|
Outstanding Production
|
The Adventures of Robin Hood (Warner Bros.-First
National) |
|
|
Alexander's Ragtime Band (Twentieth Century-Fox) |
|
|
Boys Town (MGM) |
|
|
The Citadel (MGM) |
|
|
Four Daughters (Warner Bros.-First National) |
|
|
Grand Illusion (Realization D'Art Cinematographique;
World Pictures) |
|
|
Jezebel (Warner Bros.) |
|
|
Pygmalion (MGM) |
|
|
Test Pilot (MGM) |
|
|
You Can't Take It With You
(Columbia)
|
|
Best Actor
|
Charles Boyer, Algiers
|
|
|
James Cagney, Angels With Dirty Faces
|
|
|
Robert Donat, The Citadel
|
|
|
Leslie Howard, Pygmalion
|
|
|
Spencer Tracy, Boys Town
|
|
Best Actress
|
Fay Bainter, White Banners
|
|
|
Bette Davis, Jezebel
|
|
|
Wendy Hiller, Pygmalion
|
|
|
Norma Shearer, Marie Antoinette
|
|
|
Margaret Sullavan, Three Comrades
|
|
Actor in a Supporting Role
|
Walter Brennan, Kentucky
|
|
|
John Garfield, Four Daughters
|
|
|
Gene Lockhart, Algiers
|
|
|
Robert Morley, Marie Antoinette
|
|
|
Basil Rathbone, If I Were King
|
|
Actress in a Supporting Role
|
Fay Bainter, Jezebel
|
|
|
Beulah Bondi, Of Human Hearts
|
|
|
Billie Burke, Merrily We Live
|
|
|
Spring Byington, You Can't Take It With You
|
|
|
Miliza Korjus, The Great Waltz
|
|
Directing
|
Frank Capra, You Can't Take
It With You
|
|
|
Michael Curtiz, Angels With Dirty Faces
|
|
|
Michael Curtiz, Four Daughters
|
|
|
Norman Taurog, Boys Town
|
|
|
King Vidor, The Citadel
|
|
Writing
|
|
Original Story
|
Irving Berlin, Alexander's Ragtime Band
|
|
|
Rowland Brown, Angels With Dirty Faces
|
|
|
Marcella Burke and Frederick Kohner, Mad About
Music
|
|
|
Eleanore Griffin and
Dore Schary, Boys Town
|
|
|
John Howard Lawson, Blockade
|
|
|
Frank Wead, Test Pilot
|
|
Screenplay
|
Lenore Coffee and Julius J. Epstein, Four Daughters
|
|
|
Ian Dalrymple, Elizabeth Hill and Frank Wead,
The Citadel
|
|
|
John Meehan and Dore Schary, Boys Town
|
|
|
Robert Riskin, You Can't Take It With You
|
|
|
George Bernard Shaw,
writer; Ian Dalrymple, Cecil Lewis and W. P. Lipscomb,
adaptation, Pygmalion
|
|
|
Cinematography
|
Norbert Brodine, Merrily We Live
|
|
|
Robert de Grasse, Vivacious Lady
|
|
|
Ernest Haller, Jezebel
|
|
|
James Wong Howe, Algiers
|
|
|
Peverell Marley, Suez
|
|
|
Ernest Miller and Harry Wild, Army Girl
|
|
|
Victor Milner, The Buccaneer
|
|
|
Joseph Ruttenberg, The Great
Waltz
|
|
|
Leon Shamroy, The Young in Heart
|
|
|
Joseph Valentine, Mad About Music
|
|
|
Joseph Walker, You Can't Take It With You
|
|
Art Direction
|
Richard Day, The Goldwyn Follies
|
|
|
Hans Dreier and John Goodman, If I Were King
|
|
|
Cedric Gibbons, Marie Antoinette
|
|
|
Stephen Goosson and Lionel Banks, Holiday
|
|
|
Charles D. Hall, Merrily We Live
|
|
|
Bernard Herzbrun and Boris Leven, Alexander's Ragtime
Band
|
|
|
Jack Otterson, Mad About Music
|
|
|
Van Nest Polglase, Carefree
|
|
|
Alexander Toluboff, Algiers
|
|
|
Carl J. Weyl, The Adventures
of Robin Hood
|
|
|
Lyle Wheeler, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
|
|
Sound Recording
|
Columbia Studio Sound Dept., You Can't Take It With
You
|
|
|
Hal Roach Studio Sound Dept., Merrily We Live
|
|
|
MGM Studio Sound Dept., Sweethearts
|
|
|
Paramount Studio Sound Dept., If I Were King
|
|
|
Republic Studio Sound Dept., Army Girl
|
|
|
RKO Radio Studio Sound Dept., Vivacious Lady
|
|
|
Twentieth Century-Fox Studio Sound Dept., Suez
|
|
|
United Artists Studio Sound
Dept., The Cowboy and the Lady
|
|
|
Universal Studio Sound Dept., That Certain Age
|
|
|
Warner Bros. Studio Sound Dept., Four Daughters
|
|
Music
|
|
Song
|
“Always and Always,” Mannequin, Edward
Ward, music; Chet Forrest and Bob Wright, lyrics |
|
|
“Change Partners,” Carefree, Irving Berlin,
music and lyrics |
|
|
“The Cowboy and the Lady,” The Cowboy and the
Lady, Lionel Newman, music; Arthur Quenzer,
lyrics |
|
|
“Dust,” Under Western Stars, Johnny Marvin,
music and lyrics |
|
|
“Jeepers Creepers,” Going Places, Harry
Warren, music; Johnny Mercer, lyrics |
|
|
“Merrily We Live,” Merrily We Live, Phil
Charig, music; Arthur Quenzer, lyrics |
|
|
“A Mist Over the Moon,” The Lady Objects,
Ben Oakland, music; Oscar Hammerstein II, lyrics |
|
|
“My Own,” That Certain Age, Jimmy McHugh,
music; Harold Adamson, lyrics |
|
|
“Now It Can Be Told,” Alexander's Ragtime Band,
Irving Berlin, music and lyrics |
|
|
“Thanks for the Memory,”
The Big Broadcast of 1938, Ralph Rainger,
music; Leo Robin, lyrics
|
|
Score
|
Victor Baravalle, Carefree
|
|
|
Cy Feuer, Storm Over Bengal
|
|
|
Marvin Hatley, There Goes My Heart
|
|
|
Boris Morros, Tropic Holiday
|
|
|
Alfred Newman, Alexander's
Ragtime Band
|
|
|
Alfred Newman, The Goldwyn Follies
|
|
|
Charles Previn and Frank Skinner, Mad About
Music
|
|
|
Max Steiner, Jezebel
|
|
|
Morris Stoloff and Gregory Stone, Girls' School
|
|
|
Herbert Stothart, Sweethearts
|
|
|
Franz Waxman, The Young in Heart
|
|
Original Score
|
Russell Bennett, Pacific Liner
|
|
|
Richard Hageman, If I Were King
|
|
|
Marvin Hatley, Block-Heads
|
|
|
Werner Janssen, Blockade
|
|
|
Erich Wolfgang Korngold,
The Adventures of Robin Hood
|
|
|
Alfred Newman, The Cowboy and the Lady
|
|
|
Louis Silvers, Suez
|
|
|
Herbert Stothart, Marie Antoinette
|
|
|
Franz Waxman, The Young in Heart
|
|
|
Victor Young, Army Girl
|
|
|
Victor Young, Breaking the Ice
|
|
|
Film Editing
|
Ralph Dawson, The Adventures
of Robin Hood
|
|
|
Tom Held, The Great Waltz
|
|
|
Tom Held, Test Pilot
|
|
|
Gene Havlick, You Can't Take It With You
|
|
|
Barbara McLean, Alexander's Ragtime Band
|
|
Short Subjects
|
|
Cartoon
|
Brave Little Tailor (Mickey Mouse Series)
(Walt Disney Productions; RKO Radio) |
|
|
Ferdinand the Bull
(Walt Disney Productions; RKO Radio)
|
|
|
Good Scouts (Donald Duck Series)
(Walt Disney Productions; RKO Radio) |
|
|
Hunky and Spunky (Paramount) |
|
|
Mother Goose Goes Hollywood (Silly Symphony
Series) (Walt Disney Productions; RKO Radio) |
|
One-Reel
|
The Great Heart (Miniature Series)
(MGM) |
|
|
That Mothers Might
Live (Miniature Series) (MGM)
|
|
|
Timber Toppers (Ed Thorgensen-Sports
Series) (Twentieth Century-Fox) |
|
Two-Reel
|
Declaration of Independence
(Historical Featurette Series) (Warner Bros.)
|
|
|
Swingtime in the Movies (Broadway Brevities
Series) (Warner Bros.) |
|
|
They're Always Caught (Crime Doesn't
Pay Series) (MGM) |
|
|
Irving G. Thalberg Memorial
Award
|
Hal B. Wallis
|
|
Special Awards
|
To
Deanna Durbin
and
Mickey Rooney
for their significant contribution in bringing to the
screen the spirit and personification of youth, and as
juvenile players setting a high standard of ability and
achievement |
|
|
To
Harry M. Warner
in recognition of patriotic service in the production
of historical short subjects presenting significant episodes
in the early struggle of the American people for liberty |
|
|
To
Walt Disney
for
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, recognized as
a significant screen innovation which has charmed millions
and pioneered a great new entertainment field for the
motion picture cartoon |
|
|
To
Oliver Marsh
and
Allen Davey
for
the color cinematography of the MGM production Sweethearts
|
|
|
For outstanding achievement in creating special photographic
and sound effects in the Paramount production, Spawn
of the North; special effects by
Gordon
Jenning
; assisted by
Jan
Domela, Dev Jennings, Irmin Roberts
and
Art
Smith;
transparencies by
Farciot
Edouart;
assisted by
Loyal
Griggs;
sound effects by
Loren
Ryder;
assisted by
Harry
Mills, Louis H. Mesenkop
and
Walter
Oberst
|
|
|
To
J. Arthur Ball
for his outstanding contributions to the advancement of
color in motion picture photography |
