I agree with MarkH about getting a thrill looking at all the marquees. I recall standing at State and Randolph in the mid-60s and being blown away by the marquees that lined those two streets. When I saw “Cabaret” at the United-Artists, I remember the huge Liza Minnelli poster atop of the marquee. What a shame it’s gone. I haven’t been home to Chicago since 1979, but reading all these posts is making me want to come home….and of course get some White Castle’s.
I agree with MarkH about getting a thrill looking at all the marquees. I recall standing at State and Randolph in the mid-60s and being blown away by the marquees that lined those two streets. When I saw “Cabaret” at the United-Artists, I remember the huge Liza Minnelli poster atop of the marquee. What a shame it’s gone. I haven’t been home to Chicago since 1979, but reading all these posts is making me want to come home….and of course get some White Castle’s.