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Written by: Richard Greenhalgh, Los Angeles, USA Date: 25.03.2010
Larry Smith, John Harvey, Jill Hergenrather and Tom March. Image by Tom March

John Harvey, Larry Smith and Tom March are on their way to Bradford today – John will be interviewed on Friday.

Sunday night the International Cinerama Society will put on a program about the history of Cinerama. It should be a grand time.
 
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Tuesday, 23 March 2010

Tom March, Larry Smith arrived in Dayton, Ohio, to accompany John Harvey to Bradford’s Widescreen Weekend. Larry will be interviewing John at a Screen Talk at 16:30 on Saturday. They left around 14:00 on Wednesday for their international flight to the UK which arrives in Leeds 10:00 on Thursday. John is very excited to be returning to Bradford for the first time since March 1993 when he arrived to work with Willem Bouwmeester and the Museum staff to begin the final installation of the Cinerama equipment in Bradford. On June 16, 1993, Cinerama rolled again for the fist time in 21 years at a public performance in Pictureville, as a part of the tenth anniversary of the Museum
 
 
During the Screen Talk, John will be sharing his remembrances of his life with Cinerama. He particularly remembers the evening of August 29, 1996, when film buffs from across the world lined up for the first showing of "This is Cinerama". This was the first time it had been publically shown in America in over 32 years. After the show, the audience joined John and Larry outside the Neon Theater to toast Fred Waller. For three and a half years the New Neon Theater hosted patrons from 38 states and 11 countries.
 
Cinerama Afterglow - A Get Together in Dayton
 
 
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