Kinematograph Year Book 1954 (1954)

470 The Kinemato graph Year Book. FEDERATION OF FILM SOCIETIES. Chairman, Idris Evans, B.A., Officier d'Academie. Hon. treasurer, J. Harvey Langley, A.C.A., Hon. secretary, Mrs. M. Hancock, 35 , Priory Road, Sheffield, 7. Tel. : Sheffield 52805. Objects : To protect and further the interests of member societies operating on a non-profitmaking and non-political basis, whose principal object is the encouragement of interest in the film as an art and as a medium of information and education. FEDERATION OF SCOTTISH FILM SOCIETIES, Film House, 6-8, HOI Street, Edinburgh, 2. Tel. : Edinburgh 34203. Chairman, J. S. M. Condon. Secretary, H. Forsyth Hardy. Treasurer, F. C. P. Maclauchlan. Objects : Similar to those of the Federation of Film Societies. MOBILE AND SMALL KINEMA ASSOCIATION, Queen's House, Leicester Square, W.C.2. Tel. : Gerrard 7617. Secretary, W. Strachan. Object : To promote and protect in every way the interests of the Associates as persons, firms or companies engaged in the exhibition of 16mm. kinematograph films. A. Wilson, 13, Westfield Road, Ayr. Berwickshire, Robert Ellis, Whitsome Public School, By Duns, Berwickshire. Clackmannan, A. T. Lennox, St. Serf's Schoolhouse, Menstrie Road, Tullibody. Dumfries, B. Harris, The Academy, Dumfries. Dumbartonshire, H. E. Ashford, 6, Onslow Road, Clydebank. Dundee, A. Neil Milne, Grove Academy Primary School, Dundee Road, Broughty Ferry. East Lothian, W. S. MacGregor, 4, Briary Bank, Haddington, Lothian. Edinburgh, John L. Harley, 51, Corstorphine Hill Gardens, Edinburgh, 12. Fifeshire, Dr. J. B. Miles, 30, Castle Crescent, Windygates, Kennoway, Fife. Glasgow, A. Frazer, 70, Haggs Road, Glasgow, S.i. Inverness, Miss C. M. Horne, Technical High School, Inverness. Lanarkshire, J. K. Smith, 10, Cunningham Street, Motherwell. Midlothian, L. P. G. Hardie, Marionville, Harburn Road, West Calder. Renfrew, H. Spencer, Abercorn School, Paisley. Ross and Cromarty, John S. Rae, Schoolhouse, Cromarty, Ross-shire. Shetland, J. Gray, Schoolhouse, Scalloway, Shetland. Stirling, W. Flynn, 27A; Quakerfield, Bannockburn. West Lothian, J. Docherty, St. Mary's S.S. School, Bathgate. Wigtownshire, John B. L. Evans, Park School, Stranraer. NATIONAL COMMITTEE FOR VISUAL AIDS IN EDUCATION, 33, Queen Anne Street, W.i. Tel. : Museum 5791. Chairman, Alderman J. J. Panes, O.B.E. Hon. treasurer, Dr. W. P. Alexander, Ed.B., M.A., B.Sc. The National Committee for Visual Aids in Education has been established by the national associations of local education authorities and teachers in England and Wales to plan the policy of visual education and to develop it throughout the country. PHOTOGRAPHIC DEALERS' ASSOCIATION, P.D.A. House, 46. Bloomsbury Street, W.C.i. Tel. : Museum 1275. President, Lyall G. Smith. Hon. treasurer, Cyril Howe. Chairman (Cine Section), R. W. Proffitt. Gen. secretary, E. J. Andrews. SCOTTISH EDUCATIONAL FILM ASSOCIATION, 16-17, Woodside Terrace, Glasgow, C.3. Tel. : Douglas 6991-2. Organising secretary, W. G. Beaton, M.A. Branch secretaries : Aberdeen, D. Levinson, 8, New Park Place, Aberdeen. Angus, Miss W. Duncan, Ladyloan School, Arbroath. Ayrshire, SCOTTISH FILM COUNCIL, 16-17, Woodside Terrace, Glasgow, C.3. Tel. : Douglas 6991. Governors : C. A. Oakley, T. R. McNaughtan, J. Hoy, M.P., Dr. J. Welsh, W. Reid, H. F. Hardy, H. Spary, J. B. Frizell, G. Singleton, H. Moir, Mrs. A. C. Hendry, W. Quin, A. M. Dunnett. Director, D. M. Elliot. Secretary, Miss M. B. Smith. Objects : The Council carries out in Scotland the functions discharged in England and Wales by the British Film Institute. WORLD COUNCIL OF CHRISTIAN EDUCATION (Audio-Visual Aids Dept.), " Annandale," North End Road, N.W.n. Tel.: Speedwell 9646. Chairman, J. Arthur Rank, D.L., J. P. Associate secretary, Edgar G. Youdell, M.A. The Council undertakes lectures and demonstrations in the uses of Audio-Visual Aids in Christian Education in Church, Youth and School work. It also sponsors an annual conference on AudioVisual Aids in Christian Education. This is usually held in Oxford towards the end of August. New films are shown on the first Monday of each month at '•6.30 p.m. in the Bridewell Hall, S.W.i. THE SCOTTISH CENTRAL FILM LIBRARY offers to users of 16 mm. films the widest range of educational, documentary and industrial films available from any single source in Great Britain. Over 3,500 titles available. Full details from : — DIRECTOR, SCOTTISH CENTRAL FILM LIBRARY, 16/17 WOODSIDE TERRACE, GLASGOW, C.3.