THEATERS AND ENTERTAINMENT

The Hyperbolic Paraboloid Edens Theater in Northbrook, Illinois.

Tavern  Theatres in  Frontier  Chicago. 

Theater  History in  Chicago in the  Nineteenth  Century. 

Ambassador Theatre, 5825 West Division Street, Chicago. 

Chicago's Rogers Park and West Ridge Communities Movie Theaters History.

Cosmo Theater, 7938 South Halsted Street, Chicago.

Devon Theater History, 6225 North Broadway, Chicago, Illinois.

Edens Theater in Northbrook was a Hyperbolic Paraboloid structure. (1963-1994)

Egyptian Theatre History, DeKalb, Illinois.

Ford's Theater, 511 10th Street Northwest, Washington, DC.

Gayety Theater and Soda Shop, 9205 South Commercial Avenue, Chicago.

Hill-Top Drive-In Movie Theater, on US 6 (Old Rt. 66), Joliet, Illinois. (1955-2001)

Illinois Theatre, 65 East Jackson Boulevard, Chicago.

Indian Boundary Park, Chicago's Smallest Zoo.

Iroquois Theater Fire of 1903 claimed over 602 Lives in Chicago.

Jeffery Theater, 1952 East 71st Street, Chicago, Illinois. (1923-1997)

Lincoln Village Theater was the last movie palace built in Chicago.

Lorraine Theater, 324 East Main Street, Hoopeston, Illinois (1922-2012).

Majestic Paxton Theater in Paxton, Illinois. (1913-2007)

Metropolitan "The Met" Theatre, Chicago (1917-1997)

Monroe Theater, 57 West Monroe Street, Chicago.

Nixon's Parisian Hippodrome and Amphitheater in Chicago. (1872-1873)

O'Hare Stadium Midget Car Racing in Schiller Park, Illinois. (1956-1968)

Rialto Burlesque Theatre, 546 South State Street, Chicago  (1906-1975)

Rialto Theatre, 336 South State Street, Chicago (1917-1953)

Telenews, 165 N State "Magazine of the Screen" played new WWII newsreels hourly. 

Thillens Stadium, Little League Baseball, West Rogers Park neighborhood of Chicago.

Valencia Theater, 1560 Sherman Avenue, Evanston, Illinois.

Varsity Theater, 1710 Sherman Avenue, Evanston, Illinois. (1926-1988)

Wilson Avenue Theatre, 1052 West Wilson Avenue, Chicago. (1909-1919)

Windsor Theatre, 1225 North Clark Street, Chicago (1886-1961).