December 26, 1927 The Walker Theater opened in Indianapolis.  Originally built to serve the African-American community, it was designed by the architectural firm of Rubush and Hunter. The theater included a pipe organ, ballroom, and offices for the Madam C. J. Walker Company.

December 26, 1955 Evan Bayh, American politician, born in Shirkieville

December 28, 1966 Henry F. Schricker died in Knox, Indiana.  A popular politician known for his big white hat, he was the only Indiana governor to be elected to two full non-consecutive terms (1940 and 1948.)

December 30, 1948 Cole Porter’s “Kiss Me Kate” opened at the New Century Theater on Broadway. Porter, born in Peru, Indiana, is considered one of the best composers and songwriters in American history.

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Indiana Quick Quiz

1. Which Indiana county is named for the man who became the 9th U.S. President?

2. In what Indiana city will you find the Boone County Courthouse?

3.. Which Indiana county is named for the inventor of the steamboat?

4. Which Indiana county is named for a former governor of New York?

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1. Harrison County (named for William Henry Harrison)

2. Lebanon

3. Fulton County  (named for Robert Fulton)

4. Clinton County (named for DeWitt Clinton)