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May 08, 2008

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Tony

But Jersey Boys is part of Chicago's Cultural Heritage! IT IS INTEGRAL TO chicago theatre. (and covering every square inch of every bus in town)

owens

seriously. who gives a rat's ass. it's not like it was named after an actual person. get a life.

Mark Jeffries

To be honest, I think it's people who care more about the building than what goes up in the building.

And isn't it interesting that the loudest complainers are also the most virulent defenders of Equity?

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Thanks for the information! seriously. who gives a rat's ass. it's not like it was named after an actual person. get a life.

Camarad

Has read all in detail, excellent blog! And isn't it interesting that the loudest complainers are also the most virulent defenders of Equity?

Dianna Agron

To be honest, I think it's people who care more about the building than what goes up in the building. And isn't it interesting that the loudest complainers are also the most virulent defenders of Equity?

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Maybe the thetre of our city, there's no doubt about it!

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