Century
Centre Cinema 2828 N. Clark St., (773) 248-7744
One of the newer cinemas in the
hood. Also shows current
releases. Stadium-style seating,
lavish surroundings, and convenient
parking in attached garage make Century
a pleasant viewing experience.
Century
CineArts 6 1715 Maple Ave., Evanston, (847)
492-0123
This six-screen theater is part of a
mega complex which includes another
twelve screens for mainstream films, a
bistro and Wolfgang Puck Grand
Cafe.
Davis
Art 4614 N. Lincoln Ave., (773) 784-0893
Known for specializing in foreign
and art films. Historic theater
with recent improvements.
Facets Multimedia
Theatre 1517 W. Fullerton Ave., (773)
281-4114
Small venue to catch a wide variety of
films.
Film Center of the
Art Institute 280 S. Columbus, (312) 443-3737
Highland
Park Theatre Central Ave. and Sheridan Rd.,
Highland Park, (847) 458-5050
Renaissance
Place Cinema 1850 Second St., Highland Park,
(847) 432-9999
New venue to catch a mix of old and new
theater.
Music
Box 3733 N. Southport Ave., (773)
871-6604
Vintage viewing at it's best!
Built in 1929, this theater comes
complete with twinkling stars and cloud
projections on the ceiling, an organist
to entertain before the features start
(weekends) and a ghost named
"Whitney" that has been known
to appear when he didn't like what the
organist was playing. A must
see. Get there early to enjoy!
Pipers
Alley 4 1608 N. Wells St., (312) 642-7500
Always the one to get the
"popular" gay and lesbian
films. Large theaters with
convenient parking. Always busy
since the theater is in the same complex
as Second City and other theatrical
companies.
Skokie
Theatre 7924 Lincoln Ave., Skokie, (847)
673-4214
3
Penny Theatre 2424 N. Lincoln Ave., (773) 935-5744
Good place to see films that have
already been around the block, but for a
cheap price. Older venue without
any frills.
Wilmette
Theatre 1122 Central Ave., Wilmette, (847)
251-7411
