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". . . for the discriminating movie -goer.
M
VIRGINIA WRIGHT
Motion Picture Editor Los Angeles Daily News
Evidence of a growing maturity on the screen is accompanied by the introduction of a new film magazine, Cinema, which should fill a long-wanted need in the field.
Edited by veterans with a serious interest in motion pictures, Cinema takes a worldwide view of accomplishments on the screen.
With correspondents covering developments in England, France, Italy, Germany, Latin America, New York, and the Soviet Union, as well as Hollywood, the magazine shows a healthy respect for America's competition.
Striking in appearance, with illustrations that are superior to anything you will find in the average movie magazine . . .
Its aims are definite, and in its first two issues the editors have demonstrated their ability to put out an interesting and varied review of the international scene . . .
W. WARD MARSH
Motion Picture Editor Cleveland Plain Dealer
A new film publication called, simply, Cinema, is making its bow ... I recommend it to the ever-growing group of 'discriminating movie-goers," and to many others, too.
This publication, thank the celluloid god, is not another fan mag. There are enough of them on the market today, telling a palpitating public what Lulu Witless has on her breakfast tray this morning to keep her figure svelt and what Leander Glassjaw used on his dome to give it that slicked down but not greasy look.
Cinema leaves the fan side of the movies to the established publications. Its effort is toward the treatment of the motion picture as an adult art . . .
Here is a magazine for study groups, schoolroom classes, film councils, and the like, in addition to the individual "discriminating movie-goer."
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