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On December 30, 1903, the newly opened Iroquois Theatre in Chicago was standing-room-only for a matinee performance of the musical "Mr. Blue Beard." The audience of nearly 2,000 was mostly women and children, enjoying a holiday treat. The theater had been advertised as "absolutely fireproof." It was a lie. During the second act, a spark from a stage light ignited a muslin curtain. The fire spread with terrifying speed. The theater's supposed safety features all failed catastrophically. The asbestos safety curtain got stuck and failed to lower. The stage vents, meant to draw the fire up and away from the audience, were nailed shut. A massive fireball erupted from the stage and swept over the crowd. Panic ensued. People rushed for the 27 exits, but many were hidden behind curtains, unmarked, or locked with iron gates to prevent people without tickets from sneaking in. The stairways became a scene of horror, with hundreds of people crushed to death in the stampede. In less than 20 minutes, over 600 people were dead. The Iroquois Theatre fire was a preventable tragedy of staggering proportions that shocked the nation and led to major reforms in fire safety and building codes across America.

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