Cleveland<\/strong> Sheraton<\/strong> City<\/strong> Centre<\/strong> Hotel<\/strong> 777<\/strong> St<\/strong> Clair<\/strong> Avenue,<\/strong> in<\/strong> downtown<\/strong> Cleveland<\/strong><\/p>\n (6<\/strong>th<\/strong> floor)<\/strong><\/p>\n \u00daj<\/em><\/strong> film<\/em><\/strong> bemutat\u00f3ja<\/em><\/strong> a<\/em><\/strong> Magyar<\/em><\/strong> T\u00e1rsas\u00e1g<\/em><\/strong> XLIV.<\/em><\/strong> Kongresszusa<\/em><\/strong> alatt<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n \u201cTHE<\/strong> LAST<\/strong> HUNGARIAN<\/strong> on<\/strong> BUCKEYE\u201d<\/strong><\/p>\n by<\/strong> Mr.<\/strong> Tibor<\/strong> Bogn\u00e1r<\/strong><\/p>\n The Magyars who colonized the Buckeye Road area on the east side of Cleveland in the late 1800’s built the proverbial “Little Hungary” that lasted for the next 120 years. Mr. Tibor Bogn\u00e1r, international student from Hungary, is currently working in the Department of Communications at John Carroll University. He is a participant in the Calasantius Training Program, which has already sponsored over one hundred Hungarian students earning diplomas in Master\u2019s Degree programs all over the United States. Mr. Bogn\u00e1r will present a viewing of his new documentary film, \u201cThe<\/em> Last<\/em> Hungarian<\/em> on<\/em> Buckeye.\u201d<\/em> The film chronicles the rise and decline of this once vital neighborhood,<\/p>\n where one could go from cradle to grave in the \u201cmiddle of Middle America\u201d – and never need to<\/p>\n The old Moreland Theatre on Buckeye Road<\/p>\n know a word of English! But the Magyars of Buckeye were also patriotic, true-blue Americans, and one need only consult the honor rolls of Buckeye-boys who died in American uniform in World War II, Korea and Vietnam. At the same time, its citizens were proud of a 1000 year old Magyar heritage that was exemplified in the parades, processions and feasts of Buckeye Road, where the streets were not<\/em> \u201cpaved with gold,\u201d but rather, bedecked with red, white and green banners. Come see this film \u2013 and remember.<\/strong> .<\/strong> . .<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n In<\/strong> English!<\/strong> Show<\/strong> times:<\/strong> Friday<\/strong> Nov. 26 <\/strong>– <\/strong>9:15<\/strong> AM;<\/strong> Saturday<\/strong> Nov. 27 <\/strong>–<\/strong> 4<\/strong> PM<\/strong><\/p>\n For more information \/ request program for entire Hungarian Congress, or Saturday luncheon w\/ keynote speaker tickets, Magyar Ball tickets:<\/p>\n Dr. Julius N\u00e1das Hungarian Association 1425 Grace Avenue<\/p>\n Cleveland, OH 44107 Website: https:\/\/hungarianassociation.com<\/a><\/p>\nNEW FILM!<\/h1>\n