1914: Group Portrait of the Funkhauser Moving Picture Censorship Group

Group Portrait of the Funkhauser Moving Picture Censorship Group

Group portrait of Samuel A. Bloch and Miss Katherine F. Birmingham standing, with Miss Florence B. Kirk, Miss Eva Loeb, Miss C. F. Karr, and Miss Christine Field sitting in front of them in a room in Chicago, Illinois. They are members of the Funkhauser moving picture censorship group, which advocated censoring moving pictures.

Courtesy of the Chicago Historical Society.

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