The Woods Theater was located at the corner of Randolph and Dearborn in Chicago.  It was built by producer Albert Woods.  It opened on March 11,2018.  It operated as a legitimate theater until 1932.

Its style is neo-gothic.   The theater was designed by Marshall and Fox.  The 10 story building included the theater on the ground floor and offices above.  There was a single screen.  Seating capacity was 1300.

It was converted to a movie theater in 1932.  Over the years, the Woods was managed by RKO, Essaness Theater, and Cineplex Odeon.

Beginning in the 1950’s, it featured a large marquee facing Dearborn Street.

Over the years, the quality of the theater declined.  It closed in 1989.  It was demolished in 1990.