Logan Theatre

The Logan Theatre is a movie theater in Chicago, Illinois. According to its official website, it opened in 1915 as the Paramount Theatre, a single-screen cinema, and in 1922 was taken over by the Vaselopolis family. It remained a family-owned business serving the diverse families of the Logan Square community. Its last round of renovations occurred in the 1990s, and the 2006 film Stranger than Fiction starring Will Ferrell used the Logan Theatre as a shooting location.

The Logan Theatre opened in 1915 as the Paramount Theatre, a single-screen cinema. In 1922, it was taken over by the Vaselopolis family. As several waves of new ethnic groups reshaped Logan Square as their home, the Logan Theatre remained a family-owned business committed to serving the diverse families of the community. Chris Vaselopolis, the previous owner, was born in the Theatre building and dedicated his life to keeping his family's legacy alive through the Theatre's lighted screens. In the 1960s, when Milwaukee Avenue underwent heavy construction to build the CTA Blue Line station, the resilient Logan Theatre kept its doors open for business. Its last round of renovations occurred in the 1990s, and the 2006 film Stranger than Fiction starring Will Ferrell used the Logan Theatre as a shooting location.

A modern theater steeped in history, family-owned and committed to serving the diverse families of the Logan Square community.

Product categories. Movie screenings · In-house food and drink · Membership · Events

1. 1The Logan Theatre | Movie Theater | Chicago, Illinoisthelogantheatre.com
2. 2Logan Theatre - About Usthelogantheatre.com
3. 3Logan Theatrewikidata.org