Wide-eyed, decked out in flapper fashions, and blessed with extraordinary legs, the "sexuality" part of Robbins's formulation is evident, but I wonder about the "innocent": not only do Brinkley's girls dance and vamp, they also get lost among the savages of British Guiana wearing super-short shorts outfitted with double gun holsters, and declare, "From now on I am your queen.
The battleship designs were given letters of the alphabet from L through N, with the use of triple or double gun turrets shown by 3 or 2 respectively.
It is a sport of Southern plantation gentry who ride walking horses with bespoke double guns in their scabbards and have pedigreed pointing dogs racing across the fields before them.
If the actual numbers are, in fact, roughly double, however, gun accidents would rise into the top five or six.
That program has been successful, said Alan Vinegrad, the United States attorney in Brooklyn, whose office has used it to nearly double its gun convictions in recent years.
I said, "Excuse me?" It was a double-barrel gun.
The barrel was shortened and lightened, making possible the double-barreled gun, in which two barrels shoot to the same point of aim at normal ranges.
A fact sheet released by Ms. Paulose's office said that indictments were at an all-time high, with a tripling of child-pornography cases and a doubling of gun prosecutions.
Classic movie screenings are organised by the Alex Film Society – in July 2014 it put on a noir double-bill: Gun Crazy (filmed in nearby Montrose) and The Lineup – and the live calendar for 2015 includes In the Mood, a 1940s Big Band Revue.
There was a rusty double-barrelled gun in the corner, a couple of dog-eared Orthodox missals on the shelf, and, pinned to the wall above the table, a faded oleograph of King Constantine and Queen Sophia, with King George and the Queen Mother, Olga Feodorovna, smiling with time-dimmed benevolence through wreaths of laurel.
Although the crime rate hasn't fallen, felony arrests have doubled and gun seizures have nearly tripled.
