But make no mistake about it: every time a newspaper cuts a chess column, chess loses.
Though Exhibitor's Herald cited that the advertising for the film would include "four kinds of one-sheet, three-sheet, six-sheet and 24-sheet lithographs, newspaper cuts, slides, window cards, banners, heralds, throw aways and many other novelties never before seen".
The hallway was framed by grill radiators and a handful of newspaper cut-outs of South American football teams.
She also reported, with apologies, that a phone representative for this newspaper cut the price in half on her Sunday-only subscription.
Then I picked up the newspaper, cut out the photograph of Isaac, and put it in my wallet, in the plastic part made for a photo.
Newspaper cut-outs and extracts from his manifesto, framed in the museum, chronicle his battle against corruption and social injustice as well as his constant scrapes with the law.
The Ann Arbor News in Michigan, another Newhouse newspaper, cut back the printed paper to Thursdays and Sundays in 2009, and hired a fraction of its former staff to run the Web site AnnArbor.com.
Collage elements punctuate the illustrations — a tiny ladybug in the grass, a piece of lace for a window curtain, a blowing newspaper cut, folded and tweaked with white paint.
The good news, said the sign, is that Marriott's carbon footprint would be reduced by 10,350 metric tons per year thanks to the newspaper cut-back.
Philadelphia-based artist Jesse Krimes, who was imprisoned for six years on a drug charge, displayed a mural of colourful newspaper cut outs he made with his bedsheets, hair gel and a spoon on a wall.
Philadelphia-based artist Jesse Krimes, who was imprisoned for six years on a drug charge, displayed a mural of colorful newspaper cut outs he made with his bedsheets, hair gel and a spoon on a wall.
