Just a quick aside , Madame C.J Walker built a theatre
in Indianapolis, If you go on google and search under
Walker theatre,you'll find  many resources. The
theatre itself is on th 600 block of Indiana avenue
and was restored in the 1980's.It is currently
administered by the arts coucil of Indianapolis . hope
this helps Dave
--- Carol Ghiorsi Hart <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> You might be interested in checking out
> www.salstgeorge.com for
> information on a 90 minute living history program,
> "The Madam C. J.
> Walker Story."
>
> Sal St. George works with many museums in New York
> and this is one of
> his pre-packaged dramas. It was performed at several
> local historic
> sites and museums.
>
> Carol Ghiorsi Hart
> Executive Director
> Smithtown Historical Society
>
>
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