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Chickasaw Nation revives historic theater
The Chickasaw Nation has renovated a historic theater in Ada, Oklahoma.

The McSwain Theater opened in July 1920. The tribe purchased it a few years ago for $206,000 and it has undergone a "multimillion-dollar renovation," The Oklahoman reports.

The renovated theater is expected to open in December.

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