Debating taste and culture in Brooklyn social clubs
A Brooklyn correspondent argues against the notion that decline in amateur theatricals signals cultural decay. She notes audiences prefer conversation over programs, cites professional women’s leagues as proving interest in intellectual pursuit, and mentions a visit to Buffalo Bill’s Wild West matinee and The Living Christ exhibit at The Studio in New York.
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