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The producers viewing box where he sat with advertising agents and sponsors watching audience 2UWs new radio theatre State Office Block, Sydney (1944)

March 1944 · Somewhere in Sydney

The producers viewing box where he sat with advertising agents and sponsors watching audience 2UWs new radio theatre State Office Block

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The producers viewing box where he sat with advertising agents and sponsors watching audience 2UWs new radio theatre State Office Block

March 1944Somewhere in SydneyThe 1940s

Taken in 1944 somewhere in Sydney; the record doesn't say where.

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