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New Amsterdam Theatre ~ Shows ~
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Below is a list of all of the shows performed and the date they opened. Click on
the underlined titles for pictures of items in our collection related to these shows.
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In addition, for more information about the plays, we have added links to
New York Times reviews from some of the early plays as well.
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A Midsummer
Night's Dream
The Free Lance |
11/2/1903 11/16/1903 12/2/1903 3/1/1904 3/28/1904 5/16/1904 9/5/1904 10/10/1904 11/14/1904 3/6/1905 3/20/1905 4/10/1905 4/17/1905 5/8/1905 9/4/1905 10/16/1905 11/2/1905 12/11/1905 1/1/1906 3/19/1906 4/16/1906 9/3/1906 10/1/1906 10/30/1906 12/10/1906 12/31/1906 2/25/1907 3/18/1907 3/25/1907 4/29/1907 8/26/1907 10/21/1907 10/20/1908 1/25/1909 3/8/1909 4/12/1909 9/1/1909 11/1/1909 1/2/1910 1/10/1910 6/13/1910 8/30/1910 3/13/1911 12/23/1911 1/29/1912 2/26/1912 3/25/1912 5/6/1912 9/16/1912 12/30/1912 1/20/1913 2/3/1913 5/19/1913 6/16/1913 9/8/1913 11/10/1913 3/18/1914 4/13/1914 6/1/1914 9/14/1914 11/2/1914 11/23/1914 |
Watch Your Step Ziegfeld Follies of 1915 Moloch Around the Map Margaret Schiller King Henry VIII The Merchant of Venice The Merry Wives of Windsor Ziegfeld Follies of 1916 Miss Springtime Colonel Newcome When Johnny Comes Marching Home Ziegfeld Follies of 1917 The Riviera Girl The Cohan Revue of 1918 The Rainbow Girl Ziegfeld Follies of 1918 The Girl Behind the Gun The Velvet Lady Ziegfeld Follies of 1919 Monsieur Beaucaire Ed Wynn's Carnival Ziegfeld Follies of 1920 Hitchy-Koo [1920] Sally Ziegfeld Follies of 1922 Ziegfeld Follies of 1923- Summer Sally Ziegfeld Follies of 1923 Plain Jane Ziegfeld Follies of 1924
Ziegfeld Follies of 1925-Summer
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12/8/1914 6/21/1915 9/20/1915 11/1/1915 1/31/1916 3/14/1916 5/8/1916 5/25/1916 6/12/1916 9/25/1916 4/10/1917 5/7/1917 6/12/1917 9/24/1917 12/31/1917
4/1/1918
5/18/1997 |
*****According to the July 3rd, 1937 edition of the New York Times, the New Amsterdam began that night as a "second-run"
movie house with the first movie being the Warners film version of A Midsummer Night's Dream.
In the late 1990's the theatre was restored to it's former glory by the Disney Corporation.
It is once again the most beautiful theatre on Broadway.