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CAMERA SERVICE CENkR
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Hold 7th International Film and TV Festival Oct. 19-20
-ft The 7lh International Film and TV Festival of New York, organized by Industrial Exhibitions. Inc.. will be held on October 19-20 in New York City. According to Herbert Rosen, president of the sponsoring organization, this years discussion and awards program will be broader in scope News of the program and ot arrangements, judges, etc. are scheduled to appear in these pages in later months. For advance entry details and exhibit arrangements, etc. contact Industrial Exhibitions, Inc. at ! 17 E. 45th St.. New York. * * *
Department of Interior to Release "The Last Frontier"
■i!^ A new color documentar, motion picture. The Lasi I Frontier, is being released by the U. S. Government in April. In announcing the film. Secretary of the Interior Stew.;' L. U'dall said:
"This film depicts the va-ness of the resources — lan^ water, forest, grasslands, mi; erals. wildlife, recreation, and open space — of the remaining public domain.
-In The Last Frontier, vsee what has happened t • earlier frontiers — how the\ have disappeared as our population grew. Now. the public lands of the west and Alaska remain as the last frontier for national expansion, where the public has a choice as to their eventual use."
The 28-minute film was produced for the Department's bureau of land management by Larry Madison Productions. It tells the storv of 4^ million acres of land mana;c. by that bureau. Madison w.is the producer of Wild Rivers. also produced in cooperation with the Interior department and co-sponsored by the Humble Oil & Refining Company. It is being widely distributed bv Modern TPS. • * * *
"Concrete" Wins Top Prizo of Industrial Advertisers
<^ The Los .Angeles Chapter. Association of Industrial Advertisers, has awarded top honors for "the best industrial motion picture" to Concrete. a 20-minute color film prcvducers for Kaiser Cement and Gypsum Corporation by Eraser Productions. San Francisco. •'.
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