Canadian Film Digest Year Book (1972)

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Appendix 2: 4ramount Film Service Limited, Twentieth Century-Fox Corporation Limited, United Artists Corporation -imited, Universal Films of Canada Limited, Warner Bros. Distributing Canada) Limited Officers: President: Ron Emilio Vice President: George Heiber 3xecutive Director: Millard S. Roth Nirectors: V. Beattie, R. Emilio, H. Harnick, G. Heiber, F. Mancuso, H. Mathers, W. Soady, Martin Bockner, I. Stern. Film Boards: The following Film Boards across Canada are affiliated with the Canadian Motion Picture Distributors Association: c/o United Artists Corporation Limited 3811 Edmonton Trail Calgary, Alberta President: L. Fedor Secretary: B. Covert c/o Astral Films Royal Hotel Germain and King Streets Saint John, New Brunswick President: D. Madill Secretary: Miss Kay Ryan c/o Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures of Canada Limited 8398 St. Lawrence Boulevard Montreal, Quebec President: R. Chartrand Secretary: J. P. Hurtubise c/o Canadian Motion Picture Distributors Association 130 Bloor Street West Toronto 5, Ontario Executive Director: M.S. Roth c/o Twentieth Century-Fox Corporation Limited 2182 West 12th Avenue Vancouver, British Columbia Associations President: B. Rudston-Brown Secretary: R. Shields c/o Bellevue Film Distributors Limited 365 Hargrave Street Winnipeg, Manitoba President: R. Brooker Secretary: S. Bermack Canadian Picture Pioneers National Head Office: 175 Bloor Street East Toronto 5, Ontario 929-0865 M. V. Chinn: 694-1772 Officers: President: Leonard Bernstein Vice President: Lionel Lester Secretary Treasurer: Graydon Hulse Honorary Solicitor: David J. Ongley, Q.C. Honorary Life Director: Harold L. Pfaff Public Relations: Don Watts, Morris Appleby Golf: Zeke Sheine Membership: Graydon Hulse, Orval Fruitman. Award Dinner: Lionel Lester Fund Raising: George Destounis Welfare: Harold Pfaff Directors: Morris Appleby, Bert Brown, George Destounis, Gerry Dillon, Orval Fruitman, A. G. Rouse, Zeke Sheine, Don Watts. Past Presidents: O.R. Hanson, N. A. Taylor, Morris Stein, R. W. Bolstad, Frank H. Fisher, Dan Krendel, Len Bishop, M. L. Axler, A. L. (Pat) Travers, L. C. Pearson. Canadian Picture Pioneers Trust Fund: Chairman: D.J. Ongley, Q.C. Treasurer: Frank H. Fisher Trustees: R. W. Bolstad, Morris Stein, O. R. Hanson Branches: Prairie Allied Booking Association 522-l1th Avenue SW Calgary 3, Alberta President: Hector Ross Secretary Treasurer: Walter Duperrier Paramount Theatre Halifax, Nova Scotia President: T. Murray Lynch Secretary: Fred Leavens Paramount Film Exchange 5887 Monkland Avenue Montreal 261, Quebec President: Romeo Goudreau Secretary: Wm. P. Young Treasurer: Jack Kroll Odeon Theatre 881 Granville Street Vancouver 2, British Columbia President: Frank Marshall Secretary Treasurer: John Bernard Canfilm Screen Service Limited 583 Ellice Avenue Winnipeg 2, Manitoba President: John Ferguson Secretary Treasurer: Harold Joyal The Pioneer of the Year Award: In 1952 the C.P.P. Marked the Golden Anniversary of the Silver Screen in Canada, dating it from the establishment of the first successful motion picture theatre— the Electric of John Schulberg on Cordova Street, Vancouver, which he opened in the Fall of 1902. At the celebration banquet, held in the Royal York Hotel, Toronto, Schuberg, Jule Allen of Toronto, George Ganetakos of Montreal, A.J. Mason of Springhill, Nova Scotia, L. Ernest Ouimet of Montreal and Fred G. Spencer of Saint John, New Brunswick, were honored as pre-1910 pioneers who had done the most to advance the motion picture asa popular form of entertainment inits early days. Spencer passed Canadian Film Digest Year Book 1972-73 143