Production Encyclopedia 1952 (1952)

PRODUCTIONS 1949 507 mil. Assistant director, Harold Codsoe. Script supervisor, Jack Herzberg. Makeup, Mel Berns. Grip, B. P. Jacques. Gaffer, Henry Schuster. Still man, Frank Tanner. CAST — William Bendix, Dennis O'Keefe, Barbara Britton, Art Baker, Helen Spring, Ann E. Todd, Doro Merande, Virgina Christine, Russell Armes, Dan White, Paul E. Burns, Ruth Lee, Emmet Vogan, Jamesson Shade, Henry Hall, Jack Lee, Worden Morten. George MacDonald. Reviewed 2-21-49. THE CRIME DOCTOR'S DIARY COL. Producer, Rudolph C. Flothow. Director, Seymour Friedman. Screenplay, Edward Friedman. Screenplay, Edward Anhalt. Original, David Dressier, Edward Anhalt, based on radio program by Max Marcin. Photography, Vincent Farrar. Operating cameraman, Victor Scheurich. Art direction, Harold MacArthur. Set decorations, George Montgomery. Musical director, Mischa Bakaleinikoff. Edited by Jerome Thoms. Sound technician. Jack Goodrich. Production manager, Jack Fier. Assistant director. Earl Bellamy. Script supervisor. Pearl Leiter. Hair stylist, Mabel Carey. Makeup, Cordon Hubard. Grip, Pat Sutherland. Gaffer, Al Later. Still man, Ted Allen. CAST — Warner Baxter, Stephen Dunne, Lois Maxwell, Adele Jergens, Robert Armstrong, Don Beddoe, Whit Bissell, Cliff Clark, Lois Fields, George Meeker, Crane Whitley, Claire Carleton, Selmer Jackson. Sid Tomack. Reviewed 3-31-49. CRISS CROSS Ul. Producer, Michel Kraike. Director, Robert Siodmak. Screenplay, Daniel Fuchs. Original novel, Don Tracy. Photography, Frank Palmer. Special effects, David S. Horsley. Operating cameraman, Dave Ragin. Art direction, Bernard Herzbrun, Boris Leven. Set decorations, Russell A. Gausman, Oliver Emert. Music score, Miklos Rozsa. Edited by Ted J. Kent. Sound, Leslie I. Carey, Richard DeWeese. Production manager, Keith U/eeks. Assistant director, Fred Frank. Script supervisor, Constance Earle. Hair stylists. Carmen Dirigo, Gaye McGarray. Makeup, Bud Westmore, Ernest Young. Grip, Stanley Gulliver. Costumes designed by Yvonne Wood. Gaffer, Nord Kurland. Still man, Bert Anderson. CAST — ^Burt Lancaster, Yvonne De Carlo, Dan Duryea, Stephan McNally, Richard Long, Esy Morales, Tom Pedi, Percy Helton, Alan Napier, Griff Barnett, Meg Randall, Joan Miller, Edna M. Holland, John Douette, Marc Krah, James O'Rear. John Skins Miller. Reviewed 1-12-49. THE CROOKED WAY Benedict Bogeaus-UA. Producer, Benedict Bogeaus. Assistant to producer, James Stacy. Associate producer, Arthur M. Landau. Director, Robert Florey. Screenplay, Richard H. Landau. Original radio play, "No Blade Too Sharp," Robert Monroe. Photography, John Alton. Operating cameraman, Les Shorr. Production design. Van Nest Polglase. Set decorations, Joe Kish. Music score, Louis Forbes. Edited by Frank Sullivan. Sound technician. Max Hutchinson. Production manager, Herman Webber. Assistant director, Horace Hough. Script supervisor, Mary Cibsone. Hair stylist, Lillian Shore. Makeup, Lee Greenway. Still man. Frank Tanner. CAST — John Payne, Sonny Tufts, Ellen Drew, Rhys Williams, Percy Helton, John Doucette, Charles Evans, Greta Granstedt, Raymond Largay, Hal Fieberling, Harry Bronson, Don Haggerty, Jack Overman, Crane Whitley, John Harmon, Garry Owen. Reviewed 4-26-49. THE DALTON GANG Donald Barry-LIPPERT. Producer, Ron Ormond. Associate producers, Ira Webb, June Carr. Director-original screenplay, Ford Beebe. Photography, Ernest Miller. Special effects, Ray Mercer. Operating cameraman, Archie Dalzell. Art direction, Fred Preble. Set decorations, Theodore Offenbecker. Musical director, Walter Greene. Edited by Hugh Winn. Sound technicians. Glen Glenn, Earl Snyder. Assistant director, Austin Jewell. Script supervisor, Morrie Herring. Makeup, Paul Stanhope. Grip, Noble Craig. Costumes designed by Alfred Berke. Still man, James Doolittle. CAST — Don Barry, Robert Lowery, James Millican, Betty Adams, Byron Foulger, J. Farrell MacDonald, Greg McClure, George Lewis, Marshall Reed, Ray Bennett, Lee Roberts, Cliff Taylor, Cactus Mack. Reviewed 1 1-3-49. DANCING IN THE DARK 20th-FOX (Technicolor). Producer, George Jessel. Director, Irving Reis. Screenplay, Mary C. McCall, Jr. Original play, "The Bandwagon," George S. Kaufman. Adaptation, Marion Turk. Additional dialog, Jay Dratler. Photography, Harry Jackson. Special effects, Fred Sersen. Technicolor consultant, Leonard Doss. Operating cameraman, Irving Rosenberg. Art direction, Lyie Wheeler, George W. Davis. Set decorations, Thomas Little, Paul S. Fox. Vocal direction, Ken Darby. Orchestrations, Herbert Spencer, Earle Hagen. Musical director, Alfred Newman. Songs, Howard Dietz, Arthur Schwartz. Edited by Louis Loeffler. Sound technicians, Bernard Freericks, Roger Heman. Production managers. Max Golden, Sid Bowen. Assistant director, Henry Weinberger. Script supervisor, Jerry Bryan. Hair stylists. Myrtle Ford, Esperanza Corona. Makeup, Ben Nye, Thomas Tuttle, Bill Riddle. Dance director, Seymour Felix. Grip, Bruce Hunsaker. Costumes designed by William Travilla. Gaffer, Larry Airhart. Still man. Cliff Maupin. CAST — William Powell, Mark Stevens, Betsy Drake, Adolphe Menjou, Randy Stuart, Lloyd Corrigan, Hope Emerson, Walter Catlett, Don Beddoe, Jean Hersholt, Sid Grauman, Helen Westcott, Frank Ferguson, Charles Tannen, Harry Crocker, Louis Baciagalupi, Syd Saylor, Milton Parsons, Byron Foulger, Edward Clark, Max Willenz, Gregory Cay, Erville Alderson, George E. Stone, Helen Brown, Sherry Hall, Dick Cogan, Jean "Babe" London, Kathryn Lang, Grandon Rhodes, George Beranger. Reviewed I 1-4-49. A DANGEROUS PROFESSION RKO. Executive producer, Sid Rogell. Producer, Robert Sparks. Director, Ted Tetzlaff. Original screenplay, Martin Rackin, Warren Duff. Photography, Robert de Grasse. Operating cameraman, Charles Burke. Art direction, Albert S. D'Agostino, Al Herman. Set decorations, Darrell Silvera, Harley Miller. Music score, Frederick Hollander. Musical director, C. Bakaleinikoff. Edited by Frederic Knudtson. Sound technicians, Earl Mounce, Clem Portman. Production manager, Harold Lewis. Assistant director, James Casey. Script supervisor, Cana Jones. Hair stylist, Annabell Levy. Makeup, Irving Berns. Dance director, Michael Woulfe. Grip, Ralph Wildman. Gaffer, Frank Decker. Still man, Alex Kahle. CAST — George Raft, Ella Raines, Pat O'Brien, Bill Williams, Jim Backus, Roland Winters, Betty Underwood, Robert Gist, David Wolfe. Reviewed 10-19-49. THE DARING CABALLERO Krasne-UA. Producer, Philip N. Krasne. Associate producer-star, Duncan Renaldo. Assistant to producer, Melvin M. Mark. Director, Wallace Fox. Screenplay, Betty Burbridge. Original, Frances Kavanaugh, based on Cisco Kid character created by O. Henry. Photography, Lester White. Operating cameraman, Ray Clark. Art direction, Edward Jewell. Set decorations, Helen Hansard. Musical director-score, Albert Classer. Edited by Marty Cohn. Sound technician, Garry Harris. Assistant director, Louis Germonprez. Script supervisor, Arnold Leven. Makeup, Arthur DuPuis. Grip, Charles Turner. Gaffer, James Punter. Still man, Al St. Hilaire. CAST — Duncan Renaldo, Leo Carrillo, Kippee Valez, Charles Halton, David Leonard, Edmund Cobb, Pedro de Cordoba, Frank Jaquet, Stephen Chase, Mickey Little. Reviewed 6-27-49. DAUGHTER OF THE JUNGLE REP. Associate producer, Franklin Adreon. Director, George Blair. Screenplay, William Lively. Original, Sol Shor. Photography, John MacBurnie. Special effects. Howard and Theodore Lydecker, Jack Caffee. Operating cameraman, Enzo Martinelli. Art direction, Fred A. Ritter. Set decoration, John McCarthy, Jr., Charles Thompson. Music score, Stanley Wilson. Musical director, Morton Scott. Edited by Harold Minter. Sound technician, T. A. Carman. Assistant director. Herb Mendelson. Script supervisor. Bob Walker. Hair stylist, Lynne Burke. Makeup, Howard Smit. Grip, C. B. Lawrence. Gaffer, Wilbur Kinnett. Still man, Bert Anderson.