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~OMPETITION RESULTS

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" C ome y an "D rama "
It is obvious that despite the times
nd conditions prevailing we retain
our s nso of humour and at the same
tim our appreciation of the drama.
Thi happy state is evidenced by the
numb r of films submitted for the
bru ry and March competitions-
Com dy and Drama - and which
covorod an extreme range of thought
nd enterprise. Pride of place in the
Comedy section was achieved by Mr.
Proctor of Hildenborough for his film
"T levision Troubles". His record of taken from the film. Special men-
th fra ntic efforts to cure a break- tion must also be made of the effort
down which in the end resulted in the submitted by Mr. Jbbetson, Tetten-
omplote disembowelment of the set hall, Wolverhampton, on how not to
w r most amusing and at the same- edit and join films.
tim cleverly executed. The prize of In the drama section, Mr. J. H.
5 Os. Od. awarded will surely revive Wright, Edmonton, London, N.9,
th exhausted star shown in the still adopted the Jekyll-Hyde theme and
though a trifle laboured, his trans-
formation and murder scenes were
drama indeed to merit the £5 Os. Od;
awarded. The still shows the evil
potion being mixed and in this case
it is certain the stars were glad it was
only a dream.
The entries of Mr. G. B. Smith,
Weybridge and Mr. B. Tomkins, New-
port Pagnell are commended and
consolation awards have been sent.

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