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International INTERNATIONAL INDEX 18A WHO'S WHO 1 PICTURES 335 PROD -DISTRIBUTORS 416 STATIONS 449 SERVICES 527 COMPANIES 564 AD AGENCIES 593 GREAT BRITAIN 611 PROGRAMS 685 ORGANIZATIONS 697 CREATIVE PROGRAMMING 375 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022 PLazo 1-0600 9460 Wilshire Boulevard, Beverly Hills, Calif. CRestview 4-7357 TELEVISION PRIME TIME ARNIE CBS -TV Saturday 9:00 PM BRACKEN'S WORLD NBC-TV Friday 10:00 PM JULIA NBC-TV Tuesday 8:30 PM NANNY AND THE PROFESSOR ABC-TV Friday 8:00 PM ROOM 222 ABC-TV Wednesday 8:30 PM THE GLEN FORD SHOW CBS -TV 1971-72 Season The more you know about Scotch, the more loyal you are to Ballantines. u. ,.. To , SM as yr `+yr $7.39 a fifth ,.. h FAA BLENDED SCOTCH WHISKY, BOTTLED IN SCOTLAND. 66 PROOF. IMPORTED BY" 21"BRANDS,INC.,N.Y.C. Where you expect a difference, and find it. PARAMOUNT TELEVISION A Gulf+Western Company PARAMOUNT TELEVISION SALES, INC. A Gulf+Western Company PARAMOUNT TELEVISION/A DIVISION OF PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORPORATION 5451 MARATHON STREET, HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. 90038/TEL. (213) 463.0100 RACINE presents Timers and GALLO -GALLEY Chronographs No. 810F-GALCO FILMETER TIMER 7 jewels, anti -magnetic unbreakable mainspring, hinged nickel case, easy to read dial. Sugg. Ret. $43.00 No. 815F-With button-$43.00 No. 510F-Same as above but one jewel Sugg. Retail $30.50 No. 515F-With button-$30.50 No. 9010 50 it? GALCO BROADCASTING TIMER Center register sweep facilitates -45 15- quick reading. Anti -magnetic, 7 jewels, red register hand. Dependable. Sugg. Ret. $51.00 Filmeter Wrist Chronographs Available Contact us for nearest dealer for price and delivery. JULES RACINE & COMPANY, Inc. 521 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK, N. Y. 10017 Dept. DD 687-3060 HOPE ENTERPRISES, INC. NEW YORK BEVERLY HILLS CHICAGO LONDON ROME PARIS MADRID MUNICH WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY,. Si The Agency Of The Entertainment World NEW YORK -1350 Avenue Of The Americas, New York, N.Y. 10019 (212) 586-5100, Telex 620165 CHICAGO - 435 North Michigan, Chicago, III. 60611 (312) 467-1744 BEVERLY HILLS - 151 El Camino, Beverly Hills, Calif. 90212 (213) 274-7451, (213) 272-4111 LONDON - Melrose House, 4 Savile Row, London W. 1, England Phone: REGent 9361 Cable Address - "Willmorris London" Telex 85127928 PARIS - 63 Avenue Franklin Roosevelt, Paris 8e France Phones: 256.37-20, 225.61-10, 225.69-93 William Morris Organization Cable Address - "Willmorris Paris 008" Audiffred Agency Cable Address - "Intermission Paris" ROME - Via Nomentana 60, Rome Italy Phones: 860.740, 850.159, 868.551-2-3 Cable Address - "Willmorris Rome" 1971 INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION ALMANAC Editor: RICHARD GERTNER Associates: 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. PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA INTERNATIONAL FAMOUS AGENCY. INC. NEW YORK LOS ANGELES CHICAGO LONDON PARIS ROME A SUBSIDIARY OF MARVIN JOSEPHSON ASSOCIATES INC. 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 THE PRESS 733-742 11A [M:3 TELEVISIO KIgG-¡y Seattle NNo.n..ty keN - I wVORIM DAKOTA YN ring WIMhl.1 Weor woes won -p Roh / gags rD Devils lab ORfOON O Klll.ry x.l.a MfYM.TV I MAR. Ty NrUi. TV -TEL I^N4eey !.Wand, Bdlingl Bismonk L Miles (Try IY fieene sOutn oaKotw MNSD-ry CgoefeTYrut. ro blt c ; led IqppmB NOTA -TV Fo NIyB Nepid 01y Boise Nlq.ry ryro. 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