Motion Picture Production Encyclopedia (1950)

PRODUCTIONS 19 4 6 595 THE CARAVAN TRAIL PRC. Producer-director, Robert Emmett. Original screenplay, Frances Kavanaugh. Photography, Marcel Le Picard. Art direction, Edward C. Jewell. Musical director, Carl Hoefle. Sound, Max Hutchinson. Edited by Hugh Winn. Assistant director, Joe Cavalieri. CAST — -Eddie Dean, Al La Rue, Jean Carlin, Emmett Lynn, Robert Malcolm, Charles King, Robert Barron, Forrest Taylor, Bob Duncan, Jack O'Shea, Lee Roberts, Wyley Crant, Terry Frost, Lee Bennett, Lloyd Ingraham. Reviewed 3-26-46. THE CAT CREEPS UNIV. Executive producer, Howard Welsch. Associate producer, Will Cowan. Director, Erie C. Kenton. Screenplay, Edward Dein, Jerry Warner. Original story, Gerald Ceraghty. Photography, George Robinson. Edited by Russell Schoengarth. Musical director, Paul Sawtell. Art direction, Jack Otterson, Abraham Grossman. Set decorations, Russell A. Gausmann, T. F. Offenbecker. Sound, Bernard B. Brown, William Hedgcock. Edited by Russell Schoengarth. Assistant director, Melville Shyer. CAST — Lois Collier, Fred Brady, Paul Kelly, Noah Beery, Jr., Douglass Dumbrille, Rose Hobart, Jonathan Hale, Iris Clive, Vera Lewis, William Davidson, Arthur Loft, Jerry Jerome. Reviewed 4-5-46. THE CATMAN OF PARIS REP. Associate producer, Marek M. Libkov. Director, Lesley Selander. Original screenplay, Sherman L. Lowe. Photography, Reggie Lanning. Art director, Cano Chittendon. Set decorations, John McCarthy, Jr., James Redd. Musical director, Richard Cherwin. Music score, Dale Butts. Edited by Harry Keller. Sound, Fred Stahl. Special effects, Howard and Theodore Lydecker. Dance director, Larry Ceballos. Assistant director, John Grubbs. CAST — Carl Esmond, Lenore Aubert, Adele Mara, Douglass Dumbrille, Gerald Mohr, Fritz Feld, Francis Pierlot, George Renavent, Francis McDonald, Maurice Cass, Alphonse Martell, Paul Marion, John Dehner, Claire DuBrey, Anthony Caruso, Carl Neubert, George Davis, Tanis Chandler, Elayne Lang, Reviewed 9-21-45. CENTENNIAL SUMMER 20th-FOX. (Technicolor). Producer-director, Otto Preminger. Screenplay, Michael Kanin. Based on novel by Albert E. 1 del I . Photography, Ernest Palmer. Technicolor direction, Natalie Kalmus, Richard Mueller. Art direction, Lyle Wheeler, Lee Fuller. Set decorations, Thomas Little. Songs, Jerome Kern. Oscar Hammerstein II, Leo Robin, E. Y. Harburg. Edited by Harry Reynolds. Orchestral arrangements, Maurice de Packh, Herbert Spencer, Conrad Salinger. Vocal arrangements, Charles Henderson. Musical direction, Alfred Newman. Special photographic effects, Fred Sersen. Sound, W. D. Flick, Roger Heman. Dances staged by Dorothy Fox. Assistant director, Arthur Jacobson. CAST — Jeanne Crain, Cornel Wilde, Linda Darnell, William Eythe, Walter Brennan, Constance Bennett, Dorothy Gish, Barbara Whiting, Larry Stevens, Kathleen Howard, Buddy Swan, Charles Dingle, Avon Long, Gavin Gordon, Eddie Dunn, Lois Austin, Harry Strang, Frances Morris, Reginald Sheffield, William Frambes, Paul Everton, James Metcalfe, John Farrell, Billy Wayne Robert Malcolm, Edna Holland, Ferris Taylor, Winifred Harris, Rodney Bell, Clancy Cooper. Reviewed 5-27-46. THE CHASE Nero-UA. Producer, Seymour Nebenzal. Associate producer, Eugene Frenke. Director, Arthur Ripley. Screenplay, Philip Yordan. Based on original, "The Black Path of Fear," by Cornell Woolrich. Photography, Frank F. Planer. Original musical score, Michael Michelet. Musical direction, Heinz Roemheld. Musical supervision, David Chudnow. Art direction, Robert Usher. Set decorations, Victor A. Gangelinl Edward Mann. Special photographic effects, Ray O. Binger. Assistant director, Jack Voglin, Sound, Corson Jowett. CAST — Robert Cummings, Michele Morgan Steve Cochran, Peter Lorre, Lloyd Corrigan, Jack Holt, Alexis Minotis, Don Wilson, Nina Koshetz, Yolanda Lacea, James Westerfield, Jimmy Ames, Shirley O'Hara. Reviewed 10-14-46. CHILD OF DIVORCE RKO. Executive producer, Sid Rogell. Producerscreenplay, Lillie Hayward. Director, Richard O. Fleischer. Original play by Leopold L. Atlas "Wednesday's Child." Photography, Jack Mackenzie. Special effects photographer, Russell A. Cully. Art direction, Albert D'Agostino, Ralph Berger. Set decorations, Darrell Silvera, Wm. Magginetti. Music score, Leigh Harline. Musical director, C. Bakaleinikoff. Edited by Samuel E. Beetley. Sound technician, Earl Wolcott. Assistant director. Max Henry. CAST — Sharyn Moffett, Regis Toomey, Madge Meredith, Walter Reed, Una O'Connor, Doris Merrick, Harry Cheshire, Selmer Jackson, Lillian Randolph, Pat Prest, Gregory Muradian, George McDonald, Patsy Converse, Ann Carter. Reviewed 101 5-46. CINDERELLA JONES WB. Producer, Alex Gottlieb. Director, Busby Berkeley. Screenplay, Charles Hoffman. Original, Philip Wylie. Photography, Sol Polito. Montage photography, James Leicester. Art direction, John Hughes. Set decorations, Jack McConaughy. Orchestral arrangements, Ray Heindorf, Frank Perkins, vocal arrangements, Dudley Chambers. Musical director, Leo F. Forbstein. Songs, Jule Styne, Sammy Cahn. Edited by George Amy. Sound technician, Dolph Thomas. Assistant director, Robert Vreeland. CAST — Joan Leslie, Robert Alda, S. Z. Sakall, Edward Everett Horton, Julie Bishop, William Prince, Charles Dingle, Ruth Donnelly Elisha Cook, Jr., Hobart Cavanaugh, Charles Arnt, Chester Clute, Ed Gargan, Margaret Early, Johnny Mitchell, Mary Dean, Monte Blue, Marianne O'Brien, Marion Martin. Reviewed 2-12-46. CLAUDIA AND DAVID 20th-FOX. Producer, William Perlberg. Director, Walter Lang. Screenplay by Rose Franken and William Brown Meloney. Adaptation by Vera Caspary. From stories by Rose Franken. Photography, Joseph La Shelle. Art direction, James Basevi and Alfred Hogsett. Set decorations, Thomas Little and Ernest Lansing. Special effects, Fred Sersen. Music, Cyril J. Mockridge. Orchestral arrangements, Edward Powell. Sound, Bernard Freericks and Roger Heman. Edited by Robert Simpson. Assistant director, Caston Glass. CAST — Dorothy Maguire, Robert Young, Mary Astor, John Sutton, Gail Patrick, Rose Hobart, Harry Davenport, Florence Bates, Jerome Cowan, Else Janssen, Frank Twedell, Anthony Sydes, Pierre Watkin, Henry Mowbray, Clara Blandick, Eric Wilton. Frank Darien. Reviewed 7-24-46. CLOAK AND DAGGER WB. Producer, Milton Sperling. Director, Fritz Lang. Screenplay by Albert Maltz and Ring Lardner, Jr. Original story by Boris Ingster and John Larkin. Suggested by book by Corey Ford and Alastair MacBain. Photography. Sol Polito. Art direction, Max Parker. Set decorations, Walter Hilford. Special effects by Harry Barndollar and Edwin DuPar. Technical adviser, Michael Burke. Music score, Max Steiner. Orchestral arrangements by Hugo Friedhofer. Musical director, Leo F. Forbstein. Sound, Francis J. Scheid. Edited by Christian Nyby. Assistant director, Russ Saunders. CAST — Gary Cooper Lilli Palmer, Robert Alda, Vladimir Sokoloff, Marjorie Hoshelle, Ludwig Stossel, Helene Thimig, Dan Seymour, Marc Lawrence, James Flavin, Pat O'Moore, Charles Marsh. Rev. 9-5-46. Reviewed 9-5-46. A CLOSE CALL FOR BOSTON BLACK I E COL. Producer, John Stone. Director, Lew Landers. Screenplay, Ben Markson. Story, Paul Yawitz. Additional dialog, Malcolm Stuart Boylan. Photography, Burnett Guffey. Musical director, Mischa Bakaleinikoff, Art direction, Carl Anderson and Jerome Pycha, Jr. Set decorations, Albert Rickerd. Sound, Philip Faulkner. Edited by Jerome Thorns. Assistant director, Chris Beute. CAST — Chester Morris, Lynn Merrick, Richard Lane, Frank Sully, George E. Stone, Claire Carleton, Erik Rolf, Charles Lane, Robert Scott, Emmett Vogan, Russell Hicks. Reviewed 4-11-46,