In 1913, producers Martin Beck, B.F. Keith, and E.F. Albee opened the Palace, a premiere vaudeville theatre that became synonymous with show business excellence and attracted legendary performers including Fanny Brice, Bob Hope and Judy Garland. The venue suffered from vaudeville’s Depression-era decline and became a movie house. The Nederlanders purchased, renovated and restored the Palace to legitimate theatre in 1966.
| Jul 9, 1965 - | The Nederlander Organization | Theatre Owner |
| Oct 23, 1928 - Jul 9, 1965 | RKO Stage | Theatre Owner |
| Jan 28, 1928 - Oct 23, 1928 | KAO Corporation | Theatre Owner |
| Mar 24, 1913 - Jan 28, 1928 | Benjamin Franklin Keith | Theatre Owner |
| Mar 24, 1913 - Jan 28, 1928 | Edward Franklin Albee II | Theatre Owner |
| Mar 24, 1913 - Jan 28, 1928 | Martin Beck |
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