Canadian Film Digest (Apr 1973)

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Page 6 April 1973 The Canadian Film Digest — i ; : , % ae * VISITORS: Director Francis Mankewicz attended the Lost Horizon producer Ross Hunter met the Daryl Duke attended the Toronto opening of hi. English Canadian premiere of his film Le press at a special lunch given at the Sutton Cinerama-Ambassador release Payday. Temps D'une Chasse, an NFB production. Place hotel. 22 Saal .. . at our ever-growing group of Ne *2s ae the modern theatres. Today's achievements Actress Olivette Thibault met the audience for take the place of future plans. At a special screening of Claude Jutra’s NFB film Mon Oncle Antoine at the Ontario Film Odeon we do it now! Theatre. is This urgency of purpose serves us well, as it serves our film suppliers. | GH Pens aggressive in the achievement of OF rogtess has brought us our hardearned reputation for good theatre management and showmanship. That is why, the future is now at THE ODEON THEATRES (CANADA) LIMITED Kg Donald Pleasance joined director Gerald Potterton for the Mutual release The Rainbow Boys at the Toronto opening. RESULTS OF IMPORTANT SURVEY JUST IN! An exhausted survey among the owner and president of Quinn Laboratories, Mr. Findlay J. Quinn respectively, has just been digested by the computers, wheezing, hissing and zapockating. The key question in sub-section 18C, namely #319 a, b, c, & d, ran as follows: » What, in your unprejudiced opinion, is the overwhelming caus_ative factor in the unprecedented success of your film laboratory; (a) because your people care more, (b) that your technological advances, both (bl) chemical and (b2) mechanical, have revolutionized film processing, (c) that your (cl) size and (c2) ultra-modern procedures have resulted in (c3) faster, (c4) more accurate customer servicing, and that, (d) if given half a chance, you will do even better?” In a firm, clear and unequivocal gurgle, the computer printed out Mr. Quinn’s retort: “T like your style!” QUINN LABS 380 Adelaide Street West / Toronto 2 / 368-301 |