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Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County - City Directory Collection - 1942 969 MONROE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK TWO CONVENIENT OFFICES 35 STATE ST. 2 EAST AYE. POLK?S ROCHESTER Clsissified Business Directory 19 4 2 INCI.TJDING Associations and Clubs—Commercial, Buildings—Office and Public, Cemeteries, Churches, Clergymen, Hospitals, and Dispensaries, Lihraries, Sayings and Loan Associations, and School^ Colleges and Academies. Copyright, 1941, by B. L. Polk & Co., Inc. Names appearlnn under headiniis marked thus (*) are inserted only when spaelally contracted for. Abattoirs NARAMORE, NILES & CO (C P A) WILSON. SHULTS & CO (Certified Amdoursky J & Son 311 Buffalo rd 950 Lincoln-Alliance Bank bldg tel Public Accountants) 1211-1225 Com United People's Committee 70 Hanover Stone 920-921 merce bldg 119 Main E teis Main NILES OSCAR L 950 Uncoln-Alliance 4685-4686-4687 Abstracts of Title Bank hldg 183 Main E bus tel Stone ABSTRACT TITUS & UORTCAGE 920-921 res tel Monroe 5666 Accountants & Auditors CORPORATION 47 S Fitzhugh tel RANDALL EDMUND A 31 Eh^change ABC Systems & Service 16 Main W Main 4170—^For further information rm 410 tel Main 1909 rm 636 see page 2 Buyers' Guide RAPP FREDERICK W 950 Lincoln-Al Airy Fannie M 334 Selye ter Monroe Abstract Corp 20 Main W liance Bank bldg bus teis Stone 920- Arrow Audit Service 384 Selye ter KONROE ABSTRACT & TITLE COR 921 res tel Monroe 4207 Baseman Wiliard L119 Main B rm 1325 PORATION Twenty Main W teis ROTHWELL JAMES L 811 Wilder bldg Baxter Geo 82 StPaul rm 616 Main 3441-3442—For further informa tel Main 1055 Better Herbert G 231 Sawyer tion see page 2 Buyers' Guide SHULTS OTTO A 1211-1225 Commerce Better Bookkeeping Bureau 662 Monroe bldg 119 Main E teis Main 4685-4686- av 4687 ''Accident Insurance Bogaskl John J 623 Rocket SLOCUM SANFORD G 1211-1225 Com Borisoff Saml M 119 Main E rm 1117 ASHLEY EGBERT F CO agents 212 merce bldg 119 Main E teis Main Union Trust bldg tel Main 444—For Coon Lewis D 916 Meigs further infoimation see page 39 Buy 4685-4686-4687 ERNST & ERNST 904-912 Lincoln-Al ers' Guide, back binding and left top STEVENS EDWIN H 400 Present bldg liance Bank bldg tel Stone 868 27 Clinton av S bus tel Stone 6548 res lines Fain Rupert Q 14 Franklin rm 911 tel Glenwood 456-R Finnegan John J 60 N Fitzhugh rm Wn^ON, SHULTS & CO 1211-1225 3 "Accountants—Certified Public Commerce bldg 119 Main E teis Main BORISOFF SAMUEL M 1117 Commerce 4686-4686-4687 Gelb Audit Co 8 Exchange rm 111 bldg bus tel Main 2133 res tel Mon ZAENGLEIN PAUL C 31 Exchange rms General Business Service 936 Hudson roe 8367-R av 506-511 bus tel Main 4706 res tel Good Ralph S 42 East av rm 220 DEMPSET WILUAM J 34 State rm Monroe 3608 303 tel Main 6658 res tel Monroe Gorsllne Don B 34 Winthrop 1300-J Greule Howard B 14 Franklin rm 1414 lACRBON G ARTHUR 31 Exchange "Accountants—Management Con Jackson O Arthur (C P A) 81 Exchange rms 506-511 bus tel 4706 res tel Glen trol Methods rm 607 4182 STAUNTON ROBERT E & COMPANY Jackson Jas A (C P A) 31 Exchange rm JACKSON JAMES A 31 Exchange rm (Robert B Staunton, A William Kjnit- 410 410 tel Main 1909 tel, CPA)suite 1133 Mercantile bldg JACKSON & ZAENGLEIN (Certified JACKSON & ZAENGLEIN 31 Exchange tel Stone 3983 Public Accountants) 81 E.xohange rms 506-511 tel Main 4706 rms 606-611 tel Main 4706 JOHNS VERNE E 34 State rm 303 tel Johns & Co 34 State rm 303 Main 6658 res tel Genesee 2356 E^NST & ERNST 904-912 Lincoln-Al Jones Horace F 183 Main B rm 906 JONES HORACE F 904-912 Lincoln-Al liance Bank bldg tel Stone 868 Kless C Melville 14 Franklin rm 911 liance Bank bldg tel Stone 868 JACKSON & ZAENGLEIN (Certified Knittel A Wm (C P A) 25 North rm KNITTEL A WILLIAM suite 1133 Mer Public Accountants) 81 Exchange 1183 cantile bldg tel Stone 3983 rms 606-51lj.el Main 4706 JOHNS & COMPANY 34 State rm 303 Kramer Fi-ank C 616 Lexington av MILLER HERMAN A & CO 31 Ex MacAlllater W S & Co 14 Fronklln rm. change rm 410 tel Main 1909 tel Main 6668 NARAMORE. NILES & CO (C P A) 960 1101 morrow ROBERT T 950 Lincoln-Al Lincoln-Alliance Bank bldg teis Stone Margolts Donald 14 Franklin rm 1101 liance Bank bldg 183 Main B bus tel McCoy Albert B 828 Main B rm 608 Stone 920-921 res tel Hillside 1614rJ 920-921 83 Central Library of Rochester and Monroe County - City Directory Collection - 1942 970 DRAWING BLACK AND MATERIALS CITY BLUE PRINT CO. WHITE PRINTS Six Atlas Street PHOTO COPIES Stone 6480' Accountaiits & Auditors—Con International Business Machines Corp ROCHESTER SAVINGS BANK 47 Main Melenbacker All L 16 Main W rm Electric Bookkeeping & Accounting W at Fltzbugh S branch 40 Franklin 504 Machine Dlv 265 East av tel Stone 1425—For further informa Meng Harold A 16 Main W rm 324 Office Service and Supply 153 Chapln tion see page 11 Buyers' Guide and MUler All J 16 Main W rm 324 Wood H J Sales & Service 119 Main E right top lines Miller, Franklin, Basset & Co 183 Main rm 825 ROCHESTER TRUST & SAFE DE E rm 939 POSIT CO main office 5 Main W at UILLER HERIdAN A & CO (Certified Addressing Machines Exchange, First Industrial Branch Public Accountants) 31 Exchange rm Addressograph Sales Agency 5 StPaul 30 Clinton av N tel Main 6960—^For 410 tel Main 1909 rm 424 further Information see page 12 Buy Morrow Robt T 183 Main E rm 950 Elliott Addressing Machine Co 217 ers' Guide, back binding, and front MABAMORE N1I.ES & CO (C P A) 950 East av rm 36 edge lAncoln-Alllance Bank bldg tels Stone SECURITY TRUST COMPANY OF 920-921 'Addresslnu & MaUlng ROCHESTER 103 Main E at Water Miles Oscar L 183 Main E rm 950 POLK R L & CO Inc 729 Powers bldg S tel Main 954—For further informa Oehler Anna P A 16 Main W rm 821 16 Main W, Eastern District office tion see page 13 Buyers' Guide and OUver Allen J & Co 19 Main W rm 600 Paul & RumpS Inc 16 Main E rm 411 ' 179 Lincoln, Boston. Mass tel Han left top lines cock 6309 Posner Audit Co 6 State rm 202 UNION TRUST CO OF ROCHESTER Posner & Greenhouse 6 State rm 202 main office 19 Main W tel Main 7100, Randall Edmund A (C P A) 31 Ex Adhesive Mfrs 20 East av, 4359 Lake av, 590 Joseph change rm 410 Clark Stek-O (Corporation 1631 Dewey av, 175 Lyell av cor Saratoga av, 15 Rapp Fredk W 183 Main E rm 950 av at Stek-O Hill Hudson av, 1398 Culver rd, 548 Chili Rothwell Jas L 8 Exchange rm 811 av and 844 Dewey av—^For further Shults Otto A (C P A) 119 Main E rm Adjusters information see page 14 Buyers' 1218 Carroll Chas W 119 Main E rm 821 Guide Slocum Sanford O (C P A) 119 Main E (Ins) rml218 Church Alf E 19 Main W rm 616 (ins) Smith O Allen 130 Main E rm 1121 Advertising Agencies Currie John 16 Main W rm 209 (ins) Ad Service Co 5 StPaul rm 406 Sophie Andrew H 16 Main W rm 324 Darcy T Jos 16 Main W rm 627 (Ins) Standard Audit 43 Main E 3d fl Berry L M & Co 328 Main E rm 411 Fire Companies Adjustment Bureau Inc Brewer-Hayes 251 East av Staunton Robt E 25 North rm 1133 183 Main E rm 723 (Ins) (management control methods) Hart-Conway Co Inc 45 Exchange rm General Credit Adjustors 16 State rm 409 STAUNTON ROBERT E & COMPANY 404 (credit) (Robert E Staunton, A William Knit- Hughes F A Co Inc 328 Main E rm Henry John M 183 Main E rm 1414 500 tel, CPA)suite 1133 Mercantile bldg Troy W Jos 65 Broad W rm 318 tel Stone 3983 Hutchlns Advertising Co Inc 42 East av VanVechten Loren W 84 Exchange rm 126 Stevens Edwin H 27 Clinton av S rm rm 105 (Ins) 400 International Press Service 480 Clinton Williams & Thomy 14 Franklin rm 1416 av S WUson Louis W (C P A)119 Main E rm ^Administrators Keenan Advertising Agency 560 Main 1218 CENTRAL TRUST CO Central Trust E WILSON, SHULTS & CO (CerUfied bldg 25 Main E tel Main 1625 Brigh Kellogg Ross W 528 Flint Public Accountants) 1211-1225 Com ton Branch 1806 East av—^For fur Knabb Jack Advertising Co 311 Alexan merce bldg 119 Main E tels Main ther Information see page 6 Buyers' der rm 301 4685-4686-4687 Guide LltUe Clarence A 130 Main E rm 421 Zaengleln Paul C (C P A) 31 Exchange EAST SIDE SAVINC8 BANK OF MacDonald J Stuart rear 82 Ardmore rm 507 ROCHESTER The Main E at Clinton Maloney Sales Co 36 StPaul rm 213 av S tel Stone 364—For further infor (mfr) mation see page 9 Bayers' Guide McLaughlin Henry T 133 East av rm Acoustic Apparatus & Dewices GENESEE VALLEY TRUST CO 45 Ex I Acoustic Instrument Co 277 Alexander change at Broad W tel Main 2884— McLeod Advertising Agency 183 Main rm 500 For further information see page 8 E rm 1137 Acoustlcon Institute of Rochester 61 Buyers' Guide Merchandising Institute of National East av LINCOLN-ALUANCE BANK AND Retail Lumber Dealers Assn Inc 82 Audlphone Company of Rochester 14 TRUST CO 183 Main B at Stone tel StPaul rm 604 Franklin rm 1216 Stone 300 branches 33 Exchange, National Transltads 34 State rm 304 Otarlon of Rochester 5 StPaul rm 522 1495 Lake av, 886 Main W, 560 Mon Rogers E Claude 86 Blast av rm 313 Sonotone Rochester Co 14 Franklin rm roe av, 460 N Goodman, 520 Port Rumrlll Charles L & Co 364 East av rm 718 land and 1853 Monroe av—^FOr fur 215 Western Electric Hearing Aids 14 ther information see page 7 Buyers' Franklin rni 1216 Scrivener & Co 130 Main E rm 302 Guide and right top lines Seager C Milton 34 State rm 300 MECHANICS SAVINGS BANK OF Spaulding Jas B 14 BVanklln rm 520 Adding,Calculating & Tabulating ROCHESTER N Y The 21 Ebcchange tel Main 597 branch 89-91 East av tel STEWART, HANFORD & CASLER Ine Uacblnes II James tel Stone 1453—For fur Allen-Wales Adding Machine Co 515 Stone 4653—^For further information ther Information see page 2 Buyers' Main E see page 15 Buyers' Guide and left Burroughs Adding Maohlite Co 76 top lines Guide Brood W MONROE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK 35 Window Craft Display Service 155 St Comptometer Co 82 SlPaul rm 620 State tel Main 3878 branch 2 East av Paul Cooper R Q 119 Main E rm 828 at Main E tel Stone 6649—^For further Wolff Ed and Associates 328 Main E rm Frlden Calculating Machine Co 82 St information see page 10 Buyers' 428 Paul rm 713 Guide and right top lines Wright W L Co 82 StPaul rm 708 Anbnta St.
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    University of Pennsylvania ScholarlyCommons Theses (Historic Preservation) Graduate Program in Historic Preservation 1992 The Theater Designs of C. Howard Crane Lisa Maria DiChiera University of Pennsylvania Follow this and additional works at: https://repository.upenn.edu/hp_theses Part of the Historic Preservation and Conservation Commons DiChiera, Lisa Maria, "The Theater Designs of C. Howard Crane" (1992). Theses (Historic Preservation). 265. https://repository.upenn.edu/hp_theses/265 Copyright note: Penn School of Design permits distribution and display of this student work by University of Pennsylvania Libraries. Suggested Citation: DiChiera, Lisa Maria (1992). The Theater Designs of C. Howard Crane. (Masters Thesis). University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. This paper is posted at ScholarlyCommons. https://repository.upenn.edu/hp_theses/265 For more information, please contact [email protected]. The Theater Designs of C. Howard Crane Disciplines Historic Preservation and Conservation Comments Copyright note: Penn School of Design permits distribution and display of this student work by University of Pennsylvania Libraries. Suggested Citation: DiChiera, Lisa Maria (1992). The Theater Designs of C. Howard Crane. (Masters Thesis). University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA. This thesis or dissertation is available at ScholarlyCommons: https://repository.upenn.edu/hp_theses/265 UNIVERSITY^ PENNSYLVANIA. UBRARIES THE THEATER DESIGNS OF C. HOWARD CRANE Lisa Maria DiChiera A THESIS in The Graduate Program in Historic Preservation Presented to the Faculties of the University of Pennsylvania in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of MASTER OF SCIENCE 1992 *Vid G. Dte-Lemg, Professor of ^rcnjie^tur Graduate Group Chairman and Advisor Andrew Craig Morrisorf; Architect, Reader FINE ARTS foil OF PENNSYLVANIA LIBRARII Contents List of Illustrations in Introduction 1 Chapter One: Setting the Stage: 3 A History of the Early Movie Industry Chapter Two: The Practice of C.