Writing about early Irish-language translations of Western astrology texts, Ellis speculated that there could have been an earlier, native Irish astrological system, even though there is no evidence for this, arguing that " a study of linguistic concepts and early cosmological motifs and calendrical philosophies of both Celtic ( inclusive of Old Irish ) and Greco-Roman mythology-based symbolism used in Western astrology, just with the figures ( Leo the Lion, etc . ) given Irish names.
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Added the Caidin suite of colours to History of Crayola crayons and List of Crayola crayon colors, simultaneously vandalizing both pages and deleting good information; his other contributions include most of his usual targets ( List of incomplete or partially lost films, List of rediscovered films, List of lost films, Leo the Lion ( MGM ), List of PAW Patrol episodes, etc . Previously reported this IP on December 18; one month block added ( which has obviously now expired ).
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That explains the exhortative tone of the campaign, which seeks to burnish the Dreyfus brand image by imploring investors to " Rule your kingdom . " ( Any resemblance to the theme of a recent campaign for Barneys New York, " Rule your rat pack, " is no doubt coincidental . ) And in place of the somnolent lion that appeared on and off in Dreyfus advertising since the 1950s, the television commercials and print advertisements feature a boldly fierce animal more vocal than Leo the lion.
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Broadcasting magazine reported on Mutual's " extensive promotion campaign " for the MGM package : " The campaign was launched via distribution-- to advertisers, agencies and radio editors-- of boxes of gingerbread men in the shape of Mutual's'Mr . Plus'trademarks and MGM's'Leo the Lion,'along with details of the Mutual-MGM program tie-up . " Despite the network's promotional efforts, however, the program lasted only one year on Mutual.
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"Leo the Lion is privileged to herald this one with his deepest roar-the one that comes from way down-for seldom if indeed ever has the screen been so successful in its approach to fantasy and extravaganza through flesh-and-blood, " wrote " Film Daily ", adding that this " handsomely mounted fairy story in Technicolor, with its wealth of humor and homespun philosophy, its stimulus to the imagination, its procession of unforgettable settings, its studding of merry tunes should click solidly at the box-office ."
