A collection of 5 postcards, showcasing contemporary and archival images of the Music Box Theatre on the front, with information about each specific image on the back. Measuring 4.25x6", you can use these to mail to your friends, or as keepsakes to celebrate the beauty of the Music Box. Each set comes with a Music Box Theatre sticker.
4x25” H x 6” W
Printed on heavy matte cardstock
Postcard #1 Description - The newly constructed Music Box Theatre circa 1929. This original photograph was discovered in a Friedley-Vorshardt catalog, an architectural sheet metal manufacturer which provided decorative elements for the Music Box marquee. You can now see the real photo in our inner lobby.
Postcard #2 Description - The original tile floor of the Music Box Theatre lobby, built in 1929. Almost 100 years of feet have walked on these tiles, and some of them might have even spotted the single heart-shaped one...
Postcard #3 Description - An image from the Exhibitors Herald-World, a trade paper for motion picture exhibitors. Published in November 1929 alongside the piece,“Today’s Type of Small Screen Theater” where the newly opened Music Box Theatre was described as “a place of lasting beauty and great durability.”
Postcard #4 Description - The Music Box Theatre’s 750-seat main auditorium in 2024. Est. 1929.
Postcard #5 Description - A view looking south from the Music Box Lounge and Garden. The little window leads to our projection booth, if you listen closely you might hear the projectors running. Come visit us for cocktails, DJ sets, trivia, bingo, and more.
