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Correspondence

Reference: L/C/314/A

Correspondence file entitled German Authorities. [Letters in this file have been catalogued individually for ease of reference, original order has been maintained for context]

Reference: L/C/314/A1

Suggested rotation for screening German films by Lieutenant Seiler, at a meeting of three Cinema Representatives at the evening Post Office

Reference: L/C/314/A1/1

Date: 9 September 1940 - 29 September 1940

Amended rotation for screening German films as agreed by Dr Kindt (Oct 8th 1940), the table is for films starting on Wednesdays. For the purpose of equalising the change over the German film will be screened at the Forum on Sunday October 14th 1940

Reference: L/C/314/A1/2

Date: 9 October 1940

Letter from D E Smith, Director The Forum Limited, to the Feld Kommandant, Jersey. Mr Smith writes that they have been requested by the Aussenstelle de prop N.W. Jersey, to obtain a certificate relating to the following: The necessity of the opening of the Cinema and that there is no objection to the contractors proprietors lesses or the person or persons representing them in the Island, written for an on behalf of the Forum Limited, proprietors of the Forum Cinema Jersey

Reference: L/C/314/A1/3

Date: 29 July 1941

Letter from the Constable of St Helier certifying that West's Pictures (Jersey) Limited are the proprietors of West's Cinema, Peter Street. The letter states that the Officer of the Jersey Limited Liability Company known as West's Pictures (Jersey) Limited is Mr Edward Clarence Boielle, of 56 David Place, Jersey, Manager of the company and the representative named in the police certificate. He further certifies that Mr Boielle is recognised as representative under Jersey Law as representative of the company, and that the company have not been and are not at present time involved in any police proceedings in the Island of Jersey. The officers are the company are named as John Josephus Hackett, John Thomas Amy Willcox, Edward Clarence Boielle, all of British nationality

Reference: L/C/314/A1/4

Date: 29 July 1941

List of Cinema playing days for the month of June 1941

Reference: L/C/314/A1/5

Date: 1941

Note from A V Fraser, manager of the Opera House to the film censer, College House, he informs the censer (sic) that in lieu of the German film during the week commencing September 1st they will be screening the film White Zombie [starring Bela Lugosi]

Reference: L/C/314/A1/6

Date: 30 August 1940

Letter from the manager to Lieutenant Zepernick giving the number of free admissons to the German forces between July and December 1940

Reference: L/C/314/A1/7

Date: 8 December 1940

Letter from the Manager of the Opera House Jersey to the Treasurer States of Jersey submitting the admissions in uniform for the week ending December 28th 1940

Reference: L/C/314/A1/8

Date: 28 December 1940 - 30 December 1940

Letter from the Manager of the Opera House Jersey to the Treasurer States of Jersey submitting the admissions in uniform for the week ending January 6th 1940 [this may be an error for 1941]

Reference: L/C/314/A1/9

Date: 6 January 1940 - 6 January 1941

Letter from the Manager of the Opera House Jersey to Sister Carter of the General Hospital submitting the admissions for the week ending January 13th 1941

Reference: L/C/314/A1/10

Date: 13 January 1941

Letter from the Manager of the Opera House Jersey to the Treasurer of the States of Jersey submitting the admissions for the week ending January 14th 1941

Reference: L/C/314/A1/11

Date: 14 January 1941

Letter from the Manager of the Opera House Jersey to the Treasurer of the States of Jersey submitting the admissions in uniform for the week ending January 18th 1941

Reference: L/C/314/A1/12

Date: 18 January 1941

Letter from the Manager of the Opera House Jersey to the Treasurer of the States of Jersey submitting the admissions in uniform for the week ending January 25th 1941

Reference: L/C/314/A1/13

Date: 25 January 1941 - 27 January 1941

Letter from the Manager of the Opera House Jersey to the Treasurer of the States of Jersey submitting the admissions in uniform for the week ending February 3rd1941

Reference: L/C/314/A1/14

Date: 3 February 1941

Letter from the Manager of the Opera House Jersey to the Treasurer of the States of Jersey submitting the admissions in uniform for the week ending February 3rd1941

Reference: L/C/314/A1/15

Date: 8 February 1941

Letter from the Manager of the Opera House Jersey to The Island Commandant, Town Hall, St Helier, submitting the cost of extra lighting and staff as required for the German Cabaret presented at the Opera House on December 21st, 22nd, and 23rd. Costs claimed for are staff, stage lighting, hire of a piano and extra advertising in the Evening Post

Reference: L/C/314/A1/16

Date: 2 February 1940

Letter to Fraulein Elisabeth M Pearce of the Amateur Dramatic Club approving a poster and agreeing that there is no objection to publication of newspaper advertisements or posters in this or similar form, signed Lieutenant Seyferth

Reference: L/C/314/A1/17

Date: 19 December 1940

Letter to the island Commandant from the Opera House submitting costs for a German play presented on January 24th, 25th, 26th, 1941

Reference: L/C/314/A1/18

Date: 3 February 1941

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