The Big Picture (TV series) - 1964) Story of Sylvanus Thayer and how he transformed the military academy into an institution known for its history of molding great leaders. TV 625 Old Glory (B&W - 1964) A tribute to our flag -- How it has been an inspiration to the American fighting man since it proudly carried its thirteen original stars. TV 627 American Soldier TV 628 NATO: Background to Berlin TV 629 Wings At The Tree Tops (US Armed Helicopters) TV 631 Iran TV 632 NATO: The Changed Face of Europe TV 633 American on the Move TV 634 Army in Action -- Episode
The Taming of the Shrew on screen heart admired the man whose temper is greater than her own." The first sound adaptation of the play was in 1929; Sam Taylor's "The Taming of the Shrew", starring Mary Pickford and Douglas Fairbanks (the first sound adaptation of any Shakespeare play). This version was simultaneously shot as a silent film, and, depending on whether a given theatre was equipped to screen sound films, was released both as a "talkie" and a silent. Using only 500 lines from the original play, and a few lines from David Garrick's 1754 adaptation of "Shrew", "Catharine and Petruchio", the film is primarily known