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NEW YORK EIGHT Movie Club announce their annual "All 8mm Guest Night" which they are holding this year on Friday, April 10, at 8:30 p. m. at the Hotel Statler in New York City. They intend to show the best 8mm films made during the year, and the group will include "Backyard Birding" and "Magic Medicine" and many others garnered from clubs in other parts of the country. Tickets obtainable at the door or from Brit Boice, 211 Steuben Street, Brooklyn 5, New York, or from Joe Hollywood, 65 Pine Street, New York 5, New York.
CINCINNATI MOVIE CLUB —
New officers elected were as follows: Pres. Elliot Ott; 1st Vice Pres. John Swisher; 2nd Vice Pres. Homer Jones; Treas. Carl Drischel ; Secretary, Mildred Scherzinger.
A movie demonstration was presented to club members to show proper use of a movie camera, title making, and third dimensional movies.
LOS ANGELES— The Southwest 8mm Club, who claim to be the oldest exclusive 8mm organizations in the United States, have announced their Annual Contest — fifteenth for this organization which was organized May 24, 1938.
OKLAHOMA CITY— Movie Mak ers Club report that they have made a film record of their activities for 1952 and recorded all these events in a film called, "Movie Club Review for 1952"
The film is being edited and titled by Major Harry Reynolds. Nominations for the Ralph E. Gray Achievement award are now being received, and the event will be judged by a panel of secret judges.
Films shown at the last meeting were as follows:
"Vacation Glimpses" by Ellsworth Frederici. "The Schemer", a club film, and "Baia St. Paul".
Winners of the 1952 Club Film Contest were:
First: Lucille Kiester, for "Dear Cousin" — 8mm.
Second: Clifton Gall, for "Southwestern Scenes" — 8mm.
In the 16mm division, first, second and third were awarded to the following: Maj. Harry Reynolds, for "Eskimo Life", Thelma Glomset for "Leopard City", and R. C. Hardcastle, for "Kay".
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