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The proprietor directs me to a gravel street and the modest Michelangelo Hotel, where I have a comfortable night's sleep.
The play will be directed by Bob Holman, the proprietor of the Bowery Poetry Club and a mainstay of the Nuyorican Poets Cafe.
"These are just $600 a pound," the proprietor said, directing me to the truffle pieces over the whole truffles.
His film credits include "The Proprietor" (1996), directed by Ismail Merchant and starring Jeanne Moreau; "Three Men and a Little Lady" (1990); "Heat and Dust" (1983), directed by James Ivory; and "Eye of the Needle" (1981).
The Indian-born Mr. Merchant and the American-born Mr. Ivory have been together for four decades, living and making movies in New York, India and France as well as in England; their French productions include "Quartet" (1981), "Jefferson in Paris" (1995), "Surviving Picasso" (1996), "A Soldier's Daughter Never Cries" (1998) and a movie Mr. Merchant directed in 1996, "The Proprietor".
Three of his plays were produced, as were two of his screenplays: "Savages," written with O'Donoghue and directed by James Ivory, and "The Proprietor," written with Jean-Marie Besset and directed by Ismail Merchant.
And everyone should certainly visit the Backstreet Cultural Museum, where $8 gains you entry to an astonishing collection of hand-sewn, beaded outfits worn by the Mardi Gras Indians over the years, as well as answers to all your questions, either from displays on the wall or direct from Sylvester Francis, the proprietor.
It's a call-in format, where food geeks pose questions to a superior (better-read, better-equipped, more-experienced) food geek: Dave Arnold, who directs culinary technology at the French Culinary Institute and is the proprietor of Booker and Dax, a bar inside Momofuku Ssäm.
Responsible people according to the ATF include, "a sole proprietor, partner, or anyone having the power to direct the management, policies, and practices of the business as it pertains to firearms.
The term popolo minuto ("small [or common] people") refers to the lower-middle class of proprietors of small shops and small merchants denied direct participation in government; it is sometimes extended to include the wage-earning proletariat, the most economically deprived group.
In business liability insurance, all partners, officers, directors, or proprietors are covered by the policy regardless of their direct responsibility for any act of negligence.
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