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To Academy Oral Histories Henry Bumstead Index to Academy Oral Histories Henry Bumstead Henry Bumstead (Art Director) Call number: OH155 Aaris, H. Barkely, 802, 816 AARON SLICK FROM PUNKIN CRICK, 278–281 AARON SLICK FROM PUNKIN CRICK (play), 281 ABSOLUTE POWER, 738–748, 752 Academy Awards, 29, 37–38, 67, 84, 89, 114, 124, 168, 178, 254, 287, 318, 379–381, 384, 407, 426, 432, 439–441, 450, 466, 502, 530, 532, 559, 565–566, 584–587, 620, 687, 703, 707-709, 736, 747, 769–770, 810, 812, 815-817, 827 Academy Center for Motion Picture Study see Margaret Herrick Library Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, 29, 37–38, 47, 62–63, 132–133, 159– 162, 172, 271, 466, 596, 598, 671, 797 Academy Samuel Goldwyn Theater see Samuel Goldwyn Theater “Ac-cent-tchu-ate the Positive" (song), 214 accounting departments, 688 acting, 57–58, 127–128, 132, 141, 156–157, 203, 222, 265, 284, 334, 357–361, 404, 413–414, 430, 434–435, 525, 551, 561, 564, 575, 577, 604, 608, 622, 635, 649–653, 659–660, 666–667, 671, 675, 680, 685–686, 702, 708, 723, 735–736, 762, 780–781, 787–788, 803, 809–810, 824–825, 827–828 Adams, Terry, 730 Adee, Richard, 698 ADVENTURE ISLAND, 118 THE ADVENTURES OF NICK CARTER (television), 546–548 advertising, 432, 633, 764 aerial cinematography, 160–162, 209, 322–323, 443, 631 African-Americans, depiction of, 265, 440 African-Americans in the film industry, 685, 778, 782 THE AGE OF INNOCENCE, 21 ageism, 344, 736–737, 750–752, 787, 829–830, 833 agents, 452–453, 500–501, 522–523, 566, 569, 582–584, 690, 736, 753 Aherne, Brian, 167 Aiona, Edward, 710, 721, 747 Air France (airline), 299 aircraft, 626-633, 793-794 AIRPLANE! 632 airplanes in films, 160–162, 171, 180, 186–188, 209, 221, 224–225, 315, 319, 323–324, 397, 441–444, 455, 528–529, 576–582, 626–633, 646–648, 657, 705, 768–769, 781– 794 AIRPORT, 318, 502 Akademie de Kunst (Berlin), 67, 704 Alameda Naval Air Station (California), 773, 776–777 Alberghetti, Anna Maria, 292 Albiez, Peter, 631 Albion Film Corporation, 487 alcohol in films, 119, 239, 295, 417, 501, 593, 597–598, 619 Alda, Alan, 618–619 Alexander, James R., 549, 594 Alfer, Yarek, 671 Alford, Phillip, 434 ALICE ADAMS, 20 ALICE IN WONDERLAND, 78 ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT, 100 ALL THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS, 427 Alland, William, 398 Allen, Dede, 603, 653 Allen, Fred, 137, 150–151 ALLONS Z'ENFANTS, 635 ALMOST AN ANGEL, 384–385, 687–690 ALOMA OF THE SOUTH SEAS, 88–89 American Broadcasting Company (ABC), 514 American Building Survey,, 85 American Federation of Radio Artists, 65 American Film Institute, 158–159 American Movie Classics (AMC), 385 American Society of Cinematographers (ASC), 537 Ames, Preston, 381, 502 THE AMOS N' ANDY SHOW (radio), 265 THE AMOS N' ANDY SHOW (television), 265 Ampah, Kokayi, 39, 440, 685, 778, 782, 816, 818 amusement parks, 608–613 Anderson, Eddie "Rochester," 137–138, 151 Anderson, John, 478 Anderson, John H., 763, 768 Anderson, Judith, 260 Anderson, Lloyd, 524, 582 Anderson, Roland, 27, 64, 69–72, 77, 87, 90, 113–114, 125, 130–132, 135–139, 142– 144, 150–152, 167–168, 172–173, 176, 182–185, 190, 200, 208, 213–218, 228, 241, 250–251, 441, 524 Anderson Brothers Supply (production services), 266 THE ANDROMEDA STRAIN, 81 “Andy Gump" (cartoon), 15 ANGEL, 24–25, 43, 54, 114–116 animal actors, 124–125, 258, 266–270, 474, 492 animal trainers, 269, 492 animation, 35–36, 123, 370–371, 677 Ankrum, Morris, 265 ANNE OF GREEN GABLES (1934), 21 anti-Semitism, 264, 270, 318, 354, 403, 455, 568 THE APARTMENT, 208 Apogee Productions (effects), 685 Apone, Allan, 791 Appleby, James, 648 architecture, 85, 89, 140–141, 202, 278, 291, 403, 497, 648 architecture and film, 17–25, 45, 89, 105–106, 140–141, 173, 202, 278, 403, 412–413, 492, 648 Arensma, John Datu, 420 ARIZONA (1940), 261 THE ARIZONIAN, 21 Armand, Edward, 454 Armstrong, Michael Mick, 800 Arnold, Edward, 272 Arnold, Susan, 662 art departments, 18–91, 125–126, 138–139, 154–155, 190, 199–202, 220–221, 236, 246–247, 278, 297–298, 313, 330, 411–412, 420, 425–426, 450, 481, 519–520, 625, 644, 705, 748 art direction, 18–8 Art Directors Guild, 36–38, 56, 305–306, 385, 433–434, 770, 831 Art Institute of Chicago, 54 Arthur, Robert , 411–416, 421, 446, 458, 469, 517 AS YOUNG AS WE ARE, 398–399 Asher, Irving, 294 Ashmore, Ron, 730, 764 assistant directing, 17, 41, 170, 177, 213, 220, 234–235, 329, 414–418, 421–422, 447, 453–454, 460, 471, 478, 488-490, 494, 546, 567, 581-583, 594–596, 603, 618, 623, 643, 658, 662, 665, 677–678, 693, 710, 715, 722, 747, 780, 794, 798 Astaire, Fred, 20, 184 Astor, Bill, 471 Astoria studios (New York City), 646 attorneys in motion pictures, 285 attorneys in motion pictures see also litigation AUNTIE MAME, 380–381 Austin, John, 506, 508 Austin, Scott, 800 automobiles in films, 110–111, 430, 477-480, 493, 503, 567, 592–593, 600–601, 643, 723–724, 731, 753, 757 Avedon, Richard, 337 THE AVIATOR, 769 Axness, Ralph, 400 Babcock, Faye, 355–356 Bachelin, Franz, 90, 135, 182, 233–234 Bachler, Richard, 153 backlots, 74, 79, 83, 92–98, 102, 104, 117, 197, 219, 238, 252, 261–262, 390, 423, 431, 448, 457–461, 495–496, 499, 504, 516, 557–558, 563, 567, 595, 665, 726, 749, 821– 822 Bacon, Kevin, 817 BAD DAY AT BLACK ROCK, 533 Badham, Mary, 434–435 Baer, Parley, 689 Bailey, Pearl, 336, 338 THE BAITED TRAP see THE TRAP Balaban, Barney, 173 Balaban and Katz (theater chain), 45–46, 278 ballet in films see dance in film; choreography Ballew, Jerry, 582 Balling, John, 654 Bangs, Cate, 756–757, 764 Banks, Seth, 428 Bannerman, Bill, 747 BANNING, 482–485 Banton, Travis, 115 Bardot, Brigitte, 634 Barish, Keith, 679 Barndollar, Harry, 276 Barnes, George, 295–296 Barnett, Celia, 657 Barrandov studios (Czechoslovakia), 524 Barron, Jack, 594 Barry, William A., 688, 788, 798 Barsacq, Leon, 440 Bartlett, Sy, 443 Barwood, Hal, 660 baseball, 269–271 Basie, William "Count," 393–394 Bass, Elaine, 700 Bass, Saul, 370–371, 681–682, 700 Bates Lake (California), 97 BATTLESTAR GALACTICA, 613 Bauer, Frank, 512 Baumgartner, Karl, 659 Bavaria Studios (Munich), 655, 659 Beale Air Force Base (California), 442–443 Beaton, Cecil, 337, 381 Beatty, Warren, 458 BEAU GESTE (1966), 473–475, 479 Beckerman, Sidney, 536 Becket, Welton, 18 Becket and Associates (architects), 18 BECKY SHARP, 20 Bedoya, Alfonso, 240 Beer, Dickey, 658 Bel Geddes, Barbara, 681 Bel-Air Bay Club (Santa Monica), 15 Belding, Richard, 547 Belin, Steve, 764 BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE, 380 Bellah, Ross, 406 Bellamy, Earl, 494, 512 THE BELLBOY, 394, 397–406 Bendix, William, 243 Bennett, Compton, 233–234 Bennett, Guy, 213, 239 Benny, Jack, 137, 150–151 Benson, Hugh, 575 Benson, Robby, 653 Benton, Robert R., 397–398, 404 Beresford, Bruce, 678–679, 727 Berg, Dick, 482–483 Berg, Gertrude, 263–264 Berger, Stephen Myles, 730, 733 Beringer, Carl, 453, 546 Berman, Bruce, 809 Bernard, Thelonious, 635 Bernstein, Elmer, 428–429, 603, 690 Bertrand, Robert, 560 Berwick, Ray, 492 Bespflug, Lynn, 715 THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS, 645 THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS (play), 644–645 THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (television), 396–397 Beverly Hills Waterworks Building see Margaret Herrick Library BEYOND THE BLUE HORIZON, 88 BEYOND THE SEA, 762 Biddle, Mary Ann, 628 THE BIG BROADCAST OF 1938, 74, 121–125 THE BIG CLOCK, 218 BIG SISTER BLUES (short), 232 Bill, Tony, 557, 567 Billancourt studios (Paris), 634–636 billing Bing Crosby Productions, 249 Binyon, Claude, 278–279 biographical films, 66, 196-202, 211-212 BIRD, 762 Bird, Larry Clark, 662 THE BIRDMEN (television), 514 THE BIRDS, 446 Biroc, Joseph, 454, 575 Black, Karen, 590 Blackie-Goodine, Janice, 103, 710 blacklisting, 284–285, 389, 496, 501–502, 620–621 Blake, Robert, 30 Blangsted, Folmar, 464 Blasdel, Bradley, 798 blaxploitation films BLAZE OF NOON, 71 blind-booking BLINDFOLD, 469–473 block-booking BLOOD WORK, 39, 772–773, 778-790, 794–804 BLUE HAWAII, 78 BLUE SKIES, 214 Blyth, Ann, 249 Bodner, Bruce, 670 BOEING, BOEING, 78 Boggs, Haskell, 213, 339–340, 386–387, 393, 398 Boileau, Pierre, 69 BONANZA (television), 339 Bondi, Beulah, 260 Boone, Richard, 463 Booth, Shirley, 287 Bornstein, David, 747 Bosley, Tom, 486 Bottoms, Timothy, 615 Bowles, Phil, 453–454 Box, John, 439 boxing, 339–340, 817–827 Boyd, Russell, 687 Boyd, William, 95 Boyle, Brandon, 799 Boyle, Robert, 17, 51, 73–74, 77, 132–133, 557, 563, 597, 645 Brackett, Charles, 156 Bradbury Building (Los Angeles), 207 BRAM STOKER'S DRACULA, 382 Brand, Neville, 547 Brando, Marlon, 23, 141 THE BRASS BOTTLE, 446–448, 450–451, 453 BREAK OF HEARTS, 21 BREAKING THE SOUND BARRIER, 502 Brentwood Productions, 421 THE BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI, 502 THE BRIDGES AT TOKO-RI, 100, 123, 164, 230, 318–323, 325–329, 337, 439, 491, 745, 784 The Bridges at Toko-ri (book), 318 BRIDGES OF MADISON COUNTY, 727 Brill, Bud, 387, 398 Bristol, Howard, 428 Bristol, Joe, 756 Bristol, Mark Lambert, 730 Bronson, Tom, 494, 603 Brosnan, Brian, 685 BROTHER SUN, SISTER MOON, 565 Brower, Robert, 145, 241, 546 Brown, David, 557 Brown, Frank L., 688 Brown, Garry, 730 Brown, Hugh, 232 Brown, Mark, 759 Brown, Robert Latham, 626, 662 Brown, Russ, 177 Broyles, William Jr., 825 Brundin, Bo, 580 Bryant, Kenneth, 765 THE BUCCANEER (1938), 65–66 THE BUCCANEER (1959), 65–66 Buck, J. Stephen, 678 Buck, Ronald, 652 BUCK BENNY RIDES AGAIN, 68, 71, 136–139, 150–151 Buckland, Wilfred, 63 Budak, Zoran, 677 budgets, 29, 34, 39–40, 44, 48–49, 74, 82, 91, 98, 100–103, 117–118, 164–167, 175- 177, 194, 213, 225–228, 248, 257, 259, 294–298, 303–304, 312, 322, 325, 333, 339– 340, 356, 384–386, 411–412, 415, 427, 463–464, 473–476, 487–488, 513, 517–521, 534, 539, 559–562, 587, 641-643, 661–664, 696, 703, 716, 742, 768–771, 814 BULL DURHAM, 720 BULLDOG DRUMMOND, 86 “Bulldog Drummond" (film series), 86 BULLET FOR A BADMAN, 453–455 Bumstead, _____ (father), 11–12, 14 Bumstead, _____ Langaman (mother), 12 Bumstead, Ann (daughter), 33 Bumstead, Betty Martin (wife), 32–33, 395, 425 Bumstead, Ellen (sister), 11, 14 Bumstead, Henry, childhood, 11–13, 49–51 education, 11–19 and athletics, 13–16 as draftsman, 26–218 and U.
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