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ent,f towas:ep-instur’spur-«©nlet iaveper**n aoutuve ring cold►r to DrMJk» Llr*rty Hall! »nd O! How do you do?Not M girl tJQ the world Mandi *omjiarinf with 1 Mottylt;* la. aMORE THAN 3,000,000 SOLDIERS Migt SEE V. M. C. A. MOVIES ABROAD ’ ‘LONDON. F*b 37-More than 3.000.000 «»»soldiers, English-speaking fighters all. ®r* 0 enjoyed without coat American motion w»* pictures laat month In Y, M. C. A. hula throughout ths British Isles. a report Just compiled shows. The combined Wth I audiences totaled more than 100,000 men a day, Americans, British and fighters of the British dominions and colonies. _ _The Australians. Canadians. New Zea- ** *landers and even the British Tommies Wt*. have cultivated a keen taste for the m jaj cowboy drama of the mythical Wild 1° tb1 West, the crook and society dramas of the American metropolis and the * comedies in which the American style lt;i«eiti pie figures propulsively.Charles B. Cole of Boston is chief Owi sup -rvlsor for the Community Motion a cell Picture Bureau, the movie branch of the Y M. C. A., and has built up what is probably the biggest motion picture distributing agency in the United Kingdom.Mr* of ao
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Fri, Feb 28, 1919

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