shows there before opening in New York. It was immortalized in many mid-20th century films, such as All About Eve. Another important regional theater was the Shubert in Chicago, Illinois, located within the Majestic Building at 22 West Monroe Street. Originally known as the Majestic Theatre, the Shubert Organization purchased it in 1945 and rechristened it the "Sam Shubert Theatre". The Shuberts sold the theatre to the Nederlander Organization in 1991 and is now known as the CIBC Theatre. In 2016, it sold longtime headquarters at 1700 Broadway, to Ruben Cos for $280 million. Theatres Broadway Ambassador Theatre Ethel Barrymore Theatre Belasco Theatre Booth Theatre Broadhurst Theatre Broadway Theatre John Golden Theatre Imperial Theatre Bernard B. Jacobs Theatre James Earl Jones Theatre Longacre Theatre Lyceum Theatre Majestic Theatre Music Box Theatre Gerald Schoenfeld Theatre Shubert Theatre Winter Garden Theatre Off-Broadway Stage 42 New World Stages Regional Forrest Theatre (Philadelphia) Shubert Theatre (Boston) Former theatres Broadway Avon Theatre Adelphi Theatre (1944–1970) Bijou Theatre Casino Theatre (from 1903) Central Theatre (1918–1988) Century Theatre Century Theatre Roof Comedy Theatre (1909–1931) Cosmopolitan Theatre Maxine Elliott Theatre (1906–1956) Forrest Theatre (1925–1945) 44th Street Theatre (1912–1945) Nora Bayes Theatre (on roof) 49th Street Theatre 46th Street Theatre (1935–1945) Sam H. Harris Theatre Herald Square Theatre (1900–?) Hippodrome Theatre (1906-1915) Jolson's 59th Street Theatre Lyric Theatre (1903–?) Madison Square Theatre Majestic Theatre (Columbus Circle) Manhattan Center (1911–1922) Morosco Theatre National Theatre (?-1956) New Century Theatre Princess Theatre (29th St) (1902–1907) Ritz Theatre (1921–1956) St. James Theatre (1941–1957) Waldorf Theatre Subway Circuit Bronx Opera House, Bronx Riviera Theatre, Manhattan Shubert Majestic Theatre, Brooklyn Teller's Shubert Theatre, Brooklyn Regional Harmanus Bleecker Hall (Albany) Capitol Theatre (Albany) Auditorium Theatre (Baltimore) Boston Opera House (Boston) Colonial Theatre (Boston) (?-1957) Columbia Theatre (Boston) (1903–1904) Majestic Theatre (Boston) (1903–1956) Plymouth Theatre (Boston) (1927–1957) Wilbur Theatre (Boston) Teck Theatre (Buffalo) Blackstone Theatre (Chicago) (1948–1989) Erlanger Theatre (Chicago) Garrick Theater (Chicago) (1903–?) Great Northern Theatre (Chicago) Olympic Theatre (Chicago) Princess Theatre (Chicago) Shubert Grand Opera House Shubert Theatre (Chicago) (1945–1991) Cox Theatre (Cincinnati) Shubert Theatre (Cincinnati) Colonial Theatre (Cleveland) Hanna Theatre (Cleveland) Cass Theatre (Detroit) (1926–1962) Garrick Theatre (Detroit) Shubert-Lafayette Theatre (Detroit) (1925–1957) Parsons Theatre (Hartford) Murat Theatre (Indianapolis) Shubert Theatre (Kansas City) Shubert's Missouri Theatre (Kansas City) Shubert Theatre (Los Angeles) (1972–2002) Shubert Theatre (Newark) Shubert Theatre (New Haven) (1914–1941) Adelphi Theatre (Philadelphia) Chestnut Street Opera House (Philadelphia) Locust Theatre (Philadelphia) (?-1956) Lyric Theatre