Bygone Cort Marquee Ornament (2026 Collection)

When the Cort Theatre opened in 1912, producer John Cort envisioned an elegant new home for BROADWAY plays. More than a century later, the theater was renamed the James Earl Jones Theatre, making the original Cort marquee a cherished piece of BROADWAY history. Our Bygone ornament preserves that familiar marquee as generations of theatergoers remember it as the home to such iconic shows from The Diary of Anne Frank to Bright Star.

Step into theatre history with our BROADWAY Marquee Ornament Collection! Each glittering marquee is lovingly handmade by our Green Team in New York City, crafted from wood, acrylic, and a sprinkle of stage-worthy sparkle. Our 2026 Marquee Ornament Collection takes us from the towering Gershwin to the intimate Helen Hayes, from the storied Broadhurst, Longacre, and Schoenfeld to honoring the original Cort Theatre marquee. Whether you're celebrating a favorite theater or preserving a piece of BROADWAY history, these ornaments bring a touch of Times Square magic to your tree or anywhere that deserves a standing ovation.

Dimension: 5.25" x 1" x .5"

Materials: Wood, acrylic, ribbon