My Great grandfather, Jacob Lasky, his son, Lou Lasky, and his son in law, Isadore Berman owned this building from 1911 on, until it closed around 1950.
I am to young to know that that piece was given away or not, and anyone in the family is now long gone. However, everyone knows that the theater was closed in the very early 1950’s, and those kinds of promotions that were given away were done much earlier than the 1950’s. There is also no paperwork left at all from the theater. I do have invoices from the furniture side from the 1940’s though.
My Great grandfather, Jacob Lasky, his son, Lou Lasky, and his son in law, Isadore Berman owned this building from 1911 on, until it closed around 1950.
I am to young to know that that piece was given away or not, and anyone in the family is now long gone. However, everyone knows that the theater was closed in the very early 1950’s, and those kinds of promotions that were given away were done much earlier than the 1950’s. There is also no paperwork left at all from the theater. I do have invoices from the furniture side from the 1940’s though.