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200 index 330 North Wabash 87 Argent 185 GreenRiver 114 333 W. Wacker Drive 40 Articles de voyage 82, House of Blues 103 360 CHICAGO 77 161 Jazz Showcase 45 Kingston Mines 149 515 North State Art Institute of Kitty O’Shea’s 46 Building 92 Chicago 48 Lucky Strike Lanes 115 1340 North State Artisanat 47 Moe’s Cantina River Parkway 121 Astor Court 117 North 102 1550 North State Astor Street 117 Navy Pier Beer Garden 115 Pops for Champagne 102 Parkway 120 AT&T Plaza 55 Redhead Piano Bar 102 Auberge de jeunesse 171 Rock Bottom 102 A Auditorium Building 33 Rosa’s Lounge 161 Roscoe’s 150 Abbott Oceanarium 65 Auditorium Theatre 46 Autocar 171 Schaller’s Pump 154 Accessoires 85, 104 Signature Lounge 81 ACME Hotel Company Avion 168 SPiN 103 Chicago 177 The Berkshire Room 103 Adler Planetarium 69 B The Closet 150 Bank of America Chicago The Cubby Bear 149 Aéroport international The Old Town Ale House 145 O’Hare 168 Marathon 197 The Original Mother’s 123 Aéroport Midway 170 Banques 185 The Second City 145 Albert F. Madlener Bars 186 Underground Wonder House 120 Bars et boîtes Bar 103 Alimentation 103, 115 de nuit Wild Hare 151 Woodlawn Tap 143 10pin Bowling Lounge 100 Ambassador East 121 Zanie’s 145 Andy’s 101 Ambassador West 121 Bars gays 150 American Windows 52 Berlin 150 Big Chicks 150 Bates Fountain 131 Antiquités 104 Blue Chicago 101 Bed and breakfasts 171 AON Center 32 B.L.U.E.S. 149 Bellevue Place 117 Aqua Tower 32 Buddy Guy’s Legends 44 Bijoux 47, 82 Archbishop Quigley Clark Street Ale House 101 Biograph Theater 146 Preparatory Coq d’Or 81 Boîtes de nuit 186 Seminary 94 Dick’s Last Resort 101 Dublin’s Bar & Grill 123 Bonbons 83 Architectes de Empty Bottle 161 Boystown 146 Chicago 91 Eno 81 BP Bridge 58 Architecture 47 Game Room 44 Bryan Lathrop House 117 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894645185 201 Buckingham Fountain 53 Chicago City Hall-County D Bucktown 158 Building 36 DCA Storefront Burnham Park Yacht Chicago Cultural Theatre 45 Club 66 Center 29 Chicago Gospel Décalage horaire 188 C Festival 196 DePaul University 145 Chicago History Disques 47 Cadeaux et souvenirs 47, Museum 125 Drake Hotel 78 54, 83, 115 Chicago International Driehaus Gallery of Cadillac Palace Film Festival 197 Stained Glass 112 Theatre 45 Chicago Jazz DuSable Museum of Café Brauer 129 Festival 197 African-American Carbide & Carbon Chicago Riverwalk 41 History 142 Building 28 Chicago Sports Caribbean Reef Museum 77 E Exhibit 64 Chicago Stock Exchange Carson Pirie Scott Trading Room 50 Edward P. Russell Store 34 Chicago Symphony House 120 Centennial Fountain 112 Center 46 Électricité 188 Chicago Temple 36 Century of Progress 67 Elks Nationa Veterans Chicago Theatre 35 Memorial 146 Change 186 Chicago Union Chapel of St. James 94 Episcopal Cathedral of Station 171 St. James 93 Charnley-Persky Chicago Water Tower 74 House 118 Ernest Hemingway Chicago Water Works 75 Birthplace 165 Chase Tower 37 Chinatown 153 Ernest Hemingway Chess Records Chinese New Year Studios 152 Parade 196 Museum 165 Chicago Air and Water Chocolats 83 Événements 196 Show 197 Cinéma IMAX 110 Everett McKinley Dirksen Chicago Air & Water City Gallery 75 Building 37 Show 128 City of Chicago Tree Excursions 193 Chicago Architecture Lighting Ceremony 197 Expo Chicago 197 Biennial 197 Civic Opera House 40 Chicago Architecture Clarke House 152 F Climat 187 Foundation 33 Family Pavilion 110 Cloud Gate 55 Farm in the Zoo 129 Chicago Athletic Cobb Gate 141 Association Building 32 Cobb Lecture Hall 142 Federal Center 37 Chicago Blues Columbian Basin 134 Federal Reserve Bank 38 Festival 196 Comiskey Park 153 Festivals Chicago Board of Conduite automobile 180 et événements 196 Trade 37 Copernic, Nicolas 66 Field Museum 61 Chicago Children’s Crown Fountain 56 FirstMerit Bank Museum 110 Crystal Gardens 110 Pavilion 69 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894645185 202 Ford Center for the Hébergement W Chicago City Center 174 Performing Arts 35 Aloft Chicago City Center 177 W Chicago Lakeshore 180 Westin Chicago River Formalités 168 Chicago Athletic Association Hotel 174 North 179 Forthnightly of Dana Hotel and Spa 177 Helen Brach Primate Chicago 117 Four Seasons Hotel House 130 Fountain of Time 138 Chicago 175 Henry Crown Space Four Seasons 37 Freehand Chicago 176 Hard Rock Hotel Chicago 172 Center 137 Fourth Presbyterian Hostelling International Heures d’ouverture 189 Church 78 Chicago 171 Holy Name Cathedral 94 Frank F. Fisher Hotel Allegro 172 Holy Trinity Russian Apartments 121 Hotel Blake Chicago 172 Orthodox Cathedral 159 Hotel Burnham 173 Hôtels 172 Frank Lloyd Wright Home Hotel Cass – A Holiday Inn and Studio 165 Express 177 Hyde Park 133 Hotel Indigo 180 G Hotel Monaco 173 I InterContinental Hotel 176 Illinois Institute of Galeries d’art 84, 104, Ivy Boutique Hotel 179 Technology 151 158 Loews Chicago Hotel 180 Independence Gallery District 94 MileNorth Chicago 174 Ohio House Motel 177 Day Concert and Garden Plaza 77 Park Hyatt Chicago 176 Fireworks 196 Gay and Lesbian Pride Radisson Blu Aqua Hotel InterContinental Parade 196 Chicago 173 Hotel 74 Gîtes touristiques 171 Red Roof Inn 174 Internet 192 Renaissance Blackstone Glessner House 152 Chicago Hotel 173 Intuit: Center for Intuitive Gold Coast 116 Renaissance Chicago and Outsider Art 155 Graceland Cemetery 148 Downtown Hotel 174 Grainger Sky Theater 69 Sheraton Grand Chicago 180 J Sofitel Chicago Water Grand Entrance 52 Tower 178 Jackson Park 133 Grande roue 110 The Drake Hotel 175 James L. Houghteling Grands magasins 124 The Godfrey Hotel Houses 117 Grant Park 48 Chicago 177 James R. Thompson The Gwen, a Luxury Collection Grant Park Music Center 36 Hotel, Chicago 178 Jane Addams Hull-House Festival 196 The James Chicago 178 The Langham Chicago 178 Museum 154 H The Peninsula Chicago 176 Jane Addams Memorial The Ritz-Carlton Chicago 176 Park 105 Hard Rock Hotel 29 The Whitehall Hotel 175 Jay Pritzker Pavilion 58 Harold Washington theWit = A Doubletree John C. Kluczynski Library Center 34 Hotel 173 Building 37 Harris Theater for Music Thompson Chicago 180 Trump International Hotel John G. Shedd and Dance 60 and Tower 179 Aquarium 64 Harry Caray’s 92 Virgin Hotels Chicago 174 John Hancock Center 77 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894645185 203 Joseph Bond Chapel 142 Matériel électronique, N Jouets 84, 115 audio et vidéo 85 National Museum of Jours fériés 189 McCormick Bird Mexican Art 155 Judy Istock Butterfly House 130 Nature Boardwalk 129 Haven 131 McCormick Bridgehouse Navy Pier 109 & Chicago River NBC Tower 113 K Museum 71 Nelson Algren, maison Kovler Lion House 130 McCormick Tribune de 159 Campus Center 151 Newberry Library 95 L McCormick Tribune Plaza New Goodman Theatre 45 Lakefront Trail 111 and Ice Rink 55 New Soldier Field 62 Lake Point Tower 105 McDonald’s Cycle Center 59 New Year’s Eve Lakeview 145 Fireworks 197 Médias 190 Ledge at Skydeck, Nichols Bridgeway 59 The 39 Medinah Shriners North Avenue Beach 128 Librairies 104, 124 Temple 92 Northerly Island 67 Lincoln Park 125 Merchandise Mart 90 Nuclear Energy 141 Lincoln Park Michigan Avenue Conservatory 130 Bridge 70 O Lincoln Park Zoo 129 Midway Plaisance 138 Oak Park 164 Little Village 155 Midwest Buddhist Oak Street 116 Location Temple 144 Oak Street Beach 116 d’appartements 171 Millennium Ohio Street Beach 105 Logan Square 162 Monument 56 Old Town Triangle 144 Logan Square Farmer’s Millennium Park 55 Oriental Institute Market 162 Millennium Park Museum 140 Lollapalooza 196 Welcome Center 59 Oriental Theatre 35 Lookingglass Theatre 82 Milton Lee Olive Orientation 180 Loop 28 Park 109 Osaka Garden 134 Lot P. Smith House 117 Mode 124, 161 P Loyola University Modern Wing 49 Museum of Art 75 Monnaie 185 Parfums 85 Park Tower 75 Lurie Garden 59 Museum Campus 61 Passeports 168 Museum of Broadcast M Peggy Notebaert Nature Communications 92 Museum 131 Maggie Daley Park 58 Museum of People’s Gas Building 32 Magnificent Mile 70 Contemporary Art 76 Personnes à mobilité Mails commerciaux 82 Museum of Science and réduite 195 Marina City 87 Industry 134 Petrillo Music Shell 53 Marshall Field Store 35 Musique 47 Pilsen 155 http://www.guidesulysse.com/catalogue/FicheProduit.aspx?isbn=9782894645185 204 Pitchfork Music Café Iberico 96 Milk and Honey Café 160 Festival 196 Café Spiaggia 81 Mindy’s HotChocolate Plages 108 Cape Cod 80 Restaurant and Dessert Carmine’s 122 Bar 160 Playboy Mansion 121 Carnivale 157 mk 99 Polish Museum of Chicago Chop House 97 Mon Ami Gabi 131 America 160 Cindy’s 44 Morton’s, The Polk Bros Park 109 Cochon Volant 42 Steakhouse 123 Coco Pazzo 97 Nacional 27 98 Pourboire 189 Del Frisco’s Double Eagle Nico Osteria 123 Prairie Avenue Historic Steakhouse 122 NoMI Kitchen 81 District 152 Dusek’s Board & Beer 156 Noodles Etc. on Campus 143 Prairie House 164 Embeya 157 North Pond 132 Everest 44 Park Grill 60 Presse écrite 190 Fat Rice 163 PUBLIC 121 Pierrot Gourmet 79 Filini Bar and Restaurant 42 Pinstripes 114 Frontera Grill 97 Pumping Station 75 Pizzeria Uno 96 G.E.B. 157 Rainforest Cafe 96 Ghirardelli Chocolate Shop & R Riva 114 Soda Fountain 79 Ravinia Festival 196 Gibsons 123 R.J. Grunts 131 Russian Tea Time 43 Regenstein Center for Gino’s East 79, 96 Girl & the Goat 157 Sén Sushi Bar 165 African Apes 130 Goose Island Brewery 144 Shaw’s Crab House 99 Reid-Murdoch Center 90 Grace 158 Siena Tavern 99 Renaissance Grand Lux Cafe 80 Sixteen 100 Condominiums 117 Green Zebra 161 Smith & Wollensky 100 Spiaggia 81 Renseignements GT Fish and Oyster 98 Harry Caray’s 96 Star of Siam 96 touristiques 190 Harry Caray’s Seventh Inning Tanta 99 Reptile House 130 Stretch 79 Tavern at the Park 42, 44 Residence of the Roman Hemmingway’s Bistro 165 Terzo Piano 54 Catholic Archbishop of Hugo’s Frog Bar & Fish The 3rd Coast Cafe 121 House 123 The Berghoff 42 Chicago 120 Imperial Lamian 98 The Billy Goat Tavern 79 Restaurants 191 Italian Village 43 The Blanchard 132 3 Arts Club Café 121 Jaipur 156 The Chicago Diner 149 Acadia 153 Joe’s Seafood, Prime Steak & The Gage 42 Ada Street 161 Stone Crab 99 The Indian Garden 113 Alinea 149 La Cantina 43 The Original Pancake American Girl Café 79 La Petite Folie 143 House 121 Ann Sather 149 Latinicity 41 The Publican 157 Arun’s 164 La Trattoria No.
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    10/12/2017 Auditorium Theatre One-Night-Only Performance Honoring the Theatre's Past, Present, Future View in browser 50 E Congress Pkwy Lily Oberman Chicago, IL 312.341.2331 (office) | 973.699.5312 (cell) AuditoriumTheatre.org [email protected] Release date: October 5, 2017 THE AUDITORIUM THEATRE CELEBRATES 50th ANNIVERSARY OF THEIR GRAND RE-OPENING WITH ONE-NIGHT-ONLY PERFORMANCE FEATURING PREMIER DANCERS FROM TOP COMPANIES AROUND THE WORLD THE EVENING INCLUDES PERFORMANCES BY DANCERS FROM ALVIN AILEY AMERICAN DANCE THEATER, AMERICAN BALLET THEATRE, DUTCH NATIONAL BALLET, THE JOFFREY BALLET, NEW YORK CITY BALLET, THE WASHINGTON BALLET, AND FINALISTS FROM YOUTH AMERICA GRAND PRIX A Golden Celebration of Dance – November 12, 2017 On November 12, 2017, the Auditorium Theatre, The Theatre for the People, commemorates the 50th anniversary of its grand re-opening with A Golden Celebration of Dance, a one-night-only mixed repertory program featuring dancers from the world’s premier dance companies: Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, American Ballet Theatre, Dutch National Ballet, Eifman Ballet of St. Petersburg, Hubbard Street Dance Chicago, The Joffrey Ballet, MOMIX, New York City Ballet, Parsons Dance, The Suzanne Farrell Ballet, and The Washington http://tracking.wordfly.com/view/?sid=NjUzXzQ4NTRfMjc3ODA2XzY5NTk&l=4d2b8dea-61af-e711-8416-e41f1345a486&utm_source=wordfly&utm_me… 1/5 10/12/2017 Auditorium Theatre Ballet. In addition, the evening will feature special performances by finalists from the Youth America Grand Prix, the next generation of great dancers. In 1941, the Auditorium Theatre closed its doors to the public in the wake of the Great Depression. Aside from when it was used as a servicemen’s center during World War II, the theatre sat unused and in disrepair, until a 7-year-long fundraising campaign – led by Beatrice Spachner and the Auditorium Theatre Council – covered the costs of theatre renovation, culminating with a grand re-opening on October 31, 1967.