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BUILT: 1895

DEMOLISHED: 1935


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Shows at the New York Theatre

DATES PRODUCTION
11/16/1914 - The Traffic (1914)
10/16/1914 - Big Jim Garrity (1914)
1/22/1912 - 2/10/1912 The Pearl Maiden (1912)
10/19/1911 - 1/20/1912 The Enchantress (1911)
10/19/1911 - 1/20/1912 The Enchantress (1911)
3/6/1911 - 3/25/1911 Jumping Jupiter (1911)
11/7/1910 - 11/7/1910 Naughty Marietta (1910)
11/7/1910 - 3/4/1911 Naughty Marietta (1910)
10/4/1910 - 10/15/1910 The Deacon and the Lady (1910)
5/30/1910 - 6/18/1910 The Merry Whirl (1910)
4/25/1910 - The Girl with the Whooping Cough (1910)
4/4/1910 - 4/23/1910 A Skylark (1910)
2/28/1910 - 4/2/1910 Bright Eyes (1910)
1/31/1910 - 2/26/1910 The Young Turk (1910)
10/11/1909 - 10/11/1909 The Man Who Owns Broadway (1909)
10/11/1909 - 1/29/1910 The Man Who Owns Broadway (1909)
9/27/1909 - 10/9/1909 Miss Innocence (1909)
8/31/1909 - The Sins of Society (1909)
8/16/1909 - 8/16/1909 Cohan and Harris Minstrels [1909] (1909)
8/16/1909 - 8/28/1909 Cohan and Harris Minstrels [1909] (1909)
11/30/1908 - 5/1/1909 Miss Innocence (1908)
10/5/1908 - 11/28/1908 The American Idea (1908)
10/5/1908 - 11/28/1908 The American Idea (1908)
9/7/1908 - 9/26/1908 Ziegfeld Follies of 1908 (1908)
9/7/1908 - 9/26/1908 Ziegfeld Follies of 1908 (1908)
8/24/1908 - 9/5/1908 Mary's Lamb (1908)
8/3/1908 - 8/22/1908 Cohan and Harris Minstrels [1908] (1908)
8/3/1908 - 8/22/1908 Cohan and Harris Minstrels [1908] (1908)
5/25/1908 - 7/18/1908 Mary's Lamb (1908)
1/28/1908 - 5/23/1908 The Soul Kiss (1908)
4/1/1907 - 4/15/1907 The Land of Nod and The Song Birds (1907)
3/25/1907 - 3/31/1907 The Squaw Man (1907)
3/11/1907 - The Spoilers (1907)
2/11/1907 - 3/11/1907 George Washington, Jr. (1907)
2/11/1907 - 3/9/1907 George Washington, Jr. (1907)
1/7/1907 - 1/7/1907 The Vanderbilt Cup (1907)
1/7/1907 - 2/9/1907 The Vanderbilt Cup (1907)
12/17/1906 - Lew Dockstader's Minstrels (1906)
12/3/1906 - 12/15/1906 Mamselle Sallie (1906)
11/5/1906 - 11/5/1906 45 Minutes from Broadway (1906)
11/5/1906 - 12/1/1906 45 Minutes from Broadway (1906)
10/22/1906 - 11/3/1906 Eileen Asthore (1906)
10/8/1906 - 10/8/1906 Miss Dolly Dollars (1906)
10/8/1906 - Miss Dolly Dollars (1906)
9/17/1906 - Mrs. Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch (1906)
9/3/1906 - 9/3/1906 The Rogers Brothers in Ireland (1906)
7/30/1906 - 9/1/1906 The Ham Tree (1906)
5/28/1906 - 5/28/1906 His Honor the Mayor (1906)
5/28/1906 - His Honor the Mayor (1906)
5/21/1906 - 5/21/1906 The Gingerbread Man (1906)
5/14/1906 - 5/26/1906 The Gingerbread Man (1905)
4/16/1906 - 4/16/1906 The Rollicking Girl (1906)
4/16/1906 - The Rollicking Girl (1905)
4/2/1906 - 4/2/1906 The Prince of Pilsen (1906)
4/2/1906 - The Prince of Pilsen (1906)
3/12/1906 - 3/31/1906 Humpty Dumpty (1906)
1/29/1906 - 3/10/1906 The Rogers Brothers in Ireland (1905)
12/4/1905 - 1/13/1906 The Mayor of Tokio (1905)
11/13/1905 - 12/9/1905 Little Johnny Jones (1905)
11/13/1905 - 12/2/1905 Little Johnny Jones (1905)
8/28/1905 - 8/28/1905 The Ham Tree (1905)
8/28/1905 - 11/11/1905 The Ham Tree (1905)
5/8/1905 - 8/26/1905 Little Johnny Jones (1905)
5/8/1905 - 8/26/1905 Little Johnny Jones (1905)
4/3/1905 - 4/3/1905 The Prince of Pilsen (1905)
4/3/1905 - 5/6/1905 The Prince of Pilsen (1905)
3/27/1905 - 4/1/1905 Mrs. Black Is Back (1904)
2/20/1905 - The Shepherd King (1905)
2/14/1905 - 2/14/1905 Hamlet (1905)
12/26/1904 - Home Folks (1904)
11/21/1904 - 11/21/1904 Woodland (1904)
11/21/1904 - Woodland (1904)
9/12/1904 - 11/5/1904 The Old Homestead (1904)
7/25/1904 - 7/25/1904 The Maid and the Mummy (1904)
7/25/1904 - 9/3/1904 The Maid and the Mummy (1904)
5/23/1904 - 5/23/1904 The Southerners (1904)
5/23/1904 - 6/25/1904 The Southerners (1904)
5/2/1904 - 5/21/1904 The Wizard of Oz (1904)
2/22/1904 - 2/22/1904 The Tenderfoot (1904)
2/22/1904 - 4/30/1904 The Tenderfoot (1904)
1/5/1904 - 2/20/1904 Terence (1904)
12/14/1903 - Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall (1903)
9/21/1903 - Ben Hur (1903)
2/18/1903 - 2/18/1903 In Dahomey (1903)
2/18/1903 - 4/4/1903 In Dahomey (1903)
12/16/1902 - 12/16/1902 When Johnny Comes Marching Home (1902)
12/16/1902 - 2/14/1903 When Johnny Comes Marching Home (1902)
11/24/1902 - 12/13/1902 Sally in Our Alley (1902)
11/17/1902 - Everyman (1902)
9/6/1902 - 10/4/1902 King Highball (1902)
6/5/1902 - 6/5/1902 The Chaperons (1902)
6/5/1902 - The Chaperons (1902)
2/5/1902 - 6/4/1902 The Hall of Fame (1902)
1/30/1902 - 1/30/1902 Hall of Fame (1902)
10/14/1901 - 1/25/1902 Florodora (1900)
10/14/1901 - 1/25/1902 Florodora (1900)
9/9/1901 - 10/12/1901 The King's Carnival (1901)
5/13/1901 - 5/13/1901 The King's Carnival (1901)
5/13/1901 - 6/6/1901 The King's Carnival (1901)
12/24/1900 - 12/24/1900 The Giddy Throng (1900)
12/24/1900 - 5/11/1901 The Giddy Throng (1900)
10/31/1900 - 10/31/1900 Nell-Go-In (1900)
10/31/1900 - 11/17/1900 Nell-Go-In (1900)
9/27/1900 - 10/20/1900 A Million Dollars (1900)
4/9/1900 - Quo Vadis (1900)
1/23/1900 - 1/23/1900 Broadway to Tokio (1900)
1/23/1900 - 4/7/1900 Broadway to Tokio (1900)
11/6/1899 - In Gay Paree (1899)
4/24/1899 - 11/4/1899 The Man in the Moon (1899)
4/13/1868 - 6/16/1868 Paris and Helen (1868)
2/18/1867 - 3/2/1867 Kenilworth (1867)
1/29/1867 - 2/9/1867 A Bird of Paradise (1867)
12/13/1866 - 1/28/1867 Cendrillon (1866)
10/17/1866 - 10/18/1866 A Night in Rome (1866)
10/3/1866 - 10/16/1866 The Doctor of Alcantara (1866)
- The Mayor of Tokio (1905)

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New York Theatre Frequently Asked Questions

What show is currently in New York Theatre?
New York Theatre's current show is The Traffic which began performances on 11/16/1914.

What when was New York Theatre built?
New York Theatre was built in 1895.

What were the longest running shows at New York Theatre?
The Wizard of Oz which ran from 3/21/1904 to 11/25/1905, Florodora which ran from 11/10/1900 to 1/25/1902, The Man in the Moon which ran from 4/24/1899 to 11/4/1899, The Rogers Brothers in Ireland which ran from 9/4/1905 to 3/10/1906 and


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