Cinematograph. [Ch. 30. No. 10.

29, The undermentioned fees shall be payable in advance to the
Chairman for every film submitted for examination, that is to say :—
Phono films:—

For each reel of a sound length up to and including

1,000 feet 1.50
For every 100 fect or part of 100 feet over 1,000 fect = .15
Silent films:—

For each reel of a length up to and including 1,000 fect 65
For every 100 feet or part of 100 feet over 1,000 fect  .08

The Chairman shall in due course deposit all fees received with the
Accountant General.

30. All payments are to be made by the Accountant General on vouchers
certified by the Chairman.

31, (1) For the purpose of censoring films, the Chairman may arrange
with the owner or any representative of the owner of any cinema or
projection room for the usc generally or specially of the cinema or
projection room and of any necessary appliances and for the services
of the necessary staff (to be provided by the owner of the cinema or
projection room or his representative) required for the exhibiting of
films in the cinema or projection room, on payment of fifty cents per reel.

(2) The owner of a cinema or projection room and his representative
and staff shall not be responsible for any loss, damage or injury in respect
of any film arising out of the exhibiting thereof in pursuance of
arrangements made under this Regulation.

32. (a) Distributors shall send to the office of the Board complete lists of
all films and posters to be submitted for examination.

(6) Every list shall contain a column in which shall be entered the
Board's decision, together with any conditions imposed.

(c) In cases where a separate film used for advertising purposes and
conimonly called “a trailer ’’ (whether it is part of the original film or not)
accompanies a film, this fact shall be stated.

(4) The signature of a censor at the end of any list shall be deemed
to be in authentication of every entry in the column showing the Board’s
decision.

(e) The list shall be in the form A hereto, and may be on a loose
sheet or in a book.

(f) In this regulation, ‘‘ distributor '"’ means a person who carries
on the business of importing and distributing films in the Colony.

33. All “‘ trailers,” referred to in the preceding regulation, must be
submitted for examination and shall be subject to the provisions of the
Ordinance.

34. (a) For the purpose of examining films or film posters submitted
for approval, the Chairman shall depute not more than three censors

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Examination

fees.

R.G. 1944,
p. 2.

Payment by
Accountant
General.

Use of
cinemas and
projection
rooms for
censorship
purposes.
R.G, 1942,
p. 810.

Lists of films
to be sent by
distributor.

Form A.

Trailers.

Examination
of films by
the censors.