Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre

• Dockstader's Minstrels (Original Broadway Production, 1904)
  January 4, 1904 - no date entered yet
• The Office Boy (Original Broadway Production, 1903)
  November 2, 1903 - January 2, 1904
• The Fisher Maiden (Original Broadway Production, 1903)
  October 5, 1903 - no date entered yet
• The Jersey Lily (Original Broadway Production, 1903)
  September 14, 1903 - no date entered yet
• Dolly Varden (Broadway Return Engagement, 1902)
  September 22, 1902 - no date entered yet
• The Bells of Corneville (Broadway Revival, 1902)
  April 21, 1902 - April 26, 1902
• Sweet Marie (Original Broadway Production, 1901)
  October 10, 1901 - no date entered yet
• The Night of the Fourth (Original Broadway Production, 1901)
  January 21, 1901 - no date entered yet
• Miss Prinnt (Original Broadway Production, 1900)
  December 25, 1900 - no date entered yet
• Star and Garter (Original Broadway Production, 1900)
  November 26, 1900 - no date entered yet
• The Rogers Brothers in Central Park (Original Broadway Production, 1900)
  September 17, 1900 - no date entered yet
• Mam'selle 'Awkins (Original Broadway Production, 1900)
  February 26, 1900 - no date entered yet
• Chris and the Wonderful Lamp (Original Broadway Production, 1900)
  January 1, 1900 - no date entered yet
• Rogers Brothers in Wall Street (Original Broadway Production, 1899)
  September 18, 1899 - December 30, 1899

Built: 1899
Venue Status: Status unknown
Seating Capacity: 1200

Location Info

201 W. 42nd St.
New York, NY Find on Google

• Rialto Theatre (1916)
• Hammerstein's Victoria Theatre (1899)
• Victoria Theatre (1899 (alternate))

Named the Victoria because owner Oscar Hammerstein was victorious over his creditors. A roof garden, Paradise Roof Garden, adjoined the next door Republic Theatre.

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Was a top vaudeville house.

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The property was condemned in 1915. It was then turned into a movie theatre in 1916, the first in Times Square.