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By Jack Joseph Smith
The mayor explained in a proclamation that the
cinema was a machine of illusions that did not
merit the emotional outbursts of the audience.
From One Hundred Years Of Solutide
By Gabriel Garcia Marquez
By Jack Joseph Smith
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AI Interpretation
The notebook writer copies a passage in which a mayor calls cinema a machine of illusions and dismisses the audience's emotional outbursts.
The writer credits From One Hundred Years Of Solutide and Gabriel Garcia Marquez below the quotation. The source attribution connects this fragment to the notebook's interest in illusion and spectatorship.
A typed quotation: 'The mayor explained in a proclamation that the / cinema was a machine of illusions', attributed 'From One Hundred Years Of Solutide'.
The copied passage fits the notebook's interest in film, illusion and audience response.