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Its members encouraged the regulation of recreation and modes of popular pleasure so that leisure time served the nation. This educationalist agenda led them to promote documentary film and to write about the dangers of popular cinema, both of which find their way into later developments in Canadian film policy.

Early cinema played a key role in the strategies of emergence of the city's Francophone theatre, then in the process of distinguishing itself from Anglophone theatre, its New York based rival, as well as acting as an attraction in a context of fierce competition. The author here outlines the place that cinema has held in literature and summarizes the judgements literature has expressed about it. Right from the beginning, movies attracted crowds in French Canada, but novels of the period offer little testimony to popular enthusiasm for the cinema.

Few novelists presented characters who frequented the darkened halls. Cinema appeared in close association with all the things to which the dominant ideology stood opposed: it was an urban phenomenon, an American phenomenon, and one which, in the view of the dominant groups in civil and political society, promoted immoral values.

Its success came therefore despite the heavy load of social opprobrium that weighed against it. In this multi-disciplinary era, when transfers and exchanges between different modes of expression are common, museology has developed a new interest in the cinema, in the scenario, and in the linguistic system of cinematographic narrative.

This article offers a preliminary exploration of the relationship between the production of a thematic museum exhibition and that of a film, and seeks to open avenues for further analysis. The elements compared include the developmental stages in the production processes for films and exhibitions, their expressive materials, and their linguistic systems.

Greg Eamon pp. Catherine Russell pp. EN: Edward Curtis's films of the Kwakiutl Indians of Vancouver Island is analyzed from the perspective of early cinema and the avant-garde. EN: The travelling projectionist William Shaw, who combed the back roads of the Eastern Townships for more than thirty years, is the subject of this rich case study, part of a larger study of travelling projectionists which explores the relationships between the worlds of town and country by focusing on cinema in the silent era.

Shelley Stamp Lindsey pp. Charles R. Acland pp. Jean-Marc Larrue pp. Micheline Tremblay pp. EN: The author here outlines the place that cinema has held in literature and summarizes the judgements literature has expressed about it.