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I think that's right. And you think there's enthusiasm for it in Washington?

I really think so among people who are concerned about cultural events. I know of some, and many of them have had to travel to New York to fulfill their own natural desires in this area.

And that's very expensive and ridiculous when you consider that it's the nation's capital.

And it's so inconvenient that they don't...

They don't do it often.

Latently speaking, you have such a great interest in cultural projects in Washington because you have a high percentage of educated people.

Yes, I agree. Well, I'm glad to hear your feeling about it because I hope it's very true as I've given a great amount of time and effort, much of it very very frustrating and very unsuccessful in large areas, toward getting it going;