| Table of Contents Theater industry of china jeopardized Objections to new censorshipCensorship facilities at Nanking The National Censorship
 Past film censorship in China Theater and film exhibition - Sound picture exhibition Market for sound projection equipment in China Competitive aspects of the MarketPossible competition from Chinese sound projectors
 Early Chinese moving picture production Present Chinese silent picture production - Chinese producing companies Chinese sound pictures  China's first sound pictureAmericans to produce Chinese talkies Current sound film production
 Market for American sound recording equipment Chinese tastes in film  American films popular with the Chinese American films in competition with Chinese films - Competition from Chinese sound films Film distributors  Film distribution centersFilm distributors and agencies Prices for filmsDistribution practices 
 Imports of motion picture films and apparatus  Import duty on films  Consumption of unexposed films Motion pictures in the Shanghai consular district.....................................41 Amoy consular district Canton consular district including Portuguese colony of Macao Chefoo consular district  Foochow consular district  Hankow consular district  Hongkong consular district  Kwantung leased territory Nanking consular district  North Manchuria - Harbin consular district  Swatow consular district  South Manchuria - Mukden consular district  Tientsin consular district  Tsinan consular district  Tsingtao consular district  Yunnanfu consular district  Confidential section Sources of information.......................................................................87 Enclosures No.1: Laws and Regulations on Chinese National Censorship No.2: List of theaters in ChinaNo.3: Dealers in sound and silent projection and theater equipment in ShanghaiNo.4: Chinese Motion Picture production companies in Shanghai No.5: Film distributors, exchanges and agents in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Tientsin
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