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            NORWICH  CINE  SOCIETY.
               In  its  early  prewar  years,  this  Society  (then  known  as  the  N.A.C.S.J  adopted
           9.5  mm.  as  its  wor~ing  gauge,  but  all  gauges  are  now  catered  for.  A  story
            written  and  scripted  by  the  Chairman  is  now  ready  for  shooting  on  9.5  mm.
           stock,  and  productions  in  other  gauges are also  planned.  The  Society's  H.Q.-
            St.  Vedast;  Meetings-every Tuesday evening.  All  communications to the  Hon.
            Sec.,  Mr. W. D.  Robertson, 5  Essex Street, Norwich.
            NORTH  WEST  LONDON.
               A  cine  club  is  being  formed  in  N.W.  London,  and  it  is  hoped  to  cater for
           workers  in  all  three  gauges.  Will  any  person,  with  or without equipment,  inter-
           ested  in  either  acting  or  production,  please  communicate  with  A.  Kaulins,  II
            Burgess Hill,  London,  N.W.2.
            HOUNSLOW  PHOTOGRAPHIC ,SOCIETY.  Report  on  activities.
               To  see  how  the  professional tackles  a  holiday  or travel film,  we screened films
           from  B.O.A.C.  -  one  a  Kodachrome  travel  film  "Speedbird  to  Sunrise"  gave
            members many  ideas on  continuity and  linking  shots.  The  other two films-"Air
            Parade"  and  "In  on  the  Beam"  aroused  admiration  for  both the interesting  and
            technical qualities of the films.
              Also  in  the  last  month  we  had  a  debate with  Still  Section  and  although  the
            Cine  were  outnumbered,  we  managed  to  keep  our  end  up  and  almost  had
           several  converts.   ,
              THE  ERIMUS  RESEA,RCH  GROUP,  Middlesbrough, Yorks,  is  an  organisation
           which  caters  for  enthusiasts  of  all  gauges,  though  most  of  it's  activities  have
            been  concerned  with  9.5  mm.  Apart from  making  films,  this  Group believes  in
            making  as  much  as  .possible  of  it's  own  equipment.   Equipment  made  and
            adapted  in  this  way  includes  a  22  watt  push-pull  amplifier,  a  large  and  varied
           assortment  of  lighting  equipment,  and  an  all-purpose  gantry-cum-screen  stand-
           cum-mobile  proscenium.  A  News  Reel  of  local  events  during  1953  is  being
           compiled.  Plans  are  well  ahead  for  the  winter  season  and  will  include  public
           showings of amateur films.
              Communications  to :-L. Sumner,  Hon.  Sec.,  69  Ashford  Avenue,  Middles-
            borough, Yorks.
           GERONIMO  FILM  UNIT
              The  above  unit,  which  has  been  formed  in  Musselburgh,  Midlothian,  uses
           9.5  mm.  equipment  and  film  only.  They  are  interested  to  hear  from  any  cine
           amateurs  in  the  Musselburgh  or  Edinburgh  districts.  Communications  to  Mr.
            S.  Moran, 72 Westholmes Gardens,  Musselburgh,  Midlothian.
           SOUTH  AFRICA.
               Mr.  A.  Bisschoff,  Dept.  of  Agriculture,  Mokhoflong,  Basutoland,  is  very
            anxious  to  correspond  with  9.5  mm.  enthusiasts  in  England,  with  a  view  to
            sending them material of interest from time to time.
            HACKNEY CINE CLUB.  Review  of events.
           June 9th-A cine exhibition was  held;  over £680 of equipment was  on  show.
           June  23rd-Pians  formulated  for  a  new  9.5mm.  production  ... "His  Slipped
               Disc"  or "Holidays with  Pain".
           July  7th_,Lecture  by  Mr.  R.  Thorn,  M.B.K.S.,  of  Pathescope  Ltd.
              New  members  are  always  welcome.  Meetings  held  every  Tuesday  evening.
           Apply  to  the  Hon.  Sec.,  Vernon  Hall,  23  Hackney  Grove,  London,  E.3.
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