Factory scene from Arnie 1971
Factory scene from the television program Arnie. From left: Tom Pedi, Allan Melvin and Herschel Bernardi as Arnie Nuvo, a former factory worker who received an executive position at the plant.
- Date
- 1971-03-05
- Photographer / author
- CBS Television
- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons
- Type
- image
- Original size
- 936 × 729 pixels
Public domain
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