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Hats not write. When this story was run in the Journal in October, 1971
Hats not write. When this story was run in the Journal in October, 1971, our reporter complained that newspapermen never wrote stories with their hats on. In fact the TV play was recapturing Alan Brownings past, and was filmed in our newsroom. The Coronation Street actor actually was a Newcastle reporter - but, apparently, he never wore a hat in those days
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Core202 Journalist Television Programme Typewriter
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Hats not write. When this story was run in the Journal in October, 1971, our reporter complained that newspapermen never wrote stories with their hats on. In fact, the TV play was recapturing Alan Brownings past and was filmed in our newsroom. The Coronation Street actor actually was a Newcastle reporter - but, apparently, he never wore a hat in those days! This print takes us back to the action-packed 1970s when journalism thrived amidst typewriters and bustling newsrooms. A seasoned journalist is captured mid-action as he passionately types away on his trusty typewriter. His focused expression reflects the dedication and commitment required to deliver breaking news. The television programme being filmed within our very own newsroom brings an exciting twist to this snapshot of history. Alan Browning, known for his role on Coronation Street, flawlessly portrays a former Newcastle reporter reliving his past experiences through acting. Interestingly enough, our reporter had previously lamented about journalists rarely wearing hats while writing stories – a peculiar observation indeed! However, it seems that even during his time as a real-life journalist in Newcastle, Browning himself did not adhere to this tradition. As we gaze upon this nostalgic image from Memory Lane Prints by NCJ (not affiliated with any company), we are reminded of the dynamic nature of journalism throughout different eras. It serves as a testament to the ever-evolving world of media and its ability to captivate audiences across various platforms.
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