On the 20th of March the Film Society held it A.G.M. This resulted in the election of Mr. Edwards., Smith and Hegedus, and Messrs. Taylor, Campbell, and Addis-Smith as the society's officers, but was quite secondary to the main interest of the evening—Rene Clair's film "The Italian Straw Hat." This film, a "silent" classic, is an extremely amusing satire on the French petit bour-geosie, in which can be seen pioneer use of most of today's stock comic routines During the year the society plans to show worthwhile films of all ages which are not normally on show in this country.

Freshers, we are told, will be very welcome.