How To Use Nickelodeon In A Sentence
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Grimy back alley flophouses, squalid arcades lined with girlie nickelodeons and a neon-lined skid row lend the picture an air of authenticity.
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In working class neighborhoods, children and teenagers flocked to the cheap storefront movie theaters, called nickelodeons, where even at night only a minority of the audience were adults.
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Well, it's based on this Tijuana nickelodeon machine.
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An equivalent system is the punched-hole stack of connected cards used in a pianola, or the rotating slotted-metal disk in a nickelodeon, where the music is being played in response to the arrangement of the holes.
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Keke Palmer is one of the highest paid teen TV actresses and is raking in an estimated $20, 000 an episode for her Nickelodeon show.
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Apparently based on the first season of the acclaimed Nickelodeon cartoon Avatar: the Last Airbender, the film is a structural disaster, choppily bouncing from one brief expositional scene to another.
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Another sound in the nickelodeons was the murmur of immigrant voices translating aloud the titles into the languages of Europe.
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I now have hopes for Nickelodeon to return to something like the glory it enjoyed during my childhood.
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Marcus Loew, onetime furrier and currently owner of a group of nickelodeons, had come on the scene, combining live acts and two-reelers at his New York showcase, Loew's State.
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This sounds like I'm describing the days of crystal-set radios and hand-cranked nickelodeons, I know.
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Viewers could point to a deluge of children's programming on satellite, cable and digital channels such as Cartoon Network and Nickelodeon.
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Comedy Central's Daily Show is on the scene 11 ET/PT; interstitial kids 'coverage on Nickelodeon; BET and TV One report live nightly from the Democratic convention.
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Italian theaters and music halls, for example, largely gave way to vaudeville, nickelodeons, organized sports, and radio programming.
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Tall was a quickie, typically without fully disrobing and most often occurring just after the top or bottom of the hour when a new episode had started on the Disney Channel or Nickelodeon.
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She devotes loving attention to her orchestra, and especially to the coin-operated nickelodeon, the earliest version of a juke box.
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These machines -- calliopes, nickelodeons, and German jahrmarkt organs -- were visually juxtaposed in fast crosscuts, their sounds mixed with those of the more conventional violin, piano, accordion and banjo, all of them deconstructed via musical sampler that detuned, altered, and arranged the rhythmic whimsy into an "imaginary orchestra" soundtrack.
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Nickelodeon (nickel theater) opens in Pittsburgh.
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Leaving aside a faint resemblance to Nickelodeon Jr.'s Dora the Explorer, we like the idea of a video game that can teach kids to avoid the deadly consequences of warfare's long legacy.
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Her mind traveled back in time as she rode away from Caz and Annie, the scenes of her life waxing and waning like images in a nickelodeon.
PAINT THE WIND
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With Vasquez as executive producer, the series premiered in March 2001 on Nickelodeon.
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Before long, thousands of nickelodeons popped up in cities across the country, ushering in a new era of the motion picture as profit-making industry, entertainment for the masses and pop culture juggernaut.
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Songs well up from the subliminal nickelodeon in my head.
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In 1918, the Chicago Motion Picture Commission heard evidence of the pernicious effect nickelodeons were having on America's youth.