Broadway is a face used to create a feeling of art and excitement. Remember that display fonts are usually difficult to read and are rarely used in body copy-but are great for headlines and emphasis in advertisements, flyers, posters and other items to grab the reader's attention. If your document is going to a professional print shop or service bureau for output, check with them and be sure to use a compatible Type 1 font when creating your piece. The font names may be the same, but it's the programming behind the font that makes it work. Limit Your Text to Three Fonts.
Text is most readable when distractions are kept to a minimum.
Each new font is a distraction, forcing the reader to reacclimatize to the letter forms to continue through your message. For business correspondence, letters and proposals, keep your font selection simple. Stay within the same font family. Computers make it easy to experiment and achieve the special look you want. Lower Case Letters are Easier to Read.