The evening world. Newspaper, December 6, 1912, Page 12

PINQUENGY OF CHILDREN JN NEW YORK LARGELY DUE _ TOEFFECT CF BAD MOVIES Juvenile ‘Court Kort dates De @lares Picture Shows Lead ‘Hundreds Astray. MIGHT BE BENEFICIAL. ie Properly Conducted, With Good Fiims, They Would Be ff if Hit 2 tel { ft £ | i Hl I E i i nd agnin—in almost every case—it is ‘he same old story: TI wanted te go to | sewn ErER eS ee ee Re wv vile and sensational atuff. He aaid there was a splendid mission before the Properly conducted moving picture ahow, where the lawn were obeyed and only clean, instructing filme were dis- played, GOOD “MOVIES” CIAL, HE SAYS. “They can get piotures of that char- ecter without any diMoulty,” he maid. “Many settlement houses and churches, ARE ®SENEFI- where the danger in the houses of the ether variety has been realized, have had no trouble in that direction, There are a number ef good places in the eity, and they are doing good work. “But the others are to be found on al Se —_—SSEE==s THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1813. en, Last summer there was & show tn @ tent up near where I live at Broad- way and One Hundredth street—it has moved away now. I used to wateh the effet of the different films upon the children im the audience. When it was @ film about men and women delnm shot, @ house blown up or something of that @ort, it was always the most popu- lar om the bill. wes We can banish the ted filme from the #howa, the only way to meet the sttuation is by enforcing the law prohibiting children under aixteon from being admitted untess accompanied by parents or guardians. “This law is being violated constant- ty. Some of the places adhere to It, others pretend to, but many fall even to make @ pretense, I have teen told by probation officers of several places where the show employs an adult to stand outelde the ticket window, take the nickela from the youngetera who come along, and formally buy tickets for them from the cashter, ‘That 19 his reguiar job. DANGER LURKS IN DARKNESS OF SHOWS. “Other children rely on kind-hearted patrons of the places. But these people really are not kind hearted. They buy tickets for the youngsters; but, once inaide, the children scamper eway from ‘Thisty- fourth Street West Special Reductions— Saturday Girls’ Winter Coats (6 to1¢ yrs.).....- $8.75 former prices 13.50 to 16.50 Misses’ Winter Coats (14 to 18 yrs.) $14.75 former prices 23.50 to 2 26.50 Misses’ Tailored Suits (14 to 18 yrs.) $18.50 former prices 29.50 to 35.00 Women’s Winter Coats $15.00, $18.50 & $22.50 former prices 25.00 to 35.00 Women’s Tailor Suits ; $18.50, $22.50 & $24.50 former prices 32.50 to 39.50 22 to 26 dohn Forsythe 34th Street, West A Suit that all Admire WwW 0 R L thetr tomporary guardians and are left | children which may be traced to the boy, birt ft fs much worse than ‘Old te their own devicen, “We have had many eases of girls betng lured away, and of even boys being accosted and entiog’ by men who happened to ait next ta them in the darkness of many of the shows’ ‘This is @ situation the better class | them anything of the sort. of “movies” does not have to contend | course is harmful, BAD “MOVIES” “4 NICKEL NOVELS. moving pictures,” theatre in absolute darkness of the sort mentioned by Justice Mayo, Ae well as the dangers from the lack of ventilation, accordingly are avoided, “Tt fe on this account," @aid Justice Mayo, “moving pictures ae auoh should not be condemned. ‘They can be made an attractive and tnetructive method of tmparting information to the age ee oubbyholes, in order to be able to t as eon contented, in wome Aire von that one reason for the bad con- ditiong in #o many “movies” ts their constantly increasing numbers. 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