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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

take the money without effectively assuring
himself on that point, his is the loss, and he
has nobody but himself to blame for the con-
sequences.
After a few of these padlocks are dangling
from the front doors Of deceased blind-plgs,
it will not be so easy to secure the use OF real
estate in Kenosha for the sale of liquor or in
which the sale of liquor can possibly be car
ried on And there is fixed inality about
government paddock When it goes on, there
is nothing but the lapse of time that will get
it off, And rentless year for good piece of
property, will set good many people to think
ing more than twice before they will rent pro-
perty that involves the slightest risk of run
ming into that financial hiatus.
We can easily believe that right now there
are more landlords interested in seeing that
their tenants absolutely obey the law, than
there ever have been in Kenosha before. For
some of them it is too late for vigilance. In
some cases the conditions that entitle them to
the distinction of the paddock have been fully
complied with, and in not one of these in
stances should it be withheld. There are
others however, in which the police, the dis
trict attorney the Evening News, the land
load and the blind-pgger all know the law is
being violated, ,but in which the necessary sec
ond conviction has not been secured. One
conviction is one half of a paddock. We hope
the blind-piggers and the landlirds will see
that the second conviction is not secured. And
there is only one way that it can be prevented.
We think they know how.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28
Daily Health Hint
APPLES GOOD FOR DIGESTION.

A ripe juicy apple will digest in the
stomach in 85 minutes.
Thus it is no wonder that apples
are recommended for health.
Apples contain a larger percentage
of phosphorus than any other COM
mon fruit, and phosphorus is ad-
mirably adapted for renewing the es-
sential nervous matter Of the brain
and spinal cord.
Apple acids are excellent for slug
gish livers. For this reason they are
recommended for clear compilations.
Sluggish livers permit the body to
become filled with noxious matters,
which, if retained, make the brain
heavy and dull, or bring about jaun-
dice, skin eruptions and other allied
troubles.
Persons who eat large quantities
of meat are especially urged to eat
apples, as the malic acid of ripe APP
plies tends to neutralize chalky mat
ter engendered by eating too much
meat.
An apple, eaten before going to
bed, cleanses the teeth, and protects
them from the action of bacteria dur
ing the night.
Apples are cheap, and plentiful,
especially during summer. So
eat an apple going to bed,
And make the doctor beg his bread"
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28
THE PADDOCK.

We welcome the information that the dis
trict attorney is going to patronize the hard
ware store, and the chief of police is going
along to help carry the hardware to it's proper
destination. A blind-pigger isn't so very much
worried about fines. He can make them back
and then some over in comparatively short
time He is not very enthusiastic about i'm
prisonment sentences, but they can be some
what philosophically borne as a part of the
business. But the paddock hits the blind-pig
square between the eyes. 1t hits the emf
nently respectable owner of the property right
in the midst of his pocketbook and that is
where eminent responsibility is always sensi-
tive
There are good many angles to the blind-pig
business. But one thing is sure-you can't
operate one without a pig-stye to run it in
Of course most of those in Kenosha that are
rented-and most of them are rented, are
owned by people who win assure you that they
had no idea that their property was being
used for any such purpose, and if you take
their word for it, probably the most astonish-
ed people in the city will be the owners of the
properties that within a few days will wear
Tor year to come the somewhat conspicuous
piece of government jewelry that goes with a
judicial termination of the career of the blind
pig, together with the accompanying explana-
ton in plain English as to why the property is
Withdrawn temporarily from productive chan
nels OF trade However, they are entitled to
no sympathy. 1t is mans business to know
Whether his property is being used for blind
pIgglng or not If he is careless enough to
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

Keep your teeth off steering wheels
during green corn season.
Some stenographers can't spell
much better than their bosses.
We need law so an ice man can't
mash strawberries.
You can't get on your feet by
keeping them on the desk.
Maybe the men who set the first
of June as Better Mailing Week"
don't owe any bills.
The former kaiser continues to say
nothing and chop wood.
Maybe somebody has told Bryan
that President Harrison was IS when
he was inaugurated.
Mississippi farmers had hog call
ing contest. Wonder what the win
ner called road hog?
New York man and his. wife were
on the same jury and it agreed.
Girls in an eastern school smoke
pipes. Female of the species will be
sicker than the male.
There are 100000 children in the
United States, not counting those that
are grown.
Texas mechanic says he stole an
airplane for lark, but maybe he
means skylark.
-
One man has been mayor of Man
istee, Mich, six times without smok-
ing himself to death.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28
THE MARIONETTES

In modern days relegated to an incidental
position on a vaudeville program, the mario
nette once occupied so important place in the
dramatic activities of the day to be the subject
of many serious discussions in the world of
art.
One of the important contributions to The
Spectator for Mach 16, ITO, is the bitter COM
plant of an undersexton of ST. Pauls Convent
Garden, that PoWelPs famous marionettes,
then exhibiting under the Piazzas, was so in
terfering with the attendance at the church
that practically no one came there at all out
side of Sundays, except very ordinary people
who only came to pray, and that he had not
only lost to the Wiles of the puppet show the
two customers who used to give him sixpence
to seat them near or in proximity to the
charming Mrs. Eyebright but that even the
winsome Rachael herself had succumbed to
the temptation, and was oftener to be found
at Powells than in the pew of ST. Pauls where
she had been lodestone to the wayfaring
wanderer, and a substantial, though indirect
source of revenue to the undersexton. That's
what marionettes were two hundred years ago.
/ Aslittle later, we find so popular an author as
LeSarge writing plays for them. We find
them gorgeously presenting The Prodigal Son,
and Ninevah, including Jonah and the Whale.
Around 1865 they became feature of Bar
Punch and Judy show permanently out of
business. Old Samuel Pepys, who apparently
never missed anything there was going on in
his day, saw them at Bartholomew Fair, and
was greatly impressed with the presentation
of The Sorrows of Griselda, The Vagaries of
Merry Andrew and thrilling Specification of
Dick Wilmington himself-all by the puppets,
which were the talk of the town.
Addison preferred them to the lugubrious
presentations at The Haymarket They would
leave scenery unshifted now and then at the
real theatre, and the living actors could never
be prevented from occasionally taking pinch
of snuff at an artistically inopportune time.
But there being no scenery to speak of for the
marionettes, none was ever carelessly left
about there after it had served it's allotted pur-
pose, and so far as known, none of them ever
used the peculiarly Scotch narcotic, anyway:
But, when we get into the antiquity of mar
ionettes, their experiences in the London of
a couple of centuries ago are very modern.
Like about everything else we get at all in
terested in, we find traces of them in the
tombs of Egypt. Also the Etrurians had them
among their advertisements, and the Greeks
developed them far enough so that the Rom
ans imported them from that center of the
worlds arts.
In modern times Tony Sarg has taken time
from his serious work in pictorial art to re-
vive them as pastime, and his book on that
subject is very interesting.
We have seen several marionette troupes.
We do not set ourselves up for dramatic crit
cism, but we make bold to say there is none
better than that which appeared at the Or
pheum under the direction of Miss Merlette
We are not only indebted to her for pleasing
turn" but even more for the renewal of old
acquaintance to which it led us.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

Mr.. Bryan further proclaims the
Democratic party mot dead, but
sleeping" One is nearly as fatal
as the other, when it comes to los
ing battles.
Napoleon lost Waterloo for lack of
nights sleep. Hughes lost Cali
fornia, and thereby the presidency,
and probably changed the history of
the world, b. not being awake one
day to situation which he wildly
realized the next.
Tie Democratic party, by Bryan's
acknowledgements, at least needs to
wake up. And then, awake, it needs
to decide which way to go-and go
it. When it faced two ways, last
year, it went neither.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28
TOM SIMS
Says.

Bet Mrs. Coolidge had the White
House all slicked, up when she heard
Mrs. Taft was coming.
Income taxes may be cut II per
cent next year, giving some that
much less to dodge.
Toronto judge rules a kiss by the
roadside is disorderly. We rule some
are, ordered.
Personality consists of impressing
others without trying
One all wrapped up in himself is
ready to be carried out
Another Balkan ruler has been CALI
ed on account of reign.
Kansas university boys have
Never Been Kissed Club. This
doesn't mean they haven't tried.
Wonder if Moosic, Pa, was named
by a musicians new son?
Washington ciubman's wife got a
divorce. Hope he hears about it.
Some are so dumb they never 60
to a movie. And others are so dumb
they go every night.
About 1900 laws were passed by
% states in one year, ignorance %
which is no excuse.
When a man thinks the world is
easy it thinks the same of him.
Best part of story is right at
the last. That's because the EDITORS
pencil wears out.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28
AN AWKWARD LANDING.

Freddie is boy of five years and he
has little brother who is just begin
ming to walk. The other day he said
to his mother:
"Did baby come from heaven?"
eyes, my boy" replied the mother.
SWELL, them" Said the young hope
full, "he must have landed on his feet;
that's what. makes him so bow-legged.'
London Tit-Bits.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

Some Wisconsin cities have already heard
and answered the call sounded by the Ameri-
can Legion to provide for the care of the or
phans of veterans by subscribing their quotas
of the endowment campaign. Kenosha can
not afford to fail in this crisis and we know
Kenosha will not fail
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

How far would that $4,000 paid in death
claims by the railway company to two Ke-
noshans have gone towards the elimination
of grade crossing? Perhaps not far, but
far enough to give the railway company food
for thought on the question.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28
HOW ARsENT-MINDED.

Sof-Joe's awfully absent-minded,
isn't he?
Omar-Why?
Sof-Why, the other night be was
driving his parents over lonely road
and they came to particularly lonely
spot and before he knew it he had
parked the car."1Penn Punch Bowl.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28
PsHAW, READ THIS.

every time I have an argument
with my girl ! enter 1T in a small
diary"
"Ah-I see; you keen a little scrap
ook."-Denver Parakeet.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28
A BIBLE THOUGHT A
DAY WILL DRIVE
CAPES AWAY

VERIFY, VERIFY, say unto you, if
a man keep My saying, he shall never
see death.-John 1851.
QUESTIONABLE is true belief p
II Chronicles 20 20.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

At last ray of hope. 1t is seriously stated
that there is a fair prospect that the mouth
organ will push the saxaphone off the boards
We hope it shoves. it off the air.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

A group of Kenoshans and citizens of
Racine bowled last night at Central
park. The final score was 1857 to
GAL in favor of Kenosha.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Mag
nus Gillbronson died yesterday after
noon The funeral was held from the
family home on Ashland avenue today.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

A THOUGHT.
Deliver my soul, o Lord, from ~.
ing lips, and from a deceitful tongue.
-Ps. 1902.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

Miss Emma Raditz and George Luz
cas- were united in marriage at the
home of the bride. The marriage cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Dorm
field.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

A London boy of II has produced
two successful plays.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

1t would be rather unfair to give
you hard start on crossword puz-
zle. So the unkeyed letter in the
second horizontal word is furnished
you. The rest being keyed with GER
tical words, you ought to be able to
get it.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28


HORIZONTAL
To free from filth.
Landing stages or wharves Gun
keyed letter is h..
10 Place of public contest.
IA To scorch.
Is Kiln to dry hops.
IL Mistake.
10 Long slippery fish (pl).
81 To employ.
% College councils.
"a Adverbial negative.
% Seventh musical note.
&c Something to gossip to.
81 To apply ones self.
20 Point of compass.
80 Proclamation.
80 20 fluctuate.
36 Slight depression.
81 To MARBLE.
80 Sailors.
40 A blow on the nose.
Al Homes of birds.
AZ Pace.
al To make reparation.
as Not as much.
49 A very gay foreign city.
81 Sneaky.
So Pal of either.
81 To assist.
Sc Fish pole.
ST Toward.
So Anger.
60 Practice of religious contro-
versy.
63 Constellation.
81 Instrument similar to harp.
Sc Ciphers.
81 A small bunch of straw.
60 Violent seizures.
70 Treadle-
70 Far away.
70 Made a noise as high spirited
horses do.
VERTICAL
Struck (slang).
2 To relieve.
8 Skill.
Point Of compass.
To jeer.
6 To merit.
z To discolor or stain.
8 Weights of containers.
8 Measure of area.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

A liar is brute towards Co.
and a coward towards men,--Bacon.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

10 What Eskimo homes are made
of.
II At that time.
IL Females of the same parentago.
16 Apart.
10 Valued.
20 The unhappy party at card
game.
% Seated.
%. To hem.
rs Morbid displacement of the
heart.
% Gossiped.
81 Interior.
80 Harbors.
33 A cent.
35 Flower containers.
81 Fanciful way of saying yes.
38 Sheltered.
az What's wrong with cher folks
children.
43 To loiter.
10 Greater age.
AZ Local positions.
4s Pried Tin others affairs).
SO To drink delicately.
81 Legendary bird.
55 Twelve.
56 Got up.
SO Sins.
81 For fear that.
81 Implements for washing floors.
SO Rythmical swing.
60 To supply your stomach with
work.
81 Fight among nations.
SO The family bread winEc<.
II To accomplish.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28
Happenings
rs Years Ago
May rs, 1900.

The directors of the. new Gilbert M.
Simmons library met in their first
session last night at the office of q.
G. Simmons. The following officers
were elected: President, w. W. Strong;
vi.e-president,, George Yule; secretary,
E. c. Theirs; treasurer, Joseph Bendt
and Miss Clara P. Barnes was unani-
mously elected librarian. The direc-
tors also drew to determine their
terms of Office. They are as follows:
For one year, 2. G. Simmons, James
Cavanagh and E. L. Grant; for two
years, Joseph Bendt, E. C. Theirs and
w. w. Strong; for three years, c. C.
Brown, John O'Donnell and George
Yule.
- The two-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mat. Bohr was drawned in a
well near the town of Brighton. 1t
is believed that the boy tripped on a
stick and fell into the we'll.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

sleep as Fatal as Death Sometimes.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

Bet Mrs. Coolidge had the White
House all slicked, up when she heard
Mrs. Taft was coming.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

One man has been mayor of Man
istee, Mich, six times without smok-
ing himself to death.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

There are 35,oOo,0OO children in the
United States, not counting those that
are grown.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1925-05-28

Texas mechanic says he stole an
airplane for a lark, but maybe he
means a skylark.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
Munka.kartalanitas Ohio allamban

Ohio allan, aami ipa bizottsag Industrial Commisson)
reven gondokodk selt akamazoak kartalanasar6
Az aam munkadraanit6 0rvenyek rendekezesei erteme
ben kaaantasra jogosuak mndazon akamazotak ak aka
mazasuk idn munka kozben mgserk vagy aabb sorot
etegegek vaayikebe benzo sast
gazo benzin petroleum. vagy carbon mergezes
ruest vagy begseget k0vet6 e6 heten karerte
azoban alkamazott vagy korhaz segre gosu Al
and6 e munkakepeenseg eseten munkas fesenek sc
keharmad szaaeka KAPPA Mgenes munakpeenseg eseten
ugyancsak 66 keharmad szazaek mnaddg amg munas
kgyogyuva muna kozben eresebS vagy betegsge
g6 = munkba ahat Ha egy munka seres kovekez
eben egsz eetere mnkakepeenne v krtaanaa csak hat
evg jogost es kartalans teljes oze haadatja
haezer doar heenkent zeendo kaaantasok ozge egye
len eeben ehet t0bb tizennyo dollar centne viszont
doana kevesebb het kartalanta osszegen xviii meg
bzosg aa meghaarozo apolasi k6haz kosegekre
jogosult rt beteg alkamazott munkas eaaozasa
eseen nunkaat6nak biztest6nak $50 doanal
gyobb 0sszeget keH zetni temetkezes valalkoz6nak
Ha alkamazott ses kovekeztebeni munkakptelensge
he apna tovabb srs napjato samo ket heten bel
folly amoha k kartalanasert e orvos szolgaaoke
cea kadott nyomaott foyamodvany orman Appaton for
Payment Compensation Medical Services etc. oamodvany
k0vekez5 Industrial Of Ohio
parment Of Claim Columbus Ohio Sers esen a serut
jat6 samo harom h6napon bu nem foamodik karaantas
e bzottsag EFT mlasza annak tuladonita hogy et0
egyszer mindenkorra lemondot karre k0veeS jpgA6
Kartaanasert foyamod6 sert beteg unkasok ha b
zotsag megkovee magukat orvos vizsgaa
munkast yzsgalat ceab6 olyan heyre
rendeli mey lak6heyen xviii ek uzas ko6geit bzoag
fizeti megaadJa botsag alal elrendelt orvo
vzsgaaton megen4st, kaers osszegek kifzeteset h
fggeszk mndaddg mig torveny aa erende kovetemenye
mex eeget tesz.
akamazo ovegyenek gyermeknek eltartasra szo
hozztarozena eno karteres 0sszegeket kfizetk az
eseben is ha ilet6k degen orszagban tart6kodnak
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10

nunista parap fej6s tehene becsIeel osszeszedett
Verhovay egymil6s wagon legnagyobb resze elfoyna
sajt6 propagandara meg sajt6 palotakra.
Szervezkedesi felhivasukban is kibujik lolab ami
kor eszogezk hogy egyestett egyetnek agja lehet
mndenk felekezeti kulombseg nekiil Sep egyenlo
seq, de Moszkva koveei ebben eseben szeretnek ext
kicsinyes 0nzo erdekeik megvalostasdra forditani.
A magyar egyleti elet azonnal meghal, amkor abba
beleviszk potkat - ezt szabad elfeejteniink.
Verhovay Egyle tagsaganak oroszlanr6sze, azert
tagja Egyletnek, hogy potka parterdekek usually
hordoz6a legyen t0bbi nagy magyar egyeteknek scs
szksegik Meg kell csinaTni egyesteset = de
robbant6 elem kzarasaval Teesen eleg, ha Verhovay
Reformatus, Bridgeport, meg Rakocz Egyletek fuzo
nalnak.
A magyar egyetek magyarsagon mulik Egy
akarassal megertesse sep bodogabb ovG var eek
re. Abban pillanatban, anint megsziinnek magyar
egyletek = vege az amerikai magyarsagnak.
Az egymillios vagyonu Verhovay biztato geret jo-
wore nezve = de csak abban esetben ha Egyle
sanak intez6i mint eddig ugy jov6ben is egyediil
csak az Egylet erdekeit tartjak szem el6tt.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
MAGYAR SORs ERDELYBEN
Angel folyoirat tamadasa a roman
kormany ellen.

A Time and Tide cimii foly6
irat legutobbi szama tiizetesen
foglalkozik az erdelyi magyar XII
sebbseg helyzetevel es tobbek ko-
z0tt a koyetkez6ket irja:
Rendkiviil sajnalatos, hogy Ro-
mania mem bank emberiesen ki-
sebbsegeivel. A bekeszerzodes
nemcsak Erdelyt juttatta Roma
nanak, hanem a magyar Alfold
egy reszet is, kozte olyan teriilete-
ket, ahol minden egyes falusi Ia
kos magyar. Ezen teruleten
most tilos magyar tanoncokat ipa-
rosokka kepezni. Ha t0bb mint
negy magyart beszelgetni latnak
az uccan, mint 0sszeeskiivoket. le-
tart6ztatjak. A helyi hat6sagok
m n d e n romannak haladekta-
lanul engedelyt adnak iizlet t~nyi-
| tasra, mig magyaroknak h6napo
kon keresztiil varakozniok kell es
vegiil is a megvesztegetesheZ kell
folyamodniok.
Ezen teriileten tobb mint egy-
millio protestans el, koztuk t0bb
mint hetszazezer presbyterianus
+, (reformatus), valamint 273 ezer
lutheranus. Egyhazaik es iskola
TX, amelyeknek egyike-masika
negyszaz ewes multra tekinthet
vissza, mindenkor ertekes kultu-
rails befolyast gyakoroltak. Ed
| dig $50 presbyterianus iskolat ala
kitottak At roman allami iskola-
va. Kozepiskolakat Is elemi isko-
lakat egyszeruen bezartak, az is
kolaepiileteket elkoboztak Is ami
kor az oktaas mas epiletekben
folytatni akarjak, ezt egyszeruen
eltiltjak azzal az iiriggyel, hogy
hianyos a berendezkedes.
A vallasi kisebbsegek vedelme,
re kikGldott nemzetk6zi bizottsag
| jelentese szerint a roman kof-
mahy beislnerte, hogy k6nyszeri
teni lehet mllden szemelyt, akiro'
/ q helyi roman magisztrdtus meg
allapitja, hogy rcrnan q neve
| Acgy gysrmekeit q g5r6g todo,
4 egyKazbaa irstssss By AAsbs q y ksszerzS
desc kisebbs6gek gekpsk jogOt ad va
lasuk gyakorlatara. Legf5bb ide
il, hogy Romaniat emlekestessel
k6telesettssseire, nsft es . rsnd
H sssr aeasess . bskesserss es aiiea
szegsse, Kansm slatztteisn Il II
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1925-09-10
Amerika IS Europa.
Az amerikai munk

- Az amerikai munka, az anne
rikai muveszet Is izles, az ameri-
kai tempo: mindenr6l ugy beszel-
tex, mintha egeszen mas volna,
mint Europaban.
Zukor Adolf egy kicsit gondol
kozik, aztan ICY felelt:
= A haboru el6tt 6riasi volt
a kiilonbseg ezekben a dolgokban
Amerika es Europa koz0tt, ha-
boru 6ta azonban ez a kiil6nbseg
lassankint elenyeszik. Ne vegye
tulzasnak, ha AIT mondom, hogy
mozi osszehozta Europat Ameri-
kaval. A haboru igenyekben le-
d0ntotte az emberretegek k0zotti
valaszfalakat, de megsziintette a
vilagreszek kozotti izlesbeli kii-
Ionbsegeket, ellenteteket is. A mo-
Vi, hogy ugy mondjam, uniformi-
zalia az emberek izleset Amerika
ban, Eur6paban, Azsiaban, Afri-
kaban es Ausztraliaban egyarant
A film mai t0keletes forma]a-
ban, bamulatos eredmennyel veg
ri ezt a feladatot. A mozi unifor-
mizalo munkajar6l pontos statisz-
tikai adataink vannak vilag min
den reszebol.
= Es mozi mem art a szinhaz-
max? - kerdezte az ujsagiro. =
Sokan ugy velik, hogy mozi le-
szoktatja az embereket szinhazrol.
= Ez teljesen hibas felfogas. A
mozi egyenesen raneveli az embe-
reket a miveszetek iranti hajlan-
d6sagra. Kinyitja szamukra az er-
deklodes kapujat ninden irany-
ban. Fejleszti erzelmeiket a szep
irant 'es fel lkelti erdekl6desuket
a szinhaz irant, ahol az elosz6 mil
veszeteben gy0nyork0dhetnek.
Zukor Adolf nem beszelt ar.
rol, hogy omlott elebe az arany
es milyen gyorsan es biztosan
gyiiltek a milli6i, de aki maya
elott latja zsufolt filmszinhaza-
kat, aki megerti a filmgyartas dia
dalmas fejl0deset, az gyorsan kap
0nma ganak a valaszt ere az igaz-
cato erdekessegii kerdese.