestic Theater's halls.

I'm Tony Bruske. Let's dig in.

The Majestic Theater, a true gem in San Antonio's historic district,

was designed by the celebrated architect John Eberson. Eberson was known for his atmospheric theater designs,

which aimed to transport audiences not just into a story on stage, but into a fully immersive environment.

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