I believe this link has video of the Palace.
I’ve reached my limit of free Tribune articles for the month…
If it is the wrong Palace Theatre, let me know in a comment and I’ll delete it and add it where it belongs.
Below is a link to the Facebook page for Right Way Signs of Chicago.
There are 11 photos of new interior signage they created for the theater aisle designations and the Carbon Arc Bar & Board.
The current street view shows the entrance area has been split into 3 separate storefronts.
It appears they kept whatever original pitched entryway the theatre had, on two of the storefronts.
The third had it’s interior space extended out to the sidewalk border.
Undated photo as the Majestic added via Robert Ungs.
Summer 1969 photo added credit Joel J. Reisteter‎. Beneath the State Theatre marquee.
1947 photo added credit UWF Library. Black glossy facade on the storefronts to the left was called Vitrolite.
1965 photo added courtesy of William Maytum.
1948 Grand Opening photo courtesy of The Actors Playhouse at the Miracle Theater.
1953 tornado photo added courtesy of Tony Ward. The then Capitol Theatre in the background on the far left with damaged marquee sign.
The Strand is being demolished according to this article, which has photos of ghost signs that were revealed when the walls were removed.
https://www.brandonsun.com/westman-this-week/if-ghost-signs-could-talk-477542583.html
1958 photo added via Al Ponte’s Time Machine-New York Facebook page.
1935 photo added courtesy of J.J. Sedelmaier.
Three circa 1979 photos added via Emir Tutundzic.
1972 photo added via Frank Thorne.
6/16/59 and two 1976 photos added of the Lyric Theatre prior to demolition of the block. Via Gary Androsky.
Photo added via Frank Thorne, likely post `60s.
1941 photo added credit Maloree Mattson.
1925 & 1963 photos added.
1981 photo added credit Gary Androsky.
Short piece about the Egyptian with photos.
https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/egyptian-theatre
Full size January 30, 1948 photo added courtesy Seattle Municipal Archives, item 41057. Via the Vintage Seattle Facebook page.
Copy courtesy of the Vintage Seattle Facebook page.
October 18, 1953 photo added credit Werner Lenggenhager. Courtesy The Seattle Public Library
OK, I’ll just leave it here. I did remove my duplicate post though.
I believe this link has video of the Palace. I’ve reached my limit of free Tribune articles for the month… If it is the wrong Palace Theatre, let me know in a comment and I’ll delete it and add it where it belongs.
http://www.chicagotribune.com/suburbs/post-tribune/opinion/ct-ptb-davich-joel-henderson-lost-to-time-st-0318-20180315-story.html
Ah, I see what you are saying. The marquee looked wider than that to me, but you are probably correct.
Below is a link to the Facebook page for Right Way Signs of Chicago. There are 11 photos of new interior signage they created for the theater aisle designations and the Carbon Arc Bar & Board.
https://www.facebook.com/RightWaySigns/posts/1896746577063732
The current street view shows the entrance area has been split into 3 separate storefronts. It appears they kept whatever original pitched entryway the theatre had, on two of the storefronts. The third had it’s interior space extended out to the sidewalk border.