street one afternoon. Turner Classic Movies has shown it as an avant garde film. Lower East Side resident and filmmaker Courtney Fathom Sell made Down Orchard Street over the course of four years. The documentary depicts the evictions suffered by many of the store-owners due to continuing gentrification of the neighborhood. In the musical "Ragtime" the Latvian immigrant known as Tateh references the corner of Orchard and Rivington, where he makes a living creating silhouettes, in the song "Success": "With ordinary paper, a pair of scissors and some glue I will give you a thing of such beauty!" Notable places The Blue Moon Hotel, 100 Orchard Street Lower East Side Tenement Museum, 97 Orchard Street Orchard Street Runners, 36 Ludlow Street (formerly 45 Orchard Street) Scarr's Pizza, 22 Orchard Street References Notes External links The Lower East Side Tenement Museum Urban75.org - 360-degree panorama view of Orchard Street Orchard Street Storefronts photographs of buildings and stores along Orchard St from Chinatown through the Lower East Side. New York Songlines: Orchard Street, a virtual walking tour Lower East Side Visitor Center, 54 Orchard Streets in Manhattan Lower East Side