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What's your best Fox Theater memory or story?

The Fabulous Fox Theater is a true St. Louis treasure. Since its early glory dating back to 1929, to the restored splendor of today, theatergoers have loved a trip to the Fox. With the approach of the 30th anniversary of the reopening of the Fox, after the restoration project of Leon and Mary Strauss, Beacon arts reporter Nancy Fowler is looking people who can share their Fox stories.

What do you like best about the Fox? What's your favorite show that you saw there? What does the Fox mean to St. Louis? Please respond to the questions below and share what you know.

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First Name *

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Street Address

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Please begin by telling us how you are connected to the Fox Theater. (Check all that apply.)

I love the Fox and attend as many shows as possible.
I am a Fox patron and have season tickets.
I work at the Fox.
I volunteer at the Fox.
I've never been to the Fox, but would like to attend some day.
What's the Fox?

If you work or volunteer at the Fox, tell us what you do there, and how long you've been doing it.

What's your favorite show you've seen at the Fox? Why? When?

What's your best Fox Theater memory or story? Paint a picture for us, describing all the details you can remember.

What, if anything, makes the Fox important to St. Louis?

What, if anything, do you dislike about the Fox?

Is there anything else you'd like to add, or anything you'd like to know about the Fox Theater?
If you know of someone else we should contact about this subject, please give us their name and a way to reach them (email address/telephone number).

If you have one, please share a photo of yourself, or one that helps illustrate this story. A photo of you AT the Fox would be, well, Fabulous! (No larger than 5 MB please.)

Please give us some details about this photo: names, date, location, and the story behind it.

May we publish your insights (and any uploaded files) and attribute them to you? A reporter, editor or producer will contact you to confirm. (Your comments may be edited for length or clarity.) *

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So that we may understand a little more about your perspective, please answer the following questions. All responses are voluntary.

In what year were you born?

How old are you today?

What is your gender?

What do you do for work/what is your occupation? If you are retired, what was your former occupation?

For whom do you work (who is your employer)? If you are a student, what school do you attend?

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Feel free to share this with anyone you know who has insight to share about the arts. Here's a link to make it easy: http://bit.ly/FabulousFox0912

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