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This has truly been a great production year for Hollywood. When one studies the following list of outstanding pictures, many of which will soon vie for Exhibi¬ tor Laurel Awards honors, one will realize Hollywood’s efforts:
“The Great Caruso”, “Father’s Little Divi¬ dend”, “People Will Talk”, “Jim Thorpe — All America n”, “Bright Victory”, “The Frogmen”, “A Streetcar Named De¬ sire”, “A Place In The Sun”, “Detective Story”, “The Blue Veil”, “An American In Paris”, “Showboat”, “That’s My Boy”, “David And Bathsheba”, “Saturday’s Hero”, “When Worlds Collide”, “Quo Vadis”, “Death Of A Salesman”, “Two Tickets To Broadway”, “Angels In The Outfield”, “Here Comes The Groom”, “Captain Horatio Hornblower”, “The Steel Helmet”, “Go For Broke”, “The Lemon Drop Kid”, “Royal Wedding”, “Golden Girl”, “On The Riviera”, “I Want You”, “Strangers On A Train”, “Alice In Wonderland”, “On Moonlight Bay”, “Kind Lady”, “I’ll See You In My Dreams”, “Meet Me After The Show”, “The Day The Earth Stood Still”, “Francis Goes To The Races.”
This is only a partial list of the pro¬ duction strides which the artists of Holly¬ wood have made. Seldom, if ever, has the comparatively short span of a 12month-period witnessed such high achieve¬ ments. The job of selecting the best pic¬ ture, the best performances, the bests of all the diversified divisions of the Laurel Awards will be no easy chore this year, but we are confident that the film buyers of the nation will come through, as al¬ ways, with a fair and carefully balanced vote.
Studio Survey appears every fourth Wednesday as a regular EXHIBITOR special feature department. The section is devoted exclusively to the arts, people, creative ability, and physical properties which make up the production side of the motion picture industry. Edited from the west coast, all information relating to its editorial contents should be directed to Paul Manning, 9628 Cresta Drive, Los Angeles 35, Cali¬ fornia. For other information, please address EX¬ HIBITOR, published weekly by Jay Emanuel Publica¬ tions, Inc. Publishing offices: 246-48 North Clarion Street, Philadelphia 7, Pennsylvania. New York Office: 1600 Broadway, New York 19, New York. Representatives may be found in every film center.
Paul Manning, oditorial director
Vol. 4, No. 13 December 26, 1951
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Exhibitor laurei Awards Nominations
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