According to Q. David Bower’s book ‘Nickelodeon Theatres and their Music", it had a porticoed entrance and featured Ionic capitals. On the entrance floor, the theatre’s name was spelled out in mosaic tiles.
According to Q. David Bowers book “Nickelodeom Theatres and their Music” the ornamentation of the building was ordered from The Decorators Supply Company in Chicago and cost $450.
On page 40 of Continuous Performance (1964) by Carrie Balaban, the wife of A.J. Balaban, she claims they owned the White Palace for a short period of time. Siggie Boguslawski, a violinist the Balabans hired for performances, played here.
According to Q. David Bower’s book ‘Nickelodeon Theatres and their Music", it had a porticoed entrance and featured Ionic capitals. On the entrance floor, the theatre’s name was spelled out in mosaic tiles.
According to Q. David Bowers book “Nickelodeom Theatres and their Music” the ornamentation of the building was ordered from The Decorators Supply Company in Chicago and cost $450.
The Chicago Tribune lists the theater’s address in several articles as 4124, not 4110.
On page 40 of Continuous Performance (1964) by Carrie Balaban, the wife of A.J. Balaban, she claims they owned the White Palace for a short period of time. Siggie Boguslawski, a violinist the Balabans hired for performances, played here.