In the wake of the massacre, the news reel of the event was suppressed for fear of creating, in the words of an official at Paramount News agency, " mass hysteria ."
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On April 25, RKO announced that the film, now no longer being called " News Reel ", but simply an untitled film about the news reel business, would begin filming in early May.
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On April 25, RKO announced that the film, now no longer being called " News Reel ", but simply an untitled film about the news reel business, would begin filming in early May.
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When World War II begins, Sheldon, Doris, and many others see the Marvels joining forces with the Allies on a news reel; they celebrate and all of their fears are put to rest.
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An example is newspapers, which still exist after having been superseded by radio, movie news reels, TV news, and now internet news . talk ) 20 : 05, 19 April 2013 ( UTC)
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Lantos also complained that what mention there is of Jews is limited to a small area where visitors can see old news reels showing skeletal concentration camp inmates after their liberation by the Allies.
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Lindy hop moved off-shore in the 1930s and 40s, again in films and news reels, but also with American troops stationed overseas, particularly in the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and other Allied nations.
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But before he left the house, Smith put a new reel of tape in the tape recorder by his bed and set the dial on his clock radio to KFI, radio home of the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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School N122, a school she attended, in Kiev was named after her and a film was shot in 1965 ( " 5B = 58725AB = KE A > ; 40B " ) which was precisely produced and included news reels.
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The two-hour film, produced for the History Channel, combines the White House audio tapes, many of which were recorded in the residence in the early hours of the morning, with vintage news reels and recordings of the president's televised speeches.
