Shoe Making and Personal Stories

The video features Tony Collins, Sheila Goodman, and Christine discussing their experiences in the shoemaking industry. Tony shares his long career and the process of making shoes, while Sheila talks about her work and marriage. Christine provides insights into the industry and the importance of craftsmanship in making ballet shoes.

What year did Tony Collins arrive at the shoe-making company?

• 1980

• 1975

• 1969

• 1965

How long has Tony been making shoes?

• 30 years

• 15 years

• 20 years

• 25 years

What is unique about the shoes Tony makes?

• They are mass-produced

• They have a unique maker's stamp

• They are imported

• They are made of plastic

What does Tony mention about the shoe-making industry?

• It has remained the same

• Many firms have closed down

• It is easy to enter

• It is dominated by new companies

How long have Sheila and her husband been married?

• 30 years

• 35 years

• 25 years

• 20 years

What did Sheila and her husband do after their wedding?

• Moved to a new city

• Returned to work on Monday

• Went on a honeymoon

• Took a week off

What is Christine's perspective on the work they do?

• It is declining

• It is not valued

• It requires specialized skills

• It is common and easy

What does Christine say about the relationship between dancers and shoe makers?

• They are unaware of each other

• They are interconnected

• They are in competition

• They are independent

How long has Fried's been in operation according to Christine?

• 100 years

• 90 years

• 70 years

• 50 years

What is the significance of the shoes made by Christine's company?

• They are for casual wear

• They are for formal events

• They are for ballet dancers

• They are for sports