While the credits for the show rolled on-screen, as at the end of a movie, Mr. Lima praised the chief executive's vision and daring.
Wolpaw noted they did not expect certain elements of the game to be as popular as they were, while other elements they had expected to become fads were ignored, such as a giant hoop that rolls on-screen during the final scene of the game that the team had named Hoopy.
The supertitles rolled on the screen – "Ladies, you who know the intellect of love…," or words to that effect.
I vetoed the House of Frankenstein and we compromised on Ripley's Moving Theater, where we paid good money to be thrown around in our seats while film clips from Indiana Jones movies, roller coasters and ski jumps rolled on the screen.
Midshow she issued a plea for audience members to donate to the charity Keep a Child Alive using their cellphones, and at the end of the show, closing credits — "Rigger," "Legal representation," etc. — rolled on a screen as they would after a movie.
It ran on Page One of the Mercury News on Sept. 15, but even more importantly, it went out on the Knight Ridder wire and was used on Page One of the Des Moines Register, Page Two of the New York Daily News and became fodder for an NBC News report in which Biden and Kennedy's speeches were rolled on the screen simultaneously.
During the final song, "Tenth Avenue Freeze Out," he stopped the music after the line "The Big Man joined the band," and a film of Clemons rolled on the screens above the stage.
From the opening moments - credits roll on a screen for what could be a horror film - this play inventively twists and turns over every fact established in The Notebook.
As the report rolled on to the television screen, I watched closely as my youngest daughter tilted her head in an effort to comprehend.
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Instead, it is narrated by the mother of a young child as news footage of gloomy economic reports before Trump took office rolls on screen. .
