J. C. Furnas

Shortly before the world began to hear of Napoleon Bonaparte, a Viennese physician named Gall gave an odd kind of evening party in the back-kitchen of his respectable house. He had invited as his guests all the coachmen, footmen, lady's maids and coo [...]

Ever since they became important in American life, moving pictures have been the objects of incessant attacks from two widely disparate sources. On one flank, religious and other conservative groups accused the movies of subverting public morals: in [...]