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Howard Hall's business travels provided opportunities to experience Hollywood's "backstage." In the late 1930s, he visited the Busch Garden set of Gone with the Wind. Howard had access to the set through his friend Paul Robinson, whose wife Ann was the stand-in for Olivia de Haviland. Howard recorded three minutes of "behind-the-scenes" footage with his home movie camera. 
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