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Introduction and Video Searches
By Tom McAuley

Hi.  My name is Tom McAuley and I live in Hutchinson, Kansas.  I don't
know much about mechanical musical instruments -- I don't own any,
I don't restore them, I just like to watch them and listen to them,
especially organs, calliopes, and player pianos.  I've just been
listening in for a few days to see if I could learn more.

One thing I do know is how to find videos.  Part of my job at the
library where I work is locating all the odd videos that teachers would
like to show in their classes, so Scott Olson's question about
"Operation Amsterdam" and "Puppet on a Chain" got me looking.

In my opinion, the VideoHound's Golden Movie Retriever is the best
place to start looking for a video.  Among its various indexes is a
Web Site Index of actors, films, and distributors.  I looked there
and fairly quickly located both videos at Video Oyster in New York:

    http://www.videohound.com

    http://www.VideoOyster.com

They aren't exactly cheap, but they are available.

Now, if anybody has a monkey organ or piano they would like to dispose
of for not much money ...

Tom McAuley
mcauleyt@hutchcc.edu

 [ Welcome to MMD, Tom, and you bring good news about searching on the
 [ Internet. Thanks for your contribution!  -- Robbie


(Message sent Tue 14 Apr 1998, 15:08:23 GMT, from time zone GMT-0500.)

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