American Road magazine: Flicker Highway (Kansas Silent Film Festival)

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DescriptionCopy of American Road magazine, volume 13, number 2, published Summer 2015; features article titled "Flicker Highway: American Road's Silent Movie Route" by Thomas Arthur Repp, which focuses on the early Hollywood connections in the Midwest, such as Smith Center, KS, birthplace of Roscoe "Fatty" Arbuckle and the Buster Keaton Museum in Piqua, KS; magazine also highlights the Kansas Silent Film Festival; also includes a letter sent from Bill Shaffer to Jim [presumably Jim Rhodes] along with copy of the magazine Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

CreatorAmerican Road magazine Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

SubjectKansas Silent Film Festival Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Festivals and fairs Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Movies

Silent films Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Topeka (Kan.) Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Date2015

Decade2010s Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

LanguageEnglish Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

RightsCopyright American Road magazine (please contact Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library Local History Collections for use). Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

PlaceTopeka, KS Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Vertical FileFESTIVALS-FILM-Kansas Silent Film Festival Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

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LocationTR-1-1-4 ("Ask Staff" shelves) Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

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