New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1927, Page 15

PUBLIC OPINION 10 PURGE STAGE| Such Is Suggestion of Cardinal Hayes, Deploring Obscenity New York, Feb. 25 (#) — Patrick Cardinal Hayes today deplored ob= acenity on the stage, in night clubs, and literature and immodesty in dress. He gave his views to Louis | Seibold of the New York Evening Post. “It is sometimes alarming to real- ize that after all the money spent for education to reach higher moral standards the so-called liberal fre dom now acclaimed by many per- sons has resulted in the lowering | of them, 5 | “Vulgar plays, obscene literature | and immodesty in dress affected by NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, F 25, 1927 21 RIDAY, FEBRUARY 19 GREAT BRITAIN TO BUILD NEW EMBASSY | cal condition tod | m;m. s once was MOVIE DIRECTOR . STRANGELY SHOT L F. Reynolds’ Wile and Three| (thers Held Los Angeles, Calif., F ! —Lynn F. Reynolds, 35, director of | 1 Hoot Gibson pictures, was in a criti- | opy oy y from a gunshot | .4 wound, and his second wife and three other persons were held by | p volice for questioning. Althot second, l!ll 8. his present wife is his has been married three n R r0lds was presi- arse 3 IFire Departm 3 M,n in Denver, Colo., | eloped with Miss Louise Lawlor. | daughter of a Denver manufacturer. | A ye r the couple s s moved to Hollyw tra. ed a divoree of extrem r‘y"l (\’ the I b. 25 (UP) In 1916 r being bro young af y their g 1918 Mr ynolds again obtained a divorce. Reynolds later married N ecn O'Connell, his prese son. ar d(gH— t wie. | held by police, many young wor wre instances that come to mind. Basically the | Young men and women of today are Just as sound morally as they were a century ago. Some of them I | been 1 vay by appeals to vanity 1o venture beyond the confines of harmless frivolity | Their return to proper influences, | the cardinal suggested. “can be ac- complished by directing the attention | of our hLoys and girls to the need | and helpful benefits of Christianit Touching w#pon police censorship of the Broadway stage, the cardinal declared it a 1 commentary on the intelligent civilization of our day” that renders necessary the threat of force to suppress immaral. ity in any form While, he said, official censorship of the stage may have become a ne-| Washintgon, F cessity, the cardinal expressed the | Britain is to I belief that “our moral sense, the| laws of decency and good taste” should suffice to correct immorality | by without recourse to police power. | of “I believe that public opinion is|at the greatest corrective in civilization | the when backed by a truly Christian [ Fine Ar spirit. But public opinion is some- | quired, times slow in making itself felt and | the latter part of this ve its omission necessitates organized | The little parcel of Grea effort backed by official authority.” Washington on which the em Comparing theatrical conditions in | y will be erected is peenliar in New York with other citles, Cardinal e, being the center of a trian Hayes suggested Broadway “mighv!gnl:\r block bounded by M 2 borrow a lesson from Boston and |setts avenue to the Philadelphia, where such plays as those now being denounced here by the clergy, press and civic organ- {zations are prohibited.” | He defended New York, however, | as “at heart as wholesome and noble | 25 any community in the world.” “If the limited few offenders in the theatrical profession—for there are | a great many Christian-spirited men | engaged in jt—persisted in challeng- | ing the ordinary rules of decency.” he said and even go so far as to out- rage elementary morality, the time has been reached when the laws should step in.” mund Osborne innovated an industr, “The vast majority of men and |which now cstimates its annual b women in our own and other com- |iness at $39,000,000, and of whicl munitics,” he added, “prefer clean, | Red Onk $g an important center, —Grea ington. 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