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TALENT CONFERENCE, in New York, during the visit of producer Michael Curtiz, right. He is shown at the Warner home office with Harry Maier, eastern talent department chief. Mr. Curtiz, who has completed "Unsuspected", returned to Hollywood this week.
ON HIS FIFTIETH BIRTHDAY, E. M. Loew, left, above, circuit owner, received the good wishes of associates at a testimonial dinner, March 28, in the Statler Hotel, Boston. With Mr. Loew, left to right, are Harry Rogovin, Columbia; Abe Weiner, Universal; Morris Wolf, MGM; Al Kane, Paramount; Tim OToole, Columbia; John Dervin, United Artists, and Herman Rivkin, Monogram.
IN PARIS, left, as Continental Europe managers tendered Harold L. Smith, departing Motion Picture Association European representative, a dinner at Maxim's and a gift. Mr. Smith, standing, speaks his appreciation. At his right, John Nathan; at his left, Francis L. Harley. At the extreme right, Joseph Westreich. Others who attended included Joseph Seidelman, Arthur Loew, Vladimir Lissim, David Lewis, Joseph Hummel, Frank McCarthy, Al Daff.
ROBERT S. BENJAMIN, president of the J. Arthur Rank Organization, as he spoke to the trade last week in New York, following conferences with Mr. Rank in London, and attendance upon meetings of the organization's many theatre, studio and distribution groups.
ARTHUR B. KRIM, president of Eagle-Lion Films, the Pathe Industries subsidiary owned jointly by J. Arthur Rank and Robert Young, also was in the Rank conferences, and likewise talked for the trade in New York last week. See page 24.
Photos by the Herald
Photo by The Herald
ALL ABOARD the Queen Elizabeth as it sailed from New York Wednesday for London: the Hal Wallis Productions group planning English production of "So Evil My Love" for Paramount. Left to right, Lewis Allen, director; Jack Saper, assistant; Hal Wallis, vice-president; Joseph Hazen, president.
MOTION PICTURE HERALD, APRI-L 12, 1947