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jgg Editorials The Educational Screen
field there can be no higher authority than Mr. Richardson. His famous Handbook of Projection is a masterful work and represents the finest thing that has yet been done in the way of a projection manual.
"Pictures and the Church'' will be edited by Dr. Chester C. Marshall, pastor of the First Methodist Episcopal Church of Bridgeport, Conn. Probably no active minister in the country compares with Dr. Marshall for long experience in the motion-picture field, intimate contact with the great industry and its leaders, and for the influence he has wielded in various national agencies working for better pictures. As editor of the Film List published by the Methodist Committee on Conservation and Advance, Dr. Marshall's selections of films have come to command the most absolute confidence of church men everywhere and he will continue this same sort of service through his department in this magazine.
T^HE above departments will gradually come to include the varied material •*• needed to meet the growing requirements of the great non-theatrical field. In each department there will be editorial discussion, answers to correspondents, brief technical articles, and personal accounts of activities by readers themselves. Correspondence is cordially invited. All such communications will receive the personal attention of the department editor concerned.
The June Number
THE June issue will necessarily carry more pages than heretofore. Beside the present departments and the three new ones announced above, we plan to bring back *The News Chat'' and "Among the Producers" which have been omitted for lack of space in recent issues. Among the articles will be the following :
"The Flickering Screen," Part H, by James N. Emery, Superintendent of Schools, Pawtucket, R. I.
"Visual Instruction in Detroit Schools," by Bernadette Cote of the staff of "The Michigan Daily," University of Michigan. This article. vnll be illustrated.
"The Use of Visual Aids in Education," by H. B. Wilson, Superintendent of Schools, Berkeley, Calif.
"A Classic on the Screen — Some Reactions of Very Young Purists," by A. Marie Cote Weaver, of the University High School, The University of Chicago. This article is of particular interest in connection with Dr. Judd's article reprinted in our April issue from the School Review for March, 1923.