Production Encyclopedia 1952 (1952)
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Cold, Screen Guild; (Prod., co-orig., co-sc. play) Son of a Badman, Screen Guild; (Prod., co-orig., co-sc. play) Son of Billy the Kid, Screen Guild; (Prod., adpt., add. dia.) Ringside, Screen Guild; (Prod., co-sc. play) Square Dance Jubilee, Lippert; (Prod., co-sc. play) Red Desert, Lippert. 1948 — (Co-orig., sc.play., prod.) Mark of the Lash, Screen Guild.
CZENZI ORMONDE
1951 — (Co-sc. play) Strangers on a Train, WB.
MARY ORR
1948— (Co-play) Wallflower, WB.
PAUL OSBORN
1948 — (Sc.play) Homecoming, MGM; (Co-sc. play) Portrait of Jennie, SRO.
LLOYD OSBOURNE
1947 — (Novel, "Ebb Tide") Adventure Island, Para.
RICHARD OSWALD
1950 — (Prod., dir., co-book) My Song Goes Around
the World (Foreign). 1949 — (Co-prod., dir., co-adpt.) The Lovable Cheat,
Film Classics.
1947 1947 1947— (Prod
CHARLES FULTON OURSLER
(also knovk/n as ANTHONY ABBOTT)
(Article) Boomerang, 20th.
SEENA OWEN
(Orig.) Carnegie Hall, UA.
ERNEST PACANO
orig., sc.play) Slave Girl, Ul.
The
10 PACANO
1950 — (Sc.play from novel "The Condemned")
Sound of Fury, UA. 1949 — (Orig.) Thunder in the Pines, Screen Guild. 1948 — (Co-sc. play) Adventures in Silverado, Col.;
(Orig., sc.play) Jungle Goddess, Screen Guild. 1947 — (Adpt.) The Man I Love, WB.
ADRIAN PACE
1947 — (Orig., sc.play) Pioneer Justice, PRC.
MARCEL PACNOL
1948 — (Prod., orig., sc.play) Cesar (Foreign). 1947 — (Prod., sc.play) Nais (Foreign).
1951 — (Ori£
ALFRED PALCA
sc.play, assoc. prod.
The Harlem 1948
Globetrotters, Col.
CHARLES A. PALMER
1951 — (Sc.play) The Sellout, MGM.
1949 — (Adpt.) Lost Boundaries, Film Classics.
MARY C. PALMER
1948 — (Orig., sc.play) Bob and Sally, Social Guidance.
STUART PALMER
1950 — (Co-orig. novel "Loco-motive") Mrs. O'Malley and Mr. Malone, MGM.
FULVIO PALMIERI
1951 — (Co-sc. play) Stormbound, Rep.
NORMAN PANAMA
1951 — (Co-prod., co-dir., co-writer) Callaway Went Thataway, MGM.
1950 — (Co-prod., co-dir., co-sc. play) The Reformer and the Redhead, MGM.
1948 — (Co-prod., co-sc. play) Mr. Blandings Builds His Dream House, SRO; (Co-orig.) A Southern Yankee, MGM; (Co-sc. play) The Return of October, Col. -(Sc.play) It Had to be You, Col.
1947 1948
COMDR. WM. C. PARK
(Co-sc.play, commentary) The Secret Land, MGM.
DOROTHY PARKER
1951 — (Co-orig. stories) Queen for a Day, UA.
1949 — (Co-sc.play) The Fan, 20th.
1947 — (Orig.) Smash-Up, the Story of a Woman, Ul.
NORMAN S. PARKER
1949 — (Co-add. dia.) Arctic Fury, Plymouth.
PHYLLIS PARKER
1950 — (Co-orig.) Two Lost Worlds, EL.
ANNE PARRISH
1950 — (Novel "All Kneeling") Born to Be Bad, RKO.
MARION PARSONNET
1951 — (Sc.play) My Forbidden Past, RKO.
FRANK PARTOS
1951 — (Co-sc.play) House on Telegraph Hill, 20th. 1948 — (Co-sc.play) Snake Pit, 20th.
JOHN (lack) PATRICK
1949 — (Play) The Hasty Heart, WB. 1948 — (Sc.play) Enchantment, RKO. 1947 — (Orig.) Second Chance, 20th; (Orig.) Framed, Col.
ROBERT PATTERSON 1947 — (Orig.) Brute Force, Ul.
ELLIOTT PAUL
1947 — (Orig., sc.play) New Orleans, UA.
CORRADO PAVOLINI
1951 — (Co-sc.play) Stormbound, Rep.
JOHN PAXTON
1951 — (Sc.play) Fourteen Hours, 20th.
1950 — (Co-sc.play, "Heifetz") Of Men and Music,
20th. 1949 — (Add. dia.) Rope of Sand, Para. 1947 — (Sc.play) Crossfire, RKO.
BUD PEARSON
J948 — (Co-add. dia.) If You Knew Susie, RKO.
CHARLES K. PECK, |R.
1951 — (Co-sc.play) The Basketball Fix, Realart.
BILL PEED
1948 — (Co-cartoon story treatment) So Dear to My Heart, RKO.
LOUIS PELLETIER
1948 — (Co-novel "Howdy Stranger") Two Guys from Texas, WB.
ERDMAN "ED" PENNER
1949 — (Co-sc.play) The Adventures of Ichabod and
Mr. Toad, RKO. 1948 — (Co-orig. sketches) Melody Time, RKO.
S. |. PERELMAN
-(Co-mus. play) One Touch of Venus, Ul.
KENNETH PERKINS
1949 — (Co-sc.play) Song of India, Col. 1948 — Relentless, Col.
BARRY PEROWNE
1947 — (Orig.) Blind Spot, Col.
NAT PERRIN
1950 — (Prod., sc.play) The Petty Girl, Col.; (Prod., co-sc.play) Emergency Wedding, Col.
1949 — (Sc.play) Tell It to the Judge, Col.; (Co-sc. play) Miss Grant Takes Richmond, Col.
1Q47 (Prod sc.play) Song of the Thin Man, MGM.
19481951 —
SAM PERRIN
(Co-play) Are You With It?,
Ul
JOSEPH PETRACEA
Co-sc.play episode 8) It's a Big Country, MGM.
JULIAN I. PEYSER (Orig.) Heartaches, PRC.
ARNOLD PHILLIPS
(Co-sc.play) Pickup, Col.; (Co-sc.play^ Girl on the Bridge, 20th.
(Co-orig., co-sc.play) Kill or Be Killed, EL. (Sc.play) Time Out of Mind, Ul.
CLAIRE PHILLIPS
1951 — (Novel, "Manila Espionage," mag. article) 1 Was an American Spy, Allied Artists.
LEONARD PICKER
(Prod., co-orig.) Apache Chief. Lippert; (Prod., co-orig.) Apache Chief, Lippert.
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