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Movies, Theater and Class

By The Daily Dish

Sep 19 2007, 2:04 AM ET

An Atlantic classic from 1915 by Walter Prichard Eaton. Money quote:

"The line of demarcation between theatrical audiences and movie audiences will grow ever sharper, the one representing entirely the bourgeoisie and upper classes, and the other the proletariat."

Prophetic, no?



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