Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-28
MAJESTIC THEATER
PLANS ARE READY
NEW PLAYHOUSE TO ADORN
SOUTH BROADWAY
Swiss Chalet Home on West Twenty
eighth street-Apartmen House
for Attorney r. L. Horton
on West Eleventh

Active work on the erection of the
new Majestic theater on the west side
of Broadway, 100 feet below the site
of the Hamburger department store,
will soon begin. Architects Edelman
& Barnett have completed the working
drawings, which will be given the con-
tractors within few days. The the
ater will be so by 167 feet in extreme
dimensions and eight stories, with deep
basement.
Architect Shattuck has drawn plans
| for a seven-room Swiss chalet to be
erected on the corner of Twenty-etghth
street and Arlington avenue for Mrs.
Crane. 1t will have pressed brick man
tells, hardwood floors, built-in detail
work, white enamel finish in bedrooms
and furnace heat.
The same architect is also drawing
plans for q two-story brick building to
be erected on the southwest corner Of
Pico and New Hampshire streets for
Mrs. SHE. 1t will contain stores on
the first story and three-room apart
ments on the second, each apartment
| having a kitchen and bathroom. The
suites will be equipped with wall beds
and other patented furniture. The
building will have pressed brick fronts,
plate glass store windows and compo-
sition roof. The stores will have ce-
ment floors.
other New Work
Local architects report other new
work to the Builder and Contractor as
follows:
A. L. Haley has drawn plans for
two story ten-room frame residence, to
be built on North Raymond avenue,
Pasadena for ]. B. Binford. 1t will
have hardwood floors in reception hall,
living and dining rooms and library;
large pressed brick mantels in recep-
tion hall and dining rooms, art glass
windows in hallway, gas and electric
| ity. In the basement there viii be
furnace room and laundry. A garage
will also be erected on the premises.
| The same architect has also drawn
plans for three-story frame apart
ment house to be built. on West Elev-
enth street. between Georgia and Sen
| tous streets, for r. L. Horton. 1t Will
be divided into one, two and three
room suites, each being supplied with
all modern conveniences.
| A. Dudley is drawing plans for a
three-story brick apartment house, 50x
los feet to be constructde on Temple
| street near Bunker Hill avenue, for
Mrs. ]. B. Hayes. 1t will contain sixty
five rooms, divided into two, three and
| four-room suites Each suite will be
provided with private bath, buffet
kitchen, steam heat, hot and cold wa
ter gas and electricity. The inside
| trim will be in birch, stained to initiate
mahogany.
| The same architect has had his plans
accepted for a large fireproof hotel to
| be built at Glendale for a syndicate of
local and Glendale capitalists. 1t will
be four-story structure and will con-
tain about 200 rooms, with modern ap-
pointments throughout. The estimated
cost of this hotel is 100000.
Frank M. Tyler has made plans for
a six-room cottage to be built on Har-
ward avenue near Dorchester street
for G. M. Smith.
Also plans for two-story eight-room
frame residence to be erected in Holly
wood for Mrs. Emma ]. Tyler.
He has also made plans for a two
story seven-room frame residence to be
constructed on Dorchester street near
oxford avenue for M. S Hamilton.
These houses will have hardwood floors,
pine trim, stained beamed ceilings,
plate glass windows, etc.
X. Lourdou is preparing plans of
| two-story twelve-room double house
| to be built at 761 Yale street for Mrs.
Casino Scarsello. 1t will have hard
wood floors, brick flreplaces and man
tells, pine trim, rustic exterior and
| shingle roofing.
f. Parmentier has drawn the plans
and is now receiving bids for the con-
struction of one-story seven-room
frame residence to be built on Summit
avenue for Theodore Court. 1t will
contain the conveniences of a modern
home.
F. H. Peters, Grant building, has
prepared plans of two-story attic and
basement residence to be built at the
corner of Highland and Grand View
avenues, Sierra Madre, for C. H. Baker.
The extreme dimensions of the build
ing are S0x60 feet and it will be one OF
| Ha az In hof ~
Principal Building Permits
Following the among the principal
building permits granted last week:
Avenue Fifty-one, 439 West-Owen
Rientz, owner; c.. I. Waugh, builder;
two-story seven-room residence, $250O.
Forty-sixth street, 435 East-B. Ham
lin, owner; w. B. Wright, builder; one
and a half-story six-room residence,
$4,000.
Apablasa street, s42-woo Uey Key,
owner; II. C. Flint, builder; two-story
twenty-six-room building. $17,412.
| Harvard boulevard, 1207-C. or. 920
| West Twelfth street. owner and build
er; one-story siX-room residence, $4,000.
Forty-seventh street, east of Bud
| long,. l.. Mills, owner; j. Gutendorf,
| builder; one and half-story eight
room residence, $4,000.
Twenty-second street, 1853 West
K. M. Rapin. owner; G. Karserooin,
builder; one and a half-story seven
room residence, $2500.
Flower street. 1882 South--J. S. Se-
pulveda, owner; j. Schwichent. build
err; two-story nine-room residence,
$30O0
Private alley 1S24-U. S. Granite
Brick company owner; Greenleaf conl-s
pany, builder; plant, $S4OO
Fifty-frst street, 22S West-Nancy
e. Bell. owner; c. L. Bennett. builder;
one-story six-room residence. $1,000.
Thirty-eighth street 1916 North-A.
p. Weilman, owner; II. E. Lane. build
er; one-story seven-room residence,
$4,000.
Main street. 1876 Soulful. A. invest
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