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National Box Office Digest Annual (1943) TECHNICOLOR pictures place first and second in m3 according to BoxOfficePigest TECHNICOLOR MOTION PICTURE CORPORATION HERBERT T. KALMUS President and General Manager Productions [: For Paramount Preparing: "STORM" "RHYTHM RANCH" "ONE BODY TOO MANY" Root O^ice DIGEST Annual Buy MORE War Bonds Third Victory Loan Drive The Big Ten. TITLES AND DIST. ESTIMATED GROSS PRODUCER DIRECTOR STAR MRS MINIVER 1. Sydney Franklin $5,000,000 MGM William Wyler Greer Garson YANKEE DOODLE DANDY Hal Wallis 2. WAR Vi m. Cagney Michael Curtiz James Cagney S $4,500,000 ROAD TO MOROCCO Bing Crosby 3. PAR Paid Jones David Butler Bob Hope $3,750,000 Dorothy Lamour REAP THE WILD Ray Milland WIND John Wayne ! 4. PAR C. B. DeMille C. B. DeMille Paulette Goddard $3,500,000 BLACK SWAN 5. FOX Robert Bassler Henry King Tyrone Power $3,000,000 SOMEWHERE Clark Gable I’LL FIND YOU Pan Berman W esley Ruggles 6. MGM Lana Turner $2,500,000 HOLIDAY INN Bing Crosby 7. PAR B. C. DeSylva Mark Sandrich $2,225,000 Fred Astaire EAGLE SQUADRON Walter Wanger Arthur Luhin 8. $2,100,000 UNIV LOUISIANA PURCHASE 9. PAR B. C. DeSylva Irving Cummings Bob Hope $2,100,000 Harold Wilson PRIDE OF THE 10. RKO Samuel Goldwyn Sam W ood Gary Cooper YANKEES Names and Credits of the Box Office “Big Ten” for 1942 ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY j FEATURED FILM EDITOR CAMERAMAN WRITERS WRITERS Arthur Wimperas Walter Pidgeon George Froeshel Teresa Wright Jan Struther Harold Kress Joe Ruttenberg Reginald Owen James Hilton Richard Ney Claudine West Walter Huston Joan Leslie Robert Buckner Robert Buckner George Amy James Wong Howe ■ George Tobias Edmund Joseph Jeanne Cagney Frank Butler Frank Butler Anthony Quinn Irene Morra William Mellor Don Hartman Don Hartman Robert Preston Alan LeMay Victor Milner Susan Hayward Thelma Straybell Charles Bennett Anne Bauchens Raymond Massey Wm. V. 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