Theatre District NYC
- Vicinity: Btw 8th Ave, W 54th St, 6th Ave and 42nd St
| Name of Notable | Genus | AsNotedIn | Address | Proximity | |
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| Palais Royal, Connie's Inn and Cotton Club site |
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200 | W 48th St | 7th Ave |
| Lewisohn Building |
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119 | W 40th St | 6th Ave |
| Lamb's Club New York City |
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128 | W 44th St | Btw 7th Ave and 6th Ave |
| Knickerbocker Hotel |
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142 | W 42nd St | |
| AKA Times Square |
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123 | W 44th St | Btw 7th Ave and 6th Ave |
| Candler Building NYC |
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220 | W 42nd St and 221 W 41st St | Times Square |
| Town Hall |
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113 - 123 | W 43rd St | |
| New Amsterdam Theater |
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214 | W 42nd St | |
| Times Square Hotel |
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255 | W 43rd St | |
| Ed Sullivan Theater |
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1697 - 1699 | Broadway | |
| Church of St Mary the Virgin Complex |
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145 | W 46th St | |
| Times Square Theater, NYC |
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217 | W 42nd St | 7the Ave |
| Father Francis D Duffy Statue and Duffy Square |
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Broadway | Triangle bounded by Broadway, 7th Ave, W 47th St and W 46th St | |
| Times Square-42nd Street Subway Station |
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7th Ave | W 42nd St and Broadway | |
| Samuel J Friedman Theatre |
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261 - 265 | W 47th St | |
| Central IND Substation |
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136 | W 53rd St | |
| St Luke's Evangelical Lutheran Church |
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208 | W 46th St | |
| Times Square |
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7th Ave | W 43rd St and Broadway | |
| Neil Simon Theatre |
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250 | W 52nd St | 8th Ave |
| August Wilson Theatre |
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245 | W 52nd St | 8th Ave |
| Sam Salvin's Plantation Club site |
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Broadway | W 50th St | |
| Palace Theatre |
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1564 | Broadway (7th Ave) | W 47th St |
| Brill Building, NYC |
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1619 | Broadway | W 49th St |
| Longacre Theatre, NYC |
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220 | W 48th St | W of Broadway |
| Lyceum Theatre (Broadway), NYC |
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149 | W 45th St | E of 7th Ave |
| Bernard B Jacobs Theatre, NYC |
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242 | W 45th St (George Abbott Way) | 8th Ave |
| John Golden Theatre, NYC |
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252 | W 45th St (George Abbott Way) | 8th Ave |
| Majestic Theatre (Broadway), NYC |
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245 | W 44th St | 8th Ave |
| Music Box Theatre, NYC |
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239 | W 45th St | Btw 7th Ave and 8th Ave |
| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
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| Y/M/D | Person | Association | Description | Composition | Food | Event |
| 1946/12/20 | James Stewart | Actor | "It's a Wonderful Life" has a preview showing for to benefit the Boys Club of New York at New York City's Brandt's Globe Theater. | It's a Wonderful Life | ||
| 1946/12/20 | Frank Capra | Director | "It's a Wonderful Life" has a preview showing for to benefit the Boys Club of New York at New York City's Brandt's Globe Theater. | It's a Wonderful Life | ||
| 1948/10/04 | Tallulah Bankhead | Actress | Tallulah Bankhead plays the role of Amanda Prynne in a revival of Noel Coward's Private Lives, taking it on tour and then to the Plymouth Theatre (a Broadway theater at 236 W 45th St, New York City) from 4 October 1948 to 7 May 1949. | Private Lives | ||
| 1978/00/00 | Japanese distiller, Suntory, premiers Midori at Studio 54 (254 West 54th St, NYC) during a cast and crew party for the movie, Saturday Night Fever. | Saturday Night Fever | Midori | |||
| 1980/10/17 | Bruce Springsteen | Performer | Recorded at The Power Station, 441 W 53rd St in Manhattan, New York City, March 1979 to August 1980, "The River" is released. | The River (Bruce Springsteen album) |
| Particulars for Theatre District NYC: | |
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| Locale Type | Neighborhood |
| Work | Type | AsNotedIn | Creator | Note |
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| Diamonds Are Forever (book) | Novel |
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Ian Fleming | James Bond and Felix Leiter lunch at Sardi's at 234 W 44th St, New York, NY. |
| On Broadway | Song | The Drifters | They say the neon lights are bright On Broadway, They say there's always magic in the air | |
| The Killing of Georgia (Parts 1 and 2) | Song | Rod Stewart | George attended the opening night, Of another Broadway hype, But split before the final curtain fell | |
| The Song and the Sergeant (short story) | Short Story | William Sydney Porter | She hurled back at the attacking four their denunciations in tones sweet, but of too great carrying power for a Broadway restaurant. |
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