| JEFF RAPSIS (
Manchester, N.H.
):
Susan and I enjoyed the films and music and all of it as much as ever! Thanks again for organizing and staging this event - attendance (after eight years now) is a firmly entrenched ritual with us. Some folks have the Bahamas or Cozumel; we have Topeka in February.
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About this year: Langdon's "The Strong Man" was one of the best silent film experiences I've had. When Mary Brown started telling the kids about the soldier who won the war, it totally got to me and there was no turning back. Clean and bright print, a superb effort by Marvin F., just great throughout.
WILDA AND HAL SANDY (Shawnee Mission, KS):
Your program was one of the very best. Thanks so much.
PHIL FIGGS (Sebetha, KS):
It is great to work with all of you. This is one of my favorite weekends of
the year. I think the whole activity was a TREMENDOUS SUCCESS!!
RODNEY SAUER (Boulder, CO):
Thanks for hosting us. You folks always treat us well! ...
I thought the weekend went just fine
DENISE MORRISON (Kansas City, MO):
I thought the weekend went extraordinarily well; obviously we've been
doing this a few years. Hope everyone got home safe and sound. Thanks,
Bill, for the organizing. You're the greatest.
PAUL POST (Topeka, KS):
A big thanks to you and the festival board for an outstanding program
this year. I was watching the Academy Awards last night, and they
mentioned that the 1927 version of "Chicago" was a film that the academy
had restored just last year.
Keep up the good work, and I look forward to next year's festival.
DON BISHOP (Overland Park, KS):
My sweetheart Cathy and I enjoyed the festival, and offer our thanks to you and the other organizers and volunteers. The festival is a uniquely enjoyable event.
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