It may be granted that the letters and newspaper articles take a middle place.

They are a part of the picture, but their influence on the spectator is, nevertheless, very similar to that of the leaders.

We are here concerned only with what the pictorial offering contains.

We must therefore also disregard the accompanying music or the imitative noises which belong to the technique of the full-fledged photoplay nowadays.

They do not a little to push the attention hither and thither.