“After the hat shop came Dwelley’s Luggageware, and after that the Music Corner, the new phonograph record shop opened by Joseph Schilling in the early weeks of August 1953. It was toward the Music Corner that the man and woman moved. The shop had been open two months: it was now the middle of October. In the display window was a photograph of Walter Gieseking and two long-playing records half-slid from their bright covers. Customers were visible inside the shop, some at the front counter, o...thers in the listening booths. The Saint-Satins Organ Symphony echoed through the open doorway. “Not bad,” the man admitted. “But he’s got the loot; it should look okay.” In his thirties, he was dapper and fragile-looking, with shiny black hair, a bird-chested man who walked daintily. His eyes were quick and alive, and his hands, as he guided the woman into the store, fluttered against her coat. The woman turned to see the sign over the doorway.MoreLessRead More Read Less
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