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MAY 26, 2005
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Juke
Joint in the Sky
By
DAVID W. DUNLAP
Sophisticated
and sassy, the Chrysler Building is a jazz age beauty that
shimmers perfectly among the skyline's gray
suits.
 Dancing
to New Rules, a Rhapsody in
Chrome
By
MICHAEL J. LEWIS
The Chrysler
Building was a product of a society that was blissfully
throwing off rules and discovering itself.
 A
Lunch Club for the Higher-Ups
By
CHARLES McGRATH
The Cloud
Club, which occupied the 66th, 67th and 68th floors of the
Chrysler Building, was a dining destination for the city's
biggest tycoons.
 On
Top of the World, Drafting, Dreaming and
Drilling
By
WILLIAM L. HAMILTON
Inside the
chrome nickel spire of the Chrysler Building is a small city
of tenants, like the people of Oz.
• Video:
The Dentist in the Spire
 How
It Sparkled in the Skyline
By
ELAINE LOUIE
For some
artists and critics, the Chrysler Building is more than a
symbol in the skyline -- it's a personal landmark.
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Audio
Slide Show
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In
the Background, but No Bit Player
When
New Yorkers Started Looking Up
The
Chrysler After-Party
Leaping
the Chrysler in a Single Bound
For
Chrysler, a Tribute to His Own Rise
For
the Architect, a Height Never Again to Be
Scaled
Before
the Crash: Bringing in the Blue Chips
Residential
Sales
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