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COLUMBUS FILM AWARDS
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viously entered in the Columbus Festival.
Film entries will be judged in the following general categories:
1 ) Business and Industry; 2 ) Information and Education; 3) Travel (U.S. and Foreign); 4) Special Fields: Health and Mental Health; Religion; Cultural Arts: Fine Arts and Music Theater Arts; and Feature-Length Films.
Formal presentation of Chris Statuettes and Certificate Awards will be made at the 7th Annual Awards Banquet on April 30. 1959. in the Fort Hayes Hotel. Principal speaker at the banquet will be Robert P. Brown of EnL-yclopaedia Britannica Films.
Film Entry Fee Is ^4
An entry fee of $4 is charged for each film entered up to 1.600 feet; the entry charge is $5 for feature-length productions 1,600 feet or over. Entries must be accompanied by 3x5 cards for use by the preview committees, noting: category entered; color or black:ind-white print; running time; and d brief summary of the film's content and its purpose, and the type af audience it was made for. Entrants also are required to pay round-trip postage on films.
Literature and posters on films entered in the Festival may be submitted to reach the Festival committee by March 1. 1959, for display in connection with the screening of award-winning films on March 29. Screening sessions will be conducted that day between the hours of 1 and 5 p.m. and 7 and I I p.m., with a refreshment break at 9 p.m.
Oflicial film entry forms and all other information relating to the Festival may be obtained by writing to Daniel F. Prugh, President, Film Council of Greater Columbus, Memorial Hall, 280 East Broad Street, Columbus 15, Ohio. iJ'
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