MOTAT oral history interview with Henry Meyer

Maker and role
Henry Meyer, Interviewee
Russell Clarke, Interviewer
 Production date
18 Sep 1993
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Accession number
08-097
Maker
Henry Meyer
Russell Clarke
Description
Oral history interview with Henry Meyer containing biographical information and covering his work as a cinema projectionist beginning in Wellington in the 1920s. Includes information about his service in RAF 70 Squadron during World War, 1939-1945 and different forms of sound equipment used in cinemas.
Media/Materials
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Physical description
4 sound cassette (ca. 210 minutes) : analog + 1 booklet; MP3 and WAV files on drive (228 minutes)
Other title
They thought it would never last
Credit line
Henry Meyer et al. 18 Sep 1993. MOTAT oral history interview with Henry Meyer, 08-097. Walsh Memorial Library, The Museum of Transport and Technology (MOTAT).
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