Cohan and Harris
Address:
226 W. 42nd St.
New York, NY
Cohan and Harris History
Reopened October 25, 1916
Shows at the Cohan and Harris
| Dates | Production | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| 9/13/1920 | - | ||
| 5/3/1920 | - | 5/3/1920 | |
| 5/3/1920 | - | 9/4/1920 | |
| 1/5/1920 | - | ||
| 9/23/1919 | - | ||
| 9/8/1919 | - | 1/3/1920 | |
| 8/8/1919 | - | 8/15/1919 | |
| 2/17/1919 | - | 8/6/1919 | |
| 8/13/1918 | - | ||
| 8/27/1917 | - | ||
| 6/7/1917 | - | 6/7/1917 | |
| 6/7/1917 | - | ||
| 3/6/1917 | - | ||
| 12/26/1916 | - | ||
| 12/26/1916 | - | ||
| 12/26/1916 | - | ||
| 11/13/1916 | - | ||
| 10/25/1916 | - | ||
| 9/26/1916 | - | ||
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