Reg Hartt
born 1946Canadian film archivist
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Photo: Timepages · CC0Going by the number of languages that write about them, the Canadian film archivist Reg Hartt is the best known. The other is Murray Sleep, the Canadian boxing official. Nearby, Chipman, 18 km away, lists 7, led by James Horace King. The first birth on record is Murray Sleep’s, in 1924, and the last Reg Hartt’s, in 1946.
Canadian film archivist
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By our measure the best known is Reg Hartt (Canadian film archivist); the spotlight above gives the details. Next come Murray Sleep.
Here the share is 50%; across Canadian towns it is 12%.
Murray Sleep (1924). At the other end, the youngest was born in 1946.
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