Max Terr
Sound · Original Music Composer · Sound Editor · Music
Born Nov 16, 1890 · Odessa, Kherson Governorate, Russian Empire [now Ukraine]
Active 1928–1951
Maxwell J. Terr was a Russian-born American pianist, arranger, bandleader, and film composer, best known for his Oscar-nominated score for the 1942 version of Charlie Chaplin's The Gold Rush and for the march theme of MGM's Metro News.
Filmography
The Great Dictator (1940) — OrchestratorThe Little Foxes (1941) — OrchestratorDark Shadows (1944) — MusicThe Love Parade (1929) — Original Music ComposerIt Looks Like Rain (1945) — MusicI Love My Husband, But! (1946) — MusicStairway to Light (1945) — MusicTrifles That Win Wars (1943) — Original Music ComposerDancing Romeo (1944) — MusicThat's Why I Left You (1943) — Original Music ComposerMagic on a Stick (1946) — MusicThe Immortal Blacksmith (1944) — Original Music ComposerTurn Off the Moon (1937) — Vocal CoachA Really Important Person (1947) — MusicHeavenly Music (1943) — MusicPurity Squad (1945) — MusicThe Luckiest Guy in the World (1947) — MusicStorm (1943) — MusicAbilene Town (1946) — Original Music ComposerWaterfront (1928) — Sound AssistantThe Great American Mug (1945) — MusicTo My Unborn Son (1943) — MusicForgotten Treasure (1943) — MusicMarines in the Making (1942) — Music