Don Loper (1906-1972)

Birthplace:
Toledo, Ohio, USA

Born:
April 29, 1906

Died:
November 22, 1972

Don Loper was an American costume and necktie designer, as well as a screenwriter, choreographer, associate producer, actor, and assistant to MGM musicals producer Arthur Freed. He began his career as a dancer and was teamed with Ginger Rogers in the film Lady in the Dark.

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Associate Producer:
1945  It's a Pleasure

Choreographer:
1944  Belle of the Yukon
1944  Four Jills in a Jeep
1945  It's a Pleasure

Costume Design:
1944  Belle of the Yukon
1944  Four Jills in a Jeep
1945  It's a Pleasure
1948  Ruthless
1953  The Girl on The Roof
1953  The Moon Is Blue
1955  The Big Combo

Costume Designer:
1944  Belle of the Yukon
1944  Four Jills in a Jeep
1945  It's a Pleasure
1948  Ruthless
1952  Rancho Notorious
1953  The Girl on The Roof
1953  The Moon Is Blue
1955  The Big Combo

Costume Supervisor:
1944  Belle of the Yukon
1944  Four Jills in a Jeep
1945  It's a Pleasure
1947  Out of the Blue
1948  Ruthless
1952  Rancho Notorious
1953  The Girl on The Roof
1953  The Moon Is Blue
1955  The Big Combo

Production Design:
1944  Belle of the Yukon
1944  Four Jills in a Jeep
1945  It's a Pleasure
1947  Out of the Blue
1948  Ruthless
1952  Rancho Notorious
1953  The Girl on The Roof
1953  The Moon Is Blue
1955  The Big Combo

Costume Design:
1957  DuPont Show of the Month

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