44th Street Theatre
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44th Street Theatre
The 44th Street Theatre was a New York City Broadway theatre from 1912 to 1945[1] in the United States of America. It was located on Broadway, at West 44th Street. Architect was William A. Swansea. Built by the Shuberts, and first named Weber and Fields' Music Hall, its name was changed when the comedy duo Weber & Fields split with the Shuberts. The Casino was demolished in 1945.
Notable productions
- 1913: The Girl on the Film
- 1914: The Lilac Domino
- 1915: Katinka
- 1919: Take It From Me
- 1927: The Five O'Clock Girl
- 1927: A Night in Spain
References
- ^ Internet Broadway Database: 44th Street Theatre
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