Cinema Quarterly (1933 - 1934)

to these given in past seasons by the Edinburgh Film Guild. The subscription for six shows is ios. ; guest tickets 2s. 6d. CROYDON FILM SOCIETY, 51 High Street, Croydon. April 15th. Uberfall (Film Soc). Pacific 231 (Film Soc). Cargo from Jamaica (G.P.O.). Cable Ship (G.P.O.). En Natt (A.P.D.). April 29th. Trader Mickey (United). Is Gretna Green? (G.-B.). Ballet Aida (Filmophone). Rain (Film Soc). Tempest (G.-B.). EDINBURGH FILM GUILD, 17 S. St. Andrew Street, Edinburgh, 2. Mar. 25th. Two Paramount News-reels. Cargo from Jamaica (G. P.O.). Granton Trawler (G.P.O). Island of Perils (Wardour). Finding His Voice (West. Elec). Tabu (Paramount). April 8th. County of the White Rose (Film. Soc). Schufftan Shots (Process Prod.). Harlequin (Film Soc). Tonende Handschrift (Film Soc). La Maternelle (Film Soc). April 20th. General Meeting. White Hell of Pitz Palu (Pathescope, sub-standard). LEICESTER FILM SOCIETY. Vaughan College, Leicester. March 17th. Paris Markets (Film Soc). Canterbury (G.-B.). La Maternelle (Film Soc). May 1 1 th. General Meeting. Fall of the House of Usher. Rein que les Hemes. MAIDSTONE FILM SOCIETY has completed a successful first season with a comfortable financial balance. The final performance on April 15th. included The Five Tear Plan, Fifteenth October, and Doss House. MANCHESTER AND SALFORD WORKERS' FILM SOCIETY, 29 Liverpool Street, Salford. April 21st. £uyderzee Werks (Film Soc.) Carmen (Film Soc). Zuts' Cartoon (Film Soc). Potemkin (Arcos). This society is at present converting a disused basement into an experimental studio and projection theatre. MERSEYSIDE FILM INSTITUTE SOCIETY, Bluecoat Chambers, Liverpool. April 13th. Captain of Coepenick (Film Soc). Hungarian Dance (Filmophone). A short documentary. Disney Cartoon. May 8th. Talk by Ingram Knowles on the Amateur Film-Maker. May 15th. F. Wilkinson on the Film in Education. As this society finds difficulty in obtaining suitable films for its special shows the policy in regard to future shows is at present under review. OXFORD UNIVERSITY FILM SOCIETY. April 29th. Upstream (G.P.O.) . Mascot (Electa). Building a Building (United). Bed and Sofa (Arcos). May 13th. Cargo from Jamaica (G.P.O.). Windmill in Barbados (G.P.O.). Mickey's Choo Choo (United). Carmen (Film Soc). Hans Westmar. May 27th. Un Monastere (Film Soc). Charlemagne. June 10th. Turbulent Timber {G.-B.). Busy Beavers (United). Noah's Ark (United). Ekstase (Film Soc). TYNESIDE FILM SOCIETY, Literary and Philosophical Society, Newcastle, has completed a successful first season, which has included private Sunday performances, children's shows, and lectures. Next season will open with an exhibition of stills and it is hoped that film work with children will be further developed. CONTRIBUTORS TO THIS NUMBER G. R. CLARK. One of the G.P.O. Film Unit. JOHN GRIERSON. At present supervising production of a film for the B.B.C. C. R. JONES. Film student associated with several amateur productions. ERIC M. KNIGHT. Film editor of the "Philadelphia Public Ledger." HELEN SCHOENI. A New York journalist who has made a study of Russian cinema. BERTHOLD VIERTEL. Director of The Wig, Nora and Adventures of a Ten-Mark Note in Germany of The Wise Sex and The Man from Yesterday \\\ Hollywood; and of Little Friend for Gaumont-British at Shepherd's Bush. BASIL WRIGHT. A member of the G.P.O. Film Unit. Engaged on cutting material brought from Ceylon. 55