The New York herald., 1922-06-04

The Lexington Opera House, built by
the late Oscar Hammersten at a cost
Of about s1,000,000, has been purchased
by Frederick Brown, the operator. The
property has a frontage OF SO feet on
the east side Of Lexington avenue. be-
tween Fiftieth and Fifty-frst streets.
with a frontage of 22O feet on Fifty
first street and an easterIy line Of about
100. feet. The southerly line measures
800 feet. 1t Is one of the largest thea
ters in New York. having seating ca
pacity of 1000. and is handsomely fur
nished.
In August, 1918. a syndicate made up
Of Mrs. Edith Rockefeller Mccormick
and others interested In the Chicago
Grand Opera Company bought the prop
erty for the purpose OF producing opera
in this city. George Williams was the
broker. r, T. Kelsey represented the
sellers and Julius II. zieser represented
the buyer.
Apartment House Deals.
After an ownership OF few days. the
A. 2. Realty Company, Inc, George
Zauderer. president, and Samuel
wacht, Jr., sold to syndicate headed
by NJ L. Lowenstein for investment the
Somerset. six story elevator apartment
at 3S5 Edgecombe avenue, near 155th
street. 1t was recently purchased from
Bing & Bing. The building accommo-
dates forty tenants. has rent roll OF
$4,000 and was held at $4,000.
George Steinman, Inc. have sold to
Richmond & Horowitz. 1888 Seventh
avenue near 111th street, a six-story
apartment house with stores. 33.6x100.
The property rents for 900, and was
held at s65.0oo.
The tenement at EOS Grand street, adj
Joining the corner OF Mott street. was
sold by Guarini a Candida, TO Joseph
Lentino The house accommodates
twenty-five families and was held at
$4,000 The broker was Frank San
toro. The purchaser was represented
by Charles II. McCarty.
John j. and Theodore A. Kavanagh
sold for Johanna c. Wenzel and others
to the Barney Improvement Corporation
two Ave story double apartment houses
So 100.sh, at 10s-110 East Eighty
seventh street, 1o2 feet east of Park
avenue.
fhe three Ave story flats, each Ask
go.1f, at 523-527 West 134th street,
have been purchased by the sybeslian
Realty Corporation from the Joseph
Rosenthal Realty Company
former holding OF the heirs of Peter
Stuyvesant. the four story front and five
story rear buildings. 24x100 at 1870
Suffolk street. have been resold by the
willstonc Realty Company to Max
BsRsnsl!
Frank Greene sold TO Pauline A.
Meyers Ave story -1 tenement 25x
100, ct 7s3 Ninth north of Fifty
second street
John ePters sold for .Ars Mary Reilly
"a Charles Burshen 1883 Third avenue.
four story double fat with stores,
25x100.
Brisk Market for Dwellings,.
Pcase e. Gilman sold for Marie Som
three and half story dwelling. 25x
1902. at 312 West Seventy sixth street
The buyer, a physician, viii convert the
Easement into an office.
Peter W. Foy. client ~ McI,augh-
ION e. Stern, attorneys. sod to George
c. Engel, Arthur T. Hardy and Charles
@. Stamn the four story dwelling, 22.6x
COX irregular. at 257 West Seventy
fifth street.
Louis Schrag and Samuel A. Kelsey
sold for Henry Xreuter, - Edgecombe
svenue. three story dive ting, 17.6x90,
10 Thomas W. Duckett
Frank Sullivan sold for 'he American
Female Guardian Society, ?f3 East 1o3d
street. a three story building. 2sx1oo.
chas. A. Du BoIs sold for Judge