To help you out, at the bottom of this article, we give you the answers to Part One, and remind you that none of the theaters are used twice!
Broadway Games:
What's in a Name? Part 2
Can you name...:
... 2 theaters named for New York history?
... 2 theaters named for previously demolished theaters?
... 1 theater named for an older theater incorporated into this new one?
... 2 theaters named for theater impresarios?
... 1 theater named for the hotel that surrounds it?
... 2 theaters named for leaders in the Shubert Organization?
... 1 theater named for a brother who died before his other brothers finished building it?
... 1 theater built specifically to house Irving Berlin musical revues?
... 1 theater named for the British-American producer who was the first to rent this space?
... 1 theater named for a disco, itself named for a television broadcasting space?
... 1 theater named for the builders of the skyscraper it is a part of?
... 1 theater named for a producer (in fact, it's the second theater named for him!)?
... 1 theater named for an acting school?
... 1 theater named for its corporate sponsor?
... 1 theater named for a Broadway publicist?
... 1 theater named for a London theatre?
Answers to Broadway Games:
What's in a Name? Part 1
What's in a Name? Part 1
Can you name...
... 5 theaters named for actors? (not including the James Earl Jones) Booth, Barrymore, Lunt-Fontanne, Vivian Beaumont & The Hayes
... 3 theaters named for playwrights? Neil Simon, August Wilson & Eugene O'Neill
... 2 theaters named for critics? Brooks Atkinson & Walter Kerr
... 3 theaters named for composers/lyricists? Stephen Sondheim, Richard Rodgers & Gershwin
... 4 theaters with names that just sounded theatrical? (they aren't named for anything special) Majestic, Imperial, Ambassador & Palace
... 2 theaters named for their location? Broadway & Longacre
... 1 theater named for a caricaturist? Al Hirschfeld
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