motion-picture screen

Army private during World War II. As The Times described it, the “he-man of the motion-picture screen ... held up his right hand and repeated the oath of enlistment” at the Federal Building in L.A.

“He changed the way people lived around here. It’s something I’d like to see on a major motion-picture screen one day.”

As if her mind were a motion-picture screen, the events of the day marched past, in very bad sequence, like an unassembled film.

A naked woman flashed on a motion-picture screen set up at an Army Air Forces base in the Libyan desert near Bengasi one baking July day in 1943.

Una longed for a love-scene on the motion-picture screen.