Moving Picture Age (Jan-Dec 1921)

A Monthly Publication Devoted to the Subject of Visual Instruction MOVING PICTURE AGE THE JANUARY ISSUE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT FRANK E. GOODING Managing Editor CONTRIBUTING EDITORS EDUCATIONAL FREDERICK STARR Professor of Anthropology, University of Chicago. WILLIAM H. DUDLEY Chief of the Bureau of Visual Instruction, University of Wisconsin. CHARLES ROACH Visual Instruction Service, Iowa State College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, Ames, la. CHARLES F. HERM Formerly Staff Member of American Museum of Natural History. Residence, Harrison, N. Y. B. A. AUGHINBAUGH Principal of the Mingo School District. Mingo, O. J. V. ANKENEY Associate Professor in charge of Visual Education, College of Agriculture, Agricultural Experiment Station, University of Missouri. INDUSTRIAL JACK W. SPEARE Todd Protectograph Company, Rochester, N. Y. □ JANUARY EQUIPMENT ADVERTISERS PAGE Attract-O-Scope Corp 24 American Lux Products Corp 34 American Projecting Co 33 Bass Camera Co 15 Burke & James, Inc 32 Cosmograph Motion Picture Machine Co 23 De Vry Corp., The Third Cover Eastman Kodak Co 30 Fitzpatrick & McElroy 17 Minusa Cine Screen Co 29 Mirroroid Corp 27 United Theatre Equipment Corp... Front Cover Vol. IV 1921 No. 1 CONTENTS Page Editorials 5 "Neighborhood Night" Comes Every Friday at Simpson 6 How Our Church Uses Moving Pictures III. Organizing to Handle "Neighborhood Night" 7 Educational Value of Industrial Films.. 9 Five Ways Every Factory Can Use Films 11 The National Motion Picture League.. 13 Urban Industries Have New Home... 14 Taking Movies to the Great Lakes Sailors 16 Instructional Films and Where to Get Them 20 Bringing the English Classics to America 21 Screen Advertising with Slides and Films 24 Instructional Productions of the Month 26 "In the Days of Saint Patrick" 28 A Moment With the Business Manager Published Monthly by CLASS PUBLICATIONS, INC. 418 South Market Street, Chicago, Illinois Telephone, Wabash 912 Eastern Office : Room 308, 51 E. 42nd St, New York Phone, Vanderbilt 5462 EDWARD F. HAMM, President WILLIAM EASTMAN, Vice-President WILLIAM C. TYLER, Secy, and Treas. HOMER E. ROBERTSON Business Manager VICTOR W. SEBASTIAN Eastern Representative IT is indeed gratifying to receive letters such as the following from readers when renewing their subscriptions. They speak well of the value received from the magazine. Moving Picture Age: Please keep my name on your subscription list. Your paper is getting better each issue. M. C. Gemmill, 529 N. Strieker St., Baltimore, Md. Moving Picture Age: Please find enclosed check to renew my subscription another year to Moving Picture Age. I assure you that I have found much profit in reading it during the past year, and it has kept me in touch with the various film companies, so that I have been well supplied with first class pictures. G. W. SlIErilERD, Pastor First Christian Church, Atwood, 111. These are only a few which tell of the place Moving Picture Age is filling in their activities. Homer E. Robertson, Business Manager. Subscription Price : Fifteen cents per copy, $1.00 per year, postpaid, in the United States and possessions ; Canada, $1.50. Subscribers please notice that change of address must reach us by the 10th of the month preceding date of issue. Advertising rates on application. Copyrighted, 1920, by Class Publications, Inc. JANUARY FILM ADVERTISERS PAGE Ad-O-Gram Film Corp 25 Bray Pictures Corp Second Cover Crusader Film Corp 18,19 Goldwyn Pictures Corp .... Back Cover Kineto Co. of America 3 Matre's Library of Films 25 New Era Films, The 27 Paragon Film Bureau 23 Victor Safety Film Corp 31 Worcester Film Corp IS SLIDES Standard Slide Corp 24 MISCELLANEOUS Classified Advertising 29 New York Institute of Photography 29