Film Appreciation
His hope to see classes in film appreciation more widely established by the adult education movement was mentioned to the Senate by fhe Chancellor of the University of New Zealand, Mr. Justice Smith. The influence of motion pictures was extensive, and had wide implications, he said. This had been a powerful means of instructing the forces during the war. Officers of the United States forces had spoken to him of the potentialities of this form of instruction in the universities, particularly in the sciences. In Auckland and Otago strong film study groups were in existence. He hoped these would be extended throughout the Dominion.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 12 February 1947, Page 8
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106Film Appreciation Greymouth Evening Star, 12 February 1947, Page 8
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