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85
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1923-06-16
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Report
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Reconciliation of Famous Players-Lasky (FPL) and Vitagraph, through the intervention and good offices of Will H. Hays.A ...
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84
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1923-06-09
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Report
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Visual instruction experiment in Washington. First International Congress of Motion Picture Arts conducted by Authors Le...
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3260
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1923-06-09
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Statement
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WHY I AM OPPOSED TO THE CENSORSHIP BILLBy Rev. Newell Dwight Hillis, D.D., Pastor, Plymouth Church, Brooklyn, NY
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83
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1923-06-02
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Report
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The General Federation of Women's Clubs (GFWC) has established committee dealing with motion pictures. The YMCA is also ...
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32
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1923-05-25
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Report/s
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Resumes of Joy's activities week by week. 5-25-1923 - 12-15-1923
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69
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1923-05-25
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Report
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NEA-MPPDA cooperation: the committee is making progress; Yale films. Producers have much suitable material for classroo...
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44
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1923-05-14
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Report
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Transcript of Edison's evidence in the case of Federal Trade Commission vs. Famous Players-Lasky. He comments on his ea...
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3252
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1923-05-03
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Memo
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HISTORY OF CENSORSHIP IN NEW YORK STATE. Covers 1916-1923a history of censorship in NY State, indicating that the Walker...
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132
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1923-04-30
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Letter
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This item, part of the Uniform Contract documentation, calls for the creation of a Code of Ethics in the movie business,...
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58
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1923-04-27
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Letter
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Notification of a list of companies and their representatives recommended for acceptance in Membership Committee by Loew...
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