71.   The movie will be shown five times per day in each.

72.   The National Motorcoach Television Network, based in Fairfax, Va., shows movies and sells advertising for hundreds of television-equipped tour buses.

73.   The move, approved in a Santa Ana courtroom, allows Edwards to convert the theaters to show mainstream movies in an attempt to boost flagging revenues.

74.   The newly narrated movie will be shown at special fund-raising screenings.

75.   The plan is to build morale higher still among American, British and Turkish soldiers by showing the movie and signing autographs.

76.   The movies will be shown at locations that include Stuyvesant High School, the TriBeCa Performing Arts Center and the Screening Room.

77.   The recently formed National Association for the Advancement of Colored People responded to the film with demonstrations and largely unsuccessful boycotts of theaters where the movie was being shown.

78.   The screen minimizes glare and shows movies in their true aspect ratios.

79.   The theater will also show movies.

80.   The trend, quite simply, is that the rest of the world is starting to copy the United States in both culture and in how it shows movies.