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lferb-I The following are to receive certificates at the May 16 banquet:

--w~oRAT= to~~ ;rofh(J'tt71 John Schultheis~ 6240 La Tijera Blvd. LA. 90056 31430 Broadbeach Road Malibu, CA 90265 Ben Shedd 5732 Lexington Apt. 4 Stanley Cortez 90038 1512 Sunset Plaza LA 90069 Maureen Smith 1570 N. Edgemont Apt. 104 William A. Fraker Hollywood 90027 233 North Carmelina Ave. LA 90049 Richard Vandenberg 1145 W. 31st St. Charles F. Wheeler LA 90007 1309 N. Amalfi Dr. Pacific Palisades 90272 s·teTe Cohen, who last year was given a certificate ASSOCIATE MEMBERSH!P: ~mrtJ"'lt"'""ttr*~~~~Cohen" wants one made out to dated to last year. Alvista Perkins (Unable to get address) .R tlf t nb:rll ~ NEW Ft:JLL STriDENT MiiM~: Joseph Bridges 454t South LA. 90005 Joseph A. Daccurso 935 W. Joth St. Apt.l05 LA 90007 Steve Greenberg I 1977 N. Gramercy Pl. ~ Hollywood 90028 Randolph Huber 1145 West 31st St. LA 90007 Nathan L. Kaufman 643 W. 30th St. Apt. 10 LA 90007

James B. Kelley FRAN•"- T HDINDL,: i Jrt. 1047 Lincoln Blvd. Santa Monica ) 0 HA, 19/0 Ronald Kowall 8612 Balmar Ave. Northridge 91324 Doe Mayer 4582 .Star1ing Way LA. 90065 Charles L. Rumsey I SSO N. Croft Ant. 6 Delta Kappa .Alpha April 25, 1971 National Honorary Cinema Fraternity Members and Friends of DKA:

On Sunday, May 16, 1971, the Alpha Chapter will hold its annual Spring Awards dinner, at which time we initiate our new Active, Associate and Honorary Members. Division of Cinema UNIVERSITY OF Sou THERN CALIFORNIA ScHooL oF PERFoRMING ARTs We are pleased this year to welcome as Honorary UNIVERSITY PARK Members of our na tiona! fraternity four top , CALIFORNIA 90007 CinematographerS:

DKA H onoraries Mr. Lucien Ballard, known for his work in Julie Andrews HANGOVER SQUARE, TRUE GRIT, Lucille Ball Anne Baxter and ; Eric Berndt Joe E. Brown Mr. Stanley Cortez, known for his work in THE MAGNIFICENT AMBERSONS, BLUE, and THE NIGHT OF THE Dunne HUNTER; John Flory Mr. William Fraker, known for his Gene Fowler Marjorie Fowler in ROSEMARY'S BABY and John G. Frayne THE FOX, and for his direction Greer Garson of r.DNTE WALSH; Mr. Charles Wheeler, known for his work in DUEL AT DIABLO, CHE, and recently Ub Iwerks nominated for an Academy Norman J ewison Award for his work in "Chuck" Jones TORA I TORA I TORA. Jack Lemmon Mervyn LeRoy This spring the awards dinner is planned as a less formal, more personal gathering, to allow a more direct interchange between members and Steve McQueen our honored guests and friends. Arthur Miller Jack Oakie Charles Palmer Dinner will be served at the Gate of Spain Restaurant, 1111 Second Street, Santa Monica Miklos Rosza at 7:30 p.m. Cocktails will be at 6:30 p.m. Space is limited. If you plan to attend, Mark Serrurier please return the enclosed envelope with your Jean Simmons Mogen Skot-Hansen check as soon as possible, or reservations Robert Snyder may be confirmed by calling the Cinema Department, 746-2235. Robert Surtees Norman Taurog We look forward to seeing you. William Tuttle Slavko Vorkapich Hal Wallis Jack Warner Mae West K::Ji · ;foi~~- Wally Westmore Haske! Wexler /~nneth Robi~on Elmo Williams In Memoriam President Roy Wolford Charles Bracket4

Certificates 16 March 1971 Certificates - Early Date As Marked

Honorary Richard Kritzer " 30 April 1950 )t Lucien Ballard , Frank J. Adinolfi, Jr. v Stanley Cortez 10 May 1970

1 William A. Fraker John A. O'Connor "1 25 May 1969 ~ charles F. Wheeler )I Steve Cohen 8 March 1970

Associate

'( Al vista Perkins

Active X Joseph Bridges

~ Joseph A. Daccurso

1 Steve Greenberg

1 Randolph Huber

)f Nathan L. Kaufman

V James B . Kelley

1 Ronald Kowall

'/. Doe Mayer 'I Charles L. Rumsey

~ John Schultheiss

'f Ben Shedd 1 Maureen Smith

~ Richard vandenberg

N a tio na/ Honorary Cinema Fratemity

Divisio11 of Cit~ema UNIVERSITY oF SouTHERN CALIFORNIA S CHOOL OF PERFORM ING ARTS UNIVERSITY PARK Los ANGELES, CALI~· oRNIA 90007

DKA H onoraries April 26, 1972 J1;lie Andrews Lucille Ball Dear Friend of DKA, Lucien Ballard Anne baxter EricRerndt Mssrs. , and Wilton Richard Hrooks Holm will be honored May 21st, at a dinner Joe E. Brown Frank Capra sponsored by the Alpha chapter, Delta Kappa Stanley Cortez Alpha, national honorary cinema fraternity George Cukor John Cromwell of the University of Southern California. Hlake Edwards John Ford You are cordially invited to join us in this John Flory event which will be held in the Palm Court Gene Fowler Marjorie Fowler Room, Alexandria Hotel, Spring Street at 5th, john G. Frayne Los Angeles, at 6:30p.m. (Dinner at 7:30p.m.) Arthur Freed Greer Garson Conrad Hall This distinguished and historical site was Henry Hathaway James Wong Howe chosen because of its close association with Ross Hunter Hollywood's colorful past. An exciting program John Huston Norman J ewison is planned and should be of particular interest "Chuck" Jones to all friends and members of DKA. Gene Kelly -~· Stanley Kramer Jack Lemmon Tickets for the dinner and program are only $8, Mervyn LeRoy Sol Lesser and may be secured in advance by returning the Frances Marion Steve McQueen enclosed slip with your check (to u.s.c.). Checks Jack Oakie must reach us by May 15th to reserve your chair Charles Palmer at the dinner. A secure, underground parking Gregory Peck Mary Pickford area may be reached from Spring Street, just Miklos Rosza south of 5th. Cost of parking is $1. Rosalind Russell George Seaton Mark Serrurier We sincerely hope you can join us and help to Jean Simmons Mogen Skot-Hansen make this event memorable for our honored guests Robert Snyder George Stevens as well as for those who attend. James Stewart Robert Surtees Gloria Swanson 7 Norman Taurog Cordiallli . /! _ / William Tuttle V d:rf;' ~ Slavko Vorkapich ~ ~ · /~ . /~~a-> King Vidor Hal Wallis Jack Warner David Fertik, president ( seph Bridges, Chrmn Mae West Alpha Chapter, DKA Banquet Committee Wally Westmore Haske! Wexler Charles Wheeler Billy Wilder Elmo Williams In Memoriam Robert Wise Roy Wolford f Sir William Cameron Menzies William Perlberg C. B. DeMille ' Ub lwerks Fred Metzler William Seiter Fred Zinnemann Karl Freund Harold Lloyd Arthur Miller Gregg Toland Adolph Zukor William Goetz Jesse Lasky Boris V. Morkovin JerryWald 10/71 Delta Kappa Jtlpha National Honorary Cinema Fraternity ALPHA KAPPA CHAPTER UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY PARK Los ANGELES 7, CALIFORNIA

Daulat S. Masuda President Gene Lemmon F ice-President Ralph Rodine Corresponding Secretary Steve Coakley Re,cordit~Q Stcretary Chrjs Seiter ,r ·~ Treasurer \ Barry Kirk Public Relations Warren Brown Film Classics William S. Mehring Faculty Advisor

HONORARY MEMBERS George Stevens Mogen Skat-Hansen Joe E. Brown Wally Westmore Jesse L. Lasky Arthur Miller William Perlberg Arthur Freed Stanley Kramer John Huston Jerry Wald William C. Menzies Miklos Rosza Slavko Vorkapich Fred L. Metzler John L. Cromwell Sir Cedric Hardwicke Gregg Toland Boris V. Morkovin UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CINEMA UNIVERSITY PARK LOS ANGELES 7, CALl FORN lA

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National Honorary Cinema Fraternity IMPORTANT DATE CHANGE DKA SPRING AWARDS DINNER MOVED TO JUNE 13 Dear members and friends of DKA, Through a series of unforeseen complications and conflicts in. scheduling Delta Kappa Alpha has rescheduled its 1976 Spring Awards Banquet. We regret any inconvenience this may have caused our members and Di'l.lision of Cintma friends. We look forward to seeing you. UNIVERSITY OF SouTHERN CALlFORNIA scHooL oF PERFORMING ARTs On Sunday, June 13, 1976 the Alpha chapter of Delta UNIVERSITY PARK Kappa Alpha will hold its Annual Spring Awards dinner at Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90007 which time we will initiate our new Honoraries. We are DKA H onoraries most pleased this year to welcome as Honorary members• Julie Andrews Lucille Ball for his work as a writer and director Lucien Ballard Anne Baxter of such films as Dest'ination Tokyo, Eric Berndt Richard Brooks Broken Arrow, 3a10 To Yuma, Dark Passage Frank Capra William Castle Stanley Cortez Glenn Ford for his work in such films as Cowboy, George Cukor John Cromwell Blackboard Jungle, Teahouse of the , Irene Dunne Allan Dwan August Moon and currently M~dway Blake Edwards Rudy Fehr Sylvia Fine Lyle Wheeler for Gone With the Wind, John Flory Gene Fowler Anna and the King of Siam, The Robe, Marjorie Fowler John G. Frayne Diary of Anne Frank, The King and I Arthur Freed Lee Gannes Greer Garson Sr. will accept the Pioneer In Film Award To ~ n Green Conrad Hall for his work in (Harold Lloyd, Henry Hathaway Laurel & Hardy, , ) Edith Head and also drama, as Of Mice and Men Wilton Holm Tames Wong Howe l!.oss Hunter Among those joining the program for this year's John Huston NortJan J ewisou Honoraries will be Robert Wise, Walter Plunkett, Arthur "Chuck" Jones Gene Kelfy Knight, Tony Slide, George Duning, Barry Shear, Dale Stanley Kramer Fritz Lang Hennesy and Frank McCarthy. Jack Lemmon Mervyn LeRoy Sol Less.r The Spring Awards dinner is planned as a less formal Rouben Mamoulian Walter Matthau and more personal gathering to allow a more direct Steve McQueen interchange between members and our honored guests and Les Novros Jack Oakie friends. Charlts Palmer Gr

UNIVERSITY PARK PHONE 746-2215

LOS ANGELES Charlyn Bridges Immediately

CALIFORNIA 90007

April 1, 1973, has been set as the date for the 35th Anniversay Awards Banquet of Delta Kappa Alpha, honorary cinema fraternity at the University of Southern California.

The announcement came today from Dr, Bernard R, Kantor, chairman of the USC Division of Cinema, who also announced that Robert Wise would

serve as banquet chairman. The banquet will be held on the USC campus in the Foyer of Town and Gown at 7:15 p.m. At that time DKA, the oldest and most distinguished cinema fraternity in the world, will honor outstanding members of the film community. Announcement of the honorees is expected to be made at a later date.

AC -30- March 1, 1973 Volume I Fall I968 Nttmber I

Cinema Circulus Newsletter

For the education of future members of the / University of Southern California, Division of Cinema/ University Park, Los Angeles, Calif. 9 0 0 07

usc Salutes Cinema Circulus at First Annual Banquet Cinema Circulus Is ...

Cinema Circulus is the name of the newest and fastest-growing financial support group on the University of Southern California campus.

Cinema Circulus is a group of individuals dedicated to the support of cinema education at USC. Each member contributes $100.00 a year, or a single endowment payment of $2,500.00, to further the professional education of young persons who will be the film-makers, executives and craftsmen of the very near future.

Cinema Circulus is the satisfaction members have in knowing that they have helped- that their money is going directly to sup­ port and build the future of the motion picture industry. This industry has always been America-centered and will continue to be, so long as we can educate, encourage and train our creative A SHINING YEAR of achievement was hailed on April 28 when USC president Norman Topping greeted members of Cinema Circulus, dynamic young people to continue in this direction. support group for the USC Division of Cinema and Schoo·l of Performing Arts. At the dinner, Dr. Topping, center, Robert Wise, Cinema Circulus president, right, and Bernard Kantor, associate dean and department chairman, beam Cinema Circulus has, in its first year, provided scholarship help proudly over the group's first year of accomplishment. for five students and, in its second year, will aid at least five others. Cinema Circulus Dinner Cinema Circulus helped meet the crisis when federal matching funds for student employees were cut back. This direct support On April 28, 1968 the first annual banquet for the members of helped at least a dozen qualified low-income students to continue Cinema Circulus was held at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel. Prior to their college educations. the banquet the Board met and made two decisions: hereafter the members of Cinema Circulus would have as their banquet Cinema Circulus members helped the USC Division of Cinema guests the students who have received assistance from the Cinema increase the number of cameras and other equipment available to Circulus Fund. Members would thus have the opportunity to l.earn students for their studies. what these young people are thinking about film, and, in addition, could see the films these young people have made. Cinema Circulus members attend one major meeting a year­ an informal affair- where members can meet with the students Cinema Circulus president, Robert Wise, reported on the group's and young film -makers, to exchange ideas and view student films. first year of progress. As host and dinner speaker, USC president, Dr. Norman Topping, gave the guests a brief and delightful expose Cinema Circulus wants and needs the support of those persons of his own career as an extra in the motion picture industry, a who see films as the means of expression for an entire new career cut short by a director's resentment of a young and hand­ generation. This is the now generation which has grown up with some extra's friendship with a film star. However, as Dr. Topping a visual orientation, and upon whom the future must depend in was able to report, it was the money he earned as an extra which learning what to say, and how to say those things which are most helped finance him through the USC School of Medicine. important. Cinema Circulus Message lrom the President- candids ... It is a pleasure to be able to give this brief account of the first year of Cinema Circulus.

I am happy to report that, with the energetic help of those who have served with me on the founding board of this support group for the USC Division of Cinema, we have made significant contributions. We have contributed to the furthering of film edu­ cation, to the future of young people in the motion picture industry, and to the development of far-reaching plans to be implemented at USC in the near future.

Some of the accomplishments you helped bring about this year have been most gratifying. Let me list one or two. At a time of crisis, twelve students working under the Federal Work-Study Program faced an end to their education when Federal money ran short. Cinema Circulus funds picked up the slack and these students were kept on.

When the annual scholarship program was limited by the Mrs. Norman Taurog, Mr. and Mrs. Saul Chaplin, Stanley Musgrove, Esther Hoff, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wise, Norman Taurog. amounts of money available to finance some of our best students, once again we were able to help, with Cinema Circulus funds.

We know we are helping to prepare the young people moving so quickly and creatively into the motion picture industry. At the same time, experience has taught us that our chosen field is an art as well as an industry and requires what all arts must require -good craftsmanship to back up the creativity.

With this first year's achievements behind us, I have every reason to feel confident that next year we will be able to report even greater success.

I am delighted to thank all of you in Cinema Circulus for your help.

ROBERT WISE President Dr. and Mrs. Bernard Kantor, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dorskind, George Cukor, Gladys Cooper. In foreground, Mrs. Frank R. Seaver, President Norman Topp ing.

Mr. and Mrs. Gene Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Glen McMurry, Jane Withers, Buddy Mrs. Frank Seaver, Robert Catz, (standing), Dr. and Mrs. Kantor. Pepper. Cinema Circulus Role $25o,ooo Annenberg Gin Announced In Industry Progress A major step in the building program of USC's Performing Arts Center has been confirmed with the announcement of a $250,000 "Exciting changes are taking place in the motion picture contribution from the Annenberg School of Communications in industry- changes of great interest to the members of Cinema . The gift was announced by the school's president, Circulus," says Mrs. Tichi Wilkerson Miles, vice president of this Walter Annenberg, in a letter to USC's Dr. Norman Topping and film·arts support group at USC. Justin Dart, Chairman of the University's Board of Trustees.

"Ten years ago, students graduating from film schools here in "Mr. Annenberg's most generous gift, and the confidence he Los Angeles found that, in most instances, they had to go else­ has shown in USC and the performing arts will give national where for jobs. Now the industry has awakened to this new source impetus to the concepts of communication and the arts which he of creative and business talent, and the hiring of USC cinema holds dear," president Topping said. "It will key major support graduates is growing at an ever-increasing pace." for funding of the proposed $3.5 million building so needed to house the University's educational plant for Cinema , Music and At present the department's graduates are working in many Drama." of the larger studios, in almost every kind of position, she notes. There are directors as varied in age as lrv Kershner, Says associate dean Bernard Kantor, "The projected center and Bruce Green; executives as varied In background as David will be designed to be one of the most intellectual, best-equipped, Wolper and Gary Messenger. progressive and inviting centers of its kind. Because of our proximity to the motion picture industry, it will bring together in Recent graduates are working as story analysts and script Cinema, Music and Drama, the three disciplines so necessary for writers. Young men oriented to the business side of cinema are great film-making, great art and great audiences. It is a worthy gaining on-the-job experience with talent agencies and in distribu· project for Cinema Circulus support." tion, she points out.

"The breakthrough is only beginning. Its impact on the future of both the industry and the USC Division of Cinema will be long felt," she declares. "Members of Cinema Circulus have helped keep many of the Mayer Gilt Funds Proiection Booth best of these talented young people in school until they are ready to take their places in the world of cinema. This help is going to The Louis B. Mayer Foundation has provided the entire Univer­ provide a significant chapter in the industry's history." sity with a long-needed projection booth for Bovard Auditorium ..

Typical of the long-standing traditions of "show business" is The $25,000 grant has keyed construction and equipping of a the encouragement and inspiration so spontaneously offered to thoroughly modern booth, which will include arc projectors for ambitious young artists by members of Cinema Circulus, Mrs. 35 mm and 16 mm films and slides. Now under construction, the Miles points out. Rooted in memories of early struggles and hard­ new booth and projection facilities will be ready soon, giving the won successes, such support is the trademark of each individual's University full use of the new wide-screen which has already been confident investment in an industry's future, she said. installed in Bovard.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis McGinley, Herbert E. Farmer, Wilbur T. Blume. Mrs. Robert Maners, Mr. Maners, Ray Bradbury, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Wines. Founding Members ol Cinema Circulus

Berle Adams Jules Stein Mrs. Kenneth T. Norris Gordon Stulberg Gene Allen Herbert E. Farmer Herbert Kosower Lester Novros John Sturges Herb Alpert Bruce Feldman Stanley Kramer Donald O'Connor Norman R. Taurog Norman Felton Jennings B. Lang John W. Orland Ben Teitelbaum Steven Kent Bach John Flory Vilis M. Lapenieks Charles Palmer Harry Teitelbaum Diane Baker Martha Folmar Abe Lastfogel Gregory Peck Danny Thomas Lucille Ball Earl Bellamy Jack P. Foreman Mary Pickford Grant A. Tinker Hugh Benson Charles W. Fries Gene C. Lemmon Ramon L. Ponce Charlene Holt Tishman Joyce Geller Jack Lemmon Lewis J. Rachmil Herb Tobias Harvey Bernhard Norman W. Glenn Herbert B. Leonard Robert B. Radnitz Jay M. Van Holt Irwin R. Blacker Ben Goetz Sol Lesser G. Clark Ramsay Robert Vaughn Wilbur T. Blume Leon S. Gold David Victor Robert F. Blumofe Marshall Green Daniel A. Lipsig Martin Ritt King Vidor Ray Bradbury Rose Layos Green Arthur Lubin Aaron Rosenberg lrv Braun Bernard F. Gruver Wolfram H. von Hanwehr George W. Lucas, Jr. Richar-d Brooks , Jr. Charles J. Ross Ken Wales Herbert W. Browar Henry Hathaway Bart Lytton John William Ryan Algernon G. Walker Franz B. Buerger, D.D.S. Paul Henning Dr. Roy Paul Madsen Dr. Roderick T. Ryan Jack Warner, Jr. Charles H. Cahill Michael A. Hoey Loren L. Ryder Lew R. Wasserman Jae Carmichael G. Carleton Hunt Jacque Mapes Z. William Sabados Raymond J. Carpenter Ross Hunter Arthur L. Mayer Fouad Said George A. Wehbi Victor M. Carter Kenneth Hyman E. Russell McGregor Dr. Pierre Norman Sands Lawrence A. Weingarten Robert Steven Catz Arthur P. Jacobs Andrew V. McLaglen Charles Champlin Herb Jaffe Mel Sawelson Robert M. Weitman Glenn D. McMurry Saul Chaplin Aubrey Schenck Bernard Weitzman George Chasin William C. Jersey Bill Melendez Nicholas M. Schenck Mae West Ruth Clinton Gary L. Messenger Nathan L. Schoichet Haskel Wexler Peggy Cluckey Garson Kanin Tichi Wilkerson Miles Taft B. Schreiber R. Bradshaw White Dr. Bernard R. Kantor William Miles George Seaton Richard Widmark Jarvis Couillard Mona F. Kantor K. Kenneth Miura William Self John S. Williams Larry Courtney Richard Kaplan Walter M. Mirisch Thomas W. Selleck Leonard R. Wines Bob Crane Howard G. Kazanjian John J. Miyauchi Mark Serrurier Robert Wise Richard Crenna Neal Keehn William Morrison Melville Shavelson David L. Wolper George Cukor Gene Kelly Bentley Morriss Sidney Sheinberg Ralph A. Woolsey Mack David Burt Kennedy Adrian Mosser Jack Wrather Saul David Arthur Kern, M.D. AI Simon William Wyler Bernard Donnenfeld Richard M. Kerns Stanley Musgrove Albert A. Dorskind Irvin Kershner Ralph Nelson Sidney P. Solow Richard D. Zanuck William Dozier Herbert Klynn Mace Neufeld Jay Sommers Dorothy K. Zuckerman Blake Edwards Arthur Knight Paul Newman Thomas J. Stanton Theodore E. Zuckerman Ralph Edwards Howard W. Koch Thomas P. Nickell, Jr. Jerold Zukor University of Southern California, Performing Arts Division of Cinema, University Park, Los Angeles, Calif. 90007

APPLICATION FORM Cinema Circulus

FOR THE EDUCATION OF FUTURE MEMBERS OF THE FILM INDUSTRY.

FOUNDING BOARD OF DIRECTORS I understand that my membership gift, if for regular membership, of at least $100. will go into a special fund devoted to the advancement of the Robert Wise, Chairman cinema profession through the educational programs of the Division of Gene Allen Cinema, and that my gift will apply for the 12 months following the date Lucille Ball of this application. As a member of Cinema Circulus I agree to abide by Robert Blumofe the articles and by-laws of the organization as established by the Officers, the Board of Directors and the general membership. I also understand that Ray Bradbury although it is my present intention to become a member for an indefinite Richard Brooks period, I may, at any time, upon written notice to the Board of Directors, Jackie Cooper terminate my affiliation with the group. George Cukor Albert Dorskind Herb Jaffe Irvin Kershner Name (print name as you wish it to appear on your plaque) Stanley Kramer Tichi Wilkerson Miles Area of interest Stanley Musgrove Business address Phone Robert Radnitz AI Simon Home address Phone Gordon Stulberg Norman Taurog AI Walker Please direct mail to home 0 business 0 Haske! Wexler David L. Wolper Nominated by (name of Cinema Circulus member)

D I wish to join as Regular Member ($100. annually)

D I wish to join as Endowed Member ($2,500. single gift)

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I prefer to make my gift annually D semi-annually 0 quarterly 0

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Mail your application to: Dr_ Bernard R. Kantor, Chairman, Division of Cinema Report to Cinema Circulus Cinema Circulus As Chairman of the Division of Cinema, I would like to report on several interesting activities in the department this past year. First, six students have been granted scholarships financed by Cinema Circulus Funds. They are: Dennis Guyitt, Caleb Dechanel, John Shope, Mike Brown, Hal Borwood, leonard lipton. They have been granted a total of $10,800. Thanks to the inspiration and support of Cinema Circulus, other talented young people are able to continue their work at USC's Division of Cinema and School of Performing Arts. Performing Arts Division of C inema The Division has been fortunate in maintaining its place as one of the leading film departments in the country, as indicated by the large number of national and international film festival OFFICERS awards received by our students for films created within the department. ROBERT WISE President Major honors won this past year include awards at: Edinburgh, Oberhauser, Annesy, National Student Association Festival, Lincoln TICHI WILKERSON MILES Center, Cinestud, and many others - 155 in all! Vice 1-'resiaent We were invited to show 12 hours of USC cinema student films as part of the Edinburgh festival and were honored with ALGERNON G. WALKER Secretary-Treasurer the 7 PM showing-time each evening for the entire run of the festival. STANLEY MUSGROVE Executive Delegate Of interest to the members of Cinema Circulus, I feel , is the increasing number of applications received for undergraduate and graduate work in the Department. We can accept only half of the BOARD OF DIRECTORS students who apply, and our major control over the acceptance of new students is our continuing process of raising department ROBERT WISE, Chairman academic standards. GENE ALLEN At present the standards for graduate acceptance in the USC LUCILLE BALL Department of Cinema are as high or higher than those of any other department in the university including the Medical School. ROBERT BLUMOFE Exceptions are made by submitting films or scripts for evaluation RAY BRADBURY or special consideration . RICHARD BROOKS There are few fields in which the personal involvement and JACKIE COOPER help of a person or a group is so significant as in our own areas of the performing arts. Almost everyone who has worked his way GEORGE CUKOR to the iop can remember a time when his future, or the success ALBERT DORSKIND of his career or project was influenced by the encouragement or HERB JAFFE support of someone who had reached his own pinnacle of great­ ness. These are the special values of our profession. I feel that IRVIN KERSHNER the members of Cinema Circulus can be the key to the kind of STANLEY KRAMER progress our industry must be ready for in the very nea r future. TICHI WILKERSON MILES I feel , too, that the members of Cinema Circulus will be WALTER MIRISCH interested in hearing a prognostication made by Dr. David Malone, chairman of the USC Departments of English and Comparative STANLEY MUSGROVE Literature. It is his belief that ten years from now those students ROBERT RADNITZ who would normally be majoring in Engl ish and Literature will by AL SIMON then be majoring in Cinema . Accepting Professor Malone's prog­ nostication as conservative, we in the Department must prepare GORDON STULBERG for "an explosion of film interest and film knowledge." NORMAN TAUROG It is with the help of the members of Cinema Circulus that we AL WALKER h"11e to provide for th is already-begun explosion. HASKEL WEXLER BERNARD R. KANTOR, DAVID L. WOLPER Chairman, Cinema 30 get. 1971 ,AI) ' .:d )'v ~ ~ ~ vL '-'1/ (} r / ,;-- ,..,( .

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Delta Kappa Alpha, the national honorary cinema fraterni~ was founded in 1936 here at USC to foster interest in dramatic, kinematic and aesthetic aspects of cinema. DKA also promotes greater cooperation between professionals in film and students of film. oV' Q....- Here at USC the fraternity baa as ' major project their annual awards banquet. The students in Cinema vote to honor the fraternity by honoring members of the film industry who have made notable contributions to motion pictures.

This year the annual awards banquet will be on ~1'1( )Jl Feb ~ on the USC campus. The students and faculty of Cinema would be most honored to have you as one of their honorees. You must, of course, be present to accept honorary membership in Delta Kappa Alpha.

The committee is currently being formed and will be announced publicly as news stories on the banqpet are sent out to the presa. 1_ j- .__ f.' // YIJK c.vqlf(~ et-Q...... = o.v h ~~"" sjJJv..J.. ~~ / '{)c,ru.s r We~ al~x honor us by accepting honorary membership in D.K.A. on Sunday evening ~&. 6, 1992. ~Nf I; !!'):J

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Dear Mi •• Woodward J D.K.A. waa foUnded here on our campus in 1936 to foater interest in dramatic, kinematic and aesthetic aspect• of cinema. D.K.A. also promotes greater cooperation between professionals in film and atudenta of film. Here at USC one of our major projects i.s the annual awards banquet. The atudents in Cinema vote to honor members of the film industry who have made notable contribution• to motion pictures . We were delighted to .learn from Steve Karpf that you will be one of our honoree• this year. The banquet will be Sunday April 1, 1973 at 7:15 here on campus. You muat be present to accept honorary memberahip and we are all looking . forward to _meeting you. The committee ia currently being formed and Robert Wiae haa agreed to be t~e banquet chair.man. Invitation• are already printed and wil l go out in a few days. The affair will be ~nf o ~a l.

OUr sincere thank• for honoring us by letting ua honor you.

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National Honorary Cinema Fraternity

Division of Cintma UNIVERSITY OF SouTHERN CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS UNIVERSITY PARK Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90007

DKA Honoraries 1ulie Andrews Fred Aotaire Lucille Ball Lucien Ballard Anne Baxter Richard Brooks Thank you for you · response and support. This is to Frank Capra William Casle acknowledge your reservation of ·;A seats for DKA's Stanley Cortez George Cuknr Spring Awards Banquet which wiTi"be held at the John Cromwell Delmer Dav~ StanlebDonen Universal Studios Commissary • Enter on Lankershim Irene unne AllanDwan Blvd. (see map below) This letter will serve as your Blake E Rouben Mamoulian J VV\A' 1J 6--A-~ Walter Matthau Steve McQueen Paul Newman Les Novros ~ Jack Oakie '?RcY~~ l.f ~~) Charles Palmer Gregory Peck Mary Pickford ~ '?A~KlN~ Dav1d Raksin ~~'(,_ '"*~~ Hal Roach ::r-- Miklos Rosza V'\ LO\"'" Rosalind Russell Mark Serrurier Jean Simmons ~ Mo~~:en Skot-Hansen Sidney Snlow w SA.V U,G~ Robert Snyder ~ Barbara Stanwyck F£\')EML.. George Stevens James Stewart <<( ll.obert Surtees Gloria s,.anson -J '\ClA.Q.., E,J~/Jc..C: Daniel Taradash Norman Taurog William Tuttle Sltvlco Vorlcapich King Vidor Hal Wallis Jack Warner Mae West Wally We•tmore Haske! Wexler In M tmoriam Chari., Wheeler Lyle Wheeler Eric Berndt William Goetz Harold Lloyd William Perlberg Billy Wilder Charles Brackett Sir Cedric Hardwicke Frances Marion ·william Seiter Elmo Williams William Cameron Menzies George Stevens Robert Wi•e Joe E. Brown James Wong Howe Rov Wolford C. B. DeMille Uh Iwerks Fred Metzler Gregg Toland Joanne Wood word John Ford Fritz Lang Arthur Miller Jerry Wald William W yler Boris V. Morkovin Lawrence Weingarten Fred Zinnemann Karl Freund Jesse Lasky Adolph Zukor 10/76 A BRIEF NOTE FROM

MRS. ELIZABETH H. FLORY 36 DO GWOOD GLEN PRESIDENT ROCHESTER, NY 14625 BEE CROSS. M ED IA, INC . '\.. (716) 381 -5554 or 586-2991

22 April 1978 Peter M. Grilli, Director Educati on and Communications Japan Society, Inc. 333 East 47th Street New York, NY 10017 Dear Peter Grilli: Here's a copy of a flyer about the University Film Association's 32nd Annual Conference to be held at USC . If you send word of your interest to Prof. Farmer (use my n)me .. ) 1•m sure that he'd be glad to keep you on the mailing list for further nmti ces and details. There'll be word about what events on what day; information about campu s or nearby housing; costs and such .... It's a great group of people in this Association--people w i~ h \whom you will find MUCH in common. I think you and the Association will ·prdfit! I found that the Asian Studi es Conference in was great fun--meeting with and arguing with old fri ends--and meeting many new acquaintances who are likely to become good confreres by the time the next AAS meeting rolls around! You and I have both film and ~sia in common. That•s a big plus.

I hope that ~e can plan for some time either in Los Angeles in August or in New York some other month, to talk at great length about ways and means .... ! Cordially,

M~zabeth H. Flory PROGRAM: 1) Introductions: Gordon Meyer, Chairman DKA Banquet Committee; Dr. Russell McGregor, Co-Chairman, Division of Cinema/Television~ Prof. Mort Zarcoff, Co-Chairman Division of Cinema/Television.

2) Master of Ceremonies: Arthur Knight

I ' 3) The 20's: Virginia Davis McGhee

4) Salute to Mickey's 50th Birthday: Clarence Nash

5) The 40's: Ward Kimball

6) The SO's: Peggy Lee

7) Television: Fess Parker

8) The 60's: Hans Conried

9) The Parks and EPCOT: Ray Bradbury

10) The 70's: Jodie Foster

11) The Future: Mel Shaw

12) P~esentation of Awards: Eric Schubert , DKA President Honorees: Honorary Membership to Ronald Miller, Chris Miller accepting. · Pioneer In Film Av·.tard to: Ken Anderson, Les Clar-k, ~1arc Davis, 01 iver Johnston, Milton Kahl, Ward Kimbal 1, Eric Larson, the late John Lounsbery, Wolgang Re ith erma~, Frank Thomas. Pioneer In Film Award (special) Product ions , Donn Tatum acceptlng.

Sponors: Don Duckwall and Walt Disney Productions Gary Kurtz DELTA KAPPA AlPHA'S

ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET 6 8 '

You are cordially invited to attend DELTA KAPPA AlPHA'S

ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET

Sunday, November 12, 1978 Variety Arts Center Cocktails at 6:00 940 South Figueroa St Dinner at 7 $30.00 per plate

TRIBUIE TO NEIL SIMON

R.S.VP. by November 1st For further information call: 741-2235 pXA- University of Southern California News Service

University Park, Los Angeles, CA 90007

For use: Contact: Upon Receipt Lynne T. Jewell 741-5371

i Academy Award-winning .screenwriter Neil Simon will be honored

at the 40th annual Delta Kappa Alpha awards banquet Sunday, I ' Nov. 12, at the yariety Arts Theatre, 940 s. Figueroa St., Los Angeles.

DKA, honorary cinema fraternity at the University of Southern

California, annually honors Hollywood personalities for their

contribution to the art of film.

Adam J. Bezark, Michelle Manning and Gordon Meyer, students

in USC's Division of Cinema/Television, are chairing the tribute dinner.

Tickets are ~30 per person. Reservations may be made by calling 741-2235.

The dinner will begin at 7 p.m.

MS -usc- October 6, 1978

Toward Century II 1880-1980 Delta Kappa Alpha

National Honorary Cinema Fraternity

Division of Cinema UNIVERSITY OF SouTHERN CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF PI!RFORMING ARTS UNIVI!RSITY PARK Los ANGELI!S, CALIFORNIA 90007

D KA H onoraries Julie Andrews Lucille Ball Lucien Ballard Anne Baxter Richard Brooks Frank Capra William Castle Stanley Cortez George Cukor John Cromwell belmer Daves Stanle.)' Donen Irene Dunne Allan Dwan Blake Edwards Rudy Fehr Sylvia Fine John Flory Glenn Ford Gene Fowler Marjorie Fowler John G. Frayne Arthur Freed Gree r Garson John Green Conrad Hall Henry Hathaway Howard Hawks Edith Head Alfred Hitchcock Wilton Holm Ross Hunter John Huston Norman Jewison "Chuck" Jones Gene Kelly Stanley Kramer Jack Lemmon Mervyn LeRoy Sol Lesser Rouben Mamoulian Walter Matthau Steve McQueen Paul Newman Les Novros Jack Oakie Charles Palmer Gregory Peck Mary Pickford Dav1d Raksin Hal Roach Miklos Rosza Rosalind Russell Mark Serrurier Jean Simmons Mogen Skot-Hansen Sidney Solow Robert Snyder Barbara Stanwyck George Stevens James Stewart Robert Surtees Gloria Swanson Daniel Taradash Norman Taurog William Tuttle Slavko Vorkapich King Vidor Hal Wallis Jack Warner Mae West Wally Westmore Haske! Wexler In Memoriam Charles Wheeler Lyle .Wheeler Eric Berndt William Goetz Harold Lloyd William Perlberg Billy Wilder Charles Brackett Sir Cedric Hardwicke Frances Marion William Seiter Elmo W illiams Robert Wise Joe E. Brown James Wong Howe William Cameron Menzies George Stevens Roy Wolford C. B. DeMille Ub Iwerks Fred Metzler Gregg Toland John Ford Fritz Lang Arthur Miller JerryWald William Wyler Fred Zinnemann Karl Freund Jesse Lasky Boris V. Morkovin Lawrence Weingarten Adolph Zukor 10/76 Delta Kappa Alpha National Honorary Cinema Fraternity

Division of Cinema UNIVERSITY oF SouTHERN CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS UNIVERSITY PARK Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90007

DKA H onoraries Lucille Ball Anne Baxter Charles Brackett Joe E. Brown Frank Capra George Cukor John Cromwell Irene Dunne Blake Edwards John Flory Gene Fowler Marjorie Fowler John G. Frayne Arthur Freed Karl Freund William Goetz James Wong Howe John Huston Ub lwerks "Chuck" Jones Gene Kelly Stanley Kramer Jack Lemmon Harold Lloyd Arthur Miller Boris V. Morkovin Jack Oakie Charles Palmer Gregory Peck William Perlberg Mary Pickford Miklos Rosza Rosalind Russell George Seaton Mark Serrurier Mogen Skot-Hansen Robert Snyder George Stevens Robert Surtees Gloria Swanson Norman Taurog Slavko Vorkapich King Vidor Hal Wallis Jack Warner Wally Westmore Haske! Wexler Billy Wilder Elmo Williams Robert Wise Roy Wolford William Wyler Fred Zinnemann Adolph Zukor In Memoriam C. B. DeMille Sir Cedric Hardwicke Jesse Lasky William Cameron Menzies Fred Metzler William Seiter Gregg Toland JerryWald Delta Kappa Alpha (fl6 National Honorary Cinema Fraternity

Division of Cinema UNIVERSITY oF SouTHERN CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF PERFORMING .ARTS UNIVERSITY PARK Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90007 DKA H onoraries Julie Andrews Lucille Ball Lucien Ballard Anne Baxter Eric Berndt Richard Brooks Joe E. Brown li'rank Capra Stanley Cortez George Cukor John Cromwell Irene Dunne AllanDwan Blake Edwards John Ford Jobn Flory Gene Fowler Marjorie Fowler John G. Frayne Arthur Freed Lee Garmes Greer Guson Conrad Hall Henry Hathaway Howard Hawks Edith Head Alfred Hitchcock Wilton Holm James Wong Howe koss Hunter John Huston Norman Jewison "Chuck" Jones Gene Kelfy Stanley Kramer Fritz Lang Jack Lemmon Mervyn LeRoy Sol Lesser Rouhen Mamoulian Frances Marion Walter Matthau Steve McQueen Paul Newman Les Novros Jack Oakie Charles Palmer Gregory Peck Mary Pickford Miklos Rosza Rosalind Russell George Seaton Mark Serrurier Jean Simmons Mogen Skot-Hansen Sidney Solow Robert Snyder Geogre Stevens James Stewart kobert Surtees Gloria Swanson Daniel Taradash Norman Taurog William Tuttle Slavko Vorkapich King Vidor Hal Wallis Jack Warner Mae West Wally Westmore Haskel Wexler Charles Wheeler Billy Wilder Elmo Williams Robert Wise Roy Wolford Joanne Wood word William Wyler Fred Zinnemaon Adolph Zukor In Memoriam • Charles Brackett Sir Cedric Hardwicke William Cameron Menzies William Perlberg C. B. DeMille Ub lwerks Fred Metzler William Seiter Karl Freund Harold Lloyd Arthur Miller Gregg Toland William Goetz Jesse Lasky Boris V. Morkovin JerryWald 1/74 Delta Kappa Alpha

National Honorary Cinema Fraternity

Division of Cinema UNIVERSITY oF SouTHERN CALIFORNIA SCHOOL OF PERFORMING ARTS UNIVERSITY pARK Los ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90007

DKA H onoraries Julie Andrews Lucille Ball Lucien Ballard Anne Baxter Eric Berndt Richard Brooks Frank Capra William Castle Stanley Cortez George Cukor John Cromwell lrene Dunne Allan Dwan Blake Edwards Rudy Fchr Sylvia Fine John Flory Gene Fowler Marjorie Fowler John G. Frayne Arthur Freed Lee Garmes Greer Garson Tonn Green Conrad Hall Henry Hathaway Howard Hawks Edith Head Alfred Hitchcock Wilton Holm James Wong Howe • Ross Hunter John Huston Nol"llan Jewison "Chuck" Jones Gene Kelfy Stanley Kramer Fritz Lang Jack Lemmon Mervyn LeRoy Sol Lesser Rouben Mamoulian Walter Matthau Steve McQueen Paul Newman Lcs Novros Jack Oakie Charles Palmer Gregory Peck Marr Pickford Dav1d Raksin Miklos Rosza Rosalind Russell George Seaton Mark Serrurier Tcan Simmons Mo~en Skot-Hansen Sidney Solow Robert Snyder Barbara Stanwyck George Stevens James Stewart Robert Surtces Gloria Swanson Daniel Taradash Norman Taurog William Tuttle Slavko Vorkapich King Vidor Hal Wallis Tack Warner :Lawrence Weingarten Mac W est Wally Wcstmorc Haske! Wexler Charles Wheeler In Mtmoriam Billy Wilder Elmo Williams Robert '"'isc Charles Brackett William Goetz Frances Marion William Perlbe rg •• Roy Wolford Joe E. Brown Sir Cedric Hardwicke William Cameron Menzies William Seiter Joanne Woodword William Wyler C. B. DeMille Ub l werks Fred Metzler Gregg Toland Freri Zinntmann John Ford Harold Lloyd Arthur Miller Jerry W aid 1/7 5 Adolph Zutor Karl Freund Jesse Lasky Boris V. Morkovin National H onoror:v Cinema Fraternity ALPHA CHAPTER UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY pARK Los ANGELES 7, CAUFORNIA

Herbert A. Thurman Prtsidmt S. Martin Shelton Vict-Pruidt11t Robert Bethard Rteording Sterttary Ramon Ponce Corrupondinq Stcrttary Ralph Rodine Trtasurtr

Barry ~rk Public Rtlations Ramon Ponce Film Classics Fr. Sean A. Dunne Chaplain William S. Mehring F ac.ulty 11 dviur

HONORARY MEMBI!RS Elmo Williams :J"o.-•s w~~, \\owe/ Karl Freund Roy Wolford v~ ~ o "" George Stevens Kh,, Mogen Skot-Hansen Joe E. Brown \r;\\iu.._ S•:nit"' ~ Wally Westrnore Sea.. / !) -Jesse L. Lasky '-tc"f~e. ~ I) ~ Arthur Miller William Perlberg R () ~~""' siA. ... ""'-t, Arthur Freed Stanley Kramer 'eY\~ \< ~ \\"' John Huston Jerry Wald ( t c:. .. \ ~ • ~ ~ ~-1'\, i \\ Cl. V' t) -William C. Menzies Miklos Rosza W. !1 1 t-- rn Ct ,_. .. - l-z.~ Slavko Vorkapich Fred L. Metzler John L Cromwell Sir Cedric Hardwicke 0 -Gregg Toland Boris V. Morkovin Delta Kappa Alpha National Honorary Cinema Fraternity

Department of Cinema U NIVER.~l';fY oF SouTHERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY PARK, 1,os ANGELES 7, CALIFORNIA

DKA H onoraries Joe E. Brown George Cukor John Cromwell *C. B. DeMille John Flory John G. Frayne Arthur Freed Karl Freund William Goetz Sir Cedric Hardwicke James Wong Howe John Huston Stanley Kramer *Jesse Lasky *William Cameron Menzies Fred Metzler Arthur Miiler Boris V. Morkovin Charles Palmer William Perlberg Miklm; Rosza George Seaton William Seiter Mark Serrurier Mogen Skot-Hansen Robert Snyder George Stevens *Gregg Toland Slavko Vorkapich *JerryWald Jack Warner Wally W estmore Elmo Williams Roy Wolford Fred Zinnemann *Deceased