Production Encyclopedia 1952 (1952)

PRODUCTIONS 1951 411 Bakaleinikoff. Edited by Jerome Thorns. Sound technician, Russell Malmgren. Assistant director, Carter DeHaven. CAST — Scotty Beckett, Jimmy Lydon, Don Beddoe, Cordon Jones, Patti Brady, Susan Morrow, Kay Christopher, Madelon Mitchel, Dick Wessel, Harry Tyler, Ralph Votrian, John Doucette, Charles Williams, Lester Matthews, Jack Rice, Ludwig Stossel, John Dehner, Lewis Russell. Reviewed 9-12-51. CRAZY OVER HORSES MONO. Producer, Jerry Thomas. Director, William Beaudine. Screenplay, Tim Ryan. Photography, Marcel LePicard. Art direction, David Milton. Set decorations, Robert Priestley. Musical director, Edward J. Kay. Edited by William Austin. Sound technician, Tom Lambert. Production manager, Allen K. Wood. Assistant director, William Calihan. Costumes by Sidney Mintz. CAST — Leo Corcey, Huntz Hall, Gloria Saunders, William Benedict, Bernard Corcey, David Corcey, Bennie Bartlett, Tim Ryan, Allen Jenkins, Mike Ross, Ted De Corsia. Reviewed 12-31-51. CRIMINAL LAWYER COL. Producer, Rudolph C. Flothow. Director, Seymour Friedman. Written by Harold R. Greene. Photography, Philip Tannura. Art direction, Harold MacArthur. Set decorations, Frank Tuttle. Musical director, Mischa Bakaleinikoff. Edited by Charles Nelson. Sound technician. Jack Goodrich. Assistant director, Carter DeHaven. CAST — Pat O'Brien, Jayne Wyatt, Carl Benton Reid, Mary Castle, Robert Shayne, Mike Mazurki, Jerome Cowan, Marvin Kaplan, Douglas Fowley, Mickey Knox, Louis Jean Heydt, Harlan Warde, Wallis Clark, Mary Alan Hokanson, Lewis Martin, Charles Lane, Guy Beach, Crandon Rhodes, Darryl Hickman. Reviewed 8-24-51. CROSSWINDS Pine Thomas PARA. (Technicolor). Producers, William H. Pine, William C. Thomas. Directed, written by Lewis R. Foster. Adaptation, Thomson Burtis, from his novel, "New Guinea Gold." Photography, Loyal Griggs. Operating cameraman, George Clemens. Art direction, Lewis Creber. Set decorations, Alfred E. Kegerris. Edited by Howard Smith. Sound technician, Harold C. Lewis. Assistant director, Howard Pine. Hair stylist, Kay Shea. Makeup, Norman Pringle. Wardrobe, Helen Scovil, Chuck Keehne. Grip, Lou Kusley. Gaffer, Stanley Williams. Stillman, Malcolm Bulloch. CAST — John Payne, Rhonda Fleming, Forrest Tucker, Robert Lowery, Alan Mowbray, John Abbott, Frank Kumagai. Reviewed 8-3-51 . CRY DANCER Oiympic-RKO. Co-producers, Sam Wiesenthal, W. R. Frank. Assistant to producers, Maurice Binder. Director, Robert Parrish. Screenplay, William Bowers. Original, Jerome Cady. Photography, Joseph F. Biroc. Art direction, Richard Day. Set decorations, Joseph Kish. Music score, Emil Newman, Paul Dunlap. Song, "Cry Danger." Edited by Bernard W. Burton. Sound technician, William Lynch. Production supervisor, Herman E. Webber. Assistant director, Lowell J. Farrell. Makeup, Kiva Hoffman. Costumes designed by Elois Jenssen, Jack E. Miller. CAST — Dick Powell, Rhonda Fleming, Richard Erdman, William Conrad, Regis Toomey, Jean Porter, Jay Adier, Joan Banks, Gloria Saunders, Hy Averbach, Renny McEvoy, Lou Lubin, Benny Burt. Reviewed 1 -31 -51 . CUBAN FIREBALL REP. Associate producer, Sidney Picker. Director, William Beaudine. Screenplay, Charles E. Roberts, Jack Townley. Original, Charles E. Roberts. Photography, Reggie Lanning. Special effects, Howard and Theodore Lydecker. Art direction, Frank Hotaling. Set decorations, John McCarthy, Jr., Charles Thompson. Music score, Stanley Wilson. Edited by Tony Martinelli. Sound technician. Earl Grain, Sr. Assistant director, Lee Lukather. Hair stylist, Peggy Cray. Makeup, Bob Mark. Costumes designed by Adele Palmer. CAST — Estelita Rodriguez, Warren Douglas, Mimi Aguglia, Leon Belasco, Donald MacBride, Rosa Turich, John Litel, Tim Ryan, Russ Vincent, Edward Gargan, Victoria Home, Jack Kruschen, Pedro de Cordoba, Olan Soule, Tony Barr, Luther Crockett. Reviewed 3-7-51 . CYCLONE FURY COL. Producer, Colbert Clark. Director, Ray Nazarro. Written by Barry Shipman, Ed Earl Repp. Photography, Henry Freulich. Art direction, Charles Clague. Set decorations, George Montgomery. Musical director, Mischa Bakaleinikoff. Edited by Paul Borofsky. Sound technician, Russell Malmgren. Assistant director, Gilbert Kay. CAST — Charles Starrett, Smiley Burnette, Fred F. Sears, Clayton Moore, Bob Wilke, Louis Lettieri, George Chesebro, Frank O'Connor, Merle Travis and His Bronco Busters. Reviewed 8-10-51. THE DAKOTA KID REP. Associate producer, Rudy Ralston. Director, Philip Ford. Original screenplay, \Villiam Lively. Photography, John MacBurnie. Special effects, Howard and Theodore Lydecker. Art direction, Frank Hotaling. Set decorations, John McCarthy, Jr., Charles Thompson. Music score, Stanley Wilson. Song, "What Are Cowboys Made Of," Eddie Cherokose, Jule Styne. Edited by Harry Keller. Sound technician. Earl Grain, Sr. Assistant director, Johnny Grubbs. Makeup, Bob Mark. Costumes by Adele Palmer. CAST — Michael Chapin, Eilene Janssen, James Bell, Margaret Field, Robert Shayne, Roy Barcroft, Mauritz Hugo, House Peters, Jr., Lee Bennett, Michael Ragan. Reviewed 6-27-51. DANCER ZONE Spartan-LIPPERT. Producer-director, William Berke. Associate producer. Jack Leewood. Screenplay, Julian Harmon. Based upon "Johnny Modero" radio series by Louis Morheim, Herbert Margolis. Photography, Jack Greenhalgh. Special effects, Ray Mercer. Art direction, F. Paul Sylos. Set decorations, Harry Reif. Music score, Bert Shefter. Edited by Carl Pierson, Harry Reynolds. Sound technician. Glen Glenn. Assistant director, John Francis Murphy. Makeup, Paul Stanhope. Wardrobe, Al Berke. CAST — Hugh Beaumont, Edward Brophy, Richard Travis, Tom Neal, Pamela Blake, Vriginia Dale, Ralph Sanford, Paula Drew, Jack Reitzen, Edward Clark, Richard Monahan, Don Garner. Reviewed 7-30-51. DARLING, HOW COULD YOU! PARA. Producer, Harry Tugend. Director, Mitchell Leisen. Screenplay, Dodie Smith, Lesser Samuels. From the play, "Alice-Sit-by-the-Fire," by James M. Barrie. Photography, Daniel L. Fapp. Art direction, Hal Pereira, Roland Anderson. Set decorations, Sam Comer, Grace Gregory. Music score, Frederick Hollander. Edited by Alma Macrorie, Eda Warren. Sound technicians, Harry Lindgren, John Cope. Assistant director, Chico Day. Makeup, Wally Westmore. Costumes designed by Edith Head. CAST — Joan Fontaine, John Lund, Mona Freeman, Peter Hanson, David Stollery, Virginia Farmer, Angela Clarke, Lowell Gilmore, Robert Barrat, Gertrude Michael, Mary Murphy, Frank Elliott, Billie Bird, Willard Waterman. Reviewed 8-6-51 . DAVID AND BATHSHEBA 20th-FOX (Technicolor) . Producer, Darryl F. Zanuck. Director, Henry King. Original screenplay, Philip Dunne. Photography, Leon Shamroy. Technicolor consultant, Leonard Doss. Special photographic effects, Fred Sersen. Art direction, Lyie Wheeler, George Davis. Set decorations, Thomas Little, Paul S. Fox. Music score, Alfred Newman. Orchestrations, Edward Powell. Edited by Barbara McLean. Sound technicians, E. Clayton Ward, Roger Heman. Assistant director, John Johnston. Choreography, Jack Cole. Costumes designed by Edward Stevenson. CAST — Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward. Raymond Massey, Kieron Moore, James Robertson Justice, Jayne Meadows, John Sutton, Dennis Hoey, Walter Talun, Paul Morgan, Francis X. Bushman, Teddy Infuhr, Leo Pessin, Cwyneth Verdon, Gilbert Harnett,