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| Posted by: ryhog 12:47 pm EDT 08/29/21 | |
| In reply to: re: What were the 7 theaters George m Cohen owned - kafritz 12:31 pm EDT 08/29/21 | |
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| That all makes sense now. I assume the auditorium was where Mme Tussaud is. @sirpup the confusion about east vs west was the mention of the "hand" in your earlier post, which is indeed west of everything else. |
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| re: What were the 7 theaters George m Cohen owned | |
| Posted by: downtownlw 02:37 pm EDT 08/29/21 | |
| In reply to: re: What were the 7 theaters George m Cohen owned - ryhog 12:47 pm EDT 08/29/21 | |
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| According to Musicals 101. George M. Cohan 1482 Broadway Built: 1911 Demolished: 1938 Seats: 1,086 Architect: George Keister Owners/Managers: George M. Cohan and Sam Harris (1911-1915), Joe Leblang (1915-1932) History: The lobby artwork was a tribute to the vaudeville career of Cohan and his family. Purchased by discount ticket agent Joe Leblang in 1915, it served as a fulltime movie house from 1932 until its demolition six years later. Noteworthy Musicals: The Perfect Fool (1921) |
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| re: What were the 7 theaters George m Cohen owned | |
| Posted by: downtownlw 02:57 pm EDT 08/29/21 | |
| In reply to: re: What were the 7 theaters George m Cohen owned - downtownlw 02:37 pm EDT 08/29/21 | |
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| There is a comprehensive list of Broadway theatres past and present on musicals 101 | |
| Link | https://www.musicals101.com/bwayhouses.htm |
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