George Booker’s Lobby Mural at the Music Box Theatre Painted at the Music Box around the same time as the erection of a freshly appointed new marquee, the Music Box enlisted artist George Booker to apply Gene Siskel’s encomium from a 1991 blurb from the earliest days of Entertainment Weekly: “A significant Chicago cultural attraction, a showcase for progressive filmmaking at a time when American movie theaters are as homogenized as the films they exhibit.”
On Vacation: When The Going Gets Good This summer, more of us will be going both on vacation and going on holiday—eagerly leaving behind the confines of our physical and spiritual four walls…
