Vanderbilt Theatre

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Vanderbilt Theatre was a Broadway playhouse in New York City that hosted numerous notable productions during the early to mid-20th century.

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Vanderbilt Theatre canonical 1

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instanceOf Broadway theatre
former theatre
alsoKnownAs Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt Theatre
surface form: Vanderbilt Theater
architect Charles A. Rich
borough Manhattan
country United States of America
demolished 1954
demolitionReason real estate redevelopment
designedFor legitimate theatre
eraOfProminence early 20th century
mid-20th century
hosted Broadway productions
hostedNotableProduction various notable Broadway plays in the 1920s
various notable Broadway plays in the 1930s
various notable Broadway plays in the 1940s
laterUse radio studio
television studio
locatedOn West 48th Street
location Manhattan
New York City
namedAfter Cornelius Vanderbilt family
neighborhood Theatre District
opened 1918
originalOwner Liebler & Co.
partOf Broadway Theatre District
surface form: Broadway theatre district
seatingCapacity approximately 780
streetAddress West 48th Street, Manhattan, New York City

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Vanderbilt Theatre alsoKnownAs Vanderbilt Theatre
this entity surface form: Vanderbilt Theater