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PHOTOGRAPHIC ASSIGNMENTS
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PARAMOUNT SUNSET STUDIOS

"Gunsmoke"* with James
Arness and Dennis Weaver.
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with Eric Fleming and Clint Eastwood.
HARKNESS SMITH, "The Outlaws"*; "Blue
and Gray."*
GEORGE CLEMENS, ASC, "Twilight Zone"*
(Cayuga Prods.)
DALE DEVERMAN, NICK MUSURACA, ASC,
"The Islanders"* with William Reynolds
and James Philbrook.
STUART THOMPSON, ASC, "National Velvet"*
(Velvet Prods.) with Lori Martin and Ann
Doran.

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Shooting the "Zorro" TV film series
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ASC, "The Law and Mr.
Jones"* (Four Star Prods.) with James
Whitmore.
ARCH DALZELL, "Michael Shayne"* (Four
Star Prods.) with Richard Denning.
WILFRID CLINE, ASC, "Stagecoach West"**
(Four Star Prods.) with Wayne Rogers and
Richard Eyer.
HOWARD SCHWARTZ, "Robert Taylor De¬
tectives"* (Four Star Prods.) with Robert
T aylor.
EMMET BERGHOLZ, "Death Valley Days"*
(Filmaster Prods.).
HARRY WILD, ASC, "Peter Loves Mary"*
(Four Star Prods.) with Peter Lind Hayes
and Mary Healy; "The Tom Ewell Show"*
(Four Star Prods.) with Tom Ewell and
Marilyn Erskine.
FRANK CARSON, "Dick Powell's Zane Grey
Theatre"* (Four Star Prods.) with Dick
Powell.
CARL

GUTHRIE,

REVUE STUDIOS

ASC, "Come September"
i PanaVieion & Color: Seven Piets., UI
Prod.: shooting in Italy) with Rock Hudson
and Gina Lollobrigida. Robert Mulligan, di¬
rector.
STANLEY
CORTEZ,
ASC, "Back Street"
(Color; Ross Hunter-Carrollton Prod.)
with Susan Hayward and John Gavin.
David Miller, director.
MACK STENGLER, ASC, "Leave It to Beaver"*
(Comalco Prods.) with Barbara Billingsley
and Hugh Beaumont. Norman Tokar, di¬
rector.
JACK MACKENZIE, ASC, EMIL HARRIS, "Shot¬
gun Slade"* (Revue Prods.).
ROBERT
GOUGH,
JOHN
RUSSELL,
ASC,
"Wells Fargo"* (Overland Prods.) with
Dale Robertson.
ROBERT GOUGH,
"The Deputy"* (Revue
Prod.) with Henry Fonda.
W'ILLIAM DANIELS,

ASC, "Oh, Those Bells"*
(CBS-TV) with the Wiere Bros, and Henry
Norell.
PAUL IVANO, "The Jim Backus Show"*
(Calif. National Prods.) with Jim Backus
and Nita Talbot.
WILLIAM SPENCER, "Peter Gunn"* (Spartan
Prods.) with Craig Stevens.
GEORGES PERINAL, "Four Horsemen of the
Apocalypse" (C'Scope & Color; Julian
Blaustein Prod.; shooting in Paris) with
Glenn Ford and Ingrid Thulin. Vincente
Minnelli, director.
JOSEPH
RUTTENBERG,
ASC, "Spinster"
(C'Scope & Color; Julian Blaustein Prod.)
with Shirley MacLaine and Laurence Har¬
vey.
PAUL VOGEL,

N.B.C.

ASC, "Dinah Shore
Show" (Sewanee Prods.; "Croucho Marx
Show" (Film Craft Prods.) "Roy Rogers
Show" (Sewanee Prods.).

ALAN STENSVOLD,

PARAMOUNT STUDIOS

ASC, "Bonanza"* (NBCMichael Landon and Dan

WILLIAM SNYDER,

TV) with
Blocker.

"Have Gun Will Travel"*
with Warner Anderson and Tom Tully.

FRANK PHILLIPS,

PLANER, ASC, "Breakfast at Tif¬
fany's" (Jurow-Sheperd Prod.; Technicolor;
shooting in New York) with Audrey Hep¬
burn and George Peppard. Blake Edwards,
director.
RUSSELL HARLAN, ASC, "Hatari!" (Howard
Hawks Prod.; Technicolor; shooting in
Africa) with John Wayne and Gerard
Blain. Howard Hawks, producer-director.
HARRY STRADLING, ASC, "On the Double"
(PanaVision & Technicolor; Shavelson-Ro'se
Prods.) with Danny Kaye and Dana Wynter.
Melville Shavelson, director.
FRANK

STRENGE, ASC, "Wagon Train"*
(Revue Prods.) with Robert Horton.
RAY
RENNAHAN,
ASC, EMIL HARRIS,
"Laramie"* (Revue Prods.).
NEAL BECKNER, EML HARRIS, "Riverboat"*
(Revue Prods.).
RAY CORY, ASC, Bringing Up Buddy"*
(Kyro Prods.) with Emil Markey and Dora
Morande.
JOHN RUSSELL, ASC, NEAL BECKNER, "Alfred
Hitchcock Presents"* (Revue Prods.).
WALTER

ASC, "Bachelor Father"*
(Bachelor Prod.) with John Forsythe;
"Westinghouse Playhouse"* (Revue Prods.).

ELLIS THACKERY,

Continued on Page 764

FRANK
PLANER, ASC

Shooting "Breakfast
at Tiffany's" in
Technirama and
color for JurowSheperd Prodns. in
New York.

ASC, "The Pleasure of his
Company" (Technicolor) with Fred Astaire
and Debbie Reynolds. George Seaton,
director.
ROBERT BURKS,

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