Visual Education (Jan-Nov 1920)

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i<> Visual Education WE SPECIALIZE ON High School Commencement Invitations and Calling Cards ALSO ALL KINDS OF Copperplate Engraving and Printing Steel Die Engraving and Embossing iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii STATIONERS ENGRAVING CO. 319 North Albany Avenue CHICAGO Pageantry Notes (Concluded) establishment of the school at Kent. Four acts of the pageant show the Indians, the Pioneers, Business Development, and the Founding of the School. Home life, amusements and typical occupations are shown in each division. From two to five hundred people will constitute the cast and a natural hill on the campus is to serve as the setting. If the composition and preliminary arrangements can be satisfactorily completed in time, it is planned to produce this pageant the last of May or the first of June. If the time proves too short for this, the performance will be postponed to the following year. A Word or Two More (Concluded) that the first purpose behind such activity is to show a profit; the second purpose, to make that profit indefinitely larger, etc., etc. But, seriously, the rising generation must have its movies. We believe it is infinitely better for schools and community centers to show all that is possible of the less objectionable material now available than to leave the theatres entirely alone to exercise their mighty influence upon the plastic minds and hearts of America's children. We cannot wait for the perfect educational films, which will surely come. The demand is here ahead of the supply. It must be met. When bread cannot be given to the hungry, even crackers are comforting and helpful. Visual Education is at work on this problem. We hope that the visible results of our labors in the May issue will not be disappointing. — Editor.