Word: cameraman
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Allied cameraman got a picture, released last week by the British, of Doenitz and a naval aide walking past a German guard at the door (see cut). Another correspondent talked his way in. He failed to see Doenitz but found Krosigk more amenable...
From the Chile-Argentine border Cameraman Bill Larsen of R.K.O.-Pathe News writes that he reads TIME'S Air Express Edition on burro-back at 4,000 meters (13,000 feet to me) up in the Andes...
Though he is hampered by more stolid and much more pretentious material, Director Tay Garnett is still clearly the man who gave the melodramas Bataan and The Cross of Lorraine their honest intensity, and Cameraman Joseph Ruttenberg and several players-notably the Misses Cooper, Tandy and Hunt and Messrs. Peck and Crisp-add valuable services of their own. The main reason the picture will do well, though, is that it gives Greer Garson a chance at something...
Tonight and Every Night begins as a cameraman from LIFE prepares to photograph a dance number on the stage of London's Music Box Theater (motto: "We never missed a show"). From a fatherly old stage carpenter on the fly gallery he hears the history of the little music hall's gallant struggle to carry on during the blitz, and the love story of its leading lady, Rosalind Bruce (Miss Hayworth), and a handsome R.A.F. squadron leader (Lee Bowman...
...that there was no intention to be "overtactful" in the fast cutting from the hit Marine. I should like to have been able to show more of that particular scene, but unfortunately the burst from the Japanese machine-gun fire which hit the Marine in the picture caught the cameraman and stopped his camera with Death...