Canadian Film Digest Year Book (1982)

FILM CLASSIFICATION 5. If conducted in premises limited to a period of one month ............. $ 50 6. If conducted in open-air park: Formonehonthiee eens tices $ 50 Eovitwomonthsime sees $ 75 Fowithreenmonthsmsmte ener $100 For season, not exceeding six WeTWS zaaseacenonneteaes bodnuac $150 6a. If conducted in a park or premises so equipped that moving pictures can be viewed by patrons while seated in motor vehicles parked in an enclosed space commonly known as a drive-in theatre, a fee calculated under sub-sections (2) or (3), as the case may be, based upon the assumption that the seating capacity of the park or premises is 2.5 times the number of motor vehicles which the drive-in theatre can accommodate. 7. Itinerant licences for the exhibition of feature films, etc., good only in places endorsed on face of licence: For.eachidagg oe. ssreryeiloae xine $ 10 Foreacht weeks aoe rene ee $ 40 FomeaGh inion thimicsnisasan teenie aie $100 8. Itinerant licences, good only in places endorsed on face of licence, not more than four places to be covered by one licence: Good only two days in any calendar week in ANY ONE IPlACE won sere wrote ssisimiierstetoleravere $ 25 Good only three days in any calendar week INANYLONe PlACGm.., caccicisiere iets $ 35 9. Itinerant licences limited to small towns or villages, good only one day a week, not more than ten places to be covered by one NC ONCOmeresemvcrciceelcas sorte eee $ 40 10. If conducted under the auspices of a church, religious organization or educational institution other than a school or college holding a permit issued under regulation 45 of these regulations, or in aid of charitable work,.< yeki-corsters ict forcrerstetase $1 11. If conducted for the purpose of advertising anything whatsoever ........... $50 Exchange Licences Annual fees: General’. . 305. st.0.. cod. < eaters $300 Limited (to six subjects) .......... $ 50 Films exposed, developed and printed within the province ........ $ 50 CARBONE-LORRAINE CORPORATION 225 Harwood Blvd. Dorion, Que. J7V-1Y3 (514) 455-5728 Jim King, V.P. & Gen. Mgr. Jacques Marchand, V.P. LOM .:'s1s tin ale etal aes eS $ 25 Screen advertising .............-$ 25 For a film exchange licence limited to videotapes with no restriction as to the number of videotapes ............ $ 25 ALBERTA Motion Picture Censor Board Main FI., CN Tower 10004 — 104 Ave. Edmonton, Alta. T5J OK5 (403) 427-2006 Minister: Hon. Mary J. LeMessurier Chairman: Owen G. Hooper Film Classification Current classification categories are: “Family” — suitable for exhibition to children unaccompanied. “Adult” — no admission to any person under the apparent age of 16 unless accompanied by parent or bona fide guardian. “Adult — Not Suitable for Children” — same admission restrictions as for “Adult” classification. Not an official classification, serves as a warning to the parent. “Restricted Adult” — no admission to any person under the apparent age of 18. A child may be admitted to a theatre at which any motion picture is being shown if (a) he is not more than three years of age, and (b) he is accompanied by his parent. Screening fees: 35mm: $4 per 1000 ft. or fraction thereof; second and third prints $3 per 1000 ft. or fraction thereof; fourth and subsequent prints $1 per 1000 ft. or fraction thereof. Trailers $1 each. 16mm: $2 for each 400 ft. or fraction thereof; additional prints $1 for each 400 ft. or fraction thereof. Theatre Licences The licensing of theatres and projectionists is no longer required in the Province. Amusement Tax There are no amusement taxes. Theatre Products *Exclusive Century Projector agents in Canada “Xetron products *Most popular brands of major equipment LORRAINE CARBONS SASKATCHEWAN Film Classification Board Dept. of Consumer and Commercial Affairs Room 21, Court House 2425 Victoria Ave. Regina, Sask. S4P 3E4 (306) 565-5883 Minister of Consumer and Commercial Affairs: Hon. Murray J. Koskie Director: L.R. Hartt Film Classification Officer: Terry Vincent Film Classification Categories: For the information of the public, all films intended for public exhibition in Saskatchewan must indicate classification, and warnings if applicable, in all advertisements andat the theatre box office as follows: “General” — movies suitable for all ages. “Adult” — movies where parents may want to exercise discretion on behalf of children. However, all ages may attend. The movies may contain scenes of a mature nature requiring parental guidance. “Restricted Adult” — movies where parents (not just an adult) must accompany those under 18 years of age. These films have a mature theme and may contain cruelty, violence, strong language or other scenes which may offend. “Special X” — movies which no person under the age of 18 years may attend. The movies contain scenes which may be objectionable or offensive, and often contain explicit sexual or violent scenes. “Warning Captions” — in addition to the classification, warning captions may be used — such as: Scenes may be offensive; Language may be offensive; Violence may be offensive; Not suitable for children. Screening fees: Per title for a film 30 minutes or longer in length $250 a film under 30 minutes in length .. $ 50 a film under 5 minutes in length (that is not a preview of a film longer than SOlmmnAteS) years: «:scttcatacee. hae SRE *Sound Service “Installations “Theatre Supplies *Rebuilding Shop “Theatre Planning “Theatre Automating 455 Milner Ave., Unit 9 Scarborough, Ontario M1B-2K4 (416) 293-4030 JOHN KILCULLEN Manager, Theatre Products