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Adler and Sullivan

Classic movie theaters designed by architecture firm Adler and Sullivan


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Garrick Theatre
(Chicago, IL)

Closed/Demolished ~ 1 screen ~ 980 seats
Originally named the Schiller Theatre after Friedrich Schiller, the German playwright, poet and philospher, the theater was briefly known as the Dearborn Theatre (1898-1903) before gaining…
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McVickers Theater
(Chicago, IL)

Closed/Demolished ~ 1 screen ~ 2206 seats
There was a McVickers Theater in Chicago for a large part of the city's history. When the orignal McVicker's opened its doors in 1857 on Madison Street near Dearborn Street, the city…
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RKO Grand Theatre
(Chicago, IL)

Closed/Demolished ~ 1 screen ~ 1200 seats
The Grand Opera House opened in 1880 on Clark Street between Randolph and Washington Streets, a total renovation of the 1872 Hamlin's Theatre building by the firm of Adler & Sullivan. It…
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