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“The door of Dali’s suite swung open to reveal liveried footmen balancing trays groaning with every form of alcohol known to man. Our eyes glistened and some of us actually drooled. Dali was not to pay us in cash but in kind! He came into the hall to greet us. He was small and very dapper, his famous moustache, waxed and shining, his suit a brazen black and white pinstripe. He carried a gold topped cane. His eyes shone with an amused shrewdness.”

— Nola Rae in ‘A Dally With Dali’