Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-06
MORE MOVING PICTURE
THEATERS TO Be BUILT
Plans Completed for Adding Two
Stories to San Fernando Bldg.

Architect Frank L. Stiff has pre-
pared plans for a one-story moving
picture theater building, 104 by 46
feet, to be erected at the northeast
corner of Jefferson street and Vermont
avenue for DR.. o. H. Mennette. Inc
construction will be brick with concrete
footings. The auditorium will seat 44V
persons and will have tile entrance ana
vestibule. with paneled walls and mar
ble base, ornamental plaster decora-
ton, opera chairs, electric wiring,
plumbing and gas piping, Ihere WIN
also be two storerooms with plate glass
windows and prism glass transoihs'
The cost will be about $1,000
Architect Stiff also has prepared plans
for a moving picture theater building
to be erected on East Fifth street near
Central avenue, for r. c. Gulrado. II
will be a mission style structure, 81 by
100 feet of brick construction WIN
plastered exterior, overhanging rooI oL
metal tile and the remainder OF colI-
position roofing. The auditorium VIII
seat $50 persons. There will also De
one storeroom with plate glass WIN
dows. The cost viii be about $500.
The Architectural Designing com
many. 624 Crosse building, reports that
plans are being prepared for two
story brick store and apartment build
ing to be erected at the corner Oh
Thirty-ninth street and NortnaIlule
avenue. 1t will be 45 by 12S feet, with
cement foundation, cream pressed brick
exterior facing and composition roof
The ground floor will contain six store
rooms, having plate glass windows
cement floors, Alpine plastered interior
and modern fixtures. The second floor
will be divided into offices and apart
ments, with pine floprs and finish, eight
bathrooms, laVatories and toilets and
built-in conveniences.
Architects r. B. Young & Son, fOI
I.ankershim building, are completing
plans for the addition of two stories to
the San Fernando building at Fourth
and Main street for Col j. B. Lanker-
SHIN. The building is 104 by $50 feet,
and each story will contain forty-three
offices. The construction will be en-
tirely Of reinforced concrete with ce-
ment finished floors, metal doors, metal
door and window frames, wire glass,
plumbing and electric fixtures. The
present elevator system will probably
be removed and a new hydraulic ele-
vator system installed Bids for the
work will be taken in about two weeks.
Other plans reported to the Builder
and Contractor follow:
Train & Williams have prepared re-
ment residence to be erected at Fifth
street and Harvard boulevard for
Martin c. Neuner. There will be five
large rooms on the first floor and four
bed rooms, den and sun room on the
second floor.
r. B. Young & Son have prepared
plans for remodeling the Hotel john
son on Fourth street, east of Main
street. An entire new steam heating
system and new plumbing will be in
stalled. There will also be new interior
painting and papering.
M. Paul Martin is preparing sketches
for a two-story brick building, 80 by
100 feet, to be erected on Jackson
street, near CONNIE rcial street, by the
Enterprise Construction company.
f. M. Taylor has drawn plans for
two-story nine-roOm residence to be
erected at the corner of Fifth and
Gramercy place for ]. NJ. Berkeley.
The Crescent Wharf and Warehouse
company is soon to erect a frame ware
house building, so by 240 feet, on
wharf at East San Pedro.
F. M. Taylor has prepared plans for
q two-story and basement residence to
be erected on Wilton place, near Pico
street, for c. A. Sutton.