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Information for this tour was contributed by Bryan Krefft. The two-story block-sized (and blocky-looking) 1940 building the former Loop Theater was housed in, next door to the Chicago Theater, has been used for retail since the early-to-mid 1980s. The space that held the Loop is still faintly recognizable as a tiny former theater, with part of its marquee still intact (but painted over black) and if you look thru the often-open front door, the store area was the former little lobby space of the Loop (though with its plywood walls, the Art Moderne original decor has either been long since removed or covered up. The bulk of the building is a Walgreens store).
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