—Shakspere
If the immortal Bard of Avon could speak such words of praise about a comparatively modest English hostelry, what could or would he have said, if living in our day, about the ideal location, the imposing loftiness and the architectural splendors of our own
Majestic hotel
and
RESTAURANTS
Just a Few of Many Majestic Features
- Unsurpassed Location
- Near Shops and Theatres
- Large Comfortable Rooms
- Convenience and Comfort
- Famous for Orchestral Music
- Land and Sea Radio Service
- "Best Ever" Banquets and Social Affairs
- Every Refinement
- Courteous Service Always
- Spacious Lounge and Library
- Distinctive Home-Features
- All Rooms Have Outside Exposure
- Beyond the City's Din and Road
- Luxurious Ball-Rooms and Art-Salon
Write for Reservations and Descriptive Brochure
Entire block fronting on Central Park
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President
Authorized Garage Convenient
Two West 72d Street
Telephone Endicott 1900
MAIN ROOMGLOW ROOMGRILL ROOM
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