Theatre, Lyceum (New), 149 West 45th Street. The procenium and curtain of the "new" Lyceum Theatre, located at 149 West 45th Street, New York City.

Theatre, Lyceum (New), 149 West 45th Street.

Theatre, Lyceum (New), 149 West 45th Street. The procenium and curtain of the "new" Lyceum Theatre, located at 149 West 45th Street, New York City.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. The "new" Lyceum Theatre, located at 149 West 45th Street, under construction.

Theatre, Lyceum (New), 149 West 45th Street. The auditorium of the "new" Lyceum Theatre, located at 149 West 45th Street, New York City.

Theatre, Lyceum (New), 149 West 45th Street. Detailing over the procenium of the "new" Lyceum Theatre, located at 149 West 45th Street, New York City.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. The proscenium and curtain of the Lyceum Theatre.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. The auditorium of the Lyceum Theatre.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. A lounge in the Lyceum Theatre.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. The exterior of the Lyceum Theatre located at 149 West 45th Street as seen at night.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. From the balcony of the "new" Lyceum Theatre.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. The auditorium of the Lyceum Theatre.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. The auditorium of the Lyceum Theatre.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. A hallway and staircase on the mezzanine level at the Lyceum Theatre.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. Photographs, Prints & Drawings Photographs, Prints & Drawings

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. The entrance to the orchestra level of the Lyceum Theatre.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. The "new" Lyceum Theatre, located at 149 West 45th Street, New York City.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. The entrance to the orchestra level of the Lyceum Theatre.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. Sculpted detailing above the proscenium of the Lyceum Theatre.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. Photographs, Prints & Drawings Photographs, Prints & Drawings

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. The "new" Lyceum Theatre, located at 149 West 45th Street, New York City.

Theatre, Lyceum (New) 149 West 45th Street. The auditorium of the Lyceum Theatre showing the balconies and box seats at house right with a portion of the proscenium visible.

Theatre, Lyceum (New), 149 West 45th Street. A lounge at the "New" Lyceum Theatre, located at 149 West 45th Street.

Theatre, Lyceum (New), 149 West 45th Street. The auditorium of the "new" Lyceum Theatre, located at 149 West 45th Street, New York City.

Theatre, Lyceum (New), 149 West 45th Street. Detailing over the procenium of the "new" Lyceum Theatre, located at 149 West 45th Street, New York City. Label accompanying print translates Latin inscription as "We Are Known By Our Works."

Theatre, Lyceum (New), 149 West 45th Street. A lounge at the "New" Lyceum Theatre, located at 149 West 45th Street.

Theatre, Lyceum (New), 149 West 45th Street. Detailing over the procenium of the "new" Lyceum Theatre, located at 149 West 45th Street, New York City. Label accompanying print translates Latin inscription as "We Are Known By Our Works."

Manhattan: the Lyceum Theatre, 149 W. 45th Street, undated \[ca. 1904].

West 45th Street. Lyceum Theatre.

Manhattan: Broadway - 45th Street (West) 1532-6 Broadway, at the N.E. corner of West 45th Street, showing the buildings that subsequently were replaced by Lowe's State Theatre. At the right margin appears a portion of the old New York Theatre. October 31, 1915 Borough President of Manhattan No. 943

Manhattan: Broadway - 46th Street (West) 1550-48 Broadway, at and adjoining the S.E. corner of West 46th Street. October 31, 1915 Borough President of Manhattan No. 940

45th Street and Times Square. Future site of Loew's State Theater

149 West 45th Street. Lyceum Theater

Broadway and 45th Street. Loew's State Theatre, Simplexized.

Manhattan: Broadway - 44th Street Broadway, east side, south from 44th Street, showing also Seventh Avenue, east side, from 44th to 40th Streets. This picture was made on Armistice Day, during the two-minute silence, and shows the Times Square crowds standing hushed, the men with bared heads, as a bugler on a balcony of the Hotel Astor sounds "Taps." Notice the campaign poster on the Hotel Cadillac for Fiorello H. La Guardia, now a member of the House of Representatives. Mr La Guardia, the Republican candidate, has just been defeated in the mayoralty election by Mayor James J. Walker, now at the height of his popularity. A year earlier the Republicans had denied renomination to him for the House of Representatives, and he made a successful campaign on the Socialist ticket. Four years later, in 1933, he will be elected Mayor of New York, defeating the incumbent, Mayor John P. O'Brien,and former Aldermanic President Joseph V. McKee. November 11, 1929. International News.

New York City, Times Square South from 46th Street. General view of "Whiteway" toward Times Building. Toward Loew's State and Criterion Theaters. With neon lights.

New York City. General view of "Whiteway" toward Times Building. Toward Loew's State and Criterion Theaters. With neon lights.

Times Square at Dusk -- looking South from 46th St. View of Times Square at dusk from 46th Street.

New York City, Times Square South from 46th Street. General view of "Whiteway" toward Times Building. Toward Loew's State and Criterion Theaters. With neon lights.

New York City. General view of "Whiteway" toward Times Building. Toward Loew's State and Criterion Theaters. With neon lights.

New York City views. Times Square at night from 44th Street looking north. With automobiles and streetcars.

Manhattan: Broadway - 46th Street (West) 1550-1546 Broadway, at, adjoining and south of the S.E. corner of West 46th Street. The corner building No. 1550, is also known as No. 168 West 46th Street. This section of Times Square is technically Seventh Ave., but the buildings bear Broadway numbers. October 1, 1933. P. L. Sperr.

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