The namesake of this Haunted Theater: David Belasco’s figure has been seen in the office space that sits right where his old apartment and in the theater’s balcony now lie. Female patrons have also reported feeling a ghostly pinch, which are also attributed to the ghost of Belasco. Image Source: flickr|ensignbeedrill

The Haunted Palace in Los Angeles has a “3rd balcony” that was once closed off for racial segregation and became known for its ghost sightings. Many onstage performers reported seeing dark figures in the balcony when its locked doors should have prevented anyone from having access to it. Image Source: flickr

Reports in this Haunted Theater include patrons seeing “Mary,” a see-through apparition, enjoying rehearsals and performances at this former vaudeville venue. It was originally built as a Grand Opera House at the corner of Main and Beale streets in the 1890’s, the theater later joined the “Orpheum circuit” in 1907. It fell victim to fire and burned in 1923. It was later restored and is still in use today. Image Source: flickr| thomashawk

The ghostly tale of actor William Terriss haunts this theater. Terriss was stabbed to death at the stage door in 1897, and is rumored to haunt the Adelphi. According to the talke, Terriss’s understudy had a nightmare the evening before the murder in which Terriss was found bleeding on the floor of his dressing room. Image Source: flickr

This early photo shows the Haunted Graumans Chinese Theatre as it would have looked when actor Victor Killian walks the forecourt of this iconic L.A. landmark. It is rumored that his ghost haunts it now, searching for the man who beat him to death outside. Image Source: flickr | metrolibraryarchive