Serving the Loop and Near North neighborhoods of downtown Chicago
Dick’s Last Resort hosts its first Elvis contest at Marina City

January 6, 2009 – If Elvis Presley was still alive, he’d be 73 years old on Thursday. Dick’s Last Resort is celebrating with an Elvis impersonation contest.

Elvis Presley The Marina City restaurant/bar is giving $500 to the best Elvis impersonator. It’s an annual event for Dick’s, but its first since moving to Marina City last October.

(Left) Presley, post-Army years, pre-jelly-donut years

A company spokesperson says a band will start playing at 8 p.m. and the contest will begin at 9 p.m. According to the company’s web site, “we’ll be raffling off cool Elvis memorabilia junk!”

One paroled, one convicted: The disparate paths of two 2023 River North garage robbers
One paroled, one convicted: The disparate paths of two 2023 River North garage robbers
Rental Bidding Wars: North Side seekers pay thousands over asking
Rental Bidding Wars: North Side seekers pay thousands over asking
Federal judge weighs dismissal of Beat Kitchen suit over ‘rigged’ Riverwalk bidding
Federal judge weighs dismissal of Beat Kitchen suit over ‘rigged’ Riverwalk bidding
Theater of the Mind: 15,000-square-foot sensory playground inhabits Reid Murdoch Building
Theater of the Mind: 15,000-square-foot sensory playground inhabits Reid Murdoch Building
The Assessor’s War: Kaegi vs. The Machine
The Assessor’s War: Kaegi vs. The Machine
City council resolution moves ‘Route 66’ starting point to Navy Pier
City council resolution moves ‘Route 66’ starting point to Navy Pier
Pews to penthouses: Church conversion anchors the rise of ‘Gold Coast West’
Pews to penthouses: Church conversion anchors the rise of ‘Gold Coast West’
From mansions to mail boat jumps, Lake Geneva still delivers
From mansions to mail boat jumps, Lake Geneva still delivers
Domestic violence protection is focus of new apartment lease
Domestic violence protection is focus of new apartment lease
Fed lowers rates but home buyers face tough times ahead
Fed lowers rates but home buyers face tough times ahead
ChicagoFilming.com