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    Issue 9 — June/July 1994

    Featuring Gettysburg

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    Issue 9 Attractions
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    Opening Credits Attractions Sign In or Subscribe
    Editor's Couch From The Editor's Couch Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
    Readers' Letters Readers' Letters WSR Staff Sign In or Subscribe
    New Equipment Coming Soon...To A Retailer Near You... WSR Staff Sign In or Subscribe
    Your Home Theatre HDTV—Heaven Or Hell? Your Choice! Dale Cripps Sign In or Subscribe
    Your Home Theatre Is There A Video Projector In Your Future? Joe Kane Sign In or Subscribe
    Inside Telecine Film To Tape Horror Stories Marc Wielage Sign In or Subscribe
    Your Home Theatre The ISO/MPEG Audio Coding Standard Leon M. Van de Kerkhof And Aldo G. Cugnini Sign In or Subscribe
    Your Home Theatre A Theatre In Your Home Part One: The Right Room Russ Herschelmann Sign In or Subscribe
    DVD/LaserDisc Previews Widescreen Laser Discography WSR Staff Sign In or Subscribe
    Your Home Theatre Widescreen Monitors: 56-Inch 16:9 Toshiba TheaterWide Craig Eggers Sign In or Subscribe
    Making Movies Hollywood Shifts Attention To Aesthetics Of Widescreen TV Bob Fisher Sign In or Subscribe
    Making Movies Sound Wars At A Theatre Near You Round Six: The Standards War Intensifies Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
    Making Movies Digital Sound Filmography WSR Staff Sign In or Subscribe
    On Screen A Conversation With Surround Decoder Guru Jim Fosgate Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
    DVD/LaserDisc Previews Reviews WSR Staff Sign In or Subscribe
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    Issue 9 Featured LaserDisc Reviews
    Affair To Remember, An Ben-Hur Beverly Hills Cop Beverly Hills Cop II Bridge On The River Kwai, The Carlito’s Way Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love the Bomb Fall Of The House Of Usher, The/Pit And The Pendulum Follow That Dream Forbidden Planet Gandhi Gettysburg Kid Galahad Lawrence Of Arabia Mrs. Doubtfire Oliver! Paint Your Wagon Peeping Tom Pelican Brief, The Raintree County Richard III Robinson Crusoe On Mars Three Musketeers, The Unforgiven, The Vikings, The
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