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Richard Fowler
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From: Ft. Lauderdale, FL, USA
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posted 03-18-2018 08:11 AM

I saw Preston Henn a few months before he died..... he jumped in a racing sports car and peeled some rubber....Henn was a former race car driver. The cinemas where equipped with Century projectors in the film days. There was also a circus and amusement rides. I did a national 35mm commercial at this location which I had to phase lock the projector to an Arriflex BL to show a drive in audience enjoying the client's "product". Had to remove the projector shutter to brighten the image.

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