In a scene set on Fourth Street in Cincinnati, Danny Glover walks by the John Shillito & Co. department store. Founded in 1832, "Shillito's" (pronounced "SHIL-ih-toes"), as it was known by local residents, was the most famous department store in downtown Cincinnati for 150 years. (It was the Cincinnati equivalent of Marshall Field's in Chicago or Nordstrom in Seattle.) In 1982, the store became "Shillito-Rike's," and in 1986, it was re-named "Lazarus," after its owner, the F.H. Lazarus Co. In 2005, Lazarus was bought out by Macy's. The 1878 Shillito's department store building still stands at Seventh and Race Streets in Cincinnati, but has been converted into condos.

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