Color High-resolution Note Cards with envelopes of the Chicago Music Box Theater. Opened on August 22, 1929, a time when the movie palaces in downtown Chicago each had seating capacities of around 3,000 people. The Music Box, which sat at 800, was considered an elaborate little brother to those theatres. Theatre Architecture magazine noted in 1929 that the theatre "represents the smaller, though charming and well equipped, sound picture theatre which is rapidly taking the place of the 'deluxe' palace." The opening film was Mother’s Boy starring Morton Downey, Beryl Mercer, and a young Brian Donlevy.

This is a print of my original drawing done with Japanese ink Super Fine Fountain Pen.
Printed on: White 16–17pt paper thickness

SIZE: These note cards measure 4.75" x 4.75". Cards have a smooth Matte finish varnish on the front and are uncoated on the back for writing purposes. The envelopes are 4.9" x 4.9".

QUANTITY: each pack includes 4 note cards and 4 white envelopes.

BACK: Each back is blank with the Renzi Studio logo, leaving room for a custom heartfelt greeting for any occasion.

FREE SHIPPING: All of the cards are packaged and shipped for free. Tracking numbers are included for all orders. Please check the USPS website for information about shipping delays throughout the United States.

It will be shipped to you in a protective paper envelope, between two rigid pieces of cardboard to protect from bending.

- I will ship most orders within 3 business days after payment is received.
- Payments received Friday/Saturday/Sunday will ship the following Monday.