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FROM May Day riots to Memorial Day; from the day of the May-pole dance to Mother’s ; Day. There are other notable events which take place in what has been known in old English literature as “The Merry Month of May’’— other birthdays and anniversaries of events of historical and scientific interest — but we have mentioned the high spots. ;
When' the socialistic, and, in some cases, bolshevistic demonstrations will have taken place on May first; when happy children shall have danced their way ’round the May-pole many, many times and brought to a close a day fraught with joyous memories; when mothers all over the land have been honored with the tenderest tokens of affection and appreciation; and when the ceremonies of Memorial Day have faded in the gathering twilight with the last faint echoes of “Taps”; then, indeed, will have been brought to a close a month which expresses and emphasizes the dominating phases of human emotions and activities.
From the laughter of childhood to the dignity and sweetness of old age; from civil and industrial strife to the aftermath of war; a veritable news reel of human emotions. The comparison is apt, because life, after all, is but a motion picture — a moving panorama of humanity.
To that humanity with all of its joys and sorrows ; and to the great industry which is endeavoring to amuse as well as to educate that humanity — We dedicate this magazine and express the hope that we, too, shall be able to do our part towards making this old world a brighter and a better world in which to live and work.
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Vol. I. No. 1 BROADWAY AND HOLLYWOOD MOVIES May 19th, 1930
Published every four weeks. Applied tor Entry as Second Class Matter at the Post Offic, New York. N. Y., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Fifteen cents a copy (20 cents in Canada) : $1.95 per year's subscription. 13 issues. Foreign subscriptions. $2.50. Published by Broadway and Hollywood Movies, Inc., 9th door, 101 West 31st Street. New York City. Walter W. Hubbard, Editor. Isaac W. Oilman. Business Manager. Copyrighted 1930 by the publishers; all rights reserved. Not responsible for loss of unsolicited mss. or photographs. Application for registration of trade mark name at U. S. Patent Office in pending.