:01:00
The interview subject
will only be candid...
:01:03
if he knows he's speaking
in the strictest confidence.
:01:07
Right. Okay.
:01:11
So, when were you born?
:01:13
June 23, 1894.
:01:17
Are you single or married?
:01:19
Married.
:01:20
- What is your race?
- Don't waste time asking the obvious, Martin.
:01:23
- Fill it in yourself.
- What is your religion?
:01:26
- Methodist.
- How often do you attend church?
:01:29
Not at all now,
but I did regularly until I was 19.
:01:33
How did you get along with your father
and mother when you were growing up?
:01:36
That's a multiple question.
:01:38
It allows me to ignore any part
I don't want to answer.
:01:41
- How did you get along with your mother?
- Fine.
:01:44
- We had a close relationship.
- And your father?
:01:49
How did you get along with your father?
:01:57
And what are we to do?
:02:01
We turn away
from matters of the flesh...
:02:04
and we turn to things...
:02:07
of the spirit.
:02:11
Lust...
:02:13
has a thousand avenues...
:02:16
the dance hall,
the ice cream parlor...
:02:19
the tenement saloon...
:02:21
the Turkish bath.
:02:24
Like the Hydra...
:02:26
it grows new heads everywhere.
:02:34
Even the modern inventions
of science...
:02:37
are used to cultivate immorality.
:02:42
The gas engine...
:02:45
has brought us
the automobile joyride...
:02:48
and an even more
pernicious menace...
:02:51
the roadside brothel.
:02:55
Electricity...
:02:57
has made possible
the degrading picture show.
:02:59
Because of the telephone...