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Thank you for showing movie

Thank you to the management of the Historic Everett Theatre for the showing of “Back to the Future part II” in October. It was an outstanding idea and I hope it is something that is done again with other motion pictures in the future. My parents used to take me to see movies at that theater as a child, so to be there again for a film was very special and nostalgic. It is a wonderful place to watch a movie and I was very impressed by how nice it is on the inside. Thanks again for a great night.

Jeff Swanson

Everett

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