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• Serve cold or at room temperature to five Cockneys and three floorwalkers from Knightsbridge.
• And I don't really understand why a store would have a " floorwalker ".
• Or did the floorwalker have some duties that weren't really shown in the series?
• Dad puts Jill in charge and she starts rejuvenating the store, impressing the effeminate floorwalker, Entwistle.
• Brooks will return this summer on weekends, as will moonlighting lawyers, doctors, engineers and casino floorwalkers.
• One day at work, Bill is promoted to floorwalker, while Janie is made treasurer of the benefit pageant.
• Charlie Chaplin used a similar joke in " The Floorwalker " ( 1916 ), though it did not involve a mirror.
• These men could be executives at an aerospace company, but they could just as easily be floorwalkers at Brooks Brothers, computer programmers or insurance salesmen.
• The floorwalker was merely the department supervisor and manager, a role that is clearly much more'hands on'today than it perhaps once was.
• The character of Entwistle ( Alec Kellaway ), the effeminate floorwalker who works at the fashion store, is a rare gay character in early Australian cinema.
• Described as " a rough and ready catcher from the old school ", Peitz also worked as a " floorwalker " in a Cincinnati pub during the off season.
• The following morning, Tabor, now dressed as a millionaire, asks Pink to marry him, and she ( thinking he has moved up in status to a department store floorwalker ) enthusiastically accepts.
• In 1939, a finger injury forced him to give up the act, and he worked as a lingerie salesman and floorwalker in a department store and as a firefighter at a meatpacking plant in Chicago.
• He says it works far better if the person under treatment is active all day like a floorwalker in a department store rather than a streetcar conductor who just sits on a stool and clangs his bell.
• He gets a job as a salesclerk at the De Vore Department Store, where he has to pull various stunts to get out of trouble with the picky and arrogantly self-important head floorwalker, Mr . Stubbs.
• Prize bingo establishments also usually feature a'floorwalker', whose job it is to supply change, deal with machine malfunctions and sometimes to offer hospitality, such as refreshments with the aim of encouraging customers to keep playing.
• Daniel Sherman, a big stalwart fellow, and Jimmy Holder, his shorter, slighter sidekick, play their multiple nonspeaking roles as if they were spaced out floorwalkers ever willing to give their help, which is often expressed in dance.
• Kellaway played a wide variety of roles for Ken Hall, ranging from a gay floorwalker in " Dad and Dave Come to Town " ( 1938 ) to a magician in " Let George Do It " ( 1938 ).
• Gerald B . H . Solomon of upstate New York, chairman of the Rules Committee, paced the floor exuberantly during the first big vote tally, slapping his hands like an eager floorwalker, flexing his shoulders as if for heavy lifting, working the aisles with smiles and backslaps for his fellow winners.