Lithuania Theater

This theater is mentioned in the July 1, 1911 “Moving Picture World” as having just opened two weeks earlier, located on S. Halsted Street at W. 32nd Street in the Bridgeport neighborhood. The article went on the say the theater was both a movie and vaudeville house and the owners were the Kulis brothers.

A parking garage for the 9th District Chicago Police Department is on the site of this theater today.

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