

     1111111., June 11, 1964. 
     
     12 The Guardian 
     
    
     CBC Film  
     
     Sparks w 
     
     Questions 1 
     
    
     By JAMES NELSON 
     
    
     OTTAWA rCPl—Mr. Pearson. 
     
     the $35,000 film on a day in the 
     
     life of the prime minister com- 
     
     missioned by the CBC. and 
     
     scheduled for television broad- 
     
     cast but later cancelled. was 
     
     shown for members of the Na- 
     
     ltional Press Club. 
     
    
     . ost of the viewers found it. 
     
     a not unflattering. but by no 
     
     means ﬂattering. inside look at 
     
     the operations of the prime min- 
     
     ister_ his cabinet. and his office 
     
     staff 
     
    
     The hour - long production. TH ‘ ‘ ‘. 
     
     ﬁlmed by lnterVideo Television ‘ . t - .  ‘ 
     
     under the direction of Richard - ‘ ' . . _  .  
     
     Ballentine. was made by means 1 i“ ‘ .. g ' __ _ - 
     
     of portable movie camera and  ,  ,, » A i _ . l 
     
     sound - recording equipment in ‘1 . . _,  
     
     the East and Centre Block of- H ‘ ‘  _ . r . o p 
     
     tices and town residence of the - ' ’  h . ‘ ., * ‘, 
     
     prime minister.  ' l.  v ‘ - 
     
     It covered Mr Pearson's no I _ ‘ ‘ t 1 . , . 
     
     tivitles during a day last Octo- . ' .  a” -, ' r - ‘ ' _ 1 
     
     her when Real Caouette‘s Ral- ’ ’- I . _ 2., _ / r I .’ i . 
     
     hement des Creditistes were ' :I - . ' - . ‘ I ' n V . . 
     
     demanding better seats in the ' ‘. . - _  . - , u 5-- .  A I _ 
     
     chse of Commons. the lake- 7 .    -- 
     
     shipping strike was boiling up , ~ ‘  i. V - 
     
     to a crisis, and Emperor Kaila ‘ V  7 &gt; a g . ~ I - § - 
     
    
     Selassie of Ethiopia arrived for 
     
     s. P. HALVrEs DEVON BY THE PIECE 
     
     is at a hairdresser's; the neces- 
     
    
     Sale Dates 
     
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     "Well. I've had a hell of a 
     
     day.“ Mr. Pearson summarized 
     
     the events in a telephone eon- 
     
     wear a short. black coat instead . l = ' 
     
     of morning coat for the official   s I. B- J.  .     
     
     arrival ceremony: and a last- . 
     
     minute protocol switch that 
     
        of mm a a ressm eanu 0 er en: es 0 ea as 
     
     visit to the prime minister‘s I 
     
    
     rersation with Donald Gordon. 
     
     country home after dark in- 
     
    
     oresident of the CNR 
     
     Th . 
     
     stead of mid-afternoon. c c s c I 
     
     "He won't be able to see a 
     
     damn thing." the prime minls- , MEATY WINGS 0" 
     
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     Scenes 0 . 1'. Pearson th 
     
     Labor Minister MacEachen and   Tle BAG  3 LBS I  
     
     other ministers were filmed ' . . 
     
     With obvious knowledge of the 
     
    
     participants that sup- 
     
    
     is a revealing in- 
     
     sight Into the man. both as 
     
     leader of a government telling 
     
     Labor Minister MacEacthen to 
     
     stay in town during the ship- 
     
     ping crisis. and sitting with his 
     
     feet up on another chair In M 
     
     office. watching a world seriec 
     
     baseball game on television. 
     
    
     , their 
     
    
     posedly configential talks are 
     
     being recorde . 
     
    
     Broadcasting the film on teie- sum" covered 
     
     vision was cancelled by the 
     
     CBC on grounds mat it was - ‘ 
     
     below the state-owned corpor- 
     
     ation‘s technical standards. Mr. 
     
     Pearson said in the Commons 
     
     the sound track was so poor the 
     
    
     .. CHAIRS 
     
    
     Reporters found no trouble 
     
     with the sound track except for 
     
     a few extraneous noises that. 
     
     creep into any on-the-spot live 0 
     
     recording not done in a tele- W 
     
     vision or motion picture studio. 
     
     A few technical faults were 
     
     seen in focusing the camera, . 
     
     but the editing of the film was 
     
     described as good by television 
     
     newsmen attending the National 
     
    
     MINOR CRISES SHOWN 
     
     walked out on a preview show- 
     
     Press Club showing. TWIﬂIdO  
     
    
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     B E E F  
     
    
     MAKE SUMMER DRIVING~ 
     
    
     SPECIAL OFTHE WEEIC 
     
    
     BLACK DIAMOND 
     
    
     frayed in the film is the inabil- 
     
     ' Mrs 
     
     Ballentine told reporters he 
     
    
     ity to get in touch With . 
     
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     would let the film "speak for Ii" : I Iii": ' I "3': I I 
     
     itself " It Will be shown in film 
     
     festivals around the world. he 
     
     said 
     
    
     Pearson when Emperor Selas- 
     
     He blamed its cancellation on Posts-10 oz' Libby" 
     
    
     sie‘s travel plans are changed 
     
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     Among the minor crises por- 
     
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