Sentence examples for phonograph store from inspiring English sources

The Haynes-Griffin phonograph store is featuring an album of recordings taken from the sound track of the "Hamlet," and a window display built around this… The Haynes-Griffin phonograph store is featuring an album of recordings taken from the sound track of the Olivier "Hamlet," and a window display built around….

The Haynes-Griffin phonograph store is featuring an album of recordings taken from the sound track of the "Hamlet," and a window display built around this item includes a metal film container labelled "Hamlet".

The New Yorker, November 6 , 1948P. 23 The Haynes-Griffin phonograph store is featuring an album of recordings taken from the sound track of the Olivier "Hamlet," and a window display built around this item includes a metal film container labelled "Hamlet".

By E. J. Kahn and T. J. King The New Yorker, November 6, 1948 P. 23 The Haynes-Griffin phonograph store is featuring an album of recordings taken from the sound track of the "Hamlet," and a window display built around this item includes a metal film container labelled "Hamlet".

Beyond that, there was the pure joy of being connected with a smash -- three minutes of magic that stirred the culture and entered America's collective consciousness via car radios, home phonographs and record store doorways.

A phonograph disc, or record, stores a replica of sound waves as a series of undulations in a sinuous groove inscribed on its rotating surface by the stylus.

While this is going on, Johan 1 walks into a glassed-in "offstage" room, where various props are stored — phonographs, records, plants, and so on.

On the mezzanine at that store, I bought my first phonograph records, brittle 78s of big-band music — Woody Herman and Glenn Miller, and Glen Gray and his Casa Loma Orchestra playing "No Name Jive".

He went to a second-hand furniture store and bought an old Edison phonograph and a case full of Edison Amberol wax-cylinder records.

He invented the stock ticker, the phonograph, the motion picture camera.

By B. Love and Russell Maloney The New Yorker, December 12 , 1942P. 15 A man calling one of the big department stores told the operator he needed some information about phonograph records.