Thanks, WayOutWardell! Lots of good info. I ran across this very helpful article in the Chicago Federation of Musicians magazine after I posted my request for info: https://www.cfm10208.com/images/intermezzo/58_20090204025921.pdf "The building was nearly destroyed in a 1933 fire but later rebuilt. The upstairs Green Mill cabaret room continued to operate on a sporadic basis through th
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Does anyone have any information on what The Green Mill was like (and even exactly were it was located) in the late 30s/early 40s? When did it become what it is today - in its current incarnation at 4802 N Broadway? I've found some information (when Texas Guinan was playing there in 1930) that the main cabaret was located at 4806 N. Broadway. Then that it was leased to a man named Huff in late 193
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