112 Waverly Place

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1912
March
Everett Shinn opens the Littlest Theatre in his rear studio
In 1912 the painter and illustrator Everett Shinn has a stage installed in the one-story studio he built behind No. 112 Waverly Place, home of his new Waverley Place Players. On a March night the company opens what The Sun calls the Littlest Theatre, behind the Shinn house. Shinn writes many of the plays himself, including "Lucy Moore or the Prune Hater's Daughter."
Source: Daytonian in Manhattan
2014
Kate Moss moves out of the rear studio, which is offered at $19,000 a month
Everett Shinn's old studio and theater building behind No. 112 Waverly Place is later renovated as a private home. Supermodel Kate Moss lives in it in the late 1990s, when she is engaged to the actor Johnny Depp. After she moves out in 2014, it is offered for rent at $19,000 a month.
Source: Daytonian in Manhattan

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