Milton Schwarzwald(1891-1950)

Director
Music Department
Producer

Milton Schwarzwald was born on 16 September 1891 in Michigan, USA. He was a director and producer, known for Rhythm Cafe (1938), Bank Notes (1939) and Musical Airwaves (1936). He was married to Ruby Rose LaPearl. He died on 2 March 1950 in Los Angeles, California, USA.

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Known for

Rhythm Cafe

Short

Director

1938

Bank Notes

Short

Director

1939

Musical Airwaves

Short

Director

1936

Beauty Shoppe

Short

Director

1938

Credits

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Director

Pharmacy Frolics
Short
- Director
- 1939
Gals and Gallons
Short
- Director
- 1939
Arcade Varieties
Short
- Director
- 1939
With Best Dishes
Short
- Director
- 1939
Swing Sanitarium
Short
- Director
- 1939
Hello Mama
Short
- Director
- 1939
Cafe Boheme
Short
- Director
- 1939
Bank Notes
Short
- Director
- 1939
Samovar Serenade
Short
- Director
- 1939
Readin', 'Ritin', and Rhythm
Short
- Director
- 1939
Tropical Topics
Short
- Director
- 1939
Wild and Bully
Short
- Director
- 1939
Nautical Knights
Short
- Director
- 1938
Venetian Moonlight
Short
- Director
- 1938
Patio Serenade
Short
- Director
- 1938

Music Department

I Was a Shoplifter
6.1
- musical director
- 1950
Ma and Pa Kettle Go to Town
6.7
- music supervisor
- 1950
The Kid from Texas
6.3
- musical director (uncredited)
- 1950
Outside the Wall
6.7
- musical director
- 1950
Woman in Hiding
6.9
- musical director
- 1950
Undertow
6.6
- musical director
- 1949
Bagdad
5.3
- musical director
- 1949
The Pecos Pistol
Short
- conductor
- music arranger
- 1949
Bud Abbott Lou Costello Meet the Killer Boris Karloff
6.7
- musical director (uncredited)
- 1949
Arctic Manhunt
5.1
- music arranger
- musical director
- 1949
Silver Butte
Short
- conductor
- music arranger
- 1949
Calamity Jane and Sam Bass
5.9
- conductor
- music arranger
- 1949
Illegal Entry
6.1
- musical director
- orchestrator (uncredited)
- 1949
Prairie Pirates
Short
- musical director
- 1949
Johnny Stool Pigeon
6.6
- musical director (uncredited)
- 1949

Producer

Girl on the Spot
6.0
- executive producer
- 1946
The Singing Sheriff
6.0
- executive producer (uncredited)
- 1944
You're a Lucky Fellow, Mr. Smith
6.1
- executive producer (uncredited)
- 1943
Top Man
7.1
- producer
- 1943
How's About It?
7.0
- executive producer (uncredited)
- 1943
Tune Time
Short
- producer
- 1942
Doin' the Town
8.9
Short
- associate producer
- 1941
Sing Another Chorus
5.8
- supervising producer (uncredited)
- 1941
Dizzy Doings
Short
- producer
- 1941
Pharmacy Frolics
Short
- producer
- 1939
Swing Hotel
5.9
Short
- producer
- 1939
Gals and Gallons
Short
- producer
- 1939
Arcade Varieties
Short
- producer
- 1939
With Best Dishes
Short
- producer
- 1939
Swing Sanitarium
Short
- producer
- 1939

Personal details

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Born
- September 16, 1891
- Michigan, USA
Died
- March 2, 1950
- Los Angeles, California, USA
Spouse
- Ruby Rose LaPearl1918 - ? (his death, 2 children)
Parents
Other works
Active on Broadway in the following productions:

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Trivia
Active on Broadway, 1916-1927, as composer and musical director of operettas and musical comedies. Worked in Hollywood from 1933 and was under contract to Universal during the final year of his life (1949-1950).