-
building for a
period of
years to a
single tenant, at
first rumored to be
Bustanoby Freres,
which owned the
Cafes des
Beaux Arts at
Sixth Avenue (Manhattan)...
- (2021-present) Abby Lim-Kimberg – harp,
vocals (2021-present)
Isabella Bustanoby - viola, b****,
vocals (2021-present)
Raina Bock – b**** (2022-present)...
- was
created by
Louis Bustanoby of the well-known Café des Beaux-Arts.
Prior to the
commercial release of the liqueur,
Bustanoby would make the liqueur...
- Will
McMillan as
Lieutenant Dobbs Jerry Walter as
Krause Steve Eoff as
Bustanoby Tim
Burrus as
Henry Lee
Ronald Manning as "Tex"
Adele Proom as
Irene DiGeorgio...
- prostitutes. Nonetheless, in 1911 the
Flatiron Restaurant was
bought by
Louis Bustanoby, of the well-known Café des Beaux-Arts, and
converted into a
trendy 400-seat...
-
which still mostly consisted of low-rise residences. In
October 1901, the
Bustanoby brothers leased the ground-floor and ba****t
restaurant space. The Cafe...
-
cabaret idea
being still in its
embryo stage. Maxim's in W. 38th St.,
Bustanoby's in W. 39th, and Reisenweber's at
Columbus Circle about completed the...
- Waldorf,
Prince George, Breslin, Rector's, the
Hotel Knickerbocker,
Bustanoby's, and the Plaza.
Hotel owners continued to
ignore the
demands of the union...
-
Broadway between 43rd and 44th streets.
Others quickly followed,
including Bustanoby's, Churchill’s, Faust's, Martin's, Murray's
Roman Gardens, Reisenweber's...
