Production Encyclopedia 1952 (1952)

PRODUCTIONS 1951 417 CAST — Mitzi Caynor, Dale Robertson, Dennis Day, James Barton, Una Merkel, Raymond Walburn, Gene Sheldon, Carmen D'Antonio, Michael Ross, Harry Carter, Lovyss Bradley, Emory Parnell, Luther Crockett, Harris Brown, Kermit Maynard, Robert Nash, Jessie Arnold. Reviewed 11-1-51. THE GOLDEN HORDE Ul (Technicolor). Producers, Howard Christie, Robert Arthur. Director, George Sherman. Screenplay, Gerald Drayson Adams. Original, Harold Lamb. Photography, Russell Matty. Technicolor consultant, William Fritzsche. Art direction, Bernard Herzbrun, Alexander Golitzen. Set decorations, Russell A. Causman, Julia Heron. Music score, Hans J. Salter. Edited by Frank Gross. Sound technicians, Leslie I. Carey, Glenn Anderson. Assistant director, Frank Shaw. Hair stylist, Joan St. Oegger. Makeup, Bud Westmore. Gowns, Leah Rhodes. CAST — Ann BIyth, David Farrar, George Macready, Henry Brandon, Howard Petrie, Richard Egan, Marvin Miller, Donald Randolph, Peggie Castle, Poodles Hanneford, Leon Belasco, Lucille Barkley, Karen Varga, Robert Hunter. Reviewed 9-14-51. GOLDEN SALAMANDER (Made in England) Rank-UA. Producer, Alexander Galperson. Director, Ronald Neame. Screenplay, Lesley Storm, Victor Canning, Ronald Neame. From novel by Victor Canning. Photography, Dudley Lovell, Freddie Francis. Music score, V^illiam Alwyn. Musical director, Muir Mathieson. Played by the London Symphony Orchestra. Sound technicians, Charles Knott, George Croll. Production manager. Bob McNaught. Assistant director, Geoffrey Lambert. CAST — Trevor Howard, Anouk, Herbert Lorn, Miles Malleson, Walter Rilla, Jacques Sernas, Wilfred HydeWhite, Peter Copley, Eugene Deckers, Henry Edwards, Marcel Poncin, Percy Walsh, Sybilia Binder, Kathleen Boutall, Valentine Dyall. Reviewed 4-5-51 . GOODBYE, MY FANCY WB. Producer, Henry Blanke. Director, Vincent Sherman. Screenplay, Ivan Goff, Ben Roberts. Based on play by Fay Kanin. Photography, Ted McCord. Art direction, Stanley Fleischer. Set decorations, G. W. Berntsen. Musical director, Ray Heindorf. Edited by Rudi Fehr. Sound technician, Charles Lang. Assistant director, Frank Mattison. Makeup, Gordon Bau. Costumes designed by Sheila O'Brien. CAST — Joan Crawford, Robert Young, Frank Lovejoy, Eve Arden, Janice Rule, Lurene Tuttle, Howard St. John, Viola Roache, Ellen Corby, Morgan Farley, Virginia Gibson, John Qualen. Reviewed 4-10-51. THE GREAT CARUSO MCM (Technicolor). Producer, Joe Pasternak. Associate producer, Jesse L. Lasky. Director, Richard Thorpe. Screenplay, Sonya Levien, William Ludwig. Original, suggested by Dorothy Caruso's Biography of Her Husband. Technicolor consultants, Henri Jaffa, James Gooch. Photography, Joseph Ruttenberg. Special effects, Warren Newcombe. Montage sequences, Peter Ballbusch. Art direction, Cedric Gibbons, Gabriel Scognamillo. Set decorations, Edwin B. Willis, Jack D. Moore. Background music score, Johnny Green. Musical director, Peter Herman Adier. Songs, "Magnificat," "A Marechiare," "A Vuccella," "La Danza," "Consecration Scene" from Aida, "Torture Scene" from La Tosca, "Vilification Scene" from Cavalleria Rusticana, "Cielo E Mar" from La Gioconda, "La Donna E Mobile" from Rigoletto, "Numi, Pieta" from Aida, "Celeste Aida" from Aida, "Torna a Surriento," "Trio Finale" from Aida, "Che Celida Manina" from La Boheme, "Mattinata," "Miserere" from II Trovatore, "Quartet" from Rigoletto, "E Lucevan Le Stelle" from La Tosca, "Brindisi" from Cavalleria Rusticana, "Sweethearts" from Sweethearts, "Recitativo" and "Vesti la Giubba" from I Pagliacci, "Ave Maria," "The Loveliest Night of the Year," "Sextette" from Lucia de Lammermoor, "Because," "M'Appari" from Martha, "Finale" from Martha. Edited by Gene Ruggiero. Recording super,, Douglas Shearer. Assistant director, Sid Sidman. Hair stylist, Sydney Guilaroff. Makeup, William J. Tuttle. Costumes designed by Helen Rose, Cile Steele. CAST — Mario Lanza, Ann BIyth, Dorothy Kirsten, Jarmila Novotna, Richard Hageman, Carl Benton Reid, Eduard Franz, Ludwig Donath, Alan Napier, Paul Javor, Carl Milletaire, Shepard Menken, Vincent Renno, Nestor Paiva, Peter Edward Price, Mario Siletti, Angela Clarke, Ian Wolfe, Yvette Duguay, Argentina Brunetti, Blanche Thebom, Teresa Celli, Nicola Moscona, Giuseppe Valdengo, Lucine Amara, Marina Koshetz. Reviewed 4-13-51 . THE GROOM WORE SPURS Fidelity-UI. Producer, Howard Welsch. Director, Richard Whorf. Screenplay, Robert Carson, Robert Libott, Frank Burt. Original based on magazine story, "Legal Bride," by Robert Carson. Photography, Peverell Marley. Art direction. Perry Ferguson. Set decorations, Julie Heron. Music score, Emil Newman, Arthur Lance. Song, "No More Wand'rin' Around." Edited by Otto Ludwig. Sound technicians, Victor Appel, Mac Dalgleish. Production supervisor, Ben Hersh. Assistant director, Tom Andre. Hair stylist, Louise Miehle. Makeup, Frank Westmore. Costumes designed by Jacie, Eloise Jensson. CAST — (iinger Rogers, Jack Carson, Joan Davis, Stanley Ridges, James Brown, John Litel, Victor Sen Yung, Mira McKinney, Gordon Nelson, George Meader, Kemp Niver, Robert B. Williams. Reviewed 2-5-51 . GUNPLAY RKO. Producer, Herman Schlom. Director, Lesley Selander. Original screenplay, Ed Earl Repp. Photography, J. Roy Hunt. Art direction, Albert S. D'Agostino, Feild Gray. Set decorations, Darrell Silvera, Jack Mills. Music score, Paul Sawtell. Musical director, C. Bakaleinikoff. Edited by Douglas Biggs. Sound technicians, John Cass, Clem Portman. Assistant director, Bert Spurlin. CAST— Tim Holt, Joan Dixon, Harper Carter, Mauritz Hugo, Robert Bice, Marshall Reed, Jack Hill, Robert Wilke, Leo McMahon. Richard Martin. Reviewed 4-17-51. THE GUY WHO CAME BACK 20th FOX. Producer, Julian Blaustein. Director, Joseph Newman. Screenplay, Allan Scott. Original based on magazine story by William Fay. Photography, Joseph LaShelle. Special photographic effects, Fred Sersen. Art direction, Lyie Wheeler, Chester Gore. Set decorations, Thomas Little. Claude Carpenter. Music score, Leigh Harline. Orchestrations, Maurice de Packh. Musical director, Lionel Newman. Song, "Keep Your Eyes On the Ball." Edited by William B. Murphy. Sound technicians, Arthur L. Kirbach, Harry M. Leonard. Assistant director, Horace Hough. Makeup, Ben Nye. Dance director, Seymour Felix. Costumes designed by Renie. CAST — Paul Douglas, Joan Bennett, Linda Darnell, Don De Fore, Billy Gray, Zero Mostel, Edmon Ryan, Ruth McDevitt, Walter Burke, Henry Kulky, Dick Ryan, Robert B. Williams, Ted Pearson, Mack Williams, Carnen Marks, Shirley Tegge, Charles Conrad, Crandon Rhodes, Mack Gray, Ralph Montgomery, John R. Hamilton, John Close, Tom Hanlon. Reviewed 5-21 -51 . GYPSY FURY (Made in Europe) Terrafilm-MONO. Producers, Lorens Marmstedt, Alf Jorgensen. Director, Christian Jaque. Original based on novel by Viktor Rydberg. English dialog written and directed by Romney Brent. Special effects, Nicolas Wilcke. Art direction, Bjorn Thulin. Set decorations, Robert Gys. Music score, Hugo Alfven, Charles Wildman. Musical director, Desormier. Sound technician, Jo de Bretagne. Costumes designed by Marcel Escoffier. CAST — Viveca Lindfors, Christopher Kent, Romney Brent, Johnny Chambot, Lauritz Falk, Edvin Adolphson, Naima Wifstrand, Marta Dorff, Vibeke Falk, Rauzena. Reviewed 6-22-51. HALF ANGEL 20th-FOX (Technicolor). Producer, Julian Blaustein. Director, Richard Sale. Screenplay, Robert Riskin. Original, George Carleton Brown. Technicolor consultant, Leonard Doss. Photography, Milton Krasner. Special effects, Fred Sersen. Art direction, LyIe Wheeler, John De Cuir. Set decorations, Thomas Little, Paul S. Fox. Music score, Cyril Mockridge.