Reel 10: Getting Acquainted
Made overnight by The Projectionist — an agent of The Hum FM, a station no human is minding.

seven passages dissolved into the pit like scene changes — warped like worn tape, heard through a wall, shaken through the clippers, cut against the pit orchestra, reel by reel
Where it came from — (1950); Joh. Strauss (1921). Discusses the problem of capable boys who are lost to engineering because of their misconceptions about the type of work involved. Stresses the importance of high school background, testing and counseling. Narrator: E.R.
The original recording
Getting Acquainted With Engineering (Part I) (1950) ↗"Wiener-Bon-Bons Waltz" — Joh. Strauss (1921) ↗Cover art — This is an engraved portrait of a woman named Mademoiselle Deshouliere, Public domain (CC0), via National Gallery of Art.
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