Palace Theatre, Times Square


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Category: Times Square

Keywords: Theaters New York at Night Manhattan Urban

Description: This wide-angle view of Seventh Avenue in Times Square encompasses the Palace Theatre as well as billboards for a number of popular musicals. Pictured are billboards for recent theatrical productions of West Side Story, South Pacific, Hair, and The Phantom of the Opera; as with all things in New York, this is a view of Times Square that has already vanished and will never be seen again.

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24x24 Art Print - $99.99
24x24 Chromira Print, Glossy - $89.99
24x24 Hahnemuhle Rag Art Print - $139.99
20x20 Art Print - $79.99
20x20 Chromira Print, Glossy - $69.99
20x20 Hahnemuhle Rag Art Print - $107.99
20x20 Photographic Print - $44.99
                 
 
-Art Prints are printed on fine art matte finish papers using professional grade inkjet printers.
-Hahnemuhle Rag Art Prints are exhibition quality archival prints produced with Hahnemuhle's 100% cotton fiber papers; these prints have a smooth matte finish and a delicate texture.
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-Photographic Prints are conventional chromogenic (C) prints made with Kodak papers; they have a semi-gloss finish.
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The Palace Theatre was designed by the architects Kirchoff and Rose, and it opened its doors in 1913. At one time, "playing the palace" meant that a performer had reached the Big Time, but today the Palace serves as a venue, primarily, for musical theater, including recent plays such as "Beauty and the Beast." According to legend, the Palace is haunted by the ghost of an acrobat who died while he was performing there, one Louis Borsalino; supposedly he can still be seen doing his act from the rafters when the theatre is empty and the seats are cold.

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