The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1922-04-06
ORPHEUM LEASES
ARE ANNOUNCED
Many Firms Represented
in Business and Offices
at New Orpheum.
ALMOST ALL TAKEN

Housed in the business rooms and
Office suites of the Orpheum theater
Building will be more than score
of the business and professional men
of Kenosha, according to the an
nouncement of leases made today by
Harry M. Vale, in charge of the leas-
ing of this part of the building. The
present directory of the building as
made public today shows that the
suites and store rooms in the new
structure have been much in demand
and in addition to providing quarters
for many who have been in Kenosha
for a number of years has attracted
several new businesses to the city.
One Of the most interesting Of the
leases was signed Monday afternoon
by the Rose Pharmacy Company, now
located at 507 Elizabeth street, but
which has now secured the two bust
ness rooms at the southwest corner of
the building. The company in addi-
ton to an up-to-date drug store will
have soda fountain end soft drink par
lor, which is to be most modern pos
sible.
One an Importers Shop.
Another one of the rooms on the
ground floor will probably be taken by
the Pacific Importing Company for the
opening of shop tcr the sale oe the
highest grade of imported goods IN
Kenosha. The lease for this room has
not yet been definitely signed but
negotiations have advanced to stage
where the deal is practically certain.
This shop is to be cpe rated by the com
pany owned by d. H. and James R,
Kehlor, brothers of the late John KEN
lor of Kenosha, and both widely Known
in this city.
The room next to the entran e of
the Orpheum theater has been leased
to the Ccney Island Lunch Room an i
dainty lunches and soft .Il,aks will be
on sale there.
Mecca for Professional Men.
The second, third and fourth floors
of the building have provided very at
tractive suites for various professional
men of the city and new ones who are
to soon open up their practice in Keno
sha. While the greater number of
these Offices have been leased there
are still few leases open but which
will probably be closed by the first
of the month. Many Of the tenants
are all ready housed IN their new quar-
tiers and by the fifteenth of the month
the majority of them will be in their
new Offices.
One of the interesting offices there
is that of the Wisconsin Radio Supply
Company under the management of w.
A. Bell, this being the first office to
be opened in the city for the sale of
radio apparatus of various kinds. The.
Office will be equipped with radiophones
and will pick up messages by means
of antennae on the top of the Orpheum
building.
Another suite is taken by the Mar
guerite Beauty Shop for women, under
the direction of Miss Margaret E. Orth
and Mrs. Violet ]. Prince. This is
equipped with every convenience for
milady's beauty toilette.
The directory of the offices which are
to be had on the second, third and
fourth floors of the building was CIV
en- out today as follows:
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co.
Equitable Bond & Mortgage Co.
DR.. T. E. DAWN, Dentist.
DR., C. G. DAWN, Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat.
Wisconsin Radio Supply Company.
DR.. S. NJ. Lapp, Dentist.
DR.. o. w. McClusky, Surgeon.
Equitable Life Assurance Company
of America.
DR.. R. W. Hamm,
Ed. F. Higgins, City Attorney.
DR.. /. Burnham, Foot Specialist.
The Marguerite Beauty Shop.
Conforti & Stella, Tailors.
w. H. Schroeder, Violin Teacher.
DR.. E. NJ Cardell, Chiropractor.
Office of Orpheum Building
0rpheum and Majestic Theater Office.