The film daily year book of motion pictures (1951)

Record Details:

Title:
The film daily year book of motion pictures
Date:
1951
Publisher:
New York : The Film Daily
Volume:
The thirty-third edition of the film daily year book of motion pictures : nineteen fifty-one
Leaf #:
000139
Language:
English
Collection:
Year Book and Hollywood Studio System
Format:
Annuals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Description:
Date Added:
March 21, 2024
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*★*★*★*** ACADEMY AWARDS *★*★****★ Ciiiematograp)iy, Black and IV/ii/s— Harry Stratlliiig (The I'ittiiie of Dorian Gray). Cinetnalogrdjjliy , Color — Leon Shamroy (Leave Her to Heaven). Sfyecial Effects, Photographic— ]o\\n Fulton (Wonder Man). Special Effects, 5o;/)ici— Arthur W. Johns (Wonder Man). Short Subjects — Cartoon: Quiet Please (M-G-M); One reel: Stairwav to Light (M-G-M); Two-reel: Star in' the Night (AV^arner Bros.). Special /4u'a)rfi— Walter Wanger (for distinguished achievement in serving six consecutive years as president of the Academy). Frank Ross, producer, Mervyn LeRoy, director, and Frank Sinatra, star of The House 1 Live In. I'eggy Ann Garner (as the most promismg juvenile performer of 191,5 in A Tree Grows in Brooklyn). Dorumcntaij Productions— Tealiue: TheTrue Glory (Governments of Great Britain and the U. S.— Columbia) Short Subject: Hitler Lives (\V'arner Bros.;. 1944 Best Production— Going My Way (Paramount). Actress— Ingrid Bergman I'Gaslight). Actor— Hing Crosby (Going My Way). Suppnriinz ^("<or— Barry Fitzgerald (Going ^ry Way). Supporting Actress— 'ExheX Barrymore (None But the Lonely Heart). Direction— Leo McCarey (Going My Way). Screenplay— YrAr\k Butler, Frank Cavett (Going My Way). Original Screenplay— Lam?uc Trotti (Wilson). Original Story— Leo McCarey (Going: Mv Way). X V S ) Scoring, Musical-Morris Stoloff, Carmen Dragon (Cover Girl). Scoring, Drama— M^x Steiner (Since You Went Away). Original Son"-— "Swinging on a Star," (Going My Way), Music, James Van Heusen; Lyrics, Johnny Burke. Art Direction. Black and M'hite— Edwin B. Willis, Paul Huldschinsky (Gaslight). Art Direction, Co/or— Wiard B. Ihnen (Wilson). Film Editing— Barbara McLean (Wilson). Sound Recording— E. H. Hansen (Wilson). Cinematography, Black and IF/iife— Joseph La Salle (Laura). Cinematography, Color— Leon Shamroy (Wilson). Special Effects, Photographic— A. Arnold GilIcipie, Donald Jahraus, Warren Newcombe (Thirty Seconds Over Tokyo). Special Effects, Sound — Douglas Shearer (Thirty Seconds Over Tokvo). Short .Subjects— Cartoon: Mouse Trouble (M-G-M); One-reel: Who's Who in Animal Land (Jerry Fairbanks-Paramount); Tworeel: 1 Won't Play (Gordon HollingsheadWarners). Thalberg Memorial Aivard-Darryl F. Zanuck. Special Margaret O'Brien (as the out standing child actress of the year). Documentary Productions— Feature: Fighting Lady (20th-Fox-U. S. Navy): Short Subject: With the Marines at Tarawa (U. S. Marine Corps). 1943 Best Production— Casablanca (Warners). /4c/reM— Jennifer Jones (The Song of Bemadette). .4c/or— Paul Lukas (Watch on the Rhine). Supporting ^cior— Charles Coburn (The More the Merrier). Supporting Actress— Katina Paxinou (For Whom the Bell Tolls). D/rec/ion— Michael Curtiz (Casablanca). Screenplay— ]u\es J. Epstein, Philip G. Epstein, Howard Koch (Casablanca). Original Screenplay— 'Norman Krasna (Princess O'Rourke). Original Siory— William Saroyan (The Human Comecly). Sonq;— "You'll Never Know," music, Harry VVarren; Lyric, Mack Gordon (Hello, Frisco, Hello). Scoring, Musical— Kay Heindorf (This is the Army). 'scoring. Drama— Alhed Newman (The Song of Bernadette). Art Direction, Black and White— ]ames Basevi, William Darling (The Song of Bernadette). Art Direction, Co/or— Alexander Colitzen and John B. Goodman (The Phantom of the Opera). {"'ilm Editing— George Amy (Air Force). Sound Recording—Stephen Dunn (This Land Ts Mine"). Cinematography, Black and White— Arthur Miller (The Song of Bernadette'). Cinematography, Co/or— Hal Mohr, W. Howard Green (The Phantom of the Opera). Special Effects, Photographic— Tred Sersen (Crash Dive). Special Effects, 5ounrf— Roger Heman (Crash Dive). Short Suhjects—Cartoon: Yankee Doodle Mouse (M-G-M); One-reel: Amphibious Fighters (Grantland Rice— Paramount); Two-reel: Heavenly Music (M-G-M). Thalberg Memorial Award— Hal B. Wallis. Special Award— George Pal (for his novel technique in producing Puppetoon shorts). 1942 Best Production— Mrs. Miniver (M-G-M). Actress— Greer Garson (Mrs. Miniver). 135