Entertainment & Arts
The leaders of the Shubert Organization, Bernard Jacobs and Gerald Schoenfeld, weren’t trying to be provocative in their answers to this writer’s questions in last Sunday’s Los Angeles Times Magazine.
Aug. 3, 1986
Development * Hollywood could become the center for commercial productions with the opening of the Kodak Theatre set for November.
Aug. 29, 2001
Bernard B.
Aug. 29, 1996
Kerttu Helena Shubert, a former dancer and the widow of Shubert theater chain owner John Shubert, died Friday at a hospital in Greenwich, Conn., following a brief illness, the Shubert Organization said.
July 19, 1985
News of plans to raze the Shubert Theatre in Century City provoked a round of speculation about where the shows that play the Shubert might go, after the 2,100-seat theater closes at the end of September 2002.
Sept. 5, 2001
As the wrecking ball arcs toward the theater, its onetime denizens bid a farewell evocative of its opening show.
Jan. 7, 2002
Gerald Schoenfeld had never been to the theater before going to work for the law firm that handled business for the Shuberts--the quixotic, combative dynasty that controlled much of Broadway’s real estate in the 20th century.
March 16, 2002
Real Estate
Real estate: ABC Entertainment Center will be replaced by complex that includes shops and restaurants.
Aug. 28, 2001
Obituaries
A Chorus Line, Amadeus and Cats were among the productions he helped present.
Nov. 26, 2008
Gerald Schoenfeld, the longtime head of the powerful Shubert Organization who helped bring numerous works to Broadway, including “A Chorus Line,” “Amadeus” and “Cats,” has died.
Nov. 27, 2008