ATDTDA (14) a few more details

[mikebailey at speakeasy.net]

stray thoughts:
1) maybe there was something in the drinks at the
Lollipop Lounge?

2) Dr Zoot - "workingman's fatigues, carpet-slippers, smoked goggles, 
and a peculiar helmet punctuated over its surface
by not entirely familiar electrical fittings."
- "Back to the Future" Christopher Lloyd image forms...

3) Breguet-style openwork - 
from Wikipedia "Breguet has recently introduced 
a line of writing instruments as a tribute to 
writers who mention or feature Breguet watches in their works."
---coming soon: the Pen-chon?
what I picture as "openwork" is the 
eye-pleasing little round holes in the clock hands 
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Breguet_MG_2575.jpg

4) Dr Zoot sets up shop in the shadow of the
"Doleful City" arch, but also of the 9th avenue El
http://nycsubway.org/lines/9thave-el.html
which apparently was completing a transition to
electric power (from steam) in 1903.