C. Mattiuz
9th January 2004, 04:00 AM
Philadelphia Animation Society
January, 2004 Meeting
Our next meeting of the Philadelphia Animation Society will be taking
place Saturday night, January 10th, 2004 at the Holiday Inn Express Midtown
at 1305 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA from 6:30 pm until 11:00 pm.
Some of the titles that are scheduled to be shown at this meeting
include...
- Wonderful Days (2003 Sci-Fi/Action anime from Korea)
- Initial D (1998 anime originally broadcast on Fuji TV with a
street racing motif ) [FINAL EPISODE]
- RahXephon (2002 mecha anime produced by BONES and originally aired
on Fuji TV in Japan)
The Philadelphia Animation Society has been meeting regularly on the
second Saturday of the month since September, 1982. Interest has never faded
because of the enormous supply of Japanese Anime that fills most of our
programming. Every month there is new material from an endless flow of
television broadcasts and features. Most are Japanese, but there is no
limitation(If we like it, it gets shown.).
The Videotape is shown on one central television. The outer rooms are
for dealers in books, toys, records, tapes, etc. Dealer space is limited and
must be reserved. Call 215-545-3198 for details.
January, 2004 Meeting
Our next meeting of the Philadelphia Animation Society will be taking
place Saturday night, January 10th, 2004 at the Holiday Inn Express Midtown
at 1305 Walnut Street, Philadelphia, PA from 6:30 pm until 11:00 pm.
Some of the titles that are scheduled to be shown at this meeting
include...
- Wonderful Days (2003 Sci-Fi/Action anime from Korea)
- Initial D (1998 anime originally broadcast on Fuji TV with a
street racing motif ) [FINAL EPISODE]
- RahXephon (2002 mecha anime produced by BONES and originally aired
on Fuji TV in Japan)
The Philadelphia Animation Society has been meeting regularly on the
second Saturday of the month since September, 1982. Interest has never faded
because of the enormous supply of Japanese Anime that fills most of our
programming. Every month there is new material from an endless flow of
television broadcasts and features. Most are Japanese, but there is no
limitation(If we like it, it gets shown.).
The Videotape is shown on one central television. The outer rooms are
for dealers in books, toys, records, tapes, etc. Dealer space is limited and
must be reserved. Call 215-545-3198 for details.