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#theatre

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Mark Tisdale Art 🏳️‍🌈
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A rainy night, a glowing marquee, and the magic of the theater, just timeless. This scene is based on a black and white photo from 1949. Can you hear the buzz of the crowd and sound of the falling rain?

For those interested, prints available on Etsy (US) and Pixels (most locations and more options)

Etsy - marktisdaleart.etsy.com/listin

Pixels - mark-tisdale.pixels.com/featur

Digital art depicting the front facade of the Chicago Theatre as it looked in 1949. The sign dominates the rainy scene. Beneath the marquee are people on the sidewalks with umbrellas and in the foreground a period green car rolls past on the wet reflective street.
#Chicago#Art#Theatre
Hannah Howe
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Artists performing at the 1963 Royal Variety Performance included Joe Loss and his Orchestra (featuring Ross MacManus, Elvis Costello’s father, who sang If I Had a Hammer), Marlene Dietrich with her show-stopping version of Pete Seeger’s Where Have All the Flowers Gone?, Pinky and Perky, Harry Secombe and the Beatles.

#SocialHistory#History#Songs
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