American cinematographer (Jan-Dec 1949)

CURRENT ASSIGNMENTS OF A.S.C. MEMBERS (Continued from Page 40) with William Holden, Joan Caulfield and Billy de Wolfe. Richard Haydn, director. ‘'Daniel Fapp, "Red Hot and Blue,” with Betty Hutton and Victor Mature. John Farrow, director. R-K-0 • Harry Wild, "The Big Steal,” with Robert Mitchum and William Bendix. Don Seigel, director. 20th Century-Fox •Leon Shamroy. "Prince Of Foxes,” ( Shooting in Italy ) with Tyrone Power, Orson Welles and Wanda Hendrix. • Russell Harlan, "I Was a Male War Bride,’ (Shooting in Germany) with Cary Grant and Ann Sheridan. Howard Hawks, director. ® Arthur Arling, "You’re My Every¬ thing," (Technicolor) with Anne Baxter, Dan Daley and Anne Revere. Walter Lang, director. • Charles Clarke, Slattery’s Hurri¬ cane, with Linda Darnell, Veronica Lake and Richard Widmark. Andre DeToth. director. •Joseph LaShelle, "Come to the Stable,” with Loretta Young, Celeste Flolm and Elsa Lanchester. Henry Koster, director. ® Joseph MacDonald, It Happens Every Spring,” with Ray Milland and Jean Peters. Lloyd Bacon, director. •Milton Krasner, "East Side Story,” with Richard Conte, Susan Hayward and Edward G. Robinson. Joseph Mankiewicz, director. •Ernest Palmer. "Oh, You Beautiful Doll,” with Mark Stevens, June Haver, and Gale Robbins. John Stahl, director. United Artists •Lionel Linden, "Twilight,” (Strand Prodn.) with Laraine Day, Dane Clark, Franchot Tone, Agnes Moorehead and Bruce Bennett. Irving Pichel, director. UniversalInternational •Russell Metty, "The Lady Gambles,” with Barbara Stanwyck and Robert Pres¬ ton. Michael Gordon, director. •William Daniels, "Illegal Entry,” with Howard Duff, Marta Toren and George Brent. Frederick deCordova, di¬ rector. •Frank Planer, "Take One False Step,” with William Powell, Shelly Win¬ ters and Marsha Hunt. Chester Erskine, director. Warner Bros. •Robert Burks and Wilfrid Cline, Task Force,” with Gary Cooper, Wayne Morris and Julie Brennan. Delmar Daves, director. WHAT’S NEW in equipment accessories and service UHLER PRINTER Uhler Cine Machine Company, 16519 Wash¬ burn, Detroit 21, Mich., have resumed pro¬ duction of their continuous film printer that will print either single or double system 16mm. picture and sound track simultaneously, also single or double width 8mm. films. Printing speed is 2000 feet per hour. Flanges hold up to 1200 feet of negative and positive film. Light control is semi-automatic. MITCHELL BLIMP Mitchell Camera Company Glendale, Calif., announces a new compact and scientifically sound-insulated blimp for the Mitchell 16mm. Professional camera. Constructed entirely of cast aluminum, it features the same kind of precision workmanship that goes into Mitchell cameras. Blimps afford shooting extreme closeups without danger of recording camera noise, and permits smooth operation for follow-focus photography. THREE PROFESSIONAL HIGH FIDELITY MACHINES PRICED TO DEFY ALL COMPETITION Cine-Pro SIXTEEN MM FILM RECORDER FILM PHONOGRAPH TAPE RECORDER Cina-Pro CORPORATION 1D6 West End Avenue NEW YORK 23. N. Y. TRAFALGAR 3-1411 RUBY CAMERA EXCHANGE Rents . . Sells . . Exchanges F very thing You Need for the PRODUCTION & PROJECTION of Motion Pictures Provided by a Veteran Organization of Specialists 35 mm . 16 mm. Television IN BUSINESS SINCE 1910 729 Seventh Ave., New York City Cable Address: RUBYCAM "millions fox defense . . . but you don't need millions to defend films against dirt, oil, scratches and other hazards. Insist on the reliable TRUSS Ull'* PEERLESS FILM TREATMENT m f—c* f* FILM PROCESSING ttKLtSS CORPORATION 165 WEST 46th STREET, NEW YORK 19, N. Y. EERLESS February, 1949 American Cinematographer • 69