Who owns broadway

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Expand the sub menu What to Hear. Expand the sub menu Digital. Expand the sub menu Theater. During the teens and twenties, the Shubert brothers built many of Broadway's most important theatres-including the Winter Garden, the Sam S. Shubert and the Imperial. By the mid-twenties, the Shuberts owned, operated, managed or booked over 1, houses across the United States. Along with the rest of the nation, Shubert was impacted by the Great Depression.

With some difficulty, Lee and J. And on June 19, , Cats , with performance number 6,, became the longest-running musical in Broadway history. Harry Hathaway a young sport. Stanley Forde. Anthony Bridwell a multi-millionaire. Edythe Gilbert. Harry Glover. Frances Gordon.

Edith Wilson Tom's sweetheart. John Gordon. Mary Gordon. Ralph Harlow. Murry Harris. Maudie Heath. Raymond Hitchcock. Sydey Lyons a Broadway star. William Hobbis. Mollie Hoffman. William Hovey. Catherine Howland. Rokey Johnson. Curt Karpe. Captain at Martin's. Armand King. Mabel Leichman. Paula Leslie. Rose Leslie. Lora Lieb. Caroline Curtis a villainess. We've listed the major off-Broadway theatres below. If a theatre has 99 seats or less, it is classed as an off-off-Broadway theatre.

Skip to main content. Here are some simplified guidelines on each classification: What is a Broadway theatre?