A Week in New York
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, has paid the penalty of its bad situation by frequent change of ownership and many misfortunes. It was called the Lyceum for a time, under Fechter, and later became Haverly's. Now the playing is by star companies, and varies from something as near " legit- imate " as the " Still Alarm, " to the "tank drama" and extravaganzas. The prices of admission are often lower than is usual on Broadway.
No theatres are to be found between 14th and 23d sts. , but between 23d and 42d they are plentiful.
Pr...octor's Theatre, on 23d st. , just west of Sixth av. , was built some years ago by Salmi Morse for the exhibition of the Passion Play, but this project was never executed. It is advertised as " absolutely fire-proof, " and as having an extra number of exits. Its interior is handsome and comfortable. The plays are given by star companies who portray American comedies of a high class. One peculiarity of this theatre is its half-price admission for children to matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
The site of Mr Edwin Booth's fine old theatre on the S.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, has paid the penalty of its bad situation by frequent change of ownership and many misfortunes. It was called the Lyceum for a time, under Fechter, and later became Haverly's. Now the playing is by star companies, and varies from something as near " legit- imate " as the " Still Alarm, " to the "tank drama" and extravaganzas. The prices of admission are often lower than is usual on Broadway.
No theatres are to be found between 14th and 23d sts. , but between 23d and 42d they are plentiful.
Pr...octor's Theatre, on 23d st. , just west of Sixth av. , was built some years ago by Salmi Morse for the exhibition of the Passion Play, but this project was never executed. It is advertised as " absolutely fire-proof, " and as having an extra number of exits. Its interior is handsome and comfortable. The plays are given by star companies who portray American comedies of a high class. One peculiarity of this theatre is its half-price admission for children to matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
The site of Mr Edwin Booth's fine old theatre on the S.
What to read after A Week in New York?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ernest Ingersole to read onlineMoreLess
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