Talk:Embassy Five Theatre

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I moved this article from Gaiety Theatre (New York City) to Embassy Five Theatre. There is also an article called Gaiety Theatre (male burlesque), another theatre in New York City, and the disambiguation didn't proplerly work. When it was closed, it was called the Embassy Five Theatre, and I think this is a better article title because it needs no disambiguation. The name this theatre used for the longest period is Victoria Theatre, but there are also many Victoria Theatres, which is confusing. --saebou (talk) 07:14, 27 July 2024 (UTC)[reply]