Capitol Theater Tribute

Capitol Theater Tribute. . , [left side] , Above , the Betsy Ross Tea Room, located at 16 Broadway was founded by Nick Orphan, who occupied several shops on Broadway. , Left , the famed Leeser's Shoe Store was established in 1940 at 18 Broadway. Francis "Doc" Leeser is on the left with his two sons John, center, and Ray, on the right. , Above left , Lamprinos TV, located at the corner of Broadway and Elm, was founded in 1954 by Gregory Lamprinos. , Above right , 1380 WMLP AM Radio DJs , "JJ" Jim Jacobs, Paul Herbert, Bill Stutzaman, and Bob Michaels. The station was founded in 1955 and was originally located on the second floor of the YMCA building. , [center] , Above , The Broadway Hardware Store founded in 1902 by W. H. Straub. , Below , Beachel’s Taxi Service, owned by Elston Beachel, was located west of the Capitol. , [right side] , Above , The Coup Agency was founded in 1926. It has been located at its present location since 1948, although it originally only occupied the western half of the building. , Below left , founder Edward J. Coup, standing on the right, greets a client. Below right , Ed Coup is second from the right, partially seen. His son, Robert, is to his left. Robert's sons, Jeff and Rick, now own the real estate and insurance business.