are haunted. Ghosthunting groups discuss them amongst themselves and list the reported phenomena online. A local resident or two can usually tell you all kinds of stories about these places. Some of the ghost stories may be true, while others may be the products of overactive imaginations. Either way, ghostly lore has a way of reaching out to people and drawing them in. When my husband and I formed The Paranormal Source, we thought a perfect place to start looking for ghosts would be at The Majestic Theatre in downtown Dallas. Any local paranormal group would tell you that they would jump at the chance to investigate this well-known haunt. The Majestic first opened its doors on April 11, 1921, highlighting performances of entertainers popular during the vaudeville era. Mae West, Bob Hope, and even Harry Houdini were featured there until films became the primary attraction. The Majestic closed after the last showing of the film “Live and Let Die” on July 16, 1973. In 1976, the theatre was donated to the city of Dallas and began undergoing major restoration efforts.
