-
ownership and
procedures concerning repairs and
maintenance of
tenements.
Tenements with one-
or two-room
flats provided po****r
rented accommodation for workers...
- '****s', the
impoverished but
devoutly Catholic residents of the
Monto tenements referred to
local prostitutes as "unfortunate girls", and
understood that...
- to let him join.
Baritone Fred
Tamburro stated that "
Frank hung
around us like we were gods
or something,"
admitting that they only took him on board...
- Center",
which will give the slum
residents employment,
renovate the
tenements into
livable homes, and give the
children a
private school financed entirely...
-
states in the
United States, is the
common mode of
ownership of real property,
or land, and all
immovable structures attached to such land. It is in contrast...
-
Spitz 2004
Frank & Ganz 2005, p. 11
Sisario 2006, pp. 12–13
Frank & Ganz 2005, p. 13
Erlewine (Pixies Biography)
Frank & Ganz 2005, pp. 13–14
Frank & Ganz...
- as '****s', the
impoverished but
devoutly Catholic residents of
Monto tenements referred to
local prostitutes as "unfortunate girls", and
understood that...
-
story or message.
Variety praised Kazan's
direction for
handling the
potentially tragic story of the
overcrowded and poverty-stricken
Brooklyn tenements capably...
- at the
Abbey Theatre in
Dublin in 1924. It is set in the working-class
tenements of
Dublin in the
early 1920s,
during the
Irish Civil War period. The word...
-
Francis Albert Sinatra was born on
December 12, 1915, in an
upstairs tenement at 415
Monroe Street in Hoboken, New Jersey, the only
child of Italian...