I think the City of Elgin should keep the Crocker. St. Charles and other suburbs still have old movies houses in there towns in which people still flock in be the hundreds. I only lived in Elgin for nineteen years I grew up in Chicago and I still remember the downtown theaters which are now a distant memory. This is why Elgin should keep this theater and not let it become a distant memory in the past. Also since I only lived in Elgin for only nineteen years,I would like to see if anyone has any pictures of what the Crocker looked like on the inside before the theater closed. I only seen one in the Gail Borden Library about three years ago, but I would like to see some more pictures of this building.
I think the City of Elgin should keep the Crocker. St. Charles and other suburbs still have old movies houses in there towns in which people still flock in be the hundreds. I only lived in Elgin for nineteen years I grew up in Chicago and I still remember the downtown theaters which are now a distant memory. This is why Elgin should keep this theater and not let it become a distant memory in the past. Also since I only lived in Elgin for only nineteen years,I would like to see if anyone has any pictures of what the Crocker looked like on the inside before the theater closed. I only seen one in the Gail Borden Library about three years ago, but I would like to see some more pictures of this building.