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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1916

Page

3

Photo play debated as independent art by Munsterberg

Professor Hugo Munsterberg told the Massachusetts State Federation of Women's Clubs at the Public Library that the moving picture is a separate art, independent of drama, nearer to music or painting, with its own future. Mrs. Alice Carroll urged broader use in education, noting films reach many income groups and can educate children beyond schools. Gustave Frohman urged women to influence film content and classify theaters, linking film to stage through footlights.

Hugo Munsterberg Massachusetts State Federation of Women’s Clubs Public Library Alice Carroll American Standard United States New England Gustave Frohman

Tague seeks 350000 for Charlestown Navy Yard

Congressman Peter F Tague pressed a bill in the naval affairs committee for 350000 to equip Charlestown yard for battleship construction. Secretary Daniels supports the bill and promises to back a battleship build at Charlestown if approved, likely adding the item to the naval appropriation bill.

Washington, D. C Peter F.tague Charlestown Committee On Naval Affairs Charlestown Navy Yard Navy Yard Daniels Tague Charlestown Yard Mr. Tague

Basill Sentenced Fifteen Months For Auto Thefts

Leon H Basill pleaded guilty to larceny of two automobiles. Chief Justice Aiken sentenced him to fifteen months in the House of Correction after Basill attempted to speak in court. He stole cars from Joseph Stagnaro on Parker Hill Avenue Oct 1 1915 and Dr Guartier De Amerzaga in front of 542 Hanover Street Nov 8 1915.

Leon H. Basill Superior Criminal Court House of Correction Aiken Basill Joseph Stagnaro Parker Hill Avenue Hanover Street

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