Wellington Film Society

Last Sunday amongst berets, long hair, bow ties, corduroy trousers, phoney Oxford accents and quite normal people I saw two films—The Miracle" (excellent) and "Le Cor-bcau" (disappointing). On Thursdav night—Flaherty's elegic "Louisiana Story" and Renoir's "The River." On Tuesday night "Chaplin's Early Films" and "Jour de Fete." On the whole an excellent filmgolng week.

And to whom do I give all the credit for this programme? The Wellington Film Society, which is donlg valuable work. I suggest that anyone who is interested in films (you can have long hair if you like, "but cut it off before I sec you) should join. Apart from providing a film evening once a month, the society sends out a monthly film bulletin which contains interesting film news, and a guide to Current pictures showing in Wellington. There are also request nights at the Tivoli Theatre: an excellent opportunity to see films that you have either missed or want to see again.

The address for a £1 subscription is P.O. Box 15S4. Wellington.