Daly's Theatre, 1221 Broadway, New York City, 1899.

Daly's Theatre, 1221 Broadway, New York City, June 11, 1899.

Daly's Theatre, 1221 Broadway, draped in mourning black with the flag at half-staff, New York City, 1899.

Manhattan: Broadway - 30th Street Daly's Theatre, 1215-1225 Broadway, adjoining the S.W. corner of 30th Street. This was one of the famous theatres, during the great days of the stage in New York; it will give way to an eight-story building in the early 1920's. About 1900. International News.

Theatre, Weber's Joe, B'way & 29th Street. The interior of the box office of Weber & Field's. An unidentified gentleman is answering the inquiry of a customer purchasing tickets to an unidentified production.

Plays, "Hoity Toity". Bessie Clayton as a dancer from Weber & Fields' burlesque "Hoity Toity" presented at the Weber & Fields' Music Hall in 1902.

Plays, "Hoity Toity". Bessie Clayton as a dancer from Weber & Fields' burlesque "Hoity Toity" presented at the Weber & Fields' Music Hall in 1902.

View looking down Broadway from 30th Street, New York City, August 24, 1902. Daly's Theatre and the Flatiron Building (Fuller Building) visible.

Theatre, Weber's Joe, B'way & 29th Street. Weber and Field's Theatre, located at Broadway and 29th Street, New York City. Sign in front of the theater reads "Closed / for the / Season / Will Re-Open / Early in S\[ept]".

Theatrical, Stage Hands, for Various Plays at Various Theatres.

Theatrical, Stage Hands, for Various Plays at Various Theatres. Staged photograph of the stage hands of Weber & Field's Theatre demonstrating fire combating techniques. They are using the various fire-fighting apparatus available such as compresed extinguishers, fire hoses, fire buckets, etc.

Theatrical, Stage Hands, for Various Plays at Various Theatres. Staged photograph of the stage hands of Weber & Field's Theatre demonstrating fire combating techniques. They are using the various fire-fighting apparatus available such as compresed extinguishers, fire hoses, fire buckets, etc.

Theatre, Weber's Joe, B'way & 29th Street. \[Bert Levey and Gus Lane]

Theatre, Weber's Joe, B'way & 29th Street.heatre, Weber's Joe, B'way & 29th Street. \[Bert Levey and Joseph Weber.] Bert Levey (at left) and Joe Weber (at right) discuss sketches of costume designs for an unidentified production, in the offices oif Weber & Field's Theatre, located at Broadway and 29th Street, New York City.

Theatre, Weber's Joe, B'way & 29th Street. heatre, Weber's Joe, B'way & 29th Street. \[Bert Levey and Joe Weber] Bert Levey (at left) and Joe Weber (at right) discuss sketches of costume designs for an unidentified production, in the offices oif Weber & Field's Theatre, located at Broadway and 29th Street, New York City.

Theatre, Weber's Joe, B'way & 29th Street. A congratulatory wreath of roses bearing the photographic portrait of Harry Morris, picuted on the stage of Weber & Field's Theatre.

Plays, "Higgledy-Piggledy". Display of flowers with a photographic portrait of Harry Morris prominently featured presented on opening night of the Weber and Ziegfeld burlesque "Higgledy-Piggledy" presented at the Weber Music Hall in 1904.

Manhattan: Broadway - 30th Street (West) Broadway, west side, south from West 30th Street, show prominently Daly's Theatre. This was opened as Banvard's Museum in 1867, and during the succeeding twelve years, it was known as Wood's Museum and Metropolitan Theatre, Wood's Museum and Menagerie, and the Broadway Theatre. In it's early days it was both a museum and a playhouse, and in the early 70's it was the home of burlesque. Augustin Daly took possesion, remodelled it, and gave it its present name in 1879. It was again remodelled in 1891. The wing to 29th Street was added in 1892. Demolished in 1920, it was replaced with an 8 story office building. About 1905 H. N. Tiemann, photo Gift of Urbrock Collection

Daly's Theatre, Broadway and 31st Street, New York City, 1911.

Plays, "Hokey Pokey". A scene from Weber & Fields' Jubilee Company's burlesque "Hokey Pokey" presented at the Broadway Theatre at 41st Street, in 1911.

43 W. 29th Street, New York City, undated (ca. November 1916).

Daly's Theatre, New York City. Primary subject: Marquee on Dalys Theatre Reads Viola Allen in the Toast of the Town