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Subiaco Museum > Records

PHOTOGRAPH: PADDY BAKER NEAR REGAL THEATRE PROJECTOR, CIRCA 1950

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c. 1950

Overview

Black and white photo with foam backing, showing Paddy Baker and another man beside the Regal Theatre projector, c.1950. Both men wear light coloured sui and & ties, Paddy is on the left hand side and is touching part of the RCA Photophone projector, while the other man watches, his right hand resting on the wooden projector stand. Cable rolls are visible on a shelf beneath the projector.
**04/06/2014 - Photograph missing. Note on file cover states it was found empty in December 2011.

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Registration number

cwa-org-43-1996.142

Item type

Material

Photographic Paper

Keywords

BAKER, Clarence Patrick 'Paddy'

Year

Statement of significance

local and social history

Subiaco Museum

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