264

Fees.

Duration.

Forms D
and E.

Ch. 30. No. 10.)  Cinematograph.

(o) as regards films, other than feature films and news films, the
aggregate number of feet of British films exhibited shall be compared
with the aggregate number of feet of all films exhibited;

(c) a film exhibited outside the hours approved by the Board as
being the normal hours of the ordinary programme of the theatre
shall be deemed, for the purposes of this regulation, not to have been
exhibited on that occasion;

(d@) a film exhibited more than once at a theatre during a half-year
(which expression shall have the same meaning as in regulation 45)
shall be deemed, for the purposes of this regulation, to have been
exhibited during that half vear only on the first occasion on which
it was exhibited.

PART IV.

LICENCES AND I°E és.

47. (a) The following fees shall be paid annually to the Accountant
General in advance for the following licences, namely:

$

In respect of a theatre in Port-of-Spain 96
do. do. San Fernando 48

do. do. elsewhere 24

In respect of an exhibitor 24

Provided that in respect of any application made on or after the
Ist of July in any year, the fee payable shall be one-half of the aforesaid
annual fee.

(6) All licences shall commence on the lst of January or from the
date of issue if issued subsequent to the Ist of January in any year, and
shall expire on the 31st of December in that year unless previously revoked.

(c) A licence for a theatre shall be in the form “ D”’ hereto, and a
licence for an exhibitor shall be in the form “ E "’ hereto, subject to such
modifications or other conditions as may be required in the circumstances
of each particular licence.