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A man sitting on a desk with headphones on. There is radio and other audio equipment on the desk. c1920s

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Classic TV: Homicide

Leonard Teale Homicide interview

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Leonard Teale Homicide interview

NFSA ID

586257

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ABC

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Summary

Ric Paterson interviews the actor Leonard Teale in Hobart in 1985.

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