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lEjjrrent Assignments of H.5I Members
Major film productions on which members of the American
Society of Cinematographers were engaged as directors of pho¬
tography during the past month.

Columbia
* CHARLES LAWTON, "The Mask of The
Avenger," with John Derek, Jody Lawrence,
Anthony Quinn, and Eugene Iglesias. Irving
Pichel, director.
* BURNETT GUFFEY, "TWO Of A Kind,"
with Lizabeth Scott, Edmond O'Brien, Terry
Moore, Alexander Knox. Henry Levin, di¬
rector.
* HENRY FREULICH, "Dick Turpin's Bride,"
with Louis Hayward, Patricia Medina, Alan
Mowbray and Barbara Brown. Ralph Mur¬
phy, director.
* JOSEPH BRUN, "The Whistle At Eaton
Falls," (DeRochemont Prodn. Shooting In
New Hampshire), with Lloyd Bridges, Carl¬
ton Carpenter, Dorothy Gish, Murray Ham¬
ilton. Robert, Siodmak, director.
° ALLEN SIEGLER, "Smuggler's Gold," with
Cameron Mitchell, Amanda Blake, Carl Ben¬
ton Reed, Peter Thompson. William Berke,
director.
® BURNETT GUFFEY, "Sirocco," with Humph¬
rey Bogart, Lee J. Cobb, Marta Toren,
Everett Sloan and Zero Mostel. Curtis Bern¬
hardt, director.

Independent
LASZLO, "Deep Is The Well,"
(Harry M. Popkin Prod.), with Richard
Rober, Barry Kelley, Christine Larsen, Henry
Morgan. Leo C. Popkin and Russell Rouse,
directors.
* ERNEST

* LIONEL LINDON, "Drums In The Deep
South" (King Bros. Prod. Technicolor), with
James Craig, Barbara Payton, Guy Madi¬
son, Barton MacLane, Morris Ankrum. Wil¬
liam Cameron Menzies, director.
* ERNEST MILLER, "The Steel Helmet" (Lippert Prod.), with Gene Evans, James Ed¬
wards, Steve Broidy, Robert Hutton. Sam
Fuller, producer-director.
® JAMES WONG HOWE, "He Ran All The
Way" (Roberts Prod.), with John Garfield,
Sheily Winters, Wallace Ford,
Gladys
George. John Berry, director.
* ERNEST MILLER, "Black Lash," with Peggy
Stewart, Ray Bennett, Clark Steven, Bryon
Keith. Ron Ormond, producer-director.
* ERNEST LASZLO, "When I Grow Up" Hor¬
izon Prod.), with Robert Preston, Martha
Scott, Bobby Driscoll, and Charles Grapewin.
Michael Kanin, director.
* PAUL IVANO, "The Bridge," with Hugo
Haas, Beverly Michaels, Robert Dane, An¬
thony Jochim. Hugo Haas, producer-director.

M-G-M

G
ALFRD GILKS, "Excuse My Dust" (Tech¬
nicolor), with Red Skelton, Sally Forrest,
MacDonald Carey, William Demarest and
Monica Lewis.

* WILLIAM MELLOR, "Sodiers Three" (Tech¬
nicolor), with Stewart Granger, Walter Pidgeon, David Niven, Robert Newton, Greta
Gynt and Robert Coote. Tay Garnett, di¬
rector.
® ROBERT PLANCK, "Rich, Young And Pretty"
(Technicolor), with Jane Powell, Vic Damone, Wendell Corey, Danielle Darrieux and
Una Merkel. Norman Taurog, director.
* CHARLES ROSHER, "Showboat" (Techni¬
color), with Kathryn Grayson, Ava Gard¬
ner, Howard Keel, Joe E. Brown, Agnes
Moorhead. George Sidney, director.
® JOSEPH RUTTENRERG, "Kind Lady," with
Ethel Barrymore, Maurice Evans, Angela
Lansbury, Keenan Wynn, Doris Lloyd and
Betsy Blair. John Sturges, director.

Monogram
* HARRY NEUMANN, "Navy Bound," with
Tom Neal, Regis Toomey, Wendy Waldron.
Paul Landres, director.
* MARCEL LEPICARD, "Bowery Battalion,"
with Leo Gorcey, Huntz Hall, Virginia Hew¬
itt, Donald McBride, Frank Jenks. William
Beaudine, director.
* HARRY NEUMANN, "According To Mrs.
Hoyle," with Spring Byington, Tanis Chand¬
ler, Stephen Chase. Jean Yarbrough, director.

* GILBERT WARRENTON, "Gold Bullets," with
Johnny Mack Brown, Lois Hall. Wallace
Fox, director.

Paramount
* VICTOR MILNER, "Carrie," with Laurence
Oliver, Jennifer Jones, Eddie Albert, Ruth
Warrick, Basil Ruysdael and Mary Murphy.
William Wyler, director.
® LOYAL GRIGGS, "The Last Outpost" (PineThomas) (Technicolor), with Ronald Rea¬
gan, Rhonda Fleming, Bruce Bennett, Bill
Williams, Noah Berry, Jr., and Peter Han¬
son. Lewis Foster, director.
® JOHN SEITZ, "Dear Brat," with Mona
Freeman, Billy De Wolfe, Edward Arnold,
Lyle Bettger, Mary Phillips, Lillian Ran¬
dolph. William Seiter, director.
* CHARLES LANG, "QuantrelPs Raiders" (Hal
Wallis Prod.), with Alan Ladd, Wendell
Corey, Arthur Kennedy. William Dieterle,
director.
* DANIEL FAPP, "Rendezvous," with Joan
Fontaine, John Lund, Mona Freeman and
Peter Hanson. Mitchell Leisen, director.

* ROBERT SURTEES and WILLIAM SKALL, "QUO
Vadis" (Shooting In Italy), with Robert
Taylor, Deborah Kerr. Mervyn LeRoy, di¬
rector.
* PAUL C. VOGEL, "GO For Broke," with Van
Johnson, Warner Anderson and Richard
Anderson. Robert Pirosh, director.

* RAY RENNAHAN, "Fort Savage" (Formerly
titled "Devil's Canyon) (Nat Holt Prod.),
with Sterling Hayden, Barbara Rush, Forrest
Tucker, Arleen Whelan, Richard Arlen, Vic¬
tor Jory, Edgar Buchanan, Carl Thurston.
Ray Enright, director.

* JOHN ALTON, "Father's Little Dividend,"
with Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett, Elizabeth
Taylor, Don Taylor, Billie Burke and Mo¬
roni Olsen. Vincent Minelli, director.

* GEORGE BARNES, "Here Comes The Groom,"
with Bing Crosby, Jane Wyman, Franchot
Tone, Robert Keith and Jacky Gencel. Frank
Capra, producer-director.

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R.K.O.
® KARL STRUSS, "Tarzan's Peril" (Sol Lesser
Prod.), with Lex Barker, Virginia Huston,
George Macready, Glenn Anders and Doug¬
las Fowley. Byron Haskin, director.
® J. ROY HUNT, "Gun Notches," with Tim
Holt, Richard Martin, Jean Dixon, Robert
Bice. Lesley Selander, director.
® RUSSELL HARLAN, "The Thing" (Winches¬
ter Pictures), with Kenneth Tobey, Margaret
Sheridan, James Young. Christian Nyby, di¬
rector.
® EDWARD CRONJAGER, "TWO Tickets To
Broadway" (Technicolor), with Janet Leigh,
Tony Martin, and Smith & Dale. James V.
Kern, director.
® J. ROY HUNT, "Pistol Harvest," with Tim
Holt, Richard Martin, Joan Dixon, Guy Ed¬
ward Hearn. Lesley Selander, director.
* WILLIAM SNYDER, "Flying Leathernecks"
(Technicolor), with John Wayne, Robert
Ryan, Don Taylor, Jac C. Flippen. Nicholas
Ray, director.

lOth Century Fox
® LEON SHAMROY, "On The Riviera" (Tech¬
nicolor) with Danny Kaye, Gene Tierney,
Corinne Calvet, Marcel Dalio, and Ann
Codec. Walter Lang, director.
* FRANK PLANER, "Legion Of The Damned"
(Shooting In Germany), with Gary Merrill,
Richard Basehart and Oscar Werner. Anatol
Litvak, director.
® LEO TOVER, "Follow The Sun." with Glenn
Ford, Anne Baxter, Dennis O'Keefe, and
June Havoc. Sidney Lanfield, director.
* MILTON KRASNER, "I Can Get It For You
Wholesale," with Dan Dailey, Susan Hay¬
ward, Dennis King, Steve Geray and Vicki
Cummings. Michael Gordon, director.
* HARRY JACKSON, "Take Care Of My Little
Girl" (Technicolor), with Jeanne Crain,
Jean Peters, Dale Robertson, Mitzi Gaynor,
Helen Westcoot, Betty Lynn and Jeffrey
Hunter. Jean Negulesco, director.
® JOE MACDONALD, "U.S.S. Teakettle," with
Gary Cooper, Eddie Albert, Jane Greer, and
Millard Mitchell. Henry Hathaway, director.
* CHARLES G. CLARKE, "Kangaroo" (Tech¬
nicolor) (Shooting In Australia), with Mau¬
reen O'Hara, Peter Lawford, Finlay Currie
and Richard Boone. Lewis Milestone, di¬
rector.
® LEON SHAMROY, "David And Bathsheba"
(Technicolor), with Gregory Peck and Susan
Hayward. Henry King, director.

Universal-International
* RUSSELL METTY, "Up Front," with David
Wayne, Tom Ewell, Jeffrey Lynn, Richard
Egan, Darren Dublin and Butch Cavell.
Alexander Hall, director.
* GEORGE ROBINSON, "Abbott & Costello
Meet The Invisible Man," with Bud Abbott,
Lou Costello, Nancy Guild, Adele Jergens,
Arthur Franz, Wm. Frawley and Gavin
Muir. Charles Lamont, director.
* CLIFFORD STINE, "Air Cadet," with Stephen
McNally, Gail Russell, Richard Long, Alex
Nicol, Charles Drake, James Best, Rock
Hudson, and Russell Dennis. Joseph Pevney,
director.
® CHARLES BOYLE, "Don Renegade" (Tech¬
nicolor), with Ricardo Montalban, Cyd Charisse, Andrea King, Gilbert Roland, J. Carrol
Naish, George Tobias, Antonio Moreno and
Bridget Carr. Hugo Fregonese, director.
* WILLIAM DANIELS, "Bonaventure," with
Claudette Colbert, Ann Blyth, Robert Doug¬
las, Anne Crawford. Douglas Sirk, director.
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