Great White Way
noun
: a street brilliantly lighted at night and devoted chiefly to public amusements (as theaters)
their Great White Ways flooded with pleasure-seekers 
Yale Review
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Landscape
Word History
Etymology
from the Great White Way, nickname for the theatrical section of Broadway in New York City
First Known Use
1902, in the meaning defined above