Cinematographer
Arthur L. Todd
131 years · West New York, New Jersey, USA · 71 films
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Arthur L. Todd (12 February 1895, in New Jersey – 28 August 1942, in Oceanside, New York) was an American cinematographer whose work included Hot Saturday (1932), I've Got Your Number (1934) and You're in the Army Now (1941).
Best known for
Filmography 71
Why We Fight: Divide and Conquer
1943 · Cinematography
Beyond the Line of Duty
1942 · Cinematography
Lady Gangster
1942 · Cinematography
On Plex
You're in the Army Now
1941 · Cinematography
The Smiling Ghost
1941 · Cinematography
The Great Mr. Nobody
1941 · Cinematography
Henry Busse and His Orchestra
1940 · Cinematography
South of Suez
1940 · Cinematography
A Fugitive from Justice
1940 · Cinematography
An Angel from Texas
1940 · Cinematography
The Amazing Mr. Williams
1939 · Cinematography
On Dress Parade
1939 · Cinematography
Slapsie Maxie's
1939 · Cinematography
Angels Wash Their Faces
1939 · Cinematography
Torchy Blane... Playing with Dynamite
1939 · Cinematography
The Man Who Dared
1939 · Cinematography
Going Places
1938 · Cinematography
Torchy Gets Her Man
1938 · Cinematography
On TCM
Penrod's Double Trouble
1938 · Cinematography
Crime School
1938 · Cinematography
Penrod and His Twin Brother
1938 · Cinematography
Sh! The Octopus
1937 · Cinematography
The Adventurous Blonde
1937 · Cinematography
Back in Circulation
1937 · Cinematography