Springer Opera House

Category: Arts

Columbus, GA

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Springer Opera House \| Welcome Springer Opera House \| Welc... springeroperahouse.org Springer Opera House - Columbus - Reviews of Springer Opera House - TripAdvisor My family & I have visited the Springer several times, most recently being in December 2007 to see A Christmas Carol. It was an all-around-wonderful experience. We enjoyed the professional acting, beautiful period costumes and stage props/decor. We would like to make it a Christmastime tradition fro... tripadvisor.com Columbus, Georgia's Springer Opera House: Haunted by Edwin Booth - Associated Content to travel around the theatre as he pleases, usually in the box seats and the lobby. At other times he seems to help out the stagehands by moving props or leaving missing bits of wardrobe in plain sight, much to the confoundment of the actors. In addition to Booth, another ghost is said to sometimes ... associatedcontent.com WTVM.com and WTVM News Leader 9, Columbus, GA \| Springer Opera House , the Springer received a comprehensive, $12 million historic renovation which included areas of the building untouched in the 1964 renovation. This expanded program space from 35,000 to 75,000 square feet. This splendid preservation project included one of the most ambitious historic interior treat... wtvm.com Springer Opera House, Columbus, GA : Reviews of Springer Opera House - Yahoo! Travel A National Historic Landmark since 1975, this spectacular, red plush-and-gilt theater was built by Francis Joseph Springer, an immigrant from Alsace, and was o... travel.yahoo.com Cinema Treasures \| Springer Opera House The Springer Opera House in Columbus is listed in the addenda section of the 1897-98 edition of the Julius Cahn Official Theatrical Guide. It was managed by the Springer Brothers, the seating capacity was 1,363, and it had both gas and electric illumination. The proscenium opening was 33 feet wide X... cinematreasures.org Springer Opera House This spectacular, red plush-and-gilt theatre was built by Francis Joseph Springer, an immigrant from Alsace who moved to Columbus before the War Between the States. It opened February 21, 1871, and soon became known as the finest theatre house between Washington and New Orleans. As you look aroun... visitcolumbusga.com Entrance to the Springer Opera House on Flickr - Photo Sharing! But sometimes I will have a conversation in my head. This is one such time. The person I "spoke" with in my imaginary dialogue was stubborn and refused to budge from her position that written consent must to be obtained, in ALL circumstances. It didn't matter that there was no live perform... flickr.com