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What organized groups are doing everywhere
Indianapolis is host lamming the auditorium of the Indiana War Memorial, members and guests of the Indianapolis Amateur Movie Club gathered recently for that group's Fourth Annual Open House. Highlights and Shadows, the five reel sound on film study of photography sponsored by the Eastman Kodak Company, was the featured presentation. Other films seen were The Martins and The Coys, produced by members of the club under the direction of Dr. J. W. Sovine. ACL; Our Feathered Friends, by Manley and Stanley Brown ; Royal Visit, Halifax, by T. J. Courtney, ACL. from the League's Film Library; Garden Life, by Eugene L. Ritzmann. ACL, of Berkeley. Calif.: Bees, by A. J. Thomas. ACL; Deep South, by Dr. William Gabe. ACL. Serving as projectionists for the club were Alfred Kaufmann, ACL. Wilbur Worl. Elmer Culbertson and Manley Brown, with Dr. L. E. Foltz and Stanley Brown in charge of the musical scoring.
Bristol Competes Doctor Takes a Holiday, an amusing comedy of professional frustration by John A. Papa, took first award in the recent annual contest conducted by the Bristol Cinema Club, ACL, in Connecticut. Other place winners in order were Spring 1941, by Gordon Paige; It's Christmas, by John Hannon; with Our Trip to Hanover and Vermont, by Edward B. Hibler. getting honorable mention. The judges were James W. Moore.
JAMES W. MOORE, ACL
ACL, Kenneth F. Space, ACL, and Gordon L. Hough, of the League's consulting staff.
Eights entertain
Gathering in the Salon Moderne of the Hotel Pennsylvania, members and guests of the New York 8mm. Motion Picture Club met recently for the unit's Third Annual Guest Night. Presented on the attractive, two part program were Meet The Eight, a composite study by Vincent McGarrett. ACL; The Will and The Way, Maxim Award winner for 1940, by Chester Glassley, ACL, of Dallas, Texas; Making 'Em Move a color study of animated cartooning by Larry Silverman; It's Great to be a Soldier, a report from Fort Bragg, N. C, by Private Charles Ferrie. jr.. ACL. former New York club member; Double Trouble, a comedy drama produced by members of the Brooklyn Edison Club; Abstract Rhythms, an experimental color interpretation of modern musical rhythms by Victor Ancona, ACL; American Jubilee, a New York World's Fair feature by Ernest Kremer. ACL. All the films were accompanied by appropriate music.
Albany elects Sixty five members attended a late meeting of the recently formed Albany Camera Club Cine Group. ACL. for the election of first officers, as follows: Dr. Irving Vies, chairman; Al Young, vicechairman; John A. Taylor, treasurer: [Continued on page 335]
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