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Reel News
♦ As part of a piiblii relations program, The Ford Motor Company throiigli |. Waller Thompson has commissioned Transfilm to produce three sound color films designed to show the beauties of travel in the United States. The films will be distributed to Ford District Offices throughout the country, who will make thein available to schools, clubs, churclies, conventions, and local groups. Transfilm has completed the fust of the sound color films. Men of Gloucester. Other titles to be produced in this program are Pueblo Boy and Southern Highlands.
Indiana Visual Aids Grant by M. L. Stoeppelwerth
♦ A gift of $1800 has been made to Indiana University by the Indiana Visual Aids Company of Indianapolis, through its president, M. L. Stoeppelwerth, for the purpose of employing graduate assistants to undertake studies on the correlation of films with the more widely taught subjects in Indiana schools. Professor L. C. Larson, director of the audio-visual center at Indiana University, will supervise the work.
European Production Up According to Paul Cherney
♦ Paul Chernev of Cinefot International Corp. has just returned from an extensive tour in Europe, visiting the photographic industry. He covered England, France, Belgium, Holland. Denmark, Sweden, Czechoslovakia, Italy, parts of the German Occupation Zone and Switzerland.
Cherney reports that the European photographic industry is making considerable strides even though prices in most markets are still far above our own domestic level, primarily on account of artificial exchange rates. The German photographic industry is definitely on the wav again and it is just a question of months until German photographic conunodiiies begin to flow into worUl markets.
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NUMBER EIGHT • VOLUME SEVEN • 1944
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