One song, "I've a Shooting-Box in Scotland," is still remembered by Porter fans, but "See America First" was a violent failure and closed after two weeks.
That time, though, we were staying in the shooting box because the Minister was on an inspection tour.
But to go back to that time in the shooting box.
A leading advocate of the "strenuous life" was America's 26th president, Theodore Roosevelt, who had overcome childhood sicknesses by hardening his body through riding, shooting, boxing, and wrestling.
In fact, for some weeks now I've been tortured by a parallel shadow universe in which the option for Kevin wasn't picked up by an eccentric, bloody-minded Scot, but perhaps by a more mainstream director from a major studio who, rather than being determined to capture the spirit of the novel, was keen on shooting a box-office hit.
The dad-to-be Keith, a member of the special forces, shot a cardboard box that was filled with chalk and tannerite.
The idea was that the aerogel would slow the dust particles without destroying them, much as a detective might shoot a bullet into a box full of cotton in order to collect the undamaged bullet.
During the Honda pro-am, Fowler did not reach a tee box without shooting selfies with admirers or signing autographs.
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As a boy, O'Brien shot with a Brownie box camera on the bustling, working-class streets of Clerkenwell, his neighbourhood, which was then called "Little Italy" because of the Italian immigrants who had settled there and opened cafes and food stores.
