The Quarterly Review, Volume 264, Issue 524John Murray, 1935 |
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Page 247
... cinemas . The masses had not acquired the cinema habit by 1928 : The rural illiterates scarcely attend the cinema at all , while of the town illiterates only a small proportion attend . Indian women rarely attend the cinema ...
... cinemas . The masses had not acquired the cinema habit by 1928 : The rural illiterates scarcely attend the cinema at all , while of the town illiterates only a small proportion attend . Indian women rarely attend the cinema ...
Page 248
... cinemas in India are now far more numerous than when the Committee made its investiga- tions , the influence of the cinema is still infinitely far from being fully exercised . The great civilisations of Hindus , Muslims , and Europeans ...
... cinemas in India are now far more numerous than when the Committee made its investiga- tions , the influence of the cinema is still infinitely far from being fully exercised . The great civilisations of Hindus , Muslims , and Europeans ...
Page 249
... cinema as one uninstructed . The wiser he is , the more sensitive he is . And adolescence presents a quite different problem : the problem of the proper training for the mind of man . In matters of taste the cinema everywhere continues ...
... cinema as one uninstructed . The wiser he is , the more sensitive he is . And adolescence presents a quite different problem : the problem of the proper training for the mind of man . In matters of taste the cinema everywhere continues ...
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SOME PHILOSOPHIES IN ENGLISH POETRY | 224 |
FORCES IN INDIAS FUTURE By Mrs G H Bell | 238 |
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