Klansmen Parade at Empire Theater in Winchester
A dozen Ku Klux Klan members in white robes and hoods attended a showing of Birth of a Nation at the Empire Theater. They sat in tower boxes, then left via rear doors after the film, with some reports saying they were escorted away in two large cars.
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