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Enterprising Beings
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| Title: | Enterprising Beings |
| Creator: | Elyse Pines and Lee Smoire |
| Date: | 1969 |
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| Fandom: | Star Trek: TOS |
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Enterprising Beings was a 1969 Star Trek slide show created by Elyse Pines and Lee Smoire.
It was shown at the VERY FIRST Star Trek convention, Star Trek Con on March 1, 1969 at a Newark, New Jersey public library.
From a flyer for that con:
We are planning an adult, interesting event on the subject of a most controversial part of today's science fiction scene. Program items now in the planning stage include a slide show (perhaps a tour of the stage sets), using cutting room film clips.
Description from the programing: "A slide tour of the Enterprise, as a stage set, and a survey of some of the more unusual aliens the program has created."
Fan Comments
It began with a slide tour of the Enterprise, as a stage set, guided by Devra Langsam and Lee Smoire, followed by shots of some of the Star Trek aliens, bad guys and creatures which inhabit the show. [1]
The ST Con, organized by Sherna Burley, Devra Langsam and fellow Trekkers, was held March 1 at the Newark, N. J., Public Library. The program included a two-part slide show made up of film clips of Enterprise interiors and ST aliens. [2]
References
- ^ from the clubzine Anti-Matter #3 in March 1969
- ^ from from March 1969 in Plak Tow #13