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Jones; camera (b&w) Hector Lemieux, Pierre Arbour, Walter Sutton, Jack Long; editor, Marion Meadows; sound, Clarke Daprato; narrator, Bud Knapp. Running time 1 1 mins.
Content: Bridging the Cape (a new causeway at Mulgrave, N.S. to link the Nova Scotian mainland to Cape Breton Island); Fencing, An¬ cient Art Now Modern Sport; V.O.N. — Every¬ body's Nurse.
Eye Witness No. 60: February, 1954
Producer, David Bairstow; commentary, Peter Jones; cameras (b&w) Raymond Garceau, Lome Batchelor, Maurice Constant, Jack Long; editor, Peter Jones; sound, Clarke Daprato; narrator, Lamont Tilden. Running time 1 1 mins.
Content: Tomorrow's Officers (the training of recruits at Le College Militaire Royale de StJean, Quebec); Unseen World (life beneath the river waters); Scientists Uncover Prehistoric Ani¬ mals in Alberta.
Eye Witness No. 61: March, 1954
Production and commentary, David Bairstow; cameras (b&w) Robert Humble, David Bairstow; editor, Peter Jones; sound, Clarke Daprato; narrator, Jack Daly. Running time 11 mins.
Content: R.C.A.F. Keeps Watch on the Moselle River, Metz, France; New NATO Brigade Takes Up Position (Canada's First Infantry Brigade Group at Soest, Germany).
Eye Witness No. 62: April, 1954
Production and commentary, David Bairstow; cameras (b&w) Hector Lemieux, Wilfred Doucette, Douglas Wilkinson; editor, Peter Jones; sound, Clarke Daprato; narrator, W. A. Knapp. Running time 1 1 mins.
Content: The Armdale Girls Chorus of Halifax; First Cruise of the New Ice-breaker, d'Iberville.
Eye Witness No. 63: May, 1954
Producer, David Bairstow; directors. Jack Long, Walter Hewitson; commentary and editing, Peter Jones; cameras (b&w) Jack Long, Lome Batche¬ lor; sound, George Croll; narrator, W. A. Knapp. Running time 1 1 mins.
Content: Veteran Steamer, the Minto, Ends Record Service on the Arrow Lakes of B.C.; Inside Story of a Lady's Mink Coat.
Eye Witness No. 64: June, 1954
Producer, Jack Olsen; directors, Walter Hewit¬ son, Hector Lemieux; commentary and editing, Peter Jones; cameras (b&w) Jean Roy, Hector Lemieux; sound, Clarke Daprato; narrator, W. A. Knapp. Running time 1 1 mins.
Content: The Work of the Society for Crippled Civilians; Fishing for Swordfish at Glace Bay.
Also released to theatres in April, 1954 was:
The Stratford Adventure
Produced by the NFB; distribution, Columbia Pictures of Canada; producer, Guy Glover; di¬ rector, Morten Parker; scenario, Gudrun Parker; camera (Eastmancolor) Donald Wilder; editor, Douglas Tunstall; sound recording, Joseph Cham¬ pagne; sound editing, Ken Heeley-Ray; re-record¬ ing, Clark Daprato; score, Louis Applebaum; narrator, John Drainie. Running time 40 mins.
Players include Alec Guinness, Tyrone Guthrie, Irene Worth and members of the casts for Rich¬ ard III and All's Well That Ends Well.
Summary: How the Shakespearean Festival at Stratford, Ontario came into being in July, 1953.
Canadian Cameo Series
Produced by Associated Screen Studios, Mon¬ treal and distributed in Canada by Empire-Unrversal Films.
Spotlight No. 5
Production, direction, editing, Gordon Sparling;
script, Frank Lowe; camera (b&w) Jack Hynes, Robert Martin; narrator, Ken Davey; score, Lucio Agostini. Running time lO'/i mins. Released May, 1953.
Content: Trafalgar Square, London; Resurgence of Jazz; Notre Dame College, Saskatchewan.
Dogs at Work
Production, direction, editing, Gordon Sparling; script, James Swackhammer; camera (b&w) Jack Hynes; narrator, Frank Williams; score, Lucio Agostini. Running time 9 Vi mins. Released Sep¬ tember, 1953.
Content: Service dogs of the R.C.M.P. take their annual refresher course.
Spotlight No. 6
Production, direction, editing, Gordon Sparling; script, Ray Cunnington; camera (b&w) Jack Hynes, Ross Beasley; narrator, Ken Davey; score, Morris C. Davis. Running time lO'/i mins. Re¬ leased November, 1953.
Content: Basketball, yesterday and today; Hand puppets by Leo and Dora; Vancouver's fire-boat, the world's largest.
DIRECTORS’ CREDITS
(FEATURES)
Bigras, Jean-Yves
L'Esprit de Mai (Frontier).
(OTHER THAN FEATURES)
Anderson, Robert
Country Magistrate, Mission Ship; (NFB).
Arbour, Pierre
The Photographer (NFB).
Attridge, Ernest
•Treasures of the Ukraine (Attridge).
Bairstow, David
Dues and the Union (NFB).
Baxter, Lloyd
Our Valley; A Town and Its River; (Conserva¬ tion Branch, Ont. Dept, of Planning & De¬ velopment).
Beale, Robert
Treasures of the Ukraine (Attridge).
Bennett, David
Canadian Notebook; The Newcomers; Dick Hickey — Blacksmith; (NFB).
Benoit, Real
Milk for Health; New Canaan; Maritime Holi¬ day; (Benoit & de Tonnancour).
Biggs, Julian
Let's Talk About Films; Herring Hunt; Frontier College (CCO version. College in the Wilds); (NFB).
Blais, Roger
In Search of Home; Shadow on the Prairie; Rehearsal; Each Man's Son; (NFB).
Burwash, Gordon
War on Want (NFB).
Chapman, Christopher The Seasons (Chapman).
Cherry, Lawrence
Fighting Forest Fires with Power Pumps (NFB).
Chetwynd, Arthur
Canadian Standards Association; Plant Tour; Kelowna Regatta; (Chetwynd Films).
Clark, Earl
Between the Lines (ASN).
Cock, Peter
Cotton Made in Canada; Food for Freddy; Polysar; (Crawley).
Cote, Guy
Winter in Canada (NFB).
Crabtree, Grant
Thrills Without Spills (Omega).
Crawley, F. R.
Brasil: Noranda Enterprise; Panoramas du Que¬ bec; Transition; (Crawley).
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