As Mr. Elvin pointed out, 'ACT has already a considerable grip on the 16-nun. product:on industry. But it is confined to the larger companies. • Organisations such as Gaumont-British International and British Instructional Films are, because of their close alliances to the 35-mm

• Take the case of the educationalist. My experience of the National Committee for Visual Aids in Education is that there is no criticism of costs—and, mark you, many companies are making classroom films under our agreement. Further, you don't think educationalists would turn ro

A thorough grounding in the a.pilleaCon of filmstrips to classroom teachin* contained in a booklet by H. R. and 1. W. Dance. An Introduction to Filmstrips," by . . George G. Harrap. In 36 pages it describes the pract.cal convenience of strips. the different and the machines requ

Carlton, Nottingham. BEYOND TOMORROW. 112 min. (A.). May 30. 1940. Charles Winninger. Richard Carlson. Sentimental drama ith three earthbound ..,pirits sponsor. tug and protecting a young couple. family fare. KNICKERBOCKER HOLIDAY. 86 min. WI. July 6, 1944. Nelson Eddy, Charles

63-65, King Street, Maidenhead. BELL FOR ADAM). A. 104 inin. (.1). June 29, 1945. Gem Tierney, John Ilodiak. How an American 'officer, as civil administrator Italian town, replaces the church hell. Nothing to harm the children.

AT the first annual meeting of Blackpool Amateur Cine Club, held at its studio headquarters, Half Way House, Squires Gate, South Shore. recently, the report showed a year of steady progress. The club has made five productions, and it has organised a film contest at which it is h

The Photographic Dealers' As••• • elation has axed October 13 as (late for its dinner at the Pirk Lane Hotel, London.

A Quarterly Chronicle of important world evB during the preceding three months. This consists of 2 reels and is specially edited for us ;- schools, clubs and discussion groups.