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to have been photographed wholly or mainly

in the Commonwealth countries and made

by a maker who is a British subject or a British

company ;

cinematograph film or film — includes inflam-
mable film, non-inflammable film, silent film and
phono film;

exhibitor ’’ means a person licensed under the
provisions of this Ordinance to exhibit films to the
public;

“feature film means a film other than a news film
of not less than 5,000 fect in length,

“length ’’ means the total length of films as approved
by a censor for projection at public exhibitions
thereof;

“ Licensing Authority ’’ means the persons appointed
as such under and for the purposes of this Ordinance ;

“maker ’’ in relation to any film means the person
by whom the arrangements necessary for the production
of the film are undertaken,

“news film means a film depicting wholly or
mainly news and current events,

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“poster ’’ or “‘ film-poster’’ includes any printed Ord.32-1941,
matter, placard, pamphlet, photograph, picture or *%
other device for advertising a film or cinematograph
exhibition, but does not include an article in a news-
paper or periodical descriptive of, or commenting on,

a film;

theatre ’’ means any building or place used or
intended to be used for ‘‘ cinematograph exhibitions,”’
being exhibitions of pictures or other optical effects
by means of a cinematograph or other similar apparatus
for the purposes of which cinematograph films are
used, and ‘‘ place ”’ shall refer to premises other than
a building whether or not such place is enclosed or
covered in part or whole.

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3. An exhibition of pictures or other optical effects by Provisions
means of a cinematograph or other similar apparatus, for cinemato-
the purposes of which cinematograph films are used, shall graph exhibi-

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not fe given unless the regulations made by the Governor in ticensed