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NOTES TAKEN FROM REVIEWS AND PAPERS
CULTURAL FILMS
Notwithstanding the fact that cultural films are exempted from duty under the Chekoslovakian Customs Law, this provision is constantly being infringed. (Lichtbildbuhne , Berlin).
An interesting article by Messrs. Clifton Tuttle and C. A. Morison deals with the experiments they have carried out in the domain of the film as applied to medicine. (Protographischc Korrespondenz) .
M. Raimond Berner writes in detail on the aims of the new « Cinelu\ » Company, the principal of which is to distribute films in country districts, especially in out-of-the-way parts where there are no regular cinema halls. (La Cinematographic Francaise, Paris).
The « British Filmcraft Production » Co. is about to release a biographical film on the famous English musician, Leslie Stuart. (La Cinematographic Francaise, Paris) .
Sir James Marchant analyses the educational possibilities of the cinema, and tells of the work carried on since 191 6* by the British Board of Education in relation to the educational film. (The Times, London) .
The French « Societe de Photographic et Cinematographic » has set up a special section known as the Amateur Cinema Section. This has its headquarters in Paris (31, Rue de Clichy) and has at its disposal a studio, a meeting hall, a projection hall and a laboratory. (Mon Cine de Paris , Paris) .
The Prussian Ministry of Science, Art and Instruction is contemplating the
creation of a State Academy of Cinematography. (Lichtbildbiihnc, Berlin).
The « Dux Film G. M. B. H. » Co. has been constituted in Berlin for the production of documentary, industrial and publicity films. (Lichtbildbuhne, Berlin).
Herr Scharschmidt, of Waldshut i. B., is making a special study of the different impressions produced on school children by the projection of stationary and motion films. (Bildwart, Berlin).
Mr. Arthur Lassaly deals with the use of the technical film in elementary school teaching. (Bildwart, Berl:n).
Mr. William Brass has asked a question in the British Parliament respecting the use of the film in schools. (Lichtbildbuhne, Berlin).
The « Offices Regionaux du Cinema Educateur » the purpose of which is to encourage the production of educational and teaching films, have held a meeting at the Musee Pedagogique of Paris. ( Cin copse , Paris ) .
The Permanent Commission on Technical Education has met at the Paris Cinematheque (14 Rue de Fleurus) to view certain films. (Cineopse, Paris).
M. Michel Coissac contributes an interesting paper on the big advance made by the cinematograph in the several branches of education. (Cineopse, Paris).
The Direction of the Travelling Chair of Agriculture has started in the Province of Parma an interesting series of projections for agricultural propaganda. (La Cinemat&grafia di Milano, Milan).
The Pathe Enseignement Company has produced a film on the selection of milch cows. (Le Cine Educateur, Lille).
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