Actes du XIVe Congrès
International des Bibliothèques et des Musées des Arts
du Spectacle
Beograd 15-20 septembre
1980.
Beograd : 1982.
ISSN 0361-7500
Commissions:
National Centres and National Committees
pp. 183-184
M. Paul Delsemme outlined three points for consideration:
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the present situation;
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creation of new Centres;
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how to attract new members.
There seemed to be some confusion between the two categories and whether
it was necessary to have both: this might be the subject of discussion
at some future meeting.
Centres
Netherlands Contacts continued between the universities and the
amateur theatre.
Belgium A Centre was created in 1972 but had not expanded as
much as had been hoped.
Germany (West) The member institutions of which there were 10
in 1978 were in close co-operation within the Centre. There were two categories:
1) theatre libraries concerned with the works of the same country: was
this a Centre or an official association? Collaboration between them was
easy; 2) Committees grouped by collections. The problem was not the relationship
between the members but to discover the best legal status which would help
in the furtherance of the work.
France The past year had been chiefly concerned with plans to
prepare for automation all the basic elements on theatre production.
Great Britain There was nothing to report.
Committees
Catalan There was nothing to report.
Austria The Committee specialised in all aspects of theatre:
museum, cinema, marionettes, dance and circus. The first point to solve
was how to incorporate large public libraries which have large theatre
collections and secondly how to invite owners of large private collections
of theatre material to co-operate. The development of TANDEM had brought
other libraries closer together in information work, but the private collection,
even with restricted access, would be a valuable asset.'
Denmark It was hoped that there would be a Scandinavian Centre
next year based in Oslo, Stockholm or Copenhagen.
Yugoslavia There was every possibility that the range of SIBMAS
activities would soon be extended to include Zagreb, Skopje and Ljubljana.
Hungary There was a National Committee.
Poland There were plans to create a Slavonic Centre by linking
Warsaw, Krakow and Gdansk in the first instance.
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