Delta Kappa Alpha National Honorary Cinema Fraternity
October 22, 1962
Miss Mary Pickford Department of Cinema 1141 Summitt Drive UNIVERSITY oF SouTHERN CALIFORNIA Beverly Hills, California U NIVI!RSITY pARK, Los ANGI!LI!S 7, CALIFORNIA Dear Miss Pickford:
In recognition of your outstanding achievements and DKA H onoraries contribution to the motion picture, it is our desire Joe E. Brown George Cukor to confer upon you Honorary Membership in Delta Kappa Alpha. John Cromwell •c. B. DeMille Delta Kappa Alpha, the national honorary cinema fraternity, John Flory was formed twenty-five years ago on the campus of the John G. Frayne University of Southern California. Its purposes are three Arthur Freed Karl Freund fold: (1) to foster dramatic, cinematic, and aesthetic William Goetz interest in the motion picture; (2) to encourage the dis Sir Cedric Hardwicke semination of information about cinema; (3) to coordinate James Wong Howe more closely the activities of students of cinema and John Huston professionals. Stanley Kramer *Jesse Lasky *William Cameron Menzies As you can see by glancing down the side of the page, our Fred Metzler list of Honorary Members is made up of people who have made Arthur Miller great and diverse contributions to motion pictures. To com Boris V. Morkovin memorate this quarter century, a Silver Anniversary Banquet Charles Palmer William Perlberg will be held January 6, 1963. Mr. Y. Frank Freeman, as a Miklos Rosza Trustee of the University, and Mr. Stanley Kramer, a past George Seaton Honorary Member, head the banquet committee which is planning - William Seiter the occasion. Mark Serrurier Mogen Skot-Hansen Robert Snyder There is no woman living today whom we feel is more worthy to G eo rge Stevens become an Honorary Member on this twenty-fifth anniversary *Gregg Toland than yourself. Mr. Harold Lloyd has accepted for the male Slavko Vorkapich Honorary. We look forward to your acceptance of this honor *Jerry Wald and to having you with us on Dee!!l:b"i'E:9t.h. We offer our Jack Warner Wally Westmore personal congratulations. ~ 1;. JL1 Elmo Williams Roy Wolford Sincerely, Fred Zinnemann *Deceased Herbert E. Farmer President, National DKA
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PRODUCER: Produced in the Department of Cinema, University of Southern California, for the John Tracy Clinic, with a grant-in-aid made possible by the Beltone Hearing Aid Company.
DESCRIPTION OF CONTENTS: The film is a report for testing the hearing of very young children. It explains the use of the audiometer as a means of determining the threshold of hear ing for the very young ch:i.ld. It presents a procedure for introducing the child to the instrument, the technique of administering the test, and demonstrates the difference be tween the profoundly deaf child and the child with normal hearing.
RUNNING TIME: l4 minutes
SIZE OF FILM: 16mm--Sound--Color
COST: Rental--$4.00 per day; Sale-- ~ P-20.00 in color only. Write for information concerning television use.
AVAILABLE FROM: Audio-Visual Services, Department of Cinema, University of Southern California, University Park, Los Angeles 7, California - ...... ·"' - .. . .
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Alpha Chapter of D~lta Kappa Alpha, National Fraternfty at Uniilersity of Southern California, will hold its .1 l .• :.annuai .bahquet ·· at ·a..~oa · F.M~ · this ··~~ndgy / Apr , i)- ·. ~? at Ra?f.les_ . Restaul'iint·, 4310 Degnan A~~n ·u~, Los Angeles. The purpose of the· ' . . . ' . ~,._ ~. . ~- . banql;let is' to. initiate , new ~ members ~nd . to honor' dlstingu.ished . ·• contributors to the motion _picture industry;. · . ( .. ~ . .
. ' -. ' ~ .. - ;• . This year. I!onorary membe'r .ship w111· 1:>,e awarded to Mr. -.Mark Serruri~l:') .. Presi .de~t of· the Mo.viola ' comp~ny. Mr. Serrur.ier .. is " -~- - ~. - '• - . . . ..: . . ~ ' ' .• .. . the developer. ·.ar,.a "manufaot.urer of 'th.e ·Moy1ola· edi t;"ing· machine~ o.' - ' • •' • •.- ' 1 !I I • ' • .~ I · one Of the IJ!OSt indlspen_si:bl-e 'items ·used l:rl the motion _picture ' - <; • "' industry. He is ai~o well:' kno_wn as· ,6p.e .of, the earliest of'.the crab. dolly, and . is also .a _rilei!1ber of· long · standing of the
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Cinema~ . 'They are: . Richard Eagan, Arthur Knight, Margaret - ... :.> f and David Rake-in. Time: 7:30, Sunday even1ng, February 12
Place: Town & Gown, University Campus
Informal
Reservations will be held for you at the door. If, after you have made your reservations, you learn that you cannot attend, please call 746-605 8 so we can rearrange the seating .
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IIR. SteQley Kr r, 140 Nol'tb Maplatoa Ave111e, Lo AQaele M, C ifot'Dia
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• Willi Perlberg, 5451 Marathon I eles 38, California
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Hr. George Seaton, 13 te Leon Drive, lev rly Hilla, Cali orol.a
Mr. Willi A. eiter, 10700 Liodbrook, Loa Ails lea 24, Califozuia
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~961 • uqo:a Delta Kappa Alpha National Honorary Cinema Fraternity
October 15, 1962
Department of Cinema UNIVERSITY OF SouTHERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY PARK, Los ANGELES 7, CALIFORNIA Dear Alumni and Associate Members of DKA: s Q "George Stevens soon. ·•Gregg Toland Slavko Vorkapich Thankyoufor your attention, and we hope to see you Sun *JerryWald day, Deeem'ber-'9th. 7--"" · Jack Warner f:"4· ?' Wally Westmore Elmo Williams Cordially, Roy Wolford Fred Zinnemann Alpha *Deceased UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY PARK LOS ANGELES 7
DEPARTMENT OF CINEMA
26 September 1962
Mr. Stanley Kramer Universal Stud ie ·~ 3900 Lankershim Blvd. Universal City, California
Dear Mr. Kramer;
Some years ago you were initiated as an honorary member of Delta Kappa Alpha, the National Honorary Cinema Fraternity. \ole were both pleased and proud to honor you. This year will be the 25th anniversary of DKA . ole are planning ~ a 25th anniversary banquet on Oec. 9th here on the campus of USC. To help with some on the plans, we are organizing an advisory committee for the affair. ~ is committee will be made up of t kaxJxasi&a two officers of the USC student chapter, the president of the national, ct member of the board of trustees of USC, a member of the planning dept. of Ul{, a past honorary member, and m~self for the facultf.
Mr . Y. Frank Freeman of the b ~ of trustees, and on the board at Paramount as agreed to serve. We would be most* pleased to have you serve representing past honoraries.
I fully realize how busy you are with film production. The call on your time will be very slight. We plan to send a letter to ali past honorary members inviting them be be our guest on that evening. We would like that letter to go out with your signature and that of Mr . Free~an. Approval of the l etter coul d be done by mail and phone. A rough draft of the letter is enclosed on the spevial stationery printed for the occassion.
We would appreciate your advice on the pl anning of the program for the evening, s ~ lf!tt? zs choice of M. C. , black tie or informal, and such matters . This could be done by letter or phone or perhaps one very brief meeting, perhaps 20 to 30 minutes. Of course we would like you* and your wife to attend the banquet .rx~Hx as our guest if your schedule permits.
A follow up to the enclosed letter will be sent to all honoraries and members early in November . We will announce the honorary for the banquet at that time. This too, can be mailed to you for approval. \ole ho pe the honorary wi ll be Harold L&oyd.
As you can see, the call on your time will be small. Your advice and cooperation would be immensely appreciated. We hope to send the first letters to honoraries and members ~ within two weeks. May we hear from you soon.
Cordially,
Bernard R. Kantor Associate Professor, Cinema Acting Head ovember 21, 1962
,LA tver tty of Southern California s Angeles 5, California
Dear Dr. ~rren; As a persont intere ted in Educatton;as a person lntere•~dd in motion pictures as an art, as a mean of communication, and as a major indu try, De.ta Kappa Al ha invites you to be its guest at its t nty-fifth anniversary banquet. Delta Kap a lpha. the national honorary c'nema fraternity, s formed twenty•five years a~o~ on the campu of the Un iversity of Southern California. It purposes are three fold: (1) to foster dramat•c, clnem tic, and a thetic interest ln the motion picture; (2) to encoura e the dls• emlnation of information about cinema; (3) to coordinate more clo~ely the actlvltle of students of c'nema nd profes ton 1 • As you can note, our list of Honorary Members ls made up of people who have made great and diverse contrlbutlhn to motion pictures. To commemorate thl quarter century ln what i todaJ the oldest and lar e t Cinema department ln 6he countev a illver Annlver ary Banquet committee has been formed. It includes Mr . Y. Frank Freeman, chairman of the board of Paramount Pictures and a trustee of USC, Mr . Stanley Kramer and Mr . e Cukor, both film d'restor and past honorary members. of our past hoaotary members Ill be presebt for the occasslon. The date of the banquet ls Sun4ay evening, January 6, 1963 . A rece tion will be held in Town and Gown foyer on the USC campu at 7:00 /mJ The banquet will begin at 7:30 p.m. We are plea wd to announve that
M a r y P i* c k f o r d and H a r o 1 d L 1 o y d have ace pted Honorary Memb rshlp tn Delta Kappa Alpha. They will be inducted at the Silver Annlver ary anquet. These t individuals ha indeed mad contribution worthy of this occa ton. lease return the enclo ed reply v rd as oon as pos lble. ~ The banqu t ill be a peel 1 event, bringing together ~any e' le with diver e but overlapping lntere t • c look for rd to you bein our guest 'n thl mo t slgllflcant occa ton. V ry truly yours, Kr. Gene lelly 725 Nortb Rodeo Drive everly Kills, California '
Twenty-five years ave pas ed since elta Kappa Alpha was first fouide4 on the UDiversity of South rn California campus . in the Department of. Cinema. The, national organi zation has grown slowly but steadily over the year , and it now -includes four chapters. To ·commemorata this quarter of a century of growth aDd ' service, Delta Kappa Alpha will hol4 ita Silver Anniver sary banquet on Sunday evenJ.ua,. January 6, 1963. A reception will be held in Town and Gown Foyer on th USC c•pua at 7:·oo p.m. The banquet will "begin t 7z30.
· We ue ple sed to ~~ce th.at
MA Y PlC'KFOR and HA OLD LLOYD
have ccept~d Honor~ Membership in DElta p~ ~lpha. ' They will be induct d at tb 11 er Aiinlversary Banquet. These two . indivlduala have i.ndeed ·.made contributions worthy. o.f tbia occasion. .
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Ahmanson, Howard Fluor, J. Robert H. F. Ahmanson & Co. President 3701 Wilshire Boulevard The Fluor Corporation, Ltd. Los Angeles 5, California 2500 South Atlantic Boulevard Tel: DU 2-8111 Los Angeles 22, California Sec 'y: t-liss Barty Tel: AN 2-6111 Sec 'y: Mrs. McCown
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