Swinging Sixties

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From the Bulletin, 10 December 1965
The place of film in the University
The Film Society is not surprisingly the largest of the University because the cinema is socially the most acceptable of the arts, partly because it incorporates visual, dramatic and sonoric effects and partly because the cinema caters so well for those seeking more entertainment and escapism …

It is appreciated that the technical quality of the showing of films is inadequate and one of the Society's most immediate problems is the provision of two new speakers ('One the Waterfront' [sic] was barely intelligible with the American drawl made even less distinct by bad sound reproduction) and one new projector.