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/. /. E. C. Inquiries
PUBLIC ATTENDANCE AT THE CINEMA
(conclusion)
Character of frequency of attendance (groups 3 and 6 of questions).
A fact of interest can be learned from the nature of the attendance at the cinema, that is, if the cinemas are frequented by the students in the afternoon or evening, and whether in the week-days or on holidays. This inquiry derives additional value from the fact that it is of necessity connected with a consideration of the phenomenon of physical eye fatigue caused by the cinema, and also with the question as to whether the cinema may constitute an element of danger and distraction for the scholars.
The results of both inquiries have already been published in the pages of this Review, and we shall mention again the conclusions drawn later on.
In the following table the numerical data relative to the nature or kind of cinema attendance will be found, divided by centres, age and sex.
DAYS OF ATTENDANCE Boys:
Weekdays Holidays .
Weekdays Holidays .
Afternoons Evenings .
Afternoons Evenings .
10-12 years
Large Small Centres Centres
Total
940 1990
158
1553
3543
13-16 years
Large Centres
Small Centres
706 2286
189 794
Total
895 3080
17 years and upwar d
Large Small r~ , Centres Centres
2049 2251
HOURS OF ATTENDANCE Boys:
35 71
Girls :
1125
179
1304
365
145
510
177
20
1825
934
2759
452
193
645
198
24
2084 2322
197 222
994
149
1143
831
119
950
1647
7
1654
545
1568
3113
2006
804
2810
2467
85
2552
Girls :
735
76
811
142
60
202
77
21
98
995
1045
3040
498
239
737
274
34
308