East side of Broadway between 37th Street and 38th Street, New York City, showing the Hotel Normandy, undated. \[Probably a copy photo.]

Manhattan: Broadway - 38th Street (1) Hotel Normandie just before its demolition, Broadway at S.E. corner of 38th Street. December 21, 1927. P. L. Sperr. (2) The Lefcourt-Normandie Building on the site of the Hotel Normandie, seen from the roof of the Metropolitan Opera House across the clearing on the N.E. corner, where the Knickerbocker Theatre has just been demolished. March 26, 1930. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: Broadway - 36th Street Broadway, east side, from 39th to 36th Streets. The clearing in the foreground is on the site of the Casino and Khickerbocker theatres. Below the clearing is the Lefcourt-Normandie Building, on the site of the old Normandie Hotel. May 10, 1930. P. L. Sperr. The same, to 37th Street. I the foreground is the LefcourtManhattan Building, a part of which is shown in No. 1 of this group. May 10, 1930. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: Broadway - 36th Street Broadway, east side, from 39th to 36th Streets. The clearing in the foreground is on the site of the Casino and Khickerbocker theatres. Below the clearing is the Lefcourt-Normandie Building, on the site of the old Normandie Hotel. May 10, 1930. P. L. Sperr. The same, to 37th Street. I the foreground is the LefcourtManhattan Building, a part of which is shown in No. 1 of this group. May 10, 1930. P. L. Sperr.

Manhattan: Broadway - 38th Street (West) (1) Broadway, east side, at W. 38th Street, as viewed southeastward from the 21 storied Times Square Trust Company Building at the N.E. corner of Seventh Avenue and 4Oth Street. Shown is the excavation for the 35 storied NKickerbocker Casino Building at the N.E. corner. Across same appears the towered 76 story structure (No. 1384-8 Broadway) on the former site of the Hotel Normandie. To the extreme left is the 33 story Bricken-Casino Building at the S.E. corner of 39th Street. The low roof tops seen in the center foreground are atop the Metropolitan Opera House. Note in the background the indistinct outline of the New York Life Insurance Company Building. May 10, 1930. P.L. Sperr N26 288S (2) An earlier view of the same area prior to the erection of the Bricken-Casino (extreme left of No. 1) and the demolition for the Knickerbocker Casino. This view is from the opposite side of Seventh Avenue and shows on the left margin the photographers vantage for the later view. February 4, 1929. P.L. Sperr