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Broadway

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Broadway famous thoroughfare in New York City. It extends from Bowling Green near the foot of Manhattan island N to 262d St. in the Bronx. Throughout its length Broadway is chiefly a commercial street. In lower Manhattan it runs through the financial center of the country; N of Union Square (14th St.) it passes a merchandising section; further N around Herald Square there are large department stores; finally around Times Square (42d St.), which has undergone significant redevelopment, it enters the theater district, or the "Great White Way," the most storied portion of Broadway. Poin... Read more
Broadway Theatre
Broadway Theatre, New York. 1. At 326 Broadway. Modelled on the Haymarket Theatre in London, and resplendent...When the old Park Theatre was destroyed by fire in 1848 the Broadway took its place as a home for visiting stars. Edwin Forrest was... Read more
Off-Broadway
Off-Broadway, term used collectively of theatres and plays outside the orbit of the New York mainstream theatre located on or near Broadway . Off-Broadway arose in the 1950s because of the high cost of Broadway productions... Read more

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