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NO CHANGE IN POSITION / INTERVIEW WITH MR. RANSOM Press Association WELLINGTON, Today. There is still no change in the sound picture situation. No local agent of any cf the American corporations is selling any film whatsoever to the exhibitors, though some have tried to buy. Sir Victor Wilson has seen the Acting-Prime Minister, the Hou. E. A. Ransom, and laid all his cards upon the table in the matter of the proposed taxation. On the nature of Mr. Ransom’s answer depends what will follow.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 1075, 12 September 1930, Page 10
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