The effect was achieved, however, only with violins in a "screeching, stabbing sound-motion of extraordinary viciousness".
He is credited with the authorship or coauthorship of a number of sound motion pictures including The Royal Family of Broadway (1931), Dinner at Eight (1933), It's a Wonderful World (1939, with Ben Hecht), Pride of the Yankees (1942), and Citizen Kane (1941, with Orson Welles).
The two syndromic groups showed broadly similar profiles of auditory spatial deficits relative to healthy older controls, with sparing of discriminability of cues to sound externalization but impaired discrimination of sound motion and static position in external space.
Just as silent films had popularized physical and slapstick comedy, the encroachment of sound motion pictures and radio during the 1930s paved the way for Hope's style of brash verbal comedy.
After the hit Animal Crackers (1928), the brothers turned their attentions to the new medium of sound motion pictures.
Before the advent of sound motion picture film, audiences were treated to silent films from around the world, often with live musical accompaniment.
PCA was associated with significantly greater impairment of sound motion processing than typical Alzheimer's disease.
It was the setting for the very first full-length sound motion picture and an episode of 'The Simpsons.' New York's Lower East Side has achieved mythic status not just in Jewish life but also in American history".
Some dances begin with a bang — of sound, of motion, of light — which can bring an audience to sharp attention right away.
In Mundari, ribuy-tibuy refers to the sight, sound, and motion of a fat person's buttocks.
"Video has become an important part of the digital ecosystem," he said, as advertisers seek to replicate online the "sight, sound and motion" of television commercials.
