Frank Sinatra, exuding crisp sophistication, a squared pocket handkerchief peeking out of his suit jacket, a fedora tilted back from his forehead, eased into the opening words of I Get a Kick Out of You. Behind him, in this 1950s black-and-white television appearance, was a giant blowup of what looks like an album cover, with the title Music for Smokers Only. And Sinatra was smoking, all right, even as he sang
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Both series are displayed as monthly calendarspinned to panels or put on acrylic shelves in gridded configurationswhile notations and diagrams of his wanderings are arranged in vitrines or framed nearby