Production Encyclopedia 1952 (1952)

WRITERS 279 JAMES SEYMOUR 1949 — (Co-sc.play) Springtime (Foreign). 1948 — (Sc.play) Meet Me at Dawn (Foreign). VIRGINIA SHALER 1951 — (Co-sc.play) WInistle at Eaton Falls, Col. 1949 — (Co-sc.play) Lost Boundaries, Film Classics. BERNARD D. SHAMBERC 1948 — (Co-orig.) Fighting Mad, Mono. MAXWELL SHANE 1949 — (Prod., dir., co-sc.play) City Across the River, Ul. 1948 — (Co-orig., co-sc.play) Mr. Reckless, Para.; (Orig., sc.play) Shaggy, Para. 1947 — (Orig.) Big Town, Para.; (Sc.play) Danger Street, Para.; (Dir., sc.play) Fear in the Night, Para.; (Orig., sc.play) Seven Were Saved, Para.; (Sc.play) Adventure Island, Para. ROBERT TERRY SHANNON 1948 — (Orig.) The Flame, Rep.; (Orig., co-sc.play) Unknown Island, Film Classics. LIONEL SHAPIRO 1950 — (Orig.) Deported, Ul. 1948 — (Novel) Sealed Verdict, Para. MARGERY SHARP 1949 — (Novel "Britannia Mews") The Forbidden Street, 20th. 1948 — (Novel "The Nutmeg Tree") Julia Misbehaves, MCM. MELVILLE SHAVELSON 1951 — (Sc.play) Double Dynamite, RKO; (Co-orig. sc.play) I'll See You in My Dreams, WB ; (Cosc.play) On Moonlight Bay, WB. 1950 — (Co-orig., co-sc.play) The Daughter of Rosie O'Crady, WB; (Co-add. dia.) Riding High, Para. 1949 — (Co-sc.play) It's a Great Feeling, WB ; (Cosc.play) Sorrowful Jones, Para.; (Co-sc.play) Always Leave Them Laughing, WB ; (Coorig., co-sc.play) The Great Lover, Para. 1947 — (Orig., sc.play) Where There's Life, Para. DAVID SHAW 1949 — (Co-orig. story "Night Call") False Step, Ul. 1948 — (Orig.) A Foreign Affair, Para. Take One IRWIN SHAW 1951 — (Sc.play) 1 Want You, RKO. 1949 — (Orig. "Education of the Heart") Easy Living, RKO; (Co-orig. story "Night Call") Take One False Step, Ul. JOSEPH SHEARING 1948 — (Novel) So Evil My Love, Para. 1947 — (Orig.) Moss Rose, 20th. ARTHUR SHEEKMAN 1950 — (Sc.play) Mr. Music, Para. 1949 — (Co-sc.play) Dear Wife, Para. 1948 — (Co-sc.play) Hazard, Para.; (Co-sc.play) Saigon, Para. 1947 — (Sc.play) Blaze of Noon, Para.; (Sc.play) Dear Ruth, Para.; (Sc.play) The Trouble With Women, Para.; (Adpt., sc.play) Welcome Stranger, Para. SIDNEY SHELDON 1951 — (Sc.play) No Questions Asked, MGM; (Cosc.play) Rich, Young and Pretty, MGM; (Sc.play) Three Guys Named Mike, MGM. 1950 — (Sc.play) Nancy Goes to Rio, MGM; (Sc.play) Annie (3et Your Gun, MGM. 1948 — (Co-sc.play) Easter Parade, MGM. 1947 — (Orig., sc.play) The Bachelor and the BobbySoxer, RKO. SAMUEL SHELLABARGER 1949 — (Novel) Prince of Foxes, 20th. 1947 — (Novel) Captain from Castile, 20th. WALTER SHENSON 1950 — (Prod., co-orig., co-sc.play) Korea Patrol, ELC. DAVID P. SHEPPARD 1948 — (Co-sc.play) The Black Arrow, Col. JACK SHER 1951 — (Co-sc.play) My Favorite Spy, Para. TED SHERDEMAN 1950 — (Co-sc.play) Breakthrough, WB. 1949 — (Co-sc.play) For Those Who Dare, Col. GEORGE SHERMAN 1949 — (Dir., orig.) Calamity Jane and Sam Bass, Ul. TEDDI SHERMAN 1948 — (Co-sc.play) Four Faces West, UA. R C SHERRIFF 1951 — (Co-sc.play) No Highway in the Sky, 20th. 1950 — (Co-sc.play) Trio, Para. 1947 — (Sc.play) Odd Man Out (Foreign). ROBERT E. SHERWOOD 1948 — (Co-sc.play) The Bishop's Wife, RKO. A. B. SHIFFRIN 1950 — (Play "Lost and Found") Cry Murder, Screen Classics. ALAN SHILIN 1950 — (Add. dia.) Again . . . Pioneers, Rel. Film Assoc. BARRY SHIPMAN 1951 — (Co-orig. sc.play) Bonanza Town, Col.; (Coorig. sc.play) Cyclone Fury, Col.; (Orig. sc.play) The Kid From Amarillo, Col.; (Orig. sc.play) Pecos River, Col.; (Orig. sc.play) Snake River Desperadoes, Col.; (Orig. sc.play) Fort Savage Raiders, Col. 1950 — (Orig., sc.play) Hoedown, Col.; (Sc.play) Raiders of Tomahawk Creek, Col.; (Sc.play) Outcast of Black Mesa, Col.; (Orig., sc.play) Texas Dynamo, Col.; (Orig., sc.play) Ghost Town, Col.; (Orig., sc.play) Across the Badlands, Col. 1949 — (Orig., sc.play) Horsemen of the Sierras, Col.; (Orig., sc.play) Feudin' Rhythm, Col.; (Orig., sc.play) Laramie, Col. ; (Orig., sc.play) Blazing Trail, Col. 1948 — (Orig., sc.play) Rose of Santa Rosa, Col.; (Orig., sc.play) Song of Idaho, Col.; (Orig., sc.-play) Six-Gun Law, Col.; (Orig., sc.play) West of Sonora, Col.; (Orig., sc.play) Trail to Laredo, Col. 1947 — (Orig., sc.play) Riders of the Lone Star, Col. SOL SHOR 1949 — (Orig.) Daughter of the jungle. Rep. 1948 — (Co-orig., co-sc.play) Sons of Adventure, Rep. LUKE SHORT 1951 — (Novel, mag. serial) Vengeance Valley, MGM. 1949 — (SEP story) Ambush, MGM. 1948 — (Novel) Albuquerque, Para.; (Novel) Coroner Creek, Col.; (Novel, co-adot.) Blood on the Moon, RKO; (Novel) Station West, RKO. 1947— (Novel) Ramrod, UA. PAUL SHORT 1949 — (Prod., co-orig.) Bad Boy, Allied Artists. IRVING SHULMAN 1951 — (Co-sc.play) Journey Into Light, 20th. 1949 — (Novel "The Amboy Dukes," adpt.) City Across the River, Ul. MAX SHULMAN 1949 — (Co-orig.) Always Leave Them Laughing, WB. HAROLD SHUMATE 1951 — (Orig.) Little Big Horn, Lippert; (Orig.) The Lady From Texas, Ul. 1950 — (Orig., sc.play) Saddle Tramp, Ul ; (Co-orig., co-sc.play) Buccaneer's Girl, Ul. 1948 — (Co-adpt.) Blood on the Moon, RKO. NEVIL SHUTE 1951 — (Novel) No Highway in the Sky, 20th. MARIO SILVA 1947— (Play) Song of Love, MCM. SID SILVERS 1951 — (Co-sc.play) Two Tickets to Broadway, RKO