Louie Bellson Smithsonian Interview Block 154 (Q10950): Difference between revisions
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Until that information comes out, right now we'll go with what we got, which is Louie Bellson coming up with that design in 1938, from a design. You said you did it in a class. Was it shop class, art class, design class? Why were you drawing this, and why did your teacher approve it? Was it a music teacher?
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