Educational film magazine; (19-)

Record Details:

Title:
Educational film magazine;
Date:
19-
Publisher:
[White Plains, N.Y.
Volume:
Educational film magazine;
Leaf #:
000211
Language:
English
Collection:
Non-Theatrical Film
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Prelinger Library
Sponsor:
Internet Archive
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
July 19, 2022
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QUESTIONNAIRE Please fill out the blank spaces below (either on this sheet or a separate sheet) and mail as soon as possible to Information Service, EDUCATIONAL FILM MAGAZINE, 33 West 42nd Street, New York City: Subscriber's Name and Address 1—Have you, or has your institution or organization, a motion picture projection machine?. 2—What make? 3—Do you expect to buy one? 4—What make? 5—What kind of films are you using or interested in, and for what purpose? 6—Do you rent or buy films, or both? 7—Would you be interested in establishing, or renting from, a local film library in your city locally owned and managed? 8—Have you a fund or appropriation, or must you raise your own funds by giving entertain- ments? 9—Would you buy a good motion picture projector for home or personal use if you could get one for $50 to $100 and buy 1000-foot reels for $5 to $10 each? 10—Would you be interested in helping to establish a Community Motion Picture Theater in your city or neighborhood where only clean, wholesome, instructive, and entertaining programs would be presented and where children's entertainments would be given regularly? 11—Have you any suggestions to offer as to such a theater? 12—What features do you find most helpful and valuable in EDUCATIONAL FILM MAGAZINE? 13— Have you any improvements ox additions to suggest which would make the magazine more val- . uable to you? i. KFM 8-21