[1924 circa: Chicago]
Run Time
0h 4m 29s
0h 4m 29s
Format
16mm
16mm
Color
B&W
B&W
Sound
Silent
Silent
Date Produced
circa 1924
circa 1924
Abstract
Amateur footage of Chicago shot circa 1924.
Amateur footage of Chicago shot circa 1924.
Description
Daytime views of the Wrigley Building from Michigan Avenue, the Eugene Field Memorial ("The Dream Lady") and Carl von Linné Monument in Lincoln Park, Lincoln Park Zoo, as well as Chicago's "L" trains and a route 3 streetcar.
The film ends with nighttime footage of the Lincoln Square neighborhood, including illuminated signs for Ben Tupler Co. and the Pershing Theater, which is showing the film Broken Laws (released November 9, 1924). The Pershing was built in 1918 and became the Davis Theater in the 1930s; the building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2016, and remains as one of the few operating neighborhood movie theaters in Chicago at 4614 N. Lincoln Avenue.
Daytime views of the Wrigley Building from Michigan Avenue, the Eugene Field Memorial ("The Dream Lady") and Carl von Linné Monument in Lincoln Park, Lincoln Park Zoo, as well as Chicago's "L" trains and a route 3 streetcar.
The film ends with nighttime footage of the Lincoln Square neighborhood, including illuminated signs for Ben Tupler Co. and the Pershing Theater, which is showing the film Broken Laws (released November 9, 1924). The Pershing was built in 1918 and became the Davis Theater in the 1930s; the building was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2016, and remains as one of the few operating neighborhood movie theaters in Chicago at 4614 N. Lincoln Avenue.
Main Credits
Heidkamp, Herbert A. (is filmmaker)
Form
Subjects
Related Place
Chicago (depicts)