Charles W. 'Chuck' Bryant

Although I'll have to look at my Glenn Gary tickets. I don't know that those were like crazy expensive, but I'll check while you talk.

Although I'll have to look at my Glenn Gary tickets. I don't know that those were like crazy expensive, but I'll check while you talk.

Let's do it.

Let's do it.

Let's do it.

Yeah. So that's the street. Broadway, the theater district, is between Times Square to 53rd Street and then the side streets from 6th to 8th Avenues. And like I said, it's 41 theaters. And with that smallest one, the Hayes being 597, they're all at least 500, almost 600 theaters.

Yeah. So that's the street. Broadway, the theater district, is between Times Square to 53rd Street and then the side streets from 6th to 8th Avenues. And like I said, it's 41 theaters. And with that smallest one, the Hayes being 597, they're all at least 500, almost 600 theaters.

Yeah. So that's the street. Broadway, the theater district, is between Times Square to 53rd Street and then the side streets from 6th to 8th Avenues. And like I said, it's 41 theaters. And with that smallest one, the Hayes being 597, they're all at least 500, almost 600 theaters.

And like I said, the Gershwin is the largest at 1933. And, you know, that's where theater happens. And we're going to talk a little bit about sort of the early theater days, because if you're talking New York theater, you're going to have to go back to 1732 to see the first – or at least the first record of a performance of a play there. It was called The Recruiting Officer.

And like I said, the Gershwin is the largest at 1933. And, you know, that's where theater happens. And we're going to talk a little bit about sort of the early theater days, because if you're talking New York theater, you're going to have to go back to 1732 to see the first – or at least the first record of a performance of a play there. It was called The Recruiting Officer.

And like I said, the Gershwin is the largest at 1933. And, you know, that's where theater happens. And we're going to talk a little bit about sort of the early theater days, because if you're talking New York theater, you're going to have to go back to 1732 to see the first – or at least the first record of a performance of a play there. It was called The Recruiting Officer.

And that was some Londoners traveling through town. And it was the new theater on Nassau Street. But that was near Broadway, but not anywhere close to the theater district. It was way, way downtown in what would now be the financial district.

And that was some Londoners traveling through town. And it was the new theater on Nassau Street. But that was near Broadway, but not anywhere close to the theater district. It was way, way downtown in what would now be the financial district.

And that was some Londoners traveling through town. And it was the new theater on Nassau Street. But that was near Broadway, but not anywhere close to the theater district. It was way, way downtown in what would now be the financial district.

Governor Rip Van Dam.

Governor Rip Van Dam.

Governor Rip Van Dam.

Yeah, that's good. Included, just with the governor?

Yeah, that's good. Included, just with the governor?

Yeah, that's good. Included, just with the governor?