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The 1984 '''''Warren, MI Family Album Technical Documents'' were a set of handwritten documents by an employee going by 'Jimmie' for controlling the [[Family Album]] stage show at the Warren, MI (11555 Engleman Rd) Pizza Time Theatre.'''

== Contents ==

The document is a 7 page manual stapled together at the top left corner.

==== Dear 'Yuccys' ====

The fist section is a note from Jimmie to 'Young Up & Coming Controller's' (Yuccy) that describes tips for a better performance. It mainly details preparation before coming into work to decide on which topics to discuss, encouraging employees to bring in their interests, jokes, trivia, and topics the audience can relate to. It also notes to be ready for audience comments during a show.

==== Control Board ====

The second section is a hand-drawn diagram of the control board. Each button is labeled to its function,

==== Starting System ====

The third section shows steps on starting up and shutting down the Family Album system, alongside a hand-drawn diagram of the control rack. Other notable buttons are listed on the drawing.

==== Setting Up A Show ====

The fourth section details inserting a cassette, preparing the program, and playing a show to its completion.

==== Birthdays ====

The fifth section details playing an entire birthday show. The show is done entirely through just the ''Mr. Kootch'' character, with mainly adlibbed segments. This is the only show noted that requires multiple other employees to perform, as someone must knock on the door to signal if the pizza is ready, and the Chuck E. mascot must come out after section 2 of the tape.

==== Song List ====

The sixth section details the current cassette at the time being used for the showtape. Each song has a program number, designated character canonically singing the lead, and whether the songs are new or old (which designate their instructions in section 4). These are:

# Beat It - #2 - Old Song - Doodley
# Mr. Roboto - #4 - Old Song - Doodley (Electric Ave. Sly)
# Easy Money - #6 - Old Song - Doodley
# Physical - #8 - Old Song - Rox
# Celebration - #10 - Old Song - Sly
# Hard for the Money - #12 - Old Song - Rox
# Ritz - #14 - Old Song - Doodley
# Hit the Road Jack - #16 - Old Song - Doodley (All)
# Fun Fun Fun - #24 - New Song - Rox
# Dancing in the Street - #26 - New Song - Sly
# Boogie Woogie - #28 - New Song - Rox
# Tan Shoes - #30 - New Song - Rox
# Mack the Knife - #32 - New Song - Sly
# Major Tom - #18 - New Song - Doodley
# Karma - #20 - New Song - Rox

==== Errors & Trouble Shooting ====

The seventh section details the error numbers that may show up on the counter lights, with #1-10 being tech errors, and 12+ being human errors. It then details the procedures to do when an error happens.

==== Cleaning & Grooming ====

The last section details how to clean the tape heads, robots, and stage.

== Import provenance ==
Imported from [https://github.com/The64thGamer/cheeseepedia/tree/274f085c7132d784f81b7a4cbd96e7a0922db854 Cheese-E-Pedia] at source revision <code>274f085c7132d784f81b7a4cbd96e7a0922db854</code>. Source material is provided under [https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/ CC BY-SA 4.0].