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  [Veeck Pix #1]

  Bill Veeck, Chicago, GDDF, NHPRC-2, Sports, Tom Weinberg

  Stills shot for “Veeck: A Man for Any Season.”

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  [None of the Above raw #68]

  American Way, None of the Above, Politics, Skip Blumberg, Tom Weinberg

  This video contains raw footage for the documentary “None of the Above,” an in depth ethnographic look at the non voting citizens of the U.S. On this tape, the three documentarians continue to speak with Frank RePass, a non voting New Orleans resident. Frank #2.

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  [Tom Weinberg compilation tape reel #2]

  American Way, Chicago, Politics, THE 90's, Tom Weinberg

  Excerpts from The 90’s. Pieces of episodes touching on issues of race, gun control, hemp, and elections through interviews and short clips.

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  [Saint Paul Saints selects] – [Last day at old Comiskey Park] – [Prairie Moon book store]

  Chicago, Skip Blumberg, Sports, Tom Weinberg, White Sox

  0:00 June 19, 1993. Raw footage of opening night for the Saint Paul Saints baseball team, which was co-owned by Bill Murray and Mike Veeck.  Mary Francis Veeck throws a pitch before the game starts, Bill Murray coaches first base and jokes with fans, a baby pig carries balls to the players. 13:13 Tom and Jesse Weinberg travel to Comiskey Park for the last game before the old stadium is torn down in 1991. Weinberg shoots the El ride down […]

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  [Studs Terkel with Nelson Algren]

  Anda Korsts, Chicago, CLIR, Guerrilla Television, NHPRC, Studs Terkel, Tom Weinberg, Video Makers Choice

  Studs Terkel chats and jokes with Nelson Algren. Algren had recently moved from Chicago to New Jersey, and this move was the subject of most of the conversation, told mainly through deadpan jokes.

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  Video letter to Paul Harvey from Tom Weinberg

  Chicago, Tom Weinberg

  Tom Weinberg speaks through the camera to Paul Harvey and his wife, requesting permission to shoot a WTTW documentary about Harvey, a local radio personality. To aid his case, Weinberg shows approximately 3 minutes of completed footage for the documentary. There are a few MOS-type interviews with truckers at a rest stop explaining why they like Paul Harvey, plus extensive praise from Harry Caray, Chicago’s famous sports announcer. These interviews are bracketed by footage shot inside a vehicle driving through rural Midwestern areas with Harvey’s radio show as audio.

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  Radio Faces #2

  Chicago, Radio Faces, Tom Weinberg

  A behind-the-scenes look at Chicago radio personalities: how they view their careers, what they’re like off the air, plus, what goes into the creation of a successful radio show.