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sistant director, Richard Dixon and Gordon Mil¬ ligan; casting associate: Eve Langbord; script supervisor, Lucie Thivierge; makeup, Irene Kent; hairstyling for The Divorce, Max Adler; transpor¬ tation, Rob Roy; animation, Pistafilm. Running time I 1 4 minutes.
CAST: Film is in six segments, with Leo G. Carroll the star. Stars of the segments: Hilda Brauner and Wm. Traylor in Honeymoon; Kate Reid, Ernest Graves and Richard Janaver in Homecoming; June
Duprez and Austin Willis in The Divorce; Jane Rose and Truman Smith in Average Man; Rita Gardner and Jack Betts in Baby; and equal stature for six players in Lecture Hall.
Hollywood Productions
The Canadians I Fox) and Nikki, Wild Dog of the North (Disney) were filmed entirely in Canada during 1960-61.
Canadian Short Subjects
(Produced for commercial distribution to theaters)
Canada Carries On Series
Produced by the National Film Board and dis¬ tributed in Canada by Columbia Pictures of Canada.
A Is For Architecture: July, 1960
(Thirty-minute color featurette. An animated tribute to the great buildings of man through the ages)
Roughnecks: September, 1960
(B&W account of oil drillers at work in Alberta) Stowaway: October, 1960
(B&W story film about a 13-year old boy who stows away on his father's schooner and learns all about deep-sea fishing when the vessel reaches the Grand Banks)
Canada On Stage: November, 1960
(B&W record of the Dominion Drama Festival finals on the stage of Vancouver's new Queen Elizabeth Theatre)
Life in a Woodlot: December, 1960
(Color nature film showing insect life in the underbrush )
Universe: January, 1961
(B&W 28-minute featurette. An animated journey through space)
Beaver Dam: February, 1961 (Color nature film for children showing the beaver at work)
Emergency In Morocco: March, 1961
(B&W account of UN aid to Morocco when 10,000 persons were stricken after using cooking oil adulterated with aviation oil being sold cheaply in the market place)
The Price of Fire: April, 1961 (B&W record of the work of the Montreal Fire Department)
The Tiny Terrors: May, 1961
(Color science film showing what's being done to combat the biting fly)
Boy Meets Band: June, 1961 (Color film showing the training of young bandsmen in Vancouver)
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Its meaning is illustrated in the work of all departments at
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