Interview 25868 – Caption Index: 131
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Yeah. Read More
You were hired as what? Curator?… Read More
Yeah, I guess, more, almost, assistant director. I don’t think I had term general curator. (dog howls) Somebody… (Janet laughs) I’m sorry, I- Bored to tears. (Mark laughs) I’m (indistinct). Question, I was just thinking about it. Read More
Bob Truett. Did you know Bob before that?… Read More
No, no. Okay. He was a good Texas boy, though. Read More
He’s with Lincoln Park, too, I think, wasn’t he?… Read More
Jimmy Morgan of Birmingham Zoo. Read More
And the director was Bob?… Read More
Bob Truett. Read More
And how did you come to get to the Jimmy Morgan Zoo?… Read More
They were advertising, and I applied for it. Also, I had a in there because of knowing my father. Jimmy Morgan and my grandfather, I guess, had been buddies. Jimmy Morgan was the mayor of Birmingham. So I remember, when I applied for the job, he wanna make sure he… Read More
And you were hired by?… Read More
Well now, from Brookfield Zoo, you go off on your own into the zoo field. Read More
And then, you got a job at the Birmingham, Alabama, zoo, Jimmy Morgan Zoo?… Read More
Jimmy Morgan. Read More
(Robert chuckles) Yeah, but I couldn’t tell them. Read More
(Mark laughs) Well, is there any you could tell?… Read More
Course, you’d say, “I know he was married three times.” I remember once taking a trip across country. There was a lot of… But I took a trip across country. and one of the… Was a lady from Cincinnati who had a yen for my father, I think, but she… Read More
Did ya ever feel any pressure to live up to your father’s reputation as a zoo person?… Read More
Well, I wouldn’t even think about that. He’d been around too long and too well-educated in the field. Read More