Motion Picture Production Encyclopedia (1949)

Page scan 000306 from Motion Picture Production Encyclopedia

Record Details:

Title:
Motion Picture Production Encyclopedia
Date:
1949
Publisher:
Hollywood : The Hollywood Reporter Press
Volume:
Motion picture production encyclopedia : 1949
Leaf #:
000306
Language:
English
Collection:
Year Book
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
May 15, 2025
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228 WRITERS Detective ASHELBE 1948— (Novel "Pepe Le Moko") Casbah. Ul. AUDREY ASHLEY 1948— (Co-orig.) Raw Deal, EL. DOROTHY ATLAS 1947 — (Orig.) Desperate, RKO. LEOPOLD L. ATLAS 1948 — (Co-sc.play) Raw Deal, EL. 1946 — (Play "Wednesday's Child") Child of Divorce. RKO; (Orig.) A Boy, a Girl and a Dog. Film Classics; (Sc. play) Her Kind of Man, WB. 1945 — (Sc. play) Story of C.I. Joe, UA. 1944 — (Sc.play) Tomorrow, the World! UA. CLADYS ATWATER 1945 — (Orig.) First Yank Into Tokyo, RKO. JOHN AUER 1945 — (Prod., dir., orig.) Pan-Americana, RKO. STEPHEN MOREHOUSE AVERY (Deceased 2-10-48) 1948 — (Sc.play) The Woman in White, WB; (Cosc.play) Every Cirl Should Be Married, RKO. 1947— (Sc.play) Deep Valley, WB. DWICHT V. BABCOCK 1948 — (Adpt.) 13 Lead Soldiers, 20th. 1947 — (Sc.play) The Corpse Came C.O.D., Col.; (Sc. play) Bury Me Dead, PRC. 1946 — (Orig.) The Brute Man, PRC; (Orig.) House of Horrors, Univ.; (Orig.) She-Wolf of London, Univ.; (Adpt.) The Unknown, Col.; (Sc. play) So Dark the Night, Col. 1945 — (Orig.) Pillow of Death, Univ.; (Adpt.) River Gang, Univ.; (Orig.. sc.play) Jungle Captive, Univ.; (Sc.play) Road to Alcatraz, Rep. 1944 — (Orig., sc.play) Dead Man's Eyes, Univ.; (Orig., adpt.) The Mummy's Curse, Univ. CORDON BACHE 1948 — (Orig., sc.play) Blonde Savage, PRC. SAM BAERWITZ 1948 — (Prod., orig.) Bungalow 13, 20th. 1947 — (Prod., orig.) Gas House Kids Go West, PRC. ENID BACNOLD 1944 — (Novel) National Velvet, MGM. CRAHAM BAKER 1948 — (Co-sc.play) Four Faces West, UA. 1947 — (Sc.play) Ramrod, UA. 1946 — (Sc.play) Shadow of a Woman, WB. 1945 — (Sc.play) Danger Signal, WB. HERBERT BAKER 1948 — (Co-orig., co-sc.play) So This Is New York, UA. JOHN L. BALDERSTON 1944 — (Sc.play) Gaslight, MGM. EARL W. BALDWIN 1946 — (Orig., sc.play) Breakfast in Hollywood, UA. 1945 — (Sc.play) Hold That Blonde, Para. 1944 — (Sc.play) Irish Eyes Are Smiling, 20th; (Sc. play) Greenwich Village, 20th; (Sc.play) Pin Up Cirl, 20th. FAITH BALDWIN 1948 — -(Novel) Apaprtment for Peggy, 20th. CEORCE BALZER 1948 — (Co-play) Are You With It?, Ul. MARGARET AYER BARNES 1947 — -(Play) Dishonored Lady, UA. HURD BARRETT 1944 — (Orig.) Pardon My Rhythm, Univ. ARY BARROSO 1944 — (Song, "Brazil") Brazil, Rep. NICHOLAS BARROWS 1944 — (Sc.play) That's My Baby, Rep. PHILIP BARRY 1946 — (Play) One More Tomorrow, WB. 1945 — (Play) Without Love, MGM. JEAN BART 1945 — (Orig.) Strange Confession, Univ. JEANNE BARTLETT 1948 — (Co-sc.play) Man-Eater of Kumaon, Ul. 1946 — (Orig., sc.play) Gallant Bess, MGM. 1945 — (Orig., sc.play) Son of Lassie, MGM. SY BARTLETT 1947 — (Orig., sc.play) 13 Rue Madeleine, 20th. 1944 — (Orig.) The Princess and the Pirate, RKO. CHARLES BARTON 1946 — (Dir., orig., sc.play) The Ghost Steps Out, Univ. BEN BARZMAN 1948 — (Co-sc.play) The Boy With Green Hair, RKO. 1946 — (Orig.) Never Say Goodbye, WB. 1945 — (Sc.play) Back to Bataan, RKO. 1944 — (Orig.) Meet the People, MGM. NORMA BARZMAN 1946 — (Orig.) Never Say Coodbye, WB. SOL BARZMAN 1944 — (Orig.) Meet the People, MGM. JOHN TUCKER BATTLE 1948 — (Sc.play) So Dear to My Heart, RKO. 1945 — (Orig.) Man Alive, RKO; (Sc.play) Captain Eddie, 20th. 1944 — (Sc.play) Irish Eyes Are Smiling, 20th. VICKI BAUM 1947 — (Orig.) Honeymoon, RKO. 1945 — (Orig.) Behind City Lights, Rep.; (Story "Big Shot" basis) The Great Flamarion, Rep.; (Novel) Hotel Berlin, WB; (Play) Week-End at the Waldorf, MGM. OLIVER WELD BAYER 1945 — (Orig.) Dangerous Partners, MGM. REX BEACH 1947 — (Novel) Michigan Kid, Ul. CHARLES BEAHAN 1946 — (Novel) White Tie and Tails, Univ. BETSY BEATON 1948 — (Orig.) The Boy With Green Hair, RKO. D. D. BEAUCHAMP 1948 — 'Orig., sc.play) Feudin', Fussin' and A-Fightin', Ul. 1947 — (Orig.) The Wistful Widow of Wagon Cap, Ul. FORD BEEBE 1948 — (Dir., orig., sc. ploy) Shep Comes Home, Screen Guild. ELIZABETH BEECHER 1945 — (Orig.) Lawless Empire, Col.; (Orig., sc.play) Rough Riders of Cheyenne, Rep.; (Orig., sc. play) Rough Ridin' Justice, Col. (Orig., sc. play) Sing Me a Song of Texas, Col. 1944 — (Orig., sc.play) Cyclone Prairie Rangers, Col.; (Orig., sc.play) Saddle Leather Law, Col.; (Sc.play) Swing in the Saddle, Col. CHESTER BEECROFT 1946 — (Orig.) Little Miss Big, Univ. S. N. BEHRMAN 1948 — (Play) The Pirate, MGM. ALBERT BEICH 1948 — (Orig., sc.play) The Bride Goes Wild. MGM. 1946 — (Sc.play) Gay Blades, Rep. 1945 — (Add. dia.) The Chicago Kid, Rep.; (Sc.play) Gangs of the Waterfront, Rep. 1944 — (Add. dia.) End of the Road, Rep.