New York Openings of Plays By Charles Hoyt *
| Play Title | Opening Date | New York Theatre Name |
| A Bunch of Keys | March 26, 1883 | San Francisco Opera House |
| A Rag Baby | April 14, 1884 | Tony Pastor's Fourteenth-Street Theatre |
| A Parlor Match | September 22, 1884 | Tony Pastor's Theatre |
| A Tin Soldier | May 3, 1886 | Standard Theatre |
| The Maid and the Moonshiner | August 16, 1886 | Standard Theatre |
| A Hole in the Ground | September 12, 1887 | Fourteenth-Street Theatre |
| A Brass Monkey | October 15, 1888 | Bijou Theatre |
| A Midnight Bell | March 5, 1889 | Bijou Theatre |
| A Texas Steer | November 10, 1890 | Bijou Theatre |
| A Trip to Chinatown | December 8, 1890 ** | Harlem Opera House |
| A Temperance Town | September 18, 1893 | Hoyt's Madison Square Theatre |
| A Milk White Flag | October 8, 1894 | Hoyt's Theatre (formerly Hoyt's Madison Square Theatre) |
| A Runaway Colt | December 2, 1895 | American Theatre |
| A Black Sheep | January 6, 1896 | Hoyt's Theatre |
| A Contented Woman | January 4, 1897 | Hoyt's Theatre |
| A Stranger in New York | September 13, 1897 | Hoyt's Theatre |
| A Day and a Night in New York | August 30, 1898 | Garrick Theatre |
* Hoyt's first two plays ("Gifford's Luck" and "Cezalia") were never produced in New York City. The only other play to have that distinction was "A Dog in the Manger" which opened in Washington, D.C. at the Lafayette Square Opera House on January 30, 1899.
** For those purists who do not consider Harlem to be part of New York, A Trip To Chinatown opened on November 9, 1891 at Hoyt's Madison Square Theatre.