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	Barnyard: The Original Party Animals Movie - Official Site - The Barnyard Movie of the Year!
		From Steve Oedekerk and Nickelodeon Movies, creators of “Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius,” and filmed entirely in CGI, comes this hilarious look at what really happens in a barnyard when the farmer’s back is turned.
		“Nickelodeon’s Party Animals Movie” is a lighthearted tale centering around Otis (voiced by Kevin James), a carefree party cow, who enjoys singing, dancing and playing tricks on humans.
		Unlike his father Ben (voiced by Sam Elliott), the respected patriarch of the farm, and Miles, the wise old mule (voiced by Danny Glover), Otis is unconcerned about keeping the animals’ humanlike talents a secret.
	www.barnyardmovie.com (0 words)

	Who Watched the Film?
		Nickelodeons exploded onto the scene in major cities in these years; there were probably more nickelodeons then than movie theaters today.
		Theater owners made (or were forced to make) their theaters safer and more sanitary, local censorship boards insured that films did not offend middle-class tastes, and theater seats and decorations became more pretentious.
		These "Movie Palaces" targeted a different audience than the nickelodeons, as middle-class patrons began to attend the movies in droves and disciplined armies of uniformed ushers enforced audience behavior and decorum.
	historymatters.gmu.edu /mse/film/question4.html (1231 words)

	Nickelodeon movie theater Details, Meaning Nickelodeon movie theater Article and Explanation Guide
		Nickelodeon is an early twentieth-century term referring to the small, neighborhood movie theaters or fleapits (as they were later affectionately referred to in the UK) in which admission was obtained for 5 centss (American).
		Often located in converted storefronts of all kinds (even livery stables!), the first nickelodeon was opened in Pittsburgh in 1905; the popularity of these affordable and entertaining (and highly profitable) venues was such that their numbers mushroomed to approximately 8,000 in the U.S. by 1908.
		Spartan, smoke-filled, dingy and dark, they were furnished with correspondingly spartan 'opera' (read 'kitchen') chairs and a piano, which was often played by a girl from the neighbourhood, using whatever music she had in her repertoire at the moment.
	www.e-paranoids.com /n/ni/nickelodeon_movie_theater.html (318 words)

	Nickelodeon movie theater
		Nickelodeon is an early 20th century form of small, neighborhood movie theaters in which admission was obtained for a nickel.
		The name "Nickelodeon" was coined by Harry Davis and John P. Harris, who opened their small, storefront theatre under that name on Smithfield Street in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania in June of 1905.
		Nickelodeons would show films which were typically fifteen to twenty minutes in length, and in a variety of styles and subjects, such as short narratives, "scenics" (views of the world from moving trains), illustrated song slides, local or touring song and dance acts, comedies, melodramas, problem plays, stop action sequences, sporting events (e.g.
	www.brainyencyclopedia.com /encyclopedia/n/ni/nickelodeon_movie_theater.html (677 words)

	Nickelodeon movie theater - The Jiggies Reference Guide (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		Nickelodeon is an early twentieth-century term referring to the small, neighborhood movie theaters or fleapits (as they were later affectionately referred to in the UK) in which admission was obtained for 5 cents (American).
		Often located in converted storefronts of all kinds (even livery stables!), the first nickelodeon was opened in Pittsburgh in 1905; the popularity of these affordable and entertaining (and highly profitable) venues was such that their numbers mushroomed to approximately 8,000 in the U.S. by 1908.
		Spartan, smoke-filled, dingy and dark, they were furnished with correspondingly spartan 'opera' (read 'kitchen') chairs and a piano, which was often played by a girl from the neighbourhood, using whatever music she had in her repertoire at the moment.
	www.jiggies.com /reference/Nickelodeon_movie_theater (289 words)

	Movie theater at AllExperts
		Stage theaters are sometimes converted into movie theatres by placing a screen in front of the stage and adding a projector; this conversion may be permanent, or temporary for purposes such as showing art house fare to an audience accustomed to plays.
		Movies are also commonly shown on airliners in flight, using large screens in each cabin or smaller screens for each group of rows or each individual seat; the airline company sometimes charges a fee for the headphones needed to hear the movie's sound.
		Movie theaters are associated with dating, 3D glasses, popcorn and expensive treats.It is also more culturally accepted to throw and leave your garbage on the floor in a movie theater, than elsewhere.
	en.allexperts.com /e/m/mo/movie_theater.htm (4018 words)

	Nickelodeon movie theater
		Nickelodeon is an early twentieth-century term referring to the small, neighborhood movie theaters or fleapits (as they were later affectionately referred to in the UK) in which admission was obtained for 5 centss (American).
		Often located in converted storefronts of all kinds (even livery stables!), the first nickelodeon was opened in Pittsburgh in 1905; the popularity of these affordable and entertaining (and highly profitable) venues was such that their numbers mushroomed to approximately 8,000 in the U.S. by 1908.
		Spartan, smoke-filled, dingy and dark, they were furnished with correspondingly spartan 'opera' (read 'kitchen') chairs and a piano, which was often played by a girl from the neighbourhood, using whatever music she had in her repertoire at the moment.
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/n/ni/nickelodeon_movie_theater.html (282 words)

	The Nickelodeon's history
		In the meantime, inventors had perfected the movie projector and the same short Kinetoscope films were shown back-to-back in darkened storerooms, a sheet for a screen, and wooden benches to sit on.
		Movies were considered to be the entertainment fit only for the lower classes.
		Nickelodeon programs were changed twice a week and consisted of about five different films -- a drama, a comedy, an adventure, a novelty and maybe even a documentary -- with a combined running time of about an hour.
	ct.essortment.com /nickelodeonshi_rqtl.htm (841 words)

	\|\| Nickelodeon Theatre • Columbia, SC • 803.254.3433 \|\|
		The State Theater, the original theater at 1607 Main Street, opened to critical acclaim on July 2, 1936 with the film “Red Salute.” The Art Deco style building was a stylistic departure from most of the downtown buildings but was typical of grand Southern movie palaces.
		With the introduction of drive-in movies during the 1950s, the pressure increased on the downtown theaters to bring in audiences from all areas of Columbia.
		African-Americans were excluded from attending theaters on Main Street and were instead expected to attend the Carver Theater at 1519 Harden Street and the Independent Register at 1918 Washington Street.
	www.nickelodeon.org /fox.php (671 words)

	Movie Theater History \| Theatre \| Trivia \| Film \| Facts \| Cinema \| AMC \| Ticket Prices
		An art form was born when Louis Lumiere released his film of a train arriving at a station (this was obviously before the invention of the plot).
		Popcorn was first served in movie theaters in 1912, so it was actually in theaters before full-length films.
		While the first air-conditioned movie theater was built way back in 1922, the first cup holders didn't make it into cinemas until AMC Theaters introduced them in 1981.
	www.kidzworld.com /article/6744-movie-theater-history (329 words)

	Nickelodeon Blasts into Toy Fair With Toys From Mattel \| BestStuff
		The movie marks the first Nickelodeon property in the company's history to be launched as a multi-platform franchise.
		Nickelodeon, the number-one network for kids, is also putting its support behind Rocket Power, the animated TV series from Rugrats creators, Klasky Csupo, as well the new preschool hit Dora the Explorer and the 10th Anniversary of Rugrats.
		Nickelodeon is also expanding its Nick-tivities line of creative play toys and compounds after the incredible success of Goooze in 2000.
	www.beststuff.com /fromthewire/nickelodeon-blasts-into-toy-fair-with-toys-from-mattel.html (1617 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Drake Bell
		In 2000, he was nominated for the Young Artist Award for "Best Performance in a TV Movie or Pilot" in the "Supporting Young Actor" category for his role as Cage Redding in the made-for-television film The Jack Bull.
		A television movie (also known as a TV film, TV movie, TV-movie, feature-length drama, made-for-TV movie, movie of the week (MOTW or MOW), single drama, telemovie, telefilm, or two-hour-long drama) is a film that is produced for and originally distributed by a television network.
		Nickelodeon may refer to: Nickelodeon movie theater, an early 20th century form of small, neighborhood movie theaters Nickelodeon (film), a 1976 film directed by Peter Bogdanovich Nickelodeon (TV channel), a cable TV network whose demographic is primarily children and pre-teens in the United States.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Drake-Bell (2535 words)

	American Magic-Lantern Theater - Film History - Film History Began With The Magic-Lantern
		The magic-lantern shows that toured to theaters in the nineteenth century tended to be "variety bills" because "variety" cast a wide net, and because few lanternists could afford to purchase (or to cart) the equipment needed for several special shows.
		With the advent around 1905 of both a successful movie thriller, "The Great Train Robbery," and inexpensive movie "nickelodeon" theaters, the magic-lantern quickly declined as an entertainment medium, relegated to illustrating the songs sung between the reels of the early movie features, or as a single act in vaudeville shows, or to educational functions.
		The child, the movies, had killed the parent, for the magic-lantern was truly the "father of film," -- providing not only the basic optical projector, but a vast artistic repertoire of on-screen visual story-telling techniques, as well as a time-tested repertoire of story content for the early movies.
	www.magiclanternshows.com /filmhistory.htm (2152 words)

	Movie theaters - www.californianonline.com
		Five years after the crash of United 93 in a Pennsylvania field -- a key chapter in the tragic story of Sept. 11 -- a film now depicts events of that day and the courageous actions of passengers on the fourth of the day's four aircraft hijackings.
		In "Stick It," writer-director Jessica Bendinger continues her apparent crusade to fill movie screens with tales of youthful female empowerment.
		After all, this gymnastics saga follows fast on the heels of her scripts that explored the teenage daughter of a president ("First Daughter"), a group of competing cheerleaders ("Bring It On") and even a teen mermaid ("Aquamarine").
	cityguide.californianonline.com /fe/Movies/search.asp (196 words)

	Howstuffworks "How Movie Projectors Work"
		And while movies on VHS and DVD are extremely popular, nothing replaces the larger-than-life spectacle of a grandiose film, such as "The Patriot," filling the big screen.
		A movie projector is a device that continuously moves film along a path so that each frame of the film is stopped for a fraction of a second in front of a light source.
		Movies went from a few minutes in length to an hour or more, and by the late 1920s, movie-goers were enjoying "talkies," films that included a soundtrack.
	www.howstuffworks.com /movie-projector.htm/printable (3138 words)

	Special Effects
		The movie producers filmed Hanks in front of a blue screen, pretending he was interacting with the President.
		The Nickelodeon movie Clockstoppers, which will be released on March 29th, uses the technique known as "time-slicing." It was important for the Clockstoppers plot that objects appear to be frozen in time.
		The average cost of a movie ticket that year was $5.40 (that number included discount rates such as matinees).
	www.riverdeep.net /current/2002/03/031802_movies.jhtml (1662 words)

	Nickelodeon Cinema Information - Portland, ME 04101 - Reviews: Movie Theaters
		This movie theater has been around a long time, as you'll be able to tell as soon as you walk inside.
		This used to be a movie theater for second run movies.
		Tuesdays are bargain night when evening movies are only five dollars no matter what time of the day it is. The theater is older, so there is no stadium seating like newer theaters.
	www.insiderpages.com /b/3715927246 (292 words)

	Downtown: Organizations: Nickelodeon
		The first exclusive moving pictures theater in Pittsburg and the world was opened in 1905 by Harry Davis and John P. Harris in the Howard Block, west side of Smithfield street, between Diamond and Fifth avenue.
		Curious to say, the second exclusive picture theater of the world was opened in Warsaw, capital of Poland, by a Pittsburg Polander, who saw the Davis-Harris adventure and recognized the possibilities of presenting so wonderful and profitable a development in his native country.
		It was a development of this invention of Lumiere which was brought from France to equip the little theater in Smithfield street, the first in the world devoted to exclusive use in a theater apart from all other forms of entertainment.
	www.clpgh.org /exhibit/neighborhoods/downtown/down_n71.html (1635 words)

	It's...QUAILMAN! in nickelodeon photos photo
		Nickelodeon movie theater, an early 20th century form of small, neighborhood movie theaters.
		Nickelodeon, a 1976 film directed by Peter Bogdanovich.
		Nickelodeon, a cable TV network whose demographic is primarily children and pre-teens in the United States.
	www.buzznet.com /tags/nickelodeon/photos/?id=5192113 (144 words)

	Lowe's Racing
		Nickelodeon Movies is the feature film development and production division of Nickelodeon which produces movies for kids and their families in association with its sister Viacom company, Paramount Pictures.
		Nickelodeon Movies was created in 1993 to develop and produce several types of films, which include star-driven family event movies, kids first movies and animated features, all of which bring extraordinary events, characters and situations into everyday contemporary life.
		Nickelodeon feature film releases have grossed more than a half billion at the box office and include the Oscar(r) nominated "Jimmy Neutron: Boy Genius," "Rugrats Go Wild," "The Rugrats Movie," "Snow Day," "Rugrats in Paris: The Movie," "Clockstoppers" and "The Wild Thornberrys Movie," among others.
	www.lowesracing.com /movie300/052704.html (845 words)

	The Quiet World :: A Lemony Snicket Resource
		There is no movie, particularly one appearing in theaters everywhere on December seventeenth of this year.
		LS: The food served in movie theaters is terrible.
		I prefer to go without food in movie theaters, no matter what you may have heard.
	thequietworld.com /facts.php?page=nickelodeonmagazinenovember04 (1442 words)

	History of Edison Motion Pictures: Fictional Films Dominate as nickelodeons Emerge (1900-1907)
		Appearing first in 1905, nickelodeons featured movie shows all day long, and in contrast to the vaudeville theaters which had showed many actuality films, the nickelodeons featured more fictional films.
		The first nickelodeon was built in Pittsburgh in June 1905 by Harry Davis, a vaudeville magnate.
		By the end of 1907, however, the nickelodeon boom began to decline, and entrepreneurs began to build movie theaters with greater seating capacities where larger audiences could see longer film programs.
	memory.loc.gov /ammem/edhtml/edfict.html (783 words)

	Before the Nickelodeon: The Early Cinema of Edwin S. Porter \| MTV MOVIES
		At the beginning of this documentary on early cinematographer Edwin S. Porter (1869-1941), director Charles Musser gives some background on the "nickelodeons" or theaters that charged a nickel as an entrance fee, and their early (presumably cheaper) predecessors.
		The men who set up the programs at the nickelodeons -- including Porter at times -- arranged film clips and still slides to create about a half-hour's worth of entertainment -- they were the first film editors.
		Instead of an editor at a nickelodeon putting together two film sequences, Porter was doing the sequencing as the cinematographer.
	www.mtv.com /movies/movie/114545/moviemain.jhtml (568 words)

	Larry Widen - Milwaukee Movie Palaces
		Seegert closed the theater in 1929 because upgrading from silent picture equipment to the new "talking" movies was too expensive.
		The theater was twinned in 1973 and renamed the Centre; later it was called the Grand Cinemas 1 and 2.
		was converted into a movie theater in the 1920's.
	www.widenonline.com /moviepalaces.htm (354 words)

	THE RUGRATS MOVIE
		Children's Animated: Based on the Nickelodeon TV show, a group of young kids must find their way home after getting lost in the woods.
		Apparently living in the same universe as Dennis the Menace, Charlie Brown and the Peanuts gang, along with other similar cartoon/comic characters whose pituitary glands have seemingly been removed to stunt their growth and development, the Rugrats are a big hit among kids.
		As in many movies aimed at kids, some scatological humor occurs, and we not only get to hear references to bodily functions, but also see and hear some of them as well (all played for laughs -- which they elicited from the kids at our screening).
	www.screenit.com /movies/1998/the_rugrats_movie.html (2148 words)

	The Great American Landmarks Adventure (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		As the movies became very popular, thousands of movie theaters were built across the country.
		The largest theaters were called "movie palaces," elaborate structures with ornate decoration inside and out.
		Today, it is one of the major remaining movie palaces in the United States.
	www.cr.nps.gov /hps/pad/adventure/para.htm (107 words)

	The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie
		This is a movie about an animated sponge that wears square cardboard pants.
		I've never seen the SpongeBob TV show, so I went into the movie without much of an idea of what I was in for.
		I'm not dying to see it again, and I don't think I'll be glued to the TV set every time it's on, but I enjoyed it, and I'm not gonna waste my time or yours by picking apart what I didn't like.
	www.themoviemark.com /moviereviews/spongebob.asp (824 words)

	The Nickelodeon \| History of the American Cinema
		Newspapers and magazines were part of it too, but they did not share in the excitement and apprehension that surrounded the moving image.
		All across the country the little store shows known as nickelodeons were doing a gold-rush business in the midst of the economic recession of 1907.
		In the country or the smallest towns, they had to wait for the touring show to book into the local opera house, or the grange hall, or YMCA, or await the arrival of the old-style fl-tent show, which still followed the route of country fairs or circuses, showing films inside its darkened canvas walls.
	www.bookrags.com /research/the-nickelodeon (484 words)

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