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Photographs by Joe Boyter, Beacon Journal Staff Photographer
Kid stuff
An Akronite combats minors' mischief with movies
IF MR. ROPER ever gets around to polling the youngsters on Cordova Avenue, Akron, to discover the top man on their totem pole, Griffin Greenert, ACL, will be the unanimous choice.
Greenert. a farsighted police patrolman who has observed the end results of juvenile delinquency, first set up a Thimble Theatre in his home for the amusement of his own three children; now, every Friday night or Saturday morning, he presents a free show, assembled from his 50,000 foot film library, for all the neighborhood kids.
October 31 finds few upset garbage cans on Cordova Avenue, for most of the small fry prefer to see the cartoons and sports films that Greenert screens for them on Hallowe'en.
The Soap Box Derby, PAL softball games and local athletic events filmed by this energetic policeman make festive fare for the tots. The popcorn and candy which his wife turns out for these occasions are an added treat, but the amiable Mr. Greenert has found that the surest way to a kid's heart is through a movie projector.
GRIFFIN GREENERT, ACL, top, listens to the wholehearted applause of his half-pint hero worshipers, weekly patrons of the Thimble Theatre. The projection room is enclosed.
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