The Psychology of the Theater

The motion picture theater, properly understood, has its own complex “psychology.” This psychology must be understood in its component parts, and in its leading characteristics, so that all concerned may interpret it adequately. An appreciation of the mission of the theater, its activities, and its nature, plus the nature of its relationships will aid this understanding. Its place in the community will be determined finally by the manager's alertness, and his comprehension of the significance of the industry of which he is a representative.

Print ISSN

0097-5834

Published

1948-04

Content type

Information

DOI

10.5594/J11776