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Hilbert Circle Theater

from Downtown Indianapolis Monuments and Memorials Architecture Tour · host Walk Indianapolis

The Circle Theater opened in 1916 as the city's first “movie palace” - and one of the first such buildings in the Midwest. Today it is the second oldest building on Monument Circle after Christ Church Cathedral, and is home to the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra.

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