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West End Theatre, ca. 1915. Designed by the firm of Neville & Bragge in a Spanish Baroque style, the West End Theatre opened in 1902. The following year it was sold to a duo of comedians and theatre producers named Webber and Fields. Between 1975 and 2016 the building was occupied by the La Gree Baptist Church. After being sold in 2016, plan have been announced to convert the building into a mixed use, residential and commercial building.
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362 W 125th Street
Theatre, West End. Weber & Fields Sole Owners. A horse-drawn delivery carriage advertising the West End Theatre parked in front of the theater. Two billboard posters advertise the West End Theatre's production of "Mary of Magdala" by Paul Heys and staring Mrs. Fiske.
West End Theatre
Theatre, West End. Weber & Fields Sole Owners. A horse-drawn delivery carriage advertising the West End Theatre parked in front of the theater. Two billboard posters advertise the West End Theatre's production of "Mary of Magdala" by Paul Heys and staring Mrs. Fiske.
West End Theatre
West 125th Street. West End Theatre.
Loew's West End Theatre
Western Union office sign at W. 125th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue, New York City, April 28, 1916. Photographed for Lawrence L. Strauss. Loew's West End movie theater also visible.
Loew's West End Theatre
Loew's West End Theatre, 372 W. 125th Street, New York City, undated (ca. May 1917).
West End Theatre
Manhattan: 125th Street (West) - St. Nicholas Avenue The West End Theatre, built in 1902 by Weber and Fields, 362-370 West 125th Street, south side, between St. Nicholas and Morningside venues. July 27, 1929. P. L. Sperr. VA.A.,a1 Neg ~e i
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