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the Southtown Theater was built down the street in 1931, the Stratford
was the premiere movie house in the 63rd and Halsted neighborhood. Built
in 1919, the theater seated just under 2,500 and was located at 701 West
63rd Street. During the 1920s and 1930s, the Stratford was operated by
the Warner Brothers circuit.
Related News Articles "Everything Is Ready for the Stratford Opening," Chicago Evening American, 3 September 1920. Online Resources Photograph: Stratford Theater, exterior view, 1920 [Library of Congress] |
