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This file consists of annual grant applications to the Canada Council, with correspondence between the Media Arts Officer, Film and Holography Officer and the Program Director at Princess Court Cinema, forecasted costs to the theatre, proposed programming for the theatre, financial and activity reports, relocation reports, and a Submission to the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission on Pay-Television Service.

This file consists of the financial statements of the National Film Theatre ranging from May of 1992 to March of 1994, and are not necessarily in chronological order. Some statements include explanatory notes.

This file consists of the financial statements of the National Film Theatre ranging from February 1988 to April of 1992, and are not necessarily in chronological order. Some statements include explanatory notes.

This file consists of documents from a meeting of the Princess Court Theatre Policy & Procedure Committee on 24 March 1998, and the insurance agreement between the National Film Theatre and Encon Insurance Managers Inc., beginning on 13 April 1997

This file consists of the programmes for the Princess Court Cinema, ranging from February 1988 to November 1993. Also included are brochures for specific film tours/showcases, including the NewWorks Showcases, the New African Film Tour, and Quebec Cinema. There are also newspapers, mostly entitled "What's Playing?", with a specific focus on the PCC's films, which range from November 1992 to May 1997.

This file consists of documents regarding the corporate sponsorship of the Princess Court Cinema. It includes a "Report on Retiring the Deficit of the National Film Theatre Through Private Sector Fundraising" from 3 October 1989, letters from various companies in reply to funding requests, documents regarding the financial status of the theatre, a Program Sponsorship Proposal, a copy of an article from the Kingston Whig-Standard entitled "NFT will depend on Kingston's support", copies of articles regarding fundraising for the theatre from the Queen's Journal and Kingston This Week, and a document describing the role of the Princess Court Cinema in the Kingston community.

This file consists of a list of possible sites for the cinema. Potential locations include Brock at Montreal (Limestone Seniors Club), Greenwood Building on Princess St., three different locations on Wellington. Also included are the properties for rent/lease in the Kingston Whig Standard for Tuesday, December 9, 1986, real estate information for an Otto Mall location, two letters between Leo Madore and Joanne Marion regarding their discussion of the National Film Theatre, more clippings from newspapers and notes on potential locations, and an Agreement of Purchase and Sale for 390 Princess St. on 28 March 1986.

This file consists of the grant application to the Ministry of Citizenship and Culture, as well as acceptance letters for the grant. It also includes donation letters for services such as graphic design, colour consultancy, theatrical consultation, mechanical services, and unskilled construction labour.

This file consists of minutes for the Princess Court Cinema, ranging from 30 March 1992 to 26 October 1993. Records of the meetings are not in chronological order.

This file consists of the by-laws for the National Film Theatre, rewritten on various locations, regarding members of the Board and their legislature; also included are the constitution of the theatre, an inspection report from the Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations, correspondence regarding the by-laws and constitution, a notification of registration from Revenue Canada, and a rewriting of the constitution.