Having dressed in coveralls to look like a workman, he took the footlocker to the landmark 307-foot (94-meter) tall University of Texas clock tower building (competed in 1937), arriving at about 11 30 am.
Later that morning, after expanding the small arsenal he had assembled by purchasing more guns and ammunition, Whitman loaded his weapons (including an M-1 carbine, a hunting rifle, a sawed-off shotgun, several pistols, a machete, and knives), along with a bevy of other supplies (food, bottled water, Dexedrine, Excedrin, deodorant, and a transistor radio among them), into a footlocker.
For a player that was working in footlocker barely a year ago, it has been quite a turnaround for this former Canadian Football League player.
From the first beat, the play explodes before us — guards brush aside Mary's protesting servant (the excellent Maria Tucci) and break open her footlocker with an axe.
Melville locked himself in a footlocker with some ricotta cheese & said not to bother him unless Kitty apologized.
The missing chocolate was found in E.'s footlocker, of course, and he took quite a beating.
The movie popped up in the 1997 comedy "In & Out," where, in a film within the film, a solider is outed and kicked out of the military for having an autographed copy of "Beaches" in his footlocker.
Over by the men's area — at least I'm pretty sure it was the men's area; many of the adult garments seem designed to accommodate both sexes (at the same time) — there was a large footlocker on wheels, bearing a Nordic vest with a warrior pattern ($330).
It was a little difficult not to have a prep school background that others did — they moved in with truckloads of stuff; I had a footlocker.
His small, dense pictures of houses, painted in bright, visionary colors and found in a footlocker in Rome after his death, take on greater poignancy when you learn that this actor, who appeared in numerous Fellini films, was virtually homeless when he painted them.
In the tiny 18-square-foot entrance alcove, he has built her a bedroom, with a desk, a loft bed, a "closet" (hooks on the back of the front door and shoe pockets on the wall) and a "bureau" (his father's Korean War footlocker, painted white and fitted with casters).
