Sooner or later, all Americans will be written into the record of this age of statistics. Last week it was the moviegoer, buttonholed by professional pollsters in a survey prepared for LIFE. Splitting their subjects into three groupsfrequent moviegoers (twice a month or more), moderate (three to twelve times a year), infrequent (twice a year or less)the pollsters put together a mathematical profile:
¶ Income seems to have no bearing, but the frequent moviegoer is more likely to be a Jew than a Catholic or a Protestant; he has had, as a rule, more education than his stay-at-home fellow,...
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