ONE must keep that ball-in-a-box picture in mind on entering the building.
"There was some worry early on - could we really make a musical out of a boxing picture?
Right Cross (1950) was a boxing picture about a fighter (Montalban) who imagines prejudice because of his Mexican heritage; June Allyson played his love interest, and Dick Powell played his best friend, a cynical sports reporter.
In between, we find a boxing picture ("The Ring"), a public school story ("Downhill"), a rural comedy ("The Farmer's Wife"), an adaptation of a Noël Coward society drama ("Easy Virtue"), a proto-screwball comedy centered on a ditsy heiress ("Champagne") and a stark, almost neorealist treatment of adultery in an isolated fishing village ("The Manxman").
And yet it's a boxing picture that is quite different from any formula boxing picture you've ever seen.
The purpose of this step is to assure a very close, tight fit in the ends of two boards cut on a compound angle, such as crown moulding or a shadow box picture frame.
A giant box (pictured) that seems from a distance to depict a city skyline is actually made up, when you get close, of hundreds of small photographs of houses in Lahore, a teeming mosaic of urbanity that includes shops, traffic and dusty street corners.
We constructed a mirror box pictured in Figure 2 A. The box was designed to avoid the forced and asymmetric posture imposed by experimental setups with a mirror placed in the midsagittal plane.
Suddenly, there was the sound of crashing glass: London, Jorden's nine-year-old cousin, had dropped a box of picture frames.
Contents of the box: picture wire, wire cutter, picture hooks.
Mr. Abbey sent over a box of pictures, and soon the astronauts themselves began to show up.
