THREE DIMENSIONAL FILM

Timaru Herald, Volume CLVIII, Issue 23347, 2 November 1945, Page 5

THREE DIMENSIONAL FILM

Soviet Production (7.30 p.m.) MOSCOW, Nov. 1. The first full-length three dimensional film ever made is nearing completion on the Black Sen coast. The film is in colour and the objects stand out from a specially constructed screen as though they were real. The Soviet film chief (Alexei Andereievsky) is producing the film, which is entitled “Robinson Crusoe.”

south of the Yangtse River as agreed, and the first contingent of the New Fourth Army was beginning to march north. The Communists warned the Chiang Kai-shek Government that they would fire on any Government troops landing from American ships in areas liberated by the Communists. Commenting on the progress of negotiations at Chungking, the Communist leader pointed out that it was ridiculous to talk about a political consultative council when such widespread fighting vras going on. It is officially reported from Changchun that the Russian and Chinese military authorities reached an agreement on arrangements for the landing of Chinese Government/troops in Manchuria. A most cordial atmosphere surrounded the discussions, in which Chiang Chin-kuo, eldest son of Generalissimo Kai-shek, participated. The Communist lender (Chou EnlaD in an interview said there was necessity for the American transportation of Kuomintang troops to areas which the Communists had recovered from the Japanese.

Chou denied the report that the Communists had warned the Government that they would fire on any Government troops landing from American ships.