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Editor: RICHARD GERTNER

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HERBERT BERG, JANE DANZIGER, PINKY HERMAN, WILLIAM PAY

QUIGLEY PUBLICATIONS NEW YORK Foreword

This, the 1971 International Television Al- manac, is the 16th annual edition appearing under its own cover and title as a companion volume to the International Motion Picture Almanac. For several preceding years publi- cation was under a combined title. Prior to that Television was a section in early editions of the Motion Picture Almanac. Thus the reference data compiled for easy use are based on annual publications going back to the beginning of the tele- vision era. The `heart' of this year's Almanac is, as always, the biographical section with its thousands of biographies. Other sections give information needed on the who, what, where and when of television. -MARTIN QUIGLEY, JR.

1971 INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION ALMANAC

Contents copyrighted 197o by Quigley Publishing Company, New York. Publications of general circulation may reproduce material in this volume if proper credit is given Inter- national Television Almanac; reproduction by all other pub- lications without written permission is expressly forbidden.

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Table of

Contents

INDEX OF SUBJECTS 18A

POLL AND AWARD WINNERS 39A

INDEX OF ADVERTISERS 744

WHO'S WHO 1-333

PICTURES 335-415

PRODUCERS -DISTRIBUTORS 416-448

STATIONS 449-526

SERVICES 527-563

TALENT AND LITERARY AGENCIES 554-558

PUBLICITY REPRESENTATIVES 558-561

COMPANIES 564-592

ADVERTISING AGENCIES -STATION REPRESENTATIVES 593-609

THE INDUSTRY IN GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND 611-652

THE INDUSTRY IN CANADA 653-666

THE WORLD MARKET 667-684

PROGRAMS 685-696

ORGANIZATIONS 697-722

TELEVISION CODE 723-732

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For information and bookings write to: MIFED MIFED - Largo Domodossola 1 - 20145 Milano (Italy) Telegrams: MIFED - Milano Association of Motion Picture Producers and Bowie Films Ltd. 621 Laboratories of Canada 661 Box Office Television, Inc. 569 Association of National Advertisers, Inc. 702 Brand Names Foundation, Inc. 702 Association of Radio-Television News Brandon Films, Inc. 411, 419 Analysts 702 Bray Studios, Inc. 419 Association of Specialized Film Producers 647 Association Professionale de Cineastes, General Industry Statistics 668 Montreal 661 Brenner, Joseph Associates 411 Association -Sterling Films 418 Britain (see British, Great Britain & Ireland) Associations British Actors' Equity Association 647 British 647 British Advertising Agencies 639 Canada 661 British Animation Group 647 Athos TV & Film Facilities Ltd. 620 British Associations 647 Atlantic Video Corp. 569 British Broadcasting Corp. 569, 614, 654 Atlas Television Corp. 418, 569 British Equipment Manufacturers 650 Audience Studies, Inc. 587 British Films Ltd. 621 Audio (publication) 735 British Government Units 614 Audio Productions 418 British Kinematograph Sound and Audubon Films 411 Television Society 647 Austin Productions, Inc. 418 British Laboratories 634 , General Industry Statistics 668 British Libraries, Film and Music 633 Australian Broadcasting Commission .... 620 British Producers and Distributors 620 Austria, General Industry Statistics 668 British Radio Valve Manufacturers' Assn. __. 647 Authors' Guild Inc. 702 British Regional Television Association 647 Authors' League of America, Inc. 702 British Services 631 Autocue (Great Britain) Ltd. 620 British Society of Cinematographers Ltd..___ 647 Avco Embassy Pictures Corporation British Studios 637 Television 418, 569 British Year in Review 612 Award and Poll Winners 39A Britten -Faye Productions, Inc. 420 Award Films 419 Broadcast Editorial Reports, Inc. 570 Azteca Films, Inc. 411 Broadcast Music, Inc. 570, 702 Broadcast Pioneers, The 703 Broadcast Reps. Ltd. 659 B Broadcasters, World TV 678 Broadcasters Association of Puerto Rico . 703 Broadcasting BBC Television Enterprises 420, 621 (publication) 735 BBM Bureau of Measurement 663 Broadcasting & Film Commission of National BFB Productions 419 Council of the Churches of Christ in the USA BMI Canada Limited 661 420, 703 Bagnall, George, and Associates, Inc. 419, 569 Broadcasting Foundation of America 420, 703 Bailey Film Associates 573 Broadcasting Studio Employes, Local 782 Bairn, Harold Film Productions (London) (IATSE), New York 708 Ltd. 621 Broadcasting Yearbook (See Broadcasting Baldwin Organization, Inc. The 419 Magazine) 736 Balfour Films 621 Brown, Barry, Brillig Prod., Inc. 420 Ball, Lucille, Productions, Inc. 419 Burnell Productions Ltd. 621 Balsam, Jerome, Films, Inc. 419 Burrud, Bill, Productions 420 Bamore Film Productions, Ltd. 621 Burstyn, Inc. 411 Banner Associates, Inc., Bob 419 Business Screen Magazine (publication) 736 Barbre Productions Inc. 419 Bygrave, Jack, Productions, Ltd. 621 Bartlett, Hall, Television Productions 419 Byles, Gibb & Associates Ltd. 659 Basch Radio & TV Productions 419 Byron Motion Pictures, Inc. 420 Basic Films Ltd. 621 Bassin, Gene, Productions Inc. 419 Beacon Television Features, Inc. 419 Beck, Alexander, Films, Inc. 419 C Becker, V. S., Productions 419 Beckert/Brown Ltd. 419 CAPAC (Composers, Authors and Publish- Bell Film Exchange 419 ers Association of Canada, Ltd.) 662 Berkeley Films, Ltd. 621 CBC National Selective Sales 659 Berkey Pathe 569 CBS Enterprises, Inc. 420 Better Theatres (publication) 734 CBS Laboratories (see Columbia Broadcast- Biddick Company 419 ing System, Inc.) 573 Big Fights, Inc., The 419 CBS Map 14A Billboard, The (publication) 735 CBS News 621 Biographic Films Ltd. 621 C/Hear Services, Inc. 421 Biographies 1 C.T.S. Studios Ltd. 622 Border Television Ltd. 616 CTV Television Network Limited 654 Boulton-Hawker Films Ltd. 621 Caledonian Film Services 621

2OA Broadcasters Association, Inc _ 703 China () Industry Statistics 670 California International Productions 421 Chronicle Productions 421 Calonius, Lars, Productions, Inc. 421 Cinecraft, Inc. 421 Cambodia, Industry Statistics 670 Cine -Lingual Ltd. 621 Camelot Productions Ltd. 421 Cine-Metric, Inc. 422 Camera Craft Rents 421 Cine -Video Productions, Inc. 422 Camera Equipment (British) 631 Cine -View, Inc., (Cine -Tele Prods.) 422 Camera Location Services 621 Cine -Vox Prods. Inc. 422 Camera Sales, Rentals, Repairs 530 Cinema and Television Benevolent Fund 647 Camera Service Center, Inc. ____.._-_-__- -_._._ 570 Cinema Arts Associates, Inc. 421 Campus Film Distributors Corporation 421 Cinema Center Films 621 Campus Film Productions, Inc. 421 Cinema Pictures, Inc. 422 Canada Cinema V Distributing, Inc. 412 Advertising Agencies 659 Cinema -Vue Corporation 422 Associations 661 Cinepix, Inc. 422 Canadian Broadcasting Corp. 654 Cinesound Effects Library Ltd. 621 Companies 654 Cinetoon Productions 422 Distributors, TV Film 665 Cinevista Ltd. 621 Equipment 662 City Film Center, Inc. 422 Film Carriers 552 Clairmont Films 422 Film Exchanges 548 Clear Channel Broadcasting Service 570 Film Laboratories 539 Code, Television 723 Laboratories 663 Colburn, John Associates, Inc. 422 Newspaper Editors and Writers 666 Color Processes 540 Producers 664 Colorado Broadcasters Association 703 Research Organizations 663 Colorama Features, Inc. 422 Screening Rooms 553 Colour Film Services, Ltd. 621 Services 661 Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. 570 Station Representatives 659 Bailey Film Associates 573 Stations 655 CBS/Columbia Group 572 Canadian Advertising Research Foundation CBS/Holt Group 572 Inc. 665 CBS Intl. Div. 572 Canadian Association of Broadcasters 661 CBS Laboratories 573 Canadian Broadcast Executives Society 662 CBS News 572 Canadian Broadcasting Corp. 654 CBS Records 572 Canadian Facts Ltd. 663 Cinema Center Films 572 Canadian Society of Cinematographers 661 Creative Playthings 573 Cantwell -Miller Ltd. 421 Direct Marketing Services 572 Capital Enterprises 421 Electronic Video Recording Div. 573 Capital Film Laboratories Inc. 570 Musical Instruments Div. 572 Carmen Productions, Inc. 570 Inc. 573 Cartoon Distributors Corporation 421, 570 Radio Division 571 Cartoon Producers 535 Television Network 571 Cascade Pictures of California, Inc. 421 Television Services Div. 573 Casolaro Giglio Films Distributing Co. 411 Television Stations 571 Catholic Actors Guild of America 703 Comete, La 422 Catholic Motion Picture Enterprises 421 Commerce, Dept. of 561 Catholic Writers Guild of America, Inc. 703 Commercial Jingles 534 Cavalcade Pictures, Inc. and Cavalcade Commercial Radio and Television, Ltd. 622 Television Programs 421 Commercials, Producers and Distributors of 416 Cavalier Films Ltd. 621 Commonwealth United Corp. . 422 Cavalier Productions, Inc. 421 Commonwealth United Television, Inc. 422, 574 Celebrity Bulletin 736 The Communications Group, A Corporation 422 Celebrity Register 736 Companies 564 Central Casting Ltd. 647 Company of Artists Productions, Inc. 422 Central Office of Information 621 Composers, Authors and Publishers Associa- Century 21 Productions 621 tion of Canada, Ltd. (CAPAC) 662 Chambers & Partners 621 Composers & Lyricists Guild of America, Inc. 704 Channel Allocations 520 Composers' Guild of Great Britain 648 Channel Allocations Concanen Films, Ltd. 622 U.S. Territories & Possessions 526 Condor Pictures, Inc. 422 Channel Television 616 Confederation of Entertainment Unions _.._ 648 Chapman, Bruce, Co. 421 Connaught Films Ltd. 422 Charter Oak Tele-Pix 421 Connecticut Broadcasters Association, Inc. 704 Cheryl -TV Corp. 421 Consultants 533 Chicago Film Laboratory, Inc. 421 Contact Book 736 Children's Television Workshop 570 Contempol Productions, Inc. 422 Chilton Film & TV Enterprises Ltd. 621 Continental Cinema Corp. 422 China (Communist) Industry Statistics 670 Continental Distributing, Inc. 412 21A Continental International Pictures 423 Distributors and Producers Continental Motion Picture Corp. 412 Canada 664 Cooper, Marcus Ltd. 622 Great Britain 620 Cooper, Peter H., Inc. 423 U.S. 416 Co-ordinated Marketing Agency Inc. 423 Distributors of Trailers 549 Corinthian Broadcast Corp. 574 Dorland Advertising Ltd. 622 Cornsweet, Harold, Film Productions 412 Douglas Film Industries, Inc. 424 Corradine, Tom J., & Associates 423 Dramatists Guild, Inc. 705 Costume Suppliers (British) 639 Drummer Films Ltd. 622 Costumes and Uniforms 532 Dryer, Sherman H., Productions 424 Coty Television Corp. 423 Dube, Harry S. (Producer) 424 County Films Ltd. 622 Du Mont Electron Tubes 574 Coven, Frank, Enterprises, Ltd. 622 Dunn, Cal, Studios 424 Cox, William G., Film Enterprises 423 Crandall, Roland D. Productions 423 Craven, Thomas Film Corporation 423 E Creative Consultants 423 Creative Man Bement Associates, Inc. 423 Creative Playthings, Inc. 573 EMI Film Productions Ltd. 622 Creativision, Ihc. 423 Eastman Kodak Company 574 Crest Film Productions Ltd. 622 Edel, Herman, Associates 574 Crestview Productions Ltd. 622 Editor and Publisher (publication) 736 Critics and Writers of the Newspapers Can- Editorial Films Productions Ltd. 622 ada 666 Editors and Writers Newspaper Crosby, Bing Enterprises 574 (Canada) 666 Crosby, Bing, Productions, Inc. 423, 574 Educational & Television Films Ltd. 622 Crown Pictures International 423 Edwards, Ralph, Productions _ __._.-______424 Crystal Pictures, Inc. 423 Elan -Porter Productions, Inc...... _ _.._.. ___ 424 Film Eldorado Films, Inc. 424 Culhane Studios, Inc. _ 423 Cummings Productions, Inc. 423 Electric Utilities Television 424 Cutting Rooms 531 Electrical Electronic & Telecommunication Union 648 Electronic & Appliance Specialists (pub.) 736 Electronic Industries Association 705 Electronic Industries Assoc. of Canada 662 D Electronic Technician/Dealer (publication) 736 Electronic Valves & Semi -Conductor Mfgrs Association 648 Electronics (publication) 736 DBA Consolidated Television Sales (see Electronics World (publication) 736 George Bagnall & Associates) 424 Elektra Film Productions, Inc. 425 DFI Communications, Inc. 424 Elliot, Unger and Elliot, Inc. D4 Film Studios, Inc. 424 425 Ember Records Ltd. 622 Daiei Motion Pictures (USA) Inc. 412 Emerson Television and Radio Co. Daily Variety (publication) 736 575 Emery Pictures, Inc. 575 Darer Corporation 424 425, Empire Film Productions 623 Data Film Distributors, Ltd. 622 Empire Films, Inc. Day, Francis and Hunter Ltd. 425 622 Endorsements, International Day, Gordon M., Productions 424 Ltd. .425 Engineered Marketing Long De Gray, Denton Agency, Ltd. of Island 425 622 Entertainment Agents, Association De Lane Lea Ltd. 622 Ltd. 648 Entertainment, Copyright Research Co. 575 Defense, Dept. of 561 Episcopal Actors Guild of America, Delfont, Bernard Ltd. (TV Dept.) Inc..... 705 622 Equipment, Lighting Demby Productions, Inc. 424 531 Equipment Manufacturers, British : General Industry Statistics 670 650 Equipment Manufacturers, Canadian 662 Department of the Army, Radio and TV 561 Equipment, Studio DePatie-Frelong Enterprises, Inc. _ 535 704 Era Productions, Inc. Depicto Films, Inc. 424 425 Ewart & Company (Studio) Ltd. Derel Producing Associates 424 623 Eyeline Films Ltd. 623 DeWolfe Ltd. 622 Diffusion D'Informations Par Le Film S.A... 622 Digby Turpin Films, Ltd. 622 Dillon Productions, Inc. 424 F Directors, Inc. 705 Director's Guild Benevolent and Education- F. L. Productions, Inc. 575 al Foundation 705 Facts, Figures & Film 736 Directors Guild of America, Inc. 704 Faillace Productions, Inc. 425 Directors Guild of Canada 662 Fair Deal Motion Picture Service 425 Disney, Walt, Productions 424 Fairbanks, Jerry, Productions 425, 575 Disney Walt, Productions, Ltd. 622 Fairbanks, "Tiny', Enterprises, Inc. .425 22A Falk, Richard R., Associates 425 Film House Productions Ltd. 623 Fame (publication) 735 Film Investment Corporation 575 Fame -Motion Picture Daily Poll TV Cham- Film Laboratories 537 pions, 1949-69 39A Film Laboratory Association Ltd. 648 Family Films 425 Film Libraries, Stock -Shot 541 Family Theater, Inc. 425 Film News 737 Famous Artists Productions 425 Film Processing, Raw Stock and Storage .... 537 Fan Magazines 742 Film Producers & Distributors Fancey, E. J., Productions Ltd. 623 Britain 620 Feature Films, 1955-70 335 Canada 664 Fedderson, Don, Productions 425 U.S. 416 Federal Communications Bar Association 706 Film Producers Association of New York 706

Federal Communications Commission . 562, 706 Film Producers Guild Ltd. 623 Federal Trade Commission 562 Film Production Association of Great Britain 648 Federation of Specialized Film Associations 648 Film Publicity Guild Ltd. 648 Ferro, Pablo, Films Inc. 425 Film Quarterly .. 737 Film -Aide 425 Film Storage Vaults 540 Film and TV Contractors Association Ltd. 648 Film Studios of Chicago, III. 426 Film Artistes' Association 648 Film Surveys Ltd. 623 Film Associates, Inc. 425 Film Video Releasing Corp. 426 Film Aviation Services Ltd. 623 Film Vision Corp. 42' Film Carriers 550 Filmack Studios Film Centre (International) Ltd. ._ 623 Films -Around -The -World Film Classic Exchange 426 Films, Feature Releases, 1955-70 Film Contracts Ltd. 623 Films Five, Inc. Film Effects Films for Television of Holly British 636 Films of India U.S..... 531 Films of Scotland Film Exchange Employes, Local F-45 Films of the Nat (IATSE) 708 Films of Tod', Film Exchange Employes, Local B-61 Filmwav (IATSE) 708 Fine Film Exchanges 542 Finl, Film Graphics, Inc. 426 Fiore de. FOR A ° A41*` %o. FUTi SHOOT YOUk PRODUCTION IN THE UNI STATES OF AMERICA

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23A Firestone Film Syndication, Ltd. 426 Goodnoff, Sol, Productions 429 First Aid Employees 708 Goodson-Todman Productions 429, 576 Fishbein, Frieda 426 Goulding-Elliott-Greybar Productions 429 Five Cities Films Ltd. 623 Government Film Bureaus 561 Flagg, Films, Inc. 426 Government Units, British 614 Flamingo Film Productions 623 Governor Films 412 Flamingo Telefilm Sales, Inc. 426 Grade, Leslie, Ltd. 624 Fleetwood Films, Inc. 426 Grade Organization, Ltd., The 624 Florida Association of Broadcasters 706 Grampian Television, Ltd 616 Flying A Pictures, Inc. 426 Granada -Television Ltd. 617 Focus Presentations, Inc. 426 Grand Prize Films, Inc. 412 Ford, Maurice, Television Service 623 Advertising Agencies 639 Foreign Films in United States Great Britain & Ireland Distributor and Title 411 Associations 647 Fordel Films, Inc. 426 British Broadcasting Corporation 614 Format Productions, Inc. 428 Camera Equipment 631 Forster, Geoffrey, Assoc. Ltd. 623 Costume Suppliers 639 Fortune Associates 428 Equipment Manufacturers 650 Fotovox, Inc. 428 Government Units & Program Contractors 614 Four Companies Productions 623 Laboratories 634 Four Provinces Films Ltd. 623 Libraries, Film & Music 633 Four Star Entertainment Corp. 428, 576 Market Research 635 Four Star International 428, 576 News Film Service 638 Fox, Geo., Corp., The 428 Producers and Distributors 620 Fox, Harry, Agency 706 Recording Studios 635 Framer, Walt, Productions 428 Services for Producers 631 France Industry Statistics 670 Studios 637 Fremantle International, Inc. 428, 623 Tilting-Special Effects 636 French Broadcasting System (Radiodiffu- Year in Review 612 sion Television Francaise) in No. America 576 Greatest Fights of the Century Inc. 429 Friedel, Marilyn L. & Associates, Com- Greece Industry Statistics 671 munications Consultants 428 Green, Lewis G., Productions 429 Funt, Allen A., Productions 428 Greene, Ben, Films Prod. 429 Greene, Elaine, Ltd. 624 Greenfield, Ernest Wm., Adv., Inc. 429 Greshler, Abner, Productions, Inc. 429 G Grey, Timothy, Film Partnership Ltd. 624 Group One Radio Ltd. 659 GBA Productions 428 Group Two Animation Ltd...._____..___ _..__ 624 G.H.W. Productions Ltd. 623 Gruneau Research Ltd. 663 Galaxie Productions, Inc. 428 Guam 671 Garisto, Lou, Productions 429 Guild Animation Ltd. 624 Garrett, James & Partners Ltd. 623 Guild of Film Art Directors 648 Gateway Film Productions Ltd. 623 Guild of Film Production Executives 648 Gateway Television Productions Ltd. 623 Guild Television Service Ltd. 624 Gauntlet Film Productions 623 Guilds and Unions 697 General & Municipal Workers' Union 648 General Electric Co. 576 General Electric Broadcasting Co., Inc.. -.- 576 H General Screen Enterprises Ltd. 623 General Television Enterprises, Inc. 429 H -R Productions, Inc. 429

Georgia Association of Broadcasters 706 Halas & Batchelor Animation Ltd. ______624 Gerald Productions, Inc. (see Communica- Halliford Studios 624 tions Group) 429 Hamilton Wright Org., Inc. 429 Germany, Industry Statistics 670 Handel Film Corp. 429 Gertz, Mitchell, Agency, Inc. 429 Hankinson Studio, Inc. 429 Glen Glenn Sound Co. 429, 576 Hanna -Barbera Prods. Inc. 430 Gilkison, Anthony Associates Ltd. 623 Hardy, Stewart Films Ltd. 624 Glenar Studios 429 Hardy Radio and Television Ltd. 659 Global Television Services Ltd. 624 Harlech Television Ltd. 617 Globe Pictures, Inc. 412 Harper, Campbell, Films Ltd. 624 Godfrey, Bob, Films, Ltd. 624 Harris-Tuchman Prods., Inc. 430 Gold, Melvin L. Enterprises 429 Harriscope Broadcasting Corporation 430 Golden Globe Awards 42A Harrison Pictures Corp. 412 Goldhawk Films, Ltd. 624 Hartley Prods., Inc. 430 Goldstone Film Enterprises, Inc. 412 Hartley -Ward Films, Ltd. 624 Gomalco Enterprises 429 Harvey Cartoon Studios, Inc. 430 Goodman, Harry S., Productions 429 Harvey's Place 576 Goodman, Martin, Productions 429 Hatchford Films Ltd. 624 24A Hawaiian Association of Broadcasters 706 International Brotherhood of Electrical Hawke Studios Ltd. 624 Workers (AFL) 713 Health, Education and Welfare, Dept. of .... 562 International Entertainment Corp. __.. 413, 431 Helios Telefilm Productions Ltd. ..._ 624 International Film Bureau Inc. 431 Helso Pictures Corp. 430 International Motion Picture Almanac Hemdale Group, The 624 (see Quigley Publishing Co.) 735 Henley, Arthur, Productions 430 International Photographer (publication) .. 737 Hillbrow Productions Ltd. 624 International Photographers of the Motion Hinkle Pictures, Inc. 430 Picture Industries (Cameramen), IPMPI Hire, John Anderson 620 Locals (IATSE) 708 Hoff berg Productions, Inc. 412 International Radio and Television Society 713 Holdsworth, Gerald, Ltd. 624 International Sound Technicians of the Mo- Holland: General Industry Statistics 671 tion Picture, Broadcast and Amusement Hollywood Reporter (publication) 737 Industries, Local 695 (IATSE-AFL) L. A. 708 Hollywood Television Service International Surveys Ltd. 664 (see Republic Pictures, Inc.) _.... -. 430, 577 International Television Almanac Holt, Rinehart and Winston Inc. 573 (see Quigley Publishing Co.) 735 Home Office Employes Local H-63 (IATSE) 709 International Television Services Ltd. 625 Industry Statistics 672 International Video, Inc. 577 Hope Enterprises, Inc. 577 International Video Productions 431, 577 Howard & Wyndham Films & TV Ltd. 624 Intertel Colour Television Ltd. 625 Howard Radio-TV Productions (see Iowa Broadcasters Association 713 Academy Film Prods., Inc.) 430 Ireland Hu Chain Associates 430 General Industry Statistics 672 Hubley Studio, Inc. 430 Industry in Great Britain & Ireland 611 Hudiburg, Lucille, Productions 430 Irvine, Robert, Productions Ltd. 625 Hullen International, Inc. 430 Israel, Industry Statistics 673 Hyams, T.V. Films, Inc. 430 Italy, Industry Statistics 673

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IATSE (International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employes & Moving Picture Opera- J. B. Productions ------_--.. --__-- .-- 431 tors of the U.S. & Canada) (AFL-CIO) 707 Jam Handy Organizations, The 431 ITN Ltd. 625 Jamel Productions, Inc. 431 Idaho Broadcasters Association 707 Jamieson Film Company 431 Illinois Broadcasters Association 707 Janson -Smith, Peter, Ltd. 625 Impact Films, Inc. 413 Janus Films, Inc. 413 Impact Overseas 624 Japan, Industry Statistics 673 Incorporated Society of British Advertisers Jayark Films Corp. 431 Ltd. 648 Jaysina Enterprises, Inc. 431 Incorporated Television Co. Ltd. (ITC) .... 625 Jenkins, Cyril Prod. Ltd. 625 Independent Canadian Television Sales Ltd. 659 Jerrold Electronics Corporation 577 Independent Cine Art Ltd. 624 Jewell TV -Radio -Film Productions 431 Independent Motion Picture Machine Oper- Jewish Theatrical Guild of America, Inc., The ators and Television Employees, Inc. - -_ 707 713 Independent Television Authority 614 Jingles, Commercial 534 Independent Television Companies Associa- William Randolph Johnson Productions 431 tion, Ltd. 648 Journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Independent Television Corp. (ITC)._ 430, 577 Television Engineers (publication) 737 Independent Television News Ltd. 625 Justice, Dept. of 562 India, Industry Statistics 672 Indiana Broadcasters Association, Inc. 707 Indonesia, General Industry Statistics 672 K Institute for Education by Radio -Television 707 Institute of Canadian Advertising Agencies 661 Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engi- Kanawha Films, Ltd. 413 neers 707 Kansas Association of Radio Broadcasters 713 Institute of Practitioners in Advertising 649 Kavanagh Productions Ltd. 625 Institution of Electronic and Radio Kay, David M. 625 Engineers 649 Kay -EM Film Company 413, 431 Interfìlm (London) Ltd. 625 Keitz and Herndon, Inc. 431 Interior, Dept. of the 562 Kenco Films, Inc. (See Tape -Films, Inc.) .-_ 431 Interlingual Television, K. K. 430 Kerkow, Herbert, Inc. 431 International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Ketchum, MacLeod & Grove, Inc. 431 Employes & Moving Picture Machine Op- Key Productions, Inc. 431 erators of the U.S. and Canada (AFL- Keystone Broadcasting System Inc. 577 CIO) 707 Killiam Shows, Inc. .431 25A King Bros. Productions, Inc. 432 King, Kenneth Enterprises 625 M King Screen Prods. 432 Kingsway Film Equipment Ltd. 663 MCA, Inc. 577 Kinocrat Films Ltd. 625 MCA TV 433, 577 Kleiman Productions 432 MCA TV International 433 Klein, Walter J. Co. Ltd. 432 MGM -TV, a Division of Metro -Goldwyn - Knickerbocker Productions, Inc. 432 Mayer, Inc. 433, 579 MKR Films, Inc. 433 MLG Film Agency, Ltd. 626 L MPO Videotronics, Inc. 433 MRM Prods. Ltd. 626 Macqueen Film Organization Ltd. 626 L&M Films (see William Randolph Johnson Magazines Prods.) 432 Fan 742 Laboratories Trade 734 Canada 663 Magna Pictures Corp. 413 Great Britain 634 Magnavox Co. 578 U.S. 537 Maine Radio and TV Broadcasters Assn. 714 Labs. Photo Reproduction 540 Majestic Telefilm Corp. 433 Laboratory Technicians, Locals (IATSE) 708 Major Market Broadcasters Ltd. 659 Lance Productions, Inc. 432 Makeup Artists & Stylists, Locals 709 Lancer Productions, Inc. 432 Malaysia, General Industry Statistics 675 Lane, Don Pictures, Inc. 432 Manley, Walter, Enterprises, Inc. 433 L'Anglais, Paul, Inc. 659 Maps, TV Network Larchmont TV Studios, Inc. (see TV Guild ABC 16A Productions, Inc.) 432 CBS 14A Laufman, Herbert S., & Company 432 NBC 12A Laureate Prods. Inc. 432 Marathon International Productions, Lawrence, Robert, Productions, Inc. 432 Inc. 434, 626 Lebanon, Industry Statistics 674 Mark Three Studios, Inc. 434 Ledeck Productions Ltd. 625 Market Research Lee Electric (Lighting) Ltd. 625 British 635 Lee-Spiller Productions Ltd. 625 Canada 663 Leonard, Herbert B., Productions, Inc. 432 U.S. 534 Lester, Gene, Productions 432 Marketing/Communications (publication) 737 Levene, Carol, Productions 432 Maryland-D.C. Broadcasters Association 714 Le Vien Films, Ltd. 625 Massachusetts Broadcasters Association 714 Lewis, Day Productions, Ltd. 625 Master Films Distributors, Inc. 434 Lewis, Lester H., Associates 432 Mastertape (Magnetic), Ltd. 626 Liberty Studios Inc. 432 McConkey, Mack, Productions 434 Libra Film Distributors & Producers 432 McCrory, John, Studios 434 Libra Productions 432 McCurdy Radio Industries Ltd. 663 Libra Productions Ltd. 625 McDonald Research Ltd. 664 Libraries McLendon Radio Pictures, Inc. 434 British 633 Meadway Television Ltd. 626 Film Stock -Shot 541 Mechanical Copyright Protection Society Music 531 Ltd. 649 Library of Congress 563 Medallion TV Enterprises, Inc. 434 Lieb, Jack Productions 432 Merchandisers 534 Lighting Equipment 531 Mercury Productions 434 Lilly, Lou, Films/West 432 Merit Productions, Inc. 434 Lion International Films 413 Merriwell, Frank, Enterprises 434 Lion Pacesetter Prods. Ltd. 625 Messner & Co. Ltd. 659 Lion Television Services Ltd. 625 Metro Artist Bureau 434 Literary and Talent Agencies 554 Metromedia, Inc. 578 Little, King & Partners, Ltd. 625 Metromedia Producers Corp. 434, 579 Lloyd, Jack, Productions 432 Mexico, Industry Statistics 675 Location & Technical Services 626 Michigan Association of Broadcasters 714 Location Sound Facilities Ltd. 626 Miller, Dick, Associates Film Productions, Locations (TV & Films) Ltd. 626 Inc. 434 Lodge, Arthur, Productions, Inc. 433 Milner-Fenwick, Inc. 434 London Weekend Television Ltd. 617 Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications 614 Long, Don, Productions 626 Mississippi Broadcasters Association 714 Longnecker, Robert, Agency (see Telepak) 433 Missouri Broadcasters Association 714 Lott Video Productions 433 Mode -Art Pictures, Inc. 434 Louisiana Association of Broadcasters 714 Modern Sound Pictures, Inc. .434 Love, James, Productions, Inc. 433 Modern Teleservice, Inc. 434 Luce, Ralph, Productions 433 Mogull's Films 435 26A Monkhouse, Mitchell, Associates Ltd. 626 National Association of Broadcasters 715 Montana Broadcasters Association 714 National Association of Educational Broad - Moreno, G., Film Prod. Ltd. 626 casters 716 Moreno Film Studios 626 Notional Association of Performing Artists 716 Morris, Dwight, Productions 435 National Association of Theatrical and Kine Morris, Nelson, Productions, Inc. 435 Employees 649 Morris, William, Agency, Inc. 435 National Audience Board, Inc. 716 Morton Productions 435 National Broadcasting Co., Inc. Moss, Herbert M., Productions 435 Britain 626 Motion Picture Advertising Corporation 435 U.S. 580 Motion Picture Almanac (publication) 735 National Catholic Office For Radio and Motion Picture & Television Facilities Ltd. 626 Television 716 Motion Picture and Television Relief Fund, National General Television Distribution 435 Inc. 709 National Interest Picture Production Ltd. 626 Motion Picture Costumers (IATSE-AFL) 709 National Music Publisher's Association, Motion Picture Crafts Service Local 709 Inc. 717 Motion Picture Daily (publication) 734 National Productions (see Enders, Robert Motion Picture Daily-Fame Poll TV Cham- J. Inc.) 435 pions, 1949-69 39A National Screen Service Ltd. 626 Motion Picture Export Association of Amer- National Telefilm Associates, Inc. 435, 583 ica Inc. 649 National Telefilm Associates (U.K.) Ltd. 626 Motion Picture Film Editors, Locals (IATSE) 709 National Telepix Inc. 435 Motion Picture Herald (publication) 734 National Teleproductions Corp. 436 Motion Picture Home Office Employees 709 National Television Films 436 Motion Picture Screen Cartoonists 710 National Television Rental Association Ltd. 649 Motion Picture Script Supervisors and pro- National Variety Artists, Inc. 717 duction secretaries, Local 161 (IATSE) Nationwide Pictures 436 N.Y. 710 Navy, Dept. of the 562 Motion Picture Service Co. 435 Neal, Stanley, Productions, Inc. (see Motion Picture Set Painters 710 Don Lane Pictures, Inc.) 436 Motion Picture Studio Art Craftsmen 710 Nebraska Broadcasters Association 717 Motion Picture Studio Cinetechnicians 710 Nemeth, Ted, Studios 436 Motion Picture Studio Electrical Technicians 710 Network Maps, Television Motion Picture Studio Grips 710 ABC 16A Motion Picture Studio Teachers and Wel- CBS 14A fare Workers 710 NBC 12A Motorola Inc. 579 Network Programs 685 Movielab-Hollywood, Inc. 580 Networks 449 Movietonews, Inc. 435 Nevada Broadcasters Association 717 Mulvihill, Paul & Co., Ltd. 659 New Caledonia, Industry Statistics 675 Murphy, Owen, Productions, Inc. 435 New Central Film Services (Soho) Ltd. 626 Music, Music Libraries and Music Cutting 531 New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters 717 Musical -Creative Practitioners 626 New Jersey Broadcasters Association 717 Musicians' Union Local 47 Amer. Fed. of New Merritt Enterprises, Inc. (see Musicians (AFL-CIO) 714 Nicholson -Muir Prods., Inc.) 436 Musicians' Union (British) 649 New Mexico Broadcasters Association 717 Musk, Cecil, Ltd. 626 New World Pictures, Ltd. 626 Mutual Broadcasting System, Inc. 580 New York Review Presentations 413 Mutual Sports, Inc. 580 New York State Broadcasters Association 717 Myerberg, Michael, Productions, Inc. 435 New York Yankees, Inc. 573 New Zealand, Industry Statistics 675 Newell, David M. 436 News Film Service 638 Newsfilm, Inc. 436 N Newspaper Listing 739 Newspapers, Television Editors and Writ- NABUG (see National Association of ers, Canada 666 Broadcasting Unions and Guilds) 715 Newsreel Producers 536 NBC Films, Inc. 435 Nicholas Cartoon Films Ltd. 626 NBC Map 12A Nicholson -Muir Productions, Inc. 436 Nassour Pictures, Inc. 435 Nicoll, Oliver W., Productions 436 National Academy of Television Arts and Nielsen, A. C. Co. of Canada Ltd. 664 Sciences 714 Niles, Fred A. Communications Center, Inc. 436 National Association for Better Broadcast- Norbert Productions, Inc. 436 ing 715 North Carolina Association of Broadcasters, National Association of Broadcast Employ- Inc. 717 ees and Technicians 715 North Dakota Broadcasters Association 717 Notional Association of Broadcast Unions & : General Industry Statistics 675 Guilds (NABUG) 715 Noveck, Fima, Productions 576

27A Phonographic Performance Ltd. 649 o Photo Reproductions Labs. 540 Pictures Feature Releases, 1955-70 335 Ltd. 664 ORC International Pictures For Business 437 627 Oakhurst Productions Ltd. Pinney, Roy, Productions 437 627 O'Brien, Ray Films Productions, Ltd. Pinschewer Films, Ltd. 627 Ltd. 627 Ocean Films Plato Films Ltd. 627 627 Ocelot Productions Plautus Productions (see Titus Productions, Productions, Inc. 436 Odyssey Inc.) 437 Trade 562 Office of International Pohlman Film Productions, Inc. 437 Office of Services 562 Media Poll and Award Winners 39A Films, Inc. 436, 584 Official Polytell Films Ltd. 627 718 Ohio Association of Broadcasters Portland Productions, Inc. 437 Industry Statistics __ 675 Okinawa, Potts, Lorrie and Co. Ltd. 659 Association 718 Oklahoma Broadcasters Premier Film & Recording Corp. 437 Okun, Lillian, Productions 436 Presbury, S. & Co., Ltd. 627 Opera Cameos TV Production 436 President Films, Inc. 414 Orb Productions Ltd. 627 Press, The Oregon Association of Broadcasters 718 742 Organizations Fan Magazines .. Newspaper Listing 742 Canada 661 Trade Publications 734 Great Britain 647 Prime T. V. Films, Inc. 437 U. S. 697 Ltd. 627 667 Primrose Film Productions World Market 438 627 Princeton Film Center, Inc. Orion Picture Corporation 438 Overmyer Network 584 Princeton Report, Inc. Producer -Writers Guild of America Pension Overseas Film and Television Centre Ltd... 627 Plan 718 Owens, Harry, Television Prods. 436 Producers and Distributors Canada 664 Great Britain 620 U. S. 416 P Producers of Shorts, Cartoons, Newsreels _. 535 Production Associates Film Corp. 584 Production Facilities and Rental Studios .._ 528 P.A.T. Film Services Inc. 437 Professional Films, Inc. 438 Pacemaker Pictures, Inc. 413 Program Material-Producers & Distributors Packaged Programs, Inc. 437 Canada 664 Paddington Productions, Ltd. 627 Great Britain 620 Pakistan, Industry Statistics 675 U. S. 416 Palisades International Corp.._-____ 413 Programs 685 Pan-American Television Corp. 437 Progressive Video Prods. Ltd. 627 Paramount Television 584, 627 Projectionists, Locals (IATSE) 710 Paramount Television Enterprises Interna- Promenade Films, Inc. 414 tional 437 Promotional Services, Inc. 585 Paramount Television Sales 437 Properties and Scenery 533 Parkside Film Productions Ltd. 627 Publications Partington, Jack, Television Productions .-_. 437 Fan 742 Pathe Contemporary Films, Inc. 413 Trade 734 Pathe News, Inc. 437 Publicists, Locals (IATSE) 711 Patsy Awards, 1969 42A Publicity Industrial Commercial Photos Ltd 627 Paxton Records 627 Publicity Representatives 558 Peak Film Prods. Ltd. 627 Puerto Rico, Industry Statistics 676 Pearl & Dean (Productions) Ltd. 627 Purcell Productions 585 Peckham Productions, Inc. 437 Pye TVT Ltd. 627 Pegasus Productions, Inc.._ 437 Pelican Films Inc. 437 Pendulum Productions, Inc. 437 Association of Broadcasters ._ 718 Performance Productions 437 Performing Right Society Ltd., The 649 Q Permanent Charities Committee of The En- tertainment Industries 718 Q.E.D. Productions, Inc. ___ 438 Personal Managers' Association Ltd., The _. 649 QM Productions .. 438 Peru, Industry Statistics 676 Quartet Films, Inc. 438 Peterson, Robert E., Productions 437 Quartet International, Inc. 438 Philco-Ford Corporation 584 Quigley Publications Awards Philippines, Industry Statistics 676 1949-69 39A Phoenix Films Ltd. .. 627 Quigley Publishing Company 734 28A R Canada 663 U. S. 534 Rhode Island Broadcasters Association _... 719 RAI Corp. Rialto Film Preben Philipsen Ltd. 628 Italian Radio TV System 585 Riviera Productions 439 RBA Helicopters ltd. 628 Rizzoli Films Distribution, Inc. 414 RCA Corp. 585 Roberts, Rex Studios Ltd. 628 RCA Recorded Program Services 438 Rocket Pictures, Inc. 439 RCA Sales Corp. 585 Rockett, F. K., Co. 439 RCA Victor Co. Ltd. 663 Rockhill Productions 439 RKO General, Inc. 586 Rodney -Young Productions, Inc. (see RKO General National Sales 659 Cavalier Productions) 439 Radim Films 438 Roffman, Richard H., Associates 439 Radio Advertising Bureau, Inc. 718 Rolab Studios and Rolab Photo -Science Radio and Electronic Component Manufac- Laboratories 439 turers' Federation 649 Rosamond Productions, Inc. 439 Radio & TV Women of Southern California 718 Rose-Magwood Productions 439 Radio and Television Packagers, Inc. 438 Ross Reports: Television 737 Radio & Television Retailers' Association Rourke, Jack, Productions 439 (RTRA) Ltd. 649 Rouzer, Danny, Studio 439 Radio & Television Sales Inc. 659 Roxy Films (G.B.) Ltd. 628 Radio and Television Sound Effects 711 Royal Television Society 649 Radio and Television Weekly (publication) 737 Royalty House Productions Ltd. 628 Radio -Electronics (publication) 737 Runnymede Films Ltd. 628 Radio Features of America 438 Radio House Ltd. 659 Radio Industry Council, The 649

Radio Luxembourg (London) Ltd. _ 627 S Radio -Newsreel -Television Working Press Association 718 SKS Prods. Inc. 439 Radio Society of Great Britain 649 Sagitta Productions Ltd. 628 Radio-TV Commentators, Inc. 585 Samaritan Films 628 Radio Telefts Eireann 617 Samoa (American) 676 Radio-Television (Publication) Daily 737 Samuels, Sam 439 Radio -Television Representatives Ltd. 659 Samuelson Film Service Ltd. 628 Radiovision, Ltd. 627 Sandler Film Commercials 440 Radiowriters _ Association 649 Sandler Institutional Films, Inc. 440 Ragsdale, Carl Associates, Ltd. 438 Saphier, James L. Agency, Inc. 440 Rainbow Island Productions, Inc. 438 Satellite Film Corp. 440 Rainbow Pictures, Inc. 438 Saunders, W. B., Company (see Ram Films, Inc. 438 Columbia Broadcasting System) 573 Ram Productions 438 Savage Friedman, Inc. 440 Random Film Productions Ltd. 628 Savannah Prods. Inc. 440 The Rank Organization Advertising Films Scenery and Properties 533 Division Ltd. 628 Scenic Artists, Local 816 (IATSE), Los Rasky, Harry, Productions, Inc. 438 Angeles 711 Rauland Div. of Zenith Radio Corp. 592 Schafer, Kermit, Radio & Television Produc- Raw Stock Manufacturers 541 tions 440 Rawlings, Donald Film Associates ._.. 628 Shaffer, Sy, Enterprises, Inc. 587 Ray, Reid H., Film Industries, Inc. 438 Schnur, Jerome, Prods. Inc. 440 Rayant Pictures Ltd. 628 Schofield, Stanley Productions, Ltd. 628 Rayant Television Ltd. 628 Schwerin Systems Ltd. 664 The Walter Reade Organization 414, 438, 586 Science Films Ltd. 628 Record Companies 536 Scotland, Industry Statistics 676 Recording Studios (British) 635 Scott, Kevin Films 628 Recording, Tape 530 Scottish Television Ltd. 617 Rediffusion Ltd. 628 Screen Actors Guild (AAAA-AFL) 719 Redlin Productions, Inc. 438 Screen Advertising World Association 650 Reed Roland, Productions, Inc. 439, 586 Screen Gems 586, 628 Reels Film Laboratories, Inc. 439 Screen Gems, Inc. 440, 586 Reemack Enterprises, Inc. 439 Screen Scores 628 Reichenbach, Bob & Associates 439 Screencraft Productions 628 Relay Services Association of Great Britain 649 Screening Rooms 552 Rental Studios and Production Facilities ____ 528 Screenspace Ltd. 628 Reproduction, Photo Labs 540 Script Supervisors 711 Republic Pictures 439 Scripture Films (see Hack, Herman, Produc- Republic Television Features 439 tions) 440 Research, Market Secondari, John H. Prods. Ltd. 440 British 635 Securities and Exchange Commission 563 29A Services Sound and Recording Services 529 Animation 532 Sound -Film Services Ltd. 629 Camera Sales, Rentals, Repairs 530 South Africa, Industry Statistics 677 Canada 661 South Carolina Broadcasters Association -. 719 Color Processes 540 South Dakota Broadcasters Association .... 720 Commercial Jingles 534 South Korea Consultants 533 General Industry Statistics 677 Costumes & Uniforms 532 Southern California Broadcasters Cutting Rooms 531 Association 720 Film Carriers 550 Southern Television Ltd. 617 Film Effects 531 Sovereign Films Ltd. 629 Film Exchanges 542 Sovereign Prods. Inc. (See Reynolds, Film Storage 540 Stuart Prods.) 441 Government Film Bureaus 561 Spalla, Rick, Video Productions 441 laboratories 537 Sparta Florida Music Group Ltd. 629 Lighting Equipment 531 Spectra Films Inc. 441 Market Research 534 Spokesman Films Ltd. 629 Merchandisers 534 Sponsor (publication) 738 Music, Music Libraries, Music Cutting ... 531 Sportlite Films, Inc. 442 Photo Reproduction Labs 540 Sports Broadcasters Association 720 Producers of Shorts, Cartoons, Newsreels 535 Spotlite News, Inc. 442 Properties and Scenery 533 Square Deal Pictures Carp. 442 Publicity Representatives 558 Stage Employees, Locals (IATSE) 711 Raw Stock Manufacturers 541 Standard Broadcast Sales Co. 659 Record Companies 536 Starch, Daniel (Canada) Ltd. 664 Rental Studios and Production Facilities 528 Stars & Stripes Productions Forever, Inc. --.. 442 Screening Rooms 552 State, Dept. of 562 Slides-Telops 534 Station Maps Sound and Recording Services 529 ABC 16A Stock -Shot Film Libraries 541 CBS 14A

Stop Watches - 534 NBC 12A Studio Equipment 535 Station Representatives Talent and Literary Agencies 554 Canada 659 Tape Recording Facilities 530 U.S. 605 Trailer Distributors 549 Station Representatives Associations, Inc. -- 720 Videotape to film transfer 530 Stations Sesac, Inc. 719 Canada 655 Set Designers and Model Makers, Local 847 U.S. and Territories & Possessions 449 (IATSE) , Hollywood 711 World Market 667 Seven Arts Associated Corp. 441 Statistics 34A Seven Arts Television (Ssee Warner Bros. Stempel, Frank, Agency 442 Television) 441 Stephens and Towndrow Seven Seas Films Ltd. 628 (CBS Radio of Canada Ltd.) 659 Sextant, Inc. 441 Sterling Information Services, Ltd. 442 Sharps' Television Services Ltd. 629 Sterling Movies U.S.A., Inc. (see Shelle Productions, Inc. 441 Association -Sterling Films) 442 Shillingford-Lamb Associates Ltd 628 Sterling Television Company, Inc. (see Showcorporation 441 Walter Reade -Sterling Inc.) 442 Sigma Ill Corp. 414 Stewart Films, Ltd. 629 Signal Films Ltd. 629 Stock -Shot Film Libraries 541 Signature Films 441 Stockdale and Company 442 Silverpine Studios Ltd. 629 Stokes Cartoons Ltd. 629 Simon, Al Productions 441 Stonewall Productions, Inc. 442 Sinclair Film Company Ltd. 629 Stop Watches 534 Singleton -Howard Personal Management -. 629 Storage Vaults, Film 540 Sixteen Screen Service Co. 441 Storer Broadcasting Company 588 Sixteen Services Ltd. 629 Story Analysts, Local 854 (IATSE), Skiatron Electronics and Television Corp... 587 Hollywood 712 Sleeping Giant Films, Inc. 441 Storyboard, Inc. (see The Hubley Studios, Slesinger, Stephen, Inc. 441 Inc.) 442 Slides-Telops 534 Stovin-Byles Television Ltd. 659 Smith, Studio, The 441 Stratford, John G. Film Corp. 414 Snader Productions, Inc. 588 Streech, Wilbur, Productions, Inc. 442 Society of Authors 650 Stronghold Films, Ltd. 629 Society of Film and Television Arts Ltd. -- 650 Studio Equipment 535 Society of Motion Picture and Television Studio Lambert, Ltd. 629 Engineers 719 Studio Mechanics, Locals (IATSE) 712 Songwriters Guild (of Great Britain) Ltd. -- 650 Studio Projectionists 712 Sonney Amusement Enterprises, Inc. 441 Studio Property Craftsmen 712

30A Studios Television Index 738 Great Britain 637 TELEVISION International Enterprises, Ltd. 629 U.S. 528 Television Library, Inc. 443 Subscriber -Vision (see Skiafron Electronics Television/Radio Age 738 and Television Corp.) 588 Television Recordings Ltd. 629 Sutherland, John, Productions, Inc. 442 Television Reporters International Ltd. 629 Sweden, Industry Statistics 677 Television Screen Prod. Inc. 443 Swift, Allen 442 Television Stations: Swift Film Productions 629 Canada 655 Swift -Chaplin Productions, Inc. 442 U. S. 449 ; General Industry Statistics 677 Television Today (publication) 734 Sylvania Electric Products, Inc. 588 Telic, Inc./Telic Productions 444 Synchromation Films, Ltd. 629 Telorama Productions, Inc. 444 Syndicated Programs 685 Templar Film Studios 629 Tennessee Association of Broadcasters 721 Terr, Michael, Inc. 444 Testament Films Inc. 444 T Association of Broadcasters 721 Thailand, Industry Statistics 677 TNT Communications, Inc. 588 Thames Television Ltd. 617 TNT Electronics 589 Theatre Authority, Inc. 721 TV and Motion Picture Productions, Inc. 442 Theatre Guild, The 444 TV Attractions 442 Theatre Vending (see Better Theatres) 738 TV Cartoons Ltd. 630 Theatrical Wardrobe Attendants 713 TV Film Distributors (Canada) 665 33 Productions, Inc. 444 TV Film Source Book (publication) 738 Tigon British Television Ltd. 629 TV Guild Productions, Inc. 442 Times Film Corp. 414 T -V Visuals, Inc. (see Award Films) 442 Titan Television Productions Ltd. 629 Tahiti, General Industry Statistics 677 Titus Productions, Inc. 444 Talbot Television Ltd. 629 Tobias, Herb, & Associates, Inc. 444 Talent and Literary Agencies 554 Toddy Pictures Co. 444 Talent Associates 442 Toff, David Music Publishing Co., Ltd. 630 Tape -Films, Inc. 442 Toho International U.S.A. Inc. 414 Tape Recording Facilities 530 Toonder Film (Ireland) Ltd. 630 Tara Ltd. 629 Tower Productions 444 Teen -Age Fair Television 442 Town and Country Commercials Ltd. 630 TeeVee Company, The 442 Trade Publications 734 Teitel Television Films 443 Trailer Distributors 549 Tel Ra Productions 443 Trans -America Film Corp. 444 Telecine Film Studios, Inc. 443 Trans -Canada Marketing Studies, Ltd. 664 Telecommunication Engineering and Manu- Trans -lux Distributing Corp. 415 facturing Association 650 Trans -Lux Television International Corp..... 444 Teledynamics Corp. 443 Trans -Video Productions Limited 444 Telefilm, Inc. 443 Trans -World Films, Inc. 444 Telemated Motion Pictures 443 Triangle Film Productions Ltd. 630 Telemount Pictures, Inc. 443 Triangle Stations 444 Telenews Film Corp. 443 Tribune Prods. 630 Telepak D.B.A. 443 Triumph Films, Inc. 630 Tele -Productions Ltd. 629 Tunnel Film Productions Ltd. 630 TelePrompTer Corporation 443, 588 Turkey: General Industry Statistics 677 Telescene Film Productions Co. 443 Turn of The Century Fights, Inc. 444 Teletales, The News Letter of the Television Twentieth Century -Fox Television, Inc. 444 World 738 Twickenham Film Studios Ltd. 630 Tele -Tape Productions, Inc. 443 Tyne Tees Television Ltd. 618 Tele -Ventures London Ltd. 629 Television Almanac (publication) 735 Television and Radio Features of America 443 Television Broadcasting Service, Inc. 443 U Television Broadcasting Studio Employes 712 Television Bureau of Advertising 720 UPA Pictures, Inc. 444 Television Bureau of Advertising of UPITN Corp. 444, 630 Canada, Inc. 662 US Information Agency 563 Television Champions, 1949-69 39A U.S. Marine Corps 562 Television Code, The 723 Ullman, George, Agency 444 Television Digest (publication) 738 Ulster Television Ltd. 618 Television Exploitation (distributor) 443 Unicorn Pictures Ltd. 630 Television Factbook (publication) 738 Unifilms, Inc. 445 Television Features of America 443 Uniforms and Costumes 532 Television Graphics, Inc. 443 Union of South Africa (see South Africa) 31A Unions and Guilds 697 Warner Bros. Distributing (Canada) Ltd. 447 United Arab Republic, Industry Statistics 677 Warner Bros. Television ___.....__-___ 447, 590 United Artists Television (International Warwick Television Productions Ltd. 630 Division) 445, 589 Washington State Association of Broad - United Artists Television, Inc. 445, 589 casters 721 United Artists Television of Canada 445 Weinberger, Josef, Ltd. 630 United Cineworld Corp. 445 Weiss, Adrian, Productions 448 United Communications Corporation 445 Weiss, Louis, & Co. 448, 591 United Film Enterprises, Inc. 415 Welcome Television 630 United Film Productions Ltd. 630 West of England Studios Ltd. 631 United Motion Pictures (London) Ltd. 630 West Virginia Broadcasters Association 721 United Motion Picture Organization 415 Western Broadcast Sales Ltd. 659 United Nations 590 Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. United Nations-Radio and Visual Services (Group W) 591 Division, Office of Public Information Westminster Films Ltd. 630 590, 721 Westward Television Ltd. 618 United Press International 445 Who's Who i United States Productions, Inc. 446 Wick, Charles Co. 448 Universal Education & Visual Arts __. 446, 590 Wick Films, Inc. 448 Universal Television 446, 590 Wiggins, Helen, Films, Ltd. 631 Utah Broadcasters Association 721 Wilding Inc. 448 Willard Productions (Georgia) 448 Willard Pictures, Inc. 448 William Morris Agency, Inc. 591 V Williams, Derick, Productions, Ltd. 631 Willoughby Film Productions Ltd. 631 VPI (A division of Electrograph Corp.) Winik Films Corp. 448 446, 590 Winnick, Maurice (Associates) Ltd. 631 VTR Productions, Ltd. 630 Winter -Atlas Productions 448 Van Coevering Productions 446 Wisconsin Broadcasters Association 722 Van Hearn Prods. 446 Wolper Productions, Inc. 448 Van Praag Productions 446 World Market, The 667 Van, Wally, Prods. 446 World Mirror Productions Ltd. 631 Variety (publication) 738 World TV Broadcasters 678 Variety Club of Great Britain 650 World Wide Animation Ltd. 631 Variety Enterprises, Inc. 446 World Wide Television Film Services, Ltd. 631 Vavin, Inc. 446 Wrather Corporation 448 Venezuela: General Industry Statistics 678 Wright, Carter Enterprises 448 Versatile Television Productions, Inc. 446 Writers Guild of America 722 Vetter, Edgar-John Cape Ltd. 630 Writer's Guild of Great Britain, The 650 Video Films, Inc. 446 Wyatt Cattaneo Productions Ltd. 631 Video Prints, Inc. 590 Wylde Films, Inc. 448 Video Prints of Illinois, Inc. 590 Wyoming Association of Broadcasters 722 Video -Tape to Film Transfer 530 Vietnam (South) 678 Viking Films, Inc. 446 Viking Films Ltd. 630 Y Vikoa Entertainment Corp. 446 Vincent, Chick, Co. 446 Yearbook of Radio and Television 738 Virginia Association of Broadcasters 721 Yorkshire Television Ltd. .. _ 618 Vision Associates, Inc. 447 Yugoslavia: General Industry Statistics 678 Visnews, Ltd. 630 Voice of London Ltd. 630 w z Zapel Studios, Inc. 448 WCD, Inc. 447 Zenith Corp. of Iowa 592 Wade, Rogers, Productions, Inc. 447 Zenith Film Productions Ltd. 631 Wallace Productions Ltd. 630 Zenith Radio Corporation 591 Warne, F. G., Ltd. 630 Zenith Sales Co. 592 Warner Bros. 630 Zouary, Maurice H., Television Productions 448

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NEW YORK HOLLYWOOD LONDON DISTRIBUTOR SALES OF RADIOS 1970 (first 7 months) Total Home* Auto January 1,293,051 565,125 727,925 February 1,273,712 597,906 675,806 March (5 wks.) 1,459,642 611,171 848,471 April 1,134,554 430,462 704,092 May 1,147,675 372,750 774,925 June (5 wks.) 1,650,485 773,576 876,909 July 980,060 611,368 368,692 TOTAL 8,939,179 3,962,358 4,976,821 * Includes table, clock and portable. Source: Electronic Industries Association. Advertisers

NETWORK AND SPOT TV ADVERTISING-ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES BY PRODUCT CLASSIFICATION Network expenditures are Net Time & Program Costs, compiled by Lending National Adver- tisers/Broadcast Advertisers Reports. Spot expenditures are estimated gross time costs from N. C. Rorabaugh Co. This report is from the Television Bureau of Advertising. Jan. -Dec. Jan. -Dec. Jan. -Dec. 1969 1968 1967* Agriculture $ 5,052,200 $ 6,387,700 $ 5,291,100 Ale, Beer & Wine 78,684,700 84,956,500 74,889,900 Amusement, Entertainment 36,412,800 23,095,400 10,7 30,400 Automotive 191,627,300 198,543,400 52,769,200 Building Material, Equipment, Fixtures, Paints 20,264,900 20,354,600 4,372,600 Clothing, Furnishings, Accessories 49,466,100 51,012,200 17,884,600 Confections & Soft Drinks 131,079,000 138,009,000 113,508,400 Consumer Services 35,564,900 52,501,600 28,471,500 Cosmetics & Toiletries 411,680,200 399,686,400 147,839,900 Dental Products 93,451,700 104,081,100 32,055,000 Drug Products 289,006,300 258,768,100 63,439,500 Food & Grocery Products 519,798,300 572,698,600 306,460,600 Garden Supplies & Equipment 5,958,400 6,717,900 2,800,000 Gasoline & Lubricants 78,128,400 85,395,800 50,453,000 Hotels, Resorts, Restaurants 1,159,200 4,626,600 1,761,800 Household Cleaners, Cleansers, Polishes, Waxes 144,430,200 99,499,200 35,518,600 Household Equipment-Appliances 39,857,100 30,937,200 8,476,000 Household Furnishings 26,921,500 17,393,900 4,463,300 Household Laundry Products 105,966,000 249,180,200 99,167,500 Household Paper Products 43,645,800 27,848,300 19, 395,900 Household General 110,081,000 97,892,300 38,722,600 Notions 1,796,100 2,595,300 5,232,200 Pet Products 48,782,400 46,687,200 21,008,300 Publications 16,329,000 84360,100 2,688,900 Sporting Goods, Bicycles, Toys 63,826,600 47,167,300 19,387,100 Stationery, Office Equipment 20,431,300 18,984,600 3,711,100 Television, Radio, Phonograph, Musical Instruments 43,963,300 26,965,100 6,511,200 Tobacco Products & Supplies 213,386,300 208,084,100 48,403,100 Transportation & Travel 55,844,200 50,401,200 33,076,000 Watches, Jewelry, Cameras and Optical Goods 41,273,200 38.065,300 1,539,200 Miscellaneous 23,287,500 60,962,200 25,475,200 Total $2,812,865,500 $2,823,852,000 $1,194,014,700 *1967 product classifications have undergone major revisions so as to make Spot TV data more comparable to product class data published by Leading National Advertisers. They are therefore not really comparable with past product category figures. 36A Viewing Habits TELEVISION USAGE Number of TV homes 59,600,000 Number of TV sets in homes 84,200,000 1969 1968 Avg. Hours per Home 5 hrs. 50 min. 5 hrs. 46 mins. Total Hours of Usage per Day 321,000,000

TELEVISION EXPENDITURES 1968 1966 Network (Net time and Program Costs) $1,499,867,200 $1,411,292,600 Spot (Gross Time Billings) 1,194,014.700 1,189,346,000

COMMERCIAL TELEVISION STATIONS 1970* 1969 1968 1967 Total 677 662* 637 611 VHF 501 499 499 492 UHF 176 163 138 119 *Includes 103 independent stations.

COLOR TELEVISION July 1970 July 1969 July 1968 Homes 25,100,000 18,660,000 16,050,000 Per Cent of TV Homes 41.7 32.0 28.2 Detailed information on the above presented on the following pages.

TELEVISION USAGE A BREAKDOWN OF TELEVISION VIEWERS Avg. Viewing % TV Time Per TV Home % Color Penetration Per Day Penetration Total U.S. 95 6:18 39 By Household Income Lower (under $5,000) 89 5:37 16 Middle ($5,000-9,999) 97 6:43 36 Upper ($10,000 -over) 98 6:18 59 By Age of Man of House Under 35 95 7:01 35-49 years 98 6:52 96 5:47 * 50 and over * None 90 5:22 By Education of Head of House 0-8 Yrs. Grade School 92 5.52 24 1-3 Yrs. High School 96 6:26 41 4 Years High School 97 7:02 41 1+ Yrs. College 96 5:47 46 By Territory Northeast 96 6:24 36 East Central 96 6:47 42 West Central 95 6:08 38 South 94 6:21 35 Pacific 95 5:40 46 *Not available Source: A. C. Nielsen (% TV Penetration Sept. 1, 1969; Color Penetration-Feb. 1, 1970; Time Spent Mar. -April, 1970) 37A TELEVISION - HOUSEHOLDS Total U.S. TV q Households Households with TV (000) (000) 1970 62,550 59,550 95.2 1969 61,300 58,250 95.0 1968 59,900 56,670 94.6 1967 58,900 55,130 93.6 1966 57,900 53,850 93.0 1965 56,900 52,700 92.6 1964 55,900 51,600 92.3 1963 55,100 50,300 91.3 1962 54,300 48,855 90.0 1961 53,170 47,200 88.8 1960 52,500 45,750 87.1 1959 51,150 43,950 85.9 1958 50,370 41,920 83.2 1957 49,500 38,900 78.6 1956 48,600 34,900 71.8 1955 47,620 30,700 64.5 1954 46,660 26,000 55.7 1953 45,640 20,400 44.7 1952 44,760 15,300 34.2 1951 43,890 10,320 23.5 1950 43,000 3,880 9.0 Source: NBC (based on ARF/Bureau of the Census Surveys, set sales data, and other industry sources. TELEVISION EXPENDITURES Network and Spot Spot television gross time billings topped the one billion dollar level for the second year dur- ing 1969, posting a total of $1,253.0 million. Network billings, which include net time and program costs, totaled $1,678.0 million. Network Spot 1969 $1,678,000,000 $1,253,000,000 1968 1,523,000,000 1,131,000,000 1967 1,455,000,000 988,000,000 1966 1,393,000,000 988,000,000 1965 1,237,000,000 892,000,000 1964 1,132,000,000 805,800,000 1963 1,025,000,000 697,800,000 1962 975,500,000 629,100,000 1961 887,300,000 547,600,000 1960 836,000,000 526,700,000 Sources: McCann-Erickson. COLOR TELEVISION Color Penetration of households TV Households % July 1970 25,100,000 41.7 Jan. 1970 23,400,000 39.3 Jan. 1968 13,700,000 24.2 Jan. 1966 5,220,000 9.6 Jan. 1964 1,610,000 3.1 CATV OPERATION SYSTEMS AND SUBSCRIBERS Operating Total % of TV Systems Subscribers Households 1970 2,350 4,500,000 7.6 1969 2,260 3,600,000 6.2 1968 2,000 2,800,000 4.9 1967 1,770 2,100,000 3.8 1965 1,325 1,275,000 2.4 1960 640 650,000 1.4 1955 400 150,000 0.5 1952 70 14,000 0.1 Source: Television Digest.

38A Poll and Award Winners

1953; Toast of the Town, 1954; The Ed Sullivan QUIGLEY PUBLICATION AWARDS Show, 1955; Playhouse 90, 1956; Playhouse 90, 1957; Playhouse 90, 1958; Playhouse 90, 1959; TV CHAMPIONS The Untouchables, 1960; The Power and the Glory, poll by 1961; The Defenders, 1962; The Danny Kaye Show, Winners of the 21st annual conducted 1963; Profiles in Courage, 1964; Hallmark Hall of Motion Picture Daily and Fame among Television Fame, 1965; Stage 67, 1966; The Critics of the United States in 1969 were: Show, 1967; Rowan & Martin's Laugh -In, 1968. Best Television Performer-, 1949; Best Network Television Program-(1) Rowan Sid Caesar, 1950; Jimmy Durante, 1951; Lucille & Martin's Laugh -In, (2) Ironside, (3) The Dean Ball, 1952; Donald O'Connor, 1953; George Gobel, Martin Show. 1954; , 1955 Steven Allen, 1956; Perry Best Television Performer-(1) Bill Cosby, (2) Como, 1957; Dinah Shore, 1958; Fred Astaire, Raymond Burr, (3) . 1959; , 1960 Sir , Best Dramatic Program (1 hour or more)-(1) 1961; Danny Kaye, 1962; Danny Kaye, 1963; Danny Marcus Welby, M.D., (2) CBS Playhouse, (3) Mis- Kaye, 1964; Danny Kaye. 1965: Jackie Gleason, sion Impossible. 1966; , 1967; Dean Martin, 1968. Most Promising Female Star-Felicia Montealegre, Best Variety Program-(1) The Dean Martin 1949; Imogene Coca, 1950; Lucille Ball, 1951; Maria Show, (2) The Show, (3) The Ed Riva, 1952; Audrey Meadows, 1953; Eva Marie Sullivan Show. Saint, 1954; Jeannie Carson, 1955; Erin O'Brien, Most Promising New Male Star-(1) Lloyd 1956; Polly Bergen, 1957; Barrie Chase, 1958; Haynes, (2) Michael Parks, (3) . Tuesday Weld, 1959; Annie Farge, 1960; Cynthia Most Promising New Female Star-(1) Julie Pepper, 1961; Donna Douglas, 1962; , Sommars, (2) , (3) Karen Valentine. 1963; Elizabeth Montgomery. 1964: , Best Comedian-(1) Bob Hope, (2) Bill Cosby, 1965; Mario, Thomas, 1966; Paula Prentiss, 1967; (3) Red Skelton. Diahann Carroll, 1968. Best Comedienne-(1) Carol Burnett, (2) Lucille Most Promising Male Star-Dave Garroway, 1949; Ball, (3) . Jerry Lewis, 1950; Herb Shriner, 1951; Wally Cox, 1952; Julius LaRosa. 1953; Dick Shawn, 1954; Best Comedy Team-(1) Rowan and Martin, (2) Johnny Carson, 1955; Buddy Hackett, 1956; Pat Jackie Gleason and Art Carney, (3) Carol Burnett Bonne. 1957; Chuck Conners. 1958; Edward Byrnes, and Harvey Korman. 1959: Bob Newhart, 1960; Vincent Edwards. 1961; Best Comedy Show (1) Rowan & Martin's Jack Lord, 1962; James Franciscus, 1963; Jim Na - Laugh -In, (2) The Carol- Burnett Show, (3) The hors, 1964; Bill Cosby, 1965; Peter Deuel, 1966; Bill Cosby Show. Monte Markham, 1967; Robert Morse, 1968. Best Dramatic Program (one-half hour) - (1) Most Effective Color Use-Max Liebman Presents, Room 222, (2) , (3) Adam -12. 1954; Max Liebman Presents, 1955; Producers Showcase, 1956; The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, Most Unique New Program-(1) Love American 1957; The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, 1958; The Style, (2) My !World and Welcome to It, (3) Dinah Shore Chevy Show. 1959; The Dinah Shore Room 222. Chevy Show, 1960; Walt Disney's Wonderful World Best Western Series-(1) , (2) Bonan- of Color, 1961; Walt Disney s Wonderful World za, (3) The Virginian. of Color, 1962; Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Best Mystery Program-(1) Ironside, (2) Mis- Color, 1964; Walt Disney's Wonderful World of sion: Impossible, (3) . Color, 1965. Best Vocalist (Male)-(1) Andy Williams, (2) Best Comedian-Sid Caesar, 1950; Sid Caesar, Dean Martin, (3) Toni Jones. 1951; Sid Caesar, 1952; Jackie Gleason, 1953; George Gobel. 1954; George Gobel, 1955; Phil Sil- Best Vocalist (Female)-(1) Leslie Uggams, vers, 1956; Jack Benny, 1957; Red Skelton, 1958; (2) , (3) . Jack Benny, 1959; Red Skelton, 1960; Red Skelton, Best Musical Show (Popular)-(1) The Andy 1961; Red Skelton 1962 Danny Kaye, 1963; Dick Williams Show, (2) The Glen Campbell Show, (3) Van Dyke, 1964: hick Van Dyke. 1965; Red Skel- Kraft Music Hall. ton, 1966; Red Skelton, 1967; Bob Hope, 1968. Best Sportscaster-(1) Curt Gowdy, (2) Chris Best Comedienne-lmogene Coca, 1950; Imogene Schenkel, (3) Jim McKay. Coca, 1951; Lucille Ball, 1952; Imogene Coca, 1953; Lucille Ball, 1955; Lucille Ball, Best Daytime Program-(1) Today Show, (2) Lucille Ball, 1954; Dark 1956; Lucille Ball, 1957; Lucille Ball, 1958; Lu- Shadows, (3) Mike Douglas. cille Ball, 1959; Carol Burnett, 1960; Carol Burnett, Best Children's Program-(1) Sesame Street, (2) 1961; Lucille Ball, 1962; Lucille Ball, 1963 Lucille Walt Disney, (3) Captain Kangaroo. Ball, 1964; Lucille Ball, 1965; Lucille Ball, 1966; Best Quiz Show (Audience Participation)-(1) Carol Burnett, 1967; Carol Burnett, 1968. Let's Make A Deal, (2) Jeopardy, (3) Concentra- Best Comedy Team-Sid Caesar & Imogene Coca, tion. 1953; Lucille Ball & Desi Arnez. 1954; George Burns & Gracie Allen, 1955 Lucille Ball & Desi Best Quiz Show (Panel)-(1) Hollywood Squares, Allen, 1957; (2) What's My Arnaz, 1956; George Burns tt Gracie Line, (3) College Bowl. Mike Nichols & , 1958; Mike Nichols & Best Master of Ceremonies-(1) Johnny Carson, Elaine May, 1959 Mike Nichols & Elaine May, {2) Dean Martin, (3) Mery Grin. 1960; Wayne & Shuster. 1961; Wayne & Shuster, Best News Commentator-(1) Walter Cronkite, 1962; Dick Van Dyke -, 1963; Dick (2) Eric Sevareid, (3) David Brinkley. Van Dyke -Mary Tyler Moore, 1964; Smothers Brothers, 1965; Jackie Gleason & Art Carney, 1966; Best Announcer-(1) Ed McMahon, (2) Gary and Martin. 1968. Owens, (3) Regis Philbin. Smothers Brothers, 1967; Rowan Best Comedy Show-Texaco Star Theatre, 1949; Best Commercial-(1) Alka Seltzer, (2) Volks- Colgate Comedy Hour, 1950; Your Show of Shows wagen, (3) Dodge. 1951; I Love Lucy, 1952; Colgate Comedy Hour, Best Network Publicity Service-(1) NBC, (2) 1953; The Jackie Gleason Show. 1954; You'll Never CBS, (3) ABC. Get Rich, 1955; You'll Never Get Rich, 1956; You'll Never Get Rich, 1957; Jack Benny Show, Winners of the preceding polls were: 1958; Jack Benny Show, 1959; Red Skelton Show, 1960; Bob Newhart, 1901; The Beverely Hillbillies, Best Network Program-Texaco Star Theatre, 1962; The Dick Van Dyke Show, 1963; Dick Van 1949; Your Show of Shows, 1950; Your Show of Dyke Show, 1964; The Dick Van Dyke Show, 1965; Shows, 1955; Playhouse 90, 1956; Playhouse 90, The Jackie Gleason Show, 1966; The Smothers 39A Brothers Comedy Hour, 1967; Rowan and Martin's Williams Show 1966; The Dean Martin Show, 1967; Laugh -In, 1968. Kraft Music Hall, 1968. Jest Variety Program-Texaco Star Theatre, 1949; Best Country Music Show-Grand Ole Opry, 1955; Your Show of Shows, 1950; Your Show of Shows, Ozark Jubilee, 1956; Jimmy Dean, 1957; Jubilee 1951; Your Show of Shows, 1952; Toast of the U.S.A., 1958; Jubilee U.S.A., 1959; Jubilee U.S.A., Town, 1953; Toast of the 'Town, 1954; The Ed 1960. Sullivan Show, 1955; The Ed Sullivan Show, 1956; Best Quiz Show-(One category to 1951): Who Show, 1957; The Steve Allen Show, Said That?, 1949; You Bet Your Life, 1950; You 1958; The Ed Sullivan Show, 1959; The Ed Sulli- Bet Your Life, 1951. van Show, 1960; The Garry Moore Show, 1961; Best Audience Participation Quiz Show-Groucho The Garry Moore Show, 1962; The Danny Kaye Marx Show, 1952; Groucho Marx Show, 1953; Show, 1963; The Danny Kaye Show, 1964; The Groucho Marx Show, 1954; The $64,000 Question, Hollywood Palace, 1965; The Andy Williams Show, 1955; The $64,000 Question, 1956; Twenty -One, 1966; The Dean Martin Show, 1967; The Dean 1957; Groucho Marx, 1958; The Price Is Right, Martin Show, 1968. 1959; The Price Is Right, 1960; The Price Is Right, Best Panel Discussion Program-Meet the Press, 1961; The Price Is Right, 1962; Password, 1963; 1952; Meet the Press, 1953; Meet the Press, 1954; Password, 1964, Password, 1965; Password, 1966; Meet the Press, 1955; Meet the Press 1956; Meet Newlywed Game, 1967; Let's Make a Deal, 1968. the Press, 1957; Meet the Press, 1958. Best Panel Quiz Show-What's My Line, 1952; Best New Dramatic Program-United States Steel What's My Line, 1953; What's My Line, 1954; Hour, 1953; Medic, 1954; Playwrights '56, 1955. What's My Line, 1955; What's My Line, 1956; Most Unique New Program-Disneyland, 1954; What's My Line, 1957; What's My Line, 1958; Wide, Wide World, 1955; Playhouse 90, 1956; Sev- I've Got A Secret, 1959; What's My Line, 1960; en Lively Arts, 1957; Small World, 1958; Twi- What's My Line, 1961; To Tell the Truth, 1962; light Zone, 1959; The Flintstones, 1960; It's A What's My Line, 1963; To Tell the Truth. 1964; Man's World, 1962; The Show, 1963; To Tell the Truth, 1965; What's My Line, 1966; To Get Smart, 1965; Stage 67, 1966; Flying Nun, 1967; Tell the Truth, 1967; Hollywood Squares, 1968. That's Life, 1968. Best Master of Ceremonies-Bert Parks, 1950; Best Dramatic Program (1 Hour or More)- John Daly, 1951; John Daly, 1952; Ed Sullivan, Studio One, 1949; Studio One, 1950, Studio One. 1953; Ed Sullivan, 1954; Garry Moore 1955; Garry 1951; Studio One, 1952; Studio One, 1953; Studio Moore. 1956: Steve Allen, 1957; Garry Moore, One, 1954; Studio One, 1955; Playhouse 90, 1956; 1958; Garry Moore, 1959; Garry Moore, 1960; Garry Playhouse 90, 1°57; Playhouse 90, 1958; Play- Moore, 1961; Garry Moore, 1962; Garry Moore, house 90 1959; The Untouchables, 1960; The Power 1963; Johnny Carson, 1964; Johnny Carson. 1965; and the Glory, 1961; G. E. True, 1962; The Richard Johnny Carson, 1966; Johnny Carson, 1967; Johnny Boone Show, 1963; The Defenders, 1964; Chrysler Carson, 1968. Theatre, 1965; Stage 67, 1966; Mission: Impossible, Best Announcer-Bud Collyer, 1950; George Fen- 1968. neman, 1951; Dennis James, 1952; George Fenne- Best Dramatic Program (34 Hour)-General man. 1953; George Fenneman. 1954; George Fen- Electric Theatre, 1959; Twilight Zone, 1960; neman, 1955; George Fenneman, 1956; George Twilight Zone, 1961; Twilight Zone, 1963; Peyton Fenneman, 1957; Hugh Downs, 1958; Hugh Downs, Place, 1964; Peyton Place 1965; Rat Patrol, 1966; 1959; Hugh Downs. 1960; Hugh Downs. 1961; Peyton Place, 1967; N.Y.I'.D., 1968. Hugh Downs. 1962; Hugh Downs, 1963 Ed Mc- Best Western Series-Gunsmoke, 1959; Wagon Mahon. 1964: Fd McMahon. 1965: Ed McMahon, Train, 1960; , 1962; Bonanza, 1963: Bon- 1966; Ed McMahon, 1967; Ed McMahon, 1968. anza, 1964; Bonanza, 1965; Bonanza, 1966; Bonan- Best News Commentator-John Cameron Swayze, za, 1967; Gunsmoke, 1968. 1950; John Cameron Swayze, 1951; John Cameron Best Mystery Program-Suspense, 1950; Man Swayze, 1952; John Cameron Swayze, 1953; John Against Crime, 1951; Dragnet, 1952; Dragnet, 1953; Cameron Swayze, 1954; John Cameron Swayze. Dragnet, 1954; Presents, 1955; 1955; Douglas Edwards, 1956; Douglas Edwards, Alfred Hitchcock Presents, 1956; Suspicion, 1957; 1957; Chet Huntley, 1958; Chet Huntley, 1959 Perry Mason, 1958; Perry Mason, 1959; Alfred David Brinkley, 1960: David Brinkley, 1961; David Hitchcock Presents, 1960; Thriller, 1961; The Brinkley, 1962; Walter Cronkite, 1963; Walter Alfred Hitchcock Hour, 1962; The Alfred Hitchcock Cronkite, 1964; Walter Cronkite, 1965; Walter Hour, 1963; The Alfred Hitchcock Hour, 1964; Cronkite, 1966; Walter Cronkite, 1967; Walter Perry Mason, 1965; I Spy, 1966; Ironside, 1967; Cronkite, 1968. Ironside, 1968. Best Sportscaster-Dennis James. 1950; Jimmy Best Male Vocalist-Perry Como, 1952; Perry Powers, 1951; Mel Allen, 1952; Mel Allen, 1953; Como, 1953; Perry Como, 1954; Perry Como, 1955; Mel Allen, 1954; Mel Allen, 1955; Mel Allen, 1956; Perry Como, 1956; Perry Como, 1957; Perry Como, Mel Allen, 1957; Mel Allen, 1958; Mel Allen, 1959; 1958; Perry Como, 1959; Perry Como, 1960; Perry Mel Allen, 1960; Mel Allen, 1961; Mel Allen, 1962; Como, 1961; Perry Como, 1962; Andy Williams, Mel Allen, 1963; Chris Schenkel, 1964; Chris Schen- 1963: Andy Williams, 1964; Andy Williams, 1965; kel, 1965; Chris Schenkel, 1966; Curt Gowdy, 1967; Andy Williams, 1966; Andy Williams, 1967; Dean Ctirt Gowdy, 1968. Martin, 1968. Best Daytime Program-Ransom Sherman, 1950; Best Female Vocalist-Dinah Shore, 1952; Dinah Kate Smith Show, 1951; Kate Smith Hour. 1952; Shore, 1953; Dinah Shore, 1954; Dinah Shore, Garry Moore Show. 1953: Today, 1954; Matinee 1955; Dinah Shore, 1956; Dinah Shore, 1957: Theatre, 1955; Matinee Theatre, 1956: Matinee Dinah Shore, 1958; Dinah Shore, 1959; Dinah Theatre. 1957; Today, 1958; Today, 1959; Today, Shore, 1960: Dinah Shore. 1961; Dinah Shore, 1960; Today, 1961; The Mery Griffin Show, 1962; 1962; Judy Garland, 1963; Caterina Valente, 1964; Today. 1963; 'Today. 1964; Today, 1965; Today, Barbra Streisand, 1965; Barbra Streisand, 1966; 1966; Today, 1967; Today, 1968. Barbra Streisand, 1967; Barbra Streisand, 1968. Best Children's Program-Kukla, Fran & 011ie, Best Musical Show (Classical)-Voice of Fire- 1949; Kukla, Fran & 011ie, 1950; Kukla, Fran & stone, 1950; Voice of Firestone, 1951; Voice of Fire- 011ie, 1951; Kukla, Fran & 011ie, 1952; Ding Dong stone. 1952; Voice of Firestone, 1953; Voice of School, 1953; Ding Dong School, 1954; Disney- Firestone, 1954; Voice of Firestone, 1955; Voice of land, 1955; Disneyland. 1956; Disneyland, 1957; Firestone, 1956; Voice of Firestone, 1957; Voice of Captain Kangaroo, 1958; Captain Kangaroo, 1959; Firestone, 1958. Captain Kangaroo, 1960; Captain Kangaroo, 1961; Best Musical Show (Popular)-Fred Waring Show Captain Kangaroo, 1962; Captain Kangaroo, 1963;. 1950; Fred Waring Show, 1951; Your Parade, Walt Disney's, 1964; Captain Kangaroo. 1965; Cap- 1952; Your Hit Parade, 1953; Your Hit Parade, tain Kangaroo, 1966; Captain Kangaroo, 1967; Cap- 1954; Your Hit Parade, 1955; The Ford Show, tain Kangaroo, 1968. 1956; Perry Como Show, 1957; Perry Como Show, Best t.ommercial (audience viewpoint)-Texaco, 1958; The Perry Como Show, 1959; Perry Comó s 1949; Lucky Strike, 1950; Lucky Strike, 1951; Ford,. Kraft Music Hall 1960; Sing Along With Mitch, 1952; Ford, 1953; Luck Strike, 1954; Ford, 1955; 1961; The Andy Williams Show, 1962; The Andy Piel's Beer, 1956; Piel s Beer. 1957: Piel's Beer, Williams Show, 1963; The Andy Williams Show, 1958; Piel's Beer, 1959; Piel's Beer, Bert & Harry,. 1964; The Andy Williams Show, 1965; The Andy 1960; Jax Beer, 1961; Ford Motor Co. (Peanuts),. 40A 1962; Gravy Train, 1963; Jax Beer, 1964; Chevrolet, Peter Bellwood, Herb Sargent, Thomas 1965; Alka Seltzer, 1966; Benson and Hedges, 1967; Meehan, , Annie, The Women in the Life of a Alka Seltzer, 1968. Man, February 18, 1970. Best Network Publicity Service-NBC 1959; Outstanding Directorial Achievement NBC, 1960; NBC, 1961; NBC, in Drama- 1962; NBC, 1963; Paul Bogart, Shadow Game, CBS Playhouse, May NBC, 1964; NBC, 1965; NBC, 1966; NBC, 1967; 7, 1969. NBC, 1968. Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Best Advertising Agency Publicity Service- Variety or Music-Dwight Comedy Young & Rubicam, 1959; J. Walter Thompson A. Hemion, The Sound Co., of , Kraft Music Hall, November 1960. 19, 1969. Best Independent Publicity Service-Rogers & Cowan, 1959; Rogers Outstanding Achievement in Children's Program- & Cowan, 1960; Rogers & ming-Sesame Street (series), David Cowan, 1961; Rogers & Cowan, 1962; Rogers & D. Connell, Cowan. 1963. Executive Producer; Jon Stone, Jeffrey Moss, Ray Sipherd Jerry Juhi, Dan Wilcox, Dave Connell, Bruce Hart, Carole Hart, Virginia Schone, writers. THE NATIONAL Outstanding Achievement in Choreography-Nor- ACADEMY OF man Mean, This Is Tom Jones, October 23, 1969. TELEVISION ARTS AND SCIENCES Outstanding Achievement in Musical Composi- tion-Series: Morton Stevens, A Thousand Pardons, AWARDS FOR 1969-70 You're Dead, Hawaii Five -O, Sept. 9, 1969 Special: Peter Rugolo, The Challengers, CBS Friday Night Movie, February 20, 1970. Outstanding Comedy Series-My World and Wel- Outstanding Achievement in Daytime Program- come to It, Sheldon Leonard, Executive Producer. ming-Today, Stuart Schulberg, Producer. Outstanding Dramatic Series-Marcus Welby, Outstanding Achievement M.D., David in Sports Programming Victor, Executive Producer. -The NFL Games, William Fitts, Executive Pro- Outstanding Dramatic ducer. ABC & Wide World of Sports, Program-Teacher, Teacher Arledge, Boone P. (Hallmark Hall of Fame, Feb. 5, 1969) Henry Jaffe, Executive Producer. Executive Producer. Outstanding Program Achievement, Special Clas- Outstanding Variety or Musical Series-A Storm sification-Mutual of Omaha's Wild Kingdom, Don in Summer (Hallmark Hall of Fame), M. J. Rifkin, Meier, Producer. Executive Producer. Outstanding Achievement Within Regularly Outstanding Variety or Musical Program-The Scheduled News Programs-An Investigation of David Frost Show, Peter Baker, Producer, David Teenage Drug Addiction -Odyssey House, Wallace Frost, Star. Westfeldt, exec. prod.; Can The World Be Saved? Outstanding Ronald Bonn; The Huntley -Brinkley Variety or Musical Program (Variety Evening Report; CBS and Popular Music)-Annie, the Women in the News With Waiter Cronkite. Life of a Man, Joseph Cates, Executive Producer; Outstanding Achievement . in Coverage of Special Events-Apollo: A Journey to the Moon (Apollo X, Outstanding Variety or Musical Program (Classi- XI XII), James W. Kitchell, exec. producer. May cal Music)-Cinderella (National Ballet of Can- 18-26, July -14 -Aug. 13, Nov. 14-27, 1969. Solar ada), John Barnes and Curtis Davis, Executive Eclipse: A Darkness at Noon, Robert Northshield, Producers. exec. prod., Walter Cronkite, reporter. Man On The Moon: The Epic Journey of Apollo XI, July 14 - Outstanding New Series-Room 222, Gene Rey- Aug. 17, nolds, producer. 1969. Outstanding Achievement in Music Direction of Outstanding Single Performance by on Actor in Variety, Musical or Dramatic a a Leading Program-Peter Matz, Role-Peter Ustinov, A Storm in Sum- The Sound of Burt Bacharach, Kraft Music Hall, mer, Hallmark Hall of Fame, February 6, 1970. November 19, 1969. Outstanding Single Performance by an Actress Outstanding Achievement in a Leading in Music, Lyrics and Role-Patty Duke, My Sweet Charlie, Special Material-Arnold Margolin, Charles Fox, World Premiere, January 20, 1970. Love, American Style (series). Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actor Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series Robert Scenic Design-Jan or Young, Marcus Welby, M.D. - Scott (Earl Carlson, Set Decora- tor) Shadow Garne, CBS Playhouse, May 7, 1969; Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress Jay Krause, Mitzi's 2nd Special, October 31, in a Leading Role in a Dramatic Series-Susan 1969. Hampshire, The Forsythe Saga. Outstanding Achievement in Lighting Direction- Leard Davis, Ed Hill (Richard Scovel Outstanding Continued Performance by Clive Bas- an Actor sett, video) Appalachian Autumn, CBS7 Playhouse, in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series-William October 7, 1969. Windom, My World and Welcome to It. Outstanding Achievement Outstanding Continued Performance by an Actress in Costume Design- Bob Mackie, and the Supremes and the in a Leading Role in a Comedy Series-Hope Lange, Temptations on Broadway, The Ghost and Mrs. Muir. November 12, 1969. Outstanding Achievement in Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Sup- Sebastian, Make-Up-Ray porting Role in a Drama-James Brolin, Marcus Louis A. Phillippi, The Don Adams Spe- Welby, M.D. (series). cial: Hooray For Hollywood, February 26, 1970. Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Sup- Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography For porting Role in a Drama-Gail Fisher, Mannix Entertainment Programming-Walter Strenge, Hel- lo, Goodbye, Hello Marcus Welby, M.D., (series). 23, 1969; September Lionel linden, Ritual of Evil, NBC Mon- Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Sup- day Night at the Movies, porting Role in a Comedy-Michael Constantine, February 23, 1970. Room 222, (series). Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography for News and Documentary Programming-Edward Outstanding Performance by an Actress in a Sup- Winkle, Model , The Huntley porting Role in a Comedy-Karen Valentine, Room port, December -Brinkley Re- 222 (series). 31, 1969. Thomas A. Priestly, Sahara, La Caravanne du Sel, December Writing Achievement in Drama- 19, 1969. Outstanding Outstanding Achievement in Film William Levinson, William Link, My Sweet Charlie, Entertainment Editing for World Premiere, January 20, 1970. Programming Bill Mosher, Sweet Smell of Failure, Bracken's World, October 31 1969. Outstanding Writing Achievement in Comedy, Edward M. Abroms, My Sweet Charlie, World Variety, or Music (single program)-Gary Belkin, Premiere, January 20, 1970.

41A Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing for The Special Citation-The Other Americans, News and Documentary Programming-Michael C. WJZ-TV, Baltimore, Maryland (winner); Young, Shugrue, The High School Profile, The Huntley - Black and Explosive, KOMO-TV, Seattle, Washing- Brinkley Report, March 13, 1970; John Soh, The ton (Honorable Mention). Desert 'Whales, The Undersea World of Jacques Outstanding Achievement in Engineering Devel- Cousteau, December 4, 1969. opment-Apollo Color Television From Space: For Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing-Doug- the conceptual aspects, an Emmy Award was pre- las H. Grindstaff, Alex Bamattre, Michael Colgan, sented to the Video Communications of NASA and Bill, Lee, Joe Kavigan, Joseph E. Von Stroheim, for development of the camera, an Emmy Award was The Immortal, Movie of the Week, September 30, presented to the Westinghouse Electric Corporation. Charlie 1969; Richard E. Raderman, Norman Karlin, A Citation for Outstanding Achievement in Engi- Noon, Gunsmoke, November 3, 1969. neering Development-Ampex Corporation for the Outstanding Achievement in Filin Sound Mixing development of the HS -200 Color Television Pro- -Gordon L. Day, Dominick Gaffey, The Submarine, duction System. November 16, 1969. Mission: Impossible, The Trustees Award-The Presidents of tele- Outstanding Achievement in Live or Tape Sound vision's network News Division; the personnel of Miring-Bill Cole, Dave Williams, The Switched - NASA, and the 3M Company. On Symphony, March 14, 1970. Outstanding Achievement in Video Tape Editing -John Shultis, The Sound of Burt Bacharach, Kraft Music Hall, November 19, 1969. PATSY AWARDS FOR 1969 Outstanding Achievement in Technical Direction Presented by the America Humane Association. and Electronic Camerawork-Heino Ripp, technical (1) Rascal (raccoon) in Disney's RASCAL (feature director, Al Comoin, Gene Martin, Donald Mulvaney, picture) ; (2) Scruffy (dog) in THE GHOST Cal Shadwell, cameramen, The Sound of Burt AND MRS. MUIR (ABC-TV) Television series; Bacharach, Kraft Music Hall, November 19, 1969. (3) Algae (seal) in "A Seal In My Bathtub" epi- Outstanding Achievement in Magazine -Type Pro- sode in THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR (tele- gramming-Black Journal, William Greaves, execu- vision series-single program.) tive producer; Tom Pettit, reporter -writer, Some Footnotes to 25 Nuclear Years, segment of First Tuesday, January 6, 1970. FOR Outstanding Achievement in News Documentary GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS 1969 Programming-Hospital Frederick Wiseman, direc- Press. tor, NET Journal, February 2, 1970; Frederick Given by the Hollywood Foreign Wiseman, Director, Hospital, NET Journal, Febru- Best -Drama: Marcus Welby ary 2, 1970; The Making of the President, 1968, M.D. M. J. Rifkin, exec. prod. Metromedia Producers Mike Corporation, September 9, 1969. Best Television Actor (Drama): Connors, (Mannix) . Outstanding Achievement in Cultural Documen- tary Programming-Arthur Rubinstein George A. Best Television Actress (Drama) : Vicas, producer, September 5, 1969; Fathers and (High Chaparrel). Sons, Ernest Leiser exec. prod. CBS News Hour, Best Television Actor (Musical or Comedy) : 12, 1969; The Japanese, Perry Wolff, exec. Dailey. prod. CBS News Hour, April 23, 1969; Edwin O. Reischauer, commentator, The Japanese, CBS News Best Television Actress (Musical or Comedy) : Hour, April 23, 1969. Carol Burnett & Julie Sommers. The Station Award-The Slow Guillotine, KNBC- Best Television Show (Musical or Comedy): The TV, Los Angeles, Calif. Governor and J. J.

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[In the following listings (R) indicates release dates; (CS) indicates CinemaScope; (VV) indicates VistaVision; (SS) indicates Super -Scope; (T) indicates Technirama; (P) Panavision; (D -I50) Dimen- sion -150; (D) Dyalscope; (F) Franscope; (U) Ultrascope; (VS) VistaScope; (M) Megascope; (R) Regalscope; (H) Hammerscope; (TE) Techniscope. Films in color so designated.] Length Length In Mins. In Mine. ABANDON SHIP 150 ADORABLE CREATURES 108 COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1957. Tyrone Power. Mal CONTINENTAL. (H) Jenuarl, 1968. Martine Zetterling. Carol. . ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE KEYSTONE ADORABLE'. JULIA 94 KOPS 79 SEE -APT. (R) April, 1984. LIBI Palmer. Charles UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1955. Abbott and Bever. Costello. ADVANCE TO THE REAR (P) ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET 87 THE MUMMY 79 METRO -GOLDW YN-MAYER. (R) April, 1964. UNIVERSAL. (RI June. 1955. Abbott and Costello Glenn Som. Stella Stevenv. ABDUCTORS, THE eo TWENTIETH ADVENTURERS. THE (P) 171 CENTURY -FOX (B) July 1967 PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1970. Bekim Fehmiu, Victor McLaglen, George Maeready. , Candice Bergen. Color. ABDULLAH'S HAREM 88 ADVENTURES TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1956 OF A YOUNG MAN (Co) 145 Gregory Rotoff, Kay Kendall. Color TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1982 Richard Beymer. Diane Baker. Color. ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN. THE (RS) 85 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) October 1957 ADVENTURES OF BULLWHIP GRIFFIN, THE 110 Forrest Tucker. . BUENA VISTA. (R) March, 1967. Roddy Mc- Dowell, Suzanne Plechette. Color. &BOVE US THE WAVES (Brit.) 92 REPUBLIC. (R) October 26. 1959. John Mille, ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN, THE John ()region. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) May. 1980. To - ABSENT MINDED PROFESSOR, THE 97 (Co)107 ny Randall, Patty McCormack. Color. BUENA VISTA (R) April. 1961. Fred MaoMur- ray. Nance Olson ADVENTURES OF SADIE (Brit.) N ABYSSES, LES (FR., ENO. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (RI May, 1955 TITLES) N Joan More. Color. KANAWHAX (R) November, 1984. Francine Berge Collins, Kenneth Colette Berge. ADVISE AND CONSENT (P) 189 ACCIDENT 105 COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1982. . Charles CINEMA V. (R) April. 1967. , Laughton. . Color. AFFAIR IN 70 ACCURSED, THE 78 AALLIED ARTISTS October 1957. John Cease - ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1968. Robert Bray. ee, TS (R) Donald Woldt IN RENO 75 ACCUSED OF MURDER REPUBLIC. I F(N)eb ruary 15. 1957. John Lund. REPUBLIC. (R) December. 1959. David Brian, 74(HDoris Singleton. Vera Ralston. Color. AFFAIR OF THE SKIN. AN 152 ACE HIGH 123 ZENITH. (R) January. 1984 Kevin McCarthy. PARAMOUNT. (RI October, 1969. Eli Wallach, Herbert Berghof. Terence Hill, Bud Spencer. Color. AFRICA ADDIO (TS) 125 ACROSS THE BADLANDS 68 RIZZOLL (B) January. 1967. Documentary. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) September 14. 1950. Charles Starrett, Smiley Burnett*. AFRICA -TEXAS STYLE! lei ACROSS THE BRIDGE (Brit.) 106 PARAMOUNT. (R) May. 1967. Hugh O'Brian RANK (R) January 1959. . Marla John Mille. Color. Landi. AFRICAN LION, THE 75 ACROSS THE RIVER 85 BUENA VISTA. (R) October 10. 1955. Doeu- DEBEMA. (R) April. 1965. Lou Gilbert. Kay mentary. Color. Doubleday. AFRICAN MANHUNT 86 ACT ONE 1)0 REPUBLIC. (R) January 5. 1955. Myron Healey. WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1955. George Karin Booth. Hamilton. Jason Robert's, Jr. AFRICAN SAFARI 98 ACTION OF THE TIGER (Cs) 99 CROWN INTERNATIONAL. (R) February, 1969. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) Miguel 1957 Documentary. Color. , Martine Carol. AFTER THE FOX (P) 1N ACTIVIST, THE 86 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1986. Peter REGIONAL. (R) December, 1969. Michael Smith, Sellers, Victor Mature. Color. Leslie Glibrun. Color. ADA (Cs) AFTER YOU COMRADE H IM CONTINENTAL. (R) April. 1907. Jamie Use. Bob METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) August, 1981 Courtney. . Dean Martin. Color. Color. ADALEN 31 (Swedish, Eng. titles) II5 AGE OF CONSENT. 98 PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1969. Peter Schildt, COLUMBIA. tit) January, 1970. James Mason Rerstin Tidelius. Color. . Color. ADDING MACHINE, THE 100 AGENT 008% 99 REGIONAL. (R) September, 1969 Phyllis Diller, CONTINENTAL. (R) June 1985. Dirk Bogarde, Milo O'Shea, Billie R'hitelaw. Color Sylva Koacina. Color. ADELAIDE (Preach, Eng. titles) 98 AGENT FOR H.A.R.M. N SIGMA III. (R) February, 1969. Ingrid Tbulln, UNIVERSAL. (R) February 1966. Mark Richman. Jean Sorel, S7lvie Fennec. Color. Wendell Corey. Color.

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Length Lsnrth In Mims. In Mina. AGONY AND THE ECSTASY. The (Todd -A0) 140 ALL THE YOUNG MEN 80 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1965. COLUMBIA (R) August, 1960. Alan Ladd, Charlton Heston, Rex Harrison. Color. Sidney Poltier. AIN'T MISBEHAVIN' 82 ALL THESE WOMEN 80 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1955. Rory Calhoun JANUS. (CR) October. 1984. , Georg , Jack Carson. Funkqulat. Color. Color. ALLIGATOR PEOPLE. THE (Cs) 74 AIR PATROL 70 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) Jul', 1559. Bererly Gar- TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1982. land, George Macready. , . ALMOST ANGELS 95 AIR STRIKE 87 BUENA VISTA. (R) October, 1962. Peter Week LIPPERT. (R) May 6, 1955. Richard Denning, Sean Scully. Color. Gloria Jean. ALONE AGAINST ROME (Totalseope) 100 AIRPORT (Todd -A0) 137 MEDALLION. (R) 1960. Jeffrey Lang, Rosanna PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1970. , Pod, -la. Color. Dean Martin, Jean Seberg. ALPHABET MURDERS, THE 90 AL CAPONE 105 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1966. Tony ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 26, 1959. Rod Stei- Randall. . ger, Fay Spain. ALPHAVILLE (Fr.. Eng.. Titles) 100 ALAKAZAM THE GREAT (Ce) 85 PÂTRE CONTEMPORARY. (R) October. 1965 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) July. 1981 Eddie Constantine, Anne Karine. Animated Cartoon. Color. ALVEREZ KELLY (P) 119 ALAMO. THE (Todd-Ae) 199 COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1986. William Holden UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1960. John Richard Widmark. Color. Wayne. Richard Widmark. Color. AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN, THE 81 AMER. INT. PICS. (R) September 1957. Glenn (RS) 71 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February. 1959. Langan. Cathy Downs. Bill Williams, Lyn Thomas. AMAZING TRANSPARENT MAN, THE 80 ALBERT SCHWEITZER 80 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) July. 1960 DE ROCHEMONT. (R) January, 1957. Docu- Marguerite Chapman, Douglas Kennedy. mentary. Color. AMAZON TRADER, THE 41 ALEXANDER THE GREAT (Cs) 141 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 8. 1958. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April. 1950. Richard John Sutton. Merle Fernandes. Color. Burton. . . Color. AMBASSADOR'S DAUGHTER, THE (Ca) 102 ALFIE (TS) 114 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1959. Olivia PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1966. , de Havilland, John Forsythe, Myrna Loy. Color. . Color. AMBUSH AT CIMARRON PASS (Ra) 87 ALFRED THE GREAT (P) 125 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) March, 1958. MGM. (R) Oc'oher. 1969. David Hemmings, Mi- Scott Brady, Margie Dean. chael York. Color. AMBUSH BAY 109 ALIAS JESSE JAMES 92 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1966. Hugh UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March. 1959. Bob Hope. O'Brian, Mickey Rooney. Color. Rhonda Fleming. Color. AMBUSHERS, THE 102 ALIAS JOHN PRESTON (Brit.) 71 COLUMBIA. (R) December. 1967. Dean Martin. ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1955. Sent& Berger. Color. Alexander Know. Bette SL John. AMERICA, AMERICA 174 ALI BABA AND THE SEVEN MIRACLES OF THE WARNER BROS. (R) February, 1964. Stathls WORLD (Ca) Giallells, Frank Wolff. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) November, AMERICANIZATION OF EMILY. THE 117 1981. Cartoon Feature. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December, 1964. James Garner. Julie Andrews. ALICE OF WONDERLAND IN PARIS AND WHITE MANE 90 AMERICANO, THE 85 CHILDHOOD PRODUCTIONS. (R) February, 1966. RKO RADIO. (R) January 29, 1955. Glenn Ford, Animated. Ursula Thetis. Color. ALICE' S RESTAURANT III ARM R US ADVENTURES OF MOLL FLANDERS,HE UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 1969. Arlo Guth- (P) 126 rie. Pat Quinn. .lames Broderick. ('olor. PARAMOUNT. (R) May 1965. . Rich- ard Johnson. Color. 87 ALL AT SEA (Brit.) AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER (Ca) 114 METRO-OOLDWYN-MATER (R) January 1958. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) July 1957. , Irene Browns. . Deborah Kerr. Color. ALL FALL DOWN III . AN (VV) 84 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Apr11. 1962. RANK (R) October 1957. Donald /linden. Diane . Warren Beatty. Dors. Color. ALL HANDS ON DECK (CI) 98 AN AMERICAN DREAM 107 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) April. 1961. WARNER BROS. (R) October, 1966. Stuart Whit- , Buddy Hackett. Color. man. . Color. 92 ALL IN A NIGHT'S WORK (VV) 94 AN EYE FOR AN EYE Dean Marlin. EMBASSY. (R) June 1968. Robert Lansing, Pat PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1961 Color. Shirley Ma -Leine. Color. Wayne. Slim Pickens. 87 AN EVENING WITH THE ROYAL BALLET 90 ALL MINE TO GIVE SIGMA III. (R) September, 1965. Rudolph Nure- UNIVERSAL. tit) January 195., utyutr .tuu yen, Margot Fonteyn. Color. Cameron Machete. Color. ANASTASIA (Cs) 105 ALL NEAT IN BLACK STOCKINGS 96 TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) December, NATIONAL, GENERA!, . (II! o!or, 1x09. 5'i our 1958. , Yul Brynner, . Henry, Susau George. l'olor. Color. ALL THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS 89 ANATOMY OF A MARRIAGE (Fr., Eng. titles) UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1956. 966.97 Rock Hudson. Color. JANUS. (R) October 1964. Marie -Jose Nat. Jacques Charrier. (Two -Parts). ALL THE FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS (Ca) 122 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) Repti-m hrr 198u ANATOMY OF A MURDER 100 Color. COLUMBIA. (R) July. 1959. James Stewart, Lee , Robert Wagner Remleu. ALL THE LOVING COUPLES 85 AND NOW MIGUEL 98 T' -II. It October. 1969. Norman Alden, (ilurìu UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1986. Pat Cardi, Michael Slanon, Sod l Graham. l'olor. Ansara. ALL THE WAY HOME 103 AND SO TO BED (Germ., Eng. titles) 11$ PARAMOUNT. at, October, 1963. Jest Simmons. MEDALLION. (R) May. 1965. Hildegard Knot. Robert Preston. Lillf Palmer. 337 And -Ask

Length J.= In Miss. .. AND SUDDENLY IT'S MURDER (Co) 90 APACHE RIFLES 82 ROYAL. (R) January, 1964. Alberto Sordl, Dorian TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November. Gray. 1964. Audio Murphy, Michael Dante. Color. AND THERE CAME A MAN APACHE BRANDON. (R) 90 TERRITORY 75 April, 1968. Rod Steiger, Adolfo COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1958. Rory Calhoun Cell. Color. Barbara Bates. ANDY 86 APACHE UPRISING (Techniscope) 90 UNIV. (R) February, 1965. Norman Alden, Tamara Day Karhanova. PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1966 Ron Calhoun. Corinne Calvet. Color. ANDY HARDY COMES HOME 80 APACHE WARRIOR (Cs) 73 METRO-GOLDYN-MAYER. (R) August. 1958 Mickey Rooney, Patricia TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August 1957. Breslin. Keith Larsen, Jim Davis. ANGEL BABY 97 APACHE WOMAN ALLIED ARTISTS (R) May. 1981. George Ham- 88 ilton, Mercedes MeCambridge. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) October 1955. Lloyd Bridges. Joan Taylor. Color. ANGEL IN MY POCKET 105 APARTMENT, THE UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1969. Andy Griffith, Jerry (P) 125 Van Dyke. Kay Medford. UNITED ARTISTS (R) July, 1960. Jack Lemaron, Color. Shirley MacLaine. ANGEL LEVINE, THE 104 APE WOMAN. UNITED ARTISTS. THE (Ital., Eng. tlttes) 97 (R) August. 1970. Harry EMBASSY. (R) September, 1964. Ugo Tognazzt, Belafonte, Zero Mostel, Ida Kamtnska. Color. Annie Gírardot. ANGEL WHO PAWNED HER HARP. 73 APPALOOSA. ASSOCIATED THE (Brit.) THE (TO) 98 ARTISTS. (R) February, 1956. UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1986. , Felix Aylmer, Diane Silento. Anjanette Comer. Color. ANGEL WORE RED. THE APPOINTMENT MERO-GOLDWNY-MAYER 90 IN LONDON (Brit.) 98 (R) September. 1960 ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1955 , Dirk Bogarde. Dirk Bogarde, Dinah Sheridan.

ANGELA 81 APPOINTMENT WITH A SHADOW (Cs) 73 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1955 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1958. George Nader, Dennis O'Keefe, Mara Lane. Joanna Moore. ANGELS FROM APRIL FOOLS, THE 95 HELL 88 NATIONAL AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) June, 1968 GENERAL. (R) June, 1969. Jack Tom Stern, Arlene Martel. Color. Lemmen, Catherine Deneuve. Color. APRIL ANGELS LOVE (Os) 91 OF DARKNESS (Ital.-Eng. dial.) 84 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) EXCELSIOR. (R) February, 1957. Linda Darnell. November . 1957. Pat Boone. . Color. ANGRY HILLS, THE (CS) ARABELLA 91 METRO-OOLDYN-MAYER. 105 UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1989. Time Ltsi, (B) June, 1959. Rob- James Fox, , Terry -Thomas. ert Mitchum. Stanley Baker. Color. ANGRY RED PLANET, THE 83 ARABESQUE AMER. INT'L. 118 PICS. (R) 1960. Gerald Mohr, Les UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1966. , So- Tremayne. Color. phia Loren. Color. ANIMAL FARM (Brit.) 75 ARIZONA BUSHWHACKERS DISTRIBUTORS CORP. 68 OF AMERICA. (R) Jan- PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1968. Howard Keel. uary, 1955. Cartoon. Color. Scott Brady. Color. ANIMAL WORLD, THE 82 ARIZONA RAIDERS WARNER (TE) 85 BROTHERS. (R) June 23, 1956 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1965. Audio Murphy, Documentary. Color. Michael Dante. Color. ANNA LUCASTA 97 ARMORED UNITED COMMAND et ARTISTS. (R) Marsh, 1959. Martha Kitt, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1981. , Sammy Davis, Jr. Howard Keel. ANNAPOLIS STORY AROUND 81 THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (TODD -AO) 179 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 10, 1955. John UNITED ARTISTS. (R) Oct. 1951. , Derek. Diana Lynn. Color. Shirley MacLeine. Color. ANNE OF THE THOUSAND DAYS (P) 145 ABOUND THE WORLD UNDER THE SEA (P) . (R) 1970. .. 117 January, , Genevieve Bu - METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1966. laid. Color. Lloyd Bridges, Shirley Eaton. Color. ANNIVERSARY. THE 95 ARRANGEMENT, THE (P) 129 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) Feb., 1968 WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1969. Kirk Doug- , Christian Roberts. Color. las, , Deborah Kerr. Color. ANOTHER TIME, ANOTHER PLACE (VV) 98 ARRIVEDERCI. BABY! (P) IOb PARAMOUNT (R) June, 1958. Lana Turner, Barry PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1968. Tony Curtis, Sullivan. Rosanna Schia(Iino. Color. ANY GUN CAN PLAY 115 ARSON FOR HIRE GOLDEN EAGLE. (It) September, 1969. Edd ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1959. Steve Brodie, W Byrnes, Gilbert Roland. Color. Lyn Thomas. ANY NUMBER CAN WIN (D) 112 ARTISTS METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1963 AND MODELS (VV) 109 , Alain Delon. PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1956. Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. Color. ANYONE CAN PLAY 88 ARTURO'S ISLAND PARAMOUNT (R) September. 1968. Ursula An- 90 dress, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December, Virna List, Claudine Auger. Color. 1962. Reginald Kernan, Key Meeroman ANY WEDNESDAY 109 AS LONG AS THEY'RE HAPPY 76 WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1966. Jane RANK (B) November 1957. Jack Buchanan, Jea- Fonda, Jason Robarda. Color. nette Scott. ANYTHING GOES (VV) 108 AS LONG AS YOU'RE NEAR ME (Ger. -Eng PARAMOUNT. (R) April. 1956. , dubbed) (OI Donald O'Connor, Jeanmalre, Mitai Gaynor. Color WARNER BROTHERS. (R) June 9, 1956. Maria Schell, O. W. ANZIO 117 Fisher. COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1968. Robert Mitchum, AS THE SEA RAGES 74 , Earl Holliman. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1960. Maria Schell, . APACHE AMBUSH 88 AS YOUNG COLUMBIA. (B) September. 1955. Bin WlM1ama AS WE ARE 78 Richard Jaeckel. PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1958. Robert Her land, POppa ScotL APACHE GOLD (Ca) 91 ASK ANY GIRL (Cs) COLUMBIA. (R) May, 101 1965. Let Barker, Mario METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1959. Da- Adori. Color. vid Nines, Shirley MacLaine. Color. 338 Ass -Ban

Length Length In MM. In Mins. BABYSITTER. THE 90 ASSASSINATION BUREAU, THE 110 October, 1969 PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1969. Oliver Reed CROWN INTERNATIONAL. (R) . Terry Sarah's, Curt Jurgens. Color. Patricia Wymer, George E. Carey. 91 ON A (P) 108 BACHELOR FLAT (CO ASSAULT QUEEN TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, 1961 PARAMOUNT. (it) Summer 1986. , Color. Virus Mai. Color. Tuesday Weld. Richard Bermes. BACHELOR IN PARADISE (Cs) 109 ASSIGNMENT K 97 November. 1941. COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1968. Stephen Boyd. Ca- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) milla Sparv. Color. Bob Hope, Lana Turner. Color. 99 79 BACHELOR PARTY. THE ASSIGNMENT: OUTERSPACE 1957. Don Mur- AMER. INT'L. PICS. (It) 1962. Archie Savage, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) April, Itik Von Nutter. Color. ray, E. G. Marshall. BACK DOOR TO HELL 88 ASSIGNMENT tO KILL 102 January. 1965 WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) January, 1969 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) Patrick O'Neal, Joan Hackett, Herbert Lem. Color Jimmie Rodgers, Conrad Maga. 92 BACK FROM ETERNITY 97 ASTONISHED HEART. THE (Brit.) Robert Byan, UNIVERSAL. (R) March. 1959. Noel Coward UNIVERSAL. (R) September. 1958. Celia Johnson. Anita Ekberg, Rod Steiger. 75 BACK THEROM AT GUNPOINT (Ca) Si September, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December 25, 1955. Fred TWENTIETHENT CENTURY -FOX (R) MacMurray, . Color. 1957. Arthur Frana, Peggle Castle. 90 BACK STREET 107 ATLANTIS, THE COST CONTINENT Susan Hayward METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1961 UNIVERSAL (B) November. 1981. Anthony Hall, Joyce Taylor. Color. . 78 BACKFIRE (Fr., Eng. titles) 97 AIUMIC MAN, THE Belmende, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 4, 1956. Gene ROYAL. (R) April, 1965. Jean-Paul Nelson, Faith Domergue. Jean Seberg. BACKLASH 84 ATOMIC SUBMARINE, THE 73 Richard Widnesrk. ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) January, 1960. Arthur UNIVERSAL (R) April. 1968. Franz, Dick Foran. Donna Beeil Color. 88 BAD DAY AT BLACK ROCK (Cs) 81 AT RAGON (Colorscope) METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 7. AMER. INT'L. PICS. (It) 1965. Kenji Saimaa, Color. Akemakita. Color. 1955. , Anne Francis. BAD MAN'S COUNTRY 68 ATTACK 107 George Mont- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1958. Jack WARNER BROS. (R) August. 1958. Palance, Eddie Albert. gomery. Buster Crabae. 84 BAD SEED. THE 129 ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS ...... (R) September 29, 1954. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) Mar. 8, 195". Richard WARNER BROTHERS. Garland, Pamela Duncan. Nancy Kelly, Patty McCormick. BADGE B THE ATTACK OF THE 50 FOOT WOMAN 95 1957. Jim LIOEDM ARTÌSTS.SHAL 26.70 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1958. AllIson Hayes Davis, Carl Smith. William Hudson. BADLANDERS, THE (Cs) 83 ATTACK OF THE GIANT LEECHES 62 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1958. AMER. IN'P'L. PIGS. (It) 1959. Ken Clark, Yvette Alan Ladd, Ernest Bergeine. Color. Vickers. b&w. BADLANDS OF MONTANA 75 ATTACK OF THE JUNGLE WOMEN 72 TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) May. 1957. BANJUL INT. (R) September, 1959. William Rex Reason, Margie Dean. Phillips. Color. 78 BAIL OUT AT 43,000 ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE 78 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1957. John Payne. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) June, 1958. Karen Steel. John Hoyt, John Agar. 84 BALCONY, THE es CONTINENTAL. (R) March. 1963. Shelley Win- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1968. Lloyd ters, Peter Falk. 00 Bridges, Andrew Heir. Calor. BALLAD OF A SOLDIER (Russian: Eng. titles) AUNTIE MAME (T) 143 ARTKINO. (R) December, 1960. b&w. 102 WARNER BROS. (R) December. 1958. Rosalind BALLAD OF JOSIE, THE (T) Russell. Forrest Tucker. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) Feb., 1968. Doris Day. Peter AUTUMN LEAVES Graves. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) August. 1956. Joan Crawford, BALLAD OF LOVE, A (Russian, Eng. Titles) 4b Cliff Robertson. ARTKINO. (R) February 19, 1966. Victoria AVENGER, THE 108 Fyodorova, Valentin Smirniteky. MEDALLION. (R) January. 1965. Steve Beeves, BAMBOLE (Ital. with English Titles) 111 Cupia Marller. Color. ROYAL FILMS INT'L. (R) June, 1965. Virna AWAY ALL BOATS (VV) 114 List, . UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1956. Jeff Chandler. BAMBOO PRISON. THE 80 Julie Adams, George Nader. Leg Barker. Color. COLUMBIA. (B) January, 1955. Robert French Dianne Foster. BANANA PEEL 97 B PATHS-CONT. (R) January. 1965. Joanne Mor- eau. Jean-Paul Belmondo. BABES IN TOYLAND 105 BAND OF ANGELS 127 BUENA VISTA. (R) December, 1981. Hay Bolger WARNER BROS. (R) August, 1957. . Tommy Sands. Color. Yvonne De Carla. Color. BABETTE GOES TO WAR (Cs) 103 BAND OF OUTSIDERS (French, Eng. Titles) 95 COLUMBIA. (B) March, 1980. Briscoe Bardot ROYAL FILMS INTERNATIONAL (R) March. Jacques Charrier. Color. 1968. Anna Karina, Semi Frey. BANDIDO (CO 92 BABY DOLL 114 1998. Robert WARNER BROTHERS. (R) December 99, 1956 UNITED ARTISTS. (H) September, Earl Malden, , Ell Wallach Mitchum, Uraals Thiess. Color. BANDIT OF ZHOBE, THE (Co) 80 BABY FACE NELSON 95 COLUMBIA. (H) April, 1959. Victor Mature, An- UNITED ARTISTS (R) November, 1957. Mickey thony Newly. Color. Rooney. Carolyn Jones. BANDITS OF ORGOSOLO 98 BABY LOVE 102 PATHS-CONT. (R) May, 1984. Michele Loath. Pep- AVCO-EMBASSY. (R) March. 1969. Ann Lynn peddu Cuccu. Keith Barron, Linda Hayden. Color. BANDOLER01 106 BABY THE RAIN MUST FALL IN TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1968. COLUMBIA. (R) January 1985. . Sere James Stewart. Dean Martin, , George McQueen. Kennedy. Color. 339 Ban -Beh

Lancegt1 In Mlna. L BANG, BANG. YOU'RE DEAD .1°2: 92 BAY OF THE ANGELS (Fr.. Eng. titles) 85 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) August, (CIO 1988. Tony PATHE-CONT. (R) November, 1964. Jeanne Mor- Randall. Senta Berger. Color. eau, Claude Mann. BANNING 102 (TS) BAYOU 84 UNIVERSAL. (B) August, 1907. Robert Wagner, UNITED ARTISTS (R) June, 1957. An)anette Comer. Color. Lita Milan. BARABAS (T-70) 134 BEACH BALL 8g COLUMBIA. (B) December, 1982. Anthony Quinn, Silvana PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1985. Edd Byrnee, Mangano. Color. Chris Noel. BARBARELLA 98 REACH BLANKET BINGO (P) PARAMOUNT. (B) October, 1988. , AMERICAN 98 , Anita Pallenberg. INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 1985 Color. , Annette Funicello. Color. BARBARIAN AND THE GEISHA. 104 THE (Cs) (P) 100 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (It) October. 1958 John Wayne. Elko ADIERICAI. INTERNATIONAL, (R) August, 1963 Ando. Color. Bob Cummings. Dorothy Malone. BARBARIANS, Color. THE 80 BEACH RED ALLIED ARTISTS (B) December, 1967. Pierre 105 Crews, Helene Remy. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1967. Cornel Wilde, Rip Torn. Color. BAREFOOT BATTALION (Gr. -Eng. dubbed) 83 BEACHCOMBER. THE (Brit.) TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (B) July, 1958 82 Maria Coati. Ricca UNITED ARTISTE (R) January, 1955. Olynis Fermis. Johns. Robert Newton. Color. BAREFOOT IN THE PARK BEAST FROM A HAUNTED CAVE 78 PARAMOUNT. (B) June, 1967. . 108 Jane Fonda. Color. THE FII.MGROUP. (R) October, 1959. Michael Forest. Sheila Carol. 115 BEAST OF BUDAPEST UNITED ARTISTS. (B) May, 1970. , 72 Warren Oates. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) February, 1068. Gerald Milton, John Hoyt. BARRETTE OF WIMPOLE STREET. M RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. THE (Cs) 105 BEAST OF HOLLOW MOUNTAIN, (R) February 1 THE (Cs) 79 196x. Jennifer Jonas. Bill Travers. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1956. Guy Madison. Patricia Medina. Color. BASHFUL ELEPHANT. THE 82 BEAST WITH ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) February. 1982. Molls 1.000,000 EYES 71 Mack. Helmut Schmid. AMERICAN RELEASING CORP. (R) J 1954. Paul Birth. Lorna Thayer. B AT. THE B0 B EASTS OF ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1059. Vincent MARSEILLES, THE 78 Pries,. . L0PERT. (R) July, 1959. Stephen Boyd, James Robertson Justice. BATMAN 105 BEAT GENERATION, 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1968. Adam THE (Ca) e8 West, Burt Ward. Color. METRO-OOLDWYN-MAYEN. (B) July, 1959 Steve Cochran, Mamie VAN BATTLE Doren. AT BLOODY BEACH 60 BEATSVILLE TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) June. 1981 72 Audio Murphy. Sal ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1959. Gregg Palmer Mine°. Color. Kathleen Crowley. BATTLE BENEATH THE SEA 92 BEAU GESTE (T) MGM. (R) May. 1988. Kerwin Mathews. Vivian 105 Ventura. Color. UNIVERSAL. (B) July 20, 1986. Otis Stockwell, Doug McClure. Color. 75 BEAU JAMES (VV) AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 1963 108 Ed Perry, Arla Powell. PARAMOUNT (R) July, 1957. Bob Hope, Vera Mils.. Color. S ATTLE CRY (CU 148 BEAUTIFUL WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 12, 1955. Van BUT DANGEROUS (Ital.) 108 Heflin, Aldo Ray. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (B) February, 1958. Gina Lollobridlga, . B ATTLE FLAYE 75 Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) April, 1959. Ronny Pen- BEBO's GIRL 109 nell. Ronnie Knox. READE-STERLING. (R) November, 1984. Clau- dia Cardinale. George Cheklris. BATTLE HELL 112 B ECAUSE DCA DIST. (R) 1956. Richard Todd, Akim Ta ni- THEY'RE YOUNG 102 rob- b&w. COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1900. Dick Clark. Mi- chael Callan. BATTLE HYMN (Cs) 108 UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1957. Rock Hudson, BECKET (P-70) Martha Hyer. Color. 148 PARAMOUNT. (R) Special March. 1984. Richard Burton, BATTLE IN OUTER SPACE 00 Peter O'Toole. ('olor. COLUMBIA. (B) June, 1960. Ryo Ikebe, %joke BED SITTING ROOM, THE AnaaL 90 Color. UNITED ARTISTS, (R) October, 1969. Rita Tush- ingham, , BATTLE OF ALGIERS (Algerian sub -titles) 123 Peter Cook. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) 1967. Jean Martin, Taco( BEDAZZLED (P) 107 Saadi. b&w. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX, (B) December BATTLE OF BRITAIN, THE (P) 1907. Peter Cook. Raquel Welch. Color. UNITED 133 ARTISTS. (R) October, 1969. Laurence BEDEVILLED (Ca) Olivier, Ralph Richardson, Michael 85 Caine. Color METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 22, 1955 BATTLE OF BLOOD ISLAND 94 , Steve Forrest. Color. THE FILM GROUP. (B) Mar, 1980. Richard Devon, Ron Kennedy. BEDFORD INCIDENT, THE 102 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1965. Richard Widmark, BATTLE OF THE BULGE (Ultra Panavision) 163 Sidney Peltier. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January, 1988. Henry Fonda, Robert Shaw. Color. BEDTIME STORY 99 BATTLE UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1984. Manion Brando. OF THE CORAL SEA, THE 80 David Nixon. Color. COLUMBIA. (B) November 1959. Cliff Robertson Gila Scala. BEFORE THE REVOLUTION (Ital. with English BATTLE OF THE VILLA FIORITA, THE (P) Ill Titles) 112 WARNER BROS. NEW YORKER. (R) July, 1985. Adriana Anti, (R) June. 1985. Maureen Francesco O'Hara, Bouano Breast. Color. Bacilli. BATTLE STATIONS 81 102 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1958. John Lund, Wil- COLUMBIA. (B) March, 1969. David Riven, Topsl liam Bendix, Keefe Brasselle. Anna Karina, . Color. BATTLE TAXI 82 BEGINNING OF THE END 73 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1956. Sterling REPUBLIC. (R) June, 1957. Peter Graves, Peggi Hayden, Arthur Franz. Castle. BATTLES OF ALGIERS, THE (Fr. -Alperlen) 120 BEHIND THE GREAT WALL (Totalseope) 96 RIZZOLI. (R) September, 1987. Yacel Saadi, Jean CONTINENTAL. (R) 1959. Documentary. Narrated Martin. by Chet Huntley. Color. 340 Beh -Big

Length Length In Mina. In Mins. B EHIND THE HIGH WALL 85 BEYOND THE LAW 99 UNIVERSAL. (R) July. 1958. Tom Tully, Sylvia GROVE. (R) October, 1968. Rip Torn. George Sidney. Plimpton, Norman Mailer, Micky Knox. b&w. BEHOLD A PALE HORSE 118 BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT 80 COLUMBIA. (R) August. 1964. Gregory Peck. UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1958. Dana An- Anthony Quinn. drews, Joan Fontaine. B ELL, BOOK AND CANDLE 108 BEYOND THE TIME BARRIER 80 COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1959. James Stewart, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July. 1960 Kim Novak. Color. Robert Clarke, Darlene Tompkins. BELLBOY, THE 72 BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS (P) 109 PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1960. Jerry Lewis, Alex 11TH ('ENTURtY-PDX. (R) June, 1970. Dolly Gerry. Read, (y ut hi a Myers. Color. BELLE DE JOUR (Fr.) ...... , 100 BHOWANI JUNCTION (Cs) 110 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1968. Catherine METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 8. 1956 Deneuve, Genevieve Page. Color. Ava Gardner, Stewart Granger. Colar. BELLE SOMMERS 63 BIBLE ... IN THE BEGINNING, THE (DI50) 178 CUI-UMIIIA. (It) 1962. folly Bergen, David Jans- 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, 1966 sen. George C. Scott, Ave Gardner. Color. BELLES OF ST. TRINIAN'S. THE (Brit.) 80 BIG BANKROLL. THE 106 ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) January. 1955. Alas- ALLIED ARTISTS. (E) September. 1961. Stephen tair Sim, Joyce Grenfell. Boyd, Juliette Greco. BELLS ARE RINGING (Cs) 127 BIG BEAT. THE 82 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1960 UNIVERSAL (R) March, 1958. William Reynolds, Judy Holliday, Dean Martin. Color. Andra Martin. Color. BELOVED INFIDEL (Cs) 123 BIG BLUFF 70 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOR. (R) November, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1955. John Brom- 1959. Gregory Peek, Deborah Kerr. Color. field. Martha Vickers. BENEATH THE PLANET OF THE APES (P) 95 BIG BOODLE, THE 88 20T11 CENTURY -FOX. (R) July. 1970. James UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January. 1957. Errol Franciscos, Rim Hunter. Color. Flynn, Rosanna Rory. BENGAZI (SS) 79 BIG BOUNCE. THE let RHO RADIO. (R) September 14, 1955. Richard WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) March. 1989. Conte, Richard Carbon, Mala Powers. Ryan O'Neal, Leigh Taylor Young. James Daly. Color. B EN -NUR (MGM Camera 851 212 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Special. No- BIG CAPER, THE 84 vember, 1959. Charlton Heston, Jack Hawkins. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1957. Rory Cal- Color. houn, Mary Costa. BENJAMIN (Fr.) 100 BIG CIRCUS, THE (Cs) 109(/2 PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1968. Pierre Clementi, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1959. Victor Mature. Michele Morgan. Color. Red Buttons. Color. BENNY GOODMAN STORY, THE 110 BIG COMBO, THE 89 UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1956. Steve Allen. ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) February 18, 1955. Cor - . Color. nel Wilde, . BERNADINE (Cs) 95 BIG COUNTRY. THE (T) 106 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July. 1957. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1958. Gregory Pat Boone, Terry Moore. Color. Peck. . Color. BERSERK! 96 BIG CUBE. THE 9I COLUMBIA. (R) Jan., 1968. Joan Crawford, Ty WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) March. 1969 Hardin. Color. Lana Turner, George Chaklris, Richard Egan Color. BEST HOUSE IN LONDON, THE 94 MGM. (R) September. 1969. David Hemmings, BIG FISHERMAN. THE 180 Pellet. Sanders. Color. BUENA VISTA. (R) August. 1959. Howard Joanna George Keel. Susan Kohner. BEST MAN. THE 102 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1964. Henry Fonda, BIG GUNDOWN, THE N Robertson. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1968. Lee Van Cleef, Cliff Thomas Milan, Luisa Rivelli. Color. OF (T) 104 BEST ENEMIES, THE BIG HAND FOR THE LITTLE LADY. A. 95 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1962. David Niven. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) June 1, 1968. Henry . Color. Fonda. . Color. BEST OF EVERYTHING. THE (Cs) 121 (R) October, 1959. BIG HOUSE, U. S. A. 82 TWENTIETH CF,NTITRY-FOX. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1955. Broderick Hope Lange. Stept,en Boyd. Color. Crawford, Ralph Meeker. BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE, THE (Cs) 104 BIG KNIFE. THE I 1 I TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) September, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1989. DI* 1956. Gordon McRae. Ernest Borgnine Dan Palan«. Ida Lupino, Wendell Cory, Shelley Dailey, Sheree North. Color. Winters. 70 BIG LAND. THE p ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July 17, 1555. Carole WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 28, 1957. Mathews. Tom Drake. Alan Ladd, Virginia Mayo, Edmond O'Brien. Color. BETTER A WIDOW 105 UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1969. , Peter BIG MOUTH. THE 109 McErnery, Gabrielle Ferzetti. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1987. Jerry Lewis, Harold J. Stone. Color. BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL (Cs) 94 TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) October, BIG NIGHT. THE 74 1956. Terry Moore. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) February. 1989. Rang Robert Wagner, Sparks, Venetia Stevenson. 96 BETWEEN TIME AND ETERNITY BIG OPERATOR, THE (Cs) 91 UNIVERSAL. (R) September. 1960. , METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, Willy Birgel. Color. 1959. Mickey Rooney, Steve Cochran. B&W. BEWARE OF CHILDREN 80 BIG RED p AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 19111 BUENA VISTA. (R) June, 1962. Walter Pidgeon. Leslie Phillips, Geraldine McEwan. Mlles Payant. Color. BEYOND ALL LIMITS 110 BIG SHOW. THE (Cs) III GMAT. (R) May, 1961. Jack Faience, Maria TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) May. 1961. Felix. Color. Esther Williams. Cliff Robertson. Color. BEYOND MOMBASA 90 BIG T.N.T. SHOW. THE IS COLUMBIA (B) June, 1957. Donna Reed, Cornel AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) January. Wilde. Color. 1966. Folk n' Rock Musical. BEYOND THE GREAT WALL (Mandarin) 100 BIG TIP OFF 78 FRANK LEE. (R) August, 1967. Lin Dal. Chao ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 20. 1955. Richard Lei. Color. Conte. Constance Smith.

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Length Length In Ming. In Mlns. BIGGER THAN LIFE (Cs) 95 BLACK TENT, THE (VV) 88 TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) August, 1956 RANK (B) July, 1957. Anthony Steel, Donald 8In- James Mason, Barbara Rush. Color. den. BIGGEST BUNDLE OF THEM ALL. THE (P) 100 BLACK TUESDAY 80 MGM. (R) Jan., 1968. Edward G. Robinson, Vit- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1955. Edward torio De Sica. Color. G. Robinson. Peter Graves. BIKINI BEACH (P) 190 BLACK VEIL FOR LISA 88 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July. 1984 COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) October, 1969 Frankie Avalon. Annette EuniceBo. Color. , Luciana Paluzzl. Color. BILLIE 87 BLACK WHIP, THE 77 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1965. Patty TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) December Duke, Jim Baku. Color. 1956. Hugh Marlowe, Colleen Gray. BILLION DOLLAR BRAIN (P) 108 BLACK ZOO. THE (P) 88 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1967. Michael ALLIED ARTISTS. (RI May, 1988. Michael Caine, Francoise Dorleac. Color. Gough. . Color. BILLY BUDD (Cs) 112 BLACKBEARD'S GHOST 107 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1901. Peter Uetir, BUENA VISTA. (R) February, 1968. Peter Ustt- Robert Ria,. nov, Suzanne Pleshette. Color. BILLY LIAR 96 BLACKBOARD JUNGLE, THE IOI CONTINENTAL. (R) November, 1963. Tom Cour- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 25 tenay. . 1955. Glenn Ford, Anne Francis. BILLY ROSE'S JUMBO (P) 125 BLACKJACK KETCHUM, DESPERADO 76 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1956. Howard Duff, Mag- 1962. Doris Day. Stephen Boyd. Color. gie Mahoney. Color. BIMBO THE GREAT SS BLAST OF SILENCE 77 WARNER BROS. (B) June, 1961. Charles Holm UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1961. Allen Baron, Eleanor Marlowe. Color. Molly McCarthy. BIRDMAN OF ALCATRAZ 148 BLINDFOLD (P) 102 UNITED ARTISTE. (B) August, 1961. Burt Leomins- UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1966. Rock Hudson, ter. Karl Malden. . Color. BIRDS, THE 120 BLISS OF MRS. BLOSSOM, THE 93 UNIVERSAL. (R) April. 1963. , Jessica PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1968. Shirley Mac - Tandy. Color. Lane, , James Booth. Color. BIRDS AND THE BEES, THE (VV) 94 BLOB!, THE 82 PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1956. George Gobel PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1959. Steven Mc- Mitzi Gaynor, David Niven. Color. Queen, Aneta Corseaut. Color. 95 BLONDE BAIT 71 BIRDS DO IT ASSOCIATED FILM. (R) April 2, 1956. Beverly COLUMBIA. (R) Aug. 1966. Soupy Sales. Tab Michaels, Davis. Hunter. Color. Jim 95 BLONDE BLACKMAILER 56 BIRDS IN PERU ALLIED ARTISTS (R) January, 1958. Richard REGIONAL. (R) November. 1968. Jean Seberg, Arlen, Susan Maurice Ronet, Pierre Brasseur. Danielle Darrieux. Shaw. Color. BLONDE SINNER. THE (Brit.) 73 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) Nov. 18, 1956. Diana BIRDS. THE BEES, AND THE . THE Dore. Michael Craig. Eng. s) 115 (Ital.;SEVEN (R)ARTS. April, 1967. Virna Liai, Gas- BLOOD ALLEY (Cs) 118 tone Moschin. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) October 1, 1955. John Wayne. Lauren Recall. BIRTHDAY PARTY, THE 127 Color. CONTINENTAL. (R) December. 1968. Robert BLOOD AND BLACK LACE 90 Shaw. Patrick McGee, Dandy Nichols. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) 1965. Cameron Mitchell, Eva Bartok. Color. BITTER VICTORY (Cs) 83 COLUMBIA (R) March, 1958. Richard Burton, BLOOD AND ROSES (T) 74 Jurgene. PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1961. Mel Ferrar Curt Elsa Martinelli. Color. BLACK DUKE, THE 90 PRODUCTION RELEASING. (R) July. 1964 BLOOD AND STEEL 63 Mitchell, Gloria Milland. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, Cameron 1959. John Lupton. James Edwards. BLACK GOLD 98 BLOOD BROS. (R) June. 1963. Philip Carey BATH 69 WARNER AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March, 1968 Diane McBain. William Campbell, Mariam Mathes. BLACK KLANSMAN, THE 88 BLOOD 26, 1966. Richard Glidden, FIEND 00 U.S. FILMS. (R) June HEMISPHERE. (R) January, 1969. Christopher Rima Kutner. Lee, Julian Glover. BLACK 107 BLOOD (R) May, 1964. James Whit- OF DRACULA 68 READE STERLING. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) November, more, Dan Kiest. 1957. Sandra Harrison, Louise Lewis. BLACK ON WHITE 80 BLOOD (R) October, 1969. Anita Sanders, OF DRACULA'S CASTLE 84 AUDUBON. CROWN INTEINATIONAL. (R) December, 1969 Nino Segurino, Terry Carter. Color. John Carradine, Paula Raymond. (Brazilian: Eng. titles) 98 BLOOD OF THE VAMPIRE LOPERT. (R) 1960. Bruno Mello, Marpessa Dawn 87 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1958. Donald Wolf - Color. it, Barbara Shelly. Color. BLACK ORCHID, THE (VV) 96 BLOOD ON THE March, 1959. , ARROW 91 PARAMOUNT. (R) Allied Artists. (R) November, 1964. Dale Robert- Anthony Quinn. son, Martha Hyer. Color. 99 SABBATH BLOOD ON THE BALCONY (Ital., Eng. titles) 92 ACKMMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May, 1964 JILLO. (lt) August, 1964. Mark Damon. Color. Documentary. Boris Karloff, BLOODY BROOD 83 71 BLACK SCORPION, THE ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1960. Barbara WARNER BROS. (R) October, 1957. Richard Lord, Jack Bett. Denning. Mara Corday. BLOODY MAMA 92 BLACK SLEEP, THE d3 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES. (R) UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1956. Bull Rath - March. 1970. Shelley Winters, Don Stroud. Pat bons, Akim Tamiroff. Híngle. Color. BLACK SPURS 81 BLOODY PIT OF HORROR 74 PARAMOUNT. May. 1965. Rory Calhoun, PACEMAKER PICTURES. (R) March, 1969 Moore.Olo(R) Mickey Hagitay. BLOW-UP BLACK SUNDAY 84 110 NAL YeDraesf, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Apr11, 1967 Vanessa Radarare, David Hemmings. 1901.AMERICANBarbara Steele. Color.

342 Blu -Bra

Length Length In Minn. In Mina. BLUE IOS BORA BORA 90 PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1988. Terence Stamm AMER. INT. PICS. (R) February, 1970. Haydee Joanna Pettit Color. Politoff, Corrado Pani. Color. BLUE ANGEL, THE (Cs) 107 BORN FREE (P) 95 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September COLUMBIA. (R) April. 1966. Virginia McKenna, 1959. Curt Jurgess, May Britt. Color. Bill Travers. Color. BLUE DENIM (Cs) 89 BORN LOSERS 112 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) August, 1959 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) September, Carol Lynley. Brandon de Wilde. 1967. Jeremy Slate, Tom Laughlin. Color. BLUE HAWAII (P) 101 BORN RECKLESS 79 PARAMOUNT. (R) November. 1961. WARNER BROS. (R) May. 1959. Mamie Van Joan Blackman. Color. Doren. Jett Richards. BLUE MAX, THE (CS) 156 BOSS, THE 89 20th -CENTURY FOX. (R) June. 1986. George UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1856. John Peppard, James Mason. Color. Payne, Doe Acedan. BLUE PETER, THE (Alt title: NAVY HEROES) 93 BOSTON STRANGLER, THE 110 DCA DIST. (It) 1957. , Kieren Moore TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1968 Color. Tony Curtis. Henry Fonda, George Kennedy Color. BLUEBEARD (Alt. title: LANDRU) 118 Michele Morgan, Hildegarde Neff. Color. BOTTOM OF THE BOTTLE. THE (CO 88 TWENTIETH CENTURY-PDX. (R) January, 1950 BLUEBEARD'S TEN HONEYMOONS 92 Van Johnson, . Ruth Roman. Jack ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1960. George Sand- Carson. Color. ers, Corinne Calvert. BOUNTY KILLER. THE (TE) 92 87 EMBASSY. (R) July, 1965. Dan Duryea. Hod Cam- PARAMOUNT. (R) January. 1961. Jay Barney, eron. Color. J. Pat O'Malley. BOWERY TO BAGDAD 84 BLUES FOR LOVERS 89 ALLIED ARTISTS. (H) January 2. 1955. Bowery 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, 1966. Ray Boys. Charles, Tom Bell. BOY A GIRL, A 00 BOB & CAROL & TED & ALICE 104 CINEMA J. (R) April, 1969. Dino Martin Jr , COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1969. Robert Culp, Karen Steele. Natalie Wood, , Dyan Cannon. Color BOY AND THE PIRATES, THE 82 BOBBIKINS (Cs) 89 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April. 1980. Charles TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) June. 1960 Herbert, Susan Gordon. Color. Max Bygravea, Shirley Junes. BOY CRIED MURDER. THE 86 BOBBY WARE IS MISSING 66 UNIVERSAL. (R) March. 1966. Veronica Hunt, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October 23, 1955. Neville Phil Brown. Color. Brand, Arthur Franz. BOY, DID I GET A WRONG NUMBER 99 BOBO, THE 105 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1966. Bob Hope. WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) September, Elke Sommer. Phyllis Diller. Color. 1967. , Britt Ekland. Color. BOY NAMED CHARLIE BROWN, A 85 BOCCACCIO 70 145 NATIONAL GENERAL CORP. (R) March, 1970. AVCO EMBASSY. (R) 1962. Sophia Loren. Anita Cartoon. Color. Ekberg. Color. BOY ON A DOLPHIN (CS) 111 BOEING, BOEING 103 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) April. 1957. PARAMOUNT. (R) Christmas, 1965. Tony Curtis, Sophia Loren. Alan Ladd. Color. Jerry Lewis. Color. BOY TEN FEET TALL, A (CS) 88 BOFORS GUN, THE 106 PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1965. Edward G UNIVERSAL. IR) September, 1968. Nicol Wil- Robinson. Fergus McClelland. Color. liamson, Jan Holm, David Warner, Richard O'Cal- laghan. Color 72 UNITED ARTISTS (R) October, 1961. Wanda Hen- BOLD AND THE BRAVE, THE (SS) 90 drix, . RHO RADIO. (R) April 18, 1956. Woodall Corey Mickey Rooney, Don Taylor, Nicole Mauroy. BOY WHO STOLE A MILLION 84 PARAMOUNT. (B) September, 1960. VirgIio BOLSHO1 BALLET, THE 99 Texera, Maurice Boyne. RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA (R) January, 1955. Gonna Ulanova. Color. BOYS IN THE BAND, THE 120 NATIONAL GEN. CORP. (R) April, 1970. Kenneth BOLSHOI BALLET 67 75 Nelson, Leonard Frey, Cliff Gorman, Laurence PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1966. Ballet Luckinbill. Color. documentary. Color. BOYS' NIGHT DICTATOR, A 73 OUT (Cs) 115 BOMB FOR A METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER (B) June. 1962. Kim MEDALLION. (R) 1960. , Michel Novak, Auclair. b&w. James Garner. Color. BOMBERS B52 (Cs) 108 BOYS OF PAUL STREET, THE 108 WARNER BROS. (R) November, 1857. Natalie TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1969 Wood. Karl Malden. Color. Anthony Kemp, William Burleigh, John Moulder- Brown. Color. LE BONHEUR 87 CLOVER FILMS. (R) May, 1966. Jean-Claude BRAIN, THE 100 Drouot. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1969. David Niven, Drouot, Claire Jean-Paul Belmondo, Color. BONJOUR TRISTESSE (Cs) 94 1958. Deborah BRAIN EATERS. THE 60 UNITED ARTISTS (R) February. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October, Kerr, David Niven. Color. 1958. Edwin Nelson. Alan Frost. BONNE SOUPE. LA ,Ce) 97 BRAIN CLASSICS. (R) March, 1964 MACHINE. THE (Brit) 72 INTERNATIONAL RKO RADIO. (R) February 15 1956. Patrick Annie Glrardot, Marie Bell. Barr, Elizabeth Allan. BONNIE AND CLYDE III BRAINSTORM WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) September (P) 114 WARNER BROS. (R) May, 1965. Jeff Hunter, 1167. Warren Beatty. Faye Dunaway. Color. Ann Francis. THE (Superama) BONNIE PARKER STORY, 79 BRAINWASHED 102 AMER. INT. PICO. (it) May, 1968. Dorothy Pro- ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1961. Curt Jur- vine, Jack Hogan. gens. Claire Bloom. BON VOYAGE 180 BRAMBLE BUSH. THE 105 BUENA VISTA (R) June. 1962. Fred MacMurray. WARNER BROS. (E) February, 1960. Richard Jane Wyman. Color. Burton, Barbara Bush. Color. BOOM I II BRASS BOTTLE. THE 89 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1968. . UNIVERSAL. (R) May. 1964. Tony Randall, Burl Richard Burton, Noel Coward. Color. Ives. Color. SOP GIRL 79 BRASS LEGEND, THE 79 UNITED ARTISTS (R) July. 1957. Mary Kaye UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December. 1956. Hugh Trio, Judy Tyler. O'Brien. Nancy Gates. 343 Bra -Bye

Length Length In Mine. In Mine. BRAVE ONE, THE (Cs) 100 BUCCANEER, THE (VV) 119 UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1956. Michel Ray. PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1959. Yul Benner. Color. Charlton Heston. Color. BREAK, THE 75 BUCHANAN RIDES MANCUNIAN. September. ALONE 78 (R) 1963. Tony Britton, COLUMBIA. (R) August. 1958. Randolph Scotl, William Lucas. Craig Stevens. Color. BREAK IN THE CIRCLE (Brit.) 89 BUCKET OF BLOOD, A 85 TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) April, 1957 Forrest Tucker, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October Eva Bartok. 1959. Dick Miller, Barboura Morrie. B REAK TO FREEDOM (Brit.) 88 BUCKSKIN 97 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) June, 1955. Anthony PARAMOTTNT. (R) May, 1968. Barry Sullivan, Steel, Jack Warner. Joan Caulfield, Wendell Corey. Color. BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S 11$ BUCKSKIN LADY, THE 88 PARAMOUNT (R) October. 1961. , UNITED ARTISTS (R) June. 1957, Patricia Me- George Peppard. Color. dina. Richard Denning. BREATH OF SCANDAL A N BURGLAR, THE 00 PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1969 Sophia COLUMBIA (R) June, 1967. Dan Duryea, Jayne Loren, John Gavin. Color. Mansfield.

BRIDE OF THE BEAST. THE 7e BULLET FOR A BADMAN 80 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) March, 1958. Charlotte UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1964. Audi. Murphy, AuHim Lance Fuller. Darren McGavin. Color. BRIDE OF THE MONSTER 87 BULLET FOR JOEY, A 85 BANNER. (R) February. 1056. Bela Luger'. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1955. Edward G Robinson, George Raft. BRIDE WORE BLACK, THE 107 LOPERT. (R) June, 1968. , Jean- BULLET FOR THE GENERAL, A 114 Claude Brialy, Michel Bouquet. Color. AVCO-EMBASSY. (R) April, 1969, Glen Maria Volonte, , Martine Beswick. Color. BRIDES OF BLOOD 00 (R) January, 1969. , Kent Taylor. BULLFIGHT (Span. -Eng. narr.) 76 JANUS. (R) July, 1956. Documentary, BRIDES OF DRACULA 85 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1960. Peter Cushing, BULLITT 113 Freda Jackson. Color. WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) December, 1968 Steve McQueen, Robert Vaughn, BRIDES OF FU MANCHU, THE 94 Don Gordon. Color. SEVEN ARTS. (R) December, 1966. Christopher Lee, Douglas Wilner. Color. BULLWHIP (Os) 80 ALLIED ARTISTS (B) May 25, 1958. Guy Mali - BRIDGE. THE 102 eon. Rhonda Fleming. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1961. Fritz Wen per, Michael Hinz. BUNDLE OF JOY 08 UNIVERSAL. (B) December, 1954. Debbie Re- BRIDGE AT REMAGEN, THE 115 molds, Eddie Fisher. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1969. George Segal, Robert Vaughn, Ben Gazgara. Color. BUNNY LAKE IS MISSING (P) 1117 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1965. Laurence Olivier, BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWA1, THE (Cs) 161 Carol Lynley. b&w. COLUMBIA (It) November, 1957. William Holden, AleeIMO». Color. BUONA SERA, MRS. CAMPBELL UNITED ARTISTS. 13 BRIDGE (R) February, 1969. Gina TO GLORY 98 Lollobrigida, Shelley Winters, Phil Silvers, Peter JILLO. (R) July, 1984, Rennet° Reinder', Nino Lawford. Color. Castelnuovo. BURMESE HARP, THE B RIDGE TO THE SUN (Jap.; Eng. MI«) 118 112 BRANDON. (R) April, 1967. Rentaro Mikuni METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October. 1961 Shell Yasui. Carroll Baker, James Shigets. BURN, WITCH. BURN BRIDGES AT TOKO-RI, N THE 103 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) April, 1962 PARA510UNT. (R) February, 1955. Fredric Janet Blair. Peter Wyngarde. March, William Holden, Grace Kelly. Color. B URNING HILLS, THE (Co) 82 BRIGAND OF KANDAHAR 81 (Cinemascope) WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September I, 1556. COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1966. Ronald Lewis, Oliver Natalie Wood. Tab Hunter. Color. Reed. Color. BUS RILEY'. BACK IN TOWN OF 98 BRIGHTY THE GRAND CANYON 89 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1965. Ann -Margaret. FEATURE FILM CORP. OF AMERICA. (R) Michael Parks. Color. June, 1967. Eggs, Joseph Cotten. Color. BUS STOP (Oa) BRING YOUR SMILE 114 ALONG 83 TWENTIETH CENTURY PDX_ (11) Anhui. COLUMBIA. (It) August, 1955. Frankie Leine, 1054. , Den Murray. Keefe Braswell°. Color. Color. BUSTER KEATON STORY, THE (VV) 97 BROKEN LAND (Ca) BO PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1957. Donald O'Connor, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) April, 1962 Ann Blyth. Kent Taylor, Dianna Darrin. Color. BUSY BODY, THE (TS) 101 BROKEN STAR, THE 82 PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1967. Sid C UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1956. Howard Robert Ryan. Color. Duff, Lita Baron. B UT NOT FOR ME (VV) III BROTHERHOOD, THE 98 PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1959. Clark Coble, PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1968. , Carroll Baker. Alex Cord, Irene Papas, Susan Strasberg. Color. BUTCH CASSIDY AND THE SUNDANCE LOVE (P) BROTHERLY 112 KID 110 MGM. (R) April, 1970. Peter Susannah 90TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1969. Paul York, _Michael Craig. Color. Neuman, Robert Redford, Katherine Ross. Color. ep BUTTERFIELD BROTHERS IN LAW (Brit.) O (C11) IN CONTINENTAL (R) October, 1957. Ian Carmi- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November chael, Richard Attenborough. 1960. Elizabeth Taylor. Lauren.. Harvey, Color BROTHERS KARAMAZOV, THE 148 BY LOVE POSSESSED (R) February, III METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER 1958 UNITED ARTISTS. (11) July, 1961. Lana Yul Brynner, Marla Schell. Color. Turner, Etrem Zinibalist, Jr. Color. BROTHERS RICO, THE .. 81 BYE BYE BIRDIE (P) 112 COLUMBIA (R) September, 1957. Richard Conte, COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1963. Janet Leigh, Dianne Foster. Van Dyke. Color. Dick BRUTE AND THE BEAST. THE 97 BYE, BYE BRAVERMAN AIP. (R) December, 1968. Franco Nero, George 94 WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) April, 1968 Hilton, Nino Castelnuovo. Color. George Segal, Jessica Walter. Color. 344 Cab -Ca s

Length Length In Min. In Mina. C CAREER 195 PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1959. Dean Martin, CABINET OF CALIGARI. THE (Cs) 93 Anthony Fanciesa. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) June, 1961 CAREER GIRL 88 Glynis Johns. Dan O'Herlihr. PBC PICTURES. (R) January 11. 11144. "[MICH CACTUS FLOWER 103 Langford, Craig Wood, C01.1:31131A. 1969. (R) December, Walter Mat - CAREER GIRL 111 (has, Ingrid Bergman, GoIdle Hawn. Color. ASTOR-WOODBURN FILMS (R) May, 1968. 70 June Wilkinson. Charles Robert Keane. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1988. Ronald CARELESS YEARS. THE 71 Printer. Pat Blair. UNITED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957 Dean CAIRO 81 Stockwell. Natalie Trundy. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1968 CARESSED Si George Bandon, Richard Johnson. JOSEPH BRENNER ASSOCIATES. (R) Ootriber CALL ME BWANA 103 1985. Robert Hower, Angela Gann UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1968. Bob Hope CARETAKER, THE (formerly THE GUEST) 105 Anita Ekberg. Color. JANUS. (R) January, 1964. , Donald 61 Pleasence, Robert Shaw. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 30. 1958. Bill CARETAKERS, THE 97 Elliott. Kathleen Case. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1963. Robert CALTIKL THE IMMORTAL MONSTER 78 Stack, Polly Berm n. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) Sept., '60. John Merl - CARMEN JONES (Cs) 107 vale, DIM Sullivan. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January CALYPSO HEAT WAVE 88 1955. , Harry Belafonte. Color COLUMBIA (R) June, 1957. Johnny Desmond. CARNIVAL OF CRIME 18 The Treniers. CROWN. (R) June. 1964. Jean -Plane Aument CALYPSO JOE 76 CAROLINA CANNONBALL 74 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 12, 1957. Herb Jef- REPUBLIC. (R) January 28, 1955. Judy Canoe. fries, . CAROUSEL (Ca) 128 CAMELOT (P) 178 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (RI February, WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) October, 1956. Gordon MacRae, Shirley Jones, Cameros( 1967. Special. Richard Harris, Vanessa Bedgrave. Mitchell. Color. Color. CARPETBAGGERS, THE (P) 150 CAMILLE 2000 (P) 115 PARAMOUNT. (R) April. 1964. Carroll Baker. AUDUBON. (R) July. 1969. Daniele Gaubert, Nino George Peppard. Castel nuovo. Color. CARRY ON CLEO 82 CAMP ON BLOOD ISLAND, THE (M) 81 GOVERNOR FILMS. (5) October, 1965. Sidney COLUMBIA. (R) July. 1958. Andre Moron. Carl James, Amanda Barrie. Color. Mohner. CARRY ON CONSTABLE N CAN HIERONYMUS MERKIN EVER FORGET GOVEPNOR. (R) November 1961. Sidney James MERCY HUMPPE AND FIND TRUE HAPPINESS 100 Eric B taker. REGIONAL. (R) March, 1969. Anthony New'en . Milton Berle, George JeaseL Color. CARRY 071 NURSE si GOVERNOR. (R) June. 1960. Terenoe Longdon, CANADIANS. THE (Cs) es Kenneth Connor. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1961 Robert Ryan, Turin Thatcher. Color. CARRY ON SPYING 87 GOVERNOR. (it) February, 1965. Barbara Wind- CAN -CAN (Todd -AO) 130 sor. Kenaeth Williams. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1960 Special. Frank Sinatra, Shirley MacLeine. Color. CARRY ON TEACHER 86 GOVERNOR. (R) October, 1962. Kenneth Connor, CANDY 126 Charles Hawtry. CINERAMA. (12) December, 1968. Ewe Aulin, Charles Aznavour, Marlon Brando, Richard Burton, CARTHARE IN FLAMES James Coburn. Color. COLUMBIA (R) March, 1961. June Suarez. Anne Heywood. Color. CANYON CROSSROADS 83 UNITED ARTISTS. (111 February, 1955. Richard CARTOUCHE 75 %senate, Phyllis Kirk. RKO (Ri August, 1957. Richard Basehart. Patricia Roe. CANYON RIVER (0e) eo ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 5, 1958. George CARTOUCHE (D) 124 Montgomery, Manta Henderson. Color. sSY (It) July, 1964. Jean-Paul Belmondo, Claudia Cardinale. Coler. CAPE FEAR 105 UNIVERSAL (B) May. 1962. Gregory PecE. Robert CASANOVA 70 118 Mitchum. EMBASSY. (R) July, 1985. Marcelle Mastrelanal, Virne List. Color. CAPER OF THE GOLDEN BULLS, THE 104 EMBASSY. (R) May. 1967. Stephen Boyd, Yvette CASE AGAINST BROOKLYN. THE 82 Mimieuz. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1958. Darren McGann Maggie HUM. CAPRICE (CS) 98 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1967 CASE OF THE RED MONKEY (BrIt.) 73 Doris Day. Richard Harris. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 28. 1955. Richard Conte, Rona Anderson. CAPTAIN FROM KOEPENICK, THE 93 DCA DIST. (R) 1956. Heinz Ruhmann. Color. CASH McCALL 102 WARNER BROS. (R) January. 1980. Junes Oar - CAPTAIN LIGHTFOOT (Cs) 91 nee, Natalie Wood. Color. UNIVERSAL (R) March, 1955. Rock Hudson, Color. CASH ON DELIVERY 82 Barbara Rush. RKO RADIO. (R) January 25, 1958, Shelley CAPTAIN NEWMAN, M. D. 126 Winters, Peggy Cummins. UNIVERSAL (R) April, 1964. Gregory Peck, Tony Curti, Color. CASH ON DEMAND 64 COLUMBIA (B) February, 1962. Peter Cushing CAPTAIN NEMO AND THE UNDERWATER Andre Morrell. CITY (P) 105 MGM. (R) March, 1970. Robert Ryan, Chuck Con- CASINO ROYALE (P) 180 nors, Nanette Newman. Color. COLUM131A. (RI Apri), 1967. Peter Sellers, Ur- sula Andress and all-ster oast. Color. CAPTAIN SINBAD 85 CASTLE KEEP (P) 105 METRO-GOLHVYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1983. COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1969. Burt Lancaster, Pat- Guy Williams. Held! Bruhl. Color. rick O'Neal, Jean Pierre Aumont. Color. CAPTAIN'S TABLE. THE 90 CASTLE OF EVIL 80 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, UNITED PICTURES. (R) October, 1969. Scott 1960. John (Beason. Peggy Cummins. Calor. Brady, Virginia Mayo. CARDINAL, THE (P-70) 175 OAST A DARK SHADOW (BrIt.) 84 COLUMBIA. (R) Special, In December, 1983. DIST. CORP. OP AMER. (R) November, 1957 Tom Tryon. Carol Lynley. Color. Dirk Bogarde, . 345 Cas-Chr

Length Length In Mine. In Mine. CAST A GIANT SHADOW (P) 149 CHAPPAQUA 82 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1986. Kirk Douglas, REGIONAL. (R) November, 1967. Jean-Louis sor- Senta Berger. Color. rau1L Conrad Rooks. CAST A LONG SHADOW 82 CHARADE 114 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July. 1959. Audle Mur- UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1984. Cary Grant, Au- phy, Terry Moore. Color. drey Hepburn. Color. CASTILIAN, THE 129 CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE, THE 128 WARNER BROS. (R) October. 1963. Spartaco San- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1968. Trevor tony, Teresa Velasquez. Howard, Vanessa Radgrave, John Glelgud. Color. CASTLE, THE 90 CHARLIE BUBBLES 91 CONTINENTAL. (R) March. 1969. Maximillian REGIONAL. (R) February, 1968. , Schell, Cordula Trantew, Trudik Daniel. Color. Liza Minnelli. Color. CAT AND MOUSE (German; Eng. titles) 92 CHARLIE THE LONESOME COUGAR 75 GROVE. (R) February. 1970. Lars Brandt, Peter BUENA VISTA. (R) October. 1967. Ron Brown Brandt, Wolfgang Neuss. b&w. Brian Russell. Color. CAT BALLOU 97 CHARLY 108 COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1965. Color. CINERAMA. (R) October, 1968. Cliff Robertson, Claire Bloom, Leon Janney. Color. CAT, THE 87 EMBASSY. (R) Summer. 1968. Roger Perry, Peg- CHARROI 98 gy Ann Gardner. Color. NGC. (R) April, 1969. Elvis Presley, Ina Balin, Lynn Kellogg. Color. CATS, THE (Swedish; Eng. titles) 93 NSF. (R) February, 1969. , The CHARTROOSE CABOOSE 78 Quensel, Gfo Petre. b&w. UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1560. Molly Bee, CAT GIRL, THE 87 Ben Cooper. Colm. AMER. INT. PICS. (R) September, 1987. Barbara CHASE. THE (P) 185 Shelley. Robert Ayers. COLUMBIA. (RI February, 1986. Marlon Brando, CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF 108 Jane Fonda. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September CHASE A CROOKED SHADOW 87 1958. Elizabeth Taylor. . Color. WARNER BROS. (R) March. 1959. Richard Todd CATCH 22 (P) 121 Anne Barter. PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1970. Alan Arkin, Rich- CHASTITY 85 ard Benjamin, Jon Voight, . Color. AMER. neT. PICS. (R) June, 1989. . Bar- CATERED AFFAIR, THE 98 bara London. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 92, 1958. CHEI (P) 96 Bette Dade, Breast Borentne, Debbie Reynolds, 20TH CENTURY -FOR (R) June, 1969. Omar Barry Fitzgerald. Sharif, Jack Palermo. Color. CATTLE EMPIRE (Cs) 82 CHECKPOINT 84 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) February, RANK (R) June, 1957. Anthony Steel, Odile Ver- 1958. Joel MetCrea. Gloria Talbott. Color. eots. Color. CATTLE KING 88 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1983. CHEYENNE AUTUMN (Super P-70) 160 Robert Taylor, Joan WARNER BROS. (R) December. 1964. Richard Caulfield. Widmark. Carroll Baker. Color. CAVERN, THE 8s TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, CHEYENNE SOCIAL CLUB 103 1965. Rosanna Schiaflno, . NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) June, 1970. James Stewart, Henry Fonda, Shirley Jones. Color. CELL 2455. DEATH ROW 77 COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1955. William Campbell, 74 Robert Campbell. UNITED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. Brian Keith, Beverly Garland. CEREMONY, THE 105 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December. 1963. Laurence CHICAGO SYNDICATE 84 Harvey. Sarah Mlles. COLUMBIA. (B) July, 1955. Demob O'Keefe, Abbe Lane. CERTAIN SMILE, A (Cs) 108 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) August, 1958 CHIEF CRAZY HORSE (Cs) N Rossano Brazzi, Joan Fontaine. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1955. Victor Mature, Suzan Ball. Color. CHA-CHA-CHA-BOOMI 72 COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1966. Stephen Dunne, CHILD IS WAITING. A 102 Alfa Talton. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1963. Burt Lan- caster. Judy Garland. CHAINOF EVIDENCE 84 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 6. 1957. Bill CHILDISH THINGS 00 Elliott. Jam.. Lydon. FILMWORLD. (R) June, 1969. Don Murray, . CHAIRMAN. THE (P) 102 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1969. Gregory CHILDREN'S HOUR. THE I09 Peck, Anne Heywood. Arthur HilL Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1989. Audrey Hep- CHALK GARDEN THE 105 burn, Shirley MacLalne. UNIVERSAL. (B) dune, 1964. Deborah Kerr, CHILDREN OF THE DAMNED 90 Hayley Mills. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1964 CHALLENGE FOR ROBIN HOOD, A 85 Ian Hendry. . TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) August, 1969 CHINAI 65 Barrie Ingham, James Hayter, Leon Greene, Peter May, 1985. Documentary. Color. Blythe. Color. JANUS. (R) CHAMBER OF HORRORS 99 CHINA DOLL 85 WARNER BROS. (R) September, 1986. Patrick UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1958. Victor O'Neal. Cesare Decova. Color. Maturo, Lill Hua. CHAMPAGNE MURDERS. THE .. 98 CHINA GATE (Cs) 97 UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1988. Anthony Perkins, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) May, 1957 Maurice Ronet. Color. Nat , Gene Barry. CHANCE MEETING 98 CHINA IS NEAR (Ital.) 108 PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1980. Hardy Kruger ROYAL. (R) January. 1968. Glauco Mauri, Elda . Tattoli. CHANGE OF HABIT g3 CHISUM III UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1969. Elvis Presley, WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1970. John Wayne, Mary Tyler Moore, Barbara McNair. Color. Christopher George, Ben Johnson. Color. CHANGE OF MIND 96 CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG 142 CINERAMA. (R) October, 1969. Raymond St UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1968. Dick Jacques, Susan Oliver, Leslie Nielson. Color. Van Dyke. Sally Ann Howes, Lionel Jeffries. Color. CHANGES. 93 CHRISTMAS THAT ALMOST WASN'T. THE 95 CINERAMA. (R) February, 1969. Kent Lane, CHILDHOOD. (R) November, 1966. Resueno Michele Carey, Manuals Thiess. Brazal, Paul Tripp. Color. CHAPMAN REPORT, THE 196 CHRISTMAS TREE, THE 00 WARNER BROS. (R) October, 1962. Efrem Elm - CONTINENTAL. (R) October, 1989. William Hol- ballet, Jr., Shelley Winters. Color. den, Virna Lis!. Color. 346 Chr-Con

Length Length In Mine. In Mies. 97 CHRONICLE OF A SUMMER (Fr., Eno. titles) 88 COCKLESHELL HEROES, THE (Cs) PATHE-CONT. (R) May, 1965. Documentary. COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1958. Jose Ferrer, . Color. CHUBASCO (P) 100 WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) June. 1968. Rich- CODE 7. VICTIM 5! (TS) 83 ard Egan. Susan Strasberg. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) February. 1965. Lea Barker, Ann Smyrner. Color. CHA I05 PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1967. Rod Taylor, Ernest COLE YOUNGER GUNFIGHTER (Cs) 79 Borgnine. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) February, 1958. Frank Lovejoy, Abby Dalton. Color. CID. EL (T-70) 180 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1981. Charlton COLLECTOR, THE 119 Heston, Sophie Loren. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1965. . Samantha Egger. Color. 147 CIMARRON (Cal 90 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Marsh. 1911 COLLEGE CONFIDENTIAL Glenn Ford, Marla Schell. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) August. 1960. Steve Allen, Jayne Meadows. CINCINNATI KID. THE 118 COLOR ME DEAD 97 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November. 1985. 1969 Steve McQueen. Edward G. Robinson. Color. COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) October, Tom Tryon, Carolyn Jones. Color. 31NDERFELLA 88 PARAMOUNT. (B) December, 1960. Jerry Lewis. COLOSSUS OF RHODES, THE (Supertotalscope) Wynn. (Ital.: dubbed) 127 Ed Color. MGM. (R) 1960. Rory Calhoun, Lea Massed. CIRCLE DECEPTION (Ca) ISO OF COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK, THE (VV) 70 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February. PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1958. Roes Martin. Mala 1961. Bradford Dilman, SUZY Parker. Powers. CIRCLE OF LOVE (Fr.. Eng, titles) 105 COLOSSUS: THE FORBIN PROJECT 100 READE-STERLING. (R) March, 1965. Jane Fon- UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1970. Eric Breeden, da. Maurice Ronet. Color. Susan Clark. Color. CIRCUS GIRL 88 COMANCHE (Cs) 87 REPUBLIC. (R) April 20, 1956. European Cast UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1958. Dana Color. Andrews, Linda Cristal. Color. CIRCUS OF HORRORS 8945 COMANCHE STATION (Cs) 74 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May, 1960 (R) 1960. Anton D1Rring, Erika Remberg. Color. COLUMBIA. March, COMANCHEROS, THE (Ca) (87 CIRCUS WORLD. (Moraine, Super T -FO) 135 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November. PARAMOUNT. (R) Juno. 1964. John Wayne 1961. John Wayne, Stewart Whitman. Color. Claudia Cardinale. Color. COME BLOW YOUR HORN (P) 112 CITY AFTER MIDNIGHT 84 PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1963. Frank Sinatra, Lee STATER RIGHTS-RKO. (R) September, 1959. J. Cobb. Color. Phyllie Kirk. Dan O'Herlh7. COME FLY WITH ME (P) 109 CITY OF FEAR 81 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1968. COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1959. Vince Edwards, Dolores Hart. Hugh O'Brian. Color Lyle Talbot. COME NEXT SPRING 92 CITY OF FEAR 90 REPUBLIC. (R) March 9. 1958 , ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1965. Terry Moore Steve Cochran. Color. CITY OF SHADOWS 70 COME ON, THE (SS) 83 REPUBLIC. (R) June 2, 1955. Victor McLaglen, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 15, 1958. Ann John Baer. Baxter, Sterling Hayden. CLAMBAKE (P) 99 C'MON, LET'S LIVE A LITTLE (TS) 85 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1967. Elvis PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1967 Bobby Tee. Presley, Shelley Fabarea. Color. Jackie DeShannon. Color. CLARENCE THE CROSS-EYED LION 98 COME SEPTEMBER (Cs) 112 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April. 1965 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 196L Rock Hudson, Gina Marshall Thompson. . Color Lollobrigida. Color. CLAUDELLEINBLISH 09 COME SPY WITH ME 85 WARNER BROS. (B) September, 1951. Diane Me- 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January. 1967. Trey Bain, Arthur Kennedy. Donahue, Andrea Dromm. Color. CLEOPATRA (TODD -AO) 243 COMEDIANS, THE (P) . .. .. 180 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) Special. June, MGM. (R) December, 1967. Richard Burton, Eliza- 1963. Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton. Color. beth Taylor. Color. CLEOPATRA'S DAUGHTER (U) 93 COMEDY CAE 68 McDALLION. (R) February, 1963. Debra Paget, AMER INTERNATIONALI1983. (R) December. Robert Alda. Color. , Peter Lorre. Color. CLIMAX, THE (ltd.) ...... 97 COMIC. THE 95 LOPERT. (R) September, 1987. Ugo'Tognazzi, COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1969. Dick Van Dyke, . Michele Lee, Mickey Rooney. Color. CLOPORTES (Fr., Eng. Titles) (Cs) 102 COMING APART 110 INTERNATIONAL CLASSICS. (R) April, 1966 (R) October, 1969. Rip Torn, Vivica Liufors, Sally , Charles Aznavour. Color. Kirkland, b&w. CLOSELY WATCHED TRAINS (Czseh.) 89 COMMITTEE, THE 90 SIGMA III. (R) October. 1967. Vaclar Neckar, COMMONWF.AT TR UNITED ENTERTAINMENT Jitka Nendova. (R) March, 1969. Don Sturdy, Carl Gottlieb, Ross. Color. CLOUDS OVER ISRAEL 102 Christopher HAROLD CORNSWEET-ISRAEL. Co -Prod. Tit - COMPULSION (Cs) 103 tech Spector, 'thud Banal. (R) May, 1966. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1959 C'MON LET'S LIVE A LITTLE (TS) 85 Orson Welles, Diana Varai. PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1967. Bobby Yee, Jackie COMPUTER WORE TENNIS SHOES, THE 90 DeShannon. Color. BUENA VISTA. (R) February. 1970. Kurt Russell, COAST OF SKELETONS (T) 90 Caesar Romero. Color. SEVEN ARTS. (R) November, 1985. Richard Todd, CONDEMNED OF ALTONA, THE (Cs) 114 Derek Nimmo. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1965 COBRA, THE (TS) 93 Sophia Loren, Maximilian Schell. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) January CONFESSIONS OF AN OPIUM EATER 85 1968. Anita Ekberg, Dana Andrews. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1982. Vincent Price COBWEB, THE (Cs) 124 Linda Ho. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 15, 1955 CONGO CROSSING 83 Richard Widmark, Lauren Recall. Charles Boyer, UNIVERSAL. (R) July. 1956. Virginia Mayo . Color. George Nader. Color. COCKEYED COWBOYS OF CALICO COUNTY, THE. 99 CONGRESS DANCES (Ger.) (Ca) 90 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1970. , Nan- REPUBLIC. (R) January. 1957. Hannelore Ball - ette Fabray, Jim Backus. Color. man. Color. 347 Con -Cri

Length Length In Mins. In Mina. CONJUGAL BED, THE 90 COUNTERFEIT KILLER. THE 95 AVCO EMBASSY. (R) 1963. Ugo Tognazzi, Marina UNIVERSAL. r It) January, 1970. Jack Lord, Vtady. . CONQUERED CITY 91 COUNTERFEIT PLAN, THE 86 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) January WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May II, 1957. Za- 1965. David Niven Ben Gazzara. chary Scott, Peggie Castle. CONQUEROR, THE (Cs) III COUNTERFEIT TRAITOR. THE 141 RKO RADIO. (R) March 28, 1956. John Wayne, PARAMOUNT. (R) July. 1962. William Holden. Susan Hayward, Pedro Armendariz. Color. Lull Palmer. Color. CONQUEROR WORM, THE 87 COUNTERFEITERS OF PARIS. THE N AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May, 1968 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1965 Vincent Price, Ian Ogilvy. Color. Jean Gabin, Bernard Biler. CONQUEST OF SPACE 81 COUNTERPLOT 76 PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1955. Walter Brooks, UNIT® ARTISTS. (SI October. 1969. Ternot Eric Fleming. Color. Tucker. Allison Hayes. CONSTABLE AND THE CROSS (Totalscope) 114 COUNTESS FROM HONG KONG, A 108 AVCO EMBASSY. (R) 1962. Cornet Wilde, Belinda UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1967. Marlon Brando, Lee. ('olor. Sophia Loren. Color. CONTEMPT (CS) 108 COUNTRY GIRL, THE 104 EMBASSY. (R) October, 1964. Brigitte Bardot, PARAMOUNT. (H) March. 1955. Ring Crosby Jack Valance. Color. Onee Kelly, William Holden. CONTEST GIRL (CS) 102 COUNTRY MUSIC HOLIDAY 81 CONTINENTAL. (R) May, 1966. Ian Hendry, Jan- PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1958. Perlin Husky, ette Scott. Color. Zaa Z 'o Gabor. CONVICT STAGE 71 COUPLE. THE (Ruts.) 102 TWENTIETH -CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1965 ARTKINO. (R) August. 1967. Ivan Marin, Vera Barry Lauter, Donald Berry. Kuznetaova. COOGAN'S BLUFF 94 COURT JESTER, THE (VV) 101 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1968. Clint East- PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1956. Danny Kaye, wood, Lee J. Cobb, Susan Clark. Color. Glynis Johns. Color. COOL AND THE CRAZY, THE 78 COURT MARTIAL (Brit.) 108 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES (R) KINGSLEY. (R) August, 1955. David Riven. March, 1958. Gigl Perna. . COOL HAND LUKE (P) 129 COURT MARTIAL OF BILLY MITCHELL. THE (C8),I0O WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) October, WARNER BROTHERS. (R) December 31. 1955. 1967. Paul Newman, George Kennedy. Color. , Charles Bickford, , COOL ONES, THE (P) 95 Rod Steiger. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) April, 1967. Roddy Mc- COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER, THE (P) .. 117 Dowall, Debbie Watson. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March. 1963. Glenn Ford. COOL WORLD. THE 105 Shirley Jones. Color. CINEMA V. (R) April. 1964. Hampton Clanton COUSINS, THE (French: Eng. titles) 112 Lee. Carl CONTINENTAL, . (It) 19709. Claude Brialy, Gerard COP HATER 75 Blain. UNITED ARTISTS. (It) Sept on her, 1958. Robert COVENANT WITH DEATH, A 97 Loggia, Gerald O'Laughlin. WARNER BROS. (R) February, 1967. George Ma - harts, Laura Devon. Color. COP OUT 05 CINERAMA. (R) January, 1968. James Mason, COVER GIRL KILLER! 61 . Color. FANFARE. (R) May, 1960. Harry H. Corbett Felicity Young. COPPER SKY (Ce) 77 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) September, COWBOY 92 1957. Jeff Morrow, Coleen Gray. COLUMBIA (R) March, 1958. Glenn Ford, . Color. 69 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1988 CRACK IN THE MIRROR (Cs) 97 Boris Karloff, Betts St. John. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1960 Orson Welles, Juliette Greco. CORRUPT ONES, THE (TE) 92 WARNER BROS. (R) February, 1967. Robert CRACK IN THE WORLD 96 Stack, Elke Somner. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) February. 1965. Dana An- drews, Janette Scott. Color. CORRUPTION 91 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1968. Peter Cushing, CRASH LANDING 76 Sue Lloyd, Noel Trevarthon. Color. COI-UJIBIA. (R) 1!958. Gary Merrill, Nancy Danis COSMIC MAN, THE 72 62 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 22, 1956. Lee ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January. 1959. Bruce Ben- Germ. Hunts Hall. nett, John Carradine. CRASHOUT 82 COSSACKS. THE (Totalscope) 113 FILMABERS. (R) April. 1955. William Bondi: UNIVERSAL. (It) Slay, 1:9)::. Edmund Punkin), Arthur Kennedy John Urew Itarrymurc. t'olor. CRAZY PARADISE (Danish, Eng. Titles) 95 COTTON COMES TO HARLEM 97 SHERPIX. (R) August. 1965. Ditch Paseer, Hans UNITED ARTISTS. (It) June, 1970. Godfrey Cam- W. Petersen. Color. bridge, Raynlund St. Jacques, Calvin Lockhart. Color. CRAZY QUILT 75 CONTINENTAL. (R) October, 1966. Tom RosauL COUCH, THE 100 Ina Mela. WARNER BROS. (R) March, 1962. Grant Wil- liams, CREATURE WALKS AMONB US. THE 78 Shirley Knight. UNIVERSAL. (B) April. 1969. Jell Marrow COUNT FIVE AND DIE 92 Leigh Snowden. Ba Besion. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) March, 1958 CREATURE WITH THE ATOM BRAIN 78 Jeffrey Hunter, Anne Marie Duringer. COLUMBIA. (B) July. 1955. Blsberd Denning, Angels Steveoa. COUNT THREE AND PRAY (Cs) 102 COLUMBIA (R) October, 1955. Van Heflin CREEPING UNKNOWN. THE (Brit.) 78 Johanne Woodward. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1956. Brian Don - levy, Mariia Dean. COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS (Cs) 102 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) April, 1959 CRIME AGAINST JOE 69 Deborah Kerr, Rossano Brass!. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1956. John Brom- field, Julie London. COUNTDOWN (P) 101 WARNER BROS.-SEVEN CRIME AND PUNISHMENT. U.SA ell ARTS. (R) February. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1959. George Ham- 1968. James Caen, Joanna Moore. Color. ilton, Mary Murphy. COUNTERFEIT CONSTABLE, THE 89 CRIME BENEATH THE SEA 86 SEVEN ARTS. (R) November, 1906. Robert ALLIED ARTISTS (B) September. 1957. Mara Dhery. Color. Corday. Pat Conway. 348 Cri -Dar

Length Length In Mina. In Palm CRIME IN THE STREETS SI CURSE OF THE WEREWOLF, THE 91 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 18. 1988. James UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1961. Clifford Evans, Whitmore, John Caaeeretea. Sal Mines. Yvonne Romaine. Color. CRIME OF PASSION M CURUCU, BEAST OF THE AMAZON 78 UNITED ARTISTS (B) February, 1967. Barbara UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1956 John Brom - Stanwyck, Starling Hard«. Held, Beverly Garland. Color. CRIMSON BLADE, THE (M) SI CUSTER OF THE WEST (Cinerama) 140 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1964. Lionel Jeffrlee, CINERAMA. (R) February, 1968. Robert Shaw. Oliver Reed. Color. Mary Ure. Color. CRIMSON CULT, THE 87 CYBORG 2087 86 AMER. INT. PICS. (R) April, 1970. Boris Karloff FEATURE FILM CORP. OF AMER. (R) 1966. Christopher Lee. Color. Michael Rennie, Wendell Corey, Karen Steele. Color CRIMSON KIMONO. THE M CYCLOPS 75 COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1959. Victoria Shaw, ALLIED ARTISTS (R) July. 1967. James Craig Glenn Corbett. Gloria Talbott. CRITIC'S CHOICE (P) IM WARNER BROS. (R) April. 1961 Bob Hope. Lu- cille Ball. Color. D CROOKED CIRCLE. THE (N) 72 REPUBLIC ill) November. 1987. . Fay D-DAY THE SIXTH OF JUNE (C.) IM Spain. TWENTIETH CENTURY -170X. (B) June, 1956. CROOKED WEB, THE Hobert Taylor. Richard Todd, Dana Venter. 77 Edmond O'Brien. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1955, Frank Love - Joy. Mari Blanchard. DADDY LONG LEGS (Ca) 128 CROSS AND THE SWITCHBLADE, THE 106 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May. 1955 ROSS. (R) June, 1970. Pat Boone, Erik Estrada Fred Astaire, Leslie Caron. Color. Color. DADDY 0 74 CROSS CHANNEL (Brit.) 90 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March, 1959 REPUBLIC. (B) September 29, 1955. Wayne Dick Contino. Sandra Giles. Morris, Yvonne Furneaux. DADDY'S GONE A -HUNTING 108 1969. CROSSUP 83 NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) July, Carol UNITED ARTISTS (B) January, 1986. Larry White, Paul Burke. Color. Parka. Coestance Smith. DAKOTA INCIDENT M CROWDED PARADISE M REPUBLIC. (It) July 23, 1956. Linda Darnell, TUDOR (B) Imo. 1958. Hue Crown. Nanti Dale Roberta«. Color. Kelly. DALTON GIRLS. THE 71 UNITED ARTISTS (B) December, 1957. Merry CROWDED SKY. THE 104 Anders, WARNER BROS. (R) September. 1960. Dana Lisa Davis. Andrews. Rhonda Fleming. Color. DAM BUSTERS, THE (Brit) 102 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) July 16, 1955 CRUEL TOWER, THE M Richard Todd, Redgrave. ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) October 28, 1956. John Ursula Jeans, Michael Ericson. Marl Blanchard. DAMN CITIZEN .18 UNIVERSAL (R) March. 1958. Keltb Anders, CRY BABY KILLER, THE 02 Lina Davis. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1958. Carolyn Mitchell. . DAMNED. THE 160 WARNER BIàOS. (R) January, 1970. Dirk Bogarde, CRY FOR HAPPY (Cs) IIO , Helmet Berger. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) March. 1961. Glenn Fad, Donald O'Connor. Color. DAMN THE DEFIANT (Ca) 101 CRY IN THE NIGHT, A 76 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1982. Alee Guineas WARNER BROTHERS. (B) September 15. 1956 Dirk Bogarde. Color. Edmond O'Brien, Natalie Wood, Brian Donlevy DAMN YANKEES 110 WARNER BROS. (B) September, 1968. Tab CRY OF BATTLE 99 Hunter, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1963. Van Heflin . Color. . DAMON AND PYTHIAS 99 CRY TERROR 08 METRO-GOODWYN-MATER. (R) September. MGM (R) April. 1958. James Mason. Rod Steiger 1982. Guy Williams, Don Burnett. Color. DANCE LITTLE CRY TOUGH M LADY (Brit.) 87 UNITED ARTISTS. (RI Annual. 1959. John Saxon TRANS -LUX. (RI January, 1966. Mal Setterllng, Linda Criotal. Terence Morgan. Color. DANCE CUL-DE-SAC 110 WITH ME HENRY 80 SIGMA III. (R) November, 1966. Donald Pleas- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December. 1956. Abbott ance, Francoise Dorleac. and Costello. THE DANDY IN ASPIC, A (P) 107 CULT OF COBRA 82 COLUMBIA. (R) April. 1968. UNIVERSAL. (R) May. 1955. Faith Domergue, Laurence Haney, Richard Long. . Color. DANGER: DIABOLIK IM CULT OF THE DAMNED, THE (formerly Angel, Angel PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1968. John Phillip Law Down We Go) 93 Marisa Md L Color. AMER. INT. PICS. (R) August, 1969. Jennifer Jones, Jordan Christopher. Color. DANGER ROUTE M UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1968. Richard CURE FOR' LOVE, THE (Brit.) 87 Johnson, Diana Dora. Color. ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1955 Robert Donat DANGEROUS EXILE (VV) 00 RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. CURSE OF THE DEMON 83 (RI October. 1968. Louie Jourdan, . COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1958. Dana Andrews. Peggy Color. Cummins. DANGEROUS 98 CURSE OF THE FACELESS MAN. THE 18 WARNER BROTHERS (R) June. 1958- George UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1958. Richard Baker. ?rankle Vaughn. Anderson. Elaine Edwards. DANIEL BOONE, TRAIL BLAZER 78 CURSE OF THE FLY (Brit.) 86 REPUBLIC. (R) September 14, 1958. Bruce AVCO EMBASSY. (R) 1965 Brian Donlevy, Carole Bennett, Lon Chaney. Color. Grey. b&w. DARBY O'GILL AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE 93 CURSE OF THE LIVING CORPSE, THE 83 BUENA VISTA. (R) July, 1959. Janet Munro, Al- LIPPERT. (It) 1964. Helen Waren, Roy R. Sheider bert Sharpe. Color. CURSE OF THE MUMMY'. TOMB THE (TS) SI DARBY'S RANGERS 121 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1985. Terence Mor- WARNER BROS. (R) January, 1958. James Gar- gan, Ronald Howard. Color. ner. Etchika Choureau. CURSE OF THE UNDEAD 70 DARING GAME 100 UNIVERSAL. (R) July. 1958. Erie Fleming, Mi- PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1988. Lloyd Bridge chael Pate. Nlco Minardos. Color. 349 Dar -Del

L ength Length In Mine. Is MI». DARK AT THE TOP OF THE STAIRS, THE 124 DE SADE 119 WARNER BROS. (R) October, 1960. Robert AMER. INT. PICS. (R) September, 1969. Keir Preston, Dorothy McGuire. Color. Dulles, Senta Berger, Lilli Palmer. Color. DARK INTRUDER 59 DEAD HEAT ON A MERRY-GO-ROUND 104 UNIVERSAL. (R) October. 1985. Leslie Nielsen, COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1986. James Coburn, Gilbert Green. Camilla Spam. Color. DARK OF THE SUN m05 DEAD RINGER 115 MGM. (R) July, 1968. Rod Taylor, Yvette Mimieux, WARNER BROS. (R) February, 1984. Bette Davis, Jim Brown. Color. Karl Maldon. DARK PURPOSE 90 DEADFALL 120 UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1984. Shirley Jones, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September Rossano Brazza. Color. 1988. Michael Caine, , Eric Port- man. Color. DARK RIVER (Arg.) 90 TIMES. (R) February, 1956. Adriana Bennett DEADLIER THAN THE MALE (Fr.) 104 CONTINENTAL (R) November, 1957. Jean Gabin, DARLING (Brit.) 121 Danniele Delorme. EMBASSY. (R) August, 1965. , Dirk Bogarde. DEADLIER THAN THE YALE (TS) 97 UNIVERSAL. (R) Marsh, 1867. Richard Johnson, DARLING LILT (P) ISO Elke Sommer. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1970. Julie Andrews Rock Hudson. Color. DEADLIEST SIN, THE 75 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 29, 1958. DAUGHTER OF DR. JEKYLL 71 Chaplin, Audrey Dalton. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. John Agar, Gloria Talbott. DEADLY AFFAIR, THE 106 COLUMBIA. (R) February. 1967. James Mann, DAVID AND GOLIATH (Ca) 95 . Color. 1961. Orson ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April, DEADLY BEES, THE 84 Welles, No Payer. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) May. 1987. Suganna Leigh DAVID AND LISA 84 Guy Deleman. Celer. Heir Dulles CONTINENTAL. (R) February, 1963. DEADLY COMPANIONS, THE 90 Janet Margolin. PATHS -AMERICAN. (R) June, 1961. Maureen DAVY CROCKETT, KING OF THE WILD O'Hara, Brian Keith. Color. 95 FRONTIER DEADLY MANTIS. THE 78 BUENA VISTA. (R) June, 1955. Fus Parker UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1957. Craig Stevens, Buddy Ebaen. Color. Aux Talton. 85 DAVY CROCKETT AND THE RIVER PIRATES DEAR BRIGITTE (CS) 100 BUENA VISTA. (R) July 17, 1956. , TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January Buddy Ebaen. Color. 1985. James Stewart. Billy Mumy. Color. 104 DAY AND THE HOUR, THE (Franseope) SEAR HEART 114 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1964 WARNER BROS. (R) January, 1965. Glenn Ford, Simone Signoret, Stuart Whitman. . DAY MARS INVADED EARTH, THE (Ca) 76 DEAR JOHN (Swedish, Eng. Titles) 115 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February SIGMA III. (R) March, 1986. Jeri Kulle, Christina 1969. Kent Taylor, Merle Windsor. Scholltn. DAY OF ANGER (P) 109 DEATH IN SMALL DOSES 79 NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) November, 1989. Lee ALLIED ARTISTS (R) August. 1997. Peter Van Cleef. Color. Graves, Mala Power'. DAY OF FURY, A 79 DEATH OF A GUNFIGHTER 84 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1958. Dale Robertson, UNIVERSAL. June, 1969. Richard Widmark, Lena Mara Corday. Color. Horne, John Saxon, Michael McGreevey. Color. DAY OF THE BAD MAN. THE (Cs) 81 DEATH OF A SCOUNDREL 119 UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL (R) April. 1958 UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1958. George Sanders, Fred MaeMurray, Joan Walden. Color. Yvonne de Carle, Zea Zia Gabor. DAY OF THE EVIL GUN ... 95 DEATH OF , THE (Czech: Eng. titles) 72 MGM. (R) March. 1968. Glenn Ford. Arthur Ken- BRANDON. (R) July, 1988. Rudolf Hruslnaky, nedy. Color. Jana Stepkanova. b&w. DAY OF THE OUTLAW 96 DEATH RIDES A HORSE 114 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1959. Robert Ryan UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1969. Lee Van Burl Ives. Cleef, John Phillip Law. Color. DAY OF THE TRIFFIDS. THE (Cs) 119 DECISION AGAINST TIME 87 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1982. Howard Keel, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) August. 1957 Nicole Mauro,. Color Jack Hawkins, Elizabeth Sellars. DAY THE EARTH CAUGHT FIRE. THE 90 DECISION AT SUNDOWN 77 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1962. Edward Judd, Janet COLUMBIA (R) November, 1997. Randolph Scott, Munro, Leo McKern. John Carroll. Celer. DAY THE FISH CAME OUT. THE 109 DECLINE AND FALL OF A BIRD WATCHER, THE INTERNATIONAL CLASSICS. (R) Ostaber. 1987 119 Tom Courtenay, Candice Bergen. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January. 1969. 80 Rodney Bewes, Colin Blakely. Patience Collier. DAY THE WORLD ENDED. THE Color. AMERICAN RELEASING CORP. (R) January 1956. Richard Denning, Lori Nelson. DEEP BLUE SEA, THE (Cs) 99 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November DAY THEY ROBBED THE BANK OF ENGLAND, 1955. Vivian Leigh, . Color. THE 83 August. 1986 DEEP SIX. THE 118 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) WARNER BROS. (R) January, 1958. Alan Ladd, Aldo Ray, Elizabeth Sellars. Dianne Foster. Color. DAY TO REMEMBER, A (Brit.) 72 29. 1955. Stanley Hollo- DEERSLAYER. THE (Cs) 78 REPUBLIC. (R) March TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) September way, Jean Rios. 1957. Lax Barker, Rita Moreno. Color. DAYDREAMER, THE I91 1966. Animagie-Live DEFECTOR, THE 100 EMBASSY. (R) Summer, SEVEN ARTS. (R) November, 1968. Montgomery action/animation. Celer. Clift, Hardy Kruger. Color. 100 DAYTON'S DEVILS DEFIANT ONES. THE 97 COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) February, 1969 UNITED ARTISTS (R) August, 1958 Tony Curtis Rory Calhoun, Leslie Nielson, Color. Sidney Pottier DAYS OF THRILLS AND LAUGHTER 93 DELICATE DELINQUENT. THE (VV) 101 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1981 PARAMOUNT (R) July, 1957. Jerry Lewis, Dar- Douglas Fairbanks, Charlie Chaplin. ren McGxvin. Color. DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES 117 DELINQUENTS, THE 71 WARNER Bees. (R) February, 1989. Jack Lem - UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1957. Tommy mon, Lee Remick. Laughlin, Peter Miller.

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Length Length In Mine. le Mina. DEMENTIA 13 81 DEVIL'S BRIGADE, THE (P) 130 AMER. INT'L. PICS. (R) 1984. William Campbell, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) May, 1968. William Hol- Luana Anders. b&w. den, Vince Edwards. Color. DESERT ATTACK 80 DEVIL'S DISCIPLE, THE 82 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1959. Burt Lan- 1960. John Mills. Sylvia Gyms. caster. Kirk Douglas. DESERT HELL (Rs) 82 DEVIL'S EIGHT THE 97 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June. 1958 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES. (R) Brian Keith, . March, 1969. Christopher George, Tom Nadia'. Leslie DESERT PATROL 78 Parrish. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) March. 1982. Richard Attenbor- DEVIL'S GENERAL, THE (Ger.) 120 ough, John ()region. STEBBINS. (R) March, 1957. Curt Jurgen, Marianne Cook. DESERT SANDS (SS) 87 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September. 1955. Ralph DEVIL'S HAIRPIN, THE (VV) 83 Meeker, Marla English. Color. PARAMOUNT (R) October, 1957. Cornet Wilde, Wallace. DESERTER AND THE NOMADS (Czech.-Ital. with Jean Color. Eng. titles) 103 DEVILS OF DARKNESS 88 ROYAL. (R) October, 1969. Peron° Gailza, Helena TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1985 Gorova. Color. William Sylvester. Hubert Noel. Color. DESERT WARRIOR 87 DEVIL'S OWN, THE 80 MEDALLION. (R) 1960. Ricardo Montalban, Anna 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February. 1967. Joan Maria Ferrero. Color. Fontaine, Kay Walsh. Color. DESIGNING WOMAN (Cs) 118 DEVIL'S TRAP, THE 96 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1957 SALISBURY. (R) August, 1984. Vitezalan Velma - Gregory Peck. Lauren Recall. Color. ka, Vit Olmer. DESIRE IN THE DUST (Cs) 105 DIABOLIQUE (Fr.) 107 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1960 UMPO. (B) November. 1955. Simone Slaneret, Raymond Burr, Martha Byer. Vera Clouaot. DESIRE UNDER THE ELMS (VV) 114 DIAL RED 0 63 PARAMOUNT (R) March, 1958. Sophia Loren, ALLIED ARTISTA (B) March 13. 1955. Bill Anthony Perkins. Elliott, Keith Larsen. DESK SET (Ca) 103 DIAMOND HEAD (P) 107 TWENTIETH CENTTTRY-PDX. (R) May, 1957 COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1963. Charlton Heston, Spencer Tracy, . Color. Yvette Mlmleua. Colon. DESPERADOES, THE 90 DIAMOND SAFARI 87 COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1969. Vince Edwards TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) January. 1958. Jack Palance, George Maharts. Color. Kevin McCarthy. Audio Morali. DESPERADOES ARE IN TOWN. THE 73 DIANE (Ca) 110 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 6 1956. Robert Arthur, Res Reason. 1958. Lana Turner, Pedro Armendarts, . Color. DESPERATE HOURS. THE (VV) 118 PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1955. Humphrey DIARY OF A BACHELOR 88 Bogart, Fredric Marsh. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October, 1964. William Traylor. Dagne Crane. DESPERATE ONES, THE 00 COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) October, 1969 DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID (F) 97 Maximilian Schell, Rat Vallone, INTERNATIONAL CLASSICS. (B) March. 1965 Irene Papas. Jeanne Moreau. Michel Piccoli. DESTINATION INNER SPACE 83 DIARY OF A HIGH SCHOOL BRIDE 80 MAGNA. (R) June. 1988. Scott Brady. Shares AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) July, 1959 North, Gary Merrill. Color. Anita Sands, Ronald Foster. DESTINATION 60,000 85 DIARY OF A MADMAN 96 ALLIED ARTISTS (B) June, 1957. Preston Fos- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1963. Vincent ter, Coleen Gray. Price, Nancy Kovack. Color. DESTRY 98 DIARY OF A SCHIZOPHRENIC GIRL 108 UNIVERSAL. (B) January, 1955. Audio Murphy ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1970. Margarita Mari Blanchard. Color. Lozano, Ghislalue D'Orsay. Color. DETECTIVE. THE (Brit) 86 DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, THE (Ca) 180 COLUMBIA. (B) March. 1955. Alee Guinoss TWENTIETH CENTURY -Fox. (R) March. 1959. Joan Greenwood. Millie Perkins. Joseph Srhlldkraut. DETECTIVE, THE 114 DID YOU HEAR THE ONE ABOUT THE TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1988 TRAVELING SALESLADY? 97 Frank Sinatra, Lee Remick, Jacqueline Bisset UNIVERSAL. (R) March. 1988. Phyllis Diller Color. Bob Denver. Color. DETOUR 78 DIET DIE! MY DARLING! 97 BRANDON. (R) August, 1969. Novena Kokanova, COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1985. Tallulah Bulkhead, Ivan Andonov. b&w. Stephanie Powers. Color. DEVIL AT FOUR O'CLOCK 128 DIE MONSTER DIE1 (Colorseope) 80 COLUMBIA. (B) October. 1961. Spencer Tracy AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) October, 1985 Frank Sinatra. Color. Boris Karloff. Nick Adams. Color. DEVIL BY THE TAIL. THE (French; Eng. titles) 93 91 LOPERT. (R) June, 1969. Yves Montand. Maria ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 8, 1958. Leo Schell. Color. Garvey, Hunts Hall. DEVIL DOLL 80 DIME WITH A HALO M ASSOCIATED. (R) September, 1984. Bryant Hal- METRO -GOLD W YN-MAYER. (R) May, 1963. ide), William Sylvester. Barbara Luna, Paul Langton. DEVIL GODDESS 70 DIMENSION 5 88 COLUMBIA. (B) October. 1955. Johnny Weise - UNITED PICTURE CORP. (R) 1968. Jeffrey Hun- mullet, Angela Stevens. ter, France Nuyen. Color. DEVIL IN LOVE 97 DINGAKA 98 WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) May, 1968. Vit- EMBASSY (R) May, 1985. Stanley Baker, Juliet torio Gassman, Mickey Rooney. Color. Prowse. Color. DEVIL -SHIP PIRATES, THE (M) 89 DINO 94 COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1964. Christopher Lee. An- ALLIED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. Sal Miueo, drew Keir. Color. Susan Kohner. DEVIL'S ANGELS (P) 83 DINOSAURUS! (Ca) 85 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) April. 1987 UNIVERSAL, (B) ,July, 1980. Ward Ramsey John Caaaavetee, Beverly Adams. Color. Krlatlna Hanson. Color. DEVIL'S BRIDE, THE 06 DIONYSUS IN '89 90 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) July, 1988 SIGMA III. (R) March. 1970. William Finley, Chola Lee, Charles Grey, Nike Arrighi. Color. William Shepherd. b&w.

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Lengyth Length InMina . In Mi na. DIRTY DOZEN, THE 150 DOCTOR'S DILEMMA, THE 98 MGM. (R) July, 1967. , Ernest Borg - METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1959 nine. Color. Leslie Caron, Dick Bogarde. Color. DIRTY GAME, THE 91 DOG OF FLANDERS. A (Cs) 97 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 1966 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March. 1960 Henry Fonda, Robert Ryan, Vi Hon'o Gassman. David Ladd, Donald Crisp. Color. DISEMBODIED, THE 85 DOMINO KID, THE 78 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. Paul Burke, COLUMBIA (B) October. 1957. Rory Calhoun Allison Hayes. . DISORDER (Ital., Eng. titles) 105 DON JUAN (Bar.) N PATHE-CONT. (R) June. 1964. Louie Jordan TIMES. (B) Marsh, 1956 Cesare Daneva, Joel Susan Strasberg. Netnrad. Color. DISORDERLY ORDERLY, THE 89 DON JUAN'S MISFIT OF LOVE (Ital.-Ear. dotted) 71 PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1964. Jerry Lewis, REPUBLIC. (B) May 26. 1955. Bat Valleoe, . Color. Silvana Pampanini. DISTANT TRUMPET. A (P) 117 DON QUIXOTE 198 WARNER BROS. (R) May, 1984. Troy Donahue METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) January. 1801. Suzanne Plesbette. Color. Color. DIVIDED HEART THE (Brit.) 80 REPUBLIC. (R) August 11, 1955. Cornel Borch- ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1961. David ers, Yvonne Mitchell. Alexander Knox. Janssen, Patti Page. DONOVAN'S REEF 109 DIVORCE AMERICAN STYLE . 109 PARAMOUNT. 1963. COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1967. Dick - Van Dyke. (R) July. John Wayne, Lee Debbie Reynolds. Color. Marvin. Color. DON'T DRINK THE WATER DIVORCE STYLE 104 96 ITALIAN AVCO EDIBASSY. (It) November, 1969. Jackie AV( I) EMHASSY. (It) 196!. Marcello Dlastroawti, Glea.un, Estelle Daniels Rocca. bAw. Vermin:. Culnr. DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP 89 DO NOT DISTURB (Cs) 102 PARAMOUNT. (R) July. 1959. Jerry Lewis. Dina TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) Christmas Merrill. 1965. Doris Day, Rod Taylor. Color. DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER (Cs) 107 DO YOU KEEP A LION AT HOME? (Czech. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) November, 1956. Eeg. Titles) 81 Glenn Ford, Ole Beals. Color. BRANDON. (B) December, 1668. Ladlelaw DON'T JUST STAND Ocenasek, Josef Color. THERE 99 Filip. UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1968. Robert Wagner, DOCTOR AT LARGE (VV) 98 Mary Tyler Moore. Color. UNIVERSAL (R) June, 1957. Dirk Bogarde, Mu- DON'T KNOCK ROCK Color. THE 84 riel Pavlov. COLUMBIA. (R) January. 1957. Bill Haley, DOCTOR AT SEA (Brit.) (VV) 92 Alan Dale. REPUBLIC. (B) February 23. 1956. Dirk Ha- DON'T KNOCK THE TWIST a garde. Brenda De Banzi, Brigitte Bardot. Color COLUMBIA. (B) April. 1902. Chubby Cheater DOCTOR BLOOD'S COFFIN 92 Gene Chandler. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1981. Rieron DON'T LOOK BACK N Moore. Hazel Court. LEACOCK-PENNEBAKER. (R) September. 1987 Bob Dylan, Joan Baez. DR. COPPELIUS 97 CHILDHOOD (R) December. 1968. Walter Slezak, DON'T LOOK NOW 118 Claudia Corday, Eileen Elliott. Color. BUENA VISTA. (R) February, 1969. Terry - Thomas, Bourvil, Louis de Funes. Color. DR. CRIPPEN 97 WARNER BROS. (R) February, 1964. Donald DON'T MAKE WAVES (P) , 97 Pleasance, Coral Browne. MGM. (R) June, 1967. Tony Curtis, Claudia Car- dinale. Color. DOCTOR FAUSTUS ..... 95 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1968.. Richard Bur- DON'T RAISE THE BRIDGE. LOWER THE RIVER 99 ton. Elizabeth Taylor. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1980, Jerry Lewis, Jae- quellne Pearce. Color. DOCTOR GLAS (Danish; Eng. titles) 83 DON'T TEMPT THE DEVIL (Fr.. Eng. titles) . 108 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April. 1969 UMPO. l'eter Oscarrson, Ulf Palms, Lone Hertz b&w. (R) May, 1964. Marina Viedy. Bourn. DON'T WORRY, WE'LL DR. GOLDFOOT AND THE BIKINI MACHINE (P) 90 THINK OF A TITLE 88 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1966. Morey Amster- AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) November, dam, Rose Marie. 1965. Vincent Price, Frankie Avalon. Color. DOUBLE DR. GOLDFOOT AND THE GIRL BOMBS 85 JEOPARDY 70 REPUBLIC. (B) June 28 1955. Rod Cameron. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) November Gale Robbing. 1966. Vincent Price, Fabian. Color. DOCTOR IN DISTRESS 103 DOUBLE MAN, THE 105 WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS (R) April, 1968. Yul GOVERNOR. (R) Jume. 1964. Dirt Bogarde Brynner, Britt Eklund. Jame» Robertson Justice. Color. DOUBLE TROUBLE (P) DOCTOR IN LOVE 93 N METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) June. 196f. GOVERNOR. (R) Apra. 1962. Michael Craig, Vir- Elvis Presley, Annette ginia MaskeR. Color. Day. Color. DOULOS-THE FINGER MAN (BrIL) 92 108 PATS B CON TEDI P. (RI April, 1969. Jean Paul REPUBLIC (B) February 1. 1955. Dirt Bogarde, üehaoudo, Michel l ieculi. l &w. . Color. DOWNHILL RACER DR. 102 NO III PARAMOUNT. (R) November. 1969. Robert Red- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1963. Sean Conner/ ford, , Camilla Ursula Andress. Color. Spars. ('olor. DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE 92 DR. STRANGELOVE OR: HOW I LEARNED TO WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. AND LOVE THE BOMB (P) 93 (R) Feb., 1969 STOP WORRYING Christopher Lee, , COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1964. Peter Sellers, Color. George C. Scott. b&w. 98 DRACULA-PRINCE OF DARKNESS DR, TERROR'S HOUSE OF HORRORS (T) TWENTIETH 90 1965. Peter Cushing CENTURY -FOB. (R) January, 1966 PARAMOUNT. (R) April, Christopher Lee. Barbara Shelley. Christopher Lee. Color. Color. DRAGON SKY DALEKS (TE) 85 96 DR. WHO AND THE LOPERT. (R) Sepetmber, 1984, Nana Hem, Sam CONTINENTAL. (It) Summer, 1966. Peter Cushing, EL Color. Roy Cast le, Jennie Linden. Color, DRAGOON WELLS MASSACRE (Co) N DOCTOR, YOU'VE GOT TO BE KIDDING (P) 94 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) April 38. 1957. Barry METRO GOLDWYN April, 1967. Sullivan, Mona Freeman, Deonls O'Keefe, Katy Sandra George Color. Jurado. Color. DOCTOR ZHIVAGO (P) 197 89 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (It) Special. De- AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 1057. cember, 1965. Omar Sharif, Juhe Christie. Color. !ay Spain, Steven Terrell.

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Length Length In Mina. In Mina. DRAGSTRIP RIOT 68 EIGHTEEN AND ANXIOUS 98 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES (B) REPUBLIC (R) November, 1957. M. Webster March. 1958. Yvonne Lime. Gary Clark. William Campbell. DRAEGO 82 80 STEPS TO JONAH 105 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January. 71967. lee WARNER BROS. (It) November, 1969. Wayne New- Chandler. Joanne Dru. ton, , Keenan Wynn. Color. DREAM MAKER, THE 87 EL CONDOR 102 UNIVERSAL. (R) March. 1964. Tommy Steele, NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) June, 1970. Jim Michael Medwnn. Color. Brown, Lee Van Cleef, Patrick O'Neal. Color. DREAM OF KINGS, A 107 EL DORADO 126 \'1'IONAL GENERAL. (R) December, 1969. An - PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1987. John Wayne. Char- Guinn. Irene Papas, Inger Stevens:. Color. lene Holt. Color. DRUMS OF AFRICA $2 EL GRECO (CS) 95 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1968 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1966. Mel Fer- Frankie Avalon, Marlette Hartley. Color. rer, Rosanna Schiallino. Color. DUEL, THE 87 ELEANOR ROOSEVELT STORY, THE 90 ARTKINO. (R) September. 1984. Oleg Strlsthen- ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1965. Documen- or, Vladimir Druzhnikov. Color. tary. DUEL AT APACHE WELLS (N) 70 ELECTRONIC MONSTER, THE 72 REPUBLIC. (B) January, 1957. Aura Marta COLUMBIA. (B) Mu, 1960. Rod Cameron, Man Alberghetti, Ben Cooper. Murphy. DUEL AT DIABLO 108 ELMER GANTRY 182 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) MU, 1966. James Garner, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1980. Burt Lancas- Sidney Pottier, Dennis Weaver. Color. ter, Jean Simmons. Color. DUEL OF CHAMPIONS 98 (Swedish) 89 MEDALLION. (R) June, 1964. Alan Ladd, Fran- CINEMA V. (R) November, 1987. Pia Degermark, ca Bettola. Color. . Color. DUEL OF THE TITANS (Cs) 90 EMERGENCY HOSPITAL 82 PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1943. Steve Keens. Gor- UNITED ARTISTS. (B) August, 1956. Margaret don Scott. Color. Lindsay, Byron Palmer. DUEL ON THE MISSISSIPPI 72 EMIL AND THE DETECTIVES 99 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1955. Leg Barker, BUENA VISTA. (R) December, 1984. Walter Sle- Patricia Medina. Color. zak, Heinz Schubert. Color. DUFFY 101 EMPTY CANVAS, THE 118 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1988. James Coburn EMBASSY. (R) March, 1984. Bette Davis, Horst James Mason, James For. . Color. Buchholz. DUNKIRK 118 ENCHANTED ISLAND (C) 87 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September WARNER BROS. (R) November, 1958. Dana An- 1958. John Mills, Robert Urquhart - drews. Jane Powell. DUTCHMAN 88 ENDLESS SUMMER, THE 95 CONTINENTAL (R) February, 1987. Shirley BRUCE BROWN. (R) July, 1966. Documentary Knight, Al Freeman, Jr. narrated by Brown. Color. 74 DYNAMITERS, THE (Brit.) END OF THE AFFAIR, THE 108 ASTOR. (R) May. 1956. Wayne Morris, James COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1955. Deborah Kerr, Van Kenney, Patrick Holt. Johnson. E END OF THE LINE 88 JEROME BALSAM FILMS. (B) August. 1959. EARTH VS. THE FLYING SAUCERS..,. 83 Alan Barter. Barbara Shelley. COLUMBIA. (B) July. 1950. Joan Taylor. Hugh END OF THE ROAD 110 Marlowe. ALLIED ARTISTS. (It) February, 1970. Stacy Reach, Harris Yulin, Dorothy Tristan, James Earl EAST OF EDEN (CO 118 Jones. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) April 9, 1955. James Color. Dean, Julie Ilarris, Raymond Massey. Color. ENEMY BELOW. THE (Cs) 9: TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) December, EASY COME, EASY GO 95 1957. Robert Mitcham, Curt Jargons. Color. PARAMOUNT. (B) April, 1967. Elvis Presley, Docile MarshalL Color. ENEMY GENERAL THE 7t COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1960. Van Johnson 94 Jean Pierre Aumont. COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1969. , , Jack Nicholson. Color. ENEMY FROM SPACE 84 UNITED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. Briar, EASY LIFE, THE (It., Eng. titles) 105 Donlevy, Sydney James. AVCO EMBASSY. (R) Vittorio Gassman, Catherine Spaak. b&w. ENGAGEMENT ITALIANO (Ital.; Eng. Titles) . 85 SEDGEWAY. (R) July. 1966. Rossano Brazil, EDDY DUCHIN STORY, THE (Os) 128 Annie Glrardot. COLUMBIA. (B) July. 1956. Tyrone Power, Kim Novak. Color. ENOUGH ROPE (Fr., Eng. Titles) 104 ARTIXO. (It) May. 1968. Gert Probe, Marina EDGE. THE 100 Vlady. PIIJI\IA KP:(1'S DIST. ('ENTER. (R) May, 1969 .1 :wiz Mader. 'Pont Griflin. ENSIGN PULVER (P) 104 WARNER BROS. (R) June, 1964. Robert Walker. EDGE OF ETERNITY (Cs) 99 Burl Ives. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1959. Cornet Wilde, Victoria Shaw. Color. ENTER LAUGHING 112 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1967. Jose Ferrer, Shelley EDGE OF FURY 77 Winters. Color. UNITED ARTISTS (B) May, 1958. Michael EDP - gin. Loua Holmes. ENTERTAINER. THE 97 CONTINENTAL. (R) October, 1960. Laurence EDGE OF HELL 74 Olivier. Brenda de Bannie. UNIVERSAL (B) September, 1958. Hugs Haas Francesca De ScaBa. ENTERTAINING MR. SLOANE 94 65 CONTINENTAL. ( Its .rune 1970. Beryl Reid, Harry EDGE OF THE CITY Andrea->, Peter AlcEnery. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) January 4, Color. 1957. John Caasavetea, Sidney Peltier. ERIC SOYA'S "17" (Danish; Eng. Titlee) 87 135 PEPPERCORN-WORMSEB/FILM ENTERPRIS- 8y2 (It.: Eng. titles) ES. (R) January. 1967. AVCO EMBASSY. (R) 1963. Marcello Mastrianni, Ole Boltoit, Hau Petersen. Claudia Cardinale. hAw. Color. V ERIK THE CONQUEROR (Colorscope) 81 EIGHT O'CLOCK WALK (Brit.) AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) September, ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (B) MU. 1956. Richard 1963. Cameron Attenborough. Cathy O'Donnell. Mitchell, Alice %eaaler. Color. EIGHT ON THE LAM 108 EROICA (Polish, Eng. Titles) 82 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1967. Lob Hope, AMERPOL ENTERPRISE FILMS. (B) Feb- Phyllis Diller. Color. ruary, 196e. Edward Dziewonek , Barbara Polomska. 353 Err -Far

Length Lengthi In Mine. 1 ERRAND BOY, THE 02 92 PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1981. Jerry Lewis MOM. (B) September. 1987. David 'liven, Deborah Brian Donlevy. Kerr. ESCAPADE IN JAPAN 92 EYE OF THE NEEDLE, THE (Italien with English UNIVERSAL (RI November, 1957. , Titles) 97 Cameron Mitchell. ELDORADO. (B) July. 1965. Vittorio Gassman Annette Stroyberg. ESCAPE BY NIGHT 75 ALLIED ARTISTS. (It) September, 1964. Ter- EYES OF ANNIE JONES, THE 00 ence Longdon, Jennifer Jayne. 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) 1964. Richard Conte, Francesca Annis. ESCAPE FROM EAST BERLIN $4 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, 1962. Don Murray, Christine Kaufmann. F ESCAPE FROM HELL 80 F. B. I. Code 98 CROWN. (R) June, 1964. Mark Stevens. 94 WARNER BROS. (R) June, 1964. Robert P. Can - ESCAPE FROM REDROCK (RS) 75 non, Fred Vitale. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) January. 1958 F.B.I. STORY, Donlevy, THE 149 Brian Eilene Janssen. WARNER BROS. (R) October. 1959. James Stew- ESCAPE FROM SAN QUENTIN 81 art, Vera Miles. Color. COLUMBIA (R) November. 1957. Johnny Des- FABULOUS mond, Merry Anders. WORLD OF 95 WARNER BROS. (R) June, 1961. Lou Tuck ESCAPE FROM TERROR 70 Ernie Novara. COOGAN-ROGERS. (R) March, 1960. Jackie Coo- gan, Mona Knox. Color. A FACE IN THE CROWD 128 WARNER BROS. (R) June, 1957. Andy Griffith ESCAPE FROM ZAHRAIN (P) 93 . PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1982. Yul Brynner, Sal Mimeo. Color. 81 COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1959. Fred MacMurray ESCAPE TO BURMA (SS) 87 Color. RICO RADIO. (It) April 9, 1955. Barbara Stan- wyck, ltobert Ryan. Color. FACE OF FU MANCHU, THE (TE) 96 SEVEN ARTS. (R) October. 1965. Christopher ESCORT WEST (Cs) 75 Lee, Nigel Green. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January. 1959. Victor Ma- ture, Elaine Stewart. FACE OF FIRE 80 ALLIED ARTISTS. (H) August, 1959. Cameron ESTHER AND THE KING (Cs) 109 Mitchell, James Whitmore. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, 1960. Joan Collins, Richard Egan. Color. FACE OF WAR, A 77 FEATURE FILM. (R) March. 1968. Documentary ETERNAL SEA THE 108 REPUBLIC. (R) May 5. 1955. Sterling Hayden, FACES 127 Alexis Smith. CONTINENTAL (R) November, 1968. John Mar- ley, Gene Rowlands, Fred Draper, Lynn Carter. EVA 113 b&w. TIMES FILM. (R) June, 1985. Jenne Moreau, Stanley Baker. FACES IN THE DARK 84 STATES RIGHTS. (R) September, 1964. John EVE 97 Gregson, Mat HeuerUna. COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) April, 1969 Celeste Yarnell, Robert Walker, Herbert Lom. FACTS OF LIFE, THE 103 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1960. Bob EVE AND THE DRAGON (Cs) 80 Hope, Lucille BalL AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) February, 1960. Color. FAHRENHEIT 451 III UNIVERSAL. ($) January, 1967. Oskar Werner, EVERY BASTARD A I(ING 93 Julie Christie. Color. CONTINENTAL. (R) April, 1970. Pier Angell, William Berger. Color. FAIL SAFE 111 COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1964. Dan O'Herlihy, EVERY DAY IS A HOLIDAY 76 . COLUMBIA. (It) July, 1966. Marisol, Angel FALL GIRL Peralta. Color. 83 MEDALLION. (R) 1961. John Agar, Greta Chi 83 b&n. UNIVERSAL. (B) December, 1956. Maureen FALL OF THE HOUSE Tim Hovey. OF USHER, THE (Cs) 58 O'Hara. John Forsythe, Color. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July. 1960 EVERYTHING'S DUCKY 91 Vincent Price, Mark Damon. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) November. 1981. Mickey Rooney FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE, Buddy Hackett. THE (P) 180 PARAMOUNT. lit) Special in March, 1964. So - EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN SO pela Loren, Stephen Boyd. Color. UNIVERSAL (R) June 1984. Peter Cushing, FALSTAFF Kiwi Kingston. Color. 115 PEPPERCORN-WORMER-SALTZMAN. (R) EXECUTIONER, THE 107 February, 1967. Orson Welles, Jeanne Moreau, Keith COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1970. George Peppard, Joan Baxter, . Collins. Color. FAMILY JEWELS, THE 100 EXODUS (P-70) 212 PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1965. Jerry Lewis. Donna UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1900. Paul Butterworth. Color. Newman, Eva Merle Saint. Color. FAMILY WAY, THE 115 EXPERIMENT IN TERROR 123 WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) June, 1987 COLUMBIA. (Hi April. 1962. Glenn Ford, Lee Hayley Mills, John Mills. Color. Remick. FANNY 133 EXPLOSION 96 WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1961 Maurice AMER. INT. PICS. (R) March, 1970. Don Stroud, Chevalier. Leslie Caron. Color. Gordon Thomson. Color. FANNY HILL 91 EXPLOSIVE GENERATION, THE 89 CINEMATION. (R) Diana Meer, Hans Embank ARTISTS. (R) October. 1981. William UNITED FANTASTIC PLASTIC MACHINE, THE 93 Milner, Patty McCormack. CROWN. (R) May. 1969. Nat Young. Bob Mc- EXPRESSO BONGO 108 Tavish, George Greenough. Color. CONTINENTAL. (H) April, 1960. Laurence Harvey. FANTASTIC VOYAGE (CS) 105 Sylvia Syms. 20th CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1968. Stephen EXTERMINATING ANGEL, THE (Span.) 91 Boyd, Raquel Welch. Color. 1967. Silvia Final. Jose ALTURA. (It) August, FANTOMAS (Cs) 105 Baviera. LO1'ERT PICTURES. (H) April, 1966. Jean EXTRAORDINARY SEAMAN, THE 80 Marais, Louis De runes. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) January, 1989 FAR COUNTRY, THE 87 David Niven, Faye Dunaway, , Mickey UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1955. James Stewart, Rooney. Color. Ruth Roman. Color. 102 FAR EYE OF THE CAT FROM THE MADDING CROWD (70maP) , 175 UNIVERSAL. (B) June, 1969. Michael Sarrazin, MGM. (H) Special. September, 1987. Julie Christie. Gayle Hunnicutt, Eleanor Parker. Color. Terence Stamp. Color.

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Length Length In Mine. In Mina. FAR HORIZONS. THE (VV) 108 FIGHTING PRINCE OF DONEGAL, THE 88 PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1955. Charlton Heston, BUENA VISTA. (R) October. 1966. Peter Fred MacMurray. Color. McEnery, Susan Hampshire. Color. FAREWELL TO ARMS, A (Cs) 150 FIGHTING TROUBLE 81 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) December, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 16. 1866 1957. Rock Hudson, Jennifer Jones. Color. Hunts Hall, Stanley Clements. FASCIST, THE (Ital. with English Titles) 102 FILE OF THE GOLDEN GOOSE 105 EMBASSY. (R) June, 1985. Ugo Tognazzi, Georges UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1969. Yul Wilson. Brynner, Charles Gray. Color. FAST AND SEXY (T) 88 FINDERS KEEPERS 89 COLUMBIA. (R) September. 1960. Gina Lollo- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1967. Cliff Richard briglda, Dale Robertson. Color. Color. FASTEST GUITAR ALIVE. THE 85 FINE MADNESS, A 112 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1987 WARNER BROTHERS. (B) June 25, 1988. Sean Roy Orbison, Sammy Jackson. Color. Connery, Joanne Woodward, Patrick O'Neil. Color gg FINE PAIR, A 89 FASTEST GUN ALIVE. THE Rock METRO-OOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 6, 1956. NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) May. 1969. Glenn ford, Jeanne Crain. Hudson, Claudia Cardinale, Thomas Milan. Color. FATE IS THE HUNTER (CS) lag FINEMAN'S BALL, THE (Czech; Eng. titles) 79 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October CINEMA V. (R) October, 1968. Vaclay Stockel, 1964. Glenn Ford, Nancy Kwan. Josef Sect, Jon Vostrcil. Color. FATHER GOOSE 115 FINEST HOURS. THE 114 UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1968. Cary Grant COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1984. Documentary on Leslie Caron. Color. Sir . Color. FATHER OF A SOLDIER (Russian, Eng. Titles) 83 FINGER MAN 82 ARTEINO. (R) February 19, 1966. Georgl Makhar- ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 19, 1955. Frank ashrilli, Sergo Zakhariadze. Lovejoy Peggle Castle. FATHOM (Cs) 99 FINGER OF GUILT (Brit.) 71 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) August. 1967 RHO (R) November, 1958. Richard Basehart, Mary Raquel Welch, Tony Franetosa. Color. Murphy. FEAR. THE (Greek) 102 TRANS -LUX. (B) October, 1967. Alexia Dami - FINGER ON THE TRIGGER (T) 87 anos. Mary Chronopoulou. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1965. Rory Calhoun, . Color. FEAR STRIKES OUT (VV) 100 PARAMOUNT. (B) March, 1967. Anthony Per- FINIAN'S RAINBOW 145 kins. Karl Malden. WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) October. 1968 Fred Astaire, Petula Clark, Don Francks. Color. FEARLESS VAMPIRE KILLERS, or PARDON ME, BUT YOUR TEETH ARE IN MY NECK (P) .. 94 FIRE DOWN BELOW (Cs) 116 MGM. (R) November, 1967. Sharon Tate, Jack COLUMBIA (R) July 1957. , Robert MacHowran. Color. Mitebum. Color. FELLINI SATYRICON (P) 127 FIRE WITHIN THE 00 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1970. Martin Pot- NEW YORKER FILMS. (R) May, 1968. Maurice ter, Hiram Keller. Color. Bonet, Lena Skerla, Jeanne Moreau. FEMALE ANIMAL. THE (Cs) 84 FIREBALL 500 (P) 92 UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL (B) April. 1958 AIP. (R) June 29, 1968. Frankle Avalon, Chill Hedy Leman, Jane Powell Wills, Anette Funicello. Color. FEMALE FIENDS 71 FIRECREEK (P) 104 CINEMA ASSOCIATES. (R) April, 1960. Lei Bar- WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) February ker. Carole Mathews. 1968. James Stewart. Henry Fonda. Color. FEMALE JUNGLE 71 FIREMAN'S BALL, THE 73 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) June 15 CINEMA V. (R) October, 1968. Jan Vostrodl, Josef 1966. , Lawrence Tierney. Sebanek. 97 76 UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1955. Joan Craw- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1959. ford. Jeff Chandler. Marshall Thompson, Marla Landl. FERNANDELL THE DRESSMAKER (Fr.) H FIRST MEN IN THE MOON (P) 107 UNION (R) August. 1957. Fernandel, Suzy Dolair COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1984. Edward Judd, Lionel Jeffries. Color. FERRY CROSS THE MERSEY 86 Gerry FIRST TEXAN. THE (Cs) 82 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1965. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 29, 1956. Joel and the Pacemakers. McCrea. Felicia Farr. Color. FERRY TO HONG KONG (Cs) 118 April, 1961 FIRST TIME, THE 90 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1989. Jacqueline Curt Jergena, Orson Welles. Color. Bisset, Wes Stern, Rick Heiman, Wink Roberts. FESTIVAL 90 Color. 1987 PEPPERCORN-WORMSER. (R) November. FIRST TO FIGHT (P) 97 Documentary. WARNER BROS. February, 1967, Chad Everett. FEVER NEAT ...... 100 Marilyn Dein. Color. Adams. PARAMOUNT. -(R) May, 1968. Puck Color FIRST TRAVELING SALESLADY, THE 92 FEVER IN THE BLOOD. A 117 UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1958. Ginger Rogers, WARNER BROS. (R) January, 1951. Efrem Zlm- Barry Nelson. Color. ballot, Jr., Angle Dickinson. FISTFULL OF DOLLARS, A (T) 99 FIEND WHO WALKED THE WEST, THE (Co) 101 ARTISTS. ary. 1967. Clint TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August. 1958. ENU TED Marianne . Koch LJan Hugh O'Brian. Robert Evans. FISTS IN THE POCKET (Italian) 105 PEPPERCORN-WORMSER. FIEND WITHOUT A FACE 94 (R) December, 1987. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June. 1958. Lou Castel, . Marshall Thom.' on. Te.. -ice Hilburn. FITZWILLY (P) 102 91 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1967. Dick Van FIERCEST HEART, THE (CS) Dyke, Barbara Feldon. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1961 Stuart Whitman, Juliet Prowae. Color. FIVE AGAINST THE HOUSE 84 COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1955. Guy Madison, Kim FIFTH HORSEMAN IS FEAR. THE (Czech.) 100 Novak GIGMA III. (R) May, 1988. Mlraalav Machyak, Olga Schenplugova. FIVE BOLD WOMEN 82 CITATION FILMS. Jeff Morrow. Merry Anders. 66 DAYS AT PEKING (T-70) 160 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) Special. May, 1963. Charlton FIVE BRANDED WOMEN 108 Heston, Ava Gardner. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1960 FIGHTING CHANCE, THE 7o FIVE CARD STUD 103 REPUBLIC. (B) Deeember 15, 1955. Rod Cam- PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1968. Dean Martin. eron. Julie London, Ben Cooper. Robert Mltchum, Inger Stevens. Color. 355 Fiv- For

Length Lenetn In Mins. In Mins. FIVE FINGER EXERCISE Ito FLOWER DRUM SONG (P) 133 COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1962. Rosalind Russell, UNIVERSAL. (B) January, 1962. Nan* Ewan Jack Hawkins. Jame, Shlgeta. Color. (Os) 107 FLYING FONTAINES. THE N TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1959 COLUMBIA. IR) December, 1959. Michael Callao, Neville Brand. Berman Long. Evy Norlund. Color. FIVE GOLDEN HOURS N FOLLOW ME N COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1901. Cyd Charism, Ernie CINERAMA. (R) June, 1969. Bob Purr*, Claude Horeb'. Codgen, Mary Lou McGinnis. Color. FIVE GUNS TO TOMBSTONE y1 FOLLOW ME BOYS 131 UNITED ARTISTE. (R) February. 1961, Jame BUENA VISTA. (R) Christmas. 1966. Fred Mae- Brown. John Wilder. Murray, Vera Mlles. Color. FIVE GUNS WEST 71 FOLLOW THAT DREAM (P) 110 AMERICAN RELEASING CORI. (B) April. 1955 UNITED ARTISTS. (R1 April. 1962. Elvis Pres- John Lund, Dorothy Malone. Color. ley, Arthur O'Connel. Color. FIVE MAN ARMY, THE 107 FOLLOW THE BOYS (P) 88 11018, Ill) February, 111111. i'vIer Graves, James METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1968 , Paula Prentice. Color. FIVE MILES TO MIDNIGHT fig FOOTSTEPS IN THE FOG N UNITED ARTISTS. (B) March, 1968 Sophla COLUMBIA. (R) September. 1955. Jean Simmons Loren, Anthony Perkins. Stewart Granger. Color. FIVE MILLION YEARS TO EARTH 93 FOOTSTEPS IN THE NIGHT 62 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, ALLIED ARTISTS, (R) March 24, 1957. Bill 1968. James Donald, Barbara Shelley. Color. Elliott, Don Haggerty. FIVE PENNIES, THE (VV) 157 FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE (T) 150 PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1959. Barbara Bel UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1987. Clint East- Geddes, Danny Kaye. Color. wood, Lee Van Clete. Color. FIVE STEPS TO DANGER 80 FOR BETTER FOR WORSE (Brit.) 83 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1951 Sterling STRATFORD (R) June 22, 1955. Dirk Bogarde, Hayden, Ruth Roman. Cecil Parker. Color. FIVE WEEKS IN A BALLOON (Cs) 101 FOR LOVE OF IVY 112 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1962. CINERAMA. (R) July, 1968. Sidney Pottier, Abby Red Buttons. Fabian. Color. Lincoln, Beau Bridges, Color. FIXER, THE 132 FOR LOVE OR MONEY 108 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December, UNIVERSAL (R) October. 1963. Kirk Douglas, 1968. Alan Bates, Dirk Bogarde, Georgia Brown. Mitzi Gaynor. Color. Color. FOR SINGLES ONLY .. 91 FLAME AND THE FIRE 80 COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1968. John Saxon, Mary Ann CONTINENTAL (R) March, 1968. Documentary Mobley. Color. Color. FOR THE FIRST TIME (T) 97 FLAME OF THE ISLANDS 90 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September REPUBLIC. (R) January 6, 1956. Yvonne De 1959. Mario Lanza, Zsa Zsa Gabor. Color. Carlo, Zachary Scott, Howard Duff. Color. FOR THE LOVE OF MIKE (Cs) 84 FLAME OVER INDIA (Cs) 110 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August. 1960 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) May. 1906 Mahar,' , Btu Erwin. Color. Kenneth More. Lauren Baca1L Color. FOR THEM THAT TRESPASS (Brit.) 95 STRATFORD. (R) July 6, 1959. Richard Todd FLAMING FRONTIER , Patricia WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) Feb., 1988. Stew- Plunkett. art Granger. Color. FOR THOSE WHO THINK YOUNG (CS) 96 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1964. James Dar- FLAMING STAR (C81 N ren, Pamela Tiffin. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December 1980. Elvis Presley, . Color. FORBIDDEN CARGO (Brit.) 88 JACON. (R) June, 1954. Nigel Patrick, Elizabeth F LAREUP 100 Sellars. MGM. (R) November, 1969. Raquel Welch, James FORBIDDEN Stacy, Luke Askew. Color. ISLAND 86 COLUMBIA. (B) March, 1959. Jon Hall, Nan FLEA IN HER EAR, A 94 Adams. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October. 1988 FORBIDDEN PLANET (SS) 99 Rex Harrison, , Louis Jordan METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 30, 1956 Color. Walter Pidgeon. Anne Francis. Color. FLESH 00 FOREIGN INTRIGUE Fä.11. (R) June, 1968. Joe Dallesandro, (Cs) 100 FACTORY UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1954. Robert Geraldine 01111111, Mitehum, Genevieve Page. Color. 60 FLESH AND THE SPUR FOREVER DARLING 91 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) September METRO-GOLDWYN-SLYER. 25, 1956. English. (R) February 1e, John Agar, Maria Color. 1916. Lucille Ball, Des! Arnez. Color. FLIGHT FROM (P) 100 ASHIYA FOREVER MY LOVE 147 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) Anrll, 1964. Yu] Brynner, PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1962. Homy Schneider, Richard Widmark. Color. Karl Boehm. OF 148 FLIGHT THE PHOENIX. THE FORT BOWIE 80 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) February UNITED ARTISTS (R) February, 1958. Ben 1966. James Stewart, Richard Attenborough. Color Johnson, Jan Harrison. 88 FLIGHT TO HONG KONG FORT COURAGEOUS 72 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1956. Rory TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1965 Calhoun. Dolores Donlon. Fred Bier, Harry Lauter. FLIM-FLAM MAN, THE (P) 104 FORT DOBBS 00 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, WARNER BROS. (R) January, 1958. Clint Wal- 1987. George C. Scott, Sue Lyon. Color. ker, Virginia Mayo. FLIPPER N FORT MASSACRE (Cs) 80 METRO-GOLDWYN-msYER. (R) May. 1988, UNITED ARTISTS (It) May. 1958. Joel McCrea. Chuck Connors. Luke Halpin. Color. Forrest Tucker. Color. FLIPPER'S NEW ADVENTURE IN FORT UTAH (TE) 83 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June. 1964 PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1967. John Ireland, Luke Halpin, Pamela Franklin. Color. Virginia Mayo. Color. FLOOD TIDE (Ce) SI FORT YUMA UNIVERSAL (R) February, 1958. George Nader UNITED ARTISTS (R) October, 1955. Peter Cornell Borchers. Graves, Joan Vohs. Color. FLOODS OF FEAR 82 FORTUNE COOKIE, THE (P) 125 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1959. Howard Keel. Anne UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1966. Jack Heywood. Lemmon, Walter Matthau. b&w,

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Length Length In M Ins. In Mina. FORTY GUNS (Cs) 79 FRANTIC (French) 90 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) September TIMES. (R) June, 1981. Jeanne Moreau, Maurice 1957. , Barry Sullivan. Bonet. 90 40 GUNS TO APACHE PASS 95 FRAULEIN (Cs) COLUMBIA. (R) 1966. Audie Murphy. Michael TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX IR) May. 1958 Burns. Color. Mel Ferrer, Dana Winter. Color. 102 40 POUNDS OF TROUBLE (P) 106 FRAULEIN DOKTOR UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1963. Tony Curtis, PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1969. Suzy Kendall, Phil Silvers. Color. Kenneth More, Capucine. James Booth. Color. FOUR AGAINST FATE (Brit.) M FRECKLES (Ca) 84 ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1855. Anna TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September Neagla, Michael Wilding. 1960. Martin West, Carol Christensen. Color. FOUR BAGS FULL (Fr.) 64 FRENCH CANCAN (Fr.) 98 TRANS -LUX (R) September, 1957. Jean Gable, UMPO. (It) April, 1956. Jean Gable, Francis Bourvil. Armoul. Color. FREUD 159 FOUR BOYS AND A GUN 711 Montgomery UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 199T. Traub UNIVERSAL. (R) December. 1962. Suttee, Tarry Treen. Claft. Susannah York. 97 FRIEND OF THE FAMILY (Fr., English Titles) 96 FOUR CLOWNS INTERNATIONAL CLASSICS. (R) November, 0111 í')6W1') IIV l '4N. [III September, 1970. b&,,. 1965. Jean Morals. Danielle Darrleuz. FOUR DAYS IN NOVEMBER 120 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1964 Doce- FRIENDLY PERSUASION 187 mentary. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November 26, 1966. Gary Cooper, Dorothy McGuire. Color. FOUR DAYS OF NAPLES 124 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March. 1981 FRIGHTENED CITY, THE 87 Regina Blanchi. Aldo Giuffre. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1982. Herbert Lom, John Gregaon. "4-D MAN" 85 UNIVERSAL. October, 1959. Robert Lansing. FRISKY (Ital.) 98 (R) DISTRIBUTORS CORP. OF AMERICA. (R) Lee Merlwether.. Color. November, 1955. Gina Loilobrigida, Vittorio De FOUR DESPERATE MEN 96 Sire. CONTINENTAL. (R) 1960. Aldo Ray, Heather FROM HELL IT CAME 71 S,or.. hAs ALLIED ARTISTS (R) August, 1967. Tod An- FOUR FAST GUNS 72 drewe. Tina Caner. UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1960. James Cnlg, FROM HELL TO TEXAS (Cs) IN Martha Vickers. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (E) June. 1965. 4 FOR TEXAS 124 Don Murray, Diane Vent. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1961 Frank FROM HERE TO ETERNITY 118 Sinatra. Dean Martin. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1952. Burt Lancaster, FOUR GIRLS IN TOWN (0e) Si Montgomery CBft, Deborah Kerr. Traub Sinatra, UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1917. George Nader. Donna Read. Julie Adams. Color. FROM WITH LOVE 118 1964 Sean Con- FOUR HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE (Cs) 15$ UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1982. nery. Daniels Bianchi. Color. Glenn Ford, Ingrid Thalia. Color. FROM THE TERRACE (Ce) 144 FOUR SKULLS OF JONATHAN DRAKE. THE 70 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July. 1880. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1959. Eduard Franz, Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward. Colar. Grant Richards. FRONT PAGE STORY (Brit.) 95 FOUR WAYS OUT (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 77 ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (B) April 1955. Jack CARROLL. (R) September, 1956. Gina Lollo- Hawkins, Elizabeth Allan. brigida. FRONTIER GAMBLER 75 FOX. THE 110 ASSOCIATED FILM. (R) September, 1958. John t'I,:VtIDGE. (R) January. 1968. Anne Heywood, Bromfield, Coleen Gray. , Keir Dulles. Color. FRONTIER GUN. (Rs) 7e FOXFIRE SI TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) December UNIVERSAL. (1) July, 1955. Jeff (beadier 1958. John Agar. Joyce Meadows. Jane Russell. Color. FRONTIER HELLCAT (CS) (German: dubbed) 98 FOXHOLE IN CAIRO 79 I'Di.) .tilt l.A. (R) 1966. Stewart Granger. Elke PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1981. James Rob- Somomr oho - ertson Justice. Albert Lleven. 66 FOXIEST GIRL IN PARIS, THE (Fr.) 100 UNITED ARTISTS (R) March. 1961. James TIMES. (R) 1957. Martine Carol, Micha Auer Davis, Nancy Hadley h&w. FRONTIER WOMAN 60 FRANCIS OF ASSISI (Cs) III TOP. (R) July, 1064. Cindy Carman. Lanes TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (1) August. 1961. Fuller. Color. Dolour Hart. Color. Bradford Dlllman, FROZEN DEAD. THE ...... e5 FRANCIS IN THE HAUNTED HOUSE 60 WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) September. UNIVERSAL. (R) August. 1986. Mickey Reeney. 1187. Dana Andrews, Anna Pellk. Virginia Well«. FUGITIVE KIND. THE 119 FRANCIS IN TEE NAVY OS UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1960. Marlon UNIVERSAL (R) August. 1955. Donald °Teener Brando, . Martha Hier. FULL OF LIFE 91 FRANKIE AND JOHNNY 87 COLUMBIA. (B) March, 1957. Judy Holliday, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1966. Elvis Pres- Richard Conte. ley, Donna Douglas. Color. FUN IN ACAPULCO 97 FRANKENSTEIN -1970 (Cs) 83 PARAMOUNT. (R) November. 1963. Elvis Presley. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July 6. 1958. Borie Ker- Ursula Andress. Color. loff. Jana Lund. FUNERAL IN BERLIN (P) 1e2 FRANKENSTEIN CREATED WOMAN 82 PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1967. Michael 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) March 1967. Peter Caine, Eva Renzi. Color. Cushing. Suzan Denberg. Color. FUNNIEST MAN IN THE WORLD. THE 95 FRANKENSTEIN CONQUERS THE WORLD (Toho- GROVE. (H) December, 1569. Narrated by Douglas scope) (Japan) 87 Fairbanks Jr. b&w. AMER. IN'f').. PIES. (R) Nick Adams. FUNNY FACE (VV) 105 FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE SPACE MONSTER 78 PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1957. Audrey Hep- ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) 1965. James Karen, Nancy burn. Fred Astaire. Color. Marshall. b&w. FUNNY GIRL 155 FRANKENSTEIN MUST BE DESTROYED 101 COLUMBIA ROADSHOW. (R) special. Septem- WARNER BROS. (R) February, 1970. Peter Cush- ber, 1968. Barbra Streisand, Omar Sharif, Kay Med- ing, Simon Ward. Color. ford, Anne Francis. Color. 357 Fun-Gid

Length Length In Mins. In Mills. FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE GENE KRUPA STORY, FORUM, A THE 101 99 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1959, Sal Mineo, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1968. Zero Suzan Kohner. Momel, Phil Silvers. Color. GENERALE FURY DELLA ROUVERE 129 AT OUNSIOHT PASS 68 CONTINENTAL .(R) 1980. Vittorio DeSica, Hannes COLUMBIA. (R) February. 1956. David Brian, Messmer. b&w. Richard Long. GENERATION 104 FURY AT SHOWDOWN 78 AVCO EMBASSY. (R) December, 1969. David UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1957. , Janssen, , John Smith. . Color. GENTLE GIANT FURY .,.,..,,... 98 AT SMUGGLER'S BAY (Panascope) 92 PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1887. Dell; K'eavet, EMBASSY. (It) December, 1963. Peter Cushing, Vera Miles. Color. John Fraser. GENTLE RAIN, THE FURY Io IN PARADISE 77 COMET. (R) May. 1966. Christopher George, Lynda FILMAKERS. (R) October. 1955. Peter Thomp- Day, Fay Slain. son. Bea Iturbi. Color. GENTLE TOUCH, FURY THE 86 RIVER 74 RANK (R) August, 1957. George Baker, Belinda MGM. (It) 1961. Keith Larsen, Buddy Ebsen. e. FURTHER PERILS OF LAUREL AND HARDY, GENTLEMEN MARRY TWENTIETH THE 99 BRUNETTES (Cs) 97 CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1967. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1955. Jane Stan Laurel, Oliver Hardy. Russell, Jeanne Crain. Color. F U TZ 92 GEORGE COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) November, 1969 RAFT STORY O9 Seth Allen, John Bakos, La Mama Troupe. ALLIED ARTISTS, (R) December, 1981. Ray Dan- Color. ton, Jayne Mansfield. FUZZY PINK NIGHTGOWN, THE 87 GEORGY UNITED ARTISTS (R) August, 1957. Jane Rus- GIRL 00 sell. Keenan Wynn. COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1968. James Mason. Redgrave. Lynn GERVAISE (Fr.) 89 0 CONTINENTAL (R) November, 1957. Marta Schell, Francoiae Perler. GABY (Cs) g7 GERONIMOI METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 11, 1956 UNITED ARTISTS. 01 Leslie Caron, (R) April, 1982. Chuck Con- John Kerr. Color. nors, Kamala Devl. Color. GAILY, GAILY (P) 110 GET ON WITH IT (Brit,) UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1969. GOVERNOR. 88 Bridges, Beau (R) August, 1965. Bob Monkhouse, Molina Mercouri, Brian Keith. Color. Kenneth Connor. GALIA (Fr.t Eng. Titles) 105 GET YOURSELF A COLLEGE GIRL ZENITH INTERNATIONAL, (R) December, 1966 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, 88 Mireille Dare, (R) November Venantino Venantlni. 1964. Mary Ann Mobley, GALLANT Joan O'Brien. Color HOURS, THE 115 GETTING STRAIGHT UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1980. , 24 Dennis W COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1970. Elliott Gould, Can- dice Bergen. Color, GAMBIT (T) 109 GHOST AND MR. CHICKEN. THE (T) UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1966. 90 Laine, Shirley Mac - UNIVERSAL, (R) May, 1968. Don Knott, Joan Michael Caine. Color. Staley. Color. GAMBLER WORE A GUN. THE 86 GHOST DIVER 78 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1961. James Davis Merry TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) October. 1957 Anden. James Craig, Audrey Totter. GAMBLERS, THE 93 GHOST IN THE INVISIBLE BIKINI, U -M. (R) January 1970, Don AMERICAN THE (P) 82 dall. Color. INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 1966. , Deborah Walley. Color. GAME 18 OVER, THE (P) (Fr. Eng. Titles) 96 GHOST OF DRAGSTRIP HOLLOW ROYAL INTERNATIONAL (R) January, 1967 65 Jane Fonda, Peter McEaery. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1959. Color. Jody Fair, Martin Braddock. GAMES 98 GHOST OF THE CHINA UNIVERSAL. (R) October. 1967. Simone Signoret, SEA 79 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1958. David Brian, James Caan, Katherine Ross. Color. Lynn Bernay. GAMES, THE (P) 95 GHOST TOWN 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1970. Michael 75 cram ford, Stanley UNITED ARTISTS (R) March, 1956. Kent Baker, Ryan O'Neal. Color. Taylor, Marian Carr. GAMMA PEOPLE, THE 7$ GHOSTS, ITALIAN STYLE e COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1956. Paul Douglas, 2 Eva Harlot. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, (R) January, 1989, Sophia Loren, Vittorio Gassman, Mario Adort. GANG BUSTERS Color. 78 G.I. BLUES VISUAL DRAMA. (R) March, 1955. Myron PARAMOUNT, 10 4 Healey, Don (R) November, 1960. Elvis Presley C. Harvey. . Color. GANG WAR (Rs) 74 GIANT II0 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1958 WARNER Charles Bronson, Kent Taylor. BROTHERS. (R) November 24, 1958 Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, Jame. GARMENT Dean JUNGLE, THE 88 Color. COLUMBIA (R) June, 1957. Lee J. Cobb, Richard Boone. GIANT BEHEMOTH. THE 83 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1959. Gene Evans, GARNET BRACELET. THE (Russian; Eng. Titles).,. 90 Andre Morell. ARTKINO. (R) June, 1988. Ariadna Shengelaya, GIANT Igor Oserov. Color. CLAW, THE 78 COLUMBIA (R) June, 1957. Jeff Morrow, Mara GF.THERIJG OF EAGLES, A 115 Corday. UNIVERSAL. (It( July, 1963. Rock Hudson, Rod GIANT FROM Taylor. Color. THE UNKNOWN 77 ASTOR. (R) 1958. Buddy Baer, Bob Steel. b&w GAY DECEIVERS, THE 90 GIANT GILA MONSTER, THE FANFARE. (It) June, 1969. Kevin Coughlin, 73 Bundy, Brook McLENDON. (R) November, 1959. Don Sullivan, JoAnn Harris. Color. Lisa Simone. GAY PURR -EE an GIANT OF MARATHON. THE (D) 92 WARNER BROS. (R) November, 1962. Judy Gar- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. land, Robert Goulet. (R) May. 1980 Color. . Mylene Demongeot. Color. GAZEBO. THE (Ca) 102 GIDEON OF SCOTLAND YARD 91 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January. 1960 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1959. Jack Hawkins, Glenn Ford, Debbie Reynolds. Anna Massey. Color. GEISHA BOY, THE (VV) 98 GIDGET (Oa) PARAMOUNT. 95 (R) December, 1958. Jerry Lewis COLUMBIA (R) April, 1959 . San- Marie MacDonald. Color. dra Dee. Color. 358 Gid-Gon

Length Length In Mires. In Mina. 102 CLAM) SLIPPER. THE dM COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1981. lame. Darren, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 6, 1955 . Color. Leslie Caron Michael Wilding. Color. M 101 GLASS TOMB, THE COLUMBIA. (R) August. 1963. Cindy Carol, Jame LIPPERT. (R) April 15. 1955. John Ireland. Darren. Color. GLOBAL AFFAIR, A M GIDRAH, THE THREE -HEADED MONSTER (TO) 85 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1964 CONTINENTAL. (R) October, 1965. Yoauke Nat- Bob Hope. Lilo Pulver. sukl, Yuriko Hosht. Color. GLORY (SS) IM GIFT OF LOVE, THE (Ca) 105 IMO RADIO. (1) January 11. 1956. Margaret TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) February O'Brien, Walter Brennan, Charlotte Greenwood. 1958. Lauren Recall, Robert Stack. Color. Color. GLORY GUYS. THE (P) 110 GIGANTIS 76 Tom Tryon, WARNER BROS. (R) June, 1959. Hiroshi Holguin'. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1965. Betooko Wakayama. Ham PranelL Color. GLORY STOMPERS, THE (Colorseope) 85 GIG' (Ca) 116 November MGM. (R) December. 1958. Maurice Chevalier. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) Leslie Caron. Color. 1987. Dennis Hopper, Chris Noel. Color. GIGOT 104 GNOME -MOBILE. THE N TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) Nov. 1982. BUENA VISTA. (B) July. 1987. Walter Brennan Jackie Gleason, Katherine Kath. Color. Karen Dunce. Color. GIRL AND THE GENERAL. THE ...... 105 GOALI (TS) 106 MGM. (R) October, 1967. Rod Steiger, Virna Lisi. COLUMBIA. (B) February, 1987. Soccer Documen- Color. tary. Color. GIRL CAN'T HELP IT, THE (Cs) 97 GO GO MANIA (T) 70 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May. 1985 1956. Tom Ewell, Jayne Mansfield, Edmond The Beatles. The Animals. Color. O'Brien. Color. GO NAKED IN THE WORLD (Cs) 188 GIRL GETTERS, THE g6 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1941. AIP. (R) June, 1966. Oliver Reed. Jane Marrow , Anthony Francloso. Color. GIRL HAPPY (P) 06 GOD IS MY PARTNER (R) 82 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1985. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) July, 1957. Elvis Presley. Shelley Fabares. Color. Walter Brennan, John Hoyt. GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND, THE 108 GODDESS. THE 105 WARNER BROTHERS. November 10, 1966. Tab COLUMBIA (B) May, 1958. . Lloyd Hunter, Natalie Wood. Bridges. Bf GIRL HUNTERS, THE (P) 183 GODDESS OF LOVE, THE (CS) COLORAMA. (R) June. 1983. Mickey Spillane TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December. Shirley Eaton. 1960. Belinda Lee, leek Serna. Color. I10 GIRL IN BLACK STOCKINGS, THE 78 GODS LITTLE ACRE UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1957. Lea Bar- UNITED ARTISTS (R) May, 1968. Aldo Ray ker, Anne Bancroft. Robert Ryan. GIRL IN THE KREMLIN. THE 01 GODZILLA, KING OF THE MONSTERS Gap. - UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1957. Lea Barker. Zee Eng. dubbed) N Zia Gabor. EMBASSY. (R) April. 1956. Raymond Burr GIRL IN THE RED VELVET SWING, THE (Cs) . 109 GODZILLA vs. THE THING (Tohoscope) 90 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1955. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October, Ray Millard, Joan Collins, Farley Granger. Color 1964. Akira Takarada, Yuriko Radii. Color. GIRL MOST LIKELY, THE 88 GOING STEADY 79 UNIVERSAL (R) February, 1958. Jane Powell COLUMBIA (R) February. 1958. Molly Bee, Alan Cliff Robertson. Color. Reed. Jr. GIRL NAMED TAMIKO. A (P) 110 GOLD FOR THE CAESARS (CinemaSeope) 86 PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1965. Laurence Har- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June. 1904 vey, France Nuyen. Color. Jeffrey Hunter. Mylene Demongeot. Color. GIRL OF THE NIGHT 93 ßOLD OF NAPLES. THE (Ital.) WARNER BROS. (B) Ostober. 1980. Anne DIBTRIBUTORS CORPORATION107OF AMERICA. Lloyd Nolan. (R) February, 1957. , Vittorio Francis. De Bica, Sophia Loren, Tole. GIRL ON A MOTORCYCLE, THE 91 CLARIDGE. (R) November, 1968. Alain Delon, GOLD OF THE SEVEN SAINTS (Warnerseopo) 83 Roger Mutton. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) April, 1861. Clint Walker, Marianne Faithful'. Roger Moore. GIRL RUSH, THE (VV) 65 78 1955. Rosalind GOLDEN AGE OF COMEDY, THE PARAMOUNT. (B) September, DCA DIST. (R) 1958. Laurel & Hardy, Charlie Russell. Fernando Lamas. Color. Chaplin. b&w. GIRL WHO COULDN'T SAY NO, THE 89 GOLDEN ARROW. THE (T) 91 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, 1969. Virna METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April. 1984 Lisi, George Segal, Lila Kedrova. Color. Tab Hunter, Rossana Podesta. Color. GIRL WITH GREEN EYES 91 GOLDEN DEMON. THE (Jap.) 86 LOPERT. (R) August. 1964. , HARRISON. (R) January, 1956. Jun Negami . Color. GIRLS! GIRLS! GIRLS! 106 SSLOFIMOER 108 PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1962. Elvis Pres- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) Deeeaber. 1884. Seam ley, Stella Stevens. Color. COMM Geri Verbs. Cola. 87 GO LOST EIN 82 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July 15. ALTURA. (R) May, 1965. Lou Gilbert, Ellen 1958. Richard Denning. Joan Taylor. Madison. GIRLS ON THE BEACH 811 GOLIATH AND THE BARBARIANS (Totalscope) 90 PARAMOUNT. (R) May. 1965. Martin West AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) December. Noreen Corcoran. Color. 1959. Steve Reeves. Chelo Alone*. Color. GIRLS TOWN 02 GOLIATH AND THE DRAGON (Colorseope) 90 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October. 1969 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) November. Mel Torme, Mamie Van Doren. 1980. Mark Forrest. Brodrlck Crawford. Color. G IT; 92 GOLIATH AND THE VAMPIRES (Totalscope) . 91 AVCO EMBASSY. (R) June, 1965. Jack Chaplain, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May, 1964. Heather North, Leslie Bradley. , Glenna Marla Canale. GLADIATORS SEVEN (T) 92 GONE ARE THE DAYS! 97 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1964 HAMMER. (R) September. 1963. , Ossile Richert Harrison, Loredana Nusolak. Color. Darts. GLASS BOTTOM BOAT (P) 110 GONE WITH THE WIND (70mm) 220 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1966 MGM. (R) October. 1967. Clark Gable. Vivian Doris Day. Rod Taylor. Color. Leigh. Color. 359 Goo-Gue

Length Length In MIns. In Mlns. GOOD DAY FOR A HANGING 88 GREAT CHASE 77 Columbia. (R) January. 1959. Fred MacMurray CONTINENTAL. (RI December. Maggie Hayes. Color. 1962. Film Clips GREAT DAY IN GOOD DIE YOUNG, THE MORNING (SS) 92 THE 100 REO RADIO. (R) May 16, 1956. Virginia Mayo, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1955. Richard Robert Stack, Ruth Roman. Basehart, Gloria Grahame. Color. GREAT ESCAPE, THE (P) 168 GOOD GUYS AND THE BAD GUYS, THE (P) 91 W,AItNBit UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1962. Steven BROS. (lt) November, 1969. Robert McQueen, James Garner. Color. Mü chum, George Kennedy, Tina Louise. Color. GREAT GOOD MORNING, IMPOSTOR 112 MISS DOVE (Ca) 107 UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1961. Tony Curtis, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, Edmond O'Brien. 1955. Jenifer Jones, Robert Stack. Color. GREAT LOCOMOTIVE GOOD NEIGHBOR SAM CHASE, THE (Ca) 85 180 BUENA VISTA. (R) June 20, 1958. Foes Parker, COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1904. Jack Lemmon, Jeffrey Hunter. Rom Schneider. Color. Color. GREAT MAN, THE GOOD, THE BAD. AND THE UGLY, THE (T) 181 02 UNITED UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1957. Jose Ferrer ARTISTS. (R) December, 1987. Clint Dean Jagger, Eastwood, Ell Wallach, Lee Van Cleef. Colar. Keenan Wynn. GOOD TIMES GREAT RACE THE (P) 180 81 WARNER BROS. (lti Special. COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1967. Sonny and Cher. Color June, 1966. Jack Lemuu e Tony Curti, . Color. GOOD TIMES, WONDERFUL TIMES 70 GREAT R0001156. August, ST. LOUIS BANK ROBBERY, THE 86 (R) 1986. Documentary UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1959. Stephen GOODBYE AGAIN 120 McQueen, David Clarke. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1981. Ingrid GREAT SIOUX Bergman, Ives Montand. MASSACRE, THE (Cs) 91 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1965. Joseph Cotton, GOODBYE CHARLIE (CS) Darren McGavin. Color. TWENTIETH 117 CENTURY-FOX. (R) December GREAT SIOUX UPRISING, THE 80 1964. Tony Curtis, Debbie Reynolds. Color. U -I. (R) July, 1958. Jeff Chandler, Faith GOODBYE, COLUMBUS 105 Domergue. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1969. Richard Benjamin, All GREAT SPY CHASE, 87 MacDraw, Jack Kingman. Color. THE AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL, (B) May, 1966 GOODBYE, MR. CHIPS (P) 151 Lino Ventura, Bernard Blair. MG M. (Ri November. 1969. Peter O'Toole, Petula GREAT VAN ROBBERY, THE 73 ('lark. Sian l 'hi 11i R,. Michael Redgrave. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (RI 1 .;bruary, 1963. Denis GOODBYE MY LADY 95 Shaw, Kay CaPo rd. WARNER BROS. (R) May 12, 1956. Brandon de GREAT Wilde. Walter Brennan. WAR, THE (Ca) 118 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1961. b&w GORGO 70 GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD. METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYER. (R) February THE Macrame 1961. Bill Travers, Will Sylvester. 195 Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) Specialty. Max Von Sy- GORGON, THE 83 dow, Chariton Heston. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) February. 1965. Peter Cushing GREED IN THE SUN (Cs) Christopher Lee. IM Color. METRO GOLDWYN MAYER. (R) Sept., 1905 GOSPEL ACCORDING TO ST. MATTHEW, THE b&w. (Ital., Eng. Titles) 135 GREEN BERETS, THE CONTINENTAL DISTRIBUTING. (R) February WARNER BROS.-7 141 17, 1986. Enrique ARTS. (R) July, 1968. John Iraaoque, Margherita Caruso Wayne, , Jim Hutson. Color. GRADUATE, THE (P) 105 GREEN BUDDHA, EMBASSY. (R) THE (Brit.) 81 December, 196f. Anne Bancroft REPUBLIC. (R) July 9, 1955. Wayne Morris, Color. Mary Germaine. GRAND MANEUVER, THE (Fr.) 107 GREEN-EYED BLONDE, UMPO. (R) October, 1956. THE 73 Michele Morgan WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1957. Susan Gerard Philipe. Color. Oliver, Linda Plowman. GRAND OLYMPICS 120 TIMES FILM, (R) April. 1964. 1980 Rome Olym- GREEN FIRE (Ca) 100 pics. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 21, 1955. Grace Kelly. Stewart Granger. Color. GRAND PRIX (Super Panavislon) 175 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December GREEN HELMET, THE 88 1966. James Garner, Eva Marie Saint. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1961 (TE) Bill Travers, Nancy Walters. PARAMOUNT. 121 (R) January, 1968. Edward G GREEN MAGIC Robinson, Janet Leigh. Color. (Ital.-Eng. narration) 83 I.F.E. (R) May 1955. Documentary. Color, GRAND SUBSTITUTION, THE (Shawaeope) (Chin- GREEN MANSIONS ese, Eng. Titles) 116 104 FRANK LEE INTERNATIONAL. (R) November, METRO-OOLDWYN-MA DER. (R) April. 1959. 1965. Lt LI -Hua, Ivy Ling Po. Color. Audrey Hepburn, Anthony Perkins. GRASS IS GREENER, THE (T) 103 GREEN SCARF, THE (Brit.) 96 UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1961. Cary Grant, ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1955 Jean Simmons. Color. Michael Redgrave, Ann Todd, Leo Gann. GRASSHOPPER, THE 95 GREEN SLIME, THE 85 NATIONAL GENERAL (R) May, 1970. Jacqueline METRO GOLDWYN MAYER. (R) May. 1969 Bisset, Jim Brown, Joseph Cotton. Color. Robert Horton, Luciana Paluzzi. Color. GRAZIE, ZIA 93 GREENGAGE SUMMER 93 AVCO-EMBASSY. (R) January, 1969. Lisa Gastorit, COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1961. Kenneth More, Lou Castel. Gabriel Ferzettl. b&w. Danielle Darrleur. Color. GREAT ADVENTURE, THE (Swed.) 75 GREENWICH VILLAGE STORY 95 DE ROCHEMONT. (R) September. 1955. Non - SHAW' INT. (R) July. 1963 Robert Hogan, Professional Cast. Melinda Plank. GREAT AMERICAN PASTIME, THE 89 GREETINGS 88 METRO-GOLDYWN-MAYER. (R) December 7 SIGMA III. (R) December, 1968 Robert. De Nlro, 1956. Tom Ewell, Ann Miller, Anne Francis. Jonathan Warden. GREAT BANK ROBBERY, THE (P) 98 WARN ER GREYFRIARS BOBBY 90 BROS. July, 1969. Zero Mostel, Kim BUENA VISTA. (R) October, 1961, Donald Crisp, Nocals. Clint Walker. Color. Laurence Nall. GREAT BRITISH TRAIN ROBBERY, THE 104 PEPPERCORN-WORMSER. GROUP, THE 150 (R) April, 1967 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1966. Candice Horst Tappert. Bergen, Joan Hackett, Color. GREAT CATHERINE 98 GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER 108 WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) November, 1968 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1968. Spencer Tracy, Peter O'Toole, Zero Mostel, Jeanne Moreau. Color Katharine Hepburn, . Color. 360 Gue-Ham

Length Length In Mins. In MIns. GUEST, THE I05 GUNS DON'T ARGUE 90 JANUS. (R) January, 1964. Alan Bates, Donald VISUAL DRAMA (R) October, 1957. Myron Pleasance. Healey, Jean Harvey. GUESTS ARE COMING (Poi.: Eng. Tlties) 110 GUNS. GIRLS AND GANGSTERS 70 MITCHELL KOWAL. (R) January, 1967. Mitchell UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1959. Mamie Van Kowa(, Kaalmeria Opellnski. Doren. Gerald Mohr. GUIDE. THE 120 GUNS FOR SAN SEBASTIAN (Franscope) III STRATTON. (R) February. 1965. Der Amend, MGM. (R) April, 1963. Anthony Quinn, Anlanette Waheeda Ronmann. Color. Comer. Color. GUIDE FOR THE MARRIED MAN, A (P) 89 GUNS OF AUGUST 99 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1987 UNIVERSAL. (R) January. 1965. Documentary Walter Matthau, Robert Morse. Color. GUNS OF DARKNESS 98 GUILT (Swed.) ... .. 90 WARNER BROS. (R) August, 1982. David Moon CROWN INTERNATIONAL. (R) November, 1967. Lealie Caron. Sven Beall Taube, Helena Brodin. GUNS OF FORT PETTICOAT. THE 82 GULLIVER'S TRAVELS BEYOND THE MOON COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1957. Audio Murphy. (Animated) 85 Kathryn Grant. Color. CONTINENTAL. (R) Juno 1, 1966. Color. GUNS OF HATE 82 GUN BROTHERS 79 RHO RADIO. (R) June 18, 1948. Tim Holt. Nan UNITED ARTISTS. (ß) September,. 1958. Buster Leali). Crabbe, Neville Brand. GUNS OF NAVARONE, THE (CS) 197 GUN DUEL IN DURANGO 73 COLUMBIA. (R) July. 1981. Gregory Peak, David UNITED ARTISTS. (It) May, 1957. George Niven. Color. Montgomery. Ann Robinson. GUNS OF THE BLACK WITCH (Calorscope) 81 GUN FEVER 81 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) February UNITED ARTISTS (R) January. 1938. Mark 1982. Don Megowan, Silvana Pampaninl. Color. Stevens, John Lepton. GUNS OF 108 GUN FOR A COWARD. (Ca) 88 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1969. George UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1957. Fred MacMurray Kennedy, James Whitmore, Monte Markham. Color Jeffrey Hunter. Color. GUNS OF THE TIMBERLAND 91 GUN GLORY (Cs) 88 WARNER BROS. (It) March. 1960. Alan Lads METRO-OOLDWYN-MAYER (B) Auguat, 1957 Jeanne Crala. Stewart Oranger, Rhonda Fleming. Color. GUNSIGHT RIDGE 85 GUN HAWK, THE 92 UNITED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. Joel ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1983. Rory Cal- MacCrea. Mark Stevens. houn. Rod Camero., Color. GUNSLINGER, THE 88 GUN RUNNERS, THE p AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) June 15, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1998. Audio 1956. John Ireland, Beverly Murphy, Eddie Albert. Garland. GUNSMOKE GUN STREET 82 79 UNIVERSAL. (B) March, 1958. Audle Murphy, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) December. 1961. James Susan Cabot. Color. Brown. John Clark. GUN THAT WON THE WEST, THE 71 GUNSMOKE IN TUCSON (Cs) 79 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1955. Dennis Mor- ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) Deeember 28, 1958. Mark gan, l'aula Raymond Richard Denning. Color. Stevens. Gale Bobbins. Color. GUN THE MAN DOWN 7g GURU, THE 112 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1956. James TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February Amens. Angle Dickson. 1969. Michael Yrok, Sneed Jaffrey, Utpal Dutt Color. GUNBATTLE AT MONTEREY 78 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. Sterling GUYS AND DOLLS (Cs) 150 Hayden, Ted de Conde. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Special, 1955 Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons, Frank Sinatra, GUNFIGHT 88 . Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 198L James Brown, Joan Staley. GYPSY (T) 149 WARNER BROS. (B) January. 1863. 11466114 GUNFIGHT AT COMANCHE CREEK (P) 90 Russell, Natalie Wood. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1962. Audle Murphy, Ben Cooper. Color. GYPSY AND THE GENTLEMAN, THE 89 RANK DISTRIBUTORS OF GUNFIGHT 81 AMCA.hiH AT DODUE CITY. THE October, 1955.LM KÑW UNITED ARTISTS. (R) Mav, 1959. Joel McCrea Color. IMLte GUNFIGHT AT THE OK 122 CORRAL (VV) GYPSY MOTHS. THE 110 PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1957. Burt Lancaster, 61(161 (II Nouvnber, 1.119. Burt Lanra.ha, Deborah Kirk Douglas. Rhonda Fleming. Kerr, lien., llacl:nnu,. Color. 88 GYPSY GUNFIGHT IN ABILENE GIRL 102 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1967. Bobby Darin. Emily CONTINENTAL. (R) Summer, 1986. Haley Mille Banks. Color. Ian McShane. Color. GUNFIGHTERS OF ABILENE 122 GYPSY WILDCAT Crabbe, 77 UNITE)) AICTisTS. III 1960. Boner UNIVERSAL. (R) September 1, 1944. Maria It,vlun Mae Loro'. Monies, Jen Mall. Color. GUNFIGHTERS OF CASA GRANDE (CS) 82 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, (R) Ma+. 1985 Alex Nicol, Jorge MlatraL Color. H GUNMAN'S WALK (Cs) 87 HALF A SIXPENCE (P) 148 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1958. Van Henn. Tab PARAMOUNT. (B) February. 1988, Tammy Steele Hunter. Color. acute Waster. Color. GUNMEN FROM THE RIO GRANDE 86 HAIL HERO! VLIJEL( .AI1'I'IS'IS (It) 1,U.. (;uy :lladis 1, Made- NATIONAL GENERAL. 100 line Lebe:ul. I'olnr. (It) Oriol er. 1969. Arthur Kennedy, 'fore, Wright. aliehael Douglas. Color GUNMEN FROM LAREDO 87 HALLELUJAH, THE HILLS 62 COLUMBIA. (R) March. 1959. Robert Knapp. Jana VERMONT. (R) December, 1963. Peter II. Beard, Devi. Color. Marty Greenbaum. GUNN 95 HALLELUJAH TRAIL. THE (Ultra PARAMOUNT. IR) June, 1987. Craig Stevens, Panavision) 156 UNI'l'l'L( .6ItTIS'l'S. (It, .hmr. 191(1:,. Special. Burt Laura Devon. Color. Lanra.le)., I.rc Remick. Color. GUNPOINT 88 HALLIDAY BRAND, THE 1966. Audio Murphy 77 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) January. 1954. Joseph Joan Staley. Color. Cotten. Vireos iAa«en. HAMLET GUNS AT BATA81 (CS) 103 (Raglan, Eng. Tltlas) 148 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, UNITED RTISTS. (R) Mardi, 1966. Inie ekenti 1984. Richard Attenborougb, . Sgektunovakp. MSkkall Nazvaaov.

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Length Length In Mini. In Mies. HAMLET 114 HARVEY MIDDLEMAN, FIREMAN 78 COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1970. Nicol Williamson COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1965. Gene Troob Nick, Gordon Jackson. Judy Parini, Marianne Faithful Hermione Gingold. Color. Color. HATARII ISO HAMMERHEAD 99 PARAMOUNT. (11) June, 1962. John Wayne. Bare COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1968. Vince Edwards, Judy Kruger. Color. Geeson, Peter Vaughan. Color. HATFUL OF RAIN. A (Cs) 109 HAND, THE 81 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) July, 1957. ALOCRICAN INTERNATIONAL, (R) April, 1961. Eva Marie Saint, Don Murray. Der* Bend, Ronald Lee Hunt. HAUNTED STRANGLER, THE 81 75 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June. 1958. HAND IN HAND Boris Karlolr, Anthony Dawson. COLUMBIA. (R) January. 1901. John Groirson, Dame Sybil Therndike. HAUNTING, THE (P) 112 82 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, HANDS OF ORLAC, THE 1963. Julie Harris, Claire Bloom. CONTINENTAL. (R) 1961. Mel Ferrer, Dany Carrell. b&w. HAVE ROCKET, WILL TRAVEL 76 HANDLE WITH CARE 82 COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1959. Moe Howard. Larry MOM (R) April, 1958. Dean Jones, Joan O'Brien Fine. 114 HAVING A WILD WEEKEND 91 HANG 'EM HIGH WARNER BROTHERS. (R) June, 1965. Dave UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1968. Clint Clark Five. Eastwood, Inger Stevens, Ed Begley. Color. HAWAII (P) 189 HANG YOUR HAT ON THE WIND UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1966. Julie An- BUENA VISTA. (R) December, 1969. Ric Natoli, drews, . Color. Judson Pratt. HAWAIIANS. THE 134 HANSINE TREE, THE 106 Gary Cooper UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1970. Charlton WARNER BROS. (R) February, 1939. Heston, Geraldine Chaplin, John Phillip Law. Color. Maria Ethel'. Color. 88 HAWKS AND THE SPARROWS. THE (Ital.) 91 HANIIMAN, THE BRANDON. (R) July. 1967. Toto, Ninetto Devon PARAMOUNT. (B) May, 1959. Robert Taylor, Tina 108 HE LAUGHED LAST 77 HANNIBAL (Superclnescope) COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1956. Frankie Leine, WARNER BROS. (B) Jame. 1960. Victor Mature, Luc, Marlowe. Color. Rita Gans. Color. HE RIDES TALL 84 HANNIBAL BROOKS 101 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 116& Tony Young, Dan UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1969. Oliver Duryea. Heed, Michael J. Pollard, Karin Baal. Color. HE WHO MUST DIE 129 HAPPENING, THE 101 LOPERT. (R) May, 1965. MelMa Mercouri. COLUMBIA. (R) March. 1967. Anthony Guinn, Color. HEAD 86 George Miliaria COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1968. Peter Tork HAPPIEST MILLIONAIRE, THE 154 David Jones. Michael Nesmith, Mickey Dolenz BUENA VISTA. (R) October, 1967. Fred MacMur- Color. Garson. Color. ray. Greer HEADLESS GHOST. THE (D) 63 HAPPY ANNIVERSARY 81 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 1959 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) December, 1959. David Richard Lyon, Lilian Sottane. Niese. Mitai Gaynor. HEADLINE HUNTERS 90 HAPPY END (Czech; Eng. titles) 73 REPUBLIC. (It) Septmeber 15, 1955. Rod Cameron, CONTINENTAL. (It) June, 1968. Vladimir Men- Julio Bishop. Jaroslavia Obermaierova, Josef Abrham. b&w HEAD OF A TYRANT (Tote!scone) 94 HAPPY ENDING, THE (P) 116 UNIVERSAL. (B) June, moo. , UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1969. Jean Isabelle Corey. Color. Simmons, John Forsythe, Lloyd Bridges, Shirley Color. HEAR ME GOOD (VV) 80 Jones. PARAMOUNT (R) October. 1957. HAPPY ROAD, THE 100 Joe E. lines. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) February, 1907 (Mu Kelly, Barbara Laage. HEART IS A LONELY HUNTER, THE 125 WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) October, 1968. HAPPY THIEVES, THE 88 Alan Arkin, Leurinda Barrett, Stacy Reach, Jr. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1962. Rex Harri- Color. son. lilts Rerworib. HEART OF SHOW BUSINESS. THE 41/ HARAKIRI 135 COLUMBIA (R) June, 1957. All Star Cut. TORO. (R) August, 1904. Tatauya Nakadai. HEART OF THE MATTER, THE (Brit) 100 HARBOR LIGHTS (Cs) 68 ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1959 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) July, 1989 Trevor Howard Marla Schell, Kent Taylor, Miriam Colon. HEAVEN KNOWS, MR. ALLISON (Os) 107 HARD CONTRACT 108 TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) Mare, 196/. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1969 Deborah Kerr, Robert Mltebum. Color. James Coburn, Lee Remick, Lilli Palmer. Color HEAVEN ON EARTH 84 HARD DAY'S NIGHT, A se J B FILMS. (R) January, 1961. Barbara Florian, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1964. The But- Charles Fawcett. Color. ler). HEAVEN WITH A GUN HARD MAN, THE 79 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. 101 December, 1957. b&w. (R) May. 1969 COLUMBIA. (R) Glenn Ford, Carolyn Jones, . Color, HARDER THEY FALL THE 108 HEIDI (R) April, 1956. Humphrey Bogart 95 COLUMBIA. WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) March, 1968. Eva Red Steiger, Jan Sterling. Maria Singhammer, Gertraud Mittermayr. Color. HARLOW (P) 191 HEIDI AND PETER (Swim pABAMOUNT. (R) June, 1965. Carroll Baku, -Eng. dubbed) 89 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1955. Elebeth Martin Balsam. Color. Sigmund. Heinrich Getler Color. HARLOW (EleetronovIslon) 106 HELEN MORGAN STORY. THE (Cs) 118 MAGNA. (R) May, 1865. Carol 141187, °Mir WARNER BROS. (B) September, R06011. 1957. b&w HELEN OF TROY (Cs) HAROLD LLOYD'S WOR1.1) OF COMEDY 94 WARNER 118 (R) June. 1962. BROTHERS. (R) February 11, 1158 CONTINENTAL. Rossana Podeeta. Jack Semas. Color, 121 HARPER (P) HELGA 87 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) Ear*, 1986. Paul AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) August, 1968 Newman. Lauren Recall. Color. Ruth Gassman. Color. HARRY BLACK AND THE TIGER (Cs) 117 HELL BENT FOR LEATHER (CS) 82 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1960. Audio Murphy, 1958. Stewart Granger, Barbara Rush. Color. Felicia Farr. Color. HARUM SCARUM SI HELL BOUND 78 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYEE. (R) November, 1966, UNITED 4.RTISTS (R) October, 1957. John Rus- Elea Prosier. Mary Ann Mobley. Color. sell, June Blair.

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Length Length In Mine. In Miss. HELL CANYON OUTLAWS 72 HERCULES UNCHAINED (CS) 97 REPUBLIC (RI October. 1957. Dale Robertson EMBASSY -WARNER BROS. (R) July. 1980. Brian Keith. Steve Reeves. Sylva Koseina. Color. HELL DRIVERS (VV) 01 HERE COMES THE JETS (R) 71 RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA (R) TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1959 May, 1958. Stanley Baker, Herbert Lom. Steve Brodie, John Doucette. b W. HELL, HEAVEN OR HOBOKEN 100 HERE WE GO ROUND THE MULBERRY BUSH 98 NTA. (R) September, 1959. M. E. Clifton Jones, LOPERT. (R) March, 1968. Barry Evans, Judy Joan Mille. Geeson. Color. HEROD THE HELL IN KOREA 82 GREAT (Tota!scope) 89 HAL ROACH. (R) Jul:, 1959. George Baker. Harry ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1960. Edmund Andrews. Purdom, Sylvia Lopez. Color. HELL IN THE PACIFIC 103 HEROES DIE YOUNG 76 CINERAMA. (R) January, 1969. Lee Marvin, Allied Artists. (It) November, 1960. Erika Peters, Toshiro Mifuue. Color. Scott Borland. HELL IS A CITY 98 HEROES OF TELEMARK, THE (P) 181 COLUMBIA. (11) November, 1960. Stanley Baker, COLUMBIA. (R) January. 1968. Kirk Douglas, Maxine Audley. Richard Harris. Color. HELL IS FOR HEROES 00 HERO'S ISLAND (P) e1 PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1982. Steve McQueen, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1962. James Bobby Darin. Mason, Neville Brand. Color HELL ON DEVIL'S ISLAND (Cs) 74 HEY BOY! HEY GIRL! 81 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) September, COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1959. Louis Prima, Keely 1957. Helmut Dentine, William Tillman. Smith. HELL ON FRISCO BAY (Ca) 98 HEY. LET'S TWIST 80 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 29, 1956 PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1961. Joey Dee Alan Ladd. Edward G. Robinson, Joanne Dru Teddy Randazzo. Color. HEY THERE, IT'S YOGI BEAR 90 HELL TO ETERNITY 132 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1964. Animated Feature ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1960. Jeffrey Color. Hunter, David Janssen. HI, MOM! 87 HELL SHIP MUTINY 86 SIGMA 3. (R) April, 1970. Robert DeNire, Jenni- REPUBLIC (R) December, 1957. Jon Hall, John fer Salt. Color. Carmdlne. HIDDEN FEAR 88 HELL SQUAD W UNITED ARTISTS (R) July. 1957. John Payne, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1958. Conrad Nagel. Wally Campo, Frederic Gavlln. HIDDEN GUNS N HELL WITH HEROES. THE 102 REPUBLIC. (H) January 29, 1968. Bruce Ben- UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1968. Rod Taylor, nett, Richard Arlen. Claudia Cardinale, Keven McCarthy. Color. HIDDEN HOMICIDE 70 HELLCATS OF THE NAVY 82 REPUBLIC. (R) February, 1959. Griffith Jones, COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1957. Ronald Reagan Patricia Lafran. Nancy Davis. HIDE AND SEEK 90 HELLFIGHTERS, THE 121 UNIVERSAL. (It) February, 1964. Ian Carmichael, UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1969. John Wayne, Janet Munro. Katherine Ross, Jim Hutton. Color. HIGH 82 HELLO, DOLLY! (Todd -AO) 148 BRENNER. (R) April, 1969. Astri Thorrik, Lanny 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, 1969. Bar- Beekman. btw. bra Streisand, Walter Matthau, . Color. HIGH COMMISSIONER 88 CINERAMA. (R) September, 1968. Rod Taylor, 98 Christopher Plummer, Lili Palmer. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1969. Jim Backus, Tony Randall, Janet Leigh. Color. HIGH COST OF LOVING, THE (Cs) 87 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (H) March. 1958 HELLO -GOODBYE 107 Joao Ferrer, Anthony Newley. 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (It) July, 1970. Michael Crawford, Curt J'urgens, Genevieve Gilles. Color. HIGH FLIGHT (Cs) 85 COLUMBIA (R) April, 1958. Ray Milland, An - HELL'S ANGELS 69 thony Rowley. Tom Stern, Jeremy Slate, Conny Van Dyke.. HIGH HELL 87 HELL'S BELLES 99 PARAMOUNT (R) January, 1968. John Derek, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 1969 Saline Stewart. Jeremy Slate, Adam Roarke, Jocelyn Lane. Color HIGH INFIDELITY (Ital. with Engllah Titles) 120 HELL'S CROSSROADS (N) 78 MAGNA. (R) June, 1965. Nino Manfredi, rules REPUBLIC. (R) Mar. 8, 1957. Stephen MaeNally, Franco Petal. Castle. HIGH POWERED RIFLE, THE 00 HELL'S FIVE HOURS 76 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, ALLIED ARTISTS (R) February, 1958. Steven 1980. Willard Parker. Allison Hayes. McNally. Coleen Gray. HIGH SCHOOL BIG SHOT 70 HELL'S HORIZON 90 THE FILM GROUP. (R) July, 1959. Tam Pitt- COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1955. John Ireland, man, Virginia Aldridge. Marla English. HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL! (Ca) 85 HELL'S ISLAND (VV) 84 MGM. (R) June. 1958. Russ Tamben, Jan Sterling PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1955. John Payne, Mary HIGH SCHOOL HELL CATS Murphy. Color. N AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1959. HELPI 90 Yvonne Line, Brett Halsey. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 11165. The HIGH SOCIETY (VV) Beattlee. Color. 107 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Special. 1957 HEMINGWAY'S ADVENTURES OF A YOUNG MAN Bing Crosby. Grace Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Color. (Cs) IA HIGH SOCIETY CENTURY-FOX. (R) June. 1962 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 41 Richard Beymer, Diane Baker. Color. Gorcey, Hunts Hall. 17. 1955. Lee HERCULES 109 HIGH TERRACE, THE (Brit) WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1959. Steve Reeves. ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) Dec. 70 Robertson, 9. 1956. Dale HERCULES IN THE HAUNTED WORLD Lola Maxwell. (Totalstope 100) 91 HIGH TIME (CS) 10.9 WOOLNER. (R) October, 1964. Reg Palk, Chris- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, topher Lee. Color. 1960. Bing Crosby. Fabian. Color. HERCULES, SAMSON AND ULYSSES Mat. dubbed) 85 HIGH, WILD AND FREE MGM. (R) 1965. Kirk Morris, Richard Lloyd. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) 105 Color. Documentary, Color. April. 1968

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Length Length lu Mina. In Mina. HIGH WIND IN JAMAICA. A (Cs) 185 HONG KONG CONFIDENTIAL e4 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June, 1985 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1958. Gene Anthony Quinn. James Coburn. Color. Barry. Beverly Tyler. HILDA CRANE (Ca) 87 HONEYMOON KILLERS, THE 108 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1956 ('lXiIt.A AIA. tit) February, 1970. Shirley Stoler, Jean Simmons, Guy Madison, Jean Pierre Aumont Tots Lniti oneo. .AIars .lane Rigby. b&w. Color. HOODLUM PRIEST, THE 191 HILL, THE 122 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1981. Don METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October. 1965 Murray. Larry Gates. Jean Connery, Harry Andrews. HOOK LINE AND SINKER 92 HILL 24 DOESN'T ANSWER (Israel -Eno. dIal.) 102 COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1969. Jerry Lewis, Peter CONTINENTAL. (B) November, 1965. Michael Lawford, Anne Francis. Color. Wager, Haya Hermit. HOOK, THE (P) 08 HILLS RUN RED, THE (T) 89 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1963 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September. 1987. Thomas Kirk Douglas, Robert Walker. Hunter. Henry Silva. Color. HOOKED GENERATION, THE 92 HIPPODROME 96 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1969. Jeremy Slate Gerhard Beidmann, Willy Birgel. Color. Steve Alaimo, John Davis Chandler. Color. GUN, HIRED THE (Cs) 85 HOOTENANNY HOOT 91 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (B) September, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, (R) August. 1983 1957. Rory Calhoun. Anne Francis. Peter Breck. Ruta Lee. HIRED KILLER. THE (TS) 04 HORIZONTAL . THE (Cs) 90 PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1967. Robert Webber METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March. 1082 Franco Nero. Color. Jim Hutton. Paula Prentice. Color. HIS EXCELLENCY (Brit) 84 HORROR HOUSE 79 JOSEPH BRENNER. (R) February. 1958. Erie AMER. INT. I'll'S. (R) May, 1970. Frankie Ava- Portman, Cecil Parker. lon, Jill Haworth. Dennis Price. Color. HIT AND RUN 84 HORROR OF DRACULA 82 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March. 1957. UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL (R) June. 1958 Hugo Haas. Peter Cushing, Melisa Stribling. Color. HORROR HIT THE DECK (Cs) .. 118 OF PARTY BEACH, THE 78 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 4. 1956. 20TH CENTURY. (R) 1964. John Scott, Alice Lyon Jane Powell, Tony Martin, Debbie Reynold". Color. HORRORS OF THE BLACK MUSEUM (Ca) 95 H -MAN (CS) (Japan, dubbed) 79 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 1959 COLUMBIA. (R) 1958. Kenji Sahara, Tumt Shira- , Graham Gurnow. Color. kawa. HORSE IN THE GREY FLANNEL SUIT 113 HOLD BACK THE NIGHT 78 BUENA VISTA. (R) November, 1968. Dean ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) July 29. 1956. John Jones, Diane Baker, Lloyd Bochner. Color. Payne, Mona Freeman. HORSE HOLD BACK TOMORROW SOLDIERS. THE 119 78 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1959. John Wayne, UNIVERSAL. (R) November. 1955. Cleo Moore, William John Agar. Holden. Color. HORSE'S MOUTH, THE HOLD ONt (P) 85 93 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1959. Alec Gain - METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1986 ness, Kay Peter Blaire Noone, Karl Green. Color. Waiah. Color. HOSTILE GUNS HOLD THAT HYPNOTIST (TE) 91 81 PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1967. George Montgom- ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February 24. 1957 ery, Yvonne Hunts Hall, Stanley Clements. deCarlo. Color. HOT ANGEL, THE HOLE IN THE A 73 HEAD, (Cs) 128 PARAMOUNT. (R) December. 1958. Jackie UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1959. Frank Sinatra Louchery, Edward Hemmer. Edward G. Robinson. Color. HOT BLOOD (Os) 85 HOLIDAY FOR HENRIETTA (Fr.) 108 COLUMBIA. (R) Marsh, 1956. Jane Russell, ARDES, (R) January. 1955. Dany Robin, Bilde - Cornel Wilde. Color. garde Neff. HOT CAR GIRL 71 HOLIDAY FOR LOVERS (CS) 100 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1958. Richard TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1959 Bakalyan. June Kenney. . Jane Wyman. Color. HOT CARS HOLLYWOOD 60 OR BUST (VV) 95 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1958. John PARAMOUNT (R) December. 1068. Dean Martin, Bromfield. Jot Lansing. Jerry Lewis, Anita Ekberg. Color. HOTEL 124 HOMBRE (P) 111 WARNER BROS. (R) March, 1967. Rod Taylor 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) April. 1987. Paul New- Catherine speak. Color. man. Frederic' March. Color HOTEL PARADISO (P) HOME BEFORE 100 DARK 187 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, WARNER BROS. (R) November. 1958. Jean Sim- 1966. Alec Guineas, mons, Dan O'Herlihy. Gina Lollobrigida. Color. HOT MILLIONS HOME FROM THE HILL (Ca) 120 150 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October. 1968 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Match, 1960 Peter Ustinov, , Robert Mitchum, Eleanor Parker. Color. Karl Malden. Color HOT ROD GANG HOME 72 IS THE HERO O8 AMER. INT. PICS. (R) June, 3958. John Ashley SCOA. (R) February. 1961. Arthur Kennedy Jody Fair. Walter Marken. HOT ROD GIRL 75 HOME OF YOUR OWN, A (Brit.) 48 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July 15, 1956 CINEMA V. (R) July. 1985. Comedy. Lori Nelson, John Smith. HOMICIDAL 87 HOT ROD RUMBLE 79 COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1961. Glean Corbett ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 12. 1957. Leigh Patricia Breslin. Snowden. Richard Hartunlan. HONEYMOON HOTEL (P) 80 92 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1964 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1967 Robert Goulet. Nancy Kwan. Color. Dana Andrews, Jeanne Crain. Color. HOT HONEYMOON MACHINE. THE (Ca) 100 SHOTS 81 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1981 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) December 98. 1088 Steve McQueen. Brigid Batten. Color. Hunts Hall, Stanley Clemente. HONEY POT, THE 181 HOT SPELL (VV) 88 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1967. Rex Harrieas', PARAMOUNT (R) June, 1958. Shirley Booth, Susan Hayward. Color. Anthony Quinn. HONG KONO AFFAIR 78 HOT SUMMER NIGHT W ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 11. 1968. Jack Kelly, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 15, May Wynn. 1957. Leelle Nielsen. Colleen Miller. 364 Hou -I Li

Length Length In Mina. In Mina. HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES 84 HOW TO STEAL A MILLION (P) 127 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1959. Peter Cock- 20th -CENTURY FOX. (R) August. 1966. Audrey ing. Hepburn, Peter O'Toole. Color. HOUND DOG MAN (Cs) 97 HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS WITHOUT TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November REALLY TRYING (P) 119 1959. Fabian. Carol Lynley. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1967. Robert Morse, Michele Lee. Color. HOUR OF DECISION (Brit) 74 ASTOR. (B) January. 1957. Jeff Morrow, Hazel HOW TO STUFF A WILD BIKINI 90 Court. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1965 Annette Funicello, Dwayne Hickman. Color. HOUR OF THE GUN (R) ...... 100 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1967. James Gar- HUD (P) 112 ner, Jason Itobards. Color. PARAMOUNT. (B) May, 1988. Paul Newman, Melvyn Douglas. HOUR OF THE WOLF (Swed.) 88 LOPERT. (R) April, 1968. . Max von HUGS AND KISSES (Swedish; Eng. titles) 9/ Sydow. EMBASSY. (B) August, 1988. Agneta Skmaaner, Sven Bertll-Taube, Ratan Berner. b&w. HOURS OF LOVE. THE. (Ital, English Titled) .. 89 CINEMA V. (R) September, 1965. Vgo Tonnazat HUK 54 Emmanuele Riva UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1156. George Montgomery, Mona Freeman. Color. HOUSE IS NOT A HOME, A 90 EMBASSY. (R) August, 1964. Shelley Winters HUMAN DUPLICATORS, THE 82 Robert Taylor. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1965. George Nader, Barbara Nichols. Color. HOUSE OF BAMBOO (Cs) 152 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) July, 1955. HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME, THE (Cs) 103 Robert Ryan. Robert Stack. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) November, 1957. Gina Lol- lobridigida, Anthony Quinn. Color. HOUSE OF CARDS 105 UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1969. George Peppard, HUNCHBACK OF ROME 84 Inger Stevens, Orson Welles. Color. ItUS.I U. 19611. Gerard Blain, Anna Maria Ferrero HOUSE OF FRIGHT (M) 80 HUNT, THE (Ital.) 95 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May, 1961. TRANS -LUX. (R) June, 1967. Ismael Merlo, Al- Paul Messie. Dawn Addams. Color. fredo Mayo. HOUSE OF 1,000 DOLLS 78 HUNTERS. THE (Ca) 108 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) October. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, 1967. Vincent Price, Martha flyer. Color. 1958. Robert Mitchum, Robert Wagner. Color. HOUSE OF NUMBERS (Cs) 92 HUNTERS OF THE DEEP M METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) September. DISTRIBUTORS CORP. OF AMERICA. (1) Jan- 1957. Jack Palane. Barbara Lang. uary, 1955. Documentary. Color. HOUSE OF RICORDI (Ital.) 117 HURRY SUNDOWN (P) 148 BAKER -BRILL. (R) March, 1956. Marta Toren, PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1987. Michael Caine, Micheline Prelle, Danielle Delorme, Color. Jane Fonda. Color. HOUSE OF THE DAMNED (Cs) 62 HUSH HUSH SWEET CHARLOTTE 193 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March. 1968. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1965 Ronald Foster, Merry Anders. Bette Davis, . HOUSE OF THE SEVEN HAWKS 92 HU 186 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) October, 1961. 1959. Robert Taylor. Nicole Maurey. Paul Newman, Piper Laurie. 77 HOUSE OF USHER 85 HYPNOTIC EYE. THE AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) Jaly. 1980. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1960. Jaeeuee Vincent Price, Mark Damon. Color. Bergerac, Merry Anders. HYSTERIA W HOUSE OF WOMEN 85 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September WARNER BROS. (R) May. 1962. Shirley Knight 1965. Robert Webber, Anthony Newlanda. . HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL. 75 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January. 1959 Vincent Price, Carol Ohmart. 1 110 HOUSEBOAT (VV) I ACCUSE (Ca) 99 PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1968. Cary Grant METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) March, MIL Sophia Loren. Jose Ferrer, Anton Walbrook. 79 107 HOUSTON STORY. THE COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1956. Gene Barry COLUMBIA. (It) October, 1960. Curt Jurgen Barbara Hale, Edward Arnold. Victoria Shaw. 18 HOW I WON THE WAR 109 I AM A CAMERA (Brit.) UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1567. John DISTRIBUTORS CORP. OF AMERICA. B) Lennon, Michael Crawford. Color. August, 1955. Julie Harris, Laurence Harvey. Color. NOT TO ROB A DEPARTMENT STORE Shelley Winters. HOW 103 ARE. Titles) 95 1 AM CURIOUS (Blue) TIXO PRODUCTIONS, LTD. (R) December GIROVE. (R) May, 1970. Lena Nyman, Rorie Ahl- 1965. Jean-Claude Briely. Marie Leone,. -tedl. Peter Lindgren. b&w. 120 I AM CURIOUS (YELLOW) HOWSWEET IT ISI 99 Nyman, NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) July, 1968. James EVERGREEN. (R) March, 1969. Lena Garner, Debbie Reynolds, Maurice Bonet. Color. Berm Ahlstedt, Peter Lindgren. b&w. I BURY THE LIVING 75 HOW THE WEST WAS WON (Cinerama) 162 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July, 1958. Richard Boone. \l1.flt() (;(11.1)\\'l N ER. lIl Notenrber, 1962. Theodore Bibel. Special. All Star ('a,,t. ('tier. I COULD GO ON SINGING (P) 99 HOW TO BE VERY, VERY POPULAR (Cs) 89 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1963. Judy Gar- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) Judy. 1955. land. Dirk Bogarde. Color. Betty Orable, Robert Cummings, Sheree North. Color. I COVER THE UNDERWORLD 70 REPUBLIC. (RI May 19, 1955. Sean McClory, HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER 75 1958. Joanne Jordan. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July. 99 Robert Harris, Paul Brineger. I DEAL IN DANGER 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) October. 1966. Robert HOW TO MURDER A RICH UNCLE 80 Goulot, Christine Carers. Color. 1958. Charles Coburn, COLUMBIA (B) January, I DIED A THOUSAND TIMES (Cs) 106 Minel Patrick. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) November 12, 1955. HOW TO MURDER YOUR WIFE 118 Jack Faience, Shelley Winters. Color. 97 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1965. Jack 1 LIKE MONEY (MR. TOPAZE) (Ca) Lemmon, Virna List. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September. 1962. Peter Sellers, Nadia Gray. Color. HOW TO A MARRIAGE -AND RUIN YOURLI 105 FE (P) 108 I LIVE IN FEAR (Ian.; Eno. Titles) COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1968. Dean Martin, Stella BRANDON. (R) January, 1967. Toshiro Mifune, Stevens. Color. Eiko Miyoshl. 365 I Lo -Inn

Length LMina In Mina. I. 1 LOVE YOU, ALICE B. TOKLAS 94 IMPOSSIBLE ON SATURDAY (Fr., Eng. Titles) 120 WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) October, 1989 MAGNA. (R) February, 1988, Robert Hirsch. Peter Sellers, Jo Van Fleet, Leigh Taylor Young Color. Dahlia Friedland. THE IMPOSSIBLE YEARS 92 I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE . 78 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December PARAMOUNT. (R) October. 1959. Tom Tryon, 1988. David Niven, Lola Albright, Chad Everett Gloria Talbott, Color. I MARRIED A WOMAN 84 IN-BETWEEN AGE. THE 70 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1958. George Gobel, Diana ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 8, 1958. Mary Dors. Steele, Lee Patterson. I MOBSTER (Cs) (N IN COLD BLOOD (P) 134 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1988. Robert Blake, 1959. Steve Cochran. Lita Milan. Scott Wilson. I SAW WHAT YOU DID 82 IN ENEMY COUNTRY. 107 UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1985. Joan Crawford, UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1968. Tony Franciosa, John Ireland. Arjanette Comer, Guy Stockwell. Color. I THANK A FOOL (Cs) Iß0 IN HARM'S WAY (P) 185 METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) October, 1969 PARAMOUNT. (R) April. 1985. John Wayne, Susan Hayward. Peter Finch. Color. Kirk Douglas. I WANT TO LIVE 120 IN LIKE FLINT (CS) 114 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December. 1958. Susan 20th CENTURY -FOX. (B) March, 1967. James Hayward, Simon Oakland. Coburn, Lee J. Cobb. Color. I WAS A TEENAGE FRANKENSTEIN 72 IN SEARCH OF GREGORY 90 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) November UNIVERSAL. (R) Julie Christie, Michael Sacra - 1957. Whit Bissell, Phyllis Coates. sin, John Hurt. Color. I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF 75 IN SEARCH OF THE CASTAWAYS 100 AMER. INT. PICS. (B) June, 1957. Yvonne BUENA VISTA. (R) December, 1982. Hayley Lime. Michael London. Mills, Maurice Chevalier. Color. ICE PALACE 14s IN THE COOL OF THE DAY (P) 89 WARNER BROS- (B) July, 1960. Richard Burton METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1963 Robert Ryan. Color. Jane Fonda, Peter Finch. Color. ICE STATION ZEBRA 148 IN THE FRENCH STYLE 105 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Special. 1969 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1983. Jean Seberg, Rock Hudson, Ernest Borgnine, Patrick McGoohan, Stanley Baker. Jia Brown. Color. IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT 109 I'D RATHER BE RICH 98 'UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1967. Rod Stei- UNIVERSAL. (R) October. 1964. Sandra Dee ger, Sidney Pottier. Color. Robert Goulet. Color. IN THE MONEY St IDOL, THE 107 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) February. 1957. Hunts EMBASSY. (B) July, 1986. Jennifer Hall, Stanley Clements. Michael Parks Jones, IN THE YEAR OF THE PIG 101 IF PATHE. (R) November, 1969. Documentary. b&w PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1969. Malcolm Ill McDowell, David Wood, INADMISSABLE EVIDENCE 98 Richard Warwick. Color PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1968. Nicol Williamson, IF A MAN ANSWERS 102 Eleanor Paran, Jill Bennett. b&w. UNIVERSAL. (B) November. 1982. Sandra Dee Bobby Darin. Color. INCIDENT AT PHANTOM HILL e9 UNIVERSAL. (B) July, 1968. , Dan IF ALL THE GUYS IN THE WORLD (Fr.) 95 Duryea. Color. BUENA VISTA (R) April, Helene Perdriere. 1957. Jean Gavin, 84 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) 1961- Charles Warfleld, IF HE HOLLERS, LET HIM GO 108 Erin O'Donnell CINERAMA, (R) October, 1988. , Raymond St. Jacques Kevin INCREDIBLE JOURNEY, THE 80 McCarthy. Color. BUENA VISTA. (R) October, 1983. Emile Genest IF IT'S TUESDAY, THIS MUST BE 99 John Drainie. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1969. Suzanne Pleahette, Ian McShane. INCREDIBLE MR. LIMPET, THE 99 Mildred Natwick. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) March, 1984. Don Knotts, I'LL CRY TOMORROW 117 Carole Cook. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Special. Decem- INCREDIBLE ber, 1955. Susan Hayward, Eddie PETRIFIED WORLD. THE 70 Albert, Richard GOVERNOR FILMS, (R) April, 1980. John Carra - Conte. dine, Robert Clarke. I'LL NEVER FORGET WHAT'S 'ISNAME 99 INCREDIBLE REGIONAL. (B) April. 1968. SHRINKING MAN, THE 81 Oliver Reed, Carol UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1957. , White. Color. Randy Stuart. I'LL TAKE SWEDEN 98 INCREDIBLY STRANGE UNITED ARTISTS. (B) June, 1985. Bob Hope, CREATURES. THE 82 Tuesday FAIRWAY. (R) 1964. Cash Flagg. Carolyn Brandt Weld. Color. Color. ILLEGAL WARNER 89 INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN, THE 78 BROTHERS. (R) October 16. 1955 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 18. 1958. Ian Edward G. Robinson, Nina Foch, Chaney. Casey Adams. ILLUSTRATED MAN, THE 108 INDIAN FIGHTER (Co) 83 WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) April, 1969. Rod UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1955. Kirk Steiger, Claire Bloom, Robert Drivas. Color. Douglas, Elsa MartinellL Color. I'M ALL RIGHT, JACK 104 INDIAN PAINT 91 COLUMBL4. (B) October, 1989. Peter Sellers, EAGLE -INTERNATIONAL. (R) February, 1968 Ian Carmichael. Johnny Crawford, Jay Bilverheels. Color. IMAGE OF LOVE Si INDISCREET 100 GREEN RELEASING ORGANIZATION. (B) June, WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1958. Cary Grant, 1985. Documentary. Color. Ingrid Bergman. IMITATION GENERAL (Ca) 88 INFORMATION RECEIVED 77 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1988 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1982. Sabina Ressehnan, Glenn Ford, Red Buttons. William Sylvester. IMITATION OF LIFE (Cs) 124 INHERIT THE WIND 127 UNIVERSAL. (B) April. 1959. Lana Turner, John UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1980. Spencer Gavin. Color. Tracy, Fredric March. IMMORTAL STORY THE 00 INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINESS. THE (Ca) 158 ALTURA FILMS. (B) August. 1969. Orson Welles TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) December Jeanne Moreau, Roger Coggio, Norman Ashley. Color 1958. Ingrid Bergman, Curt Jungens. Color. IMPASSE 100 INNOCENTS. THE (Cs) 100 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) May, 1989. Burt Rey- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) January. 1961 nolds, Anne Francis, Lyle Bettger. Color. Deborah Kerr, Michael Redirate. 366 Length Length In Mint. In Mina. 119 ISLAND IN THE SUN (Ca) INNOCENTS IN PARIS (Brit.) 90 -FOR. (R) June. 1957 1955. Alastair Stm, Claire TWENTIETH CENTURY TUDOR. (R) March. James Mason, Joan Fontaine. Color. Bloom, Margaret Rutherford. 67 ISLAND OF LOST WOMEN INSECT WOMAN. THE 123 1959. June Blair, H9dar1, WARNER BROS. (R) May, () June 1964. Barhikotitles) Venetia Stevenson. auto Yoehimura. 101 128 ISLAND OF LOVE (P) INSIDE DAISY CLOVER (P) 1963. Robert Preston (R) February. 1966. Natalie WARNER BROS. (R) May, WARNER BROTHERS Tony Randall. Color Wood, Christopher Plummer. Color. 90 82 ISLAND OF TERROR Peter Cushing, INSIDE DETROIT O'Keefe, UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1987. COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1956. Dennis Edward Judd. Color. Pat O'Brien. 99 94 ISLAND OF THE BLUE DOLPHINS CLOUSEAU 1964. Cella Kaye, Lar- INSPECTOR Alan Arkin, UNIVERSAL. (R) August, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1968. ry Domasin. Color. Della Boccardo, . Color. 72 89 ISLAND WOMEN INTENT TO KILL (Ca) UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1958. Marie Wind- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) February. sor. Vince Edwards. 1959. Richard Todd, Betsy Drake. ISTANBUL (Ca) 84 INTERLUDE (Co) 90 UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1957. Errol Flynn UNIVERSAL (R) September. 1957. June Allyson, Cornel Borchers. Color. Rossano Brazzt. Color. IT 95 INTERLUDE 113 WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) January, COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1968. Oscar Werner, 1967. Roddy McDowell, Jill Haworth. Color. Barbara Ferris, Virginia Maskell. Color. IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA 80 INTERNS, THE 121 COLUMBIA. (R) July. 1955. Kenneth Tobe,', COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1962. Michael Callan, Faith Domergue. Cliff Robertson. IT CONQUERED THE WORLD 75 MELODY (Cs) 106 (R) July 25. INTERRUPTED 1955. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 1. 1956. Peter Graves. Beverly Garland. Glenn Ford, Eleanor Parker. Color. IT HAPPENED AT THE WORLD'S FAIR (P) 105 INTIMACY 87 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1963. El - GOLDSTONE FILM ENTERPRISES, INC. (B) via Presley. Joan O'Brien. Color. May. 1966. Jack Ging, Nancy Malone. IT HAPPENED HERE 95 INTRUDER. THE (Brit.) 84 LOPERT. (R) August. 1966. Pauline Murray ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) January. 1955. Jack Sebastian Shaw. Hawkins, George Cole. IT HAPPENED IN ATHENS (Cs) 105 INVASION OF THE BODY SNATCHERS (SS) 80 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1982 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February 5. 1956. Kevin Jayne Mansfield, Trax Colton. Color. Winter. McCarthy. Dana ROME 105 75 HAPPENED en INVASION OF THE SAUCERMEN IT FILM N DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) June, 1957. (R) February. 1959. June Laverick, Vittorio De Sia. Steve Terrell, Gloria Castillo. Color. INVASION OF THE STAR CREATURES 70 IT HAPPENED IN THE PARK (Fr.) 81 AMER. INT'L. PICS. (R) 1963. Bob Ball, Frankle ELLIS (R) September. 1957. Gerard Philipe, Mich- Ray. b&w. elin. Prole. INVASION QUARTET 87 IT HAPPENED TO JANE 98 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1961 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1959. Doris Day. Jack Lam - Bill Travers, Spike Milligan. mon. INVASION 1700 112 IT STARTED IN NAPLES (VV) 108 MEDALLION. (R) January, 1965. Jeanne Crain, PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1960. Clark Gable, John Drew Barrymore. Color. Sophia Loren. Color. 98 104 INVINCIBLE GLADIATOR, THE (TS) IT STARTED WITH A KISS (Cs) 7 ARTS. (R) 1963. Richard Harrison, Isabel Corey (R) September METRO-GOLD Cólor. b&w. 19590 RO GOLrnn d Debbie Reynolds.ER. INVISIBLE AVENGER IT, THE TERROR FROM BEYOND SPACE 67 REPUBLIC. (R) December, 1958. Riclmrd Derr, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) August, 1958. Marshall Helen Westcott. Thompson. Shawn Smith. INVISIBLE BOY. THE 85 IT WON'T RUB OFF, BABY! 00 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1957, I' -M FILM DIST. (It) November, 1969. Don Mur- Richard Eyer, Phillip Abbot. ray, Dick Gregory, Diane Varsl, Robert Hocks. 87 83 INVISIBLE INFORMER, THE IT'S A DOG'S LIFE (Cs) REPUBLIC. (R) August 19, 1956. Linda Stirling, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER.. (R) December 13, William Henry. 1955. Jeff Richards, Jarma Lewis. Color. 67 IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1959. John Agar, (Ultra Panavisien) 1621/4 Jean Byran. UNITED ARTISTS. (It) November, 1963. Spencer INVITATION TO A GUNFIGHTER 91 Tracy, Milton Berle, All Star Cast. Color. ARTISTS. (R) November 1964. Yu] UNITED IT'S A WONDERFUL WORLD p Brynner, Janice Rule. Color. BRENNER. (R) October, 1959. Mylene Demong- INVITATION TO THE DANCE 92 cot, Terence Morgan. Color. (it) March 1, 1957. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. IT'S ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER (Cs) 152 , Nora Kaye. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAT/AL(R) September 2. IPCRESS FILE, THE (TE) 106 1955. Gene Kelly, Dan Dailey. Cid Charlas. UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1965. Michael Caine, Color. Nigel Green. Color IT'S NEVER TOO LATE 11 IRMA LA DOUCE (P) 149 SEVEN ARTS. (R) October, 1963. Phyllis Cal - UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1963. Jack. Lemmon. vert, Patrick Barr. Color. Shirley MacLaine. Color. IT'S ONLY MONEY 84 IRON PETTICOAT. THE (VV) 87 PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1962. Jerry Lewin, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December 21, Zachary Scott. 1956. Bob Hope, Katherine Hepburn. Color. ITALIAN JOB, THE (P) 101 1969. Michael IRON SHERIFF. THE 75 PARAMOUNT. (R) September, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April. 1957. Sterling Caine, Noel Coward, Rat Vallone. Color. Hayden, Constance Ford. BRAVA GENTE (Eng. Titles) 158 ITALIANO Kennotb IS PARIS BURNING? (P) 173 EMBASSY. (R) October, 1965. Arthur PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1966. All Star Cast Peter Falls. ISABEL 108 I'VE LIVED BEFORE a PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1968. Genevieve Bujold, UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1956. Jock Ma- Mark Strange. Color. honey, Leigh Snowden. 367 Jac-Juk

Length Length In Mins. In. Mies. 1 JOHN PAUL JONES (T) 128 WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1959. Robert Stack, JACK FROST 79 Macdonald Carey. Color. EMBASSY. (R) Fall, 1968. Natasha Sedykh, Alex- ander JOHNNY CASH-THE MAN, HIS WORLD, Khvylya. Color. HIS MUSIC 94 JACK OF DIAMONDS 105 CONTINENTAL. Ilt) September, 1969. Documen- MGM. (R) October, 1967. George Hamilton, Joseph t ary. Color. Cotten. Color. JOHNNY COOL 101 JACK, THE GIANT KILLER N UNITED ARTISTS. (It) October. 1983. Henry UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1962. Kerwin Math- Silva. Elizabeth Montgomery. ews, Judi Meredith. Color. JOHNNY CONCHO 84 JACK THE RIPPER B5 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1956. Frank PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1960. Lee Patterson, Sinatra, Phyllis Kirk. Eddie Byrne, JOHNNY NOBODY 88 JACQUELINE 92 MEDALLION. (R) November. 1965. Nigel Patrick, RANK (R) September, 1957. John Gregaon, Kath- Yvonne Mitchell. leen Ryan. JOHNNY RENO (TE) 83 JAGUAR 80 PARAMOUNT. (R) March. 1986. Dana Andrews: REPUBLIC. (R) January 20, 1956. Saba Jane Russell. Color. quita. Chi- JOHNNY ROCCO 84 JAIL BUSTERS 81 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1958. Stephen ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 18, 1955. Leo McNally, Richard Eier. Gorcey, Hunts Hall. JOHNNY TIGER 102 JAILBREAKERS, THE 64 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1986. Robert Taylor. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) Geraldine Brookes. Color. Robert June, 1960 Hutton, Masi Castle. JOHNNY TREMAIN 80 JAILHOUSE ROCK (Cs) 86 BUENA VISTA (R) July. 1957. Hal Stalmaster, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) November. Luana Patten. Color. Elvis Presley. 1957 Judy Tyler. JOHNNY TROUBLE 80 JAMBOREE 88 WARNER BROS. (R) September, 1957. Ethel WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1957. Fate Dom- Barrymore. Cecil Kellaway. ino, Jerry Ise. JOKER. THE se JAMES DEAN STORY. THE 62 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1961. Francois WARNER BROS. (R) August, 1957. Documentary Malstre, Anne Tonietti. JASON AND THE ARGONAUTS 1O4 JOKER IS WILD, THE (VV) 128 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1963. Todd Armstrong PARAMOUNT (R) October, 1957. Frank Sinatra, Nancy Kovack. Color. Mitzi Gaynor. JOKERS, THE (Brut.) JAYHAWKERS, THE (VV) 100 ... 94 PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1959. Jeff Chandler UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1987. Michael Crawford. Fees Parker. Color. Oliver Reed. Color. JOURNEY. THE JAZZ BOAT (CS) 125 J0 METRO -Goldwyn-MAYER. (R) February, 1959 COLUMBIA. (14) November, 1980. Anthony New - Yid Brynner, Deborah Kerr. Color. ley, Anne Aubrey. JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH (Cs) 132 JEANNE EAGELS 108 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, COLUMBIA (R) August. 1957. Kim Novak, Jeff 1959. Pat Boone, James Mason. Chandler. Color. JOURNEY TO FREEDOM 69 JENNY ß8 REPUBLIC (R) June, 1957. Jacques Scott, Gene- l'IN Eli .ANI.A. liti January, 1976. Mario 'Phone' , vieve Aumont. Alan A Ida. l'olor. JOURNEY TO JERUSALEM, A JESSE JAMES MEETS FRANKENSTEIN'S 611191.A 711. Leonard Rern.atein, T.aac Stern. DAUGHTER S8 LAIIt5SsV'. ( It) 1960. .John Lupton. Thlclita. JOURNEY TO THE LOST CITY 95 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October, JESSICA 1960. Debra Paget, Paul Christian. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1962. Angle Dick- inson. Maurice Chevalier. Color. JOURNEY TO SHILOH 101 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1968. James Caen, Mich - JET ATTACK 88 ael Sarrazln, Brenda Scott. Color. AMER. INT. PICS. (R) February, 1858. John Agar. Audrey Totter. JOURNEY TO THE FAR SIDE OF THE SUN 99 UNIVERSAL. (ICI September, 1969. Roy Thinne-o, JET PILOT 112 lull Hendry, Patrick Wyntark. Color. UNIVERSAL (R) October, 1957. John Wayne. Janet Leigh. Color. JOURNEY TO THE SEVENTH PLANET 80 A.Mrat. IN'I"L. I'll'S. (It) 196:1 John A or, Greta JIGSAW 97 'Ihy'd,n. I 'olor. BEVERLY PICTURES. (R) June, 1965. Jack Warner, Ronald Lewis. JOY HOUSE (Franscone) 98 METRO-GOLDWYN,MAYER. (R) November JOANNA 107 1964. Alain Delon, Jane Fonda. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, 1969. Genevieve Waite, Calvin Lockhart, Christian JOY IN THE MORNING (P) 133 Doermer. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (It) June, 1985 Color. JOE 107 CANNON. (R) July. 1970. Peter Boyle, K. fallan JOY RIDE 85 Dennis Patrick. ('olor. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1958. Rad Fulton, Ann Doran. JOE BUTTERFLY (Ca) 90 JUBAL (Cs) UNIVERSAL (R) July. 1957. Audle Murphy, 101 George Nader. COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1956. Glenn Ford, Ernest Color. Borgnine, Rod Steiger. Color, JOE DAKOTA UNIVERSAL (R) September, 79 JUDEX 91 1957. , CONTINENTAL. (R) April, 1988. Michel Vitold, Inane Patten. Color. Charming Pollock. JOE MACBETH 90 COLUMBIA (R) JUDGE AND THE SINNER, THE 94 February, 1958. Paul Douglas CASINO. (R) June. 1984. Heinz Ruehmann, Kar- Ruth Roman. in Baal. JOHN AND MARY (P) 92 JUDGMENT AT NUREMBERG 17h 2ITT1 l'ENTT'IIV-FOX. (it) December. 1969. - Du. [-NITS) .\It'I'1S'l'S. lit) Special. October, 1961 tin Hoffman, . Alichael 'l'olan. ('olor. Slimier Tracy, Burl I,anca.ter. JOHN F. KENNEDY: YEARS OF LIGHTNING, JUDITH (P) 109 DAY OF DRUMS 87 PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1986. Sophia Loren, EMBASSY. (R) April, 1968. Documentary. Peter Finch. Color. JOHN GOLDFARB, PLEASE COME HOME (CS) ,. 96 JUKE BOX RACKET ea TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1965. BRENNER. (It) May. 1980. Steve Karmen, Arlene Shirley MacLaine, Peter Ustinov. Color. Corwin. 368 Juk-Kin

Length LeggDl In s. lit Riles. JUKE BOX RHYTHM 91 KILL A DRAGON tI COLUMBIA. (B) April, 1959. Jack Jame. Jo Mor- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1987. Jack row. Palante, Fernando Lamas. Color. JULIE 119 KILL OR CURE 98 METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) November, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, 1956. Dorte Day. Louis Jourdan. Barry Sullivan. 1962. Terry Thomas. . Frank Lavoie, KILLER IS LOOSE. THE 73 197 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1958. Joseph RIZZOLI. (R) November, 1965. Guilletta Matins, Cotton, Rhonda Fleming, Wendell Corey. . Color. KILLER SHREWS, THE 72 117 M0LENDON. (5) November, 1959. Jams Beet. AMER. INT. PICS. (R) Charlton Heston, Jason Ingrid Goode. Bobards, John Gielgud. Color. KILLERS, THE 85 JUMP INTO HELL 03 UNIVERSAL. (R) October 1964. Lee Marvin, WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 14. 1955. Jack Angie Dlckinoo. Berns. Kurt Humar. Color. KILLER'S KISS 87 JUNGLE BOOK, THE 79 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1955. Frank BUENA VISTA. (R) October, 1967. Cartoon. Color Silvera, Jamie Smith. JUNGLE CAT 70 KILLERS OF KILIMANJARO (Ce) 91 BUENA VISTA. (R) October, 1980. Wildlife COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1980. Robert Taylor, Feature. Color. Anthony Newle". Color. JUNGLE HEAT 75 KILLERS THREE 98 UNITED ARTISTS (R) August. 1957. Les Barker AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) November Mari Blanchard. 1988. Robert Walker, Diane Varal, Dick Clark JUNGLE MOON MEN 70 Color. COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1955. Johnny Weiss- KILLING, muller, Byron. THE 83 Jean UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1958. Sterling JUPITER'S DARLING (Cs) 83 Haydn. Coleen Gray. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 18, THE KILLING GAME 94 1955. Esther Williams, Howard Keel. Cohn. REGIONAL. (R) September, 1968. Jean-Pierre JUST FOR FUN 72 Cassel, Claudine Auger. Michael Duchaussoy, Color COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1983. Mark Wyrter, Cherry THE KILLING OF SISTER GEORGE 198 Roland. CINERAMA. (R) January, 1909. Beryl Reid, JUSTINE (P) 116 Susannah York, Coral Browne. Color. 20TH CENTURY -FOX (R) August, 1969. Anouk KIMBERLY JIM 89 Aimee, Dirk Bogarde, Robert Foster, Ann Karina. EMBASSY. (R) April, 1965. Jim Remo, Madeline Color. Usher. Color. KIND OF LOVINQ. A 112 K GOVERNOR. (R) September. 1962. Alan Bates June R)tchle. KALEIDOSCOPE 103 KING AND WARNER BROS. (R) October, 1965. Warren COUNTRY N ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1895. Dirk Beatty, Susannah York. Color. Regards, Tom Courtenay. KANCHENJUNGHA 102 KING EDWARD HARRISON. (R) August, 1966. Chhabt AN() FOUR QUEENS. THE (Cs) 8e Biswas, Bmer*i. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1959. Clark Kenna Gable, Eleanor Parker. Color. KA PO 118 KING IJONEX. (RI June, 1984. Susan Straaberg, AND I, THE (Cs) 138 Terzieff. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1958 Laurent Deborah Kerr, Yul Brynner. Color. KARATE 80 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) 1963. Joel Holt, Reiko K'NG CREOLE (VV) 116 Okada. b&w. PARAMOUNT. (RI July, 1958. F.Ivis Presley, Caro - 1y11 Jonee. KELLY AND ME (Ca) 98 UNIVERSAL. (R) April. 1957. Tan Johnson KING DINOSAUR 50 LIPPERT. (R) June 17, 1955. Bill Bryant, Wanda Piper Laurie. Color. Curtis. KELLY'S HEROES (P) 145 KING MGM. (R) July, 1970. , Telly Sava - KONG ESCAPES 95 las, Don }tickles, Donald Sutherland. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1968. Rhodes Reason, Mie Horne, Linda Miller. Color. KENNER MOM. (R) Jim Brown, Madlyn Rhue, Robert Coote. KING KONG VS. GODZILLA 90 UNIVERSAL. (RI July, 1963. Michael Keith KENTUCKIAN. THE (Ca) 104 James 7er'. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1955. Burt Lancaster, Diana Lynn, Diane Foster. Color. KING OF HEARTS (TS) (Fr.) 102 LOPERT. (R) June, 1987, Alan Bates, Pierre Bras - KENTUCKY RIFLE 82 seur. Color. HOWCO. (R) July, 1958. Chill Willa, Lance Fuller. Color. KING OF KINGS (T-70) 183 METRO - GOT.DWYN - KETTLES IN THE OZARKS. THE 81 ]EATER (R) September UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1958. MarJorie Main, 1961. Jeffrey Hunter. Rtobben McKenna. Color. Arthur Hunnicutt. KING OF THE CORAL SEA (Aust.) 74 KETTLES ON OLD MAC DONALD'S FARM 81 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 24, 1956. Chips UNIVERSAL. (R) June. 1957. MarJorie Main, Rafferty, Charles Tingwell. Parker Fennelly, KING OF THE GRIZZLIES 93 KEY WITNESS (CS) 81 BUENA VISTA. (R) February, 1970. John Yesno, 159rRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October. 1980 Chris Wiggins. Technicolor. Jeffrey Hunter, Pat Crowley. KING OF THE WILD STALLIONS (Cs) 78 KHARTOUM (Ultra Panavisien) 134 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1959. George Mont- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) Summer 1968.. Charlton gomery, Diane Brewster. Color. Heston. Laurence Olivier. Color. 133 KID FOR TWO FARTHINGS. A (Brit.) 01 COLUMBIA. (R1 November. 1985. George Segal, LOPERT. (R) April. 1958. Celia John®n. Diana Tom Courtenay. Dors. Color. KID GALAHAD f5 KINGS GO FORTH 109 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1962. Elvis Pres- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1958. Frank Sinatra, ley, Gig Young. Color. Tony Curtis. KID RODELO BI (P) 109 PARAMOUNT. (R. January. 1988. Don Murray UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1983. Yul Janet Leigh. Brynner. Geora3 Chakaria. Color. KIDNAPPED 97 KING'S PIRATE, THE 100 BUENA VISTA. (R) April, 1980. Peter Finch, UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1967. Doug McClure, James MacArthur. Color. Jill St. John. Color. 369 Kin -Lan

Length Length In MIns. le II Ins. KING'S STORY, A 100 LA FEMME INFIDELE (Fr.; Eng. titles) 100 CONTINENTAL. (R) May, 1967. Documentary ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1969. Stephane Color. Audran, Michel Bouquet, Maurice Bonet. Color. KING'S THIEF, THE (Cs) 79 LA FUGA (Ital., Eng. Titles) 82 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August 5, 1955 INTERNATIONAL CLASSICS. (R) March, 1986 Edmund Purdom, Ann Blyth, David Niven, George Giovanna Ralli, Anouk Aimee. Sanders. Color. LA GUERRE EST FINIE (Fr.; Eng. Titles) 121 KISMET (Cs) 113 BRANDON. (R) January, 1967. Yves Montand, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December 23, Ingrid Thulln. 1955. Howard Keel, Ann Blyth. Color. LA PRISONNIERE (French, Eng. titles) 105 KISS AND KILL AVCO-EMBASSY. (R) March, 1969. Laurent COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) December, 1969. Terzieff, Bernard Fresaon, Elisabeth Wiener. Color. Christopher Lee, Richard Greene, Shirley Eaton. LA SORCIERE (Fr.) E7 KISS BEFORE DYING, A (Cs) 94 ELLIS. (It) December, 1956. . UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1956. Robert Wagner, Jeffrey Hunter, Virginia Leith. Color. (Ital.) 115 TRANS -LUX. (R) July. 1958. Anthony Quinn, KISS ME DEADLY 103 Richard Baaehart, Oluletta Mute. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1955. Ralph Meeker Clods Leachman. LA TRAVIATA 110 ROYAL. (R) Feb., 1988. Anna Moffo, Franco KISS ME STUPID (P) 126 Bonisolli. Color. LOPERT. (R) December, 1964. Dean Martin. Him Novak. LA VIE DE CHATEAU (Fr.; Eng. titles) 92 ROYAL FILMS. (R) March, 1967. Catherine KISS OF FIRE 87 Deneuve, . UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1955. Jack Palane, Barbara Rush. Color. LA VISITA 115 PROMENADE. (R) August, 1968. Sandra Milo, KISS OF THE VAMPIRE 88 Francois Perler. 'UNIVERSAL. (R) September. 1963. Clifford Evans Noel Willman. Color. LAD: A DOG 98 WARNER BROS. (R) June. 1982. Peat, McKay, KISS THE GIRLS AND MAKE THEM DIE 101 Peter Brock. COLUMBIA. (R) January. 1967. Michael Connors, Dorothy Provine. Color. LADIES MAN, THE 100 PARAMOUNT. (R) June. 1961. Jerry IwwU KISS THE OTHER SHEIK (Italian, English titles) 88 Helen Traubel. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August. 1968. Marcello Mutroianni, Pamela Tiffin, Vima List. LADIES WHO DO SS Color. CONTINENTAL. (R) November. 1963. Robert Morley, Peggy Mount. KISS THEM FOR ME (Ca) 105 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) December, LADY AND THE TRAMP (Cs) 75 1957. Cary Grant. Jayne Mansfield. Color. BUENA VISTA. (R) July, 1955. Cartoon. Color KISSIN' COUSINS (P) 98 LADY GODIVA g0 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1964 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1955. Maureen Elvis Presley, Arthur O'Connell. Color. O'Hara, George Nader. Color. KISSES FOR MY PRESIDENT 113 98 WARNER BROS. (R) August, 1984. Fred Mae - PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1964. Olivia de Havil- Murray, Polly Bergen. land, Ann Southern. KITTEN WITH A WHIP 88 LADY IN CEMENT 94 UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1964. Ann -M TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November Jelin Forsythe. 1968. Frank Sinatra, Raegnel Welch, Richard Conte Color. KNACK AND HOW TO GET IT, THE 84 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1965. Rita 'rushing - LADY KILLERS, THE (Brit.) 90 ham, Ray Brooks. CONTINENTAL. (R) 1958. Alec Guineas, Peter Sellers. Color. KONA COAST 93 WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) May, 1968. Rich- LADY L. (P) 107 ard Boone, Vera Miles. Color. MGM. (R) July 1986. Sophia Loren, Paul Newman Color. KONG* N AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March LADY OF MONZA, THE 98 1961. Michael Gough. Margo John,. Color. TOWER, (R) May, 1970. Anne Heywood, Antonio Sabato, Hardy Kruger. Color. KONOS 78 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1957 LADY OF VENGEANCE 83 Barbara Lawrence, John Emery. UNITED ARTISTS (R) August, 1957. Demis O'Keefe. Ann Sears. KRAKATOA, EAST OF JAVA 101 CINERAMA. (R) May, 1989. Marimillian Schell, LADY TAKES A FLYER, THE (Ca) 94 Diane Baker, Bryan Keith. Color. UNIVERSAL (R) February. 1958. Lana Turner, Jeff Chandler. KREMLIN LETTER, THE (P) 113 20TH CENTURY -FOX. February, 1970. Bibi An- LADYBUG, LADYBUG 81 derson, Richard Boone, Nigel Green. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December. 1963. Jane Connell. William Daniels, KWAIDAN (Japanese. Eng. Titles) 128 CONTINENTAL. (R) November. 1965. Oriental LADYKILLERS, THE (Brit.) 93 Tales. Color CONTINENTAL. (R) March, 1956. Alec Guinness Cecil Parker. Color. LAFAYETTE (T) 110 L MACO FILM. (R) April. 1984. Jack Hawkins, Orson Wells. Color. L -SHAPED ROOM. THE 125 DAVIS-ROYAL. (R) June. 1963. Leslie Caron, LAFAYETTE ESCADRILLE 83 Tom Bell, Brock Peters. WARNER BROS. (B) March. 1958. Tab Hunter, Etehlka Choureau. L'IMMORTELLE (Fr.: Eng titles) 95 GROVE. (R) November, 1969. Francoise Brion, LANCELOT AND GUINEVERE (P) tl9 Jacquese Daniel-Vlacroze. b&w, UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1963. Comet Wilde, Jean Wallace. Color. LA BOHEME 107 WARNER BROTHERS. (B) October -November LAND OF FURY (Brit.) 82 1965. La Beale Opera Co. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1955. Jack Hawkins, Glynis Johns. Color. LA BONNE SOUPE (French; Eng. titles) (Cs) 97 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1964 LAND OF THE PHARAONS (Ca) 106 b&w. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) July 2. 1955. Jack Hawkins, Joan Collins. Color. LA CHAMADE (Fr.: Eng titles) 103 LOPERT. (R) July, 1989. Catherine Deneuve, Michel LAND UNKNOWN. THE (Ca) 78 Piccoli, Roger Van Hool. Color. UNIVERSAL (R) August 1957. Jock Mahoney Shawn Smith. LA DOLCE VITA (Totalacope) 175 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October, LANDLORD, THE 113 1966. Re-released English -dubbed version. Marcello UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1070. Beau Bridges, Mastrotlanni, Anita Ekberg. , Diana Sands, Pearl Bailey. Color. 370 Las -Leo

Length Length le Mina. In MIns. LAS VEGAS SHAKEDOWN 79 LAST VOYAGE, THE 91 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 16 1955 Dennis METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1980. O'Keefe, Thomas Gomez. Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone. Color. LAST ANGRY MAN, THE 100 LAST WAGON, THE (Ca) 99 COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1959 . TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September. David Wayne. 1956. Richard Widmark, Felicia Farr. Color. LAST BLITZKRE(G, THE 84 LAST WOMAN OF SHANG 107 COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1959. Van Johnson, SHAW. (R) December, 1964. Lin Dal, Nam Kerwin Mathews. Koong-Woon. Color. LAST BRIDGE, THE 90 LAST WORLD, THE (Cs) 90 UNION (R) August, 1957. Maria Schell, Bernard TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July. 1960 Wickl. Michael Rennie. Jill St. John. Color. LAST CHALLENGE. THE (P) 105 LAUGHTER IN THE DARK 101 MGM. (It) October, 1987. Glenn Ford, Angie Dick- LOPERT. (R) May, 1969. Nicol Williamson, Anna inson. Color. Karina, Jean-Claude Durot. Color. LAST CHAPTER, THE 90 LAUREL AND HARDY'S LAUGHING 20'8 81 BEN-LAR. (R) February, 1966. Documentary. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September. 1965, LAST COMMAND, THE 110 Stan Laurel. Oliver Hardy. REPUBLIC. (R) August 3, 1955. Sterling Hayden, LAW AND JAKE WADE, THE (Cs) 86 Anna Marie Alberghetti. Color. MGM (B) June. 1958. Robert Taylor, Richard Widmark- LAST DAYS OF POMPEII. THE (Ca) 109 Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1060. Steve LAW OF THE LAWLESS (T) 87 Reeves, Cristina Kauffman. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1904. Dale Robertson Yvonne de Color. LAST ESCAPE, THE 90 Carlo. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July, 1970. Stuart Whit- LAWLESS EIGHTIES 70 man, John Collin, Pinkie Braun. Color. REPUBLIC (R) May, 1958. , John Smith. LAST FRONTIER. THE (Oa) 98 COLUMBIA. (It) January. 1956. Fleet Mature. LAWLESS STREET, A 7e Guy Madison. Robert Preston. Coble. COLUMBIA. (R) December. 1905. Randolph Beet Angela Lanebury. Color. LAST HUNT, THE (Ca) 108 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 24, LAWRENCE OF ARABIA (P) 221 1956. Robert Taylor, Stewart Granger. Color, COLUMBIA. (R) Special. December, 1962. Peter Color. LAST HURRAH. THE 121 O'Toole, Sir Alec Guiness. COLUMBIA (B) November, 1958. Spencer Tracy, LAWYER, THE 120 Jeffrey Hunter. PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1970. Barry New- LAST MAN TO HANG, THE (Brit.) 75 man, Harry Gould, Diana Myldaur. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1956. Tom Conway LAY THAT RIFLE DOWN 71 Eunice Gayson. REPUBLIC. (B) July 7. 1955. Judy Cenava, LAST MILE, THE 81 Robert Lowery. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January. 1999. Mickey LEARNING TREE, THE (P) 107 Rooney. Clifford David. WARNER BROS. (R) September, 1969. Kyle John- LAST OF THE BADMEN (Cs) 80 son, Alex Clarke, Estelle Evans. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February 17, 1957 LEASE OF LIFE (Brit.) 93 George Montgomery, Keith Larsen. Color. I.F.E. (R) March, 1956. Robert Donat, Kay LAST OF THE DESPERADOES 71 Walsh. Color. ASSOCIATED FILM. (R) December 1, 1955 LEATHER BOYS, THE (Br. T.) 105 James Craig, Jim Davis. Riff. PICTURES. (R) November, 1965. Rita Tuch - LAST OF THE FAST GUNS (Ca) 82 Ingham, Colin Campbell. UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1958. Jock Mahoney, Gil- LEATHER SAINT. THE (VV) 86 bert Roland. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1956. John Derek, Paul LAST OF THE MOBILE HOT -SHOTS 108 Dougla<, Jody Lawrenee, Cesar Romero. WARNER BROS. (R) January, 1970. James Co- 77 burn, Lynn Redgrave, Robert Hooks. LEECH WOMAN, THE Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1980. Coleen Gray, Grant LAST OF THE PONY RIDERS 80 Williams. COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1963. , LEFT HAND OF GOD, THE (Ce) 87 Smiley Burnette. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, LAST OF THE SECRET AGENTS?, THE to 1955. Humphrey Bogart, Gene Tierney. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) May 1966. Marty Allen. Steve Rossi. Color. LEFT-HANDED GUN, THE 102 WARNER BROTHERS (R) May, 1958. Paul New- LAST OF THE SKI BUMS, THE 86 man, Litt Milan. U -M. (R) November, 1969. Ron Funk, Mike Zuet- tel. Ed Ricks. Color. LEGEND OF LOBO. THE 97 BUENA VISTA. (R) November, 1982. Documen- LAST OF THE VIKINGS (Dyaliaeope) (Ital.) 102 tary. Color. MEDALLION. (R) 1960 Cameron Mitchell, Ed- mund LEGEND OF LYLAH CLARE, THE 130 Purdom. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) November, 1968. LAST SAFARI, THE 115 Kim Novak, Peter Finch, Ernest Borgnine. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1987. Kaz Gores, Stewart Granger. Color. LEGEND OF THE LOST (T) 109 UNITED ARTISTS (R) December, 1957. John LAST SHOT YOU HEAR, THE 87 Wayne, Sophia Loren. LIPPERT. (R) 1969. Hugh Marlowe, Zens Walker LEGEND OF TOM DOOLEY 79 LAST STAGECOACH WEST 67 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1959. Michael Landon, REPUBLIC (R) July. 1957. Jim Davis. Mary Jack Hogan. Castle. LEGION OF THE DOOMED 75 LAST SUMMER 97 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 21. 1958. Bill ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) 1969. Barbara Hershey, Williams, Dawn Richard. Richard Thomas, Bruce Davison, Cathy Burns. Color. LEGIONS OF THE NILE (Co) 91 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX, (R) December LAST SUNSET, THE 115 1960. Linda Cristal, Georges Marchai. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) July. 1901. Rock Hudson Kirk Douglas. Color. LEMONADE JOE (Czech.) 84 November, 1967. Karel LAST TEN DAYS, THE IIS ALlaEDD16a STISTS.cro (R) COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1956. Documentary. LEO THE LAST 103 LAST TIME 1 SAW ARCHIE, THE 98 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1970. Marcello UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 196L Robert Mastroianni, Billie Whitelaw, Calvin Lockhart. Mitchum, . Color. LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL (VV) 94 LEOPARD, THE (Ce) 185 PARAMOUNT. July, 1959. Kirk Douglas. Anthony TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1963 Quinn. Color. Burt Lancaster, Alain Delon. Color.

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Length Length In Mini. la MIns. LES BICHES (Fr.) 99 LILIES OF THE FIELD 94 VIP. (R) 1968. Stephane Audran, Jacqueline Sas- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1983. Sidney sard, Jean Louis Trintignant. Color. Poltier, Lins Skala. LES GAULOISES BLEUES (Freneh, EnO, titles) 93 LILITH 114 LOPERT. (R) May, 1969. Annie Giardot, Jean COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1964. Warren Beatty, Pierre Kelton, NeUa Bielaki. Color. Jean Seberg. LES GIRLS (Ca) 114 LINEUP. THE 86 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, 1957 COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1958. Eli Wallach, Robert Gene Kelly, Mitzi Gaynor. Color. Keith. LES CREATURES LION, THE (Cs) 9e NEW YORKER FILMS. (R) April, 1969. Cather- TWENTIETI( CENTURY -FOX. (R) November ine Down,. Michael l'iccoli, Eva Dahlbeck. 1962. William Holden, Capucine. Color. LES LIASONS DANGEREUSES 105 LION IN WINTER, THE 134 ASTOR. (1t1 Oeeemlier, 1961. Gerard Philipe, AVCO-EMBASSY. (R) October, 1968. Peter Jeanne Moreau. O'Toole, Katharine Hepburn, Jane Morrow. Color. LET IT BE 80 LION'S LOVE 110 UNITED ARTISTS. (IO May, 1970. The Beatles MAX L. RABR. (R) 1969. Viva, , ('clot. , Shirley Clarke. Color. LET NO MAN WRITE MY EPITAPH 108 LIQUIDATOR. THE (P) 106 COLUMBIA. (R) October. 19e0. Burl Ives, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) November. Shelley Winterº. 1966. Rod Taylor, Trevor Howard. Color. LET'S BE HAPPY (Ce) 109 LISA (Cs) 112 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) June, 1957. Tony Martin, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) June. 15811. Vera -Ellen. Color. Stephen Boyd, Dolores Hart. LET'S KILL UNCLE 92 LISBON (N) be UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1988. Nigel Green, REPUBLIC. (B) August 17, 1956. Ray Milked Mary Badham. Color. Maureen O'Hara. Color. LET'S MAKE LOVE (Ca) 118 LIST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER, THE 98 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1963. George C. Scott, 1900. Marilyn Monroe, Yves Montand, Color. Dana Wynter. LET'S MAKE UP (Brit.) 94 LISTEN, LET'S MAKE LOVE 91 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1955. Errol Flynn, 1.1)1'I;ItT. .lure, 11171. l'ierre Clement i, Iteha T.an- Anna Neagle. Color. car. ('clot. LITTLE HUT, THE 90 LET'S ROCK 79 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1958. Julius La Rosa (R) May 34, 1957 Ava Gardner, Stewart Granger, David N1ven Phyllie Newman. Color. LET'S TALK ABOUT WOMEN 108 LITTLE NUNS. EMBASSY. (B) September, 1964. Vittorio Gam- THE (Ital. Eno. Dubbed) 101 mon, Maria Fiore. EMBASSY. (R) September, 1965. Catherine Speak, Sylva Ruecina. LETTERS FROM MY WINDMILL (Fr.) 116 LITTLE SAVAGE, TOHAN. (R) December, 1955, Henri Velbert, THE (R) 78 Rene TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March. 1969 Sarvll. Pedro Armendarla, Rudolfo Hooa. LE VIOL 81 FREENA. (R) LITTLE SHEPHERD OF KINGDOM COME, THE September, 1968. Bibi Anderseon, (Ca) Bruno Cremer. Frederic de Pasquale. Color. 106 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, LIBEL 100 1961. Jimmie Rodgers, Luana Patten. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. October, 1959 (R) LITTLEST HOBO, Olivia de Hartland, Bogarde. THE 77 Dirk ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1958. Ruddy Hart, Wendy LIBERATION OF L. B. JONES, THE 101 Stuart. COLUMBIA. (It) April, 1770. Lee J. Cobb, Roscoe LITTLEST OUTLAW. THE 75 Lee Brown, Lola Falana, Anthony Zerbe. Color. BUENA VISTA. (R) February, 1958. Joseph Cal- leia, Pedro Armendaria. Color. LIBERTINE, THE 90 AUDUBON. (R) June. 1969. Catherine Spaak, LIVE A LITTLE, LOVE A LITTLE 90 Jean Louis Trintignant. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) November, 1968. Elvis Presley, Michele Carey. Don Porter. LIEUTENANT WORE SKIRTS, THE (Cs) 99 Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, 1956. Tom Ewell, Sheree North. Color. LIVE FAST, DIE YOUNG 82 UNIVERSAL, (R) May, 1958. Mary Murphy, Nor - LIFE AT STAKE, A 78 ma Eberhardt. FILMAKEBS. (R) December, 1955. Angela Lens - bury, Keith Andes. LIVE FOR LIFE (Fr.) 190 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1967. Yvie LIFE AT THE TOP Ill Montand, Candice Bergen. Color, ROYAL INTERNATIONAL. (R) February. 1986 Laurence Harvey, LIVELY SET. THE 99 Jean Simmons. UNIVERSAL. (R) November. 1964. James Dar - LIFE BEGINS AT 17 76 ren, Pamela Tiffin. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1958. Mark Damon. Dorothy LIVING IDOL (Ca) LOI Johnson. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1957 LIFE IN DANGER 63 Steve Eeriest, Lillian Monteveochl. Color, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1964. Darren bitt, Nes- LIZZIE 81 Julie Hopkins. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 15, 1957. LIFE IN THE BALANCE, A 74 Eleanor Parker, Richard Boone. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1955. Ricardo Montalban, Anne Bancroft. LOCKUP YOUR DAUGHTERS 102 ('Ol.1"71111.7. (RI Oetoler, 1969. Christopher Plum - LIFE OF OHARU 146 err. Sr.vunnah York. (Usnis Johns. ('olor. TORO. (R) April, 1984. Klnuyo Tanaka, Toehiro LOLITA 152 MiFune. MEI'R O -GOLD W YN -MAYER. (R) Jane. 1985. LIGHT IN THE FOREST. THE 99 James Mason. Shelley Whiten' BUENA VISTA. (It) July, 1958. Carol Lynley, LONE RANGER, THE 88 James MacArthur. Color. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 25. 1950. LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA (Cs) 101 Clayton Moore, Jay Silverheeis, Lyle Betger, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1982. Bonita Granville. Color. Olivia de Havilland, itoseano Brazil. Color. LONE RANGER AND THE LOST CITY OF GOLD, LIGHT TOUCH, THE 85 THE 80 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1958. Jack Hawkins, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) June, 1968. Clayton Margaret Johnston. Color. Moore, Jay Stiverheela. Color. LI'L ABNER (VV) 144 LONE TEXAN. THE (Rs) 70 PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1059. Peter Palmer, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1959 Leslie Parrish. Color. Willard Parker, Grant Williams. LILT 81 LONELINESS OF THE LONG DISTANCE RUNNER. 103 MGM. (R) July 10. 1953. Leslie Caron, Mel CONTINENTAL. (lt) January. 1963. Tom Cour- Ferrer. Jean Pierre Aumont. Color. tenay. Michael Redgrave. 372 Lon-Lov

Length Length In Mies. In Mins. LONELY ARE THE BRAVE 107 LOST CONTINENT (Ital.-Eng. wart.) (Cs)...... 84 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1962. Kirk Douglas, Gana LOPEBT. (II) March, 1957. Documentary. Color. Rowlands. LOST LAGOON 70 LONELY HEARTS 101 UNITED ARTISTS (R) February. 1958. Jeffrey UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1959. Montgomery Lynn. Peter Donat. Robert Ryan. CUR, LOST MAN, THE 122 LONELY MAN, THE (VV) 87 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1989. Sidney Polder, PARAMOUNT (R) June, 1957. Jack Potence, An- Joanna Shlmkus, Al Freeman. Color. thony Pertly'. LOST MISSILE. THE 70 LONESOME TRAIL, THE 73 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1958. Robert LIPPERT. (R) July 1, 1955. Wayne Morris, John Loggia. Ellen Parker. Agar. LOST WORLD, THE (Cs) 98 LONG AND THE SHORT AND THE TALL, THE 102 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1960 CONTINENTAL. (R) December. 1961. Richard Michael Rennie, Jill St. John. Color. Todd, Laurence I larvey. 1)&m. LOST WORLD OF SINBAD, THE 95 LONG DAY'S DYING. THE 99 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March, 1985 PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1968. David Hemmings Toshiro Mifume, Mekom Satoh. Color. Torn Bell, Tony Beckley. Color. LOVE A LA CARTE (Ital., Eng. Titles) 98 LONG DUEL, THE (P) 115 PROMENADE. (R) January. 1985. Simone Signo- PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1967. Vol Brynner, ret, . Trevor Howard. Color. LOVE AFFAIR (Yugoslay.) 90 LONG, GRAY LINE, THE (Ca) .. 138 BRANDON. (R) Feb., 1968. Eva Ras, Buries COLUMBIA. (R) Special. 1955. Tyrone Power. Sokie. Maureen O'Hara. Color. LOVE AND KISSES 87 LONG HAUL, THE 88 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1965. Rock Nelson COLUMBIA (R) December, 1957. Victor Mature, Jack Kelly. Color. Diana Don. LOVE AND MARRIAGE (Ital.; Eng. Titles) 108 LONG HOT SUMMER. THE (Cs) Ile EMBASSY. (R) September, 1966. Lando Buzzanca, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) March. 1938 Sylva Koacina. Paul Neuman, Joanne Woodward. ('olor. LOVE BUG, THE I07 LONG JOHN SILVER (Ce) IN BUENA VISTA. (R) April, 1969. Dean Jones, DISTRIBUTORS CORP. OF AMERICA. (R) Feb- Michele Lee, David ruary, 1958. Robert Newton. Color. Tomlinson, Color. LOVE GOD?, THE 101 LONG ROPE, THE (Cs) 81 UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1969. Don Knotty, Anne TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February Francs<. Edmund O'Brien. Color. 1981. Hugh Marlowe. Alan Hale. Color. LOVE GODDESSES, THE 87 LONG SHIPS. THE (T-70) 125 CONTINENTAL. (R) March, 1985. Marlene Diet- COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1964. Richard Wldmark rich. Lillian G1eh. Sidney Pottier. Color. LOVE HAS MANY FACES 105 LONGEST DAY, THE (Cs) 180 COLUMBIA. (R) TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October. 1962 February, 1985. Lana Turner Eddie Albert, Arletty. Cllf t Robertson. Color. LOVE A LOOK BACK IN ANGER 09 IN GOLDFISH BOWL 88 WARNER BROS. (R) September. 1929. Richard PARAMOUNT (R) June. 1981. Tommy Sands Burton. Claire Bloom. Fabian. Color. LOOK IN ANY WINDOW 85 LOVE IN 4 DIMENSIONS (Ital. Eng. Titles) 108 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March. 1961. Paul ELDORADO PICTURES INTERNATIONAL. (R) Anita. Ruth Roman. September, 1965. Michele Mercier, Sylva Koacina LOOKING FOR DANGER 61 LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON 125 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) October. 1957. Hunts Hall ALLIED ARTISTS (R) July. 1957. Gary Cooper Stanley Clements. Audrey Hepburn. LOOKING FOR LOVE (P) 83 LOVE -INS, THE 91 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August. 1964 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1967. James MacArthur Connie Francis, Jim Hutton. Color. Susan Oliver. Color. LOOKING GLASS WAR, THE (P) 108 LOVE IS A BALL (P) III rH1.1MlilA. February, 1970. Christopher Jones, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1963. Glenn Ford, Pia Dcoi nmark, Ralph Richardson. Color. Hope Lange. Color. LOOTERS. THE 87 LOVE IS A FUNNY THING (Fr: Eng. titles) 110 UNIVERSAL. (R) May 1955. Rory Calhoun UNITEDI( IR) March, 1970. Jean-Paul Julie Adams. lieln owlo. .lame ((coardn). ('olor. LORD JIM (Super P-70) 154 LOVE IS A MANY-SPLENDORED THING (Ca) 102 COLUMBIA. (It) Special. February, 11165. Peter TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) August. 1955 O'Toole, James Mason. Color. William Holden, Jennifer Jones. Color. LORD LOVE A DUCK 95 LOVE ISLAND 88 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1986. Roddy ASTOR PICTURES. (R) May, 1960. Paul Valen- McDowell, Tuesday Weld. tine, Eva Gabor. Color. LORD OF THE FLIES 90 LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME (Ca) I08 CONTINENTAL. (R) August, 1963. James Au- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 10, 1955 brey, Tom Chapin. Doria Day, James Cooney. Color. LORD OF THE JUNGLE 88 LOVE ME TENDER (Cs) 09 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 15, 1955. Johnny TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, Sheffield. Wayne Morrie. 1958. Elvis Presley, Richard Egan, Debra Paget. LOS TARANTOS 81 LOVE ON A PILLOW (Ca) 102 SIGMA III. (R) July. 1964. Sara Lezama, Daniel ROYAL FILMS. (R) December, 1963. Brigitte Martin. Color. Bardot. I'obert Hoses in. Co'nr. LOSERS, THE 95 LOVE SLAVES OF THE AMAZONS 81 FANFARE. (R1 May, 1970. William Smith, Bernie UNIVERSAL (R) December. 1957. Don Taylor, Hamilton, Adorn Rourke. Color. Orl anna Segale. Color. LOSS OF INNOCENCE II LOVE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER 100 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1961. Kenneth More, PARAMOUNT. (lt) February. 1984. Natalie Wood, Danielle Darrleuz. Color. Steve McQueen. LOST BATTALION, THE 83 LOVED ONE, THE 118 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) September METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October. 1905. 1961. Leopold Salcedo, Diane Jergene. Robert Morse. Jonathan Winters' LOST COMMAND 129 LOVELY WAY TO DIE, A 104 COLUMBIA. (R) May. 1986. Anthony Quinn UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1988. Kirk Douglas, Alain Delon. Color. Sylvia Koscina, Eli Wallach. Color. LOST CONTINENT, THE 89 LOVEMAKER. THE (Spain) 99 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1968 TRANS-LUX (R) March. 1958. Betsy Blair, Jase , Hildegard Knot, Suzanne Leigh. Color Buena - 373 toy -Mai

Length Length In Mine. In Mina. LOVER BOY (Brit.) 85 MADAM WHITE SNAKE, (Shawnees) (chl0ses. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, Eng. Titles) 103 1955. Gerard Philipe, Valerie Hobson, Joan Green- FRANK LEE. (R) October, 1985. Lin Dal. Chao wood. Lei. Color. LOVER COME BACK 107 MADAM X 100 UNIVERSAL. (R) March. 1962. Doris Day. Rock Universal. (R) March. 1966. Lana Turner. John Hudson. Color. Forsythe. Color. LOVERS AND LOLLIPOPS 80 MADAME BUTTERFLY (Ital.) 114 TRANS -LUX. (R) April, 1956. Lori March, Ger- I.F.E. (R) May, 1956. Ksoru Yachigusa, Mlchiko ald O'Loughiin. Tanaka. Color. LOVES OF A BLONDE. THE (Czech; Eng. Titles) 88 MADDALENA (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 90 PROMINENT. (R) December, 1966. liana Bre1- I.F.E. (R) December. 1955. Marta Toren, Gino chova, Vladimir Pucholt. Cervi. Color. LOVES OF ISADORA, THE 131 MADE IN ITALY (Ital.: Eng. titles) (TE) 10I UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1969. , ROYAL INTERNATIONAL. (R) May. 1967, Anna James Fox, Ivan Tchenko, Jason Bobards. Color. Magnani, Virna List. Color. LOVES OF ONDINE, THE MADE IN PARIS (P) 103 FACTORY FILMS. (R) December, 1969. Ondine, METRO-GOLDWYN-MEYER. (R) Februar?. 1966 Viva, Joe Dailesandro. Ann -Margret. Louie Jourdan. Color. LOVES OF SALAMMBO (Cs) 72 MADEMOISELLE (P) 103 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October. 1962 LOPERT (R) August, 1968. Jeanne Moreau, Et- Jeanne Valerie, Jacques Semas. Color. tore Mani. LOVING 90 MADIGAN (T) 101 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1970. George Segal, Eva UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1968. Richard Widmark, Marie Saint. Color. Inger Stevens. Color. LOVING COUPLES (Swedish; Eng. Titles) 113 MADISON AVENUE (Cs) 84 PROMINENT (R) September, 1968. Harriet An- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, 1962 derson, Gunnel Lindblom. Dana Andrews. Barbara Eden. LOVING YOU (VV) 101 MADWOMAN OF CHAILLOT, THE 145 PARAMOUNT (R) July. 1957. Elsie Presley, Lisa- WARNER BROS. (R) October, 1969. Katherine beth Scott. Color. Hepburn, Charles Boyer, Edith Evans. Color. LT. ROBIN CRUSOE, U.S N 110 MAEDCHEN BUENA IN UNIFORM (German with iEngllah VISTA. (R) July, 1966. Dick Van Dyke Titles 01 Nancy Kwan. Color. SEVEN ARTS. (R) June, 1965. LIlil Palmer, Romy LUCK OF GINGER COFFEY. THE 100 Schneider. READE-STERLING. (R) September, 1964. Rob- MAFIOSO 100 ert Shaw, Mary Ure. ZENITH. (R) July, 1964. Alberto Sordi. Norma Bengell. LUCY GALLANT (VV) 104 PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1955. Jane Wy- MAGIC BOY es man, Charlton Heston, , Thelma Rit- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April. 1963 ter. Color. Cartoon. Color. LURE OF THE SWAMP (Cs) 75 MAGIC CHRISTIAN, THE 93 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) June, 1957 COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) February, 1970 Marshall Thompson, Joan Vohs. Peter Sellers, Ringo Starr, Racquet Welch. Color. LUST FOR LIFE (Ca) 122 MAGIC FIRE a5 MEPRO.00LDWYN-MAYER. (B) September 15, REPUBLIC. (R) March 29, 1956. Yvonne De - 1958. Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn. Color. Carlo, Carlos Thompson, Rita Garn. Color. MAGIC GARDEN OF STANLEY SWEETHEART, LUV (P) 05 COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1967. Peter Falk, Jack THE 113 Lemmon, Elaine May. MGM. (R) June, 1970. Don Johnson, Diane Hull, Color. Holly Near. Color. MAGIC SWORD. THE ea M UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April. 1962. Bael) Rath - bone. Estelle Winwood. Color. MA AND PA KETTLE AT WAIKIKI 70 MAGIC WEAVER, THE 87 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1955. Marjorie Main, ALLIED Percy Kilbride. ARTISTS. (R) 1965. Color. MAGIC WORLD OF TOPO GIGIO, THE 75 MA BARKER'S KILLER BROOD 89 COLUMBIA. (R) December, FILM SERVICE. (R) June. 1960. Lorene Tuttle, 1965. Fantasy. Color. Trie Co®n. MAGNIFICENT CONCUBINE, THE (Chinese; Eng Titles) 97 MACABRE 78 FRANK ALLIED ARTISTS (R) March, 1958. William LEE. (R) June, 1966. LI Li -hue, Yen Prince. Jacqueline Scott. Chuan. Color. MAGNIFICENT CUCKOLD, THE (Ital. Er0. tí- MACABRO 87 ilea) 113 TRANS AMERICAN. (R) July, 1966. Documen- CONTINENTAL. (R) April, 1965. Claudia Cardi- tary. Color. nale, Ugo Tognazzl. MACHETE 75 MAGNIFICENT MATADOR THE (Cs) 84 UNITED ARTISTS. (RI December. 1958. Mari TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June 1955 Blanchard. Albert Dekker. Maureen O'Hara. Anthony Quinn. Color. MACHINE GUN KELLY 84 MAGNIFICENT ROUGHNECKS 73 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May, 1958 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July 22, 1956. Jack Charles Bronson, Susan Cabot. Carson, Mickey Rooney. MACKENNA'S GOLD 128 MAGNIFICENT SEVEN, THE (P) 126 COLUMBIA. (R) May. 1969. Gregory Peck, Omar UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1960. Yu] Sharif, Telly Savalas. Color. Brynner, Eli Wallach. Color. MACUMBA LOVE 88 MAGUS, THE 116 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, '60. Ziva Rodent' TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX- (R) Jan., 1969 William Wellman, Jr. Anthony Quinn, Michael Caine, Candice Bergen Color. MAD AT THE WORLD 71 FILMAKEIIS. (R) May, 1955. Frank Lovejoy MAIDEN FOR A PRINCE, A (Ital.) 92 Keefe Brasselle. ROYAL INTERNATIONAL. (R) September, 1967 Vittorio Gassman, Virna List. Color. MAD DOG COLI. 86 COLUMBIA. (R) May. 1961. John Chandler. Neil MAIL ORDER BRIDE (P) 83 Nephew. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1964 Buddy Ebsen, %eir Dullea. Color. MAD LITTLE ISLAND 94 RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA MAIN ATTRACTION, THE 96 (R) February, 1959. Jeannie Carson, Donald Binden METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, Color. 1962. I'at Boone, Nancy Kwan. MAD R000M, THE 92 MAIN CHANCE. THE 80 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1969. Stella Stevens, EMBASSY. (R) July, 1966. Gregoire Allan, Tracy Shelley Winters. Skip Ward. Color. Reed. 374 Maj-Man

Length Length In Mils. la Mini. MAJOR DUNDEE (P) 124 MAN IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT, THE (Cs) 152 COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1965. Charlton Heston, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1956 Richard Harris. Color. Gregory Peck, Jennifer Jones, Fredric March Color. MAJORITY OF ONE. A 158 February, 1963. Rosalind MAN IN THE MIDDLE (Cs) 94 WARNER BROS. (R) TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1964 Russell, Alee Guinness. Color. Robert Mitchum, France Nuyen. MAKE ME AN OFFER (Brit.) 89 1956. MAN IN THE NET, THE 97 ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) February. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1959. Alan Ladd, Peter Finch. Adrienne Corri. Color. Carolyn Jones. MAKE MINE MINK 101 NAN IN THE ROAD 83 CONTINENTAL (R) December, 1960. Terry - REPUBLIC (R) April 12, 1957. Derek Farr, Thomas. Athens Seiler. Ella Raines. MALAGA (Brit.) 97 MAN IN (Cs) 80 WARNER BROS. (R) 1962. Trevor Howard, Doro- UNIVERSAL (R) January, 1958. Jeff Chandler, thy Dandridge - Orson Welles. MALAMONDO 79 MAN IN THE STORM MAGNA. (B) November. 1984. Documentary. Col- TORO CO. (1t) August, 1969. Toshiro Mtfune. or. MAN IN THE VAULT 75 MALE COMPANION (Fr., Eng. Titles) .. 92 UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1956. Anita Ekberg, INTERNATIONAL CLASSICS. (R) January, 1966 William Campbell. Color. Jean-Pierre Cassel, Catherine Deneuve. MAN INSIDE. THE (Cs) 89 MALTESE BIPPY, THE (P) 92 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1958. Jack Faluner MGM. (R) June, 1969. Dan Rowan, Dirk Martin, Anita Ekberg. Carol Lynley. Color. MAN 18 ARMED. THE 76 MAMBO W REPUBLIC. (B) October 19, 1958. Dane Clark. PARAMOUNT. (RI April. 1955. Silvana Mangano William Tatman, May Wynn. Gassman. Shelley Winters, Vittorio MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES (Cs) 122 MAN AFRAID (Cs) 84 UNIVERSAL (R) October, 1957. James Cagney, UNIVERSAL (R) June, 1957. George Nader, Phyl- Dorothy Malone. lia T ,srter. MAN OF THE WEST (Cs) 100 MAN ALONE. A 98 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1958. Gary REPUBLIC. (R) October 17. 1955. May MIIland, Cooper, Julie London. Color. Mary Murphy. Color. MAN ON A STRING 92 MAN AND A WOMAN, A. 102 COLUMBIA. (B) May, 1980. Ernest Borgnlne, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1966. Anouk Aimee Kerwin Mathews. Jean-Louis Trintignant. Color. MAN ON FIRE 98 MAN CALLED ADAM, A. 102 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) July, 1957. Bing EMBASSY. (R) July. 1968. Sammy Davis, Louis Crosby. Inger Stevens. Armstrong. MAN ON THE PROWL 88 MAN CALLED DAGGER, A .. 82 UNITED ARTISTS (R) December, 1957. Mala MGM. (It) January, 1968. Terry Moore, Jan Mur- Powers. James Best. ray. Color. MAN OR GUN (N) 79 REPUBLIC. (R) May. 1958. McDonald Carey, MAN CALLED FLINTSTONE, THE 87 Audrey COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1966. Animation, Color. Totter. MAN OUTSIDE, THE 97 MAN CALLED GANNON, A 105 ALLIED UNIVERSAL. (R) May. 1969. Tony Franciosa, ARTISTS. (R) March, 1969. Van Heflin, Michael Sarrazin, Judi West. Color. Heidelinde Weis, Pinkas Braun. Color. MAN -TRAP (P) MAN CALLED HORSE, A (P) 114 90 NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) April, 1970. Richard PARAMOUNT. (B) September. 1901. Jeffrey Hunt- Harris, Judith Anderson. Color. er. David Janssen. MAN UPSTAIRS. MAN CALLED PETER. A (Ca) 119 THE 69 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1955 LION INT. (R) August. 1950. Richard Attenbor- Richard Todd. Jean Peters. Color. ouah, Bernard Lee. MAN WHO COULD CHEAT MAN COULD GET KILLED, A (P) 99 DEATH, THE 83 James Garner PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1959. Anton Diff- UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1980. ring, Hazel Court. Mellns Mercourl. Color. Color. 94 MAN WHO COULDN'T WALK 63 MAN ESCAPED, A (Fr.) FALCON. CONTINENTAL (R) November. 1957. Robert Bees - (B) March. 1964. Eric Pohlman, Peter eon. Reynolds. 120 MAN WHO DIED TWICE, THE (N) 70 MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, A REPUBLIC. COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1966. , (R) June, 1958. Rod Cameron, Vera . Color. Ralston. MAN WHO KNEW MUCH, FROM BITTER RIDGE. THE . a0 TOO THE (VV) 120 MAN Barker. Mara PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1956. James Stewart, UNIVERSAL. (It) June. 1955. Lei Doris Day. Color. Corday. Color. THE 04 MAN WHO LOVED REDHEADS, THE (Brit.) 8g MAN FROM BUTTON WILLOW. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) UNITED SCREEN ARTS. (R) January, 1986 July, 1955. Moira Shear- Animated Western. Color. er, John Justin. Color. MAN WHO NEVER WAS. THE (Cs) 103 MAN FROM DEL RIO 93 October, 1956. Anthony TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) 1956. Clifton Webb, Gloria Grahame. Color. Quinn, Katy Jurado. 57 MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE 122 MANFROM PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1962. James Stewart WARN BROS. (RN January, 1964. Jeff Hunter, John Wayne. Preston Foster. 70 MAN WHO TURNED TO STONE, THE 71 MAN FROM GOD'S COUNTRY (Ca) COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1957. Victor Jory. Ann ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) January. 1958. George Doran. Montgomery, Randy Stuart. Color. MAN WHO UNDERSTOOD WOMEN (Cs) 105 MAN FROM LARAMIE. THE (Cs) 104 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1959 COLUMBIA. (B) August. 1955. James Stewart, Leslie Caron, Henry Fonda. Color. Color. Arthur Kennedy. MAN WITH THE BALOONS, THE (Italian. Eng MAN FROM THE DINERS' CLUB, THE 98 titles) 85 COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1963. Danny Kaye. Cars SIGMA III. (R) June. 1968. Marcello Mastroianni, Williams. Catherine Spaak. Color. MAN IN A COCKED HAT 88 MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM, THE 119 LION INTERNATIONAL (R) May. 1900. Terry - UNITED A1tTISTS. (It) January, 1956, Frank Thomas, Peter Sellers. Sinatra, Eleanor Parker, Kim Novak. 60 MAl1 IN THE DARK MAN WITH THE GUN, THE 83 UNIVERSAL. (B) March. 1965. WBRam Sylves- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1955. Robert ter. Barbara Shelley. Mitchum, Jan Sterling. 375 Man-McH

Length Length In Mina. In Mins. MAN WITHOUT A STAR 8/ MARRIED COUPLE, A 97 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1955. Kirk Douglas AQUARIUS. (R) January, 1970. Documentary Jeanne Crain. Color. Color. MANCHURIAN CANDIDATE. THE 126 MARRIED WOMAN, THE (Fr. English Titles) 84 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1982. Frank ROYAL FILMS INTERNATIONAL. (R) August Sinatra. Laurence Raney. 1965. Macha Merit, Bernard Noel. MANDRAGOLA (Ital.; Eng. Titles) 98 MARRY EUROPIX-CONSOLIDATED. ME! MARRY ME! 87 (R) June, 1968, Ro- ALLIED .11tTIS'l'S. (RI July, 1969. Elisabeth Wie- sanna Schtaf ino, Philippe Leroy. ner, Repine. ('olor. MANFISH 76 MARTY 94 UNITED ABTISTB. (B) February. 1958. John UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1955. Ernest Bromfield, Victor Jory. Color. Borgnlne, Betsy Blair. MANHUNT IN THE JUNGLE (C) 79 MARTYRS WARNER OF LOVE (Czech, Eng, titles) 73 BROTHERS (R) May. 1958. Robin NEW LINE. (R) February. 1969. Peter KoDriva, Hughes. Luis Alvarez. liana Kuberova, Josef Konicek. báw. MANIAC (M) 87 MARY HAD A LITTLE 79 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1983. Kerwin Mathews, UNITED ARTISTS. Nadia Gray. (R) 1961. Agnes Laurent. MARY. MARY MAN'S FAVORITE 126 SPORT? 120 WARNER BROS. (R) November, 1968. Debbie UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1964. Rock Hudson, Reynolds. Barry Paula Prentiss. Color. Nelson. Color. MARY POPPINS 140 MANY RIVERS TO CROSS (Ca) BUENA VISTA. (RI January, 1965. Julie An - 92 draws. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 4, Dick Van Dyke. Color. 1955. Robert Taylor, Eleanor Parker. Color. MARYJANE 104 MARA OF THE WILDERNESS 90 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (RI February ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1965. Adam 1968. Patty McCormick, Kevin Coughlin. Color West, Linda Saunder'e. Color. MASCULINE FEMININE (Fr.; Eng. Titles) I(OYAL. 108 MARACAIBO (VV) 88 (R1 October, 1966 Jean-Pierre Leaad, PARAMOUNT (B) Mu, 1958. Carnal Wilde. Jean Chantal Goya. Wallace. Color. M'ASH (P) 116 MARAT/SADE 20TH CENTURY -FOX. April, 1970. 118 Donald Elliott Gould, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1987. Royal Sutherland, . Iblor. Shakespeare Company. Color. MASK, THE U MARAUDERS, THE 80 WARNER BROS. (R) October, 1981. Paul Stereo, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 20, 1955 Claudette Nevin.. Dan Duryea, Keenan Wynn. Color. MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH, THE (P) 90 MARCELINO (Span.) AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) June, 90 Vincent 1984 UMPO. (R) October, 1956. Pablito Calvo, Raefael Price, Hazel Court. Color. Rivelles. MASQUERADE MARCO POLO UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1965. (Cs) 100 son, Jack CUR Robert- AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) August. 1962 Hawkins. Color. Rory Calhoun. Yoko Tani. Color. MASSACRE 70 MARCO THE MAGNIFICENT! (Franseope) TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June. 1956 110 Dane Clark, James METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Sept.. 1966 Craig. Color. Borst Buchholz, Anthony Quinn. Color. MASTER OF THE WORLD 11114 MARDI GRAS AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (Cs) 107 Vincent (B) June, 1981 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November Price, Charles Bton.on. Color. 1958. Pat Boone, Christine Cerare. Color. MASTER PLAN, THE (Belt.) 77 ASTUR. MARILYN (Cs) 83 (li) February. 1955. Wayne Mortis. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1963 MASTER SPY THE Marilyn Monroe. TI Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) July, 1964. Stephen Mur- MARINES, LET'S GO (Cs) 104 ray, June Thornburn. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (RI August. 1961 MASTERS OF THE CONGO Tom Tryon. David Madison. JUNGLE (Cs) 80 Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December, 1959. Documentary. Color. MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR (C) 125 WARNER BROTHERS (RI April, MASTERSON OF KANSAS Kelly. 1958. Gene 73 Natalie Wood. COLUMBIA. (B) January. 1955. George Moat- rumery, Nancy Gates. MARK. THE (Cs) 127 Color. CONTINENTAL MATCHLESS (R) October 1961. Marie Schell. 104 Stuart Whitman. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1967..Ira Pura- tenberg, Patrick O'Neal. Color. MARK OF THE HAWK, THE (SS) 85 UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1958. Sidney Polder MATCHMAKER, THE (VV) lei Juano Hernandez. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) August. 1958. Anthony Perkins. Shlrly Booth MARLOWE 100 VIG11. (R) October, 1969. James Garner. Gayle MATING GAME, THE (Cs) Hunnicutt, Carroll O'Connor. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) 96 Debbie Reynolds. March, 1959 MARNIE Tony Randall. Color. 129 MATTER OF UNIVERSAL, (R) August 1964. Tippt Hedren, INNOCENCE. A (TS) 102 . Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1968. Hayley Mille, Trevor Howard. Color. MAROC 7 (P) 92 PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1988. Gene Barry, MAVERICK QUEEN, THE (Naturama) M Cyd Chariase. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) May 8, 1956. Barbara Stanek, Barry Sullivan, Scott Brady, Mary MAROONED (P) 134 Murphy, Color, 1'01,1".1111IA. (R) December, 1969. Gregory Peck, MAYA (P) 81 Richard (renna, David Janssen. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (B) June. Clint Walker, Jay North. 1088 MARRIAGE CAME TUMBLING DOWN, THE (French. Color. MAYERLING Eng. titles) 88 140 ROYAL. (R) November, 1968. Michel Simon METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1989 , Yves Lefebvre. Color. Omar Sharif, Catherine Deneuve, Color. James Mason MARRIAGE -GO -ROUND. THE (Cs) 98 TWENTIETH McCONNELL STORY, THE (Ca) CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, WARNER Iq 1981. Susan Hayward. James Mason. Color. BROTHERS. (¡B) September 8. 1956 Al.. Ladd. Jane Aline.. Colas. MARRIAGE ITALIAN STYLE .. 102 McGUIRE. GO HOMEI EMBASSY. (R) December, 1964. BoPhia Loren. 181 Marcello CONTINENTAL (R) April, 1986. Diet Bogard, Mastrolanni. Color. George Chakiris. Color. MARRIAGE ON THE ROCKS (P) 109 McHALE'S NAVY WARNER BROTHERS. (R) 99 October. 1965. Prank UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1964. Ernest Borg Sinatra, Deborah Kerr. Color. nine, Joe Flynn. Color. - 376 McH-Mis

Length Leaeth In Mina. In Mlns. McHALE'S NAVY JOINS THE AIR FORCE 92 MILLION EYES ON SU -MARLI, THE (TE) N UNIVERSAL, (B) July, 1965. Joe Flynn, Tim AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) May, 1967 Conway. Color. Frankie Avalon, Shirley Eaton. Color. McLINTOCK (P) 127 MILLIONAIRES. THE (Cs) 90 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1983. John TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1961 Wayne, Maureen O'Hara. Color. Sophia Loren. Peter Sellera. Color. MCM AST E RS 89 MIND BENDERS. THE 98 CHEVRON. (R) June, 1970. Burl Ives, Brock AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (RI May, 1963. Peters, David Carradine. Color. Dirk Bogarde. Start l're. ME AND THE COLONEL 109 MINI -SKIRT MOB, THE 82 COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1968. Danny Kaye, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) May, 1988. Curt Jurgen, Jeremy Slate, Sherry Jackson. Color. ME. NATALIE III MINOTAUR. THE 92 NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) August, 1909. Patty IrNITED ARTISTS. (Ri April. 1951. Bob Duke. James Farentino, Salome Jens. Color. Mathias, Rosanna SehlanIno. Color. MEDITERRANEAN HOLIDAY (Woederamal 130 MINUTE TO PRAY, SECOND TO DIE. A 103 CONTINENTAL. (R) March. 1964. Travelogue CINERAMA. (R) April, 1968. Alex Cord, Robert Color. Ryan. Color. MEDIUM COOL 110 MIRACLE, THE (T) 121 PARAMOUNT. (R) September. 1969. Robert Fors- WARNER BROS. (R) December. 1959. Carroll ter, Vrra Itlon111. 1 'eter l tonerz. Color. Baker, Roger Moore. Color. MEET ME IN LAS VEGAS (Cs) 112 107 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 9. 1958 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) April 7. 1956. Jane Dan Dailey. Cyd Charlase. Color. Wyman. Van Johnson. MEIN KAMPF 119 MIRACLE OF LOVE. THE 9S COLUMBIA. ¿RI May. 1961. Documantsry. TIMES. (R) January, 1969. Biggi Freyer, Katarina MEN IN WAR 104 Haertel. b&w. UNITED ARTISTS (B) February, 1967, Robert MIRACLE OF THE HILLS (Ca) 73 Ryan. Aldo Bar. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1959 Rex Reason, MEN OF SHERWOOD FOREST (Brit.) 77 Nan Leslie. ASTOR. (B) September, 1959. Don Taylor, Moen RIRACLE OF THE WHITE STALLIONS 118 Moore. Color. BUENA VISTA. (R) April. 1963. Robert Tarter, 1.1111 Palmer. MENACE IN THE NIGHT 79 UNITED ARTISTS. (BI October. 1968. Griffith MIRACLE WORKER. THE 108 Jones. Llas Gaston". UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1962. Anne Ban- MERCENARY, THE 105 croft. Patty Duke. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1970. Franco Nero, MIRAGE 109 Tony Stucante, .lack Palanco. Color. I' .N I V I:(15.5 I,. (Its) .lune, 1905. Gregory Peek, Diane (taker. ('chut. MERRILL'S MARAUDERS 96 WARNER BROS. (R) June. 1961. Jeff Chandler. Tr MISADVENTURES OF MERLIN JONES 88 Hardin. Color. BUENA VISTA. (R) January, 1964. Tommy Kirk, Annett, Color. MERRY ANDREW (Cs) 103 MGM. (B) April, 1958. Danny Kaye, Pler Angeli MISFITS. THE 124 Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1961. Clark MERRY-GO-ROUND (Hungary) 90 Gable. Marilyn Monroe. TRANS -LUX (B) April 1958. Bela Borst. Man,t MISSILE MONSTERS 75 Else. REPUBLIC (R) May. 1958 Walter Reed, Lot» MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR, THE 97 Collier. SIGMA 111. (R) March. 1966. Norman Foster MISSILE TO THE MOON 78 Colette Rosy. Color. ASTOR. (R) October, 1959. Richard Travis, Cathy Downs. MGM'S BIG PARADE OF COMEDY 109 METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) September MISSION STARDUST 95 1964. Stars of Past and Present. TIMES. (R) November, 1968. Essy Pearson, Lang Jeffries, John Karelsen. Color. MIAMI EXPOSE 7$ COLUMBIA (Bl September. 1966. Lee L Cobb MISSISSIPPI MERMAID, THE (Fr.: Eng. titles) 110 Patricia Medina. UN MR) .\ RTISTS. (R) April, 1970. JeanPaul Bel - m nude, ('al terri ne Deneuve. Michel Bouquet. Color MICHAEL AND HELGA Si AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) Apra, 1999 MISSOURI TRAVELER, THE 105 Ruth Felix Franchi. BUENA VISTA (R) January, 1958. Brandon de Gassman. Color. Wilde. Lee Marvin. Color. MICKEY ONE 98 COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1985. Warren Beaty MISTER BUDDWING 100 Hurd Hatfield, Alexandra Stewart. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1966. James Garner, Jean Simmons. MIDAS RUN CINERAMA. (R) May, 1969. Richard Crenna, Anne MISTER COREY (Ce) 92 Heywood, Fred Astaire. Color. UNIVERSAL (B) March, 1957. Tony Curtis, Martha liver. Color. MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT 118 COLUMBIA. (RI July, 1959. Kim Novak, Fre- MR. HOBBS TAKES A VACATION (Ca) 118 dric March. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1982 James Stewart, Maureen O'Hara. Color. MIDNIGHT COWBOY 119 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1969. Dustin Hoff- MISTER MOSES (P) 118 man, Jon Voight, Sylvia Miles. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1965. Robert Mitcham, Carroll Baker. Color. MIDNIGHT LACE 109 UNIVERSAL. (R) November. Dor1e Day, MISTER ROBERTS (Cs) 123 1980. WARNER BROTHERS. (B) Jib 80, 1955. Henri Rex Harrison. Color. Fonda. James Cagney. William Powell, Jack Lem - MIDNIGHT STORY, THE (Cs) 89 mon. Color. UNIVERSAL (B) August. 1957. Tony Curtis. Ma- MISTER ROCK AND ROLL 88 risa Pavan. PARAMOUNT (R) September, 1957. Alan Freed Lionel Hampton. MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM. A (P) . 93

COLUMBIA. 11( I Special. January, 1962. Suzanne M N. SARDONICUS a Farrell, Edward Villella. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1981. Oscar Homolke, Ronald Lewis. MIGHTY URSUS. THE (Ital. dubbed) 90 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) 196.2. , Christina MRS. BROWN YOU'VE GOT A LOVELY DAUGH- Gajoni. Color. TER 95 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1968 MIKADO, THE 125 Peter Noone, Barry Whitwam, Keith Hopwood WARNER BROS. (B) March, 1987. D'Oy1y Carte Color. Opera Company. Color. M STRESS FOR THE SUMMER, A (Fr., Eng MILKY WAY, THE titles) 80 17-M. December, 1969. Paul Frankeur, Laurent Ter- AMERICAN. (R) May, 1964. , Mi- z(eff. chelins Presle. Color. 377 Mis -Mur

Length Leertb In Mina. In Mine. MISTY (Cs) 92 MOON -SPINNERS THE 118 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1981 BUENA VISTA (R) July. 1964. Hayley Mills, Pe- David Ladd. Arthur O'Connell. Color. ter McEnery. Color. MOBY DICK 118 MORALS SQUAD 87 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) June 20, 1958 BRENNER. (R) May, 1980. Bob O'Connell, Bev- Gregory Peck, Richard Baaehart, Leo Gem, ane Bennett. Orson Welles. Color. MORE 120 MODEL MURDER CASE. THE 90 CINEMA V. (R) December, 1969. Mimay Farmer, CINEMA V. (R) November. 1964. Ian Hendry, Heinz Engelmann, Klaus Grunberg. Color. Ronald Fraser. MORE DEAD THAN ALIVE 104 MODEL SHOP 95 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1969. Clint Walker, COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1969. Anouk Aimee, Vincent Price, Anne Francis. Color. Gary Lockwood, Alexandra Hay. Color. MORE THAN A MIRACLE (Franscope) 105 MODESTY BLAISE 119 MGM. (R) November, 1967. Sophia Loren, Omar TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) June, 1986 Sharif. Color. Monicavittl, Terence Stamp, Dirk Bogarde. Color. MORGAN 07 CINEMA V. (R) April. 1966. Vanessa Redgrave, MOHAWK 79 David Warner. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1956 Scott Brady, Rita Gam. Color. MORGAN THE PIRATE (Cs) 95 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 1981. MOLE PEOPLE. THE 78 Steve Reeves. Valerie Larange. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1956. John Agar, Cynthia Patrick. MORITVRI (CS) 123 TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) August, 1985 MOLLY MAGUIRES. THE (P) 123 Marlon Brando, Yul Brynner PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1970. Richard Har- ris, Sean Connery, . Color. MOST DANGEROUS MAN ALIVE 82 COLUMBIA. (E) June. 1961. Bon Randall MOMENT OF TRUTH. THE (Span. Eng. Titles) 110 Debra Paget. RIZZOLI. (R) August. 1965. Miguel Mateo Migue - lin. Color. MOTHRA 100 COLUMBIA. (B) May. 1982. Frank9 8akari. Hi- MOMENT TO MOMENT 104 roshi Kofammix, Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1980. Jean %berg Honor Blackman. Color. MOTORCYCLE GANG 78 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) October, MONDO CANE 105 1957. Steve Terrell, Ann Noland. TIMES. (P) April. 1963. Documentary. Color. MOUNTAIN. THE (VV) 105 MONDO PAZZO 94 PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1958. Spencer Rlasoli. (R) January, 1965. Documentary. Color Tracy, Robert Wagner. Claire Trevor. Color MONEY JUNGLE. THE 95 MOUNTAIN ROAD, THE 102 COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) November, COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1980. James Stewart, Lisa 1968- John Ericson, Lola Albright. Leslie Parrish. Lm Color. MOUSE THAT ROARED, THE 83 MONEY TRAP, THE (P) 92 COLUMBIA. (R) November 1959. Peter Sellers METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1966 Jean Seberg. Color. Glenn Ford, Elke Sommer. MOVE (P) 90 MONEY. WOMEN AND GUNS (Cs) 80 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1970. Elliott UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1959. Jock Mahoney Gould, Genevieve Waite, Paula Prentiss. Color. . Color. MOVE OVER DARLING (CS) 103 MONIQUE 88 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (It) December, AVCO EMBASSY. (R) April, 1970. Sibylla Ray, 1983. Doris Day. James Garner. Color. Joan Alcom, David Sumner. Color. MOZAMBIQUE (TE) 98 MONKEY IN WINTER 104 SEVEN ARTS. (R) February and March 1968. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R February, Steve Cochran. Hildegarde Neff. Color. 1963. Jean Gabin. Jean-Paul Belmondo. MUGGER, THE 74 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1958. Kent MONKEY ON MY BACK 03 Smith, Nan Martin. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1957. Cameron Mitchell, Dianne Foster. MUMMY'S SHROUD. THE 90 20th-FOX -SEVEN ARTS. (R) March, 1987. MONKEYS. GO HOME! IOI Andre MoreII. John Phillips. Color. BUENA VISTA. (R) February, 1967. Maurice Chevalier, Dean Jones. Color. MUMSY, NANNY, SONNY, GIRLY 101 CINERAMA. (R) May, 1970. Michael Bryant, Ur - MONKEY'S UNCLE. THE 87 sula Howells, Vanessa Howard. Color. BUENA VISTA. (B) July, )1966. Tommy Kirk, Annette. Color. MUNSTER GO HOME! 96 UNIVERSAL. (R) July. 1966. Fred Gwynne. MONOLITH MONSTERS. THE 77 Yvonne DeCarlo. Color. UNIVERSAL (R) December, 1957. Grant Wil- liams, Lola Albright. MURDER AHOY! 93 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September. 78 1964. Margaret Rutherford. Lionel Jeffries.. UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1958. Arthur Franz, Joanna Moore. MURDER AT 45 R.P.M. (Fr.) 105 MGM. (R) 1980. Danielle Darrieux, Michael Au - MONSTER THAT CHALLENGED THE WORLD, clair. THE 89 MURDER AT THE GALLOP (P) 81 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1957. Tina Holt, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1963 Audrey Dalton. Margaret Rutherford. Robert Morley. MONTE CARLO STORY, (Technlrama) THE 99 MURDER BY CONTRACT 81 UNITED ARTISTS (R) August, 1957. Marlene COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1958. Vince Edwards, Dietrich. Vittorio de Bica. Color. Michael Granger. MONTEREY POP 80 MURDER CZECH STYLE (Czech; Eng. titles) 90 LEACOCK PENNEBAKER. (R) Otis Redding, ROYAL. (R) August. 1968. Rudolf Hrusinab, Scott Mackenzie, Jimi Hendrix. Color. Kveta Flalova, Yacht, Voska. b&w. MOON PILOT 98 MURDER GAME. THE 78 BUENA VISTA. (R) April, 1969. Tom Tryon 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1966. Ken Scott, Brian Keith. Color. Marlalandi. MOON WOLF 85 MURDER, INC. 103 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) 1966. Carl Moehner, Ann TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June, 1960, Savo. b&w. Stuart Whitman, May Britt. MOON ZERO TWO 100 MURDER IS MY BEAT 77 WARNER BROS. (R) March, 1970. James Olson, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February 27. 1955. Bar- Catherine Von Schell. Color. bara Payton. Paul Langton. MOONFLEET (Ca) 89 MURDER MUST FOUL (P) 90 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 24, 1955 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) September Stewart Granger. Viveca Lindfors. Color. 1969. Margaret Rutherford. stringer Davis. 378 Mu r-Nav

Length Length le Mina. In Mins. MURDER ON THE CAMPUS 81 MYSTERY OF THUG ISLAND (Euroscope) 86 COLORAMA. (R) September. 1963. Terence Long - COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1966. Guy Madison. Peter don. Donald Gray. Wan Eyck. Color. MURDER ON APPROVAL (Brit) 70 MYSTERY SUBMARINE b RHO RADIO. (B) May 80, 1966. Tons Conway. UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1968. Edward Judd James Robertson Justice. MURDER SHE SAID 87 METRO-OOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) Jeanery. 1988 Margaret Rutherford, Arthur Kennedy. M MURDERERS' ROW 108 COLUMBIA. (R) December. 1986. Dean Martin, NAKED AFRICA 89 Ann -Margret. Color. AMER. INT. PICS. (R) August, 1957. Quentin MURIEL 115 Reynolds. Color. LOPERT. (R) November, 1963. Delphine Seyrig Jean-Pierre Kerlen. Color. NAKED AMAZON (Braz.-Eng. narration) 87 TIMES. (R) July, 1955. Documentary. MAURIETA 108 100 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September, 1965. Jet- NAKED AMONG THE WOLVES (Pal.; Eng. Tlties). frey Hunter, Arthur Kennedy. LOPERT. (R) January, 1967. Erwin Geachonneck, Color. Fred Delmare. MUSCLE BEACH PARTY (P) 94 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL, (R) March. 1964 NAKED AND THE DEAD, THE 181 Frankie Avalon. Annette Funicello. WARNER BROS. (R) August, 1958. Aldo Rag, Color. Cliff Robertson. MUSIC BOX KID, THE 74 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) June, 1960. Ronald Fos- NAKED ANGELS ter. Luana Patten. FAVORITE FILMS. July, 1969. Michael Greene, Jennifer Gan. MUSIC MAN (T) 151 82 WARNER BROS. (R) April, 1962. Robert Preston, NAKED DAWN, THE Shirley Jones. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1955. Arthur Ken- nedy. Bette St. John. Color. MUSTANG 75 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. NAKED EARTH (Ca) 96 1959. Jack Beutel. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1959 MUTINY IN OUTER SPACE 81 Richard Todd, Juliette Greco. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) 1964. Glenn Langan, Su- sannah York. b&w. NAKED EDGE 89 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1961. Gary Cooper, MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY (P) 179 Deborah Kerr. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (It) Special. No- NAKED 69 vember, 1962. Marlon Brando, Trevor Howard. Color GUN. THE ASSOCIATED FILM. (B) November. 1956. Wil- MY BLOOD RUNS COLD (P) 104 lard Parker, Mara Corday. WARNER BROS. (R) March. 1965. Troy Dona- hue, Joey Heathertoo. NAKED HEART, THE (Brit) 98 ASSOCIATED ARTSITS. (B) March 1955. Mi- MY DOG BUDDY 77 chele Morgan, Kieran Moore. COLUMBIA. (R) August. 1960. Ken Curtis NAKED HILLS, THE 78 MY FAIR LADY (Super P-70) 170 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 17. 1956. David WARNER BROS. (R) Special. October, 1964. Au- Wayne, Keenan Wynn. Color. drey Hepburn, Rex Harrison. Color. NAKED IN THE SUN 72 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) September. 1957. James MY GEISHA (T) 120 Craig, Barton MacLaine. PARAMOUNT. (B) July. 1962. Shirley MacLaine, Yves Montand. Color. NAKED KISS, THE 93 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) 1984. Constance Towers, MY GUN IS QUICK 88 . UNITED ARTISTS (R) August. 1957. Robert Bray, Pamela Duncan. NAKED MAJA, THE (T) 111 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1969. Ava Gardner. MY MAN GODFREY (Cs) 92 . Color. UNIVERSAL (R) December. 1957. June Allyson, NAKED PARADISE 71 David Niven. Color. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) January MY SEVEN LITTLE SINS (Fr.) 98 1957. Richard Denning, Beverly Garland. Color KINGSLEY. (R) October, 1966. Maurice Cheva- NAKED PREY, THE (P) 94 lier Delia Scala. PARAMOUNT (R) April. 1966. Cornel Wilde, Gert MY SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN 100 Van Der Berg. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1969. Teddy Eccles, NAKED RUNNER, THE (TS) 103 Theodore Blkel, Tudi Wiggins. Color. WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) July. 1987 Frank Sinatra, Peter Vaughan. Color. MY SISTER EILEEN (Cs) 108 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1955. Janet Leigh, Jerk NAKEDOSRA Lemmon, . Color. DIO. (R) December 16. 1955. Documen- tary'. Color. MY SISTER, MY LOVE (Swed.; Eng. Titles) 96 SIGMA III. (R) February, 1967. Per Ossaraon, NAKED STREET, THE 84 . UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1955. Farley Granger, Anne Bancroft, Anthony Quinn. MY SIX LOVES (VV) 101 NAKED WORLD 92 PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1963. Debbie Reynolds, 1968. Documentary. Color Cliff Robertson. Color. TIMES. (R) November, NAME OF THE GAME IS KILL, THE 88 MY SON, THE HERO III FANFARE. (R) May, 1968. Jack Lord, Susan Stras - UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1961. Pedro Armand Ariz, Jacqueline Saasard. Color. berg. Color. NAMU THE KILLER WHALE 89 MY SWEET CHARLIE 97 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1966. Robert Lans- UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1970. Patty Duke, ing, John Anderson. Color. Al Freeman, Jr. Color. NANAMI (Japanese; Eng. titles) 87 MY WIFE'S HUSBAND (Franscope) 85 GOLDEN EAGLE. (R) April, 1989. Akio Taka- LOPERT. (R) February. 1965. Fernandel, Bour- hashi, Kuniko Ishii, oil Mitsui. b&w. vil. b&w. NNY. THE 98 MYRA BRECKINRIDGE 94 NA TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1970. , 1985. Bette Davis. Wendy ends Racquel Welch, John Houston, Rex Reed. Color. NASTY RABBIT, THE (T) 86 MYSTERIANS, THE (Ca) 85 FAIRWAY INT. (R) December. 1984. Mischa Tarr. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) May, 1959. Kenji Arch Hall, Jr. Color. Sahara. Turni Shirakawa. NAVAJO RUN 78 MYSTERIOUS ISLAND 101 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) December, COLUMBIA. (B) August. 1961. Michael Craig, 1984. Johnny Seven. Virginia Vincent. Joan Greenwood. Color. NAVY VS. THE NIGHT MONSTERS, THE 90 MYSTERY OF THE BLACK JUNGLE 72 FEAT. FILM CORP. OF AMER. (R) 1965. An- REPUBLIC. (R) October 20. 1955. Lez Barker. thony Eisley, Mamie Van Doren. Color. 379 Nav-198

Length Length In Mina. .. NAVY WIFE 83 NIGHT OF THE FOLLOWING DAY, THE 93 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 20. 1956. Joan Ben- UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1969, Marlon Brando, nett, Gary Merrill, Shirley Yamaguchi. Rita Moreno, Richard Boone. Color. NAZARIN (Spanish; Eng. titles) 92 NIGHT OF THE GENERALS, THE (P) 148 ALTURA. (R) June, 1968. Francisco Rabat, Rita COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1967. Peter O'Toole. Macedo, Marga Lopez. b&w. Omar Sharir. Color. NEARLY A NASTY ACCIDENT N NIGHT OF THE GRIZZLY (TE) 102 UNIVERSAL. (R) April. 1982. Jimmy Edward, PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1966. Clint Walker, Kenneth Connor. Martha Hyer. Color. NEL) I(ELLY 100 NIGHT OF THE HUNTER, THE 93 IN ITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1970. Mick Jagger UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1955. Robert Alks Bickford, Geoff Gilmour. Color. Mitchum, Shelley Winters. NEGATIVES 90 NIGHT OF THE IGUANA, THE 125 L'ONT. (R) November, 1988. Peter McEnery, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1984 Diane Cilento, . Color. Richard Burton. Ara Gardner. NEVADA SMITH (P) 130 NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, THE 90 PAHAIIONT. (R) July, 1988. Steve McQueen, Karl CONT. (R) October, 1968. Judith O'Dea, Russell Malden. Color. Streiner. b&w. NEVER A DULL MOMENT 100 NIGHT OF THE QUARTER MOON (Ca) 96 BUENA VISTA. (R) June, 1988. Dick Van Dyke METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1959 Edward G. Robinson, Dorothy Provine. Color. Julie London. Joan Drew Barrymore. NEVER LET G0 90 NIGHT PASSAGE (T) 00 CONTINENTAL (RI June, 1983. Richard Todd, UNIVERSAL (R) August, 1957. James Stewart, Peter Sellers. Audis Murphy. Color. NEVER LOVE A STRANGER 91 NIGHT RUNNER, THE 79 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) May 4, 1958. John Drew UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1957. Ray Denton, Barrymore, Lita Milan. Colleen Miller. NEVER ON SUNDAY 97 NIGHT THE WORLD EXPLODED, THE 84 LOPERT PICTURES. (R) October, 1960. COLUMBIA (RI June. 1957. Kathryn Grant. Wil- liam Leslie. NEVER PUT IT IN WRITING 93 AL LIE.) Alt'i'IST:i. (It) .t arH, 1964. Pat Boone, NIGHT THEY KILLED RASPUTIN, THE 87 Milo O'Shea. BRIGADIER FILMS. It Refi_. Edmund I'urdom, John Drew Barnum,. NEVER SAY GOODBYE 97 UNIVERSAL. (R) March. 1956. Rock Hudson NIGHT THEY RAIDED MINSKY'S, THE 100 Cornel Borchers, George Sander.. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1968. Jason Bobards, Britt Eklund. Color. NEVER SO FEW (Cs) 124 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December, 1959 NIGHT TIDk 84 Frank Sinatra. Gina Lollobrigida. Color. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 1883 Dennis Tlopaer. Ltnna Lawson. NEVER STEAL ANYTHING SMALL (Cs) 92 UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1959. James Cagney, NIGHT TO REMEMBER. A 128 Shirley Jones. Color. RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. (RI March, 1959. Kenneth More. Ronald Allen. NEVER TOO LATE (P) 105 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) December, 1965. Paul NIGHT TRAIN TO PARIS gä Ford, Maureen O'Sullivan. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, 1984. Leslie Nelson, NEW ANGELS, THE (Ital.. Eng. titles) 94 Allele Our. PROMENADE. (R) May, 1965. Episodes on Ital- NIGHT WALKER. THE u ian Life. UNIVERSAL. (R) January. 1965. Robert Taylor. NEW INTERNS, THE 123 Barbara Stanwyck. COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1964. Michael Callan, NIGHT WATCH. THE (Fr. Eng. TItIe.) III Barbara Eden. CONSORT/ORION. (R) April. 1964. Michael Con- NEW KIND OF LOVE. A 110 stantin, Jean Keraudy. PARAMOUNT. (R) October. 1983. Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward enter. NIGHTFALL 711 COLUMBIA. (R) February. 1957. Aldo Bay. Brian NEW ORLEANS UNCENSORED 70 Keith. COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1955. Arthur Franz, Beverly Garland. NIGHTMARE M UNITED ARTISTS. (RI June, 1956. Edward G. NEW YORK CONFIDENTIAL 87 Robinson, Kevin McCarthy WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 12, 1955 Broderick Crawford, Marilyn Maxwell. NIGHTMARE (H) 83 ITNIVERSAI.. (R) June. 1964. David Haight. NICE GIRL LIKE ME, A 90 Moira Redmond. A VI')) EMBASSY. (RI December, 1969. Barbara Ferri,, Harry Andrews, Gladys Cooper. Color. NIGHTMARE CASTLE .51.1,1EII ARTISTS. (RI July. 1966. Barbara Steele, NICE LITTLE BANK THAT SHOULD BE ROBBED, Paul Alilirr. A (Cs) 87 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December NIGHTMARE IN THE SUN n 1958. Tom Ewell, Mickey Rooney. ZODIAC. (R) January. 1985. Ursula Andrea., John Derek. Color. NIGHT AMBUSH (VV) 93 BANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA NIGHTMARE IN WAX (R) July, 1958. Dirk Bogarde. Marius Goring. CHO\\N INTN. (It) December, 1969. Scott Brady, Cameron Mitchell. NIGHT CREATURES 81 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1962. Peter Cushing. NIGHTS OF CABIRIA (Ital.) 110 Yvonne Romain. Color. LOPERT. (R) November, 1957. Gurletta Messina, NIGHT FIGHTERS, THE 74 Francois Ferrier. ALLIED ARTISTS. September, 1960. Robert Mit - NIGHTS OF LUCRETIA BORGIA, THE chum, Dan O'Herlihy, (T otals cope) 106 NIGHT FREIGHT 79 COLUMBIA R) August, 1980. Belinda Lee. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 28, 1955. Forrest Jacques Serous. Color. Tucker, Barbara Britton. NIKKI. WILD DOG OF THE NORTH 74 NIGHT GAMES (Bred.; Eng Titles) 104 BUENA VISTA. (R) July, 1981. Jean Count. MONDIAL. (R) Recember, 1986. Ingrid Thulin, Emile Genest. Color. Keve Hjelm. NINE DAYS OF ONE YEAR. 109 NIGHT HOLDS TERROR. THE 86 ARTKLNO. December. COLUMBIA. (R) September. 1955. Jack Kelly (B) 1964. Alert Hauler, In- Hildy Parks. nokenty Smoktunov.b. BIGHT M)JSI FALL 105 NINE HOURS TO RAMA (Cs) 121 M h7ß1-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1984 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (RI April. 1983. Albert Finney, Susan Hampshire. Horst Buchhola, Jose Ferrer. Color. NIGHT OF THE BLOOD FEAST 85 1984 91 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) August. 1958 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1956. Edmond Michael Emmet, Angela Greener O'Brien, Jan Sterling. 380 90 D -Old

LengthMires Length I.n In Mins. 90 DEGREES IN THE SHADE 90 NUMBER ONE 105 LANDAU/UNGER. (R) October. 1988. Anne UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1969. Charlton Hewood, James Booth. _Heston, Jessica Walter, . Color. 99 WOMEN 90 NUN AT THE CROSSROADS, A 100 COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) April, 1969 UNIVERSAL. )R) March, 1970. Rosanna Schla- Maria Schell, Mercedes McCambridge. Calor. tfino, . Color. NO DOWN PAYMENT (Cs) 108 NUN'S STORY THE 164 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) October. 195T WARNER BRJB. (R) July. 1959. Audrey Hep- Joanne Woodward. Sheree North. burn. Peter Finch. Color. NO MAN 18 AN ISLAND 114 NURSE ON WHEELS 96 UNIVERSAL. ¡R) October. 1961. Jeffrey Hunter, JANUS. (R) November, 1983. , Ronald Marshall Thompson. Color. Lewis. NO MAN'S WOMAN 70 NUTTY, NAUGHTY CHATEAU 102 REPUBLIC. (R) October 27. 1955. Made Wind- LOPERT. )R) October, 1964. Monica Vitt!, Curt sor, Patric Knowles. Jurgena. Color. NO MORE EXCUSES IMPACT FILMS. (R) January, 1968. Robert Dow- NUTTY PROFESSOR, THE 107 ney, Allen Noel. Paramount (Iii Jul>, 1963. Jerry Lewis. Stella Stevens. Color. NO. MY DARLING DAUGHTER! 08 ZENITH. (R) February, 1984. Michael Redgrave, Michael Craig. O (Ce) 77 UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1959. Audio Murphy, O.S.S. 117 IS NOT DEAD (D) 81 Charles Drake. Color. REPUBLIC. (It) Ifeuruary, 1959. Mogan. Noel, Ivan NO PLACE TO HIDE 72 Denney. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 28. 1956. David OSS 117-MISSION FOR A KILLER (F) 84 Brian, Keenan Wynn. Color. EMBASSY. (R) September, 1968. Frederick Staf- NO PLACE TO LAND (N) 78 ford. Mylene Demongeot. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) October. 1958. John Ireland. Marl OASIS (Oa) 84 Rlanchard. TWENTIETH CENTURY FOP. (R) December NO TIME TO BE YOUNG 88 1958. Michele Morgan. Pierre Brauneuer, Cornell COLUMBIA (R) August, 1957. Robert Vaughn, Borchers. Color. Rogar Smith. OBLONG BOX, THE 95 NO TIME FOR SERGEANTS III AMER. INT. PICS. (R) June, 1969. Vincent Price, WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1958. Andy Griffith, Christopher Lee, Alalstair Williamson. Color. Myron McCormick. OBSESSION (Swedish; Eng. titles) 104 NO TREE IN THE STREET 98 O.R.P. (R) August, 1968. Matthias Hendrickson, SEVEN ARTS. (Ri January, 1984. Sylvia ems Maude Adelson, Lars Lind. Color. Herber loin. OCEAN'S ELEVEN (P) 128 NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY 108 WARNER BBOS. (RI August, 1960. Frank PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1968. Rod Steiger, Sinatra. Dean Martin. Color. Lee Remick. Color. ODD COUPLE. THE 105 NOBODY WAVED GOODBYE 80 PARAMOUNT, (R) July, 1968. Jack Lemmon, CINEMA V. (R) April, 1965. Peter Kastner, Julie Walter Matthau. Color. Biggs. ODONGO (Ca) 83 NOBODY'S PERFECT (TE) 103 COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1956. MacDonald UNIVERSAL. (R) January. 1968. James Whitmore, Carey, Rhonda Fleming. Color. Doug McClure. Color. OEDIPUS THE KING 97 NONE BUT THE BRAVE (P) 110 UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1968. Christopher WARNER BROS. (R) February, 1965. Frank Sin- Plummer, Orson Welles, Lilil Palmer. Color. atra, Clint Walker. Color. OF HUMAN BONDAGE 98 80 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) May, 1980. Jim Davie, 1984. Kim Novak. Laurence Harvey. Lyn Thomas. OF LIFE AND LOVE (Ital.: Eng. titles) 103 NORTH BY NORTHWEST (VV) 138 DCA DIST. (lt) 1958. Anna Magnani, Walter METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1959. Cary Chiara. b&w. Eva Marie Saint. Grant, Color. OF LOVE AND DESIRE (Cs) 97 NORTH TO ALASKA (Cs) 122 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, 1983. Merle Oberon, Steve Cochran. Color. 1980. John Wayne. Stewart Granger. Color. OH DAD. POOR DAD. MAMMA'S HUNG YOU IN NORWOOD 96 THE CLOSET AND I'M FEELIN SO SAD 86 PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1970. Glen Campbell, Kim PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1967. Rosalind Rus- Darby, Joe Nameth. Color. sell, Robert Morse. Color. NOT AS A STRANGER 138 OH, MEN! OH, WOMEN! (Cs) 90 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1955. Robert Mitch - TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February, um, Olivia de Havilland, Frank Sinatra, Gloria 1957. Ginger Rogers, Dan Dailey. David Niven. Grahame. Color. NOT MINE TO LOVE (Hebrew; Eng. titles) 90 OH! WHAT A LOVELY WAR (P) 139 MEADOW. (R) March, 1969. Odded Kotler, Shuy PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1969. Laurence Oliv- Osherov, Judith Soleh. b&w. ier, Michael Redgrave, Maggie Smith. Color. NOT OF THIS EARTH 87 OHAYO (Japanese, Eng. Titles) N ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 3, 1957. Paul Birch, BHOCHIKV FILMS OF AMERICA (R) February Beverly Garland. 1968. Kuniko Miyake. Ehiiv Ryu NOT ON YOUR LIFE (SB., Eel. tltla) 80 PATHE-CONY. (B) March, 1965. Nino Manfredi OKLAHOMA! (Cs) 140 Emma Patella. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX, (R) December, 1956. Gordon MacRae, Shirley Jones. Gloria NOT WITH MY WIFE. YOU DON'T Ile Grahame. Gene Nelson. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) November. 1986. Tony Cur - Us, Virtu Liai. Color. OKLAHOMA! (Todd -AO) 148 MAGNA. (R) Special. 1955. Gordon MacRae, Gloria NOTHING BUT A MAN 9$ Grahame, Gene Nelson. Charlotte Greenwood. Eddie CINEMA V. February, 1965. Ivan Dixon, Abbey Albert, Lincoln. Shirley Jones. Color. NOTHING BUT THE BEST 99 OKLAHOMA WOMAN _ 80 ROYAL. July, 1984. Alan Batee, Millicent Mar- AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) June 15 tin. Color. 1956. Richard Denning, Peggle Cantle. NOTORIOUS LANDLADY, THE 129 OKLAHOMAN, THE (Cs) 81 COLUMBIA. IR) July. 1982. Kim Novak, Jack ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 19, 1957. Joel Lammers. McCrea, Barbara Bale. Color. NOWHERE TO GO 57 OLD DARK HOUSE. THE 88 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1959 COLUMBI 5. (it) October, 1963. Tom Poston, George Nader, Bernard Lee. Robert Morley.

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Length Length In Mins. la Miei. OLD MAN AND THE SEA, THE (C) 86 ONE, TWO, THREE (P) 108 WARNER BROS. (R) October, 1958. Spencer Tracy, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1961. James Felipe Puce. Cagney, Arlene Francis. OLD YELLER 82 ONE WAY OUT 60 BUENA VISTA. (R) January, 1958. Dorothy Mc RANK. (R) December, 1957. Jill Adams, Lyndon Gutre. Fess Parker. Color. Brook. OLIVER! 153 ONE WAY PENDULUM 85 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1968. Ron Moody LOPEBT. (R) January, 1965. Eric Bytom, George Shani Wells, Oliver Reed. Color. Cole. OLYMPICS IN MEXICO, THE 120 ONIBABA (TOHOSCOPE) 99 COLUMBIA. (R) Not set. Documentary. Alan Jef- TOROX (R) February, 1965. Nobuko Otowa, Jit- freys narrator. Color. auko Yoahimura. OMAR KHAYYAM (VV) 101 ONIONHEAD 110 PARAMOUNT (R) August 1957. Conseil Wilde WARNER BROS. (B) October, 1958. Andy Griffith, Michael Rennie. Color. Felicia Parr. FOREVER (P) 130 ONLY GAME IN TOWN, THE (P) 113 ON A CLEAR DAY YOU CAN SEE 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, 1970. Eliza- PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1970. Barbra Streisand, beth Taylor, Warren Beatty. Color. Yves Montand, Bob Newhart. Color. ONLY ONE NEW YORK ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE (P) 140 75 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1969. George EMBASSY. (R) October, 1964. Documentary Lazenby, Diana Rigg, Telly Sarah's. Color. ONLY TWO CAN PLAY 108 KINGSLEY (R) March, ON MY TO THE CRUSADES I MET A INT. 1962. MY WAWHY 93 ONLY WHEN I LARF 104 WARNER BROS. (R) September, 1969. Tony Cur- PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1969. Richard tis, . Color. Attenborough, David Hemmings, Alexandra Stewart. ON THE BEACH 188 Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December. 1959. Gregory OPERATION AMSTERDAM 105 Peck, Ara Gardner. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1960 ON THE DOUBLE 92 Peter Finch, Eva Bartok. PARAMOUNT. (B) July, 1991. Danny Ha7a, Dana 0:'ERATION BIKINI 83 Wynter. Color. American International (R) April. 1983. Tab 96 Hunter, Frankie Avalon ON THE THRESHOLD OF SPACE (Ca) TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March. 1958 78 Guy Madison. Virginia Leith. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1961. , Milko Takes. ONCE A THIEF (P) 107 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) September, OPERATION CAMEL 70 1965. Alain Delon. Ann -Margret. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) August, 1961 Nora Hayden, ONCE MORE. WITH FEELING (Teehnlrama) 92 Louis Reynard. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1960. Yul Brynner, OPERATION C.I.A 90 Kay Kendall. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) 1965, Burt Reynolds, John Hoyt. b&w. ONCE UPON A HORSE (Cs) 85 UNIVERSAL. (R) September. 1959. Dan Rowan, OPERATION CONSPIRACY 69 Dick Martin. REPUBLIC (R) September, 1957. Phillip Friend Mary Mackenzie. ONCE UPON A TIME IN THE WEST (P) 165 PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1969. Henry Fonda, Jason (P) 116 Bobards, Charles Bronson. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1965. Color. ONCE YOU KISS A STRANGER 108 WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1969. Paul Burke, OPERATION DAMES 74 Carol Lynley, Martha Flyer. Color. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March. 1959 Eve Meyer. Check Henderson. ONE AND ONLY, GENUINE. ORIGINAL FAMILY BAND, THE 110 OPERATION EICHMANN 82 BUENA VISTA. (R) April, 1988. Walter Brennan, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1981. Werner Buddy Ebnen. Color. Clemperer, Ruta Lee. 94 OPERATION KID BROTHER (TS) 104 UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1955. Anne Baxter, Rock UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1967. Neil Con- Hudson. Color. nery, Daniela Bianchi. Color. ONE -EYED JACKS (VV) 141 OPERATION MAD BALL 105 PARAMOUNT. (R) Special. March, 1961. Marlon COLUMBIA (B) November, 1957. Jack Lemmon, Brando, Karl Malden. Color. Erase Kovacs. ONE FOOT IN HELL (3e) 90 OPERATION MALAYA (Brit.) 80 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOE. (B) Jab, 1960 AMERICAN RELEASING CORP. (R) October, Alan Ladd, Don Murray. Colot. 1955. Documentary. 110 OPERAi1_N PETTIGO,.T 124 100 RIFLES UNlVE1,3AL (B) December. 1959. Cary Grant, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1969 Color. Jim Brown. Racquel Welch, Burt Reynolds. Color Tony Curtis. OPERATION SNAFU 89 101 DALMATIANS 80 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) February, BUENA VISTA. (B) March, 1901. Feature Car- 1965. Sean Connery. Stanley Holloway. toon. Color. OPERATION SNATCH 109 83 ONE WAY CONTINENTAL. (R) September, 1962. Terry - UNITEDI ARTISTS. (R) February, 1984. Don Thomas, George Sanders. Murray. Diana Hyland. OPPOSITE SEX, THE (Cs) 117 ONE MILLION YEARS B.0 01 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October 26, 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1967. Raquel 1956. June Allyson, Ann Sheridan, Joan Collins, Welch, John Richardson. Color. Dolores Grey. Color. 93 ONE MO OREGON PASSAGE (Cs) 81 D ARTISTS. (R) May, 1970. Sammy Davis, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January. 1958. John Erick- J_r., Peter Lawford, Ester Anderson. Color. son, Lola Albright. Color. ONE, POTATO, TWO POTATO 92 OREGON TRAIL, THE (Ca) 88 CINEMA Y. July, 1964. . Bernie TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, Hamilton. 1959. Fred MacMurray, William Bishop. Color. ONE SPY TOO MANY 102 ORGANIZER. THE (Ital., Eng. titles) 120 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September /MADE -STERLING. (B) Mal, 1964. Marcello 1966. Robert Vaughn, David McCallum. Color. Mastrolaaai, Renato Salvatore ONE THAT GOT AWAY, THE (Brit.) 108 OSCAR, THE 118 RANK (R) March. 1958. Hardy Kruger, Colin EMBASSY (R) March, 1986. Stephen Boyd, Elke Gordon. Sommer. Color. 1,001 ARABIAN NIGHTS 70 OTHER VOICES 100 COLUMBIA. (B) December, 1959. Minter Magee DEIS FILMS. (R) November, 1969. Documentary Color. b&w. 382 Otl-Par

Leg th Length la MiM. In Miles. OTLEY 90 PALM SPRINGS WEEKEND 100 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1969. Tern Courtenay, WAItNE1t BRUS. tit) November, 1983. Troy Rainy Schneider, Alan Badel. Color. Donahue, . Color. 92 PANAMA SAL 70 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1955. Orson Welles, REPUBLIC (R) October, 1957. Elena Verdugo, Suzanne Cloutier. Edward Kammer. OTHELLO (P) 170 PANIC BUTTON 90 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February, 1986. GORTON. (IL) May. 1964. Maurice Chevalier, Laurence Olivier, Frank Finlay. Color. Jayne Mansfield. OUR MAN FLINT (CS) 107 PANIC IN THE PARLOR 81 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, 1966. DIST. CORP. Ob' AMER. (R) December, 1857 James Coburn, Lee J. Cobb. Color. Peggy Mount, Cyril Smith. OUR MISS BROOKS 85 PANIC IN THE STREETS 96 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 3. 1966. Eve TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, Arden, Gale Gordon. 195e. Richard, Wldmark, Paul Douglas. OUR MOTHER'S HOUSE - -.. 105 PANIC IN YEAR ZERO 96 MGM. (R) October, 1967. Dirk Bogarde,Margºret All'. (CI) June, 1962. Ray Mllland, Jean Hagen. Brooks. Color, PANTALOONS (Fr.) 93 OUT OF IT 95 UMPO. (R) December. 1966. Fernando!, Carmen UNITED ARTISTS. (It) November, 1969 Barry Sevilla. Color. Gordon, Jon Voight, Lada Edmund, Jr. b&w. PAPA, MAM, THE MAID AND I (Fr.) 94 OUT OF SIGHT 87 KIN SLEY. (R) October, 1958. Fernand Ledoux UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1966. Jonathac Daly Karen Jensen. Color. PAPA'S DELICATE CONDITION es PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1963. Jackie Gleason, OUT OF THE CLOUDS Glynis Johns, RANK (R) June, 1957. Anthony Steel, Robert Color. PAPER Beatty- Color. LION 107 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1968. OUT OF TOWNER% THE 98 Alda, Lauren Alan PARAMOUNT. (It) June, 1970. Sandy Dennis, Jack Hutton, . Color Lemmun. Color. PARADISE, HAWIIAN STYLE 01 PARAMOUNT. (R) Summer, 1986. Elvis OUTLAW TREASURE Suzanne Leigh. Presley, AMERICAN RELEASING CORP. (R) Jul, PARADISE 1955. John Forbes. Frank "Red" Carpenter. LAGOON (The Admirable Crichton) 94 COLUMBIA (R) April, 1958. Kenneth More, OUTLAWS IS COMING, THE 89 Diane Cilento. Color. COLUMBIA. (It) January, 1985. The Three PARANOIA (Cromosoepe) Stooges. 91 COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) October. 1969 OUTLAWS OF TEXAS 80 Carroll Baker, Lou MONOGRAM. (It) December 10, 1958. Whip Wil- Castel, Color. PARANOIAC son, Andy Clyde. 80 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1961 OUTLAW'S SON 87 Reed. Janette Scott. Oliver UNITED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. Dane Clark PARATROOP Lori Nelson. COMMAND 83 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) OUTRAGE, THE (P) 97 1959. February METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, Richard Bekalyan, Jack Hogan. 1964. Paul Newman, Laurence Harvey. PARDNERS (VV) 83 PARAMOUNT. (R) August. 1956. Dean Martin, OUTSIDE THE LAW 80 Jerry Lewis. UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1956. Ray Denton., Leigh Color. Snowden. PARENT TRAP, THE 124 108 BUENA VISTA. (R) June. 1961. Harley OUTSIDER. THE Maureen Mills, UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1962. Tony Curtis, James O'Hara. Color. Franciscan. PARIS BLUES 9e OVER -EXPOSED 80 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1961. Paul New- COLUMBIA. (R) April. 1956. Cleo Moore, Rich- man, Joanne Woodward. ard Crenna. PARIS DOES STRANGE THINGS 86 OVER THERE 1914-1918 90 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 2, 1957 PATHE-CONT. (R) March. 1965. French Docu- Ingrid Bergman, Mel Ferrer. Color. mentary. PARIS FOLLIES OF 1958 78 OVERCOAT. THE (Rue., Eng. titles) 78 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November 27, 1955. For- CINEMASTER'S INT. (It) March. 1965. Roland rest Tucker, Margaret Whiting. Color. Bykov, Y. Tolubeyev. PARIS HOLIDAY (T) 100 UNITED ARTISTS (R) March, 1958. Bob Fernandel Hope, P PARIS IN THE MONTH OF AUGUST 94 P.I. (T8) 109 TRANS -LUX. (It) March, 1968. Charles Arno- UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1988. George Peppard, your, Susan Hampshire. Gayle Hunnicutt. Color. PARIS SECRET 96 PAD (AND HOW TO USE IT), THE 86 CINEMA V. (R) September. 1965. Documentary UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1966. Brian Bed- Color. ford, Farentlno. Color. James PARIS WHEN IT SIZZLES 110 PADDY 97 PARAMOUNT. (It) April, 1964. William Holden, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1970. Milo O'Shea, Audrey Hepburn. Color. Des Cave, Dearbhla Molloy. Color, PARISIENNE, LA 85 PAGANS, THE 80 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1958. Brigitte ALLIED ARTISTS (R) June 1, 1958. Pierre Crea- Bardot, Charles Boyer. Color. se, Helene Remy. PARRISH 137 PAINT YOUR WAGON (P) 166 WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1961. Troy Donahue, PARAMOUNT. (RI October, 1969. Lee Marvin, . Color. Clint Eastwood, Jean Seberg. Color. PARSON AND THE OUTLAW, THE PAIR OF BRIEFS, A 90 COLUMBIA 71 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) Tony Steven», (R) September. 1961. Anthony Dexter, Francis Pllbrignt. Scam Tufts. PAJAMA GAME, THE 101 PARTY, THE (P) 99 WARNER BItOS. (R) August, 1957. Doris Day UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1968. Peter Sellers, John Raltt. Color. Claudine Longet. Color. PAL JOEY III PARTY CRASHERS, THE 78 COLUMBIA (R) December, 1957. Rita Hayworth, PARAMOUNT. (R) September. 1958. Connie Stev- Frank Sinatra. Color. ens, Robert Driscoll. PALACES OF A QUEEN ...... --, 80 PARTY GIRL (Cs) 9e UNIVERSAL. 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Length Length In Mies. In Mins. PARTY'S OVER, THE (Brit.) 94 PERSUADER. THE 72 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) 1966. Oliver Reed, Cath- ALLIED ARTISTS (R) June, 1957. James Craig, erine Woodville. William Talman. PASSAGES FROM FINNEGAN'S WAKE ,-,..- 94 PETE KELLY'S BLUES (Cs) 95 GROVE PRESS. (R) November, 1967, Martin J WARNER BROTHERS. (R) August 27, 1955. Jack Kelly, Jane Reilly. Webb, Janet Leigh, Edmond O'Brien, Peggy Lee. PASSION OF ANNA, THE (Swedish: Eng. titles) 99 Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1970. Lit Ullman, PETULIA 105 Bib) Andersson, Max Von Sydow. Color. WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) August, 1988 Julie Christie, George C. Scott, Richard Chamber- PASSPORT TO CHINA 75 lain. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1961. Richard Beaehart, Lisa Gastmi. PEYTON PLACE (Cs) 157 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) December, PASSPORT TO TREASON (Brit) 70 1957. Lana Turner, ASTOR. (B) June, 1956. Bad Cameron. Lois Lee Philips. Color. Maxwell. PHAEDRA 115 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1962. Molina PASSWORD IS COURAGE, THE III Mercouri, Anthony Perkins. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1966 Dirk Bogarde, Marla Perschy. PHANTOM FROM 10,000 LEAGUES, THE e0 AMERICAN RELEASING CORP. (R) January PATCH OF BLUE. A (P) 105 1958. Kent Taylor, Cathy Downs. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1986 Sidney Peltier, Shelly Winters. PHANTOM OF THE JUNGLE 75 LIPPEIRT. (It) May '20, 1955, Jon Hall, Anne PATHS OF GLORY 88 Gwynn°. UNITED ARTISTS (R) January, 1958. Kirk Doug- las, Ralph Meeker. PHANTOM OF THE OPERA 84 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1962. Herbert Lon, PATSY. THE 103 Heather Sears. Color. PARAMOUNT. (B) July. 1964. Jerry Lewis, Ina Balln. Color. PHANTOM STAGECOACH. THE e9 COLUMBIA. IR) Apr11, 1967. William Bishop, PATTERNS 83 Kathleen UNITED ARTISTS. (R) Marra. 1956. Veo Heflin Crowley. Ed Begley. Everett Sloane. PHARAOH'S CURSE 66 PATTON (D-150) 170 UNITED ARTISTS (R) February. 1957. Mart 20TH) CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, 1970. George Dana, Ziva Shapir. Srolt, Karl Malden. Color. PHARAOH'S WOMAN, THE (T) 88 PAWNEE 80 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1961. John Drew Berry - REPUBLIC (R) September. 1957. George Mont- more. Jr., Linda Cristal. Color. gomery, Bill Williams. Color. PHENIX CITY STORY. THE 100 PAWNBROKER THE 110 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 14, 1955. Biehard ALLIED ARTISTS -LANDAU. (R) April, 1965. Hiles. Kathryn Grant. Rod Steiger, Geraldine Fitzgerald. PHYNX, THE 91 \CMINER PAY OR DIE III BROS. (RI May, 1970. Michael Miller, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1960 Ernest Borg- (lay l'hippeway. Color. nlne, Zohra Lampert PICKPOCKET PAYMENT IN BLOOD 90 NEW YORKER. (R) April, 1969. Martin Lassalle, COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1968. Guy Madison Pierre Leymarie. , Louise Barrett. Color. PICK-UP ALLEY 92 PAYROLL 84 COLUMBIA (R) August 1957. Victor Mature ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1962. Michael Craig, Anita Ekberg. Francois. Prevost. PICNIC (Cs) 110 PEACEMAKER. THE 82 COLUMBIA. (R) February. 1900. William Hol- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1956. James den. Rosalind Russell, Kim Novak. Arthur O'Con- Mitchell, Roseman Bowe. nell. Color. PICTURE MOMMY DEAD 88 PEACH THIEF 84 EMBASSY. (RI September. 1966. , WO NI/ON. (It) September, 1969. Nevena Kohn - Martha Myer. Color. not ',likha )1 SIikhailov. b&w. PIER 5, HAVANA 67 PEARL OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC (SS) 85 UNITE,' ARTISTS. (R) July. 1959. Cameron RHO RADIO. (R) July 4. 1955. Virginia Mayo, Mitchell. Dennis Morgan. David Farrar. Color. Allison Hayes. PIERROT LE FOU (French; Eng. titles) 110 PENDULUM 106 PATME. (R) January, 1969. Jean Paul Belmondo, COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1969. George Peppard Anna Karina, Dirk Jean Seberg, Richard Riley. Color. Sanders. Color. PIGEON THAT TOOK ROME, THE (P) 101 PENELOPE (P) 97 PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1982. Charities Hes- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYBR. (R) December, ton, Elsa Martinelli. 1966. Natalie Wood, Iao Barmen. Color. PILGRIMAGE FOR PEACE: POPE PAUL VI VISITS PENTHOUSE, THE 100 AMERICA PARAMOUNT. (R) October. 1987. Suzy A 50 Kendall JOSEPH L. ROBERTS. (R) July. 1986. Documen- Terence Morgan. Color. tary. Color. PEOPLE NEXT DOOR, THE 93 PILLARS OF THE SKY (Cs) 95 AVCO EMBASSY. (R) September, 1970. Julie UNIVERSAL. (RI October, 1956. Jeff Chandler. Harris, Eli Wallach, Deborah Winters. Color. Dorothy Malone. Color. PEPE (Ce) 195 PILLOW TALK (Cs) 105 COLUMBIA. (R) Special. December, 1960. Cantin- UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1959. Rock Hudson, tlas, Dan Dailey. Color. Doris Day. Color. PERFECT FURLOUGH, THE (Cs) 93 PINK JUNGLE, THE 104 UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1959. Tony Curtis UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1968 James Garner, Janet Leigh. Color. Eva Renzi. George Kennedy. Color PERFORMANCE 106 PINK PANTHER, THE (T) 113 \\".VtNbal BROS. (R) August, 1970. James Fox, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March. 1984. David ',lick Jagger. Color. Niyen. Peter Sellers. Color, PERILS OF PAULINE 90 PINOCCHIO IN OUTER SPACE 71 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1967. Pat Boone. Pamela UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1965. Animated. Austin. Color. Color. PERIOD OF ADJUSTMENT 112 PIRATES OF BLOOD RIVER. THE 87 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1982. Kerwin Mathews, 1962. Tony Franclosa, Jane Fonda. Glenn Corbett. Color. PERRI 74 PIRATES OF TORTUGA (Cs) 97 BUENA VISTA (R) November. 1967. Live Action TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October. 1961 & Animation. Color. Ken Scott, Letita Roman. Color. PERSONA (Swed.; Eng. Titles) 81 PIRATES OF TRIPOLI 72 LOP'ERT. (it) March, 1067. Bibi Andersson, Liv COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1965. Paul Hemeld, Ullmann. Patricia Medina. Color.

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Length Length In MIns. In Mini. PISTOL FOR RINGO, A (TE) 97 POLLYANA 134 EMBASSY. (R) November. 1968. Montgomery BUENA VISTA. (R) July, 1960. Hayley Mills, Wood, Fernando Rancho. Color. Jane Wyman. Color. PIT AND THE PENDULUM, THE (P) 95 POOR COW 104 AMERICAN 1NTisKNATIUNAL. (1t) August, NATIONAL GENERAL CORPORATION. (R) Feb- 1561. Vtacen' Price, John Kerr. Color. ruary, 1968. Terence Stamp, Carol White. Color PLACE CALLED GLORY, A (TE) 92 POP CORN 85 EMBASSY (R) August, 1966. Lei Barker, Pierre SHERPIX. (R) December, 1970. Mick Jagger & Brice. Color. The Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix. Color. PLACE FOR LOVERS, A 90 POP I 115 MGM. (R) August, 1969. Faye Dunaway, Marcello UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1969. Alan Arkin, Mastrolanni. Colar. Rita Moreno, Miguel Alehandro. Color. PLAGUE OF THE ZOMBIES, THE 90 POPPY IS ALSO A FLOWER, THE 100 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1966 COMET. (R) October, 1966. Sente Berger, Stephen Andre Morel), Diane Clare. Color. Boyd. Color. PLAINSMAN, THE 92 PORGY AND BESS (Todd -A0) 146 UNIVERSAL. (B) September, 1968. Don Murray COLUMBIA. (R) Special. June, 1959. Sidney Poi - Guy Stockwell. Color. tier, Dorothy Dandridge. Color. PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE 76 PORK CHOP HILL 97 D.C.A. (R) July, 1959. Gregory Walcott, Mona UNITED ARTISTS. (B) May, 1959. Gregory Peek McKinnon. 92 PLANET OF THE APES (P) 112 COLUMBIA. (B) October, 1956, Phil Carey, Plea TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) Apr11, 1968 Angell. Color. Charlton Heston, Kim Hunter. Color. PORTLAND EXPOSE 72 (Colorseope) 88 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) August, 1957. Edward AUE1t1CAN 1NT ERNA1 TUNA L. (1t) November, Bins, Carolyn Craig. 1065. Barry Sullivan, Norms Bengel. Color. PORTRAIT IN BLACK 112 93 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1960. Lana Turner, An- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1960 thony Quinn. Color. Mickey Rooney, Terry Moore. PORTRAIT OF A MOBSTER 100 PLAY DIRTY 117 WARNER BROS. (R) April, 1961. Vie Mor- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1969. Michael row, Leslie Vanish. Caine, Nigel Davenport, Nigel Green. Color. PORTRAIT OF A SINNER 98 PLAY IT COOL 74 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) February, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1963. Billy Fury, 1961. Nadia Tiller, Tony Britton. Hann Shapiro. PORTRAIT OF AN UNKNOWN WOMAN 86 OF THE WESTERN WORLD, THE 100 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1958. Ruth Leuwerik, O. JANUS. (R) January, 1963. Siobhan McKecna, Gary W. Fisher. Raymond. Color. POSSE FROM HELL 89 PLAYGIRL AND THE WAR MINISTER. THE 90 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1961. Audi. Murphy. UNION (It) November, 1063. Joan Greenwood, Jun!, Saxon. Color. Cecil /arker. P.O. BOX 808 72 PLEASE DON'T EAT THE DAISIES (Cs) 111 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1959. Van Johnson, MJrTRO-OOLDWYN-MAYEB. (Er Maid. 1960. Vera Mlles. Dona Day, David Nuen. Color. POSTMARK FOR DANGER 84 PLEASE! MR. BALZAC (Fr.) 99 RKO RADIO. (R) January 18, 1956. Terry Moore, DIST. CORP. OF AMER. (R) October, 1957 Robert Betty. Daniel Gelln, Brlgftte Bardo. POWER. THE (P) 109 PLEASE MURDER ME 78 MGM. (R) February, 1968. George Hamilton, Su- DISTRIBUTORS CORP. OF AMERICA. (E) zanne Pleahette. Color. March, 1958. Angela Lamb«). Raymond Burr. POWER AND THE PRIZE. THE (Ca) 89 PLEASE TURN OVER 86 METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) October 12, COLUMBIA. CB) December, 1960. Ted Ray. 1956. Robert Taylor, Elizabeth Mueller. Jean Kent. PREMATURE BURIAL S PLEASURE OF HIS COMPANY, THE 114 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March. 1962. PARAMOUNT. Ill) August, 1961. Fred Astaire, Ray MI nand. Hazel Court. Color. Debbie Reynolda. Color PRESIDENT'S ANALYST, THE (P) 104 PLEASURE SEEKERS, THE (CS) 107 PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1967. James Coburn, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, Godfrey Cambridge. Color. Carol 11111.7. Color. 1965. Ann -Margaret, PRESSURE POINT 91 PLUNDER ROAD (R) 72 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September. 1962. Sidney TN EN TIE '111 LENTUJ6Y-BUY 04 December, Pottier. obey Darin. 1957. Ilene Raymond, Carolyn Craig. PRETTY POISON 89 PLUNDERERS. THE 94 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1960. Jeff 1968. Anthony Perkins, Tuesday Weld, Beverly Gar- Chandler. John Saxon. land. Color. OF PAINTED FLATS (N) 72 PRICE OF FEAR, THE 79 PLUNDERERS UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1956. Merle REPUBLIC. (R) January, 1959. Corrine Calvet, Barker. Oberon. Lix Jun. l:arrolL PRIDE AND THE PASSION. THE 74 THE (VV) 182 POACHER'S DAUGHTER, UNITED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. Cary Orant. SHOW CORP. OF AMERICA. (B) June, 1960. Frank Sinatra. Harris. Harry Brogan. Color. Julia PRIME 136 TIME, THE 70 POCKETFUL OF MIRACLES (P) ESSANJAY. (R) May, 1960. JoAnn Le Compte. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December. 1961. Glenn Frank Roche. Ford. Bette Davis. Color. PRIME OF MISS JEAN BRODIE, THE 118 POE'S TALES OF TERROR 90 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1969. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (BI August, 1962. Maggie Smith, Robert Stephens, Pamela Franklin. Vincent Price, Peter Lorre. Color. Color. POINT BLANK (P) 92 PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL. THE 117 MGM. (R) October, 1967. Lee Marvin, Angie Dick - WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1957. Marilyn Monroe. m oon. Color. Laurence Olivier. Color. POINr OF ORDER 97 PRISONER. THE (Brit.) 91 l'oint Fi :us. (R) January, 1984. McCarthy COLUMBIA. (R) March. 1956. Alec Guinness. Jack hearings. Hawkins. . THE 92 PRISONER OF THE IRON MASK 80 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1961. J10 AMER. INT'L. PICS. (R) 1969. Michel Lemoine, Brown, Merry Anden. Wsndisa Guida. Color. POLICE NURSE 84 PRISONER OF THE VOLGA (Toleratepe) 102 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May. 1968 PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1960. John Derek, Elsa Ken Scott, Merry Anden. Martinelli. Color. 385 Pri-Qui

Length LengthMies In Mins. PRIVATE LIVES OF ADAM AND EVE, THE 87 PUMPKIN EATER, I. THE 110 UNIV FASAL. (R) December, 1960. Mickey BOYAL INT. (R) November, 1964. Ann Bancroft, Rooney Mamie Van Doren. Peter Flnrh PRIVATE NAVY OF SGT. O'FARRELL. THE . 92 PURPLE GANG, THE 83 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1968. Bob Hope, ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) January. 1960. Barry Phyllis Diller. Color. Sullivan. Robert Blake. PRIVATE PROPERTY 79 PURPLE HILLS. THE (Cs) 60 CITATION FILMS. (R) April. 1960. Kate Man:, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1961 Corey Allen. Gene Nelson, . Color. PRIVATE WAR OF MAJOR BENSON, THE 108 PURPLE MASK, THE (Cs) 82 UNIVERSAL. (B) August. 1955. Charlton Heston, UNIVERSAL. (R) July. 1955. Tony Curtis, Col- Julie Adams. Color. leen Miller. Color. PRIVATE'S AFFAIR, A (Cs) 105 PURPLE PLAIN. THE (Brit) 100 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1959 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April. 1955. Gregory Hal Mingo. Christine Carere. Color. Peck, Win Min Than. Color. PRIVATE'S PROGRESS (Brut.) 96 PURSUIT OF THE GRAF SPEE (VV) 108 DISTRIBUTORS CORPORATION OF AMERICA RANK (R) November. 1957. John Grognon, An- (R) September, 1956. Richard Attenborough, Chow Quayle. Color. Denote Price, Ian CarmichaeL PUSHER, THE 81 PRIVILEGE 103 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1960. Kathy UNIVERSAL. (It) September, 1967. Paul Jones, Carlyle. Felice OrlandL Jean Shrimpton. Color. PUSSYCAT, PUSSYCAT, 1 LOVE YOU 99 PRIZE. TrlE (P) 136 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March. 1970. Ian McShane, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December, 1963 John Gavin, Severn Darden. Color. Paul Newman. Edward G. Robinson. Color. TYRO 99 PRIZE OF GOLD, A 98 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (It) April, 1964 COLUMBIA. (B) June. 1955. Richard Wldmark, Miry Sullivan, Martha flyer. Mal Zeilerling. f olor. PRODIGAL, THE (Cs) 110 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 6. 1955 Lana Turner, Edmund Purdom. Color. PRODUCERS, THE 88 EMBASSY. (R) June, 1968. Zero Mortel, Gene QUACKSER FORTUNE HAS A COUSIN IN THE Wilder. Color. BRONX 90 UMC. (R) July, 1970. Gene Wilder, Margot Kidder PROFESSIONALS, THE (P) 117 Color. COLUMBIA. (RI November, 1966. Burt Lancaster, Lee Marvin. Color. 4UANIEZ (Cs) 80 UN1ti'ERnAL (R) October, 1957. Fred Mac/tunny, PROFESSIONALS, THE 68 Dorothy Malone. Color. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) July, 1961. QUANTRILL'S RAIDERS (Cs) 75 PROJECT X 97 ALLIED Alt rid 'rid lit April 27, 1965. sieve PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1968. Christopher Cochran, Gale Robbins. Color. George, Greta Baldwin, Monte Markham. Color. QUARE FELLOW, THE 85 PROJECTED MAN, THE (TE) 77 AJAY PICTURES. (R) October, 1966. Patrick UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1967. Bryant Bandar McGoohan, Sylvia Syma. Mary Peach. Color. QUEEN BEE PROMISE HER ANYTHING 95 98 COLUMBIA. (Hi November. 1955. Joan Crawford PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1966. Warren Beatty Barry Sullivan. Leslie Caron. Color. QUEEN BABYLON PROUD AND THE BEAUTIFUL, THE (Fr.) 94 OF (Ital.Eng. dial.) 109 KINUSLYE. (5) June, 1956. Michele Morgan TWENTIETH CENTU1tY-FOX. (R) July, 1956 Gerard Philipe. Rhonda Fleming, Ricardo Montaiban. Color. QUEEN PROUD AND THE PROFANE, THE (VV) III OF BLOOD 81 PARAMOUNT. (B) August, 1956. William Holden. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) March, 1968 Deborah Kerr. John Saxon, Basil Rathbone. Color. PROUD ONES, THE (Ca) 94 (Cs) 80 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1956 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1958. Zea Zen Robert Ryan, Virginia Mayo, Jeffrey Hunter. Color Garbor, Eric Fleming. Color. PROUD REBEL, THE 105 QUEEN OF BUENA VISTA THE PIRATES 80 (DISNEY) (R) June, 1958. Alan COLUMBIA, (R) August, 1961. Glenna Maria Ladd. Olivia De Hartland. Color. Canale, Massimo Serato. PRUDENCE AND THE PILL 92 QUEEN, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) July, 1968 THE 68 GROVE PRESS. (R) June, 1968. Documentary Deborah Kerr, David Niven, Robert Coote. Color Color. PSYCH -OUT 98 QUEENS, THE AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April. 1968 (Ital.) 110 Susan Strasberg, ROYAL. (It) March, 1968. Racquel Welch, Claudia Jack Ntcolsaon. Color. Cardinale. Color. PSYCHE 59 94 ROYAL (R) April. 1964. Curt Jurgen- Patricia QUENTIN DURWARD (Cs) 101 NeaL METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October 21, 1955. Robert Taylor, Kay Kendall, Robert Morley. PSYCHO 109 Color. PARAMOUNT. (B) Anguet, 1980. Anthony Per- kins, Vera Mlles. QUE SEAS FELIZ (Span.) 102 PSYCHO -CIRCUS 65 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1960. Miguel doves AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May, 1967 Meula, Roseta Quintana. Christopher Lee, Leo Genn. QUEST FOR A LOST CITY 60 PSYCOPATH, THE (TE) 85 RKO RADIO. (R) May 4. 1955. Dana and Ginger PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1966. , Lamb. Color. Margaret Johnson. Color. QUICK BEFORE IT MELTS (CP) 98 PT 109 (P) 140 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, WARNER BROS. (It) July, 1963. Cliff Robertson, 1965. George Maharis, Robert Morse. Ty Hardin. Color. Color. P. T. RAIDERS 78 QUICK GUN, THE (T) so CONTINENTAL. (B) September. 1959. Richard Columbia. (It) May. 1964. Audio Murphy. Merry Attenborough, George Baker. Anders. Color. PUBLIC PIGEON NO. ONE 79 QUIET AMERICAN. THE 120 UNIVERSAL (R) June, 1957. Red Skelton, Vivian UNITED ARTISTS (R) January, 1958. Audle Blaine. Color. Murphy, Michael Redgrave. Color. PUFNSTUF 94 QUIET GUN, THE 77 UNIVERSAL. (R) Jun, 1970. Jack Wild, Billie TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, Hayes. Martha Raye. Color, 1957. Forrest Tucker. Cleo Moore. 386 Qui -Ref

Lev Length In In Mina. QU1LLER MEMORANDUM (P) 105 RARE BREED, THE (P) 97 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) January. 1967. George UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1966. James Stewart Segal, Alec Guinness. Color. Maureen O'Hara. Color. QUINCANNON, FRONTIER SCOUT 83 RASCAL 85 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1958. Tony Martin, BUENA VISTA. June, 1969. Steve Forrest, Bill Peggie Castle. Color. Mumy, Elsa Ltinchester. Color. RASPUTIN -THE MAD MONK (Cs) 92 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1986 R Christopher Lee. Barbara Shelley. Color. RAT FINK 90 RABBIT TRAP. THE lb CINEMA DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. (R) Ernest Borg - UNITED ARTISTS. (It) June. 1959, February. 1966. Schuyler Hayden. nine. David Brian. RAT RACE. THE 105 RACERS. THE (Cs) 112 February. PARAMOUNT. (R) July. 1980. Tony Curtis, Deb- TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) bie Reynolds. Color. 1955. Kirk Douglas. Bella Darvi, Gilbert Roland. Color. 08 READE-STERLING. (R) December. 1969. Harry RACHEL, RACHEL 101 H. Corbett, Diane Cilento. WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. September, 1968 Joanne Woodward, James Olsen, Kate Harrington RAVAGERS, THE 78 Color. HEMISPHERE. (R) Recember. 1985. John Saxon. Fernando Poe, Jr. RACING FEVER 90 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March. 1965. Joe Mor- RAW EDGE 76 rison. David Blanchard. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1958. Rory Calhoun, Yvonne de Carlo. Color. RACK. THE ton METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) November 2. RAW WIND IN EDEN (Ca) 89 1956. Paul Newman. Walter Pidgeon. Wendel/ UNIVERSAL. GI) October, 1958. Esther Williams, Corey. Edmond O'Brien, Anne Francia. Jeff Chandler. Color. RAGE 103 RAWHIDE BREED 68 COLUMBIA. (11) December, 1966. Glenn Ford. ALLIED ARTISTS (B) January, 1950. Rex Reason. Stella Stevens. Color. Nancy Gates. 87 RAWHIDE YEARS. THE 85 RAGE AT DAWN Col- RICO RADIO. (R) March 26, 1955. Randolph Scott, UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1956. Tony Curtis, Mala Powers. Color. leen Miller. Color. 72 101 RAYMIE RAGE TO LIVE, A (P) 1960. David Ladd. 1965. Suzanne ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, Julie Adams. Pleshette, Ben Gazzara. b & W. RAZZIA (Fr.) 101 THE 80 (R) December. 1958. Jean Gabin, Magli RAIDERS, Richard Conte. Kessler I ,NI VERNAL. (BI November. 1952. Noel. Theca Lindfors. Color. REACH FOR GLO7T 89 RAIDERS. THE ROYAL. (R) September. 1963. Harry Andrews, UNIVERSAL. (R) May. 1961. Robert Culp, Brian Kay Welch Keith. Color. (Brit.) 104 RANK. (R) June, 1957. Kenneth More, Muriel RAIDERS FROM BENEATH THE SEA, THE 78 -FOX. (R) January. Parlow. TWENTIETH CENTURY 76 1965. Ken Scott, Merry Anders. REBEL IN TOWN UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1956. John Payne, RAIDERS OF LEYTE GULF. THE 80 Ruth Roman. (R) July, 1963. Jennings Sturgeon. HEMISPHERE. REBEL SET, THE 72 Efren Reyes. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1959. Gregg RAIDERS OF OLD CALIFORNIA 72 Palmer, Kathleen Crowley. (R) November, 1957. Jim Davis. Ar- REPUBLIC REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE (Ca) III leen Whelan. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) October 29. 1955. RAILROAD MAN. THE (Ital.. Eng. Titles) 105 James Dean, Natalie Wood. Color. October. 1965. Pietro Germi. CONTINENTAL. (B) 120 Noce. REBELLION (Japanese; Eng. titles) Lulea Della TOHO. (R) October. 1968. Toshiro Mifune, Takeshi RAIN PEOPLE, THE 101 Kato, Yoko Tsukasa. Color. James Caan, Shirley Knight. (R) September, 1969. RECKONING, THE 109 Robert Duvall. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1969. Nicol Williamson. THE (VV) 121 , . Color. RAINMAKER, 1957. Katharine PARAMOUNT. (R) February. RED AND THE WHITE, THE (Hungarian; Eng. titles) Hepburn, Burt Lancaster, Color. 92 104 (R) March, 1969. Tatyana Konyukova, RAINS OF RANCHIPUR, THE (Cs) BRANDON. CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, Krystyna Mikolaiewska. Mikhail Kozakov. b&w. TWENTIETH Mac - 1955. Lana Turner, Richard Burton, Fred 185 Murray, Joan Caulfield, Michael Rennie. Color. FRANK LEE. (R) December, 1968. Toshiro 185 Yuzo, Kayama, Yoshio Tsukasa. b&w. COUNTY (Camera 05) Mifune, RAINTREE (R) SpeciaL Octo- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. Clift. RED DESERT 118 ber, 1957. Elizabeth Taylor, Montgomery RIZZOLI (R) February, 1965. Monica Vitti Color. Richard Harris. Color. A 128 RAISIN IN THE SUN. Pottier, RED LANTERNS (Germ.. Eng. titles) 85 COLUMBIA. (R) April. 1961. Sidney TIMES (R) March. 1965. Jenny Eareal. George Claudia McNeil. Foondaa. 90 RED LINE 7000 110 RAISING A RIOT (Brit.) More CONTINENTAL (R) May. 1957. Kenneth PARAMOUNT. (R) Thanksgiving. 1985. James Ronald Squire. Colo. Caan. Laura Devon. Color. 108 RALLY 'ROUND THE FLAG, ROM (Cs) RED SUNDOWN 82 CENTURY -FOX. (It) February. UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1958. Rory Calhoun, TWENTIETH Color. 1959. Paul Newman. Joanne Woodward. Martha Hyer. Color. 98 RED TOMAHAWK 82 RAMPAGE Robert WARNER BROS. (R) October, 1983. PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1987. Howard Keel, Ititchum. Elsa MartinellL Color. Joan Caulfield. Color. 104 REDEEMER. THE (Span.. Eng. Titles) 93 RANSOM I (R) January 20, EMPIRE FILMS. (R) March. 1968. Luis Alvarez METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. Maruchl Fresno. Color. 1956. Glenn Ford, Donna Reed. THE (Brit.) 107 REFLECTIONS IN A GOLDEN EYE (P) ...... 108 RAPE OF MALAYA, Virginia McKenna, Peter WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) October. LOPERT. (R) 1956. 1967. Elizabeth Taylor, Marlon Brando. Color. Finch. 105 REFORM SCHOOL GIRL 71 (CS) RAPTURE CLASSICS. (R) September, AMEX. LNT. Pleb. (R) June. 1959. Gloria Cas- INTERNATIONAL tillo. Ross Ford. 1965. Melvyn Douglas, Dean Stockwell. 387 Rei -Rio

Length Length In Mins. In Mins. REIVERS, THE (P) 107 REVOLT OF MAMIE STOVER. THE (Cs) 98 NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) December, 1969. Steve TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1956 McQueen, Sharrell Farrell, Rupert Crosse. Color. Jane Russell, Richard Egan. Color. RELUCTANT ASTRONAUT. THE 102 REVOLT OF THE SLAVES, THE 9a UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1967. Don Knott'. Arthur UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1961. Rhonda O'Connell. Color. Fleming, Lang Jeffries. Color. RELUCTANT DEBUTANTE. THE (Cs) 96 REVOLUTION 88 METRO- (IOLDW Y \ -MA TER. (R) August, 1958 LOPERT. (R) August, 1968. Documentary. Color Res Harrison. Kay Kendall. Colur. REVOLUTIONARY, THE 100 RELUCTANT SAINT, THE 105 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1970. Jon Voight, COLUMBIA (R) December, 1962. Maximilian Jennifer Salt, Seymour Cassel. Color. Scheu . Ricardo Montalban. REWARD, THE (CS) 92 REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER, THE (Cs) 67 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1965 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1959. Ma: Von Sydow, Yvette Mlmleux. Color. Clifton Webb. Dorothy Mc(luire. Color. RHINO! 91 REPRIEVE 135 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (RI May, 1904. ALLIED ARTISTS. liti May. 1962. Ben (lamina, Harry Guardino. Robert Culp. Color. Stuart Whitman. RICHARD lIt (Brit.) (VV) 155 REPRISAL( 74 LOPERT. (R) March, 1956. Laurence Olivier, COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1956. Guy Madison Claire Bloom, Ralph Richardson. John Glelgud. Felicia Farr. Color. Color. REPTILE. THE 90 RIDE A CROOKED TRIAL (Cs) .. 87 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (RI April, 1966 UNIVERSAL. (R) September. 1958. Audie Murphy Noel Williams. Jennifer Daniels. Color. Gia Scala. Color. REPTILICUS (C) 90 80 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (RI December 1981. Ball Miller, Carl Ottosen. Color. 1957. John Agar, Penny Edwards. REPULSION 105 RIDE BACK. THE 79 ROYAL FILMS INTERNATIONAL. (R) October UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1957. Anthony 1965. Catherine Deneuve. Ian Hendry. Quinn, William Conrad. REQUIEM FOR A GUNFIGHTER (T) 91 RIDE BEYOND VENGEANCE 103 EMBASSY. (R) June, 1965. Rod Cameron. Stephen COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1966. Chuck Connors. McNally. Color. Michael Rennie. Color. REQUIEM FOR A HEAVYWEIGHT 87 RIDE LONESOME (Cs) 73 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1962. Anthony Quinn COLUMBIA. (R) February. 1059. Randolph Scutt, Jackie Gleason, Karen Steele. Color. RESTLESS BREED, THE 81 RIDE OUT FOR REVENGE 79 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1957 UNITI61) ARTISTS (it) November. 1957. IMO Scott Brady, Anne Bancroft. Calhoun. Gloria Grahame. RIDE THE RESTLESS NIGHT. THE 102 HIGH COUNTRY (Cs) 94 Ulla METHO-UOLVW IN -MAYER. (It, May, 1º82. CASINO. (it) May. 1965. Bernhard Wlckl. Randolph Sault. Jacobson. Juel McCrea. Color. RIDE THE HIGH IRON 74 RESTLESS YEARS, THE (Cs) 86 COLUMBIA. UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1958. John Saxon, (R) January. 1957. Don Taylor. Sandra Dee. Sally Format. RIDE THE WILD SURF (P) 105 COLUMBIA. 101 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1965. Mall- (R) July. 1964. Fabian- Tab Hunter. millan Schell, Samantha Egger. Cola. RIDE TO HANGMAN'S TREE. RETURN OF DON CAMILLO, THE (Ital.) 115 THE 90 UNIVERSAL. OM) July, 1967. Jack Lord, James I.F.E. (R) December, 1955. Fernandel. Gino Cervi Parent lno. Color. RETURN OF DRACULA 77 RIDE, VAQUERO UNITED ARTISTS (it) June. 1958. Francis Leder- 90 MGM. (R) July 17, 1958. Robert Taylor, Ara er, Norma Eberhardt. Gardner, Howard Keel. Color. 79 RETURN OF JACK SLADE. THE (SS) RIDER ON A DEAD ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October 9, 1955. John HORSE 72 ALLIED ARTISTS. (RI May. 1962. John Firm Ericson. Mari Blanchard. . RETURN OF MR. MOTO. THE 71 RIDER ON THE -FOX. (RI December, RAIN (French: Eng. titles) 115 TWENTIETH CENTURY AVCO EMBASSY. (R) May, 1970. Marlene Jobert, 1965. Henry Silva, Terrence London. Charles Bronson, Annie Cordy, Color. (Cu) 80 RIFIFI (Fr.) -FOX. (R) August. 1950 116 TWENTIETH CENTURY UMPO. (R) June, 1956. Jean Servals. Carl Vincent Price, Brett Halsey. Mohner. 95 RETURN OF THE SEVEN (P) RIFIFI IN TOKYO 89 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1986. Tut Bryn- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (Rl April. 1963 ner, Robert Fuller. Color. Karl Boehm, Michael Vitold. RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE (Cs) 122 RIGHT APPROACH, THE (Cs) 92 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1961 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May 1961. Caro: Lynley, Jeff Chandler. Color. Frankie Vaughn, Juliet Prowse. RETURN TO WARBOW 87 41NG-A-DING RHYTHMI 78 COLUMBIA (It) January, 1958. Phil Carey. Cath- COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1962. Helen Shapiro, erine MacLeod. Color. Crag Douglas. REVENGE OF FRANKENSTEIN, THE 94 RING OF BRIGHT WATER 107 COLUMBIA. (R) July. 1958. Peter Cushing. Fran- CINERAMA. (R) June, 1969. Bill Travers, Vir- cis Matthews. ginia McKenna. Color. REVENGE OF THE CONQUERED 84 RING OF FIRE 91 American InternationaL (It) February. 1964. Burt METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (RI May, 1961 Nelson. Wandfsa Guido. David Janssen, Joyce Taylor. Color. (3D) 82 RING OF TREASON 89 UNIVERSAL. (RI May. 1955. John Agar. Lori PA RAJIOUNT. (U) June, 1964. Bernard Lee, Neleua. M t Tylack. REVENGE OF THE GLADIATORS 100 RINGS AROUND THE WORLD gg PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1965. Roger Browne COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1986. Circus Docu- Scilla Gabel. Color. mentary narrated by Don Ameche. Color. REVOLT IN THE BIG HOUSE 79 RIO BRAVO (C) 141 ALLIED ARTISTS. liti November. 1958. Gene WARNER BROS. (R) April. 1959. John Wayne Evans, Robert Blake. Dean Martin. REVOLT AT FORT LARAMIE 73 RIO CONCHOS (CS) 107 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1957. John TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October Dbena, Gregg Palmer. Color. 1964. Richard Boone, Stuart Whitman. Color.

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Length LM9tk Mins. In Mina. In 90 97 ROMEO AND JULIET RIOT Gerald Meynier, January, 1969. Jim Brown, W.E. (R) September, 1968. PARAMOUNT. (R) Dexter, Carlos Estrada. Color. Gene Hackman, Ben Carruthers. Color. Rosemarie 140 71 ROMEO AND JULIET (Brit.) RIOT IN JUVENILE PRISON Laurence 1959. John Hoyt UNITED ARTISTS. (RI December. 1954 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April. Color. Marcia Henderson. Haney. Susan Shentai. 85 ROMEO AND JULIET 128 RIOT ON SUNSET STRIP Royal Ballet Per- AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March. 1967 EMBASSY. (R) October. 1966. Aldo Ray, Mimsy Farmer. Color. formance. Color. 84 101 THE (Cs) RISE ANU FALL OF LEGS DIAMOND. THE ROOKIE, January. WARN 'R BRCS. (lt) February, 1960. Ray TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (It, Denton, Karen Steele. 1980 Tommy Noonan. Pete Marshall. 115 81 ROOM AT THE TOP RISING OF THE MOON, THE 1959. Laurence Har- WARNER BROS. (RI August, 1957. Frank Law - CONTINENTAL. (R) April, ten. Denis O'Day vey, Simone Signoret. 88 RIVER CHANGES, THE 91 ROONEY 1956 RA SE FII.M DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March '24. Fitzgerald. John Gregaon. Hoaaana Rory. Harold Mareach. (R, June. 1958. Barry 87 ROOTS OF HEAVEN. THE (Cs) 125 RIVERRUN (RI November. 1970. McLiam, Louise TW ENT IET II CENT1:RY-FOE. COLUMBIA. (R) April, John Flynn. Juliette Greco. Color Ober, Mark Jenkins. Color. 1958 Errol 72 87 ROSANNA (Mex.-Eng. dubbed) RIVERS EDGE. THE (Cal Podesta TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) ADnI. 1957. JACON. (It) June, 1956. Rossana Ray Mllland. Debra Paget. Anthony Quinn. Color ROSE FOR EVERYONE. A (Ital.) .. . 107 88 ROYALFILMS. i ID July. 1967. Claudia Cardinale. RIVIERA (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) Manfredo. Color. I. F. E. (R) September, 1956. Martine Carol. Color Nino ROSE TATTOO. THE (VV) 117 ROAD HOUSE GIRL (Brit.) 68 Burt Lan- Dorn. PARAMOUNT. (R) February 1958. ASTOR. (R) June, 1955. Sandra Marvell Anna Magnani. Reed. caster. ROSEMARY'S BABY 136 ROAD TO DENVER 90 Farrow, John Mona PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1968. Mia REPUBLIC. (R> June 16. 1955. John Payne. . Color. Freeman. Color. Cassavettes, ROSIEI (TE) 98 ROAD TO HONG KONG. THE 91 Rosalind Rus- Crosby. UNIVERSAL. (It) November, 1967. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1962. Bing sell. Brian Aherne. Color. Rob Hope. 76 ROTTEN TO THE CORE (Brit.) 90 ROADRACERS, THE V. (R) July. 1965. Anton Rodgers. Eric AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March. 1959. CINF,\IA Joel Lawrence Stanan Collier. Sykes ROUGE ET NOIR (Fr.) 141 ROBBER'S ROOST 82 DIST COItP. OF AMER. (R1 April. 1958 Gerard UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1955. Robert Mont- Philips. Danielle Darrieux. Color. gomery, Richard Boone. ROUGH NIGHT IN JERICHO (TS) 104 ROBBERY ...... 113 UNIVERSAL. (RI October, 1987. Dean Martin, EMBASSY. (R1 October, 1967. Stanley Taker, Jo- .lean Simmons. Color. anna Pellet. Color. ROUND TRIP 88 ROBBERY UNDER ARMS 83 CONTINENTAL DISTRIBUTING. (R) July. 1967. RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA Venantino Venantini, Ellen Faison. Color. (R) May. 1958. Peter Finch, Ronald Lewis. Color ROUNDERS. THE (P) 85 ROBIN AND THE SEVEN HOODS (P) 123 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February WARNER BItOS. (R) June, 1984. Frank Sinatra Glenn Ford. Henry Fonda. Color. Dean Martin. Color. 1965. ROUNDUP, THE (Hungarian; Eng. titles) .. no time given ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS (TS) 110 ALTURA. (R) May. 1969. Janos Gorbe, Tibor PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1984. Paul Mantee. Vic Molnar, Andras Kozak. b&w. Lundin. Color. ROUSTABOUT (TS) 101 ROCK -A -BYE (VV) 108 PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1964. Elvis Presley PARAMOUNT. (RI duly. 1958. Jerry Lewis. Mari- Barbara Stanwyck. Color. lyn MaxwelL Color. IN VERSAILLES (Fr.) 152 65 ROYAL AFFAIRS ROCK ALL NIGHT CaMares (8457 Claudette Colbert, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April. 1957. TIMES. oR> Dick Miller. Abby Dalton. ROYAL HUNT OF THE SUN (P) 113 ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK 77 NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) October. 1969. Chris- COLUMBIA. tit) April, 1956. BiB Haler, Johnny topher Plummer, Robert Shaw, Nigel Davenport. Johnston. Color. ROCK AROUND THE WORLD 71 RUMBLE ON THE DOCKS 82 AMER. INT. PICS. IItI August, 1957. Tommy COLUMBIA. (B) December. 1958. James Darren. Steele. Abby Dalton. Laurie Carroll. 94 ROCK. PRETTY BABY B9 RUN, ANGEL, RUN! l'NIVERSAL. (R) January. 1957. Ra) Mineo. FANFARE. (R) April, 1989. William Smith. John Saxon. Valerle Starett, Gene Shane. Color. ROCK. ROCK. ROCK 83 RUN FOR COVER (VV) 92 DISTRIBUTORS CORPORATION OF AMERICA PARAMOUNT. (R) April. 1955 Jame, Cagnes. (R) December. 1956 Alan Freed. Vtveca Llndfora. Color. ROCKABILLY BABY (R) 82 RUN FOR THE SUN (8S) 99 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October. 1957 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1956. Richard Virginia Field. Douglas Kennedy. Widmark Jane Omer. Color. ROOANI (lap.) 70 RUN FOR YOUR WIFE (TS) 97 DIST CORP. OF AMER. (RI August. 1957 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1968. Ugo Tog- Kenji Beware. Yumt Shirakawa. Color. nazzl, Marina Vlady. Color. ROMAN SPRING OF MRS. STONE. THE 104 RUN OF THE ARROW 85 WARNER BROS. IR) December. 1961. Vivien UNIVERSAL (R) September, 1957 Rod Steiger. Leigh, Warren Beatty. Color. Santa Montiel. Color. ROMANOFF AND JULIET 103 RUN SILENT. RUN DEEP 98 UNIVERSAL. at) March, 1961. John Gavin, UNITED ARTISTS (R) April. 1958. Clark Gable Sandra Dee. Color. Burt Lancaster. ROME ADVENTURE 119 RUN WILD, RUN FREE 100 WARNER BROS. (R) March. 1962. Troy Donahue, COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1969. John Mills, Mark Angie Dickinson. Color Lester. Sylvia Sims. Color. 138 RUNAWAY DAUGHTERS 90 ROMEO AND JULIET 81, PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1968. Leonard Whit- AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October ing, Olivia Hussey. Michael York. Color. 1956. Marl Mullah, Anna Stan. 389 Run-Sca

Length Length In Mins. In Mins. RUNNING MAN. THE (P) 193 COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1963. Laurence Harvey SAMSON AND THE SEVEN MIRACLES OF THE Lee Remick. Color. WORLD (Colorscope) 78 AMER. L' T'L. PICS. (R) 1963. Gordon Scott, RUNNING TARGET 83 Yoko Tani. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1956. Done Dowling, Arthur Franz SAMSON AND THE SLAVE QUEEN (Colorscope) 88 AMER. INT'L. PICS. (R) 1984. Alan Steel, Pierre RUNNING WILD 81 Brice. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1955. Mamie Van SAMURAI (Jag.) Doren, William Campbell, Keenan 92 Wynn. FINE ARTS. (R) November, 1855. Tomblin Mi- RUSH TO JUDGEMENT 122 tune. Color. IMPACT. (R) May, 1967. Documentary on Ken- nedy Assaslnation. SAMURAI ASSASSIN 122 TOHO-MIFUNE. (R) March. 1965. Toehiro 'S VIXEN Mifune, Kell(' Kobayashi. EVE PRODUCTIONS. (R) April, 1969. Bricks SANCTUARY (Cs) Gavin, Harrison Page. 90 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (It) March, 1961 THE RUSSIANS ARE COMING THE RUSSIANS ARE Lee Remick, Yves Montand. COMING 120 SAND PEBBLES, THE (P) 195 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1966. Carl Reiner, Eva Marie Saint. Alan 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, 1986. Steve Arkin. McQueen. Richard Attenborough. Color. RX MURDER (Cs) 65 SANDOKAN THE GREAT (T8) (Ital. dubbed) 105 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1958 Rick Jason, Marius Goring. MGM. (R) 1965. Steve Reeves, Genevieve Grad. SANDPIPER. THE (P) 116 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1965 Elizabeth e Taylor, Richard Burton. Color. SANDRA (Ital., Eno. titles) 100 S.O.S. PACIFIC 92 ROYAL FILM INTERNATIONAL (R) January UNIVERSAL. (B) Jab, 1960. Eddie Constantine, 1966. Claudia Cardinale. Michael Craig. Pier Angell. SANDS OF BEERSHEBA SO SABAKA LANDAU/UNGER. (R) May, 1986. Diane Baker 81 David Opatoahu. UNITED AItTISTS. (R) February, 1955. Boris Karlof, Reginald Denny. Color. SANDS OF KALAHARI (P) PARAMOUNT. III SABU AND THE MAGIC RING 61 (Hi November, 1965. Stuart Whit- man, ALLIED ARTISTS (R) March, 1959. Sabi), Wil- Stanley Baker. Color. liam Marshall SANTA CLAUS CONQUERS THE MARTIANS 80 SADDLE THE WIND (Ca) EMBASSY. (it) Novemuer, 1964. John Call, Leon- 84 ard METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) March. 1958 Hicks. Color. Robert Taylor, Julie London. Color. SANTA FE PASSAGE gg SAD HORSE, THE (Cs) REPUBLIC. at) May 12 1955. John Payne Faith 81 Domergue. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March. 1959 David Ladd. Chill Wills. Color. SANTIAGO 93 SAD SACK, THE (VV) 98 WARNER BRO't'lJEltn ill) Jab. 1956. Alan PARAMOUNT (R) December, 1957. Jerry Ladd. Hossein Podeata. Color. David Lewis Wayne. SAPPHIRE 92 SAFARI UNIVERSAL. (Cs) 91 (R) November, 1959. Nigel Patrick, COLUMBIA. (B) June, 1956. Victors Mature, Yvonne Mitchell. Color. Janet Leigh. Color. SATAN BUG, THE (P) 114 SAFE CRACKER. THE UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1965. George Mo- 96 tions, Richard Basehart. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) January, Color. Ray Milland, 1958 Barry Jones. SATAN NEVER SLEEPS (Ca) 128 SAFE AT HOME TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX, (R) March. 1962 83 William Holden, Clifton Webb. COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1962. Mickey Mantle Color. Roger Marls. SATAN'S SATELLITES 70 SAGA OF REPUBLIC (R) May, 1958. Judd Roldren. Aline HEMP BROWN, THE (Cs) 79 Towne. UNIVERSAL. (R) October. 1956. Rory Catboun, Beverly Garland. Color. SATCHMO THE GREAT 63 SAIL A UNITED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. Louis CROOKED SHIP 86 Armstrong, Leonard Bernstein. COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1962. Robert Wagner Dolores Hart. SATELLITE IN THE SKY (Bret) (CO 86 SAILOR WARNER BROTHERS. (R) Jab 81, 1958 FROM GIBRALTAR, THE 89 Rieron Moore. Lois Maxwell, Color. LOPERT. (R) April, 1987. Jeanne Moreau, Ian Bannen. SATURDAY NIGHT AND SUNDAY MORNING 90 SAINT Continental. (ii) March, 1961. Albert Finney, JOAN IIB . UNITED ARTISTS (RI June, 1957. Richard Wid- mark, Richard Todd. SAVAGE GUNS, THE (Metroscope) MGM. (It) 1962. Richard Basehart, Don Taylor ST. VALENTINE'S DAY MASSACRE, Color. TWENTIETH THE (P) , 100 CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1967. INNOCELTS Jason Bobards, George Segal. SAVAGE (T-70) III Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1981. Anthony 78 Quinn. Yoko Tani. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. Beddoe, Ellen 1962. Don SAVAGE PRINCESS (Indian) 101 Corby. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1955. Dilip SALESMAN 90 Kumar, Mirami. Color. MAYSLES. (R) April, 1969. Paul Brennan Charles SAVAGE SAM 103 McDevitt, James Baker, b&w. SUENA Vt iA. (R) June. 1966. Brian Keith, Tommy Kirk. Color. SALT AND PEPPER 101 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1968. Sammy SAVAGE SEVEN, THE g7 Davis, Jr., Peter Lawford, Michael Bates. Color. AJIERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May, 1968 Robert Walker Jr., Adam Roarke. Color. SALT OF THE EARTH 104 INDEPENDENT PRODUCTIONS. (R) October, SAY ONE FOR ME (Cu) 119 1985. Rosvara Revueltas, Juan Charon. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1959 Bing Crosby, Debblle Reynolds. Color. SALTO (Polish: Eng. Titles) 104 KANAWHA. (R) August, 1966. Zbigniew Cybulaki, SAYONARA (Teehnlrama) 147 Gustav Holoubek. WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1957. Marlon Brando. Patricia Owen. Color. SAM WHISKEY 96 SCALPHUNTERS, THE 102 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1969. Burt Rey- nolds, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1968. Burt Lan- Clint Walker, Oasis Davis. Color. caster, ()sale Davis. Color. SAMAR 89 SCANDAL. INC 79 WARNER BROS. (R) May. 1961. George Mont- REPUBLIC. (R) October 12, 1956. Robert Hut- gomery, Gilbert Roland. Color. ton. Paul Richards. 390 Sca-Ser

Length Length Mins. In Mlns. la 95 92 SECRET INVASION, THE (P) SCAPEGOAT. THE 1964. Stewart METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August. 1959 UNITED ARTIST. (R) October Ale. Guinness. Bette Davis. Oranger, Rat Vallone. Color. 92 101 SECRET .... SCARLET COAT. THE (Cs) st. 1968.E August 19 TWENTI TH CENTURY -FOX. R)FAu6 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Anne Jackson, Patrick O'Neal. 1955. Cornet Wilde, Michael Wilding. Anne Fran- Walter Matthau, cis. George Sanders. Color. Color. 70 95 SCARLET HOUR, THE (VV) (R) October, 1961. Ron Foster, PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1956. Carol Ohmari, UNITED ARTISTS. Tom Tryon, Jody Lawrence. Barry Kelly. OF MAGIC ISLAND 63 SCAVANGERS, THE 79 SECRET Fantasy ROACH. (R) October. 1959. Vince Edwards, Carol EMBASSY. (R) April, 1965. Children's Obmart. Color. 94 SECRET OF MY SUCCESS. THE (P) 112 SCHOOL FOR SCOUNDRELS 1985 CONTINENTAL. (R) July. 1980. Ian Carmichael, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (It) October, Terry -Thomas. Shirley Jones. Stella Stevens. Color. 94 SANTA VITTORIA (P) 139 SCRATCH HARRY SECRET OF Anthony CANNON. (R) August, 1989. Harry Walker Staff, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1969. Victoria Wilde, Christine Kelly. Color. Quinn, Anna Magnani, Virna Ltsi. Color. (Cs) 80 SCREAM AND SCREAM AGAIN 95 SECRET OF THE PURPLE REEF, THE AMER. INT. PICS. (R) February, 1970. Vincent TWE1960. Price, Christopher Lee, Peter Cushing. Color. NJeff Richard , Margie Dean. Color.October MOUNTAIN 88 SCREAMING EAGLES 8s SECRET OF TREASURE Burr, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 27, 1968. Tom COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1956. Raymond Tryon. Jan Merlin. William Prince. 91 SCREAM OF FEAR 81 SECRET PARTNER, THE COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1961. Susan Straa- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1961. berg. Ronald Lewis. Stewart Granger, Haya Harareet. SCREAMING MIMI 79 SECRET PLACE, THE 81 COLUMBIA (R) April. 1958. Anita Ekberg, Phil RANK R) February, 1958. Belinda Lee. Ronald Carey. Latvia. SCREAMING SKULL, THE 70 SECRET SEVEN, THE (TE) 94 AMERICAN LNTERNATIONAL. (It) August. 1958. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) May 1966. Tony Alex Nicol, John Hudson. Russell. Helga Line. Color. SEA CHASE. THE (Cs) 117 SECRET VENTURE (Brit.) 88 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) June 4 1955. John REPUBLIC. (R) November 10, 1955. Kent Taylor, Wayne Lana Turner. Color. Jane Hylton. SEA GULL. THE 141 SECRET WAR OF HARRY FRIGG, THE (TE) 110 WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) December, 1988. UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1968. Paul Newman. James Mason, Simone Signoret, Vanessa Redgrave. Sylvia Koscina. Color. Color. SECRET WAYS, THE 112 SEA PIRATE. THE ...... 83 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1981. Richard W1d- PARAMOUNT. (R)- September, 1967. Antonella mark. Sonia Zlemann. Lualdi, Terence Morgan. Color. SECRET WORLD 94 SEA SHALL NOT HAVE THEM, THE (Brit.) . gl 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1969. Jacqueline UNITED ARTISTS. (RI June 1955. Michael Red - Bisset, Oiselle Pascal, Pierre Zimmer. Color,, grave Dirk Bogarde. 73 SECRETS OF LIFE SEA WIFE, THE (Cs) 82 BUENA VISTA. (R) November 20. 1956. True TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1957 Lite Adventure. Color. Richard Burton, Joan Collins. Color. SECRETSMGM(R)161.Rory MONTE THE o cope) SEANCE ON A WET AFTERNOON 115 Calhoun. Color. November, 1964. Kim Stanley, ARTIXO. (R) 72 Richard Attenborough. SECRETS OF THE REEF (R) July, 1958. Life Under- SEARCH FOR BRIDEY MURPHY, THE (VV) 84 CONTINENTAL. PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1956. Louis Hayward, water. Color. Teresa Wright. SECRET WAYS, THE 112 April 1961. Richard Widmark, SEARCHERS. THE (VV) 119 UNIVERSAL. (R) WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 28, 1958. John Sonja Zlemann. Wayne. Jeffrey Hunter, Vera Miles. Color. 128 SEDUCEDCONTINENTAL.A 1964. Stefanie Sand- 92 R)OJuly, SEASON OF PASSION relli, Sato Urxl. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) October. 1981.. Ernest Borgnlne, Anne Baxter. SEMINOLE UPRISING 74 COLUMBIA. (11r May 1955. George Montgomery SEBASTIAN 100 Karin Booth. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1968. Dirk Bogarde Susannah York. Color. SEND ME NO FLOWERS 100 November. 1964. Rock Hudson, AGENT IN THE WHOLE UNIVERSAL. (R) SECOND BEST SECRET 98 Doris Day. Color. WIDE WORLD, THE (Brit.) EMBASSY (R) November. 1905. Tom Adams. SENIOR PROM 82 Iaarel Stepanek. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) January. 1959. Jill Corey. Paul Hampton. SECOND GREATEST SEX, THE (Cs) 87 UNIVERSAL. (R) December. 1955. Jeanne Crain. SEPARATE TABLES 98 George Nader. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (Ri February, 1959. Deborah K.'rr, Rita Hayworth. SECOND TIME AROUND (Cs) 99 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November. 1961. Deb- SEPTEMBER STORM (Cs) 119 bie Reynolds, Steve Forrest. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1980. Joanne Dru, Mark Stevens. Color. SECONDS 106 PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1966. Rock Hudson, SERAFINO (Italian: Eng. titles) 98 Salome Jena. ROYAL. (R) May, 1970. Adriano Celentano, Fran - Romana Coluzzi. Color. SECRET AGENT FIREBALL 89 cesca AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) December. SER NOT DIE 84 1965. Richard Harrison, Dominique Boachero. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) E 1961. Docu- SECRET AGENT SUPER DRAGON 95 mentary. Color. UNITED SCREEN ARTS. (R) May 80, 1986. Bey SERENADE 121 Denton, Marisa ?dell. Color. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) April 21, 1956. Joan Fontaine, Suite Montle. SECRET CEREMONY 109 Mario Lanza, UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1989. Elizabeth Color. Taylor, Mia Farrow. Robert Mitchum. Color. THE 107 SERGEANT, 1969. 89 WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (H) January. SECRET DOOR, THE Law, Ludmila M(kael. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) 1988. Robert Rotten, Rod Steiger, John Phi1Rp Martin Benson. Color. Color. 391 Ser -She

Length In Mins. Length In Mina. (P) SI 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD, THE AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) August, 1965 (Dynamation) 89 Frankie Amazon, CO/.UMIsIA. tit, December, 195e. Kerwin Mathews Deborah Walley. Color. Kathryn Grant. Culot. SERGEANT RUTLEDGE Ill SEX AND THE SINGLE GIRL WARNER BROS. (R) May, 1980. 114 NAILVKK laiton. ill) January, 1966. Tony Cur - SERGEANT RYKER 88 Ds. Natalie Wood. Color. UNIVERSAL. February, 1968. Lee SEX Mlles. Color. OF ANGELS, THE (TE) 104 LOPERT. (R) December, 1969. Rosemarie Dexter SERGEANT WAS A LADY. THE Laura Troschel. Color. UNIVERSAL. 72 (R) November. 1961. Martin West SEA KITTENS GO ro Venetia Stevenson. COLLEGE . 64 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1960. Mamie Van SERGEANT'S 3 (P) 1)2 Doren, Tuesday Welts. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1982. Prank SHACK Sinatra, Dean Martin. OUT ON 101 80 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December 1955. SERVANT, 4. Terry THE 115 Moore, Frank Lovejoy. Keenan Wynn. LANDAU. tit) March, 1964. Dirk Bogarde. Fox. Janina SHADOW MAN 77 LIPPERT. (R) October 16, 1968. Cesar Romero SEVEN ANGRY MEN gg SHADOW OF FEAR ALLIED ARTISTB.(R) March 27 1955. Raymond (Brit.) 78 Massey Debra Paget. UNITED ARRTISTS. (R) June, 1956. Mona Free- man. Jean Kent. SEVEN CITIES OF GOLD (On) 108 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, SHADOW Of THE CAT, THE 79 1955. Richard Egan, Michael Rennie. Jeffrey INIVERSAL. (R) June, 1961. Andre Morell, Hunter, Anthony Quinn, Rita Moreno. Color. Barbara Shelley. SHADOW OF SEVEN DAYS FROM SUNDOWN 88 THE EAGLE (Brit.) 93 UNIVERSAL. (R) September. 1960. Audis Murphy, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1955. Richard Venetia Stevenson. Color. Greene, . SEVEN DAYS IN MAY 120 SHADOW ON THE WINDOW. THE 73 PARAMOUNT. (It) February. 1964. Burt Lan- COLUMBIA. (R) March. 1957. Phil Carey, Betty caster, Kirk Douglas. Garrett. SEVEN DWARFS TO THE SHAGGY DOG, THE 104 RESCUE, THE Se BUENA CHILDHOOD. (R) January. 1965. Romana Podes - V181A. lit) April, 1959. Fred MacMurray ta, Roberto Rialto. Jean Hagen. Color. SHAKE SEVEN FACES OF DR. LAO 100 HANDS WITH THE DEVIL 110 METIIU-GOLDWY.N-MA YETI. (R) March, 1964 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1959. Jamee Cagney, Tony Randall. Arthur O'Connell. Color. Dun Murray SEVEN GOLDEN MEN 87 SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROCK 77 WARNER B1108.-7 ARTS. (R) May, 1989 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October 31, Rosanna Podesta, Philippe Leroy, Gastone Moschin 1956. Fats Domino, Lisa Gaye. Color. SHAKEDOWN, THE 91 SaYEN GUNS TO MESA 69 UNIVERSAL (R) Februer>. 1961 Terence Mor- ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1958. Charles gan, Hazel Court. Qutnlivan, Lola Albright. SHAKESPEARE SEVEN HILLS WALLAH 115 OF ROME (T) 107 MERCHANT IVORY PRODUCTIONS (R) March METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) January. 1958 22. 1968. Shashi Kapoor. . Mario Lanza, Renato Reecel. Color. SHAKIEST GUN IN THE WEST, THE (T) 101 103 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1963. Don Knotts, COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1959. Edmund O'Brien, bara Bar- Joanne Dru. Rhoades. Color. SHALAKO SEVEN LITTLE 113 FOYS, THE (VV) 95 CINERAMA. (R) November, 1968. Sean Connery PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1955. Bob Hope, Milly Brigitte Bardot, Stephen Vitale. Color. Boyd. Color. SEVEN SHAME (Swedish; Eng. titles) 100 MEN FROM NOW 78 LOPERT. WARNER BItOT11 (R) January, 1969. LW Ullman, Max ERR (R) August 4, 1958 Von Sydow, Gunnar Bjornstrand. Color. Randolph Scott. Gail Russell. Color. SHAMELESS OLD LADY, SEVEN SEAS TO CALAIS (Ca) THE (Fr.; Eng. Titles) 95 99 CONTINENTAL. (R) September, 1988. Sylvie METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1968 Rod Taylor. . Malka Klbovaka. SEVEN SURPRISES SHARKFIGHTERS, THE (Cs) 73 77 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1958. Vtetor QUARTET LNT. (R) September, 1964. Claude Mature, Jutra, Wallace Jensen. Color. Karen Steele. Color. SHE (Cs) 105 SEVEN THIEVES (Cs) 102 METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER. (R) June, 1965. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (K) January, 1960 Edward G. Robinson. Rod Steiger. SHE -CREATURE. 77 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) SEVEN WAYS FROM SUNDOWN July 25 LNIVRItS.-tt. 86 1956. Marla English, Chester Morris. 1 it) September. 1940. Audte Murphy. Barry Sullivan. Color. SHE -DEVIL. THE 77 TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) April. 1957 SEVEN WOMEN (P) 93 Marl Blanchard, Albert Dekker. MKTHO-UOLDWYN-MAYER (R) January. 1966 Anne Bancroft. Sue Lyon. Color. SHE GODS OF SHARK REEF 65 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) August. 1958 SEVEN WOMEN FROM HELL (Cs) 88 Don Durant. Lisa Mantel'. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1961 Patricia Owens, Denise Darcel. SHE PLAYED WITH FIRE 93 COLUMBIA. (R) September. 1958. Jack Hawkins SEVEN YEAR ITCH, THE (Cs) 105 Arlene Dahl. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) Marilyn June, 1955 SHEEP HAS FIVE LEGS, THE (Fr.) 95 Monroe, Tom Ewell. Color. UMPO. (R) Auguet, 1965. Feruaddel. 7TH CAVALRY 73 SHEEPMAN, THE (Cs) 35 COLUMBIA. (B) December. 1958. Randolph MGM (it) May. 1958. Glenn Ford. Shirley Mac - Scott, Barbara Hale. Color. Laine. Color.

7TH DAWN. THE 128 SHELL SHOCK 75 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1984. William llo). PARADE. (R) February. 1964. Beach Dickerson den, Susannah York. Color. Carl Crnw. SHENANDOAH SEVENTH JUROR, THE (Fr., Eng. titles) 105 TRANS 90 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1965. James Stewart, -LUX. (R, January. 1964. Daniele De - Lome, Bernard Blue. Doug McClure. Color. S GIRL. (Simmons)D SEVENTH SIN, THE (Cs) THE (SAaons) (Chinese. Eng. 94 F s) 105 METRO-UOLDWYN-MAYER June, 1967. El- eai,ot Parker, ti) FRANK LEE (R) September, 1985. Julie Yell Pena. Bill Travers. Kman Shan. Color. 392 She-Sku

Length Length In Mine. In Mint. SHERIFF OF FRACTURED JAW. THE (Cs) 103 SILKEN AFFAIR, THE (Brit.) 99 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January. 1959. DIST. CORP. OF AMER. (R) November. 195T Kenneth More. Jayne Mansfield. Color. David Niven, Genevieve Page. SHIP OF FOOLS ...... 150 BILK SITOKINGSRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER 117 COLUMBIA. (R) September. 1965. Oskar Werner, (R) July. 1957. Fred Simone Signoret. Astaire, Cyd Charles.. Color. SHIP THAT DIED OF SHAME. THE (Brit.)... . 79 SILVER CHALICE, THE (Cs) 137 CONTINENTAL. (R) August, 1956. Richard At- WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 5, 1955 tenborough, George Baker. Virginia Mayo, Jack Palance. Color. SHIP WAS LOADED, THE 81 SILVER STAR. THE 73 GEORGE K. ARTHUR. (R) September, 1959. Da- LIPPERT. (B) March 25. 1955. Edgar Bochaoaa, vid Tomlinson, Peggy Cummins. Marie Windsor. SHOCK CORRIDOR 101 SIMBA (Brit.) e9 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1963. Peter Breck LIPPERT. (R) September 9, 1955. Dirk Bogarde Constance Towers. Color. SHOCK TREATMENT (Ca) 94 SIMON AND LAURA (Brit.) eI TWENT' "i'll CRNTIrRY-FOX. (RI February UNITED ARTISTS (It) July, 1958. Peter Finch, 1984. Stunt Whitman, Kay Kendall. Color. SHOCK TROOPS (French, English titles) . (time not given) SIMON OF THE DESERT (Mex. dubbed) 45 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1968. Jean ALTURA FILMS. (R) August, 1968. , Claude Brialy, Bruno Cremer, . Color Claudio Brook. B & W. SHOES OF THE FISHERMAN 157 SINCERELY YOURS 115 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Special. An- WARNER BROTHERS. (R) November 26. 1955 thony Quinn, David Janssen. Oskar Werner. Color. Liberace, Joanne Dru, Dorothy Malone. Color. SHOOT-OUT AT MEDICINE BEND 87 SINFUL DAVEY 95 WARN alt BROS. IRi May. 1957. itandoiph Scott UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1969. John Hurt, James Craig. Pamela Franklin, Nigel Davenport. Color. SHOP ON MAIN STREET. THE (Czeeh., Eng. Titles) 128 SING AND SWING 75 PIIOIIINENT. (R) January. 1966. Josef Kroner, Ida UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1964. David Hem - Kamineka. John Pike. SHORT CUT TO HELL (VV) 89 SING BOY SING (Cs) 91 PARAMOUNT (R) September. 195T. Robert Ivens, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) January, 1958 Georgann Johnson. Tommy Sands. Lill Gentle. SHOT GUN 80 SINGER, NOT THE SONO. THE (Cs) 129 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 24. 1956. Sterling PARAMOUNT. (B) January. 1961 John Mills Hayden, Yvonne de Carlo. Color. Dirk Bogarde. Color. SHOT IN THE DARK. A (P) lei SINGING NUN, THE (P) 98 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July, 1964. Peter Sal- METItO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1966 lera. Elke Sommer. Color. Debbie Reynolds, Ricardo Montalban. Color. SHOWDOWN 79 SINK THE BISMARCK! (Ca) 97 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1963. Audio Murphy TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, Kathleen Crowley. 1960. Kenneth More, Dana Wynter. SHOWDOWN AT ABILENE 80 SINS OF POMPEII (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 73 UNIVERSAL. (R) October. 1956. Jock Mahoney VISUAL DRAMA. (R) December, 1955. Mich- Martha Byer. Color. eline Prelle, George Marchal. SHOWDOWN AT BOOT HILL (Rs) 71 SINS OF RACHEL CADE. THE 123 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1958 WARNER BROS. (R) April, 1961. Angle Dickin- Charles Bronson, Robert Hutton. son, Peter Finch. Color. SHRIKE, THE 88 SISTERS, THE (Greek; English titles) 95 UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1955. Jose Ferrer, BRENNER. March, 1969. Petros Fissoun, Elli June Allyson. Fotiou, Nicos Rizos. b&w. SHUTTERED ROOM. THE ..... 100 SITUATION HOPELESS -BUT NOT SERIOUS 97 WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) January. PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1965. Alec Guinness, 1968. Gig Young. Carol Lynley. Color. Michael Connors. SICILIAN CLAN, THE (P) (French, Eng. titles) .... 121 SIX BLACK HORSES 80 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1970. Jean Gabin, UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1962. Audle Murphy. Dan Alain Delon. Color. Duryea. Color. SIEGE OF SYRACUSE (D) 97 SIX BRIDGES TO CROSS 56 PARAMOUNT. (R) February. 1962. Romano Breast UNIV e.ItSAL. (B) February. 1055. Tony Curtis, Tina Louise. Color. Julie Adams. SIEGE OF THE SAXONS 85 SIX DAYS TO ETERNITY 88 COLUMBIA. (It) August, 1963. Janette Scott P.W. Documentary. (R) October, 1968. Color. Ronald Lewis. Color. (P) 101 SIERRA BARON (Cs) 80 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) June. 1904. Cliff Rob- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July. 1955 ertson, George Brian Keith. Rick Jason. Color. Chaklris. Color. SIERRA STRANGER 74 SKABENGA el COLUMBIA. (R) May. 1957. Howard Duff, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 29. 1955. Documen- Gloria McGhee. tary. SIGN OF THE GLADIATOR (Colorscape) 92 SKI FEVER 98 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (RI October, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1969. Martin 1959. Anita Ekberg, George Marshall. Color. Miller, Claudia Martin, Frankie Avalon. Color. SIGN OF ZORRO. THE 91 SKI ON THE WILD SIDE 104 BUENA VISTA. (RI June. 1960. Guy Williams, SIGMA III. (R) August. 1967. Documentary. Color SIGNPOST TO MURDER (P) 74 SKI (P) M METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, AMARTYERICA N INTERNATIONAL. (R) June, 1965. 1965. Joanne Woodward, Stuart Whitman. Frankie Avalon, Dwayne Hickman. Color. SILENCE, THE (Sw.. Eng. titles) 95 SKI TROOP ATTACK SI JANUS. (R) February, 1964. Ingrid Thulin, Gun- THE FILM GROUP. (B) May. 1980. Frank Woift, nel Lindblom. Michael Forrest. SILENCERS, THE 105 SKIDOO 98 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1986. Dean Martin. Stella PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1968. Jackie Stevens. Color. Gleason, Carol Channing. Frankie Avalon. Color. SILENT ENEMY, THE 91 SKULL, THE (TE) 83 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1958. Laurence Har- PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1965. Peter Cushing. vey, Dawn Addams. Patrick Wymark Color. SILENT WORLD, THE 80 SKULLDUGGERY (P) 105 COLUMBIA. (Rl Jan., 1957. Deep Sea Docu- UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1970. Burt Reynolds, mentary. Color. Susan Clark Color. 393 Sky -Sor

Lenstn Length In Mint In Mint. SKY ABOVE, THE MUD BELOW, THE 90 BNOWFIRE A AVCO EMBASSY. (R) 1962. Narrated by William ALLIED ARTISTS (R) May 16. 1958. Molly Mc- Peacock. Color. Gowan, Dun McGowan. Color. SLANDER 81 SO THIS IS PARIS 96 METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) Jan. 18, 1957. LNI% LLRSAL )R) January, 1955. Tony Curtis. Van Johnson, Ann Blyth. Gloria at Clasen. Color. SLAUGHTER ON TENTH AVENUE 82 SODOM AND GOh.ORRAH (Cs) 154 UNIVERSAL (R) November. 1957 Richard Egan, TWENTIETH CENTURY -NOR. (R) January. 1983 Jan Starting. Stewart Granger. Pier Angell. Color. SLAVE, THE (Cs) 110 SOFT SKIN, THE (Fr., Eng. titles) 120 METRO-OOLDWYN-MATER. (R) May. 1983. CINEMA V. tR) October. 1981 Jean Desailly Steve peeves. Jacques Berner;. Color. Franeutee Uorlaas SLAVE TRADE IN THE WORLD TODAY 88 SOL MADRID (P) 90 1IEADE-STERLLNO. (R) November, 1964. Docu- MGM. (It) February, 1168. David McCallum, Stella mentary. Color. Stevens. Color. SLAVES 110 SOLDIcn IN TM.. RAIN 88 CONTINENTAL. (R) September, 1969. Stephen ALLIED AItTIITS. (R) November. 1963. Jackie Boyd, Dionne Warwick, Ossle Davis. Color. Gleason. Steve McQueen. SLEEPING BEAUTY (T) 75 SOLDIER OF FORTUNE (co 96 BUENA VISTA. (R) March. 1959. Animated. Color TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1955 Clark Gable. Susan Hayward. Color. SLEEPING BEAUTY (Ger.. Eng. Dubbed) 70 CHILDHOOD PRODUCTIONS. (R) October, 1965 SOLID GOLD CADILLAC, THE 99 Fantasy. Color. COLUMBIA. (B) October, 1956. Judy Holliday. Paul Douglas. SLEEPING BEAUTY ballet 90 ROYAL FILMS INTL. (R) April 1968. Alla Sisova, (T) 189 Yuri Solovien. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December. 1959. VIII Brynner, Gina Lullobrlglda. Color. SLEEPING CAR MURDER, THE (Fr., Eng. TItles) .. 90 SEVEN ARTS (it) February, 1988. Simone Signo- SOME CAME RUNNING. (Cs) 127 ret, Yves Montand. METRO-GOLDN I'N -MATER. (RI January, 1959. Frank Sinatra. Shirley MacLalne. Color. SLENDER THREAD, THE 98 l'aramound. (It) January. 1966. Sidney Pottier, SOME LIKE IT HOT 120 Anne Bancroft. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1059. Marilyn Mon- roe. Pony Curtis. SLIGHTLY SCARLET (SS) 90 ItKO RADIO. (R) February 8, 1956. John Payne, SOME KIND OF NUT 89 Arlene Dahl, Rhonda Fleming. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1969. Dick Van Dyke, Angle Dickinson, Rosemary Forsyth. Color. SLIM 82 CARTER SOMESODV UP UNIVERSAL (R) November, 1957. Jock Mahoney THERE LIKES ME. Ila Julie Adams. METRO-GOLDWYN-MA I ER. (R) Special. 1957. Paul Newman. Pier Angell SLOGAN (French; English titles) 94 ROYAL. (It) April, 1970. Serge Gainsbourg, Jane SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE 112 Birkln. Color. NATIONAL GENERAL. (I() September, 1970. An- gela Lansbury, Michael York. Color. SMALL WORLD OF SAMMY LEE, THE 105 SEVEN A!ITS. (It) August. 1983. Anthony Newley SOME& MING OF VALUE 118 Julia Foster. METRO -GOLD W YN -MA YER (R) June, 1957. Ruck Hodson. Dana Wynter. SMALLEST SHOW 80 ON EARTH, THE (Brit.) SOMETHING TIMES (R) November, 1957. Bill Travers. Tit - WILD 112 alma McKenna. UNITEL ARTISTS. (R) May, 1961. Carroll Baker. Ralph Meeker. SMILES OF A SUMMER NIGHT (Swed.) 108 RANK IR) February 1958. Vila Jacobson, Eva SON OF A GUNFIGHTER (Cs.) 92 Dahlbeck. METRO-GOLDWYN-MA VER. (R) May 1966. Russ Tamblyn, Kteron Moore. Color. SMILEY (Aust.) (CS) 91 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January SON OF CAPTAIN BLOOD, THE 88 1957. Ralph Richardson. Colin Peterson. Color. I AltAMOUNT. (It) April. 1984. Bean Flynn, Allessandra Panaro. Color. SMILEY GETS A GUN (Cs) 89 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1959 SON OF FLUBBER 100 Keith Calvert, Dame Sybil Thomdlke. Color. BUENA VISTA. (R) February, 1963. Fred McMur- ray, Nancy Olson. SMITH! 112 BUENA VISTA. (R) April, 1989. Glenn Ford, SON OF, ROBIN HOOD, THE (Cs) 81 Nancy Olson, Dean Jagger. Color. TWENTIETH CENTUItI-ILX. (R) July, 1959 Al Benson. June Laeerlck. Color. SMOKE SIGNAL 88 UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1955. Dana Andrews SON OF SAMSON (Total Scope) 89 Piper Laurie. Color. MEDALLION. (R) 1961. Mark Forest, Chelo Alonso Color. SMOKY 105 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, 1966. Fops SON OF SINBAD (88) 88 Parker. Diana Hyland. Color. RR() RADIO. ,R) June 1, 1955. Dale Robertson, Sally Forrest. SNAKE WOMAN, THE 68 Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) 1961. John McCarthy, SON OF SPARTACUS, THE (Ital. dubbed) 102 Susan Travers. MGM. (It) 1962. Steve Reeves, Jacques Sornas. SNIPER'S RIDGE (Cs) 81 SONG AND THE SILENCE, THE 80 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1961 CLOVERHOUSE. (It) February. 1989. Annita Jack Ding, Stanley Clemente. Koutsouvell, Harry Rubin, Jim Murphy. b&w. SNORKEL, THE 74 SONG OVER MOSCOW N COLUMBIA. (R) July 1958. Peter Van Eyck. Bet - ARTK'NG. (R) November 1984. Herbert Heppe - ta St. John. port. Olga Zabollnka. Colar SNOW QUEEN, THE 70 SONG WITHOUT END (Cs) 130 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1960. Cartoon Feature. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1989. Dirk Bogarde, Color. Capucine. Color. SNOW TREASURE 85 SONS AND LOVERS (Oa) ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1988. James TWENTIETH CENT -sox. (R) August, 1960. Franciscos, Rente Nielsen, Paul Austad. Color. Trevor Howard, Dean Stockwell.

SNOW WAS BLACK, THE (Fr.) 104 SONS OF KATIE ELDER, THE (P) 128 CONTINENTAL. (E) November. 1956. Daniel PARAMOUNT. (It) June, 1985. John Wayne. Data (lean. Martin. Color.

SNOW WHITE (Ger. Eno. Dubbed) 74 SORCERERS. THE 87 CHILDHOOD PRODUCTIONS. (R) October. 1965 ALLIED AR'T'ISTS. (II) January, 1968. Baru Kar - Fantasy. Color. loll, Catherine Lacey. Color. 107 SNOW WHITE AND (CO SORORITY GIRL 6g TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1661 AMER. INT. PICS. (R) October, 1957. Susan Carol Relas, The Three Stooges. Color. Cabot. Disk Miller. 394 Sou-Sti

Length Legg* In Ming. In mina. SOUND AND THE FURY, THE (Cs) 115 SPY IN YOUR EYE 88 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1959 AM EItllAN INTERNATIONAL (R) December, Yul Brynner. Joanne Woodward. Color. 1965. Breit Halsey. l'ler Angell. Color. SOUND OF LAUGHTER, THE 75 SPY WHO CAME IN FROM THE COLD. THE 112 UNION. (R) December, 1963. Ed Wynn, Bing PAItA5IOUNT. (RI February, 1968. Richard Burton. Crosby and All Star Cast. Claire Bloom. SOUND OF MUSIC THE (Todd-Ae) 171 SPY WITH A COLD NOSE THE N TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) Special. March E\1BASSY. (It) December, 1968. Laurence Harvey 1965. Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer. Color. Lionel Jeirles. Color. SOUTH PACIFIC Teuu-40, 171 SPY WITH MY FACE. THE 88 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1958. M ET ItO-COLDLY TN -II A TER. (R) February, 1968 Special. Rossano Brazil, Mitzi Gaynor. Color. Robert Vaughn, Senta Berger. Color. 104 SOUTHERN STAR. THE SQUAD CAR 82 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1989. George Segal, Ursula TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, Andress, Orson Welles. Color. 1900 Paul Briar, Viri Real. SPACE CHILDREN, THE 69 PARAMOUNT (R) June. 1958. Adam Williams, SQUARE JUNGLE, THE 88 Michel Ray. UNIVERSAL. (RI January. 1956. Tony Curtis, Ernest Borgnlne, Pat Crowley. SPACE MASTER X-7 (Rs) 71 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) June. 1958 SQUARE RING, THE (Brit.) 76 RIII Wl loam. Lan Thomas REPUBLIC. (R) January 28. 1955. Jack Warner Robert Realty. SPACE FLIGHT I -CI (Brit.) 65 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) 1985. Bill Williams, STAGE STRUCK 05 Norma West. BUENA VISTA (R) March, 1958. Henry Fonda, Susan Strasherg Color. SPACEMAN'S 78 LIPPERT. (B) August 7. 1953. Howard Duff, Eva STAGE TO THUNDER ROCK (TS) 82 Bartok PARAMOUNT (BI June. 1989. Barry Sullivan, Marilyn Maxwell. Color. SPANISH AFFAIR, THE (VV) 95 PAItA5lOUNT (R) October, 1957. Richard Kiley, STAGECOACH (Cs) 114 Carmen Sevilla. Color. T\\ RNTIETI1-CENTURY-FOX (R) May -June 1966. Ann -Margret, lied Buttons, Bing Crosby. SPANISH GARDENER. THE (VV) 95 RANK (RI October, 1957. Dirk Bogarde, Jon STAGECOACH TO DANCER'S ROCK 72 Witeley. l'NIVI.IRSAL. (R) October. 1962. Warren Stevens. SPARROWS CAN'T SING 93 Martin Landau. Janus. (RI May, 1963. James Booth. Barbara STAGECOACH TO FURY 70 Windsor. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 198 1956 Forrest Tucker, Mari Blanchard. SPARTACUS (T.70) . UNIVERSAL. (R) Special. October, 1960..Kirk STAIRCASE (P) 98 Douglas. Laurence Olivier. Color. 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) August. 1969. Richard Burton, Rex Harrison. SPECIAL DELIVERY 86 Color. COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1955. Joseph Cotten. STAKEOUT ON DOPE STREET U Eva Bartok. WARNER BROTHERS (B) April, 1958. Yale Wexler. Jonathan Liane. SPEED CRAZY 75 AWED ARTISTS. (RI May, 1959. Brett Halsey. STALKING MOON. THE 109 Tvnnne Llme. NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) January, 1989. Eva Marte Saint, Gregory Peck, Robert Forster. Color. SPEEDWAY ...... 100 MGM. (R) June, 1968. Elvis Presley, Nancy'Bin- STAR! 1 75 atra. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October 72 1968. Julie Andrews, Richard Crenna, Michael SPIDER. THE Craig. Color. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (RD October. 19513 Ed Kammer. June Kenny. STAR IN THE DUST so 95 UNIVERSAL. (H) June. 1956. John Agar. Mamie SPINOUT (P) Van Duren. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MEYER. (R) November, 1966. Elvis Presley. Shelley Fibres. Color. STAR IS BORN. A (Ca) 54 145 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 22. 1955 SPIRAL ROAD, THE Judy Garland, Jame, Mason. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1982. Rock Hudson, Burl Ives. Color. STAR OF INDIA 84 100 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1956. Cornel SPIRIT IS WILLING, THE Wilde. Jean Wallace. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) July. 1967. Sid Caesar, Vera Mlles. Color. START THE REVOLUTION WITHOUT ME 98 (Cs) 135 WARNER BROS. (R) February, 1970. Gene Wilder, SPI LOUIS. Donald Sutherland. Color. WWARNERS (111 April H 20 1957. James Stewart. Color STATE FAIR (Cs) 118 SPIRITS DEAD 117 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April. 1962 AMER. TNT. P CS. (R) July, 1969. Brigitte Bar- Pat Boone, Bobby Darla. Color. Color. dot, Alain Delon, Jane Fonda. STATION SIX SAHARA e9 SPLENDOR IN THE GRASS 124 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1964. Carroll WARNER BROS. (BI October. 1981. Natalie Wood, Baker, lan Hannan. Pat finale. Color. STAY AWAY, JOE 102 SPLIT, THE 91 MGM. (R) April, 1988. Elvis Presley, Burgess METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1968. Meredith. Color. Julie Harris. Color. Jim Brown, Diahann Carrol, STEEL BAYONET, THE (H) 84 SPOILERS. THE M UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March. 1958. Leo Gem, UNIVERSAL. Jeff4. Cbandler, Kleron Moore. Baxter. Gory) Calhoun.un Color. STEEL CLAW, THE N SPOILERS OF THE FOREST 68 WARNER BROS. (R) May, 1961. George Mont- REPUBLIC. (R) April 6, 1957. Rod Cameron, gomery, Chanto Luna. Color. Vera Ralston. Color. STEEL JUNGLE, THE N SPOOK CHASERS 82 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 81. 1956. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1957. Hunts Hall. Perry Lopez. Beverly Garland. Stanley Clements. 79 STEP DOWN TO TERROR 75 SPRING REUNION Hut- UNIVERSAL. (R) March. 1959. Colleen Miller, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March. 1967. Betty Charles Drake. ton. Dana Andrews. 61 STERILE CUCKOO, THE 07 1955. Leo Gor- PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1989. Liza Mine)R, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July 31, Wendell Burton. Color. sey, Huntz Hall,. 74 STILETTO 99 IN THE SKY SPY July. 1958. Steve Brodie, AVCO EMBASSY. (R) August. 1969. Alex Cord ALLIED AR'T'ISTS. (R) Britt Eckland, Patrick O'Neal. Color. Sandra trawls. 395 Sta -Sud

Length Length In Mlns. In Mina. STOLEN HOURS 100 STRANGER, THE 105 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1963. Susan PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1968. Marcello Mas- Hayward. Michael Craig. (olor. trolanni, Anna Karina. Color. STOLEN KISSES (French; Eng. titles) 90 STRANGER AT MY DOOR 86 LOPERT. (R) February, 1969. Jean Pierre Leaud, REPUBLIC. tits April 6. 1956. Macdonald Cary, Delphine Seyrlg, Michael Lonsdale. Color. Patricia Medina STOOGE, THE IOU STRANGER, IN MY ARMS, A (Cs) 83 PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1953. Dean Mar- UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1959. June Allyson, tin, Jerry Lewis. Jeff Chandler. STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH! 78 STRANGER IN TOWN (Brit.) 74 Three Stooges. ASTUR JO May. 1957. Alex Nicol, Colin COLUMBIA. (B) July, 1960. The Tapley. 105 STOP ME BEFORE 1 KILL! (M) STRANGER IN TOWN, A 90 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1961. Claude Dauphin MGM. (R) Apr11, 1968. Tony Anthony, Frank Wolf Diane Cilento. Color. STOP THE WORLD -I WANT TO GET OFF 98 STRANGER Tony Tan- KNOCKS. A (Dan., Eng. titles) 81 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 1968. TRANS -LUX (R.) March, 1965. Preen Lerdorff ner, Millicent Martin. Color. Rye. Brigitte Federspiel. STOP TRAIN 349 95 STRANGER ON HORSEBACK Joao Ferrer, 68 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1984. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1955. Joel McCrea, Sean Flynn. Miroslava. Color. STOPOVER TOKYO (Cs) 100 T\VENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October. 1957 STRANGER RETURNS, THE 90 Joan Collins. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August. 1968 Robert Wagner, Tony Anthony. Dean Midis. Daniele Vargas. Color STORM CENTER 87 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1956. Bette Davis, STRANGER'S HAND, THE (Brit.) 88 Klm Hunter. Dls'rRilituuRö CUSP. OF AMERICA. (R) March. 1955. Trevor Howard. Allds Valli. STORM FEAR 87 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1950. Cornel STRANGERS WHEN WE MEET (Ce) 117 Wilde, Jean Wallace. Dan Duryea. COLUMBIA. (B) July, 1960. Kirk Douglas, Kim Novak. Color. (Ca) 107 COLUMBIA. (B) June. 1966. Anthony Steel. St RANGLER, THE 89 Laurence Harvey. Colot. ALL11.1) ARTIuiö. (H) April, 1964. Victor Buono, David :,1cLean. STORM RIDER, THE 70 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOI. (H) Maton. 1957 STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND (VV) 114 Scott Brady. Male Powers. PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1955. James Stehart, June Allyson. Color. STORY OF A WOMAN 90 UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1970. Bibi Andersson, STRAWBERRY STATEMENT, THE 103 Robert Stack, James Farentino. Color. MOM. (R) June, 1970. Bruce Davison, Kim Darby Color. STORY OF ESTHER COSTELLO, THE 127 COLUMBIA (Tt) October, 1957. Joan Crawford, STRAY DOG (lap., Eng. titles) 122 TORO. íR) March, 1964. Toeblro Mifute. Takashi Romano Brasil. Shlmura. STORY OF MANKIND, THE 100 WARNER BROS. (It) November. 1957. Ronald STREET FIGHTER 71 Redy Lamarr. Color. SAVAGE -BRENNER. (R) October. 1959. Vic Sav- Colman, age. Ann Atmee. STORY OF RUTH, THE (Ca) 182 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (H) June. 1980. STREET OF DARKNESS 60 Stuart Whitman, Tom Tryon. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) June, 1958. Robert Keys, John Close. THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISCO, THE STORY OF STREET OF SINNERS 78 (D 132 Jourdan. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1957. George WARNER BROS. (R) June. 1962. Louis Montgomery. Geraldine Brooks. Yvonne Forneau. STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, A 122 STORY OF VICKIE (Ger.) 109 February. 1958. Romney WARNER BROS. (R) March 22, 1952. Vivien BUENA VISTA (R) Brando. Schneider. Adrian Haven. Color. Leigh, Marlon STRIPPER. STORY ON PAGE ONE, The ,Cs) 123E THE (Ca) 05 -FOX. January TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1963 TWENTIETH CENTURY (R) Woodward, 1960. luta Hayworth. An bony Francloss. Joanne Richard Beymer. STOWAWAY GIRL 87 STUDS LONIGAN 98 PARAMOUNT (RI September, 1957. Trevor How- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1960. Chris- ard. Pedro Armendaria. topher Knight. Venetia Stevenson. STOWAWAY IN THE SKY 82 STUDY IN TERROR, A 94 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1962. Jack Lemmon, COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1966. John Neville, Donald Andre Gills. Color. Houston. Color. STRAIT-JACKGT 93 WAS ROSES, THE 107 COLUMBIA. (R) January. 1164. Joan Crawford. SU BMECTETRO-GOLDWYN- MAYER. (R) November, 1968 Diane Better. Patricia Neal, Jack Albertson, Martin Sheen. Color STRANGE ADVENTURE, A 70 SUBMARINE SEAHAWK 87 REPUBLIC. tits August 24, 1956. Joan Evan*, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (H) February, Ben Cooper. 1959. John Bentley. Jan Brooks. STRANGE 106 SUBMARINE X -I 89 PARAMOUNT. R, ( ßH E September, 1968. Michael UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1969. James Caen, York, Jeremy Kamp, Susan George. Color. David Sumner. Color. STRANGE AFFECTION 87 SUBTERRANEANS, THE (Cs) 88 BRENNER. tRi November, 1959. Richard Atteo- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1960. borough, Dorotnr Leigh. Leslie Caron, George Peppard. Color. STRANGE BEDFELLOWS M ea UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1965. Rock Hudson UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September. 1959. Van Gina Lollobrigida. Color. Johnson. Hildegarde Neff. STRANGE CASE OF DR. MANNING, THE 76 SUCCESS, THE (Ital.; Eng. titles) 103 STATES-RIORTS-REPUBLIC. (R) September, AVCO EMBASSY. (R) 1965. Vittorio Gassman, 1959. Hon Randall. Went Uynt. Anouk Aimee. B & W. STRANGE INTRUDER 82 SUCCUBUS (German: Eng. titles) no time given ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) Sept. 2, 1956. Ida TRANS AMERICAN. (R) April, 1969. Janine Lupin. Edmund Purdom. Reynaud, Jack Taylor, Howard Vernon. Color. STRANGE LADY IN TOWN (Ce) II! SUCKER. THE Igl WARNER BROTHERS. (R) April 80, 1955. Greer ROYAL FILMS INTERNAT'L. (R) June, 1966. Gerson. Dana Andrews. Color. Bourvil. Louts De Fune,. Color. STRANGE ONE. THE 07 SUDDEN DANGER 65 COLUMBIA. (B) May, 1957. Ben Ganasce. Julie ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December 18, 1955. B111 Wilson. Elliott, Tom Drake. 396 Sud-Tak

Length Length to Mine. In Mina. SWEET LIGHT IN A DARK ROOM (Czech; Eng SUDDENLY, 'LAST SUMMER 114 83 COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1960. Elisabeth Taylor Titles) Katharine Hepburn. PROMENADE. (R) June. 1968. Dana Smutna, Ivan Mistrlk. 75 82 AMER. INT. PICS. (R) February, 1958. Michael SWEET LOVE. BITTER Connors, Jewell Lain. FILM 2 ASSOCIATES. (R) January. 1967. Dick Gregory. Don Murray. 70 SUICIDE MISSION 114 COLUMBIA. (B) November. 1950. Lait Lamm, SWEET NOVEMBER Michael Aidridge. WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) April, 1968 Sandy Dennis. Anthony Newley. Color. SULLIVAN'S EMPIRE 83 SWEET RIDE, THE 110 UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1967. Martin Milner 1969 Linden Chiles. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, Tony Franciosa, Michael Banaxin, Jacqueline Bisset SUMMER AND SMOKE 118 Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1962. Geraldine SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS 96 Page, Laurence Harvey. Color. UNITED ARTISTS (R) June. 1957. Burt Lances SUMMER LOVE 85 ter. Tony Curtis. 1958. UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL (B) April. SWEETHEARTS ON PARADE 00 John Saxon, Molly Bee. REPUBLIC. (R) July 10. 1958. Rag Middleton, SUMMER MAGIC 109 Eileen Christy. Color. Burl BUENA VISTA. July, 1963. Bayley Mills. SWIMMER. THE 94 Ives. C°'or. COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1968. Burt Lancaster, Janice SUMMER PLACE, A 180 Rule. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) November, 1950. Richard SWINGER. THE 81 Egan, Dorothy McGuire. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1968. Ann -Margret SUMMERTIME 99 Tony Franciosa. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1955. Katherine SWINGERS PARADISE (T) 82 Hepburn. Roeaano Brant. Color. American International. (R) May. 1965. Cliff SUN ALSO RISES. THE (Cs) 129 Richard. Walter Slesak. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOIL (R) September SWINGIN' MAIDEN,'EHE 81 1957. Tyrone Power, Ava Gardner. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) January. 1964. Michael Craig SUNDAY iN NEW YORK 105 Anne Helm. Color. METRO-OOI.DWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1964 SWINGIN' SUMMER. A (TS) S0 Cliff Robertson, Jane Fonda. Color. UNITED SCREEN ARTS. (R) April, 1960. James SUNDOWNERS. THE 183 Stacey. William A. Wellman. Jr. Color. WARNER BROS (R) Deeember, 1960. Deborah SWINGING ALONG (CS) 74 Kerr, Robert Mitchum. Color. LIPPERT. (R) 1962. Tommy Noonan, Pete Marshall SUNRISE AT CAMPOBELLO 148 Barbara Eden. Color. WARNER BItOS. (R) November, 1960. Ralph SWISS FAMILY ROBINSON (P) 128 Bellamy, Greer Gerson Color. BUENA VISTA. (RI December, 1960. John Mills, SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL SHERIFF 92 Dorothy McGuire. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1969. James 75 Color. SWORD IN THE STONE, THE (T) Garner, Joan Hackett, Walter Brennan. BUENA V13TA. (H) Novem.wr, 1963. Animation SUPPOSE THEY GAVE A WAR AND NOBODY CAME 113 Color. June. 1970. Tony Curtis, Brian CINERAMA. (R) SWORD OF ALI BABA. THE ,.. 81 Keith. Ernest Borgnlne. Color. UNIVERSAL. IR) May, 1985. Peter Mann. Joce- SURF PARTY 68 lin Lane. Color. TWENTIET CENTURY -FOX. (R) February SWORD OF DOOM (T) (Jap.) 122 1964. Bobby Vinton. Patricia Morrow. TORO. (R) May. 1967. SURPRISE PACKAGE 100 SWORD OF EL CID 85'/r COLUMBIA. (R) November. 1980. Tut Brenner, PRODUCTION RELEASING. (R) July. 1964. Mitzi Gaynor Roland Carey. Charnel Debtors. Color. SURRENDER HELL! SS SWORD OF SHERWOOD FOREST (M) 80 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1959. Keith An- COLUMBIA (ID January, 1961. Richard Greene des. Susan Cabot. Peter Cushing. Color. SUSAN BLADE rte SWORD OF THE CONQUERER (Ca) 95 November. Troy Dona- WARNER BROS. (R) 1961. UNITED ARTISTS. (R 1 September. 1962. Jack Pa - hue. Connie Stevens. Color. lance. Eleanore Rosai Drago. Color. SVENGALI (Brit.) 82 SWORDSMAN OF SIENA (Ca) 02 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September 9, METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) November 1955. Hildegarde Neff, Derek Bond. Color. 1992. Stewart Granger. Sylva Kneeing. Color. SWAMP WOMAN 72 SYLVIA 115 WOOLNER BROS. (R) April, 1956. Beverly PARAMOUNT. (R) February. 1965. Carroll Bak- Garland, Marie Windsor, Carole Mathews. Color. er. George Malaria. SWAN, THE (Cs) 112 SYMPHONY FOR A MASSACRE (Fr.. Eng. titles) ..110 METRO-OOLDWYN-MATER. (R) Aprlll 27, 1956 SEVEN ARTS. (R) May, 1965. Michel Auclair. Grace Kelly, Ales Guinness, Louie Janette Color Claude Dauphin. 107 81 SYNANON SWAN LAKE Edmond O'Brien. COLUMBIA (R1 Januar7. 1980. M. Pllaetekays, COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1965. N. FWeycher. Color. Chuck Connors. SWEDAN-HEAVEN AND HELL 90 AVCO EMBASSY. (R) August, 1969. Semi -docu- T mentary. Color. SWEDISH WEDDING NIGHT. (Swedish, Eng. Titles) 98 T -BIRD GANO 75 ROTAI. FILMS INTERNATIONAL. (R) November. THE FILM GROUP. (R) July. 1959. Ed Nelson, ,00v Jarl Rolle r.ena Hannon. John Brinkley. (Ca) 120 THE 7 METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (141 March, 1962 TA BAMEOFRICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May. 1985. Paul Newman, Geraldine Page. Color. Document err Color. SWEET AND SOUR (Fr., Eng. titles) W TAFFY AND THE JUNGLE HUNTER 00 PATHE-CONTEMPORARY. (R) December. 1964 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1965. Jacques Bergerac. Manuel Padilla. Color. SWEET BODY OF DEBORAH, THE 105 WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) March. 1969. Car- TAGGART 85 roll Baker, Jean Sorel, Evelyn Stewart. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1985. Tony Young. Dan Duryea. Color. SWEET CHARITY 151 UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1989. Shirley Mac - TAKE A GIANT STEP 100 Leine, Sammy Davis. Jr., Ricardo Montalban. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1900. Johnny Color. Nash, Estelle Barnsley. 397 Tak-Tel

Length Length In Mina. In MIna. TAKE HEFT. SHE'S MINE (Cs) 98 TARZAN AND THE LOST SAFARI 80 TWENTIF"II CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 3, 1957. 19f1. James Stewart. Sand-- Dee, Color. Gordon Scott, Yolande Donlan. Color. TAKE IT ALL N TARZAN GOES TO INDIA (Cs) 88 LOI'EItT PICTURE. (R) April. 1966. Johann, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July. 1962. Jock Claude .lucra. Mahoney. Mark Dana Color. TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN 85 TARZAN, THE APE MAN 82 CINERAMA. (R) August, 1969. Woody Allen, Janet METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1959 Margolin, Marcel Hillaire. Color. Denny Miller, Joanna Barnes. Color. TALE OF TWO CITIES, A 117 TARZAN THE MAGNIFICENT 88 RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. (R) PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1960. Gordon Scott November, 1958. Dirk Bogarde. Dorothy Tulin. Rette St. John. TALL MAN RIDING 88 TARZAN'S FIGHT FOR LIFE (Cs) 86 vYAHNER BROTHERS. (R) June 18. 1955. Ran- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 1958. Gor- dolph Scott, Dorothy Malone. Color. don Scott. Eve Brent. Color. TALL MEN, THE (Cs) 121 T. IRZAN'S GREATEST ADVENTURE 90 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1955 PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1959. Gordon Scott, Clark Gable, Jane Russell. Robert Ryan. Color. Amnon, Guayle. Color. TALL STORY 91 TARZAN'S HIDDEN JUNGLE 75 WARNER BROS. (R) April, 1960. Anthony RKO RADIO. (R) February 16, 1955. Gordon Perkins Jane Fonda. Scott, Vera Miles. TALL STRANGER. THE (Cs) ALLIED 89 TARZAN'S THREE CHALLENGES (D) 92 ARTISTS (R) November, 1957. Joel Mc- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYEIt. (II) June, 1963. Crea. Virginia Mayo. Color. Jock Mahoney, Woody Strode. Color. TALL T, THE 78 COLUMBIA. TASTE OF HJNEY, A 100 (R) April, 1957. CONTINENTAL. (R) May, 1982. Dora Bryan. TALL WOMEN, THE 92 Rita Tushingham. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1967. Anne Baxter, TATTERED DRESS, THE (Ca) 93 Marla Purachy. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1957. Jeff Chandler TAMAHINE (Ca) 85 Jeanne Cram. JI E'l'ItO-GOLDWYN.5LAYER. (R) March, 1964 TATTOOED Nancy Km..n, POLICE HORSE, THE 18 Job,. Fraser. Color. BUENA VISTA. (Rl December, 1964. Sandy San- ders, Charles TAMANGO (Cs) 98 Eeel. Color. HAL ROACH. (R) August, 1959. Curt Jurgem, TAXI FOR TOBRUK (D) Dorothy Dandridge. 90 Color. SEVEN ARTS. (Kl March, 1965. Charles Azna- rour, TAMING OF THE SHREW, THE (P) 128 Lino Ventura. COLUMBIA/ROYAL FILMS. (It) March. 1967 TEA AND Elizabeth SYMPATHY (Cs) 122 Taylor. Richard Burton. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Sept. 28, 1958 Deborah TAMING SUTTON'S GAL (Naturama) 71 Kerr, Jonn Kerr. Color. REPUBLIC IRl September, 1957. John Lupton, TEACHER'S PET (VV) 120 Gloria Talbott. PARAMOUNT (R) April, 1958. Clark Gable, Doris TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR (Cs) 89 Day. UNIVERSAL (RI August, 1957. Debbie Reynolds TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON. THE (Ca)....123 Leslie Neilsen. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Dee.. 1956. Marlon Brando, Glenn Ford. TAMMY AND 88 Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) June. 1963. Sandra Dee. Peter TEARS FROM SIMON (Brit.) 91 Fonda. Color REPUBLIC. (R) January, 1957. David Farrar, TAMMY TELL ME TRUE 97 David Knight. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1961. Sandra Dee, John TECKMAN MYSTERY, Gavin. THE (Brit.) 90 Color. ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1955 TAMMY AND THE MILLIONAIRE Margaret Leighton, John Justin. UNIVERSAL. 80 (R) July, 1967. Dabble Watson TEENAGE BAD GIRL (Brit.) 100 Frank McGrath. Color. DIST. CORP. OF AMER. (R) December. 1957. TANK BATTALION 89 Anna Neagle, Sylvia Slma. AMERICAN LNTERNATIONAL. (R) July. 1058 TEENAGE CAVE MAN Don 85 Kelly. Marjorie Hellen. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1958 TANK COMMANDOS 79 Robert Vaughn, Leslie Bradley. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. lit) March, 1059 TEENAGE CRIME WAVE Robert 77 Barron, Maggie Lawrence. COLUMBIA. Ilt) November, 1955. Tommy Cook, Mollie McCort. TANK FORCE (Cs) 81 CO1.I7MRIA. (R) August, 1958. Victor Mature. Leo TEENAGE DOLL 71 Gern. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September. 1957. June TARANTULA 80 Kenney. Fay Spam. UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1955. John Agar, TEENAGE MILLIONAIRE 84 Mara Corday. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1961. Jimmy TARAS BULBA (P) 122 Clayton. Rocky Graziano. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1962. Tony TEENAGE REBEL (Cs) 91 Curtis. Yul Brynner. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) November. 77 1956. Ginger Rogers, Michael Rennie. Columbia. (R) November. 1958. Kerwin Mathews TEENAGE REBELLION ...... 81 Julie Adams. TRANS AMERICAN. (R) May. 1967. Documentary. TARGET ZERO 92 TEENAGE WOLF PACK (Ger.) 89 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) December 10. 1955 DIST. CORP. OF AMER. (R) December, 1958 Richard Conte, Peggle Castle. Henry Bookholt, Karen Beal. TARGETS 92 TEENAGE ZOMBIES 78 PA RA MOUNT. (R) August, 1968. Boris Karloff, GOVERNOR FILMS. (R) April, 1980. Don Sulli- Tim O'Kelley, Nancy Houeh. Color. van. Katherine Victor. TARNISHED ANGELS, THE (Cs) 91 TEENAGERS FROM OLTER SPACE 85 UNIVERSAL (R) January. 1958. Rock Hudson, WARNER BROS. (RI June. 1959. David Love, Dawn Robert Stack. Anderson TARTARS, THE (Totalseope) 83 TELL ME IN THE SUNLIGHT 88 M ETItO. 001.05% SN- 3IA VER. tit) June, 1982 MOVIE -IRA MA. (lt) May, 1967. Steve Cochran, Victor Mature. Orson Welles Color. Shary Marshall. TARZAN AND THE GREAT RIVER (P) 88 TELL ME THAT YOU LOVE ME JUNIE MOON 113 PARAMOUNT. (lit September, 1967. Mike Henry, PARAMOUNT. IR) June. 1970. Liza Minelli, Rob- Jan Murray. Color. ert Moore, Ken Howard. Color. TARZAN AND THE JUNGLE BOY 90 TELL THEM WILLIE BOY IS HERE (P) 96 PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1968. Mike Henry, Rater UNIVERSAL. (It) February, 1970. Robert Redford, Johnson. Color. Robert Blake, Katharine Ross. Color. 398 Ten -The

Length Length In Mlna. In Mlnt. TEN COMMANDMENTS. THE (VV) 219 TEXAS ACROSS THE RIVER (T) 101 PARAMO1NT Ri special, 1957. Charlton UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1966. Dean Martin Heston. Tul Brenner. Color. Alain Delon. Colar. 88 rEN DAYS TO TULARE 77 TEXAS LADY (SS) I'NITF.I. ARTISTS (Rl November. 1958. Sterling REO RADIO. ill) November 30, 1955. Claudette Hayden Orate Raynor. Colbert, Barry Sullivan. Color. TEN LITTLE INDIANS 82 TEXICAN. THE (TS) 88 SEVEN .tItTS. (It) January, 1966. Hugh O'Brian COLUMBIA. (R) 1966. Audie Murphy, Broderick Shirley Eaton. Crawford. Color. TEN NORTH FREDERICK (Ca) 102 THANK HEAVEN FOR SMALL FAVORS (Fr.. Eng TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (B) May. 1959 titles) 84 Gary Cooper Diane Tarsi. INT. CLASSICS. (It) January, 1965. Bournl, Franela Blaocha TEN SECONDS TO HELL SS UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July. 1959. Jeff Chandler, THANK YOU ALL VERY MUCH 106 Jack Palence COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1969. Sandy Dennis, Ian McKellen, Michael Coles. Color. 1020 P.M. SUMMER 85 LIPERT (R) November. 1986. Mellna Mercouri, THAT CERTAIN FEELING (VV) 106 Romy Schneider. Color. PARAMOUNT (R) July. 1906. Bob Hone. Rva Marie Saint Color TEN THOUSAND BEDROOMS (Cs) 114 March 29, 1957 THAT COLD DAY IN THE PARK 118 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. 1969. San- Dean Martin, Anna Marla Alberghettl. Color. COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) June, dy Dennis, , John Garfield, Jr. TEN WANTED MEN 80 116 COLUMBIA (RI February. 1955. Randolph Scott THAT DARN CAT Jnrelvn Rrendn Char BUENA VISTA. (R) December. 1985. Bayley Milli Teen Jones Color. TEN WHO DARED 02 November, 1960. Brian THAT FUNNY FEELING SS BI'ENA VISTA. (R) UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1985. Sandra Dee Keith. John Bed. Color. Rohhv Darin Color TENDER IS THE NIGHT (Ca) 148 February. THAT KIND OF WOMAN 92 TWENTIETH ('ENTI'ItT-FOX. (B) 1959. Sophia Lo- 1982. Jennifer Jones. Jason Bobarda. Jr. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) September. ren, Tab Hunter. TENDER SCOUNDRAL (Fr.) 99 EMBASSY. (R) August. 1967. Jean-Paul Belmondo, THAT LADY (Cs) 100 Nadia Tiller. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) M 1955 Olivia de Ravilland. Gilbert Roland. Color. TENDER TRAP. THE (Ca) III THAT MAN FROM RIO 114 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 4. LOBRRT. (R) June. 1914. Jean-Paul Belmondo. 1955. Frank Sinatra. Debbie Reynolds, David Franrotse Darleee. Color. Wayne. . Color. THAT MAN GEORGE 92 TENNESSEE'S PARTNER (S8) 87 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1967. George RKO RADIO. (R) September 21, 1955. John Hamilton. Claudine Auger. Color. Payne. Ronald Reagan, Rhonda Fleming. Color. THAT MAN IN ISTANBUL (T) 117 85 CO1.1'MBIA Ili February, 1986. Horst Bachola. UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1958. Richard Egan, Sylvia Koscina. Color. Color. Dorothy Slalom. THAT NIGHT 88 TENTH VICTIM. THE 92 UNIVERSAL. (R) September. 1957. John Beal, EMBASSY. (R) December. 1985. Marcello Mutroi- Augusta Dabney. anni. Ursula Andress Color. THAT TENNESSE BEAT 84 (Ital. dubbed) 98 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1986. Sharon CONTINENTAL. (R) May. 1969. Terence Stamp, DeBord. Minnie Pearl. Color. Silvana Mangano. Color. THAT TOUCH OF MINK (P) 99 TERM OF TRIAL 118 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1962. Cary Grant. Doris WARNER BROS. (R) February. 1968.. Laurence Day. Olivier. Simone Stgnoret. Color. ALWAYS TOMORROW 84 THE (Span., Eng. titles) SO THERE'S TERRACE. UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1956. Barbara Stan- ROYAL. (R) November, 1964. Graciela Borges. Bennett. Leonardo Forte. wyck, Fred MacMurray, Joan Eng. titles) 107 TERRJR, THE (VS) 81 THERESE (Fr.. PATHS -CONTEMPORARY. (R) November. 1965. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) September. Francois. Dorleac. 1968. Boris Karloff. Jack Nicholson. Color. Jean-Paul Helmondo. 118 AT 70 THERESE AND ISABELLE (Fr.) TERROR MIDNIGHT May, 1968. Essy Person, Anna REPr1ILIC. (R) April 27, 1956. Scott Brady, AUDUBON. (R) Joan Vohs. GaeL IN A TEXAS 80 THESE ARE THE DAMNED n TERROR TOWN 1915. MacDonald Carey, UNITED ARTISTS (R) September. 1958. Sterling COLUMBIA. (R) July, Hayden. Sebastian Cabot Shirley Anne Field. THESE THOUSAND HILLS (Ca) 08 TERROR FROM THE YEAR 5.000 68 February. INTERNATIONAL. August. 1958. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) AMERICAN (R) 1959 Ton Rlrhard Egan. Color. Joyce Holden Ward Costello. Murry THESE WILDER YEARS 91 TERROR 18 A MAN 89 METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER. (R) Aug. 3, 1956. VALIANT. (R) December, 1959. Francis Lederer Pidgeon. Greta Thyssen. James Cagney, Barbara Stanwyck, Walter THEY ALL DIED LAUGHING 90 TERROR Of THE TONGS 80 McKern, (-OI.I3fBIA (RI May, 1961. Christopher Lee, CONTINENTAL. (R) March, 1964. Leo Geoffrey Tonne. Color. Janet v,.. n 83 THEY CALL ME MISTER TIBBSI 108 TERROR STREET UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1970. Sidney Poi - LIPPERT. (R) December 4, 1958. Dan Duryea, Barbara McNair. Color. May Albin. tier, Martin Landau, THEY CAME TO CORDURA (Ca) 129 TERRY WHITMORE, FOR EXAMPLE 98 COLT'MRIA (R) October. 1959. Gary Cooper. GROVE. (R) November, 1989. Documentary Rita Hayworth Color. B & W. THEY CAME TO ROB LAS VEGAS I30 TERROR IN THE JUNGLE WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (RI February. 1969. CROWN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March, 1969 Gary Lockwood. Elke Sommer, Lee J. Cobb, Jack Robert Burns, Fawn Silver. Palante TERRORNAUTS, THE 75 THEY SHOOT HORSES, DON'T THEY? 129 AVCO EMBASSY. (R) June, 1989. Simon Oates, CINERAMA. (R) December, 1969. Jane Fonda, Zena Marshall. Color. Michael Sarrazin, Susannah York, Gig Young. Color. TESS OF THE STORM COUNTRY (Cs) 85 THEY WERE 80 YOUNG 80 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, LIPPERT. (B) January T. 1955. Scott Brady, 1960. Diane Baker. Lee Philips. Color. Raymond Burr. 399 The-Thr

Length Length In Mine. In Mins. THEY WHO DARE (Brit.) 101 THIS SPECIAL FRIENDSHIP (Fr.) 99 ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1955. PATRE CONTEMPORARY. (R) November, 1967. Dirk Bogarde, Akim Tamiroff. Color Lacombrade. Didier Haudepin. THIEF OF BAGHDAD, THE (Cu) 90 THIS SPORTING LIFE 129 MbTItO-GULIJWYN -MA MIL (R) August, 1961. CONTINENTAL. (R) July, 1963. Richard Harris, Steve Reaves, Georgia Moll. Color. Rachel Roberts. THIEF OF PARIS (Fr.) I19 THIS STRANGE PASSION (Mex.) SO LOPERT. (RI August, 1967. Jean-Paul Belmondo. OMNIFILMS. (R) December. 1955 Arturo de Genevieve Bu)old. Color. Cordova. THIN RED LINE. THE (CS) 99 THOMAS CROWN AFFAIR, THE 102 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1964. Keir Dulles, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1968. Steve Jack Warden. McQueen. Faye Dunaway, Paul Burke. Color. THING THAT COULDN'T DIE. THE (Cs) 99 THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE 138 UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL (R) June, 1988 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1987. Julie Andrews, William Reynolds, Andre Martin. Color. Mary Tyler Moore. Color. THIRD DAY, THE (P) 110 THOSE CALLOWAYS 131 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) August, 1965. George BUENA VISTA. (B) November, 1984. Brian Peppard, Elizabeth Ashley. Color. Keith, Vera Mlles. Color. THIRD KEY, THE so THOSE DARING YOUNG MEN IN THEIR JAUNTY BANK (B) July, 1957. Jack Hawkins. John JALOPIES (P) 125 Stratton. PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1969. Peter Cook, Tony Curtis, Bourvil. Color. THIRD MAN ON THE MOUNTAIN. THE 105 BUENA VISTA. (R) November. 1959. Michael THOSE FANTASTIC FLYING FOOLS (P) 92 Bennis. James MacArthur. Color. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) June, 1967 Burl Ives, Troy Donahue. Color. THIRD OF A MAN 81 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1982. James THOSE MAGNIFICENT MEN IN THEIR FLYING Drury, Jan Shepard. MACHINES (Todd -A0) 152 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June, 1965 THIRD SECRET. THt: (Ca) 103 Special. Stuart Whitman, Sarah Miles. Color. TWENTIRl'H CENTURY -FOX. (R) April. 1984. Steen.). Loyd. Joel: Hawkins. THOUSAND CLOWNS. A 118 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April. 1966. Jason Re- THIRD VOICE, THE (Cs) so bards. Barham Hartle. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (RI January 1,000 PLANE 1980. Edmund RAID, THE 94 O'Brien, Julie London. UNITED ARTISTS. October. 1969. Christopher THIRTEEN FIGHTING MEN (Ca) George, J. D. Cannon. Color. TWENTIETH 71 CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1960 THREAT. THE 88 Orant Williams, Brad Dexter. WARNER BOS. (R) March, 1960. Robert Knapp 13 FRIGHTENED GIRLS 89 Linda Lawson. COLUMBIA. (R) July, 19°3. Kathy Dunn, Murray THREE 104 Hamilton. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1989. Charlotte Rampling, 19 GHOSTS 88 Roble Porter, Sam Waterston. Color. COLUMBIA. (B) July. 1960. Charles Herbert THREE BAD SISTERS 75 Jo Morrow. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January. 1956. Maria English, Kathleen 18 WEST STREET SO Hughes, Sara Shane. John COLUMBIA. (R) May. 1965. Alan Ladd. Rod Bromfield. Stelzer. THREE BITES OF THE APPLE (P) 105 -30- 96 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 1967. David McCallum, Sylva Koscina. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) November. 1959. Jack Webb William Conrad THREE BRAVE MEN (Ca) 88 30 FOOT TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) January BRIDE OF CANDY ROCK, THE 73 1957. Ernest Borgnine. Bay Mllland. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1059. Lou Costello. Dor- othy Proven. 70 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) April. 1980. Cameron 30 IS A DANGEROUS AGE. CYNTHIA 85 Mitchell, John Lupton. COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1968. Dudley Moore, Suzy Kendall. Color. THREE CASES OF MURDER (Brit.) 90 ASSOCIATE ARTISTS. (R) March, 1955. Orson 39 STEPS, THE (Cs) 96 Welles, Alan Badel. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1960 Kenneth More. Talna Elg. Color. THREE DAY PASS 103 SIGMA III. (R) May. 1988. Harry Baird, Nicole 90 HOURS (P) 115 Berger. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 1965. James Garner, Eva Marie Saint. THREE FACES OF EVE. THE (Ca) 91 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) October. 1957 30 YEARS OF FUN 86 Joanne Woodward. David Wayne. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February 1963. Film Clips. THREE FOR JAMIE DAWN 81 ALLIED ARTISTS. (It) July 8, 1956. Laraine Day THIS ANGRY AGE (T) 100 Richard° Montalban. COLUMBIA (R) May. 1958. Anthony Perkins. MI - ratio Mangano. Color. THREE FOR THE SHOW (Cs) 99 COLUMBIA. (R) April. 1955. Betty Orable. Marge THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT (Ca) 103 and Gower Champion. Color. METRO-QOLDWYN-MATER. (R) May 17. 1957. Jean Slmmona, THREE GUNS FOR TEXAS 99 Paul Douglas, Anthony Fran- UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1968. Neville Brand, Peter otosa. Brown Color THIS EARTH IS MINE (Ca) 126 900 SPARTANS, THE (Ca) UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1959. Rock Hudson. Jean 114 Simmons. Color. TWEN'T'IETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, 1962. Richard Egan. Sir Ralph Richardson. Color. THIS NAPPY FEELING (Ca) 92 THREE INTO TWO WON'T UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1958. Debbie Reynolds GO 93 Curt UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1969. Claire Bloom, Rod Jurgen,. Color. Steiger, Judy Geeson. Color. THIS IS RUSSIA 67 UNIVERSAL THREE LIVES OF THOMASINA, THE 97 (B) January, 1958. Documentary BUENA VISTA. (Ill December, 1963. Patrick Color. McOooban, Susan Hampshire. Color. THIS ISLAND EARTH 87 THREE MURDERESSES 90 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1955. Bart Roberts, Faith TN'ENTIECH CENTURY-PDX. (R) February, Domergue. Color. 1980. Alain Ueloin, Mylene Demongeot. THIS PROPERTY IS CONDEMMED 110 THREE ON A COUCH 109 PARAMOUNT. (R) Summer. 1988. Natalie Wood, COLUMBIA. (R) Summer. 1968. Jerry Lewd, Robert Reford. Color. Janet Leigh. Color. THIS REBEL BREED 90 98 WARNER BROS. IR) March, 1980. Rita Moreno UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1981. Jack Mark Damon. Watling, Carole Lesley. 400 Thr-To K

Length Length In Mine. In MIne. THREE OUTLAWS, THE 74 TIGER AND THE FLAME, THE 97 ASSOCIATED FILM. (B) August, 1958. Neville UNITED ARTISTS. (B) May. 1955. Sohrab Modi Brand. Bruce Bennett. Mehtab. Color. THREE RING CIRCUS (VV) 104 TIGER AND THE PUSSYCAT. THE 100 PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1955. Dean Martin EMBASSY. (R) October, 1987. Vittorio Gassman, Jerry Lewis. Color. Ann -Margaret. Color. TIGER MAKES OUT 94 THREE SISTERS, THE (Russian; Eng. titles> 112 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1967. ER Wallach, Anne BRANDON. (R) January, 1989. Lyubov Sokolva, Jackson. Color. Margarita Volodine, Tatyana Malchenko. Color. TIGER WALKS. A 91 THREE STOOGES GO AROUND THE WORLD IN A BUENA VISTA. (B) March. 1984. Brian Keith, DAZE 94 Vera Mlles. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1963. The Three Stooge TIGHT SPOT 97 COLUMBIA. (B) May, 1955. Ginger Begets. sd- THREE STOOGES IN ORBIT. THE 87 ward G. Robinson. COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1962. The Three Stooges. TIKO AND THE SHARK 99 THREE STOOGES MEET HERCULES, THE 89 METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) Summer. 1988. COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1962.. The Three Marlene -Among, Al Baume. Color. Stooges. TIMBERJACK 84 THREE STRIPES IN THE SUN 99 REPUBLIC. (R) February 28, 1955. Sterling Hay- COLUMBIA. (R) November. 1955. Aldo Ray, Phil den. Vera Ralston. Color. Carey. TIMBUKTU 91 3:10 TO YUMA 92 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) October. 1959. Victor COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1957. Glems Ford. Mature. Yvonne De Carlo. Van Heflin. TIME BOMB 92 (VV) 100 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1961. Curt PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1957. Charlton Jurgena, Mylene Demoogeot. Heaton, Anne Baxter. Color. TIME FOR KILLING, A (P) 88 THREE WORLDS OF GULLIVER, THE (Su9erdyna- COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1967. Glenn Ford. Inger matlon) 100 Stevens. Color. COI. I'MBIA. (It) December, 1960. Kerwin TIME IS MY ENEMY (Brit.) 94 Mathews. Jo Morrow. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) Mel 24, 1957. Dennis Price THRILL OF IT ALL, THE 108 Renee Aeherson. UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1963. Doris Day. James TIME LIMIT 85 Garner. Co nr. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1957. Richard THUNDER ALLEY (P) 90 Widmark, Richard Bosehert. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March, 1967. TIME LOST AND TIME REMEMBERED e l Fabian, Annette Funicello. Color. CONTINENTAL. (R) August, 1986. Sarah Miles THUNDER IN CAROLINA 92 Cyril Cusack. HOWCO INTERNATIONAL. (B) July. 1960 TIME MACHINE, THE 109 Rory Calhoun. Alan Hale. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1960. THUNDER IN THE SUN 81 Rod Taylor. Alan Young. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) May. 1959. Susan Hayward 94 Jeff Chandler. Color. TIME OF INDIFFERENCE CONTINENTAL. (R) NOVEMBER 1965. Rod THUNDER ISLAND (Cs) 83 Steiger, Claudia Cardinale. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOIL (R) November 138 Nelson. Fay Spain. TIME TO LOVE, A (Cu) 1963. Gene UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1958. John Gavin, Lilo THUNDER OF DRUMS, A (Cs) 97 Pulver, Color. (R) August, 1961 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. TIME TO SING. A 92 Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September THUNDER OVER ARIZONA 75 1968. Hank Williams, Jr., Shelley Faber«. Ed REPUBLIC. (R) August 4. 1956. Skip Homelex. Begley. Color. Kristine Miller, George Macready. Color. TIME TRAVELERS. THE 82 ATIONAL. THUNDER OVER SANGOLAND 73 (Color.potobez, LIPPERT. (R) April 8, 1955. Jon Hall. Marjorie 1984 RPreton Foster. Phillip Carey. Lord. TIMETABLE 79 THUNDER ROAD 92 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) April, 1968. Mart Bte- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1958. Robert Mitch - ene, King Calder. um. Gene Barry. TINGLES. THE N THUNDERBALL (P) 132 COLUMBIA. (B) October. 1959. Vincent Price, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December. 1965. Sean Judith Evelyn. Cannery. Claudine Auger. Color. TIN STAR. THE (VV) 95 THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO 92 PARAMOUNT (B) November, 1957. Henry Fonda, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1968. Animation Anthony Perkins. Color. TIP ON A DEAD JOCKY (Cs) 99 THUNDERBIRDS ARE GO 92 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (B) August, 1957. UNITED ARTISTS. (it) June, 1968. Puppet Fan- Robert Taylor. Dorothy Malone. tasy. Color. TO BE A CROOK (Fr.; Eng. Titles) 98 THUNDERING JETS (Ra) 73 COMET. (R) February. 1967. Jean-Pierre Kelton. TWENTIETH l'ENTU RI -1 (It) Si p. 1158. Amidou, Janine Magnan. Audrey Dalton, Rex Reason. TO BED ... OR NOT TO BED (Ital., Eng. titles)... 100 THUNDERSTORM 6I READE-STERLING. (R) December, 1963. Alberta ALLIED ARTIST. (R) May 6. 1956. Linda Sordi, Barbara Wastenson. Christian. Carlos Thompson. TO CATCH A THIEF (VV) 87 TIAJUANA STORY, THE ix 1955. Cary Grant Acosta, PARAMOUNT. (R) September, COLUMBIA (R) October, 1957. Rodolfo Color. James Darren. Grace Kelly. TO COMMIT A MURDER S I TIARA TAHITI 100 CINERAMA. (R) January, 1970. Louis Jourdan, Zt.N IVII. (it) Novel.. bar. PM. James Mason. John Color. Mills. Senta Berger, Edmund O'Brien. 98 TO DIE IN MADRID 85 ... TICK . TICK TICK (P) (B) MGM. (R) January, 1970. Jim Brown, George Ken- ALTU1RA FILMS INTERNATIONAL. Septem- nedy, Frederic March. Color. ber. 1965 Documentary. 109 TICKLISH AFIAIR. A (P) 88 TO HELL AND BACK MF'rIt .-GOLDWYN-MATER. (It) July. 1963 UNIVERSALS (R) October, 1955. Audio Murphy, Shirley Jon, Gig Young. Color. Marshall Thompson. Color. TICKLE ME (P) 90 TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD 129 ALLIED A1tTISTS. (R) June. 1965. Elvis Presley (TNIVERSAL. (R) Marsh, 1963 Gregory Peck. Jocelyn Lane. Color. Mary Badham.

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Length Length In Mlns. In M TO LOVE (Owed.. Eng. title) 88 126 PROMINENT (R) November, 1984. Harriet An- UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1966. Paul Newman, derson, Zbignlew Cybulaki. Julie Andrews. Color. TO PARIS WITH LOVE (OMIt.) 78 TORPFOO RUN (Cs) 46 CONTINENTAL. (R) April. 1955. Alee Gaines strTnfs nor navv, t(e TER (R) October 1950 Mlle Teraofe rolor. Glenn Ford. Ernest Borgnine. TO SIR WITH LOVE 105 TORTURE GARDEN 93 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1967, Sidney Pottier, Judy COLUMTUA. Mt March. 1968. Jack Palance, Bur- Geeson. Color. gess :Meredith. Color. TO TRAP A SPY 92 TOUCH AND GO (Brit.) 85 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) February, 1986 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1956. Jack Hawkins, Rohert Vaughn, David McCallum. Color. Margaret Johnston. Color. TOBRUK (T) 110 95 UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1967. Rock Hudson UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1960. Orson Welles, George Peppard. Color. Charlton Heston. B & W. TOBY TYLER se TOUCH OF HELL, A 87 BUENA VISTA. (It) Febru ay, 1980. Kenn Cor- GOVERNOR. (R) February, 1964. Anthony Quayle, coran Henry Calvin. Color. Sarah Churchill. TOKYO AFTER DARK 80 TOUCH OF LARCENY. A. 911 PARAMOUNT. (R) 1959. January. Richard Long, PARAMOUNT. (R) January. 1980. James Mason, Mlchi Kohl. George Sanders. TOKYO OLYMPIAD (Cs.) 93 JACK DOI'OLAS ASSOCIATES. (B) January. TOUCHABLES. THE 97 1968. Documentary. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, 1968. Judy trustable. Esther Anderson. Color. TOM JONES 131 TOUGHFST GUN LOPER"' (R) October, 1963. Albert Finney, Susan- IN TOMBSTONE 72 nah York UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1958. George Mont- Color. gomery. Beverly Tyler. TOM THUMB 98 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Deeember.1958. TOUGHEST MAN ALIVE 72 Russ Tamblyn. Alan ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November 6. 1955. Dane Young. Color. Clark. Lita Milan. TOMAHAWK TRAIL 60 TOWARD THE UNKNOWN UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1957. Chuck 115 Connors, Susan Cummings. WARNER BROTHERS (R) October 20, 1956. William Holden Lloyd Nolan. Color. TOMB OF LIGEIA, THE 81 AMERICAN 24TERNATIONAL. (R) January TOWER OF LONDON 79 1965. Vincent Price. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) 1982. Vincent Price, Joan Elizabeth Shepherd. Color Freeman. TOMBOY AND THE CHAMP 92 TOWN ON TRIAL 08 UNIVERSAL. (R) Apr, 1961. Candy Moore COLUMBIA (R) August. 1957. Charles Coburn Ben Johnson. Color. Borten' Hates. TOMORROW AT TEN 80 TOWN TAMER (T) 89 GOVERNOR. (R) April. 1964. John Grenson, PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1965. Dana An- Robert Shaw. drews. Terry Moore. Color. TONKA 87 TOWN WITHOUT PITY 105 BUENA VISTA. (R) December, 1958. Sal Mineo, UNITED ARTISTS. IB) October, 1961. Kirk Doug- Jerome Courtland. Color. las E G. Marshall. TONY ROME (P) 109 TOY TIGER 88 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November UNIVERSAL. (Rl July, 1956. Jeff Chandler, 1967. Frank Sinatra. Jill SL John. Color. Laraine Day, Tim Hovey. Color. TOO BAD SHE'S BAD (ltal.) 95 TOYS IN HI' ATTIC (P) 90 KINGSLEY. (R) December, 1955. Sophia Loren, UNITED ARTISTS. (RI August. 1963. Dean Vittorio De Rica. Martin. Gerer'. n.' Page. TOO LATE BLUES Igo TRACK OF THUNDER (TS) 83 PARAMOUNT. (R) January. 1962. Bobby Darin, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1969. Tom Kirk Stella Stevens. Ray Stricklyn. Faith Domergue. Color. TOO LATE THE HERO (P) 133 TRACK THE MAN DOWN (Brit.) 75 CINERAMA. (R) July, 1970. Michael Caine, Cliff REPUBLIC. (R) January 27, 1956. Kent Taylor Robertson. Color. Petula Clark. TOO MUCH TOO SOON 121 TRAIN. THE 133 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May, 1958. Dorothy UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April. 1965. Burt Lan- Malone. Errol Flynn. caster, Paul Scofield. TOO SOON TO LOVE B5 TRAITORS. THE 71 UNIVERSAL. (B) March. 1960. Jennifer Weet, TTNTVF.RSAL. (RI August. 1963. Patrick Allen, Richard Evans. James rnywell TOO YOUNG FOR LOVE (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 88 TRAITORS' GATE (Brit.) 80 I.F.E. (R) April, 1955. Marina Vlady, Pierre COLUMBIA. (R) 1968. Gary Raymond, Albert Michel Beck. Lleven. TOP GUN 73 TRAMPLERS. THE 106 EMBASSY. (R) UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December. 1955. Sterling July, 1966. Joseph Cotten, Gordon Hayden. William Bishop. Scott. Color. TOP OF THE WORLD TRAP. THE (VV) 84 8p February, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1955. Dale Robert- PARAMOUNT. (R) 1959. Richard Wid- son. Frank Lovejoy. mark. Lee J. Cobb. Color. TOP SECRET AFFAIR 105 TRAPEZE (Cs) 105 UNITED ARTISTS. July. 1956. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 9. 1957 (R) Burt Lan- Kirk Douglas. Susan Hayward. caster. Gina Lollobrigida, Tony Curtis. Color. TRAPP FAMILY, THE 106 TOPAZ 125 UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1969. John Forsythe, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March. 1961 Michel Piccoli, . Color. Ruth Leuwerick. Hans Holt. Color. TOPKAPI TRAPPED IN TANGIERS (Cs.) 74 UNITED 120 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July. 1960 ARTISTS. (R) October, 1984. Molina Edmund Purdom, Mercourt, Maximilian Schell. Color. Genevieve Page. TOREMA (Italian; English titles) TREAD SOFTLY STRANGER 85 CONTINENTAL. (R) 93 BENTLEY FILMS. (R) September, 1959. Diana May, 1969. Terence Stamp, Dors, George Baker. Silvana Mangano, Massimo Girotti. Color. TORERO! TREASURE OF PANCHO VILLA. THE (S8) 96 75 REO RADIO (R) October 19. 1955. Shelley Win- COLUMBIA. (R) November. 1957. Louts Procuna ters, Rory Calhoun. Color. TORMENTED 75 TREASURE OF RUBY HILLS. THE 71 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1960. Richard ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 16, 1955. Zachary Carlson, Susan Gordon. Scott. Carole Matthews. 402 Tre -Two

Length L In Mina. In Missen8th. TREASURE OF SAN GENNARO (Ital.) 102 12 TO THE MOON 74 PARAMOUNT. (B) March, 1968. Nino Manfredi, COLUMBIA. (B) June, 1960. Ken Clark, Michl Senta Berger. Color. KobL TREASURE OF SILVER LAKE. THE (Ca.) 82 25th HOUR, THE (F) 134 COLUMBIA. (It) August, 1965. Le: Barker. Gota METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February George. Color. 1967. Anthony Quinn, Vine Lisi. Color, TRIAL 105 TWENTY MILLION MILES TO EARTH 82 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October 7. 1955 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1957. William Hopper Glenn Ford, Dorothy McGuire, Arthur Kennedy. Joan Taylor. TRIAL AND ERROR 110 TWENTY PLUS TWO 102 METRO-GOLD\VYN-MAYER. (R) November, ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) October, 1961. David 1982. Peter Sellers, Richard Attenborough. Janssen, Jeanne Crain. TRIAL OF JOAN OF ARC (Fr., Eng. titles) 85 27TH DAY, THE 75 PATIIE-CONT. (R) February. 1965. Florence Car- COLUMBIA (R) July 1957. Valerie French. Gene rez, Jean-Claude Fourneau. Barry. TRIBUTE TO A BAD MAN (Cs) 95 20,000 EYES (Cs) 80 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) April 13, 1958 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) July, 1962 James Cagney, Stephen McNally. Color. b&w. TRIP, THE 85 28 PACES TO BAKER STREET (Cs) 108 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) August, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) May. 1956 1967. Peter Fonda. Susan Strasberg. Color. Van Johnson, Vera Miles. Color. TRIPLE CROSS 126 TWICE TOLD TALES 119 WARNER BROS.- SEVEN ARTS. (R) May, 1987 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1968. Vincent Christopher Plummer, homy Schneider. Color. Price, Sebastian Cabot. Color. TRIPLE DECEPTION (VV) .. 86 TWILIGHT FOR THE GODS 120 RANK. (R) July, 1957. Michael Craig, Julia Arnal. UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1958. Rock Hudson. Oyd Color. Charlase. Color. 81 TWILIGHT OF HONOR (P) 118 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1957. Joel McCrea. MEATRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October. 1988. Barbara Stanwyck. Richard Chamberlain. Nick Adams. TROPIC OF CANCER 87 TWINKLE IN GOD'S EYE, THE 73 PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1970. Rip Torn, James REPUBLIC. (R) October 18, 1955. Mickey Callahan. Color. Rooney, Coleen Gray. TROUBLE IN STORE (Brit.) 85 TWIST ALL NIGHT 88 REPUBLIC. (R) January 12. 1955. Norman Wis- AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) March. 1963 dom, Margaret Rutherford. Louie Prima, June Wilkinson. TROUBLE IN THE SKY 76 TWIST AROUND THE CLOCK 02 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1961. Michael Cratg. COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1981. Chubby Check- Peter Cushing. er. Dion. TROUBLE WITH ANGELS. THE 112 TWIST OF SAND. A. 90 COLUMBIA. (RI April 6, 1966. Rosalind Russell, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1968. Richard Binnie Barnes. Color. Johnson. Honor Blackman, Jeremy Kamp Color. TROUBLE WITH GIRLS, THE 104 TWISTED NERVE 119 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1989. NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) February, 1969 Elvis Presley, Marilyn Mason, Dabney Coleman. Hayley Mills, Hywell Bennet, Billie Wbitelaw Color. Color. TROUBLE WITH HARRY. THE (VV) 99 TWO (Danish: Eng titles) 65 PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1956. John Forsythe. CHEVRON. (R) February, 1969. Gio Petrie. Lars Edmund Gwenn. Color. Lunde, Juordis Peterson. Color. TROUBLEMAKER, THE 80 TWO ARE GUILTY (Franseepe) 117 JANUS. (R) August, 1984. Thomas Aldredge, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1984. Joan Darling. Anthony Perkins, Jean-Claude Brialy. TRUE GRIT 128 TWO BEFORE ZERO 78 PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1969. John Wayne, ELLIS. (R) (April, 1963. Documentary. Glen Campbell, Kim Dearby. Color. TWO FOR THE ROAD (P) 112 TRUE STORY OF JESSE JAMES. THE (Ca) 93 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1907 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February. Albert Finney, Audrey Hepburn. Color. 1957. Robert Wagner, Jeffrey Hunter. Color. TRUE STORY OF LYNN STUART 78 TWO FOR THE SEASAW (P) 120 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1958. Betsy Palmer. Jack UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1969. Hobert Lord. Mltchum, Shirley MacLalne. TRUNK, THE 72 TWO GENTLEMEN SHARING 105 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1981. Phil Carey, Julia AMER. INT. l'ICS. (RI October, 1969. Robin Phil- Amati. lips, Hal Fredericks, Judy Geeson. Color. TRUNK TO CAIRO 80 TWO GROOMS FOR A BRIDE 78 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) January, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (B) June. 1957. 1967. Audie Murphy. George Sanders. Color. Virginia Bruce. John Carroll. Color. TRUTH ABOUT SPRING, THE 102 TWO GUN LADY 70 UNI\'EI(SAL. (R) April, 1965. Hayley Mills, ASSOCIATED FILM. (R) October 15 1956. John Mills. Color. Peggle Castle, William TaIman, Marie Windsor. TRYGON FACTOR, THE 90 TWO HEADED SPY. THE q WAIINErt BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) January, 1969. Jack Hawkins. Gia Stewart Granger. Susan Hampshire, Robert Morley. COLUMBIA. (B) March. 1959. Color. Scala. TSAR TO LENIN gg TWO LITTLE BEARS, THE (Cs) 81 HERMAN AXELRANK. (R) January, 1960. Docu- TWENTIETil PENTU HY-fi'OX (R) December, mentary. 1961. Eddie Albert. Jane Wyatt. TSAR'S BRIDE, THE 95 TWO LOVES (Cs) 100 AItTKINO. (It) April, 1968. Raissa Medashkova- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1981. kaya, Natalya Rudava. Shirley MarLaine. Laurence Harvey. Color TUNES OF GLORY 108 TWO MULES FOR SISTER SARA (P) 105 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December. 1900. Alec UNIVERSAL. (R) June. 1970. Shirley MacLalne, Guinness. John Mills. Color. Clint Easteood. Color. 12 ANGRY MEN 95 TWO OF US. THE (Fr.) .. 86 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1957. Henry CINEMA V. (B) February, 1988. Michel Simon, Fonda. Lee J. Cobb. Alain Cohen. (Cs) U TWO ON A GUILLOTINE (P) 107 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1960 WARNER BROS. (It) February. 1965. Comte Elko Minardoe, Barbara Eden. Stevens. Dean Jones. 403 Two -Val

Length Length In Was. In Mina. TWO RODE TOGETHER 109 COLUM3IA. UNHOLY WIFE, THE 94 (R) July. 1961. James Stewart, UNIVERSAL (R) October, 1957. . Rod Richard Wldmark_ Color. Steiger. Color. 2000 YEARS LATER WARNER 80 UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 01 BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) April. 1969 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1958. Documentary Terry -Thomas, Edward Everrett Horton, Pat Har- Color. rington. Color. UNKNOWN 2001: A SPACE TERROR, THE (Ca) 78 ODYSSEY (Super Panavislen) 160 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) September, MOM. (R) Special. April, 1968. Heir Dulles, Gary 1957. JObn Howard. Male Powers. Lockwood. Color. UNSINKABLE TWO TICKETS MOLLY BROWN. THE (P) 128 TO PARIS 78 METRO-GOLDWYN-MA TER. (RI June, 1964 COLUMBIA. (B) October, 1963. Crosby. Joey Dee, Gary Debbie Reynolds, Barre Preenell. Color. UNTAMED TWO WEEKS (Cs) III IN ANOTHER TOWN (Cs) 107 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March. 1955 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1962 Tyrone Power, Susan Hayward. Cola. Kirk Douglas. Edward G. Robinson. Color. UNTAMED YOUTH 80 TWO 96 I%ARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 18, 1957. Mamie PARAMOUNT.SEPTEMBER)etteer F1987. Brigitte Bar- Van Doren, Lori Nelson. dot. Laurent Terzieff. Color UNTIL THEY SAIL (Cs) 94 (WO WOMEN (Ital.; Eng. titles) October. 1957Jeimmons AVCO EMBASSY. (R) 1961. Sophia Loren, Jean 99 Man RO-GOLDWYNPaulNeAYER (B) Paul Belmondo. B & W. UNWED MOTHER 74 ALLIED AItTISTS. (R) July 20. 1958. Norma u Moore. Robert Vaughn. UP FROM THE BEACH (Cs.) 99 UGLY AMERICAN, THE 120 TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) June 1965. UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1983. Marlon Brando, Cliff Robertson, Red Buttons. EIJI Okada. Color. UP IN SMOKE M UGLY DACHSHUND, THE 93 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) Dec. 1957. Hunts Hall, BUENA VISTA. (R) February, 1968. Suzanne Stanley Clemente. Pleshette, Dean Jones. Color. UP PERISCOPE (C) 111 UGLY ONES, THE 98 WARNER BROS. (B) February, 1959. James Gar- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1968. Richard ner. Edmond O'Brien. Wyler, Thomas Milian, Ella Karin. Color. ULYSSES UP THE CREEK 83 101 DOMINANT PICTURES. (R) August, 1959. David PARAMOUNT. (B) October, 1955. Kirk Douglas Tomlinson, Peter Silvana Mangano. Color. Sellers. ULYSSES (P) UP THE DOWN STAIRCASE 124 WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) July, 1987 CONTINENTAL. (R) March, 1967. Barbara ¡ef- Milo O'Shea. Sandy Dennis, Patrick Bedford. Color. UMBERTO UP THE JUNCTION 119 D (Ital.) 89 PARAMOUNT. (R) March. 1968. Suzy Kendall, HARRISON. (R) November, 1955. Carlo Battisti . Color. UMBRELLAS OF CHERBOURG 90 UP THE MACGREGORS 93 ALLIED ARTISTS -LANDAU. (R) December, COLUMBIA ;R-, November, 1967. Agatha Flory, 1984. Catherine Deneuve, Nino Castelnuovo. Color Leo Anchoriz. Color. UNCHAINED 7g UP TO HIS EARS 109 WARNER BROTHERS. (B) February 26, 1955 LOPERT. (R) May, 1966. Jean-Paul Belmondo Elroy Hirsch, Barbara Hale. Ursula Andreas. Color. UNCLE, THE 87 UPPER HAND, THE (F) 88 LENART. (R) July, 1966. Rupert Davies, Brenda PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1967. Jean Gabin, George Bruce. Raft. Color. UNDEAD, THE 79 UPSTAIRS AND DOWNSTAIRS 100 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) March. Alison Hayes, 1957 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1961 Richard Garland. Mylene Demongeot. Michael Craig. Color. UNDEFEATED, THE (P) 119 UPTIGHT 104 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, 1969. John Wayne, Rock Hudson. PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1988. Raymond Color. St. Jacques, Ruby Dee, Frank Sinatra. Color. UNDER THE YUM-YUM TREE 110 COLUMBIA. (R) November, URANIUM BOOM 87 1963. Jack Lemmon, COLUMBIA. (R) March. 1958. Dennis Morgan, Carol Lynley. Color. Patricia Medina. UNDER TWO FLAGS 92 UTAH BLAINE 75 PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1980. Van Heflin Charles COLUMBIA. (R) February. 1957. Rory Calhoun, Laughton. Susan Cummings. UNDERWATER! (88) OD REO RADIO. (B) February 9, 1955. Jane Russell, Gilbert Roland. Color. V UNDERWATER CITY. THE 78 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1962. William Lundi- V.I.P.'s, THE (P) 119 Zan. Julie Adams. M EMI-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, 1963. Elizabeth Tayln- Richard Burton. Color UNDERWATER WARRIOR (CS) 90 MGM. (R) 1958. Dan VAGABOND KING, THE (VV) 68 Daily, Claire Kelly. B & W PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1956. Kathryn UNDERWORLD INFORMERS (Brit.) 105 Grayson, Oreste, Color. CONTINENTAL. (R) October, 1965. Nigel Patrick, VALERIE 84 Catherine Woodville. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1957. Sterling UNDERWORLD, U. 8. A. 99 Hayden, Anita Ekberg. COLUMBIA. (B) Marsh, 1981. Cliff Robertson, VALIANT. THE (Cs) 89 Dolores Dorn. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1962. John Mills. Rotore UNEARTHLY, THE 73 Mannl REPUBLIC (B) June, 1957. John Carradine, Alli- VALLEY OF GWANGI 95 son Hayes. WARNER BROS.-7 ARTS. (R) June. 1969. James UNFAITHFULB, THE 89 Franciscos, Gila Golan, Richard Carlson. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1980. Gina VALLEY OF MYSTERY .. . 94 Lollobrlgida, May Britt. UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1987. Richard Egan, Peter Graves. Color. UNFORGIVEN, THE (P) 125 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) VALLEY OF THE DRAGONS 79 April. 1960. Burt Lan- COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1961. Cesare Dandua, caster. Audrey Hepburn. Color. Sean McCuory. UNGUARDED MOMENT, THE 95 VALLEY OF THE REDWOODS 88 UNI VERBAL. (B) November, 1956. Esther Wil- TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1960 liams, George Nader, Color. John Hudson, Lynn Bernay. 404 Val -Wal

Length Length In Minn. In Mins. VALUE FOR MONEY (VV) 84 VIOLENT SATURDAY (Cs) 90 RANK (R) July, 1957. John Grognon, Diane Dors TWENTIEHT CENTURY-FOX. (R) April. 1955. Color. Victor Mature. . Color. VAMPIRE, THE VIRGIN AND THE GYPSY, THE 92 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1957. b&w. CHEVRON. (R) June, 1970. Joanna Shimkus, Franco VANISHING AMERICAN, THE 80 Nero, Honor Blackman. Color. REPUBLIC. (it) November 17, 1955. Scott Brady, VIRGIN QUEEN, THE (Cs) 92 Audrey Totter. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1955 VARIETY LIGHTS (Ital., Eng. titles) 00 Bette Davis, Richard Todd, Joan Collins. Color. PATHE-CONT. (It) May. 1965. Peppin de Filip- VIRGIN SOLDIERS, THE 98 po. Carla del Poggio. COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1970. Lynn Redgrave, VENETIAN AFFAIR. THE (P) 92 Hywel Bennett, Nigel Davenport. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1967 VISCOUNT, THE (Ts) 98 Robert Vaughn, Elke Sommer. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) May, 1967. Kerwin Mat - VENGEANCE OF FU MANCHU 91 thews, Edmond O'Brien. Color. WARNER BIROS. -SEVEN ARTS. (R) January, VISIT, THE (CS) 80 1968. Christopher Lee, Tony Ferrer. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, VENGEANCE OF SHE. THE 101 1984. Ingrid Bergman, Anthony Quinn. May, 1968 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) VISIT TO A SMALL PLANET 85 John Richardson, Olinka Berova. Color. PARAMOUNT. (B) April, 1980. Jerry Lewis, VENUS IN FURS 86 Joan Blackman. AMER. INT. PICS. (R) May, 1970. James Darren, Barbara McNair. Color. VITATE)ELLONI(!tal (TiHE YOUNG AND THE PASSION - 87 109 VERBOTEN JANUS. (R) October, 1956. Franco Tabriz!, Alberto RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. Sordi. (R) April, 1959. James Beet. Susan Cummings. VIVA LAS VEGAS 127 (P) 88 VERTIGO (VV) METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) June, 1964 PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1958. James Stewart, Elvin Presley. Ann -Margaret. Color. Klm Novak. Color. VIVA MARIA (P) 110 VERY HANDY MAN. A (Ital.; Eng. Titles) 95 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) Spring, 1966. Brigitte RIZ7,OLI. (R) December, 1966. Ugo Tognauzi, Bardot. Jeanne Moreau. Color. Giovanna Ralli. VIVA MAXI 92 VERY HAPPY ALEXANDER (French, Eng titles) . 94 COMMONWEALTH UNITED. (R) December 1969 CINEMA V. (R) February, 1969. Philippe Nistet. Peter Ustinov, Pamela Tiffen, Jonathan Winters Franclose Brion, Marlene Jobert. Color. Color. VOICE VERY PRIVATE AFFAIR. A 84 IN THE MIRROR. (Cs) 102 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1958. Richard Egan, 1962. Brigitte Bardot. Marcello Maatrolanni. Coln.. Julie London. VOICE VERY SPECIAL FAVOR, A 104 OF THE HURRICANE 80 UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1965. Rock Hudson, SELECTED PICTURES. (R) April. 1964. Muriel Leslie Caron. Color. Smith, David Cole. Color. 108 VON RYAN'S VICE AND VIRTUE (F) EXPRESS (Ca) 117 METRO-FOl.DWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1965. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. June 1965. Color , Catherine Deneuve. B & W. VOODOO ISLAND 78 71 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1957. Borle UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1960. Karloff, Beverly Tyler. VICTORS. THE (P) 175 1968. Ed- 75 COLUMBIA. (R) December. Vincent AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) March, 1957. wards. George Hamilton. Marla English, Tom Conway. VIEW FROM POMPEY'S HEAD, THE (Cs).,, 97 VOYAGE OF SILENCE -FOX. (R) November 88 TWENTIEH CENTURY LOPERT. (R) September, 1968 Marco Pico, Lud- 1955. Richard Egan, Dana Winter. Cameron mila Mikael. B & W. Mitchell. Color. VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA (Ce) VIKING QUEEN. THE 91 Walter Pidgeon, Joan 105 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, Fontaine. June, 1981. Color. VOYAGE TO 1987. Don Murray. Carita. THE END OF THE UNIVERSE . 75 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) September, VIKING WOMEN. THE 70 1964. Dennis Stephens, AMER. INT. PICS. (R) December. 1957. Abby Francis Smolen. VULTURE. THE Dalton, Susan Cabot. 91 PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1967. Robert VIKINGS, THE (T) 114 Akira Tamiroff. Hutton, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1958. Kirk Douglu, Tony Curtis. Color. VILLA! (Cs) 72 W TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October 1958. Brian Keith, Cesar Romero. Color. WACKIEST SHIP IN THE ARMY. THE (Cs) 90 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1960, Jack Lemma VILLA RIDES (P) 125 Rlckey Nelson. Color. (R) 1968. Yul Brynner, Rob- PARAMOUNT. June, WACO (TS) ert Mitchum, Grazia Buccella. Color. 00 PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1968. Howard VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED, THE 78 Keel, Jane Ruesell. Color. (R) 1961 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. January. GES OF FEAR. George Sanders, Barbara Shelley. WA DISTRIBUTORS 10! S COHE RP) OF AMERICA. (R) VILLAGE OF THE GIANTS 81 January, 1958. Yves Montand, Vera Tommy Kirk, John- Clouant. EMBASSY. (R) October. 1965. WAIT UNTIL DARK ny Crawford. Color. IOi WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) December, VINTAGE, THE (Cs) 92 1987. Audrey Hepburn, Alan Arkin, Color. 19, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April ING R 1957. Mel Ferrer, , John Kerr. Color WA LPERT. O(R) 88 July, 1989E Alexandria Stewart, Fran- VIOLATORS, THE 78 colse Tasse. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1957. Arthur O'Con- WAKAMBA 81 nell. RKO RADIO. (R) June 29. 1955. ture. Color. African adven- VIOLENT FOUR, THE (Italian; Eng. titles) 98 PARAMOUNT. (R) September. 1968. Glen Marie WAKE ME WHEN IT'S OVER (Ca) Margaret Lee. Color. TWENTIETH 121 Volonte, Thomas Milan, CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1960 Ernie Kovacs. Margo Moore. Color. VIOLENT MEN, THE (Ce) 96 WALK A TIGHTROPE 1955. Glenn Ford COLUMBIA. (R) January. PARAMOUNT. (R) June. 1964. 89 Barbara Stanwyck. Color. tricia Owens. Dan Duryea, Pa- VIOLENT ROAD 88 WALK, DON'T RUN (P) WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May. 1958. Brian COLUMBIA. (R) July. 1968. 117 Keith, Dick Foram. tha Egger. Color. Cary Grant, Saman-

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Length Length In Mans. In Mint. WALK IN THE SHADOW (Brit.) 98 WARKILL (00 CONTINENTAL. (II) February, 1966. Michael UNIVERSAL. (RI May, 1968. George Montgomery, ('wale Parrieb Nr/lrnhan Tom Drake. Color. WALK IN THE SPRING RAIN, A (P) 100 WARNING SHOT 100 COLUMBIA. (RI May, 1970. Ingrid Bergman, An- l'AItAIIOUNT. (R) January. 1967. David Janssen, thony Quinn. Color. Eel Begley. Color. 95 WARRENDALE 100 PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1960. Jack Lord, Nobu GROVE PRESS. (R) September. 1968, b&w. McCarthy. WARRIOR AND THE SLAVE GIRL, THE (Supercine- WALK ON THE WILD SIDE 114 acepe) 89 February. 1962. Laurence Har- COLUMBIA. (it) l'Ol.U%IRIA (Ili November 1959. Glenna Maria vey, Capucine. Canale, Georges Marchai. Color. WALK THE DARK STREET 74 WARRIOR ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1956. Chuck EMPRESS, THE (Cs) 97 COLUMBIA (R) May. 1961. Kerwin Mathews Connote, Don Rosa. Tina Louise. Color. WALK TALL CoI 60 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, WARRIORS, THE (Cs) 85 1960. Willard Parker. Joyce Meadows. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 11, 1955. Errol Flynn, Joanne Dru. Color. WALK THE PROUD LAND (Cs.) 88 UNIVERSAL. till September. 1956. Audi Murphy WASP WOMAN. THE 78 THE FILMOROUP. (R) October 1959. Susan Pat Crowley. Color. Cabot, Fred Elaley. WALKING STICK, THE (P) 101 WATER MGM. (R) April. 1970. David Hemmings, Saman- HOLE it3 (TS) .. , 100 Williams. PARAMOUNT. (R) October. 1967. James Coburn, iha Egger. Emlyn Color. Margaret Rlye. Color. WALK WITH LOVE AND DEATH, A 90 20th CENTURY -FOX. (1t) October, 1969. Anjelica WATERMELON MAN 97 Huston, Assaf Dayan. Color. COLUMBIA. (It) August, 1970. Godfrey Cambridge, . Color. WALKING TARGET 74 WATUSI UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1960. Joan (Ca) 85 Evans, Ronald Foster. METRO-OOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1959. George Montgomery. Patna &lg. Color. WALL OF NOISE 112 WAY OUT, WARNER BIROS. (R) September, 1963. Suzanne THE 78 REO RADIO. (B) April 11, 1954. Gene Nelsen. Pleshette, Ty Hardin. Mona Freeman. WALLS OF HELL, THE 88 WAY TO HEMISPHERE. (B) October, 1964. Jock Mahon), THE GOLD. THE (Ca) 94 Fernando Poe, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1957. Jr. Sheree North Jeffrey Hunter. Color. WALTZ OF THE TOREADORS 105 CONTINENTAL. (It) August, 1982. Peter Sellers WAY WE LIVE NOW, THE 110 Deny Robin. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (RI May. 1970. Nicholas Pryor, Linda Simon. Joanna Mlles. Color. WANDERER. THE (French. Eng. titles) 103 (RI February, 1969. Brigitte Epssey, Jean Blaise, WAY WEST. THE (P) ... . 122 Alain Molt. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June. 1967. Kirk Doug- las, Lola Albright. Color. WAR AND PEACE (VV) 208 PARAMOUNT. (It) November, 1956. Audrey WAY ... WAY OUT (Cs) foe Hepburn. Henry Fonda. Mel Ferrer. Color. 20th CENTURY FOX. (R) October, 1966. Jerry Lewis. WAR AND PEACE 132 Connie Stevens. Color. CONTINENTAL. (R) Special. April, 1968. Lud - WAYWARD BUS. THE (Cs) 90 mils Savelyeva, Serge) Bondarchuk. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) June, 1957 Jayne WAR DRUMS 75 Manslleld, Dan Dailey. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1957. Lea Barker. WAYWARD GIRL. THE 71 Joan Taylor. Color. REPUBLIC (R) September. 1957. Mambla Hender- WAR GAME, THE 47 eon. Peter Walker. PATHE CONTEMPORARY. (R) March, 1967 WAYWARD WIFE. THE (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 95 BBC Documentary by Peter Watkins. IF E. (R) January, 1955. Gina Lollobrtglda, Alda WAR -GODS OF THE DEEP (Colorseope) 85 Manginl. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. lit) May. 1965 WE ARE ALL MURDERERS (Fr.) 119 Vincent Price, Tab Rueter. Color. KINGSLEY. (R) January. 1957. Marcel Mouloudll, Raymond WAR HUNT 81 Peliegrin UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1962. John Saxon WE STILL KILL THE OLD WAY (Ital.) 90 Robert Redford. LOPERT. (R) February, 1968. Glen Maria Volonte, WAR 18 HELL! 81 Irene Papas. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1984. Tony WEAPON. THE gg Russell, Baynes Barron. REPUBLIC. (R) May 27. 1957. Steve Cochran. Llsabeth Scott. WAR -ITALIAN STYLE (TS) 84 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) January WEB OF EVIDENCE 88 1967. Buster Keaton. Franco and Cledo. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1959. Van WAR LORD, THE (P) 128 Johnson, Vera Miles. UNIVERSAL. (B) November. 1985. Charlton Hes- WEDDING PARTY, THE 90 ton, Richard Boone. Color. ANDINE IR) Anrll. 1969. :111 Clayburgh, Charles WAR LOVER, THE 108 Meer. Valda Settonfleld. b&w. 1962. Steve McQueen, COLUMBIA. (R) November. WEE GEORGIE (Brit.) 94 Robert Wagner. TIMES. (R) October, 1958. Alutair Sim, Bill WAR OF THE COLOSSAL BEAST 88 Travers. Color. (B) July. 1958 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. WEEKEND (Dan., Eng, titles) 84 Dean Parkin. Sally Fraser. CINEMA -VIDEO. (R) May, 1984. Jens Osterholm, WAR OF THE SATELLITES 72 Birgit Bruel. (B) April 6, 1958. Susan ALLIED ARTISTS WEEKEND AT DUNKIRK 101 Cabot. Dick Miller. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX, (R) May, 1966 WAR OF THE ZOMBIES 85 Jean-Paul Belmondo, Catharine Spaak. Color. 1985 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March, WEEKEND WITH LULU 78 John Barrymore, Jr. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) December. 1961. Bob Monkhouse, WARLOCK (Cs) 121 Leslie Phillips. -TOIL (R) April. 1959 TWENTIETH CENTURY WELCOME TO HARD TIMES 100 Richard Wldmark, Henry Fonda. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1967 WAR PARTY 72 Henry Fonda, Janice Rule. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1965. WE'LL BURY YOU 76 Michael T. Maker, Davey Davidson. COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1962. Documentary WAR WAGON. THE (P) 101 WE'RE NO ANGELS (VV) 198 UNIVERSAL. (R) June. 1967. John Wayne, Kirk PARAMOUNT. (B) July, 1955. Humphrey Bogart, Douglas. Color. Aldo Ray, Peter Ustlnov, Joan Bennett. Color. 406 Wer -WH

Length Lenicegth In Mina. la M , WEREWOLF, THE 90 WHERE WERE YOU WHEN THE LIGHTS WENT t.U1.L MBIA. (R) July, 1958 Steve Hick. Moe OUT? 94 Hulaeu. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July. 1968 Doris Day, Robert Morse, Terry -Thomas. Color. tl ESI8OUNO (C) 86 tt A((NElt BROS. (R) April, 1959. Randolph WHERE'S JACK? 120 Scoaa, Hanna Mayo. PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1969. Tommy Steele. Stanley Raker, Flora Lewis. Color. WEST OF ZANZIBAR (Brit.) 94 LIMVEtusaL. tit; January 1955. Anthony Steel. WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS 100 Shelia Sim. Color. RHO RADIO. (R) May 30, 1958. Dana Andrews, Ida Lupino. George Sanders, Rhonda Fleming. WEST SIDE STORY (P-70) 155 UNITED ARTISTS. (al October, 1981. Natalie WHISPERERS, THE 105 Wood. lticnara Reymet. Color. LOPERT. (R) July. 1967. Dame Edith Evans, Eric Portman. WESTWARD HO THE WAGONS! (CO) 9e WHITE FEATHER (Cs) 102 lit ENA VINTA. (R) December 85, 1957. Fees TWENTIETH P , Katll.nen Crowley. Color. CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, 1955. Robert Wagner. Debra Paget. Color. WETBACKS 88 (R) May. 1956. Lloyd Bridges. Nancy WHITE HUNTRESS 80 BATTER. AMER. L'v1 PICS. (R) August, 1957. Sheen Getty. Lulus. Step.lan, John Bentley. WHAT A WAY TO 1301 (CS) III TWENTIETH CENTLRI-FOX. (R) June, 1964 WHITE SHEIK. THE (Ital.) 86 Paul Newman. Color. JANUS. (R) May, 1956. Alberto Bordi. Brunello Shirley Maclaine, Bovo. 119 WHAT DID YOU DO IN THE WAR, DADDY? (P) WHITE SQUAW, THE 78 (11) July, 1966. James Coburn, UNITED A1(TIST8. COLUMayMBWynn.IA. (R) November, 1958. David Brian, Dick Shawn. Color. WHAT DO YOU SAY TO A NAKED LADY? 90 WHITE VOICES (Te) 93 UNITED ARTISTS. (H) February. 1970. Color. PRANLA RIZZOLI. (R) April. 1965. Paolo Fer- WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO AUNT ALICE? 101 rari, Sandra Mild. Color. Page, CINERAMA. (R) July, 1969. Geraldine WARRIOR 80 Gordon. Color. WARNER RMS. (R) March. 1961. Steve Reevel. WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE? . 182 Georgia Moll. Color. 1901. Da- NAUNEIt B1tll0. tilt November, Bette WHITE WILDERNESS 7x rla. Joao l'rawturd. BUENA VISTA. (R) October. 1958. True Life WHAT'S GOOD FOR THE GOOSE 105 Adventure. Color. (R) December, 1969 NATIONAL SHOWMANSHIP. WHO KILLED TEDDY BEAR? 91 Norman Wisdom, Sally Oeeson. Color. MAGNA. (R) October, 1965. Juliet Prowse, Bal WHAT'S NEW PUSSYCAT 108 Mined. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1965. Peter Sellers WHO WAS THAT LADY? 114 Peter O Tuule. Color. COLUMBIA. (H) January. 1960. WHAT'S SO BAD ABOUT FEELING GOOD? 94 WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? 120 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1968. George Pepperd, WARNER BItOS. (It) July. 1966. Elisabeth Tay- Mary Tyler Moore, Dom de Lulse. Color. lor. Richard Burton. WHAT'S UP TIGER ? 80 WHO'S BEEN SLEEPING IN MY BED? (P) 103 AMERICAN LNTER NATIONAL. (R) September PARAMOUNT. (it) January. 1964. Dean Martin, 1906. Woody Allen -dubbed farce of straight Japa- Elizabeth Montgomery. nese Ulm. Color. WHO'S GOT THE ACTION? (P) 83 WHEELER DEALERS, THE (P) 106 PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1968. Dean Martin, J1E'r'1tO-UOLD M. IN -MAYER. (it) November. 1983 Lana Turner. Color. James Maher, Lee Re, lok, Color. WHO'S MINDING THE MINT? 97 WHEN COMEDY WAS KING 81 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1967. Jim Hutton, Dor- 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) 1960. Charlie Chaplin, othy Provine. Color. Buster Keaton, etc. B & W. WHO's MINDING THE STORE? 80 WHEN GANGLAND STRIKES 70 PARAMOUNT. (R) December 1963, Jerry Lewis. HEl'UBL1C. (H) March 15, 1956. Raymond Green- Jill St. John. Color. leaf, Barile Millar. WHO'S THAT KNOCKING AT MY DOOR? 80 BRENNER. (It) September, 1968. Zino Bethune. WHEN HELL BROKE LOOSE 78 Harvey KelteL Color. resits-lit/Len. (H) November, 1958. Charles Brun- ton. Kinnard Jeecael. WHY BOTHER TO KNOCK (CS) 88 SEVEN ARTS. (It) November. 1964. Richard WHEN THE BOYS MEET THE GIRLS (P) , 37 Todd. Nicole Manny. MO,.iU-UOLIJIV IN -MA 1Elt. (H) December, Color. 1965. L0111110 Frames, liana Preened. Cohn.. WHY MUST I DIE? 88 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) July. 1980. WHERE ANGELS GO-TROUBLE FOLLOWS 95 Terry Moore, Debra Paget. COLUMBIA. tit) April. 199I. Stella Stevens. Rosa- lind Russell. Color. WICHITA (Cs) 81 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) July 8, 1955. Joel McCrea, WHERE EAGLES DARE 158 Vera Miles. Color. (R) April, 1989 METRO-UULDWYN-MAYER. WICKED AS Richard Burton. Clint Eastwood, Mary Ure. Color THEY COME 94 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1957. Arlene Dahl, WHERE IT'S AT 104 Phil Carey. 1969. Jans- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, David WICKED DREAMS OF PAULA SCHULTZ ITS sen, Robert Drivas. Rosemary Forsyth, Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (H) January, 1988. Elke Som- mer, Bob Crane. Color. WHERE LOVE HAS GONE (TS) 114 PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1964. Susan Hay- WICKED WIFE (Brit.) 75 ward. Bette Davis. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 8, 1956. Nigel Patrick, Moira Lister. BOYS ARE (Co) 90 WHERE THE AND MOTHU- GULL W IN - MA TER. (R) December WILD THE INNOCENT, THE (Cs) 84 1909. George Hamilton, Dolores Hart. Color. UNIVERSAL (R) May, 1959. Audio Murphy. Jo- anne Dru. Color. WHERE THE BULLETS FLY 83 EMBASSY. (R) November, 1966. Tom Adams, WILD ANGLES, THE (P) 88 Addams. Color. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) July, 1966. Dawn Peter Fonda. Nancy Sinatra. Color. 120 WHERE THE HOT WIND BLOWS WILD BUNCH, THE (P) 145 MEfRV-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) November, WARNER. (R) William Holden, Robert Ryan, lato. Gina Lurlobriglda, Ives Mentand. Ernest Borgnine. Color. WHERE THE SPIES ARE (P) 110 WILD DAKOTAS, THE 73 METItU-UULDWYN-MA YETI. (R) January. 1966 ASSOCIATED FILM (R) February, 1956. Bill David Rlveu, h'ra colae Dorian. Color. Williams, Coleen Gray. WHERE THE TRUTH LIES (D) 83 WILD HERITAGE (Cs) 78 1ARAMOUNI (R) Gctobet, 1968. Juliette' Greee UNIVERSAL. (li) August, 1958. Will Rogen, Jr Jean Mare Rory. Maureen O'Sullivan. Color. 407 Wil-Wor

Length Length In Mlni. In Mina. WILD IN THE COUNTRY (Ce) 114 WITHOUT A STITCH, (Danish: Eng titles) 96 TWENTIETH CENTURY-PDX. (R) J)me, 1961 VIP (R) January, 1970. Anne Grete, lb Mossln Elvis Presley, Jean Simmons. Color. Color. WILD IN THE STREETS 97 WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION 114 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May, 1968 UNITED ARTISTS (R) February, 1958. Tyrone Shelley Winters, Christopher Jones. Color. Power. Marlene Dietrich. WILD 18 THE WIND (VV) 114 WITNESSES, THE 82 PARAMOUNT (R) February, 1958. Anna Magnanl ALTURA FILMS INTERNATIONAL. (R) August, Anthony Quinn. 1987. Documentary. WILD OAT, THE (Fr.) 107 WIVES AND LOVERS 108 CARROLL. (B) June, 1958. Perandel. PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1968. Janet Leigh, Van Johnson. WILD ON THE BEACH 77 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) August. 1965 WIZARD OF BAGHDAD, THE (Cs) 92 Teenage Comedy. TWENTIETH CENTUIt Y -FOX. (R) December, WILD PARTY, THE 81 1980. Dick Shawn, Diene Baker. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) December. 1956. An- WOLF DOG 69 thony Quinn, Cool Ohmart. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1958 WILD RACERS, THE B1 Jim Davis. Allison Hayes. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) March, 1988 WOLF LARSEN Fabian, Landers. 83 David Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1958. Barry Sul- WILD RIVER (Ce) lo6 liven. Gita Hall. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (Ce). (R) June 93 1980. Lee Remick, Montgomery CBtt. Color. WARNER BIROS. (R) November. 1957. Yvonne WILD WESTERNERS, THE 70 Mitchell, Sylvia Sims. James COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1962. Philbrook, WOMAN IN THE DUNES (Jap., Eng. titles) 128 Nancy Kovack. Color. PATHE-CONT. (R) October, 1964. EIJ1 Okada, WILD, WILD PLANET, THE 93 Kyoko Klstllda. METRO -GOLDW YN-MAYER. (R) June, 1967 WOMAN IS A WOMAN, Tony Russell. Connie Color. A (Fr.. Eng. titles) 80 Gastoni. PATNA-CONT. (Ri November, 1664. Jean-Claude WILD, WILD WINTER (Te.) 80 tinily. Ann Karina. Come. UNIVERSAL. (R) January. 1966. Gary Clarke WOMAN OBSESSED Chris Noel. Color. (Cs) 102 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1959 WILL ANY GENTLEMAN/ (Brit.) 84 b&w. STRATFORD. (R) January 3, 1955. George Cole WOMAN OF Veronica Hunt. STRAW 117 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) September, 1964. Gina WILL PENNY 109 Lallubrlgldla, clean (Winery. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1988. Charlton Heaton. Hackett. Color. WOMAN OF THE RIVER 92 Joan COLUMBIA tit) September, 1957 Sophia Loren. WILL SUCCESS SPOIL ROCK HUNTER? (Cs) 94 (serum ours.. color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-PDX (R) August, 1957 WOMAN Mansfeld, Tony Randall. Color. TIMES SEVEN 99 Jayne EMBASSY. (R) June, 1987 Shirley MecLalne, WILLY McBEAN AND HIS MAGIC MACHINE 94 Alan Arkin. Color. Puppet Fantasy. MAGNA. (R) August, 1965. WOMAN WHo Wuu.DN'T DIE, THE M WIND ACROSS THE EVERGLADES 98 WARNER 13505 (R) May, 1965. Raymond Garth Christopher Plummer. ARP Taylor WARNER BROS. (R) September, 1958. Burl Ives. WOMAN'S DEVOTION, A 88 WIND CANNOT READ. THE 107 REPUBLIC. (R) November 9, 1958. Ralph Meek- TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, er, Janice Rule. Color. 1960. b&w. WOMEN IN LOVE 129 WINDJAMMER, (Cinemlraele & Cinerama) 127 UNITED ARTISTS (R) March, 1970. Alan Bates, LOUIS DE ROCHEMONT (R) April, 1958. Travel- Jennie Linden, Oliver Reed, Glenda Jackson. Color lo8ue color. WOMEN OF PITCAIRN 108 ISLAND 72 WINDOM'S WAY TWENTIETH CENT UIt Y -FOX. (R) December BANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OP AMERICA. 1956. James Craig. Lynn Bari. (R) November. 1958. Peter Finch, Mary Ure. Color. OF THE PREHISTORIC OF CHANCE 76 WOMEN PLANET 91 WINGS FEATURE FILM CORP. OF AMER (R) 1965. UNIVERSAL. (R) April. 1961. Jim Brown, Wendell Corey, Keith Larsen. Frances Rafferty. Color. Color. WINGS OF EAGLES, THE 110 WOMEN OF THE WORLD 107 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Feb. 22, 1957 EMBASSY. (R) July, 1963. Documentary. Color John Wayne, Maureen O'Hara. Color. WOMEN'S PRISON 80 WINK OF AN EYE 72 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1955. Ida Lupine, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) June. 1958. Doris Dowl- Howard Duff. ing, Jonathan Kidd. COUNTRY, THE 9998 WINNER, THE 82 WO UNITED ARTISTS. (R) 1959. b&w NOELLE GILMORE AND ROBERT KINGSLEY WONDERFUL (RI June, 1965. Abdoulaye Faye, Marcel Bruchard TO BE YOUNG (Cs) 02 PARAMOUNT. (R) October. 1982. Cliff Richard, WINNING 123 Robert Morley. Color. UNIVERSAL. (B) June, 1989. Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward, Robert Wagner. Color. WONDERFUL WORLD OF THE BROTHERS GRIMM, THE (CINERAMA) WINTER A GO-GO 88 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYELL 120 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1965. James Stacy (R) Special. July, William Wellman, Jr. Color. 1962. Laurence Harvey. Claire Bloom, Color. WIRETAPPER 80 WONDERS OF ALADDIN, THE (Cs) u EMBASSY. (R) February. 1956. Bill Williams METRO -COLDLY TN -MA YElt. (It) December, 1961. Donald O'Connor. Noelle WISE GUYS, THE 100 Adam. Color. UNIVERSAL (R) June 1969. Bourvil, Lino Ventura WOODSTOCK (P) 184 Color. WARNER BROS. (R) March, 1970. Color WITCH WITHOUT A BROOM, A 88 WORLD BY NIGHT PRODUCERS RELEASING ORG. (B) May. 1967 103 WARNER BROS. (B) September. 1961 Interna- Jeff Hunter, Maria Perach9. Color. tional Acts. Chlor. WITCHCRAFT 79 (R) 1964. Ian Chaney, Jack WORLD BY NIGHT NO. 2 (T) 119 20th CENTURY -FOX WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1961, Documentary Hadley. Color. WITCHMAKER, THE EXCELSIOR. (R) May, 1969. Anthony Eisley, WORLD, THE FLESH. AND THE DEVIL, THE (Cs) 95 M14TRO-GOLDWYN-MA VEtt. (RI May, 1959. Thordis Bandi. Harry Belafonte. Inger Stevens. WITH SIX YOU GET EGGROLL 95 NATIONAL GENERAL. (R) July, 1968. Doris WORLD IN MY CORNER 82 Brian Keith, Pat Caroll, Barbara Hershey. UNIVERSAL. (B) March. 1958. Audio Murphy, G Barbara Rush. 408 Wor-You

Length Length In Mlns. In Mina. WORLD IN MY POCKET 8a YESTERDAY'S ENEMY (M) 95 METItO.00LDWYN-MAYER. (B) March. 1962 COLUMBIA. (R) November. 1959. Stanley Baker, Rod Steiger. Nadia Tiller. Guy Rolfe. WORLD OF ABBOTT & COSTELLO. THE 75 YOLANTA 82 UNIVERSAL. (B) May, 1965. Bud Abbott. Lou ABTKINO. (B) December. 1964. Natalia Rudmaya Costello. Yuri Petrov Color. WORLD OF HENRY ORIENT. THE (P) 108 YOU ARE WHAT YOU EAT 75 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1984. Peter Sellers P. W. (R) June, 1968. Tiny Tim, Paul Butter- l'aula Prenuss. Color. field, Peter Yarrow. Color. WORLD OF SUM WONG, THE 129 YOU CAN'T RUN AWAY FROM IT (Ce) 05 PARAMOUNT. (5) February, 1981. William COLUMBIA. (B) November, 1958. June sily'en, Bolden, Nancy Roan. Color. Jack Lemma. Color. WORLD WAS HIS JURY. THE 82 YOU CAN'T WIN 'EM ALL 97 COLUMBIA (It) January. 1958. Edmond O'Brien, COLUMBIA (R) July, 1970. Tony Curtis, Charles Mona Freeman. Bronson. Color. WORLD WITHOUT END (Cs) 88 YOU MUST BE JOKING (Brit.) 100 ELLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 25. 1958. Hugh COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1965. Michael Callan, Marlowe. Nancy Gatea. Color. Lionel Jeffries. WORLD WITHOUT SUN Ba YOU ONLY LIVE TWICE (P) ... . 117 COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1985. Documentary. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June. -1987. Sean Con - Color. nary. WORST AGENTS!, THE (Ital.) 8s YOU ONLY LOVE ONCE (Fr.: Eng. titles) 95 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) 1966. Franco Franchi. SIGMA III (R) June, 1969. Karen Blanguernon, Leslie Bedos. WRECK OF THE MARY DEARE. THE (Ca) 108 Color. METRO-GOLDYYN-MAYER. (R) December YOUNG AMERICANS 104 1959. Gary Cooper, Charlton Heaton. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1987. The Young Amer- icans. WRECKING CREW, THE 105 Color. COLUMBIA. (It) February, 1969. Dean Martin, YOUNG AND DANGEROUS (R) 78 Elke Sommer. Sharon Tate, Nancy Kwan Colo:, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October. 1957 9h Leli Gentle. Mark Damon. UNIVERAL. (R) January, 1957. Rock Hudson BRAVE, Lauren Bacali, YOUNG AND THE THE 84 Robert Stack. Dorothy Malone, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. IR) May. 1963 Color. Rory Calhoun, William Randle. WRONG MAN, THE 105 YOUNG AND WILD (N) WARNER BROTHERS (R) January 28, 1957 REPUBLIC (R) April, 1958. Gene Evans. Scott Henry Fonda, Vera Miles. Marlowe. WRONG ARM OF THE LAW 91 YOUNG' AND CON'T`INENTAL. WILLING 110 (R) April, 1963. Peter Sellers. UNIVERSAL. 111) February, 1964. Ian McShane Lionel Jeffries. Virgin's 5i.-ak;1. WRONG BOX, THE 105 YOUNG ANIMALS. THE 100 COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1988. John Mills AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October, Michael Caine. Color. 1968. Tom Nardini, Patty McCormack, David WYOMING RENEGADES 78 Macklin. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) March. 1955. Phil Carey. Martha YOUNG AT HEART 117 flier. Color. WARNFH BROTHERS. (B) January 1. 1958. Dorris Day, Frank Sinatra Color. X YOUNG BESS 112 "X" 80 MGM. (R) May 29, 1958. Jean Simmons, Stewart AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) September Granger, Deborah Kerr. Color. 1983. Ray Mllland, Diana Van Der Vila. Color. YOUNG BILLY YOUNG 88 X-15 (P) 107 UNITED ARTISTS (R) September, 1969. Robert UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1981,. David Mitchum, Angie Dickinson, Robert Walker. Color. McLean, Charles Bronson. Color. YOUNG CAPTIVES. THE 68 X rilE UNKNOWN (Brit.) 81 PARAMOUNT. (R) February. 1959. Steven Mario WARNER BROS. (R) July. 1957. Dean Jagger, Luana l'atten. Edward Chapman. YOUNG CASSIDY 110 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1965. Rod Taylor, Y Flora Robson. Color. YANCO 85 YOUNG DILLINOER 102 HOFFMAN. (A) June. 1964. Ricardo Ancona, ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) May, 1965. Etch Adam', Maria Bustamente. Robert Conrad. YANG KWEI FEI (Jan.) 90 YOUNG DOCTORS. THE 100 BUENA VISTA. (R) September, 1956. Machlko UNITED ARTISTS. (B) September. 1961. Fredric Kyo. March. Ben Gaaarra. YANK IN VIET-NAM, A 80 YOUNG DON'T CRY, THE 89 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1964. Marshall COLUMBIA (R) August, 1957. Sal Mineo, James Thompson, Enrique Magalona. Whitmore. 71 YOUNG FURY (TS) 80 ALLIED ARTISTS. (A) October 14. 1956. Rod PARAMOUNT. (B) February. 1965. Ban Cal- Cameron, Mary Castle. houn. Virginia Mayo. Color. YELLOW CANARY, THE (Ca) es YOUNG GIRLS OF ROCHEFORT, THE (Fr.) 124 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1983. WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS. (R) January, Pat Boone, Barbara Eden. 1968. George Chakiris, Catherine Deneuve. Color. YELLOW ROLLS ROYCE, THE (P) 122 YOUNG GUNS. THE 84 METRO GOLDYWN MAYER. (R) July, 1965. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 12, 1958. Russ Color. Tamblyn, Gloria Talbott. YELLOW SUBMARINE 85 YOUNG GUNS OF TEXAS (Cs) 78 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1988 AM - TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) February, melon. Color. 1963. Jim Mitchum, Jody McCrea. Color. YELLOWNECK 83 YOUNG JESSE JAMES (Co) 73 REPUBLIC. (R) March 22, 1955. Lin McCarthy, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) August, Stephen Cortleigh. Color. 196e. Ray Strlcklyn, Merry Anden. YELLOWSTONE KELLY BI YOUNG LAND, THE 98 WARNER BROS. (R) September. 1959. Clint COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1959. Pat Wayne, Yvonne Walker. Edward Byrnes. Craig. Color. YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW 119 YOUNG LIONS. THE (Cs) 187 EMBASSY. (B) March, 1964. Sophia Loren TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April. 1958 Marcello Mastrolanni. Color. Marlon Brando. Montgomery CUft. 409 You-ZuI

Length Length In 31 Ins. In Mina. YOUNG LOVERS. THE 110 YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG (VV) 102 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, 1964, PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1955. Dean Martin, Peter Fonda. Sharon Hugueny. Jerry Lewis, Diana Lynn. Color. YOUNG PHILADELPHIANS, THE 136 YOURS, MINE AND OURS Ill 1CAIINEIt BROS. (It) May, 1959. Paul Newman UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1968. Lucille Ball, Barbara Rush. Henry Fonda. Color. YOUNG RACERS, THE 85 AMER. INT'L, PICS. (R) 1963. Mark Damon, William Campbell. Color. YOUNG RUNAWAYS, THE 91 METRO GOLDWYN MAYER. (R) October, 1968 Z (French: Eng. titles) 127 Brooke Bundy. Kevin Coughlin, Lloyd Bochner CINEMA V. (R) December, 1969. Yves Montand, Color. Irene Papas, Jean Louis Trintlgnant. Color. YOUNG SAVAGES, THE 103 ZABRISKIE POINT, (P) 112 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1961. Burt Lan- MGM (R) February, 1970. Mark Frechette, Darla caster, Shelley Winters. Ha'prin. Color. YOUNG SINNER, THE 81 ZANZABU KU 64 UNITED SCREEN ARTS. (R) August, 1985. Tom REPUBLIC. (R) April 13, 1956. Documentary Laughlin, Stephanie Powers. Color. YOUNG STRANGER, THE 84 ZARAK (Cs) 99 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1957. Kim Hunter. COLUMBIA. (RI January. 1957. Victor Mature, James Mac Arthur. Anita Ekberg. Michael Wilding. Color. YOUNG SWINGERS, THE 71 January ZEBRA IN THE KITCHEN 93 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. April. 1965. Jay 1964. Rod Lauren, Molly Bee. North. Martin Milner. Color. YOUNG. THE EVIL, AND THE SAVAGE, THE 82 (R) July, 1968. ZERO HOUR 81 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. 1957. Mike Damon, Eleanor Brown, Michael Rennie. Color. PARAMO ÚNT. (R) November, YOUNG TORLESS 90 ZIGZAG (P) 104 Kanawha. (R) July, 1968. Matthieu Carriere. MGM. (R) April, 1970. George Kennedy, Anne Bernd Tischer, Marian Seidowsky. b&w. Jackson, Eli Wallach. Color. 92 YOUNG WARRIORS. THE (P) 93 ZITA (French: Eng. titles.) May, 1967. James Drury, Steve REGIONAL. (R) July, 1968. Joanna Stmkus, UNIVERSAL. (R) Suzanne Flan. Color. Carlson. Color. Katina Pascineri, 70 YOUNGBLOOD HAWKE 187 ZOMBIES OF MORA -TAU WARNER BROS. (R) November, 1964. James COLUMBIA. (R) March. 1957. Allison Hayes. Franciscus, Suzanne Pleshette. Gregg Palmer. YOUR CHEATING HEART (P) 99 ZORRA THE GREEK 142 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January. 1965. INTERNATIONAL CLASSICS. (R) February, George Hamilton. Susan Oliver. 1965. Anthony Quinn. Alan Bates YOUR PAST IS SHOWING! 87 ZORRO RIDES AGAIN 68 BANK FILM DISTRIIIUTORS OF AMERICA. REPUBLIC. (R) January. 1959. John Carroll. (R) July. 1958. Terry Thomas. Peter Sellers. Helen Christian. YOUR SHADOW IS MINE ... 90 ZOTZI 87 CONTINENTAL (R) 1963. Jill Haworth, Michael COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1962. Tom Poston. Julia Bull. Color. Meade. YOU'RE A BIG BOY NOW 98 ZULU (T) 188 SEVEN ARTS. (R) February, 1967. Elizabeth EMBASSY. (R) June. 1964. Stanley Baker. Mi- Hartman. Geraldine Page. Color. chael Caine. Color.

410 Foreign Films in the United States

Following are the companies which distribute foreign product in the United States, whether in original form, with dubbed dialogue or with subtitle translations of dialogue. Where pictures are listed the county) of origin is indicated in parentheses after the title Arg-Argentina; Br-Great Britain; C-China; D-Den- mark; F-France; G-Germany; Gr-Greece; Is-Israel; Ind-India; It-Italy; -Japan; S-Spain; Sw-Sweden; Y-Yiddish. () Color.

ALLIANCE INTERNATIONAL FILMS, 40 East The Red and the White (Hungary) 49th Street, New York, N. Y. 10017; Tel.: 421- She and He (J) 9430. Sign of the Virgin (Czechoslovakia) J. MARTIN, Am. rep. Stray Dog (J) The Subject (G) ART CINEMA BOOKING SERVICE INC., 1501 This Strange Passion (Mexico) Broadway, New York, N. Y.; 947-2445. The 3 Penny Opera (G) SANFORD WEINER, president; CARMEN OUTEDA, The Three Sisters (USSR) secretary; ARNOLD JACOBS, sales mgr.; 100 Ameri- Throne of Blood (J) can reissues. Under the Roofs of Paris (F) Zero de Conduit (F) ARTIXO PRODUCTIONS, LTD., 58 West 58th St., New York, N. Y. 10019; PL 2.5722. BRENNER, JOSEPH, ASSOCIATES, 251 W.t 42nd Street, New York 36. N. Y.: I.Onoor. Seance on a Wet Afternoon (Br) 3.3270. Enough Rope (Fr) JOSEPH BRENNER, president. How NOT to Rob a Department Store (Fr) STEVEN BRENNER, vice president, The Marriage of Mr. Mississippi (Switzerland -Ger- many) ALBERTA D'ANGELO, office mar. The Impressionists (Fr) After Mein Kampf Boynng! (Fr) Karate The Swedish Girls (It) Naked Terror Ravaged AUDUBON FILMS, 850 Seventh Ave., New York, The Seducers N. Y. 10019t JUdson 6.4913. Body of Female RADLEY H. METZGER, pres.; ANA LEIGHTON, See.- The Hot Hours treas.; JERRY FRANKEL, booker; SILICA LEBOW. Career ('rirls on a Naked Holiday bookkeeper; CARYL FELDMAN, Secy. All of Me Caressed AZTECA FILMS, INC., 555 N. La Brea Ave., Holly- Zero Girls wood, Cailf. 90036; Tel.: 938-2413- 733-1186; Pleasure Lovers Branches: 132 W. 43rd St., New York, Ñ. Y. 10036; Barest Heiress 695-4740. 410 San Pedro Avenue, San Antonio 1, The Embracers Texas 78206; 226-7266; 1233 S. Wabash Ave., Freulus Sexualis Chicago, Ill. 60605; 922-6186; 2065 Broadway, The Games Men Play Denver, Colorado 80205; 244-4651. Make Me a Woman LEwELL TRUEX, pres.; JAVIER URANGA, Sec'), Treas. The General W. C. Fields Festival BRANDON FILMS, INC., 34 MacQuesten Parkway Crazy World of Laurel and Hardy South, Mount Vernon, New York 10550. (914) 664- Miss Jessica is Pregnant 5051. Cable address: BRANDIFILMS. The Love Object LEONARD P. WEG, Freaks gen. mgr. White Zombie Accatone! (It) Buster Keaton Film Festival Age Of Illusions (Hungary) And There Came A Man (It) BURSTYN, JOSEPH, INC., 1562 Unionport Rd., Bad Boys (J) New York N.Y. 10462; 212-863-5741. The Bailiff (J) FAB R. MISKE, pres.; G. N. GOLDBERGER, treas. The Bell (J) Bwana Toshi (J) CASOLARO GIGLIO FILMS DISTRIBUTING Carnival in Flanders (F) CO., 132 Lafayette St., New York 13, N. Y.: Casque D'Or (F) WOrth 6-2112. Competition (Czechoslovakia) SANDRINO GIGLIO, president. Crime of Monsieur Lange The (F) Death of the Ape Man (Czechoslovakia) Il Mondo Dei Miracoli Detour (Bulgaria) Madri Pericolose Diary of a Country Priest (F) Ore Dieci Lezioni Di Canto Downtown (J) Una Donna Prega A Girl in eh. Mist (J) Il Cantante Misterioso Drunken Angel (J) Il Canto Dell'Emigrante Harp of Burma (J) Graziella Hawks and the Sparrows, The (It) Il Principe Della Maschera Rossa Here's Your Life (Sw) Carovana Di Canzoni The Human Condition (J) Cent() Serenate I Live in Fear (J) Napoli Terra D'Amore Ikiru (J) La Domenica Della Buona Gente La Guerre Est Finie (F) Ferdinando Prino Re Di Napo); Love Affair-or, The Case of the Missing Switch- Tosca (It) board Operator (Yugoslavia) Toto' Lucia O Raddoppia The Lower Depths (i) Menzogna The Men Who Tread on the Tiger's Tail (J) La Cento Chilometri Of Stars and Men (U.S.A.) E' Permesso Maresciallo Operation Leontine (F) Lazzarella The Passion of Joan of Arc (F) Io Mammete E Tu

411 Qutando Tramonta Il Sole FINE ARTS FILMS, INC., 1501 Broadway, New Presentimento York 36, N. Y.; BRyant 9-6734. Belle Ma Povere DR. ARTHUR EPSTEIN, president; MIRIAM EPSTEIN, Classe Di Ferro vice president. Toto' e Cleopatra 2 IOU Samurai x Gheishe GLOBE PICTURES, INC. 37 West 57th Street, New In ginocchio da te York, N.Y. 10019; TeL: PL 1.6040. Non son degno di te JOSEPH GREEN, president. I figli del Leopardo The Brazen Women of Balzac I due della Legione Peter and Sabina Toto' Diabolicus The Striptease Girl Le Tardone That Woman La donna degli altri e' sempre plu bella The Love Feast Quanto sei bella Roma La bella Magnaia Il giorno piu'corto GOLDSTONE FILM ENTERPRISES, INC., 1546 I Marziani hanno 12 mani Broadway,New York, N. Y. 10036. Tel.: 246- La Spada e la Croce 4462.3. ranches: Goldstone films of Calif., Inc., Una Lacrima sul viso 988 Market St., San Francisco, Calif. 95102; (415) Ridera' 673-1855. Goldstone films of L.A., Inc., 8444 Wil- Cuore Matto shire Blvd. Beverly Hills, Calif. 90211. (213) I due Evasi di Sing-Sing 653-3231. Goldstone films of Texas, Inc., 500 S. Appuntamento ad Ischia Ervay St., Dallas, Texas 75201. (214) 742-4869. 2 Marines e un Generale HARRY GOLDSTONE, president; CAROLYN WILSON, Fratelli d'Italia off. mgr., bkr. The Mystifiera (F) CINEMA V DISTRIBUTING, INC., 595 Madison Taxi For Tobruk (F) Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022; CODE 212-421- Wild Affair (Br) 5555. Intimacy (Am) (also titled The Deceivers) DONALD S. RUGOFF, pres.; JAMES HENDELL, exec. Once Before 1 Die (Am) vice pres. Hail! Mafia (Am) The Cool World The Man Who Finally Died (Br.) One Potato, Two Potato Why Bother to Knock (Am) The Soft Skin Curse of Frankenstein (Br) The Model Murler Case Horror of Dracula (Br) Nothing But A Man Shatterhand (Am) The Hours of Love Julie is no Angel (Am) Nobody Waved Goodbye Beware the Black Widow (Am) Heaven's Above (F) I'm Alright Jack Les Biches (F) Rotten To the Core Master of Horror (Am) Morgan (Br.) Master of Terror (Am) Endless Summer Unkissed Bride (Am) Accident (Br.) Playmates (F) Elvira Madigan Erotique (F) Fireman's Ball Naked Angels (Am) Alexander Pit Stop (Am) Putney Swope See How They Come (Am) More. Equinox (Am) De L'Amour (F) CONTINENTAL DISTRIBUTING, INC. (See The Ruthless Four (Am) Walter Reade, Inc.) CONTINENTAL MOTION PICTURES CORPO- GOVERNOR FILMS, 165 West 46th St., New York, RA'T'ION, 1560 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; N. Y. 10036; 245-3587. l'Laza 7-5548. DAVID EMANUEL, president GEORGE MARGOLIN, president, Mas. LUBA MARGO- Carry On Cleo (Br) LIN, vice president. Hercules Against The Moon Men CORNSWEET, HAROLD, FILM PRODUCTIONS, The Black Torment P.O. Box 3093; Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212; Tel.: Carry On Spying 278-2757; 451-1974. The Brain HAROLD CORNSWEET, president; RILEY JACKSON, Doctor In Distress vice president. A Kind Of Loving Carry On Regardless Undasta Domani (It) Get On With It Clouds Over Israel (Is) A Touch Of Hell Moonwolf (G., Lapland) Tomorrow At Ten Return to The Campus (US) The Lady Doctor The Professor Floods the Bank (Is) Carry On Nurse Carry On Teacher DAIEI MOTION PICTURES (USA) INC., 1350 Carry On Constable Avenue of the Americas, New York, N. Y. 10019; Carry On Sergeant 765-5620. Doctor In Love KEIGO HIRAO, general . Incredible Petrified World Teenage Zombies FILMS -AROUND -THE -WORLD, INC., 745 Fifth Carry On Cabby Avenue, New York N. Y. 10022. PLaza 2-5050, Cable FILMWORLD, NEW YORK; Telex 420572. GRAND PRIZE FILMS INC., 145 East 49th St.. IRVIN SHAPIRO, president; DIANA SHAPIRO, vice New York 17, N. Y.; 11Laza 9-8995. president; ANNE EXELBERTH, secretary. SIDNEY KAUFMAN, president. FILMS OF INDIA. 109 South Edinburgh Avenue. Los Angeles, Calif. 90048; (213) 931-3822. HARRISON, PICTURES CORPORATION, 34 Mac- R. M. BADAI, president. Questen Pkwy. So., Mt. Vernon, N. Y. 10550; (914) Two Eyes, Twelve Hands (Ind) 664-5051. Light Of India (Ind) EDWARD HARRISON, President. Indian Bracelets (Ind) Life Of Mahatma Gandhi (Ind) HOFFBERG PRODUCTIONS, INC., 321 W. 44th Showbiz-India! (Ind) Street, New York 36, N. Y.; Circle 6-9031-2. King & The Maiden (Ind) JACK H. HOFFBERG, president.

412 IMPACT FILMS, INC., 144 Bleecker St., New York, Walkover (Pol) N. Y. 10012; OR 4-3375. Chronicla of Ann Magdalena Bach (W G) STAN GOTTLIEB, general sales manager. Not Reconciled (W G) Three (Yugo) Machorka-Muff (W G) Rush to Judgment The Bridegroom, The Comedienne, and the Pimp Chafed Elbows (W G) Scorpio Rising Morire Gratis (It) Something Different (Czech) Les Creatures (Fr) Diamonds in the Night (Czech) Before the Revolution (It) Oysters Are in Season (Br) The Fire Within (Fr) Good Times -Wonderful Times (Br) Le Socrate (Fr) Transport from Paradise (Czech) Far From Vietnam (Fr) Joseph Killian (Czech) Pickpocket (Fr) Eyewitness: Vietnam (Br) The Smugglers (Fr) Kustom Kar Kommando (US) The Accompaniment (Fr) Fireworks (US) Black Girl (Senegal) Eaux D'Artifices tiorom Sarret (Senegal) Inauguration of the Pleasure Dome Me and my Brother (USA) Magick Lantern Cycle Bad Company (Fr) No More Excuses (US) The Koumiko Mystery (Fr) China! (US) Tropici (It) Inside North Vietnam Six in Paris (Fr) The Peking Opera: Dance of the Warriors (China) On the Bowery (US) PACEMAKER PICTURES, INC., 1501 Broadway, Come Back, Africa New York, N. Y. 10036; 563-0875; Mingus (US) MAX A. GOLDBERG, president; WILLIAM GOLDBERG, Seventeenth Parallel: Vietnam in War (Fr) secretary -treasurer. Rhodesia Countdown (Br) One Fourth of Humanity: The China Story (US) PALISADES INTERNATIONAL CORP., 354 INTERNATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT CORP., Broadway, New York, N. Y. Tel.: 966-0980. 641 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y., 10022; Louts KisNER, president; KENYA KISNaR, slee- PLaza 2-2829. p-es.; ISAAC SILVERMAN, sec.-treas. president; HARBORNE Witch's Curse (It) F. C. ZIFFER, W. STUART Naked Hours (It) vice president; J. R. COOLIDGE, vice president and treasurer. Pirate of Malaya (It) To Be a Crook (F) Fall of Rome (It) The Great Gold Robbery (F) Jaffa Nights (Israel) A Day in Paris (F) Sallah (Israel) Three Swords For Rome (It) Bloody Pit of Horror (It) PATHE CONTEMPORARY FILMS INC., McGraw Terror Creatures From the Grave Hill Book Co., 330 W. 42 St., New York, 10036. (It) Arnold Jacobs, sales mgr. JANUS FILMS, INC., 745 Fifth Ave., New York, L'affaire est Dans Le Sac (F) N.Y.; 10022; 753-7100. Banana Peel (F) A. WILLIAM J. BECKER III. chairman; SAUL J. Bandits of Orgosolo (It) TURELL, president; CARL KING executive vice- Bay of the Angels (F) president- ROY PIERCE, comptroller. Breathless (F) Branch Office: Candide (F) In charge of 35mm Sales & Janus Concert So- Children of Paradise (F) ciety; 1228 15th St., Larimer Square, Denver, Chronicle of a Summer (F) Colorado 80202: William E. Pence, vice president The Cousins (F) in charge. Le Départ (Bel) Disorder (It) KANAWHA FILMS, LTD., Room 3719, Time & Doulos The Finger Man (F) Life Bldg., New York, N. Y., 10020; LT. -I-1186. The Elusive Corporal (F) PAUL PERALTA-RAM08, pres.; ARCHER KING, Italian Hat (F) exec. vice-pres. & sis. mgr. The Straw Knife In the Water (P) The Last Millionaire (F) The Doll (3w) Lola (F) ..es Abysses (F) The Love Game (F) Gangsters and Philanthropists (P) Male Hunt (F) Salto (P) The Marriage of Figaro (F) Young Torless (G) La Marseillaise (F) Deserter My Life to Live (F) U.S.A. (Swed) Not on Your Life! (S) KAY -EM CO., 1776 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; JU Of Wayward Love (It) 2-6755. Open City (It) MAURICE KESTEN, purchasing agent. Over There 1914-1918 (F) Picnic on the Grass (F) LION INTERNATIONAL FILMS, 667 Madison Sweet and Sour (F) Ave., New York N. Y. 10021; 421-3371. DAVID Therese (F) BLAKE, US Rep. The Titan (G) Trial of Joan of Arc (F) MAGNA PICTURES CORP., 1700 Broadway, New Two Timid People (F) York, N. Y. 10019; 765-2800. Variety Lights (It) MARSHALL NAIFY, pres.; ROBERT A. NAIFY, exec. Volpone (F) v.p.; A. C. CHILDHOUSE, senior V.Q.; DONALD J. The White Sheik (It) MILLER. financial v.p.' S. M. HASSANEIN, V.2. A Woman is a Woman (f) A. H. FRISCH, SCCy.; ALAN STEUER, tress.; W. Woman in the Dunes (J) RICHARD WIESE, asst. treas; & asst. secty. The Would -Be Gentleman (F) The Adolescents (Can) NEW YORK REVIEW PRESENTATIONS, 250 Alphaville (F) West 57th St., New York, N. Y. 10019; 265-1690. A Boudu (F) service of the New York Review of Books. Cat In The Bag (Can) A. WHITNEY ELLSWORTH, president; GORDON Gertrud (Den) TAYLOR, executive vice-president; ROBERTA GAAL, Le Joli Mai (F) vice-president and secretary. NON -THEATRICAL Lower Depths (F) distributors of the following films: Ordet (Den) Les Carabibiers (Fr) Tonin Kruger (G) Le Petit Soldat (Fr) Voyage Surprise (F) Identification Marks: None (Pol) War Game (Br)

413 The Anderson Platoon Teorema Animal Farm The Trap The Baker's Wife This Sporting Life César War and Peace The Devil and the Ten Commandments The Exiles RIZZOLI FILM DISTRIBUTORS, INC., Rizzoli The Earrings of Madame de ... Bldg., 712 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10019; Elena et les Hommes Tel.: 245-0400. Fanny Africa Addio (It) Farrebique A Very Handy Man (It) Hiroshima, Mon Amour Juliet Of The Spirits (It) The Kitchen Madame Butterfly (It) Letters From My Windmill Moment Of Truth (It) Marius Mondo Pazzo (It) The Murderer Lives at 21 Red Desert (It) The Olive Trees of Justice Under Cover Rogue (It) The Pearls of the Crown Wake Up and Die (It) Port of Shadows Kill or Be Killed Pierrot Le Fou Thomas the Impostor 444 Madison Ave.. The Special Friendship SIGMA III CORPORATION, Toni New York, N. Y.; 421-6777. The Testament of Dr. Cordelier MANNY REINER, president. Barren Lives Los Tarantos The Wall Dear John The Well -Digger's Daughter Cul De Sac Cleo from 5 to 7 My Sister, My Love My Night at Maud's An Evening With The Royal Ballet Merry Wives of Windsor PRESIDENT FILMS. INC., 37 W. 57th Street, Ski on the Wild Side New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 1-6040. Closely Watched Trains JOSEPH GREEN, president. The Fifth Horseman Is Fear The Man With the Balloons The Teacher And The Miracle (It) The Story of a Three Day Pass Back Streets Of Paris (F) Capricious Summer Night Affair (F) Hunger Sins of Rose Bernd (G) Greetings Confess Dr. Corda (G) Tourney to Jerusalem Mom! PROMENADE FILMS, INC., 1414 Avenue of the Dionysus in 69 Americas, New York, N. Y. 10019. He Who Rides a Tiger MAX N. OSEN, pres.; ESTHER C. OSEN, secy. The Love Doctors Love A La Carte (It) New Aneels (It) .TRATFORD, JOHN G. FILM CORPORATION. Kapo (It) 250 W. 57 Street, New York, N. Y., JUdson 6-3828 THE WALTER READE ORGANIZATION, INC. JOHN G. STRATFORD, president. Executive Offices: Mayfair House, Deal Road, Oakhurst, N.J. 07755. Phone 201-531.1600. New TIMES FILM CORPORATION, 144 W. 57th Street. York Offices: 241 East 34th Street, New York, New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-6980. N.Y. 10016. Phone 212 -MU 3-6300. TERN GOLDWURM, president; FELIX BILGREY, secy. WALTZ'S READE, JR., president and chairman of & counsel; MILT PLATT, v.p., general sales mgr. the board; SHELDON GUNSSERG, executive vice- Eclipse (It) president; EDWARD L. SCHUMAN, S. L. HIGHLEY- Purple Noms MAN, NICK SCHERMERHORY, vice-presidents; Web of Passion (F) CHRISTOPHER PREUSTER, treasurer; ALBERT FLO- Defiant Daughters ERSHEIMER, Jº., secretary -assistant treasurer; JollaBALISER, Traveling Light asst. secty.; THOMAS CARROLL, controller. Mondo Cane Continental Distributing Division (of The Walter Big Time Operators Reade Organization, Inc.): JEROME PICKMAN, The Naked Night (Sw) pres.; PAUL BAISE, director of advertising; ARTHUR The Red Lanterns (Gr) RUBINS, dir. of publicity. Highway Pickup A Taste of Honey Eva The Balcony The Sweet Skin The Birthday Party The Myth The Castle Of Flesh and Blood The Christmas Tree Highway Pickup Circle of Love Train Robbery Confidential Crazay Quilt Lollipop David and Lisa Pretty But Wicked Delta Factor One Summer of Happiness Dr. Who and the Daleks Game of Desire Dutchman Tight Skirts, Loose Pleasures Elephant Called Slowly The Pleasure Girls Entertaining Mr. Sloane True Diary of Wahine Every Bastard a King Naked World Faces Of Beds & Broads Ghidrah The Taming The Gospel According to St. Matthew Mission Stardust Invincible Six Oliver Nibble Lord of the Flies The Corporate Queen Mediterranean Holiday Night of the Living Dead TOHO INTERNATIONAL U.S.A. INC., 1501 Broad- Negatives way, New York, N. Y. 10036. 212 Lo 3-5258; 834 Room at the Top South La Brea Ave., Los Angeles 90036; 213 933- Round Trip 5877. Saturday Night and Sunday Morning KAzuTo OHiRA-New York Representative. Shameless Old Lady MEIJI Kimura-Calif. Representative. Slaves The Scandalous Adventures of Burailcan (J) Slave Trade Today Battle of the Japan Sea (J) Spring and Port Wine Fort Ezo (J)

414 Sun Above, Death Below (J) Call of the Forests (G) Gogokin (J) To Bed At Eight (G) Samurai Banners (J) The Strange Countess (G) Double Suicide (J) The Black Abbey (G) Sanjuro (J) Case 33-Antwerp (G) Bad Sleep Well (J) Laughter in Salzkammergut (G) Stray Dog (J) Operation Hong Kong (G) Red Beard (J) Camp of the Damned (G)' Life of Oharu (J) The Three Hypocrites (G) My Hobo (J) The Righteous Helena (G) The Emperor and a General (J) Breakfast With Death (G) Beast Alley (J) One Prettier Than The Next (G)' Admiral Yamamoto (J) The Last Three of the Albatros (G) Swing For Two Spies (G) UNITED FILM ENTERPRISES, INC., 1546 Broad- Aunt Frieda (G)' way, New York 10036; JU 6-1442. The Strangler (G) NATHAN PODEORZER. Until We Meet Again Breakthrough Lok 234 (G) Camp Of The Damned* The Curse of the Black Ruby (G) Endstation Red Lantern The Secret of the Black Widow (G) The Colorful Balloon* The Golden Goddess of the Rio Beni (G) U-47 Lt. Commander Prien Hate Without Mercy (G) Bavaria Isn't Texas The Last Ride To Santa Cruz (G) Medals For The Boys Sing But Don't Play With Me (G) Casino De Paris Storm on the Mountains (G) Trie Fledermaus On the Road (G) Arms and the Man * Barras Today (G) DZvil In Silk Tell Me No Stories (G) The Spessart Inn I Learned it From Daddy (G) T_rolian Laugh -In Love and Music in Tirol (G) A Handful of Heroes The Scarlet Baroness (G) Mairbitt, the Island Girl Freddy At The Circus (G)' Gripsholm Castle * The Green Archer (G) Bonifazius Kiesewetter (Gì The Great Revue (G) Conny and Peter (G) The 42 Heaven (G) The Dramatic Story of the House of Zeiss (G) N_na (G) Marry Me, Cheri 1 G) Holiday In St. Tropez (G) The Girl Marion (G) Scoundrel Stories (G) The Merry Wives of Tirol (G) UNITED MOTION PICTURE ORGANIZATION, Girls In Uniform (G & Eng.) 130 E. 58th Street, New York 22, N. Y.; ELdorado Hypnosis (G) 5-7787. Operette From Vienna (G) RICHARD Davis. president.

415 Producers -Distributors

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416 Producers and Distributors

A ducers and distributors of feature, docu- ABC Films, inc. mentary, TV and educational films.) Also complete shooting facilities & rental of 1330 Avenue of the Americas, New York, Arriflex Cameras, Nagras, zooms & light - New York 10019; (212 LT 1-7777; Kevin equipment. O'Sullivan, President; Jerry Smith, vice- president and national sales manager; Col- Aladdin Television Productions, Inc. in Campbell, vice-president, Int'1. Sales; Scott Moger, Director of advertising; Bert 346 No. Larchmont, Los Angeles 4, Calif., Cohen, Director, film operations & promo- H011ywod 2-6686. Harry M. Popkin, presi- tion; Douglas H. Shafner, Director of spe- dent; Julius F. Tuchler, vice-president cial projects; Leonard Sherman, Research and associate producer. (Producer of mgr.; Luis Vildostegui, Business mgr.; Peg- filmed series.) gy Shaw; Charles Atkins, Eastern division Kid Magic (13). manager; Howard Lloyd, vice pres., West- ern Div., sales mgr.; Jim Thomson, South- Alden Films ern Division sales mgr.; Jim Page, South- western Division sales mgr.; Martin Cal- 5113 -16th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11204 212-UL lendar Central Division manager; John 1-8090. Jerome Schpiro, mgr. (Distributors Randall, account executive -Eastern divi- of Coronet, McGraw-Hill, Churchill and sion; Robert Dowd, account executive - Israel Information Service films; color and Central division; Ray Russum, account ex- b/w.) ecutive, Western division. (Distributor and Alexander, M. Producer of television programs.) & A. 8530 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif., 655- Anniversary Game, Ben Casey (153); 7702. Peter Rodgers, pres. (Produces and Beany & Cecil (78); Combat (1523; George distributes half hour filmed series, fea- of the Jungle (51); Hurdy Gtrdy (28); ture films, comedies.) Harvey Cartoons (170); Invaders 93); Lin- cartoon coln's Last Day (1); NYPD (49); One Man 265 features including 45 in color. Ren- Show (26) Songs for Christmas (8); Girl frew of the Royal Mounted (13); Al Christie Talk (1,300, still in production); World Se- Comedies (107), Q. T. Hush, Private Eye ries of Tennis (13); Annie Oakley (80); Cartoons 100 (color); 265 features; Byline, Adventures of Champion (26); Breaking Steve Wilson (3); Planet Patrol (39); Fire- Point (30); Buffalo Bill (42); Buck Rogers side Theatre (100). and Flash Gordon (53); Congressional In- vestigator i39); Counterthrust (13); Doug- Allen & Allen Productions las Fairbanks (117); Echo 1 (17); Eighth 3947 W. 59th Place. Los Angeles 43, Calif.; Man (52); Expedition (41); Fugitive 120); Axminster 3-3314. George E. Allen, direct- Garrison's Gorillas (26); High Foad (35); ing manager. (Producer and distributor of Herald Playhouse (104); Hound for Hire films for TV.) (26); It's Your Move (26); I'm Dic{ens, He's Wild Life (series). Fenster (32); Miss Teen International (1); Man With a Camera (28); New Breed (36); Allend'or Productions, Inc. New Casper Cartoons (26); One Step Be- yond (97); People's Choice (104); Play- 3449 Cahuenga Blvd. W., Hollywood 28, (52)- Calif.; 466-5365. Algernon G. Walker, house Range Rider (78); Rebel (76); president; W. A. Blanchard, vice-presi- Shivaree (30); Shindig (66); Straightaway dent, sls.; Marcia J. Walker, secy., treas; (26); Twenty Grand (24); Twenty-six Men (Motion -picture TV (78); Three Musketeers (26); Wendy & Me and production & com- (34). mercials.) AFP Distributors, Inc. Allied Artists Television Corp. 1540 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 10036; 230 West 41 St., New York, N. Y. 10036; 564- 582-1900. Robert Gross, pres.; Sheldon 9100. Ed Morey, pres.; Andrew P. Jaeger, Abromowitz, vice-pres.; Lawrence A. v.p. gen. sales mgr.; Leo Brody, Eastern di- Glesnes, vice-pres.; Howard Lesser, chair- vision mgr.; Ken Weldon, Midwest divi- man; Harvey Hecker, John Wengen, Woody sion mgr.; Ralene Levy, service dir.; Vir- Frey, ag. liaisons. ginia Garrison, sales service mgr.; Carl Miller, western div. mgr. A.P.A. 5 Golden Sixties; 32 Science Fiction; 7 230 West 10th St., New York, N. Y. 929-9436. Bob Hope FEATURES: 36 Calvalcade of Organized 1963. (Movie film -production.) the '60's Group I; 31 Calvalcade of the '60's Lee Howard, president; Alan Greenspan, Group II; 16 Calvalcade of the '60's Group art director; Robert Self, production man- III; 27 Calvalcade of the '60's Group IV; ager. 25 Calvalcade of the '60's Group V; 48 Bow- ery Boys; 13 Bomba the Jungle Boy; 29 Academy Film Productions, Inc. Dial AA for Action; 104 Action Features; 123 W. Chestnut St., Chicago, Ill.; Michigan 11 Charlie Chans; 12 Post 50 features; 6 2-5877, Bernard Howard, president. (Pro- Post 45 features; 145 Westerns. duce live and filmed shows and com- mercials, slides, animation, slide films). All -Seps Pictures, Inc. Commercial film div. of 20th Century -Fox Adelphi Company Gordon S. Mitchell, president; C. D. Owens, 33 Key St., Eastport, Me.. Eastport 308. Ta- vice-president. (Produce filmed series, live mar Lane, production manager. Mal Mer - and animated commercials.) rit, business manager. (Produce filmed programs, comercials and musicals.) American Diversified Industries Corp. Afrasian Films 310 Madison Avenue, N.Y., N.Y. 10017; Suite 310 W. 53rd St., New York, N.Y. 10019; 265- 1826. 661-4360; H. Richard Shields, pres. 7420. Head office: 53-C Satellite Town, (Producers and distributors of films). Gujranwala, West Pakistan; phone: 4122 Mischief Makers (78); Comedy Capers Chiragh Uddin Chaudhri, gen. mgr. (Pro- (2); Walley Western "Cliff-hangers" (130);

417 Monster A -Go -Go; Moonshine Mountain; ArnelI, Peter, Productions Western Features (26); Famous Fantasies; 750 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. 10021; TRa- ; Treasure Island; falgar 9-5097. Peter Arnell, owner & pro- Rip Van Winkle; Eldorado Group (14); Dis- ducer. (Producers tribution Associates (26); America's An- of live and filmed shows.) swer to Communism; Anglo-Amalgamated Artscope, Ltd. Film Group (20); Nascar Auto Races (39). 310 West 53rd St., New York, N. Y. 10019; American Diversified Services 265-7420/265-9727; Amin Qamar Chaudhri, president; Ginnie L. Chaudhri, vice pres. Box 975, Kingsport Tennessee; 615 246-4000. (Producers of features, TV films, commer- C. E. Feltner, Jr., general manager: John cial and educational films. Also sound Dallas, general sales mgr.; Ronald Edward, transfer facilities, editing rooms for rental, Dir. of Creative Services; Jens Sarna of- and screening fice mgr. (Producer and distributor of Aims facilities.) for television, government, industry, and education); importer and exporter of films; Arzt Productions, Inc. producer of TV commercials; exclusive 300 West 55th Street, New York, N. Y. 10019; program supplier for United Broadcasting 247-2332. Organized 1967. (Production of System.) motion pictures, commercials, Industrials, also editing services including negative American Film Company matching.) Anthony J. Arzt, president. 1329 Vine St., 7, Pa.; WA 2-1800. Ben Harris, manager. (Produce film com- Associated Press, The mercials. Also sell, book, ship, inspect, 50 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20. N. Y.; furnish projection equipment and storage PLaza 7-1111. Wes Gallagher, general man- facilities for 35 mm, 16mm and 8mm); dis- ager; Robert Eunson, assistant general tribute travel, medical, & sponsored films. manager. (Daily news and picture serv- ices for television.) American Film Productions, Inc. 1540 Broadway, N.Y. 10036; 582-1900. Robert Association-Sterling Films Gross, pres.; Sheldon Abromowitz, v.p.; 600 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022; Lawrence A. Glesnes, secy.-treas. (Produce (212) 421-3900. Exchanges in N.Y., N.Y. and distribute live and animated film in- Ridgefield, N.J.; La Grange, Ill.; Dallas. serts, TV commercials, industrial sales, Tex.; Oakmont, Pa.; Hayward, Calif.; Los public relations, education, training, med- Angeles. Calif.; R. D. Mitchell, president; ical, documentary, merchandising and G. Roger Cahaney, exec. vice pres.; Robert program films.) M. Finehaut, group vice pres., marketing Robert W. Bucher, group vice pres., sales American International Television, Inc. Ward M. French, group vice pres., sales 165 West 46th St., New York, N. Y., CI 5- Vincent J. Capuzzi, group vice pres., ac- 3035; Samuel Z. Arkoff, Chairman of the count services; Tim Wholey, dir. of pro- Board; James H. Nicholson, President; motion & television. (Distributors public Stanley E. Dudelson, First vice-president service filmed programs.) Canadian affili- in charge of Television; David J. Melamed, ate; Association- Industrial Films, 333 Ade- Senior vice-president; Leon P. Blender, laide St., Toronto 133, Ontario. Senior vice-president; Milton Moritz, Vice- president and National Director of Adver- Over 1,000 public service films. tising and Publicity; Hal Brown, Assistant Television Sales Manager; Ruth Pologe Atlas Television Corp. Levinson, Eastern director of Advertising 935 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. 10028; 249- and Publicity. 8678; Henry Brown, president. (Film pro- duction and distribution.) Anderson, Leonard Associates, Inc. Captain Z -RO (26); Hollywood to Broad- 45 West 38th St., New York, N. Y. 10018; way (13); Grantland Rice (13); Your Fam- 695-8718. Leonard Anderson, Ernest Ma- ity Theatre (39); Is This Magic (13). Holi- thews, (Producers of filmed commercials, day Films: Abe Lincoln (1); Judy in East- TV and industrial films.) erland (1); Election Fever (1); Song for Santa (1); Xmas Fairy Tale (1); Xmas Animated Productions, Inc. Story (1); Spirit of Xmas (1); 115 feature films; 50 westerns; 350 1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; COlum- shorts. bus 5-2942. Al Stahl, president; Richard Stahl, vice-president; Shirlee Debrier, pro- A.T.U. Productions, Inc. duction director: Peter Puzzo, executive 130 W. 57th Street, New York 10019; JUdson director. (Producers of programs, televi- 6-4552. Allen Swift, pres. & creative dir.; sion commercials, cartoons and shorts, in- Cal. A. Stadien, v.p. & gen. mgr. (Fully dustrial films, specialists in animation, stop equipped Film and Video Tape Studio - motion, and fotomation.) Fully-animated Front Screen Projection. 2"-L-12" Tape -with punched tape-Animation stand.) Production. Available to Ad Agencies as an experimental TV commercial laboratory.) Animatic Productions, Ltd. 2 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.; JU Audio Productions 2-2160. Tasker G. Lowndes, pres. (Producer 630 Ninth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10036; PLaza -slidefilms, filmstrips filmo -graphs (lim- 7-0760. Peter J. Mooney, president; Steve ited animated movies), TV commercials, Rothfield, vice-president; Philip Kornblum, technical animation and stop motion.) controller. (Producers of filmed commer- cials.) Industrial Films. Armstrong, J., & Co. 420 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.; LE Austin Productions, Inc. 2-2010. Joseph Armstrong, president. (Pro- P. O. Box 713, Lima, Ohio 45802; Tel.: 419- ducers of custom-made and syndicated 229-7881. B. Otto Austin, Jr., president; commercials.) N. F. Austin, vice-president; L. A. Push, sec. (Producers of film commercials and Arlington Movie Studios industrial films.) 105 Division Avenue, Levittown, Long Island, New York 11756. Tel.: 516 -PE 5-3777. Or- Avco-Embassy Pictures Corp. Television all sound and 1301 Ave. of Americas, New York, N. Y. silentedmot on producepicture films.)l Producer: 10019; 212-956-5500. Joseph E. Levine pres.; Frank Ruiz. Leonard Lightstone, exec. v.p.; Robert 418 Weston, v.p.; E. Jonny Graff, v.p.-sales; B artlett, Hall, Television Productions Charles Britt, asst. nat'l sales mgr.; Ed Suite 1035, 10889 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Scannell, Midwest div. mgr., TV.; Burton Angeles, Calif. 90024. Hall Bartlett, presi- Rosenburgh, Northeast div. mgr., TV. dent; Allen Susman, vice-president. (Pro- duce dramatic film series.) Award Films 20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago, Ill. 60606; 236- B asch Radio & TV Productions 8955. A. D. LeVine, genl. mgr.; Robert Ei- 25 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.; JU -6- rinberg, sec'y. (Producers and Distributors 7570. Frances Scott Basch and Charles J. of TV commercials; Industrials; also King Basch, Jr., partners. (Produce live and Film Series & packaged Commercials.) film shows and commercials.) Bank, Savings & Loan, Beer, Soft Oriental Varieties (16). Drink, Milk, Bread, Meat, Moving & Stor- age Series TV Spots (animated and live action.) Bassin, Gene, Productions, Inc. Paradox (26) (O'Henry Stories); Hormel 151 E. 50th St., New York, N. Y. 212-759-9430. Girls (44); Jack Drees Boxing from Rain- Organized 1968. Eugene Bassin, president. bo (26); All American Wrestling (52); Ad- (TV Commercials and film and videotape venture Out Doors (26); Travelbug (13); for business and industry; motion picture TV Kitchen (26); Let's Go Golfing (13); trailers. Indpls 500-16 mm color/sound (13); Sports Year (64-69); All American Football (26); B eacon Television Features, Inc. Golf Tips From Top Pros (13). 708 Washington St., Dedham, Mass. 02026; Tel.: A.C. 617 329-9504. J. L. Sanderson, president; Barbara Keane, treasurer. (Pro- B duce filmed series, commercials, business BFB Productions, Inc. films.) 422 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.; 421-5811; Beck, Alexander, Films, Inc. Mer- Organized 1966; Herbert Freed, pres., 165 W. 46 St., N. Y.; 765-0632. Alexander Beck, rill S. Brody, v.p. (Film production). president. (Distributes feature films, George Bagnall & Associates, Inc. shorts and Westerns.) Home Office: 8827 Olympic Blvd., Beverly Becker, V. S., Productions Hills, Calif.; OL. 2-8050. George L. Bagnall, pres.; W. L. Anthony, vice-pres., 2212 Ton - 2593 Grand Concourse, New York 68, N. Y.; lours Dr., Mobile, Ala. 36617; (205) 471- FO -5-3832; MU 7-7000. Viola S. Becker, Joseph E. Exec. Producer. (Produces and distributes 4339. Fred C. Lindquist, secy.; live and filmed package shows and com- Bantle, treas. mercials and casting and industrial films.) Space Angel (4 min.) 260 Episodes; Dr. Baxter's "Four Winds to Adven- Frank B Ltd. ture" 39 1/2 hr. shows, "It's A Small World" eckert/Brown 39 y, hr. shows; Zoorama (39 y hrs.) 260 366 North Broadway, Jericho, N. Y. Joseph episodes Clutch Cargo Cartoons (4 min.) G. Brown, president; Robert Markham, v.p. (TV films & commercials -advertising coun- B aldwin Organization, Inc., The sel.) 10 West 65th St., New York 23. N. Y.; TRafalgar 7-6607. Ted Baldwin, president. Bell Film Exchange (Public relations for motion pictures and 630 Ninth Ave.. New York 36, N. Y.; Circle television shows.) 6-1383. Sidney Kulick, president. (Dis- tribute filmed programs.) Inc. Ball, Lucille, Productions, Biddick Company 780 North Gower Street, Hollywood, Califor- Lucille Ball, pres- 18127 Roscoe Blvd. $#6, Northbridge, Calif. nia, 90038; (212) 463-0100. 91324; 213-349-9526. Guy Biddick, Mgr.; ident; Gary Morton, executive vice-presi- Glenn Biddick, Tray. Rep. (Producers of dent; Howard Rayfiel, vice-president. Pro- spots.) ducer, Here's Lucy (network series); Cleo animated commercials, filmed Smith, producer; William Magginetti, as- sociate producer. B ig Fights, Inc., The 9 E. 40th St., New York 16, N. Y.; LExing- Films, Inc. ton 2-1717. William D. Cayton, president; B alsam, Jerome, Lee Dalia, director; Jim Jacobs, producer. 165 W. 46th St., New York, N. Y. CI 7-4220. distribute filmed boxing series.) Jermone Balsam, president. (Distributor (Produce, film series.) The Big Fights (13); The Floyd Patter- of feature films, son Story; Liston vs. Clay Special; Fight- Secret File, U.S.A. (26); Hollywood Pre- ers in Action (16); The Jack Johnson Story. view (series). Brandon Films. Inc. Banner, Bob, Associates, Inc. 830 Third Ave., New York, N.Y. 10022; 935- 545 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.; PL 2818; genera mgr., Leonard P. Weg. (Dis- 2-6666. 132 S. Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, tributes foreign feature films.) Calif. Bob Banner, pres.; J. William Hayes, 24 feature films. first v. p.; Irwin E. Schlussei gen. counsel treas. (Production of television pro- grams, motion pictures and theatrical pro- Bray Studios, Inc. ductions.) 630 Ninth Ave.,, New York 19, N. Y.; Clrcle 5-4582 John R. Bray, chairman of the board; Paul A. Bray, pres.; l'aul Bray, Barbre Productions, Inc. Jr., v.p. sls. mgr.; R. G. Stevens, prod. Div. of Mullins Broadcasting Co., 2130 So. mgr.; Rod Johnson, animation dir. (Pro- Bellaire St., Denver, Colo. 80222; (303) 756- ducers and distributors of black & white 8383. H. J. Anderson, gen. mgr.; Paul Em- and color films and film strips on tech- rich, asst mgr. (Producer, distributor of nical and/or job training, sales promotion, filmed shows, producer of film commercials etc. Safety, aeronautics, health and hy- and business films.) giene, cartoons and sponsored films for TV Prairie World of the Kit Fox (1); Val- and general distribution, also Spanish and ley of the Standing Rocks (1). French Safety Training films.) 419 B BC (Television Enterprises). Palace Hotel, Edward Hewitt, mgr. Los Head Office BBC Television Centre, London Angeles, Calif.; 6121 Sunset Blvd., Daniel W.12, England, 01-743 8000, Dennis Scuse, Robinson, mgr. res. & dey.; George Faber, General Manager Television Enterprises. int. mgr. International sales offices: Can- Canada, John Ridge, BBC P.O. Box 500, ada - CBS Enterprises Canada Ltd., 45 Terminal A, Toronto, Ont., (416), 925-3311. Charles St. East, Toronto. Japan-CBS Australia, Basil Sands, BBC, 177 Elizabeth Japan Inc., Mitsuwa Bldg. 7-2 Ginza 6- St., Sydney, 61-9059. (Distributes film series chome, Chuo-ku, Tokyo 104. Switzerland of all types of BBC TV Programming.) -CBS (Europe) SA, Chamerstrasse 18, 6300 Zug. Germany-CBS (Europe) SA, Geor- genstrasse 27, Munich. Italy-CBS (Eur- Britten -Faye Productions, Inc. ope) SA, Via Aurora 39, Rome. United 325 W. 45th St., New York, N. Y.; CI 6-0430. Kingdom-CBS Limited, Villiers House, Organized 1959; Doris Faye, pres. (TV and Strand, London WC 2. France-Agence film packagers.) Francaise de Television, 12 rue Gaillon, Paris. Australia-CBS Enterprises Pty Broadcasting and Film Commission of Na. Ltd., Colman House, Berry & Walker Sts., tional Council of the Churches of Christ North Sidney, N.S.W. Spain-Enrique de in the USA las Casas, CBS (Europe) S.A., Av. Veles- 475 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y. 10027. quez 129, Madrid 18. Africa-CBS (Europe), 870-2200. William F. Fore, executive direc- Michael J. Kubeyinje, P.O. Box 3627, Lagos, tor; D. Williams McClurken, director of Nigeria; Africa Films & Features Ltd., 806 broadcast operations; Herbert Lowe, di- Central House, 3 Central Ave., Salisbury, rector of film operations; Lois Anderson, Southern Rhodesia. Korea-Talyang Trad- director of promotion and distribution. ing Co., 60, 1 Ka. Myung-Dong Chung-ku, Davey and Goliath (52); Talk Back (26); Seoul 10. Latin America-CBS Latino Am- Breakthru (19); The Lord's Prayer (1); ericana, Inc., 100 Biscayne Blvd., North, Davey and Goliath specials, Christmas Miami, Fla. Brazil-CBS do Brasil Servicos Lost and Found, Happy Easter, Hallowe'en de Televisado Ltda., Caixa Postal 30-544, Who Dun It, New Year Promise, other Sao Paulo, Brazil. Lebanon-Dr. Georges films & spots. Chammas, P.O. Box 2604, Beirut. An Evening With . (26); Air Power Broadcasting Foundation of America (26); Alvin Show (104); Assignment For- 52 Vandebilt Ave., N. Y., N. Y. 10017; MU 4- eign Legion (26); The Astronut Show (26); 2505. Eugene H. King, exec. dir. (Produces Baileys of Balboa (26); Beverly Hillbillies and distributes educational programs from (250 continuous); B(25); Brothers abroad to stations, colleges and universi- Brannagan (39); Call Mr.e"D" (51); Candid ties.) Camera (203); Cara Williams Show (30); CBS Golf Classics (96 continuous); CBS Reports (136 continuous); CBS Newsfilm Brown, Barry, Brillig Prod., Inc. (continuous); Cimarron Strip (23); Colo- 145 W. 55th St., New York, N. Y.; JU 6-7330. nel Flack (39); Conquest (19); December Organized 1959; Barry Brown, pres. (Mo- Bride (154); Deputy Dawg (312); Dundee & tion pictures & TV Commercials.) The Culhane (13); Ed Sullivan (continu- ous); Entertainers (26); Eye on New York Burrud. Bill. Productions (46); Face The Nation (continuous); For The People (13); Frankenstein, Jr. & The 1100 So. La Brea Ave.. Los Angeles, Calif. Impossibles (18); Funny Company (260); 90019; 937-0300. Bill Burrud, president. Gentle Ben (56); Green Acres (118 con- (Producers of film series, commercials, tinuous); Gray Ghost (39); Great Adven- packages.) ture (26); Gunslinger (12); Gunsmoke B yron (hour-long, 260 continuous); Have Gun, Motion Pictures, Inc. Will Travel (225); He & She (26); Heckle 65 K Street. N.E., Washington, D. C. 20002; & Jeckle (104); Hector Heathcote (104); 783-2700; Byron S. Roudabush, president; The Herculoids (18); Hogan's Heroes (118 Dudley Spruill. vice-president and general continuous); Honeymooners (39); Hotel manager; Arthur Rescher, vice -president - de Paree (33); I Love Lucy (179); Ichabod sales; Arthur Rescher, sls. mgr. & Me (36); The Investigators (13); Jackie Gleason Show (152 continuous); Lamp Unto My Feet (80 continuous); Lariat Sam C (65); Linus The Lionhearted (156); Look Up & Live (99); Life With Father (25); CBS Enterprises, Inc. (Columbia Broadcasting Luci-Desi Comedy Hours (13); Make Room System) For Daddy (223); Marshall Dillon (233); 51 W. 52 St., New York, N. Y. 10019; phone: Mighty Mouse (104); Millionaire (173); 765-4321. Ralph M. Baruch, v.p. and gen. Moby Dick & The Mighty Mighters (18); mgr.; James T. Victory, v.p., dom. sls.; Mr. Broadway (13): My Three Sons (306 Henry A. Gillespie, dir. dom. sls.; William continuous); Navy Log (102); The Nurses W. Weiss, v.p., Terrytoons; William C. (98); Oh, Those Bells (13); Ormandy Phil- Aden, Jr., dir. creative services; Robert adelphia Specials (5); Our Miss Brooks A. Fuller, pub. dir.: Ira Barmak, exec. pro- (127); Password (195); Perry Mason (271); ducer, prog. deli.; Willard Block, v.p., int. Pete & Gladys (72); Petticoat Junction sls.; Norman Horowitz, Div. Intl. sales; (221 continuous); Phil Silvers Show (138); Frederick Gilson, dir. int. sls. planning; Pistols 'n' Petticoats (26); Playhouse 90 (5); Howard Kany, dir. int. bus. rel.; James Rawhide (217); Rendezvous (38); Reporter Jimirro, int. sls. mgr.; Jack V. Arbib, dir. (13); Roger Ramjet (156); Run, Buddy, licensing & dey.; Fred Mahlstedt, dir. adm.; Run (16); San Francisco Beat (183); Shaz- Joseph B. Irwin ,dir. bus. affairs; Bertrand zan (18); Slattery's People (36); Stars in M. Fainberg, Assoc. dir. bus. affairs; Cor- Action 92); The Space Ghost & Dino Boy nelius Sullivan, assoc. dir. bus. affairs; (20); Suspense (23); Trackdown (71); Ter- Charles Tolep, dir. operations; Edward K. rytoons (139); Tom Terrific (half-hour, 26); Cooper, prod. admin.; Jacob Albin, dom. Trials Of O'Brien (20); True (33); 20th oper. mgr.; Stanley Moldow, mgr. special Century (219); 21st Century (55); Twilight projects, int.; Jorge Valera, mgr. educ. film Zone (half-hour, 138); Twilight Zone hour- dist. Branches: Atlanta, Ga.- 1039 Life of long, 18); U.S. Border Patrol (39); Wanted: Georgia Tower, Jack Waldrep, div. mgr. Dead Or Alive (94); Whirlybirds (111); Dallas, Tex. -21 Turtle Creek Square; The Whistler (39); Wild, Wild West (104); James McCormick, mgr. Chicago, I11-639 World Of Adventure (34); World War I North McClung Court, Robert T. Donnelly, (26); You Are There (65); Young People's div. mgr. San Francisco, Calif.-Sheraton- Concerts (46); Archie (34); The Brothers 420 (26); The Carol Burnett Show (continu- Catholic Motion Picture Enterprises ous); CBS Playhouse (4 continuous); 2040 Chatterton Ave., New York 72, N. Y. ; The Defenders TAlmadge 9-6728. Louis D. Colson, owner (132); Dial M For Music (13); The Good & president. (Distributes package films.) Guys (25 continuous); Great Music With Leonard Bernstein (14); Hawaii Five -O (26 continuous); The Jonathan Winters Cavalcade Pictures, Inc., and Cavalcade Tele- Show (continuous); Masters Golf Tourna- vision Programs ment; NFL Football. NHL Hockey; Pos- 959 No. Fairfax Ave., Hollywood, Calif. 90046; sible Possum (40); Prince Street Players 213-654-4144; Harvey Pergament, president. (4); Bailey Film Associates' Educational (Producer, distributor and importer of Films (continuous); Catanoogan Cats (17); filmed programs.) Sabrina the Teen -Age Witch (16); Gover- Famous Guests (13); Unk & Andy ABC nor to JJ (26); Young Gulliver (34,; Ba- Adventures (26); Operation Tomorrow (4); nana Splits (36); Space Kidettes (40); Adventures of Patches (26); Marvin Miller Wacky Races (34); 60 Minutes (:0); Queen Story Teller (13); Junior Aces (13); Popu. & I (13); Scooky Doo Where Are You (17); lar Science (78); Adventure Safari Album Dastardly & Muthey (17); Penelope Pit - (26); Buster Keaton (13); Lloyd Mangrum stop (17); Rose Bowl Parade; Get Smart Talks Golf. (26); Carol Burnett (26); Miss Universe; Challenge (13). Cavalier Productions, Inc. California International Productions 9134 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.; 6710 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, California CRestview 6-4174. Robert G. Young, presi- 90038; owner. dent; Eugene B. Rodney, vice-president 939-1491. Homer O'Donnell, in charge of production; Ben Bisgeier, Calonius, Lars, Productions, Inc. secretary. (Producers of filmed series.) Father Knows Best (series). 45 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza 7-0350. Lars E. Calonius, president. (Pro- duce animated and live action commer- Chapman, Bruce, Co. cials.) Grafton, Vt. 05146; 802-869-4489. Bruce Chap- man, president; Edna Chapman, vice-pres- ident. (Producer distributor of films, com- Camelot Productions, Limited mercials and shorts.) 1150 Sixth Avenue, N.Y., N.Y. (212) YU 6-7427. Man (13). (Post productions & production of TV The Answer spots, TV promos, and sports films. Louis H. LaRose, pres. and producer.) Charter Oak Tele -Pictures Lab., 75 West 45th St., New York, N. Y.; LT 1-3722. Production studios, 423 E. 90th Camera Craft Rents St., New York, N. Y. Tr. 6-6800; Louis 6820 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; Cavrell, pres. (Producers & distributors H011ywood 3-6856. (Rent, sell, buy equip- of films.) ment for producers.) C/Hear Services, Inc. Campus Film Distributors Corporation 240 East 46th Street PH -C New York, N. Y. 20 East 46th St., New York, N. Y. 10017; Mur- 10017. 335-7212 (phone). Granville 'Sascha' ray Hill 2-8735. Steve Campus, Leslye Burland, pres. (Creation and production Frown film coordinator. (Distributor of of radio and television commercials spe- educational, industrial and documentary cializing in comedy; commercial jingles, films.) film tracks, compose and create.) Campus Film Productions, Inc. Cheryl -TV Corp. 20 East 46th St., New York, N. Y. 10017; Mur- 3084 Motor Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. 90064; ray Hill 2-8735. Nat Campus, pres.; Sue (213) 838-2145, Jack Broder, president; Campus, Educational Film Coordinator. Marc Miller, vice-president; Richard Faun, (Producer of educational, industrial and sale coordinator. (Distributor of feature documentary films.) films & programs. Currently producing fea- ture films & programs.) Cantwell -Miller Ltd. 14 feature films & 2 special programs 251 E. 51st St., N. Y., N. Y.; 759-9820. Organ- (color 1 hr.) ized 1968. Alexander Cantwell, president; Byron Miller, vice-pres. (Producers of mo- Chicago Film Laboratory, Inc. tion pictures, TV programs, & commer- 1322 W. Belmont Ave., Chicago 57, Ill.. 935- cials -business shows.) 6785. E. G. Josephson, pres.; Robert D. Casterline, v.p. (Producers and processors Capital Enterprises of 16 & 35mm industrial and commercial films.) 1027 N. Cole, Hollywood 28, Calif.; HO 2-2393. Shull Bonsall, pres. (Distributors TV filins.) Chronicle Productions Cartoon Distributors Corporation 817 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 10003; 212- 1965. Glatzer, Home Office: 8827 Olympic Blvd., Beverly 477-0300. Organized Robert Hills, Calif. 90211. #652-8050. 2212 Fonlours president. (Film production.) Drive, Mobile, Ala. 36617. (205) 471-4339. George L. Bagnall, pres.; Joseph E. Bantle, Cinecraft, Inc. vice-pres.; W. L. Anthony, vice-pres. in 2515 Franklin Blvd., Cleveland, Ohio. 44113: chg. of sales; Fred C. Lindquist, secretary. Area Code 216-781-2300. Ray Culley, pres.; Space Angel (5 min.) 260 Episodes- Paul Culley, v.p., gen. mgr.; Bob Ravi - animated. land, exec. dir. (Producer of TV commer- cials, industrial motion pictures, slide films Cascade Pictures of California, Inc.. and recordings.) 1021 No. Seward St., Hollywood 38. Calif.; Arts Associates, Inc. H011ywood 2-6481. B. J. Carr, president: Cinema Roy Seawright, vice-president, Vaughan 263 West 54th St., New York, N. Y.; 246-2860- Pauul, chg. of prod. (Produces commer- 5. Hans R. Dudelheim, pres. (Produce mo- tion picture films, also editorial services.) 421 Cinema Pictures, Inc. Colburn, John Associates, Inc. 10212 Noble Ave.,.Mission Hills, Calif. 91343; (A subsidiary of Radiant Educational Corp.) 892-6797. John Lofgren, vice pres.; Shir- 265 Alice Street, Wheeling, Ill. 60090. (312) ley O. Dicus, secy-treas.; Robert G. Dicus, 541-1080. Phones: Chicago: 792-3378. John exec. prod. (Production & distribution of E. Colburn, president; John Werner, pro- feature films for theatre & TV, with spe- ducer; Del Schroer, prod, mgr.; Ronald cialized production in medical education.) Reed, prog. dir. (Producers of industrial and television film and commercials.) Cinema -Vue Corporation Colorama Features, Inc. 17 Battery Place, Suite 610, New York, N. Y. 10004; 344-9060. Joseph P. Smith, pres.; John 733 Third Ave., New York 17, N. Y., TN -7- C. Smith, v.p., sls. mgr.; Egon C. Nielson. 3232; Dino Fazio, pres., Samuel Greller, pres. International operations. v.p, Milestones of the Century (Doc.) (365); 25 features-19 in color. Secret File U.S.A. (26); Musical Parade of Stars (1100); Frank Fontaine Showtime La Comete (39); Harlem Variety Revue (13); Men Destiny of 56 West 45th Street, New York, N. Y. 11432; (130); Pathe Educational Shorts (212) 661-3645. Andre Sarrut, Director Gen- (103); Championship Wrestling (104); eral of Worldwide Studios; Michael Rifkin, Frank Fontaine Comedy Hour (1 hour U.S. Representative; Nox Lempert, Euro- special); Judy Garland Show (26); Judy pean Production Garland Special (2); Captain David Grief Consultant. (39). Commonwealth United Corp. 8920 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif; Cine -Metric, Inc. 213-657-5400; A. Bruce Rozet, pres. and 35 W. 45th chief exec. officer; Oliver A. Unger, exec. St., New York, N. Y.; 582-5600. v.p.; Irving Goldstein, v.p. admin. and fin- Organized 1959. Lawrence Plastrik, pres.; ance. (Production Michael J. Calamari, treas.; Morris Al - and distribution TV benda, sec'y. (Post -production, editing, films.) completion.) Commonwealth United Television, Inc. Cinepix, Ine. (A division of Commonwealth United Corp- oration.) 243 West 55th St.. New York. N. Y.; Clrcle 6-0888. M. Kleinerman, president. (Distri- 8920 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.; butors of feature films and cartoons.) 657-5400; Milton T. Raynor, exec. v.p.; Jer- 52 features; 52 westerns; cartoons. ome Kurtz, v.p. The Communications Cinetoon Productions Group, A Corporation 1847 (A subsidiary of DFI Communications Inc.) Fort St., Honolulu 13, Hawaii; 502677 421 West 54th Maurice D. Myers, owner. (Producers of Street, New York, N. Y. 10019. film Gerald Auerbach, pres.; exec. v.p.; Henry commercials.) Traiman. (Producers of TV commercials, TV films, films for industry and entertain- Cine -Video Productions, ment.) Inc. Subsidiaries: Gerald Prods., Sponsors Film Boston Post Road and Cedarhurst Lane. Service; Caldwell Pictures Corp.; Clef 10 Milford, Conn. TRinity 4-6590. Garo W. Prods. Ray, president; (Producers of industrial, educational and religious films.) Company of Artists Productions, Inc. 3518 W. Cahuenga Blvd., Suite 300, Holly- Cine -View Inc. (Cine -Tele Productions) wood 28, Calif.; HO 2-0811; Tom J. Corra - dine, exec. prod.; A. R. Nunes, vice-pres.; 6325 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 38. Kyle C. Thomas, secy. & treas. dir.; Jean Calif.; HO 5-3376. Harry J. Lehman, pres.; Yarbrough, prod. supervisor; Jay O. Law- Cecile Lehman, v.p.; Jacques R. Lehman, rence & Larry Meyer, script supervisors. secy.; Phillip Saltz, asst. secy.; Jesse (Producers of motion pictures & Davis, prod.; Gail McKiddy, writer; Alan commer- Lehman, ed. cials.) Condor Pictures, Inc. Cine -Vox Productions, Inc. 1536 Viewsite Terrace, Hollywood 69, Calif.; OLympia 2-7447. Milton Simon, gen. mgr. 12 East 41st St., New York, N. Y. 10017; 212- (TV pilot films. Films made 889-2180. Lawrence S. Jacobson, pres.; to order.) Leonard Olsheim, exec. v.p., Film & tele- vision div.; Maury Benkoil, Gen. Mgr. Connaught Films, Ltd. Radio Div.; Ray Gardella, Div. adv./sales; 245 East 63 Street, New York, New York; Ross Charles, sales mgr. (Producers and 752-4296. Robert P. Davis, President and distributors radio and television programs Chief Exec. officer; Franklin S. Roberts, & commercials.) Exec. vice-president; Eloise N. Soots, Sec'y-treas. (Motion picture production - City Film Center, Inc. feature films.) 66-40 69th Street, Middle Village, Queens, Contempo! Productions, Inc. N.Y.C. 11379; TWining 4-7800. John R. Gregory, pres. (Producers of 8mm/l6mm/ 25 W. 68th St., New York, N. Y. 10023. (212) 35mm motion pictures, and sound slide- TR 3-3333. David B. Marshall, exec. pro- films, for the fields of business, industry, ducer. (Theatrical, Business, Documen- advertising, sale, science, religion, educa- tary, Live Shows, Mixed -Media, Motion tion, health, entertainment and TV. Crea- Pictures, Sales Mtgs.) tive consultation and production facilities including complete studio facilities. Continental Cinema Corporation Studio City, No. Miami, Fla. 949-2211. Milton H. Lehr, pres.; Lawrence S. Rapport. Clairmont Films chairman & sec'y; David Brady, vice-pres. 6710 Melrose Ave., Hollywood, Calif.; WEb- (Producers of films, commercials, TV ster 9-1491. Leonard Clairmont, owner. specials and series.) 422 Continental International Pictures Creativision Incorporated 448 Harrison Ave., Greenville, Ohio; 548-2791. 295 West 4th St., N. Y., N. Y. 10014; (212) 924- Walter D. McFarland, executive producer. 3935. Jane Kayfetz, distribution mgr.; (free (Producers of 16mm. black & white and films for TV of general interest, plus spe- color sound documentary films for busi- cial series of films on: boating, auto safety, ness, industry, government agencies, bu- papermaking.) reaus, and institutions.) Creative Films, same address & phone no. as above. (Distributors of domestic short sub- Cooper, Peter H., Inc. jects to TV & non -theatrical markets. Art 59 East 54th St., New York, N. Y.; 758-2776. films, adventure, educational films on rent- Organized 1966. Peter H. Cooper, president; al fee basis, auto -racing, puppets, experi- Allan Dennis, exec. vice-pres. & sec'y.; mental, etc.) Stanley R. Bermann, vice-pres. (Films, TV commercials and industrial films.) Bing Crosby Productions, Inc. 90038; Co-Ordinated Marketing Agency, Inc. 780 North Gower St., Hollywood, Calif. 463-0100. J. Leonard Reinsch, chairman of 575 Lexington Ave., New York 22, N. Y. bd.; Charles A. Pratt pres.; Marcus Bart- PLaza 2-1700. Lester "L." Wolff, presi- lett, v.p.; Arthur E. Pickens, Jr., pres. syn- dent and exec. prod.; Irving I. Herz, exec dication division; J. R. Rodgers, v.p.-fi- vice-pres. and exec. prod.; Wally Reed, nance & business affairs; John E. Pommer, prod. (Producer and distributor of I/, hour M. Kirtland, sec'y. TV TV v.p. production; Clifford shows and live shows.) & treas. (Motion pictures, television (film Between The Lines; Women's Club of & tape) syndication.) the Air. -Television Syndication Division - Corradine, Tom J., & Associates 410 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 3518 W. Cahuenga Blvd., Suite 300, Holly- 60611; 312-467-5220. Howard P. Christensen, wood, Calif. 90028; HO 2-0811. Branch office exec. vice-pres. & sales director; Jack in New York. Tom Corradine, president; Martin, vice-pres. & general sales mana- A. Robert Nunes, vice-president & general ger; Edward J. Broman, vice-pres. & gen- manager. (Distribute filmed series, feature eral sales manager -special projects; Robert films. Western Representative for Medal- J. Talamine, vice-pres., marketing, pro- lion Pictures Corp, Majestic Features, Film gram development; Sales consultant. (Pro- Investment Corp. duce and distribute features, series and 400 feature films, 192 Westerns. specials for network and syndication.) Paul Hervey Comments (260); Beat the Coty Television Corporation Odds (130); A Night At the Factory 1270 Avenue of the Americas, New York, (monthly specials); Probe: Dr. Albert E. N. Y. 10020: 246-5870. Henri R. Coty, pres.; Burke (260); Win With the Stars (52); Alvin T. Sapinsley, 1 v.p.; Tolly Reviv, 2 Championship Bowling (104); Cisco Kid v.p.; Alice Lewitin, managing dir. (Tele- (156); Computer Football Forecast (11); vision film production.) Let's Go To the Races (325); Fun at the Races (104); It's Racing Time (234); Har- Cox, William G., Film Enterprises ness Racing Sweepstakes (39); Grand Prize 26852 Vista Del Mar, Capistrano Beach, Calif. Racing (26); Sports Special Sweepstakes 92624; (714) 496-2405; William G. Cox, (13); Bowling Sweepstakes (13); All -Star owner -producer. (Produce commercials, Golf (142); World Famous Hunting and news clips.) Fishing (52); All -Star Bowling (156); Col- lege Football's Greatest Games (102); Crandall, Roland D., Productions Golf's 31 Heusted Drive, Old Greenwich, Conn.; Home Toownen(1); Hollyars wlood witHollywoodut Make- NE 7-0425. Roland D. Crandall. owner. up (1); Hawaii Calls (26); Ski Breed (26); (Produces animated commercials.) Championship Racing (26); Championship Bridge (78); Sports Package (196). Craven, Thomas, Film Corporation 330 East 56th St., New York, N. Y. 10022; International MUrray Hill 8-1585. Thomas Craven, pres- Crown Pictures ident; Willis Briley dir. of production; 961 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Carl Carbone, prod. -dir. (Producers of Calif; CRestview 6-6139. S. Michelson, commercials, theatrical featurettes, docu- secretary-treasurer. Distributors of fea- mentary films; filmed series.) ture films.) The World Through Stamps (52); The 20 features; 10 shorts. World Around Us (26); Action 150 (1); Pas- ternak (1); Behind the Camera with David C-ystal Pictures, Inc. Lean (1); The Driving Scene (Pub. Rel. York, N. Y. 10036; PLaza Film); The Hangup (USAF); 2001 (theatri- 1560 Broadway, New ed.) 7-5130. F. Feinstein, president; S. Tager, cal trailer); Successful Secretary (Bus. dir. of sls. (Distribute features, Westerns. Creative Consultants packages & reissue TV series.) 30 features; 9 sports shorts; comedies P.O. Box 3454, Norland Branch, Miami, Fla. other com- 33169; Tel.: 305-625-3636. Robert D. Buch- (410). anan, president; Jack Schleh, production ed i1ie)(112; )lin TV sis e (halhouldf)e r mgr.; Bob Biddlecom, technical dir.; (Pro- duces film services, animated commercials, 2ulhane Film Studios, Inc. slide services.) SuperFex; ID's; InfoMaps; 215 E. 37th Street, New York 16, N. Y.; MUr- ShoOpeners; LogoMotion & ColorFex. ray Hill 2-5070. Rudolf Weiss. pres.: Sham- s Culhane, producer. director; John Creative Management Associates, Inc. prod. mgr.. (Produce TV commer- Cuddy. - 600 Madison Avenue, New York, New York cials and industrial films-RCA Beam De 10022; 935-4000. Offices in Beverly Hills, Section Tube; TV spots.) Chicago, Las Vegas, Miami, London & Rome. Buddy Howe, chairman of the Inc. board; David Begelman, vice-chairman of Cummings Productions the board; Freddie Fields, president; Her- New Canaan, Connecticut 06840; 914 533-2055. man Rush, Samuel C. Cohen, exec. v.p.s. Ralph Waldo Cummings, president. (Cre- Talent representation: artists, creative & ation and production of musical commer- literary. (Live & film TV shows, commer- cials, backgrounds, scores for promotional cials.) & entertainment projects.) 423 D Browning, vice -president -finance -Florida project; Bonar Dyer, vice -president -Indus- DBA Consolidated Television Sales trial relations; Vincent H. Jefferds, vice- (see Bagnall, president, sales promotion; Oliver B. John- George, and Associates, Inc., ston, vice -president -general counsel; Richard A. Nunis, vice-president, Disney- Darer Corporation land operations; Spencer C. Olin, vice- 1 East 57th Street, New York, N. Y. 10022, president -copyrights, patents, trademarks PLaza 2-1745. Stanley P. Darer, pres.; Su- and general attorney; Franklin Waldheim, san Silverstone Darer, v.p. (Producers.) Vice-president and Eastern Counsel; Lu- ther R. Marr, Secretary -legal; Michael L. Day, Bagnall, Assistant secretary; Lawrence E. Gordon M., Productions Tryon, treasurer; Donald A. Eschen, as- 20 E. 49th St., New York, N. Y. 10017; 755- sistant treasurer and controller; Leland 0006; Gordon M. Day, pres.; Carol Bulk - L. Kirk, assistant secretary treasurer; ley. vice-pres.; Leo Reich, treas. (Write - Bruce F. Johnson, assistant controller; produce commercials and sound tracks.) James L. Stewart, administrative assistant to E. Cordon Walker. Demby Productions, Inc. Disneyland; Walt Disney Presents; The 770 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10021; Mickey Mouse Club (syndicated); Zorro; 421-7040; Emanuel Demby, president; Betty Walt Disney's Wonderful World of Color. Jeffries, vice-pres. (Produce television and motion picture features.) Cavalcade of Music; Carnival; Witch On Douglas Film Industries, Inc. Wheels; The Shadow; World in Space; The 10 W. Kinzie St., Chicago, Ill. 60610; 664- Creative Consumer. 7455; F. C. Raymond, v.p. chg. lab.; J. Pus- ateri, prod. mgr.; Wm. Bielicke, laboratory mgr. complete color and B&W 35 mm- Department of the Army, Radio & TV 16mm-Super 8mm production and labora- Audio -Visual Branch Office, Public Infor- tory services. mation Div., Chief of Information, De- partment of the Army, Washington, D. C. 20310; OXford 53007/76655; New York Dryer, Sherman H., Productions branch: 663 Fifth Ave. 10022; MU 8-7572; 467 Madison Ave.. New York 22. N. V.: TEm- Los Angeles branch: 11000 Wilshire Blvd., pleton 8-5690. Sherman H. Dryer. presi- 824-7621. dent. (Produce programs.) World of Medi- cine (13); Project: Security (13); The Bal- D4 Film Studios, Inc. ance (13); The Magic Eye (13); New Biol- ogy (160); American Economy (160); Com- 56 Elmwood St., Newton, Mass. 02158; WOod- munism; R.M.E. (26) Geigy Farm Specials ward 9-7770. Joseph Dephoure, pres.-treas. (4); Flicker Flashbacks. (Film producers, commercials, animation, etc.) Dube, Harry S. Depicto Films Corp. 10 Rockefeller Plaza. New York 20, N. Y.: COlumbus 5-7035. Harry S. Dube, owner. 254 West 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.; (Live and COlumbus 5-7620. J. R. von Maur, presi- film shows, commercials.) dent. (Producers of filmed commercials and industrial motion pictures. Sales meet- Dunn, Cal, Studios, Inc. ing and conventions, road shows.) 141 W. Ohio St., Chicago 10, Ill.; 644-7600. Cal Dunn, president. (Producers of mo- Derel Producing Associates tion pictures TV commercials, slidefilms 375 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza for sales, training, promotion, indoctrina- 9-6644. Jerry Feldman, president; Gene tion.) Feldman. executive producer. (Packagers & producers of filmed shows.) Exclusive! Crime Club, Bellevue Is My E Home! Edwards, Ralph, Productions First Federal Bldg., Hollywood 28, Calif.; DFI Communications, Inc. Ralph Edwards, owner. (Creator, packager, 330 W. 58th St., New York, N. Y. 10019; 765- producer television shows.) 3950. Nathan Zucker, pres.; Sanford Green- Truth or Consequences, Metro -Media berg, exec. v.p. (Producers of TV series, & syndication. TV commercials, educational and indus- trial films.) Elan -Porter Productions, Inc. Dillon Productions, 19 West 45th St., New York, N. Y.; JUdson Inc. 2-1992. Raphael Elan, president. (Produc- 142 East 30 Street, New York, N. Y. 10016; ers of live and filmed shows.) 889-1088. James McCartney, pres. & exec. producer; Arthur Pembleton, v.p., direc- tor/cameraman. (Producers of live action Eldorado Films, Inc. TV commercials, industrial films & feature 110 East 42nd St., New York, N. Y. 10017; films.) MUrray Hill 7-2062; (Cable address: Lil- rock New York.) Associates in Hollywood, Disney, Walt, Productions London, Tennessee. Robert H. Van Bey- num, pres.; L. D. Rock, treas.; Rock and 500 So. Buena Vista, Burbank, Calif. 91503; Rock, counsel. (National and International 845-3141; 849-3411; 477 Madison Avenue, distributors of theatrical and television New York, N. Y. 10022; 759-3800; Chairman films.) of bd., Roy O. Disney; President, Donn B. Tatum; Executive vice president and chief operating officer, E. Cardon Walker; Sen- Electric Utilities Television ior vice-president, engineering and con- A division of Huff and Waterman, Inc. struction, Joseph W. Fowler; Ronald W. 615 N. Sherman Ave., Madison, Wisconsin Miller, vice-president, executive producer; 53704; 241-1561. Richard L. Huff, pres.; Rob- William H. Anderson, vice-president -pro- ert W. Waterman, v.p. (Produces and dis- duction and studio operations; Nolan tributes commercial films.) 424 Elektra Film Productions, Inc. Fairbanks, Jerry, Productions New York, N. Y. 10022; PL 1330 No. Vine Street, Hollywood, Calif. 90028; 501 Madison Ave., Pol- H011ywood 2-1101. Jerry Fairbanks, pres.; 8-4830. Samuel Magdoff, pres.; Stanley to pres.; Leo ley, secty.-treas.; Jordan L. Caldwell, exec. John Norman Freeman, ass't. prod.; Burton Harris, Dir./v. Karl S. Rosencrans, creative dept. Fischer, Anim. Dir.; Herbert G. Schwartz, gen' l. sales mgr.; David Levington, sales Fairbanks, "Tiny", Enterprises, Inc. sales rep.; Henry rep.; Bill Dochterman, Canatta, 449 Kingsland St., Nutley 10, N. J., NOrth Fernandez, designer/dir.; Dolores 7-3767. "Tiny" Fairbanks. president. (Pro- designer/dir.; Jack Dazo, dir. of Anim.; duces live and filmed programs.) Ed Smith, animator; Tony Brischler, prod'n. suprv.;11 Susana, prod'n. mgr.; (In- Falk, Richard R., Associates dustrial openingmer-s.) cials, spots, animation, shol w 220 West 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.; CHick- ering 4-5797. Richard R. Falk. president; Unger & Elliot G. Lewis, sales mgr.; Mel Ducat, research; Elliot, A. Roberts, media director. (Producers of (Division of Screen Gems, Inc.) live and filmed programs, commercials.) PL 1-4400. Sales 1 West Fifth Ave.; Second of Death (3); Original Hour 513 West 54th St.; 414 'A. 54th St.; Studi is: N. Y.; JU 6- (13), Eye-Witness; People in the News 418 V( est 54th St., New York, (13); Summer L. Mendelsohn, v.p. & gen. (live); Men Working and 5582. Alfred sls. mgr.; Ste- Time (live); Here And Now (also radio); Ks. n gr.; Errol Linderman, Mi- The Margaret Haymes Show; It Never phen Elliot, v.p.; Michael Elliot v.p.; Happened. chael Nebbia. Arthur Ornitz and Gne Friedman, director -cameramen; Sol Ehr- Burt Harris, directors -producers. Family Films lich and Ranch, Hollywood West Coast: Columbia HO 5823 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. & Oak Street, Burbank Calif.; 90038; H011ywood 2-2243. Melvin Hersh & Way v.p. in chg. of prod.; 2-3111. Richard Kerns, eigr.; Jack Stanley Hersh, exec. producers; Roy Luby, Roy Hollingsworth, production Beatty, associate producer; Roy Alfrey, dist. mgr. Daniels, Russ Mayberry, Edgar This Is The Life (Series -18th yr.) Phil Patton, directors; Dick Cunha. direc- tor cameraman; Harry May sta°f camera- man (Produce films and Commercial Family Theater, Inc. spots.) 7021 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, California 90046; 874-6633. Rev. Patrick Peyton, Emery Pictures, Inc. C.S.C., producer. (Produce & distribute Avenue, Suite 1201, New York, religious and Biblical films; public service 855 Madison E. S. Bode, for TV.) N. Y. 10021; (212) 838-8813. of pres.; Csaba G. Toth, v.p. (Distribution 21 religious feature films; 26 four -and -a - motion pictures for theatrical, non -thea- half minute films on Psalms from the Old trical and TV.) Testament of the Bible.) Empire Films, Inc. Famous Artists Productions 22tonL York United Artists Corporation, 1041 North Haew ndel. president. c/o 7027St.,A NJos ph of 18 fea- Formosa, Hollywood, California; HO 9- rep. and distributor 6161; 729 Seventh Avenue, New York, New ture(oducers York; 245-6000. Endorsements International, Ltd. Fedderson, Don, Productions 10019; 581- 111 W. 57th St., CBS -Studio Center, 4024 Radford, Studio 35. Jules Alberti,Ypresident City, Calif. 91604; PO 3-8411. Don Fedder- son, president; Fred Henry, exec. vice Engineered Marketing of Long Island president; Charles Spira, Jack W. Minor, rth Merrick New York; v.p.'s. (Produce programs.) 805 nifred Drive, Scott Who Do 61 378- 662. MariaoMan n, Pr sident; The Millionaire (network); Charles, copy chief; Chuck Beckert, Art You Trust (network), My Three Sons Frank C. Beckert, creative direc- (network); Family Affair (network); To Director; (Public relations Ro.ne, With Love (network). Also TV Con- tor & chief executive. les to sultants for Lawrence Welk and manage- TV/thtrs,daioamarketing programs-includesinstitution' ment Hollywood Palladium. Era Productions, Inc. Pablo Ferro Films Inc. Hollywood, Calif Mnoo 1330 'l. Vine St., (Pro- 45 West 45th Street, New York, New York; Brice ) JU 2-0610. Organized 1963. Jose Ferro, pres- duceduOceóliveland animated co ident. Directors: Pablo Ferro, Jose Ferro. (Production of films, commercials, and fea- F ture length films. Faillace Productions, Inc. Film -Aide 10017; 212- 207 E. 45th St., New York, N. Y. 509 Harrison St., Amarillo, Tex.; DRake 687-9480. Tony Faillace, pres. (Producers, 3-5122. J. T. Robinson, mgr.; James E. complete "Music for Commercials" service. Goodloe, prod. mgr. (Producers of indus- Creation and/or production of jingles. trial and commercial film.) Commercial background music and film Packaging of radio Inc. commercial scoring. of TV, Film Associates. and rogram. Producers 4600 S. Dixie Ave., Dayton, Ohio 45439; 513- Radioelevisionprog rams. Also motion pictures.) 293-2164. E. Raymond Arn, president; Mil- dred G. Arn, vice-president. (Produce filin Fair Deal Motion Picture Service commercials, animation, kinescope record- York 72. N. Y.; ing from air or video tape. Also have com- 2040 Chatterton Ave., New owner plete motion picture and sound recording TA)madge 9-6728. Louis D. Colson, services.) & president. (Distributes package films.) 425 Film Classic Exchange Fiore Films 1926 So. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 7, Calif.; REpublic 1-3854. (16mm distributor.) 128 Mallory Ave., Jersey City, N. J. 07304; filmed series, features.) (201) HEnderson 2-4474. Albert A. Fiore, TV & film director. (Produce filmed programs, Film library of rare silent and early commercials and sales training-public sound films from 1893. lations films.) re-

Film Graphics, Inc. Firestone Film Syndication, Ltd. 369 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y. 477 Madison Ave., PL 8-5100. Len TN. 7-3330. Lee E. Blair, pres.; Bernard pres. Firestone, Rubin, secy.-treas. (Producers of indus- trial, educational motion pictures. Both To Tell the Truth; Password (new pro- animation and live action.) duction); The Addams Family (64 1z hrs.); Branded (48 1z hrs.-35 color); The Steve Allen Show (5 -a -week strip); Popeye car- Film Studios of Chicago. ill. toons (220); Beatles cartoons (39); Blondie 135 So. LaSalle St., Chicago 3. I11.; CE 6- features (28). 8417. George L. Reasor and H. A. Spanuth owners; ()Distribute sports, religious and feature films.) Fishbein, Frieda 100 features. 353 West 57th St., New York, N. Y. 10019; Circle 7-4398; Frieda Fishbein, owner. (Live and film Film Video Releasing Corporation use.) 56 Marlborough Rd., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11226; 284-5670. Maurice H. Zouary, exec. prod. Flagg Films, Inc. (Producers of commercial and television 6345 Fountain Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.; programs.) H011ywood 2-0902. Don Flagg, pres.; George e In Production: Poem For a Day, Pa- Taylor, vice pres., prod. mgr.; Anne Flagg, rade of Presidents, Kiddie Camera, Uncle sec'y.; Steve Glick, treas. Ethel Taylor, of- Dunkle, Kidventures, The Story of the fice mgr.; Steve Simon, assist. Editor. Reformation, When Vaudeville Was King, (Producers of filmed commercials, indus- When Radio Was King, The History of trials, public relations films.) Weaponsof, Authors and Artists, Fifty Years Clients: Massey-Ferguson, Inc.; Need- Royalty. ham, Harper and Steers: The Carnation Co.; Federal Aviation Agency; U.S. Infor- mation Agency; Gardner Advertising; Film Vision Corp. nig -Cooper Ho- 165 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y. Ci. and Harrington; Maytag Co. 7-4220-1. Jerome Balsam, exec. v. p. (Fea- ture film distributor.) Flamingo Telefilm Sales, Inc. 48 Features, 36 Westerns. 529 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y. 10017; TN 7-8760. S. F. Rubin, president. (Distrib- Filmack Studios utors of feature films, filmed series.) 1327 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago, Illinois 60605; e Imperial Package (50); Festival Package 427-3395. Joseph Mack, pres.; Ira Singer, (30); The Country Show (stars of the vice pres.; Pat Cascio, prod. mgr. (Pro- rand Ole Opry) (91); Superman (104); duces motion picture films for TV and in- Citizen Soldier (39); O.S.S. (26); Deadline dustry, as well as filmstrips and slides.) (39); TV's Baseball Hall of Fame (78); Su- perman Cartoons (16); Nutty Squirrel Car- toons (150); Top Secret (26); Telecomics Films Five, Inc. (165); Critics Award Package. 42 Overlook Rd., Great Neck, N. Y. 11020; 516- 487-5865. Walter Bergman, head of studio Oper. (Producers of industrials, documen- Fleetwood Films, Inc. taries, commercials, live & animation. 34 MacQuesten Parkway South, Mt. Vernon, Editorial department & massprint distri- N. Y. 10550. Myron Bresnick president, bution on premises.) Robert A. Barton, vice-president; Austin J. Farrell, secretary; Carl A. Wallen, treas- Films for Television of Hollywood, Inc. urer. (Features, cartoons, educational and 9033 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 305, Beverly Hills, miscellaneous short subjects.) Calif.; CR 3-2706. Jack H. Skirball, presi- dent; Mildred R. Stunell, secretary. Flying A Pictures, Inc. 156 No. Bronson, Hollywood, Calif. 90028; Films of the Nations 462-5924. Armand Schaefer, president; 5113 16th Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. 11204; UL Mitchell J. Hamilburg, vice-president and 1-8090. Jerome Schpiro, mgr. (Distributors treasurer; Ina Autry, secty.; Philip S. of industrial and educational free spon- Cobey, asst. treas. (Producers of filmed sored films.) Color and b/w. series and commercials.) Gene Autry (91). Filmways, Inc. 477 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022; Focus Presentations, Inc. 758-5100; 359 North Canon Drive, Beverly 400 Park Ave., New York, N.Y.: 421-0870. Hills, California 90210; (213) 278-1681. Mar- Eli Feldman, pres.; David Wedeck, v.p./ tin Ransohoff Chairman of the Board and treas.; Al Califano, v.p./prod. mgr.; Chris chief executive officer; Richard R. St. Ishii, v.p./dir.; Hil Covington, dir.; Shel- Johns, president and chief operating offi- don Secunda, dir.; Joshua Shelley, dir. cer; L. Douglas Nolan, vice-president, sec- (Producers of TV film retary and treasurer; Harold M. Austin, commercials.) executive vice-president; Fred Baum vice- pres. in charge of advertising & publicity; Fordel Films, Inc. John Schoemer, controller, assistant sec'y. 1079 Nelson Ave., Bronx 52, N. Y., WYandotte & ass't. treas.; Morris Goldschlager, vice- 2-5000. Mailing address, P. O. Box 352, Bx. president, dir. of legal affairs; John Hyde, 51, N. Y.; John H. Tobin, president. (Pro- vice-pres.; Alen Martini, vice-pres.; John ducers of filmed programs, Nicolaides, ass't. sec'y. commercials.) shorts and 426 JACKSON BECK F 1 LMWAYS TV PRODUCTIONS, INC. 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20th Century Fox Format Productions. Inc. The David Niven Show; The Westerner; 12754 Ventura Blvd.. Studio City, Calif. Trackdown; The Gertrude Berg Show; The 91604; POplar 9-3610. Herbert Klynn, pres.; Dick Powell Theatre; Jeanne Carson Show; Henrietta Jordan, vice-pres.; Marvin L. Lloyd Bridges Show; Ensign O'Toole; Mc- Klynn, exec. v.p. (Animation/live action Keever and the Colonel; Saints & Sinners; films for TV commercials, TV program- Celebrity Game (live); The Rogues: Big ming, theatrical shorts, feature and in- Valley; Honey West; Smothers Brothers dustrial films.) Show; Amos Burke; Secret Agent Shen- anigans; Portrait; Here Come the Stars; Fortune Associates Holiday Specials. 7033 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. 90028; H011ywood 9-2258. J. M. Lench, president: Fox, Geo., Corporation, The R. L. McGrath. gen. mgr. (Producers of film 6500 Barton Ave., Hollywood 23, Calif.; Hol- & radio commercials, merchandising lywood 4-2242. Geo. S. Fox, president; tie ins.) D. R. Fox, vice-president. (Produce com- mercials, spots.) Fotovox, Inc. 1447 Union Ave., Memphis 4, Tenn.; Framer, Walt BRoadway 5-3192. Elston Leonard, pres- ident; Frank Berfield, production manag- 4378 N. Bay Road, Miami Beach. Fla. 33140. er. (Producers of film commercials.) Walt Framer, exec. prod.; Ladd Framer, prod. supv. (offer package audience par- ticipation shows in color video tape to ad- Four Star Entertainment Corp. vertisers and individual stations.) 555 Madison Ave., New York, N.. Y. 10022; The Big Payoff, Contact. Penny -A -Mile, Tel.: 421-4444. David R. Charnay, chair- Lady Luck, Futures Unlimited, Ask A man of Board; Anthony D. Thomopoulos, Lawyer. Love & Kisses, Bargain Town, exec. v.p.; Alan J. Kraft, admin. v.p.; For Love or Money. Strike It Right. Spell Richard Colbert, v.p. & gen. sales manager; 'n Tell. The Weather Game. Strike It Rich, Madeleine De Ryke, v.p. foreign sales; Mr. Big, The Jokes On Us, Make Big. Joseph Doyle, dir. of operations. (Dis- It tributes TV series produced by Four Star Fremantle International, Inc.. in off -network syndica- International, Inc. tion and by Four Star Entertainment Corp. 200 West 57th St., New York, N. Y. 10019; for first -run syndication.) MUrray Hill 7-4343. Paul Wilbur Talbot, president; Theatre I (60); The Detectives (67 3'2 Freifeld, v.p.; Branch offices: Tor- hr.; hr. 30); Stagecoach West (38); The onto: 257 Jarvis St.; London: 30 Dean St., Rogues (30); The Westerners (125); The W. 1; Highway, Leonards NSW 2065.08 PInternational Rifleman (168); McKeever & The Colonel butors for (26); Ensign O'Toole (32); Tom Ewell feature syndicated TV series, cartoons, Show (32); Zane Grey Theatre (145); The films, shorts, major sports events Law and Mr. Jones 45); Richard Diamond (live & filmed for Radio and TV.) (26); P. D. Q. (260); Spectacular Showcase (21); Super Spy Group (11); Reissues (12); Friedel, Marilyn L., & Associates, Communica- Sherlock Holmes (12); Della (1); Burkes tions Law (81); Sport Specials (2); Honey West Consultants (30); Documentaries (3); Portrait (12); 162 E. Superior St., Chicago, Ill. 60611; (312) Something Special II (12); The Seekers 642-4436. Production/Direction. Technical Down Under (1); Expose (35); The Last of & Editorial. Creative & writing services. the Mohicans (1) ; Twenty Brave Men (1) ; Complete service in all media. The Animals (1); Tomb of Torture (1); Last of the Few (1); Arthur and the Square Funt, Allen A., Productions Knights of the Round Table (117); George Jessel (26); Law of the Plainsman (32); Studio, White Gates, Croton -on -Hudson; Black Saddle (44); Johnny Ringo (38); CRoton 1-8847. Allen A. Funt, president; Peter Loves Mary (32); The June Allyson Tom Murray, production executive. (Pro- Show (57); Dante's Inferno (261; The duce and distribute live and film programs, David Niven Show (13); The Westerner commercials.) (13); The Gertrude Berg Show (26); Jeanne Candid Camera (89). Carson Show (32); Lloyd Bridges Show (341; Saints and Sinners (18); Celebrity Game (live (41); Smothers Brothers Show (321; Can You Top This (195); Big Valley G (112); Saiid (1); Seven Seas (7); Trini Lopez (1); Your Sign & My Sign (195); GSA Productions After Apollo (1951; (1); Holiday Specials(5). 727 Meriden Rd., Waterbury 4, Conn.; PLaza s-5272. J. G. Gallucci, President, N. T. Gal - meet, partner 3129 Hewitt Ave., Louis- Four Star International, Inc. ville 20, Ky.; dL 4-6031. (Produce films and 10202 Washington Blvd., Culver City, Calif. commercials -sales campaigns.) 836-4000. David B. Charnay, pres. and chairman of bd.; Alan D. Courtney, Ex- Galaxie Productions, Inc. ecutive v.p ; Alan J. Kraft, Admin. v.p.; Norman S.Powell, senior v.p.; Alfred c/o Albert M. Weintraub, Dade Federal Bldg., Perry, v.p. music; Aubrey W. Groskopf, Miami, Fla.; 377-8261. Dr. E. V. Edward, v.p. business affairs; Leonard A. pres.; M. Pang, vice -Ares.; E. B. T'Kach, Johnson, secy.-treas.; Albert L. Weintraub, v.p. finance & treas.; Richard M. Rosen- counsel; Dr. Edward legal bloom, v.p. program dev.; Theodore W. consultant; V. Rothkirch, exec. Sewell, v.p. June Faralia, secty. & con- Islay Hollis, audio prod. supv.; troller. Alex Greene, chief eng. (Produce and dis- tribute films for non -theatrical motion The Zane Grey Theatre; Law of the tures and television: pic- Plainsman; ; Stagecoach, elogues, commercials, trav- West; Richard Diamond; Wanted documentaries, complete sound -Dead or stage for audio recording, including or- Alive; Black Saddle; The Law & Mr. Jones; chestra and choruses, radio custom Johnny Ringo; Peter Loves Mary; The Du- ing on record- Pont Show With June Allyson; tape or disc. Fully equipped audio Dante's remote truck. Fully equipped visual and Inferno: Robert Taylor's Detectives; The motion picture remote truck for still Tom Ewell Show; Target; The Corruptors; or motion picture photography.) and/ 428 Todman, Mark Goodson, partners; Giraud Garisto, Lou, Productions Chester,, exec. v.p., East Coast; Harris 50 Sutton Place South, New York, N. Y. 10022; Katleman. exec. v.p, West Coast: How- PL 9-6210. Organized 1963. Louis A. Gar- ard F. Todman, v.p.. dir. of business isto, owner. (Production of music for radio affairs; Gil Fates, exec. prod.; Howard & TV commercials.) Felsher, prod.; Frank Wayne, producers; Paul Alter, dir.; Lloyd Gross, dir. Match Game, (all live); The Rebel General Artists Corporation (film); The Richard Boone Show, Branded (see Creative Management Associates, Inc.) (film); Beat the Clock, To Tell The Truth, He Said! She Said!, What's My Line, Pass- General Television Enterprises, Inc. word (all tape). 303 Palm Wilshire Bldg., 9201 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.; BRadshaw 2-3478. Goulding-Elliott-Greybar Productions, Inc. Gordon Levoy, president. (Producer, dis- series.) 420 Lexington Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017; tributor of filmed LE 2-9014. Organized 1955. Ray Goulding, Strange Adventure (5z). pres./sec.; Bob Elliott, vice-pres./treas. (Production of radio and TV commercials Gerald Productions, Inc. and radio & TV programs.) (See the Communications Group.) Greatest Fights of the Century, Inc. 10016; Wil- Gertz, Mitchell, Agency, Inc. 9 East 40th St., New York, N. Y. liam D. Cayton, pres.; Jim Jacobs. dir. (see Colton, Kingsley & Associates, Inc.) (Produce and distribute fight films.) Greatest Fights of the Century (195). Glen Glenn Sound Co. 6624 Romaine Street, Hollywood 38, Calif.; Green, Lewis G., Productions HO. 9-7221. Robert G. Goodwin, pres.; Jos- Tom Koba- 520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. 60611; eph D. Kelly, vice-president; WHitehall 4-7440. Lewis G. Green, general (Sound spots, animation, yashi,ervice,from original oduction to lfinalng soptical manager. Commercials, negative, feature motion pictures, televi- jingles. (Producers of commercials.) sion films and television commercials.) Greene, Ben, Film Productions Glenar Studios 318 W. 51st St., New York, N. Y. 10019; PLaza 7 Ben Greene. owner. (Film produ- 1325-B Wilcox Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.; 3858 Films.) H011ywood 4-0406. Sid Glenar, owner. cer; TV Spots and Industrial (Produces films, commercials & anima- tion.) Greenfield, Ernest Wm., Adv. Inc. 2. Pa.; KIngs- Inc. 226 S. 16th St., Philadelphia Gold, Melvin L. Enterprises, ley 5-8422. Alfred Fingeruran, TV co- .301 East 48th St., New York 17, N. Y., MU. ordinator. (Live and film programs and 8-0897. Mel Gold, pres. Consultant, pro- commercials.) ducer and packager of live and film TV programs, industrial films, commercials, Inc. features.) Greshlr, Abner, Productions, 8400 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 69. Calif. Abner Greslher, president; Fred Harris, Gomalco, Enterprises mgr., 119 W. 57th St., N. Y. 10019. (Produce 13107 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, Calif.; ST filmed programs.) George Gobel, and distribute 3-0070. David P. O'Malley, 12 feature films; Produce Commercials Partners. (Producers of live programs, TV Films. film series and motion pictures.) and Industrial Goodman, Harry S. Productions 19 E. 53rd St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza H 5-6131. Harry S. Goodman, president. Ever- ette F. Goodman, vice-president; Ralph H -R Productions, Inc. Arlin, asst. president; Stuart Wilson, TV 121 W. 45 St., New York, N.Y. 10036; 246- dir. Branches in Toronto, Canada; Lon- 5133. Herbert Rosen, president. (Producer don, England; Sydney, Australia, (Pro- of films, package shows.) duce and distribute live and filmed se- ries, commercials.) Hamilton Wright Org., Inc. A Word From the Stars (13); Stream- P.O. Box 455, New Canaan, Conn. 06840. Ham- lined Fairy Tales (13); TV Telephone ilton Wright, Sr., ehm., Hamilton Wright, Game (live); Dilemma (13;; Cyclone of color short sub- q,13). Jr., pres. (Producers Malone (65); Bert and Elmer jects - adventure travelogues - educational features -Theatrical -Television -Established Goodman, Martin, Productions, Ire. 1908.) 667 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 10021; PLaza 1-3555. Martin Goodman, president; Handel Film Corporation George Spota, vice-president; associates. 8730 Sunset Blvd., W. Hollywood, Calif. 90669; (Talent representatives.) 213 657-8990. Leo A. Handel, president; Monroe Manning, secretary. (Produces Goodnoff, Sol, Productions filmed series.) New York, N. Y.; 986-5385. Magic of the Atom (36); A Dog Named 215 East 37th St., The Age of the Atom (color Organized 1968. Sol Goodnoff, president. Duke (26), Style (Produces TV in live action, special); Sweden -Vikings Today animation,cspeccialsand special effects.) (color special). Productions Hankinson Studio, Inc. Goodson-Todman 10017; PL 3- Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 20 E. 49th St., New York, N. Y. 375 Park 4824. Frederick L. Hankinson, president; 1,0600. Goodson - Todman Enterprises, of film for Ltd., 9460 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Walter Klas, v.p. (Producers Hills, Calif.; CRestview 4-7357 William S. TV and industry.) 429 Hanna -Barbera Productions, Inc. Hu Chain Associates 3400 Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.; (213) '5 E. 48th St., New York 17. N. Y. Plaza 466-1371. William Hanna pres.; Joseph 5-5240. Hubert V. Chain, owner; (Pro- Barbera exec. v.p.; Jess S. Morgan, sec duce filmed commercials, programs, treas.; Melvinelvin "Bud" Getzler, . mentaries). docu- mgr. (Animated v.p., gen. television and motionepictures; Hudiburg, Lucille, commercial and industrial films for tele- Productions vision, industry and business.) 55 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. 10016; PLaza 9-3758. Lucille Hudiburg, producer. (Pack- Harris-Tuchman Productions, Inc. agers; film producers on assignment.) 751 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood, Calif. 90038; WEbster 6-7189; Ralph G. Tuchman, presi- Nullen International, Inc. dent and general manager; Fran Harris, 45 West State Street, P.O. Box 348, Westport, vice-president and creative director. (Pro- Conn. 06880. Stacy R. Kullen, Jr., pres. ducers of sales, training (Various Films.) and Industrial types of television production.) Hyams Harriscope Broadcasting Corporation T. V. Films, Inc. 178 E. 70th St., 10889 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1410, Los Angeles, New York, 21 N. Y.; YUkon Calif 90024. Burt I. Harris, president; Don- 8-8659. Michael Hyams, president. ald P. Nathanson, Jack Rosenthal, exec. 200 feature films. v.p.'s; Jerry Greene, treas.; Ruth Bender, traffic dir. (Production distribution of filmed programs and radio & TV broadcast- ing and CATV.) Independent Television Corporation Jalopy Races From Hollywood (ITC) Main Event Wrestling (26); 555 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; (65) Beyond The PLaza 5-2100; Abe Mandell, pres.; Irving Comedies Klein, exec. vice-pres.; Girl Wrkon estlinging (26)t1Blacksto The Magi- Leonard I. Korn- cian (39); Vaudeville -Musicals (160); So blum, vice-pres. of financial & business This Is Hollywood (24). affairs; Ken Joseph, v.p. in chg of syn- dication; Tom Silbert, v.p. of int. sls.; Hartley Productions, Inc. Murray Horowitz, vice-pres. of creative services; Ron Phillips, vice-pres. of pro- 279 East 44th St.. New York, N. Y. 10017; duction sales. Yukon 6-0563. Irving Hartley, president; Elda Hartley. The Saint (114); Action 6 (6); 101 vice-president; Frederick Hours (101); Showtime W. Adams, v.p. (Produce public service TV (12); The Prison- films, educational and religious er (17); (30); Man in a vel, sales promotion, films, tra- Suitcase (28); The Saint (136); Spotlight & industrials. (9); Heart of Show Business (1); The Harvey Cartoon Studios, Baron (26); Secret Agent (45); Deluxe Inc. 19 (19); Magnificent 15 (15); Exploit- 1860 Broadway, New York 23, N. Y.; Judson able 13 (13); Specials (3); 2-2244; Alfred Harvey, president; Leon Piccadilly Palace (13); Thunderbirds Harvey, vice-president and secretary (32); Stingray (39); Captain Scarlet and Robert B. Harvey, vice-president and the Mysterious (32); Seaway Fury (104); treasurer. (Producers and distributors of Best of the Post (26); Broadway Goes animated cartoons.) Latin (39); Cannonball (39); Count of Harvey Famous Cartoons Monte Cristo (39); (39); Fire- series). (network ball XL5 (39); Four Just Men (39); Frac- tured Flickers (26); Fury (114); Gale Storm Heise Pictures Corp. Show (125); Ghost Squad (26); Golf Tip of 244 the Day (195); Halls of Ivy (39); Hawk - West 49th St.. New York 38, N. Y : Circle eye 6-6150. Joe Rice, president. (Distributors & The Last of The Mohicans (39); In- of feature films.) terpol Calling (39); Magic Moments In Sports (156); Man of the World (20); Mys- 17 features. tery is My Business (32); New Adventures of Charlie Chan (39); New York Confiden- Henley, Arthur, Productions tial (39); Ramar of the Jungle (52); The Shelton Saint (71); Sea War (13); Sir Francis Drake Hotel. 49th St. & Lexington Ave.. (26); South America (1); Stage New York, N.Y. 10017; PLaza 5-7145. Arthur Seven (39); Henley, president. (Production, Supercar (26); Susie (104); Sweet Success consultation, writing ahYTugboat Whiplash live and film.) our Star Showcase (52); At onTeater Make Up Your Mind. Package (35); Jo Stafford Show (8); Mr. Piper (156); Espionage (24); 8 For Action; Hinkle Pictures, Inc. Gideon ... C.I.D. (26); Intrigue 10; Jungle 11555 Ventura Blvd. Studio City, Calif.; 985- 10; Seaway (26). 8181; Robert Hinkle, pres.; Yorke Wallace, v.p.; Sandra Hinkle, secty.-treas. (Pro- Interlingual Television, K.K. ducers of film series, industrial and mili- Mori Building No. 7, #2 Nishikubo Tomo - tary films, commercials.) echo, Shiba, Minato -Ku Tokyo, Japan. Tel.: Test Pilot, Dial 111, Prison Wagon. 434-2506; Cable Interlingual Tokyo; Telex- TK2862, Interlin, Tokyo. W. Arthur Milne, Hollywood International Prods. Ltd. operations manager. Largest independent (A Division of Fidelity distributor of Television films in the Far Intl.) East, with affiliate offices in Australia, 1503 Sunset -Vine Towers, 6290 Sunset Blvd., Italy, Switzerland, Germany, United King- Hollywood Calif. 90028; (213) 465-8329. Al- dom. Sub -licenses in Japan and other coun- bert F. Colby exec. prod.; (Producers TV tries over 4,000 half-hours of telecasting commercials, documentaries, series, fea- film of U.S. and European and British and ture films) Australian origin. The Hubley Studio, Inc. Riptide, Addams Family, Big Attack, The Law & Mr. Jones, Brave Eagle, Speed 815 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. 10021; 744- and Action, Big Challenge, Golf Around 8050. John Hubley, president. (Producers the World, Big Event Golf, Wins to Ad- of animated theatrical, industrial and TV venture, Let's Travel, Worlds Great films.) Adventures, Animal Kingdom, Camera 430 Jim Lawrence, script Eye, Lloyd Mangrum. Golf, Men of talent co-ordinator; Al Destiny, Bullwinkle Show, Filopat and editor; James Harrison, film editor; Patafil, Underdog, Tennessee Tuxedo, Allen, tape editor. Branch Offices: 3062 Fairy Tales, Penobscott Building, Detroit, Michigan Rocky & His Friends, Peabody, W. Ralph Jewell, exec. Mr. Magoo, Popeye the Sailor, Funny Com- 48226; 313-963-0617; East Coast pany, Joe & The Bees, UPA Cartoons, in charge; 30 Baysid Village, 300 Cat, Crusader Highway, Newport Beach, California 92660; Nutty Squirrels, Felix the Lewis Foster, dir. (Producers Rabbit, Q.T. Hush, New Avengers, Tyrant 714-675-1585; series; pro- King, Spunky & Tadpole, Prince Mount- and distributors of filmed Report, Col- ducers of filmed programs, packages and batten, Zoorama, This Week, commercials; producers of industrial edu- orful World. cational and TV films, slide films and sales International Entertainment Corp. presentations, spots and jingles.) Suite 217, 8447 Wilshire Blvd, Beverly Hills, The Pixie World of Picoleno, La Puerta Calif.; 651-3530. W. David Coates, pres.; de Oro (The Golden Door), Pressure, Right Herbert A. Kaufman, v.p., sec.; Robert D. or Wrong -Speak Out, Rolla-Bowla, The Weesner, treas.; William A. Cruikshank, Silver Eagle-Mounty, Drivetime Sweep- Jr., counsel. (Packaging, financing, pro- stakes. duction, exhibition and distribution.) William Randolph Johnson Productions , Inc. International Film Bu 1231 Hamilton Ave., Elmhurst, Ill. 60126. 332 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. 60604; William R. Johnson, owner. (Producers of 427-4545. Wesley Greene, president. (Dis- feature films and contract services & fa- tributes selected features.) cilities for feature films, complete equip- ment rental, crews, sound transfer & mix- International Video Productions ing, editing, titling, complete animation & 70mm, train- Co., 407 Lincoln Rd., production services, 16, 35 c/o Seymour Collier ing & public relations pictures. Distrib- Suite 12B, Miami Beach, Fla. 33139; 531- spots.) 0110. Milton H. Lehr, pres. utors of Syndicated

J K J.B. Productions Kay -EM Film Company 9908 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, 1776 Broadway, New York 19, N.Y.; JU 2-6755. Calif.; Irving A. Fein, president. (Produce Maurice B. Kesten, owner. (Film exporter, live and film programs, night club and importer, distributor, consultant.) theatre engagements.) The Jack Benney Show (network spec- Keitz and Herndon, Inc. taculars). 3601 Oak Grove, Dallas 4, Texas; (214-526- 5268. L. F. Herndon, pres.; R. K. Keitz, Jam Handy Organization, The exec. v.p.; Tom Young, v.p., graphics; John 2821 E. Grand Blvd., Detroit, Mich, 48211; Bronaugh, vice-pres., production; Tom Trinity 5-2450. Branch offices: 1775 Broad- Doades, vice-pres., creative. (Producers of way, New York, N. Y. 10019, JUdson 2- television film commercials and industrial 4060; 230 N. Michigan Ave. Chicago, Ill. and business films.) 60601; STate 2-6757; 1680 North Vine, Holly- wood, California 90028; Tel.: 463-2321; Jam- Inc. ison Handy, president. (Producers of com- Kenco Films, mercials.) (See Tape -Films, Inc.) Jamel Productions, Inc. Kerkow, Herbert, Inc. 850 7th Ave., New York, N. Y. 10019; LT Box 13A, Pawling, N. Y. 12564; (914) 855- 1-1780. Gil Cates, president. (Producer 1394. Herbert Kerkow, president; Rose- theatre, films, TV.) mond Kerkow, secretary. (Producers of TV programs & educational films.) Jamieson Film Company 3825 Bryan Street, Dallas 4, Texas 75204; Ketchum, MacLeod & Grove, Inc. (214) 823-8158. Bruce Jamieson, pres.; Hugh Four Gateway Center, , Pa. Ed- V. Jamieson, Jr., exec. v.p.; Jerry Dickin- ward T. Parrack, chairman of the bd.; son, v.p.; David Orr, v.p.; Lloyd Abernathy, William H. Genge, president; George Ket- producer service; Larry Lee, controller; chum, vice chairman of bd.; W. Stanley Robert Campbell, laboratory mgr. Redpath, chairman of exec. comm.; Wil- liam R. Parker, exec. vice-pres. & sec'y.; Jayark Films Corporation William J. Gilliam, director; Harry R. Ben- 10 East 49th Street, New York; 751-3232. der, vice-pres.-creative; Joseph M. Coogle, Reuben Kaufman, president; Wally Lanc- vice pres. & dir. of media, marketing & ton, v.p. & sls. mgr. (Producers and dis- advertising research; Warren C. Rossell, of TV programs, cartoons, and vice pres. & exec. producer, TV-Radio tributors York, N. Y. features.) Prod. ; 90 Park Avenue, New 10016. Donald J. Moone, exec. vice-pres. Inc. Arthur H. Hawkins, III, Jaysina Enterprises, and gen. mgr.; John 143 W. 51st St., New York 19, N. Y.; JU2-2630. senior vice-pres., creative director; Sandy Sins, pres.; Morty Jay, sec. (Radio V. Weaver, dir., TV-Radio programming;; and TV commercials.) Daniel Borg, vice-pres., media director. Jewell TV -Radio -Film Productions Key Productions, Inc. Subsidiaries: 527 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; of spe- ELdorado 5-2180. James D. Kantor, presi- Creative Broadcast Services: a team dent; William M. Kahn, vice-president. cialists to supplement Agency staff for spe- shows.) cial campaigns. (Produce films, package Talent Phone Instant Auditions: for over -the - Inc. coast -to -coast. 612 Killiam Shows, phone Talent Auditions York 16, N. Y. Oregon North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 6 E. 39th St., New (Produces 60611; (312) 664-5757. James E. Jewell, pres- 9-8230. Paul Killiam, president. ident, producer, director; Marion Jewell, films, distributes classics.) 431 King Bros. Productions, Inc. Leonard, Herbert B., Productions, line. 124 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212; 8730 Sunset Blvd., Suite 404, Los Angeles, 274-0333. Frank King, president; Morris Calif. 90069; 213-659-3404. Herbert B. Leon- King, Herman King, vice-presidents. (Pro- ard. president; Willetta S. Leonard, vice- duce film series.) president; Ralph Kales, treas.; Harold D. Maya. Berkowitz, sec. (Producers of filmed series and feature films.) King Screen Productions Adventures of Rin Tin Tin (164): Tales of 320 Aurora North. Seattle, Wash.; 682-3555. the Bengal Lancers (26); Circus Boy Div. of King Broadcasting Co., Seattle. (49); Naked City (39); Rescue 8 (78). Bernard Roederer, gen'1. mgr.; Peter D'- (Columbia Release.) Amelio, sales mgr.; Tom Kirkman, produc- tion mgr.; Paul Preuss, prod. develop. mgr. Lester, Gene, Productions (film producer.) 12642 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, Calif.: Tel. 769-6160. Gene Lester. producer and direc- Kleiman Productions tor. (Produce film packages and commer- 7815 Milan Ave.. St. Louis 14. Mo.; cials, promotional films; complete editorial VOlunteer 3-6777. J. J. Kleiman, pro- and post -production services.) duction manager. (Producers of film com- Producing promotional films for major mercials.) Hollywood studios as well as featurettes and short subjects. Now preparing first Klein, Walter feature film Summer Odyssey for 1970-71 J., Co., Ltd. release. 6301 Carmel Road, Charlotte, N. C. 28211; (704) 366-2310. Walter J. Klein, Chris Ca - Leven., Carol, Productions fege, John Burgess, Richard Klein. M. B. Brosius, Emma Quinn, Sandra Newton. 104 Corbett Ave., San Francisco, Calif.; UN (Production of motion pictures for TV, 3-3658. Carol Levene, owner. (Writer -pro- industry ducer commercial, industrial and educa- associations, government.) tional films and packages.) Knickerbocker Productions, Inc. 1540 Broadway. N.Y. 10036: CIrcle 5-6710. Lewis, Lester H., Associates, Inc. Howard A. Lesser. president: Renzo Oli - 156 E. 52nd St., New York 17, N.Y.; PLaza veri, vice-president; Agnes Grant, secre- 3-5083. Lester Lewis. Juliet Lewis. part- tary. (Film producers.) ners. (Live and film packages; agency.) talent L L & M Films (See William Randolph Johnson Lance Productions, Inc. tions) Produc- 353 W 57th St.. New York 19. N. Y.; PLaza 7-6167 Lorraine Lester, president; George Liberty Studios, Inc. Lessner, v.p., head of music dept.; motion 55 West 45th St., New York. New York 10036; picture production & motion picture studio 421-3774; rental-fully equipped sound 765-2825. Organized 1961. Presi- rental. stage for dent, executive director: Anthony Lover; executive producer: Eric Pomerance. (Pro- L Productions, Inc. duce and design live action, effects, and graphic motion pictures for release and 8730 Sunset Blvd., Suite 404, Los Angeles, advertising purposes.) Calif. 90069; 213-659-3404. Herbert B. Leon- ard. president: Harold Berkowitz. vice- Libra Film president; Willetta Distributors & Producers Leonard, sec. (The P. O. Box 1104. Hollywood making and distribution of one hour & 28, Calif.; OL half-hour television series.) 6-3137. Charles M. McCoy. vice-president; Loy Lester, secretary. (Film shows, com- Route 66 (1 hr. series). mercials. features, short subjects.) Lane, Don, Pictures, Inc. Libra Productions, Inc. 62 W 45 St., N.Y.C. 10036; 661-4787. Donald J. Lane, president; Boris Bode, produc- 342 East 63rd St., New York, New York 10021; tion mgr.; Henry Freeman, ed. dir.; James 838-4884. Bert Stern, president; Ed Feld- Deckart, camera. (Produces television man, vice-pres.; Richard Roemer, sec'y.; commercials and industrial motion Sam Sperber, vice-pres.-sales. Sales Pro- tures.) pic- ducers: Sam Sperber, Don Penny, Ev Hart; Film Directors: Bert Stern, David Nagata, Larchmont Peter Israelson, Alan Lieberman, TV Studios, Inc. Fireman. (Produces Marvin (See TV Guild Productions, Inc.). film commercials.) Laufman, Herbert S.. & Company Lieb, Jack, Productions, Inc. 8140 Ridgeway, Skokie, Ill. 60076; 583-4520. 1230 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, nl. Herbert S. Laufman, president. (Produc- 60607; 243-2600. Jack H. Lieb, president; ers and distributors of live Warren H. Lieb, production manager. grams.) & film pro- (Producer of film commercials.) It's Baby Time (52). Two Grand (13). Laureate Productions, Inc. Lou Lilly-Films/West 730 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10019; 757- 518 N. La Cienega, Los Angeles, Calif. Lou 4515. Stephen Galatti, Jr., pres.; George Lilly, exec. prod.; Carole Slavis, office Lefferts, v.p., productions. mgr.; Jack Perrin, comptroller. (Producers of filmed commercials and educational Lawrence. Robert, Productions. Inc. films.) 445 Park Ave.. New York 22. N.Y.; 355-1417. Robert L. Lawrence, president. Foreign Lloyd, Jack, Productions Offices: Robert Lawrence Productions 8440 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. 90069; (Canada) Ltd., 38 Yorkville Avenue, To- 656-4607. Jack Lloyd, executive director. ronto 5, Ontario, WAlnut 5-5561; John T. (Live and film package programs, jingles, Ross, president. musical & comedy commercials.) 432 Lodge, Arthur, Productions, Inc. Jack Benny Show (104); Run For Your Life (85); Suspense Theatre (53); 333 W. 52nd St., New York, N. Y.; JU 2-5477. Checkmat (70); Thriller (67); Frontier Organized 1953. Arthur L. Lodge, Jr., Pres- Circus (26). Riverboat (44); Cimarron City ident. (Production of industrial, public re- (26): Overland Trail (17); Suspicion (21); lations, educational, and news films.) M Squad (117); Love That Bob (173); Rest- less Gun (77); D.A.'s Man (26); Staccato Longenecker, Robert, Agency (27): S A.-7 (26): Shotgun Slade (78); John- (See Telepak) ny Midnight (39); Coronado 9 (39); Mickey Spillane's Mike Hammer (78); State Lott Video Productions Trooper (104); Follow that Man (82); Cru- sader (52); Revneu Anthology (314); Bí8 The Lott Building, 1938 14th Street, P. O. (65); Box 1107. Santa Monica, Calif.; 451-1478. Baker, USA (26); City Detective D. N. Pride of the Family (40): Rosemary Cloo- Lott, owner. (Producers off film com- ney (39); Adventures of Kit Carson (104); mercials.) Ray Milland Show (76); Soldiers of For- tune (52); Leave It to Beaver (234); Bache- Love, James, Productions, Inc. lor Father (157); Tall Man (75); Calvin & 151 E. 50th St., New York, N. Y. 10022; 593- Colonel (26); Wells Fargo (167); Alfred 2510. James A. Love, president; Herbert Hitchcock Presents (268 hrs.; 93 % hrs.); R. Dietz, vice-pres. (Producers of commer- Arrest & Trial (30); McHale's Navy (138); cials, spots & programs, industrial films Mr. Ed (143); The Munsters (70); Wide & slidefilms.) Country i28): Wagon Train (32): Para- mount pre -'4R feature films (500): Univer- Luce, Ralph Productions sal feature films (275); The Name of the 2135 Powell St., San Francisco 11. Calif.; Game (521: Ironside (54): Outsider (26); Douglas 2-3003. (Film shorts, com- Family Affair (114); It Takes A Thief (67); mercials, newsreels.) Adam 12 (52); The Survivors (26); To Rome, With Love (26); Marcus Welby. M.D. (26); The Bold Ones (261; World Premiere (30); Mr. Terrific (17); Four in One (24); M Dial Hot Line (26); Don Knotts Show (26). MCA TV (A division of MCA, Inc.) MGM -TV a Division of Metro-Goldwyn - 445 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022; 212- Mayer Inc. 759-7500. Lou Friedland, vice-pres., in Culver City, Calif.: 10202 W. Washington; charge of syndication; Keith Godfrey, vice- UPton 0-3311. Charles C. Alsup, western pres, director of sales; Dick Cignarelli, sales mgr.; Dona'd H. Colapinto, western Northeastern Regional Sales Manager; Hal sales rep. Branch: Chicago, Ill.: 333 N. Cranton, director of advertising and sales Michigan Ave., 263-1490. Joseph D. Indelli, promotion; Robert Davis, director of re- mid -western sales mgr. Branch: Atlanta, search and sales development; Bert Herb- Ga.: 1720 Peachtree St. N.W., 873-4000. ert, media research analyst. Domestic Virgil B. Wolff, southern sales mgr. Branch offices: Cleveland Ohio: 1721 Su- Branch: Dallas, Texas, 1407 Main St., RI 7- perior Avenue, 44114; 216-241-6010; DeAry 1953. Jack Swindell, SW sales mgr. Barton, general vice-president; Phillip (Distributors MGM features and short Conway, vice president, midwest; Uni- films, produces hour and half-hour shows versal City, California. 100 Universal for national sponsorship and syndication. City Plaza, 91608; 213-985-4321; Bob Green- produces TV tape and film commercials berg, vice-pres.; West Coast. Chicago, Illi- and industrial films.) nois: 425 North Michigan Avenue, 60611; Series available for syndication; Thin 312-337-1100. Carl Russell, vice-president, Man (72); Northwest Passage (26); Island- Central. Dallas, Texas: 2906 Maple Avenue, ers (24); Cain's 100 (30); Asphalt Jungle 75201. Layton Bailey, vice-pres., Southwest. (13); National Velvet (58); Sam Benedict Seattle, Washington: Northern Life Tower, (28); Zero One (39); Lieutenant (29); Elev- Third and University, 98101; John von enth Hour (62); Dr. Kildare (132); Bonnie Herberg, vice-president, Northwest. At- Prudden (65); U.N.C.L.E. (128); The For- lanta, Georgia: 1375 Peachtree St., North svtc Saga (26): Please Don't Eat The East; 30309; Carl Runge, vice-pres., South- Daisies (58); Then Came Bronson (26); east. Tel.: 404-892-0400. Minn./St. Paul, Flipper (88); Daktari (89). Minnesota: 1113 Currie Ave., 55403; (612) 335-7037. Dick Cool, vice-pres. North- MKR Films, Inc. Central. St. Louis, Missouri 11670 Gravois 254 W. 54th Street, New York 19, N. Y. CO Rd., Room 203, 63126; 314 -CE 1-8230. Jack 5-4878. Ralph Rosenblum, pres. (Complete Robertson, vice-pres., South -Central. editorial services available to producers.) MCA TV International MPO Videotronics, Inc. 222 E. 44th St., New York 17, N. Y.; TN 7-8200. 445 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022; 212- Judd L. Pollock, chairman; Arnold Kaiser, 759-7500. Ralph Franklin, vice president. pres.; William Susman, exec. v.p.; 528 N. Foreign Offices: London, England, 139 Michigan Ave., Chicago; 312-527-3680; Bill Picadilly, London W.I., Mayfair 7211; Bailey, mgr.;800 N. Seward St., Holly- Paris, France, 33, Champs Elysees, Paris HO 6-3341. Mel Dellar, v.p. 8e, Tel: Balzac 1750; Montreal Canada: 235 wood, Calif. E. Dorchester Blvd., Montreal, P.O., 129; 861-9681. Toronto, Canada: 2450 Victoria Majestic Telefilm Corporation Park Avenue, Willowdale 425. Ontario; 119 West 57th St., New York. N. Y. 10019; 491-3000. Rome, Italy: Via Magenta 16, PL 7-3573. B. R. Schrift, pres.; Dan Mc- Rome; 495-1620. Munich, Germany: Is- Donald. treas. (producers & distributors). maningerstrasse 98, 8 Munich 80.; 48-79-17. Package of twenty feature films, Loves Mexico City, Mexico: Hamburgo 70, Mex- of a Blonde, The Assassination, Sahara on ico 6, D. F. 1198-94. Tokyo, Japan: Hotel Fire, Enemy in the Shadows, Dam on the New Japan, Suite 881, 13-8, Nagata-cho, 2- Yellow River. No Diamonds For Ursula, chome, Chiyoda-ku, 581-2141. Sydney, Frantic, Island Monster, Agent For Panic, Australia: Universal House. Poplar & Pel- 7 From Thebes. ican Ss., N.S.W. 61-9844. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Avda. Almirante Barroso #22, Rio Manley, Walter, Enterprises, Inc. de Janeiro, 222-2050. Sao Paulo, Brazil: 575 Madison Ave., N. Y., N. Y. 10022. Walter Largo Paisandu #132-2, 32-27-07. Beirut: H. Manley, pres.; Daniel Glass, esq., secre- Soummakieh Bldg., Mme. Curie Street, tary. Tel.: PL 1-5400 Cable: WALTMANLY 224131. Telex: 421832. (Producers and distributors.) 433 Marathon International Productions, Inc. Merriwell, Frank, Enterprises 10 E. 49th St., New York, N.Y. 10017; 212-688- 8440 Fountain Ave., Hollywood, Calif. 90069; 1130. Konstantin Kaiser, president and 654-1716. Tony London, producer. (Pro- executive producer; Kenneth Baldwin, ducers of filmed series.) exec. vice president and production super- The Adventures of Frank Merriwell. visor. (Produce & distribute motion pic- tures and public information films.) Cen- Metro Artist Bureau tral European office. 5 Manor Dr., Shirley, N. Y.: 516-281-5172. T. M. Nelson, director. (Live packages.) Mark Three Studios. Inc. 87 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.; Metromedia Producers Corporation 421-9242. Tony Petri, v.p., dir. photog.; 8544 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, California (Produces film commercials and industrial 90069; (213) OL 2-7075. A. Frank Reel, exec. films, color & B & W.) vice-pres. & chief operating officer; Charles Fries, senior vice-president; Marshall Master Films Distributors, Inc. Flaum, Warren Bush, Walt Kingsley. (Pro- 366 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; OX. duction of television documentaries, dra- 7-4565-66. George Caputo, president. Of- mas, specials, and series for domestic and fices: Venezuela, , Monte- foreign distribution and syndication for video. Sao Paulo. Lima. Bogota and TV and non -theatrical.) Madrid. (Distributor of Spanish films for The Story Of . (32); The March television in the U. S. and American pro- of Time (12); Hollywood and the grams for TV in Latin America.) Stars (31); The Undersea World of Jacques - Yves Costeau (24); The Un- tamed World (52); Men in Crisis (32); McConkey, Mack, Productions (Series); The Rise & Fall of the Third 1822 N. Wilcox, Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011y- Reich (3); The Making of the President, wood 3-7141. (Produce and distribute 1960, 1964, 1968; Crisis: Four Days in No- filmed programs). vember; China: Roots of Madnessl Killy, Blackstone, The Magician (39). Le Champion; Hollywood, The Selznick Years; A Nation of Immigrants; National Geographic Society Specials (24); Adven- McCrory, John, Studios ture at Jade Sea; United Artists Specials Visual Education Center Bldg., Floral Park, (12); MMM Specials (6); Xerox Specials N. Y.; Fieldstone 7-3109. John R. McCrory, (6); D -Day: Day of Infamy; Animal Spe- director. (Sound studio available.) cials (3); Chemstrand Specials (31: (Spe- cials). Los Angeles: Where It's At; Where the People Are (Industrials). Certain Hon- McLendon Radio Pictures, Inc. orable Men (Drama). Laurel & Hardy Car- 2008 Jackson Street, Dallas 1, Texas; RI. 8- toons (156); My Favorite Martian (107); 8458. B. R. McLendon, chairman of the The Donald O'Connor Show (168); Evans - board; Gordon B. McLendon, president; Novak Report; Maurice Woodruff Predicts; B. R. McLendon, vice-pres.; Mitchell I. Allen Ludden's Gallery (Syndications). Lewis, vice-president; Nathan Reeder, Full length theatrical features (2). sec'y-treas. Directors: B. R. McLendon, Gordon B. McLendon. (Production and distribution of motion pictures and tele- Dick Miller Associates Film Productions Inc. vision films.) 26 East 36th St., New York, New York; 686- 7403. Richard Miller, president; Ira Loon - stein, vice-president; Michael Zingale, Medallion Pictures Corporation vice-president; C. Jerome Bender, vice- (see LIN/Medallion Picture Corp.) president. (Producers of TV Commercials).

Medallion TV Enterprises, Inc - Milner-Fenwick, Inc. 8833 Sunset Blvd., W. Hollywood, Calif. 3800 Liberty Heights Avenue, Baltimore, Md. 90069; Oldfield 2-8100. New York Office: 153 21215; 664-2600, in Washington, D. C. 783- E. 57th St., Suite 8H, New York 10022; EL - 4650. Ervin M. Milner, president; Glenn 5 -4335. Canada: Dick Rosenberg, 28 Cecil Burris, director, vice-pres.; Ted Kliman, St., Toronto, Ont., Canada; 920-9106. Miami, writer, director, vice-pres.; Jack Burk, Florida-Frank Stone, 7922 East Dr., PL sales mgr. (Animation and live action pro- 4-3686. John A. Ettlinger, production. duction, TV commercials, slide films, single (Producers and distributors of film pro- concept Super 8mm training films, equip- grams for TV, commercials, packages of ment rental.) live programs, local and network.) Celebrity Billiards (26); View the Clue Mode -Art Pictures (52); Wrestling Stars of the 60's; Sew 3075 West Liberty Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Easy (26); High Road To Danger (39); 15216; 412-343-8700. James L. Baker, chm. Medallion Cartoon Package (50); King- of board and chief executive officer; Rob- dom of the Sea (41); Wonders of the ert L. Stone, president; Ernest A. Egyed, World (39); Treasures in Faith (45); Star secretary -treasurer. (Producers of docu- Route (26); Creeping Terror Package-Vol- industrial films television umes I, II, III & IV 20/20 Feature Package; mentary and and Las Vegas Fight a the Week (26); United commercials.) Screen Arts Package (23 features). Modern Sound Pictures, Inc. 1410 Howard St., Omaha, Nebraska, 68102; Mercury Productions 341-8476. Keith T. Smith, pres. (Distribu- 1701 North 74th Street, Omaha, Nebraska tor of feature films and shorts.) 68114; Tel.: 397-0420. Sam Cohen, President. Sleepy Joe (13); Life and Songs of Ste- (SOF motion pictures for television, indus- phen Foster (13); 16 Westerns; 80 features; try, agriculture, education, etc.) 130 shorts. Merit Productions, Inc. Modern Teleservice Inc. 619 West 54 St., New York; 765-4500. Branch Box 149, Hartsdale N. Y.; 914-725-3551. offices, 219 E. 44th St., New York; 201 East MU. 7-9130. E. J. Spiro, pres. (Producers Erie Street, Chicago; DElaware 7-3761; of motion pictures, slides, television.) 1153 No. McCadden Pl., Hollywood, Calif.; Heavyweight Championship Fights. Hollywood 3-1124. J. R. Ritenour, presi - 434 dent; Western Region John Lipsky, vice- Myerberg, Michael, Productions, Inc. president; Mid -Western Region; Paul Markham, mgr. (After production services 234 W. 44th St.. New York 36. N. Y.; CHick- -Print procurement; distribute filmed ering 4-4846. Michael Myerberg, president. commercials and feature film shows.) (Producers of commercials.) Mogull's Films N NBC Films, Inc. 235 W. 46th St., New York, N. Y. 10036; PLaza 7-1414. Charles Mogull, president. 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20. N. Y.; films.) Clrcle 7-8300. William Schmitt, v.p.; Jac- (Distributes ques Liebenguth, v.p., sls; Eugene Moss, dir., adv. & prom.; Sales Staff: Clifford Morris, Dwight, Productions Ogden, sls. rep., west; Charles Whipple, 1611 S. Boston, Tulsa 19, Okla.; Dlamond sls, rep. midwest; Robert Brenner, sls. 36424. Dwight Morris, owner; Ivah Mor- rep. northeast; Henri Profenius, sls. rep. ris, secretary -treasurer. (Produces com- southeast, sls, rep., central; Jim Strain, mercials, spots. (Industrial and business sls. rep. southwest. films, also 16mm film laboratory for proc- Jim Backus (39); Cameo Theatre (26); essing-duplicating.) Car 54 (60); Danger Is My Business (39); Morris, Nelson, Productions, Inc. Deputy (76); Divorce Court (260) 87th Precinct (30); Famous Fantasies (3); Get 11 East 48th Street, New York 17, New York. Smart (138); Hopalong Cassidy (86); I Spy PL. 3-1484. Nelson Morris, president. (Pro- (82); It's Your Bet (260); Laramie (124) ducer of feature motion pictures.) Laredo (56); Outlaws (50); Panic (31) R.C.M.P. (39); Silent Service I & II (78) William Morris Agency, Inc. Victory At Sea (26); Loretta Young (250) 1350 Avenue of the Americas, New York, Astroboy I & II (104); Blue Angels (39) N.Y. 10019, 586-5100; Beverly Hills Office: Richard Boone (25); Boots & Saddles (39) 151 El Camino, 274-7451; Chicago Office: Californians (69); Continental Classroom 435 N. Michigan Ave., 467-1744; London, (160); Crazy Legs (1); Flight (39); Funny Rome, Paris and Madrid. Represented in Manns (130); Groucho Marx (250); Hen- Munich. Representatives for artists and nesey (96); It's A Great Life (78); Medic all other creative talent in all fields of the (59); Not For Hire (39); People Are Funny entertainment and literary wcrld. (Live (150); Pony Express (39); Profiles In Cour- and film TV shows, commercials.) Abe age (26); Life Of Riley (217). Lastfogel, president; Nat Lefkowitz, New York, executive vice president and treas- Nassour Pictures, Inc. urer; Morris Stollere, Beverly Hills, exec- 8488 West 3rd St.. Los Angeles 48, Calif.; utive vice president and secretary; Sam OLive 3-0400. William Nassour, president; Weisbord, Beverly Hills, executive vice (Produce film programs, feature films and president. Radio -television department: commercials.) Beverly Hills-Sam Weisbord, Phil Welt - Sheena "Queen of the Jungle" (series). man, Norman Brokaw, Stan Kamen, Tony Fantozzi; New York-Wallace 3. Jordan, National General Television Distribution Lou Weiss, Leonard S. Kramer, Sol Leon, Larry Auerbach, Tony Ford, Arnold Sank. 600 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022; PLaza 2-0300. (Distributor of Adventure .Norton Series Spec., feature films, adventure Productions films.) 119 W. Hubbard St., Chicago 10, Ill.; CEntral 6-4144-5. Morton Jacobson. president: Bold Journey -film (140); Judge Roy Cecilia Jacobson, secretary, treasurer Bean -film (39); Nightcourt, USA -film (78); (Producers Jungle Girl (15); 70 Feature Films (260); of live and film shows.) Tarzan Features; The Big World of Little This Is the Story (52): What's Wrong Adam (104); Space Cartoons; Tarzan 1 hour with this Picture (260); History Through series (57); 6 one -hour specials of the Sports (2). month; 6 in concert specials. Moss, Herbert M., Productions National Productions 2 W. 46 St.. New York 36, N. Y.; Judson (see Enders, Robert J., Inc.) 6-5577. Herbert M. Moss, president: Rose Gray, secretary and treasurer. (Produce National Telefilm Associates, Inc. and distribute live and filmed shows.) Executive headquarters & main office: 8530 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.; OL Motion Picture Advertising Corporation 5-7701; New York office, 120 E. 56th St., 1032 Carondelet St., P. O. Box 550, New New York, N.Y.; PL 5-9807; London office: Orleans 1, La.; JAckson 5-2253. C. J. Eagle House, 109 Jermyn St., London S.W. Mabry, president; Rene P. Karrigan, vice- 1, England; TR 1127. Berne Tabakin, president of commercial sales. (Producers pres., Beverly Hills; Peter Rodgers, exec. of movie -ad and TV filmed commercials.) v.p. In chg. of sls., Beverly Hills; Burton pppman, sr. vice-pres., treas., Beverly Motion Picture Service Co. Lills. e Third Man (39); U. S. Marshal (78); As- 125 Hyde St., San Francisco, Calif. 94102; signment; Underwater (39); Grand Jury 415-673-9162. Gerald L. Karski, president. (39); Official Detective (39); Man Without (TV film commercials, animation and live a Gun (52); How To Marry A Millionaire action.) (52); This Is Alice (39); African Patrol (39); Walter Winchell File (39); Play of the Movietonews, Inc. Week (39); David Susskind Show (39); (20th Century -Fox Film Corp.) International Playhouse (26); about 2,200 460 W. 54 St., New York, N. Y. 10019. Mike feature films; 1,400 cartoons and short sub- Prusch, library (tel.: 957-4986): Edward jects. Canstein, news (957-4905). (Stock film li- brary, international newsreels.) National Telepix, Inc. (now: American Diversified Indust. Inc.) Murphy, Owen, Productions, Inc. 310 Madison Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017; 274 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 10016; 689- 661-4360; H. Richard Shields, pres. (Pro- 4060. Paul Cohen, president; Eric Law- ducers and distributors of films.) rence, v.p., editorial chief. (Producers of Mischief Makers (78); Comedy Capers film shows, packages. (92); Wally Western "Cliff-hangers" (130). 435 National Teleproductions Corp. (NTP) Rolf W. Brandis, Manny Paull, vice-presi- 5261 N. Tacoma dents. Sid Siegel, musical dir.; James Mil- Ave., Indianapolis, Ind. 46220; ler, editor -post production; obert Ryan, (317) 257-1581. Howard Zuckerman, pres.; sound eng.; Bert Lindberg, chief charge Arthur Hastings, general mgr.; Ron O'Con- man; Dorothy Roecker, office mgr. Branch nell, national sales mgr.; Dallas Clark, v.p. offices: of engineering; Richard E. Matry, con- Hollywood: 5545 Sunset Blvd., troller; Vern Totten, chief engineer; Jerry 90028; Hollywood 2-7311. Paul Johnson, Patton, dir. of Lionel Grover, Robert Dwan, vice-presi- operations; Jack Newman, dents. New York: 108 West End. 10023; exec. producer; Eric Morrison, producer, SU 7-8770. director. Chicago: Herb Isaacs, 203 N. Wa- Charles Ticho, v.p., gen. mgr.; bash Avenue, Suite 1312; (312) Jos. Salzburg, v.p.; Rae Cole, office mgr. 641-1396. (Motion pictures for TV, non -theatrical & New York: Harvey Glick, 300 West 55th theatrical St., Suite 20-C; (212) 265-0470. (Total video distribution, television creative tape services and production; syndicated TV facilities, color and black and white spots; syndicated TV shows; slide -films; -a fleet of four color mobile production closed circuit television; business theatre centers plus permanent studio facilities, presentations; offering creative live and video taped T.V. marketing and merchandis- programming, commercials, industrial ing.) training tapes, dubbing and distribution.) Norbert Productions, Inc. National Television Films 8730 Sunset Blvd., Suite 404, Los Angeles, (A div. of Howco Prod.) 90069; 213-659-3404. Norman Blackburn, president; Willetta Leonard, vice-presi- P.O. Box 1805-120 S. Poplar St., Charlotte, dent; Herbert B. Leonard, sec.; Carl Coul- N.C. 28201. Scott Lett, gen. sales mgr. ter, treas. (The making and distribution of (Dist. of features for television.) half-hour television series.) Nationwide Pictures e Circus Boy. Shamrock Studio. Winter Park, Fla.; Mid- way 4-4087. H. K. (Hal) Carrington, owner- manager. (Produce film series, filmed spots, commercial pictures, travel news clips). Odyssey Productions, Inc. "Personalities" 24 E. 51st St.. New York 22, New York; 421-9595. Milton Fruchtman. president: Neal, Stanley, Productions, Inc. Lowell Thomas, exec. v.p. (Producer of (See Don Lane Pictures, Inc.) series, one hour shows, half-hour shows.) Lowell Thomas Television series. High Ted Nemeth Studios Adventure (color-11) World of Lowell Thomas 36 West 62nd St., New York, N. Y. 10023; (half -hour-41). Clrcle 5-5147. Ted Nemeth, producer, di- rector, cinematographer; M. E. Bute, art Official Films, Inc. director. (Producers of theatrical films and TV commercials.) 445 Park Ave., New York, N.Y. 10022; 759- 8900; Louis C. Lerner, chairman of bd.; David M. Newell George Shaps, vice-pres. & gen'l. mgr.; Martin Bader, vice-pres. & sec'y.; Stanley Box 360, Leesburg, Fla. David M. Newell, Mitchell, ass't. treas. & ass't. sec'y. (Pro- owner. (Producers of films on fishing, ducer -distributor of film television series hunting, dogs, nature etc.) & first -run feature film package.) The Sportsmans Club (TV series, 65 epi- Survival!; Battle Line: Biography; Tne sodes). Adventures of Robin Hood; Crossword; It's A Matter of Law; Biography of John F New Merritt Enterprises, Inc. Kennedy; The Big Story; The Buccaneers (See Nicholson -Muir Prods., Inc.) Cartoon; Colonel March of Scotland Yard Cross Current; Dateline Europe; Decoy Newsfilm, Inc. Greatest Headlines of the Century; The 10 East 49th Street, New York 17, N. Y.; Hunter: International Detective; The In- 688-3063. Kenneth Baldwin, pres., prod. visible Man; Mr. Lucky; My Hero; Marilyn sup.; Konstantin Kaiser, exec. prod. (Pro- Monroe Special; Overseas Adventure: Pet- duces and distributes newsfilms and public er Gunn; Rocky Jones; Space Raneer; information films.) Sportsfolio Star Performance; The Star and The Story; Sword Of Freedom; Wire Nicholson Service; Yancy Derringer. -Muir Productions, Inc. Official Films Festival (58 Feature Films); 138 Chatsworth Avenue, Larchmont, New Movies For Swingers; What's the Law; York 10538. (212) 824-1614 & (914) 834-3005. Horoscope. E. Roger Muir, pres.; Nick Nicholson, Exec. Vice-pres. Newlywed Game, (USA); Matches 'n Okun, Lillian, Productions Mates, (USA); Pay Cards! (USA and Aus- 307 East 44th St., New York 17. N. Y.; tralia); Who Knows (Canada); Video En- MUrray Hill 9-3800, Ext. 311N. (Live cyclopedia (CATV & CCTV). shows-children and teen-age, women's.) Nicoll, Oliver W., Productions Opera Cameos TV Productions 820 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. 10025; 342 Madison Ave., New York 17, N.Y.; 687- MOnument 3-7284. Oliver W. Nicoll, execu- 6565. Joseph Vinti, pres., Chuck Alexan- tive director; Sandra Munsell, associate der v.p. (Produces live, film and video- director. (Program production, live and tape film features, programs or commer- film package shows.) See Radio Features cials for TV or radio.) of America. Opera Cameos (live). Niles, Fred A. Communications Centers Inc. 1058 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago, Ill. 60607; Owens, Harry. Television Productions SE 8-4181. Fred A. Niles, pres.; William E. 6710 Melrose Ave., Hollywood, Calif. 90038; Harder, vice-pres., prod.; Norman C. Lind- WEbster 9-1491. Harry Owens. president; quist, vice-pres., sis.; Harry Lange, vice- Homer O'Donnell, vice-president. (Film pres., TV prod.; Don Hill, mgr., prod. ind.; producer.) 436 P Chemical Products); The Proud New York- ers (Con Edison); At Home With Avon P.A.T. Film Services Inc. (Avon); TWA In One Minute (Trans -World 630 Ninth Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10036 (212) 247- Airlines); Graphic Communications: We 09C0. Peter M. Piech, pres.; Ervin Rosen- Used To Call It Printing (DuPont); The feld, exec. v.p.; Charles Haydon, v.p. sec- Seasons of Sports (Sports Illustrated); retary; George A. Fausel, v.p. treasurer. Desert Fire On Ice (Esso); IBM Copier An- Produces and distributes TV shows and nouncement (IBM). commercials. Pegasus Productions, Inc. Packaged Programs, Inc. 45 West 38th St., New York, N.Y. 10018; 695- 471-4756. F. S. Di Fiore, pres. (Produce 8579. Leonard Anderson, Ernest Mathews. film shows, commercials, film news.) (Motion picture productions and services.) Pan-American Television Corp. Pelican Films, Inc. Av. Chapultepec 18, Mexico D. F., Mexico, 292 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y. 18-50-20. Fernando Diez Barroso A., pres. Thomas J. Dunford, pres.; Arthur J. Zan- Telesistema Mexicano S.A. Film Division; der, exec. vice-pres.; Marc T. Statler, vice- Ninos Heroes 27, Mexico 10, D. F. Fernando pres., producer. (Produces live -action and Diez Barroso A., gen. Dir. (Film product in animated TV commercials and business English with Spanish titles and films in films.) Spanish.) Pendulum Paramount Television International Productions, Inc. 13 W. 57th Street, New York 19, N. Y.; PL 9- 5451 Marathon St., Hollywood, Calif. 90038; 1616. Scudder Boyd, pres.; Gene Search- 463-0100. Robert Newgard, v.p. world syn- inger, v.p. dication; Stanley De Covnick, dir. admin- istration, world syndication; Ran -on Perez, Performance Productions managing dir., Latin American Sales. For- eign Offices: Toronto, Ont., Canada, Para- 3434 Brisbane Rd., Indianapolis, Ind.; 291- mount Film Service Ltd., 663 Yonge S'., 5th 6154. Organized 1969. James E. Ford, owner. Fl., George Harper, managing dlr.; Para- (Produces motion pictures for business, in- mount Pictures (Australia) Ltd., Australia dustrial, documentary & educational use.) Square Tower, Suite 2908, Bruce Gordon, managing dir.; Desilu sls/Paramount Tele- Peterson, Robert E., Productions vision. 23 Berkeley House, Hay Hill, Lon- don, W.1., Peter Cary, managing 8490 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, Califor- tribution.) dir. (Dis- nia; 657-5100. Robert E. Petersen, president; Robert L. Dellinger, group vice-president.

Paramount Television Sales Inc. Pictures for Business Box 2309, Hollywood 5451 Marathon St., Hollywood, Calif. 90038; 28, Calif.; 849-1051; Bill 463-0100. Robert M. Newgard, Deming, exec. prod.; Ann Deming, film- syndication v.p. world strip prod. (Business motion pictures and sales;Lewis Israel, eastern sls filmstrips, TV commercials rep.; Robert Neece, southern sls rep.; Con gramming.) and TV pro- Hartsock, western sls rep.; Robert Horen, midwestern sls rep.; Emmet Lavery, v.p. Pinney, Roy, Productions business affairs; Ed Hirsch, domestic traffic mgr., New York Office: 1 Gulf & Western 224 East 44th St., New York, New York 10017; Plaza, N. Y. 10036; 333-4890; Burt Hanft, 212-661-2277. Roy Pinney, president; Janet v.p. in chg. admin. (Production and distri- White, vice-pres.; Doris Pinney, sec'y- bution); Henry Colman, v.p. current pro- treas. (Produces educational, documentary, gramming; Peter W. Kuyper, Dir. plan- television, theatrical films.) ning & development. Plautus Partington, Productions, Inc. Jack, Television Productions (See Titus Productions, Inc.) 435 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-0316 Jack A. Partington Jr.. president Pohlman Film Productions, (Writer, producer, radio/TV Inc. commercials.) 527 No. 27th St., Milwaukee, Wisconsin Pathe News, Inc. 53208. Division 2-6363. Harvey Kiefer pres. (Produces product commercials; in- 17 Battery Place, New York N. Y. 10004, Suite dustrial motion pictures; slide films.) 610, 344-9060. Joseph P. Smith, pres.; John C. Smith; vice-pres., dir. of educational Portland Productions, Inc. projects; Mary Wilkes, comptroller; (Pro- ducer of T.V. Programming, documentar- 1018 Pamela Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. ies, educational films, children's CRestview 5-6457. J. N. Mason, president; programs.) V. K. Osborne, vice-president; Pamela Milestones of the Century (36e); Men Mason, secretary, treasurer. (Produce of Destiny (130); Pathe Educational Films filmed series.) (103); Pathe Short Subjects (38); Holly- wood Offbeat (13); Showtime (39), Har- The Readers (29). lem Variety Revue (13); Musical Parade of Stars (1100); Frank Fontaine Comedy Premier Film & Recording Corp. Hour (1); Judy Garland Show (26); Judy 3033 Locust St., St. Louis, Missouri 63103; Garland Special (2); Captain David Grief (314) 531-3555. Theodore P. Desloge, pres. & (39); Championship Wrestling (52). exec. producer; Wilson Dalzell, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr. (Producers of motion pictures, Peckham Productions, Inc. TV spots, sound & silent slide films, re- cording 9 East 48th St., New York, New York 10017; and record pressings.) PLaza 8-0490. John L. Peckham, pres.; Harvey Yale Gross, vice-pres.; Peter H. Prime T.V. Films, Inc. Peckham sec.-treas.; William Littlefield, 527 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022, writer; Hoyt Griffith, editor; Michael Fer- 421-2170. Alec Campbell, pres.; George W. rante, production mgr.; Tom Detienne, Campbell, v.p.; Doris Weiss, booker. sales. Charlie Chaplin Comedy Theatre (26); A Place To Grow (Tennessee Eastman); Specials. Golden Age of Comedy; When A Special Kind of Chemistry (Eastman Comedy Was King; Bernadette of Lourdes; 437 Lady Takes a Chance; Girl in the Bikini; Radio Features of America East Side Kids, March of The Wooden Sol- 820 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. 10025; diers (Laurel & Hardy). Other features MOnument 3-7284. Oliver W. Nicoll, exec. and shorts. dir.; Sandra Munsell, assoc. dir. (Program production, live and film package shows, Princeton Film Center, Inc. commercials and Flmboard.) Box 604, Princeton, New Jersey 08540; WA - 4 -3550. (Producer and distributor, educa- Ragsdale, Carl Associates, Ltd. Art.) tional film: What is Modern 321 East 45th St., N. Y., N. Y. 10017. (212) UN 7-7651. Carl V. Ragsdale, pres. (Pro- Princeton Report, Inc. ducer of documentaries & industrials.) Box 604, Princeton, New Jersey 08540; WA - Branches: 1100 -22nd St., N.W., Wash., D.C. 4-3550. (Producer and distributor, scientific 20036. (202) 223-1262; 16036 Tupper Street, filin: Lasers.) Sepulveda, Calif., (213) 894-6291. Frank Coghlan, exec. prod. Films, Inc. Professional Rainbow Island Productions, Inc. 1600 Broadway, New York, New York. Ron- ald Saland, president; Marcel Broekman, 1633 Kapiolani Blvd., Honolulu, Hawaii 96814. vice-pres.; Elliot Geisinger, sec'y.; How- Chuck Smouse, president. (Producers.) ard Kuperman, treas. (Motion picture pro- duction.) Rainbow Pictures, Inc. 1540 Levante Avenue, Coral Gables 46, Q Florida; Walter Reece, president; Ruth B. Resce, sec.-treas. (Motion picture pro- Q. E. D. Productions, Inc. ducers studios-facilities, animation.) 21 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y. JUdson 2-4291. Robert Baron, president, prod. -dir.; Larry Lansburgh, (West Coast), Ram Productions prod industriaRoss, supervisingie edi- 205 West 95 Street, New York, N. Y. 10025; tor. (Prod. of l films, TV corn.) MOnument 2-5111. Ed Lindner, director (Producers of live package programs QM Productions medical films and programs, commer 1041 N. Formosa Avenue, Los Angeles 46, Mals and Filmboard (R).) Calif., Hollywood 9-6161; Quinn Martin, Medical Reporter (live); Vera Wallace. pres.; Eli Parker, v.p. (production of Private Investigator (live); Time & Again television and motion picture films.) (live); Eben & Egburt (live): Animal Inn (live). Quartet Films, Inc. 5631 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif., Ram Films, Inc. H011ywood 4-9225. Arnold Gillespie, pres- 575 Madison Avenue, New York, New York ident; Michael R. Lah, vice-president & 10022; PL 1-5400. Ivan Reiner, president; treas.; Stanley Walsh, vice-president & Walter H. Manley, vice-pres.; Daniel Glass, secretary; (Producers of animation and Esq., secretary. (Producers and Distribu- live action for all film media.) tors.) Quartet International, Inc. Rasky, Harry, Productions, Inc. 507 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10017, MU -2-2444. Harvey Chertok, pres., treas.; 11 Waverly Place, New York, New York; 533- Barbara Ann Chertok, v.p., secy. (pro- 3600. Harry Rasky, president. Production duction and distribution of motion pic- of feature films and TV specials.) tures for theatrical, TV release.) 7 Surprizes. Ray, Reid H., Film Industries, Inc. 2269 Ford Parkway, St. Paul, 55116; Minn., R 699-1393. Reid H. Ray, vice-president. (Pro- RCA Recorded Program Services duce film commercials.) Home office: 155 E. 24th St., New York 10, The Walter Reade Organization, Inc. N. Y.; MUrray Hill 9-7200. A. B. Sam- (Television Division) brook. 241 East 34th Street, New York, N. Y. 10016; Inc. MU 3-6300. Walter Reade, Jr., president; Radim Films, Elliott Abrams, vice-president in charge 220 W. 42nd Street, New York, N. Y. of television sales; Alan Gleitsman, vice- 10036, Bryant 9-6653. Arthur B. Brown president, west coast office; Murray Oken, pres.; Eva Brown, v.p.; (distributors of director, eastern sales; Bernice Coe, ac- Film Images collection: Focus on 16mm.; count executive; Jeff Satkin, director, ad- Radiant Films.) vertising & promotion; Mary Winters, op- Radio and Television Packagers, Inc. erations manager. Cinema 400 Features (23); Cinema 300 East 40th St.. New York, N. Y.: LExington features (26); Cinema 200 Features (30); 2-1717. William Cayton, president. (Prod., Cinema 68 Features (68); Selected Cinema dist. filmed series.) Features (45); Cinema 100 Features (24); Jungle (59); Cartoon Classics; Series I Cinema 90 Features (24); Cinema 70 Fea- (104); Series II (112); Series III (104); The tures (31); Cinema 88 Features (51); Cin- Wild Swans (20); Mr. E. From Tau Ceti ema 98 Features (93); Cinema 78 Features (20); The Woodcutter's Wish; The Amaz- (36); Laurel and Hardy Features (10); ing Gift; The Brave Duckling; The En- Shorts (60); Special of the Week (10 full chanted Princes; Gunnar the Sailor; The hours); Abbott and Costello (52 half- Ice Witch; The Strange Circus; The Valiant hours); Adventure Theatre (39); The Knight; Tale of the Northern Lights; Jour- Young People's Film Festival (31 features, ney to the Beginning of Time; The Space 8 serials); Cinema 500 features. Explorers; New Adventures of the Space Explorers; The Underseas Explorers; Princess; Beauty and the Beast; The Redlin Productions, Inc. Fisherman and the Fish; The Magic An- 19116 Lanark, Reseda, Calif., Dlckens 2-8925. telope; The Tiny Oxen; The Fire Bird; William A. Redlin, president; Emil F. Red - Wanda and the Wicked Princess; Omar lin, secretary, treasurer. (Producer live and the Ogres. and film programs, features.) 438 Reed. Roland, Productions, Inc. Rockhall Productions 650 No. Bronson, Hollywood 4, Calif.; H011y- 18 E. 50 St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 9-7979. wood 6-3111. Roland Reed, president. (Pro- Janet Taylor, president. (Produce and duces filmed series, package programs.) distribute live and film shows.) Beulah (78); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger (39); Waterfront (78); Meet the O'Briens Rodney -Young Prod. 39); My Little Margie (126); Mystery (see Cavalier Productions, Inc.) Theatre (57); Trouble With Father (Stu Erwin) (130). Roffman, Richard H. Associates Reela Film Laboratories, Inc. 675 West End Avenue, N. Y. 25, N. Y.; RI. 65 N.W. Third St., Miami, Fla. 33128; Tel: 377- 9-3647. Maurice Roffman, chairman of the 2611. (Motion picture lab. 16 & 35 mm., Su- bd.; Richard H. Roffman, pres.; Dr. Murray per 8 mm.) C. Kaye, Malvina Cohn, Herman Jaffe, Irwin Markham and Lou Lawrence, vice Reemack Enterprises, Inc. presidents. Branch: 7755 Hollywood Blvd., L. A., Calif.; Care: Alan Winston, west 1270 Ave. of the Americas, New York N. Y. coast managing dir. (Producers and dis- 10020; 246-7300. Lewis Graham, producers. tributors of shows also do Public Relations (Producers of live shows.) and publicity and promotion for shows- also do casting for shows, etc.) Reichenbach, Bob & Associates 1904 Franklin St., Oakland, Calif.; 836-3114; Bob Reichenbach, gen. mgr. (Packager and Rolab Studios & Rolab Photo -Science distributor of taped broadcast materials.) Laboratories Sandy Hook, Conn. 06482; Tel. 203-426-2466. Henry Roger, owner -director; E. H. Roger, Republic Pictures, Inc. treasurer. (Producer of film shorts, fea- 8530 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif. tures, commercials and film strips. Also 90211; (213) 655-7701. Berne Tabakin, pres.; time lapse & micro movies.) Peter S. Rodgers, exec. vice pres.; Marvin Gray, regional sales mgr.; Joseph Zaleski, regional sales mgr.; Lloyd Vvebb, sales Rosamond Productions. Inc. exec.; Brooks Carroll, sales exec.; Barry 501 So. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. Bernard, sales exec.; Robert Pik, foreign 90036. 933-7508. David Chudnow, president; sales; Michael Skatoff, dir. of ad., promo- Rosamond Chudnow, vice-president. (Pro- tion, & publicity. duce films for TV.) 45 Cliff Hanger Serial Series (565); Roy Rogers (100) ; Gene Autry, one hrs. (56) ; Roy Rogers, one hrs. (67; Roy Rogers fea- Rose-Magwood Productions, Inc. tures; Mighty Forty group; 137 specials; 1414 Avenue of the Americas, New York, 65 -one hrs.; Nugget Westerns; Comedy New York; 212-751-7000. Organized 1962. Group; Mystery Group; Shock Group. Howard T. Magwood, president, director; James Rose, exec. vice-president, director; Republic Television Features David K. Schermerhorn, vice-pres., gen- 3554 Merchandise Mart, Chicago, Ill. 60654; eral manager; Directors: Larry Doheny, Tel.: 743-1090. Capico Kapps, president; John Crome, Zale Magder, Noel Dodds; Joseph Kapps, vice-president. (Producers Ernesto Caparros, vice-president, director of live and transcribed of photography; Bill Huston, vice-presi- and distributors dent, sales; Rene Oulmann, vice-president, shows. executive producer; Ken Drake, vice pres- TV Fashion Flashes (26); Willie The Redling, comptroller. Wonderman (13); Job Opportunities (52); ident, sales; John Help Wanted Column of the Air (52). (Motion Picture production.) Riviera Productions Rourke, Jack, Productions TV & 3805 6610 Selma Ave., Hollywood 28. Calif.; Film Production Center Studios, H011ywood 2-8585. Midwest represent- West Magnolia Blvd., Burbank, Calif. 845- ative: Robert Zens, 340 Westmoor Blvd., 3709. Jack Rourke, president; Jack Meakin, Brookfield, Wisconsin; SUnset 2-8815. exec. producer; Merle Kinney, production Eastern representative: Pat Rancati, 3304 manager. Rumson Rd., Cleveland 18, Ohio; F. W. Zens, executive producer; Bert Hunt, di- Rouzer, Danny, Studio rector of sales; Leif Rise, associate pro- 7022 Melrose Ave., Hollywood, Calif., 90038; ducer, docums., shorts. (Produces filmed (213) 936-2494. Danny Rouzer, IATSE di- series, commercials, features.) rector of photography. (All types 16mm Punch and Trudy (6); Teletunes (15); & 35mm films, Kinescopes, pilots & test Aqua -Lung Adventures (13). commercials.) Rocket Pictures, Inc. 1150 W. Olive Ave., Burbank, Calif. 91506; S 213/849-6078/849-1219. J. Richard Westen, Don Bartell', of SKS Productions, Inc. rod.; John Russo, v.p. in phg. ofhsales. of films and programs.) P.O. Box 2144; 65 Sena Plaza, Santa Fe, N.M.; (Producers 505-982-2133. George Shupert, bd. chair- Inc. man; Gordon Knox, pres.; Stephen G. Wil- F. K.pg. Rockett Prods., liams, vice-pres.; Jack Schaefer, exec. v.p.; 5451 Laurel Canyon Blvd., N. Hollywood, Charles S. Solomon, secretary & gen. coun- Calif. 91607; 985-1090. Thomas H. Cole, sel; Len Bouché, v.p., P.R.; William Fine, pres.; R. F. McGee, v.p.; Dixon Q. Dern, v.p. (Production of features, television se- sec.-treas.; Pat Lahr, compt.; Jay Lough - ries, educational and informational films, rin, prod.; A. K. Price, sales mgr.; Sharon selected television commercials.) Mason, office mgr.; Tom Baron, anima. dir. (Creation and production of industrial mo- tion pictures and filmstrips, public rela- Samuels, Sam tions and corporate -image films. Editing 155 West 46th Street, New York 36, N. Y.; and projection rooms. TV commercials PLaza 7-6300. Sam Samuels, owner. (Pack- and industrial films.) age shows-Variety Entertainers scripts.) 439 dent, production; Vernon Burns, vice- Sandler Film Commercials, Inc. president; Joe Joel, vice-president; Bruce Sandler Institutional Films, Inc. Ledger, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; John 1001 North Poinsettia Place, Hollywood, Cal- Verge, Montreal, Quebec, Canada; Harold ifornia 90046; 876-2021. Allan Frank San- Winston, Mexico; Norman Louvau, San dler, President; Morley Skolnek, vice-pres- Juan, Puerto Rico; Helios Alvarez, Sao ident; Jackie Sandler, secretary -treasurer. Paulo, Brazil; N. Delacampa, Buenos Aires, (Producers of TV Commercials; educa- Argentina; Vernon Burns, London, Eng- tional and institutional films. Film library.) land; Jean Pierre Barrot, Paris, France; Joe Joel, Sydney, Australia; Toru Ohnuki, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan; Conrado Javier, Saphier, James L.., Agency, Inc. Manila, Philippines. Screen Gems Broad- 9229 Sunset Bvld., Los Angeles 69, Calif.; casting: Norman Louvau, president; Doug- CRestview 1-7231. James L. Saphier, pres- las Elleson, vice-president and general ident. (Production of live and filmed pro- manager, WVUE, New Orleans; Harold grams.) (Hack) Wooley, vice pres., general man- Bob Hope Show (live). ager, KCPX AM/FM Radio and Television, Salt Lake City, Utah; Hector Modesti, vice pres., general manager, WAPA-TV, San Satellite Film Corporation Juan, Puerto Rico. EUE/Screen Gems: 15 Leroy St., Suite 1, New York, N.Y. Art Stever Elliot, president; George Cooney, Ford, pres.; R. Simmons, adv. and pub.; vice-president and general manager; Mi- Alfred Rosenstein, legal advisor. chael Elliot, vice-president; Michael Neb- bia, vice-president; Richard Kerns, vice- Savage Friedman, Inc. president, West coast operations; Errol 151 East 50 St., New York, N.Y.; 753-5900. Linderman, vice-president, general sales Lee Savage, Harold Friedman. (Films in manager; Wilfred Sohl, vice-president; for Chicago: Jack Martin, vice-president. Au- live -action, graphics and animation dience Studies, Inc.: Gerald Lukeman, TV commercials and industry.) president; Michael Boyd, vice-president, director of research; Roger Seltzer, vice- Savannah Productions, Inc. president, administration; Robert Parcher, 13063 Ventura Blvd. Studio City, Calif. 91604; vice-president, sales development; Offices 981-7575. Hal Kanter, President. (TV Pro- in Hollywood, Chicago, N. Y., London, To- ducer.) kyo, Sydney, , Frankfurt. Screen Gems-Colin-bia Music, Inc., 711 Fifth Ave- e Julia. nue, New York. Emil LaViola, vice-presi- dent; Irwin Z. Robinson, vice-president, Schafer, Kermit, Radio & Television Produc- buiness affairs and general attorney; tions Roosevelt Music: 711 Fifth Avenue, New 905 Fairway Drive, Miami Beach Fla. 33141. York. Hal Fein, vice-president and general Kermit Schafer, president; Michael Louis, manager; Jerry Brown, vice-president. genanderal ager; Vicki Speaks, promotion Bell Records: 1776 Broadway, New York - publica relations. (Produce and dis- Larru Uttal, president. Colgems and SGC tribute live and film programs.) Records: 7033 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood - Lester Sill, vice-president and general Inc. manager. Learning Corporation of America Schnur, Jerome, Productions, (division of Industries, 3575 Steward Ave., Miami, Fla. 33133; 305- Inc., William Deneen, president; David 667-5553. Jerome Schnur, pres.; Bill W. Davidsen, vice-president, sales. Chastain, Jr., v.p. (TV producer.) National TV series: ; I Dream of Jeannie; The Flying Nun; Mr. Deeds Screen Gems, Inc. Goes To Town; Here Come The Brides; -SCREEN GEMS, a Division of Columbia Days of Our Lives; Johnny Quest; The Pictures Industries, ín.- Flintstones; Top Cat; Magilla Gorilla; 711 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10022; Peter Potamus; The Jetsons. 212 -PL 1-4432. John H. Mitchell, president; Syndicated TV series: Perfect Match; Lloyd Burns, exec. vice pres.; Leonard Entertainment Specials; Playboy After Goldberg, vice-president in charge of pro- Dark; The Farmer's Daughter; Casey duction; Daniel Goodman, vice-president, Jones; Ivanhoe; Jet Jackson; Manhunt director of syndication, program dev.; Wil- Rescue 8; 77th Bengal Lancers; Tightrope liam Hart, vice pres., dir. of syndication Burns and Allen Show; All Star Theatre sales; Edward Masket, vice-president, ad- Award Theatre; Celebrity Playhouse ministration; Marvin Korman, vice-presi- Showcase 39; Tallahassee 7000; The Big dent, advertising and public relations; Playback; Tales of the Texas Rangers; Two Harry Ackerman, vice-president, execu- Faces West; Wild Bill Hickok; Behind tive producer; Arthur M. Frankel, vice- Closed Doors; Jungle Jim; Circus Boy; 7 president, studio business affairs; Seymour League Boots; Naked City; Top Cat; Shan- Friedman, vice-president, and executive non; 156 Hanna -Barbera Cartoons; Festi- production manager; Lawrence Werner, val of Performing Arts; Pick A Letter; vice-president, post production manager; Ranch Party; Serials; 3 Stooges; My Ed Justin, vice president, merchandising; Friends Around the World; Winston Willis Grant, vice-president, research and Churchill; The Valiant Years; Empire; program planning; Renee Valente, execu- Dennis the Menace; Quick Draw McGraw; tive director of talent; Jerry Kaufer, di- The Flintstones; Wackiest Ship in the rector of advertising and sales promotion; Army; People in Conflict; Father Knows Jeffrey Rose, director of promotion and Best; Yogi Bear; Huckleberry Hound; Gid- publicity, New York; Doug Duitsman, di- get; Batfink; Hazel; Adventures of the rector of studio promotion and publicity; Seaspray; The Donna Reed Show; Rin Tin Milton Klein, controller; A. G. Feder, con- Tin; Patti Page Show; Decision: Conflicts troller and director of management infor- of Harry S. Truman. mation -West coast; Sheldon M. Mittleman, studio counsel; Syndication sales field rep- Scripture Films (see Hack, Herman, Prod.) resentatives: Don Bryan, Southern and Southwestern sales manager, Atlanta, Secondari, John H., Productions Ltd. Georgia; Paul Weiss, Midwestern and Western sales manager, Hollywood, Cali- 212 W. 48th St., New York, New York. John fornia. Screen Gems International: Lloyd H. Secondari, pres. Helen Jean Rogers, v.p.; Burns, president; Laurence Hilford, vice Henry G. Drukerman, business mgr. (Doc- president, sales; Dan Enright, vice-presi- umentary and educational films, features.) 440 Seven Arts Associated Corp. Backstage, 39 half-hours, color. The Shirley Temple Storybook, 13 off -network hours. 200 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10017; 26 color, Abbott and YUkon 6-1717. Branches: Chicago -4630 Surf's Up, half-hours, Estes, Lincolnwood, Ill.; OR 4-5105. Los Costello cartoons. Angeles -3562 Royal Woods Dr., Sherman Specials: Meet Marcel Marceau, one Oaks, Calif.; ST 8-8276. Dallas -5511 Royal hour, color. Performing Arts Collection, Crest Dr., Dallas, Texas; EM 3-7331. Eliot 30, 60 and 90 minutes, color. A Christmas Hyman, pres.; Donald Klauber, exec. v.p Carol, 90 minutes. Fashion Olympics 1970, gen. sls. mgr.; Samuel H. Haims, fin. half hour, color; Bishop Pike: His Search v.p. & secy; Sidney H. Levin, v.p. & gen. For Truth, one hour. counsel; Albert E. Bollengier, treas.; Nor- man Z. Solomon, asst. treas. & controller; Signature Films Herbert G. Richek, v.p. & dir. Theatrical 2120 Cross Bronx Expressway, Bronx, New & TV Film Services; Lloyd W. Krause, v.p. York 10473; Ta 3-9665, Ta 3-8726. Samuel for sls., Eastern div.; Leonard Hammer, M. Sherman, pres; Bob LeBar, dir. Art & dir., nat. sls.; Jack Heim, Eastern div. Animation; Robert Price; dir. of adv.; acct. exec.; Harvey Chertok, dir. of adv., Denver Dixon, dir. sls., West Coast Rep.; sls. prom. & pub.; Robert Hoffman, v.p. Ruth Sherman, pub. & script spvsr. for sis., midwest div. (Chicago); S. Allen (produces film series, feature films, com- Ash, Midwest div. acct. exec. (Chicago); and tele- George Mitchell, v.p. for sis, Western mercial). Distributes theatrical div. (Los Angeles); Alden Adolph, West vision films World -Wide.) Coast div. acct exec. (Los Angeles); David Hunt, v.p. for sis., Southern div. Simon, Al, Productions (Dallas); Al Shore, Southern div. acct. 1040 No. Las Palmas Ave., Hollywood 38, exec. (Dallas). Calif.; H011ywood 4-2121. Al Simon, owner. Films of the 50's, Volume 1 (33); Films of (Film producer, commercials.) the 50's, Volume 2 (41); Films of the 50's, Volume 3 (41); Films of the 50's, Volume Sixteen Screen Service Co. 4 (40); Films of the 50's, Volume 5 (49); 6710 Melrose Ave., Hollywood, Calif. 90038; Films of the 50's, Volume 7 (50); Films of WEbster 9-1491. Homer O'Donnell, owner. the 50's, Volume 8 (42); Films of the 50's, (Film producer.) Volume 9, part 1 (54); Films of the 50's, Volume 9, Part 2 (54); Films of the 50's, Sleeping Giant Films, Inc. Volume 9, Part 3 (53); Films of the 50's, 2019 Dixwell Ave., Hamden, Conn. New Volume 9, Part 4 (54); Films of the 50's Haven phone: 288-3891. David K. Harris, & 60's, Volume 10 (41); Films of the 50's & president; Anthony Guarino, Jr., vice 60's, Volume 11 (52); The Fast 23, post G. Harris, vice 1950 & 1960 films; 99 Film favo- president-treas.; Richard feature pres. & secretary, sales mgr. (Producers of rites; 20 special features. film for industry; TV and education; 16 mm -35 mm and film strips.) Seven Arts Television (See Warner Bros. -7 Arts Television) Slesinger, Stephen, Inc. 1111 N. Westshore Blvd., Tampa, Fla. 33607; Sextant, Inc. 876-5705. Shirley A. Lasswell, president. films.) 116 East 68th St., New York, N. Y. 10021; 737- (Produce 1547. Robert D. Graff, pres.; (TV and motion picture producers.) Smith Studio, The Winston Churchill; The Valiant Years; 3141 S.W. 22nd Ct., Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; LUd- Franklin D. Roosevelt series: Noah and low 1-7300; Fletcher Smith, owner; Janet The Flood; Inside the Movie Kingdom. Smith, co-owner. (Producer of commer- cials & industrial films; Televsion Shows.) Shelle Productions, Inc. Sonney Amusement Enterprises, Inc. 1334 Beachwood Avenue, Hollywood 28, California. H011ywood 2-3111. Herbert B. 1654 Cordova St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90007; Leonard, president; Willetta- Leonard, Daniel Sonney, president; (Producers, dis- vice-president; Harold Berkowitz, sec.; tributors of domestic and foreign films.) Ralph Kale, treas. (The making and dis- tribution of hour television series.) S ign Productions, Inc. (see Reynolds, Naked City (1 hr. series). Stuart Productions) Showcorporation Spalla, Rick, Video Productions 10 East 49th Street, New York, New York Subsidiaries: Hollywood Newsreel Syndi- 10017; 212-421-8830. C. Robert Manby, pres- cate, Inc., and Rick Spalla Production, Inc.) ident; Fred Schneier, first vice-president; 1622 North Gower St., Hollywood, Calif. 90028; Richard Harper, vice president; William 469-7307; 301 W. 45th St., New York. New Morris, Eastern representative; Paul Litt; York 10036; 765-4646. Organized 1957. Rick Midwestern representative; Henry Guzik, Spalla, president; Anthony J. Spalla, vice- Southern representative; Richard Lough - pres.; Bruce McCollom, production super- rin, Western representative; Cy Kaplan, visor; Doug Dare, dir. of photography. dir., special projects; Nathan Leipziger, (Film production -producer and packager sales service manager; Harris Rosenberg, of TV programs, Commercials and indus- controller. (Distributor of tape and film trial films.) series and feature films.) Syndicated TV shows: Portrait of a Star; Features: Movies Round the Clock (80 Hollywood Backstage; High Road to Dan- films): Part I: Prime time all color family Hollywood Guest Shot; Hobby Nob- New stories, modern; Part ger; films; Part II: bing . . with the Stars; Century of Fash- III: Adventure films; Part IV: family film ion; The Open Road. favorites; Part V: Screen classics; Part VI: Outdoor; Part VII: selected re -issues. Series: Firing Line with William F. Spectra Films, Inc. Buckley, Jr., one -hour debates; Della, one - 654 Madison Avenue, New York, New York hour, color; Phibin's People; Personality, 10021; 758-2310. Fred Pressburger, presi- half-hour; Journey to Adventure, half- dent; Judith Wister, secretary. (Film pro- hour; Sing Along With Mitch; Hollywood duction.)

441 Sportlite Films Streech, Wilbur, Productions Inc. 20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago, Ill. 60606; 236- 135 W. 52nd St., New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson 8488. Alfred D. LeVine, pres.; Mary Car- 2-3816. Wilbur J. Streech, President. (Pro- roll, comptroller; Harry Roehm, unit duces commercials and business films.) mgr. (Packaging of quality pictures for in- dustry, schools, armed forces, and televi- sion.) Sutherland, John, Productions, Inc. Indianapolis 8425 West Third, Los Angeles, Calif. 90048; "500" Race (color) 1957- 213-937-2822. 1970 (13) ; Sebring-12 Hours of Endurance; John Sutherland, chairman Atlanta '500" Stock Car 1966-68; Darling- of the board; Dan E. Weisburd, president. ton 500 Adventures Outdoor (color) (26); (Producer of industrial and educational Women's World of Golf-Berg, Rawls, films and multi media systems.) Wright (3); Byron Nelson's Let's Go Golf- ing (13); Tips From Top Pros (6); Winning Swift, Allen Secrets Casper/Snead of Golf; NFL Hilites 210 Fifth Ave., N.Y., N.Y. 10010; '66; IBC Big Bouts; Boxing from Rainbo MU 9-9530. (26); Allen Swift, president & creative director. All American Wrestling (52 hours); Cal A. Stadien, general manager & pro- Texas Rasslin' (color) (13); All American ducer. Football Notre Dame Football, Chicago Bears; (13; NBA Basketball, 68, 69 color; Rose Bowl Football; NFL Super Bowl 1967- Swift -Chaplin Productions, Inc. 70; Rose Bowl Parade; Ski Moderne (col- 1136 North Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, or); Gridiron Calvalcade (13); Marilyn Calif.; H011ywood 2-U761. Charles F. Chap- Monroe Story; Broadway Handicap; BIG lin, president; Miles E. Pike, sect'y-treas. 10 Football (130); How to Bowl (Ladewig, (Producer of commercials.) Navolta, Wright, (ArArmour) Better(14); Sports (Re-Re - view Color, 1968, 69, 70; Amazing N. Mets, color. Y. T TV and Motion Picture Productions, Inc. Spotlite News, Inc. 707 Dawn St., Richmond, Va.; 643-4444. Ches - 3449 Cahuenga Blvd. W., Hollywood, Calif. ley W. Richey, pres.; Wendell O. Dean, 90028; 466-5365. Algernon G. Walker, presi- prod. mgr. (Producers of industrial & pub- dent; W. A. Blanchard, v.p.; Marcia J lic relations films.) Walker, sec./treas. (Newsfllm service for commercial clients.) Affiliated with Al- lend'or Productions Incorporated. TV Attractions P.O. Box 1892, La Jolla, Calif. 92037; 714- 459-8255. Milton H. Blackstone, exec. Square Deal Pictures Company prod. (Live and film and tape (VTR) pack- 1129 Fairview Avenue, Arcadia, Calif. 91006. ages. Also, Talent, promotion and special E. F. Marvin, general manager. (Produce events direction.) and distribute filmed programs.) Comedians' Golf Classic; Comedy Hall of Fame (special); Wonderful World of Water Stars and Stripes Productions Forever, Inc. (special); Beach Ball!; (Pro) Am Team 155 East 35th St., New York, N. Y.; MU 5- Golf Championship; Mother Goose Parade 8610; Leonard Glasser, president; Robert (special); Jr. World Golf Championship A. Staats, secy.-treas; Carmine R. DeSarlo, (special); Defending Champion (series). exec. producer, studio mgr. (Producers of television commercials, industrials & the- TV Guild Productions, Inc. atricals; complete live action and tion facilities.) anima- (Carthay Sound Stage) 5907 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles 35, Calif.; WEbster 8-2101. Jack Miles, president. Stempel, Frank, Agency (Film commercials and programs.) 9034 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif. Frank Stempel, owner. (Live film shows.) & T -V Visuals Inc. (See Award Films) Sterling Information Services, Ltd. 43 West 61 St., New York, N. Y. 10023; 586- Talent Associates Ltd. 2820. Charles F. Dolan, president. (Closed circuit television network servicing New 444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PL. York City hotels with information for out - 3-1030. David Susskind, pres.; Dan Mel - of -town visitors and CATV service to area nick, exec. v.p. (Produce live TV pack- south of East 86th St. and south of West ages.) 79th St. in (Manhattan Cable Get Smart; NYPD; Specials. Television) ). Tape -Films, Inc. Sterling Movies U.S.A., Inc. 619 West 54 Street, New York 19, N. Y.; TN (see Association -Sterling Films) 7-9590. Charles A. Ahto, general manager. (Film services, editing, print procurement, Sterling Television Co., Inc. distribution and controlled storage of TV See Walter -Reade- Sterling Inc. filmed commercials and programs.) Stockdale and Company Teen -Age Fair Television 200 East First South, Salt Lake City, Utah; 6290 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 90028; 213-462- 801-521-3505. C. L. Stockdale, pres. (Pro- 6464. Producers: Al Burton, Bart Ross, duces commercials & Industrials.) Frank K. Danzig. (Packager of live and film shows.) Stonewall Productions, Inc. c/o Stern, Wincor & Burns, 745 Fifth Ave., TeeVee company, The New York 22, N. Y.; MU 8-3065. Sid Caesar, pres. (Producers.) 1256 Westwood Blvd., Los Angeles 24, Calif.; GRanite 7-1268. Gilford Phillips, president; Ludlow Flower. Jr., vice-president and Storyboard, Inc. general manager. (Producer of filmed se- (See The Hubley Studios, Inc.) ries.) 442 Teitel Television Films Telescene Film Productions Co. 410 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago 5, 1114 HAr- 8 Vine Rd., Larchmont, N. Y.; (914) TE 4-8599. rison 7-3025. Charles Tenet, president. Robert D. Tobias, sales manager. (Produc- (Distributors of feature films, shorts.) ers and distributors of filmed series.) 20 feature films; 52 shorts. "Animaland" Real -Life Cartoons (104). Inc. Tel Ra Productions, Inc. Tele -Tape Productions, York 344 N. Broad Street. Philadelphia, Penna. 321 West 44th Street, New York, New 19102; LOcust 9-3920. W. W. Orr, pres.; A 10036; 212-JUdson 2-3400. William J. Mar- & treas.; C. Benfield, prod. shall, Jr., chairman of the board and treas- Love, vice-pres. urer; Richard E. Riedel, president; John J. mgr. Natale, executive vice-president, engineer- College Football Highlights, American ing; Robrt F. Schuette, assistant treasurer; Football League Highlights, Wonderful Miss Mary J. Null, secretary; James E. World of Sports. Witte, vice president, production and sales; William J. Marshall, Jr., Robert Spicer, relecine Film Studios, Inc. John J. Natale, Richard E. Reidel, Henry 100 So. Northwest Highway, Park Ridge, Schuette, Robert F. Schuette, Alphonse S. Ill. 60068; Tel. 312-823-1418. Byron L. Vanni, board of directors. Friend, president; Joan Werrbach, office mgr.; Dean Garrison, prod.; Paul Rosenau, Television and Radio Features of America prod. mgr.; Roy Barwig, sound; George 820 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. 10025; Gilbert, sales. (Producers of motion pic- MOnument 3-7284. Oliver W. Nicoll, ex- tures, TV series, TV commercials, video- ecutive director; Sandra Munsell, associ- tape.) ate director. (Program production, live and film pack- Zoo Parade; Magic Ranch. age shows, commercials.) See Radio Fea- tures of America. Teledynamics Corporation, The (Teledynamics International, Inc.) Television Broadcasting Service, Inc. 165 W. 46th St., New York, New York, 97-06 Horace Harding Expy, Rego Park, N.Y. JU 6-6052; Irwin Pizor, pres.; Joseph Ara - 11368; 699-4445. William and Estelle Riddle, now, v.p.; (Distributors of television pro- pres. and sect'y-treas. gram material-features and series.) This Is Catskill Calling (series) (5); Queen of Sheba, The Barbarians, Walls Package Show Series (Sponsors desired); of Hell, Raiders of Leyte Gulf, Jungle Mainliners of America Series; The Sea- Group, War Group, True Adventure, Is- board Airline Story (28); The Keystone lands in the Sun, Wanderlust, Holiday, Train Story (7); Super Hi -Ways of Treasure, Vagabond, Wonderful World of America series; The New York Thruway Women, The American West, Dynamic II (40); The Pennsylvania Turnpike (38); The Feature Films, Belles and Ballet, Valley Ohio Turnpike (7-9); Fish Killers (90 min. of the Dolls, This Nation Israel, Nudism film show); Abe Lincoln (His words and in Southern California, Miracle of Birth, Deeds) (30); Cavern Brand Mushrooms (1 I Married Joan. min. spot); North American Cement (4 min. spot); The Bravian Manor Resort (4 Telefilm, Inc. min. spot); The Volunteer Series (78 '/z hr. series-video tape sound 16mm.); 7120 Owensmouth, Canegao Park, Calif.; 348- New York State Thruway Telecast se- 5301. Nathan Lieberman, pres. (Complete ries; Outboard Motor Boat Marathon. 16mm motion picture technical service ) Television Exploitation Telemated Motion Pictures 1407 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.; BRyant 8 West 40th St., N. Y., N. Y. 10018; LO 5-5341. 9-6332. Robert S. Gettinger, president. Saul Taffet, producer -director. (Producer (Distributes feature films.) of film commercials, industrial films, sales 21 features. promotion films, educational films.) Television Features of America Telemount Pictures, Inc. 820 West End Ave., New York, N. Y. 10025; MOnument 3-:284. Oliver W. Nicoll, ex- P. O. Box 1106, Santa Monica, Calif. Henry ecutive director; Sandra Munsell, associ- B. Donovan, president and producer. (Pro- ate director. ducers of Cowboy G -Men film series.) (Program production, live and film pack- 39 Westerns; 13 shorts. age shows, commercials.) See Radio Fea- tures of America. Telenews Film Corporation Television Graphics, Inc. 450 W. 56th St., New York, N. Y., 10019; N. Y. JU 6-2450. C. B. Stratton, executive vice- 369 Lexington Ave., New York 17, film TN. 7-3333. Bernard Rubin. president; president. (Producers of programs, Lee E. Blair, secy.-treas. (Producer of commercials.) film commercials.) Telepak, D.B.A. Television Library, Inc. (Robert Longenecker Agency) 3 East 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 8438 Melrose Pl., Los Angeles, Calif. 90069; 3-4840. C. F. Vetter Jr., president. (Dis- OLive 3-3770. C. Robert Longenecker, tributes feature films.) president. (Film series, commercials. live shows. Talent representative for actors- Household Hints (65); Heedless Henry actresses for motion pictures and tele- (65); 6 feature films. vision. Also specializing in top commercial announcers, MC's and women announcers.) Television Screen Productions, Inc. 25 West 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.; Ju. 6-7570. Charles J. Basch, Jr., presi- TelePrompter Corporation dent; Frances Scott, vice-president, secre- 50 West 44th Street, N. Y., N. Y. 10036. (212) tary; Clarence Schmidt, treas. (Produce JU 2-3800. Group Communications Divi- and distribute live and film commercials sion: Jay J. Merkle, vice president; Harry and programs.) Mango, Film Librarian. (250 features, 85 Oriental Varieties (15); Adventures in westerns, 500 cartoons, serials, shorts.) Time Space. 443 relic, Inc./Telic Productions Trans -World Films, Inc. Film Center, 630 Ninth Ave., New York, N.Y. 332 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Illinois 10036; 582-3480. Elwood Siegel, president 60604, WAbash 2-1530. E. T. Myers, pres.; and executive producer/director. (Design- C. J. Ross, vice-pres.; P. D. O'Gorman, ers and producers of sponsored industrial, mgr. (Distribute U. S., foreign features information and public relations films, the- and documentary films.) atrical short subjects, TV commercials.) Telorama Productions, Inc. Triangle Stations 4100 City Line Avenue, Philadelphia, Pa. 255 Roswell Ave., Long Beach Calif. 90803; 938-8523. 19131, TR 8-9700; 110 East 59th St., New Richard D. Pearsall, president. York, New York 10022; 3600 Wilshire Blvd., Religious and educational films.) Los Angeles, California 90005. Chief ex- Terr, Michael, Inc. ecutive, George A. Koehler; Director of Television Programming, Lewis Klein; Di- 2473 Crestview Dr., Hollywood, Calif. 90046; rector of Radio Programming, John D. 654-7506. John Reinhardt, director; Michael Scheuer, Jr.; Sales manager, Robert H. Terr, producer. (Film programs and com- Teter; Director of Syndication Production, mercials.) Charles Keller III; Director of Syndica- Wildcat Rider (26); Dancing Age (13): tion sales, William G. Mulvey. Native Son; Gods of Bali; Black Man in Tell Me, Dr. Brothers (130); Exercise the White World; Lolita Go Go; Here With Gloria (140); Auto Racing (66); Cow - Comes the Sexy; Aliki; Two Kids That town Rodeo (36); Parachuting Champion- Stole A Moon; Songs of Siberia (Musical); ships (5); Doodletown Pipers (6); Color- The Enemies; Jazz at Its Level Best (13 ful World Of Music (65); Operation Alpha- one-half hour color musical); Jazz on Stage bet (190); Indian America (1); Miss Rodeo (13) one-half hour color -musical. America (2); The Sky Below Me (1); Hou- dini: The Impossible Possible (1): Heavy- Testament Films Inc. weight, Inc. (1); Cardboard Caesar (1); Profile of a Rookie (1); Wings on the Wind 1420 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New (1); Podrecca Piccoli Theatre (1); Tunnel York 10019. Arnold Drake, pres.; George Under Mt. Blanc Kashdan, vice-pres.; Jack Curtis, treas. (1). Theatre Guild, The Turn of the Century Fights, Inc, Television Department, 226 W. 47 St., New 9 East 40th St., New York, 10016: LE 2-1717. York 19, N. Y.; COlumbus 5-6170. Armin William D. Cayton, pres.; Jim Jacobs, dir. Marshall, production supervisor; H. Wil- (Produce and distribute fight films.) liam Fitelson, managing director. Knockout (120); Turn of the Century Fights; Knockout Group I (120); Knock- 33 Productions, Inc. out Group II (120). 214 East 53rd. St., New York, N. Y.; 421-6330. (Television commercials, shows and indus- Twentieth Century -Fox Television, A Division trial films, P. R. Films.) of Twentieth Century -Fox Film Corp. Titus Productions, Inc. 10201 W. Pico Blvd., Los Angeles. California 90035 (213) 277-2211. New York Address: 211 E. 51 St., New York, N. Y.; PL 2-6460. 444 W. 56th St., New York, N.Y. 10019 Herbert Brodkin, Pres.; Alan E. Morris, (212) 957-5000. Richard D. Zanuck, chmn. V.P. (Producers of filmed television series of bd.; William Self, president; Grant Tin- and specials.) ker, vice-pres., programs; Maurice R. Mor- ton, vice-pres., admin.; Alan Silverbach, Tobias, Herb, and Associates, Inc. vice-pres. in chg. of syndication, foreign 1901 Avenue of the Stars, Suite 840, Century & domestic. City, Los Angeles, Calif. 90067; 277-6211. (Artists' manager). u Toddy Pictures Co. P.O. Box 150, Atlanta, Ga. 30301; 355-9654. UPA Pictures, Inc. Ted Toddy, president; C. Small, general 4440 Lakeside Drive, Burbank, Calif.; manager. (Producer & distributor of THornwall 2-7171; Henry G. Saperstein, films.) pres. & exec. producer. (Producers of ani- mated commercials, theatrical films, in- 27 features; 15 short subjects; 15 musi- cal. dustrial and TV programs.) Tower Productions UPITN Corp. (television news agency of 11541 Landale St., No. Hollywood, Calif United Press International and Independ- Helen L. Moser, owner. (Live programs.) ent Television News Ltd.) Space Patrol (live, plus 300 half hour and 15 460 W. 54th St., New York, N. Y. 10019; Bur- 200 minute kinescopes). ton Reinhardt, vice-pres. and gen. mgr.; Trans -America Film Maurice Schofield, mng. ed.; Roger Kent, Corporation sls. mgr. (Produces and distributes news - Box 975, Kingsport, Tennessee; 615-246-4000. film, Roving Report documentary films, Offices in New York and Los Angeles, sales industrial and educational documentaries representatives in major cities. Major own- and industrial film clips.) er of more than 450 feature motion pictures tag, ass't. prod. (Creator and producers for television, theatrical, and non -theatri- of shows, spot announcements & musical cal. C. E. Feltner, Jr., chairman; David jingles for TV.) Bloom, president; John Dallas, ass't. to Adventures of Capt. Hartz (26); Prof. Dave Bloom; A. R. Nunes, S.W. sales mgr; Pet (26); Amy Vanderbilt (79); Herald of Kyle Thomas, office mgr. Truth (26); It's Baby Time (52); The Old American Barn Dance (26); Brotherhood Trans-Lux Television International Corp. in Motion (5). Utoquai 29, Zurich 8, Switzerland; Phone: 32. 33. 52. Rudi C. Witschi, vice president. Ullman, George, Agency Trans -Video 8979 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90069; Productions Limited CRestview 4-5238. George Ullman, presi- 11 King St. West, Toronto 105, Ont. Tel.: 362- dent. (Live and film shows and commer- 7393. D. R. Annett, pres. cials.) 444 Unifilms, Inc. United Artists Television International 6 E. 46th St., New York 17, N. Y.; YUkon 729 Seventh Ave., New York, N. Y. 10019; 6-5720. Charles E. Gallagher, president; CIrcle 5-6000. Marvin Goodman, v.p. in (Educational and public service films for charge of int'l operations; Ruth Daniels, sustaining use.) asst. to v.p.; Joe Levinsohn, sales and serv- ice coordinator. Sao Paulo, Brazil: Caixa Postal 486, Rua dos Andradas 241; 35-5127-8 Mario Araujo, TV gen. mgr., Brazil; Rio United Artists Television, Inc. de Janeiro, Brazil: Caixa Postal 569- ZC-00, Rua Alvaro Alvim 52-20 e 30 Andar; 729 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. 1001t; 42-4010/4018/4019. CIrcle 5-6000. (Producer and distributor of Miss Gisley Pettinati, TV filmed series and special programs; dis- representative. Frankfurt/Main, Germany: tributor of feature films.) Print and Station Wiesenhuttenstrasse 11; 3342/47. Christiane Services Center: 2904 Woodburn Avenue, Grushke, TV sales representative for Ger- Cincinnati, Ohio 45206; 513-751-1323. Chair- many and Austria. Mexico: 6 D. F., c/o man and chief executive officer, Erwin H. Bonded Services Internacional, 5th floor, Ezzes; President, Pierre Weis; Executive Insurgentes Sur 11; 46-55-34. Raul Lefco- vice-president and general sales manager, vich, director of Latin American Div.- Martin J. Robinson; vice-president in television; Eduardo Fernandez. adminis- charge of station services, Jack McLaugh- trator Latin American television opera- lin; vice-president and secretary, Seward tions. London W. 1. England: Box 2JL, I. Benjamin; vice-president, Joseph Ende; Mortimer House; 636-1655, Peter Bawsey, vice-president, Herbert T. Schottenfeld; director of television operations for United vice-president & asst. treas., Sidney P. Kingdom, Europe, Middle East and Africa; Landau; vice-president, assistant treasurer Richard Milnes, European television sales manager; Paris 8e, France: 25 Rue d'Astorg; & controller, Vincent S. Giovinco; treasur- ANjou er & controller, Mauro A. Sardi; assistant 4590. Mary Jane Fourniel, television secretary, Barton E. Farber, Esq.; assistant sales representative for French language controller, Ben Broyde; director, contract continental countries. Sydney, Australia: department, Joseph L. Moore; director, GPO Box 3278,221-225 Elizabeth St.; MA -6- film & print operations. Joseph Trentin; 101. Ronald G. Michaels, director of Far director, sales service, Joseph Ceslik; di- Eastern Division-Television; Paul Her- rector, motion picture research, Johanna bert, Television Sales Manager Australia. D'Agostino; director, traffic department, Tokyo, Japan: N. 15 Mori Building, 16 Ake- funecho. Shiba-Nishikubo, Minato-ku, To- Myra Kaplan; director, promotion depart- kyo. 503-3628-9. Mitsuo Sekino, television ment, Eve Baer; regional directors and general manager for Japan, sales managers, Amos T. Baron; George Korea. Okinawa and Gilbert; Selwyn Ginsler; Paul C. Kalvin; Buenos Aires, Argentina: Lavalle 1747-51, 40-3411; Severiano Anzuola, televi- Maury Lanken; Fred A. Watkins; James sion sales Weathers. 2 Carlton Street, Toronto 2, On- representative for Argentina, tario, Canada, general manager, Frank Uruguay, Paraguay and Chile. Santurce, Kowcenuk; account executive, Stanley Puerto Rico: Caribbean Towers, 760 Ponce Hanson. de Leon. 722-2580 for Puerto Rico and Do- minican Republic. Bangkok, Thailand: Feature Films and Shorts: Showcase V Southeast Insurance Building, 708 Maha- (39); Showcase III (35); Showcase II (34); chai Road; 26656/57/58. Makato Harii, tele- Showcase for the 60's (30); Award (67); vision sales representative. Hong Kong: Box Office (59); Premier (66); Festival Marina House. Queens Road, Central: Showcase (51); Warner Bros. (740); RKO 31522. Doyen Chow, television sales service (706); AAP (26); Monograms (162); Warner coordinator, Manila, Philippines: Third Bros. Cartoons (327); Popeye Cartoons Floor, State Building, Rizal Ave.; 3-78-52. (234); Tales of the Wizard (130); Adven- Mrs. Leonila L. Cando. Television sales tures of Pinocchio (130); Return to Oz service coordinator. Bogota, Colombia: (one -hour special) (1). Juan Jorge Jaeckel (television agent), Aereo 9 Syndicated Series: Mothers -in -Law (56); LionelloAo Toross5949;(tel visi n agent0-51. ), Via Caesar's World (39); Rat Patrol (58); Gil- Monte Giordano 36; 655-386. ligan's Island (98); Ultra Man & Ultra Q drid, Spain: 564-496. Ma- Circus Jose Luis Augustin (television (65); The Patty Duke Show (104); agent), Movierecord S. A., Avenida de Parade (140); Hey Landlord! (31); Holly- America S/N; 248-9201. wood and the Stars (31); The Outer Limits (49); The New Phil Silvers Show (30); United Artists Television of Canada (A Divi- David Wolper Specials, Group I and II (12); sion of United Artists Television of Human Jungle (26); East Side/West Side Americas, Inc.) the (26); Stoney Burke (32); Sea Hunt (155) Highway Patrol (156); Bat Masterson (108) 2 Carlton Street, Toronto 2, Ontario, Can- Tombstone Territory (91); Lock Up (78) ada; 363-4033. Frank Kowcenuk, gen. mgr.; Aquanauts (32); Leave It to The Girls Stanley F. Hanson, sales mgr. (130); Troubleshooters (26); Miami Under- cover (38); King of Diamonds (38); Men United Cineworld Corporation Into Space (38); Dial 999 (39); This Man 575 Madison Ave., Bold (39); Macken- N.Y. N.Y. 10022. PL 1-5400. Dawson (39); Venture Cable: WALTMANLÌ. Telex: 421832. Wal- zies Raiders (39); The Unexpected (39); ter H. Manley, pres.; Ivan Reiner, vice Sports Album (105); Ripcord (76); Lee pres.; Daniel Glass, Esq., secretary; (Pro- Marvin Presents -Lawbreaker (32); Ever- ducers and distributors). glades (38); Science Fiction Theatre (78); Keyhole (38); Mr. District Attorney (78); United Communications Corporation I Led 3 Lives (117); Boston Blackie (58); Favorite Story (78); Yesterday's Newsreel 325 West Huron St., Chicago, Ill. 60610; 329- (137); My Mother The Car (30); Man and 1242; Television production: William L. the Challenge (36); The Story Of (38); The Klein, exec. prod.; Ed Humphrey, prod. - Man Called X (39); Harbor Command (39); dir.; Art Brown, creative dir.; Ursela Fes - Target (38); Adventure at Scott Island United (26); Dr. Christian (39); Tales of the Vi- Press International (see also UPITN) kings (39); Rough Riders (39); Men of An- 220 E. 42nd St., New York, N. Y. 10017; napolis (39); West Point (39); The Case of MUrray Hill 2-0400. Frank H. Bartholo- the Dangerous Robin (38); New Adven- mew, chairman of bd.; Mims Thomason, tures of Martin Kane (39); Super 6 (20); pres.; R. W. Beaton, vice-pres. and gen'l. Super President (15). Network Series: The mgr.; Frank Tremaine, vice-pres. & gen. Pink Panther; Here Comes the Grump. mgr., North American Division; Roger Ta - 445 tarian, v.p. & ed.; LeRoy Keller, vice-pres. to Brookfield; Bow & Arrow Brownie; Plus & gen. mgr. int'l. divs.; Wayne C. Sargent, 60M feet of Michigan outdoors; Western vice-president and gen. sls. mgr.; Burt travel & fishing; S.E. Alaska, Florida, Pan- Reinhardt, v.p. & gen. mgr., UPITN News - ama R the Bahamas (16mm color, original). film; Peter S. Willett, gen. mgr., broadcast services; Thomas E. Cunningham, radio - Van Hearn Productions TV sls. mgr. (Company distributes news - 7046 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif. film.) (Producers of theatrical full length fea- tures, religious shorts, documentaries.) United States Productions, Inc. 5 E. 57th St., New York, N. Y. 10022; PLaza Van Pragg Productions, Inc. 1-1710. Francis C. Thayer, president; Stowe C. Phelps, exec. prod.; Bert Shapiro, prod. - 250 West 54th St., New York, N. Y. 10019; 212- David 245-1050. Branches: 1228 North Vine St., dir.; Sawyer, prod -dir.; Thomas Hollywood, Calif., 90038; 213-402-2341; 254 Phipps, script editor. (Producers of the- Giralda Ave., Coral Gables, Fla., 305-443- atrical, educational films, documentaries, 6343. William Van Praag, exec. dir., Ronny industrials, commercials.) Graham and Eric Camiel, staff directors. Universal Education and Visual Arts Van, Wally, Productions (A Division of Universal City Studios, Inc.) 42 W. 35th St., New York, N. Y.; 'Wisconsin 221 Park Ave. S., New York, N. Y. 10003; 7-0200. Wally Van, president. (Film pro- (212) 777-6600. ducer.) and Distributor). James M. Franey, pres.; Murray Goodman, v.p.; John D. Variety Enterprises, Inc. Desmond, v.p.; Norman Gluck, v.p.; Rich- Suite 200, 9056 Santa Monica Blvd., Los An- ard Lukin, director of educational film geles, Calif. 90069; CR 4-8565; Irving Bris - production; Leo B. Guelpa, director of ed- kin, pres. (Produce film programs.) ucational research & development; Donald S. Freeberg, director of advertising Vavin Inc. sales promotion; Edward S. Riley, directo 236 East 46th St, New York 17, N. Y.; of purchasing; Alan Roberts, manage) Murray Hill 2-4624. Richard de Roche - sponsored films and distribution sales mont, chairman of board and president; Frank Gillhaus, manager, branch opera Gerald E. Weiler, vice-president; Ruth tions and retail sales. Domestic branches Teksmo, secretary. Atlanta, Ga. 30313: 287 Techwood Dr. N.W , J. Hunt, mgr.; Chicago, Ill. 60611; 425 N Produced television films, closed cir- Michigan Ave., Daniel Bishop, mgr.; Dal cuit telecasts for: General Motors, Rey- las, Tex. 75235: 6434 Maple Ave., P. Howard , nolds Metals, Time Inc., Reader's Digest, mgr.; Los Angeles, Cal. 90038: 1025 N. High French Government, General Tire and land Ave.. Charles McGratty, mgr.; New Rubber Co., NBC, Colonial Williamsburg, York, N. Y. 10003: 221 Park Ave. S., Pau l Piazza Montici (Italy); Consumers Union, Harwood, mgr.; Portland, Ore. 97213: 5023 Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Air N.E., Sandy Blvd.; Paul Neber, mgr. France, Mobil Oil, Seventeen Magazine, U. S. Lines, U. S. Time Corp., Doubleday and Co., American Iron & Steel Institute, Universal Television Houston Museum of Fine Arts, Johnson & Universal Studios, Universal City, Calif.; Johnson. Bristol-Myers, American Ex- press, General Foods, Look Magazine, 985-4321. American Cancer Society, American Petro- leum Institute, Random House, Seaboard V World Airlines, Trans World Airlines. VPI Versatile Television Productions, Inc. (Div. of Electrographic Corporation) 324 Broadway, Cape Girardeau, Mo.; EDge- Exec. offices: 78 E. 56th St., New York, 838- water 5-8816. TWX Cape Girardeau 968; 3900. Sheldon B. Satin, pres. Branches: Branch offices: Kansas City, St. Louis, Rob- 444 North Wabash, Chicago, Ill., (312) 787- ert O. Hirsch, president; Jerry Hollis, man- 2500; 1515 North Western Ave., Hollywood, ager. (Producers of animated and live ac- Calif., (213) HO 6-8691; 41 Burroughs Ave., tion film commercials.) Detroit, Mich., (313) TR 5-6780. VPI Serv- ices, (an Electrographic Corp.), 410 East Video Films Inc. 62nd St., N.Y., N.Y.; (212) 838-3900. Robert 1004 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit, Mich. 48207; Winkler, pres. (Service Opticals, color con- WOodward 2-3400. Clifford Hanna, pres. sultants, laboratory. editors, print distribu- (Producers of industrial films, TV commer- tion, shipping/post haste). VPI Color Cen- cials.) ter (an Electrographic Corp.), 410 E. 62nd Commercials, Spots, Animation. St., N.Y., N.Y.; (212) 838-3900. Bernie Bar- nett, pres. The Directors Center, 78 East Viking Films, Inc. N.Y., N.Y.; 838-3900. Corless, 56th St., John 850 7th Ave., New York 36, N. Y.; CIrcle v.p. & exec. prod. (Production). VPI Films 5-8858. Israel M. Berman, president, exec. (an Electrographic Corp.), 78 East 56th producer. (Produce educational, chil- Street, N.Y., N.Y. Robert Drucker, pres. dren's subjects, sciences, musicals, car- toons & puppets.) Van Coevering Productions 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago, Ill. 60606; Vikoa Entertainment Corp. 236-8955. Jack Van Coevering, producer; 250 West 57th St., N.Y., N.Y.; (212) 757-4630. Al Levine, distributor, Jack Paige, sales Steve Krantz, pres.; Arthur Gross, director mgr.; Branch office: 2133 Medford, Ann of sales; Ralph Bakshi, exec. producer; Arbor, Michigan 48104. (Producer and dis- (Production of films for television, includ- tributor of educational, sports, outdoor film ing animated cartoons. specials, documen- documentaries.) taries, series, and world-wide distribution Adventure Out of Doors (color/sound for television.) spectaculars), (26); Fishing, Hunting & Na- ture Subjects (16mm sound). Africa Safari Vincent, Chick, Co. (color film); Bermuda (color film); Trail of 509 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; Adventure (14); Bow and Arrow Hunts; ELdorado 5-0734. Chick Vincent, producer, Martin Hansen Subjects; Bow & Arrow director. (Producers of filmed packages, Blackie; Angling Alaska's Interior; Dalls features, commercials.) 446 Vision Associates, Inc. b&w); The Gallant Men (26-b&w); Hawai- 680 Fifth Avenue, New York 19, New York; ian Eye (134-b&w); Maverick (124-b&w); CI 5-2611. Lee R. Bobker, president; Helen Roaring 20's (45-b&w); Kristt Radin, Irving Oshman, Mel London. (149-b&w); (69-b&w); vice-presidents. (Producer -distributor of (74-b&w). Half Hour Series: Colt .45 (67- documentary, industrial, television pro- b&w); Country Music Hall (26 -color); F gramming, commercial and public service Troop (65 -color); Lawman (156-b&w); institutional.) Marine Boy (78 -color); Mister Roberts (30 - spots, educational, color); No Time For Sergeants (34-b&w); The Professionals (13 -color); Room For One More (26-b&w); Cartoons: Bugs Bun- W ny & His Friends (6-612 min.) (100 -color); Johnny Cypher in Dimension Zero (6 W C D, Inc. mins.) (130 -color); Out of the Inkwell (5 York, N. Y. 10017; mins.) (100 -color); Porky Pig & Friends 820 Second Avenue, New (156 -color); One Hour Specials: Man in 986-1351. Robert W. Carlisle, Sr., pres.; Jack (6-5 L. Lemmon, vice-pres.; Walter Kullberg, Space color); The Time Of Our Lives sec'y.-treas.; Rex Cox, vice pres.-creative; (1 -color); Half -Hour Specials: Dylan Michael C. Stehney, Joseph J. DiBuono, Thomas (1-b&w); Mahalia Jackson Christ- Coast: 1028 North mas Special (1-b&w); The Six Day War vice pres., sales. West (1-b&w); Features: 23 Volumes. Interna- LaBrea Avenue, Los Angeles, California & 90038; (213) Hollywood 3-3113; Robert Car- tional Canadian: The Alaskans (one lisle, Jr., mgr. (Film and video-tape. Mo- hour-36-b&w); The Avengers (one hour, phases: the- 83-57 color); Drama Series (one hour, 42- tion Picture production in all b&w); The FBI (165 one hour, color); atrical, industrial, documentary, educa- The Gallant Men (one hour, 26-b&w); The tional, sales promotion, public relations, Roaring 2$'s (one hour, 45-b&w); Half hour and TV commercials.) series: The Bugs Bunny Show (78-26 col- or); The Emmett Kelly Show (39-b&w); Wade, Roger, Productions Inc. The Pork Pig Show (26 -color); The Road 36, N. Y.; Clrcle Runner Show (26 -color); Scotland Yard (39 16 W. 46th St., New York b&w); Specials: Bon Soir (15 mins.) (7- 5-3040. Roger W. Wade, pres. (Producers of motion pictures for industry, sound b&w); The Karmon-Israeli Dancers and slides. Singers (hour) (1 -color); The Legacy of Al- slide films, animation commercials, bert Schweitzer (hour) (1 -color); The Nut- cracker (hour) (1 -color); Science Specials (hour) (4 -color); Soft Self-portrait of Sal- Warner Bros. -Television vador Dali (hour) (1 -color); The World 200 Park Ave., New York, New York 10017; We Live In (12 hour) (12 -color); The Bos- (212) 986-1717. Pres., Gerald Leider; Execu- ton Symphony at Tanglewood (1 hour -1 tive vice-president, worldwide television color); The Best of the Moiseyev Ballet activities, Charles D. McGregor. Domestic (one hour -1 color); Royal Ballet (1/2 hour- TV sales: vice pres., domestic sales mgr., b&w); Six Day War (12 hour-b&w); Short Alvin E. Unger; Vice-president, domestic Subjects: Joe McDoakes Comedies (10 sales, George Mitchell; Vice-president, mins.) (48-b&w). Midwestern sales, John N. Heim; Vice- president, Southwestern sales, David Hunt; Southern sales dir., James Delaney; East- Warner Bros. Distributing (Canada) Limited ern sales director, Peter M. Affe; Eastern 70 Carlton Street, Toronto, Ontario; (416) sales dir., Edgar J. Donaldson; Midwestern 922-5145. Charles S. Chaplin, vice pres., TV sales dir., S. Allen Ash; Western sales dir., Sales; W. K. Moyer, director of sales. Al Adolph; Western sales dir., Sid Cohen. Features: 766 Warner Bros. pre '48 (23 International TV sales: Vice-president, In- color); Warner Bros, 20th Century -Fox, ternational TV sales and admin., Berry Universal volumes 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Greenberg; Director, TV sales U.K., Eire, 14, 15 (629 recent releases -348 color); War- Europe, middle east, and Africa, Harold ner Bros. 1, 2, 3, 4 (92 recent releases -57 Breacher; Director, sales Australia, New color); Starlite 1, 2, 3, 4 (147 recent re- Zealand, Matt Brown; TV sales rep., leases Warner Bros. -20th Century -Fox 94 France and colonies, Luxembourge, French color); 99 British features for Associated Language Station Switzerland. Monaco, British, Danziger, Pendennis; Robert Lip- Belgium, French Equatorial Africa, Sene- pert (118-11 color); (Bowery Boys (48); gal, Charles Wilkes; Director of sales, Charlie Chan (21); 20th Century -Fox Film Japan, Korea, Taiwan, Guam, Louis K. favorites (99-11 color); John Wayne (16); Mizuno; Director of sales Mexico, Central independent features (41). Series-one America, Jorge Sanchez; TV sales rep. hour: Alaskans (36); Avengers (83-57 col- Italy, Italian Lang. Station Switzerland, or); Bourbon Street Beat (39); Bronco Christian Livorness. Programming: Vice- (68); Cheyenne (107); Dakotas (19); Edgar president, network programming and sales, Wallace (39); F.B.I. (113 color); Gallant Edward Bleier; Vice-pres., network pro- Men (26); (134); Maverick gram dev., Thomas G. Kuhn. Director of (124); Roaring 20's (45); 77 Sunset Strip Business Affairs, Jordan P. Davis; Dir. of (205); Sugarfoot (69); Surfside 6 (74); special projects & exec. producer of Ani- Series-half hour: Bugs Bunny (78-26 col- mation div., Mrs. Jacqueline Smith; dir. of or); Colt 45 (67); F Troop (65-31 color); commercial, educational and industrial film Lawman (156); Marine Boy (78 -color); productions, William L. Hendricks; pro- Mister Roberts (30 color); No Time For duction mgr., Animation division, Earl W. Sergeants (34); Porky Pig Show (26 color); Jonas; vice pres., in chg. of Canadian Sales, Professionals (13 color); Road Runner (26 Charles S. Chaplin; Canadian Sales direc- color); Room for One More (26). One hour tor, William Moyer; director of adminis- specials: Boston Symphony at Tanglewood tration, Gordon A. Hellmann; vice pres., (Color); Great Charlie Chan; Karmon Is- advertising and publicity, William P. raeli Dancers and Singers (color); 6 Men Brown; vice pres., film operations, Herbert in Space (5 color); Three Faces of Com- G. Richek; director of advertising and munism (color); Time of Their Lives (col- publicity, Martha Torge; director of res or); Half hour specials: Behind the Scenes arch, Harvey D. Frand; program informa- with the Royal Ballet; Beatles Big Night tion mgr., Louis B. Marino. Out; Six Day War, Bon Soir (7-15 min- Syndication product distributed in the utes); Cartoons: Johnny Cypher (130 col- United States: One Hour Series: Bourbon or); Out of the Inkwell (100 color); Popeye Street Beat (39-b&w); Bronco (68-b&w); (234-114 color; Warner Bros. cartoons (337- Cheyenne (107-b&w); The Dakotas (19- 301 color). 447 Weiss, Adrian, Productions Low, Lamar Tutwiler. (Producers of motion 186 No. Canon Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210; pictures for business, industry and educa- (213) 274-9991. Adrian Weiss, producer. tion; television, commercials; slide film (Producer of film shows.) and sales training programs. Facilitie; 40' x 40' fully equipped sound stage, multi- Craig Kennedy, Criminologist (26). channel recording and re-recording con- Weiss, Louis, sole, Selsyn interlocked dubber, and pro- & Co. jector, 186 No. Canon Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210; 16mm and 35mm editing rooms.) (213) 274-9991. Adrian Weiss, distribution Winik Films Corp. director. (Distributor of filmed series, fea- 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N Y. LW tures, shorts.) 4-0540. Leslie Winik pres.; Sara C. Winik, Full-length Westerns (also available in vice-pres.; Estelle Rosen, sec'y. (Produce half-hour form) (60); Full-length Features filmed series, commercials.) (24); 16 Episode serials (3) (20 minutes Madison Square Garden (26) Greatest per episode); Half-hour: Craig Kennedy, Sport Thrills (104); Famous Fights (39), Criminologist (26); Thrill of Your Life Sports (13); Twenty -minute: Wally Wales West- Stock Shots erns (8); Modern Bible Stories (11 min.) Winter -Atlas Productions, Inc. (3); Approximately 61 to 7 minute Car- 9110 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90069; toons (15). 273-4631. Eric Winter, pres., Ralph Ripley, Wick, Charles Co. v.p., Richard Marsh, secy-treas. (Produc- 120 South Mapleton Dr., L. A. 24, Calif. tion of theatrical & TV motion pictures.) 277-1800; Charles Wick, owner. (Distribu- Wolper Productions, Inc. tor of film series.) 8544 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 69, Calif.; Fabian of Scotland Yard (39). OLympia 2-7075. David L. Wolper, Chair- Wick Films, Inc. man of Bd.; Maurice J. Rifkin, pres.; Mel Stuart, Sr. vice-pres.; Jack Haley Jr., Sr. 120 South Mapleton Dr., L. A. 24, Calif. v.p.; Harvey Bernhard vice-pres., treas.; 277-1800. Charles Wick, president. (Pro- Alan Landsburg, v.p., doc. prod. (Produc- ducers and distributors of film series.) tion of documentary television specials and The Adventures of The Big Man. series for domestic and foreign TV and non -Theatrical.) Wilding Inc. The Story of ... (39); Biography (39); 1345 West Argyle St., Chicago, Ill. 60640; The Passing Years, (39); Hollywood: The Phone (312) BRoadway 5-1200. Date of or- Talkies (Special); Hollywood: The Stars ganization: 1914; Inc. 1927. Main office and (Special); Making of the President (Spe- studios: 1345 West Argyle St., Chicago, Ill. cial); Crisis; Four Days in November, 60640; Phone: (312) BRoadway 5-1200. Dirk Specials of Our Time; National Geograph- Young, v.p., Midwest sales. Other Chicago ic series (12); A Nation of Immigrants; locations: Wilding -TV Division, 301 East The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich (spe- Erie, Chicago, Ill.; Phone: WHitehall 3- cials) (3); The World of Jacques Cousteau 9500. Leo Cassettari, v.p., Commercial Pic- series (12); China (special); industria' ture Equipment, 5725 North Broadway, films (3); Laurel And Hardy 5 -min. car Chicago, 111.; Phone: BRoadway 5-1200. toons (156); full length theatrical feature Robert Younker mgr. Wilding Branch Of- (3). fices: Wilding Inc., 405 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.; Phone: (212) 759-0854. Robert Wrather Corporation Ford, v.p., branch mgr. Wilding Inc., 18000 270 No. Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, Calir.; W. Eight Mile Rd., Southfield, Mich.; CRestview 4-8521. (Producers & distribu- Phone: (313) 353-1400; W. W. Kraft, v.p., tor of film branch mgr. Wilding Canada Ltd., 875 Don series.) Mills Rd., Don Mills, Ontario, Canada; Lassie; Lone Ranger; Lone Ranger Car- Phone: (416) 429-1270. R. K. Carlson, v.p., toon; Sgt. Preston of the Yukon. branch mgr. Wilding, Inc., 2307 Chester Ave., Cleveland, Ohio; Phone: (216) 771- Wright, Carter, Enterprises 4030. S. C. Jones, Jr., branch mgr. Wilding 6533 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; Inc., 3518 W. Cahuenga, Hollywood, Calif., H011ywood 9-0944 Carter Wright, presi- Phone: (213) 464-7595; W. Watkins, prod. dent; Dorothy Wright, secretary, treasurer. mgr. Wilding Divisions: Mid -America Color (Live and film shows, commercials.) Labs, 1345 Argyle St., Chicago, Ill.; Phone: (312) 784-4224. D. H. Howe, Lab Supt. Tri- Wylde Films, Inc. Dex Display Corporation, 8820 Inkster Rd., Romulus, Mich.; Phone: (313) 946-9550; Jack 53 East 25th Street, New York, N. Y. 10010; Huff, mgr. Officers and department heads: MU 5-1000. Fred F. Levinson, pres.; Robert D. B. Gallagher, pres., W. R. Winn, senior B. Bean, exec. v.p.; Malcolm B. Kahn, v.p.; H. W. Kinzie, v.p., David McNally, v.p., secy., treas.; Frederick B. Foster, sls. finance; Carl J. Nelson, sen. v.p., F. F. Pa - mgr.; Al Califano, prod. mgr. (TV com- lac, treas.; L. A. Backey, secy. (A commu- mercials-live action and animation.) nication agency specializing in marketing and promotion. Creative counselors and X -Y -Z producers of motion pictures, slidefilms Zapel Studios, Inc. TV commercials, complete live shows and presentations, conventions and sales meet- 615 N. Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Ill. 60611; ings, displays, exhibits, printed materials, SUperior 7-2755. Owen A. Zapel, pres. and audio-visual installations.) (Specialize in 16 and 35 mm production, animation, special effects & optical Willard Pictures Inc. services. 45 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson Zouary, Maurice H., Television Productions 2-0430. John M. Squiers, Jr.; pres. & exe' 56 Marlborough Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. 11226; prod.; James M. Manilla, v.p.; Frank Brit- 284-5670. Maurice H. Zouary, owner, (Pro- tain, v.p. (Producers of industrial and duce filmed programs, packages, commer- commercial motion pictures.) cials and live show.) Uncle Dunkle , (% hr. film); Cartoons, Willard Productions Inc. Koko the Clown, Aesops Fables; When 1842 Briarwood Road, N.E., Atlanta, Ga. Vaudeville Was King; The Story of the 30329; 404-634-2433. Frank H. Willard Jr., Reformation; When Radio Was King; Kid- owner; Ann Rutherford, office mgr.; Staff: die Camera; Kidventures; produced fea- Sam Cravitz, Judge Jackson, Gary Jon ture film "freedom." 448 Television Stations

Channel Allocations

449 Television Stations

[The following listing of television stations in the United States includes those in operation as well as those having a construction permit (CP) and are not operating. All stations are authorized by and operate under the approval of the Federal Com- munications Commission, Washington, D. C.]

ALABAMA dir.; Richard S. Stephen, gen. sales mgr.; Anniston Harry L. Lawson, chief engineer; The Katz Agency, nat'l rep. WHMA-TV (Channel 40) NBC, CBS Operation : 1949; TV sets in area : 511,000. P.O. Box 40, Anniston, Ala. 36201. (205) 237-8651. -o- Harry E. Mabry, gen. mgr.; Larry Sharp - WEIQ, WHIQ, WFIQ, WGIQ ton, prog. dir. ; Bill Hagler, gen. sales mgr.; Alabama Educational Television Commis- James A. Hudson, chief eng. operation; 1969. sion, 2101 Magnolia Ave., Suite 512, Birming- ham, Ala. 35205 ; Tel. 328-8756. Birmingham Raymond D. Hurlbert, gen. mgr.; Al Ren- fro, eng. WAPI (Channel 13) NBC & tech. dir.; David D. Lavies, dir. public information; Mrs. Madge Law, dir. Newhouse Broadcasting Corp., P. O. Box records and accounts. 1310, Birmingham 35201, Ala. (205) 323-6141. Operation: WEIQ, November 18, 1964; Donald D. Wear, vice-pres. and general WFIQ August 9, 1967; WGIQ, Sept. 9, ; Robert sales mgr. ; Paul mgr. L. Williams, 1968; WHIQ, November 15, 1965. D. Gross, chief engineer; Everett Holle program dir. ; James B. Chenoweth, promo- tion dir. ; Nat'l. Reps., Harrington, Righter Cheaha State Park and Parsons. WCIQ (Channel 7) (non -corn). Alabama ETV Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 593,000. network affiliation; also WAIQ, WBIQ, WDIQ, WEIQ, WHIQ, WFIQ, WGIQ 0 Alabama Educational Television Com- WBIQ (Channel IO) (non -corn). Alabama ETV mission, 2101 Magnolia Ave., Suite 512, network afilia+ion; also WAIQ, WCIQ, WDIQ Birmingham, Ala. 35205 ; 328-8756. WEIQ, WHIQ, WFIQ, WGIQ Raymond D. Hurlbert, gen. mgr.; Al Ren- Alabama Educational Television Com- fro, eng. & tech. dir.; David D. Lavies, dir. mission, 2101 Magnolia Ave., Suite 512, Birm- public information; Mrs. Madge Law, dir. ingham, Ala. 35205 ; 328-8756. records and accounts. Raymond D. Hurlbert, gen. mgr.; Al Ren- Operation : January, 1955. fro, eng. & tech. dir.; David D. Lavies, dir. public information; Mrs. Madge Law, dir. Decatur records and accounts. WMSL-TV (Channel 48) Operation : April, 1955. The Tennessee Valley Radio & Television -0- Co., Mutual Savings Life Bldg., Decatur, Ala. 35601; (205) 353-0361. WBMG (Channel 42) CBS Frank Whisenant, pres. and gen. mgr.; Birmingham Television Company, Box Maury Farrell, sta. & gen. sales mgr.; film 6146, Birmingham, Ala. 35209 (205) 252- buyer ; Alice A. Whisenant, prog. dir. ; Ken- 9821. neth Casey, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Meeker Co.; Regional : Busy, Finch William P. Dubois, pres. ; Hugh M. Smith, & Woods. exec. v.p. & gen. mgr.; Charles Roundtree, Operation: 1954; TV sets in area, 243,000. operations dir. ; James T. Sleeman, chief eng. ; Ted Tidwell, news dir.; Judy Vinson, traffic Dothan dir. WTVY (Channel 4) CBS, ABC Operation : 1965. TV homes in area : WTVY, Inc., P. O. Box 1089, Dothan, 541,000. Ala. 36301 ; 792-3195. -o-- F. E. Busby, pres., and gen. mgr.; Robert WBRC-TV (Channel 6) ABC Pettesmann, news dir. ; Bob Petermann, pro- Taft Broadcasting Company, P.O. Box 389, gram dir. ; Arthur B. Adams, prod.; Art Ala. 35201; 322-4701. Creamer, local sales ; Ellis Anderson, chief L. H. Rogers, II, pres. ; R. T. Schlinkert eng. ; nat'l rep., Meeker Co. V.P. and gen. mgr.; Keith Barze, program Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 331,800. 450 Dozier WKRG-TV (Channel 5) CBS WDIQ (Channel 2) (non -corn). Alabama ETV WKRG-TV, Inc., 162 St. Louis St., Mobile, network affiliation: also WAIQ, WBIIQ, WCIQ, Ala. ; 432-5505. WEIQ, WHIQ, WFIQ, WGIO Kenneth R. Giddens, pres. and treas. ; Zel- Alabama Educational Television Com- ma K. Giddens, sec. ; C. P. Persons, Jr.. exec. mission, 2101 Magnolia Ave. ; Suite 512, vice-pres. and gen. mgr. ; Curtis Willard, Birmingham, Ala. 35205 ; 328-8756. chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Katz Agency. Raymond D. Hurlbert, gen. mgr. ; Al Ren- Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 247,000. fro, eng. & tech . dir : ; David D. Lavies, dir. public information; Lewis W. Kendrick, dir. Montgomery of operations & programming; Mrs. Madge WCOV-TV (Channel 20) CBS Law, dir. records and accounts. WCOV, Inc., P. O. Box 2505, Montgomery, Operation : 1956. Ala. ; 288-7020.

H. Barfield, pres. ; Frank Ragsdale, v.p. & Florence gen. mgr. TV ; Karl Richards, v.p. & sta. WOWL-TV (Channel 15) mgr. ; Phil Witt, chief eng. ; nat'l. rep., Mee- ker Inc., SE, Busby Finch & Woods. Television Muscle Shoals, Inc., 840 Cy- press Mill Road, Florence, Ala.; Area Code Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area, ? ? ? ? ? ?. 205 764-7711. P. O. Box 2220. Zip 35630. o-- Richard B. Biddle, pres. and National sales WKAB-TV (Channel 32) ABC mgr. ; Jack Worley, vice-pres. ; Bill Cor- Montgomery Independent Telecasters, Inc., nelius, sta. mgr. ; Larry Rohling, dir. engi- P.O. Box 3236, Montgomery, Ala. 36109. neering services ; Holly Griffin, women's (205) 272-5331. mgr. ; Linda Reed, dir. of promo. ; Boots Grigsby, prod'n. mgr. Cy N. Bahakel, pres. ; Don Neil, general mgr. ; Don Kassner, v.p., engineering ; Jim Operation : 1957 ; TV sets in area : approx. Bonham, chief engineer; Ronnie Majors, 100,000. prod. mgr. ; Nat'l rep.: Savalli/Gates Inc.

Operation : March 24, 1962 ; TV house- Huntsville holds : 156,000. WAAY-TV (formerly WAFG-TV) (Channel 31) -o- 1000 Rocket City Television, Inc., Monte WSFA-TV (Channel 12) NBC Sano Blvd., S.E.; Huntsville, Alabama 35801 ; Cosmos Broadcasting Corp., 10 E. Delano, Phone : 539-1783. P. O. Box 2566, Montgomery 36105 Ala. ; 265-1251. B. Calhoun Hipp, chmn. of bd. ; Charles WHNT-TV (Channel 19) CBS Batson, pres.: Bob Villar, man. dir.; Rich- North Alabama Broadcasters, Inc., 960 ard Payne, chief eng.: Thomas J. Josephsen, Monte Sano Blvd., P.O. Box 19, Huntsville, gen. sales mgr. ; Frank Potts, local sls. mgr. ; Ala. 35804 ; (205) 539-5743. Dixon Lovvorn. operations dir. ; Ed Guilford, bus. mgr. ; Ed Sexaner, prog. dir. ; nat'l rep., Charles F. Grisham, pres. ; Thomas M. Per- Peters, Griffin, Woodward. cer, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Ralph A. Stanley, sales Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in : 367,300. mgr. ; Jim Francis, operations mgr. ; Victor area Bankowski, chief engineer ; Hans Sitarz, news dir. Nat'l. rep : Avery-Knodel, Inc. Tuscaloosa

Operation : 1963. WCFT-TV (Channel 33) NBC, CBS Chapman TV of Tuscaloosa Inc. Mobile Stan Siegal, gen. mgr.; Tommy Bond, WALA-TV (Channel 10) NBC oper. mgr. ; Bob Rogers, chief engineer ; Em- Universal Communications Corporation, ily Mitchell, prom. dir. ; nat'l rep.: Adam 210 Government St., Mobile, Ala. 36601, P.O. Young Inc.; regional : Hal Parks Inc. Box 1548 ; 205-433-3754, TWX 810 741-2642, Operation: Oct. 29, 1965; TV households: FAX-FFB. 79,900. Peter B. Clark, pres., Edwin K. Wheeler, exec. v.p. ; H. Ray McGuire, vice-pres. & gen. ALASKA mgr. ; John E. Dixon, national sales mgr. ; Anchorage Claude Evans, prog. dir. ; Grady Jackson, KENI-TV (Channel 2) NBC, ABC chief eng. ; Bob Peary, prod. mgr. ; Roger Bahre, news director ; Jim Koblas, sports Midnight Sun Broadcasters, Inc., 4th Ave. dir. ; Sybil Winters, exec. asst. to v.p. & gen. Theatre Bldg., P. O. Box 1160; (907) 272- mgr., operations dir., traffic mgr. ; nat'l rep., 7461. Blair TV. Alvin O. Bramstedt, pres. & gen. mgr.; Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 410,200. Robert Hastings, gen. sales mgr.; Elizabeth

451 Balkus, prog. co-ordinator ; Charles Gray, ARIZONA tech. dir. ; Scott Foster news dir. ; nat'! rep., James C. Fletcher. Nogales-Tuscon Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 30,000. KZAZ (Channel I I ) o- I.B.C., 2445 N. Tucson Blvd., Tucson, KHAR-TV (Channel 13) Ariz. 86716. L34 Grand Ave., Nogales, Ariz. Sourdough Broadcasters Inc., Pouch 7-016, 85621 ; (602) 287-4511. Anchorage 99501. Walter J. Stiles, project mgr.; Donald Og- Robert M. Luck, gen. mgr. ; Richard Zook, don, business mgr. -controller ; Gene Adel- engineering ; nat'l rep.: Jack Masla & Co., stein, gen. mgr. ; Pat Bryant, prog. dir. ; Lar- Inc. ry Burgoyne, film dir. ; Clyde Buchanan, chief engineer ; nat'l rep.: Adam Young Inc. ; L. Operation : October, 1967. J. -0- McGuire (Denver). Operation : February, 1967 ; TV house- KTVA (Channel I I ) CBS holds : 151,100. Northern Television, Inc., Box 2200, An- chorage, Alaska ; 272-3456. Phoenix A. G. Hiebert, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Lloyd V. KAET (Channel 8) (non -corn) Morris, business mgr. ; Dean Berg, news dir. ; Maxine Liston, prog. dir. ; Jerry N. Bowden. Arizona Board of Regents, Arizona State chief engineer; nat'l rep., Adam-Young-VTM U., Tempe, Ariz. 85281. Inc., Alaska Radio TV Sales, Seattle; Hugh Feltis & Associates, Seattle. KOOL-TV (Channel IO) CBS Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 70,000. Kool Radio -Television Inc., 511 W. Adams Fairbanks St., Phoenix, Ariz.; BR 1-2345. Gene Autry, ch. board of directors : Tom KFAR-TV (Channel 2) NBC, ABC Chauncey, pres. ; Homer Lane, vice-pres. and Midnight Sun Broadcasters Inc., P. O. 910, gen. mgr. ; Les Lindvig, vice-pres. & sta. mgr.; Fairbanks, Alaska 99701. t3ob Martin, v.p., dir. of programming, opera- A. O. Bramstedt, gen. mgr. ; Donald An - tions & promotion; Albin Hillstrom, chief don, stat. mgr. ; Charles Gray, chief eng. ; eng. ; nat'l rep., H. R. Co. nat'l rep., S., J. C. Fletcher, N.Y. ; William Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 447,900. Simpson & Assoc. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area: 15,500. o KPAZ-TV (Channel 21)

KTVF (Channel I I) CBS Julius Altschul, Trustee, 3847 E. Thomas Rd., Northern Television, Inc., Box 590, Fair- Phoenix, Arizona 85018. (602) 273-1477. banks, Alaska; 452-5121. Lou Silverstein, gen. mgr. ; Nancy Silver- stein, prog. dir.; Bob Brown, A. G. Hiebert, pres. ; Theodore Lehne, gen. chief engineer; Joy Phillips, office mgr. ; Carlos mgr. ; Bob Hamme, operations mgr. ; nat'l Burgos, dir. Tep., Alaska Radio-TV Sales & Adam Young, of Spanish prog. & sales. Nat'l rep.: Adam Inc. Young Inc. Operation : September 1967 ; Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 21,000. TV house- holds : 310,000. Juneau -o- KINY-TV (Channel 8) NBC, ABC KPHO-TV (Channel 5) Midnight Sun Broadcasters, Inc., 231 South Broadcasting Division Franklin St., Juneau, Alaska; (907) 586-1800. Meredith Corporation, 631 North First Ave., ; William W. Walley, gen'! mgr. ; Dennis Phoenix, Ariz. 85003 258-4511 (area W. Egan, operations mgr. ; George Shaginaw. code: 602). Nat'l reps., James C. Fletcher, Jr., N. Y. ; Kenneth W. Heady, vice-pres., gen'! mgr. ; Simpson and Associates, Pacific Coast. Blu Wright, nat'l sales mgr., Fred E. Huff, Operation : 1956. prog. dir. ; Glenn Thompson, dir, engineer- ing ; nat'! rep.: Blair Agency. Sitka Operation : 1949 ; Total TV Homes : in sur- vey area, 498,400 ; metro area, 271,200. KIFW-TV (Channel 13) CBS Sitka Broadcasting Co., Box 299 Sitka, Alaska 99835. 611 Lake St. 747-3422. KTVK (Channel 3) ABC Roy Paschal, pres., gen. mgr. & film buyer ; Arizona Television Company, 3435 North Bob Reed, sta. mgr. & prog. dir. 16th St., P. O. Box 5068, Phoenix, Ariz. Operation : 1966. Ernest W. McFarland, pres. ; Burton La - 452 Dow, gen. mgr. ; Earl Mehaffey, chief eng. ; ARKANSAS nat'l rep., Edward Petry Co., Inc. KTAL-TV (Channel 6) NBC Operation : 1955 ; TV homes in area : 480,- 000. KCMC, Inc., 3150 No. Market St., Shreve- port. La. ; Tel.; 425-2422. Texas : 3227 Sum- Phoenix -Mega merhill Rd., Texarkana, Tev. ; 793-1133. KTAR-TV (Channel 12) NBC ( See La., Shreveport) KTAR Broadcasting Co., 1101 N. Central Ave., P. O. Box 711, Phoenix, Ariz. ; 258- EI Dorado/Monroe 7333. KTVE (Channel 10) NBC/ABC Jack C. Clifford, pres., gen'l mgr. ; Bob El Dorado, Ark. -Monroe, La. KTVE, Inc. Allingham, vice-pres., prog. dir. ; Cliff Stev- 400 West Main, El ens, vice-pres., chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery- Box 791; 501-862-3488; Knodel, Inc. Dorado, Ark. Other Studio : 206 Catalpa -Box 1841, Monroe, La. ; 318-323-7716. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 333,970. Tucson Fayetteville -Springdale KGUN, TV (Channel 9) KGTO-TV (Channel 36) May Broadcasting Co., P. O. Box 5147, Noark Broadcasting Inc., P. O. Box 1128, ; Tucson, Arizona 85703 602-792-9933. Fayetteville, Ark. 72701. Studio : 200 W. Cen- George Wallace, stn. mgr.; Larry Schnebly, ter St. (501) 521-4111. local sales mgr.; Jack Jacobson, grog. dir.; Paul W. Milam Jr., prog. mgr. ; Lin H. Paul J. Falvey, contr. ; Don Anderson, chief Wright, account exec. ; Bob Hardy, chief en- eng. ; nat'l rep., Petry. gineer; nat'l rep., Savalli/Gates Inc. 1956; sets in 190,000. Operation: TV area: Operation : February, 1969 ; TV house- 0 holds: 41,300. KOLD-TV (Channel 13) CBS Universal Communications Corp., 115 W. Ft. Smith Tucson, Ariz., 624-2511. Drachman St., KFSA-TV (Channel 5) Peter B. Clark, president; Paul Plunkett, American Television Co., Inc., 318 North v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Charlie Olson, station mgr. ; 13th St., Ft. Smith, Ark.; SUnset 3-3131. Dave Raeben, open. mgr. ; Howard Smith, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Wood- John Whitt, vice-pres., gen. mgr. ; James ward, Inc. Anhalt, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Meeker Co. : 1956, TV sets in area : 96,300 Operation : 1953 -o-; TV sets in area, 145,000. Operation KUAT-TV (Channel 6) (non -corn) Jonesboro University of Arizona, Modern Languages KAIT-TV (Channel 8) ABC Building, Tucson, Arizona 85721. George T. Hernreich, 601 Garrison Ave., --o-- Fort Smith, Ark. 72901. Studio: P.O. Box KVOA-TV (Channel 4) NBC, 790, Jonesboro, Ark. 72401. Pulitzer Publishing Company, P.O. Box Robert Hernreich, gen. mgr.; Jim Pierce, 209 W. Elm, Tucson, Ariz. 85703 ; 5188, prog. & prod. mgr. ; L. C. Morris, chief en- Phone 602-623-2555. gineer ; nat'l rep., Gill Perna. G. E. "Doc" Hamilton, gen. mgr.; Robert Operation : July, 1963 ; TV households : ; Lowell Cable, Bollinger, operations mgr. 157,600. prod'n mgr. ; Hank Hubbard, prog. mgr. ; Jay Crellin, news dir. ; Ray Holsclaw, chief engineer ; nat'l reps : Blair Television ; Den- Little Rock ver : Bob Hix Co., Inc. KARK-TV (Channel 4) NBC Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 157,000. Mullins Broadcasting Co., 1001 Spring St., Little Rock, Ark. 72203; Area Code 501, Yuma 376-2481; TWX 910-722-7417. KBLU-TV (Channel 13) NBC Owned by Mullins Broadcasting Co., 1089 Eller Telecasting Co. of Arizona, P. O. Bannock St., Denver, Colo. 80217. Alvin G. Box 1501, Yuma, Ariz. 85364. Studio : 1322 Flanagan, pres. Fourth Ave. Tel.: (602) 782-3881. KARK-TV-Robert L. Brown, vice-pres. Robert W. Crites, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Al & gen. mgr. ; David J. Jones, gen. sls. mgr.; Lobeck. sales mgr. ; Richard Nix, chief en- Jim Tuley, pgm. director ; Sue Licato, promo- ; gineer ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel Inc tion dir. ; Dean Howard, chief eng. nat'l rep., Operation: December 1963; TV house- Blair TV Associates. holds, 755,900. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 546,310. 453 KETS (Channel 2) (non -corn) Chico Arkansas ETV Commission, 350 S. Don- KHSL-TV (Channel 12) CBS aghey St., Conway, Ark. Golden Empire Broadcasting Co.. Box 489, Chico, Calif. 95927; (916) 342-0141. KTHV (Channel II) CBS C. H. Kinsley Jr., exec. vice pres. ; M. F. Arkansas Television Co., 8th & Izard Sts., Woodling, mgr.; F. M. Stuelpnagel, prog. & P. O. Box 269, Little Rock, Ark. 72203; prod. dir.; George Ross, nat'l sales mgr.; (501) 374-3764. Russell B. Pope, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery Knodel, Inc. W. H. Bronson, chmn. of bd. ; C. E. Lowry, Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in : 101.460. pres. ; B. G. Robertson, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; area Robert E. Brown, v.p. ; C. S. Berry, v.p. & treas.; Marcus George, v.p. ; Mack Walker, Chico -Redding sales mgr.: John Pounders, prog. mgr. & film buyer; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. KRCR-TV (Channel 7) NBC, ABC Sacramento Valley TV Inc., 2770 Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area. 420.000. Pioneer Dr., Redding, Calif. 96001 ; (916) 243-7777. Little Rock -Pine Bluff Richard Green, pres. & gen. mgr.; William B. Smullin, v.p. ; Doreeta Domke, KATV (Channel 7) ABC prog. dir. Leake Operation : Aug. 1956 ; TV Households : TV Inc., 310 W. Third Street, Little 630,200. Rock, Ark. 72201; (501) 374-1691. Also Jef- ferson Square Shopping Center, Pine Bluff, Ark. JE 4-2051. El Centro John T. Griffin, churn.: James C. Leake, KECC-TV (Channel 9) CBS pres.; Bryan Mathes, sec.-treas.; Robert Telebroadcasters of Calif. Inc., 778 State Doubleday, vice pres.-gen. mgr.; Jack Bomar, St., El Centro, Calif. 92243 ; (714) 352-9670. prog. dir.; McElmurry, promotion mgr.; Richard Eaton, pres. ; A. R. Garrett, chief Harold Arment, gen. eng.; nat'l rep., Peters, mgr. & chief eng. Griffin, Woodward, Inc. Rep.: UBC sales. Operation : Dec. 1968 ; TV Household : Operation: 1953; TV sets in area, 340,000. 436,300. CALIFORNIA Eureka Bakersfield KEET (Channel 13) (non -corn) KBAK-TV (Channel 29) CBS Redwood Empire ETV Inc., Eureka, Calif. Harriscope Brodcasting Corp. Box 2929, 95502. Bakersfield, Calif. 93303 ; 805-327-7955. Burt I. Harris, pres. ; Gene Denari, v-p. KIEM and gen. mgr. ; Al Ruch, chief engr. ; nat'l rep., (Channel 3) CBS, ABC H -R Co. (Reg). California Oregon Radio Co. Box 3E3E, Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 265,000. Eureka, Calif.; Hillside 3-3123, TWX area code 707-577-0627. -o - N. P. Hoff, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; New- KERO-TV (Channel 23) NBC ton L. Stewart, vice-pres. news & public af- Time & Life Broadcast, Inc., 321 21 Street, fair ; Robert Miller, operations mgr.; Donald Bakersfield, Calif. 93303; 327-1441. P. O. King, chief eng. ; Nat'l rep., Young TV Corp. Box 2367. & Art Moore & Ass., Inc. Hugh B. Terry, president; Kenneth R. Operation : 1953. Croes, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Dave Maxwell, nat. sales mgr.; Roderick O'Harra, local sales - mgr. ; Cliff Cox, prog. dir.; Norman Hall, KVIQ (Channel dir. of engineering; Burleigh Smith, news 6) dir. California Northwest Broadcasting Co., P. O. Box 1019, Eureka, Calif. HIllside Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 280,000. - 3-3061. KJTV (Channel 17) ABC Fresno Kern County Broadcasting Company, KAIL (Channel 53) 2831 Eye Street, Bakersfield, California; 327- Tel -America Corp., P.O. Box 5160, Fresno, 7511. Calif. 93755 ; (209) 299-2104. George Fritzinger, pres. ; Brian Loughran, Victor D. Sanders, gen. mgr.; Charles vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; nat'l rep., Peters, Griggs, oper. dir. ; John Lockhart, tech. dir. Griffin, Woodwood, Inc. Operation: December 1961; TV house- Operation : 1959 ; TV sets in area : holds : 200,900. 454 KFRE-TV (Channel 30) CBS KHJ-TV (Channel 9) Triangle Publications, Inc., 733 "L" St., KHJ-TV (Division of RKO General, Box 144, Fresno, Calif. 93707; AC 209-268- Inc.), 5515 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood, 6444. Jay Sondheim, station mgr.; Lee Jason, Calif. 90038, Hollywood 2-2133. prog. mgr. ; Dick Appleton, sales mgr.; Steve Charles P. Dwyer, genl. mgr. KHJ-TV ; Weber, chief engineer; Nat. Rep. Blair TV Ed Hawkins, gen. sales mgr., KHJ-TV ; Ar- Assoc. mand LaPointe, merchandising mgr. ; George Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 395,500. Tokar, chief eng. ; Hugh F. Del Regno, con- --o- troller, KHJ Division; Nat'l rep. RTVR. : 1948; TV sets in area: 3,511,000. KJEO (Channel 47) ABC Operation Retlaw Broadcasting Co., Box 1708, Fresno, -o- Calif. ; 222-2411. Joseph C. Drilling, gen. mgr.; Bill Sawyers, KMEX-TV (Channel 34) asst. gen. mgr. & nat'l sales dir.; Jay Hill, Spanish International Bcstg. 'Co., 721 N. chief engr. ; Charles B. Gingold, prog. and Bronson, Los Angeles, Calif. 90038; (213) prom. dir. ; Mary Krause, traffic mgr.; nat'l 466-8131. rep., Edward Petry & Co. Frank L. Fouce, pres. ; Rene Anselmo, exec. : 1953, : Operation Sets in area 366,500. v.p. ; Julian M. Kaufman, v.p. ; Joseph S. -o- Rank, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Danny Villanueva, sta. mgr.; Robert Porter, dir. of engineering, KMJ-TV (Channel 24) NBC Ruben Salazar, news dir. Rep.: Spanish In- McClatchy Broadcasting Co., 1544 Van ternational Network Sales Inc. Ness Ave., Fresno, Calif. 93721; (209) 268- September, 1962; TV house- 6666. Operation: holds : Eleanor McClatchy, pres.; J. Brown Ma- loney, vice-pres.; Charles K. McClatchy, secy.-treas.; L. R. Matushak, Walter Jones, KNBC (Channel 4) NBC John Hamyln, dirs.; John Edwards, mgr.; National Broadcasting Co., Inc., 3000 W. Edgar Deatherage, sales mgr.; William J. Alameda Ave., Burbank, Cal. 91503; (213) Davidson, prog. & prod. mgr.; Gordon Lee, chief engineer. 849-3911 & 845-7000. Robert T. Howard, NBC v.p. & KNBC : 1953 ; : Operation TV sets in area 340,100. gen. mgr.; Edmond R. Chavanette, sta. mgr.; Los Angeles Gary L. Ash, mgr., business affairs ; Robert Kennedy, mgr., adv. & promo.; Thomas M. KABC-TV (Channel 7) ABC Straszewski, gen. sales mgr. ; John Rohrbeck, American Broadcasting Companies, Inc., Western sales mgr. ; Lee Schulman, prog. ABC Television Center, Hollywood 27, Calif. ; mgr.; Paul De'ak, mgr. prod. & operations ; NOrmandy 3-3311. Howard D. Sturm. mgr., public affairs ; John John J. McMahon, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Lionel Knight, mgr., tech. operations. Rep.: NBC L. Schaen, gen. sales mgr.; Norman H. Spot Sales. Sloane, bus. mgr. ; Robert I. Guy, prog. dir. ; Operation: Jan. 1949 ; TV households : Norma Olsen, dir. of prog. Oper. ; William 4,106,500. McPhie, assist. progm. dir. ; George L. Pierce, sls., sv. mgr. ; William Dryer, chief eng.; nat'l rep., ABC Television Spot Sales, Inc. KNXT (Channel 2) CBS Operation : 1949. CBS, Inc., 6121 Sunset Blvd., Los An- o geles 28; H011ywood 9-1212. KCET (Channel 28) (non -corn) Ray L. Beindorf, vice-pres., gen. mgr.; Community TV of Southern Cal., 1313 N. Robert M. Fairbanks, gen. sls. mgr.; Joe Vine St. Sands, prog. dir. ; Robert Nelson, prom. & -0- pub. dir. ; Norman Cobb, dir. of tech. Oper.; KCOP (Channel 13) nat'l rep., CBS Television Stations National KCOP Television Inc. subsidiary of Chris Sales. Craft Industries, Inc., 915 N. La Brea Ave., Operation: 1950; TV sets in area: 3,833,- Hollywood, Calif. 90038; 656-6050. 300. John Hopkins, pres., gen. mgr.; Bill An- -o- Dan sls. drews, gen. sls. mgr.; Miller, west KTLA (Channel 5) mgr.; Gary Waller, dir. of programming; Sunset John Grasse, dir. of engineering; Wanda Car- Golden West Broadcasters, 5800 riker, prom. dir.; David Schwartz, public Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. 90028. dir. ; Voyle Masters, prod. dir. ; Earl Bacon, Gene Autry, chmn. of the bd.; Doug Fin- bus. mgr.; nat'l rep., Tele -Rep, Inc. ley, vice-pres. & gen'l. mgr. Operation: 1948 ; TV sets in area: 3,944,- Operation: 1947; TV sets in area, 3,221, 078. 940. 455 KTTV (Channel I I ) James C. Richdale, pres. ; Joseph E. Lake, 5746 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, California v.p. & gen. mgr.; Justin A. Cassidy, gen. sls. 90028; 462-7111. mgr.; Cal A. Bollwinkel, pgm. mgr.; Frank E. Raymond, prom. mgr.; Donald Ferguson, Al Krivin, pres. ; Charles D. Young, v.p. & chief eng.; nat'l rep., Blair gen'l mgr.; S. James Coppersmith, v.p. & TV, Inc. gen'l sls. mgr. ; Alan Bell, v.p. programming Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area, 609,300. & sta. operations ; Michael Volpe, national -o - sls. mgr.; Val Conte, v.p., commercial opera- KCRA-TV (Channel 3) NBC tions ; Martin Bergman, v.p. & local sls. mgr.; Kelly Broadcasting Co.. 310 10th St., Sac- Jon Ross, program dir., Jack Kenaston, dir., ramento 14, Calif.; 444-7300. promo. & pub. rel.; Al Bowen, prod. mgr. ; Robert E. Kelly, partner ; Jon S. Kelly, Richard Anderson, v.p. & chief engineer; Richard J. David, bus. mgr.; H. Martin partner ; Nina N. Kelly, partner ; Roger Cooper, co -station mgr.; Jim Birmingham, Haag, news dir.; Bill Welsh, dir. sports & co -station mgr. ; Phil Boyer, prog. & prom. special events ; owned & operated by Metro- media Television, Inc. Rep.: Metro TV mgr., ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. Sales. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 532,400. Operation : Jan. 1949. -o-- KVIE (Channel 6) PBS Palm Springs P.O. Box 6, KMIR-TV Sacramento, California 95801; (Channel 36) NBC (916) 922-6563. Desert Empire TV Corp., El Mirador Ho- Arthur Small, pres.; Mrs. Allen Shearer, tel, Palm Springs, Cal. 92262; (714) 325- v.p. ; Robert Kelly, v.p. ; Mrs. George Bram- 7121. son, sec.; Arthur A. Paul, gen. mgr.; Richard John Conte, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Dennis Osborn, oper. mgr.; Gorman X. Brown, King Jr., gen. sales mgr. ; Thomas W. Moore, chief engineer ; James C. Casper, bus. mgr.; local sales mgr.; William Secrist, prog. mgr.; Wally Remington, pub. rel. dir. ; David Bloe- Robert G. Martins, chief engineer; Don Wil- dau, continuity dir. ; Richard Simpson, dir. son, asst. to the pres. Rep.: The Meeker Co. of cinematography; Dr. Charles Vento, exec. Operation: Oct. 1968 ; TV households : sec'y-Valley Instructional TV. 156,800. -o- Operation: 1959. KPLM-TV (Channel 42) ABC Salinas Pacific Media Corp., 1775 E. Palm Canyon KSBW-TV (Channel 8) CBS, NBC Dr.. Palm Springs, Cal. 92262; (714) 327- Central California Communications Corp., 1431. P. O. Box 1651, 238 John St., Salinas, Calif. Robert E. Leonard. pres. ; John W. Nel- 93901 ; 422-6422. (Affiliated with KSBY- son, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Anthony Welch. TV, San Luis Obispo, Calif.) gen. sales mgr. ; Frank L. Anderson. chief John C. Cohan, pres. and gen. mgr.; Boyd engineer; Michael W. Rollens, prog. & news W. Lawlor, vice-pres. broadcast marketing; dir. Richard C. Meeker, natl. sales mgr.; Bob Operation : Oct. 1968 ; TV households : Janacek, local sales mgr.; Wesley Chaney, 156,800. dir. technical operations ; Dwight Wheeler, dir. of programming; nat'l reps., Katz. Redding Operation: 1953: TV homes in area: 274,- 200. KIXE-TV (Channel 9) (non -corn) N. Cal. ETV Ass'n., Box 9. San Bernardino KVCR-TV (Channel 24) (non-com) KRCR TV (Channel 7) ABC -NBC Sacramento Valley Television, San Bernardino Junior College Dist., 701 Inc., 2770 S. Mt. Vernon Ave. Pioneer Drive, Redding 96001. (Shasta Co.) California; 243-7777. San Diego Richard W. Green, pres. & gen. mgr.; Wil- liam B. Smullin, vice pres., dir. of operations ; KEBS-TV (Channel 15) (non -corn) John Spann, sec. ; Doreeta Domke, pgm. dir. ; San Diego State College, San Diego, Calif. Adam Young-VTM Inc., Nat'l Rep. 92115. o Sacramento KFMB-TV (Channel 8) CBS KXTV (Channel IO) CBS Midwest Television, Inc., 5th and Ash Great Western Broadcasting Corp., 400 Streets, San Diego, Calif., 232-2114. Broadway, Sacramento, Calif. 95818; 916-441 August C. Meyer, pres. ; Robert L. Myers, 4041. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Bill Fox, station mgr. ; 456 Charles Abel, chief eng.; nat'l rep. Peters Taylor, gen. sales mgr.; Robert Burris, sales Griffin, Woodward, Inc. mgr.; Chris McGrory, business mgr.; Russ Artz, chief engineer; Chuck Olson, dir. of Operation : 1949, TV sets in area : 1,015,800. operations ; Don Feil, prom. dir.; Kayrn Nicodemus, traffic mgr. Rep.: Edward Petry KOGO-TV (Channel 10) NBC & Co., Inc.; Bill Creed Associates Inc. (Bos- KOGO-TV, Freeway 94 at 47th St., P.O. ton & New ) ngland) Box 628, San Diego, Calif., 92112, 262-2421. Operation : April, 1968 ; TV households : Clayton H. Brace, v.p. & gen. mgr., Jay 1,631,700. Grill, stn. mgr., Keith Nicholson, prom. dir., Burke Ormsby, prog. dir., LeRoy Bellwood, KGO-TV (Channel 7) ABC Eng. dir., R. A. Watson, bus. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Katz Agency, Owned by Time -Life Broad- American Broadcasting Companies, Inc., cast, Inc. 277 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco 94102; 863-0077. Operation : 1949. Don B. Curran, vice-pres., gen. mgr.; James Osborn, gen. sis. mgr.; Robert Novak, KFMB-TV (Channel 8) CBS prog. mgr.; Jack Sampson, mgr. of adv., & Ash St., prom. & publicity ; John Chase, dir. of pub- Midwest Television Inc., 5th news; San Diego, Cal. 92101; (714) 232-2114. lic affairs; Elliot Bernstein, TV dir. of Jim Von Striver, chief eng.; nat'l rep., ABC August C. Meyer, pres., Midwest Televi- Spot Sales. Robert Myers, v.p. & gen. mgr.; sion Inc.; Operation 1949; TV homes in area: 1,500,- Bill Fox, sta. mgr. & film buyer ; Bob Rich- ards, sales mgr.; Dick Herzog, opera. mgr.; 000. Ralph Hodges, prod. mgr.; Charles Abel, mgr. of engineering; Jack Bradley, chief ac- KNEW-TV (Channel 32) countant. Metromedia Inc., 1011 Bryant St., San Operation : May, 1949 ; TV households : Francisco, Calif. 94103; (415) 863-6680. 1,003,000 Graham Moore, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Budd o-- Wiener, oper. mgr.; Fred West, chief engi- ABC neer ; Tim McDonald, prom. mgr. ; Krys XETV (Channel 6) Hunt, business mgr.; Charlie Smith, tech. Radio -Television, S.A., 7th Ave. & Ash, supervisor. Nat'l Repl: Metro TV Sales. Television Heights, San Diego 1, Calif.; 4-8431. Operation : March, 1945 ; TV households : BElmont 1,548,100. Julian M. Kaufman, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Louis Meiers, bus. mgr.; Ted Milian, - sales mgr.; Russ Tilford, prom. & prog. mgr. ; KPIX (Channel 5) CBS Phil Fernandez, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Blair Television Assoc. Westinghouse Broadcasting Co., Inc. (Cal.), 2655 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco, : ; in : 582,450. Operation 1953 TV sets area Calif. 94109 ; 776-5100. D. H. McGannon, pres. & chairman San Francisco (N. Y.) ; Louis S. Simon, area vice. pres. 44) KBHK-TV (Channel West Coast group W ; William E. Osterhaus, Kaiser Broadcasting Corp., Kaiser Center, gen'!. mgr. ; Aubrey Holman, Gen. Sales 200 Lakeside Dr., Oakland, Cal. 94604; (415) Mgr.; Charles C. Coane, dir. pub. rel. ; Wil- 771-55115. liam Jackson, prgm. mgr.; Bob Rimes, cre- Robert J. Somerville, gen. mgr.; William ative services mgr.; Jack Garcia, marketing L. McGee, gen. sales mgr.; Harold D. Liptz, & research dir. local sales mgr.; Sherman Bazell, news mgr.; Operation : 1948 ; TV households in area : Geraldine B. Lange, public affairs dir.; J. 1,894,000. Lawrence Pozzi, engineering mgr.; Martyn S. Weinberg, mgr.; Albert B. Sturges, prog. mgr.; William R. Furnell, prod. mgr. Rep.: KQED (Channel 9) (non-com) Ovco Radio TV Sales Inc. Bay Area Educational Television Associa- Operation: Jan. 1968; TV households: tion, 525 Fourth St., San Francisco, Calif. 2,060,200. 94107 ; 391-1000. -_ Mortimer Fleischhacker, Jr., chairman; Richard O. Moore, pres. ; Louis H. Heilbron, KEMO-TV (Channel 20) v.p. ; Duncan McBryde, v.p. ; Mrs. Allan E. U.S. Communications Corp. of Cal., Inc., Charles, sec. ; Jonathan C. Rice, dir. of prog.; 1500 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19102; Gerald Plemmons, chief engineer. (415) 285-6220. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 1,820,- Martin S. Pollins, gen. mgr.; Norman 700. 457 KRON-TV (Channel 4) NBC Liam Ruddy, news dir. ; Ted Froming, chief Chronicle Broadcasting Co., Subsidiary of engr.; nat'l rep., Adam Young Inc., 3 East The Chronicle Publishing Company, 1001 54th St., N. Y. 22. Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, California. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 200,000. 441-4444. Harold P. See, President; Aldo H. Con- Santa stant, Vice President and General Manager; Maria E. Pack Philips, station mgr.; C. E. Cooney, KCOY-TV (Channel 12) Sales Manager; Richard J. Behrendt, Pro- Central Coast Broadcasters, Inc., Box gram Manager ; A. Richard Robertson, Pro- 1299, Santa Maria, Calif. 93454; (805) 922- motion Manager; J. Lee Berryhill, Chief En- 1943. gineer ; National Representative - Peters, Paul Leslie, gen. mgr.; Rod Funston, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. Oper. mgr. & chief eng. ; Jim Willis, prog. dir.; Operation. 1949 ; TV households in area : Bob Emery, new dir. Rep.: The Meeker Co. 2,248,100. Operation : 1964 ; TV households : 146,500. Stockton/Sacramento KUDO (Channel 38) KOVR (Channel 13) Bay Broadcasting Co., 760 Harrison St., San Francisco, Cal. 94107; (415) 433-3800. McClatchy Broadcasting Company, 225 E. Miner Ave., Stockton, Calif. 95202; 209-466- Cyrus Weiss, gen. mgr.; Richard S. Kure, 6981. Sacramento Studio and Main Business controller ; Edward Ivory, sales mgr.; Rich- Office : 1216 Arden Way, ard O'Hearn, engineer. Sacramento, Calif., chief Rep.: Adam 95815 ; Tel.: 916-927-1313. Young Inc. Ramsey Elliott, gen. mgr.; Wilson Lefler, Operation: 1968. Dec., gen. sales mgr.; David E. Wortman chief ----o---- eng. ; Bel Lange, prog. mgr.; nat'l rep., Katz Agency. KTVU (Channel 2) Operation : 1954; TV sets in area (Sacra- San Francisco -Oakland Television, #1 mento/Stockton Mkt.) 725,590. Jack London Square, Oakland, Calif. 94607; 415-834-2000. COLORADO San Jose Colorado Springs-Pueblo KKTV (Channel 11) CBS KNTV (Channel 11 ) Capitol of Colorado Gill Industries, 645 Park Avenue, Jose, Corp., P.O. Box 2110, San Zip 80901, 3100 N. Nevada Ave., Calif. 95110 ; 2861111. Colorado Springs, Colo.; 634-2844. Pueblo office, Robert M. Hosfeldt, General Manager & Highway 50 -West, Pueblo, Colorado; 542- prog. dir. & film buyer ; John Vera, gen. sales 5570. mgr.; Fred LaCosse, News Director ; Rob- T. M. Hederman, pres. ; ert A. Latham, Chief Engineer; lion Brun- George W. Jeffrey, vice pres. & gen. mgr.; Nat'l rep.: Katz, gardt, Controller ; Nat'l Rep., Blair Televi- sion. West. Operation: 1952; TV sets in area: 145,000. Operation : 1955. -o- 0 KRDO-TV (Channel 13) ABC KTEH (Channel 54) (non -corn) Pikes Peak Broadcasting Office of Ed., dept. Co., P. O. Box of County of Santa 1457, Address: 399 S. 8th St., Colorado Clara, 70 W. Hedding St., San Jose, Calif. Springs, Colo.; 95110. MElrose 2-1515. Harry W. Hoth, Jr., pres. J. E. Gardner, general mgr.; Charles H. Upton, San Mateo chief eng. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 125,000. KCSM-TV (Channel 14) (non -corn) San Mateo Jr. College Dist., 1700 W. Hills- Denver dale Blvd., San Mateo, Calif. KBTV (Channel 9) ABC Santa Barbara Mullins Broadcasting Co., 1089 Bannock St., Denver, Colo. 80217; 266-3601. KEYT (Channel 3) ABC Alvin G. Flanagan, Charles A. Haskell & Key Television Inc., P.O. drawer X, Santa Max G. Brooks, Co., executors of the Estate Barbara, Calif. 93102. of John C. Mullins, deceased, owners ; John William F. Luton, pres. & treas.; Leslie H. C.' Mullins, pres. & owner ; Alvin G. Flana Norins, v.p., gen. mgr.; Gene Forssell, prom. gan, pres. & gen'l. mgr.; V. James Moore, mgr.; Harold O'Donnell, prog. mgr.; Wil- vice pres., sec'y. & treas.; Ken King, sta. mgr. 458 & gen. sales mgr.; Don Whiteley, promo. Grand Junction mgr. ; Charles Leasure, operations & progm. KREX-TV (Channel 5) CBS, NBC, ABC mgr. ; Herb Schubarth, chief engineer ; Don XYZ Television, Inc., Hillcrest Manor, Whiteley, promotion mgr. ; Joe Franzgrote, Grand Junction, Colo. (303) 242-5000. local sales mgr.; Wm. Mackintosh, dir. of Carl Q. Anderson, ; pub. affairs & prog. dev. ; nat'l. rep.: Peters, vice-pres. gen. mgr. Griffin, Woodward, Inc. Dave Allen, asst. mgr. ; nat'l rep : H -R, Inc. Operation: 1954; TV sets in 61,000 Operation : 1952 ; TV sets in area : 659,250. area: (ARB). -0 - Montrose KWGN (Channel 2) WGN of Colorado, Inc., 550 Lincoln, Den- KREY-TV (Channel 10) NBC, CBS, ABC ver, Colo. ; 222-9525. (Satellite of KREX-TV, Grand Junction, Colo.) Richard E. Jungers, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr. ; XYZ Television Inc., Box 49, Montrose, LeRoy 011iger, prog. mgr. ; Hilary Barry, Colo., Tel. 249-9601. promo. suprv., Elinor Sculler, film suprv. ; Carl Q. Anderson, vice pres. gen. mgr. ; Don Raydon, chief engr. James H. Schaffer, sta. mgr. ; Forrest Rum- Operation : 1952 ; TV sets in area : 568,400. sey, chief eng. ; Hal G. Reid, head engineer ; nat'l rep.: The Devney Organization Inc. 0 Operation : 1956.

(Channel 7) CBS KLZ-TV Pueblo Time -Life Broadcast Inc., 131 Speer Blvd., Denver 3, Colo.; MAin 3-4271. KOAA-TV (Channel 5) NBC Hugh B. Terry, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Jack Sangre de Cristo Broadcasting Co., P.O. K. Tipton, station mgr. and dir. of sales ; Box 876, 2226 Television Lane, Pueblo, Colo. Jack Shafer, prog. dir. ; John Connors, prom. 81002; 544-5782. mgr. ; Eugene Jenkins, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Robert J. McMahon, station mgr. ; Kenneth The Katz Agency, Inc. Renf row, chief engineer; Jack Sinclair, pro- Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 378,100. duction & oper. ; Danice Jackson, traffic mgr.; Gerry Oldfield, sales/serv. dir. ; Nancy Dee, - o- promotion mgr. Operation: 1953: TV sets in area: 130,400. KOA-TV (Channel 4) NBC General Electric Broadcasting Company of Colorado, 1044 Lincoln St., Denver, Colo. Sterling 80217;303-244-4141. KTVS (Channel 3) CBS Robert L. Maynard, vice-pres & gen. mgr. ; (Satellite of KFBC-TV, Cheyenne, Wyo.) E. L. Corky Cartwright, mgr., sales ; Jim Frontier Bcstg. Co., 2923 E. Lincolnway, Wiley, mgr. local sales ; Ronald Deere, mgr. Cheyenne, Wyo. 82001. prgms. ; Gene Linder, mgr., production ; James McClintock, mgr., promotion ; Sid Carl Occhipinti, resident mgr., William C. Davidson, mgr., operations. Grove, exec. v.p. ; Ray Cullison, resident en- gineer. Rep.: H -R Television. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 539,400. Operation : Dec. 1963.

KRMA-TV (Channel 6) (non-com) CONNECTICUT Denver Public Schools, 13th at Glenarm Bridgeport Place, Denver, Colo. 80204; 244-8899, ext. 66. WFTT (Channel Russell L. Casement, exec. dir.; Jack A. 43) Schlaefle, prog. dir.; John G. Cullen, chief Newsvision Company, 1016 Broad Street. eng. Bridgeport, Conn. 06603. Kenneth M. gen. Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 578,000. Cooper, mgr.; Robert Pieger, chief eng.; Mary Rage, traffic & copy mgr. Durango Operation : 1953. KREZ-TV (Channel 6) ABC, NBC (Satellite of KREX-TV, Grand Junction, Colo.) Hartford XYZ TV Inc., Box 789, Grand Junction, WEDW (Channel 49) Colo. 81502 ; (303) 247-0820. Carl Q. Anderson, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Connecticut Education Television Corp., Dan Wilson, sta. mgr. 24 Summit St., Hartford, Conn. 06106. 1962. Operation : Nov., 1963 ; TV households : Operation, 459 WHCT (Channel 18) DELAWARE RKO General Broadcasting (An RKO Wilmington General Station) 555 Asylum Street, Hart- ford, Conn. 06105 ; Tel.: 525-2611. WHYY-TV (Channel 12) (non-com) George W. Cyr, gen. mgr.; Don Schlich- WHYY Inc., 4548 Market St., Philadel- ting, chief engineer; Van L. Rubenstein, gen. phia, Pa. 19139. sls. mgr.; Gregory Stoner, prgm dir. ; Irving J. White, promo, dir.; Phillip Kierstead, DISTRICT OF news dir.; Anthony Pignatella, controller ; COLUMBIA national sales rep., RKO Television Repre- Washington sentatives, Inc., New York: Bill Creed Asso- ciates, Boston. WDCA-TV (Channel 20) Channel 20 Inc., 5202 River Rd., Washing- Operation : 1959; TV sets in area : 364,000. -o- ton, D.C. 20016. WTIC-TV (Channel 3) Milton Grant, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Thomas J. O'Dea, gen. sales mgr. ; Brodcast Plaza, Inc., David Wygant, sales 3 Constitution mgr.; Glenn M. Brillhart, regional sales Plaza, Hartford, Conn. 06115. 525-0801. mgr. ; Al Dullnig, asst. sta. mgr. & prog. dir. ; Leonard J. Patricelli, pres. & dir. ; Robert Don A. Doughty, dir. of engineering; Lonnie S. Tyrol, vice-pres., dir.; Kendall Smith, Stetz, traffic mgr.; Don Plumridge, dir. of vice-pres.-news dir. ; Eugene J. Muriaty, vice- creative services; Gwen Glenn, dir. of sales vice-pres. news ; dir. Eugene J. Muriaty, vice- & sta. prom. ; Hohn Catsoursa, business mgr. ; pres. promo & research ; G. Woodruff Sloan, Rep.: Avco Radio Television Sales Inc. gen. sales mgr. ; William Dwyer, program Operation : April, 1966; TV households : mgr. ; nat'l rep., Harrington, Righter & Par- sons, Inc. 1,724,500. Operation : 1957 ; TV sets in area : 1,151,447. WMAL-TV (Channel New Britain 7) ABC Evening Star Broadcasting Co., Inc., 4461 WHNB (Channel 30) NBC Affiliate-NAB Connecticut Ave., N.W., Washington, D. C. Connecticut Television, Inc., 1422 New 20008 ; 686-3000. Britain Avenue, West Hartford 10, Conn., John W. Thompson, Jr., pres. ; Richard S. Telephones: HArtford: 521-3030, New Brit- Stakes, gen. mgr.; Andrew M., Ocker- ain : BAldwin 3-3603. shausen, asst. gen. mgr.; Neal J. Edwards, Herbert Scheftel, pres. ; Elmer Balaban, TV gen. mgr.; Theodore F. Sorrells, chief v.p. ; Harry Balaban, treas. Raymond Petrof- eng. ; Len Deibert, mgr., news & public af- sky, asst. treas. & cont.; Robert Bray, vice- fairs ; Michael B. Levine, mgr., adv. & pro- pres. and gen. mgr.; Jack Fox, dir. of sls.; mo. ; Richard C. Stratton, program mgr.; John Palmer, prog. mgr.; Howard Wry, Frank Ford Jr., operations mgr.; Alex Shef- prom. mgr., Bill Canora, mgr. -eng.; nat'l tell, sales mgr.; nat'l rep., Harrington, rep., Adam Young. Righter & Parsons, Inc. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area, 313,000. Operation : 1947. New Haven -Hartford -o- WETA-Ty (Channel 26) (non -corn) WNHC-TV (Channel 8) ABC The Greater Washington Triangle Publications. Inc., 135 Educational TV College St., Ass'n., Inc., 2600 4th St. N.W., Washington, New Haven, Conn.; 777-3611. D.C. 20001. Howard W. Maschmeier, gen. mgr.; Nor- man Cissna, gen. sls. mgr.; Wm. Ellison, dir. -o-- sp. events ; Fred W. Foerster, promo. dir.; WFAN-TV (Channel 14) James Van de Velde, prog. mgr.; Carmine United Broadcasting Iannucci, chief eng.; Elio Betty, Co., Inc., 5321 First regional Place, N.E., Washington 11, D. C., TUcker- sales mgr.; nat'l rep.: Blair TV, Inc. man 2-2500. Operation: 1948, TV sets in area: 1,949,200. Richard Eaton, pres.; E. Carlton Myers, Waterbury Jr., v.p. & gen. mgr. WATR-TV (Channel 20) NBC -o - WATR, Inc., 440 Meadow St., Waterbury, WRC-TV (Channel 4) NBC Conn. 755-1121. National Broadcasting Co., 4001 Nebraska Mrs. Harold Thomas, Pres.; Mr. B. Pres- Ave., N.W., Washington, D. C. 20016. EMer- ton Gilmore, v.p. ; B. Preston Gilmore, exec. son 2-4000. v.p. ; Bob Holezer, mgr.; nat'l rep., Adam Tom E. Paro, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Ray Young, N.Y.; Kettell-Carter. Timothy, nat'l sls. mgr.; Sherman Hildreth, Operation : 1953: TV sets in area : 300,000. oper. dir.; James S. Culp, mgr. business af- 460 fairs; Edward Ryan, mgr.-adv., prom. & pr.; ard Hoffman, sales dir. ; Brad Lacey, prog. nat'l rep., NBC Spot Sales. mgr.; Ron Richmond, oper. mgr. ; George Goldtrap, prod. & prom. ; Chris Barnes, news Operation : 1947. -o-- dir.; Emerson Ray, chief engineer. Operations : Dec., 1968 ; TV households : WTOP-TV (Channel 9) CBS 85,900. Post -Newsweek Stations, Capital Area, Inc., a Div. of Washington Post Company, WINK-TV (Channel II) CBS Broadcast House, Washington, D.C. 20016 ; 2824 Palm (202) 244-5678. Fort Myers Broadcasting Co., Beach Blvd., Fort Myers, Fla. 33902 ; 334- John R. Corporon, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; 1331-2. Robert L. Rierson, prog. dir.; Douglas B. Edward J. McBride, pres. ; Vernon Lund- Douglas, sales mgr. ; Michael S. Artist, quist, vice pres. ; Frank C. Nodine, vice pres. ; prom. dir. ; Ralph Mlaska, chief eng. ; nat'l ; B. McBride Jr., rep., TvAR Sales Rep. B. J. Herd, treasurer Arthur Sec'l ; J. R. Landefeld commercial manager ; : 1949 ; in : 1,800,- Operation TV sets area M. J. Westram, chief eng. ; Fred Greene, 900. news editor; nat'l representative, The Meeker _-o- Company ; Southern Rep. ; Busby, Finch & WTTG (Channel 5) Woods. Metromedia Television, a division of Met- Operation : 1954. romedia, Inc., 5151 Wisconsin Ave., N. W. Fort Pierce -Vero Beach 20016 ; (202) 244-5151. WTVX (Channel 34) CBS Thomas G. Maney, vice-pres. & gen. mgr., Robert B. Hance, geri 1. sales mgr. ; Albert Indian River Television Inc., Rt. 1, Box 313 Harmon, vice-pres. in chg. of engineering; W. E. Minshall, pres. & gen. mgr. Robert O'Connor, prgr. dir. ; Rex Kalins, Operation : April 5, 1966. TV households : v.p. & bus. mgr. ; Stanley Rudick, promo. 111,100. mgr. ; Jack Liska, commercial operations mgr. ; nat'l. rep., Metro TV Sales. Gainesville Operation: 1947; TV sets in area 2,647,100. WUFT (Channel 5) (non -corn) University of Florida, 234 Stadium, Gaines- FLORIDA ville, Fla. ; 904-392-0471. Daytona Beach -Orlando On the air. WESH-TV (Channel 2) Jacksonville Broadcasting Inc., P.O. Cowles Florida WFGA-TV (Channel 12) Box 1551, Daytona Beach, Fla.; 904-253-7616. A joint venture of Florida -Georgia Tele- Charles B. Brakefield, pres. ; John M. Ha- vision Co., Inc. ; Community First Corp. ; berlan, exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Walter The New Horizons Telecasting Co., Inc. ; M. Strouse, stn. mgr. ; Jack Hitchcock, gen. Florida Gateway Television Co., 1070 E. sls. mgr. ; Morrison Gable, chief engr. ; Ken- Adams 2, Fla. ; ELgin 6-3381. neth Smith, oprns. mgr.; nat'l rep.: The Katz St., Jacksonville Agency. Members of governing board : Alexander Brest, Gert H. M. Schmidt, Luther F. Sadler, Operation : 1956; TV sets in area : 415,600. Judson Freeman; gen. mgr., Jesse H. Cripe. 1957, Florida -Georgia Fort Lauderdale Initial operation Television Co., Inc. ; April 1, 1969, an interim WSMS-TV (Channel 51) operation began, operated by channel 12 of Gold Coast Telecasting Co., Inc., 2801 E. Jacksonville. Oakland Park Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; (305) -o-- 523-7151 ; 523-8442. WJCT (Channel 7) (non -corn) James C. Harper, gen. mgr.; Robert Wil- Community Television, Inc., 2037 Main St., bor, prod. mgr. ; Jack Gregson, operations Jacksonville, Fla. 32206. 354-2806. mgr. ; Crolius. sports dir. ; Harry George Fred Redman, gen. mgr. ; Gene Napier, Haverkamp, chief engineer. chief engineer. Operation : Weed Television Corp. ; TV Operation : Sept. 10, 1958. household : --o- Fort Myers WJKS-TV (Channel 17) ABC WBBH-TV (Channel 20) NBC 9117 Hogan Rd., Box 17000, Jacksonville, Broadcasting -Telecasting Services Inc., Fla. 32216. (904) 724-9722. 3719 Central Ave., Fort Myers, Fla. 33901; John J. Keenan, v.p,& gen. mgr. ; C. Conrad (801) 936-0195. Gentry, sales mgr. ; Ray Chumley, Oper. mgr.; Joseph Buerry Jr., pres. & gen. mgr.; How- Tom Sheall, chief eng. operation. Feb. 1966.

461 WJXT (Channel 4) CBS James E. Allen, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr.; Lin WJXT, operated by the Post -Newsweek Mason, prog. mgr.; William Latham, eng. Stations, Florida Inc., P.O. Box 5270; 1851 mgr.; Robert E. Mahiman, gen. sales mgr.; Southampton Road, Jacksonville, Fla. 32207 ; Robert E. Bailey, sales mgr.; Don Fischer, (904) 398-0501. prom. mgr.; Kari F. Zedell, news dir. Glenn Marshall, Jr., chmn. of bd.; Leonard Operation : November 1961; L. TV house- Mosby, area vice-pres. ; James T. Lynagh, holds : 1,1065,000. vice-pres & gen. mgr. ; Robert W. Schellen- berg, gen. sls. mgr.; Robert L. Atkins, oprns. o-- mgr.; Irwin P. Starr, program dir. ; George WTHS-TV (Channel 2) (non -corn) Wetmore, engineering mgr. nat'l rep., TvAR. Dade County, Florida (Miami) Public Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 399,200. Schools Community Television Foundation of South Florida, Inc. 1410 Northeast Second Miami Ave., Miami 36, Fla.; 350-3222. WAJA-TV (Channel 23) Lester Freeman, pres.; George Dooley, exec. Coastal Broadcasting System Inc., 695 N. vice-pres. W. 199th St., Miami, Fla. 33169 (305) 625- Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 580,000. 1301. -o- William D. Stiles, gen. mgr., national sales WTVJ (Channel 4) CBS mgr., English language sales, Jack Leary, prog. dir.; Bert Delgado, prod. mgr.; Jim Wometco Enterprises, Inc., 316 N. Miami Ave., Miami, Fla. 33128; Hall, chief eng. ; James Lewis, local/regional 305-377-8241. sales mgr.; English language; Macey (Mike) Mitchell Wolfson, pres.; Louis Wolfson Schaffer, business dev. mgr., Warren Shu- II, Richard F. Wolfson, senior vice presi- dents. man, gen. mgr., Spanish lang. sales ; Larry William R. Brazzil, vice pres. & gen. Lunker, sales mgr. Spanish lang. sales. Rep.. mgr.; Dick Hollands, ass't. gen. mgr.; Ralph Edward Petry & Co.; Savlli/Gates Inc. Renick, vice-pres. in chg. of news ; Bob Bow- (Spanish) . er, chief eng. ; Joe Kline, dir. tech. oper.; Tom Burkhart, gen. sales mgr.; Tom Operation : Resumed Nov. 14, 1967. TV Fraioli, nat sls. mgr.; Lee households : 730,400. Waller. dir. of prog. oper.; Bill Clegg, dir. of broadcast ops.; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. WCIX-TV (Channel 6) Operation: 1949; TV homes in area: 724,- 800. Coral Television Corp., 1111 Brickell Ove., Miami, Fla. 33131. (305) 377-0811. C. Terence Clyne, chmn. of Bd.; Edward Orlando Q. Adams, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Frank Howell, WDBO-TV (Channel 6) CBS sales mgr. ; Lee Phillips, nws dir.; Larry The Outlet Co., 30 S. Ivanhoe H. Young Jr., Blvd., Or- chief engineer; Jack Willard, lando, Fla. 32802 ; 241-1491. business mgr.; George White, oper. mgr.; Joseph Jose Perez, Spanish coordinator. Rep.: Metro S. Sinclair, chmn. of bd.; Arnold F. TV Sales. Schoen, Jr., vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Chalmers S. Stromberg, chief eng. ; Everett H Hughes, Operation : Sept. 1967. TV households : prog. dir. & film buyer; Leonard S. Davey, 742,3000. Jr., sls. dir.; J. Colin Murchison, Jr., prod. dir. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co. Inc. WCKT (Channel 7) NBC Operation : 1954; TV homes in area: 380,- 000. Sunbeam Television Corp., P.O. Box 1118, Miami, Fla. 33138 ; 751-6692. S. D. Ansin, pres., Edmund Ansin, exec. WEAL -TV (Channel 18) v.p., gen. mgr.; Charles Philips, v.p. sales ; Neil Orange County Broadcasters, Inc., Box Murphy, controller ; Robert Paasch, 7547, Orlando, Fla. chief eng.; Al Sternberg, oper. mgr.; Gene R. H. Gunckel, Jr., pres.; Strul, news mgr. ; Wilson Griffith, public James H. Saw- af- yer, vice-pres. fairs ; Frank Struzzieri, film mgr.; Duke Uridge, promo. dir.; nat'l rep., Harrington, CP, not operating. Righter & Parsons ; Southern : Bomar Law- rence. -o-- WFTV (Channel 9) ABC Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 672,900. --o- Mid Florida Television Corporation, 639 W. Central, Orlando, Florida. 32805 ; Phone WPLG (Channel 10) ABC 241-6543. (Formerly WLBW-TV) Post -Newsweek Joseph L. Brechner, pres., treas., dir.; Stations of Fla. Inc., 3900 Biscayne Blvd., Hershell G. Stuart, vice-pres., dir.; Martin Miami, Fla. 33137. Segal, dir. sec'y; Marion B. Brechner, asst. 462 secy., & treasurer., dir. ; Hugh Robinson, reg. Mrs. Mary Spencer, sect.; A. G. Divers, sales ; William T. Latham, nat'l sls. mgr. ; treas.; R. LeRoy Lastlinger, exec. v.p. & gen. Harry Richard, prog. dir.; Tom Grubbs, mgr.; Orbra Harrell, chief eng.; Alan F. prod. mgr. ; Dodd Daniel, chief eng. ; Dennis Lewis, dir. prog. Gregory, film ed. ; nat'l rep. Blair TV. Operation : 1958 ; TV sets in area : 400,000. Operation : 1958. Palm Beach WFLA-TV (Channel 8) NBC Company, 905 Jackson St., WPTV (Channel 5) NBC The Tribune P. O. Box 1410, Tampa, Fla. 33601; Phone Scripps -Howard Bcastg. Co., 200 Park Ave, 229-7781. N.Y., N.Y. 10017. Studio : 5 Cocoanut Row, ; George W. Harvey, Palm Beach, Fla. 33480 (510) 952-6669. Allan Donohoe, pres. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; William B. Faber Chester E. Pike Jr., v.p. & gen. mgr.; Jack station mgr.; J. E. Faraghan, prog. dir.; Dosdourian, asst to gen, mgr. ; George Win- Doug Duperrault, prom, mgr.; George Gei- slow, nat'l. sales mgr.; Ron Fortner, exec. ger prod. mgr.; C. Wesley Quinn, gen sales prod.; Lewis Evenden, dir. of engineering mgr.; J. H. Mitchell, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Ed Roos, chief engineer. Rep.: Blair Televi- John Blair & Co. sion Associates Inc. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 822,500. Operation: Aug. 1954. TV households: -o- 895,800. Panama WTVT (Channel 13) CBS City WKY Television System Inc., 3213 John WJHG-TV (Channel 7) NBC, ABC F. Kennedy Blvd., Box 1198, Tampa, Fla. Gray Communications Systems, Inc., o.b.a., 33601; Transmitter, Route 1, Box 282, River- 2349, WJHG-TV, P.O. Box Panama City, view, Fla. 33569. Phone : 876-1313. Fla.; 234-2125. E. B. Dodson, exec. v.p. & mgr.; Robert M. ; E. James H. Gray, pres Raymond Carow, Olson, asst. mgr. ; Ray Dantzler, dir. prog. vice-pres.; Ray H. Holloway, station mgr.; news, & public aff. ; Robert Fowler, gen. sales Hugh V. Roche, sales mgr.; Jack Reinhart, mgr.; Dan Boger, prod dir.; Walter Rhoads, prod'n. mgr.; Perley Eppley, dir. of engineer- prom. mgr.; Hugh Smith, news dir. ; Lawton ing; Bill Carpenter, chief engineer; Earl Metcalfe, chief eng.; nat'l rep Katz Agency. Hadaway, prog. dir. ; nat'l rep., Adam Young, in 781,700. Inc. Operation: 1955; TV sets area: Operation : 1953 ; TV homes in area : 208,- W. Palm Beach 000. WEAT-TV (Channel 12) ABC Pensacola Gardens Broadcasting Co., P. O. Box 70, WEAR -TV (Channel 3) ABC West Palm Beach, Fla. ; TEmple 3-9668. Rollins T,3-rasting, Inc., Box 431, Pensa- John D. MacArthur, pres. ; James Connor, cola, Fla.; GLendale 5-7311. oper. dir.; James O'Rourke, gen. sales mgr.; Anthony C. Krayer, comptroller. O. Wayne Rollins. pres. ; Milt de Reyna. gen.. mgr. & nat'l. sls. & film buyer ; David Operation : 1955. Butts, operations mgr.; Harry Babb, chief -0- engineer ; Nat'l. Rep., Edward Petry & Co. WPTV (Channel 5) NBC Operation : 1954. Scripps -Howard Broadcasting Co. Sta- tions. 5 Coconut Row, Palm Beach, Fla.; St Petersburg 833-2471. WSUN-TV (Channel 38) Chester E. Pike, Jr., vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; WSUN, Inc., 201 Second Ave., N., St. Jack Dosdourian, asst. to gen. mgr. ; George Petersburg, Fla. 33701; 894-0191. Winslow nat. sls. mgr. ; Harry LeBrun, local sales mgr.; Dave Laskey, sls. mgr.; W. Lewis Stokes Gresham, Jr., general manager; Evenden, dir. of eng. ; nati rep., Blair Tele- nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. vision Associates. Operation : 1953. Operation: 1954 ; TV sets in area : 700,000. Tallahassee GEORGIA (See Thomasville, Ga.) Albany Tampa WALB-TV Inc. (Channel 10) NBC, ABC WEDU (Channel 3) Gray Communications Systems, Inc., P. O. Florida West Coast Educational Televi- Box 408, Albany Ga. 31701; 435-8386. sion, Inc., 908 South 20th St., Tampa, Florida James H. Gray, pres. ; Dorothy A. Zimmer- 33605 ; Phone : 248-5751. man, sect.; Raymond E. Carow, v.p. and gen. A. P. Perez, pres.; Truman Sims, v.p.; mgr.; Barbara Jones, treas.; Richard Carson, 463 controller ; Perley E. Eppley, dir. of eng. ; WQXI-TV (Channel II) ABC nat'l rep., Adam Young-VTM, Inc. Pacific & southern Broadcasting Co. Inc., Operation : 1954. 1611 W. Peachtree St., N.E. Atlanta, Ga. 30309. Athens George Hagar, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Sid Pike, WGTV (Channel 8, educational) sta. mgr. ; James Thrash, gen. sales mgr.; Regents of the Steve L. Halpern, local sales mgr. ; E. Byron University System of Lindsey, chief engineer; Georgia, 244 Washington St., S. W. Atlanta, Robert W. Neal, Ga. 30334. news dir. ; Luke Greene, dir., special events & community affairs ; Jack Donahue, prom, John W. Langdale, chairman ; George L. mgr. Rep.: Metro TV Sales. Simpson, chancellor. Operation : Sept. 1951. TV households : Operation : 1960. 1,056,000. ----e-- Atlanta WETV (Channel 30) (non -corn) WAGA-TV (Channel 5) CBS Board of Education of City of Atlanta, Storer Broadcasting Co., 1551 Briarcliff 740 Bismark Road, N.E., Atlanta, Ga. 30324. Rd. N.E., P.O. Box 4207, Atlanta, Ga. 30302. Phone : 873-4471. Tel. (404) 8755551. Bill C. Wainwright, pres. ; Mrs. Le Roy A. H. W. "Buddy" Ray, gen. mgr.; Terry Woodward, v.p. ; Haskell Boyter, dir. of edu- McGuirk, station mgr.; Jim Ferguson, prog. cational broadcasting. mgr. ; Dale Clark, pub.-aff. dir. ; Hugo Bondy, Operation: 1958. chief eng. ; Mike Romedy, prod mgr.; Wayne Studer, prom, mgr.; Bill Spell, research/ -o-- merchandising mgr.; A. Gifford Eager, nat'l WSB-TV (Channel 2) NBC sls. mgr. ; Charles "Chuck" Lipton, gen. sls. Cox Broadcasting 1601 mgr.; nat'l Corp., W. Peach- rep., Storer TV sales. tree St., N.S., Atlanta, Ga. 30309; (404) 892- Operation : 1949. 3456. -0_ J. Leonard Reinsch. pres. ; Frank Gaither, exec. v p. ; Don Elliot ; WAIT Heald, v.p. & gen. mgr. -TV (Channel 11) ABC J. P. Dwyer, bus. mgr.; Dave Riggs, news WQXI-TV, 1611 W. Peachtree St., N.E., dir. ; A. R. Van Cantfort, prog. dir. ; Henry Atlanta, Ga. 30309 ; Phone : 872-1141. White, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Tele -Rep.

Arthur H. McCoy, pres. ; George B. Ha- Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 961,400 gar, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Jim Thrash, gen. sls. (ADI) ; 635,200 (Metro figure). mgr.; Sid Pike, station mgr. ; Byron Lindsey, chief engineer; nat'l rep., Metro TV sales. Augusta Operation 1951: TV sets in area: 953,400. WATU-TV (Chancel 26) Augusta Telecasters, Inc., 4421 Central WAIL -TV (Channel 36) Ave., Charlotte, N. C. Studio : 7th at Rey- nolds, U. S. Communications of Ga., Inc., 1500 Augusta, Ga. 30906; (404) 722-9671. Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19102. Studio : Donald D. Starnes, sta. mgr. ; Pat Mulhe- 1830 Briarcliff Rd. N. E. Atlanta, Ga. 30329. rin, sales mgr.; Robert M. McDaniel, oper. Joseph E. Schmidt Jr., gen. mgr.; Arthur mgr. ; Aaron D. Allen, chief eng. ; Jay Mann, O'Connor, gen. sales mgr.; Larry E. Bur- news dir. ; David L. Steel, Jr., art dir. Rep.; roughs, Theodore M. Webster, asst. opera- The Devney Organization. tions mgr. ; Peter Thornton, adv. & prom. Operation : Dec. 24, 1968 ; TV households : mgr. ; Donald Addington, engineering mgr. ; 204,000. Richard H. Meeder, local sales mgr. Rep.: -o- Peters, Griffin Woodward Inc. WJBF (Channel 6) NBC, ABC Operation : Oct. 13, 1954. TV households : Fuqua Industries, Inc., Box 1404, Augusta. Ga. 30903 ; PA 2-6664. B. WJRJ-TV (Channel 17) ABC, CBS, NBC J. Fuqua, pres. John Radeck, v.p. and gen. mgr. ; D. MacDonald, treas. & bus. mar.: Turner 'Communications Corp., 1018 W. John Jopling, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H,/R Peachtree St., N.W., Atlanta, Ga. 30309. Television. (404) 873-2242. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 34w.. W. Robert McKinsey, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; 000. Milton Ledet, gen. sales mgr.; Dave Spindle, -o- chief engineer ; Henry Taylor, prog, dir. Rep.; Avco Radio TV Sales. WRDW-TV (Channel 12) NBC

Operation : Sept., 1967. TV households : Rust Craft Broadcasting Co., Television 666,600. Hill, N. Augusta, S. C. 29841. 464 Jack N. Berkman, pres. ; Fred Weber, exec. WTOC-TV (Channel l I) CBS, ABC v.p. ; Walter McCroba, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Savannah Broadcasting Co., 516 Abercorn James N. Armistead, sales mgr.; Ed Goforth, St., Savannah, Ga.; ADams 2-0127. chief eng.; Lee Sheridan, oper. mgr.; Rep.: W. T. Knight, churn. of bd.; F. Schley The Katz Agency. Knight, president ; Esther S. Pruett, asst. Operation : Feb. 1954 ; TV households : secy.-treas.; Ben Williams, exec. vice pres. & 447,500. sales mgr.; S. G. Knight, vice pres. & treas.; Dwight J. Bruce, vice-pres. & prog. dir.; Columbus Walt Kessel, prom. mgr.; Kyle E. Goodman, chief eng. ; nati rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. WRBL-TV (Channel 3) CBS Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 150,500. Columbus Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1350 13th Ave., Columbus, Ga.; FAirfax 2-0601. Thomasville -Tallahassee (Fla.) J. W. Woodruff, Jr., pres. & gen. mgr.; WCTV (Channel 6) CBS M. R. Ashworth, secy. & treas.; Ridley Bell, stat. mgr. & film buyer ; George A. Gingell, John H. Phipps Broadcasting Stations, dir. of pub. affairs ; Robert Walton, gen. sls. Inc., P.O. Box 3048, Tallahassee, Fla. 32303 ; mgr. ; Joe A. Gamble, chief eng.; nat'l rep., 904-385-2121. Katz Television. John H. Phipps. chairman; W. A. Snow- Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 600,000. den, dir. of eng.; Joe Hosford, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Colin S. Phipps, pres.; Jerry L. WTVM (Channel 9) ABC Williams, pgm. & operations mgr.; nat'l rep., Blair TV Assoc. Martin Theatres of Georgia, Inc., 1307 First Ave., Columbus, Ga.; FA 2-8828. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 215,200. Joe Windsor, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Lynn Avery, v.p. sales ; B. Carroll Ward, prog. dir. ; Georgia Educational Television Eddie Bland, production mgr.; AI Fleming, Network news dir. ; Roger Hale, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair Television. 1540 Stewart Ave., S.W., Atlanta, Ga. 30310; 758-8701. Operation: 1953: TV sets in area: 641,000. WABW-TV (Channel 14) Pelham, Georgia WACS-TV (Channel 25) Dawson, Georgia Macon WCES-TV (Channel 20) Wrens, Georgia WCWB-TV (Channel 41) NBC WCLP-TV (Channel 18) Chatsworth, Georgia Mailing address P. O. Box 929, Macon, Ga. WDCO-TV (Channel 15) Cochran, Georgia 31202; (912) 746-1455. WJSP-TV (Channel 28) Warm Springs, Georgia WVAN-TV (Channel 9) Pembroke, Georgia F. E. Busby, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Larry Wood, oper. mgr.; Joe Spears, chief eng; WXGA-TV (Channel 8) Waycross, Georgia W -12 -AL -TV (Channel 12) Clayton, Georgia Rep., Meeker Co.; Busby, Finch & Woods (Channel 71) Lafayette, Georgia (Southeast & Southwest). W-71-AJ-TV W -83 -AM -TV (Channel 83) Lookout Mt., Georgia Operation: Dec. 1968; TV households: 126,200. AFFILIATES: -o- WETV (Channel 30) Atlanta WMAZ-TV (Channel 13) CBS basic, ABC, NBC WGTV (Channel 8) Athens Multimedia Broadcasting Company, Box 5008, Macon, 31208; Ga. 746-7311. HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Wilson C. Wearn, pres.; Albert Sanders, gen. mgr. ; Elmo Simmons, Jr., gen sls. mgr. ; Hilo, Hawaii Dick Johnson, dir. admin. ; Robert Savage, KHAW-TV (Channel II) NBC prod. dir. ; Jim Arnold, film dir. ; Jim Lawhon, (Satellite of KHON-TV, Honolulu) chief engineer; nat'l rep, Katz Agency, Inc. Pacific & Southern Co., Inc., 1170 Auahi Savannah St., Honolulu, Hawaii 96814. Personnel same as KHON. Rep.: Metro WSAV (Channel 3) NBC TV. Inc., Broadcasting Center, P.O. WSAV, Operation : Nov. 1961. Box 2429, 1430 East Victory Dr., Savannah, Ga. 31402 ; ADams 6-0303. -o- Harben Daniel, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Meredith KHVO (Channel 13) ABC E. Thompson, vice-pres. & secy.-treas. & oper. (Satellite of KHVO-TV, Honolulu) mgr. ; H. M. Humpidge, comm. mgr.; George Gibbs, news dir.; Curt Avery, prod. mgr. ; Western Telestations Inc., Naniloa Hotel, Byron Strong, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H/R Hilo, Hawaii; Tel.: 3289, Hilo; Rep.: The Television. Katz Agency.

Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 174,200. Operation: May, 1960; TV sets in area: 465 KPUA-TV (Channel 9) CBS Lihue, Kauai ¡Satellite of KGMB-TV, Honolulu) K7OBW (Channel 3) CBS Pacific Broadcasting Company, Inc., P. O. (Satellite of KGMB TV Honolulu) Box 581, 1534 Kapiolani Blvd., Honolulu, Pacific Hawaii Broadcasting Company, Inc., P. O. 96814. Box 581, 1534 Kapiolani Blvd., Honolulu, Operation : 1955. Hawaii 96814.

Honolulu, Oahu Wailuku, Maul KA11-TV 7) NBC KGMB-TV (Channel 9) CBS (Channel (Satellite KHON-TV, Pacific Broadcasting Company, Inc., P. O. of Honolulu) Box 581, 1534 Kapiolani Blvd., Honolulu, Pacific & Southern Co., Inc., 1170 Auahi Hawaii 96814; 941-3011. St., Honolulu, Hawaii 96814. Cecil Heftel, pres. & gen. mgr., Gene Personnel : same as KHON-TV, Honolulu. Erber, asst. gen. mgr. and gen. sales mgr.; Rep.: Metro TV Sales. Robert V. Beadles, station manager ; Robert Operation: Nov. 1958. W. Sevey, News director; Phil Arnone, TV -o-- program director; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & KMAU-TV (Channel 3) CBS Co. (Satellite of KGMB-TV; Honolulu.) Operation: 1952; TV sets in area : 144,700. John S. Young Associates, Inc., P.O. Box - 1574, Kahului, Hawaii 96732. -o John S. Young, pres., treas. & gen. mgr.; KHON-TV (Channel 2) Honolulu Julius M. Vetter, chief eng. KAII-TV WAILUKU SATELLITE Operation: 1955. KHAW-TV HILO SATELLITE o KMVI-TV (Channel 12) ABC Pacific & Southern Co. Inc., 1170 Auahi (semi-satellite of separately -owned KHVH-TV, St., Honolulu 96814. Honolulu) De Sales Harrison, Jr., chairman of bd.; Maui Publishing Co., Ltd., Box 374, Wai- Arthur H. McCoy, president ; Duane R. luku, Hawaii. Harm, gen. mgr.; Daniel T. Kawakami, sta- tion mgr.; nat'l rep., Blair TV. Operation : Dec., 1955. Operation: 1952; TV sets in area; 180,000. IDAHO - Boise KHVH-TV (Channel 4) ABC KBOI-TV (Channel 2) CBS Western Telestations, Inc., 1290 Ala Moa- Boise Valley Broadcasters, Inc., 1007 Jef- na Blvd., Honolulu, Hawaii 96814. Tel. 537- ferson St., Boise, Idaho, 342-9331. 3991. H. Westerman Whillock, pres. & gen. Lawrence S. Berger, pres. & gen. mgr.; mgr. ; Brock O'Leary, vice-pres. ; James A. Mimeo Hamada, bus. mgr.; Mrs. Namlyn Johntz, asst. gen. mgr., & vice-pres. engineer- Snow, promo. mgr.; Robert S. Smith, prog. ing; Annabel R. Woodmore, corporate secy.; dir.; Charlie Riley, prod. mgr.; nat'l rep., Britt Bowden, sales mgr.; Dena G. Howell, Katz Agency. program director ; Robert Howell, film ed.; Operation: 1954 (formerly Kula TV). nat'l rep., McGavern Guild, PGW, Art Moore & Associates, Inc. TV sets in area: Approx. 170,000. (Pacific Northwest). Operation: ; -o- 1953 -0-TV sets in area : 140,600. KTVB-TV (Channel KIKU-TV (Channel 13) 7) NBC, ABC KTVB, Inc., Boise, Friendly Broadcasting Co., 150-B Puuhale Idaho, 709 Idaho St., Rd., P. O. Box 390, Boise, Ida. 83701; 208-342 Honolulu 96819. 4611. Richard Eaton, pres.; Joanne Ninomiya, gen. mgr. Georgia M. Davidson, pres.; Robert E. Krueger, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr.; Harold W. Operation: July, 1962; TV homes: 148,700. Toedtemeier, dir., Oper. ; Dan Smede, news dir. ; nat'l rep. Avery-Knodel, Inc. Waimea, Kauai K82AM (Channel 3) CBS Idaho Falls (Satellite of KGMB-TV, Honolulu) KID -TV (Channel 3) ABC, CBS Pacific Broadcasting Company, Inc., P. O. KID Broadcasting Corp., Box 2008, Idaho Box 581, 1534 Kapiolani Blvd., Honolulu, Falls, Idaho : 3 & 4. 522-5100. Hawaii 96814. J. Allen Jensen, pres. & gen. mgr.; Claude 466 D. Friedland, Cain, sta. manager ; Dave Wayne, prog. mgr.; Elmer Balaban, pres. ; Milton Robert B. Farrow, Carroll Secrist, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Peters, vice pres. & gen. mgr.; & Woodward, Inc.-Art Moore & As- admin. asst.; Thomas C. Peterson, station Griffin, William sociates, Inc. (Pacific Northwest). mgr. ; David A. Boyer, chief eng.; rep., Katz TV sets in area: 107.- Brackett, operations mgr.; nat'l Operation: 1953; Midwest. 200. Television 0 Operation : 1959. KIFI -TV (Channel 8) -o-- The Post Company, P. O. Box 2148, Idaho WCIA (Channel 3) CBS Falls, Ida. Phone : 523-1171. Midwest Television, Inc., 509 S. Neil St., Jim Brady, pres. & gen. mgr.; Herman Champaign, Ill.; 356-8333. & chief engineer ; nat'l Haefele, pgm. dir. A. C. Meyer, pres. ; Guy Main, exec. vice rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc.; Seattle rep., Feltis, pres.; James Fielding, dir. oper. & secy.- Dove & Croghan, Inc.; Northwest rep., treas. ; Robert L. Myers, dir. eng. & asst. to Charles Burrow; Denver rep., Robert Hix pres. ; Gerald P. Johnson, sls. mgr.; Leonard Co.. Inc. Davis, nat'l sales mgr.; Darrell Blue, prod. Operation : 1961. mgr.; William J. Helms, prog. mgr., John Ketterer, film buyer; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Lewiston Woodward. KLEW-TV (Channel 3) CBS, ABC Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 329,000. Cascade Broadcasting C., Box 615, 1115 Idaho St., Lewiston, Idaho; SHerwood 3- Champaign -Urbana 5581. WILL -TV (Channel 12) (non -corn) Dale Hall, gen. & sls. mgr.; Barney Ries- 228 Gregory Hall, University of Illinois, dorf, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Urbana, Ill.; 333-0850. Operation: 1955. Frank E. Schooley, mgr.; Rob R. Beldon, Pocatello chief eng. Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 400,000. KTLE-TV (Channel 6) KB LI, Inc., Box 192, Blackfoot, Ida. William B. Hesterman, vice-pres.; Jerold Chicago W. Johnson, sec'y-treas.; Owen Dean Jones, WBBM-TV (Channel 2) CBS dir. -mgr. Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., 630 N. McClurg Court, Chicago 11, Ill.; WHite- Twin Falls hall 4-6000.

KMVT (Channel I I) CBS, ABC, NBC Leon Drew, vice-pres., gen. mgr.; Mich- The KLIX Corporation, Elizabeth Blvd. & ael Schreter, bus. mgr., dir.; James R. Eastland Drive, Box 547, Twin Falls, Idaho; Stevenson, gen. sls. mgr.; George Pious, 733-1280. mgr.; nat'l sls.; Hal Biard, dir., adv. sls. promo.; Charles Hinds, prog. dir. ; Luther A. Gordon Glasmann, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Pierce, dir. ; tech. operations ; Wayne Weber, Geo. C. Hatch, vice-pres.; L. L. Langdon, dir. broadcast services ; Alice Necker, mgr., Cohen, film buyer ; Vann prod. mgr.; Sid film dept.; Sana Hale, sls. traffic mgr.; Rob- McArthur, tech. dir.; nat'l rep., TV Network Cahill, dir. Inc., Charles Bour- ert Ferrante, news dir.; Paul of Idaho, Avery-Knodel comm. rel.; Tom Dooley, sls. research dir.; rows (Northwest). nat'l rep., CBS Television Stations National Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 36,800. Sales. ILLINOIS Operation: 1946; TV sets in area: 2,494,- Aurora 000. WLXT (Channel 60) WBKB-TV (Channel 7) ABC South Kane -Kendall Broadcasting Corp., Companies, Inc., (312) American Broadcasting 17 S. Stolp Ave., Aurora, Ill. 60504; St., Chicago, Ill. 60601; AN - 897-0466. 190 N. State dover 3-0800. Ray L. Sherwood, pres. & gen. mgr.; John & gen. Almberg, dir. of oper. & sports ; Dick M. Richard A. O'Leary, vice-pres. admin. asst.; Hubbell, gen. sales mgr. ; Ray Thill, chief eng. mgr.; Clarence W. Heider, Operation: May, 1969. J. Warren Tomassene, gen. sls. mgr.; John C. Severino, sls. mgr.; Dean McCarthy, prog. Duffy, Champaign dir. ; Rocco Urbisci, exec. prod.; Chris Buzzard, eng. dir.; nat'l 15) NBC promo. dir.; Chuck WICD (Television rep., ABC TV Spot Sales. Plains Television Group, Inman Hotel, 17 2,400,- E. University, Champaign, Illinois 61820; Operation : 1948; TV sets in area: 352-7673. 000. 467 WFLD-TV (Channel 32) WSNS-TV (Channel 44) TV Chicago, a Joint Venture, 401 N. Wa- Video 44, a Joint Venture, 430 W. Grant bash Ave., Chicago, Ill. Pl., Chicago, Ill. 60614; (312) 929-1200. E. H. Shomo, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Frank X. Burt I. Harris, pres., Harriscope (L. A.) ; Daly, nat'l. sales mgr. ; Jack Bivans, gen. sales Alan Silverman, pres., Essaness Theatre mgr. ; Clifford Braun, prog. rngr. Rep.: Metro Corp. ; Yale Roe, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Charles TV Sales. W. Alton, chief eng. ; James T. Kelly, sales Operation : Jan., 1966 ; TV households : mgr. 2,800,500. Operation: April,--0- 1970. WLS-TV (Channel 7) ABC American Broadcasting Companies Inc., WTTW (Channel II) (non -corn) 190 N. State St., Chicago, Ill. 60601; (312) Chicago Educational Television Associa- 263-0880. tion, 5400 North St., St. Louis Ave., Chicago, Ill. 60625. Phone 312-583-5000. John Severino, gen. mgr. ; J. Warren Tom- assene, gen. sales mgr.; Clar W. Haeider, Edward L. Ryerson, hon. chmn. ; Newton admin, asst.; Jon F. Ruby, sales mgr. ; George N. Minow, chmn, ; Irving B. Harris, pres. ; Resing, Jr., dir, of prog. ; Ernst Ledebuhr, Homer P. Hargrave, Jr., v.p. ; George R. comptroller ; William Fyffe, news dir. ; Rep. : Ranney, v.p.; Alfred C. Stepan, Jr., v.p.; ABC Television Spot Sales, Inc. Carl S. Stanley, Treas. ; Robert L. Foote, secretary; John W. Taylor, executive Operation: Oct., 1943 ; TV homes : 3,355,- direc- 600. tor; Demetra Panagos, administrative asso- ciate; A. G. Ferreira, business manager; Ed- ward L. Morris, director of programming; WGN-TV (Channel 9) Robert Fuzy, program manager ; Clarence McIntosh, production manager ; Robert Seipp, WGN, Inc., 2501 W. Bradley PI., Chicago, film director; Thomas Sanberg, director of Ill. 60618 ; LAkeview 8-2311. development ; Carol Bryant, publicity direc- J. tor; William Woods, director of engineering; Howard Wood, chairman of the board; Paul A. Ward L. Quail, president; Dan Calibraro, Bock, chief engineer. Operation : 1955 ; vice president and assistant to the president ; TV sets in area : 2,300,- Bruce Dennis, vice-president and manager of 000. news, WGN group stations; Dan Pecaro, vice president and general manager, WGN tele- Danville -Champaign vision ; Ralph F. Batt, vice president and WICD-TV (Channel manager of engineering; Jack Brickhouse, IS) NBC manager of sports; Sheldon Cooper, vice Plains Television Corp., 17 E. University president and manager of programming, Ave., Champaign, Ill. 61820. Milton D. WGN television group stations; Jack Jacob- Friedland, gen. mgr. ; Thomas C. Petersen, son, program manager and executive pro- Sta. & sales mgr. ; David A. ducer; A. C. Field, Jr., manager of public af- Boyer, chief eng. ; William Brackett, opera- fairs, WGN group stations; James G. Han- tions mgr. lon, vice-president and manager of public re- lations and advertising; E. Boyd Seghers, Jr., Decatur manager of sales promotion and research; (Serving Decatur, Springfield & Champaign) John McDaniels, vice-president and general sales manager. WAND (Channel 17) ABC WAND -Television, Inc. (subsidiary of Lin Operation : 1948 ; TV homes in area : 3,617,700. Broadcasting Corp., Inc.), P.O. Box 631. Southside Drive, Decatur, III. 62525; Phone 217-428-4304. WMAQ-TV (Channel Jack Kussart, president & gen. mgr.; Don 5) NBC Lindsey, sis. mgr.; nat'l rep., Avco Radio-TV National Broadcastg. Co., Merchandise Sales. Mart, Chicago, Ill. 60654, 644-8300. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 569,506. Robert Lemon, NBC v.p. & gen. mgr.; W. C. Prather, sta. mgr.; Jim Hoel, gen. Harrisburg sis. mgr. ; Robert Walsh, local sis. mgr. ; Harry Trigg, prog. dir. ; Kenneth Christian- WSIL-TV (Channel 3) ABC Primary sen, oper. dir. ; Curt Pierce, mgr., tech. Oper. ; Turner -Farrar Association Studios, 21 W. Chet Campbell, dir. ad. prom. & pres. ; Rich- Poplar St., Harrisburg, III. ; 373. Transmit- ard H. Moss, video recording sis. rep.; nat'l ter: 2 miles West Creai Springs, Ill. rep., NBC Spot Sales. O. L. Turner, gen. mgr.; Charles Gilliam, Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 2,381,- chief eng. 000. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 201,000. 468 La Salle Martens, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Adam Young WEEQ-TV (Channel 35) -VTM, Inc. ( Satellite of WEEK -TV, Peoria, Ill.) Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 214,800. Mid -America Television Company, 2907 Springfield Rd., East Peoria, Ill. 61611. Rock Island WHBF-TV (Channel 4) CBS Moline Rock Island Broadcasting Co., Telco Bldg., WQAD-TV (Channel 8) 231 18 St., Rock Island, Ill. 61201; Phone: Moline Television Corp., 3003 Park 16th 786-5441. Area Code 309. St. Moline, Ill., 61625 ; 764-9694. Ben H. Potter, pres. ; Miss Marguerite F. Arthur M. Swift, exec. v. p. & gen. mgr.; Potter, vice-pres. & treas.; Maurice Corken, William Snyder, gen. sls. mgr.; Lloyd Bolk- v.p. & gen. mgr.; Ted Arnold, v.p. & dir. sls.; corn, public service mgr. (public affairs) ; Ed Dewey L. Nelsen, nat. sls. mgr.; Robert J. Claseman, bus. mgr. & asst. treas. ; Ray Krue- Sinnett, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry ger, chief eng. ; Jim King, dir. of news ; Ron & Co. Klayman, prog. & prom. mgr. Operation : 1950 ; TV sets in area : 450,000. Operation : 1963 Rockford Peoria WTVO (Channel 17) NBC WEEK -TV (Channel 25) NBC Winnebago Television Corp., N. Meridian Mid -America Television Company, 2907 Rd. & State, Rockford, Ill.; 963-5413. Springfield Rd., E. Peoria, Ill. 61611; 699- Harry Balaban, pres.; Hal Froelich, 3961. mgr.; Richard McDaniel, program dir. ; Tom Fred C. Mueller, gen. mgr.; Philip Merg- Anderson, sales mgr.; Al Petzke, chief eng. ; ner, gen. sales mgr.; Richard Evans, prog. Henry Taylor, film dir. ; Jack Lightner, pro- dir. ; Wayne Lovely, chief eng. ; Roger Offen- motion mgr. ; nat'l rep., Adam Young, Inc. bach, pub. & prom. mgr.; nat'l rep., Katz Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 580,300. Agency. -o--- : 1953 ; Operation TV sets in area : 325,000. WREX-TV (Channel 13) WREX-TV, West Auburn at Winnebago Rds., Rockford, Ill. 61105 ; 968-1813. WIRL-TV (Channel 19) ABC Member of The Gilmore Broadcasting Mid -America Media, Inc., 109 S.W. Jeffer- Corp. son Ave., Peoria, Ill. 61602; (309) 676-8911. Burrell L. Small, pres. ; Howard N. Fred- Springfield erick, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Robert Rice, sales WICS (Channel 20) NBC mgr. ; Al Uzzell, prod. mgr.; Don Clausen, chief eng. ; Rep.: Edward Petry & Co. Plains Television Corp., 2680 East Cook St., Springfield, III. 62703 ; Tel. 528-0465. Operation : Oct., 1953 ; TV households : 427,900. Elmer Balaban, pres.; Herbert Scheftel, treas.; Harry Balaban, secy.; Milton D. Friedland, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Jerrold WMBD (Channel 31) CBS Merritt, chief eng.; Harold Hoskins, prog. mgr.; Midwest Television, Inc., 212 S. W. Jeffer- Robert Steffan, prod. mgr.; Robert Farrow, nat'l sls. mgr.; H. K. Springer, con- son, Peoria, Illinois ; 676-0711. troller ; nat'l rep., Katz Agency. August C. Meyer, pres ; Guy F. Main, Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 483,200. exec. v.p. ; William L. Brown, gen. mgr.; John Ketterer, film & prog. co-ordinator; -o-- Neil Burk, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Peters, Grif- WMAY-TV (Channel 36) fin, Woodward, Inc. WMAY-TV, Inc., 504 E. Monroe St., Operation : 1958 ; TV sets in area : 338,300. Springfield, Ill. Gordon Sherman, pres. ; Lee Ruwitch, Syl Binkin, vice-pres.; Robert Weiner, secy.; WTVH 19) (Channel ABC Melvin Feldman, treas. Quincy CP, not operating. WGEM-TV (Channel 10) NBC, ABC INDIANA Quincy Broadcasting Co., Hotel Quincy, Bloomington -Indianapolis Quincy, Ill. 62301; 222-6840. WTTV (Channel 4) Independent T. A. Oakley, pres. ; J. S. Bonansinga, vice- pres., gen. mgr. & treas.; J. T. Reardon, secy.; Sarkes Tarzian, Inc., 3490 Bluff Road, In- Fred Colgan, prog. dir.; J. Ben Stewart, dianapolis, Ind. 46217 ; STate 7-2211. comm. mgr.; Bob Meyer, dir. of adv.; Jim Sarkes Tarzian, pres. ; Elmer C. Snow, gen. 469 mgr., broadcast div.; Don Tillman, program Fran Conway, comm. mgr.; Harry Michaels, mgr.; Clyde Dutton, gen. sales mgr.; Bernie prog. dir., Walter H. Jones, chief engineer, Souers, asst. gen. sales mgr.; Don Morgan, H -R -P, nat'l rep. chief engineer. Operation: 1954 ; TV sets in area : 253,000. Operation : 1949; TV sets in area : 650,000. -0- Elkhart -South Bend WKJG-TV (Channel 33) NBC WSJV (Channel 28) ABC WKJG. Inc., 2633 W. State Blvd.. Ft. Truth Publishing Co., Box 700, Elkhart, Wayne, Indiana 46808; Phone: 219-422-7474. Ind. 46514; Phone: 522-1518; South Bend John F. Dille, Jr., pres.; Hilliard Gates, 232-2828. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Calo Mahlock, prog. John F. Dille, Jr., pres.; Paul C. Brines, dir. ; William Kline, sales mgr.; Eugene exec. vice pres.; Don E. Fuller, vice pres. & A. Chase, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Blair Tele- gen. mgr.; Ken Owens, asst. station mgr. ; vision. Al Waters, nat'l sales mgr.; James Blacklaw, Operation : 1953; TV sets in area: 279,000. prog. dir.; Arthur C. Whitaker, Jr., film dir.; Louis Swift, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair. Operation: 1954 ; TV sets in area : 262,000. WPTA (Channel 21) ABC Sarkes Tarzian, Inc. 3333 Butler Road, Ft. Evansville -Henderson Wayne, Indiana. 219-483-0584. WEHT -TV (Channel 25) CBS Sarkes Tarzian, pres.; Don Dillion, gen. Gilmore Broadcasting Corp., P.O. Box 395, mgr.; Marvin Gottlieb, gen. sls. mgr.; Marc Evansville, Indiana 47704; 812-424-9215. Manges, prog. mgr.; Mike Buers, prod. mgr.; Howard Dorsey, news dir. ; George Castle, James S. Gilmore, Jr., pres.; Wm. R. chief engineer; nat'l rep., Metro TV. Hight, gen. mgr.; James Manion, gen. sls. mgr.; Bill Clark, contra.; Elmer Chancellor, Operation: 1957. chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel. Indianapolis Operation: 1955 ; TV sets in area : 243,600. WFBM-TV (Channel 6) NBC -G - Time -Life Broadcast. Inc., 1330 North WFIE (Channel 14) NBC Meridian St., Indianapolis, 635-9326. WFIE, Inc., 1115 Mt. Auburn Rd., Barry Zorthian, pres.; Eldon Campbell, Evansville, Ind. 47712; 425-6201. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Ruth Hiatt, admin. Ralph S. Jackson, pres.; Kelly Atherton, asst.; Jerry Chapman, sta. mgr.; William vice president & gen. mgr.; Chet Behrman, Davidson, bus. mgr.; Earl Johnson, prog. program director; Elmer Ingrassia, sales dir. ; Jim Mathis, sls. mgr.; Keith C. Strange, prom. ; ; mgr.; Mike Vandeveer, news director ; Ma- mgr. Robert Flanders, eng. dir. nat'l rion Paul, chief engineer. rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area 150,300 Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 763,000. (ADI) -o-- WISH -TV (Channel 8) CBS WEZI-TV (Channel 21) Indiana Broadcasting Corporation, 1950 South Central Broadcasting Corp., P. O. N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind.; 924- Box 3848, 1162 Mount Auburn Rd., Evans- 4381. ville, Indiana 424-8284. James C. Richdale, pres.; Robert B. Mc- CP, not operating. Connell, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Lemuel B. 0 Schofield, secy.-treas.; C. E. Wallace, Jr., chief eng.; Howard Bunnell, comm. mgr.; WTVW (Channel 7) Dave Smith, prog. mgr.; nat'l rep., Blair Evansville Television, Inc., 405 Carpenter Television. St., Evansville, Ind.; HArrison 2-1121. Operation: 1954 ; TV sets in area : 878,800. E. Berry Smith, gen. mgr.; nat'l rep., H/R Television. - o Operation: 1956; TV sets in area : 247,480. WLWI (Channel 13) ABC Avco Broadcasting Corp., 1401 Meridian Fort Wayne St., Indianapolis 2, Ind.; MElrose 9-2311. WANE -TV (Channel 15) CBS William E. Wuerch, gen. mgr.; Charles 2915 W. State Blvd., 742-9411. Indiana Larsen, comm. serv. dir. ; John R. Stuart, gen. Broadcasting Corp., Fort Wayne, Indiana sales mgr.; John Schmuhl, prog. mgr.; Stan 46808. Pederson, promo. mgr.; Norman Nixon, chief eng.; James C. Richdale, Jr., pres.; Reid G. nat'l rep., Avco Radio-TV Sales. Chapman, vice-pres., gen. mgr. & film buyer; Operation: 1957; TV sets in area: 863,200. 470 Lafayette WTWO (Channel 2) NBC WFAM-TV (Channel 18) CBS Illiana Telecasting Corp., P.O. Box 299, Lafayette, Indiana ; GIbson 7-2113. Terre Haute. Ind. 47808. & Richard F. Shively, pres. ; John A. Mac- John T. Gelder, Jr., exec. v.p. gen. mgr.; & ; Gregor, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Richard Light, prog. Robert B. Beall, asst. gen. mgr. sales mgr. Denehie, dir. ; Stevan Speheger, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Paul oper. mgr.; Rep.: Peters, Grif- Masla & Co. fin, Woodward, Inc. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 115,750. Operation : Sept., 1965. -o IOWA WLFI-TV (Channel 18) Ames RJN Broadcasting, Inc., McCarty Lane, WOI-TV (Channel 5) ABC Lafayette, Ind.; (317)447-2113. Iowa State Univ. of Science & Technology, Richard Long, mgr., sales mgr. & film buy- Ames, Ia.; Tel.: 294-5555. mgr. & chief eng.; er; Steven Speheger, asst. W. Robert Parks, pres.; Robert C. Mul- Bob Ural, news dir. ; Richard Light, Oper. ; mgr. ; mgr. hall, gen. mgr. Ted Tostlebe, comm. Tom Carmody, prom. mgr. ; Keith Kethcam, : 1953 ; : Operation May, TV households chief eng. ; Don Minnaugh, film dir. ; nat'l 246,100. rep., H -R Television, Inc. Operation: 1950; TV sets in area: 400,000. Muncie WLBC-TV (Channel 49) NBC, ABC Cedar Rapids Tri -City Radio Corp., 829 East 29th, Mun- KCRG-TV (Channel 9) ABC cie, Ind.; 288-4403. Cedar Rapids Television Co., 500 Third D. A. Burton, pres., treas. & gen. mgr.; Ave. S.E., Cedar Rapids, Ia. 52401; (319) J. M. Craig, sls. mgr. ; Garnet M. Burton, 364-4194. secy.; A. Rent, prog. dir.; Pat Finnegan, chief Joseph F. Hladky, Jr., pres. ; Ed Lasko, eng. ; nat'l rep., The Devney Organizations, sls mgr.; (Chicago), New York. gen. mgr.; Rollo F. Fletcher, nat'l Edna A. Herbst, prom. dir. ; Ery Shoemaker, 1953: in 159,000. Operation: TV sets area:. creative dir. ; Bill Wasinger, news dir. ; Walt Alliss, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry South Bend & Co. WNDU-TV (Channel I6) NBC Operation : 1953 ; TV homes in area: 332,- Michiana Telecasting Corp., Juniper Road, 000. Box 16, South Bend, Ind. 46624; 233-7111. -o- Wm. Thomas Hamilton, exec. v.p., gen. WMT (Channel 2) CBS mgr. ; David O'Shea, sls. mgr. ; Bazil O' - WMT-TV, Inc., Paramount Theatre Bldg., Hagan, v.p. & station mgr. ; Paul Walton, dir. Cedar Rapids, Ia.; 319-364-0171. WMT-TV, prog. opers. ; nat'l rep., Adam Young, Inc. Inc. Operation: 1955; homes in 630,- TV area: Lew Van Nostrand, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Doug- 800. las B. Grant, vice-pres. TV oper.; Jim Ward, prom. mgr. ; Ross Wilson, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. WSBT-TV (Channel 22) CBS : 1953; TV sets in area : 318,600. South Bend Tribune, 300 W. Jefferson Operation Blvd., South Bend, Ind. 46601; 233-3141. Davenport Jack E. Douglas, gen. mgr.; Jerry Bleck, WOC-TV (Channel 6) NBC nat. sales mgr. ; N. J. Gassensmith, pgm. dir. & film dir. ; Robert Bell, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., WOC Broadcasting Co., 805 Brady St., Katz agency. Davenport, Ia.; 324-1661. Operation : 1952. Sets in area : 327,200. D. D. Palmer, pres. & treas.; Robert H. Krieghogg, gen. mgr. ; Harold Heath, sls. Terre Haute mgr. ; Coy W. Bullard, tech. dir. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. WTHI-TV (Channel IO) CBS, ABC Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 472,780: Wabash Valley Broadcasting Corp 918 Ohio St., Terre Haute, Ind.; 232-9481. Des Moines Hulman, Jr., pres. & gen. mgr.; J. R. Anton KDIN-TV (Channel Cloutier, exec. vice-pres. & treas.; Ben Fal- II) ber, J r., vice-pres. & dir, of operations ; Russ Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network, Arnold, vice-pres. & dir. of facilities ; nat'l. P.O. Box 1758, Des Moines, Iowa 50306. rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. Dr. Robert F. Ray, chmn. of board; John Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 366,700. A. Montgomery, exec. dir.; Don D. Saveraid,

471 dir. of engineering; Michael J. LaBonia, dir. Mason City of programming; Elwin L. Basquin, dir. of KGLO-TV (Channel 3) CBS business affairs & dev. ; James Craig, director of instruction. Lee Enterprises, Inc., Second & Pennsyl- vania, Mason City, Iowa Operating. 50401; 423-2540. U--- Walter J. Rothschild, vice-pres., Lloyd D. Loers, gen. mgr.; John Phillips, sales mgr.; KRNT-TV (Channel 8) CBS David R. Soppenfield, Chief Engineer; Doug- Cowles Communications, Inc., Broadcast- las F. Sherwin, operations mgr.; Bart Cur- ing Division, 9th & Pleasant St., Des Moines ran, prod. dir.; Robert G. Fruehe, national Ia. 50309, 243-4141. sales mgr. Nat'l rep.: H -R Television. Robert W. Dillon, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 365,000. Paul Elliott, commercial mgr. ; Joe Hudgens, prog. dir.; Bill Hippee, gen. sales mgr.; Dick Sioux City Percival, bus. mgr.; Charles Quentin, chief KTIV (Channel 4) NBC, ABC eng.; Guy Koeningsberger, adv. & prom. KTIV Television Co., 10th & Grandview mgr.; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Blvd., Sioux City, Ia.; 8-0545. Operation : 1955; TV sets in area : 295,200. Dietrich Dirks, pres. & gen. mgr.; Eugene --0- Flaherty, exec. vice-pres.; Duane Kidder, WHO-TV (Channel 13) NBC vice-pres.; Bernard Marks, secy.; Eliza- WHO Broadcasting Co., 1100 Walnut St., beth Sammons, treas.; Wm. Yenerich, sales Des Moines, Iowa 50307; 288-6511. dir.; Don Stone, prog. dir.; A. E. Quilleash, prod. dir.; Al Smith, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Dr. David D. Palmer, pres. & treas. ; Robert Katz Television. H. Harter, v.p. and gen. mgr.; Al Barcheski, pgm. dir. & film buyer ; Ward McCleary, Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 233,837. prom. mgr.; Roy W. Pratt, chief eng.; nat'1 rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 307,350. KMEG (Channel 14) CBS Medallion Broadcasters Inc., Box 657, 7th Fort Dodge & Floyd Blvd., Sioux City, Iowa 51102; (712) KVFD-TV (Channel 21) NBC 277-3554. Northwest Television Co., Television John E. Fetzer, pres. ; Robert B. Donovan, Square, Fort Dodge, Ia.; 573-4121 & 573- v.p. & gen. mgr.; Robert G. Engelhardt, asst. 4131. mgr. & tech. dir.; Howard Garland, prog. dir. ; Del Kentener, business Edward Breen, pres. & gen. mgr.; Fred mgr.; Terry Lalley, sales mgr.; Ken Lawson, news super- Horn, vice-pres.; Robert Kelley secy ; Allan visor. R. Loomis II, treas.; Richard Johnson, prog. Operation : dir. ; Eve Rubenstein, mgr.; Gordon De Kos- Sept., 1967 ; TV homes : 152,300. ter, sls. mgr.; David Sinclair, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Bernard Howard, Inc. -o-- KCAU-TV Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 72,621. (Channel 9) ABC-TV Forward of Iowa, Inc., 7th & Douglas Sts., Iowa City Sioux City, Iowa 51101; 712-227-2345. William F. Turner, exec. vice-pres. & gen'l KIIN-TV (Channel 12) mgr.; Clair W. Giles, Assistant gen'l mgr.; Iowa Educational Broadcasting Network, Paul O'Bryan, gen. sales mgr.; Scott Mar- P.O. Box 1758, Des Moines, Iowa, 50306. riner, local sales mgr.; David L. Slater, op- Dr. Robert F. Ray, churn. of bd., John A. erations mgr.; William Harling, production Montgomery, exec. dir.; Don D. Saveraid, dir.; Jim Henry, promo. dir.; Pat Francis, dir. of engineering; Michael J. Bonia, dir. traffic dir.; Glen A. Larsen, technical dir.; of business affairs & dev.; James Craig, dir. Charles Harness, news dir.; Gene Sherman, sports of instruction. dir.; Representatives : The Meeker Company ; Operating. Minneapolis : Harry S. Hyatt Co., Inc.; South, Southwest : Busby, Finch Woods, & Kirksville -Ottumwa Inc. Operation: 1953; TV homes in aea : 252,- KTVO (Channel 3) ABC, NBC, CBS 500. Broadcast Center, Ottumwa, Ia. 52501; 515-682-4535. Waterloo Alvina M. Britz, gen. mgr.; Thomas Gag- non, sls. mgr.; Frank A. Douma, dir. pub- KWWL-TV (Channel 7) NBC lic relations; Joe Galvan, Oper. dir.; Jack Black Hawk Broadcasting Co., E. 4th & Paris, station mgr.; Gerald F. Dreger, chief Franklin, Waterloo, la.; ADams 4-4404. Inc. eng. ; nat'l rep., H/R Representatives, Robert Buckmaster, president; Donald M. Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 225,900. Graham, vice-pres.; Burns Nugent, v.p. & 472 gen. mgr.; Robert A. Young, treas.; Thomas Pittsburg L. Trunnell, sect. ; Jim Bradley, dir. oper. ; KOAM-TV (Channel 7) NBC Ed Tink, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. Mid -Continent Telecasting, Inc., P.O. Box 659, Pittsburg, Kans. 66762: ADams 1-0400. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 328,866. Lester L. Cox, chairman ; E. V. Baxter, vice-pres. ; KANSAS pres. ; M. L. Cox, H. Lang Rogers, Fred Hughes, secy. ; R. E. Wade, treas. & Ensign gen. mgr. ; Louis R. Martin, prog. dir. ; Leo KTVC (Channel 6) CBS Stafford, chief eng.; nat'l rep., The Katz Southwest Kansas Television Co., c/o Agency, Inc. Leigh Warner, Cimarron, Kans. Operation : 1953. Leigh Warner, pres. ; F. C. Walker, treas. : Wm. Montgomery, Syracuse, Kansas, sec'y. Topeka Operation : 1957. WiBW-TV (Channel 13) CBS Stauffer Publications, Inc., Box 119 Tope- Garden City ka, Kansas 66601.913-272-3456. KGLD-TV (Channel 11) NBC satellite of KARD- Thad M. Sandstrom, Gen. Mgr. ; Charles TV, Wichita, Kan. Ross, Mgr.; Nat'l Rep., Avery-Knodel, TV (Part of Kansas State Network) Kansas sets in area: 309,100. State Network, Inc., P.O. Box 333, 833 North -o-- Main, Wichita, Kansas 67201; AM -5-5633. KTSB (Channel 27) NBC Operation : Nov. 1958. Studio Broadcasting System Div., High - wood Service Inc., P.O. Box 2700, Topeka, KUPK-TV (Channel 13) ABC Kan. 66601; (913) 582-4000. (Satellite of KAKE-TV, Wichita, Kan.) Alan Bruce Bennett, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Harry L. Strader, dir. of prod. & opers. ; KAKE-TV & Radio Inc., Box 1010, Wich- Jack L. Atkinson, dir, of accounting; Herbert ita, Kan. 67201. L. Brown, dir. of sales ; George R. Teplansky, Martin Umansky, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Bob dir. of engineering ; E. Richard Brewster, dir. Surber, sta. mgr. ; Charles Son, news dir. ; of news. Paul Hinderliter, chief eng. ; John Strauss, Operation : 1967 ; TV households : 331,700. prog. dir.

Operation : Oct., 1964. Wichita KAKE-TV (Channel 10) ABC Goodland KAKE-TV and Radio, Inc., 1500 North KLOE-TV (Channel IO) CBS West St., Box 1010, Wichita, Kans. ; 943-4221. Kays, Inc., 17th & Broadway, Goodland, Mark H. Adams, pres. ; Charles E. Jones, Kans. ; TWinoaks 9-2321. treas. ; Martin Umansky, vice-pres. & gen. Kay Melia, gen. mgr. mgr. ; Harold Newby, vice-pres. & chief eng. ; John Froome, v.p. and prog. mgr. ; Bryce Operation : 1958. Benedict v.p. and gen. sales mgr. ; Paul Threl- f all, v.p. & news mgr.; Katz Agency, Inc. Great Bend Operation : 1954. KCKT (Channel 2) NBC (Satellite of KARD-TV, Wichita, Kan.) KARD-TV (Channel 3) NBC Kansas State Network, Inc., P.O. Box 333, (Satellites-KCKT-TV, Great Bend, Kan. Ch. 2; 11; KOMC-TV Wichita, Kan. 67201. KGLD-TV, Garden City, Kan. Ch. McCook, Neb., Ch. 8) Rep.: Tele -Rep. Kansas State Network, Inc., P.O. Box 333 ; Operation : Nov., 1954. 833 North Main, Wichita, Kan. 67201; AM- herst 5-5633. Hays Don Sbarra, pres. & gen. mgr. ; C. E. Hen- KAYS-TV (Channel 7) CBS, ABC drickson, v.p. & sls mgr. ; G. R. Stover, promo. ; eng. ; nat'l (Satellite KLOE-TV, Goodland, Kan.) mgr. Rod Herring, v.p. & chief rep., Telerep. KAYS Ilse., Box 817, Hays, Kansas. Operation: 1955 ; TV sets in area : 417,000. Robert E. Schmidt, gen. mgr. ; Bernard Brown, sta. mgr. ; Keith Townsdin, dir. of Wichita -Hutchinson engineering ; Errol Wuertz, prod. mgr.; Rep.: 12) CBS Avery-Knodel Inc. ; Blair TV. KTVH (Channel Inc., 2815 E. 37th Operation : Sept., 1958 ; TV households : Wichita -Hutchinson Co., 97,000. St., North, P.O. Box 12, Wichita, Kansas, 473 TEmple 8-1411; 1800 N. Plum St., Hutchin- erick A. Guerdan, gen, sales mgr.; William son, Kans.; MOhawk 5-5503. F. Bratton, Jr., chief engineer; Michael D. Joyce A. Swan, pres.; M. Dale Larsen, aKnarek, news & public affairs dir.; Paul ; exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Dale Heckel, Warnecke, operations mgr. Rep.: H -R Tele- dir. of eng.: Robert D. Snyder, asst. gen. vision Inc. mgr., Julius Efflandt, dir. of programming, ; Operation : 1968 ; TV households : 212,100. Robert D. Snyder, nat. sales mgr. ; nat'l rep., Blair Television. WKYT-TV (Channel 27) Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 375,000. Kentucky Central Television Inc., Box 655 KENTUCKY Lexington, Ky. ; Offices : Rt. 4, Winchester Ashland Rd ; Phone : (606) 299-0411. WALN-TV (Channel 59) L. C. Redmon, gen. mgr. ; Robert Q. Tiedje, sales mgr., Hal Schumacher, dir. of engineer- Polan Industries, 321 8th St., Huntington, ing. W. Va. Operation: June 1967. Albert S. Polan, E. G. Polan, Lincoln M. Polan, Charles M. Polan and Lake Polan, -o- Jr., owners. WLEX=TV (Channel 18) NBC WLEX-TV, Inc., P. O. Box 1457, Russell CP, not operating. Cave Road, Lexington, Kentucky 40501; Bowling Green 606-255-4404. Harry C. Barfield, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Wm. WLTV (Channel 13) ABC B. Gess, vice-pres. ; John G. Atchinson, secy.; Argus Bcstg. Co., Box 1198, Bowling Ed White, nat. & reg. sls. dir. ; Bob Davidson, Green, Kentucky 42101. Icl. sis. mgr. ; Bob Jones, oper. dir. & program Joe M. Walters, v.p. gen. mgr., film buyer, dir.; James W. Robertson, v.p.-engineering; Al Scheer, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., The Meeker & gen. film buyer ; Bill Woods, sports dir. ; Wallace McCoy, engineer; Bill Swetmon, Company. prod. dir. Rep.: Savalli/Gates Inc. Operation: 1955; TV households in area: Operation: June, 1962; TV households: 158,430 (NSI, Sept. '69). 265,600. Evansville-Henderson (Ind.) Louisville WAVE -TV (Channel 3) NBC basic WEHT-TV (Channel 50) CBS ORION Broadcasting Inc., P.O. Box 1000; WEHT, Inc., Box 395, Evansville 4, Ind.; 725 S. Floyd Street, Louisville, Ky. 40203 ; HArrison 4-9215. 585-2201. Edwin G. Richter, pres.; Wm. R. Hight, Mrs. Jane Norton, Ch. of Bd.; T. Ballard vice-pres., gen. mgr.; James Manion, sales Morton, j r. pres.; Ralph S. Jackson, exec. mgr. ; Harold A. Poole, contr.; Elmer vice pres. & gen. mgr.; Arthur M. King, v.p., Chancellor, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Young Tele- sec'y; Lee Browning, v.p., stn. mgr.; George vision Corp. Brown, treas ; Frank R. Miller, Operations Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 405,000. mgr.; Houston Jones, nat'l sales mgr. ; Bill Gladden, pub. rel. & pub. ; Bill Logan, promo. Hazard dir. ; H. B. Holtman, chief eng. ; Rodney WKYH-TV (Channel 57) Ford, news editor ; nat'l rep., Katz Agency. Hazard Television Co., Inc., 569 Main St., Operation: 1948; TV sets in area: 605,700. Hazard, Ky. 41701 ; (606) 436-4444, 436-2522. -o- William D. Gorman, pres. ; W. Glenn Rey- WKPC-TV (Channel 15) nolds, sta. mgr. ; Audrey Owen, traffic & prog. (non-com) dir. ; Lamar Richie, chief eng.; William D. Licensed to : Board of Education of Jeffer- Gorman, Jr., film buyer; Charles R. Rucker, son County, 3332 Newburg Road, Louisville, prod. mgr. ; Rep.: Kentucky 40218. Operation : Oct., 1969. -o - o WHAS-TV (Channel 11) CBS WKHA (Channel 35) (non -corn) WHAS, INC., 520 W. Chestnut, Louisville, Kentucky State Board of Education, Ky. 40202 ; 582-7319. Frankfort, Ky. Barry Bingham, board chairman; Victor A. Lexington Sholis, pres. ; George E. Johnson, sales dir. ; Richard Sweeney, operations dir.; Edward WBLG-TV (Channel 62) ABC Hesse!, prom. mgr. ; Charles McDaniel, film WBLG-TV Inc., P.O. Box 1748, Lexing- dir. ; William Hunter, dir. of eng. ; nat'l rep., ton, Ky. 40501; (606) 299-6262. Harrington, Righter and Parsons, Inc. Roy B. White Jr., pres. & gen. mgr.; Rod - Operation: 1950; TV sets in area: 576,500. 474 Owensboro Houma WKYT (Channel 62) KHMA-TV (Channel II) Aircast, Inc., 3015 Radiance Rd., Louis- St. Anthony Television Corporation. 4911 ville, Ky. Oxford Dr., Mobile, Ala. Stephen P. Bellinger, pres.; Ben H. Townsend, vice-pres. ; Morris E. Kemper, Lafayette treas. ; Joel W. Townsend, secy. KATC (Channel 3) ABC CP, not operating. Acadian Television Corp., 1103 Eraste Lan- dry Rd., Lafayette, La. 70501; (318) 232- Paducah 6111. WPSD-TV (Channel 6) NBC Mrs. Frances T. Kurzeg, pres.; William A. Paducah Newspapers, Inc., P. O. Box Patton, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Roy K. Rhodes, 1037, 100 Television Lane, Paducah, Ky. sales mgr. Rep.: The Meeker Co. ; James S. ; & 42001; Phone : 442-8214. Ayers Co., Inc. (Southeast) Busby, Finch Frank Paxton, pres.; Fred Paxton, vice- Woods (Southwest). pres. & mgring dir. ; Sam Livingston, gen. Operation : 1962 ; Tv households : 357,600. mgr. ; Don Brown, chief eng. ; nat'I rep., H -R Representatives, Inc. Lafayette/New Iberia Operation: 1957; TV sets in area: 325,000. KLNI-TV (Channel 15) NBC Southwestern Louisiana Communications LOUISIANA Inc., Highway 90 South, Lafayette, La. 70501; Alexandria (318) 233-1515 ; Mailing address : P.O. Box KALB -TV (Channel 5) NBC, CBS, ABC 52409, Lafayette, La. 70501. Lanford Telecasting Co., Inc., 605-11 Wash- T. Marshall Weaver, exc. v.p. & gen. mgr.; ington St., Alexandria, La. ; 318-445-2456. Joe C. Monroe, sales mgr.; Terry Dover, T. B. Lanford, pres.; Robert E. Miller, oper. mgr. ; Clyde Sylvester, chief eng. ; Di- prom. ; Rep.: The Dev- gen. mgr. ; Berton Chandior ; nat'l sales mgr.; anne Mensman, dir. of ney Inc. Tom Webb, sales mgr, ; Franklin Whitehead, Organization sls. serv. mgr. ; Tom Maynard, promotion Operation : 1968 ; TV households : 95,500. dir. ; J. T. Caskey, program dir. ; nat'I rep., The Katz Agency. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 351,000. KLFY-TV (Channel 10) CBS Texoma Broadcasters, Inc., 2101 Jefferson Baton Rouge St., Lafayette, Louisiana CE5-9494. WAFB-TV (Channel 9) CBS. ABC M. N. Bostick, President; Thomas G. Guaranty Broadcasting Corp., Baton Pears, General Manager ; Jim Allen, asst. Rouge, La. mgr. ; John Carroll, Chief Engineer ; Al Nu- gent, prod. mgr. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television, George A. Foster, jr., chmn. of bd. ; Tom Inc. E. Gibbens, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Harry P. Gamble, Jr., v.p., and gen. counsel ; Forest G. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 210,000. Ray, secy. ; Clarence H. Willett, treas. ; Ed Lamy, prog. dir. ; Mervyn Rhys, comm. mgr. ; Lake Charles Donald K. Allan, chief eng., oper. mgr.; KPLC-TV (Channel 7) NBC Grace McElveen, prom.-mdsing. dir., nat'l 320 Division rep., Blair Television Calcasieu Broadcasting Co., Associates. St., P. O. Box 1521, Lake Charles, La.; Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 376,000. HEmlock 6-3631. Pelham Mills, pres. & gen. mgr.; A. B. -o - Craft, prog. mgr.; Jeb Swanson, prom. dir.; WBRZ (Channel 2) NBC, ABC Fred Hosli, local sls. mgr.; Roy Le Jeune, Louisiana Television Broadcasting Corp., chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Advertising Time Sales. P.O. Box 2906, Baton Rouge, La. 70821; Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 247,800. 348-1491. Douglas L. Manship, pres. and gen. mgr.; Monroe B. B. Taylor, jr., vice-pres.; Charles P. Man- KNOE-TV (Channel 8) CBS, ABC ship, Jr., secy. & treas. ; John Ferguson, prog. mgr. ; John T. Crowe, prod. mgr. and op. Noe Enterprises, Inc., Knoe Road, P. O. mgr. ; Pat Weathersby, chief eng. ; Jules L. Box 4067, Monroe, La.; FAirfax 2-8155. Mayeux, gen. sales mgr. ; Robert J. Headlee, James A. Noe, chairman of bd.; James A. local & regional sales mgr.; Harry A. Wilson, Noe, Jr., pres.; Paul H. Goldman, exec. v.p. promotion mgr. ; Gordon Loudon, farm dir. ; & gen. mgr. ; Harry Arthur, v.p. pgms. & nat'l rep., Avco Radio & TV Sales. asst. gen. mgr.; Ray Boyd, vice-pres. & tech. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area: 396,400. dir.; Ansel Smith, v.p. operations ; Buford 475 Craft, film dir. ; nat'l rep., H-R Television, Kent Porter, nat'l. sales mgr.; John Coco, Inc. sales mgr.; Chuck Crossno, technical dir.; Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area : 400,000. Robert Lawrason, chief engineer; Don Mil- ler, prog. dir.; June Allen, new dir. Rep.: o- Adam Young Inc. KTVE (Channel 10) NBC -ABC Operation : 1967 ; TV households : 425,800. (A Gray Communications System Station) KTVE, Inc., 206 Catalpa, Monroe, La.; -o- 300 West Main, El Dorado, Arkansas ; 318- 323-7716. WYES (Channel 8) (non -corn) Greater New Orleans Educational Tele- James S. Tighe, vice-pres. & gen mgr.; vision Foundation, John Long, sta. mgr.; Charles Price, sales 916 Navarre Ave., New mgr.; (Mrs.) Gyl Rowell, dir. nat'l. sales; Orleans, La. 70124 ; 486-5511. James McManus, prgm. dir.; Pete Sparks, W. S. Hart, gen. mgr. ; Phillip I. Goodman, chief eng. Representatives : The Meeker dir. of prog.; A. E. Maurin, Jr., dir. of eng. Company ; South : James S. Ayers Co. ; Clyde Operation : 1957. Melville, Texas. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 292,600. Shreveport New Orleans KSLA-TV (Channel 12) CBS basic WDSU-TV (Channel 6) NBC KSLA-TV, Inc., P. O. Box 92, Shreve- port, La.; Phone : 424-8101. WDSU-TV, Inc., 520 Royal St., New Orleans, La. 70130; Phone: 524-4376. Winston B. Linam, gen. mgr.; Ben McLaughlin, sales mgr.; John Renshaw, A. Louis Read, pres. & gen.mgr.; Robert prog. dir.; Robert Weimar, prom. dir.; Schultis, vice pres. & sales mgr.; Dwight W. Morris C. Barton, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Martin, v.p. & B. treas.; Thomas Lemann, Harrington, Righter & Parsons. secy.; Thomas Grote, asst. treas.; Jerry Ro- mig, v.p. programming; Maury A. Midlo, Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 349,600. prom. dir.; Lindsey Riddle, v.p. & chief eng.; o- Ed Planer, v.p. news ; nat'l rep., Blair Tele- vision. KTAL-TV (Channel 6) NBC Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 930,000. KCMC, Inc., 3150 No. Market St., Shreve- port, La.; Tel.: 425-2422. Texas : 3227 Sum- -o- merhill Rd., Texarkana; 793-1133. WVUE-TV (Channel 8) ABC W. E. Hussman, pres.; H. Lee Bryant, Screen Gems Broadcasting of Louisiana, gen'l. mgr.; Alan Johnstone, nat'l sales mgr.; Inc., 1418 Cleveland Avenue, New Orleans, Gilbert Wilson, mgr. sales & opera. Texar- La. 70112; Phone : 525-9011 TWX-504-822- kana; Jean Byrd, prog. dir.; Rubin Masters, 6364 ; Area Code: 504. dir. of eng. Norman Louvau, pres. ; Douglas J. Elleson, Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 490,900. vice-pres. & gen mgr.; Jack Long, gen. sales mgr. ; John B. Simpson, promotion mgr.; Emil Loskot, bus. mgr.; Zvi H. Shoubin, -0- prog. dir.; Allen L. Gunderson, chief eng. ; KTBS-TV (Channel 3) ABC Alec ; Gifford, dir. nat'l rep., Metro TV Sales, Inc., 485 Lex. Ave., N. Y. 10022. KTBS, 312 E. Kings Highway, Shreveport, La ; Phone: 868-3644. Operation : 1959 ; TV sets in area : 650,000. E. Newton Wray, pres. & gen. mgr.; -o-- George D. Wray, Jr., vice-pres. ; Charles W. WWL-TV (Channel 4) Wray, secy.-treas.; Deane R. Flett, sta. mgr.; Loyola University, 6363 St. Charles Ave., Gene McInnis, promo. mgr.; Marvin L. Per- ry, Jr., film dir.; Claude Scott, chief eng.; New Orleans 18, La. Phone : UNiversity nat'l rep., Katz Agency. 6-5471. Studios : 1024 North Rampart St., New Orleans 16, La. Phone: 529-4444. Operation: 1955 ; TV sets in area: 430,000.

Rev. Homer R. Jolley, pres. ; Rev. Francis Benedetto, S. J., faculty dir.; J. Michael MAINE Early, v.p. and gen. mgr. Augusta Operation: 1957 WCBB (Channel 10) o Colby-Bates-Bowdoin Educational Tele- casting Corp, c/o Bates College ; Bates Col- WWOM-TV (Channel 26) ABC, CBS, NBC lege, Lewiston, Me. 783-3542. Channel 26 Inc., International Trade Mart, Roland A. Desjardins, chief eng.; Odell Canal St., La. 70112; (504) 524-7667. Skinner, gen. mgr. ; Lester J. Richards, prog. David W. Wagenvoord, pres. & gen. mgr.; mgr.; Mrs. Laina Houtari, traff. mgr. 476 Bangor mond A. Gilvard, prog. mgr. ; Henry L. Van nat'l rep., Blair TV WABI-TV (Channel 5) CBS Amburgh, chief eng.; Assoc. Community Telecasting Service, 35 Hil- dreth St., Bangor, Me.; Phone 947-8321. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 416,000. Walter Dickson, pres. ; John McRae, gen. Presque Isle mgr. ; Kenneth Little, chief eng.; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc.; Kettell-Carter (New WAGM-TV (Channel 8) England; Andy McDermott, (Canada). Aroostook Broadcasting Corp., P.O. Box 1149, Presque Isle, Me. 04769 ; Phone : 207- : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 140,000. Operation 764-4461. -o- W. L. Dickson, pres. ; S. A. Lyons, vice- WEMT (Channel 7) ABC pres. : 1956. Down East TV Inc., 41 Farm Rd., Bangor, Operation Me. 04401; (207) 945-6457. MARYLAND Melvin L. Stone, pres. ; Frank Lokey, exec. v.p., gen. mgr. & nat'l. sales mgr. ; William H. Baltimore Hart, v.p., sales ; Philip J. Gildart, Jr., gen. WBAL-TV (Channel I I) NBC sales mgr. ; Russ Page, prod. dir. ; Paul Bunk- The Hearst Corp., Maryland's Broadcast er, chief engineer; Mari Hillman, traffic Center, Baltimore, Md. 21211; HOpkins mgr. ; Carol Patterson, film dir. Rep.: Jack 7-3000. Masla & Co. Brent Gunts, vice pres. & gen. mgr.; Willis : ; : 220,000. Operation 1965 TV households K. Freiert, asst. mgr. & dir. of sls. ; Otto -0- R. Claus, chief eng. ; Ann Mar, sales coordina- ; Robert G. Kingwell, adv. & prom. dir. ; WLBZ-TV (Channel 2) NBC tor John Frankenfield, program dir. ; Wes Potter, Inc., Brix 934, Mt. WLBZ Television, asst. prog. dir. ; Joe Sullivan, operations mgr. ; Hope Ave., Bangor, Me.; 942-4822. J. Sydney King, community service mgr. ; Mary R. Thompson, pres.; Jack Atwood, Jerry Moving, news mgr. exec. vice-pres. ; Rudy Marcoux, station Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 1,639,- mgr.; John H. Wibby, chief eng.; nat'l rep., 100. Katz Agency. -o-- Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 125,000. WJZ-TV (Channel 13) ABC Westinghouse Broadcasting Co., Inc., 3725 Poland Spring Malden Ave., Baltimore, Md. 21211: 664- WMTW-TV (Channel 8) 7600. Mt. Washington TV Inc., Poland Spring, Donald H. McGannon, pres. ; Herbert B. Me. ; 998-4311. Sales dept., Portland, 733- Cahan, Group W area vice-pres. ; John M. 5664. Rohrbach, Jr., gen. mgr. ; Sherri L. Sieving, audience & sales promo. mgr. ; Paul D. Coss, Paul Harron, pres. ; Jack Flynn, vice-pres. prgm. mgr. ; Fred Koehler, bus. mgr. ; Ste- & gen. mgr. ; Robert M. Joyce, asst. gen. phen D. Seymour, gen. sales mgr.; Robert mgr. ; Claus Wiese, prod. mgr. ; Parker H. Donahue, chief eng. Vincent, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H -R Reps. Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 1,865.300. Operation : 1954.

Portland WMAR-TV (Channel 2) CBS (Channel 6) NBC WCSH-TV The A. S. Abell Co., WMAR-TV, Tele- Maine Radio and TV Co., 579 Congress St., vision Park, P.O. Box 1957, Baltimore, Md. Portland, Me. 21203; 377-2222. Mary R. Thompson, pres. ; Jack S. Atwood, Donald P. Campbell, vice pres. & gen. mgr. ; gen. mgr.; Don Powers, sta. mgr. ; Arthur Robert B. Cochrane, asst. gen. mgr. & prog. Leavitt, chief eng.; Bruce McGorrill, sales dir. ; A. G. Picha, prom., pub., dir. ; Dale B. ; Bowler, mgr. ; Lew Colby, prom. dir. George Wright, bus. mgr. ; George Rogers, news dir. ; film dir.; nat'l rep., Katz Agency. David Stickle, dir. pub. affairs ; Edwin B. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 210,000. Mick, prod. rngr. ; C. G. Nopper, dir. of eng. ; -0- nat'l rep., Katz -TV. Operation : 1947 ; T Vsets in area : 2,004,- WGAN-TV (Channel 13) CBS 500. Guy Gannett Broadcasting Services, 390 Congress St., Portland, Me. 04111; 772-4661. Jean Gannett Arnzen, pres. ; George H. WMET (Channel 24) Anderson, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; George D. United Broadcasting Co. of Eastern Mary- Lilly, station mgr. ; Arnold A. Kuvent, prom. land, Inc., 4340 Park Heights Ave., Balti- mgr.; Alvin F. Wright, comptroller; Ray- more, Md. 477 Richard Eaton, pres.; Pierre D. Eaton, WKBG-TV (Channel 56) v.p. ; Anthony Giordano, gen. mgr.; Warren Kaiser -Globe Broadcasting Corp., 75 Wil- Schroeder, chief eng. Rep.: UBC Sales. liam T. Morrissey Blvd., Boston, Mass. Operation : 1967. 02125; (617) 288-3200. L. William White, gen'l. mgr. Hagerstown WHAG-TV -o-- Adler Communications Corp., P.O. Box WNAC-TV (Channel 7) ABC 481, Hagerstown, Md. 20740; (301) 797-4400. RKO General Broadcasting, Government Warren Adler, pres.; W. Ronald Smith, Center, Boston, Mass. 02114. exec. v.p. ; John F. Burgreen, v.p., oper. ; J. John J. McCrory, gen. mgr.; Peter La Strider Moler, gen. mgr. ; Joseph Everett, Bruzzo, dir. of sls. ; Earl C. Davis, dir. of adv. opers. mgr.; Dick Martin, commercial mgr. & prom. ; Ladislav Hlavaty, dir. of eng. ; nat'l Rep.: Weed Television Corp. rep., RKO Television Representatives, Inc. Operation : 1970; TV households : Operation : 1948 ; TV homes in area : 2,034,- 200. Salisbury Boston -Cambridge WBOC-TV (Channel 16) ABC, CBS, NBC WGBH-TV (Channel WBOC, Inc., Radio-TV Park, Salisbury, 2) (non -corn) Md. 21801; 301-749-6131. WGBH Educational Foundation, 125 West- ern Avenue, Boston, Mass. 02134; UNiver- William F. Schmick, Jr., pres. ; Charles J. sity 8-3800. Truitt, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Jack Ward, chief eng. nat'l rep., Vernard, Torbet & Mc- Stanford Calderwood, pres. & Chief exec. Connell. officer ; Robert L. Larsen, acting gen'l mgr.; David O. Ives, mgr. of Development and Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area: 67,755. Community Relations ; John T. Caldwell, MASSACHUSETTS mgr. of operations ; Michael S. Rice, dir. of TV Programming; John H. B. Irving, dir. Adams -Pittsfield education div.; M. Peter Downey, TV Pro- WCDC (Channel 19) duction mgr.; John R. Hurley, mgr. of Bus. (Satellite of WIEN, Albany, N.Y.) Affairs ; Helen Peters, dir. nat'l promo. ; Sylvia Davis, dir. public relations. Capital Cities Broadcasting Corporation, Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 2,126,800. Box 10, Albany, 1 ; Phone : 518-436-4841. -o- Boston WXHR-TV (Channel 56) WBZ-TV (Channel 4) NBC Harvey Radio Laboratories, Inc., 439 Con- Westinghouse Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1170 cord Ave., Cambridge, Mass. 02138; ELliot Soldiers Field Road, Boston, Mass. 02134; 4-0500. (617) 254-5670. Frank Lyman, Jr., pres. ; Merrill G. Smith, Donald H. McGannon, pres. & chmn. of gen. mgr. bd. ; Marvin L. Shapiro, exec. v.p. ; Lamont L. CP, not operating. Thompson, area v.p., Boston ; Winthrop P. Baker, gen. mgr. ; W. H. Hauser, dir. of eng. ; Greenfield Robert E. Hagan, gen'l. sales mgr. ; Mel Bern- WRLP-TV (Channel stein, prgm. mgr. ; Alex S. Dusek, promo. 32) mgr.; Joseph A. Ryan, p.r. dir.; A. A. Satellite of WWLP, Springfield, Mass. Palmer, bus., mgr.; Robert G. Duffield, traf- Box 2210, Springfield, Mass. 01101. fic mgr.; Jeff Schiftman, news dir. Operation : 1957. Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 2,700,- 000. - Springfield-Holyoke WHDH-TV (Channel 5) CBS WHYN-TV (Channel 40) ABC WHDH-AM-FM-TV, 50 Morrissey Blvd., The WHYN Stations Corp., 1300 Liberty Boston, Mass. 02125 ; AVenue 8-5000. Street, Springfield, Mass. 01101; 785-1911. Harold E. Clancy, pres. & gen'l. mgr.; William A. Creed, vice-pres. & gen'l. mgr.; of bd.; Roger James A. Kontoleon, sta. mgr.; Sumner George E. Akerson, chmn. Pearl, Talmadge, treas. & clerk; William B. Mc- sls. mgr.; Nat'l Rep.: Petry Co. Grath, vice-pres.; Philip K. Baldwin, vice- Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 210,000. pres., engineering; Joseph Levine, vice-pres.; --o- - John Day, vice-pres., news and public affairs ; Charles A. Hart, vice-pres. finance. Nat'l WWLP (Channel 22) NBC rep.: Blair Television. Springfield Television Broadcasting Corp., Operation: 1957; TV sets in area: 1.931.- Box 2210, Springfield 1, Mass.; 785-1201. 500. Roger L. Putnam, chairman ; William L. 478 Putnam, pres. and gen. mgr.; John A. Fergie, ond Blvd., Detroit, Mich. 48202; TRinity 3- vice-pres. ; R. L. Filiault, treas. & compt.; W. 7400. "Buzz" Sawyer, vice-pres.; J. H. Ferguson, George B. Storer, chairman; Bill Michaels, ; film Jr., exec. vice pres. Wallace Sawyer, pres. ; Peter Storer, exec. v.p. ; Lawrence M. buyer & dir.; E. Holland Low, nat'l. sales Carino, v.p., gen. mgr.; Earl J. Watson, sta. mgr.; Daniel T. Sullivan, Jr., local sales mgr.; Bob McBride, news & comm. affiairs F. mgr.; Robert Donahue, promotion mgr.; dir.; Todd Spoeri, prog. dir. ; Ron David, Donald C. Shaw, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H -R promo mgr.; Marion Stoner, chief eng. ; Hap Television-Kettell-Carter (New England). Eaton, gen. sales mgr. ; George Crandall, local Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 502,- sales mgr.; nat'l rep., Storer Television Sales. '65. 000 ARB March Operation: 1948 ; TV sets in area: 2,034,- 000. Worcester -o- WSMW-TV (Channel 27) WTVS (non -corn) State Mutual Bcstg. Corp., 440 Lincoln St., (Channel 56) Worcester, Mass. 01605. (617) 852-0027. Detroit Educational Television Foundation, Inc., 26945 W. Eleven Mile Rd., Southfield, Bernard E. mgr. & ; Waterman, gen. v.p. Michigan 48075. William G. Moll, oper. mgr. ; Brian A. Hig- gins, prog. dir.; Eugene F. Shaw, gen sales Edwin O. George, pres. ; Norman B. Wes- N. Christianson, exec. mgr.; Paul D. Hamel, sales mgr. ; Donald J. ton, treas.; James Reilly, business mgr. Rep.: Adma Young Inc. sec'y.. Operation: 1955. Operation : 1970 ; TV households : -o- MICHIGAN WXON (Channel 62) Bay City -Saginaw WXON-TV Inc., 100 Decker Rd., Walled WNEM-TV (Channel 5) NBC Lake, Mich. 48088. (313) 851-3444. WNEM-Television; Broadcasting div./ Aben E. Johnson, gen. mgr.; William J. Meredith Corp.; Offices and studios, 5700 Hendricks, sales mgr.; Harry Elstermann, Becker Road, Saginaw, Mich., PL 5-8191. Leon Short, chief engineer. Rep.: Savalli/ Sales office & studio : G-3426 Miller Road, Gates Inc. Flint, Michigan; 732-2050. Operations : 1968 ; TV : households : 1,733,- Jack Berry, gen. manager ; Gene Cless, 200. prog. dir. ; Norris Reichel, gen. sales mgr.; Bill Strube, chief engineer; National repre- -o- sentative: Katz Television. WWJ-TV (Channel 4) NBC Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 864,700. Evening News Assoc., 615 Lafayette Blvd., Cadillac Detroit 48231; 222-2000. Don F. DeGroot, gen'l mgr.; Franklin G. WWTV (Channel 9) CBS, ABC Sisson, station mgr.; Henry C. Rogers, bus. Fetzer Television, Inc., P. O. Box 627; mgr.; David F. Strubbe, sales mgr.; James C. Cadillac, Mich. 49601; 616-775-3478. Dages, nat'l sales mgr.; W. R. Williams, John E. Fetzer, pres. ; Gene Ellerman, vice promo, mgr.; Jack Brussel, sales dev. mgr.; pres. & gen. mgr.; John Wheat, prog. dir.; Donald L. Balcom, chief eng. ; Lawrence M. Murray Tucker, dir. of tech. oper. ; nat'l rep., Clamage, prgm. and prod. mgr.; A. Glenn Avery-Knodel Inc. Kyker, promo. dev. mgr.; nat'l reps.: Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.; Andy McDermott Operation : Jan. 1, 1954; TV sets in area : 218,900. (Canada) . Operation : 1947; TV sets in area : U. S. Cheboygan total survey area : 2,774,000, total coverage : 2,898,000. WTOM (Channel 4) NBC, ABC area (inc. Canada)

Midwestern Broadcasting Company, Tra- - o verse City, Michigan; (616) 947-7675. 7) ABC Les Biederman, pres.; Harry R. Lipson, WXYZ-TV (Channel gen. mgr. ; William H. Kiker, vice-pres., chief WXYZ, Inc., Broadcast House, 20777 W. eng.; Drew McClay, sec-treas.; R. E. Det- Ten Mile Rd., Detroit, Mich.; 444-1111. wiler, commercial mgr.; nat'l rep., Adam Donald F. Keck, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Charles Young, Inc. Kocher, chief eng.; Jack Allen, gen. sales Operation : 1959. mgr.; Peter Kizer, program dir.; Jan Coil, nat'l sls. service mgr.; Mary Meadows, traffic mgr.; Roy Polovoy, research Robert D dir.; itro it Sutton, prom. & pub. mgr.; Kenneth Sims, WJBK-TV (Channel 2) CBS film dir. ; Steve Mathis, nat'l sls. mgr.; John 'ìtorer Broadcasting Company, 7441 Sec- Reynolds, oompt. ; Earl Moore, bus. mgr.; 479 Ralph Dawson, mgr. comm, tape dept.; nat'l Kalamazoo rep., ABC Television Spot Sales, Inc. WKZO-TV (Channel 3) CBS Operation : 1948 ; : 1,823,- TV sets in area Fetzer Broadcasting Co., 590 W. Maple St., 425. Kalamazoo, Mich. 49001, FI 5-2101. John E. Fetzer, pres. ; Carl E. Lee, exec. Detroit -Windsor (Canada) v.p. & gen. mgr.; Donald W. DeSmit, Jr., CKLW-TV (Channel 9) CBC sales mgr. ; Gordon Anderson, opera. dir.; Essex Broadcasters, Inc. (U. S. Busn), Arthur Covell, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery- 1450 Guardian Bldg., Detroit, Mich. 48226; Knodel, Inc. 961-7200. Western Ontario Broadcasting Co., Operation : 1950 ; TV sets in area : 692.000. Ltd., 825 Riverside Drive W., Windsor, Ont.; 254-2831. Lansing

S. C. Ritchie, pres. ; Elmer F. Jaspan, dir. WJIM-TV (Channel 6) CBS of programming & promotion CKLW-TV; Gross Telecasting, Inc., Country House, E. Don Cote, gen. sls. mgr.; W. H. Gatfield, Saginaw at Howard St., Lansing, Mich. treas.; Don Shraon, film dir. ; Stewart Clark, 48904; 372-8282. eng. dir.; nat'l rep., RKO General Broadcast- ing, Inc., National Sales, (U.S.). RKO, dist. Harold F. Gross, pres. & treas.; Tom of Canada Ltd. (Canada). Jones, prog. dir.; Carl Onken, tech. Oper. dir.; nat'l rep., Harrington, Rignter & Par- Operation: 1954. sons. Operation: 1950; TV homes in area: 1,063,- Escanaba 100. WJMN-TV (Channel 3) NBC Lansing-Jackson (Satellite of WFRV-TV, Green Bay, Wis.) WILX-TV WFRV Inc., Mason at Roosevelt, Green (Channel 10) Bay, Wis. 54305. Rep.: The Katz Agency. Television Corporation of Michigan, Inc., 1510 Springport Rd., P. O. Box 380, Jackson, Operation : 1969. Michigan. -o-- Flint WMSB (Channel 10) N.E.T. WJRT-TV (Channel 12) ABC Michigan State University, 600 Kalamazoo Poole Broadcasting Co., 2302 Lapeer Rd., Street, E. Lansing, Michigan 48823 ; 355-7440. Flint, Mich. 48503 ; 239-6611. Board of Trustees of Michigan State Uni- Albert J. Gillen, pres. ; Francis P. Shanon, versity: Jack Breslin, secretary; Armand L. v.p.-gen. mgr.; Robert H. Battersby, treas.- Hunter, dir. broadcasting services ; Robert vice-pres. ; nat'l rep., Blair TV. Page, station mgr.; Kay Ingram, prog. mgr.; Operation: 1958; TV sets in area: 834,000. Richard Brundle, prod. mgr.; Raymond Wil- son, ch. eng. ; David Bouse, film supv. Grand Rapids Operation: 1959; TV sets in area: 673,083. WZZM (Channel 13) Sault Ste. Marie West Michigan Telecasters, Inc., TV13 WWUP-TV P.O. 13, Grand Rapids, Michigan 49501. (Satellite of WWTV) William Dempsey, C. President; William Fetzer Television, Corder, Prog. Mgr. and Film Buyer; George Inc., P. O. Box 627. Lyons, Gen. Sales Manager. Cadillac, Mich. 49601; 616-775-347A A.B.C. Network primary John E. Fetzer, pres.: Gene Ellerman. affiliate. 50,000 (U.S., Canada) NAB code station. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; John Wheat, prog. dir.; Murray Tucker, dir. of tech. oper.; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. WOOD-TV (Channel 8) NBC basic Operation: July 1, 1962; TV sets in area: Time -Life Broadcast, Inc., Woodland Cen- Marquette ter, 120 College Ave., S.E., Grand Rapids, Mich.; 459-4125. WLUC-TV (Channel 6) Willard Schroeder, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; WLUC, Inc., P.O. Box 460 Marquette, John S. Markward, TV station mgr. ; Robert Mich. 49855. Kirby, asst. TV sales mgr.; Mary Chauvin, Lou W. Chappell, gen. mgr.; Jack La For- prog. dir.; Bill Wild, prod. mgr.; Andy est, prog. dir. ; Lou Chappell, sta. mgr.; John Amyx, prom. mgr.; Charles Robison, chief Truitt, chief eng. ; Bruce Saari, indust. film eng.; R. H. Smith, film dir.; nat'l rep., The dir. ; Don Ranta, film dir. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Katz Agency, Inc. Griffin & Woodward. Operation : 1951; TV sets in area : 580,600. Operation : 1956. 480 Saginaw -Bay City station mgr.; Edwin M. Conrad, prog. dir. ; WKNX-TV (Channel 25) CBS George Carlson, dir. of eng.; Lew Martin, pub. aff. dir.; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Wood- Lake Huron Broadcasting Corp., 5200 State ward, Inc. St., Saginaw, Mich. 48603, Tel : 517-799-1000. Operation : 1954; TV sets in area 329,- William J. Edwards, pres. & gen. mgr.; 300. Howard H. Wolfe, secy-treas. & stat. mgr.; Roger Baerwolf, prog. dir. & Film Buyer; -o- Robert M. Chandler, vice pres. in chg. sales ; WDUL-TV (Channel 10) Don Gardner, film dir. ; Robert Frye, dir. tech. WDUL Television Corporation, 2230 N. oper.; Lee Purvis, bus.; nat'l rep., Meeker Farwell Avenue, Milwaukee. TV. Operation : 1953. Hibbing WIRT -TV (Channel 13) Traverse City Carl Bloomquist, 715 Grant Avenue, Eve- WPBN-TV (Channel 7) leth, Minn.; Phone: SHerwood 1-2520. Midwestern Broadcasting Co., Paul Bunyan International Falls Bldg., Traverse City, Mich. 49684; 947-7675. KIFS (Channel I I ) Biederman, pres.; William H. Kiker, Les Minneonta vice-pres. & chief eng. ; Drew McClay, secy.- Television, Inc., Chamber of Commerce Bldg., 2nd Avenue, and 4th Street, treas. ; Harry R. Lipson, gen. mgr.; R. E. Detwiler, comm. mgr.; nat'l rep., Adam International Falls, Minn. Young VTM. Mankato Operation : 1954. KEYC-TV (Channel 12) MINNESOTA Lee Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box 1210, Man- kato, Minn. 56001. Austin Minneapolis -St. Paul KAUS-TV (Channel 6) ABC Minnesota -Iowa Television Co,,, Highway KMSP-TV (Channel 9) 105 S., Austin, Minn. 55912. (507) 433-8836. United Television, Inc., 120 So. 9th St., Robert Buckmaster, pres.; Richard V. Minneapolis 2, Minn.; FE 9-8811. Taber, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Larry M. Harris, Don Swartz, pres. & gen. mgr.; Richard sales mgr.; Kent L. Colby, oper, mgr. & prog. Fairbanks, gen. mgr., sales ; Jerry Smith, dir. ; John O'Rourke, news & sports dir.; dir. news & pub. rel.; Joe Carney, op. mgr.; Jerald Jones, chief eng. Rep.: Avery-Knodel Glenn Smith, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Blair Inc.; Wayne -Evans & Associates (Minn.) Television. 1955 ; in area : 807,000. Alexandria Operation: TV sets KCMT (Channel 7) Central Minnesotal Television Co., Box 612, KSTP-TV (Channel 5) NBC Alexandria, Minn. 763-5166. Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc., 3415 Univer- Glenn Flint, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Kenneth sity Ave., St. Paul 55114 or Minneapolis, Bechtel, sta. mgr. ; James Syrdal, sales mgr.; Minn. 55414; 645-2724. ; Iverson, chief Bob Jordan, news dir. Carl S. Hubbard, pres. & gen. mgr.; Inc., Harry Hyett Stanley eng. Rep., Avery-Knodel, Gerald D. Deeney, vice-pres. & treas.; James Co. (Minn.) E. Blake, sales mgr. ; Richard Parrish, pro- Operation: 1958. motion mgr.; Kenn Barry, prod. supv.; Fred A. Street, chief eng. ; Ralph J. Dolan, oper. Duluth -Superior (Wis. ) mgr.; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. KDAL-TV (Channel 3) CBS, ABC Operation : 1948. KDAL, Inc., 218 Bradley Bldg., Duluth, Minn.; RAndolph 2-4466. - o-- Odin S. Ramsland, gen. mgr.; Robert A. WCCO-TV (Channel 4) CBS Dettman, chief eng.; John W. Grandy, sales Midwest Radio-TV, Inc., 50 South 9 St., prog. dir.; nat'l rep., mgr.; Earl Henton, Minneapolis 2, Minn. ; 338-0552. Petry.-Harry S. Hyett Co. (Minneapolis). Robert B. Ridder, chmn. of bd.; F. Van Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 326,090. Konynenburg, churn. of bd. the exec. comm.; Larry Haeg, pres.; H. W. Darnseif, exec. vice pres. ; Sherman Headley, gen. mgr.; R. WDSM-TV (Channel 6) NBC, ABC N. Ekstrum, sales mgr.; Robert A. Huelster, Northwest Publications, Inc., WDSM local sales mgr.; Roger Gardner, prod. mgr.; Bldg., Duluth, Minn. 55802; 727-8484. John M. Sherman, dir. of eng. ; Tom Cousins, Robert J. Rich, gen. mgr. ; R. W. Pearson, pub. & prom. dir.; Richard F. Stuck, dir. of

481 prog. & talent dev. ; Harry C. Jones, film dir. ; Columbus nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. WCBI-TV (Channel 4) CBS, NBC Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 810,000. Columbus Television, Inc., owner, Colum- - bus, Miss.; 328-5631. Bill WTCN-TV (Channel II) Whitfield, general mgr.; Robert Will- iams, prog. mgr.; Ed Prescott, asst. mgr. & WTCN-TV, Inc., 2925 Dean Blvd., Mpls. oper. dir.; Tom McFerrin, chief eng.; J. D. Minn. 55416; 927-8881. Reed, prog. dir.; nat'l rep. The Meeker Co.- Robert C. Fransen, vice-pres. & gen'! mgr. ; Southern Rep.-James S. Ayers, Inc. J. Wm. Beindorf, gen'! sales manager; Norm Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 155,400. Page, sales mgr.; Howard Reser, pgm. mgr.; Del Benjamin, prom. dir.; Gil Amundson, Greenwood news dir.; Leo Domeier, chief eng.; nat'l rep., TeleRep, Inc. WABG-TV (Channel 6) ABC Mississippi Operation : 1965 ; TV homes in area : 844,- Telecasting Co., Inc., P. O. 100. Drawer 720, Greenwood, Mississippi ; 453- 4001. Rochester Operation 1959 (on air date Oct. 20, 1959). KROC-TV (Channel IO) NBC Southern Minnesota Broadcasting Co., Jackson 601 First Ave. S.W., Rochester, Minn. ; 288- WJTV (Channel 12) CBS basic, ABC 4444. Capitol Broadcasting Co., P. O. Box 8187, G. David Gentling, pres. & gen. mgr.; Mar- Jackson, Miss. 39204; Phone : 601-372-6311. vin C. Foss, secy.; Paul M. Wickre, opera. W. R. Newman, chmn. of bd.; T. R. mgr.; Robert Cross, chief engineer, nat'l rep., Hederman, J r., pres.; L. M. Sepaugh, vice- Adam Young VTM. Pres. & gen. mgr.; B. M. Files, secy.-treas.; Operation : 1958; TV sets in area : 367,300. Owens Alexander, stat. mgr.; Bill Carlier, local sales mgr.; Will Crull, dir. reg. sales ; St. Paul -Minneapolis C. A. Perkins, chief eng.; L. M. Sepaugh, KTCA-TV (Channel 2, educational and KTCI-TV, Jr. ; film dir. ; W. V. Dubard, prod. mgr.; Channel 17) nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. 1640 Como Ave., St. Paul, Minn. 55108; Operation: 1954; TV sets in area : 363,400. Phone : 645-0471.

John C. Savage, pres. ; Leonard Heller, Sr. WLBT (Channel 3) NBC vice pres. ; Philip H. Nason, vice-pres. ; An- -ABC drew Scott, sect.; A. A. Heckman, treas.; Lamar Life Broadcasting Co., 715 South Dr. John C. Schwarzwalder, exec. vice pres. Jefferson, Jackson, Miss. 39205 ; Phone: 948- & gen. mgr.; Chris Donaldson, asst. gen. mgr. 3333. & prog. dir. ; Dr. W. W. Kemmerer, dir, re- Harland L. Knight, pres.; Jack P. Dean, search; Larry T. Morrisette, dir, spec. proj.; sect. & treas. ; Bob McRaney, Jr., v.p. & gen. Wayne Mayer, chief eng. mgr. ; W. Calvin Wells, v.p. & gen. coun., Operation: 1957. Robert Hearin, dir.; Hewitt Griffin, pgm. mgr. ; Floyd Kinard, chief eng. ; Joe Root, prod. mgr. ; Walker Bruce Nicholson, film dir. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television, KNMT (Channel 12) NBC Inc. Operation : 1953; Central Minnesota TV Co., Box 612, Alex- TV sets in area : 342,000. andria, Minn. 56308. Laurel -Hattiesburg Glenn W. Flint, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Kenneth Bechtel, sta. mgr.; James Syrdal, sales mgr.; WDAM-TV (Channel 7) Bob Jordan, news dir.; Carl Iverson, chief Chapman Television of Tuscaloosa, Inc., engineer. Rep.: Avery-Knodel Inc P.O. Box 1978, Hattiesburg, Miss. Operation : 1964. William S. Smylie, pres.; Marvin Reuben, '..ice pres., & gen. M mgr.; Charles Shade, opera. ISSISSIPPI mgr. ; Jerry Keith, sls. mgr. ; Bobby Smith, Biloxi -Gulfport -Pascagoula chief eng.; Nell Sumrall, merch. & prom. WLOX-TV (Channel 13) ABC mgr. ; nat'l rep., Adam Young VTM. Operation : 1956 ; WLOX Broadcasting Co., Buena Vista TV sets in area : 164,700. Hotel Bldg., Biloxi, Miss. 39530. (601) 432- Meridian 5581. WCOC-TV (Channel Ray Butterfield, gen. mgr.; T. B. Majure, 30) Mississippi chief engineer ; Earl Blessey, gen. sales mgr.; Broadcasting Co., WCOC Steve Saucier, prog. dir. Rep.: Savalli/Gates Building, Box 591, Meridian, Miss. 39301. Inc.; Busby, Finch & Woods (Southern). Withers Gavin, pres. & gen. mgr.

Operation : 1962, TV households : 605,400. Operations : 1963. 482 WHTV (Channel 24) ABC, NBC pgm. dir. ; Anita Dicks, film ed. ; Robert W. Corp., P.O. Box Eickmeyer, prom. dir. ; Gene Terry, news Delta Communications H -R TV Inc. 871, Meridian, Miss. 39301. (601) 483-2226. dir.; nat'l rep., Donald Speir, gen. mgr. & gen. sales mgr.; Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 212,000. Azor E. Shirley, Jr., oper. mgr. & chief eng. Rep.: Savalli/Gates Inc. Jefferson City (Channel 13) CBS Operation : 1968. KRCG-TV -o- Box 659, Jefferson City, Mo. 65101; 314- 636-6188. WTOK-TV (Channel I I) CBS basic, NBC, ABC Owned by Mid -America Television Co., Television Corp., Southern Bldg., Southern 114 W. 11th St., Kansas City, Mo. 64105 ; Box 2988, Meridian, Miss.; 3-1441. 816-842-3358. Robert F. Wright, pres. & gen. mgr.; W. W. A. Bates, president; E. J. Schuelein, B. Crooks, Jr., vice-pres. & sales mgr.; T. Y. gen. mgr.-natl. sales ; O. L. Jarrett, local -reg. Minniece, secy.; H. M. Minniece, treas.; sales mgr.; Warren Polmanteer, chief eng.; Cecil Germany, prog. mgr. & traffic mgr.; Lee Gordon, pgm. dir ; Don Shinkle, news George Shannon, prod. dir. & film dir.; Joe dir. ; nat'l rep., Blair TV Assoc. Saxon, chief eng.; nat'l rep. The Meeker Co. Joplin 1953; TV set in area: 151,900. Operation: KODE -TV (Channel 12) ABC Tupelo Gilmore Broadcasting Corp (Licensee) 1928 W. 13th St., Joplin, Mo.; MAyfair WTWV (Channel 9) NBC 3-7260. WTWV, Inc., Beech Springs Rd., Box D. T. Knight, gen. mgr.; Bill Hirshey, IV 2-7620. 350, Tupelo, Miss.; sales mgr. ; Ron Robson, oper. mgr.; nat'l Frank K. Spain, pres.; William B. Lan- rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. ciers, prog. dir.; Charles H. Hicks, Jr., gen. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 190,000. & comm. mgr.; James Stembridge, op. supvr.; James D. Green, chief eng. 0 Operation: 1957; TV sets in area: 80,000. KUHI-TV (Channel 16) CBS Caldwell & Assoc. Inc., P.O. Box 1393, MISSOURI Joplin, Mo. 64801. (417) 781-2345. Cape Girardeau Melvin B. Caldwell, pres. & gen. mgr.; Robert A. Barry, sales mgr. ; Lloyd C. Fraz- KFVS-TV (Channel 12) CBS ier, chief eng. ; Don Holley, prog. dir. ; Larry Hirsch Broadcasting Co., Box 422, 324 Meacham, news dir.; Wiliam B. York, Jr., Broadway, Cape Girardeau, Mo.; Phone: prod. dir. Rep.: Adam Young Inc. 335-5511. Operation : Sept. 1967 ; TV households Oscar C. Hirsch, pres. & gen. mgr.; Geral- 304,900. dine F. Hirsch, treas.; David E. Hoche. secy.; Robert O. Hirsch, vice-pres. & mgr. -o- of TV oper.; nat'l rep., The Meeker Co. KOAM-TV (Channel 7) Operation: 1954. (See Pittsburg, Kansas) City Columbia Kansas KCIT-TV (Channel 50) NBC, ABC KOMU-TV (Channel 8) Inc. 2100 Stark, of the University of Missouri, Allied Broadcasting Co., The Curators Mo. 64126. (816) 461-9200. 63, South, Columbia, Mo.; GIbson Kansas City, Highway Bill gen. mgr.; Win John- 2-1122. Wormington, ston, gen. sales mgr. ; Bill Ladesh, prog. mgr. ; Edward C. Lambert, dir. of TV, Glenn G. Bill Parker, chief eng.: Avco Radio-TV Griswold, sta. mgr.; Don Ruggles, sales Sales. mgr.; Monte Gurwit, prog. dir.; William J. Operation : Oct., 1969. TV households : Reagan, chief eng. ; Rod Gelat, news dir.; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. - KCMO-TV (Channel 5) CBS Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 199,700. Broadcasting Division, Meredith Corp., 125 Hannibal Mo. -Quincy, III. E. 31st St., Kansas City, Mo. 64108; JEffer- KHQA-TV (Channel 7) CBS, ABC son 1-6789. Lee Enterprises, Inc., 2333 Palmyra Rd., E. K. Hartenbower, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Lee Hannibal, Mo.; AC -4-2762; WCU Biog., Marts, mgr. of television; W. C. Reynolds, Quincy, Ill.; BAldwin 2-6200. sales mgr.; Mel House, prog. dir.; F. C. Rothschild, vice-pres. & gen. Strawn, pub. dir. ; Karl Troeglen, tech. dir. ; Walter J. Jerry Paseo, prod. dir.; nat'l rep., Blair TV. mgr.; Merritt Milligan, sta. mgr. ; Robert Fruehe, nat'l sales mgr.; Jack Rose, local TV Operation : 1953 ; TV households in area : sales mgr.; Lee Ellis, tech, dir. ; Tom Robey, 715,000. 483 KMBC-TV (Channel 9) sion, 6996 Millbrook Blvd., St. Louis, Mo. Kansas City, Mo. 63130; VOlunteer 3-0995. D. Siley, prog. mgr.; Edwin L. Dennis, S. M., Richman, chairman ; C. W. Duffy, local sales mgr.; K. Buchta, promotion mgr.; vice ch.; Robert C. Glazier, exec. dir. & gen. Wally Wurz, chief engineer; nat'l rep., Metro mgr.; Jack Vines, dir. of eng.; A. Gordon TV Sales. Reel, prod. mgr.; Judith Ginder, pgm. optns.

Operation : 1963. coordinator. - o- Operation: 1954;---o- TV sets in area: 800,000. WDAF-TV (Channel 4) NBC KMOX-TV (Channel 4) CBS Taft Broadcasting Company, Signal Hill, CBS, Inc., One Memorial Drive, St. Louis, Kansas City, Mo. 64108; Phone: 816-753- Mo. 63102; MAin 1-2345. 4567. Gordon L. French, v.p., gen. mgr.; Norman Lawrence Rogers, pres. ; Jack Remington, Bacon, dir. bus. affairs; Don Markley, prog. gen. mgr.; R. Grignon, gen. sales mgr.; Bill dir. ; John McKay, gen. sales mgr. ; Wm. Ladesh, prod. dir.; Jerry Hellard, TV oper. Miller, local retail sis, mgr. ; Bob DeVoe, bus. mgr.; James Schmidt, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., mgr.; Thoren Schroeck, nat. sales mgr.; Katz agency. Wally Wesley, mgr. tech. oper. ; Spencer Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 1,004,- Allen, editorial dir. ; Mark Russell, comm. rel. 963. dir. ;Al Mann, news dir. ; Parker Wheatley, dir. ; Al Mann, news dir. ; Parker Wheatley, Kirksville -Ottumwa (Iowa) svcs., nat'l rep., CBS -TV STNS. KTVO (Channel 3) CBS, NBC, ABC Operation : 1958; Est. TV sets in area : 1,012,000. Broadcast Center, Ottumwa, Ia.; MUrray 2-4535. -o - KPLR (Channel I I Daniel C. Palen, gen. mgr. sis.; Alvina ) 220 Britz, bus, mgr., prog. dir. ; Frank A. Douma, Television, Inc., 4935 Lindell Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. 63108 ; dir, public information ; Gerald F. Dreger, dir. (314) 367-7211. eng. ; nat'l rep., George P. Hollingbery. Harold Koplar, pres.; James Herd, vice pres. & gen. John Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 187,800. mgr.; McElfresh, gen. sis. mgr.; Robert Pratt, chief eng. ; Roy May, in- Poplar Bluff formation services ; James Anians, film dir. ; nat'l rep., Metro. TV Sales. KPOB-tV (Channel I5) ABC Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 980,000. (Satellite of WSIL-TV, Harrisburg, III.) -o- Turner -Farrar Association, 21% W. Pop- KSD-TV (Channel 5) NBC lar St., Harrisburg, Ill. Rep.: Jack Masla Co. The Pulitzer Publishing Co.. 1111 Olive St., Operation : 1961. St. Louis, Mo. 63101 ; (314) 621-1111. St. Joseph Joseph Pulitzer, Jr., pres. ; Harold Grams, vice-pres., broadcasting; Ray Karpowicz, KQTV (Channel 2) ABC, NBC gen'l. mgr.; Tony Bello, gen. sales mgr.; Intermedia, Inc., 40th & Faraon Streets, St. Keith Gunther, prog. dir.; Fred J. Mueller, Joseph, Mo.; ADams 3-2528. corporate & sales prom. mgr.; Harry Honig, Mark Wodlinger, pres.; Tom Matthews, audience promo. mgr. ; Ed Risk, chief eng. ; gen. mgr.; Larry Beauchamp, prog. mgr.; Don S. Schomburg, office mgr.; nat'l rep., E. Carleton Schirmer, sis. mgr.; Kenny Blair TV. Lux, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Operation: 1947; TV households in area: Inc. 999,100. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 294,700. ---o- KTVI (Channel 2) ABC St. Louis Newhouse Broadcasting Corp., 5915 Bert- KDNL-TV (Channel 30) hold Ave., St. Louis, Mo. 63110; MIssion 7- 7777. Evans Broadcasting Corp., 300 Park Ave., N.Y., N.Y. Studio : 1215 Cole St., St. Louis, Ralph Hansen, gen. mgr.; E. Manne Mo. 63106 (314) 436-3030. Russo, gen, sis. mgr.; Clark Grant, prom. dir. ; Richard Jack Petrik, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Thomas J. Trompeter, chief eng. ; Jack Fentress, prog. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Harrington Koon, gen. sales mgr. ; W. E. Anderson, chief Righter & Parsons, Inc. eng. ; Jack Fansher, prod. mgr.; Cliff Hall, prom. mgr.; Dorothy Glass, business mgr.; Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 967,000. Rep.: Edward Petry & Co., Inc. Sedalia Operation : June, 1969. KMOS-TV (Channel 6) KETC (Channel 9) (non -corn) (Satellite of KRCG-TV, Jefferson City, Mo.) St. Louis Educational Television Commis- Mid -America Television Co., 2100 W. 484 Broadway, Sedalia, Missouri 65301 ; TAylor KXLF-TV (Channel 4) ABC, CBS 6-1651. Garryowen Butte TV, Inc., 1003 S. Mon- William Bates, pres.; Ed. Schuellein, gen. tana St., Butte, Mont. 59701; Phone : 792- mgr.; Wendell Smith, sta. mgr.; Warren 9111. Polmantle, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair Tele- Edmund L. Peiss, gen. mgr., sta. mgr. ; vision Associates. Paul Simitzes, oper. dir.; Arne Anzjon, sls. Operation: 1958. mgr. ; Weldon Paulsen, chief eng. ; Bruce Springfield Whigham, prod. dir. ; East rep., Montana Television Network, Avery-Knodel ; Seattle KITS -TV (Channel IO) CBS TV, ABC and Portland, Art Moore & Assoc. Independent Broadcasting Co., P. O. Box Operation : 1953. 1716 S.S.S. Springfield, Mo. 65805. Area Code 417; 862-7474. Glendive . H. G. Cooper, pres.; G. Pearson Ward, KXGN-TV (Channel 5) vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Irving Schwab, secy.; Broadcasting Corp., Box 200/ Geo. M. Thompson, treas.; Kevin McAn- Glendive drews, prog. Broadcast Bldg., 210 South Douglas, Glen - dir.; William F. Curry, chief dive. Mont. 59330; 406-365-3377. CBS -NBC. eng. ; Jack Lloyd, sales mgr.; nat'l rep., Lewis W. H -R Robert D. Towe, gen. mgr.; TV. Moore, film buyer; Donald J. Powers, chief Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 190,770. eng. (NSI 1969) Operation : 1957. KYTV (Channel 3) NBC Great Falls Springfield Television, Inc., 999 W. Sun- KFBB-TV (Channel 5) CBS, ABC, Skyline shine, Springfield, Mo. ; UN 6-2766. Network Lester L. Cox, pres. ; Keith G. Wells, vice- HarriScope, Inc., P. O. Box 1139, Great ; secy.; Lynn E. Bus- pres. W. W. Weber, Falls, Mont. ; Tel.: 453-4377. sey, treas. ; Carl Fox, vice pres. program- I. & gen. mgr.; Don Mc- ming; Donald Moeller, v.p. & gen. mgr.; E. Burt Harris, pres. Clintock, vice pres. & gen. mgr. ; Anthony Dennis White, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair Television. Lopuch, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 271,000. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 68,000. MONTANA ----o-- Billings KRTV (Channel 3) NBC, CBS KOOK -TV (Channel 2) CBS Primary, NBC Garryowen Cascade TV Inc., P. O. Box The Montana Network, 3203. 3rd Ave. N. 1331, Great Falls, Mont. 59401. P.O. Box 2557, Billings, Mont. ; Tel.: 406- Operation : 1958. 252-5611. Vic Miller, gen. mgr.; Jerome Anderson, Helena secy.; Lee Lareva, opers. dir. ; Don Bradley, KBLL-TV (Channel 12) NBC, ABC nat'l sales mgr. ; Joseph S. Sample, film Capital City TV Inc., 2433 N. Montana buyer ; J. R. Middleton, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Ave., Helena, Mont. 59601. (406) 442-6620. Avery-Knodel, Art Moore. David R. Greene, exec. v.p. ; Frank C. Mon- : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 80,600. Operation tibeller, Jr., sta. mgr. ; Lars Lithander, prog. dir. ; Don Koterba, dir. of eng. ; Rep.: Jack KULR-TV (Channel 8) Masla & Co. Inc.; William L. Simpson & As- Harriscope Broadcasting, Inc., P. O. Box sociates (Wash. -Ore.) ; J. A. Lucas & Co. 2512, Billings, Mont. (West Coast). Burt Harris, pres.; Ralph H. Davison, Jr., Operation : Jan., 1958. TV households : 48, vice-pres. and gen. mgr. 600. Operation: 1958. Kalispell Butte KCFW-TV (Channel 9) KTVM (Channel 6) NBC, ABC (Satellite of KGVO-TV, Missoula, Mont.) (Satellite of KGVO-TV, Missoula, Mont.) 401 Ave. E, Kalispell, Mont. 59901. Inc., 340 Main St., Mis- First KMSO-TV W. P.O. Box 857. soula, Mont. 59801. G. Moore, ; Morgenroth, Dale G. Moore, pres. ; Earl E. Morgenroth, Dale pres. Earl v.p. ; Lynn Koch, gen. mgr.; W. C. Bud v.p. ; W. C. Blanchette, nat'l sales mgr. ; John sales mgr. ; Dale, Honea, dir. of eng. ; Don Weston, news dir. ; Blanchette, nat'l. Warren Paul Meissner, oper. dir. Rep.: The Meeker prog. dir. ; Orin Bleken, news dir. ; Phil Par- Co. melee, chief eng. ; Shirley Lockrem, traffic. Operation : Operation: June, 1968. 485 Miles City Hayes Center KYUS-TV (Channel 3) KHPL-TV (Channel 6) Custer Bcstg. Corp. Box 760, Miles City, (Satellite of KHOL-TV, Kearney, Neb.) Mont. 59301. (406) 232-3540. Bi -States Co., 414 East Ave., Holdrege, David G. Rivenes, gen. mgr.; Pete G. Neb.; WYman 5-5952. Sieler, oper. mgr.; Gerald Goscha, chief eng. ; Dr. F. Wayne Brewster, pres. & gen. mgr.; Marty Wilcox, traffic mgr. ; Ella M. Rivenes, C. E. Freas, Jr., vice-pres.; Kathryn L. continuity ; Douglas B. Phair, film dir. DeMay, sec.; Willard F. Anderson, treas.; Operation : Sept., 1969. Henry Cushing, sls. mgr. ; W. M. Greely, tech. dir. ; Peter Young, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Missoula The Meeker Co., Inc. KGVO-TV (Channel 13) CBS, ABC, NBC Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 20,000 KMSO-TV Inc., 340 W. Main, Missoula, Mont.; Tel.: 406-543-8313. Kearney Dale G. Moore, pres.; Paul Meissner, KHOL-TV (Channel 13) ABC opera. dir. ; W. C. Blandhette, v.p., nat'l sales, Bi States Co., 414-416 East Ave., Holdrege, & gen. mgr. ; Dianne Katzenmoyer, traffic Nebr.: WYman 5-5952. (Also operates dir.; Doug Drader, chief eng.; nat'l rep., KHPL-TV, Hayes Center, Neb.; KHQL- Meeker Co. TV, Albion, Neb., & KHTL-TV, Superior, Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 67,500. Neb.) Dr. F. Wayne NEBRASKA Brewster, pres.; Harry Packard, mgr. ; Harold Soderlund, reg'1. Albion rep.; W. M. Greely, dir. of eng. ; nat'l rep., KHQL-TV (Channel 8) The Meeker Co., Inc. (Semi -satellite of KHOL-TV, Kearney, Neb.) Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 161,700. Bi -States Co., c/o F. Wayne Brewster, 414 Lincoln East Ave., Holdrege, Neb. 68949. (402) 234- 4411. KOLN-TV/KGIN-TV (Channels IO & I I) CBS Cornhusker Television Corp., 40th & W F. Wayne Brester, pres. & gen. mgr.; Rep. : The Meeker Strts., Lincoln 1, Nebr. 68501; Phone : 434- Co. 8251. Operation : Dec., 1964. John E. Fetzer, pres.; A. James Ebel, Grand Island v.p. & gen. mgr.; Duane Holman, sales mgr.; Paul Jensen, asst. mgr. & prog. dir. ; Robert KGIN-TV (Channel I I) CBS Furman, prod. dir. ; Ray Taylor, chief eng. ; (Satellite of KOLN-TV, Lincoln, Neb.) nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. Cornhusker Television Corp., KOLN-TV, Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 294,000. Lincoln, Neb. Studio : 231 S. Locust St., Grand Island, Neb. 68801. McCook -Oberlin Operation : Oct., 1961. KOMC (Channel 8) NBC Hastings (Satellite of KARD-TV, Wichita, Kan.) KHAS-TV (Channel 5) NBC Kansas State Network Inc., P.O. Box 333, Nebraska Television Corp., Highway 281, Wichita, Kan. 67201. Rep.: Tele -Rep. Operation: Oct., 1959. Box 578, Hastings, Neb.; Phone : 3-1321. Fred A. Seaton, pres.; Duane L. Watts, North Platte vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; John Spady, vice- KNOP-TV (Channel 2) NBC pres. ; Lloyd P. Kissinger, secy.; Fred R. Irons, v.p & treas. ; Duane B. Allison, chief North Platte Television, Inc., P. O. Box eng. ; Bob Booe, asst. mgr.; Ron Loebig, film 749. North Platte, Nebraska 69101; Tel.: dir. ; nat'l rep., Adam Young, Inc. 532-2222. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 109,0000. Fred Shrake, pres. ; Mac Smock, vice-pres. ; Cal Ellis, sec.; Rush C. Clarke, treas.; Har- Hay Springs ry D. Peck, mgr.; Ed Launer, pro. dir.; KDUH (Channel 4) Diane Manely, pro. dir. ; nat'l rep., Gill Perna. Duhamel Enterprises, Inc., P.O. Box 250, Operation : 1958; TV sets in area: 35,600. Hay Springs, Nebraska. ME 8-2741. (satel- lite of KOTA-TV). -

Mrs. Helen S. Duhamel, pres. ; William F. KUON-TV (Channel 12) (non -nom) Duhamel, vice-pres. ; Larry Miller, sls. mgr. University of Nebraska, 12th & R Streets, & news dir. ; Al Brinkman, res. mgr. ; Edward Lincoln, Nebr. 68508 ; 472-3121. Davenport, chief eng.; nat'l rep., NATUS. Jack G. McBride, gen. mgr.; Billy B. Operation : 1958. Oxley, prog. mgr.; Adolph Dvorak, chief 486 eng. ; W. Boyd Rooney, asst. mgr. operations ; KLAS-TV (Channel 8) CBS Jerry De Prenger, asst. program mgr. 250 E. Desert Inn Road, P.O. Box 15047, Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 104,100. Las Vegas, Nev. 89114; 735-7511. Mark Smith, gen'l. mgr.; Norm White, Omaha sales mgr.; Jack Reynolds, dir. oper.; nat'l KETV (Channel 7) ABC rep., Petry & Co. Herald Corp., 27th & Douglas Sts., Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area : 80,800. Omaha 31, Neb.; Phone: 345-7777. Ben H. Cowdery, pres. ; Kenneth H. James, KSHO-TV (Channel 13) ABC v.p. & gen. mgr.; James S. Dugan, general Channel 13 of Las Vegas, Inc., 3349 Valley ; Mrs. promotion sales manager Ruth Garber. View Blvd., Las Vegas, Nev.; Phone: 870- mgr.; Al Dullnig, program & public service 2020. mgr.; Glenn Farris, chief accountant; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. Alan K. Abner, pres. & gen. mgr.; Robert M. Fisher, v.p. & sta. mgr.; Stuart L. Leslie, Operation : 1957 ; TV sets in area : 459,000. sales mgr. ; Kent Harman, operations mgr. ; -o- Marilyn Knop, prog. dir. ; Robert Cleveland, chief eng. KMTV (Channel 3) NBC Operation : 1956. May Broadcasting Co., 2615 Farnam St., Phone : Omaha, Neb. 68131; 345-3333. Henderson -Las Vegas Edward W. May, pres. ; Owen L. Saddler, exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Jim Shaum, KHBV-TV (Channel 5) secy.-treas.; Arden E. Swisher, vice pres. Levin -Townsend Enterprises, Inc., 1800 sales ; Art Jantz, program prod. dir. ; Amos Boulder Hwy., Henderson, Nev. 89015. (702) E. Eastridge, dir. research & marketing; R. 565-9755. vice-pres. eng. ; Art J. Schroeder, Jacobson, Ward Bledsoe, sta. mgr. ; Bill DiMedlo, prog. operations dir. ; Jack Katz, prog. film sales mgr. ; Allan Henerson, Oper. mgr.; buyer ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. Chorles Moore chief eng. ; Joe Stewart, news Operation : 1949; TV sets in area : 400,000. dir.; Sal Durante, film mgr. Rep.: Devney o Inc. Operation : Sept, 1967; TV households : WOW -TV (Channel 6) CBS 132,800. 3501 Farnan St., Omaha, Neb. 68131; Phone: 346-3400. Reno Howard Stalnaker, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Bill KCRL-TV (Channel 4) NBC McNamara, local sales mgr. ; Howard Greg- Circle L. Inc., 1790 Vassar St., Reno, Nev. ory, prog. dir.; Jim McGaffin, dir. public af- 89592 (702) 322-9145. fairs ; Tom Murray, news dir. ; Mike Byrne, Charles E. Cord, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Roger dir. prom. & merch. ; nat'l rep., Katz -TV. O. Van Duzer, sta. mgr. ; Ron Oakley, chief Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 462,900. eng.; Dick DeWitt, news dir. Rep.: Avery- Knodel, Inc. Scottsbluff Operation: 1962 ; TV households : 74,100. KSTF (Channel 10) o- (Satellite of KFBC-TV, Cheyenne, Wyo.) KTVN (Channel 2) ABC Frontier Broadcasting Co., 2923 E. Lin- colnway, Cheyenne, Wyo.; 4-4461. Washoe Empire, 300 S. Virginia St., Reno, Nev. 89505. (702) 786-2212. Robert S. McCraken, pres. ; O. B. Koerfer, Lee D. Hirshland, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Bob sect'. ; William C. Grove, v.p. & chief eng.; oper. mgr.; Al Richards, chief eng. ; V. E. Simonton, comm. mgr. ; W. G. Walter Carroll, Rick local sales mgr.; Murray West- g.m. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television. Heaney, gate, news editor. Rep.: H -R Television. Operation: 1955. Operation : 1967; TV households : 71,000.

NEVADA o Las Vegas KOLO-TV (Channel 8) CBS KORK-TV (Channel 3) NBC Nevada Radio -Television, Inc., Box 2610, Wester Communications, Inc., P.O. Box Reno, Nev.; 786-8880. 550, Las Vegas, Nev. ; 382-1760. Donald W. Reynolds, pres.; Joseph W. Donald W. Reynolds, pres.; Edward R. McMurray, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Hermie Tabor, vice-pres., gen. mgr. ; Bernadette La Lopez( sls. mgr. ; Bill Rutt, prog. dir. ; Laima Pierre, prog. mgr. ; Jim Garner, chief eng. ; Martynowicz, film dir. ; James Bull, chief nat'l reps., Peters, Griffin & Woodward. eng. ; nat'l reps., Peters, Griffin, Woodward. Operation : 1955. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 84,310. 487 NEW HAMPSHIRE Wildwood Durham WCMC-TV (Channel 40) NBC

WENH (Channel I I) (non -corn) Jersey Cape Broadcasting Corp , 3010 New University of New Hampshire. Durham, Jersey Ave., Wildwood, N.J. 08260. (609) New Hampshire; 868-5511. Est. 275. 522-1416. Licensed to University of New Hampshire: William C. Wotring, Jr., pres. & gen. mgr. ; WHED-TV (Channel IS) Hanover, N. H. Frank Strohm, sales mgr. ; Jack Weigand, prog. ; : WEDB-TV (Channel 40) Berlin, N. H. dir. Carlton S. Owen, Oper. mgr. Rep. WLED-TV (Channel 49) Li+tleton, AAA Representatives ; Dome-Messervey Co. N. H. Inc. WEKW-TV (Channel 52) Keene, N. H. (Phila.) Operation : 1966. TV households : 100,200. WMUR-TV (Channel 9) ABC NEW MEXICO United Television Co. of New Hampshire, Albuquerque Inc.. 1819 Elm St., Manchester, N. H. ; NA- KGGM-TV (Channel 13) CBS tional 3-8061. New Mexico Broadcasting Co., Inc.. 1414 Richard Eaton, pres. ; Sam Phillips, gen. Coal Ave., S.W., Albuquerque, N. M. 87104; mer.: Ray Harris, prgm. dir.; nat'l rep., Phone : 243-2285. UBC Sales. Bruce A. Hebenstreit, president; R. D. Wil- Operation : 1954; TV sets in area : 965,576. liams, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; W. O. Edholm, v.p. & sales mgr. ; Lucretia Douglas, treasurer ; Bob Van Driel, program director; Ferdinand WXPO-TV (Channel 50) Wuenschel, chief engineer & operations mgr. ; Merrimack Valley Communications, c/o Bill Godfrey, promo. mgr. Neal Cortell, Canterbury Forest, Plaistow, -e- N.H. (167) 459-0501. KNME-TV (Channel 5) (non coin) Neal B. Cortell, pres. & gen. mgr. ; David Regents of University of New Mexico and Gregory, sales mgr. ; Howard Frost, chief Board of Education, City of Albuquerque, ; eng. Andrew S. Batork, oper. mgr. Rep. : 87106 ; 1130 University Blvd. North : 505-277- Operations : Nov., 1969. 2121.

NEW JERSEY KOAT-TV (Channel 7) ABC Asbury Park Telestation, 1377 University Avenue, N.W., Albuquerque, N.M.; Area Code 505- WOCN (Channel 52) 247-1010. David E. Mackey, 207 W. Swissvale Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Max A. Sklower, gen mgr. ; James Shar- man, chief eng. ; Roy Leone, film dir. ; nat'l CP. not operating. rep., Blair.

Operation : 1953 ; TV homes in area : 210,- Newark 000. WRTV (Channel 68) Atlantic Video Corp.. (a wholly -owned KOB-TV (Channel 4) NBC Affiliate subsidiary of The Walter Reade Org. Inc.) Hubbard Broadcasting, Inc., 1430 Coal Mayfair House, Deal Rd., Oakhurst, N. J.; 201-531-1600. Ave., S.W., Albuquerque, N. M.; 505-243- 4411. Walter Reade Jr., pres. ; Sheldon Gunsberg, Stanley E. Hubbard, pres. ; Jerry Danziger, vice pres. ; Albert Floersheimer, Jr. sect.; El- liott Abrams, treas. gen. mgr. ; Dave Herman, sls. mgr. ; Dona -o- Kanin, prom. mgr. ; Fern Bibeau, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry Co. WNJU (Channel 47) Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 251,100. 1020 Broad Street, Newark, N. J.; 201-643- 9100. Carlsbad William Schnaudt, pres. ; Herb Green, vice- KAVE-TV (Channel 6) CBS, pres. & sta. mgr. ; Art Gordon, sales mgr. ; Voice of the Caverns, Inc., 2907 W. Operation : 1965 ; Spanish UHF homes : Church St., Carlsbad, N. M. 88220 ; TUxedo New Brunswick 7-1181. John Deme, pres. & gen. mgr. ; John H. WTLV (Channel 19) (non -corn) Deme, vice pres. & prog. dir. ; Hazel I. Deme, New Jersey Department of Education sect. & office mgr. ; Alan Gould, sales mgr.; 225 W. State St., Trenton, N.J. Bill Baker, chief eng.

CP, not operating. Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 15,600. 488 Clovis WBJA-TV (Channel 34) ABC Inc., Box 813, Binghamton, (Channel 12) CBS WBJA-TV KFDW-TV N.Y. 13902. (Satellite of KFDA-TV, Amarillo, Tex.) Ralph Fabrizio, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Robert 1400, Amarillo, Bass Broadcasting Co., Box Forkan, sales mgr. ; Robert Roe, prog. dir. Tex. 79105. (505) 276-8444. Rep.: The Devney Organization, Inc. super- Jerry Fisher, resident -engineering Operation : 1962 ; TV households : 373,000. visor. Rep.: Blair TV Associates. Operation : 1956. WNBF-TV (Channel 12) CBS Roswell Triangle Publication, Inc., Radio & Tele- KBIM-TV (Channel 10) CBS vision Division, Sheraton Inn, Binghamton, N. Y.; RA 3-7311. Inc., Box 910, Roswell, N.M. Holsum, mgr., Donald Sny- 88201. (505) 622-2120. George Dunham, gen. der, prgm. dir.; LeRoy Bertin, sales mgr.; W. C. Taylor, exec. v.p.; Joe Carriere, v.p. Lamar Cox, eng.; nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Inc. & sales mgr. ; J. H. King, v.p. oper. & pro- Operation : 1949; TV sets in area: 322,000. gramming mgr. ; W. J. Bailey, mgr., news dept. & film buyer ; E. C. Rader, chief eng. Rep.: Avery-Knodel, Inc. Buffalo Operation : 1966 ; TV homes : 103,900. WBEN-TV (Channel 4) CBS - WBEN, Inc., 2077 Elmwood Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 14207 ; Phone 716-876-0930. (Channel 8) NBC KSWS-TV Mrs. Edward H. Butler, pres. ; Leslie G. Bryant Radio & TV, Lubbock, 'Texas. (Op- Arries, Jr., v.p. & gen. mgr. ; James H. Right- erating satellite to KCBD-TV, Lubbock, er, sec.-treas. ; George R. Torge, sta. mgr. ; Texas.) George D. Lilly, sales mgr. ; Joseph A. Haeff- Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 94,100. ner, promo. dir. ; Frank A. Maser, dir. of engineering ; nat'l rep., Harrington, Righter NEW YORK & Parsons, Inc. Operation : 1948 ; TV households in area : Albany 879,300; U.S. & Canada: 2,228,300. WTEN (Channel IO) Capital Cities Broadcasting Corporation, -0- 10, N.Y. 12201; Phone 436-4841. Box Albany, WGR-TV (Channel 2) NBC Taft Broadcasting Company, 184 Barton St., Buffalo, N.Y. 14213. WAST (Channel 13) ABC P. O. Box Gene D'Angelo, vice pres. & gen. mgr. ; Van Curler Broadcasting Corp., bus. Donald An- N.Y. 12204; 518-436-4791. E. R. Kirshenstein, mgr.; 4035, Albany, glim, prog. dir.; Frank C. Gervan, sls. Julian P. Kanter, exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Richard Norsworthy, mgr. promo.; mgr. ; John J. Murphy, Jr., gen. sls. mgr. ; Harold Higgins, mgr. eng.; nat'l rep., Katz ; Krae- R. Burns Taylor, sta. mgr. Wiliam Agency ; Canadian rep., Andy McDermott mer, chief eng. ; Don Weeks, promo. mgr. ; Radio & TV Sales. Hamilton, prod. mgr.; Elwood (Woody) Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 806,636. Roy M. Starks news dir. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. Parent Co.: Sonder- ling Broadcasting Corp. Operation: 1954. WKBW-TV (Channel 7) WKBW-TV, Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp., 1420 Main St., Buffalo. 14209. WMHT (Channel 17) (non-com) Lawrence Pollock, v.p. & sta. mgr.; Rich- Mohawk -Hudson Council on Educational ard Shepard gen. sales mgr. ; Marc Edwards, TV, Schenectady, N. Y. local -regional sales mgr.; Donald E. Kline, Donald E. Schein, mgr. prog. dir. & film buyer ; Harvey L. Brown, prom. mgr.; Robert O. Niles, chief engineer. Rep.: Blair TV. Binghamton Operation : 1958. WINR-TV (Channel 40) Binghamton Press Co., Inc., 70 Henry St., Binghamton, N. Y.; Phone: RA 3-8251. WNED-TV (Channel 17) Edward M. Scala, gen. mgr.; G. Ricciar- Western New York Educational TV Asso- delli, tech. dir.; Bruce Wexler, prog. dir.; ciation, Inc., Lafayette Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.; natl. rep., H -R Television. Phone: TL 4-4756. 489 WNYT-TV (Channel 29) Frontier Television, Inc., 4498 Main St., WABC-TV (Channel 7) ABC Buffalo 26, N. Y.; CI -2682. American Broadcasting Companies; 1330 Bernard I. Obletz, pres. ; Richard S. Levy, Ave of Americas, N. Y., N. Y. Phone: LT vice-pres. ; Daniel A. Roblin, treas. 1-7777. CP, not operating. Leonard Goldenson, pres. (ABC) ; John E. Campbell, pres. (ABC Stations) ; Richard L. Beesemyer, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Takashi WTVF (Channel 23) Kako, prog. dir. ; David Sweeney, bus. mgr.; U. of State of New York, State Educa- Harrison Mulford, gen. sls. mgr.; Gordon tion Dept., Albany, N. Y. Kunz, prod. mgr.; Herbert Victor, asst. prog. mgr.; Christopher Ridley, dir. adv.; Joseph CP, not operating. Keyes, pub. dir.; George Feldman, research dir. ; nat'l rep., ABC National Spot Sales. Carthage -Watertown Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area: 5,300,- WWNY-TV (Channel 7) CBS, ABC, NBC 000. The Brockway Co., Box 211, Watertown, o-- N.Y., 782-2600 ; Sales : 788-3800. WNEW-TV (Channel 5) John B. Johnson, pres. & treas., Catherine Metromedia Television, a division of Me- C. Johnson, vice-pres. & secy.; James W. tromedia, Inc., 205 East 67th Street, New Higgins gen. mgr.; Alfred M. Tauroney, York, N.Y. 10021; LEhigh 5-1000. sales mgr. ; David M. Graves, prog. mgr.; Glenn H. Hall, dir. oper.; David P. Cum- Robert M. Bennett, vice pres. & gen. mgr.; mings, film dir.; Michael R. Yonkovig, dir. Bob Shay, v.p. & program mgr.; William D. Kelly, vice-pres. & chief eng. of eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc.-Andy McDermott (Canada). Operation : 1944; TV households in area : 5,887,330. Operation : 1954; TV sets in area : 156,920. -o-- Elmira WNTA-TV (Channel 13) WENY-TV (Channel 36) ABC (See Newark, N. J.) WENY, Inc., Mark Twain Hotel, Elmira, N.Y. 14902. (607) 734-3636. WCBS-TV (Channel 2) CBS Howard L. Green, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr.; CBS Television Stations, Division of Co- Curran Wade, prog. mgr.; Larry Taylor, lumbia Broadcasting System, Inc., 51 West chief engineer. Rep.: Adam Young, Inc. 52 street, New York, N.Y. 10019; 765-4321. Operation : Nov., 1969. r'ranx Stanton, pres. (CBS) ; Ralph Dan- iels, pres. -o- (CBS Television Stations) ; Alan P. Sloan, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Ned Cramer, WSYE-TV (Channel 18) NBC prog dir. ; Joseph J. Sullivan, Jr., dir. of sales ; (Satellite of WSYR-TV, Syracuse, N. Y.) George Dessart, dir. comm. serv.; George Shannon, dir. bus. affairs ; Rudy Bergman, Newhouse Broadcasting Corp., P. O. Box mgr. press rel. ; William Hohmann, dir. info. 314, Elmira, N. Y. serv.; William Lacey, mgr., film dept.; E. R. Vadeboncoeur, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Lloyd Brummett, dir. sales deve.; nat'l rep., W. V. Rothrum, vice-pres. & prog. mgr.; CBS Television Stations National Sales. W. R. Alford, dir. of sales; Donald H. Buies, peration : 1941; TV sets in area : 6,000,- gen. mgr.; T. A. Green, eng. ; nat'l rep., Har- 00O rington, Righter & Parsons, Inc. o Operation : 1956; TV sets in area : 79,000. WNBC-fV (Channel 4) NBC W NBC-TV, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New Ithaca York, N. Y. 10020; CIrcle 7-8300. WHCU-TV (Channel 20) Theodore H. Walworth, Jr., v. p. & gen. Cornell University, 212 E. State St., Ithaca, mgr.; Weston J. Harris, sta. mgr.; James W. N. Y. Grau, dir. of adv. & prom.; Lawrence E. Michael R. Hanna, gen. mgr. Gershman, mgr. sales ; local sales mgr.; Roger Lefkon, prg. mgr.; CP, not operating. Lawrence Johnson, community affairs mgr.; William G. Fen- nell, mgr. operations.

Operation: 1941; TV sets in area : 6,000,- WIET (Channel 14) (non-corn) 000. U. of State of New York, State Education -o Dept., Albany, N. Y. WNYC-TV (Channel 31) CP, not operating. City of New York, Municipal Broadcast - 490 ing System, Municipal Bldg., New York 7, Rochester N. Y.; 566-2118. WHEC-TV (Channel IO) CBS N. Siegel, dir. ; John De Prospo, Seymour Inc., 191 East Avenue, Rochester exec. off.; Bernard Buck, prog. mgr.; Morris WHEC, Kunins, chief eng. 4, N. Y.; 546-5670. Operating Municipal, non-commercial on Paul Miller, pres. ; C. Glover DeLaney, v.p. & mgr. ; John J. gen. sales Channel 31. gen. Cody, -o - mgr.; William J. Adams, prog. dir. & film dir. ; Richard K. Blackburn, tech. dir. ; Robert WOR-TV (Channel 9) Stewart Coon, prod. dir.; nat'l rep., H. R. RKO General Inc., 1440 Broadway, New Television, Inc. York 10018; 564-8000. Operation: 1959; TV sets in area, 453,500. Michael McCormick, v.p. & general mana- ger ; Robert Glaser, general sales mgr.; John Doscher, sales mgr.; Robert Feldman, local mgr.; Ron Pulera, dir. of Adv. & Pro- sales WROH (Channel 21) (non -corn) mo. ; Herbert J. Mayes, controller ; Richard O'Toole, merchandising dir. ; Mel Baily, Di- U. of State of New York, State Educa- rector of Prog. tion Dept., Albany, N. Y. -0- CP, not operating. WPIX (Channel II) WPIX Inc., 11 WPIX Plaza, New York 17, N. Y.: MUrray Hill 2-6500. Fred M. Thrower, pres. & gen. mgr.; WOKR (Channel 13) ABC Leavitt J. Pope, vice-pres. in chg. of Oper. ; Flower City Television Corp., 17 Clinton T. E. Mitchell, vice pres., comptroller & asst. Ave. S., Rochester, N. Y. 14604; (716) 546- to pres. ; H. Booraem, vice pres. in chg. of 4262. prog. ; O. S. Freeman, vice pres. in ch. of eng. ; G. Bennett Larson, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr.; Bill Brown, v.p. & news dir. ; J. P. McCann, Gordon Auchincloss, v.p. of operations; Rog- v.p., sales ; R. N. Hughes, v.p., adv., sales er H. Sheldon, gen. sales mgr. ; George Dris- dev. & community affairs ; Hal Gold, dir. coll, v.p. & engineering mgr.; Gerald Pearsen, public rel. ; J. P. McCann, gen. sls. mgr.; W. v.p. & prog. mgr., film buyer ; Michael Merla, R. N. L. Cooper, vice-pres. & film mgr.; v.p. & comptroller ; Anne Davis, prom. mgr.; Hughes, dir. of adv., sales, development, & Rep.: Blair TV. community affairs. Operation: 1962 ; TV households : 1,191,- Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 5,- 800. 600,000 New York -Newark (N.J.) WNJU-TV (Channel 47) WROC-TV (Channel 8) NBC basic New Jersey TV Broadcasting Corp., 1020 Rustcraft Broadcasting of New York, Inc. Broad St., Newark, N. J. 07102; (201) 643- Broadcast Center, Rochester, N.Y. 14610. 9100. Phone: 288-8400. Rep.: Savalli/Gates, Inc. Jack Berkman, pres. ; Ervin F. Lyke, vice mgr. F. C. Taylor, Jr., asst. mgr., O peration : 1965. pres., dir.; prog. dir. & film buyer ; Ray Jobes, chief eng. ; New York -Paterson (N.J.) A. Richard Trapp, nat'l sls. mgr.; Art Mur- rep., The Petry WXTV (Channel 41 ) rellwright, sales mgr.; nat'l Co. Trans -Tel Corp., 4 W. 58th Street, New York, N. Y. 10019. Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 349,000. Edward J. De Gray, pres. & treas.; Manuel Alonso, mgr.; Leandro Blanco, prog. dir.; Schenectady Network Inc. Rep.: Spanish International WRGB (Channel 6) NBC Operation : 1968. General Electric Broadcasting Co., 1400 (Vt.) Balltown Rd., Schenectady, N.Y. 12309; Plattsburg-Burlington FRanldin 7-2261. WPTZ (Channel 5) NBC Robert L. Gilbertson, vice pres. & gen. Rollins Telecasting Inc., 357-361 Cornelia mgr.; George F. Spring, mgr. sales ; Reed St., Plattsburg, N. Y.; 561-5555. Gordon, mgr. local sales ; Arthur R. Garland, M. Peil, mgr. prom ; W. P. Eaton, Jr., gen. mgr. ; Lincoln Dixon, prog. mgr.; Gordon Chas. B. King, mgr. prod.; nat'l rep., Har- chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair Television Associ- ates. rington, Righter, & Parsons. 1939; in 1,154,- Operation: 1954; TV homes in area : 252,- Operation: TV sets area: 600 (U. S.)-954,880 (Canada). 700. 491 Syracuse WLOS-TV (Channel 13) ABC WHEN -TV (Channel 5) CBS bask Skyway Broadcasting Co.. Box 2150. Ashe- Meredith Corp., 980 James St., Syracuse, ville, N. C.; ALpine 4-4321. Box 2363, N. Y. 13203 ; Tel. 474-8511. Greenville, S. C.; CEdar 9-8471. Paul Adanti, vice pres. & gen. mgr.; Albert Mitchell Wolfson, pres.; Morton S. Cohn, Chismark, dir, of eng. ; nat'l rep., The Katz vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Dave DeArmond, v p. Agency, Inc. & gen. sales mgr.; Bill Pfeiffer, v.p. in chg. of Operation: 1948; TV sets in area: 480,000. dev. & planning ; Ken Glover, Greenville reg. sls. mgr.; Lloyd Leonard, retail sales mgr.; -o-- Ken Quick, prog. dir.; Glenn Adkins, Jr., WHTV (Channel 43) (non -corn) prod. mgr.; George Sprague, chief eng. ; Ian U. of of Yc,rk, Education MacBryde, news dir.; nat'l rep., Peters, Grif- State New State fin, Woodward, Dept., Albany, N. Y. Inc. CP, not operating. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 986,000. -o-- o-- WSYR-TV (Channel 31 NBC WUNF-TV (Channel 33) Non Corn Newhouse Broadcasting Corp., 1030 James University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, St , Syracuse 3, N. Y. ; GR 4-3911. N. C. 27514. E. R. Vadeboncoeur, pres. & gen. mgr.; Chapel Hill Mitzi E. Neu house. vice-pres. & secy.; W. WUNC-TV (Channel 4) (non -corn) V. Rothrum, vice-pres. ; E. James McDonald,

prog. dir. ; A. J. Eicholzer, chief eng. ; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Louis B. Switzer, prom. mgr.; William N. C. 27514 ; Phone : 919-933-1116. R. Alford, Jr., dir. of sales; Fran Procopio, John Young, dir. of TV, Chapel Hill film ed.; nat'l rep., Harrington, Righter and E. W. Young, dir. of TV, Greensboro; Parsons, Inc. Jack Porter, dir, of TV, Raleigh; Alan B. Operation : 1950 ; TV sets in area : 525,000. Maclntyre, dir. eng. Operation: 1954. Utica WKTV (Channel 2) NBC, ABC Charlotte Mid -New York Broadcasting Corp., P. O. WBTV (Channel 3) CBS, ABC Box 2 ; Utica, N. Y.; REdwood 3-0404. Jefferson Standard Broadcasting Co., One Shell Storrier, vice. pres. & gen. mgr. ; Law- Julian Price Place, Charlotte, N. C. 28208 ; rence Bide, secy.-treas.; Paul Harron, 333-8832. pres. & chm.; Daniel German, prgm. dir. & Joseph M. Bryan, chm. of board; Charles promo. mgr.; Frank Guzzetti, film dir. ; Marie H. Crutchfield, president; Wallace J. Jorgen- Zumpano, traffic mgr. ; Steven Purcell, merch. son, exec. v.p. ; Thomas B. Cookerly, vice- mgr. ; DeForrest T. Layton, Jr., chief eng. ; pres. & man. ; nat'l rep., H -R Representatives, Inc. dir. Thomas E. Howard, vice- pres. eng. ; J. Robert Covington, vice-pres. re- Operation: 1949; TV homes in : 340,- area search & prom. ; James G. Babb, Jr., vice-pres. 100. & gen. sales mgr.; John A. Edgerton, news & info. mgr.; Len Soglio, asst. gen'!. sales mgr.; WUTR (Channel 20) ABC Jerry King, asst. treas. & bus. mgr. ; Fred Barber, pgm. ; Roy H. Park Bcstg. of Utica -Rome Inc., oper. mgr. Don Pettinelli, prom. mgr ; Ozo do John B. Babcock, Terrace Hill, Ithaca, Simerly, tech, oper. mgr.; Frank F. Bateman, asst. vice-pres. and asst. N. Y. 14850 ; (315) 797-5220. dir. of engineering; Mrs. Tommi L. Jones, John Crawford, gen. mgr.; Bill Graudons, personnel mgr. ; Joseph B. Young, research oper. mgr.; Jerry Devine, chief engineer ; mgr.; Jim Thacker, sports director; nat'l Rep.: Blair Television. rep., TvAR. Operation: Feb., 1970. Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 1,069,- 500. NORTH CAROLINA Asheville WCCB-TV (Channel 18) ABC WANC-TV (Channel 62) NBC Mecklenburg Television Broadcasters, Inc., -TV, Inc., 75 Scenic Hgwy., Ashe- WISE 1 Television Place, Charlotte, N. C. 28205; ville, N.C.; 704-254-4663. (704) 372-1800. Harold H. Thorns, pres., & gen. mgr.; Cy N. Bahakel, pres.; Coleman Austin, Matilann Gennett, v.p. ; Meredith S. Thomas, v.p. ; Don E. Kassner, v.p., engineering ; Tal- secy.-treas.; Hugh McMillan, adm. asst.; iaferro (Tally) Simpson, gen. mgr.; Guy John Randolph, chief eng. Titman, chief engineer; Denny Mills, prog. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 40,000. dir.; Jim Martinson, corn. oper., public af- 492 ; R. Neece, chief fairs ; Susan Ross, traffic mgr. ; Warren Brill, Sargent, oper. mgr. Anthony S. sales mgr. ; Rep.: Adam Young Inc. engineer ; Rep.: The Meeker Co.; James Ayers (South). Operation : Dec., 1953. Operation : 1968.

WCTU-TV (Channel 36) Gastonia Charlotte Telecasters, Inc., P.O. Box 12685, WTVX (Channel 48) Charlotte, N. C. 28205 ; (704) 536-3636. Air-Pix Corp., Lowell, N. C. Harold W. Twisdale, pres. ; David L. Steel, Coit M. Robinson, pres.; W. C. Bivens, Sr., v.p., engineering; Ian N. Wheeler, sta. vire-pres.; Coit M. Robinson, Jr., secy.- mgr.; Charles Ballard, sales mgr.; Robert treas. Hawkings, art dir. ; Barbara McDaniels, dir. of women's features; Zelma Stubbs, office CP, not operating. mgr.; Jack Becknell, chief engineer. Greensboro Operation : 1967 ; TV households : 610,100.. WFMY-TV (Channel 2) CBS WFMY Television Corp., Phillips Avenue, WSOC-TV (Channel 9) NBC Greensboro, N. C. ; Phone BR 4-0114. P. O. Box William A. Gietz, gen. mgr.; Jack Mark- Carolina Broadcasting Company, comm. 2536, Charlotte, N.C. 28201; 372-0930. ham, prog. dir. ; Wm. M. Alexander, mgr. ; Don Causey, film dir. ; Doyle D. J. Leonard Reinsch, pres. ; C. George Hen- Thompson, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Harrington, mgr. ; Al Munn, derson, vice pres. and gen. Righter & Parsons. asst. dir. of sis.; C. M. Murphy, treas.; Mar- vin Pridgen, Southern sales mgr.; Freeman Operation: 1949; TV homes in area: 683,- R. Jones, dir. of sis.; Ray Barath, film buyer 700. o- & prom. & merch. mgr. ; John E. Callaghan, prgm. dir. ; Robert McCourt, creative service WUBC (Channel 48) dir. ; O. Donald Ambrose, news dir.; Charles WEAL Inc., P.O. Box 6928, Greensboro, R. Whitley, chief eng.; nat'l rep., TeleRep N. C. 27405 ; (919) 275-9948. Inc. Carroll G. Ogle, gen. mgr.; Larry Allen, Operation: 1957; TV sets in area: 1,130,- chief engineer; Rep.: Savalli/Gates. 700. Operation : 1967 ; TV households : 287,500. Greenville WTVI (Channel 42) Non Corn WNCT-TV (Channel 9) CBS Charlotte -Mecklenburg Board of Educa- tion. Roy A. Park Broadcasting, Inc., P. O. Box 898, Greenville, N. C. ; 756-3180. Durham Roy H. Park, pres., treas. ; Mrs. Dorothy D. Park, sec. ; T. B. Maxfied, asst. secy. ; WTVD (Channel I CBS, NBC I) K. B. Skinner, asst. treas., asst. secy. ; John Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp., 2410 B. Babcock, v.p. chg. of operations ; Hank Broad St., Durham, N. C. 27702; 477-2131. Tribley, gen. mgr. ; Dr. John D. Caldwell Mike Thompson, general manager ; Wil- and William S. Wellons, directors; John G. liam Higgs, business manager; John Atkin- Clark, Jr., gen. sis. mgr.; Malcolm Nichol- son, program manager; Jack West, general son, prod.. mgr. ; Ed Fields, prog. mgr. ; sates manager; Roy Fullen, chief engineer; Heber Adams, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair TV. Ernst W. Greup, director of public affairs; Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 407,300. Edward Brincefield, production manager ; 11'rank Thompson, news director ; Clyde Hickory Knight, photo pool ; supervisor Malcolm Pot- WHKY-TV (Channel 14) ter, promotion & publicity director; nat'l rep., Blair Television. Catawba Valley Bcstg. Co., Box 1059, Hickory, N. C. 28601; (704) 345-3294. Operation : 1954 ; TV homes in area : 631,200. Edmund S. Long, gen. mgr.; Thomas E. Long, chief engineer; Richard L. Lail, prog. dir. ; Rep.: R. S. Crane Co., Inc. Durham -Raleigh Operation : 1968 ; TV households : 40,900. WRDU-TV (Channel 28) Triangle Telecasters, Inc., Box 8706, Dur- High Point ham, N. C. 27707; (919) 544-1786. WGHP-TV (Channel 8) Robinson O. Everett, pres.; John Wilson, 400 v.p & corp. mgr.; Katherine R. Everett, Southern Broadcasting Company, North Main Street, High Point, N.C. 27260. sec'y.-treas. ; Glenn C. Jackson, gen. mgr.; Gordon Copeland, sales mgr.; Richard B. Operation : 1963. 493 Linville Winston-Salem WUNE -TV (Channel 17) (non -corn) WSJS-TV (Channel 12) NBC U. of N. C., Chapel Hill, N. C. 27514. Triangle Broadcasting Corp., 700 Coliseum Drive, Winston-Salem, N. C. 27102 ; 723-9241.

New Bern Harold Essex, pres. ; Dick Barron, exec. WNBE-TV (Channel 12) ABC v.p. ; Harry B. Shaw, v.p. sales ; John Comas, v.p. prog.; Lee Wallenhaupt, v.p. eng. ; Tom Continental Television Inc., Box 2325, New Findley, prom. Bern, N. mgr.; Carl Wiegold, film C. mgr. nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Henry C. Wilson, pres. Inc. ;

Operation : 1953 ; TV homes in area : Raleigh 893,800. WRAL-TV (Channel 5) ABC NORTH DAKOTA Capitol Broadcasting Co., P.O. Box 12,000, Raleigh, N. C. 27605 ; 828-2511. Bismarck A. J. Fletcher, chm. of bd., chief exec. of- KFYR-TV (Channel 5) NBC ficer ; Fred Fletcher, pres. ; Jesse Helms, exec. Meyer Broadcasting Co., Broadway at vice pres. ; Louise S. Stephenson, secy. ; David Fourth, Bismarck, N. D. ; CApital 3-0900. H. Witherspoon, sales deve. dir. & promo. ; William Ekberg, pres. ; Wes Haugen, gen. Sam Beard, v.p. in chg. news, pub. aff. ; A. H. mgr.; Dave Stuart, gen. sls. mgr.; Merton Moore, Jr., v.p. in chg. acctg. ; James F. Good - Johnsrud, dir. of prog.; Carl Zeller, ass't dir. mon, ; opr. mgr. Bob Caudle, film buyer ; Lee of eng.; nat'l rep., Blair Television Associ- Pode, v.p. in chg. eng. ; William H. Murray, ates. gen. sls. mgr.; nat'l rep., Katz Agency. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 123,900. Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in : area 684,700. 0

Washington KXMB-TV (Channel 12) CBS -ABC WITN-TV (Channel 7) NBC KXMB-TV, Inc., 1811 N. 15th, Bismarck, N. D.; 223-9197. North Carolina Television, Inc., U. S. 17 South, Box Office 468, Washington, N. C. John M. Boler, pres. & gen. mgr. ; David 27889; (919) 946-3131. J. Blackstead, resi. mgr. & prog. dir.; Jess Cooper, news ; ; W. R. Roberson, Jr., pres. & gen. dir. John Krance, chief eng. mgr.; nat'l rep., H -R Television. T. H. Patterson exec. v.p. ; G. Earl Broome, v.p., nat'l sales ; W. E. Bass, vice pres. reg. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 40,000. sales ; Dick Paul, v.p., oper.; Sam P. Varn, chief engr.; Harvey Mason, v.p., eng. ; Wal- Devils Lake ter Stiles, prod. mgr.; Edith Duke, office WDAZ-TV (Channel mgr.; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, 8) NBC Inc. (Satellite of WDAY-TV, Fargo, N.D.)

Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 437,000. WDAY Inc., 207 Fifth St. N., Fargo, N. D.; (701) 237-6500.

Wilmington Rep.: Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. ; Andy WELT-TV (Channel 6) NBC, CBS McDermott Ltd. (Canada). Operation: 1967. Atlantic Telecasting Corp., 322 Shipyard Blvd., Wilmington, ; N. C. 28401 791-8070. Dickinson Dan D. Cameron, pres. ; Wayne Jackson, station mgr. ; Bill Elks, oper. dir. ; C. D. Mar- KDIX-TV (Channel 2) CBS tin, Jr., sales mgr.; Jim Stewart, production Dickinson Broadcasting Corporation, 119 director ; E. I. Herring, chief engineer ; nat'l Second Ave. W., Dickinson, N. D. ; 2245- rep., Adam Young. 5133-4-5. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 325,000. S. T. Deck, pres. ; W. K. Johnson, treas.; Louis Tysver, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Young TV. WWAY (Channel 3) ABC Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area ; 52,000. Clay Broadcasting Corp., Box 2068, 615 N. Front St., Wilmington, N. C.; (919) 762- Fargo 8581. WDAY-TV (Channel 6) NBC

Paul A. Brissette, Jr., v.p. & gen. mgr. ; WDAY, Inc., 207 No. 5 St., Fargo, Henry E. Sullivan, sales mgr. ; Dallas Mills, N. D.; AD 2-3371. prog.-prod. mgr.; Art Madeley, chief engi- N. D. Black, Jr., pres.; Jack Dunn, exec. neer ; Rep.: ; H -R Television James S. Ayers. vice-pres.; Jack Lester, vice-pres. TV ; Ken Operation: 1964; TV households : 445,500. Kennedy, sta. mgr. & film buyer ; Julius Het - 494 land, tech. dir.; Roy Pedersen, prom. mgr. ; OHIO Norm Schrader, news dir. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Akron Griffin, Woodward, Inc. WAKR-TV (Cannel 23) ABC Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area: 174,700. Summit Radio Corp., P.O. Box 1590, 853 Copley Rd., Akron, Ohio 44309 ; 762-8811. Viola G. Berk, pres. ; Roger G. Berk, vice- KTHI-TV, Studios in Fargo and Grand Forks pres. sec. & gen. mgr.; James L. Berk, treas.; (Channel 11) ABC Ted Eiland, sta. mgr.; Alan Ginsberg, prod. Spokane Television, Inc., Box 1878, Fargo, mgr.; Ron Higdon, film ed.; Irwin L. Knopp, No. Dakota 58102; 701-237-5211; Box 127, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Gill -Perna. N. D. 58201 ; (701) 772-3481. Grand Forks, Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area : 340,000. Wayne F. McNulty, v.p. ; Clyde Payne, sta. & nat'l sales mgr.; Gary Pierone, sales mgr.; David Chumley, chief eng.; Roger Bailey, Canton oper. mgr.; Beverly Paulson, traffic mgr. ; WJAN (Channel 17) nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Minn.; Harry S. Janson Industries, Box 985, Canton, Ohio ; Hyett Co. (216) 875-5542. Harold Gorsuch, gen. mgr.; Ben Werk, Minot nat'l. sales mgr.; John Baker, Jr., news dir. ; KXMC-TV (Channel 13) CBS, ABC Kathryn Bolus, film editor ; Clare Werk, pub- KXMC TV, Inc., KXME Bldg., Minot, North lic rel. & women's dir. ; Rep.: Walton Broad- Dakota; TE. 8-2104. casting Sales Corp. (Chicago) ; Gill -Perna, Inc. (N. Y.). Chester Reiten, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Lloyd Amoo, vice-pres.; Wm. Hurley, vice-pres. ; Operation: 1967; TV households : 575,400. Joseph Funke, secy.-treas.; Henry Beuchler, sls. mgr. ; Rod Romine, prog. dir. ; Duane Cincinnati Aase, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Adam Young ; WCET (Channel 48) (non -corn) Wm. L. Hurley, Minneapolis rep. The Greater Cincinnati TV Educational Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 49.000. Foundation, 2222 Chickasaw St., Cincinnati, Ohio 45219, 381-4033. C. Bart Hawley, ch. of board; Charles KMOT (Channel 10) NBC -ABC W. Vaughan, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Ronald Wil- Meyer Broadcasting Co., Minot, N. D. son, dir. prog.; Edward K. Middleton, dir. of 58701; Box 1118 ; Phone 839-3101. engineers. W. A. Eckberg, pres.; Wes Haugen, gen. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area : 767,700. mgr. ; Stan Wilson, sta. mgr. Pembina -o - WCPO-TV (Channel 9) CBS KCND (Channel 12) ABC Broadcasting Co., 500 McLendon Corp., Box 191, Pembina, N. Scripps -Howard Dakota. Central Ave., Cincinatti, Ohio 45202; Tel. 721-9900. Richard Vincent, mgr.; Aubrey Head- Jack R. Howard, president ; M. C. Wafters, ley, chief eng.; U. S. nat'l rep., 'Canadian Bestg Co.; Robert D. Standard Broadcast Sales. exec. vice pres. S. H. Gordon, gen. mgr., v.p. ; F. Ben Hevel, dir. of sls. mgr -Fargo opera. ; William S. Ritchie, gen. Valley City John Sweeney, office mgr.; Gus Bailey, adv. 4) CBS KXJB-TV (Channel & prom. dir. ; Bernie Borden, film dir. ; Archie North Dakota Broadcasting Co.. Inc., Miller, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Inc. 4000 W. Main St., Fargo, N. D. ; 282-0444 ; Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 850,800. TWX 701-221-6020. John W. Boler, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Harold Michaels, nat. sls. mgr. ; Jerry O'Keefe, prgm. WKRC-TV (Channel 12) ABC and prod. mgr. ; Lloyd Erickson, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H & R Television. Taft Broadcasting Company, 1906 High- land Avenue, Cincinnati 19, Ohio; 421-1750. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 186,000 Charles S. Mechem, Jr., ch. of exec. comm. Williston & sect. ; Lawrence H. Rogers, II, pres. ; Doro- KUMV-TV (Channel 8) thy S. Murphy, treas.; Charles S. Mechem, Ir., secy.: John L. McClay, oper. v.p. ; Donald Meyer Broadcasting Co., Fourth at Broad- L. Chapin, vice-pres.; Roger B. Read, adm. way, Bismarck, N. D. vice-pres., William H. Hansher, vice- pres. ; William A. Ekberg, pres. Robert Wilkins, eng. ; Sam T. Johnson, v.p. & gen. mgr.; sta. mgr. Needham Smith, gen. sls. mgr.; William Operation: 1957. Hildebrandt, local sls. mgr.; Harry Mohr, 495 program dir. ; Murl Rush, art dir. ; John P. vice pres. & gen. mgr.; J. B. Epperson, eng., Hill, film dir. ; Dave Klenk, operations mgr. ; v.p. ; Peter Hlinka, Ohio adv. mgr. ; James E. R. E. Owen, chief eng.; Robert Spina, prom. Smith, asst. gen. mgr. for sales ; Ernest E. mgr. ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Sindelar, oper. dir. ; John J. Richards, film Operation: 1949; TV sets in area, 1,004,100. buyer ; James E. Bloyd, chief eng. ; Edward D. Cervenak, news operations dir. ; nat'l rep., ---a-- Blair -TV, Inc. WLW-T (Channel 5) NBC Operation : 1947 ; TV households : 1,515,- Avco Broadcasting Corp., 140 W. Ninth St., 900. Cincinnati, Ohio 45202; Phone: 513-241-1822. -0- John T. Murphy, pres. ; Walter E. Bartlett, WJW-TV (Channel 8) Sr., vice-pres. TV ; Richard E. Reed, vice- Broadcasting Company, 1630 Euclid pres. & gen. mgr. ; Ray W. Colie, sales mgr. ; Storer William H. Siegel, prog. dir.; William H. Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio 44115 ; 861-6080. Wills, prom. Sr pub. dir. ; Thomas G. Robert- Bill Michaels, pres.; Kenneth L. Bagwell, son, news dir. ; Phil Samp, sports dir. ; H. station manager ; Charles M. Lieber, nat'l Joseph Lewin, comm. serv. dir. ; Edward sales mgr. ; Terrence C. Atkinson, local sales Dooley, chief eng.; Walter R. Rehbaum, traf. mgr. ; Robert E. Huber, prog. mgr. ; James B. mgr. ; Louis Rainone, prod. mgr. ; Thomas J. Perkins, chief eng. ; Rodney R. Warner, adv. Storey, film dir. ; nat'l rep., Avco-Radio Tele- & promo. mgr. ; James K. Ward, merch. & vision Sales, Inc. public dir. Operation : 1948 ; TV households : 1,059,- Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 1,485,- 600. 100.

WQXN-TV (Channel 54) WKBF-TV (Channel 61) Robert W. Rounsaville, 3165 Mathieson WKBF Inc., 21300 St. Clair Ave., Cleve- Drive, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. land, Ohio 44117; (216) 486-4000. CP, not operating. Jay Q. Berkson, gen. mgr. ; John S. Lotz, gen. sales mgr. ; Frank DeRose, sales mgr. ; Thomas V. O'Connell, local mgr. ; Ky. sales Ar- Cincinnati -Newport thur R. Hook, prog. mgr. ; Lewis Wilson, WXIX-TV (Channel 19) prod. mgr. ; Sherrie Randall, traffic mgr. ; U.S. Communications Corp. of Ohio, Inc., Alan de Petro, news dir. ; Sandra Hamer, prom. mgr.; N. William Faun, engineering 1500 Walnut St., Phila., Pa. 19102 ; Studio : mgr.; Rep.: Avco Radio Televiison Sales 801 B West 8th St., Cincinnati, Ohio 45203 ; (513) 421-9020. Inc. Operation : 1968 ; TV households : 1,460,- R. Douglas McLarty, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; 100. Richard F. McCarthy, gen. sales mgr. ; Thom- as Petree, nat'l. mgr. ; Raymond sales G. Columbus Markoff, prod. mgr. ; Richard W. Ridge, prom. mgr. ; James D. Parker, chief engineer ; WBNS-TV (Channel 10) CBS Rep.: Edward Petry & Co.; Bill Creed Assoc. Dispatch Printing Co., 770 Twin Rivers (New England) . Drive, Columbus, Ohio; Phone: 224-7121. Operation : 1968 ; TV households : 906,600. General Sales Office, 62 E. Broad Street, Columbus 15, Ohio; 224-7121. Cleveland Richard A. Borel, pres. ; Richard M. WKYC-TV (Channel 3) NBC Wolfe, v.p. ; Robert D. Thomas, v.p. sls. ; National Broadcasting Co., 1403 East 6 Lester H. Nafzger, v.p. eng.; John Haldi, v.p. Street, Cleveland, Ohio 44114; 216-696-1100. promo. dir. ; Paul Yoakum, prod. dir.; prog. ; George A. Borel, treas. ; Ed Eakins, Neal Van Ellis, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Eu- Tom Dorsey, news dir. ; Betty Dixon, film gene Bohi, sta. mgr. ; Jack Dorr, adv. mgr. ; dir. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Inc. Clifford Ford, sls. mgr. ; Joseph Varholy, pgm. mgr.; Raymond Smith, chief eng; Gene Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 650,000. McGuire, bus. mgr. ; Robert Miller, oper. -0- mgr. ; James Lyle, prod. mgr. ; William Leeds, news mgr. ; nat'l rep., NBC Spot Sales. WLW-C (Channel 4) NBC

Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 1,459,600. AVCO Broadcasting Corp., 3165 Olentangy 0 River Rd., Columbus, Ohio 43202; Phone: 263-5441. WEWS (Channel 5) ABC John T. Murphy, pres. ; Walter E. Bartlett, Scripps -Howard Broadcasting 3001 Co., Sr., v.p. TV ; David Abbott, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 44115; (216) Lloyd Forrest, gen. sls. mgr. ; Warren Baker, 432-1500. prog. dir. ; Bill Crawford, prom. mgr. ; Hugh Jack R. Howard, pres. ; Donald L. Perris, DeMoss, news dir.; Morrie Butler, commu- 496 nity serv. dir.; Bob Dye, chief eng.; Tom Meineke, local sls. mgr. ; Donald Wilburn, Roper, prod. mgr. ; Juanita Mitchell, film promo. & pub. mgr. ; Boyce Lancaster, grog. dir.; nat'l rep., Avco Radio-TV Sales. dir.; Harold Thompson, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Avco Radio and Television Sales. Operation : 1949 ; TV Homes in area : 957,900. Operation : 1949 ; TV homes in area : 1,019,- 700. WOSUTV (Channel 34) (non-com) Kettering (Dayton) The Ohio State University, 2470 N. Starr Rd., Columbus, Ohio 43221; CY 3-6641. WKTR-TV (Channel 16) ABC Richard B. Hull, dir. Telecommunications Kittyhawk Television Corp., 1630 East Center; Burkett Farquhar, assoc. dir. Tele- Stroop Rd., Kettering, Ohio 45429; (513) communications Center ; Mervin A. Durea, 298-0111. mgr., television ; Dale Tish, mgr. engineering. William G. Rhodes, pres. & gen. mgr.; Operation: 1955. Frank L. Luhn, v.p. & gen. sales mgr.; Ery Warnick, chief engineer; Steve Fisher, prog. -o-- dir.; Dave Butts, prom. dir. ; Rep.: Savalli/ WTVN (Channel 6) ABC Gates Inc. Taft Broadcasting Co., 753 Harmon Ave., Operation : 1967 ; TV households : 885,400. Columbus, Ohio 43223 ; Phone : 228-5801. Charles Mechem, ch. of board ; Law- Lima rence H. Rogers, II, pres. ; John L. McClay, WIMA-TV (Channel 35) NBC. ABC exec. v.p. ; Dorothy S. Murphy, treas. ; Fred WLOK, Inc., 1424 Rice Ave., Lima, Ohio; von Stade, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Richard 225-3010 W. Ostrander, gen sis. mgr.; Robert Foster, local sls. mgr.: Nick Basso, prog. mgr.: Sis George Hamilton, pres. ; Robert W. Mack, & Charles Osborn, prog. Bloom, prom. dir. ; Pat Cramer, public affairs vice-pres. gen. mgr.; dir.; Edward O. Kopriver, chief eng.; na- dir.; Maurice Lamb, chief eng.; John D. tional representative, The Katz Agency, Inc. Stewart, sta. mgr. & sales mgr.; nat'l rep., The Meeker Co. Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 727,000. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 171,000. Dayton WHIO-TV (Channel 7) CBS Lorain -Cleveland Miami Valley Broadcasting Corp., 1414 WUAB (Channel 43) Wilmington Ave., Dayton, Ohio 45401 ; \\" UAB Inc., 8443 Day Dr., Parma, Ohio 254-5311. 44129; (216) 845-6043. James M. Cox, Jr., ch. of bd.; J. Leonard John A. Serrao, pres., United Artists Reinsch, pres. ; Frank Gaither, v.p. ; Stanley Bcstg.; William A. Schwartz, v.p. & gen. G. Mouse, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Jack .McCarthy, mgr. ; Jack J. Moffitt, gen. sales mgr.; Ted gen. sales mgr. ; Roy Whitaker, dir. merch., Baze, prog. dir. ; Harry Sykora, mgr. of en- prom., public relations ; Alan Higgins, chief gineering; Gary Davis, prom. mgr.; William eng. ; Herb Shaper, asst. sect.-treas.; David H. Dover, Jr., dir., retail services ; Andrew J. Smart, Jr., prog. dir. ; nat'l rep., Telerep. Kovach, controller. Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 545,000. Oxford WMUB-TV (Channel 14) NET-NAEB WKEF (Channel 22) ABC Radio-TV Center Bldg., Box Miami University. Springfield Television Bcstg. Corp., Oxford, Ohio; 529-3521. 2210, Springfield, Mass. ; Studio : 1731 Sol- Dr. Stephen C. Hathaway, dir. of Telcom, diers Home Road, Dayton, Ohio 45418 ; (513) 263-2662. gen. mgr.; William L. Utter, assoc. dir. of Telcom ; David Lauridsen, news dir. ; Joseph George J. Mitchell, v.p. & sta. mgr. ; John Wasser, chief eng. ; Robert Jordan, asst. chief R. Hughes, gen. sales mgr.; Robert Wells, eng. ; Lee Shubert, film dir.; Kay Jackson, prod. ; ; mgr. Harry Woosley, chief engineer office mgr. Berl Golub, prog. mgr. & film buyer ; Michael 1959. Hennessy, sales prom. dir. ; Rep.: H -R Tele- Operation: vision. Steubenville Operation: 1964; TV households : 982,000. WSTV-TV (Channel 9) CBS, ABC -o- Rust Craft Broadcasting Company, WSTV WLW-D (Channel 2) NBC, ABC Bldg., Broadcast Center, Steubenville, Ohio; Avco Broadcasting Corp., 4590 Avco Drive, 282-0911. Dayton, Ohio 45401 ; Phone : 293-2101. Jack N. Berkman, pres.; Louis Berkman, Donald L. Dahlman, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Sr. v.p., sec'y.-treas. ; Fred Weber, exec. v.p. ; Charles McFadden, gen. sls. mgr.; Donald E. Myles P. Berkman, v.p., asst. sec'y.; Charles 497 Shepherd, v.p. in chg. of engineering; John prod. mgr.; John Saunders, dir. pub. affrs.; R. Wilson, dir. of finance, asst. sec'y., con- Jim Skinner, film dir. ; Carol Webb, traffic troller ; George Barren Bregge, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Joe Gillis, special projects dir. ; nat'l mgr.; Martha Sabo, asst. sect. rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward.

WSTV-TV : George Baren Bregge, v.p. & Operation : 1958 ; TV sets in area : 1,735,- gen. mgr. ; Lou Rocke, gen. sls. mgr.; George 300. Wilson, prom. dir. ; Joe Shanley, oper. mgr. ; William Chesnes, chief eng. ; Virginia Griffin, Youngstown mdsing. mgr. ; Carl Kroskey, film ed.; James WFMJ-TV (Channel 21) NBC Martin, prod. supervisor ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co. The Vindicator Printing Co., 101 W. Boardman St., Youngstown 3, Ohio; RIver- Operation : 1953 ; TV homes in area : 1,589,- side 4-8611. 000. William J. Brown, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Mitchell Toledo F. Stanley, mgr.; J. A. Grier, TV prog. mgr. ; Gene Donahay, film dir. ; Frank WDHO-TV (Channel 24) ABC Dieringer, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Blair TV. D. H. Overmyer Telecasting Co., Inc., 300 Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 180,000. S. Byrne Rd., Toledo, Ohio 43615 ; (419) 255-8200. -0- Arthur M. Dorfner, pres.; James R. Steele, WKBN-TV (Channel 27) CBS sales mgr.; Ernest Rety, chief engineer ; WKBN Broadcasting Corp., 3930 Sunset Larry Jacquemotte, prod. service supervisor; Blvd., Youngstown, Ohio 44501; 216-782-1144. Lee Fowler, prog. service supervisor; Rep.: W. P. Williamson, H -R Television Inc. Jr., pres. & gen. mgr.; Ruth L. Cruikshank. secy. ; W. P. William- Operation : 1966 ; : TV households 1,766,- son, III, exec. v.p. ; David V. Stewart, treas. 300. sales dir. ; Norm Berger, prog. dir. ; Ted Con- -0-- ner. pubi. rel. ; B. dir. T. Wilkens, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Katz Agency. WSPD-TV (Channel 13) ABC, basic, NBC Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 514,000. The Storer Broadcasting Co., 136 Huron St., Toledo 4, Ohio. George B. Storer, Jr., pres. ; Keith Mc- WXTV (Channel 73) Kennedy, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Robert Bailey, gen. sls. mgr. ; Douglas Sinn, local sls. mgr. ; Community Telecasting Co., Box 150, Far- Ralph R. Rust, opera. mgr. ; Geo. Fulop, rell, Pa. chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Storer Television Sales, CP, not operating. Inc. Operation: 1948; TV sets in area: 634,000. -o- -o-- WYTV (Channel 33) WYTV, Inc., 3800 Shady Run Rd., Youngs- WGTE-TV (Channel 30) (non -corn) town, O. Greater Toledo ETV Foundation, Man- Howard D. Duncan, Jr., gen. mgr. hattan Blvd. at Elm, Toledo, Ohio. David Gillmore, operations mgr. Zanesville WHIZ -TV (Channel 18) NBC, ABC WTOH-TV (Channel 79) Southeastern Ohio Television System, Downard Rd., Zanesville, Ohio 43701; Woodward Broadcasting Co., 1056 Ran- Tel.: 453-0361 ; code dolph St., Detroit, Mich. area 614. Allan Land, group mgr.; Robert Hodous, Max Osnos, pres. & treas.; Jacob Kellman, gen. mgr. ; Reed Mellon, prog. dir. ; Nate vice-pres. & secy. Milder, dir. of sales ; Elmer Hartmeyer, chief CP, not operating. eng. ; Ralph Young, film oper. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Savalli/Gates, Regional Reps., Corp. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 80,000. WTOL (Channel 11) CBS Cosmos Broadcasting Corp., P.O. Box 715, OKLAHOMA Toledo, 0. : 43601. Phone 244-7411. Ada Charles A. Batson, pres. ; Carter C. Hard- wick, Jr., gen. mgr.; Jack Spring, gen. sls. KTEN (Channel IO) ABC, CBS, NBC mgr.; Richard Coulter, nat'l/regional sales Eastern Oklahoma Television Co., Inc., mgr. ; Peter Good, Toledo sales mgr.; Mickey P.O. Box 10, Ada, Oklahoma 74820. Tele- Hooten; prog. dir.; Wyatt McDaniels, chief phone : 332-3311. eng. ; Lamont McLoughlin, news dir. ; Donald Bill Hoover, pres. & gen. mgr.; R. Jack M. Hess, prom. dir.; David MacAllister, Hoover, vice pres. ; Fred Smith, chief eng.; 498 Bobby Lawson, prog. dir. ; nat'l rep., Savalli/ v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Jack Sallaska, program dir. ; Gates. Gene Clark, chief eng. ; Al Gaylor, prom. & pub. dir. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 178,310. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 614,800. Ardmore -o- KXII-TV (Channel 12) Ardmore, Okla -Sherman - Denison, Texas WKY-TV (Channel 4) NBC Texoma Broadcasters, Inc., Box 1175, WKY Television System, Inc., 500 E. Sherman, Texas. Britton Rd., Oklahoma City 14, Okla.; M. N. Bostick, pres.; C. H. (Chuck) 478-1212. Balding, gen. mgr.; Pete McNee, nat'l. & E. K. Gaylord, pres.; Norman Bagwell, reg. sls. mgr. ; Bill Green, chief eng. ; Gil Lee, v.p. & mgr.; Tom Parrington, sta. mgr.; Nick prod. mgr.; nat'l rep., H -R, Inc. Panos, nat'l sales mgr.; Joe Jerkins, pro- Operation : 1956. gram mgr. ; Jim Willis, prom. mgr.; Robert Hayward, chief eng. ; Jack Lovell, dir. tech. Elk City oper.; Edward L. Gaylord, pres. : 1949 ; in : 460,500. KSWB (Channel 8) Operation TV sets area Southwest Broadcasting Co., Elk City. -o-

Lawton KOED-TV (Channel I I) (non -corn) KSWO-TV (Channel 7) ABC Oklahoma Educational Television Author- 2146, Norman, Okla. Phone: KSWO Television Co., Inc., P. O. Box ity, P. O. Box 364-2100. 708, Lawton, Okla. Phone : ELgin 5-7000. ; Dr. J. H. Hollo - R. H. Drewry, pres., Paul Mrs. John Owens, chmn. gen. mgr.; mon, secy.-treas.; John W. Dunn, dir. Goode, compt.; Jim Lockerd, chief engineer ; Harold Hunt, prog. dir. Operation : 1959.

Operation : 1953; TV sets in area : 225,000. Sayre (Elk City) Oklahoma City KFDO-TV KETA (Channel 13) (non -corn) (Satellite of KFDA-TV, Amarillo, Tex.) Oklahoma Educational Television Author- Bass Bcstg. Co., Box 1400, Amarillo, Tex. ity, P.O. Box 2146, Norman, Okla. ; 364-2100, 79105 ; (405) 928-3233. Norman. Pat Gilbreath, resident, engineering super- ; - Mrs. John Ownes, chmn. Dr. J. H. Hollo visor ; Rep.: Blair Television Associates, Inc. mon, secy.-treas.; John W. Dunn, dir. ; Gillia Operation : 1961. Wood, chief eng.; Frank E. Draper, prod. supvr.

Operation : 1956. Tulsa -0- KOTV (Channel 6) CBS KOTV, Inc., Third & Frankfort Sts., Tulsa, KOCO-TV (Channel 5) ABC Okla.; Phone : LUther 2-9233. Cimarron Television Corp., 63rd & Port- J. C. Richdale, Jr., pres. ; George Stevens, land, Oklahoma City 16, Oklahoma. VIctor vice-pres. and gen. mgr.; Dale Hart, comm. 8-3311. mgr.; J. Clyde Parker, prom. mgr.; Art Elli- John Kirkpatrick, pres.; Ben K. West, v.p., ott, prgm. dir. ; nat'l rep., H -R & P Television, gen. mgr.; James Pitts, comptroller ; Hugh Inc. Abfalter, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Blair Tele- Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 434,900. vision Associates. Operation : 1954. - KVOO-TV (Channel 2) NBC Central Plains Enterprises, 3701 So. Peo- KOKH-TV (Channel 25) ria Ave., P. O. Box 1349, Tulsa, Oklahoma Oklahoma City Public Schools, 1801 North 74101; RIverside 2-5561. Ellison, Oklahoma City 73106, Okla. CEntral Harold C. Stuart, pres. ; John Devine, exec. 2-0581. vice pres. & gen. mgr.; Dean A. McGee, bd. -o- chm. ; Tom Belcher, gen. sls. mgr.; Bruce Washburn, prog. dir. ; Allen Cox, prom. dir. ; KWTV (Channel 9) CBS Albert Dory ; prod. mgr.; Jack Morris, news Griffin Television, Inc., 7401 No. Kelley, mgr. ; John M. Bushnell, Jr., eng. sup.; nat'l Oklahoma City, Okla. 73114 ; 843-6641. rep., TeleRep. John Griffin, pres.; Jacques DeLier, exec. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 460,300. 499 KTUL-TV (Channel 8) ABC Klamath Falls, Oregon 97601. Phone 884- Griffin-Leare TV, Inc., Box 9697, Tulsa, 8131. Okla. ; HIckory 6-6184. William B. Smullin, pres. ; Don R. Stone - John T. Griffin, chairman; James C. hill, v.p. mgr. ; Dan Markham, nat'l. sales Leake, pres.; Bryan Cole, vice-pres.; Bill dir. ; nat'l rep., Young Television ; reg. rep., Swanson, v.p. gen. mgr.; Bryan Mathes, Art Moore & Assoc. v.p. secy. & treas. ; Boyce Lancaster, opera. Operation : 1956. mgr. ; Jim Black, comm, mgr. ; Robert Snider, dir. eng. ; Mrs. Barbara Roberts, prom. mgr. ; La Grande John D. Rauser, film mgr. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin & Woodward. KTVR (Channel 13) ABC, NBC

Operation : 1954 ; TV homes in area : 481,- (Satellite of KTVB, Boise Ida.) 400. KTVB Inc., Box 390, Boise, Ida. Georgia OREGON M. Davidson, pres. ; Robert E. Krueger, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Gene Tut- Coos Bay tle, resident engineer; Rep.: Avery-Knodel, Inc.; Bob Hix Co., Inc. (Mountain States) ; KCBY-TV (Channel I I) NBC Television Network of Idaho; Charles L. (Satellite of KVAL-TV, Eugene, Ore.) Burrow Co. (Seattle -Portland). Eugene Television Inc., P.O. Box 1156, Operation : 1964. Coos Bay, Ore. 97420; (503) 269-1111. S. W. McCready, gen. mgr. ; Tom Blanken- Medford ship, oper. mgr. ; Iry Brown, chief engineer. KM ED -TV (Channel 10) ABC, NBC Corvallis Radio Medford, Inc., Box 10, Medford, Ore. 97501; (503) 773-7373. KOAC-TV (Channel 7) J. L. De Armond, pres. ; Ray Johnson, exec. State System of Higher Education, 303 Co- v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Art Chipman, nat'l sales vell Hall, Corvallis, Oregon 97331; Phone: mgr.; Ellis Feinstein, dir. of engineering; 503-754-1311. Rep.: H -R Television ; Charles Burrow Co. Robert C. Hinz, gen. mgr. ; Ben Ballard, (Portland & Seattle). chief eng. Operation : 1961; TV households : 123,900. Operations : 1957. -o- Eugene KOBI-TV (Channel 5) CBS, ABC Oregon Broadcasting Co., P.O. Box 2K, KEZI-TV (Channel 9) ABC Klamath Falls, Oregon 97601; Phone : 884- Liberty Television, Inc., 2225 Coburg Rd., 8131. Eugene, Ore. 97401; (503) 343-3301. Wm. B. Smullin, pres. ; Jerry E. Kelly, Don E. Tykeson, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Jim mgr. ; Jerold R. Poulos, vice-pres. ; Robert Magnuson, sta. mgr. ; Spencer Ellsworth, op- Lindstrom, reg. sales mgr.; Bill Kirk, chief erations mgr. ; Antonius Moulder, chief eng. ; eng.; Tom Nelson, prod. mgr.; nat'l rep., Rep.: Edward Petry & Co. ; Cam -Co Broad- Young TV Corp. cast Sales (Seattle) ; Charles L. Burrow Co. Operation : 1953. (Portland) .

Operation : 1960 ; TV households : 226,200. Portland KATU (Channel 2) ABC Fisher's Blend Station, Inc., 2153 N.E. KVAL-TV (Channel 13) Primary NBC Sandy Blvd., Portland, Ore.; (503) 235-8751. Eugene Television, Inc., Blanton Heights, W. W. Warren, pres. ; W. J. Hubbach, v.p. P.O. Box 1313, Eugene, Ore. 97401; 503-342- & gen. mgr. ; Thomas R. Dargan, sta. mgr. ; 4961. Richard Z. Thompson, prog. mgr. & film buy- er; William Vandermay, chief S. W. McCready, vice pres. ; Philip Till- engineer; Gary Ferlisi, gen. sales mgr ; man, treas. ; Tom Winn, secy. ; John Doyle, Skip Hinman, sales mgr. ; Bruce A. Ruminski, public service prog. dir. ; Glenn Nickell, local sales mgr. ; mgr. ; Rep.: Katz Television. Gordon L. Bussey, prom. merch. dir. ; Pat Brooks, film dir. ; William R. Riley, chief Operation : 1962 ; TV households : 768,700. eng. ; nat'l rep., H. R. Television, Inc., Art Moore & Assoc., Inc. (Pacific Northwest). KGW-TV (Channel 8) : e- Operation 1954 ; TV sets in : area 183,600. King Broadcasting Company, 1501 S.W. Jefferson St., Portland, Ore. 97201. (503) Klamath Falls 224-1901. KOTI-TV (Channel 2) Ancil H. Payne, gen. man.

Oregon Broadcasting Co., P.O. Box 2K, Operation : 1956. 500 KOIN-TV (Channel 6) CBS gen. mgr.; Bruce Lawrence, sales mgr.; Don Mount Hood Radio & Television Broad- Cummingham, prog. dir.; Richard Kline, casting Corp.. 140 S.W. Columbia St., Port- chief eng.; John Wells, promo. & adv. mgr.; land, Ore. 97201; CApitol 8-3333.. Tom Murphy, business mgr. ; Conrad Reisin- ger, merchandising mgr.; nat'l rep., Blair TV, t . .coward Lane, pres. ; E. R. Vadebon- New York. coeur, vice-pres. ; Richard McLaughlin, prom. : 1953 ; sets ir. : 451,800. dir. ; Ted W. Cooke, opera. dir. ; John Palm- Operation TV area er, nat'l sales mgr.; Robert McGill, local sales mgr.; Louis Bookwalter, chief eng.; Luke Erie Roberts, public service dir. ; nat'l rep., Har- WICU (Channel 12) NBC rington, Righter & Parsons. Lamb Communications, Inc., 3514 State St., Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 500,000. Erie, Pa. 16508 ; GL. 4-5201. -o- Arthur M. Ingram, pres. ; Eric Johnson, gen. ; gen. ; KPTV (Channel 12) mgr. Paul Whittingham, sls. mgr. Mike Csop, chief eng. ; Ken Fanazini, prog. Oregon Television, Inc., P.O. Box 3401, dir. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. ; Canadian Portland, Ore. 97208 ; 735 S.W. 20th Place, rep., Andy McDormott. Portland, Oregon; (503) 222-9921. Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 225,000. John S Hansen, pres. & gen. mgr.; Blake Byrne, sales mgr.; Gordon White, prog. mgr. _n_ & film buyer ; Elizabeth Morris, prom. mgr. ; Gene Phelps, chief engineer; Rep.: Tele -Rep, WJET-TV (Channel 24) ABC Inc.; Cam -Co. (Seattle). Jet Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1635 Ash St., Operation : 1955 ; TV households : 723,400. Erie, Pa. 16503; (814) 864-4902. Myron Jones, pres.; Pete Coticchia, gen. Roseburg mgr.; Ken Fanazini, prog. dir. ; John Kanzus, Rep. ; KPIC (Channel 4) NBC primary Adam Young Inc. (Affiliate of KVAL-TV, Eugene, Ore.) Operation : 1966 ; TV households : 530,400. Southwest Oregon Television Broadcast- -0- ing Corp., studio & office : 655 West Umpqua ; Roseburg, Oregon. Phone : 672-4481. c/o WSEE (Channel 35) CBS KVAL, P. O. Box 1313, Eugene, Oregon. Great Lakes Television Co., 1220 Peach St., C. H. Fisher. pres.; Wm. B. Smullin, vice- Erie, Pa. ; Phone : 455-7575. pres. & treas. ; Richard A. Booth, operations George J. Mead, pres. ; James R. McBrier, mgr.; S. W. McCready, gen. mgr.; Aaron second vice-pres. ; Edward G. Zellefrow, gen. Boe, sta. mgr.; nat'l rep., H/R Television, mgr. & asst. secy.; John W. English, sect. & Inc., and Art Moore & Associates, Inc. 1st vice pres.; James J. Penna, chief eng.; (Pacific Northwest). nat'l rep., Meeker Co., Inc. Operation : 1956. Operation: 1954; U.H.F. sets in area: 92,100. Salem KVDO-TV (Channel 3) Channel 3 Inc., 3000 Portland Rd. N.E., WHP-TV (Channel 21) CBS Salem, Ore. 97303; (503) 581-6300. WHP, Inc., 216 Locust St., Harrisburg, Harry E. Godsil, gen. mgr.; Robert Ridg- Pa.; 234-3211. way, chief engineer ; Jim Hollon, news dir. ; A. H. Stackpole, chmn. board ; Joseph M. Jill Kauffman, oper. mgr.; Rep.: Tacher Co. Higgins, pres. & gen. mgr.; Donald C. Yeiser, Operation : Feb., 1970 ; TV households : gen. sales mgr.; E. Daniel Leibensperger, dir. of eng. ; nat'l rep.: Blair Television. PENNSYLVANIA Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 321,800. Altoona WFBG-TV (Channel 10) CBS WTPA (Channel 27) ABC Radio & TV Division, Triangle Publica- tions, Inc., 4100 City Line Avenue, Philadel- Div. of Newhouse Broadcasting Corp. ; Syra- phia, Pa. 19131; Commerce Park, Altoona, cuse, N. Y.; Studio: 3235 Hoffman St., Har- Pa.; Wlndsor 4-2031. risburg, Pa.; Phone: CEdar 8-7171. Triangle Publications, Inc., Radio & Tele- E. R. Vadeboncoeur, pres. ; Paul S. Abbott, gen. mgr.; Jack Thornsley, sales mgr. ; vision Division Executives : George A. Koehl- Paul Baker, prog. dir.; Charles W. Baker, chief er, gen. mgr. ; Lewis Klein, dir. prog. ; Joseph eng. ; nat'l rep., & Laskowski, business manager ; Paul Martin, Harrington, Righter Par- sons, Inc. ad. dir. ; Henry Rhea, dir. eng. ; Robert Teter, sales mgr. ; Station Personnel : John G. Stilli, Operation : 1953; TV sets in area : 340,000.

501 Johnstown Phllaoeipnla WARD -TV (Channel 56) CBS, ABC WCAU-TV (Channel 10) CBS Rivoli Realty Co., 502 First National Bank WCAU, Inc., City Line Ave. & Monument Bldg., Johnstown, Pa. ; Phone 536-0761. Rd., Philadelphia 31, Pa. ; TEnnyson 9-7000. Walter M. Thomas, pres.; H. C. Tilley, Bruce R. Bryant, vice-pres. & general treas. ; M. E. Gartland, sect. ; William Confer, manager ; Alvin L. Hollander, program man- gen. mgr.; Howard W. Smith, chief eng. ; ager; Frank C. Beazley, general sales man- nat'l rep., Weed Television Corporation. ager; Robert N. Pryor, director of promo- tion and Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 155,000. information services; Robert Gross, -o- director of engineering; Gorden West, film operations manager ; John Horstmann, WJAC-TV (Channel 6) NBC, ABC operations manager; nat'l rep., CBS Tele- WJAC, Inc., Hickory Lane, Johnstown, vision National Sales. Pa. ; 255-5831. Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 2,- Walter W. Krebs. pres. ; Alvin D. Schrott, 069,400. exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; John B. -o-- Rogers, sales mgr. ; Frank P. Cummins, prog. dir. ; Theodore Campbell, chief eng. ; nat'l WFIL-TV (Channel 6) ABC rep., Harrington, Righter & Parsons. Triangle Publications, Inc., Radio & TV Operation: 1949; TV sets in area, 1,222,- Division, 4100 City Line Ave., Philadelphia 912. 31, Pa. ; TR 8-9700. George A. Koehler, gen. mgr.; A. Eugene Lancaster McCurdy, sta. mgr.; Henry G. Chadwick, WGAL-TV (Channel 8) NBC gen. sales mgr.; H. Lewis Klein, exec. prog. WGAL Television, Inc.. Lincoln Hwy. dir. ; George L. Walsh, prog. mgr. ; Henry E. West, Lancaster, Pa.: 393-5851. Rhea, dir. of eng. ; John C. Harlan, bus. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Blair Television. pres. & gen. mgr. ; Clair R. McCollough, 1947; J. Robert Gulick, asst. gen. mgr. in chge. of Operation: TV sets in area: 2,923,200. sales ; Harold E. Miller, stat. mgr. ; Leroy K. Strine, nat'l sls. mgr. ; William Hausler, -_ mgr. ; prog. dir.; reg. sales Nelson Sears, WKBS-TV (Channel 48) Harry J. Shaub, bus. mgr. ; Paul I. Woodland, prom. mgr. ; Robert H. Zima, sls. serv. mgr.; Kaiser Broadcasting Corp., 3201 S. 26th Wayne Seacat, tech. dir.; nat'l rep., The St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19145; (215) 336-6400. Meeker Co., Inc. Carlo Anneke, gen. mgr.; James Nolan, special Operation : 1949 ; TV homes in area : 1,470,- projects mgr.; G. William Ryan, gen. 765. sales mgr.; Harry W. Lawson Jr., sales mgr. ; -o - S. Mort Rosenman, prog. mgr.; Lon C. Lee, WLAN-TV (Channel 21) prom, mgr.; Thomas W. Rose, prod. mgr., Carl Grant, new mgr.; Robert D. Johnson, Peoples Broadcasting Co., 252 N. Queen business St., Lancaster, Pa.; EX. 4-7261. mgr.; Glenn H. Romsos, eng. mgr. Rep.: Avco Radio Television Sales Inc. Frank H. Altdoerffer, pres., gen. mgr.; : 1965 ; M. Operation TV households : 2,807,- Samuel Altdoerffer, secy., treas., mgr., 600. Raymon Sherman, chief eng. ; Jullian Skin- nell, prog. dir. ; Stanley Baker, sales mgr. -o- CP, not operating; TV sets in area: WHYY-TV (Channel 12) (non -corn) 55,000. WHYY, Inc., 4548 Market St., Phil..del- Lebanon phia, Pa., EV 2-9300; 5th & Scott Sts., Wilmington, Del. ; OL 4-6255. WLYH-TV (Channel IS) Albert J. Nesbitt, chmn. of bd.; William Television Hill, Lebanon, Pa.; 273-4551. Goldman, pres. ; Warren A. Kraetzer, exec. Licensee: Triangle Publications, Inc. v.p. & gen. mgr.; Philip Klein, treasurer ; (Radio & TV Div.), City Line Ave., Phila- Robert Hall, v.p., engineering ; Bruce Beale, delphia, Pa., Trinity 8-9700. mgr. Wilmington operations ; Irvin Ruby, Leo M. MacCourtney, general manager. business mgr. ; Mrs. Anne Renshaw, dir. of pub. inf. ; Norman Marcus, v.p. program- Operation, May 2, 1957. ming. Lock Haven Operation. 1963; TV sets in area: 3,000,- 000. WBPZ-TV (Channel 32) Lockhaven Broadcasting Corp., 132% E. Main St., Lock Haven, Pa. Phone Lock WPCA-N (Channel 17) Haven 4038 or 6786. 1230 E. Mermaid Lane, Phila. 18, Pa. ; CH On the air. 8-3628. 502 KYW-TV (Channel 3) NBC seph E. Ondrick, prom. mgr.; Larry Will, Group W (Westinghouse Broadcasting chief eng. ; Susan Straub, traffic mgr.; Rep. : Co.), 1619 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Peters, Griffin, Woodward Inc. 19103; LOcust 4-3700. Operation : 1969 ; TV househalds : 1,180,- 000. Frank Tooke, area vice pres. ; Kenneth T. MacDonald, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Jim Siegor, --o-- prog. mgr.; Earl Higgins, bus. mgr. ; Jim WIIC-TV (Channel 11) Capone, creative services dir. ; Lee Carlson, WIIC-TV Corp., 341 Rising Main Ave., sales mgr.; Charles Blair, chief eng. ; Dick Sproule, public rel. dir.; Bill Gordon, re- Pittsburgh 15214, Pa.; 321-8700. search mgr.; nat'l rep. TVAR James M. Cox, Jr., ch. of bd.; J. Leonard Operation: 1941; TV sets in area, Reinscn, pres. ; Leonard A. Swanson, vice- 2,275,000. pres. & General Manager; Anthony Renda, General Sales Manager ; David Chase, Pro- -0- gram Director ; H. V. Skaggs, exec. prod. ; Robert Quinn, General Business manager ; WPHL-TV (Channel 17) Caley Augustine, prom. and pub. rela. dir. ; U.S. Communications Corp., 1529 Walnut Robert Wehrman, chief eng. St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19102; (215) 665-8777. Operation : 1957. Robert Bryan, gen. mgr.; Sam Feinberg, -o gen. sales mgr.; Jack Kline, local sales mgr. ; Jane Cohen, prog. dir. ; George Finkel, Oper. WQED (Channel 13) (non-com) mgr.; Donal B. Leith, chief eng.; Al Meltzer, Metropolitan Pittsburgh Educational Tele- sports dir.; Robert Gale, news dir. ; Barry vision. 4337 Fifth Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. Magarick, prom. dir. Rep.: Metro TV Sales, 15213 ; 683-1300. Bill Creed Associates (New England). Mr. Leland Hazard, Honorary Chairman ; Operation : 1960; TV households : 22,600. Mr. Howard S. Kaltenborn, Chairman of the Board ; Mr. M. M. Anderson, Vice Chairman ; -o- Mr. George D. Lockhart, Vice Chairman; WTAF-TV (Channel 29) Dr. Edward D. Eddy, Jr., Vice Chairman; (Formerly WIBF-TV) Mr. George R. Craig, Secretary; Mr. Fran- Taft Television Corp., Benson East Jenkin- cis B. Nimick, Jr., Treasurer; Mr. Donald V. Taverner, President ; Mr. Rayvid, town, Pa. 19406 ; (215) 927-5999. Jay Executive Director of Broadcast Operations ; Robert C. Wiegand, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Ro Miss Rhea Sikes, Director of School Ser- Grignon, gen sales mgr.; , vices; Mr. Richard Stafford, Director of prog. mgr. ; Tom Shelburne, prom. mgr. ; Public Relations. Beenard Gurewich, chief engineer; Vic Ia- Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 1,100,- cona, local sales mgr. ; Hardie Mintzer, news 000. & public affairs dir. ; Ernie Ravert, prog. co- ordinator. Rep.: Katz Television. Operation: 1965 ; TV households : 2,799,- WQEX (Channel 16) (non corn ) 400. Metropolitan Pittsburgh Educational Tel- evision Station, 4802 Fifth Avenue, Pitts- Pittsburgh burgh, Pa. 15213. staff as above. KDKA-TV (Channel 2) CBS Same WQED o Westinghouse Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1 Gateway Center, Pittsburgh, Pa.15222; (391) WTAE-TV (Channel 4) ABC 3000. The Hearst Corp., 400 Ardmore Blvd., D. H. McGannon, pres.; Edward Wallis, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. 15230; A.C. 412- vice-pres.; James M. King, gen. mgr.; Jon 242-4300. Stainbrook, prog. mgr.; Richard Neagle, Franklin C. Snyder, vice pres. & gen. mgr. ; sales dir. ; Glenn Lahman, chief eng. ; Tom Alan Trench, vice pres. sls ; John Conomikes, Stanford, prom. dir. sta. mgr.; Louis P. Wagner, chief eng. ; John Operation : 1969 ; TV households : 1,180,- E. Hinkle, Jr., asst. treas., bus. mgr.; David 100. Crantz, prom. mgr. ; Gerard A. McCune, film -o-- lr. ; Bob Harper, news dir. ; nat'l rep., Katz gency, WPGH-TV (Channel 53) Tnc. U.S. Communications of Pittsburgh Inc., Scranton -Wilkes-Barre 750 Irvory Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15214; (412) WNEP-TV (Channel 16) ABC 931-6833. Richard B. Rawls, gen. mgr.; Robert Taft Broadcasting Co., Wilkes-Barre/ Rohde, gen. sales mgr.; David C. Butterfield, Scranton Airport, Avoca, Pa. 18641. A.C. commercial dir.; Armand Belli, regional 717-457-7401-655-2821 sales mgr.; N. Neil Kuvin, oper. mgr.; Jo- Thomas P. Shelburne, gen. mgr.; Robert 503 A. Feldman, prog. mgr.; Chester Sawicki, WTEV (Channel 6) ABC chief eng. ; Ray Balsom, gen. sls. mgr.; Gus Telestation WTEV, Television Center, 8th Di Stadio, bus. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Katz Agency, & Spring Sts., New Bedford, Mass. 02740; Inc. (617) 993-2651. : 1954 ; : Operation TV sets in area 352,375. Clair R. McCollough, pres. ; Vance L. Eckersley, sta. mgr. ; John H. Candioto, sales -0- mgr.; Mann Reed, WDAU-TV (Channel 22) CBS regional sales mgr.; John Robinson, prog. mgr. ; Lee Tanner, oper. Scranton Broadcasters, Inc., 1000 Wyo- mgr.; Peter Mandell, prom. mgr.; Jack D. Ave., 18509; 342-7634. ming Scranton, Pa. Delaney, news dir. ; Maurice Wynn, chief Mrs. M. E. Megargee, pres. ; Mrs. M. A. eng. Rep.: H -R Television Inc. Holcomb, gen. mgr.; Mort Rosenthal, prog. Operation : 1963 ; TV households : 178,400. dir.; Doug Holcomb, prom. dir.; Ralph A. Thompson, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H -R Tele- SOUTH CAROLINA vision, Inc. Anderson Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 531,000. WAIM-TV (Channel 40) ABC, CBS Wilkes-Barre Wilton E. Hall, 321 Kingsley Rd., Ander- son, S. C. ; Canal 6-1511. WBRE-TV (Channel 28) NBC Wilton E. Hall. WBRE-TV, Inc., 62 S. Franklin St., owner; Glenn P. Warnock, gen. mgr. ; Robert Baldwin, ; Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; (717) VAlley 3-3101. dir. of eng. John McCallum, dir. of sales ; Marshall Gilliard, Louis G. Baltimore, pres. ; David M. Bal- prod. mgr.; nat'l rep., Devney. timore, vice-pres. Sr gen. mgr. ; F. D. Cos- Operation : 1953; TV sets in area : 172,00. lett, gen. sales mgr. ; Charles Sakoski, Sr., chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co. Augusta Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area: 939,300. WRDW-TV (Channel 12) CBS Rust Craft Broadcasting Corp., 1301 York George Ave., North Augusta, South Caro- WSBA-TV (Channel 43) CBS lina ; Phone: 824-5432 ; Area code : 803. Susquehanna Broadcasting Co., 140 E. Jack N. Berkman, pres. ; Fred Weber, vice- Market St., York, Pa. 17401; Telephone: pres. ; Walter H. McCroba, gen. mgr.; James (717) 843-0043. N. Armistead, sls. mgr.; Lee Sheridan, Louis J. Appell, Jr., pres.; Helen P. Ap- opera. mgr. ; Edgar Goforth, chief eng.; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency. pell, vice-pres. ; George N. Appell, treas. ; G. Taylor Hess, secy.; Robert M. Stough, sta. mgr.; H. David Berlin, sls. mgr.; nat'l Camden rep., Blair TV. WACA-TV (Channel 14) Operation : 1952; TV sets in area : 80,600. Camden Broadcasting Corp., Camden, S. C. Haygood S. Bowden, pres.; Thomas J. RHODE ISLAND Richards, vice-pres. & treas. ; Harold W. Providence Funderburk, secy. WJAR-TV (Channel IO) NBC CP, not operating. The Outlet Co., 176 Weybosset St., Provi- dence, R.I.02903 ; (401) 861-9200. Charleston J. S. Sinclair, chmn. of bd.; Kenneth Logo- WCIV (Channel 4) NBC witz, Robert Cronan, v.p. ; David J. Shurt- First Charleston Corp., Highway 703, Mt. leff, vice pres. Brdcst. Div.; Phil B. Taylor, Pleasant, S.C. 29464; (803) 884-8513. chief eng. ; Edward Boghosian, gen. sls. mgr.; Fred S. Houwink, v.p.; William E. Lucas, nat'l rep., Edw. Petry & Co., Inc. gen. mgr.; Everett Martin, sales mgr.; James Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 1,831,- Luttrell, chief engineer ; Jerry Mallard, oper. 500. -o- mgr. & film buyer.-o- WPRI-TV (Channel 12) CBS WCSC-TV (Channel 5) CBS 24 Providence TV, Inc., Mason St., Provi- WCSC, Inc., 485 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. dence 2, R. I.; 401-521-4000. Raymond 3-8371. Edwin W. Pfeiffer, gen. mgr.; John E. John M. Rivers, pres., treas. & gen. mgr.; Franks, sales mgr.; Harry Wiest, prog. Martha R. Rivers, 1st v.p. & secy.; Roland dir. ; James Baker, bus. mgr.; Charles Lynch, Weeks, v.p. & stat. mgr.; Virgil V. Evans, Jr., rep., Blair -TV, Inc. chief eng.; nat'l v.p., nat'l sls. ingr. ; Ralph E. .1 homey, Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 1,606,- regional sales mgr. ; Charles E. Hall, prog. 400. mgr.; Vernon Word, film dir.; Rudy Hughes, 504 chief eng.; Lois Parker, merch. mgr.; Glo- Florence ria Wilson, aud. promo. ; Kenneth Klyce, WBTW (Channel 13) CBS, ABC news dir. ; George Norwig, sports dir. ; nat'l Daily Co., 630 N. Irby Inc. Telegraph Printing rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, St. Ext., Florence, S. C. 29501; 662-1565. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 408,200 I. pres. ; C. Shott, (ARE). Hugh Shott, Jr., John gen. mgr.; Joseph B. Foster, station mgr. ; George Sansbury, sales mgr.; John Ander- son, prod. mgr. ; Nancy P. Isgett, prom. superv.; B. E. Moore, chief engineer ; nat'l WTMA-TV (Channel' 4) rep., Blair Television. Atlantic Coast Broadcasting Corporation Operation : 1954. of Charleston, 133 Church St., Charleston, S. C. Greenville WFBC-TV (Channel 4) NBC WUSN-TV (Channel 2) ABC Multimedia Broadcasting Co., 505 Ruther- Reeves Telecom Corp., P.O. Box 879, ford St., Greenville, S. C.; CE 9-1321. Charleston, S.C. 29402 ; 884-4141. Wilson C. Wearn, Pres.; Douglas A. William J. Groome Jr., gen. mgr.; William Smith, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Ass't Mgr. & Pgm. P. Roversi, nat'l sales mgr.; Grange S. Cuth- Dir. Norvin C. Duncan ; Kinch S. Haulbrook, bert, Jr., local sales mgr.; Donald L. Moody, Sales Mgr.; William E. Garrison, Chief En- Oper. mgr.; Walter M. Nelson, engineering gineer ; Marge Stanley, Prom. & Pub. Rela- dir.; Wes Ferns, prog. dir.; nat'l rep., Ed- tions Dir.; Andy Scott, Operations Mgr.; ward Petry & Co. nat'l rep , Katz Agency. Operation : 1954; TV sets in area : 467,600. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 613,300.

Columbia WGVL (Channel 23) Greenville Television Co., Calhoun Towers, WIS-TV (Channel 10) NBC Greenville, S. C.; 5-0471. CP, not operating. Cosmos Broadcasting Corp., 1111 Bull St., Columbia, S. C.; ALpine 3-6431. Greenville -Spartanburg - G. Richard Shafto, chmn. of bd.; Charles Asheville (N.C.) A. Baston, pres. ; K. James Yager, v.p. and ABC gen'! mgr.; Francis M. Hipp, vice-pres. & WLOS-TV (Channel 13) treas.; John W. Lindsay, secy.; Law Epps, Wometco Skyway Bcstg. Co., Box 2150, vice-pres. sales & development ; Joseph P. Asheville, N.C. 28802; (704) 254-4321. Poin- Gill, dir. engineering; David R. Huntington, sett Hotel, Greenville, S.C.; (803) 239-8471. prom. dir.; William E. Moore, prog./oper. Mitchell Wolfson, pres.; Louis Wolfson, mgr. ; John H. Brock, nat'l sls. mgr. ; nat'l v.p. ; Bill Brazzil, v.p. sales, Wometco bcst. rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. div.; Morton S. 'Cohn, v.p. gen. mgr. & film Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area: 379,000. buyer; Dave DeArmond, v.p. soles; Bill Pfeiffer, v.p., planning & (ley.; Loyd B. Leonard, retail sales mgr.; Ken Glover, re- gional sales mgr.; Kay Jenkins, dir. of sales (Channel 19) CBS WNOK-TV dev. ; Ken Quick, prog. oper. mgr.; Ian Mac Palmetto Radio Corp., Box 5307, Columbia Bryde, news dir.; Tony Smith, prom. dir.; S. C., 776-3600. George Sprague, chief eng.; Bruce Frey, Irwin Kahn, pres.; H. Moody McElveen, business & credit mgr.; Rep.: Peters, Griffin, Jr., exec. vice-pres.; W. Croft Jennings, Woodward, Inc. J. W. Lindau, III, vice-pres. ; Carlisle Operation: 1954; TV households in area: Roberts, secy.; Samuel Litman, treas., Don- 1,144,100. ald M. Bryant, prog. dir.; Eugene Parker, chief eng. ; Richard T. Laughridge, sls. mgr.; Spartanburg Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area: 90,000. WSPA-TV (Channel 7) CBS nat'l rep., Averv-Knodel, Inc. Spartan Radiocasting Co., 123 N. Converse St., Spartanburg, S. C.; 803-585-7777. Walter J. Brown, pres. ; Charles R. Sanders, vice pres. & gen. mgr.; D. S. Burnside, secy- WOLO-TV (Channel 25) ABC treas. ; William Hamrick, dir. eng.; Gene Columbia TV Broadcasters Inc., Box 4217, Gibson, studio engineer ; Clyde Burdette, Columbia, S.C. 29204; (803) 754-7525. trans. engineer ; C. W. Newcomb, station Henry W. Hughes, sta. & sales mgr., James mgr.; J. B. Anderson, sls. dir. ; J. Don Ken- Collins, chief eng. Rep.: Savalli/Gates Inc. nedy, prom. mgr. ; Steve Currie, prog. dir.; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. Operation : 1961 ; TV households in area : 196,300. Operation : 1956; TV sets in area: 871,600. 505 SOUTH DAKOTA Everts, Oper. mgr.; Lydia Weidman, prog. Aberdeen dir.

KCOO-TV (Channel 9) NBC Operation : 1958 ; TV in homes in area : KSOO-TV, Inc., KCOO-TV, P.O. Box 40,600. 1520, Aberdeen, S. Dak.; 225-4350. Reliance Morton Henkin, pres. ; Tom Starkle, sta. mgr. KPLO-TV (Channel 6) CBS Operation: 1958. (Satellite of KELO-TV, Sioux Falls, S. D.) Midcontinent Broadcasting Co., c./o. Deadwood/Lead KELO-TV, Phillips Ave. & 13th St., Sioux Falls, ; Tel. KDSJ-TV (Channel 5) CBS S.D. 336-1100. Joe Floyd, pres.; N. L. Bentson, vice- (Satellite of KRSD-TV, Rapid City, S. D.) pres.; E. R. Ruben, secy.-treas.; Evans A. The Heart of the Black Hills Stations, Nord, exec. vice-pres., gen. mgr.; (sold as 1438 Mountain View Road, Rapid City, S.D. satellite of KELO-TV, Sioux Falls, S.D.) ; nat'l rep., H -R Television-Wayne Evans & Florence Assoc. (Minneapolis). KDLO-TV (Channel 3) CBS, Operation: 1957; TV sets in area, 322,000. (Satellite of KELO-TV, Sioux Falls, S. D.) Midcontinent Broadcasting Co., c. o. Sioux Falls KELO-TV, Phillips & Ave. 13th St., Sioux KELO-TV (Channel I I) ABC, CBS Falls, S.D. 57236 ; 336-1100. Midcontinent Broadcasting Co.. Phillips at Joe ; Floyd, pres. N. L. Bentson. vice-pres. ; 13th, Sioux Falls, S.D.; Tel.: 336-1100. E. R. Ruben, secy.-treas.; Evans Nord, exec. Joe Floyd, pres.; N. L. Bentson, vice- vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; nat'l rep., H -R Tele- pres.: E. R. Ruben, secy.-treas.; Evans A. vision, Inc.-Wayne Evans & Assoc. (Minne- Nord, exec. vice-pres., gen. mgr.; Tom Shee- apolis) . ley, Oper. v.p. ; Dave Van Veldhuisen, prog. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in : area 322,000. mgr.; Joe Dvorak, sales merchandising mgr. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc.-Wayne Mitchell Evans & Assoc. (Minneapolis).

KORN-TV (Channel 5) Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 322,000. Mitchell Broadcasting Association, Inc.. Box 908, Mitchell, S. D. 57301. - R. V. Eppel, pres. & gen. mgr.; Gerald R. KSOO-TV (Channel 13) Eppel, commercial mgr. ; Arnold Monday, KSOO-TV, Inc., 205 N. Phillips Avenue, chief engineer. Rep.: The Devney Org. Inc. Sioux Falls. S. D.

Operation : 1960 ; TV households in area : Gordon H. Ritz, chmn. & chief exec. offi- 83,200. cer ; Morton Henkin, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Wade S. Patterson, sta. & sales mgr.

Rapid City Operation : 1960; TV homes in area : 212,- KOTA-TV (Channel 3) CBS, ABC, KDUH Chan- 500. nel 4, KHSD Channel II (satellites) TENNESSEE Duhamel Broadcasting Enterprises, Du- hamel Bldg., 6th & St. Joe Streets, Rapid Chattanooga City, South Dakota, P. O. Box 1752; 605- WDEF-TV (Channel 12) CBS 342-2000. Roy H. Park, Broadcasting of Tennessee, Mrs. Helen S. Duhamel, pres. & gen. mgr.; Inc., Broadcast Center, 3300 Broad St., William F. Duhamel, vice pres. & sta. mgr.; Chattanooga, Tenn. 37402. 267-3392. Elmer Nelson, chief eng.; Dan Lesmeister, Roy H. Park, pres. ; Harold Johnson nat. sales ; Verne Sheppard, farm dir. ; nat'l. C.E. ; Wm. G. gen. ; rep., Adam Young, Inc., Minneapolis rep., Evans, mgr. Jim Tomlin, sales mgr. ; nat'l rep., Blair Television. Wayne Evans & Assoc. ; Omaha rep., The Soderlund Company. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 300,000. Operation: 1955; TV sets in area : 80,200. -o-- WRCB-TV (Channel 3) NBC WRCB-TV, Rust Craft Broadcasting Co., KRSD-TV (Channel 7) ABC, NBC 900 Whitehall Road, 'Chattanooga, Tenn.; (Operates satellite KDSJ-TV, Deadwood, S.D.) code 615, 698-1505. The Heard of the Black Hills Stations, Jack N. Berkman, pres. ; Harry D. Burke, 1438 Mountain View Rd., Rapid City, S.D. v.p., & gen. mgr.; George P. Moore, vice- 57704 ; ,605) 342-6050. pres. & sls. mgr.; Gene Miller, chief eng.

Eli Daniels, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Elaine Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 497,900. 506 WTVC (Channel 9) ABC v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Peter Fennelly, prog. dir. Martin Theatres of Georgia, Inc., Box & film buyer ; Rex Horton, chief eng. ; Neal ; rep., Avery-Knodel, 1150, Chattanooga, Tenn. 37401; 266-4151. Branch, sls. mgr. nat'l Inc. Reeve Owen, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Jack Sausman, commercial mgr.; Leon Webb, Operation: 1956; TV sets in area : 384,800. station mgr.; Charles Stephenson, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., PGW. WTVK (Channel 26) ABC Operation : 1958 ; TV in homes in area : South Central Broadcasting Corp., Box 594.100. 1388, Knoxville, Tenn. 37901 ; Memorial Park Road on Sharps Ridge, Knoxville, Tenn. ; Jackson (615) 687-2312. WBBJ-TV (Channel 7) ABC John A. Engelbrecht, pres., gen. mgr, & stat. mgr.; George F. Stoltz, vice-pres.; Jackson Telecasters Inc. ; Box 2387 Muse Leighman D. Groves, secy.-treas.; William ; Phone 424- Street, Jackson, Tenn. 38301 Law- 4515. E. Eckstein, pgm. & sales mgr.: Carl son, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Savalli/Gates. Gerry Quick, gen. mgr. ; Edward Ward, Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 302,700. chief eng. ; Judy Gable, traffic mgr.; James Welch, local sl's mgr.; nat'l rep., Savalli/ Gates. Memphis Operation : 1965 ; TV homes in area : 197,- WHBQ-TV (Channel 13) ABC 200. RKO General, Inc. (N. Y.), 485 So. High- Memphis, Tenn. Johnson City land Ave., P. O. Box 11407, 38111, 323-7661. WJHL-TV (Channel I I) CBS -ABC D. A. Noel, gen. mgr.; Alex Bonner, sales Roy H. Park Broadcasting of the Tri - mgr.; Jack Bolton, local sales mgr.; Lance Cities, Inc., 137-145 W. Main St., Johnson Russell, prog. dir.; Welton M. Roy, chief City, Tenn. 37602 ; Phone : 92o-2151. eng. ; nat'l rep., RKO General Broadcasting/ Roy H. Park, pres. ; W. H. Lancaster, Jr., National Sales. v. p. & gen. mgr.; John B. Babcock, v. p. Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area : 586,100. oper.; K. B. Skinner, treas.; Mrs. Dorothy a Park, secy. ; Carl E. Dickenson, chief eng.; (Channel IO) (non -corn) J. Will Hall, sls. mgr.; nat'l rep., Blair -TV. WKNO-TV Memphis Community Television Foun- Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 556,100. dation, Memphis State University, Box 80,000, Tel.: 458-2521. Kingsport -Johnson City -Bristol Memphis, Tenn., 38111; Julian B. Bondurant, pres.; Robert W. WKPT-TV (Channel 19) ABC Pharr, secy.; Howard D. Holst, managing Holston Valley Broadcasting Corp., P.O. dir. ; Robt. Nollner, chief eng. ; Bill Johnson, Box 569, Kingsport, Tenn. 37662. film dir. ; Fred Willis, prog. dir. Robert I. Ratcliff, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 400,000. Robert D. S. Condit, gen. sales mgr.; George -o- E. DeVault Jr., oper. mgr. ; Harold T. WMC-TV (Channel 5) NBC Doughert chief eng. Rep.: Adam Young Scripps -Howard Broadcasting Co., 1960 Inc. Union Ave., Memphis, Tenn. 38104; Phone: Operation: 1969; TV homes in area: Broadway 4-8515. M. E. Greiner, Jr., vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Knoxville Edw. F. Greaney, Jr., pgm. mgr. and film WATE -TV (Channel 6) NBC buyer ; Charles Caldwell, Jr., film dir.; Nor- Nationwide Communications Inc., 1306 man Brewer, news dir.; Robert A. Frase, Broadway, N.E. Knoxville, Tennessee 37917. tech. dir. ; Philip Slavick, prod, mgr.; Jim Phone (615) 524-4651. McDearman, Jr., promo, mgr.; nat'l rep., Inc. E. F. Wagner, pres. ; George W. Campbell, Blair -TV, v.p. & gen. mgr.; John T. McCloud, gen. Operation : 1948; TV sets in area : 524,100. mgr.; John Reese, prog. dir. ; Bob King, prod. 0 ; Don E. Watkins, chief eng.; Russell dir. WREC-TV (Channel 3) CBS Hillis, nat. sls. Ntl. mgr.; rep.: Harrington Pea- Righter & Parsons. Cowles Broadcasting Service, Hotel body Bldg., Memphis 3, Tenn.; JAckson Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 466,300. 5-1313. Charles B. Brakefield, pres. & gen. mgr. ; WBIR-TV (Channel 10) CBS Jack Michael, vice-pres. & prog. dir.; G. C. Multimedia Broadcasting Co., 1513 Hutch- "Buck" Jones, v.p. sales ; Olin Morris dir. inson, Knoxville, Tenn.; (615) 525-8101. pub. affairs ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Wilson C. Wearn, pres.; John P. Hart, Operation : 1955; TV sets in area : 508,400. 507 Nashville Abilene -Sweetwater WLAC-TV (Channel 5) CBS KTXS-TV (Channel 12) CBS & ABC WLAC-TV, Inc., 474 James Robertson Texas Key Broadcasters, Inc., U.S. Hwy. Pkwy., Nashville, Tenn. 37219; 244-5000. 83 Bypass No., Abilene, Texas ; 677-2281. T. B. Baker, Jr., exec. vice-pres. & gen. A. V. Ludington gen. mgr. ; Macel Cole- mgr.; Harold C. Crump, v.p. & sta. mgr.; man, sales mgr. ; J. T. Allen, chief engineer ; Ruth C. Talley, v.p. & admin. dir. ; Thomas nat'l rep., Meeker. E. Erwin, v.p. & dir. of sales; Ralph L. Hucaby, v.p. & dir. of eng.; Bill Jay, Oper. Amarillo mgr.; Roy A. Smith, v.p. & mgr. of 21st KFDA-TV (Channel IO) CBS Century prod.; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Box Inc. Bass Broadcasting Company, P. O. 1400, Amarillo, Texas 79105 ; 383-2226. Operation : 1954; TV sets in area : 640,700. Neville L. Wheeler, pres.; Allen G. Shif- rin, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Jack Byrd, oper. mgr.; Lee Webb, news dir. ; Dan True, weather WMCV (Channel 17) dir.; Ronald H. Ford, chief eng.; Larry S. Music City Video Corp., 410 38th Ave. N., Faler, sales mgr. ; Bedford Forrest, farm dir. Nashville, Tenn. 37209; (615) 291-7933. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 193,000. E. J. Schuffman, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Clarence Waggoner, sales mgr.; Jesse R. Ragan, Oper. 0 mgr. ; Glenn Boatright, chief engineer. Rep. : KGNC-TV (Channel 4) NBC Walton Broadcast Sales Corp. Stauffer Publications, Inc., 2000 N. Polk Operation: 1968; TV homes in area: 201,- St., Box 751, Amarillo, Tex. 79105 ; Phone : 800. 806-383-3321. Cliff Craig, station mgr. ; Bill Clarke, nat'l sales mgr. ; Calvin Handy, business mgr.; WSIX-TV (Channel 8) ABC Alan Nuzum, chief engineer ; Keith Adams, General Electric Broadcasting Company, promo, mgr. ; Rale Scarberry, prod. mgr.; Inc., 441 Murfreesboro Road, Nashville, Dick Risenhoover, mgr. of news and sports Tenn., 37210; tel.: 255-5431. Ernie Thrasher, local sls. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel. A. D. Faust, vice-pres. & gen'1 mgr.; James C. Anthony, manager/accounting; Ray Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 282,300. Shouse, National TV Sales mgr.; Al Chris- tiansen, local TV sales mgr.; Sam Samora, - o- KVII (Channel 7) ABC promo. mgr. ; Charles R. Duke, mgr., engi- neering; nat'l rep.: Harrington, Richter, Marsh Media, Ltd., Vaughn Bldg., Box Parsons. 925, Amarillo, Texas ; Phone : 373-1787; John mang. partner. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 591,800. Tyler, Wayne M. Roy, gen. sales mgr. Operation : 1957. WSM-TV (Channel 4) NBC Austin WSM, Inc., P. O. Box 100, Nashville, Tenn. 37202; Phone : 615-291-4444. KHFI-TV (Channel 42) NBC Irving Waugh, pres. ; Tom Griscom, vice - Southwest Republic Corp., P.O. Box 490, ; : 19th St., ores. & gen. mgr. ; Hi Bramham. comm. mgr. ; Austin, Tex. 78767 Studio 908 W. Brad Crandall, oper. mgr.; Twila Walker, Austin, Tex. 78701 ; (512) 476-4611. pub. & prom. mgr.; Aaron Shelton, chief John R. Kingsbery, pres. ; Dan Love, exec. eng. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. v.p. & gen. mgr.; Fred Lindley, sta. mgr.; Operation: 1950 ; TV homes in area: 546,- Hal Wallace, corn. mgr.; Jim Frazier, local 800. sales mgr.; Gray Ricketts, prog. mgr.; Gor- don Smith, prod. mgr.; Joe DeMoss, chief TEXAS engineer. Rep.: Avery-Knodel Inc. Operation: 1065 ; TV homes in area : 214,- Abilene 000. KRBC-TV (Channel 9) NBC Abilene Radio & Television Co., 4510 S. 14th St., Abilene, Tex.; OW 2-4242. TWX: KTBC-TV (Channel 7) CBS, ABC 910-897-5414. The Texas Broadcasting Corp., Box 1209, Dale Ackers. pres. & gen. mgr.; Jack An- Austin 63, Tex.; GReenwood 2-2424. drews. secy.-treas.; Wm. Terry, sta. mgr.; J. C. Kellam, pres. & gen. mgr.; Elmo Normand Mann, oper. prog. mgr.; Gene Brown, adm. asst. & TV oper. mgr.; "Cactus" Smith, chief eng., nat'l rep., Blair Television. Pryor, prog. mgr.; O. P. Bobbit, sen. v.p. & Operation: 1953; TV sets in area : 113,200. gen, sls. mgr.; Charles Howell, v.p. & TV 508 sta. mgr.; Al Mustin, prom. mgr.; Graydon Smith, Jr., vice pres. sales; Charlie Nethery, Holmes, chief eng.; nat'l rep., The Katz prog. vice-pres.; Van Johnson, (Miss), v.p. Agency, Inc. netwk. and spot clear. ; Buck Johnston, v.p. Operation: 1952. studio engineer ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. Beaumont Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 116,780. KBMT-TV (Channel 12) ABC -o - KZTV (Channel 10) CBS Liberty Corp , Box 1550, Beaumont, Texas ; Phone; TErminal 3-7512. K -SIX Television, Inc., Show Room Bldg., Corpus Christi, Tex. ; TUlip 4-1616. Ben K. West, pres. ; Bill Hill, v.p. & gen'1. mgr.; Doug Thompson, gen. sls. mgr.; Bill Vann M. Kennedy, pres. & gen. mgr.; Bob Culbertson, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Blair Tele- Payne, commercial mgr., Eugene Looper, vision. prog. dir. Operation: 1961. Operation : 1956. -o- Dallas KFDM-TV (Channel 6) CBS KERA-TV (Channel 13) (non corn) P. O. Box Beaumont Television Corp., Area Educational TV Foundation, 3000 2955 Interstate 10 East, Beaumont, 5566, Harry Hines Blvd., Dallas, Texas 75201. Texas ; Phone : TWinbrook 2-6622. D. A. Cannan, chmn. of bd. ; C. B. Locke, -o- pres. ; Howard Fry, secy.; Mott M. Johnson, KRLD-TV (Channel 4) CBS ; nat'l rep., mgr.; Harold Bartlett, chief eng. 400 North Griffin St., Dallas, Texas 75202; Peters Griffin, Woodward, Inc. 742-5711. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 230,100. Clyde W. Rembert, pres. ; Ves R. Box, Big Spring vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; I. W. Baker, Jr., asst. gen. mgr. ; Gene Cuny, gen, sls. mgr.; KWAB-TV (Channel 4) CBS, ABC Bill Selah, local sls. mgr. ; William B. Honey- Grayson Enterprises, Inc.. 2500 Kentucky cutt, chief eng. ; Fritz Kuler, prog. mgr.; nat'l Way, Big Spring, Tex.; 267-6325. rep., H -R Television, Inc. mgr.; Bob Robert S. Galbraith, station Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 993,600. Lindley, ass't. mgr. ; nat'l rep., H -R. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area : 82,200. WFAA-TV (Channel 8) ABC Bryan A. H. Belo Corp. (parent organization for KBTX-TV (Channel 3) CBS, ABC The Dallas Morning News, WFAA Radio Brazos Broadcasting Co., E. 29th St., and WFAA-TV), Communications Center, P. O. Drawer 3730, Bryan, Texas 77801; Dallas, Texas 75202; Phone: RIverside 8- VIctor 6-7777. 9631. H. Ben Decherd, the M. N. Bostick, pres. ; Harry L. Gillam, vice- Jr., chairman of Joseph M. Dealey, M. pres. & sta. mgr. ; John M. Lawrence, III, secy- bd.; pres.; James treas.; nat'l rep., TV Sales. Moroney, Jr., vice pres. and treas.; Mike Sha- Operation May, 1957; TV sets in area: piro, gen. mgr.; Jack Houser, station mgr.; Huey, mgr. ; Bob 116,900. Ward gen. sls. Turner, prod. mgr. ; Jim Pratt, prom. mgr.; Joan Johnson, film mgr.; Jim W Cooper, dir. of Corpus Christi eng. ; Chris Irby, chief eng. ; Aubrey Jenkins, KIII (Channel 3) ABC controller ; Edward Petry & Company, nat'l (Operates satellite KXIX, Victoria, Tex.) rep. South Texas Telecasting Co., Inc., 4750 S. Operation : 1949; TV sets in area : 1,336,200. Padre Island Dr., Corpus Christi, Texas. Michael D. McKinnon, pres. & gen. mgr.; Dallas -Fort Worth W. G. Heneger, auditor ; Cary Fitch, chief KDTV (Channel 39) engineer ; Jim McElhaney, prog. mgr.; Steve Arden, nat'l sales mgr.; Jack Farmer, local Doubleday Broadcasting Co. Inc., 277 Park sales mgr. Rep.: Blair Television. Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017 ; 3900 Harry Hines Blvd., Dallas, Texas 75219; (214) Operation : 1964 ; TV households 318,900. 521-3900. -o- Sheldon K. Turnee, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Jo- KRIS-TV (Channel 6) NBC seph L. Ryan, sales mgr.; William R. Schock, Gulf Coast Broadcasting Co., Box 840, dir, of eng. ; Eric Nelson, oper. mgr. Rep. : Corpus Christi, Tex.; TUlip 3-6511. Avco Radio TV sales. T. Frank Smith, pres. & gen. mgr.; W. M. Operation : 1968 ; TV homes in area : 1,- (Ike) Eikner, first vice pres.; T. Frank 026,500. 509 KMEC-TV (Channel 33) Fort Worth Evans Broadcasting Corp. of Texas, 7901 KTVT (Channel II) Carpenter Freeway, Dallas, Texas 75247 ; WKY Television System, Inc., 4801 W. (214) 638-1668. Freeway, Fort Worth, Texas.; PE 8-1951. Rep.: Keller & Heckman. Jim Terrell, sta. mgr.; Jack Berning, asst. Operation : 1967 ; TV homes in area : mgr. & sls. mgr. ; Jim Terrell, v.p, mgr. ; Bill Kessel, chief eng.; representatives: The Katz Agency. EI Paso Operation: 1955; TV sets in area 864,100. KELP -TV (Channel 13) KELP Television, No. 5 Executive Center, -o- 12277 3-5911. Box KE WBAP-TV (Channel 5) NBC John B. Walton, Jr., pres. ; Dean Byrne, Carter Publications, Inc., 3900 Barnett, Ft. operations mgr.; Gene Roth, gen. mgr. ; Fred Witt, sales mgr.; Mike Gaglio, chief eng.; Worth, Texas 76101; (817) 536-1981. Amon B. nat'l rep., Jack Masla Co. ; Rgn'l rep. Denver : Carter, Jr., pres.; N. Honea, Bob Hix. chmn.; James A. Byron, dir. of broadcasting; Bob Gould, prog. dir. ; L. F. Broyles, com- Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 136,000. mercial mgr.; Phil Wygant, promo, dir.; Rupert Bogan, dir, of engineering ; Jett Jami- son, dir. of operations ; nat'l rep., Peters, Grif- fin, KROD-TV (Channel 4) CBS Woodward, Inc. : 1948 ; : Doubleday Broadcasting Co., Inc., 2201 Operation TV sets in area 1,319,- 000. Wyoming Ave., El Paso, Texas 79903 ; 532- 6551. Nelson Doubleday, Chairman of bd.; Ed Harlingen Sleighel, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; William KGBT-TV (Channel 4) CBS, ABC McCormack, business mgr. ; Marlin Haines, Harbenito Broadcasting Co., Inc., Box 711, prog. dir.; Frank Jordan, chief eng. ; Sam Harlingen, Texas ; GArfield 3-3910. McAllen, Kobren, nat'l sales mgr.; nat'l rep., H -R. Texas, Casa de Palmas Hotel, MU 6-1141. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area : 152,000. McHenry Tichenor, Chmn. of bd.; McHen- ry T. Tichenor, pres. & gen. mgr.; Mal Kas- anoff, vice-pres. & station mgr.; J. C. Looney, vice-pres.; David Lykes, vice-pres., comm. KTSM-TV (Channel 9) NBC mgr.; Willie Harris, Jr., v.p., nat'l sales Tri-State Broadcasting Co., Inc., 801 N. mgr.; James Mattison, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Oregon St., El Paso, Texas; (915) 532-5423. Venard, Torbett & McConnell.-KGBT-TV Karl O. Wyler, pres. & gen. mgr.; Jack Spot Sales (South). Rye, exec, v.p. & progs. ; John Phelan, v.p., Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 82,000. sales; W. T. McGill, v.p., engineering; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel. Houston 1953: TV sets in area: 145,000. Operation: KHOU-TV (Channel I I ) Gulf Television Corp., P. O. Box 11, Hous-

ton 1, Texas ; (713) 526-8811. XEJ-TV (Channel 5) (Mexican Border-Juarez) James C. Richdale, Jr., pres. ; Dean Borba, Television de la Frontera, S.A., Box 9555, v.p. & gen'!. mgr.; Robert O. Paxson, gen. sls. ; 2-2910, 2-2911. El Paso, Texas. JUA. mgr. ; George Stantis, prog. mgr & film buyer ; Pedro Meneses Hoyos, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Righter & Parsons. Ero Emir Rafael Fitzmaurire, sales mgr.; Operation : 1953; TV sets in area : 728,000. Cravioto, prog. mgr. ; Gilberto Lespron, prod. mgr. ; Enrique Varela, pun. dir.; Esteban -o- Guerrero, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Spanish In- ternational Network Sales. KHTV (Channel 39)

Operation : 1954. KHTV, 7700 Westpark Drive, P.O. Box 1439, Houston, Tex. 77001; SUnset 1-3930. WKY Television System, Inc., E. K. Gay- XEPM-TV (Channel 2) lord, chairman & president; Crawford P. Rice, v.p. & mgr. (Juarez) Began operating 1/6/67. Xepm-TV Television Inc., Apdo No. 271 Juarez Mexico. Pedro Meneses Jr. owner, M. D. Heredia, Gen. mgr.; Sergio D. Molinar Jr. sales mgr. KPRC-TV (Channel 2) NBC Operation : 1961. Houston Post. Co., 4747 Southwest Free -

510 way, Houston, Texas 77027; (713) NA 2- sales mgr. ; Steve Johnson, film dir. ; Jim Ri- 2950. ley, chief eng.

Mrs. Oveta Culp Hobby, ch. of bd.; Jack Operation : 1967; TV homes in area : 127,- Harris, pres. & gen. mgr.; Jack McGrew, 200. sta. mgr.; Paul Hundorff, oper. mgr. ; Tom o -- Reiff, pgm. dir. ; Jack Healy, local sales mgr. ; KLBK-TV (Channel 13) CBS, ABC prom. & merch. ; nat'l rep., Kirt Hariss, dir. Grayson Enterprises, Edward Petry & Co., Inc. Inc., 7400 College Ave., Lubbock, Tex. ; SHerwood 4-2345. Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 675,000. W. F. de Tournillon, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Ford Robertson, lcl. sls. mgr. ; B. J. Latta, chief eng. ; Pat Halos, prog. dir. ; nat'l rep., Meeker KTRK-TV (Channel 13) ABC Co. Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp.; mailing Operation: 1952; TV sets in area: 188,000. address : P.O. Box 12, Houston, Texas 77001 ; - offices and studios : 3310 Bissonnet, Houston, KSEL-TV (Channel 28) ABC Texas ; Phone : MO 6-0713 ; TWX : 910-881- 1511 ; Transmitter : Almeda, Texas. McAlister TV Enterprises Inc., Box 2805, Lubbock, Tex. Thomas S. Murphy, pres. & chmn.; Ken- 79408; (806) 747-4561. neth Johnson, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; How- Bill McAlister, gen. mgr.; Lew Dee, sales ; ard Finch, prog. mgr. ; Torn Curran, bus. mgr. Bill Baker, chief engineer ; A. C. Wim- mgr. ; Mrs. Mary Peterson, pub. service dir. ; berly, prog. dir.

M. B. ; : Johnson, film dir. Lila Gordon, pub. Operation 1968 ; TV homes in area : 122,- dir. ; Don Lovett, sports dir.; Jess Mitchell, 600. chief studio eng. ; Murray Ison, sales mgr. ; -o- Robert Sutton, chief transmitter eng.; spot KTXT-TV (Channel 5) sales rep., Blair TV. Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas ; Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 672,800. P.O. Box 4359 ; AC 806, 742-2209. Operation: 1962.

KUHT (Channel 8) (non -corn) Lufkin University of Houston, 4513 Cullen Blvd., KTRE-TV (Channel 9) NBC, ABC Houston 4, Texas ; 748-6814. Forest Capital Communications Corp., Box James L. Bauer, mgr.; Al Leverick, chief 729, Lufkin, Tex. 75901 ; 634-7771. eng. Fred C. Hill, pres. & gen. mgr.; Marshall Pengra, Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 600,000. vice-pres., sec. & treas.; Royce Christenson, comm. mgr.; Bill Carter, prog. Laredo dir. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel. Operation : 1955. KGNS-TV (Channel 8) NBC, ABC Southwestern Operating Co., 820 Convent Midland Ave., Laredo, Tex. ; 723-7457. KMID-TV (Channel 2) NBC Jim Cathey, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Velia Her- Midessa Television Co., Inc., KMID-TV, rera, prog. dir. ; nat'l rep., The Meeker Co. Midland, Texas ; LO 3-2222. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 20,500 J. Conrad (and 28,000-Mexico). Dunagan, pres.; W. D. Noel, vice-pres. ; E. G. Rodman. secy.-treas.; Ray Herndon, gen. mgr. ; John Foster, prod. mgr.; Lubbock nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel. KCBD-TV (Channel II) NBC Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 166,700. Bryant Radio & Television, Inc., Box 2190, Lubbock, Texas 79408; SHerwood 4-1414. Monahans-Odessa Joe H. Bryant, pres. & gen. mgr.; George KMOM-TV (Channel 9) ABC L. Tarter, vice-pres. & comm. mgr.; Robert Grayson Enterprises Inc., Drawer N, Mon - L. Snyder, exec. v.p. ; Bill Taylor, prog. mgr. ; ahans, Tex. 79756. Frank Lee, chief eng.; Ray Poindexter nat'l Frank Lokey, gen. & sales mgr. ; sales ; nat'l rep., Blair & Associates. J. T. Allen, chief engineer; Rep., The Meeker Co. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 224,000. Operation: 1958, TV homes in area: 187,- 400.

KKBC-TV (Channel 34) CBS Nacogdoches Double H Corp., 21 Briercroft Center, Lub- KIES (Channel 19) bock, Tex.; (806) 747-4334. East Texas Broadcasting Company, Inc., C. L. Holgerson, gen. mgr.; Gene Coulter, Box 248, Nacogdoches, Texas.

511 Nacogdoches -Lufkin v.p. & gen. mgr.; Felix P. Majul, sls. mgr.; Leonard E. Garcia, oper. mgr.; Manuel KAEC-TV (Channel 19) CBS J. Calvo, bus. mgr.; nat'l rep., Spanish Interna- Fredonia Broadcasting Corp., Box 395, tional Network. Lufkin, Tex. 75901; (713) 634-7733. A. E. Cudlipp, Jr., pres. & gen. mgr.; Mrs. A. E. Cudlipp, Sr., v.p.; Winnie Berry, sec'y- KENS-TV (Channel 5) CBS treasurer ; Jonie Lawrence, prog. coordinator Express Communications, Inc., Ave. E & & traffic mgr.; Lee Roy Franklin, chief en- 4th St., P. O. Box 2171, San Antonio 6; gineer ; Rep.: Savalli/Gates Inc. 225-5211. Operation : 1969 ; TV homes in area : Wayne Kearl, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Bill Lydle, sta. mgr.; Elliott Kleeman, asst. sls. mgr.; Odessa Sam Spivey, prog. dir. ; Ray McMillan, chief KOSA-TV (Channel 7) CBS eng.; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Doubleday Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1211 N. Inc. Whitaker, Odessa, Tex.; FEderal 7-8301. Operation : 1950 ; TV sets in area : 424,000. John Vacca, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Doyce Elliott, nat'l sales mgr. ; Ed Costello, vice- pres. & sta. -sales mgr.; Dave Williams, chief KSAT-TV (Channel 12) eng. ; Al Helton, prog. mgr. ; George Duesler, The Outlet Co., Box 2478, San Antonio, film dir. ; nat'l rep., H -R TV Co. Tex. 78206 ; 226-7611. Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 170,100. Joseph S. Sinclair, pres. ; James Schiavone, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Clyde Formby, prog. Port Arthur mgr. KJAC-TV (Channel 4) NBC Operation: 1957; TV homes in area: 535,- Texas Goldcoast Television, Inc., P. O. Box 300. 3257, 1748 Woodworth Blvd., Port Arthur, -o- Tex., 77640 YUkon 5-5557. WOAI-TV (Channel 4) NBC Richard N. Jack, pres., Roy D. Shotts, v.p.- Avco Broadcasting Corp., 1031 Navarro gen. mgr. ; Richard Tucker, sect. ; Jack Dah- St., San Antonio, ; mer, comm. mgr.; Pete Falcon, chief eng.; Tex. 78205 (512) 227-4221. nat'l rep., Katz (South). Edward V. Cheviott, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Morton A. Barrett, gen. sales mgr.; Edward Operation: 1957; TV sets in area: 167,000. Graham, local sales mgr.; Jack Carroll, prog. dir. ; Earl Ling prom, & pub. dir.; Robert San Angelo Lunquist, news dir.; Charles L. Jeffers, di. of KACB-TV (Channel 3) NBC engineering; Faye Kemper, film dir.; Rep.: (Satellite of KABC-TV, Abilene) Avco Radio Television Sales Inc. Abilene Radio & TV Co., 4510 14th St, Operation : 1949 ; TV homes : 578,300. Abilene, Tex. 79605. Dale Ackers, pres.; William Terry, sta. & Temple-Waco sales mgr.; Norman Mann, prog. dir. ; Gene KCEN-TV (Channel 6) NBC Smith, chief eng.; Rep.: Blair TV. Channel 6, Inc., P. O. Box 188, Temple, Operation : 1962. Texas ; PR 817-773-6868 ; Waco office, 506 -e- Professional Bldg., Waco, Tex. 817-756- 0332. TWX 910-890-4870. KCTV (Channel 8) CBS, ABC Frank W. Mayborn, pres. ; Rush K. Evans, Westex Television Co. Inc., P.O. Box 1941, Jr., v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Curtis Casey, chief eng. ; 1011 E. 28th St., San Angelo, Texas; TWX nat'l rep., Blair TV. 915-655-6612. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 209,600. Houston H. Harte, pres. ; Edward H. Harte, vice-pres.; Bruce Meador, secy Texarkana treas.; Harry Moordian, gen. mgr. ; Hazel Noack, film dir. ; Ed Mateo, chief eng. ; nat'l KTAL-TV (Channel 6) NBC rep., Adam Young Inc. KCMC, Inc., 3150 No. Market St., Shreve- Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 46,852. port, La. Tel.: 425-2422.3227 Summerhill Rd., Texarkana, Tex.; 793-1133. San Antonio (See Shreveport, La.) KWEX-TV (Channel 41) The Spanish International Broadcasting Tyler-Longview Corp., 411 E. Durango Blvd., San Antonio, KLTV (Channel 7) NBC, CBS, ABC Tex.; Phone : CA 7-4141. Channel 7, Inc., Box 957, Tyler, Texas; Frank L. Fouce, pres.; Julian Kaufman, LYric 2-3875. v.p. ; Rene Anselmo, v.p. ; Emilio Nicolas, Lucille Buford, Robert P. Buford,

512 Gerald B. & Geoffrey R. Buford & Marshall UTAH H. Pengra, owners ; Marshall Pengra, exec. Logan v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Hudson Collins, chief eng. ; KUSU-TV (Channel 12) Linda Delk, prog. & prod. dir.; Robert Bu- Radio -Television Center, Utah State Uni- ford, nat'l sales manager ; Charles Bowker, versity Campus, Logan, Utah. local sales mgr. ; Linda Delk, traffic mgr., nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel ; Branch office : 324 Ogden Petroleum Bldg., Longview, Texas. PLaza 3-6717. Charles Bowker, mgr. KOET (Channel 9) Ed. Ogden City Schools, 1538 Gibson Avenue, Operation: 1954 ; TV sets in area : 178,500. Ogden, Utah 84404 ; 399-3456, ext. 228. Victoria Dr. William L. Garner, supt. of schools ; Nolan R. Taylor, gen. mgr. ; Iris Gardner, KXIX (Channel 19) prog. dir. ; Roy Mills, chief engineer. (Satellite of KIII, Corpus Christi, Tex.) Operation: 1960 (KVOG-TV), 1962 South Texas Telecasting Co., Inc., P.O. (KOET) ; TV sets in area: 53,000. Box 6669, Corpus Christi. Salt Lake City Operation : 1969. KCPX-TV (Channel 4) ABC Waco Screen Gems Broadcasting of Utah, Inc. KWTX-TV (Channel IO) CBS, ABC 130 Social Hall Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah ; KWTX Broadcasting Company, 4520 DA 2-5681. Bosque Blvd., P. O. Box 7128, Waco, Texas Norman Louvau, pres. ; Harold (Hack) 76710; PLaza 6-4451. Woolley, v.p., gen'l mgr.; 'Chas. Jennings, bus. mgr.; L. Boyd Mullins, sls. mgr.; Dan M. N. Bostick, pres. & gen. mgr, ; Thomas prom- Stribling, v.p.; Robert Levy, secy.-treas.; Rainger, prog. dir.; George Smith, Horrocks, tech dir. ; nat'l sales mgr.; Pete merch. mgr.; Gary John M. Brinegar, local rep., Sales. McNee, nat'l-Reg'l sls. mgr.; Jesse Dove, Metro TV chief eng.; Ralph Webb, prog. dir.; nat'l Operation : 1948; TV sets in area : 427,800. rep., H -R Television, Inc. -o- KSL-TV (Channel 5) CBS Operation : 1955; TV sets in area : 204,300. KSL, Inc., 145 Social Hall Ave., Salt Weslaco Lake City, Utah 84111; 524-2500. KRGV-TV (Channel 5) NBC, ABC Arch L. Madsen, pres. ; L. H. Curtis, exec. Mobile Video Tapes, Inc., 900 E. Express- v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Jay W. Lloyd, station mgr. ; way .Avenue, Weslaco, Texas; Woodlawn James Schultz, gen. sales mgr.; Scott R. 8-3131. Clawson, prog. dir. ; Howard G. Smith, chief Griffin, Woodward, Noel, sales eng.; nat'l rep., Peters, Jack H. Drake, gen. mgr.; Earl Inc. mgr.; Nolene Hodges, news director ; Hank : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 478,100. Page, opera. dir. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television. Operation Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 89,000. Wichita Falls KUED (Channel 7) University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah KFDX-TV (Channel 3) NBC 84112; 322-6336. Wichtex Radio & Television Co., Box Rex L. Campbell, general manager. 4000, Wichita Falls, Texas ; 692-4530. Darrold A. Cannan, pres.; Howard H. Fry, -e- vice-pres.; D. A. Cannan, Jr., vice-pres.; KUTV (Channel 2) NBC Mayme Kuhfuss, secy.-treas.; Tom Crane, KUTV Inc., 179 Social Hall Ave., Salt prog. dir. ; William Enloe, dir. of eng. ; Peggy Lake City 11, Utah ; DA 2-2505. Edgar, film ed. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin & Woodward, Inc. A. L. Glasmann, chmn.; George C. Hatch, pres. ; J. W. Gallivan, treas.; Robert H. Tem- Operation: 1953; TV sets in area : 208,200. ple, gen. mgr. & sales mgr.; LaMar Smith, -0- prog. dir.; Dennis Guiver, prom. mgr.; Sid Cohen, film buyer ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry KAUZ-TV (Channel 6) CBS Co. Inc., P. O. Box Bass Brothers Telecasters, Operation: 1954; TV sets in area : 427,800. 2130. Perry R. Bass, Chmn. of bd., Me. Wheeler, VERMONT & gen'l Pres. ; William E. Hobbs, vice-pres. Burlington sec'y.; J. C. Gunter, mgr.; M. E. Chappell, WCAX-TV (Channel 3) CBS treas.; Leon S. Hoeffner, chief engineer, National rep., Blair Television. Mt. Mansfield Television, Inc., 100 Market

513 Sq., Burlington, Vt.; Burlington UNiversity John H. Thompson, pres. ; Thomas N. 2-5761. Waller, gen. mgr. ; George U. Lyon, Oper. Tom ; S. T. Martin, pres., gen. mgr. & prog. dir. ; mgr.; Turner, sls mgr. Howard Sut- ton, chief ; Phil Waterman, gen. sls. mgr. ; Stuart Hall, eng. nat'l rep., H -R Television. prod. mgr. ; James W. Tierney, chief eng.; Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 316,000. A. Sherman Rutter, film mgr.; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. Norfolk

Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : U.S. WTAR-TV (Channel 3) CBS 150,000, Canada 270,000. WTAR Radio-TV Corp., 720 Boush St., Norfolk, Va. 23510 ; Phone : 625-6711. WPTZ (Channel 5) Lee Coleman Kitchin, pres. ; Ron Philips, (See Plattsburg, New York) gen. sls mgr. ; Joe Perkins, dir. of TV opera. ; Jas. W. Evans, prom. mgr.; Joel Carlson, dir. VIRGINIA of comm. rel. ; Jim Mays, news dir. ; Richard Bristol Lindell, dir. of eng. ; nat'l rep., Harrington, WCYB-TV (Channel 5) NBC, ABC Righter & Parsons, Inc. Appalachian Broadcasting Corporation, Operation: 1950; TV sets in area: 424,500. Cumberland St., Bristol, Virginia 24201 ; 669- 4161. Norfolk -Portsmouth - Robert H. Smith, Sr., pres. & gen. mgr.; Newport News J. Fey Rogers, vice-pres. & sales mgr.; WAVY -TV (Channel 10) Harry M. Daniel, treas. ; Charles M. Gore, NBC secy. ; R. V. Robinson, chief eng.; Charles WAVY Television, Inc., (Division of LIN Lineberger, program operations mgr.; Jim Broadcasting Corporation), P. O. Box 1600, Evans, prod. mgr. ; Walter Crockett, news Norfolk, Virginia 23501; 627-2345 ; and 801 dir.; nat'l rep., The Meeker Co., & James Middle St., Portsmouth, Virginia 23704; S. Ayers Co. 397-3441. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 368.870. Philip D. Marella, pres. & gen'! mgr.; Harold Soldinger, v.p. & ass't. gen'! mgr. ; Hampton -Norfolk Edward J. Hennessy, gen'! sales mgr. ; Mark WVEC-TV (Channel 13) ABC Thomas, dir. of promo. ; Paul Hecht, chief Peninsula Broadcasting Corp., 110 Third engineer; nat'l rep., AVCO Television Sales, Inc. St., Norfolk, Va. ; MAdison 7-7773 ; 1930 E. Pembroke Ave., Hampton, Va.; PA 2-6131. Operation : 1957. Thomas P. Chisman, pres. & gen. mgr.; Harrol A. Brauer, Jr., vice-pres. sales ; Portsmouth Charles L. Coker, Jr., 2nd v.p., local sls., WYAH-TV (Channel 27) William M. Barnes, reg. sls. mgr.; L. W. Christian Broadcasting Network, Inc., Box Kliewer, v.p. oper., George Hillier, chief eng. ; 111, Portsmouth, Va. (703) 393-2505. J. W. W. Chisman, secy.-treas. ; James O. M. G. Robertson, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Thom- Gray, prom. mgr. ; Lindsay Tucker, dir. com- as D. Wright Jr., v.p. & sales mgr. ; W. T. munity affairs ; David Whitener, opera. mgr. ; Gregory, v.p. & chief eng. ; Joseph La Thomas P. Chisman, film buyer ; nat'l rep., Porta, The Katz Agency. v.p. & network Oper. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 406,200. 700Operation : 1961; TV homes in area : 263,- Harrisonburg WSVA-TV (Channel 3) ABC, NBC Richmond -Petersburg WXEX-TV (Channel 8) NBC Gilmore Broadcasting Co. of Virginia, Nationwide Inc., 109 Rawley Pike, Harrisonburg, Va. ; 434-0331. Communications, S. Sycamore St., Petersburg, Va. ; 733-7876. J. S. Gilmore, Jr., pres. ; Hamilton Shea, Box 888, Richmond ; 643-0166. exec. vice pres. & gen'! mgr. ; Jack MacNam- Jack H. Wiedemann, gen. ara, station mgr. ; Robert E. Lee, oper. mgr. ; mgr.; Lawrence Slon, sales ; Louis E. Farraye, promo. mgr. ; Doyle Sat- mgr.; John Mackin, prog. dir. Al Carpenter, opera. mgr.; terthwaite, news & pub. affairs dif. ; Ira Lowe, George McGui- chief engineer. gan, chief engineer ; Teddi Atkins, traffic mgr.; nat'l rep., Petry. Operation : 1953 ; TV households in area : 201,400. Operation: 1955 ; TV sets in area : 398,600. Lynchburg Richmond WLVA-TV (Channel 13) ABC WWBT (Channel 12) NBC WLAV, Inc., 2320 Langhorne Rd., Lynch- Jefferson Standard Broadcasting Com- burg, Va. 24501; Phone: VI 5-1242. pany of Virginia, P. O. Box 12, 5710 Midlo-

514 ; vice- thian Pike, Richmond, Virginia 23201 ; 233- Mitchell Wolfson, pres. David Mintz, 5461. pres. & gen. mgr. ; John Price; chief eng. ; Fred Elsethegan, sls. mgr. ; nat I rep., E. S. Charles H. Crutchfield, pres. ; J. W. Tim- Sumner (NY) ; PGW (Bal. of U.S.) ; Stov berlake, v.p. & managing dir.; William R. Preston, area v.p.; J. N. Tucker, ass't v.p., in-Byles (Canada). dir. of programs and information; Grady Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 533,000. Pridgen, gen'l sales mgr.; S. Terry, technical operations mgr. ; David Miller, program Pasco mgr.; Bailey Dwiggins, promo. mgr. ; nat'l KEPR-TV (Channel 19) CBS, ABC rep., Advertising Representatives, Television (Satellite of KIMA-TV, Yakima, Wash.) Inc. Cascade Broadcasting Co., Inc., P. O. Box : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 498,700. Operation 702 Yakima, Wash.; Glencourt 29-111. _o - Thomas C. Bostic, pres. ; Jack Reber, vice WTVR (Channel 6) CBS pres. & gen. mgr.; Dale Hazen, mgr.; Wil- sls.; H. Park Broadcasting of Virginia, Inc. liam F. Grogan, vice-pres., television Roy M. E. Burrill, dir. of eng.; nat'l rep., H -R 3301 W. Broad St., P. O. Box 11064, Rich- Television. Pacific Northwest-Art Moore & ; Phone : ELgin 5-8611. mond, Va. Associates, Inc. Ed. J. Frech, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr.; Walter Operation: 1954; TV sets in area : 57,800. A. Bowry Jr., asst gen. mgr. ; John V. Shand, mgr. ; James W. Kyle, chief eng. ; operation Richland -Pasco -Kennewick Larry Cooper, news dir. ; Blair -TV Inc. KNDU (Channel 25) NBC Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 558,300. (Associated with KNDO, Yakima, Wash.) Roanoke Columbia Empire Broadcasting Corp., 1608 WDBJ-TV (Channel 7) CBS S. 24th Ave., Yakima, Wash. 98901; P.O. Box 582- Inc., 2001 Colonial Ave., 2523, Tri -Cities, Wash. 99302; (509) WDBJ Television, 2137. Rep.: Avery-Knodel, Inc. S.W., P. O. Box 227, Roanoke, Va.; Phone: (703) 343-8031. Operation : 1961. E. John Harkrader, v.p. & mgr.; Paul Seattle Reynolds, asst. mgr. ; Chas. Ballou, prog. ; KCTS (Channel 9) (non-com) dir. ; Blake Brown, gen. sls. mgr Wendel Siler, opera. mgr.; Frank Martin, prom. University of Washington, Seattle, Wash. dir.; J. Edward Newman, chief eng. ; nat'l 98105 ; 543-2000. Inc. rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Loren B. Stone, stat, mgr. ; Kenneth Yeend, Operation : 1955 ; TV homes in area: 643,- prog. mgr. ; Jack Armstrong, prod. mgr. ; 100. John Boor, eng. dir. ; Hugh Laird, Oper. o- coor.; Gary Harper, film dir. WRFT-TV (Channel 27) ABC Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 700,000. Roanoke Telecasting 'Corp., Mountain Roan- Trust Bank Bldg.. 302 S. Jefferson St., KING -TV (Channel 5) NBC oke, Va. 24011. King Broadcasting Co., 320 Aurora Ave., Richard K. Burton, gen. mgr.; Bill B. North, Seattle, Wash., 98109; MUtual 2-3555. Cronauer, prog. Stone, sales mgr.; Adrian Stimson Bullitt, pres., Payson Hall, vice- ; E. W. Davis, Jr., chief. dir. & oper. mgr. pres, finance & planning; Jay W. Wright, Operation : 1966. vice-pres. engineering ; Eric S. Brenner, gen. _o - mgr.; Jack Fearey, prog. dir. ; Carroll Eller - be, prod. dir. ; Jack Lantry, promo. & merch. WSLS-TV (Channel IO) NBC dir.; Tim Moore, sales mgr.; Larry Curd, Roy H. Park Broadcasting of Roanoke, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Inc. Roanoke, Va.; Inc., Church Ave. & Third St., Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 685,200. DI 4-9226. Fitzpatrick, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr.; Geo. -- H. KIRO-TV (Channel 7) v.p.; J. P. Briggs, mgr. eng.; Chernault, Jr., KIRO, Inc., Broadcast House, Third & nat'l sls. mgr. ; nat'l rep., A. S. Trevilian, Jr., Broad, Seattle, Washington 98121. The Katz Agency. Operation: 1952; TV sets in area: 670,100. -o- KOMO-TV (Channel 4) ABC WASHINGTON Fisher's Blend Station, Inc., 100 Fourth Bellingham Ave., N., Seattle 9, Wash. ; MA 4-6000. pres. KVOS-TV (Channel 12) CBS J. L. Locke, chmn.; W. W. Warren, KVOS Television Corp., 1151 Ellis St., & gen. mgr.; John Behnke, v.p. Komo TV Bellingham, Wash.; 734-4104. sales; Dave Crockett, v.p. TV prog.; Ed

515 Lackner, TV prog. mgr.; C. E. Miller, v.p. & KTVW (Channel 13) dir. of engineering; Ralph Mifflin, chief eng.; KTVW, 5544 N. 35th St., Tacoma, Wash. Pop Hagerty, merchandising mgr. ; nat'l rep., 98407; Skyline 2-3544. The Katz Agency. Estate of J. Elroy McCaw, owner ; Don Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area : 849,965. Courtney, gen'! mgr. ; Jim Turpinat, opera- tions mgr. ; Ray Swalley, chief eng. Spokane Operation: 1953; TV sets in area : 750,000. KHQ-TV (Channel 6) NBC KHQ, Inc., 4202 S. Regal, Spokane, Wash. 99203; (509) 534-0511. KVAN-TV (Channel 21) R. O. Dunning, pres. & gen. mgr.; M. O. KVAN, Inc., 707% Main St., Vancouver, Fritsch, asst. secy. & treas.; J. Birney Blair, Wash. comm. mgr.; Rod Clefton, prog. dir. ; Irving CP, not operating. Smith, prom. mgr.; Dee Waymire, eng. dir. ; nat'! rep., The Katz Agency, Inc.-Art Moore & Assocs. (Seattle & Portland). Yakima Operation: 1952; TV sets in area: 381,000 KIMA-TV (Channel 29) CBS, ABC ARB. Cascade Broadcasting Co., Radio & Tele- vision Center, P. O. Box 702, Yakima, Wash. 98901; GLencourt 29-111. Affiliated KREM -TV (Channel 2) ABC stations : KEPR-TV, Pasco, Wash., KLEW- King Broadcasting Co., 4103 So. Regal St., TV, Lewiston, Idaho. Spokane Wash., 99203; KEystone 4-0423. Thomas C. Bostic, pres.; John H. Reber, Eugene W. Wilkin, gen'!. mgr. ; Jack E. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; William F. Grogan, Harris, sales mgr. ; Robert Lewis, operations vice-pres., sis.; Jim Nolan, vice-pres., TV mgr.; Warren P. Pritchard, chief eng. ; nat'l pgms.; M. E. Burrill, dir. of eng. ; Bob An- rep., Blair. dersen, v.p. opera.; Ruth Bennett, treas.; nat'! rep., H -R Television ; : 1954; sets in 318,030. Pacific Northwest Operation: TV area: Art Moore & Associates, Inc. o - Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 184,000 (ARB). KXLY-TV (Channel 4) CBS o- KXLY-TV (Spokane Television, Inc.), W. 500 Boone Ave., Spokane, Wash. 99201, KNDO (Channel 23) NBC Fairfax 8-9084. (Operated associated station KNDU, Richland- Morgan Murphy, pres.; Wayne F. McNul- Pasco-Kenewick, Wash.) ty v.p. & gen. mgr.; Ted Bravakis, ss. mgr.; Columbia Empire Broadcasting Corp., 1608 Don Flinders, oper. mgr. ; T. O. Jorgenson, S. 24th Ave., Yakima, Wash. 98901, Box 466 ; chief eng. ; nat') rep., P. G. W. (509) 248-2300. 1953 ; TV sets in area : 358,600. Operation: Hugh Davis, pres., prog. & oper. mgr. ; Ben Shropshire, v.p. & commercial mgr. ; Ron Tacoma Krous, engineering mgr. ; Wayne Whitaker, chief ; Milt KPEC-TV (Channel 56) (non-com) eng. Schwenk & Carl Clark, news dir. ; Opal Laurent, accounting mgr. ; Rep. : Clover Park School District #400. Pierce Avery-Knodel. County, 5214 Stellacoom Blvd., Tacoma, Operation : 1959. Wash. 98499 ; Phone : JUniper 8-5162, Ext. 421. WEST VIRGINIA Bluefield KTNT-TV (Channel 11) Ind. WHIS-TV (Channel 6) NBC Tacoma: South 11th and Grant Sts., Ta- Daily Telegraph Printing Co., Broadcast coma 5, Wash. ; FUlton 3-2561, TWX TA -010 Center, Bluefield, W. Va.; 327-7114. (studios and administrative offices) ; Seattle Hugh Shott, pres. ; John Shott, gen. mgr.; Studios & offices : Grosvenor House. 500 Scott Shott, ; Wall St., Seattle Wash.; MUtual 2-0550, sta. mgr. Jean Ball, prog. dir. ; Kenneth Dick, chief eng.; nat'l rep. Avery- TWX 426X. Licensee: Tribune Publishing Knodel. Co., Tacoma, Wash. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 249,500. Max H. Bice, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Dell Spen- cer, program dir.; Paul Crittenden, chief Charleston eng. ; John Upham, sis. mgr. ; Bob Clelland, news dir.; Leonard Higgins, dir. special WCHS-TV (Channel 8) CBS events ; nat'l rep., TeleRep. WCHS AM -TV Corp., 1111 Virginia, St. E., Operation : March 1, 1953. TV sets in area: Charleston, W. Va.; Code 304, 346-5358. 646,100. O. Wayne Rollins, pres. ; P. Randall -Rol -

516 lins Sr., exec. vice-pres.; George Diab, gen. Parkersburg mgr.; Curtis W. Butler, sales mgr.; William WTAP (Channel 15) NBC, ABC K. McAllister, oper. mgr.; Gene Brick, chief Broadcasting Services Inc., 121 W. 7th St., ed. ; nat'l rep., Blair eng. ; Charles Ryan, news Parkersburg, W. Va.; HUdson 5-4588. TV Associates. C. Thomas Garten, pres. ; Ron W. Maines, Operation : 1954. gen. mgr. ; Jack See, prog. dir.; Stuart Un- derwood, chief engineer; nat'l rep., Savalli/ Clarksburg Gates, Inc. : 68,830. WBOY-TV (Channel 12) Operation : 1953; TV sets in area 912 West Pike Street, Clarksburg, West Virginia; 624-7573. Weston -Clarksburg N. W. Levin, pres. ; John J. Borghi, vice- WDTV (Channel 5) CBS pres. ; Roger Garrett, mang. dir. ; Harry Broadcast Industries of W. Va. Inc., 240 Brown, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Adam Young, W. Main St., Bridgeport, W. Va. 26330; Inc. Television Park, Weston, W. Va. 26452; Operation : 1957. (304) 269-2498. M. William Grossman, pres.; Robert L. Fairmont Johnson, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Mike Clevenger, WDTV (Channel 5) CBS sales mgr. ; Nick Pellegrin, prog. dir. ; Don Broadcast Industries of W. Va., Inc., Box Martino, prod. mgr. ; Paul Ellison, news dir. ; 419, Bridgeport, W. Virginia 26330. Kermit Wendt, chief eng. Rep. Avery- Robert L. Johnson, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Don Knodel. : 798,200. Martino, prod. mgr.; N. E. Pelligrin, dir. of Operation : 1960 ; TV households prog.; Paul Ellison, news dir.: Kermit Wendt, dir. of engineering; Mike Clevenger, Wheeling sales mgr. WLTV (Channel 51 ) Operation : 1960; TV sets in area : 302,110. Polar Industries, 321 8th St., Huntington, W. Va. Huntington -Charleston CP, not operating. WHTN-TV (Channel 13) ABC -o-- Reeves Bcstg. Corp., 625 4th Avenue, WTRF-TV (Channel 7) NBC, ABC Huntington, W. Va.; 525-7661. 96 16th St., Wheeling, W. Va. 26003; CE - Thomas F. Piskura, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; dar 2-7777. sales mgr.; Charles Walter Konjolka, gen. exec. v.p. & gen mgr.; oper. mgr.; Edward Gurney, chief Robert W. Ferguson, Harper, Howard Daubenmeyer, chief eng.; Gary Vor- engineer ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry Co. necs, oper. mgr.; Frank Curtis, sales mgr.; Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 638,579. C. Kirk Jackson, reg. sales mgr., mdse. dir. ; - o- William Ney, film dir.; Wesley M. Manley, admin. asst. & public service dir. ; Don Mur- WSAZ-TV (Channel 3) NBC dock, continuity dir. ; Mary Neal, prom. mgr. ; Capital Cities Broadcasting Corporation. George Carroll, prog. dir.; Dale Schussler, 201 Ninth Street, Huntington, W. Va.; 529- news dir. 4127. Operation : 1953; TV sets in area : 523,000. Thomas Murphy, chmn. of bd. & pres.; Philip Beuth, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.. ; George WISCONSIN Andrick, gen. sales mgr.; William Watts, lo- Eau Claire cal sales mgr.; Robert Harris, Charleston WEAU-TV (Channel 13) NBC, ABC Operations mgr.; Jack Williams, merch. Hastings Way, mgr.; George M. Curry, prom. mgr.; M. S. WEAU Inc., 1907 South Roth, prog. dir.; Bos Johnson, News Dir.; Eau Claire, Wisc. 54701. John P. Clay, chief engineer. V. I. Minahan, pres.; D. L. Nelson, vice- gen. mgr. ; Robert Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 570,100. pres. ; Elroy D. Strand, Fallis, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc.; Bill Hurley (Minneapolis). Oak Hill Operation: 1953. WOAY-TV (Channel 4) ABC, Primary Robert R. Thomas, Jr., Box 251, Oak Hill, Fond du Lac W. Va.; 304-469-3361. Robert R. Thomas, Jr.; owner & gen. KFIZ-TV (Channel 34) mgr.; Bob Brown, stat. mgr., comm. mgr.; KFIZ Broadcasting Co., 18 W. First St., Thomas Phillips, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Fond du Lac, Wis. 54935 ; (414) 921-3770. Savalli-Gates. L. A. Lange Jr., pres.; Will Darch, sta. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 357,200. mgr. & prog. dir.; Roger Lawrence sales 517 mgr. ; Vince Daube, oper. dir. ; Don Meinders, prgm. mgr.; John Price, community affairs chief eng. Rep.: Lee F. O'Connell Co. mgr.; Allan Hinderstein prod. mgr.; Ethel Operation : 1968 ; TV households : 237,400. Zeuner, admin. specialist; Gene Zastrow, C.E. Green Bay Operation : 1954. WBAY-TV (Channel 2) CBS - o Norhertine Fathers, 115 So. Jefferson St., WISC-TV Green Bay, Wisc. 54301; 432-3331. (Channel 3) CBS R. C. Nelson, gen. Television Wisconsin, Inc., 4801 West Belt - mgr.; Richard Burnton, line gen. sls. mgr.; Earl H. Huth, nat'l sales mgr.; Hwy.. Madison 5, Wisc.; CEdar 3-9791. Morgan Murphy, pres. ; Russell Nelson, Greg McElrone, sta. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Blair, Inc. vice-pres.; Ralph O'Connor, secy. & gen. mgr.; H. Kenneth Harley, treas.; Richard Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 390,830. S. Nickeson, sales mgr.; Dam Imhoff, prg. -o- dir. ; Walter Hariu, chief eng, ; nat'l rep., Pe- ters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. WFRV-TV (Channel 5) NBC Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 427,620. WFRV, Inc., Mason & Roosevelt Sts., Green Bay, Wisc.; 437-5411. Ralph S. Jackson, pres.; Robert O. WKOW-TV (Channel 27) ABC Southard, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; James B. Midcontinent Broadcasting Co. of Wiscon- Oetken, gen. sls. mgr.; Harry Riegert, prog. sin, Inc., 5727 Tokay Blvd., Madison 1, Wisc. ; dir.; Harry Hill, chief eng. nat'l rep., The 238-5891. Katz Agency. N. L. Bentson, pres. ; Anton J. Moe, exec. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 484,700. vice-pres. & asst. secy. ; Ben F. Hovel, gen. sls. mgr.; Robert Wickhem, chief engineer ; -o-- nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. WLUK-TV (Chanel 11) ABC Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 145,000. WLUK, Inc., P. O. Box 7711, Green Bay, Wisc.; Phone: 494-8711. TWX Code 414, TWX 910-263-1267. WMTV (Channel 15) NBC Thomas A. Hutchison, gen. mgr.; Larry A. Forward Television Inc., 615 Forward Dr., Busse, sta. mgr. ; Kenneth Davis, sls. mgr.; Madison, Wisc. 53711; 608-233-5381. Marshall Williamson, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Thomas E. Bolger, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr.; Peters, Griffin, Woodward. Joe McClelland, operations mgr. Operation : 1954. Operation : 1953; TV sets in area: 140,000. La Crosse Milwaukee WKBT (Channel 8) CBS, ABC WISN-TV (Channel 12) CBS Gross Telecasting of Wisconsin, Inc., 141 WISN Division-The Hearst Corp., 759 So. 6th St., La Crosse, Wisc.; 782-4678. No. 19 St., Milwaukee, Wisc., 53233 ; Howard Dahl, v.p. & mgr.; Ed Hutchings, DIvision 2-3000. TWX MI 489. prog. mgr. ; Al Leeman, chief eng.; Robert James T. Butler, Vice Pres. Gen. Mgr ; Z. Morrison, sales mgr.; nat'l rep., Avery- Richard Foerster, Sls Mgr; David Doyle, Knodel, Inc.-Harry S. Hyett Co. (Minne- Prom. & Publ. Dir : Fred Koestering, Merch. apolis). Dir. ; Charles LaForce, Public Aff. Dir.; Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 395,900. Art Strickland, News Dir.; Jerry Loebe, o- Film Dir.; Wayne Barrington, Chief Eng.; Dale Worden, chief acct.; Nat'l rep., Edward WXOW-TV (Channel 19) ABC Petry & Co., Inc. (Satellite of WKOW-TV, Madison, Wis.) Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 660,000. Midcontinent Bcstg. Co. of Wis. Inc., P.O. Box 100, Madison, Wis. 53701. Tony Moe, exec. v.p. ; Ben F. Hovel, gen. WITI-TV (Channel ABC-TV sales mgr.; Arthur Osburn, supervisor. Rep.: 6) H -R Television ; Wayne -Evans. Storer Broadcasting Co., 5445 N. 27th St., Milwaukee, Wisc., 462-6666. Operation : March, 1970. Roger W. LeGrand, vice-pres. & gen'l Madison mgr.; Henry J. Davis, sta. mgr.; Andrew P. Potos, gen'l sales mgr.; Andy Potos, Nat'l WHA-TV (Channel 21) (non -corn) sales mgr. ; James F. Major, operations mgr.; University of Wisconsin, 3313 University Robert Truscott, chief engineer ; James P. Ave., Madison, Wis. 53705 ; (608) 263-2121. Behling, promo mgr. Richard Lutz, gen. mgr.; John James, Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 809,900.

518 J. (Tony) WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) NBC N. L. Bentson, pres., Anton ; v.p. ; L. Floyd, v.p. Rob- 333 W. State St., Mil- Moe, exec. Joseph The Journal Co., ert Johnson, gen. mgr.; Ben Hovel, gen. sales waukee 1, Wisc.; 332-9611. mgr.; David Bethke, chief eng. Rep.: H -R George Comte, vice pres. & gen. mgr.; Television; Wayne -Evans (Minneapolis). Sprague Vonier, mgr.; Roger Micheln, Icl. Operation : 1965 ; TV households : 290,500. sales mgr. ; James Wulliman, chief eng., bdcstg.; Edwin L. Cordes, thief eng., re- search & development ; Don Loose, mgr. news operations ; Jack E. Krueger, mgr., pub. aff ; Arthur L. Olszyk, news ed.; James Fitzger- WSAU-TV (Channel 7) CBS ald, film superv.; Rod Synnes, comm. rel. Forward Communications Corp., 714 5th 845-4211. dir. ; nat'l rep., Harrington, Righter & Par- St., Wausau, Wisc.; Phone: sons, Inc. John C. Sturtevant, chm. ; Richard D. ; Gene R. Anderson, Operation : 1947 ; TV households in area Dudley, pres., gen. mgr.; 883,200. vice-pres., fin.; James W. Frey, sales mgr.; Bart Kellenhauser, sta. mgr. ; Jack Crowley, -o - prog. mgr.; Don Cochart, chief eng.; Bill nat'l rep.. The Meek- WVTV (Channel 18) McHenry, prom. mgr.; S. Hyett Co. (Minnea- Inc., Parklawn er Co., Inc.-Harry WKY Television System, polis).-Harry S. Hyett Co. (Minneapolis). Box 6627, Milwaukee, Wisc. ; 442-7050. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area. 302,000 Joseph Loughlin, sta. mgr. ; Edward J. Quinn, nat'l. sales mgr.; Charles Edwards, gen. sales mgr. ; Ed Herbert, oper. mgr. ; WYOMING George Liberatore, prom. dir. ; William Witt, KTWO-TV (Channel 2) NBC, ABC, CBS 4200 E. dir, of eng. ; Jayne Boyd, prog. dir. & film Harrileope Broadcasting Corp., buyer. Rep.: Katz Agency. Second Street, Casper, Wyo.; Phone 237- Operation : 1959 ; TV homes : 622,900. 3711. -o-- Burt I. Harris, pres. ; Jack Rosenthal, exec. vice-pres., gen. mgr.; Ben Lockerd, chief ; Lockerd, WMVS (TV) (Channel IO) (non -corn) eng. ; Byron Dunbar, film dir. Ben ; nat'l rep., The Milwaukee Vocational Technical & prog. dir. ; Jean Haines, traffic dir. Adult Schools, 1015 N. Sixth St., Milwaukee, Meeker Company, regional rep., John Mc- Wisc.; 271-4341. Guire, Denver. 110,000. W. L. Ramsey, exec. dir.; O. F. Schlaak, Operation: 1957 ; TV sets in area: mgr. ; Harold G. Wagner, chief eng. Operation : 1957. Cheyenne -o- KFBC-TV (Channel 5) CBS, ABC, NBC Broadcasting Co.. 2923 East Lin- WMVT (TV) (Channel 36) (non-com.) Frontier colnway, Cheyenne, Wyo., 634-4461. The Milwaukee Vocational & Adult Robert S. McCraken, pres. ; O. B. Kroefer, Schools, 1015 N. Sixth St., Milwaukee, Wisc. ; secy. ; Wm. C. Grove, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr.; 271-4341. nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. exec. dir, ; O. F. Schlaak, W. L. Ramsey, : 82,776. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area mgr. ; Harold G. Wagner, chief eng. Operation : 1963. KSTF (Channel 10) (Wausau) (Satellite of KFBC, Cheyenne, Wyoming) Rhinelander Frontier Broadcasting Co., 2923 E. Lin- WAEO-TV (Channel 12) NBC coln Way, Cheyenne, Wyoming; 634-4461. Northland TV Inc., Box 558, Rhinelander, Robert S. McCracken, pres. ; O. B. Koer- Wis.; (715) 362-7800. fer, secy.; William C. Grove, v.p. & chief re- Alvin E. O'Konski, pres. & mgr.; H. Ar- engineer ; W. G. Walter, general mgr.; thur Ladin, asst. mgr.; Robert Dierking, gional rep., Soderlund Co., Omaha; Denver sales mgr. ; William C. Anderson, chief eng. rep., Bob Hix Co. Nat'l rep., H -R Television. Rep.: Adam Young Inc. Operation : 1966 ; TV homes in area : Riverton -Worland - Thermopolis -Lander Wausau KWRB-TV (Channel 10) ABC, CBS, NBC WAOW-TV (Channel 9) ABC Chief Washakie Television, main office, Wyo., Thermo- (Auxiliary outlet of WKOW-TV, Madison, Wis.) 500 Arapahoe, Thermopolis, polis, 307-864-2351, TWX 307-864-2487. Broadcasting Co.. of Wis. Midcontinent P. and Mildred V. Ernst, owners. Inc., 1908 Grand Ave., Wausau 54401; (715) Joseph 842-2251. Operation : 1957. 519 TV Channel Allocations

ON April 13, 1952, the Federal Communications Commission announced lifting of the "freeze" on new television station construction which had been in effect since September 30, 1948. In so doing, it also made public the allocation of the new uttra-high frequency channels and some changes in the existing very -high frequency bands. As of Jan. 1, 1970, there were 1,165 UHF channel assignments (of those 512 are educational reservations) and 706 VHF channel assignments (of those 116 are educational reservations). On the air as of June 30, 1970 were 181 UHF (commercial) television stations (includes 4 educational stations on Non -reserved channels); 510 VHF (commercial) television stations (includes 4 educational stations on non -reserved channels); 108 UHF (educational television stations; and 82 VHF (educational) television stations. Following is the complete list of cities and the channels assigned to each. The population of each community is given in parentheses. The (*) preceding a channel number indicates a frequency reserved for educational use.

Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel No. ALABAMA Jonesboro (16,310) 8 '19 Andalusia(9,162) *2 Little Rock(102,213) '2, 4, 7, 11, 16, 29 Anniston Pine Bluff(37,162) 25, 38 (31,066) 40 Russellville Birmingham(326,037) 6 10, 13, 21, 42, 62, 6n (8,166) 28 Decatur(19,974) 23 Demopolis (5,004) "41 CALIFORNIA Dothan(21,584) 4 18 "39, 60 Alturas(2,819) 13 Florence(23,879) 15, 26, 36 Anaheim (104,184) 56 Gadsden(55,725) 44, 60 Bakersfield(56,848) 17, 23, 29, *39 Huntsville(16,437) 19, '25, 31, 48 Louisville Barstow'35Bishop(2,875) '43 14 Mobile(129,009) 5 10, 15, 21, 31, "42 Blythe P2 Montgomery(106,525) 12, 20, 26, 32, 45 Blythe 34 Munford 7, 16 Brawley (14,467) *26 Selma(22,840) 8, 29 Chico(14,757) 12, *18 Tuscaloosa(46,396) 17, 33, "39 Coalinga 29 Tuscumbia 47 Concord see Pittsburg Corona(13,336) 52 ALASKA Cotati "22 El Anchorage(11,060) 2 '7, 11, 13 Centro(16 811) 7 9 Fairbanks(5,625) Eureka(28,137) 3 6, 13 2, 4, 7, 9, 11, 13 Fort Bragg Juneau(5,818) 3, 8, 10 *17 Ketchikan(5,202) Fresno(133,929) 24, 30, 47, 53, 18 2 4, "9 Hanford(10,133) Seward(2,063) 4 9 21 Sitka(2.080) Indio 19 13 Los Angeles(2,479,015) ARIZONA 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 22, 28, 34, 58 Modesto(36,585) 9, "23 Ajo(5,817) 23 Palm Springs 36, 42 Douglas(9,442) 3 28 Pittsburg 42 Flagstaff (7,663) 9 13, 16 Redding(12,773) 7, 9, 16 Globe(6,419) 14 Ridgecrest Holbrook Riverside(84,332) Fontana 40 46 Kingman(3,342) 6, 14 Sacramento(191,667) 3 '6, 10, 15, 40 McNary 22 Salinas(28,957) Monterey 8 46, *56, 67 Mesa(16,790) 12 San Bernardino(91 922) '24, 30, 18 Nogales(6,153) 11, '16 San Diego(573,224) 8, 10, 15, 39, 51 Page '17 San Francisco-Oakland(740,316) Parker 17 2, 4, 5, 7, "9, 20, 26, 32, 38, 44, 60 Phoenix(106,818) ...... 3, 5, '8, 10, 21, 15, 33, "39 San Jose(204,196) 11, 36, 48, "54 Prescott(6 764) 7 19 San Luis Obispo(20,437) 6 `15 Safford(3,t56) '23 San Mateo 14 Tucson(45,454) 4 '6, 9, 13, 18, `27, 40 Santa Ana '50 Yuma(9,145) 11, 13, 16 Santa Barbara(58,768) 3, 14, '20 Santa Cruz(25,596) "16 ARKANSAS Santa Maria(20,027) 12 Santa Arkadelphia(6,819) Rosa(31,027) 50, '62 9 Stockton(86,321) 13, 3 58 Batesville(6,414) *17 Susanville El '14 Dorado (23,076) 10, 18, *30 Tulare 26 Fayetteville(17,071) 13, 36 Ventura Fort (47,942) 16 Smith 5, 24, 40 Visalia(15,791) 43 Harrison(5,542) '14 Watsonville (13,293) 25 Hot Springs(29,307) '20, 26 Yreka City(4,759) 20 520 Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel No. Rome(29,615) 14 COLORADO Savannah(119,638) 3 '9, 11, 22 Alamosa(5,354) 3 '16 Thomasville (14,424) 6 Boulder(19,999) 12, 14 Tocca 32 Colorado Springs(45,472) 11, 13, 21 Valdosta(20,046) `33, 44 Craig(3,08U) 16 Vidalia (5,819) 18 Denver(415,786) 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 20, 31, 41 Warm Springs 22 Durango(7,459) 6 20 Waycross(18,889) 8 Fort Collins(14,937) 22 Wrens 20 Glenwood Springs 19 Grand Junction(14,504) 5 18 Gunnison '17 HAWAII La Junta (7,712) 22 Hilo, Hawaii(27,019) 2, 4, 9 11 13, 14, Lamar(6,829) 12, 20, 26, 132, *38 Leadville(4,081) 14 Honolulu Oahu(27,019) 2 4 9 *11, 13, 14, Montrose(4,964) 10, 15 32, *38, *44 32 20, 26, Pueblo(63,685) 5, 8, 26, Lihue, Kauai 3, *8, 10, 12, 15, *21, 27 Salida(4,553) 23 Wailuku, Maui(7,411) 3, 7, *10, 12, 15, 21, *27, *33 Sterling(7,534) 3, 18 Trinidad(12,204) '24 IDAHO CONNECTICUT Boise(34,393) 2, 4, 7, 14 Burley(5,924) 17 Bridgeport(158,709) 43, 49 Caldwell (10,487) 9 Hartford(177,397) 3 18, '24, 61 Coeur d'Alene '26 New Britain(73,726) 3n Grangeville 15 New Haven (164,443) 8 59, 65 Idaho Falls(19,218) 3 8, 20, 33 New London(30,551) 26 Filer 19 Norwich (23,429) 53 Lewiston (12,985) 3 Waterbury (104,477) 2n Moscow (10, 593) 12 Nampa(16,185) 6, 12 Pocatello(26,131) 6, *10, 15, 25, 31 DELAWARE Preston (4,045) 28 Dover 34 Sandpoint (4,265) 16 Seaford *38 Twin Falls(17,600) 11, 13 Wilmington(110,356) 12, 61 Weiser (3,961) 17

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA ILLINOIS Washington(802,178) ..4, 5, 7, 9, 14, 20, 26, 32, 50 Aurora(50,576) 60 Bloomington (34,163) 43 Carbondale(10,921) '8 FLORIDA Champaign(39,563) 3, 15 Boca Raton '14 Chicago(3,620,962) 2, 5, 7, 9, 11, *20, 26, 32, 38, 44 Bradenton(13,604) 19 Danville (37,864) 68 Clearwater(15,581) 22 Decatur(66,269) 17, 23 Cocoa *18, 52 De Kalb(11,708) 48 Daytona Beach(30,187) 2 26 Edwardsville 18 Fort Lauderdale(36,328) 51 Elgin 66 Fort Meyers(13,195) 11, *30, 20 Freeport(22,467) 23, 65 Fort Pierce(13,502) 34, *21 Galesburg(31,425) 63 Gainesville(26,861) 5, 20 Harrisburg(10,999) 3 Jacksonville(204,517) 4 '7, 12, 17, 30, 47, 59 Jacksonville 14 Key West(26 433) 16, 22 Koliet 14 Lake City (7,571) '41 ankakee(25,856) 54 Lakeland(30 851) 32 LaSalle(12,083) 35 Leesburg(7,895) *45, 55 Macomb (10,592) 22 Madison 36 Moline(27,397) 8, '24 Mariann^(5,845) 16 Mount Vernon(15,566) 13 Melbour te 43, 31 Olney (8,612) 16 Miami(1449,276) .'2, 4, 6, 7, 10, 17, 23, 33, 39, 45 Peoria(111,856) 19, 25, 31, 47, 59 New Smyrna Beach 15 Quincy(41,450) 10, 16, 27 Ocala(11,741) 29, 51 Rockford(92,927) 13, 17, 39 Orlando(52,367) 6, 9, 24, 35 Rock Island(48,710) 4 Palatka(9 176) 42 Springfield(81,628) 20, 49, 55, 65 Panama City (25,814) 7 13, *22, 28 Streator(16,469) 64 Pensacola(43,479) 3, 23, 33, 44 Urbana 12, 17 St. Petersburg(96,738) 10, 38, 44 V andalla ( 5.471) 21 Sarasota(18,896) 40 Sebring 27 Tallahassee(27,237) *11, 27, 40 INDIANA Tampa (184,681) -St. Petersburg ..*3, 8, 13, *16, 28 Anderson(46,820) 67 West Palm Beach(43,162) 5, 12, 25, *42, 53 Bloomington(28,163) 4, 30, 63 Elkhart(35,646) 28 Evansville(128,636) 7, 9, 14, 25, 44 GEORGIA Fort Wayne(133,607) 15, 21, 33, 39, 55 Albany(31,155) 10, 19, 31 Gary(133,911) *50, 56 Ashburn 23 Hammond(87,594) 62 Athens(28,180) 8, 34 Indianapolis(427,173) 6, 8, 13, *20, 40, 59, *69 At,anta(331,314) ...... 2, 5, 11, 17, 30, 36, 46, 57 Kokomo(38,b72) 29 Augusta(71,508) 6, 12, 26, 54 Lafayette(35,568) 18, 24 Chatsworth '18 Madison(7,606) 60 Cochran 15 Marion(30,081) 31 Columbus(79,611) 3, 9, 28, 38, 54 Muncie(58,479) 23, 49, 61 Dawson 25 Richmond 43 Draketown *27 South Bend(115,911-Elkhart 16, 22, 34, 46 Macon(70,252) 13, 24, 41, 47 Terre Haute(64,214) 2, 10, 26, 66 Pelham 14 Vincennes(18,831) 22

521 Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel No. IOWA Lewiston(40,974) 8 35 755) Ames(22,898) 5, 23, 34 Milnet *44 Burlington(30,613) 26, Orono(3,634) 12 58 Portland(77,634) 6, 13, 26, *SI Carroll(6,231) 18 Presque Cedar Rapids(72,296) 2, 9, 28 Isle(9,954) 8, 10 Council Bluffs 32 Rumford(7,888) 43 Davenport (74,549) 6, 18, 30, "36 Decorah(6,060) 14 MARYLAND Des Moines(177,965 11, 13, 17, 43,63, 69 Dubuque(49,671) 16, 29, 40 Annapolis(23,385) "22 Estherville(6,719) *49 Baltimore(949 708) 2, 11, 13, 24, 45, 54, 67 Fort Dodge(25,115) 21, *46 Cumberland(3t1,679) 36, 52, 65 Iowa City(27,212) 12, 20 Frederick(18,142) 62 Mason Ctty(27,980) 3, 24 Hagerstown(36,260) 25, '31 Ottumwa(31,570) 15, 33 Salisbury(15,141) 16, *28 Red Oak(6,526) 36 Waldorf 56 Sioux City(83,991) 4, 9, 27, 14 Waterloo(65,198) 7, 22, 32 MASSACHUSETTS KANSAS Boston (801,444) .... 2, 4, 5, 7, 25, 38, 44, 56, 68 Greenfield(15,075) 32 Chanute(10,109) 30 New Bedford(109,189) 6, 28, 47 Colby 4 North Adams(21,567) Columbus 19, 35 34 Pittsfield(53,348) 51 Dodge City(11,262) 6, 21 Springfield(162,399)Holyoke Emporia(15,669) 22, 40, 57 25 Worcester(203,486) 14, 27, 48, 66 Garden City(15,669) 11, 13 Goodland(4 690) 10 Great Bend(12,665) 2 MICHIGAN Hays (8,625) 7, '14 Alpena(13,135) Hutchinson(35,575) 8, 12, 36 6, 11 Lakin Ann Arbor(48,251) *58 *3 Bad Axe(2,973) *9 Battle Creek(48,666) Manhattan(19,056) *21 41 Oakley Bay City(52,532) 5, 19, 61 Phillipsburg 15 Cadillac(10,425) 9 22 Pittsburgh (19,341) *22 Calumet 5, 22 *327 Cbebo yga,849,57) Pratt(7,523) Detroit 4 Salina(26,176) 18, (1,849,568) 2 4 7 20, 50, 'S6, 62 34, 44 East Lans (2,325) Sedan Escanaba(15,170) 23. '69 Topeka(78.791) *il, 13, 27, 43, 49 3 Wichita(168,279) Grntd1Rapids143) 12, 31, 66 3 10, 15, 24,33,42 Rapids "Grand (176,515) 8, 13, 17, 35 Iron Mountain(9,679) 8, 14 KENTUCKY Ironwood(11,466) "15, 24 Jackson(51,088)_ Ashland(31,131) 18 25, *61 Kalamazoo(57,704) 3, Bowling Green(18,347) 13, 40, `53 Lansing(92,129) 52 Covington 6, 36, 53 54 Manistee(8,642) *21 Elizabethtown (5,807) 23 Manistfque(5,086) 15 Hazard(6,985) "35, 57 Marquette Hopkinsville (17,202) 6,13,19 51 Mount Clemens 22 Lexington(55,534) 18, 27, '46, 62 Mount Pleasant(11,393) 14 Louisville(369,129) 3, 11, *15, 21, 32, 41, *68 Muskegon(48,429) Madisonville(11,132) 54 35 Parma 10 Morehead *38 Petoskey(6,468) Moreh p(035 *23 ) 21 Port Huron 44 Owensboro(33,651) 19, 31 Owenton Saginaw(92,918) 25, 42 52 Sault Ste. Marie(17,912) 8, 10, Paducah(32,828) 6, 29 Traverse 32 City(16,174) 7, 29 Pikesville(5,154) 22, 51 West Branch '24 Somerset(7,097) 16, '29 MINNESOTA LOUISIANA Alexandria(6,139) Alexandria(34,913) 5, 25, 31, 41 Appleton 7, 24 Baton Rouge(125,629) 2, 9, 27, 33 10 De Ridder(5,799) Austtn(23,100) 6, 15 23 llerntidlt(j0,UUl) 9, Houma(11,505) 11 26 Lafayette 3, 10, 15, 24 Brainerd*22 Duluth 7,352) Lake Charles 7, `27 ' 18.29 Duluth(1U4,511)-Superior, Wisc. .. 3, 10, 21, 27 Monroe(38,572) West Monroe 8, 13, 14, 39 Ely(5,474) 8, Morgan City(9,759) 17 Natchitoches(9,914) 14 Fatrmont(8,193) 16 28 Hibbing(16,276) 13, 18 New Iberia(16.467) 36 International Falls(6,269) New Orleans(570,445) ..4, 6, *8, *12, *32, 20, 11, 35 38 Mankato(18,809) 12, Shreveport(127,306) 3, 12, 24, 33 Marshall(5,923) 26 Tallulah 30 19 Minueapolis(512, 718) -St. Paul .... 2, 4, 5, 9, 11, 17, 23 MAINE Rochester(29,885) 10, 47 St. Cloud(28,410) 19, 25, 41 Augusta(20 913) 10 St. Paul(311,349) (see Bangor(31,558) Minneapolis) 2, 5, 7 St. James 38 Calais(4,589) 13 Thief River Falls(6,926) 10 Fort Kent(3,001) 46 Wadena(3,058) *20 Foxcroft (See Dover) Walker 12 Fryeburg 18 Willmar(9,410) 14 Houlton(6,029) 25 Winona(23,031) "35, 44 Kittery *34 Worthington(7,923) Y0 522 Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel No. MISSISSIPPI Las Vegas(24,624) 3, 8, 10, 13, 21 Biloxi(37,425) 13, 19, 25 Reno(32,497) 2, 4, 5, 8, 21, 27 Booneville '18 Tonopah 9, 17 Bude '17 Winnemucca(2,847) 7, 15 Cleveland 1 M8Yerington 16 Columbia (6,124) 34 Columbus(17,172) 4 27 Greenville(29,936) 15, 21 NEW HAMPSHIRE Greenwood(18,061) 6, '23 Berlin(16,165) '40 Hattiesburg(29,474) 22, '28 Concord(27,988) 21 7ackson(98,271) 3, 12, 16, 29, 40 Durham(4,172) 11 Laurel(25,038) 7. 18 Hanover(4,999) 15, 31 Meridian(4,893 11, 30, 14, 24 Keene(15,638) 52 Pachjta (See Laurel-Pachjta) Littleton(3,819) 49 Senatobia 22 Manchester(82,732) 9, 50, 60 State College 2 Portsmouth(18,830) 17 Tupelo (11,527) 9 Vicksburg(27,948) 35 Yazoo City(9,746) 32 NEW JERSEY AsburyPark(17,094) 58 MISSOURI Atlanti City(61,657) 18, 53 Burlington 48 Birchtree '20 Glen Ridge '77 BowlingGreen'20 Newark(438,776) 13, 68 Cape Girardeau(21,578) 12, 23, "39 New Brunswick(38,811) 19 47 Carrollton 18 Paterson(139,336) 41 Columbia(31,994) 8, 17 Trenton(128,009) 52 Flat River '22 Vineland 65 Hannibal (20.444) 7 Wildwood(5,475) 40 efferson City(25,099) 13, 25, 36 oplin(38,711) 12, 16, 22 ansas City(456,622) .. 4, 5, 9, 19, 41, 50, 62, 68 NEW MEXICO King City "28 Alamogordo(6,783) 18 Kirksville(11-110) 3 Albuquerque(96,815) 4, 5, 7, 13, 14, 23 32 La Plata "21 Carlsbad(17,975) 6, 15, 25 Lowry City "15 Clayton(3,515) 17 Ponlar Bluff(15,064) 15, "26 Clovis(17,318) 12 Rolla(9,354) 28 Deming(5,672) '16 St. Joseph (78,588) 2, 16, 22 Farmington(3,637) 12, 15 St. Louis(8G6.796) ...... 2, 4, 5, "9, 11, 24, 30, "40 Five Points (See Atrisco) Sedalia (20.3541 6 Gallup(9,133) 3, 8, 10 Springfield(66,731) 3, 10, "21, 27 Hatch 12 Hobbs (13,875) 29 MONTANA Las Cruces(12,325) *22, 48 Luvington(3,134) 19 Anaconda(11,254) 2 Portales(8,112) 3 Billings(31,834) 2, 8, "11, 14, 20 Raton(8,241) '18 Bozeman (11,325) '9 Roswell(25,738) 8, 10, 21, 27. 33 Butte(33,25I) 4, 6, 7, 18, 24 Santa Fe(27,998) 2, 9, 11,19 Cut Bank(3,721) 14 Silver City(7,022) 6, *10 Dillon(3,2681 14 Socorro(4334) 15 Glendive(5,254) 5 9, *16 Tucumcari(8,419) 15 Great Falls(39,214) 3, 5, 16, 26, 32 Hardin 4 NEW YORK Havre(8,086) 9, 11, 18 Helena(17,581) 10, 12, 15 Albany(134,995)-Schenectady- Kalispell(9,737) 9 '29 Troy 6, 10, 13, 17, 23, 29, 45 Lewiston(6,573) 13 Amsterdam(32,240) 39, 55 Miles City(9,243) 3, 6, 10 Binghamton(80.674) 12, 34, 40, '46 Missoula(22.485) 8, "11, 13, 17, 23 Buffalo(580,132) 2, 4, 7, 17, 23, 29, 49 Wolf Point(2,557) 17 Carthage Corning 30 18,36 NEBRASKA Elmira(49,716) Glens Falls(19,610) 58 Albion 8, '21 Ithaca(29,257) 14, 52 Alliance(7,891) Jamestown(43,354) 26, "46 Basset '7 Kingston 63 Grand Island(22,682) 11, 17 Lake Placid 5, "34 Hastings(20(211) 5, 29 Levittown '21 Hayes Center 6 Massena(13,137) '18 Hay Springs 4 New York (7,891,957) 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11,'25, 31 Kearney(12,115) 13 Niagara Falls(90,872) (see Buffalo) Lexington(5,068) '3 Oneonta(13,564) 15, "42 Lincoln(98,884) 10, '12, 45, 51 Patchogue 67 McCook(7,678) 8 Plattsburg(17,738) '57 Merriman 12 Poughkeepsie(41,023) 54 Norfolk 19 Riverhead 55 North Platte(15,443) 2, '9 Rochester(332,488) 8, 10, 13, '21, 31, 61 Omaha(251,117) 3, 6, 7, 15,'26, 42, 48 Rome(41.682) (see Utica) Scottsbluff(12,858) 10 Schenectady (See Albany) Superior 4 Svracuse(220,583) 3, 5, 9, 24, 43, 62 'lroy(72,311) (see Albany) Utica(101,531)-Rome 2, 20, 33, 59 NEVADA Watertown 16, "50 Boulder City(3,903) 5 Elko(5,393) 10, '144 NORTH CAROLINA Ely(3,558) Fallon 25 Asheville(53,000) 13, 21, *33, 62 Coldfield 2 Burlington(24,560) 16 523 Town and population Channel No. Town and population I No, Chapel Hill(9,177) 4 OREGON Charlotte(134,042) 3, 9, 18, 36, 42 Columbia 2 Astoria (12,331) 21 Concord *58 Bend(11,409) 15, 21 Durham(71,311) 11, 28 Brookings *14 Fayetteville(34,915) 40, 62 Burns(3,093) 18 Franklin '56 Corvallis(16,207) 7 Goldsboro(21,454) 17 Eugene(35,879) 9, 13, 16, 28 Greensboro 2, 48, 61 Klamath Falls(15,875) 2, 22 Greenville(16,724) 9, 14 *25 La Grande(8,635) 13, 16 High Point 8, '32 Medford(17,305) 5, 8, 10, 18 Hickory (14,755) 14 North Bend(6,099) 11, 17 Jacksonville 19 Portland(373,628) 2, 6, 8, 10, 12, 24, '30 )Cannapolis(28,488) 64 Roseburg(8,390) 4 Lexington 20 Salem (43,140) 3, *22, 32 Linville *17 The Dalles(7,676) 17 Morganton 23 New Bern(15,812) 12 PENNSYLVANIA Raleigh (65,679) 5, 22, *34 Allentown(106,756) *39, Rocky Mountain(27,697) 47 Altoona(71,177) 69 Washington(9,690) 7 10, 38, 47, *57 Bethlehem (66, 340) 60 Waynesville 59 Clearfield Wilmington (45,043) 3, 6, 29, 39 *3 Erie(130,803) 12, 24, 35, '54, 66 Wilson (23,010) 30 Greensburg Winston-Salem (87,811) (Also see Greensboro- Harrisburg(89,544) High Point-Winston-Salem 12, 26, 45 21, 27, 33 Hazeltown 56 Johnstown(63,232) 6, 19, 28 NORTH DAKOTA Lancaster 8, 15 Bismark(18,640) '3, 5, 12, 17, 26 Lebanon(28,156) 59 Devils New Castle (see Youngstown, O.) Lake(6,427) 8, *22 Philadelphia(2,071,605) Dickinson(7,469) 2, *4 7 3, 6, 10, 17, 23, 29, 35, 57 Ellendale Pittsburgh(676,806) 2, 4, 11, '13, *16, 22, 53 *19 Reading(109,320) Fargo(38,256) 6, 11, *13, 15 51 Grand Forks(26,836) *2, 14, 27 Scranton(125,536) 16, 22, 38, '44, 64 Jamestown(10,697) 7, *23 State College(17,227) *55 Minot (22,032) Wilkes-Barre (76,826) 28 6, 10, 13, 14, 24 Williamsport (45,047) Pembina 12 York(59,953) 66 Valley City(6,851) 4 43, 49 Williston(7,378) 8, 11, '15 RHODE ISLAND OHIO Providence(248,674) 10, 12, 16, *36, 64 Akrn(274,605) 23, *49, 55 SOUTH Ashtabula(23,696) 15 CAROLINA Athens(11,660) *20 Aiken (7,083) '44 Bowling Green 70 Allendale 14 Ban 27 Anderson(19,770) 40 Cant n(116,912) 17, 67 Beaufort 16 Chillicothe (20,133) 53 Charleston(70,174) 2, 4. 5, *7 Cincinnati(503,998) 5 9 12, 19, '48, 64 Columbia(86,914) 10, 19, 25, '35, 57 Cleveland(914,808) 3, 5, 8, 19, '25, 61 Conway(6,073) 23 Columbus(375,901) 4, 6, 10, 28, *34, *56 Florence(22,513) 13, 15, 21, 33 Dayton(243,872) 2, 7, 16, 22, *45 Georgetown (6,004) *41 Defiance 65 Greenville(58,161) 4, 16, 29 Hillsboro *24 Greenwood(13,806) 38 Lima(50 246) 35, 44, *57 Rock Hill(24,502) 30, 55 Lorain(51,202) 43 Spartanburg(36,795) 7, 49 Mansfield(43,564) 47 Sumter(20,185) 27 Marion(33,817) 68 Middletown(33,695) (see Hamilton) SOUTH DAKOTA Newark(34,275) *31, 52 Aberdeen(21,051 16 Oxford(6,944) 14 Brookings(7,764) 9, Portsmouth(36,798) 30, 36, 42 8 Eagle Butte 13 Sandusky(29,375) 51 Huron (12, Springfield(78,508) 26, *66 788) 12 Lead(6,422) 5, 11 Steubenville(35 872) 9, '62 Mitchell Toledo(303,616 ) 11, 13, 24, '30, 54, 60 (12,123) 5 Pierre(5 715) 4, 10 WoodsfieYounlwn(168,330) Rapid City(25,310) gsto 21, 27, 33, 45, 58 3, 7, 9, 15, 21 Zanesville(40,517) 18 Reliance6Seneca 2 Sioux Falls(52,696) 11, 13, 17, '23, 36 OKLAHOMA Vermillion (5,337) 2 Watertown (12,699) 3 Ada(15,995) 10, 22 Altus(9,735) '19 Ardmore(17,890) 12, '17 TENNESSEE Bartlesville(19 228) 17 Athens(8,618) 24 Elk City(7,962) 8, 15 Chattanooga(131,041) 3, 9, 12, 45, 61 Enid(36,017) 20, *26 Cookeville(6,924) 22 Guymon (4,718) 16 Crossville *20, 55 Hugo(5,984) 15 Fayetteville(5,447) 28 Lawton(34,757) 7, 16, *36 Greenville 39 McAlester(17,878) 32 Jackson(30,207) 7, 16, 32 Miami(11,801) 18 Johnson City(27,864) 11, 41 Muskogee(37,289) 19 Kingsport(19,571) 19 Oklahoma City(243,504) 4 5 9 13, 14, 25, 34, 43 Knoxville( 124,769) 6, 10, *15, 26X43 Tulsa(182,740) 2, 6, 8, *11, 23, 29, 35, 41 Lex Woolwards(5,915) 17 Memphis(396,000)ngton11 3, 5, *10, 13, 14, 24, 30 524 Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel No. Murfreesboro 39 Hampton 13, 15 Nashville(174,307) 2, 4, 5, 8, 17, 30, 42 H arrisonburg(10,810) 3 Sneedville 2 Kenbridge '31 Lynchburg(47,727) 13, 21, *54 TEXAS Newport News (42,358) (see Norfolk - Portsmouth-Newport News) Abilene(45,570) 9, 15, "26, .32 Norfolk -Portsmouth -Newport News Alpine(5,261) 12 3, 10, 27, 33, 49, 47 Amanllo(74,246) '2, 4, 7, 10, 14 Norton(4,315) Austin(132,459) 7, 18, 24, 36, 42 Onancock '25 Bay City(9,427) *43 Petersburg(35 054) 8 Beaumont(94,014) 6, 12, 21, '34 Portsmouth(80,039) (see Norfolk -Portsmouth Big Spring(17,286) 4, 14 and also see Norfolk -Portsmouth -Newport News) Boquillas 8 Richmond(230,310) 6, 12, 23, 35, 57, 63 Brady(5,944) 13 Roanoke(91,921) 7, 10, 15, 27 Brownsville 23 Staunton *51 Bryan(18,102) 3, 15 West Point *46 Chtldress(7,619) *21 Corpus Christi(108,287) 3, 6, 10, 28, 38 WASHINGTON Dallas(43,462) 4, 8, *13, 27, 33, 39 Del Rio(14,211) 10, 24 Bellingham(34 112) 12, 24, *34, 64 Denton(21,372) '2 Centralia(8,65t/) 15 El Paso(130,485) 4, *7, 9, 13, 14, 26, '38 Everett(33,849) 16 Fort Stockton(4,444) 5 Kennewick 42 Fort Worth(278,778) 5, 11, 21, 31 Pasco(10,228) 19 Galveston(66,568) 16, *22 Pullman (12,022) *10 Harlingen(23,229) (also see Brownsville- Richland(21,809) 25, 31 Harlingen-Weslasco) 4, *44, 60 Seattle(467,591) 4, 5, 7, '9 22 *28 Houston(596,163) .. 2, "8, 11, 13, *14, 20, 26, 39 Spokane(161,721) 2, 4, 6, 3 28 22 Laredo(51,910) 8, 13, 27, 39 Tacoma(143,673) 11, 13, 20, *56,'62 Longview (24 502) 16 Vancouver 14 Lubbock(71,1/47) *5, 11, 13, 28, 34 Walla Walla(24.102) 14 Lufkin(15,135) 9 Wenatchee(13,072) *18, 27 McAllen (20,067) 48 Yakima(38,486) 23, 29, 35, '47 Marfa(3,603) 3 Marshall(22,347) 22, 35 WEST VIRGINIA Midland(21,713) 2, 18 Monahans(6,311) 9 Beckley (19,397) 4 Nacogdoches(12,327) 19, *32 Bluefield(21,506) 6, 40 Odessa(29,495) 7, 24, 30, *36 Charleston(73,501) 8, 23, 29, '49 Port Arthur(57,530) 4 Clarksburg(32,014) 12, 46 Fairmount(29,346) 66 Presidio 7 Grandview *9 Richardson 23 Huntington(86,353) 3, 13, *33 Rosenberg(6,210) 45 Martinsbur (15,621) 44 San Angelo(52,093) 3 6, 8, '21 Morgantown (25, San Antonio(408,442) ... 4, 5, 9, 12, 223, 29, 41 525) 24 Sherman(20,150) `26, 20 Parkersburg(29,684) 15, 39, 57 Sonora 11 Weirton 50 Sweetwater(13,619) 12 Weston (8,945) S Temple(25,467) 6,46 Wheeling-Steubenville, Ohio 7, 14, 41 Texarkana(24,753) 6, 17, 34 Williamson (8,624) '31 Tyler(38,968) 7, 14, "38 Victoria(16,126) 19, 25 WISCONSIl1 Waco(84,706) 10, 25, 34, 44 Appleton 32 Weslaco(7,514) 5 Colfax 3 2 Wichita Falls(68,042) 3, 6, *24, 18 Eau Claire(36,058) 13, 28 Fond du Lac(29,936) 34 UTAH Green Bay(52,738) 2, 5, 11, 26, 38 Cedar City(6,106) 4, 16 Janesville(24,899) Logan(16,032) 12, 22 Kenosha(67,899) 557 Moab 14 La Crosse(47,535) 8, 19, 25, 31 Monticello 16 Madison(96,056) 3, 15, *21, 27, 47 Ogden(57,112) *9, "18, 24, 30 Manitowoc(27,598) Price(6,010) 6, 15 Milwaukee(637,392) .... 4, 6, 10, 12, 18, 24, 36, 30 Provo(28 937) 11, 16 Oshkosh(41,084) 22 Richfield(4,212) 13, 19 Racine (71 193) 49 St. George(4,562) 18 Rhinelander (8,774) 12 Salt Lake City(182,121) .... 2, 4, 5, 7, 14, 20, 26 Sheboygan(42,365) 28 Vernal (2,845) 3, 17 Supenor(35 325) 6, 40 Wausau(30,414) 7, 9, 20, 33 VERMONT Burlington(33,155) 3, 33, 22 WYOMING Rutland(17,659) *28 Casper(23,673) 2, 6, 14, 20 St. Johnsbury(7,370) '20 Cheyenne(31,935) 5, 17, 27, 33 Windsor 41 Lander (3,349) Laramie (15,581) 4 VIRGINIA Rawlins (7,415) 111 Blacksburg(3,358) Riverton(4,142) 1 '43 Rock Springs(10,857) 13 Blefield 63 12 Brutol(9,768) 5, *28 Sheridan(11,500) 7, Charlottesville(15,954) 29, '41, 64 Courtland "52 Danville(35,066) 24, 44, 56 (1) These assignments may be utilized in any com- Fredricksburg(12,158) 53 munity lying within the area of the triangle formed Front Royal(8,115) *42 by Brownsville, Harlingen and Weslaco.

525 U. S. TERRITORIES AND POSSESSIONS

Channel No. Channel No. GUAM Guayama 46 Humacoa Auana 68 3, 8, 10 Mayaguez(58,744) 3, 5, 16, 22 Ponce(99,190) 7, 9 14, 20, '26, 48 PUERTO RICO San Juan(223,949) 2, 4, 6, 18, 24, 30,'74 Aguadilla San Sebastion 38 32, 44 Utuado *64 Arecibo -Aguadilla 12 Arecibo Vega Baja 64 54, 80 Yauco Bayamon 36 42 Caguas(33,733) 11, '58 Carolina VIRGIN ISLANDS Cayey 76 Charlotte Amalie(11,463) 10, 17, 23, 43 Faiardo 13, 40 Christiansted 8 15, 21, 27

526 Services

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Animation 532 Photo Reproduction Labs 540 Camera Sales, Rentals, Producers of Shorts, Repairs 530 Cartoons, Newsreels 535 Color Processes 540 Properties and Scenery 533 Commercial Jingles 534 Publicity Representatives 558 Consultants 533 Raw Stock Manufacturers 541 Costumes and Uniforms 532 Record Companies 536 Cutting Rooms 531 Rental Studios and Production Facilities 528 Film Carriers 550 Screening Rooms 552 Film Effects 531 Slides-Telops 534 Film Exchanges 542 Sound and Recording Film Processing, Labs, Services 529 Raw Stock, Storage 537 Stock -Shot Film Libraries 541 Film Storage 540 Stop Watches 534 Government Film Studio Equipment 535 Bureaus 561 Tape Recording Facilities 530 Lighting Equipment 531 Talent and Literary Market Research 534 Agencies 554 Merchandisers 534 Trailer Distributors 549 Music, Music Libraries, Video -Tape to Music Cutting 531 Film Transfer 530

527 Services for Producers

Rental Studios and MIAMI IVAN TORS STUDIOS, 12100 N.E. 16th Ave., North Miami, Florida 33161; (305) 757-8421. Howard H. Production Facilities Lipstone, exec. v.p.; William Grefe, head of pro- BOSTON duction. ATOZ LUKE MOBERLY STUDIOS AND PRODUC- RENTAL CENTER, 1000 Main St., Malden; TIONS, 4810 S.W. 54, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.; Tel.: 321-0980. 581.7508. DEKKO FILM PRODUCTIONS, INC., 126 Dart- LUKE MOBERLY, president. mouth RF.nmore 45-2511 FITZGERALD MOTION PICTURE SERV., INC., 176 Newbury St.; 266-2512. NEW YORK MASTER MOTION PICTURE CO., 50 Piedmont G.; HAcenek 6-3502 ANDERSEN, LEONARD, ASSOCIATES, INC., 45 West 38th St., N.Y., N.Y. 10018; 695-8718. MOTION PICTURE EQUIT. SALES & RENTALS, LEONARD 62 Berkeley St.; 542-9749. ANDERSON. BIOGRAPH STUDIOS. INC., 807 E. 178th NEW ENGLAND FILM SERVICE, INC., 7 Myrtle St.. St., Waltham; 891-8227. Bronx 60, N. Y.; 299-5500. BEN GaRTNER. TELAVIX STUDIOS, 216 Tremont St.; Liberty 2-9161. NATHAN STOLPER CINEMA SERVICE CORP., 106 West End .Ave. CHICAGO 23; TRafalgar 3-1411. Tnsp.PN SEMEN THE HARWALD CO.. INC., 1245 Chicago Ave., CITY FILM CENTER, INC., 64.12 65th Place, Middle Evanston, Ill.; 491-1000. Village, (Queens) 79, New York; 456-5050. (Com- LAWRENCE-PHILLIP STUDIOS. 343 S. Dear- plete Studio, and production facilities, sound or born; WAbash 2-1945. silent stage, control room, office and conference SCIENTIFIC FILM CO.. 909 E. 31st St.. LaGrange facilities for daily, short-term or long term rental. Park; FLeetwnnd 2-0330 Large 15, loading door opens directly onto stage at SONIC FILM RECORDING, INC., 1230 W. Wash- street level. Set design and construction on prem- ington; 243-2600. Also Jack Lieb Productions. ises. Optional production supervision and manage- ment. Facility security clearance.) CLEVELAND John R. Gregory, studio mgr.; Herbert Avvenire, CINE'CRAFT PRODUCTIONS, INC., 2515 Frank- security officer; Joseph W. Harrop, construction lin Ave.; SUperior 1-2300. chief; Clarence Schmidt, prod. mgr. ESCAR MOTION PICTURE SERVICE, INC.. DYNAMIC FILMS, INC., 330 W. 58th St., N. Y.; 7315 Carnegie Ave.; ENdicott 1-2707 765-3950. FARIS, HERB. STUDIOS, INC., 1706 Euclid Ave. HENRY MORLEY. SUperior 1-4323. EAST COAST PRODUCTION, Editorial and Tech- nical Services, 16 West 46th St., rm. 502, N. Y. 10036; 765-4556. DALLAS JOSEPH TORP.PHEON. SELLERS COMPANY, 2102 Jackson St.; RI 5836. EASTERN VIDEO PROD., 210 E. 49th St.; 688-8165. EDISON STUDIOS, INC., 2826 Decatur Ave., DETROIT N. Y. 58; CYpress 8-3700. BUacI CONTNER, pres. JAM HANDY PRODUCTIONS, 2821 E. Grand Blvd. ENNFTH FAY. vice-Pres. Tel. TR 5-2450. F & B/CECO STUDIOS INC., 460 West 54th St., MOVICON MOTION PICTURES, 11341 Woodward; N. Y.; 581-5590. 961-4141. FILMWAYS, INC., 127th St. & 2nd Ave., N. Y.; REGAN FILM PRODUCTIONS. 19730 Ralston; 758-5100. Tulsa 3-4334. FORDEL FILMS AND SWIFT, 1079 Nelson Ave., N. Y. 10052; LU 8-5310-31, KANSAS CITY, MANHATTAN AUDIO CO., INC., 460 W. 54th MO. St.; 757.9800. ALLIANCE DRIVE-IN RECORDING SERVICE, MELVIN GOLD. 4041 Central, Kansas City, 11; 753-6868. MICHAEL MYERBERG STUDIOS, Roosevelt Field, Garden City, L. I., N. Y. TU. 6-0308. LOS ANGELES Fully equipped with new equipment for any type of film production, including videotape. 3 sound ACADEMY SOUND STAGE, 748 North Seward St., stages 100' x 120', 38' ceilings, pits 20' x 20' x 8' L.A. (38); HO 6-6566. deep on each stage, office and conference facilities, ALDRICH STUDIOS, 201 N. Occidental Blvd., LA make-up rooms, hairdressing rooms, cutting (26); 386-5630. rooms, projection room, special effects stage, fully R. L. BEVINGTON, INC., 146 N. La Brea Ave., equipped construction shop with construction on L.A.; 931-1144. premises -Fully air conditioned. CARTHAY SOUND STAGE, 5903-07 W. Pico Blvd., MICHAEL MYEREERO. president. L.A. (35); Webster 8-2101. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORPORATION, COLUMBIA PICTURES CORP., 1438 N. Gower TV AND INDUSTRIAL FILMS DIVISION, 1600 St.. L. A. (28); H011ywood 2-3111. Broadway, New York, N. Y. 10017; Clrcle 6-5700. GENERAL SERVICE STUDIOS. 1040 N. Las Pal- NELSON STUDIOS, INC., 1079 Nelson Avenue, New mas Ave.. L. A. (38); HO 9.9011. York 10052; LUdlow 8-5310-31. GOLDEN WEST PRODUCTION CENTER, 5800 N. H. NELSON. Sunset Blvd., L.A. (38); HO 4-3171. OLMSTED SOUND STUDIOS, INC., 1 East 54th GOLDWYN, SAMUEL STUDIOS, 1041 N. Formosa Street, N. Y. 10017; PLaza 1-0890. Ave., L.A. (46); 851-1234. HENRY OLMSTED. HOLLYWOOD VIDEO CENTER, 1541 N. Vine St., PRODUCERS RENTAL, 22 W. 46th Street, N. Y.; L.A. 28); 466-2141. CO 5-2918-9. MOLE- ICHARDSON CO., 937 N. Sycamore Ave., PRODUCING ARTISTS, INC., 537 West 59th St.; L.A. 90038; (213) 654-3060. LT 1-7670. PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORP., 5451 Marathon REEVES PRODUCTION SERVICES, 304 East 44th St. (38); 463-0100. Street, N. Y.; ORegon 9-3550. PRODUCERS STUDIO, INC., 650 North Bronson ROSS-GAFFNEY, 21 West 46th Street, N. Y.; JUd- Ave., Los Angeles 90004; HO 6-3111. son 2-3744. STUDIO CENTER (CBS), North Hollywood, Calif.; STAHL, AL, PRODUCTIONS, 1600 Broadway, PO 3-8411. N. Y. 10019; COlumbus 5-2942.

528 423 5.th St.; 751- AUDIO EFFECTS COMPANY, 1600 N. Western SUTTON EAST STUDIOS, East re- 0477. Ave., Hollywood 27; HO. 9-3692. (Complete TELEVISION SCREEN PRODUCTIONS, INC., 25 cording services.) West 45th Street, N. Y.; JU 6.7570. AUDIO TRAN, 923 North Cole Ave., Hollywood 1600 Broadway, 90038; 464.8307. TITRA SOUND CORPORATION, Hollywood N. Y. 10019; 1'L 7-6681. C -B SOUND, 6110 Santa Monica Blvd., BEN SPORN. 90038; HO 3-1136. CINESOUND, 915 North Highland Ave., Hollywood Calif. 90038; HO 4.1755. (Motion picture and TV ST. LOUIS sound recording.) PREMIER FILM á RECORDING CORP., 3033 GLEN GLENN SOUND CO., 6624 Romaine St., Locust St.. 3. Hollywood 38; HO. 9.7221 (Motion picture & THEODORE P. DEsLoos. television recording.) PRODUCERS SOUND SERVICE, INC., 1223 N. FRANCISCO Highland; HO 2-1204. SAN RYDER SOUND SERVICES, INC., 1161 Vine St., MOULIN PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS. 181 2nd: Hollywood 38; HO. 9-3511 (Production, scoring & YUkon 6-4224. re-recording services.) VISTA PRODUCTIONS, 675 Howard; 982.4180. SOUND SERVICES, INC., 8454 Melrose Ave., L. A., RICHARD FOWLER, pres. 653-3550. TODD -AO SOUND RECORDING SCORING, 1021 WINTER PARK, FLORIDA N. Seward St., Hollywood 38; HO. 3-1136 (stereo- phonic -TV) SHAMROCK STUDIOS, 707 Nicolet Ave.; Winter TV RECORDERS, 6054 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood; Park 4-0601. HO 9-8201 (Complete sound recording). T. B. Casey, pres., AD. SCHNEIDER, R. p. VIDEO VIEW, INC., Film Recording, 1617 No. El Centro; HO 3-4179. WESTERN RECORDERS, 6000 Sunset Blvd.

DETROIT, MICH. Sound and Recording ALTEC SERVICE CORP.; WO 3-3180. RCA SERVICE CO.; WO 3-0520. Services THEATRE EQUIPMENT CO.; 963-7214. FRANK TIERNAN. UNITED SOUND SYSTEMS, INC., 5840 2nd Ave.; EAST LANSING, MICH. TR 1-2570. CAPITOL FILM SERVICE, 224 Abbott Road. HOLLYWOOD KANSAS CITY, MO. ACE PLAYBACK, 4520 Kingswell, Hollywood; ALLIANCE DRIVE-IN THEATRE RECORDING 90027. HO 4-8311; (Disc recording and playback.) SERVICE, 3706 Broadway, Kansas City 11; PL. CHARLES KEN WORTHY. 3-6868.

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Editing, Music, Sound Effects, Cutting Rooms and Recording for MOTION PICTURES and TELEVISION

21 West 46th St., New York, N.Y. JUdson 2-3744

529 NEW YORK ALLIANCE DRIVE-IN THEATRE RECORDING SERVICE, 3706 Broadway, Kansas City 11, Mo.; ANI -LIVE FILM SERVICE, 45 W. 45th St., N. Y. PI .1 -ARAR 36; 247-1800. MCPS, 424 West 49th Street, New York, N. Y. 10019; ARTSCOPE, LTD., 310 West 53rd St., New York, 586-3690. N. Y. 10019; 265.720. MANHATTAN SOUND STUDIOS (Manhattan AUDIO TECHNIQUES, INC., 12 East 46th St., Audio Co., Inc.), 460 W. 54th St., N.Y., N.Y. 10019 N. Y.; 697-7247. & 17 E. 45th St., N.Y., N.Y. 10017. Melvin L. Gold, AUDIO TRANSFERS, INC., 254 W. 54th St.; 265- pres. 6225. MARK WORTREICH, pres.; ARIVA KOHANE, chief eng AURA RECORDING, INC., 136 W. 52nd St., N. Y.; JU 2-8105. Video -Tape to Film Transfer BELL SOUND STUDIOS, 237 W. 54th St., N. Y.; ACME FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 1161 N. JU. 2-4812. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38. Calif., H011ywood DAVE TEAGUE 4.7471. CINEMA RECORDING CORPORATION, 21 W. ACTRON CORPORATION, 565 Fifth Ave., New 46th St., N.Y.C.; JU 2-3745. York, N. Y. 10017; 687-6586. HENRY (4.R nFEI ROMBEX PRODUCTIONS CORPORATION, 245 CINEMA/SOUND, LTD., 156 W. 45th St., N. Y.; West 55th St., New York, N. Y. 10019; 757-3681. 799-4800. TECHNICOLOR, INC., 342 Madison Ave., New York, CUE RECORDINGS, 117 West 46th Street, NYC; N. Y 10017; 661.4833. PL 7-3641. TV -R, INC., 556 West 54th St., New York, N. Y. BERNARD RUBINSTEIN 10019; 247-4150. EAST COAST PRODUCTIONS, INC., Editorial and Technical Services, 500 5th Avenue, N. Y.; 244- 3354. I nPPH JosepHsoN Camera Sales, EASTERN VIDEO PRODS. SERVICES, 210 East 49th Street, N. Y.; 688-8165. Rental, Repairs FINE RECORDING, INC., 118 West 57th St., N.Y.C.; 245-6969. C. R. FINE, pres. (New York) GENERAL SOUND 1440 Broadway, NYC, 695.5550. ACE CAMERA EXCHANGE, 689 Lexington Ave., K AMIEL, FRED, SOUND CONSULTANTS, 305 W. 21st St., NYC; 675-1838. N. Y.; PL 9-0947. LANGLOIS FILMUSIC, INC., 139 N. Franklin, CAMERA MART, INC., 465 West 55th St., New Hempstead, L. I., IV 5-2400 York; PLaza 7-6977. Cy LANGLOIS. Ja SAYUEL H1 WAN. PAUL MEISTaICH. MAGNO SOUND. INC., 723 Seventh Ave., New 111 York 19. N. Y.; Clrcle 7-2320. CAMERA SERVICE CENTER W. 52nd Si. R,. rH VorrnWAv New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-0906. MANHATTAN SOUND STUDIOS (Manhattan HI AIR 60 INC., 630 Ninth Ave.; 6-8782. Audio Co., Inc.), 460 West 54th St.; 757-9800 & CINE JU 17 East 45th St., N.Y., N.Y. 10017. Melvin L. Gold, CINEKAD ENGINEERING CO., 759 10th Ave., pres. New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-3511. MANNE, MAURIECE, 45 West 45th St.; 247-2290. GEORG! RADISH. MICHELSON, CHARLES, INC., 45 W. 45th St., F&B/CECO, INC., 315 W. 43rd St.. New York 36, N Y 36: Pt.aza 7.0605. N 1 : II'd.on 6-1420. MUSIC SOUND TRACK SERVICE. 1600 Broad- Arthur Florman. pres.: John Babb, execu. v. p. way New York: Circle 6-4687-8. HARVEY FN 1FRPR1ÇFc INt ..0 Broadway THERESA M. CRAIG. pres. & tress.; DANNY HART, GENERAL CINEMA CORP.; 581-1060. vice-pres.: GEORGE CRAIG. secy. 582-2244. MUSIFEX CO.. 45 W. 45th St.. N. Y.; CI. 6-4061. . 111Rvvv F Rn.n 1'rT Alf n LIBERTY CAMERA SHOPPE, INC., 19 West 44th RSI (RECORDING STUDIOS, INC.), 212 West 48th Street; MU 7-2433. St.; PT. 7-8855. MOTION PICTURE CAMERA SUPPLY INC., 424 RFCORDING STUDIOS, INC., 212 W. 48th St., West 49th Street; 586.3690. PLaza 7-8855. NATIONAL CINE EQUIPMENT, INC., 37 West MORTON Cr,, WA1r7 65th St., N. Y., 799-4602; (Sat., Sun., after 6 p.m.; REEVES PRODUCTION SERVICES, 304 E. 44th Weekdays: 516 -FR 4-4936). St.: ORegon 9-3550. OLDEN CAMERA & LENS CO., INC., 1265 Broad- ROSS-GAFFNEY, INC., 21 W. 46th St., N. Y.; way; MU 4-4280. f trI.nn 2. 1744 WALL STREET CAMERA EXCHANGE, INC., 82 SCANATRON SYSTEMS CORP., 1623 Straight Wall: 944-0001. Path. Wyandanch. L. I., New York 11798. WII.LOUGHFIY CAMERA STORES, 415 Lexington T. R. PnPRTNCT.TRMRN, N. 1.0 4-1600. SYNCHRO-SOUND, INC., 18 W. 43rd St., 697.2985. WIN SHARPLES, JR., pres. TITRA SOUND CORP., 1600 Broadway; PLaza (Hollywood) 7-6681. PAUL SANDERS ARMISTEAD, MARK INC., 1041 N. Formosa, L. A. THOMAS J. VALENTINO, 150 West 46th St., (46); HO 7-6181. N. Y.; Circle 6-4675. BACH AURICON. INC., 6950 Romaine St. (38). HoIlvwond 15: H011vwnnd 2-no 11 WARHINOTON, D. BECKETT CAMERA EQUIPMENT CO., 1030 N. C. McCadden. H011ywood 5-7141. BYRON, INC., 65 K St., N.E.; 783.2700. BELL & HOWELL, 623 Rodier Drive, Glendale, Calif.: CHanman 5-6631. BIRNS & SAWYER, 1020 N. Highland Ave., Holly- wood 90046: H011ywnrvl 6-8211. Tape Recording Facilities CAMERA EQUIPMENT, JACK PILL'S, 1135 N. Highland; 466-3238. ACME FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 1161 N. CINEMA ARTS CRAFTS, 914 N. Fairfax; OLd- Highland Avenue, Hollywood 38, California. HOI. Arid 4 0107 Ivwond 4-7471. F&B/CECO/SOS, 2051 Santa Monica Blvd.. L.A. Mel Sawelson, pres., gen. mgr.; Dave Christopher (38); 469-3601. vire-nres. & tramas. FRONT PROJECTION CO.; (213) 780-2156. ACTRON CORPORATION, 565 Fifth Ave., N. Y. GALLI, HERMAN, CAMERA SERVICE, 6804 Mel- 10017; 687-6586. rose Ave., L. A. (38); WE 1-4111. 530 GORDON ENTERPRISES, 5362 N. Cahuenga MOVIELAB FILM LABORATORIES. INC., 619 Blvd., N. Hllwd.; 466-3561. West 54th Street, New York; Judson 6-0360. JON HALL, 2032 Stoner Ave., W. L. A.; 478-1511. S. C. Possums. HOLLYWOOD CAMERA EXCHANGE, 1600 PREVIEW THEATRE. 1600 Broadway. New York. Lahuetiga Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.; HO 9-3651. N. Y. JUdson 6-5620. HOLLYWOOD FILM CO.. 956 Seward St.. Holly- WN H tiULLETTE wood 36, Hollywood 2-3284. ROSS-GAFFNEY, INC., 21 West 46th St., New MITCHELL CAMERA CORP., 666 W. Harvard. York; JUdson 2-3744. Glendale. CH 5 1088. Jatsäa A. tiAFFNEY. MOLE-RICHARDSON CO., 937 N. Sycamore Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.; OLdfield 4-3660.. MORGAN RENTS, 1123 N. Lillian Way (90038); Ili wood 9.2704 Film Effects RESEARCH PRODUCTS, INC., 6860 Lexington Ave.. Hollywood 90038; H011ywood 1-3733. (New York) TECH -CAMERA RENTALS, INC., 1135 No. High- land Ave., L. A. (38); HO 6-5391. ANIMATION PRODUCTIONS OF AMERICA, 230 West 10th Street; 929-9436. ANIMATION SERVICES INC., 25 West 43rd Street; 564-2551. CINEI-Fk:CTS. INC., Il West 45th Street. New Lighting Equipment York; CI 6-0951. Irving Hecht, pres. CINOPTICALS, INC., 421 West 54th St.; 757-8822. ACEY-DECY EQUIPMENT CO., 3417 N. Cahuenga DU -ART COLOR CORP., 245 West 55th Street, Bl. West L. A. (28); 462-7449. New York, N. Y.; PLaza 7-4580. AUDIO ACOUSTICS ENGRS., 13912 Ponderosa IRwis 'i' Ni. Ave., Santa Ana 92701; 543-5082. FILM OPTICALS INC., 421 West 54th St.; PL BARDWELL-McALLISTER, INC., 1117 N. McCad- 7-7120. den Pl., L. A. (38); 463-3253. L & R FILM EFFECTS CORP., 305 East 46th St.; BATES LIGHTING CO., 1215 Bates Ave., L. A. (29); 758-1150. 661-1262. NA FIONA!. SCREEN SERVICE CORP., TV & BECKETT MOTION PICTURE EQUIPMENT, INDUSTRIAL FILMS DIVISION, 1600 Broad- 1025 N. McCadden PI., L. A. (38); 465 7141. way, New York; Circle 6-5700. BIRNS & SAWYER, 1026 N. Highland Ave., L. A. NATIONAL STUDIOS, 42 W. 48th St., N. Y.; JU 2- (38); 466-8211. 1'26. BERKEY-COLORTRAN, INC. (A division of Ber- THE OPTICAL HOUSE, INC., 25 West 45th St.; key Photo, Inc.), 1015 Chestnut St., Burbank, 757-7840. Calif. 91502; (213) 843-1200; 842 Broadway, N. Y., RAINBOW FILM EFFECTS, INC., 45 West 45th 475.8700. (Berkey Photo.) St.; 247-1676. BOKEN, INC., 349 West 48th St.; LT 1-5507, LT 1-5626. THE CAMERA MART, 456 West 55th St. 10019; 757-6977. (Hollywood) F&Bit.ECO, INC., 315 W. 43rd St., N. Y. 36, II ,iauu 6.1420 ANDERSON, HOWARD A., CO., Main Office: JOHN P. FILBERT CO., INC., 1100 Flower St., Paramount Studios, Hollywood; 463-0100. Research Glendale, Calif.; 247-6550. & Development, 751 N. Fairfax Ave., L. A.; OL 3- ALAN GORDON ENTS., CO., 6838 Sunset Blvd., 4880. L. A. (28); 466-1318. ANICAM, 6331 Homewood Ave., Hollywood; 465- KLIEGL BROS. WESTERN CORP., 4726 Melrose 4114. Ave., L. A. (29); 663-8124. CINEMA RESEARCH, 6860 Lexington Ave. LA STAGE LIGHTING CO., 1451 Venice BI., L. A. CINEMA SERVICE, INC., 1459 Seward St., L. A. (6); 384-1241. (28); HO 3-3178. MOLE-RICHARDSON CO., 937 N. Sycamore Ave., CONSOLIDATED FILM INDUSTRIES, 959 L. A. 90038; (213) 654-3060. N. Seward St.: HO Q-1441. CHARLES ROSS, INC., 333 W. 52nd St., N. Y.. 1140 N. n.G4T0 FILM EFFECTS OF HOLLYWOOD, Citrus, V , Ircle Hollywood; 469-5808; Pres.: Linwood Dunn. TIMES SQUARE THEATRICAL & STUDIO SUP- 1MAGIC, INC., 845 N. Highland Ave., L. A. (38); PLY CORP., 318 West 47th St.; 245-4155. 461-3744. MERCER RAY & CO., 4241 Normal Ave., NOr- mandie 3-0131 MODERN FILM EFFECTS, 725 N. Highland Ave., Cutting Rooms L. A. (38); 938-2155.

A-1 REVERSE -O LABS, 345 West 44th St.; 581- 0868. ANDERSON, LEONARD ASSOCIATES, INC.. Music, Music Libraries 45 West 38th St. N.Y. 10018 -Phone 695.8718. I.F,,.ARO -AN1,F'RSON and Music Cutting ANIMATED PRODS., INC., 1600 Broadway; 265- 2942. AUDIO DIRECTORS, 318 West 19th St., N. Y., AUDIO TRANSFERS INC., 254 W. 54th; 265-6225. N. Y.; 924-5850. MARK WORTREICH, president. AUDIO -MASTER CO., 121 W. 45th St., 246-5133. CAMERA MART, INC., 1845 Broadway, New York; HERBERT ROSEN ICI a.:, 7-6477 BIEVER & STEIN PRODUCTIONS, INC., 527 CINEMEDIA, INC., 322 West 48th St., N. Y.; 765- Madison Ave., N. Y.; PL 3-1147. Curtis Biever, 4660 pres.; Lou Stein, sec.-treas. CRITERION FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 415 (Creation of jingles, themes, moods and backgrouna West 55th St., 265-2180. mnair for rnmmerrial. filin'. in.lu.triala 1 I''iru T (,unau CAPITOL PRODUCTION MUSIC, 1650 Broadway, DE LUXE GENERAL, 850 Tenth Ave., N. Y.; Suite 306; 757-3552; 1750 N. Vine St., L. A.; 462-6252. 247-3220. CAPITOL RECORDS, INC., Melrose Studio, 3515 EAST -WEST, 322 East 45th Street; 889-7272. Melrose Ave.. Hollywood 38; H011ywood 3-7114. ETTEILLA ENTERPRISES, 120 East 14th Street; Tots H. MACE. 254-7992. CHESHIRE & ASSOCIATES, 6606 Selma Ave., MECCA FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 630 Ninth Hnllvwnnd 2R; H011vwnnd 9.4.580 Ave., New York 36, COlumbus 5-7676. CINE SOUND, 915 N. Highland Ave., L. A.; 464- TArx H1191. 1155. MEDIA EXTENSIONS, INC., 276 West 43rd St.; CORELLI-JACOBS FILM MUSIC INC., 25 West 586-6545. 45th St., N. Y.; 758-7773. 531 DAVIS, PHIL, MUSICAL ENTERPRISES, INC., D'ARCY, 4720% Woodman Ave., Sherman Oaks, 400 E. 2nd St., 688-3950. Calif.; 783-5133. DE WOLFE MUSIC LIBRARY, 16 E. 48th Street, INTERNATIONAL COSTUME CO., 8336 Melrose N. Y.; 758-7773. Ave., L. A. (69); 653-2446. FILMSOUNDS, INC., 128 East 41st Street, N. Y.; KROFFT ENTERPRISES, INC., 11347 Vanowen 867-0330. St., No. Hollywood; 985-2805. FILMUSIC, 37 West 57th Street; PL 3-9888. MEYERS COSTUME CO., 1753 Cahuenga Blvd., FOX, SAM FILM RIGHTS, INC., 1841 Broadway, Hollywood 90028; 465-6589. New York 23, N. Y. Clrcle 7-3890. (Libraries of TUXEDO CENTER, 7360 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46); recorded background music.) 874-4200. IMPPRO PRODUCTIONS, INC., American Na- WESTERN COSTUME CO., 5335 Melrose Ave., tional Studios, 7324 Santa Monica Blvd., Holly- Hollywood 38, Calif.; HO 9-1451. wood; H011ywood 2-6281. LANGLOIS FILMUSIC INC., 139 N. Franklin, Hemstead, L. I.; IV 5-2400. LAVSKY's, DICK, MUSIC HOUSE INC., 16 East 48th St., N. Y.; PL 8-7773. Animation MacGREGOR, C. P., CO. 729 South Western Ave.. Los Angeles 5: Dunkirk 4-4191 ANIMATED FILM PRODUCERS OF AMERICA. MEGA -MUSIC CORP, 301 E. 63rd St. New York, 159 E. Chicago Ave., Chicago 11; WHitehall N. Y. 10021; (212) 755-7205. 3-2424. DON DANNEMANN. I. YARBROUGH. MOTION PICTURE SOUND SERVICES INC., ANIMATED PRODUCTIONS, INC., 1600 Broad- 3495 Cahuenga B1., West L. A.; 467-7173. way, New York 19, N. Y.; COlumbus 9-2942. MUSIC FOR FILMS INC., 49 West 45th St., N. Y.; A: 3 T,HL 247-3577. ANIMATIC PRODUCTIONS, LTD., 2 West 45th MUSIC HOUSE INC., 16 East 48th St., N. Y.; St., N. Y.; 661.7290. 758-7773. »I' ASK FR G. LOW NOES MUSIC SOUND TRACK SERVICE, 1600 Broad- ANIMATION EQUIPMENT CORP., 38 Hudson way, New York; Clrcle 6-4687.4688. Street, New Rochelle, N. Y. MUSIFEX CO, 45 W. 45th St., N. Y.; CI 6-4061. ANIMATION SERVICES, INC., 25 West 43rd St., E. ROBERT V RLAZCO. 564-2551. OXBERRY CORP., 2520 Brooklyn -Queens -Ex- ATLAS FILM CORP 1111 South Blvd., Oak pressway, Woodside, Long Island. Park, Ill.; AUstin 7-8620. PIC COLOR CORP., 5 West 46th St., New York NORMAN C. LINDQUIST. 36: PL. 7-4220. BATTISON, JOHN H., PRODUCTIONS, 4515 Saul PICTURE SCORES, INC., 115 West 45th St., N. Y.; Rd., Kensington, Md.; OLympic 7-9593. JU 6-1845. JOHN H. BATTISON. Q Q MOTION PICTURE & TV TITLES, 247 W. BEBELL & BEBELL COLOR LABORATORIES, 46th St., New York 36; CIrcle 7-2126-7. INC., 416 West 45th St.. N. Y. 10036; 245-8900. IRVING SHEIK. NORMAN LARE BEBELL, pres. ROSS-GAFFNEY. INC.. 21 W. 46th St.. New ARTHUR FREDERICK BEBELL, viee-pres. York; JUdson 2-3744. JOAN A. BEBELL. sec., treas. JAMES A. GAFFNEY. BEMILLER PRODUCTIONS, 2350 Hyperion Ave.. RUSSELL & HABERSTROH, INC., Ill E. 28th Hollywood 27: NOrmandv 5-5137. Cf. New Vnrk 16: MTIrrav Hill 9-2568. BERKEY VIDEO SERVICES, 322 E. 45th St., N. Y. SCORE PRODUCTIONS, INC., 249 East 49th St., 10017; (212) 889-3790. N. Y.; 751-2510. BARNETT FARBMAN. SONG ADS CO., 6000 Sunset Blvd.. Hollywood 28: BIDDICK, GUY, 1151 South Broadway, Los An - H(lllvwnod 5-6191. veles 15: RTrhmnnd 8-6184. SYNCHRO FILM INC., 1213 N. Highland Ave., BRIAN CARTOONS, 1729 Sans= St.. Phila., Pa.; L. A. 90038; 466-2491. 563-3892. SYNCHRO-SOUND, INC., 18 West 45th St., New CINEFFECTS. INC.. 115 W. 45th St.. New York York 36: Oxford 7-2985. 36; CIrcle 6-0950. TRF MUSIC, 501 Madison Ave., N. Y.; PL 3-3234. MELVIN L. GOLD, pres. VALENTINO, THOMAS J., INC, 150 W. 46th St., COASTAL FILM SERVICE, INC., 45 W. 45th New York 36; Clrcle 6-4675. St.. N.Y..; JUdson 2.7780. THON AS J VALENTINO. MANUEL CASIANO. VIDEART, INC., 102 W. 45th St., N. Y.; MU 2-2363. Lou LEMONY. 16; LExington 2.7378-9. Jos ZUCKERMAN. CREATIVISION, INC., 293 West 4th St., New York; VONNA PRODUCTIONS, INC.. 5816 Wilshire 924-3935. Blvd., Los Angeles; WAlnut 2096. VICTOR KAYFETZ EDDISON VON OTTENFEI.D. DUMONT ANIMATION, INC., 305 East 46th St.; 752-8519. ELEKTRA FILM PRODUCTIONS, INC., 501 Madi- son Ave., N. Y.; 758-4830; 108 West End Ave.. Costumes 6i. N. Y.; 924-3935. Uniforms ABE Luis FENNELL. PAUL J.. CO., 404 N La Cienega ANIMAL COSTUME CO., 236 West 55th Street; Blvd., Los Angeles 38; 6-0847. 245-5199. CRestview PAUL T. FENNELL BERTHE, MME., 1600 Broadway, N. Y.; PLaza 7- INC., 1079 Bronx, 4170. FORDEL FILMS, Nelson Avenue, N. Y.; WY 2-5000. BROOKS -VAN HORN COSTUME CO. INC., 117 ('LuFFoxn F Pons. West 17th St., New York, N.Y.; 989-8000. SHERMAN GLAS PRODUCTIONS, INC., 7015 EAVES COSTUME COMPANY. INC.. 151 W. 46th Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood 28. California; Street. New York, N. Y.; PLaza 7-3730. H011ywood 2-1873. KARINSKA, MME., 20 W. 57th St., N. Y.; CI 7- 3341. GLENAR PRODUCTIONS. 6618 Sunset Blvd., 28; H011ywood 4-0406. VARIETY, 353 265-8196. Hollywood West 48th St.; SID GLENAR. GRANATO ANIMATION PHOTOGRAPHY INC., 8 West 40th St.; 244-4744. Costumes (West Coast) GRANTRAY-LAWRENCE ANIMATION, INC., 1537 N. LaBrea Ave., Hollywood; H011ywood 9- ACUNA, FRANK, 8212 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46); 7968. 656-1413. RAY PATTERSON. ADELE'S OF HOLLYWOOD, 5067 Hollywood Blvd., HABERSTROH SPECIAL EFFECTS STUDIOS, L. A. (38); 662-2231. 9 W. 19th St.. N. Y., AL. 5-1827. BERMAN'S COSTUMES, 953 North Hollywood HANNA BARBERA, 3400 West Cahuenga Blvd., Avenue, L. A., 90028; 766-6454. Hollywood, Calif.; 466-1371. 532 HARVEY FAMOUS CARTOONS, 1860 Broadway TRANS ARTISTS PRODUCTIONS, INC., 743 New York 23, JUdson 2-2244. Fifth Ave., N. Y.; PLaza 1-4352 LEON HARVEY SAMUEL SINGER HUBBLY STUDIO, 815 Park Ave., N. 744.8050. ULLMAN, RICHARD H., INC., 295 Delaware KEITH FILM PRODUCTIONS, 2820 Harney St., Ave., Buffalo 2, N. Y.; CLeveland 2066. Omaha 2, Nebr.; JAckson 3559-60. RICHARD H. ULLMAN. JAMES C. KEITH. UNITED PRODUCERS -DISTRIBUTORS. 633 No. KLING FILM PRODUCTIONS, 1058 W. Wash- Almont Drive. West Los Angeles 46; CRestview 8-4181; 601 N. 4-5621. ington Blvd., Chicago 7; SEeley JERRY 11; DElaware 7-0400: COURNRYA. Fairbanks Court, Chicago UPA PICTURES, INC., 4440 Lakeside Drive, Bur- 1416 N. La Brea Ave., Hollywood 28; H011ywood bank, 3-2131. Calif.; THornwall 2-7171. STEPHEN BOSUSTOW. RORPRT F.R INRPRC VAN PRAAG INC., 250 West 57th St., PRODUCTIONS, 1600 Broadway. KRANTZ ANIMATION, New York 19; PLaza 7-2687. N. Y.; 757-4892. WILLIAM VAN PRAAG. & INC., 219 E. 44 St.; L L EASTERN EFFECTS, VIDEO FILMS, 1004 E. Jefferson Ave.. Detroit 7. N. Y., N. Y.; 889-3790. Mich.; WOodward 2-3440. LANE, KENT, FILMS, INC., 1253 S. 3rd St., NORMAN WRIGHT. Louisville 3, Ky.; MElrose f,3911. WRIGHT, NORMAN. PRODUCTIONS. INC., KENT LANE. 8414 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 46; OLive 3-4292. LEO ANIMATION CAMERA SERVICE, 15 West 46th Street, N. Y.; 582-2515. MANHATTAN EFFECTS, INC., 22 E. 42nd St., New York; 661-6480; BERNIE BARNETT, WALTER GREENBERG. Properties and Scenery McCRORY, JOHN, STUDIOS, Visual Education Center Bldg., Floral Park. N. Y.; Fieldstone BASCH, JOS. GALLERIES CO., 5755 Santa Monica 7-3109. Blvd.. Hollywood 38, Calif.; 463-5116. MEYER, LOUIS. STUDIOS, 6337 Santa Monica CINEMA MERC. CO.. 5857 Santa Monica Blvd., Blvd.. Hollywood 38; H011ywood 9-8209. L. A. 90038; TIO 7-1151. Louis MEYER. CINEMA PROPS CO., 6161 Santa Monica Blvd., NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORP., TV & Hollywood. Calif.; HO 4-3191. INDUSTRIAL FILMS DIVISION, 509 Madison DECOI1ATORS SERVICE CO., 6153 Santa Monica Ave., New York 17; Circle 6-5700; 7026 Santa Blvd.. Hollywood, Calif.; HO S-9665. 3136. DICE, INC., 6322 De Longpre Ave., Hollywood 28 Monica Blvd., Hollywood 38; GLendale H011ywood 1-9435. ROBERT L. GRUEN. 69 Way, FANTASY FAIR, 6617 Santa Monica Blvd., Holly- NATIONWIDE PICTURES, Merrick wood; 467-6141. Coral Gables, Fla.; HIland 3-3395. FILM ART MURALS, A DIVISION OF TELE- H. K f ARRINGTON VISION FILM ART SERVICE, INC., 926 N. 25 45th St., N. Y.; THE OPTICAL HOUSE, West Miami Ave., Miami 32. Fla.; 9-9745, 9-7493. 757-7840. MAUREY L. ASAMANN. 6650 Sunset Blvd.. PATIN, RAY, PRODUCTIONS, GROSH, R. L. (Scenic Studios), 4114 Sunset Blvd.; Hollywood 28; H011ywood 2-1147. NOrmandie 2-1134. NAy PATIN. N. Y. HOLLYWOOD SCENE DOCK & PROP SHOP., PELICAN FILMS, INC., 292 Madison Ave., 5428 Satsuma, N. Hollywood; 877-2179. 17, N. Y. ORegon 9-0670. HOUSE OF PROPS., 1117 Gower St., Hollywood, JOSEPH DUNFORD. Calif.: 463-3166. PIEL, DAVID, INC., 300 Central Pk. West, N.Y. HUBERT MITCHELL INDUSTRIES, INC., Hart- TR 3-9492. selle, Alabama. DAVID PIEL. H. R. MITCHELL. QUARTET FILMS, INC., 8490 Melrose Ave., Tel. 3271. Los Angeles 46, Calif.; OLive 3-4466 L. A. STAGE LIGHTING CO., 1451 Venice Blvd., ARTH UR BABBITT. Los Angeles. Calif.; DUnkirk 4.1241. RAINBOW FILM EFFECTS, INC., 45 West 45th NORPAT SALES. INC., 630 9th Ave., New York Street, N.Y.; 247-1676. 36: JTTdson 6-8040. REELA FILMS. INC., 17 N.W. Third St.. Miami POST, DON STUDIO, 5517 Cleon, N. Hollywood; 32, Fla.; 2-2108. 877-1608. STANLEY STERN. RAY PLASTICS, INC., 703 South Palm Ave., Al- SCREEN GEMS, INC., 711 5th .Ave., N. Y., N.Y.; hambra, Calif.; 289-6175. PL 1-4432. ROSCHU, 6514 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood; 469- RALPH COHN. 2749. SMITH, FLETCHER, STUDIOS, INC., 177 So. SILVESTRI STUDIOS, 1733 Cordova, Hollywood; Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.; CRestview 735.1481. 5.4451; 321 E. 44th St., New York 17; MUrray UNITED SEATING COMPANY, 236 Vanderbilt Hill 5.9010. Avenue, Brooklyn, New York; MAine 2-0143 FLETCHER SMITH. (Construct and rebuilt theatre and TV studio SMITH, WARREN R., INC., 117 4th Ave., Pitts- seats. Installation and service to motion picture burgh 22, Pa.; EX. 1-4410. and TV industries). WARREN R. SMITH. OWNER JOHN BARON. SOUNDAC PRODUCTIONS, INC., 2133 N. W. WOOLF BILLY HOUSE 37, Fla.; FRanklin 4-2655; 295 OF MOTION PICTURE 11th Ave., Miami ACCESSORIES, INC., 1112 N. Beachwood Dr., Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N. Y.; CLeveland Hollywood; 469-5335. 2066. ROBERT D. BUCHAN AN. STAHL, AL, PRODUCTIONS, 1600 Broadway, New York 19; COlumbus 5-2942. Consultants AL STAHL. TELECINE FILM STUDIOS, INC., 100 S. North- AMERICAN FILM PRODUCTIONS INC., 1540 west Highway, Park Ridge, Ill.; TA. 3-1418. Broadway, N. Y.; JU 6-3057. BYRON L. FRIEND. BATTISON, JOHN H., PRODUCTIONS, 4414 TELEVISUAL-INTERNATIONAL, 1029 E. 63rd Saul Road. Kensington. Md.: Olympic 7-9593. St., New York 59; DA. 9-3220. BERGMAN, LESTER V. & ASSOCIATES, INC., TEMPE-TOONS PRODUCTIONS. .NC., 9363 8 East 12th St., N. Y.; 924-3632. Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif. CRestview BROADCAST INFORMATION BUREAU, 535 6-8423. Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill I.coN "TEMPE" MARCUS, LEO A. MINI/LOPE. 7-1668. TERRYTOONS, 38 Centre Ave., New Rochelle, CAMPUS CINEMA CONSULTANTS, INC., 595 N. Y.; 632.3466. Madison Ave., N. Y.; 751.2136.

533 CITY FILM CENTER INC., 66-40 69th St. Middle Village 79, N. 'Y.; TWining 4.7800. Merchandisers JOHN R. GRzoorv, 1.M.P.T.R. COMMUNICATIONS MANAGEMENT CONSUL- ARNELL, PETER, PRODUCTIONS. 750 Park TANTS 9301 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Ave.. New York 21; TRafalger 95097. Calif . i 'ltel.: 273-4620. PETER ARNELL. TACE I.. COPPI.AND. DISNEY, WALT, PRODUCTIONS (Character FILM COUNSELORS, INC., 500 Fifth Ave.; 736- Merchandising Division). 477 Madison Ave.. New 7220. Vnr1. 27: PT .71 0. 158E FILM PLANNING ASSOCIATES, INC., 305 East ERSKINE, WILLIAM C., Marine Blvd., Amagan - 46th St., N. Y.; 755-9170. sett. N. Y.: 516.267-3010. GREEN ASSOCIATES. 520 No. Michigan Ave.. HARVEY FAMOUS CARTOONS, 1860 Broadway, Chicago 11. 111.: WHitehall 4-0818. New York 23, Judson 2-2244. Limns G. GºSEN. ALFRED HARVEY JEWELL RADIO & TELEVISION PRODUC- ROHR COMPANY, 1418 North Highland Ave.. TIONS, 612 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, Hollywood. Ill.; MOhawk 4-5757; GRaceland 7-7292. AL RACIIN. JAMES E. JEWELL. T.A.P. INC.., 1037 North Cole, Hollywood 38, HO NATION AI. SCREEN SERVICE CORP., TV á 5.5171. INDUSTRIAL FILMS DIVISION, 1600 Broad- SNULL BONSALL. way, N. Y.; Clrcle 6-5700. OLYMPIC FILM SERVICE, 161 West 22nd St., N. Y.; 675-0211. RADIO FEATURES INC., 527 Madison Ave., N. Y., Market Research N. Y.; EL 5-4616. (), Ivy» W 111rOLL. AMERICAN RESEARCH BUREAU. INC., Na- tional Rnildinp \A'ashinietnn. D ROSS-GAFFNEY, 21 West 46th St., N. Y.; JU Pres. C.; 2-3744. NAtional 8.0822; 592 Fifth Ave., New York- 586- 7733; SKINNER, CHARLES E. & ASSOCS., 417 E. 51st 234 So. Garfield. Los Angeles, Calif.; ¿Um- 421.5674. herland 3-3149. St.. N. V.: SAM BARTON. SOUND CONSULTANTS INC., 305 West 21st St., N. Y.; 675-1838. MARKET RESEARCH CORP. OF AMERICA, 122 E. 42nd 17, N. VICTOR RADIO ENTERPRISES, INC., P. St., New York Y.; OXford O. 7.3540; 425 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, III.; Box 485, Passaic. N. T.; PRescott 7-7013. MOhawk 4-4600. JOHN VICTOR NOWAL. AMES SEILER. N ELSEN, A. C., CO., 2101 Howard St., Chicago 45, Ill.; H011ycourt 5-4400; 1290 Avenue of the Americas, N. Y.; 956-2500. Commercial Jingles A. C. NIELSEN. POLITZ, ALFRED, RESEARCH, INC. Polite, AEOLUS PRODUCTIONS, INC., 300 East 46th St., Alfred, Media Studies, 300 Park Ave., N. 1; PLaza N. Y.; PL 1-6363. 9-5200. ASSOCIATED BROADCAST ADVERTISING CO., THE PULSE, INC., 730 5th Ave., N. Y.; JUdson 1001 North Western Avenue, Los Angeles 90029, 6-3316. California; H011ywood 5.0510. 11. CVnw,y RINIOW BEMILLER PRODUCTIONS, 2350 Hyperionerion Ave- ROPER RESEARCH ASSOCIATES, INC., III West nue, Hollywood 90027, California; Normandy 5- 50th St., N. Y.; PL 7-4900. 5137. SINDLINGER & CO., INC., 13 E. Hinckley Ave., BIEVER & STEIN PRODUCTIONS, INC., 527 Ridley Park, Pa.; WAshburn 8-4100; 30 West 60th Madison Avenue. New York, New York; PLaza St.. N. Y.; 757-6060. 3.1147- Curtis Biever pres.; Lou Stein, sec.-treas. STARCH, DANIEL, AND STAFF, INC., E. Boston (Creation of jingles, themes, moods and background Post Road at Beach Ave., Mamaroneck, N. Y.; music for commercials, films, industrials.) 914-0W8-0800; 101 E. Ontario St., Chicago, Ill.; C/HEAR SERVICES, INC., 240 East 46th Street, DElaware 7-2888. New York. New York; ELdorado 5-7212. TRF.NDEX, INC., 200 Park Ave., N. Y.; MUrray CAPITAL FILM SERVICE, 224 Abbot Road, East Hill 2-1182. Lansing, Michigan. VIDEODEX, INC., 342 Madison Ave., New York, C,RANVII.TE ".SAS,-A" RT'RT.AND. N. Y.; MUrray Hill 7-8837. CUMMINGS PRODUCTIONS, Box 428, New Ca- naan, Connecticut 06840; 914-533-2055. RALPH WALDO CUMMINGS. Slides-Telops ERA INTERNATIONAL FILM AND RECORD- ING ENTERPRISES, INC., 219 Security Trust BEBELL & BEBELL COLOR LABORATORIES, Bldg., Miami 30032, Florida; FRanklin 3-8729; 520 INC., 416 W. 45th St., New York 10036; 245- Fifth Avenue, New York, New York; 6253 Holly- 8900. 16 & 35 mm. reversed processing black and wood. California. E. G. Weaver, Ares. white and colo, release punts, shoes Slid slide FAILLACE PRODUCTIONS, 207 East 45th Street, films, camera masters, dupes. Giant size color New York, N. Y.; 687-9080. Knits, transparencies. Tovv FAII.LACF. NORMAN LAºa REºELL,j prea. GOLDSTEIN, CHUCK PRODUCTIONS, INC., 1775 ARTH UR FREDERICK BEBELL, vice -prit. Broadway, New York, N. Y.; JUdson 6.7477. JOAN A. BEBELL, sec. treas. GREEN ASSOCIATES, 520 North Michigan Ave- NATIONAL STUDIOS, 42 W. 48th St., N. 1. nue, Chicago 11, Illinois; WHitehall 4-0818. 36 N. Y. JUdson 2-1926. T.FWTE C. GREEN. H. A. ROSENBERG. MAMORSKY, ZIMMERMANN & HAMM, INC., 56 West 45th St., N. Y.; YU 6-1084. MUSIC MAKERS, INC., 65 West 54th St., New Stop Watches York, New York 10019; 245-3737; 128 North Do- heny Drive, Los Angeles, California; H011ywood DUCOMMUN, M., CO., 580 5th Ave., New York 4.7x00, 36, N. Y.; PLaza 7-2540. OSSER, GLENN, ASSOC., 945 Second Ave.; PL M 1)I rum +. 2-5648. MANHART WATCH FACTORY LTD., 3 Chest- RPM ASSOCIATES, INC., 155 East 47th St., Pent - nut, Suffern. N. Y.: ')14-357.7444. }loose A. N. Y.: 421.6146. MARCEL WATCH CORP., 580 Fifth Ave., N. Y.; SANDIMAR RECORDING COMPANY, 2797 Bay CI 5-6470. Drive. Merrick, New York. MINERVA STOPWATCH CO., 580 5th Ave., N. Y.; SQUIRE PRODUCTION CO., 150 East 37th St., PL 7-2540. N. V.: 685-2430 JULES RACINE & CO., INC., 521 Fifth Ave., SWANSON, ROBERT, PRODUCTIONS, 94 East N. Y. C. 687-3060. Shore Rd., Huntington, New York; 516-271-7831. MORGAN SMITEI. 534 Studio Equipment Producers of Short AMERICAN LADDER & SCAFFOLD CO., INC., 5507 N. W. 7th Ave., Miami 37, Fla.; PLaza q-2663. Subjects, Newsreels AMPEX CORPORATION, 934 Charter Street, Redwood City, Calif.; EMerson 8-1471. GEORGE I. LONG, JR. ANIMATION EQUIPMENT CORP., 38 Hudson Features St., New Rochelle, N. Y.; NEw Rochelle 6-8138. Short JOHN W. OXBERRY. BAUSCH & LOMB OPTICAL COMPANY, 714 HOLLYWOOD -LOS ANGELES St. Paul Street, Rochester 2, N. Y.; LOcust 2- 3000. CHUCK BARRIS PRODUCTIONS, 1313 N. Vine CARL S. HALLAUER. St.. Los Angeles 90028; 469.9080. BELL & HOWELL COMPANY, 7100 McCormick BILL BURRED ENTERPRISES, 1100 S. La Brea, Road. ("Heim, 45 III ; AMbassadnr 2-1600. Los Angeles 90019; OL 7-0300. THE CAMERA MART, INC., 456 West 55th St., CATHEDRAL FILM, INC., 2921 Alameda, Bur- New York, N. Y.; PLaza 7-6977. bank; VIctoria 9-2275. CAMERA SERVICE CENTER, 625 West 54th St., COLUMBIA PICTURES, 1438 North Gower Street. New York 19, N. Y.; 737-0386. Hollywood 38; H011ywood 2-3111. 500 S. Buena i urti K ' ,.Arr. DISNEY, WALT PRODUCTIONS, Burbank. Victoria 9.3411. INC., 630 6-4821. vista Ave.. Calif.: CEE -DEE 9th Ave., N. Y.; CIrcle DUDLEY LTD. PRODUCTIONS, 308 N. Rodeo, (Film editorial service) Beverly Hills; 273-5891. CINEKAD ENGINEERING CO., 759 10th Ave., New FAIRBANKS, JERRY, 1330 North Vine Street, York 19. N. Y.; PLaza 7.3511. Hollywood 28. Calif.; H011ywood 2-1101. CINEMECCANICA, 23 Viale Campania, Milano, HEARST METROTONE NEWS, 6087 Sunset Italy. (Large Screen TV Projector Equipment). Blvd., L. A. 90028; 464-0650. FROST, JACK, A., INC., 234 Piquette nive., Le URIE, JOHN, PRODUCTIONS, 5831 Sunset Blvd. trolt 25 Mich 90028; HO 6-7701. R. L. GROSH & SONS SCENIC STUDIOS, 4114- 4122 Sunset Blvd., Holllywood, Calif.; (213) 662- 1134. NEW YORK CITY HOUSTON FEARLESS CORPORATION, THE, 11801 W. Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles 64, Calif.; COLUMBIA PICTURES, 711 Fifth Ave., PLaza BRadshaw 2-4331. 1-44UÚ. R. ILCOx C. W DARER CORPORATION, 1 East 57th Street. New KLIEGL BROS. UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC York, N. Y., 10022; PLaza 2.1745. STAGE LIGHTING COMPANY, INC., 32-32 48th MARATHON INTERNATIONAL PRODUC- Ave., L.I. City, N. Y.; 786-7474. TIONS, INC., 10 East 49th St., New York, N. Y. Juur 11 h.oneo,L 11)1)17; MU 8-1131) MAGNASYNC MANUFACTURING CO.. LTD., METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, 1350 Avenue of the 5546 Satsuma Ave., N. Hollywood; 877-2791. Americas, N. Y., 10019; 262-3131. MOVIETONEWS, INC., 460 W. 54th St.; 957-5000. MAURER, J. A., INC., 22-15 43rd Ave., Long Island, PARAMOUNT PICTURES, Gulf & Western Plaza; N. Y.; STillwell 4-4600. 333-4600. DANIEL EHRLICH. RICE, CRAN TLAND, SPORT PICTURES, New 666 Ml I SHELL CAMERA CORPORATION, kchelle. N Y . I'Ennvwm 4-2979 West Harvard Street, Glendale 4, Labt., CHap- , 445 Park Ave., PLaza nian 3.1U86. V.60111, .Its EVA Fox. VITAPHONE (Warner Bros.), 666 5th Ave.; MOVIOLA MANUFACTURING CO., 5547 Satsu- l'I n-Ie n IINil ma, N. Hollywood; 877.2791. WRIGHT, HAMILTON. ORGANIZATION. INC., NATIONAL CINE EQUIPMENT, INC., 37 W. 40 Charter Oak La., New Canaan, Conn.; 661.8690. 65Th St.. 799.41.02. PRESTOSEAL MFG. CORP., 37-12 108 Crna., N. Y.; IL 7-5566. RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA. RCA Building, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.; COlumbus 5-5900. RCA Commercial Electronic Cartoon Producers Systems, 1133 6th Ave.. N. Y.; 586-3000. ANGELES RANGEK 10191-. 1N(. tt nuuiup Street, New- HOLLYWOOD-LOS ark 4, N. J.; HUmboldt 5-2550. ANIMATED FILM PRODS., 4421 Riverside Dr., KuuAto U K...... Burbank, Cal. 91335; 845-7429. REEVES EQUIPMENT CORP., 83rd Ave., Pel- BENEDICT, TONY, PRODS., 13701 Riverside Dr., ham; 914 -PE 8-0772; N.Y.C. Tel.: TY 2.7010. Sherman Oaks Calif. 91403; 872-1077. Iola 1)A5MAU, ACtO rt CALVERT, FRED, PROD. INC., 4372 Tujunga Ave., RITTER CO. STUDIO EQUIPMENT, 3325 Ca North Hollywood, Calif. 985-1414. huenga Blvd.. Hollywood. Calif.; H011ywood 4 CLAMPETT, BOB, PRODUCTIONS, INC., 729 Se- ,1722 ward St.. l.os Angeles 90038; 466-0264. S. O. S. PHOTO -CINE OPTICS, 40 Kero Rd., Carl- DePATIE-FRELENG ENTERPRISES, INC., 6859 stadt, N. J. Havenhurst, Van Nuys, Cal.; 873.7451. STEWART FILMSCREEN CORP., 1161 W. DISNEY, WALT PRODUCTIONS, 500 South Buena Sepulveda Blvd.. Torrance, Calif. 90503. Tel.: Vista Avenue, Burbank, Calif. 91593; 849-3411. 326.1422. Code 213. (Formerly Stewart -Trans -Lux FILM FAIR, 10920 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, Caht.; Corp.) Roy C Stewart. pres. 877-3191. TRU-ROLL CORPORATION, 622 Sonora A rr FORMAT PRODUCTIONS INC., 12754 Ventura Glendale. Calif 012111: (2131 2430567. 245.5741. Blvd., Studio City, Calif. 91604; 769-3610. VISUAL ELECTRONICS CORPORATION, 356 THE HABOUSH CO., 6611 Santa Monica Blvd., L.A. West 40th St., New York, N. Y.; 736-5840. (38); 466-4111. JAMES B. TIIARPE. HANNA -BARBERA PRODUCTIONS INC., 3400 W k.S 1 ERN DEVICES, INC., 8930 Lindbiade St.. Cahuenga Blvd. West, Los Angeles 90028, Holly- Culver City. t alit . 'l'Exas 0.6811 wood 6-1371. ,V KINNEY-WOLFE, INC., 1019 N. Cole Ave., L.A. WESTREX INTERNATIONAL, 175 Fifth Ave., (38); 466.1317. New York; 228-5830. LANTZ, WALTER, PRODUCTIONS, INC., 861 HOLLYWOOD DIVISION. 6601 Romaine St., North Seward Street, Hollywood 90038; Hollywood Hollywood 38, Calif.; H011ywood 7.1171. 9-2907.

535 MGM ANIMATION, 6290 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles CARTEL RECORDS, INC., 2262 Sedgwick Avenue, 90028, Hollywood 6-3393. Bx. 68, New York; CY-8-8695; Martha Di Bella, MURAKAMI WOLF FILMS, 1463 Tamarind Ave., pra. John Dominsky, vice-pres.; Nicholas M. L.A. (28); 462-6474. De Martino, achy -treat. NICHOLSON FILMS, INC., 6335 Homeward Ave., Cartel Records L.A. (28); 462-0878. COLGEMS, 7033 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90028; PANTOMIME PICTS, INC., 3487 Cahuenga Blvd., 466.2481. 711 Fifth Ave., N.Y.; PL 1-4400; Amy, L.A. (28); 466-6377. Bell, Colgems, Mala. TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX, P.O. Box 900, COLUMBIA RECORDS, 51 West 52nd St., N.Y., Beverly Hills. (Terrytoons); 277-2211. N.Y.; 765-4321; 6121 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, U.P.A. PICTURES, INC., 4440 Lakeside Dr., Bur- Calif.; 466-2481. Goddard Lieberson, pres. bank 91505; 849-6666. CBS, Columbia, Date, Epic, Harmony, Immediate, WARNER BROS. CARTOONS, 461 South California Odyssey, Okeh. Street, Burbank, California; 469-1251. DECCA RECORDS, INC.. 445 Park Avenue, New York, N.Y.; PLaza 2-1600; 3900 Lankershim Blvd., Universal City, California 91608; 985-4321. NEW YORK Coral Records, Brunswick, Decca, Kappa, Uni, ANIMATIC PRODUCTIONS, LTD., 2 W. 45th St.; Vocalion. 661-7290. DISNEY, WALT MUSIC COMPANY, 477 Madison HURLEY STUDIO, 815 Park Ave.; 744-8050. Avenue, New York, N. Y.; PLaza 9-3880; Phil PARAMOUNT CARTOON STUDIO, 25 West Sameth 800 Sonora Ave., Glen 91201; 845-3141. 45th Street; Judson 2-4500. Buena Vista, Disneyland. TERRY, PAUL (TERRYTOONS), (Div. of CBS DOT RECORDS, INC., 1507 N. Vine Street, Holly- Films, Inc.), 38 Centre Avenue, New Rochelle; wood, Calif.; H011ywood 2-3141. 914-632-3466. Dot Records. ELEKTRA RECORDS, 962 N. La Cienega BL, L.A. 90069; 655-8280; Bounty, Checkmate, Elektra, one - such. Newsreel Producers EPIC RECORDS, 1777 N. Vine St., Los Angeles, Calif.; 469-1212. ASSOCIATED SCREEN NEWS, LTD., 2000 North- Epic Records cliffe Avenue, Montreal 28, Que., Canada.; DExter ERA RECORDS, 6464 Sunset BI; Hollywood, Calif.; 1186; 108 Peter Street,'Toronto. Ont.; EMpire 466-2161. 6-3054. Era Records HEARST METROTONE NEWS. INC. (MGM) KAPP RECORDS. INC., 136 East 57th Street. New News of the Day, 450 West 56th St., New York 19; York 22, N.Y.; PL 9-8500; 8255 Sunset Blvd., 656- PLaza 7-4120. 2300. HEARST METROTONE NEWS TELENEWS, 6087 Kapp Records, Congress, Four Corners of the Sunset Blvd., L. A.; 464-0650. World. HOLLYWOOD NEWSREEL SYNDICATE, INC., LAURIE RECORDS, 165 West 46th St., New York, 1622 N. Gower, L.A., Calif.; 469-7307. N. Y.; JU. 2-2975; Allan Sussel, pres. MOVIETONEWS INC. (20th Century -Fox Laurie Records Corp.), 460 54th 19; West St., New York LIBERTY -UA. INC., 6920 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, COlumbus 5-7200. California; 461-9141; Blue Note, Imperial, Liberty, NATIONAL TELEVISION NATO NEWS, INC., Sunset, United Artists, Latino, World Pacific. 6115 Selma L.A.; 461-2861. MERCURY NEWS OF 11'HE DAY, 6087 Sunset Blvd., L. A.; RECORDS CORP., 110 West 57th St., HO 4-0650. N.Y., 245-7300; 6922 Hollywood Blvd.; Hollywood, California- 469-3937. SCANTLIN ELECTRONICS, INC., 5454 Beethovan St. L.A. 90066; 478-8251. Mercury Records, Phillips. SCREEN DIGEST M -G -M RECORDS, 1330 6th Ave., New York, N. Y.; NEWS (Div., Hearst Metrone 262-3131; News Inc.), 4 West 58th St., N.Y.; 355-2665. MGM Studios, Administration Bldg., SPOTLITE NEWS, 3449 Cahuenga Blvd., L. A.; Culver City, California; 836-3000. 466-5365. Lion Records, MGM, Verve, Verve-Forcast, Cub, TELENEWS NEWSREEL, 6087 Sunset Blvd., L. Metrojass. A. 466-5365. MOTOWN RECORDS, 6290 Sunset Blvd., Los An- TELENEWS PRODUCTIONS, INC., 630 Ninth geles; 466-9621; Gordy, Motown, Soul, VIP. Avenue, New York 36 Judson 6-2450; 4 West 58th PARAMOUNT RECORDS, 1507 N. Vine Street; 462- Street, New York 19: PLaza 9-2929. 3141; Dot, Paramount. UNIVERSAL NEWSREEL (Division of Universal PINKY RECORDS, 11 Rumsey Rd., Yonkers, N. Y., Pictures Co., Inc.),435 Hudson St., N.Y.; 675-5721; (914) YO 3-3816. 105 East 106th Street, New York 29; TRafalgar 6- RCA RECORDS, 1133 6th Ave., New York, N.Y.; 5020. 586-3000. 6363 Sunset Blvd.; 461-9171. Hollywood, Calif. Record Division, 1016 N. Sycamore, Los Angeles, Calif. Camden Records, RCA Red Seal, RCA Victor. Record Companies REPRISE RECORDS, 3701 Warner Blvd., Brb. 91503; 469.1251. (Labels Indicated Under Company) RIVERSIDE RECORDS, 553 W. 51st St., New York, N. Y.; JUdson 6-1410; William Grauer, jr., A & M RECORDS, 1416 N. La Brea Avenue, L.A. prea. 90028; 461-9931. Riverside Records ABC RECORDS INC., 8255 Beverly Blvd., L.A. SEECO 90048; 651-5530; Buluu, Command, Dunhill, Grand RECORDS, INC., 1650 Broadway; New Award, Impulse, Music Guild, Probe, Westminster, York, N. Y.; Judson 6-3620; Sidney Siegel, pres. Whitehall. Secco Records 1841 Broadway, STAR RECORD ENTERPRISES, INC., 520 Fifth ATLANTIC RECORDING CORP., Ave., New York, N.Y.; 757-6306. N.Y.; 682-5844. Atlantic Records, Ateo Records, East-West Rec- Star Records TWENTIETH FOX MUSIC CORP., 10201 W. Pico ords. BI., L.A. 90025; BELL RECORDS, 6464 Sunset Blvd., L.A. 90028; 477-7046. 461-3366; Amy Bell, Mala. Twentieth Fox Records, Studio Records BUDDAH RECORDS, 6515 Sunset Blvd., L.A. 90028; UNITED ARTISTS RECORDS INC., 729 -7th 462-3231; Buddah. Kama Sutra. Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.; i Ircle 5-6000. CAPITOL RECORDS, INC., 1290 Avenue of the VOX PRODUCTIONS, INC., 236 W. 55th Street Americas, New York, PL 7-7470; 1750 N. Vine New York, N. Y.; Clrcle 5-7816; George H. Street, Hollywood, Calif.; H011ywood 2-6252, Glenn Mendelssohn, pres. E. Wallichs, pres.; Leo Kepler, dir. of repertoire. Vox Records Angel Records, Capitol Records, Cap -Latino, Melo- WARNER BROS. RECORDS, INC., 4000 Warner diya-Angel, Seraphim, Tower. Blvd., Burbank, Calif.; 469.1251. 536 Film Processing, Raw Stock, Storage

Film Labs, Processing CLEVELAND FILM LAB SERVICE, 2502 Payne Ave., 44114. ATHENS, GA. COLUMBIA, S. C. FILM SERVICE LABORATORIES. J. P. NICHOLSON, president. SOUTHEASTERN FILM PROCESSING COM- PANY, 1305 Geiger Ave. ATLANTA S. BERNARD LEVER, owner. ATLANTA FILM LABORATORIES, 63 Fourth COLUMBUS, OHIO Street. N.W. JOHN R. BENNETT, 1617 Aberdeen Avenue; 263- CINEMA PROCESSORS, INC., 2156 Faulkner Rd. 7007. COLOR -GRAPHIC, 3184 Roswl Rd., N.W. DALLAS BALTIMORE BIG "D" LABORATORY, 4215 Gaston Avenue ALPHA FILM LABORATORIES, P. O. Box 5325. JAMIESON FILM CO., 3825 Bryan St.; TA 3-8158. Liberty 6216. W Ernest Wood, manager. BRUCE JAMIESON, pres., HUGH V. JAMIESON, JR., exec. vice-pres. BOSTON SOUTHWEST FILM LABORATORY. INC., 3024 Fort Worth Ave.. Dallas 11; FE 1-8347. ACORN FILMS OF NEW ENGLAND, INC., 465 Stuart St. DAYTON BACK BAY FILM LABORATORY, INC., 43 Leon Street. Boston 15. FILM ASSOCIATES. INC.. 4600 S. Dixie Avenue. CINE SERVICE LABORATORIES, INC., 51 Kon- 45439; WAlnut 2164. dazian Street, Watertown 72. Lester E. Bernd, E. RAYMOND ASH, J9., president. president. D-4 FILM STUDIOS, INC., 54 Elmud, Newton; DENVER 969-7770. DEPHOURE STUDIES. INC., 782 Commonwealth WESTERN CINE SERVICE, INC., 312 So. Pearl; Ave.. Bnetnn 15. 744-1017. JOHN NEWELL, FILM SERVICE LAB, 62 Berkeley St.; 542-1238. president. MASTER MOTION PICTURE CO., 50 Piedmont ter. Rnsrnn IA, H Ancnck 35°2. DES MOINES SPORTS FILM LAB, 23 W. Broadway, So. Boston; HYTONE FILM LAB INC., 1702 Keo, Des Moines; 268-8388. 288.1122 TECH FILMS, 148 Main St., Waltham; 899.6664. JAY M. HYTONE, JR., pres. CHICAGO DETROIT ASTRO COLOR LAB, 61 W. Eric; 943-5865; Harold ALLIED FILM LABORATORY, INC., 9930 Green- Lignell, pres. field; BR 2-3990. CUSTOM TECH, 14350 Charlevoix; Tel.: 822.0550. CHICAGO FILM LABORATORY, INC., 1322 Bel DETROIT FILM LABORATORY, 800 W. Fort; mont Ave.; HA 7-1119; Fred Piemonte, mgr. 962-9333. CINEMA PROCESSORS, 211 East Grand Ave.; DYNAMIC FILM SERVICIi. 3028 E. Grand Blvd; Ml 2-6453; I. Bartimoccia, pres. 873.4720. COLBURN LABORATORY, GEORGE. W., INC., GENERAL FILM LABORATORY, INC., 66 Sibley 164 North Wacker Drive, Chicago 6, ii..; 332-6286. St.; WO 1-7818. W. , GEORGe COLN URN president. VAL C. ZUREK, president. CORONET INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS. 65 East THE JAM HANDY ORGANIZATION, 2792 E. South Water St.; (1.) DEarborn 2-7676. Grand Boulevard. RALPH SHERRY. manager. DELUXE GENERAL FILM LABORATORIES, PRODUCERS COLOR SERVICE, 2921 E. Grand 1000 Nicholas Rd.. Elk Grove, Illinois 66007; 312- Blvd.; 874-1112. 439-7591; John C. Rogers, v. p. EAGLE FILM LABORATORY, INC., 4971 N. Els- EAST LANSING, MICH. ton; 282-7161; Robt. I. Yuskaitis, pres. CAPITAL FILM SERVICE, 1001 Terminal Ave.; ESKAY FILM SERVICE, INC., 540 N. Lakeshore, Tel.: 371-1776. 60611; 467-6250; Hal Pearson, Mgr. FILM SERVICES, INC., 113-19 W. Hubbard St.; Superior 7 0735 EAU CLAIRE, WIS. FILMACK STUDIOS, 1327 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago EAU CLAIRE FILM LABORATORY, 1644 Wood 5; HArrison 7-3395. land Court. KNIGHT STUDIO, 159 E. Chicago; SUperior 7 - coso FORT MOTION TALKING PICTURE SERVICE INC., WAYNE, IND. 467-6470,160 E. Grand; 527-1863. DUNCAN STUDIO, 1522 Margaret Avenue. SARRA, INC., 16 E .Ontario St.; WH 4-5151; Wil- GALBREATH PICTURES, INC., 2905 Fairfield liam Newton, pres. Avenue. SOLAR CINE PRODUCTS, INC., 4247 S. Kedzie. Chicago. LAfayette 3-6612. GARY SUPERIOR BULK FILM CO., 442 N. Wells; LAKESIDE LABORATORY, P. O. Box 2408, SUperinr 74448 Gary 5. TITLE -CRAFT, 1022 W. Argyle, Chicago, RAvens L. PAUL IRELAND, owner. ,, 8 4821 WILDING. INC.. 1345 W. Argyle, Chicago; BR 5-1200; W. W. Kraft, pres. HOLLYWOOD -LOS ANGELES ACME FILM & VIDEOTAPE LABORATORIES, INC., 1161 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 90028; CINCINNATI H011ywood 4-7471. CINCINNATI FM LABS, 3705 Lonsdale St. 45227. AMERICAN FILM IND., 1138 N. La Brea Ave., FILM ART, INC., 3407 Clifton 45220. Hollywood 90038; 467-1118. MARATHON MOVIE LABORATORY, 2436 Vine C. H. CARLETON COLOR LABS., 7608 San Street, 45219. Fernando Rd., Sun Valley, Calif.; 767.8507. 537 CINEMA RESEARCH CORP., 6860 Lexington Ave., ESO -S, 1121 West 47th St., Kansas 2; LO 1-7650. L. A. 90038; 461.3235. LOUIS STUDNA FILMS, 3214 Gilham Road; LO H A irf rle, president. 1-6300. CINESERVICE, INC., 1459 Seward St., L. A. (28); 463-3178. COLOR REPRODUCTION COMPANY. 7936 Santa LITTLE ROCK, ARK. Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles 46. OLdfield 4. 8010. T. T. FILM PRODUCTIONS, 416 Baucom Pike. REGINALD DuiN, vice-president. CONSOLIDATED FILM INDUSTRIES, 959 No. A,rrer. I.o. 1naAr. 45 H011ywood 9-1441. MADISON, WISC. CREST FILM LABORATORIES, 1141 N. Seward St.. L. A. (38) ; 462-6696. MADISON FILM PRODUCTIONS, INC., 211 1s. DELUXE GENERAL FILM LABORATORIES, Mifflin St. 1546 N. Argyle Avenue, Hollywood, Calif. 90028; 462-6171. 1418 N. Western Ave., Hollywood, Calif. 90027; 466-8631. MEMPHIS, TENN. G. CARLETON HUNT, pres.; NORMAN STEIN, exec. MOTION PICTURE LABORATORIES, INC., 781 V.Q.; NEAL KEEHN, v.p. sales; STANLEY JUDELL, S. Main St., Frank M. McGeary, pres. v.p. business affairs; FRED Scorn, v.p. engineer- ing. EASTMAN KODAK LABORATORY, 1017 North Las Palmas Avenue, Los Angeles 38. HO 5.7151. MIAMI, FLA. Robert Bishop, mgr. CAPITOL FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 1998 FILM EFFECTS OF HOLLYWOOD, 1140 N. Cit. N.E. 150 St., N. Miami, Florida; 949.4252. rus; 469-5808. ALFRED E Baum". president FILM SERVICE LABORATORIES. INC., 632í REELA FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 65 Nortl Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood 38. H011ywood west 3rd St., Miami; 377.2611, 374-6262. 4-5141.; Gil Scott, prea. TED SACK, gen. mgr. & v.p. FLORA COLOR, 1715 N. Mariposa St., Hollywood 27: NOrmandie 3-2201: Rola Flora. owner. FOTO-KEM INDUSTRIES, INC., 3215 Cahuenga MILWAUKEE, WISC. West. Hollywood 90028; 463-4111; Gerry Brodersen- Lou Vincent. CENTRAL FILM LABORATORY & PHOTO SUP- PLY, 1033 North Third St.; 272-0606. HOLLYWOOD FILM ENTERPRISES, INC., 6060 LABORATORY, 4)45 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles 28. H011ywood MAGNACHROME FILM 4-2181. Russell Ave.. S. 'Wintry KAPLAN. president. MANN, HAL, 7070 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, NEW ORLEANS Cal. 90038; HO 6-3231. MERCER. RAY. 4241 Normal Avenue. Los Angeles PAN AMERICAN FILMS, 735 Poydras St. 20 Nfrmandv 3.9331: Rav Mercer, pres. MODERN FILM LABORATORIES, INC" 832 No. NEW YORK CITY Cole Ave., Hollywood 28; H011ywood 4-7293; E. R. Johnson, pres. Al -REVERSO-O LAB, INC., 345 W. 44th St.; LT MOVIELAB, 6823 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los An- 1-0868. geles 38. H011ywood 9.5981. ACCURATE FILM LABS, 145 W. 45th St.; 581-5245. SAUL JAFPE. pres. ACME FILM & VIDEO TAPE LABORATORIES, PACIFIC COLORFILM, INC., 574 N. Larchmont; INC., 477 Madison Ave., N. Y.; 758.5100. 4t..i.ñR44 ARTA LAB, INC., 723 Seventh Ave.; 586-7556. PACIFIC FILM INDUSTRIES, 5220 Santa Monica B & E MOTION PICTURE FILM LABS, 630 Ninth Blvd., L. A.; 661-1109. Ave.; 757.4209. PACIFIC TITLE AND ART STUDIO. 6350 Santa BEBELL & BEBELL COLOR LABORAIORIES, Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles 38. 464-0121. INC., 416 W. 45th St., New York 10036; 245-8900. GORDON HUBBARD, pres. NORMAN LABS NEBELE, pres. PEERLESS FILM PROCESSING CORP., 829 N. ARTHUR FREDERICK BEHELL, vice -pre. HWahland: 464-7156 JOAN A. BEBELL, sec.. treas. PRODUCERS PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATOR. BERKEY VIDEO SERVICES, 322 East 45th St.; IES, 6556 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 90038; 889.3230. HO 2.1334. CAMERA EYE LABS, INC., 12 West 21st Street, RICHARDS, ED, 6011 Waring Ave., L. A. 90038; 989-2200. HO 3-7753. CINE MAGNETICS, INC., 202 East 44th Street, TECHNICOLOR INC. (m.p. division), 6311 Romaine MU 2.2780. St.. Los Angeles 38: 462-6111. CINEFFECTS COLOR LAB INC., 115 West 45th TECHNICOLOR, INC., (TV Division), 4050 Lanker - St.; 581-4730. Irving Hecht, pres. shim B1., North Hollywood, 91604; 763-8500. CINELAB CORP., 421 West 54th Street; 765-1670. CRITERION 1'1LM LABORATORIES, INC., AND CRITERION COLOR CORP., 415 W. 55th St., HOUSTON N. Y.; 265-2180. THE PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORIES, 3101 FRED TODARO, president. San Jacinto DELUXE GENERAL FILM LABORATORIES, 850 TEXAS INDUSTRIAL FILM CO., 2528 North Tenth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10019; 247.3220. Boulevard. G. CARLETON HUNT, Ares; NEAL KEEHN, v.p. sales; N. DON MACON. KURT KANIS, v.p. oper; FRED J. SCOBEY, eng. v.p. DU -ART FILM LABORATORIES, 245 W. 55th St., New York 19. PLaza 7-4580. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. IRWIN YOUNG. president. FILMCRAFT LABORATORIES, 5145 N Keystone; FILMLAB, INC., 126 W. 46th St.; JU 2-2863. 251.9568. Iosetui H BURSCH oresident. FILMTRONICS LABS, 231 West 54th Street; 586- 3150. JACKSONVILLE. FLA. GUFFANTI FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 630 RUSSEL BARTON FILM CO.. 4853 Waller St., Ninth Ave., New York 36; COlumbus 5-5530. Jacksonville. PAUL GUFFANTI, president. HOUSE OF AQUARIUS, 10 W. 46th St., New York; CT 1-0123. KANSAS CITY, MO. TOE STATTON, pres.; BILL BLAKE, vice-pTes.; C. CALVIN LABORATORIES, A division of Calvin CORKY" SMITH, editor. Affiliated with Aquarius Communications, Inc., 1105 Truman Rd., Kansas Transfer. City 6; HA 1-1230. HUEMARK FILMS INC., 227 East 44th Street; BILL HEDDIN, president. 986-5066. 538 INTERNATIONAL FILM LTD., 333 West 52nd MOTION PICTURE SERVICE CO., 125 Hyde St.. Street; 586-0150. ORdway 3-9162. J & D LABS INC., 421 West 54th Street, 581-4725. GERALD L. KARSEI, president. KIN -O -LUX, INC., 17 West 45th Street; 586-1880. MULTICHROME LABORATORIES, 760 Gough LAB 16, INC., 15 West 46th Street; 245-8665. St.. li Em lock 1.6567. LAB -TV, 723 Seventh Avenue; 586-2293. HERBERT B. MCKENNEY, JR.. mgr. MALCOLM LABORATORIES CORP., 244 W. ALFRED T. PALMER PRODUCTIONS, 563 2nd 49th St., New York 19. Clrele 6.6150. Street; 392-4449. 1 P M At COT M nresident PALMER, W. A., FILMS, INC., 611 Howard St., MANCHESTER COLOR LABS, INC., 533 West San I,tancisco; YUkon o-5961. 47th Street; 765-3135 or 765-4380. 5V A PALM RR, president. MEDIA FILM SERVICES, INC., 351 West 52nd SOLA PHOTO & SOUND, 3290 Mission St.; 282- Street 581-4995. 6058. MOVIELAB, INC., 619 W. 54th St., New York 19; Judson 6-0360. FRANK S. BERMAN, production mEr. SANDY HOOK, CONN. PRECISION FILM LABORATORIES, 21 W. 46th ROLAR PHOTO SCIENCE LABORATORIES. at.. New York 36: JUdson 2-3970. HENRY ROGER. owner. FRANK V. PAPALIA, production manager. QUALITY FILM LABORATORIES CO., 450 West 56th Street; JU 6-4912. SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. RAPID FILM TECHNIQUE, INC., 21 W. 46th St., New York 36; 37-02 27th Street, Long Island ARIZONA COLOR FILM PROCESSING LABO- City (Lab): til'ilwell 6-4600. RATORIES, INC., 4535 N. Scottsdale Road. REELA FILM LABS, INC., 100 West 40th Street; 279-8555. TVC LABORATORIES, INC., NEW YORK, 311 SEATTLE, WASH. W. 43rd St., New York; 586-5090. FORDE MOTION PICTURE LABORATORY, 2 DICK ALTSCHULER. president. Lloyd Bldg. TECHNICOLOR INC., 342 Madison Ave.; 661-4883. SHREVEPORT, LA. NIAGARA, FALLS, N. Y. DELTA FILMS, .127 Market Street, 71101. NIAGARA PHOTOTECHNICAL INDUSTRIES, 726 Division Ave. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. PEORIA, ILL. BAY STATE FILM PRODUCTIONS, INC., Box COLIND 129; SPringfield 4-3164. PHOTOGRAPHY, 713 Main St. MORTON H. READ, president. OMAHA TEMPE, ARIZ. CHRISTENSEN-KENNEDY PRODUCTIONS, SOUTHWEST FILM INDUSTRIES, INC., 806 2824 Harvey St. Roosevelt St. PALO ALTO, CALIF. TULSA, OKLA. CINE -CHROME LABORATORIES, INC., 4075 DWIGHT MORRIS MOTION PICTURE PRO- Tran,port St.; 3º15678. DUCTIONS, 1611 S. Boston Ave. PHILADELPHIA WASHINGTON, D.C. BESWICK, HAROLD D. S., 1017 W. Allegheny BYRON, INC., 65 K. Street, N.E., Washington, D.C. Ave. 20002; Tel: 202-783-2700. NEWS REEL LABORATORY, 1733 Sansom St.. BYRON RIUDAEUSH, president. Philadelphia 3; Rlttenhouse 6-3892. CAPITAL FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 470 Louis W. KELLMAN, president. E., S.W.; 347-1717 ALFRED E. BAUCH, president. PHOENIX KOSTER FILM FACILITIES, INC., 1017 N. J. AIRLAB, 2405 Airline Way, Sky Harbor Airport. Ave., S. E.; Llncoln 4-4410. MRS. TERESA M. KOSTER, pres. NATIONAL CINE LABORATORIES, 4319 PITTSBURGH Rhode Island Ave., Brentwood, Md.; 779.6800. R. E. MILLER, PITTSBURGH MOTION PICTURE LAB., 116 7th president. St. PHOTO LAB., INC., 3825 Georgia Ave., N. W.; RA SMITH, WARREN, R., INC., 210 Semple St.. 6-2814. Pittsburgh. WALTER W. HICKS, pres. PORTLAND, ORE. WINTER PARK, FLORIDA N. C. DIMICK, 1615 N. E. Roselawn. SHAMROCK LABORATORIES, 707 Nicolet Ave.; Winter Park 4-6001. THOMAS B. CASEY, president. ST. LOUIS, MO. CINE -GRAPHIC FILM LABORATORY, INC., 101 N. 17th St.; GA 1-5827. Canada MAGNETIC FILM LAB INC., 4468 Shaw Ave.; PR 3-4819. SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH CALGARY, ALBERTA MASTER FILM STUDIOS LTD., 811A -17th Ave. PHOTO -TECH LABORATORY, 200 E. 1st South SW. St.; 521-3505. ROBERT WILLIS, mng. producer. SAN FRANCISCO HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA GORDON NEWS FILMS, 1557 Pine St..; 776.7484. EASTERN FILM LABORATORIES, LTD., 9 Ar- D. D. MONACO FILM LABORATORY, 2434 gyle St. Leavenworth; 474-1522. A. E. E. WHITE, mgr. 539 QUE. GENERAL ANILINE AND FILM CORP. (Amoco), MONTREAL, Binghamton, N. Y.; 525 Imperial Hwy., LaHabre, ASSOCIATED SCREEN INDUSTRIES, LTD.. Calif.; 625.1672. of 2000 Northcliffe Avenue, Montreal. Subsidiary GUFFANTI FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 630 Du -Art Film Labs, Inc. 5-5530. IRWIN YOUNG, PreS. Ninth Ave., N.Y.; CO MURRAY BRISKIN. SEC. KODACHROME (See Eastman Kodak). BIER, DAVID STUDIOS & FILM LABS., 265 MANCHESTER COLOR LABS, INC., 533 West 47th Vitre St., West, Montreal. St., N. Y.; 765-3135. NATIONAL FILM BOARD, P. O. Box 6100, Mon- MOVIELAB COLOR CORP., 619 W. 54th St., N treal. Y. 19, N. Y.; Judson 6-J360. JOHN KowALOK, color consultant. Pathe Laboratories, 105 E. 106th St., New York 29; OTTAWA, ONT. TRafalgar 6-1120; 6823 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 38; H011ywood 9-5981. GRAPHIC FILMS LTD., 19 Fairmont Ave.; A. 8-3513. PIC COLOR CORP., 25 West 45th St., N. Y.; 757- F. R. CRAWLEY, res. 4220. NORMAN WITLEN, HARRY WITLEN, AL KLING. TECHNICOLOR INC., 342 Madison Avenue, N.Y.; 661-4833; 6311 Romaine Street, Hollywood; H011y- ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. wood 7-1101. ATLANTIC FILMS & ELECTRONICS LTD., 22 TVC LABORATORIES, INC., 311 W. 43rd St., Prescott St. New York, N.Y.; 586.5090. ALBERT JEESTE, managing director. DICK ALTSCHULER, president; LEOPOLD GODOWSKY, vice pres. and color consultant. TORONTO, ONT. CANADIAN FILM INDUSTRIES. 2264 Lake- shore Bivd. W.; 255-1351. Reproduction Labs RALPH FOSTER, sis. mgr. Photo APCO-APEDA PHOTO CO., INC., 250 West 54th CINESOUND LTD., 553 Rogers Road, Toronto 9. 6.5755-6-7. B. J. BACH, JR., pres. St., N. Y. 19, N, Y.. JUdson SOL STEIN, pres. SAM LEIBOWITZ, treas. INDUSTRIAL FILM MAINTENANCE, 135 Peter INC., 22 \Vest 32nd St., Toronto. LARRY LEWIS, owner. ARROW PHOTO SERVICE, St., New York 1, N. Y.; PE 6-4322; Black & NORTHEI;N MOTION PICTURE LABORATOR- white -Color. IES, LTD., 10 Dell Park Ave.. REdfern 5218. COLOR LABORATORIES. S. L. CLEMSON. president. BEBELL & BEBELL INC., 416 West 45th St., New York 10036; (212) PATHE-HUMPHRIES CANADA, LTD., Brock - 245-8900. 16mm. 35mm. reversal processing, black house Rd., Toronto 14; CL 9-7811; Roger Beaud & white and color release prints. Slides and slide vice Ares. & gen. mgr. films, camera masters, dupes. Giant size color prints, plus transparancies. NORMAN LARS BEBELL, pres. VANCOUVER, B. C. ARTHUR FREDERICK BEBELL, vice. pres. TRANS -CANADA FILMS LTD., 916 Davie S. JOAN A. BEBELL, sec., treas. MU. 2-4646. CREST STUDIOS, INC., 130 West 42nd Street, E. W. HAMILTON, president. New York, N. Y., Wlsconsin 7-4193. (All phases of motion picture and commercial photography- originals-fashions-portraits-photo reproductions it color and black and white.) WINNIPEG, MANITOBA JOSEPH G. AURRICHIO, president KEN DAVEY PRODUCTIONS, LTD., 695 Sarges WINIFRED AURRICHIO, vice president Ave. NORMAN POLLER, asst. to pres. & ale. mgr. KENNETH R. DAVEY, pres. & gen. mgr. P. A. Amu:scuio, secretary-treasurer. TRANS -WORLD FILM LABORATORIES LTD., ROY CUMMINGS, INC., 140 E. 28th St., Suite 1E, 4824 Cote des Neiges Road, Montreal 26; REgent N.Y. 10016; Tel.: 532-5375. 5 7181. FRANKLIN PHOTOS, INC., 353 West 48th St., f'A UL PRATT, president. N. Y., CI 6-4255; Joseph Seiller, president. A. PREPONTAINE, general manager JJK COPY -ART PHOTOGRAPHERS, 165 W 46th St., New York, N. Y.; PLaza 7-0233. A Division of James J. Kriegsmann. Jack Schach tel, v.p. in chg. sis. Color Processes STILL PHOTOGRAPHY & PRESSBOOKS, INC., 9- LABORATORIES, INC., 1161 No 3902 Mandell, Houston, Texas, 7706; Tel.: JA ACME FILM 0033. Location and studio still photography for Highland Ave., Hollywood 90028; SAMUEL SAWEL. theatrical motion pictures; design/creation of SON, pres. pressbooks for film producers and distributors. ANSCO (a division of General Aniline and Film Radio spots, promotions, campaigns, newspaper Corp. which see). ads and paper. BEBELL & BEBELL COLOR LABORATO- CHUCK CONNER, pres. RIES, INC., 416 W. 45th St., New York 10036; ERMA CONNER, vice-pres. 245-8900; Norman Lars Bebell, pres.; Arthur F. Bebell, vice pres.; Joan Anne Bebell, secy-treas. CINEFFECTS COLOR LAB., INC., 115 West 45th Street, N.Y. 10036; 581.4730. Irving Hecht, pres. CRITERION FILM LABORATORIES, 415 West Film Storage Vaults 55th St., N. Y.; 265-2180. DE LUXE LABORATORIES, INC., 850 tenth ATLANTA Aie., New York 19; Circle 7-3220 & COlumbu. ATLANTA FILM SERVICE, 161 Spring St., N.W.; 5-9286. Tel.: 524-5380. EASTMAN KODAK CO. (Commercial Kodachrome GEOFFREY TYERS, pres. 16mm), 343 State St., Rochester, N. Y.; LOcust R. D. (CURLY) BURNS, mgr. 6000. BENTON FILM FORWARDING SERVICE, 168 FINAST COLOR LABORATORY, INC., 130 West Baker St., N.W.; 577-2821. 42nd Street, N.Y.; 239-4655. WILLIAM B. LANGSTON, mgr. 540 HOLLYWOOD -LOS ANGELES FERRANIA MOTION PICTURE PRODUCTS, 135 W. 50th St., N. Y.; LT 1-1416. (Hollywood studios have own storage vaults.) FUJI PHOTO FILM U.S.A., INC. (distributor of VAN Fuji Professional Motion Picture Film) Empire BEKINS AND STORAGE COMPANY State Bldg., N. Y., N. Y.,594-1740; 1025 North Highland Avenue, H011ywood 466-9271. Elias J. Drexler. GERMAN, W. J., INC., distributor of Eastman BONDED SERVICE, INC., 8290 Santa Monica motion Blvd., 46; OLdfield 4-7575. picture film, John Street, Fort Lee. N. J. LOngacre 5.5978-79.80; FOrt Lee, 8-5100; 6677 CONSOLIDATED FILM INDUSTRIES, 959 No. Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood 38, Calif.. Seward Street, Hollywood (38), H011ywood 9-1441. H011ywood 4-6131; 6040 North Pulaski Road, (Stores only film which Consolidated Laboratory Chicago 30, Ill., IRving 8-4064; 660 Madison Ave., is handling.) N. Y., N. Y.; TE 2-8500. EVCO REFRIGERATED FILM VAULTS, 838 N. GEVAERT COMPANY OF AMERICA, INC., (see Seward, Hollywood (38); 464-4013. Agfa -Gevaert.) HOLLYWOOD FILM CO., 956 N. Seward St. (38) ; 3M COMPANY (MINNESOTA MINING & H011ywood 2.3284. MANUFACTURING CO.) Photographic Prod- PRODUCERS FILM CENTER, 948 N. Sycamore ucts Division, manufacturer and distributor of Ave., Hollywood (38); 851-1122. Ferrania 3M motion picture films: 2501 Hudson Rd., St. Paul, Minn.. SEWARD FILM VAULTS, 1010 N. Seward St. 55101, 612-733-1110; 135 West 50th St., New York, N. Y., 10020, 212 -LT - (38) ; HO 4-0141. 1 -1416; 6023 So. Garfield Ave., Los Angeles, Calif., 90022, 213-685.9600. (D. W. Robinson, (Market- NEW YORK CITY ing Manager) BONDED FILM STORAGE, 535 West 46th Street; 582-7540. BONDED FILM STORAGE, 733 Third Ave., New York; 661-7600. Stock -Shot Film Libraries TAPE -FILMS INC., 619 West 54th Street; 867-9590. TORONTO HOLLYWOOD -LOS ANGELES LEM BAILEY COLOR STOCK LIBRARY, 7934 CENTRAL FILM SHIPPING & STORAGE COM- Santa Monica, Hollywood (46); 654-9550. PANY, 277 Victoria St., Toronto; EM. 3-2909. BUDGET FILMS, 4590 Santa Monica Blvd., L.A.; PEACOCK FILM STORAGE CO., Sheppard Ave., Agincourt, Ont.; HIckory 4-6135. 660-0187. I. S. PEACOCK, owner. CASTLE FILMS, 6820 W. Sunset Blvd., L, A.; 463- 6856. SPONSOR FILM SERVICES CORP. LTD., 443 Jarvis St., Toronto; WA. 2-3159. DYER, ELMER, 711 North La Jolla, L.A. 90046; OL GEORGE BENSON, operations mgr. 3-5072. SYNDICATED FILM SERVICES LTD., 103 EVCO LIBRARY, 838 N. Seward, Hollywood (38); Church St., Toronto; EM. 4-1475. 464-9252. PAT CLEVER, pres. SHERMAN GRINBERG FILM LIBRARIES, INC., 1040 N. McCadden Pl., Hollywood, Calif. 90038; 464-7491. JON HALL, 2032 Stoner Ave., West L. A.; 478.1511. HOLLYWOOD STOCK FILM LIBRARY (Associ- Raw Stock Manufacturers ated with Producers' Film Service), 650 N. Bron- son Ave., L. A.; 851-2030. AGFA PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT, PHOTO- PRODUCERS LIBRARY SERVICE, 7325 Santa GRAPHIC FAIR, LTD.; (manufacturer, distribu- Monica Blvd., Hollywood 46; 466-4374. tor 35tntn 16min color, black, white raw stock. Exec utive offices: 275 North St., Teterboro, N.J.; 212 LO ALLAN SANDLER FILM LIBRARIES, INC., 5-7850 or 201 288-4100. Branches: 1025 Grand Cen- 1001 No. Poinsetta Place, Hollywood; TR 6-2021. tral Ave., Glendale, Calif., 91201, 213 246-8141; UNITED AIRLINES (stock footage), 482-3620, ext. 6601 No. Lincoln Ave.. Chicago. Ill., 60645. 312 231. CO 7-9100! 1019 Collier Rd., N.W., Atlanta, Ga.. 30318, 404-355-7450; 440 Tottem Pond Rd., Wal- tham, Mass., 02154, 17.891-5430; 1355 Conant St., NEW YORK CITY Dallas, Tex., 75207, 214-ME1-7290; 5225 E. 38 Ave. Denver, Colo., 80207, 303-388-9261: 27236 EASTERN AIRLINES, 10 Rockefeller Plaza; 986- Southfield Rd., Lathrup Village, Mich., 48037, 313- 4500. 357.1511. 1118 McGee - St., Kansas City. Mo., 816 FOTOSONIC INC., 15 HA 1-5266; 1485 Bayshore Blvd., San Francisco, West 46th St.; 586-0355. Calif., 94124, 415 -DE 3.7569. HABERSTROH OUTER SPACE FILMS, 9 West 19th N. Y.; CINEX FILM INDUSTRIES CORP., 251 West 42nd St., AL. 5-1827. St., New York, N. Y.; (Raw stock distributors.) HEARST METROTONE NEWS. 450 W. 56th St.; 524-6654. Pl. 7-4120; Curator Frank Lamb. DUPONT DE NEMOURS, E. I., AND CO., INC., MUSEUM OF MODERN ART FILM LIBRARY, Photo Products Department. Wilmington 98. Del- 11 West 53rd Street. CIrcle 5-8900. 4-5121; 350 5th Ave., New York, aware, Wilmington NBC FILM LIBRARY, 105 E. 106th St.; Circle 7 N. Y., 971-4000; 7051 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los 8300. THEODORE H. MAsgovtc, chief librarian. Angeles 38, Calif., H011ywood 9-5147; 805 Peachtree 5, 2841; 140 RKO PATHE, INC., 105 East 106th Street: SAcra- Bldg., Atlanta Ga., Emerson Federal mento 2-2600. BENJAMIN Street, Boston 10, Mass.. Hancock 6-1711; 3289 LITTEr.t., librarian. North California Avenue, Chicago 18, II., Cornelia ROSS, CHARLES, INC., 333 W. 52nd St., New 7-1411; 1033 Union Commerce Building, Cleveland York 19. N. Y.: CIrcle 6-5470. 14, O., Cherry 1-1348; 255 South 15th Street, Phila- SHERMAN-GRINBERG FILM LIBRARIES, INC., delphia 2, Pa., Pennypacker 5-6160; 1628 Oak Lawn 630 Ninth Avenue, N. Y. 10036; 765-5170. Avenue, Dallas 7, Tex., Riverside 1404; 380 Allwood STONE Rd., Clifton, New 924-3100. FILM LIBRARY, 310 W. 73rd St.; ENdf- Jersey, cott 2-6494. DOROTHY T. STONE, owner. EASTMAN KODAK CO., 343 State Street, Rochester STRATFORD INTERNATIONAL 4, N. Y.: LOcust 6000; 6706 Santa Monica Boule- FILM SEARCH- H011ywood ERS, INC., 250 West 57th St., New York, JU 6- vard, Hollywood 38. Calif.; 9-3101; 3828. John G. 342 Madison Avenue. New York 17, N. Y.; Stratford, Pres. MUrray Hill 7-7080; 130 E. Randolph Drive, TELENEWS FILM CORP., 40 W. 56th St., N. Y.; Chicago, Ill., RA 6.7476. (See W. J. German). JUdson 6-2450.

541 regional sales mgr.; Ronnie Goldstein, office mgr./ booker. Film Exchanges Jack Vaughan Productions, Inc., Atlanta Film Bldg., Suite 512, 161 Spring St., N.W.; Phone: 523-7531-2; Jack Vaughn, pres., Louis steen, gen. mgr./ booker. in Key Cities Warner Bros., Rm. 410, 101 Marietta St. Bldg., N.W.; Phone 523-3495; W. O. Williamson, Sou. div. mgr.; E. C. Fitzgerald, mgr.; J. C. Steely, off. mgr./city salesman; Roy Donaldson, sls. mgr.; William Lit- tle, booker. ALBANY Columbia Pictures Corp., 991 Broadway; (518) 463- BOSTON br. mgr. 4287; Edward Bader, #7, Academy Film Distributors, 60 Church St., Dorothy Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, 19 Latham Village Lane Blumenthal, br. mgr. 542-9315. Latham, New York 12210; (518) 785-9834; Francis American International Picture, 46 Church St.; Keller, res. sales mgr. 542.0677; Harvey Appell, br. mgr. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 991 Broadway; (518) Avco-Embassy Pictures Corp., 20 Winchester St.; 434-8179; James Talbot, sales rep. HUbbard 2-3325; Joe Wolf, dist. mgr., Hatton Tay- United Artists Corp., 991 Broadway; (518) 462-5385; lor, br. mgr. Franklin R. Meadow. br. mgr. Buena Vista Film Distributing Co 260 Tremont Westebbe, Max, Inc., 1046 Broadway; (518) 434-4159; St.; HAncock 6-9360; Herbert Schaefer, dist. mgr., Max Westebbe, pres. Florio Simi. branch mgr. Cinerama Releasing Corp., 1141 Park Square Bldg.; 542-7057; Bud Skully. ATLANTA Columbia Pictures Corp., 45 Church St.; HAncock 6.8980: Thomas F. O'Brien, mgr. Allied Artists Pictures Corp., Atlanta Film Building, Continental Distributing, Inc., handled from N.Y. Suite 822, 161 Spring Street. N.W.; TeL 525.7653; Fred Mayer. Boston rep. Ben Jordon, mgr./booker; Thelma Johnson, office Davis Film Distributors, 824 Statler Bldg., Boston, mr. Tel: 426-0717, distributors for Allied Artists. American International Pictures, 193 Walton St. Mel Davis Films, Statler Bldg.; HAncock 5-2274; N.W. Phone-688-9845; V. J. Bello, Sr., S'Eas: Mel Davis, mgr. dist. mgr.; Glenn Simmonds, br. mgr.; Billie Hes- Films Incorporated, 161 Massachusetts Ave., Bos. ter, office mgr.; Barbare Reese, booker. ton 02115; KEnmore 6-1663; Bill Trayers, br. mgr. Association -Sterling Films, 5797 New Peachtree Road; Ellis Gordon Films, 504 Statler Bldg.; llAncock Tel.: 633-2651; William O. Fly, S'east div. mgr.; 6-0798; Ellis Gordon. mgr. Donna Ogles, booker. MGM Inc.. 46 Church St.; HAncock 6-0044; Judson Avco Embassy Pictures, Atlanta Film Building, 161 Parker, br. mgr. Spring St., N.W., Suite 620; Tel.: 523-1711; james National General Pictures Corp., 31 St. James Ave.; V. Frew, div. mgr.; Wayne Chappell, dist. mgr.; 542-5819; Gasper Urban. Grace Parrott, office mgr.; Linda McLaughlin, Paramount Film Distributing Corp., 260 Tremont booker. St.; 426-1070; James Engle, br. mgr. Buena Vista, Film Distribution. 503 Walton Bldg, Richmond, Sam Films, 921 Park Squ. Bldg., 542- 87 Walton St., N.W.; 525-4647; William Brower, 5348: Sam Richmond. District Mgr.; Walter L. Walker, Exchange Mgr.; Edward Ruff Film Associates, Inc., 1134 Park Square Clyde Sampler. Office Mgr./Aud. Bldg., 260 Tremont St.; LIberty 2-2797; Martin Cinerama Releasing Corp., 136 Marietta St., N.W.; Berman and Mel Safner, mgrs. 524-5481; Robert M. Miller, Sou. Div. Mgr.; Robert 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 260 Tremont Street; Hames. mgr. 426.2180: jack Keegan. Clark Film Releasing Co., Atlanta Film Building, United Artists Corp., Park Square Bldg., 31 St. James Suite 711, 161 Spring Street, N.W.; Tel.: 524-6588-9; Ave., HAncock 6-6540; Arthur Friedman, br. mgr. Tom Lucy, salesman. Universal. Film Exchanges, Inc., 60 Church St.; Columbia Pictures, 195 Luckie Street N.W.; 521- 02116; HAncock 6-8760; J. W. Finn, br. mgr. 1524. Paul Hargette, Southern -Div. Mgr.; Lamar Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp., 330 Stuart St.; McGarity, Mgr.; Jack Jackson, Office Mgr./ 482-3290; Charles Varnado. Booker. Craddock Films, Atlanta Film Building, 161 Springp g St., N.W.; Suite 417; 523-5653; Gordon Craddock, BUFFALO pres.; Marilyn Craddock, office mgr./head booker; Cliff Craddock, salesman. American -International Films, 853-3857; Minna G. Film Dist., Inc., 506 Bona Allen Bldg., Zackem, br. mgr. Independent 344 852-3046; 133 Luckie Street; N.W. Phone 524-7579; Sam Avco-Embassy Pictures, Delaware Ave.; Davis, pres., Steve Davis, mgr./booker. Lewis J. Lieser, br. mgr. Inc., 207 Luckie St., N.W.; 524- B & D Amusements, 344 Delaware Ave., Nate Dick- JACO Productions, 856-9275. 4218; Pete Howell, mgr.; Nell Schuler, office mgr. man, Harry Berkson; Kay Exchange, 201 Luckie Street; Ike Katz, pres., Buena Vista Film Dist. 344 Delaware Ave.; 856. Harry Katz, booker; 524.0261. 6283 & 856-0595, Jack Chinch, br. mgr. MGM, 136 Marietta St.. N.W., Phone 523-2736; Cinerama Releasing Corp., 300 Delaware Ave.; 854- A -nos Boyette, Sou. Div. Mgr.; James P. Corbett, 8010. mgr.; L.Owens. ass't mgr.; Sam Perloff, office Clark Service, Inc., 108 Grunner Rd., Cheektowaga; mgr.; EdBendler, booker. 856-6544; Robert Neffke, br. mgr. National General Pictures Corp., Suite 349, 136 Mar- Columbia Pictures Corp., 310 Delaware Ave., 854-8995. ietta St., N.W.; 688-8445; Henry Harrell. S'East J. Whiteside, br. mgr. Div. Mgr.; R. P. Burnette, Div. Print Control; Frontier Amusement Corp., 505 Pearl St.; 854-6752-3; Wayland Lillard, br. mgr. Mannie A. Brown, pres. Service Corp., Atlanta Film Bldg., Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, 310 Delaware Ave., 854- Specialty Booking 1224; Wall. br. mgr. 161 Spring St., N.W., Suite 828; phone 525-5660; Paul Jack Rigg, pres.; Buford Styles, div.mgr./office National General Pictures, 560 Delaware Ave.; 886- mgr./head booker. 5333; Ben Felcher, mgr. 20th -Century -Fox. 197 Walton St., N. W.: Phone Paramount Pictures, Inc., 310 Delaware Ave., 523-4633; W. B. Williams, div. mgr.; Dan Coursey, 856-3758; Frank G. Mancuso. mgr. mgr.; Harry Purdy, office mgr./hooker. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 300 Delaware Ave., 852- 186 Luckie St.. N.W.: Phone 522- 0784; John Serfustini, mgr. United Artists, 310 6386; W. C. Hames, mgr.; Walter McDonald, off. United Artists Corp., Delaware Ave.; 854.1500; mgr.; R. W. Tarwater, sales mgr.; Martha Ken Reuter, br. mgr. Chandler, booker. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 18 Kuhn Rd., Cheek- Universal Film Exchange, 205 Walton St., N.W. towaga 14225; Tel.: 832-0785; James Ryan, br. mgr. 30303; Phone 523.5081; Dick Settoon, mgr.; Paul Warner Bros. -Seven Arts Pictures, 344 Delaware Maddox, James Hobbs, salesmen; T. E. Dunn, Ave., Michael Klein, br. mgr.

542 CHARLOTTE Paramount Film Distributing Corp., 1632 Central Allied Artists Pictures Corp., 308 S. Church St.; Tel.: Parkway; Tel.: 241-6150; William A. Meier, br. ED 3-9261; Betty mgr. Noone, br. mgr. Screen American International Pictures Exchange, 311 S. Classics, Inc., 1632 Central Parkway; Tel.: Church St.; Telephone 5-5512; Walter Pinson. 241-3671; Edward Salzberg, mgr. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 617 Vine Street; Buena Vista Dist. Co. Inc., 221 S. Church St.. 333 Tel.: 241-6460; Ray Russo, br. mgr. 8491; Jack Kirby, mgr. United Artists Corp., 1634 Central Parkway; Tel.: Carolina Film Service 241-1546; Jack Finberg, br. mgr. Corp.. 1336 South Graham St. Universal telephone 334-8669. Film Exchanges, Inc., 1628 Central Para - Christian Film Service Corp., 2308 E. 7 St.; 333- way; Tel.: 421-3820; L. Dreisbach. 5249. Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp., 900 Kroger Columbia Pictures Corp., 226 S. Church St.; tele- Bldg., 1014 Vine St.; 241-6824; Ralph Salyer, br. phone 2-2156; Marvin Shubert. br. mgr. mgr. Dominant Pictures Co., 221 S. Church St.; Harry Kerr. mer. CLEVELAND Galaxy Films, 222 S. Church St., 372-6747; W. R. James. mar. Academy Film Service. Magna Inc., 2110 Payne Ave.; Pictures Dist. Corp., 221 S. Church St.; 334- MA:n 1.9173; Blair Mooney, pees.; M. 0745; Hugh Sykes, Mgr. ner, mgr. M. Blatt- Observer Transportation Company, 1600 West Advanads Co., 3561 Tolland, 753-2330; A. A. Sun- Independence Blvd.; Phone EDison 4.1651; J. G. shine, mgr. Ward. mgr Allied Artists Film Distributors, Inc., Film Exchange Paramount Film Dist. Corp., 222 S. Church St.; Bldg., 2108 Payne Ave.; 771-0822. EDison 2-5101; Joe L. Cutrell, mgr. Buena Vista Film 20th Districts Corp., Film Exchange Century -Fox `Film Corp., 408 So. Church St.: Bldg., 2108 Payne Ave.; SUperior 1-4313. Tel.: EDison 2.7101. Charles Jones, mgr,. Columbia Pictures Corp., Film Exchange Bldg., 2108 United Artists Corp., 225 W. 3rd Street, Edison 2.5507; Payne Ave.; CHerry 1-3545; Jules Livingston, Harold Keeter, mgr. br. mgr. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 313 South Church Imperial Pictures, Inc., EDison 309 Film Bldg.. 2108 Payne . Bill Ave.; MAin 1.9376-7; Bill Kahagen, br. mgr.; VarietyCo.,reet,Films 3 22 1 S. Church tStreStreet; Bob Mc- Tack 7.ide. owner. Clure, mgr.; 333-0369. Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, 2108 Payne Ave., PRospect Warner Bros. -Seven Arts Pictures, 330 S. Tryonst 1-3340. St., Tel.: 376-5611; Bob Hefner, br. mgr. Paramount Film Distributing Co., 2108 Payne Ave.; Harold Henderson, br. mgr. CHICAGO Selected Pictures Corp., 507 Film Exchange Build- ing, 2108 Payne Ave.; PRospect 1-2741; Schultz. Don Allied Artists Pictures, 32 W. Randolph, Rm. 400; br. mgr.; Sam Schultz, pees. 782-8634-5; George Regan, States Film Service, Inc., Warner Bldg., div. mgr. Payne Ave.; 2336 American International Pictures, 32 W. 771-3723; Jack Renehan, mgr. 60601; Randolph Sunray Films. Inc.. 332-4755; Vic Bernstein, br. mgr. Payne Film Exchange Bldg.. 21t18 Azteca Films, Inc.. 1233 S. Wabash Ave., (60605) Ave : MAin 1-5499. Wabash 2-6186; Edward G. Edwards, 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 2119 Payne Ave.: Buena br. m TOwer 1-2257. Vista Distribution Co. Inc., 203 N. Wabash Ave.: Charles Good. dist. mgr. United Artists Corp., 2109 Payne Ave.: PRospect Columbia Pictures 1-2095. Gordon Rurie fir mgr Corp.. 550 W. Jackson Blvd. Universal (60606): 726-6050: Jules Livingston, div. mgr. Film Exchanges Inc., 1721 Superior Ave., Continental Distributing, 44114; Tel.: 216-771-0413; D. A. Richoux, 203 N. Wabash Ave., 782- mgr. Jr., br. 8413; Sam Kaplan, br. mgr.; Henry Arrell, div. Warner Bros. Pictures Distrib. Corp.. Film change Bldg., Ex- Pictures, 32 W. Randolph St.; 236-7902; 2108 Payne Ave.; TOwer 1-5920; Allen Press, br. mgr. William Twig. br. mgr. Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, Inc., 550 W. Jackson (60606); Blvd. 372.5300; Clarence Keim. br. mgr. DALLAS Paramount Pictures Corp., 550 W. Jackson 263-4574; (60606) Howard A. Ross, br. mgr. Allied Artists, 500 S. Ervay, Rm. 640A; RI.7.1658; Teitel Film Corp., 410 S. Michigan, (60605) 427- Benny Lynch, office mgr. and booker. 4551; Chas. Teitel, Bd. American Chmn. International, 2011 Jackson St.; RI -8- Twentieth Century -Fox Film Corp., 550 W. Jack- 4964; Don Grierson, br. mgr. son BIv., (60606) 372-1584; Buena Vista Distribution, mgr. Ray Schmertz br. 1504 Tower Petroleum Bldg., 1907 Elm Street; RI 8-5306; James Steele, United Artists Corp., 203 N. Wabash Ave., br. mgr. 236-7390; (60601); Lou Aurelio, br. mgr. Columbia Pictures, 1900 Young St.; RI -1-35481; Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 425 N. Michigan Johnson, E. Ave. (60601); 337.1100; i arle ,RPrroductioonr.; H. Mitchusson, br. mgr. Conner,Rr.Braeburn s Homerofice 4713 Warner Bros. Dist. Corp., Dr. 550 W. Jackson Blvd.; 726- Crescent Texas 1658; Harry Goldman, div. mgr. Intl. Pictures,e 500r(713)e,South Ervay, Rm. 607-B. RI 2-2704; Whit Boyd, president. Dal -Art Films, 2017 Young St.; RI 8.8342; C. H. CINCINNATI Brooks; Fred Beiersdorf, Jr. Empire Pictures, American International General Films Distr.; 412 South Pictures of Cincinnati, Harwood; RI 2-8055, Robert R. O'Donnell, mgr. 1632 Central Parkway; Tel.: 621.6443; Milton Films Incorporated, 1414 Dragon Gurian, mgr. Riverside St., Dallas 75207; Buena Vista Distribution 1-4071; Estelle Redd, br. mgr. Co., Inc., 617 Vine Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer, 1907 Elm St.; -1-3071; Street; Tel.: 721-4766; William Brower, br. mgr. Louis Weber, RI Columbia br. mgr. Pictures Corp., 1632 Central Parkway; Paramount Pictures, 401 North Tel.: 241-6883; Phil Pearl Expresswa, ; Fox, br. mgr. RI -1-5565; Bernard H. Brager, br. mgr. Continental Distributing, Inc.; 1716 Logan St.; Twentieth Century -Fox, 1400 Te.: 721-4966: Murray St. Louis St.. Rl - Baker, dis. mgr. 8 -7221; W. B. Williams, division mgr., Lloyd Ed- J. M. G. Film Co., 617 Vine Street; 621-1750; Jay wards, br. mgr. Goldberg, mgr. United Artists Corp., 2015 Young St.; RI -2-6174; Loew's Inc. & Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Pictures, Bob Malone. br. mgr. 1638 Central Parkway; Tel.: 241-3557; H. Russel Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 810 So. Paul St., Gaus, br. mgr. 75201; Tel.: 214-741.3164; R. E. Smith, Magna Pictures Dist Corp., 1632.36 Central Park- Universal Pictures, br. mgr. way, 621-2520; William 810 So. St. Paul; ltl-1-J164; Blum, francise holder; Walter Armbruster, Regional mgr.; Roy Cincinnati, Cleveland, Indianapolis. br. mgr. Smith, 543 Universal Film Exchanges, 436 West Columbia Ave- DENVER nue Detroit 48201. 'Tel.: 961.2141. Sid Blumen- American International Pictures and Apex Films, thal, mgr. 2145 Broadway; 825-2263; Chick Lloyd, mgr. Warner Bros. Dist. Corp., 20820 Greenfield Road, Oak Azteca Filma, Inc. & Class Mohme, Inc., 2065 Park, Mich. 48237; Tel.: 542-0447; Howard Kinser, Broadway; 244-4651; Gilbert Martinez, mgr. br. mgr. Buena Vista Dist. Co., Inc., 88 Steele St.; 321-1200; Marvin Goldfarb, dust. mgr. HONOLULU, HAWAII Columbia Pictures, 1860 Lincoln, Suite 250; 534.6341; Sam Dare, br. mgr. Shochiku Films, 1387 N. Beretania St.; 964-444; 733- Favorite Film of California, Inc., 1860 Lincoln, Suite 8181. 416; 623-1221. Four Star Releasing Co., 1860 Lincoln #790; Tel.: 222- HOUSTON, TEXAS 0775; Jack Felix, mgr. L. E. (Bill) Hobson Associated Independent Film Conner, Charles M., Productions, 4713 Braeburn Dr., Distributors, 130 Pearl St. #1501; 722-9443. Bellaire, Texas (713) 668-9900. Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, Inc., Lincoln Tower Bldg.; 986-3911; Bates Farley, br. mgr. INDIANAPOLIS Nercesian Productions, 901 Sherman St., Suite 810, American Tel.: 825-4864; Joe Nercesian, mgr. International Pictures, 411 Illinois Paramount Pictures Corp., Lincoln Tower Bldg.; Bldg.; 634-4952; Tom Goodman, mgr. 534-8246; Jack Micheletti, br. mgr. Buena Vista Film Dist. Co., 619 Illinois Bldg.; 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., Lincoln Tower Bldg.; 634-8408; Lee Heidingsfeld, mgr. 825-5331; Mark Sheridan, br. mgr. Columbia Pictures Corp., 608 Illinois Bldg.; 634- United Artists Corp., Lincoln Tower Bldg., Suite 8408; James Svenstrup, br. mgr. 1002; 825-2325; John Dobson, mgr. Ronald Grise- Howco Films, P.O. Box 20295; Tel.: 253-1536; Bob burt, br. mgr. Junes, mgr. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 801 21st Street; Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer, 412 Illinois Bldg.; 634. 623-3281; Jack Box, br. mgr. 4361; J. T. McMahon, mgr. Warner Bros. -Seven Arts Dist. Corp., Suite 9146, Paramount Pictures, Inc., 428 Illinois Bldg.. Lincoln Tower Bldg., 534.6178; Gene Vitale, br. 634-7563; John Kane, mgr. mgr. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 842 Illinois Bldg.; 634-5581: Robert Meyer, mgr. United Artists Corp., 4000 Meadows Drive #111 DES MOINES 545-2244; 3551; Steve Caplan, br. mgr. Universal Film Exchanges, 3943 Meadows Dr.; 545- Columbia Pictures Corp., S15 Thirteenth St., 6263; C. Worrell, mgr. 243-0105; Roger Dietz, br. mgr. Warner Bros., 441 Illinois Bldg; 634-3581; Geo. R. Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc., 1216 High St.; 288- Anderson, mgr. 1071; Daryl Johnson, br. mgr. National Screen Service Corp., 1005 High St.; 244-3911; Carl Sokolof, representative. JACKSONVILLE. FLA. Paramount Film Distributing Corp., 513 Thir- American International Pictures, 200 Guaranty Life teenth St.; 288-3638; Charles A. Caliguuri, br. mgr. Bldg.; ELgin 6-5737; C. L. King, mgr.; sales 20th Century-Fox Film Corp., 1216 High St.; 244- office only. 4281; D. S. Gold, br. mgr. Clark Film Releasing Co., EL 3-7347; 204 Guar- United Artists Corp., 1213 Grand Ave.; John E. Du- anty Life Bldg.; Harry Clark, mgr. gan, br. mgr.; 283-0481. Columbia Pictures Corp., si N. Ocean St.; ELgin Universal, Inc., 1005 High St.; R. G. Olson, br. mgr.; 3-5501; Ed McLaughlin, mgr., sales office only 244-4219. Independent Film Exchange, 128 East Forsyth St., Warner Bros. -Seven Arts, 305 Eleventh St.; 244- 356.1475; Mrs. O. Glenn Gryder, mgr. 1011 Hous- 3297; Bob Hirz, br. mgr. ton St. (shipping station.) Loew's, Inc., SUs E. Forsyth St.; ELgin 6-1536; Charles Turner, mgr. DETROIT Paramount Film Dist. Corp., 123 East Forsyth St.; ELgin 6-3961; Fred Mathis, mgr. Allied Artists Pictures, 2330 Greenfield Rd., Oak Park, 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 341 E. Bay St.; Michigan 48237; Tel.: 545-0800; George Rossman, ELgin 6-2426; Ed Chumley, mgr. br. mgr. United Artists, Inc., Universal Marion Bldg.; American International Pictures, Allied Film Ex- ELgin 3-4476; Byron Adams, mgr. change; 23300 Greenfield Road, Oak Park, Mich., Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 331 E. Bay St. 48237. Tel. 399-9777. Jack Zide, br. mgr.; Martin 32202; ELgin 4.3761; G. D. Cothran, br. mgr. Zide, sales rep. Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp., Universa: Avco-Embassy Pictures, 1118 Francis Palms Build- Marion Bldg.; ELgin 4-3647; 232 N. Myrtle Ave.. ing, Detroit 48201; Tel.: 962-0737; Thomas Duane, (shipping station) ; Carroll Ogburn, mgr. mgr. (Note: Benton Bros. Film Express, 2.2e N. Myrtle Buena Vista (Walt Disney) 23300 Greenfield Rd., Oak Ave., ELi{iu 4-6795, is the shipping station for Park, Mich., 48237. Tel.: 393950. Harold Morri- all local distributors except for Independents and son, mgr. Warner Bros. B. D. Benton is mgr.) Cinerama Releasing Corp., 23300 Greenfield Rd., Oak Park, Mich., 48237. 398-1771; Nate Levin, br. mgr. KANSAS CITY. MO. Columbia Pictures Corp., 241 Southfield Rd., South- field, Mich. 48075; Tel.: 352-2150; Wm. E. Wood, Allied Artists, 110 West 18th, 842-4221. br. mgr. American -International Pictures, 1703 Wyandotte; Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures, 2310 Cass Avenue, HA 1.2324; John Wangberg, br. mgr. 961-4456; John Pilmaier, br. Buena Vista Film Distribution, 110 W. 18th St.; Detroit 48201; Tel.: BAltimore 1-1540; Bill Williams, br. mgr. mgr. Columbia Corp., 1200 6th Detroit Pictures 3130 Broadway; HArrison National Film Board of Canada, Ave., 1-3892; T. L. Baldwin, br. mgr. 48226; Tel.: 965-9140. Loew's Inc., 3130 Broadway; GRand 1,2109; T. E. National Film Service, 6111 Concord, Detroit 48201. Bailey, br. mgr. Tel.: 923-2150. Ed McCauley, mgr. Mercury Film Co., 114 West 18th St., Bev. Miller. National General Pictures, 23300 Greenfield Rd., Oak Motion Picture Booking Agency, 1717 Wyan- Park, Mich. 48237; Tel.: 547-6160; John Cane, mgr. dotte; Vlctor 2-7379; Mrs. Bill Silver, owner. Paramount Pictures, 23300 Greenfield Rd. Oak Park, Paramount Film Dist. Corp., 1701 Wyandotte; Mich. 48237; Tel.: 564-5188; Eugene Graham, br. GRand 1-0410; Al Stout, br. mgr. mgr. Thomas Film Distributing Co., 110 West 18th, HA Twentieth Century -Fox Films, 17000 W. Eight Mile 1-2305. Road, Southfield 48705; Tel.: 444-5160; Jack Sturm, 20th Century-Fox Film Corp., 1703 Wyandotte St.; br. mgr. HArrison 1-7253; Roy Hurst br. mgr. United Artists Pictures, 24100 Southfield Rd., South- United Artists Corp., 1703 Wyandotte; Gland 1-1123; field, Mich. 48075; Tel.: 352-5770; Sam Oshry, mgr. Ralph Amacher, br. mgr. 544 Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 1700 Wyandotte United Producers Releasing Org., 8271 Melrose Ave- St.; HArrison 1-5624; Ray McKittrick, br. mgr. nue, Los Angeles 90046; Tel.: 653-2430. Harold Warner Bros. Distributing Corp., 1703 Wyandotte L. Ross, Michael J. Levison Richard Kay. St.; HArrison 1-4646; R. C. Borg, br. mgr. United World Films, Inc., 1025 North Highland Ave- nue, Los Angeles, Tel.: 465-5136; William H. Powers, Mgr. U.S. Navy Motion Picture Booking, 1914 S. Vermont LOS ANGELES Ave., L. A. 90007; 735-0244. Allied Artists, 291 S. La Cienega (90211) B. H. Tel.: Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 2001 South Vermont 657-8270. Raymond Axelrod, div. mgr. Avenue, Los Angeles, California; Tel.: 731-2151. American International Pictures, 291 So. La Cienega Robert Carpenter, br. mgr. Blvd. B. H. 90211; C. H. Newman, mgr. Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 291 South Avco-Embassy Pictures, 1901 Avenue of the Stars, La Cienega Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Tel.: 657- Los Angeles. Tel.: 879-9600. Duke Douglyn, br. 0401. Al (ìrubstick, district manager. mgr. World Wide Pictures, 2520 W. Olive; Burkanl; Tel.: Azteca Films, Inc., 1743 South Vermont Avenue, THornwall 3-1300. Los Angeles 6; Tel.: 733-1186. Jewel Truex, pres. Ave., Box Office Int. Film Distributors, 4774 Melrose MEMPHIS L. A.; 660-1770. Buena Vista Film Dist. Corp., 291 South La Cienega Allied Artists Southern Dist. Corp., (Rm. 948), 100 Boulevard, Suite 200, Beverly Hills; Tel.: 657- N. Main St., Bldg.; Tel. 527.9424; B. Prichard, 4550. Douglas Desch, dist. mgr.; Roger Lewin, br. mgr. mgr. Columbia Pictures Corp., (Rm. 1207), 100 No. Cavalcade Pictures, Inc., 959 North Fairfax Avenue, Main St., Bldg; Tel.: 526-3268. Frank Owen, mgr. Los Angeles 46; Tel.: OLdfield 4-4144; Harvey Conner, Charles M., Productions, 4713 Braeburn Dr., Pergament. mgr. Bellaire, Texas (713) 668-9945. Cinerama Releasing, Inc., 4050 West Pico Blvd., L. A. Film Transit, Inc., 291 Hernando St.; 525-6894. 90019; 735-1211. Howco Exchange, 399 South 2nd St.; 526-8328; Columbia Pictures Corp., 8671 Wilshire Blvd., B. H. Charles Arendall, br. mgr. Tel.: 657-6410. James Whiteside, br. mgr. Don Kay Enterprises, 408 S. Second St.; Tel.: 527- Continental Dist. Inc., 8833 Sunset Boulevard, Los 4023. Angeles, 90069- Tel.: OL 7-1343. I. M. Weiner, mgr. Loew's Inc., (Rm. 3020) 100 No. Main St. Bldg.; Emerson Film Ent., Inc., 6922 Hollywood Boulevard, Tel.: 525-5443; James W. Ronsick, br. mgr. Los Angeles; Tel.: 461-3001. Thomas J. Aspell, Paramount Pictures, Inc., (itm. 925) 100 No. Main Jr., mgr. St. Bldg., Memphis; 527-9575; Wayland Lillard, Eve Productions Inc., 7080 Hollywood Blvd., Los br. mgr. Angeles 90028; Tel.: 466-7791. Eve Meyer, mgr. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 100 No. Main St. Bldg.; Exhibitor's Service, Inc., 292 South La Cienega Tel.: 526-2164; Charles Jones, mgr. Boulevard, Beverly Hills; Tel.: 657-6040, Syd Leh- United Artists, 100 No. Main St. Bldg.; 525-8467. man, vice pres. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 148 Ruling St., Fairways International Films, 2221 Olive Ave. Memphis 526-4161; A. W. Snider, Jr., br. mgr. (West), Burbank; Tel.: THornwall 5-6628. Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp. (Rm. Favorite Films of California, Inc., 292 La Cienega 946) 100 No. Main St., Bldg., 526-1191; Jeff Wil- Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Tel.: 657-6700; Harry liams, mgr. Levinson, br. mgr. Film Investment Corp., 501 South Fairfax Avenue, Los Angeles; Tel.: 933-8203. Adrian Weiss, pres. MILWAUKEE Film Service Distributing Corp., 6327 Santa Monica American International Pictures, 212 W. Wiscon- Boulevard, (90038) Tel.: H011ywood 2-3237. sin Ave.; 273-3887; Ed Gavin, br. mgr. Films Incorporated, 5625 Hollywood Blvd., Tel.: 466- Buena Vista Film Distribution Co., Inc., 212 W. 5481; George A. Crittenden, exchange manager. Wisconsin Ave.; 273-5111; Carole Sutter, br. mgr. Gillman Film Corp., 10291 West Pico (90064) Tel.: Columbia Pictures Corp., 212 W. Wisconsin Ave.; 277-6611. BRoadway 1-3351; Fred Ditter, br. mgr. Gold Star Pictures, 9028 Sunset Boulevard, Beverly Independent Film Distributor, 6421 Milwaukee Ave.; Hills, Tel.: 278.3263. 771-9470; Morey Anderson, mgr. Goldstone Films of L. A., 8444 Wilshire Boulevard, Loew's, Inc., MGM, 511 No. 117 Street; 258.6554; Beverly Hills. Tel.: 653-3231. Jack Sherriff, gen. Arthur Heling, mgr. sls. mgr. Mescop, Inc., 9235 W. Capitol Dr.; 466-1700; Fred Hollywood Star Pictures, Inc., Suite 115, 1213 North Florence, mgr. Hichiand Avenue, Hollywood 90038; Tel.: H011y- Paramount Pictures Corp., 212 W. Wisconson Ave.; wood 3-1316; L. Steven Snyder, vice-pres. BRoadway 1-7340; Larry St. John, br. mgr. Manson Distributing Corp., 9145 Sunset Boule- 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 212 W. Wisconsin vard, Los Angeles, 90069; Tel.: 273-8640; Edmund Ave.; Jerry Gruenberg, div. mgr. Goldman, pres. United Artists Corp., 212 W. Wisconsin Ave.; Merrick, Laurence, Int. Film Releasing, Inc., 870 BR 1-6529; Edward Stoller, br. mgr. North Vine St., L. A. 90038; 462-8444. Universal Film Exchange, Inc., 4675 N. Morris Blvd.; Metro-Goldwyn -Mayer, Inc., 8500 Wilshire Boule- 332-6664; M. P. "Pat" Halloran, mgr. vard, Beverly Hills; Tel.: 657-6800. Herman L. Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing, 212 W. Wiscon- Ripps br. mgr. sin Ave.; BRoadway 1-7550; Paul Schober, br. mgr. National General Pictures Corp., 8421 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 205, B. H. 90211; 853-7500. National Screen Service Corp., 7026 Santa Monica MINNEAPOLIS Blvd., L. A.; 466-5111. Paramount Film Dist. Corp., 291 La Cienega Boule- American International, 1000 Currie Ave.: 333- vard, Beverly Hills; Tel.; 657-7200. Irvin Yablass, 8293; Ben Lander, br. mgr. Western district mgr. Avco-Embassy Pictures Corp., Inc., 1104 Currie Ave., Walter Reade Org., Inc. (See Continental Dist., Inc.) Tel.: 339-2729; Saul Malisow, br. mgr. Republic Pictures, Int., 8530 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Buena Vista Distribution Co., Inc., 1104 Currie Hills. Tel.: 655-7701. Ave.; 336-8607- Irving Marks, br. mgr. S.C.A. Distributors, 3518 Cahuenga W., Los Angeles, Cinerama Releasing Corp,., 704 Hennepin Avenue, 90028. H011ywood 2.5722. Tel.: 336-8631.; Harold Lundquist, br. mgr. Shochiku Films of America, 4417 W. Adams Boule- Columbia Pictures Corp.., 523 Marquette Ave.; vard, Tel.: 733-8181. 333-6227; Roger Dietz, br. mgr. Twentieth Century -Fox Film Corp., 291 South La Dynes Film Distributing Co., 16 N. 7th St., 333- Cienega Boulevard, Beverly Hills; Tel.: 657-6000; 2281; Dick Dynes. mgr. Morris Sudmin, div. mgr.; William Spencer, br. Independent Film Distributors 2249 Pennsylvania mgr. Ave., So.; 545-7015; Abbott Swartz, owner. United Artists, Exchange, 291 South La CienegJ Lomas Distributing Co., 1000 Currie Ave.; 332- Boulevard. Beverly Hills, suite 310; Tel.: 657-7000; 6633. J. E. Loeffler, pres. Richard Carnegie, metropolitan district, western Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Inc., 1104 Currie Ave., div., mgr. 332.2553; LeRoy H. Smith, br. mgr. 545 National General Pictures Corp., 704 Hennepin Ave- Brandon Films, Inc., 221 West 57th St., N.Y.; CI 6- nue, Tel.: 335-7754. Dean Lutz, br. mgr. 4867; T. J. Brandon. Paramount Film Distributing Corp., 1104 Currie Buena Vista Film Distributing Co., 477 Madison Ave.; 333-0537; F. C. Myers, br. mgr. Avenue, N.Y.; PL 9-3880; Irving Ludwig, pres. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 704 Hennepin Ave.; Burstyn, Joseph, Inc., 165 W. 46th St., N.Y.; 245- 333-2201; Avron Rosen, br. mgr. 1750; Fae R. Miske. pres. United Artists Corp., 1000 Currie Ave., 333-7276, Casolaro Films Distributing Co., 132 Lafayette Street, Robert Dejarnette, br. mgr. N.Y.; 966-2112. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 1113 Currie Ave., Cinerama Releasing Corp., 405 Park Ave., N.Y. 10022: 333.5334; Frank Zanotti, br. mgr. 759.8800. Warner Bros Distributing Corp., 704 Hennepin Ave.; Columbia Pictures Corp., 711 Fifth Avenue, N.Y.; 333-3281; Michael Mihalich, br. mgr. PL 1-4400. Continental Distributing, Inc., 241 East 34th Street, N. Y.. MU 3-6300; Irving Wormser, pres. NEW HAVEN Empire Films, Inc., 22 East 40th Street, N.Y.; LE 2- Columbia Pictures Corp., 254 College St., SP. 7- 7027; Del Handel, pres. 4706. Walter Silverman, br. mgr. Exclusive Pictures, 723 Seventh Avenue, N.Y. 10019; Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer. 1890 Dixwell Ave., Ham- CIrrle 5-6456; Leo Gottlieb. sales mgr. den; 865.4142; Dave Titleman, br. mgr. Filmmakers Cooperative, 175 Lexington Ave.; 889- Paramount Pictures, 248-0625; Andy Besch. 3820. 20th Century -Fox, 254 College St.; 865-1929; Sal Films Incorporated, 38 West 32nd Street, N.Y. 10001; Poplizio, mgr. 594-5170; Sally Pataro, hr. mgr. United Artists, Boston; HA. 6-6540; Arthur Fried- Fine Arts Films, Inc., 1501 Broadway, N.Y. 10036; man, br. mgr. BRyant 9-6734; Arthur M. Epstein, pres. Universal, 24 Linde St., West Haven; WEN Goldstone Film Enterprises, 1546 Broadway, N.Y. 10036; 246-4662-3; Harry Goldstone, pres. 3-9313: George Somma, br. mgr. Grand Prize Warner Bros., 165 West 46th St., New York, N.Y.; Films, 145 E. 49th Street, N.Y.; 759-8995. (212) 246-1400. Harrison, Edward Films, 1501 Broadway, N.Y. 10036; LAckawanna 4-1318; Edward Harrison. Hoffberg Productions, Inc., 321 West 44th Street, NEW ORLEANS N.Y. 10036; CIrrle 6.9031; H. J. Hoffberg. Magna Pictures Dist. Corp., 233 West 49th Street, Blue Ribbon Pictures, Inc., International Trade Mart, N.Y.; JU Suite 1400, #2 Canal St. 70130; 522-8788-89; George 6-0500; George Josephs, gen. sis. mgr.; Pabst owner. Marvin Friedlander, mgr. Buena Master Film Distributors, Inc., Il West 42nd Street, Vista Dist. Co., Inc. International Trade N.Y.: 279-9777. Mart, Suite 1438, #2 Canal St. 70130; 525-2250, 525- Metro 2259; Paul Back, br. -Goldwyn -Mayer, Inc., 1350 Avenue of the mgr. Americas. N.Y.: 262-3131. Cinerama Releasing Corp., Odeco Bldg. Rm. 310, National General Pictures 1600 Canal Street 70130. Tel.: 524-5483; L. J. Oubre, Corp., 600 Madison Ave.. br. mgr. N.Y. 10022; 752-0300. Pacemaker Pictures, Inc., 1501 Broadway, N.Y.; Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc., Intl. Trade Mart, 563-0875. Suite 2728-31, #2 Canal St. 70130; 522-2782; 522- Paramount 2784; Film Distributing Corp., 1 Gulf & West- 522-2783; John Winberry, br. mgr. ern Plaza; 333-4600. Conner, Charles M., Productions, 4713 Braeburn Dr.. Bellaire, Texas Principal Film Exchange, Inc., 630 Ninth Avenue, (713) 668-6008. N.Y. 10036; CI 6-6660; Delta Visual Service, Inc., 715 Girod St.; 525-9061. S. S. Krellberg. F. J. Didier, Shochiku Films Of America, Inc., 551 Fifth Avenue, pres. N.Y.: OX 7-6146. Film Inspection Service, Inc., 2411 Edenborn Ave., Metairie, Times Film Corp., 144 West 57th Street, N.Y. 10019; La.; 833.5552. Weldon C. Wade, mgr.; PL 7-6980; Felix J. Dan M. Brandon, pres. & gen. mgr. Bilgrey, v.p. Trans -Lux Distributing Corp., 625 Madison Avenue, Goodrow, F. F. Distributor, 217 S. Saratoga St., N.Y. 10022; PLaza (rear) Tel. 523-1474; F. F. Goodrow, owner. 1-3110; Richard T. Brandt pres. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 444 West 56th Street, Don Kay Enterprises, Inc., 2307 Banks; 821-2781; N.Y. 10019; 821-3735; Don Kay. pres. 957-5000. United Artists Corporation, 729 Seventh Avenue, Leonard Audio Visual Service, 1303 Prytania St.; CI 5-6000. 522-9769; Earl Leonard, owner. United Motion Picture Masterpiece Pictures, Inc., 215 Organization, 130 East 58th So. Liberty St.: St., N.Y. 10022; ELdorado 5-7787; 522.8703-04; Mrs. Mamie Dureau, pres. pres. Richard Davis, Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, Inc., 1020 Aurora Ave., Met- Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 630 Ninth Ave, N.Y.; airie, La.; 835-8145; H. A. Arata, resident mgr. 246-4747. National General Pictures, Corp., Lewis Oubre, br. Warner Bros. Distributing Corporation, 666 Fifth mgr., Rm. 403, 442 Canal St. 70130; Tel.: 522.8356. Avenue, N.Y.; Paramount Pictures Corp., Intl. Trade Mart, Suite 246-1000. 804, #2 Canal St. 70130; 529-2608; Clyde Daigle, br. mgr. Twentieth Century -Fox Distrib. Corp., 200 So. OKLAHOMA CITY Liberty St.; 525-9858-59; Gerald S. Kennedy, br. Allied Artists Distributing Corp., 625 W. mgr. dan; Sheri- United Artists Corp., Intl Trade CE. 2-8611. Mart, Suite 1334, Columbia Pictures Corp., 702 W. Sheridan; #2 Canal St. 70130; Tel.: 524-3617; Frank Rule, Phone: CE. 2-0263; br. mgr.; Gene Goodman, regional mgr. in resi- C. A. Gibbs, br. mgr. dence. Conner, Charles M., Productions, 4713 Braeburn Dr., Universal Film Exchanges Bellaire, Tex. (713) 668-9945. Inc., 143 So. Liberty Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, Inc., 710 St.; 522-9181 ; Charles R. br. mgr. W. Sheridan; dst, Phone: CE. 5-5301; George Fisher, br. mgr. Warner Bros. Dist. Corp., Intl. Trade Mart, Suite Okla. 1014, #2 Canal Street. 70130; Tel.: 524.2121; Gus City Shipping & Inspection Bureau, 809 Trog, br. mgr. S. W. 7th; CE. 5-2553; Alford Baird, mgr. Paramount Pictures, Inc., 706 W. Sheridan; Okla- homa City; CE. 9-2297.; C. H. Weaver, mgr. NEW YORK Screen Guild Productions of Oklahoma, Inc., 708 Allied Artists Pictures Corporation, 15 Columbus W. Sheridan; CE. 2-3038; Harry McKenna, mgr. Circle, N.Y.; 541-9200. Theatre Poster Service, 704 W. Sheridan; Tel.: Artkino Pictures, Inc., 723 Seventh Avenue, N.Y. CE. 2-9900; Robert Smith, mgr. 1009; Circle 5-6570. United Artists Corp., 624 W. Sheridan; CE. Avco Embassy Pictures Corp., 1301 Ave. of the 5-3306; Bill Hunter. Americas; 956-5500; Joseph E. Levine, pres. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 710 W. Sheridan; Azteca Films, Inc., 132 W. 43rd St., OX 5-4740; Carlos Oklahoma; CE. 2-9206; Charles Hudgens, mgr. Herrera, pres. Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., Com- Baker, Sam, Associates, 165 W. 46th St., PL 7-0290; merce Exchange Bldg.; CE. 5-7544; Don Tullins, Sam Baker. br. mgr. 546 OMAHA PORTLAND. ORE. Allied Artists Distributing Corp., 1524 Daven- American International, 925 N. W. 19th; 238-1175; port St.; Tel.: 341-1953; Solomon J. Francis, mgr. Terry Crawford, mgr. American -International Pictures of Nebraska Columbia Pictures Corp., 935 N.W. 19th; 223-3101; and Iowa, 1508 Davenport St.; Tel.: 342-1161; Ed Bramwell, mgr. Meyer L. Stern, mgr. Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, 935 W. 19th; Tel.: 225-2521; Buena Vista Film Dust. Co., Inc., 709 Omaha Al Hemingway, mgr. Loan & Building Assn. Bldg. Tel.: 341-4U30; United Artists, 1951 Kearney St.; 228-9405; Dave Patrick Halloran, sales rep. Dunkle, mgr. Omaha Film Depot, Inc., office 215 N. 10th, Tel.: 341-2045; depot 1508 Davenport St.; Tel.: 342- ST. LOUIS 6576. Universal Film Exchange, 1524 Davenport St.; Tel.: American International Pictures, 538 Grand Avenue 341-8918. North; Tel.: 533-6397; George Phillips, mgr. Warner Bros., 525.26 Omaha Loan á Building Avco-Embassy Pictures, 539 Grand Avenue North; Assn. Building, 15th and Dodge Sts.; Tel.: 342- Tel.: 533-8344; Arthur J. McManus, mgr. W. Hirz, mgr. Buena Vista Distribution Company, Inc., 539 North 4838; Robert Grand Avenue; Tel.: 535.1159; George Cohn, mgr. Cinerama Releasing Corp., 539 North Grand Avenue; PHILADELPHIA Tel.: 533-5000; Ralph Hacker mgr. Alan Pictures (Foreign Films), Fox Bldg.; LOcust Columbia Pictures Corp. 3310 Lindell Boulevard; Alan Strulson, owner. Tel.: 371-2030; Stanley Smith, mgr. 3-4428; Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, Inc., 539 North Grand Ave- Allied Artista Distributing Corp., 1241 Vine St.; mgr. LOcust 3-8342; Maxwell Gillis, mgr. nue; Tel.: 533-0201; Gerald Banta, 2-1800: National General Pictures, 539 North Grand Avenue, American Film Co., 1329 Vine St.; Walnut Tel.: 534-0500; Mike Bisio, mgr. Benny Harris, mgr. LOcust 8.6684. Paramount Film Distribution Corp., 539 North Grand American -International, Fox Bldg.; Avenue; Tel.: 652-3680; Weber Howell, mgr. Edward Heiber, div. mgr.; Joseph F. Quinlivian, Twentieth Century -Fox Film Corp., 3330 Olive br. mgr. Vine Street; Tel.: 533-3185; John Catanzaro, mgr. Buena Vista Film Distribution, 1225 St.; United Artists Corp., 539 North Grand Avenue; Tel.: LO. 7-0845; Leonard Mintz, br. mgr.; Mort Magill, 533-0346; E. J. Stevens, mgr. dist. mgr. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 3203 Olive Street, Capital Film Exchange, 309 No. 13th St.; LOcust Tel.: 533.3800; George Burd, mgr. 7-2698; Edward J. Gabriel, mgr. Warner Bros. -Seven Arts Pictures Dist. Corp., 1139 Columbia Pictures Corp., 1225 Vine St.; LOcust Olive Street; Tel.: 231-4575; Joe Young, mgr. 8-3889: Harry E. Weiner, br. mgr. Embassy Pictures, 1225 Vine St.; LOcust 3-0209; Irving Lomis. hr. mgr. SALT LAKE CITY Fanfare Films, Inc.. 1239 Vine St.; LOcust 7-2242; American International, 252 East 1st South St.; Joe Solomon, pres. 322-3601; Fred Polasky, mgr. Lopert Pictures Corp., Fox Bldg.; LOcust 3.9500. Buena Vista Film Dist. Co., Inc., 600 Phillips Robert Friedman, br. mgr. Petroleum Bldg.; 322-1255; Thomas MacMahon, M. Y. Film Co., 303 North 13th St., Phila., Pa. 19107; mgr. Tel.: 567-8153; Manny Youngerman, pres. Columbia Pictures Corp., 130 Social Hall Ave.; Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc., Fox Bldg.; Locust 322-3476; Jeff Lee, br. mgr. 7-5150; Sid Eckman, mgr. Film Service Corporation, 314 E. South Temple; Mutual Films, Inc., 317 No. 13th St.; LOcust 322-0557; Sidney Cohen, mgr. 4-4429; David Rosen, pres. Films Incorporated, Deseret Book Co.-(Film Paramount, Fox Bldg., LOcust 7-3672; Don Hicks, Div.) 44 E. S. Temple, Salt Lake City 84110; br. mgr. 328-8191; Betty Dodge, mgr. David Rosen, 317 No. 13th St.; Locust 4-4429; Intermountain Theatres, 52 W. Second So. St.; David Rosen, owner. 355-5391; John Krier, v.p. & gen. mgr. Seven Arts Pictures, 303 No. 13th St.; Locust Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc., 1212 South State Street, 3-3366; Manny Youngerman, dist. mgr. 355-4611; Edward Brinn, br. mgr. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., Fox Bldg.; LOcust National Film Service, Inc., 350 West 6th South 8-7030: Bennett Goldstein, br. mgr. St.; 364-7729: Bulon Hammer, mgr. United Artists Corp., Fox Bldg.; LOcust 3-9500; NGC Theatre Corp., 314 Phillips Petroleum Bldg.; Eugene Tunick, eastern div. mgr.; Albert Glau- 364-8489; John Tella, dist. mgr. hinter, branch mar Paramount Pictures, Inc., 431 So. 3rd. East. 322- Uni 1 -International, 251 No. 13th St.; LOcust 0457; Harry Swanson, br. mgr. 4-3980; P. Ciccotta, br. mgr. Sero Amusement Co., 132 S. State St.; 521-3700; Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 230 No. August D. Nardoni, gen. mgr. 1225 Vine St.; LOcust 3-9530. William G. Mansell, 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 216 E. 1st South br. mgr. St.; 363-3908; K. O. Lloyd. mgr. United Artists Corp.. 210 E. 1st South St.; 363- 6736-7: W. W. McKendrick. mgr. PITTSBURGH Universal Film Exchange, 208 E. 1st South St.; American International Pictures of Pittsburgh, 415 322.3561: C. Handsacker, br, mgr. Van Braam St.; 281.1630; David Silverman. mgr. Warner Bros., 431 So. 3rd East, Suite 203; 364.1897; Buena Vista Film Distribution Co. Inc., Fulton Bldg., Floyd Buthour, mgr. 107 6th St.; 281-9911; Lawrence Seidelman, mgr. Wycoff Co., Inc., Box 366; Tel. 322-1361; Roger Columbia Pictures Corp., Fulton Bldg., 107 6th St.; Andrus, mgr. 281-0x08: Frank Silverman, mgr. Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, Inc., 661 Northcrest Dr., SAN ANTONIO, TEX. 341-5556; Max Shabason, mgr. Paramount Pictures, Inc., Fulton Bldg., 107 6th St; Alamo Booking Center, 224 Carolwood; DI. 231-0270; Peter De Fazio. mgr. 2-7011; William C. Rau, br. mgr. S. Perilman Films, Fulton Bldg., 107 6th St.; 471- Azteca Films, Inc. (Spanish Films), 410 San Pedro 5535. Ave.; ('Ar;tnl e-7264,; Tewell Trnex. mgr. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 1723-25 Blvd. of Conner, Charles M., Productions, 4713 Braeburn Dr., the Allies: 471-3572; Lou Korte. mgr. Bellaire, Tex. (713) 668-9900. United Artists Corp., Fulton Bldg., 107 Sixth St.; Kier Film Company. 154 Davis Court; Travis 9984; 471-8Q60: David Litto. mgr. TA. 2-0652; TA. 2-9984. H. W. Kier, owner. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 1121 Dormont Ave., 341-2445; James Ley, mgr. SAN DIEGO Warner Bros -Seven Arts Distributing Corp., Gate- way Towers; 471-1857; Warren Wurdock, mgr. Films Incorporated, Kerr Film Exchange, 3034 Wheeler Films, 625 Fulton Bldg., 107 6th St.; Canon St., San Diego 92106; ACademy 4-2406; Hymie Wheeler, mgr. Marjorie Kerr, br. mgr. 547 SAN FRANCISCO Universal Film Exchanges, Inc 227 "H" St. N.W., Allied 20001; Tel.: 202-638-4141; Alex Schimel, br. mgr. Artists Productions, Inc., 191 Golden Gate Universal -International Pictures, 227 H St. N.W.; Ave.; 431-2315; Clint Meehan', mgr. MEtropolitan 8-4141; Alex Schimel, br. mgr. Buena Vista Film Dist. Co., Inc., 680 Beach St., 673-1215; Norman Warner Bros. Pictures Dist Corp., 1411 1S St. Chesler. N.W., Suite 420; NAtional 8-1130; George R. An- Columbia Pictures Corp., 988 Market St., Suite derson, 800: 771-2525; Mel Klein, br. mgr. br. mgr. Wheeler Film Co., 306 H St. N.W.; STerling 3- Emerson Film Enterprises, Inc., 333 Golden Gate 8938; Sam Wheeler, owner. Ave., San Francisco 94102; 431-6772; James My- ers, mgr. Favorite Films of Calif. Inc., 255 Hyde St.; PRospect 6-4409; N. P. Jacobs, pres.; Andy Ander- CANADA son, br. mgr. Goldstone Films of Calif., Inc., 988 Market St., Tel.: CALGARY, ALTA. 673-1855; Carmel Cormack, mgr. Lippert Inc., 544 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco, Allied Artists Pictures of Canada Ltd., 3811 Ed- Calif. 94102. monton trail; Larry Rittenberg, mgr. Magna Pictures Dist. Corp., 172 Golden Gate Ave- Columbia Pictures of Canada, Ltd., 3311-A Ed- nue; PR 6-3200; Alan R. Steuer, mgr. monton Trail; S. Isenstein. Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer, Inc., 3360 Geary Blvd.; 387- Empire Films Ltd., 3811 Edmonton Trail; Maws 8600; Stewart Engebretson, resident mgr. Kitigawa, mgr. Paramount Pictures, Inc., 988 Market St.; GR 4- International Film Distributors, Ltd., Larry Rit- 3517; John Oldes, br. mgr. tenberg, mgr. (See Allied Artists) 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 645 Larkln St.; Metro-Goldwyn -Mayer Pictures of Canada, Ltd., PRospect 5-1600; Morris H. Yowell, mgr. 1402 -11th Ave. S.W. Sid Sniderman, mgr. Paramount Film Service Ltd., 3811 Edmonton United Artists Corp., 305 Golden Gate Ave. Rm. Trail; W. O. 224. UNderhill 1.2751; Ralph Clark, br. Kelly, mgr. mgr. Twentieth Century -Fox Film Corp., 1402 -11th Universal Film Exchange, 129 Hyde St.; Prospect Ave. 6.3660: James B. Mooney, mgr. S.W.; Michael Brager, mgr. United Artists Corp. Ltd., 3811 Edmonton Trail; Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 544 Golden Robert Radis, mgr. Gate Ave.; 474-5938; Paul Ripps, mgr. Universal Films Ltd., 3811 Edmonton Trail; Tel.: 413-276-4466; Al Genaske, mgr. SEATTLE Warner Bros. -Seven Arts, Pictures Distributing Co. Ltd., 704 Eighth Ave., West; 2.1606; Blain American International Pictures, 2401 Second Ave., Covert, mgr. MA 2-0660; J. R. Beale, br. mgr. Buena Vista Dist. Co. Inc., 2419 Second Ave., Main 4-0186; Homer Schmitt, br. mgr. MONTREAL, QUE. Columbia Pictures Corp., 2415 Second Ave., Main Allied Artists Pictures of Canada Ltd., 5801 3-5349; A. Boodman, br. mgr. Monkland Ave.; Ken Snellgrove, mgr. Favorite Films of California Inc., 2316 Second Atlas Film Distributors Ltd., 8440 St. Lawrence, Ave.. MAin 4-6234. Robert S. Parnell. br. mar. Tel.: 381-5961. Fine Arts Guild, 7720 Greenwood Ave., SUnset Avant -Garde Distributors Ltd., 5220 Grand Blvd., 2-7337; James N. Selvidge, N.W. Agent. Montreal 253, Tel.: (514) 482-6900. Leon Scheim, Metro-Goldwvn-Mauer Inc., 2405 Second Ave.; res. & mgr. MAin 3-4056; C. Connie Carpou, br. mgr. Cine -Art Film Distributing Co. Ltd., 1200 St. Paramount Pictures Corp., 2312 Second Ave., MAin Catherine St. E.; LA 3-5740; Michael Costom, 2-4217: Allen Elrod, hr. mgr. pres. Saffle's Theatre and TV Service, 2421 Second Ave., Columbia Pictures of Canada, Ltd., 4996 Place de la MAin 3-5177; Maurice Saffle, pres. Savanne; Irving Fogel, mgr. 20th Century Fox Film Corp., 2421 Second Ave., Empire Films, Ltd., 8440 St. Laurent Blvd. MAin 3-7815. France Film Company, 1405 Maisonneuve St.; United Artists Corp., 2403 Second Ave., MAin J. A. DeSeve, pres. & gen. mgr. 2-3788; Bud Hamilton, mgr. General Films, Ltd., 3724 Park Ave. U.S. Navy Dist., Booking Office, 13th Naval Dist., International Film Distributors Ltd. (See Allied LAkeview 3-0550, Ext. 577 or 575; L. D. Paler- Artists.) mini, dir, spec. services. Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Pictures of Canada, Ltd., Universal Film Exchange Inc., 2401 Second Ave., 8393 St. Lawrence Blvd.; Roger Chartrand, mgr. MAin 2-3245. Russell I. Brown, mgr. Paramount Film Service Ltd., 2000 Northcliffe Warner Bros. -Seven Arts Distributing Corp., 2704 Ave., Romeo (ìoudreau, mgr. Second Ave., MAin 2-0046; Jack Partin, br. mgr. Rex Film Inc..,Quebec,ction Catholique Bldg., 3 Place Jean -Talon, Que.; L. Janssens van der WASHINGTON, D. C. Sande, v.p. & gen. mgr. Twentieth Century -Fox Film Corp., 8275 May - Allied Artists, 306 H Street, N.W.; Tel.: 783-8938; rand St.; Gordon Lightstone, Jr., mgr. Ross Wheeler, br. mgr. Unifrance Film, 1170 Drummond St.; 861.7131. American International Pictures, 1217 H Street, Robert Hollier, rep. N.W.; 347.2442; Jerome Sandy, pres. United Artists Corp. Ltd., 3290 Cavendish Blvd.; Associated Pictures, Co., 8601 Liberty Rd., Ran- Morris Hamat, mgr. dallstown, Md.; Tel.: (301) 922-6000; Philip Universal Films, Ltd., 8444 St. Laurent Blvd.; Glazer. mgr. Tel.: 514-384-4100; J. Hurtubise, br. mgr. Buena Vista Film Dist. Co., Rm. 1006, 1100 Ver- Warner Bros. -Seven Arts Distributing Co. Ltd., mont Ave. N.W.; 296.7730; J. B. Brecheen, br. 5890 Monkland Ave.; Tel.: 481-2763; Archie Cohen, mgr. mgr. Clark Service, Inc., 3194 Bladensburg Rd. N.E.; 526-0733; John Obert, mgr. SAINT JOHN, N.B. Columbia Pictures Corp., 711 4th St. N.W.; NA- tional 8-4035; Fred Sapperstein, br. mgr.; Harold Allied Artists Pictures of Canada Ltd., 45 Levy, divisional sales mgr. King St., Kay Ryan, rep. Metro-Goldwvn-Mayer, 1025 Vermont Ave. N.W.; Columbia Pictures of Canada, Ltd., 45 King St.; Suite 508; N.W.; DIstrict 7-6530; Leon Weston, L. Simon, mgr. br. mgr.; Howell Owens, asst. br. mgr. Empire Films, V. B. Winchester, mgr. Paramount Film Dist. Co., 5249 Duke St., Suite 306, International Film Distributors Ltd., 45 King Alexandria, Va.; 751-1733; George Kelly, br. mgr. St.; Kay Ryan, rep. Peerless Dist. Co., 4620 Wisconsin Ave., N. W.; Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Pictures of Canada, Ltd., EM. 2.8712: Teddy Shull, owner. 45 King St.; Eric Golding, mgr. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 1156 -15th Street, N.W.; Paramount Film Service Ltd., 45 King St.; 223-6320; Charles Kreps, br. mgr. Ralph Thorne. mgr. United Artists Corp. 5530 Wisconsin Ave., N.W.; Saint John's, Newfoundland, (16mm. only), 124 652-6658; Seymour Berman, br. mgr. Water St. E., Harry Hayes. 548 Twentieth Century -Fox Corp., Ltd., 12 Hasen Ave.; phone 3 5207; Robert Pacer. mgr. Distributors of Trailers United Artists Corp., Ltd., 45 King St.; Tel.: 506- 692-0121; 1). McKelvie, br. mgr. ATLANTA Universal Films Ltd., 45 King St.; Don McKelvie, mgr. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1325 Logan Warner Bros. -Seven Arts Pictures, Ltd., 12 Hazen Circle, N.W.; Phone 351-1416; Stewart D. Hornell, Ave.; Mickey Komar, mgr. mgr.; Willard R. Kohorn, office mgr. TORONTO, ONT. BALTIMORE Allied Artists Pictures of Canada Ltd., 20 Bloor ALPHA FILM LABORATORIES, Falls Rd., Bal- St. W.; 927-4061; D. Griesdoff, vice-pres. & gen. timore 9; CL 2-4150; Ernest Wood. mgr.; Ken Snelgrove, mgr. BERKSHIRE FILMS, 609 Joppa Farm Rd.; James Astral Films Ltd., 277 Victoria St.; 366-1134; J. H. Black, 679-3829. Solway, mng. dir.; Martin Buchner, gen. mgr. CINEMA FILMS, 2426 Bradford Rd.; Northfield Columbia Pictures of Canada, Ltd., 72 Carlton 5-8368. St.; WA. 1-8931; Harvey Harnick, gen. mgr.; L. COLORAMA PRODT. 2805 Greenmount Ave., 889- Bernstein. 6777. Empire Films Ltd., 277 Victoria St., EM. 8-8621; FOLKEMER PHOTO SERVICE, 9041 Chevrolet Paul Nathanson, pres. and owner; Herb Matters, Drive, Ellicott City, Md.; 465-7788. gen. mgr. HALLMARK FILMS, 1511 E. North Ave.; Ve. International Film Distributors Ltd., 20 Bloor St. 7-3516 W.; 927-4061; Jack Bernstein, vice-pres. IDEAL PICTURES, 102 W. 25th St.; Nelson Italiafilms (Canada) Ltd., 565 College Street; LEn- White, Tu. 9.9962. nox 1-6741; Robert Lester, manager. KUNZ INC., 207 E. Patapsco Ave.; 355-7220. Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Pictures of Canada Ltd., LEWY STUDIOS, 853 N. Eutaw St.; MUlberry 696 Yonge St.; 924-7101; Hillis Cass, gen. mgr. 5-2009. Ron Emilio, sis. mgr. MONUMENTAL FILMS INC., Rockrose and National General, Mickey Stevenson, gen. sis. mgr. Maiden Road, 542-8313. Paramount Film Service Ltd., 111 Bond St., 3o6- QUALITY FILM LABS., 38 W. 25 St.; 467-1744. 8811; Robert Lightstone, gen. sales mgr. STANSBURY PHOTO FILMS, 2031 Merritt Rank Film Distributors (Canada) Ltd., 20 Carl- Ave.; Tu. 9.9962. ton St.; 363-9021; Frank Fisher, v.p. STARK FILMS, Howard & Centre Sts.; LExing- Twentieth Century -Fox Corp. Ltd., 110 Bond St.; ton 9.3391. EM 4-3471; Vic Beattie, man. dir. United Artists Corp. Ltd., 277 Victoria St.; EM. BOSTON 4-6473; George Heiber, gen. mgr. Universal Films Ltd., 277 Victoria St.; Tel.: 416-363- MASTER MOTION PICTURE COMPANY. 50 4151; R. Bowers, br. mgr. Piedmont Street. HAncock 6-3592. Abner Racoo, Warner Bros. -Seven Arts Pictures Distributing mgr. Co. Ltd., 70 Carlton St.; WA 2-5145; Irving Stern, NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE. 95-97 Broadway. gen. sales mgr.; Irvin Covai, mgr. Liberty 2-4476; Joe Rossi, mgr. VANCOUVER, B. C. BUFFALO Allied Artists Pictures of Canada Ltd., 2182 W. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 496 Pearl Street; 12th Ave.; BAyview 4188; Lou Segal, mgr. Tel. : 854-1736. Astral Films Ltd., 2182 W. 12th Ave.; BAyview 4018; Abe Feinstein, mgr. CHARLOTTE Columbia Pictures of Canada Ltd., 2182 W. 12th Ave.; Nat Levant, mgr. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 624 Anderson St.; Empire Films Ltd., 2182 12th Ave.; BAyview Tel.: 333-6628; Milton Lindner, manager. 5371; W. B. Grant, mgr. International Film Distributors, Ltd., Lou Segal, CHICAGO (See Allied Artists) Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Pictures of Canada, Ltd., FILMACK CORP., 1327 South Wabash Avenue, 2188 W. 12th Ave.; BAyview 5868; Dave Gilfillan, 60605; 427-3395; Bernard Mack, president. mgr. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORP., 1322 Paramount Film Service, Ltd., 2184 W. 12th Ave., South Wabash Avenue, 60605; HArrison 7-8211; Douglas White, mgr. Jack Greenberg, br. mgr. Sovereign Film Distributors, Ltd., 2416 Granville St.; Advt. Industries (new frame div.)-a division of MArine 3843; Fred Stone, mgr. National Screen Service. Twentieth Century -Fox Film Corp. Ltd., 2186 W. 12th Ave.; Dawson Exley, mgr. CINCINNATI United Artists Corp., Ltd., 2182 W. 12th Ave.; NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1403 Central Harry Woolie, mgr. Parkway; Tel.: 621-8900; Universal Films Ltd., 2184 W. 12th Ave.; Tel.: 604- William B. Bein, man- 736-0441: Bryan-Rudston Brown, mgr. ager. Warner Bros. -Seven Arts Pictures Distributing Co. Ltd., 2182 W. 12th Ave.; Earl Dalgleish, mgr. CLEVELAND ESCAR MOTION PICTURE SERVICE. 7315 Car- negie Avenue; ENdicott 1-2707; E. S. Carpenter, WINNIPEG, MAN. president. Columbia Pictures of Canada Ltd., 435 Berry St.; Alvin Himelfarb, mgr. Empire Films Ltd., 365 Hargraves Ave.; Ron DALLAS Booker, mgr. JAMIESON FILM CO., 3825 Bryan St. TA. 3.8158; International Film Distributors Ltd., (see Allied Bruce Jamieson, pres.; Hugh V. Jamieson, Jr., Artists.) exec. vice-pres. Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Pictures of Canada, Ltd., NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 805 South Ervay; 365 Hargrave St.; A. G. Levy, mgr. RI 7-8315; Seymour Kaplan, dist. mgr. Paramount Film Service Ltd., 435 Berry St.; Norm Simpson, mgr. Twentieth Century -Fox Film Corp. Ltd.; 365 DENVER Hargrave St.; Phil Geller, mgr. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORP., 2111 United Artists Corp. Ltd., 501 Hargrave St.; Joe Champa Street, 244-4413. Jack Lustig, manager. Brown, mgr. Universal Films Ltd., 365 Hargrave St.; Tel.: 204- 947-0303; Myer Nackimson, mgr. DES MOINES Warner Broa. -Seven Arts Pictures Distributing PARROT FILM SERVICE, 2125 Forest Ave.; Phone Co., Ltd., 435 Berry St.; Philip R. Carlton, mgr. 282-4211; Haydon Peterson, manager. 549 DETROIT SALT LAKE CITY NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 2943 Casa Ave.; NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 554 Gale St., TEmple 1-0790; Ivan Clavet, mgr. 322-0745: Mary Okada, office mgr. INDIANAPOLIS SAN FRANCISCO NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1430 W. Wash- MOTION PICTURE SERVICE CO.. 125 Hyde ington Street. ORdway 3-9162. Gerald L. Karski, presi- St.; 634-1573; George Bryan, manager. dent. NATIONAL FILM SERVICE, 35 Guy Place; 362. KANSAS CITY, MO. 2182. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORP.. 1800 Bal- NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 876 Harrison timore Avenue 64108; Vlctor 2-5893; Jack Winning- St.; YUkon 6-5227; Ray Richman, mgr. ham, manager. SEATTLE LOS ANGELES NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORP 2413 Sec- ond Avenue. MAin 4-2882. Kenneth Friedman, br. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 2001 S. La Cien- mgr. ega Boulevard, Los Angeles 90034; Tel.: 836-1505; Fred Weimar, manager. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE. 7026 Santa Mon ica Blvd.; Hollywood 90038; 466-5111; Jim Brett, plant mgr.; Walter Branson, mgr. Film Carriers MEMPHIS AL3ANY NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 399 South Sec- CLARK SERVICE, INC., 24 North Third Street, ond St.; 526-7454. Jack Lustig, manager. 12204; Tel.: (518) 434-1289; John Pemberton, mgr. NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY. 412-414 S. Sec- FIRLIK EXPRESS SERVICE INC.. 14i South ond St.; 525-6616: C. C. Bach, mgr. Hawk Street; Telephone: (518) 463-3712; John TRI -STATE THEATRE SERVICE, 151 Vance Ave Firlik, pres. nue; 525-8249; Bob Blank, owner. ATLANTA 7.91idN':AnOLIS BENTON BROS. FILM EXPRESS, 168 Baker St. 524-5411. MOTION PICTURE ADVERTISING CORP., 11200 N.W.; E. 64th Terrace, Ray Town, Mo.; 358-2888; Garrett THEARES SERVICE CO., 830 Willoughby Way, Tuck, mgr. N.E., Tel.: 521.0730. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, Room 501. 510 First Ave., No.: 333-5571; Paul Ayotte, manager. BUFFALO SLY -FOX FILMS, INC.. 1025 Currie Ave.; GORSKI FILM DELIVERY, 4945 Genesee Street; 336-6777; Earle C. Sly, vice-pres. 683-8318. OLIN FILM DELIVERY, 141 Nassau Ave., Ken- NrIY ORLEANS more; 875-4398. SMITH & HOWELL FILM SERVICE, INC., 108 NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1821 Airline High- Griner Road, Cheektowaga. way; Metairie, L. A. 70001; (504) 837-3570; Leslie SOUTHWESTERN FILM DELIVERY, 141 Nas- Gurvey, mgr. sau Ave., Kenmore; Tel.: 875-4398. NEW YORK CITY CHARLOTTE MOTION PICTURE ADVERTISING CORPORA- CAROLINA DELIVERY SERVICE CO INC TION, 305 E. 86th St., N.Y.; EN 9-0729. 1336 S. Graham St.; 333-5196. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1600 Broadway, OBSERVER TRANSPORTATION CO., 1600 W. N.Y.; CI 6-5700; N.Y. Exchange: 601 W. 26th St.; Independence Blvd. Tel.: 377-5431. 675-8900; Irving Marcus, mgr. CHICAGO OMAHA ALLIN EXPRESS SERVICE, 2101 S. Peoria, 60608; NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1508 Davenport Tel.: 666.5407; J. B. Allin, owner. Street, Tel.: 341-4848; Izadore Sokolof, manager. CLARK SERVICE, INC., 2265 W. St. Paul; 342- 3140; Frank Lingenfelser, mgr. PHILADELPHIA CONSOLIDATED FILM DELIVERY, 2270 S. Archer Ave.: 326-4120; Ralph McLaughlin. pres. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 829 No. 29th St., EMERY AIRFREIGHT, 686-7300; Chicago O'Hare POplar 3-0476; Robert Sedlak, branch mgr. Airport; Zip 60666, O'Hare Field; George Brown, mgr. PITTSBURGH LAVIN BROS. FILM DELIVERY SERVICE, 6328 N. Richmond Ave.; BR 4-9827; William Lavin NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1627 Boulevard and Lewis Lavin, owners. of the Allies, 281-1808; Paul Grossman, mgr. NOVO AIR FREIGHT, 2707 Coyle Ave., 593-7300; Donald C. Galloy, v.p. central region; Sid Wein- ST. LOUIS traub, city mgr. STANDARD TRUCKING CO., 2270 Archer Ave.; CINE -GRAPHIC FILMS LABS INC.. 101 N. 17th 225-1458; Richard McLaughlin, pres. St.; GA 1-5827. CONDOR PRODUCTONS INC., 3024 N. Lindbergh Blvd.; AX 1-3430. CINCINNATI T. L. DERDEN ASSOC., 705 Olive; CE 1-9240. FILM SERVICE CO., 1717 Logan St.; 241-5986; E. H. GOLDBERGER, 1210 Tamm; Ml 7-7112. Joseph Larkin. mgr. HARDCASTLE FILM ASSOC., 7319 Wise; MI LAHMANN FILM SERVICE CO., 214 W. Elder 7-4200. St.; 421-2823; Lawrence Lahmann, mgr. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORP., 1001 Han- STATES FILM SERVICE, INC., 421 Bauer St., ley Indust. Ct.; (314) 968-1730; Robert Levine, mgr. Tel.: 621.4240: Mayer Adelman, mgr. PREMIER FILM AND RECORDING CORP., 3033 Locust; JE I-3555. CLEVELAND SHELBY STORCK AND CO. INC 4746 McPherson FILM TRANSIT CO., 3000 Quigley; 771.7636; Ave.; FO 1-4200. P. L. Tanner, 3327 Montecello Blvd., Cleveland TECHNISONIC STUDIOS INC., 1201 S. Brentwood Heights, Yellowstone 2-4595; Art Marchland, 6545 Blvd.; PA 7-1055. Aylesworth Dr., TUxedo 5.0635. 550 JOHNSON, E. S., Film Exchange Bldg., 2108 Payne LINCOLN, NEB. Ave.: PRospect 1-3689. STATES FILM SERVICE, INC., 2336 Payne Ave.; MILLS FILM TRANSFER, 1234 S. 9th St.; Tel.: Tel.: 771-3723. Jack Kenchan, head shipper; P. 432-1197. K. Wessel, owner, State Film Service, Inc., Cin- cinnati, Ohio. .OS ANGELES COLUMBUS, O. ß & W FILM DELIVERY, 1972 W. Washington Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.; 735-8383. COLUMBUS -CINCINNATI TRUCKING CO., 939 BARNETT INTERNATIONAL FORWARDERS. N. 20th St.; 258-2913. INC. OF CALIF., 6370 Santa Monica Blvd.; 464-8221. DALLAS BEEKAY FILM DELIVERY, 1972 W. Washing- CENTRAL SHIPPING, 2500 S. Harwood; HA ton Blvd.: 733-0233. 8-5181; Wallace Jack, mgr. BLISS FILM DELIVERY, 1120 S. Second St., Al- FILM FORWARDING, 2500 S. Harwood; HA hambra, Calif.; 282-9532. 8-5181: Bill Durrett, mgr. FILM TRANSPORT COMPANY OF CALIFOR- FILM TRANSFER, 2500 S. Harwood; HA. 8.5181; NIA. 1525 Wept 21,4 Street' RFooblic 4-4141 Bill GARDNER'S DELIVERY SERVICE, INC., 11229 S. Durrett, mgr. Inglewood, LIBERTY FILM LINES, INC., 2500 So. Harwood Prairie, Calif.; 978-9018. St.; HA. 8-3533; R. V. Martin, mgr. SANTA BARBARA SPECIAL DELIVERY, 1972 4- NEWS FILM AGENCY, 2500 S. Harwood; HA W. Washington Blvd., Los Angeles; REpublic 8-5181; Bill Durrett, mgr. 5590. TEXAS FILM SERVICE, 2500 S. Harwood St.; 1IA. 8-3700; R. V. Martin, mgr. LUBBOCK, TEX. DENVER O & A, 1310 Avenue G, O. A. Woody, mgr. DENVER SHIPPING AND INSPECTION BU- MEMPHIS REAU, 2118 Stout St.; 222-5616; Frank Norris, mgr. FILM TRANSIT. INC., 291 Hernando Street; SOUTHWESTERN FILM SERVICE, 2118 Stout Telephone: 525-6894; Guilbert Brandon, president. Street; 244.2287; Sidney Johnson, mgr. MILWAUKEE DES MOINES AIR DISPATCH, 333 N. 25th St.; 342-3717; Ray IOWA FILM INSPECTION & SHIPPING Trauipe. mgr. DEPOT, 3123 Delaware; Tel.: 265-1469; Arthur FILM SERVICE, INC., 333 N. 25th St.; 342-3717; Trombley, mgr. Oliver Trampe, mgr. IOWA PARCEL SERVICE, INC., 3123 Delaware; Tel.: 265-5221; Verne Shaeffer, mgr. MINNEAPOLIS KING. H. W. DELIVERY SERVICE, 1320 Grand Ave.; 243-5269; Floyd L. King, mgr. CENTURY MOTOR FREIGHT, INC., 3245 -4th St. S. E. 55414; 645-9484; Steve Bonello, pres. DETROIT HYMAN TRANSPORTATION CO., 2690 Prior Ave. N., St. Paul; 633-7310, Eugene Pikovsky, AIR -LAND MESSENGER SERVICE, 19423 Anglin, president. Detroit 48234: TW 2-0898; John Seva, mgr. MIDDLEWEST FILM EXPRESS, Willmar, Minn.; CINEMA SERVICE, 8021 Coventry Rd., Detroit; Barney Johnson, owner. Bill Davidson. MIDWEST MOTOR EXPRESS, 2778 Cleveland DART DELIVERY SERVICE, 16615 Archdale; Ave. No., St. Paul; 633-5653; W. J. Greenstein, 835-4790: Ray Kendall. President. JAY G. TRUCKING SERVICE, 9237 Warwick; VE. MIX TRANSFER & AIR DISPATCH. INC., 526 8-5462; Tack Stahley. mgr. 6th Ave. N.; 339-9131, Roy W. Mix, owner. PEP LINES TRUCKING CO., 15120 Third, High- PITTS FILM SERVICE, INC., 149 Jackson Ave. land Park, TUlsa 3-3200. N., Hopkins, Minn.; 938-7290; Lawrence Johnson, ROE FILM SERVICE. Bad Axe, Mich. COngress pres. 0.7097 TWIN CITIES NEWSPAPER SERVICE INC., SULLIVAN'S FILM SERVICE, 2598 Chalmers, De- 1161 Selby Ave., St. Paul, 644.8810; Leo Loomis, troit 48215; VA 1-4713; Ed Sullivan. Ed Riley. owners. TWIN CITY FARGO FREIGHT & OVERNICHT GRAND ISLAND, NEB. EXPRESS. 2280 Ellis, St. Paul; 645-3661; W. E. RAPID FILM SERVICE, E. Lincoln Highway; Elsholtz, Sr.. ores. Tel.: 382-4058. UNITED BUCKINGHAM FREIGHT LINES, 2508 Kennedy St., N. E.; Tel.: 3314330; Matt HOBOKEN, N. J. Young, terminal mgr. HIGHWAY EXPRESS LINES, INC.; Telephone in New York City, WHitehall 3-9188. NEW HAVEN NEW HAVEN FILM SERVICE, 1890 Dixwell HOUSTON. TEX. Ave., Hamden; ATwater 8-9032. BLUE BONNET EXPRESS AGENCY, INC., 5009 ROSEN FILM DELIVERY SYSTEM, 1890 Dixwell Rusk; S. C. Kirby, mgr. WA. 3-9101. Ave., Hamden; ATwater 8-9161. FILM EXPRESS AGENCY, 1402 Palmer; CA 5- 4170; A. M. Westbrook, mgr. NEW ORLEANS INDIANAPOLIS NOVO AIR FREIGHT, 2411 Edenboro Ave., Met- BRADFORD FILM TRANSIT CO., 421 N. Illinois; airie, La.; 837-0922. 634-6112; Donald A. Pierce, pres. SCHAFFER FILM SERVICE, INC., P.O. Box 9344, FEATURE FILM SERVICE INC., 4950 Prospect; Metairie, La.; Tel.: 833-9670; Buddy Schaffer, 357-8548; David Page. mgr. owner/mgr. INDIANA TRANSIT SERVICE, 4300 W. Morris TRANSWAY, INC. (A subsidiary of Novo). St.; 241-9321; H. J. Noll, mgr. STATES FILM SERVICE, INC., 429 N. Senate NEW YORK CITY Ave. Tel.: 638-3531. Abe Gelman, mgr. BARNETT INTERNATIONAL FORWARDERS. INC., 543 W. 43rd St.; BRyant 9-1616; John F. KANSAS CITY, MO. Kennedy International Airport, 656-5740. CENTRAL SHIPPING & EXHIBITORS FILM DAILY FILM DELIVERY, INC., 689 8th Ave. DELIVERY SERVICE, 101 West Terrace Ave. LOlumbus 5-3245. No.; GRand 1-2094; Earl Jameson, Jr., and Abbott HIGHWAY EXPRESS LINES, INC., 360-16 St., Sher, owners. Hoboken, N. J.; N. Y. 267-5990.

551 HUDSON t'ILM DELIVERY CORP., 560 Matn. SAN FRANCISCO Fort Lee, N. J.; 201-947-5200. PALISADE FILM DELIVERY CORP., 630 9th FILM MESSENGER SERVICE, 215 Golden Gate Ave.; CI 6-0662. Ave.; 431-4074; Stan Draper, owner. PRUDENTIAL FILM DISTRIBUTORS CORP., FILM TRANSIT CO., 715 Brannan St.; HEmlock 630 Ninth Avenue; COlumbus 5-6884. 1-2300. Jack Marpole, owner. ROCKLAND FILM SERVICE, INC., 630 Ninth Avenue Circle 6-0662 SEATTLE STATE FILM DELIVERY, 560 Main, Fort Lee, INLAND NORTHWEST FILM SERVICE, INC., N. J.; 201-947-5200. 5055 E. Marginal Way S.; Tel.: RO 2-7911; R. C. TACME FILM SERVICE, INC 630 Ninth Ave Kercheval. pres. nue: CTrele 6.0662. LOCAL FILM DELIVERY. INC., 900 Maynard TRANS -WORLD INTERNATIONAL INC., 135 W. South; MU 2-6663; Chas. D. Lawson. pres. 50th St., N. Y.; 765-1488. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORP., 2413 Sec- ond Avenue.; MAin 4.2882; Kenneth Friedman, OKLAHOMA CITY br. mgr. NORTHWEST FILM SERVICE, INC., 2330 Third MAGIC EMPIRE EXPRESS. 405 W. Calif. Street; Avenue: MA. 4-0241: Paul R. Grunewald. Ares. Telephone: CE. 5-8543: Nolan Nuckols. OLYMPIC FILM SERVICE, INC., 2330 Third Ave.; MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE, INC., 111 MA. 4-0241; Donald F. Lind, owner. N. Harrison: CE 6.1482; Jack LaMonte, mgr. O & A FILM LINES, 704 W. Sheridan; SYRACUSE, N. Y. CE 2-9900; Roy Avery, mgr. UNITED FORWARDING CO., 815 W. & HOWELL FILM SERVICE. INC.. Street; Telephone: CE. 2-7335; Nolan Nuckols 505 Burnet Ave.; 2-6836. OMAHA TOLEDO, O. THEATRE TRANSPORT CO.. 205 First St. FILM TRANSPORT Co.. 215 S. 10th; Tel.; 341. Telephone, OX. 2045; Frank Gartner, pres.; C. Waterman, v-p.; 1-0711. R. W. Holmstedt, secy, treas. PHILADELPHIA CANADA CLARK TRANSFER, INC., 829 No. 29th Street; CEnter 2-3100. CALGARY, ALTA. HIGHWAY EXPRESS LINES, INC., 236 No. 23rd St.: LOcust 4-0100. FREDDIE'S TRANSPORT, Strathmore, Alta.; 382- NEW JERSEY MESSENGER SERVICE, 1030 3033; J. F. Teare, mgr. Spring St.; WAlnut 5-3944. MONTREAL, QUE. PIERCE, NEB. MONTREAL MESSENGER SERVICE REG'D, 444 Notre Dame St. East; 288-1286; Harry A. Co- PIERCE FILM SERVICE; 512 S. Brown St., Tel.: hen, 329-6365; Dale Hitz. pres. SAINT PITTSBURGH JOHN, N.B. FITZPATRICK TRANSFER, 178 King St. E.; EXHIBITORS SERVICE CO.. 85 Helen St.. McKee, 693-5649; J. P. Fitzpatrick, mgr. Rnek,- 771Antn Genre. Callahan. Tr.. ore,. PITTSBURGH FILM SERVICE. Nichol Ave., Mc- TORONTO, Kee, Rocks; 771-2665; Pete Dana, mgr. ONT. MAVETY FILM DELIVERY LTD., 277 Victoria PORTLAND, ORE. Street; EMpire 3-2413; William Pfaff. ADAMSON THEATRES, 909 N. W. 19th; CA 227- 5684; Art Adamson. owner: Mark McDougal. mgr. BELL, HOWARD FILM SERVICE, 909 N. W. loth St.: 224.5570: Howard Bell. mgr. LOVETT INTERSTATE THEATRE SERVICE, 965 N. W. 19th Ave.; CA 4-6108; J. G. (Jack) Lovett, mgr. Screening Rooms MOYER THEATRES, 9-9 N.W. 19th; Tel.: 226-2735; Tel.: 224-7426; Tom Moyer, owner. ATLANTA MOYER. TOM, THEATRES, 829 N. W. 19th Ave., Tel.: 224-7426; Tom ATLANTA PREVIEW THEATRE, 161 Spring St., Moyer, owner. N. W.; Tel.: 523-0663. OREGON FILM SERVICE, 1270 S. W. Highway 217; Tel.: 639-6141; COLUMBIA PICTURES, 195 Luckie St. N.W.i Tigard, Oregon. 523-1524. 20TH -CENTURY FOX EXCHANGE, 197 Walton PORTSMOUTH, OHIO St., N. W.; Tel.: 523-4633. HUNTINGTON - CINCINNATI T R U C K I N C. LINES, LTD., 1006 Gay Street; Tel., EL. 3.7359. B OSTON AMERICAN THEATRES CORP., 646 Washington ST. LOUIS St.; HAncock 6-4530. E. M. LOEW 164 Boa - HARRY KAHAN FILM DELIVERY, 3039 Locust THEATRES, Tremont St., St.; Fr. 1-6572; Meyer ton, COpley 7-2420. Kahan. mgr. MGM, 46 Church HAncock 6-0044. LEWTON FILM SERVICE INC., 3420 Avondale; Street; Co. 1-3836; Bruce Lewton, SACK THEATRES, Music Hall Bldg., 33 Hollis St.; mgr. Tel.: HA 3-3300. SALT LAKE CITY UNIVERSAL, 60 Church St.; HAncock 6-8670. WYCOFF CO., INC., Box 366; 322-1361; Roger Andrus, mgr. B UFFALO MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS UNION AND SAN ANTONIO, TEX. SCREENING ROOM, 498 Pearl St., 756-2722. TEXAS FILM SERVICE, 518 S. Main Avenue; Telephone CA. 7-9295. CHARLOTTE VALLEY FILM SERVICE, 518 S. Main Avenue; 20TH CENTURY -FOX SCREENING ROOM, 308 Phone CA. 7-9295. S. Church St.; Tek: ED 2-7101.

552 CHICAGO MILWAUKEE ABC GREAT STATES INC., 175 N. State Street, CAPITOL SERVICE, INC., 741 N. Milwaukee St., Chicago 60601; Tel.; RAndolph 6-5300; Jerome 273-8357; Dean Fitzgerald. Winsberg, mgr. CENTRE THEATRE BLDG., 212 W. Wisconsin H. & E. BALABAN THEATRES, 190 North State Ave., Marcus Theatres; Tel.: 272-6020. Street, Chicago 60601; Tel.: 372-2262; Andrew STANDARD THEATRES, INC., 725 E. Michigan Nichols, mgr. St.; 271-7634; R. Mortensen. CHICAGO FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 1322 STANLEY WARNER THEATRES, INC., 5341 West Belmont; Tel.: 935-6785. W. Fond du Lac Avenue (Capitol Court Theater); CHICAGO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL, Harry Mintz, distr, mgr.; 871-2213. 235 Eugenie, Chicago 60614: 644-3400; Kutza. ESSANESS THEATRES CORPORATION, 54 West NEW ORLEANS Randolph, Chicago 60601; Tel.: DEarborn 2-7465; Allen Sherman, pres. ABC MID -SOUTH THEATRES, INC., 4th Floor, FILM CENTER, INC., 482-9090; Art Brown. LaSalle Hotel, 143 No. Rampart St.; 525-4181. THE FILM-MAKERS, INC., 2265 W. St. Paul St.; TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX, 200 Su. Liberty 342-3140; Frank Lingenfelder; Tel.: 337-6264; Lin- St.; 525-9858-9. coln Scheurle. NATIONAL GENERAL PICTURES, INC., 230 NEW YORK North Wabash, Chicago 60601; Tel.: 782. 8310; H. C Martinez, Cen. Division manager. [All major producers -distributors have screening TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX FILM CORP., 52 rooms at their home offices in New York for 60606, room 420; Tel.: 372- West Jackson. Chicago theit use. 1584; Carl Schmertz. own Most also have screening room UNIVERSAL FILM EXCHANGES, INC., 425 North farili+;>. n+ +heir New York exchanges.] Michigan Avenue, Chicago 60601; Tel.: 337-1100. ARTSCOPE, LTD., 310 West 53rd St.. New York. 265-7420. CINCINNATI BONDED FILM CENTER THEATRE, INC., 630 20TH CENTURY -FOX FILM CORP., 617 Vine Ninth Ave., N.Y.; 661-7600. Street; Tel.: 241.6460. FELDMAN, ARTHUR, 1585 Broadway, N. Y.; Cir- cle 5-9738. CLEVELAND JOHNNY VICTOR THEATRE, 40 West 49th St., 20TH CENTURY -FOX FILM CORP., 2219 Payne RCA Exhibition Hall New York, New York. Ave.; TOwer 1-2257. MAGNO -SOUND, INC, 723 Seventh Ave., N. Y.; 247-2630. DENVER MOVIELAB THEATRE SERVICE. INC.. 619 W. SCREENING ROOM, 2100 Stout St.; 54th St.; JUdson 6-0360. CENTURY PETER P. CARDA515. ; Bob Tankersley, pres. 534.7611 MUSEUM OF MODERN ART FILM LIBRARY. 11 W. 53rd St.; Circle 5-8900. DETROIT PARK AVENUE SCREENING, INC., 445 Park FOX THEATRE SCREENING ROOM, 2211 Wood- Brown, Ave.; LT. 1-7876. ward Ave.; WOodward 1-9494; William PREVIEW THEATRE, 1600 Broadway; Circle mgr. 6-0865 POINT -OF -VUE SCREENING ROOM, 24300 South- RIZZOLI SCREENING ROOM, 712 5th Ave.; field Rd., Southfield, Mich. 48075; Tel.: 352-9393. Cl 5-0400. PREVIEW PROJECTION SERVICE, 479 Ledyard Ave.; WOodward 5-7729; DUnkirk 2-2671; Julius Pavela, mgr. PHILADELPHIA UNIVERSAL SCREENING ROOM, Universal INDIANAPOLIS Exchange Bldg., 251 No. 13th Street; LOcust ILLINOIS BLDG. SCREENING ROOM, Affiliated 4-3980, Leon Cohen, mgr. Theatre Service; 253-1536; Bob Jones. PORTLAND, ORE. JACKSONVILLE CLARK, JIM A. THEATRE SERVICE, 925 N.W. FLORIDA STATE THEATRES SCREENING 19th -AT 283-6978. ROOM, Florida Theatre Building, 128 E. Forsyth PACIFIC POSTER CO., CA 7-7878; Howard Bell, St.; Telephone: EL 6-1341. mgr. WESTCOAST THEATRE SERVICE, 909 N.W.; KANSAS CITY CA 8-7878. COMMONWEALTH AMUSEMENT CORP., 215 W. 18th St., GRand 1-2390. ST. LOUIS DICKINSON OPERATING CO., 5913 Woodson Rd., Mission, Kans., HEndrick 2-2334. ART THEATRE SCREENING CO., 3330 Olive St.; FOX MIL W hSl 1 HLA IRE.J, INC., 3706 Broad- JE 5-8130; James Leontsinis. way; LOgan 1.3650. SAN FRANCISCO LOS ANGELES ACADEMY AWARD THEATRE, 9038 Melrose MOTION PICTURE SERVICE CO., 125 Hyde Avenue; 278-8990. St., (415) 673.9162 AIDIKOFF, CHAS., SCREENING ROOM, 9255 Sunset Blvd., L. A.; 274-0866. INDUSTRIES, 959 WASHINGTON CONSOLIDATED FILM BYRON, INC., 65 K St., N.E.; 783-2700. Seward St., L. A. 90038; HO 2-0081. DE LUXE GENERAL, 1546 N. Argyle Ave., L. A. 90028; 462-6171. DIRECTORS' GUILD OF AMERICA, 7950 W. Sun- set Blvd., Los Angeles 90046; Tel.: 656-1220. CANADA SAM GOLDWYN STUDIOS, 1041 N. Formosa MONTREAL Ave., L. A. 90046; 851-1234. 9000 Sunset Blvd., L. A. ASSOCIATED SCREEN INDUSTRIES LTD., GRANADA THEATRE, 484-1186. 273-2416. 2000 Northcliffe Avenue; Tel.: 90069; CANADA, LTD., 4996 MARTIN NOSSECK PRODUCTION, 911835 Sun- COLUMBIA PICTURES OF set Blvd., Hollywood, 69- CR 5.3037. Place de la Savanne; 733-5303. 7655 Sunset Blvd., L. A. 90046; CONSOLIDATED THEATRES LTD., 5887 Monk- PREVIEW HOUSE, Ave.; 489-8461. 876-6600. lond JOE SHORE'S SCREENING ROOM. 9229 Sunset EMPIRE FILMS LTD., 8440 St. Lawrence; Tel.: Blvd.. L. A. 90046; 274.4888. 381.5961. 553 FRANCE FILM COMPANY, 1405 Maisonneuve FAMOUS PLAYERS CANADIAN CORP. LTD., Street; Tel.: 526-5971. 130 Bluer St., W.; WA 4-4171. GENERAL THEATRES OF QUEBEC LTD., 1200 FILM HOUSE, 22 Front St. W.; 363.4321. St. Alexander Street. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURES OF TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX CORP. LTD., CAN. LTD., 696 Yonge St.; 924.7101. 8275 Mayrand St.; Tel.: 739-3381. ODEON THEATRES (Canada) LTD., 20 Carpet UNITED AMUSEMENT CORP. LTD., United Street; 363-9021. Bldg., 5887 Monkland Ave.; Tel.: 489-8461. PARAMOUNT FILM SERVICE, 111 Bond St., Tel.: 366-8811. PATHE HUMPHRIES, 9 Brockhouse; 259-7811. TWENTIETH-CENTURY FOX CORP. LTD., 110 TORONTO Bond Street; EMpire 4.3471. COLUMBIA PICTURES LTD., 72 Carlton St.; TWINEX CENTURY THEATRES CORP. LTD., WA. 1-8931. 175 Bloor Street East; WAlnut 4-3701.

Talent and Literary Agencies

Hollywood BRANDIES, BOB, AGENCY, 11559 Ventura Blvd., Studio City; POplar 2-4872. BRANDON, PAUL, ASSOCIATES, ABERLE AND ASSOCIATES, 9000 Sunset Blvd., Suite 606; LA 90069; CR 8-1314. 9110 Sunset Blvd.; CR 4-9801. BRANDON'S, SONSIA WARREN, ABRAMS-RUBALOFF & ASSOCIATES, COMMERCIALS UNLIMITED, 9012 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 90048; CR 3-5711. 7461 Beverly Blvd., 90036; 937-2220. ADAMS & RAY & ROSENBERG, BREWIS, ALEX, LITERARY AGENTS, 9145 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; 274-9874. 9220 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 278-3000. BRISKIN, FRED, AND ASSOCIATES, AFFILIATED ARTISTS' AGENCY, 9056 Santa Monica Blvd., Suite 200; CR 3-6811. 1136 N. La Brea Ave., 90038; 464-2163. BROWN, NED, ASSOCIATED, AGENCY FOR CREATIVE TALENT, 315 S. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, 90212: 276- 6922 Hollywood Blvd.; HO 1-9991. 1131. AGENCY FOR THE ENLIGHTENED REALIST, CADLER AGENCY, THE, 9028 Sunset Blvd.; 276-8697. 8749 Sunset Blvd.; 652-3380. AGENCY FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS, CAMBRIDGE CO., THE, 9000 Sunset Blvd.. Suite 315; 273-0844. 9000 Sunset Blvd.; 274-4202. ALLEN, RON, LITERARY AGENCY, CAREY-PHELPS-COLVIN AGENCY, INC., 9426 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, 90210; 275- 7813 Sunset Blvd., 90046; 874-7780. 8686. CENTLRY ARTISTS, LTD., ALTER AGENCY, 1901 Avenue of the Stars, 90067; 277-5561. 14155 Magnolia Blvd. 90007. 783-6480. CHARTER MANAGEMENT, 9000 Sunset Blvd., ALVARADO, CARLOS, AGENCY, 90069; 278-1690. 8820 Sunset Blvd., 90069; OLeander 2-0272. CHARTWELL ARTISTS, LTD., ARMSTRONG-DEUSER AGENCY, 9720 Wilshire Blvd.,90112; 273-6700. 449 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills; CRestview 4- CHASIN-PARK-CIRON AGENCY, 0881. 10889 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1020, Los Angeles 90024; ARTISTS' AGENCY CORP., 477.6501. (See International Famous Agency, Inc.). CLARK, GLORIA, AGENCY, 9255 Sunset Blvd., 90069; CR 3-8811. 1017 N. La Cienega Blvd. 90069: 657.6140. ASHLEY-FAMOU AGENCY. INC., CLOUTMAN, GERARLD, AGENCY, INC., (See International Famous Agency, Inc.). 10850 Riverside Dr., N. Hollywood; 887.0168. 9255 Sunset Blvd. 90069; 273-8811. COAST ARTISTS, INC., ASSOCIATED BOOKING CORPORATION, 280 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills; CRestview 9477 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills; 273-5600. 4-7321. ASTA AGENCY, COLLIER, SHIRLEY, AGENCY, 4949 Hollywood Blvd.; 660-0200. 1127 Stradella Rd., Los Angeles; 270-3500. AUER, MILES BOHM, AGENCY COLTOLA KINGSLEY & ASSOCIATES, 8344 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles 90069; H011ywood 321 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, 90212; 274-5491. 2-6416. CONDIT AGENCY, BARNES WILLIAM, AGENCY, 1651 N. Highland Ave.. 90028; H011ywood 4-9233. 223 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, 90212; 275-6165. CONNOR, ALLEN-CORFINO, ALEXIS BARR, RICKEY/GEORGIA GILLY AGENCY, ASSOCIATES, INC., 8721 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles; 659-0141. 14241 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks; H011ywood BARSKIN AGENCY, THE, 5-0834. 8721 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90046; 657.5740. CONTEMPORARY-KORMAN ARTISTS, LTD., BELCOURT ARTISTS CORP., 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, 90212; CRestview 222 Canon Drive North, Beverly Hills; CR 6-6205. 4-7888. BELL, MARCELLA, AGENCY, CONWAY, BEN, AND ASSOCIATES, 9172 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; CRestview 999 N. Doheny Dr., 90069; CRestview 1-8133. 6.0012. CORALIE, JR., AGENCY, BEYER, LARRY, AGENCY, 5107 Hollywood Blvd., 90027; NOrmandie 3-1268. 8272 Sunset Blvd., 90046; 654-4530. CORDIER, GENEVIEVE, AGENCY, BIRNBAUM, ELLIOTT ASSOCIATES, 9426 Santa Monica BI., B. H. 90210; 242.4055. 9000 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 276-6231. CORY, ALON, ASSOCIATES, BLANCHARD NINA, AGENCY, 8833 Sunset Blvd., Suite 404 90069; 652-6260. 1717 N. Highland Ave., Suite 1004; 462-7274. CRAGIN-GUERIN AGENCY, BLOOM, MEL, AND ASSOCIATES, 8634 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, 90211; 657-4411. 328 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills; 273.6820. CRAIG AGENCY, THE, BLUMENTHAL ARTISTS AGENCY, 8732 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 657-1626. 941 N. La Cienega, 90069; 275-4517. CREATIVE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES, BRAND AGENCY, LTD., 8721 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 657-2870. 8899 Beverly Blvd., 90048; 273-8899. 554 CRONIN, BERNYCE, AGENCY, HILLER AGENCY, THE, 439 S. La Cienega Blvd., 90048; 278-8144. 9220 Sunset, 90069; CRestview 1.5601. CUMBER, LIL, ATTRACTIONS AGENCY, HOLMES, PAT, & ASSOCIATES, 6515 Sunset Blvd.. Suite 200A, 90028; 469-1919. 6671 Sunset Blvd., Suite 1525-B; 90028; H011ywood CUNNINGHAM, WILLIAM D. AND 7-3161. ASSOCIATES, HUNT, GEORGE B. AND ASSOCIATES, 900 Sunset Blvd., Suite 911. 90069; 278.4545. 8350 Santa Monica Blvd.. 90069: OLdfield 4.6600. DANIELS, KENNETH AGENCY, HYLAND-CHANDLER, AGENCY, 7188 Sunset Blvd., 90046; 874.6560. 418 N. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles 90048; 657. DANSON ARTISTS' AGENCY, 8520. 12153 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, 91604; 766.5155. HYLAND, DICK IRVING ASSOCIATES, 8961 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 278-0300. DARROW AGENCY, INGERSOLL, 9884 Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills; 274-7253. GEORGE, AGENCY, Santa 7167,V,, Sunset Blvd., H011ywood 2-2301. DEANE, BETTE, AGENCY, INTERNATIONAL BOOKING AGENCY, 132 N. Western, 90004. 462-7897. 1136 N. La Brea Ave., 90036; 464-2163. DIAMOND ARTISTS LTD., INTERNATIONAL FAMOUS AGENCY, 4-5960. 8400 Sunset Blvd. 90069; OLdfield 9255 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, 90069; CR 3-8811. DUBAS, LISA, AGENCY, IRWIN, LOU, INC., 6362 Hollywood BI., 90028; 345-9034. 9165 Sunset Blvd., 90046; CRestview 1-7131. DUGAN, JOHN F. ENTS., JONES, AGENCY, 90067; CR 7- KITTY, 1801 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles 4348 Van Nuys Blvd., Sherman Oaks, 91403; 887- 0100. 8999. EISENBACH -GREEN, INC., JOSEPH JAYE, INC., THE, 760 W. La Cienega Blvd., 90069; 659-3420. 9172 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 273-8811. FCA AGENCY, INC., JOSEPHSON, MARVIN, ASSOC., INC., 9000 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 278-1460. 9255 Sunset Blvd., CRestview 3.8811. FELBER, WILLIAM AGENCY, JUNIOR ARTISTS 466-7629. UNLIMITED, 6636 Hollywood Blvd., 90028; 4914 Lankershim Blvd., N. Hollywood; POplar 3- FILM ARTISTS MANAGEMENT, 9000. 760 N. La Cienega Blvd., 90069; 652-4650. KENNARD, ARTHUR, ASSOCIATES, INC., FLEMING, PETER, AGENCY, 8776 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; 652-6750. 9046 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles; CRestview 1-5693. KELMAN, TONI, AGENCY, FLOWERS PAUL, AGENCY, 8537V, Sunset Blvd., 90069: 657-3670. 5427 Sepulveda, Culver City, 90230; 839-1812. KENDALL, LESTER, AGENCY, FRAZIER AGENCY, THE, 8730 Sunset Blvd.. 90069; 657-6312. 427 W. 5th St., 90013: MA 5-8392. KOHNF.R, PAUL, INC., FRINGS, KURT, AGENCY,AGENCY INC., 9169 Sunset Blvd., 90046: CRestview 1-5165. 242 N. Canon Dr.. Beverly CRestview 4.8811. KUMIN-OLENICK AGENCY, GAGON, MILDRED, 400 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills; CRestview 4- 3208 Dona Emilia Dr., Studio City; 657-2456. 7281. GARNER, MARION, AGENCY, LANCE, LEON O., Blvd., 90069; 274-0293. 9163 Sunset 8961 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, 90069; OL 7-1060. GARRICK, DALE, INTERNATIONAL AGENCY, LANE COMPANY, 90069; 657-2661. THE, 8831 Sunset Blvd.. Los Angeles 12754 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, 91604; 985-7950. GERARD THEATRICAL AGENCY, LARSON, RUSS AGENCY, 8949 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; 278-7871. 6912 Hollywood Blvd., 90028; 463-4561. GERSH, PHIL, AGENCY, INC., 232 N. Canon Dr., LAUREN, J. W., AGENCY, 90212: 274.6611. THE, Beverly Hills 9000 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 276-1005. GIBSON/SMITH AGENCY, LAZAR, IRVING PAUL, 9000 Sunset Blvd. 90069; 274-8813. 211 South Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills; CRestview GLADSTONE, ROBERT, AGENCY, 5-6153. 6623 Sedan, Canoga Park, 91304; 348-9255. LENNY-DEBIN, GOLD. HERMAN, AGENCY, 120 El Camino Dr., Beverly Hills; 271-5697. 9034 Sunset Blvd. 90046; CRestview 4-1621. LEONETTI, AGENCY, CAROLINE, LTD., AGENCY, COLD. SID -FIELDS. JACK. 6526 Sunset Blvd.. 90028: H011ywood 2.2345. 9255 Sunset Blvd., 90069; CRestview 8-1333. LESSERMAN, PAUL, AGENCY, GOLDSTONE-TOBI AS AGENCY, 9046 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 278-1561. 250 N. Canon Dr.. Beverly Hills: CRestview 6-1071. LEVEE, INC., THE, GORDON B. AGENCY, GORDEAN FRIEDMAN AGENCY, 8721 Sunset Blvd.. Los Angeles, 90069; 652-0012. 9779 Sunset Blvd: 273-4195. LEVEE, ASSOCIATES, SIDNEY M., GOTTLIEB, ROBERT PAUL 8721 Sunset Blvd.. Los Angeles 90069; 652-0012. 8733 Sunset Blvd., 90069: 657-2020. LEVIN, AGENCY, MARK ASSOCIATES, GOWER. DELLA, ARTISTS' 322 South Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills; 278-:::3. 723,4 N. La Cienega Blvd., 90069; 652-3555. LEWIS. HENRY, AGENCY, GRANITE AGENCY, 9172 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; CRestview 1920 S. La Cienega Blvd., 90034; 934-8383. 5-5129. GRADY. MARY, AGENCY, LITTO, GEORGE, AGENCY, 10639 Riverside Dr., N. Hollywood; 985-9800. 9000 Sunset Blvd., 90060: 278-0017. GRASHIN, MAURI. LONGENECKER, ROBERT, 8730 Blvd.. Los Angeles: OLympia 2.5168. Sunset 8438 Melrose Pl., Los Angeles 90069; OLive 3-3770. GREEN, IVAN, AGENCY, THE, LOO, BESSIE, AGENCY, 90067; 277.1541. 1800 Avenue of the Stars, 8746 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; OL 7-7785. GREENEVINE AGENCY, THE. LYONS. GRACE, AGENCY, 8- 9021 Melrose Ave., Suite 304, 90069; CRestview 8732 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 652-5290. 5800 M.E.W. COMPANY, THE GREENHOW AGENCY, 8425 West Third St., Los Angeles; 931.1575. 9100 Sunset Blvd.. 90069: 274-4198. M.M.C. AGENCY, GRIEVE. RUSS, AGENCY, 5400 Hollywood Blvd., Suite 302, 90028; 467-7278. 3518 W. Cahuenga Blvd., 90028; 466-5203. MacCRFGOR, MITZI, AGENCY, GROSSMAN. MILTON M. AGENCY, 10850 Riverside Dr., Suite 502-A, 91602; 877-5351. 8730 Sunset Blvd.. 90069: OLdfield 7.3040. MARION, PAUL, HALLTBURTON, JEANNE, 9110 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, 90069; Crestview 13135 Ventura Blvd., Studio City; 788-1634. 4-8285. HAL.SEY, REECE, MAZZA -HART ARTISTS' AGENCY, 8733 Sunset Blvd.. Los Angeles, 90046; OLympia 2- 1102 North La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, 90069; 2409. 275.2295. HAMILBURG, MITCHELL J., AGENCY, McHUGH, JAMES, JR., AGENCY, 1104 S. Robertson Blvd., 90035; CRestview 4-9311. 8150 Beverly Blvd., 90048; 651-2770. HERSHON, RED, AGENCY, McMILLAN, HAZEL, AGENCY, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, 90212; 276-2211. 9426 Santa Monica Blvd., 276.9823. 555 MEDFORD, BEN, AGENCY, SALKOW, IRVING, AGENCY, 271.7021. 1801 Ave. of the Stars, 90067; 277.3614. MEIKLEJOHN, WILLIAM, ASSOCIATES, SANDER'S BERNARD, COMMERCIAL TALENT 9250 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills; CRestview AGENCY, 3-2566. 6922 Hollywood Blvd.. Los Angeles 90028; 466.6433. MESSENGER -COOPER AGENCY, SANDERS, NORAH, AGENCY. 8721 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, 90069; 657.8100. 12735 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, 91604; 980-1454. MOLSON, STANTON, ASSOCIATES, SAPHIER, JAMES L., AGENCY, INC., 9418 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills; CRestview 9229 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; CRestview 1-6111. 1-7231. MILLER, DICK, ENTS., SCHALLERT, JOHN W. AGENCY, 8733 Sunset Blvd.. I.ns Angeles 90069; 652-1611. 803 North Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills; CRestview MILLER OFFICE, THE, 4-8291. 7321 Beverly Blvd. 90036; 938-2073. SCHULLER, WILLIAM, AGENCY, MISHKIN AGENCY, 9110 Sunset Blvd.. Los Angeles 90069; 273.4000. 9255 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, 90069; 274- SCHWARTZ, DON, AGENCY, 5261. 8721 Sunset Blvd.. 90046: 657.8910. MOORE, LOLA D., SEAMAN, GEORGE, AGENCY, 560 North Larchmont Ave., Los Angeles, 90004; 8272 Sunset Blvd., 90046: OLdfield 6-1161. Hfllvwood 6-7151. SHAFER, HAL, AGENCY, MORRÌS, EDMUND, ASSOCIATES, 1017 North La Cienega Blvd., 90069, Los Angeles; 8733 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 659-3030. OL 7-4100. MORRIS, WILLIAM, AGENCY, INC., SHAPIRO-LICHTMAN, 151 4-7451; El Camino, Beverly Hills; CRestview 116 N. Robertson Blvd., 90048; 652-9893. BRadshaw 2-4111. SHAW. GI ENN, MOSS, BURTON, 6440 Sunset Blvd.. T.os Angeles 90069; 654-6110. 118 Son,h Beverly Dr.. Beverly Hills; 275.6195. SH"RRELL, LEW, AGENCY, LTD., MOSS. DAVID H., ASSOCIATES, 8961 Sunset Blvd.. Los Angeles 90069; 7033 Sunset Blvd., 90028; 466-6206. 271-5236. AGENCY, SHIFFRIN, WILLIAM, MURPHY, MARY, 9000 Sunset Blvd., Suite 1206, Los Angeles 90069; 9172 Sunset Blvd., 90069: 273.5836. CRestview 4-7641. NEWMAN, MARC, AGENCY, SHIPLEY-ISHIMOTO AGENCY, 8530 Blvd.. Beverly Hills, 90211; 652-3961. Wilshire 9163 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90046; CRestview O'BRYAN, FRAN, AGENCY, 6-6751. 1648 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles; 483.7452 or 482- SHORT, ANTRIM, AGENCY, 7542. 6515 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90038; H011ywood OLIVER, MAURINE AND ASSOCIATES, 6.1386. 8746 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90046; 657-1250. SHREVE, DOROTHY, AGENCY, OTIS, DOROTHY DAY, AGENCY, 13413 Ventura Blvd.. North HnllvwoM; 783.0388. 6430 Sunset Blvd., 90028; 461-4911. SHURR, INTERNATIONAL AGENCY, LTD., PACIFIC ARTISTS, LTD., 1901 8743 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; 657-5990. Ave. of the Stars. 90067; 277-4434. PAYTON, BOB, AGENCY, SIEGEL, JEROME S. ASSOCIATES, 8733 Sunset Blvd.. CRestview 4-0684. 8272 Sunset Blvd., 90046; OLdfield 6-1880. SINDF.LL AGENCY, THE, PEARSON, BEN, 449 1046 North Carol Dr.. 90069: CRestview 4-5488. South Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills 90212; 278- PICKMAN COMPANY, INC., THE, 4481. 124 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, 90212; 273-8273. SOTTO, ED, AND ASSOCIATES, POMEROY, JACK AGENCY, 10960 Ventura 111,,1 North Hollywood; 464-2342. 13455 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks; 981-1250. STANDARD ARTISTS AGENCY, PORTNOY, MILDRED ORMINS, AGENCY, 9050 Santa Monica Blvd.. 90069; 274-8536. 12307 Ventura Blvd.. Studio City; PO 1-8858. STERN, CHARLES, AGENCY, PREFERRED ARTISTS, 9220 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 273-6890. 241 S. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, 90212; 273-8761. STEWART, JACK, PREMIERE ARTISTS AND PRODUCTIONS 8733 Sunset Blvd., 90069: 657-3366. AGENCY, STEVENS, NORMAN, AGENCY, 1046 North Carol Dr.. 90069; CRestview 4-5488. 10929 Weyburn Ave., 90024; 270-4902. PRESCOTT, GUY, AGENCY, SWANSON, H. N., INC., 7906 Santa Monica Blvd.. 90046; 656-1963. 8523 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90046; OLympia PRINCE, CAROL, AGENCY, 9.5385. 9000 Sunset Blvd., 90069: 652-7274. SWOVERLAND, HAROLD, AGENCY, PROFESSIONAL ARTISTS' AGENCY, 7906 Santa Monica Blvd., 90046; 654.7600. 700 North Fairfax; 295-7751. TALENT. INC., PROGRESSIVE MANAGEMENT CORP., 1421 North Mcf widen Pl.. 90028: H011ywood 2-0913. 9000 Sunset Blvd., 90069: 278-0900. TANNEN, HERB & ASSOCIATES, QUINLAN, PAT, AGENCY, 6640 Sunset Blvd.. 90028; 461-3055. 14753 Ventura Blvd., Sherman Oaks, 91403; 788- TAYLOR, WILLIAM. AGENCY, 9704. 8235 Santa Monica Blvd., 90046; 656-7590. RAISON -ROBERT, AGENCY, THOMPSON, LIONEL B., 9000 Sunset Blvd.,Blvd. 90069. 273-8422. ROBINSON AND 8979 Sunset Blvd., 90069; CRestview 1-2188. 132 S. Rodeo Dr., Beverly Hills, 90210; 275-6114. TOBIAS, HERB & ASSOCIATES, INC., 1901 Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles 90087; 277- ROBINSON-WEINTRAUB & ASSOCIATES, INC., 6211. 8438 Melrose Place, 90069; 653-5802. ROGAL, BERT, ARTISTS MANAGEMENT, 20TH CENTURY ARTISTS, 8831 1114 North Gardner St., 90046; 876-3364. Sunset Blvd., 90069: 659-0720. ROSE, HAROLD ARTISTS, LTD., ULLMAN, GEORGE, AGENCY, INC., 8530 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills; OL 2-3961. 8979 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90046; CRestview ROSEN, JERRY AGENCY, THE, 4-5238. 8693 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills; 657.4300. VENICO ENTERPRISES, ROSEN -LAUREN AGENCY, INC., 130 S. Robertson, Beverly Hills, 90211; 657-6480. 9000 Sunset Blvd., Suite 503, 90069; CRestview VITT, ANGIE, AGENCY, 6-1005. 9172 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 276-3071. RUBIN, HOWARD, AND ASSOCIATES, VON -YOUNG AGENCY, 355 North Canon Dr., Beverly Hills; CRestview 6223 Selma Ave., Los Angeles; H011ywood 5-2551. 3-6290. WARD, HARRY, AGENCY, RUBY, BETTY, TALENT AGENCY, WARNER, ARTHUR AGENCY, 1741 North Ivar Ave., 90028; H011ywood 6-6652. 8230 Beverly Blvd., 90048; 653-9420. THE SACKHEIM AGENCY, WEINER, JACK, AGENCY, 222 North Canon Dr., Beverly Hills; CRestview 8721 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; OLympia 6-3151. 2-1140.

556 WEINTRAUB, MURRY, CONWAY, JULIE, 160 W. 46th St.; PL 7-1079. 1017 North La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; COOPER, BILL ASSOC., 39 W. 55th St.; 265.4990. 01. 2.3892. COOPER, FRANK, ASSOC., 39 W. 55th St.; ,a'. WHEELER, NITA, ARTIST AGENCY, 1100. 6605 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 90028; 464-0092. CRAIN, MAURICE, 18 E. 41st St.; MU 5.7564. WILCK, LAURA, CREATIVE MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES, LTD., 9165 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; CRestview 600 Madison Ave.; 935-4000. 1.7131. DEACY, JANE, 119 E. 54th St.; PL 2.4865. WILK, TED, AGENCY, DIAMANT, ANITA, 51 East 42nd St.; 687-1122. 9172 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; CRestview DRAPER, STEPHEN AGENCY, 37 W. 57th St.; 3-0801. HA 1-5780. WILKINS, DICK & ASSOCIATES, EASTMAN, CARL, 427 E. 52nd St.; 751-5566. 10523 Burbank Blvd., N. Hollywood, 91603; 761- ELMO, ANN, 545 Fifth Ave.; MU 2-4327. 9524. FIERST, A. L., 630 9th Ave., 765-4195. WILKINS, PAUL, AGENCY, FISHBEIN, FRIEDA, 353 W. 57th St.; CI 7- 8721 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; 657.5746. 4398. WINKLER, DANIEL M., FLES, BARTHOLD LITERARY AGENCY, 507 9538 Brighton Way, Suite 322, Beverly Hills; Fifth Ave.; MU 7.7248. CRestview 4-4080. FRENCH, SAMUEL, 25 W. 45th St.; JU 2.4700. WITT, PETER, ASSOCIATES, INC. GENERAL ARTISTS CORP., 600 Madison Ave.; 321 Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, 90212; 278-1081. 935-4000. See Creative Management Associates. WITZER-RHODES AGENCY, GOODMAN, MARTIN, 667 Madison Ave.; PL 1- 9000 Sunset Blvd., 90069; 278-1926. 3555. WORLD-WIDE ARTISTS MANAGER, INC., GREENBURGER, SANFORD, J., 595 Madison 6777 Hollywood Blvd., 90028; 464-2149. Ave.; Pl. 3-2581. WORMSER, JACK, AGENCY, GREENGRASS ENTERPRISES, 595 Madison Ave.; 1717 North Highland Ave., 90(128; H011ywood 6-9111. 421-8415. YATES, STEPHEN AND ASSOCIATES, GRESHLER, ABNER, J. AGENCY, 119 W. 57th 9025 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, 90211; 273-3600. St.: 247-3205. ZIEGLER-ROSS-TENNANT, INC., HAHLO, SYLVIA, 24 W. 55th St.; CI 6-2165. 9255 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; CRestview HALE, JEANNE, 31 W. 10th St.; OR 3-6360; 5 E. 8-0070. 10th St., 673-6360. ZIMMERMAN, HERMAN, AGENCY, HALLEN, INGRID, 211 E. 53rd St.; MU 8-1370. 12077 Ventura Pl., Studio City; 766-8119. HARTIG, MICHAEL F., 105 W. 55th St.; PL 7- 2224. HAYWARD, LELAND, 655 Madison Ave.; TE New York 8-5100. HESSELTINE, BOOKMAN & SEFF, LTD., 157 W. 57th St.; LT 1.8850. ADLER, HARRY AGENCY, 67 W. 55th St.; PL HOLLYWOOD, DANIEL, MANAGEMENT, 30 7-25 3 5. AGNETA, West 60th St.; 265-8640. NICHOLAS T.; 1270 Sixth Ave.- 265-0247. HORCH, FRANZ J., ASSOC., 325 E. 57th St.; AMERICAN ARTISTS REPS. INC., 60 West 45th PL 3.9810. St.; 682-2462. INTERNATIONAL FAMOUS AGENCY, INC., AMERICAN GIRL SERVICE, 330 Madison Ave.; 1301 Ave. of Americas; 956-5800. 661-0800. JOHNSON, MARGOT, 405 E. 54th St.; MU 8- AMERICAN LITERARY EXCHANGE, 325 E. 7638. 53rd Jt.; PL 5-0173. JORDAN, JOE TALENT AGENCY, 400 Madison AMERICAN PLAY CO., 52 Vanderbilt Ave.; MU 6-o332. Ave.; PL 5-2198. ARTISTS JOSEPH, NANNINE. 200 W. 54th St.: CI 7.4346. AGENCY CORP., (See International Fa- JOSEPHSON, MARVIN, ASSOC., 1301 Avenue of mous Agency, Inc.), 1301 Avenue of the Americas; 956-5800. 956-5800. the Americas; JOYCE, JOLLY, 58 W. 48th St.; 757-0334. ARTISTS' REPRESENTATIVES ASSN., INC., KAPLAN -VELDT, INC., 667 Madison Ave., PL í27u Sixth Ave.; CI 6-1379. ASHLEY FAMOUS 5-2214. AGENCY, INC., (See Interna- KENNEDY ARTISTS REP., 237 West 11 St.; OR tional Famous Agency, Inc.), 1301 Sixth Ave.; 956-5800. 5-3944. KING, ARCHER, Time & Life Bldg., 1271 Sixth ASTOR RICHARD, AGENCY, 119 W. 57th St.; LT 1-1970. Ave.; LT l-8513. 119 W. 57th PL 7-4250. BARRY AGENCY, 120 56th KROLL, LUCY, St.; E. St.; 751.0721. ASSOC., INC., 226 West 47th Street; BARTSCH, HANS, PLAYS, 1860 Bway.; 581-3338. LEAVERTON BAUMAN, RICHARD, 1650 Bway.; 75741098. 581-0907. BINDAMIN, LEDDY, MARK, 225 W. 57th St.; JU 6-2760. MADGE, 500 Fifth Ave.; 279-9780. PL 2-4450. BISHOP, LOLA, AGENCY, 152 West 55th St.; LEIGH, SANFORD, 236 E. 53rd St.; 245-4775. LENNIGER. AUGUST, 11 W. 42nd St.; WI 7. BLASSINGAME, LURTON, 60 E. 42nd St.; 687- 1859. 7491. MARTINELLI, JOHN, ATTRACTIONS, 1674 Bway.; JU 6-0963. BRANDT & BRANDT DRAMATIC DEPT., INC., 22 E. 101 Park Ave.; MU 3-5890. MATSON, HAROLD COMPANY, INC., BRODER, 40th St.; 679-4490. JANE, 60 East 42nd St.; 697-8044. Ave.; BROWN, CURTIS, LTD., 60 E. 56th St.; 755- MCA INC.. 445 Park 759-7500. 4200. McCALL, MONICA, 1271 Sixth Ave.; PL 7.8618. 56 W. 45th St.; TN BURKE, BERNARD, 48 W. 48th St.; PL 7-4540. McCLENDON, ERNESTINE, BYE, GEORGE T. & CO., 22 E. 60th St.; EL 5- 7-2287. 4182. McINTOSH & OTIS. INC., 18 E. 41st St.; MU 9- CARNEGIE TALENT AGENCY, INC., 850 7th Ave.; 1050. 24a-8871. MEREDITH, SCOTT. 580 Fifth Ave.; CI -5.5500. CELEBRITY MANAGEMENT LTD., 1501 Broad- MILLER, DICK, ENTERPRISES, 1545 Bway.; LT way; 736-1784. 1-9161. CENTRAL CASTING CORPORATION, 200 W. 54th MINCOLLA, FRANK, T., ASSOC., 598 Madison St.; 1U 2-4933. Ave.; PL 9-6272, PL 9-6282. CHAMBRUN, JACQUES, 745 Fifth Ave.; PL 5- MORRIS, WILLIAM, AGENCY, INC., 1350 Sixth 9464. Ave.; 586.5100. CLYNE, SARA, 250 W. 57th St.; JU 2-1957. NORTH, MEYER B.. 382 Central Park West; AC COLE, TOBY, 234 W. 44th St.; BR 9-7770. 2.6717. COLEMAN -ROSENBERG AGENCY, 667 Madison OBER, HAROLD ASSOC., 40 E. 49th St.; PL 9. Ave.; TE 8-0734. 8600. COMMAND APPEARANCE, B-111 H7lside Man- OSCARD, FIFI, AGENCY, LTD., 19 West 44th St.; or, New Hyde Park, N.Y. (516) 742.0500; 756 7th YU 6-8470. Ave., Suite 404B; 586-2595. OSTERTAG, BARNA, 501 Fifth Ave.; OX 7.6339. 557 PERRY, AL, PRODUCTIONS, INC., 1650 Bway.; BERNSTEIN, JAY, 9110 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles Cl 7-7260. 90069; CRestview 4-7656. POLAN, BARRON, LTD., 250 E. 49th St.; PL 9- BIRDWELL, RUSSELL, 9250 Wilshire Blvd., Bev- 4727. erly Hills Suite 42; CRestview 3.8477. REYNOLDS, PAUL R. INC., 599 Fifth Ave.; BLACK, HILDA, 6311 Yucca St., Hollywood 90028; MU 8-4767. H011ywood 4-1745. RICHARD, MAX, INC., 300 W. 55th St.; 757- BLEEDEN, JOE, 10626 Wilshire Blvd., L. A. (24); 6414. CR 3-3414. RUBENSTEIN, BERNARD, AGENCY, 342 Madi- BOLLINGER, HENRI, 1735 No. Vine St., L. A. (28), son Ave.; YU 6-1317. 466-8542. RUBIN, DICK, 200 W. 57th St.; 245.7810. BOOKE & CO., INC., 8920 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly RUDDER, HARRY, 160 W. 46th St.; CI 6-3940. Hills; 655.8363. RUSSELL & VOLKENING, INC., 551 Fifth Ave.; BRAVERMAN-MIRISCH, INC., 9255 Sunset Blvd., MU 2-5340. Los Angeles 90069; 272-8608. RYAN, CHARLES VERNON ENTERPRISES, 35 BURSON-MARSTELLER ASSOCIATES, 3600 Wil- W. 53rd St.; CI 5-2225. shire Blvd., Los Angeles; 386.8600. SALISBURY, LEAH, INC., 790 Madison Ave.; BYOIR, CARL, AND ASSOCIATES, INC., 900 Wil- 628-4404. shire Blvd., Los Angeles; 627-6421. SCHAFFNER, JOHN, 425 East 51st St.; MU 8-4763. THE CAMBRIDGE CO., 8961 Sunset Blvd., L. A. SCHUBERT, BERNARD L., INC., 2 E. 78th St.; 90069; 274-4202. 628-8600. CARR, ARNOLD, 1220 Sunset Plaza, L. A. (48); SCHWARTZ-LUSKIN AGENCY, 156 E. 52nd St.; 657-6292. PL 3-1529. CASEY, MIKE AND ASSOCIATES, 9000 Sunset SILVER, MONTY, 850 7th Ave.; 765-4040. Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; 273-6522. SNELL LITERARY AGENCY, 107 MacDougall CHADWICK COMPANY, THE, 1717 North High- St.; 254-2245. land Ave., Hollywood 90028; 851.1500. STRASSMAN, TONI F., 130 East 18th St.; 473-5030. CHANDLEE, ESME, & ASSOCIATES, 170 North SULLIVAN, PAT, TALENT AGENCY, INC., 1790 Robertson Blvd., Beverly Hills 90211; 657-8340. Broadway; JU 2-0260. CHATFIELD, BLAKE ORG., 2025 Ave. of the Stars, TALENT REPS. INC., 20 E. 53rd St.; PL 2-1835. L. A. 90067; 277-3161. THOMAS, JEAN, AGENCY, 1650 Broadway; JU CLARK, TOM, 8721 Sunset Blvd., L. A.; 659-1660. 6.4616. COBERT CORP., 258 S. Beverly Dr., B.H. 278.8911. THOMAS, MICHAEL, AGENCY, 667 Madison CORN, BEIN, CO., 1040 North Las Palmas, Los An- Ave.; 755-2616. geles 90038; HO 9-9011. TRANUM, CHARLES B., 603 Madison Ave.; CONTEMPORARY PUBLICITY, 9124 W. Sunset PL 1-3880. Blvd., Los Angeles 90069; 273-8430. UNITED TALENT AGENCY, INC., 157 W. 57th CORDOVA CO., THE, 727 W. 7th St., Los Angeles; St.; 765-1200. 623-8177. VOIGHTS & FIELDS, INC., 250 W. 57th St.; COSSETTE, PIERRE, 120 El Camino Dr., Beverly 581.7240. Hills; 274-8091. WADE, CARLSON LITERARY AGENCY, 12 E. COWAN, WARREN, 250 North Canon Dr., Beverly 41st St.; 683-1450. Hills; CRestview 5-4581. WATKINS INC., 77 Park Ave.; LE 2-0080. CUMMINGS ROY, INC., 8967 Vista Grande, Los WEBB-COSDEN AGENCY, 200 W. 57th St.; CO 5- Angeles 90069; 276.4338. 4311. E. C. DE LAVIGNE & ASSOCIATES (Labor Rela- WIESE, HENRY WILLIAM, 1674 Bway.; CO 5- tions), 13902 Fiji Way, Suite 299, Marina Del Ray, 1930. C. A. 90291; 823-5210. WILLIAMS, ANNIE LAURIE, 18 E. 41st St.; DIENER-HAUSEN-GREENTHAL CO., INC., 9126 MU 5.7564. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 911Ú69; 273.3800. WOLTERS, HANNS, 342 Madison Ave.; TN 7- DIMARCO, TONY, 4421 Riverside Dr. Burbank, 9117. Calif. 91505; 841-2688. WRIGHT, ANN, REP., 850 7th Ave.; 247.6470. DRuXMAN, M1CHArL B. & ASSOCIATES, 7015 WRITERS LITERARY AGENCY, 40 W. 72nd Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles; 274-8413. St. ; TR 3-2185. If no answer, EN 2-6100. EDur, AttTHuR, 1400 N. Foothill Rd., Ojal, Cali- ZIEGLER, JULES, 7100 Boulevard E, Guttenberg, lorma 9302.1; 805-646-5834. N. J.; 201-868-6614. EDDY JAMES, COMPANY, 1307 Sievia Alta Way, L. A. (69); 278-3785. EDEEMAiv, DANIEL, INC., 10920 Wilshire Blvd., West Los Angeles; 4/8-0891. EPSTEIN, DAVE, 6777 Hollywood Blvd., Holly- Publicity Representatives wood 90028; H011ywood 2.6881. FINE, GRE.TCHEN, 809 Couhenga Blvd., Los An- geles; 466-6431. in Hollywood -Los Angeles FINE, HANK, 6707 Miner Rd., Los Angeles; 851-2098. F1Tat,ERALD, PATRICIA, MU Sunset Blvd., Loa Angeles; CRestview Beverly Hills FLOOD, JIM AND ASSOCIATES, 9110 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90169. 2,4-0281. FLYNN, HOW ADR AND ASSOCIATES, 5927 ABRAMS, BOB, AND ASSOCIATES, 6430 Sunset Franklin Ave., Los Angeles; 403.8108. Blvd., Los Angeles 90028; 461-4393. FOGARTY, JACK V. & ASSOCIATES, 9601 ACKERMAN-EGAN ASSOCIATES, 324 S. Beverly sire Blvd., Suite 22, B. H. 91210; 274-8009. Dr., Beverly Hills, 90212; 278-3190. FOLDARE, MAURY AND ASOCIATES, 1717 ALLAN, INGERSOLL, AND WEBER, 1901 Avenue North Highland Ave., Hollywood 28; H011ywood of the Stars, Suite 680, Century City, Los Angeles 9.8135. 90067; 277.3200. FORD, BERT, PR, 1041 N. Formosa Ave., L.A. ALVI, JOE & CO., 1052 West 6th St., Los Angeles; 90046; H09.7652. 680-1413. FOX, JULES AND JO BROOKS, 11740 Hatteras; BAKER ASSOC., 1100 North La Cienega Blvd., Los N. H.; 877-9187. Angeles; 657-4410. BALKIN, FRANKEN PUBLIC RELATIONS, 1101 S. Robert- SIDNEY & ASSOC., 340 North Camden son, Los Angeles; 272.7577. Dr., Beverly Hills; 278-2951. BANKER, FRED AND ASSOCIATES, 3467 Wright - FREEMAN-GORDON-BEST, 6565 W. Sunset Blvd., wood Drive, Studio City, 91604; 877-0691. Hollywood 90028; 462-2395. BARLOR ASSOCIATES, 428 North Palm Dr., Bev- FULKERSON, CHARLES E. ASSOCIATES, 174 erly Hills; 278-1998. North Canon Dr., Beverly Hills; 271-5797. BAUS AND ROSS CO., 2796 W. 8th St., Los Angeles; FURMAN ASSOCIATES, 3133 Lake Hollywood Dr., DUnkiri 8.1107. Los Angeles 90028; 469-6377. BENNETT, ALEON & ASSOCS., 8272 Sunset Blvd., GARRETT CO.,67.1801.HE, 8730 Sunset Blvd., Los An- L. A. 90046; 656-1616. geles 90069; 558 GARRETT, MICKEY, ASSOCIATES, 3349 Cahuen- KAHN, MILTON AND ASSOCIATES. 9460 Wil- ga Boulevard West; Los Angeles: 463-2361. shire Blvd.. Suite 414. Beverly Hills: 274-8641. GAYNOR AND DUCAS OF CALIFORNIA, 1800 KAMINS. BERNIE, 9720 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Avenue of the Stars, Los Angeles; 879-2030. Hills: CRestview 1-8141. GELFORD, GORDON AND ASSOCIATES, 8907 KENNETT, PUBLIC RELATIONS ASSOCIATES, Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills; 652-6340. 6640 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90028, H011ywood GERSHENSON & DINGILIAN ASSOCIATES, 120 3-7191. F.1 Camino. Suite 206. Beverly Hills 90212; 278-2343. KLINE, FRED, 809 Cahuenga Blvd., Los Angeles; 462-6371. GERSHMAN, SWANEY & GIBSON, 6671 W. Sun- set. L. A. 90028; 465-4131. KRAGEN -KEN & FRIENDS, INC-, 451 North Canon GIBBONS ADVERTISING AND Dr., Beverly Hills; 273-5011. PUBLIC RELA- & TIONS, 652 N. Sunulveda, (B.A.) 476-3382. LEE ASSOCIATES, 8170 Beverly Blvd., Los An- geles: 651-2090. GOODMAN ORGANISATION, 1800 N. THE, High LEIGHTON, 6253 land Ave.. Hollywood 90028; 464-7241. JOE & ASSOCIATES, Holly- wood Blvd.. Los Angeles: H011ywood 5-2141. GREY PUBLIC RELATIONS, 9025 Wilshire Blvd., LENCH, & Beverly 274-8401. JERRY ASSOCS., 7033 Sunset Blvd., Hills; L. A. 90069: 769-2258. 10639 GROSS, MICKEY, ENTS., Riverside Dr., LEVY, BETTY, 9000 Sunset Blvd., L. A. 90069; North Hollywood. 464-8189. HANSON & SCHWAM, 9255 Sunset Blvd., Los An- LEWIS & ASSOCIATES, 3440 Wilshire Blvd., Los gele. 90069: 27R-1255. Angeles; 381-7641. HARSHE-ROTMAN & DRUCK, INC., 3345 Wil- LEWIS HERM & ASSOCIATES, 560 N. Larch - shire Blvd.. T,os Angeles; DUnkirk 5-5271. mont, Los Angeles; 464-8189. HEGARTY AND KOUGHAN, 174 North Canon Dr., LEWIS CO., THE, 8741 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles Beverly Hills: 274-6716. 90069: 655-9242. HELLMAN, DORIS, 427 West 5 St., L. A. 90013; LIBERMAN, FRANK, AND ASSOCIATES, 9255 628-6025. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90046; 278.1993. HILDEBRAND, HAROLD & ASSOCIATES, 6752 LITROV/LEVINSON, 9171 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Selma Ave., L. A. 90069; 467-1633. Hills: Suite 540; 274.7855. HOENIG & ASSOCIATES, 170 North Robertson MSI (McFadden. Strauss & Irwin, Inc.), 1017 No. Blvd.. Beverly Trills 90211: 657-8581. La Cienga Blvd., L. A. 90069; 657.4330. HOFFMAN AND PALADINO, AND LANDIA, MAHONEY. JIM & ASSOCIATES, 120 El Camino, 9000 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles: CR8-0024. Beverly Hills; CRestview 4-8867. HOWARD AND ASSOCIATES, 1607 El Centro, Los MARSH, PAUL AND ASSOCIATES, 9255 W. Sun- Angeles; 469.7676. set. L. A.: 278-7281. INGERSOLL, RICK, 1901 Avenue of the Stars, Los McDERMOTT, JOSEPH, 412 North Canon Dr., Angeles; 277-3200. Beverly Hills: 275-8419. JACOBY, INC., 8721 Sunset Blvd., L. A. 90069; McFADDEN, STRAUSS & IRWIN, 1017 North La 652-5623. Cienega Blvd.; OLympia 7-4330. JARZEN, BOB & ASSOCS., 9220 Sunset Blvd., L. A. McNAUGHT, PEGGY, 170 North Robertson Blvd., 90069; 276-9994. Beverly Hills; 657-8660. JURRAS, TY, 521 North La Cienega Blvd., Los An- MEIKLEJOHN, WILLIAM, 9250 Wilshire Blvd., geles; 655-6322. Suite 412, Beverly Hills; 273.2556.

JAY BERNSTEIN hansom PUBLIC RELATIONS

9110 Sunset Boulevard Suite 250 Los Angeles, California 90069 CR 4-7656

NEW YORK LONDON HONOLULU MADRID PARIS ROME WASHINGTON, D.C.

559 MERRICK COMPANY, THE MIKE, 9000 Sunset ROGERS, HENRY, 250 North Canon Dr., Beverly Blvd., Suite 717, Los Angeles 90069; 278-1211. Hills; CRestview 5-4581. MERRIN, DAN, General Service Studio, 1040 North ROSE, BOB & ASSOCIATES, 186 North Canon Dr., Las Palmas. Los Angeles: 469-9141. Beverly Hills; 274-7117. MILLEN. NORMAN AND ASSOCIATES, 9100 ROSE, GLENN, 8440 Sunset Boulecard, Los Angeles. Sunset Blvd.. Los Angeles 90046; 272-8461. 90046; 654-8198. MORGAN, HELEN COMPANY, Sunset and Vine RUDER & FINN OF LOS ANGELES, INC., 9300 Tower, 6290 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles; 466.9757. Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills; 274-8393. MUSGROVE, STANLEY, 1540 North Highland SACKIN, STANLEY, 1717 North Highland Ave., Ave.. Los Angeles 90028: H011ywood 5-2027. Los Angeles 90028; 467-7425. NEWTON -AMATO -NEWTON, 211 South Beverly SALTMAN-MIRISCH, 8831 Sunset Blvd. 90069; Dr.. Beverly Hills: 273.2104. 657-8680. PAM, JERRY & ASSOCIATES, 1041 N. Formosa SALTMAN, SHELDON PUBLIC RELATIONS Ave., Hollywood, Calif. 90046; 851-2615. INC., 8831 Sunset Blvd., L. A. 90069; 455-7610. PARTLOW, VERN, 1148 Hyperion Ave., Los An- SAMUELSON, CHIEF, & ASSOCIATES, 1800 geles; NO 7-3417. North Highland Ave.. 466.6106. PEIRCE, BILL, 1717 North Highland Ave., Holly- SCANNELL ASSOCIATES, 1093 Broxton, West Los wood 90028; H011ywood 9.8135. Angeles; 879-9260. PHILLIPS, HAL AND ASSOCIATES, 464 North SCHARF, MANN & CO., 9056 Santa Monica Blvd., Bedford Dr., Beverly Hills: 278-3700. Los Angeles 90069: CRestview 4-6222. POMERANTZ, CHARLES A., LTD., 15300 Ventura SHANAHAN, DENNIS F. & ASSOC., 224 So. Rob- Blvd., Sherman Oaks, 91413; 872-0080. ertson Blvd., B. H. 90211; 657-8484. PRICE, JOE & ASSOCS. 9000 Sunset Blvd., L. A. SHANNON, LEONARD, P. O. Box 85246, L. A. 90069: 271.2116. 90072; 277-2211. PROCTOR, JACK, 6926 Melrose Ave., Hollywood SHAW, EDWARD, AND ASSOCIATES, 9887 Santa 90038; WEbster 6-7235. Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills; 90212; 878-4602. PROMO PRODUCTIONS, 10643 Somma Way, L. A. SHEFRIN, GENE ASSOCIATES, 812 South Robert- 90024; GR2-1067. son Blvd., Los Angeles 90035; 657-2270. CO., 1940 PUBLIC COMMUNICATIONS WEST, 6252 Tele- SHERMAN THE, North Las Palmas, graph Rd., 723.6401. Hollywood 90038; H011ywood 9-9011. PUBLIC SIEGMAN, JOSEPH, INC., 9255 Sunset Blvd., Los RELATIONS ASSOCIATION, 9000 Sun- Angeles 90069; 276-1014. set Blvd., Los Angeles; 278-4282. SMITH, HARRIETTE, 435 N. Maple Dr., B. H., REDFIELD, TONI & ASSOCIATES, 6290 Sunset 90210; 274.2420. Blvd., Los Angeles: 465-5174. SMITH, JEWEL, 435 N. Roxbury Dr., B. H., 90210; RHODES, BOB, 6290 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles; 276-7683. 466-9757. SMITH, LOU, ORGANIZATION, 9107 Wilshire RIFKIND, MELVIN & ASSOCIATES, 6505 Wilshire Blvd., B. H. 90210; CR1-6221. Blvd., L. 651-5160. A.; SOLTERS & SABINSON, INC., 9255 Sunset Blvd., ROBERTS, MARTIN & ASSOCIATES, INC., 8920 Los Angeles 90069; 275-5303. Wilshire Blvd., B. H. 90211; 659-3512. SPRINGER, JOHN ASSOCIATES, INC., 1901 Ave- ROGERS COWAN AND BRENNER, INC., 250 nue of the Stars, Century City, Los Angeles 90067; North Canon Dr., Beverly Hills; 275-4581. 277-3744.

JOHN SPRINGER

ASSOCIATES, INC. Public Relations

CHARLES A. POMERANTZ 667 Madison Avenue LTD. New York 10021 Public Relations (212) 421-6720

WEST COAST OFFICE

1901 Avenue of the Stars, Century City Los Angeles 90067 (213) 277-3744

LONDON MADRID ROME PARIS

560 INC., 800 2nd Ave., E. F., 9021 Melrose Ave., L. A. BYOIR, CARL & ASSOCIATES, STERN, ALFRED N.Y.; Yll 6-6100. 90069; 214-9404. H., INC., 1501 Broadway, N.Y.; 1717 North Highland Ave., Holly- CANTON, ARTHUR STROUT, DICK, 947-2445. wood 90028; H011ywood 7-4106. INC., 551 Fifth Blvd., COMMUNICATIONS ADVISORS, STUART, FRED, ASSOCIATES, 9126 Sunset Ave., N.Y.; YU 6-4235. 274-01,74. I os Angeles 90069; AL, PUBLICITY, 444 Madison Ave., N.Y.; 3115 W. Olive, DAVIS, SUHOSKY, BOB ASSOCIATES, PL 3-4288. Burbank, Calif. 91505: 843-3741. DOLL, BILL & CO., 150 West 52nd St., N.Y.; 586. SYE, R. J., & ASSOCIATES, 9000 Sunset Blvd., 8894. L. A. 90069; 274-6195. EISEN, MAX, 234 West 44th St., LA 4-0872, OX 5- TEPPER, RON & ASSOCS. 8961 Sunset Blvd., 1864. L. A. 90069; 274-8369. FALK, RICHARD R., ASSOCIATES, 220 West 42nd THOMAS-MASKELL, 6305 Yucca St., Hollywood St., N.Y.; 10036; CH 4.5797. 90028; H011ywood 2-3291. GERSH, RICHARD ASSOCIATES, INC., 200 West TOSTEVIN, BILL, 1315 N. Central Ave., Glendale 57th St., N Y. 10019; 757-1101. 91202; 245-2250. HARSHE-ROTMAN & DRUCK, INC., 300 East 44th VANDEBURG-LINKLETTER ASSOCIATES, 1800 St.. MO 1-3400. Avenue of the Stars. Los Angeles: 272-0866. KATZ, ALFRED, 100 West 57th St., N.Y.; 757.4776. WAGGONER PUBLIC RELS., 7188 Sunset Blvd., LEWIS BERNARD CO., THE, 37 West 57th St., L. A. 90046; 876.1611. N. Y . 10036 ; H A 1.2650. WALL, SAM, 1717 North Highland Ave., Los Ange. McFADDEN, STRAUSS, EDDY & IRWIN, 509 les 90028: 464-2760. Madison Ave., Suite 1614, N.Y. 10022; 421.7610. WALL STREET CONSULTANTS/CALIFORNIA, PENZELL, LARRY, 501 Madison Ave., N.Y.; PL 9777 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills; 878-4111. 9-3890. WATTERS, BILL, 1271 St. Ives Place, Los Angeles PINE, ARTHUR, 1780 Broadway, N.Y.; 265-7330. 90046: BRad'haw 2-0148. HAROLD RAND & CO., INC., 50 East 42nd St., WINTER, NORMAN, 8255 W. Sunset, Los Angeles N.Y.; 986-9095. 90028; 654-1473. ROFFMAN, RICHARD H., ASSOCIATES, 675 WODELL & ASSOCIATES, Hobart Building Tower, West End Ave., N.Y.; RI 9-3647. Market & Montgomery St., San Francisco. ROGERS, COWAN & BRENNER, INC., 598 Madi- WOLCOTT, CARLSON & CO., 1111 Wilshire Blvd., son Ave., N.Y.; PL 9-6272. Los Angeles: 482-2880. RUDER & FINN, INC., 110 East 59th St. WOLHANDER, JOE & ASSOCIATES, 9021 Melrose ASSOCIATES, 218 W. 47th St., Ave., Los Angeles; 274-9404. RUSSELL, JOE, IRWIN, 6565 West Sunset Blvd., Los N.Y.; CI 5-4848. ZUCKER, 62 West 45th St., N.Y. Angeles; 461.3471. SOLTERS & SABINSON, 10036; TN 7-8500. SONNENBERG, BENJAMIN, 280 Park Ave., N.Y.; YU 6-5400. SPRINGER, JOHN, ASSOCIATES, INC., 667 Madi- New York son Ave., N.Y. 10021; 421-6720. TAPLINGER, ROBERT S. ASSOCIATES, INC., DAVID O. ALBER ASSOCIATES, INC., 44 East 415 Madison Ave., N.Y. 10017; PL 2-7722. 53rd St., N.Y. 10022; TE 8-8300. WALLER, TOM, ASSOCIATES, 303 West 42nd St., BASCH, BUuur, 2S West 45th St., N.Y.; JU 6-7570. N.Y.; 757-1588. BECK, MYER P., 729 7th Ave., N.Y., 10019; CI WAX, MORTON D. & ASSOCIATES, 200 West 51st 5-5552. St., N.Y.; 247-2159. BILLINGS, MARION, 200 West 57th St.., N.Y.; 581. WESTON ASSOCIATES, INC., 50 Central Park 4493. West, N.Y. 10023; TR 4-2060. BURKE & CORBIN ASSOCIATES, INC., 295 Madi- WOLHANDER, JOE, ASSOCIATES, INC., 211 son Ave., N.Y.; MU 7.7777. East 51st St., N.Y. 10022; 759-2050. Government Film Bureaus

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE: DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE: Motion Picture Service, Room 1081 South Bldg., The Pentagon Building, Washington, D. C. 20301. 12th & Independence Ave., S. W., Washington. Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense for D. C. 20250; 388.6072; Martin H. Lobdell, chief Public Affairs, DANIEL Z. HENKIN. of the motion picture service. This se tion was set up as a result of the Unifica- This office produces and distributes motion pictures tion Act. Part of its job is to coordinate Army, designed to aid in dissemination of information on Navy and Air Force public information films and the nt.eds for agricultural products, their production, other photographic work. distribution and utilization. The films demonstrate Audio -Visual Division: OX 7-4162. NORMAN T. improved methods in agriculture and home econom- HATCH, chief; LT. COL. JACK OLSEN, USAF, chief, ics, stress the need for conservation of soil and audio-visual news branch; DONALD E. BARUCH, chief, other resources, explain the farm credit system, motion picture production branch; RUSSELL W. forestry, marketing and similar subjects. WAGNER, chief, radio -TV production branch. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE: THE AIR FORCE: Business and Defense Services Administration, DEPARTMENT OF Scientific and Business Equipment Division, 14th Office of Information: OX 7-6061. BRIG. GEN. and E Streets, N. W., Washington, D. C. 20230; H. L. HOGAN, III, director. 967-3518. Pictorial/Broadcast Branch: OX 5.9622. Major This division, under SAUL. PAnwo, Director, studies CHARLES D. PELLOW, chief. nd reports statistics of the industry at home and Is in charge of Air Force Radio-TV and motion broad. The material gathered is published in depart- picture activities. nent reports and is used with information from other industries to help fulfill the function of "represent- DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY: ing business to the government and the Government Division is Office of the Chief of Information: OX 5-5135. to business.' Film specialist in the chief. EARL H. YOUNG, 967-2911. BRIG. GEN. WYNANT SIDLE, 561 Broadcast/Pictorial Branch: OX S-3007, OX 7- Office of Education: TERRELL BELL, acting commis- 0003. COL. FRANK B. TENNANT, chief. sioner; DONALD SWEENEY, Director; Office of In- Produces and arranges for the production of Army formation; WO 3-4118. tmtining and orientation films, aids newsreels in This section serves as an information clearing ...overage of matters pertaining to the Army in this country house for industrial and vocational training films and overseas. and as a source of information on all U. S. Govern- ment films and non -book instructional materials. Dis- DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY: tribution of 16mm sound motion pictures with cap- Office of Information: OX 7-7391. Rear Admiral tions added is a specialized film service of the Edu- LAWRENCE R. GEIS, chief. cational Media Branch. These films are loaned free to groups of deaf persons throughout the U. S. and U. S. Naval Photographic Center, Naval Air Sta- its outlying areas. tion, Anacostia, Washington, D. C.: Capt. R. F. ROEMER, commanding officer. OX 3-2102. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR: Produces and contracts for the production of Bureau training films, orientation and general information of Mines, Motion Picture Booking and Ship- films for ping Section, 4800 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. use by the Navy. 15213; Tel.: 412-621-4500. The U. S. MARINE Bureau maintains a library of motion pictures CORPS: depicting mining and metallurgical operations and Division of Information: OX 4-2958. JAY W. HUB- related manufacturing processes. They are loaned ARD, chief. free of charge, except for transportation, to educa- tional institutions, industries training workers, engi- ARMY AND AIR FORCE MOTION PICTURE neering, and scientific societies, civic and business SERVICE (under Board of Directors, Army and associations, and other responsible organizations. Air Force Exchange & Motion Picture Services). The cost of production is paid by co-operating indus- Main Office: 1775 K St., N. W. Washington, D. C. trial concerns but the pictures do not carry trade- 20315. OX 63303. ROBERT E. Qutcx, chief; H. L. marks, trade names or other direct advertising ma- TABOR, deputy. terials. Dr. A NICHOLAS VARDAC (343-3359), officer in charge, Bureau of Mines Audio-Visual Programs, DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH EDUCATION Washington, is in charge of production. The main AND WELFARE: distributing center for the films is the Bureau of Fourth Street anti Independence Avenue, S. W., Mines, 4800 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh. Copies of Washington, D. C. 20201. some of the films are deposited at industrial libraries in various principal Information Office: 963-4568. BAXTER H. OMostuN- cities. DRO, director; ROBERT C. DIEFENBACH, asst. direc- DEPARTMENT tor, (Audio isual Services), 963-5319. OF JUSTICE: Constitution Avenue Health Services & and 10th Street, N. W., Wash- Mental Health Administration: ington, D. C. 20530. DR. VERNON E. WILSON, administrator; EDWARD J. McVaicn, Director of Information; 443-2086. JOHN N. MITCHELL, Attorney General; JOHN W. HUSHEN, Director of Public Information; RE 7- PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE: 8200, ext. 2008. Environmental Health Service Administration: DEPARTMENT OF CHARLES C. JOHNSON, administrator, 962-3411; acting STATE: director, Public Affairs, THOMAS F. WILLIAMS, 443- 21st Street and Virginia Avenue, Washington, 4804. D. C. 20530. WILLIAM P. ROGERS, Secretary of State. EHS produces and distributes, under contract, a wide range of audio-visual materials about the en- MICHAEL COLLINS, Assistant Secretary for Public vironmental hazards in the United States. Affairs; 632-9606. Films produced at the Facility teach health or med OFFICE OF MEDIA SERVICES: ical subjects primarily at the level of professional schools and the practicing biomedical professions. A PAUL E. AUERSWALD, acting director, 632-2083. new program in 8mm, single concept film production Provides State Department assistance on film and is a special service to biomedical education. TV production. Produces an average of one film a The Facility serves as an international clearing year on foreign policy subjects and distributes them house for information about biomedical audiovisuals for public service TV and classroom use. and publishes this information in four catalogs re- leased each year. OFFICE OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE: Dept. HS and MHA produces and distributes film, audio of State; 632-2532. and video tape, and multi -media materials on prob- lems of mental and physical health by a combination (Concerned with commercial aspects of film indus- of contract and in-house facilities. try, trade treaties, quotas, restrictions, etc.) National Institute of Health: Da. Roamer Q. MARSTON, Director; STORM WHALEY, Associate Di- rector for Communications, 496-5787; JANE STAF- EXECUTIVE AGENCIES FORD, Acting Director of Information, 496-5633. FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS NIH's Audio Visual facilities are responsible for COMMISSION: the production and distribution of motion pictures, 1919 M St., N. W., Washington, D. C. 20554- slides and other materials depicting biomedical re- DEAN BURCH chairman. LEONARD WEINLES, search and its implications. chief, office of information, 632-7260. Charged with regulating interstate and foreign SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION: communications by means of electrical energy, in- cluding radio, television, ROBERT M. BALL, Commissioner; RUSSELL R. 'AL- and wire services. Licenses BERT Director, all standard, FM, and television broadcasting sta- Office of Information, 944-2187; ROB- tions and services. ERT FENWICK, Audio Visual Branch Chief, 944-5587. SSA produces and distributes films for use FEDERAL throughout the country describing social security and TRADE COMMISSION: its benefits. Sixth Street and Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W., Washington D. C. 20580-chairman, (vacant); SOCIAL DAVID H. BUSHWELL, director of information, AND REHABILITATION SERVICE: 393-6800. JOHN D. TWINAME Administrator; ROBERT A. Administers WILSON, Director of Public Affairs, 962-4655. statutes designed to promote fair com- petition in interstate trade; institutes proceeding to SRS produces and distributes films on a wide prevent unfair or deceptive practices, combinations variety of subjects, such as social welfare services in restraint of trade, Medicaid, false advertising, and illegal rehabilitation, juvenile delinquency and price discrimination. Supervises associations of ex- related topics. porters under the Export Trade Act. 562 SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION: ments. In addition to registering films for copyright 500 N. Capital St.,N. W., Washington, D. C. and publishing a record of copyright registrations, the 20547-HAMER IL BUDGE, chairman; OºvAL L. Library catalogs motion pictures and filmstrips, pub- DuBois, secretary (information), 755.1160. lishes both printed catalog cards and book catalogs for Registers new public security offerings, supervises such materials, collects current film selectively, main- exchange trading in securities, requires financial and tains an extensive archive of motion pictures from 1894 to date, and provides related bibliographic set U. S. INFORMATION AGENCY: vices. 1776 Pennsylvania Avenue, N. W. Washington Copyright Office-Abraham L. Kaminstein, Registr 25, D. C. -FRANK SHAKESPEARE, director. of Copyrights. Motion Picture and Television Service: 755.4108. Mrs. Elizabeth K. Dunne, Chief of the Copyright BRUCE HERSCHENSOHN, director; ANTHONY GUAR - Cataloging Division supervises the preparation of co, deputy director; WILBUR PEARSON chief, In- the semi-annual Catalog of Copyright Entries: ternational Communications Media, 755-1870. Cer- Motion Pictures and Filmstrips, which is by the tifies exemption of import duties if film is educa- Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing tional in nature. Office, Washington, D. C. 20402. This publication USIA producers, acquires and distributes abroad contains descriptive data for all theatrical and non - documentary films for the overseas information and theatrical pictures registered for copyright during cultural programs of U. S. Government. These films each 6 -month period and includes renewal registra- are used in support of American foreign policy ob- tions. jectives and deal with American life and American aims and aspirations at home and abroad. The Agency Processing Department-William J. Welsh, Director. produces an average of 650 films a year, in forms Mrs. Katharine W. Clugston, Head of the Audio - varying from television clips to feature length doc- Visual Section in the Descriptive Cataloging Division, umentaries. These films are distributed is 120 for- supervises the cataloging of about 3,000 motiov eign countries. The films are seen in czmmercial pictures and filmstrips a year, largely on the basis et theaters, in schools and universities, clubs, commu- information supplied by producers and film libraries. nity centers and other responsible and influential or- ganizations in these countries and television. They Reference Department-PAUL L. BERRY, director. are also shown by mobile film units operated by USIA and by other organizations. John B. Kuiper is Head of the Motion Picture Section in the Prints and Photographs Division, which The agency worldwide audience is several billions. has custody of the Library's collection of 26,000 motion pictures. The collection is primarily an archive. LIBRARY OF CONGRESS It contains educational, scientific, religious, industrial, 10 First Street, S. E., Washington, D. C. 20540: and documentary films, as well as newsreels and fea- 426-5000. L. Quincy Mumford, Librarian of tures. Chiefly American, it includes German, Italian, Congress; MRS. MARY C. LETHBRIDGE, informa. and Japanese films, and in it are historically impor- tion officer, ext. 605. tant films preserved by the Library from the early This agency serves as the national library and in- days of the motion -picture industry. Since 1942, about cludes the U. S. Copyright Office as one of its depart- 7110 representative titles a year have been retained.

563 Companies

NETWORKS

SET MANUFACTURERS

MAJOR PRODUCERS

MAJOR DISTRIBUTORS

564 Companies

(The following listing of companies includes networks, set man- ufacturers and major producers and distributors. For addition- al listings, see Producers -Distributors and Services sections).

Corp. VICE-PRESIDENT AND GEN. MGR. Admiral GEORGE L. CARRINGTON 3800 W. Cortland St., Chicago, III. 60647; 312- OPERATING MANAGER 292-2600. R. E. PIERCE CHAIRMAN SALES MANAGER Ross D. SIRACUSA, Sº. M. N. WOLF PRESIDENT DIRECTORS Ross D. SIRACUSA, JR. James J .Ling, Robert McCulloch, Clyde Skeen, PRESIDENT OF ADMIRAL INTERNA- A. A. Ward, R. C. Lewis, H. A. Blair. TIONAL CORP . á ADMIRAL INTER- DIVISION AMERICANA CORP. OFFICES NORMAN E. JOHNSON EASTERN: 650 Broadway, Newark, N. J.; 483.5305. J. T. Eves, division manager. SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT ELECTRONICS DIVISION SOUTHERN: 3121 Maple Dr. N.E., Atlanta, Ga.; W. BRADY 261.8930. N. V. Schneider, div. mgr. VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL COUNSEL NORTHEASTERN: 650 Broadway, Newark, WILLIAM S. BALTZ N. J.; 483-5011. F. Hall, Jr., division manager. VICE PRESIDENT, ADVERTISING CENTRAL: 608 So. Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.; THOMAS R. CHADWICK Wabash 2-6646; J. E. Reed, div. mgr.; C. G. VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF ENGI- Bosworth, br. mgr. NEERING WESTERN: 1515 S. Manchester Ave.,¿iv. naheim. MAX KRAW ITE Calif.; PR -4.2900; M. L. A. Scott, mgr. VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE J. K. VAN GALLOW VICE PRESIDENT & TREASURER American Broadcasting Companies, W. D. BJORSETH Inc. PRODUCT MARKETING MANAGERS Americas, New York, G. CoNNOº-v.p. marketing, refrigerators and 1330 Ave. of N. Y. 10019. ran es Tel.: LT I-7777; 41-51 Prospect Ave., Holly- J. J. AsALE-electroaics div. wood, Calif. 90027. RICHARD WALKER-gen. marketing mgrs, appliance div. PRESIDENT W. Worm-freezers and air conditioners LEONARD H. GOLDENSON G. ScoTT-stereo EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT-PUBLIC RELATIONS SIMON B. SIEGEL MARTIN SHERIDAN FINANCIAL VICE-PRESIDENT DIRECTOR OF TRAFFIC ROLAND S. TREMBLE HARVEY SELANGER GROUP VICE-PRESIDENTS MFG. VICE PRESIDENT- SAMUEL H. CLARK CONSUMER ELECTRONICS ELTON H. RULE ALFRED A. MºDICA EVERETT H. ERLICK PLANTS TREASURER PHONOGRAPHS á GOVERNMENT ELEC- ROLAND S. TREMBLE TRONICS EQUIPMENT: 3800 W. Cortland Chicago, Ill. GENERAL COUNSEL St., EVERETT ERLICK TV & RADIO TABLE RECEIVERS, STEREO, COLOR TV: Harvard, Ill., Dixon, McHenry, ASSISTANT SECRETARY Ill. FRANKLIN FEINSTEIN REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS AND RANG- VICE-PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY ES AND AIR CONDITIONERS: Midwest JEROME GOLDEN Mfg. Corp., Galesburg, Ill. VICE-PRESIDENTS CABINETS: Shelbyville, Ind. JAMES C. HAGERTY DISTRIBUTING BRANCHES: New York, ERBERT R. HAHN Boston, Milwaukee, Chicago, Philadelphia, San ROBERT T. GOLDMAN Francisco. San Diego, Los Angeles. Detroit, MARIE MCWILLIAMS Wilkes Barre. COMPTROLLER -o- JOHN REGAZZI ASSISTANT TREASURER Altec Service Corporation HARRY PAPE, JR. 1515 S. Manchester Ave., Anaheim, Calif.; PRos- ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER EUGENE R. HAHN pect 4-2900; I Anderson Ave., Moonachie, BOARD OF DIRECTORS N. J. 933-9200. Alger B. Chapman, Samuel H. Clark, John A. PRESIDENT Coleman, Everett H. Erlick, Leonard H. Gol- A. A. WARD denson, Jack Hausman, George P. Jenkins, VICE-PRESIDENTS Simon B. Siegel, Robert V. Hansberger, Leon A. FIORE Hess Charles T. Fisher III, Theodore Schlesin- R. C. Lawns ger, Donald C. Cook, Elton H. Rule. 565 American Broadcasting Company DIRECTOR OF INSURANCE JOSEPH TYSON (A Division of American Broadcasting Com- DIRECTOR OF BROADCAST STANDARDS panies, Inc.) AND PRACTICES PRESIDENT GRACE JOHNSON LEONARD H. GOLDENSON DIRECTOR OF QUALITY CONTROL EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT LAWRENCE RESNICE SIMON B. SIEGEL DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL MARIE MCWILLIAMS FINANCIAL VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT, ABC MERCHANDISING ROLAND SMITH TREMBLE WILLIAM DENNIS VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER CONTROLLER MARTIN BROWN JOHN REGAZZI VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF LEGAL AND LABOR RELATIONS FINANCIAL CONTROLS and General Counsel MICHAEL P. BOLAND of ABC, Inc. GROUP VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENTS EVERETT R. ERLICK Marvin Antonowsky, Julius Barnathan, Alfred Beckman, Richard L. Beesemyer, Edward Bish- VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL off Warren Boorom, John Campbell, Mark ATTORNEY Cohen, Don B. Curran, Charles DeBare, Barry ROBERT KAUFMAN Diller, James Duffy, William Firman, Don VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF LABOR Foley Vincent Francis, Richard L. Freund, RELATIONS Joseph Giaquinto, William C. Gilligly, Robert RICHARD L. FREUND Goldman, Herbert Granath, Henry T. Hede, VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF Ben Hoberman, Robert Kaufman Donald F. WASHINGTON, D.C. OFFICE Keck, Marshall Karp, H. Weller Keever, Elmer ALFRED R. BECKMAN Lower, John McMahon, Dean McCarthy, Ed- VICE-PRESIDENT, LEGAL AND ward McLaughlin, Kenneth McQueen, John AFFAIRS. BUSINESS Mills, Ellis Moore, Harold Neal, George Newi, OWNED STATIONS Thomas O'Brien, Richard O'Leary, Frederick CHARLES DEBARE Pierce, I. Martin Pompadur, James G. Riddell, Walter A. Schwartz, James T. Shaw, William Sheehan Paul Sonkin Martin Starger, Edwin ABC NEWS, SPECIAL EVENTS, AND PUBLIC Vane, Thomas Wolf, Richard Zimbert. AFFAIRS ENGINEERING AND PRODUCTION PRESIDENT SERVICES ELMER W. LOWER VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF BROAD- VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER CAST OPERATIONS AND ENGINEERING ROBERT GOLDMAN JULIUS BARNATHAN DIRECTOR OF BASIC NEWS DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION PLANNING NICK ARCHER AND CONTROL VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF GEORGE MILNE RADIO NEWS DIRECTOR OF BROADCAST ENGINEERING THOMAS O'BRIEN R. L. POINTER VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL PLANNING TV NEWS AND CONTROL WILLIAM SHEEHAN FRASER HEAD DIRECTOR OF TV NEWS OPERATIONS DIRECTOR OF RADIO NETWORK ROBERT SAMMON OPERATIONS DIRECTOR OF FILMS WILLIAM GILMORE JACK BUSH DIRECTOR OF TRAFFIC AND OPERATIONS DIRECTOR OF GRAPHIC ARTS IRVING DRILL BEN BLANK GENERAL MANAGER OF PRODUCTION MANAGER OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS SERVICES WILEY HANCE DAVID ESCHELBACHER CHIEF, WASHINGTON NEWS BUREAU MANAGER OF VIDEO TAPE OPERATIONS JOHN F. LYNCH THOMAS FLYNN DIRECTOR OF DAILY ELECTRONIC FEED DIRECTOR OF RECORDING OPERATIONS JOHN MADIGAN AND FILM SERVICES VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF LAWRENCE A. RUDDELL TV DOCUMENTARIES DIRECTOR OF TV OPERATIONS THOMAS H. WOLF MERLE WORSTER DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS GENERAL MANAGER OF TV FACILITIES GEORGE MERLIS AND SERVICES FREDERICK SCHUHMANN ABC TELEVISION NETWORK FINANCE, PERSONNEL AND GENERAL SERVICES PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT ELTON H. RULE SIMON B. SIEGEL VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER I. MARTIN VICE PRESIDENT AND ASST. TO EXECU- POMPADUR TIVE VICE-PRESIDENT AFFILIATED STATIONS ALFRED SCHNEIDER VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF FINANCIAL VICE-PRESIDENT AFFILIATE RELATIONS ROLAND SMITH TREMBLE RICHARD L. BEESEMYER TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS, MARTIN BROWN AFFILIATE RELATIONS VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF JOSEPH GIAQUINTO FINANCIAL CONTROLS DIRECTOR OF TV STATION RELATIONS MICHAEL BOLAND CARMINE F. PATTI DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTING DIRECTOR OF TV STATION CLEARANCE JOHN MEYERER MARIO CUCINOTTA 566 ADVERTISING AND PROMOTION VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF ADVER- SALES, EASTERN DIVISION TISING AND PROMOTION H. WELLER KEEVER DONALD FOLEY VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF DIRECTOR OF PROMOTION DAYTIME SALES SIMON COWLES GEORGE H. NEW! DIRECTOR OF SALES DEVELOPMENT VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF NEW JEROME ZUCKER BUSINESS WILLIAM W. FIRMAN DIRECTOR OF ON-AIR ADVERTISING JOSEPH RARITERO DIRECTOR OF SPORTS SALES ANTHONY ROCCO DIRECTOR OF ART HENRY EPSTEIN MANAGER OF SPORTS SALES KENNETH FLOWER MANAGER OF ADVERTISING SERVICES DIRECTOR ANDRE GEBSTAEDT OF NIGHT TIME SALES SERVICE CHARLES ALLEN MANAGER OF AFFILIATE STATION DIRECTOR OF DAYTIME SALES SERVICE ADVERTISING JACK MCCARTHY JAMES MUNRO PLANNING PUBLIC RELATIONS VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF PLANNING PUBLIC RELATIONS FREDERICK PIERCE ELLIS MOORE VICE-PRESIDENT, BUSINESS ANALYSIS DIRECTOR OF PRESS RELATIONS MARK COHEN RICHARD CONNELLY VICE-PRESIDENT, RESEARCH SERVICES DIRECTOR OF INDUSTRY AND AUDIENCE MARVIN ANTONOWSKY RELATIONS VICE-PRESIDENT AUDIENCE JOE COOK MEASUREMENT DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY PAUL SONKIN RICK GIACALONE DIRECTOR OF REVENUE AND BUSINESS MANAGER OF BUSINESS PUBLICITY ANALYSIS J. GARRETT BLOWERS ALBERT RUBIN MANAGER OF PRESS RELATIONS DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM AND PRIMARY GENE NICHOLS RESEARCH MANAGER OF SPECIAL PROJECTS SEYMOUR ALLEN PHILIP KRIEGLER CONTROLLER MANAGER OF NEWSPAPER PUBLICITY STEVE VICE-PRESIDENT AND CONTROLLER STRASSBERG HERBERT JELLINEK MANAGER OF MAGAZINE PUBLICITY ASSISTANT MARI YANOFSKY CONTROLLER CHARLES SMITH MANAGER OF AUDIENCE INFORMATION DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION CONTROL, JULIE HOOVER EAST COAST PROGRAMMING MICHAEL S. BROCKMAN VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND CONTRACTS TV PROGRAMMING VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF BUSINESS MARTIN STARGER AFFAIRS AND CONTRACTS VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF NIGHT. RICHARD ZIMBERT TIME PROGRAM PRODUCTION DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS EDWIN VANE DONAL FLYNN VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF DIRECTOR OF CONTRACTS DAYTIME PROGRAMMING RAYMOND WEISBO ND MARSHALL H. KARP DIRECTOR OF SALES CONTRACTS VICE-PRESIDENT, FEATURE FILMS & PRO- GRAM DEVELOPMENT, EAST COAST EDWARD GRADINGER BARRY DILLER ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS VICE-PRESIDENT, PROGRAM ADMINISTRA- AFFAIRS TION GEORGE REEVES LEONARD MASKIN VICE-PRESIDENT CURRENT FILM ABC SPORTS, INC. PROGRAMMING, WEST COAST PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE PRODUCER STEVE MILLS ROGNE ARLEDGE DIRECTOR OF DAYTIME PROGRAM VICE-PRESIDENT, PROGRAM PLANNING DEVELOPMENT BARRY FRANK TOBY MARTIN VICE-PRESIDENT, PROGRAM PRODUCTION DIRECTOR OF DAYTIME PROGRAMMING, CHUCK HOWARD EAST COAST GEORGE VOSBURGH ABC FILMS DIRECTOR OF SPECIALS AND TALENT PRESIDENT GARY PUDNEY KEVIN O'SULLIVAN DIRECTOR OF FEATURE FILMS AND PRO. VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF GRAM DEVELOPMENT, EAST COAST INTERNATIONAL SALES MICHAEL EISNER COLIN CAMPBELL SALES AND SALES SERVICE VICE-PRESIDENT AND WESTERN DIVISION MANAGER VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF SALES HOWARD JAMES E. DUFFY LLOYD VICE-PRESIDENT AND NATIONAL SALES EASTERN DIVISION MANAGER MANAGER CHARLES ATKINS WARREN BOOROM CENTRAL DIVISION MANAGER VICE-PRESIDENT AND ADMINISTRATIVE ARTHUR GRoss SALES MANAGER SOUTHERN DIVISION MANAGER HENRY T. HEDE STEPHEN DICKLER

567 BUSINESS MANAGER VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL JAY NAYER MANAGER, KQV-AM-FM DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING AND JOHN GIBBS PROMOTION VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL Scori MOGER MANAGER, KABC-AM-FM BERNARD HOBERMAN

ABC-TV SPOT SALES, INC. PRESIDENT ABC RADIO NETWORK FRED L. NETTERE PRESIDENT EASTERN SALES MANAGER WALTER A. SCHWARTZ THOMAS H. BEVISO VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF SALES MIDWEST SALES MANAGER HERB GRANATH ARTHUR J. DECOSTA DIRECTOR OF MARKETING SERVICES SALES MANAGER, L.A. SPOT SALES LEO COLLINS PHILIP L. GORE PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR SALES MANAGER, S.F. SPOT SALES JEFFREY SPRUNG RICHARD I. HASBROOK VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF DIRECTOR OF REVENUE RADIO NEWS JAMES MULLA TOM O'BRIEN PROMOTION MANAGER MANAGING EDITOR. RADIO NEWS EDWARD LAWSON NICK GEORGE BUSINESS MANAGER EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, SPECIAL EVENTS- MARK S. ELLENTUCK RADIO NEWS JOSEPH KEATING NEWS MANAGER. STATIONS DIVISION INFORMATION NETWORK OWNED TELEVISION GEORGE T. PHILLIPS PRESIDENT NEWS MANAGER, JOHN CAMPBELL CONTEMPORARY NETWORK VICE-PRESIDENT, PLANNING DICK DRESSF-L WALTER STEIN NEWS MANAGER. VICE-PRESIDENT, PROGRAM SERVICES ENTERTAINMENT NETWORK DEAN MCCARTHY PETER KATZ DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM SERVICES NEWS MANAGER, FM NETWORK SEYMOUR HOROWITZ MARK RICHARDS DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING AND MANAGER OF ENGTNF..ERTNG AND PRESS INFORMATION PROGRAM OPERATIONS GEORGE RODMAN KENT COUGHLIN VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER OF NETWORK OPERATIONS MANAGER, WABC-TV GEORGE SAX KENNETH MACQUEEN PROGRAM DIRECTOR. VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL ABC RADIO NETWORK MANAGER, WXYZ-TV WILLIAM MACCALLUM DONALD F. KECK PROGRAM MANAGER. VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL ABC RADIO NETWORK MANAGER, WLS-TV JAMES COYNE RICHARD O'LEARY VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH, MANAGER, KABC-TV ABC RADIO NETWORK JOHN J. MCMAHON JOSHUA J. MAYBERRY VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER OF SALES ADMINISTRATION MANAGER, KGO-TV MRS. EDNA ELWELL DAVID M. SACKS MANAGER OF STATION CLEARANCE MISS NANCY PARTRIDGE DIRECTOR OF AFFILIATE AFFAIRS OWNED RADIO STATIONS DIVISON ROBERT MAHLMAN PRESIDENT DIRECTOR OF STATION RELATIONS HAROLD NEAL DAVE GRIMM DIRECTOR OF NATIONAL SALES MANAGER OF STATION RELATIONS Tom KIRBY FRANK ATKINSON DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR OF STATION ACQUISITIONS ROBERT HENABERY ALEXANDER SMALLENS DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING AND MANAGER OF STATION ACQUISITIONS PROMOTION STEVE LINDBERG ANDREW ERISH VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING AND MANAGER, WABC-AM-FM TECHNICAL OPERATIONS DON CURRAN WILLIAM GILMORE VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER OF TECHNICAL OPERATIONS MANAGER, WXYZ-AM-FM HARRY CURTIS CHARLES FRITZ VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, WLS-AM-FM ABC International Television, Inc. GENE TAYLOR PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL DONALD W. 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DAVID GREGORY PRESIDENT UNITED NATIONS OFFICE HENRY BROWN United Nations Building, New York; (212) 355- -O- 4244 CORRESPONDENT Avco Embassy Pictures Corp. JOHN OSMAN Television WASHINGTON OFFICE CBS Bldg.; 2020 M St. N.W.; Washington, D. C. 1301 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New 20036; (202) 223-2050 York 10019; 956-5550. CORRESPONDENTS PRESIDENT BRIAN SAXTON JOSEPH E. LEVINE CHARLES WHEELER 569 Broadcast Editorial Reports, Inc. Children's Television Workshop 54 West 40th Street, New York 18, N. Y.; LOng- 1865 acre 3-3942. Broadway, New York, N. Y.; (212) 757- PRESIDENT-EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 3545. (Educational Broadcasting). A. MAXWELL HAGE PRESIDENT MRS. JOAN GANZ COONEY SECRETARY & DIRECTOR ALBERT FLOERSHEIMER, JR. VICE PRESIDENT & TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT THOMAS P. KENNEDY NORwooD F. ALLMAN VICE PRESIDENT-PRODUCTION TV EXECUTIVE PRODUCER DAVID CONNELL A. A. COUGHLIN VICE PRESIDENT-RESEARCH DR. EDWARD PALMER SECRETARY Broadcast Music, Inc. ROBERT DAVIDSON 589 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; 759-1500; 9720 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.; Clear Channel Broadcasting Service Crestview 6-6196; 41 Valleybrook Dr., Don Mills 405, 1776 K St., N.W., Washington, D. C. 20006. Tel.: On+., Canada. 296-4855. PRESIDENT EDWARD M. CRAMER PRESIDENT EXEC. OFFICER WARD QUAAL, WGN, Chicago BOARD CHAIRMAN & GENERAL COUNSEL SYDNEY M. KAYE TREASURER A. M. HERMAN, WBAP, Fort Worth LEGAL COUNSEL Camera Service Center, Inc. R. RUSSELL EOEAN, Washington, D.C. 625 West 54th St., New York, N. -0- Y.; PL 7-0906. PRESIDENT Columbia Broadcasting HUBERT R. CLAPP System, Inc. SECRETARY & TREASURER 51 W. 52nd St., New York, N. Y. 10019; (212) A. RUTH CLAPP 765-4321. VICE-PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD JOHN R. CLAPP WILLIAM CHIEF ENGINEER S. PALEY JOHN CHYRISKI PRESIDENT SALES DIRECTOR FRANK STANTON GERALD ENOCH EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN A. SCHNEIDER VICE-PRESIDENTS Capital Films Laboratories, Inc. NORMAN A. 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HOEHN 353 North St., Greenwich, Conn.; 203 TO 9-6777 CONTROLLER PRESIDENT, TREASURER JAMES M. LEAHY JEAN CARMEN DILLOW ASSISTANT SECRETARIES OHN D. APPEL . THAYER DRAKE Cartoon Distributors Corporation JACK B. PURCELL 8827 Olympic Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.; OL. 2- ASST. TREASURERS 8050. WILLIAM F. CREAN MARILYN WALSH PRESIDENT GEORGE L. BAGNALL ASST. CONTROLLER HERBERT S. ORNSTEIN VICE-PRESIDENT & GENERAL SALES MANAGER BOARD OF DIRECTORS W. LEs' ANTHONY (2212 Tonlours Dr., Maleile, William S. Paley, Leon Levy, J. A. W. Iglehart, Ala. 36617.) Frank Stanton, Robert A. Lovett, Millicent C. TREASURER McIntosh Goddard Lieberson, William A. M. JOSEPH BANTLE Burden, John A. Schneider, Courtney C. Brown, Robert O. Anderson, Richard W. Jencks, Ralph SECRETARY O. Briscoe, Ross D. Sackett, Roswell L. Gil- FRED C. LINDQUIº7 patric. 570 FOLLOWING ARE THE DIVISIONS OF THE CBS TELEVISION STATIONS DIVISION COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM AND PRESIDENT THEIR TOP PERSONNEL: RALPH H. DANIELS CBS/BROADCAST GROUP (CBG) GENERAL EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT WILLIAM J. FLYNN RICHARD W. JENCKS VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER. VICE PRES., ECONOMICS AND RESEARCH KNXT DAVID M. BLANK RAY L. BEINDORF VICE-PRES., ADVERTISING AND DESIGN VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, Louis DORFSMAN WCAU-TV VICE-PRES., ASST. TO PRESIDENT BRUCE R. BRYANT D. THOMAS MILLER VICE-PRESIDENT, PROGRAM AND ENGINEERING SERVICES E. HAI. Houcx CBS TELEVISION NETWORK DIVISION PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, ROBERT WOOD WBBM-TV D. LEON DREW SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS MICHAEL DANN VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER CBS TELEVISION STATIONS NATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS AND SALES ENGINEERING THEODORE W. O'CONNELL DREW BRINCKERHOFP VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, VICE PRESIDENT, PUBLIC INFORMATION KMOX-TV SERVICES GORDON FRENCH JOHN P. COWDEN VICE PRESIDENT, WEST COAST SALES VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, JOSEPH N. CURL WCBS-TV ALAN P. SLOAN VICE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL PROJECTS CONTROLLER LEE CURRLIN CHARLES H. KADLEC VICE PRESIDENT, CENTRAL SALES JOHN A. DE WAAL VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAM PRODUCTION, CBS RADIO DIVISION HOLLYWOOD PRESIDENT PAUL KING CLARK B. GEORGE VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS- OWNED HOLLYWOOD EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, CBS PERRY AM STATIONS LAFFERTY SAM CODE DIGGES VICE PRESIDENT, AFFILIATE RELATIONS GENERAL MANAGER, & NETWORKING VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM B. LODGE NETWORK GEORGE, J. ARKEDIS VICE PRESIDENT, SPORTS PHAIL VICE PRESIDENT GENERAL MANAGER, CBS WILLIAM MAC RADIO SPOT SALES VICE PRESIDENT, EASTERN SALES W. RUSSELL BARRY WILLIAM M. MATERNE SERVICES CBS STUDIO CENTER VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAM VICE PRESIDENT, JOHN D. CALLAWAY ROBERT W. NORVET VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS AFFAIRS- VICE PRESIDENT, CBS OWNED FM HOLLYWOOD STATIONS GERALD RUBIN J. ROBERT COLE VICE PRESIDENT, DETROIT SALES VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, RICHARD G. SEARS WCBS VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS-NEW YORK JOSEPH T. DEMBO IRWIN SEGELSTEIN VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAM PLANNING KCBS AND DEVELOPMENT NEIL E. DERROUGH FRED SILVERMAN VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, VICE PRESIDENT BUSINESS AFFAIRS WCAU AND PLANNING JOHN O. DOWNEY DONALD SIPES VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, VICE PRESIDENT, SALES KMOX RADIO FRANK M. SMITH, JR. ROBERT F. HYLAND VICE PRESIDENT, PUBLIC INFORMATION VICE PRESIDENT, NETWORK SALES CHARLES S. STEINBERG BENJAMIN S. LOCHRIDGE VICE PRESIDENT, DAYTIME AND VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, SPORTS SALES KNX ROBERT F. STOLFI GEORGE NICHOLAW VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAM PRACTICES VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, WILLIAM H. TANKERSLEY WBBM VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL SALES WILLIAM C. O'DONNELL MANAGER CARL W. TILLMANNS VICE PRESIDENT, AFFILIATE RELATIONS SHERRILL W. TAYLOR VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAM DEV., HOLLYWOOD VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, ALLN C. WAGNER WEEI DONALD J. TRAGESER VICE PRESIDENT & DIRECTOR, AFFILIATE RELATIONS VICE PRESIDENT, DIVISION SERVICES CARL S. WARD MAURIE WEBSTER CONTROLLER CONTROLLER JAMES H. GEER ANDREW SUBBIONDO

571 CBS NEWS DIVISION VICE PRES. COLUMBIA RECORD PRESIDENT PRODUCTIONS RICHARD S. SALANT CALVIN ROBERTS VICE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION VICE PRES., RECORD MANUFACTURING DAVID KLINGER JOHN F. RYAN VICE PRES. AND DIR, NEWS PROGRAMMING VICE PRES. COLUMBIA SPECIAL WILLIAM PRODUCTS A. LEONARD ALBERT E. SHULMAN VICE PRESIDENT AND DIR., BROADCAST CONTROLLER NEWS THEODORE GORDON MANNING R. SULLIVAN CONTROLLER VICE PRES., APRIL MUSIC INC., BLACK- JOEL HYMSON WOOD MUSIC INC. NEIL ANDERSON VICE PRES., DISCOUNT RECORDS, INC. CINEMA CENTER FILMS GEORGE GREENBERG MARVIN SAINES CBS Studio Center. 4024 Radford Avenue, North CBS DIRECT MARKETING SERVICES Hollywood, Calif. 91604; (213) 763-8411. DIVISION PRESIDENT PRESIDENT GORDON STULBERC CORNELIUS F. KEATING SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT MILTON EXEC. VICE PRESIDENT GOLDSTEIN SEYMOUR L. GARTENBERG VICE PRES.. MOTION PICTURES FOR VICE PRES., MUSIC MARKETING TELEVISION WILLIAM C. BELL GERALD ADLER VICE PRES., BUSINESS PLANNING AND VICE PRES. EUROPEAN AND MIDEAST DEVELOPMENT DISTRIBUTION JOSEPH G. CUCCHIA NORBERT T. AUERBACH VICE PRES., CREATIVE SERVICES VICE PRES., PRODUCTION PAUL JERE HENSIIAW A. HARRIS VICE PRES., OPERATIONS VICE PRES., DOMESTIC DISTRIBUTION JOHN R. KAPPS PHIL ISAACS VICE PRES., MARKETING VICE PRES. ADVERTISING, PUBLICITY AND EXPLOITATION DAVID MARGULIES WILLIAM R. O'HARE CONTROLLER CONTROLLER FRANCIS A. DATELLO BENNETT L. NEWMAN CBS INTERNATIONAL DIVISION CBS/COLUMBIA GROUP PRESIDENT PRESIDENT HARVEY L. SCHEIN GODDARD LIEBERSON EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT WALTER R. YETNIKOFF VICE PRESIDENT, INFORMATION SERVICES VICE PRESIDENT LEONARD BUR/CAT FRANK CALAMITA VICE VICE PRESIDENT, WEST COAST PRESIDENT IRVING J. TOWNSEND SOL RABINOWITZ VICE PRES., EUROPEAN OPERATIONS PETER DE ROUGEMONT CBS RECORDS DIVISION VICE PRES., AUSTRALASIAN OPERATIONS PRESIDENT A. WILLIAM T. SMITH CLIVE J. DAVIS VICE PRES., LATIN AMERICAN ADMIN. OPERATIONS VICE PRESIDENT JUAN MANUEL VILLARREAL WALTER L. DEAN CONTROLLER VICE PRES. ENGINEERING RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT AND NICHOLAS J. CIºILLo WILLIAM S. BACHMAN VICE PRES., TAPE MANUFACTURING CBS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS DIVISION SAMUEL BURGER VICE PRES. & GEN. MGR. VICE PRES., OPERATIONS WILLIAM H. GLENNON ALBERT B. EARL VICE PRES., MARKETING VICE PRES, ELECTRO MUSIC WORNALL FARR ROBERT G. LAMPBELL VICE PRES., COLUMBIA ARTISTS VICE PRES., PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT, FEN- REPERTOIRE AND DER MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ROGERS JACK GOLD DRUMS, SQUIER STRINGS G. STANLEY COMPTON VICE PRES., BUSINESS AFFAIRS ELLIOTT GOLDMAN VICE PRES., EPIC AND CUSTOM LABELS CBS/HOLT GROUP SALES AND DISTRIBUTION PRESIDENT MAURICE HOFFMAN Ross D. SACKETT VICE PRES., PLANNING AND VICE PRES., INTERNATIONAL DIVERSIFICATION RICHARD J. ABRAMS STANLEY J. KAVAN VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRES., MERCHANDISING MURRAY BENSON BRUCE LUNDVALL VICE PRES., BUSINESS PLANNING & VICE PRES. RECORDING OPERATIONS DEVELOPMENT KENNETH E. RAINE NORMAN A. 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MGR., CBS VICE PRES., WESTERN DIVISION ENTERPRISES, INC. JOHN T. FARRINGTON RALPH M. BARUCH VICE PRES., OPERATIONS VICE PRES.. INT' SALES, CBS ARTHUR C. KINDLER ENTERPRISES, INC. VICE PRESIDENT PRODUCTION WILLARD BLOCK DEVELOPMENT VICE PRES.. DOMESTIC SALES, S. A. MILLER CBS ENTERPRISES, INC. VICE PRES., RETAIL MARKETING JAMES T. VICTORY NORBERT N. NELSON VICE PRES.. TERRYTOONS, A DIVISION OF VICE PRES., PARENT SALES CBS ENTERPRISES, INC. JACK K. RIMALOVER WILLIAM M. WEISS CONTROLLER PRESIDENT. TELE -VUE SYSTEMS, INC. BER NARD GRIZER HOMER A. BERGREN VICE PRES., CLEAR VIEW CABLE SYSTEMS INC.-MARIN CABLE TELEVISION, INC. BAILEY FILM ASSOCIATES TED CHANOCK, JR. 11559 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 90025; (213) 477-0031. CBS ELECTRONIC VIDEO RECORDING PRESIDENT DIVISION IRWIN H. BRAUN PRESIDENT ROBERT E. BROCKWAY W. B. SAUNDERS COMPANY VICE PRESIDENT, SALES West Washington Square, Philadelphia, Pennsyl- ROBERT P. HILL vania 19105. (215) 925-5870. VICE PRESIDENT, BROADCAST EVR DEVELOPMENT PRESIDENT ROBERT C. MAYO HARRY R. MOST VICE PRES. AND EDITOR -IN -CHIEF VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS JOHN L. DUSSEAU HERBERT W. MORREALL VICE PRES., FINANCE VICE PRESIDENT, PLANNING T. VANDENBEEMT NICHOLAS RABIECK I, JR. VICE PRES., SUBSCRIPTION SALES CONTROLLER SHERMAN E. PERKINS PATRICK D. GIBLIN

CBS/COMTEC GROUP NEW YORK YANKEES INC. PRESIDENT Yankee Stadium, Bronx, New York 10451; (212) O. BRISCOE RALPH CY 3-4300. VICE PRESIDENT PLANNING & ANALYSIS JOHN J. MANION, R. PRESIDENT MICHAEL BURKE EXEC. VICE PRES., GEN. MGR. LEE S. MACPHAIL CBS LABORATORIES DIVISION VICE PRES., SPECIAL PROJECTS High Ridge Road, Stamford, Connecticut 06905; HOWARD BERK (203) 327-2000. VICE PRES., PUBLIC RELATIONS PRESIDENT & DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH ROBERT O. FISHEL DR. PETER C. GOLDMARK VICE PRES., PLAYER DEVELOPMENT VICE PRESIDENT & ASSOC. DIR. OF RE- JOHN JOHNSON SEARCH JOHN W. CHRISTENSEN VICE PRES. BROADCAST AFFAIRS JOHN H. HITE VICE PRESIDENT, ACOUSTICS & MAGNE- TICS CONTROLLER BENJAMIN B. BAUER JAMES E. HANLON 573 Commonwealth United Television, DuMont Electron Tubes Inc. (Division of Fairchild Camera and Instrument IA subsidiary of Commonwealth United Corp.) Corporation.) 750 Bloomfield Avenue, Clifton, New Jersey Offices: Wilshire Blvd., Beverly General 8920 07015; (201) 733-2000. New York: 745 Hills, Calif. 90211; 657-5400. VICE-PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.; 758-2900. F. WALZI EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT CONTROLLER MILTON T. RAYNOR C. UHLIG VICE PRESIDENT, SALES INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS JEROME KURTZ R. SNYDER CONTROLLER-ENTERTAINMENT PLANT SERVICES DIVISION A. A. KATZ DEWEY MASON PUBLIC RELATIONS & ADVERTISING H. W. COLE --0- QUALITY CONTROL N. APPEL Corinthian Broadcasting Corp. DISPLAY DEVICES ENGINEERING J. BURNS 280 Park Avenue, New York, New York 10017. PHOTOSENSITIVE DEVICES ENGINEERING 697-9400. J. KOOSMAN VICE PRESIDENT PRODUCTION MANUFACTURING JAMES C. RICHDALE, JR. J. VAN NOTE SECRETARY SALES DEPARTMENT LEMUEL B. SCHOFIELD II E. W. SWENARTON TREASURER PURCHASING DEPARTMENT KEVIN G. WEIS C. TEPEL Television Stations Division. -o- PRESIDENT JAMES C. RICIDALE, JR. Eastman Kodak Company EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT 343 State Street, Rochester, N. Y. 14650; 325- CHARLES H. TOWER 2000; 1901 West 22nd St., Oak Brook, Illinois; DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING 654-0200; 6706 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, GEORGE H. JACOBS Calif. 90038; 464-6131; and 1133 Ave. of the DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH Americas, New York, N. Y. 10036; 262-6000. BETTY D. Fox CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD & CHAIRMAN, DIRECTOR OF SALES EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE DON L. KEARNEY WILLIAM S. VAUGHN DIRECTOR ADV., PUBLIC RELATIONS PRESIDENT CHIEF EXECUTIVE, AND BRUCE J. BLOOM CHAIRMAN OPERATIONS COMMITTEE Louts K. EILERn -o- EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT Bing, GERALD B. ZORNOW Crosby, Enterprises VICE-PRES. AND DIRECTOR OF KODAK 170 North Robertson Blvd., Suite 205, Beverly RESEARCH LABORATORIES Hills, Calif. 90211. 657-4531. JOHN A. LEERMAEEºS VICE-PRES. & GENERAL MANAGER, KODAK BASIL F. GRILLO, agent for stockholders of Bing PARK WORKS Crosby Enterprises, Inc. in dissolution. NORMAN F. BEACH VICE-PRES., & GENERAL COUNSEL HARMAR BRERETON Inc. VICE-PRES., FINANCE & ADMIN. Crosby, Bing, Productions, ROBERT W. MILLER (A service of Cox Broadcasting Corp.) VICE-PRESIDENTS PHIL T. ELLIOTT 780 N. Gower St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90038; FREDERIC S. WELSH 463-0100. DONALD F. HORNIG CHAIRMAN OF BOARD VICE-PRES. & GENERAL MANAGER OF J. LEONARD REINSCH KODAK APPARATUS DIVISION HERMAN H. WAGGERSHAUSER PRESIDENT CHARLES A. PRATT VICE PRES. AND GEN. MGR., DISTRIBUTION ROBERT E. SCHELLBERG EXEC. VICE PRESIDENT VICE-PRES. AND GENERAL MANAGER, MARCUS BARTLETT EASTMAN CHEMICALS DIVISION VICE PRESIDENT -FINANCE. BUSINESS HARRY D. MCNEELEY AFFAIRS VICE-PRES. & ASSISTANT GENERAL MAN- J. R. RODGERS AGER OF THE KODAK PARK DIVISION VICE PRESIDENT -PRODUCTION PHIL T. ELLIOTT JOHN E. POMMER ASSISTANT VICE_PRES. AND GENERAL EXEC. VICE PRES. OF WALTER SCHWIMMER MANAGER INTERNATIONAL PHOTO- DIVISION GRAPHIC DIVISION HOWARD P. CHRISTIANSEN AUSTIN J. GOULD SECRETARY & TREASURER VICE-PRES. AND GENERAL MGR., CLIFFORD M. KIRTLAND MARKETING WYLIE S. ROBSON CORPORATE CONSULTANT & MEMBER BOARD OF DIRECTORS VICE PRES. & DIR., CORPORATE RELATIONS BASIL F. GRILLO FREDERIC S. WELSH

574 ASSISTANT VICE-PRES. & DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING Herman Edel Associates A. DEXTER JOHNSON 279 E. 44th St., New York, N. Y.; 867-7640. ASSISTANT VICE-PRES., MGR., MARKETING HERMAN EDEL OPERATIONS EDWARD B. EDWARDS VAN B. PHILLIPS SUSAN HAMILTON ASSISTANT VICE-PRES. AND GENERAL BERNARD DRAYTON MANAGER OF CONSUMER MARKETS DIVISION -0-- CHARLES L. RESLER ASSISTANT VICE-PRES. AND GENERAL Emerson Television & Radio Co. MANAGER OF PROFESSIONAL, COM- (A Division of National Union Electric Corp.) MERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL MARKETS DIVISION P.O. Box 499, Stamford, Conn. 06904. WILLIAM A. SAWYER, JR. ASSISTANT VICE-PRES. AND GENERAL MANAGER OF RADIOGRAPHY MARKETS DIVISION Emery Pictures, Inc. GEORGE R. STRUCK 655 Madison Avenue, ASSISTANT VICE-PRES. AND ASSISTANT Suite 1201, New York, GENERAL MANAGER OF KODAK AP- N. Y. 10021; 212-838-8813. (Distribution of PARATUS DIVISION motion pictures for theatrical, non -theatrical, KENNETH C. OGDEN and T.V.) ASSISTANT VICE-PRES. AND DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING, KODAK PRESIDENT APPARATUS DIVISION E. S. BODE ARTHUR B. SIMMONS VICE-PRESIDENTS ASSISTANT VICE-PRES. AND GENERAL CSABA G. TOTH MANAGER OF BUSINESS SYSTEMS MAR- KETS DIVISION JAMES M. ARNOLD Entertainment, Copyright Research ASSISTANT VICE-PRESIDENTS KENNETH G. STUART Co., Inc. DOUGLASS C. HARVEY 225 West 57th Street, New York, N. Y. 10019 GEORGE W. PETERSEN (212) ASSISTANT VICE-PRES. AND GENERAL 265-4763. MANAGER OF CUSTOMER EQUIPMENT PRESIDENT SERVICES DIVISION JAMES ROBERT PARISH JAMES A. HILL SECRETARY-TREASURER SECRETARY AND ASSISTANT GENERAL FLORENCE SOLOMON COUNSEL DIR FOR PUBLICITY WILLIAM F. SHEPARD LAWRENCE CHARLES ASSISTANT SECRETARY & ASSISTANT DIR FOR LIBRARY SERVICES GENERAL COUNSEL BEATRICE WINKLER IRA C. WERLE DIR. FOR EUROPEAN RESEARCH ASSISTANT SECRETARY PIERRE GUINLE ANDREW P. DONOVAN TREASURER J. DONALD FEWSTER ASSISTANT TREASURERS F. L. Productions, Inc. EDMUND R. KING 49 West 45th St., New York, N. Y. 10036; 581- GENE A. RADFORD GENERAL COMPTROLLER 0018. J. LESLIE HARPER PRESIDENT ASSISTANT COMPTROLLERS MORTON FALLICK ROBERT B. MURRAY EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT THOMAS M. BONNAR WILLIAM LA CAVA ROBERT A. SHERMAN DIRECTORS Theodore C. Achilles, Norman F. Beach Harmar Brereton, Louis K. Eilers, Austin J. Gould, Fairbanks, Jerry, Productions Donald F. Hornig, John M. Meyer, 1%, Harry 1330 North Vine Street, D. McNeeley, Robert W. Miller, wllym A. Hollywood, California Price, William S. Vaughn, Herman J. Waggers- 90028; H011ywood 2-1101. hauser W. Allen Wallis, Frederic S. Welsh, PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE PRODUCER John D. Wright, Gerald B. Zornow. JERRY FAIRBANKS EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ASSISTANT TO THE PRES. WILLIAM S. VAUGHN (chairman) JOHN NORMAN FREEMAN NORMAN F. BEACH CREATIVE DEPT. HARMAR BRERETON LEO S. ROSENCRANS LOUIS K. FILERS DETROIT REPRESENTATIVE: Malcolm Dooley, HARRY D. MCNEELEY 1249 Griswold, H. H. WAGGERSHAUSER Suite 610, Detroit, Mich.; 962-8998. GERALD B. Zoallow WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE: Richard U. S. DIVISIONS F. Fender, 1245 4th St., Wash., D. C. 20024; 554- Tennessee Eastman Company, Texas Eastman 4823. Company, Distillation Products Industries, Ko- -o -- dak Park Works, Kodak Apparatus Division. PRINCIPAL SUBSIDIARIES Film Investment Corp. Eastman Gelatine Corp., Canadian Kodak Co., 186 No. Canon Dr., Beverly Hills, Limited, Kodak, Ltd. (England), Kodak (Aus- Calif. 90210; tralia), Pty., Ltd., Kodak Paths S.A. (France) (213) 274-9991. Kodak, A.G. (Germany), Eastman Chemical PRESIDENT Products, Inc. ADRIAN WEISS 575 Firma Noveck Productions TELEVISION DIVISION Headquarters-2017 Cunningham Dr., Hampton, 45 West 45th St., New York, N. Y. 10036; PL Va. 23366. 7-3138. Color Television Department PRESIDENT College Blvd., Portsmouth, Va. 27305 FIMA NOVECK Monochrome Television Business Section College Blvd., Portsmouth, Virginia Four Star Entertainment Corp. Television Components Department Electronics Park, Syracuse, New York 13201 555 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022; 421-4444. --o- CHAIRMAN OF BOARD General Electric Broadcasting DAVID R. CHARNAY Company, Inc. EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT ANTHONY D. THOMOPOULOS 1400 Balltown Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. 12309. ADMINISTRATIVE VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL ALAN J. KRAFT MANAGER VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL SALES REID L. SHAW MANAGER GENERAL MANAGERS RICHARD COLBERT ROBERT L. GILBERTSON (Schenectady) A. DONOVAN FAUST (Nashville) VICE-PRESIDENT FOREIGN SALES ROBERT L. MAYNARD MADELINE DERYKE (Denver) VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS COUNSEL JOSEPH DOYLE -_-o L. MASON HARTER TREASURER AND MANAGER -FINANCE Four Star International, Inc. WILLIAM G. RUSSELL PROGRAM MANAGERS 10202 Washington Blvd., Culver City, Calif; RONALD A. DEERE (Denver) 836-4000. I. HAROLD GREEN (Nashville) ARTHUR R. GARLAND PRESIDENT & CHAIRMAN OF BOARD (Schenectady) DAVID B. CHARNAY OPERATIONS MANAGERS CHARLES B. KING (Schenectady) EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT CHARLES ALAN D. R. DUKE (Nashville) COURTNEY SID DAVIDSON (Denver) ADMINISTRATIVE VICE-PRESIDENT ALAN J. KRAFT SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT NORMAN S. POWELL Glen Glenn Sound Co. VICE-PRES., MUSIC 6624 Romaine St., Hollywood 38, Calif.; HO. 9- ALFRED PERRY 7221. VICE-PRES., BUSINESS AFFAIRS AUBREY W. GROSKOPF PRESIDENT ROBERT G. GOODWIN VICE-PRES., PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT RICHARD M. ROSENBLOOM VICE-PRESIDENT JOSEPH D. KELLY VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER THEODORE W. SEWELL Tom T. KOBAYASHI VICE-PRES., FINANCE & TREAS. LEONARD A. JOHNSON -o--- SECTY & CONTROLLER Goodson-Todman Productions JUNE FARALIA -0- 375 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza French Broadcasting System 1-0600; 9460 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.; CRestview 4-7357. (Office De Radiodiffusion -Television PARTNERS Francaise) In North America WILLIAM S. TODMAN MARK GOODSON 1290 Sixth Avenue, New York, N. Y., 10019; EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, EAST COAST LT I-1771. GIRAUD CHESTER DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE VICE PRES., WEST COAST JACQUES SALLEBERT HARRIS KATLEMAN ADMINISTRATOR VICE PRES. DIR. OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS DENIS TOURNIER HOWARD F. TODMAN PUBLIC RELATIONS STAFF ATTORNEY ROBERT POWERS JEREMY SHAMOS EXECUTIVE PRODUCERS General Electric Co. GIL FATES FRANK WAYNE Electronics Park, Syracuse, N. Y.; 13201. PRODUCERS CONSUMER ELECTRONICS DIVISION IRA SKUTCK, HOWARD FELSHER, BRUNO ZIRATO Headquarters-Electronics Park, Syracuse, N.Y. DIRECTORS Audio Products Department LLOYD GROSS, IRA SKUTCH, PAUL ALTER 2200 No. 22nd Street, Decatur, Illinois Radio Receiver Department 1001 Broad Street, Utica, New York Harvey's Place Visual Communication Products Department Electronics Park, Syracuse, New York 145 East 52nd Street, New York, N. Y. 10022. General Electric Broadcasting Co., Inc. HARVEY S. SCHLAGS (also-General Electric Cablevision Corp.) RICHARD NUCHOW 1400 Balltown Rd., Schenectady, N. Y. JERRY WELLIN 576 Hollywood Television Service Jerrold Electronics Corporation (A Division of Republic Corp.) 4024 Radford (Subsidiary of The Jerrold Corporation) 401 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. Area 215. Ave., No. Hollywood, Calif.; (213) 877-2604, WAlnut 5 9890. 763-8411. PRESIDENT & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER GENERAL MANAGER ROBERT H. BEISSWENGER DAVID BLOOM EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT MANAGER, FILM DISTRIBUTION -SERVICE LEE R. ZEM MICK E. E. KIRKPATRICK VICE-PRESIDENT SYSTEMS OPERATIONS DOMESTIC SALES OFFICES DAVID BRODY Western Area, Los Angeles, Calif.; 1404 N. Van DIRECTOR Ness Ave.; 213-462-0811, Tom OF MARKETING Corradine. JEREMIAH E. HASTINGS Midwest Area, Winterset, Ia., 724 W. Buchanan 515-462-2081, ADVERTISING MANAGER St.; Ken Weldon S.AMUEI. N. BLAKEMAN Southeastern Area, Kingsport, Tenn.; John Dallas, P.O. Box 3464; 615-247-1568 -0-- FOREIGN SALES OFFICES Frankfurt/Main, Germany, 37 Baseler Strasse; Keystone Broadcasting System, 33-3167; Dr. R. F. Goldschmidt. Inc. Distributors-Toronto, Canada, Sovereign Films, 277 Victoria St.; 416-368-8621; Frank Kow- (1,155 Affiliated Stations) cenuk. III West Washington St., Chicago 2, III.; STate -o- 2-8900; 527 Madison Ave., New York 36, Howe Enterprises, Inc. N. Y.; EL. 5-3720; 3142 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.; DUnkirk 3-2910; 57 Post 3000 W. Alameda, Burbank, Calif. 91503; 845- Street, San Francisco 4, 1-7440; 7000, ext. 2437. Calif.; Sutter St. Louis, PRESIDENT 1015 Locust St., 436-4243. BOB HOPE PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT SIDNEY J. WOLF JAS. SAPHIER VICE-PRESIDENTS WILLIAM BAYER SECRETARY NOEL RISES J. L. KUBIN CHARLES HAM MARSTROM HARRY F. ALBRECHT SECRETARY -TREASURER Independent Television Corpora- ARTHUR WOLF tion (ITC) 555 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022; PLaza MCA Inc. 5-2100. PRESIDENT 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, Calif. ABE MANDELL 91608. Tel.: 985-4321. EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT IRVING KLEIN L. R. WASSERMAN VICE-PRESIDENT FINANCIAL & BUSINESS EXEC. VICE-PRESIDENTS AFFAIRS BERLE ADAMS LEONARD I. KORNBLUM ALBERT A. DORSK IND VICE-PRESIDENT SYNDICATION VICE-PRESIDENTS KEN JOSEPH EDD HENRY VICE-PRESIDENT OF INTERNATIONAL CHARLES MILLER SALES MICHAEL J. ROCKFORD Tow SIBERT MORRIS M. SCARIER TAFT B. SCHREIBER VICE-PRESIDENT OF CREATIVE SERVICES JOHN W. FINDLATER MURRAY HOROWITZ LOUIS N. FRIEDLAND BOB R. BAKER SALVATORE T. CIIIANTIA RALPH FRANKLIN International Video J. K. MAITLAND Productions, SIDNEY J. SIIEINBERG Inc. NED TANEN 1743 Purdy Avenue, Miami Beach, Fla. 534-2923. CHAIRMAN LAWRENCE S. RAPPORT MCA -TV (A division of MCA Inc.) PRESIDENT 445 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022; PLaza MILTON H. LEHR 9-7500. VICE-PRESIDENT, SECRETARY HARRIET D. LEIIR FILM SYNDICATION DIVISION PRODUCTION MANAGER VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF SYNDICA- GARETH DAVIES TION Lou FRIEDLAND -0 VICE-PRESIDENT & DIRECTOR OF SALES KEITH GODFREY International Video, Inc. GENERAL VICE-PRESIDENT DEAR,/ BARTON 407 Road, Suite 120, Miami Beach, Flor- Lincoln VICE-PRESIDENT, WEST COAST ida 33139; 531-0110. BOB GREENBERG PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT, SOUTHWEST SEYMOUR COLLER LAYTON BAILEY 577 VICE-PRESIDENT, NORTHWEST romedia, Inc.; John C. Griswold, Eastman Dil- JOHN VON HERBERG lon, Union Securities & Co.; Warren H. Lasher, VICE-PRESIDENT CENTRAL President, American National Bank of Mary- CARL RUSSELL land; David J. Mahoney, President Norton VICE-PRESIDENT, Simon, Inc.; Percy M. Stewart, Kuhn, Loeb NORTH -CENTRAL & DICK COOL Co. VICE-PRESIDENT, SOUTH CENTRAL CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD AND JACK PRESIDENT ROBERTSON JOHN W. KLUGE VICE-PRESIDENT, SOUTHEAST CARL GROUP VICE-PRESIDENT RUNGE ARTHUR T. BIRSH MIDWEST REGIONAL SALES MANAGER GROUP VICE-PRESIDENT PHIL CONWAY JOHN B. SIAS NORTHEASTERN REGIONAL SALES MAN- AGER VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL COUNSEL RICHARD ALFRED L. SCHWARTZ CIGNARELLI TREASURER DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH CLEMENS WEBER PETER MEAD RESEARCH SECRETARY MANAGER GEORGE ETICIN BERT HERBERT VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING AND PROMO- CONTROLLER TION STANLEY LANDOW HAL CRANTON VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF BRANCH PUBLIC AFFAIRS OFFICES: STANLEY LANDOW Atlanta Charlotte, Chicago, Cleveland, Dallas, New York, Minneapolis -St. Paul, Seattle, St. VICE-PRESIDENT MARKET RESEARCH Louis; Montreal, Canada; Toronto, Canada; Lon- MARY L. MCKENNA don, England; Paris, France; Rome, Italy; Tokyo, VICE-PRESIDENT Japan; Sydney, Australia; Mexico City, Mexico; BENEDICT GIMBEL, JR. Munich, W. Germany; Beirut, Lebanon; Rio De VICE-PRESIDENT FACILITIES AND Janeiro, Sao Paulo. ENGINEERING 6 -- MALCOLM M. BURLESON The ASSISTANT SECRETARY Magnavox Company RICHARD COLBY 2131 Bueter Road, Fort Wayne, Indiana; 219-743- ASSISTANT TREASURER 9721. JOHN D. DIAMOND PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT, METROMEDIA ROBERT H. PLATT BROADCASTING CHAIRMAN, EXEC. COMMITTEE THOMAS J. DOUGHERTY GERARD M. UNGARO VICE-PRESIDENT DESIGN MEMBER, EXEC. COMMITTEE ROGER FERRITER MAJ. GEN. GEORGE F. SMITH, U.S.A.F., RET. DIRECTOR OF MARKETING VICE-PRESIDENT-SALES MANAGER-TV- DEAN H. FRITCHEN PHONO-RADIO DIVISION VICE-PRESIDENT, ADVERTISING GEORGE H. FEIELL ORRIN B. HAMMOND VICE-PRESIDENT-PURCHASING ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT WARREN W. FREBEL ALFRED R. JOHNSON VICE-PRESIDENT & GEN. COUNSEL ASSISTANT SECRETARY URBAN J. MONAHAN PAUL B. LYNCH VICE-PRESIDENT & COMPTROLLER VICE-PRESIDENT, PUBLIC RELATIONS JACK W. SCHERY MERRILL MYERS VICE-PRESIDENT AND GEN. MGR. REGIONAL VICE-PRESIDENT GOV. AND INDUSTRIAL DIVISION MARK J. NIELSEN OSCAR T. SIMPSON DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL VICE-PRESIDENT GENERAL MANAGER & ADMINISTRATION TV RESEARCH ROBERT E. PANTELL ARTHUR P. STERN ASSISTANT SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER MURIEL H. REIS JAMES M. WHELAN DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL ASSISTANT TREASURER & ASSISTANT SEC- MURRAY ROBBINS RETARY VICE-PRESIDENT CORPORATE RELATIONS ALBERT G. NELSON JOHN V. B. SULLIVAN ASSISTANT SECRETARY ASSISTANT GENERAL COUNSEL JOHN MCCLEROTH ARNOLD WADLER GEN. MANAGER-FURNITURE DIVISION R. D. DARDEN BROADCAST GROUP PRESIDENT (MAGNAVOX CO. OF TENNES- SEE) GREENEVILLE, TENN. METROMEDIA TELEVISION Gamma LEINENWEBER L. 5746 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood California 90028; MANAGER (MAGNAVOX CO., URBANA, ILL.) 462-7111. GERRIT J. ROHNER PRESIDENT ALBERT P. KRIVIN Metromedia, Inc. VICE-PRESIDENT AND BUSINESS MANAGER Executive offices: 277 Park Avenue, New York, HAROLD CHRISTIANSEN N. Y. 10017; 682-9100. VICE-PRESIDENT, PROGRAMMING BOARD OF DIRECTORS RICHARD WOOLLEN John W. Kluge, Chairman of the Board and Presi- VICE-PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR OF ADVERTIS- dent Metromedia Inc.; Lloyd M. Bauman; John ING, PROMOTION AND PUBLIC P. drisconi, President, Philadelphia Motor Car RELATIONS Co.; Benedict Gimbel, Jr., Vice -President, Met- REAvxs G. WINCELER 578 METROMEDIA RADIO DIRECTOR, CURRENT PROGRAMMING PRESIDENT JOHN GRAVES DAVID C. CRONINGER DIRECTOR, BUSINESS AFFAIRS FRED HOUGHTON METRO TV SALES DIRECTOR, PUBLICITY, ADV., & PRESIDENT PROMOTION THOMAS J. TIL SON BARRIE RICHARDSON METRO RADIO SALES EAST COAST: 1350 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New York PRESIDENT 10019. H. D. NEUWIRTH DIRECTOR OF SALES EDWARD A. MONTANUS GRAPHICS AND PUBLISHING GROUP MANAGER, SYNDICATED SALES BEN WICKHAM FOSTER & KLEISER EASTERN SALES REPRESENTATIVES PRESIDENT GEORGE HAN KOFF ROSS BARRETT PAUL HOFFMAN METRO TRANSIT ADVERTISING MANAGER, PUBLICITY, ADV., PROMOTION VICE-PRESIDENT ENID MOORE DANIEL E. CALLANAN BRANCH OFFICES Chicago, Illinois, 333 North Michigan Avenue, MUTUAL TRANSIT SALES Joseph D. Indelli, midwest sales manager; EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT Atlanta, Georgia, 1720 Peachtree St. N.W., Virgil RICHARD J. KELLIHER B. Wolff, southern sales representative; Dallas, Texas, 1407 Main Street, Jack Swindell, METROMAIL Southwest sales representative; PRESIDENT Culver City, California, Charles Alsup, western WILLIAM L. HowE sales manager. PLAYBILL MAGAZINE INTERNATIONAL Mexico City, Sinaloa 20. John O'Brien, Sales EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT Representative LEONARD GIARRAPUTO Paris, France, 37 Rue Condorcet, John Apotov- ARGYLE ANALEARN ASSOCIATES sky, Sales Representative Tokyo, Japan, N. 9 of No. 2,3-Chome, Robert PRESIDENT Lury, Sales Representative MICHAEL M. WEATHERLY London, England, Metro House, 58 St. James St., W. R. C. Davis, Sales Representative. Toronto, Canada, 696 Yonge St., William Cooke, ENTERTAINMENT GROUP Canadian Sales Mgr.; Sydney,Australia, 20.28 Chalmers St. Box 2576 METROMEDIA PRODUCERS CORPORATION E. 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FRANK REEL VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT GOVERNMENT ELECTRONICS DIVISION CHARLES FRIES J. PAUL JONES VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, WALTER KINGSLEY AUTOMOTIVE PRODUCTS DIVISION OSCAR P. KUSISTO VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER SEMICONDUCTOR PRODUCTS DIVISIOIN MGM Television STEPHEN L. LEVY (A Division of Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, Inc.) VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, 10202 West Washington Blvd., Culver City, COMMUNICATIONS DIVISION HOMER L. MARRS Calif.; (213) 836-3000. VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, VICE-PRESIDENT CONTROL SYSTEMS DIVISION PAUL PICARD RAYMOND A. ZACK DIRECTOR INTERNATIONAL SALES VICE-PRESIDENT, PUBLIC RELATIONS JOHN B. SPIRES ALLEN H. CENTER 579 VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF MAR- Sports, Inc. KETING, SEMICONDUCTOR PRODUCTS Mutual DIVISION (A subsidiary of Mutual Broadcasting Corpora- THOMAS J. CONNORS tion.) VICE-PRESIDENT AND MANAGER OF OPER- ATIONS, CONSUMER PRODUCTS 135 West 50th Street, New York, New York DIVISION 10020; LT I-6100. HERBERT D. DEBORDE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT AND ASSISTANT GENER- JOHN P. FRAIM AL MANAGER GOVERNMENT ELEC- PRESIDENT TRONICS DIVISION EUGENE ALNWICK RALPH W. ELSNER TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT, PLANNING DUDLEY J. Cox JOHN T. HICKEY -0- VICE-PRESIDENT AND CONTROLLER JOHN A. HUBENY National Broadcasting Co., Inc. VICE-PRESIDENT AND ASSISTANT GENER- AL MANAGER, COMMUNICATIONS 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N. Y. 10020; DIVISION Circle 7-8300. Registered Telegraphic Ad- JOHN F. MITCHELL dress: NATBROCAST, New York. VTCE-PRESIDENT, HUMAN RELATIONS CHAIRMAN OF BOARD KENNETH M. PIPER Walter D. Scott VICE-PRESIDENT AND ASSISTANT GENER- BOARD OF DIRECTORS AL MANAGER, CONSUMER PRODUCTS DIVISION David C. Adams, Mrs. Everett N. Case, Stephen EDWARD P. REAVEY, JR. M. DuBrul Jr., Don Durgin, Elmer W. Eng- strom, Thomas E. Ervin, Reuven Frank, Julian VICE-PRESIDENT, ASSISTANT TO THE Goodman, Harry C. Hagerty, Donald A. Petrie, PRESIDENT Aaron Rubin, Robert Sarnoff, Walter D. Scott, WALTER B. SCOTT Lewis L. Strauss, Raymond W. Welpott. VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER ROGER C. SMITH VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL OFFICERS ATTORNEY LEWIS D. SPENCER CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD WALTER D. SCOTT VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF DO- MESTIC SALES, COMMUICATIONS PRESIDENT DIVISION JULIAN GOODMAN ROBERT N. SWIFT PRESIDENT NBC NEWS VICE-PRESIDENT AND MANAGER, COLOR REUVEN FRANK TUBE PLANT PRESIDENT NBC RADIO DIVISION JAMES A. TORRENCE ARTHUR A. WATSON VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF OPER- PRESIDENT NBC TV NETWORK ATIONS AND SERVICES SEMICONDUC- DON DURGIN TOR PRODUCTS DIVISION PRESIDENT NBC OWNED STATIONS JOHN R. WELTY RAYMOND W. WELPOTT PRESIDENT NBC ENTERPRISES GERALD ADLER Movielab-Hollywood, Inc. VICE-PRESIDENT NATIONAL SALES MAx E. BUCK 6823 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. VICE-PRESIDENT, RESEARCH 90038; (213) 469-5981. THOMAS E. COFFIN VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT, PLANNING PAUL R. RUTAN ALLEN R. COOPER VICE-PRESIDENT-SALES VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL KENNETH J. COLEMAN ATTORNEY CROYDON B. DUNHAM VICE-PRESIDENT, PUBLIC INFORMATION -- SYDNEY H. EIGES Mutual Broadcasting System, Inc. VICE-PRESIDENT, PERSONNEL Broadcasting Corpora- DAVID J. GARDAM (A subsidiary of Mutual VICE-PRESIDENT BUSINESS AFFAIRS, tion.) TELEVISION NETWORK 135 West 50th Street, New York, 10020; LT DONALD CARSWELL I-6100. VICE-PRESIDENT, LABOR RELATIONS RICHARD N. GOLDSTEIN CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, JOHN P. FRAIM WRC-TV, WASHINGTON, D.C. PRESIDENT Tom E. PARO VICTOR C. DIEHM VICE-PRESIDENT, LAW, WEST COAST VICE-PRESIDENTS RICHARD H. GRAHAM DUDLEY J. Cox (finance and administration) VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, JOHN R. CALLOW (sales) KNBC. LOS ANGELES CHARLES W. GODWIN (station relations) ROBERT T. HOWARD CHARLES A. KING (programs and operations) VICE-PRESIDENT, BROADCAST STANDARDS LESLIE S. LEARNED (engineering) HERMINO TRAVIESAS STEPHEN J. MCCORMICK (news) VICE-PRESIDENT CORPORATE SECRETARY INFORMATION GEORGE C. MCCONNAUGHEY ROBERT D. KASM IRE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS VICE-PRESIDENT, WASHINGTON G. FREDERICK MULLEN PETER B. KENNEY

580 VICE-PRESIDENT, AUDIENCE EXECUTIVE DIVISION MEASUREMENT CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD PAUL L. KLEIN WALTER D. SCOTT VICE-PRESIDENT, FINANCIAL PLANNING. PRESIDENT TREASURY OPERATIONS AND BUDGETS JULIAN GOODMAN NICHOLAS C. GILLES Station Relations VICE-PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, VICE-PRESIDENT. STATION RELATIONS WMAO-TV, CHICAGO DONALD J. MERCER ROBERT LEMMON DIRECTOR. STATION RELATIONS VICE-PRESIDENT, SPORTS RAYMOND T. O'CONNELL CARL LINDEMANN, JR. Information VICE-PRESIDENT, STATION RELATIONS Corporate DONALD J. MERCER VICE-PRESIDENT. CORPORATE INFORMA- VICE-PRESIDENT, TELEVISION NETWORK TION SALES ROBERT D. KASMIRE JOHN M. OTTER DIRECTOR, CORPORATE INFORMATION VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER HAROLD QUEEN RICHARD J. RABURN MANAGER, CORPORATE INFORMATION BETTYE K. HOFFMANN VICE-ric SIDENT AND ASSISTANT GENERAL ATTORNEY Planning BENJAMIN D. RAUB VICE-PRESIDENT, PLANNING VICE-PRESIDENT CENTRAL SALES, ALLEN R. COOPER TELEVISION NETWORK MANAGER, BROADCAST ECONOMICS ANGUS ROBINSON KENNETH R. NACE VICE-PRESIDENT, ADVERTISING Research GERALD E. ROWE FINANCIAL EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT, RESEARCH AARON RUBIN THOMAS E. COFFIN STAFF EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR. RESEARCH PROJECTS WEST COAST SAMSON TUCHMAN THOMAS W. SARNOFF VICE PRESIDENT, AUDIENCE MEASURE- VICE-PRESIDENT PROGRAMS, WEST COAST MENT HERBERT SCHLOSSER PAUL L. KLEIN VICE-PRESIDENT, PROMOTION Public Information JOHN SCUPPO VICE-PRESIDENT, PUBLIC INFORMATION VICE-PRESIDENT FILM PROGRAMS AND SYDNEY H. EIGER NBC PRODUCTIONS, WEST COAST Public Information-Press b Publicity JEROME H. STANLEY PUBLICITY VICE PRESIDENT ADMINISTRATION, VICE PRESIDENT, PRESS AND RADIO DIVISION M. S. RUKEYSER, JR. MARION STEPHENSON DIRECTOR. NEWS PUBLICITY VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, JOSEPH DERBY TELEVISION NETWORK DIRECTOR, PROGRAM PUBLICITY ROBERT L. STONE GENE WALSH VICE-PRESIDENT, SPECIAL PROGRAMS MANAGER, PROGRAM AND TRADE PUB- WILLIAM F. STORKE LICITY VICE-PRESIDENT, TALENT ST. CLAIR PUGH DAVID TEBET MANAGER, PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICES VICE-PRESIDENT. OPERATIONS AND ARTHUR I. SELBY ENGINEERING Advertising WILLIAM H. TREVARTHEN VICE PRESIDENT, ADVERTISING VICE-PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, GERALD ROWE WKYC, CLEVELAND DESIGN NEAL A. ELLS DIRECTOR, VAN JOHN J. GRAHAM VICE-PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS, EAST COAST DIRECTOR, ADVERTISING LAWRENCE R. WHITE BELLIN VICE-PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS, RADIO DAVID NETWORK Promotional Services ROBERT WOGAN VICE PRESIDENT, PROMOTION SECRETARY JOWN SCUOPPO GEORGE E. MORRIS DIRECTOR, PROMOTION ASSISTANT SECRETARIES JOHN F. FEENEY JOHN V. SHUTE MANAGERII,,GUEST RELATIONS NORMAN B. MILLS PETER M. -IINTLE MYRON ROTH DIRECTOR, PROGRAM MERCHANDISE PAUL MOSHEº TREASURER DIVISION MANAGER, PROMOTION, WEST COAST FINANCIAL EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT JAY MICHELIS AARON RUBIN Standards b Pracmces VICE PRESIDENT & TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT, BROADCAST STANDARDS RICHARD J. RABURN HERMINIO TRAVIESAS VICE-PRESIDENT FINANCIAL PLANNING, DIRECTOR, BROADCAST STANDARDS, TREASURY OPERATIONS WEST COAST NICHOLAS C. GILLES GERARD B. PETRY DIRECTOR, TAX ADMINISTRATION DIRECTOR, BROADCAST STANDARDS WALTER SAPPER CARL M. WATSON CONTROLLER Legai JAMES E. WAY VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL ATTOR- CONTROLLER, WEST COAST NEY JOSEPH L. KUBIN COLYDON B. DUNHAM

581 VICE PRESIDENT AND ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, NIGHTTIME PROGRAMS GENERAL ATTORNEY JOSEPH P. CUN NEFF BENJAMIN D. RAUB DIRECTOR, SPECIAL PROGRAMS ASSISTANT GENERAL ATTORNEY ARCH ROBB JOHN V. SHUTE VICE PRESIDENT, TALENT, ASSISTANT GENERAL ATTORNEY, WASH- DAVID W. INGTON TEBET HOWARD MONDEBER VICE PRESIDENT, TALENT AND PROGRAM DIRECTOR, ADMINISTRATION PRACTICES MYRON WEINBLATT JACK D. SAMUELS VICE PRESIDENT, VICE PRESIDENT, CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS LAW, WEST COAST GEORGE A. HEINEMANN RICHARD H. GRAHAM DIRECTOR, DAYTIME PROGRAMS, WEST COAST NEWS DIVISION DEAN K. CRAIG PRESIDENT DIRECTOR, LIVE NIGHTTIME & SPECIAL REUVEN FRANK PROGRAMS, WEST COAST VICE PRES., NEWS JOHN HAMLIN, JR. RICHARD C. WALD VICE PRESIDENT, FILM PROGRAMS & NBC VICE PRESIDENT, NEWS PRODUCTIONS DONALD MEANT JEROME H. STANLEY VICE PRESIDENT. SPORTS DIRECTOR TALENT & PROGRAM CARL LINDEMANN, JR. ADMINISTRATION, WEST COAST GENERAL MANAGER. NEWS. RADIO DIVI- DAVID FREEDMAN SION AND OWNED TV STATIONS RUSSELL C. TORNABENE Television Network Sales GENERAL MANAGER, NEWS OPERATIONS VICE PRESIDENT, SALES WILLIAM T. CORRIGAN JOHN M. OTTER GENERAL MANAGER, NEWS SERVICES VICE PRESIDENT. SALES AND JAMES W. KITCHELL ADMINISTRATION JOSEPH J. IARICCI DIRECTOR, NEWS, WEST COAST ROBERT E. MULHOLLAND VICE PRESIDENT, NATIONAL SALES MAX E. Bucx DIRECTOR. NEWS FILM SIGMUND BAJAK VICE PRESIDENT, CENTRAL SALES ANGUS ROBINSON DIRECTOR BUSINESS AFFAIRS AND ADMIN. VICE PRES., DAYTIME, SPECIAL AND JAMES F. WHITE SPORTS PROGRAM SALES DIRECTOR, NEWS, WASHINGTON JAMES G. HERDEN FRANK JORDAN VICE PRESIDENT, PARTICIPATING PROGRAM SALES COORDINATOR, NBC NEWS INFORMATION SERVICES ROBERT F. CONRAD MILTON BROWN VICE PRESIDENT, SALES SERVICES STEPHEN A. FLYNN PERSONNEL DIRECTOR. SALES ADMINISTRATION DIVISION VICTOR Personne! PISANI DIRECTOR, SALES PLANNING VICE PRESIDENT, PERSONNEL DEAN SHAFFNER DAVID J. GARDAM VICE PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR, PROGRAM PRESENTATIONS LABOR RELATIONS DAVID HEDLEY RICHARD N. GOLDSTEIN COMPANY ART DIRECTOR PHYSICIAN ROBERT DR. BERNARD J. HANDLER L. GREENWELL DIRECTOR, PERSONNEL MANAGER, OFFICE ADMINISTRATION ROY A. CHENEY HAMILTON ROBINSON DIRECTOR PERSONNEL, WEST COAST Television Network-General Manager OSCAR C. TURNER VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAG- DIRECTOR MANAGEMENT, DEVELOPMENT ER, TV NETWORK J. TABER GOLDEN, JR. ROBERT L. STONE Television Network-General Manager- TELEVISION NETWORK DIVISION Business Affairs Television Network VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS AFFAIRS TV PRESIDENT NBC TELEVISION NETWORK NETWORK DON DURGIN DONALD CARSWELL VICE PRESIDENT, FILM PROD., Television Network-Programs WEST COAST VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS, AND W. FENTON COE TALENT DIRECTOR, PROGRAM BUDGETS AND MORT WERNER SERVICING GENERAL PROGRAM EXECUTIVE WILLIAM P. DANNHAUSEE. THOMAS J. MCAVITY DIRECTOR. BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS, WEST COAST MICHAEL J. SHERLOCK HERBERT SCHLOSSER DIRECTOR. PRICING & FINANCIAL EVAL VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS, EAST COAST UATION LAWRENCE R. WHITE JEROME D. WEXLER DIRECTOR, SPECIAL PROJECTS DIRECTOR, UNIT MANAGERS & TELE- DONALD B. HYATT SALES VICE PRESIDENT, SPECIAL PROGRAMS, STEPHEN WESTON TV NETWORK Television Network-General Manager- WILLIAM F. STORKS Operations & Engineering VICE PRESIDENT, DAYTIME PROGRAMS, VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS & ENGI- EAST COAST NEERING B. DONALD GRANT WILLIAM H. TREVARTHEN 582 MANAGER, BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION, VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER OPERATIONS & ENGINEERING Tom E. PARO VICTOR F. SCHWEBIUS KNBC-TV-LOS ANGELES DIRECTOR, PRODUCTION SERVICES VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER BERNARD I. PAULSON ROBERT T. HOWARD VICE PRESIDENT, TELEVISION NETWORK W MAQ-T V-CHICAGO OPERATIONS VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER CHARLES E. CORCORAN ROBERT LEMON VICE PRESIDENT, TV PROD. & BUSINESS NBC Sales AFFAIRS .WEST COAST Television Spot VICE. PRESIDENT, TELEVISION NBC RICHARD C. W ELSCH SPOT SALES DIRECTOR, RADIO DIVISION ENGINEERING BERNARD HIRSCH SAMMIE T. ART; MANAGER, FACILITIES ADMINISTRA- NBC Spot Sales-Television TIONS MANAGER, TV SPOT SALES, ALBERT HUMBERT SAN FRANCISCO OFFICE VICE PRESIDENT, ENGINEERING ROBERT H. ANDERSON FRANK FLEMMING MANAGER. TV SPOT SALES, LOS ANGELES OFFICE CARL R. SCHUTZ RADIO NETWORK DIVISION MANAGER. TV SPOT SALES, Radio Network CHICAGO OFFICE PRESIDENT NBC RADIO NETWORK WILLIAM H. MALLERY ARTHUR A. WATSON MANAGER, DETROIT SPOT SALES RICHARD E. TAYLOR NBC Radio Owned Stations MANAGER, EASTERN OFFICE, TELEVISION GENERAL MANAGER, (NEW YORK) SPOT SALES WNBC-AM & FM HERBERT FIELDS PERRY B. BASCOM Business Affairs GENERAL (CHICAGO) DIRECTOR, BUSINESS AFFAIRS AMAM & FM ROBERT E. SMALL HARRY JACOBS GENERAL MANAGER (CLEVELAND), ENTERPRISES DIVISION WKYC AM & FM Enterprises DINO IANNI PRESIDENT, ENTERPRISES DIVISION GENERAL MANAGER (PITTSBURGH), GERALD ADLER WJAS AM & FM DIRECTOR, BUSINESS AFFAIRS EARL BUNCHES AND ADMIN. GENERAL MANAGER (SAN FRANCISCO), DAVID H. HOROWITZ AM & FM HEBER SMITH Enterprises-Domestic GENERAL MANAGER (WASHINGTON), VICE PRES., DOMESTIC ENTERPRISES AM & FM WILLIAM J. SCHMITT HARRY A. KARR DIRECTOR. DOMESTIC ENTERPRISES Radio Network-Sales MORRIS RITTENBERG DIRECTOR, DOMESTIC ENTERPRISES, WEST VICE PRESIDENT, SALES COAST GEORGE H. GALLUP PHILLIPS WYLLY DIRECTOR. SALES, RADIO NETWORK VICE-PRESIDENT, SALES, NBC FILMS, INC. LAMBERT B. BEEUWKES JACQUES LIEBENGUTH MANAGER, SALES SERVICE AND CLEAR- ANCE Enterprises-International LUDWIG W. SIMMEL VICE PRES., INTERNATIONAL ENTER- PRISES Radio Network-Programs HAROLD E. ANDERSON VICE-PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS, RADIO NET- DIRECTOR, CANADIAN OPERATIONS WORK JAMES T. INCH ROBERT WOGAN DIRECTOR. FAR EAST OPERATIONS Radio Network-Administration GEORGE W. KREITNER VICE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION, RA- DIRECTOR. EUROPEAN OPERATIONS DIO DIVISION PETER MARIOTT MARION STEPHENSON DIRECTOR, LATIN AMERICAN OPERA- DIRECTOR. BUSINESS AFFAIRS TIONS HERBERT BROTZ ALASTAIR M. MACKENZIE DIRECTOR, INT'L. SALES NBC OWNED STATIONS Fr NBC THOMAS J. MCMANUS SPOT SALES DIVISION DIRECTOR, INT'L MANAGEMENT SERVICES M. FRANKLYN WARREN NBC Owned Stations 6 NBC Spot Sales PRESIDENT, NBC OWNED TELEVISION STA- -D- TIONS National Telethon Associates, Inc. RAYMOND W. WELPOTT 8530 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif. Phone: NBC Owned Stations 213-655-7701 PRESIDENT, NBC OWNED TELEVISION STA- TIONS PRESIDENT RAYMOND W. WELPOTT BERNARD TABAKIN VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT WNBC-TV-NEW YORK PETER STEPHAN RODGERS THEODORE H. WALWORTH SR. VICE PRESIDENT & TREASURER WKYC-TV-CLEVELAND BURTON I. LIPºMAN VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER GENERAL FOREIGN MANAGER NEAL A. VAN ELLS ROBERT PIK, (N. Y.) 583 SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT FINANCE AND JUSTIN M. GOLENBOCK ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT TREASURER ROBERT C. PETERS BURTON H. BASTEDO VICE PRESIDENT, CURRENT PROGRAMS ASSISTANT SECRETARIES HENRY L. COLMAN PAUL WAGNER VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAM DEPT. HENRY C. SHAYS THOMAS L. MILLER BOARD OF DIRECTORS DIRECTOR PLANNING & DEV. Bernard Tabakin, Burton I. Lippman Justin M. PETER W. KUYPER Golenbock Clifford Rich, Stuart Z. Krinsly, Norman É. Alexander, Joseph Harris. Philco-Ford Corp. BRANCHES AND MANAGERS U.S. DIVISIONS AND MANAGERS (A subsidiary of Ford Motor Co.) NEW YORK: 120 East 56th St.; PL 5-9807. Tioga and C Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. 19134; BRANCHES 443-5325. National Telefilm Associates Inc. (U.K.) Ltd., BOARD OF DIRECTORS Eagle House, 109 Jermyn St., London, S.W. 1, England; TRAfalgar 1127, resident dir., Sidney Robert J. Hampson, Chairman; Henry Ford, II, L. Simpson. W. C. Ford, Benson Ford, J. Edward Lundy, Edwin D. O'Leary, Will Scott, John B. Lawson, INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Leo C. Beebe. CANADA: Sovereign Films Distributors, Ltd., 277 Victoria Street, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; PRESIDENT Phone: 416-225-3647. Herb S. Mathers. PHILIP CALDWELL EUROPEAN OFFICE: National Telefilm Asso- VICE PRESIDENT & GEN. MGR., INTERNA- ciates, Inc.. 52 Taunusstrasse Frankfurt/Main, TIONAL DIV. Germany. Phone: 23 31 67; Dr. R. F. Gold- J. H. GILLIES schmidt. VICE PRESIDENT-FINANCE GERMANY: UFA -International GMBH. 8 Mun- D. M. SPARLING chen 15, Sonnenstrasse 19 Munich, Germany. VICE PRESIDENT INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS Phone: 55 79 26. Mrs. Tyc-Holm. J. E. MUNGER -o- VICE PRESIDENT, PUBLIC AFFAIRS Official Films, Inc. J. F. MAYHEW VICE PRESIDENT, SUPPLY 445 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022; PLaza F. R. WHEELER 7-8900. EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT & GEN. MGR., CHAIRMAN OF BOARD DOMESTIC CONSUMER PRODUCTS DIV. Louis C. LERNER L. C. BEEBE VICE-PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT CONSUMER AFFAIRS GEORGE SHAPS A. E. ALLEN VICE -PR ES IDENT-TREASURER EXEC. VICE PRESIDENT & GEN. MGR., AERO- JAMES P. MILLER SPACE DEFENSE UPNS SECRETARY JOHN B. LAWSON JAMES P. MILLER VICE PRESIDENT, ELECTRONICS GROUP ASSISTANT TREASURER DR. W. B. LA BERGE STANLEY MITCHELL GENERAL MANAGER, WESTERN DEVELOP- -0 MENT LABORATORIES - W. B. LA BERGE (acting) Overmyer Network VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, 201 East 42nd Street, New York, N. Y. 10017; AERONUTRONIC DIVISION 867-4520. (Organized, 1966; purpose: to be- L. F. HEILIG come e fourth major network for GENERAL MANAGER, SPACE & RE-ENTRY the service SYSTEMS DIVISION of the public.) E. A. MILLER CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, DANIEL H. OVERMYER COMMUNICATIONS Si TECHNICAL SER- PRESIDENT VICES DIVISION OLIVER E. TREYS H. E. HOCKEIMER VICE PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR OF SPORTS VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, THOMAS J. MCMAHON MICROELECTRONIC DIVISION GENERAL COUNSEL H. T. STELLER LEMUEL SCHOFIELD DIRECTOR OF LONG -LINES CHARLES W. SHOOP Production Associates Film --0- Corporation Paramount Television 301 West 45th St., New York, N. Y. 10036; (212) 265-4356. (Producers of commercials, indus- (A Division of Paramount Pictures Corporation.) trials, education, Documentary, TV specials, 5451 Marathon Street, Hollywood, California and theatrical motion pictures.) 90038; (213) 463-0100. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT DONALD HUNT STANLEY JAFFE VICE PRESIDENT IN CHG. OF PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT, RAMI FRANKL PRODUCTION VICE PRESIDENT, LEGAL CONSULTANT DOUGLAS S. CRAMER PIERCE PALEY VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE SALES VICE PRESIDENT, PRODUCER ROBERT M. NEWGARD ALICIA FRANKL VICE-PRESIDENT, BUSINESS AFFAIRS DATE OF ORGANIZATION EMMET G. LAVERY, JR. 1968 584 EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT, SALES OP- Promotional Services, Inc. ERATIONS 501 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y.; (212) ROBERT J. O'NEIL 752-9550. VICE PRESIDENT, DISTRIBUTION FINAN- CIAL OPERATIONS PRESIDENT JUSTIN L. ALBERS SIDNEY K. HALPERN VICE PRESIDENT & TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT WARREN A. BERGBOM JACK W. ISAAC MANAGER, MARKET RESEARCH COMPTROLLER DAVID J. MCCARTY LILLIAN KASTER MANAGER, ADVANCED PRODUCTS SALES MANAGER KEITH J. ACKLEY DAVID L. HALPERN MANAGER BLACK & WHITE TV PRODUCTS MANAGEMENT CHARLES H. BELZER Purcell Productions MANAGER, COLOR TV PRODUCT MANAGE- York, N. Y. 10019; MENT 300 West 55th Street, New EDWIN D. DISBOROUGH (212) PL 7-5300. MANAGER, MARKETING PROJECTS COOR- PRESIDENT DINATION DON PURCELL A. CAMERON DUNCAN VICE-PRESIDENT-MUSIC DIRECTOR MANAGER, AUDIO PRODUCT MANAGEMENT LOU CARTER WILLIAM C. FORTUNE TELEVISION DEPARTMENT VICE PRESIDENT, INDUSTRIAL DESIGN VINCE SCARZA TUCKER P. MADAWICK PRODUCTION COORDINATOR VICE PRESIDENT, ADVERTISING SERVICES ROSALIE PAILLE JOHN R. ANDERSEN --0- MANAGER CENTRAL REGION DARRELL I. BADE RCA Corporation VICE PRESIDENT, EASTERN REGION JOSEPH P. BANNON Rockefeller Plaza, New York, New York 10020. 30 MANAGER, MARKETING COORDINATION CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD LOUIS J. COLLINS ROBERT W. SARNOFF MANAGER, DISTRIBUTOR SERVICES CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE EDWARD J. CONNOLLY ELMAR W. ENGSTROM VICE PRESIDENT, SOUTHWESTERN REGION PRESIDENT AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE ARTHUR J. HAMMER OFFICER VICE ROBERT SARNOFF PRESIDENT, NATIONAL SALES W. MARVIN E. KRAMER EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT CON- SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, WESTERN REGION SUMER PRODUCTS & COMPONENTS THOMAS W. DELBERT L. MILLS LENTZ EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT, CONSUMER MANAGER, PRODUCT PERFORMANCE ELECTRONICS CLIFFORD M. RIGSBEE BARTON KREUZER VICE-PRESIDENT, DIST. & COMMERCIAL RELATIONS MARTIN F. BENNETT Radio-TV Commentators, Inc. EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT, PUBLIC 54 West 40th Street, New York, N. Y. 10018; AFFAIRS LOngacre 3-3942. KENNETH W. BILBY STAFF VICE-PRESIDENT, NEWS AND PRESIDENT INFORMATION NORWOOD F. ALLMAN A. S. RYLANDER DIRECTOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS HUGO DIRECTOR, NEWS & INFORMATION A. SEILER HENRY J. BECHTOLD EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT MANAGER, PRODUCT NEWS ROBERT P. KUKUCK HOWARD U. ENDERS VICE-PRESIDENT MANAGER, NEWS SERVICES JOSEPH NELLIGAN ROBERT G. SHORTAL MANAGER, RADIO-TV NEWS & INFORMA- TION RAI Corp. FRANK X. ZUZULO Italian Radio TV System EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT, (Rai Radiotelevisione Italiana) OPERATIONS STAFF CHASE MORSEY, JR. 1350 Ave. of the Americas, New York, N. Y. 10019. Tel.: 265-8540. -o- PRESIDENT RCA Sales Corporation LEO SOLARI EXEC. VICE PRES. & DIRECTOR 600 North Sherman Drive, Indianapolis, Indiana GIORGIO PADOVANO 46201. SECRETARY & TREASURER CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD ALBANO MUROI DELBERT L. MILLs ASSISTANT DIRECTOR PRESIDENT VERA GIANNINI BARTON KREUZER CHIEF U.S. CORRESPONDENT VICE-PRESIDENT, TECHNICAL PLANNING RUGGERO ORLANDO EARL I. ANDERSON U.S. CORRESPONDENTS EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT, PRODUCT AS GAWRONSKI MANAGEMENT RANCESCO MATTIOLI DAVID E. DALY DAN ILO COLOMBO 585 RKO General, Inc. KFRC KFMS (FM) San Francisco 415 Bush St., San Francisco, Calif. 94108; (415) 1440 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 10018; (212) 982-9200. 564-8000. GENERAL MANAGER, AM and FM CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD JOHN WRATH THOMAS F. O'NEIL WHCT-TV, Hartford. PRESIDENT 555 Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn.; (203) 525- JOHN B. POOR. 2611. VICE-PRESIDENTS GENERAL MANAGER HUBERT J. DE LYNN; . GREENE. JR.; Ross GEORGE CYR S. TABER; PATRICK J. WINKLER; WILLIAM L. RKO RADIO REPRESENTATIVES WESTERMAN; WILLIAM P. REES; HATHAWAY 1440 Broadway, New York 10018; WATSON; LLOYD D. RUTH; WILLIAM N. FARLIE, (212) 564-8000. JR. VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER COMPTROLLER JAMES F. O'GRADY JOHN B. FITZGERALD RKO TELEVISION REPRESENTATIVES ASSISTANT CONTROLLER 1440 Broadway, New York, New York 10018; C. S. SIMMs (212) 564-8600. SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER PATRICIA J. MURPHY TOM W. JUDGE ASSISTANT SECRETARIES CHARLES T. MARSHALL PATRICK J. WINKLER The Walter Reade Organization- TREASURER TV Division HUBERT J. DELYNN ASSISTANT TREASURER 241 East 34th Street, New York, N. Y. 10016; CHARLES J. MARSHALL MU 3-6300. RADIO DIVISION PRESIDENT Ross S. TABER WALTER READE, JR. TELEVISION DIVISION VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE TV SALES HENRY V. GREENE ELLIOTT ABRAMS VICE PRESIDENT, WEST COAST OFFICE WRKO, WROR (FM), WNAC-TV ALAN GLEITSMAN RKO General Building, Government Center, DIRECTOR, EASTERN SALES Boston, Massachusetts 02114; (617) 742-9000. MURRAY OREN GENERAL MANAGER-TV ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE JOHN MC CRORY BERNICE COR VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, DIRECTOR, ADVERTISING & PROMOTION AM and FM JEFF SATKIN PERRY URY OPERATIONS MANAGER KHJ, KHJ-FM, KHI -TV, 5515 Melrose Avenue, MARY WINTERS Los Angeles, Calif. 90038; (213) 462-2133 GENERAL MANAGER, TV CHARLES DWYER Reed, Roland, Productions, Inc. VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, Producers Studio, Inc.; 650 North Bronson, Los AM and FM WARREN EARL Angeles, Calif. 90004. PRESIDENT WOR, WOR-FM, WOR-TV ROLAND D. REED 1440 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10G18; (212) 564-8000. VICE-PRESIDENT HAROLD LEWIS VICES -PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, SECRETARY -TREASURER ROBERT SMITH JESSE C. CORALLO GENERAL MANAGER, TV -0- MICHAEL MCCORMICK Screen Gems GENERAL MANAGER, FM HUGH S. WALLACE (A Division of Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc.) WHBQ, WHBQ-FM, WHBQ-TV 711 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022; (212) 485 South Highland, Memphis, Tenn. 38111; PL 1-4432. (901) 323-7661. PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, JOHN H. MITCHELL TV D. NOEL EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT A. LLOYD BURNS MANAGER, AM & FM GENERAL VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF PRODUC- JAMES A. BEDWELL TION WGMS, WGMS-FM LEONARD GOLDBERG 5100 Wisconsin Avenue N.W., Washington, D.C. VICE PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR OF SYNDICA- 20016; (202) 244-8600. TION PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT GENERAL MANAGER DAN GOODMAN RONALD L. RUTH VICE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR OF SYN- DICATION SALES CKLW, CKLW-FM, CKLW-TV, Detroit -Windsor WILLIAM HART 825 Riverside Drive, West Windsor, Ontario, VICE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION Canada, 254-1155. EDWARD AHASKET GENERAL MANAGER, TV VICE PRESIDENT ADVERTISING AND PUB- S. C. RITCHIE LIC RELATIONS VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER, MARVIN KORMAN AM & FM VICE PRESIDENT, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER Rossai J. Buss HARRY ACKERMAN 586 VICE PRESIDENT, STUDIO BUSINESS AF- AUSTRALIA (Sydney): FAIRS Joe Joel, Screen Gems (Pty. Ltd.) 45 Macquarie ARTHUR M. FRANKEL St., Sydney, Australia. VICE PRESIDENT, EXECUTIVE PRODUC- JAPAN (Tokyo) : TION MANAGER Toru Ohnuki, Japan International Enterprises, 4th SEYMOUR FRIEDMAN Floor, Yoneda Bldg., 17-20 6-Chome Shimbashi, Tokyo, Japan. VICE PRESIDENT, POST PRODUCTION MAN- Minato-ku, AGER PHILIPPINES (Manila) : LAWRENCE WERNER Conrado Javier Screen Gems, Philippine Presi- MERCHANDISING dent Lines B`dg., 1000-1046 United Nations VICE PRESIDENT Avenue, Manila, Philippines (P.O. Box 3373, ED JUSTIN Manila). VICE PRESIDENT RESEARCH AND PRO- GRAM PLANNING SCREEN GEMS BROADCASTING WILLIS GRANT PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF TALENT NORMAN LOUVAU RENEE VALENTE VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING AND SALES WVUE, New Orleans PROMOTION DOUGLASS ELLESON JERRY KAUFER VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER. DIRECTOR OF PROMOTION AND PUBLIC- AND TELEVISION, ITY, New York KCPX AM FM RADIO JEFFREY ROSE Salt Lake City, Utah HAROLD (HACK) WOOLLEY DIRECTOR OF STUDIO PROMOTION AND PUBLICITY VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, DOUG DUITSMAN WAPA-TV, San Juan CONTROLLER HECTOR MODESTI MILTON KLEIN EUE/SCREEN GEMS CONTROLLER AND DIRECTOR OF MANAGE- PRESIDENT MENT INFORMATION, WEST COAST STEVEN ELLIOT A. G. FEDER VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER STUDIO COUNSEL GEORGE COONEY SHELDON M. MITTLEMAN VICE PRESIDENT SYNDICATION SALES FIELD REPRESENTA - MICHAEL ELLIOT TI VES VICE PRESIDENT SOUTHERN AND SOUTHWESTERN SALES MICHAEL NEBBIA MANAGER PRESIDENT, WEST COAST OPER- Don Bryan, Lenox Towers, Room 1732, 3390 VICE Peachtree Rd., N.E., Atlanta, Georgia. (404) ATIONS 261.0277 RICHARD KERNS MIDWESTERN AND WESTERN SALES MAN. VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL SALES MAN- AGER AGER Paul Weiss, Suite 312, 6290 Sunset Blvd., Holly. ERROL LINDERMAN wood, Calif. 90028; (213) 469.3919.. VICE PRESIDENT, CHICAGO WILFRED SOHL SCREEN GEMS INTERNATIONAL VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT JACK MARTIN LLOYD BURNS VICE PRESIDENT, SALES LAWRENCE HILFORD AUDIENCE STUDIES, INC. VICE PRESIDENT, PRODUCTION Los Angeles, California DAN ENRIGHT 7655 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90046; (213) VICE PRESIDENT VERNON BURNS 876-6600. VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT JOE JOEL GERALD LUKEMAN TORONTO: VICE PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH Bruce Ledger, Screen Gems (Canada) Ltd., 72 MICHAEL BOYD Carlton St., Toronto, Ontario, Canada. VICE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION MEXICO: ROGER SELTZER Harold Winston, Screen Gems de Mexico, S. A. VICE PRESIDENT -SALES DEVELOPMENT Plaza dela Republica 43, Mexico 1, D. F. ROBERT PARCHER MONTREAL: OFFICES in Hollywood, Chicago, New York, Lon- Sher - don, Tokyo, Sydney, Melbourne, Frankfurt. Johnbroke eSgt., West, Standard Life Buildings Mont- real 109, Quebec, Canada. BRAZIL: Inc. Helios Alvarez, Screen Gems of Brazil, Inc., Rua Sy Shaffer Enterprises, Santa Isabel, 160-7 And, Sao Paulo, Brazil. 82-19, 192nd Street, Jamaica Estates, N. Y.; PUERTO RICO (San Juan): (212) 776-3322. Norman Louvau, Screen Gems, P.O. Box 2050, PRESIDENT San Juan, Puerto Rico. SY SHAFFER ARGENTINA (Buenos Aires): VICE PRESIDENT N. Delacampa, Columbia Pictures of Argentina, RUTH SHAFFER TV Dept., Avda, Callao 449 3er Piso, Buenos Aires, Argentina. -0 LONDON: Vernon Burns Screen Gems, Ltd., 169 Regent St., Skiatron Electronics and Television London WlR, 8RN, England. Corporation PARIS: Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 10016. 685- Jean Pierre Barrot, Telecinex, 5, Avenue Val- 275 asquez, Paris 8, France. 1120. 587 PRESIDENT SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT (LIGHTING PROD- ARTHUR LEVEY UCTS GROUP) SECRETARY -TREASURER M. W. KREMER ANNETTE M. KLEIN SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT (ELECTRONIC BOARD OF DIRECTORS SYSTEMS GROUP) Arthur Levey, Philip A. Levey, Kurt Widder, J. R. LIEN John Ellard, Annette M. Klein SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT (INFORMATION SYSTEMS GROUP) o- L. A. MULLER Snader Productions, Inc. SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT (ENTERTAIN. MENT PRODUCTS GROUP) 7100 Hillside Ave., Hollywood, Calif. 90046; THOMAS H. CASHIN 874-1122. SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT (PRECISION MA- PRESIDENT TERIALS GROUP) Louts D. SNADER GERALD L. MORAN SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT (MARKETING) ALFRED C. VIEBRANZ Storer Broadcasting Company VICE PRESIDENT FINANCE AND CONTROL- LER 1177 Kane Concourse, Miami Beach 54, Florida; DOUGLAS L. HAMILTON UNion 6-0211. VICE PRESIDENT, SECRETARY AND GEN- CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD ERAL COUNSEL GEORGE B. STORER ROBERT E. ANDERSON, JR. VICE CHAIRMAN OF BOARD VICE PRESIDENT, PUBLIC RELATIONS STANTON P. KETTLER HERBERT C. JOHNSON, JR. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT, INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS BILL MICHAELS BRUCE CARSWELL EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER PETER STORER JAY W. WHITE VICE PRESIDENT FOR LAW AND SECRE- TARY 0 JOHN E. McCoy VICE PRESIDENT, WASHINGTON AFFAIRS TelePrompTer Corporation LIONEL F. BAXTER 50 West 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson VICE PRESIDENT, TELEVISION DIVISION 2-3800. TERRY H. LEE CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT AND ASSISTANT SECRE- IRYINO B. KAHN TARY SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, RESEARCH AND ABIAH A. CHURCH DEVELOPMENT VICE PRESIDENT, RADIO PROGRAMMING H. J. SCHLAFLY, JR. GRADY EDNEY VICE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION VICE PRESIDENT BROADCAST STAND- ARDS AND COMPLIANCE LEONARD Tow EWALD KOCKRITZ VICE PRESIDENT, CABLE TV DIVISION VICE PRESIDENT FOR SPEC. SERVICES ROBERT H. SYMONS CLYDE MCCLYM ON DS VICE PRESIDENT GROUP COMMUNICA- VICE PRESIDENT OF FINANCE AND TREAS- TIONS DIVISION URER JAY J. MERELE ARNO W. MUELLER VICE PRESIDENT, PUBLIC RELATIONS VICE PRESIDENT, REGIONAL RADIO JOHN R. BARRINGTON JAMES P. STORER VICE PRESIDENT, CORPORATE RELATIONS VICE PRESIDENTS GLORIA COE KLEIN REGINALD B. MARTIN TREASURER & SECRETARY KENNETH L. BAGWELL EUGENE WEINRICH LAWRENCE M. CARINO CONTROLLER KEITH T. MCKENNEY JAY J. GARTENLAUB ROGER W. LEGRAND JOSEPH T. CONWAY BRANCH OFFICE WARREN C. ZWICKY CHICAGO, ILL.: 325 W. Huron St., (312) 345- H. W. RAY 7414. PAUL RAYMON LEONARD SPRAGG TNT Communications Inc. Subscriber -Vision 575 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022. PL (See Skiatron Electronics and Television Corp.) 5-6300. PRESI DENT NATHAN L. HALPERN Sylvania Electric Product Inc. (A VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF OPERA- Subsidiary of General Telephone TIONS ROBERT G. THOMºsox S. Corporation) Electronics VICE PRESIDENT-GEN. MGR. 730 Third Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10017; 551- ROBERT FRIEDMAN 1000. ELECTRONICS DIV., DIRECTOR OF ENGI- PRESIDENT NEERING GARLAN MORSE STANLEY GERENDASY SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRA- DIRECTOR OF SALES TION ANTHONY GRABOIS WILLIAM F. RUEGER EXECUTIVE PRODUCER SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT (ELECTRONIC MARSHALL JAMISON COMPONENTS GROUP DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL TELEVISION GEORGE KONEEL JAMES W. JOHNSON 588 ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE (TORONTO, CANA- TNT Electronics DA) )A Division of TNT Communications, Inc.) STANLEY HANSON 11377. PL (Also Syndication series sales; Canada office: 2 62-10 34th Ave., Woodside, N. Y. Carlton St., Carlton Towers, Toronto 2, Canada. 5-6300. (416) 363-4033. United Artists of Canada.) VICE PRESIDENT & GEN. MGR. Syndication Series Sales ROBERT FRIEDMAN DIRECTOR, NORTH EASTERN DIVISION VICE PRESIDENT-OPERATIONS (PITTSBURGH) ROBERT G. THOMPSON LEON BERNARD DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING DIRECTOR, SOUTH EASTERN DIVISION STANLEY GERENDASY (MIAMI) MAURY LAN KEN DIRECTOR, SOUTH WESTERN DIVISION (DALLAS) United Artists Television, Inc. CARL MILLER 729 Seventh Avenue, York, New York 10019; DIRECTOR, WESTERN DIVISION (SAN New FRANCISCO) Circle 5-6000. Print end Station Services Cen- JAMES WEATHERS ter, 2904 Woodburn Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45206; (513) 741-1323. UNITED ARTISTS TELEVISION CHAIRMAN & CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER ERVIN H. EZZES INTERNATIONAL, INC. PRESIDENT 729 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10019; PIERRE WEIS CI 5-6000. EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND GEN- ERAL SALES MANAGER PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF INTERNATION- MARTIN J. ROBINSON AL OPERATIONS MARVIN GOODMAN VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER OF SPECIAL PROJECTS EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT DICK LAWRENCE RUTH DANIELS VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF STATION COORDINATOR, SALES AND SERVICE SERVICES JOE LEVINSOHN JACN MCLAUGHLIN FOREIGN OFFICES: Sao Paulo, Brazil. Caixa Postal 486, Rua dos VICE PRESIDENT & SECRETARY Tele- SEWARD I. Andradas 241; 36-8900. Mario Araujo, BENJAMIN vision General Manager Brazil. VICE PRESIDENT Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. Caixa Postal 596-ZC-00, JOSEPH ENDE Rua Alvaro Alvim 52-20e 30 Ander, 42-4010/ VICE PRESIDENT 4018/4019. Miss Gisley Pettinati, Television HERBERT T. SCHOTTENFELD representative. VICE PRESIDENT Frankfurt/Main, Germany. Wiesenhuttenstrasse SIDNEY P. LANDAU 11, Hans Muth. 3342-47. TREASURER & CONTROLLER Mexico 6, D. F. c/o Bonded Services, Interna- MAURO A. SARDI tional, 5th Floor, Insurgentes Sur 11, 45-55-34, 35-98-90/1. Raul Lefcovich, Director of Latin ASSISTANT TREASURER American Division, Television; Eduardo Fer- SIDNEY P. LANDAU nandez, Administrator Latin American Televi- ASSISTANT TREASURER sion Operations. VINCENT S. GIOVINCO London W.I., England. Box 2JL, 142 Wardour ASSISTANT CONTROLLER Street; 636-1655. Peter Pawsey, European Tele- BEN BROYDE vision Sales Manager. DIRECTOR, CONTACT DEPARTMENT Paris 8e, France, 25 Rue d'Astorg, ANjou 4590, JOSEPH L. MOORE Mary Jane Fourniel, Television Sales Repre- sentative for French Language Continental DIRECTOR, FILM & PRINT OPERATIONS JOSEPH TRENTIN Countries. Sydney, Australia. GPO Box 3278, 221-225 Eliza- DIRECTOR, RESEARCH beth Street MA -6-101; Ronald G. Michaels, JOSEPH CESLIK Director of Far Eastern Division -Television; DIRECTOR, PROMOTION DEPARTMENT Paul Herbert, Television Sales Manager, Aus- EVE BAER tralia. Tokyo, Japan. No. 15 Mori Building, 16 Akefune- DIRECTOR,MOTION PICTURE RESEARCH cho, Shiba-Nishikubo, Minato-ku 503-3628; JOHANNA D'AGOSTINO 503-3629. Mitsuo Sekino, Television General DIRECTOR, TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT Manager for Japan, Okinawa and Korea. MYRA KAPLAN Buenos Aires, Argentina. Lavalle 1747-51; 40-3411. Feature Film Sales Severiano Anzuola, Television Sales epresent- DIRECTOR, CENTRAL DIVISION (CHICAGO) ative for Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and SELWYN GINSLER Chile. DIRECTOR, EASTERN DIVISION (NEW Santurce, Puerto Rico. Suite 223A, Caribbean YORK) Towers Building, 760 Ponce de Leon Avenue, PAUL KALVIN Miramar; P.O. Box 13126; 725-7466. C. Mike Murphy. ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, EASTERN DIVISION Bangkok Thailand. Southeast Insurance Building, (NEW ENGLAND) 708 Iviahachai Road; 26656/57/58. M. Horii, GEORGE GILBERT Television Sales Service Coordinator. DIRECTOR, SOUTH WESTERN DIVISION Hong Kong. Marina House, Queens Road, Central. (SHREVEPORT) 31522. Doyen Chow, Television Sales Service FRED A. WATKINS Coordinator. DIRECTOR, WESTERN DIVISION (HOLLY- Manila, Philippines. Third Floor, State Building, WOOD) Rizal Avenue; 3-78-52; Mrs. Leonila L. Cando, Antos T. BARON Telvision Sales Service Coordinator. GENERAL MANAGER (TORONTO, CANADA) Bogota, Colombia. Juan Jorge Jaeckel (television FRANCK KOWCENUE agent), Apartado Aereo 5949, 42-80-51. 589 Rome, Italy. Lionello Torossi (Television agent), EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Via Monte Giordano 36 655-386; 564-496. ROBERT C. WINKLER Madrid, Spain. Jose Luis Augustin (Television FILM PRODUCTION (Commercial) Agent) Movierecord S. A. 4 Martires de Alcala, THE DIRECTORS CENTER 248-9201. JOHN CORLESS, N. Y.; DEAN O'BRIEN, Hollywood United Nations FILM PRODUCTION (Industrial & Educational) VPI FILMS Radio and Visual Services Division United ROBERT DRUCKER, Hollywood; BILL LEWIS, N. Y. Nations, New York 17, N. Y.; PL 4-1234. VPI SERVICES (Commercial) DIRECTOR. RADIO -VISUAL SERVICES (Laboratory, Print Distribution, Shipping/Post JEAN D'ARCY Haste) N. Y., Chicago, Hollywood, Detroit DEPUTY DIRECTOR VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, DAVID RITCHIE N. Y. CHIEF OF TELEVISION MEL ROBINSON MICHAEL HAYWARD VPI COLOR CENTER (Industrial & Education) DISTRIBUTION OFFICER, TV FILMS BERNIE BARNETT, N. Y. BEDRICH GRUNZWEIG --a-- CHIEF INT'L & SATELLITE COMMUNICA- TIONS UNIT VPI Services JOSEF C. NICHOLS 410 E. 62 St., New York, N. Y. 10021 (Print Ser- vice) 212-838-3900; 450 E. Ohio St., Chicago, Universal Education & Visual Arts III. 60601; (312) 787-2500; 1515 N. Western (A Division of Universal City Studios, Inc.) Ave., Hollywood, Calif. 90027; (213) HO 221 Park Ave. South, New York 10003, N. Y.; 6-8691. SP 7-6600. Cable Unedvisa. PRESIDENT PRESTDENT RORFRT WINKT.ER PETER MCDONALD VICE-PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER DIRECTOR OF DIVISIONAL OPERATIONS MEL ROBINSON JAMES M. FRANEY VICE -PR PSIDENT, CALIFORNIA VICE-PRESIDENTS DEAN O'BRIEN MURRAY GOODMAN JOHN D. DESMOND ADVERTISING & PROMOTION Video Prints of Illinois, Inc. DONALD FREEBERG 450 E. Ohio St.; Chicago, III. 60611. Tel. 312- PTTR CHASING 787-2500. ED RILEY VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, MANAGER, BRANCH OPERATIONS ILLINOIS FRANK GILLHAUS BEN RACIILIS MANAGER ATLANTA EXCHANGE DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS J. HUNT RON KLYBER MANAGER CHICAGO EXCHANGE -0- DANIEL A. BISHOP MANAGER DALLAS EXCHANGE Warner Bros. Television P. HOWARD 200 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10017; (212) MANAGER LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE 986-1717. CHARLES MCGRATTY MANAGER NEW YORK EXCHANGE PRESIDENT PAUL HARWOOD GERALD J. LEIDER MANAGER PORTLAND. ORE. EXCHANGE EXECUTIVE VICE PRES., WORLDWIDE DIS- P. WEBER TRIBUTION D. DIRECTOR, EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTION CHARLES MCGREGOR VICE PRESIDENT, DOMESTIC SALES MAN- RICHARD A. LUKIN AGER DIRECTOR, EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH ALVIN E. UNGER LEO B. GUELPA VICE PRESIDENT, DOMESTIC SALES DIRECTOR. DISTRIBUTION SERVICES GEORGE MITCHELL ALAN ROBERTS DIRECTOR, EDUCATIONAL MARKETING VICE PRESIDENT, MIDWESTERN SALES PHILIP WULF JOHN N. HEIM DIRECTOR, VICE PRESIDENT, SOUTHERN SALES COLLEGE MARKETS DAVID HUNT PHILIP LID MIDWESTERN SALES DIRECTOR DIRECTOR, DEPOSIT LIBRARIES S. ALLEN ASH ANTHONY BENEDETTO SOUTHERN SALES DIRECTOR JAMES DELANEY Universal Television EASTERN SALES DIRECTORS (A division of Universal City Studios, Inc.) PETER AFFE Universal City, Calif. PO 9-0500. EDGAR J. DONALDSON WESTERN SALES DIRECTORS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AL ADOLPH JENNINGS LANG SID COHEN VICE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT, INT'L. SALES & A. A. DORSKIND ADMINISTRATION BERRY GREENBERG VPI (Div. of Electrographic Corp.) DIRECTOR OF SALES UNITED KINGDOM, Exec. Office: 78 East EIRE EUROPE, MIDDLE EAST, AFRICA 56th St., New York, N. Y. HAROLD BREACHER 10022; (212) 838-3900. DIRECTOR OF SALES, AUSTRALIA, NEW PRESIDENT ZEALAND SHELDON B. SATIN MATT BROWN 590 TV SALES REPRESENTATIVE, FRANCE, AND William Morris Agency, Inc. COLONIES, LUXEMBOURGE, FRENCH LANGUAGE STATION SWITZERLAND, 1350 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N. Y. MONACO, BELGIUM , FRENCH EQUA- 10019; 586-5100. Beverly Hills office: 151 SENEGAL TORIAL AFRICA, El Camino, 274-7451. Chicago office: 435 N. CHARLES WILKES DIRECTOR OF SALES, JAPAN, KOREA, TAI- Michigan Ave., 467-1744. WAN, GUAM PRESIDENT LOUTS K. MTZUNO ABE LASTFOGEL DIRECTOR OF SALES, MEXICO, CENTRAL EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREAS- AMERICA URER (NEW YORK) JORGE SANCHEZ NAT LEFKOWITZ TV SALES REPRESENTATIVE, ITALY. ITAL- EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT AND SECRE- IAN LANGUAGE STATION SWITZER- TARY (BEVERLY HILLS) LAND MORRIS STOLLER CHRISTIAN LIVORNESS EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT (BEVERLY VICE PRESIDENT, NETWORK PROGRAM- HILLS) MING & SALES EDWARD BLEIER SAM WEISBORD VICE PRESIDENT NETWORK PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT TELEVISION DEPARTMENT THOMAS G. KUHN New York: WALLACE S. JORDON, Lou Wins, DIRECTOR BUSINESS AFFAIRS LEONARD S. KRAMER, SOL LEON, LARRY AUER- OF HARRY KALCHEIM, LEE STEVENS, BEN JORDAN P. DAVIS BACH. GRIFFER, BERNARD SELIGMAN, ARNOLD SANK, DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL PROTECTS & EXEC. JOE WOLFSON, MARTY LITER. MURRAY PROD. OF THE ANIMATION DIVISION JCHWARTZ, SANDY GLASS, LENNY ROSENBERG, MRS. JACQUELINE SMITH DENNIS PAGET, RON YATTER, JERRY KELLERT, DIRECTOR OF COMMERCIAL, EDUCATION- SANDY LITTMAN, BOB GOODMAN. AL & INDUSTRIAL FILM PRODUCTIONS Beverly Hills: SAM WEISBORD, NORMAN BROKAW, WILLIAM L. HENDRICKS STAN KAMEN, TONY FANTOZZI, PHIL WELTMAN, PRODUCTION MGR., ANIMATION DIVISION MARTY DUBOW, GEORGE SHAPIRO, ELLIOTT WAX, EARL W. JONAS FRED APPOLLO, ROWLAND PERKINS, RON MAR- VICE PRESIDENT, IN CHG. OF CANADIAN DIOIAN, SYLVIA HIRSH, LEW WEITZMAN, STEVE SALES KIBI.ER. CHARLES S. CHAPLIN CANADIAN SALES DIRECTOR INDUSTRIAL FILM DEPARTMENT WILLIAM MOVER New York: HARRY UPLAND, LEON MEMOLI. DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION GORDON A. HELLMANN VICE PRESIDENT, ADVERTISING & PUBLICITY WILLIAM P. BROWN Zenith Radio Corporation VICE PRESIDENT, FILM OPERATIONS North Austin Avenue, Chicago, Illinois HERBERT G. RICHER 1900 60639; 745-2000. DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING & PUBLICITY MARTHA TORGE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER HARVEY D. FRAND JOSEPH S. WRIGHT PROGRAM INFORMATION MANAGER VICE-PRESIDENT, ENGINEERING Louis B. MARINO J. E. BROWN VICE-PRESIDENT. -0 MANUFACTURING AND MATERIALS Weiss, Louis, and Co. ROBERT S. ALEXANDER MARKETING Beverly Hills, VICE-PRESIDENT, 186 No. Canon Dr., California WALTER C. FISHER 90036; (213) 274-9991. VICE-PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH OWNER DR. ROBERT ADLER ADRIAN WEISS VICE-PRESIDENT, SPECIAL PRODUCTS EUGENE M. KINNEY Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER (Group W) RALPH M. SPANG RELATIONS Westinghouse Electric Corp.) VICE PRESIDENT, EMPLOYEE (Subsidiary of DAVID W. DENTON York, N. Y.; 983-6500. 90 Park Ave., New VICE-PRESIDENT, PATENTS PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN OF THE FRANCIS W. CROTTY BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT, CHIEF ENGINEER DONALD H. MCGANNON NATHAN W. ARAM PRESIDENT, RADIO STATION GROUP VICE PRESIDENT, PRODUCTION JOEL CHASEMAN FREDERICK L. HEDBLOM SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENTS DANNENBAUM, JR., Marketing VICE-PRESIDENT AND CONTROLLER A. W. REVONE KLUCKMAN JOSEPH, K. MIKITA, Financing W. RICHARD M. PACE, Programming VICE PRESIDENT, CATHODE RAY TUBE PETER SH RUTH OPERATIONS AREA VICE-PRESIDENTS KARL H. HORN F. A. TooKE SECRETARY HERBERT B. CAHAN PHILIP J. CURTIS LAMONT L. THOMPSON Lou SIMON ASSISTANT TREASURER ED WALLIS AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY ROLLAND V. TOOKE J. KUHAJEE 591 ASSISTANT SECRETARY ZENITH RADIO DISTRIBUTING HAZEL M. CHESSER ASSISTANT SECRETARY CORPORATION EDWIN M. SCHROEDER 505 N. Northwest Ave., Northlake, III. 60164;; 379-9400. ZENITH SALES COMPANY, A Division of Zenith ZENITH RADIO CORPORATION OF Radio Corporation, 1900 North Austin Avenue, NEW YORK Chicago, Illinois 60639; 745-5000. PRESIDENT 666 Fifth Avenue, New York, New York 10019; WALTER C. FISHER Circle 5-1400. VICE-PRESIDENT, MANAGER OF MARKETING CENTRAL ELECTRONICS, INCORPORATED PHILIP J. WOOD VICE-PRESIDENT SALES MANAGER Grandview Avenue at Rt. 16-133, Paris, Illinois J. D. DOUGHERTY 61944; 465-0015. VICE-PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING GORDON G. HURT ZENITH RADIO RESEARCH CORPORATION VICE-PRESIDENT, EXPORT 4040 Campbell Avenue, Menlo Park, JOHN A. MIGUEL, JR. California 94025; 323-0082. DIRECTOR. PUBLIC RELATIONS WILLIAM A. NAIL ZENITH RADIO RESEARCH CORPORATION ZENITH RADIO CORP. OF IOWA (U. K.) Ltd. 1005 Zenith Drive, Sioux City, Iowa; 227-6262. 6 Dalston Gardens, Stanmore, Middlesex, Eng- land. RAULAND DIVISION OF ZENITH RADIO ZENITH RADIO CORPORATION CORPORATION OF MISSOURI 4245 North Knox Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60641; 2500 East Kerney Street, 685-5000. Springfield, Missouri 65801; 865-8341. 2407 West North Avenue, Melrose Park, Illinois 60160; 379-4600. ZENITH HEARING AID CENTERS, INC. 5600 West Jarvis Avenue, Niles, Illinois 60648; 6501 Grand Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60635; 647-8000. 745-3000.

ZENITH HEARING AID SALES CORPORATION ZENITH INTERNATIONAL, INCORPORATED 6501 West Grand Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 1900 North Austin Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60635; 745-3000. 60639; 745-2000.

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593 Advertising Agencies

A. D. ADAMS ADVERTISING. 145 East 52nd St., BAHN ADVERTISING CO., 220 Boylston St., New York 22, N. Y. PLaza 5-0845. Chestnut Hill, Mass. 02167; 332-2342. A. D. ADAMS, pres.; ROBERT J. MARKIEWICZ, TV SAMUEL BAHN, owner. director. BAISCH, BLAKE & GABRIEL, INC. 3101 Euclid WILLIAM HART ADLER, INC., Suite 710, 64 Ave.. Cleveland 15, Ohio: ENdicott 1-8246. Old Orchard, Skokie, Ill. 60076. P. H. BAISCH. pres., W. J. GABRIEL. v.p.. & TV WILLIAM HART ADLER, pres. & treas. dir.; R. H. BLAKE, v.p., ARTHUR GERST, v.p., CHARLES RYMELL, v.p.; EDWARD WALSH, V.p. ADVERTISERS' BROADCASTING CO., 1700 Broadway, New York, N. Y. 10019. PLaza 7-3560. BALL & DAVIDSON, INC., 670 Delaware St., SHOLOM RUBINSTEIN, exec. producer. Denver, Colo. 80204; 623.1291. ORVILLE RENNIE, pres.; vice-presidents: WILLIAM ADV. CONSULTANTS. 2850 New York Ave., N.E., H. LOUGHRAN, NOBLE DED ROIN. Washington, D.C. 20002; 832-4800. LEONARD SCHNEIDER. BARBER AND DRULLARD. INC., 633 Delaware Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 14202; 886-3585. THE AITKIN-KYNETT CO., INC., 4 Penn Center, HENRY L. BARBER. pres.; E. T. DRULLARD, V.P. Philadelphia, Pa. 19103. LOcust 8-6700. ROBERT COLLINS, TV dir.; KAY BALTRUKONIS, BARLOW/JOHNSON. INC., DAR James St.. Syra- CHARLES C. PENNYPACKER, HERBERT SMITH, JOHN cuse, N. Y.; 13203; (315) 479-6644. HALDEMAN, time -buyers. DOUG JOHNSON, pres.; DAVID OETJEN, Radio-TV Product on mgr. R. H. ALBER COMPANY, 439 N. Larchmont Blvd., Los Angeles 4, Calif.. Hollywood 9-8273. BARNES -ñ RAMP/ DVEROTISING471 1010 -2nd FRED L. ALLEN, acct. exec. PAULINE HAGEN, media dir. JERRY CHAMP, pres.; ROY SIMON, Radio-TV dir.

ALLEN & REYNOLDS, 230 Xerox Bldg., 7000 W. TED BATES & CO.. INC., 666 Fifth Ave., New Center Road, Omaha, Neb. 68106; 397-7273. York, N. Y. 10019; 586-0600. SALLY MCBRIDE, dir. of radio & TV. THEODORa L. BATES. hon. chairman of the board. RUDOLPH MONTGELAS, chairman of the board, ALLIED ADVERTISING AGENCIES, INC., 3306 WILLIAM H. KEARNS, chmn. of exec. comm.; ARCH- Glendale Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90039; 666- IBALD McG. FOSTER, pres. & chief exec. officer; 5656. ROBERT E. JACOBY, exec. v.p.; J. R. MACLENNAN, W. F. GARDNER, pres. exec, v.p.; RICHARD A. R. PINKHAM, SR., v.p. media & program services; JUSTIN T. GERSTLE. SR., ALLIED ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 100 vice-pres., & exec. dir, media & program dept.; Boylston St., Boston, Mass. 02116; (617) 482- THOMAS F. MCANDREWS, vice pres. in charge of 4100. HOWARD SHAMBAN, TV dir.; MARC F. Beverly Hills office: 9255 Sunset Blvd., 278.6511. SHAMBAN, TV timebuyer. Offices also in Toronto, Montreal, Canada; London, England: Oslo, Norway, Stockholm, Goteborg, ARNDT. PRESTON. CHAPIN, LAMB & KEEN. Halsingborg, Sweden; , Denmark; INC., 1528 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19102; Frankfort/main, West Germany; Amsterdam, Kingsley 6.1383; 375 Park Ave., New York, Netherlands; Brussels, Belgium; Paris, France; N. Y. 10022¿ PL 1-7460. Milan, Italy; Madrid, Spain; Sydrey, Adelaide, DONALD L. DAIGH, TV/Radio director. Brisbane, Melbourne & Townsvi'le, Australia; Hong Kong; , Selangor Malaysia; Bang- kok, Thailand; Tokyo Iâ Osaka, Japan; Naha City, ARNOLD & COMPANY, INC., Park Square Okinawa. Building, Boston, Mass. 02116. ARNOLD RosoFF, Tres. & LEE T.R BLANC. Z. treas.: BAUER TRIPP HENING & BRESSLER, INC., 211 sen. v.p., creative services; DENNIS LEE, Radio and East 43rd Street, New York, N. Y. 10017, 661-8640. TV dir.; CHARLES BARR, dir. of media; ANNE GÖTZ, ALAN R. TRIPP, pres., E. BRADFORD HENING, Exec. radio & TV buyer, DIANNE MULLER, time buyer. v.p.; HARRY B. BRESSLER, exec. V.p.; 2 Penn Cen- ter, Philadelphia, Pa. 19102. LO 3-7890. ATLANTIC ADVERTISING, 655 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10021; TE 8-8250. BAUERLEIN, INC., Hibernia Bank Building, New Orleans, La. 70112. JAckson 2-5461. N. W. AYER & SON, INC., 1345 Ave. of the NORMAN STEWART, radio -TV dir. Americas, New York 20, 994-7400. T. J. MCDERMOTT, sr. v.p., dir. of Broadcast serv- THE BAYLESS-KERR COMPANY, Hanna Build- ices & media services; JOHN E. NAYLOR, JR., sr. ing, Cleveland, Ohio 44115, 216-621-0648. WIL- v.p. & dir. of programming; CHAS. M. WILDS, v.p. LIAM G. KIEFER. & dir. daytime & participation buys; FREDERICK MCCLAFFERTY, v.p. & dir. sports programs; Louts BEAL RADIO, TELEVISION, MUSIC & RE- B. AMES, dir., east coast programming; PHILIP CORDING AGENCY, 114 South Ocean Ave., COHAN, dir. West Coast programming; Main office; Atlantic City, N. J. Area Code 609, Tel. 345-8880. Philadelphia. JossPH CARLETON BEAL, pres., TV dir., material Main office: Philadelphia. mgr. Branch offices: Boston Chicago, Detroit, Los An- geles, Honolulu, San Francisco. BEAN ADV. AGENCY, 4003 N. New Jersey St.. Indianapolis 5, Indiana. AYLIN ADVERTISING AGENCY, 2737 Buffalo HAROLD BEAN, owner. Speedway, Houston, Texas 77006; 662-1720. ROBERT N. AYLIN, chairman of bd.; GENE READ, TED BERNSTEIN ASSOCIATES INC., 1414 p Vs.; DICK SMITH, ass't. vice-pres.-dir. Radio & Avenue of the Americas, New York, N. Y. 10019. HOWARD GOLDSTEIN, time buyer, acct. exec. Branch Offices: 806 Goodhue Building, Beaumont, Texas 77701; (713) 832-9981; HERSCHEL R. MAT - BEAUMONT, HELLER & SPERLING, INC., 6th HEWS, gen'l mgr.; Suite 110, 2919 Welborn, Dallas, & Walnut Sts., Reading, Pa. 375-4311. Texas 75219; (214) 522-0700; W. L. CRUME, vice DONALD T. BEAUMONT, pres.; RON WARD, in chge. pres. & gen'l mgr. TV.

594 HERBERT S. BENJAMIN ASSOCIATES, INC., BOZELL & JACOBS, INC., 575 Lexington Ave., 2736 Florida St., Baton Rouge, La. 7080.:; 343-2846. N. Y., N. Y., 10022. (212) 751-1400. LEE HERZBERG, JR., pres., and ALLAN R. BRENT, CHARLES D. PEEBLER, JR., pres.; DICK RISTEEN, exec. vice-pres.; R. K. GOLDBERGER, SR., vice-pres.; gen. mgr.; MARTHA POWERS, creative dir. Mrs. DODIE R. DIAL, secty.-treas.; Mrs. MARGARET Branch offices: Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, Los An- WEBB, asst. v.p., media dir., AUBREY SILAMBURGER, geles, Omaha, Phoenix, Tacoma, Toronto, Wash- asst. v.p., art dir.; ARTHUR FULTON, asst. v.p., ington, D. C. Benjamin Business Bureau mgr.; Mrs. PAT REY- NOLDS, acct. exec.; Mrs. JAUN WECHSLER, acct. ARTHUR BRAITSCH ADV., 49 Westminster St., exec.; Mrs. LENORE USHER, Radio-TV dir. Providence, R. I. 02803; 331.5313. Branch Offices: 502 East Third St., Lafayette, ARTHUR BRAITSCH, time buyer. Louisiana 70501; RICHARD J. BARRA, asst. vice- pres., br. mgr.; 809 N. State St., Jackson, Miss., BRAVERMAN-MIRISCH, INC., 9255 Sunset Blvd., GENE CLARK, br. mgr. 700 Milner Bldg., 118 N. Los Angeles, Calif. 90069; 272-8608; 274.5204. Royal, Mobile, Ala., 36602, JACK CASEY, br. mgr. MILICENT BRAVERMAN, pres.

BENNETT ADVERTISING, INC., 1813 N. Main 310 Pine St., High N. R. C. BRETH, INC., P. O. Box 929, St., Point, C. Tel.: 882-4151. 54305; 432-4650. WILLIAM ROBERT MC- Green Bay, Wisc. R. HENDERSON, pres.; A. VICTOR G. GEISEL, vice-pres. KERICHER, RICHARD D. BEHRENDS, exec v.p.; R. C. BRETH, pres.; PETER M. SOUTIER, vice-pres. BRUCE B. BREWER COMPANY, INC., 1221 BENNETT ADVERTISING, INC., 1200 E. Morhend Baltimore Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 64105 ; VI St., Charlotte, N. C. (704) 372-3834. 2-3010. ROBERT A. MCKERICHER, mgr. JACK KIRWAN, TV dir. WALTER F. BENNETT CO., 20 N. Wacker BROADCAST ADVERTISING, 170 S. Beverly Dr., Drive, Chicago o, Ill.; FRanklin 2-1131,. Beverly Hills, Calif. BRadshaw 2-4840. WALTER F. NENNETT, principal; FRED DIENERT, VAN C. NEWKIºK, pres. man. partner; JANE GUNTHER, radio and TV time buyer. BROADCAST ADVERTISING, INC., 825 Beacon Branch Offices: 1634 Spruce St., Philadelphia 3, St., Newton Centre 59, Mass. WOodward 9-9220. Pa. Kingsley 52003; 1717 N. Highland Ave., E. MuaLEY, TV dir. & acct. exec. Hollywood 28, Calif. HO. 4.8291. J. BENTON & BOWLES, 666 Fifth Ave., New York D. P. BROTHER & COMPANY (An Incorporated 19. JUdson 2-o200. Division of Leo Burnett Company, Inc.) General L. . STEELE, chmn. of bd.; VICTOR G. BLOEDE, Motors Building, Detroit, Michigan 48202; pres. & chief exec. officer; BERNARD KANNER Se- TRinity 2.8250. nior v.p., Dir. of Media Management; JOHN HAM - K. G. MANUEL, Churn. bd.- SHELDON MOYER, pres.; LIN, v.p., Manager B & B, Hollywood. R. F. REYNOLDS, v.p.-T" & Radio Dir.; C. W. WACKER, senior v.p. media dir. BERMINGHAM, CASTLEMAN & PIERCE INC., Branch office: Los Angeles 230 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y. 889 3888. HENRY C. L. JOHNSON, pres. THE CHARLES BRUNELLE COMPANY, 37 Lewis St., Hartford, Conn. 06103; Tel. 527-0726. THE BIDDLE ADVERTISING CO., 2233 Grand CHARLES BRUNELLE, pres. & treas. Ave., Kansas City, Mo. 64108; GRand 1.5775. AL CHARLES E. LAHEY, Sr. v.p., mgr; CHRISTY, INC., 10 S. Riverside v.p., TV/radio dir.; VIRGINIA SCHADLE, time BUCHEN ADVERTISING, buyer. Plaza, Chicago, Ill. 60606; State 2-6500. JoHN Cole, v.p.; RICHARD Lawls, commercials RALPH BING ADVERTISING CO., Top floor, The producer. Park Bldg., Public Square, Cleveland 14, Ohio. SUperior 1-2775. FRANK BULL & CO., 3518 Cahuenga W., Holly- RALPH BING, TV dir. wood 28, Calif.; H011ywood 5-4194. FRANK BULL, owner; WILLIAM ASAP, gen. mgr.; BISHOPRIC, GREEN, FIELDEN; 3361 SW 3rd JOAN HAMILTON, TV timebuyer. Ave., Miami. Fla. 33145; FR 1-1475. MARTIN J. MALONE, v.p. dir. creative services; INC., 740 N. Rush ARNOLD LEEDS, V.p., dir. TV/R operations; BARA - BURLINGAME / GROSSMAN, III. 60611, 377-8188. BARA RENAULT, Radio producer; LYNNE TRACY, St., Chicago, TV/R traffic & asst. producer; NATALIE GUERRA, S. J. BºICHTA, TV dir. TV/R media director. LEO BURNETT CO., INC., Prudential Plaza, THE BLAINE THOMPSON CO., INC., 234 W. Chicago, III. 60601; CEntral 6-5959. 44th St.. New York .16. LOngacre 4-08(X). LEo BURNETT, founder chairman; PHILIP H. ALBERT LEE LESSER, pres.; DIANE ROSNER, BEVER- SCHAFF, JR., chmn. of board; EDWARD M. THIELE, LY STAHL, media dir. vice chairman; LEN MATTHEWS, Jres.; DON TEN- NANT, dir, of creative services; HOWARD SHANK, FRANK BLOCK ASSOC., Chase Hotel, St. Louis exec. v.p. creative services , HAROLD TILLsoN, v.p. 8, Mo., FOrest 7-9600. in charge media; DAVID DOYLE, v.p. in chg. of PHILIP N. BAKER, dir. media research. broadcast bus.; JACK PHELPS, LEN LEVY, ROBERT TUNISON, HOOPER WHITE exec. producers. FRED BOCK ADVERTISING CO.. 185 W. Bowery Branches: New York, (Hollywood, Detroit, and St., Akron, Ohio 44308; (216) 535.2637. Toronto, Can., Montreal, Can., London, England. Boa WAss, TV dir. BOONE & CUMMINGS, INC., 3410 Marquart, BYER & BOWMAN ADVERTISING AGENCY, Houston 27, Texas; NAtional 2.4750. 66 S. 6th St., Columbus 15, Ohio. CA 1-7751. PAT TAYLOR, TV dir. HERBERT BYER, chm. of exec. com.; Gus K. Bow- MAN, SR., churn. bd.; Gus K. BOWMAN Ja., pres.; BOTSFORD, CONSTANTINE & McCARTY, 114 KEITH SHAFFER, media dir.t' LAWRENCE WOOLF, Sansome Street, San Francisco,,, California 94104. CHARLES WINTNER, Radio/TV prod. JOHN PIHAS, Adm. v.p.-S. F.; (GENE GREALISH, V.Q. of Media S. F.; SANDRA MARSHALL, Broadcast Dir. BYRDE, RICHARD & POUND, 515 Madison Ave., Services - S. F.; COLLEEN MATTICE, Media Mgr., New York, N. Y. 10022; MU 8-3300. L. A.; Branch Offices: Los Angeles, Seattle. LEO P. BOTT, JR., ADVERTISING, 64 E. Jack- HAROLD CABOT & CO., INC., 10 High Street, son Blvd., Chicago, Ill. 60604; HArrison 7-9187. Boston, Mass. 02110; HAncock 6-7600. LEO P. BOIT, Jº., TV dir.; ED MORGAN, time - EDWARD F. CHASE. pres.; EDMUND FITZMAURICR, buyer. media director; LOUIS STAMOULIS, dir. Radio-TV. 595 CAHN-MILLER, INC., 400 Aurora Federal Bldg., CONKLIN, LABS & BEBEE, INC., Box 375, G. Charles and Saratoga Sts., Baltimore 1, Md.; SAra- M. Circle, Syracuse, New York 13201; 437-2591. toga 7-4466. WILLIAM CONKLIN, chmn. bd.: EDWARD J. LAS. Louis F. CAHN, pres.; M. STUART BLATTNER, v.p.; Ja., pres.; MILTON L. BEBER, exec. vice-pres.; WILLIAM C. HARRIS, secy., treas. R. S. CAMERON, T. D. COOLICAN, V.p'S. J. M. CAMP AND COMPANY, 333 South Cross, Wheaton, Illinois, COOLICAN-LE MON, INC., 3030 Erie Blvd. E., MOntrose 8-8000. Syracuse, N. Y. 13224 ;446-6630. JOHN M. CAMP, Ares.; ORVA KOENIGSBERG, media WILLIAM LEMON, v.p., dir. of TV. uyer; MARTHA BUSCH, bookkeeper; EDITH RICK - SON, secy. CO-ORDINATED MARKETING AGENCY INC., CAMPBELL-EWALD CO., General Motors Bldg.. 575 Lexington Ave., New York 22, N. Y. Detroit, Mich. 48202; TRinity 2-6200. LESTER L. WOLFE, prod.; WALTER REED, TV THOMAS B. ADAMS, chairman of bd.; HucH M. dir.; HILDA MORSE, TV copy chief; KENNETH C. REDHEAD, pres.; J. M. MOYNIHAN, SR. v.p. media KINNER, TV art. dir. director; H. L. Lucas, Senior v.p., TV' Branch offices: Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, COX & TANZ ADVERTISING, 333 So. 21st New York, Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Dallas, Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 19103; LOcust 3-7502. Kansas City, Washington, Cincinnati. EUGENE R. TANZ, dir.; R. BILYI, TV dir.; J. BERRYMAN, cont. dir. CAMPBELL-MITHUN, INC., Northstar Center, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55402; 339-7383. JOHN GILBERT CRAIG ADVERTISING, INC., RAY O. MITHUN, founder-chairman/chairman, fi- 1430 Broadway, N. Y. 10018; (212) 695-4220. nance committee; ALBERT R. WHITMAN, chairman, EUGENE F. FAHG, pres. exec. committee; ROBERT R. BURTON, chairman of bd. & pres. (Chgo.); HARRY JOHNSON, media dir. CRAIG & REID, INC., 1717 North Highland Drive, (Mpls); JACK RAGEL, media dir. (Chicago); Ro- Hollywood, Calif. 90028; H011ywood 4-8218. BERT HEAD, assoc. media dir. (Mpls.); VINCENT S. ELLIS E. CRAIG, Pres.; DAVID H. JONES, Exec. SCHAEFER assoc. media dir. of radio-TV (Mpls.). vice-pres., JAN CRAIG, vice-pres.; HARRIET S. JONES, Branch offices: 111 East Wacker Dr. Chicago Ill. Gen'l Mgr., office & personnel; HERBERT SCHLos- 527-1300; 200 Fillmore St., Denver, Co60601;lo- BERG, Sec'y-Treas. rado 0206; 399-962. ROBERT S. CRAGIN, INC., 208 State St., CARGILL, WILSON & ACREE, INC., 201 E. Cary Schenectady 5, N. Y.; Phone 4-4135. St., Richmond, Va. 23219; MI 3-3485. ROBERT S. CRAGIN, pres. BERNARD C. SCHRAMM, JR., v.p. and dir, of Agency Services,. CHARLES H. FRICKE III, media dir.; THE CRAMER-KRASSELT CO., 733 N. Van JANICE HUNTER, Timebuyer; RUDY WARD, broad- Buren St, Milwaukee, Wisc. 53202; 276-3500. cast production mgr. ROBERT L. CHRISTIANSEN, pres.; KENNETH E. Branch office: 1300 Baxter St.; EDison 3-8407, HEGARD, v.p. in charge of TV and radio; DON PoM, Charlotte, N. C., JIMMY R. Rooaas, broadcast pro- Radio and TV time buyer; L. H. NESS, SR., v.p. duction mgr.; 2 Peachtree St., Atlanta, Ga.; 525- 8506. chg. media; DONALD S. Clow, mgr., media dept. MILTON CARLSON CO., 3540 Wilshire Blvd., CREATIVE CAMPAIGN ANALYSTS INC., 303 Los Angeles, Calif. 90005; West 42nd Street, New York, New York; CI 5-0666. 388-9464. HARRY HICKS, MILTON CARLSON, TV dir.; RUTH JOHNSON, C. HICKS, pres.; LEWIS W. Vice- timebuyer. TV pres. CRESTWOOD CAYTON, INC., 9 E. 40th St., New York 16. LE:- ADVERTISING 275 Madison Ave- ington 2-1711. nue, New York, N. Y. 10016. SKIP NORMAN. WILLIAM D'AaCY CAYTON, pres.; FRED LADD, TV dir.; AL BODIAN, feature creative director; LARRY CRESWELL, MUNSELL, SCHUBERT & ZIF - GARRINGEA, creative dir., oÿticals & photography; BEL, INC. Merchants National Bank Building, BERTSH, editor; JOHN DAUDRE, editor. Cedar Rapids, Iowa; 364.9141. R. B. CRESWELL, chmn. bd.; E. W. MUNSELL, pres. CHIRURG & CAIRNS INC., 641 Lexington Ave., R. H. SCHUBERT, exec. v.p.t' R. P. ZIRBEL, sr. v.p.; New YorkttN.Y.; MUrray Hill 8-5800. KEITH Wass -rail, radio/TV producer. THOMAS R. VOHS, pres.; WILLIAM HOLLISON, Radio-TV assoc, dir, branches: 824 Boylston St., CSAKY & WARLICK ADVERTISING, INC., 700 Chestnut Hill 67, Mass.' RE 4-1055' Runt L. East Main St., Richmond, Va. 23212. GAETA, Radio-TV buyer, Professional Park, Farm- TIBOR CSAKY, pres., JUNIUS B. WARLICK, V.P. & ington, Conn.; 677.1351; PETER KELLY, Radio-TV secy. buyer. CUMMINGS, BRAND, McPHERSON, 2929 North CLYNE MAXON, INC., 245 Park Avenue, New Main Road, Rockford, III.; 877-5706. York, N. Y. 10019; 983-3800. ROGER M. PORTER, JAMES R. MCPHERSON, acct. C. TERENCE CLYNE, Chairman of Board & Chief execs. Executive Officer, president; ROBERT LELLE, Ex- ecutive v.p.-Creative Services; FRANK MARTIN, vice CUNNINGHAM AND WALSH, INC 260 Madi- dir. of media services, pres. son Ave.. New York 16, N. Y. MUrray Hill 3-4900. JOHN COHAN ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., JOHN P. CUNNINGHAM, hon. chmn. of bd.; P. O. Box 300, Salinas, 422-6422. CARL W. NICHOLS, JR. pres.; ANTHONY CHEVINS, Calif.; exec. v.p. creative; ROBERT KELLY, sr. v.p. & COLE & WEBER INC., 3100 South 176 St., Seattle, creative dir.; ARTHUR WRIGHT, v.p. & dir, of Wash. 98188; CH 6-3100. commercial production. Division offices: Hartford and San Francisco. COMPTON ADVERTISING, INC., 625 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022. CURTIS ADVERTISING COMPANY, One Park BARTON A. CUMMINGS, Chmn Bd., JOHN A. RISE, Ave., New York, N. Y. 10016; LExington 2-3544. JR., vice chmn. bd., C. S. MITCHELL, JR., Presi- LAWRENCE R CURTIS, pres.; ROBERT LAWRENCE, dent, RICHARD M. MUMMA, Mgr. Radio/TV Pro- radio -TV dir.; MANNY STEIN, vice pres. & acct. gram Dept. v.p., FREDERICK CAMMANN, Mgr. Ra- exec.; HARRIET BENKOEN. dio/TV Comm'1 Prod. -sr. v.p. Branch offices: Chicago, Los Angeles, San Fran- DANCER - FITZGERALD - SAMPLE, INC., 34; cisco, Toledo, Dallas. Madison Ave., New York 10017; 212.679-0600.; STUART B. UPSON, pres.; J. NEALE, COMSTOCK J. sr. v.p., ADVERTISING, INC., 651 Delaware dir, TV/Radio; WILLIAM C. PATTERSON, v.p., dir - Ave., Buffalo, N. Y. 14202; 716-885-6187. of programming. HENRY W. COMSrOCE, pres.; HOWARD C. SCHEL- Branch offices: Dayton, Los Angeles, San Fran- LENBERG, radio, TV v.p. cisco, Toronto. 596 D'ARCY ADVERTISING AGENCY, 430 Park PARISI, sr. v.p. & general mgr.; LEONARD PRESS, sr. Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; HA 1.3500. v.p., dir. of Int'l Operations; DAVID REIDER, sr. New York: EUGENE A. PETRILLO, V.P. TV -radio v.p. & assoc. creative dir.; WILLIAM TAUBIN, sr. dir.; JANICE BOYER. bus. mgr. v.p., head art dir., & creative meat. supvr.; GEORGE Chicago: RUSSELL B. YOUNG, V.P. TV -radio pro- ABRAHAM, v.p. & acct. supvr.; HADLEY P. ATLASs, duction; DoN NORTON, business manager. v.p. & marketing dir.; marketing dir.; MARTIN BA- Los Angeles: LARRY ORENSTEIN, Creative dir., KER, v.p. & sr. acct. super.; HOWARD BECKER, V.p. v.p.. Radio/TV dir. & sr. acct. super.; RICHARD BERGERSON, v.p. & art St. Louis: ROBERT JOHNSON, v.p. Radio/TV exec. group supvr.; STEFAN BLASCHKE, V.p. & acct. producer; GERALD HALL, broadcast coordinator. supvr.; PHILIP BODWELL, v.p. & TV com'i prod. San Francisco: LARRY ORENSTEIN, Creative dir. group supvr. -Radio/TV dir. Branch Offices: Los Angeles 90048: 6399 Wilshire Toronto: WAYNE R. CURRIE, Director of Broad- Blvd., (213) 653-8080. TED FACTOR, exec. v.p.; JOY cast Services. HARPER, Media Dir. Chicago: 875 No. Michigan Main office: St. Louis. Ave., (312) 943-7722; DONALD MATTHEWS, acct. Branch offices: Chicago, Cleveland, Los Angeles, exec., JANE JEFFRESS, media buyer. San Francisco St. Louis, Mexico, Toronto, New York, San Fran- 941I1: 255 California St., ALLAN ALTMAN, acct. cisco. exec. Detroit 48202: 1410 Fisher Bldg. (313) 871- 5650. PAUL WENTURA, mgr. Canada. 250 Bloor St., DAVIS, JOHNSON, MOGUL & COLOMBATTO, East, Toronto 5, J. DOUGLAS HUGHES, acting gener- INC., 3810 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 90005; al mgr.; ALEXANDER ROBERTSON, media dir.; Eng- Dunkirk 8-2111. land: 62-64 Baker St., London W.1, 486-4911. ROBERT DAVIS, pres.; DON C. JOHNSON, exec. v.p.; JOHN Germany: INmgr.;a ; KARL GRUENER, TV dir.; JANE MARS, time buyer. rase 8/50, Duseldorf, Gaoc MEL Mexico: S. A. de C. V., Reforma No. 122, 11 & 12 LEONARD DAVIS ADVERTISING, INC., 507 Main Pisos, Mexico 6 D.F. 566-05.88. EDWARD D. St., Park Bldg., Worcester 8, Mass; 752-4615. BROWN, JR. gen. mgr. Paris 8c: 11 rue Lincoln, LEONARD DAVIS, TV dir.; SHEILA Dix, time -buyer. 75. 256-25-90. BERNARD BROCHARD. DIENER. HAUSER, GREENTHAL, CO. INC., DRAPER DANIELS, INC., 520 North Michigan 25 West 43rd St., New York N. Y. 10036; Avenue, Chicago, Illinois; 467-1966. 564-2100. DRAPER DANIELS chmn. of bd.; MYRA J. DANIELS, DAVI DIENER, pres.; TED ROYCE, media dir. pres.; ISABEL 7ICCAULAY, media manager; WIL- LIAM GRISHAM, creative & TV dir.; PHIL BOWMAN, DOHERTY, CLIFFORD, STEERS & SHEN- radio dir. FIELD, INC., 530 Fifth Ave., New York 36, YUkon 6-6500. DUNSHEE AND COMPANY, 925 Federal Blvd., DONALD K. CLIFFORD, chmn. of bd.; WILLIAM E. Denver 4, Colo.; 255.3414. STEERS. pres.; CHARLES A. WINCHESTER, v.p. in Ross M. DUNSHEE, pres. & time buyer; CHARLES chg. of broadcast oper. TANTON, BOB JENSEN, JIM RICHEY, acct. execs. RALPH L. DOMBROWER CO.. INC., 11 E. ADAM F. EBY AND ASSOCIATES, Box F-Sta- Franklin St., Richmond, Va. 23201; 643-1113. tion H, Buffalo 14, N. Y., 10 Central Park Plaza, MICHAUX MOODY, TV dir.; JANET HANSON, time - Tel. 716-832-2325. buyer. ADAM F. EBY, pres.; VIRGINIA EBY, Branch office: Washington. treas. EDELSTEIN -NELSON ADVERTISING AGENCY W. B. DONER & CO., 1060 First National Building, INC., 3335 Main St., Skokie, Ill. 60076; ANdover Detroit 26. WOodward S-7400. 3-3867. DONER, HERBERT D. W. B. chairman of board; EDWARD EDELSTEIN, radio & TV dir. FRIED, pres.; FELIX HOWER, exec. v.p.. secy.; STANLEY T. BURKOFF, sen. V.Q.; M. KEVIN WIXTED, treas ENYART & ROSE ADVERTISING, INC., 8201 Branch office: Baltimore. Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90048. ALFRED D. ROSE, pres.; JACK W. ENYART, chair- DOREMUS & COMPANY. 120 Broadway, New man; J. L. SIMONS, v.p., gen mgr York 10005. (212) 964.0700. GEORGE A. ERICESON, bd. chairman; FRANKLIN E. ALVIN EPSTEIN ADVERTISING, 1737 F St., SCHAFFERtpres.; JOHN W. CONNOR, c-eative dir.; N. W. Washington, D.C. 20000; STerling 3-8550. RUDOLPH WAHLIG media dir. Branch offices: Boston. Chicago. Philadelphia, ERWIN WASEY, INC., 5455 Wilshire Blvd., Los San Francisco, London, Los Angeles. Angelestt,,Calif.; WE 1-1211. ELLIOT PLOWE, pres.; JOEL DAVIS, SR. v.p. & dir. DOREMUS & COMPANY, INC., 1616 Walnut St., media services;; MYLES ATLAS, MICHAEL DAVISON, Philadelphia 3. Kingsley 5-0700. assoc. media directors; ABBIE CHAPMAN, FRAN Os - E. HOWARD YORK, III, V.p.' JOHN R. MOONEY, TER, media planners. media director; FRANK M. KNIGHT, JR., radio & Branch offices: London, New York, Puerto Rico. TV dir. THE DOW CO., INC., Suite 218, The Lippold WILLIAM ESTY CO., INC., 100 E. 42nd St.. New Building, 8990 West Dodge Rd., Omaha, Nebraska York 17. N. Y. OXford 7-1600. 68114; 402-393.8700. TAMES J. HOULARAN' bon. chm. of bd.; Jones H. Dow, PEACE, chmn. of bd.; ROBERT B. BETTS, pres.; JOHN President. CHARLES MORTIMER, JR., v.p. & TV dir.; ROBERT FINN, v.p., admin. mgr., radio -TV commercial dept. LOHN C. DOWD, INC., 212 Park Square Bldg., Branch office: 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Boston 16. HUbbard 2.8050. Calif.; HO 2-6301. JOHN C. DOWD, pres.; GERALDINE JOHNSON, media dir. EVANS AND ASSOCIATES ADVERTISING DOYLE DANE BERNBACH INC., 20 West 43rd AGENCY, INC., 518 E. Spruce St., Springfield, St., New York, N. Y. 10036; (212) 564.1234. Ill.; 522-8868. WILLIAM BERNBACH, chmn of bd. and chief exec. CLARENCE R. EVANS, pres. officer; MAXWELL DANE, chm. exec. Comm., secre- tary-treas.; JOSEPH DALY, prey., ROBERT GAGE, MIKE FADELL ADVERTISING AGENCY, 625 exec. vice. pres.; TED H. FACTOR, exec. v.p. in chg. Second Ave., S. Minneapolis, Minn. 55402; FEderal West Coast; EDWARD MCNEILLY, exec. v.p. in 3-2724. mgmt. supvr.- EDWARD T. RUSSELL, exec. v.p. & EDNA FADELL, TV dir. & timebuyer. mgmt. supvr/pres. of Int'l Div.; ROBERT LEVEN - SON, sr. v.p. & creative dir.; JAMES E. MADDEN,sr. FAIRFAX INC., ADVERTISING, 270 Madison v.p. in chg. of acquisitions; MONTGOMERY MC- Ave., New York, N. Y. 10016. MUrray Hill 4-4484. KINNEY, sr. v.p. client services L. A.; DOROTHY M. McCROHAN, media dir. 597 FARQUHAR, ANDERSON & SEEDS, INC., First HARRY M. FROST CO INC.. 260 Tremont St.; National Bank Bldg., Utica, N.Y. 13501; RE2- Boston, Mass. 02116. Liberty 2-6140. 6144. RAYMOND E. MCLAUGHLIN, pres.; KARL M. FROST, JAY C. ANDERSON, pres.; RICHARD N. MILLER, treasurer; FLORENCE A. PONDERO, V.p.; JAMES media buyer. CRUICKSHANCK, v.p.; RAYMOND P. MAGUIRE, clerk; ANNE JAHARIS, TV dir. COURTLAND D. FERGUSON, INC., Rm. 715, National Press Bldg., Washington, D. C. 20004; FULLER & SMITH & ROSS, INC., 666 Fifth 652-7879. Ave.. New York 19; JUdson 2-9000. COURTLAND D. FERGUSON, pres.; LUCILLE PIERCE ROBERT E. ALLEN, pres.; A. E. DURAM, SR.. V.p., FERGUSON. F.D. & secy.; GILBERT MEEKINs, art TV -radio dir.: E. H. MAHONEY. v.p. radio -TV director; MARTHA GIBSON, TV-Radio time buyer. dept. mgr.; DAVID MArHEWS, Radio/TV dir., Los Angeles. MAURY FERGUSON ASSOC., 901 N.E. 63rd. Branch offices: Cleveland, Chicago, Los Angeles, Oklahoma City, Okla. Vlctor 3-9638. Pittsburgh, Boston. MAURY FERGUSON, TV dir. FULLER & SMITH & ROSS, INC., Continental ROBERT G. FIELDS & CO., 1205 Eighth Ave., S., Nat'l Bank Bldg., Fort Worth 2, Texas.; ED Nashville, Tenn. 37203. 256-1977. 2-2201. ROBERT L. FIELDS, pres.; R. G. FIELDS, sec.-treas. EDWARD J. MARTIN, v.p., mgr. FIORE AND FIORE ADVERTISING. 128 Mallory GARDNER ADVERTISING CO.. 915 Olive St., Ave., Jersey City, N. J. 07304; HEnderson 2-8200. St. Louis, Mo. 63101 (231-3200); 90 Park Ave., New A.N.P.A. York 10016, 983-5000; 1717 N. Highland Avenue, MICHAEL A. FIORE. pres. and TV dir.; ALBERT Hollywood, Calif. 90028, 466-8536. A. FIORE, v. pres.; D. J. CRITELLI, prod. mgr. WARREN T. KROTKY, chmn. of bd., & pres.; RUD- OLPH P. MAFFEI, exec. v.p., gen. mgr, N.Y.; A. M. M. FISHER ASSOCIATES, INC., 180 N. LANEY LEE exec. v.p., gen. mgr., St. Louis; C. Michigan Ave., Chicago, III. 60601; CEntral KELLY O'N'EILL, V.Q., corn. media dir.; PETER J. 6-6226. DALTON, v.p., media dir., N.Y.; DONALD A. STORK, JACK L. FISHER, chairman; BEN R. MIGDow, pres. gen. mgr., media, St. Louis; ToHN C. TIMEO. JR., pgm. dir., N.Y.; WILLIAM D. FISHER, v.p. program FLADELL, WINSTON, PENNETTE, INC., 22 East dir., St. Louis; DONALD T. FORSE: (L. A.) v.p. 38 St., New York 10016; P1 3-1515. pgm. STANLEY S. WINSTON, pres. DON GARDNER ADV., INC., 530 Rossmor Bldg., FOOTE, CONE & BELDING, 200 Park Avenue. St. Paul Minn. 55101: (612) 224.7415. DON GARDNER, New York. N. Y. 10017. 973-7000. pres. and TV dir.; BARBARA WER - CHARLES S. WINSTON, R., pres.; PETER M. BAR- NESS, TV time buyer; DOROTHEA WHEELER, prod. DACH, vice-pres., dir. of broadcast, N.Y. Offices: mgr. Chicago, Los Angeles San Francisco, Frankfurt - Am -Main, London, Montreal, Toronto, Mexico GERBER ADVERTISING AGENCY, lint S. W. City, Houston, Sydney, London, Paris, Milan, Co- 12th Ave., Portland, Oregon 97201. 227-0515. J. penhagen Stockholm, Malmo, Amsterdam, Rot- BIRREL, dir.; GEORGE CLINTON, time -buyer. terdam, Brussels, Melbourne, Madrid. THE GETSCHAL CO., INC., 400 Madison Ave., FOSTER & DAVIES. INC., Keith Building, Cleve- New York 17: PL 3-4100. land, O. 44115; CHerry 1-0711. BUDD GETSCHAL, pres. ALBERT FRANK-GUENTHER LAW, INC 131 GEYER, MOREY, BALLARD, INC., 555 Madison Cedar St., New York, N. Y. 10006; (212) 267- Avenue. New York 22. N. Y. PLaza 1-3300. 5060. SYLVESTER M. MOREY, chmn. of board; GEORGE V. MCADAM S, chmn. of bd.' FRANK W. HALL, C. OSWALD. Ores.; ROBERT WULFHORST, v.p. JOHN of media; chg. pres.; ROBERT W. DAY, v.p. & TV dir. -National; R. PAINE, TV/Art production sunvr. LAWRENCE BUTNER, V.D. & mgr. TV N. Y. Branch offices: San Francisco, Detroit, Chicago, Branch offices: Boston. Chiraen. Philadelphia, Omaha, Los Angeles, Portland. Racine, San Jose. San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas. GIBRALTAR ADVERTISING AGENCY. INC CLINTON E. FRANK. INC.. 120 So. Riverside 25 W. 45th St., New York, N. Y. 10036; JU 6- Plaza, Chicago, Ill. 60606, (312) ST -2.2660. 7110. DONALD WALLACE, v.p. radio/TV dir.; LARRY CHARLES J. BASCH, ITT, pres.; FRANCES SCOTT, RICIIARDSON. BOB FOLTZ, DICK MCCONNELL. TV TV dir, and time buyer. producers; DON KAMINSKY, v.p. media dir.; PAUL ALLEN, PEG BARTELSON, CRISAFULLI, CLIFFORD GILL ADVERTISING, INC.. 511 North ROGER EDWARDS, TORN KACMAREK, CHARLOTTE La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90048. Olym- TUCKER, spvsrS.; CAROL BILD, JOAN HOWE, PEG pic 2-3840. COTY,. ¡BILL GREGORY, ED LIST. KATHY HUMBERT, CLIFFORD GILL, acct. exec.; DOROTHY GILL, media TYY MATTSON, JOAN SCHOLL, buyers. dir. Regional offices: New York, 666 Third Ave., GILLHAM GEORGE KIBBY; Los Angeles: 3550 Wilshire Blvd., ADVERTISING AGENCY. 500 Conti- nental Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City, THOMAS LowEv; Cincinnati, 2831 Vernon Place, 328-0281. Utah 84101; DAN FOSTER; Richmond, Va., 1010 No. Thompson M. C. NELSON, pres. & treas.; LON RICHARDSON, St., KENNETH ERDMAN, Ft. Lauderdale, 3471 N. SR., v.p.; JERRY MARKOWICH; 3700 R. F. ROHLFING. v.p.; WENDELL J. Federal Hwy., Houston, ASHTON, v.p.; ARTHUR Greenway Plaza Dr., JIM ARNOLD; San Francisco: W. ATACK, v.p. & radio- TV: R. H. OGAARD, sec.; A. W. 1 California St., AL KONE. ATACK, v.p., ra- dio -TV; LON RICHARDSON, JR., res. dir.; ESTHER COOK, FRANKEL CO., JONES, 185 North Wabash Ave., space buyer; T. R. FURNER, prod. mgr.; Chicago. Ill. 60601; (312) DE 2-5747. CLAIR LINDGREN, art dir. AARON G. GAINES, pres. GLASSER-GAILEY, INC., 824 Wilshire Blvd., AD FRIED AND ASSOCIATES, P. O. Box 12217, Los Angeles 17, Calif. MAdison 9-3501. Oakland, California 94604; TEmplebar 6-1886. ROBERT P. HEINTZ, pres. An FRIED. owner. TV dir.: MADGE BRUBAKER, GLENN ADVERTISING, time buyer; JOHN Clovis, prod. & art dir.; INC. 4700 Republic TV Bank Tower, Dallas 1, Texas. FRIED, librarian; VERN ZIMMER - Riverside 8-9851. MICHAEL music JOHN H. STEWART. Ares.: MAN, prod, dir. WARD M. WILCGX, Chmn. of bd.; HERBERT J. WEST, v.p. admin.; AL FRIEND -REISS ADVERTISING. INC.. 167 East L. BUBCHHORN, cont. 56th St., New York, N. Y. 10022; PLaza 2.2600. Branch offices: Fort Worth, Houston, San An- H. lREISs pres.; FABIAN MELGAR, creative dir. tonio, El Paso, Oklahoma City, Chicago, Monter- ELAINE MARES, TV dir. rey.

598 THE GOODMAN ORGANIZATION, Suite 112, JOHN L. HALPIN ADVERTISING, 277 State St., 1800 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood, Calif. 90028; Schenectady New York 12305; 372-0492. 464-7241. JOHN L. HALPIN, MARION G. HALPIN, partners. Ross, radio -TV dir. SHIRLEY HALSEY, STAKELUM & BROWN, INC., Adver- GRANT ADVERTISING, INC., 405 Park Avenue, tising & Public Relations, 1820 St. Charles Ave., New New York, N. Y. 10022; 10 S. Riverside Plaza Orleans, La. Chicago, Ill. 236-6016. WILL C. GRANT, churn. of DONALD H. HALSEY, pres. bd., pres. Branch offices: Dallas. Hollywood. Miami, Seat- HAMMER COMPANY, THE, 50 Farmington York, San Francisco, and 33 foreign of- Ave., Hartford, Conn.; 527-0183. tle, New HERBERT SHERMAN, mgr. radio-TV; DOLORES fices. DURBAS, asst. radio -TV; ROBERT TIRRELL, produc- tion. GRAY & ROGERS, INC., 12 S. 12th St., Philadel- phia 7. Pa. WAlnut 2-4808. Newark, N. J. HARRIS & LOVE ADV. AGENCY INC., 1515 Branch office: 744 Broad St., Walker Bank Building, Salt Lake City 1, Utah; JEROME B. GRAY, chairman of the board; DAVID 363-8815 president; ROBERT W. GRAHAM, secy. B. ARNOLD, JR., DONALD G. WARE, TV dir. & admin. vice-pres.; HENRY R. HALLOWELL., treasurer; WILLIAM S. KINNEY, Jº., exec. vice- H. ROGERS, LESTER HARRISON ADVERTISING, INC., 210 pres. Senior vice-presidents: EDMUND East 50 St., New York, N. Y.; PL aza 1-2820. SHERMAN C. LANDERS, HENRY R. HALLOWELL, JAMES LESTER HARRISON, chmn. of d.; CHARLES HARRI- ATHERTON SEELEY, GRANVILLE WORRELL, SON, pres. W FINEGAN, Vicee Joan H. MEADER, HOWARD ROBERTS, WILLIAM S.Spresidents,t HARVEY, WILLIAM HART-CONWAY PETER M. MA- CO., INC., 300 Triangle Bldg., Y. E. RAMBO, H. L. ANDERSON, Rochester 14604; 232-2930. DEIRA, JOHN A. WRIGHT, ALEXANDER T. IºVINE, BENEDICT, ELMER JOHN M. NIXON, pres.; E. WARD PHILLIPS, vice- ARTHUR E. BENNING, VINCENT D}TES., treas.' JAMES V. MANNHARDT, asst. v.p.; PIZZI, JAMES S. REIFSNYDER, CHESTER R. COOPER, PETER B. W'HITCOMBE, F. MCGARVEY, vice pres.; A. L. KEARNS, WALTER M. ERICKSON, EUGENE controller, N. LAWRENCE WALKER, secretary; DAN- HAROLD S. LEDUC, LOUIS F. EDWIN A. PEEPLES, IEL J. MORGAN, vice pres. & dir, p.r. STOWE. Radio-TV: CHESTER R. COOPER, depart- ment head; WALTER M. ERICKSON, production di- V. BOWLER, HEINTZ & CO., INC., 5455 Wilshire Blvd., Los rector and media director; JAMES Angeles, Calif. SANDRA EVERETT, media 90036; 938.2563. associate media director; ROBERT P. HEINTZ, pres. buyer; THEA DUGAN, media buyer. HENDERSON ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., N. C. GREENFIELD ADV., INC., 570 Seventh Ave., 55 S. Pleasantburg Dr., Greenville, S. C. 29606; (803) New York 10018; LOngacre 4-4464. 242-5230. M. D. GREENFIELD, pres. JAMES M. HENDERSON, pres.; FRED C. WALKER, 8th exec. v.p.; PETER HORST, v.p., creative dir.;ROBEET WILLARD G. GREGORY & CO., 416 W. St, I. ZSCHUNKE, v.p. media dir.; ED Rizzo, TV dir.; Los Angeles 14, Calif.; MAdison 7-0531. PETER P. OAK, JR., asst. TV dir. WILLARD G. GREGORY, pres. HICKS AND GREIST, INC., 850 Third Ave., GREY ADVERTISING INC., 777 Third Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022. 421-4200. New York,, N. Y. 10017; PLaza 1.3500. CHARLES V. SKOOG, JR., Churn.; HARRY L. HICKS, EDWARD H. MEYER, pres. & chief exec. officer; JR., pres.; S. PARKER, media dir.; RICHARD KING, RICHARD S. LESSLER, chmn. of bd.; ALVIN ACHEN- TV prod. dir. BAUM, exec. v.p., marketing services; SANFORD REISENBACH, media dir.; MERRILL GRANT, TV & HIXSON & JORGENSEN, INC., 3540 Wilshire programming dir. San Fran- Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.; DUnkirk 8-3121. Branch offices: Beverly Hills, Detroit; JACK SAMUELS, v.p.-broadcast programming t,WAL- cisco; Montreal, & Toronto, Can.; London; Mel - TER COLLINS, Radio-TV producer; RUBY PAGAN, Bourne & North Sydney, Aus.; Brussels, Be:gium; broadcast, media supervisor. Paris, France; Dusseldorf, Germany; Milan, Italy; Tokyo, Japan; Madrid, Spain; Caracas, Venezula, HOFFMAN-YORK, INC., 5130 W. Vliet St., Vienna. Milwaukee 8, Wis.; SPring 1-2600. Bldg., JOEL. KURBEL, sR.,v.p., radio -TV pgm. dir.; Jo- THE GRISWOLD-ESHLEMAN CO., Grant SEPH P. MULVANNY, v.p., media dir. Pittsburgh 19, Pa.; 471-5701. R. K. PEARSON, v.p.-mgr. WM. F. HOLLAND CO., 252 Ludlow Ave., Cin- cinnati 20, Ohio. 221-1252. THE GRISWOLD-ESHLEMAN CO., 12th Floor - EARL HOLLAND, pres. 55 Public Square, Cleveland, O. 44113; 216-861- 3232. HONIG -COOPER & HARRINGTON, 1275 Colum- CHARLES FARRAN, chmn.; JAMES J. JOHNSTON, bus Ave., San Francisco, Calif. 94133; S.F. phone: pres.; EDMUND G. NORW1CKt R., media dir.; KEN - 771-5200. NARD B. CALFEE, dir, radio-I`V prod.; JOHN GAR- Louis HONIG, pres.; EUGENE I. HARRINGTON, ehm. FIELD, radio -Tv buyer. of bd.; JOHN W. DAVIS, secy.-treas., JAMES BARK- ER, media dir.; CLARICE MCCREARY, broadcast dir.; GRUBB ADVERTISING, INC., 111 N. Market SHIRLEY PATRONS, TV buyer; MAUREENE HAY, St., Champaign, 111. 61820; 356-3766. TV buyer. ROBERT F. GRUBB, pres.; DALE lt. ARvIDsoN, exec. v.p.; AL ZIMMERMAN, creative dir.; SUE FORTNEY, HOUCK & COMPANY, INC., ADVERTISING. Radio-TV coordinator; ROGER FRANCISCO, radio - 2013 S. Jefferson St., Roanoke, Va. 24108; 343-8115. TV prod. dir. MARTHA EGAN, timebuyer, W. B. HOUCK, pres.; WILLIAM T. SAMPSON, Radio & TV dir. ART GRUBER ASSOCIATES, ADVERTISING, 4407 East Lake St., Minneapolis 6, Minn. PArk- HUTCHINS ADVERTISING COMPANY, INC., way 1.1661. 1000 Midtown Tower, Rochester, N. Y. 14604; ARTHUR R. GaUSER, pres. & treas.; E. M. GRUBER, (716) 546-6480. sec., v.p.; KENNETH ROSE, acct. exec. FRANK M. HUTCHINS, chairman, chief exec. officer; JAMES N. MOREY, pres.; CORNEL P. BLEYER, Ro - PETERSON & HARNEY. BERT S. HANFORD AVROM E. KING, WILLIAM F. HALL. HAERR, LACEY, ROBERT H. INC., 6th flour Lehmann Bldg.. Peoria fil. 61602, MAHARRY, BEN J. PETERS, Tel.: 309-676-8758. EDWARD J. KLEIN, TV dir.: CHARLES E. RELLER, v.p.'s; CHARLES. E. RELLER, PHILIP IIABNEv, president; RICHARD A HALL, v.p. & treasurer; MARGARET H. CARL, sec'y.; F. IRv- HARDGROVE, ING HUTCHINS, dir. vice pres.; WILLIAM KAMIN, RONALD Branch BILL CASE, RALPH WYCKOFF, acct. execs. offices: Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 599 RAY C. JENKINS ADV. AGENCY, INC., Route KEYES, MADDEN & JONES, Division of Russel #1, P.O. Box 285, Wayzata, Minn. 55391. M. Seeds Co., Inc.; 919 North Michigan Avenue, RAY C. JENºINS, pres. Chicago, III. 60611; 642-2573. FREEMAN KEYES, pres., chmn. of bd.; HARRY H. RALPH H. JONES COMPANY, THE, 3100 Carew MAUS, treas.; RICHARD R. DAVIS. Secs. Branch Tower),, Cincinnati, Ohio 45202; 421-2300. offices: 752 Ballough Rd , Daytona Beach. Fla. PAUL L MYERS, chmn. of bd.; PETER B. PADDOCK, 32015; 253.3609. pres.; RICHARD M. GEIS, v.p.; EDWARD O. CARDER, v.p., radio -TV production; EDWARD C. ELFERS, KEYES, MARTIN AND COMPANY, 841 Moun- corp. sec.; ROSEMARY VORDENBERG, media dir., tain Ave. EULA CASELLO, spvsr. brdcst. media; NANCY DUG- Springfield, N. J.; DRexel 6.7300. RONALD IANETTINO, TV dir.; ADºIENNE ZOBLE, GAN, asst. supvsr. Brdcast media; TED MILLIGAN, time buyer. acct. exec & radio -TV producer; MARY ALICE WHITTINGTON, supv., print media. LEW KING, VEHON & WOLF, INC., 1426 N. KAL & MERRICK ADVERTISING, INC., 2141 1st St., Phoenix, Ariz. ALpine 4-5548. Wisconsin Ave., N.W., Washington, D. C. 20007; Law KING, owner; JACK %mime, TV dir. FEderal 7-5500. HARRY L. MERRICK pres.; MORTON L. SALAN, exec. KIRCHER. HELTON & V.Q.; WILLARD R. JEFFREY, COLLETT, INC., 2600 JR., TV dir.; J. SCOTT Far Hills Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. Phone: MACKIE, v.p., media dir. 293-3191. KALISH, SPIRO WALPERT & RINGOLD, INC., WATSON B. METCALFE, pres.; NORMAN ROBERTS, Chestnut East Bldg., 9th & Chestnut Sts., Phila., TV dir. Pa.; WAlnut 3-5400. H. A. EGBERT, v.p., media; WILLIAM GRAHAM, KOBLITZ CO., THE, 8909 West Olympic Blvd., assoc. media dir.; MURIEL IONS, JUDY MUSSER, Suite 120, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90211; 657-4822. media & time buyers. EDWARD L. KoBLIrz, owner; SHIRLEY Cox, radio - THE KAPPS CO., 3354 Merchandise Mart. Chicago TV time buyer. IIL 60654; Tel.: 743-1090. CAPICO KAPPS, pres. OSCAR KRAUSS ADVERTISING, INC., 18 East 41st St., New York, N. Y. 10017. HENRY J. KAUFMAN & ASSOCIATES, INC., The Canal Bldg., 1050-31st Street, N.W., Washing- KRUPNICK & ASSOCIATES, ton, D. C. 20007; 333-0700. HENREY J. KAUFMAN. INC., 508 N. Grand pres.; Blvd., St. Louis 3, Mo.; JEfferson 3-1123. JEFFREY A. ABEL, sr. v.p., radio/TV; Ro- SAM KRUPNICK, pres.; BERT R. DENNY, exec., v.p., public relations; AL- RAY AºMBRUSTER, v.p. & radio -TV dir.; WILLIAM QUADE, TV produc- FRED EDELSON, exec. v.p./creative dir.; HARRY M. tion. LONDON, v.p., client service-sec'y; THEODORE D. MANDELSTAM, v.p.-treas.; WILLIAM F. SIGMUND, sr. vice pres., merchandising. KUTTNER & KUTTNER, INC.. 646 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill., 60611; SUperior 7-7940. KEITER, LES & ASSOCIATES, INC., 1060 Bishop St., Honolulu, Hawaii 96813. LAKE-SPIRO-SHURMAN, LES KELTER, pres. INC., 112 Union Ave., Memphis 3, Tenn.; 525-1571. KELLY & LAMB ADVERTISING AGENCY, 1480 AVRON SPIRO, pres.; AVRON SPIºo, ja., vice pros.; West Lane Ave., Columbus, Ohio 43221; 486-7195. COURTNEY SHUR/IAN, Vice pres.; MILTON M. SH VIM AN, secy.-treas. KELLY, ZAHRNDT & KELLY INC., 2301 Hamp- ton Ave,A. St. Louis 39, Mo.; Mlssion S-2684. JOHN LAMB COMPANY, 527 Marquette, Minneap- VIRGIL KELLY, dir.; ROBERT W. KELLY, FRED olis, Minnesota 55402. J. SHANNON, WILLIAM A. WILSON, JOHN R. BELL II, acct. execs. ERBERTO LANDI ADVERTISING CO., 853 7th DON KEMPER COMPANY, INC., 211 E. Chi. Ave., New York 19, N. Y.; Judson b-0588-9. cago Avenue, Chicago, Illinois 60611; 943-6020. Eºsaaro LANDI, owner & radio -TV dir.; Ross Dom H. KaMPaa, pres.; A. E. STALEY III, exec. PETERS GATTO, media dir. v.p.; ZED R. DANIELS, senior v.p. & gen. mgr. Branches: Dayton. New York. PHILIP J. LANE, INC., 667 Madison Ave., New KENYON AND ECKHARDT York, N. Y., PLaza 3-9327. ADVERTISING, PHILIP J. LANA, pres. INC., 200 Park Ave., New York 17, 973-2090. STANLEY TANNENBAUM, chmn. of bd.; LEO AR- THUR KELMENSON, pres.; PAUL ROTH, v.p. media LANG, FISHER & STASHOWER ADVERTIS- & TV/Radio programming. ING, INC., 1010 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, Ohio Branch offices: Detroit, Chicago, Boston, San 44115; PRospect 1-0300. Francisco, Dallas, Atlanta Toronto Argentina, DAVID L. STASHOWER, president; THOMAS S. CASE, Barbados Belgium, Chile Colombia, France Ger- vice president and creative director; CHARLES D. many, Lolland, Italy, Jamaica, Mexico, Spain, KNEPPEE, vice president and media director; FRED Trinidad, U.K., Venezuela. P. STASHOWER, vice president and chairman of plans board; EDMUND M. KAGY, vice president and RICHARD KERR, INC., 521 Fifth Ave., New art director; ALVIN B. FISHEa, vice president and York, N. Y. radio & television director; NAN HALL, coordina- HELEN JENSEN, radio -TV. tor, broadcast; JAMES A. REILLY, broadcast produc- tion manager. KERR, WEST & GISH, INC., 450 Tenth Circle, North Nashville, Tenn. 37203; (615) 255-1142. LaROCHE, AL KERR, chmn. of bd.; HAROLD E. WEST, pres. McCAFFREY & McCALL, 575 Lex- ington Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022; 421-7500. KETCHUM, MacLEOD & GROVE, INC., Four JAMES J. MCCAFFREY, chairman; DAVID B. Mc. Gateway Center, Pittsburgh, Pa. 15222. CALL. president; JAMES J. TOMMANEY, sr. y. p. EDWARD T. PARRACE, president; GEORGE KETCHUM, -Media Broadcasting & Research; HUMBOLDT JJ. chmn. exec. comm.; W. J. GILLIAN, exec. v.p.; GRElG, v.p. network relations and buying; WEBTON WILLIAM H. GENGE, exec. v.p.; HARRY R. BENDER, C. ELLIOT, associate dir. network relations; JOHN v.p. creative SEVER A. TORETTI, media dir.; 90 H. McAVITY, associate dir., network relations. Park Ave., New York N. Y. 10016; W. STANLEY REDPATH, chmn. of bd. DONALD J. MOONE, exec. AL PAUL LEFTON CO., INC., 1817 John F. v.p.; ARTHUR H. HAWKINS III SR., v.p., creative Kennedy Blvd., Philadelphia, Pa. 19103; LOcust dir.; JOHN V. WEAVER, dir. Radio-TV program- 8-5600. ming; Rocco DELLAaso exec. roducer; WARREN AL PAUL LEFTON, R., pres.; I. W. SOLOMON v.p. C. ROSSELL, exec. producer; DANIEL BORG, v.p., creative services; JACK B.Climates, radio -TV dir. media dir.; EDWIN KANTOR, bus. mgr. Branch offices: ew York. Hollywood. 600 LENNEN & NEWELL, INC., 380 Maáson Ave.. MALCOLM-HOWARD, 203 N. Wabash Ave., Chi- New York 17. N. Y. MUrray Hill 2-5400. cago 1, III. ANdover 3-0022. ADOLPH ToIGo, chm. bd. & chief exec. officer; ARTHUR HOLLAND, owner; M. G. HOLLAND, HAL OLIVER Tom), pres. & chief operating office; ED- BARKUN, acct. execs.; BERNARD BERMAN, Ev WARD F. FLYNN, sr. v.p., dir. of broadcast; NAT BURKE, EUGENE HOLLAND, TV dept. STROM, Director of Sports & special projects. Divisional offices: San Francisco Los Angeles, HARWOOD MARTIN ADVERTISING, 2519 Seattle, Dallas, Honolulu Portland, Tacoma, Chi - Connecticut Ave., Washington 8, D. C.; ADams Cago, Racine, Omaha, Anchorage Tulsa, Okla- 2-1161. homa City San Juan, Mexico, D.F., Toronto, LAURA BURCHARD, Dir, of Broadcasting, MARGUER- Montreal, London, Madrid, Paris. ITE AIMI, time -buyer; MARIANNE FULDA, produc- tion. S. A. LEVYNE CO., THE, 343 St. Paul PL, Bal- timore 2, Md.; MUlberry 5-3390. J. M. MATHES, INC., 260 Madison Ave., New York H. W. EISNER, pres.; EDITH HORWITZ, media dir.; N. Y. 10016; 578.9211. REUBEN MILLER, SIDNEY COHEN, JAMES W. BOOZE, W. T. ORSE, pres.; ARAM BOHJALIAN, v.p. in chge. ROBERT AUER, acct. execs. TV & Radio. Branch office: 186 S. W. 13th St., Miami, Fla. 33130; FRanklin 3-6449. LEWIS ADVERTISING AGENCY, 17 Academy St., Newark 2, N. J.; MArket 2-0480. FRED H. LEWIS, MATHISSON & ASSOCIATES, INC., 411 E. Mason TV dir. St., Milwaukee 2, Wisc. BRoadway 6.7181. C. A. MATHISBON, pres.; J. F. MANNING, JR., 1700 LEWIS, & GILMAN, INC., Market St., Phila- executive vicejDrea.; ROBERT P. GEARY. TV media delphia, Pa. 19103; LO 8-3775. dir., JOHN J. LEBEL, broadcast spvsr.; LYLAS COL - GEORGE E. ROBINSON, v.p. creative dir.; FRANK LINS, JOYCE HALLIBURTON, TOM WACHAL, time CARVELLI, media dir.; RICHARD E. BENSON, assoc. buyers. media dir.; EDWARD W. HARRINGTON, R., assoc. LOCKETT, m is media dir.; MARIAN W. buyer; McCANN-ERICKSON, INC., 485 Lexington Avenue, MARIANNE G. ZANG, media buyer; RICHARD CALA- New York, N. Y. 10017; 697.6000. BRESE, dir, of Radio/TV production; DORIS E. McCann-Erickson TV Programming Center JOHN TOBIN, radio/TV prod. R. ALLEN, sr. v.p. in chg.; Sr. Program Execs.: THOMAS L. O'REILLY, v.p.; BEVERLY L. SMITH, LITTLE & CO., 3635 Newton Street, Torrance, v.p.; PETER H. SLOAN and WILLIAM P. CROASDALE. Calif. 90505; Phone 378-7979. Director Program Research: SUSAN HARRIS; Bus- GAYS LITTLE, D. F. HARBRIDGE, JR. iness Affairs: ROBERT G. SIMON, v.p., and LAURA PONDS, THE W. E. LONG ADVERTISING AGENCY, 309 California: 3325 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, DU W. Washington St., Chicago, Ill. 60606; RA 6-4606. 5-3302. J. NEIL REAGAN, sr. v.p.; TV Execs: JOHN RUSSELL A. GILBERTZ, dir. of agency; RUSSELL D. RHONE and WILLIAM ANDERSON. RYNERSON, media dir.; LARRY HANSEN, dir. Radio & TV; ANITA RAUH, media buyer. EDWARD J. McELROY ADV., INC., 3600 Wil- shire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90005; 213-381- LOWE & HALL ADVERTISING, INC., 501 East 3045. North Street, P. O. Box 1824, Greenville, S. C.; E. D. BROTsos, pres. & acct. sup.; JOE DENKER, 242-5350. v.p.-creative dir.; JOYCE L. BOSE, media dir. H. E. BARAN, pres.; RALPH BENOY, exec. vice-pres.; JOAN MILLER, sec.-treas. McKENZIE KING & GORDON, 1800 N. Argyle, Hollywood, Calif. 90028. EARLE LUDGIN & CO., 410 N. Michigan Ave., DON MCKENZIE, pres.; C. E. GORDON, v.p. Chicago, III. 60611. EARLE LUDGIN, chmn. of bd.; WILLIAM LYMAN, ROBERT A. MEEHAN COMPANY 33 Acorn vice chairman; KENNETH C. PODALSKY, exec. vice- St., Providence, R. I., 02903; ÚN 1-2634. pres. account services; HAYS MAFARLAND, SR., ROBERT A. MEEHAN, pres.; GEORGE T. METCALF, chairman, exec. committee and treasurer; Don treas. GWALTNEY, exec. v.p., creative services; JAMES JOHNSTON, sr. vice-president, creative director; MELDRUM & FEWSMITH, INC., 1220 Huron MILLICENT FLEMING, broadcast production man- Rd., Cleveland 15, Ohio; 241-2141. ager. GEORGE J. HILL, dir., radio -TV films; FRANK J. COYLE, media dir. THE LYNN ORGANIZATION, INC., 15 S. Frank- lin St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa.; (717) 822-7182. MELTZER, ARON & LEMEN, INC., 165 Post W. P. McLAUCHLIN, media dir. & TV buyer. St., San Francisco, Calif. 94108; 982-5877. STAN COLBERSON, media dir.; JOHN MERCER, TV MacFARLAND, AVEYARD & CO., 333 N. Mich- prod. igan Ave., Chicago 1, Ill. RAndolph 6-9360. Branches: Detroit, 1950 First National Bldg., New PERCY W. GRAHAM, pres. & dir. TV-Radio. York, 230 Park Ave.; London, #11, 9 Wilbraham Place, S. W. 1. MacLAREN ADVERTISING CO., LTD., 111 Rich- mond St. West, Toronto, Ontario 1, Canada. ARTHUR MEYERHOFF ASSOCIATES, INC., 363.2244. 410 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. 60611; DEIa- G. G. SINCLAIR, chmn. of bd., pres. & dir.; W. H. ware 7-7860. GRAHAM, exec. v.p. & dir.; I. E. COLEMAN, vice ARTHUR E. MEYERHOFF, Chairman of the Board; pres., treas. & dir. ROGER J. MOHR, President; WILLIAM PETERSON, Branch offices: Montreal, Windsor, Vancouver, Radio-TV Director. Winnipeg, Quebec, Regina, Nassau, London, Paris, Branch Offices: Avalon, Calif.; Toronto, Canada. France. THE CHESTER C. MORELAND CO., 800 Broad- MacLAUGHLIN ADV. AGENCY, 56 Harvester way, Cincinnati 2, Ohio, 721-1178. Ave.,Batavia, N. Y. 14020; FI3.1044. FREDERICK R. MACLAUGHLIN, Own. BEN MORRIS ADVERTISING, INC., c/o Miller Adv. Agency, Inc., 730 Fifth Ave., New York, MacMANUS, JOHN & ADAMS, INC., 437 Madison N. Y. 10019; 765-4100. BEN MORRIS, acct. exec. Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022; 759-5600. E. A. JONES, chairman; C. F. ADAMS, Ares.; MORSE & RUSSONIELLO INC., 1113 N.E. Na- RoLLO HUNTER, senior v.p. and Dir. of Broadcast. tional Bank Bldg., Scranton, Pa. 18503. DIamond Branch offices: New York, Loa Angeles, Toronto, 7-9328. DIamond 2-2907. Chicago St. Paul, Zurich, Switzerland, London, LAWRENCE L. RussoNIELLo, pres. & time buyer; England. L L. DAILEY, media dir.

601 MOSS ASSOCIATES, INC., 415 Lexington R. T. O'CONNELL CO., INC., 50 East 42nd St.. Ave., New York 17, N. Y. MUrray Hill 7-7377. New York 17; MUrray Hill 7-3673. JOSEPH H. Moss, pres.; RAY MALAGOLD, TV dir. R. T. O'CONNELL, pres., ETHEL MERKLEN, exec. V.D. NAHAS-SLUMBERG-ZELIKOW, INC., 410 Cen- tral National Bank Bldg., Houston, Texas 77002; OGILVY & MATHER, INC., 2 East 48th St., New CApitol 8-0061. York, N. Y. 10017. MU 8-6100. FRED NAHAS, pres.; B. L. BLUMBERG, exec. v.p. HOWARD EATON, dir, broadcast; EUGENE S. media dir.; N. A. ZELIKOW, v.p. timebuyer. SCHIESS, v.p. prog. mgr.; PHILIP L. ToMALIN, sr. v.p. dir., acct. coord. & svcs. Branch office: Hollywood: 6565 Sunset Blvd., 466- NATIONAL EXPORT ADVERTISING SERVICE, 7567. EVELYN JOHNSON PATTON, INC., 271 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 10016; mgr. 686-7060. OWENS-LISEC INC., 365 New Brotherhood Branch: National Export Adv. Service. Edificio Bldg., San Rafael, Avenida Miramar #601, Santurce, Kansas City 1, Kansas. DR 1-7250. Puerto Rico. MERRITT OWENS, pres.; FRITZ LISEC, v.p. PACIFIC NATIONAL ADVERTISING AGENCY, NEEDHAM & GROHMANN, INC., 30 Rockefeller 217 6th Ave. N., Seattle, Wash. 98109; MAin Plaza, West, New York. N. Y. 10020; 245-6200. 3-1401. TREVOR EVANS, president. H. A. HEINSIUS, resident; H. NELSON KENT, Branch offices: Portland (Ore.) Sr. v.p.; JOHN L. GILLESPIE, H. W. KRAMER, N. ROBERT LORMAN, v.p's. PARKSON ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 767 Fifth Ave., N. Y., N. Y. 10022. 752-3300. NEEDHAM, HARPER, & STEERS, INC., Branch EDWARD KLETTER, pres.; PHILIP AGISIM, exec. Offices: 530 Fifth Ave., New York New York v.p.; HERBERT GRUBERt media dir.; DON BLAU- 10036; YU 6-6500. PAUL C. HARºER,_ f R., chairman HUT, TV dir.; IRVING Koss, west coast supv. of the board & chief exec. officer; FREDERICE D. SULCER, exec. v.p. & div. dir.; HERBERT ZELTNER, PASCOE & STARLING, INC., Northern Life sr. v.p. & dir. of marketing services; IRVING SONN, Tower, Seattle, Washington 98101; MUtual 2- sr. v.p. & creative dir.; JOHN SCOTT KECK, 0353. v.p. and dir. Network Relations and Program- WILFRED A. PASCOE, pres.; JACK W. STARLING, ming, 401 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Illi- V.p.; CLARK P. WILLEY, art dir. nois 60611; 527-3400. JAMES L. IsHAM, pres.; BLAIR VEDDER, JR., exec. v.p. & div. dir.; DON. GEORGE PATTON ADV., 6725 W. Sunset Blvd.. ALD J. DICKENS, sr. v.p. & creative dir. GOR - Hollywood 28, H011ywood 2-7344. DON . BUCK v.p. & dir, of media; 10889 Wilshire GEORGE PATTON, pres. B'vd., Los Angeles, California 90024; 270.3133. BRADLEY H. ROBERTS, esce. v.p. & dir. dir.; HAR- PIDGEON SAVAGE LEWIS, INC., 1050 Builders OLD KAUFMAN, sr. v.p. & creative dir. Exchange, Minneapolis 2, Minn. FE 9-9331. DONALD C. ATTIN, pres. TED NELSON ASSOCIATES, P.O. Box 4281 Sunny- side Station, Long Island City 11104, N. Y. Tel.: PHILLIPS-RAMSEY, INC., 304 Ivy, San Diego, 729-5645. Calif. 92101; 234-6401. TED NELSON. owner; PERRY BRUSKIN, CHARLES CHARLES C. RAMSEY, Chmn. of bd.; ROBERT F. DURAND, TV dir. SMITH, pres.; THOMAS E. ABLES, exec. Vice-pres.; ROBERT F. LEwis, exec. vice-pres.; R. PAGE NIEFELD, PALEY & KUHN, INC., 351 E. Ohio St., JONES, vice-president, creative. Chicago, I11. 60611. MO 4-3300. JAYE NIEFELD, pres.; ARNOLD PALEY, exec. v.p./ THE PITLUK GROUP, 100 Richmond by the River, creative; TOMAS KUHN, executive v.p./client serv- San Antonio, Texas 78205; 512 -CA 3-6131. ices; PAUL HILLS, media director; CATHY ROHR, JACK N. PITLUK, ch.; LouIs H. PITLUK, pres.; time buyer; DENNIS MERGEN, time buyer. JACK N. PITLUK, JR., v.p.; IM WESTBERRY, V.Q.; PHIL LEMESSURIER, v.p.; HUBBARD, V.Q.; NOLAN, KEELOR & STITES, INC., 318 Broad- MARGARET MORRISON, TV dir.; KAY NEsoM, med. way, Cincinnati 2, O. 721-1310. dir. J. T. NoLAN, JR., pres.; A. A. RADKEY, vice-pres.; J. M. HOGAN, TV dir. POST, KEYES & GARDNER, 875 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. 60611; 943-9400. Madi- FREEMAN KEYES, bon. churn. of the bd.; F. SEWALL NORMAN, CRAIG & KUMMEL, INC., 488 GARDNER, vice POST, New N. Y. 10022; PLaza 1-0900. chmn of the bd.; CARL M. son Ave., York, chmn of bd.; DONALD C. CORTER, pres.; FRANK F. NORMAN B. NORMAN, Chairman; MARLO LEWIS, MORE, exec. ANTHONY B. DAVID KAPLAN, pres.- v.p., sec.; J. HEBEL exec. vice chmn. & director; v.p.; PAUL BLUSTAIN, v.p.,TV prod.; WERNER MITCHELL JOHNSON, Sr. v.p.-dir. of Radio/TV WOLFF, mgr., creative Programming; LEONARD V. KOCH, v.p.-Radio/TV dep. Business Affairs; PETER COHN, v.p. business mgr. POWELL, SCHOENBROD AND HALL AD- Radio/TV; RUTH CONFORTE, casting dir.; SHEL- VERTISING, INC., 230 North Michigan Ave., DON BODEN, v.p.-dir. of Media; EUGENE STAMLER, Chicago, Ill. 60601; 346.7890. consultant -Media Relations; THOMAS GARRABRANT, HERBERT SUMMERS HALL, exec. v.p.; JAMES WIL- media mgr.; DAVID HIRTH, media group head; SON, broadcast creative dir. HARRY KAY, media group head. Branch offices: Toronto, Montreal (Canada) ; Mex- PRITCHARD WOOD ASSOCIATES, INC., 1345 ico City; Kingston, Jamaica, W. I.; Port of Avenue of the Americas, New York, N. Y. 10019; Spain, Trinidad, W. 1; San Juan, Puerto Rico; 245-1030. Bridgetown, Barbados, W. 1.; London; Paris; PAUL E. FUNK chmn. of the bd./chief executive Hamburg; Milan; Zurich; Copenhagen; Oslo; officer; EMERY T. SMITH, pres.; J. DESMOND SLAT- Stockholm & Malmo (Sweden); Lisbon, Madrid. TERY, exec. vice-pres.; JOSEPH R. CROSS, exec. vice- pres.; JOHN DOBRAN, exec. vice-pres.; JOHN E. NORTH ADVERTISING INCORPORATED, Mer- FROST, senior vice-pres.; BUD D AREZZO, senior chandise Mart, Chicago, 111. 60654; 527-5030. vice-pres.; EUGENE TASHOFF, senior vice-pres. ALICE M. WESTBROOK, vice chm. of bd., in chg. of planning; ROBERT E. NATKIN, exec. v.p., creative RANCK-ROSS-MOORE AND FREIBERGER- services; WILLIAM CONNER, Sr. v.p. & dir. TV- CLARK, INC., 460 Lincoln St., Denver, Colorado Radio Dept.; NATHAN PINSOF, sr. v.p., Media Dir. 80203; Phone 777-3021. 655 Madison Ave...¿ New York, N. Y. 10021, 838- DUREY RANCE. president. 1717; BRUCE M. LODGE, pres.; REGGIE SCHUEBEL, v.p.; Network Broadcast Programming; 3701 W. THE RANDALL COMPANY, 75 Pearl St., Hart- Oak Blvd., Burbank, Calif. 91505, (213) 849-1651; ford, Conn. 06103; Phone 527-1179. EDWARD STERLING, V.P. WILBUR W. ROSENBERG, pres. 602 REACH McCLINTON & CO., INC., 505 Park LOWE RUNKLE CO., 13 floor, Liberty Bank Ave., New York, N, Y. 10022; 572-4600. Bldg., Oklahoma City, Okla. 73102; 236-3521. ROBERT W. ROBB, pres.; DANIEL MARC BERNHEIM, LOWE RUNKLE, pres.; L. W. SCOTT, TV dir. chmn. of bd.; JAMES K. GRAHAM, v.p., dir. TV-Radio; MARC MAYIIEW, v.p. TV production. SALOW & ASSOC. CO., INC., 45 Howe Ave., Branches: Newark, Chicago, Boston, Minneapolis, Passaic, N. J. GRegory 3-1414. Los Angeles, Las Vegas. Affiliates: Atlanta, Jack- H. HARVEY SALOW, mgr. sonville, Houston, London. FRANK B. SAWDON, INC., 555 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022; PL 1-6660. KNOX REEVES ADVERTISING. INC 400 Sec- FRANK B. SAWDON, churn, of the bd.; JEROME ond Ave. South, Minneapolis, Minn. 55401; Fed. BESS, pres.; DING KOEHLER, creative dir.; BRUCE eral 9.0071. HIRSCH, dir. of marketing services; HAL BURDICK, R. W. STAFFORD, chmn. of bd.; THoMAs B. KIL. radio/TV producer; DAVE MoRIsoN, radio/TV BRIDE, pres. production mgr.; MARY SNARIC, casting. REINCKE, MEYER & FINN, INC 520 N. Mich- SCOPE ADVERTISING, INC., 12 East 41st St., igan Ave., Chicago, I11. 60611. Wi itekall 4-7440. New YorklIN. Y. 10017; MU 9-6010. CHARLES A. REINCEE, pres.; LawIS GREEN, TV HERMAN ZUCKERMAN, pres.; WILLIAM POLLARD dir.; JOHN PRIEBE, media dir. BROWN, v.p. REINHARDT ADVERTISING, INC 1736 Frank- M. B. SCOTT, INC., 8721 Sunset Blvd., Los Ange- lin St., Oakland, Calif. 94612; (415) 832.24108. les 69, Calif. OLive 2-1104. EMIL REINHARDT, pres.; JAMES PRINDIVILLE, time M. B. SCOTT, preS., TV supvr.; MARILYN W. buyer. DOORLEY, media dir. JOSEPH REISS MARKETING, INC., 801 South SCOTT & SCOTT ADVERTISING, INC., 740 N. Bayshore Dr., Miami, Fla. 33131; 305.377-1966. Rush St., Chicago, Ill. 60611 WHitehall 4-6886. ED FITZGERALD, Radio/TV dir. RIDGWAY ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 889 So. Brentwood Blvd.. St. Louis, Mo. 63105; J. B. SEBRELL ADVERTISING AGENCY, 301 PArkview 1-3755. C. S. YOST, pres.; BETTY MOR- South San Pedro St., Los Angeles 13, Calif. GAN, media buyer. MAdison 6-9397. J. B. SEBRELL, owner & dir.; P. W. THOMAS, R. C. RIEBEL ADVERTISING AGENCY, 2550 media dept. Trevilian Way, Louisville, Ky. 40205. R. C. RIEBEL, owner and manager. SHOTWELL CRAVEN, VARNER, INC., 1815 Park Drive, Charlotte, N. C. 28204; 333-8651. MARSHALL ROBERTSON ADV. AGENCY, WILLIAM L. SHOTWELL, pres. INC., 1550 Speer Blvd., Denver, Colorado 80204: (303)534.6368. THE SILTON COMPANY, 131 Clarendon St., Bos- MARPHALL ROBERTSON, MARY A. ROBERTSON, ton, Mass. 02116; (617) CO 7-3730. MYRON dirs., timebuyers; GEORGE ROBERTSON, PAT L. SILTON, chmn. of bd.; JASON N. SILTON, pres.; RAMON H. SILTON, treas.; LIBBY TAYLOR, O'NEAL, acct. execs.; MARY A. ROBERTSON. media supervisor. ROCKLIN, IRVING & ASSOCIATES, 32 W. SIMON & GWYNN, INC., 3329 Poplar Ave., Mem- Randolph St., Chicago 1, RAndolph 6-2324. phis, Tenn. 38111: 327-1691. IRVING ROCKLIN, preS.; HAZEL MOORE, film direc- LEN JUENGLING, chmn. of the bd.; F. W. LANIGAN, tor; ROBERT SPENCER, ATV dir.; AL CERMAK, art pres.; SHEPHERD, vice pres./creative dir. dir.; MARJORIE LOVINGER, continuity dir.; HELEN WURTZBURG, TV prod.; SIDNEY BERNBERG, comp.; SIMONS-MICHELSON CO., 1126 Lafayette Bldg., IRVING ROCKLIN, JERROLD ROCKLIN, ROBERT RocK- Detroit 26, Mich. Woodward 3.3000. LIN, acct. execs. LEONARD N. SIMONS, LAWRENCE J. MICHELSON, partners; MORTON ZIEVE, TV dept. dir. ROGERS & SMITH ADVERTISING AGENTS, INC., 505 N. Ervay, Dallas 1, Texas. RAYMOND SPECTOR CO., INC., Time & Life JAY GILES, TV dir. Bldg., Rockefeller Center, N. Y. 10020; MUrray Hill 8-4407. ROSS ROY, INC., 2751 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit Mich. 48207; 567-4000. SPEER, YOUNG & HOLLANDER, 1833 West Branch offices: 555 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. Eighth St., Los Angeles, Calif. 90057; 483-8300. JAMES K. SPEER, principal; DOUGLAS R. YOUNG, 10017. principal. RUDER & FINN INCORPORATED, 110 East 59 SPITZ ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 530 Oak St., New York 22, N. Y. PLaza 9-1800. St., Syracuse. N. Y. GRanite 9-5581. DAVID FINN, chmn. of bd.; WILLIAM RUDER, pres.; WILLIAM SPITZ. president; NICE SANCHEZ, radio - JEFFREY M. GOLDSTEIN, dir. television -film dept. TV dir.; NICK BIBKO, a.e.; STEVE SPITZ, a.e. RUMRILL-HOYT, INC., 1895 Mt. Hope Avenue, HAL STEBBINS, INC., ADVERTISING, (see Rochester, New York 14620. 716-271-2150. West, Weir & Bartel.) C. L. RUMRILL, chairman of the board; DONALD B. MILLER, president; ANDREW MACGOWAN, JR. STERLING ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC.. c/o R -TV supervisor; WILLIAM J. MACKEY, v.p. and Bozell and Jacobs, Inc., 575 Lexington Ave., New media dir. York, New York 10022; PLazza 1.1400. S. M. BROUN, chmn. of bd. and pres. RUMRILL-HOYT, INC 380 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10017. 212 MU 2-2000. ROBERT L. STEVENSON, INC., 200 Chamber THOMAS A. LEE, JR., v.p., dir. of broadcast; of Commerce Bldg., Pittsburgh, Pa. 15219; 471- MICHAEL AUSTIN, broadcast mgr.; DAWN ZACHAK, 8500. broadcast traffic coordinator; BETTY DURNAN, lo- ROBERT L. STEVENSON, pres. cal broadcast traffic. STOCKTON, WEST, BURKHART, INC., 1300 RUMRILL-HOYT, INC., Statier Hilton Suite 1759, First National Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio 45202; 381- Buffalo, New York 14202, 716-853-6020. RANALD S. WEST, creative bd. chmn.; BERTRAND RUMRILL-HOYT, INC., 1512 Genesee Street. A. SCHLOEMER, pres.; RICHARD SONNTAG, JR., mgr. Utica, New York 13502. 315-797-2850. broadcast services. RUMRILL-HOYT, INC., 1529 Walnut St., Philadel- STREET & FINNEY, INC., 535 Fifth Ave., New phia, Pa. LO 8.0850. York, N. Y. 10017; TN 7-6600. JAY BENEMAN, gen. mgr. & v.p.; MARIANN MCCOR- ROBERT FINNEY, chmn. of bd.; WILLIAM G. MICK, broadcast mgr.; MICHAEL BURR, creative JOHNSON, pres.; ELIAS B. BAKER, exec. v.p.; E. C. super. SIMONS, DONALD M. GANNETT, FRANK T. CAMP, 603 JOHN PULLETS, PAUL LITTLEFIELD, BERT SUGAR, account exec.; NELSON J. McMAHON, copy chief; OBERT WEEKS, CLIFFORD RAY, NEIL Fox, MARY JOSEPH LITTLETON, media buyer; GEORGE REZEE, PASCAL, acct. execs.; LYMAN B. COOPER, creative prod. mgr.; FRANK FOSTER, art dir. dir.; JAMES ADAMS, cop}_ dir.; Louis ERAUA Eva Branch office: Toronto. JOHNSON, CAROL COX, NANCY WEISBORD, MAIZIE ELENZ, copy writers, B. WILLIAM DEC, MICHAEL VAN BRUNT & CO., ADVERTISING -MARKET- FERRO, art directors; PHILIP FELD, sr. v.p. TV ING INC., 711 Third Ave., New York, N. Y. prod.; RAYMOND MCARDLE, dir. of media; ARTHUR 10017; 687-0770. HEMSTEAD, MILTON SHIFFMAN, asst. media plan- EDWIN VAN BRUNT, exec. vice-preS. t', SALLY AL- ning directors; H. A. THOMAS, bdcast directory; LEN, supvr. radio & TV services RICHARDR H. JOHN BYRNE, print prod.; ELISSA M. VAN ROSEN, HOBBS, mgr. Chicago office, 1 No. La Salle St., bus./traffic mgr. TV; ROBERT KRAMER, print Chicago 2. traffic; CARRIE JOHNSON, office mgr. VICTOR VAN DER LINDE CO., INC., 25 West 43rd SULLIVAN, STAUFFER, COLWELL & BAY - St., New York 36, N. Y.; CHickering 4-7440. LES, INC., 575 Lexington Ave., New York 22, C. E. RAINS, pres.; AGNES KINGSLEY, gen. mgr. N. Y. MUrray Hill 8-1600. ALFRED J. SEAMAN, president; HARRY G. 0M - VINTI ADVERTISING, INC., 342 Madison Ave., MERLE, exec. v.p. in charge of media and network New York 17, N. Y. 687-6565. programming; HAL MILLER, sr. v.p. in chg. of JOSEPH VINTI, Ares. & TV dir. media & network programming; WERNER MICHEL, v.p., director of TV-Radio programs; BERT WAG- VIOLA ADVERTISING AGENCY, 130 NER, v.p. & dir., media; IRA GONSIER, v.p. & dir., W. 42nd media operations; JAN VAN EMMERIK, dir., media St...}}_New York, N. Y. 10036; Tel. 947-8928. research; FRANK REED, v.p., TV -radio business J.. RANKLYN VIOLA, pres.; ANN VIOLA, secty. affairs; PERCY SMITH, mgr., broadcast standards; ROBERT ZELLER, mgr., TV -radio business affairs; HAL WALTON & COMPANY, INC., 50 E. 42nd JOAN LEAHY, mgr., network relations; ROBERT W. St., New York, N. Y. 10017; 661-8130. BALLIN, v.p., manager, Hollywood Office. HAL WALTON, president; JIM POPPER, controller; LINDA G. SMITH, office mgr. T & T ADVERTISING, Old Colony Bank Building, Branch offices: Chicago, Ill.: 360 N. Michigan Providence, Rhode Island 02903; (401) 421-7100. Ave.; Atlanta, Ga.: 1223 William-Oliver Bldg.; PHILIP W. THOMAS, pres.; R. C. EDWARDS, TV San Francisco, Cal.: 700 Montgomery St.; Los dir. Angeles, Cal.: 6725 Sunset Blvd. TATHAM-LAIRD & KUDNER. INC., 64 E. Jack- WARWICK & LEGLER, INC., 375 Park Ave.. son Blvd. Chicago, III. 60604, ph. 427-3700. New York, N. Y. 10022; 751-4700. ARTHUR h. TATHAM, chmn. of exec. comm.; PAUL JOHN P. WARWICK, pres.; ROGER C. HARVEY, V.p SCHLESINGER, pres., chief exec. officer; JOHNOHN F. dir. Radio/TV; ROBERT O. WILsoR, Radio/TV SINGLETON, exec. v.p. operations; E. producer; ANTHONY DARRER, TV art dir.; Lois PETRAY, V.p., dir. media services; ROBERT S. ROG- GOLDFARB, casting dir.; CATHLEEN SPELMAN, bus. ERS, JR., v.p., dir. of broadcast relations; LEN mgr. MATERNA, assoc. media dir.' SCOTT WALLACE, assoc. media dir, 605 Third Avenue, New York, MORTON D. WAX AND ASSOCIATES, 200 West N. Y. 10016, ph. 972-6700. 51st St., New York, N. Y.; 247-2159. C. R. STANDEN, chmn. bd.; JAMES F. BLACK, Vice- MORTON D. WAX, pres. chmn. bd.; JEROME F. BIRN, exec.-v.p.; STEPHEN M. TART, JR., v.p., dir. of mktg. services; RICHARD WEBSTER-HARRIS-WELBORN ADVERTIS- BORZUMATO, v.p., media dir. ING AGENCY, 204 Park Place, Lubbock, Tex. Branch office: 1680 North Vine St.. Hollywood, 7ó405 ; SHerwood 7-2588. Calif.; 461-9228; VICTOR A. HUNTER, v.p., mgr. REX WEBSTER, LEON HARRIS, HOWARD WELBORN, Ate. t. execs. ptnrs. TAYLOR-JESSOP ADVERTISING CO., INC., 85 W. State St., Akron, Ohio 44308; 376-2169. EDWARD H. WEISS & COMPANY., 360 N. H. TAYLOR PROTHEROE, pres.; CLARK DOZER, vice- Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill.; 645-6600. pres.; ANNA CONTE, timebuyer. EDWARD H. WEISS, chma of bd.; Las KING, pres.; KENNETH MuiisoN, exec. v.p.; S. JEROME RasH- .1. WALTER THOMPSON CO., 420 Lexington KIN, exec. v.p.; PAUL GREENFIELD, exec. v.p.; Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017; MUrray Hill 6- SHELDON H. JOSEPH, exec. producer. 7000. Branch office: Los Angeles, New York. DAN SEYMOUR, pres. & chief executive officer; H. SCHACHTE, chmn, exec. COMM.; WILLIAM H. WEISS & GELLER, INC., 880 Third Ave., New HYLAN, sr. v.p., dir. of broadcasting dept.; ROBERT York, N. Y. 10022. E. BUCHANAN, v.p., assoc. dir, of broadcasting, mgr. JOHN MAX A. GELLER, churn. bd.; MAX TENDRICH, exec. N. Y. office; F. BALL, assoc. dir. of v.p.; ARTHUR Ross, v.p., creative dir. broadcasting, dir. of programming; THORNTON B. WIERUM, v.p., admin. broadcasting dept. Branch offices include Atlanta Chicago, Cincinnati, Dal- WES ASSOCIATES, 814 Universal Marion Bldg., las, Denver, Detroit, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Jacksonville, Fla. 32202; 355-6365. New Orleans, Raleigh, San Francisco, Washing- WILLIAM E. SCHEU, pres.; JOHN R. DURRETT, ton, D.C., Jacksonville, St. Louis. dir. of pub. rel. WESLEY ADVERTISING, 630 Ave., TRACY, KENT & CO., INC., 50 East 42nd St., INC., Fifth New York, N. Y. 10017; New York, N. Y.; CI 5-6263. MUrray Hill 7-8616. MORT REINER, media dir. FRANK S. KENT, chmn. of bd.; R. LUCE, sec. and creative dir.; F. GARDNER, treas.; HARRY LOTUFO, v.p.; R. ARCHER, art dir. WEST, WEIR & BARTEL, 1271 Avenue of the Americas, New York, N. Y. 10020; CI 5-1000. TRACY -LOCKE ADVERTISING, INC., 1407 Main WALTER WEIR, pres.; A. CARL RIGROD, V.p. & TV Street, P. O. Box 50129, Dallas, Texas 75250; 742- dir. & prod.; MAE ScHEINI3, bus. mgr., radio-TV 3131. Dept. MORRIS HITE, pres.; HOWARD FISHER, vice-pres. Branch offices: Atlanta, Montreal, Los Angeles. TV production services. SOLOW/WEXTON, INC. 600 Madison Ave., New UNITED ADVERTISING COMPANIES, INC., York, N. Y. 10022; Murray Hill 8-4050. 427 W. Randolph Street, Chicago 6, Illinois. MARTIN SoLOW, p.; ADRIAN PRICE, exec. vice- ANdover 3-4470. pres.; HOWARD WresECHSLER, treas.; PETER NORD, NELSON J. McMAHON, pres.; DONALD R. KLoss, v.p. assoc. creative dir./copy; JAMES NEVILLE, secretary -treasurer; JOSEPH LITTLETON, account Radio/TV dir.; LARRY PAOLUCCI, assoc. creative exec.; FRANK STEIN, ace. exec.; JOHN LITTLETON, dir./art. 604 WILLIS/CASE/HARWOOD, INC., 3411 Office Park YOUNG & RUBICAM, 285 Madison Ave.. New Drive, Dayton, Ohio; 45439; general phone, 299- York, N. Y. 10017; 576-1212. 7394; Radio-TV phone, 299-3573. EDWARD L. BOND, R., chmn. & chief exec. officer; & mgr.; PAUL B. WILLIS, pres.; F. R. HARWOOD, v.p.; WILLIAM P. REILLY, vice-chmn. gen'l FRANKFURT, Y&R-U.S. & dir., HARLEY A. CASE, v.p.; CHARLES SHIELDS, radio - STEPHEN O. pres., TV time buyer; DONNA S. SHULTZ, radio -TV di- creative services; EDWARD N. NEY, pres., Y&R rector. International; ROBERT WALL, sr. v.p., dir. of art; ANTHONY ISIDORE, Si. V.p., copy chief; CARL STUR - GES, v.p., dir., TV-prod.; DAVID Y. BRADSHAW, WINFIELD ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., v.p., acting dir., TV -radio dept. 500 Pierre Laclede Bldg., Clayton 5, Mo.; Volun- Branch Offices: Chicago, Illinois 60601; 1 East teer 3.4524. Wacker Drive, 329-0750; Detroit, Michigan 48226; ROBERT O. SCOTT, pres.; BARBARA BLOCK, vice- 211 West Fort Street, 963.1345; San Francisco, pres. & Radio/TV dir.; LYNDEN E. ANDERSON, California 94104; 120 Montgomery Street, EX 7- exec. vice-pres. & creative dir.; JACK THOMAS, 1838; Los Angeles, California 90017; 615 South vice-pres.; WILLIAM JUHRE, copy chief; MEL Flower Street, 626.7641. ETLING, treas. & media dir.; SHIºL KRANZ, acc't. International Offices: Brussels Belgium; Copen- exec.; JUDY BARNETT, prod'n mgr.; MARGARET hagen Denmark; Toronto, Canada; Montreal, SHUMWAY, time buyer; W. E. SCHRAND, JR., Ra- Canasta; Vienna, Austria; London, England; dio/TV prod'n. supervisor; DOROTHY FRESE, ass't. Berne, Switzerland; Santurce, Puerto Rico; Oslo, sec'y & bookkeeper. Norway; Caracas, Venezuela; Milan, Italy; Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic; Amsterdam, Neth- erlands; Mexico City, Mexico; Paris, France; WINIUS-BRANDON CO., 1015 Locust St., St. Frankfurt, Germany; Beirut Lebanon; Madrid, Louis, Mo. 63101; Chestnut 1-6375. Spain; Stockholm, Sweden; Paris, France. CHARLES A. BRANDON, bd. chan.; WILLIAM L. SAN - THE ZAKIN CO., INC., 448 Fifth Avenue, New BORN, pres.; MARK J. WOLTERS, vice-pres., media York, N. Y. 10018; 244-3050. HERBERT mkt. services; P. HALPERN, Radio/TV ALVIN ZAKIN, pres.; JIM COMERFORD v.p. & acct. producer; EVELYN M. LANGAN, media director; exec.; LYNNE JACOBI, acct. exec.; JIM MALTESE, VIOLA S. ARNOLD, media director; PHYLLIS Ku- creative dir.; VITO FIORENZA, art dir.; BOB No- BELEA, media buyer; BARBARA PAULL, media buyer WAK, art dir.; ELLEN GALFORD, copy chief; NICK (Houston). GIAMMALVO, ass't. art dir.; ARTHUR MEYER, prod. Branch offices: N. Y., Houston, Ft. Wayne. mgr. ZIMMER, KELLER & CALVERT, INC., 28 WINIUS-BRANDON, INC., of Indiana, 815 Anthony Adams Ave., W., Detroit 26, Mich.; WOodward Wayne Bank Bldg., Fort Wayne, Indiana 46802; 1-9151. 742-6233. L. H. WILLIAMS, TV dir.; C. D. VORTMAN, SUSAN M. ROGERS, media super. dir, of media.

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ABC-TV WESTERN TV REGIONAL NET- Branch offices: Chicago, Illinois 60611, 500 North WORK SALES, ABC Television Center, Hol- Michigan Avenue; 312-644-1400; Vincent T. De- lywood 27; NOrmandy 3-3311. Luca, vice-pres., manager Chicago TV Sales; VINCENT FRANCIS, v.p., Pacific Coast TV Network Cleveland, Ohio 44114, Suite 727 Nat'l City East sales mgr. & ABC-TV National Network sls. mgr. Sixth Building, 216-621.7756; Richard Cass, sales Branch offices: San Francisco 2: 277 Golden manager; Los Angeles, California 90005, 3921 Gate Ave., UNderhill 3-0077, Vincent Francis, v.p., Wilshire Blvd., 213-434-9500; Matt O'Gorman, Pacific Coast & TV Network sls. mgr; New sales manager; San Francicso, California 94111, York 23: 1330 Avenue of the Americas, LT 1-7777; 645 Battery Street 415-434-2190; James Pierce, Chicago 6: 190 N. State St., ANdover 3-0800, sales manager; Dallas, Texas 75201. 1407 Main sales manager; William C. Gillogly, sls. dir. Central div.; De- Street; 214-748-5318; Lynn Boves 26: 28 W. Adams St., Woodward 3-8321. Atlanta Georgia 30309, 1800 Peachtree Road, troit North West; 404-355-0472; Edwin G. Lane, sales ADVERTISING TIME SALES, INC. (see H.R. manager. Television, Inc.) AVERY-KNODEL. INC., 555 Madison Ave., New AIRSPOT SALES, 3354 Merchandise Mart, Chicago York, N. Y. 10022; HA 1-5600. Ill. 60654. 743-1090. J. W. KNODEL, pres.; F. ROBERT KALTHOFF, exec. JOSEPH KAPPS, vice-pres. v.p.; ROBERT J. KIZER, admin. v.p. Branch offices: Chicago 60601; 2206 Prudential CORP., c/o Young Plaza, 467-6111, F. Robert Kalthoff, San Fran- ALASKA RADIO-TV SALES cisco 94104; Television Corp., 3 E. 54th St., New York 22, 114 Sansome St., 981-2345, David B. N. Y.; PLaza 1.4848. Meblin; Los Angeles Calif. 90005; 633 South J. J. WEED. Shatto Place, 385-6394, Douglas Mac Latchie; MAin Atlanta, Ga. 30309; 1252 W. Peachtree St. N.W., Branch offices: Seattle 1: Tower Bldg., 872-3871, 4-6333, William J. Wagner, pres.; San Fran- Charles C. Coleman. Dallas, Texas EXbrook 2-1057, Weed 75201; Fidelity Union Life Bldg., Suite 2303, cisco 5; 681 Market St., 747-7761. Wallis S. TV Corp. Ward Glenn; Hollywood 28: 6331 Holly- Ivy, Jr.; Detroit, Mich. 48226; H011ywood 2-6676; Weed TV Corp., 2226 Guardian Bldg., 961-9607, Denman F. Jacob- wood Blvd., son, St. Louis, Missouri 63101; 915 Olive Street, J. C. GATES. 241-5051, Fred W. Johnson; Minneapolis, St. SALES, INC., 380 Paul: toll free exchange, Zenith 2870; Philadel- AVCO RADIO TELEVISION phia, Pa.: toll free exchange, Madison Avenue, New York, New York 10017; Enterprise 6242. (212) 697-4747. H, PETER LASKER, pres.; THOMAS M. COMERFORD, JAMES S. AYERS CO., INC., 615 Peachtree St., vice-pres. & gen'l. mgr. TV Sales; THOMAS R. N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 30308; (404) 873-2502. NUNAN, JR., vice-pres. planning; DIANE L. SASS, JAMES S. AYERS, MRS. RUTH W. WEBB. vice-pres., research; ART ELLIOT, vice-pres., grp. Branch office: Charlotte, N. C. 28202, Baugh Bldg. mgr. TV Sales; TODD GAULOCHER, vice-pres., grp. 704-375-6146, Guy Vaughan, Jr., Mrs. Winton mgr. N.Y. TV Sales. Coughenour. 605 C. K. BEAVER á ASSOCIATES, 2158 Union Branch offices: Chicago 60611: 630 N. McClurg Ave., Memphis, Tenn., 272-7503. Court, (312) WHitehall 4-6000; RON KEMPFF, BOB CHISHOLM. sls. mgr; Atlanta 30303: Peachtree Center Office Branch office: 1776 Peachtree St., N. W., Atlanta, Tower, Suite 1412. 230 Peachtree Street, N.W., Ga. 30309; David Carpenter, 404-876.3673; Jack (404) 525-4953; George Swearingen, sls. mgr. Riley, 1407 Main St., Dallas, Texas 75202; (214) Detroit 48202: 932 Fisher Bldg., (313) TRinity 748-2172. 2.5500; Ralph H. Patt Jr., ails. mgr. St. Louis 63139: 1 Memorial Dr. (314) STerling 1- BERNARD, CHARLES COMPANY INC., 730 2345; DAVID BRENNAN, sis. mgr. Los Angeles Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y. ¿Ircle 6-7242. 90028: 6121 Sunset Blvd., (213) Hollywood CHARLES BERNARD, pres.; JUDY NELSON, ass't. to 9-1212; W. DEAN LEGRAS, sls. mgr. San Francisco pres.; JACK Novxcx, account exec.; BETTY OºINGER, 94105, Sheraton Palace Hotel, (415) YUkon 2- prom. dir. 7000, TOM ANDERSON. JOHN BLAIR & COMPANY, 717 Fifth Ave., New CBS TELEVISION STATIONS NATIONAL York, N. Y. 10022; PLaza 2-0400. SALES, 51 West 52nd St., New York, N. Y. FRANCIS MARTIN, JR., pres. and chief exec. officer; 10019; 765-4321. THOMAS C. HARRISON, V.Q.; JACK W. FRITZ, v.p. THEODORE W. O'CoNNELL, v.p. & gen. mgr.; and gen. mgr., broadcasting; JAMES R. THEIss, STUART TEMKIN, dir. business affairs; STEVEN P.p.; HARRY B. SMART, V.Q.; EDWARD WHITLEY, ORR, dir., eastern sales; ROBERT PEREZ, dir., east- v.p.; ROBERT A. HEMM, v.; JOSEPH G. ROSE, JR., ern sales. v.p. and treas.; JAMBS A. JURIST, v.p. admin. Branch offices: Chicago, Ill.: 630 North McClurg Court, WHitehall 4-6000, George E. Pious dir., BLAIR RADIO, 717 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. midwest sales; Detroit Mich.: 932 Fisher Bldg., 10022; PLaza 2-0400. TRinity 2-5500 John S. Logan, mgr. i San Fran- THOMAS HARRISON. preS; EDWARD WHITLEY, v.p. cisco, Calif.: Alcoa Bldg., One Maritime Plaza, and gen. mgr.; RICHARD DRISCOLL, v.p., N. Y. (415) 433-0500, Franklin Wheeler, mgr.; Los sa'.es mgr. Angeles, Calif.: Sunset Blvd., HO 9-1212, Robin Branch offices: Atlanta, Ga.: 600 W. Peachtree St., Adrian, mgr. N.W., 872-1145; William White, mgr.; Chicago, Ill.: 645 N. Michigan Ave.; 787.2300; John Boden CARIBBEAN NETWORKS INC., Memorial Li- v.p. and mgr.; Dallas, Texas: 3000 Southland brary Bldg., Greenville, N. Y. 12083; (518) 966-8242. Center Bldg.; 741-4228; Frank Carter v.p. and A. M. MARTINEZ, pres. mgr.; Detroit, Mich.: 1129 Fischer Building; 817-3060; Peter Allen, v.p. and mgr.; Los An- HENRY I. CHRISTAL CO., INC 579 Fifth Ave., geles, Calif.: 5670 Wilshire Blvd.; 937-4620; New York,,, N. Y. 10017: MUrray Hill 8-4414. Oliver Ward, v.p. and mgr.; St. Louis, Mo.: 1015 PHILBIN J FLANAGAN, pres.; JOHN M. Fours, Locust St.; 421-5262; Ray uer, mgr.; San Fran- exec. V.O.; PIERRE R. MEGROZ, V.P. cisco, Calif.: 650 California St.; 434-3272; Wil- Branch offices: Atlanta, Ga. 30309: 1447 Peach- liam W Dwyer, mgr.; Philadelphia, Pa.: 1617 treet St., N.E. 404-892-1262; Neal Robbins; Bos- John F. Kennedy Blvd.; 568.0290; John L. Wel- ton, Mass. 02116: 115 Newbury St.,; 617 COpley ford, mgr.; Boston, Mass.: 535 Boylston St.; 536- 7-1180; Ronald H. Wayland; Chicago, Ill. 60601: 6230; Michael C. Horn, mgr. 333 N. Michigan Ave.; 312 CEntral 6-6357 How- ard Stasen; Detroit, Mich. 48226: 906 Detroit BLAIR TELEVISION-STATION DIVISION, 717 Bank & Trust Bldg.; 313 WOodward 3-2365; Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022; PLaza 2-0400. Walter B. Archer; Los Angeles, Calif. 90005: FRANCIS MARTIN, JR.. pres.; JACK FRITZ, v.p. and 3440 Wilshire Blvd.; 213 Dunkirk 8-1271; Jay gen. mgr. broadcasting; BRIGGS S. PALMER, v.p. & Murley; St. Louis, Mo. 63101: 1271 Paul Brown gen. mgr., division. Bldg.; 314 CE 1-2272; John Pearcy; San Fran- Branch offices: Boston, Chicago, Dallas. Detroit, cisco, Calif. 94104: 1646 Russ Bldg.; 415.982- Atlanta. Los Angeles, St. Louis, San Francisco, 1390; Douglas R. Wayland. Philadelphia. DONALD COOKE, INC., 10 East 39th St., New BLAIR TELEVISION-MARKET DIVISION, 717 York, N. Y. 10016; 889-5443. Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022: PLaza 2-0400. DONALD COOKE. Drais. & sales -TV rope. FRANCIS MARTIN, JR., pres.; JAMES R. THEISS, Branch offices: Chicago 1, Ill.; 3322 West Petersen vice-pres., gen. mgr., division; JACK W. FRITZ, Ave., Hooper Jones; Los Angeles 48, Calif.: 111 v.p. & gen. mgr., broadcasting. N. LaCienega Blvd., OLympia 2.1313; Lee O'- Branch offices: Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, St. Connell; San Francisco Calif.: 700 Montgomery Lewis. San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas, Boston, St., Ex 7.0536 David Ssandeberg; Kansas City 5, Philadelphia. Mo.: KBMC Bldg., GRant 1.7822, Eugene F. Gray; St. Louis 1, Mo.: 705 Olive St., CHestnut 1-4350, HASKELL BLOOMBERG. 208 Fairmount St., Low- Eugene F. Gray. ell. Mass: f;Lenview 5-5823. HASKELL BLOOMBERG, gen. mgr.; MURIEL JOAN BILL CREED ASSOCIATES, INC., Statler Office BLOOMBERG, assistant gen. mgr. Bldg., Boston 16. Mass., HUbbard 2.4845. R. A. KEATING, R. P. LUETTERS, IRENE FELLEHER. BROADCAST TIME SALES- 149 California St.. San 11. Francisco Calif.: SUtter 1-8656. R. C. CRISLER & CO., INC., 36 E. ('ARt SCNUELE, Fourth St., Cin- owner. cinnati 2, Ohio; 381-7775. Rraneh office: T.ns 28. Angeles Calif.: 1540 N. RICHARD C. CRIBLER, pres.; TED HEPBURN, V.p., Highland Ave.. H011ywood 5-1755 and H011ywood TAMES J. ESPY, v.p. 5-5884, Jim Gates. Branch office: P.O. Box 50544, Tucson, Arizona; 622-3336; Edwin G. Richter, Jr., v.p., Frank Kalil. BURN -SMITH CO., INC., 19 W. 44th St., New York 36, N. Y. MUrray Hill 2.3124-5. HARRY E. CUMMINGS, 1614 Barnett Bank C. STANLEY BAILEY, v.p. and eastern mgr. Jacksonville Branch offices: Chicago 1, III.: 360 N. Michigan Bldg., 2, Fla.; ELgin 6-5770. Ave.. CEntral 6-4437. John A. Toothill, pres.: HARRY E. CUMMINGS, Owner. Hollywood 28, Calif.: 304 Taft Bldg., Hollywood & Vine, 213.464.7395; Harlan G. Oakes; San Francis- DEL DAY, INC., Vance Bldg., Seattle, Washing- co 5, Calif.; 690 Market St., 415-397-4827. David ton 98101, Mu 2-6535. Sandberg. DEVNEY ORGANIZATION, INC. THE, 347 Madi- CBS RADIO SPOT SALES, 51 W. 52 St.. New son Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017; MU 3.5830. York 10019. 765-4321. E. J. DEVNEY, president. W. RUSSELL BARRY, V.G. & gen. mgr.; CHARLES WARNER, sis. mgr.; JEROME GREENBERG, dir. of in- DORA -CLAYTON AGENCY, INC., 820 Carnegie formation services; EDWARD G. O'BERST, dir. sls. Bldg., Atlanta, Ga. 30303; 404.525-7841. admin. CLAYTON J. CASSE. 606 FELTIS, DOVE, CROGHAN, INC., Tower Bldg., BEAUCHAMP, SIS. mgr., East; WALTER NILSON, Seattle 98101, Washington; MAin 3.1868. v.p. television sales, Midwest and West; FRANK HUGH FELTIS, Dono DOVE, CAM WILSON. McCANN, sis. mgr., Midwest; DAVID ABBEY, sls. Branch office: Portland 97204: Oregon Bank Bldg., mgr., West. 227-5754, Dick Gohlman. Branch Offices: Chicago 60611: 3125 Equitable Bldg., 401 No. Michigan Ave.; 312-467-4611; Alan JAMES C. FLETCHER, JR., 60 W. 46th St.. T. Axtell, mgr.; Atlanta 30309: 1447 Peachtree New York 36, N. Y., Cxrcle 6-4084. St., N.E.. 404-892-3811; John G. Bolton, Jr., JR. mgr.; Detroit 48226: 2846 Penobscot Bldg.; 313- JAMES C. FLETCHER, 961.7050; William W. Joyce, mgr.; Dallas 75219: 3505 Turtle Creek Blvd., LAkeside 6-7941, David FORJOE-TV, INC., 500 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. Rutledge, mgr.; St. Louis 63101: 915 Olive St., 10036; 244-0552. CEntral 1-1868; Richard Epp, mgr.; San Fran- Branch offices: Chicago, Los Angeles, San Fran- cisco 94104: 429 Russ Bldg., 415-362-7628; Ken- cisco, Dallas. neth Fuller, mgr.; Los Angeles 90036: 5455 Wil- shire Blvd., WEbster 3-8171, Gerald J. Tones, GILL-PERNA, INC., 575 Lexington Ave., New mgr.; Philadelphia 19110: 1100 Land Title bldg.; York 10022; TEmpleton 8-4740. 215 LOcust 7-7950; Edward Papazian, mgr. FIELEN GILL, pres.; JOHN J. PERNA, Ja., exec. V.P. Branch offices: Chicago 1, Ill.: 75 East Wacker Griffin, midwest KETTELL-CARTER, INC., 118 Newbury St., Bos Drive, 312-346-9393. Thomas J. ton, Mass. 02116; KEnmore 6-1966. mgr.; Hollywood, Calif.: 6922 Hollywood Blvd., San ELMER KETTELL, MARJORIE CARTER, JOHN KES- Suite 508; (213) 462-2371, Hugh Wallace; TELL. Francisco, Calif.: 700 Montgomery St., (415) 397-0535, "Sandy" Sandeberg & Ward Glenn; De- troit 26, Michigan: 2915 Book Bldg., 313-962-7022, A. LEWIS KING, P.O. Box 5370, New York, N. Y. Max Goldfarb. 10017; (203) 697-3575. IRENE GRIFFITH, 1341 N. Cahuenga Blvd.. Hol- NONA KIRBY CO., INC., 518 Statler Office Bldg., lywood 28. H011ywood 4-3912. Boston, Mass., HUbbard 2-6117. IRENE GRIFFITH, exec. in chge. BOMAR LOWRANCE & ASSOCIATES, INC., H -R TELEVISION, INC. (H -R REPRESENTA- Ga., TRinity N. Y., N.Y. 10017. 710 Peachtree St., N.E., Atlanta, TIVES, INC., 277 Park Ave. 6-3726, BOMAR A. LOWRANCE, CLYDE L. CLEM, DWIGHT S. REED, chmn. of bd.; EDWARD P. SHUR- H -R Television Inc.; WILLIAM D. MCKINSTRY, BOMAR A. LOWRANCE, ICK, vice chmn. & treas.; 1959 First Nat'l. Bnk. Bldg., James W. Svehla, HARRY WISE JR., exec. v.p.; ALFRED P. RITTER, v.p. gen. sales Dallas 'Tex., Riverside 2-8200; GLENN HATHAWAY, v.p., nat'I safes dir.;PHIL CORPER, 1015 Locust St., St. Louis 1, Mo. mgr. (N.Y.); THOMAS CAMPBELL, v.p. spot sales devel.;ELISSA LE BECK, dir, of research and data processing; ROBERT ZALINER, promotion mgr. MARIO MESSINA CO., 1537 Fidelity Union Life Branch offices: Atlanta, Chicago, Dadas, Holly- Bldg., Dallas, Texas 75201; RI 7-0135. wood, San Francisco, Minneapolis, St. Louis, MARIO MESSINA, owner. Detroit, Des Moines, Boston, Philadelphia. Branches: 2158 Union Ave. Bldg., Memphis, Tenn., C. K. Beaver, mgr.; Chicago 60611: 520 N. HARDY RADIO & TELEVISION LTD., 19 Rich- Michigan Ave., Tom Hayes, (312) 664-7400; mond St. W., Toronto, Ontario; 363-9433. Detroit 48226: 2140 Book Bldg., Max Goldfarb, ARTHUR C. HARRISON, gen. mgr., Toronto. (313) 963-6920; Los Angeles 90028: 6922 Holly- Branch offices: 1010 St. Catherine St. W., Mon- wood Blvd., Hugh Wallace. (213) 462-2371; Ral- treal, Quebec; GEORGE HELLMAN, mgr.; P.O. Box eigh, N. C. 27602: Box 2894 Penn Watson. (919) 801, Wninipeg 2, Manitoba Mrs. Helen Kolomaya, 833-7586; San Francisco 94133: 1331 Columbus mgr.; Richards t. Vancouver, British Co- Ave., Ward Glenn, (415) 885-1436. lumbia; Jim Crawford, JACK MASLA & CO., INC., 575 Madison Ave., rIARRINGTON, RIGHTER & PARSONS, INC., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 2-6450. 280 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017; Murray JACK MASLA, pres.; ALLAN S. KRAMER, exec. vice- Hill 7-8777. pres. JAMES O. PARSONS, Jr., churn. of bd.; JOHN F. Branch Offices: Chicago: 75 East Wacker Drive, DICKINSON, pres.; JOHN J. WALTERS, Jr., vice- CEntral 6-7974, Robert Pierce; Detroit: 1610 Book pres., gen'l. sis. mgr.. 961-4242, Pearse;Boystton Mass.82--4370, Branch Offices: Chicago, Ill. 60611: 430 North 02116: 100 lBernardSt.,(617) George Michigan Ave., 312-527-0510, Peter F. Ryan; C. Bingham; St. Louis: 915 Olive Street, CEntral San Francisco, Calif. 94104: 235 Montgomery St., 1-9151, Eugene F. Gray , Kansas City: 1012 Bal- 415-781-4125; Thomas W. Carroll; Los Angeles, timore Bldg., 471-5502, Eugene F. Gray; Beverly Calif. 90036: 5670 Wilshire Blvd., Suite 1835; Hills: 111 North La Cienega Blvd., OLympia (213) 938-3683, Lon E. Nelles; Atlanta, Ga. 30309: 2-1313, Lee O'Connell; San Francisco: 681 Market 1819 Peachtree Road, N.E., 404-355-5612, Frank Street, 392- 6531, Al Dougherty; Dallas: 1407 B. Rice; Boston Mass. 02116: 80 Boylston St.; Main Street, RI 8.1045, Jack Riley; Atlanta 30309: 617 LI 2-7537. Carter S. Knight; St. Louis, Mo. 131 Eighth St., Bill Jones, (404) 875-8051. 63101: 915 Olive St., 314 MA 1.7475, George Holmes; Dallas, Texas 75201; 211 North Ervay Bldg., (214) 748-0341; George Pettett; Detroit, JOHN L. McGUIRE & CO., 1150 Delaware St., 875-6330, Denver, Colo. 80204; 825-7585. Mich. 48202: New Center Bldg., (313) JOHN L. Roger Alexander; Philadelphia Pa. 19103: 1601 MCGUIRE. Walnut St.. (215) 665-1170, John Weidman. THE MEEKER COMPANY, INC., 521 Fifth Ave., HARRY S. HYETT CO., INC., Baker Bldg., Min- New York, N. Y. 10017; MUrray Hill 2.217U. neapolis, Minn., FEderal 9-7179. ROBERT D. C. MEEKER, chmn. of bd.; ROBERT HARRY S. HYETT. DUDLEY, pres. CHUCK STANDARD, N. Y. sls. v.p.; JACK HARDINGHAM, v.p. nat'l. als. INTER -AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS, INC., 41 Branch otheca: Chicago 1, ill.: 333 N. Michigan E. 42nd St., New York, N. Y. 10017; MUrray Ave., CEntral 6-1742 Carl Jewett, Midwest v.p.; Hill 2-0884. Los Angeles 28, Calf.: 5670 Wilshire Blvd., 213. VINCENT SCHIPANO, president; OCTAVIO Gox- 933-5907; Hugh McTernan San Francisco 5, ZALEZ, gen. mgr. & vice pres. Calif.: 55 Montgomery, Yukon 6-4940, William i' Decker. THE KATZ AGENCY, INC., 245 Park Avenue, New York N. Y. 10017; 212-972-2100. CLYDE MELVILLE CO., Tower Petroleum Bldg., MICHAEL MEMBRADO, v.p. television sales, South Dallas 1, Tex.; Riverside 8-5239. and East; DAVID ALLEN, als. mgr., South; JALE CLYDE MELVILLE, president. 607 MIDNIGHT SUN BROADCASTING CO., 60 W. Building, John J. Cameron, 333-2425 St. Loure, 46th St, New York, N. Y. 10036; Clrcle 6-4084. Missouri 63102: 310 Manson House Center, Arn- JAMES C. FLETCHER, JR., nat'l sales mgr. old K. Knippenberg, 241-3171; Philadelphia, Penn- West Coast office: Simpson Associates, 314 First sylvania 19107: 12 South 12th Street, Frank L. Avenue, West Seattle, Wash. Kreh, 923-0455; San Francisco California 94111: One California Bldg., Louis J. Hummel, 982-9188. ART MOORE & ASSOCIATES, INC., Jones Bldg., Seattle, Wash. 98101; MUtual 2-3377. EDWARD PETRY & CO. INC., 3 East 54th St., JACK CLARKE, BOB ROGERS PAUL BECKER. New York, N. Y. 10022; Tel.: 212-688-0200. Branch office: Portland, Ore. 97204; 520 S. W. MARTIN L. NIERMAN, pres.; BEN H. HOLMES, Sixth Ave. exec. v.p.; EDWARD C. PAGE, v.p., TV gen. mgr.; 228-7284. Ed Henry, Earle Baker. MICHAEL COREEN, v.p., TV national sales mgr. Branch offices: Chicago 60611: 400 N. Michigan TRACY MOORE & ASSOCIATES, 6381 Holly- Ave.; 312-944-0011; Keith Lewis, v.p., Robert wood Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif., Hollywood Delehanty; Atlanta, Ga. 30309: 1375 Peachtree 2-2351. St. N.E. 404-892-7151; Richard W. Hughes, v.p.; TRACY MOORE, JEROME A. MOORE. Boston, Mass. 02116: 801 Statler Bldg.; 617-482- Branch office: San Francisco, Calif. 94108: 210 6440: Diane Gosdanian: Dallas, Texas: 75201: Post St., Room 915; EXbrook 2-6444, Charles E. 211 N. Ervay St.; 214-748-9454; David Milam; Morin. Detroit, Mich. 48226: 645 Griswold St.; 313-963- 0125; Richard Yoder; Los Angeles, Calif. 90036: MORSE & RUSSONIELLO, INC., 1113 N.E. 5670 Wilshire Blvd.: 213-937.4330; L. D. Lari - National Bank Bldg., Scranton, Pa. 18503. DIa- mer; Philadelphia, Pa. 19102: 1420 Walnut St., mond 7-9328, Dlamond 2-2907. (215) 546-4454; James H. Carmine, Jr.; San LAWRENCE L. RUSSONIELLO, pres. & timebuyer; Francisco, Calif. 94104: 44 Montgomery St.; 415- I. L. DAILEY, media dir. 434-3631, Paul Sacks; St. Louis, Mo. 63101: 915 Olive St.; 314-241.2445; Thomas M. Dolan. NBC SPOT SALES, NATIONAL BROADCAST- ING COMPANY, INC., 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New RADIO -TELEVISION REPRESENTATIVES York 20, N. Y. Clrcle 7-8300. LTD., 2 St. Clair Ave., West, Toronto 7, RICHARD H. CLOSE, V.Q.; BYRON GOODELL, dir. Ontario, Canada. Tel.: 927-3221. GORDON FERRIS. of TV spot sales; RICHARD BERGH, eastern TV pres. & gen. mgr.; ARTHUR E. PATTERSON, v.p. & mgr.; BILL FROMM, dir, of new business & prom. asst. gen. mgr. Branch offices: Chicago 54, Ill.: Mdse. Mart, Branch offices: Montreal Que.: Suite 2700, Cantlie SUperior 7-8300. Jack Tracy; Los Angeles: 3000 House, 1110 Sherbrook St. W. 288-1180; Vincent West Alameda Ave., Burbank Calif., Bill Lon- G. Mathews, mgr; Vancouver, B.C.: 1131 Richards don, THornwall 5-7000; San Francisco 2: Taylor Street; 685-0288; Frank Jobes; Winnipeg, Mani- & O'Farrell, GRaystone 4-8700, Robert Anderson; toba: 802-228 Notre Dame St., 943-9574; A. J. Bomar Lowrance & Assoc. in Atlanta, 710 Peach- Messner. tree St., N.E., TRinty 6-3726; Dallas: Fidelity Union Bldg., Rlverside 2-8206; St. Louis: 1015 SAVALLI/GATES, INC., 509 Madison Ave., New Locust St., CH -1-2451. York, N. Y. 10022; 212.688-2380. JOSEPH SAVALLI, pres.; RUSSELL WALKER, WIL- NATIONAL TIME SALES, 22 East 42 St., New LIAM WILSON, CARMINE PATTI, STERLING SWIERK, York, N.Y. 10017; MUrray Hill 2-4500. JOSEPH MARCOE. H. FRANKLIN, sales mgr. Chicago, Ill. 60601: 333 N. Michigan Ave., 312- Branch offices: Chicago, Ill. 60645: 3322 W. 782-7494, Kenneth Schaefer, Randolph Belli, Peterson Ave.; (312) 478-5544; Hooper Jones; Thomas Sims; Dallas, Texas 75202: 1407 Main Atlanta, Ga. 30309: 1819 Peachtree Rd. N.E.; Street, 747-3723, James Hughes: Hollywood Calif. (404) 355-7961; David Carpenter; Dallas, Texas 90028: 1717 No. Highland, 462-6676, Tom Popich, 75202: 1407 Main St.; (214) 748-2172; Jack Riley; Juanita Haddy; San Francisco, Calif. 94105, 681 Memphis, Tenn. 38104: 2158 Union Avenue Bldg.; Market St., 362-7159, Donald L. Pontius. (901) 272-7503; Cecil K. Beaver; San Francisco, Cal. 94133: 391 Sutter St.; (415) 986-1689; Don SCHUYLER HOPPER COMPANY, 12 East 41st Pickens; Tulsa, Okla. 74101: Box 1384; (918) Street, New York. N. Y. 10017; LExington 2-3135. 743-9708; Peter Richardson. SCHUYLER HOPPER, pres.; WARREN BLANDINO, exec. v.p. HARLAN G. OAKES & ASSOCIATES, 1680 N. Vine, Hollywood 28, Calif., HO 4-7395. STAUFFER PUBLICATIONS, INC., 100% owner HARLAN G. OAKES of WIBW-TV, Box 119, Topeka, Kan. 66601; Branch office: San Francisco, Calif.: 690 Market (913) 272-3456; THAD M. SANDSTROM, v.p.; JERRY St., Ward Glenn, Dave Sandeberg, EXbrook, 7- HOLLEY, TV station mgr.; R. C. SENATE, natl. sis. 4827. mgr. Represented nationally by Avery-Knodel, Inc., New York, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Atlanta, THE BERNARD I. OCHS CO., 1819 Peachtree San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle. Rd., NE, Atlanta, Ga.. 355-6432. BARNEY OCHS; LISA WALTERS, sec. STORER BROADCASTING COMPANY. 1177 Kane Concourse, Miami Beach, Fla. 33154; 866- PAN AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO., 22 East 0211. GEORGE B. STORER, chmn. of bd.' STANTON 42 St. New York, N. Y. 10017; MUrray Hill 2-4500. P. KETTLER vice chairman of bd.; BILL MICHAELS, EUGENE BERNARD, pres.; HENRY FRANKLIN, DORO- president; PETER STORER, exec. v.p.; LIONEL F. THEA JARRETT. BAXTER, v.p. Washington Affairs; JOHN E. McCoy, v.p. for law, and secty.; TERRY H. LEE, v.p., TV; PETERS, GRIFFIN, WOODWARD, INC., 277 EWALD KOCKRITZ, v.p. dir. broadcast standards; Park Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017; 826-6000. H. CLYDE MCCLYMONDS, v.p. for spec. services; ABIAH PRESTON PETERS, chmn.; LLOYD GRIFFIN, Pres. A. CHURCH, v.p., asst. sec.; ARNO W. MUELLER, Branch offices: Chicago, Illinois 60601: Pruden- v.p. finance & treas.; BOB DELL, dir. advtg. & p.r. tial Plaza, 372-6373, James R. Sefert; Detroit, Michigan 48226: Penobscot Building 961.4255, STORER TELEVISION SALES, INC., 299 Park Raymond L. Hunter; Atlanta, Georgia 30308: 1037 Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017; 935.2600. Life of Georgia Tower, James C. Dodgson, 875- FRANCIS BARRON, pres.; JOHN D. KELLEY, v.p.- 7763; Boston, Massachusetts 02116: Statler Office sales; JOSEPH DOWLING, v.p.-research; TERRENCE Building, Alan L. Ingram, 482-4833; Charlotte, MCGUIRK, east. sales mgr. North Carolina 28211: 2915 Providence Road, E. Branch offices: Chicago 1: 333 N. Michigan Ave., Nathan Hale, Jr., 364-2115; Dallas, Texas 75201: CEntral 6-9550, CHARLES LIEBER, mid-western 1723 Southland Center, 747-9921, M. C. Via, Jr.; sis. mgr., Detroit 2: New Center Building, Tel.: Los Angeles, California 90036: 5455 Wilshire 873-2383; James E. Goldsmith gen sis. mgr.; At- Boulevard, Charles R. Kinney, 938.3585; Minne- lanta 9: 1375 Peachtree St., 14.E., Tel.: 892-7202, apolis, Minnesota 55402: First National Bank J. William Mason, gen. sis. mgr.; San Francisco 608 4: 235 Montgomery, Russ Bldg., YU 1-8860, Jo- WEED TELEVISION CORP., 347 Madison Ave., seph E. Mertens, west coast ski. mgr.; Los An- New York, N. Y.: 686-8970. geles 5: 338 South Western Ave., U 9-3138, JOSEPH J. WEED, pres. Henry R. Flynn, west coast dir. of sales. Branch offices: Chicago: 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago, Ill., 236-8887 Robert J. Walton, mgr.; TELEVISION ADVERTISING REPRESENTA- Detroit 26: 1610 Book Bldg., 961.2685 Bernard P. TIVES, INC., 90 Park Ave., New York 16, Pearse, exec. in chg.; San Francisco 5: 700 Mont- N. Y.; 867-0100. gomery St., San Francisco Calif., 397-0535, Ward HOWARD H. MARSH, pres. Glenn, mgr.; Boston 16: 1010 Statler Bldg., 482- Branch offices: Chicago 11: 400 N. Michigan 6117 Kay Chille, exec. in chg.; Beverly Hills, Ave., 527-4567, William B. Condon, v.p., midwest Calif., 111 N. La Cienega Blvd., 652-1313. Lee F. mgr.; Detroit 26: 617 Penobscot Bldg., Wood- O'Connell. ward 5-6454. Robert Newsham, mgr.; San Fran- cisco 4: 44 Montgomery St. EXbrook 7-5088. ADAM YOUNG, INC., 3 E. 54th St., New York 22, E. James Hodgett mgr.; Hollywood 28: 6290 N. Y.; PLaza 1.4848. Sunset Blvd., H011ywood 6-1144, James Miller, ADAM YOUNG, president; STEPHEN PINTOUT, v.p. mgr.; Atlanta, Ga.: 1800 Peachtree Rd., N.W., in chg. sales. 351-5300, Robert Schuessler, mgr. Branch offices: Chicago 1, Ill., Prudential Plaza, Michigan 2.6190, James Parker; Atlanta, Ga., GRANT WEBB & CO., INC., 515 Madison Ave., New 1182 W. Peachtree St., TRinity 3-2564, Harold York, N. Y. 10022; MUrray Hill (212) 8-7550. M. Parks; St. Louis, Mo.: 915 Olive St., MAin GRANT WEBB, pres.; GREGG MACAPEE, exec. v.p. 1-5020 Bruce Schneider; Detroit 26, Michigan, JUDI SUE ROBIN, research dir. 2940 Book Building, WOodward 3.6919 Bud Branch offices: Chicago: 333 N. Michigan Ave. Pearse; Los Angeles 28, Calif.: 6331 Hollywood 60601: 312-236-5817, Ed Sherinian; San Francis- Blvd., ollywoad 2-2289 Wm. L. Wallace' San co: 220 Montgomery Ave. 94104: 415-397-4512, Francisco Calif.: 105 Montgomery St. Y'Ukon Frank Dougherty; Hollywood: 1680 North Vine 6-5366, Wm. Peavey; Dallas Texas: 211 N. Ervay Street 90028: 213-464-9263. John Anwiler. St., RT. 8-239, Clyde Melville.

609 We care about small jobs. If we didn't we'd go broke.

If financial strangulation has ing quality; we've invested in the been caressing your throat since future to increase efficiency last year, think what it's done to and thereby lower your costs: us. everything from four dual- The average production budget purpose film and TV studios to has been reduced to $500,000- six -track stereo dubbing in the $1,200,000 for feature films, and sound studios; and we'll meet very much less for TV productions. you anywhere to do a deal that is Pinewood, needless to say, is as generous to you as possible. sitting on the capacity for up to That's why Pinewood is still $15 million budget jobs. paying its way. That's why we're So, since we like eating, we not broke. care about small jobs. Because That's why we care about today, many jobs are ... financially "small " jobs. ... small jobs. Nothing is too much To get your business, we've trouble at Pinewood. made our rates negotiable. Negotiable negotiable; we have The man with the gong-a man of many skills. a costing department to help PINEWOOD STUDIOS LIMITED Iver Heath, Bucks, England. Tel: Slough 33441 (Code 75) tighten your belt without pinch- or Iver 700. Cables: Jarpro, Iver Heath. Telex: 84505. The Industry in Great Britain and Ireland

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611 BRITISH YEAR IN REVIEW by WILLIAM PAY

London, October, 1970 he coming to power of a Conservative have become a vital part of the programme government in mid -1970 put new hope contractors operations. ATV continues to be into the commercial TV business. Under the most successful in this field having earned the previous Labour government, the industry $125 million in America alone over the last had suffered a swingeing levy on television eight years and $27 million world-wide in advertising which brought the `annual' soak- 1969. The company has been particularly suc- ing in various taxes to £37 million and sharply cessful with its Tom Jones and Humperdinck curtailed profits. shows. At this reporting there are little signs of an Thames Television is another company to easing of these burdens but newly-appointed score overseas with programmes totalling Minister of Posts and Telecommunications, £284,000 ($681,600) sold in the year ended Christopher Chataway, quickly adopted a pro- June 1970. "Report" and "This Week", both gressive policy towards the industry. He current affair programmes headed the list be- promptly cancelled the proposed long-term ing sold to 21 countries including the U.S.A. investigation into the future of television (the and Russia. "Callan" was bought by Aus- present BBC and ITA charters expire in tralia, Gibraltar, Hong Kong, Nigeria, Pakis- 1976) and instigated a professional analysis tan and Zambia. "The Benny Hill Show" of new technology prospects for the industry went to Australia, Belgium, Germany, the -to be completed within months, not years. Netherlands, Sweden and Switzerland. Furthermore, there are already strong ru- Granada Television also reported major mors that the new government will introduce sales of its popular "Coronation Street" and commercial radio to Britain and thereby elim- "A Family at War" to Australia. inate the BBC monopoly of the air. There Yet another encouraging development has are also moves afoot for TV hours to be ex- been the BBC's intention to spend about £2 tended. With its dependence on government million ($4.8 million) on light entertainment cash, the BBC (with no advertising revenue) programmes this coming year. In addition, will undoubtedly fight this move as it can only the Corporation plans to enter a co-production weaken its financial situation. The ITA, on agreement with Four Star International. The the other hand, restricted at the moment to shows would be 45- and 50 -minute productions 53% hours of transmission a week, obviously for American British screens, featuring, sees the chance of increased revenue. among others, Britain's Morecambe and Wise, Alongside all these encouraging political Cilla Black, Cliff Richard and Rolf Harris. signs, there are indications that TV advertis- Commenting on this proposed deal, Billy ing revenue is again on the upward trend. A Cotton, Jnr., BBC Television's Head of Vari- slight fall was registered in 1969 when adver- ety, said : "We believe this is going to be a tising revenue was £97.4 million ($233.7 mil- major breakthrough for BBC shows in Amer- lion) compared to £98.7 million ($236.8) the ica. I believe shows that previous year. go well here will go In addition, the colour TV well there. We will have to find what is really boom is under way with the first 500,000 sets common to audiences and exploit it." already in use and this is at a time when there are still stringent government -imposed con- Two other significant factors on the British trols on hire-purchase buying. TV scene are the concern about violence on It is anticipated that by 1973, three -channel the screens and the threat of cassettes. The colour TV will be able to be seen throughout BBC has set up a group to study the effects the country and the market stabilised at half of violence on viewers. It will advise on how a million sets a year. As expected, the result- research can be used to draw up guide lines ing fall -off in black -and -white sets has al- for producers. ready set in. As in America, several different systems of It is not surprising therefore that against cassette recorders are in the pipeline but al- this background of rising operating costs and though the consensus of opinion in the trade falling revenue, that commercial TV profits is that home cassette viewing is as inevitable have taken a severe knock. Gone are the days as tomorrow, there appears to be a general when holders of the commercial franchise policy of let's wait -and -see'. virtually had "a license to print money". As- And it is probably not such a bad policy, for sociated Television Corporation, operators of when a documentary such as "Royal Family" the Midlands network, for instance, reported can draw an audience of 23 millions to the profits down from £2.76 million to £609,000. TV screens on a Saturday evening, there is As a result, overseas sales of programmes still a substantial cake for all to share.

612 6InEuree,oracross the H/örld. Werevefspeed and quality'courtt in colourprocessing.

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MINISTRY OF POSTS AND TELECOMMUNICA- School Broadcasting Head of Department: K. L. Fawdry TIONS Further Education Waterloo Bridge House, Waterloo Road, Head of Department: D. H. Grattan London SE1. Telephone: 01-928 7878. NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS Editor: J. C. MINISTER OF POSTS AND Crawley TELECOMMUNICATIONS Editor Television News: D. Taylor THE RT. HON. CHRISTOPHER CHATAWAY PROGRAMME SERVICE DEPTS. Design Group PARLIAMENTARY PRIVATE SECRETARY Head of Grout: R. Levin Told KING, M.P. Head of Scenic Design: Clifford Hatts UNDER SECRETARY, BROADCASTING Head of Design Services: Ian Beynon-Lewis DEPARTMENT Head of Graphic Design: A. Elfer D. C. C. LAWRENCE, OBE. Head of make-up Department: Miss C. Hillcoet Head of Costume Department: P. H. Shepherd (The Minister has succeeded the former Post- Head of Scenic Servicing: J. F. Mudie master General as being the authority empowered Artists Bookings to license persons or corporate bodies to operate Head of Department: T. H. B. Bailey broadcasting stations, as laid down in the Wire- Assistant Head (I) : Norman Rutherford; Assist. less Telegraphy Act, 1949. The BBC is incorp- Head (II): E. K. Wilson orated by Royal Charter and operates under this Film Operatiöns & Services and a licence and agreement granted by the General Manager: J. H. Mewett Postmaster General on the 19th December, 1963 Head of Film Services: D. O. Martin to run from 30th July, 1964 to 31st July, 1976. Head of Film Operations: J. Corbett The Independent Television Authority operates under the Television Act, 1964, and under a ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE licence issued by the Postmaster General for Head of Finance Services: P. A. Findlay the period from 30th July, 1964 to 31st July, ESTABLISHMENT 1976.) Chief Personnel Officer: C. R. East PUBLICITY BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION Head of Department: H. G. Campey TELEVISION SERVICE Assistant Head: E. R. R. Fox Television Centre, Wood Lane, London, W. 12. Tele : LIAISON SECTION SHepherds Bush 8000. Head of Section: B. J. Forbes CHAIRMAN OF GOVERNORS: The Rt. Hon. ENGINEERING: Lord Hill of Luton, P.C. Chief Engineer Television: S. N. Watson ADMINISTRATION Assistant Chief Engineer, Television Operations: Director General: Charles Curran G. D. Cook Managing Director, Television: Huw Wheldon Assistant Chief Engineer, Television Develop. Director of Programmes: David Attenborough ments: D. M. B. Grubb Controller BBC-1: Paul Fox Head of Engineering, Television Projects: A. R. Controller BBC -z: Robin Scott Stanley Controller, Programme Services: Ian Atkins Head of Engineering, TV Services: R. de B. Controller Administration: S. G. Williams McCullough Asst. Controller, Television Development: Mrs. J. Head of Engineering, TV Recording: L. H. Grif- R. Spicer fiths General Manager, Radio & Television Enterprises: Head of Engineering, TV Studios: C. R. Longman Dennis Sense Head of Engineering, TV Outside Broadcasts: H. A. Gooding PROGRAM DEPARTMENTS Head of Engineering, TV Network: R. B. Mobsby Drama Group Head of Engineering, TV News: H. C. J. Tarner Head of Group: S. Sutton Head of Plays: G. Savory INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY Head of Serials: R. Marsh 70 Brompton Road, London, S.W.3 Tele- Head of Series: A. Osborn Light Entertainment Group phone: 01-584 7011. Head of Group: T. J. H. Sloan (Parliament created the Authority in August 1954 Head of Variety: Bill Cotton, Jr. for ten years, and then extended its life for an- Head of Comedy: Michael Mills other twelve years to 1976. Its function, as de- Outside Broadcasts Programmes fined by the 1964 Act, is to operate television General Manager: Peter Dimmock services as a public service for disseminating Head of Sports and Event Programmes: G. B. Cow - information, education and entertainment. gill The members of the Authority are appointed Current Affairs Group by the Postmaster -General and consist of Head of Group: John Grist chairman and deputy chairman and a maximum Documentary Programmes of eleven other members, of which three make Head of Documentary Programmes: R. Cawston the interests of Scotland, Wales and Northern Feature. Group Ireland, respectively, their special care. Head of Group: Aubrey Singer The Authority's powers include power to Head of Science and Features: Robert Reid provide and operate the requisite television sta- Head of Arts Features: Stephen Hearst tions under the license from the Postmaster - Head of General Features: C. W. Brasher General. Music Programmes Members of the Authority: The Rt. Hon. Lord Head of Department: John Culshaw Aylestone, C.B.E., Chairman; Sir Ronald Gould, Children's Programmes Dep. Chrm.; David Gilliland; Baroness Plum- Head of Department: Monica Sims mer, J.P.; Sir Ben Bowen Thomas, M.A.; Bar- Religious Broadcasting oness Sharp of Hornsey, G.B.E.; Stephen Key- Head of Religious Progs, Television: Rev. O. nes, Professor John Millar Meek, Sir Frederick Hunkin Hayday, C.B...; Dr. T. E. Carberry.

614 canon9oneStEIDIOS BRAY Co WICKLOW: IRELAND

Telephone: Dublin 862971 Telex: 5439 Director General: Sir Robert Fraser, O.B.E. Directors: Aubrey Buxton, M.C., Laurence Scott, Deputy Director General-Programme Services: John Woolf, Donald Albery, W. O. Copeman, B. C. Sendall, C.B.E. C.B.E.. J.P., Glyn Daniel, Sir Peter Greenwell, Deputy Director General-Administrative Serv- B.T., Dick Joice, D. S. McCall, (Secretary). ices: A. W. Pragnell, O.B.F.., D.F.C. Programme Planning Executive: K. J. M. Elphick. Director of Finance: A. S. Curbishley, O.B.E. Sales Controller: J. P. Margetson. Director of Engineering: Howard Steele Head of Information: B. C. L. Keelan ATV NETWORK LTD. Secretary: B. Rook ATV House, 17 Great Heats of Advertising Control: A. Graham, O.B.E. Cumberland Place, Head of Programme Serviees: J. Weltman London, W 1 H 8AA. Telephone: 01-262 Head of Research: Dr. Ian Holdane 8040. Midlands Addresses: 150 Edmund Religious Programmes Officer: Christopher Martin Street, Birmingham. Education Officer: Brian Groombridge Telephone: 021-236 5191; Television Studios ATV Centre, Birm- INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY ingham 2, 021-643 9898; Elstree Studio ADVERTISING ADVISORY COMMITTEE Centre, Eldon Ave., Boreham Wood, Herts, (The Committee, under the terms of the Televi Telephone: Elstree 6100. sion Act, must be representative of organisa- tions. authorities and persons concerned with MIDLANDS. TRANSMITTER standards of conduct of advertising-including, Chairman: Lord Renwick, R.B.E. in particular, the advertising of medical or Directors: Sir Lew Grade (Deputy Chairman and surgical goods or services). chief executive), Jack Gill (Finance Director) Sir Eric Clayson, Norman Collins I. W. Ward Chairman: S. Howard (Production Controller), L. F. Miathews (Gen. Man. Midlands), Dame Isabel Graham Bryce, INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY Sir George Farmer. SCHOOLS COMMITTEE Secretary: D. S. Williams, LL.B.. F.C.I.S. (Under the 1964 Television Act, the Authority was General Manager, Elstree: S. Basinger. required to appoint an educational committee to Copyright and Contract Manager: Leslie Abbott. give advice in connection with the broadcasting of Legal Adviser and Assistant Secretary: A. R. potheerrammes intendesetdablishments)on by schools and Lucas. educational Casting Director: M. Lyon. Chief Accountant: A. Brook, A.C.A. INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY Chief Press Officer: D. J. Stevens. RELIGIOUS Continuity Acceptance: PI. G. Watkins. ADVISORY PANEL Deputy General Manager: C. Fox. (The Authority draws advice from the Central Head of Engineering: G. Kaye. Religious Advisory Committee of the BBC on broad issues, but in order that it should have BORDER TELEVISION LTD. regular access to advice on day-to-day matters The Television Centre, Corlisle, CAI 3NT, it has appointed a panel of six consultants) : Miss Monica Furlong (Church of England); Cumberland. Telephone: 0228 25101. Lon - The Rev. Dr. H. H. Williams, B.A., B.D. (Free Don Office: 14 Curson Street, London, W1Y Church) : The Rev. Fr. Agnellus Andrew, 7FH. Telephone: 01-499 7541. Q.F.M. (Roman Catholic); The Rev. Canon E. S. NORTHWEST Barber (Rural Dean of Holywood, Co. Down): ENGLAND-SOUTH SCOT- The Dr. LAND, . NORTH NORTHUMBERLAND, Rev. Thomas Murchison, (Church of AND ISLE Scotland) ; The Rev. Meirien Lloyd Davies, OF MAN TRANSMITTERS M.A. (Principal of the South Wales Baptist Directors: John L. Burgess. O.B.E. (Chairman), College). James J. Bredin (Managing), Sir Michael Bal- con, Kt., B. Blyth., M. Inst. M.S.M. (Sales INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY Director). T. E. Brownsdon, O.B.E.. P. Francis, SCOTTISH B.A. The Earl of Lonsdale, G. L. S. Lightfoot, COMMITTEE O.B.E., G. S. Marr, J. I. M. Small, O.B.E., (7riirnºant' Ih-. "I-. I?. Carberry M.C. W. S. Trimble, John C. Wade, O.B.E., Col. The Earl of Stair, C.V.O., M.B.E. R. H. INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY Watts, F.C.I.S., A.C.W.A. (General Manager ULSTER COMMITTEE and Company Secretary). Chairman: Chief Engineer: H. J. C. Gower, M.I.E.E. David Gilliland Assistant Controller of Programmes (Production): J. D. Batey INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY Assistant Controller of Programmes (Planning): WELSH COMMITTEE J. Graham Chairman: Sir Ben Bowen Thomas, M.A. Editor: A. Powell Public Relations Manager: F. J. Bennett INDEPENDENT TELEVISION NEWS LTD. CHANNEL TELEVISION ITN House, 48 Wells Street, London, W 1 P The Television Centre: Rouge Bouillon St. 3FE. Telephone: 01-637 2424. Helier, Jersey. Telephone: Jersey Central Directors: C. D. Wilson, M.C., (Chairman), Jul- 23451. ian Amyes, Aubrey Buxton, M.C., James J. Bre- Chairman: Senator W. H. Krichefski: O.B.E. din, Norman Collins Sir Geoffrey Cox C.B.E., Directors: M. J. Brown, Harold Fielding, Con- Donald Edwards, C.E.E. (Managing): Dr. Tom seiller E. H. Bodman, Conseiller E. D. Collas, Margerison, Howard Thomas, CE. G. Le G. Peek W. N. Rumball, Advocate K. Hooper Valpy, Mrs. George Troy, Advocate T. Cubitt Sowden. Managing Director: Kenneth Killip. PROGRAM CONTRACTORS Head of Sales: P. Mottram Brown. (Appointed by the Independent Television Operations Manager: F. B. Turner. Authority). GRAMPIAN TELEVISION LTD. ANGLIA TELEVISION LTD. Head office: Anglia House, Norwich, Nor Queen's Cross, Aberdeen. AB9 2XJ: Tele- 07A, Telephone: Norwich 28366. Telex Tel- phone: 0224 53553; 103-105 Marketgait, anglia 1724. London Office: Brook House, Dundee. Park Lane, London, W.1, Telephone: Hyde DD1 1QT: Telephone: 0382 21777; Park 8331. Telex 25353. 10 Wardour Street, London W 1 V 4J0. Tele- EAST OF ENGLAND TRANSMITTERS: phone: 01-734 7779. Chairman: The Marquess Townshend of Raynham. NORTH-EAST SCOTLAND TRANSMITTER

616 Directors: Captain Iain M. Tennant, J.P. (Chair- Director -General: Thomas P. Hardiman man); Lord Windlesham (Managing Director), Deputy Director-General: John A. Irvine Alex Mail., M.B.E., A.C.W.A. (Secretary), The Sales Controller: Robert K. Gawan Dowager Viscountess Colville of Cuirass O.B.E., Sir John Carmichael, K.B.E. The Lord Forbes, SCOTTISH TELEVISION LTD. K.A.E., D.L.. J.P.; James Shaw Grant, C.B.E., Theatre Royal, Glasgow, Scotland: Tele- M.M., J.P., John N. Milne, M.A., L.L.B., phone: Glasgow 332 9999. B.Com., L.L.D., Neil Paterson, M.A., Major Michael Crichton Stuart, M.C., D.L. J.P., Lord CENTRAL SCOTLAND TRANSMITTER Tayside, U.B.E., C.A., J.P. Directors: James M. Coltart, LL.D. (Chairman), Sir Iain M. Stewart (Deputy Chairman), EXECUTIVES: liam Brown (Managing Director), Dr. Samuel Production Controller: James Buchan C. Curran, M.A., F.R.S., Hugh W. Henry, Mrs. Head of Programme Planning: A. Brown Barbara Leburn, M.B.E., J.P. Charles N.Mc- Facilities: Controller: Derrick Neiman Queen, Andrew Stewart C.B.E., Lord Taylor of Publicity and Promotions Executive: Alastair Gryfe, Sir William G. N. Walker T.D., D.L. Beaton Viscount Weir, C.B.E., LL.D. The Earl of Admin. Cons.: Jeremy Taylor Wemyss and March K.T., LL.D. Sir William Head of Film and Schedules: Anthony A. C. Elkins McEwan Younger, ht., D.S.O., D.L. Station Engineer: Alex Ramsay Controller of Programmes: Anthony Firth Head of News and Current Affairs: Charles Smith, Public Relations Manager: John Loch. M.B.E. Asst. Secy., Accountant: A. G. Dey SOUTHERN TELEVISION LTD. Southern Independent Television Centre, LTD. GRANADA TELEVISION Northam, Southampton SO 9 4Y0; Tele- 36 Golden Square, London, W.I. Telephone: phone: Southampton 28582. London Office: Man- 01-734 8080. Granada TV Centre, Glen House, Stag Place, London, S.W.1. chester 3. Telephone: 061-832 7211. Telephone: 01-834 4404. Dover Studios, LANCASHIRE TRANSMITTER Russell Dover. Telephone: Dover Directors: Lord Bernstein, LL.D. (Chairman), Street, Cecil G. Bernstein (Joint Managing Director), 2715. Julian C. B. Amyes, W. R. Carr, D. Forman SOUTHERN TRANSMITTERS, ISLE OF (Joint Managing Director), J. P. Jacobs, D. WIGHT DOVER: Plowright, F. C. Williams, Joseph Warton. Chairman: John Davis. Sales Director: P. Rennie. Directors: C. D. Wilson, C.B.E., M.C. (ManaS- Secretary: W. Dickson. ing), Professor Asa Briggs, M. J. Hussey, Sir Richard Trehane, G. R. Dowson, The Hon. V. HARLECH TELEVISION LTD. H. E. Harmsworth, J. W. Miell, Sir Robert Lon- Perkins, B. H. Thomson, T. D. D. B. Thomson, London Sales Office: 99 Baker Street, Sir David Webster, R. M. Shields, Berkeley don, WI -M 2AJ. Telephone: 01-486 4311. Smith. Television Centre, Cathedral Road, Cardiff, Controller of Programmes: Berkeley Smith. Televi- Deputy Controller of Programmes: J. Hargreaves. Wales. Telephone: Cardiff 31152. Sales Director: John Miell. sion Centre, Bath Road, Bristol 4. Telephone: General Manager and Company Secretary: F. W. Bristol 70271. Regent House, Regent Street, Letch, F.C.A. 51777. Head of Programme Administration: A. F. Jack- Wrexham. Telephone: Wrexham man. WALES AND WEST OF ENGLAND Chief Engineer: Basil Bultitude. TRANSMITTERS Head of Programme Planning & Presentation: Chairman: Lord Harlech, P.C., K.C.M.G. M. Crawford. Vice -Chairman: W. A. Hawkins, F.C.A. Press Officer: Keith Samuel. Managing Director: A. J. Gorard Sales Controller: R. W. Wordley Research Executive: M. Newman THAMES TELEVISION LTD. Secretary: T. Knowles, F.C.A. Television House, Kingsway, London, W.C.2. Administrative Executive: A. A. Neales Telephone: 01-405 7888. Thames Television LONDON WEEKEND TELEVISION LTD. House, 306 Euston Road, London N.W.1. Station House, Harrow Road, Wembley, Tel.: 01-387 9494. Teddington Lock, Ted- Middx: London Sales Office: 25-28 Old Bur- dington, Middlesex, Tel.: 01-977 3252. lington Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Norfolk House, Smallbrook Ringway, Birm- 01-734 9431. ingham 5. Tel.: 021-943 9151. LONDON TRANSMITTER-Monday to Friday LONDON TRANSMITTER-Friday 7 p.m. to Sunday Chairman: The Rt. Hon. Lord Shawcross, .C., Chairman: Adrian Crawley Managing Director: Howard Thomas, C.B.E. Chief Executive: Dr. Thomas Margerison Directors: George A. Cooper (Director of Sales) Asst. Chief Executive: Guy Paine T. DaveyF.C.A..F.C.A.,.O., D. R. W. Dicks H. S. L. becretary: Cyril Orr J.Dundas, D.S.O., D.1.C., Bernard R. Gtreenhead, Chief Accountant: John Donovan O.B.E. (Director of Studios and Engineering), Controller of Programmes: Stella Richman C. G. D. May, F.C.A. (Financial Director), Controller of Sales: Peter Golsworthy Brian Tesler, M.A. (Director of Programmes), Production Controller: Vic Gardiner T. H. Tilling, C. S. Wills, M.A., A.C.A. Head of Personnel: Roy van Gelder Secretary: B. E. Marr, C.A. Engineer: Controller Programme Department: Jack Andrews Chief Brian Povei Publicity Manager: John Hambley. Controller of Features: Jeremy Isaacs. RADIO TELEFIS EIREANN Controller of Light Entertainment: Philip Jones. Donnybrook Dublin 4, Ireland: Telephone: Controller of Publicity: Alan Kaupe. London Office: Ireland Chief Accountant: M. Lawson, F.C.A. Dublin 693111. Controller o) Educational and Religious Program- House, 150 New Bond Street, London, W.I. mes: Guthrie Moir, M.A. Tel.: Hyde Prk 8921-7, Telex 24674. NA- Controller of London Studios: Terry Pace NETWORK OF THE REPUBLIC OF Controller of Teddington Studios: E. E. Parry. TIONAL Head ofChildren's Programmes: Lewis Rudd. IRELAND. Chief ngineer: J. S. Sansom AMIERE. Chairman of the Authority: Dr. C. S. Andrews. Sales Controller: J. F. Shaw.

617 Controller of Drama: Lloyd Shirley. Managing Director: R. B. Henderson, M.A. Programme Co-ordinator: Muir Sutherland. Company Secretary: Barry S. Johnston, A.C.A. Reseach Manager: D. Thornes Sales Director: M. R. Hutcheson. Controller of Outside Broadcasts: Grahame Turner. Sales Manager: Basil W. Lapworth. TYNE TEES TELEVISION LTD. WESTWARD TELEVISION LTD. Derry's Cross, Plymouth, Devon. Tele- Head office: The Television Centre, City phone: Plymouth 69311. 4-7 Woodstock Road, , NEI 2AL. Tele- Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Hyde Park phone: Newcastle 61-0181. London office: 8262. Bristol Sales: Dominions House, 23-25, St. Augustine's Parade, The Centre, Bristol 29-30 Old Burlington Street, London WIX 1. Telephone: Bristol 292240. 2PU. Telephone: 01-734 4070. SOUTH-WEST TRANSMITTER NORTH EAST TRANSMITTER Chairman/Joint Managing Director: Peter Cad- Directors: George Black; R. H. Carr -Ellison, T.D., bury. J.P.; Prof. G. H. J. Daysh, B.Iitt., D.C.L.; Deputy Chairman: The Earl of Lisburne, M.A. R. H. Dickinson, M.A. Prof. E. J. R. Eagles - Vice-Chairman: Sir John Carew Pole, Bart, D.S.O., ham, M.A.; B Ed., LL.B.; E. A. Levine, LLB., T.D., J.P. John P. Graham, F.C.I.S.; B. Litt, D.C.L.; J. Joint Managing Director: Ronald Perry. Anthony Jelly- Dennis G. ackham; D. G. Pack - Directors: W. Brimacombe, O.B.E., G. H. Lid - ham, A Ivi I.E.E.- Peter Wrightson, O.B.E.; stone, Colonel E. Palmer, T.D.D.L., J.P., R. C. Viscount Ridley, ['.D., J.P.; T. Dan Smith. Chaventre. Programme Controller: Malcolm Morris. DEPARTMENTAL HEADS: Technical Controller: D. G. Packham. Company Secretary: k. R. Miller, F.C.A., F.C.I.S. Sales Controller: David Harrison, M.A. Programme Controller: John Oxley. Business Manager: J. P. Graham, F.C.I.S. Sales Controller: Bruce Croucher. Press and Public Relations: W. A. Williamson, D.F.C. YORKSHIRE TELEVISION LTD. The Television Centre, Leeds, LS3 1JS. Tele- ULSTER TELEVISION LTD. phone: 0532 38283. Yorkshire House, 7 Road, Havelock House, Ormeau Belfast, Portland Place, London, W I N 3AA. Tele- BT7 1 EB Northern Ireland. Telephone: Bel- phone: 01-636 8622. fast 28122. London Office: 19 Marylebone Chairman: Sir Richard B. Graham, Bt., O.B.E., Rd., London, N.W.1. Telephone: Hunter D.L. 5211. Deputy Chairman: Sir Geofrey Cox, C.B.E. Managing Director: G. E. Ward Thomas, D.F.C. NORTHERN IRELAND TRANSMITTER Assistant Managing Director: E. Stuart Wilson. Directors: The Rt. Hon. The Earl of Antrim, D.L., Sales Director: Peter S. Paine D.F.C. J.P. (Chairman); William B. MacQuitty, M.A. Commercial Director: James harrower, F.C.A. (Deputy Chairman) (Alternate as director)- Director of Programmes: Donald Baverstock, M.A. Mrs. Betty MacQuitty, B.Sc. (Econ.)); R. B. Secretary: L. T. Thornby, F.C.I.S. Henderson, M.A. (Managing Director); The Rt. Chief Accountant: Norman Smith, A.A.C.C.A., Hon. The Countess of Antrim; Miss Betty E. F.C.W.A. Box O.B.E. (C. S. G. Falloon); H. R. C. Cather- Chief Engineer: Philip Parker. wood; Captain O. W. J. Henderson; J. P. Herd - Head of Public Relations: A. A. Todd. man; M. R. Hutcheson (Sales Director); Barry Production Controller: Peter Holmans. S. Johnston, V.R.D. F.C.A. (Company Secre- Head of Documentary: Tony Essex. tary); Major G. B. kacKean, D.L., P.; Mrs. Head of Drama: P. A. Willes. J. A. Mackie, C.B.E.; J. L. MacQuitty, Q.C., Head of Sport: Lawrie Higgins M.A., LL.B.; E. M. . O'Driscolll (Alternate: Head of Films: Jeffrey Edwards. J. E. O'Driscoll). Head of Education 6 Religion: Enid Love.

618 35mm 16mm TELEVISION EQUIPMENT

Editing Benches Film: Rewind Tables Splicers Rewinders Cutting Bins Measures Film Storage r Racks & Synchro- Cabinets nisers Waxers Custom Built Equipment Bloopers "PREMIER" 16MM. 'EDIT -OR' MARK I. ROBERT RIGBY LTD. PREMIER WORKS, NORTHINGTON ST. W.C.1 HOLBORN 2944 LONDON, ENGLAND

BERMANS THE INTERNATIONAL COSTUMIERS

Amongst recent productions for which costumes were supplied are:- "ANNE OF THE THOUSAND DAYS" "JANE EYRE" "BATTLE OF BRITAIN" "OH! WHAT A LOVELY WAR" "CROMWELL" "OLIVER" "DR. ZHIVAGO" "ON A CLEAR DAY" "GREAT WHITE HOPE" "PATTON-LUST FOR GLORY" "RYAN'S DAUGHTER" etc. etc.

M. BERMAN LTD. 18 Irving Street, Leicester Square, London, W.C.2, England Telegraphic Address: Bertume, Lesquare, London HOLLYWOOD PARIS ROME TV Program Material -- Producers and Distributors

ABACUS PRODUCTIONS LTD. ANIMATION SERVICES LTD. Merton Park Studios, 269 Kingston Rd., 1 Soho Square, London, W.I. Telephone: Merton Park, London, S.W.19. Tel.: 01-542 01-734 7693. 4291. Executive: Charles Pithers. Directors: John Mackey (Chmn.), Ron Trainer (Entertainment and advertising material.) (MD), Robert Cuff, Bob Blues (Sec.). ANVIL FILM & RECORDING GROUP LTD. (Entertainment and advertising material provided. Denham Studios, North Orbital Rd., Den- & Mar. Viewing and Projection: 35mm 16mm ham, Tel.: Denham ried & Double Head. Type of Film Service: Nr. Uxbridge, Middx: Live Action (narrative), Live Avtion (dia- 3522. logue). Miniature & Matte Process. Stop Mo- Directors: The Lord Archibald, Ken Cameron, tion. Model Animation Studios. 2 Sound stages O.B.E., B.Sc., R. K. T. Scrivener, R.I.C.H. 65' x 45' (with cove) 30' a 20'. Sound Facilities. Warren, Rowland W. M. Wright, C. A. Magnetic. Optical. Editing, Re-recording etc. 2 Cutting Rooms.) JAMES ARCHIBALD & ASSOCIATES LTD. A.C.T. STUDIOS (AN COMHLACHT 35 Morpeth Mansions, Morpeth Terrace. TAIFEADADH LTD) London, S.W.1. Tel.: 01-828 9691. 26 Upper Mount Street, Dublin 2. Ireland. Telephone: Dublin 63330, 66372, 63522, 62629. ARMADA PRODUCTIONS (Ent. & Advt. material) 12 John Street, London, W.C.1. Telephone: ADVERTISING FILMS LTD. 01-242-6751. Film House, 142 Wardour Street, London, Managing Director: J. D. Dooley. W.1. Telephone: Regent 2511. ARROW PRODUCTIONS (KEN DAVIS ASSO- Directors: Morton M. Lewis, R. M. Jones, H. S. CIATES) LTD. A. Baillie. (Cartoon, live action, puppets and studio facili- 12 Bruton Street, London, W.I. Telephone: ties.) 01-499 0707. ADVISION LTD. Director: Ken Davis. 23 Gosfield Street, London, WI P THB. Tele- ASHER BROTHERS PRODUCTIONS phone: 5707. 27 Brampton Court, Hendon, London, 01-580 N.W.4. Directors: K. S. Hibberd, A. K. Whetstone, R. Cameron, B. Hibberd, E. Magder. ASPECT PRODUCTIONS LTD. (Sound recordine facilities: music and film dub. 52 Mount Street, London, W1Y 5RE Tele- bing studios; features and shorts production). phone: 01-629 2966. AIR -TIME PRODUCTIONS LTD. Joint Managing Directors: J. C. Spencer, B. S. 205 Wardour Street. London, W.1. Tele- Little. phone: 01-734 9400. Producer: Johnny (Live action, frame model, photo animation.) Fielder (Video-tape productions). ASSOCIATED BRITISH-PATHE LTD. Film House, Wardour Street, London, W.1. A.L.S. MANAGEMENT LTD. Telephone: G d 0444. 67 Brook St., London, W.I. Telephone: (Commercials and studio facilities). 01-629 9121. ASSOCIATED PRODUCTIONS LTD. JOHN ANDERSON HIRE Royalty House, Dean St., London W.I. Tel.: Court Lane, Iver, Bucks. Telephone: Iver Gerrard 6065. 184 or 737-8 (production facilities). ic etora: W. Stuart Cowie, D. M. Stimson. STUDIOS LTD. ATHOS TV AND FILM FACILITIES LTD. Television Club, 46/48 Harcourt Street, Athos House, Cambridge Rd., Hanwell, Lon- Dublin, Ireland. Telephone: Dublin 58891. don, W.7. Tel.: 01-579 4301. Directors: Eamonn Andrews, Dermod Cafferky, Directors: H. R. Hughes, P. G. A. Bucknall, A. Lorcan Bourke, Fred O'Donovan. G. Eggleton, G. K. E. Hughes, The Viscount, (Tape, disc -recording, filming.) Portman. D. B. Bucknall. (Viewing facilities, 35/16mm cutting rooms, dub- ANGLO -SCOTTISH PICTURES LTD. bing, recording studios). 2 Tilney Street, Park Lane, London, W.1. Grosvenor 7645. AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING Telephone: COMMISSION Directors: Eddie Earp (Managing), Dick An- drews, Roy Lamb, J. Crichton Slagg, B.A., J. P. 54 Portland Place, London, WIN 4DY. Tele- (TV films). phone: 01-580 9601. Cables: Austcast, London. ANIMALS UNLIMITED European Careys Wood, Smallfield, : (Animal Rep: A. H. Carmichael. agents). Telephone: Smallfield 2400. AUTOCUE LTD. (Animal agents). 82 Chelsea Manor Street, London, S.W.3. ANIMATED MOTION PICTURES LTD. Telephone: 01-352 5654/5. Cables: Auto- 72 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Telephone: cue, London, S.W.3. G d 8282. Directors: J. K. A. Rugge-Price, P.G.A. Hen- Directors: Nat Miller (Managing). P. Vergano, nessy, R.J.B. Austin. D. Siebenmann. Gen. Sales Manager:1 James Garrett.

620 (Prompting facilities for film, TV and public CALEDONIAN FILM SERVICES speaking.) 22 Greek Street, London, W.1. Telephone: HAROLD BAIM PRODUCTIONS LTD. 01-437 0702/7110. (Harold Bairn Motion Picture Productions Director: R. R. Bucknell. Ltd.): Hammer House, 113 Wardour Street, Managing London, W.1. CAMERA LOCATION SERVICES Directors: Harold Bairn. Glenda Bairn. (Producers of ent. Short Subjects through UA) 16 St. James Close, St. John's Woking, Sur- rey. BALFOUR FILMS (Samaritan Films Ltd.) (Researchers, suppliers film and photographic lo- 76 Brewer Street, London, W.1. Telephone: cations). 01-437 2337. CAVALIER FILMS LTD. Directors: Anne Balfour Fraser, Richard Crewd- Deacon's Hill Road, Elstree, Herts. Tele- son, Eric Falk, Timothy Burrill, David Thomp- 34 son, Carole Kingsgate Smith. phone: 01-953 1403. (Documentary, advertising and ent. material). Chairman & Managing Director: J. E. Rogers, LTD. F.R.P.S., M.B.K.S. BAMORE FILM PRODUCTIONS (Specialised films, documentary, commercials). c/o Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Bucks. Telephone: Iver 700. CBS NEWS Directors: Robert S. Baker, Roger G. Moore. 100 Brompton Rd., London, S.W.3. Tel.: BASIC FILMS LTD. 01-584 3366. Telex: 916 319. Cables: Col - 49 Old Deer Park Gardens, Richmond, Sur- news London. rey. Telephone: 01-948 0707. Chief of the London Bureau: Morley Safer. Directors: J. B. Napier -Bell, A. G. Sutton, J. M. (News, radio and TV coverage). Napier -Bell. (Producers of educ. industrial and advt. films.) CENTRAL OFFICE OF INFORMATION B BC TELEVISION ENTERPRISES Hercules Road, Westminster Bridge Road, Villiers House, Haven Green, Ealing, Lon- London, S.E.I. Telephone: 01-928 2345. don, W.5. Telephone: 01-743 8000. Cables: Films and Television Division: Director: H. J. Bewg. Telecentre, London, Telex: 22182. 177 Eliz- Radio Division: Director: John Langston, O.B.E. obeth Street, Sydney, N.S.W., Australia. P.O. Box 500, Terminal A, Toronto, Ontario, CENTURY 21 PICTURES LTD. Canada. U.S. Distributors: Time -Life Films, Stirling Road, Slough, Bucks: Telephone: Time -Life Building, 1271 Avenue of the Slough 27141 (5 lines). Americas, New York 10020, U.S.A. Directors: Gerry Anderson (Chairman), Reg. Hill General Manager: Dennis Sense. (Managing), Sylvia Anderson. (Film studio, special effects dept.). B ERKELEY FILMS LTD. 54 Upper Montagu Street, London, W.1. CHAMBERS & PARTNERS Telepnone: Ambassador 5494. 143 Wardour Street, London, W.I. Tele- Directors: G. Brian Stanford, Elwyn Ambrose. (Advertising Material). phone: 01-734 8761. Managing Director: J. D. Chambers. B IOGRAPHIC FILMS LTD. (Titling, animation, documentary, training, special 90 Dean Street, London, W.1. Telephone: effects). 01-437 9682. Directors: Keith Learner, Vera E. Linnecar, Nan. CHILTON FILM & TV ENTERPRISES LTD. cy Hanna. 113/117 Wardour Street, London, W I V, (Cartoon, live action, puppets). 4PJ. Telephone: 01-734 9743-7. BOULTON-HAWKER FILMS LTD. Hadleigh, Suffolk. Telephone: 04 73 38- CINE -LINGUAL LTD. 2235. 17-18 Great Pulteney St., London, WIR Directors: K. P. Boulton, M. J. Boulton, S. J. 3DG. Telephone: 01-437 0136. Boulton. Directors: Matt McCarthy, John Black, W. A. Stuart. (Dubbing, post production & cutting BOWIE FILMS LTD. services.) 515 Ipswich Road, Slough, Bucks: Telephone: Slough 26734/5. CINEMA CENTER FILMS BRITISH FILMS LTD. 38 Curzon Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Lindsay House, 171 Shaftesbury Avenue, 01-493 8751. London, W.C.2. Telephone: Covent Garden 2211. CINESOUND EFFECTS LIBRARY LTD. Cables: Movitel, London, W.C.2. Imperial Studios, Maxwell Road, Elstree Directors: The Marquess of Linlithgow (Chair. Herts: Telephone: man). K. L. Lockstone, O.B.E. (Managing), Way, Boreham Wood, M. Lockstone, W. lline. Elstree 5837 and 5545, 1587, 4904. (Prestige, advertising and instructional films.) (Sound effects) BURNELL PRODUCTIONS LTD. CINEVISTA LTD. 21a Down Street, Mayfair, London, W.I. Suite 4, 3 Bateman Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Gros 1463. Telephone: 01-437 7187. Directors: G. j. Burger, P. Burger. Directors: J. Cassin -Scott, John Simmons. (Entertainment material). (Entertainment material). JACK BYGRAVE PRODUCTIONS, LTD. COLOUR FILM SERVICES LTD. 8-12 Broadwick Street, London, W.1. Tele- 22-S Portman Close, Baker Street, London, phone: Gerrard 8241. W.1. Telephone: Hunter 2881. Producer: Jack Bygrave. Chairman and Managing Director: Roland Chase. (Advertising material.) (Advertising material.)

621 COMMERCIAL RADIO AND TELEVISION Directors: Bernard Delfont, Leslie Grade, Douglas LTD. Harrison, Richard M. Mills Albert J. Knight, Hume House, Dublin 4. Telephone: Dublin Maurice Fourmier, Ronald Ricardo. 683533. (Plays live and filmed musicals and variety shows Directors: W. P. O'Donoghue, S. D. Norris, M. for world wide distribution). J. O'Donoghue. DENTON de GRAY AGENCY LTD. CONCANEN FILMS LTD. Denton de Gray House, Great Windmill 5 Palace Gardens Terrace, Kensington, Lon- Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard don, W.8. 5927/9. Night: MAI 0144. Director: Derrick de Marley. Directors: T. R. Denton de Gray, W. A. R. (Features and TV programme material, commer- Denton Margaret Denton de Gray. cials). (Film, TV advertising promotions agency). DE WOLFE LTD. MARCUS COOPER LTD. 80/82 Wardour Street, London, W.I. Tele- 48a Charlbert Street, London, N.W.8. Tele- phone: 01-437 4933-4. phone: 01-722 5098. Director: James Sylvester de Wolfe. Directors: M. F. Cooper, V. M. P. Cooper. (Library record music, original scores). (Sponsored films) DIFFUSION D'INFORMATIONS PAR LE FILM S.A. COUNTY FILMS LTD. (Associate of Film Producers Guild Ltd.) 1-9 Hills Place, London, W.1. Telephone: 22 Rue de la Corraterie, Geneva, Switzer- Gerrard 4706. land. Directors: V. M. Gover, D. S. Bowden, P. Whale. Directors: N. C. B. Abbott, G. Busby, A. Marks. (Live action documentary, educational and indus- (Documentary & industrial films). trial films.) DIGBY TURPIN FILMS LTD. 171-173 Wardour Street, London, W.1. FRANK COVEN ENTERPRISES LTD. Telephone: Regent 2074. Bedford House, 33 Henrietta Street, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Temple Bar 4765. WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS LTD. Directors: Frank Coven (Managing), Joseph Cates 68 Pall Mall, London, S.W.1. Telephone: (U.S.A.), C. R. Coward, Sidney Gilliat, Mrs. S. Hammerson, Frank Launder. 01-839 8010. Telex: 21532. (Theatrical producers and managers) Directors: Cyril James, F.C.A., Cyril Edgar, Thomas Swan, M.A., LL.B., C. J. G. Lewis, CREST FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. M.A., LL.B. 38-42 Whitfield Street, London, W.1. Tele- Secretary: H. Ross, F.C.A. phone: 01-636 8891. DORLAND ADVERTISING LTD. Directors: D. C. Wynne, R. A. Wynne. 121-141, Westbourne Terrace, London, (Feature, TV, Documentary & Advertising films). W.2. Telephone: 01-262 5077. CRESTVIEW Directors: J. D. Maltman, B.A. (Managing Direc- PRODUCTIONS LTD. tor); A. R. Hale, F.I.P.A.; J. W. Triggs, 3 Vere Street, London, W.1. Telephone: M.B.E.Hanks,M.I.P.A.; A. C. Solomon, F.I.P.A.; Hyde Park 8741-7. Cables: Helpful, London. M. J. M.I.P.A. R. N. Mackay, M.A.; Directors: Ian R. Warren, T. L. Donald. W. D. J. Roscoe, M.I.P.A..; J Stanley, M.A., (TV series). \L.LP.:A.: J. Rubins. C.T.S. STUDIOS LTD. DRUMMER FILMS LTD. 49-53 Kensington Gardens Square, London, Rank Laboratories Ltd., Denhom, Uxbridge, W.2. Telephone: 01-229 9476-9. Middlesex. Telephone: 01-332 2323. Managing Director: John Elliott. Man. Dir.: Martin M. Harris, (Producer). (Recording facilities) EMI FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. DATA FILM DISTRIBUTORS LTD. Elstree Studios, Boreham Wood, Elstree, 20 Great Chapel Street, London, W.I. Tele- Herts: Telephone: 01-953 1600. phone.: 01-734 9987. Directors: Bernard Défont (Chairman), Bryan Forbes Directors: W. Goodman, B. V. Goodman. (Managing), D. J. Goodlatte, J. L. Hai, greaves, Peter King, E. A. Maxwell J. H. FRANCIS DAY AND HUNTER LTD. McDonald, C. A. R. H. Norris, John Read, F.C.A., L M. Scott, C.A., Howard Thomas, 2 Denmark Place, London, W.C.2. Tele- C.B.E. phone: 01-836 9351. Secretary: F. W. Adair, F.C.I.S. Bryan Bradley. (Feature and TV fiim producers) (Recorded music library). EDITORIAL FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Cine House, 8 St. Anne's Court, Wardour DE LANE LEA LTD. Street, London, W.1. Preview Theatres: 12 Moor Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Telephone: Gerrard 8467. 437-4252. (Documentary Films, cutting rooms). Directors: A. E. M. Raynsford (Chairman), sDUCATIONAL & TELEVISION FILMS LTD. Jacques de Lane Lea (Managing), Louis Elman 2 Doughty Street, London, WC1N 2PJ. Tele- (Gen. Man.), A. M. Gurrin, R. J. L. Scott, phone: 01-405 0395/6. M.C., F.C.A. Secretary: R. M. Jones, A.A.C.C.A. General Manager: Stanley Forman. (Entertainment & Advertising films; Sound Re- EMBER RECORDS LTD. cording, Foreign Version Dubbing, music re- cording, editing facilities). Suite 4, Carlton Tower Place, Sloane Street, London, S.W.1. Telephone: 01-245 9339. BERNARD DELFONT LTD (TV Dept) Cables: Krugent, London. Prince of Wales Theatre, Coventry Street, (Mood music background library; largest independ. London, W.I. Telephone: 01-930 9901. ent record company in U.K.) 622 EMPIRE FILM PRODUCTIONS Mauriford, Uxbridge. laity House,ephoné1-2 Wardour Street, Lonnon, Directors: Maurice Ford, G. A. Ford, R. Fore, W.9921.Qu itl ard (Entertainment & Advertising material). Directors: Moss Goodman. L. S. Goodman. (Animated cartoon and entertainment films). GEOFFREY FORSTER ASSOCIATES LTD. Street, London, W.1. Telephoner EWART & COMPANY (STUDIO) LTD. 31 Curzon Wandsworth Plain, London, S.W.18. Tele- 01-629 8681. phone: 01-874 0131. Cables: Keithewart, (Production facilities). London. Telex: 929509. FOUR COMPANIES PRODUCTIONS Managing Director: Keith Ewart. c/o James J. Bredin, Managing Director, (Cinema, TV commercials, full production facili- Border Television Ltd., Carlisle, Cumber- ties). land. Telephone 0228-25101. EVELINE FILMS LTD. Telephone: FOUR PROVINCES FILMS LTD. 77 Dean Street, London, W.1. Road, Dublin. Telephone: 3391. 30, Landsdowne Regent 63362. Guy Dublin Directors: Harold Orton, Charles Frend, Brian Desmond Hurst, The Hamilton, George H. Brown, Kenneth More. Directors: , material.) Lord Killanin, Michael Scott. (Ent. advertising (Feature & TV films). E. J. FANCEY PRODUCTIONS LTD. INC. London, W.1. Tele- FREMANTLE INTERNATIONAL, 1-2, Berners Street, 30 Dean Street, London W.1. Telephone: phone: 01-580 5991/7. 01-437 2673. Producer: Edwin John Fancey. Advertising Films). European Director: Anthony Gruner. (Entertainment & (Distributors TV programme material). FILM AVIATION SERVICES LTD. JAMES GARRETT & PARTNERS LTD. "Stone Court," Smallfield Road, Horley, W.1. Telephone: Surrey: Telephone: Horley 3652. Cables: 31 Farm Street, London, Filmair, Horley, England. Grosvenor 6452. Telex: 261163. Managing Director: Capt. John Crewdson, A. R. Directors: J. L. M. P. Garrett, (Cbmn. & Jt. Ae. S. F.R.Met.S. Man.), D. T. Peers, (Jnt. Man.), T. L. Chalk, Aerial Camera Work, Unit Transportation, Lo- G. W. Dixon, J. Doff, M. Garrett, C. C. Nich- cation Radio, Studio mock-ups). olas. film producers). LTD. (Advertising FILM CENTRE (INTERNATIONAL) LTD. Conduit Street, London, W 1R 9TB. GATEWAY FILM PRODUCTIONS 24/25 Green Lanes, Palmers Green, Lon- Telephone: 01-629 8661. 470-472, don, N.13. Telephone: 01-882 0177. Directors: Sir Arthur Elton, BT., (Chairman), Stuart Legg, Lionel Cole. John Grierson, C.B.E., Chairman: H. A. Randall. Margaret Ann Elton. Mary Losey Field. Directors: W. H. Baddeley, F.R.P.S., M.B.K.S. (International distribution TV material). (Managing), C. W. Bending A. M. Wright, G. L. Smart, A.R.P.S., M.B.K.S. FILM CONTRACTS LTD. (Industrial, advertising, educational and religion. 1 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: films). 01-437 7015. GATEWAY TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS LTD. FILM HOUSE PRODUCTIONS LTD. 470-472 Green Lanes, Palmers Green, Lon- Film House, Wardour Street, London, W.1. don, N. 13. Telephone: 01-822 0177. 2511. Telephone: 01-734 Directors: W. H. Baddeley, F.R.P.S., (Man.), GUILD LTD. C. W. Bending, R. L. P. Webb. FILM PRODUCERS (TV educational and documentary films). Guild House, Upper St. Martin's Lane, Lon- don, W.C.Z. Telephone: 01 836 5420. GAUNTLET FILM PRODUCTIONS (Creative advisers, producers, distributors). 72A Carlton Hill, London, N.W.8. Telephone: FILM SURVEYS LTD. 01-328 5212. 54 Upper Montagu Street, London, W.1 ENTERPRISES LTD. Telephone: Ambassador 5494/5. GENERAL SCREEN Film House, 97 High Street, Uxbridge, Directors: G. Brian Stanford. D. Harris. (Medical, technical and documentary films). Middx. Telephone: Uxbridge 31931. General Manager: Fred Chandler. FILMS OF TODAY Scriptwriter: Tony Hill. (Associate of Film Producers Guild Ltd.) (Main titles, trailers, commercials, opticals, special 16 Henrietta Street, London, W.2. Tele- effects.) 2112. phone: 01-836 9. PRODUCTIONS LTD. J. R. Wiles. G W. Managing Director: Registered Office: 42 Welbeck St., London, FIVE CITIES FILMS LTD. W.I. The Gate Recording Theatre, Maxwell Elite Studios- Toller Lane. Bradford a. Road. Elstree Way, Boreham Wood, Herts: Telephone: Bradford 46711/2/3. Telephone: Elstree 2080. Directors: D. Roebuck, S. J. Josephs. Directors: Peter Rogers. Betty E. Box, O.H.E.: (Commercials. advertising and Ind, F. V T. Heath, E. J. Edwards. FLAMINGO FILM PRODUCTIONS ANTHONY GILKISON ASSOCIATES LTD. Suite 4, Carlton Tower Place, Sloane Street, Viscom House, 6-7 Great Chapel Street, London, S.W.1. Telephone: 01-235 7631. London, W.1. Telephone: 01-734 5716-9. Directors: R. Kruger, J. S. Kruger. Telegraphic Address: Agavision, London, (Entertainment and advertising material.) W.1. MAURICE FORD SERVICE Directors: Anthony Gilkison (chm.), L. Hardie - Brown, Patrick F. Friesner, T. J. G. Gilkinson, 30 Lower Road, Higher Denham, Uxbridge, P. Shea. Middx. Telephone: Denham 3042. Cables: (Int. visual communications). 623 GLOBAL TELEVISION SERVICES LTD. HALLIFORD STUDIOS 3 Vere Street. London. W.1. Telephone: Manygate Lane, Shepperton, Middx.: Tele- Hyde Park 8741-7. Cables: Helpful, London. phone: Walton -on -Thames 26341. Cables: Directors: The Rt. Hon. The Viscount Colville of Hallifilms. Cuirass (Chmn.). Ian R. Warren. T. L. Directors: D. R. Andrews, E. S. Andrews. Donald. (Jnt. Man. Directors), A. W. Groo- 3erretary_ J. E. C. Slagg, J.P. cock, D. R. W. Dicks. R. A. Morris. Studio Manager: Eugene Andrews. (Purchasing agent for filmed programmes for Australian Broadcasting Cnmmission and New STEWART HARDY FILMS LTD. Zealand Broadcasting Service. World distribu- Manor Way, Elstree Way, Boreham Wood. tors, European dist. for Rediffusion Television, Herts: Telephone: Elstree 3730 and Elstree Scottish Television. Southern Television, West- ward Television. Canadian Broadcasting Corp- 4743. oration, New Zealand. Broadcasting Corpora- Directors: R. K. Hardy, F. P. Dards, J. R. F. tion, and Australian Broadcasting Commission.) Stewart, S. G. Fergusson. (Animation. diagram. cartoon films). BOB GODFREY FILMS LTD. 84 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- HARPER. CAMPBELL FILMS. LTD. phone: Gerrard 1691. (Entertainment and 8 Hill Street. Edinburgh, 2. Scotland. Tele- advertising material.) phone: Caledonian 1551. Directors: Alan Harper, H. Cooper, N. A. Millar. GOLDHAWK FILMS LTD. (Producers, production facilities). Goldhawk Studios, Godolphin Road, Lon- don. W.12. Telephone: Shepherds Bush HARTLEY-WARD FILMS LTD. 4466-0. 3 Albemarle Street, London, W.1. Tele- Directors: F. J. Robertson, P. Robertson. phone: Mayfair 9361. Managing Director: B. Charles -Dean. GRADE, LESLIE, LTD. (Entertainment and advertising material). 113-117 Wardour Street, London, W.I. HATCHFORD FILMS LTD. Telephone: 01-734 6030. 2 Varndean Gardens. Brighton BN1 6WL, Brighton 56661. THE GRADE ORGANISATION LTD. . Telephone: Prince of Wales Theatre, Coventry Street, Producer: Alec C. Snowden. London, W 1 V 8AS. Telephone: 01-930 HAWKE STUDIOS LTD. Cables: London, 22 Chenies Street, London, W.C.1. Tele- 9901. Gradage, W.I. phone: Langham 7452. Directors: Bernard Delfont (Joint Managing), (Advertising designers). Leslie Grade (Joint Managing), Albert J. Knight, E. Read, C. Douglas Harrison, HELIOS TELEFILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Richard hl.MM. Mills, Ronald Ricardo (Secretary). 17 Pembridge Place. London, W.2. Tele- phone: Bayswater 0497. ELAINE GREENE LTD. Directors: Otto Kreisler. C. H. Bonner, T. A. 42 Great Russell St., London, W.C.1. Tele- Moodie. phone: 01-636 6561. (Feature and Television films). Directors: Elaine Greene, Peter Janson -Smith. Secretory: Kenneth Thomson. THE HEMDALE GROUP (Literary agency). 39 South Street, Mayfair, London, W.I. Telephone: 01-499 1553. GREY, TIMOTHY, FILM PARTNERSHIP LTD. 163 New Bond Street, London, W.1. Tele- HILLBROW PRODUCTIONS LTD. phone: 01-499 9995. Suite 4, Calton Tower Place, Sloane Street, London, S.W.1. Telephone: 01-235 7631. GROUP TWO ANIMATION LTD. Directors: J. S. Kruger, C. Berman, M. Sellars. 1-3, Halford Road, Richmond, Surrey. Tele- phone: 01-940 5865. GERARD HOLDSWORTH PRODUCTIONS Directors: Geoffrey W. Collins, David M. Live- LTD. sey. 3 Deanery Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Studio Manager: E. M. Livesey. Grosvenor 3927. (Animated cartoon films). Directors: Gerard A. Holdsworth, Mary V. Holdsworth, P. H. Filmer -Sankey, Don Kelly, GUILD ANIMATION LTD. J. P. F. Oliver. (Associate of Film Producers Guild Ltd.) (Documentaries, TV program material). 28 Maiden Lane, London, W.C.2. Telephone: 01-836 5420. HOWARD AND WYNDHAM FILMS & Directors: N. C. B. Abbott, R. C. Legg, G. Busby. TELEVISION LTD. GUILD TELEVISION SERVICE LTD. 44 Hill Street, London, W.I. Telephone: (Associate of the Film Producers Guild 01-493 9471. Ltd) Chairman: Peter Donald. Guild House, Upper St. Martin's Lane, Lon- Managing Director: Peter Graham Scott. don, W.C.2. Telephone: 01-836 5420. Technical Director: Bernard Blakemore. (Feature and TV series). Managing Directors: N. C. B. Abbott, G. Busby. (Commercials). IMPACT OVERSEAS HALAS AND BATCHELOR ANIMATION LTD. 11 St. James's Place, London, S.W.1. Tele- 3/7 Kean St., London, W.C.2. Telephone: 01- phone: 01-499 7191. 240 3143. Principal: Gaston Charpentier. Directors: James R. Nurse (Managing), J. A. (Docum public relations, entertainment Jelly (Chairman), John Halas, Joy Batchelor filmentaries,). E. A. Levine, J. P. Graham, F.C.I.S., David Kaw. INDEPENDENT CINE ART LTD. (Commercials, titles, opticals, special effects. TV 76 Brewer Street, London, W.1. Telephone: series & specials.) Gerrard 2337. 624 Directors: Anne Balfour Fraser, Timothy Burrill, DAVID M. KAY Richard, Crewdson Eric Falk. 7 Park, Horsham, Sussex. Tele- (Documentary, Advertising and Entertainment Holbrook material). phone: Horsham 2167. (Aviation specialists and consultants). INDEPENDENT TELEVISION NEWS LTD. ITN House, 48 Wells Street, London, WA. KENNETH KING ENTERPRISES Telephone: 01-637 2424. "The Studio", Great Woodcote Park, Pur- (Pr( duction facilities). ley, Surrey, CR2 3QR. Telephone: 01-660 7875. INTERFILM (LONDON) LTD. (Associate of Film Producers Guild Ltd.) (Scripts, cartoon, puppets and animation service). Guild House, Upper St. Martin's Lane, Lon- KINOCRAT FILMS LTD. don, W.C.2. Telephone: 01-836 5420. Kinocrat House, Cromwell Road, London, Chairman: N. C. B. Abbott. S.W.7. Telephone: 01-370 2242-4. Cables: INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION SERVICES Kinocrat, London, S.W.7. Studio: The Studio LTD. Colville Houses, Talbot Road, London, W.11. 3 Gray's Inn Place, Gray's Inn, London, Directors: Gerald Cookson, F.I.I.P. (Managing), W.C.1. Brian Gibson, Innes Innes-Watson. (Commercials, studio and sound recording facili- Directors: Howard Thomas, Norman Collins. ties). Secretary: M. J. Brown. (Management. programming, adv. tech,. rep. over- seas TV companies.) LEDECK PRODUCTIONS LTD. 26 D'Arblav Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Gerrard 9445. INTERTEL COLOUR TELEVISION LTD. Directors' Gerry Levy, Howard Lanning, Dennis Wycomb Road, Wembley, Middx. Tele- Lanning. phone: 01-902 0102-5 and Dean Street, (Advertising and ent. material). London, W.1. Telephone: 01-734 5602. Directors: T. Wallace (Managing), M. Style, J. J. LEE ELECTRIC (LIGHTING) LTD. Ast,ire. P. G. M. Nissen. 1/7 Alderson Street, Kensal Road, London, (Studios, outside Broadcast, VTR editing, service, W.10. Telephone 01-969 3621. telecine & viewing suites.) ROBERT IRVINE PRODUCTIONS LTD. LEE-SPILLER PRODUCTIONS LTD. Isles Achiltbuie, Webster South Way, Exhibition Grounds, Wembley, Summer Hotel, Wembley 8551-S. 232. Middx: Telephone: Ross. Telephone: Achiltribuie Managing Director: Morris Dean. Director: Robert Irvine. (TV Scenery specialists). ITC-INCORPORATED TELEVISION COM- LE VIEN FILMS LTD. PANY LTD. Two Charles St., London. W.1. Telephone: A.T.V. House, 17 Great Cumberland Place, Mayfair 6753. Cables: Vienfilms London, W.1. London, WIH 8AA. Telephone: 01-262 8040. Executive Producer: Jack Le Vien. Chairman: Lord Renwick, K.B.E. (TV films and features). Managing Director: Sir Lew Grade. Directors: E. S. Birk, Prince Littler, C.B.E., J. F. LEWIS. DAY PRODUCTIONS LTD Gill, Elkan Kaufman, B.J. Kingham. Film House, 142 Wardour Street, London, (Producer, distributor of television films world- wide.) W.I. Telephone: 01-734 2511. Directors: Morton M. Lewis, S. E. Lewis. (Ent. advt. and doc. films). ITN LTD. ITN House, 48 Wells Street, London, W1P LIBRA PRODUCTIONS LTD. 3FE. Telephone: 01-637 2424. 74 Wigmore Street, London, W.I. Tele- (Colour television film & sound facilities in central phone: 01-486 5036. London.) Directors: Nicholas Parsons, Kevin Scott (USA). PETER JANSON-SMITH LTD. (Comm(rcials, programme material.) 42 Great Russell St., London, WC1B 3PN. LION PACESETTER PRODUCTIONS LTD. Telephone: 01-580 8055. Shepperton Studios, Shepperton, Middle- /'irrrtors: Peter Janson -Smith, Elaine Greene, sex: Telephone: Chertsey 2611. Kenneth Thomson (Secretary). Chairman: Mark Chapman -Walker, (Literary agency). Managing Director: Ronald C. Spencer. (Commercials. shorts, doc. ind. and children's CYRIL JENKINS PRODUCTIONS LTD. films). D2, Sloane Avenue Mansions, Chelsea, Lon- don, S.W.3. Telephone: 01-589 8961. LION TELEVISION SERVICES LTD. Directors: Cyril G. Jenkins, J. M. Jenkins. Shepperton Studios, Squires Bridge Road, (Entertainment, documentary and advertising ma- terial). Shepperton, Middx. Telephone: 01-655 3114. KAVANAGH PRODUCTIONS LTD. Managing Director: Peter Lloyd. 201 Regent Street, London, WI R 8PB. Tele- Technical Controller: Alan Mashford. phone: 01-734 7811-5. Directors: Denis Norden, Sonny Zahl, April LITTLE, KING & PARTNERS, LTD. Young, John Hayes, Alec Grahame, Carol 93/95 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Regent Golder. 4423 Telegrams and Cables: Filmprod, Lon- (Writers and artists representation). don, W.1. 625 Directors: T. G. Little, D.S.C., Robert King, MOTION PICTURE AND TELEVISION M.B.E., E. K. King. FACILITIES LTD. (Production facilities, entertainment and adver- The White Cottage, 23 Holland Walk, Stan - tising films). more, Middx: Telephone: Grimsdyke 1711. Directors: S. D. Onions, B.S.C., M.B.K.S.. E. M. LOCATION AND TECHNICAL SERVICES Onions, N. T. Wood, F.A.C.C.A. 87 Wardour Street, London, W.I. (Suppliers of Camera, sound equipment with per sonnel). LOCATION SOUND FACILITIES LTD. M R M PRODUCTIONS 22 St. Peters Square, London, W.6. Tele- LTD. phone: 01-748 0321. 17 St. Anne's Court, London, W.I. Tele- phone: 01-437 7076/9. Managing director: John Hales. (Cine equipment hire, transfer -cutting rooms). MUSICAL -CREATIVE PRACTITIONERS 18 Plato Road, London, S.W.2. Telephone: LOCATIONS (TV & FILMS) LTD. 01-274 5364. 28 Curzon Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Directors: Monti de Lyle. Frank R. Booth. Mayfair 0596/6 and 1691. (Musical programs, jingles, etc.). Directors: C. F. M. Bailey Watson, D. N. Niven, P. G. Waddilove, J. N. B. Whitney, S. Rich- CECIL MUSK LTD. man. 19 Mole House, Kingfisher Close, Walton - Manager: V. Curie. on -Thames, Surrey. Telephone: Walton -on - DON LONG PRODUCTIONS. Thames 20199. 1 Bradbrook House, Studio Place, Kinnerton Directors: Edward Cecil Musk, Gretchen Roma St., London, S.W.1. Telephone: Belgravia Musk. 5500. (Producers programme material). MACQUEEN FILM ORGANISATION LTD. NATIONAL BROADCASTING COMPANY West Street, Bromley, Kent. Telephone: 01- INC. 460 8995. 25 St. James' Street, London, S.W.1. Tele- Directors: I. G. Murray (Man.), A. Coma, W. phone: 01-839 4571. Van Essen. London Correspondent: Ray Scherer. (Advertising, documentary, medical, scientific Director News Operations: Ronald Steinman. films & commercials). Office Manager: Mrs. Florence Ferguson. MARATHON INTERNATIONAL INC. NATIONAL INTEREST PICTURE PRODUC- 30 Lower Road, Higher Denham, Uxbridge, TIONS LTD. Middx. Telephone: Denham Bucks 3042. Congregational Hall Studio, Church Road, Cable: Mauriford, Uxbridge. London, N.W.10. Telephone: 01-965 2177 Directors: Konstantin Kaiser, Maurice Ford, Gra- and 8068. ham Ford. (Features, industrial spec. events series). Director: Roberta Leigh. (Films for TV, educational & entertainment.) MASTERTAPE (MAGNETIC) LTD. Colnbrook, Bucks: Telephone: Colnbrook NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE LTD. 2431. Nascreno House, Soho Square, London, W 1 V Managing Director: J. W. Barrow, C.E., F.I.P.E. 6BH. Telephone: 01-437 4851. Studio: Peri - (Magnetic recording tape.) vale, Greenford, Middx: Telephone: 01- MEADWAY TELEVISION LTD. 998 2851. Film House, 142 Wardour Street, London, Managing Director: Edwin J. Smith. W.1. Telephone: Regent 2511. Executive Producer: Esther Harris. Directors: Morton M. Lewis, S. E. Lewis. (Producers and distributors accessories: trailers, (Commercials, studio facilities). short and TV films. Main titles, opticals, spec. effects.) MITCHELL MONKHOUSE ASSOCIATES LTD. NATIONAL TELEFILM ASSOCIATES INC. 21 Hertford St., London, W.1. Telephone: (U. K.) LTD. Hyde Park 9685. Eagle House, 109 Jermyn Street. London, (Music and jingles, radin and TV producers, S.W.1. Telephone: Trafalgar 1127. scripts, conference organisers.) (Producers, distributors films for cinema and TV).

MLG FILM AGENCY LTD. NEW CENTRAL FILM SERVICES (SOHO) LTD. 35 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: 97-99 Dean Street, London, W.I. Tele- 01-437 9541. Cables: Eaglepix, London, phone: 01-734 5827-8. W.I. (Editing equipment, moviola maintenance, cutting Directors: Barry Jacobs, A. Jacobs. rooms.)

MORENO, G., FILM PROD. LTD. NEW WORLD PICTURES LTD. 27 Poland Street, London, W.I. Telephone: c/o Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath Bucks, 01-437 6528. Herts. Telephone: Iver 700. Directors: George Moreno (Managing), D. Mor- Directors: Robert S. Baker, N. M. Berman, eno. J G. Saunders. (TV films and series). MORENO FILM STUDIOS NICHOLAS CARTOON FILMS LTD. 35a Broadhurst Gardens, London, N.W.6. Maidensgrove, Nr. Henley-on-Thames, Telephone: Maida Vale 0645. Oxon. Telephone: Turville Heath 286. Directors: George Moreno (Managing), F. A. G. Directors: D. N. Spargo, P. M. Spargo. Thompson. (Cartoon, diagram, photo animation, live action). 626 PHOENIX FILMS LTD. OAKHURST PRODUCTIONS LTD. 8 Westwood Road, Marlow, Bucks. Tele- 11th Floor, 93 Albert Embankment, London, phone: Marlow 3569. S.E.I. Telephone: 01-735 7141. Directors: B. G. Hanson, M. E. Hanson. Managing Director: John McMichael (Live -action, cartoon, stop motion). Directors: Stanley Baker, Michael Deeley, E. R. Baker. PINSCHEWER FILMS, LTD. RAY O'BRIEN FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. 102 Bishopsgate, London, E.C.2. Telephone: 42 Whitworth Street, Manchester, 1. Tele- 01-588 2121. phone: 061-236 1678. Directors: Mrs. C. Pinschewer, L. J. Burgess. (Secretary). (Production facilities). (Advertising material, cartoons). OCEAN FILMS LTD. Broadwick Street, London, W.I. Tele- PLATO FILMS LTD. 9-11 Street, London, WC1N 2PJ. Tele- phone: 01-437 82421. 2 Doughty phone: 01-405 0395/6. OCELOT PRODUCTIONS. Managing Director: Stanley Forman. 41 Paradise Walk, London, S.W.3. Tele- (Entertainment and documentary material. Film phone: Flaxman 8423-6. Library). (Production facilities). POLYTELL FILMS LTD. ORB PRODUCTIONS LTD. 15-17 Old Compton Street, London, W.I. 72 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Telephone: 5298. Gerrard 8282. Telephone: 01-734 Directors: Nat Miller, Louise Miller. Chairman: Lord Willis. (TV Films). Joint Managing Directors: Kenneth Rive, Steven Pallos. Tony ORION PICTURE CORPORATION General Coordinator and Sales Manager: 21a Down Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Hemmings. Grosvenor 1463 & 5040. (Entertainment material). S. PRESBURY & CO. LTD. Gloucester House, 19 Charing Cross Road, OVERSEAS FILM AND TELEVISION 3601. CENTRE LTD. London, W.C.2. Telephone: 01-930 Ramilles Buildings, 1-9 Hill's Place, Lon- Directors: P. S. Presbury (Governing), J. Guy don, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 470619. Presbury, R. Salisbury. Directors: Victor M. Gover, D. S. Bowden, F. N. (Cinema, TV commercials. Doc. Tech. films.) Main, P. Whale. (Ent. and adv. producers). PRIMROSE FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. 61 Regents Park Road, London, N.W.1. Tele- PADDINGTON PRODUCTIONS LTD. phones: Primrose 7475 and Mountview 1321. 6WL, 2 Varndean Gardens, Brighton BN1 Directors: Louis Hagen, Anne Hagen. Sussex. (Animation, live action, children's programmes). Directors: Alec C. Snowden, Michael Bond. Stephen Ford. (Cbildren's series). PROGRESSIVE VIDEO PRODUCTIONS LTD. Hammer House, 113 Wardour Street, Lon- PARAMOUNT TELEVISION don, W.1. Telephone: 01-734 1917, 01-734 (Paramount Pictures (UK) Ltd.) 5640. 23 Berkeley House, Hay Hill, London, W.1. Directors: Harold Bairn, Derek W. E. Eckart, Telephone: 01-499 5837. Michael G. Haim, Rodney M. R. Eckart. Director of Television: Peter Cary. (Prod. ent. and educ. programmes). (TV film distributors). INDUSTRIAL COMMERCIAL PARKSIDE FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. PUBLICITY House, Burmester Road, London, PHOTOS LTD. Holland (Giantprint Ltd., Publicity Industrial Com- S.W. 17. Telephone: 01-947 0231. mercial Cine Ltd.) Directors: E. Gelardi, A. M. G. Geriardi. Tele- (TV films). 280 Uxbridge Rood, London, W.12. phone: 01-743 5724. PAXTON RECORDS Paxton House, 36-38 Dean Street, London, PYE TVT LTD. W 1 V 6EP. Telephone: 01-437 4801/2/3. Coldhams Lane, Cambridge. Telephone: (Music library on disc and tapes for films, TV Cambridge 45115; and: Royston, Herts. and radio). Telephone: Royston 44141. (Sound and Vision Systems). PEAK FILM PRODUCTIONS 9 Great Chapel Street, London, W.I. Tele- RADIO LUXEMBOURG (LONDON) LTD. phone: 01-437 1564. 38 Hertford Street, London, W.1. Tele- Park 5961. Managing Director: J. S. Frieze. phone: Hyde (Live action). General Manager: Geoffrey L. Everitt. (Representatives of European television produc- tion group-Societe Internationale de Pro- PEARL & DEAN LTD. Telediffusion. British represen- 33 Dover Street, London, W1X 44.1. Tele- taetatives of Tele-Lu xembour) phone: 01-629 7494. Directors: Ernest Pearl (Chairman). R. W. Dean, RADIOVISION LTD. C. Pearl, H. Adley, J. Adley, M. Lewis, J. 16 City Road, Finsbury Square, London Dean, L. Citron, J. M. Fraser. E.C.1. Telephone: Metropolitan 0211. 627 RANDOM FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. SAMARITAN 1, Rectory Lane, Edgware, Middlesex: Tele- FILMS LTD. phone: 01-952 5224. 76 Brewer Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Directors: F. G. Woosnam-Mills, M. R. Woosnam- Garrard 2337. Mills, S. A. Tennant. Directors: Anne Balfour Fraser, Richard Crewd- (Documentaries, Advertising, Educational and En- son, Eric Falk, Timothy Burrill, David Thomp- tertainment films). son, Carole Kingsgate Smith. (Documentary, advertising and ent. material). THE RANK ORGANISATION LTD. ADVERTISING FILMS DIVISION, LTD. SAMUELSON FILM SERVICE LTD. 11 Hill Street, London, W.I. P.O. Box 4NE. 303-305 Cricklewood Broadway, Edgware Telephone: 01-499 6353. Road, London, N.W.2. Telephone: 01-452 Managing Director: D. N. O'Grady. 8090. Cables: Samcine London, Telex: (Production and distribution of cinema and TV 21430. commercials, doc. & short sponsored films). Directors: S. Samuelson (Chairman and manag- ing), M. Samuelson, D. Samuelson, N. Samuel- DONALD RAWLINGS FILM ASSOCIATES son. 2 Tilney Street, Park Lane, London, W.I. (Equipment supply). Telephone: 01-499 7645. (1 V ent. material, cum mercials and documenta- SHILLINGFORD-LAMB ASSOCIATES LTD. ries). 51 Beauchamp Place, London, S.W.3. Tele- phone: 01-589 1137. RAYANT PICTURES LTD. Directors: Peter Shillingford, John Lambe. 11 St. James's Place, London, S.W.1. Tele- (Commercials, entertainment features). phone: 01-499 7191. Directors: R. F. P. Hopkins (Managing), J. Durst, STANLEY SCHOFIELD PRODUCTIONS LTD. A, M. Hill. 6, 7, & 8 Old Bond Street, London, W1X (Sponsored, P.R., sales and training films, foreign versions). 3TA. Telephone: 01-629 4642/3. (Documentary, sponsored films). RAYANT TELEVISION LTD. 11 St. James's Place, London, S.W.1. Tele- SCIENCE FILMS LTD. phone: 01-499 7191. Directors: The Studios, College Slip, Bromley, Kent. R. F. P. Hopkins. (Chairman). Tony Telephone: Lowes (Managing), R. Walledge, C. G. Youry. 01-460 5150. (TV and screen advertising), Directors: W. L. Winney, (Managing), J. A. Chivers, M.M., T.D. RBA HELICOPTERS LTD. (Scientific, animated diagrams and cartoons). 34 St. Mary's Butts, Reading, Berks: Tele- phone: Reading 56125 or 56477. (Aviation facilities). SCOTT, KEVIN FILMS 74 Wigmore Street, London, W.I. Tele- RIALTO FILM PREBEN PHILIPSEN LTD. phone: 01-486 5036. 3 Vere Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Hyde Park 8741-7. Cables: Helpful London. (.Adv. doc. ethic. entertainment features). Directors: Ian R. Warren, T. L. Donald, Preben Philipsen, horst Wendlandt, Denise See. SCREENCRAFT PRODUCTIONS 67 Monmouth Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- REDIFFUSION LTD. phone: 01-240 3094. Carlton House, Lower Regent Street, Lon- Directors: Gerald Landau, Malcolm Brook. don, S.W.1. Telephone: 01-930 0221. (Ent. and advt. material.) Managing Director: Group Captain Hugh Dundas. REX ROBERTS STUDIOS SCREEN GEMS LTD. 142 8 Appian Way, Ranelagh, Wardour Street, London, W.I. Tele- Dublin 6, Ireland. phone: Telephone: Dublin 680560 and 680334. 01-437 3081. Telex: 8512 3121. (Adv. material). Cables: Screengems, London, W.I. Vice President European Operations: Vernon ROXY FILMS (G.B.) LTD. Burns. 4 Albemarle Street London, W.1. Tele- European Sales Manager: George Blaug. phone: Mayfair 9361-t2. Sales Service Manager: Miss 1. 1. Ibbott. Directors: B. Charles -Dean (Managing), E. Dean. (Production and distribution TV film programmes (All types TV shows and commercials, produc and series). tion facilities). SCREEN SCORES ROYALTY HOUSE PRODUCTIONS LTD. c/o 21 Hans Place, London, S.W.1. Tele- Royalty House, 72 Dean St., London, W.1. phone: Telephone: Gerrard 6065. 01-584 8694. (Film music service). RUNNYMEDE FILMS LTD. National House, 60-66 Wardour Street, SCREENSPACE LTD. London, W.I. Telephone: 01-734 5350. 69 Grosvenor Street, London, W.I. Tele- Directors: Gordon E. Murray, S. C. Martin. phone: 01-499 6248. Managing Director: Dimitri de Grunwald. SAGITTA PRODUCTIONS LTD. 13 Bruton Place, London, W.I. Telephone: SEVEN SEAS FILMS LTD. 83 Duke Street, G nor Square, London, 01-629 9507. W.1. Telephone: Mayfair 07U. Directors: Peter Draper, John Hawkesworth, Executive Producer: J. hayfield. Philip Waddilove, John Whitney. Directors: J. 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TRIUMPH FILMS INC. 14 York Street, London, W.1. Telephone: 10 Blomfield Villas, London, W.2. Tele- 01-486 2295/6. phone: 01-286 1711. Managing Director: G. A. Elliot. Director: Peter Hanmer-Farmer. Director: A. Tavener. (Producers of advertising film and shorts.) (Entertainment and advertising material.) TUNNEL FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. WALLACE PRODUCTIONS LTD. 74/6 Old Compton Street, London, W.I. 8 Berwick Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Telephone: Regent 3326. 01-734 1888. In -charge -of -production: George Fisher. Directors: The Hon. A. G. Samuel (Chairman), D. M. Rankin (Managing), W. G. Bayley. T.V. CARTOONS LTD. (Entertainment & advertising material). 36-38 Dean Street, London, WIV 6NU. Tele- F. G. WARNE LTD. phone: 01-437 9385. 13 Small Street, Bristol, 1. Telephone Bris- tol 22369. Directors: George Dunning, John Coates, Tom Spaulding, Alan Ball. Director: F. B. Warne. (Advertising and newsreel material) TWICKENHAM FILM STUDIOS LTD. 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LABORATORIES BRENT LABORATORIES LTD. North Circular Road, Cricklewood, London, N.W.2. Telephone: Gladstone 4271-2. COLOUR FILM SERVICES LTD. 22-25 Portman Close, Baker Street, London. W.1. Telephone: Hunter 2881. Cables: Color- philm, London, W.1.

COLOUR -TECHNIQUE LTD. 18 Oak End Way, Gerrards Cross, Bucks. Telephone: Gerrard Cross 85554. FILMATIC LABORATORIES LTD. Lonsdale Road, London, W.11. Telephone: 01-229 9347. HENDERSON FILM LABORATORIES 18-20 St. Dunstan's Road, South Norwood. London, S.E.25. Telephone: 01-653 2255-6-7. GEORGE HUMPHRIES & CO. LTD. 67/81 Whitfield Street, London, W.I. Tele- we're a shade better. phone: 01-636 3636.

ITN LTD. ITN House, 48 Wells Street, London, W 1 P 3FE. Telephone: 01-637 2424. KAY LABORATORIES LTD. Oxford Road, Finsbury Park, London, N.4. Telephone: 01-272 3050-3. KAY (WEST END) LABORATORIES LTD. 22 Soho Square, London, W.I. Telephone: Humphries Laboratories LTD. 01-437 7811. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE LTD. LONDON Nascreno House, 27 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: 01-437 4851-6. Cables: Nasc- MANCHESTER-LEEDS-GLASGOW reno London W.1. 634 THE RANK ORGANISATION SALES RESEARCH SERVICES, LTD. FILM PROCESSING DIVISION. 84 Gloucester Place, London, W.I. Tele- Denham, Uxbridge, Middlesex. Telephone: phone: 01-486 0351. Denham 2323; School Road, London, N.W. 4030. TELEVISION AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT 10. Telephone: 01-965 LTD. Managing Director: R. A. Dibley. Chantrey House, Eccleston Street, London, General Manager, Technical: J. F. Berner. S.W.1. Telephone: Sloane 0311. Administration: R. J. Dutfield. Grneral Manager, TELLEX MONITORS LTD. REEDS COLOUR FILM LABORATORIES 4 Macclesfield Street, London, W.1. Tele- LTD. phone: Gerrard 3103. Tele- 89/91 Wardour Street, London, W.I. TV RESEARCH (GALLUP POLL) LTD. phone: 01-437 5548. 211 Regent Street, London, W.1. Telephone: STUDIO FILM LABORATORIES LTD. 01-734 3671. 71 Dean Street, London, W.I. Telephone: 01-437 0831. RECORDING STUDIOS TECHNICOLOR LTD. (Subsidiary of Technicolor Inc.) ACME PREVIEW THEATRE Drayton, 174 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- Bath Road, Harmondsworth, West phone: Gerrard 1889. Middlesex. Telephone: 01-759 5432. Tele- graphic and Cable Address: Tecnicolor, ADVISION SOUND STUDIOS West Drayton. 23 Gosfield Street, London, W.I. Telephone: 01-580 5707. UNIVERSAL FILM LABORATORY LTD. Braintree Road, Ruislip, Middx. Telephone: EAMONN ANDREWS STUDIOS LTD. 01-845 9364; and 2 Grangeway, Kilburn The Television Club, 46/48, Harcourt Street, High Road, London, N.W.6. Telephone: 01- Dublin, Ireland. Telephone: Dublin 58891-6. 624 5012. ANVIL FILM & RECORDING GROUP LTD. Denham Studios, North Orbital Road, Den- --o ham, Nr. Uxbridge, Middx: Telephone: 3522. ASSOCIATED -BRITISH PATHE LTD. MARKET RESEARCH Film House, Wardour Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 0444. AD -ASSESSMENTS SERVICE 84 Gloucester Place, London, W.I. Tele- ASSOCIATED BRITISH PRODUCTIONS LTD. phone: 01-486 0351. Elstree, Herts. Telephone: 01-953 1600. ATTWOOD STATISTICS (GREAT BRITAIN) BOADICEA FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. 10 West Hill Road, London, S.W.18. Tele- Chantrey House, Eccleston Street, London, phone: Vandyke 5505. S.W.1. Telephone: 01-730 0311. BRENT LABORATORIES LTD. BRAND BAROMETER OF GREAT BRITAIN North Circular Road, Cricklewood, Lon- 84 Gloucester Place, London, W.I. Tele- don, N.W.2. Telephone: Gladstone 4271. phone: 01-486 0351. CBS RECORDING STUDIOS BRITISH MARKET RESEARCH BUREAU CBS Records. Office & Studio B: 28/30 LTD. Theobalds Road, London, W.C.I. Telephone: Saunders House, 53 The Mall, London, W.5. 01-242 9000. Studio A: 73 New Bond Telephone: Ealing 3060. Street, London, W.I. EXCHANGE TELEGRAPH COMPANY LTD. CINESOUND EFFECTS LIBRARY LTD. Extel House, East Harding Street, London, Imperial Studios, Maxwell Road, Elstree E.C.4. Telephone: 01-353 1080. Way, Boreham Wood, Herts: Telephone: LEGION PUBLISHING CO. LTD. Elstree 5837 and 5545, 4904, 1587. 25 Breams Buildings, London, E.C.4. Tele- CINE -TELE -SOUND STUDIOS phone: 01-242 2002. 49-52 Kensington Gardens Square, London, MASS -OBSERVATION LTD. W.8. Telephone: 01-229 9476-7-8-9. 229-243 Shepherds Bush Road, London, CITY OF LONDON RECORDING STUDIOS W.6. Te:ephone: 01-748 9172. 9-13, Osborn Street, London, E.1. Telephone: 1311-2. MEDIA RECORDS LTD. 01-247 (Independent TV Monitoring Services) CLARENCE STUDIOS LTD. 25 Breams Buildings, London, E.C.4. Tele- 7 College Approach, Greenwich, London, phone: 01-242 2002. S.E.10. Telephone: Greenwich 3798 and 4910. RADIO ADVERTISING SERVICE (Est. 1933) 23 Oaks Avenue, Worcester Park, Surry. COLOUR FILM SERVICES LTD. (Monitoring Service for commercial TV 22-25 Portman Close, Baker Street, Lon- and radio.) Telephone: Derwent 4187. don, W.1. Telephone: Hunter 2881. RESEARCH SERVICES LTD. C.T.S. STUDIOS LTD. Cambridge House, 20-24 Broadwick Street, 49-53 Kensington Gardens Square, London, London, W.I. Telephone: 01 -240 2450. W.2. Telephone: 01-229 9476-7-8-9. 635 DE LANE LEA SOUND CENTRE RAYANT STUDIOS LTD. Melbourne Road, Bushey, Herts: Tele- 75 Dean Street, London, W.1. Telephone: phone: 01-950 1621. 01-439 1721. RCA LTD. FILM HOUSE PRODUCTIONS LTD. Lincoln Way, Windmill Road, Sunbury -on - Film House, Wardour Street, London, W.1. Thames, Middx: Telephone: Sunbury 85511. Telephone: 01-734 2511. SAMUELSON FILM SERVICE LTD. G. H. W. PRODUCTIONS LTD. Samcine House, 303-305 Cricklewood The Gate Recording Theatre. Elstree Way, Boreham Wood, Elstree, Herts. Telephone: Broadway, London, N.W.2. Telephone: 01- Elstree 2080. 452 8090 GRANVILLE TV STUDIO LTD. STAGESOUND (LONDON) LTD. Fulham Broadway, London, S.W.6. Tele- 11/12, King Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- phone: 01-385 2184. phone: 01-240 0955. HALLIFORD STUDIOS STAR SOUND STUDIOS LTD. Manygate Lane, Shepperton, Middx: Tele- Rodmarton Street, Blandford Street, Baker phone: Walton -on -Thames 26341. Cables: Hallifilms. Street, London, W.I. Telephones: 01-935 8880; 01-935 6566. I.B.C. SOUND RECORDING STUDIOS LTD. 35 Portland Place, London, W 1 N JAG. Tele- TECHNICOLOR FILM SERVICES LTD. phone: 01-687 2111/4. Zonal House, Westfields Road, Acton, Lon- don, W.3. Telephone: 01-992 6841. Telegrams and cables: Zonagram, London, W.3. KAY CARLTON HILL FILM STUDIO 72a Carlton Hill, London, N.W.8. Telephone: TEMPLAR 01-624 1141. FILM STUDIOS 7 Lynedoch Street, Glasgow, Scotland. Tele- KENSINGTON FILM CO. LTD. phone: 332 2648. 1 St. Mary Abbots Place, London, W.8. Telephone: Empress 6693. TRUCOLOR-REEDS COLOUR FILM LABORATORIES LTD. KINGLY STUDIOS LTD. 89/91 Wardour 17 Kingly Court, Street, London, W.1. Tele- Kingley Street, London, phone: W.I. Telephone: Gerrard 6372. Gerrard 5548. TWICKENHAM FILM STUDIOS, LTD. LEEVERS-RICH & CO. LTD. St. Margarete, Twickenham, Middlesex. 80/82 Wardour Street, London, WIV 3LF. Telephone: 01-892 4477. Telephone 01-437 4161. UNITED MOTION PICTURES (LONDON) LTD. LOCATION SOUND FACILITIES LTD. Boston House, 36/38 Fitzroy Square, Lon- 22 St. Peter's Square, London, W.6. Tele- don, W.1. Telephone: 01-892 1171. phone: 01-748 0321. EDGAR VETTER -JOHN CAPE LTD. MARYLEBONE STUDIOS Nascreno House, 27 Soho Square, London, 245 Old Marylebone Road, London, N.W.1. W.I. Telephone: 01-437 5969. Telephone: 01-262 1881. VOICE OF LONDON LTD. MORENO SOUND STUDIOS 245 Old Marylebone Road, London, N.W.1. 35 Broadhurst Gardens, Hampstead, Lon- Telephone: 01-262 1881. don, N.W.6. Telephone: Maida Vale 1841. WORLD WIDE RECORDING STUDIOS NASCRENO HOUSE THEATRE Field Nascreno House, 27 Soho Square. London, House, 25 Breams Buildings, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 5969. E.C.4. Telephone: 01-242 8431. NEWSREEL & DUBBING SERVICES LTD. 19 Lisle Street, London, W.C.2. Telephone: 01-437 4476 and 7105. TITLING -SPECIAL EFFECTS RAY O'BRIEN FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. AIDS LTD. (Automatic Information & Data 42 Whitworth Street, Manchester 1. Tele- Services Ltd.) phone:061-236 1678 and 061-228 1828-9. Bardolph Road, Richmond, Surrey. ANGLO-SCOTTISH PICTURES LTD. PINEWOOD STUDIOS 2 Tilney Street, Park Lane, London, W.1. Iver Heath, Bucks. Telephone: Slough 33441 Telephone: Grosvenor 7645. or Iver 700. Telex: 84505. Cables: JARPRO, ASSOCIATED BRITISH-PATHE LTD. Iver Heath. Film House, Wardour Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 0444. THE RANK ORGANISATION (FILM PROCESSING DIVISION) BIOGRAPHIC FILMS LTD. School Road, London, N.W.10. Telephone: 90 Dean Street, London, W.1. Telephone: 01-965 4030. 01-437 9682 and 4879. Managing Director: R. A. Dibley. BOADICEA FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. General Manager, Technical: J. F. Berner. 10 West Hill Road. London, S.W.18. Tele- General Manager, Administration: R. J. Dutfield. phone: Vandyke 5505. 636 BRENT LABORATORIES LTD. North Circular Road, Cricklewood, Lon- STUDIOS don, N.W.2. Telephone: Gladstone 4271. ABBEY STUDIOS LTD. CHAMBERS & PARTNERS 30 Upper Abbey Street, Dublin 1. Tele- Falminster Ltd.) 143 Wardour 5t., phone: Dublin 48909 and 47079. Stage sizes: (Prop. 50 x 70; 20 x 12. London, W.1. Telephone: 01-734 8761. ARDMORE STUDIOS CINEMAC Bray, Co. Wicklow, Ireland: Telephone: Dub- 174 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Gerrard 1091. lin 862971, Telex: No. 5439. Three stages: 2 (100 x 80), 1 (60 x 50). R. Neeve- CINE -SOUND EFFECTS LTD. RCA sound. (Soundefex Ltd., Lansdowne Vaults Ltd.) General Manager: D. Loughrey. Imperial Studios, Maxwell Road Boreham ATV ELSTREE STUDIOS Wood, Herts. Telephone: 01-953 5837 and Borehom Wood, Elstree, Herts. Telephone: 1587, 4904, 5545. 01-953 6100. (Owned by ATV Network Ltd.) Four Stages CREDIT DESIGN LTD. totaling 58,416 sq. ft.) 33-34 Great Pulteney Street, London W.I. Telephone: 01-734 6974. BRAY STUDIOS Maidenhead Road, Windsor, Berks. Tele- ELECTRONIC CONSULTANTS LTD. (Elec- phone: Maidenhead 22111. trocraft Instruments Ltd.) Studio Manager: A. D. Weeks. Coombeswell. Farnham Lane, Haslemere, Owned by Bray Studios Falcon Films Ltd. Floor Surrey. Hindhead 1065 and 1190. Space: 12,500 FILMTEXT LTD. Twickenham Film Studios, St. Margarets, BRIGHTON STUDIOS 4477. St. Nicholas Road, Brighton, Sussex. Tele- Middx: Telephone: Popesgrove phone: Brighton 29935/8. GENERAL SCREEN ENTERPRISES LTD. 2 stages: (60 x 40; 75 x 40) (RCA Sound). Uxbridge, Film House, 97 High Street, BUSHEY Middx. Telephone: Uxbridge 31931. (Rayant Studios Ltd.) Melbourne Road, Bushey, Herts. Telephone: GEORGE HUMPHRIES AND CO. LTD. Bushey Heath 1621-3. 67-81 Whitfield Street, London, W.1. Tele- Studio Manager: W. R. Partington. phone: 01-636 3636. Two Floors (66 x 33 and 35 x 20).

KAY CARLTON HILL FILM STUDIO EMI -MGM ELSTREE STUDIOS (ENGLAND) LTD. 72a, Carlton Hill, London, N.W.8. Tele- phone: Maida Vale 1141. Boreham Wood, Herts. Telephone: 01-953 1600. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE LTD. Nascreno House, 27 Soho Square, London, ]7irectors: Bernard Delfont (chairman), Bryan W.1. Telephone: 01-437 4851-6. Cables: Nasc- Forbes (Managing Director and Chief Execu- reno London, W.1. tive), Deputy Chairman, James T. Aubrey, D. J. Goodlatte, J. L. Hargreaves, E. A. Maxwell, SERVICES (SOHO) LTD. J. H. McDonald, C.A., R. H. Norris, John E. NEW CENTRAL FILM Read, F.C.A., I. M. Scott, C.A., Howard Thom- 97-99 Dean Street, London W.1. Telephone: as, C.B.E. 01-734 5827-8. Secretary: F. W. Adair, F.C.I.S. Nine sound stages. (Three 15,000 square feet, two THE RANK ORGANISATION LTD. 8,000 square feet, two 7,300 square feet, one FILM PROCESSING DIVISION. 15,750 square feet. one 5,600 square feet). Telephone: Theatres: Three viewing, two dubbing, one scor- Denham, Uxbridge, Middlesex. ing. RCA sound. Exterior lot and effects tanks. Denham 2323; School Road, London, N.W. 10; Telephone: 01-965 4030. GOLDHAWK STUDIOS LTD. Managing Director: R. A. Diblep Godolphin Road, London, W.12. Telephone: General Manager, Technical: J. F. Berner. Shepherds Bush 4466-0. General Manager, Administration: R. J. Duffield. Stage sizes: 62 x 35 x 18 high; 45 x 26 x 19 high; 37 x 34 x 11 high; tank 20 x 10 x 7 deep. STAGESOUND (LONDON) LTD. Manager: F. J. Robertson. 11/12, King Street, London W.C.2. Tele- phone: 01-240 0955. GRANVILLE TV STUDIO LTD. Fulham Broadway, London, S.W.6. Tele- STAR SOUND STUDIOS LTD. phone: 01-385 2184. Rodmarton Street, Blendford Street, Baker 4000 square ft. studio space; 4 Gemini cameras, 4 Street, London, W.1. Telephones: 01-935 Marconi cameras, VTR or telerecording, tele- cine, etc. Closed circuit equipment for sale or 8880; 01-935 6566. hire. STUDIO FILM LABORATORIES LTD. 71 Dean Street, London, W.1. Telephone: HALLIFORD FILM STUDIOS Gerrard 0831. Manygate Lane, Shepperton, Middlesex. Telephone: Walton -on -Thames 26341 (5 UNITED MOTION PICTURES (LONDON) lines). Cables: Hallifilms, Shepperton. LTD. Two stages (60 x 60, 60 x 40) totalling 6,000 Boston House, 36/38 Fitzroy Square, Lon- sq. ft. don, W.1. Telephone: 01-580 1171. Studio Manager: Eugene Andrews. EDGAR VETTER -JOHN CAPE LTD (Record- INTERTEL (VTR SERVICES) LTD. ing Services) Stonebridge Park, Near Wembley, Middx: Nascreno House, 27 Soho Square, London, Telephone: Wembley 0102-5. W.1. Telephone: 01-437 5969. 1 stage: (100 x 75). 637 240 ft. x 60 ft. Another tank 75 ft. x 225 ft. ITN LTD. Bath tanks contain approximately 800,000 gal- ITN House 48 Wells Street, London, WIP lons. All kinds of scenery and props available. 3FE. Telephone: 01-637 2424. Rates: On application. 2 Television Studios, 5 EMI colour cameras, VTR Managing Director: E. A. R. Herren. and telerecording, telecine, etc. PROSPECT STUDIOS LTD. High Street, Barnes, London, S.W.13. Tele- KAY FILM STUDIO phone: Prospect 6284/5. 72A Carlton Hill, St. John's Wood, London, RAYANT STUDIOS LTD. N.W.8. Telephone: 01-624 1141. Melbourne Road, Bushey, Herts: Tele- Owned by Kay Laboratories Ltd. Floor space phone: 01-950 1621. 1200 square feet. RCA Sound. Directors: R. F. P. Hopkins (Managing), J. Durst. Director: Charles Parkhouse. Two stages, R.C.A. sound. Mole -Richardson light- ing and Newall Arriflex camera equipment. MARYLEBONE STUDIOS ST. JOHN'S WOOD STUDIOS 245 Old Marylebone Road, London, N.W.1. (Montague Productions Ltd.) Telephone: 01-262 1881. St. John's Wood Terrace, London, N.W.8. 9255. (The Voice of London Ltd). Telephone: Primrose Montague. Two stages: (57 x 23, 47 x 23), M. R. Lighting. Managing Director: Bertram 1 (45 25 1 (63 x 32 x 25). Studio Manager: Miss Pat Smith. Two stages: x x 23), SHEPPERTON STUDIOS MORENO FILM STUDIOS (Owned by Shepperton Studios Ltd). Shep- 35 Broadhurst Gardens London, N.W.6. perton, Middlesex. Telephone: Chertsey Telephone: Maida Vale 0645. 261 Directors: George Moreno (Managing), Fred Managing Director: Adrian Worker. Thompson. Fourteen stages (two 150 x 120, two 120 x 100, two 72 x 44, one 72 x 94, one 80 x 36, one 40 x 40.) (Two silent stages, one 250 x 120, one PINEWOOD STUDIOS 123 x 56). One scoring stage 100 x 70. One spe- Iver Heath, Bucks. Telephone: Iver 700. cial effects stage (70 x 40). One stills stage (45 x 22). Sound facilities: Stereo 6 -track and Telex: 84505. mono re-recording. Cutting rooms: 40. Rates on A. 165 ft. x 110 ft. x 35 ft. (with tank 40 ft. x 30 application. ft. x 8 ft.) B. 110 ft. x 80 ft. x 35 ft. TELEVISION RECORDINGS LTD. C. 110 ft. x 80 ft. x 35 ft. 9-11 Windmill Street, London, WIP 1HF. D. 165 ft. x 110 ft. x 35 ft. (with tank 40 ft. x 30 ft. x 8 ft.) Telephone: 01-636 3521. Cables: Teevee- E. 165 ft. x 110 ft. x 35 ft. (with tank 40 ft. x 30 rec, London W.I. ft. x 8 ft.) Abrahams. 35 ft. (with tank 20 ft. x 20 Chairman: Ian J. F. 100 ft. x 75 ft. x Controller of Programs: Jack Lynn. ft. x 8 ft.) Studios: broadcast, mobile VTR. All line G. 55 x 49 x 23 ft. outside ft. ft. and colour standards; full crews and production. H. 90 ft. x 37 ft. x 28 ft. Network links. EAST TUNNEL: 126 ft. x 32 ft. 6 inches. NORTH TUNNEL: 175 ft. x 28 ft., including TEMPLAR FILM STUDIOS West Wing: 68 ft. x 33 ft. 7 Lynedoch Street, Glasgow, C.3., Scotland. x SPECIAL EFFECTS STAGE (silent) -89 ft. Telephone: Glasgow, 332 2648. 80 ft. x 20 ft. and Glass Matte Dept. J. 110 ft. x 80 ft. x 30 ft. (dual-purpose, film TWICKENHAM and TV). St. Margarets, Twickenham. Telephone: K. 110 ft. x 80 ft. x 30 ft. (dual-purpose, film 01-892 4477. and TV). L. 105 ft. x 90 ft. x 31 ft. (dual-purpose, film Owned by Twickenham Film Studios, Ltd. One and TV). stage 7.192 square feet. One stage 5700 square M. 105 ft. x 90 ft. x 31 ft. (dual-purpose, film feet. One stage 2000 square feet. RCA Sound. and TV). Re-recording and dubbing theatres. for viewing, dub- Directors: K. W. Shipman, A. Baring, G. Coen, VIEWING: 7 theatres available P. Edwardes. bing and post-synching, etc. Seating capacity L. J. ranges from 16 persons to 83. Screen sizes vary VIKING STUDIOS between 11 ft. to 18 ft. (Cinemascope 31 ft.) 1-5 St. Mary Abbott's Place, London, W.8. Ratio 1.75 (or any other ratio required). View- Telephone: Empress 6693. and six track stereo. High intensity ing for 70m Owned by Viking Films Ltd. One floor (40' x arc. 53). Projection 35m, magnetic or optical sound. Editing: 43 fully equipped cutting rooms. WORLD WIDE RECORDING STUDIOS Under construction: 6 track stereo dubbing theatre Field House, 25 Breams Buildings, London, with up to 48 sound channels. Completed: new dubbing centre for television. E.C.4. Telephone: 01-242 8431. equipped camera department. Three dubbing theatres-(Roll-back) 35 & 16mm. CAMERAS: Fully Director of Recording: P. Gilpin. SPECIAL EFFECTS: Matte stage. Vistavision back projection, 35m. back projection. Fully equipped process projection dept., including NEWS FILM SERVICE front projection and 70m rear and foreground projection. Models of all kinds. Equipped for CALEDONIAN NEWS REVIEW LTD. all effects. Own lab and workshop. Beam split- 22 Greek Street, London, W.I. Telephone: ting cameras for monochrome, color and 'scope 01-437 0702/7110. travelling matte. STILLS: Stills studio. Still cameras to cover all Managing Director: R. R. Bucknell. requirements. Dressing rooms. Production and CBS NEWS Unit Offices: Many available. 100 Brompton Road, London, S.W.3. Tele- EXTERIOR LOT: 72 acres with formal gardens, phone: 01-584 3366. lake, woods and concrete service roads. Paddock tank 230 ft. wide narrowing to 110 ft. Backing Chief of London Bureau: Morley Safer. 638 HEARST METROTONE NEWS INC. ANDERSON JEFFRESS ADVERTISING LTD. (Telenews-News of the Day) c/o Pathe News, Film House, Wardour St., London, 14 William IV Street, Strand, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 0444, extension 139. W.C.2. Telephone: 01-836 1925. Directors: T. N. Cappie-Wood, A. J. Elliott Tay- MARATHON NEWS lor. 73 Delamere Road, Ealing, London, W.5. Telephone: Ealing 4347. Cables: Mauriford, APEX ADVERTISING LTD. London. 47 Cross Road, Coventry. Telephone: Directors: Konstantin Kaiser, Maurice Ford. Coventry 85151. UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL. (V.K.) T.N. Executive: D. R. Harris. LTD. (Newsfilm Division) 8 Bouverie Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: A. P. SERVICES LTD. Fleet Street 2282. 186-8 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Covent Garden 3121. European editor: R. S. Clark. TV Executive: A. I. Smith. VISNEWS LTD. 10 School Road, London, N.W.10. Telephone: ARKS LTD. Elgar 7733. 16 Harcourt Street, Dublin 2. Telephone: Managing Director: Ronald Waldman. Dublin 756411. General Manager: Kenneth Dick. TV Executive: A. O. Leary. Editor -in -Chief, News Div.: Donald Ferguson. Divisional Mgr., Technical Facilities: D. J. Craven. ARKS PUBLICITY LTD. 34 John Street, London, W.C.1. Telephone: Chancery 2651. COSTUME SUPPLIERS A.T.A. TELEVISION SERVICES (A.T.A. Ad- MORRIS ANGEL & SON LTD. vertising Ltd.) 119 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.C.2. 341/9 Oxford Street at Woodstock Street, Telephone: 01-836 5678. London, W.I. Telephone: 01-493 4030. M. BERMAN LTD. T.V Executive: Leslie Whattam. 18 Irving Street, Leicester Square, London, CHARLES BARKER & SONS LTD. W.C.2. Telephone: 01-839 1651. Twenty Cannon Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: City 1133. CHARLES H. FOX LTD. T.N. Time Buyer: M. E. Copp. 25 Shelton Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- T. V. Production: Mrs. Jean Wadlow. phone: 01-240 3111. E. W. BARNEY LTD. LEE-SPILLER LTD. 192-198 Vauxhall Bridge Road, London, Southway, Exhibition Grounds, Wembley, S.W.1. Telephone: 01-828 4053. Middx: Telephone: Wembley 8551-6. 1:.recuto'e: J. Tighe. L. & H. NATHAN LTD. BARON MOSS ADVERTISING LTD. (Associate Company: Nathanwigs Ltd.) 143 43 South Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Drury Lane, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Hyde Park 3791. 01-836 3671. Managing Director: Baron Moss. ALFRED BATES & SON LTD. BRITISH ADVERTISING 130 Fleet Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: AGENCIES Fleet Street 8831. ADCRAFT LTD. 2 Ribblesdale Road, Stirchley, BAYARD ham, Birming- PUBLICITY LTD. 30. Telephone: Selly Oak 0121. 26 Cross Street, Manchester, 2. Telephone: T. V. Executive: D. M. Johns. 061-832 3742. FREDERICK ALDRIDGE LTD. T.V. Executive: B. Pickin. 1 Whitefriars Street. London, E.C.4. Tele- phone: Fleet Street 8444. BBDO BATTEN, BARTON, DURSTINE & T.N. Executive: G. Day. OSBORN LTD. 8 Baker Street, London, W.I. Telephone: STEWART ALEXANDER ADVERTISING 01-935 4466. AGENCY T.V. Executive: Michael Hall. 8 Waterloo Street, Birmingham 2. Tele- phone: 021-643 4877. BEMROSE ADVERTISING LTD. Africa House, Kingsway, London, W.C.2. TV Executive: Stewart Alexander. Telephone: Holburn 8871. T.V. Executives: E. Scott-Botham, G. Cooper. ALEXANDER BUTTERFIELD AND AYER LTD. 45 Mount Street, London, W.I. Telephone: BENINGTON ADVERTISING LTD. 01-629 9407. 181-3, Warwick Road, Kensington, London, TV Executives: C. Brennan, Miss P. Grout. W.14. Telephone: Freemantle 6088.

ALLARDYCE HAMPSHIRE LTD. S. H. BENSON LTD. 129 Kingsway, London, W.C.2. 213 Oxford Street, London, WI R 2AB Tele- Telephone: phone: 01-437 8644. 01-405 6922. Head of Television: Christopher Richmond. JOHN C. ANDERSON & ASSOCIATES LTD. 31 St. Johns Square, London, E.C.1 Tele- BENTON & BOWLES LTD. phone: 01-253 197 Knightsbridge, London, S.W.7. Tel.. 4645. hone: Kensington 1444. TV Executive: J. C. Anderson. Head of Television: W. Adams. 639 CLIFFORD BLOXHAM & PARTNERS LTD. BUTLER & GARDNER, LTD. Wellington House, Upper St. Martin's Lane, 153-155 Regent Street, London, WIR 7FD. London, W.C.2. Temple Bar 1237. Telephone 01-437 4377. B.B.P. ADVERTISING T.V. Executive: Colin Borg. (BOSWELL, BARRATT & PHILLIPS LTD.) B.B.P. House, 117 John Bright Street, Bir- CAPLIN ADVERTISING LTD. mingham 1. 2 Goodge Street, London, W.I. Telephone: T.V. Executive: Anthony Phillips, M.A.A. 01-636 1001. ROBERT BRANDON & PARTNERS LTD. T.V. Executive: M. Caplin. 10 Clifford Street, London, W.I. Telephone: C. R. CASSON LTD. 01-734 0511. Temple Bar House, 23-28 Fleet Street, Lon- don, E.C.4. Telephone: 01-353 5291. BRIDGE ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. 30 Sloane St., London, S.W.1. Telephone: 01- T.V. Executive: Chris Timpson. 2459088. CAVENDISH PUBLICITY SERVICE LTD. T.V. Executive: W. H. Pearson. 8-10 Charing Cross Road, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Temple Bar 0858 and 3875. BROCKIE HASLAM AND ALLON LTD. T.Y. Executive: T. G. Cleaver. 72-74 Brewer St., London, W.I. Telephone: 01-734 0491. CENTRAL ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. 108 St. Martin's Lane, London, W.C.2. Tele- phone: 01-836 0661. D. H. BROCKLESBY LTD. Nicholsons House, Maidenhead, Berkshire. CITY & GENERAL ADVERTISING LTD. Telephone: Maidenhead 29322. Telex: 21 Ponton Street, London, S.W.I. Telephone: 84407. 01-930 2606. T.P. Executive: Colin Lovejoy. T.V. Executive: Miss D. A. Ogilvie. B ROOK -HART, RUDER & FINN INTERNA- CLARENDON ADVERTISING LTD. TIONAL 57 Clarendon Road, Leeds 2. Telephone: 10 Cork Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Leeds 35121. 01-734 6040. T.V. Executive: John Somers. Film and TV Executive: V. A. Stump. CLARKE, SON AND PLATT LTD. 105-106 New Bond London, W1Y BROOKS PUBLICITY SERVICES Street, 6 London Street, London, W.2. Telephone: OAH. Telephone: 01-493 9583 01-723 6672 or 3084. T.V. Executive: T. A. Murphy.

L. GRAHAM BROWNE ADVERTISING LTD. COGENT ELLIOTT LTD. 15 Frederick Road, Birmingham 15. Tele- Cogent Elliott House, Solihull, Nr. Birming- phone: 021-454 4341. London Office: 8-9 ham. Telephone: 021-705 8201. Hertford Street, W.I. Telephone: 01-499 T.V. Executive: E. H. Drake. 7166.

1 Executive: Bernard Marsh. COLLETT, DICKENSON PEARCE & PARTNERS LTD. L. GRAHAM BROWNE (LONDON) LTD. Howland House, Howland Street, London, Mayfair 9 London, House, Hertford Street, W1P 6AJ. Telephone: 01-636 3355. W.1. Telephone: 01-499 7166. Media: W. Boon. T.V.: R. Barker. T. B. BROWNE LTD. JOHN COLLINGS & PARTNERS LTD. 117 Piccadilly, London, WI V OBL. Tele- Nascreno House, Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: Regent 2141. phone: 01-499 5351. .1icJia: A. J. Blair. TV: 1). Scott -Job. Creative Director: John Ketley. COLMAN PRENTIS & VARLEY LTD. B RUNNING ADVERTISING & MARKETING 34 Gros Street, London, W.1. Tele- LTD. phone: Mayfair 9111. Brunning House, 100 Whitechapel Road, London, E.1. Telephone: Bishopsgate 6525. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING SERVICE T.V. Executive: F. T. Howe. LTD. 32 Store Street, Manchester 1. Telephone: B RUNNING ADVERTISING & MARKETING Ardwick 1788. (BIRMINGHAM) LTD. T.V. Executives: K. Greenhalgh, J. L. Richman. Tele- 28 Harborne Road, Birmingham, 15, CONNELL, MAY AND STEAVENSON LTD. phone: 021-454 5491-2-3-4. William Blake House, Marshall St., London, W.1. BRUNNING ADVERTISING & MARKETING (LEEDS) LTD. E. ALLAN COOPER & CO. LTD. Apson House, 53 Mabgate, Leeds LS9 7DR. Waldorf House, 18 Street, London, Telephone: Leeds 30054-5. W.C.2. Telephone 01-836 3104.

BRUNNING ADVERTISING & MARKETING S. V. COURT ADVERTISING LTD. (MANCHESTER) LTD. 30/34 New Bridge Street, London, E.C.4. 57 Hilton Street, Manchester, MI 2EJ. Tele- Telephone: 01-248 4247/8/9. phone 061-236 5636. T.V. Executive: Mrs. A. Mountain. 640 C.P.V. (INTERNATIONAL) LTD. FOGARTY ADVERTISING LTD. 42 Park Street, London, W.1. Telephone: 72 Haddington Road, Dublin 4, Ireland. Mayfair 7696. Telephone: Dublin 60321-5; 41 Wellington Tele- W. S. CRAWFORD LTD. Park, Belfast, 9, Northern Ireland. 233 High Holborn, London, W.C.I. Tele- phone: Belfast 668933/669037. phone: 01-405 4381. FOLEY-BRICKLEY & PARTNERS LTD. Manager of Film, Radio & T.V. Division: Michael Foley Brickley House, 181-183 Warwick Curtis. Road, Kensington, London, W.14. Telephone: Freemantle 6088. CROSS-COURTENAY. LTD. 56 Oxford St., Manchester, 1. Telephone: FOOTE, CONE & BELDING LTD. 061-228 1133. 82 Baker Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Welbeck 4426. ecutives: E. D. Brabbins, F. V. Fox. T.V. Head: Jim Tucker. GEORGE CUMING LTD. 159 New Bond Street, London, W.1. Tele- FORBES KEIR LTD. phone: Mayfair 4736. DuBarry Bldg., 58/64 Lime Street, Liver- Time Buyer: G. C. Manley. pool. Telephone: 051-709 6162. DAVIDSON, PEARCE, BERRY & SPOTTIS- i.I . /)ii e/ J. G. S. Furness, M.I.P.A., L. l lamblet, A1.I.P.A., W. J. Rushton, M.I.P.A. WOODIE LTD. T.V. Executive: J. G. S. Furness. Ferguson House, 15/17 Marylebone Road, Welbeck 6699. London, N.W.1. Telephone: FORD, FARROW & PARTNERS LTD. l 7iiinnan: J. T. 1)nvidstm. 44 London, WIN OER. Tele- Deputy Chairman: E. A. Pearce. Oxford Street, Managing Director: N. C. Berry. phone: 01-580 3688. T.V. Executive: A. J. Mullard, M.A.A., Dip. NORMAN DAVIS LTD. P.A. 8 Thavies Inn, Lindon E.C.I. Telephone: 01-353 4501. FORDHAM SADLER ADVERTISING LTD. Media: Miss D. Parsons. West End House, Hills Place, London, W.I. T.V.: Tony Wheatley. Telephone.: 01-437 8146. E. G. DAWES & CO., LTD. 7. V. Executive: Peter Rose. 24 St. John Street. Manchester 3. Tele phone: Deansgate 7364. FREEMAN, MATHES AND MILNE LTD. T.V. Executive: M. Tabak. 92 Brompton Road, London, S.W.3. Tele- phone: 01-584 5060. MARKETING DOMAS LTD. ADVERTISING AND Director of Films & T.Y.: P. L. Gray. 18 Earlsfort Terrace, Dublin 2, Ireland. Telephone: Dublin 60751-7. FROUD & PARTNERS LTD. 25 Woodford Road, Watford, Herts. Tele- DORLAND ADVERTISING LTD. phone: Watford 34247. 121-141 Westbourne Terrace, London, W.2. Telephone: 01-262 5077. GARLAND-COMPTON LIMITED Director of T.V.: Tony Solomon. 80,84 Charlotte Street, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Museum 5060. DOYLE DANE BERNBACH LTD. Head of TV Production: John Hine. 62-64 Baker Street, London, W.I. Tele- GARRATT BAULCOMBE ASSOCIATES LTD. phone: 01-486 4911. Alexandra House, Alexandra Street, Sher- Ile.lia Director: W. J. D. McWilliam. wood Rise, Nottingham. Telephone: Not- tingham 62294. DRYDEN-ALLEN LTD. T.V. Executive: J. M. Lister. 14 Poland Street, London W.1. Telephone: Regent 3177-8. ERIC GARROTT ASSOCIATES LTD. DUDLEY TURNER & VINCENT LTD. 19-23 Grosvenor Hill, London, W.1. Tele- Boston House, 36-38 Fitzroy Square, London phone: Grosvenor 6931. W.1. Telephone: Langham 6494. T.V. Executive: R. O. Nash, M.C., F.I.P.A. FRANK GAYTON ADVERTISING LTD. 156 Upper New Walk, Leicester. Telephone: DUNN-MEYNELL KEEFE LTD. Leicester 26001. Hesketh House, Portman Square, London, T. V. Director: Alan W. Gayton. Telephone: 01-486 3161. W.I. GEE ADVERTISING LTD. Chairman: Hugo Dunn-Meynell, MIPA. Creative Director: Bob Wright. London, Leicester, Leeds, Manchester. T.V. Telesision. Director: Peter King. Department: 19 Grafton Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Hyde Park 6827. EVERETTS ADVERTISING LTD. 10 Greycoat Place, London, S.W.1. Tele- THE GENERAL ADVERTISING CO. OF phone: 01-799 7822. LONDON T.V. Director: Bernie Kay. Crown House, London Road, Morden, Sur- rey. Telephone: 01-542 5246/8. FARMER -HERBERT ADVERTISING LTD. Stentor House, 16 Moncrieffe Road, Shef- field 7. G. S. GERRARD LTD. 10 Argyll Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Managing Director: 7. C. H. McMillan. Gerrard 6816. Directors: R. Guthrie, C. D. Farmer, J. Wardle, J. C. Wells, V. Smith, C. Rennie. T.V. Executive: W. Purvis. 641 GODBOLDS LTD. HARWOOD PRESS (ADVERTISING) LTD. 99 Aldwych, London, W.C.2. Telephone: 21-51, West Street, Harrow, Middlesex. Tele- Chancery 9671. phone: Byron 5656/7/8. T.V. Executive: D. tiorwood. T.V. Director: Ernest Godbold. COLLEY, SLATER PARTNERS LTD. E. W. HARWOOD & CO. LTD. & 12 Bridewell Place, London, E.C.4. Tele- 125 High Holborn, London, W.C.1. Tele- phone: Fleet Street 2466. phone: Chancery 8421. Media: S. W. Livesley. HAVAS LTD -INTERNATIONAL ADVER- T.V.: E. J. Golley. rISING AGENCY 187 Fleet Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: GRAHAM & GILLIES LTD. Chancery 5832/6. 37 Golden Square, London, W 1 R 4AL. Tele- T.V. Executive: T. F. phone: 01-437 9055. Soya. GRANT ADVERTISING LTD. MEDLEY BYRNE ADVERTISING LTD. Heron House, 19 Marylebone Rd., London, 14-16 Great Pulteney Street, London, WIR N.W.I. Telephone: 01-486 4635. 4AR. Telephone: 01-734 8951. TI /: Ve:,,tice°: T. V. Executives: Production, G. N. Jackon; Time Buying, L. Cowdrey. GREAT GUNS! LTD. 79 New Cavendish Street, London WIM BAJ. CHARLES F. HIGHAM LTD. Telephone: 01-636 4020. Hesketh House, Portman Square, London, WIH 9FG. Telephone: Executive Producer: J. G. Warn, T. 0-486 5041. T.V. Executive: Peter King. HERBERT GREAVES LTD. Creative Director: Brian Baldwin. 26 Brown Street, Manchester, M2 IDL. Tele- phone: 061-832 3841. NEVIN D. HIRST (ADVERTISING) LTD. T.V. Grattan House, 9-13 Newton Road, T.V. Executives: Derrick H. Greaves, Miss M. Greaves. Leeds 7. Telephone: Leeds 620351. Premier House, 150 Southampton Row, London, HILARY GREEN & PARTNERS LTD. WCIB 5AL. Telephone: 278 1274. 28 Walker 10 Strotford Place, London, W.I. Telephone: Street, Edinburgh 01-629 3614. 3. Telephone: CAL 4029. 22 Churchill Way, Cardiff. Telephone: Car- T.V. Executives: P. H. Green, C. R. Green. diff 22412. JAMES M. GREENWOOD ADVERTISING T.V. Executive: Alan Charteris Murray. LTD. 100 Whitechapel Road, London, E.1. Tele- HOBSON BATES & PARTNERS LTD. phone: 01-247 6525. Hobson House, 155 Gower Street, London, W.C.1. Telephone: 01-387 4313. CREIGHTON GRIFFITHS (ADVERTISING) LTD. T.V. Production Controller: R. Evans. 28, Cathedral Road, Cardiff, Wales. Tele- phone: 26521. CHARLES HOBSON & GREY LTD. Account Executives: D. M. Creighton Griffiths. 12/13 Conduit Street, London, W.1. Tele- D. C. Evans, J. Foreman, C. Lenan, A. Chisnall. phone: Hyde Park 6700. T.V. Buyer: R. C. Tucker. T.V. Executive: M. W. Reynolds. uOHN HADDON & CO. LTD. HOLMAN ADVERTISING LTD. 46/48 Grosvenor Admark House, 31 St. Johns Square, Lon- Gardens, London, W.1. don, Telephone: 01-730 3464. E.C.1. Clerkenwell 4645. T.V. Executive: Richard H. Punter, M.I.P.A. T.Y. Director: P. A. Retey. HORNIBLOW COX -FREEMAN LTD. HAIG-McALISTER LTD. 68 Knightsbridge, London, S.W.1. Tele- Palladium House, Argyll Street, London, phone: 01-589 8111. W.I. Telephone: 01-437 4741. HECTOR HUGHES & PARTNERS LTD. JOHN HALIFAX LTD. Colquhoun House, Broadwick Street, Lon- 84 Northampton Street, Leicester. Tele- don, W.I. Telephone: phone: Leicester 50841/2. 01-437 0724. T.V. Executives: R. C. T.V. Executives: Gordon A. D:- .tan, H. C. Harrold, R. Collins. Clements. HUNTER ADVERTISING LTD. ANTHONY HANDLEY ADVERTISING LTD. Royal Exchange Bidgs., Glasgow, C.1. Scot- land. Telephone: Central 1162. 79 New Cavendish Street, London, WIM, I.V. Executive:.i. Ferguson Hunter. 8AJ. Telephone: 01-636 4020. Media: D. J. Clark, A.M.I.P.A. HUTCHINSON PUBLICITY LTD. T. V.: J. G. Warner. 178-202 Great Portland Street, London W. >tARRISONS ADVERTISING LTD. 1. Telephone: 01-580 3020. 52 George Street, Hull, HUI 3AX. Tele- T.V. Executive: Brian Permen. phone: Hull Central 29001. HYDE & PARTNERS LTD. T.V. Executive: F. R. Harrison, F.I.P.A. 26/28 Bedford Row, London, W.C.1. Tele- phone Holborn 6414. JOHN HART & CO. T.V. Executive: D. E. Mashcter. 1-3 Newton Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- GEORGE HYNES phone: 01-242 7876. & PARTNERS LTD. New Mercury House, 82 Farringdon Street, T.V. Executive: V Elliston, M.I.P.A. London, E.C.4. Telephone: Fleet Street 4030. 642 INDUSTRIAL PUBLICITY SERVICE LTD. L.P.A. LTD. I.P.S. House, '58 Monmouth Street, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Covent Garden 1902. 2 Basil Street, London, S.W.3. Telephone: T.V. Executive P. M. Graham. 01-584 9661. INGHAM BUTTERWORTH T.V. LTD. LUCIEN TELEVISION & SCREEN ADVER- Byrom House, 21 Quay St., Manchester, M3 TISING LTD. 3HT. Telephone: Manchester 061-832 2523. Hesketh House, Portmen Square, London, Director: D. M. Butterworth, M.I.P.A. W.1. Telephone: 01-486 3161. T.V. Esecutive: V. H. Rawlinson. INTERLINK ADVERTISING LTD. St. Martin's House, 63/66 St. Martin's Lane, DAVID MACAULAY ADVERTISING London, W.C.2. Telephone: Temple Bar 1 Greot Cumberland Place, London, W.1. 4466. Telephone: 01-262 7371. Managing Director: R. S. Wilson. F.I.P.A. l'.I'. C. N. Ilargrraces. IRISH INTERNATIONAL ADVERTISING & MARKETING LTD. MACKAY & PARTNERS LTD. 9 Fitzwilliam Square, Dublin. Telephone: 36 Upper Brook Street, London, W.I. Tele- 60231. phone: 01-493 1343. Managing Director: C. Mack Eile. T.V. Esecutive: Walter Speight. R. H. JACKSON LTD. D. J. MACKRIDGE Lloyd's House, 22 Lloyd Street, Manchester, & PARTNERS LTD. 169 Queens Gate, London, S.W.7. Tele- M2 52X. Telephone: Blackfriars 8306-7. phone: Knightsbridge Directors: 3247. D. J. Jones, F.C.A. (Chairman), M. Director: D. J. Mackridge. Jackson, K. F. Whittaker (Managing), R. C. Tootall, S. T. Bruce. BARBOUR MacLAREN ADVERTISING LTD. JACKSON'S ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. 206 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, C.2. Scot- land. Telephone: Douglas Broad Street House, Old Broad 9211. Street, Lon- T.V. Executives: don, E.C.2. Telephone 01-588 7837. D. Sanderson, T. Willies. T.V. Executives: N. O. Potter, J. Q. Abrahams. MacLAREN, DUNKLEY, FRIEDLANDER LTD. WALTER JUDD LTD. 197 Oxford Street, London, W.1. Telephone: 1A, Bow Lane, London, E.C.4. Telephone: 01-437 9000. 01-236 4541. McCALLUM ADVERTISING LTD. KINGSCOTT LTD. 20 Coates Crescent, Edinburgh, Scotland. 18/20 St. Andrew Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: 031-225 7258. Telephone: 01-353 6316/9. T.V. Esecutive \I. Scott-MoncrietT. T.V. Executive: L. D. Conquest, McCANN-ERICKSON ADVERTISING LTD. K.M.P. PARTNERSHIP LTD. McCann-Erickson House, 36 Howland Street, Thorn House, Upper St. Martins Lane, Lon- London, W.I. Telephone: 01-580 6690. don, W.C.2. Telephone 01 -836 9761. Creative Director: Barry Day. Media: M. Gold. T.V.: H. Spivey. McCONNELL & CO. (ADVERTISING) LTD. KNOX AND HARDY LTD. 25 Princes Drive, Colwyn Bay, North Wales. 12 Bridewell Place, London, E.C.4. Tele- Telephone: Colwyn Bay 2889. phone: 01-353 6944. T.V. E.recutivc: E. M. Roberts. T.V. Executives: J. S. Knox, G. R. Walker. McCONNELL'S (LONDON) G. LTD. J. LASHBROOK ADVERTISING 18 225 Kensington High Street, London, W.8. Exeter Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- Telephone: Western 1155/1158 phone: Temple Bar 3104. TV Executive: Ronald Houslip. LINTAS LTD. McEVOYS ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. Lintas House, Abbey Buildings, Middle Abbey Street, New Fetter Lane, London, Dublin 1. Telephone: Dublin 44047. E.C.4. Telephone: Ludgate 8030. T.Y. Executive: L. Creative Director: I. Fawn -Meade. R. McDowell. LONGLEYS & HOFFMANN LTD. McMURTRIE LTD. 60-61 Lionel Street, Birmingham, 3. Tele- 42 Carlton Place, Glasgow, C.5. Scotland. phone 01-236 7532. Telephone: 041-429 4661. T.V. Executive: L. A. Binns, F.I.P.A. Time Buyer: R. D. Rawlinson. MASIUS, WYNNE-WILLIAMS LTD. 2 St. James's Square. London, S.W.1. Tele- LONSDALE CROWTHER LTD. phone: 01-930 7007. Commonwealth House, New Oxford Street, Creative Controllers: A. Pugh, D. Skirrow. London, W.C.1. Telephone: Chancery 3377. Senior Television Producer: John Montgomery. T.V. Director: Brian Levene. MASON -PEACOCK LTD. LOVELL AND RUPERT CURTIS LTD. 184 Strand, London, W.C.2. Telephone: 30 Bouverie Street, London, E.C.4. Tele- Temple Bar 2044. phone: Fleet Street, 0871. T.V. Executives: G. W. Peacock, L. J. Gilling- T.V. Executive: G. E. Thomas, M.I.P.A. ham. 643 LTD. NOTLEY ADVERTISING LIMITED OGILVY & MATHER 15/17 Hill Street, W.1. Telephone: Grosvenor Brettenham House, Lancaster Place, Lon- 2466. 9070. don, W.C.2. Telephone 01-836 T.V. Director: Godfrey Howard. T.V. Manager: C. Ladyman. OELRICHS ADVERTISING LTD. MAYFAIR ADVERTISING LTD. 53 Wostenholm Road, Sheffield, 7. Tele- Cliffords Inn, London, E.C.4. Telephone: 01- phone: Sheffield 53251. Telex: 54256. 242 8135. T.V. Executive: R. D. Old, M.I.P.A. MCR ADVERTISING LTD. O'KENNEDY-BRINDLEY LTD. London, W.I. 64-6 Lower Gardiner Street, Dublin, Ire- 12 Hal Hill, Berkeley Square, land. Telephone: 01-629 1446. T.V. Executive: Donald Cresswell. T.V. Pite 1u: J. II, Clark. LTD. OSBORNE -PEACOCK LTD. MEARNS PUBLICITY SERVICE Hesketh House, Portman Square, London, 7 Carden Place, Aberdeen, Scotland. Tele- phone: Aberdeen 26311. W.I. Telephone: 01-935 4461. T.V. Executives: J. A. Graeme Mearns, G. J. C rrnti: e I Éircct. r : left f)n o-, .A VI I P:A. Scott. P. ling. PETER A. MENZIES ADVERTISING OVERMARK SMITH -WARDEN LTD. C.3. Scotland. 2 Newton Place, Glasgow, Thavies Inn House, Holborn Circus, London, C. MITCHELL & CO. LTD. E.C.1. Telephone: 01-353 4020. Mitchell House, 1-2-3 Snow Hill, London, Creative Director and Head of TV: T. B. Thomp- E.C.I. Telephone: 01-236 6481 and 01-248 son. TV Administration: John McNally. 0131. Media Director: Maurice Martin, A.M.I.P.A. T.V. F vc, oticuc: l u;;: Ray. SERVICE LTD. HOWARD PANTON LTD. MITCHELLS ADVERTISING Panton House, Howard Street, London, 420 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow, C.2. Scot- land. Telephone: Douglas 2241/2. W.C.2. Telephone: 01-240 0231. Media: E. Prevost. MURRAY & PHELAN LTD. T.V.: M. Thame. Kingsbourne House, 229-231 High Holborn, W.C.1. Telephone: 01-242 9931. J. H. PARKER & CO. LTD. T.V. Director: B. Webb. Northern Bank Chambers, 114 Grafton Street, Dublin 2. Telephone: 771 371. MURRAY-WATSON TV LTD. T.V. Executive: P. J. Dempsey. 58 Brook Street, London, WIT 2HE. Tele- phone: 01-499 3508. Telex: 24664. PEERS ADVERTISING LTD. Walton House, High Street, Bromley, Kent: NAPPER STINTON WOOLLEY LTD. Telephone: 01-464 3661. 14-19 Great Chapel Street, London, W.I. ,Media: A. M. Albinson. Telephone: 01-437 6980. ALFRED PEMBERTON LTD. R. C. T.V., Films cS- Rodio .I./niºistration Mgr.: Pemberton House, 29 Marylebone Road, Bridgman. London, N.W.I. Telephone: 01-486 1222. NATIONAL ADVERTISING CORPORATION LTD. 150 Regent Street, London, W.1. Telephone: PERARD FOX AND PARTNERS LTD. Gerrard 7866 (20 lines). 9 Hillgate Street, London, W.8. Telephone: T.V. Executive: Mike Storm. 01-727 3141. NELSON ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. T.V. Executive: Ruth Rose. 197 Knightsbridge, London, S.W.7. Tele- phone: Knightsbridge 8171. PICKERSGILL PUBLICITY SERVICE LTD. Lavender Walk, Leeds 9. Telephone: Leeds T.V. Executive: J. C. Shaw. 29137- JOHN NEWTON (Publicity), LTD. T.V. Executives: L. Pickeragill, D. Walls. Manchester 4. Tele- 198 Corn Exchange, PORTLAND ADVERTISING LTD. phone: 061-834 1828. 29, The Crescent, Salford, Lancs. M5 4PF. T.V. Executives: T. D. Farmer, D. F. George, Telephone: 061-736 4564/5. R. C. Thompson. T.V. Executive: R. H. Wright. MAXWELL NICHOLLS & PARTNERS 18 Rutland Square, Edinburgh, EHI 2BH, POWNEY FURNESS COMPTON LTD. Scotland. Telephone: 031-229 7493. 78 St. 16 Eldon Place, Bradford 1, Yorks: Tele- Vincent Street, Glasgow C.2., Scotland. phone: Bradford 33854. Telephone: Glasgow 041-221 8600. T.V. and Motion Picture Executive: N. E. North - rod, M.I.P.A, B.Sc. (Econ.). T.V. Executives: P. Hamilton, M.I.P.A.. W. J. \Carl, II.I.P.a J. Clark Smith, LL.B., F.I.P.A. PRATT CLARKE ADVERTISING LTD. NICHOLLS, DORRITY ADVERTISING LTD. 12 St. Ann's Square, Manchester 2. Tele- Suffolk Place, Suffolk Street, Birmingham 1. phone: 061-834 0141. 6141. Telephone: Birmingham 021-643 7.1' E.recutirres: Leslie G. TTardy, C. Chadwick. T.V Executive: Louis Dorrity. PRATT & CO. (ADVERTISING) LTD. NORMAN, CRAIG AND KUMMEL LTD. 181-183 Warwick Road, Kensington, Lon - Greater London House, Hampstead Road, W.14. Telephone: Freemantle 6088. London, N.W.1. Telephone: 01-387 9311. T.V. Executive: R. Wright. 644 BAKER & CO. LTD. GENERAL PUBLICITY SERVICE SAWARD, WIM PRESS & 79 New Cavendish Street, London, LTD. 4020. Street, London WIM 8AY. Tele- 8AJ. Telephone: 01-636 10 Welbeck AMIPA. phone: 01-935 5446/9. Media Director: D. J. Clark, TV, Radio & Cinema Manager: J. G. Warner. T.V. Executive: R. W. Ingham. LTD. SCIENTIFIC AVERTISING & MARKETING REDHEADS ADVERTISING LTD. Fleet Street, London, E.C.4. Newcastle -on -Tyne Clifford's Inn, 40 Great North Road, 01-242 8844. Telephone: Newcastle 27481 Telephone: NE2 4JB. R. C. Hilling M.1.P.A., T. G. St. James Street, T.V. Executives: and 25 Blue -Ball Yard, Hartshorne, M.A.A., M.I.P.A. London, S.W.1. Telephone: 01-499 3054. D. Redhead, SEVERN ADVERTISING LTD. Directors: C. H. D. Redhead, R. Telephone: F. W. Watson, W. TT. Scott. Mason Road, Kidderminster. 4015/6. Bradford Office: Kidderminster 1. REID WALKER ADVERTISING LTD. Forster House, Forster Square, Bradford Tele- 56/57 Fleet Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: Bradford 34124-6. phone: 01-583 9371. T.V. Executive: F. Wagstaff. T.V. Executive: G. W. H. Gibbs, M.I.P.A. MAC MANUS LTD. SHARP Tele- REX, STEWART AND ASSOCIATES LTD. 46 Albermarle Street, London, W.I. Lon- 5 Chesterfield Gardens, Curzon Street, phone: 01-493 6351. don, W.1. Telephone: 01-629 9141. LTD. T.V. Executive: Victor Geil. SHARPS' TELEVISION SERVICES DuBarry House, James Street, London, WIM RICHMOND TOWERS LTD. sax. Telephone: 01-935 3711. London, W.C.1. Tele- M.B.- 1 Bloomsbury Street, Managing Director: W. S. Sharps. B.Sc.. phone: Museum 4622. K.S. T.V. Executive: M. Lazarus. SHARP & PARTNERS LTD. ROBERT London, W.1. Tele- ADVERTISING ORGANIZATION 46 Albemarle Street, RILEY phone: Hyde Park 6351. 35 Dover Street, London, WI X 4HU. Tele- TLuitcr. l.I . i ,: phone: 01-493 4080 and 23 Highland Road. 27 Augustus Road, Edgbaston, Birmingham OOD (ADVERTISING SHAWU ER 15. Telephone: 021-454 8611. SERVICES) 12. 164 High Street, Bordesley, Birmingham I I i Telephone: Victoria 5001/2. T.V. Executive: W. J. Shaw. MAX RITSON & PARTNERS LTD. London, WIM 79 New Cavendish Street, SIMPSON & GEMMELL LTD. 8AJ. Telephone: 01-636 4020. 108 Renfield Street, Glasgow, C.2., Scot- Media Director: D. J. Clark, A.M.I.P.A. land. Telephone: 041-332 3736. J. G. Warner. T.V.: T.V. Executive: R. Wilson. ROBERTSON ADVERTISING LTD. LTD. E.C.4. Tele- SMEE'S ADVERTISING Lon- 10-11, Fetter Lane, London, 3-5 Duke Street, Manchester Square, 0771-2-3. Telephone: Hunter 6644. phone: 01-353 don, W.1. B. Com., Executive: Miss D. Green. Media Director: S. G. Waterhouse, T.1". M.I.P.A. & SCOTT (ADVERTISING) ROBERTSON SOMMERVILLE & MILNE LTD. LTD. Bothwell Street, Glasgow, C.2. Scotland. 42 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh EH2 4HJ, 216 Chairman and llnu. Director: J. Bruce Omand, Scotland. Telephone: 031-255 6602. Glas- J.F., gow Office: 124 St. Vincent St., Glasgow. T.V. Executive: J. S. Bauchop, A.M.I.P.A. Telephone: 041-221 9021. THE W. J. SOUTHCOMBE ADVERTISING tlanauu,g Director: D. J. Mackenzie, M.I.P.A. AGENCY LTD. S.W. ROE TELEVISION LTD. 2 Basil Street, London, (F. John Roe Associates Ltd.) 20 St. Ann's Square, Manchester, Telephone: Deansgate A. N. (ADVERTISING) LTD. SPICER 3. 5111. & F. John Roe Advertising Ltd. 73 3 The Parsonage, Manchester Grosvenor Street, London, W.1. Telephone: LTD. Hyde Park 8501. THE SPIERS ADVERTISING Sussex. Directors: Derek J. Roe, Graham Roe, L. Bowyer, Park Creative & Production: C. Stevens (Exec. Di- 261Telep Queen's a kod,a 7.Brighton, rector). T.V. Executive: B. S. Spiers. Time Buyer: B. Tansey . STEELE'S ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. ROLES & PARKER LTD. W.C.2. Telephone: W.C.I. Telephone: 129 Kingsway, London, Eagle Street, London, 6922. 01-242 7744. 01-405 Media: J. V. Standish. Creative Director: T. R. Flounders. ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. LTD. STEPHENS Tele- ROYDS LONDON 37, Golden Square, London, W.1. Royds House, Mandeville Place, London, phone: Gerrard 9055. W.I. Telephone 01-935 7733. W.I. Telephone: Hyde Park 1641. T.V., Film & Radio Dept. Director: T. Mallerman. T.V. Controller: Peter Davis. 645 STERLING ADVERTISING LTD. TULLY-CRABBE LTD. Sterling House, 162 Altester Road, Mose- Groat House, Collingwood Street, Newcas- ley, Birmingham 13. Telephone: 021- 449 tle-upon-Tyne. 4041-3. NEI IXR Telephone: New- castle-upon-Tyne 610151. T.V. Executive: S. R. Brittain, M.I.P.A., T.V. M. Inst. M.S.M. Executive: R. Thackeray. UNITED KINGDOM ADVERTISING STEWART SKINGLE LTD. LTD. CO. Derwent House, Arundel Street, Strand. London W.C.2. Chesham Hose, 150 Regent Street, London, Telephone: Temple Bar 8803. W.L. Telephone: Gerrard T.V. Executives: Stewart 7866. Skingle. Ken Curtis. T.V. Executive: Mike Storni. HARRY STILLINGS (ADVERTISING) LTD. 53 Queen St., Exeter. Telephone: Exeter C. VERNON & SONS LTD. 59100 and 59485. 178-202 Great Portland St., London, W.1. T.V. Executives: H. A. Stillings, J. Telephone: (Mrs.) E. Freer 01-637 1488. /him' iii T.1 Ruy- :1. Fouler. STOWE & BOWDEN LTD. St. Andrews House, Portland Street, Man- J. W. VICKERS & CO. LTD. chester M60 7HT. Telephone: 061-236 65 London Wall, London, E.C.2. Telephone: 9624. London Wall 4914. VOGUE PUBLICITY STOWE BOWDEN SLATER LTD. Ocean Buildings, Donegall Square East, Publicity House, Claremont Road, Newcas- Belfast. Telephone: Belfast 30083. tle-upon-Tyne. Telephone: 0632-610741. T.1'. li.rerstive: M. Davies. G. STREET & CO. LTD. WADDICORS Streets House, & CLARK WILKINSON LTD. Lawrence Lane, King Street, 12 Hay London, E.C.2. Telephone: 01-588 Hill, Berkeley Square, London, W.I. 1241. Telephone: 01-629 T.V. Director: Thomas Morley. 1446. T.V. Manager: Ivan Staff. T.Y. Director: J. H. Clark. STUART ADVERTISING AGENCY LTD. C. P. WAKEFIELD LTD. 22 Red Lion Street, London, WC1R, 4PX. Wakefield House, 153 Fleet Street, London, Telephone: 01-405 2747. E.C.4. Telephone: Fleet Street 4588 (3 lines) & 3521 (4 lines). T.V. Executive: P. H. Frost, A.M.I.P.A. T.V. Executive: R. J. Wakefield, M.I.P.A. TALBOT ADVERTISING 44-5 Fleet Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: WALKLEY HODGSON LTD. Fleet Street 5438. 105-6, New Bond St., London, W.I. Tele- phone: Hyde Park T.V. Executive: H. A. N. Talbot. 9583/4/5. TAYLOR ADVERTISING LTD. CHARLES WALLS & PARTNERS LTD. 85 Gloucester Place, Provincial House, 48-62 Market Street, Brad- London, W.I. Tele- ford 1. Telephone: phone: 01-486 4611. Bradford 22258 (9-50). T.I'. I)i re,t,. rs: R. S. Pearson, M.I.P.A., C. Har- T.I'. J.' .r, is'r: .1. Sntit h. rison, A.S.T.D., M.I.P.A. THE TECHNICAL ADVERTPS!NG SE2VICE (Prop. The Ward -Chalk Partnership Ltd.) WASEY, PRITCHARD AND QUADRANT 83 Kingsway, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Williams House, Eastbourne Terrace, Lon- Holborn 2968. don, W.2. Telephone: 01-262 3424. TECHNICAL & EXPORT PUBLICITY LTD. (In association with Blakemore Advertising WHITE ADVERTISING Ltd.) 2 Park Lane, Croydon, CR9 1DL. Tele- Midland Bank Chambers, Warwick Road, phone: 01-688 3851. Bermingham 27. Telephone: Acocks Green 2201/2. THAMES ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. 289-293 High Holborn, London, W.C.1, Tele- T.V. Executive: H. Bertram White. phone: Chancery 7481. I . Executives: F. R. Hills, G. M. Gibson. JACK WHITE & ASSOCIATES Stratford House, Moseley Road, Birming- J. WALTER THOMPSON Co. LTD. ham, 12. Telephone: 021-772 40 4147-8-9. Berkeley Square, London, W.1. Tele- T.V. Executives: phone: Mayfair 9496. H. T. V. White. M.I.P.A., M.A.A., II. G. Griffiths, A.M.I.P.A., J. A. McINNES THOMSON ADVERTISING LTD. Musto. 42 Carlton Place, Glasgow C.5., Scotland. Telephone: 041-429 2274. WHITES OF BRISTOL Priory House, Marlborough T.V. E.recut've: Elizabeth Bruce. Street, Bristol, BSI 3NY. Telephone: Bristol 23053. WILFRID TISBURY & CO. LTD. 128-134 Baker Street, London, W.I. Tele- SIDNEY F. WICKS LTD. phone: Hunter 3555. 21 Newton Street, Manchester M1 1HJ. T.V. Executive: Alan Smith. Telephone: 061-236 9047. T.V. Executive: David W. Wicks. S. D. 'ICON & HEATH LTD. 1266 Warwick Road, Knowle, Solihull War- WILCOX ADVERTISING LTD. wickshire. Telephone: Knowle 4164/7. 43 Gerrard Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Marketing and Television Manager: Mrs. F. M. Regent 1471-5. Towe. T.V. Esecutive: T. F. Simpson. 646 TELE- WILKINSON, SCOTT -TURNER LTD. ASSOCIATION OF CONTRACTORS IN 17-18 Dover Street, London, W.I. Tele- VISION AND FILM LIGHTING EQUIPMENT phone: 01-493 6787. Aldeman House, 37 Soho Square, London, W.I. Telephone: 01-437 7107. DAVID WILLIAMS & PARTNERS LTD. Chairman: V. A. Proud. 52 Bedford Row, London, W.C.1. Secretary: D. Maxted Jones. T. V. Executive: Frank Gonella. FILM PRO- WILSON ADVERTISING LTD. ASSOCIATION OF SPECIALISED 20 Dale Street, Manchester 1. Telephone: DUCERS 25 Green Street, London, W1Y 3FD. Tele- Central 2901. London Office: Hesketh 0631. House, Portman Square, London, W.1. Tele- phone: 01-499 I..rr uti:e Secretary: D. II. Cohen. phone: 01-935 9243. (h,r;n;nn: Douglas Thomas. T.V. E.rccutit'e: A. Grondy. BRITISH ACTORS' EQUITY ASSOCIATION WINTER THOMAS & HOLDSWORTH LTD. (Incorporating the Variety Artists' Fed.) 79 Cavendish Street, London, WIM 8AJ. 8 Harley Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Telephone: 01-636 4020. 01-636 6367. Cables: Britequity, London. Mrd;a Director: D. J. Clark, A.M.I.P.A. President: Sir Felix Aylmer, O.B.E. T.V. J. G. Warner. Honorary Treasurer: Charles Farrell. General Secretary: Gerald Crnasdell, O.B.E., B.A. S. H. WRIGHT LTD. 44 Bedford Row, London, W.C.1. Telephone: BRITISH ANIMATION GROUP 01-242 8328. 25 Green Street, London W1Y 3FD. Tele- phone: 01-499 0631. WTV STUDIOS LTD. 112/114 Thorpe Road, Norwich, NOR 15T. Telephone: Norwich 26721. BRITISH KINEMATOGRAPH SOUND AND TELEVISION SOCIETY CONROY WYKES ADVERTISING LTD. 110/112 Victoria House, Vernon Place, Lon- 18-20 St. Andrew Street. London, E.C.4. don, WC1B 4AJ. Telephone: 01-242 8400. Telephone: Fleet Street 0951. ( hainn,nu I laci,l Sannu l:nn. Sc, retarr Pal McGurk. Media: Miss F. Thomas. T. V.: Miss F. Thomas. BRITISH RADIO VALVE MANUFACTUR- ERS' ASSOCIATION YOUNG & RUBICAM LTD. Mappin House, 4 Winsley Street, London, Greater London House, Hampstead Read, W.I. Telephone: 01-580 8562. London, N.W.1. Telephone: 01-387 9366. Srrrctary: A. C. Bentley. Creative Director: Dennis Anton. Manager T.V. Dept: Gilbert King. BRITISH REGIONAL TELEVISION ASSO- CIATION Knighton House, 52/66 Mortimer Street, PROrTSSIONAL AND TRADE London, W.I. Telephone 01-636 6866. Chairman: R. B. Henderson. ASSOCIATIONS (Representing the interests and problems com- THE ADVERTISING ASSOCIATION mon to the regional companies). 1 Bell Yard, London, W.C.2. Telephone: CINEMATOGRAPHERS 01-405 3922. BRITISH SOCIETY OF LTD. (Aims are (1) To establish advertising as the (To promote and encourage the pursuit of essential factor in the marketing of produce and the highest standards in the craft of mo- manufactured goods; (2) To conserve the com- tion picture photography) mon interests of those engaged in advertising Road, Wimble- by promoting co-operative action and instituting Park House, 158-160 Arthur protective measures; (3) To encourage the study don Park, London, S.W.19. of the theory and practice of advertising and Secretary: Miss I. Minton. the improvement of its technique by the institu- )lert Easey. tion of courses of study. Hon. Treasurer: Director General: J. S. Williams, O.B.E. CENTRAL CASTING LTD. (Licensed annually by the City of Westmin- ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTING STAFF Registered Office: 25 Green Street, King's Court, 2-16 Goodge Street, London, ster.) London, W.1. Casting Office: 5/7 Carnaby WIP 2AE. Telephone: 01-637 1261. Street, London, W.1. Telephone: 01-437 Cen,.,al G. T. Rhys, M.A., L.L.B. S'ee, :r',': 1881. ASSOCIATION OF CINEMATOGRAPH, TELEVI- Directors: A. W. Filson (chairman), E. G. Der- B. Kingham, Robert SION AND ALLIED TECHNICIANS rington. C. R. Howard, J. Lennard, H. Mason, J. P. H. Walton, B.Sc. (Affiliated to Trades Union Congress and (Econ) FICS. Labor Party). 2 Soho Square, London, WIV Secretary: I. E. Mitchell. 6DD. Telephone: 01-437 8506. General Manager: F. T. Kennedy. President: George H. Elvin, F.C.I.S. CINEMA AND TELEVISION BENEVOLENT Secretary: Alan Sapper. FUND (The Association is the recognized Trade Union Royalty House, 72 Dean Street, London, for film and television technicians and negoti- W.1. Telephone: 01-437 6567. ates salaries and working conditions. It also Bureau as President: Cecil G. Bernstein. controls the A.C.T.T. Employment Secretary: C. A. A. Kilmister. an agency exclusively for film and TV techni- cians.) (The Fund gives relief by financial grants and al - 647 towances to needy members or ex -members of the FILM ARTISTES' ASSOCIATION film industry or independent TV, and their F.A.A. House, 61 Marloes Road, London, widows; maintenance and education of orphans and generally to assist those in distress due to W.8. Telephone: 01-937 4567-8. sickness, injury, unemployment or old age. Con- General Secretary: Sean Brannigan. valescence is available to assist in recovery after illness or operations at "Glebelands," Woking- FILM LABORATORY ASSOCIATION LTD. ham, Berks; and "The Craggs," Bare, More- (A trade association of companies engaged cambe, Lance: Admission to Convalescent in the printing and processing of cinemato- Homes free upon applicaton to the Secretary.) graph film). 2nd Floor, 19/20 Leicester Square, London, W.C.2. Telephone: 01-839 COMPOSERS GUILD OF GREAT BRITAIN 6508/9. 10 Stratford Place, London, W.1. Telephone: Secretary: W. Strachan, M.A., LL.B. 01-499 8567. President: Sir Arthur Bliss, Master of the FILM PRODUCTION ASSOCIATION OF Queen's Musick. GREAT BRITAIN Chairman: Ch risto her Le Fleming. 25 Green Street, WIY 3FD. Telephone: 01- Treasurer: Ruth Gipps, D.Mus. 499 0631. Secretary: Miss Elizabeth Yeoman. (Objects: To further artistic and Director: Andrew Filson. professional Gen. Secretary: John Walton, B.Sc. (Econ.), interests of its members). FCIS. CONFEDERATION OF ENTERTAINMENT UNIONS FILM PUBLICITY GUILD LTD. 2 Soho Square, London, W 1 V 6DD. Tele- 5 Dansey Ploce, London, W.I. Telephone: phone: 01-437 8506. 01-437 2552. (Confederation of trades unions engaged in the President: Harry Pease. entertainment industry.) Co -Chairmen: Theo Cowan, Eddie Patman. President: G. H. Elvin, F.C.I.S. Hon. Secretary: Graham Whitworth. Vice -President: Gerald Croasdell. Hon. Treasurer: Douglas Ewin. Treasurer: Harry Francis. Secretary: A. Sapper. FILMS OF SCOTLAND Film House, 3 Randolph Crescent, Edinburgh ELECTRONIC VALVES & SEMI -CONDUC- TOR MANUFACTURER'S ASSOCIATION EH3 7TH, Scotland. Telephone: 031-225 Mappin House, 4 Winsley Street, Oxford 2763. Street, London, W.I. Telephone: 01-580 Chairman: Sir Alexander B. King, C.B.E., D.L., L. LD., J.P. 8562. Vice -Chairman: George Singleton, C.B.E., J.P. ,',c c la,y: A. C. Bentley. Hon. Treasurer: Jas. S. Christie. Director: H. Forsyth Hardy. THE ENTERTAINMENT AGENTS' ASSO- (Objects: The Films of Scotland Committee was CIATION LTD. set up by the Scotish Council (Development 3 Golden Square, London, W.1. Telephone: and Industry) in consultation with the Secre- 01-437 2183. tary of State for Scotland to promote the pro- Hon. Secretary: George Knapman. jection of Scotland on the cinema and the tele- (Founded in 1927 as the Agents' Assoc. and name vision screens. Short films are made in collabora- changed to present one in Februar,, 1966. The tion with industries and local authorities and Association in Comprises the principal agencies advice and assistance are given to Commercial in all branches of the entertainment Film Producers and Television Companies open industry.) ating in Scotland.) ELECTRICAL ELECTRONIC AND TELECOMMUNI- GENERAL & MUNICIPAL WORKERS' CATION UNION UNION Ruxley Towers, Esher, Surrey. Hayes Court, West Common Road, Claygate, Hayes, Telephone: Bromley, Kent. Telephone: 01-462 6251. Esher 62081. London Area Office: 39 Highbury Place, General Secretary: Lord Cooper. London, N.5. Telephone: 01-226 0112. GUILD OF FILM ART DIRECTORS (Representing electrical operatives engaged in Art Department Library, Pinewood Studios, studio production.) Iver, Bucks: Telephone: Iver 700. General Secretary: F. J. Chapple. Assistant Secretary: Pamela Alcott. FEDERATION OF SPECIALISED FILM AS- GUILD OF FILM PRODUCTION EXECU- SOCIATIONS TIVES 25 Pinewood Studios, Iver Heath, Bucks: Tele- Green Street, London, W.I. Telephone: phone: Iver 700. 01-499 0631. Director: Andrew Filson. THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY OF BRIT- General Secretary: John Walton. ISH ADVERTISERS LTD. Director of Labour Relations: E. G. Derrington. 45 Hertford Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Executive Secretary: D. H. Cohen. 01-499 4781. (The Federation represents and promotes the (Objects: The protection and advancement of the interests of all branches of the specialised film advertising and marketing interests of all mem- industry through its constituent member As- ber companies by their organised representation sociations:-Assuciation of Specialised Film of ISBA committees. The production of inform- Producers, Advertising Film Producers As- ation and advice through ISBA's Information sociation and the British Animation Group.) Department.) Director: Sir John Parker, KBE, CB, DSC. FILM AND TV CONTRACTORS ASSOCIA- INDEPENDENT TELEVISION COMPANIES TION LTD. ASSOCIATION, LTD. Alderman House, 37 Soho Square, London, Knighton House, 52-66 Mortimer Street, W.I. Telephone: 01-437 7107. London, W 1 N 8AN. Telephone: 01-636 Chairman: R. Wilson -Singer. Hon. Treasurer: L. Jennings. 6866. Secretary: Charles W. Allen, F.C.C.S., F.R.S.A. The Association exists to represent and promote 648 the interests of the programme companies ap- W.1. Telephone: 01-629 5713. Cables: Hay pointed by the Independent Television Author- ity. The members are Anglia Television, ATV Hill, London, W.1. Network, Border Te'evision, Channel Televi- (An association of the principal personal man- sion, Grampian Television, Granada Teilvision, agers who represent stars, feature players, au- Harlech Television, London Weekend Televi- thors, writers, producers, directors and tech- sion, Scottish Television, Southern Television, nicians.) Thames Television, Tyne Tees Television, Chairman: Felix de Wolfe. Ulster Television, Westward Television, York- Vice-Chairman: Peter Dunlop. shire Television. Treasurer: Fredk. Joachim. INSTITUTE OF PRACTITIONERS IN Secretary: James Sharkey. ADVERTISING 44 Belgrave Square, London, S.W.1. Tele- PHONOGRAPHIC PERFORMANCE LTD. phone: 01-235 4404. Evelyn House, 62 Oxford Street, London, W.1. Telephone: 01-636 1472. Director: James O'Connor, FCIS, FIFA. Secretary: Robert Sovthcombe, M.A. (A Company founded by the British Phonographic Industry to control the rights of the leading INSTITUTION OF ELECTRONIC AND manufacturers of gramophone records and to issue licences for the public performance of RADIO ENGINEERS records.) 8-9 Bedford Square, London, W.C.1. Tele- Secretary: R. S. Johnson. phone: 01-637 2771. General Manager: H. G. S. Gilbert. MECHANICAL COPYRIGHT PROTECTION RADIO AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENT SOCIETY LTD. MANUFACTURERS' FEDERATION Elgar House, 380 Streatham High Road, 4 Winsley Street, London, WIN ODT. Tele- London, S.W.16. Telephone: Streatham phone: 01-580 8562. 3181-8. Cables and Telegrams: Mecolico, Secretary: A. C. Bentley. London, S.W.16. THE RADIO AND TELEVISION RETAILERS' OBJECTS ASSOCIATION (RTRA) LTD. The Society has the authority of some ten thou- 19/21 Conway Street, London, WIP 6DY. sand music copyright owners in the U. K. and Commonwealth, the U.S.A., Germany, Italy Telephone: 01-387 6046. and other countries to licence the use of their Director: D. M. Keegan, works for all forms of mechanical reproduc- Secretary: A. J. Eason. tion, including sound synchronisation in cine- matograph, television and advertising films. THE RADIO INDUSTRY COUNCIL Managing Director: B. W. Pratt. 49 Russell Square, London, W.C.I. Tele- General Mgr, and Secretary: J. M. Edwards. phone: 01-580 3586. Licensing Manager: J. R. Thomas. Director and Secretary: S. E. Allehurch, O.B.E. MOTION PICTURE EXPORT ASSOCIATION RADIO SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN OF AMERICA INC. 35 Doughty Street, London, W.C.1. Tele- Swiss Centre, 10 Wardour Street, London, phone: 01-837 8688. W.1. Telephone: 01-734 3811. t ,' n. .11onaycr: R. i li. A :ntghan. P e,tir,ual 1)irrr tor. 1leadquartct's (.?s,: Leu I). ibr hstelter. RADIOWRITERS ASSOCIATION (Affiliated to the Society of Authors) MUSICIANS' UNION 84 Gate, Lon- Drayton Gardens, London, S.W.10. Tele- 29 Catherine Place, Buckingham phone: Telephone: 01-834 1348. Ca- 01-373 6642. don, S.W.1. r r.tar bles: Amuse., London. S.W.1. Obit. Genera! Secretary: Hardie Ratcliffe. RELAY SERVICES ASSOCIATION OF (This organisation is a Trade Union composed GREAT BRITAIN mainly of members of Symphony. Theatre. 75 Cannon Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: Kinema, Music Hall, Broadcasting and Record- 01-248 1172. ing, Orchestras and Dance Bands.) Secretary: Halden Evans, F.C.I.S. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THEATRI- CAL AND KINE EMPLOYEES ROYAL TELEVISION SOCIETY (Incorporating kinema and film studio op- 166 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.C.2. eratives and projectionists.) 20 Bedford Telephone: 01-836 3330/3788. London, W.C.2. Telephone: 01-836 President: Lord Bowden, M.A., Ph.D., Street, M. Sc.Tech., F.I.E.E. 8526. Secretary: C. A. Marshall, B.Sc., M.I.E.E. President: K. Barry. (Objects: The Royal Television Society at the Officer in Charge T.V. 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Saint John CHCH-TV (Channel I I ) CHSJ-TV (Channel 4) (Satellite Bon Accord, Niagara Television Ltd., 163 Jackson Street West, Edmundston) Hamilton: 522-1101. Sid J. Bibby, vice pres. & gen. mgr.; W. Davidson, sls. mgr.; W. L. Critten- New Brunswick Broadcasting Co. Ltd., Crown & mktg. Union Streets, Saint John, N. B. 657-3410; Wil- den, mgr.; Cndn. reps., All -Canada Televi- sion; U.S. reps., E. S. Summer. lian Stewart, mgr.; Cdn. reps., All -Canada Radio- Television. Operation: 1954. Operation: 1954. Kingston NEWFOUNDLAND CKWS-TV (Channel I I) CBC Cornerbrook Frontenac Broadcasting Company Ltd., 170 Queen CBYT (Channel 5) (Satellite Harmon Field) Street, Kingston; 542-4977. Roy W. Hofstetter. station mgr.; Cndn. reps., All -Canada Television. Canadian Broadcasting Corp., 13 Cobb Lane, Cor- Operation: 1953. nerbrook. W. F. Galgay, dir. Newfoundland; C. V. Hierlihy, station mgr. Operation: 1959 Kitchener St. John's CTV CKCO-TV (Channel 13) CTV Central Ontario Television Limited, 864 King Street CJON-TV (Channel 6) (with satellite CJOX-TV, West, Kitchener; 744-7331. Carl A. Pollock, pres.; Argentia), Central Newfoundland CTV William D. McGregor, gen. mgr.; Eugene Fitz- gibbons, Newfoundland Broadcasting exec. dir.; R. H. McKeown, sls. mgr.; Company Ltd., Prince Cndn. rep., Joseph Hardy & of Wales Street, St. John's; Geoff. Stirling, chmn.; Co. Ltd.; ntnl, & Don U. S. reps., ABC Int'l. TV. Jamieson, pres. H. Jamieson, sales mgr.; Os- Operation: 1954. car Hierlihey, chief engr.; Colin Jamieson, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Cndn. reps. Stovin-Byles Ltd.; U. S. reps., Weed Television Inc. London Operation: 1955. CFPL-TV (Channel 10) CBC NOVA SCOTIA London Free Press Printing Co. Ltd., Box 2880, Commissioner's Road, London; 434-2115. Walter J. Antigonish Blackburn, pres.; Murray T. Brown, vice pres.; CFXU-TV (Channel 9) Robert A. Reinhart, station mgr.; Glen Robitaille, chief engr.; W. Cliff Wingrove, sls. mgr.; James Atlantic Television Co. Ltd., H. J. Webb, pres.; Plant, prod. mgr.; Cdn. & U. S. reps., v.s., All - Charles O'Brien, geni. mgr. Canada Television; U. S. reps. Operation: 1961. Operation: 1953. 656 North Bay Timmins CFCH-TV (Channel IO) CBC CFCL-TV (Channel 6) CBC (Satellites: Kapus- Tel -Ad Company Limited, Box 1000, North Bay; kasing, Elk Lake) Studio: 752-3000. G. A. Alger, pres.; Ced Price, J. Conrad Lavigne Enterprises Ltd., P.O. Box 620, mang. dir.; Fred Noon, sales mgr.; David Mee, Timmins; 264.4211. J. Conrad Lavigne, pres. chief engr.; Bill Hart, program dir.; Reg Carne, Rene Barrette, gent, mgr.; Roch Demers chief mgr.; Sid omkins, prog. dir.; Candn reps., Stovin- eng,; Terry Coles, prog dir.; rep., Paul Mulvihill; Byles; U. S. reps., All Canada Radio & TV Ltd. U. S. reps.; Weed & Co. Operation: 1955. Operation: 1956. Ottawa Toronto CBOT (Channel 4) CBC CBLT (Channel 6) CBC Canadian Broadcasting Corp. Box 3220, Ottawa; Canadian Broadcasting Corp., 354 Jarvis Street J. J. Dunn, mgr.; L. M. O'Neill, sls. mgr.; D. Toronto. Eugene Hallman, gen. mgr. English net- Townsend, prog. mgr.; reps., Canadian Broadcast- work broadcasting; William Weston mgr.;G. ing Corp. Jones, tech. dir.; reps., Canadian Broadcasting Operation : 1955. Corp. Operation: 1952. CBOFT (Channel 9) CBC-French 9) CTV Charles G. Huard, mgr.; reps. Canadian Broadcast- CFTO-TV (Channel ing Corp. Baton Broadcasting Ltd., Box 9, Toronto, Ont.; 362- Operation: 1955. 2811. John Basett, chairman & pres.; E. J. Del- aney, v.p. & gen. she. mgr.; J. Ruttle, prog. dir. CJOH-TV (Channel 13) CTV U. S. reps., ABC Int'l. TV. Operation: 1961. Bushnell Broadcasting Ltd., 1500 Merivale Rd., Ot- tawa; 224-1313. Ernest Bushnell, chairman; Stuart Griffiths, pres.; W. O. Morrison, v.p. sales; Windsor N. R. Brining, v.p. finance; Peter Francis, prod. mgr.; Cndn reps., Independent Canadian TV Sales CKLW-TV (Channel 9) CBC Ltd.; U. S. reps., E. S. Summer Corp. Western Ontario Broadcasting Co. Ltd., 825 River- Operation: 1961. side Drive West, Windsor; 254-2831. S. Cam Ritchie pres. & gen. mgr.; E. C. Metcalfe, station mgr.; Giles McMahon, sales mgr.; Stewart Clark, Pembroke dir. engr.; G. Roper, prog. mgr.; Candn. reps. All -Canada Television; U. S. reps., RKO General CHOV-TV (Channel 5) Inc. Ottawa Valley Television Co. Ltd. Forest Lea Rd., Operation: 1954. Pembroke. Gordon Archibald, pres.; Ramsay Gar - row, sls. dir. Cndn. reps., Paul Mulvihill; U. S. reps., Canadian Broadcast Sales. Wingham Operation: fall, 1961. CKNX-TV (Channel 8) CBC Peterborough Radio Station CKNX Ltd., Wingham; 357.131u. t,. W. Cruickshank, pres.; Ross Hamilton sales mgr.; CHEX-TV (Channel 12) CBC S. C. Reid. chief engr.; Cdn. á U. S. reps., All - Canada Television. Kawartha Broadcasting Company Ltd., Box 659. 1955. Peterborough; R.I. 2.0451. Walter Rewegan, mgr.; Operation: Cdn. & U. S. reps., All -Canada Television. Operation: 1955. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Port Arthur-Fort William Charlottetown (Channel 13) CBC (Satellite New CKPR-TV (Channel 2) CBC CFCY-TV Thunder Bay Electronics Ltd., 87 North Hill Street, Glasgow) Port Arthur; 344.9685, Fraser Dougal, res.; Canadian Broadcasting Corp, Ltd., 85 Kent Street, G. N. Conger mgr.; Candn reps., Stovin-Byles; Charlottetown; 894-7347; Cdn. & U. S. reps., U. S. reps., Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales. CBC. Operation: 1954. Operation: 1956. Sault Ste. Marie QUEBEC CJIC-TV (Chnanel 2) CBC Carleton Hyland Broadcasting Radio-TV Ltd., 119 East Street, CHAU -TV (Channel 5) CBC (Bilingue,) (Satel- Sault Ste. Marie; AL. o-74941. \Ira. J. t.. Ily)lau,i, pres.; R. H Ramsay. gel, ,u_,., Ii lite. Perce, Fox River.) chief engr.; E. W. Plouffe, sales mgr.; Wayne Television de la Baie des Chaleurs Inc., Carleton Turner, prog. mgr.; Candn. & U. S. reps., All Que. Dr. Charles H. Houde, man. dir.; Pierre Canada Television. Stein, corn. mgr.; Arthur Houde, program co-ord. Television; Canadian reps., Hardy Radio & TV Ltd.; U. S. Operation: 1954. reps.: Weed & Co. Operation: 1959. Sudbury CKSO-TV (Channel 5) CBC (Satellite Elliot Chicoutimi Lake) CJPM-TV (French) Cambrian Broadcasting Ltd., Box 400, Sudbury, CJPM-TV Inc. Box 600 Mount Ste. Claire Rd., Ont. 674-0711. George M. Miller, chmn. of bd.; Chicoutimi; 549.2576. Paul Audette, gen. mgr.; W. B. Plaunt, pres.; Ralph Connor, v.p. & gen. Claude Blain, asst. gen. mgr. Cndn. reps., Paul mgr.; Jim Boyd opa. mgr.; Wally Robert, chief L'Anglais, Inc.; Stovin-Byles Ú. S. reps., ForJoe eng.; Candn. & Ú. S. reps., All -Canada Television. TV Inc. Operation: 1954. Operation: 1963. 657 Jonquiere Riviere -du -Loup CKRS-TV (Channel 12) CBC French CKRT-TV (Channel 7) CBC Radio Saguenay Ltee., 175 Sir Wilfred Laurier CKRT-TV Lteé., t Frontenac St., Riviere -du-Loup, Street, Jonquiere, Y.Q.; 542-4551. Henri Lepage, 862-6003 Luc Simard, pres. & gen. nigr.; Gerard pres.; Tom Burham, gen. mgr. & sis, dir.; Gerard Simon, vice-pres.; Claude Ayotte, tech. dir. Cndn. Lamieux, dir. eng., Odette Arseneault, prog. ntgr.; reps.: Harvey Radio & TV, U. S. reps, The Dev- Candn. reps., Joseph Hardy & Co. Ltd., U. S. ney Organization, Inc. reps., Canadian Standard Broadcast Sales. Operation: 1961. Operation: 1955. i3ouyn-Noranda Matane CKRN-TV (Channel 4) CBC (Bilingual) Northern Radio Nord Inc., CKBL-TV (Channel 9) CBC French Box 70, Rouyn, P.Q.; 762-0741. B. A. La Cie de Radiodiffusion Gould, pres. & man. dir.; Lucien de Matane Ltee., Matane, La Rocque comm. mgr.; G. F. Capellari, Oper. P.Q.; 562.0290. Rene Lapointe, pres. & gent. mgr.; mgr., Yvon Fortier, chief` engr.; Candn. reps., Hardy Radio & ops. mgr.; Octave Lapointe, comm. TV; U. S. reps., Weed & Co. mgr.; Cndn. reps., Jos. A. Hardy & Co.; U. S. Operation: 1957. reps., Devney Organization Inc. Operation: 1958. Sherbrooke Montreal CHLT-TV (Channel 7) CBC (French) Radio Television Sherbrooke, 221 Dufferin Street, CBFT (Channel 2) CBC French Sherbrooke, P.Q.; 569-9331. J. L. Gauthier, pres.; Canadian A. Gauthier, mang. dir.; Pierre Brunneau station Broadcasting Corp., 1425 Dorchester mgr.; Candn. reps., Paul L'Anglais; U. S. reps., Street, Montreal; UN 6-2571. J. Biais, dir. TV.; Canadian Standard Broadcast. M. Valiquette, sales dir.; F. (Gerard, prog. dir.; Reps., Canadian Broadcasting Corp. Trois Operation: 1952. Rivieres CKTM-TV (Channel 13) CBC (French) CBMT (Channel 6) CBC Television St. Maurice Inc., Box 277, Trois Rivieres. Canadian Broadcasting Corp., 1425 Dorchester Henri Audet, pres.; Street, Montreal; Cndn. reps.: Stovin-Byles, UN 6.2571. J. Biais, dir. TV.; U. S. reps.: All Canada Radio & T.V. M. Valiquette, sis. dir.; Ken Davey, prog. dir.; reps., Canalian Broadcasting Corp. Operation: 1954. SASKATCHEWAN CFCF-TV (Channel 12) CTV ENGLISH Moose Jaw Canadian Marconi Co., 405 Ogilvy Ave.; Mon- CHAB-TV (Channel 4) (Satellite Regina) CTV treal 15, CR. 3-6311. W. V. George, pres.; CHAB Ltd., 127 Main St., N., Moose Jaw, 692-6464. D. Martz, gen. mgr.; Vin Dittmer, bus. mgr.; Jack Moffat pres. & gen. mgr.; Sid Boyling sta- Danny Dooner, sales mgr.; Sam Pitt prog. mgr. tion mgr.; Stan Gardner, sis. mgr.; Bob Wyatt, bus, mgr. Canadian & U. S. Rep., All -Canada Radio & TV. Candn. reps., Stovin-Byles; U. S. reps.. Operation: 1961. E. S. Sumner Corp. Operation: 1959. CFTM-TV (Channel IO) French Prince Albert Tele Metropole Corporation, 1405 Maisonneuve, Montreal. J. A. De Seve pres.; Roland Giguere, CKBI-TV (Channel 5) (Satellites: Allicane, N. v.p. & stn. mgr.; Paul L'Anglais; v.p. & comm. Battleford, Nipawin & Greenwater.) dir.; Robert L'Herbier, prog. dir.; Canadian rep., CBC Stovin-Bytes; U. S. rep., ForJoe TV. Central Broadcasting Co. Ltd., CKBI Bldg., Prince Operation: 1960. Albert, Sask; 763-7421. E. A. Rawlinson mng. dir.; Ian Robertson, sales mgr.; Jack Ceanon, Quebec City prog. mgr. Cndn. & U. S. reps. All -Canada TV. Swift CBVT (Channel l I) CBC French Current Owned & operated by Canadian Broadcasting Corp CJFB-TV (Channel 5) CBC CFCM-TV (Channel 4) Swift Current Telecasting Co. Ltd.; PR 3-7266. Wil- Television liam Forst, pres. & gent. mgr.; Walter Buffam, de Quebec (Canada) Ltd., 1000 Myrand, sales mgr.; Quebec City; MU. 3.4985. Gaston Pratte, pres.; Cndn. reps. Television Representatives Jean Ltd. U. S. reps. Forjoe-TV Inc. A. Pouliot, man. dir.; Ernest W. Miller, Operation: 1957. comm. mgr.; Paul Chamberland, prog. mgr.; Mar- cel Chabot, dir. engr.; Cndn reps., Joseph A. Hardy Co. Ltd. Toronto & Montreal; U. S. rep., Yorkton Jos. A. Hardy; U. S. reps., ForJoe TV. CKOS-TV (Channel Operation: 1954. 3) (Satellites: Carlyle & Wynyard.) CBC CKMI-TV (Channel 5) Yorkton Television Co. Ltd. 95 East Broadway, Same executive as CFCM, but French operation. Yorkton, Sask; 783.3688. Ronald Skinner, pres.; Operation: 1954. George Skinner v.p. & asst. geni. mgr.; Wilbur Westby, prog. dir. Cndn. reps. Stovin-Byles Ltd. U. S. reps., ABC Int'l TV. Rimouski Operation : 1958. CJBR-TV (Channel 3) CBC (Satellites: CJES-TV Regina Estcourt, and CFCV-TV Clermont) CKCK-TV (Channel 2) CBC (Satellites Col- La Radio du Bas St. Laurent. Inc., 6 St John Street, Rimouski, P.Q.; 723.2217. Jacques Bril- gate, Willow Bunch) liant, pres.; Andre Lecomte, v.p. & gen. mgr.; L. Trans -Canada Communications Ltd., Box 2000, Re- P. Cliche, sales mgr.; Real Therrien, chief engr.; gina; LA 3-6671. Michael Sifton, pres.; Harold Francois Raymond, prog. dir.; Candn, reps., Crittenden v.p.; Don Tunnicliffe, sls. mgr.; Ernie Stovins-Bytes Ltd.; U. S. reps., All -Canadian Ra- Strong, chief eng.; Larry Glover, prog. dir.; dio & TV. Cndn. & U. S. reps., All Canada Television. Operation: 1954. Operation: 1954. 658 Saskatoon Lorrie Potts & Co. Ltd. CFQC-TV (Channel 8) CBC 13 A St. Clair Ave. W. Toronto; 921-8951. 1117 A. A. Murphy & Sons T.td.. 216 First Avenue St. Catherine St. W. Montreal; 845-6448. North Saskatoon; 242-6611. A. A. Murphy, pres.; G. Blair Nelson, v.p. & gent. mgr.; Walter Ro- National Sales manow, ops. mgr.; Greg Barnsley, prog. mgr.; RKO General Lyn Hoskins, chief eng.; Cndn. reps., Television Lord Simcoe Hotel, Toronto; 368-6194. Representatives Ltd.; U. S. reps., Canadian Sta- mgr. tion Representatives Ltd. Fred Sorrell, Operation: 1954. Radio & Television Sales Inc. YUKON 85 Bloor St. F., Toronto; 924-4477. 1115 Sher- Wh itehorse brooke St. W., Montreal; 849-1131. WHTV (Channel 4) Northern Television Systems. Ltd.. Box 1163. White- Radio House Ltd. horse, Yukon. Phone: 7-2359; Bert Wybrew, gen. 45 Overlea Blvd., Toronto; 425-1414. mgr.; Cdn. reps.: Radio-TV Sales, Inc., Broad- cast Reps. J. R. Guest, pres., W. R. Hazell, vice pres. Radio -Television Representatives Ltd. STATION REPRESENTATIVES 2 S+. Clair Ave. W. Toronto; 927-3221. 1110 All -Canada Radio & Television Ltd. Sherbrooke St., Montreal; 288-1188. 171 Mc - Dermot Ave., Winnipeg; WH 3-9574. 1131 1000 Yonge St., Toronto I, Ont. WA 5-9361 Richards St., Vancouver; MU 5-0288. Ross McCreath, vice pres. & gen. mgr.: Dominion Square Bldg., Montreal; 861-5654. P. Sisan. mgr. Winnipeg; WH 2-6861; Bill Edge. mgr. Calgary: Standard Broadcast Sales Co. 244-2455; Jack Cavanaugh, mgr. Vancouver: 684- 2 St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto; 924-5721. 1407 7461; Arnold Nelson, mgr. Mountain St., Montreal; 849-2454. Broadcast Reps. Ltd. Waldo Holden, pres. (in Toronto) ; Arnold Stinson, vice pres. & gen. mgr.; Fred Ursal. mgr.; W. Law- Winnipeg Box 801. rence Heisey, exec. vice pres.; Richard Moody, vice pres.-gen. mgr. (in Montreal). J. O. Blick, pres. Gibb & Associates Stephens & Towndrow (CBS Radio Byles, Ltd. Of Canada Ltd.) 406 Jarvis St, Toronto 927-4470. 1118 St. 2 St., Toronto; 363-9391. 2055 Peel St., Catherine St. Montreal; 866-3641. 365 Broad- Carlton 844-3975. 1006 Richards St. Van- way Ave., Winnipeg; 942-1892. 615 Pender St., Montreal; MU 4-6277. Vancouver; 682-6391. couver; Alan Slaight. CBC National Selective Sales Television Ltd. Box 500 Station A, Toronto I, Ontario; 925-3311. Stovin-Byles R. S. Joynt, sales director. 400 Jarvis St., Toronto; 924-5764. 1500 Stanley St., Montreal; 849-7731. 365 Broadway Ave., Group One Radio Ltd. Winnipeg; 942-1892. 615 W. Pender St., Van- 433 Jarvis St., Toronto; 923-0919. couver; 682-6391. Bev Maryin; Leigh Kelk. Western Broadcast Sales Ltd. Hardy Radio & Television Ltd. 227 Columbia St., Vancouver; 522-4521. 930 2 Carlton St., Toronto; 363-9433. Portage Ave., Winnipeg; 783-7751. Arthur Harrison, gen. mgr. M. Davies, G. Youngman. Independent Canadian Television 0 -- Sales Ltd. 175 Bloor St., Toronto; 923-2451. ADVERTISING AGENCIES Paul L' Angalis Inc. (The following agencies have been enfranchised by the Canadian Association of Broadcasters.) 1405 Maisonneuve St., Montreal; LA 6-9201. Paul L'Anglais, pres.; Guy Daviault, mgr. Ardiel Advertising Agency Ltd. 4 Lawton Blvd., Toronto; 924-5444. Branches: Major Market Broadcasters Ltd. Hamilton, Ottawa, Montreal. 1255 Yonge St., Toronto; 929-3301. Allan Waters, pres. BCP Advertising Ltd. 1010 Ste. Catherine St., W. Montreal; 878-1711. Messner & Co. Ltd. Odette Masse, TV Director. 171 McDermot Ave., Winnipeg; 943-9574. Backman Advertising, Ltd. Paul Mulvihill & Co. Ltd. Lord Nelson Bldg., 5675 Spring Garden Rd., 4 Richmond St. E., Toronto; 363-8814. 1434 St. Halifax; 422-1527. Catherine St. Montreal; 861-7987. Miss Anne Archibald, TV dir. 659 Baker Advertising Agency Ltd. Grosberg, Pollock & Gwartzman 20 Toronto St., Toronto; 364-6311. Branch: Ltd. Montreal. 234 Eglinton Ave. East, Toronto. 487-4717. R. A. McAlear, TV director. S. W. Gwartzman, TV Director Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn F. H. Hayhurst Inc. Co. Ltd. 55 Eglinton Ave. E., Toronto 12. HU 7-4371. 2 Carlton St., Toronto. EM 3-9461. Branch: Branch: Montreal, Vancouver. Montreal. Hutchins Advertising Co. of Canada B leasdale Advertising, Ltd. Ltd. 994 Haliburfon Rd., Victoria, B. C. 658-5028. 89 University Ave., Toronto. 364-6239. Violet Perry, TV director. William Bounsall, TV Director. J. H. Burley, Ltd. Huxley -Irwin -Price, Ltd. 159 Bay St., Toronto. Phone: 362-6847. 70 Sanford Ave., N. Hamilton, Ont. JA 8-0058. Branch: Toronto. Leo Burnett Co. of Canada Ltd. Jack Price, TV Director. 165 University Ave., Toronto. EM 6-5801. Branch: Montreal. Imperial Advertising Ltd. 5240 Blowers St., Halifax. B urns Advertising Agency Ltd. G. E. Macdonald, TV Director. 1980 Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal, Que. WE 5-5257. Inter -Canada Quebec Advertising Hubert Cote, TV Director Agency Ltd. 1374 Sherbrooke St., Montreal, Que. 288-9231. Dalton K. Camp & Assoc. Ltd. Jean-Marc Prievr, TV Director. 43 Eglinton Ave. E., Toronto; 487-2101. Albert Jarvis Ltd. 1000 Yonge St., Toronto. WA 5-3815. Branch in Cardon Rose Ltd. Montreal. 1411 Crescent St., Montreal. 842-8571; Branch: Godfrey Jarvis, TV Director. Toronto. Russell T. Kelley Co., Ltd. Cockfield, Brown & Co., Ltd. 627 Main St. E., Hamilton. JA 2-I155. Canada Cement Bldg., Montreal. 861-1771. Frank Rose, Media Director. Branches: Winnipeg, Vancouver, Toronto, Lon- Kenyon & don. Eckhardt Ltd. 8 King St., Toronto. 364-5381. Toronto 5; 2 St. Clair Ave. W., WA 4-5492. Mrs. J. Wolfe, Media Supervisor. Crombie Advertising Co. Ltd. James Lovick & Co. Ltd. 355 James St. W., Montreal. 288-4221. Branch: 1178 W. Pender St., Vancouver. 684-6221. Toronto. Branches: Toronto, London, Calgary, Winnipeg, Edmonton, Montreal. Dancer -Fitzgerald -Sample R. C. Berndt, media mgr. (Canada) Ltd. MacShoub 200 St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto. 929-3391. Group Inc. Miss Ruth Pedley, TV Director. 4141 Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal. 931-2556. J. Zolov, Hans Michel, TV Directors. Foote, Cone & Belding Canada Ltd. MacLaren Advertising Co. Ltd. IO St. Mary St., Toronto; 924-9331. Branch: Montreal. III Richmond St. W., Toronto 1; 362-2244. Branches: Montreal, Quebec, Windsor, Robert L. Simpson, Winni- TV Director. peg, Regina, Vancouver. Foster Advertising Ltd. H. E. Hough, Dir. Broadcast Services. 40 St. Clair Ave., Toronto; 928-8000. Branches: McCann-Erickson (Canada) Ltd. Windsor, Montreal, Winnipeg, Regina, Cal- 151 Bloor St. W., Toronto. 925-3231. Branches: gary, Vancouver. Montreal, Vancouver. Michael Hind -Smith, TV Vice President R. Hodgson, media supervisor. Goodis, Goldberg, Soren Ltd. McConnell Eastman & Co. Ltd. 23 Prince Andrew Pl., Toronto. 445-1153. Branches: 234 Eglinton Ave., E. Toronto. HU. 7-4601. Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton, Winnipeg, Van- Branch: London, Winnipeg, Calgary, Van- couver. couver, Edmonton, Hamilton, Montreal. F. Sandford, mgr. media service. G. L. Levine, media supervisor. 660 McKim Advertising Ltd. Willis Advertising Ltd. 1155 Dorchester Blvd., W. Montreal. 861-8422. 165 Bloor St. E., Toronto. WA 5-3804. Branches: Winnipeg, Vancouver, Toronto. P. Patterson, TV Director. B. L. Thomas, media prog. dir. Wood/Huggon/Tames Ltd. Muter, Culiner, Frankfurter & Gould 1395 Bayview Ave., Toronto; 481-2291. Ltd. John G. Tames, TV Director. 89 Avenue Rd., Toronto. WA 4-5736. Gerry Rafelman, TV Director. Young & Rubicam Ltd. 250 University Ave., Toronto. EM 2-3921. Branch: Needham, Harper & Steers of Montreal. Canada Ltd. IOI Richmond St., W.. Toronto. EM 4-1492. Norman, Craig & Kummel SERVICES Canada Ltd. Associations 1129 Leslie St., E. Toronto; 449-1010. Branch: Montreal. Association of Canadian R. G. Ballard, Media Dir Advertisers, Inc. O'Brien Advertising Ltd. 159 Bay St., Toronto; EM 3-80466. PRESIDENT 1030 West Georgia St., Vancouver 5. MU. JACK GLASIER 1-9174. GENERAL MANAGER AND SECRETARY Mrs T. Hardwood, media director. B. E. LEGATE Ogilvy & Mather (Canada) Ltd. Association of Motion Picture 88 University Ave., Toronto. 362-7711. Producers and Laboratories George Murray, media Director. of Canada 55 York St., Toronto I, Ontario. EM 3-8374. Paul, Phelan & Perry Ltd. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 33 Bloor St. E., Toronto. WA 5-3436. Branch: FRANK YOUNG Montreal, Winnipeg. G. Forsyth, TV Director. Association Professionelle de Cineastes Petersen Advertising Agency Ltd. 272 Ave. Querbes, Outremont Ave. 130 Bloor St. W., Toronto. 923-4683. Branches: SECRETARY Montreal, Calgary. CLEMENT PERRON Marion McLeod, Media Director. BMI Canada Limited Ronalds -Reynolds Ltd. 41 Valleybrook Dr., Toronto I, Ontario, Canada; 445-8700. 154 University Ave., Toronto 2B. EM 2-2381. GENERAL MANAGER Branch: Montreal, Winnipeg, Vancouver. HAROLD MOON P. L. Wiegland, TV Director. French Division Spitzer & Mills & Bates Ltd. 1600 St. Catherine St. W., Montreal 25, P. Q. Fitzroy 2552. 790 Bay St., Toronto I. EM 6-2811. Branch: PIERRE THIEBEAULT Montreal. Leo Brouse, TV Director. Institute of Canadian Stanfield, Johnson & Hill Ltd. Advertising Agencies 255 Davenport Rd., Toronto. WA 4-8481. Branch: FIELD REPRESENTATIVE Montreal. 2 Carlton St., Toronto, Ont. 368-2981. R. Showell. PRESIDENT H. D. RoncH Tandy Advertising Agency Ltd. GENERAL MANAGER ALAN L. BELL 2 Carlton St., Toronto. EM 3-6362. Branch: Montreal. Canadian Association of D. L. Calder, TV Director. Broadcasters J. Thompson Co. Ltd. Head Office -85 Sparks St., Ottawa 4, Ont.: Walter CE 3-4035. 1600 Dorchester Blvd., Montreal; 931-1331. EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT Branches: Toronto, Vancouver. T. J. ALLARD Vickers & Benson Ltd. Canadian Society of 630 Dorchester Blvd. W., Montreal 25. UN Cinematographers 6-7701. Branch: Toronto. P.O. Box 760, Adelaide St., Toronto.

661 Canadian Broadcast Executives Bell & Howell Canada Limited Society 125 Norfinch Dr., Toronto 15, Ont.; 635-9111. 12 Richmon+ St. E. Toronto; EM 6-9567. PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER EXECUTIVE SECRETARY JACK UNDERSELL ROBERT SIMPSON COMPTROLLER R. MARSHALL Composers, Authors and Publishers Association of Canada, Ltd. Caldwell A -V Equipment Co. Ltd. (CAPAC) 135 Midwest Rd., Scarborough, Ont.; 751-0881. 1263 Bay St., Toronto 5, Ont., Canada; PRESIDENT 924-4427. BRUCE EMONSON GENERAL MANAGER VICE-PRESIDENT WILLIAM S. Low E. GALEA MANAGER, LICENSING DEPT. C. R. MATHESON Canadian Aviation Electronics Directors Guild of Canada Placeville Marie, Montreal, Que. PRESIDENT AND MANAGING DIRECTOR 556 Church St., Toronto 5, Ont.; 922-5934. JAMES F. TOOLEY Electronic Industries Association of Canada Canadian ueneral Electric Co. Ltd. Electronic Equipment and Tube Suite 410, 200 St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto Department: 830 Lansdowne Ave., Toronto 4, Ont.; LEnnox Ontario; WAlnut 1-2898. 4-6511. PRESIDENT ADAMSON GENERAL MANAGER GEOFFREY A. R. NOBS GENERAL MANAGER AND SECRETARY HARRIS MARKETING MANAGER C. W. I. A. MASON DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING R. E. HACKEUSCH Canadian Kodak Sales Ltd. Television Bureau of Advertising of Mt. Dennis, Toronto 9, Ont.; 766-8233. Canada, Inc. PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER 500 University Ave., Toronto, Ont. R. L. CHRISTIE VICE-PRES. & ASST. GEN. MGR. K. WINTER VICE-PRES. SALES & ADV. D. D. LAUDER SATES MANAGER EQUIPMENT-Manufac- DON N. SPRING and Distributors turers Canadian Marconi Co. Ampex of Canada Head Office: 2442 Trenton Ave., Montreal, Que. 136 Skway Ave., Rexdale, Ont.; 677-2370. A. B. CLAPP CH 7-8285. Branches: 1830 Bayview Ave., Toronto, Ont.; GENERAL MANAGER MAyfair 0401. JIM DETLOR R. R. MADDISON 572 Barrington St., Halifax, N.S.; 3-1235. Walter R. Allen Ltd. D. J. MURPHY 4485 Earnscliffe Ave., Montreal. 1710 Third St. N.E., Calgary; 7-7571. PRESIDENT A. J. ROBINSON W. R. ALLEN 3594 Main St., Vancouver, B.C.; EM 4174. J. CHRISTENSEN Ansco of Canada Limited 2403 Stanfield Rd., Cooksville, Ont. 277-0381. Century Cine -Electronics PRESIDENT System Ltd. J. B. LAWSON 175 Bloor St. E. Toronto 5, Ont.; 924-3701. GENERAL MANAGER Arrow Photographic Equipment Ltd. S. U. ROTH 246 Adelaide St. W., Toronto 2B, Ont.; EMpire 6- 1648. Alex L. Clark Ltd. PRESIDENT 3751 Bloor St. W., Toronto 18, Ont.; 763-4539. GEORGE F. Moss PRESIDENT SALES MANAGER WILE FARROW J. R. COUSE Limited Du Pont Co. of Canada (1956) Associated Visual Services Ltd. 1240 West Broadway, Vancouver 9. RE 6-4471. 1135 Beaver Hall, Montreal, P.Q.; 85 Eglinton PRESIDENT & SALES MANAGER W. H. FAULKES Ave. E., Toronto, Ont. SECRETARY -TREASURER PRESIDENT MRS. W. H. FAULKES R. G. BECK 662 Ferrania Photo Sales Ltd. BEST FILM INDUSTRIES LTD., 344 Jarvis St., Toronto, Ont. 34 Greensboro Drive, Rexdale, Ont. 244-5345. CINE AUDIO LTD., 10251-106 St., Edmonton, PRESIDENT Alta. V. E. GR000ts CINESOUND LTD., 559 Rogers Rd., Toronto 15, Ont. Films Ltd. Garlick COLOMBO FILM LABS., Box 543, Kitchener, Ont. 88 Tycos Dr., Toronto 2B, Ont.; RU. 7-1761, COLORLABS SERVICES LTD., 49 Mutual St., PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER Toronto 2, Ont. ROLAND DE L. GARLICK DAVID BIER FILM LABS., 265 Vitre St. W., Montreal. P. Q. General Sound and Theatre DOMINION -WIDE PHOTOGRAPHS LTD., 329 Equipment Co. Ltd. Churchill Ave., Ottawa, Ont. 7 Banigan Dr., Toronto, Ont.; 425-1026. EASTERN FILM LABS., 1575 Argyle St., Halifax, N. S. PItEST1/ENT FRASER N EAT. FILM HOUSE LTD., 22 Front St. W., Toronto 1, Ont. GRAPHIC FILMS LTD., 19 Fairmont Ave., Ottawa Photo Importing Agencies Ltd. 3, Ont. 29 Gurney Cres., Toronto 19, Ont. 787-5691. MONT ROYAL FILM CORP LABS., 1240 St. PRESIDENT Antoine. Montreal, P. Q. R. A. M. COPPENRATH DIRECTOR TECHNICAL SERVICES NORTHERN MOTION PICTURE LABS LTD., H. C. CLArP 10 Dell Park Ave., Toronto 19, Ont. PATHE-HUMPHRIES OF CANADA LTD., 9 Brockhouse Rd., Toronto 14, Ont. and 121 St. Kingsway Film Equipment Ltd. Patrick St. 18, BElmont 3- 148 Norseman St., Toronto Ont.; LEON SHELLY CO., LTD., 31 Logandale Rd., 1103. Willowdale, Ont. PRESIDENT TRANS -WORLD FILM LABS LTD., 240 Bates R C MACAULAY Rd., Montreal 26, P. Q. VICE-PRESIDENT W. A. MACAULAY MacKenzie Equipment Co. 2 Homewood Ave., Toronto, Ont.; 924-9633. Research Organizations MANAGER ROBERT B. MACKENZIE BBM Bureau of Measurement 75 Eglinton Ave. E., Toronto, Ont.; HU 5-9464. McCurdy Radio Industries Ltd. EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT 108 Carnforth Rd., Toronto, Ont.; 421-0680. DR. B. K. BYRAM PRESIDENT GEORGE E. MCCURDY Canadian Advertising Research GENERAL MANAGER Foundation, Inc. GRAHAM FAWCETT SALES MANAGER 159 Bay St., Toronto, Ont.; EMpire 3-8046. WILLIAM MCFADDEN CHAIRMAN W. H. POOLE RCA Victor Co., Ltd. SECRETARY -TREASURER & ACA GENERAL MANAGER Head Office: 1001 Lenoir St., Montreal, P.Q.; B. E. LEGATE WE 7551. Branches: 49-51 Commission St., Halifax, N.S.; 5575 Royalmount Ave., Mon- Canadian Facts Limited treal, P.Q.; 1517 Laperriere St., Ottawa, Ont.; 49 Wellington St. W., Toronto, Ont.; EMpire 54 Blvd. St. Anne, Giffard, Que.; 1450 Castle - 4-6372; 1390 Sherbrooke Ave., Toronto; 1619 Dundas St., London, St. W., Montreal, field P.Q. James N., Winnipeg, Man.; Ont.; 626 St. CHAIRMAN E., 42nd Ave. and 6th St. Calgary, Alta.; Joan GRAYDON 2876 Rupert St., Vancouver, B.C. PRESIDENT L. G. GRAY William F. White Ltd. VICE-PRESIDENTS FRANK S. LYMAN 356 Munster, Toronto 14, Ont.; 231-6569. JOHN CRAIG PRESIDENT WILLIAM F. WHITE Gruneau Research Limited 861 Broadview Ave., Toronto, Ont.; EMpire 4-2113; 1434 St. Catherine St. W., Montreal, P.Q.; UN 6-3024. LABORATORIES PRESIDENT Toronto V. C. I;RUNEAU ASSOCIATED SCREEN INDUSTRIES LTD., VICE-PRESIDENT Toronto 2000 Northcliffe Ave., Montreal, P. Q. DR. A. 13. KLAN EENSHIP ASSOCIATION INDUSTRIAL FILMS, 135 Peter VICE-PRESIDENT Toronto St., Toronto 213, Ont. BYRNE HOPE SANDERS

663 International Surveys Limited ANIMATION PRODUCTIONS, R. R. I Moffat, Ont.; TA 4-8359; Allan Ackman, pres.; Dorothy 141 I Crescent St., W., Montreal, P.O.; VI 2-2734.. Ackman, secy-treas. 1173 Bay St., Toronto 4, Ont.; 925-2422. ANTON VAN DER WATER FILM PRODUC- PRESIDENT (Montreal) TIONS, 1231 St. Catherine St., W., Montreal. PAUL HAYNES Anton Van der Water, dir. VICE-PRESIDENTS (Toronto) ARTEK FILM PRODUCTIONS, 1818 Sherbrooke MAJ ORIE MORTON St., W. Montreal; Paul Legault, pres.; Andre Leg- DR. WINSTON MAHATOO ault, v.p. T. A. BEYE ASP PRODUCTIONS LTD., Toronto; 922-1239; SECRETARY -TREASURER (Montreal) Maxine Samuels, pres.; Michael Sadlier, v.p. & DOROTHY ROBERTS gen. mgr. ATLANTIC FILM & ELECTRONICS LTD., 22 McDonald Research Ltd. Prescott St., St. John's Nfld. A. Jekete, managing 1125 Leslie St., Don Mills, Ont.; 445-2000. director. PRESIDENT S. BANKS (IN TELEVISION) LTD., 556 Church CLYDE MCDONALD St., Toronto; 922.5134. Syd Banks, pres. VICE PRESIDENT DAVID BIER STUDIOS, 265 Vitre St. W., Mont- H. J. LEE real, Que. UN 1-3469. David Bier, pres. BIRD FILMS, LTD., 1849 Scarth St., Regina. Sask. A. C. Nielsen Co. of Canada Ltd. 4-344. Dick Bird president; Ada G. Bird. vice- president; Tom Ellis, sales manager. 39 Wynford Dr., Don Mills, Ont., 421-8383. BRISTON FILMS. LTD., 1490 Sherbrooke St. W.. PRESIDENT Montreal, Que. Leo Thompson, president. DEAN PRATHER CAMPBELL PRODUCTIONS, 19 Cindy St., R.R. VICE PRESIDENTS 3, Peterborough, Ont. H. Kenneth Campbell, pro- G. W. RALPH ducer -director. DOUGLAS SCANLON CANADIAN FILM INDUSTRIES, 2264 Lakeshore ORC International Ltd. Blvd. W., Toronto 14; 255-2351; Ralph Foster, 861 Broadview Ave., Toronto, Ont.; 469-1131. CAPILANO MOTION PICTURE CENTRE LTD., 1500 Stanley St., Montreal, P.O.; 1825 Capilano Rd., Vancouver, B. C.; YU 8.2164. 842-5039. Brig. E. G. Eakins, pres. PRESIDENT (Toronto) CARAVAN PRODUCTIONS, F. S. LACEY 28 Cecil St., Toronto 130, Ontario, Canada. Tel. (416) 920-9106. Telex: 06- VICE PRESIDENT (Toronto) 219732. J. C. BALSON CHERRY FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD., 25 Bell St., Regina, Sask.; Lawrence W. Cherry, pres.; Schwerin Systems Ltd. Evelyn Cherry, secty. 200 Bay St., Toronto I, Ont.; EM 4-7417. 1374 CHETWYND FILMS, LTD., 21 Grenville St., Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal; VI 2-1734. Toronto, Ont. WA 4-4493. Arthur Chetwynd, VICE PRESIDENT president and general manager; Marjory Chet- J. G. CUDLIP wynd, vice president. JACK CHISHOLM FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD., Daniel Starch (Canada) Ltd. 4 New St., Toronto; 925.2281. Jack Chisholm, pres. 861 Broadview Ave., Toronto 6, Ont.; 469-5039. CINECRAFT PRODUCTIONS, 10251 106th Ed- 1500 Stanley St., Montreal; 842-5039. monton, Alta.; 424-3236. N. J. Zubko, pres. & gen. PRESIDENT (Toronto) mgr. C. J. HI NCH NAT CLAVIER PRODUCTIONS, 571 Alester St., Ottawa, Ont.; SH 5-4378. Nat Clavier, pres. Trans -Canada Marketing CRAWLEY FILMS, LTD., 19 Fairmont Ave.. Ot. Studies Ltd. tawa, Ont. 8-8144. Branches: 21 Dundas SC. To- ronto; 1467 Mansfield St.. Montreal. F. R. Craw- 226 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ont.; EMpire ley, president & general manager; Graeme Fraser, 6512. vice-prtsident; Donald Carter, director of produc- tion; Quentin Brown, PRESIDENT manager television division. KEN DAVEY PRODUCTIONS, 693 Sargent Ave., RALPH BOWDEN Winnipeg, VICE-PRESIDENT, TORONTO Man. Kenneth R. Davey, pres. JOHN C. ROBERTSON DAVIS-BENNETT PRODUCTIONS, 718 Granville St., Vancouver B.C.; 684-3528. George Davis, VICE-PRESIDENT, MONTREAL president; Bill Bennett, vice pres. VERNE H. ATRILL DUNCLAREN DIRECTOR PRODUCTIONS, 131 Somerset St. FIELD W., Ottawa Ont.; 234-1466. Alma Duncan and MRS. JEAN EDITH WALLER Audrey McLaren in partnership. NATIONAL FIELD SUPERVISOR EASTERN FILM JAMES C. HICELING PRODUCTIONS LTD., 9 Ar- gyle St., Halifax, N. S. 3-7425; A. T. E. White -o-- and J. G. Duncan. FIFESHIRE MOTION PICTURES LTD., 2349 PRODUCERS Yonge St., Toronto 12; HU 8-0362. Joel Aldred, ACADEMY TV FILM PRODUCTIONS OF CAN- pres.; Douglas M. Robinson, prod. mgr. ADA, 433 Jarvis St., Suite 433, Toronto, Ont. FILM ASSOCIATES LTD., 1342 St. Catherine 925-5997. Mickey Schwarz, president; Judith St., W. Montreal, Que. Pierre Ramsay, exec. asst.; Ruth Stoll, prod. asst. Bruneau, pres. FILM FRONTIERS LTD., 10132-122 St., Edmonton, ADVERTEL PRODUCTIONS LTD., 742 Bay St., Alberta. (203) 488-6788. Tom Radford, Toronto 362-6696. Ormond Collier, vice pres. chairman Peter Mollige, AKO Productions Ltd., 32 Front FILM OPTICALS OF CANADA LTD., 500 Uni- St. W., Toronto, Ont.; Kenneth Ortor, prez. versity Ave., Toronto. Leon Levy, pres. THE ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA (DIVI- GANDER PRODUCTIONS LTD., 52 Jackman St., SION OF BROADCASTING), 600 Jarvis St., To- Toronto 5, Ont. 465-5561. Mojens Gander, pres. ronto, 923-0951. Mrs. G. Montizambert, super. PAUL HERRIOTT PRODUCTIONS 30 College visor. St.. Toronto, Ont.; 921.0585. Paul Iierriott. pres. 664 FRANCIS J. S. HOLMES FILM PRODUCTIONS, SPECTRUM FILM PRODUCTIONS, LTD. 98A 666 Riverwood Ave., Winnipeg, Man. 433-642. Avenue Rd., Toronto. WA, 2.1852. Allan Guest, Francis J. S. Holmes. Proprietor. pres. THE INTERNATIONAL PRODUCTIONS, LTD., STUDIO 7, PRODUCTION DE FILMS, 184 St. 149 Alcorn Ave., Toronto, Ont. WA 1.6291 H. E. Laurent St., Montreal. UN. 1.2809. Bernard Foster, president. Letremble, president. INTERVIDEO PRODUCTIONS LTD., 65 Front SUMMIT FILM PRODUCTIONS, LTD., 16 Grove - St. E., Toronto: 362-0442. Richard Ballentine. land Cres, Don Mills, Toronto; Douglas Robinson, J. N. FILM PRODUCTIONS, 10677 Hamelin St., president. Montreal 12, P.Q.; 388.3992. Jean Martimbeau, MICHEL J. SYM STUDIOS, 468 Academy Rd., pres. Winnipeg Man. 40-1235. Michel J. Sym, president & general manager; Marion L Sym, secretary - LAVOIE PRODUCTIONS. 477 Dolbeau St.. Que. production manager. bec City, P. Q. MU. 3-7601. Herman Lavoie, treasurer; Don Campbell, Director. SYNCHRO-QUEBEC LIMITED, 1318 St. Cather- ine St. W., Montreal. UN 6.8136. Yvon Charette, ROBERT LAWRENCE PRODUCTIONS (Cana- Ares. da) LTD., 38 Yorkville Ave., Toronto, Ont. WA. 5-5561. John Ross, president. TELEMEDIA LIMITED, 28 Cecil St., Toronto 130, Ontario, Canada; (416) 920-9106. Telex: 06-219732. LESSER STUDIO LTD.. 55 Charles St., W. Toron- to; Phone: 924-6611. Mort Lesser, president. TOLEA FILM PROJECTIONS, INC., 141 Dixon St., Ville La Salle, Que. Tolly Reviv, pres. JOHN LOWRY PRODUCTIONS, 44 Wellington St. E., Toronto, Ont.; 366-8751. John Lowry, pres. TRANS -CANADA FILMS, LTD., 916 Davie St., Vancouver, B. C. MU. 2-4646. E. W. Hamilton, JACK MARKOW & CO., 1827 St. Catherine St. pres. & gen. mgr. W., Montreal 25, P. Q. FI. 2907. Jack Markow, president. TRANS -WORLD FILM LABORATORIES LTD., 4824 Cote des Neiges Rd., Montreal P. Q. RE. MASTER FILM STUDIOS LTD., 811-A 17th Ave., 3-7181. Paul Pratt, president; A. Prefontaine, gen- S.W., Calgary. Alta. A. Bruce McLean, presi- eral manager. dent & general manager. THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA BERK- MINISTAR FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD., 157-9 LEY STUDIOS, 315 Queen St. E., Toronto, Ont.; Jane St., Toronto, Ont. RO. 7-5470. Ernest 366-9221. Rev. A. C. Moorhouse, Director, Audio - Corley, president. Visual Aids. MISSIONARY AUDIO-VISUAL COLLEGE. 21 VISUAL EDUCATION CENTRE, Toronto. Grant W. Broadway, Vancouver, B. C. DI. 8533. Peter Don Wilder, vice pres. Allinger, president. McLean, pres., WESTMINSTER FILM LTD., 259 Gerrard St., E., MORELAND-LATCHFORD PRODUCTIONS, Toronto 5. 929-3166. Lee Gordon, pres. 43 Dundas St., W., Toronto; 362-2011. Hugh More- land, pres., Frank Latchford, vice-pres. DON WILDER LTD., 95 Berkeley, Toronto; 363-1502. Don Wilder, president. MOTION PICTURE CENTRE LTD., 577 Jarvis St., Toronto, Ont. WA. 4-8329. G. S. Kedey, presi- WILLIAMS, DREGE & HILL LTD., 12 Shutter dent. St., Toronto, Ont. 362-5931. Hall B. Williams, president; Richard H. Hill, vice-president & gen. NIAGARA FILMS. INC., 3460 Rue Simpson, Suite eral manager. 601, Montreal. Fernand Sequin, pres.; Pierre 0 Lamy. dir. - of prod. NORTHERN MOTION PICTURE LABORA- TV FILM DISTRIBUTORS TORIES LTD., 10 Dell Park Ave., Toronto 19 S. L. Clemson and D. J. Wandborough. A & F FILM CORP., 1434 St. Catherine St. W., 6-9495. Nap Vaillancourt, NOVA FILMS INC., 20 St. jean St., Quebec City. Montreal, P. Q. UN. LA 5.4939. Jean M. Nadeau, pres. president. St., Toronto, Ont.; OMEGA PRODUCTIONS, INC., 1103 St. Mat- ABC FILMS, INC., 20 Carlton thew St. W., Montreal, Que. WE. 7-3525. R. W. 368-2335. William Hannah. Harwood, president; ADFILMS LTD., 110 Church St., Toronto; 368- PAGEANT PRODUCTIONS LTD., 736 Granville 8985. F. T. Stinson, president. St., Suite 4, Vancouver 2, B.C. H. W. Rooze- ALL -CANADA TELEVISION DIVISION, ALL boom, pres.; Jack Lindsay, v.p. CANADA RADIO FACILITIES LTD., 1000 Yonge St., WA. 5-9361. Stuart MacKay, presi- PEGASUS FILMS LTD., 455 Spadina Ave., Tor- dent; Reo Thompson, gen. mgr. onto. WA 2-6111. Frank Vass, pres. AMERIVISION, INC., 5000 Wellington St., Mont- PETERSON PRODUCTIONS, Toronto, Ont.; D. real, Que. PO. 8-4739. Fernand Seguin, president. Dean Peterson, president. CBS TELEVISION SALES, 45 Charles St., PHILLIPS -GUTKIN & ASSOC. LTD., 276 Main Toronto. St., Winnipeg, Man. 930-544. ohn Phillips, LTD., 556 president & production manager; Harry Gurktn, RALPH C. ELLIS ENTERPRISES, Church St., Toronto, Ltd.; 924-2186. Ralph Ellis, vice-president and managing director. pres. KEN POSTE PRODUCTIONS, 30 Crofton Rd., FILM ART TELEVISION PICTURES, 21 Dundee Toronto; 421.2187. Ken Poste, president. Sq., Toronto. EM 3-7723. S. L. Vinsen, president. QUEBEC PRODUCTIONS CORP., 57 St. James FOUR STAR TELEVISION OF CANADA, LTD., St., W., Montreal, VI 5-5168. Rene Germain, pres. (see Ralph Ellis Enterprises.) RABKO TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS LTD., FREMANTLE OF CANADA, LTD., 257 Jarvis 179 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ont. EM. 3-3568. St., Toronto. WA 4-9635. W. Vern Furber. Reg. Batten, president. INTERNATIONAL TELE -FILM ENTERPRISES, RIVERBANK PRODUCTIONS LTD., 524 Yonge 120 Wellington Street West, Toronto, Ontario. (416) St., Toronto, Ont., 922-551. Dave Ellison, pres. 363-4397. Murray L. Sweigman, President and man- aging director. SERGE ROY PRODUCTION 3166 Henri -Bourassa Blvd. E., Montreal, Que. DL) 7-4180, Serge Roy, ITC OF CANADA LTD., 100 University Avr.., pres. Toronto 1. EM. 2-1166. Herschel Harris, pres. SALVATION ARMY, THE, 20 Albert St., Toronto, MCA CANADA, LTD., 151 Bloor St. W., Toronto, Ont. 362-1071. Capt. Ken Evenden, prod. super- Ont.; 927-1570. Herbert S. Stewart, v.p. & gen. visor. mgr. W. J. SINGLETON & CO., (Film Counsellors), MGM TELEVISION, 694 Yonge St., Toronto; 924- 1509 Sherbrooke W., Montreal, P.Q. WI 0437. 7101. William Wineberg, gen. mgr. W. J. Singleton, owner; J. W. Campbell, produc- NATIONAL FILM BOARD, 3255 Cote de Liesse tion consultant. Rd., P.O. Box 6100, Montreal 3. P. Q. 665 N T A TELEFILM (CANADA) LTD.. 175 Bloor ONTARIO St. E.. Toronto. Ont. N. A. Taylor, vice-president. Belleville-Ontario Intelligencer; Eugene Lang. PAGE ONE, LTD., 45 Charles St. E., Toronto, 925- Brantford-The Expositor; Clifford Hulme. 3161. Brockville-The Recorder and Times; Betty Mac - RCA VICTOR CO.. LTD., Radin & TV Program Dowell. Division. 225 Mutual St.. Toronto, Ont. EM 3- Chatham-The Chatham News: Jack Alpaugh. 3443. Leonard D. Headley, division manager. R. A. Gray, manager. Toronto office. 1551 Bishop St., Cornwall-The Daily Standard -Freeholder; Joy Montreal. AV 8-3234. E. Traynor, manager. Peak e. Fort William-The Times Journal; L. C. Wheat- SCREEN GEMS (CANADA) LTD., 72 Carlton ley. St., Toronto; WA 1.8931. Bruce Ledger, vice pres. & general manager. Galt-The Galt Reporter; A. F Herbert. SEVEN ARTS PRODUCTIONS, Adelaide St. W., Guelph-The Guelph Mercury; Frank Wood. Toronto. Ont. Robert Moyer, gen. mgr. Hamilton-The Hamilton Spectator: Jack Miller SOVEREIGN FILMS, LTD., 277 Victoria St., Kingston-The Whig -Standard; Mrs. Wilma Toronto. EM 8-8621. Paul Nathanson, president. Wood. STERLING FILMS LIMITED, King Edward Ho- Kirkland Lake-The Northern Daily News; Ken tel, Toronto, Ont. EM. 6.6221. O. R. Hanson, Thompson. president. Kitchener-Kitchener Waterloo -Record; Ethel TELEFILM OF CANADA, 277 Victoria St.. Whitehead. Toronto, Ont. 366-6433. Jerry Solway, president, London-London Free Press; Bill Webster. Richard Rosenberg, vice pres. & gen. mgr. Niagara Falls-Niagara Falls Review; Winnifred TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX CORP. LTD., 110 Hill. Bond St., Toronto. EM. 4-3471. Frank Murray, gen. mgr. North Bay-The Daily Nugget; Walford Reeves. UNITED ARTISTS CORPORATION LTD., 2 Oshawa-The Oshawa Times -Gazette; Ford Lind- Carlton St., Toronto; 363-4033. Frank Kowcenuck. say. WARNER BROS. PICTURES DISTRIBUTING Ottawa-The Citizen; Gordan Stoneham. CO. LTD., TV Div., 70 Carlton St., WA. 2-5145. Le Droit-Edgar Demers. David G. McLaughlin, sis. mgr. The Ottawa Journal. Owen Sound-The Sun Times; Mrs. S. H. Pearce. Pembroke-The Examiner; Jack Alexander. Newspapers' TV Peterborough-The Peterborough Examiner; Fred Billings. and Writers Port Arthur-The News -Chronicle; Ronald E. Brownridge. ALBERTA St. Catharines-The St. Catharines Standard; Calgary-The Albertan: Dick Purser. Larry Perks. The Calgary Herald: Jamie Portman. St. Thomas-The St. Thomas Times -Journal; Edmonton-Edmonton Journal: T. Dafoe. Teresa Cluskey. Lethbridge-The Herald: Don MacLean. Sarnia-The Canadian Observer. Medicine Hat-Medicine Hat News: Fred Mc- Guiness. Sault Ste. Marie-The Star; Homer Foster. Stratford-The Stratford Beacon -Herald; Robin BRITISH COLUMBIA Sanborn. Nanaimo-Nanaimo Free Press; J. B. Curran. Sudbury-Star; Betty Meakes. Nelson-The Nelson News; Leslie Holmes. Timmins-The Timmins Daily Press. New Westminster-The British Columbian. Toronto-Globe and Mail; Blake Kirby. Trail-The Trail Times. Star, Patrick Scott. Vancouver- Telegram, Ray Shields. The Sun; Les Wedman. Welland-The Welland -Evening Tribune; Mar- Victoria-The Daily Colonist; James Taylor. garet Deitch. The Daily Times; Phil Lee. Windsor-The Windsor Daily Star. MANITOBA Woodstock-The Daily Sentinel -Review. Brandon-The Brandon Daily Sun: Charles Mac- Farlane. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Winnipeg-The Winnipeg Free Press: Robert Charlottetown-, The Patriot. Noble; The Winnipeg Tribune: Frank Morriss. QUEBEC NEW BRUNSWICK Granby-La Voix de L'est: Roger Nantel. Fredericton-The Daily Gleaner; D. A. Mac- Montreal-Le Devoir; Jean Tainturier. Lennan. The Gazette; Jack Marstes. Moncton-L'Evangeline; Jean Hubert. La Patrie; R. Carbonneau. 'Ile Moncton Times and The Moncton Trans - La Presse; Guy Cormier. script: James Nichol. Le Petit Journal; Gerald Danis. Saint John-The Telegraph -Journal; David Rowe. Photo Journal; Rudel Tessier. The Evening Times.Globe; David Rowe. The Montreal Star; Joan Irwin. Quebec-L'Action Catholique; Nicole Blouin. NEWFOUNDLAND The Chronicle -Telegraph; W. Spafford. Cornai Brook Herald; Colin Jamieson. Le Soleil; Paul Turgeon. ('orner lirook Telegram: Sylvia Wigh. Saint John's-The News; Erie Seymour. Sherbrook-The Daily Record; Bob Gavlin. La Tribune; G. Lecuyer. NOVA SCOTIA Trois Rivieres-Le Nouvelliste; .Jean Jacques Amherst-Amherst Daily News; N. S. Sanford. St. Onge. Halifax-The Halifax Chronicle -Herald; Marga- ret Healey. SASKATCHEWAN The Halifax Mail -Star; W. J. McCall. Regina-Leader Post; T. Green. New Glasglow-The New Glasglow News; Pere Saskatoon-Star. M MacKenzie. Phoenix-A. H. Walls. 666 The World Market

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The number of TV licenses, including rented TV ARGENTINA sets, issued all over the country, has now reached Around 4,500 persons are actually employed in Ar- 2,200,000. This means that there is one television set gentina's TV channels and whose annual salaries are for every six people. in thereabouts of 7,500,00 dollars. This refers to employees, technicians and unskilled workers. The -o-- talent personnel, such as artists, singers, musicians, authors, etc., is estimated around 1,700 to 1,800 per- AUSTRIA sons whose estimated salaries surpass 10,000,000 dol- The Austrian government -owned -and -operated lars annually. television is still in a situation of expansion and Of the 220 million dollars invested in publicity by improvement and is steadily gaining ground through- the Argentine industry and commerce during 1968, out Austria. 52 millions were invested in TV. Austrian TV, which has the highest tax in In the four existing channels in Buenos Aires Europe ($2 per month per set) should now be able 80.5% of the programs are local and the remaining to considerably improve its programming as well as 19.5% is imported. its inadequate operating facilities since tax revenues Though the TV in Argentina is actually in black are increasing steadily and rapidly. However, Aus- and white, the industry actually is ripe for a gradual trian government -owned TV is part and parcel of transformation to color and a definite decision will Austrian government -owned broadcasting. Since the be made after the Interamerican Radiodiffusion Asso- latter has recently found itself in grave financial ciation approves a conclusive recommendation for all difficulties, these-though behind the scenes to be sure American countries involved, and which apparently -also reach deeply into the television administra- will recommend the NTSC system, though there is tion. still no decision in a world level adopted by the UIT. Spots for commercials at $28 per second have Actually there exists 29 TV channels in Argentina. caught on and can now be purchased for the time Of these 23 are private owned, 2 Municipal and 4 offi- between 7:30 to 8:30 P.M. Occasionally they even cial. Of the latter, one is in Buenos Aires (Channel fill intermission time during stage plays. In the 7) and the remaining three in the area of the south- first quarter of the year a total advertising time ern Patagonia, at the extreme tip of the American of 45 minutes was sold and transmitted, whereas Continent, a region still underdeveloped. this figure has increased sharply. The quality of Argentina can receive TV programs via satellite programs has improved somewhat. Live TV plays and the first one received through this media was the have reached an excellent level and live transmis- landing of the American astronauts of the Apollo XI sions from the legitimate stage are shown more on the moon. Argentina, with a population of 24 frequently. millions is estimated to have in use three million sets The program breakdown is as follows: 23.2% (one for every 8 persons) almost totally manufac- news and sports, 15.2% movies, 13.4% educational, tured locally with American and some European 12% musical and quiz shows, 2.7% serious music, licenses. 6.8% TV plays and 26.7% are participation pro- -NAT BRUSKI grams in Eurovision or programs taken over directly from neighbouring Germany. Transmission time is o- from 7:30 to 10:30 P.M. nightly with transmis- ALBANIA sions from Germany at times lasting until 11:00 P.M. Radiodiffusion TV Albanaise, Tirana, government - owned experimental station, broadcasts nine hours -o-- weekly to some 33,500 sets, many of them located in public places so that segments of the populace not BRAZIL owning sets can view the programs. There are now 34 television stations operational -A. C. PINDER in Brazil. It is estimated, based on requests for -o- channels from the Government licensing board, that by the end of 1966 between 75 to 90 stations AUSTRALIA will be on the air in Brazil. In this young country, TV producers are making a Although there are actually only 1,500,000 receiv- great effort to popularize this medium of education ers in the country, local manufacturers are hard and entertainment. The educational part is mainly in pressed to keep up with the demand, the existing the hands of the Australian Broadcasting Commis- stations can reach 80 percent of Brazil's 70 million sion which employs a staff of 5000. The ABC is for- population, and national hookups can, and have al- bidden to broadcast advertisnients. It now operates 38 ready, linked Rio Grande in the south with Belem television stations in Australia, one in each State in the north, along over 4.5 thousand miles of coast- Capital. The others serve the metropolitan region. line, going nland to include the cities of Brazilia, The Postmaster -General has a statutory right to Goiania and Belo Horizonte. require the Commission to broadcast anything he Brazilian law requires that all owners of radio or considers should be broadcast in the public interest TV stations be of Brazilian nationality. A further and he is also empowered to prohibit the Commission law stipulates that all foreign films shown on TV be from broadcasting or televising any matter which he dubbed, and that no station may transmit more than wishes the Commission to refrain from broadcasting. 22 half-hours of foreign films for each 72 hours of However, when such directions are issued, the Com- weekly transmission time. Stations which transmit mission is required to disclose them in its annual re- less than 12 hours per day have a corresponding lower port to Parliament. Most revenue for the ABC comes quota. from license fees. The reveneu for 1967 is stimated Seven sound studios, four in Rio de Janeiro and at $37 million. three in Sao Paulo take care of the dubbing of all Documentaries, opera productions and concerts are the American and some Italian, Argentine and Mexi- of high quality. Although nation-wide figures are not can films that come into the country. An attempt available, it is estimated that about 2000 schools, with has been made to produce TV serials in Brazil, a viewing audience of at least 120,000, will watch but up to now it has been cheaper to import and dub ABC school television programs in the state of Vic- them. This may change in the near future, owing to toria alone. One of the great social advantages is that the instability of the Brazilian currency and the re- educational television provides the opportunity for ail strictions on profit remissions. Another aspect which schools to enjoy the same resources regardless of lo- may restrict the importation of film serials is a rising cale or status. nationalism and a move to return to a law passed Light entertainment is in the hands of the com- by ex-President Janio Quadros, which severely re- mercial stations. American programs, Danny Kaye, stricts the exhibition of foreign film serials on TV. Andy Williams and Dick Van Dyke are very popu- This law was modified when the President took office, lar. Ample local talent is also available for Australian but how long this modification is going to stand up productions. under the strain, no one can tell. It is, however,

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NO W IN PREPARA TIO]V FAME FOR 1971 The Industry's Audit of Personalities FAME will again provide, as it has for 39 years, the only full-dress recognition of the people who create the leading pro- ductions of theatre screen and telecasting. Your Track Record Is A Must In FAME For Industry Recognition! generally considered that the first American produc- Apart from local programs, Danish television ers who bring their know-how of TV serial produc- shows a wide selection of films and series from all tions to Brazil will make a fortune. over the world; British and American programs be- Professional Association of Radio and TV Station ing in the majority. An agreement was made re- Owners: Sindicato dos Proprietarios de Impresas de cently with Danish film producers whereby a limited Radio Diffusáo a Televisáo, Avenida Presidente number of older Danish films may be shown each 'Churchill 97 Sala 606, Rio de Janeiro. year. Prior to this agreement, Danish film producers -REX ENDLSEIGH refused to allow Danish films to be shown on televi- sion. License holders pay D. Kr. 280.00 ($40.00) per year for b/w television (combined with radio license) and D. Kr. 448.00 ($60.00) per year for colour televi- sion (also combined with radio license). In view of CAMBODIA the number of licenses issued, it would seem that the Radio Cambodge Television, destroyed by fire in majority of people pay up. 1962, has been rebuilt by the Japanese with one relay. All leading makes of television receivers are avail- Sets are estimated at 50,000. Main station located in able on the Danish market as well as some excellent Phnom Penh. Danish -made sets. Prices are comparable to those in o other countries, but are subject to the 15% added value tax, which is payable on all goods. There is, of course, also an import tax on foreign -made sets. CHINA (Communist) Danmarks Radio: Radiohuset, Rosenornsalle 22, 1970 Copenhagen V (Telephone 35-06-47) The Broadcasting Administration, Peking, oper- Danmarks TV Studios: Morkhojvej 170, Gladsaxe ates 26 TV stations and 6 relay stations but more (Telephone are planned to serve this huge nation. Some of 91-12-33) the stations serve only a few sets but these are -MARK DANE located in communal gathering places and none are owned privately except in the case of high Communist officials. FINLAND Though TV broadcasting began in 1958, sets During April, 1957, tests began for the new now total only some 300,000 located mostly in certain Finnish TV. Ordinary key cities such as Peking, Tientsin, Shanghai, TV programs began in the autumn of 1957-officially, Southern Finland can Canton, Changchun, Harbin and Shenyang. It is see programs from Soviet -Estonia; the Southwest estimated that a 9 -inch set would cost a skilled Finland from Stockholm; and the east of Finland worker the equivalent of seven months wages. Most from Leningrad, USSR. A television 60 those set owner in stations are on the air hours weekly and Helsinki can now see TV programs every day in which are classed as experimental stations even less. the week,-without paying any licenses. The Finnish radio plans to build a TV -network. Then shall the whole of Southern Finland-with the half of the population of the country-2,000,000-see the Finnish TV. Part of the programs shall be sponsored, the CHINA (Taiwan) Finnish Radio Network will sell some of the TV - Since 1962 Taiwan TV Enterprise Company has time to interested companies. been broadcasting to an audience now estimated at 600,000 sets whose owners pay $1.50 a year for a li- cense. There is also the National Educational TV Station operating 3-4 hours daily. TTV, though gov- FRANCE ernment -operated, accepts commercials, as does China Television Enterprises, operating a purely The year's major development was the introduction commercial station 60 hours weekly. A new rule of advertising on TV in October, 1968. Before then, states that commercials must not exceed 10% of total industries were permitted to advertise, but without broadcast time. Color broadcasts began in 1970. the mention of individual products. There was great With relay stations it is estimated that 98% of the opposition initially. island's population of 12.5 million receives TV recep- A Control Commission was soon established to su- tion. About 30% of programs are imports, mostly pervise advertising. Advertisers were cool to the from America, and these are broadcast in the original commission, primarily because there is no advertising English with Chinese captions, which has served to code as yet. But one is currently being drawn up, develop knowledge of the English language among and this is expected to ease tensions. the populace. The cost of advertising is high: $14,000 for 30 sec- TV showings of full-length Chinese -language fea- onds at peak hours. On the whole, the public has ture films imported from Hong Kong were stopped resnonded well to advertising. following retaliatory action by local cinema interests There were several major developments in 1968. but the government may step in later and permit Advertising time increased from six minutes to eight such showings, except on Sundays and holidays when minutes and will go up to ten minutes. Television is the theatres reap their largest harvest. expected to earn 86 million dollars from advertising by 1971. Reports state that a fourth station, to be eventu- Despite this the Government has decided ally a network, to be called Military Broadcasting the annual license must be increased from around 17 TV Corporation is being considered under sponsorship dollars a year to over 18 dollars. This has started a of the armed forces. Inquiries should be addressed: high controversy. Ministry of Communications, , Taiwan, Repub- Another important development was an effort to lic of China. make television news more objective. Finally tele- vision is showing 350 regular films per year, the highest ever. These are not television films but films - produced for theatres. Next move will be closer co- DENMARK operation between television and film producers. OFFICE DE RADIO ET DE TELEVISION 116 There is one government -run station which covers Avenue President -Kennedy the whole country. On average this station is only Paris 16. on the air for about four hours per day. Colour tele- -HENRY RAHN vision has not been in operation very long and the programs are still limited. Viewers living on the is- 0 land of Zealand (on which Copenhagen is located) are able to receive the two Swedish stations without dif- GERMANY ficulty. Similarly, viewers in the south of Fyn and Television has made progress in Germany in the Jutland are able to pick up German programs. The past year. estimated number of receivers in use in Denmark is The number of registered receivers, which passed over one million, representing one in four of the pop- the million mark in November 1957, was up to ulation. There are no commercial television or radio 15,500,000 as of June, 1969, including West Berlin. stations, the government being very much opposed to Thus Germany is holding its second place in Europe, these. after Great Britain. 670 Under the auspices of the ARD (Arbeitsge- GREECE meinschaft der Rundfunkanstalten Deutschlands), a public corporation for sound and television TV has made progress in the past year in Greece, broadcasting, a combined television programme is and in 1971 is expected to be in full operation. The presented daily in the Federal Republic of Ger- submitted bids for the construction of a Greek TV many. ln conjunction with the undermentioned network were carefully studied by the Government. Länder or State Broadcasting Corporations this The most successful bidder was the Italian company programme is televised simultaneously by all tele- Page Europa, which will undertake the whole project. vision stations in the Federal Republic including It is expected that a National Network of 17 relay West Berlin: Bavarian Radio/BR, Munich 2, stations with one Production Centre in Athens will Rundfunkplatz 1, Hessian Radio/HR, Frankfurt be in full operation within the year 1971. a.Main, Bertramstrasse 8, North German Radio/ Television, like sound broadcasting, is a State NDR, Hamburg 13, Rothenbaumchaussee 132/34, monopoly, and responsibility for both services is in- Radio Bremen/RB, Bremen, Heinrich Hertz -Strasse vested with the National Broadcasting Institute and 13, Saarland Radio/SR, Saarbrücken, Schloss Hal - the Armed Forces. berg, Free Berlin Radio/SFB, Berlin 19, Ma- The Experimental Station of the National Broad- surenallee 8-14, South German Radio/SDR, Stutt- casting Institute broadcasts 7-8 hours daily a sched- gart, Neckarstrasse 145, South West Radio/SWF, ule of TV films, serials and old features, mostly Baden Baden -Hans Bredow-Strasse 16, West Ger- American. Live programs are limited to news serv- man Radio/WDR, Cologne, Wallrafplatz 5. ices, musicals, interviews, etc. for lack of studio Programmes are compiled monthly at joined facilities. The new studio under construction will be programme conferences which are attended by ready in 1972. representatives of the abovementioned broadcasting Another channel is operated by the Armed Forces corporations. The official Programme Compiler of which has greatly expanded. A new 400 Watt Mar- the ARD acts as Chairman at these conferences. coni transmitter on the top of Hymmitus mountain, According to a fixed percentage each of the said near Athens, broadcasts a six hours daily live and corporations contributed its share towards the filmed program. Video tape is in use also. programme and is responsible for its own pro- A connection through telephone lines has been es- con- tablished with Salonica, the second -in-population city, duction, programme contributions and for the first tents of such contributions as well as for the in the Northern part of Greece, creating the transmission thereof. The whole structure of these T V network in the country. combined programmes is subject to a programme Early in 1969 a new three -function service "TEN- scheme. ED" was formed under the Greek Armed Forces are compiled Commander -in -Chief, with TV, radio and films in- Programme contributions received, for further expansion in 1970 are by the Coordination Section of the ARD with the corporated. Plans co-operation of the representatives of the State under study. this A bid by N.B.C. for a color TV is being studied and Broadcasting Corporations in accordance with in scheme. On the other hand the said broadcasting is expected to be consumated and put operation have to review these programme during 1972. establishments is 500,000 receivers contributions, see to the supply of programmes and It estimated that more than the employment of staff. The Programme Compiler have been sold in the Athens and Pireaus area. Most are kept of them are bought on a long installment basis; is also in charge of programmes which roofs with TV antennas. No in reserve in case of emergency. Athenian are covered Apart from these combined programmes, the taxation has been levied as yet on the subscribers. re- The influence of TV is sharply increasing and State Broadcasting Corporation also televise that means strong competition for motion picture gional programmes on week -days between 6.15 p.m. theatres, which have already felt television's impact. and 8.00 p.m. for the areas within their television Helenic National Broadcasting Institute: Presi- range. In the same areas private companies cater dent of the Administration Council M. Stavropoulos; for commercial television. It consists of advertise- General Director I. Anastassopoulos: Director of ment slogans phrased by advertising agencies and a TV M. Yannakacos, Director of Technical Services may not exceed 20 minutes per day in terms of V. Aslanides. ruling by the Minister -Presidents of the said states Damas- p.m. No TV Film Importers and Distributors: Th. and have to be televises before 8.00 kinos & V. Michaelides, 96 Academias Str., Athens; transmissions are made in respect of sponsored Mentor Advertising and TV Programs, 9, Koloko- programmes over either commercial television, com- troni St., Athens. bined programmes or regional programmes by the -RENA VELISSARIOU ARD. All the State Broadcasting Corporations are rep- resented by the ARD in regard to mutual matters -0- concerning foreign countries. The ARD is a member of the European Broad- GUAM (U.S. Possession) casting Union where it represents German Televi- sion in matters concerning departmental boards Kuam Television operates one station about 10 and committees. The International exchange of hours daily with 2 channels service an estimated programmes, especially the Eurovision and com- 80,000 sets in the hands of Americans and natives. mitments towards foreign countries outside the Owner is Pacific Broadcasting Corp., Agana. sphere of regional programmes, all form part of the programme -coordination of German Television. -o -- The Second Programme of German Television, abbreviated ZDF for Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen, which was started during 1961/62 in terms of HOLLAND a State -Agreement by all the German States, is With a total population of about 1254 million peo- also a public corporation with its headquarters in ple, the number of TV sets-in June 1970 the three Mainz, Grosse Bleiche. The ZDF is centrally ad- million figure was passed-is very high compared ministered, acts independently from the ARD and with the situation in other European countries. In since the 1st April. 1963 it transmits programmes December 1968 that figure was 2,717,416. As Holland on Band IV/V. The "Intendant" (general man- is only a small country, German and Belgian TV can ager) of this ZDF is Professor Dr. Karl Holzamer. also be received by the Dutch border provinces. Joseph Viehoever is program director. Competition with motion picture theatres remains There is an Agreement of Co-ordination between strong. Theatre attendance decreased in 1969 again, the ARD and the ZDF to eliminate the over- now by 9'A %. Color television started in the fall of lapping of programmes. 1967. No official figures are known about the definite In the fall of 1964, some stations started a third number of color TV sets, but it is estimated at about program, which are telecasted on a regional basis. 100,000 now, or about 3% of the total number of sets. Other stations will follow. A color TV set costs about 2,500 Dutch florins (c. In the Soviet Zone of Germany there are today $700) but some shops sell at lower prices also well 3,879,200 television receivers. Some 15 different known marks. There are two channels with com- types of television sets are offered by the four televi- mercial television under the name of Star -Television. sion equipment producers in the Soviet Zone. Commercials are shown every night, except Sunday, -FRED RITTER on both channels. 671 TV in Holland is organized by the Nederlandse Several investment groups are reported to be mak- Ormoep Stichting (NOS), a governmental organiza- ing overtures to Government about setting up a thiri tion combining radio and TV. There are, however, station and it is generally believed it will be on the six main sub -divisions: a Roman -Catholic section, a air within three years. political (social -democratic) section, a Protestant -KEITH H. HOOPER section, another semi -Christian section and two neu- tral sections. Though the NOS has an important part of the playing time, the six sections mentioned are completely independent as far as their activities INDIA are concerned; there are also some other, smaller There have been no additional stations in India, companies or groups, whereas educational programs beyond the one now operating in Delhi, though there are presented by Teleac, mainly in the late night. has been an increase in the number of receivers. The Broadcasting companies K.R.C., V.A.R.A., Political and economic factors have slack,ned the N.C.R.V., V.P.R.O., A.V.R.O. and T.R.O.S. are the pace of progress for the time being. It is h1,ped that representatives of the six groups mentioned before; A blueprint for a country -wide television network the A.V.R.O. is the biggest. prepared by the India Government's Broadcasting The approximate cost of a black and white TV set, ministry is now being examined by the Government. antennae included, is from 500-guilders to 1,500 An investment of more than 112 crores will have to guilders. ($1 is fl. 3.60). A yearly contribution of fl. be made in 10 years for a two -phased TV project 75,- is due by the owners of a set, to be paid to the which will cover about 90 per cent of the population. government. The most important feature of the project is that it Feature films are programmed about once a week, relies heavily on the conventional, terrestrial system on one channel, usually Wednesday night. The in- of television rather than on satellite television. The dustry organization (Nederlandsche Bioscoop-Bond) project envisages 20 regional TV stations to serve has an agreement with the TV authorities in which it as mother stations for the regions with programme is stipulated that pictures can only be shown on TV production facilities. In the first phase of the pro- 40 months or more after the first release date in film ject of seven years, 20 regional stations and about theatres; exceptions are possible. 80 relay transmitters will be set up. This is expected The countries of origin of pictures on TV differ to provide TV coverage for 65 per cent of the popu- every week; French and Italian films, but also Amer- lation. During the second phase of three years, an- ican, English etc. other 70 relay transmitters will be added to cover a Quality of programs is good, also many American total of 90 per cent population. TV, like Radio Broad- shows and series. Competition to motion pictures is casting, is a sole monopoly of Government. tremendous. The purchase of TV sets by installment -V. DORAI SWAMI buying has decreased. Due to the higher standard of living, more people are able to buy a TV set by cash. The Dutch TV station is in Bussum. (Radio in Hilversum). Philips and Erres are the two main television manufacturers. INDONESIA -PHILIP DE SCHAAP The government -owned RRI-TV has been on the air since 1952 and operates 2 stations and relays lo- --o--- cated at Jogjakarta, Bandung, Semarang and Tjiri- bon. Programs are 50% entertainment, 25% educa- HONG KONG tional, 25% public service, 60% are live, 40% canned, Hongkong's wireless television station, TVB, has mostly imports from abroad, which are unrestricted. raised its advertising rates 125% in the last 15 Sets are estimated at 100,000. months-an interesting indicator of the growth of the TV advertising market here. -o- There are no official figures, but Mr. Raymond Chao, Chairman of the Association of Accredited Ad- IRELAND vertising Agencies, estimates between U.S. $60 mil- Telefis Eireann is the official name of the televi- lion and $65 million was spent on advertising last sion service in Ireland. year. And, with a population of four million, en- Television, like sound broadcasting, is run as an the fastest rising income levels in Asia, Hong- independent State Statury body and responsibility koyingong is generating enough money to make the fu- for both services is vested in Radio Eireann, the ture look neon -bright. Broadcasting Authority. This Authority, appointed Talking about neons, a fat proportion of the total by the Government, consists of nine members serv- advertising dollar goes into these signs in Hongkong. ing on a part-time basis under a Most $25,000 chairman selected of them cost about a year. Yet there are by the Government. The present chairman is T. An- so many of them that, from an aircraft at night, the drews. Colony looks like a fairyland. The Minister for Posts and Telegraphs, who is More than half of the advertising dollar goes into responsible for the autonomously operated Author- outdoor advertising. What is left goes to the mass ity, reserves to himself the duties of fixing and media. collecting license fees from domestic viewers, li- The best value now for the advertiser's money is censes transmitting stations, and has a veto on the TVB. appointment and conditions of the Authority's top Although its rates have doubled and tripled in the executive. The Director -General, Kevin McCourt, is last couple of years, the number of wireless receivers employed full-time. has more than kept pace. There are now 260,000 such The Television service began in 1962. It has five sets tuned in to TVB. main high power transmitters and thirteen satellite The opposition, wired Rediffusion, says about 100,- "transposers' serving areas outside the range or the 000 sets are hooked into its network. Almost 70,000 of main transmitters. Its national coverage is estimated these are dual purpose, though-meaning they can at 98 per cent of the population. The national tech- also receive TVB's signal. TVB, therefore, with its nical standard is a 625 line one, but programs are highly popular Chinese programmes has by far the also broadcast on a 405 line in the Eastern and North- biggest viewership. western parts of the country. But, of course, RTV's rates are much lower. The Authority, which has the responsibility of pro- TV here, as elsewhere, is the media with the most viding programs of suitable cultural and national exciting future. content, transmits 44 hours per week, with occa- The two stations are predicting they will have a sional additional programs. In addition, educational combined set count of 550,000 by the end of next year programs for schools, two and a half hours per week -and in the past they have under -estimated. are broadcast for 33 weeks of the year on behalf o Another factor which makes TV particularly valu- the Department of Education. able to the advertiser who can afford it is the tight Of the 44 hours of weekly programs, 22 are of Government restrictions on the amount of advertis- home origin. The balance are imported mainly from ing permitted each hour. These restrictions mean Great Britain and America. that the commercial on a channel more cluttered with There are about 350,000 receiving sets in opera- programme interruptions. On top of that, that viewer tion, of which about 200,000 are able to receive pro- is more receptive because he has not been irritated by grams from Great Britain's BBC -TV and Indepen- half a dozen other commercials. dent TV stations as well as Radio Telefis Eireann. 672 The national annual license fee is five pounds, of there are in Italy 8,772,102 sets, that ist 56 families which three pounds fifteen shillings is allocated to out of every 100 own a TV set. Peak viewing hours the television service, and the balance to the sound are from 8 PM to 10 PM with an estimated average radio service. Radio Telefis Eireann also earns con- of 16 million viewers, up to 21 million for special siderable revenue from the sale of spot advertising events. to commercial interests. Revenue from all sourcs in Advertising is controlled by SACIS. SACIS, (Via the past year was 2,868,000 pounds. Expenditure was del Babuino 9, Roma, Director Gen. Marcella Sever- 2,375,000 pounds. ati) was founded in 1955, It lias a twofold scope: control of copy and allotment of advertising time to -o -- sponsors; sale abroad of RAI shows. SACIS follows ISRAEL a strict rule of equity and balance to satisfy all pros- pective sponsors who would like to advertise on TV. As from November 2nd 1969 local TV Broadcasts Only 5% of the time devoted to programs can be sold daily as from 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Programme is di- to advertisers. TV shows are never sponsored. The vided in the following manner: From 6:30 p.m. to sponsor system is however, accepted in radio where 7:30 p.m. Arabic speaking. From 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. advertising is going strong to the point of becoming Hebrew speaking. Programmes include: TV Fea- games etc. an exaggeration. Advertising is groupsd in special tures, documentaries, news, discussions, short segments like Tic Tac, Gong, Arcobaleno, Dore - On several occasions football games and special plays mi, etc. Carosello is the most popular with children and operas are broadcasted after 10:00 p.m. and grown-ups and consists of five shorts of three There are still no commercials on TV. minutes to which 25 seconds of advertising is added. -CHARLOTTE MATALON This limitation of advertising on TV is mainly due to political reason and to the pressure of newspapers 0 which consider TV's monopoly an unfair competitor. The State-owned RAI is therefore compelled to limit ITALY TV advertising (the most powerful medium in Italy) Television in Italy is a State monopoly regulated in the name of freedom of the press. issued Jan. 26, 1952 which will expire by a charter certain Total revenue of RAI from subscriptions and ad- December 15, 1972. Its renewal is however vertising income amount to 223 millions dollars since the Government will never give up control over yearly. About 10% of this figure is turned back to radio and TV broadcasting. A recent effort on the the Government. part of a group of Milan industrialists to obtain a In spite of high income due to subscriptions and license to operate an independent local station ended advertising RAI for the first time was in the red and in failure. TV programs have been broadcast since needed Government subsidy to operate. The amount 1954 by RAI, a member of the IRI group. This is of RAI's deficit was never revealed. Extravagant ex- the Government Agency to which the rights of TV penses and higher labor and operational costs were and radio broadcasting are delegated. responsible for RAI's financial difficulties. Many pro- RAI-RADIOTELEVISIONE ITALIANA, Vi- posals for RAI reorganization are being made from ale Mazzini 14 00195 Roma Italy. Tel. 38-781. various political quarters. But no major change has Umberto Delle leave, Pres.;, Italo De Feo, Luciano taken place in recent years, the main power on RAI Paolicchi, Consigliere delegato; Etore Bernabei, Dir- still residing in its director general who is an influ- ector Gen. Three Vicedirector gen., Luigi Beretta, ential member of the major Christian Dem party. Lenoe Piccioni, Bruno Vasari are about to be en- trusted with coordinating tasks. Most of the author- -DR. EDOARDO VERGARA CAFFARELLI ity is vested in the Director General. Officers: Giu- seppe Antonelli: Director of Radio Programs; An- gelo Romano: Director of TV Programs; Fabiano Fabiani: Director of Educational TV; Pier Emilio JAPAN Gennarini: Director of News Service; Gino Orsini: Director of Technical facilities; Film and TV film The Japanese Government sponsored Nippon Hoso Press Officer Giampaolo Kyokai (NHK) first initiated television broadcasts in buyer: Fabio Della Seta; 1953 with the nation's first commercial station follow- Cresci. ing Most of top RAI officials are political appointees. suit later the same year. NHK's General Network The Council of Ministers has to be heard about any and its Educational Network each has 889 outlets appointment from President down to Director Gen- (367 UHF) of which 885 broadcast color programs eral. June 1969 shake-up of RAI officials has re- some time during each day. The setup consists of 8 vealed that socialist power in RAI management has central stations, 33 so-called originating stations, and V. President De Feo and Consigliere 848 relay or satellite -stations which average 18 hours increased. a day broadcasting time and reach an estimated 98% delegato Paolicchi are socialists. of the A parliamentary committee of 30 members repre- population. senting all parties strives to guarantee RAI inde- There are 74 commercial TV broadcasting stations pendence and objectivity of information. The Min- owning 96 originating stations and 801 relays or satel- istry of Posts and Telecommunications joins in legis- lite -stations with each broadcasting 15 to 20 hours lative control of RAI. daily and most of them offering color programs. Italian television programs originate from four NHK is well into its 10 -year conversion plan from production centers, Rome, Turin, Milano and Naples, VHF to UHF and there are a large number of appli- facilities. There are two cations for commercial UHF stations, some of which all equipped with modern have been already approved. 1 Programma Nazionale) channels: channel (called not 2 (Secondo Canale). The latter, started Whether or listeners tune in on NHK broad- and channel does not matter, even if do in 1961, has never come up to expectations. Television casts they not they must white. Color is expected to start in pay a monthly fee of 92¢ for a black -and -white TV is in black and set and $1.28 for a color 1970, but it looks as if the Government is trying to set, and various electronic postpone what is considered luxury expense and an gear is utilized by NHK to ferret out non-paying set additional cause of inflation. RAI is ready from a owners or those who have switched to color sets. technical point of view to broadcast in color, but it is Japan not only produces its own equipment for not yet known which system of reception, Pal or broadcast use but also specializes in sales of this type Secam, will be adopted. This uncertainty makes TV of equipment to overseas countries, sometimes intro- set manufacturers in Italy quite jittery in the pres- ducing TV to a country in a package deal. Though ence of foreign competition. Japan uses the American 525 -line system and the RAI TV broadcasts amount to a total of 5,404 American color system, it is quite prepared to furnish hours per year divided as follows: Programma Nazio- TV equipment or sets to countries using other sys- nale 3597 h.; Secondo Canale 1348 h.; local pro- tems. There are some 26 million sets registered in grams 459 h. (figures refer to 1968). Programs go Japan (and considerable numbers unregistered) of which close to 4 million are color. on the air mostly from 5 PM to midnight. News pro- Japan exports great grams top the list of hours, followed in order by chil- numbers of conventional and color sets, claiming to dren programs, sport, dramatic shows, light music, have surpassed the U. S. in production. Over 900,000 film, TVfilm and educational programs. RAI pro- TV sets were exported to the U. S. in 1969 and this grams are considered, by European standard, better figure was expected to top 1.2 million for fiscal 1970, than average. most of them portables or color. Total Japanese pro- TV set owners are compelled by law to pay a yearly duction is about 5 million annually of which 1.1 mil- tax of $20.-per set. 1969 June figures show that lion are color. 673 As might be expected, the number of channels always begin on the hour or half-hour. Thus makes varies according to the size of the city: Tokyo with a it hard to line up favorite programs on different chan- population of close to 11 million and surrounded by nels without missing something. a packed metropolitan area of 27 million has 7 chan- The two biggest draws (estimated 87 million view- nels (of which 2 are NHK), the second largest city of ers) were man's first landing on the moon (by satel- Osaka has 6, Nagoya and Fukuoka 5, and Sapporo 4. lite) and the hijacking of a Japanese commercial air- Broadcasting capital is Tokyo where 80% of live craft to North Korea by radical students. Satellite domestic programs originate from the two NHK rates are as follows. Japan/New York $2,520 for initial studios or from the Big Four which consist of Tokyo 10 minutes and $110 for each additional minute (orgin- Broadcasting (TBS), Nippon TV (NTV), Nippon ating station taking $1,120 and $25); Japan/San Educational, strictly commercial despite its name Francisco $2,050 and $64; Japan/Honolulu $1,980 and (NET), and Fuji TV (Fuji). This Big Four has $61; and, Japan/Asia $2,250 and $78 or Japan/Aus- formed the counterpart of American networks though tralia $2,072 and $80. Japanese law does not recognize them as legal entities Generally commercial TV is doing well, getting a acting as networks. third of the nation's $176 million advertising expendi- Although a good many TV programs and the bulk tures, about same as the year before. Tokyo station of feature movies for TV showing are still imported rates (audience potential 27 million) run as low as from abroad (mostly America), there has been a con- $2,223 per half hour plus production costs. Prime time siderable drop in the popularity of imported TV between 7:00 p.m. and 10:30 p.m. weekdays, and from programs as far as the public goes and not one now 6:00 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. on Sundays and holidays a bit makes the Top Twenty List. The last one to make a higher. Five second spots average $250 to $278 and nation-wide mark was ""' some years 15 -second spots from about $417 to $555. No figures for ago which followed the once -popular Lucy Series. nation-wide coverage are available. Japanese cinema studios have always been very cau- A number of American companies selling products tious in selling their backing to TV lest such action in Japan advertise on Japanese TV; in fact, even the further hurt their declining box office, so the number Russian government signed up for a six -months of imported feature films far outnumbers the domestic series to familiarize Japanese with various products movies shown. However, the domestic movie industry and with Russian TV fare. has taken advantage of its facilities and lower wage Despite their claim of being peace -loving and anti- scales (and weaker unions) to produce a great many war, the Japanese population, like their American television series, some of which are being sold abroad. counterparts, has a taste for violence in its TV fare. Although NHK admits to an income of close to The industry is supposed to be self -censoring but some $250 million a year in fees, it strings along with the segments of the poulation claim that TV interests are commercial stations in driving hard bargains when overdoing violence in their quest for audiences it comes and to buying imported fare. Executives admit Though kissing by Japanese is rarely seen on that they don't pay as much for American programs Jrofits.apanese TV, it is more permissive in other ways as do the British and excuse themselves by pleading than American TV; a bare female breast, a strip. the expenses of dubbing them into Japanese, adding, tease, discussions of their proclivities by admittedly "We pay more than Australia but less than Britain." homosexual male stars and Lesbian stars are not For a top -grade movie feature they sometimes pay uncommon at hours when the tots are supposed to be a top price of $12,000, preferring to contract for a abed. There have been no complaints recorded from three-year period so it can be re -shown if it draws a any blue -noses. good audience. They prefer feature films which once Audience tastes do not vary much from year-to- played the domestic theatre circuits, feeling that the year though it is noticeable that in sports once -popu- former publicity given such movies makes them more lar boxing is being supplanted by golf programs and familiar to the TV audience. For imported TV pro- the Japanese version of Thai kick -boxing, a somewhat grams or series, Japanese stations pay about $3,000 to cruel and inhumane sport replete with knockouts. $4,000 for a 30 -minute show and $5,000 to $5,000? ? ? for Baseball and bowlings are also good draws and Japa- a 1 -hour show (though "The Invaders" brought $8,000 nese audiences still take professional wrestling seri- to $9,000 per instalment and others of high quality ously. The housewives still like their "home dramas", have brought $7,000 to $8,000). Thus, it is no wonder the average male his samurai sword -swinging dramas that the imported programs, almost invariably of old Japan, the students their English instruction dubbed into Japanese, are not of the latest vintage programs on educational channels. TV commercials, (nor are the imported movies). This may account copied along American lines but of even lower quality, partially for the fact that they are declining in num- exist in great profusion in the commercial channels bers and in audience popularity, and that it is now a but only mild complaints have been received and there buyer's market in Japan. As far as prime time goes, is no effort to cut down on their length. 95% or more is devoted to domestic programs and Addresses of the commercial networks can be even if one counts imported movies, cartoons, and TV found in the World TV Broadcasters list in this vol- shows ,they don't account for more than 20% of the ume and additional information can be obtained from daily broadcasting. On the other hand, the Japanese National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in are exporting more and more of their domestic pro- Japan, Bungei Shunjusha Building, Hirakawa-cho, grams and cartoons (especially to Asian nations) and Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, or from Advertising Association some of their movies for TV showing abroad. of Broadcasters in Japan, 8-10 Nishi Ginza, Tokyo. Although TV technicians are organized and get For non-commercial TV information one should ad- good salaries by Japanese standards, TV performers dress Nippon Hoso Ryokai (NHR). Uchisaiwai-cho, are unorganized and sometimes work for "peanuts." Tokyo. There are top-notch M.C.'s who get up to $83,000 a -A. C. PINDER year but a bit player may get as little as $8.30 for a TV appearance (and no residuals). Top figures in the o entertainment world have received as much as $22,000 for a program but lesser figures may get only $278 or even settle for $28 if they need the publicity. Local LEBANON residents appearing complain that they sometimes get A television broadcasting service was as $14 launched in little as for an appearance but visiting stars Lebanon in May, 1959. Programs are scheduled for or performing groups from abroad are reported to three to four hours daily. In addition, Lebanese have extracted some fat fees by Japanese, though viewers are able to pick up broadcasts hardly by from Cyprus American, standards. and some European stations. Lebanese National Tele- Since there are considerable numbers of foreign vision, the new company, is owned by shareholders residents in Japan who do not understand Japanese and directed by technicians who studied in the U.S. and thus don't like the dubbed shows, NHK is exper- and Europe. imenting with an adapter which will permit such In 1960 a second station started operations. This people to receive the original sound tracks, but the is government -owned and operated. There are no expense remains high and it remains to be seen if this government controls on the formation of TV broad- or some of the other schemes for similar adapters will casting companies. meet with any popularity. Since there are so many TV receivers are expensive, the average price be- Japanese who strive to improve their English, their ing $300 a set. Sets now on the market come from interest might make the idea popular. U.S., England and Germany. By 1962 considerably Japanese stations (especially NHK) generally do more than half the population owned sets. not adhere too closely to time divisions and may not -IBRAHIM H. ZEIN 674 with renewal for another 10 years, or a maximum MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE total of 20 years. After that, the government has an in option to buy the station. The decree also provides l'V Singapura went on the air in Singapore that a new 25 per cent tax on broadcast revenue and sets in the city are estimated at over 1963 one may be paid by allotting the government 12.5 per 200,000. TV Malaysia in Kuala Lumpur, with cent of the daily broadcast time for its programs. reaches 150,000 sets and there are plans for one in relay, Singa- This is optional with the stations, which may pay additional station in both cities. Aside from cash if desired. pore, not presently a legal part of Malaysia, Malay- -VIRGINIA PLENN sian sets number 125,000. -o -A. C. PINDER -- NEW CALEDONIA MEXICO Radiodiffusion Television Francais, Noumea, has 4.5 million television receivers in oper- Mexico Mexico City, broadcasts about 30 hours weekly on three channels ation, about half located in and around to some 8,200 set owners in this French possession five to 10 per cent in color. TV broadcast- and about of the coun- in the Pacific. ing has expanded to cover a large part -A. C. PINDER try, with local stations programmed through video- tape and many in hookups with one of the three net- works now in operation:2, 4and15)eintemaMexi oeCitynandith23 NEW ZEALAND channels stations; Te:e-Cadena affiliated stations and 23 relay Total number of TV sets registered is 634,200 and Mexicana, with 13 affiliated stations, and Television with Channel 8 in Mexico our population is now 2,820,814. Independiente de Mexico, A comparison with private motor car registrations and iates. Channel 13 is rated n City Mexicana dee Radio ty of 895,000 and the number of house flat sets is 798,500- Mexico City eby Celorporacion indicates that near saturation point has been reached. Television. in 1950 and has The proposed second channel could stimulate de- Television started in Mexico mand for further sets as also will colour TV when it grown by leaps and bounds, with 44 stations away yet. records, including one non- comes-but this could be some years listed on government A. USMAR commercial station, an educational broadcaster -R. operated on Channel 11 by the National Poly- -o- technic Institute a university -level government in Mexico City. NORWAY school stations in In addition there are eight other TV in Norway has been operating since the Fall including the re -broadcast stations from six to Mexico City, Chan- of 1960, programmes having increased that carry Channel 2 and Channel 4 programs. eight hours per week to around 20 hours per week. hooked up permanently in a net- 621,600. As nels 7, 9 and 3 are has Present number of TV licenses is around work with Channel 2. Recently the government the TV is Government controlled and cinemas are granted licenses for two new channels, 8 and 13, to municipal, it is the same interests prevailing in both There are now seven com- the Finance be operated independently. 4, media. If cinemas should be hurt by TV, mercial video broadcasters, counting Channels 2, Department and the municipalities would have to 5, 8 and 13 which are already in operation. suffer. An agreement has therefore been established affiliated with Columbia Broad- hurt Channel Five is is for the procedure and policy of TV in order to casting System of the United States. Channel 4 the cinemas as little as possible. TV will use special with the American Broadcasting Company, and documentaries, affiliated Company. TV -produced shorts, culturals Channel 2 with the National Broadcasting comparatively few features and preferably so late At least twenty of Mexico's 29 states and two in the evening that at least the two first shows enjoy television programs, served the cinema should not be too much territories now The local per day in by the networks and by 37 local stations. affected. Both 16mm and 35mm films can now be stations are in Torreon, Monterrey, (2), Guadala- shown. jara,Hermosiilo, Mexicali Tijuana Tampico, Nuevo Laredo, Juarez, Merida, Nogales, Veracruz, Colima, Ensenada, Chihuahua, Guanajuato, Culiacan, Sal- tillo, Pairal, Los Mochas and Queretaro. OKINAWA (Ryukus) The relay stations are located at Paso de Cortez, Broadcasting began 1959 by Okinawa TV Sys- and Guadalajara, serving the Hoso Network and Zamorano, Tepatitlan, Hidal- tem and later joined by Ryuku states of Mexico, Morelos, Guerrero, Oaxaca, Ryuku Broadcasting. Three stations, one of which is Puebla, Veracruz, Tlaxcala, Queretaro, Guana- non-commercial, serve the estimated 200,000 sets go, Luis Potosi, and Jalisco. broad- juto, Michocan, San sta- owned by Okinawans. The U. S. Government Following is the oncial list of of television casts programs in English for some 16,000 Americans City, as recorded at the tions operating in Mexico 9; who are set owners. Ministry of the Interior: XEQTV, channel In 1964 Ryuku Hoso opened a relay with Japan 2; XEBTV, Channel 3; baseball, XEWTV, Channel 5; so special programs from there, especially XIHTVTV, Channel 4; XHGCTV, Channel are aired in Okinawa. There is also a color relay from XEXTV, Channel 7; XIPN, Channel 11; Japan. 8, and XHDFTV, Channel 13. PINDER XHTMTV, Channel relay trans- -A. C. A nationwide hookup with microwave in 1963 and has brought mitters was completed includ- special TV programs to Mexican audiences, flights, the Pope's trips and major PAKISTAN ing Apollo space broad- Television came to Pakistan in November, 1964 sports events. A big event in 1970 was the TV Cup Tournament, by when the first station at Lahore (West Pakistan) the world.viewed went on the air. The second station at Dacca (East hundredsof millionscthroughout commissioned in December, 1964. In is continuing to cultivate markets for Pakistan) was Mexico the Dominican May 1967, Pakistan Television Corporation Ltd., a packaged programs in Puerto Rico, was formed which is now Venezuela, Central America, Peru, Co- public limited company, Republic, Chile, but the running all the four TV stations in the country. All lombia, Ecuador, Buenos Aires and of 5-10 Kwt outlet continues to be the United these stations have powerful transmitters biggest foreign Broadcast- strength. More than 24 cities and towns in both wings States, through Spanish International television. About operates Channel 41 in San of the country are now covered by ing Company, which 10 people are within the viewing range. Sur- Texas, and Channel 34 in Los Angeles, million Antonio, a week going veys have shown that television has reached most of on UHF, with about 70 programs the well-to-do homes. to each station. Pakistan Television Corporation is being run as a decree on July 1 1969 amended the A government law to pro- commercial service. Advertisers can buy time for federal radio and television broadcasting between the pro- inspection of stations and to spots in the breaks provided vide closer government It per- grammes, or sponsor the programmes shown by the put more emphasis on "cultural" programs. stations. mits extending of present concessions by 10 years, 675 PERU Zealand. The station is also used daily for educational instructions to local schools. Address: Television of Television is one of Peru's fastest growing in- Samoa, Pago Pago. dustries. There are four channels in Lima (4, 7, 9, -A. C. PINDER 13). -- Channel 7 is non-commercial and is operated by the -o Ministry of Education. It operates only a few hours a week on an erratic schedule and has few viewers. SCOTLAND Channel 4 (Radio America) is the oldest station, Television, though working since 1958. There is a fourth operating chan- becoming more of a service and less of a novelty, is still a major talking -point in the nel in the country, channel 2 in Arequipa; it is homes of associated with Lima's channel 13 (Radio Panameri- Scotland. Its rapid extension to the Western cana). Isles and northern islands of the country has killed off the rural cinema chain Television has a strong run by the mobile High- appeal to people of all lands and Islands Film Guild, and continues to make social classes. Even in the barriadas (slums) one the life of live show finds TV antennas. It is there for promoters difficult. Color tele- owners to vision is also now available to a large part of Scotland, charge one sole admission to watch proving a special boon in lonely glens and communi- nightly TV. There are said to be 65.000 sets in op ties. eration in the Lima area with an average viewing One trend up -pointed by the arrival of color is the audience (according to McCann Erickson, the ad- extent to which native vertising firm) 4.5 Scottish scenery, such as lochs of persons per set. This would and mountains, can be shown to advantage; the tar- give a potential total audience of about 300,000 tan and bagpipes persons. Others place the figure higher. spectacular of Highland Games is also a 'must' for producers, who still haven't yet Programming depends greatly on Westerns and captured the full mystery (detective) shows from authenticity of such stirring events. the United States As program organizers become more hungry for that have been Spanish -dubbed in Mexico. There material, are also many motion pictures the old Highland stories and the dramas of from the United Scotland are being brought out to create television States that are either dubbed or with titles. Film fodder. This programs are preferred to live because is a vast, untapped reservoir. English of the cost and European producers have also descended on Scot- factor. There are a number of live programs- land to gather material. amateur talent reviews, discussions. etc. Stations The BBC retain the prepare their own news programs using live edge in quality, and the policy and of their patient Scottish controller, Alasdair Milne, film sections. until recently hampered by A minute spot at prime time (8-10 P.M.) budget restrictions, is costs beginning to pay off, though the colorization of the about 700 soles ($26). However. as many as 10 BBC studios spots are grouped together, has been slower than those of Scottish lessening impact. Television, the commercial station with tint bases at Nevertheless, prime time is sold out. A 15 -minute both Glasgow and Edinburgh. spot 200 The mediocrity of many costs soles ($7.41) and a half-hour show Scottish Television programs has irked costs between 6.000 and 8,000 soles ($200-$300 ap- viewers, and proximately). Press criticism, while strong against all television, is The stations are working very close particularly scathing of commercial to the break-even point, and channel 9 failed. offerings from the Glasgow studios of STV. One series of way-out 'arty' programs, titled "Gateway," ran into intense puzzlement. viewer PHILIPPINES In drama, Scottish Television are active, and have Broadcasts begun 1953 by DZAQ-TV owned by sold "Redgauntlet," based on a Sir Walter Scott Alto Broadcasting. At present 18 stations are on the romance, to several countries; the STV station has air for commercial broadcasting and one government also sold its "Finders Seekers" song series, featuring station; most are located in Manila. Number of sets the New Seekers. A summer -recess series "Summer are estimated at over 450,000. Alto Broadcasting Scene" was rated one of the lowest yet by both Press merged with and viewers. Chronicle Broadcasting to form ABS- The CBN. Others are Associated Broadcasting, Inter - BBC are stepping up a documentary flow, con- Island Broadcasting, Metropolitan Broadcasting, centrating too much in the eyes of many, on far away Philippines Broadcasting, Radio Mindanao Network places like the Hebrides and the Shetland Isles, and and Republic Broadcasting. More provincial outlets overlooking places like Galloway and the Borders and are planned. south. News -wise, the BBC gain ground with the -A. C. PINDER nightly "Reporting Scotland," a news -magazine link- o ing cleverly between Glasgow, Edinburgh and Aber- deen studios. A tint spectacular about Sir Harry PUERTO RICO Lauder's centenary also registered well on the net- work. The 1971 season will see, from March, the There are about 200,000 television sets in Puerto BBC -2 channel offering "Sunset Song," a drama Rico, for a population of 2,300,000. Most of the from the East of Scotland, based on stories by Lewis public places such as restaurants, clubs, have tele- Grassic Gibbon. vision sets for their patrons and the medium is The scope is wide open for inventive ideas, too often available in local hotels upon request. bogged down in administrative techniques. The qual- Even though most Puerto Ricans know English, ity of much of the production personnel in program and the number of persons who will acquire a planning can still be questioned. Ideas, and a flair working knowledge of Engish will increase con- for new methods of presentation and the use of new siderably through intensification of English in- screen 'faces', seem to be at a premium. Desk -bound struction in public schools and the migration of producers choose too many of the same performers Puerto Rican families to the United States, and and artistes for too much of the time. workers who come back from the States with more Grampian -TV continues to serve knowledge the north and of English, television programming is northeast with efficiency if not the expenditure of in English and Spanish. WRAQ-TV, owned and normal budgeting, while the same fault can be laid, operated by the newspaper El Mundo, on channel on economic grounds, at the door of little Border - 4. has 30 per cent programs in English of which Television, a company based on Carlisle, northwest 10 per cent have Spanish sub -titles. England, serving viewers on both sides of the Eng- Kinescope versions of top North American tele- land -Scotland border. vision shows are represented on both stations. Financial considerations have forced the Grampian American manufacturers of cigarettes, electric station to link, in sales of advertisements, with the appliances, soaps, detergents, and other products Glasgow commercial station, and some see the time which use television widely have increased their not far distant when Scotland will, in commercial budgets for this type of advertising medium. television, become one major center with studios link- ing to a central base at either Glasgow or Edinburgh. The oddity of the present set-up is that the Border SAMOA (AMERICAN) Television company at Carlisle have, among their viewers, residents on the tiny Isle of Man, halfway One TV station serves some 2,500 sets on the between Northern Ireland and northwest England, a American part of this Pacific island as well as a terrain with its own parliament and its own small number of see on the part administered by New commercial -radio station. 676 Border, curiously enough, do one of their best jobs with a regional `Lookaround' news -magazine screened SWITZERLAND each night. This compares more than favorably with The Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC) holds those of the bigger stations, and points the way to a State concession for sound and television broad- the value of catering for local and regional tastes. casting. The SBC handles all programme matters, One sad fact about Scotland is that amateur tele- while the PTT enterprises are responsible for the vision critics are more vocal than the professional transmitters and relay facilities. ones and get more space in the Press. Newspapers As of March 31st, 1970, there were 1,191,613 TV sets continue to go in for the gimmick of using readers' in operation in Switzerland, 248 transmitters and views in the form of criticism letters, these being boosters on the air 128 in the German -language part widely focussed on in the weekend editions, and of Switzerland, 68 in the French -language part of carrying word-of-mouth pressure against the smaller Switzerland, 52 in the Italian-speaking Tessin. The space devoted to professional critics. The fault can be French and German language -stations schedule about laid at the door of the Press managements. Similarly, 58 hours of programming a week each; the Italian a fear on the part of television companies to irk the language transmitters about 52 hours weekly (with- Press media is obvious, and the television producers out Eurovision-European TV programme ex- do little to hit back against criticism even when they changes). deem it unjustified. A bit more of the give-and-take February 1, 1965 commercial TV was introduced in criticism would aid all media. on a limited basis: From January 1st, 1969, 15 min- -GORDON IRVING utes on weekdays at the utmost, at 8,500 francs per minute. -0 -- Annual licenses cost 84 francs for private sets and 168 for public sets. Latest estimates place 49,579 SOUTH AFRICA color sets in Switzerland, as of March, 1970. 20 to 30% of all programs are in color. South African Minister of Posta and Telegraphs -ARTHUR GOEPFERT Dr. Albert Hertzog persisting in his adamant stand against the introduction of television into this country. The South African Broadcasting Corp. held con- tracts with Agence prance Presse and other or- TAHITI ganizations for the supply of news films for show- Office of Radiodiff-Television Francaise, Papeete, ing overseas, and, in tact, its small film unit has operates four channels three hours a day to serve the already supplied Agence France Presse and United estimated 8,000 sets of this French possession. It is Press International with newaclips for foreign TV. owned by the government and buys its canned pro- One of the SABCs senior directors, Mr. Norman grams in Paris. Filmer, the man who toured Australia and New Zealand on T V research, and later made a Euro- pean visit on SABC business, said that these news - clips were available to any agency that wanted to THAILAND avail itself of the opportunity. Thai Television Company (government -owned) Minister for Education, Senator Jan de Klerk, opened its first station in 1953 and now operates who lias done much for film exhibitors in over- four stations (two using color) and 8 relays on a ruling Censor Board decisions in certain instances commercial basis. Stations are operated under names where appeals had been made by the distributors of Thai Broadcasting & TV, Bangkok. Entertainment concerned, said that the recently formed National Co.,Bangkok.hai Army TV, and Thai TV & Radio, all located Film Board had no plans for making television in Sets are estimated at 600,000. films. -A. C. PINDER And yet, the South African Information De- partment, as well as the South African Tourist -o- Corporation, both official Government bodies, each with its own film division, had been producing TURKEY documentaries and other films for overseas tele- The Turkish people of Istanbul are so willing to vision release before their film divisions were get T.V. that the Municipality of Istanbul is going absorbed as part of the now unified National Film to organise the T.V. of the city. Board. And, despite denials, the NFB have been Today there is in Istanbul about 500,000 T.V. allegedly advertising for qualified TV staff in sets, that means 200 or 250 thousand or more spec- Rhodesia. tators. This number will surely increase in the -S. M. KIRSCH near future. The reason is very simple. Many Turkish workers-that work in different countries of - Europe-coming back to their home will be wishing SOUTH KOREAKOREA to bring T.V. sets with them. Meanwhile it is neces- sary to add that the Turkish Government is inter- Korea Broadcasting System (KBS), govern. ested in the matter. They decided that any traveller ment-owned, has been broadcasting through its coming back home will be free to bring with him Seoul station since 1961 and plans a network to any small set of T.V. as well as any transistor or cover the whole nation. Though monthly fees of other small radio sets. No tax at all to this kind 80rc are collected from set -owners, commercials are of apparatus. also accepted. Apart the T.V. of Istanbul another Turkish city, An earlier commercial station was burnt out and in the Aegean Sea, Izmir will too, get a strong did not resume broadcasting, but Tongyang TV T.V. The number of sets is very high there. It is Company (DTV) took its place December 7, 1964, and supposed that more than a half million of specta- was joined in 1969 by Moonhwa Broadcasting. Re- tors will follow the city's T.V. ceivers estimated at 600,000. The Turkish Government and especially the Prime -A. C. PINDER Minister Mr. Suleyman Demirel in person has prom- ised any possible assitance and support. As for the technical personage that will be neces- SWEDEN sary for the T.V. a special didactic course will be The Swedish TV began in the autumn of 1956. organised and settle down for teaching and prepare One station was organized in Stockholm and one in young persons. Gothenburg. An ordinary TV week ru Stockholm -PHEDON NAZLOGLOU sees about 14 hours of "live" programmes and six hours of film. Swedish, French, American (USA), British and Soviet pictures have been shown on -o- TV and series like "The Perry Como Show", ARAB REPUBLIC "20th Century". "Perry Mason". "Hitchcock Pre. UNITED Bents", "Gunsmoke", "Disneyland", "Robin Hood" The television of the United Arab Republic is at- (British) and "Colonel Flack'. tached to the Ministry of Guidance, which is headed The future for the Swedish TV seems very prom- by the Minister Mohamed Hassanein Heykal, since ising with about 2,000,000 sets. May 197& 677 The Chairman of the Board of the TV is Mr. Abdel I-famid Younes (since December 1969) while VIETNAM ( SOUTH the General Director of programs is Mr. Saad Labib. Vietnam Television, Saigon, operates stations in The Central Saigon, Hue, Cantho and Quinhon 4 hours daily. station in Cairo is about 125 hours U. S. Forces transmission a week through also operates radio -TV services with three channels cover- 4 relays broadcasting 65 hours weekly in ing most of the U.A.R. areas including Asswan and English. Luxor. Citizen set -owners are estimated at 600,000. South Vietnam interests U.A.R. TV follows the European technical trans- backed by a Japanese mission with electronics company in 1970 opened a factory produc- an image of 825 scansions. ing 5,000 sets monthly. The TV receivers in use number round 400,000. The Arabic Department shouts a movie news review -A. C. PINDER weekly and it is sent to 35 stations all over the -o- world with which Arab TV exchange cultural and documentary materials. -o- -111.\RY YUGOSLAVIA The Yugoslav television network entered with VENEZUELA 1966 its eighth year of socalled experimental pro- gram. The regular operation of Yugoslav television There are three commercial television stations in claims to have about 500.000 receiving sets. Venezuela: The television has already completed several re- 1. Radio Caracas Television: managing director, lay towers which helped the programs from Bel- Amable Espina. Channels 2, 3, 7 and 10. RCA equip- grade, Zagreb and Ljubljana, the three complete ment. This is by far the best station, with very lit- TV studios, reach considerable parts of Yugoslavia, tle unsold time. It is operating about 16 hours a day. especially in Macedonia, Bosnia and Dalmatia. The 2. Vene -Vision, Channels 4 and 9. Managing Di- three big towers completed on the Bosnian and Mace- rector Valeriano Humpierrez, Marconi Equipment. donian mountains added another two to three million This station is the previous Televisa and was people able to receive the national programs, from any completely reorganized and revamped at the be- of the three television studios. ginning of 1961. It has a strong A.B.C. interest. The Yugoslav Government lifted the protection Operating seven hours daily. customs on imported television sets because the 3. Ondas del Lago Television. This is the only domestic production (under licences) cannot pos- channel in Maracaibo. Managing Director-Nicolas sibly meet the local demands. Two Yugoslav fac- Vale Quintero. Operating an average of five hours tories producing television sets have increased pro- daily. duction to nearly five hundred thousand in 1966, but There is also one Government -owned station, Tele the high price remained the same-about two thou- visors uVacional, channel 5, operating about four sand dinars (300 dollars), which still can be bought hours every evening and admitting no advertising. on installment plan. WORLD TV BROADCASTERS

Following is o listing, by continents and countries, of the major television broadcasting organizations of the world, providing a reference list of the principal program buyers world-wide. For the United States, Canada and Great Britain, see the appropriate sections. Europe DENMARK ALBANIA RADIO DENMARK Television Service, Radio Denmark, Radiohuset, RADIODIFFUSION ALBANAISE Rosenornsalle, Copenhagen. Rue Conference de Peza, 3, Tirana. FINLAND AUSTRIA SUOMEN TELEVISIO OSTERREICHISCHER RUNDFUNK Pasila, Ilmala, Helsinki. Television Dept., Schellinggasse 4, Wien 1. FRANCE BELGIUM RADIODIFFUSION -TELEVISION FRANCAISE 15 Rue Cognac -Jay, Paris 7eme. RADIODIFFUSION -TELEVISION BELGE (R.T.B.) (FRENCH) GERMANY BELGISCHE RADIO EN TELEVISIE (B.R.T.) GERMAN FEDERAL REPUBLIC (FLEMISH) DEUTSCHE RUNDFUNK -UND RTB or BRT FERNSEHANSTALTEN Place Eugene Flagey 18, Brussels 5. BAYERISCHER RUNDFUNK BULGARIA Mm:chen 2, Rundfunkplatz 1. HESSISCHER BULGARIAN RUNDFUNK TELEVISION Frankfurt (Main), Bertramstr. 8. G. Genov St. 7, Sofia. NORDDEUTSCHER RUNDFUNK CYPRUS Hamburg 13, Rothenbaumchaussee 132/134. CYPRUS BROADCASTING CORPORATION RADIO BREMEN P.O. Box 824, Nicosia. Bremen, Heinrich -Hertz -Str. 13. SAARLANDISCHER RUNDFUNK CZECHOSLOVAKIA Saarbrucken, Funkhaus Halberg, Postfach 1050. CESKOSLOVENSKA TELEVIZIE SENDER FREIES BERLIN M. Gorkeho 29, Praha 1. Berlin 19, Masurenallee 8-14. 678 SUEDDEUTSCHER RUNDFUNK MONACO Stuttgart 1, Neckarstr. 145. JEAN LUC SUEDWESTFUNK TELE MONTE -CARLO Baden-Baden, Hans-Bredow-Straße. 28 Rue François ler Paris 8e. WESTDEUTSCHER RUNDFUNK (Program Buyer-TELE MONTE -CARLO) Koln, Wallrafplatz 5. TELE MONTE CARLO 16, Blvd. Princesse Monte Carlo. ZWEITES DEUTSCHES FERNSEHEN Charlotte, Mainz, GroBe Bleiche/Ecke Flacksmarktstr. POLAND

POLSKIE RADIO I TELEWIZJA GERMAN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC Telewizja, Plac Powstancow Warzawy 7, Wars- FOREIGN RADIO STATIONS IN GERMANY zawa. AMERICAN FORCES NETWORK, EUROPE PORTUGAL (AFN) Frankfurt (Main), Bertramstr. 6, Tel. 55 00 79 01. RTP-RADIOTELEVISAO PORTUGUESA S.A.R.L. Rua de S. Domingos (a Lapa) 26, Lisboa. AIR FORCES RADIO SERVICE Wiesbaden, A.P.O. 09633. RUMANIA BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION- RADIODIFUZIUNEA TELEVIZUNEA ROMINA BBC (German Service) Studioul de Televiziune, Str. Moliere 2, Bucuresti. 73. Berlin 12, Savignyplatz 6, Tel. 32 99 SPAIN BRITISH FORCES BROADCASTING SERVICE -BFBS TELEVISION ESPANOLA Koln-Marienburg, Parkstr. 61. SWEDEN RADIO CANADIAN ARMY EUROPE-CAE SVERIGES RADIO Werl (Westf), C.F.P.O. 5050. Radiohouset, Oxenstiernsgatan 2, Stockholm. RADIO FFB Berlin 52, Kurt -Schumacher -Damm, Quartier SWITZERLAND Napoléon, Tel. 41 29 13 88. SWISS BROADCASTING CORPORATION Giacommettistrasse 1, 3000 Berne 16. RADIO EUROPA No. I Europaische Rundfunk and Fernseh AG Saarbrucken, Dudweilerstr. 57-59, Tel. 24162. USSR SOVJET TELEVISION RADIO FREE EUROPE 21. Tsentralnaja studija televidenija Moskva, ul. Munchen 22, Englischer Garten 1, Tel. 22 99 Sjabolovka 53. RADIO LIBERTY Munchen 27, Arahellastr. 20, Tel. 4 46 31. YUGOSLAVIA TELEVISION YOUGOSLAVE GIBRALTAR Radiotelevision Yougoslave, 70B, Kidrica, Beo- grad. GIBRALTAR TELEVISION 28 John Mackintosh Square, Gibraltar. Africa HOLLAND NEDERLANDSE TELEVISIE STICHTING (N.T.S.) 53 Emmastraat, Hilversum. RADIO ALGERIE HUNGARY EGYPT MAGYAR RADIO ES TELEVIZIO U.A.R. BROADCASTING CORPORATION Television Direction, V. Szabadsagter 17, Buda- OF CAIRO pest. Radio & TV House, Maspero St., Cairo. IRELAND GHANA GHANA BROADCASTING CORPORATION RADIO EIREANN TELEFIS Broadcasting House, Accra. Donnybrook, Dublin 4. KENYA ITALY KENYA BROADCASTING SERVICE RADIO -TELEVISIONE ITALIANA Box 30456, Nairobi. Via del Babuino, 9, Roma. LUXEMBOURG RADIODIFFUSION TELEVISION MAROCAINE 28 Rue François ler Paris 8e. 1, Zenkat Pierre Parent, Rabat. (Program Buyer for TELE LUXEMBOURG) Avenida de la Habana 77, Madrid. NIGERIA TELE LUXEMBOURG NATIONAL TELEVISION Compagnie Luxembourgeoise Telediffusion, Villa Ikoyi, Lagos. Louvigny, Luxembourg. EASTERN NIGERIA TELEVISION P.O. Box 350, Enugu. MALTA WESTERN NIGERA RADIOVISION TELE MONTE CARLO SERVICE JEAN LUC Television House, P.O. Box 1460, Ibadan. THE MALTA TELEVISION SERVICE LTD. NORTHERN NIGERIA TELEVISION Gwardamanga, Malta. Kaduna TV, Box 250, Kaduna, No. Nigeria. 679 RHODESIA AND NYASALAND NIPPON TELEVISION NETWORK (NW) FEDERAL BROADCASTING CORP. 14 Niban-cho, Chiyoda.ku, Tokyo. OF RHODESIA AND NYASALAND TOKYO BROADCASTING SYSTEM (TBS) P.O. Box 2696, Salisbury. 5-3-6, Akasaka, Minato-ku, Tokyo. JAPAN SCIENTIFIC PROMOTION SIERRA LEONE FOUNDATION (JOTX) SIERRA LEONE TELEVISION SERVICE Tokyo Tower, Tokyo. Freetown. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF COMMERCIAL BROADCASTERS Bungei Shunju Bldg., 3 Kioi-cho, Chiyoda-Ku, Asia Tokyo. NIPPON HERALD NATIONALIST CHINA OSK Bldg., 2-1 Uchisaiwai-cho, Tokyo. TAIWAN TELEVISION ENTERPRISES LTD. 990 Chung Chen Road, SEC., Taipei, ARTHUR DAVIS Taiwan. Azabu Heights Mansion, 1-5-10 Roppongi, Tokyo NATIONAL EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION 105 Ministry of Education, 41 Nan -hai Road, Taipei, Taiwan. INTERNATIONAL MOTION PICTURE Hattori Bldg., 6 Takaracho 2-Chome, Chuoku, CHINA TV CO., LTD. Tokyo 104. 53 Ten Al Road, Taipei, Taiwan. K.R.C. (TV Section) CAMBODIA 26-6 Akasaka, 8-chome, Tokyo. MGM TELEVISION RADIO CAMBODGE -TELEVISION Tokyo Film Bldg., Tokyo. Phnom Penh. INTERLINGUAL-INTERNATIONAL INC. GUAM No. 7 Mori Bldg., 2 Nishikubo Tomoe-cho, Shiba, Tokyo 105. KUAM TELEVISION Box 368, Agana, Guam. INTERVISION, INC. 205, 15-6, 1-chome Akasaka, Tokyo 105. HONG KONG JAPAN INTERNATIONAL ENTERPRISES Tokyo. TELEVISION BROADCASTS, LTD. 17-20 Shimbashi, 6-chome, Prince's Bldg., Hong Kong. MCA JAPAN LTD. REDIFFUSION (Hong Kong Ltd.) Hotel New Japan, Tokyo. Rediffusion House, Hong Kong. NEW JAPAN FILMS INC. 12 Iigura Katamachi, Azabu, Tokyo. INDIA PACIFIC TV CORP. ALL INDIA TELEVISION 3, 5-chome, Ginza, Tokyo. Television Centre, All India Radio, Akashwani Bhawan, 5th Floor, Parliament Street, New WARNER BROS.-SEVEN ARTS Delhi, 1. Tokyo Film Bldg., Tokyo. (Audience Research) INDONESIA JAPAN A. C. NIELSEN CO. JAJASAN TELEVISI RI (RRI-TV) 5-15-1, Roppongi, Tokyo 105. Senajan, Jakarta. AUDIENCE STUDIOS (Japan) IRAN Yoneda Bldg., 17-20 Shimbashi, Tokyo. TELEVISION OF IRAN VIDEO RESEARCH CORP. Box 1015, Av. Pahlavi, Tehran. 16-7, 2-chome, Higashi Ginza, Tokyo. IRAQ SOUTH KOREA TV-STATION OF THE REP. OF IRAQ Ministry of Guidance, Broadcasting House, Sal- TONG -YANG BROADCASTING hiya, Baghad. Seoul. KOREA BROADCASTING SYSTEM JAPAN Seoul. NIPPON HOSO KYOKAI (NHK) MOOHWA BROADCASTING 2-2, Uchisaiwai-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. Seoul. THE YOMIURI TELEVISION BROADCASTING CORP. (YTV) JOIX-TV KUWAIT Osaka. KUWAIT-TV ASAHI BROADCASTING CO., Kuwait. LTD. (ABC) JOBX-TV Osaka. LEBANON KANSAI TELEVISION CORP. (KTV) JODX-Tv COMPAGNIE LIBANAISE DE TELEVISION Osaka. B.P. 4848, Beirut. MAINICHI BROADCASTING SYSTEM TELE ORIENT (MBS) JOOR-TV Box 5054, Beirut. Osaka. FUJI TELECASTING CO. MALAYSIA 7 Kawada-cho, Ichigaya, Shinjukuku, Tokyo. TELEVISION MALAYSIA NIPPON EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION (NET) Dept. of Broadcasting, P.O. Box 1047, Kuala 6-4-10 Roppongi, Tokyo. Lumpur. 680 PHILIPPINES AUSTRALIA ASSOCIATED BROADCASTING AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING CORPORATION -ABC COMMISSION (CHANNEL 2) P.O. Box 2789, Manila. Government owned. 264 Pitt Street, P.O. Box 487, G.P.O., Sydney. ALTO BROADCASTING SYSTEM Quezon City (ABS-CBN). AMALGAMATED TELEVISION SERVICES Pty. Ltd. Television Station A.T.N., Channel NATIONAL RADIO-TV NETWORK Television Centre, Epping, Sydney, N.S.W. (affiliated with Inter -Island) Rizal, Manila. TELEVISION CORPORATION LIMITED Television Station TCN, Channel 9 INTER -ISLAND BROADCASTING Artarmon Road, Willoughby, Sydney, N.S.W. CORPORATION UNITED TELECASTERS LIMITED (CHANNEL San Juan Rizal, D 708. 0) C/Amalgamated Wireless (A/asia) Ltd. METROPOLITAN BROADCASTING CO. 42 York Street, Sydney, N.S.W. 969, Avenue, Manila. Taft HERALD -SUN T.V. REPUBLIC OF PHILIPPINES NETWORK Pty. Ltd. Television Station HSV, Channel 7 Rosas Center, Manila, D 405. Cnr. Dorcas and Wells St., South Melbourne, Victoria. RADIO MINDANAO NETWORKS Philippines Herald Bldg., Manila. GENERAL TELEVISION CORP. +'ty. Ltd. Television Station GTV, REPUBLIC BROADCASTING SYSTEM Channel 9 22.46 Bendigo Street, Richmond, Melbourne, Vic- E de los Santos Avenue, Diliman, Qeezon City toria. AUSTRAMA TELEVISION (CHANNEL 0) RYUKYU ISLANDS (OKINAWA) ATV C/Ansett Transport Industries Ltd. OKINAWA TELEVISION BROADCASTING 489 Swanston Street, Melbourne, Victoria. CO. CANBERRA TELEVISION LTD. 1-Chome, Matsuyama -cho, Naha, Okinawa. Television Station CTC, Channel 7 RYUKU BROADCASTING CO. Canberra Television Centre, Black Mountain, Can- 1.66 Kumiji-cho, Naha. berra ACT, P.O. Box 377, Canberra. OKINAWA HOSO KYOKAI BRISBANE TV LIMITED 10-19 Aza Takayasu, Naha. Television Station BTQ, Channel 7 Victory Chambers, Adelaide Street, Brisbane, SAUDI ARABIA Queensland. QUEENSLAND TELEVISION LIMITED ARAMCO-TV Television Station QTQ, Channel 9 Box 1359, Dhahran. ANZ Bank Chambers, 43 Queens Street, Bris- bane, Queensland. SINGAPORE TELEVISION BROADCASTER LTD. TELEVISION SINGAPURA Television Station ADS, Channel 7 P.O. Box 1902, Singapore. 125 Strangeways Terrace, North Adelaide, South Australia. SYRIA SOUTHERN TELEVISION CORP. LTD. SYRIAN TELEVISION Television Station NWS, Channel 9 Rue de 1a Victoire, Damascus 202-208 Tynte Street, North Adelaide, South Aug. tralia. THAILAND TV LIMITED THAI TELEVISION CO. LTD. television Station TVW, Channel 7 Bangkhunprom, Bangkok. Osborne Park Road, Tuart Hill, Perth, W.A. TASMANIAN TELEVISION THAI ARMY TELEVISION STATION LIMITED Pahol Youthin Road. Bangkok. TVT, Channel 6 Studio -52 Newtown Road, Newtown, Hobart BANGKOK BROADCASTING (Color only) (Tas.) Box 5-41, Bangkok. NORTHERN TELEVISION LTD. BANGKOK ENTERTAINMENT (Color only) Television Station TNT, Channel 9 Central Building, Bangkok. P.O. Box 873, Launceston, Tasmania. TURKEY MARIANAS ISLANDS ISTANBUL TEKNIK UNIVERSITESI KUAM TELEVISION Elektrii Fakultesi, Yuksek Frekans Tekaigl Ku- P.O. Box 368, Agana. susu, Istanbul. NEW CALEDONIA RADIODIFF: TELEVISION FRANCAISE VIETNAM (SOUTH) Noumea. Vietnam Television, Saigon. NEW ZEALAND NEW ZEALAND BROADCASTING CORPORATION Pacific P.O. Box 98, Wellington. AMERICAN SAMOA TAHITI TELEVISION OF SAMOA RADIO-DIFF.-TELEVISION FRANCAISE Department of Education, Pago Pago. Papeete. 681 Central America TELEVISORA DE CHIHUAHUA, S. A. Chihuahua, Chih. (Dom. Av. Chapultepec num. 18 Mexico, D. F.) COSTA RICA TELEVISORA DE HERMOSILLO, S. A. TELEVISORA DE COSTA RICA LTDA. Hermosillo, Son. (Dom. Av. Chapultepec num. Apt. 3876, San Jose. 18 Mexico, D. F.) "TIC-TAC" TELEVISION TELEVISORA DE GUADALAJARA, S. A. Apt. 4666, San Jose. Guadalajara, Jal. (Dom. Av. Chapultepec num. 18 Mexico, D. F.) TELEVISORA DE CALIMEX, S. A. Tijuana, B. C. (Dom. Av. Chapultepec num. 18 CMQ-TV Mexico, D. Radiocentre, Habana. F.) TELEVISORA CMBF-TV DE OCCIDENTE, S. A. Guadalajara, Jal. Mazon y San Miguel, Habana. (Dom. Av. Chapultepec num. 18. Mexico, D. F.) DOMINICAN REPUBLIC TELEVISORA DEL NORTE, S. A. Monterrey, N. L. (Dom. Av. Chapultepec num. 18 RADIO SANTO DOMINGO -TV Mexico, D. F.) Calle Miami to Domingo. TELEVISORA DE YUCATAN, S. A. RAHINTEL TELEVISION Merida, Yuc. (Dom. Av. Chapultepec num. 18 Radio HIN C Por A, Eusanche 30 de Mayo SK, Mexico, 1). F.) Domingo. TELEVISION DE GUANAJUATO, S. A. Cerro del Zamorano, Qro. (Dom. Av. Chapultepec EL SALVADOR num. 18 Mexico, D. F.) TELEVISION SALVADORENA S.A. TV DE CULIACAN, S. A. Apt. 947, San Salvador. Culiacan, Sin. (Dom. Av. Chapultepec num. 18 RADIO TELEVISION YSU, S.A. Mexico, D. F.) Apt. Postal 1050, San Salvador. TELEVISORA DE MEXICALI, S. A. Apartado Postal num. 1356 Mexicali, B. C. GUATEMALA (Dom. Av. Chapultepec num. 18 Mexico, D. F.) TELEVISION NACIONAL TELEVISION DE COLIMA, S. A. de C.V. Edit de la Tipografia Nacional, 18 de Septiembre y Anillo Circunvalacion num. 1080 Nte. Colima, 7a Ave. Sur, Guatemala. Col. RADIO-TELEVISION GUATEMALA, S.A. FELIPE ARRIOLA GANDARA Apt. 1367, Guatemala. Av. Alvaro Obregon num. 138 Nogales, Son. LA VOZ DE CENTRO AMERICA CARLOS FERRAEZ MATOS 7a Av. 1-19, Z-9, Guatemala. Calle Bolivar entre Diaz Miron y Boulevard Miguel Aleman Veracruz, Ver. HAITI TELEVISION GONZALES CAMARENA, S. A. TELE -HAITI Av. Chapultepec num. 18 Mexico, D. F. 384, Av, Jn. Jacques Dessalines, Port-au-Prince TELEVISORA DEL GOLFO, S. A. Ciudad Madero, Tams. (Dom. Av. Chapultepec HONDURAS (REP.) num. 18 Mexico, D. F.) RADIO Y TELEVISION HONDURENA S.A. TELEVISION DE MEXICO, S. A. Tegucigalpa. Av. Chapultepec num. 18 Mexico, D. F. ANTONIO SUAREZ REYES MEXICO Av. Punta Banda y Eugenia, Frallion-Amiento TELEVISION DE LA FRONTERA, S. A. Chapultepec Ensenada, B. C. Vincente Guerrero num. 704 Ciudad Juarez, Chih. RADIO PANAMERICANA, S. A. NETHERLANDS ANTILLES Av. Chapultepec num. 18 Mexico, D. F. TELECURACAO TELEVISION DEL NORTE, S. A. P.O. Box 415, Curacao. Aparatado Postal num. 1833 Monterrey, N. L. TELEVIMEX, S. A. NICARAGUA Av. Chapultepec num. 18 Mexico D. F. TELEVISION DE NICARAGUA, S.A. Apdo 1505, RADIO TELEVISION, S. A. Managua. Calle Quinta num. 210 Desps. 14-16 Edificio Barbachano Tijuana, B. C. PANAMA CADENA TELEVISION DEL NORTE, S. A. CIRCUITO RPC-TELEVISION Monterrey, N. L. (Dom. Av. Chapultepec num. Direccion de Correos y Telecommunicaciones, 18 Mexico, D. F.) Ministerio de Gobierno y Justicia, Panama. RAFAEL TIJERINA CARRANZA TELEVISORA NACIONAL S.A. PANAMA Aldama num. 2611 Nuevo Laredo, Tams. Ric. Chiari, Panama. TELEVISION TAPATIA, S. A. de C.V. DIFFUSION, S.A. Circunvalacion num. 265 Guadalajara, Jal. Carlos Eleta A, Panama. TELEVISORA DE LA LAGUNA, S. A. Torreon, Coah. (Dom. Av. Chapultepec num. 18, PUERTO RICO Mexico, D. F.) WKAQ-TV TELEVISION PASO DE CORTES, S. A. El Mundo Inc., Box 5096, Puerta de Tierra. num. 18 D. F. Av. Chapultepec Mexico, W I PM -TV SERGIO R. MOLINAR FERNANDEZ Dept. of Education Apartadr P^stal num. 271 Ciudad Juarez, Chih. Hato Rey, San Juan. 682 WAPA-TV TELEVISAO ITACOLOMI Av. Tocantins 499, Belo Horizonte, MG. Ponce de Leon Broadc. Co. of P.R. P.O. Box 250, San Juan. TELEVISAO PIRATINI WORA-TV Porto Alegre, RGS. Supreme Broadc. Co. Inc. of P.R. TELEVISAO ITAPOAN Box 43, Mayaguez. Rua Carlos Gomes, 57.

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685 Television Programs

[The listings below include star (m.c., narrator), producer, sponsor, advertising agency, network, running time, live, tape or film-for network shows; star, producer, distributor, running time-for syndicated shows. Sustaining network programs arm also included. All programs are weekly unless otherwise indicated.]

ABC EVENING NEWS WITH AND HOWARD K. SMITH. Av Westin, exec. prod., Richard Richter, David Buksbaum, prod. ABC Network. Half-hour. (5 days a week). ABC SCOPE. News documentary specials. Howard K. Smith, anchorman, Thomas H. Wolf. executive prod., Robert Siegenthaler, James Benjamin, Harold Wallace, producers. ABC SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE. ABC Network. Feature length films. Two hours, most in color. ABC WEEKEND NEWS WITH KEITH MCBEE. Keith McBee. Brian Nolan, prod. ABC Network. Fifteen minutes. Color. ABC'S WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS. Jim McKay, Bill Flemming, Chris Schenkel, commentators. Roone Arledge, exec. prod. ABC Network. AFL HIGHLIGHTS. Syndicated. Color. Half-hour. ABBOTT AND COSTELLO. Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. Syndicated. Half-hour. ADAM 12. Martin Milner, Kent McCord. Prod. by Mark VIII Prod. & NBC-TV in association with Jack Webb, exec. prod., Herman S. Saunders, prod. NBC Network. Half-hour. Color. ALFRED HITCHCOCK. Syndicated. Hour. ALL AMERICAN GAME OF THE WEEK Sports TV. Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. ALL MY CHILDREN. Paul Dumont, Mary Fickett, Richard Hatch, Ruth Warrick. Exec. prod.: Doris Quinlan, Bud Kloss. Creative Horizons in assoc. with ABC-TV Network. Half-hour. Color. Monday - Friday. AMERICAN BANDSTAND. Dick Clark. Dick Clark, exec. prod. Participating sponsorship. ABC Network. Ilour. Live. ANDY OF MAYBERRY. Andy Griffith, Don Knotts. Aaron Ruben, Prod., Sheldon Leonard, exec. prod. Mayberry Prods. Sponsors: Various. Half-hour. (Monday through Friday) CBS Network. Film. Re. runs. THE ANDY WILLIAMS SHOW. Andy Williams. Exec. prod.: Alan Bernard, Andy Williams; prods.: Chris Beard, Allan Blye; Prod. by Barnaby Prods., in assoc. with NBC TV Network; NBC-TV Network; One hour, color.

ANOTHER WORLD-BAY CITY. Exec. prod.: Lyle B. Hill. Procter & Gamble (Young & Rubicam) Mon - Fri. NBC Network. Half-hour. Color. ANOTHER WORLDSOMERSET. Doug Chapin, Jordan Charney. Exec. prod.: Lyle B. Hill. Acting prod.: Joe Rothenberger. Monday -Friday. Half-hour. Color. THE ARCHIE FUNHOUSE FEATURING THE GIANT JUKE BOX. Cartoon. Prod. by Filmation Assoc. CBS Network. Half-hour. Color. ARNIE. Herschel Bernardi, Sue Ann Langdon, Roger Bowen. Prod.: Rick Mittleman. Prod. by: 20th Cen- tury -Fox Television. Sponsors & agencies: Ralston -Purina (Gardner Advertising); Kellogg Co. (Leo Burnett Inc.); Sterling Drug (Dancer Fitzgerald & Sample); and others. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. AS THE WORLD TURNS. Don McLaughlin. Mary Harris, prod. Procter & Gamble Co. (Young & Rubicam, Inc.) CBS Network. Half-hour (5 days a week). Tape. THE AVENGERS. Patrick Macnee, Linda Thorson. ABC Television F -dms, Ltd. Brian Clemens, Albert Fennell, prods. Syndicated. Hour. Color. BANANA SPLITS ADVENTURE HOUR. Cartoon. NBC Network. Hour. Hanna -Barbera Prods. BAREFOOT IN THE PARK. Scoey Mitchell, Tracy Reed, Thelma Carpenter, Nipsey Russell. Prod.: Bill D'Angelo. ABC Network. Half-hour. Color. Film. BATMAN. Adam West Burt Ward, Neil Hamilton. Howie Horwitz, prod., Greenway Productions. Syndi- cated. Half-hour. Color. BATMAN/SUPERMAN HOUR. Prod. by National Periodical Pub. Inc. CBS Network. Hour. Color. Mattel, Inc. (Carson/Roberts) and participating sponsors. BELL TELEPHONE HOUR. Donald Voorhees, conductor. The Bell System. NBC Network. Hour. Series will alternate with a series of special programs. THE BEST OF EVERYTHING. Geraldine Fitzgerald , Patty McCormack. Exec. prod.: James Lipton; Prod.: Jacquelin Babbin. Lipton Productions in assoc. with ABC-TV Network. ABC Network. Monday -Friday. Half-hour. Color. 686 THE BEVERLY HILLBILLIES. Buddy Ebsen, Irene Ryan, prod.-Filmways TV Prods., Paul Henning, prod.: Al Simon, exec. prod. Sponsors and agencies: Campbell Soup Co. (BBDO, Inc.); Lever Brothers Co. (Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles, Inc.) & participating. Film. Half-hour. CBS. Color. BEWITCHED. Elizabeth Montgomery Dick Sargent. William Asher, prod., Harry Ackerman, exec. prod., Screen Gems, Inc. ABC-TV Network. Half-hour. Film. BIG VALLEY. Barbara Stanwyck, Richard Long. Four Star Television Prod. Jules Levy, Arthur Gardner, Arnold Levin, exec. prod. ABC Network. Hour. Color. COSBY SHOW. Star: Bill Cosby. NBC Network. Exec. prod.: William Cosby, Jr. Marvin Miller, producer; Prod. by Jemnnns Prods., in assoc. with NBC-TV; sponsor: Procter & Gamble, Compton Ad., Inc. Half-hour. Color. BIRDMAN. Cartoon. Hanna -Barbera Productions. Sponsors: varions. NBC Network. Color. THE BOB McALLISTER SHOW. Cartoons. Hour. Color. Syndicated. (5 days a week). BOLD JOURNEY. Syndicated. Half-hour. (5 days a week). THE BOLD ONES. Stars: Hal Holbrook, Burl Ives, E. G. Marshall. Producers: Joel Rogosin, (exec. prod., Cy Chermick, ("The Doctors"); Jo Swerling, Jr., exec. prod. ("Lawyers"); David Levinson (senator); Prod. by Universal TV. Sponsors: various. Hour. Color. BONANZA. Lorne Green, Dan Blocker, Michael Landon. Exec. prod.: David Dortort; prod.: Richard Collins. NBC Network. Hour. Color. Film. BOZO THE CLOWN Bill Britten, MC. WPIX-TV, prod. Syndicated. Half-hour. BRACKEN'S WORLD. Leslie Nielsen, Peter Haskell, Elizabeth Allen. Producer: Stanley Rubin; 20th Century -Fox Television. NBC Network. Hour. Color. . ABC Network. Paramount Gower Studios. Exec. producer: Sherwood Schwartz. Prod.: Howard Leeds. Assoc. producer: David Whorf. Stars: Robert Reed, Florence Henderson, Ann B. Davis. Half-hour. Color. BREAKTHRU. Religion, Syndicated. Half-hour. BRIGHT PROMISE. Dana Andrews, Gail Kobe, Paul Lukather. Exec. prods.: Frank & Doris Huraley. Prod.: Jerry Layton. Prod. by Bing Crosby-Frandor Prods. in assoc. with NBC-TV. NBC-TV Net- work. Mon. -Fri. Half-hour. Color. BUCKLEY FIRING LINE. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. BUGALOOS. Martha Raye, Caroline Ellis. Prod.: Sid & Marty Krofft. Prod. by Kroff TV Prods. & NBC- TV Network. NBC-TV. Half-hour. Color. BUGS BUNNY/ROAD RUNNER. Prod. by Warner Bros., Hollywood. CBS Network. Hour. Color. Partici- pating sponsors. BULLWINKLE. Cartoon. Jay Ward, creator. ABC Network. Half-hour. Color. BURKE'S LAW. Gene Barry. Syndicated. Hour. CBS EVENING NEWS with Walter Cronkite. Leslie Midgley, exec. prod. Half-hour. CBS Network. Color. Participating Sponsors. (5 days a week.) CBS EVENING NEWS WITH ROGER MUDD. Roger Mudd. Paul Greenberg, prod. CBS Network. Half- hour. Color. Live, film, tape. (Saturdays & Sundays). CBS FRIDAY NIGHT MOVIE. Feature length films. CBS Network two hours. CBS GOLF CLASSIC. , Cary Middlecoff, commentators. Frank Chirkinian, prod. Sponsors and Agencies: Firestone, (J. Walter Thompson, Inc.). CBS Network. Hour. CBS MID -DAY NEWS WITH DOUGLAS EDWARDS. Douglas Edwards. William Porter, prod. Sponsors: Various. CBS Network. Five Minutes. (5 days a week.) CBS MORNING NEWS WITH JOSEPH BENTI. Joseph Benti. Phil Lewis, prod. CBS Network. Hour. Live, film, tape. (Five days a week). CBS SUNDAY NEWS WITH HARRY REASONER. (New York) Harry Reasoner. Hal Haley. prod. CBS Network. Quarter hour. CBS THURSDAY NIGHT MOVIE. Sponsors: Various. CBS Network. Two Hours. CAMERA THREE. James MacAndrew Host. Half-hour. CBS Network. Prods.: Ralph Curtis, Merrill Brockway. Prod. by WCBS-TV, New York in cooperation with New York State Department of Edu- cation. CAPTAIN KANGAROO. Bob Keeshan. Al Hyslop, prod. Sponsors: Various. CBS Network. Hour. (Monday through Friday). Tape. CAPTAIN SCARLET. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. THE CAROL BURNETT SHOW. Variety. Carol Burnett, Harvey Korman Lyle Waggoner, Vicki Law- rence. Burngood, Inc., & Bob Banner Assoc., Joe Hamilton, prod. Sponsors: participating. CBS Network. Hour. Color. CATHEDRAL OF TOMORROW. Religion. Syndicated. Hour. Color. 687 CATTANOOGA CATS. Cartoons. ABC Network. Half-hour. THE CHILDREN'S DOCTOR. Medical. Dr. Lendon Smith. Kenneth Yandle, prod., Thomas Dargin, exec. prod. Syndicated. Five minutes.

CHRISTOPHERS. Religion. Syndicated. 5 min. Color. CISCO KID. Duncan Renaldo, Leo Carillo. Syndicated. Half-hour. COLLEGE TALENT. Variety. Syndicated. Hour. COLT 43. . Syndicated. Half-hour. COMBAT. Vic Morrow, Rick Jason. Syndicated. Hour. CONCENTRATION. Bob Clayton. NBC-TV, prod. Prod. Norm Blumenthal. NBC Network. Half-hour. (Monday through Friday). Live. CONTINENTAL MINIATURES. Syndicated. Half-hour. THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER. ABC Network. MGM Television. Producer: James Komack; Stars: Bill Bixby, , Brandon Cruz. Color. Half-hour. DAKTARI. Marshall Thompson, Cheryl Miller. Leonard Kaufman, prod. Syndicated. Hour. DAN AUGUST. Burt Reynolds, Norman Fell, Richard Anderson. Exec. prod.: Quinn Martin. QM Produc- tions. Prod.: Anthony Spinner. ABC Network. Hour. Color. Film. DANIEL BOONE. Fess Parker. Syndicated. Hour. Color. DANNY THOMAS IN MAKE ROOM FOR GRANDDADDY. Danny Thomas, Marjorie Lord, Angela Cart- wright, Michael Hughes, Rusty Hamer. Exec. prods.: Danny Thomas, Ron Jacobs. Prod.: Richard Crenna. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. DAPHNE'S CASTLE. Syndicated. Hour and a half. Color. DARK SHADOWS. Drama. Joan Bennett, Jonathan Frid, Louis Edmonds, David Henesy, Nancy Barrett, David Ford. Peter Miner, prod., Dan Curtis, exec. prod. ABC Network. Half-hour. DASTARDLY & MUTTLEY IN THEIR FLYING MACHINES. CBS Network. Cartoon, color. Half- hour. Hanna -Barbera Productions. Mattel (Carson Roberts Inc.) & Participating Sponsors. THE DATING GAME. Game. Jim Lange, host, Johnny Jacobs, announcer. Chuck Barris Productions. ABC Network. Monday -Friday. Half-hour. Color.

DAVEY AND GOLIATH. Religion. Syndicated. 15 min. Color. DAVID SUSSKIND. Syndicated. Two hours. Color. (Sundays) DAYS OF OUR LIVES. Drama. Macdonald Carey. Wes Kennedy, prod.. Mrs. Ted Corday, exec. prod. Corday Productions -Screen Gems Presentation in assoc. with NBC-TV. NBC Network. Half-hour. Color. (Mon. -Fri.) THE DEAN MARTIN SHOW. Dean Martin. Prod.: Greg Garrison. Prod. by: Claude Prods. in assoc. with Greg Garrison Prods. NBC Network. Hour. Tape. Color. . Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. THE DICK CAVETT SHOW. Variety. Daphne Prods. Don Silverman, prod. ABC Network. 90 min. Color. (5 days a week.) DICK VAN DYKE SHOW. Half-hour. Syndicated. (5 days a week.) DINAH'S PLACE. Dinah Shore. Exec. prod.: Henry Jaffe. Prod.: Robert Stivers. Prod. by Henry Jaffe Enterprises. Colgate-Palmolive Co. & other sponsors. NBC-TV Network. Half-hour. Color. (Mon. - Fri.) DIRECTIONS. Various. Wiley Hance, prod. ABC Network. Half-hour. DISCOVERY '70271. Virginia Gibson, host. Jules Power, exec. prod., Monroe Carol, prod. Half-hour. ABC. DIVORCE COURT. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. DR. KILDARE. Richard Chamberlain. Syndicated. Hour. Film. THE DOCTORS. Drama. James Pritchett, Lydia Bruce, Gerald Gordon, David O'Brien. Alan Potter, prod. Sponsor: Colgate (Ted Bates). NBC Network. Half-hour. Color. (Five days a week). THE DON KNOTTS SHOW. Don Knotts, Elaine Joyce. Exec. prod.: Sherwin Bash. Prod.: Nick Vanoff, Bill Harbacb. Prod. by Youngstreet Prods. in assoc. with NBC TV Network. NBC TV Network. Hour. Color. DORIS DAY SHOW. Doris Day, Rose Marie, McLean Stevenson. Terry Melcher, exec. prod. Jack Elinson, Norman Paul, prod. Procter and Gamble, Ralston -Purina (Gardner Ad.). Half-hour. Color. CBS Network. DRAGNET. Drama. Jack Webb. Universal & Mark VII Ltd., co -prods. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW. Ed Sullivan. Bob Precht, prod.-Sullivan Prods. Inc. CBS -TV Network. CBS Network. Hour. Live. Color. 688 THE EDGE OF NIGHT. Laurence Hugo, Ann Flood. Edwin Nicholson, prod. Bud Gowen, assoc. prod. Sponsors: Procter & Gamble Co. (Benton & Bowles, Inc.) CBS Network. Half-hour. Live. (5 days a week.) ELECTRIC VILLAGE. Variety. Syndicated. Hour. Color. ELEVENTH HOUR. Ralph Bellamy. Syndicated. Color. ENCOUNTER. Religion. Syndicated. Half-hour. EVANGEL HOUR. Religion. Syndicated. Half-hour. EYE GUESS. Quiz show. Bill Cullen. Bob Stewart, prod. NBC Network. Daytime, half-hour. F -TROOP. Forrest Tucker. Half-hour. Color. Syndicated. Film. THE FBI. Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., Philip Abbott, William Reynolds. QM Productions in assoc. with Warner Bros. for ABC-TV. Quinn Martin, exec. prod., Philip Saltzman, prod. ABC-TV Network. Color. Hour. FACE THE NATION. George Herman. CBS News. Prentiss Childs & Sylvia Westerman, prods. Half-hour. FAMILY AFFAIR. Brian Keith, Sebastian Cabot. Exec. prod.: Don Fedderson; Prod.: Edmund Hartmann. CBS Network. Half-hour. Color. Film. FELONY SQUAD. Drama. Howard Duff, Ben Alexander, Dennis Cole. , prod. 20th Cen- tury -Fox TV. Syndicated. Hour. FIREBALL XL -5. Cartoons. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. FIRST TUESDAY. Sander Vanocur (anchorman); Prods.: Tom Pettit, Bob Rogers, William B. Hill. NBC- TV Network. Two hours. Color. Monthly. rHE FLINTSTONES Animated voices: Alan Reed (Flintstone) Jean Vander Pyl, (Wilma). William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, prods., HannaBarbera Studios. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. Color. THE SHOW. Flip Wilson. Exec. prod. Monte Kay. Prod. Bob Henry. Prod. by Street Corner Prods. and Bob Henry Prods. in assoc. with NBC. Hour. Color. THE FLYING NUN. Sally Field. Marge Redmond, Madeleine Sherwood. Alejandro Rey. Screen Gems, Inc. William Sackheim, prod., Harry Ackerman, exec. prod. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. FOUR -IN -ONE. Dennis Weaver, (host), Lloyd Bridges. Prod. Glen Larson (McCloud); Paul Mason (San Francisco International), exec. prod. Jack Laird (Rod Serling's Night Gallery). Prod. by Universal TV & NBC-TV (McCloud, by Leslie Stevens in assoc. with Universal TV & NBC-TV.) NBC- TV Network. Hour. Color. FRAN TARKENTON. Syndicated. Half-hour. FRANK MCGEE SAT. REPORT. NBC Network. Hour. Eliot Frankel, prod. FRANK McGEE'S SUN. REPORT. NBC Network. Half-hour. Eliot Frankel, prod. FRONTIER CIRCUS. Drama. Syndicated. Hour. THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF DR. DOLITTLE. Cartoons. Exec. prods.: David DePatie & Friz Freleng. Prod. by: DePatie-Freleng Enterprises, Inc. NBC-TV Network. Half-hour. Color. GE COLLEGE BOWL. Quiz. Robert Earle, mod. NBC Network. Half-hour. A Moses, Reid, Cleary prod. GENERAL HOSPITAL. John Beradino, Emily McLaughlen. James Young, prod. ABC Network. Half-hour. (5 days a week). GENTLE BEN. Drama. Dennis Weaver, Clint Howard Beth Brickell. Ivan Tors Films, Inc., George Sher- man, prod., Andy White, exec. prod. Syndicated. half-hour. Color. GET SMART! Don Adams, Barbara Feldon. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. THE GHOST AND MRS. MUIR. Stars: Hope Lange, Edward Mulhane. Producer: Stanley Rubin. 20th Century Fox Television. Syndicated. Half-hour, color. GIDGET. Sally Field, Don Porter. William Sackheim, prod., Harry Ackerman, exec. prod. Screen Gems, Inc. Syndicated. Color. Half-hour. GILLIGAN'S ISLAND. Bob Denver, Alan Hale. Sherwood Schwartz, prod. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. Film. THE GLEN CAMPBELL GOOD TIME HOUR. CBS Network. Hour, color. Exec. producer: Nick Sevano; sponsors: Bristol Myers, American Cyanamid (BBDO, Inc.); Procter & Gamble & others. Glen Camp- bell, star. GOMER PYLE-USMC. Jim Nabors, Frank Sutton. Aaron Ruben, prod. Sponsor and Agency: General Foods (Benton & Bowles, Inc.) Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. Color. THE GOVERNOR AND J. J. CBS Network. Stars: Dan Dailey, Julie Sommars. Executive producer: Leonard Stern. Prod.: Arne Sultan. Talent Associates Ltd. -Norton Simon Inc. Color. Half-hour, film. GREEN ACRES. Eddie Albert, Eva Gabor. Jay Sommers, prod. Paul Henning, exec. prod. CBS Network. Film. Color. Half-hour. THE GUIDING LIGHT. Charita Bauer, Theo Goetz. Peter Andrews, prod. Sponsor and agency: Procter & Gamble Co. (Compton Advertising, Inc.). CBS Network. Half-hour (5 days a week). Tape. 689 GUMBY. Syndicated. Half-hour. GUNSMOKE. , Milburn Stone, Amanda Blake, Ken Curtis. Prod. by CBS Television Network. John Mantley, prod. Joseph Dockow, assoc. prod. CBS Network. Hour. Proctor & pating sponsors. Gamble and partici-

H. R. PUFNSTUF. NBC Network. Star: Tack Wild. Producers: Krofft TV Productions, Sid and Marty Krofft. Sponsor: Hasbro Industries, Inc. Half-hour. Color. HALLMARK HALL OF FAME. Various stars. Compass Prods., prod. Hallmark Cards, Inc.-Foote, Cone & Belding. S shows. Live. THE HARDY BOYS. Cartoon. Half-hour. ABC Network. THE HARLEM GLOBETROTTERS. Cartoon. Prod. by: Hanna -Barbera Prods. General Foods (Grey Ad.) Half-hour (film). CBS Network.

HAROLD ROBBINS' THE SURVIVORS. Syndicated. Universal Television and the Harold Robbins Com- pany. Producers: Richard Caffey. Executive producer: Walter Doniger. Stars: Lana Turner, George Hamilton, Kevin McCarthy, Ralph Bellamy. Sponsors: various. Color. HARRY REASONER WITH THE NEWS CBS News program. Five Minutes. HAWAII FIVE -O. Jack Lord, James MacArthur. Leonard Freeman, exec. prod., Robert Stambler (Hawaii), Stanley Kallis (Hollywood), prod. CBS Network. Hour. Color. Film. HEADLINE. Discussion. , moderator. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. HEADMASTER. Andy Griffith, Jerry Van Dyke, Parker Fennelly. Exec. prod.: Richard O. Linke. Prod. by: Aaron Ruben. Prod. by: Ada Prods. Sponsors: Bristol Myers, Lever Bros. (Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles); and participating. Half-hour. Film. THE HECKLE AND JECKLE SHOW. Cartoons. Prod.: Bill Weiss. NBC-TV Network. Half-hour. Color. HEE HAW. Buck Owens, Roy Clark. Exec. Prods.: Frank Peppiatt, John Aylesworth. Prod.: Sam Lovullo, Bill Davis. Prod. by: Yonestreet Prods. Inc., in assoc. with the CBS -TV Network. CBS Network. Sponsors: Procter & Gamble, and others. Tape. Hour. HERALD OF TRUTH. Religion. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. HERE COME THE BRIDES. Robert Brown. Bob Claver, exec. prod. Screen Gems prod. Syndicated. Hour. Color. HERE COME THE STARS. George Jessel, host. Syndicated. Hour. Color. HERE COMES THE GRUMP. NBC Network. Cartoon, half-hour, color. DePatie-Freleng. HERE'S LUCY. Lucille Ball. Gale Gordon, Lucie Arnaz, Desi Arnaz Jr. Prod, by Lucille Ball Productions in conjunction with Paramount. Gary Morton, exec. prod.; Cleo Smith, prod.; Miles Labs. (Clifford A. Botway, Inc.) Lever Bros. Co. (Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell and Bayles), J. B. Williams (Parkson Ad. Agency). CBSt Network. Half-hour. Color. THE HIGH CHAPARRAL. Leif Erikson, Cameron Mitchell, Linda Cristal. David Dortort, exec. producer; Prod.: James Schmerer. Xanadu Productions in association with NBC. NBC Network. Hour. Color. HOGAN'S HEROES. Bob Crane, . Edward H. Feldman, prod. CBS Network. Half-hour. Color. Film. THE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES. Game. Peter Marshall, host -emcee. Prod.: Bill Armstrong. Heatter-Quigley Production in association with NBC-TV. NBC Network. Half-hour. Color. (Five days a week). HONEYMOONERS, THE. Jackie Gleason, Audrey Meadows. CBS Films, Inc., prod., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HOT DOG. Woody Allen, Jonathan Winters, Jo Anne Worley. Exec. prod. Lee Mendelson; Prod.: Frank Buxton. Prod. by Mendelson -Buxton Joint Prods. HOT WHEELS. Cartoons. ABC Network. Half-hour. I DREAM OF JEANNIE. Larry Hagman, Barbara Eden. Syndicated. Half-hour. I LOVE LUCY. Lucille Ball, Desi Arnaz, Desilu Studios-Desi Arnaz, prod. Various sponsors. Half-hour. Monday thru Friday. Filmed re -runs. CBS. I SPY. Robert Culp, Bill Cosby. Sheldon Leonard, prod. Syndicated. Color. Hour. THE IMMORTAL. Christopher George. Exec Prod.: Anthony Wilson. Prod.: Richard Caffey. ABC Network. Hour. Color. Film. INSIGHT. Religion. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. THE INTERNS. Broderick Crawford, Stephen Brooks, Christopher Stone. Exec. prod.: Bob Claver. Prod.: Charles Larson. Prod, by: Screen Gems Studio. CBS -TV Network. Sponsor: Procter & Gamble partici- pating. One hour. Color. Film. THE INVADERS. Roy Thinnes. Syndicated. Hour. Color. IRONSIDE. Raymond Burr, Don Galloway, Barbara Anderson, Don Mitchell. Prod.: Doug Benton, Winston Miller, Joel Rogosin, Albert Aley. Produced: Harbour -Universal TV. NBC Network. Hour. Color. ISSUES AND ANSWERS. ABC Newsmen. Peggy Whedon, prod. ABC Network. Half-hour. Live & color. 690 IT TAKES A THIEF. Robert Wagner, Malachi Throne. Universal-TV Prod. Frank Price, exec. prod. Syndi- cated. Hour. Color. IT TAKES TWO. NBC Network. Monday -Friday. Game show. M.C.: Vin Scully. Producer: Bill Yage- mann. Sponsors: various. Color. JACK LA LANNE. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. THE JACKIE GLEASON SHOW. Jackie Gleason. Ronald Wayne, prod. Jack Philbin, exec. prod. Peekskill Enterprises. Sponsors and Agencies: Philip Morris (Benton & Bowles) Ralston -Purina (Gardner Adver- tising Agency). CBS Network. Hour. Tape. JAMBO. NBC Network. Animal stories. Marshall Thompson (host). Producer: Ivan Tors. Half-hour. Color. JEOPARDY. Art Fleming, host. Prod.: Robert H. Rubin. NBC Network. Half-hour. Color. Mon. -Fri.

THE JETSONS. CBS Network. Cartoon, color. Half-hour. Hanna -Barbera Productions. Participating sponsors. THE JIM NABORS HOUR. Jim Nabors, Frank Sutton. CBS Network. Executive Producer: Richard O. Linke. Naborly Prods. Sponsors: various. Color. Hour, taped. JIMMY DURANTE PRESENTS THE LENNON SISTERS HOUR. ABC Network. Maryco Productions in Association with ABC Television Producer: Bernie Kukoff and Jeff Harris. Assos. producer: Lee Miller. Stars: The Lennon Sisters and Jimmy Durante. Color. THE JOE FRANKLIN SHOW. Syndicated. Hour. Color. (Five days a week). THE JOHNNY CASH SHOW. Johnny Cash, June Carter, Carl Perkins. Exec prods.: Harold D. Cohen, Joe Byrne. Prod.: Stan Jacobson. Prod. for ABC as a co -venture with Screen Gems. ABC Network. Hour. Color. JOHNNY QUEST. Cartoon. Hanna -Barbera Prods. ABC Network. Half-hour. Color. JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS. Cartoon. Prod. by: Hanna -Barbera Prods. Prod.: William Hanna, Joseph Barbera. Half-hour. Film. CBS Network. JOURNEY TO ADVENTURE. Half-hour. Syndicated. Color. JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH. Cartoon. ABC Network. Color. JOURNEY TO THE UNKNOWN. Joan Harrison, exec. prod. ABC Network. Hour. Color. JUDD FOR THE DEFENSE. Drama. Carl Betz, Stephen Young. Vanadas Prods. in association with 20th Century Fox Television, Paul Monash, exec. prod. Syndicated. Hour. Color. JULIA. NBC Network. Star: Diahann Carroll, Lloyd Nolan. Executive producer: Hal Kanter. Savannah Pro- ductions, Inc. Hanncarr, Inc., 20th Century Fox Television. Sponsors: General Foods Corp. (Young & Rubicam) and others. Half-hour. Color. KIMBA. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. KRAFT MUSIC HALL. Variety. Major guest hosts. Dwight Hemion & Gary Smith, producers. Sponsor: Kraft Foods (J. Walter Thompson Co.). NBC Network. Hour. Color. LAMP UNTO MY FEET. Dr. George Crothers, host Public Affairs Dept. of CBS News -Ben Flynn, Joseph Clement, Chalmers Dale, Ted Holmes, prods. CBS Network. Half-hour. Tape and film. LANCELOT LINK, SECRET CHIMP HOUR. Chimp & cartoons. ABC Network. Half-hour. Color. LANCER. James Stacy, Wayne Maunder, Andrew Duggan. Alan A. Armer, prod., Ed Self, assoc. prod. Participating sponsorship. CBS Network. Hour. Color. LAND OF THE GIANTS. Gary Conway, Kurt Kasznar. 20th Century -Fox. Prod. Irwin Allen, prod. Syndi- cated. Hour. Color. LASSIE. Drama. Robert Bray. Wrather Corporation, Robert Golden, prod. Sponsor: Campbell Soup Co., (BBD&O). CBS Network. Half-hour. Color. THE LAWRENCE WELK SHOW Lawrence Welk. James Hobson, prod. dir. Sam Lutz, exec. prod. Dodge Division-Chrysler Co., Grant Advertising, Inc., J. B. Williams. ABC Network. Hour. Live. LET'S MAKE A DEAL Monty Hall, host. ABC Network. Color. Half-hour, (Monday -Sat.). LIFE WITH LINKLETTER. Art and Jack Linkletter. Exec. Prod.: John Guedel. Prod.: Perry Cross. NBC TV Network. Half-hour. (Mon. -Fri.). Color. LITTLE RASCALS Various. Monogram Pictures -Hal Roach, prod. Allied Artists Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE LONE RANGER. Cartoon. Prod. by Telesynd Div. of Wrather Corp. CBS Network. Color. Half-hour. Participating sponsors. LONG JOHN SILVER. Robert Newton. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. LOOK UP AND LIVE. Public Affairs Dept. of CBS News -Chalmers Dale, Ted Holmes, Ben Flynn, Joseph Clement, prods. CBS Network. Half-hour. Tape and film. LORETTA YOUNG. Drama. Syndicated. Half-hour. 691 LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE. ABC Network. Paramount. Producer: Bill Idelson, Harvey miller. executive producers: Arnold Margolin, Jim Parker. Stars: various. Sponsors: Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co., Inc. and Menley and James Laboratories. Color. LOVE IS A MANY SPLENDORED THING. David Birney. Conboy, Gloria Hoye. Charles Weiss, exec. prod., John J. prod. Half-hour. CBS Network. Sponsors: Bristol Myers & others. Tape. LOVE OF LIFE. Audrey Peters, Ronald Tomme. Exec. prod.: Bertram Berman. Prod.: Freyda Rothstein. Sponsors: Various. CBS Network. Half-hour. (5 days a week). Tape. M SQUAD. Lee Marvin. Syndicated. Half-hour. MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY. Danny Thomas. Syndicated. Half-hour. THE MAN FROM U.N.C.L.E. Robert Vaughn, Leo G. Carroll. Syndicated. Hour. MANNIX. . Gail Fisher. Bruce Geller, exec. sponsors. prod. CBS Network. Hour. Color. Participating MARCUS WELBY, M.D. ABC Network. Universal Studios. Producer: David O'Connell. Executive Producer: David Victor. Stars: , James Brolin, Color. Hour. Elena Verdugo. Sponsors: various. MARINE BOY. Cartoon. Half-hour. Syndicated. Color. THE MARY TYLER MOORE SHOW. Mary Tyler Moore, Edward L. Brooks, Asner, Valerie Harper. Prods.: James Allan Burns. Prod. by: MTM Enterprises, Inc. Sponsors: Procter & Gamble, Miles Labs. (Clifford A. Botway, Inc.) and participating. CBS Network. Half-hour. Color. MATT LINCOLN. Vince Edwards, Chelsea Brown, Michael Prod. Larrain, June Harding. Prod.: Irving Elman. by: Universal Television -Vincent Edwards Productions. ABC Network. Hour. Color. Film. MAYBERRY R.F.D. Ken Berry, George Lindsey, Arlene Golonka. Andy Griffith, Richard O. Linke, exec. prods., Bob Ross, prod. Various sponsors. CBS Network. Half-hour. Color. THE McCOYS. (Reruns) Walter Brennan, Richard Crenna. Charles Isaacs, prod. Sponsors: Various. Syndicated Half-hour. (5 days a week). Film. McHALE'S NAVY. Ernest Borgnine. Syndicated Half-hour. (5 days a week.) MEDICAL CENTER. CBS Network. Prod. by: Alfra Prods., MGM Studios. James Daly, Chad Everett. Executive producer: Frank Glicksman. Producer: A. C. Ward. Sponsors: various. Color. Hour. Film. MEET THE PRESS. Lawrence Spivak, Lawrence Spivak, prod. NBC Network. Half-hour. Live. THE MEN FROM SHILOH. Stewart Granger, James Norman Drury, Doug McClure, Lee Majors. Exec. prods.: Macdonnell (Drury segment), Leslie Stevens (McClure), Herbert Hirschman (Majors). Prod. by: Universal TV in assoc. with NBC-TV. One and a half hours, color, film. MERV GRIFFIN. Mery Griffin, Arthur Treacher; Bob Shanks, prod.; Griffin Prods, in assoc. with CBS -TV Network. Hour and a half. CBS Network. Tape. MIGHTY HERCULES. Syndicated Half-hour. THE MIGHTY MOUSE SHOW. Cartoons. Half-hour. Color. (5 days a week.) MILLION DOLLAR MOVIE. Syndicated. Hour and a half. Color. (6 times a week). MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE. Peter Graves, Greg Morris, Leonard Nimoy. Bruce Geller, exec. prod.; Bruce Lansbury, Prod by: Paramount TV. CBS Network. Hour. Film. . Michael Cole, Clarence Williams III, . Aaron Spelling & Danny Thomas, exec. prod. Thomas/Spelling Prods. ABC Network. Hour. Color. MONDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES. Feature-length films. NBC Network. Two hours. Color. THE MONKEES. CBS Network. Raybert Productions, released by Screen Gems, Inc. Producers: Bert Schneider and Harvey Rafelson. Participating sponsors and agencies. Half-hour. Color. THE MOST DEADLY GAME. George Maharis, Yvette Mimieux, Ralph Bellamy. Prod.: Morton Fine, David Friedkin, Joan Harrison. ABC Network. Hour. THE MOTHERS-IN LAW. Comedy. , . Deal Arnaz production. NBC Network, Half-hour. Color. MOTOR MOUSE. Cartoon. ABC. Half-hour. THE MOVIE GAME, Larry Blyden, host. Syndicated. Half-hour. MOVIE OF THE WEEK. ABC Network. Original 90 -minute movies made for ABC Television Network by various production companies. Various sponsors. Most in color. THE MUNSTERS. Fred Gwynne, Yvonne De Carlo. Joe Connelly, Bob Mosher, prods.-Kayro-Vue Prods.- Sponsors: Various. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MUTUAL OF OMAHA'S WILD KINGDOM. Marlin Perkins (host). Prod.: Don Meier. Sponsor: Mutual of Omaha (Bozell & Jacobs, Inc., ad agency). NBC-TV Network. Half-hour. Color. MY FAVORITE MARTIAN. Ray Walston, Bill Bixby. Jack Chertok Television, Inc.-CBS-TV Network, prod. Sponsors: The Kellogg Co. (Leo Burnett Co., Inc.) and others. Syndicated Color. Half-hour. Film. 692 MY MOTHER THE CAR. Jerry Van Dkye. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. MY THREE SONS. Fred MacMurray. William Demarest. Edmund Hartmann, prod. Don Fedderson, exec. prod. Sponsors and Agencies: Kellogg Co. (Leo Burnett, Inc.), Bristol Myers; Lever Brothers Co. (Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles). CBS Network. Half-hour. Color. Film. NFL MONDAY NIGHT FOOTBALL. Prods.: Chet Forte, Jim Feeney. ABC Network. Color. NFL TODAY. Half-hour. Color. CBS Network. Live & tape. NBC EVENING NEWS. David Brinkley, John Chancellor, Frank McGee. Prod.: Lester M. Crystal. NBC-TV Network. Half-hour. Color. Mon. -Sun. NBC NEWS AFTERNOON REPORT. Sander Vanocur. NBC Network. 25 Minutes. NBC NEWS DAY REPORT. Ray Scherer. NBC Network. Five minutes. NBC NEWS EARLY AFTERNOON REPORT. Floyd Kalber NBC Network. Five minutes.

NBC NEWS MORNING REPORT. Edwin Newman. NBC Network. 5 Minutes. NCAA FOOTBALL. ABC Sports, prod. Chris Schenkel, host. Time varies. N.Y.P.D. Drama. Jack Warden, Robert Hooks, Frank Converse. Talent Associates. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. NAKED CITY. Paul Burke, Horace McMahan. Syndicated. Hour. Film. THE NAME OF THE GAME. Robert Stack, Tony Franciosa, Gene Barry. Universal City Studios in assoc. with NBC-TV Network. Dean Hargrove, Gene Levett, George Eckstein, prods. NBC Network. 90 min. Color. Film. NANCY. Renne Jarrett, Celeste Holm, John Fink, Robert F. Simon. Exec. prod. Sidney Sheldon. Prod. Jerome Courtland. Prod. by: Sidney Sheldon Prods., Inc. in assoc. with Screen Gems. Half-hour. Color. Film. NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR. Juliet Mills, Richard Long. Exec. prod.: David Gerber. Prod.: Charles B. FitzSimons. ABC Network. Half-hour. Color. Film. NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION GAMES. Chris Schenkel, sportscaster. Roone Arledge, exec. prod. ABC Network. Live.

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE. Exec. prod.: Bill Fitts. Sponsors : Ford Motor Co. (J. Walter Thompson Co.) A. C. Spark Plug (Leo Burnett Co.), American Airlines, Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. & others. CBS Network. Times vary. NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE. Commentators: to be announced. prods., various. Sponsors: various. CBS Network. Live. Color.

NEW ADVENTURES OF HUCK FINN. ' Live action -animation. NBC Network. Halfhour. Color. THE NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC YOUNG PEOPLE'S CONCERTS. Leonard Bernstein. Philharmonic Hall, Lincoln Center. Sponsors: Shell Oil Co. (Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc.) CBS Network. (4 shows). Hour. Tape. THE NEWLYWED GAME. Game. Bob Eubanks. Chuck Barris Productions in association with ABC-TV. Mike Metzger, prod. -dir. ABC Network. Half-hour. Color. NEWS WITH BILL JORGENSEN. WNEW-TV. Half-hour. Color. THE ODD COUPLE. Jack Kingman, Tony Randall. Exec. prods.: Garry Marshall, Jerry Belson. Prod.: Jerry Davis. ABC Network. Half. hour. Color. Film. ONE LIFE TO LIVE. Doris Belack. Lynn Benish, John Cullum, Ellen Holly. Doris Quinlan prod. ABC Net- work. Half-hour. (5 days a week.) OPINION: WASHINGTON. Synd. Discussion. Half-hour. Color. OUTDOORSMAN. Syndicated. Half -hoar. Color. THE OUTER LIMITS. Various. Syndicated. Hour. Film. PANORAMA. Variety. Syndicated. Hour. Color. (5 days a week.) THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY. Shirley Jones, David Cassidy, . Exec. prod.: Bob Claver, Prod.: Paul Junger Witt. Prod. by: Screen Gems. ABC Network. Half-hour. Color. Film. PASSWORD.Allen odoma nPrProductions (Peak Prods.)-Frank Wayne, exec. prod. Sponsors: Various. den. Goodson.ated. Tape. PAT BOONE. Variety. Syndicated. Hour. Color. THE PATTY DUKE SHOW. Patty Duke. Chrislaw-United Artists Production-Bob Sweeney, prod. Syndi- cated. Half-hour. Film. PAY CARDS. Art James, host. Syndicated. Hour. Color. (6 days a week.) PERFECT MATCH. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. THE PERILS OF PENELOPE PITSTOP. CBS Network. Cartoon, color. Half-hour. Hanna -Barbera Pro- ductions. Participating sponsors and agencies. 693 PERRY MASON. Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale. Gail Patrick Jackson, exec. prod. Arthur Marks. Art Seid, prods. Sponsors and Agencies: Various. Syndicated. Hour. Film.

PETER JENNINGS WITH THE NEWS. Peter Jennings. Walter J. Pfister, Jr., prod. ABC Network. 15 minutes. (5 days a week.) PETTICOAT JUNCTION. Bea Benaderet, Edgar Buchanan. Paul Henning, prod., Jay Sommers, exec. orod. Sponsors: Procter & Gamble Co. (Compton Adv., Inc.). Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. PEYTON PLACE. Dorothy Malone, Paul Monash, exec. prod., 20th Century -Fox Television. Half-hour. THE PINK PANTHER. NBC Network. Cartoon, color, half-hour. DePatie-Freleng. POINT OF VIEW. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. PRINCE OF PLANETS. Cartoon. Syndicated. Half-hour. PRO FOOTBALL REPORT. Kyle Rote, host. CBS Television Sports -Tel -Ra Productions, prod. Sponsors: Consolidated Cigar Co. (David, Olxsner & Mitchneck), John Hancock Life Insurance Co. (McCann- Erickson, Inc.). CBS Network. 15 minutes. RACKET SQUAD. Reed Hadley. Syndicated. Half-hour. RAT PATROL. Christopher George, Gary Raymond, Hans Gudegast. Stan Shpetner, prod.; Mirish-Rich TV prods. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. RAWHIDE. Eric Fleming, Clint Eastwood. Syndicated. Hour. THE RED SKELTON SHOW. Red Skelton. Guy della Cioppa, exec. prod.; Gerald Gardner, Dee Caruso, prods. NBC-TV Network. Half-hour. Tape. Color. THE RELUCTANT DRAGON AND MR. TOAD. Cartoons. Prod, by: Rankin and Bass. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. ROCKY AND HIS FRIENDS Cartoon. Producers Associates of Television, prod. Syndicated. Hour. Film. Color. ROMPER ROOM. Children. Syndicated. Color. Hour. (5 days a week).

RON COMB AN WITH THE NEWS Ron Cochran. CBS News Program. 5 min. ROOM 222. ABC Network. 20th Century -Fox Studios. Exec. Producer: Gene Reynolds. Prod. Ron Rubin. Stars: Lloyd Haynes, Denise Nicholas, Michael Constantine. Color. ROUTE 66. George Maharis. Syndicated. Hour. ROWAN AND MARTIN's LAUGH -IN. Variety, Dan Rowan and Dick Martin with , , Gary Owens, Alan Sues, , Johnny Brown. Prod.: Carolyn Raskin. Prod. by George Schlatter-Ed Friendly Prods. and Romart in assoc. with NBC Network. Hour. Color. RUN FOR YOUR LIFE. Ben Gazzara. Syndicated. Hour. Color. SABRINA AND THE GROOVIE COOLIES. Cartoons. Produced by: Filmation Associates. CBS Network. Sponsors: Ralston Purina (Wells, Rich, Greene, Inc.) and others. One -hour. Color. Film. SALE OF THE CENTURY. Jack Kelly (host). Exec. prod.: Al Howard. Prod.: Willie Stein. NBC-TV Net- work. Half-hour. Color. (Mon. -Fri.) SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES. Movies. NBC Network. Two hours. SCIENCE FICTION THEATRE. Syndicated. Half-hour. (5 days a week). SCOOBY-DOO, WHERE ARE YOU? CBS Network. Cartoon, color. Hanna -Barbera Productions. Par- ticipating sponsors & agencies. SCOOPER AND THE DOUBLEDECKERS. Live action. ABC Network. SEA HUNT. Lloyd Bridges. Syndicated. Half-hour. (5 days a week).

SEARCH FOR TOMORROW. Mary Stuart, Robert Driscoll. Prod.: Procter & Gamble Co.-Leo Burnett Co., Bristol Myers & others. CBS Network. Half-hour (5 days a week). Tape. SECRET AGENT. Patrick McGoohan. Syndicated. Hour. THE SECRET STORM. Lori March, Eleanor Phelps, Keith Charles. Exec. prod.: Charles Weiss. Sponsors: Various. CBS Network. Half-hour. (5 days a week). Tape. 77 SUNSET STRIP. Roger Smith. Syndicated. Hour. Film. SHIRLEY TEMPLE. Drama. Syndicated. Hour. THE SILENT FORCE. Ed Nelson, Lynda Day, Percy Rodrigues. Prod.: Philip Barry. Aaron Spelling Pro- ductions. Exec. prod.: Walter Grauma.n. ABC Network. Color. Film. Half-hour.

60 MINUTES. Exec. prod. Don Hewitt. CBS Network. Sponsor: Procter & Gamble (Tatham, Laird -Kuder) & others. Hour. Color. (Alternate Tuesdays). SKITCH HENDERSON'S NEW YORK. Variety. 90 min. Color. (5 days a week.) SKY HAWKS. Cartoons. ABC Network. Half-hour. 694 SMOKY THE BEAR. :AIBC Network. SMOTHERS BROTHERS COMEDY HOUR. Dick and Tom Smothers, Pat Paulsen. Comedic Prod. Inc. Ken Kragen, Ken Fritz, exec. prod., George A. Sunga, prod. Syndicated. Participating sponsors. Hour. Color. SOMETHING ELSE. Syndicated. John Byner, host. Contemporary musical variety. Robert E. Petersen Productions. Executive producer: Robert E. Dellinger. Half-hour. Color. SPEED RACER. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. SPIDER MAN. Cartoon. ABC Network. Color. . William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy. Gene Roddenberry, prod. Syndicated. Color. Hour. STEVE ALLEN. Variety. Syndicated. 90 min. Color. THE STOREFRONT LAWYERS. Robert Foxworth, Sheila Larken, David Arkin. Exec. prod.: Leonard Freeman. Prod. Harold Gast. Prod. by Leonard Freeman Enterprises in assoc. with National General Corp. & CBS -TV Network. CBS Network. Sponsors: Procter & Gamble; American Cyanamid (BBDO, Inc.); and participating. One hour. Film. SUNDAY NEWS with Frank Blair, Ray Scherer, Nancy Hanschman Dickerson, Robert Abernethy, Joe Garagiola, Cleveland Amory, Edwin Newman and Aline Saarinen. NBC Network. Hour. THE SUNDAY NIGHT MOVIE. ABC-TV Network. Two Hours. SUNRISE SEMESTER. Education. Prof. Edwin O. Smigel, Prof. Isabelle Hyman, Prof. Fleur L. Strand, Prof. Lewis Levine. Produced by: WCBS-TV under the supervision of Thomas J. Brophy; CBS Network. Half-hour. Tape. Sunday -Friday.

SUPER PRESIDENT. Cartoon. David DePatie & Friz Freleng, prods. Sponsors: various. NBC Network. Color. SUPER 6. Cartoons. NBC Network. Half-hour. SUPERMAN George Reeves, Superman Productions, prod. Flamingo Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half. hour. Film. TED MACK AND THE ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOUR Ted Mack. Reemack Ent.-Lewis Graham, prod. J. B. Williamson Co., Inc. (Parkson Advertising Agency, Inc.). Half-hour. CBS. Tape. Color. THAT GIRL. Marlo Thomas, Ted Bessell, Rosemary De Camp. Daisy Productions; Saul Turteltaub, prod.; Bill Persky, Sam Deuoff, exec. prods. ABC Network. Half-hour. ... THEN CAME BRONSON. Star: Michael Parks. Producers: Robert H. Justman, Robert Sabaroff, MGM Television. Color. Hour. Syndicated. Sponsors: various. THIS IS THE LIFE. Religion. Syndicated. Color. Half-hour. THIS IS TOM JONES. Tom Jones. Variety. Prod.: Jon Scoffield. ABC Network. Hour. Taped. Color. THREE STOOGES WPIX-TV. prod. Syndicated. Half-hour. Live. THE SHOW. Tim Conway. Prods.: Bill Robin, Ron Clark, Sam Bobrick. Produced by: Timkel Enterprises, Inc. CBS -TV Network. One hour. Taped. TO ROME WITH LOVE. CBS Network. Stars: John Forsythe, Walter Brennan. Exec. producer: Don Fed- derson. Prod.: Edmund Hartman-Don Fedderson Productions. Half-hour. Color. TODAY. Hugh Downs, Frank Blair, Barbara Walters, Paul Cunningham. Stuart Schulberg, prod. NBC Net- work. 2 hours. Color. Live. (5 days a week). TOM EWELL. Syndicated. Half-hour. TOM & JERRY. Cartoons. Hanna -Barbera Prods..William Hanna, Joseph Barbera, prods. Sponsors and Agencies: Various. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. Color. THE TOMFOOLERY SHOW. Cartoons. Prod.: Arthur Rankin, Jr., Julies Bass. NBC-TV Network. Half- hour. Color. STARRING JOHNNY CARSON. Johnny Carson, Ed McMahon. One hour and a half. (6 days a week.) Color. NBC. TOP CAT. Cartoon. Hanna -Barbera Productions. Sponsors: various. NBC Network. Color. (Tape). TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES. Bob Barker. Emcee. Participating sponsors. Syndicated. Half-hour. TUESDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES. Movies. NBC Network. Two hours. TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH. Paul Burke. Syndicated. Hour. Color. THE 21st CENTURY. Walter Cronkite, reporter. Isaac Kleinerman, prod., Burton Benjamin exec. prod. Sponsor: Union Carbide Corp. (Young & Rubicam, Inc.) CBS Network. Half-hour. Weekly. Color. TWILIGHT ZONE. Rod Serling. Syndicated. Half-hour. UPBEAT. Syndicated. Hour. Color. THE VIRGINIAN James Drury. Lee J. Cobb, Doug McClure. Color. Film. Hour and a Half. NBC. 695 VOYAGE TO THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA. Richard Basehart, David Hedison. Irwin Allen, prod.. 20th Century -Fox Television. Syndicated. Color. Hour. WACKY RACES. Cartoon. Hanna -Barbera Prod. and Heatter-Quigley, Inc. Half-hour. Color. CBS Network. Mattel (Carson/Roberts), General Mills (Dancer -Fitzgerald -Sample) and participating sponsors. WELLS FARGO. Dale Robertson. Syndicated. Half-hour. WHAT'S MY LINE. Wally Bruner, host. Syndicated. Half-hour. WHAT'S NEW Syndicated. Half-hour. WHERE THE HEART IS. James Mitchell, Diana Van Der Vlis. CBS Network. Exec. prod.: Bertram Ber- man. 25 minutes. Monday -Friday. Color. Tape. THE WHO, WHAT OR WHERE GAME. Art James (host). Prod.: John Rhinehart. Prod. berg in association with NBC. by: Ron Green- WILD WILD WEST. Robert Conrad, Ross Martin. CBS Network. Hour. Color. Bruce Lansbury, prod. Procter & Gamble Co. WILL THE REAL JERRY LEWIS PLEASE SIT DOWN? Cartoon. ABC Network. Half-hour. WIN WITH THE STARS. Quiz. Allen Ludden, host. Syndicated. Half-hour. Color. WONDERAMA. Syndicated. Two hours and a half. (Sundays) Color. THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DISNEY. Walt Disney prod. NBC-TV Network. Ron Hour. Color. Miller, exec. prod. THE WOODY WOODPECKER SHOW. Cartoons. Prod. by: Walter Lantz Productions. NBC-TV Half-hour. Color. Network. A WORLD APART. Elizabeth Lawrence, Susan Serandon, Mathew Cowles, Rosetta Le Noire. Prod.: Tom Donovan. Prod. by: ABC-TV Network. ABC Network- Half-hour. Monday -Friday. Color. YOGA FOR HEALTH. Richard Hittleman and Diane. Syndicated. Half-hour. YOU DON'T SAY! Tom Kennedy, host. NBC Network. Color. Half-hour. THE YOUNG LAWYERS. Lee J. Cobb,Color.almon King, , Matthew Rapf. Prod. by: Paramount Television. ABC Network. Hour. THE YOUNG REBELS. Rick Ely, Lou Gossett, Alex Henteloff. Prod.: Jon Epstein. Prod, by: Screen Gems. ABC Network. Hour. Color. Film.

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Actor's Equity Association James S. Fish, Richard E. Forbes, Robert M. Ganger Paul E. J. Gerhold, Melvin S. Hatt - (AAAA-AFL-CIO-CLC) wick, Gordon A. Hughes, Leonard S. Matthews, Donald H. McGannon, Bayard E. Sawyer, Louis (Organized May 26, 1913; Membership: 16,000) E. Scott, John I. Taylor. 165 West 46th Street, New York, N.Y. 10036; PLaza 7-7600; Harry Polland, 100 Bush St., San Francisco 94104, Suite 2600; Edward Weston, Alabama Broadcasters Association 6430 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 90028; Paul (Affiliated with NAB) (212 Washington Build- Bowers, 75 East Wacker Dr., Rm. 605, Chicago, ing), Montgomery, Alabama 36104, Phone: 60601; Burnard Chadwick, 35 Hayden St., 205-265-1276. Toronto 285, Canada. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT CHARLES F. BOMAN, WJBY, Gadsden FREDERICK O'NEAL VICE PRESIDENT FOR RADIO JOHN GARRISON, WFIX, Huntsville FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT THEODORE BIKEL VICE PRESIDENT FOR TELEVISION Boa VILLAR, WSFA-TV, Montgomery SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT NANCY LYNCH SECRETARY -TREASURER CLYDE PRICE, WACT, Tuscaloosa THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND FRANK MAXWELL LEGAL COUNSEL FOURTH VICE-PRESIDENT B. J. RUSSELL, Montgomery JEANNA BELKIN TREASURER -O --- JOHN KENNEDY American Advertising Federation RECORDING SECRETARY 1225 CARL HARMS Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY D.C. 20036, (202) 659-1800. ANGUS DUNCAN BOARD CHAIRMAN COUNSEL SAMUEL THURM COOPER, OSTRIN, DE VARCO & ACKERMAN PRESIDENT HOWARD H. BELL -0- EXEC. VICE PRESIDENT JONAH GITLITZ Advertising Council, The 825 Third Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10020, 758- American Association of Advertis- 0400. ing Agencies CHAIRMAN 200 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10017; 682- HENRY M. SCHACHTE PRESIDENT 2500. ROBERT P. KEIM CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD BARTON A. CUMMINGS RADIO & TV DIRECTOR GORDON C. KINNEY VICE-CHAIRMAN RADIO/TV SERVICE DEPARTMENT ARCHIBALD McG. FOSTER MILDRED VELA, Manager SECRETARY -TREASURER BRANCH OFFICES PAUL D. MYERS The Advertising Council, 1717 North Highland PRESIDENT Ave., Suite 360, Los Angeles 28, Calif.; The JOAN H. CRICHTON Advertising Council, 1200 18th St., N. W., SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENTS Washington. CLAY BUCKHOUT RICHARD L. SCHEIDKER RICHARD TURNBULL Advertising Research Foundation VICE-PRESIDENTS LAWRENCE D. REEDY 3 E. 54th St., New York, N. Y. 10022; PLaza HARRY PASTER 1-5656. JOHN DELMAR CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE TREASURER ROBERT K. DREW WALTER HAASE VICE CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY JOHN D. HENRY TONY GRUBER PRESIDENT -- Sit ERWOOD DODGE TREASURER American Cinema Editors RICHARD F. CASEY (Organized November 28, 1950; Membership: DIR. OF TECHNICAL SERVICES 210) 422 South Western Avenue, Los Angeles, INGRID KILDEGAARD C. Calif. 90005: Phone (213) DU 4-1946. GENERAL COUNSEL GILBERT H. WEIL PRESIDENT DIRECTORS FREDRICK Y. SMITH George H. Allen, Peter W. Allport, S. Heagan VICE-PRESIDENT Bayles, Roger H. Bolin, Clay Buckhout, Ed- THEODORE M. RICH ward F. Chase John Crichton, Thomas C. Dil- SECRETARY lon, Eugene S. Duffield, William H. Ewen, HOWARD E. FRENCH 698 TREASURER American Federation of Television THOMAS J. MCCARTHY and Radio BOARD OF DIRECTORS Artists (AAAA-AFL-CIO) Frank B. Bracht, Jodie Copelan, Axel Hubert, (Organized August, 1937; Membership 22,000) William Lewis, Jr., Archie Marshek, Lloyd L. Richardson. 724 Fifth Ave., New York, N.Y. 10019; 265- 8062. American Communications PRESIDENT Association Communications Trade MEL BRANDT VICE-PRESIDENTS Division International Brotherhood BILL BALDWIN, JOE SLATTERY, GEORGE HERMAN, of Teamsters BILL BRANSOME, Lou GILLETTE, BILL COLE, GAINES C. BATSON. I Park Row, New York, N. Y. 10038; COrtland 7-1374. TREASURER JACK COSTELLO PRESI DENT JOSEPH P. SELLY RECORDING SECRETARY SECRETARY -TREASURER RAY SCOTT WILLIAM BENDER NATIONAL EXECUTIVE SECRETARY SANFORD I. WOLFF American Federation of GENERAL COUNSEL Musicians (AFL) MORTIMER BECKER DIRECTOR, CENTRAL REGION (Organized October, 1896; Membership 280,- RAYMOND A. JONES 000) 641 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y. DIRECTOR. WESTERN REGION 10022; Plaza 8-0600. CLAUDE L. MCCUE PRESIDENT DIRECTOR, EASTERN REGION HERMAN D. KEN IN, (same as above), PLaza KENNETH GROOT 8-0600. COMPTROLLER VICE-PRFCTDENT BURR JACOBY HAL C. DAVIS, 709 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh, Pa. NATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES 15219. Harold Kocin, Walter Grinspan, James Doolittle, CANADIAN VICE PRESIDENT Terrence Cowhey. JALAN WOon, 101 Thorncliffe Drive, Toronto, Ont., Canada. SECRETARY -TREASURER -o- STANLEY BALLARD, 220 Mt. Pleasant Avenue. New- ark, New Jersey 07104. HUmboldt 4-6600. American Guild of Authors & Com- EXECUTIVE BOARD posers Above Officers and DAVID WINBrEIN, 1416 Bourbon St., New Orleans, 50 W. 57th St., New York, N. Y. 10019; PLaza La. 7-8833. A. A. ToMEI, 120 North 18th St., Philadelphia, Pa. Calif. Office: 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, JOHN TRANCHITELLA, 817 N. Vine St., Holly- Calif. 90028, HO 2-I 108. wood, Cal. J. MARTIN EMERSON, 5020 Wisconsin Ave., Wash., PRESIDENT D. C. EDWARD ELISCU VICTOR W. FUENTEALBA, 847 N. Eutaw St., Balti- more, Md. O- J. ALAN W000, 101 Thorncliffe Dr., Toronto, Ont., Canada American Guild of Musical Artists, Inc. (AAAA-AFL) AFM LOCAL 802 (NEW YORK) (Organized 1936; Membership 3,000) 1841 (Organized August 27, 1921; Membership: 30,- Broadway, New York 10023; N.Y., COlumbus 000) 261 W. 52nd St., New York 19, N. Y.; 5-3687-8-9. PLaza 7-7722. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT GEORGE LONDON MAX L. ARONS FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT JEROME HINES AL KNOPF SECRETARY SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT LOUIS CRITELLI Louis SGARRO TREASURER THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT HE JAFFF FRANCES BIBLE EXECUTIVE BOARD FOURTH VICE PRESIDENT Vincent Badale, Irving Bloom Sherman Brande RICHARD FEEDRICKS Al Brown, Patsy Fasanella, Clifton Clover, Earl Shendell, William H. Powers, Vince Rossitto. FIFTH VICE-PRESIDENT TRIAL BOARD LUIGI VELLUCCI Charles S. Sollinger, Chairman; Edward Mannato, TREASURER Vincent Moynihan, Jerry Serly, Lou Russ Hen- LAWRENCE DAVIDSON ry Walton, Frank Garisto, Marty Melfi, Irving Mink. RECORDING SECRETARY GEORGE SHIRLEY AFM LOCAL 47 (LOS ANGELES) NATIONAL EXECUTIVE SECRETARY HY FAINE 817 Vine St., Hollywood 90038; HO 2-2161. COUNSEL AFM Local 10 (CHICAGO) BECKER & LONDON (Membership: 11,000) 175 West 'Washington ASSOC. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Street. Chicago. III.; STate 2-0063. Da LLOYD Tunis 699 ASSISTANT TO THE NAT'L EXEC. SECTY. American Humane Association JOAN GREENSPAN ALAN OLSEN (Organized 1877) Hollywood office: 8480 Bever- FINANCIAL SECRETARY & MEMBERSHIP ly Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. 90048; 653-3394; DEPARTMENT Denver: P. O. Box 1266, Denver, Colo. 80201 MARGARET ADAMS (Liaison with the television industry as super- BOARD OF GOVERNORS Erbert Aldridge John Alexander Winther Ander- visors of animal action in television produc- son, Jeannie Andrea, Charles Anthony, Yolanda tion) Antoine, Betty Baisch Geraldine Barrette, Don- PRESIDENT ald Bernard, Mary Schwark Bertucci, Rix Bick- THOMAS C. JUSTICE more, Kenneth Bonjukian Gene Boucher, Suzanne Brock, Joseph Budziszewski, Dermot VICE-PRESIDENT Burke, Henry Butler, Tito Capobianco, Gabor CHARLES W. FRIEDRICHS Carelli, Nico Castel, Amalia Catalani, Michael TREASURER Cavallaro, John Cesario, John Cleveland, Charles ELMER W. JOHNSON Cooke, Louise Corsale, Arthur Cosenza, Mary SECRETARY & ASSISTANT TREASURER Costa, Jacques D'Amboise Harris Davis, An- RUTHERFORD T. PHILLIPS thea De Forest, William l5embaugh, Jack Der ASSISTANT TREASURER Gurahian, David Dodds, Archie Drake, Jeff Dun- HARRY M. BROWN can, Rosemary Dunleavy, Yvonne Easter Don- ald Eryck, Beverly Evans, Jacqueline I abish, ASSISTANT SECRETARIES Wynema McKinley Fox, Muriel Greenspon, MRS. WILLIAM T. BRUCKNER, MRS. BLAIR F Marilyn Hagist, Joseph Hancock, Elinor Harper, CLAYBA UGH Lloyd Harris, Lorraine Hernandez, David Hicks, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Paul Hinshaw, Edson Hod, Benny Hopper, RUTHERFORD T. PHILLIPS Harry Howard, Hiller Huhn Irene Jacoby, DIRECTOR, HOLLYWOOD OFFICE Kenneth Johnson, Lorraine Keane, Norman HAROLD MELNIKEº Kelley, Harry Kersh, Walter Knetlar, Florence Kopleff, Bert Kornfeld, Karol Kostka, Richard Krause, Anne Kubiak, Charles Kuestner, Her- -0- bert Kummel, Eugene Lawrence Joshua Lieber- American Marketing Association man, Seymour Lipkin, David Lloyd, Margaret Lukaszewski, Cornell MacNeil, Rosalia Maresca, 230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, III. 60601, 236- Juanita McCollum, Lola Montes,Montes Shaun O'Brien, 8306. Thomas O'Donnell, Michel Helen Paschke, Julian Patrick, Gerhard Fechner, PRESIDENT Robert Pierce, Roger Pietrucha, Tom Pyle, John ROBERT FERBER Radic, Henry Reese, Emile Renan, Regina Res- PRESIDENT-ELECT nik, Philip Rice, Michael Rubino, Howard Say- ELMER LOTSHAW ette, Robert Schmorr, Audrey Schuh, Robert VICE-PRESIDENTS Smith, Vaine Smith, Richard Styles, Robert DAVID S. R. LEIGHTON Talmage Anne Turner, Sally Winnington, Mara Guy -ROBERT DETLEFSEN Yavne, George Zacharias, Casimir Zielinski. AMES P. WOODS, JR. UGENE E. BLACKWELL Burnard Chadwick, 35 Hayden Street, Toronto, RALPH I. ALLISON Ontario (5), Canada, 924-1133; Francis Barnes, ROBERT G. GARDNER 6430 Sunset Blvd. Suite 603, Hollywood, Calif. SECRETARY -TREASURER 90028, 461-3714; Harry H. Howard, 104 Su- DONALD L. SHAWVER preme Court Bldg., Loyola Avenue, New Or- DIRECTORS Marcus Alexis John S. Bull, Edward W. Cundiff, leans, La. 70112, 527-8468, 523-6520; Harry Ronald E. Frank, Robert S. Hancock Arne F. Polland, Neyhart & Grodin, 100 Bush St., Suite Haug, Donald A. Taylor, William H. Martin, 2600, San Francisco, YU 6-4060; George Peck- Manuel D. Plotkin, Frederic H. Balzer Peter D. Bennett, Joseph E. Bradley Ralph I.. Day, ham, 704 Belevue East, Seattle 4, Wash., EA 3- James E. Gulick, Leonard M. Gtuss, Bruce Mal- 0438, MA 2-8199; Robert M. Segal, 11 Beacon len, Rollie Tillman, Jr., Thomas C. Treeger. St., Boston, RI 2-0208; Raymond A. Jones, 307 -0- N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, FR 2-8-81; Ed- ward Davis, 215 S. Broad St., Phila.; KI 5- American Radio Relay League, Inc. 4310; Evelyn Freyman, 4706 Wisconsin Ave., 225 Main Street, Newington, Conn. 06111; Area N.W. Washington, D.C.; KE 7-1010. code 203, 666-1541. -o-- PRESIDENT American ROBERT W. DENNISTON Guild of Variety SECRETARY AND GENERAL MANAGER Artists (AAAA AFL-CIO) JOHN IIUNTOON (Organized July 14, 1939; Registered Member- TREASURER ship: 78,000; Active Membership: 20,000) DAVID H. HOUGHTON 1540 Broadway, New York 36, N.Y., 765-0800. COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER GENERAL PRESIDENT GEORGE HART DANNY THOMAS -o- GEN. VICE PRESIDENT American Society of MILTON BERLE Cinematographers, Inc. GEN. SECOND VICE PRESIDENT DEBBIE REYNOLDS (Organized 1919; Membership: 286) 1782 North GEN. THIRD VICE PRESIDENT Orange Drive, Hollywood, Calif. 90028; JAN MURRAY H011ywood 7-2135. EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT PENNY SINGLETON SOL HALPRIN EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT JACK HALEY GEORGE FOLSEY SECRETARY-TREASURER SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT RUSSELL SWANN WINTON HocH 700 THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT Artists' Managers Guild BURNETT GUFFEY TREASURER (Organized July, 1937; Membership: 100( RAY RENNAHAN (Official organization of Artists Managers, SECRETARY Artist Representatives and Agents in Holly. DAN FLAPP wood.) Suite 615, 7046 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood 28, Calif.; Hollywood 5-7107. American Society of Composers, PRESIDENT Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) ADRIAN MCCALMAN FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT (Organized February 13, 1914; Membership: ROGER DAVIS 10,800 Music Writers, 3,600 Publishers) 575 SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022; SAM KAPLAN 688-8800; 9301 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT Calif. 90210. ROBERT LONGENECKER SECRETARY PRESIDENT MARVIN FARIS STANLEY ADAMS TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENTS JAMES L. SAPHIRS EDWIN H. MORRIS NED WASHINGTON SECRETARY MORTON GOULD TREASURER Artists' Representatives ADOLPH VoGEL Association, Inc. ASSISTANT SECRETARY 1270 Sixth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.; Circle MCHUGH JIMMY 6-1379. ASSISTANT TREASURER RUDOLPH TAUHERT PRESIDENT EMERITUS COUNSEL HATTIE ALTHOFF HERMAN FINKELSTEIN PRESIDENT DAVID BAUMGARTEN VICE PRESIDENTS TACK GREEN American Women in Radio and D RUBIN HOWARD HAUSMAN Television, Inc. JACK RUSSELL 75 East 55th St., New York, N. Y. 10022, EL- LEE SALOMON PAUL SHERMAN dorado 5-7281. SECRETARY PRESIDENT BEN KUCHUE VIRGINIA PATE PRESIDENT-ELECT TREASURER MARIANNE CAMPBELL JOSEPH SINGER SECRETARY -TREASURER COUNSEL LOIS HANEVOLD ABRAHAM MALES VICE-PRESIDENTS ASSISTANT SECRETARY HAZEL BURNETT, JANE COHEN, MARY DENMAN, ELEANOR OLIVER AUDREY HUNT, JANIS MARVIN, ELAINE R. PITTS, BOARD OF GOVERNORS KATHERINE WISE. Willard Alexander, David Baumgarten, Jaen EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Green, Howard Hausman, Joe Higgins, Karl MARGO ANDERSON Honeystein Ben Kuchuk, Dolares Rosaler, Lee Salomon Ilaul Sherman, Joseph Singer, Roger -0- Vorce, Norman Weiss. Arizona Broadcasters Association --o- (Affiliated with NAB) P.O. Box 7429, Phoenix, Ariz. 85011; Phone: 277-4096. (Organized Associated Actors and Artistes 1951) of America (AAAA)-AFL-CIO. PRESIDENT (Organized July 18, 1919; Membership: 60,000) LES LINDVIG 165 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.; Circle VICE-PRESIDENT 5-8046. G. E. "Doc" HAMILTON PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER FREDERICK O'NEAL GEORGE GUYAN VICE-PRESIDENTS EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Axons DUNCAN MRS. Avis GARLAND JOHN L. DALES HYMAN R. FAINE -b-- PENNY SINGLETON H. O'NEIL SHAKES Arkansas Broadcasters Association TREASURER (Affiliated with NAB (Organized 1946.) HAROLD M. HOPPMAN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY SANFORD I. WOLFF DALE WILSON, P.O. Box 1918, Little Rock, Ark. 72203. AFFILIATIONS Actors Equity Association. American Federation PRESIDENT of Television and Radio Artists, American Guild ADRIAN WHITE, KPDC, Pocahontas of Musiesl Artists, American Guild of Variety VICE-PRESIDENTS Artists, Hebrew Actors Union, Hebrew Chorus JACK FREEZE, KFPW, Ft. Smith. Union, Screen Actors Guild, Screen Extras W. J. WHEELER, KHOZ, Harrison. Guild, Italian Actors Union.

701 Association of National Advertisers, Elizabeth Janeway, Sidney Kingsley, Richard I.ewine, Dore Schary, Arthur Schwartz, William Inc. L. Shirer Rex Stout, Barbara W. Tuchman, East 44th St., New York, N. Y. 10017; OX - Herbert Mitgang, Leo Rosten, Maurice Valency, 155 Jerome Weidman. ford 7-5950. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY PRESIDENT MILLS TEN EYCK, JR. PETER W. ALLPORT ('(IUNSEL V ICE -PRESIDENTS IRWIN KARP HERBERT A. AIILGREN WILLIAM F. IHEIMLICH WILLIAM D KISTLER Brand Names Foundation, Inc. HARRY L. DARLING SECRETARY 477 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10022, JAMES R. COSGROVE 753-4131; Cable address: Brand Names, New -0- York. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Association of Radio -Television JAY N. COOKE News Analysts CHAIRMAN OF THE EXECUTIVE New York 16, N.Y.; OXford COMMITTEE & VICE-CHAIRMAN OF THE 24 East 39th St., BOARD 7-5300. (Organized 1942.) WYLIE S. ROBSON PRESIDENT VICE-CHAIRMEN OF THE EXECUTIVE MAL GOODE COMMITTEE VICE PRESIDENTS SOL GOLDIN VICTOR RIESEL NORMAN K. MATHESON GEORGE HERMAN, Washington PRESIDENT/TREASURER EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE H. FORD PERINE BILL RYAN ASST. TREASURERS ALLAN JACKSON NATHAN S. ANCELL RICHARD C. HOTTELET NORMAN K. MATHESON MARLENE SANDERS KRAUSS BOARD OF DIRECTORS MITCHELL Herbert A. Abramson, Robert H. Alter, Nathan S. SECRETARY -TREASURER Ancell, Paul Benson, Robert A. Burnett, Richard JOSEPH IDI.NT: E. Burow, John E. Conley, J. N. Cooke, Robert F. Cooper, Michael Daroff, Milton G. Davis, F. Inc. W. Dinsmore, Charles Duchen, William Putnam Authors' Guild, Dunham William Dunn, Dr. Milton Eisberg, (Membership: 3,000) 234 West 44th St., New Albert II. Fay, Carlton M. Fishel, Sol Goldin, York, N. Y. 10036; OX 5-4145. Robert C. Gordon, Edward Gottlieb John E. Grimm, III Earl W. Hadland, Charles D. PRESIDENT Hepler, Richard J. Leighton Harold Levine, LEON EDEL Norman K. Matheson, Don 'lokes, Daniel F. VICE-PRESIDENT O'Keefe, Jr., Tom O'Ryan, H. Ford Perine, HERBERT MITGANG Seymour S. Preston, Jr., Wylie S. Robson, Wil- SECRETARY liam A. Schroeder, Thomas R. Shepard, J.,Jules ROBERT J. LANDRY Steinberg, William Stevns, W. Davis aylor, William D. Thompson, Jerome Tilis, T. Howard TREASURER Timberlake, William K. Waltz. JOHN BROOKS COUNCIL Cleveland Amory,Ann Birstein, Bruce Bliven, Jr. John Brooks, Margaret Cousins, Michael Drury, Broadcast Music, Inc. Ralph Ellison Charles Braceien Flood, Gerold 589 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017; Frank, John Hershey,John K. Hutchens, Eliza- PLaza beth Janeway, Robert Landry, John Leggett, 9-1500; 9720 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Walter Lord, Helen aclnnes, Herbert Mit - Calif., 276-6196; 710 -16th Ave., So., Nash- gang, Frederic Morton, Nancy Wilson Ross, Leo ville, Tenn., 242-6553; N. Michigan Ave., Chi- Rosten, Harrison E. Salisbury, Herman Schnei- der, William L. Shirer, Elizabeth George Speare, cago, Ill., ANdover 3-5394; 150 S.E. Second Rex Stout, Howard Taubman, Barbara W. Tuch - Ave., Miami, Fla.; 377-9749; 680 Beach St., man, Rout Tunley, John A. Williams, Herman San Francisco, Calif. 94109; 441-7255. Wouk. BOARD CHAIRMAN AND GENERAL EXECUTIVE SECRETARY COUNSEL HEGGIE PETER SYDNEY M. KAYE - PRESIDENT The Authors League of America, EDWARD M. CRAMER BOARD VICE CHAIRMAN Inc. ROBERT B. SOUR (Membership: 5,200) Authors League, 234 West SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, PERFORMING 44th St., New York, N. Y. 10036; 736-4811. RIGHTS ADMINISTRATION PRESIDENT THEODORA ZAVIN JEROME WEIDMAN VICE PRESIDENT, FINANCE, AND VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER REX STOUT EDWARD J. MOLINELLI SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT GENERAL SERVICES, MAU RICE VALENCY AND SECRETARY ROBERT J. HIGGINS TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT, BROADCASTER RELA- ARTHUR SCHWARTZ TIONS COUNCIL Robert Anderson, Ann Birstein, John Brooks, Abe JUSTIN BRADSHAW Burrows, Frank Gilroy, Margaret Cousins, Leon VICE PRESIDENT, NON -BROADCAST Edel, Lewis Galantiere Ruth Goodman Goetz, LICENSING James Goldman, John Hersey, Laura Z. Hobson, GEORGE GABRIEL 702 VICE PRESIDENT, PUBLIC RELATIONS VICE-CHAIRMAN RADIO RUSSELL SANJEK HARRY E. BARKER, KQMS VICE PRESIDENT, NASHVILLE VICE-CHAIRMAN TELEVISION FRANCES W. PRESTON RAY L. BEINDORF, KNXT SECRETARY -TREASURER MANNING SLATER, KRAK IMMEDIATE PAST -PRESIDENT Broadcast Pioneers, The CLAYTON H. BRACE, KOGO-TV PA ST-PRESIDENT 589 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10017; PLaza GEORGE WHITNEY 9-1500. DIRECTORS PRESIDENT Newton Steward KIEM-TV, Eureka; M. F. CHARLES H. TOWER Woodling KHSLL-TV, Chico; A. H. Constant, FIRST VICF.-PRESIDENT KRON-FINI, San Francisco; Stanley Breyer, LEONARDI J. PATRICELLI KSAY, San Francisco; Joseph Drilling, KJEO- TREASURER TV, Fresno; Roger Rice, KTVU, Oakland; Leo J. HIGGINS Schamblin, KPMC, Bakersfield; Ethan Bern- ROBERT stein, KFRE, Fresno; Ken Croes, KERO-TV, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Bakersfield; Edmund Bunker KFI, Los An- M. H. SHAPIRO geles; Gordon Davis, KFWB, Los Angeles; Doug Finley,KTLA, Los Angeles; Dan Mc- Kinnon, KSON, San Diego; Patt Wardlaw, KIST, Santa Barbara; Leslie Norins, KEYT, Broadcasters Association of Santa Barbara; Stoddard Johnston, KMST-TV, Monterey' Directors -At-Large: John Mc- Puerto Rico Mahon, KABC-TV, Los Angeles; David Sacks. Ex -Officio Director: Lyod Sigmon; Consulting P.O. Box 10144, Santurce, Puerto Rico. Engineer: Keith Mealey; President: Howard J, PRESIDENT Smiley. VENTURA LAMAS, JR. O- VICE-PRESIDENT CLEMENT LITTAUER Catholic Actors Guild of America SECRETARY CARMINA MENDEZ (Organized April, 1914; Membership: 1,250) TREASURER Hotel Piccadilly, 227 W. 45th Street, New SEGISMUNDO QUIÑONES York, N. Y. 10036; 245-4646. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY PRESIDENT ROBERTO BOCANEGRA CYRIL RITCHARD VICE-PRESIDENTS - O -- CHARLES BOWDEN FLORENCE HENDERSON Broadcasting and Film Commission FREDERICK O'NEAL of National Council of Churches of HISTORIAN Christ in USA JOHN J. MARTIN CHAIRMAN OF EXECUTIVE BOARD 475 Riverside Dr., New York 27, N. Y.; Riverside REV. GEORGE W. MOORE 9-2200. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY CHAIRMAN DOLORES PUGLIESE GENE CARTER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR WILLIAM F. FORE ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Catholic Writers Guild BROADCAST OPERATION of America, Inc. D. WILLIAMS MCCLUREEN FILM DISTRIBUTION (Organized December 12, 1919; 65 E. 89th St., MARGARET CARTER New York, N. Y. 10028. DIRECTOR OF PROMOTION & DISTRIBU- HONORARY PRESIDENT TION MOST REV. TERENCE J. COOKE, D.D. Lois J. ANDERSON Archbishop of New York. VICE-PRESIDENT BERNARD MCMAHON SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR Broadcasting Foundation of MOST REV. PHILIP J. FURLONG, D.D. America CHAIRMAN, GOLDEN BOOK AWARD COMM ITTEE 52 Vanderbilt Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MU 4- E. L'H. SCHLINGEN 2505. (Organized 1955). CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD GEORGE E. PROBST EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Colorado Broadcasters Association EUGENE H. KING (Affiliated with NARTB.) c/o Executive Secre- tary (Organized 1950) -0- PRESIDENT JACK EAST, KBRR, Leadville California Broadcasters EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Association, Inc. ISABELL PRIEN, 2266 Crabtree Dr., Littleton, Colo. 80120. Tel: 798-4151 (Affiliated with NAB.) 1107 9th Street, Sacra- PRESIDENT-ELECT mento, Calif. 95814; 916-444-2237. WILLIAM GREEN, KLOV, Loveland CHAIRMAN SECRETARY-TREASURER Loon: S. SIMON, KPIX ROGER BRANDT, KDZA, Pueblo 703 DIRECTORS America, Inc. Carl Occhipinti KTVS-TV, Sterling; Bob May- Director's Guild of nard, KOA-1'V, Denver; Jerry Fitch, KDGO, (Membership: 2287, Director Members, 767 As- Durango; Merlyn Hedin, KCRT Trinidad; Joe Tennessen, KFKA, Greeley; Hal Davis, KHOW, sistant Directors, 609 Associate Directors -Stage Denver. Managers) 7950 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, PAST PRESIDENT Calif. 90046; OLdfield 6-1220; New York of- WES BRADLEY, KSSS, Colo. Springs. fice: 110 West 57th St., New York, N. Y. 10019, -o- 581-0370; Chicago office: 162 East Ohio, Su- perior 7-4660. Composers & Lyricists Guild of NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1969-71 America, Inc. PRESIDENT DELBERT MANN 6565 Sunset Blvd., #419, Hollywood, Calif. Tel.: FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT (213) 462-6068. GEORGE SCHAEFER (Organized 1954: Labor Union representing SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT ROBERT WISE composer members employed in Motion Pic- tures & Television). THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT TOM DONOVAN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOURTH VICE-PRESIDENT TED CAIN JOHN RICH EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ANGIE ZAJAC FIFTH VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT HOWARD MAGWOOD DAVID RAKSIN SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENTS SHELDON LEONARD DAVID TERRY ASSISTANT SECRETARY JEFF ALEXANDER KARL GENUS GEORGE COLE TREASURER SECRETARY -TREASURER LESLEY SELANDER LYN MURRAY ASSISTANT TREASURER ASST. SEC'Y-TREAS. JOHN J. SUGHRUE, JR. TANASSY CORNEL BOARD MEMBERS, WEST: ASSTS. TO PRESIDENT Delmer Daves, Emmett Emerson, Sheldon Leon- ARTHUR HAMILTON ard, Delbert Mann, Jerry Markus, Mickey Mc- RICHARD MARKOWITZ Ardle, John Rich, Jack Shea, George Sidney, PRESIDENT EMERITUS George Stevens, Robert Wise. LEITH STEVENS ALTERNATES WEST: -0- William Beaudine, jr., Richard Brooks Hal Coop- er, Norman Jewison, Lee Rafner, Lesley Sel- Connecticut Broadcasters ander. BOARD MEMBERS EAST: Association, Inc. James Di Gangi, Tom Donovan, Karl Genus, c/o Executive Secretary, 15 Highland Park Rd., Franklin Heller, Howard Magwood, Mike Ni- chols, Enid Roth, George Schaefer, David North Haven, Conn. 06473. Sesgo (midwest). PRESIDENT ALTERNATES, EAST: RAYMOND PETROFSKY, WHNB-TV, New Britain, Stanley Ackerman, Sydney Andrews, Ira Marvin, Conn. H. C. Potter, Jack Sughrue, Jr., Gordon Wei- VICE-PRESIDENT senborn (midwest). HENRY HOVLAND, WGCH, Greenwich, Conn. COUNCIL ELECTIONS -1970 ASST. SECRETARY -TREASURER RALPH KLEIN, WRYM, New Britain, Conn. DIRECTORS, WEST ASST. SECRETARY -TREASURER Robert Aldrich, Earl Bellamy, Richard Brooks, ARDREY, Conn. Frank Capra, Hal Cooper, Delmer Daves, Stan- ROBERT WWCO, Waterbury, ley Kramer, Sheldon Leonard Delbert Mann, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Sam Peckinpah, John Rich, Lesley Selander, L. ROBERT MEINSON Jack Shea, George Sidney, George Stevens, DIRECTORS Robert Wise, . Michael Boudreau, WDRC, Hartford; Raymond DIRECTORS, EAST Colonari, WICC, Bridgeport; Sam P. Mastro, Mel Brooks Fred Coe, Andrew Costikyan, Karl WHNC-TV, New Haven; Richard Reed WICH, Genus, George L. George, Franklin Heller, Norwich; N. Thomas Eaton, WTIC, Hartford; Dwight Hemion George Roy Hill, Sidney Lu- Robert Gregory, WNTY, Southington; Gerald met, Howard Magwood, Lin Ephraim, Michael Morey, WNLC, New London. Glick, Burgess Meredith Robert Montgomery, Mike Nichols, Gordon Darks, H. C. Potter, -o- George Schaefer, David Seago, Jack Sugrue, Gordon Weisenborn. DePatie-Freleng Enterprises, Inc. ASST. DIR. UPM WEST Ave., Suite 306, New York, New Nate Barragar, William Beaudine, Jr., John Behm, 527 Lexington Tom Connors Henry Brill, Emmett Emerson, York; HA 1-3774; 6859 Hayvenhurst Ave., Van Ira Marvin, Elaine May, Ray Gosnell Mickey Nuys, Calif. 91406; Tel.: 873-7451. McCardle, Mike Moder, Wallace Worsley, Frank Capra, Jr., Lyn Guthrie, Howard Koch, PRESIDENT Jr. DAVID H. DEPATIE ASST. DIR. UPM, EAST EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT Stanley Ackerman, Larry Albucher, Alice Bell, FRIZ FRELENG Burton Bluestein Fred Caruso, James Di Gan- VICE PRESIDENT gi, Fred Gallo, David Golden, Michael Hertz- WILLIAM ORCUTT berg, James Inch, Nancy Littlefield, Michael EASTERN SALES REPRESENTATIVE Petrone, Roger Rothstein Jane Schimel, Arthur ERIC POMERANCE Steckler, Richard Wolf, Ted Zachary. 704 ASSOC. DIR -SM, \VEST Electronic Industries Association John Anton, Jerry Markus, Lee Refnec, Bart Roe, Erwin Rosen, Chris Watt, Dick Amos, Edmund 2001 Eye Street, N.W., Washington, D. G. Duzik, Selig Frank, Robert Graner, Gary Neces- 20006; 659-2200. sary, William Wyse, Robert She'.don, Bruce Hanson, Walter Alzmann, Peter Barth. PRESIDENT GEORGE D. BUTLER ASSOC. DIR -SM, EAST Gerry Fritz, Michael Onofrio, Enid Roth, Samuel TREASURER Sherman, John Steinmetz, Roland Vance, Syd- GLEN R. SOLOMON, International Business Ma- ney Andrews, Rupert Baron, David Fox, Elea- chines Corp., Gaithersburg, Md. nor Graf, George Newell, Ted Corcoran, Kevin GENERAL COUNSEL Kelly, James O'Gorman, Marilyn Jacobs, Rob- GRAHAM W. MCGOWAN, EIA Headquarters, Wash- ert Van Ry, Sidney Walters. ington VICE-PRESIDENTS GEORGE H. FEZELL, Magnavox Company, New DIRECTORS, INC. York (Consumer Products Division) WARREN STUART, Belden Corporation, Chicago PRESIDENT (Distributor Products Division) JACK SHEA NEIL K. DIETRICH, Hazeltine Corp., Washington FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT (Government Products Division) GEORGE SIDNEY R. E. VAN HOORN, International Tel & Tel Corp., SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT New York (Industrial Electronics Division) G. B. MALLORY, P. R. Mallory & Co., Indianapolis DAVID BUTLER (Parts Division SECRETARY H. G. Rtocs, Delco Radio Div., GMC, Kokomo, DELMEa DAVES Ind. (Semiconductor Division) FRANK RANDALL Amperex Electronic Corp., New TREASURER York (Tube Division) LESLEY SELANDER DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING STOCKHOLDERS D. R. HULL, EIA Headquarters, Washington David Butler, Frank Capra, Delmer Daves, John DIRECTOR OF GOVERNMENT PROCURE- Ford, Tay Garnett, Willis Goldbeck, Jack Shea, MENT RELATIONS DEPARTMENT Mervyn LeRoy, Rouben Mamoulian, George Mar- C. E. MEDDAUGH, International Business Machines shall, Delbert Mann, Frank McDonald, H. C. Corp., Gaithersburg, Md. Potter Al Rogell, Lesley Selander, George Sid- DIRECTOR OF ney, Wingate Smith, George Stevens, King Vi- MARKETING SERVICES dor, DEPARTMENT Robert Wise. Tom GOLDEN, Motorola, Inc., Franklin Park, Ill DIRECTOR OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DIRECTORS' GUILD BENEVOLENT & EDUCA- DEPARTMENT TIONAL FOUNDATION ALBERT M. WARNER, ITT Europe, ITT Corn. - New York CHAIRMAN DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL DAVID BUTLER DEPARTMENT FIRST VICE-CHAIRMAN THOMAS J. KELLY, General Dynamics Corp., Roch- JACK SHEA ester, N. Y. SECOND VICE-CHAIRMAN -o- (vacant) SECRETARY Episcopal Actors Guild of America. Joni( RIcu Inc.

TREASURER (Organized 1926; 1,000 members.) I East 2r" LESLEY SELANDER St" New York 16, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 5-292 TRUSTEES PRESIDENTS John C. Bowman, David Butler, Frank Capra, Hal HONORARY Cooper. Delmer Daves, Blake Edwards, John PRESIDING BISHOP Ford, Tay Garnett, Dan Gingold, Willis Gold- THE MosT REV. JOHN E. HINES, D.D. beck, Stuart Heisler. Ben Hill, Jr., Michael J. RT. REV. HORACE W. B. DONEGAN, D.D. Kane, Howard W. Koch, Delbert Mann, George PRESIDENT Marshall, Frank McDonald, John Rich, Boris STAATS COTSWORTH Sagel, Murray Schwartz Lesley Selander Jack VICE-PRESIDENT AND WARDEN OF THE Shea, George Sidney, Wingate Smith, George GUILD Stevens, , George Waggner, Don THE REV. ORIN A. GRIESM TER Weis, Wallace Worsley, William Wyler, Fred Zinnemann. VICE-PRESIDENTS PEGGY WOOD LEO G. CARROLL SIDNEY BI.ACKMER The Dramatists Guild, Inc. RECORDING SECRETARY DOROTHY BLACKBURN (Membership: 500 Active; 1,200 Associate); ASSISTANT RECORDING SECRETARY 234 West 44th St., New York, N. Y. 10036; PAUL KIRK GILES 563-2233. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY PRESIDENT LORRAINE SHERWOOD FRANK D. GILROY TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT LAWRENCE WEBER ABE BURROWS COUNCIL SECRETARY Walter Abel, William P. Adams, Sidney Blackmer, RICHARD LEWINE Helen Bonfils, Col. C. Lawton Campbell, Gordon B. Clarke, Elizabeth Council, Staats Cotsworth, TREASURER Griffin Crafts, Ernest H. Culbertson, Margaret ARTHUR SCHWARTZ Dale, Jean Dixon Vinton Freedley, Margaret Hamilton, Peter Harris, Anne Ives, James Jol- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ley, Dennis Kin Tessa Kosta, Raymond Mas- DAVID E. LEVINE sey, Margery Maude, Anne Symour, John D. COUNSEL Seymour, Cornelia Otis Skinner, Rowan Tudor, Ism IN KARP Lawrence Weber. 705 Federal Communications Bar VICE-PRESIDENT CHARLES TzcHo, Fred A. Niles Communications Association SECRETARY 815 Connecticut Avenue, N.W., Washington, IRVING HECHT, Cineffects, Inc. D.C. 20006. TREASURER ROBERT GROSS, American Film. PRESIDENT MORTON H. WILNER DIRECTORS Bill Aronson, Filmways of Ca.; John Babb, F & FIRST VICE PRESIDENT B/Ceco Inc.; Julie Barron, MPO Prodns.; Bob HOWARD C. ANDERSON Cohen DUO Prodns.; Ronald Coben, Jerome J. SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Coben, Inc.; Daniel Eisenberg, Movielab, Inc.; THOMAS H. WALL Tim Galfas, Galfas Prodns.; Sanford Greenberg, DFI Communications; Howard Henkin, Trio SECRETARY Prodns.; Samuel Magdoff, Elecktra Film; Lou HOWARD F. ROYCRAFT Mucciolo, Henry Strauss; Norman Ohrwashel, ASST. SECRETARY PGL; Paul Rosen, Motion Assoc.; Jack Vorisek, JOHN P. BANKSON, JR. Revs Sound Studies, Inc. TREASURER -o- ALAN Y. NAFTALIN DELEGATE TO ABA Florida Association of Broadcasters J. ROGER WOLLENBERG 200 Pierce Blvd., Clearwater, Fla. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (Organized Harry J. Ockershausen, Jack P. Blume Herbert 1936.) E. Forrest, Paul Dobin, Robert L. Heald, Eu- PRESIDENT gene F. Mullin, Jr., Aloysius B. McCabe. WARREN BLACKMON, WVCG, Coral Gables. TREASURER -o -- WILLIAM J. RYAN, WNOG, Naples. Federal Communications EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Commission KENNETH F. SMALL, WRUF, Gainesville. VICE-PRESIDENT-RADIO 1919 M Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20554; J. MCCARTHY MILLER, WCOA, Pensacola. 632-6300. VICE-PRESIDENT-TELEVISION CHAIRMAN JESSE CRIPE, WFGA-TV, Jacksonville. DEAN BURCH DIRECTORS COMMISSIONERS RADIO-James Wesley Jr. WIOD, Miami; J. ROBERT T. BARTLEY McCarthyiller, WCOA, Pensacola; Robert R. ROBERT E. LEE Nelson WBRD, Bradenton; William H. Baker, KENNETH A. Cox WJA3I, Jacksonville; Norman O. Protsman, NICHOLAS JOHNSON WNER, Live Oaks; Frank Hazelton WTNT, H. RE LEE Tallahassee; Robert L. Bright, WRMF, Titus- ROBERT Wi.Ls ville; Don Ritter, WDCJ, Jacksonville; Carl Hallberg, WDBO, Orlando; John Alexander, SECRETARY WFLA. Tampa. BEN F. WAPLE TELEVISION-James Tighe, WJHG-TV Pan- EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ama City; Thomas A. Welsted, Miami; Eugene MAX D. PAGLIN B. Dodson, WTVT, Tampa; Charles Kelly, GENERAL COUNSEL WCKT, Miami; Jesse Cripe, WFGA-TV, Jack- HENRY GELLER sonville. CHIEF HEARING EXAMINER -_ ARTHUR A. GLADSTONE CHIEF, OFFICE OF OPINIONS & REVIEW Georgia Association of LEONIDAS P. B. EMERSON Broadcasters, Inc. CHIEF, REVIEW BOARD DONALD J. BERKEMEYFR c/o Executive Secretary, 67 Peachtree Park Drive, CHIEF ENGINEER N.E., Atlanta, Georgia 30309. WILLIAM H. WATKINS EXECUTIVE SECRETARY CHIEF, BROADCAST BUREAU BERT H. HATCH GEORGE S. SMITH PRESIDENT (1970-71) CHIEF. SAFETY & SPECIAL RADIO DON ELLIOTT HEALD, WSB-TV, Atlanta, Ga. SERVICES BUREAU JAMES E. BARR _0_ CHIEF. COMMON CARRIER BUREAU BERNARD STRASSBURG The Harry Fox Agency CHIEF, FIELD ENGINEERING BUREAU CURTIS B. PLUMMER 110 East 59th St., New York, N. Y. 10022; PLaza CHIEF, OFFICE OF INFORMATION I-1930. LEONARD WEINLEE (Music Licensing Bureau) MANAGING DIRECTOR ALBERT BERMAN Film Producers Association of New York Hawaiian Association of (An organization of professionals in the art and Broadcasters craft of motion picture making, dedicated to 1290 Ala Moana, Honolulu, Hawaii 96814. preserving standards of quality, service, good PRESIDENT practice, ethics and to the development of LAWRENCE S. BERGER the Industry); 165 West 46th Street, New York, VICE-PRESIDENT N. Y. 10036; Circle 5-2545. DUANE HARM PRESIDENT TREASURER GEORGE COONEY, EUE/ Screen Gems. DON METZGER 706 Idaho State Broadcasters Institute for Education by Radio - Association Television (Affiliated with NARTB.) c/o President, Radio 2400 Olentangy River Rd.; Columbus, Ohio Station KIDO, Boise, Idaho. (Organized 1951.) 43210; Area Code 614 293-6641. c/o Administrative Secretary, P. 0. Box 884, DIRECTOR Boise, Ida. RICHARD B. HULL PRESIDENT ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR JOHN P. MIx THOMAS C. WARNOCK VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY ROBERT KRUEGER MARTHA HAUEISEN SECRETARY -TREASURER ROBERT DAVIS ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY Institute of Electrical and VERA CEDERSTROM Electronics Engineers, The -0- 345 East 47th Street, New York, N. Y. 10017, PL Association 2-6800. Illinois Broadcasters PRESIDENT 220 East Cook Street, Springfield, Illinois 62704. D. F. KARL WILLENBROCK PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENTS MILTON D. FRIEDLAND, WICS-T V,Springfield J. V. N. GRANGER VICE -PRESIDENT --RADIO J. H. MULLIGAN JAMES HANLON, WGN, Chicago VICE-PRESIDENT-PUBLICATIONS VICE-PRESIDENT-TELEVISION ACTIVITIES ROBERT LEMON, WMAQ-TV-Chicago M. E. VAN VALKENBURG TREASURER EXECUTIVE -SECRETARY HAROLD W. ROBERT HAHN, Springfield CHESTNUT SECRETARY SECRETARY -TREASURER R. W. M. H. STUCKWISH, WCSJ, Morris SEARS DIRECTOR, EDITORIAL SERVICES -0- E. K. GANNETT Independent Motion Picture -0- Machine Operators and Television International Alliance of Employees, Inc. Theatrical Stage Employes & (Organized February 9, 1950; Membership: Moving Picture Machine Operators 221) 358 West 44th Street, New York 18, of the U. S. and Canada (AFI -C10) N. Y.; Plaza 7-0453-4. (Organized nationally, July 17, 1893; inter- PRESIDENT AND BUSINESS REP. nationally, Oct. I, 1902.) 1270 Sixth Ave., CHARLES AXELROD New York, N. Y. 10020; Circle 5-4369. VICE-PRESIDENT INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT HARRY LEVINE RICHARD F. WALSH SECRETARY GENERAL SECRETARY -TREASURER CHARLES BLOOM JOHN A. FORDE TREASURER PRESIDENT MAURICE JOHANNES ASSISTANT INTERNATIONAL WALTER F. DIEHL EXECUTIVE BOARD Silverio Conte, Hyman J. Levine, Joseph Weiss, FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Wittenstein, Michael Fensore, Irving GEORGE J. FLAHERTY, Hollywood, Calif. Barnett, Harry Susslowitz. SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT EDWARD J. MILLER, Houston, Tex. --O-- THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT Association, JOHN HOROHAN, New York, N. Y. Indiana Broadcasters FOURTH VICE-PRESIDENT Inc. ROY R. RUBEN. Detroit. Mich. c/o Helen B. Huber, Exec. Sec. IBA, 4560 Knall- SIXTH VICE-PRESIDENT A. L. "PAT" TRAVERS, Toronto, Ont. Box 88456, Indianapolis. (Organized ton Road, SEVENTH VICE-PRESIDENT 1948) . MICHAEL J. SWEENEY, Havertown, Pa. PRESIDENT EIGHTH VICE-PRESIDENT E. BERRY SMITH. WTVW-TV PATRICK H. RYAN, Chicago, Ill. HILLIARD GATES, WKJG NINTH VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT-ELECT TV HAROLD CHADWICK, New York, N. Y. CAMPBELL, WFBM ELDON INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEES VICE-PRESIDENT, AM R. E. MORRIS, Mobile. Ala. GEORGE FOULKES, WAAC JAMES F. SULLIVAN, Salt Lake City, Utah. VICE-PRESIDENT. FM JAMES J. RILEY, Cleveland, Ohio. JACK BRANDT, WITZ The Alliance is comprised of approximately 1,001. VICE-PRESIDENT TV local unions covering the United States. Canada. BAZIL O'HAGAN, VENDU Alaska and Hawaii. Following is a list of the New SECRETARY-TREASURER York, Chicago and Hollywood locals: ELMER SNOW, WTTV ASSISTANT SECRETARY TREAS. AMUSEMENT AREA EMPLOYEES WM. QUIGG, WBIW LOCAL B-192 (IATSE) LOS ANGELES DIRECTORS (Chartered Oct. I, 1965). 7715 Sunset Blvd., E. Berry Smith, WTVW-TV; Joseph Haas, WWCA; John Hartnett, WSVL, J. E. Willis, Room 226, Los Angeles, Calif. 90046. WAZY; Don Nelson, WIRE; James L. Brewer, ADMINISTRATOR WTCJ. WM. P. SUTHERLAND, Int. Rep. 707 ART DIRECTORS, LOCAL 876 1ST VICE PRESIDENT ANTHONY CAPUTO (IATSE) HOLLYWOOD RECORDING SECRETARY AND BUSINESS (Chartered January 7, 1960) 7715 Sunset Blvd. REPRESENTATIVE Hollywood, Calif. 90046. 876-4330. ARTHUR W. BERM AN PRESIDENT FINANCIAL SECRETARY DALE LIEN NI'.Sl LEROY HAFFERKAMP TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT ANGELO DELLUTRI WILLIAM L. CAMPBELL J. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY RICHARD F. MAHN IPMPI LOCAL 659 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES BROADCASTING STUDIO EMPLOYES, (Organized 1928) 7715 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, LOCAL 782 (IATSE), NEW YORK Calif. 90046; 876-0160. (Chartered Jan. 5, 1945) PRESIDENT PRESIDENT EDWARD T. ESTABROOK HUGH GUNN VICE-PRESIDENT VTCE-PRESIDENT HAL MOHR FRANK CROWLEY, SR. RECORDING SECRETARY SECRETARY -TREASURER GIFFORD S. CHAMBERLAIN STEPHEN P. DIF.RHAUS FINANCIAT. SECRETARY -TREASURER BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE IAME V. KING ALFRED W. DITOLLA, 41 Nottingham Rd., Glen BIICTNFKK REPRESENTATIVE Rock, N. Jersey 07452. 201-445-7332; (Home Phone-New Jersey) DovLF NAVE IPMPI FILM EXCHANGE EMPLOYES BACK ROOM LOCAL 644 (IATSE) NEW YORK LOCAL B -6I (IATSE) LOS ANGELES (Organized Nov. 15, 1926) 250 W. 57 St. New (Chartered May I, 1937) 7715 Sunset Blvd., York 19, N. Y.; Circle 7-3860. Room #226, Hollywood, Calif. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT, BUSINESS AGENT, MORRIS HARTZBAND SEC'Y-TREAS. VICE-PRESIDENT M. L. REXROTH HAROLD POSNER VICE-PRESIDENT & RECORDING SEC'Y. SECRETARY WILLIAM F. HARKEY WILLIAM HORCAN TREASURER FILM EXCHANGE EMPLOYES, FRONT OFFICE ROBERT Ross LOCAL F-45 (IATSE), CHICAGO BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE GEORGE JACOBSON (Chartered Sept. 4, 1942) c/o Kuehn!, Apt. 1611, 5455 Sheridan Rd., Chicago, III. 60640. INTERNATIONAL SOUND TECHNICIANS PRESIDENT OF THE MOTION PICTURE, BROADCAST ART ROSENTHAL AND AMUSEMENT INDUSTRIES, VICE-PRESIDENT MINNIE SCHER LOCAL 695 (IATSE-AFL), LOS ANGELES SECRETARY -TREASURER (Organized Sept. 15, 1930) 13535 Ventura Blvd., GERALD R. KUEIINL Suite 210, Sherman Oaks, Calif. 91403; 872- BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE 0452/981-0452. GEORGE ROSE In addition to the above, there are 34 locals of PRESIDENT Back Room Employees and 29 locals of Front Office WALTER DALGLEISH Employees and 29 locals of Front Office Employees FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT in the other exchange cities. RICHARD T. OVERTON SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT FRANK SCICTO FIRST AID EMPLOYEES, RECORDING SECRETARY LOCAL 767 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES FRANK QBISTON (Chartered Oct. 30, 1942) 731 No. Naomi St., TREASURER Burbank, Calif. 91505; THornwall 6-4826. EDWARD B. ORNSTEN BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE PRESIDENT JOHN L. COFFEY DAN NOVAK FINANCIAL SECRETARY LABORATORY TECHNICIANS JOHN A. WARD 780 CHICAGO SECRETARY LOCAL (IATSE), CHARLES W. SWAN (Chartered Nov. 10, 1944) 327 S. La Salle St., BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE Room 524, Chicago, III.; 922-7105 JOHN A. WARD PRESIDENT RUSSELL NORSTROM INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE VICE-PRESIDENT MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRIES (Cameramen) ARTHUR F. ELLIS IPMPI LOCAL 666, CHICAGO FINANCIAL. SECRETARY MARTIN SABI.IN (Chartered Jan. I, 1929) Suite 1122, 327 S. La RECORDING SECRETARY Salle St., Chicago, III.; 341-0966. JONATHAN REYNOLDS PRESIDENT TREASURER FRANK KOZA NORMAN OSTFELD 708 LABORATORY TECHNICIANS MOTION PICTURE FILM EDITORS, LOCAL 683 (IATSE-AFL-CIO), LOS ANGELES LOCAL 776 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES (Organized Sept. 29, 1929) 6721 Melrose Ave., (Chartered Aug. 2, 1944) Secretary's Add.: 7715 Hollywood, Calif. 90038; WEbster 5-1123. Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; 876-4770 .3ECRETARY-TREASURER code 213. ERNEST L. REPOLA PRESIDENT BUSINESS AGENT MELVIN SHAPIRO DONALD P. HAGGERTY VICE-PRESIDENT VING B. HERSHON LABORATORY TECHNICIANS SECRETARY ANTHONY A. WOLLNER LOCAL 702 (IATSE-AFL), NEW YORK TREASURER (Organized September, 1937) Room 111 1, 165 RICHARD S. JENSEN West 46th Street, New York 19, N. Y.; Plaza BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE 7-5540. JOHN W. LEHNERS PRESIDENT AND BUSINESS MOTION REPRESENTATIVE PICTURE FILM EDITORS, C. W. VITELLO LOCAL 771 (IATSE), NEW YORK SEC RETARV.TREASURER (Chartered Aug. 18, 1943) 250 W. 57 St., CORRADO NASTASI New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson 2-3728. PRESIDENT MAKE-UP ARTISTS & HAIR STYLISTS, JOHN KENNY LOCAL 706 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD VICE-PRESIDENT MICHAEL PRUSCH (Organized 1937) 13535 Ventura Blvd., Sherman SECRETARY Oaks, 91403. ELEANOR HAMEROW PR FSIDENT TREASURER MARVIN WESTMORE PETER HESS VICE-PRESIDENT BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE HARRY BLAKE FRED AHRENS SECRETARY -TREASURER MONTY WESTMORE MOTION PICTURE HOME OFFICE EMPLOYES BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE LOCAL H-63 (IATSE), NEW YORK HENRY E. VILARDO (Chartered Mar. 19, 1945) 1650 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; Circle 7-7630. MAKE-UP ARTISTS AND HAIR STYLISTS, PRESIDENT LOCAL 798 (IATSE), NEW YORK JANET MOSES (Chartered Feb. 18, 1949) 250 W. 57 St., Suite SECY-TREA SURER 2128, N. Y.; JUdson 6-5246. IRVING BARRON PRESIDENT BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE AND EXEC. STANLEY LAWRENCE VICE-PRESIDENT HAROLD F. CHADWICK VICE-PRESIDENT THOMAS COLESANT MOTION PICTURE AND TELEVISION RELIEF TREASURER FUND, INC. PHILIP EDELSON BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE (Operating: Motion Picture Country House & EDWARD P. CALLAGHAN Hospital) SECRETARY (Organized 1924) 335 No. LaBrea Avenue, Los IAN FORREST Angeles 36, Calif.; WEbster 3-8231. PRESIDENT MOTION PICTURE COSTUMERS, GEORGE L. BAGNALL LOCAL 705 (IATSE-AFL), HOLLYWOOD FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT (Chartered OTTO KRUGER Nov. I, 1937) 1427 N. La Brea Ave., SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011ywood 9-8207. SOL LESSER PRF.STDENT THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT BERT HENRIKSON BUSINESS REPRESENT ATTVi. FOURTH VICE-PRESIDENT WILLIAM K. HOWARD RALPH CLARE SECRETARY-TREA SURER TREASURER ROBERT ELLSWORTU FRANK MCCARTHY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MOTION PICTURE CRAFTS SERVICE \VILLIAM T. KIRK LOCAL 727 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD COUNSEL ROBERT VALLIER (Organized May 15, 1939) 12754 Venturi Blvd., PRESIDENT EMERITUS Suite 205, No. Hollywood, Calif. 91604. MARY PICKFORD PRESIDENT FINANCE COMMITTEE D. OWEN ALEXANDER FRANK MCCARTHY, chmn...!! GRO. L. BAGNALL, MAU. VICE-PRESIDENT RICE BENJAMIN, ALAN J. MILLER. WILLIAM T. ALAN A. SIMPSON KIRK, ex -off. FINANCIAL SECRETARY-TREASURER DIRECTOR OF MEDICAL DEPARTMENT WILLIAM B. MCCALL ROSSELL L. JONES, M.D. BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE CHIEF OF DENTAL STAFF DONALD ZIMMERMAN BALFOUR D. STRAITH, D.M.D. 709 MOTION PICTURE SCREEN CARTOONISTS MOTION PICTURE STUDIO LOCAL 732 (IATSE), CHICAGO CINETECHNICIANS, 789 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD (Chartered Aug. I, 1953) 4036 N. Pulaski, Chi- LOCAL cago, III. 60641. (Chartered April 16, 1945) 4545 Santa Monica PRESIDENT BI. Hollywood, Calif. 90029; 666-2852. \V ILLIAM COTTER PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT JULES WEISBERG RAY PETERSON VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY -TREASURER HORACE DEVILLE WILLIAM BAILEY RECORDING SECRETARY HAROLD ZIMMERMAN MOTION PICTURE SCREEN CARTOONISTS SECRETARY -TREASURER AND LOCAL 839 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE PAUL E. O'BRYANT (Chartered Jan. 18, 1952) 3625 W. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood 28, California. MOTION PICTURE STUDIO ELECTRICAL PRESIDENT TECHNICIANS LOUIS APPET LOCAL 728 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD VICE-PRESIDENT (Chartered May 19, 1939) 1067 N. Fairfax, DOWNS CHARLES Hollywood, Calif. 90046. SECRETARY -TREASURER ANN GUENTHER PRESIDENT BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE JACK \V. RosE LAWRENCE. L. KILTY VICE-PRESIDENT L:1RIIN STOTT SECRETARY -TREASURER MOTION PICTURE SCREEN CARTOONISTS BEN W. STEVENS LOCAL 841 (IATSE), NEW YORK BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT E. JONES (Chartered April 16, 1952) 45 W. 47th St., New York, N. Y. 10036 MOTION PICTURE STUDIO GRIPS, PRESIDENT LOCAL 80 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD IRVING DRESSLER (Organized May 19, 1939) 6926 Melrose Ave- VICE-PRESIDENT 1- CLIFFORD AUGUSTSON nue, Los Angeles, California, 90038. WE SECRETARY -TREASURER 1419. GERALD SALVIO PRESIDENT BUSINESS AGENT VERNON A. WHITE ALEX SHAPIRO VICE-PRESIDENT LEONARD F. BURET MOTION PICTURE SCRIPT SUPERVISORS BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE AND PRODUCTION SECRETARIES, LOCAL SCOTT L. MILLER 161 YORK SECRETARY -TREASURER (IATSE), NEW Ci ARI.IeS L. \ÍORG.1N (Chartered Jan. 21, 1964) 250 W. 57 St., N. Y. 10019 Room 1202; Circle 5-4562. MOTION PICTURE STUDIO TEACHERS AND PRESIDENT WELFARE WORKERS BARBARA ROBINSON LOCAL 884 (IATSE) HOLLYWOOD VICE-PRESIDENT (Chartered September I, 1960) 4918 Rhodes BARBARA RITTENBERG Ave., No. Hollywood, Calif. 91607; 762-6613. SECRETARY PRESIDENT RENATA STOIA GLADYS HOENE BUSINESS AGENT VICE-PRESIDENT ELIZABETH SAVAGE FRANCIS KLAMT FINANCIAL SECRETARY -TREASURER MOTION PICTURE SET PAINTERS IRENE BURKE: 729 HOLLYWOOD RECORDING SECRETARY LOCAL (IATSE), MARY MACDONALD (Chartered Aug. I, 1953) 12754 Ventura Blvd., BUSINESS AGENT North Hollywood, Calif. 91604; 984-3000. HAROLD MINN IEAR CORRESPONDING SECRETARY PRESIDENT MILDRED SACKS PAUL H. FISHER VICE-PRESIDENT PROJECTIONISTS RAY L. GABBARD LOCAL 110 (IATSE), CHICAGO SECRETARY -TREASURER RALPH W. PECKHAM (Chartered Feb. 4, 1915) 188 Wes+ Randolph RECORDING SECRETARY Street, Chicago, III.; CEntral 6-4582. RALPH W. PECKHAM PROJECTIONISTS MOTION PICTURE STUDIO LOCAL 150 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES ART CRAFTSMEN (Chartered July 16, 1908) 1800 S. Vermont LOCAL 790 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD Ave., Los Angeles 6, Calif.; REpublic 3-1191. (Chartered April 17, 1945) Suite 210, 7715 Sun- PRESIDENT set Blvd., L. A. 46, Calif.; 876-2010. HUGH C. SMITH BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE VICE-PRESIDENT JOSEF BERNAY C. G. HATTEN HAUER

710 SECRETARY SECRETARY -TREASURER PAUL E. HEISER KEN NETII PERSSON BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS AGENT GEORGE O. EVANS RICHARD SCOTT

PROJECTIONISTS LOCAL 306 (IATSE), NEW YORK SCENIC ARTISTS (Organized July, 1913) 747 Seventh Ave., LOCAL 816 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson 6-5157 and 55 (Chartered March 31, 1949) 7429 Sunset Blvd., Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn 17, N. Y.; ULster Hollywood, Calif. 90046; 876-1440. 2-2700. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT KENNET II MACCI. POLAND FRANK INCIARDI SECRETARY -TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT BEN RRAsxow AL ASHMAN BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT V. LOPEZ SECRETARY -TREASURER ERNEST LANG FINANCIAL SECRETARY IZZY SCHWARTZ SCRIPT SUPERVISORS NEW YORK BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES LOCAL 871 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD STEVE D'INZILLS (Chartered January I, 1958) 7715 Sunset Blvd., BROOKLYN BUSINESS REP. HARRY GARFMAN Hollywood, Calif. 90046; 876-4433. PRESIDENT DORIS GRAU PUBLICISTS VICE-PRESIDENT LOCAL 818 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD THERESA STANLEY SERGEANT-AT -ARMS (Chartered July II, 1955) 1427 N. La Brea KENNETH GILBERT Ave., Hollywod 28, Calif. SECRETARY PRESIDENT BETTY FANCHER HENRI BOLINGER TREASURER IST VICE PRESIDENT DUANE TOI.ER DENNIS SHANAHAN BUSINESS AGENT 2ND VICE-PRESIDENT THELMA PREECE GRIN BORSTEN SECRETARY REGINA GRUSS SET DESIGNERS AND MODEL MAKERS TRUSTEE (MP UNIT) LOCAL 847 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD Rov Shin II TRUSTEE (RADIO-TV UNIT) (Chartered Nov. 14, 1952) Suite 210, 7715 TERRY LI ANO Sunset Blvd., L. A. 46, Calif.; 876-2010. BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE CORRESPONDING SECRETARY AND LLOYD RITCHIE BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE TRUSTEES JOSEF BERNAY JEAN MEREDITH Lou HARRIS STAGE EMPLOYES PUBLICISTS LOCAL 4 (IATSE), BROOKLYN (Unionizing of Motion Picture -TV, Radio and Advertising Agencies.) (Chartered April 8, 1888) 66 Court Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 11201, Suite 1407. LOCAL 872 (IATSE), New York PRESIDENT (Organized 1958) 160 W. 46th St., New York, THOMAS TIERNEY New York 10036; JUdson 6-6385. VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT JAMES HUTCHINSON DAVID J. KANE SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT JACK FINNHETY IITO Ai BA TREASURER SECRETARY -TREASURER FRANK PIETRAGALL THOMAS KIRBY BUSINESS REPRESNTATIVE RECORDING SECRETARY JOHN J. COLEMAN, JR. SUZAN ROY BUSINESS AGENT ROBERT DARE G. STAGE EMPLOYES SARGEANT-AT-ARMS PAUL CROSS LOCAL 2 (IATSE), CHICAGO (Chartered July 17, 1893) 100 East Ohio St, RADIO AND TELEVISION SOUND EFFECTS Room 314, Chicago, Ill. 60611; 943-7160. LOCAL 844 (IATSE), NEW YORK PRESIDENT J EROME W. CONRAD (Chartered July 17, 1952), Box 637 Ansonia VICE-PRESIDENT Station, New York, N. Y. 10023. N. R. BRAHY PRESIDENT SECRETARY -TREASURER BERNARD FAMBAUGH MAURICE GILBERT VICE-PRESIDENT BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT RING DANIEL J. KERINS

711 STAGE EMPLOYES STUDIO MECHANICS LOCAL 33 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES LOCAL 52 (IATSE-AFL), NEW YORK (Chartered Mar. 1, 1896) 2858 W. 8th St.. Los (Organized 1924) 250 W. 57 St., New York; Angeles, Calif. 90005; 38 2-2321. 765-0741 PRESIDENT PRESIDENT HECTOR R. ELLIOTT WM. C. G. SWIFT VICE-PRESIDENT RECORDING SECRETARY WARREN REDDEN NICK LONG RECORDING SECRETARY BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE HARRY C. FORD GEORGE IHIKKERS SECRETARY -TREASURER JAMES J. GARTLAND STAGE EMPLOYES BUSINESS MANAGER KENNETH FUNDUS LOCAL I (IATSE), NEW YORK (Chartered July 17, 1893) 254 W. 54th Street, STUDIO PROJECTIONISTS COlumbus 5-2394-5-6-7- New York 19, N. Y.; LOCAL 165 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD 8-9. (Chartered May 19, 1939) 6640 Sunset Blvd., PRESIDENT 90028; 461-2985. JOHN J. NOLAN Suite 110, Hollywood, Calif. VICE -PRESI DENT PRESIDENT FREDERICK FOLLETT DEWEY K. OVERTON RECORD CORR. SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT VINCENT JACOBY, JR. BERNARD T. THEBIAY ASST. SECRETARY SGT. AT ARMS SECRETARY -TREASURER WALTER BAILEY DONALD R. BROWN TREASURER BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM Gosly. Phone: COlumbus 5-2394. EMMETT L. \VELCII, JR. FINANCIAL SECRETARY MURRAY FISHER STUDIO PROPERTY CRAFTSMEN THEATER BUSINESS MANAGERS LOCAL 44 (IATSE-AFL-CIO) HOLLYWOOD ROBERT MACDONALD WILLIAM WALTERS (Organized May 15, 1939) 7429 Sunset Blvd., TELEVISION BUSINESS MANAGERS Hollywood, Calif. 90046; 876-2320 and 838- RICHARD NIMMO 7788. JACK MENSCHING PRESIDENT TRUSTEES O'CONNOR RALEIGH BANKS, FRANK HAUSER, JOHN F. GOODSON FRANK REPLACEMENT COMMITTEE VICE-PRESIDENT Raymond Van Buren, William Noon. EDWIN T. HILL SECRETARY -TREASURER EDWIN H. LE ROY STORY ANALYSTS, LOCAL 854 (IATSE), BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE HOLLYWOOD BRUCE J. COLVILLE (Chartered Oct. 18, 1954) 7715 Sunset Blvd., TELEVISION BROADCASTING STUDIO EM- L. A. 46, Calif. PLOYES, LOCAL 782 (IATSE) NEW YORK PRESIDENT Rd., KARL SCHANZER (Chartered Jan. 5, 1945) 41 Nottingham VICE-PRESIDENT Glen Rock, N. J. 07452; OU 5-1590. BRUCE BRADBURY PRESIDENT SECRETARY -TREASURER HUGH GONN DORIS GILBERT VICE-PRESIDENT RECORDING SECRETARY FRANK CROWLEY, SR. MEREDITH WALKER SECRETARY -TREASURER EXECUTIVE SECRETARY STEPHEN P. DIEKHAUS JOSEF BERNAY BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE ALFRED W. DITOLLA STUDIO MECHANICS LOCAL 476 (1ATSE), CHICAGO TELEVISION BROADCASTING STUDIO (Chartered Feb. 2, 1931) Room 1743; 327 S. EMPLOYES La Salle, Chicago, Ill. 60604; WAbash 2-0282. LOCAL 794 (IATSE), NEW YORK PRESIDENT (Chartered June 7, 1945) P.O. Box 154, Lennox FRANK A. Hones Hill Station, N. Y., N. Y. 10021. SECRETARY -TREASURER AND BUS. PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVE RAYMOND T. YOUNG PATRICK H. RYAN BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE RALPH PARIS STUDIO MECHANICS SECRETARY -TREASURER ASHMAN LOCAL 468 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD PAUL (Chartered Aug. 22, 1945), 7715 Sunset Blvd., TELEVISION BROADCASTING STUDIO Suite 210, Hollywood 46, Calif.; 876-1600. EMPLOYES, LOCAL 815 (IATSE), PRESIDENT LOS ANGELES WM. C. G. SWIFT (Chartered July 7, 1948) 7715 Sunset Blvd.. SECRETARY -TREASURER RALPH W. PECKHAM Suite 210, Hollywood 46, Calif. VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT GEORGE J. FLAHERTY GEORGE J. FLAHERTY

712 THEATRICAL WARDROBE ATTENDANTS International Radio and Society Inc. LOCAL 768 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES Television New York, N. Y. 10017; (Chartered Dec. 3, 1942) 6627 Tyrone Ave., Van 420 Lexington Avenue, Nuys, Calif. 91405; 785-1933. 532-4546. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT VIOLET MARTIN RICHARD A. R. PINKHAM VICE- PRESI DENT FIRST VICE PRESIDENT GLORIA VUNCK MAX E. BUCK RECORDING SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENTS EDDIE DODSWORTH JOHN P. MOLER FINANCIAL SECRETARY-TREASURER MAURIE WEBSTER JUNE HADAWAY SECRETARY BUSINESS AGENT JEROME FENIGER DOROTHY PRIEST, 805 S. Bradish Ave., Glendora, TREASURER Calif. 91740. L.A. phone: 467-3862. Home: 963- STEPHEN C, RIDDLEBERGER 6303. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ROBERT H. BOULWARE THEATRICAL WARDROBE ATTENDANTS LOCAL 769 (IATSE), CHICAGO -4- (Chartered Jan. 4, 1943) Secretary's Address: Iowa Broadcasters Association 849-0223. 15218 Dante Ave., Dolton, III. (Affiliated with NAB) c/o President. (Organ- PRESIDENT ized 1951.) SHIRLEY HASTINGS VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT JULIA TAZBIER JAMES MAURER, KWMT, Fort Dodge, Iowa RECORDING SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT ELEANOR WEBER JOSEPH HUDGENS, KRNT-TV, Des Moines, Iowa BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE TREASURER GERALDINE BRENNER NORMAN WILLIAMS, KMA, Shenandoah, Iowa. SECRETARY-TREASURER SECRETARY HENRY A. GRAF JACK SHELLEY, Iowa State, Ames, Iowa THEATRICAL WARDROBE ATTENDANTS -o- LOCAL 764 (IATSE), NEW YORK Jewish Theatrical Guild of (Chartered Sept. 4, 1942) 250 West 57th St., Inc., The Suite 1830-A, New York, N. Y.; JUdson America, 2-4910-I. (Organized October 23, 1924 by William Mor- PRESIDENT ris. Membership: 700) 1350 Ave. of the Ameri- ALBERT PACKARD cas, New York, N. Y. 10019; PLaza 7-5237. VICE-PRESIDENT CHAIRMAN OF BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND LOUISE VAN DINE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY -TREASURER HARRY E. GOULD RICHARD HERSHEY PRESIDENT BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE MILTON BERLE DAVID MICHAELS RECORDING SECRETARY FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT DAVID 151ICHAELS GEORGE JESSEL The organization also has a radio and TV de- VICE-PRESIDENTS partment with which numerous employees of this Jack Benny, Harry Brandt, William Morris, Jr., industry, who are not members of any local union - Emil Friedlander, Milton Weintraub, Ted Lewis, are directly affiliated. Leo Jaffe, Louis A. Lotito, Robert K. Shapiro, Hon. Arthur H. Schwartz, Max E. Youngstein. International Brotherhood of TREASURER & VICE-PRESIDENT Electrical Workers (AFL) ABE LASTFOGEL 28, 1891; Membership: ASST. TREASURER & VICE-PRESIDENT (Organized November NAT LEPKOWITZ 900,000) 1200 15th Street, Northwest, Wash- SECRETARY & VICE-PRESIDENT ington, D. C. 20005; 265-8040. JONES T. SILVERBTONE INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT CHARLES H. PILLARD, 1200 15th St. N.W., Wash- ington, D. C. 20005. INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY Kansas Association of Radio 1200 15th St. N.W. Wash - Broadcasters JO EPHnD. KEE AN, RADIO. TV & RECORDING DIV. (Affiliated with NAB) 408 Petroleum Bldg., ALBERT O. HARDY, director, 1200 15th St, N.W.. Wichita, Kansas 67202. ington, D. C. 20005. PRESIDENT LOWELL JACK IBEW LOCAL 40 (FILM) PRESIDENT-ELECT (Organized March 5, 1923; Membership: 560) SHERWOOD PARKS 3353 Barham Boulevard, Hollywood, Calif. SECRETARY -TREASURER En McKERNAN III 90028; Tel.: 467-5139. MANAGER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR BUSINESS HANK PARKINSON RUSSELL J. BARTLEY

713 Louisiana Association of Missouri Broadcasters Association Broadcasters (Affiliated with NAB) 308 E. High, Jefferson (Affiliated with NAB) P. O. Box 16078, Louisiana City, Mo. 65101. (Organized 1948.) State University, Baton Rouge, La. 388-4172 PRESIDENT PRESIDENT LEE MARTS, KCMO-TV, Kansas City ROGER S. DAVISON -p- VICE-PRESIDENT Montana Broadcasters Association Tom E. GIBBENS (TV) CHRIS DUPLECHAIN (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Shag Miller, KBOW, EXEC. SECRETARY Butte, Mont. (Organized 1949.) JOHN H. PENNYBACKER PRESIDENT SHAG MILLER, KBOW, Butte Maine Radio and TV Broadcasters VICE-PRESIDENT Association BILL HOTLER, KLTZ, Glasgow Affiliated with NAB) P. O. Box 307, Augusta, SECRETARY -TREASURER Me. (Organized 1947.) EARL MORGENROTH, KGVO, Missoula EXECUTIVE SECRETARY PRESIDENT JUDGE, DAVID BROWN Tom Judge Adv., Helena VICE-PRESIDENT -o- TERRANCE ECONOMY Musicians Union Local 47 American SECRETARY -TREASURER Federation of Musicians (AFL-CIO) NORMAN G. GALLANT (Organized October 30, 1894; Membership: Maryland -D. C. Broadcasters 15,000) 817 Vine Street, Hollywood 38, Calif.; Association H011ywood 2-2161. PRESIDENT (Affiliated with NAB c/o President, WFBR, Balti JOHN TRANCHITELLA more 18, Md. (Organized 1951.) VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT MAX HERMAN THOMAS C. CARR SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT VINCE DIBARI MORRIS H. BLUM TREASURER SECRETARY -TREASURER BOB MANNERS VIRGINIA S. PATE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO REPRESENTATIVE SAM MIDDLEMAN Massachusetts Broadcasters TRUSTEES Association Bob Elliott, Dale Brown, Eddie Cano DIRECTORS 63 Chestnut Street, Springfield, Massachusetts Ernest Hughes Russell Freeman, Armando Het 01103. (Organized 1954.) rera, Rene Hall, Stan Sheldone. PRESIDENT TRIAL BOARD CHARLES N. DEROSE Bill Nadel Chairman; Harvey O. Brooks, Del VICE-PRESIDENT Kacher, Charles Gonzales, Clint Neagley, Do ARNOLD S. LERNER Wight. TREASURER -o-- THOMAS M. MCALUIFFE National Academy of Television SECRETARY Arts and Sciences, The ALAN TINDAL C. 54 West 40th St., New York, N. Y. 10018; 244- Michigan Association of 4570; 7188 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. Broadcasters 90046; 874-6611; 271-7261. (Advance the arts and sciences of television.) (Organized 1957) c/o Thomas J. Cleary, exec. secy., P.O. Box 1335, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Lansing, Mich. 48904; 517-484-1554; Suite 100, IRWIN SONNY Fox Hollister Bldg. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT ROBERT F. LEWINE HARRY R. LIPSON, WPBN-TV, Traverse City EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT JACKIE COOPER JOHN S. MARKWARD, WOOD -TV SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY -TREASURER JOHN CANNON JAY WATSON, WJBK-TV, Detroit VICE-PRESIDENTS EXEC. SECRETARY RICHARD REINAUER JOE VARHOLY, Cleveland THOMAS J. CLEARY JOHN METZGER (MRS.) JEANNE METZGER, Phoenix Mississippi Broadcasters HOWARD F. STREETER, St. Louis JACK AMSTRONG, San Francisco Association ACE FEAREY, Seattle c/o President, WLBT, Jackson, Mississippi ICHARD STRATTON, Washington, D. C. PRESIDENT SECRETARY BOB MCRANRY, Ja., WLBT JO SCHMIDT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER WALTER M. SMITH, WPMP EVELYN F. BURKEY SEC-TREAS. NATIONAL AWARDS ADMINISTRATOR JACK COCHRAN, WCBI LAYA GELFE EXEC. SECRETARY NATIONAL EXECUTIVE ADMINISTRATOR Bos MCRANRY, Sº., WROB NAOMI (NICKI) GOLDSTEIN

714 BOARD OF DIRECTORS CHAPTERS Cities Broadcast- 203 WrLLARD E. WALBRIDGE, Capital Chicago Richard dent, ing Corp., Houston, Texas, Chairman. óWabash Avenue,Ave r505,e (312) 346- RADIO BOARD OF DIRECTORS Burling- 8320.36-8320.E. District r: Frank A. Balch, Jr., WJOY, Cleveland 44144: Joe Varholy, president, 1380 ton, Vt. Sixth St., (216) 696.2929, ext. 443. District 2: Philip Spencer, WCSS, Amsterdam, Columbus, Ohio 43215: (Mrs.) Evelyn Bloom, N. Y. resident, Center of Science & Industry, 280 District 3: Jerry Lee, WDVR (fm), Philadelphia, East Broad Street, (614) 221-7487. Pa. Asheboro, Hollywood 90046: David Laurence, president, 7188 District 4: J. R. Marlowe, WGWR, Sunset Boulevard, (213) 874-6611; 271-7261. N. C. District 5: Joseph S. Field, Jr., WIRK, West New York 10018: John Cannon, president, 54 Palm Beach, Fla. West 40th Street, 524-9666. District 6: J. Kenneth Marston, WDXI, Jackson, Phoenix 85013: Ira Morton, president, 655 N. 11th Tenn. Ave., (602) 279-2331. District 7: James M. Caldwell, WAVE, Louisville, president, St. Louis 63011: James J. Johnson, Terre P.O. Box 45, (314) 227-9335. District 8: George A. Foulkes, WAAC, San Francisco 94104: Richard Robinson, president, Haute, Ind. St., Rm. 1620, 392-8002. District : Alfred F. Sorenson, WKRS, Wauke- 235 Montgomery gan, Ill. Seattle: Jack Armstrong president, c/o Multiple District zo: Don C. Dailey, KGBX, Springfield, Services, Inc., 1104 Mercer, (206) 623-8632. Mo. Washington, D. C. 20016: Richard K. A. Hearn, District zz: N. L. Bentson, WLOL, Minneapolis. 4001 Nebraska Ave. N.W., (202) 362-4000. District 12: Allan Page, KGWA, Enid Okla. District 13: Wendell Mayes, Jr., KCRSI, Midland, -0- Texas. for Better District r4: William A. Merrick, KBMN, Boze- National Association man, Montana. Broadcasting District 15: B. Floyd Farr, KEEN, San Jose, Calif. Calif. District 16: Dan McKinnon, KSON, San Diego, 373 North Western Ave., Los Angeles Calif. 90004; 463-2751. District 17: Carl Fisher, KUGN, Eugene, Oregon. PRESIDENT DIRECTORS -AT -LARGE JAMES V. BENNETT Class "A" Market AM: Perry S. Samuels, WLW, Cincinnati, Ohio; Andrew M. Ockershausen, FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT WMAL Washington D. C. FRANK ORME Class "B'1 Market Ally: Ben A. Laird, WDUZ, RECORDING SECRETARY Green Bay, Wise.; Richard W. Chapin, KFOR, GERTRUDE BLACKSTOCK Lincoln Nebr. CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Class "C'1 Market AM: Clint Formby, KPAN, MRS. ELIZABETH LIVINGSTON Hereford, Texas; John F. Hurlbut, WVMC, Mt. Carmel, Ill. FM Stations: Edward D. Allen, Jr.,iaas,WDOR-FM, National Association of Broadcast Sturgeon Bay, Wise.; Julian F. KAGH- FM, Crossett, Ark. Unions and Guilds (NABUG) Networks: Walter A. Schwartz, ABC-Radio, New End Ave., New York, N. Y. 10095; York City; Sherril Taylor, CBS -Radio, New 820 West York City; Victor C. Diehm, MBS, New York MO 3-7284. City; Donald J. Mercer, NBC -Radio, New York NATIONAL CHAIRMAN City. OLIVER W. NICOLL TELEVISION BOARD -o- Leslie G. Arries, jr., WBEN-TV, Buffalo, N. Y.; Norman P. Bagwell, WKY-TV, Oklahoma City, National Association of Okla.; Richard C. Block, Kaiser Broadcasting Corp., Oakland, Calif.; Donald P. Campbell, Broadcasters WMAR-TV, Baltimore, Md.; Eldon Campbell, 1771 N Street, N.W., Washington, D. C. 20036; WFBM-TV, Indianapolis, Ind.; George R. 293-3500. Comte, WTMJ-TV Milwaukee, Wis.; Harold Essex WSJS- V, Winston-Salem, N. C.; Wil- PRESIDENT liam Grant, KOAA-TV, Pueblo, Colo.; Dale G. VINCENT T. WASILEWSKI Moore, KGVO-TV, Missoula, Montana; A. SECRETARY -TREASURER Louis Read, WDSU-TV, New Orleans, La.; EVERETT E. REVERCOMB Hamilton Shea, Gilmore Broadcasting Corp., FOR Harrisonburg Va.; Peter Storer, Storer Broad- PRESIDENT casting Co., Miami Beach, Fla. V AFFAIRS & GENERAL COUNSELEOENT PAUL COMSTOCK Network: Richard L. Beesemyer, ABC-TV, New FOR PUBLIC RELATIONS York City; William B. Lodge CBS -TV New VICE PRESIDENT York City; Peter B. Kenney, NBC-TV, Wash- JOHN M. Couaic ington. VICE PRESIDENT FOR TELEVISION CARLISLE -0- WILLIAM VICE PRESIDENT FOR RADIO National Association of Broadcast CHARLES M. STONE Employees and Technicians VICE PRESIDENT FOR ENGINEERING (Organized nationally in 1933 as the Associa- GEORGE W. BARTLETT name changed in LANNING AND tion of Technical Employees, VICE 1940 to NABET; internationally in 1952) AFL- DHAROLDEVEP LOP NIVEN CIO, CLC (U.S.A. and Canada) Office of VICE PRESIDENT, RESEARCH International -80 East Jackson Blvd. Room JOHN A. DIMLING 711, Chicago, III. 60604 (312-922-2462) TO PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT -ASST. International Officers: JAMES H. HULBERT AUTHORITY PRESIDENT DIRECTOR, THE CODE TIMOTHY J. O'SULLIVAN STOCKTON HELFERICH OF INCORPORATION VICE-PRESIDENT DATE AND PLACE JAMES D. HARVEY November, 1927; State of Delaware 715 VICE-PRESIDENT, CANADA RONALD PAMBRUN National Association of Performing SECRETARY -TREASURER Artists ARTHUR HJORTH 640 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.; Circle --- -5-0200. -o COUNSEL Association of Film Craftsmen ALFRED RICE o Local #53I (NABET, AFL-CIO, CLC) Holly- wood (Formed independently as Film Crafts- National Audience Board, Inc. men's Guild in 1953, affiliated with NABET 152 East End Ave., New York 28, N. Y.; TRafal- in 1954, chartered in 1958) 1800 N. Argyle, gar 9-6070 (Founded 1954.) Suite 501, Hollywood, Calif. 90028; (213-462- PRESIDENT 7484) PETER GOELET PRESIDENT TREASURER JOHN HORA DAVID J. COLTON VICE-PRESIDENT WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE-Leo Solo- DAVE STERN mon 2434 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W., Washington, SECRETARY D. C. 20037, FEderal 3-4212. WILLIAM E. HINES TREASURER The CARL FAUNCE National Catholic Office BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE For Radio and Television Louts J. FAVARA I Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N. Y. 10020; INTERNATIONAL REP. ROBERT LENIHAN Tel.: 212-581-4545; Cable: Bipcort, New York. The National Catholic Office for Radio and Tele- -0._ vision was established by the Bishops of the United States in late 1965. Association of Film Craftsmen Headquarters for the National Catholic Office for Radio and Television often referred to as Local #15, (NABET, AFL-CIO, CLC) New "NCORT" were located at One Rockefeller Plaza York. (Chartered by NABET 1965) 260 W. in 1966. The office became fully operational in Sep- tember of that year when Charles E. Reilly, Jr. was Broadway Rm. 1000, New York, N. Y. 10013 appointed Executive Director. (212-226-2040-1-2) NCORT has an advisory board of approximately BUSINESS MANAGER 50 executives who hold leading positions in the com- HARRY COYTE munications industry. The Board of Advisors is represented by an Executive Committee which meets PRESIDENT periodically with Mr. Reilly. Donald McGannon, WILLIAM T. MOELLER H. President and Chairman of the Board of the West- VICE-PRESIDENT inghouse Broadcasting Company, is Chairman of MYRON ODEGAARD this Committee. SECRETARY In addition to the Board of Advisors, NCORT RAY SHORE has a body of theological consultants-experts on a full range of subjects ranging from Canon Law to TREASURER social action, ROBERT EGGLESTON moral and dogmatic theology, family life, liturgy, ecumenism etc. It is to these men and Office of Region -135 West 50th St., Room 1121. women-there are over 30 of them-that the more New York N. Y. 10019 (212-757-3065) Roy "Bill" important or complex inquiries for precise replies or Davis, regional director. background material are referred. NCORT has participated as either producer, co- -o - producer or consultant on a wide range of program- ming. ABC, CBS, the Mutual Broadcasting System, Association of Film Craftsmen NBC and the National Educational Television Net- work (NETO are among those receiving assistance Local #7I1 (NABET, AFL-CIO, CLC) Ottawa. on programs.) 62 Melrose Ave., Ottawa, Ont. Un January 1, 1969 NCORT assumed the addi- PRESIDENT tional responsibility for all regularly scheduled network religious programs representing JAMES HUDSON the Catholic faith ("Directions," ABC; "Guideline," NBC; VICE-PRESIDENT "Lamp Unto My Feet" and "Look Up and Live,' JOHN PATECAIRK CBS.) SECRETARY NCORT is responsible for the coordination of BERNARD BEATOR broadcasting coverage of the fall and spring meetings of the general body of American Bishops (NCCB). TREASURER The extensive Miss S. MACDONALD radio and television arrangements sur- rounding the funeral arrangements for Francis Car- Office of Region -105 Carlton St., Suite 31, Toronto, dinal Spellman and the late Senator Robert F. Ken- Ont. Canada (416-364-5185) Timothy J. O'Sullivan, nedy are examples of special news projects that re- director. quired NCORT assistance. The role of the Office in international communica- tions has grown steadily since 1966, when NCORT National Association of Educational began serving as the official agency for selection of Catholic radio and television programs for interna- Broadcasters tional competitions. Mr. Reilly was elected to the Bureau Executif (Executive 1346 Connecticut Ave., N.W. Washington, D. C. Board) of UNDA, the International Catholic Association for Radio and 20036; 667-6000. Television, and has served as member of the Board PRESIDENT of Directors of CINE, the Council for International WILLIAM G. HARLEM Nontheatrical Events. Pope Paul VI appointed Mr. Reilly a consultor to the Pontifical Commission for SECRETARY Social JAMES A. FELLows Communications in July, 1968. NCORT broadcast assignments overseas included accompany- TREASURER ing the Holy Father on his trips to Istanbul and to ERNEST A. HOUGH South America. The office served in a similar co -

716 ordinating capacity for American radio and TV com- New Hampshire Association of panies covering the ceremonies in Rome surrounding the creation of new American cardinals. On March Broadcasters, Inc. 29, 1969, NCORT in association with NBC News (Affiliated with NAB) c/o President, WGIR, and RAI, the Italian television network, brought the Stark Lane, Manchester, N. H. (Organized first broadcast of the Holy Father's Mass to viewers in North America. The satellite transmission was 1954.) in color. PRESIDENT Among other major NCORT broadcasting projects BERNIE MACK involving the Holy See were "The Secret of Michael - angelo; Every Man's Dream," "Upon this Rock" and a special television interview with Pope Paul VI regarding the Middle East. A CATV bureau was New Jersey Broadcasters established in February of 1970 as liaison with Com- Association munity Antennae Television Systems. Richard Rea- (Affiliated with NAB) (Organized 1947.) gan is CATV Bureau Chief. A library of 16mm films provides schools and other institutions and or- c/o Arnold Zucker, Radio Center, Rutgers ganizations with a variety of Catholic program ma- Univ., New Brunswick, N. J. terial. Lowell Sammons is manager of the NCORT Film Bureau. The Department of Communications PRESIDENT for the United States Catholic Conference was organ- NICHOLAS DERIENZO, WCRV, Washington ized in 1968. NCORT is the broadcasting division of VICE-PRESIDENT this department which includes the National Catholic ROBERT CRAGER, WWBZ, Vineland Office for Motion Pictures (NCOMP), the NC News Service and the National Catholic Office of Informa- o tion (NCOI). In June, 1969 NCORT moved to its present quarters in the new USCC Communications New Mexico Broadcasters Department Office in the Chrysler Building. Association PRESIDENT National Music Publishers' KEN BAUGH EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Association, Inc. ED PIGEON 110 East 59th Street, New York, N. Y. 10022; PL -o- 1-1930. PRESIDENT New York State Broadcasters SALVATORE T. CHIANTIA Association, Inc. VICE PRESIDENT ARNOLD MAKIN 91 State Street, Albany, New York 12207. (Or- SECRETARY ganized 1955.) LEON J. BRETTLER PRESIDENT TREASURER C. GLOVER DELANEY HARRY GERSON VICE-PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT ROBERT E. KLOSE LEONARD Frain SECRETARY - BILL MCKIEREN TREASURER National Variety Artists, Inc. PHILIP SPENCER (Organized 1916 Membership: Approximately EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 150) 106 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.; H. M. VAN DE CAR 245-9505. COUNSEL PRESIDENT JOHN W. TASNER JAMES A. SHIRO. BOARD OF DIRECTORS -o -- James A. Shiro, Chairman, Al Brower, Leon May- North Carolina Association of er, Al Wilson; with Dick Ambrose, Irving Black- man. Broadcasters, Inc. o --- (Affiliated with NAB) P.O. Drawer 2887, Ral- Nebraska Broadcasters Association eigh, N. C. 27602. (Organized 1932.) (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Secretary, Charles PRESIDENT CARL V. VENTERS, JR. Thone, 525 Stuart Bldg., Lincoln, Neb. PRESIDENT-ELECT PRESIDENT: RICHARD BARRON IIOLLIS FRANCIS, WJAG, Norfolk. VICE-PRESIDENTS COUNSEL & SECRETARY ROBERT L. HARPER CHARLES THONE, Lincoin FRED BARBER TREASURER SECRETARY -TREASURER ROGER LARSON, RFOR, Lincoln FRANK S. LAMBETH

-e- - o - Nevada Broadcasters Association North Dakota Broadcasters (Affiliated with NARTB.) c/o KOLO, P. O. Box Association 821, Reno, Nev. (Organized I949.) (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Box 10, Minot, PRESIDENT LEE D. HIRSHLAND No. Dak. 58701. NORTHERN DIVISION PRESIDENT PRESIDENT DALE OLSON, KOVC, Valley City BOB STODDARD VICE-PRESIDENT SOUTHERN DIVISION E. C. KREBSFACH, RGCX, Williston PRESIDENT SECRETARY -TREASURER TED C. BEETPEI.DER LES MADPIN, RLPM, Minot

717 Ohio Association of Broadcasters SECRETARY SIDNEY P. SOLOW 218 East State Street, Columbus, O. 43215; TREASURER CApitol 8-4052. GEORGE SLAPS- PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT PAUL E. GILMOR WILLIAM E. ARNOLD FIRST VICE PRESIDENT CLYDE W. JOHNSON SECOND VICE PRESIDENT Producer -Writers Guild of America DICK JAMES Pension Plan EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT -TREASURER 8455 Beverly Blvd., Los CARLTON S. DARGUSCN. Ja. Angeles, Calif. 90048; SECRETARY 651-0931. PEGGY FREEAULT CHAIRMAN WILLIAM LUDWIG VICE-CHAIRMAN JULIUS J. EPSTEIN Oklahoma Broadcasters Association SECRETARY 2936 South Boston Place, Oklahoma City, Okla- H. ARTHUR SCHAEFER homa. VICE-SECRETARY PRESIDENT EMMETT P. WARD J. R. BELLATTI -0 - VICE-PRESIDENT Radio Advertising Bureau, Inc. BILL WEAVER SECRETARY -TREASURER 555 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022; KEN GREENWOOD (212) MUrray Hill 8-4020. EXECUTIVE Secretary CHAIRMAN OF BOARD FRANK LANE ROGER W. CLII P PRESIDENT MILES DAVID Oregon Association of Broadcasters EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT ROBERT H. ALTER (Organized 1940) VICE-PRESIDENT, REGIONAL SALES c/o Lee Bishop, Gen. Mgr.; P. O. Box 3025, Eu- CARLTON F. LOUCKS gene, Oregon 97403; Tel: 342-1411, Ext. 538. VICE-PRESIDENT, BUSINESS AFFAIRS (210 Allen Hall, University of Oregon.) HOWARD E. BRAHM VICE-PRESIDENT, DETROIT PRESIDENT EDWARD L. HEARN JEROLD POULUS VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT, MARKETING & THOMLINSON RESEARCH ROBERT RICHARD J. MONTESANO SECRETARY-TREASURER SECRETARY R. M. BROWN WILLIAM D. SHAW TREASURER PAUL F. BRADEN Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters -0- Radio-Newsreel-Television Working (Affiliated with NAB) 407 North Front St., Har- Press risburg, Pa. 17101. (Founded 1922). Association PRESIDENT 527 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza FRANKLIN C. SNYDER, WTAE, Pgh. 1-2720. VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT GEORGE WILLIAMS, WCED, Du Bois ED. SILVERMAN, ABC News SECRETARY FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT HARRIS LIPEZ, WBPZ, Lock Haven. JIM GASH, WNEW TREASURER SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN STILLI, WFBG-TV, Altoona BILL BRUTES., ABC News COUNSEL and EXECUTIVE SECRETARY SECRETARY ROBERT H. MAURER, Office Address 407 North IRVING HEITZNER, ABC News Front Street, Harrisburg, 17101 Telephone 717, 233-3511 ASSISTANT SECRETARY BOB MCGONAGLE, WHN n TREASURER RICHARD MILBAUER, Newsfilm, USA Permanent Charities Committee of SERGEANT -AT-ARMS the Entertainment Industries GEORGE JORDAN, Retired EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Samuel Goldwyn -Permanent Charities Building, DEBORAH B. BEACH 463 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. -0- 90048. (213) 652-4680. (A donor federation within the entertainment industries supporting Radio and Television Women of community-wide charities) Southern California PRESIDENT 1680 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011y- ANN DORAN wood 2-6723. FIRST VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT THOMAS W. SARNOFF DOROTHY WINTER SECOND VICE PRESIDENT FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT TAY GARNETT CLAIRE HUGHES

718 SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT makes available the popular industry - BETTY HARTLANE acclaimed "95 Series"-specialized packages CORRESPONDING SECRETARY of music programming designed for year- MARY HICKOx round use. RECORDING SECRETARY MILANO KAY The Coliseum Tower, 10 Columbus Circle, New TREASURER York 10019; JUdson 6-3450. MITZI MEE PRESIDENT PAUL HEINECKE TREASURER Rhode Island Broadcasters R. C. HEINECKE VICE-PRESIDENT Association A. H. PRAGER (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Treasurer WPRO Ra- dio, 24 Mason St., Providence, R.B. 02902, (Or- Society of Motion Picture and ganized 1953.) Television Engineers VICE-PRESIDENT 9 East DAVID SHURTLEFY (Organized 1916; Membership: 6,500) SECRETARY 41st St., New York 17, N. Y.; TN 7-5410, area HERB LEVIN code 212. TREASURER PRESIDENT J.RMES I'. ARC AR1 DEANE R. WHITE PAST PRESIDENT G. CARLETON HUNT Screen Actors Guild (AAAA-AFL) EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT WILTON R. HOLM 1933; Membership: 24,000) (Organized July, ENGINEERING VICE-PRESIDENT 7750 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. 90046; WII.I.IAM T. WINTRINGHAM 876-3030. Branches-New York, 551 Fifth EDITORIAL VICE-PRESIDENT Avenue, New York 17, Harold M. Hoffman; RODGER J. Ross Chicago, 307 N. Michigan, Raymond Jones; FINANCIAL VICE-PRESIDENT Boston, II Beacon Street, Robert M. Segal; KENNETH M. MASON 2340 First National Bldg., Irving Kroll; CONFERENCE VICE-PRESIDENT Detroit, E. B. MCGREAL Cables, Florida, 299 Alhambra Circle, Coral SECTIONS VICE-PRESIDENT Fla.; Melvin Karl, San Francisco, 100 Bush St., WILLIAM D. HERDEN Donald Tayer. V.P. PHOTO SCIENCE AFFAIRS PRESIDENT ROIIERICK T. RYAN CHARLTON HESTON V.P. FOR EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT HERBERT E. FARMER JOHN GAVIN V.P. FOR TELEVISION AFFAIRS SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT K. BLAIR BENSON WHIT BISSELL V.P. FOR PHOTO- -INSTRUAMENTATION THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT .\FFAIRS RICARDO MONTALBAN CARI.Os H. ELMER FOURTH VICE-PRESIDENT V.P. FOR MOTION PICTURE AFFAIRS IoyCI? GORDON EDWARD H. REICHARD RECORDING SECRETARY SECRETARY EArn1. I N FREEMAN H. THEODORE HARDING TREASURER TREASURER GILBERT PERKINS BYRON S. RorDABUSH NATIONAL EXECUTIVE SECRETARY EXECUTIVE SECRETARY JOHN L. DALES DENIS A. COURTNEY EXECUTIVE ASSISTANTS: STAFF ENGINEER CHESTER MIDCEN, Assoc. Natl. Exec. Secy., KEN ALEX E. ALDEN ORSATTI, JAMES NISSON TEST FILM ENGINEER PUBLIC RELATIONS ARTHUR HANSEN BUCK HARRIS EDITOR OF THE JOURNAL COUNSEL VICTOR H. ALLEN WILLIAM BERGER ASST. EDITOR THOMAS E. KING EDITORIAL ASSTS. RAE HARGRAVE Sesac, Inc. ELAINE ITZKOWITZ (Offering a copyrighted musical repertory of PRODUCTION ASST. more than 300 publisher' catalogs, over ROSALYN BADAI. EMENTI 100,000 compositions of every conceivable ADVERTISING MANAGER JEFFREY B. FRIEDMAN type of music programmed today, SESAC RECORDINGS, a complete LP program serv- o ice featuring top artists ranging from small South Carolina Broadcasters jazz combos to big dance bands and symphony Association orchestras. In addition to this complete music (Affiliated with NAB) Secretary's Address- on an outright sale service, also available WFIG, Sumter, S. C. (Organized in 1948) basis are the SESAC "Drummers " a series of PRESIDENT open-end production and sales aids perfect WILSON C. WEARN, Southeastern Broadcasting, for any type of program format. SESAC also Greenville

719 PRESIDENT-ELECT TREASURER WILLIAM C. BOCHMAN, WDXY, Sumter JOHN DICKINSON VICE PRESIDENT -RADIO SECRETARY JIM WHITAKER, Charleston ADAM YOUNG VICE PRESIDENT -TELEVISION HARDWICK, DIRECTORS CARTER WIS-TV, Columbia FRANK MARTIN PAST PRESIDENT PEGGY STONE JOE WILDER, WBAW, Barnwell LLOYD GRIFFIN EXECUTIVE MANAGER & TREASURER EDWARD P. SHURICK DR. RICHARD M. URAY School of Journalism, U. WALTER NILSON of South Carolina, Columbia ALAN TORSET DISTRICT DIRECTORS RALPH GUILD District 1: Steve Lindberg, WBEU, Beaufort MANAGING DIRECTOR M. S. KELLNER District 2: L. Richard Rhame, WTND, Orange- burg District 3: Mrs. Carolyn Turner, WANS, Ander- son Television Bureau of Advertising District 4: John Salter, WEAB, Greer One Rockefeller Plaza, New York, N. Y. 10020; District 5: Tom Richards, WACA, Camden PLaza 7-9420 (Organized 1954). 410 North District 6: Ken Harmon, Bennettsville Michigan Ave., Chicago, III. 60611; 644-1215. 444 N. Larchmont Blvd., Los Angeles 90004; 469-8231. 716 New Center Bldg., Detroit, South Dakota Broadcasters Michigan 48209. 873-7070. Association PRESIDENT (Affiliated with NAB) 4609 West 12th Street, NORMAN E. CASH Sioux Falls, S. D. 57106. (Organized 1947.) CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD PRESIDENT GUY MAIN LES KLEVEN, KBHB, Sturgis, S.D. SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT TERRY H. LEE To be Elected TREASURER EXECUTIVE SECRETARY-TREASURER JAMES E. CONLEY VERL THOMSON, Sioux Falls CHAIRMAN EX -OFFICIO DONALD L. KEARNEY EXEC. VICE-PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER Southern California Broadcasters GEORGE G. HUNTINGTON Association ASSISTANT SECRETARY TREASURER 1800 North Highland Avenue, Hollywood, Calif. HENRY P. HAYES 90028; 466-4481. VICE-PRESIDENT, RESEARCH PRESIDENT LEON ARONS ROBERT M. LIGHT VICE-PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR OF LOCAL CHAIRMAN SALES WILLIAM J. BEATON, KIEV, Glendale PAUL R. BENSON VICE-CHAIRMAN VICE-PRESIDENT, MEMBER TRAINING JOHN BARRETT, KRLA, Pasadena SERVICES TREASURER WILLIAM B. COLVIN GEORGE NICHOLAW, KNX, Los Angeles VICE-PRESIDENT, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE SECRETARY GUY CUNNINGHAM GORDON DAVIS, KFWB, Los Angeles VICE-PRESIDENT, COMMUNICATIONS MURRAY GROSS -0- VICE-PRESIDENT, ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE Sports Broadcasters Association WILLIAM B. MACKAE Box West VICE-PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR OF 223, Radio City Station, 322 52nd St., NATIONAL SALES New York 19, N. Y. (Organized 1941.) RICHARD NOLL PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT, STATION SERVICES GUY LEBOW JOHN R. SHEEHAN FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT MEL ALLEN VICE-PRESIDENT, DIRECTOR OF SALES & MARKETING SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT HARVEY SPIEGEL CHARLES MOREY CREATIVE DIRECTOR SECRETARY BEVERLY KEENE FRANK LITSKY DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL PROJECTS- TREASURER SPOT TV JOE GALLAGHER ALBIN B. NELSON DIRECTOR'p SALES PRESENTATIONS Station Representatives WALTER M. VETTER MANAGER INFORMATION SERVICES Association, Inc. HAROLD SIMPSON 230 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. 10017; 689- VICE-PRESIDENT, WESTERN DIVISION 6086. JACK O'MARA PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT, CENTRAL DIVISION J. W. KNODEL JACOB EVANS V iCE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT, DETROIT MARTIN L. NIERMAN W. E. HAZARD 720 Tennessee Association of United Nations-Radio and Visual Broadcasters Services Division, Office of Public Exec. Sec. Ray Shirley, 232 Communications and Information Extension Building, Univ. of Tenn. (Organized United Nations, New York, N. Y.; 10017; PLaza 1948.) 4-1234. PRESIDENT ROBERT RATCLIFFE, WKPT, AM -FM & TV, Kings- DIRECTOR, RADIO AND VISUAL SERVICES port. DIVISION JEAN D'ARCY VICE PRESIDENTS JOHN REESE, WATE AM -TV, Knoxville DEPUTY DIRECTOR DAVID RITCHIE ROBERT MCKAY, WKÌ2M, Columbia CHARLIE SIMMs, WDXI, Jackson CHIEF OF TELEVISION SECRETARY-TREASURER MICHAEL HAYWARD ARTHUR "BUD" KELSEY, WETB, Johnson City

-0- Utah Broadcasters Association Texas Association of Broadcasters (Affiliated with NAB) P.O. Box 11245, Salt Lake City, Utah; (Organized 1952.) (Affiliated with NAB) 901 West 19th St., Austin, PRESIDENT Texas 78701; (512) 476-3061. JAMES G. CLAWSON PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT STEVE COWAN, KGBC-AM-FM, Galveston DON CARTWRIGIIT VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER MICHAEL MCKINNON, KIII TV, Corpus Christi CURT CURTIS SECRETARY -TREASURER EXECUTIVE SECRETARY TOM WHITEHEAD, JR., KWHI, Brenham LENNOX MURDOCH BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Dean Borba, KHOU TV, Houston; Tom Conner, KPET Lamesa; Clint Formby, KPAN, Here- ford; l . J. Harpole, KVOU, Uvalde; Fred Hill, Virginia Association of KTRE Lufkin; John Kreiger, KVET, Austin , Bob McGarvey, KRUN, Ballinger; J. Fred Broadcasters Perry, KCRS, Midland; W. A. Roberts, KRLD, (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Howard B. Hayes, Dallas; Jim Scott KAY -C, Beaumont; Jim Ter- WPIK, Alexandria rell, KTVT, Fort ,Worth; Bill Terry, KRBC TV, Abilene; Dudley Waller, KEBE FM, Jackson- PRESIDENT ville; Bill Watkins, WTAW, College Station, HOWARD B. HAYES, WPIK, Alexandria, Va. Bryan. VICE-PRESIDENT ASSOCIATE MEMBER TO THE BOARD WILLIAM B. PRESTON, WRVA, Richmond CLYDE MELVILLE, Clyde Melville Co., Dallas SECRETARY -TREASURER FRANK SODEN, WRNL, Richmond EXECUTIVE SECRETARY - WILLIAM W. GREER, Fort Lee, Petersburg, Va.

Theatre Authority, Inc. 0 (Organized May 21, 1934) 485 Fifth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10017; Murray Hill 2-4215. Washington State Association PRESIDENT of Broadcasters Vacant Suite 1015, 1411 Fourth Ave. Bldg., Seattle, FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Washington 98101; 206-MAin 2-2991. HAROLD M. HOFFMAN, Screen Actors Guild. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT WAYNE MCNULTY SANFORD I. WOLFF, AM. Fed of TV & Radio PRESIDENT Artists. JAMES A. MURPHY THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT VICE CHAIRMAN ANGUS DUNCAN, Actors Equity Ass. WALLY NELSKOG TREASURER SECRETARY -TREASURER HYMAN FAINE, Amer. Guild of Musical Artists. CAL WATSON RECORDING SECRETARY IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIRMAN OF THE ELIZABETH MORGAN, A.F.T.R.A. BOARD MAX BICE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ANGUS DUNCAN, Actors Equity Ass'n. HAROLD M. HOFFMAN,Screen Actors Guild. PENNY SINGLETON, MARGIE COATE, American Virginia Broadcasters Assn. Guild of Variety Artists. West SANFORD I. WOLFF, A.F.T.R.A. (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Executive Secretary. IRVING CHESKIN, League of New York Theatres. (Organized 1946.) NAT LEFKOWITZ, Jewish Theatrical Guild HYMAN FAIN'', A.G.M.A. PRESIDENT WARREN MUNSELL, Actors' Fund of America. TONY GONZALEZ, WWNR, Beckley DOLORES PUGLIESE, Catholic Actors Guild. VICE-PRESIDENT MILLS TEN EYcx, Authors League Fund. GENE JOHNSON, WNEU, Wheeling ELIZABETH MORGAN, A.F.T.R.A. Ass'n. SI.0 RETARY-TREASIRER LAMBERT ZULKIE, Actors Equity ROGER GARRETT, WBOY Radio & TV, Clarksburg GEORGE SCHWARTZ, Screen Actors Guild. DsLLon, Times, ALMA. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY WALDO FREEMAN, Negro Actors Guild. MARY SoNIS, 3312 Noyes Ave., Charleston. LORRAINE SHERWOOD, Episcopal Actors Guild. W. Va.

721 Wisconsin Broadcasters Assn. WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA, WEST, INC. (Affiliated with NAB) 900 Gay Bldg., Madison, 8955 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. 90048; Wis. (Organized 1928.) CRestview 4-8601. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT HUGH K. BOlCE, JR. MICHAEL BLANKFORT EXECUTIVE SECRETARY COUNSEL FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT EDWIN CONRAD MELVILLE SHAVELSON TREASURER SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT MIG FIGI RICHARD POWELL -4- SECRETARY Writers Guild of America JOEL KANE NATIONAL CHAIRMAN TREASURER ERNEST KINI)Y RICHARD MURPHY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR MICHAEL FRANELIN WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA, EAST, INC. 1212 Ave. of Americas, New York, N. Y. 10036; PLaza 7-3317. Wyoming Association of PRESIDENT Broadcasters GORDON THOMAS (Affiliated with NAB) c/o President, KUWO. FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Cheyenne, Wyo. (Organized 1955.) DAVID DAVIDSON PRESIDENT SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT LEO MORRIS, KVWO, Cheyenne SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT GEORGE SALERNO LARRY COBB, KCYN, Wheatland TREASURER SECRETARY -TREASURER S. G. (RUDY) RUDERMAN BILL MACK, KPOW, Powell EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TREASURER EVELYN F. BURKEY SIDNEY KING, KVOC, Casper

722 The Television Code

723 The Television Code

ANEW CODE of standards and practices against NAB dues, leaving the balance fot for the television industry went into effect defraying code. March 1, 1952 following a series of develop- The Code is copyrighted by the National ments almost a year in the making. Association of Broadcasters. The Code Au- The code is an aftermath of a meeting held thority maintains offices in Washington, New in Washington in June, 1951 at which NBC York and Hollywood. Howard H. Bell is made public a code of its own. Set up as a director, with offices in Washington. standard of operations in television, this code Text of the revised code follows: bore an essential resemblance to the instru- ment earlier adopted by the same network for Preamble radio broadcasting. Both NBC codes, a Code Television is seen and heard in every type of American home. These houses include children and of Standards adopted for radio by the Na- adults of all ages, embrace all races and all varieties tional Association of Broadcasters-predeces- of religious faith, and reach those of every educa- sor organization of the National Association tional background. It is the responsibility of televi- sion to bear constantly in mind that the audience is of Radio and Television Broadcasters-in primarily a home audience, and consequently that Atlantic City in 1947 and now the industry- television's relationship to the viewers is that be tweet' guest and host. wide TV code, drew upon the Motion Picture The revenues from advertising support the free. Production Code for their pattern. competitive American system of telecasting, and make available to the eyes and ears of the American Four subcommittees were active in prepara- people the finest programs of information, educa tion of the television code throughout the tion, culture and entertainment. By law the televi- summer of 1951. Their tentative draft was sion broadcaster is responsible for the programming approved by in of his station. He, however, is obligated to bring the NARTB hoard September his positive responsibility for excellence and good and a final polishing job undertaken in Wash- taste in programming to bear upon all who have a ington shortly before the text was ratified in hand in the production of programs, including net- works, sponsors, producers of film and of live pro Chicago, October 19, 1951. grams, advertising agencies, and talent agencies. The Television Code provides for a Tele- The American businesses which utilize television for conveying their advertising messages to the hone vision Code Review Board which now con- by pictures with sound, seen free -of -charge on the sists of nine members. All members must be house screen. are reminded that their responsibilities subscribers to the Television Code. The Code are not limited to the sale of goals and the crea- tion of a favorable attitude toward the sponsor by Review Board oversees policy direction of the the presentation of entertainment. They include. Television Code and recommends to the NAB :as well, responsibility for utilizing television to Television Board of Directors any changes in bring the best programs. regardless of kind, into American homes. Code provisions for the latter group's ratifica- Television, and all who participate in it are jointly tion. The interpretation, implementation and accountable to the American public for respect for enforcement of the Television Code's pro- the special needs of children. for community re- spousibility, for the advancement of education and gramming and advertising standards is the culture, for the acceptability of the program ma- basic responsibility of the Code Authority terials chosen. tor decency and decorum in oratuo Director. tion, and for propriety in advertising. This respon- sibility cannot be discharged by any given group of In those phases that deal with programming programs, but can be discharged only through the and its approaches, the code bears striking highest standards of respect for the American hone. applied to every moment of every program presented similarity to the Motion Picture Production by television. Code, conceived and formulated in 1929 by In order that television programming may best Martin Quigley, and ratified by the Motion serve the public interest, viewers should be en- couraged to make their criticisms and positive Picture Producers and Distributors A ssocia- suggestions known to the television broadcasters. tion of America. Inc. which became the Mo- Parents in particular should be urged to see to it tion Picture Association of America. Inc. that out of the richness of television fare, the best programs are brought to the attention of their late in 1945 when the late Eric Johnston was children. named president. 1. Advancement Education Meeting in Bandera Tex. in February, 1952, of and Culture TV board members of NAB approved a re- 1. Commercial television provides a valuable means of auameuting the educational and cultural view board of five and adopted a plan for influences of schools, institutions of higher learning. financing administration of the code as well as the home, the church, museums, foundations, and an operating budget of $40,000 for the first other institutions devoted to education and culture. year of operations. 2. It is the responsibility of a television broad - ,.aster to call upon such institutions for counsel and There have been various revisions of the cooperation and to work with them ou the best code over the years. This most recent edition, methods of presenting educational and cultural ma- the tenth, is dated August, 1965. terials by television. It is further the responsibility of stations, networks. advernsing agencies and Under the financing plan, each subscribing sponsors consciously to seek opportunities for intro- TV station pays an annual f ee based on the ducing into telecasts factual materials which will aid highest hourly rate quoted on its rate card, in the enlightenment of the American public. 3. Education via television may be taken to mesa up to a maximum of $1,400. If it is an that process by which the individual is brouglr NAB member, $250 of this is credited toward informed adjustment to his society. Tele -

724 vision is also responsible for the presentation of IV. General Program Standards ovortly instructional anti cuiturai urogranis, scoeu the borizan, viewers who I. Program materials should enlarge uled so as to reach the are naturali' of the viewer, provide him with wholesome enter- drawn to such programs, and uroduced so as ti tainment. afford helpful stimulation, and remind attract the largest possible audience. him of the responsibilities which the citizen has 4. The television broadcaster should be thoroughly towards his society. The intimacy and confidence conversant with the educational and cultural needs placed in Television demand of the broadcaster, the and desires of the community served. network and other program sources that they be 5. He should affirmatively seek out responsible vigilant in protecting the audience from deceptive and accountable educational and cultural institutions program practices. of the community with a view toward providing 2. Profanity, obscenity, smut and vulgarity are opportunities for the instruction and enlightenment forbidden, even when likely to be understood only of the viewers. by part of the audience. From time to time, words which have been acceptable, acquire undesirable 6. He should provide for reasonable experimen- meanings, and telecasters should be alert to eliminate tation in the development of programs specifically such words. to the directed advancement of the community's 3. Words (especially slang) derisive of any race, culture and education. color, creed, nationality or national derivation, ex- 7. It is in the interest of television as a vital cept wherein such usage would be for the specific medium to encourage and promote the broadcast of purpose of effective dramatization such as combat- programs presenting genuine artistic or literary ma- ing prejudice. are forbidden, even when likely to be terial, valid moral and social issues, significant con- understood only by part of the audience. From time troversial and challenging concepts aid other sub- to time, words which have been acceptable, acquire ject matter involving adult themes. Accordingly, undesirable meanings, and telecasters should be alert none of the provisions of this code, including those to eliminate such words. relating to the responsibility toward children, should 4. Racial or nationality types shall not be shown be construed to prevent or impede their broadcast. on television in such a manner as to ridicule the All such programs, however, should be broadcast race or nationality. with due regard to the composition of the audience. 5. Attacks on religion and religious faiths are The highest degree of care should be exercised to not allowed. Reverence is to mark any mention of preserve the integrity of such programs and to en- the name of God, His attributes and powers. When sure that the selection of themes, their treatment religious rites are included in other than religious and presentation are made in good faith upon the programs the rites shall be accurately presented. basis of true instructional and entertainment values, The office of minister, priest or rabbi shall not be and not for the purposes of sensationalism, to shock presented in such a manner as to ridicule or impair or exploit the audience or to appeal to prurient its dignity. interests or morbid curiosity. 6. Respect is maintained for the sanctity of mar- riage and the value of the home. Divorce is not II. Responsibility Toward Children treated casually as a solution for marital problems. 7. In reference to physical or mental affilictions 1. The education of children involves giving them and deformities. special precautions must be taken a sense of the world at large. It is not enough that to avoid ridiculing sufferers from similar ailments only those programs which are intended for viewing and offending them or members of their families. by children shall be suitable to the young and im- 8. Excessive or unfair exploitation of others or mature. In addition, those programs which might of their physical or mental afflictions shall not be be reasonably expected to hold the attention of chil- presented as praiseworthy. The presentation of cruel- dren and which are broadcast during times of the ty, greed and selfishness as worthy motivations is day when children may be normally expected to to be avoided. constitute a substantial part of the audience should 9. Law enforcement shall be upheld and, except be presented with due regard for their effect on where essential to the program plot, officers of the children. law portrayed with respect and dignity. 2. Such subjects as violence and sex shall be pre- 10. Legal, medical and other professional advice, sented without undue emphasis and only as required diagnosis and treatment will be permitted only in by plot development or character delineation. Crime conformity with law and recognized ethical and should not be presented as attractive or as a solu- professional standards. tion to human problems, and the inevitable retribu- 11. The use of animals both in the production of tion should be made clear. television programs and as part of television pro- gram 3. The broadcaster opportunities for content, shall at all times, be in conformity should afford with accepted standards humane cultural growth as well as for wholesome entertain- of treatment. ment. 12. Care should be exercised so that cigarette smoking will not be depicted in a manner to im- 4. He should develop programs to foster and pro- press the youth of our country as a desirable mote the commonly accepted moral, social and ethi- habit worthy of imitation. cal ideals characteristic of American life. 13. Criminality shall be presented as undesirable 5. Programs should reflect respect for parents, and unsympathetic. The condoning of crime and the for honorable behavior, and for the constituted au- treatment of the commission of crime in a frivolous, thorities of the American community. cynical or callous manner is unacceptable. The pre- 6. Exceptional care should be exercised with ref- sentation of techniques of crime in such detail as erence to kidnapping or threats of kidnapping of to invite imitation shall be avoided. children in order to avoid terrorizing them. 14. The presentation of murder or revenge as a motive for murder shall not be presented as justifi- 7. Material which is excessively violent or would able. morbid create suspense, or other undesirable reac- 15. Suicide as an acceptable solution for human tions in children, should be avoided. problems is prohibited. 8. Particular restraint and care in crime or mys- 16. Illicit sex relations are not treated as com- tery episodes involving children or minors, should mendable. Sex crimes and abnormalities are gener- be exercised. ally unacceptable as program material. The use of locations closely associated with sexual life or with III. Community Responsibility sexual sin must be governed by good taste and delicacy. 1. broadcaster and his staff occupy a A television 17. Drunkenness should never be presented as position of responsibility in the community and desirable or prevalent. The use of liquor in program should conscientiously endeavor to be acquainted content shall be de-emphasized. The consumption of fully with its needs and characteristics in order liquor in American life, when not required by the better to serve the welfare of its citizens. plot or for proper characterization, shall not be 2. Requests for time for the placement of public shown. service announcements or programs should be care- 18. Narcotic addition shall not be presented ex- fully reviewed with respect to the character and cept as a vicious habit. The administration of illegal reputation of the group, campaign or organization drugs will not be displayed. The use of hallucinogen- involved, the public interest content of the message, ic drugs shall not be shown or encouraged as desira- and the manner of its presentation. ble or socially acceptable. 725 19. The use of gambling devices or scenes neces- demonstration on the air is prohibited and hypnosis sary to the development of plot or as appropriate as an aspect of "parlor game' antics to create humor- background is acceptable only when presented with ous situations within a comedy setting cannot be used. discretion and in moderation, and in a manner which would not excite interest in, or foster, betting V. Treatment of News and Public Events nor be instructional in nature. News 20. Telecasts of actual sport programs at which 1. A television station's news schedule should on -the -scene betting is permitted by law should be be adequate and well-balanced. presented in a manner in keeping with Federal, 2. News reporting should be factual, fair and state and local laws, and should concentrate on the without bias. subject as a public sporting event. 3. A television broadcaster should exercise par- 21. Program material pertaining to fortune-telling, ticular discrimination in the acceptance, placement occultism, astrology, phrenology, palm -reading, num- and presentation of advertising in news programs so erology, mind reading, or character -reading, is un- that such advertising should be clearly distinguish. acceptable when presented for the purpose of fostering able from the news content. belief in these subjects. 4. At all times, pictorial and verbal material for 22. Quiz and similar programs that are presented both news and comment should conform to other as contests of knowledge, information, skill or luck sections of these standards, wherever such sections must, in fact, be genuine contests and the results are reasonably applicable. must not be controlled by collusion with or between 5. Good taste should prevail in the selection and contestants, or any other action which will favor handling of news: one contestant against any other. Morbid, sensational or alarming details not es- 23. No program shall be presented in a manner sential to the factual report, especially in connec- which through artifice or simulation would mislead tion with stories of crime or sex, should be avoided. the audience as to any material fact. Each broad- News should be telecast in such a manner as to caster must exercise reasonable judgment to deter- avoid panic and unnecessary alarm. mine whether a particular method of presentation 6. Commentary and analysis should be clearly would constitute a material deception, or would be identified as such. accepted by the audience as normal theatrical illu- 7. Pictorial material should be chosen with care sion. and not presented in a misleading manner. 24. The appearances or dramatization of persons 8. All news interview programs should be gov- featured in actual crime news will be permitted erned by accepted standards of ethical journalism, only in such light as to aid law enforcement or to under which the interviewer selects the questions report the news event. to be asked. Where there is advance agreement 25. The use of horror for its own sake will be materially restricting an important or newsworthy eliminated; the use of visual or aural effects which area of questioning, the interviewer will state on would shock or alarm the viewer, and the detailed the program that such limitation has been agreed presentation of brutality or physical agony by sight upon. Such disclosure should be made if the person or by sound are not permissible. being interviewed requires that questions be sub- 26. Contests may not constitute a lottery. tnitted in advance or if he participates in editing a 27. The costuming of all performers shall be recording of the interview prior to its use on the within the bounds of propriety and shall avoid such exposure or such emphasis on anatomical detail as 9. A television broadcaster should exercise due would embarrass or offend home viewers. care in his supervision of content, format, and 28. The movements of dancers, actors, or other presentation of newscasts originated by his station, performers shall be kept within the bounds of de- and in his selection of newscasters, commentators, cency, and lewdness and impropriety shall not be and analysts. suggested in the positions assumed by performers. PUBLIC EVENTS 29. Camera angles shall avoid such views of per- 1. A television broadcaster has an affirmative formers as to emphasize anatomical details inde- responsibility at all times to be informed of public cently. events, and to provide coverage consonant with the 30. The use of the television medium to transmit ends of an informed and enlightened citizenry. information of any kind by the use of the process 2. The treatment of such events by a television called "subliminal perception," or by the use of any broadcaster should provide adequate and informed similar technique whereby an attempt is made to coverage. convey information to the viewer by transmitting messages below the threshold of normal awareness, VI. Controversial Public Issues is not ppermitted. 31. The broadcaster shall be constantly alert to 1. Television provides a valuable forum for the prevent activities that may lead to auch practices expression of responsible views on public issues as the use of scenic properties, the choice and of a controversial nature. The television broadcaster identification of prizes, the selection of music and should seek out and develop with accountable indi- other creative program elements and inclusion of viduals, groups and organizations, programs relating any identification of commercial products or serv- to controversial public issues of import to his fel- ices, their trade names or advertising slogans, within low citizens; and to give fair representation to a program dictated by factors other than the re- opposing sides of issues which materially affect the quirements of the program itself. The acceptance of life or welfare of a substantial segment of the cash payments or other considerations in return for public. including any of the above within the program is 2. Requests by individuals, groups or organiza- prohibited except in accordance with Sections 317 tions for time to discuss their views on contro- versial public issues, should be considered on the and 508 of the Communications Act. basis 32. A television broadcaster should not present of their individual merits, and in the light fictional non -news as au- of the contribution which the use requested would events or other material make to the public interest, and to a well-balanced thentic news telecasts or announcements, nor should program he permit dramatizations in any program which structure. 3. Programs devoted to the discussion of con- would give the false impression that the dramatized troversial public issues should be identified as such. material constitutes news. Expletives (presented They should not be presented in a manner which aurally or pictorially) such as "Hash" or "bulletin" would mislead listeners or viewers to believe that and statements such as "we interrupt this program the program is purely of an entertainment, news, to bring you .. ." should be reserved specifically or other character. for news room use. However, a television broadcaster 4. Broadcasts in which stations express their own may properly exercise discretion in the use in non - opinions about issues general news programs of words or phrases which do not of public interest should necessarily imply that the material following is a be clearly identified as editorial. They should news release. be unmistakably identified as statements of station 33. Program content should be confined to those opinion and should be appropriately distinguished elements which entertain or inform the viewer and from news and other program material. to the extent that titles, teasers and credits do not VII. Political Telecasts meet these criteria, they should be restricted or eliminated. 1. Political telecasts should be clearly identified 34. The creation of a state of hypnosis by act or as such. They should not be presented by a tele - 726 vision broadcaster in a manner which would mis- mind -reading, character reading or subjects or s lead listeners or viewers to believe that the program like nature is not permitted. is any other character. 12. Because all products of a personal nature of create special problems, such products, when ac- t of 1934, as amend- cepted, should be treated with especial emphasis on (Ref.:ed, Secs.s. 3151 and 317,tions cand FCC Rules and ethics and the canons of good taste. Such advertis- Regulations, Secs. 3.654, 3.657, 3.663 as ing of personal products as is accepted must be discussed in NAB's "A Political Cate- presented in a restrained and obviously inoffensive chism.") manner. The advertising of particularly intimate products which ordinarily are not freely mentioned VIII. Religious Programs or discussed is not acceptable. (See Television Code 1. It is the responsibility of a television broad- Interpretation No. 3) caster to make available to the community appro- 13. The advertising of tip sheets, race track pub- priate opportunity for religious presentations. lications, or organizations seeking to advertise for 2. Telecasting which reaches men of all creeds the purpose of giving odds or promoting betting or simultaneously should avoid attacks upon religion. lotteries is unacceptable. 3. Religious programs should be presented re- 14. An advertiser who markets more than one spectfully and accurately and without prejudice or product should not be permitted to use advertising ridicule. copy devoted to an acceptable product for purposes 4. Religious programs should be presented by of publicizing the brand name or other identification responsible individuals, groups and organizations. of a product which is not acceptable. 5. Religious programs should place emphasis on 15. "Bait -switch" advertising whereby goods or broad religious truths, excluding the presentation services which the advertiser has no intention of of controversial or partisan views not directly or selling are offered merely to lure the customer into necessarily related to religion or morality. purchasing higher -priced substitutes, is not accept- 6. In the allocation of time for telecasts of re- able. ligious programs the television station should use 16. Personal endorsements (testimonials) shall be its best efforts to apportion such time fairly among genuine and reflect personal experience. They shall the representative faith groups of its community. contain no statement that cannot be supported if pre- sented in the advertiser's own words. IX. General Advertising Standards 1. This Code establishes basic standards for all X. of Advertising of acceptabil- Presentation television broadcasting. The principles should be presented with ity and good taste within the Program Standards 1. Advertising messages where courtesy and good taste; disturbing or annoying section govern the presentation of advertising effort should be applicable. In addition, the Code establishes in this material should be avoided; every which apply to television made to keep the advertising message in harmony section special standards with the content and general tone of the program advertising. in it appears. 2. A commercial television broadcaster makes his which facilities available for the advertising of products 2. The role and capability of television to market presentations sponsors' products are well recognized. In turn, this and services and accepts commercial care be exercised by the for such advertising. However, a television broad- fact dictates that great of his responsibility broadcaster to prevent the presentation of false, caster should, in recognition misleading or deceptive advertising. While it is en- to the public, refuse the facilities of his station to an doubt the tirely appropriate to present a product in a favorable advertiser where he has good reason to must not, by integrity of the advertiser, the truth of the adver- light and atmosphere, the presentation of the ad- copy or demonstration, involve a material deception tising representations, or the compliance or appearance vertiser with the spirit and purpose of all applicable as to the characteristics, performance legal requirements. of the product. made in 3. The broadcaster and the advertiser should ex- 3. Identification of sponsorship must be the and pre- all sponsored programs in accordance with the re- ercise special caution with content Act of 1934, as sentation of television commercials placed in or quirements of the Communications Exploitation of amended, and the Rules and Regulations of the near programs designed for children. Commission. children should be avoided. Commercials directed to Federal Communications no way mislead as to the prod- 4. Representations which disregard normal safety children should in precautions shall be avoided. Children shall not be uct's performance and usefulness. Appeals involving adult supervision, matters of health which should be determined by represented, except under proper primarily to as being in contact with, or demonstrating, a product physicians should not be directed recognized as potentially dangerous to them. children. and attitudes 4. Appeals to help fictitious characters in tele- 5. In consideration of the customs prod- of the communities served, each television broad- vision programs by purchasing the advertiser's caster should refuse his facilities to the advertise- uct or service or sending for a premium should ment of products and services, or the use of ad- not be permitted, and such fictitious characters vertising scripts, which the station has good reason should not be introduced into the advertising mes- to believe would be objectionable to a substantial sage for such purposes. and responsible segment of the community. These 5. Commercials for services or over-the-counter standards should be applied with judgment and flex- products involving health considerations are of inti- the characteristics mate and far-reaching importance to the consumer. ibility, taking into consideration apply to such ad- of the medium, its home and family audience, and The following principles should the form and content of the particular presentation. vertising: of hard liquor (distilled spir- a. Physicians, dentists or nurses, or actors rep- 6. The advertising resenting physicians dentists or nurses shall not its) is not acceptable. or by implication. These 7. The advertising of beer and wines is accept- be employed directly able only when presented in the best of good taste restrictions also apply to persons professionally and discretion, and is acceptable only subject to engaged in medical services (e.g., physical ther- Federal and local laws. apists, pharmacists, dental assistants, nurses' 8. The advertising of cigarettes shall not state or aides). imply claims regarding health and shall not be pre- b. Visual representations of laboratory settings that may be employed, provided they bear a direct sented in such a manner as to indicate to youth has been the use of cigarettes contributes to individual relationship to bona fide research which habit worthy conducted for the product or service. (See Code, achievement, personal acceptance or is a shall of imitation. X, 10.) In such cases, laboratory technicians by institutions or enterprises be identified as such and shall not be employed 9. Advertising in any other way speak on which in their offers of instruction imply promises as spokesmen or of employment or make exaggerated claims for the behalf of the product. awaiting those who enroll for courses c. Institutional announcements not intended to opportunities sell a specific product or service to the consumer is generally unacceptable. by non-profit 10. The advertising of firearms and fireworks is and public service announcements Federal and local laws. organizations may be presented by accredited acceptable only subject to nurses, subject to approval 11. The advertising of fortune-telling, occultism, physicians, dentists or astrology, phrenology, palm -reading, numerology, by the broadcaster. An accredited professional 727 is one who has met required qualifications and complaints indicating dissatisfaction with the pre- has been licensed in his resident state. mium by returning the monetary consideration. 6. Advertising should offer a product or service on 4. There should be no misleading descriptions of its positive merits and refrain by identification or visual representations of any premiums or gifts other means from discrediting, disparaging or un- which would distort or enlarge their value in the fairly attacking competitors, competing products, minds of the viewers. other industries, profes=ions, or institutions. 5. Assurances should be obtained from the adver- 7. A sponsor's advertising messages should be tiser that premiums offered are not harmful to person confined within the framework of the sponsor's pro- or property. gram structure. A television broadcaster should 6. Premiums should not be approved which appeal avoid the use of commercial announcements which to superstition on the basis of "luck -bearing" powers are divorced from the program either by preceding or otherwise. the introduction of the program (as in the case of so-called "cow -catcher" announcements) or by fol- XIV. Time Standards For Non -Program Material lowing the apparent sign -off of the program (as in the case of so-called trailer or "hitch -hike" an- In order that the time for non -program material nouncements). To this end, the program itself should and its placement shall best serve the viewer, the be announced and clearly identified, both audio and following standards are set forth in accordance with video, before the sponsor's advertising material is sound television practice: first used, and should be signed off, both audio and 1. Non -Program Material Definition: Non-pro- video, after the sponsor's advertising material is last gram material, in both prime time and all other time, used. includes billboards, commercials, all credits in excess 8. Since advertising by television is a dynamic of 30 seconds and promotional announcements. Pub - technique, a television broadcaster should keep under lice service announcements and promotional an- surveillance new advertising devices so that the nouncements. Public service announcments and pro- spirit and purpose of these standards are fulfilled. motional announcements for the same program are 9. A charge for television time to churches and excluded from this definition. religious bodies is not recommended. 2. Allowable Time for Non -Program Material 10. Reference to the results of bona fide research, A. In prime time, non -program material shall not surveys or tests relating to exceed 10 minutes in any 60 -minute period. the product to be adver- is tised shall not be presented in a manner so as to Prime time a continuous period of not less than create an impression of fact beyond that established three consecutive evening hours per broadcast day as by the work that designated by the station between the hours of 6:00 has been conductd. PM and Midnight. XI. Advertising of Medical B. In all other time, non -program material shall Products not exceed 16 minutes in any 60 -minute period. 1. The advertising of medical products presents 3. Program Interruptions considerations of intimate and far-reaching impor- A. Definition: A program interruption is any oc- tance to the consumer because of the direct bearing currence of non -program material within the main on his health. body of the program. 2. Because of the personal nature of the advertis- B. In prime time, the number of program inter- ing of medical products, claims that a product will ruptions shall not exceed two within any 30 -minute effect a cure and the indiscriminate use of such program, or four within any 60 -minute program. words as "safe", "without risk", "harmless", or Programs longer than 60 minutes shall be pro- terms of similar meaning should not be accepted in rated at two interruptions per half-hour. the advertising of medical products on television The number of interruptions in 60 -minute variety stations. shows shall not exceed five. 3. A television broadcaster should not accept ad- C. In all other time, the number of interruptions vertising material which in his opinion offensively shall not exceed four within any 30 -minute program describes or dramatizes distress or morbid situations period. involving ailments, by spoken word, sound or visual D. In both prime time and all other time, the fol- effects. lowing interruption standard shall apply within pro- grams of 15 minutes or less in length: XII. Contests 5 -minute program -1 interruption; 10 -minute program -2 interruptions; 1. Contests shall be conducted with fairness to all 15 -minute program -2 interruptions. entrants, and shall comply with all pertinent laws E. News, weather, sports and special events pro- and regulations. Care should be taken to avoid the grams are exempt from the interruption standard concurrent use of the three elements which together because of the nature of such programs. constitute a lottery-prize, chance and considera- 4. No more than four commercial announcements tion. shall be scheduled consecutively within programs, 2. All contest details, including rules, eligibility and no more than three commercial announcements requirements, opening and termination dates should shall be scheduled consecutively during station be clearly and completely announced and/or shown, breaks. The consecutive commercial message limi- or easily accessible to the viewing public, and the tation shall not apply to a single sponsor who wishes winners' names should be released and prizes award- to further reduce the number of interruptions in the ed as soon as possible after the close of the contest. program. 3. When advertising is accepted which requests 5. A multiple product announcement is one in contestants to submit items of product identification which two or more products or services are presented or other evilence of purchase of products, reasonable within the framework of a single announcement. facsimiles thereof should be made acceptable unless A multiple product announcement shall he minted the award is based upon skill and not upon chance. as a single announcement provided the same voice(s), 4. All copy pertaining to any contest (except setting, background, and continuity are used through- that which is required by law) associated with the out so that the announcement appears to the viewer exploitation or sale of the sponsor's product or as one single announcement. Multiple product an- service and all references to prizes or gifts offered nouncements not meeting this definition shall be in such connection should be considered a part of counted as two or more announcements under this and included in the total time allowances as herein section of the Code. This provision shall not apply provided. (See Television Code, XIV) to retail or service establishments. 6. The use of billboards, in prime time and all XIII. Premiums and Offers other time, shall be confined to programs sponsored by a single or alternate week advertiser and shall 1. Full details of proposed offers should be re- be limited to the products advertised in the program. quired by the television broadcaster for investiga- 7. Reasonable and limited identification of prizes tion and approved before the first announcement of and donors' names where the presentation of contest the offer is made to the public. awards or prizes is a necessary part of program con- 2. A final date for the termination of an offer tent shall not be included as non -program material should be announced as far in advance as possible. as defined above. 3. Before accepting for telecast offers involving 8. Programs presenting women's service features, a monetary consideration, a television broadcaster shopping guides, fashion shows, demonstrations and should satisfy himself as to the integrity of the similar material provide a special service to the pub- advertiser and the advertiser's willingness to honor lic in which certain material normally classified as 728 non -program is an informative and necessary part of Section 4. SUSPENSION OF SUBSCRIPTION the program content. Because of this, the time stand- Any subscription, and/or the authority to utilize ards may be waived by the Code Authority to a and show the above -noted seal, may be voided, reasonable extent on a case -by -case basis. revoked or temporarily suspended for television 9. Gratuitous references in a program to a non - programming, including commercial copy, which, sponsor's product or service should be avoided ex- by theme, treatment or incident, in the Judgment cept for normal guest identification. of the Television Board constitutes a continuing, 10. Stationary backdrops or properties in televi- willful or gross violation of any of the provisions sion presentations showing the sponsor's name or of the Television Code, by an affirmative two- product. the name of his product, his trade -mark or thirds vote of the Television Board of Directors slogan should be used only incidentally and should at a regular or special meeting; provided, how- not obtrude on program interest or entertainment. ever that the following conditions and procedures shall apply: REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES A. Preferring of Charges-Conditions Precedent: to the Television The following regulations and procedures shall Prior to the preferring of charges Board of Directors concerning violation of the obtain as an integral part of the Television Code of Code Review National Association of Broadcasters: Code by a subscriber, the Television the Board (hereinafter provided for) (1) Shall have and ad- I appropriately, and in good time, informed vised such subscriber of any and all complaints Name and information coming to the attention of the The name of this Code shall be The Television Television Code Review Board and relating to the Code of the National Association of Broadcasters.* programming of said subscriber, (2) Shall have reported to, and advised, said subscriber by analy- II sis, interpretation, recommendation or otherwise, of the Tele- Purpose of the Code the possibility of a violation or breach of vision Code by the subscriber, and (3) Shall have The purpose of this Code is coopeartively to served upon the subscriber by Registered Mail a maintain a level of television programming which Notice of Intent to prefer charges, at least twenty gives full consideration to the educational, infor- days prior to the filing of any such charges with mational, cultural economic, moral and entertain- the Television Board of Directors. During this ment needs of the American public to the end that period the Television Code Review Board, may more and more people will be better served. within its sole discertion, reconsider its proposed action based upon such written reply as the sub- III scriber may care to make, or upon such action as Subscribers the subscriber may care to take program -wise, in Section 1. ELIGIBILITY conformance with the analysis, interpretation, t on, iewor Any individual, firm or corporation which is recommendation of the Television C engaged in the operation of a television broadcast Board. station or network, or which holds a construction (i) Notice of Intent permit for a television broadcast station within a statement the United States or its dependencies, shall, subject The Notice of Intent shall include to the approval of the Television Board of Directors of the grounds and reasons for the proposed charges, as hereinafter provided, be eligible to subscribe to including appropriate references to the Television the Television Code of the NAB to the extent Code. of one subscription for each such station and/or Time network which it operates or for which it holds a (ii) that the nature of the program in construction permit; provided, that a non television In the event the member of NAB shall not become eligible via question is such that time is of the essence, code subscription to receive any of the member Television Code Review Board may prefer charges less than the twenty days above specified, services or to exercise any of the voting privileges within may of a member. provided that a time certain in which reply be made is included in its Notice of Intent, and be specified Section 2. CERTIFICATION OF SUBSCRIPTION provided that its reasons therefor must of charges preferred. Upon subscribing to the Code, subject to the in its statement approval of the Television Board of Directors, there B. The Charges: shall be granted forthwith to each such subscrib- The subscriber shall be advised in writing by ing station authority to use the "NAB Television Registered Mail of the charges preferred. The Seal of Good Practice," a copyrighted and regis- charges preferred by the Television Code Review tered seal to be provided in the form of a certificate, Board of Directors shall the recipient Board to the Television a slide and/or a film, signifying that include the grounds and reasons therefor. together thereof is a subscriber in good standing to the to the Television Code. The its sig- with specific references Television Code of the NAB. The seal and shall contain a statement that the condi- nificance shall be appropriately publicized by the charges tions precedent, bereinbefore described, have been NAB. met. Section 3. DURATION OF SUBSCRIPTION C. Hearing: Subscription shall continue in full force and The subscriber shall have the right to a hear- effect until thirty days after the first of the month ing and may exercise same by filing an answer following receipt of notice of written resignation. within 10 days of the date of such notification. Subscription to the Code shall be effective from the date of application subject to the approval of D. Waiver: the Television Board of Directors; provided, that Failure to request a hearing shall be deemed a the subscription of a television station going on the waiver of the subscriber's right thereto. air for the first time shall, for the first six months of such subscription, be probationary, during which E. Designation: time its subscription can be summarily revoked by If hearing is requested by the subscriber, it shall an affirmative two-thirds vote of the Television be designated as promptly as possible and at such Board of Directors without the usual processes time and place as the Television Board may specify specified below. F. Confidential Status: of Broad- Hearings shall be closed; and all correspondence By -Laws of the National Association Television Code Re- casters. Article VI, section 8,C. "Television Board. between a subscriber and the to view Board and/or the Television Board of Di- The Television Board is hereby authorised:-(4) shall be enact, amend and promulgate standards of practice or rectors concerning specific programming confidential; provided, however, that the confidential codes for its Television members, and to establish waived by s such methods to secure observance thereof as it may status of these procedures may be deem advisable:-." subscriber. 729 G. Presentation; Representation: R. Reconsideration or Rehearing: A subscriber against whom charges have been A request for reconsideration or rehearing may p.eferred, and who has exercised his right to a be filed by parties to the hearing. Requests for hearing, shall be entitled to effect presentation of reconsideration or rehearing shall state with par- his case personally, by agent, by attorney, or by ticularity in what respect the decision or any mat- deposition and interrogatory. ter determined therein is claimed to be unjust, H. Intervention: unwarranted, or erroneous, and with respect to any finding of fact shall specify the pages of record Upon request by the subscriber -respondent or relied on. If the existence of any newly -discovered the Television Code Review Board, the Television evidence is claimed, the request shall be accompan- Board of Directors, in its discretion, may permit ied by a verified statement of the facts together the intervention of one or more other subscribers with the facts relied on to show that the party, with as parties -in -interest. due diligence, could not have known or discovered I. Transcript: such facts at the time of the hearing. The request for rehearing may seek: A stenographic transcript record shall be taken and shall be certified by the Chairman of the Tele- a. Reconsideration vision Board of Directors to the office of the Secre- b. Additional oral argument tary of the National Association of Broadcasters. c. Reopening of the proceedings where it shall be maintained. The transcript shall d. Amendment of any findings, or not be open to inspection unless otherwise provided e. Other relief. by the party respondent in the proceeding. S. Time for Filing: J. Television Code Review Board; Counsel: Requests for reconsideration or The rehearing shall Television Code Reivew Board may. at its be filed within ten (10) days after receipt by the discretion. utilize the services of an attorney from respondent of the decision. the Opposition thereto may staff of the NAB for the purpose of effecting be filed within five (5) days after the filing of the its presentation in a hearing matter. request. K. Order of Procedure: T. Penalty, Suspension of: At hearings, the Television Code Review Board At the discretion of the Television shall open and Board, ap- close. plication of any penalty provided for in the deci- sion may be suspended until the Board makes final L. Cross -Examination: disposition of the request for reconsideration of The right of cross-examination shall specifically rehearing. obtain. Where procedure has been by deposition or interrogatory, the use of cross -interrogatories U. Disqualification: shall satisfy this right. Any member of the Television Board may dis- M. Presentation: qualify himself, or upon good cause shown by any interested party, may be disqualified by a major- Oral and written evidence may be introduced ity vote of the Television Board. by the subscriber and by the Television Code Re- view Board. Oral argument may be had at the Section 5. ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES hearing and written memoranda or briefs may be When necessary submitted to the proper administration by the subscriber and by the Television of the Code, additional rules of procedure be Code will Review Board. The Television Board of established from time to time as authorized by Directors may admit such evidence as it deems relevant, the By -Laws of the NAB; in keeping therewith, material and competent. and may deter- special consideration shall be given to the proce- mine the nature and length of the oral argument dures for receipt and processing and the of complaints and written argument or briefs. to necessary rules to be adopted from time to time, taking N. Authority of Presiding Officer; of Television into account the source and nature of such Board of Directors: complaints; such rules to include precautionary measures such as the posting of bonds to cover The Presiding Officer shall rule upon all inter- costs and expenses of processing same: and further locutory matters, such as, but not limited to, the provided that special consideration will be given admissibility of evidence, the qualifications of wit- to procedures insuring the confidential status of nesses. etc. On all other matters, authority to act proceedings relating to Code observance. shall be vested in a majority of the Television Board unless otherwise provided. Section 6. AMENDMENT AND REvraw O. Films, Transcriptions, etc.: Because of the new and dynamic aspects inherent in television broadcast, the Television Code, as a Films, kinescopes, records, transcriptions. or other living, flexible mechanical reproductions and continuing document, may be of television programs, amended from time to time by the Television Board properly identified, shall be accepted into evidence of when relevant. Directors; provided that said Board is specific- ally charged with review and reconsideration of the P. Continuances entire Code, its appendices and procedures, at least and Extensions: once each year. Continuance and extension of any proceeding or for the time of filing or performing any act Section 7. TERMINATION OP CONTRACTS required or allowed to be done within a specific All subscribers on the air at the time of sub- time may be granted upon request, for a good scription to the Code shall be permitted that period cause shown. The Board or the Presiding Officer prior to and including the earliest legal concellation may recess or adjourn a hearing for such time as date to terminate any contracts, then outstanding. may be deemed necessary, and may change the calling for program presentations which would not place thereof. be in conformity with the Television Code, provided, however, that in no event shall such period be longer Q. Findings and Conclusions: than fifty-two weeks. The Television Board of Directors shall decide the case as expeditiously as possible and shall notify Iv the subscriber and the Television Code Review Affiliate Subscribers Board, in writing, of the decision. The decision of the Television Board of Directors shall contain Section I. ELIGIBILITY findings of fact with conclusions, as well as the Any individual, firm or reasons corporation, which is or bases therefor. Findings of fact shall engaged in the production or distribution, lease, or set out in detail and with particularity all basic sale of recorded programs for television presenta- evidentiary facts developed on the record (with tion, subject to the approval appropriate of the Television Code citations to the transcript of record or Review Board as hereinafter provided, shall be exhibit relied on for each evidentiary fact) sup- eligible to become an affiliate subscriber to the Tele- porting the conclusion reached. vision Code of the NAB. 730 A. Limitation of Service: Section 2. CERTIFICATION OF SUBSCRIPTION terms of subscriber to the Code, No person shall serve for more than two Upon becoming an affiliate each, consecutively, as a member of the subject to the approval of the Television Code Review two years affili- Television Code Review Board; provided, however, Board, there shall be granted forthwith to each to network representa- authority to use a copyrighted and this limitation shall not apply ate subscriber tives. registered seal and declaration, in a manner approved a former mem- Board, identifying Serving out the unexpired terms of by the Television Code Review not constitute a term within the meaning the individual firm or corporation as an affiliate sub- ber shall scriber to the Television Code of the NAB. Such of this section. authority shall not constitute formal clearance or Review Board of B. Meetings: approval by the Television Code shall meet at specific film programs or other recorded material. The Television Code Review Board least twice in each calendar year on a date to be by the Chairman. The Chairman, or the DURATION OF AFFILIATE SUBSCRIPTION determined at Section 3. Code Authority Director, may, at any time, on The affiliate subscription shall continue in full least five days written notice, call a special meeting force and effect until thirty days following the first of the Board. of the month following the receipt of a written notice of resignation. The affiliate subscription to the code C. Quorum: shall be effective from the date of application subject members of the Review Board. For all purposes, a majority of the to approval of the Television Code Te:evision Code Review Board shall constitute a quorum. Section 4. SUSPENSION OF AFFILIATE SUBSCRIPTION Any affiliate subscription and the authority to uti- Section 2. AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITIES lize and show the above-noted seal may be voided, The Televison Code Review Board is authorized revoked, or temporarily suspended for the sale or and directed: distribution for television presentation of any fi'm or (1) To recommend to the Television Board of Di- other recorded material which by theme, treatment, rectors amendments to the Television Code; (2) to or incident, in the judgment of the Television Code consider, in its discretion, any appeal from any de- Review Board, constitutes a continuing, wi'lful, or cision made by the Code Authority director with re- gross violation of any of the provisions of the Tele- spect to any matter which has arisen under the Code, vision Code, by a majority vote of the Television and to suspend, reverse, or modify any such deci- Code Review Board at any regular or special meet- sion; (3) to prefer formal charges, looking toward ing. The conditions and procedures applicable to the suspension or revocation of the auhority to show subscribers shall not apply to affiliate subscribers. the Code seal. to the Television Board of Directors concerning violations and breaches of the Television (4) to be available to the Code Section 5. REPRESENTATION OF Code by a subscriber,. Authority Director for consultation on any and all AFFILIATE SUBSCRIBERS matters affecting the Television Code. Any affiliate subscriber or group of affiliate sub- scribers may authorize an individual or association VII" to act for them in connection with their relations with the Television Code Review Board by filing a written Code Authority Director notice of such representation with the Board. Such Section I. DIRECTOR representation, however, in no way will limit the designated as the Code to sus- There shall be a position right of the Television Code Review Board Authority Director. This position shall be filled by pend individual affiliate subscribers in accordance appointment of the President of NAB, subject to the with the provisions in Section 4. approval of the Board of Directors. Section 2. AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITIES V The Code Authority Director is authorized and directed: Rates review of all pro- pay (1) To maintain a continuing Each subscriber and affiliate subscriber shall gramming and advertising material presented over "administrative" rates, in accordance with such subscribers to the Tele- conditions as television, especially that of schedule, at such time, and under such vision Code of NAB; (2) to receive, screen and clear may be determined from time to time by the Televi- programming; (3) Television complaints concerning television sion Board (see Article VI, section 8, C. to define and interpret words and phrases in the Board (3) and (4), By -Laws of the NAB); provided Television Code; (4) to deve'op and maintain ap- appropriate credit shall be afforded to a televi- agencies and with that dues propriate liaison with government sion member of the NAB against the regular responsible and accountable organizations and insti- which he or it pays to the NAB. tutions, and of the American public in general; (6) to review and monitor, if necessary, any certain se- ries of programs, daily programming, or any other VI" program presentations of a subscriber, as well as re- script and copy, with re- Television Code Review Board quest recorded material, or The gard to any certain program presented by a sub- Section I. COMPOSITION scriber; (7) to reach conclusions and make recom- There shall be a continuing committee entitled the mendations or prefer charges to the Television Code Te'evision Code Review Board to be composed of Review Board concerning violations and breaches of not more than nine members, all of whom shall be the Television Code by a subscriber; (8) to recom- from subscribers to the Television Code. They shall mend to the Code Review Board amendments to the be appointed by the President of the NAB, subject to Television Code. Board, and may in- confirmation by the Television A. Delegation of Powers and Responsibilities: clude one member from each of the subscribing na- Members of the Tele- The Code Authority Director shall appoint such tionwide television networks. with resources, vision Board shall not be eligible to serve on the executive staff as is needed, consistent be in to carry out the above described functions, and may Review Board. Due consideration shall given, as he may making the appointments, to factors of diversification delegate to this staff such responsibilities of geographical location, market size, company rep- deem necessary. resentation and network affiliation. No person shall continue as a member of the Tele- INTERPRETATIONS OF vision Code Review Board if the station or entity he THE TELEVISION CODE ,epresents ceases to subscribe to the Television Code. the office immedi- Interpretation No. 1 In such case a vacancy occurs in Revised 9, 1958 ately, and a successor may be appointed to serve out June 7, 1956. June one unexpired term. "Pitch" Programs the annual meeting of the membership the close of "As amended by the NAB Television Board of Di- following the appointment. 1962. All terms shall be for two years, commencing at rectors, February 2, 731 The "pitchman" technique of advertising on Aural and/or visual prize identification of up to televisiot is inconsistent with good broadcast prac- ten seconds duration may be deemed tice and generally damages the "reasonable reputation of the and limited" under the language of Paragraph 5 industry and the advertising profession. of the Time Sponsored program -length Standards for Advertising. Where segments consisting such identification is longer than ten seconds, the substantially of continuous demonstrations or sales entire announcement presentation, or visual presentation will be violate not only the time standards charged against the total commercial time for the established in the Code but the broad philosophy program period. of improvement implicit in the voluntary Code operation and are not acceptable. Interpretation No, 5 Interpretation No. 2 Febraury 25, 1965 Tune 7, 1956 Below-the -Line Credits Hollywood Film Promotion "Below-the -line credits" are deemed to mean those The presentation of commentary or film excerpts for technical and physical services and facilities as from current theatrical releases in some instances distinct from generally recognized artistic and cre- may constitute commercial material under the Time ative services such as those performed by cast, writ Standards for Advertising. Specifically, for example, ers, directors, producers and the like, when such presentation, directly or by inference, urges viewers to attend, it shall be counted against the commercial allowance for the program of which it is a part. Interpretation No. 6 March 4, 1965 Drinking on Camera Interpretation No. 3 June 7, 1956 Paragraph 6, Section IX, General Advertising Non -Acceptability of Particularly Intimate Products Standards, states that the "advertising of beer and wine is acceptable only when presented in the best Paragraph 11 of the General Advertising Stan- of good taste and discretion." This requires that dards reads in part, "The advertising of particularly commercials involving beer and wine avoid any rep- intimate products which ordinarily are not freely resentation of on -camera drinking, mentioned or discussed is not acceptable." Note: From time Products for the treatment of hemorrhoids and to time the Code Authority is- for use in connection sues advertising guidelines expanding on pro- with feminine hygiene are visions not acceptable under the above stated language. of the Code. Subjects now covered are alcoholic beverages, arthritis and rheu- Interpretation No. 4 matism remedies, weight reducing products and toys. Other guidelines will be issued January 23, 1959 future. in Prize Copies may be obtained from the Identification Washington Code Authority Office.

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738 Newspapers in Principal Markets of the U.S. Arranged alphabetically by states, this list, taken from the circulation lists of Motion Picture Herald, gives the names and addresses of newspapers in cities and market areas of over 100,000 popula- tion which maintain regular television and entertainment departments.

Alabama Santa Monica, Evening Outlook, 1540 Third. Stockton, Birmingham, The Birmingham News Co., 2200 Stockton Daily Record, 530 E. Market St. North 4th Sunnyvale, Standard, 1237 Birchwood Dr. Ave. Torrance, Birmingham, Birmingham Post Co., 2200 North So. Calif. Assoc. Newspaper, 5215 Tor- 4th Ave. rance Blvd. Van Huntsville, Huntsville Times Co., 2317 Memorial Nuys -Valley News & Greensheet, 14539 Sylvan Pkwy. St., P.O. Box 310. Mobile, Mobile Press Register, Inc., 304 Government St. Colorado Montgomery, Advertiser Co., 107 South Lawrence. Colorado Springs, Free Press Inc., 103 W. Colorado Ave. Arizona Colorado Springs, Freedom Newspapers, 30 S. Pros- pect Phoenix, Phoenix Newspapers Inc., 120 East Buren St. Van Denver, The Post, 650 15th St. Denver, Denver Publishing Co., Tucson, Tucson Newspapers, Inc.., 400 West Colfax Stone. 208 North A ve. Pueblo, Star Journal Pub. Corp., 825 W. 6th St. Arkansas Connecticut Little Rock, Arkansas Democrat Co., Capitol Ave. Bridgeport, The Post Publishing Co., 410 State St. St Scott. Hartford, The Hartford Little Courant Co., 285 Broad St. Rock, Arkansas Gazette Publishing Co., 112 Hartford, Times, Inc., 10 Prospect St. West Third St. New Haven, The Journal -Courier, 367 Orange St. New Haven Register Publishing Co., 367 Orange California St. Waterbury, American -Republican, Inc., 389 Anaheim, Anaheim Bulletin, Meadow Berkeley, 232 South Lemon St St. Berkeley Gazette. 2048 Center St. Burbank, Southern California Associated Newspa- pers, 220 E. Orange Grove. Delaware Culver City, Evening Star News, 4043 Irving Place. Wilmington, New -Journal Co., 831 Orange St. Fresno, McClatchy Newspaper, 1559 Van Ness Ave. Garden Grove, Orange County Evening District of Columbia Century Blvd. News, 13261 Washington, Washington Daily News Co., 1013- Glendale, Southern California Associated News- 13th papers, I11 North Isabel. St., N.W. Washington, Washington Post Co., 1515 Hollywood, Citizen -News Co., 1545 N. Wilcox N.W. "L" St.. Huntington Beach, Huntington Beach Independent, 604 Pine Ave. Washington, The Evening Star Newspaper Co., 225 Virginia Ave., S.E. Huntington Park, Daily Signal, 6414 Rugby Ave. Long Beach, Twin Coast Newspapers, Pine Ave. Inc., 604 Florida Los Angeles, Citizen -News Co., 1545 N. Wilcox Ave. Ft. Lauderdale, Gore Newspapers Co., 101 North Los Angeles, The Herald Examiner, Hilbro Printing New River Drive East. Co., till South Broadway. Jacksonville, Florida Publishing Co., One Riverside Los Angeles, Times-Mirror Co., Times-Mirror Ave. Square. Miami, Miami North Herald, I Herald Plaza. Hollywood, Valley Times, Miami, The News, 1 Blvd. 1I109 Magnolia Herald Plaza. St. Petersburg, The Times, Times Publishing Co., Oakland, The Tribune Publishing Co., 401 -13th P. O. Box 1121. St. Tampa, The Tribune Co., 505 East J. F. Kennedy Pasadena, Twin Coast Newspapers, Blvd. orado St. 525 East Col- Riverside, Press -Enterprise Sacramento, Co., 3512 -14th St. Georgia McClatchy Newspapers, 21st & Q Streets. Atlanta, Atlanta Newspapers, Inc., 10 Forsyth St., Sacremento, Sacremento Union, Inc., 301 Capitol N.W. Mall. Columbus, Ledger Enquirer Newspapers, 17 West San Bernardino, The Sun Co., 339 "D" St. 12th St. San Diego, DBA Union -Tribune Publishing Co., Macon Telegraph Publishing Co., 120 B'way. Third Ave. 940 Savannah, Savannah News -Press, Inc., 105-111 San Fernando Valley, San Fernando Valley Times, West Bay St. 11109 Magnolia Blvd., North Hollywood. San Francisco, The Chronicle Pub. Co., 901 Mis- Hawaii sion St. San Francisco, Honolulu, The Advertiser, P. O. Box 3110. The Examiner, San Francisco News- Honolulu, Honolulu Star -Bulletin, 605 Kapiolan papers Div., The Hearst Corp., 110 5th Ave. Blvd. San Francisco, The News -Call Bulletin, 860 How- Honolulu, Hawaii Hochi, Ltd"Ltd. 917 Kokea St. ard St. Honolulu, Hawaii Times, 916 Ave. San Gabriel Valley, The Tribune, 2037 W. San Bernardino Rd. San Jose, Northwest Publications, Inc., 750 Bidder Illinois Park Dr. Chicago, Chicago Today, 445 N. Michigan Ave. San Pedro, News Pilot, 356 W. 7th St. Chicago. Daily Calumet, 9120 Baltimore. Santa Ana, Freedom Newspapers Inc., 625 North Chicago, Robert S. Abbott Pub. Co., 2400 S. Mi- Grand Ave. chigan.

739 Chicago, The Sun -Times, 401 North Wabash. Flint, The Journal Booth Newspapers, 200 East 1st Chicago, The News, 401 North Wabash. St. Chicago, The Tribune, 435 North Michigan Ave. Grand Rapids, The Press Booth Newspapers, Press Chicago, The Wall St. Journal, (Midwest Edition), Plaza, Vandenberg Center. Dow Jones & Co., Inc., 711 West Monroe St. Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo Gazette, 401 S. Burdick St. Joliet, The Copley Press, Inc., 78 No. Scott St. Lansing, Federated Pub. Inc., 120 East Lenawee St. Moline -East Moline, Moline Daily Dispatch, 1720-5 Muskegon, Booth Newspapers, Inc., 981 -3rd St. Ave. Pontiac, Pontiac Press Co., (P.O. Box 9), 48 W. Peoria, Peoria Journal Star, News Plaza. Huron St. Rock Island, Argus, f . W. Potter Co., 1724-4 Ave. Royal. Oak, Mich., Tribune Pub. Co., 210 E. 3rd St. Rockford, Rockford Newspapers, Inc., 99 East Saginaw, News, Booth Newspapers, Inc., 203 Wash- State St. ington Ave. Waukegan, North Chicago -News -Sun, 100 W. Madi- son St. Minnesota Indiana Duluth, N. W. Publications, Inc., 424 West 1st. Minneapolis, Minneapolis Star & Tribune Co., Evansville, Evansville Courier Inc., 201 N.W. 2nd St. Fifth & Portland. Fort Wayne, The Journal -Gazette, 701 S. Clinton St. St. Paul, Northwest Publications, Inc., 55 East (Exec. office) 600 W. Main (Editorial). 4th St. Fort Wayne, The News Publishing Co., 600 West Main St. Gary, Northwest Publications, 1065 Broadway. Mississippi Hammond, Hammond Publishers Inc., 417 Fay- Biloxi -Gulfport, Gulf Pub. Co., 14th St. Gulfport; ette St. 209 W. Water St., Biloxi. Indianapolis, Indianapolis Newspapers, Inc., 307 Jackson, Mississippi Publishers Corp., P.O. Box 40; North Pennsylvania St. 311 East Pearl St. South Bend, The South Bend Tribune, 225 West Colfax Missouri Iowa Independence Examiner Pub. Co., 321 West Lexing- ton. Cedar Rapids -Marion, Iowa, The Gazette Co., 500 Kansas City. The Kansas City Star Co., 1729 Third Ave. Grand Ave. Davenport-Bettendorf, Iowa, Davenport Newspapers, St. Louis, The Globe -Democrat, 12th Blvd. At Del- 124 E. 2nd St. mar. Des Moines, Des Moines Register & Tribune, 715 Lo- St. Louis, The Post -Dispatch, Pulitzer Pub. Co., cust St. 1133 Franklin Ave. Sioux City, Journal Tribune Pub. Co., 5th & Doug- Springfield, Springfield Newspapers, Inc., 651 Boon- las St. ville. Waterloo Daily Courier, Commercial St., & Park Ave., Waterloo, Iowa Nebraska Kansas Lincoln, The Journal -Star Printing Co., 926 "P" Street. Kansas City, Kansan, Capper Pub., Inc., 901 North Omaha, The World Pub. Co., 14th & Dodge Sts. 8th St. Topeka, Stauffer Publications, Inc., 6th & Jefferson, Wichita, The Wichita Eagle and Beacon Pub. Co., Nevada 825 E. Douglas St. Las Vegas, Southwestern Pub. Co., 737 N. Main St. Kentucky Las Vegas -Las Vegas Sun, Inc., 121 S. Highland Ave. Louisville, The Courier -Journal Be Times, 525 West Broadway. New Jersey Bergen County, Bergen Evening Record Corp., 150 River St., Hackensack, N.J. Louisiana Camden, Southern New Jersey Newspapers Inc. Baton Rouge, The Capital City Press, 525 Lafay- Elizabeth, Mid -Atlantic Newspapers, Inc., 295-299 ette St. N. Broad St. New Orleans, The Times-Pacayune Pub. Co., 3800 Jersey City, Evening Journal Assn., 30 Journal Howard Ave. Square. Shreveport, The Journal, 222 Lake St. Newark, The Evening News Pub Co., 215-221 Mar- Shreveport, The Times, 222 Lake St. ket St. Newark, Newark Morning Ledger Co., 1 Star Ledger Maryland Plaza. Passaic -Clifton, N.J., Passaic Daily News, 988 Main Baltimore, News American, The Hearst Corp., Inc., Ave. Lombard & South Sts. Paterson, The News, News Plaza & Straight St. Baltimore, A. S. Abell Co., Calvert & Center Sts. Trenton, The Trenton Times, 500 Perry St. Trenton, Capital City Publishing Co., Southard at Massachusetts Perry Sts. Boston, The Christian Science Monitor, One Norway St. New Mexico Boston, The Globe Newspaper Co., 135 Morrissey Albuquerque, The Journal Pub. Co., 7th & Silver Blvd. S.W. Boston, The Boston -Herald Traveler, 300 Harrison Ave. New Boston, The H Corp., 5 Winthrop Square. York New Bedford, The Standard, 555 Pleasant St. Albany, Capital Newspapers Div., The Hearst Corp., Springfield, The Republican Co., 1860 Main St. 16-36 Sheridan Ave. Worcester, The Worcester Telegram & Gazette Buffalo, The Buffalo Evening News, Inc., 218 Inc., 20 Franklin St. Main St. Buffalo, Courier -Express, 787 Main St. Jamaica, Long Island Daily Press Pub. Co., 92-20 Michigan 168th St. Ann Arbor, News, Booth Newspapers Inc., 340 E. Long Island, Newsday, 50 Steward Ave., Garden City. Huron St. Long Island City, Queens Evening News, Sylbea Detroit, Knight Newspapers, Inc., 321 West La- Printing, Inc., 41-11 45th St. fayette Blvd. Long Island, Suisun Co., Inc., 303 Marcus Blvd., Detroit, Evening News Asan., 615 W. Lafayette. Deer Park, N.Y. 740 New York City South Carolina Brooklyn Daily, 2427 Surf Ave. Brooklyn The News Syndicate Co., 220 East 42nd St. Charleston, News & Courier & Evening Post Pub. The Post, 75 West St. Co., 134 Columbus St. Triangle Publicatons, 525 W. 52nd St. Columbia, The State -Record Pub. Co., Stadium Rd., The Times, 229 West 43rd St. P.O. Box 1333. Twin Coast Newspapers Inc., 99 Wall St. Wall St. Journal, 30 Broad St. Niagara Falls, The Gazette Pub. Co., 310 Niagara St. Tennessee Rochester, The Gannett Co., Inc., 55 Exchange Chattanooga, The News -Free Press Co., 400 E. 11 St. St. Chattanooga, The Times Printing Co., 117 East 10th Syracuse, The Herald Co., 220 Herald Place. St. Syracuse, The Syracuse Post -Standard, 200 Herald Knoxville, The Journal, Roy N. Lotspeicb Pub. Co., Place. 210 W. Church Ave. Utica, The Utica Observer -Dispatch, 221 Oriskany Knoxville, The Knoxville News -Sentinel Co., 204 Plaza. West Church Ave. Yonkers, The Herald Statesman, Westchester Rock- Memphis, The Memphis Publ. Co., 495 Union Ave. land Newspapers, Inc., Larkin Plaza. Nashville, The Banner, 1100 Broadway. Nashville, The Tennessean, 1100 Broadway. North Carolina Charlotte, Knight Publishing Co., 600 South Tryon Texas St. Abilene, Reporter Pub. Co., North 2nd & Cypress Ste. Durham, Durham Herald Co., Inc., 115-19 Market St. Asaph St. Greensboro, The Greensboro News Co., 200-04 Amarillo, The Globe -News Pub. Co., 900 Harrison North Davis St. St. Raleigh, News & Observer Pub. Co., 215 McDowell Austin, The Newspapers Inc., 308 Guadalupe, St. P. O. Box 76. Winston-Salem, The Piedmont Pub. Co.. 416-20 Beaumont The Enterprise Co., 380 Walnut St. North Marshall. Corpus Christi, The Caller -Times Pub. Co., 820 Lower Broadway. Dallas, The News, A. H. Belo Corp., Communications North Dakota Center. Forum, Forum Publishing Co., 101 -5th St. Dallas, The Times Herald, 1101 Pacific. El Paso, The Newspaper Printing Corp., 401 Mills St. Ohio Fort Worth, The Press 507 Jones. Akron, The Beacon Journal, 44 East Exchange St. Fort Worth, The Star -Telegram, 400 West 7th St. Canton, The Repository, Thomson-Brush -Moore Houston, The Chronicle, 512-20 Travis St. Newspapers, Inc., 500 Market Ave., South. Houston, The Post, 2410 Polk Ave. Cincinnati, The Enquirer, 617 Vine St. Lubbock, The Avalanche -Journal, 8th St. & Ave- Cincinnati, The E. W. Scripps Co., 800 Broadway nue "J". St. San Antonio, The Express Pub. Co., Avenue "E" Cleveland, The Plain Dealer, 1801 Superior Ave. & 3rd St. Cleveland, The Press & News. 901 Lakeside Ave. San Antonio, Hearst Corp., McCullough & 3rd St. Columbus, The Citizen -Journal, E. W. Scripps Co., 34 Wichita Falls, The Times Pub. Co., 1301 Lamar St. South Third St. Columbus, The Dispatch Printing Co., 34 South Third St. Utah Dayton, The Dayton Newspapers, Inc., 4th & Lud- Salt Lake City, Desert News -Telegram, 34 East low Sts. 1st St. South. Toledo, The Toledo Blade Co., 541 Superior St. Salt Lake City, The Tribune, 143 South Main St. Youngstown, The Vindicator Printing Co., Vin- dicator Square. Virginia Oklahoma Alexandria, Alexandria Gazette Corp., 717 No. St. Oklahoma Asaph St. City, Oklahoma Journal. Arlington, Northern Virginia Sun, 3409 Wilson Blvd. Oklahoma City, The Oklahoma Pub. Co., 500 Newport News, The Daily Press, Inc., 7505 Warwick North Broadway. Blvd. Tulsa, The World Pub. Co., 315 South Boulder Norfolk -Portsmouth -Va. Beach -Chesapeake, Land- Ave. mark Communications, Inc., 150 W. Brambleton Ave., Norfolk. Oregon Norfolk, The Norfolk -Portsmouth Newspapers, 150 West Brambleton Ave. Portland, The Daily Journal of Conunerce, 2014 N.W. Richmond, The Richmond Newspapers Inc., 333 E. 24th Ave. Grace St. Portland, The Oregonian, 1320 Southwest Broad- Roanoake, Times -World Corp., 201-09 W. Campbell way Ave. Pennsylvania Washington Allentown, Call -Chronicle Newspapers, Inc., 6th & Seattle, The Post-lntelligencer, 6th & Wall. Linden Sts. Seattle, The Times, Fairview Ave. N & John. Erie, The Times Pub. Co., 20 East 12th St. Seattle, Daily Journal of Commerce, Inc., 83 Philadelphia, The Bulletin Co. 30th & Market Sts. Columbia St. Philadelphia, The Inquirer, Triangle Publications, Spokane, Cowles Pub. Co., W. 927 Riverside. 400 North Broad St. Spokane, The Spokane Chronicle Co., 926 Sprague. Philadelphia, The News, Triangle Publications, 22nd Tacoma, The Tribune Pub. Co., 711 St. Helens Ave. & Arch. Pittsburgh, Post -Gazette, 50 Blvd. of Allies. Pittsburgh, The Press Co., 34 Blvd of Allies. Wisconsin Reading, The Reading Eagle Co., 345 Penn St. Scranton, The Scrantonian-Republican Publish- Appleton -Neenah -Menasha -Post Corp., 306 W. Wash- Co., 338 North Washington Ave. ington St., Appleton. ing Madison Newspapers, Inc., 115 Scranton, The Times, Penn & Madison, The Spruce. South Carroll St. Milwaukee, The Journal Co. 333 West State. Rhode Island Milwaukee, Sentinel Div. of Journal Co., 918 N. 4th Providence, The Providence Journal Co., 75 Foun- St. tain St. Racine, Journal Times Co., 212 4th St.

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