The Chicago Theatre

The Chicago Theater opened on October 26, 1921. It was once called "The World's Miracle Theater" by people at the time because of its magnificent architectural style, elegant hall, grand staircase and beautiful auditorium. Pu Design is also a large and luxurious movie palace in the United States. For its first 40 years, the Chicago Theater provided great living and cinematic entertainment. In 1933, it was renovated for the World Expo and closed for business. In the 1970s, the theater fell victim to the turmoil of corporate slumps caused by complex social ownership and economic factors. Then became a gorgeous but dated movie house that closed on September 19, 1985. In 1986, the Chicago Theater received assistance and began a major nine-month renovation, the entire work was jointly undertaken by Chicago architect Daniel Coffey and Associates. Finally, the Chicago Theater reopened on September 10, 1986, mainly for Sinatra's performances. Since then, an array of showbiz stars and greats have hit the stage, including the Allman Brothers, Blues Voyager, Ellen DeGeneres, Aretha, Kathy Griffin, Gypsy King, Indigo Girl and more.