Scally fetishists don't just get off from trips to Footlocker, though.
Retailers around the country — from Toys R Us to Footlocker and J. Crew — are closing stores in droves.
Carlton Brown from the 354th Civil Affairs Brigade, would heave a footlocker of cash -- more than $400,000 at the peak of the program -- up two dark flights of stairs that smelled of sewage.
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And when the authorities searched the Carmichaels' apartment in Brownsville, Brooklyn, last November, they found the remains of Ms. Yaw's sister swaddled in a baby blanket, wrapped in yellowing newspaper from Nov. 4, 1979, and hidden in a cedar-lined footlocker.
Last year, when the authorities searched the Carmichaels' apartment in Brownsville, Brooklyn, they found Latanisha's remains swaddled in a blanket and yellowing newspaper from Nov. 4, 1979, surrounded by air fresheners and hidden in a cedar-lined footlocker.
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.
"Big talk from a guy locked inside a trunk, Roy," one of the story's emerging gangsters tells his captive, who is making threats through the holes shot in a footlocker.
(My favorite: "Lady Footlocker".) In any case, the wit and energy of its execution and the warmth of its performers keep the show from being a mere compendium of in-jokes and metatheatrical gags.
Footlocker was the first stop for nearly everyone.
