I Look On Cinema As A Pulpit,

Some Of Us Learned In A School Of Philosophy Which Taught That All Was For The Common Good And Nothing For Oneself And Have Never, In Any Case, Regarded The Pursuit Of Happiness As Anything Other Than An Aberration Of The Human Spirit.

The Oblique Paradox Of Propaganda Is That The Lie In The Throat Becomes, By Repetition, The Truth In The Heart.

And, Consequently, The Art Of Propaganda Or Public Information Becomes One Of The Most Powerful Forms Of Directive Statesmanship.

Such Manifestations I Account As Representing The Creative Leadership Of The New Forces Of Thought And Appreciation Which Attend Changes In Technological Pattern And Therefore Of The Pattern Of Human Relationships In Society.

We Believe That The Materials And The Stories Taken From The Raw Can Be Finer (more Real In The Philosophic Sense) Than The Acted Article.