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Palace Theatre (New York City)The Palace Theatre is a Broadway theatre located at 1. Broadway (at West 4. Street) in midtown. Manhattan, New York City. From 1. 91. 3 through about 1. Palace attained legendary status among vaudeville performers as the flagship of the Keith–Albee organization, and the most desired booking in the country.

Albee in turn demanded that Beck turn over three- quarters ownership to use acts from the Keith circuit. Beck took the deal, and was in charge of the booking.

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When the theatre finally opened on March 2. Ed Wynn, it was not an instant success and lost money for months. Soon the Palace became the premiere venue of the Keith–Albee circuit. The theater owner Albee sometimes traded on the performers' desire for this goal by forcing acts to take a pay cut for the privilege. Performer Jack Haley wrote: Only a vaudevillian who has trod its stage can really tell you about it.. The walk through the iron gate on 4.

Street through the courtyard to the stage door, was the cum laude walk to a show business diploma. A feeling of ecstasy came with the knowledge that this was the Palace, the epitome of the more than 1. America, and the realization that you have been selected to play it. Of all the thousands upon thousands of vaudeville performers in the business, you are there. This was a dream fulfilled; this was the pinnacle of Variety success.

Through the years of vaudeville's heyday, these headliners included: Ed Wynn (1. Ethel Barrymore (1. With the Great Depression came a rise in the popularity of film and radio, and vaudeville began its decline. The transformation of all of Keith–Albee–Orpheum's vaudeville houses into movie houses through a merger with RCA and the Film Booking Office at the hands of Joseph P. Kennedy in 1. 92. Palace stage. In 1. Palace shows increased to three.

By 1. 93. 2, the Palace moved to four shows a day and lowered its admission price. In November of that year, it was rebranded the . Appearing on the closing bill when the venue ended its stage policy were Nick Lucas and Hal Le Roy. Finally in 1. 95. Palace, succumbed to the popularity of television and ceased stage presentations, with its films beginning with James Cagney's Man of a Thousand Faces. Beginning in 1. 94. Sol Schwartz, the refurbished RKO Palace tried to single- handedly revive vaudeville, with a slate of eight acts before a feature film.

It attracted acts like Frank Sinatra, Jerry Lewis, Danny Kaye, Lauritz Melchior, Betty Hutton, and Harry Belafonte. Judy Garland staged a record- breaking 1. October 1. 95. 1. But while the shows were successful, they did not lead to a revival of the format. Premieres. Today the theater fa. Only the marquee is visible. The interior was renovated in early 2. Divx Movies Dvd Welcome To NY (2015).

Holler If Ya Hear Me. The theatre would be raised 2. The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission approved the plan on November 2. Another notable tenant was Aida, which ran for over four years, from 2. Tony Awards. The theatre also housed Legally Blonde: The Musical, a stage adaptation of the 2. October 1. 9, 2. 00.

A revival of West Side Story opened on March 1. January 2, 2. 01.

More recently, the theatre was home to the musical Priscilla, Queen of the Desert (2. Broadway revival of Annie, which played November 8, 2. January 5, 2. 01. According to various versions of the story Borsalino .

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