Report, 1949-1951.

  • Canada. Royal Commission on National Development in the Arts, Letters and Sciences
Date:
1951
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Credit: Report, 1949-1951. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    FEDERATION DES MOUVEMENTS DE JEUNESSE DU QUEBEC, 71. FEDERATION OF CANADIAN ARTISTS, 85; and Customs regulations, 131; 208-209; SOO ff. FILMS IN CANADA, 50-59, 306-313, 407- 408. BOARDS OF TRADE AND CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE, views on National Film Board, 57. CUSTOMS REGULATIONS, 131. DOCUMENTARY FILMS, 50-51; 58-59. production of, 52, 57-58; infor- mation and procurement services, 53; distribution of, 54-55. FILM COUNCILS, constitution and re- lation to National Film Board, 54, 74. FILM LIBRARIES, provincial and local, 54. FRENCH LANGUAGE FILMS, 312-313. FRENCH-SPEAKING CANADA, need for documentary films, 56. NATIONAL FILM ACT, 1939, 51-52. NATIONAL FILM ACT, 1950, 306-307. NATIONAL FILM BOARD, 9; constitu- tion and functions, 51-52, 313: distribution services, 52-55, 307- 308; production services, 52-56, 309-313; co-operaton with vol- untary effort, 53; representations of voluntary societies on, 53-56; French language films, 56; future policy discussed, 57-58; and cul- tural relations abroad, 256-257, evaluation and procurement, 308- 309; production for private com- panies, 311; research, “311-312; premises, 313; information abroad, 367-368; accounting, 407; and private broadcasters, 408. NATIONAL FILM SOCIETY, 51, 55; co- operation with National Film Board, 53; information and pro- curement services, 57; merged in Canadian Film Institute, 57. First STATEMENT PRESS, 224. FISCAL RESTRAINTS, 244-245. FOLKLORE, 88, 232-234. Foik-Music, 188, 191, 233. Fort ANNE (Annapolis Royal), 124. Fort GIBRALTAR, 126. Fort HENRY (Kingston), 124. Fort LENNOX (Quebec), 124. Fort WELLINGTON (Prescott), 124. GALLERIES, 77-86; 314-318. LOCAL, lack of adequate buildings, 78, 83; support of, locally, 81; limited funds, 82; exhibitions, 82- 85; lack of trained staff, 83, 85. NATIONAL GALLERY, see alsO DESIGN IN INDUSTRY. C.B-C.. talks, 29; ‘history -of,: 77; representations of voluntary so- cieties, (77, -835-°86:. Board: of Trustees, 77, 85; functions of, 77- 79; reproductions of, 78; collec- tions of, 78; loans and exhibi- tions, 78-79, 83-86; need of new building, 79; need of funds, 80; need of increased staff, 80; pur- chase of Canadian paintings, 85; help in training curators, 85; pro- posals for decentralization of, 86; extension services, 314-316; recommendations, 314-318; rela- tionship to. Government, 317. GALLERIES AND MUSEUMS, CANADIAN, Miers and Markham, Report by, 97 ff. GEOGRAPHY AND CANADIAN CULTURE, 11-18, 273. GEOLOGICAL SURVEY OF CANADA, 87-88. GOVERNMENT FILM COMMISSIONER, 51, 306,307,313: GRADUATE StTupy, schools of, 15. GRIERSON, Mr. John, 51. GROUP OF SEVEN, 204, 205. GUGGENHEIM FOUNDATION, post-gradu- ate scholarships, 149; Canadian Fellows since 1940, 497 (App. II). ‘HALey, Sir, William, 412 (III, Televi- sion—2 ). HALIFAX CITADEL, 350. HALIFAX MECHANICS INSTITUTE, 92. HANDICRAFTS, 54, 235-238; and National Research Council, 237. HARVARD UNIVERSITY LIBRARY, 103. HEATON, Mr. H.,.417 (XIV-18) HERBARIUM, 89. Historic MONUMENTS, See_ Historic Sites and Monuments. HIsToRICAL MANuscrRIPTs, Survey of, 342. HISTORICAL MANUSCRIPTS COMMISSION, recommended by Canadian His- torical Association, 117. HIsToRICAL MUSEUM, see MUSEUMS. HISTORICAL AND SCIENTIFIC SOCIETY OF MANITOBA, 122, 128. HISTORICAL SOCIETIES, manuscript col- lections of, 122, 234. HISTORICAL SOCIETY OF THE SAGUENAY, 95.
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