Diario La Nación
- The beautiful women of the cinema
- Children, parents and the State, by Julio Camba
- A joking suitor, a story by Rodolphe Bringer
The selected titles introduce a cinema portrait, a piece on children, parents and the State attributed to Julio Camba, and a story by Rodolphe Bringer. They establish the page’s cultural and literary subjects without supplying the portrait caption, the essay’s argument or the story’s plot.
Partial reading: cinema heading and two literary titles with their author attributions only; no bodies or captions.
Translation
The beautiful women of the cinema
The beautiful women of the cinema
Children, parents and the State, by Julio Camba
Children, parents and the State, by Julio Camba
A joking suitor, a story by Rodolphe Bringer
A joking suitor, a story by Rodolphe Bringer
Context
Cinema beyond the screen
A feature about the beautiful women of cinema turns performers into subjects of reading and conversation outside the theatre. The attraction is the person on screen as well as the film, linking newspaper entertainment to the culture of celebrity.
Julio Camba’s eye for everyday society
Camba was a journalist and travelling correspondent known for agile, ironic observations of social life. A title linking children, parents and the state fits that essayistic interest in the point where ordinary experience meets public institutions.
A newspaper as a place to read fiction
Bringer’s contribution is explicitly labelled a story. Alongside cinema and a signed essay, it makes the page a selection of different reading pleasures: public personalities, social observation and an invented narrative.
Original
Las mujeres bonitas del cine
Las mujeres bonitas del cine
Los hijos, los padres y el Estado por JULIO CAMBA
Los hijos, los padres y el Estado por JULIO CAMBA
Un pretendiente bromista Cuento por Rodolphe Bringer
Un pretendiente bromista Cuento por Rodolphe Bringer
Source: Source: Internet Archive