property man

"I'd better get together with the property man about this."

Property men are asking themselves whether this boom can last.

However, when the property men quit because they have not been paid, he gets hired on the spot to take their place.

I can hold you helpless, at the very least, until the program property man returns."

During this period, he worked as a property man, film cutter, title writer, and assistant director.

I told her the brutal truth - how I'd tried to buy a love-nest for us and got involved with the wrong property men.

The right to vote for these positions was not universal, however, being limited to propertied men.

John Heminges said I was the best properties man in the city.

Some cautious property men had locked the lions in a prop closet.

Propertied men voted; in no colonies was there universal suffrage.

Also, at one point in the number, a property man can be seen in the background, hanging up clotheslines.

The ringmaster craftily hires him as a poorly paid property man.

The poorest of the propertied men of the city comprised the fifth class.

"Show me the way to Amaretto," sang a property man from Leeds.

The property man had an inspiration.

Abrahams had conjured up a net, flown in from Bonn, after an urgent call to his property man there.

Waco stared at the Boss Property Man with dark-circled brown eyes.

Alas, no elephant was to be had and the property man, stage managers and director had fits worrying about it.

An initial order of fifty pounds of rice was left uncovered overnight by a "property man" at the Inceville studio.

In another instance, Elvis and a property man were passing by Jennifer Holden's dressing room when they heard her scream.

John Rand as An Assistant Property Man (also a clown)

The snare-threads, winding out and out in that logarithmic spiral whose properties men were so astonished to discover, were fully a yard apart.

Steve Dunbar (Property Man) (current)

In 1979 he played a troubled property man suffering a mid-life crisis in Alan Bennett's television play One Fine Day.

He later returned to Philadelphia where by 1846 Ellsler was employed as assistant treasurer, property man and bit player at Peale's Museum.