The Little Theater Movement in the Cinema

Symon Gould

All art movements have their inception in minorities. In the beginning, their purposes are regarded with indifference, often with suspicion. But if their aims are sound, they slowly pass through various progressive stages of transition which ultimately evolve into the practical. Certain art movements, of course, are exceptions to this process, but these exceptions are so individualized and egomotivated as to be of little use to civilization excepting as passing phenomena of the life-spectacle

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Published
1926-10
Content type
Original Research
DOI
10.5594/J06628