Film editor for motion pictures and television for 25 years. Born in Yekaterinoslav, Russia, he served as editor for tv shows, including "Treasury Men in Action" (16 episodes, 1954-55), "Boots and Saddles" (38 episodes, 1957-58), "Yancey Derringer" (9 episodes, 1959) and "Man With a Camera" (14 episodes, 1958-60). Feature films include "Run For the Hills" (1953), "Speed Crazy" (1959), "Shadow of the Boomerang" (1960), "Operation Bottleneck" (1961), "The Clown and the Kid" (1961) and "Winter A-Go-Go" (1965). Irving Berlin (no apparent relation to the famous same-named composer) died at age 79 at Westside Hospital in Los Angeles of acute renal failure. Survivors included his wife Helen and nephew, Herbert White.
Film editor for motion pictures and television for 25 years. Born in Yekaterinoslav, Russia, he served as editor for tv shows, including "Treasury Men in Action" (16 episodes, 1954-55), "Boots and Saddles" (38 episodes, 1957-58), "Yancey Derringer" (9 episodes, 1959) and "Man With a Camera" (14 episodes, 1958-60). Feature films include "Run For the Hills" (1953), "Speed Crazy" (1959), "Shadow of the Boomerang" (1960), "Operation Bottleneck" (1961), "The Clown and the Kid" (1961) and "Winter A-Go-Go" (1965). Irving Berlin (no apparent relation to the famous same-named composer) died at age 79 at Westside Hospital in Los Angeles of acute renal failure. Survivors included his wife Helen and nephew, Herbert White.
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