Among Hudson's last efforts, the diminutive wagon featured reclining seats, the stuff of drive-in-theater legend.
These days, the diminutive, exclusive resort features just 15 accommodations, and uses the old Mediterranean style Vanderbilt mansion as a home for entertainment and dining, and adjacent 1930s, bungalow-type cottages and villas for guests' accommodations.
Their first project is the anthology Essays on Documentary, featuring diminutive docos which ruminate on their own film-making practice.
Called "Lilliput," it is inspired by "Gulliver's Travels" and will feature diminutive sculptures by emerging artists including Oliver Laric, Alessandro Pessoli, Tomoaki Suzuki, Francis Upritchard, Erika Verzutti and Allyson Vieira.
As an editor, artist and writer at Quality Comics from 1940 to 1943, Mr. Fox drew covers for comic books featuring the diminutive Dollman and edited "Police Comics," which featured Jack Cole's Plastic Man.
A diminutive man of Asian features, his nickname in the underworld of Soviet-era Moscow was Taivanchik, or the Little Taiwanese, though his friends knew him as Alik.
Similar Venus figurines with exaggerated sexual features and diminutive arms and legs have been found at a range of Stone Age archaeological sites stretching from the Pyrenees to southern Russia.
Despite its diminutive size the i85 features an extensive list of goodies that's shown off by its 3-inch LCD.
For the grand unveiling of its new name, the station ran ads that featured a diminutive security guard called Doug.
His presence is comparable to Bob Dylan's in director Larry Charles' little-seen 2003 drama Masked and Anonymous, which featured the diminutive minstrel playing a version of himself.
