Motion pictures as a phase of commercialized amusement in Toledo, Ohio ([c1919])

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Record Details:

Title:
Motion pictures as a phase of commercialized amusement in Toledo, Ohio
Date:
[c1919]
Publisher:
Toledo, Ohio, Printed by Little book press
Volume:
Motion pictures as a phase of commercialized amusement in Toledo, Ohio
Leaf #:
00013
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion pictures, Social surveys","Amusements -- Ohio Toledo
Collection:
Books
Format:
Books
Contributor:
University of California Libraries
Sponsor:
MSN
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
"A selected bibliography on moving pictures": p. 216-219
Date Added:
July 19, 2022
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SECTION FOUR. NON-COMMERCIALIZED AMUSEMENTS AND COM- MUNITY WORK AMONG THE YOUNG- 1. The Art Museum of Toledo 151-156 2. The Catholic Community House 156-160 3. Story Hours at Toledo Libraries 160-166 4. Program for Boys at Y. M. C. A 166-169 5. The Boy Scout Movement 169-171 6. Daily Vacation Bible Schools 175-177 7- Toledo's Parks and Playgrounds 179-195 S. North End Settlement and Y. W. C. A 196-202 Workers and Fighters 205-208 Questions and Exercises for Advanced Social Students 209-211 9 SECTION FIVE. APPENDICES. Exhibit I.— \ Selected Biography 216-219 Exhibit II.—Censorship of Pictures in Ohio 220-225 Exhibit III.—Article by Chairman Williams 226-231 Exhibit IV.—List of Incorporated Companies 231-233 Exhibit V.—Proposed Federal Commission 234-235 Exhibit VI.—Owners, Managers, Employees, Etc..236-237 Exhibit VII.—A Questionaire for Schools 238-240 Exhibit VIII—Inoperative Laws—Why? 241-243 Exhibit IX.—The Local Option Movement 244-250 Exhibit X.—Ordinance Defining "Misdemeanors".. 250 Exhibit XL—Schedule for Survey 251-252 Exhibit XII.—Questionnaire on Play and Recrea- tion 253-256 Exhibia XIII.—Motion Pictures in East Toledo. . .257-250 Exhibit XIV.—Movies for Social Workers 259-264 Exhibit XV.—Testimony of Juvenile Court 265-263 Exhibit XVI.—United Artists' Corporation 2S2-287 Exhibit XVII.—Questionnaire on Juvenile Standards 288-290 Exhibit XVIIL—Social Hygiene Legislation 291-292