Now he entices movie studios with big bucks for the right to download the programs they make for television networks, which angers the TV networks that thought they had purchased the exclusive rights to two showings of these programs.
Only one evening showing was originally slated for the film, but high ticket demand led to two more showings, one in the late evening and a third the next day.
By Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, October 31 , 1953P. 25 Talk story about a visit to two preview showings of "Sixty Years of Living Architecture: The Work of Frank Lloyd Wright" held at the temporary exhibition pavilion erected by Mr. Wright beside the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.
Last Friday, there were at least five showings scheduled, two to potential buyers returning for a second look.
After a player's first throw, he elects either to stand pat or to draw (throw again), as in draw poker; in the latter case he separates out his best-showing dice and rolls up to three of the dice again, after which his result stands.
Volumes 1 and 5 have the best showings at five times at 15 and twice at 17 respectively, while the final three volumes (7 through 9) were the least successful with volume 8 being the lowest ranking twice at 45.
The Hackney Picturehouse, for example, can only shoehorn three showings in one day as opposed to four for Inside Llewyn Davis (a more conventional 105 minutes).
Your greatest number of showings will happen within the first three to four weeks of a listing hitting the market.
In the diagramed auction East's jump to four diamonds is fit-showing, indicating a heart fit and diamond length.
The premiere of "Oprah's Next Chapter," the once-a-week successor to her five-day-a-week "Oprah Winfrey Show," drew an average of 1.1 million total viewers for two showings on cable Sunday night, far fewer than the six million to eight million that had watched her previous talk show on local TV stations each weekday.
