The LG Magic Remote MR22FN is a device that allows users to control their LG Smart TVs with ease. It is a handheld remote control with various features that make navigating and operating the TV much simpler and more convenient. One of the main features of the MR22FN is its motion-controlled cursor. This allows users to move a cursor on the screen by simply moving the remote in the air. This makes it much easier to select and navigate through different options and menus on the TV. The remote also has a scroll wheel that can be used to scroll up and down, further enhancing the ease of navigating.
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A 1903 review for the musical wrote, The burlesque parody of the cockney coon song never satisfies the audience until the two comedians have sung and danced themselves completely out of breath. Black-face as a comedy routine went on well into the 1950s, but in this case, the performance was not not being presented as a Minstrel show, but had similar tropes and gags to make the audience laugh.
The remote also has a scroll wheel that can be used to scroll up and down, further enhancing the ease of navigating. Another feature of the Magic Remote is its voice control capability. Users can simply speak into the remote to search for content, change channels, or adjust settings on the TV.
'The Wizard Of Oz'
Bert Lahr (far right), Ray Bolger (back row, right), Judy Garland (sitting, right), composer Harold Arlen (sitting left), and various MGM and music publishing executives sing songs from the 1939 film musical 'The Wizard of Oz' around a microphone in the NBC radio studio, circa 1939. Hulton Archive/Getty Images hide caption
toggle caption Hulton Archive/Getty ImagesBert Lahr (far right), Ray Bolger (back row, right), Judy Garland (sitting, right), composer Harold Arlen (sitting left), and various MGM and music publishing executives sing songs from the 1939 film musical 'The Wizard of Oz' around a microphone in the NBC radio studio, circa 1939.
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The Wizard of Oz is, of course, a great movie. But it wouldn't have worked without the songs, which came from Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg, a couple of guys with a piano, imagination and energy. Their talents and a rich orchestral score from Herbert Stothart helped make The Wizard of Oz one of the most widely seen, best-known and best-loved motion pictures in history.
John Fricke, author of several books about The Wizard of Oz, was among the millions of Americans watching the first time the movie appeared on television. It was November 1956.
He remembers being 5 years old and watching the movie with his cousins.
"All the kids were scared of the monkeys and the witch," he says. "And everybody walked away two hours later having had this great, happy evening. I was the one who had the life-changing experience."
A lobby card from Victor Fleming's 1939 film The Wizard of Oz, starring Judy Garland. Hulton Archive/Getty Images hide caption
toggle caption Hulton Archive/Getty ImagesFricke explains that Oz was one of the first movie musicals to make the songs part of the narrative, essential to understanding the characters and their motivation. He also says that to have a young Judy Garland playing Dorothy was a songwriter's dream.
"The property of The Wizard of Oz, the script for The Wizard of Oz, the songs for The Wizard of Oz were all written specifically for Judy Garland," he says. "This was to be her first huge Technicolor showcase. And when Harold Arlen and Yip Harburg were signed to write The Wizard of Oz, they realized that there was a desire to have a ballad up front in The Wizard of Oz that would define Dorothy's character. And Arlen and Harburg realized they could write a ballad that had a great emotional range and great vocal range, because Judy Garland — even at 15, 16 — had that kind of power."
Fricke says MGM executives worried that placing the ballad "Over the Rainbow" at the beginning of the movie would slow it down.
"When Wizard of Oz was finished and taken out to be sneak previewed, one of the things they kept cutting out and putting back into the picture was the whole 'Over the Rainbow' sequence," he says. "But there was no way Oz could sustain itself without that song. That is Dorothy's theme musically. That is Dorothy's theme lyrically. I don't think you can overestimate the importance of that song and that performance in that spot in that movie."
Click the audio link above to hear more about the songs in The Wizard of Oz.
- Harold Arlen
- E.Y. "Yip" Harburg
- Judy Garland
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This feature eliminates the need to type or navigate through on-screen keyboards, saving time and effort. The MR22FN also has dedicated buttons for popular streaming apps such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, allowing for quick and easy access to these services. Additionally, the remote has buttons for controlling other devices such as Blu-ray players or soundbars, offering a consolidated and seamless user experience. With its sleek design and ergonomic grip, the LG Magic Remote MR22FN is a user-friendly and efficient tool for controlling LG Smart TVs. It enhances the overall TV-watching experience by providing intuitive and convenient control options, making it a must-have accessory for LG Smart TV owners..
Reviews for "Getting the Most out of your LG Smart TV with the Magic Remote MR22FN"
- John Smith - 2 stars - I had high hopes for the LG magic remote mr22fn, but I have been very disappointed with its performance. The buttons are not very responsive and I often have to press them multiple times for the remote to register my command. The cursor also jumps around on the screen, making it difficult to navigate accurately. Overall, I find the remote to be frustrating and unreliable.
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