Film Competition Will Be Fastened
AUCKLAND, Sat. (P.A.).—The new four-year agreement entered into by the United Kingdom and America covering the film industry had considerably widened the scope and influence of the motion picture, said Mr R. J. Kerridge, managing director of Kerridge-Odeon, when asked to comment on the cabled announcement from London. There would be fostered friendly competition which already had had the advantage of improving the quality of products in both countries. Referring to American plans for production activities in Australia. Western Europe, 'South America anq elsewhere Mr Kerridge said such expansion must make a worth-while contribution to international goodwill and understanding. Mr Kerridge emphasised the potential internationalism of the cinema.
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Northern Advocate, 13 March 1948, Page 7
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113Film Competition Will Be Fastened Northern Advocate, 13 March 1948, Page 7
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