File:Fort Sheridan Theatre.jpg
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| Description | Theatre, Building 180 in the Fort Sheridan Historic District, a national landmark district (1932). Once the movie theater for troops stationed at the army base, it is now the studio for Julie Rotblatt-Amrany and Omri Amrany, who are best known for the sculpture of Michael Jordan outside of the United Center. |
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| Source | Theatre, Building 180 |
| Author | Michael from Palatine, Illinois |
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