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"A Dancer's World," winner for M usir, Dance and Pantomime. Produced by Nathan Kroll, distributed by Rembrandt Film Library.
"City of Gold," winner for History and Biography. Produced by the National Film Board of Canada.
American Film Festival Premiere!
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.PRIL 1-4 saw the Inauguration of the American Fihn Festival, sponsored by the Educational Film Library Association under the direction of Emily S. Jones. More than 40 16mm films, from a field which had been pre-screened to 250, received Blue Ribbons at the Gala Award banquet, where the awards were presented by Dr. Irene Cypher (New York University and Educational Screen ir AUDIOVISUAL Guide), Mrs. Grace Stevenson (American Library Association), Cecile Starr (Saturday Review), Dr. John Bachman (Union Theological Seminary), Howward Thompson (16mm reviewer, New York Times) and Darryl Miller (American ^fedical
Association). These films and filmstrips, listed below, will later be screened at film festivals in Los Angeles, New Brunswick, N. J., Chicago, Muncie, Ind., Minneapolis, and other cities. Highlighting the Festival was the presence of many leaders of the film field. Also, Martha Graham accepted the award for "A Dancer's World" in person (see opposite page). Additional jjleasine for those attending was provided by two programs sponsored by the American Federation of Film Societies: William K. Everson, president of the Theodore Huff F'ilm Society and film historian, presented a series of films dating back to 1896; and Len Lye, prize
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