The Orpheum Theatre in Memphis is reportedly home to several ghosts, most notably the spirit of a 12-year-old girl named Mary, who was killed by a streetcar in front of the theatre in 1921 and now inhabits the balcony, particularly seat C5. Visitors and staff have reported seeing Mary, hearing her laugh, and even seeing her play the pipe organ. Other rumored ghosts include a woman named Eleanor, who may be heard weeping in the balcony, and a figure known as David, who is said to be there to guide Mary to the other side. A young girl with dark hair, often seen in a white dress. Died in 1921 after being hit by a streetcar outside the theatre. Likes to play child-like pranks, like opening and closing doors, giggling, and sometimes playing the pipe organ. Often sits in her favorite balcony seat, C5, and seems to enjoy musical performances. Another rumored ghost, said to be in the balcony and sometimes heard weeping, possibly indicating a sense of sadness. Believed to be another spirit who stays with Mary, as she refuses to leave the theatre. Cast and crew members have reported seeing Mary smiling and laughing in her seat during performances. Some theatergoers claim to have seen Mary dancing in the lobby before suddenly disappearing. Staff have reported doors opening and closing on their own.