The New York herald., 1921-10-06
FLAT TO RISE IN
THEATRICAL HUB
Six Story House Containing
Small Suites Will Replace
Old Garden Restaurant.


Announcement was made yesterday
that a six story apartment house Is to
be erected on the site Of the old Gar
den Restaurant at the southeast corner
OF Seventh avenue and Fiftieth street
BY the Arlin Construction Company.
which has leased the parcel for forty
two years from j. c. and NJ. @. Mayer.
Bertram Samuel. attorney. Is the presi-
deEt of the leasing company. which will
pay an aggregate rental Of $1,400.00o.
for the term.
The site is now covered with five
story building. the demolition of which
will begin at once. Plans for the pro-
posed house have been drawn by ".
Hugo Koehler and Hugh Tallant arch
1tects. They call for seven suites Of
two rooms each on the upper floors
and stores on the grade floor.
The Shubert and Klein interests. which
are the owners Of the property, leased
1t two years ago to the Schultz Realty
Company. which subsequently turned
It over to the Messrs. Mayer. Oppo-
OsSS 81 tHC SOutHCdSL ColISI, I<eIl SdI-
roll. playwright and producer. will
build theatre, estimated to cost $780,
900.
Weschler & Kohn. attorneys. repre-
scented the Messrs. Mayer and Daniel
Lowenthal acted for the Ariin Construc-
tion Company. Charles Henderson
was the broker.
In the Dwelling Market.
VIM. Cruikshank's Sons sold for Ida
"a. Otz. the three story dwelling at 1922
Madison avenue.
Frederick H. Allen of Frederick Zit-
tel & Sons. sold to Ennis & Sinnott for
the John b. James estate 1877 West
Seventy-f1fth street. a four story dwell
Ing, 20x102.c.
John H Pierce sold for Martha Moor
head her residence, three story dwell
ang. 1sx100. at 161 West 131st street
New Candy shop for Fifth Avenue.
Levin. Harris 6 Levine Inc, leased
to Schrader's of Chicago the store and
basement in 258 Fifth avenue at an
aggregate rental Of about 100000, for
q candy and luncheonette shop.
Multifamly Property Sales.
e. A. Thomas. H. Barbee and J..
Christy. as directors, comprising the
Laura May Holding Company. pur-
chased the hve story fiat with stores,
Sbx76. at 383 Lenox avenue, adjoining
the narthwest corner Of 12eth street.
81. Birnkrant. attorney. represents the
new company.
A. G. Thompson Company sold to an
Investor 22S West 1920 street, a twelve
1Smily apartment house. 4ox100. for the
Ahthonian Realty Company. Inc.
Manhattan Transfers.
Alex Carmichael sold to Matthias F.
Eauer for $5s,500 a four story garage,
SoxSs.11. at $40 West ls1st street
Ralph Voorhis sold to John Pellini
for $1S.6G0 four story tenement 1sx
20 Ok irregular. at II Greenwich avenue.
The Fidelity Union Trust Company OF
New Jersey sold to Eupilio De Marcor a
ave story store tenement. 25x99.11. at
113 East l2sth street.
Norris Shapiro sold to Joseph s. Gill
bert. a i've story apartment. 94.10x31.7.
~ the southwest corner Of st. Nicholas
avenue and 151st street.
The Lofaine. a seven story elevator
epartm1nt with stores. 50x100, at 1897
Sfadisa)h avenue has been sold by the
Willi9m Realty Company to the Snajov
Realities, Inc.
Gertrude L. Buys sold to Barritt A.
Cp8hman the plot 100xs9.11. on the
south side OF West 2o2d street, 100 feet
west Of Ninth avenue.
The Improved Tenements Company
sold to Elizabeth Frey a three story
dwelling. l6x10o.1i. at 2oS West 1920
etreet
Charles Moran sold to Mary L. Leddy
. three story dwelling. 16.10x68.3. at
81 West 106th street
Edward f. and Julia NJ. Folliot sold to
Sarah A. Pierce four story dwelling,
50x102.2, at 12S West Eishtieth street.
Florence L. Beaver sold to Hettie
johnson, a three story dwelling. 1S.9x
es.11, at ~ West 127th street.
Mary l. Mullen sold to Sara B. Hor-
witz q three story dwelling. 1s.2xs2.sx
Irregular. at AZ Bradhurst avenue.
II. Degener sold to Norman j. Winter
n four story dwelling. 2lx100.s at 322
Mcst Eighty-ninth street.
Union Square Theatre Leased.
1t was reported yesterday that the
Union Square Theatre and three
Btory building adjoining It on Four
teenth street. between Broadway and
Fourth avenue, have been leased by
the Marvel Realty Company. The
theatre will be converted into a modern
moving picture theatre with stores by
Benjamin Kaufman, the halter. who
uets 1t for twenty-one years.
Tho three story building Is leased
10 tho c. & L. Lunch Company. which
he's engaged Vincent & Vincent, archi-
kects, to remodel 1t into film theatre
and restaurant. It has a frontage Of
sixty feet on Fourteenth street. Both
barcels form part OF the buildings OF
khe Courtlandt Palmer estate, which
were purchased last June at the stand
bf Joseph p. Day by the Marvel Realty
Company for $1.42o.00o. The old Hotel
Churchill on the Broadway corner was
recently leased by the Marvel company
10 the FRANKIE Development Company
kor Improvement with a two story
building.