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| + | Built 1900 as Theatre Republic by Albert E. Westover for Oscar Hammerstein. 1902 major interior rebuilding by Bigelow, Wallis & Cotten for David Belasco. Re-opened 29 Sep 1902 as Belasco Theatre. 1910 renamed Republic. Since 1930 operated as a burlesque theatre by Minsky. 1942 converted into a cinema and renamed Victory. In the 1990s reconverted into a theatre proper to the original 1902 plans, as part of the Times Square Redevelopment Project. Re-opened 1995 as New Victory Theatre. (English) | ||
| Property / Note: Built 1900 as Theatre Republic by Albert E. Westover for Oscar Hammerstein. 1902 major interior rebuilding by Bigelow, Wallis & Cotten for David Belasco. Re-opened 29 Sep 1902 as Belasco Theatre. 1910 renamed Republic. Since 1930 operated as a burlesque theatre by Minsky. 1942 converted into a cinema and renamed Victory. In the 1990s reconverted into a theatre proper to the original 1902 plans, as part of the Times Square Redevelopment Project. Re-opened 1995 as New Victory Theatre. (English) / rank | |||
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| Property / Note: Built 1900 as Theatre Republic by Albert E. Westover for Oscar Hammerstein. 1902 major interior rebuilding by Bigelow, Wallis & Cotten for David Belasco. Re-opened 29 Sep 1902 as Belasco Theatre. 1910 renamed Republic. Since 1930 operated as a burlesque theatre by Minsky. 1942 converted into a cinema and renamed Victory. In the 1990s reconverted into a theatre proper to the original 1902 plans, as part of the Times Square Redevelopment Project. Re-opened 1995 as New Victory Theatre. (English) / qualifier | |||
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Latest revision as of 13:04, 11 September 2025
Theatre building in New York, USA
- New Victory Theatre
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | New Victory Theatre [New York City] | Theatre building in New York, USA |
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40°45'23.508"N, 73°59'14.820"W
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Built 1900 as Theatre Republic by Albert E. Westover for Oscar Hammerstein. 1902 major interior rebuilding by Bigelow, Wallis & Cotten for David Belasco. Re-opened 29 Sep 1902 as Belasco Theatre. 1910 renamed Republic. Since 1930 operated as a burlesque theatre by Minsky. 1942 converted into a cinema and renamed Victory. In the 1990s reconverted into a theatre proper to the original 1902 plans, as part of the Times Square Redevelopment Project. Re-opened 1995 as New Victory Theatre. (English)
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27 September 1900Gregorian
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500
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209 W. 42nd Street, New York, NY 10036
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