Sentence examples for screen edition of from inspiring English sources

The Music Hall crowns its holiday entertainment bill with a tender and lovingly arranged screen edition of Sir James's rueful little Scottish romance.

With the blessings of Mr. Goldwyn ringing in her ears, the enchanting and golden-haired Miss Sten triumphs handsomely in the latest screen edition of "Resurrection," which had its first showing at the Music Hall yesterday.

The animators who worked on the movie spent a great deal of time poring over the original drawings when it came time to create the screen editions of the cars.

In "We Live Again" she gives an enormously attractive performance in what is surely the most faithful of the three screen editions of Tolstoy's novel.Apart from its external loveliness, it is the chief merit of the production that it captures the theme of mystic socialism and Christ-like abasement which lay so close to the heart and mind of the later Tolstoy.

It's twinkle versus glower in the big-screen edition of Peter Morgan's theatrical smackdown "Frost/Nixon".

(Olive Films; Blu-ray, $29.95; DVD, $19.95; not rated) 'Sincerely Yours' No candelabra are in sight in "Sincerely Yours," Warner Brothers' 1955 attempt to transfer the immense popularity of Liberace's syndicated television show to the movies, but most of the great showman's other attributes are on entertaining display in a new wide-screen edition of the film from the Warner Archive Collection.

Make your own LaBeouf-approved motivational movie, using the raw, green screened edition of #Introductions and check out more of the Central Saint Martins students' works here. .

Ken Tyler (partner/owner of Gemini G.E.L. at the time) delivered the silk screen edition to New York, where Warhol signed it for the McGovern fundraiser.

The original Genus Edition was followed by the Silver Screen Edition, with questions solely about films.

Both films are from the later years of his career: the 1964 "My Fair Lady" has been reissued on Blu-ray by Paramount, and the 1972 "Travels With My Aunt" has reappeared, in a newly remastered wide-screen edition, as part of the Warner Archive Collection.

THE KING'S ENGLISH: CONFUSION REIGNS -- With new entries as varied as va-va-voom, bioweapon, speed dating and plasma screen, the 11th edition of the Concise Oxford English Dictionary has made its debut, but the real problem these days seems not to be the vocabulary of literate people but how they use it.