Designed by architect Henry Newhouse, this historic movie theater opened on Dec. 11, 1920 with 1,938 seats in a megaphone-shaped auditorium with beaux-arts opera house design. It was recently refurbished and restored to its 1920s splendor and serves as a showcase for silent movies and more.
Noel H.
It's so exciting to see the families of Portage Park have a place to play and use their imagination!
Atom D
Miss this place. yeah it was run down, but It was very nostalgic. I took my son to see a horror film fest there when he was a boy. It was a great memory for both of us. Wish we could have done it again. The patio isn't the same. I always favored the portage over the patio. And they hardly play movies there anyway. Bring it back please, I will go back. Many of us will go.
Lore L
Beautiful!!
Kancho Mahmoud Bambouyani Shotokan Karate
Restaurant with one of the most beautiful view, friendly atmosphere, great service and good food.
Dustin Kelly
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