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PROGRAM TABLE OF CONTENTS
Nominations 1931–32
PICTURE
ARROWSMITH, Goldwyn, U.A. Produced by Samuel Goldwyn
THE CHAMP, M-G-M. Produced by Hunt Stromberg
THE CRIMINAL CODE, Columbia. Produced by Howard J. Green
DISRAELI, Warner Bros. Produced by Henry Blanke
THE DIVORCEE, M-G-M. Produced by Irving Thalberg
THE FRONT PAGE, United Artists. Produced by Howard Hawks
SKIPPY, Paramount. Produced by B. P. Schulberg
TRADER HORN, M-G-M. Produced by Irving Thalberg
ACTOR
WALLACE BEERY in The Champ, M-G-M.
FREDRIC MARCH in Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Paramount Publix
ACTRESS
MARIE DRESSLER in Emma, M-G-M.
LYNN FONTANNE in The Guardsman, M-G-M.
HELEN HAYES in The Sin of Madelon Claudet, RKO
DIRECTOR
FRANK BORZAGE for Bad Girl, Fox
KING VIDOR for The Champ, M-G-M.
JOSEF VON STERNBERG for Shanghai Express, Paramount Publix
WRITING
(Adaptation)
ARROWSMITH, Goldwyn, U.A. Sidney Howard
BAD GIRL, Fox. Edwin J. Burke
DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE, Paramount Publix. Percy Heath and Samuel Hoffenstein
(Original Story)
THE CHAMP, M-G-M. Frances Marion
LADY AND GENTLEMAN, Paramount Publix. Grover Jones
THE STAR WITNESS, Warner Bros. Lucien Hubbard
WHAT PRICE HOLLYWOOD, RKO Radio. Adela Rogers St. Johns and Jane Murfin
CINEMATOGRAPHY
ARROWSMITH, Goldwyn, U.A. Ray June
DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE, Paramount Publix. Karl Struss
SHANGHAI EXPRESS, Paramount Publix. Lee Garmes
ART DIRECTION
A NOUS LA LIBERTÉ (French), Lazare Meerson
ARROWSMITH, Goldwyn, U.A. Richard Day
SOUND RECORDING
M-G-M STUDIO SOUND DEPT.
PARAMOUNT PUBLIX SOUND DEPT.
WARNER BROS.-FIRST NATIONAL STUDIO SOUND DEPT.
SHORT SUBJECTS
(Cartoons)
FLOWERS AND TREES, Disney, U.A.
MICKEY’S ORPHANS, Disney, Columbia
(Comedy)
THE LOUD MOUTH, Mack Sennett, Paramount
THE MUSIC BOX, Hal Roach, M-G-M (Laurel and Hardy)
SCRATCH AS SCRATCH CAN, RKO Radio
SPECIAL AWARD
TO WALT DISNEY for the creation of Mickey Mouse
SCIENTIFIC OR TECHNICAL
CLASS I (statuette)
None
CLASS II (certificate)
TECHNICOLOR MOTION PICTURE CORP.
EASTMAN KODAK CO. for its Type 1
Awards Ceremonies
The First Sixty Years
Frank Borzage
1st Awards: May 16, 1929
Thursday, 8:00 PM
Blossom Room of the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel (banquet)
Hosts — Douglas Fairbanks, Academy President; William C. deMille
2nd Awards: April 3, 1930
Thursday, 8:00 PM
Coconut Grove of the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles (banquet)
Host — William C. deMille, Academy President
3rd Awards: November 5, 1930
Wednesday, 8:00 PM
Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles (banquet)
Host — Conrad Nagel
4th Awards: November 10, 1931
Tuesday, 8:00 PM
Sala D’Oro of the Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles (banquet)
MC — Lawrence Grant
5th Awards: November 18, 1932
Friday, 8:00 PM
Fiesta Room of the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles (banquet)
Host — Conrad Nagel, Academy President
6th Awards: March 16, 1934
Friday, 8:00 PM
Fiesta Room of the Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles (banquet)
MC — Will Rogers
7th Awards: February 27, 1935
Wednesday, 8:00 PM
Biltmore Bowl of the Biltmore Hotel, Los Angeles (banquet)
MC — Irvin S. Cobb
24th Awards: March 20, 1952
Thursday, 8:00 PM
RKO Pantages Theatre, Hollywood
MC — Danny Kaye
General Director — Arthur Freed
Musical Director — Johnny Green
Script — Sylvia Fine, Richard Breen
25th Awards: March 19, 1953
Thursday, 7:30 PM (first telecast)
RKO Pantages Theatre, Hollywood
MC — Bob Hope
Produced and Directed by — Johnny Green
Musical Director — Adolph Deutsch
Script — Richard L. Breen
NBC-TV Director — William A. Bennington