| New York, NY: Miner's 8th Avenue Theatre |
Country: United States of America State: New York City: New York Borough: Manhattan Location: 312 Eighth Avenue (between 26th and 27th Streets) [First theatre on the site built 1881 for the impresario, Henry C. Miner (1842-1900). Used for vaudeville and burlesque performances. 1902 destroyed by fire. Subsequently rebuilt.] Opened 1903. Ca. 1925 renamed "Chelsea Theatre". Used as a cinema. Closed and demolished (in the 1950s?). Links: IDBD, CinemaTreasures, Wikidata |
Front Text: inscription: "Miner's 8th Ave. Theatre"Reverse Text: "Miner's Theatre, New York City, 1903" Publisher: Museum of the City of New York; "On Stage"; Pomegranate, Rohnert Park CA Type: card from a postcard book Size: Modern Not sent. |
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