The Rose Tattoo and To Catch a Thief Win Cinematography: 1956 Oscars

Cantinflas and host Jerry Lewis present the Oscar for Cinematography (Black-and-white) to James Wong Howe for The Rose Tattoo, and the Oscar for Cinematography (Color) to Robert Burks for To Catch a Thief, at the 28th Academy Awards in 1956.
Other unannounced nominees for Cinematography (Black-and-white): Blackboard Jungle (Russell Harlan), I'll Cry Tomorrow (Arthur E. Arling), Marty (Joseph LaShelle), Queen Bee (Charles Lang).
Other unannounced nominees for Cinematography (Color): Guys and Dolls (Harry Stradling), Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing (Leon Shamroy), A Man Called Peter (Harold Lipstein), Oklahoma! (Robert Surtees).

[@Kinopanorama1]

A pleasure to watch clean-shaven men and beautifully dressed women accept their Oscar®s.

[@succulentstir9907]

Interesting how short and seemingly insignificant these wins were back then

[@rosrychaplet]

it took me a minute but he's saying CANTINFLAS with an American pronunciation.

[@sandrashevey8252]

Burks won for `To Catch a Thief` but Hitch never won an Oscar. Shame on you!

[@brazinterma1900]

"Thank you very much and thank to you HITCH"

[@angelthman1659]

Can-TIN-flas, not CAN-tinflas.