34th Annual Academy Awards
April 9, 1962

The Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Santa Monica

Your Host: Bob Hope
Televised over ABC
"The Star-Spangled Banner," sung by Mary Costa, and "Oscar Fantasy Overture #1"
Welcome and introduction of Bob Hope:Academy President Wendell Corey
Documentary Awards:George Chakiris & Carolyn Jones
Costume Design:Eddie Albert & Dina Merrill
Supporting Actor:Shirley Jones
Short Subjects:George Hamilton & Glynis Johns
Film Editing:Angie Dickinson & Rod Taylor
Honorary Award to William L. Hendricks:Greer Garson
Scoring Awards:Cyd Charisse & Tony Martin
Sound Recording:Anthony Franciosa & Joanne Woodward
Special Effects:Macdonald Carey & Shirley Knight
Honorary Award to Jerome Robbins:Gene Kelly
Supporting Actress:Rock Hudson
Jean Hersholt Humanitarian Award:Charles Brackett
Cinematography:Vincent Edwards & Shelley Winters
Black & White winnner Eugene Shuftan was not present at the ceremony. Howard Keel accepted the Award on his behalf.
Honorary Award to Fred L. Metzler:Wendell Corey
Art Direction:Carroll Baker & Richard Chamberlain
Foreign Film:Eric Johnston
Ingmar Bergman was not present at the ceremony. Harriet Andersson accepted the Award on his behalf.
Thalberg Award:Arthur Freed
Song:Debbie Reynolds
Writing Awards:Jack Lemmon & Lee Remick
Director:Rosalind Russell
Actor:Joan Crawford
Actress:Burt Lancaster
Sophia Loren was not present at the ceremony. Greer Garson accepted the Award on her behalf.
Best Picture:Fred Astaire
"Bachelor in Paradise"-- Ann-Margret
"Love Theme from El Cid"-- Johnny Mathis
"Moon River"-- Andy Williams
"Pocketful of Miracles"-- Gogi Grant
"Town Without Pity"-- Gene Pitney

Jerome Robbins with his Oscars® for Best Director and his Honorary Award and Robert Wise with his Oscars® for Best Director and Best Picture (West Side Story)
Rita Moreno and George Chakiris with their Oscars® for Best Supporting Actress and Best Supporting Actor
Best Actor winner Maximilian Schell with presenter Joan Crawford
In Rome, Sophia Loren is delighted with her Best Actress Award for Two Women.
Henry Mancini (Comedy/Dramatic Score) w. presenter Cyd Charisse
Fred Hynes and Gordon Sawyer, winners for Sound Recording, with presenters Joanne Woodward & Anthony Fransciosa
Show Producer:Arthur Freed
Telecast Producer & Director for ABC:Richard Dunlap
Musical Director:Johnny Green