Canadian Film Digest Year Book (1971)

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ASSOCIATIONS Comp CAPAC (cont’d.) MONTREAL OFFICE 1245 Sherbrooke Street West, Suite 1620. Motion Picture Theatres throughout Canada have paid annual licence fees to CAPAC for more than 40 years. The right to charge music performance fees, on behalf of composers, authors, and music publishers, has been upheld by the courts. Ina 1970 judgment, CAPAC was awarded an injunction and damages against a Saskatchewan exhibitor, for copyright infringements by both sound films and recordings ina drive-in theatre. The licence fees which CAPAC may lawfully sue for or collect must be approved each year by a Board appointed by the Government of Canada—; an extract from the “’Canada Gazette’ showing the 1971 licence fees is as follows: Tariff No. 4— THEATRES For a theatre licence covering operations at any time during the year, the annual fee is charged on seating capacity as follows: Seats Rate per Seat per Annum 499 seatsandunder ........ 10 cents 500to 799seats .......... 12 cents 800 to1,599seats .......... 15 cents 1,600 seats and over .......... 20 cents Theatres operating three days or less per week shall pay one-half of the above rates. Minimum fee, $10. The seating capacity of Drive-In Theatres shall be three times the maximum number of automobiles which may be accommodated at any one time. A licence obtained under this item of the tariff shall not be deemed to authorize any concert or stage show when the exhibition of one or more films is not an integral part of the programme. Concerts or stage shows in theatres not coming within the aforesaid classification shall be licensed under item No. 11 of the tariff. COPYRIGHT APPEAL BOARD Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Secretary R. Vadeboncoeur Hon. A. L. Thurlow (Chairman, Judge, The Federal Court of Appeal. J. Miquelon, Q.C., (Member), President, Crown Assets Disposal Corporation. P. M. Ollivier, Q.C., (Member), Associate Deputy Minister of Justice. CANADIAN FILM DIGEST The Copyright Appeal Board is appointed by the Governor in Council, as required under the Copyright Act. It meets annually to consider and approve fees payable to performing rights societies after hearing interested parties and studying rates submitted. CANADIAN PICTURE PIONEERS NATIONAL HEAD OFFICE: 175 Bloor Street East, Toronto 5, Ont. (416-929-0865) (M. V. Chinn: 694-1772) OFFICERS staweda temetevene radars Lloyd C, Pearson Seeks Leonard Bernstein, Secretary-Treasurer ... Andrew G. Rouse Honorary Solicitor David J. Ongley, Q.C. x Honorary Life Director ..Harold L. Pfaff Public Relations .......... Don Watts, Len Bishop GolPasis «<.ok econo atte Zeke Sheine Membership ........... Harry Green, Robert Myers, Bill Hills Lionel Lester Morris Appleby, Award Dinner Entertainment eee ee ee Len Bishop Fund Raising ....... Leonard Bernstein Annual Meeting ........... Bert Brown piVelfare .......-..-..6.Harold Pfaff DIRECTORS Morris Appleby, Art P. Bahen, Bert Brown, Harry Green, Wm. E. Hills, Lionel Lester, Robert E. Myers, Zeke Sheine, Don Watts PAST PRESIDENTS O. R. Hanson, N. A. Taylor, M. Stein, R. W. Bolstad, F. H. Fisher, D. Krendel, L. Bishop, M. L. Axler, A. L. (Pat) Travers CANADIAN PICTURE PIONEERS TRUST FUND Chairman .......... D. J. Ongley, Q.C. RM@aSUINe ein. ke R. W. Bolstad Trustees ....... F.H. Fisher, M. Stein, O. R. Hanson BRANCHES CALGARY Prairie Allied Booking Assn., 522-11th Avenue S.W., Calgary 3, Alberta PTeSCC tt arene Hector Ross Secretary-Treasurer ....Walter Duperrier MARITIMES Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, 45 King Street, Saint John, N.B. Presiderit.. ....c «ten ayeteaeoeee Eric Golding Secretary .......... Delbert J. Buckley Treasurer ........... Norman Simpson QUEBEC Paramount Film Exchange, 5887 Monkland Ave., Montreal 261, Quebec Presidents .%-.< annus Romeo Goudreau Secretaryy ..Jss.20e see Wm. P. Young Treasurer .. . [5th ae Jack Kroll VANCOUVER Columbia Pictures, 2182 West 12th Ave., No. 208, Vancouver 9, B.C. President Frank Marshall Larry Strick WINNIPEG Canfilm Screen Service Ltd., 478 Brooklyn St., Winnipeg 12, Manitoba President John Ferguson Soyo lem Harold Joyal ee