66 They move . they actually move 2%9 Uncle Chris: recalls his First movie Was there ever such excitement for a small boy__for a whole audience ? Despite the straight-backed, rock-hard chaits. Lantern slides we knew and were used to. But not this people actually moving on the silver screen: Everything a bit distorted, we had to admit; but mostly So lifelike, 80 real ! What prospects it opened upa Could these flicker ing films be the birth of a new form of entertainment of education ? So it has proved: From these humble begin- nings has arisen the giant movie in- dustry of today in theatres, bringing all shades of en- teftainment to audiences throughout the world in schools,aiding in edu- cation by unforgettable visual means And the industry is typical of private enterprise -a sound idea pursued en- ergetically; a constant striving for im- provement among individual com- petitors; and a consequent continued benefit to the industry itself and to its customers you and me. Inserted in tbe interests of all sections of tbe community by the Associated Chamber $ of Commerce of New Zealand 7.3C
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 28, Issue 722, 15 May 1953, Page 10
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