So you want to be a stagehand.

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This clip just got posted at controlbooth.com, by 3 different people, I thought some of you might enjoy it.
[video=youtube;-HXRvmoHxsM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HXRvmoHxsM&feature=player_embedded[/video]
This is back in the day when a tour wasn't measured by how man 53' trailers you had, but how many 70' boxcars you had.
 
Re: So you want to be a stagehand.

John Fruits said:
This clip just got posted at controlbooth.com, by 3 different people, I thought some of you might enjoy it.
[video=youtube;-HXRvmoHxsM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HXRvmoHxsM&feature=player_embedded[/video]
This is back in the day when a tour wasn't measured by how man 53' trailers you had, but how many 70' boxcars you had.
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Slight correction to the video: The filming dates from 1960, not the 1950s.



National Theatre, Washington DC,

IATSE Local 22

June 20 through September 3, 1960

MY FAIR LADY– musical adapted from George Bernard Shaw’s “Pygmalion.” Starring Michael Evans and Diane Todd. Also starring Charles Victor and Hugh Dempster, with Margaret Bannerman, Katherine Hynes, Reid Shelton, John Cunningham, Eric Brotherson, Charles Penman, Marie Paxton and Velma Royton. Production staged by Moss Hart.
 
Re: So you want to be a stagehand.

John Fruits said:
This clip just got posted at controlbooth.com, by 3 different people, I thought some of you might enjoy it.
[video=youtube;-HXRvmoHxsM]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HXRvmoHxsM&feature=player_embedded[/video]
This is back in the day when a tour wasn't measured by how man 53' trailers you had, but how many 70' boxcars you had.
Click to expand...

There are a couple theaters in town that I think use the same Leko's still!
 
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