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From: prd@pauldormer.cix.co.uk (Paul Dormer)
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Subject: Re: AKICIF: Capitalization Question
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In article <vfof04$12onm$1@dont-email.me>, evelynchimelisleeper@gmail.com
(Evelyn C. Leeper) wrote:

> The IMDb and the film's posters (or the title card) do not always 
> agree.   The current cover art/poster has "the" in lower case, but a 
> search of images shows some art with either capitalization, or "the" 
> in the same size font as the major words, while "and" and "of" are in 
> smaller type.

Incidentally, the Wikipedia article about the film suggest The World of
Tomorrow is a nod towards the 1939 World Fair.  Presumably that was why
"The" was capitalised.