American cinematographer (Sept 1937)

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September, 1937 American Cinematographer 357 / T A HE AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CINE- MATOGRAPHERS was founded in 1918 for the purpose of bringing into closer cooperation all those leaders in cinematog- raphy who strive for preeminence in artistic and technical leadership; to further the advancement of the cinema and its allied crafts through unceasing research and ex- perimentation as well as through bringing the artists and the scientists of cinematog- raphy into more intimate fellowship. Its membership is composed of the outstanding cinematographers of the world, with Associ- ate and Honorary memberships bestowed upon those who, though not active cinema- tographers, are engaged none the less in kindred pursuits, and who have by their achievements contributed outstandingly to the progress of cinematography as an art and as a science. To further these lofty aims and fittingly to chronicle the progress of cinematography the society’s publication, The American Cinematographer, is dedi- cated. RESEARCH COMMITTEE Victor Milner, George A. Mitchell, Dr. Herbert Meyer, John Arnold, Farciot Edouart, Emery Huse AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CINEMATOGRAPHERS OFFICERS JOHN ARNOLD President VICTOR MILNER. .First Vice President CHARLES LANG. .. .Second Vice Pres. JAMES VAN TREES. .Third Vice Pres. FRED W. JACKMAN Treasurer FRANK B. GOOD Secretary BOARD OF GOVERNORS John Arnold Elmer Dyer Arthur Edeson George Folsey Alfred Gilks Bert Glennon Frank Good Vernon L. Fred W. Jackman Ray June Charles B. Lang, Jr. Victor Milner Ted Tetzlaff James Van Trees Joseph Walker Walker Frederick L. Kley, Executive Business Manager PAST PRESIDENTS Philip E. Rosen Gaetano Gaudio James Van Trees John W. Boyle Fred W. Hal Mohr Homer Scott John F. Seitz Daniel B. Clark Jackman PUBLIC RELATIONS COMMITTEE John Arnold Charles Bell, St. Paul, Minn. Georges Benoit, Paris, France John W. Boyle, London, England Ariel Varges, Tokyo, Japan Charles W. Herbert, New York City Lloyd Knechtel, London, England John Dored, Vienna, Austria Max B. DuPont, Papeete, Tahiti Philip M. Chancellor Reed N. Haythorne, Washington, D. C. Paul Perry, Buenos Aires MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE George Folsey Ted Tetzlaff Alfred Gilks ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE Elmer Dyer Frank B. Good Charles B. Lang, Jr. Vernon Walker Arthur Edeson WELFARE COMMITTEE Ray June James Van Trees Fred W. Jackman GENERAL COUNSEL Arthur C. Webb