(Philadelphia) Shubert Theatre (Philadelphia) (1918–1957) Walnut Street Theatre (Philadelphia) (1941–1969) Providence Opera House (Providence) Shubert Theater (Saint Paul) (1910–1933) Alvin Theatre (Pittsburgh) Duquesne Theatre (Pittsburgh) Pitt Theatre (Pittsburgh) Baker Theatre (Rochester) (1899–?) Cook Opera House (Rochester) (1898–1899) Curran Theatre (San Francisco) Garrick Theatre (St. Louis) Shubert Theatre (St. Louis) Bastable Theatre (Syracuse) (1897–?) Grand Opera House (Syracuse) Wieting Opera House (Syracuse) Town Hall Theatre (Toledo) (1945–1953) Royal Alexandra Theatre (Toronto) Rand Opera House (Troy, New York) Majestic Theatre (Utica) Belasco Theatre (Washington, D.C.) Poli's Theatre (Washington, D.C.) Shubert Theatre (Washington, D.C.) Shubert-Garrick Theater (Washington, D.C.) National Theatre (Washington, D.C.) (1980–2012) Playhouse Theatre (Wilmington, Delaware) London Waldorf Theatre (1905–1909) See also Shubert family References Notes Further reading External links Official website Shubert Foundation website Shubert Archive website Shubert Theatre Organization materials, 1977–1997, held by the Billy Rose Theatre Division, New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Theatre-owning companies American theatre managers and producers Entertainment companies based in New York City Mass media companies based in New York City Special Tony Award recipients Broadway theatre