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Dozens of people attended a Stand-Up Soiree Thursday night, to benefit the Illinois Holocaust Museum.
They tried their luck at the luxury silent auction and raffle.
Prizes included a Chicago Cubs skybox, Blackhawks seats on the glass and airline tickets.
The event also featured stand-up from comedian Gary Gulman.
He said he was honored to help bring awareness about the important work the museum is doing.
