will be no choice; the business will be a standardized “industry.”
These, then, are some of the facts of the American motion picture world. They are not all the facts, but each of them is important. Not one can be overlooked by students of the influence of the theater. Many a perplexed observer of everyday affairs will find in these facts a key which explains many things..
Issue of February 19, 1921.
Rule of the Jewish Kehillah Grips New York A RE the Jews organized? Do they consciously pur- sue a program which on one side is pro-Semitic and on the other anti-Gentile? How can a group so numerically inferior wield so large an influence upon the majority of the world?
These are questions which have been asked and which can be answered. The clan solidarity of the Jew, the ramifications of his organizations, the specific purpose which he has in view, are themes upon which there is any amount of “say so,” but very little au¬ thoritative statement. It may therefore be useful and informing to study one or two of the more important Jewish organizations in the United States.