But I wish to suggest that the ideal censorship is that to which the daily press is subject, the elastic hand of public opinion, if the photoplay can be brought as near to newspaper conditions in this matter as it is in some others.
How does public opinion grip the journalist?
The editor has a constant report from his constituency.

A popular scoop sells an extra at once.

An attack on the wrong idol cancels fifty subscriptions.

People come to the office to do it, and say why.

If there is a piece of real news on the second page, and fifty letters come in about it that night, next month when that character of news reappears it gets the front page.