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[…]or of the Museums of Wales. We’ve stayed in touch. I asked him later why they’d picked me. I had no training or experience in this field, and he said two things: he said nobody had it. There was no such thing as being a trained film archivist. That didn’t exist at the time – you learned on the job, […]
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[…] no training or experience in this field, and he said two things: he said nobody had it. There was no […]
[…] now did everything. And believe it or not, within about two months, I was earning about $100 a week. I […]
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[…] everything. It used to go on for, oh, probably, maybe two or three months you see. [Chuckles.] But you were […]
[…] those. Where you used to get all these shows - Talmadge, and all their horses, the cowboys and everything. It used to go on for, oh, probably, maybe two or three months you see. [Chuckles.] But you were always interested because it was always something exciting, or something terrible was going to h[…]
