Production Encyclopedia 1952 (1952)

Record Details:

Title:
Production Encyclopedia 1952
Date:
1952
Publisher:
Hollywood : The Hollywood Reporter
Volume:
Motion picture production encyclopedia : 1952
Leaf #:
000295
Language:
English
Subjects:
Motion Pictures, Film Industry Yearbook
Collection:
Year Book
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
contains production data on the years from 1947 to 1951.
Date Added:
March 28, 2024
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PRODUCERS 213 EARL McEVOY 1949 — (Assoc.) For Those Who Dare, Col.; (Assoc.) Shockproof, Col.; (Prod, asst.) Miss Grant Takes Richmond, Col. 1947 — (Asst.) I Love Trouble. Col. DORRELL and STUART McCOWAN 1951 — (Dorell alone) (Co-prod., co-dir., co-sc.play) Tokyo File 212, RKO. 1949 — (Co-exec, co-orig., co-sc.play) Hellfire, Rep. ROBERT F. McCOWAN 1948 — Who Killed 'Doc' Robbin, UA. 1947— (Orig.) Curley, UA. BUD McKINNEY 1951 — (Co-assoc.) Tembo, RKO. BOB McNAUCHT 1951 — (Assoc.) Tom Brown's School Days, UA. FRANK MELFORD 1951 — Fort Defiance, Ventura-UA. 1950 — Boy from Indiana, EL; Rogue River, EL. 1949 — (Co-prod.) Massacre River, Allied Artists. 1948 — (Co-prod.) Michael O'Halloran, Mono. WILLIAM CAMERON MENZIES 1949 — Reign of Terror, EL. 1947 — Ivy, Ul. L. B. MERMAN 1947 — (Assoc.) Fear in the Night, Para.; (Assoc.) Seven Were Saved, Para. LEWIS MILESTONE 1949 — (Dir.) The Red Pony, Rep. 1948 — (Dir.) No Minor Vices, MOM. COLIN MILLER 1949— A Kiss for Corliss, UA. SETON I. MILLER 1951 — (Assoc, sc.play) Queen for a Day, UA. 1948 — (Orig., sc.play) Fighter Squadron, WB. 1947 — (Orig., sc.play) Calcutta, Para.; California, Para. SHIRLEY MILLER 1951 — (Assoc.) The Brave Bulls, Col. 1949— (Asst.) All the King's Men, Col. WALTER MIRISCH 1951 — Elephant Stampede, Mono.; Cavalry Scout, Mono.; Flight to Mars, Mono.; The Lion Hunters, Mono. 1950 — The Hidden City, Mono.; Bomba on Panther Island, Mono.; The Lost Volcano, Mono.; County Fair, Mono. 1949 — Bomba, the Jungle Boy, Mono. 1948 — I Wouldn't Be in Your Shoes, Mono. 1947 — Fall Guy, Mono. IVAN MOFFAT 1951 — (Assoc, prod.) A Place in the Sun, Para. 1948 — (Exec, asst.) I Remember Mama, RKO. MARTIN MOONEY 1949 — Daughter of the West, Film Classics. 1948 — The Woman from Tangier, Col.; Blonde Ice, Film Classics. WAYNE MORRIS 1951 — (Co-assoc.) Yellow Fin, Mono. 1950 — (Co-assoc.) Sierra Passage, Mono. BORIS MORROS 1947— Carnegie Hall, UA. RICHARD B. MORROS 1948 — (Exec.) Inner Sanctum, Film Classics. GEORGE MOSKOV 1949 — (Assoc.) Search for Danger, Film Classics. 1948 — (Co-prod.) Concert Magic, Concert Films; The Prairie, Screen Guild. 1947 — Heading for Heaven, PRC. WILLIAM MOSS 1949— The Big Cat, EL. 1947 — (Assoc.) Kilroy Was Here, Mono. KEN MURRAY 1947 — Bill and Coo, Rep. 194919481947 1949 1949 1951 — 19501949 1947 19511951 jAMES NASSER -(Exec.) A Kiss for Corliss, UA. -An Innocent Affair, UA. -Lured, UA. TED NASSER -Cover-Up, UA. EDWARD NASSOUR -Africa Screams, UA. NICHOLAS NAYFACK No Questions Asked, MCM; The Sellout, MCM; Vengeance Valley, MCM. -Devil's Doorway, MCM. -Border Incident, MCM. EDWARD C. NEALIS -Johnny O'Clock, Col. RONALD NEAME -Oliver Twist, UA. 195119481947 HARRY NEBENZAL -(Asst. prod.) M, Col. SEYMOUR NEBENZAL -M, Col. -Siren of Atlantis, UA. -Heaven Only Knows, UA. SIC NEUFELD 1951 — Lost Continent, Lippert; Fingerprints Don't Lie, Lippert; Mask of the Dragon, Lippert; 3 Desperate Men, Lippert; Leave It to the Marines, Lippert. 1950 — Western Pacific Agent, Lippert; Hi-Jacked, Lippert. State Department-File 649, Film Classics. Money Madness, Film Classics; Miraculous Journey, Film Classics. Ghost of Hidden Valley, PRC; Three on a Ticket, PRC. 19491948 1947 1951 19501947 194719511948 19481947 19501951194719511950 SAM NEUMAN -(Co-assoc. prod., co-sp.) The Hoodlum, UA. KURT NEUMANN -(Dir., orig., sc.play) Rocketship XM, Lippert. -(Assoc, dir.) Tarzan and the Huntress, RKO. DUDLEY NICHOLS -(Dir., sc.play) Mourning Becomes Electra. RKO. OLLE NORDEMAR -Kon-Tiki, Lesser-RKO. JOSEPH NORIEGA -(Assoc) Tarzan and the Mermaids, RKO; Mystery in Mexico, RKO. MAURY NUNES -(Exec) Where the North Begins, Screen Guild. -(Exec.) The Case of the Baby Sitter, Screen Guild; (Exec, orig.) The Hat Box Mystery, Screen Guild. ROBERT NUNES -(Co-orig.) Everybody's Dancin', Lippert. ARCH OBOLER -(Dir., orig. sc.play) Five, Col. LAURENCE OLIVIER -(Dir., actor) Hamlet (Foreign). RON ORMOND (Dir.) Kentucky Jubilee, Lippert; (writer, prod., dir.) Yes Sir, Mr. Bones, Lippert; (Dir., sc.play) Varieties on Parade, Lippert. (Co-orig., co-sc.play) Hostile (Zountry, Lippert; (Co-orig., co-sc.play) Colorado Ranger, Lippert; (Co-orig., co-sc.play) Crooked River, Lippert; (Co-orig., co-sc.play) West of the Brazos, Lippert; (Dir.) King of the Bullwhip, Realart. 1949 — (Co-orig., co-sc.play) Dead Man's Cold, Screen Guild; Frontier Revenge, Screen Guild; Rimfire, Screen Guild; (Co-orig., sc.play) Son of a Badman, Screen Guild; (Co-orig.,