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Dan Lail
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PostPosted: Sat Dec 31, 2011 9:37 pm 
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Well, I finally figured out what to show. Moonlight Over Hawaii with Leon Errol and The Merry Macs. Second feature was Three Smart Girls with Deanna Durbin. [set5_b/set5_b/lurk5.gif]

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Every year we have our son's Cub Scout den at the house for a Christmas party. This year I showed the Donald Duck cartoon "Good Scouts" and finished up with "The Small One".

The amazing thing here is we're talking about ten nine year old boys here and the usual..."group dynamic" is utter chaos! "The Small One" actually got them to sit, listen and talk about nothing more than what they thought was going to happen at the end.

Of course the presence in the same room of two films, one of my Elmos and 20 little hands coated in Pizza grease was a little stressful, but it came out OK!
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