Silent film festival focuses on women

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AuthorMaue, Savanna Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

PublisherTopeka Capital-Journal Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

SubjectKansas Silent Film Festival Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Festivals and fairs Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Washburn University of Topeka Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

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Silent films Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Topeka (Kan.) Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

DescriptionPhotocopied newspaper article from the Topeka Capital-Journal, published February 18, 2018; article promotes the 22nd annual Kansas Silent Film Festival, held February 23-24, 2018, at Washburn University's White Concert Hall; focuses on the festival's theme: Women in Film; films shown that year include: "Why Be Good?" (1929) and "Amarilly of Clothes Line Alley" Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Issue Date2018-02-18 Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Original FormatNewspaper clipping Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Digital Formatjpg Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

LanguageEnglish Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Contributing InstitutionTopeka & Shawnee County Public Library Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

Rights StatementCopyright the Topeka Capital-Journal Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

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City, StateTopeka, Kansas Last edited by: Katie Keckeisen

CountyShawnee County, Kansas 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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Silent film festival focuses on women