International Review of Educational Cinematography (Jan-Dec 1932)

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848 tainment. Nor is there anything to argue from the fact that the replies to the questionnaires come from the children and not the parents, because in working class families, the children generally assist their fathers and mothers in their work, even if they do not use their leisure time in work of their own, the income from which goes to swell the family budget. The children of shopkeepers occupy the third place in the category, while the lowest attendance on Sundays and holidays is returned by the children of persons of private means and professional men whose children rarely, or not at all, assist them in their work. The maximums and minimums are shown by the following table : Weekday Attendance : Holidays : Men of Private Means Agriculturists Professional Men Workmen Employees Shop-keepers Shop-keepers Employees Workmen Professional Men Agriculturists Men of Private Means Hours of attendance : Total Afternoon % Evening % Workmen 4493 956 21.28 3537 78.72 Agriculturists 2765 537 19.63 2228 80.37 Private Means 1101 359 32.60 742 67.40 Employees 4150 1377 33.18 2773 66.82 Professional Men 1507 572 37.95 935 62.05 Shop-keepers 2924 961 32.86 1963 67.14 As was the case for the holidays, the highest attendance in the evening hours is shown by the categories of agriculturists and workmen who are obliged, both parents and children, to utilize the afternoons in the best method possible for their work The lowest evening attendance is to be observed among the professional and employee classes, and this is probably due to the fact that they have possibilities of finding other forms of amusement in the evening apart from cinema. The progressions from the maximum to the minimum can be seen from the following table : Afternoon Attendance : Evening Attendance : Professional Men Agriculturists Employees Workmen Shop-keepers Persons of Private Means Persons of Private Means Shop-keepers Workmen Employees Agriculturists Professional Men Has attendance during weekdays at the cinema, and therefore during school days and in evening hours, any effect on the physical condition of the children or on their activity or diligence or sense of duty ?