Manna from Heaven Whistle Stop Tour
Photos
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| Gabrielle with President and Rosalyn
Carter in Georgia |
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| Wendie Malick and Harry Groener
at the SXSW Film Festival |
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| Burtons and Julie in AMC theater |
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| Maria and Ursula on the radio |
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| Burtons on the radio |
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| Shawnee High School students and
Burtons |
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| The Manna van from the back |
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The Manna van from the side |
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| The Manna van |
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| Ursula and Gabrielle in NYC |
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| Shirley Jones, and the sisters at
an audience Q&A |
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Some marquees and theaters on
MANNA's tour |
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Charity at a Denison Alumni
event with MANNA FROM HEAVEN in Columbus |
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The Marietta STAR Cinema in
Atlanta, and Don Shafer, the owner, at MANNA's opening |
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Gabrielle at interview at WMNI
radio with host Dave, for MANNA's reopening in Columbus at
Studio 35 |
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| Gabrielle met & talked with Bob Edwards recently. Edwards is traveling with his new book on Edward R. Murrow and talking with people about his work as creator/host of Morning Edition. |
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| Dianna Diatz of Deja-Views in
Alexandria, made this "MANNA hat" after being inspired
by seeing the movie in Washington. The hat is made out of
shredded money and trinkets influenced by MANNA's story. |
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The Habitat for Humanity national
headquarters in Georgia, with the MANNA Tracker in front. |
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The Pittsburgh OAKS historic
single-screen theater, where MANNA opened and ran for 6
weeks to packed houses! |
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The MANNA display table in theaters,
where you might meet a director, producer, or movie star on
the film tour |
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Manna poster outside theater |
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Gabrielle at the charity screening of MANNA for the Pittsburgh Food Bank
A viewer sent this pic and wrote:
Nancy, Betty Ann and I met Gabrielle at the Bistro at the Oaks Monday evening and she graciously posed for a picture taken by one of her friends. We later watched Manna from Heaven and enjoyed it completely. Two of us, Cathy and Betty, had seen the film before. Nancy and Ann saw it for the first time. I felt it was even more enjoyable the second time around. As I explained to Gabrielle, the first time I had a bit of trouble relating the young characters to the older ones. It seemed crystal clear last night. We love the film and bought DVD's (and in my case also a VHS for a shut-in friend to view). Thanks again, Gabrielle and sisters for a wonderful, uplifting film. (We should have had our DVD in the shot!) It was an added treat for us to meet Frank Gorshin's sister at the Bistro next to the theater. He was always a great favorite of mine since early days as a comedian. What a great talent he was. I understand this was his last film; what a wonderful legacy! Sincerely, Cathy |
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