Thursday, June 15, 2006
Meta: Many Thanks To The Walter Lantz Foundation
ASIFA-Hollywood President, Antran Manoogian informed me today that the Walter Lantz Foundation has awarded the ASIFA-Hollywood Animation Archive a generous grant to help underwrite the expenses associated with the archive facility in Burbank. Many thanks to the Walter Lantz Foundation for its support of this important project.Stephen Worth
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2 Comments:
Much thanks to the Walter Lantz foundation for their support of this much needed and much appreciated archive.
Sincerely,
Brother Rabbit/Jeramy
At 34 years old I just purchased the Woody Woodpecker And Friends DVD set and the Harveytoons collection. Thank God there are more people just like me that still appreciate these great old cartoons and characters and the processes involved in creating them.
Great blog, I will check back often.
G Wolf
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