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QUIGLEY PUBLICATIONS + NEW YORK Foreword

THIS IS the sixth edition of a reference book that is devoted to the business of television with due cognizance of its relationship to the business of motion pictures. As a com- panion volume of International Motion Picture Almanac (which has entered its 33rd year), International Television Almanac enjoys the editorial resources of Quigley Publications in both industries of the screen. In the 1961 edition, the facts of the television industry specifically are again brought up to date, compiled and arranged for convenient use by the staff of Quigley Publications with the expert inclusion of data on people, or- ganizations and services of motion pictures that also are pertinent to television. With the 1961 edition, International Television Almanac carries forward a service for the whole business world of the screen. -MARTIN QUIGLEY

1961 INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION ALMANAC

Contents copyrighted 1960 by Quigley Publishing Company, New York. Publications of general circulation may reproduce material in this volume if proper credit is given Interna- tional Television Almanac; reeroduction by all other pub- lications without written permission is expressly forbidden.

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2 STATISTICS

Network and Station Operations

There were 521 commercial stations operating in the United States as of June, 1960 located in some 300 markets and serving more than 46,000,000 families.

TOTAL REVENUE OF TELEVISION NETWORKS AND STATIONS Year Revenue 1953 432,700,000 1947 $1,900,000 1954 593,000,000 1948 8,700,000 1955 744,700,000 1949 34,300,000 1956 896,900,000 1950 105,900,000 1957 943,200,000 1951 235,700,000 1958 1,030,000,000 1952 324,200,000 1959 1,163,000,000

BROADCAST REVENUES, EXPENSES, AND INCOME OF TELEVISION NETWORKS AND STATIONS (Million dollars) 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 Revenues $1,163.9 $1,030.0 $943.2 $896.9 $744.7 $593.0 Expenses 941.6 858.1 783.2 707.3 594.5 502.7 Income (before Federal tax) - 171.9 160.0 189.6 150.2 90.3

17 Net- Total 3 works 502 Networks Owned and Other and 519 3 Operated TV TV Networks Stations Stations Stations Breakdown for 1959 Millions of $ A. Revenue from the sale of time: 1. Total network time sales $443.3 - 2. Deduct from network revenue: a. Paid owned and operated st. 30.5 - - b. Paid affiliated st. 155.5 - - - 3. Non -network time sales: a. National and regional advt. - $92.6 $331.6 $424.2 b. Local advertisers - 27.3 173.3 200.6 Total non -network time sales. - 119.9 504.9 624.8 4. Total time sales 287.8 150.4 632.4 1,070.6 6. Deduct commissions to agen- 180.2 cies, representatives, etc.... . 66.7 21.9 91.6 7. Net time sales 221.1 128.5 540.8 890.4 B. Revenues from incidental broad- cast activities 217.4 9.1 47.0 273.5 Total broadcast revenues 438.5 137.6 587.8 1,163.9 Total broadcast expenses 406.5 81.7 453.4 941.6 Broadcast income (before income tax) 32.0 55.9 134.4 222.3 9A Dial Turning: a popular American spo rt

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10A In the '50s television came of age. Its growing pains were necessarily marked by occasional dislocations and disenchantments as well as by many brilliant cultural achievements. And in the '50s, as television emerged as the world's largest mass medium, it became clear that the television audience is actually many audiences, with widely diverse tastes. The programming obligations of the broadcasters must therefore be based on a democratic concept of cultural freedom-that is, the rights of the people to want what they want when they want it. Obviously no one is told what to watch in this country. Instead of arm -twisting, we go in for dial -twisting. It is this broad freedom of choice, as it naturally evolved in the '50s, which makes the graph on the left worth noting. This graph shows at a glance how consistent has been ABC's gain in average share of audience' over the peak viewing periods of seven Decembers. Today, in a medium where cultural democracy supplies the most definitive of measurements, ABC has now gained the largest share of audience* This is an expression of popularity achieved, it would seem, by giving more people what they want when they want it. This will continue to be our goal for the sixties. ABC TELEVISION

llA The statistics herein have been compiled from varied sources within the Television industry and the Government, inclusive of the Federal Communications Commission, U. S. Department of Commerce, Radio -Electronics -Television Manufacturers Association, NBC Research De- partment, Publishers Information Bureau, Nielsen Television Index, American Research Bureau, Television Bureau of Advertising. NETWORK TELEVISION GROSS TIME BILLINGS January-December January -September Percent Percent 1958 1959 Change 1959 1960 Change American $103,016,938 $125,665,324 +22.0 $86,744,444 $112,721,410 +29.9 Columbia 247,782,734 266,355,269 +7.5 195,350,810 204,356,596 +4.6 National 215,790,729 235,290,937 +9.0 169,188,474 177,318,634 +4.8 Total $566,590,401 $627,311,530 +10.7 $451,283,728 $494,386,640 +9.6 MONTH BY MONTH-1959 ABC CBS NBC TOTAL January $10,647,078 $22,129,248 $19,299,853 $52,076,179 February 10,024,460 20,806,220 18,053,828 48,884,508 March 11,565,031 23,265,395 20,728,315 55,558,741 April 10,309,263 22,077,285 19,739,816 52,126,364 May 9,946,570 22,298,271 19,674,494 51,919,335 June 8,930,114 21,171,128 17,984,845 48,086,087 July 8,391,470 21,269,782 17,883,111 47,544,363 August 8,205,520 21,137,261 17,298,527 46,641,308 *September 8,724,938 21,196,220 18,525,685 48,446,843 October 12,537,020 23,610,441 22,883,291 59,030,752 *November 13,103,250 23,458,970 21,765,361 58,327,581 December 13,280,610 23,935,048 21,453,811 58,669,469 $000,000,000 $000,000,000 $000,000,000 $000,000,000 * Figures revised as of 2/10/60.

Receiver Production and Sales RETAIL TELEVISION SET SALES Cumulative Cumulative Year Total Total Year Total Total 1949 3,602,872 * 1954 7,317.034 35,472,466 1950 6,132,000 9,734,872 1955 7,421,084 42,893,550 1951 5,905,000 15,639,872 1956 6,804,783 49,698,333 1952 6,144,989 21,784,861 1957 6,560,220 56,258,553 1953 6,370,571 28,155,432 1958 5,140,000 61,396,000 1959 5,749,000 67,145,000 *Cumulative Total from 1941. TELEVISION SET PRODUCTION AND MANUFACTURER'S VALUE Manufacturer's Manufacturer's Year Units value Year Units value 1946 6,476 $1,250,000 1953 7,215,827 1,230,298,500 1947 178,571 50,000,000 1954 7,346,715 1,028,540,100 1948 975,000 230,000,000 1955 7,756,521 1,071,020,000 1949 3,000,000 580,000,000 1956 7,387,029 1,000,000,000 1950 7,463,800 1,350,000,000 1957 6,399,000 832,747,000 1951 5,384,798 956,986,300 1958 4,920,000 667,992,000 1952 6,096,280 1,049,000,000 1959 6,349,000 618,146,000 COLOR RECEIVERS AND BROADCASTING The number of color receivers in use increased from 435,000 sets in January, 1959 to 600,000 in October, 1960. In 1954 there were only 68 hours of color programming. In 1960, it is estimated there were 32 hours per week of color broadcasting. A total of 354 stations are equipped to pick up net- work color. PUBLIC OUTSPENDS ADVERTISERS It is estimated that the public has spent a total of $17 billion on television receivers since the start of the medium 14 years ago and that advertisers have spent $8.8 billion on time and talent in the same period.

12A Advertisers NETWORK ADVERTISING -ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES BY PRODUCT CLASSIFICATION Toiletries and toilet goods led all other product classifications in network television advertising for the period January -August, 1960, according to a special report by the Television Bureau of Advertising. Toiletries and toilet goods show a total of $75,142,722 for the period. Food and grocery products, first last year, was next with $74,219,765. AUGUST JAN. -AUG. JAN. -AUG. 1960 1960 1959 $86,506 $1,405,313 $1,144,540 Agriculture & Farming 3,275,739 Apparel, Footwear & Accessories 646,757 5,061,612 Automotive, Automotive Accessories & Equipment 3,173,682 33,805,362 29,343,826 Beer, Wine 666,993 5,294,125 3,980,557 Equipment & Fixtures 1,504,811 1,785,171 Building Materials, - 7,476,990 Confectionery & Soft Drinks 702,545 9,816,699 Consumer Services 231,423 2,374,243 2,072,070 6,612,276 53,939,692 46,682,972 Drugs & Remedies 260,383 & Amusement 842,467 Entertainment - 74,854,065 Food & Food Products 8,887,342 74,219,765 & Agricultural Development 247,530 253,587 Freight, Industrial - 4,643,918 Gasoline, Lubricants & Other Fuels 1,271,149 10,020,119 371,250 240,016 Horticulture - 20,565,885 Household Equipment & Supplies 2,264,709 20,605,531 Household Furnishings 382,288 3,942,596 2,324,634 Industrial Materials 1,359,436 15,960,430 13,320,216 Insurance 684,556 9,139,035 6,600,546 Goods and Cameras 533,807 7,165,491 7,662,929 Jewelry, Optical 2,571,500 Office Equipment, Stationery and Writing Supplies 188,744 2,055,164 Publishing & Media 31,747 1,648,939 - Radio, TV sets, Phonographs, Musical Instru- ments, Accessories 8,684 3,625,530 3,082,087 Retail or Direct by mail - 36,792 6,253,957 51,119,428 50,468,726 Smoking Materials 44,548,240 Soaps, Cleansers & Polishes 5,619,125 45,544,573 Toys 154,860 1,597,652 1,467,154 Sporting Goods & 68,112,483 Toiletries & Toilet Goods 10,275,627 75,142,722 Travel Hotels and Resorts - 765,173 715,062 Miscellaneous 845,872 5,688,840 5,401,539 TOTAL $50,882,085 $442,940,884 $402,836,885

Viewing Habits homes -more than eight out of ten of all the homes in the U.S.- This year there are 46,200,000 every with 52,500,000 television receivers turned on an average of five hours and two minutes day. Following are some typical average viewing habits:

EVENING TV VIEWING BY INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS OF FAMILY Avg. Hours- Viewing At All When Watching Avg. Avg. Weekday Saturday Sunday Weekday Saturday Sunday 4.01 Husbands 80.8 76.9 80.6 3.78 3.99 87.2 77.6 82.3 3.68 3.75 3.80 Wives 3.75 Other Male Adults 67.5 50.0 46.9 3.21 3.50 Adults 70.9 69.1 55.5 3.37 3.60 3.00 Other Female 1.98 2.59 Children 10-18 76.4 71.1 79.2 2.24 70.5 77.1 63.4 1.78 2.25 2.02 Children under 10 3.42 Average 78.9 74.6 74.9 3.18 3.20 13A More people watch the news on NBC than on any other Network

14A 15A AVG. HOURS EVENING TV VIEWING PER PERSON PER WEEK 5 Avg. Wkday Wkday Eve's. Sat. Eve. Sun. Eve. Total Week Husbands 3.05 15.25 3.07 3.23 21.51 Wives 3.21 16.05 2.91 3.13 22.09 Other Male Adults 2.17 10.85 1.75 1.79 14.39 Other Female Adults. 2.39 11.95 2.49 1.67 16.11 Children 10-18 1.71 8.55 1.41 2.05 12.01 Children under 10 1.25 6.25 1.73 1.28 9.26 Average 2.51 12.55 2.39 2.56 17.50 All people, viewing or not.

WEEKDAYS VS. WEEKEND -1958 Average Person Wives % Viewing Avg. Wkday Saturday Sunday Avg. Wkday Saturday Sunday Morning 12% 11% 5% 11% 3% 2% Afternoon 23 18 25 25 14 20 Evening 79 75 75 87 78 82 All Day 84 79 78 89 80 84 Avg. Hrs./Day-When Viewing Morning 2.06 hrs. 2.43 hrs. 2.17 hrs. 1.94 hrs. 2.00 hrs. 1.50 hrs. Afternoon 1.73 3.28 1.63 2.30 2.81 2.66 Evening 3.18 3.20 3.42 3.68 3.75 3.80 All Day 3.61 3.86 3.92 4.17 3.92 4.00 Avg. Hrs./Day-All People (Viewing or Not) Morning .24 hrs. .27 hrs. .12 hrs. .21 hrs. .07 hrs. .04 hrs. Afternoon .41 .58 .40 .58 .40 .52 Evening 2.51 2.39 2.56 3.21 2.91 3.13 All Day 3.16 3.24 3.08 4.00 3.38 3.69

Avg. Hrs./Week (7 Days) Morning 1.59 hrs. 1.16 hrs. Afternoon 3.03 3.82 Evening 17.50 22.09 All Day 22.12 27.07

TV VIEWING FOR AVERAGE WEEKDAY Average Person Wives % Viewing 1958 1957 1958 1957 Morning 12% 10% 11% 11% Afternoon 23 16 25 20 Evening 79 78 87 86 All Day 84 81 89 89 Avg. Hrs./Day-When Watching Morning 2.06 hrs. 1.71 hrs. 1.94 hrs. 1.75 hra. Afternoon 1.73 1.59 2.30 1.85 Evening 3.18 2.94 3.68 3.24 All Day 3.61 3.21 4.17 3.54

Avg. Hrs./Week (5 Weekdays) Morning 1.20 hrs. .85 hrs. 1.05 hrs. .96 hrs. Afternoon 2.05 1.25 2.90 1.86 Evening 12.55 11.45 16.05 13.98 All Day 15.80 13.55 20.00 16.80 All people, viewing or not.

16A SINCE 1898 THE AGENCY OF THE SHOW WORLD

WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY,.. 'JEW YORK BEVERLY HILLS CHICAGO - LONDON PARIS ROME General Data

The Television Bureau of Advertising estimates that at the peak hours of 9 to 10 P.M. Monday through Sunday televisions sets were being watched in an average of 17,000,000 homes in 1955. Their figure for 1959 is 25,100,000. In the 13 years since 1946 the number of homes having television sets has grown to over 46,200,000. Ninety-eight percent of U. S. homes are within range of TV stations. The first production model of a Videotape recorder (Ampex) was installed at station KING - TV, Seattle in November, 1957. In November, 1960, there were about 1,000 of the machines in use. Between 75 and 100 regular syndicated television features are now being produced and broadcast on Videotape recorders.

Films for Television

The average station uses film 293j hours weekly in a year; while all stations will use 685,7363 hours of film in a year. The amount of film made for television since 1949-50 is more than $304,000,000. This invest- ment covers about 7,600 hours of television -produced film fare available. This does not include 3,017 hours of feature film, 989 hours of Westerns, 216 hours of motion picture serials or 11,494 hours of motion picture short subjects available.

TYPE OF TV FILMS USED BY STATIONS (By Weekly Hours) To 50,000 500- Over All families 50-150,000 150-500,000 1,000,000 1,000,000 Stations Feature Film Morning .9 1.8 1.5 2.0 1.4 Afternoon 6.0 5.3 5.7 7.7 7.1 6.1 Evening 8.4 7.4 6.5 11.1 11.5 7.9 Total 14.4 13.6 14.0 20.3 20.6 15.4 Syndicated Film Morning .2 .2 .4 .4 .3 Afternoon .4 1.6 1.6 1.8 2.3 1.6 Evening 5.5 7.4 6.1 5.0 6.2 6.2 Total 5.9 9.2 7.9 7.2 8.9 8.1 Short Subjects Morning .5 .7 .9 .4 Afternoon 1.1 1.9 1.0 1.1 3.3 1.4 Evening .7 .9 .5 .2 .9 .6 Total 1.8 2.8 2.0 2.0 5.1 2.4 Film Produced by Station Morning .. .1 .2 Afternoon .1 .1 .1 Evening .8 .4 .2 .3 .5 .3 Total .9 .4 .3 .4 .7 .4 Free Film Morning .1 .2 .6 1.0 .1 .5 Afternoon 1.3 1.6 1.3 1.0 .8 1.3 Evening 1.4 1.3 .5 .3 .5 .7 Total 2.8 3.1 2.4 2.3 1.4 2.5 Total Film Hours Morning .1 1.3 3.1 3.7 3.6 2.6 Afternoon 8.9 10.4 9.7 11.6 13.5 10.5 Evening 16.8 17.4 13.8 16.9 19.6 15.7 Total 25.8 29.1 26.6 32.2 36.7 28.8

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29A Polly Sergen COLUMBIA RECORDS Table of Contents

WHO'S WHO 1-312

PICTURES 313-404

STATIONS 405-483

PRODUCERS -DISTRIBUTORS 485-536

SERVICES 537-577

PROGRAMS 579-603

POLL AND AWARD WINNERS 604-605 ADVERTISING AGENCIES -STATION REPRESENTATIVES 607-626 COMPANIES 627-648 ORGANIZATIONS 649-672

THE INDUSTRY IN CANADA 673-689

THE INDUSTRY IN GREAT BRITAIN 691-727

THE WORLD MARKET 729-736

TELEVISION CODE 737-745

THE PRESS 747-759

31A ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF SUBJECTS

Altec Companies, Inc. 628 A Alva Film Productions Ltd. 700 Amenic Inc. 486 A & F Film Corp. 687 American Association of Advertising ABC Television Ltd. 696 Agencies 650 ABC-Films, Inc. 486, 631, 687 American Broadcasting Company 628 ASCAP (see American Society of Compos- American Broadcasting -Paramount Theatres ers, Authors and Publishers) 652 Inc. 628 Academy Film Production, Inc. 486 American Cinema Editors 650 Academy of TV Arts and American Cinematographer, The (Publica - Sciences Awards 1959 605 tion) 749 Actors Equity Association (AAAA-AF) 650 American Communications Association 651 Acus Pictures Corporation 486 American Federation of Musicians (AFL) .. 651 Adelphi Company 486 AFM Local 10 (Chicago) 651 Admiral Corp. 628 AFM Local 47 (Los Angeles) 651 Advertiser, The (publication) 749 AFM Local 802 (New York) 651 Advertising Age (publication) 749 American Federation of Television and Radio Advertising Agencies Artists (AAAA-AFL-CIO) 651 Canada 680 American Film Company 486 Great Britain 715 American Film Producers 486 U. S. 607 American Guild of Authors & Composers ... 651 Advertising Association, The 723 American Guild of Musical Artists, Inc. (AA - Advertising Council, The 650 AA -AFL) 651 Advertising Features, Ltd. 700 American Guild of Variety Artists (AAAA- Advertising Federation of America 650 AFL-CIO) 652 Advertising Films Ltd. 700 American Marketing Association 652 Advertising Research Foundation 650 American Radio Relay League, Inc. 652 Advision Ltd. 700 American Society of Cinematographers, Inc. . 652 Affiliated Program Service, Inc. 486 American Society of Composers, Authors and Agencies Publishers (ASCAP) 652 Advertising American TV Enterprises 486 Canada 680 American Women in Radio and Television, Great Britain 715 Inc. 652 U. S. 607 Amerivision, Inc. 688 Talent and Literary 571 AMO Productions 700 Agents' Associated Ltd. 723 Anderson, Clyde, Productions 488 Alabama Broadcasters Association 650 Anderson, Jack Productions 488 Aladdin Television Productions, Inc. 486 Anderson, Leonard (producer) 488 Alexander, Alton, Productions, Inc. 486 Andrews, Eamonn Studios, Ltd. 700 Alexander Film Co. 486 Anglia Television Ltd. 696 Alexander, M. & A., Productions, Inc. 486 Anglo -Scottish Pictures Ltd. 700 All -Canada Television Div., All -Canada Anguish, Toby, Motion Picture Productions 488 Radio Facilities, Ltd. 687 Animated Film Producers of America (AFPA) 488 Allegro Pictures, Inc. 486 Animated Productions, Inc. 488 Allen & Allen Production 486 Animatic Productions, Ltd. 488 Allend'or Productions, Ltd. 486 Animation 544 Alliance of Television Film Producers, Inc. 650 Animation Associates Ltd. 700 Allied Artists Productions Animation, Inc. 488 Interstate Television Corp. 515 Animation Productions 686 All -Scope Pictures, Inc. 486 Anton, Evan J., Productions, Ltd. 488 Alpha Television Services (Birmingham) Ltd. 700 Anton Van Der Water Film Productions 686

32A MILTON BERLE

33A Anvil Films Ltd. 70C Australia Apollo Prods. 688 General Industry Statistics 730 Arbee Enterprises 688 Australian Broadcasting Commission 700 Ardmore Studios (Ireland) Ltd. 700 Austria Argentina General Industry Statistics 730 General Industry Statistics 730 Authors' Guild of Author's League of America Arizona Broadcasters Association 653 Inc. 654 Arkansas Broadcasters Association 653 Authors' League of America, Inc. 654 Armstrong, J., & Co. 488 Autocue (Great Britain) Ltd. 700 Arnell, Peter, Productions 488 Award and Poll Winners 604 Arrow Film Distributors Ltd. 700 Award Television Corp. 490 Arrowhead Productions 488 Artex Film Productions, Inc. 488 Artists' Managers Guild 653 Artist's Representatives Association, Inc. 653 B Artray Ltd. Film Productions 686 Aspect Productions Ltd. 700 BMI Canada Limited 683 Associated Actors and Artists of America Babcock & Kogan 490 (AAAA-AFL-CIO) 653 Bagnall George, and Associates 490, 631 Associated British Picture Corp., Ltd. 700 Bahati Incorporated 490 Associated British-Pathe, Ltd. 700 Bailey Films, Inc. 490 Associated Broadcast Advertising Co. 488 Bairn, Harold Productions (Great Britain) Associated Music Publishers, Inc. 653 Ltd. 700 Associated Press, The 488 Baldwin Organizations, Inc., The 490 Associated Rediffusion Ltd. 696 Balsam, Jerome, Films, Inc. 490 Associated Screen Industries, Inc. 686 Banner Films, Inc. 490 Associated Television Ltd. 696 Barbre, Thos. J., Productions 490 Association Films, Inc. 488 Baron -Brody Productions 490 Association of Broadcasting Staff 723 Barry & Enright 490 Association of Canadian Advertisers, Inc.... 683 Bartlett, Hall, Television Productions 490 Association of Cinematograph, Television and Basch Radio & TV Productions 490 Allied Technicians 724 Basic Films Ltd. 701 Association of Motion Picture Producers and Baum, Mannie, Enterprise Corp. 490 Laboratories of Canada 683 Beacon Television Features, Inc. 490 Association of National Advertisers, Inc. .... 653 Beck, Alexander, Films, Inc. 490 Association of Radio-Television News Becker, V. S., Productions 490 Analysts 653 Bell Pictures Corp. 490 Association of Specialised Film Producers ... 724 Bemiller Productions 490 Association of TV Film Distributors 654 Bengal Pictures 490 Associations Benoit, Real, Film Prods. 686 British 723 Berkeley Films Ltd. 701 Canada 683 Better Refreshment Merchandising (see Bet- Atcher, Bob, Films, Inc. 488 ter Theatres) (publication) 749 Athos Film Productions Ltd. 700 Better Theatres (publication) 749 Atlantic Films & Electronics Ltd. 686 Biddick, Guy (producer) 492 Atlantic Television Corp. 488 Bier, David, Studios 686 Atlas Film Corp. 488 Big Fights, Inc., The 492 Atlas Telefilm Ltd. 688 Billboard, the (publication) 749 Atlas Television Corp. 488, 631 Biograph Television Co., Inc. 492 A T U Productions, Inc. 488 Biographic Cartoon Films Ltd. 701 Audio (publication) 749 Biographies 1-312 Audio Productions, Inc. 488 Bird Films, Ltd. 686 Augusta Productions, Ltd. 700 Birmingham Commercial Films Ltd. 701 Aurora Film Distributors 490 Black, Albert, Television Productions 492 Austin Productions, Inc. 490 Blake, George, Enterprises, Inc. 492

34A GOMALCO Enterprises

GEORGE GOBEL DAVID P. O'MALLEY

35A Blinkey Productions, Inc. 492 C Bodicea Film Studios 701 Television Ltd. Border 698 CAPAC (Composers, Authors and Publishers Boulton-Hawker Films Ltd. 701 Association of Canada, Ltd.) 683 Box Television, Inc. 631 Office CBS -Electronics (see Columbia Broadcasting Brand Names Foundation, Inc. 6.54 System, Inc.) 633 Brandon Films, Inc. 492 CBS Laboratories (see Columbia Broadcasting Bray Studios, Inc. 492 System, Inc.) 633 Brazil CBS News 701 General Industry Statistics 730 CBS Films, Inc. 493 Brevis Films 701 C -W Productions, Inc. 4113 Briston Films, Ltd. 686 Caldwell, Henry Productions, Ltd. 701 Britain (see British, Great Britain) Caldwell, S. W. Ltd. 686 British Actors' Equity Association 724 Caldwell Television Sales 688 British Advertising Agencies 715 Caledonian News Review Ltd. 701 British Films Alfa Ltd. 701 Calhoun Studies, Inc. 494 British Associations 723 California Broadcasters Association, Inc..... 653 British Broadcasting Corporation 631, 694 California International Productions 494

British - Commonwealth International News California National Productions, Inc. 494 film Agency Ltd. 701 Calonius, Lars, Productions, Inc. 494 British Documentary Films Ltd. 701 Camera Craft 494 British Equipment Manufacturers 726 Camera Equipment (British) 711 British Films Ltd. 701 Camera Sales, Rentals, Repairs 541 British Government Units 694 Campus Film Distributors Corporation 494 British Information Services, Radio and TV Campus Film Productions, Inc. 494 Division 492 Canada British Institution of Radio Engineers 724 Advertising Agencies 680 British Kinematograph Society 724 Associations 683 British Laboratories 712 Canadian Broadcasting Corp. 675 British Newsreel Association Services Ltd. ... 701 Distributors, TV Film 687 British Producers and Distributors 698 Equipment 684 British Radio Valve Manufacturers' Association 724 Film Carriers .568 British Services 711 Film Exchanges 564 British Studios 714 Film Laboratories 536 British Year in Review 692 Laboratories 685 Broadcast Editorial Reports, Inc. 492, 631 Newspaper Editors and Writers 688 Broadcast Music, Inc. 654 Producers 686 Broadcast Pioneers Club, The 654 Research Organizations 685 Broadcasting & Film Commission of National Screening Rooms 549 Council of the Churches of Christ in the Station Representatives 680 USA 493, 654 Stations 676 Broadcasting Foundation of America .... 493, 655 Canadian Association of Advertising Agencies 683 Broadcasting Studio Employes, Local 782 Canadian Association of Broadcasters 683 (IATSE), New York 658 Canadian Broadcasting Corp. 675 Broadcasting (publication) 750 Canadian Film Industries, Ltd. 686 Broadcasting Yearbook (publication) 750 Canadian Society of Cinematographers .... 683 Bruce, Christine, Productions, Ltd. 701 Copies Company, The 494 Bruce -Hall Co. 493 Caravan Television Productions Ltd. 686 Brunner Lloyd & Co., Ltd. 701 Carpell Film and Television Services Ltd. ... 701 Burlington Films Ltd. 701 Cartoon Producers 531 Burnell .Productions Ltd. 701 Cascade Pictures of California, Inc. 494 Burrud, Bill, Productions 493 Castors Productions 494 Business Screen Magazine (publication) .... 750 Cate & McGlone 494 Byron Motion Pictures, Inc. 493 Catholic Actors Guild of America 655 Byron Productions 493 Catholic Writers Guild of America, Inc. .... 655 36A Contributing Quality on all Networks

The Rifleman /Tues. eves. Stagecoach West /Tues. eves. ABC Robert Taylor's Detectives / Fri. eves. The Law and Mr. Jones /Fri. eves.

Tom Ewell Show /Tues. eves. Wanted - Dead or Alive / Wed. eves. CBS Dupont Show with June Allyson /Thurs. eves. Dick Powell's Zane Grey Theatre /Thurs. eves.

Dante /Mon. eves. Peter Loves Mary / Wed. eves. NBC The Westerner / Fri. eves. Michael Shayne /Fri. eves.

Now in Preparation: "THE CORRUPTERS" for ABC

DICK POWELL President TOM McDERMOTT Executive Vice President

CHARLES BOYER Vice President TEL tr:SIO&I DAVID NIVEN Vice President Cavalcade Pictures, Inc., and Cavalcade Tele- Columbia Records, Inc. (see Columbia Broad - vision Programs 494 casting System, Inc.) 633 Cavalier Films Ltd. 701 Combined Television Pictures, Inc. 497 Cavalier Productions (N.Y.) 495 Commerce Pictures 497 Cavalier Productions, Inc. (Hollywood) .... 495 Commercial Jingles 548 J. D. Chambers & Partners Ltd. 701 Commercial Television Circle 724

Channel Allocations Commercials, Producers and Distributors of . 485 United States and Possessions 475 Commodore Productions and Artists, Inc. ... 497 Chapman, Bruce, Co. 495 Commonwealth Film & Television, Inc. .... 497 Charter Oak Tele -Pictures 495 Companies 627 Chatham, Lew, Associates 495 Composers, Authors and Publishers Associa - C/Hear Services, Inc. 495 tion of Canada, Ltd. (CAPAC) 683 Chertok, Jack, Productions, Inc. 495 Composers' Guild of Great Britain 724 Cheryl -TV Corp. 495 Conbarr Productions Ltd. 702 Chesire and Associates 495 Condor Pictures, Inc. 497 Chetwynd Films, Ltd. 686 Connaught Films Ltd. 702 Chicago Film Studios 495 Connecticut Broadcasting Association, Inc... 655 China (Communist) Consul Film Prods, Ltd. 702 General Industry Statistics 731 Consultants 548 China (Taiwan) Continental International Pictures 497 General Industry Statistics 731 Cooper, Frank, Associates 497 Chisholm, Jack Film Productions Ltd. 686 Cooper, Marcus Ltd. 702 Christi, Frank, & Associates 495 Co -Opted Arts Ltd. 702 Chromatic Television Laboratories, Inc. .... 631 Co-Ordinated Marketing Agency 497 Cinecraft Productions, Inc. 496 Corinthian Broadcasting Corp. 633 Cinegraphics, Inc. 496 Cornell Films, Inc. 498 Cinema Service Corp. 496 Coronet Instructional Films 498 Cinemation Ltd. 686 Corradine, Tom J., & Associates 498 Cinema -Vue Corporation 496 Cosman Productions, Inc. 498 Cinepix, Inc. 496 Costumes and Uniforms 544 Cinesound, Ltd. 686 Countryman Films Ltd. 702 Cine -Tele Productions 496 County Films Ltd. 702 Cinetoon Productions 496 Cousens-Blair & Co. 498 Cine -Video Productions, Inc. 496 Cox, William G., Film Enterprises 498 Cinevista Ltd. 702 Crandall, Roland D. Productions 498 Clairmont Films 496 Craven Film Corporation 498 Clampet-Toon Commercials, Inc. 496 Crawley Films, Ltd. 686 Claridge Productions, Inc. 496 Creativision 498 Clear Channel Broadcasting Service 631 Crest Film Productions Ltd. 702 Code, Television 737 Crest Television Productions 499 Coffman Film, Inc. 497 Crestview Productions Ltd. 702 Colburn, John Associates, Inc. 497 Crilly, Spence Film Productions 686 Collins, Pete, Ltd. 702 Critics and Writers of the Newspapers Colmes-Werrenrath Productions 492 Canada 688 Color Processes 556 U. S. 753 Colorado Broadcasters Association 655 Crosby, Bing, Enterprises, Inc. 499, 634 Colorama Features, Inc. 497 Crown Pictures International 499 Colson, H. D., & Co. 497 Crystal Pictures, Inc. 499 Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. 631 Culhane, Shamus, Productions, Inc. 499 CBS -Electronics 633 Cummings Productions 499 CBS Laboratories 633 Cutting Rooms 542 Columbia Records, Inc. 633 Radio Division 632 D Television Division 632 DBA Consolidated Television Sales (see International Div. 633 George Bagnall & Associates) 490 38A TOSHIBA 50 kW TV Transmitter DURABLE QUALITY!! In black and white and color too ! Brand names are important. For over eight and a half decades the name Toshiba has meant traditional quality and prestige to minons of people throughout the world. The next time you shop for something electrical look for the name Toshiba!

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39A D.P.M. Productions, Inc. 499 Economee Television Programs 501 Dagger Productions 499 Editor and Publisher (publication) 750 Daily Variety (publication) 750 Editorial Film Productions Ltd. 702 Dalton, Emmet Ltd. 702 Editorial Films, Inc. 502 Danziger Prods. Ltd. 702 Editors and Writers of the Newspapers Data Film Productions Ltd. 702 Canada 688 Davey, Ken, Productions 686 U.S. 753 Davis, Robert Associates, Inc. 499 Educational Films Corporation of America.. 502 Dawson, Ronald, Associates 499 Educational & Television Films Ltd. 702 Day, Francis Hunter Ltd. 702 Edward Productions, Ltd. 687 Day, Gordon M., Productions 499 Edwards, Ralph, Productions 502 Dayton Productions, Inc. 499 Eisenbach's, Jack A., Independent Producers De Gray, Denton Agency, Ltd. 702 Film Library 502 De Lane Lea Processes Ld 702 Eisenbach, Jack, Productions 502 Demby Productions, Inc. 499 Elan -Porter Productions, Inc. 502 Denmark: General Industry Statistics 731 Eland, George, Studios 687 Denove, Jack, Productions, Inc. 500 Electrical Trades Union 724 Department of the Army, Radio and TV Electronic & Appliance Specialist (publica- Branch 500 tion) 750 Dephoure Studios, Inc. 500 Electronic Industries Association 656 Depicto Films, Inc. 500 Electronic Industries Association of Canada 684 Derel Producing Associates 500 Electronic Industries (publication) 750 Desilu Productions, Inc. 500, 634 Electronic Technician (publication) 750 De Wolfe Ltd. 702 Electronics (publication) 751 Disney, Walt, Productions, Ltd. 702 Elektra Film Productions, Inc. 502 Disney, Walt, Productions 500 Elgar, Peter, Productions, Inc. 502 Distributors of Trailers 565 Elliot, Unger and Elliot, Inc. 502 Distributors and Producers Emerson Film Corp. 502 Canada 687 Emerson Radio & Phonograph Corp. 635 Great Britain 698 Emperor Films, Inc. 503 U.S. 486, 627 Empire Film Productions 702 Don Lee Network (see RKO General, Inc.) .. 643 Empire Films, Inc. 503 Dorian Film Productions Ltd. 702 Empire Production Corp. 503 Dorland Advertising Ltd. 702 Enders, Robert J., Inc. 503 Dougfair Corporation 501 Endorsements, Inc. (TV) 503 Douglas Productions 501 Entertainment Productions, Inc. 503, 635 Dramatists Guild of the Authors League of Episcopal Actors Guild of America, Inc. .... 656 America, Inc. 655 Equipment, Lighting 541 Drummer Films Ltd. 702 Equipment Manufacturers, British 726 Dryer, Sherman H., Productions 501 Equipment Manufacturers, Canadian 684 Dube, Harry S. (Producer) 501 Equipment, Studio 549 Dublin Film Prods., Ltd. 702 Era Productions, Inc. 503 DuBroff, Sid, Productions 501 Ewart & Company (Studio) Ltd. 703 Du Mont, Allen B., Laboratories, Inc. 634 Explorers Pictures Corp. 503 Dunclaren Productions 686 Dunn, Cal, Studios 501 Durham International Films, Inc. 501 F Dynamic Films, Inc. 501 F. C. I. Incorporated S03 Faillace Productions, Inc. 503 Fair Deal Motion Picture Service 504 E Fairbanks, Douglas, Ltd. 703 Fairbanks, Jerry, Productions 504, 635 Eagle Studio Ltd. 702 Fairbanks, "Tiny," Enterprises, Inc. 504 Eaton, T., Co. Ltd. 687 Falk, Richard R., Associates 504 40A HERBERT B. LEONARD

Producer

"ROUTE 66" - ABC-TV

"THE NAKED CITY" - CBS -TV

"THE VENTURERS" (for 1961-62)

41A Fame (publication) 749 Filmcraft Productions 506 Fame -Motion Picture Daily Poll Filmorama Ltd. 687 TV Champions, 1949-59 604 Films for Television of Hollywood, Inc. 506 Family Films, Inc. 504 Films, Feature Family Theatre, Inc. 504 Feature Releases, 1944-59 313 Famous Artists Corporation 504 Films of Industry 703 Fan Magazines 759 Films of the Nations Distributors, Inc. 506 Fancey, E. J., Productions Ltd. 703 Films of Scotland 724 Feature Films Filmvideo Releasing Corp. 506 Feature Releases, 1944-59 313 Filmways, Inc. 506 Fedderson, Don, Productions 504 Film -Wide 506 Federal Communications Bar Association 656 Finland Federal Communications Commission 656 General Industry Statistics 731 Federal Telefilms, Inc. 504 Fiore Films 506 Federation of Film Unions 724 First Aid Employees, Local 767 (IATSE) Fennell, Paul J., Co. 504 Los Angeles 658 Ferrin, Frank, Productions 505 Fishbin, Frieda 506 Film -Aide 505 Five Star Productions, Inc. 506 Film Art Television Pictures 688 Flagg Films, Inc. 506 Film Art Trailers 687 Flamingo Films, Inc. 506 Film Artistes' Association 724 Fleetwood Films, Inc. 507 Film Arts Productions, Inc. 505 Fletcher Film Productions 687 Film Arts Quarterly 751 Florida Association of Broadcasters 657 Film Associates, Inc. 505 Flying A Pictures, Inc. 507 Film Aviation Services Ltd. 703 Folio Enterprises, Inc. 507 Film/Av News 751 Ford, Maurice, Television Service 703 Film Carriers 566 Fordel Films, Inc. 507 Film Casting Association Ltd. 724 Format Films, Inc. 507 Film Centre Ltd. 703 Formont Film Corporation 507 Film Classic Exchange 505 Fortune Features, Inc. 507 Film Creations, Inc. 505 Fortune Merchandising Corp. (Productions Film Effects Div.) 507 British 714 Fotovox, Inc. 507 U.S. 542 Foundation Films Corp. 507 Film Exchanges 557 Four Falconers Ltd. 703 Film House, Inc. 505 Four Provinces Films Ltd. 703 Film House Prods., Ltd. 703 Four Star Films Inc. 508 Film Images, Inc. 505 Fox, Geo., Corp., The 508 Film Laboratories 553 Fox, Harry, Agent and Trustee 657 Film Laboratory Association 724 Fox -Marquis Product?ons, Inc. 508 Film Libraries, Stock -Shot 557 Framer, Walt, Productions 508 Film Partnership Ltd. 703 France: Film Processing, Raw Stock and Storage 553 General Industry Statistics 731 Film Producers Association of New York .. 656 Franklin Television Productions 508 Film Producers & Distributors Fremantle of Canada, Ltd. 688 Britain 698 Fremantle International, Inc. 508 Canada 686 Fremantale International, Inc. 703 French U.S. 486 Broadcasting System (Radiodiffusion Film Storage Vaults 557 Francaise) in No. America 635 Funt, Film Studios of Chicago, Ill. 505 Allen A., Productions 508 Film Surveys Ltd. 703 Film Vision Corp. 505 G Film Workshop Ltd. 703 Filmack Studios 505 GBA Productions 509 Filmaster Inc. 505 G.H.W. Productions Ltd. 703

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1416 NORTH LA BREA AVENUE HOLLYWOOD 28, CALIFORNIA H011ywood 9-2731 Gallagher Films, Inc. 509 Green, Lewis G., Productions 511 Ganz, William J., Co., Inc. 509 Greene, Ben, Film Prods. 511 Gate Film Productions Ltd. 703 Greenfield, Ernest Wm., Adv., Inc. 511 Gateway Film Productions Ltd. 703 Greshler, Abner, Productions, Inc. 511 Gateway Television Productions Ltd. 703 Griffin Animations Ltd. 703 GeeFilms Ltd. 703 Gross, Gerry -Madison Productions, Inc. ... 511 General Artists Corp. 509 Gross-Krasne, Inc. 511,636 General Electric Co. 635 Group Two Animation Ltd. 703 General Films Ltd. 688 Guedel, John, Productions 511 General Television Enterprises, Inc. 509 Guided Tour Prod. 511 Geographic Film Corp. 509 Guild Films Co., Inc. 511, 636 Georgia Association of Broadcasters 657 Guild of Film Production Executives 724 Gerald Productions, Inc. 509 Guild Television Service Ltd. 703 Germany: Guilds and Unions 650 General Industry Statistics 731 Gertz, Mitchell, Agency, Inc. 509 Gibbs, John E., & Co., Inc. 509 H Gifford Animation, Inc. 509 Glass Seltzer Ltd. 703 H.F.H. (Producer) 512 Glenar Studios 509 Hack, Herman, Prods. and Scripture Film 512 Global Telefilms, Inc. 509 Halas & Batchelor Cartoon Films Ltd. 704 Global Television Services Utd. 703 Hall, Henry, Enterprises Ltd. 704 Globe Releasing Corp. 510 Halliford Studios 704 Globe TV Corporation 510 Hamilton Wright Org., Inc. 512 Gold, Melvin L. Enterprises 510 Handel Film Corp. 512 Golden Associates, Inc. 510 Hankinson Studio, Inc. 512 Golden Key Productions, Inc. 510 Hanover Pictures, Inc. 512 Golden Snowball Division, Victor Kayfetz Hardy, Stewart Films Ltd. 704 Prods., Inc. 510 Harper, Campbell, Films Ltd. 704 Goldstone, Nat C., Productions, Inc. 510 Harris-Tuchman Prods. 512 Gomalco, Enterprises 510 Harriscope, Inc. 512 Gomalco Productions, Inc. 510 Hartley Prods., Inc. 513 Goodman, Harry S., Productions 510 Hartley -Ward Films, Ltd. 704 Goodman, Martin, Productions 510 Harvey Cartoon Studios, Inc. 513 Goodson-Todman Productions 510, 636 Hawaiian Association of Radio & Television Government Units, British 694 Broadcasters 657 Governor TV Attractions, Inc. 511 Hawke Studios Ltd 704 Granada -TV Network Ltd. 698 Hawthorne Motion Picture Co., Ltd. 704 Gray -O'Reilly Studios 511 Hearst Metrotone News, Inc. 704 Great Britain Helios Telefilm Productions Ltd. 704 Advertising Agencies 715 Helso Pictures Corp. 513 Associations 723 Henley, Arthur, Productions 513 British Broadcasting Corporation 631, 694 Heritage Productions 513 Camera Equipment 711 Heron Films 704 Equipment Manufacturers 726 Hirsch, Sidney (distributor) 513 Government Units & Program Contractors 694 Hoffberg Productions, Inc. 513 Laboratories 712 Holdsworth, Gerard, Ltd. 704 Libraries, Film & Music 712 Holland: General Industry Statistics 732 Market Research 712 Hollywood Film Commercials 513 Producers and Distributors 698 Hollywood Film Enterprises, Inc. 513 Recording Studios 713 Hollywood Prevue Theatre Prod. 513 Services for Producers 711 Hollywood Reporter (publication) 751 Studios 714 Hollywood Television Service, Inc. .... 514, 637 Titling -Special Effects 714 Holmes, Francis, J. S. Film Prods. 687 Great Films, Inc. 511 Holst & Male, Inc. 514 44A ARDMORE FILM STUDIOS IRELAND THREE FULLY EQUIPPED SOUND STAGES TWO 100' x 80' ONE WITH CENTRE TANK 24' x 20' x 10' ONE 60'x50' Each large stage self contained with star and other dressing rooms, crowd rooms, wardrobes, makeup and hairdressing rooms

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45A Howard & Howard Ltd. 704 International Photographers of the Motion Howard Radio-TV Productions (see Academy Picture Industries (Cameramen), IPMPI Film Prods., Inc.) 486 Locals (IATSE) 658 Hoyt, Harry O., Productions 514 International Productions, Ltd., The 687 Hu Chain Associates 514 International 16mm Corporation 515 Hudiburg, Lucille, Productions 514 International Telemeter Corporation 637 Hyams, T.V. Films, Inc. 514 International Television Services Ltd. 704 Hygo Television Films, Inc. 637 Inter -State Films Ltd. 704 Hylton, Jack, Television Prods., Ltd. 704 Interstate Television Corp. 515 Inter -TV Film. Ltd. 688 Inter -World Film Co., Inc. 516 Iowa Broadcasters Association 663 Ireland: General Industry Statistics 732 IATSE (International Alliance of Theatrical Israel: Stage Employes & Moving Picture Opera- General Industry Statistics 732 tors of the U.S. & Canada (AFL-CIO) .. 658 Italy: IBEW, Local 40 (Film) 663 General Industry Statistics 732 ITC of Canada Ltd. 688 IWF, Inc. (Imperial World Films) 514 J Idaho Broadcasters Association 657 Ideal Pictures, Inc. 514 1 & M Productions, Inc. 516 Illinois Broadcasters Association 657 Jam Handy Organization, The 516 Impact Productions, Ltd. 704 Jamieson Film Company 516 Impact Telefilms Ltd. 704 Janson -Smith, Peter, Ltd. 705 Imperial World Films (see IWF, Inc.) 514 Japan: Imppro Productions, Inc. 514 General Industry Statistics 732 Incorporated Society of British Advertisers . 724 Jayark Films Corp. 516 Incorporated Television Co. Ltd. (ITC) ... 704 Jenkins, Cyril Prods. Ltd. 705 Independent Cine Art Ltd. 704 Jerrold Electronics Corporation 637 Independent Film Distributors Ltd. 704 Jewell Radio and Television Productions ... 516 Independent Motion Picture Machine Opera- Jewish Theatrical Guild of America, Inc , tors and Television Employees, Inc. 657 The 663 Independent Producers Film Exchanges, Inc. 514 Jingles, Commercial 548 Independent Television Authority 694 Johnny Johnston-J. J. Jingles Ltd. (producer) 705 Independent Television Companies Associa- Joseph, Robert, Television Productions .... 517 tion, Ltd. 725 Journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Independent Television Corp. 515, 637 Television Engineers (publication) 751 Independent Television News, Ltd. 696 Indiana Broadcasters Association, Inc. 657 Information Productions, Inc. .515 K Institute for Education by Radio -Television. 658 Institute of Practitioners in Advertising 725 Kansas Association o^ Radio Broadcasters .. 663 Institute of Radio Engineers 658 Karlen, Bernard E. 517 Intelfilms Ltd. 704 Kavanagh Productions Ltd. 705 Intercollegiate Broadcasting System 637 Kay -EM Film Company 517 International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Kayfetz, Victor, Productions, Inc. 517 Employes & Moving Picture Machine Oper- Keitz and Herndon 517 ators of the U.S. and Canada (AFL-CIO) 658 Kelsey -Fraser Productions 517 International Broadcasting Co., Ltd. 704 Kenco Films, Inc. 517 International Brotherhood of Electrical Work- Kentucky Broadcasters Association 664 ers (AFL) 663 Kerkow, Herbert, Inc. 517 International Film Associates CorpTV .... 515 Key Productions, Inc. 517 International Film Bureau, Inc. 515 Keystone Broadcasting System, Inc. 637 International Geographic Pictures 515 Kier Film Co. 517 International Photographer (publication) .. 751 Killiam Shows, Inc. 517 46A Productions 520 King Bros. Productions, Inc. 517 Lieb, Jack 541 King, John Reed, Enterprises, Inc. 518 Lighting Equipment 520 King, Kenneth Enterprises 705 Lilly, Lou, Productions 705 Kirtocrat Films Ltd. 705 Linfilms Ltd. 571 Kleiman Productions 518 Literary and Talent Agencies 705 Kluge Film Productions 518 Little, King & Partners, Ltd. 521 Knickerbocker Productions, Inc. 518 Lloyd, Jack (Producer) 705 Korea (South) Location Sound Facilities Ltd. 705 General Industry Statistics ...... 733 London Films Longenecker, Robert, Agency (see Telepak) 531 Lott Video Productions 521 L Louisiana Association of Broadcasters 664 Love, James, Productions, Inc. 521 LMH Film Productions, Inc. 518 Loveton, John W. (producer) 521 Laboratories Loveton-Schubert Productions, Inc. 521 685 Canada Luce, Ralph, Productions 521 Great Britain 712 Lyons & Lyons, Inc. 521 U.S. 553 Labs. Photo Reproduction 556 Laboratory Technicians, Locals (IATSE) 659 M LaBrea Productions, Inc. 518 Laguna Productions, Inc. 518 MC Pictures, Inc. 521 Lakeside Television Co., Inc. 518 MCA Canada, Ltd. 688 Lance Productions, Inc. 518 MCA -TV, Ltd. Film Syndication Divi - Lancer Productions, Inc. 518 sion 521,638 Lane, Kent, Films, Inc. 519 M.E. Films Ltd. 705 Langton Films Ltd. 705 MGM -TV, a Division of Metro -Goldwyn -May- Larchmont TV Studios, Inc. (see TV Guild er, Inc. 521 Productions, Inc.) 530 MKR Films, Ltd. 521 Lassner, Wynn, Assoc. Inc. 519 MPA-TV (Motion Picture Advertising Serv- Latin -America Radio & TV Corporation 519 ice Co., Inc.) 521 Laufman, Herbert S., & Company 519 MPO Videotronics, Inc. 521 Laurel Films, Ltd. 688 MSS Recording Company Ltd. 706 Lavoie Prods. 687 Macqueen Film Organization Ltd. 705 Lawrence, Robert, Productions, Inc. 519 Magazines Lawrence, Robert Prods. (Canada) Ltd. 687 Fan 759 Lebanon Trade 748 General Industry Statistics 733 Magnavox Co. 638 Leichter, Mitchell (producer, distributor) .. 519 Maine Radio and TV Broadcasters Associa - Leonard Films 519 tion 664 Leonard, Herbert B., Productions, Inc. .... 520 Make-up Artists & Hair Stylists, Locals Lester, Gene, Productions 520 (IATSE) 659 Levene, Carol, Productions 520 Mancunian Film Corporation 705 Lewis Day & Knight Films & TV Productions Manufacturers, Set 627 Ltd. 705 Maps, Television Network 20A Lewis, Lester H., Associates 520 Marathon TV Newsreel 705 Lewis & Martin Films, Inc. 520 Marathon TV Newsreel, Inc. 521 Lewis Sound Films 520 Mark VII, Ltd. 521 Lewis, Vernon, Productions, cinc. 520 Market Research Libra Film Distributors & Producers 520 British 712 Libraries Canada 685 British 712 U.S. 549 Film Stock -Shot 557 Markow, Jack, and Co. 687 Music 543 Marterto Productions, Inc. 521 Library Films, Inc. 520 Martin Films Ltd. 705 47A Martlet Productions Ltd. 705 Motion Picture Centre Ltd. 687 Maryland-D.C. Broadcasters Association 664 Motion Picture Customers, Local 705 Mash Engineering Models Ltd. 705 (IATSE-AFL), Hollywood 659 Massachusetts Broadcasters Association 664 Motion Picture Crafts Service Local 727 661 Master Film Studios, Ltd. 687 Motion Picture Daily (publication) 749 Master Films Distributors, Inc. 522 Motion Picture Daily-Fame Poll TV Cham- Masterpiece Productions, Inc. 522 pions, 1949.59 604 Mavro Television Company 522 Motion Picture Film Editors, Locals (IATSE) 660 Maxwell, Robert, Association 522 Motion Picture Herald (publication) 748 McCadden Productions 522 Motion Picture Productions, Inc. 523 McConkey, Mack, Productions 522 Motion Picture Screen Cartoonists Locals 732 660 McCrory, John, Studios 522 Motion Picture Service Co. 523 McLendon Radio Pictures, Inc. 522 Motion Picture Set Painters Local 729 McNamara Productions, Inc. 522 (IATSE), Hollywood 660 Meadway Prods. Ltd. 705 Motion Picture Studio Art Craftsmen Local Medallion TV Enterprises, Inc. 522 790 660 Mercha ndisers 549 Motion Picture Screen Cartoonists Locals Meridan Productions Corp., Ltd. 687 (IATSE) 660 Merit Productions, Inc. 522 Motion Picture Studio Cartoonists Local 839 Merit TV Productions Ltd. 687 (IATSE), Hollywood 660 Merriwell, Frank, Enterprises 522 Motion Picture Studio Cinetechnicians Local Metro Artist Bureau 522 789 (IATSE), Hollywood 660 Metropolitan Broadcasting Corporation .... 638 Motion Picture Studio Electrical Technicians Mexico: Local 728 (IATSE), Hollywood 660 General Industry Statistics 733 Motion Picture Studio Grips, Local 80 Michelson, Charles, Inc. 522 (IATSE), Hollywood 660 Michigan Association of Broadcasters 664 Motion Picture and Television Facilities Ltd... 705 Mike & Screen Press Directory (publication) 751 Motorola Inc. 638 Milinair, Nicole, Productions, Ltd. 705 Movietonews, Inc. 523 Milner-Fenwick, Inc. 522 Murphy, Owen, Productions, Inc. 523 Ministar Film Productions Ltd. 687 Music, Music Libraries and Music Cutting Missionary Audio -Visual College 687 British 712 Mississippi Broadcasters Association 664 U.S. 543 Missouri Broadcasters Association 664 Music Publishers' Protective Association, Inc. 664 Mode -Art Pictures, Inc. 522 Musical-Creative Practitioners 706 Modell, Arthur B., TV Productions, Inc. .... 522 Musical Features, Inc. 523 Modern Teleservice, Inc. 522 Musicians Mutual Protective Association (Lo- Mogull's Films 522 cal 47, AFM) 664 Monitor Telefilms, Ltd. 705 Musicians' Union (British) 725 Monkhouse, Bob & Denis Goodwin Agency Musk, Cecil, Ltd. 706 Asso. 705 Mutual Broadcasting System, Inc. 639 Montaigne's Ltd. 687 Myerberg, Michael, Productions, Inc. 523 Montana Radio Stations, Inc. 664 Moran Film Company, Inc. 522 Moreland -Latchford Productions 687 N Morris, Dwight, Productions 522 Morris, Nelson, Productions, Inc. 522 NABUG (see National Association of Morris, William, Agency, Inc. 523 Broadcast Unions and Guilds) 665 Morton Productions 523 NBC Television Films 523 Moss, Herbert M., Productions 523 N. T. A. International Inc. 706 Motion Picture Advertising Service Co., Inc. 523 NTA Television Network 642 Motion Picture Almanac (publication) .... 749 NTA Telefilm (Canada) Ltd. 688 Motion Picture Assistant Directors' & Script Nassour Pictures, Inc. 523 Clerks Union, Local 161 (IATSE), New National Academy of Television Arts and York 659 Sciences 665

48A National Association for Better Radio & Tele- Nicholas Cartoon Films Ltd. 706 vision 665 Nicoll, Oliver W., Productions 524 National Association of Broadcast Unions & Niles, Fred A., Productions, Inc. 524 Guilds (NAUBUG) 665 Norbert Productions, Inc. 524 National Association of Education Broad- North American Television Productions, Inc. 524 casters 665 North Carolina Association of Broadcasters, National Association of Performing Artists 665 Inc. 667 National Association of Broadcasters 665 North Dakota Broadcasters Association 667 National Association of Theatrical and Kline North of Scotland Television Ltd. 698 Employees 725 Norway: General Industry Statistics 734 National Audience Board, Inc. 666 National Broadcasting Co. Inc. Britain 706 o U.S. 639 National Community Antenna Ass'n. O'Brien, Ray Film Productions Ltd. 706 of Canada 683 Odyssey Productions, Inc. 524 National Exhibitors Theatre Television Com- Official Films, Inc. 524, 642 mittee 666 Ohio Association of Broadcasters 667 National Film Agency 706 Okinawa National Film Board 688 General Industry Statistics 734 National Interest Picture Productions Ltd. 706 Oklahoma Broadcasters Association 667 524 National Productions (see Enders, Robert J , Okun, Lillian, Productions Inc.) 503 Omega Productions, Inc. 687 National Programming Service 523 On Film, Inc. 524 National Screen Service Corp., Television and Onyx Picture Corp. 524 Industrial Films Div. 523 Opero Cameos TV Productions 524 National Screen Service Ltd. 706 Orb Film Distribution Ltd. 706 National Telefilm Associates, Inc. 523, 642 Oregon Association of Broadcasters 667 National Telefilm Associates (U.K.) Ltd ... 706 Organizations National Television Film Council 666 Canada 686 National Union of General and Municipal Great Britain 723 Workers 725 U.S. 649 National Variety Artists, Inc. 666 World Market 729 Nationwide Pictures 523 Orion Picture Corporation 706 Nationwide Television Corp. 524 Owens, Harry, Television Prods. 524 Neal, Stanley, Productions, Inc. 524 Nebraska Broadcasters Association 666 Nemeth, Ted, Studios 524 P Network Mops, Television 20A Network Programs 579 Packaged Programs, Inc. 524 Networks 628 Pan-American Television Corp. 524 Nevada State Broadcasters Association 666 Paragon Pictures, Inc. 524 New Albion Films, Inc. 524 Paramount Television Productions, Inc. 524 New Faces 706 Parkside Film Productions Ltd. 706 New Hampshire Association of Broadcasters 667 Parry Films, Ltd. 687

New Jersey Broadcasters Association ...... 667 Parry, Paul, Productions, Inc. 525 New Mexico Broadcasters Association ..... 667 Parsons, Lindsley, Productions, Inc. 525 New York State Association of Radio and Partington, Jack, Television Productions 525 Television Broadcasters 667 Pathe-Deluxe Canada Ltd. 687 Newsfilm, Inc. 524 Pathescope Productions 525 Newspapers, Television Editors and Writers Patin, Ray, Productions 525 Canada 688 Paxton Records 706 U.S. 753 Peabody, George Foster, Awards for 1959 605 Newsreel Producers 551 Peak Film Prods. Ltd. 706 New Zealand: General Industry Statistics 734 Pearl & Dean (Productions) Ltd. 706 49A Peckham Productions, Inc. 525 Great Britain 698 Peerless Film Processing Corp. 554 U.S. 486 Pelican Films, Inc. 525 Program Sales Incorporated 525 Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasters 667 Programs 579 Pentagon Films Titles, Ltd. 706 Poll and Award Winners 604 Peregrine Film Productions Ltd. 706 Programs for Television, Inc. (PTI) 525 Performing Right Society Ltd., The 725 Projectionists, Locals (IATSE) 661 Personal Managers' Association Ltd., The 725 Properties and Scenery 547 Peterson Productions 687 Publications Petri, Tony, Studios 525 Fan 759 Philco Corporation 643 Trade 748 Phillippines Publicists, Locals (IATSE) 661 General Industry Statistics 734 Publicity Representatives 576 Phillip Productions, Inc. 525 Puerto Rican Association of Broadcasters ... 667 Phillips-Gutkin & Assoc. Ltd. 687 Puerto Rico Philsco TV Enterprises 525 General Industry Statistics 734 Phoenix Films Ltd. 706 Puppets 544 Phonevision (see Zenith Radio Corp.) 647 Puritan Films Ltd. 707 Phonographic Performance Ltd. 725 Pye Ltd. 707 Photo Arts Productions, Inc. 525 Pyramid Productions, Inc. 525 Photo Reproductions Labs. 556 Pictures Feature Releases, 1944-59 313 Q Pictures For Business 525 Piel, David, Inc. 525 Q. E. D. Productions, Inc. 525 Pinschewer Films, Ltd. 706 Quality Films, Inc. 526 Pintoff Productions, Inc. 525 Quartet Films, Inc. 526 Plato Films Ltd. 706 Quebec Productions Corp. 687 Plymouth Films Ltd. 706 Quekett, Hugh, Ltd. 707 Poll and Award Winners 604 Quigley Publications Awards: TV Champions, Popular Television Committee 725 1949-59 604 Portland Productions, Inc. 525 Quigley Publishing Company 748 Post Pictures Corp. 525 Postmaster General of Great Britain 694 Precision Film Prods. Ltd. 706 R Premier Agency, The 707 Premier Film & Recording Corp. 525 RCA Recorded Program Services 526 Presbury, S. & Co., Ltd. 707 RCA Victor Co., Ltd. 688

Press, The RD -DR Corp. (Reader's Digest-de Roche - Fan Magazines 759 mont) 526 Newspaper Editors and Writers 753 RKO General, Inc. 643 Trade Publications 748 Rabko Television Productions, Ltd. 687 Primrose Film Productions Ltd. 707 Radiant Films 526 Princess Pictures, Inc. 525 Radio Advertising Bureau, Inc. 668 Princeton Film Center, Inc. 525 Radio Annual -Television Year Book (publica - Printers' Ink (publication) 725 tion) 752 Producers and Distributors Radio City Associates 526 Canada 686 Radio Corporation cf America 643 Great Britain 698 Radio Daily-Television Daily (Publication) 752 U.S. 486, 627 Radio and Electronic Component Manufactur- Producers of Shorts, Cartoons, Newsreels ... 551 ers' Federation 725 Production Facilities and Rental Studios .... 538 Radio -Electronics (publication) 752 Program Contractors (British) 696 Radio Features of America 526 Program Material-Producers & Distributors Radio Industry Council, The 725 Canada 686 Rodio Luxembourg (London) Ltd. 707 50A 527, 643 Radio -Newsreel -Television Working Press As- Revue Productions, Inc. 527 sociation 668 Reynolds, Stuart, Productions 668 Radio Society of Great Britain 725 Rhode Island Broadcasters Association 527 Radio Television Spots Productions, Inc. 526 Riviera Productions 687 Radio-TV Women of Southern California 668 Rock Pictures of Canada 527 Radio and Television Directors Guild (A. F. Rocket Pictures, Inc. K., Co. 527 of L.) 668 Rockett, Frederick 527 Radio and Television Executives Society, Inc. 668 Rockhill Productions Cava- Radio & Television Journal (publication) 752 Rodney -Young Productions, Inc. (see 495 Radio and Television News (publication) 752 lier Productions) 527 Radio and Television Packagers, Inc. 526 Roffman, Richard H., Associates 527 Radio & Television Retailers' Association, The 725 Rogell Productions, Inc. 527 Radio and Television Sound Effects, Local Rolab Studios Inc. 527 844 (IATSE), New York 661 Rosamond Productions, 527 Radio and Television Weekly (publication) 752 Ross -Danzig Productions Productions, Ltd. 707 Radiovision, Ltd. 707 Ross Radio & Television 752 Radiowriters Association 725 Ross Reports Television Index (publication) 527 Rainbow Island Productions, Inc. 526 Rourke, Jack, Productions 527 Rainbow Pictures, Inc. 526 Rouzer, Danny, Studio Rowson, Ron Associates Ltd. 707 Raleigh Productions (1953) Ltd...... , .. . 707 707 Ram Productions 526 Roxy Film (G.B.) Ltd. Random Film Productions Ltd. 707 Russia (see U.S.S.R.) Rank Film Distributors of Canada Ltd. 688 Rank Screen Services Ltd. 707 555 Rapid Film Technique S Raw Stock Manufacturers 557 Rawlins -Grant, Inc. 526 Samaritan Films 707 Rawlings, Donald Ltd. 707 Samuels, Sam (Packager) 527 Ray, Reid H., Film Industries, Inc. 526 Saperstein, Abe, TV Enterprises 527 Rayant Pictures Ltd. 707 Saphier, James L. Agency, Inc. 527 Reader's Digest-deRochemont (see RD -DR Sapphire Films Ltd. 707 Corp.) 526 Sarra, Inc. 527 Realist Film Unit Ltd. 707 Scenery and Properties 547 Record Companies 552 Scenic Artists, Local 816 (LATSE), Los An- Recording, Re -Recording & Mixing Studios 540 geles 661 Recording Studios (British) 713 Schafer, Kermit, Radio & Television Produc- Recording, Tape 540 tions 527 Redlin Productions, Inc. 526 Schofield, Stanley Productions, Ltd. 707 Reed, Roland, Productions, Inc. 526, 643 Schubert, Bernard L., Inc. 527 Reela Films, Inc. 526 Schwimmer, Walter, Productions, Inc. 528 Reemack Enterprises, Inc. 526 Science Films Ltd. 707 Regal Films (Canada) Ltd. 687 Science Pictures, Inc. 528 Regal Television Pictures Corp. 526 Scotland Regent Film & Television Productions, Ltd. 707 General Industry Statistics 734 Regent Pictures, Inc. 526 Scottish Television Ltd. 698 Regis Films 526 Screen Actors Guild 668 Relay Services Association of Great Britain 725 Screen Directors Guild 669 Rental Studios and Production Facilities .... 538 Screen Directors' Guild of America, Inc 669 Reproduction, Photo Labs 556 Assistant Directors' Council 669 Republic Productions (Great Britain) Ltd. 707 Screen Directors' Guild Benevolent & Edu- Republic Television Features 527 cation Foundation 669 Research, Market Screen Directors', Inc. 669 British 712 Screen Directors International Guild 669 Canada 685 Screen Gems, Inc. 528,644 U.S. 549 Screen Gems (Canada) Ltd. 688

51A Screen Gems Ltd. 708 Shells Productions, Inc. 528 Screen Partners Ltd. 708 Shellrick Corp. 528 Screen Scores 708 Shepperton Television Films Ltd. 708 Screen -Televideo Productions, Inc. 528 Shorts Producers 551 Screening Rooms 568 Showcase Productions, Inc. 528 Screenspace Ltd. 708 Show Corporation of America 528 Scripture Films (see Hack, Herman, Produc- Signet TV 528 tions) 512 Simmel-Merservey TV Productions 528 Scudder Boyd Films, Inc. 528 Simon, Al Productions 529 Seaver-Leftwich, Inc. 528 Sinclair Film Company Ltd. 708 Semaphore Film Corporation 528 Singleton, W. J., & Co. 687 Services Sixteen Screen Service Co. 529 Animation 544 Sixteen Services Ltd. 708 Camera Sales, Rentals, Repairs 541 Skiatron Electronics and Television Corpora- Canada 683 tion 644 Color Processes 556 Skibo Productions, Inc. 529 Commercial Jingles 548 Skinner, Charles E., Productions 529 Consultants 548 Sleeping Giant Films, Inc. 529 Costumes & Uniforms 544 Slesinger, Stephen, Inc. 529 Cutting Rooms 542 Slides-Telops 549 Film Carriers 566 Smith, Fletcher, Studios, Inc. .529 Film Effects 542 Smith, Warren R., Inc. 529 Film Exchanges 557 Snader Productions, Inc. 644 Film Libraries 557 Society of Authors 725 Film Storage 557 Society of Film and Television Arts Ltd. ... 725 Laboratories 553 Society of Motion Picture Art Directors .... 670 Lighting Equipment 541 Society of Motion Picture and Television En - Market Research 549 gineers 670 Merchandisers 549 Songwriters Guild (of Great Britain) 725 Music, Music Libraries, Music Cutting ... 543 Sonnenreich, Joseph I. (Producer) 529

Producers of Shorts, Cartoons, Newsreels . 551 Sonney Amusement Enterprises, Inc. 529 Properties and Scenery 547 Sound Drama (Micro High Fidelity) Ltd. .. 708 Publicity Representatives 576 Sound Effects 540 Puppets 544 Sound Film Music Bureau Ltd. 725 Raw Stock Manufacturers 557 Sound -Film Services Ltd. 708 Record Companies 552 Sound Masters, Inc. 529 Recording, Re -Recording & Mixing Soundac Productions, Inc. 529 Studios 540 South Africa Rental Studios and Production Facilities 538 General Industry Statistics 735 Screening Rooms 568 South Carolina Broadcasters Association .... 670 Slides-Telops 549 South Dakota Broadcasters Association 670 Sound Effects 540 Southern California Broadcasters Association 670 Stop Watches 549 Southern Television Ltd. 698 Studio Equipment 549 Sovereign Films Ltd. 708 Talent and Literary Agencies 540 Sovereign Films (Canada), Ltd. 688 Tape Recording Facilities 571 Sovereign Productions, Inc. (see Reynolds, Trailer Distributors 565 Stuart, Productions) 527 Sesac, Inc. 670 Spaeth Sigmund (Producer) 5$9 Set Designers and Model Makers, Local 847 Specialised Unit Facilities Ltd. 708 (IATSE), Hollywood 661 Specialty Television Films, Inc. 529 Set Manufacturers 627 Spectrum Film Productions 687 Seven Arts Productions Ltd. 688 Spence Caldwell Ltd. 688 Seven Seas Films Ltd. 708 Sponsor (publication) 752 Sharpe -Lewis Productions 528 Sponsor Film Services Corporation, Ltd. .... 688 Sharp' Television Services Ltd. 708 Sportlite, Inc. 529

52A Sports Broadcasters Association 670 Sutherland, John, Productions, Inc. 530 Sports TV, Inc. 529 Sweden Spotlite News, Inc. 529 General Industry Statistics 735 Square Deal Pictures Corp. 529 Swift Film Productions 708 Stage Employees, Locals (IATSE) 662 Swift -Chaplin Productions, Inc. 530 Stage Five Productions 529 Switzerland: General Industry Statistics .... 735 Standard Television Corp. (Hollywood) 529 Sylvania Electric Products, Inc. 645 Stanley -Marshall, Inc. 529 Sym, Michael J., Studios 687 Star Entertainment Corporation 529 Syndicated Films 530 Starflight Corporation 530 Syndicated Programs 579 Stark, Wilbur -Jerry Layton, Inc. 530 Station Distributors, Inc. 530 Station Representatives Association, Inc. 671 T Canada 680

U.S. 622 T -bar -V Productions, Inc. 530 Station Representatives Association, Inc. .... 671 T.C.A. 530 Stations T.V. Advertising Ltd. 709 Canada 676 TV Attractions 530 U.S. and Territories & Possessions ...... 406 T.V. Commercials Ltd. 709 World Market 729 TV Film Program Directory (publication) .. 753 Statistics 9A TV Film Source Book 646 Stempel, Frank, Agency 530 TV Guild Productions, Inc. 530 Stephens, William, Company 530 TV and Motion Picture Productions, Inc. 530 Sterling Film Ltd. 688 TV-Radio Life (publication) 753 Sterling Television Company, Inc. 530, 644 T.V. Scripts Ltd. 709 Stewart Films 708 TV Spots, Inc. 530 Stock -Shot Film Libraries 557 TV Unlimited, Inc. 531 Stockdale and Company 530 T -V Visuals, Inc. 531 Stoessel, Fredric, Inc. 530 T.W.W. Ltd. 698 Stop Watches 549 Talbot Television Ltd. 708 Storage Vaults, Film 557 Talent Associates, Ltd. 531 Storer Broadcasting Company 645 Talent and Literary Agencies 571 Story Analysts, Local 854 (IATSE), Holly- Tantamount Pictures, Inc. 531 wood 662 Tape -Films, Inc. 531 Storyboard, Inc. 530 Tape Recording Facilities 540 Strausberg, Jack, Productions 530 Taylor -Roffman Productions Ltd. 687 Streech, Wilbur, Productions, Inc. 530 TeeVee Company, The 531 Strickland Film Co. 530 Teitel Television Films 531 Studio Equipment 549 Tel Ra Productions 531 Studio Grips, Local 80 (IATSE), Hollywood 660 Tele -America, Inc. 531 Studio Mechanics, Locals (IATSE) 662 Telecast Films, Inc. 531 Studio Projectionists, Local 165 (IA -SE), Telecine Film Studios, Inc. 531 Hollywood 662 Telecommunication Engineering and Manu- Studio Property Craftsmen, Local 44 facturing Association 726 (IATSE), Hollywood 663 Tele Features, Inc. 531 Studio 7, Production de Films 687 Telefilm Enterprises 531 Studios Telefilm, Inc. 531 Great Britain 713 Telefilms of Canada 688 U.S. 538 Telefilms & Recorders (London) Ltd. 708 Telemated Motion Pictures 531 Sturm, Bill, Studios, Inc. 530 Telemount Pictures, Inc. 531 Subscriber -Vision (see Skiatron Electronics Telenews 531 and Television Corp.) 644 Telenews Productions, Inc. 531 Sun Dial Films, Inc. 530 Telepak 531 Surinam International Enterprises 530 Tele -Productions Ltd. 708

53A Co. Ltd. 709 TelePrompTer Corporation 645 Thames & Clyde Film Productions 687 Telerecording Ltd. 708 Thatcher Film Inc. 671 Tele -Sessions, Inc. (TNT) 646 Theatre Authority, 532 Telescene Film Productions Co. 531 Theatre Guild, The Television, Inc. (TNT) .. 646 Tele -Screen Services 708 Theatre Network Productions Ltd 709 Teletales, The News Letter of The Television Theatre and Variety World 752 Theatrical & Video Corp. 532 Attendants, Locals Tele -Ventures London Ltd. 709 Theatrical Wardrobe 663 Television Adventure Films Corp. (TAFCO) 531 (IATSE) Inc. 532 Television Age (publication) 753 Theodore Productions, The 532 Television Almanac (publication) 749 Thompson-Koch Co., Inc., 753 Television Broadcasting Service, Inc. 532 Tide (publication) 532 Television Broadcasting Studio Employes, Toddy Pictures Co. Co., Ltd. 709 Local 794 (IATSE), New York 663 Toff, David Music Publishing ... Inc. 532 Television Bureau of Advertising 671 Toreto Enterprises, 532 Television Champions, 1949-59 604 Tower Productions Television Clearing House 532 Towers of London Ltd. 709 748 Television Code, The 737 Trade Publications 565 Television Daily (publication) (see Radio Trailer Distributors 532 Daily -Television Daily) 752 Trans Artists Productions, Inc. Ltd. 709 Television Digest with Electronics Reports Transatlantic Pictures Corporation 687 (publication) 753 Trans -Canada Films, Ltd. 646 Television Exploitation (distributor) 532 Trans -continent Television Corporation 532 Television Facilities (London) Ltd. 708 Trans -Continental -Films, Inc. 533 Television Features of America 532 Transfilm-Caravel, Incorporated 533 Television Film Associates, Inc. 671 Transfilm-Wylde Animation 533 Television Film Studios Ltd. 708 Trans -Lux Television Corporation 533 Television Graphics, Inc. 532 Transvideo Corporation of America 533 Television Ideas Ltd. 708 Trans -Video Productions Limited Ltd. 687 Television Industries, Inc. 532 Trans World Film Laboratories 533 Television International Co. 532 Trans -World Films, Inc. 533 Television Library, Inc. 532 Tressel Studio 709 Television Magazine (publication) 753 Triumph Films, Inc. Ltd. 709 Television Press Agency Ltd. 709 Tunnel Film Productions Television Programmes (Distributors) Ltd. 709 Turkey: General Industry Statistics 735 533 Television and Radio Advertising Services Twentieth Century -Fox Television, Inc. Ltd. 708 Twickenham Film Studios Ltd. 709 Tyne Tees Televisior Ltd. 698 Television and Radio Features of America . 532 Television and Screen Writers Guild 726 Television Stations 406 Television Screen Productions, Inc. 532 Television Society 726 Television Today (publication) 749 UPA Pictures, Inc. 533 Television Workshop Productions Ltd. .... 709 Ullman, George, Agency 533 Television Year Book (publication) (see Ra- Ullman, Richard H., Inc. 533 dio Annual -Television Year Book) 752 Ulster Television Ltd. 698 Telic, Inc. 532 Unifilms, Inc. 533 Telorama Productions, Inc. 532 Uniforms and Costumes 544 Tempe-Toons Productions, Inc. 532 Union of South Africa (see South Africa) Templar Film Studios 709 Unions and Guilds 649 Tennessee Association of Broadcasters 671 Unit Four Productions, Inc. 533 Terr, Michael, Inc. 532 United Artists Associated, Inc. 646 Texas Association of Broadcasters 671 TV Department 533 Thailand (Siam) United Artists Corporation Ltd. 688 General Industry Statistics 735 United Artists Television, Inc. 533

54A United Church of Canada 687 Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc. United Film Productions Ltd. 709 Television Division 535 United Film and Recording Studios 533 Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution. Co., Ltd. 688

United, Motion Pictures (London) Ltd. 709 Warwick Television ' Productions Ltd. 710 United Nations-Radio Division of Public Washington State Association of Broadcasters -672 Information Department 672 Weinberger, Josef, Ltd. 710 United Press Associations 534 Weiss, Adrian, Productions 535 United Press International Films .709 Weiss, Louis, & Co. 535, 647 United States Productions, Inc. 534 Werling, Rupe (Producer) 535 United World Films, Inc. 534, 646 West of England Film Unit Ltd. 710 Unity Television Corp. 646 West Virginia Broadcasters Association .... 672 Universal Pictures Co., Inc., Television 534 Western Television Ltd. 710 Utah Broadcasters Association 672 Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. 647 Westinghouse Electric Corp. (TV-Radio Di- vision) 647 Westminster Film Ltd. (Canada) 687 V Westminster Films Ltd. 710 Westward Productions, Ltd. 535 VPI Productions (Video Pictures Inc.) .. 534 Westward Television Ltd. 698 Van Coevering Productions 534 Ross Studios, Inc. 535 Van Praag Productions 534 Wetzel, What's New in Television (publication) 753 Van, Wally, Productions 534 ... White & Cates Productions, Inc. 535 Van Con Productions Ltd. 709 Whitehead TV Pictures, Inc. 535 Variety (publication) 753 Who's Who 1-312 Variety Enterprises, Inc. 534 Who's Who and What's Where at TV Sta- Vavin, Inc. 534 tions (publication) 753 Vega Films 687 Wick Films, Inc. 535 Venezuela: General Industry Statistics 735 Wiggins, Helen, Films, Ltd. 710 Vermont Association of Radio and Television Wilbert Productions, Inc. 535 Broadcasters 672 Wilding Inc. 535 Versatile Television Productions, Inc. 534 Willard, Frank, Productions 535 Victory Program Sales 534 Willard Pictures, Inc. 535 Video Films 534 William Films, Inc. 535 Video Pictures, Inc. (VPI Productions) 647 William & Hill Ltd. 687 Video Shows Ltd. 709 Williams, Derick, Productions Ltd. 710 Videoways, Inc. 534 Williams -Nickolas, Animated Productions 536 Viking Films, Inc. 534 Willoughby Film Productions Ltd. 710 Viking Films Ltd. 709 Winder, James, Productions 687 Vincent, Chick, Co. 534 Windmill Theatre Television Co., Ltd. 710 Virginia Association of Broadcasters ...... 672 Winik Films Corp. 536 Vision Associates, Inc. 535 Winnick Teleradio Productions 710 Visual Drama, Inc. 535 Wisconsin Broadcasters Association 672 Vitapix Corporation 647 Wolf Enterprises, Inc. 647 Vizcaya Productions 535 Wolf Productions Vizio Ltd. 709 536 Wolff, Raphael G., Studios 536 Voice of London Ltd. 709 Wondsel, Carlisle and Dunphy, Inc. 536 Volcano Productions, Inc. 535 World Market, The 729 World Mirror Productions Ltd. 710 World Safari Ltd. 710 w World Wide Animation Ltd. 710 Wade, Roger, Productions, Inc. 535 World Wide Pictures, Ltd. 710 Wallace Productions Ltd. 709 World -Wide Television Sales Corp. 536 Wallach, George, Productions 535 World Wide Television Services Ltd. 710 Walton Studios Ltd. 710 Wrather Television Productions, Inc. 536 Warne, F. G., Ltd. 710 Wright, Carter, Enterprises 536 55A Writers Guild of America 672 z Writers Guild of America, East, Inc. 672 Writers Guild of America, West, Inc. 672 Zahler Productions, Inc. 536 Wynne Film Productions Ltd. 710 Zenith Film Production Ltd. 710 Wyoming Association of Radio and Televi- Zenith Radio Corporation 647 sion Iroadcasters 672 Ziv Television Programs, Inc. 536, 648 Ziv International 6.48 Ziv Television, Z.I.T. Programs (Canada) Ltd. 688 Y Ziv-United Artists, Inc. 536 Ionic Productions Ltd. 710 Yankee Network (see RKO General, Inc.) .. 643 Zouary, Maurice H., Television Productions 536 Yugoslavia: General Industry Statistics .... 735 Zubko, N. J., Productions 687

56A INDEX OF ADVERTISERS

A Liebman, Max 493 Love, Productions, Inc. 500 ABC Films Inc. 411 James, ABC Television 10A-11A M Allen, Mol 499 Malone, Bill 309 Anderson, Leonard, Associates, Inc. 5.46 MCA Inc. 19A Animation Equipment Corp. 546 McCarty, Milburn Associates Inc. 573 Ardmore Studios (Ireland) Ltd. 45A Mecca Film Laboratories 351 ASCAP 417 M.G.M. London Studios 690 Atlantic Television, Inc. 498 MGM -TV 762 Audio Productions, Inc. 497 Mishkin Agency, The 373 B Morris, William, Agency 17A Morros, Richard B., 514 Bach Auricon, Inc. 545 Inc. 506 Barnett International Forwarders 728 MPO Videotronics, Inc. 514 Bock, Jackson 518 Murray, Jan Bergen, Polly 30A N Berle, Milton 33A Halle, Billy 520 Broadcast Editorial Reports, Inc. 648 Nathanson, Ted 519 Broadcast Music, Inc. 413 NBC Television Network 14A -15A C National Screen Service Corp. 2nd Cover Caesar, Sid 26A O CBS Films 408-409 Official Films, Inc. 6A Cinematograph Ltd. Export 699 P Cleary -Strauss & Irwin 574 Palmer, Coastal Film Service, Inc. 542 Bud 508 Como, Perry 23A Paul, Les 503 Playback Records 349 Cooper, Frank, Associates 572 Pomerantz, Charles A. 574 Criterion Film Labs Inc. 550 Program Sales loc. 512 D Pye Ltd 695 Del Voile, Jaime 495 R De Nove, Connie 575 Radio Corporation of Americo 58A Desilu Productions, Inc. 484 Rank, J. Arthur Overseas Film Downs, Hugh 511 Distributors Ltd. 697 E Rapid Film Technique, Inc. 351 East Coast Motion Picture Production, Rattazzl 606 Editorial 8 Technical Services 547 R Sound Studios 5.4.4 Eastern Effects, Inc. 540 Reimers, Ed. 517 Eastman Kodak Company 4A Rigby, Robert, Ltd. 699 Edwards, Ralph 501 Rogers & Cowan 305 F R.T.S. Radio Television Spots Production Inc. 548 Filipowic, Josef 547 Flamingo Films, Inc. 487 S Ford, Mary 503 Sanford, Charles 491 Ford, Tennessee Ernie 578 Serra Inc. 489 Four Star Television 37A Schenkel, Chris 494 Fox, Van B. 513 Sesac, Inc. 415 Framer, Walt, Productions 515 Shipley, Bill 519 French Broadcasting System, The 520 Skelton, Red, Studios 43A G S.O.S. Cinema Supply Cerp. 545 Stark, Howard E. 626 GAC-TV Inc. 4t Cover Stoessel, Frederic, Inc. 474 German, W. J., Inc. SA Swift, Allen 516 Given, Joe 317 Gomalco Enterprises 35A T Goodson-Todmon Productions 3rd Cover Taubman, Paul 310 Gruenberg, Axel 515 Thomas, Danny 496 H Titra Dubbing Co., Inc. 539 Titra Sound Corporation 539 Harvey Famous Cartoons 492 Tokyo Shibaura Electric Co., Ltd. 39A Hernen, Pat 507 Toshiba 39A HFH 504 Trans Artists Productions, Inc. 2A Hobin, Bill 491 V Valentino, Thomas J., Inc. 543 Jayark Films Corporation 3A Von Zell, Harry 45A 1F Film Service 547 Josephson, Joseph 547 W K Walker, Martin 27A K & W Film Service Corporation 541 Wallace, Mike 513 Ward, Jack 512 L Wayland, Len 516 Leonard, Herbert I. 41A Welk, Lawrence 22A Lescoulie, Jock 502 Willis, Richard 518 Lewis, Jerry 7 Wisner, Harry lA The set shown with Mr. Urton is the RCA Victor Abington

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FEATURE RELEASES, 1944-60

FOREIGN FILMS IN THE UNITED STATES

313 FEATURE PICTURES January 1, 1944 - May 31, 1960

[In the following listings (R) indicates release dates; (Cs) indicates CinemaScope; (VV) indi- cates VistaVision; (SS) indicates Super -Scope. Pictures in color so designated.]

Length Length In aline. In Mina. AARON SLICK FROM PUNKIN CRICK 95 ACCORDING TO MRS. HOYLE 60 PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1952. Alan Young, MONOGRAM (R) May 20. 1951. Spring Byington, Dinah Shore. Color. Rreu King ABANDONED 79 ACCURSED, THE 78 UNIVERSAL. (R) October. 1949. Dennis O'Keefe ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1958. Robert Bray Gale Storm. Donald Wolßt ABANDON SHIP 101 ACCUSED. THE 101 COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1957. Tyrone Power, Mai PARAMOUNT. (R) Janary 14. 1949. Loretta Zetterling. Young. Robert Cummings. ABBOTT & COSTELLO GO TO MARS 77 ACCUSED OF MURDER 74 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1953. Bud Abbott, Lou REPUBLIC. (R) December, 1956. David Brian, Costello Vera Ralston. Color. ABBOTT AND COSTELLO IN HOLLYWOOD 84 ACROSS THE BADLANDS 55 METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER. (R) October, 1945 COLUMBIA Ill) September 14, 1950. Charles Bud Abbott. Ian Costello. Starrett Smiley Burnette ABBOTT AND COSTELLO IN THE FOREIGN ACROSS THE BRIDGE (Brit.) 103 LEGION 79 RANK (R) January 1958. Rod Steiger. Marla UNIVERSAL. (R) August. 1950. Bud Abbott, Land!. Lou Costello. ACROSS THE WIDE MISSOURI 78 ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET CAPTAIN KIDD 70 METRO GOLDWYN MAYER. (R) October 28, WARNER BROTHERS. (R) December 27, 1952. 1951 Clark Goble. John Hodiak. Color. Abbott and Costello Color. ACT OF LOVE 108 ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET DR. JEKYLL & UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1954. Kirk MR. HYDE 77 Doualas Dany Robin Abbott U -I. (R) August, 1958. & Costello. Borla ACT OF MURDER, AN 91 Karloff UNIVERS (R) September, 1948. Fredric March. ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTEIN 83 Florence Eldridge. UNIVERSAL. (RI July. 1948. Bud Abbott. Lou ACT OF VIOLENCE 82 Costello METRO GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1949 ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE INVISIBLE Van Heflin, Robert Ryan Janet Leigh. MAN . 82 ACTION OF THE TIGER (Cs) 98 UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1951. Bud Abbott. Lou METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) August 1957 Costello. Van Johnson, Martine Carol. Color. ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE KEYSTONE ACTION IN ARABIA 90 KOPS 79 REO RADIO (R) Block 4, 1948-44. George San- UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1955. Abbott and ders. Bruce. Costello. Virginia ACTORS AND SIN 85 ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET THE KILLER 84 UNIVERSAL (R) August, 1949. Bud Abbott. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July 18, 1952. Edward Lou Costello. Boris Karloff. G. Robinson. Marsha Hunt ABBOTT AND COSTELLO MEET ACTRESS. THE 90 THE MUMMY 79 MGM (R) September 25. 1958. Tracy UNIVERSAL (R) 1955. and Costello Spencer June. Abbott Jean Simmons. Teresa Wright. ABDUCTORS, THE 80 ADAM AND TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOR (R) July 1957 EVALYN (BrIL) 52 Victor Mclaglen. George Macready. UNIVERSAL (B) August. 1950. Stewart Granger Jean Simmons. /MULLAH'S HAREM 88 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOR. (R) June, 1956. ADAM'S RIB IBI Gregory Retoff. Kay Kendall. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYEER. (B) November 18, 1949 Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. AB1E'S IRISH ROSE N UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December 27, 1946. ADDRESS UNKNOWN 72 Michael Chekhov. Joanna Dru. COLUMBIA. (R) June 1. 1944. Paul Lukas. Mady Christians ABILENE TOWN 89 ADMIRAL WAS A LADY. THE 87 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January 11. 1946. Ran - UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 4, 1950. Wanda dolph Scott. Ann Dvorak. Hendrix. Edmond O'Brien. ABILENE TRAIL 64 ADORABLE CREATURES 108 MONOGRAM. (R) February 4. 1951. Whip CONTINENTAL. (B) January. 1956. Martine Wilson. Andy r9vde Carol. Danielle Darrieux. ABOMINABLE SNOWMAN, THE (RS) 85 ADVENTURE 128 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) October 1957 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Fsbruuy Forrest Tucker, Peter Cushing. 1946. Clark Gable, Greer Gerson. ABOUT FACE N ADVENTURE IN BALTIMORE 88 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 81. 1952. Gordon RKO RADIO. (B) April 19, 1949. Robert Young, MacRae. Eddie Bracken. Color. Shirley Temple. ABOUT MRS. LESLIE 104 ADVENTURE ISLAND 87 PARAMOUNT. (B) August. 1954. Shirley Booth, PARAMOUNT. (Rl October 10, 1947. Rory Cal- Robert Ryan. houn. Rhonda Fleming Color. ABOVE AND BEYOND 122 ADVENTURES IN SILVERADO 75 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1953 COLUMBIA. (R) March 25 1948. William Bishop, RoheS Taylor Eleanor Parker. Gloria Henry. ABOVE US THE WAVES (Brit.) 92 ADVENTURES OF CAPT. FABIAN IN REPUBLIC. (R) October 28, 1958. John Mills, REPUBLIC (R) October I. 1951. Errol Flynn, John Gregson. MhReline Peelle ABROAD WITH TWO YANKS 80 ADVENTURES OF CASANOVA 88 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 4, 1944. William EAGLE LION. (R( February 7. 1948. Arturo Bondi:. Dennis O'Keefe. de Cordova Lucille Bremer. ACCOMPLICE N ADVENTURES OF DON COYOTE 85 PRODUCERS RELEASING CORP. (R) September UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 9, 1947. Richard 29. 1949. Richard Arlen. Veda Ass Gorg. Martin, Frances Rafferty.

314 Adv-AII

Length Length In Mins.I10 b Mina. ADVENTURES OF DON JUAN ALADDIN AND HIS LAMP 87 WARNER linos R January 29. 1949. Errol MONOGRAM. (RI February 24. 1952. Patricia Flynn Vivaria Lindens Color Medina, John Sandi. Color. 78 ADVENTURES OF GALLANT BESS 73 ALASKA EAGLE LION (R) August, 1948. Fuzzy Knight, MONOGRAM. (R) November 18, 1944. Kent Tay- Audrey Long ('olor lor Margaret Lindsay. ADVENTURES ALASKA PASSAGE (RS) 71 OF HAlll BABA (Cs) 93 TWENTIETH TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX (RI October. 1954 CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, 1959. F.lato. Stewart John Derek ('olor Bill Williams. Lyn Thomas. ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY ALASKA PATROL 81 FINN (Cs) 107 FILM CLASSICS. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) May, 1060, To- (R) March 10, 1949. Richard ny Randall, Edd)e Dodges. (olor. Travis. Helen Westcott. ADVENTURES OF KITTY O'DAY ALASKA SEAS 78 82 PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1954. MONOGRAM (111 Tartar/ 19. 1945. Jean Parker, Robert Ryan, Peter Cookson Jan Sterling ALBERT ADVENTURES OF MARK TWAIN 130 SCHWEITZER 80 WARNER BROS (R) July 22. 1944. Fredric) DE ROCHEMONT. (R) January, 1957. Docu- March Maxie Smith mentary. Color. ALBUQUERQUE ADVENTURES OF ROBINSON CRUSOE, THE 90 80 UNITED ARTISTS (R) July. 1954. Dan O'Her- PARAMOUNT. (R( January 30, 1948. Randolph 111y :ranee Fernandez Color. Scott. Barbara Britton. Color. AL CAPONE ADVENTURES OF RUSTY 86 105 COT,T'MBIA (RI September 6, 1945. Ted Donald- Aerr.LLIEDFay ASpain.RTISTS. (R) March 26, 1959. Rod Stel- son Conrad Nagel ALEXANDER THE ADVENTURES OF SADIE (Brit.) 88 GREAT (Cs) 141 UNITED ARTISTS (R) April, 1956. Richard TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) Slay, 1955 Burton. Fredric Joan Collins. Kenneth More. Color. March. Claire Bloom. Color. ALI BABA AND THE FORTY THIEVES 87 ADVENTURESS (Brit.) 98 UNIVERSAL EAGLE LION (RI August. 1948. Deborah Kerr. (RI January 14. 1944. Jon Hall Trevor Howard Marla Montez. Color ALIAS BILLY THE KID AFFAIR IN MONTE CARLO (Brit-) 75 58 REPUBLIC (R) April 17, 1948. Sunset Caner), ALLIED ARTISTS (R1 August 21. 1959. Merle Peggy Stewart. Oberon. Richard Todd. Leo Gem. Color. ALIAS A GENTLEMAN 78 AFFAIR IN HAVANA 70 METRO GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1948 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) October 1957. John Cassa- Wallace Beery Tom Drake. vetes Raymond Burr ALIAS JESSE JAMES 92 AFFAIR IN RENO (NI. 75 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1959. Bob Hope, REPUBLIC (R) February 15, 1957. John Lund, Rhonda Fleming Color Doris Singleton ALIAS JOHN PRESTON (Brit.) 71 AFFAIR IN TRINIDAD 98 ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1955 COLUMBIA (R1 September, 1952. Rita Hayworth, Alexander Knox. Bette SL John. Glenn Ford ALIAS MR TWILIGHT 69 OF COLUMBIA. (RI December 24, 1946. Michael AFFAIRS GERALDINE, THE 68 Duane. Trudy Marshall. REPUBLIC (R) November 18. 1946. Jane Withers Jamey Lydon ALIAS NICK BEAL 93 PARAMOUNT (R) March 4, 1949. Ray Mllland, AFFAIRS OF MESSALINA (ital.. Ens.-dubhed) 106 Audrey COI.TTTRIA (R) November. 1954 Maria Felix, Totter Georges Marche) ALIAS THE CHAMP 80 AFFAIRS OF A ROGUE. THE REPUBLIC (R) October 15, 1949. Robert Rock- (Brit.) 95 well Barbara Puller COLUMBIA (R) F.bruary 1949. Jean Pierre Au - nowt .Than Honking ALICE IN WONDERLANO 79 AFFAIRS OF DOBIE RICO RADIO IRI July 28, 1951, Disney Feature GILLIS 74 Color MOM (RI August 14, 1953. Debbie Reynolds, Bobby Van ALLIGATOR PEOPLE, THE (Cs) 74 AFFAIRS OF SUSAN. THE ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1959. Beverly Gar- 108 land, George Macready. PARAMOUNT (R1 Afav 25, 1945. Joan Fontaine, Ganry Rent ALIMONY 71 AFFAIR WITH A EAGLE LION. (R) June 11, 1949. John Beal, STRANGER 87 Martha Vickers. RKn RADIO (RI June 20. 1953. Jean Simmons Victor Mature ALL ABOUT EVE 130 AFRICA ADVENTURE TWFNTlETII CENTURY -FOX (R) November. 64 1950 Rette Devito Anne Baxter RN() R ADTn (RI September. 1954. Documentary Cnlnr ALL AMERICAN. THE 83 (R) AFRICAN LION. THE 75 U -I October. 1953. Tony Curtis. Lori Nelson ALL ASHORE 80 BUENA VISTA (R) October 10. 1955. Docu- mentary Color COLUMBIA (R) March, 1953. Mickey Rooney Dirk Pasmes Color. AFRICAN MANHUNT 65 ALL AT SEA (Brit.) 87 RFP1'RT.TC (R) January 5, 1955. Myron Healey, Karin Rnnth METRO-GOLDWYN-ITAYER (R) January 1958 AFRICAN QUEEN Ale, Guinnrae Irene Browne. 104 ALL THE FINE YOUNG CANNIBALS (Cs) 122 UNITED ARTISTS (R1 Merril 21, 1952. Humphrey Reran Ktharin Hepburn. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) September 1960 AFRICAN TREASURE 70 Natalie Wood, Robert Wagner. Color. MONOGRAM (R) June 8. 1952. Johnny Sheffield, ALL 1 DESIRE 79 T.ereet. Tue, U -T (RI July. 1953. Barbara Stanwyck, Richard AGAINST ALL FLAGS 83 Carlson ITTVFRRAL (R) Derember, 1952. Errol Flynn, ALL MINE TO GIVE 87 M.nreen O'Hare Color UNIVERSAL (R) January 1958. Glynis Johns, AGAINST THE WIND (Brit.) 95 Cameron M(tchess. Color. EAGLE TTON (R1 September, 1949. Robert Realty, ALL MY SONS 94 Simone Signoret. UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1948. Edward G. Robin- AIDA (hiel.) .. 95 son Burt Lanrayter T F F. (R1 November, 1954. Sella Loren. Lots ALL OVER THE TOWN (Brit,) 87 le,vwelt Cnlhr TNtVF.RSAT. (Rl August 1949. Norman Wooland. Sarah AIN'T MISRFHAVIN' 82 Churchill UNIVERSAL. (R1 July, 1955 Rory Calhoun, ALL THAT HEAVEN ALLOWS 89 Pince Laurie, Jack Carson, Mamie Van Doren UNIVERSAL. (R) January. 1958. Jane Wyman Color Rock TTnd,nn Color. THE AIR CADET 94 ALL BROTHERS WERE VALIANT 95 T' TV0RSAL. (R) March, 1951. Stephen McNally, MOM (R) November II 1953. Robert Taylor, Ann Gen Ru..ell. Rlyth Stewart Granger Color. AIR HOSTESS 8t ALL THE KING'S MEN 109 COLUMBIA. (R) August 25, 1949. Gloria Henry COLT"IÇRTA (R1 January, 1950. Broderick Craw- Ross Fond forrl Joanne On, AIR STRIKE 67 ALLERGIC TO LOVE 88 LTPPFRT (R) May 6. 1055. Richard Denning, T'NTVERRAT (R1 July 21, 1944. Noah Beery. Jr Glnrle Tenn Martha O'Orinrnll AL JENNINGS OF OKLAHOMA 78 ALLOTMENT WIVES 80 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1951- Dan Duryea, Gale MONOGRAM (R) December 20, 1945. Kay Storm. Color. Francis, Paul Kelly.

315 Alo-Apa

Langth Length la Mint la Mina. ALONG CAME JONES SO ANGEL COMES TO BROOKLYN, AN 70 RKO RADIO. (R) Summer, 1945. Gary Cooper, REPUBLIC. (R) November 27, 1945. Kaye Dowd, Loretta Young. Robert Duke. ALONG THE GREAT DIVIDE 88 ANGEL FACE gp WARNER BROS. (R) June 2. 1951. Kirk Douglas AK() RADIO. (R) February 11, 1953. Robert Virginia Mayo. Mitchum. Jean Simmons. ALONG THE NAVAJO TRAIL 66 ANGEL IN EXILE t0 REPUBLIC. (R) December 15, 1945. Roy Rogers, REPUBLIC. (B) November 1, 1948. John Carroll, George "Gabby" Hayes. Adele Mara. ALONG THE OREGON TRAIL 84 ANGEL ON MY SHOULDER 101 REPUBLIC (RI August 30. 1947. Monte Hale, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 20, 1946 Adrian Booth. Color. Paul Muni, Anne Barter. ALWAYS A BRIDE (Brit.) 83 ANGELA 81 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1954. Peggy Cummins, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1955 Terrance Morgan. Dennla O'Keefe, Mara Lane. ALWAYS LEAVE THEM LAUGHING 118 ANGELS ALLEY 87 WARNER BROS. (R) November 26, 1949. Milton MONOGRAM. (R) March 7. 1948. Leo Goreey, Berle. Virginia Mayo. Geneva Gray ALWAYS TOGETHER 78 ANGELS IN DISGUISE 89 WARNER BROS. (R) January 10, 1948. Joyce MONOGRAM. (R) September 25, 1949. Leo Gorcey. Reynolds. Rohert Hutton. Hunts! Hall. AMAZING COLOSSAL MAN, THE 81 ANGELS IN THE OUTFIELD 102 AMER. INT. PICS. (R) September 1957. Glenn METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September 4, Langan. Cathy Downs. 1951 Paul Douglas. Janet Leigh. AMAZING MR. BEECHAM (Brit.) $5 ANGELS OF DARKNESS (Ital.-Eng. dial.) 84 EA(4" E LION. (R) February, 1950. Cecil Parker, EXCELSIOR. (R) February, 1957. Linda Darnell A. E. Matthews. Anthony Quinn. AMAZING MR. FORREST 71 ANGELS ONE FIVE (Brit.) 98 PRC PICTURES. (R) March 29, 1944. Edward STRATFORD. (R) May, 1954. Jack Hawkins, Everett Horton. Dark Buchanan. Michael Denison. AMAZING MR X THE 79 ANGEL WHO PAWNED HER HARP, THE (Brit.). 79 EAGLE LION., (R) August, 1948. Turban Bey, ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1958. Lynn Bari. Fell: Aylmer, Diane Cilento. AMAZON QUEST 75 ANGRY GOD. THE (Max.) 87 FILM CLASSICS. (R) March 1, 1949. Tom Neal, TTNITF,D ARTISTS. (R) October 19, 1948. Alicia Carole Mathews. Parla. Casimir, Ortega. AMAZON TRADER. THE 41 ANGRY HILLS. THE (CS) 105 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 8, 1958. METRO-GOLDYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1959. Rob- John Sutton. Marla Fernandez. Color. ert Mitchum, Stanley Baker. AMBASSADOR'S DAUGHTER, THE (Cs) 102 ANIMAL FARM (Brit.) 75 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1950. Olivia DISTRIBUTORS CORP. OF AMERICA. (R) Jan- de Havilland, John Forsythe, Myrna Loy, Color. uary. 1955. Cartoon. Color. AMBUSH ANIMAL WORLD. THE 82 89 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) June 23, 1958 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 13, Documentary. Color. 1950. Robert Taylor, John Hodiak, Arlene Dahl ANNA (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 96 AMBUSH AT CIMARRON PASS (Rs) 87 I.F.E. (R) March. 1053. Silvana Mangano, Vit- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) March, 1958 torio Gasman, Raf Tallone. Scott Brady, Margin Dean. ANNA AND THE KING OF SIAM 128 AMBUSH AT TOMAHAWK 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1948. Irene GAP 73 Dunne, COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1953. John Bodlak. John Rev Harrison. Linda Darnell. Derek. Color. ANNA KARENINA (Brit.) III AMBUSH TRAIL gg TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1948 PAC PICTURES. (R) February 17, 1948. Bob Vivien Leigh. Ralph Richardson. Steele. Svd Saylor. ANNA LUCASTA 80 AMERICAN COLUMBIA. (R) August. 1949, Paulette Goddard, GUERRILLA IN THE PHILIPPINES.I05 Oscar Homolka. TWENTETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, ANNA 1950. Tyrone Power. Micheline Prelle. Color. LUCASTA 97 AMERICAN IN PARIS. AN 119 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1959. Earths Kitt, METRO-GOT.DWYN-MAYER. (R) November 9, Sammy Davis, Jr. 1951 Gene Kelly. Leslie Caron Color. ANNAPOLIS STORY 81 AMERICAN ROMANCE. AN 122 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 10, 1955. John METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1944 Derek. Diana Lynn. Color. Brian Donlevy, Ann Richards. Color. ANNAPURNA 60 AMERICANO. THE 85 MAYER-KINGSLEY. (R) December. 1953. Docu- REO RADIO. (R) January 29, 1955. Glenn Ford, mentary. Color. Ursula Theis». Color. ANNE OF THE INDIES e7 AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER (Cs) 114 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) July 1957 1951. Jean Peters. Louie Jourdais, Color. Cary Grant. Deborah Kerr. Color. ANNIE GET YOUR GUN 107 AN ALLIGATOR NAMED DAISY, AN (VV) 84 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 23, 1950 RANK (R) October 1957. Donald Sinden, Diana Betty Hutton. Howard Keel. Color. Dora. Color. ANOTHER MAN'S POISON 80 ANASTASIA (Cs) 105 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January 18, 1952. Bette TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) December, Davie, Gary Merrill. 1958. Ingrid Bergman, Tal Brynner, Helen Hayes. ANOTHER PART OF THE FOREST 107 Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1948. Fredde March, ANCHORS AWEIGH 140 Ann Blyth. MGM. (R) August. 1945. Frank Sinatra, Kathryn ANOTHER TIME. ANOTHER PLACE (VV) 98 Grayson, Gene Kelly. Color. PARAMOUNT (R) June, 1958. Lana Turner, Barry AND BABY MAKES THREE 84 Sullivan. COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1949. Robert Young, ANY NUMBER CAN PLAY 112 Barbara Hale. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, (R) July. 1949. AND NOW TOMORROW 84 Clark Gable, Alexis Smith. PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 2, 1944-45. Loretta ANYTHING CAN HAPPEN 107 Young. Alan Ladd. PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1952. Jose Ferrer, Kim AND THE ANGELS SING 98 Hunter. PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 0, 1943-44. Fred Mac - ANYTHING GOES (VV) 108 Murray. Dorothy Lamont, Betty Hutton. PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1950. Bing Crosby AND THEN THERE WERE NONE 97 Donald O'Connor, Jeanmalre, Mitai Gaynor. Color. 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, 1945. Barry APACHE 91 Fitzgerald. Walter Huston. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1954. Burt Lan - ANDROCLES AND THE LION 08 raster. Jean Peters. Color. REO RADIO. (R) January 9, 1953. Victor Mature, APACHE AMBUSH 88 Jean Simmons. COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1955. Bill Williams, ANDY HARDY'S BLONDE TROUBLE 107 Richard Jaeckel. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1944. APACHE CHIEF 60 Mickey Rooney Lewis Stnne, LIPPERT. (R) November 4, 1949. A. Curtis, R ANDY HARDY COMES HOME 80 Hayden. C. Thurston. METRO-GOT.DYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1958 APACHE COUNTRY 82 Mickey Rooney. Patricia Breslin. COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1952. Gene Autry. ANGEL AND THE BADMAN, THE 100 APACHE DRUMS 75 REPUBLIC. (R) February 15, 1947. John Wayne, UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1951. Stephen McNally, Gail RueselL Coleen Gray. Color.

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Length Length In Was. In Mina. APACHE ROSE 75 ARROWHEAD 105 REPUBLIC. (R) February 15, 1947. Roy Rogers, PARAMOUNT. (R) August. 1958. Charlton Heaton, Dale Evans. Color. Jack Palate.. Color. APACHE TERRITORY 75 ARSENIC AND OLD LACE 118 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1958. Rory Calhoun, WARNER BROS. (R) September 23, 1944. Cary Barbara Bates. Grant. Raymond Massey. APACHE WAR SMOKE 67 ARSON FOR HIRE 67 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1952 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1959. Steve Brodie, Gilbert Roland, Glenda Farrell. Lyn Thomas. APACHE WOMAN 85 ARSON. INC. 65 AMERICAN RELEASING CORP. (R) October, LIPPERT. (R) June 24, 1949. Robert Lowery 1955. Lloyd Bridges. Joan Taylor. Color. Anne Owynne. APACHE WARRIOR (Cs) 73 ARSON SQUAD 68 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) August 1957. PRC PICTURES. (R) September 11, 1945. Frank Keith Larsen, Jim Davis. Albertson, Robert Armstrong. APARTMENT, THE 125 ARTHUR TAKES OVER 63 UNITED ARTISTS (R) July, 1960. Jack Lemmon, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1948. Shirley MacLalne. Lola Collier. Jerome Cowan. APARTMENT FOR PEGGY 99 ARTISTS AND MODELS (VV) 109 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October. 1948 PARAMOUNT. (B) January, 1956. Dean Martin, Jeanne Crain, William Holden. Color. Jerry Lewis. Color. APOLOGY FOR MURDER 67 ASK ANY GIRL (Cs) 101 PRC PICTURES. (R) September 27. 1945. Ann METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1959. Da- Savage, Hugh Beaumont. vid Niven, Shirley MacLalne. Color. APPOINTMENT FOR MURDER 67 AS LONG AS THEY'RE HAPPY 76 FILM CLASSICS. (R) November 24, 1948. John RANK (R) November 1957. ,Tack Buchanan, Jea- Calvert. Catherine Craig. nette Scott. APPOINTMENT IN HONDURAS 79 AS LONG AS YOU'RE NEAR ME (Ger. -Eng REO RADIO. (R) October 16. 1952. Glenn Ford, dubbed) 101 Ann Sheridan, Zachary Scott. Color. WARNER BROTHERS. (It) June 9, 1956. Marla APPOINTMENT IN LONDON (Brit.) 96 Schell, O. W. Fisher. ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1955 AS YOU WERE 57 Dirk Bogarde, Dinah Sheridan. LIPPERT. (R) October 5, 1951. William Tracy APPOINTMENT WITH A SHADOW (Cs) 73 Joe Sawyer. UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1958. George Nader, AS YOUNG AS WE ARE 76 Joanna Moore. PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1958. Robert Har- APPOINTMENT WITH DANGER 89 land, Pippa Scott. PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1951. Alan Ladd, Phyllis AS YOUNG AS YOU FEEL 77 Calvert. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1951 APRIL IN PARIS 101 Monty Wooley, Thelma Ritter. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 3. 1953. Ray ASPHALT JUNGLE, THE 112 Bolger. Doris Day. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 2, 1950 APRIL LOVE (Cs) 99 Sterling Hayden, Louie Calhern. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) November ASSASSIN. THE (Brit.) 90 1957. Pat Boone, Shirley Jones. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 22, 1953. Richard APRIL SHOWERS 94 Todd, Eva Bartok. WARNER BROS. (R) March 27. 1948. Jack Car- ASSIGNED TO DANGER 68 son, Ann Sothern. EAGLE LION. (R) May 19, 1948. Gene Raymond,

ARCH OF TRIUMPH - 120 Noreen Nash. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March. 1948. Ingrid ASSIGNMENT -PARIS 85 Bergman, Charles Boyer. COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1952. Dana Andrews, ARCTIC FLIGHT 78 Marta Toren. MONOGRAM. (R) October 19, 1952. Wayne 5for- ASTONISHED HEART. THE (Brit-) 92 ria, Alan Hale. Jr. UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1950. Noel Coward, ARCTIC FURY 61 Celia Johnson. REO RADIO. (R) October 1, 1949. Del Cambre AT GUNPOINT (Cs) 81 Eve Miller. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December 25, 1955. Fred ARE THESE OUR PARENTS? 73 MacMurray, Dorothy Malone. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) July 15. 1944, Helen Vinson, AT SWORD'S POINT 81 Lyle Talbot. REO RADIO. (R) February. 1952. Cornet Wilde, ARE YOU WITH IT? 90 Maureen O'Hara. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1948. Donald O'Connor, AT WAR WITH THE ARMY 92 Olga San Juan. PARAMOUNT. (R) January 17, 1951. Dean ARENA (3D) 71 Martin, Jerry Lewis. MGM. (R) June. 1953. Gig Young, Jean Hagen ATHENA (Cu) 96 Polly Bergen. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 5, ARGYLE SECRETS, THE 69 1954. Jane Powell, Edmund Purdom. Color. FILM CLASSIC. (R) May 7. 1948. William Gar - ATLANTIC CITY 86 eon. Marjorie Lord. REPUBLIC. (R) September 15, 1944. Constance ARIZONA COWBOY 67 Moore, Bradford Taylor. REPUBLIC. (R) April 1, 1950. Rex Allen. ATOMIC CITY, THE 83 ARIZONA MANHUNT 80 PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1952. Michael Moore. REPUBLIC. (R) September 15. 1951. Michael Nancy Gates. Chapin, Eilene Janssen. ATOMIC KID, THE 88 REPUBLIC. (R) December 8, 1954. Mickey ARIZONA RANGER 63 Rooney, Robert Strauss. REO RADIO. (R) March 23, 1948. Tim Holt, ATOMIC MAN. TPE 78 Nan Leslie. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 4, 1956. Gene ARIZONA TERRITORY 58 n, Faith Domergue. MONOGRAM. (R) July 2. 1950. Whip Wilson, ATTACKNeb 54 Andy Clyde. OWI-RKO RADIO. (R) June 12, 1944. War ARIZONA WHIRLWIND 59 documATTACK!entary. MONOGRAM. (R) March 18, 1944. Ken Maynard, 107 Hoot Gibson. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1958. Jack Pal - ARKANSAS SWING. THE 63 ance, Eddie Albert. COLUMBIA. (R) July 29, 1948. Hoosier Hot Shots, ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS 64 Gloria Henry. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) Mar. 8, 1957. Richard ARMORED CAR ROBBERY 68 Garland. Pamela Duncan. RADIO. 7. 1950. ATTACK OF THE 50 FOOT WOMAN 65 REO (R) June Robert Sterling, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1958. Allison Hayes, Adele Jergene. William Hudson. ARMY BOUND 61 ATTACK OF THE JUNGLE WOMEN 72 MONOGRAM. (R) October 5. 1952. Stanley Cle- BARJUL INT. (R) September, 1959. William ments, Karen Sharpe. Phillips. Color. ARMY WIVES 67 ATTACK OF THE PUPPET PEOPLE 78 MONOGRAM. (R) January 12, 1945. Elyse Knox, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) June, 1958 Rick Vallln. John Hoyt, John Agar. ARNELO AFFAIR. THE 87 AUNTIE MAME (T) 143 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1958. Rosalind 1947. John Bodiak, George Murphy. Russell, Forrest Tucker. Color. AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (Todd -OA) 178 AUTUMN LEAVES 108 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 1956. David COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1956. Joan Crawford, Niven. Cantintlas. Color. Cliff Robertson. ARROW IN THE DUST 80 AVALANCHE 70 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 25, 1954. Sterling PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) Hayden. Coleen Gray. Color. June 20. 1948. Bruce Cabot, Roscoe Karns.

317 Ave -Bar Lama Length 1n Mica. In Nina. AVENGERS, THE 80 BADMAN'S TERRITORY s8 REPUBLIC. (R) June 26, 1950. John Carroll, Adele RKO-RADIO. (R) April 22, 1948. Randolph Scott Mara Ann Richarde. AWAY ALL BOATS (VV) 114 BAGDAD 82 UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1956. Jeff Chandler, UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1949. Maureen Julie Adams, George Nader, Lea Barker. Color. O'Hara. P Christian. Vincent Price. Color. BADGE OF MARSHAL BRENNAN, THE 78 B ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 26, 1957. Jim Davis, Carl Smith. B. F.'S DAUGHTER 108 BADLANDERS, THE (Ca) 83 METRO UULUWYN-MAYER. (R) April. 1948 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1958 Barbara Stemma, Van Heflin. Alan Ladd. Ernest Borgnine. Color. BABE RUTH STORY, THE 108 BAIL OUT AT 43.000 78 ALLIED ARTISTS. (Il) September 8, 1948. Wil- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1957. John Payne, liam Bendia. Claire Trevor. Karen Steel. BABES IN BAGDAD 79 BAIT 79 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December 7, 1952. Paul - COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1954. Hugo Haaa, Cleo ette Goddard. John Boles. Color. Moore, John Agar. BABES ON SWING STREET 70 BAL TABARIN 84 UNIVERSAL. (R) October 27, 1944. Peggy Ryan, REPUBLIC. (R) June 1. 1952. Muriel Lawrence Ann Blyth. William Ching. BABY DOLL 114 BAMBOO BLONDE 67 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) December 29, 1956. RICO RADIO. (R) July 15, 1946. Frances Lang- Karl Malden. Carroll Baker, Ell Wallach. ford. Russell Wade. BABY FACE NELSON 85 BAMBOO PRISON, THE 80 UNITED ARTISTS (R) November, 1957. Mickey COLUMBIA. (B) January, 1955. Robert Francis Rooney, Carolyn Jones. Dianne Foster. B ACHELOR AND THE BOBBY BOXER. THE 95 BANDIDO (Cs) 02 RHO RADIO. (R) September 1, 1947. Cary UNITED ARTISTS. (B) September. 1956. Robert Orant. Myrna Loy. Shirley Temple. M(tehum Ursula Thieve Color. BACHELOR IN PARIS (Brit.) 83 BANDIT OF 2HOBE, THE (Cs) 00 Dennis Price, COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1959. Victor Mature, An- LIPPERT. (Rl April 17, 1958. thony Newly. Color. Anne Vernon 88 BANDS OF ANGELS 127 BACHELOR'S DAUGHTERS, THE WARNER BROS. (R) August, 1957. Clark Gable, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 8, 1946. Gall Trevor Yvonne De Carlo. Color. Rumen (laire BAND WAGON. THE 112 BACHELOR PARTY, THE 93 1957. Don Mur- MOM. (R) August 7, 1953. Fred Astaire, Cyd UNITED ARTISTS. IRI April, Charlene. Oscar Levant. Color. ray E G Marshall THE DEAD (Cs) 79 BANDIT KING OF TEXAS 60 BACK FROM REPUBLIC (Rs August 29. 1949. Allen "Rocky' TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) September, Lane. Eddy Waller 1957 Arthur Franz Peggie Castle. BACK FROM ETERNITY. 97 BANDIT OF SHERWOOD FOREST 83 Ryan, COLUMBIA (R) February 21. 1948. Cornel Wilde, UNIVERSAL. (Ri September, 1956. Robert Louise Anita Ekberg, Rod Steiger. Anita Color. BACKLASH 84 BANDIT QUEEN 68 1958. Richard Wldmark, LIPPERT (R) December 22, 1950. Barbara UNIVERSAL. (R) April. Britton. Reed Donna Reed. Color. Philip BACK TO BATAAN 97 BANDITS OF CORSICA. THE 81 REO RADIO (RI May 31, 1945. John Wayne. UNITED ARTISTS (RI February 27, 1953. Anthony Quinn Richard Greene. Paula Raymond. BACK TO GOD'S COUNTRY 78 Hudson, Steve BANDITS OF DARK CANYON 89 U -I. (R) November, 1953. Rock REPUBLIC. (RI December 15, 1947. Allan Lane. Cochran. Color. Bob Steele. BACK TRAIL 54 BANDITS OF EL DORADO 55 MONOGRAM. (R) July 18, 1948. Johnny Mack COLUMBIA. (R) October 20, 1949. Charles Star- Brown, Coles. rett, Smiley Burnette 91 OF THE BADLANDS 55 11, 1950. BANDITS WARNER BROS. (RI February Virginia REPUBLIC (R) September 14, 1945. Sunset Car - Mayo Gordon MacRae. eon. Peggy Stewart BA i0 BANDITS OF 84 (R) March. 1947. THE WEST TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. REPUBLIC. (R) August 8, 1953. Allan Rocky Richard Travis Jean Rogers. Lane. B AD AND THE BEAUTIFUL, THE 118 (R) January, 1953. BANJO METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER. REO RADIO. (R) May 15. 1947. Shaun Moffett, Lana Turner Kirk Douglas. Walter Pidgeon. Jacqueline White. 112 BAD BASCOMB B ANNERLINE D8 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April -May, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October 12, 181e Wallace Beery. Margaret O'Brien. 1951 MW Forreet. Keefe Rrasaelle B AD BLONDE 80(R) April 10, 1953. Barbara Payton, BARBARIAN AND THE GEISHA. THE (Cs) 104 Tony Wright. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOR. (R) October. 1958. John Wayne, Elko Ando. Color. B AD BOY 67 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February 22. 1949. Lloyd BARBARIANS, THE 80 Nolan. Jens Wyatt. Audio Murphy. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) December. 1957. Pierre BAD DAY AT BLACK ROCK (Ca) 61 Cresoy. Helene Remy. METRO-GOLDR'YN MAYER (R) January 7, BARBARY COAST GENT 87 1955 Spencer Tracy Ame Francis. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September. 1944 Wallace Beery, Binnie Barnes. B AD FOR EACH OTHER 83 COLUMBIA IR) January, 1954. Charlton Heston, BARBARY PIRATE 85 Llsbeth Beat. Dianne Foster. COLUMBIA. (R1 November 10, 1949. Donald Woods. Trudy Marshall. BAD MEN OF THE BORDER 58 September 28, 1945 Kirby BARBED WIRE 61 UNIVERSAL (R) COLUMBIA 1952. Gene Autry. Grant. Armida. (R) July. BATTALION -Eng. dubbed) 83 BAD MEN OF TOMBSTONE 75 BAREFOOT (0r. ALLIED ARTISTS .R) January 22. 1949. Barry TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) July. 1956 Sullivan. Marjorie Reynolds. Maria Coati. Niece Fermas. BAD SEED, THE 126 B AREFOOT CONTESSA, THE 128 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 29. 1956 UNITED ARTISTS (RI October, 1954. Ana Gard- Nancy Kelly, Patty McCormick. ner, Humphrey Bogart. Color. BAREFOOT MAILMAN. THE 83 B AD SISTER (Brit.) 90 COLUMBIA (R) November, 1951. Robert Cum- UNIVERSAL (R) July, 1948. Margaret Lockwood mings, Terry Moore. Color. Ian Hunter BARKLEYS OF BROADWAY. THE 108 BADLANDS OF MONTANA 75 METRO-GOLDWYN MAYER. (R) May, 1949. Fred TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) May, 1957 Astaire. Ginger Rogers. Color. Rex Reason. Margie Dean. BAD MAN'S COUNTRY 68 BARON OF ARIZONA 93 WARNER BROS. (R) August, 1958. George Mont- LIPPERT. (B) March 4, 1950. Vincent Price, gomery. Buster Crabbe. Ellen Drew. BADMAN'S GOLD 58 BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET, THE (Os) 105 UNITED ARTISTS. (It) April 3. 1951. Johnny METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 1, Carpenter, Alyn Lockwood. 1957. Jennifer Jones, Bill Travers. Color.

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Lemtr Length I. Nina. la Was. BARRICADE 75 BEAUTIFUL BLONDE FROM BASHFUL BEND, WARNER BROS. (R) April, 1950. Dane Clark, THE 77 Raymond Massey, Ruth Roman. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) June, 1949. BASKETBALL FIX, THE 65 Betty Grable, Cesar Romero. Color. REALART. (R) September, 1951. John Ireland, BEAUTIFUL BUT BROKE 74 Vanessa Brown. COLUMBIA. (R) January 28, 1944. Joan Davis BAT, THE 80 Jane Frazee. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1959. Vincent BEAUTIFUL BUT DANGEROUS (lial.) 103 Price, Agnes Moorehead. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) February, BATHING BEAUTY 101 1958. Gina Lollobridiga, Victorio Gassman. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July. 1944 Williams. Color. BEAUTIFUL CHEAT, THE 59 Red Skelton, Esther UNIVERSAL, (R) July 20, 1945. Noah Beery. BATTLE AT APACHE PASS 85 Jr., Bonita Granville. UNIVERSAL. (It) April, 1952. John Lund, Beverly BEAUTY AND THE BANDIT 77 Tyler. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) November 9. 1946. Gilbert BATTLE OF BLOOD ISLAND 64 Roland, Ramsay Ames. (It) May, 1960. Richard VIE FILM GROUP. BEAUTY AND THE DEVIL (Fr.) 95 Devon, Ron Kennedy. DAVIS. (R) September, 1952. Gerard Philipe, BATTLE CIRCUS 00 Michele Simon. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 6, 1953 Allyeon. BEAUTY ON PARADE 68 Humphrey Bogart. Junt Lola BATTLE OF THE CORAL SEA, THE 80 COLUMBIA. (R) May 4, 1950. Robert Hutton, COLUMBIA. (R) November 1959. Cliff Robertson, Albright. BECAUSE OF HIM a Gia Scala. UNIVERSAL. (R) January 18. 1948. Deanna Dur- BATTLE CRY (Cs) 148 bin, Fnanchot Tone. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 12, 1955. Van Heflin, Aldo Ray. Color. BECAUSE OF YOU 95 BATTLE FLAME 75 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1952. Loretta ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1959. Ronny Pen- Young, Jeff Chandler. nell, Ronnie Knox. BECAUSE THEY'RE YOUNG 102 BATTLE HYMN (Cs) 108 COLUMBIA. (It) March, 1960. Dick Clark, Mi- UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1957. Rock Hudson, chael Callan. Martha Hyer. Color. BECAUSE YOU'RE MINE 103 BATTLE IN OUTER SPACE 90 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1952 COLUMBIA. (It) June, 1960. Ryo )loebe, Kyoko Mario Lanza, Doretta Morrow. Color. Anzac. Color. BEDELIA (Brit.) e3 BATTLE OF ROGUE RIVER 71 EAGLE -LION. (R) January 29, 1947. Margaret COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1954. George Mont- Lockwood, Ian Hunter. gomery, Richard Denning. Color. BEDEVILLED (Cs) 85 April 1955 BATTLE STATIONS 81 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) 22, COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1956. John Lund, Wil- Anne Baxter, Steve Forrest. Color. Keefe Breeselle. BEDLAM 80 liam Bendix, RKO-RADIO. (R) May 10, 1946. Boris Karloff, BATTLE TAXI d Anna Lee. UNITED ARTISTS. (It) January, 1955. Sterling BEDTIME FOR BONZO 83 Hayden, Arthur Franz. UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1951. Ronald Reagan, BATTLE ZONE 82 Diana Lynn. ALT.TFD ARTISTS. (R) October 26, 1952. John BEGGAR'S OPERA, THE (Brit.) 84 Hodiak, Linda Christian. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 26, 1953 BATTLES OF CHIEF PONTIAC 72 Laurence Olivier. Dorothy Turin. Color. REALART. (R) 1952. Lea Barker, Helen West- BEGINNING OF THE END 73 colt, Lon Chaney. REPUBLIC (R) June, 1957. Peter Graves, Peggie BATTLEGROUND 118 Castle. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 20, BEGINNING OR THE END. THE 110 1950. Van Johnson, John Kodiak. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1947 BAYOU 84 Brian Donlevy. Robert Walker. ARTISTS (R) June, 1957. Peter Graves, BEHAVE YOURSELF 81 UNITED RHO RADIO. (R) September 22. 1951. Shelley Lita Milan. Winters, Farley Granger. BEACHCOMBER, THE (Brit.) 82 January, 1955. Glynis BEHIND CITY LIGHTS 68 UNITED ARTISTS (R) REPUBLIC. (R) September 10, 1945. Lynne Rob- Johns, Robert Newton. Color. erts, William Terry. BEACHHEAD 86 BEHIND GREEN LIGHTS 84 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1854. Tony 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, 1946. Carole Curtis, Frank Lovejoy. Color. Landis, William Gargan. BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS, THE 80 BEHIND THE HIGH WALL 85 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) June 13, 1953. Paul UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1958. Tom Tully, Sylvia Christian, Paula Raymond. Sidney. BEAST OF BUDAPEST 72 BEHIND LOCKED DOORS 62 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) February, 1958. Gerald EAGLE LION. (R) October 17, 1948. Lucille Brem- Milton, John Hoyt. er, Richard Carlson. BEAST FROM A HAUNTED CAVE 75 BEHIND THE MASK 67 (It) October, 1959. Michael MONOGRAM. (R) May 25, 1946. Kane Richmond, THE FILMGIIOUI'. Barbara Reed. Forest, Sheila Carol. BELLBOY, THE 72 BEAST OF HOLLOW MOUNTAIN, THE 79 (R) Jerry Lewis, Alex UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1956. Guy PARAMOUNT. July, 1960. Madison, Patricia Medina. Color. Gerry. BEAST WITH FIVE FINGERS, THE N BELL FOR ADANO, A 103 WARNER BROS. (R) February 8. 1947. Robert 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1945. Gene Alda, Andrea King. Tierney. John Hodfak. BEAST WITH 1.000,000 EYES 71 BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE 103 AMERICAN RELEASING CORP. (R) January COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1959. James Stewart, 1956. Paul Birch. Loma Thayer. Kim Novak. Color. BEASTS OF MARSEILLES, THE 70 BELLE LE GRAND 90 LOPERT. (R) July, 1959. Stephen Boyd, James REPUBLIC. (R) January 27. 1951. Vera Ralston. Robertson Justice. John Carroll. BEAT THE BAND 87 BELLE OF NEW YORK 82 RKO-RADIO. (R) February 19, 1947. Frances METRO-G0LDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1952 Iangford, Gene Krupa. Fred Astaire. Vera -Ellen. Color. BEAT THE DEVIL 82 BELLE OF OLD MEXICO... 70 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1954. Humphrey REPUBLIC. (R) March 1. 1950. Eetelita Rod- Bogart, Jennifer Jones. Gina Lollobrigida. riguez. Robert Rockwell. BEAT GENERATION, THE (Cs) 95 BELLE OF THE YUKON 84 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1959. RHO RADIO. (R) Special, 1944-45. Randolph Steve Cochran, Mamie VAN Doren. Scott. Gypsy Rose Lee. Color. BEATSVILLE 72 BELLE STARR'S DAUGHTER 85 ALLIED ARTISTS. (11) June, 1959. Gregg Palmer, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November Kathleen Crowley. 1948. George Montgomery, Ruth Roman. BEAU BRUMMELL III BELLES OF ST. TRINIAN'S, THE (BrIt.) 90 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1954 ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1955. Alas Stewart Granger. Elizabeth Taylor. Color. lair Sim, Joyce Grenfell. BEAU JAMES (VV) 105 BELLES ON THEIR TOES 89 PARAMOUNT (R) July, 1957. Bob Hope, Vera TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1952 Mlles. Color. Jeanne Crain, Myrna Loy. Color.

319 Bel -Big Lath unga In Mina. In Mina. BELLISSIMA (Hai) 108 BEWARE OF PITY (R) (Brit.) 103 I.F.E. September, 1953. Anna Magnani. EAGLE -LION. (R) July 22, 1948. Llill Palmer. BELLS OF CORONADO 67 Cedric Hardwicke. REPUBLIC. (R) January 8, 1950. Roy Rogers, BEYOND GLORY Dale Evans. Color. SS PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1948. Alan Ladd, BELLS ARE RINGING (Cs) 127 Donna Reed. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, (It) July, 1960. Ju- BEYOND MOMBASA 90 dy Color. COLUMBIA (R) June, 1957. Donna Reed, Cornel BELLS OF ROSARTA 68 Wilde. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) June 19, 1945. Roy Rogers, BEYOND THE Gabby Hayes. FOREST 96 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) October 22, 1949 BELLS OF ST. MARY'S, THE 126 Bette Davis, Joseph Cotten. RKO RADIO. (R) November 23, 1945. Bing BEYOND THE Crosby, Ingrid PECOS 59 Bergman. UNIVERSAL. (R) April 27, 1945. Rod Cameron, BELLS OF SAN ANGELO 78 Eddie Dew. REPUBLIC. (R) May, 1947. Roy Rogers, Dale BEYOND Evans. THE PURPLE HILLS 70 Color. COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1950. Gene Autry, Jo BELLS OF SAN FERNANDO 14 Denison. SCREEN GUILD. (R) March 1, 1947. Donald BEYOND Woods, Cloria Warren. A REASONABLE DOUBT 80 UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1956. Dana An- BELOVED INFIDEL (Cs) 123 drews, Joan Fontaine. IWRNTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) November, BHOWANI 1959. Gregory Peck, Deborah Kerr. Color. JUNCTION 110 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAsY ER. (R) June 8, 1956. BELOW THE DEADLINE 85 Ave Gardner, MONOGRAM. (R) August 3, 1948. Warren Doug- Stewart Granger. Color. las, Ramsay Ames. BICYCLE THIEF (ital.) 99 BELOW THE SAHARA 8S MAYER-BURSTYN. (R) December, 1949. R Maggiorana. Enzo Btelole. RKO RADIO. (R) May 80, 1953. Native Cast BIG BEAT, THE 82 Color. UNIVERSAL (R) March, 1958. William Reynolds, BEND OF THE RIVER BI Andra Martin. Color. UNIVERSAL, (R) February. 1952. James Stewart, BIG BLUFF 70 Arthur Kennedy. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1955. .John Brom- BENEATH THE 12 -MILE REEF (Ca) 102 field. .5l area Vickers. 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December. 1953 BIG BONANZA, THE 6p Terry Moore, Robert Wagner. Color. REPUBLIC. IR) December 30, 1944. Richard BENEATH Arlen. Jane Frazee. WESTERN SKIES 58 BIG BOODLE. REPUBLIC. (B) March 3, 1994. Bob Livingston, THE 88 Smiley Bumette. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1957. Errol Flynn, Rosanna Rory. BENGAL BRIGADE 87 BIG UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1954. Rock Hudson, CAPER, THE 84 Arlene Dahl. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1957. Rory Cal- BENGAZI (SS) 79 houn, Mary Costa. RKO RADIO. (R) September 14, 1955. Richard BIG CARNIVAL, THE 112 Conte, Richard Carlson, Mala Powers. PARAMOUNT. (R) .July 4. 1951 Kirk Douclas BENHUR 212 Jan Sterling. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Special. BIG CAT, THE 75 Charl- EAGLE LION. (R) April, 1999. Lon McCallister, ton Heston, Jack Hawkins. Color. Peggy Ann Garner. Color. BENNY GOODMAN STORY, THE 118 BIG CHASE. UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1958. Steve Allen, THE 60 Donna Reed. Color. LIPPERT. (R) June 18, 1954. Lon Chaney, Glenn BERMUDA Langan. MYSTERY 65 BIG TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1944 CIRCUS, THE (Cs) l081/4 Preston Foster. Ann ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1959. Victor Mature, Rutherford. Red Buttons. Color. BERNADINE (Cs) 95 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) July, 1957 BIG CITY 103 Pat Boone, Terry Moore. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1948 BEST MAN WINS 75 Margaret O'Brien, Robert Preston, Danny Thomas, COLUMBIA. (R) May 6, 1948. Edgar Buchanan, BIG CLOCK, THE 95 Anna Lee. PARAMOUNT. (R) April 9, 1948. Ray Milland, BEST OF THE BADMEN 84 Maureen O'Sullivan. RKO RADIO. (R) June 9, 1951. Claire Trevor, BIG COMBO, THE 89 Robert Ryan. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February 13, 1955. Cor - BEST OF EVERYTHING, THE (Cs) 121 nel Wilde, Richard Conte. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (It) October, 1959 BIG COUNTRY, THE. (T) 166 Hope Lange, Stephen Boyd. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1958. Gregory BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE, Peck, Jean Simmons. Color. THE (Cs)... 104 BIG FISHERMAN, TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) September, THE 180 1958. Gordon McRae, Ernest Borgnine, Dan BUENA VISTA. (R) August, 1959. Howard Keel, Dailey, Sheree North. Color. Susan Kohner. BEST YEARS OF OUR LIVES, THE 172 BIG FIX. THE 63 RHO RADIO. (R) November 20, 1948. Myrna PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) Loy, Fredric March. April 19. 1946. James Brown, Sheila Ryan. BIG FRAME. THE (Brit.) 67 BETRAYAL FROM THE EAST 82 RKO RADIO. (R) April 25, 1953. Mark Stevens, RKO RADIO. (R) Block 3, 1944-45. Lee Tracy, Jean Nancy Kelly. Rent. BIG GUSHER. THE 6t1 BETRAYED 108 COLUMBIA. (R) July 9, 1951. Preston Foster, METRO-GOLDWN-MAYER. (R) September, 1954 Wayne Morris. Clark Gable. Lana Turner, Victor Mature. Color BIG HANGOVER, THE 82 BETRAYED WOMEN 70 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 26, 1950. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July 17, 1955. Carole Van Johnson. Elizabeth Taylor. Mathews, Tom Drake. BIG HEAT, THE 90 BETTY CO-ED 71 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1959. Glenn Ford, COLUMBIA. (R) November 28, 1946. Jean Porter, Gloria Grahame, Jocelyn Brando. William Mason. BIG HOUSE. U. S. A. 82 UNITED ARTISTS. BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL (Cs) (R) March, 1955. Broderick TWENTIETH 94 Ralph Meeker. CENTURY FOX. (R) October. BIG JACKaCrawford, 85 1956. Robert Wagner, Terry Moore. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1949. BETWEEN MIDNIGHT AND DAWN 89 Wallace Beery. Richard Conte. COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1950. Mark Stevens, BIG JIM MCLAIN 90 Edmund O'Brien. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) August 20, 1952. BETWEEN TWO WOMEN 81 John Wayne. Nancy Olson. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1995 BIG KNIFE, THE III Van Johnson, Lionel Barrymore. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1955. Jack BETWEEN TWO WORLDS 112 Faience, Ida Lupino, Wendell Cory, Shelley WARNER BROS. (R) May 20, 1944. John Garfield, Winters. Paul Henreid. BIG LAND, THE 93 BEWARE OF BLONDIE 80 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 23. 1957 COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1950. Penny Singleton, Alan Ladd, Virginia Mayo, Edmond O'Brien Arthur Lake. Color. BEWARE, MY LOVELY 77 BIG LEAGUER, THE 71 REO RADIO. (R) September. 1952. Ida Lupino, MOM. (R) August 21, 1953. Edward G. Robinson, Robert Ryan. Vera -Ellen. 320 Big-Bla

Length Length la Mies. la Miss. BIG LIFT, THE 120 BLACK GLOVE, THE 64 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May. 1950. Mont- LIPPERT. (R) January 29, 1954. Alex Nicol gomery Clot, Paul Douglas. Eleanor Summerfield. BIG NIGHT, THE 75 BLACK GOLD 92 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December 7, 1951 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 16, 1947. Anthony John Barrymore, Jr., Joan Loring. Quinn, Katherine DeMille. Color. BIG NOISE. THE 74 BLACK HAND 02 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1944 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 17, 1950 Laurel and Hardy. Gene Kelly, J. Carroll Nazi, Teresa Celli. BIG OPERATOR, THE 91 BLACK HILLS p METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September EAGLE LION (R) October 25, 1947. Eddie 1959. Mickey Rooney, Steve Cochran. Dean, Roscoe Attie. BIG PUNCH 80 BLACK HILLS AMBUSH 54 WARNER BROS. (R) June 26, 1948. Wayne REPUBLIC. (R) May 20. 1952. Allan 'Rocky" Morris, Lois Maxwell. Lane. BIG SHOW-OFF, THE 89 BLACK HORSE CANYON 81 REPUBLIC. (R) January 22, 1945. Arthur Lake UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1954. Joel McCrea, Marl Dale Evans. Blanchard. Color. BIG SKY, THE 122 BLACKJACK KETCHUM, DESPERADO 78 RICO RADIO. (R) August. 1952. Kirk Douglas, COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1956. Howard Duff, Mag- Elizabeth Threatt. gie Mahoney. Color. BIG SLEEP, THE 114 BLACK KNIGHT, THE Humphrey 85 WARNER BROS. (R) August 31, 1946. COLUMBIA. (R) November. 1954. Alan Ladd, Bogart. Taauren Recall. Patricia Medina. Color. 78 BIG SOMBRERO, THE BLACK MAGIC 105 1949. Gene Elena COLUMBIA. (R) March, Autry. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 19, 1949. Orson Verdugo. Welles, Nancy Guild. 71 BIG STEAL, THE BLACK MARKET BABIES 71 REO RADIO. (R) 1, 1949. Robert Mitchum, July MONOGRAM. (R) December 15, 1946. Ralph Jane Greer. Morgan, Jayne Hazard. 73 BIG TIMBER BLACK MIDNIGHT 66 MONOGRAM. (R) September 10, 1951. Roddy MONOGRAM. (R) October 2, 1949. Roddy Mc- McDowell. Jeff Donnell. Dowell, Damian O'Flynn. BIG TIP OFF 78 BLACK NARCISSUS (Brit.) 20, 1955. Richard 100 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1947. Deborah Kerr, Conte Constance Smith. Sahu. David Farrar. Color. BIG TOWN 60 BLACK ORCHID, THE (VV) 95 PARAMOUNT. (R) May 23, 1947. Philip Reed. PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1959. Sophia Loren, Hillary Brooke. Anthony Quinn. BIG TOWN AFTER DARK 69 BLACK PARACHUTE, THE 65 PARAMOUNT. (R) December 12, 1947. Philip COLUMBIA. (R) May 4, 1944. John Carradlne, Reed. 11I71ary Brooke. Bela Lugoet. BIG TOWN SCANDAL 62 BLACK PIRATES, THE 74 PARAMOUNT. (R) July 30, 1948. Philip Reed, LIPPERT. (R) December 24, 1954. Anthony Dex- Hillary Brooke. ter, Lon Chaney. Color. BIG TREES. THE 89 BLACK ROSE, 120 WARNER BROS (R) March 29, 1952. Kirk THE TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, Douglas. Patrice Wymore. Color. 1950. Tyrone Power. BIG WHEEL, THE 92 Orson Welles. Color. UNITED ARTISTS (R) November 4, 1949. Mickey BLACK SCORPIAN, THE 88 Rooney. Thomas Mitchell. WARNER BROS. (R) October, 1957. Richard Denning, Mara Corday. BIGGER THAN LIFE (Cs) 95 TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) August, BLACK SHADOWS 62 EAGLE LION. (R) July 29, 1949. African 1956. :Tames Mason, Barbara Rush. Color. Travelogue. B IGAMIST. THE 80 FILMAKERS. (R) December. 1953. Ida Lupino, BLACK SLEEP, THE 83 Fontaine, UNITED ARTISTS. (It) June, 1956. Basil Rath - Joan Edmund O'Brien. bone, Akira Temlroff. B ILL AND COO 61 BLACK REPUBLIC. (R) March 28, 1940. Bird Picture SHIELD OF FALWORTH, THE (Cs) 99 Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1954. Tony Curtis, BIRD OF PARADISE 100 Janet Leigh. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) March. 1951 BLACK TENT, THE (VV) 85 .Tell Chandler, Lode Jourdan. RANK (R) July, 1957. Anthony Steel, Donald Bin- BIRDS AND THE BEES, THE (VV) 94 den. PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1956. George Gobai, BLACK THIRTEEN 75 Mitzi Gaynor. David Niven. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, BISHOP'S WIFE. THE 110 1954. Peter Reynold», Rona Anderson. REO RADIO. (R) February 16, 1948. Cary Grant, BLACK TUESDAY Loretta Young, David . 80 Niven. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1955. Edward BITTER CREEK 74 G. Robinson, Peter Graves. February ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) 21, 1954. Bill BLACK WHIP, THE 77 Elliott. TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) December, BITTER RICE (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) e3 1956. Hugh Marlowe, Colleen Gray. I.F.E. (R) 1952. Silvana Mangano. Vittorio Gass- man, Rat Vallone. BLACK WIDOW (Cs) 95 BITTER VICTORY (Cs) 83 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, COLUMBIA (R) March, 1958. Richard Burton, 1954. Gene Tierney, Van Heflin. Ginger Rogers. Curt Jurgen'. Color. BLACK ANGEL. THE en BLACKBEARD THE PIRATE 89 UNIVERSAL. (R) August 2, 1946. Dan Duryea RKO RADIO. (R) December 25, 1952. Linda June Vincent. Darnell. Robert Newton. Color. BLACK ARROW, THE 78 BLACKBOARD JUNGLE, THE 101 COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1948. Louis Hayward, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 25, Janet Blair. 1955. Glenn Ford, Anne Francis. BLACK BART 86 BLACKMAIL 67 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1948. Yvonne de Carlo, REPUBLIC. (R) July 24. 1947. William Marshall, Dan Duryea. Color. Adele Mars. B LACK BEAUTY 79 BLACKOUT 87 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOR. (R) September, LIPPERT. (R) March 19, 1954. Dane Clark, 1948. Mona Freeman. Richard Denning. Belinda Lee. BLACK BOOK. THE 89 BLANCHE FURY (Brit.) 53 EAGLE LION. (R) August. 1949. Robert Cum- EAGLE LION. (R) February 16, 1949. Stewart mings, Arlene Dahl. Granger. Valerie Hobson. Color. BLACK CASTLE, THE 81 BLAZE OF NOON SI UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1952. Stephen Mc- PARAMOUNT. (R) May 2, 1947. Anne Baxter, Nally, Richard Greene. Sterling Hayden. BLACK DAKOTAS. THE 85 BLAZING ACROSS THE PECOS 35 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1954. Gary Merrill, COLUMBIA. (R) July 1, 1948. Charles Starrett, Wanda Hendrix. Color. Smiley Burnett*. BLACK EAGLE 7 BLAZING BULLETS 61 COLUMBIA. (R) September 16, 1048. William MONOGRAM. (R) May 6, 1951. Johnny Mack Blehop, Virginia Patton. Brown.

321 Bla-Bon Length Length In Mina. In Nina. BLAZING FOREST, THE 80 BLOOD ON THE SUN 94 PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1952. John Payne, UNITED ARTISTS .(R) June 15, 1945. James Susan Morrow. Color. Cagney, Sylvia Sidney. BLAZING SUN 70 November, 1950. Gene Autry BLOODHOUNDS OF BROADWAY 90 COLUMBIA. (R) TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, BLAZING THE WESTERN TRAIL 60 1952. Mitzi Gaynor, Scott Brady. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) October 18, 1945. Charles Star- Tex BLOOD OF THE VAMPIRE 87 rett, Harding. UNIVERSAL. (R) November. 1958. Donald Wollt, BLAZING TRAIL, THE 56 Barbara Shelley. COLUMBIA. (R) July 5, 1949. Charles Starrett Color. 88 BLOWING WILD 90 BLIND GODDESS (Brit.) October 17. 1953. TINIVIIRSAL. (R) June, 1999. Eric Portman, Anne WARNER BROTHERS. (R) Gary Crawford. Cooper, t )wyck, Ruth Roman. BLUEANGEL,rBr THE (Cs) 107 BLIND SPOT 73 TWENTIETH COLUMBIA. (R) February 6, 1947. Chester Morrie, CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, Constance Dowling. 1959. Curt Jurgess, May Britt. Color. 94 BLUE BLOOD 72 BLITHE SPIRIT (Brit.) MONOGRAM. (R) January 28, 1951. Bill Wil- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December 14, 1945. Rex liams, Harrison. Constance Cummings. Color. Jane Nigh. Color. BLOB!, THE 82 BLUE CANADIAN ROCKIES 58 PARAMOUNT: (R) October, 1958. Steven Mc- COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1952. Gene Autry Queen, Aneta Corseaut. Color. Pat Buttram, BLOCK BUSTERS 80 BLUE DAHLIA 99 MONOGRAM. (R) September 16, 1944. East Side PARAMOUNT. (R) April 18, 1946. Alan Ladd, Kids, Harry Langdon. Veronica Lake. BLONDE ALIBI 62 BLUE DENIM (Cs) 89 UNIVERSAL. (R) April 12, 1946. Tom Neal TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) August, 1959 Martha O'Driscoll. Carol Lynley, Brandon de Wilde. BLONDE BAIT 71 BLUE GARDENIA, THE 90 ASSOCIATED FILM. (R) April 2, 1956. Beverly WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 28, 1953. Anne Michaels, Jim Davis. Baxter, Richard Conte. BLONDE BANDIT, THE 60 BLUE GRASS OF KENTUCKY 72 REPUBLIC. (R) December 22, 1949. Gerald Mohr, MONOGRAM. (R) January 22, 1940. Bill Williams, Dorothy Patrick. Jane Night. Color. BLONDE BLACKMAILER 58 BLUE LAGOON (Brit) 101 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) January, 1958. Richard UNIVERSAL. (R) August. 1949. Jean Simmons, Arlen, Susan Shaw. Donald Houston. Color. 68 BLONDE DYNAMITE BLUE LAMP, THE (Brit.) 84 MONOGRAM. (B) February 12, 1950. Leo Gorcey EAGLE LION. (B) July, 1950. Jack Warner, Jim- BLONDE FEVER 69 my Hanley. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1945. BLUE SKIES 104 Mary Astor, Philip Dorn. PARAMOUNT. (R) December 27, 1946. Bing BLONDE FOR A DAY 80 Crosby, Fred Astaire. Color. PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) BLUE August 29. 1946 Hugh Beaumont, Kathryn Adam'. VEIL, THE 114 RKO RADIO. (R) October, 1951. Jane Wyman, BLONDE FROM BROOKLYN 85 Charles Laughton. COLUMBIA. (R) June 21. 1945. Robert Stanton, Lynn Merrick. BLUEBEARD 78 BLONDE ICE 72 PRC PICTURES. (R) November 11, 1944. John FILM CLASSICS. (R) May 20, 1948. Leslie Brooks, Carradine, Jean Parker. Robert Paige. BLUEBEARD'S TEN HONEYMOONS 92 BLONDE RANSOM 68 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1960. George Sand- UNIVERSAL. (R) June 15, 1946. Donald Cook, ers, Corinne Calvert. Virginia Gray. BLUEPRINT FOR MURDER, A 76 BLONDE SAVAGE 82 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September. 1958 EAGLE LION. (R) November 22, 1947. Leif Erick- J ueph Cotten Jan Peters, Gary Merrill. son. Gale Sherwood. BLUES BUSTERS 64 BLONDE SINNER, THE (Brit.) 73 MONOGRAM. (R) October 29, 1950. Leo Gorcer ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) Nov. 18, 1956. Diana Hintz Hall. Dore. Michael Craig. BOBBY WARE IS MISSING 88 BLONDIE HITS THE JACKPOT 68 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) October 28, 1955. Neville COLUMBIA. (R) October 6, 1949. Penny Single- Brand, Arthur Franz. ton. Arthur Lake. BOB MATHIAS THE 87 STORY, THE 80 BLONDIE IN DOUGH ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October 24. 1954. Bob COLUMBIA. (R) October 16, 1947. Penny Single- Mathias, Melva ton. Arthur Lake. Mathias. BLONDIE KNOWS BEST 70 BODY AND SOUL 104 COLUMBIA. (R) October 17, 1946. Penny Single- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1947. Jobo ton. Arthur Lake. Garfield. LiIli Palmer. BLONDIE'S ANNIVERSARY 87 BODY SNATCHER. THE 77 COLUMBIA. (R) December 18, 1947. Penny RKO RADIO. (R) Block 4, 1944-45. Boris Ear- Singleton. Arthur Lake. loff, Bela Lugoal. BLONDIE'S BIG DEAL 87 BODYGUARD 82 COLUMBIA. (R) March 10, 1949. Penny Single- REO RADIO. (R) September 4, 1948. Lawrence ton. Arthur Lake. Tierney, Priscilla Lane. BLONDIE'S BIG MOMENT 69 BODYHOLD 93 COLUMBIA. (It) January 9, 1917. Penny Single - COLUMBIA. (R) March 21. 1950. Willard Parker, ton, Arthur I,ake. Iola Albright. BLONDIE'S HERO 67 BOLD AND THE BRAVE. THE (SS) 00 COLUMBIA. (R) March 9, 1950. Penny Singleton, RKO RADIO. (R) April 18, 1956. Wendell Corey. Arthur Lake Mickey Rooney, Don Taylor, Nicole Maurey. BLONDIE'S HOLIDAY 67 BOLD FRONTIERSMAN. THE 90 COLUMBIA. (It) April 10, 1947. Penny Single- REPUBLIC. (R) April 1. 1948. Allan Lane, ton, Arthur I.ake. Eddie Waller. BLONDIE'S LUCKY DAY 69 BOLSHOI BALLET, THE 99 COLUMBIA. (R) April 4, 1946. Penny Singleton, RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. Arthur Lake. (R) January, 1958. Galina Manna. Color. BLONDIE'S REWARD 67 BOMBA AND THE HIDDEN CITY 71 COLUMBIA. (R) June 3, 1949. Penny Singleton, MONOGRAM. (R) September 24, 1950. John Arthur Lake. Shef eld, Sue England. BLONDIE'S SECRET 68 BOMBA ON PANTHER ISLAND 70 COLUMBIA. (it) December 23, 1948. Penny Single- MONOGRAM. (R) December 18, 1949. Johnny ton, Arthur Lake. Sheffield, Aliene Roberta. BLOOD ALLEY (Cs) 115 BOMBA, THE JUNGLE BOY 71 WARNER BROTHERS. (B) October 1, 1955. MONOGRAM. (R) March 20, 1949. John Sheffield, John Wayne, Lauren Recall. Color. Peggy Ann Garner. BLOOD OF DRACULA 68 BOMBERS B-52 (Cs) 106 AMER. INT. PICS. (R) November. 1957. Sandra WARNER BROS. (R) November, 1957. Natalie Harrison, Louise Lewis. Wood, Karl Malden. Color. BLOOD ON THE MOON 88 BONANZA TOWN N REO RADIO. (R) November 9, 1998. Robert Mit - COLUMBIA. (R) July. 1951. Charles Starrett. chum. Barbara Bel Geddes. Smiley Burnett.. 63 BLOOD AND STEEL BOND STREET (Brit.) 100 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, STRATFORD. (R) March 29, 1950. Jean Kent, 1959. John Lupton, James Edwards. Boland Young. 322 Bon-Bri

Length Length In Mies. In Idles. BONJOUR TRISTESSE (Cs) 94 BOWERY CHAMPS 62 UNITED ARTISTS (B) February, 1958. Deborah MONOGRAM. (R) December 9, 1944. East Side Kerr, David Niven. Kids. BONNIE PARKER STORY, THE 79 BOWERY TO BAGDAD 84 AMER. INT. PICS. (R) May, 1958. Dorothy Pro- ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) January 2, 1955. Bowery vine, Jack Hogan. Boys. BONZO GOES TO COLLEGE 80 BOWERY TO BROADWAY 95 UNIVERSAL. (B) September, 1952. Edmund UNIVERSAL. (R) November 8, 1944. Donald Gwenn, Maureen O'Sullivan. O'Connor, Maria Montez. BOOMERANG 88 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) February, BOY ON A DOLPHIN (Cs) III 1947. Dana Andrews, Jane Wyatt. TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) April, 1957. BOOTS MALONE 103 Alan Ladd, Clifton Webb, Sophia Loren. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1952. William Holden, BOY, A GIRL AND A DOG. A 77 Johnny Stewart. FILM CLASSICS. (R) July. 1946. Jerry Hunter, BOP GIRL 79 Sharyn Moffett. UNITED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. Mary Kaye BOY FROM INDIANA 88 Trio, Judy Tyler. EAGLE LION. (R) March, 1950. Lon McCalliater, BORDER BADMAN 60 Lois Butler. PRC PICTURES. (R) October 10, 1945. Buster Crabbe, BOY FROM OKLAHOMA 88 Al St. John. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 27, 1954 BORDER BANDITS 58 Nancy Olson. MONOGRAM. (R) January 12, 1946. Johnny Mack Will Roger., Jr.. Color. Brown. BOY WITH GREEN HAIR, THE 82 BORDER FEUD 55 RHO RADIO. (R) December 27, 1948. Pat O'Brien, EAGLE LION. (R) May 10, 1947. Al "Lash" Robert Ryan. Color. LaRue, "Fuzzy" St. John. BOY'S RANCH 07 BORDER INCIDENT 92 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYEB. (R) July 18, 1946. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October 28, James Craig, "Butch" Jenkins. 1949. George Murphy, Ricardo Montalban. BRAIN EATERS, THE 60 BORDER OUTLAWS 59 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 2. 1950. Spade 1958. Edwin Nelson, Alan Frost. Cooley, Maria Hart. BRAIN MACHINE, THE (Brit.) 72 BORDER RANGERS 75 BKO RADIO. (R) February 15, 1956. Patrick LIPPERT. (R) October 6, 1950. Don Barry, Barr. Elizabeth Allan. Robert Lowery. BRAMBLE BUSH, THE 105 BORDER RIVER 81 WARNER BROS. (R) February, 1960. Richard U -I. (R) January, 1954. Joel McCrea, Yvonne Burton, Barbara Rush. Color. DeCarlo Color. BRAND OF FEAR 56 BORDER SADDLEMATES 87 MONOGRAM. (R) July 10. 1949. Jimmy Wakely. REPUBLIC. (R) April 15, 1952. Re: Allen. Gall Davis. BORDER TREASURE 60 RKO-RADIO. (R) August. 1950. Tim Holt, Jane BRAND OF THE DEVIL 57 Nigh. PRC PICTURES. (R) July 80, 1944. Dave O'Brien, BORDERLINE 88 Jim Newill. UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1950. Fred Mae - BRANDED 95 Murray, Claire Trevor. PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1951. Alan Ladd, BORDERTOWN TRAIL 55 Mona Freeman. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) August 11, 1944. Smiley Burn - BRASHER DOUBLOON. THE 72 ette, Sunset Carson. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, BORN TO BE BAD 94 1947. George Montgomery. Nancy Guild. RICO RADIO. (R1 July 15, 1950. Joan Fontaine, BRASS LEGEND, THE 79 Robert Ryan, Zachary Scott. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1956. Hugh BORN TO KILL 92 O'Brian. Nancy Gates. RHO RADIO. (R) May 9. 1947. Claire Trevor, BRAVADOS, THE (Cs) 98 Lawrence Tierney. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1958. BORN RECKLESS 79 Gregory Peck, Joan Collins. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) May, 1959. Mamie Van BRAVE BULLS, THE 108 Doren, Jeff Richards. COLUMBIA. (B) May. 1951. Mel Ferrer. Miro- BORN TO SPEED 6I alava. PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) BRAVE ONE, THE (Cs) 100 January 12. 1947. Johnny Sande, Terry Austin. UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1956. Michel Ray. BORN YESTERDAY 104 Color. COLUMBIA, (R) February. 1951. Judy Holliday. BRAVE WARRIER 73 Broderick Crawford, William Holden. COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1952. Jon Hall. Christine BOSS, THE 89 Larsen. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1956. John BRAZIL 91 Payne, Doe Avedon. REPUBLIC. (R) November 30, 1944. Tito Guisar, BOSTON BLACKIE AND THE LAW 69 Virginia Bruce. COLUMBIA. (R) December 12. 1946. Chester BREAD. LOVE AND DREAM (Ital.) 90 Morris. Trudy Marshall. I. F. E. (R) September. 1954. Gina Lollobrigida, BOSTON BLACKIE BOOKED ON SUSPiC10N 67 Vittorio de Sica. COLUMBIA. (R) May 10, 1945. Chester Morris, BREAK IN THE CIRCLE (Brit.) 69 Lynn Merrick. TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) April, 1957. BOSTON BLACKIE'S CHINESE VENTURE 59 Forrest Tucker, Eva Bartok. COLUMBIA. (B) March 3, 1949. Chester Morris. BREAKDOWN 77 REALART. (R) July, 1952. Ann Richards, William BOTANY BAY 94 Bishop. PARAMOUNT. (B) November, 1959. Alan Ladd, James Muon, Patricia Medina. Color. BREAKFAST IN HOLLYWOOD 93 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February 27, 1946. Tom BOTH BARRELS BLAZING 58 Breneman, Bonita Granville. COLUMBIA. (R) May 17, 1945. Charles Starrett BOTH SIDES OF THE LAW. (Brit.) 94 BREAK TO FREEDOM (Brit.) 88 U -I. (R) January, 1959. Peggy Cummins, Anne UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1955. Anthony Crawford. Steel. Jack Warner. BOTTOM OF THE BOTTLE, THE (Ca) 88 BREAKING POINT, THE 97 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, 1956. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 80. 1950. Van Johnson, Joseph Cotten, Bulb Roman, Jack John Garfield, Patricia Neal. Carson. Color. BREAKING THE SOUND BARRIER (Brit.) 115 BOUNTY HUNTER, THE 79 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December 21, 1952, Ann WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 25, 1959 Todd, Ralph Richardson. Randolph Scott Dolores Dorn. Color. BREAKTHROUGH 97 69 BOWERY BATTALION WARNER BROS. (R) December 9. 1950. David MONOGRAM. (R) January 21, 1951. Leo Gorcey Mintz Hall. Brian, John Agar. BOWERY BOMBSHELL es BREWSTER'S MILLIONS 74 MONOGRAM. (R) July 20, 1046. Leo Honey, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 7. 1945. Denn; Mintz Hall. O'Keefe. Helen Walker. BOWERY BOYS MEET THE MONSTERS, THE 66 BRIBE, THE 98 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 6, 1954. Bowery METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1949. Boys. Robert Taylor, Ava Gardner. BOWERY BUCKAROOS 66 BRIDE BY MISTAKE 80 MONOGRAM. (R) November 22, 1947. Leo Gorcey, RICO RADIO. (R) Block 7. 1948-44. Laraine Day, Hunts Hall. Alan Marshall 323 Bri-Bwa

Length Length In Mina. In Mine. BRIDE FOR SALE 87 BUCCANEER'S GIRL 77 RICO RADIO. (R) November 12, 1949. Robert UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1950. Yvonne de Carlo, Young, Claudette Colbert. Philip Friend. Color. BRIDE GOES WILD, THE 99 BUCHANAN RIDES ALONE 78 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1948 COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1958. Randolph Scott Van Johnson, June Allison. Craig Stevens. Color. BRIDE OF THE BEAST, THE 78 BUCK PRIVATES COME HOME 77 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) March, 1958. Charlotte UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1947. Abbott and Austin, Lance Fuller. Costello. BUCKAROO FROM POWER RIVER 55 BRIDE OF THE GORILLA 79 14, 1947. Charles REALART (R) October, 1951. Lon Chaney, Jr , COLUMBIA. (R) October Star- Barbara Payton. rett, Smiley Burnette. 60 BRIDE OF THE MONSTER 67 BUCKAROO SHERIFF OF TEXAS BANNER. (R) February. 1956. Bela Lugoai. REPUBLIC. (R) May 1, 1951. Michael Chapin BRIDES OF DRACULA, THE 65 Ellene Janssen. UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1960. Peter Cushing. BUCKET OF BLOOD, THE 65 Martita Hunt. Color. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October, BRIDE OF VENGEANCE 91 1959. Dick Miller, Barboura Morris. PARAMOUNT. (R) May 6, 1999. John Lund. Paul- BUCKSKIN LADY, THE 66 ette Goddard. UNITED ARTISTS (R) June, 1957. Patricia Me- BRIDE WORE BOOTS, THE 88 dina, Richard Denning. PARAMOUNT. (R) May 81, 1946. Barbara Stan- BUFFALO BILL 60 wyck, Robert Cummings. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1944 BRIDGE OF SAN LUIS REY, THE 107 Maureen O'Hara, Joel McCrea. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February 11, 1944. Lynn BUFFALO BILL IN TOMAHAWK TERRITORY 68 Bart, Akira Tamiroff. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February 8. 1952. Clayton BRIDGE ON THE RIVER KWAI (Cs) 161 Moore, Slim Andrews. COLUMBIA (R) November, 1957. William Holden, BUFFALO BILL RIDES AGAIN 70 Aleo Guinness. Color. SCREEN GUILD. (R) February 15. 1947. Richard BRIDGES AT TOKO-RI, THE 103 Arlen, Jennifer Holt. PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1955. Fredrie BURGLAR, THE 90 March. William Holden, Grace Kelly. Color. COLUMBIA (R) June, 1957. Dan Duryea. Jayne BRIEF ENCOUNTER (Brit.) 0f Mansfield. UNIVERSAL. (R) August 28, 1946. Celia John - BUGLES IN THE AFTERNOON 85 eon, Trevor Howard. WARNER BROS. (R) March 8, 1952. Ray Mtlland, BRIGADOON (Ca) 108 Helena Carter. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October 22, BULLDOG DRUMMOND AT BAY 70 1954. Gene Kelly. Cyd Chariot), Van Johnson. COLUMBIA. (R) May 15, 1947. Ron Randall, Color. Anita Louise. BRIGAND, THE 94 BACK 65 COLUMBIA. (R) July. 1952. Anthony Dexter BULLDOG DRUMMOND STRIKES Jody Lawrence. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) September 4, 1947. Ron Ran- BRIGHT dall, Pat O'Moore, LEAF III A 85 WARNER BROS. (R) July 1, 1950. Gary Cooper, BULLET FOR JOEY. Lauren Recall. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1955. Edward G BRIGHT ROAD 69 Robinson, George Raft. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 17, 1953. BULLET IS WAITING, A 82 Robert Horton. Dorothy Dandridge. COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1954. Jean Simmons, BRIGHT VICTORY 07 Rory Calhoun. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) January. 1952. Arthur Kennedy. BULLFIGHT (S9an.Eng. narr.) 78 Peggy Dow. JANUS. (R) July, 1958. Documentary BRIGHTON STRANGLER. THE 87 BULLFIGHTER AND THE LADY, THE 87 REO RADIO. (R) Block 5, 1944-45. John Ioder, REPUBLIC. (R) May 15, 1951. Robert Stack, Rose Hobart. Gilbert Roland. BRIMSTONE 90 BULLFIGHTERS, THE 60 REPUBLIC. (Rl August 15, 1949. Rod Cameron TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May. 1945 Adrian Booth. Color. Laurel and Hardy. BRING ON THE GIRLS 92 PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 4, 1944-45. Yermlea BULLWHIP (Ca) 80 Lake. Sonny Tufts, Eddie Bracken. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) May 25, 1958. Guy Madi- BRINGING UP FATHER 69 son, Rhonda Fleming. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) November 23, 1946. Joe Yule, BUNCO SQUAD 67 Renie Riano. RRO RADIO. (R) September 1, 1950. Robert BRING YOUR SMILE ALONG es Sterling, Joan Dixon. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1955. Frankie Laine, BUNDLE OF JOY 98 Reefs Brasselle. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1958. Debbie Rey- BROKEN ARROW 92 nolds, Eddie Fieber. Color. 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1950. Jeme BUNGALOW IS 65 Stewart. Debra Paget. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX". (R) November BROKEN LANCE (Cs) 9b 1948. Tom Conway, Margaret Hamilton. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1954 BURMA VICTORY 62 Spencer Tracy. Richard Wldmark. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) February 18. 1946. War BROKEN STAR, THE 62 Documentary. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1956. Howard Due. Lita Baron. BURNING CROSS. THE 78 BRONCO BUSTER 80 SCREEN GUILD. (R) October 11 1947. Hank UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1952. John Lund, Scott Daniels, Virginia Patton. Brady. Color. BURNING HILLS, THE (Cs) 92 BROTHERS, THE (Brit.) SI WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 1, 1958 UNIVERSAL. (R) May 6, 1948. Patricia Roc, Natalie Wood, Tab Hunter. Color. Win Fyne. BURY ME DEAD 71 BROTHERS IN LAW (Brit.) 90 EAGLE LION. (R) October 18, 1947. Mark Dan- CONTINENTAL (R) October, 1957. Ian Carmi- iels, June Lockhart. chael, Richard Attenhorough. BUSH CHRISTMAS (Australian) 78 BROTHERS IN THE SADDLE 80 UNIVERSAL. (R) December. 1947. Chips Raf- RICO RADIA. (R) February 8, 1949. Tim Holt ferty. Helen Grieve. Richard Martin. BUSH PILOT 60 BROTHERS KARAMAZOV, THE 146 SCREEN GUILD. (R) June 7. 1947. Rochelle METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) February, 1958 Hudson, Jack LaRue. Yul Brynner, Maria Schell. Color. BUSHWHACKERS. THE 1S BROTHERS RICO. THE 81 REALART. (R) November. 1951. John Ireland, COLUMBIA (R) September, 1957. Richard Conte, Dorothy Malone. Dianne Fester. BUS STOP (Cs) 94 BROWNING VERSION. THE (Brit) 90 TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) August, UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1951. Michael Red - grave, Jean Kent. 1958. Marilyn Monroe, Don Murray. Color. BRUTE FORCE 08 BUSTER KEATON STORY, THE (VV) 97 UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1947. Burt Lancaster, PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1957. Donald O'Connor, Hume Cronyn. Ann Beth. BRUTE MAN, THE 6t BUT NOT FOR ME (VV) 105 UNIVERSAL. (R) October 1. 1946. Rondo Hatton, PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1959. Clark Gable, Jane Adams. Carroll Baker. BUCCANEER, THE (VV) 119 BWANA DEVIL (9 D) 79 PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1959. Yul Brynner UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March 13, 1953. Robert Charlton Heston. Color. Stack, Barbara Britton. Color. 324 Byt-Car Length Leu,th In Mina. Ia Mlas. BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON 102 CAN -CAN (Todd -AO) 130 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 2. 1053. Doris TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) Special Day. Gordon MacRae. Color. Frank Sinatra, Shirley MacLeine, Color. CANDLELIGHT IN ALGERIA (Brit) 85 C 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1944. James Mason, Carla Lehmann. C -MAN 75 FILM CLASSICS. (It) May, 1949. Dean Jagger, CANON CITY 82 John Carradine. Color. EAGLE LION. (R) July 8, 1948. Scott Brady, Charles Russell. CADDY, THE 95 CANNIBAL ATTACK 69 PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1953. Martin & Lewis, Donna Reed. COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1954. Johnny Weis - CAESAR AND CLEOPATRA moiler. Judy Walsh. (Brit.) I26 CAN'T HELP SINGING 88 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 16, 1946. Claude UNIVERSAL. Rains, Vivian Leigh. Color. (R) December 29. 1944. Deanna CAGED 98 Durbin, Robert Paige. WARNER CANTERBURY TALE, A (Brit) 95 BROS. (R) June 10, 1950. Eleanor EAGLE -LION. (R) January 21, 1949. Erlc Port- Parker, Agnes Moorehead. man, Kim Hunter. CAGED FURY B0 CANTERVILLE GHOST, THE 95 PARAMOUNT. (R) March 5, ning, 1948, Richard Den- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July. 1944, Sheila Ryan. Charles Laughton, Margaret O'Brien. CAINE MUTINY, THE 125 COLUMBIA. (R) CANYON AMBUSH 53 September, 1954. Humphrey MONOGRAM. (R) October 12, 1953. Johnny Mack Bogart. Van Johnson, Jose Ferrer. Color. CALAMITY Brown. JANE 191 CANYON CROSSROADS 83 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) November 14, 1953 Doris Day. Howard Keel. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1955. Richard CALAMITY JANE Basehart Phyllis Kirk. AND 1BASS 85 CANYON PASSAGE 90 UNIVERSAL. (R) July 1949. Yvonne De Howard Duff. ''arlo. UNIVERSAL. (R) July 26, 1946. Dana Andrews, Color. Susan Hayward. Color. CALCUTTA g3 CANYON RAIDERS 54 PARAMOUNT. (R) May 30, 1947. Man Ladd, MONOGRAM. (R) Apr11 8, 1951. Whip Wilson, William Bondi'. Phyllis Coates. 80 CALENDAR GIRL 88 CANYON RIVER (Cs) REPUBLIC. (R) January 91, 1947. Jane Frazee, ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) August 5, 1956. George William Marshall. Montgomery, Marcia Henderson. Color. CAPTAIN BOYCOTT (Brut.) 92 CALIFORNIA 98 UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1948. Stewart Granger, PARAMOUNT. (R) February 21, land, 1947. Ray 3I11 - Kathleen Ryan. Barbara Stanwyck. Color. CAPTAIN CAREY, U. S. A 83 CALIFORNIA CONQUEST 79 PARAMOUNT. (B) April 12, 1950. Alan Ladd, COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1952. Comel Wilde, Teresa Wanda Hendry. Wright. Color. CAPTAIN CHINA 97 CALIFORNIA FIREBRAND 83 PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1950. John Payne, REPUBLIC. (R) April 1 1948. Monte Hale, Gail Russell. Jeffrey Lynn. Adrian Booth. Color. CAPTAIN EDDIE 107 CALIFORNIA GOLD RUSH 58 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, 1945. Fred REPUBLIC. (R) February 4. 1946. "Wild" Bill MacMurray. Lynn Bari. Elliott, Alice Fleming. CAPTAIN FROM CASTILE 140 CALIFORNIA PASSAGE TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1948. REPUBLIC. (R) December 15, 1950. Forrest Tyrone Power. jean Peter,. Color. Tucker. Adele Mara. ,.90 CAPTAIN HORATIO HORNBLOWER 117 CALYPSO JOE 76 WARNER BROS. (R) August 11, 1951. Gregory ALLIED ARTISTS (R) May, 1957. Herb Jeffries, Peck. Virginia Mayo. Color. Angie Dickenson. CAPT. JOHN SMITH AND POCAHONTAS 75 CALYPSO HEAT WAVE 86 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 20, 1953 COLUMBIA (R) June, 1957. Johnny Desmond, Anthony Dexter, Jody Lawrence. Color. The Treniers. CAPTAIN KIDD 89 CALLING HOMICIDE 61 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 24, 1945. Charles ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 30, 1956. Bill Laughton, Randolph Scott. Elliott, Kathleen Case. CAPTAIN KIDD AND THE SLAVE GIRL 83 CALL ME MADAM 114 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1954. Anthony Dex- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOI. (R) April, 1953 ter, Eva (labor. Color. Ethel Merman, Donald O'Connor. Color. CAPTAIN LIGHTFOOT (Cs) 91 CALL ME MISTER .. ge UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1955. Rock Hudson. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February Barbara Rush. Color. 1951. Betty Grable, Dan Dailey. Color. CAPTAIN PIRATE 85 CALL NORTHSIDE 777 III COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1952. Louie Hayward, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February, Patricia Medina. Color. 1948. James Stewart. Helen Walker. CAPTAIN 9CARLETT 75 CALL OF THE FOREST 74 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 12, 1953. Richard LIPPERT. (R) November 18, 1949. Robert Lowery, Greene. Leonora Amar. Color. Ken Curtis. TUGBOAT ANNIE 70 CALL OF THE JUNGLE 60 CA REAINPUBLIC. (R) Nov m er 17, 1945. June Dar - MONOGRAM. (R) August 19, 1944. Ann Cori°, well, Elgar Kennedy. James Bush. CALL OF THE CAPTAIN'S PARADISE, THE (Brit.) 77 KLONDIKE 66 18, 1953. Alex MONOGRAM. (R) December 17. 1950 Kirby UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December Grant. Chinook. Guinness, Yvonne DeCarlo, Celia Johnson. 90 CALL OF THE SOUTH SEAS 59 CAPTAIN'S TABLE, THE REPUBLIC. (R) July 7, 1944. Janet Martin, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June, 1960. Allan Lane. John Gregson, Peggy Cummins. Color. CAPTIVE CITY 91 CALLAWAY WENT THATAWAY 81 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December 28, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) April 11, 1952. John For- 1951. Howard Keel, Dorothy McGuire. sythe, Joan Camden. CALLING BULLDOG DRUMMOND 83 CAPTIVE GIRL 73 31.0'1'110-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December 14, COLUMBIA. (B) July, 1950. Johnny Weissmuller, 1951. Walter Pidgeon, Margaret Leighton. Buster Crebbe. CAPTIVE HEART, THE (BrIt.) 88 CALVARY SCOUT 78 (R) Redgrave, MONOGRAM. (R) May 19, 1951. Rod Cameron UNIVERSAL. Apr11, 1947. Michael Audrey Long. Rachel Kempson. CALYPSO JOE 76 CAPTIVE OF BILLY THE KID 54 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 12, 1957. Herb REPUBLIC. (R) January 22, 1952. Allan "Rocky" Jeffries, Angie Dickinson. Lane. CAMP ON BLOOD ISLAND, THE 81 CAPTURE, THE 91 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1958. Andre Morell, Carl RICO RADIO. (R) April 8, 1950. Teresa Wright, Mohner. Lew Ayres. CAMPUS HONEYMOON 6I CARAVAN (Brit.) 80 REPUBLIC. (R) February 1, 1948. Lynn and Lee EAGLE LION. (R) September 30, 1997. Stewart Wilde, Adele Mara. Granger, Jean Kent. CANADIAN PACIFIC 95 CARAVAN TRAIL 57 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1949 PRO PICTURES. (B) April 20. 1946. Eddie Dean, Randolph Scott, Jane Wyatt. Color. Al LaRue. Color. 325 Car -Cha Length Laeeth I. Min. In Mies. CARBINE WILLIAMS IDI CASTLE OF CRIMES (Brit) SO METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, (R) May, 1952 PRO PICTURES. (R) August 25. 1944. Ken- James Stewart, Wendell Corey, Jean Hagen. neth Rent. Diana Churchill. CAREER 105 CAST A LONG SHADOW 82 PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1959. Dean Martin, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1959. Audio Mur- Anthony Franciosa. Terre ore. Color. CAREER GIRL 69 CAT DCEEPS,CREEPS. THE PRC PICTURES. (R) January 11, 1944. Frances UNIVERSAL. (R) May 17, 1948. Lois Collier, Langford. Craig Wood. Fred Brady. CAREER GIRL 61 CAT GIRL, THE 67 ASTOR-WOODBURN FILMS. (R) May, 1960 AMER. INT. PICS. (R) September. 1957. Bar- June Wilkinson, Charles Robert Keane. Color. bara Shelley, Robert Ayers. CARGO TO CAPETOWN 80 CATERED AFFAIR, THE 93 COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1950. Broderick Crawford, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 22, 1956 John Ireland, Ellen Drew. Bette Davis, Ernest Borgnine, Debbie Reynolds, CARIBBEAN 97 Barry Fitzgerald. PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1952. Arlene Dahl, CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF. (Cs) 108 John Payne. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, CARIBBEAN MYSTERY 85 1958. Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman. Color. 20th CENTURY-FOX. (R) September. 1945 CATMAN OF PARIS $5 James Dunn, Sheila Ryan. REPUBLIC. (R) April 20, 1946. Carl Esmond, 81 Lenore Aubert. CARIBOO TRAIL, THE 77 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1950. Ran- CATTLE DRIVE dolph Scott. "Gabby" Hayes. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1951. Joel McCrea, Dean CARELESS YEARS. THE 70 Stockwell. Color. UNITED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. Dean CATTLE EMPIRE (Cs) 82 Stockwell. Natalie Trundy. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) February, CARMEN (French) 102 1958. Joel MacCrea, Gloria Talbott. Color. SUPERFILM. (R) November 28, 1948. Viviane CATTLE QUEEN OF MONTANA 88 Romance. Jean Marais. RHO RADIO. (R) November 18, 1954. Barbara CARMEN JONES (Cs) 107 Stanwyck, Ronald Reagan. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January. 1955 CATTLE TOWN 71 Dorothy Dandridge, Harry Belafonte. Color. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) December 6. 1952 CARNEGIE HALL 134 Donnie Morgan, Philip Carey. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 8, 1947. Marsha CAUGHT 88 Hunt. William Price. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1949 CARNIVAL IN COSTA RICA 95 Barbara Bel Geddes, James Mason. CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1947 TWENTIETH CAUSE FOR ALARM 73 Dick Haymee. Celeste Holm. Color. February 23 95 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) CARNIVAL STORY 1951. Loretta Young, Barry Sullivan. REO RADIO. (R) April 16, 1954. Anne Baxter, Stave Cochran. Color. CAVALRY SCOUT 78 Rod Cameron, BLUES 81 MONOGRAM. (R) May 13, 1951. CAROLINA Audrey Long. COLUMBIA. (R) September 26, 1944. Victor 75 Moore, Kay Kyaer. Ann Miller. CAVE OF THE OUTLAWS, THE 74 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1951. Macdonald CAROLINA CANNONBALL Carey. Alexia Smith. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) January 28, 1955. Judy Canova (SD) 75 CAROUSEL (Cc) 128 CEASE FIRE -FOX. (R) February, PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1954 Korean G.L's. TWENTIETH CENTURY ROW 77 1958. Gordon MacRae, Shirley Iona, Cameron CELL 2455, DEATH Mitchell. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) May. 1955. William Campbell, 118 Robert Campbell. CARRIE CENTENNIAL SUMMER 102 PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1952. Jennifer Jones, 1946. Linda Lawrence Olivier. 20TH CENTImY-FOX. (R) July, 87 Darnell. Jeanne Crain. Color. CARSON CITY CERTAIN SMILE, A (Cs) 106 WARNER BROS. (R) June 14, 1952. Randolph TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1958. Scott, Lucille Norman. Color. 'lesseno Brazzi, Joan Fontaine. Color. CARSON CITY RAIDERS 60 CHA-CHA-CHA-BOOMI 72 REPUBLIC. (R) May 13, 1948. Rocky Lane, COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1958. Stephen Dunne, Eddie Waller. Alto Talton. CARTOUCHE 73 CHAIN OF EVIDENCE 64 RHO (R) August, 1957. Richard Basehart, Patricia ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 6, 1957. Bill Roc. Elliott, James Lydon. CASA MANANA 73 MONOGRAM. (R) June 10, 1951. Robert Clarke, CHAIN GANG 70 Virginia Welles. COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1950. Douglas Ken- CASANOVA BROWN 99 nedy, Marjorie Lord. RHO RADIO. (R) Special, 1944-45. Gary Cooper, CHAIN LIGHTNING 94 Teresa Wright. WARNER BROS. (R) February 25, 1950. Humph- CASANOVA IN BURLESQUE 72 rey Bogart, Eleanor Parker. REPUBLIC. (R) February 19. 1944. Joe E. Brown, CHAIN OF CIRCUMSTANCE 68 June Havoc. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1951. Richard Grayson, CASANOVA'S BIG NIGHT 86 Margaret Field PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1954. Bob Hope, Joan CHALLENGE. THE 88 Fontaine. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1948, CASBAH 94 Torn Conway. June Vincent. UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1948. Yvonne de Carlo, CHALLENGE OF THE RANGE 58 Tony Martin. COLUMBIA. (R) February 3, 1949. Charles Star- CASE AGAINST BROOKLYN, THE 82 rett, Smiley Barnette. COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1958. Darren McGavin, CHALLENGE THE WILD 69 Maggie Hayes. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1954. Sheilah and CASE OF THE BABY SITTER. THE 40 George Graham. Color SCREEN GUILD. (R) July 26, 1947. Tom Neal, CHALLENGE TO LASSIE 78 Pamela Blake. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December 18, CASE OF THE RED MONKEY (Brit.) 73 1949. Edmund Gwenn, Donald Crisp. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 26, 1955. Richard CHAMP FOR A DAY 90 Conte. Rona Anderson. REPUBLIC. (R) August 15. 1959. Alex Nicol, CASH ON DELIVERY 82 Audrey Totter, Charles Winninger. RHO RADIO. (R) January 25, 1958. Shelley 72 Peggy CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE (Brit.) Winter', Cummins. UNIVERSAL. (R) August 6, 1948. Tommy Trinder, CASH McCALL 102 Stanley Holloway. WARNER BROS. (R) January, 1960. James Gar- ner, Natalie Wood. Color. CHAMPAGNE FOR CAESAR 99 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 7, 1950. Ronald CASS TIMBERLANE 120 Holm. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1948. Colman, Celeste Spencer Tracy, Dana Turner. CHAMPION 99 CASSINO TO KOREA 58 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 20, 1949. Kirk Doug- PARAMOUNT. (R) October 1950. Documentary las, Marilyn Maxwell. CAST A DARK SHADOW (Brit.) 84 CHANCE MEETING (Brit.) 94 DIST. CORP. OF AMER. (R) November, 1957 PACEMAKER. (R) April, 1955. David Knight, Dirk Bogarde, Margaret Lockwood. Odile Versola. CASTLE IN THE AIR (Brit.) 92 CHARGE AT FEATHER RIVER, THE (3D) 98 STRATFORD. (R) December 26, 1952. David WARNER BROTHERS. (R) July 11, 1953. Guy Tomlinson, Helen Cherry. Madison, Frank Lovejoy. Color. 326 Cha-Clu

Length Length In M1á In Miss. 8e CHARGE OF THE LANCERS CHRISTMAS CAROL, A (Brit.) February, 1954. Jean Pierre UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 30, 1951. Ali- COLUMBIA. (R) stair Sim. Kathleen Harrison. Aumont, Paulette Goddart. Color. 90 CHARLIE CHAN IN THE CHINESE CAT 65 CHRISTMAS EVE 1944. Sidney Toler, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1947. George MONOGRAM. (B) May 20. Raft, Georgt Brent. Randolph Scott. Joan Woodbury. 92 CHARLIE CHAN IN THE SECRET SERVICE 65 CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY 1944. Sidney UNIVERSAL. (R) June 80, 1944. Deanna Rurbin, MONOGRAM. (R) February 14, Gene Kelly. Toler, Gwen Kenyon. 87 CHRISTMAS IN CONNECTICUT 101 CHASE A CROOKED SHADOW WARNER BROS. (R) August 11, 1945. Barbara WARNER BROS. (R) March, 1958. Richard Todd, Stanwyck, Dennis Morgan. Anne Baxter. ee CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS (Brit.) 104 CHASE. THE UNIVERSAL. (R) October. 1949. Fredric March, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 22. 1946 Florence Eldridge. Color. Robert Cummings, Michele Morgan. 85 CIGARETTE GIRL 67 CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN COLUMBIA. (R) February 18, 1947. Leslie Brooks, 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1950. Jeanne Jimmy Lloyd. Crain, Clifton Webb, Myrna Loy. Color. 87 CIMARRON KID, THE 84 CHEATERS, THE UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1952. Audie Murphy REPUBLIC. (R) July 15. 1945. Joseph SchMld- Beverly Tyler. Color. kraut, Billie Burke. 84 CINDERELLA 74 CHECKPOINT RKO RADIO. (B) March 4, 1950. Walt Disney RANK (R) June, 1957. Anthony Steel, Odile "Fer- characters. Color. mis. Color. JONES 92 YOUR GUNS 55 CINDERELLA CHECK Dean WARNER BROS. (R) March 9, 1946. Joan Leslie, EAGLE -LION. (R) January 24, 1948. Eddie Robert Alda. Roscoe Ates. OF DANGER (Brit.) 104 COAT, THE 67 CIRCLE CHECKERED 1948 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March 22. 1951. Ray TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, Milland. Patricia Roc. Tom Conway, Noreen Nash. CIRCUMSTANTIAL EVIDENCE 67 CHEROKEE FLASH, THE 58 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1945 REPUBLIC. (R) December 13, 1945. Sunset Car- Michael O'Shea, Lloyd Nolan. son. Linda Stirling. CIRCUS CHEROKEE UPRISING 57 GIRL88(R) April 20, 1956. European Cast Wilson. REPUBLIC.t MONOGRAM. (R) October 8. 1950. Whip Andy Clyde. CIRCUS HORRORS 88%a 100 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May, 1960 CHEYENNE Erika Steinberg. Color. WARNER BROS. (B) June 14, 1947. Denis Mor- Anton Dtffring, Wyman. CISCO KID RETURNS. THE 65 gan, Jane MONOGRAM. (R) February 9, 1945. Duncan CHEYENNE TAKES OVER 58 Renaldo, Martin Garralaga. EAGLE LION. (R) October 25, 1947. Al "Lash" CITY ACROSS THE RIVER 80 LaRue, Al "FUZZY" St. John. UNIVERSAL. (B) May, 1049. Stephen McNally CHEYENNE WILDCAT 58 Tony Curtis. REPUBLIC. (R) September 80, 1944. Bill Elliott, CITY OF BAD MEN 82 Bobby Blake. 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, 1953 CHICAGO CALLING 74 11. 1952. Dan Jeanne Crain, Dale Robertson. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January CITY BENEATH THE SEA 87 Duryea, Mary Anderson. UNIVERSAL. (E) March, 1953. Robert Ryan, CHICAGO CONFIDENTIAL 74 Mala Powers. Color. UNITED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. Brian CITY OF FEAR 81 Keith, Beverly Garland. COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1959. Vince Edwards, CHICAGO DEADLINE 87 Lyle Talbot. PARAMOUNT. (R) November 11, 1949.. Alan CITY AFTER MIDNIGHT 84 Ladd, Donna Reed. STATER RIGHTS-RKO. (R) September, 1959. CHICAGO KID, THE 88 Phyllis Kirk, Dan O'Herlihy. REPUBLIC. (R) June 29, 1945. Don Barry, CITY OF SHADOWS 70 Lynne Roberts. REPUBLIC. (R) June 2. 1955. Victor Mclaglen, CHICAGO SYNDICATE 84 John Baer. COLUMBIA. (B) Job, 1955. Dennis O'Keefe, CITY THAT NEVER SLEEPS 90 Abbe Lane. REPUBLIC. (R) June 12, 1958. Gig Young, Mala CHICKEN EVERY SUNDAY 04 Powers. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February CLASH BY NIGHT 105 1949. Den Dailey. Celeste Holm. RHO RADIO. (R) June. 1952. Barbara Stanwyck, CHIEF CRAZY HORSE (Cs) 88 Paul Douglas, Robert Ryan, Marilyn Monroe. UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1955. Victor Mature, CLAUDIA AND DAVID 78 Suzan Ball. Color. 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (B) May, 1946. Dorothy CHILD OF DIVORCE 62 McGuire. Robert Young. RKO-RADIO. (R) October 15, 1946. Sharyn CLAY PIGEON, THE 63 Moffett, Regis Toomey. RHO RADIO. (R) March, 1949. Bill Williams, CHILDREN OF PARADISE (Fren h) 181 Barbara Hale. TRICOLORE FILMS. (R) November 15, 1946 CLIMAX. THE 88 Jean-Louis Barrault. Arletty. UNIVERSAL. (B) October 20, 1944. Susanna CHINA CORSAIR 87 Foster, Borie Karloff. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1951. Jon Hall, Lisa Fer- CLIPPED WINGS N raday. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 30, 1953. Bowery CHINA DOLL 85 Boys. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1958. Victor CLOAK AND DAGGER 108 Mature, Lili Hue. WARNER BROS. (R) September 28, 1946. Gary CHINA GATE (Cs) 97 Cooper, L1111 Palmer. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (B) May. 1957. CLOCK, THE 90 Nat King Cole, Gene Barry. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1945 CHINA SKY 78 Judy Garland. Robert Walker. RHO RADIO. (R) Block 4, 1944-45. Randolph CLOSE CALL FOR BOSTON BLACKIE, A 68 Scott. Rath Warrick. COLUMBIA. (R) January 24, 1946. Chester CHINA VENTURE 83 Morris, Richard Lane. COLUMBIA. Edmond CLOSE TO MY HEART 90 Barry (SuBtvaó Joceelyn Brando. WARNER BROS. (R) November 8, 1951. Ray Mil - O'Brien, land. Gene Tierney. CHINA'S LITTLE DEVILS 75 May 27, 1945. Harry Carey CLOSE-UP 76 MONOGRAM. (R) EAGLE LION. (R) June 9, 1948 Alan Barter, Paul Kelly. Virginia Gilmore. 87 CHINATOWN AT MIDNIGHT CLOUDBURST (Brit.) 83 COLUMBIA. (R) January 19, 1950. Hurd Hatfield, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January 81, 1952. Robert Jean WIlles. Preston, Elisabeth Sellars. CHINESE RING, THE 68 CLOUDED YELLOW. THE (Brit) 89 MONOGRAM. (R) December 6. 1947. Roland COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1952. Jean Simmons, Winters, Louise Currie. Trevor Howard. CHIP OFF THE OLD BLOCK 61 CLOWN, THE 92 UNIVERSAL. (R) February 25, 1944. Donald METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1953. O'Connor, Peggy Ryan. Red Skelton. Tim Conaidine. CHIPS ARE DOWN. THE (Fr.) 83 CLUB HAVANA 62 LOPERT. (R) February. 1949. Micheline Freels, PRC PICTURES. (R) November 28, 1945. Tom Marcel Pegltero. Neal, Margaret Lindsay. 327 Clu-Cos Length Io4Míh to Mine. CLUNY BROWN 100 COMMAND. THE (Ca) 88 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June, 1946 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 18. 1954 Charles Boyer, Jermiter Jones. Guy Madison. Joan Weldon. Color. COBRA STRIKES, THE 82 COMMAND DECISION 112 EAGLE LION. (R) April 24, 1948. Sheila Ryan, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) February, 1949 Leslie Brooks. THE, Van Johnson. COBRA WOMAN 71 COMPANYG SHE KEEPS.i 83 UNIVERSAL. (R) May 12, 1944. Jon Hall, Maria RKO-RADIO. (R) January 6. 1951. Lizabeth Montez. Color. Scott, Dennis O'Keefe. COBWEB, THE (Cs) 124 COMPULSION (Cs) 103 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 15, 1955 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1959 Richard W(dmark, Lauren Bacall, Charles Boyer, Orson Welles, Diana Varsi. Gloria Grahame. Color. CONFIDENCE GIRL 81 COCKEYED MIRACLE. THE 61 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 20, 1952. Tom METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) October, 1946 Conway, Hillary Brooke. Frank Morgan. Keenan Wynn. CONFIDENTIAL AGENT 118 COCKLESHELL HEROES, THE (Ca) 97 WARNER BROS. (R) November 10, 1945. Charles COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1956. Jose Ferrer, Trevor Boyer, Lauren Recall. Howard. Color. CONFIDENTIALLY CONNIE 7I CODE OF SCOTLAND YARD (Brit.) 60 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 18, 1958 REPUBLIC. (R) October 24, 1948. Oscar Homolka, Van Johnson, Janet Leigh. Derek Farr. CONFLICT 88 CODE OF THE LAWLESS 58 WARNER BROS. (B) June 80, 1945. Humphrey UNIVERSAL. (R) October 19, 1945. Kirby Grant, Bogart Alexis Smith Poni Adams. CONGO CROSSING 83 CODE OF THE PRAIRIE 68 UNIVERSAL. (R) July. 1956. Virginia Mayo. REPUBLIC. (R) October 6, 1944. Smiley Burn - George Nader. Color. ette, Sunset Carson. 88 CODE OF THE SADDLE 58 CONGOLAISE MONOGRAM. (R) June 28. 1947. Johnny Mack FILM CLASSICS. (R) April 17, 1940. Documen- tary -native cast. Brown, Raymond Hatton. 90 CODE OF THE SILVER SAGE 60 CONGRESS DANCES (Ger.) (Ca) REPUBLIC. (B) March 25, 1950. Rocky Lane, REPUBLIC. (R) January, 1957. Hannelore Ball - Eddie Waller. man. Color. CODE TWO 69 CONNECTICUT YANKEE IN KING ARTHUR'S METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 24, 1953 COURT 107 Sally Forrest, Ralph Meeker. PARAMOUNT. (R) April 22, 1949. Bing Crosby CODE OF THE WEST 57 Rhonda Fleming. Color. REO -RADIO. (R) February 20, 1947. James CONQUEROR, THE (Cs) 111 Alden. RICO RADIO. (R) March 28, 1956. John Wayne, Warren, Debra Color. COLE YOUNGER GUNFIGHTER (Cs) 79 Susan Hayward, Pedro Armendaris. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) February. 1958. Frank CONQUEST OF CHEYENNE 55 Lovejoy, Abby Dalton. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) July 29, 1946. "Wild" Bill COLONEL BLIMP (Brit.) 148 Elliott, Alice Fleming. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 4 1945. Anton CONQUEST OF COCHISE 70 Walbrook, Roger Livesey. Color. COLUMBIA. (B) September, 1653. John Hodiak, COL. EFFINGHAM'S RAID 70 Robert Stack. Color. 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) Februar , 1946 CONQUEST OF EVEREST, THE (Brit.) 78 Charles Coburn, Joan Bennett. UNITID ARTISTS. (R) January 29, 1954. Docu- COLORADO AMBUSH 51 mentary. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) January 14, 1951. Johnny CONQUEST OF SPACE 81 Mack Brown. PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1955. Walter Brooks, COLORADO PIONEERS 55 Eric Fleming. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) November 14. 1945. "Wild" Bill Bobby Blake. CONSPIRATOR 87 Elliott, 1944. Rely COLORADO RANGER 54 WARNER BROS. (R) October 21. LIPPERT (B) May 12, 1950. Jimmy Ellison, Lamarr Paul Henreid. Ruse Hayden. CONSPIRATORS, THE 101 COLORADO SERENADE 88 WARNER BROS. (R) October 21, 1944. Hedy PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATON. (R) Lamarr, Paul Henreid. June 30. 1946. Eddie Dean, Roscoe Atea. Color. CONTENDER. THE N COLORADO SUNDOWN 67 PRC PICTURES. (R) May 10, 1949. Buster REPUBLIC. R) February 8, 1952. Rex Allen, Mary Crabbe, Arline Judge. Ellen Kay. CONVICTED 91 COLORADO TERRITORY N COLUMBIA, (B) August, 1950. Glenn Ford, Brod- WARNER BROTHERS. (R) June 11, 1949. Joel erick Crawford. McCrea. Virginia Mayo. COOL AND THE CRAZY, THE 78 COLOSSUS OF NEW YORK, THE (VV) 70 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES (R) PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1958. Roes Martin. Mala March. 1958. Gigi Pereau. Powers. COLT .45 74 COPACABANA 92 WARNER BROS. (R) May 27. 1950. Randolph UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 80, 1947. Groucho Scott. Ruth Roman. Color. Marx. Carmen Miranda. COLUMN SOUTH 84 COP 75 U -I. (R) June, 1953. Audle Murphy, Joan Evans, NITTED ARTISTS. (B) September. 1958. Robert Robert Sterling. Color. Loggia, Gerald O'Laughlin. COMANCHE (Cs) 87 COPPER CANYON 83 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1956. Dana PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1950. Ray Milland, Andrews, Linda Cristal .Color. Hedy Leman. Color. COMANCHE TERRITORY 76 COPPER SKY (Ce) 77 UNIVERSAL. (R) May. 1950. Maureen O'Hara, TWENTIETI CENTURY -FOX (R) September, Macdonald Carey. Color. 1957. Jeff Morrow, Coleen Gray. COMBAT SQUAD 72 CORKY OF GASOLINE ALLEY 80 COLUMBIA. (B) October, 1953. John Ireland, Lon COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1951. Jimmy Lydon, McCollister. Scotty Beckett COME BACK. LITTLE SHEBA 99 CORN IS GREEN, THE 114 PARAMOUNT. (R) Marsh, 1953. Shirley Booth, WARNER BROS. (R) July 21, 1945. Bette Davis Burt Lancaster. John Dell. 113 CORNERED 102 COME FILL THE CUP REO RADIO. (R) December, 1945. Dick Powell, WARNER BROS. (R) October 20, 1951. Jame Micheline Cheirel. Carney. Phyllis Thaxter. CREEK 60 COME NEXT SPRING 92 CORONER REPUBLIC. (R) March 9, 1956. Ann Sheridan, COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1948. Randolph Scott, Mar- Steve Cochran. Color. guerite Chapman. Color. COME ON, THE (SS) 83 CORPSE CAME C. O. D., THE 87 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) April 15, 1956. Ann COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1947 George Brent. Baxter. Sterling Hayden. Joan Blundell. COME OUT FIGHTING 82 CORPUS CHRISTI BANDITS 55 MONOGRAM. (R) Stptember 22, 1945. Leo Gor- REPUBLIC. (R) April 20, 1945. Allan Lane, cey, Hanta Hall. Helen Talbot. COME TO THE STABLE 94 CORRIDOR OF MIRRORS (Brit.) 98 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, UNIVERSAL. (B) March, 1949. Eric Portman, 1949. Loretta Young, Celeste Rolm. Edna Romney. COMM' ROUND THE MOUNTAIN 77 COSEMIC ARTISTS. 72 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1951. Bud Abbott, Lou ALLIED (R) January, 1959. Bruce Ben - Costello. nett, John Carradlne. 328 Cou-Cro Length I. Mint. In Mies. Length COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS (Cs) IO2 CRAZY KNIGHTS 83 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1959. MONOGRAM. (R) December 8. 1944. Billy Deborah Kerr, Rossana Brazzl. Color. Gilbert, Shemp Howard, Maxie Rosenbloom. COUNT THE HOURS 74 CRAZY OVER HORSES 85 RKO RADIO. (R) April 1, 1953. Teresa Wright, MONOGRAM. (R) November 18, 1951, Bowery Macdonald Carey. Boys COUNTER-ATTACK 89 CRAZYLEGS 87 COLUMBIA. (B) April 26, 1945. Paul Mtnt1, REPUBLIC. (R) February 15, 1954. Lloyd Nolan, Marguerite Chapman. Elroy "Crazylegs" Hirsch. COUNTERFEITERS, THE 73 CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON (3D) 79 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June, 1948. U.I. (R) March, 1954. Richard Carlson, Julia John Sutton, Dorla Merrick. Adams. COUNTERFEIT PLAN, THE 80 CREATURE WALKS AMONG US, THE 78 WARNER BROTHERS. (It) May 11, 1957. Za- UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1956. Jeff Morrow, chary Scott, Peggio Castle. Leigh Snowden. Rex Reason. COUNTERPLOT 76 CREATURE WITH THE ATOM BRAIN 70 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1959. Forrest COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1955. Richard Denning, Tucker, Allison Hayes. Angela Stevens. COUNTERSPY MEETS SCOTLAND YARD 67 CREEPER, THE 64 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1951. Howard Bt TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, John. Amanda Blake 1948. Eduardo Ciannelll, June Vincent. COUNTESS OF MONTE CRISTO 77 CREEPING UNKNOWN, THE (BrIt.) 78 UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1948. Sonja Hen1e, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1956. Brian Don - Michael Kirby. levy, Margie Dean. COUNTRY GIRL, THE 104 CREST OF THE WAVE 90 PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1955. Bing Croeby, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December 3, Grace Kelly, William Holden. 1954. Gene Kelly, Jeff Richards. COUNT FIVE AND DIE CRIME AGAINST JOE 69 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) March, 1958. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1956. John Brom- Jeffrey Hunter, Anne Marie Duringer. field, Julie London. COUNT THREE AND PRAY (Cs) 102 CRIME BENEATH THE SEA 66 COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1955. Van Heflln, ALLIED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. Mara Joanne Woodward. Color. Corday. Pat Conway. COUNTY FAIR 7e CRIME BY NIGHT MONOGRAM. (R) 30, 1950. Rory 72 July Calhoun, WARNER BROS. (R) September 9, 1944. Jane Jane Nigh. Color. Wyman, Jerome Cowan. COURAGE OF LASSIE 98 CRIME DOCTOR'S METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. August 8, 1946 COURAGE, THE 70 (R) COLUMBIA (R) February 27, 1945. Warner Bax- Elizabeth Taylor, Tom Drake. Color. ter. Hillary Brooke. COURT JESTER, THE (VV) 101 CRIME PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1956. Danny Kaye, DOCTOR'S DIARY, THE 60 COLUMBIA. (R) May. 1949. Warner Baxter. Ste- Glynis Johns. Color. phen Dunne. COURT MARTIAL (Brit.) 105 KINGSLEY. (R) August, 1955. David Niven, CRIME DOCTOR'S GAMBLE, THE 68 COLUMBIA. (R) November 27. 1947. Warner Margaret Leighton. Baxter, Micheline COURT MARTIAL OF BILLY MITCHELL. THE (Cs) 100 Cheirel. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) December 31, 1955. CRIME DOCTOR'S MAN HUNT, THE II COLUMBIA. (R) October 24, 1948. Warner Bax- Gary Cooper, Charles Bickford. Ralph .Bellamy, ter. Ellen Drew. Rod Steiger. Color. CRIME DOCTOR'S COURTIN' TROUBLE 56 WARNING. THE 84 MONOGRAM. (R) November 21, 1948. Jimmy Wak- COLUMBIA. (R) September 27, 1945. Warner ley, Cannonball Taylor. Baxter, Dusty Anderson. COVER GIRL 107 CRIME. INC. 75 COLUMBIA. (R) April 6, 1944. Rita Hayworth, PRC PICTURES. (R) April 15, 1945. Leo Car- Gene Kelly. Color. rillo, Tom Neal. COVER GIRL KILLER! 61 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT, U.SA 98 FANFARE. (R) May, 1960. Harry H. Corbett. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1959. George Ham- Felicity Young. ilton, Mary Murphy, COVERED WAGON RAID. 60 CRIME IN THE STREETS 91 REPUBLIC. (R) June S0, 1950. Allan "Rocky" ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 10. 1958. James Lane Eddie Waller. Whitmore, John Cassavetes, Sal Mimeo. COWBOY, THE 69 CRIME OF THE CENTURY 57 LIPPERT. (R) May 28, 1954. Special cast. Color REPUBLIC. (R) February 28, 1946. Stephanie COWBOY 92 Bachelor, Michael Browne. COLUMBIA (R) March, 1958. Glenn Ford, Jack CRIME OF PASSION 84 Lemmon. Color. UNITED ARTISTS (R) February, 1957. Barbara COWBOY AND THE INDIANS, THE 70 Stanwyck, Sterling Hayden. COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1949. Gene Autry, CRIME WAVE 74 Sheila Ryan WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 6, 1954. Gene COWBOY AND THE PRIZEFIGHTER 59 Nelson, Sterling Hayden, Phyllis Kirk. EAGLE LION. (R) December, 1949. Jim Bannon, CRIMINAL COURT S9 Don Key Reynolds Color. RICO -RADIO. (R) November 20, 1946. Tom COWBOY AND THE SENORITA 79 Conway, Martha O'Drlscoll. REPUBLIC. (R) May 12, 1944. Roy Rogers, Mary Lee. CRIMINAL LAWYER 74 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1951. Pat O'Brien, Jane COWBOY BLUES 88 Wyatt. COLUMBIA (R) July 18, 1948. Ken Curtis, Jeff Donnell CRIMSON CANARY, THE 64 COWBOY CANTEEN 72 UNIVERSAL. (R) November 9, 1945. Noah Beery, COLUMBIA. (R) February 8, 1944. Charles Star- Jr., Lois Collier. rett, .lane Frazee. CRIMSON KEY, THE 78 COWBOY FROM LONESOME RIVER 55 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1947. COLUMBIA. (RI September 21. 1944. Charles Kent Taylor. Doris Dowling. Starrett, Vi Athens. CRIMSON KIMONO, THE 82 COW COUNTRY 82 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1959. Victoria Shaw, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 28. 1953. Edmond Glenn Corbett. O'Brien. Helen Westeott. CRIMSON PIRATE 104 COW TOWN 70 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 27, 1952. COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1950. Gene Autry. Gail Burt Lancaster, Eva Bartok. Color. Davis. CRACK IN THE MIRROR (Cs) 97 CRIPPLE CREEK 78 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1960 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1952. George Montgomery, Orson Welles, Juliette Greco. Karin Booth. Color. CRACK-UP 95 CRISIS 96 RHO -RADIO. (R) September 6, 1946. Pat O'Brien METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 7, 1950. Claire Trevor. Cary Grant, .lose Ferrer. CRASHING LAS VEGAS e2 CRISS CROSS 87 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 22, 1956. Leo UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1949. Burt Lancas- Germ, Blintz Hall. ter. Yvonne De Carlo. CRASH OF SILENCE (Story of Mandy) (Brit.) 93 CROOKED CIRCLE, THE (N) 72 UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1953. Phylss Cal- REPUBLIC (R) November, 1957. John Smith, Fay vert .Tack Hawkins. Spain. CRASHOUT 82 CROOKED RIVER 55 FU..MAKERS. (R) April, 1955. William Bendix LIPPERT. (R) May 5, 1950. Jame. Killeen, Russell Arthur Kennedy. Hayden. 329 Cro-Dan

Length Lough In Mina. In Min a6 CROOKED WAY. THE 89 THE CURSE OF THE FACELESS MAN UNITED 666 ARTISTS. (R) April 22, 1949. John ARTISTS. (R) August, 1958. Richard Payne, Ellen Drew. Anderson, Elaine Edwards. CROOKED WEB, THE 77 CURTAIN CALL AT CACTUS CREEK 88 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1955, Frank Love- UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1950. Donald O'Connor, joy, Marl Blanchard. Gale Storm. Color. CROSS CHANNEL (Brit.) 60 CURUCU, BEAST OF THE AMAZON 78 REPUBLIC. (R) September 29, 1955. Wayne UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1956. John Brom- Morris, Yvonne Fumeaux. field, Beverly Garland. Color. CROSSFIRE 86 CUSTOMS AGENT 72 RICO -RADIO. (R) August 15, 1947. Robert Young, COLUMBIA. (B) MV 18. 1950. William Eythe, Robert Mitchum, Robert Ryan. Marjorie Reynolds. CYCLONE FURY CROSS OF LORRAINE, THE 90 54 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1944 COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1951. Charles Starrett, Pierre Aumont, Gene Kelly. Smiley Kurnette. CYCLONE CROSS MY HEART 83 PRAIRIE RANGERS 58 PARAMOUNT. (R) January 10. 1947. Betty COLUMBIA. (R) November 9, 1944. Charles Hutton, Sonny Tufts. Starrett, Dub Taylor. CYCLOPS 75 CROSSED SWORDS 86 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. James UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1954. Errol Gloria Talbott. Craig, Flynn, Gina Lollobrigida. Color. CYNTHIA CROSSED TRAILS 98 53 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1947, MONOGRAM. (R) April 11. 1948. Johnny Mack Elizabeth Taylor, George Murphy. Brown, Lynne Carver. CYRANO DE BERGERAC CROSSUP IIZ 83 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 20, 1951. lose UNITED ARTISTS (R) January, 1958. Larry Mala Powers. Ferrer Parks. Constance Smith. CROSSWINDS 93 PARAMOUNT. (B) October, 1951. John Puce, D Rhonda Fleming. Color. D-DAY CROWDED PARADISE 93 THE SIXTH OF JUNE (Cs) I00 TUDOR. (R) June, 1958. Hume Cronyn, Nancy TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1958. Kelly. Robert Taylor, Richard Todd, Dana Wynter, CRUEL SEA, THE (Brit.) 121 Edmond O'Brien. Color. D. O. A U.I. (R) August, 1953. Jack Hawkins, Donald 83 Sinden. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 21, 1950. Edmond CRUEL TOWER, THE 80 O'Brien. Pamela Britton. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October 28, 1956. John DADDY LONG LEGS (Ca) I28 Ericson, Mari Blanchard. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May. 1955 CRUISIN' DOWN THE RIVER 81 Fred Astaire, Leslie Caron. Color. DADDY COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1953. Dick Haymes, O 74 Audrey Totter. Color. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March, 1959 CRY BABY KILLER. THE 62 Dick Contino, Sandra Giles. DAISY ALLIED ARTISTS. (It) August, 1958. Carolyn I(ENYON 99 Mitchell, .Tack Nicholson. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R1 December, CRY DANGER 79 1997. Joan Crawford, Dana Andrews, Rotary Fonda RICO -RADIO. (R) February 3, 1951. Dick Powell, DAKOTA 82 Rhonda Fleming, REPUBLIC. (R) December 25. 1945. John Wayne, CRY HAVOC Vera Hruba Ralston. 97 DAKOTA METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1944. INCIDENT 88 Margaret Sullavan, Ann Southern. REPUBLIC. (R) July 23, 1956. Linda Darnell, CRY MURDER Dale Robertson, Color. 63 DAKOTA FILM CLASSICS. (R) January, 1950. Carole KID. THE 80 Mathews, Jack Lord. REPUBLIC. (R) July 1, 1951. Michael Chapin, OF THE Eilene Janssen. CRY CITY 95 DAKOTA TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1948 LIL 88 Victor Mature. Richard Conte. 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, 1950. George Montgomery, Rod Cameron, Marie Windsor. CRY OF THE HUNTED 80 DALLAS Color MOM. (R) May 8. 1953- Vittorio Gassman, Polly 94 Bergen, Barry Sullivan. WARNER BROTHERS. (B) December 30, 1950 CRY IN THE NIGHT, A 75 Gary Cooper, Ruth Roman- Color. DALTON WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 15, 1956. GANG, THE 58 Edmond O'Brien. Natalie Wood, Brian Donlevy. IIPPERT. (R) October 21, 1049. Don Barry CRY OF THE WEREWOLF 83 DALTON GIRLS, THE 71 COLUMBIA. (R) August 17, 1944. Nina Foch, UNITED ARTISTS (R) December, 1957. Merry Anders, Lisa Davis. Stephen Crane DALTON'S CRY. THE BELOVED COUNTRY (Brit.) 98 RIDE AGAIN 71 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 22, 1952. Canada UNIVERSAL. (B) November 23, 1945, Alan Lee, Sidney Peltier. Curtis, Kent Taylor. CRY TERROR 96 DAM BUSTERS, THE 102 MGM (R) April, 1958. James Mason, Rod Steiger WARNER BROTHERS. (B) July 18, 1955. CRY TOUGH 83 Richard Todd, Ursula Jeans, Michael Redgrave. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1959. John Saxon, DAMN CITIZEN 88 Linda UNIVERSAL (R) March, 1958. Keith Anders, Cristal. Lisa Davis. CRY VENGEANCE 83 DAMNED ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November 21, 1954. Mark DON'T CRY, THE 103 Stevens, Joan Vohs. WARNER BROS. (R) May 13, 1950. Joan Craw- ford, David Brian, Kent Smith. CRY WOLF 84 DAMN WARNER BROS. (R) August 16, 1947, Errol YANKEES 110 Flynn, Barbara Stanwyck. WARNER BROS. (R) September. 1958. Tab Hunter, Gwen Verdon. Color. CUBAN FIREBALL 78 DANCE REPUBLIC. (R) March 5, 1951. Estelita Rodri- LITTLE LADY (Brit.) 87 quez, Warren Douglas. TRANS -LUX. (R) January, 1956. Mai Zetterling, Terence Morgan. Color. CUBAN PETE 61 DANCE WITH UNIVERSAL. (R) July 26, 1946. Des! Arnaa ME HENRY 80 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1956. Abbott Ethel Smith. and Costello. CULT OF THE COBRA 82 DANCING UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1955. Faith Domergue, IN MANHATTAN e0 COLUMBIA. (R) December 14, 1944. Jeff Richard Long. nell. Fred Brady. Don- CURE FOR LOVE, THE (Brit.) 97 DANCING IN THE DARK ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1955 20th 92 Robert Donat. CENTURY -FOX. (R) January. 1950. William Powell. Mark Stevens, Betsy Drake. Color, CURLEY 56 DANGER UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 29, 1947. Frances SIGNAL 80 WARNER BROS. (R) December 15. Rafferty, Tarry Olsen. Color. Emerson, Zachary 1945. Faye CURSE OF THE UNDEAD 79 Scott. UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1959. Eric Fleming, Mi- DANGER STREET 66 chael Pate. PARAMOUNT. (R) June 20 1947. Jane Withers, CURSE OF THE CAT PEOPLE 70 Robert Lowery. RHO RADIO. (R1 Block 4, 1943-44. Simone DANGER WOMAN 80 Simon. Kent Smith UNIVERSAL. (R) July 12. 1946. Brenda Joyce, CURSE OF THE DEMON 83 Don Porter COLUMBIA. (It) July, 1958. Dana Andrews, Peggy DANGER ZONE 58 Cummins. LIPPERT. (B) April 30, 1951. Richard Trais 330 Dan -Dea

Length Length In Mina.59 In Mina. DANGEROUS BUSINESS DAUGHTER OF THE JUNGLE 69 COLUMBIA. (B) June 20. 1946. Forrest Tucker, REPUBLIC. (R) February 8, 1949. Lois Hall, Lynn Merrick. James Cardwell. DANGEROUS CROSSING 75 DAUGHTER OF THE WEST 77 20TH CENTU1iY-FOX- (R) July, 1953. Jeanne FILM CLASSICS. (R) February 15, 1949. Martha Cain. Michael Rennie. Vickers, Philip Reed. Color. DANGEROUS EXILE (VV) 90 DAVID AND BATHSHEBA 116 RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February, (R) October, 1958. Louis Jourdan, Belinda Lee. 1952. Gregory Peek, Susan Hayward. Color. Color. DAVID HARDING, COUNTERSPY 71 DANGEROUS INTRUDERS 65 COLUMBIA. (R) July 13, 1950. Willard Parker, PRC PICTURES. (R) September 21, 1945. Charles Audrey Long. And, Veda Ann Borg. DAVY CROCKETT, INDIAN SCOUT 71 DANGEROUS JOURNEY 73 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January 6, 1950. George TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, Montgomery, Ellen Drew. 1944. Travelogue. DAVY CROCKETT, KING OF THE WILD DANGEROUS MILLIONS 69 FRONTIER 95 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December, BUENA VISTA. (R) June. 1955. Fees Parker, 1946. Kent Taylor, Dona Drake. Buddy Ebsen. Color. DANGEROUS MISSION (3D) 75 DAVY CROCKETT AND THE RIVER PIRATES 85 RICO RADIO. (B) March 6, 1954. Victor Mature, BUENA VISTA. (B) July 17, 1956. Fees Parker, Piper Laurie. Vincent Price. Color. Buddy Ebsen. Color. DANGEROUS MONEY 49 DAWN AT SOCORRO 80 MONOGRAM. (R) October 12, 1946. Sidney UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1954. Rory Cal- Toler, Gloria Warren. houn, Piper Laurie. Color. DANGEROUS PARTNERS 74 DAY OF THE BAD MAN, THE (Cs) 81 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October. 1945 UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL (R) April, 1958. James Craig, Slgne Haaso. Fred MacMurray, Joan Weldon. Cclor. DANGEROUS PASSAGE 62 DAY OF FURY, A 78 PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 3, 1944-45. Robert UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1956. Dale Robertson, Lowery, Phyllis Brooks. Mara Corday. Color. DANGEROUS PROFESSION. A 79 DAY THE EARTH STOOD STILL, THE 92 RHO RADIO. (R) November 26, 1949. George TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, Raft, Pat O'Brien, Ella Ralnee. 1951. Michael Rennie, Patricia Neal. DANGEROUS VENTURE 59 DAY OF THE OUTLAW 90 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 23, 1947. William UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1959. Robert Ryan. Boyd, Andy Clyde. Burl Ives. DANGEROUS WHEN WET 95 DAY THE WORLD ENDED, THE 80 MGM. (R) July 8, 1953. Esther Williams, AMERICAN RELEASLNG CORP. (R) January, Fernando Lamas, Jack Canon. Color. 1956. Richard Denning, Lori Nelson. DANGEROUS YEARS 62 DAY TO REMEMBER, A (Brit.) 72 TWENTIF.TII CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, REPUBLIC. (R) March 29, 1955. Stanley Hollo- 1948. William Halop, Ann E. Todd. way, Joan Rice. DANGEROUS YOUTH 98 DAYS OF BUFFALO BILL 88 WARNER BROTHERS (R) June, 1958. George REPUBLIC. (R) February 8. 1946. Sunset Carson, Baker, Frankio Vaughn. Peggy Stewart. DANIEL BOONE, TRAIL BLAZER 76 DAYS OF GLORY 86 REPUBLIC. (R) September 14, 1956. Bruce RKO RADIO. (R) Block 5. 1943-44. Tamara Bennett, Lon Chaney. Color. Toumanova, Gregory Peck. DANNY BOY B4 DEAD DON'T DREAM, THE 68 PRC PICTURES. (R) January 8. 1945. Robert UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 30, 1948. Wm. "Buzzy" Henry, Ralph Lewis. Boyd, Andy Clyde. DARBY O'GILL AND THE LITTLE PEOPLE 93 DEADLIER THAN THE MALE (Fr.) 104 BUENA VISTA. (R) July, 1959. Janet Munro. Al- CONTINENTAL (R) November, 1957. Jean Gabin, bert Sharpe. Color. Dannielo Delorme. DARBY'S RANGERS 121 DEADLIEST SIN, THE 75 WARNER BROS. (R) January, 1958. James Gar- ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 29, 1956. Sydney ner, Etchika Choureau. Chaplin, Audrey Dalton. DAREDEVILS OF THE CLOUDS 60 DEAD MAN'S EYES 64 REPUBLIC. (R) August 10, 1948. Robert Living- UNIVERSAL. (R) November 10, 1944. Lon stone, Mae Clarke. Chaney, Jean Parker. DARING CABALLERO. THE 60 DEAD MAN'S GOLD 60 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 14. 1949. Duncan SCREEN GUILD. (R) September 10, 1948. Lash Renaldo, Leo Carrillo. LaRue. Fuzzy St. John. DARK ALIBI 81 DEAD MAN'S TRAIL 59 MONOGRAM. (R) May 25, 1946. Sidney Toler. MONOGRAM. (R) September 21, 1952. Johnny DARK CORNER. THE 99 Mack Brown. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1946 DEAD OF NIGHT (Brit) 77 Lucille Ball, William Bendix, Clifton Webb. UNIVERSAL. (R) August 23, 1946. Mervyn Johns, DARK CITY 99 Ronald Culver. PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1950. Don DeFore, DEAD OR ALIVE 58 Lizebeth Scott, Charlton Heston. PRC PICTURES. (R) November 9, 1944. Dave DARK DELUSION 90 O'Brien, Tex Ritter. DEAD RECKONING 100 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June. 1947 Lucille COLUMBIA. (R) February. 1947. Humphrey Bremer, James Craig. Bogart, Lizabeth Scott. DARK HORSE. THE 59 DEADLINE AT DAWN 82 UNIVERSAL. (R) July 19. 1946. Phil Terry, RHO -RADIO. (R) March, 1946. Susan Hayward, Ann Savage. Paul Lukas. DARK MIRROR. THE 85 DEADLINE FOR MURDER 65 'UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1940. Olivia de Hart- TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1948. land, Lew Ayres. Paul Kelly, Kent Taylor.

DARK PASSAGE 106 DEADLINE, U. S. A. - 87 WARNER BROS. (R) September 27, 1947. Hum- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1952. phrey Bogart, Lauren Recall. Humphrey Bogart, Ethel Barrymore. DARK PAST, THE 75 DEADLY GAME 63 COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1949. William Holden, LIPPERT. (R) October 8, 1954. Lloyd Bridges, Lee J. Cobb. Simone Silva. DARK RIVER (Arg.) 90 DEADLY MANTIS, THE 78 TIMES. (R) February, 1956. Adriana Bennetti UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1957. Craig Stevens, DARK WATERS 89 Alix Talton. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 10, 1944. Merle DE 82 Oberon, Franchot Tone. PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1951. MaMona Freeman, Edward Arnold. DARLING, HOW COULD YOU? 9e DEAR MURDERER (Brit.) 90 PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1951. Joan Fontaine, UNIVERSAL. (R) May. 1948. Erlc Portman, Greta John Lund. Gynt. DATE WITH JUDY, A 115 DEAR RUTH 65 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 29. 1948 PARAMOUNT. (R) July 18. 1947. Joan Caul- Wallace Beery. Jane Powell. Color. field. William Holden. DAUGHTER OF DR. JEKYLL 71 DEAR WIFE 88 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. John Agar, PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1950. William Gloria Talbott. Holden, Joan Caulfield. DAUGHTER OF ROSIE O'GRADY 104 DEATH IN SMALL DOSES 79 WARNER BROS. (R) April 29, 1950. June Haver ALLIED ARTISTS (R) August, 1957. Peter Gordon MacRae. Color. Graves, Mala Powers.

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Length I. Mina. DEATH OF A SALESMAN DESERT OF LOST COLUMBIA, (B) February, 1952. Fredric Match, MEN, THE 54 Mildred Dunnock. Feb111 REPUBLIC. (R) November 19, 1951. Allan "Rocky' DEATH OF A SCOUNDREL Lane, Mary Ellen Kay. 119 DESERT PURSUIT UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1956. George Sanders. 71 Yvonne de Carlo, Zea Zaa Gabor. MONOGRAM. (R) May 11, 1952. Wayne Mari DEATH VALLEY DESERT RATS, THE 88 72 20TH SCREEN GUILD. (R) August 15, 1946. Robert CENTURY -FOX. (R) May. 1955. James Lowery, Helen Gilbert. Mason, Richard Burton. Color. DESERT DEATH VALLEY GUNFIGHTERS 00 SANDS (SS) 87 REPUBLIC. (R) March 29, 1949. Allan "Rocky" UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1965. Ralph Lane. Eddy Waller. Meeker, Marla English. Color. DECAMERON NIGHTS 07 DESERT SONG, THE 110 RHO RADIO. (R) November 16, 1953. Joan Fon- WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 80, 1958 taine. Louie Jourdan. Color. Kathryn Grayson. Gordon MacRae. Color. DECEPTON DESERT SONG, WARNER 112 THE 96 BROTHERS. (R) October 26, 1946 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 29, 1944 Bette Davis, Paul Hended. Dennis Morgan, Irene Manning. Color. DECISION AGAINST TIME 87 DESIGN METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER FOR DEATH 48 (R) August, 1957 RHO RADIO. (R) August, 1948, Documentary. Jack Hawkins, Elizabeth Sellars. DESIGNING WOMAN (Cs) DECISION AT SUNDOWN METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. 118 COLUMBIA 77 (B) April, 1957 (R) November, 1957. Randolph Scott, Gregory Peck, Lauren Recall. Color. John Carroll. Color. DESIRE ME 91 DECISION BEFORE DAWN METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1947 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) 1952 Greer Gerson. Robert Richard Basehart, Gary January,I10 Mitchum. Merrill. DESIREE (Cs) 110 DECISION OF CHRISTOPHER BLAKE 75 TWENTIETH WARNER BROS. CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, (R) December 25, 1948. Alexis 1954. Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons. Color. Smith. Robert Douglas. DESIRE UNDER DECKS RAN RED. THE 84 THE ELMS (VV) 114 PARAMOUNT (R) March. 1958. Sophia Loren, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October. 1958 Anthony James Mason, Dorothy Dandridge. Perkins. DECOY DESK SET (Ca) 78 TWENTIETH I08 MONOGRAM, (RI September 14, 1946. CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1957 Edward Norris. Jean Gillie, Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. Color. DEDEE (French) DESPERADO, THE 90 ALLIED 81 EAGLE LION. (B) August, 1949. Bernard ARTISTS. (R) June 20, 1959. Wayne Simone Stgnoret. Blier, Morris. DEEP BLUE SEA, DESPERADOES ARE IN TOWN, THE 73 THE (Cs) 99 TWENTIETH TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, 1955. Vivien Leigh, Kenneth More. Color. 1968. Robert Arthur, Rex Reason. DEEP IN MY HEART DESPERADOS OF DODGE CITY 60 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. 132 REPUBLIC. (R) September (R) December 24, Lane, 15, 1948. Allan "Rocky" 1954. Jose Ferrer, Merle Oberon, Helen Eddy Weller. Color. TraubeL DESPERADOES OUTPOST REPUBLIC. 54 DEEP SIX, THE 110 (R) October 8, 1952. Allan Rocky WARNER BROS. (R) January, 1958. Alan Ladd Lane. Dianne Foster. Color. DESPERATE 73 DEEP VALLEY RHO RADIO. (R) June, 1947. Steve Brodie, 104 Audrey Long. WARNER BROS. (R) September 1, 1947, Ida Lupino, Dane Clark. DESPERATE HOURS, THE (VV) 112 DEEP WATERS PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1955. Humphrey e5 Bogart, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) Aug., 1948 Fredric March. Dana Andrews, Jean Peters. DESPERATE MOMENT (Brit.) 88 DEERSLAYER, THE (Cs) 76 U -L (R) August, 1953. Dirk Bogarde, Mal TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) September, Zetterling. 1957. Lax Barker, Rita Moreno. Color. DESPERATE SEARCH, THE 71 DEFIANT ONES, THE 97 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1953 UNITED ARTISTS (R) August, 1958 Tony Curtis, Howard Keel, Jane Greer. Sidney Peltier DESTINATION BIG HOUSE DELICATE 80 DELINQUENT, THE (VV) 101 REPUBLIC. (B) June 1, 1950. Dorothy Patrick, PARAMOUNT (R) July, 1957. Jerry Lewis, Dar- Robert Rockwell. ren McOavin. Color. DESTINATION GOBI 82 DELIGHTFULLY DANGEROUS 93 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1955 UNITED ARTISTS. (It) March 31, 1945. Ralph Richard Wldmark, Don Taylor. Color. Bellamy, Constance Moore. DESTINATION DELINQUENTS, MOON 91 THE 71 EAGLE LION (R) August. 1950. John Archer, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1967. Tommy Warner Anderson. Color. Laughlin, Peter Miller. DESTINATION DELINQUENT MURDER 72 DAUGHTERS 72 RHO RADIO. (R) June 6, 1950. Joyce MacKenzie, PRC PICTURES. (R) July 15, 1944. June Carlson, Stanley Clements. F10 D'Orsay. DESTINATION DEMETRIUS 60.000 85 AND THE GLADIATORS (Ca) IDI ALLIED ARTISTS (R) June, 1957. Preston Fos- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June, 1954 ter, Coleen Gray. Virture Mature, Susan Hayward. Color. DESTINATION, TOKYO DENVER AND RIO 138 GRANDE 89 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 1, 1944. Cary PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1952. Edmond O'Brien Grant, John Garfield. Sterling Hayden. Color. DESTINY 06 DENVER KID, THE 80 UNIVERSAL. (B) December 22, 1944. Gloria REPUBLIC. (R) October 1, 1948. Allan "Rocky" Jean, Alan Curti. Lane, Eddy Waller. D ESTRY DEPORTED B7 95 UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1955. Audio Murphy UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1950. Marta Toren Merl Blanchard. Color. Jeff Chandler. DETECTIVE DEPUTY KITTY O'DAY e8 MARSHALL 72 MONOGRAM. (R) May 15, 1944. Jean Parker, LIPPERT. (A) October 28, 1949. Jon Hall, Fran- Tim Ryan. ces Langford. DETECTIVE. THE DESERT FOX, (Brit.) 86 THE 8$ COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1955. Ales Guinness, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1951 Joan Greenwood. James Mason, Jessica Tandy, DESERT FURY DETECTIVE STORY 108 95 PARAMOUNT. (B) November, PARAMOUNT. (R) August 15, 1947. John Hodlak 1951. Kirk Douglas, Lizabeth Scott. Burt Lancaster. Eleanor Parker. William Bendix. Color. DETOUR DESERT HAWK 77 N UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1950. Yvonne DeCarlo, PRC PICTURES. (R) November 50, 1945. Ann Richard Greene. Color. Savage. Tom Neal. DESERT HELL (Rs) 82 DEVIL BAT'S DAUGHTER 88 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1958 PRC PICTURES. (R) April 15. 1946. Rosemary Brian Keith. Barbara Hale. LePlanche. John James. DESERT HORSEMAN 67 DEVIL GODDESS 70 COLUMBIA. (R) July 11, 1946. Charles Starrett, COLUMBIA. (B) October, 1966. Johnny Weiss Smiley Barnette. mullet Angela Stevens. DESERT LEGION 86 DEVIL'S HAIRPIN, THE (VV) 60 UNIVERSAL. (R) April. 1953. Alan Ladd, Arlene PARAMOUNT (R) October, 1957. Cornel Wilde, DahL Color. Jean Wallace. Color. 332 Dey -Don

Length Length In Mize. In Mina. DEVIL N THE FLESH (Fr.) 110 DINO 94 1949. Micheline Prelle, Gerard ALLIED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. Sal Mineo, A.F.E.ee (R) May, Susan Kohner. 85 DEVILU1pMAKES THREE, THE 96 DINOSAURUS! (Ca) (R) September UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1960. Ward Ramsey, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. Ramsey, Kristina Hanson. Color. 1952 Gene Kelly Pier Angell 97 DEVIL ON WHEELS 67 DIPLOMATIC COURIER CORPORATION. (R) TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1952 PRODUCERS RELEASING Tyrone Power. Patricia Neal. March 2. 1947. Damian O'Flynn, Letitia Lane. 60 DEVIL SHIP 62 DISASTER December 11, 1947. Richard PARAMOUNT. (R) December 3, 1948. Richard COLUMBIA. (R) Denning, Trudy MarahalL Lane, Louise Campbell. THE 65 DEVIL THUMBS A RIDE, THE 63 DISEMBODIED, Paul Burke, REO -RADIO. (R) February 20, 1947. Lawrence ALLIED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. Tierney, Nan Leslie. Allison Hayes. 92 DISC JOCKEY 77 DEVIL'S CANYON (SD) 1951. Jane August 15, 1953. Virginia Mayo, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 30, REO RADIO. (B) Nigh, Michael O'Shea. Dale Robertson, Stephen McNally. Color. BS 61 DISHONORED LADY DEVIL'S CARGO 16, 1947. Hedy FILM CLASSICS. (R) April 1, 1948. John Calvert, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May Rochelle Hudson. Lamar, Dennis O'Keefe. 82 DISTANT DRUMS 101 DEVIL'S DISCIPLE, THE 29, 1951. Gary 1959. Burt Lancaster, WARNER BROS. (R) December UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, Cooper. Marl Aldon. Color. Kirk Douglas. DIVIDED HEART THE (Belt.) 99 DEVIL'S DOORWAY 84 REPUBLIC. (R) August 11, 1955. Camel Borch- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, ers, Yvonne Mitchell, Alexander Knox. 1950. Robert Taylor. Louis Calhem. DIVORCE 71 DEVIL'S GENERAL, THE (Ger.) 120 MONOGRAM. (R) August 18, 1945, Kay Francis. STEBBINS. (R) March, 1957. Curt Jurgens, Bruce Cabot. Marianne rook. DIXIE JAMBOREE 72 DEVIL'S HARBOR 71 PRC PICTURES. (R) August 15. 1944. Frances TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, Langford, Guy Kibbee. 1954. Richard Arlen, Greta Gynt. DO YOU LOVE ME/ 01 DEVIL'S HENCHMAN. THE 69 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1946 COLUMBIA. (R) September 15. 1949. Warner Maureen O'Hara. Dick Hermes. Color. Baxter, Mary Beth Hughes. DOCKS OF NEW ORLEANS 84 DEVIL'S MASK, THE 66 MONOGRAM. (R) March 21, 1948. Roland COLUMBIA. (R) May 23. 1946. Anita Louise, Jim Winters, Victor Sen Young. Bannon. DOCKS OF NEW YORK 62 DEVIL'S PLAYGROUND 62 MONOGRAM. March 9. 1945. Gloria Pops, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 15, 1946 (Rl William Boyd, Andy Clyde. DOCTOR AND THE GIRL. THE 98 DEVOTION 107 METRO-OOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September. WARNER BROS. (R) April 20, 1948. Olivia 1949. Glenn Ford. Gloria de Haven. de Havilland. Ida Lupino. DOCTOR AT SEA (Brit.) (VV) 92 DIABOLIQUE (Fr.) 107 REPUBLIC. (R) February 23. 1956. Dirk Bo- UMPO. (R) November, 1955. Simone Blgnoret, garde. Brenda De Bangle, Brigitte Bardot. Color Vera Clouzot. DOCTOR AT LARGE (VV) DIAL 1119 75 UNIVERSAL (R) June, 1957. Dirk Bogarde, Mu- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 3. riel Pavlow. Color. 1950. Marshall Thompson, Virginia Fielc. DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE (Brit.) 92 DIAL M FOR MURDER 105 REPUBLIC (R) February 2, 1955. Dirk Bogarde WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 29. 1954. Ray Muriel Pavlow. Color. Milland, Grace Kelly, Robert Cummings. Color DOCTORS. THE (Fr.) 92 DIAL RED 0 63 IINOSLEY. (R) October, 1956. Raymond Pelle - ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 13. 1955. Bill grin, Jeanne Moreau. Elliott. Keith Larsen. DOCTOR'S DILEMMA. THE 98 DIAMOND HORSESHOE 104 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January. 1959. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1945. Leslie Caron, Dick Bogarde. Color. Betty arable. Dick Hermes. Color. DOLL FACE 80 DIAMOND QUEEN. THE 80 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1946. Carmen WARNER BROTHERS. (B) November 28, 1953 Miranda Perry Como. Fernando Lamas. Arlene Dahl. Color. DOLLY SISTERS. THE 114 DIAMOND SAFARI 67 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, 1945. Betty TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) January, 1958. Gtahle, John Payne. Color. Kevin McCarthy. Audio Morell. DOMINO KID, THE 79 Rory Calhoun, DIAMOND WIZARD, THE (Brit.) 83 COLUMBIA (R) October, 1957. August, 1954. Dennis Kristine Miller. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) DON JUAN (Ger.) 85 O'Keefe. Margaret Sheridan. 1958. Cesare Danova, Josef DIANE (Co) 110 TIMES. (R) March, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 6, Neinrad. Color. 1958. Lana Turner, Pedro Armendaria, Roger DON JUAN QUILLIGAN 75 Moore. color. 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1945. William DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, THE (Cs) 180 Bendix. Joan Blundell. TWENTIETH CENTURY -Fox. (R) March, 1959 DON JUAN'S NIGHT OF LOVE (ltai.-Eng. dubbed) 71 Millie Perkins, Joseph Schildkraut. REPUBLIC. (R) May 26, 1955. Raf Vallone, DIARY OF A CHAMBERMAID 96 Silvana Pampanini. UNITE!) ARTISTS. (R) February 15. 1948 69 Paulette Goddard. Hurd Hatfield. DON ODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) DIARY OF A HIGH SCHOOL BRIDE 80 November 5. 1946. Fred Colby, Isabelita. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1959 DONOVAN'S BRAIN 81 Anita Sands, Ronald Foster. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 30, 1953. Lew DICK TRACY 62 Ayres, Nancy Davis, Gene Evans, RIO -RADIO (R) December. 1945. Morgan Con- DON'T BOTHER TO KNOCK 78 way. Anne Jeffreys. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1952. DICK TRACY MEETS GRUESOME 65 Richard Widmerk, Marilyn Monroe. RIO RADIO. (R) November 12. 1947. Boris Ear - DON'T FENCE ME IN 71 loft. Ralph Byrd. REPUBLIC. (R) October 20. 1945. Roy Rogers, DICK TRACY VERSUS CUEBALL 62 Dale Evans RIO -RADIO. (R) December 18, 1946. Morgan DON'T GAMBLE WITH STRANGERS 88 Conway, Anne Jeffreys. MONOGRAM. (R) June 22. 1946. Kane Richmond, DICK TRACY'S DILEMMA 60 Bernadene Hayes. RADIO. (R) July, 1947. Ralph Byrd, Lyle DON'T GIVE UP THE SHIP 89 RIO PARAMOUNT. (R) July. 1959. Jerry Lewis. Dina Latell. Merrill. DIG THAT URANIUM 6I DON'T GO NEAR THE WATER (Cs) 107 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 8, 1956. Leo METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) November, 1956. Gorcey. Hunts Hall. Glenn Ford, Gia Scala. Color. DILLINGER 72 DON'T KNOCK THE ROCK 84 MONOGRAM. (R) March 2, 1945. Elisha Cook, COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1957. Bill Haley. Jr., Lawrence Tierney, Alan Dale. DING DONG WILLIAMS 82 DON'T TAKE IT TO HEART (Brit.) 90 RIO -RADIO. (R) April 15. 1946. Glenn Vernon, EAGLE LION. (R) June, 1949. Richard Greene. Marcy Maguire. Patricia Medina. 333 Doo-Eas

Length Laagtk In Mien. le illus. DOOLINS OF OKLAHOMA, THE 90 DRIVE A CROOKED ROAD 82 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1949. Randolph Scott. COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1954. Mickey Rooney, DOUBLE CONFESSION (Brit.) 86 Dianne Foster. Kevin McCarthy. STRATFORD. (R) May 2, 1953. Derek Farr, DRUM BEAT (Ca) III Peter Lorre. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) November 19, 1954 DOUBLE CROSSBONES 75 Alan Ladd. Audrey Dalton. Color. ITNIVLRSAL. (It) April, 1951. Donald O'Connor DRUMS ACROSS THE RIVER 78 Helene Carter. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1954. Audio Murphy, DOUBLE DEAL 65 Lisa Gaye. Color. REO -RADIO. (R) December. 1950. Marie Wind- DRUMS OF TAHITI (3D) 73 sor, Richard Denning. COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1954. Dennis O'Keefe, DOUBLE DYNAMITE 80 Patricia Medina. Color. RISO RADIO. (lt) December, 1951. Frank Sinatra, DRUMS IN THE DEEP SOUTH 78 Jane Russell, Grouch() Marx. REO RADIO. (R) September, 1951. James Craig, DOUBLE EXPOSURE 84 Barbara Payton. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) Black 3, 1944-45. Chester DUCHESS OF IDAHO 98 Morris, Nancy Kelly. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 14, 1950 DOUBLE INDEMNITY 108 Esther Williams. Van Johnson. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 5, 1943-44. Barbara DUDE GOES WEST. THE 86 Stanwyck, Fred MacMurray. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 30, 1948. Eddie DOUBLE JEOPARDY 70 Albert, Gale Storm. REPUBLIC. (R) June 23 1955. Rod Cameron, DUEL AT APACHE WELLS (N) 70 Gale Robbins. REPUBLIC. (R) January, 1957. Anna Maria DOUBLE LIFE, A 103 Alberghetti. Ben Cooper. UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1948. Ronald Colman, DUEL AT SILVER CREEK 77 Signe Hamo. UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1952. Audio Murphy DOUGHGIRLS, THE 102 Faith Domergue. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) November 25, 1944. Ann DUEL IN THE JUNGLE 102 Sheridan, Alexis Smith. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) August 21, 1954 DOWN AMONG THE SHELTERING PALMS 87 Jeanne Crain, Dana Andrews. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (Ri March, 1953 DUEL IN THE SUN 135 William Lundigan, Mite) Gaynor. Color. SELZNICK. (R) Marrh. 1948. Jennifer Jones, DOWN DAKOTA WAY Gregory Peck, Joseph Cotten. Color. 67 DUEL ON THE REPUBLIC. (R) September 9, 1949. Roy Rotera, MISSISSIPPI 72 Dale Evans. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1955. Lez Barker DOWN LAREDO Patricia Medina. Color. WAY 54 DUFFY OF SAN QUENTIN REPUBLIC. (R) August 5. 1953. Rex Allen. 78 DOWN MEMORY LANE WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 13, 1954. 72 Louts Hayward. Joanne EAGLE LION. (R) August. 1949. Bing Crosby, Dru. Gloria Swanson. DUFFY'S TAVERN 98 DOWN MISSOURI 75 PARAMOUNT. (R) September 28, 1945. Ed Gard- WAY ner. Bing Crosby P.R.C. (R) August 15, 1946. Martha O'Drlacoll, & Guests. William Wright. DUKE OF CHICAGO, THE 59 REPUBLIC. (R) March 15, 1949. Tom Brown DOWN THREE DARK STREETS 84 Audrey Lena UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1954. Broderick DULCIMER Crawford, Ruth Roman. STREET (Brit.) 112 DOWN TO EARTH UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1948. Richard At- IDI tenborough, Alastair Sim. COLUMBIA. (R) October 31, 1947. Rita Hay- worth, Larry Parke. Color. DUNKIRK 113 DOWN METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, TO THE SEA IN SHIPS 120 1958. John Mills, Robert Urquhart. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1949 DYNAMITE Richard Widmark, Lionel Barrymore. 68 PARAMOUNT. (R) January 28, 1949. William DRAGNET 89 Gargan, Virginia Wailes. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 4, 1954 DYNAMITE Jack Webb, Ben Alexander. Color. PASS 81 REO RADIO. (R) June 15, 1950. Tim Holt, Lynne DRAGNET. THE 71 Roberta. SCREEN GUILD. (R) October 25, 1947. Henry Wilcoxeon, Mary Brian. DYNAMITERS, THE (Brit.) 74 ASTOR. (B) May, 1956. Wayne Morris, James DRAGON SEED 148 Kenney, Petrick Holt. METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYER. August, 1944 Katharine Hepburn. Walter Huston. DRAGONFLY SQUADRON 83 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 21, 1954. John E Hodiak, Barbara Britton. DRAGON'S GOLD 70 EADIE WAS A LADY 57 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1953. John COLUMBIA. (R) January 23, 1945. Ann Miller, Archer. Hillary Brooke Joe Beeler, Hal McIntyre. DRAGONWYCK 103 EAGLE AND THE HAWK 104 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1946. Gene PARAMOUNT. (R) May 30. 1950. John Payne, Tierney, Vincent Price. Rhonda Fleming. Color. DRAGOON WELLS MASSACRE (Cs) 88 EARL CARROLL SKETCHBOOK 90 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 28. 1957. Barry REPUBLIC. (R) August 22, 1946. Constance Sullivan, Mona Freeman, Dennis O'Keefe, Katy Moore. William Marshall. Jurado. Color. EARL CARROLL VANITIES 91 DRAGSTRIP GIRL 69 REPUBLIC. (It) ADrii 5, I945. Dennis O'Keefe, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 1957 Ccsiatenoe Mare. Fay Spain, Steven Terrell. EARRINGS DRAGSTRIP RIOT OF MADAME DE. THE (Fr.) 105 ARLAN. (R) July, 1954. Charles Boyer Danielle AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL PICTURES (R) Darrieux, March, 1958. Yvonne Lime, Gary Clark. Vittorio de Rica. DRANGO 92 EARTH VS. THE FLYING SAUCERS 89 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1957. Jeff COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1956. Joan Taylor, Hugh Chandler, Joanne Dru. Marlowe. DREAM BOAT 83 EAST OF EDEN (Ca) 115 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August. 1952 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) April 9 1955. Julie Clifton Webb, Ginger Rogan. Harris, Raymond Massey, James Dean. Color. DREAM GIRL 85 EAST SIDE. WEST SIDE 108 PARAMOUNT. (R) July 23, 1948. Betty Hutton METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 10, Macdonald Carey. 1950. James Mason, Barbara Stanwyck. DREAM WIFE 99 EAST OF SUMATRA 82 MOM. (R) June 19, 1953. Gary Grant. Deborah II -I. (R) October. 1953. Jeff Chandler, Marilyn Kerr. Walter Pidgeon. Maxwell. Anthony Quinn. Color. DRESSED TO KILL 72 EASTER PARADE 109 UNIVERSAL 'R) June 7, 1946. Basil Rathbone, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 8, 1948 Nigel Bruce. Fred Aetalre, Judy Garland. Color. DRIFTIN' RIVER 59 EASY COME, EASY GO 77 PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) PARAMOUNT. (R) March 7, 1947. Sonny Tufts October 7. 1946. Eddie Dean, Shirley Patterson Diana Lynn. DRIFTING ALONG 60 EASY LIVING 77 MONOGRAM. )R) January 26. 1946. Johnny Mack REO RADIO. (R) October 8, 1949. Victor Mature, Brown, Raymond Hatton. Lucille Ball. DRIFTWOOD 88 EASY MONEY (Brit.) 95 REPUBLIC. (R) September 15, 1947. Ruth War- EAGLE LION. (R) February 12, 1949. Jack War- rick, Walter Brennan. ner, Greta GynL 334 Eas-Exe

Length Length In Mint In Mir. EASY TO LOOK AT e5 ENCORE (Brit.) 90 UNIVERSAL. (B) August 10, 1945. Gloria Jean, PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1952. Roland Culver Kirby Grant. Glynis Johns. EASY TO LOVE e6 END OF THE AFFAIR, THE 108 MGM. (B) December 25. 1953. Esther Williams, COLUMBIA. (R) May. 1955. Deborah Kerr, Van Van Johnson, Tony Martin. Color. Johnson. EASY TO WED III END OF THE LINE 65 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 25. 1946 JEROME BALSAM FILMS. (R) August. 1959 Esther Williams. Van Johnson. Color. Alan Baxter, Barbara Shelley. EDDIE CANTOR STORY. THE Ile END OF THE RIVER, THE (Brit.) 80 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January S0, 1955 UN1vEitSAL. (B) July. 1948. Sabi', Raymond Keefe Brasselle, Marilyn Erskine. Color. Lovell. EDDY DUCHIN STORY, THE (Cs) 128 END OF THE ROAD 51 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1956. Tyrone Power, Kim REPUBLIC. (B) November 10, 1944. Edward Novak. Color. Norris, June Storey. ENEMY BELOW. THE (Ca) 98 EDGE OF THE CITY 85 -FOX (B) December, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 4, TWENTIETH CENTURY 1957. Robert Mitchum, Curt Jurgen. Color. 1957. John Cassavetes, Sidney Pottier. ENEMY FROM SPACE ea EDGE OF DOOM 08 UNITED ARTISTS (R) September. 1957. Brian RHO RADIO. (R) September 80, 1950. Dana An- Donlevy. Sydney James. drews, Farley Granger. ENEMY OF THE LAW 59 EDGE OF ETERNITY (Cs) 80 PRC PICTURES. (R) May 7, 1945. Dave O'Brien COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1959. Cornel Wilde, Tex Ritter. Victoria Shaw. Color. ENEMY OF WOMEN 72 EDGE OF FURY 77 MONOGRAM. (R) November 10. 1944. Paul Andor, UNITED ARTISTS (R) May, 1958. Michael Hig- Claudia Drake. Donald Woods. gins, Lous Holmes. ENFORCER. THE 87 EDGE OF HELL 76 WARNER BROS. (R) February 24, 1951. Hum- UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1958. Hugo Haas, phrey Bogart, Zero Moetel. Francesca De Scalia. ENTER ARSENE LUPIN 72 EDWARD. MY SON 112 UNIVERSAL (R) November 24. 1944. Ella METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) June. 1949 Raines, George Korvin. Spencer Tracy, Deborah Kerr. ESCAPADE IN JAPAN 92 EGG AND I. THE 108 UNIVERSAL (R) November, 1957. Teresa Wright, UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1947. Claudette Colbert Cameron Mitchell. Fred MacMurray. ESCAPE (Brit.) 78 EGYPTIAN. THE (Cs) 140 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, 1948. Rex Harrison, Peggy Cummins'. 1954. Edmund Purdom, Gene Tierney. Color. ESCAPE FROM FORT BRAVO ea EIGHT IRON MEN 80 MGM. (R) December 4. 1953. William Holden COLUMBIA. (R) December. 1952. Bonar Colleano, Eleanor Parker. Color. ESCAPE FROM REDROCK (RS) 75 EIGHTAs.O'CLrOCK WALK (Brit.) 87 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) January, 1958. ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1955. Richard Brian Donlevy, Eilene Jansen. Attenborough, Cathy O'Donnell. ESCAPE FROM SAN QUENTIN 81 EIGHTEEN AND ANXIOUS 98 COLUMBIA (R) November, 1957. Johnny Des- REPUBLIC (R) November. 1957. M. Webster, mond, Merry Anders. William Campbell. ESCAPE FROM TERROR 70 EL ALAMEIN 87 COOGAN-ROGERS. (R) March, 1960. Jackie Coo- COLUMBIA. (B) January, 1954. Scott Brady, gan, Mona Knox. Color. Rita Moreno. ESCAPE IN THE DESERT 81 EL DORADO PASS 8e WARNER BROS. (R) May 19, 1945. Helmut COLUMBIA. (B) October 14, 1948. Charles Star- Dentine, Philip Dorn. rett, Smiley Barnette. ESCAPE IN THE FOG 62 ELECTRONIC MONSTER, THE 72 COLUMBIA. (R) April 5, 1945. William Wright COLUMBIA. (B) May, 1960. Rod Cameron, Mary Nina Fach Murphy. ESCAPE ME NEVER 104 EL PASO tOI WARNER BROS. (R) November 22, 1947. Errol PARAMOUNT. (R) April 1, 1949. John Payne, Flynn. Ida Lupino, Eleanor Parker. Gail Russell Color. ESCAPE TO BURMA (SS) 87 EL PASO KID 54 April 9, 1955. Barbara Stan- REPUBLIC. (B) May 22. 1946. Sunset Carson. AKO RADIO. (B) Marie Harmon. wyck, Robert Ryan. Color. ESCAPE TO DANGER (Brit.) e3 EL PASO STAMPEDE 54 RHO -RADIO. (R) Block 4, 1943-44, Eric Port- REPUBLIC.C. (B) September 8, 1958. Allen Rock? man. Ann Dvorak. Lane. ESCORT WEST (Cs) 75 ELEMONOGR. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1959. Victor Ma- M. (A) October 28, 1951. Johnny Shef- ture, Elaine Stewart. Donna Martell. ETERNAL SEA THE 105 ELEPHANT WALK 103 REPUBLIC. (R) May 5. 1955. Sterling Hayden PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1954. Elizabeth Taylor Alexis Smith. Dana Andrews. Color. EVE AND THE DRAGON (Cs) 80 ELMER GANTRY 162 INTERNATIONAL. (R) February, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1960. Burt Lancas- AMERICAN Simmons. 1960. Color. Color. EVE KNEW HER APPLES 84 ELOPEMEN 82 (R) 1945. Ann Miller, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, COLUMBIA. April 12, 1951. Clifton Webb, Anne Francis. William Wright. EVE OF ST. MARK. THE N EMBRACEABLE YOU 80 CENTURY -FOX. (B) June, 1944 WARNER BROS. (B) August 21, 1948. Dane TWENTIETH Clark, Geraldine Brooks. Michael O'Shea, Anne Baxter. EVER SINCE VENUS 73 EMERGENCY HOSPITAL 82 Ina Ray UNITED ARTISTS. (B) August, 1956. Margaret COLUMBIA. (R) September 14, 1944. Hutton, Ann Savage. Lindsay. Byron Palmer. 84 EMERGENCY WEDDING 78 EVERY GIRL SHOULD BE MARRIED COLUMBIA. (B) November, 1950. Larry Parks RHO RADIO. (R) November 9, 1948. Cary Grant, Barbera Hale. Franchot Tone. EVERYBODY DOES IT e8 EMPEROR WALTZ, THE 10e 1949. Paul PARAMOUNT. (B) July 2. 1948. Bing Crosby, 20th CENTURY -FOX. (B) November. Joan Fontaine. Color. Douglas, Linda Darnell, Celeste Holm. O2 EVERYBODY'S DANCIN' 85 ENCHANTED COTTAGE, THE 1950. Spade Cooley, RHO RADIO. (R) Block 9. 1944-45. Dorothy Mc- LIPPERT. (R) March 31, Richard Lane. Guire, Robert Young. 89 78 EVERYTHING BUT THE TRUTH ENCHANTED FOREST, THE December, 1956. Maureen PRC ''ICTURES. (R) December 8. 1945. Edmund UNIVERSAL. (R) Lowe, Brenda Joyce. Color. O'Hara, John Forsythe, Tim Hovey. Color. 87 EVERYTHING I HAVE IS YOURS 92 ENCHANTED ISLAND (C) 1952 WARNER BROS. (R) November, 1958. Dana An- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R1 October, drews. Tane Powell. The Champions. Dennis O'Keefe. Color. ENCHANTED VALLEY, THE 77 EXCUSE MY DUST 82 EAGLE LION. (R) March 27, 1948. Alan Curtis. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 22, 1951 Anne Gwynne. Color. Red Skelton. Sally Forrest. ENCHANTMENT 102 EXECUTIVE SUITE 104 RHO RADIO. (R) January, 1949. David /liven MGM. (B) April, 1954. William Holden, June Teresa Wright. Allison, Barbara Stanwyck, Fredric March. 335 Exi-Fea

Length Length in Mina. In Mina. EXILE, THE 92 FALL OF THE HOUSE OF USHER, THE (Cs) 85 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1947. Douglas Fair- AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1960 banks, Jr.. Maria Montez. Vincent Price, Mark Damon. Color. EXPERIMENT ALCATRAZ 58 FALSE PARADISE 81 REO =RADIO. (R) November 21. 1950. Bow - John UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 10, 1948 William Boyd, Andy Clyde. EXPERIMENT PERILOUS 91 REO RADIO. (R) Block 2. 1944-45. Hedy Lemarr, FAMILY HONEYMOON 90 George Brent. UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1949. Claudette Colbert, EXPOSED 59 Fred MacMurray. REPUBLIC. (R) September 8, 1947. Adele Mara, SECRET. Robert Scott. FAMILY THE 85 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1951. John Derek, EYE WITNESS (Brit.) 104 Lee J. Cobb. EAGLE LION. (R) June, 1950. Robert Montgom- ery, Leslie Banks. FAN, THE 79 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1949 EYES OF TEXAS 70 Jeanne Crain, George Sanders. REPUBLIC. (R) July 15, 1948. Roy Rogers, Lynne Roberts. Color. FANCY PANTS O2 PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1950. Bob Hope, EYES OF THE JUNGLE 79 Lucille Ball. Color. LIPPERT. (R) July 1, 1955. Jon Hall. FANFAN THE TULIP (Fr.) 96 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1953. Gerard Philipe. Gina Lollobrigida. F FANGS OF THE ARCTIC 63 F. B. I. GIRL 74 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 18, 1953. Kirby LIPPERT. (R) November, 1951. Cesar Romero, Grant. Audrey Totter. George Brent. FANGS OF THE WILD 71 F.B.I. STORY, THE 149 LIPPERT. (R) April 2, 1959. Charles Chaplin, Jr , WARNER BROS. (R) October. 1959. James Stew- Onalow Stevens. art, Vera Miles. Color. FAR COUNTRY. THE 19 FABIOLA (Italian) 96 UNIVERSAL. 18) February, 1955. James Stewart, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 1, 1951. Michele Ruth Roman. Color. Morgan Henry Vidal. FAR FRONTIER. THE 67 FABULOUS DORSEYS, THE 91 REPUBLIC. (R) December 29, 1948. Roy Rogers, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February 21, 1947. Tommy Andy Devine. Color. Dorsey Jimmy Dorsey. FAR HORIZONS, THE (VV) 108 FABULOUS 10E. THE 58 PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1955, Charlton Heston, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 29, 1947. Walter Fred MarMurray. Color. Abel, Marie Wilson. Color. FARMER TAKES A WIFE, THE 81 FABULOUS SENORITA, THE 60 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1958. Betty REPUBLIC. (R) April 1, 1952. Eatellta Rodriguez, Grable, Dale Robertson. Color. Robert Clarke. FARMER'S DAUGHTER, THE 97 FABULOUS SUZANNE, THE 71 RKO-RADIO. (R) February 18, 1947, Loretta REPUBLIC. (R) December 15, 1946. Barbara Young, Joseph Cotten. Britton. Rudy Vallee. FAREWELL TO ARMS, A (Cs) 150 FABULOUS TEXAN 95 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) December, REPUBLIC. (R) November 9, 1947. William El- 1957. Rock Hudson, Jennifer Jones. Color. liott, John Carroll FAREWELL TO YESTERDAY 90 A FACE IN THE CROWD 126 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, WARNER BROS. (R) June, 1957. Andy Griffith, 1950. Documentary. Patricia Neal. FARGO FACE OF A FUGITIVE 81 69 COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1959. Fred MarMurray MONOGRAM. (R) September 7, 1952. Bill Elliott, Color. Phyllis Coates. FACE OF MARBLE 72 FASHION MODEL 61 MONOGRAM. (R) January 19, 1998. John Cerra - MONOGRAM. (R) March 2, 1945. Robert Lowery, dine. Claudia Drake. Marjorie Weaver. FACE TO FACE B2 FAST AND THE FURIOUS, THE 74 RHO RADIO. (E) November 14, 1952. James AMERICAN RELEASING CORP. (R) November, Mason. Robert ?mice. 1954. John Ireland, Dorothy Malone. FACE OF FIRE 80 FAST COMPANY 68 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1959. Cameron MOM. (R) May 22, 1953. Howard Keel, Nina Foch, Mitchell, James Whitmore. Marjorie Maio. FACES IN THE FOG 71 FASTEST GUN ALIVE, THE 89 REPUBLIC. (R) November 30, 1994. Jane Withers, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 6, 1956. Paul Kelly. Glenn Ford, Jeanne Crain. FAIR WIND TO JAVA 92 FAST ON THE DRAW 55 REPUBLIC. (R) April 28, 1953. Fred MacMurray, LIPPERT. (R) June 30, 1950, James Ellison Vera Ralston. Color Russell Hayden. FAITHFUL CITY. THE (Israel) 88 FAT MAN, THE 77 REO RADIO. (R) April, 1952. Jamie Smith, John UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1951. J. Scott Smart, Julie Slater Tendon FAITHFUL IN MY FASHION 81 FATAL WITNESS, THE 59 MOM. (R) August 22, 1996. Tom Drake. Donna Reed. REPUBLIC. (R) September 15, 1945. Evelyn FAKE. THE Ankers. Richard Fraser. Si FATHER IS A BACHELOR UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 25, 1953 84 Dennis O'Keefe. Coleen Oray. COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1950. William Holden, Coleen Gray. FALCON IN HOLLYWOOD, THE 67 RHO RADIO. (R) Block 2, 1944-45. Tom Conway, FATHER MAKES GOOD 81 Veda Ann Borg. MONOGRAM. (R) May 7, 1950, Raymond Wal- FALCON IN MEXICO. THE 70 born, Walter Catlett. REO RADIO. (R) Block 7, 1993-44. Tom Conway, FATHER OF THE BRIDE 93 Mona Maris. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 18. 1950 FALCON IN SAN FRANCISCO 65 Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett, Elizabeth Taylor. RKO-RADIO. (B) August. 1945. Tom Conway, FATHER TAKES THE AIR 81 Rita Corday. MONOGRAM. (R) June 17, 1951. Raymond Wal - FALCON OUT WEST, THE 84 burn. Walter Catlett. RHO RADIO. (B) Block 5, 1943-44. Tom Conway, FATHER WAS A FULLBACK 84 Barbara Hale TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October. 1949 FALCON'S ADVENTURE 81 Fred MacMurray. Maureen O'Hara. REO RADIO. (R) December 13, 1948. Tom Con- FATHER'S DOING FINE (Brit) 88 way. Madge Meredith. STRATFORD. (R) April 22, 1953. Richard Atten- FALCON'S ALIBI. borough, H. Thatcher. THE 63 FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND RHO RADIO. (5) July 1, 1948. Two Conway, Rita 81 Corday METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 13. 1951 Spencer Tracy, Joan Bennett, Elizabeth Taylor FALL GUY 64 FATHER'S WILD GAME MONOGRAM. (R) 15. 61 March 1997, Clifford Penn, MONOGRAM. (R) December 8, 1960. Barbara Robert Armstrong. Brown. Raymond Walburn. FALLEN ANGEL 97 FAUST AND THE DEVIL (ItaL) 87 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, 1945. Alice COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1950. Italo Tajo, Faye, Dana Andrews. Linda Darnell. Nelly Corradi. FALLEN IDOL, THE (Brit.) 94 FEAR 88 RELZNICK RELEASING ORG. (R) May. 1950 MONOGRAM. (B) March 2, 1946. Warren Wil- Ralph Richardson, Michele Morgan. liam, Peter Cookson. 336 Fea -Fla

Length Leeeth In Mina. to Mina.94 FEAR (Ger. -Eng. dial.) 89 FIGHTING O'FLYNN, THE ASTOR. (R) May, 1956. Ingrid Bergman. UN1vk'RSAL. (R) February, 1949. Douglas Fair- FEAR AND DESIRE 88 banks, Jr., Helena Carter. BURSTYN. (B) April. 1958. Frank Silver* FIGHTING RANGER, THE 57 Kenneth Harp. MONOGRAM. (R) August 15, 1948. Johnny Mack FEARMAKERS, THE 83 Broom, Christine Larson. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1958. Dana An- FIGHTING REDHEAD THE U drews, Dick Foran. EAGLE LION. (R) October. 1949. Jim Bannon, FEAR IN THE NIGHT 72 Peggy Stewart. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) April 18, 1947. Paul Kelly. FIGHTING SEABEES, THE 100 Kay Scott. REPUBLIC. (R) March 10, 1944. John Wayne, FEAR STRIKES OUT (VV) 100 Susan Hayward. PARAMOUNT. (B) March, 1957. Anthony Per- FIGHTING STALLION, THE 82 kins. Karl Malden. EAGLE LION. (R) March, 1950. Bill Edwards, FEARLESS FAGAN 79 Doris Merrick. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) August, 1952, FIGHTING TROUBLE 81 Janet Leigh. Carleton Carpenter. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 18, 1956 FEATHERED SERPENT, THE 88 Hunts Hall, Stanley Clemente. MONOGRAM. (R) December 19, 1948. Roland Win- FIGHTING VIGILANTES. E 61 ters, Keye Luke. LION. (R) November 15. 1947. Al 'Lash" FEDERAL AGENT AT LARGE 60 LaRue, Al 'lruszy" St. John. REPUBLIC. (R) March 12, 1950. Dorothy Pat- FINAL TEST. THE (Brit,) 84 rick. Robert Rockwell. CONTINENTAL. (R) January. 1954. Robert Mor- FEMALE ANIMAL, THE (Ca) 84 ley. Jack Warner. UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL (R) April, 1958. FINDERS KEEPERS 74 Hedy Leman, Jane Powell UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1952. Tom Ewell, FEMALE ON THE BEACH 97 Julia Adams. UNIVERSAL. (B) September, 1955. Joan Craw- FINGER MAN 82 ford, Jeff Chandler. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 19, 1955. Frank FEMALE FIENDS 71 Lovejoy Peggle Castle. CINEMA ASSOCIATES. (R) April, 1960. Lei Bar- FINGER OF GUILT (Brit.) 71 ker, Carole Mathews. RKO (R) November, 1956. Richard Basehart, Mary FEMALE JUNGLE 7) Murphy. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) June 15. FINGERPRINTS DON'T LIE 55 1958.. Jayne Mansfield, Lawrence Tierney. LIPPERT. (R) February 23, 195L Richard Travis, FENCE RIDERS 87 Sheila Ryan. MONOGRAM. (R) January 29, 1950. Whip Wilson, FIRE DOWN BELOW (Cs) 116 Andy Clyde. COLUMBIA (R) July 1957. Rita Hayworth, Robert FERNANDELL THE DRESSMAKER (Fr.) 84 Mitchum. Color. UNION (R) August, 1957. Fernandel, Suzy Delair, FIRE OVER AFRICA 84 FEUDIN' FOOLS 63 COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1954. Maureen MONOGRAM. (R) September 21, 1952. Leo Oor- O'Hara, MacDonald Carey. Color. cey, Hunts Ha1L FIREBALL, THE 84 FEUDIN'. FUSSIN' AND A-FIGHTIN' 78 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1950 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1948. Donald O'Connor, Mickey Rooney. Pat O'Brien. Marjorie Main. FIREBRANDS OF ARIZONA 55 FEUDIN' RHYTHM 88 REPUBLIC. (R) December 1. 1944. Smiley COLUMBIA. (R) December. 1949. Eddy Arnold. Bumette, Sunset Carson. Gloria Henry. FIREMAN SAVE MY CHILD 80 FIEND WHO WALKED THE WEST. THE (Cs) 101 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1954. Spike Jones. City TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1958. Slickers. Hugh O'Brien. Robert Evans. FIRST LEGION. THE 8e FIEND WITHOUT A FACE 94 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 11, 1951. Charles METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1958. Boyer, Walter Hampden. Marshall Thompson, Terence Kilburn. FIRST MAN INTO SPACE 76 FIESTA 104 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1959 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July. 1947. Marshall Thompson. Marla Landi. Esther Williams, Ricardo Montalben. Color. FIRST TEXAN, THE (Ca).. 82 50 YEARS BEFORE YOUR EYES 73 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 29. 1956. Joel WARNER BROS. (R) July 15, 1950, Documen- McCrea, Felicia Fan. Color. tary. FIRST TIME, THE 118 FIGHTER ATTACK 80 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1952. Robert Cum- ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November 29, 1959. Ster- mings, Barbara Hale. ling Hayden, J. Carroll Naish, Color. FIRST TRAVELING SALESLADY, THE 92 FIGHTER SQUADRON 96 UNIVERSAL. (R) August. 1956. Ginger Rogers WARNER BROB. (R) November 27, 1948. Edmond Barry Nelson. Color. O'Brien, Robert Stack. Color. FIRST YANK INTO TOKYO 82 FIGHTER. THE 78 RKO RADIO. (R) September, 1945. Tom Neal UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 25, 1952. Richard Barbara Hale. Conte, Vanessa Brown. FIVE a FIGHTING BACK 81 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1951. William Phipps. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1948. Susan Douglas. FIVE AGAINST THE HOUSE 84 Paul Langton. Jean Rogers. Kim FIGHTING BILL CARSON 51 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1955. Guy Madison, Novak. PRC PICTURES. (R) October 81. 1945. Buster 88 Crabbe. AI St. John. FIVE ANGLES ON MURDER (Brit.) FIGHTING CHANCE, THE 70 COLUMBIA. (R) March. 1958. Jean Kent. Dirk REPUBLIC. (R) December 15, 1955. Rod Cam- eron, Julie London, Ben Cooper. 5 FINGogaERS 108 FIGHTING COAST GUARD el TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1952. REPUBLIC. (R) June 1, 1951. Brian Donley,. James Mason. Danielle Darrieux. Ella Raines. FIVE GUNS WEST 78 FIGHTING FATHER DUNNE es AMERICAN RELEASING CORP. (R) April. 1955 RKO-RADIO. (R) June, 1948. Pat O'Brien, Myrna John Lund. Dorothy Malone. Color. Dell. FIVE PENNIES. THE (VV) 157 FIGHTING FRONTIERSMAN 81 PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1959. Barbara Bel COLUMBIA. (R) December 19, 1946. Charles Geddes Danny Kaye. Color. Starrett, Smiley Bumette. FIVE STEPS TO DANGER 80 FIGHTING GUNS 59 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1957. Sterling MONOGRAM. (R) September 20, 1947. Johnny Hayden. Ruth Roman. Mack Brown. Raymond Hatton. 5.000 FINGERS OF DR. T. THE 18 FIGHTING KENTUCKIAN, THE 100 COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1958. Peter Lind Hayes REPUBLIC. (R) October 5, 1949. John Wayne. Mary Healy. Color. Vera Ralston. FIXED BAYONETS 92 FIGHTING LADY. THE 81 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, TWEN'a'IETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January. 1945. 1951. Michael O'Shea, Richard Basehart. Naval documentary. Color. FLAME, FIGHTING LAWMAN, THE 71 REPUBLIC. (R) November 24, 1947. John Car- ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 20, 1958. roll, Vera Ralston. Wayne Morris, Virginia Grey. FLAME AND THE ARROW es FIGHTING MAN OF THE PLAINS 94 WARNER BROS. (R) July 22, 1950. Burt Lan- TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December. caster. Virginia Mayo. Color. 1949. Randolph Scott, Jane Nigh. Color. FLAME AND THE FLESH. THE 104 FIGHTING MEN 88 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1954 LIPPERT. (B) October 9, 1958. Special Cut. Lana Turner, Carlos Thompson. Color. 337 Fla -For

In FLAME BARRIER, THE M le Elsa. 70 FOLLOW THE UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1958. Arthur BOYS 122 Franz, UNIVERSAL. (R) May 5. 1944. All star cast. Kathleen Crowley. FOLLOW FLAME OF ARABY THE LEADER 85 UNIVERSAL, 78 MONOGRAM. (R) June 8, 1944. East Side Kids (R) January, 1952. Maureen O'Hara FOLLOW THE SUN Jeff Chandler. Color. 93 FLAME OF TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) April, 1951 THE BARBARY COAST 91 Anne Baxter, Glenn Ford. REPUBLIC. (R) May 28, 1945. Dvorak. John Wayne, Ann FOOL'S GOLD 83 FLAME UNITED ARTISTS. (B) January 31, 1947. Wil- OF CALCUTTA 70 liam Boyd, Andy Clyde. COLUMBIA. (B) July, 1953. Denise Darrel, Patric Knowles. FOOTLIGHT VARIETIES 81 Color. RHO RADIO. FLAME OVER INDIA (Cs) 150 (R) April, 1951. Variety Cast. TWENTIETH CENTURY FOOTSTEPS IN THE FOG 90 -FOX. (R) May, 1980 COLUMBIA. (R) September, Kenneth More, Lauren Recall. Color. 1955. Jean Simmons, FLAME OF STAMBOUL Stewart Granger. Color. 68 FOOTSTEPS IN THE COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1951. Richard NIGHT 82 Lisa Ferraday. Deming ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 24. 1957. Bill FLAME OF THE ISLANDS f0 Elliott, Don Haggerty. REPUBLIC. (R) FOR BETTER FOR WORSE (Brit.) 03 January 6. 1956. Yvonne De STRATFORD. (R) Carlo, Zachary Scott, Howard Duff, Color. June 22, 1955. Dirk Bogarde FLAME OF THE WEST Cecil Parker. Color. 60 FORBIDDEN CARGO MONOGRAM. (B) May 4, 1945. Johnny Mack 83 Brown. Raymond Hatton. JACON. (R) June, 1956 LNigel Patrick, Elizabeth FLAME OF YOUTH Sellars. 8I FORBIDDEN REPUBLIC. (B) September 22, 1949. Barbara PLANET (Cs) 98 ler. Ray McDonald. Ful- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 30, 1956. FLAMINGO ROAD Walter Pidgeon, Anne Friel'. Color. 08 rOREIGN INTRIGUE WARNER BROS. (H) April 80, 1949. Joan Craw- 100 ford, Zachary Scott. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1956. Robert FLAMING BULLETS Mitcham. Genevieve Page. Color. b9 FOREVER DARLING PRC PICTURES. (R) October 15, 91 1945, 'Tex METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 10. FLAMING FEAATHERen, 1956. Lucille Ball, Deal Ares, James Mason. 78 Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) Febm sry, 1952. Sterling Hay- den, Arleen Whelan. Color. FOR HEAVEN'S SAKE 92 FLAMING FRONTIER (Re) 70 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December, 1950. Clifton Webb, Joan Bennett. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX- (R) August, 1958 Jim Davis Bruce Bennett. FOR MEN ONLY 93 FLAMING FURY LIPPERT. (R) January 11, 1952. Paul Henreid, 80 Margaret Field. REPUBLIC. (B) July 28, 1949. Roy Roberta, George Cooper. FOR THE LOVE OF MARY 90 FLAT UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1948. TOP 85 Deanna Dur- ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) bin. Edmond O'Brien. November 30, 1952 FOR THE LOVE Sterling Hayden, Richard Carbon. Color. OF RUSTY 69 FLAXY MARTIN COLUMBIA. (R) May 1, 1947. Ted Donaldson, 88 Ann Doran. WARNER BROS. (R) February 12, 1949. Virginia Mayo, Zachary Scott. FOR THEM THAT TRESPASS (Brit.) 95 FLESH STRATFORD. (R) Jab 0. 1950. Richard Todd, AND FURY 83 Patricia Plunkett. UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1958. Tony Curtis, Mona Freeman. FOR YOU I DIE 77 FLESH AND THE SPUR 80 FILM CLASSICS. (R) January, 1948. Cathy AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) Downs, Paul Langton, Mists Auer. 25, September 1956. John Agar, Marla English. Color. FORBIDDEN 85 FLIGHT TO HONG KONG 88 U -I. (R) January, 1954. Tony Curtis, Joanne Dru. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1956. Rory Calhoun, Dolores Donlon. FORBIDDEN GAMES (Fr.) 87 FLIGHT TO MARS 74 TIMES. (R) December, 1952. Brigitte Fossey Georges only. MONOGRAM. (R) November 11, 1951. Marguerite Pou Chapman, Cameron Mitchell. Color. FORBIDDEN ISLAND 68 FLIGHT TO NOWHERE 74 COLUMBIA. (B) March, 1959. Ion Hall, Nan Adams. Color. SCREEN GUILD. (B) October 1, 1946. Alan Curtis, Evelyn Ankere. FORBIDDEN JUNGLE 87 FLIGHT NURSE 90 EAGLE LION. (B) March, 1950. Don Harvey, REPUBLIC. (R) March 1, 1854. Joan Leslie, Forrest Taylor. Forrest Tucker, Arthur Franz. FLIGHT FORBIDDEN STREET, THE 91 OF THE WHITE HERON (Ca) 52 TWENTIETH CENTURY TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) -FOX. (B) June, 1949 Documentary. October. 1959 Dana Andrews, Maureen O'Hara. Color. FORCE OF ARMS FLIGHT TO TANGIER (3D) 100 PARAMOUNT. 90 WARNER BROS. (R) September 15, 1951. William (R) November, 1953. Joan Fontaine, Holden. Nancy Olson. Jack Palance, Corinne Calvet. Color. FORCE FLOODS OF FEAR OF EVIL 78 UNIVERSAL. 82 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) March, 1949 (R) May, 1959. Howard Keel, Anne John Garfield, Beatrice Pearson. Heywood. FOREIGN FLOOD TIDE (Cs) AFFAIR, A II8 81 PARAMOUNT. (R) August 20, 1949. Jean Arthur, UNIVERSAL (R) February. 1958. George Nader, Cornell Borchers. John Lund. FLY, THE (C) (Cs) FOREVER AMBER 140 194 TWENTIETH CENTURY (R) TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1958 -FOX. October 22, Al Hediaon. Patricia Owens. 1947. Linda Darnell, Coral Wilde. Color. FLYING FONTAINES, THE 84 FOREVER FEMALE 8s COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1959. Michael Callan, PARAMOUNT. (B) January, 1954. William Holden, Evy Norlund. Color. Ginger Rogers, Paul Douglas. FLYING LEATHERNECKS 102 FOREVER YOURS 83 RKO RADIO. (R) August 28. 1951. John Wayne, MONOGRAM. (R) January 26. 1945. Gale Storm, Robert Ryan. Color. Johnny Mack Brown. FLYING MISSILE. THE 92 FOR THE FIRST TIME (T) 97 COLUMBIA. (H) January. 1951. (Rem Ford, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, Viveca Lindfors. 1959. Mario Lanza, Zsa Est Gabor. Color. FLYING SAUCER, THE 89 FORGOTTEN WOMEN 88 FILM CLASSICS. (R) January, 1950. M1kel Con- MONOGRAM. (R) July 17, 1949. Elyse Knox rad, Pat Garrison. Edward Norris. FLYING SERPENT 59 FORT ALGIERS PRC 78 PICTURES. (R) February 20, 1948. George UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 15, 1958. Yvonne Zuceo, Hope Kramer. DeCarlo, Carlos Thompson, FOG ISLAND 72 FORT BOWIE PRC PICTURES. (H) February 15, 1945. 80 Lionel UNITED ARTISTS (B) February, 1958. Ben Atwill, George Zuceo. Johnson. Jan Harrison. FOLLOW ME QUIETLY 59 FORT APACHE 127 RKO RADIO. (R) July 14, 1949. William Lundi- REO RADIO. (R) March 9, 1948. Henry Fonda gan, Dorothy Patrick. John Wayne. Shirley Temple. FOLLOW THAT WOMAN 70 FORT DEFIANCE PARAMOUNT. 81 (B) December 14, 1945. William UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 9, 1951. Dane Gargan, Nancy Kelly. Clark, Tracey Roberta. Color. 338 For -Fro Length Length In Miss. In Mina. FORT DOBBS 90 FRANCHISE AFFAIR, THE (Brit.) , 95 WARNER BROS. (R) January, 1958. Clint Wal- STRATFORD. (R) April 1, 1952. Michael Deni- ker, Virginia Mayo. son, Dulcie Gray. FORT DODGE STAMPEDE 60 FRANCIS 90 REPUBLIC. (R) August 24, 1951. Allan "Rocky" UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1950. Donald Lane. O'Connor, Patricia Medina. FORT MASSACRE (Cs) 80 FRANCIS COVERS THE BIG TOWN 88 UNITED ARTISTS (R) May, 1958. Joel McCrea, U -I. (R) July, 1953. Donald O'Connor, Nancy Forrest Tucker. Color. Guild. FORT OSAGE 72 FRANCIS GOES TO THE RACES 88 MONOGRAM. (R) February 10, 1952. Rod Cam- UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1951. Donald O'Connor, eron, Jane Nigh. Color. Piper Laurie. FORT SAVAGE RAIDERS 55 FRANCIS GOES TO WEST POINT 81 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1951. Charles Starrett, UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1952. Donald O'Connor, Smiley Burnette. Lori Nelson. FORT TI (3D) 73 FRANCIS IN THE HAUNTED HOUSE 80 COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1953. George Mont- UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1956. Mickey Bonney, gomery. Joan Vohs. Color Virginia Welles. FORT VENGEANCE 75 FRANCIS IN THE NAVY 80 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 29, 1953. James UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1955. Donald O'Connor, Craig, Rita Moreno. Color. Martha Flyer. FORT WORTH gg FRANCIS JOINS THE WACS 85 WARNER BROS. (R) July 14, 1951. Randolph UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1954. Donald O'Connor, Scott, David Brian. Color. Julie Adams. FORT YUMA 7g FRANKSTEIN-1970 (Cs) 83 UNITED ARTISTS (R) October, 1955. Peter ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July 6, 1958. Boris Kar - Graves, Joan Vohs. Color. loft, Jana Lund. FRAULEIN (Cs) 98 FORTUNES OF CAPTAIN BLOOD 91 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) May, 1958. COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1950. Louie Hayward, Mel Ferrer, Dana Wynter, Color. Patricia Medina. FREDDIE STEPS OUT 75 FORTY GUNS (Cs) 79 MONOGRAM. (R) June 29, 1946. Freddie Stewart, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) September June I'relaser. 1957. Barbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan. FREE FOR ALL 83 FORTY-NINERS, THE 71 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1949. Robert Cum- ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 9, 1954. Bill El- mings, Ann Blyth. liott, Virginia Grey. FRENCH CANCAN (Fr.) 93 FORTY THIEVES 60 UMPO. (R) April, 1958. Jean Gabin, Francois UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 23. 1944. William Arnoul. Color. Boyd. Andy Clyde. FRENCH KEY, THE 87 49TH MAN, THE 73 REPUBLIC. (R) Slay 18, 1948. Albert Dekker, COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1953. John Ireland, Richard Evelyn Ankara. Denning. FRENCH LEAVE 63 FOUNTAINHEAD, THE 114 MONOGRAM. (R) April 25, 1948. Jackie Cooper WARNER BROTHERS. (R) Jul! 2, 1949. Gary Jackie Coogan. Cooper, Patricia Neal. FRENCH LINE. THE (3D) 102 FOUR AGAINST FATE (Brit.) 84 ERO RADIO. (R) February 8, 1954. Jane Russell, ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1955. Anna Gilbert Roland. Color. Neagle, Michael Wilding. FRENCHIE BI FOUR BAGS FULL (Fr.) 84 UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1951. Joel McCrea, TRANS -LUX (R) September, 1957. Jean Gabin, Shelley Winters. Color. Bourvil. FRENCHMAN'S CREEK 113 FOUR BOYS AND A GUN 73 PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 2, 1944-45. Joan Fon- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1957. Frank taine, Arturo de Cordova. Color. Sutton, Tarry Treen. FRENCH TOUCH. THE (Fr.) 88 FOUR DAYS LEAVE 98 TIMES. (R) September, 1954. Fernandel. FILM CLASSICS. (R) February 6, 1950. Cornel FRIEDA (Brit.) 97 Wilde. Josette Day. UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1947. David Farrar, "4-D MAN" 85 Glynis Johns. UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1959. Robert Lansing, FRIENDLY PERSUASION 137 Lee Meriwether. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November 25, 1956. Gary Cooper, Dorothy McGuire. Color. FOUR GIRLS IN TOWN (Cs) 85 FRISCO SAL 94 UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1957. George Nader, UNIVERSAL. (R) February 23, 1945. Turban Bey, Julie Adams. Color. Susanna Foster. FOUR FACES WEST 90 FRISCO TORNADO 60 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 15, 1948. Joel Mc- REPUBLIC. (R) September 25, 1950. Allan Crea, Frances Dee. "Rocky" Lone, Eddy Waller. FOUR FAST GUNS 72 FRISKY (Ital.) 99 UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1960. James Craig, DISTRIBUTORS CORP. OF AMERICA. (R) Martha Vickers. November. 1955. Gina Lollobrigida, Vittorio De FOUR GUNS TO THE BORDER 83 Sire. UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1954. Rory Calhoun, FROGMEN. THE 96 Coleen Miller. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1951. FOUR IN A JEEP (Swiss) 97 Richard Widmark. Dana Andrews. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 17, 1951. Viveca FROM THE EARTH TO THE MOON 100 Lindiure, Ralph Sleeker. WARNER BROS. (R) November, 1958. Joseph Cot- FOUR JILLS IN A JEEP 89 ten, George Sanders. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1944 FROM HELL IT CAME 71 Carole Landis, Kay Francia. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) August, 1957. Tod An- 103 drews. Tina Carver. FOUR POSTER, THE FROM HELL TO TEXAS (Cs) 100 COLUMBIA. (R) January. 1953. Rex Harrison, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) June, 1958. Lilli Palmer. Don Murray, Diane Varsl. Color. FOUR SIDED TRIANGLE (Brit.) 81 FROM HERE TO ETERNITY 118 ASTOR. (R) Jima, 1953. Barbara Payton, James COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1953. Burt Lancaster, Hayter. Montgomery Clitt, Deborah Kerr, Frank Sinatra. FOUR SKULLS OF JONATHAN DRAKE, THE 70 Donna Reed. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1959. Eduard Franz, FROM THIS DAY FORWARD 95 Grant Richards. RKO RADIO. (B) April, 1946. Joan Fontaine, FOURTEEN HOURS 92 Mark Stevens. TWENTII;I'H CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1951. FROM THE TERRACE (Cs) 144 Paul Douglas, Debra Paget. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1960. FOUR WAYS OUT (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 77 Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward. Color. CARROLL. (R) September, 1955. Gina Lolla- FRONT PAGE STORY (Brit.) 95 brleida. ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) April 1955. Jack FOXES OF HARROW, THE Hawkins, Elizabeth Allan. 119 FRONTIER AGENT 58 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1951. MONOGRAM. (R) May 16, 1948. Johnny Mick 1947. Rex Harrison, Maureen O'Hara. Brown. Raymond Hatton. FOXFIRE 91 FRONTIER FEUD 54 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1055. Jeff Chandler, MONOGRAM. (R) November 24, 1945. Johnny Jane Russell. Color Mack Brown, Raymond Hatton. FRAMED 82 FRONTIER FUGITIVES 58 COLUMBIA. (R) April. 1947. Glenn Ford, Janie PRO PICTURES. (R) September I, 1995. Tex Carter. Ritter, Dave O'Brien. 339 Fro -Gei

Length Length IR Mla la Miss. FRONTIER GAL ea GALLANT HOURS, THE 115 UNIVERSAL. (R) December 21, 1945. Rod Cam- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1960. James Caaney, eron, Yvonne De Carlo. Color. Dennis Weaver. FRONTIER GAMBLER 70 GALLANT ASSOCIATED FILM. (B) JOURNEY Et September, 1956. John COLUMBIA. (B) September 24, 1946. Glenn Ford, Bromfield, Coleen Gray. Janet Blair. FRONTIER GUN. (Rs) 70 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December, GALLANT LEGION, THE 88 1958. John Agar, Joyce Meadows. REPUBLIC. (R) July 25, 1948. William Elliott Joseph Schildkraut. FRONTIER GUNLAW 60 COLUMBIA. (R) January 31, 1946. Charles Star- GALLOPING THUNDER 54 rett. Jean Stevens. COLUMBIA (R) April 25, 1946. Charles Starrett, FRONTIER OUTLAWS 58 Smiley Burnett.. PRC PICTURES. (R) March 4, 1944. Buster GAMBLER AND THE LADY 71 Crabbe, Al St. John. LIPPERT. (R) December 28, 1952. Dane Clark, FRONTIER OUTPOST R Naomi Chance. COLUMBIA. (B) December 29, 1950. Charles Star- rett, Smiley Burnett.. GAMBLER FROM NATCHEZ, THE 88 FRONTIER REVENGE 55 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1954. SCREEN GUILD. (R) December 17, 1948. Lash Dale Robertson Debra Paget. Color. LaRue, Fuzzy St. John. GAMBLER'S CHOICE 66 FRONTIER WOMAN 80 PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 5, 1945-44. Chester TOP. (B) July, 1956. Cindy Carson, Lance Morris. Nancy Kelly. Fuller. Color. GAMBLING HOUSE 85 RHO -RADIO. (B) January 20, 1951. Victor Mature, FROZEN GHOST, THE 61 Terry Moore. UNIVERSAL. (R) June 29, 1945. Lon Chaney Evelyn Ankers. GAME OF DEATH. A 72 REO -RADIO. (R) February, 1948. John Loder, FUGITIVE KIND, THE 119 Audrey Long. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1960. Marlon GAME OF LOVE, THE (Fr.) 108 Brando, Anna Magnani. TIMES. (B) December, 1954. Edwige Feuiilere. FUGITIVE LADY 78 GAMMA PEOPLE, THE 79 REPUBLIC. (R) July 15, 1951. Janis Paige, Binnie COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1956. Paul Douglas, Barnes. Eva Bartok. FUGITIVE, THE 104 GANG BUSTERS 78 REO RADIO. (R) November 3, 1947. Henry VISUAL DRAMA. (R) March, 1955. Myron Fonda. Dolores Del Rio. Healey. Don C. Harvey. FULLER BRUSH GIRL, THE es GANGS OF THE WATERFRONT !N COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1950. Lucille Ba11, Eddie REPUBLIC. (R) July 3, 1945. Robert Armstrong Albert. Stephanie Bachelor. FULLER BRUSH MAN 93 GANGSTER, THE 83 COLUMBIA. (B) June, 1948. Red Skelton, Janet ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November 22, 1947. Barry Blair. Sullivan, Bolita. FULL OF LIFE 91 GANGSTERS' DEN 55 COLUMBIA. (B) March, 1957. Judy Holliday, PRC PICTURES. (R) June 14, 1945. Buster Richard Conte. Crabbe, Al SL John. FUN AND FANCY FREE 73 GANGSTERS OF THE FRONTIER 56 REO RADIO. (R) September 27, 1947. Disney PRC Feature Cartoon. Color. PICTURES. (R) September 21. 1944. Dave FUNNY FACE (VV) O'Brien, Tez Ritter. 103 GANG WAR (Rs) 74 PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1957. Audrey Hep- TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) July, 1958 burn, Fred Astaire. Color. Charles Bronson, Kent FUN ON A WEEKEND 93 Taylor. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) Eddie Bracken, Pris- GARDEN OF EVIL (Ce) 108 cilla Lane. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1954 FURY AT FURNACE CREEK 88 Gary Cooper, Susan Hayward. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1948 GARMENT JUNGLE, THE 88 Victor Mature. Coleen Gray. COLUMBIA (R) June, 1957. Lee J. Cobb. Richard FURY AT GUNSIGHT PASS 98 Boone. COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1956. David Brian, GAS HOUSE KIDS 6 Richard Long. PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) FURY AT SHOWDOWN 75 October 28. 1948. Robert Lowery, Tesla Loring UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April. 1957. John Derek, GAS HOUSE KIDS GO WEST 82 John Smith. EAGLE LION. (R) July 12, 1947. Emory Parnell, FURY IN PARADISE 77 Chili Williams. FILMAKERS. (R) October, 1955. Peter Thomp- GAS HOUSE KIDS IN HOLLYWOOD 63 son, Rea Iturbi. Color. EAGLE LION. (R) August 23, 1947. Carl Switzer, FURY OF THE CONGO 89 Rudy Whaler. COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1951. Johnny Weissmuller, GASLIGHT 114 Sherry Moreland. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) May, 1944. In- FURIES. THE 109 grid Bergman. Charles Boyer. PARAMOUNT. (B) August, 1950. Barbara Stan- GASOLINE ALLEY 77 wyck, Wendell Corey. COLUMBIA. (B) January. 1951. Scotty Beckett, FUZZY PINK NIGHTGOWN, THE 87 Jimmy Lydon. UNITED ARTISTS (R) August, 1957. Jane Rus- GATE OF HELL (lap.) 85 sell, Keenan Wynn. HARRISON. (R) December, 1954. Machlko H7o FUZZY SETTLES DOWN 60 Color. PRC PICTURES. (R) July 25, 1944. Buster GAY ADVENTURE, THE (BrIL) 62 Crabbe, Al St. John. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 21, 1953. Burgess Meredith, Jean Pierre Aumont. GAY BLADES 87 G REPUBLIC. (R) January 25, 1948. Allan Lane Jean Rogers. G. I. HONEYMOON 70 MONOGRAM. (R) April 6, 1945. Gale Storm, GAY CAVALIER, THE 8i Peter Cookson. MONOGRAM. (R) March 30, 1946. Gilbert Boland, I. Martin Garralaga. G. JANE 82 GAY INTRUDERS, LIPPERT. (R) July 6, 1951. Jean Porter, Tom THE SS TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, Neal. 1948. G. I. WAR BRIDES 69 John Emery, Tamara Gera. REPUBLIC. (B) August 12, 1946. James Ellison, GAY LADY, THE (Brit.) 8e Anna Lee. EAGLE LION. (R) December, 1948. Jean Kent, GABY (Ca) 97 James Donald. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) May 11, GAY RANCHERO 72 1956. Leslie Caron, John Kerr. Color. REPUBLIC (R) January 8, 1948. Roy Rogers GAL WHO TOOK THE WEST, THE 84 lane Frazee. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1949. Yvonne GAY SENORITA. THE 89 De Carlo. Charles Coburn. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) August 9, 1948. Jinx Felten - GALLANT BESS 98 burg. Jim Bannon. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1947 GAZEBO, THE (Cs) 102 Marshall Thompson, George Tobias. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1960 Color. Glenn Ford, Debbie Reynolds. GALLANT BLADE, THE 81 GEISHA BOY, THE (VV) 98 COLUMBIA. (B) November, 1948. Larry Parks, PARAMOUNT. (B) December, 1968. Jerry Lewis, Marguerite Chapman. Color. Marie MacDonald. Color, 340 Gen-Gir

Length Length In Mins. In Min,. GENE AUTRY AND THE MOUNTIES 70 GIANT CLAW, THE 76 COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1951, Gene Autry, COLUMBIA (R) June, 1957. Jeff Morrow, Mara Elena Verdugo. Corday. GENEVIEVE (Brit.) 86 GIANT GILA MONSTER, THE 73 U -I. (It) February, 1954. Dinah Sheridan, John McLENDON. (R) November, 1959. Don Sullivan, Gregeon, Kenneth More. Color. Lisa Simone. GIANT OF MARATHON. THE (Cs) 92 GENIUS AT WORK 61 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1980 RKO-RADIO. (R) October 20. 1948. Alan Carney, Steve Reeves. Mylene Demongeot. Color. Anne Jeffreys. GIDEON OF SCOTLAND YARD 91 GENTLE ANNIE 80 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1959. Jack Hawkins, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1945 Anna Massey. Color. Jame, Craig, Donna Reed. GIDGET (Cs) 95 COLUMBIA (R) April, 1959 James Darren, San- GENTLE GUNMAN. THE (Brit.) 85 dra Dee. Color. U -I. (R) October, 1958. John Mills, Dirk Bogarde, GIFT OF LOVE, THE (Cs) 105 Elizabeth Sellars. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) February, GENTLEMAN FROM NOWHERE, THE 66 Lauren Recall, Robert Stack. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) September 9, 1948. Warner GIG ÄÑ TI 78 Baxter, Fay Baker. WARNER BROS. (R) June. 1959. Hiroshi Koizumi, Setauko Wakayama. GENTLEMAN FROM TEXAS, THE 66 G1GI (Cs) 116 MONOGRAM. (R) June 8. 1946. Johnny Mack MGM. (R) December, 1958. Maurice Chevalier, Brown, Claudia Drake. Leslie Caron. Color. GENTLEMAN JOE PALOOKA 72 GILBERT AND SULLIVAN (Belt.) 105 MONOGRAM. (B) October 5, 1946. Leon Errol, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1954. Robert Joe Kirkwood. Maurice Evans. Color. GENTLEMAN MISBEHAVES. THE 74 GILDAMorley, 107 COLUMBIA. (R) February 28. 1948. Oie Meagan, COLUMBIA (R) April 25, 1946. Rita Hayworth, Rebert Stanton. Glen Ford. GENTLEMAN'S AGREEMENT 118 GILDERSLEEVE'S GHOST 64 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March. 1948. RIO RADIO. (R) Block 6, 1948-44. Harold Gregory Peck. Dorothy McGuire. Marion Martin. GENTLEMAN PREFER BLONDES 91 GINGER, 87 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August. 1953. Marilyn MONOGRAM. (R) January 4. 1947. Frank Al- Monroe. Jane Russell Color. bertson. Barbara Reed. GENTLEMEN MARRY BRUNETTES (Cs) 97 GIRL CAN'T HELP IT, THE (Cs) 97 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1955. Jans TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) December, Russell, Jeanne Crain. Color. 1958. Tom Ewell, Jayne Mansfield, Edmond GENTLEMEN WITH GUNS 52 O'Brien. Color. PAC PICTURES. (R) March 27, 1948. Buster GIRL FROM JONES BEACH. THE 78 Crebbe, Al St. John. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) July 15, 1949. Ronald GENTLE TOUCH, THE 88 Reagan, Virginia Mayo. RANK (R) August, 1957. George Baker, Belinda GIRL FROM MANHATTAN, THE 81 Lee. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 1, 1948. Dorothy GEORGE WHITE'S SCANDALS N Lamour. Charles Laughtnn. RHO -RADIO. (R) August 1945, Joan Davis, GIRL FROM SAN LORENZO, THE 59 Jack Haley. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February 24, 1950. Dun- GERVAISE (Fr.) 89 can Renaldo. Leo Carrillo. CONTINENTAL (R) November, 1957. Maria Schell, GIRL HE LEFT BEHIND, THE 103 Francoise Perier. WARNER BROTHERS. November 10, 1958. Tab Hunter, Natalie Wood. REPUBBLIC. (R) April 1, 1954. Jahn Carroll, Mal GIRL IN BLACK STOCKINGS, THE 78 ßEReoPowers. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1957. Lex Bar- GETTING GERTIE'S GARTER 72 ker, Anne Bancroft. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 30, 1945. GIRL IN EVERY PORT, A 88 Dennis O'Keefe. Marie McDonald. RICO RADIO (R) January, 1952. Groucho Marx. GHENGHIS KHAN 78 Marie Wilson, William Bendix. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 12, 1958. Elvira GIRL IN THE CASE, THE 64 Reyes. Lou Salvador. COLUMBIA. (R) April 20. 1949. Edmund Lowe, GHOST AND MRS. MUIR, THE 104 Janis Carter. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1947. GIRL IN THE KREMLIN, THE 81 Gene Tierney. Rex Harrison. UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1957. Lex Barker, Zsa GHOST CATCHERS, THE 88 Zsa Gabor. UNIVERSAL. (R) June 16, 1944. Olsen and GIRL IN THE PAINTING, THE (Brit.) 90 Johnson. UNIVERSAL. (R) August 20, 1949. Mai Zetterling, GHOST CHASERS 89 Robert Beatty. MONOGRAM. (R) April 29, 1961. Leo Goree,. Hunts Hall. GIRL IN THE RED VELVET SWING, THE (Ca)....I09 GHOST DIVER 76 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1955. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) October, 1957. Ray Mil Ian d, Joan Collin, Farley Granger. Color. James Craig, Audrey Totter. GIRL IN WHITE, THE 95 GHOST OF DRAGSTRIP HOLLOW 65 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1952. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1959. June Allyeon, Arthur Kennedy. Jody Fair, Martin Braddock. GIRL MOST LIKELY, THE 98 GHOST GOES WILD. THE 88 UNIVERSAL (R) February, 1958. Jane Powell, PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) Cliff Robertson. Calor. March 8. 1947. James Ellison, Anne Gwynne. GIRL NEXT DOOR, THE 92 GHOST GUNS 89 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1953. June MONOGRAM. (R) November 17, 1944. Johnny Haver, Dan Dailey. Color. Mack Brown. GIRL OF THE LIMBERLOST N GHOST OF THE CHINA SEA 79 COLUMBIA. (R) October 11, 1945. Ruth Nelson. COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1958. David Brian, Loren Tindall. Lynn Berney. GHOST OF HIDDEN VALLEY 56 GIRL ON THE BRIDGE 77 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December, PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (B) 1951. Hugo Beverly June 3, 1946. Buster Cabbe, Al "Fuzzy" St. John. Haas, Michaels. GHOST SHIP (BrIt.) 89 GIRL LIPPERT. (R) June 12, 1953. Dermot Walsh, Hazel RHO RADIO. (R) Block 2, 1944-45. Frances

GHOSrt. Langford, Wally Brown. T THAT WALKS ALONE, THE 84 GIRL RUSH, THE (VV) 80 COLUMBIA. (R) February 10, 1944. Arthur Lake, PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1955. Rosalind Lynn Roberts. Russell, Fernando Lamas. Color. GHOST TOWN 75 GIRL WHO DARED, THE 58 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) March, 1958 Kent REPUBLIC. (R) August 5, 1944. Lorna Gray. Taylor, Marian Carr. Peter Cookson. GHOSTTOWN RENEGADES S7 GIRL WHO HAD EVERYTHING 69 EAGLE LION. (R) July 26, 1947. Al 'Lash' METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 27, LaRue, AI "Fuzzy" St. John. 1953. Elizabeth Taylor. Fernando Lamas. GIANT 201 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) November 24, 1958. GIRLS IN THE NIGHT 83 Rock Hudson. Elizabeth Taylor. James Dean. UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1953. Joyce Holden, Color. Glenda Farrell. GIANT BEHEMOTH, THE 83 GIRLS IN PRISON ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1959. Gene Evans, MERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) JULY 15, Andre More11. 1958. Richard Denning, Joan Taylor.

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LsaOth In Mine. Iel Miaa GIRLS MARKED DANGER (Ital.-Egg. dubbed) .. 75 GOLD OF NAPLES, THE (Ital.) 107 I.F.E. (R) October. 1954. Silvana Pampanlni, DISTRIBUTORS CORPORATION OF AMERICA Eleanore Rossi-Drago. (B) February, 1957. Silvana Mangano, Vittorio GIRLS OF PLEASURE ISLAND . 95 De Sica, Sophia Loren, Toto. PARAMOUNT. (R) April. 1953. Don Taylor, GOLD FEVER 63 Leo Genn. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) June 15, 1953. John Calvert, GIRLS OF THE BIG HOUSE 68 Ralph Morgan. REPUBLIC. (R) November 2, 1945. Lynne Rob- erts, Richard Powers. GOLD RAIDERS IS UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 14. 1951 GIRL ON THE SPOT 75 George O'Brien. Sheila Ryan. UNIVERSAL. (R) January 11, 1946. Lois Collier, Barker. GOLDEN BLADE, THE 81 Jess U -I. (B) September, 1953. Rock Hudson, Piper GIRLS' SCHOOL 62 Laurie. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) February 9, 1950. Joyce Rey- nolds, Roes Ford. GOLDEN COACH, THE (Ital.Eng dialogue) 005 GIRLS TOWN 92 I.F.A. (R) January, 1954. Anna Magnant. Color METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (It) October, 1959 GOLDEN EARRINGS 100 Mel Torme, Paul Anka. PARAMOUNT. (R) October 31. 1947. Marlene GIVE A GIRL A BREAK 82 Dietrich, Ray Milland. MGM. (B) January 1, 1954. The Champions, Debbie Reynolds. Color. GOLDEN EYE, THE 69 MONOGRAM. (R) August 29. 1848. Roland Winters GIVE MY REGARDS TO BROADWAY 92 Manten TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June. 1948 Moreland. Dan Dailey. Nancy Guild. Color. GOLDEN GIRL 108 GLAMOUR GIRL 68 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) November, COLUMBIA. (R) January 18, 1948. Gene Krupa 1951. Mitzi Gaynor, Dale Robertson. Color. Orchestra, J. Leonard. GOLDEN GLOVES STORY, THE 76 GLASS ALIBI. THE 68 EAGLE LION. (R) May, 1950. James Dunn, Republic (R) April 27. 1948. Paul Kelly, Anne Dewey Martin. Gwynne. GOLDEN HAWK, THE 83 GLASS MENAGERIE. THE 107 COLUMBIA. (B) October, 1952. Sterling Hayden, WARNER BROS. (R) September 80, 1950. Jane Rhonda Fleming. Color. Wyman. Kirk Douglas. GOLDEN HORDE, THE 77 GLASS MOUNTAIN (Brit.) 90 UNIVERSAL. (1) September, 1951. Am Blyth, EAGLE LION. (R) May, 1950. Valentina Cortese, David Farrar. Color. Dulcie Gray. GOLDEN IDOL 71 GLASS SLIPPER, THE 94 AL7.ttr.D ARTISTS. (R) January 10, 1954. Johnny METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 8, 1955 Sheffield. Leslie Caron Michael Wilding. Color. GOLDEN MADONNA, THE (Brit.) Be GLASS TOMB, THE 50 STRATFORD. (B) September 8, 1949. Phyllis Cal- LIPPERT. (R) April 15, 1955. John Ireland. vert. Michael Ronnie. GLASS WALL. THE ea COLUMBIA. (B) April, 1953. Vittorio Gassman, GOLDEN MASK. THE 88 Gloria Grahame. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March. 1954. Van Heflin, GLASS WEB, THE (3D) 81 Wanda Hendrix. Color. U -I. (R) November, 1958. Edward G. Robinson GOLDEN MISTRESS, THE 82 John Forsythe. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1954. John GLENN MILLER STORY, THE 118 Agar, Rosemarie Bowe. Color. II -I. (R) February, 1954. James Stewart, June GOLDEN SALAMANDER, THE (Brit.) 97 Allyson. Color. EAGLE LION. (R) August, 1950. Anouk, Trevor GLORY (SS) IGO Howard. RKO RADIO. (B) January 11, 1956. Margaret GOLDEN STALLION, THE 67 O'Brien. Walter Brennan, Charlotte Greenwood. REPUBLIC. (R) November 15. 1949. Roy Rogers, Color. Dale Evans. Color. GLORY ALLEY 79 GOLDEN TWENTIES, THE 68 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1952 RKO RADIO. (R) April, 1850. Al Jolson, Ru- Leslie Caron. Ralph Meeker. dolph Valentino, etc. GLORY BRIGADE, THE 82 GOLDTOWN GHOST RIDERS 57 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1953. Victor COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1958. Gene Autry, Smiley Mature, Richard Egan. Burnette. GO FOR BROKE 92 GOLIATH AND THE BARBARIANS 90 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 25. 1951 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) December, Van Johnson, Warner Anderson. 1959. Steve Reeves, Chelo Alonso. Color. GO, MOAN. 82 GOOD BEGNNNG, THE (Brit.) 65 NIED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1954. Harlem STRATFORD. (B) January 20, 1955. John Fraser, Globetrotters. Dane Clark. Lana Morris. GOBS AND GALS OS GOODBYE MY LADY 95 REPUBLIC. (R) May 1, 1952. George Bernard WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 12, 1956 Bert Bernard, Cathy Downs. Brandon de Wilde, Walter Brennan. GODDESS, THE 105 GOOD DAY FOR A HANGING 85 COLUMBIA (It) May, 1958. Kim Stanley, Lloyd Columbia. (R) January, 1959. Fred MacMurray, Bridges. Maggie Hayes. Color. GOD IS MY CO-PILOT 69 GOOD DIE YOUNG, THE 100 WARNER BROS. (R) April 7. 1945, Dennis UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1955. Richard Morgan, Raymond Massey. Rinehart, Gloria Grahame. GOD IS MY PARTNER (Cs) 82 GOOD HUMOR MAN 82 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) July, 1957 COLUMBIA. (B) June, 1950. Jack Carson, Lola Walter Brennan, John Hoyt. Albright. GOD NEEDS MEN (Fr.) 02 GOOD MORNING, MISS DOVE (CO 107 A.F.E. (B) July. 1951. Pierre Fresnay, Daniel TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, Galin. 1955. Jennifer Jones. Robert Stack. Color. GOD'S COUNTRY 62 GOOD NEWS 93 SCREEN GUILD. (B) April. 1948. Robert Lowery METRO - GOLDWYN MAYER. (R) December, Helen Gilbert. Color. 1947. June Allyeon, Peter Lawford. Color. GODS LITTLE ACRE 110 GOOD M 114 UNITED ARTISTS (R) May, 1958. Aldo Ray, RICOA RADIO. (B) September 1, 1948. Gary Cooper, Robert Ryan. Ann Sheridan. BODZILLA, KING OF THE MONSTERS (lap. - GOOD TIME GIRL (Brit.) 8) Eng. dubbed) 80 FILM CLASSICS. (R) May 11, 1950. Jean Kent EMBASSY. (B) April .1956. Raymond Burr . Dennis Price. ß0 81 GOODBYE, MY FANCY 107 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) June, 1954. Richard WARNER BROS. (R) May 19, 1951. Joan Craw- Egan, Constance Dowling. Color. ford, Frank Lovejoy, Robert Young. BOITTOWN 69 GOODNIGHT. SWEETHEART 87 RHO RADIO. (B) Block 1, 1944-45. Lunn and REPUBLIC. (R) June 17. 1944. Bob Livingston Abner. Ruth Terry. GOING MY WAY 130 GORILLA AT LARGE (3D) g4 PARAMOUNT. (R) Special, 1943-44. Bing TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) May 1954 Crosby, Rise Stevens. Cameron Mitchell, Anne Bancroft. Color. GOING STEADY 79 GRAND CANYON IS COLUMBIA (R) February, 1958. Molly Bee, Alan LIPPERT. (B) August 12, 1949. Bicherd Arlen, Reed, Jr. Mary Beth Hughes. GOLDEN DEMON, THE (lap.) 95 GRAND CANYON TRAIL 67 HARRISON. (R) January, 1955. Jun Nested REPUBLIC. (B) November 15, 1948. Roy Roger, Color. Jane Frazee. Color. 342 Gra-Gun Length Length In Mina. hi MIna. 93 GREEN FOR DANGER (Brit.) MANEUVER, THE (Fr.) 107 1947. Sally Gray GRAND Morgan, EAGLE LION. (R) October 4. UMPO. (R) October, 1958. Michele Trevor Howard, Alastair Sim. Gerard Philipe. Color. 88 75 GREEN GLOVE. THE GREAT ADVENTURE (Brit.) UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February 28, 1952. Glenn LIPPERT. (R) December 7, 1951. Dennis Price, Ford, Geraldine Brooks. Jack Hawkins. OF WYOMING 89 THE 75 GREEN GRASS 20, GREAT ENTURE, - TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April ROCHEMONT. (R) September, 1955. Non Peggy Cummins. Charles Coburn. Color. Professional Cast. 1948. 85 89 GREEN MAGIC (Ital.-Eng. narration) GREAT AMERICAN PASTIME, THE May 1955. Documentary. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December 7, I.F.E. (R) 104 Anne Francis. GREEN MANSIONS 1956. Tom Ewell, Ann Miller, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1959. GREAT CARUSO. THE 109 Anthony Perkins. April 27, 1951 Audrey Hepburn, 95 METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) GREEN PROMISE, THE Mario Lanza, Ann Myth. Color. REO RADIO. (R) March 22. 1949. Marguerite GREAT DAY (Brit.) 94 Walter Brennan. RHO -RADIO. (R) October 80. 1946. Eric Portman Chapman, GREEN SCARF, THE (Brit.) Flora Robson. (R) January, 1955. 92 ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. GREAT DAY IN THE MORNING (SS) Michael Redgrave, Ann Todd, Leo Genn. RHO RADIO. (B) May 16, 1956. Virginia Mayo, THE 128 Boman. Color. GREEN YEARS, Robert Stack. Ruth METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, (B) July 4. 1946 94 Drake. GREAT DAN PATCH. THE Charles Coburn, Tom 82 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 22. 1949. Dennis GREENWICH VILLAGE O'Keefe, Gail Russell. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September ROBBERY, THE 89 1944. Don Ameche, Carmen Miranda. Color. GREAT DIAMOND 71 MOM. (R) January 29, 1954. Red Skelton, Cara GRISSLY'S MILLIONS Williams. REPUBLIC. (R) January 16. 1945. Virginia GREAT EXPECTATIONS (Brit.) 118 Gray, Paul Kelly. UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1947. John Mills, Valerie WORE 80 Babson, Jean Simmons. GROEOMP(RSMarch, 1951. Ginger Rogers, GREAT FLAMARION, THE 78 Jack Carson. REPUBLIC. (R) March S0, 1945. Erich Von GROUNDS FOR MARRIAGE 89 Stroheim, Mary Beth Hughes. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 19, Johnson, Kathryn Grayson. GREAT GATSBY, THE 9O 1950. Van 81 PARAMOUNT. (R) August 5, 1949. Alan Ladd, GUERRILLA GIRL Helmut Betty Field. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January 23. 1953. Mariana. THE 78 Dentine, 121 GREAT JESSE JAMES RAID, GUEST IN THE HOUSE LIPPERT. (R) July 17, 1953. Willard Parker, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December 8, 1944. Anne Barbara Payton. Color. Baxter, Ralph Bellamy. 90 GREAT JEWEL ROBBER, THE 91 GUEST WIFE WARNEAt BROS. (R) July 15, 1950. David UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 27, 1945. Claudette Brian, Marjorie Reynolds. Don Ameche. Colbert. 88 GREAT JOHN L., THE 90 GUILT IS MY SHADOW (Brit.) UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 5, 1949. Linda STRATFORD. (R) March. 1954. Peter Reynolds, Darnell, Greg McClure. Elizabeth Sellars. GREAT LOCOMOTIVE CHASE, THE (Cs) 85 GUILT OF JANET AMES. THE 81 BUENA VISTA. (B) June 20, 1956. Feas Parker, COLUMBIA. (B) April, 1947. Rosalind Russell, Jeffrey Hunter. Color. Melvyn Douglas. GREAT LOVER. THE 80 GUILTY, THE 71 PARAMOUNT. (R) December 28, 1949. Bob MONOGRAM. (A) March 22, 1947. Bonita Gran- Hope, Rhonda Fleming. ville, Don Castle. GREAT MAN. THE 92 GUILTY BYSTANDER 92 UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1957. Jose Ferrer, FILM CLASSICS. (R) January, 1950. Zachary Dean Jagger, Keenan Wynn. Scott, Faye Emerson. GREAT MANHUNT, THE (Brit.) 97 GUILTY OF TREASON 86 COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1951. Douglu Fair- EAGLE LION. (R) February. 1950. Charles Bick- banks, Jr., Glynis Johns. ford, Paul Kelly. Bonito Granville. GREAT MIKE. THE 73 GUNBATTLE AT MONTEREY 78 PRC PIt-TuRES. (R) November 15, 1944. Robert ALLIED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. Sterling Corals. Henry, Stuart Erwin. Hayden. Ted de 77 GREAT MISSOURI RAID THE 85 GUN BELT PARAMOUNT. (R) February 22, 1951. Wendell UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 24, 1953. George Corey, Macdonald Carey. Color. Montgomery, Tab Hunter. Color. GREAT PLANE ROBBERY. THE 61 GUN BROTHERS 79 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March 10. 1950. Tom Con- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1958. Buster way, Margaret Hamilton. Crabbe, Neville Brand. GREAT RUPERT, THE 87 GUN CRAZY 87 EAGLE LION. (R) March, 1950. Jimmy Durante, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January 20, 1950. John Terry Moore. Dail, Peggy Cummins. GREAT SAINT LOUIS BANK ROBBERY. THE 86 GUN DUEL IN DURANGO 73 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1959. Stephen UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1957. George McQueen, David Clarke. Montgomery, Ann Robinson. GUN FEVER 81 GREAT SINNER, THE 110 1958. Mark METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) May. 1949. UNITED ARTISTS (R) January, Ava Gardner. Stevens, John Lupton. Gregory Peck, GUNFIGHT AT THE OK CORRAL (VV) 122 GREAT SIOUX UPRISING, THE 80 PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1957. Burt Lancaster, U -I. (B) July. 1958. Jeff Chandler, Faith Kirk Douglas, Rhonda Fleming. Domergue. Color. GUN FOR A COWARD. (Cs) 88 GREAT STAGECOACH ROBBERY 56 UNIVERSAL. (R) March. 1957. Fred MacMunn' REPUBLIC. (R) February 15. 1945. Bill Elliott Jeffrey Hunter. Color. Bobby Blake. GUN FURY (SD) 83 GREATEST LOVE. THE (Ital.-Eng. Dialogue) 118 COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1953. Rock Hudson, I.F.E. (R) January, 1954. Ingrid Bergman, Donna Reed. Color. Alexander Knox. GUN GLORY (Cs) 88 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) August, 1957 GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH 153 Stewart Granger. Rhonda Fleming. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) May. 1951. James Stewart GUN THE MAN DOWN 78 Betty Hutton, Cornel Wilde. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1956. James GREEN BUDDHA, THE (Brit.) 81 Arness, Angie Dickinson. REPUBLIC. (B) July 9, 1955. Wayne Morris, Mary Germaine. GUN LAW JUSTICE 54 GREEN DOLPHIN STREET 141 MONOGRAM. (R) March 13. 1949. Jimmy Wakely, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 5 Cannonball Taylor. 1947. Lana Turner. Van Heflin. GUN PLAY 81 GREEN-EYED BLONDE, THE 7S RHO RADIO. (R) May, 1951. Tim Holt, Joan WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1957. Susan Dixon. Oliver. Linda Plowman. GUN RUNNER 54 GREEN FIRE (Cs) 000 Wakel7, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 21, MONOGRAM. (R) January 30, 1949. Jimmy 1955. Grace Kelly, Stewart Granger. Color. Cannonball Taylor. 343 Gun -Her

Length GUN SMOKE Ulu Mth GYPSY AND THE GENTLEMAN, I. i (R) February57716, 1945. Johnny THE 89 Mack Brown. RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. (R) GUN SMUGGLERS October, 1958. Melina Mercouri, Keith Mitchell. REO 62 Color. RADIO. (R) December 28. 1948. Tim Holt, GYPSY WILDCAT Richard Martin. UNIVERSAL. 77 (R) September 1, 1944. Maria GUN TALK Montez, Jon Hall. Color. MONOGRAM. 58 (R) December 20, 1947. Johnny Mack Brown, Raymond Hatton. GUN THAT WON H THE WEST, THE 71 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1955. Dennis Mor- gan, Paula Raymond, HAIL THE CONQUERING ula Richard Denning. Color. HERO 100 8 U PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 6. 1943-44. Eddie UNIVERSAL. (R) -January 57 Bracken, Ella Raines. Furry 18, 1946. Kirby Grant, HALF ANGEL Knight. 80 GUN FIGHT AT DODGE CITY, 81 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) THE Loretta May, 1951 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1959. Joel McCrea Young, Joseph Cotten. Color. GUNFIGHTER, THE HALF A HERO 20th 84 71 CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1950, Gregory MGM. (R) September 4, 1958. Bed Skelton, Jean Peck, Helen Westcott, Hagen. GUNFIGHTERS 87 HALF -PAST MIDNIGHT 69 TWENTIETH COLUMBIA. (R) July. 1947. Randolph Scott CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1948 Barbara Britton. Color. Kent Taylor, Peggy Knudsen. GUNFIRE HALFWAY 55 HOUSE, THE (Brit)) 95 LIPPERT. (B) July 21, 1950. Dan Barry. APE. (R) August 11, 1945. Francoise Roney, Vernon. Wally Walls. Tom GUNMAN. THE HALLIDAY BRAND, THE MONOGRAM. 52 UNITED 77 (R) April 13, 1952. Whip Wilson ARTISTS. (B) January. 1957. Joseph Fuzzy Knight. Harriet Nelson. Cotton. Theca Lindfore. GUNMAN'S HALLS OF CODE 54 MONTEZUMA 113 UNIVERSAL. (R) August 80, 1946. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX, Fuzzy Kirby Grant, (R) January, Knight. 1951. Richard Widmuk, Jack Palance, Color. GUNMAN'S WALK (Cs) 97 HAMLET (Brit.) COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1958. Van Heflin, Tab 142 Hunter. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1950. Laurence GUNMEN OF ABILENE OlivieHANDLE Jean W rWITH CARE. REPUBLIC. (R) February 8, 1950. Allan 'Rocky 82 Lane, Eddy Waller. MGM (R) April, 1958. Dean Jones, Joan O'Brien GUNMEN FROM HANDS ACROSS LAREDO 87 THE BORDER 73 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1959. Robert Knapp, Jana REPUBLIC. (R) January 5, 1944. Roy Rogers, Day!. Color. Ruth Terry. GUNNING FOR HANGING TREE, JUSTICE 55 THE 106 MONOGRAM. (R) November 7, 1948. Johnny Mack WARNER BROS. (R) February, 1959. Gary mond Hatton. Maria Schell. Color. Cooper, GUNNINGB HANGMAN, FOrR VENGEANCE 53 THE 86 COLUMBIA. (R) Match 21, 1946. Charles PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1959. Robert Taylor. Tina rett, Phyllis Adair. Star- Louise. GUN RUNNERS, THE HANGMAN'S KNOT UNITED ARTISTS, (R) 83 84 September, 1958. Audits COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1952. Randolph Scott Murphy, Eddie Albert. Donna Reed. Color. GUNS DON'T ARGUE 90 HANGOVER SQUARE VISUAL DRAMA (R) October, 1957. Myron 77 Healey, Jean Harvey. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February GUNS 1945 Laird Cregar, OF HATE 62 HANNIBAL George Sanders. REO RADIO. (R) June 18, 1948. Tim Holt, Nan 108 T.eelie. WARNER BROS. (R) June, 1960. Victor Mature, GUNS OF FORT PETTICOAT, Rita Gam. Color. THE 82 HANS CHRISTIAN COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1957. Audie Murphy, ANDERSEN 112 Kathryn Grant. Color. RKO RADIO. (R) December 19, 1952. Danny GUNS, GIRLS AND GANGSTERS 70 Kaye, Farley Granger. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1959. Mamie Van HANSEL AND GRETEL Doren. Gerald 75 Mohr. RKO RADIO. (R) December 25, 1954. Puppets GUNS OF THE LAW d5 Color PRC PICTURES. (R) April 10, 1944. Dave HAPPIEST DAYS OF O'Brien, Tim NewilL YOUR LIFE (Brit.) 81 PACEMAKER. (R) September, 1950. Alastair GUNSIGHT RIDGE 85 Sim, Margaret Rutherford. UNITED ARTIST (R) September, 1957. Joel HAPPY ANNIVERSARY MarCrea. Mark Stevens. 81 GUNSLINGER, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1959. David THE 88 Niven, Mitzi Gaynor. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) June 15, HAPPY GO LOVELY (Brit.) ea 1958. John Ireland, Beverly Garland. GUNSLINGERS RICO RADIO. (R) July 18, 1951. Vera -Ellen, 55 David Niven. Color. MONOGRAM. (B) April 9, 1950. Whip Wilson, HAPPY ROAD, Andy Clyde. THE 100 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) February, 1957 GUNSMOKE 79 Gene Kelly, Barbara Laage. UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1953. Audie Murphy, HAPPY TIME, THE 94 Susan Cabot. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1952, Chance Boyer, GUNSMOKE MESA 59 Louie Jourdan. PRC PICTURES. (R) January 8, 1944. Dave HAPPY YEARS, THE 110 im N METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. GUNSMOKE (R) July 7, 1950 IN TUCSON (Cs) 79 Dean Stockwell. Darryl Hickman. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December 28. 1958. Mark HARBOR OF MISSING MEN Stevens, Gale Robbins. 60 Color. REPUBLIC. (R) March 28. 1950. Richard Den- GUY, A GAL, A PAL, A 63 ning. Barbara Puller. COLUMBIA. (R) March 8, 1945. Lynn Merrick HARD BOILED MAHONEY Roes Hunter. 63 MONOGRAM. (R) May 10, 1947. Leo GUY COULD CHANGE, A Hunts Gorcey, REPUBLIC. 85 Hall. (R) January 27, 1948. Allan Lane, HARDER THEY FALL. 109 Jane Frazee. THE COLUMBIA. (B) April, 1958. Humphrey Bogart, GUY NAMED JOE, A 120 Rod Steiger, Jan Sterling. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, (R) March, 1944 HARD. FAST AND BEAUTIFUL Spencer Tracy, 78 Irene Dunne. RKO RADIO. (R) June 9, 1951. Claire Trevor, GUYS AND DOLLS (Co) 150 Robert Clarke. Sally Forrest. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) Special, 1955. HAREM GIRL. THE 70 Marlon Brenda, Jean Mumma, Frank Sinatra, COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1952. Joan Davie, Vivian Blaine. Color. Marion. Paul GUY WHO CAME BACK, THE 91 HARLEM TWENTIETH GLOBETROTTERS, THE 80 CENTURY -FOX (R) July, 1951 COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1951. Thomas Gomez Paul Douglas, Joan Bennett. and Globetrotters. GYPSY COLT 72 HARPOON MGM. (R) es April 2, 1954. Donna Corcoran, Franca SCREEN GUILD. (R) September 24. 1948. John Dee, Ward Bond. Color. Bromfield. Alyce Louis. GYPSY FURY 8t HARRIET CRAIG MONOGRAM. 84 (B) March 18. 1951. Nina Lad - COLUMBIA- (R) November, 1950. Joan Crawford tors, Christopher Kent. Wendell Corey. 344 Har -Her Length IñM thna In Mina. HARRY BLACK AND THE TIGER (Cs) 117 HEIDI (Ger. -Eng. dubbed) 98 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1954. Eisbeth Stewart Granger, Barbara Rush. Color. Sigmund. HAR1958.VEY 104 HEIDI AND PETER (Swiss -Eng. dubbed) 89 UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1951. James Stewart, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December. 1955. Elsbeth Josephine Hull. Sigmund, Heinrich Geller. Color. HARVEY GIRLS. THE 104 HEIRESS, THE 120 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January -Feb- PARAMOUNT. (R) December 28, 1949. Olivia De ruary, 1946. Judy Garland, John Hodiak. Color. Havilland, Montgomery Clitt. HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY GALT 89 HE LAUGHED LAST 77 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1952. Piper Laurie, Charles COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1956. Frankie Leine, Coburn. Color. Lucy Marlowe. Color. HASTY HEART, THE 102 HELDORADO 70 WARNER BROS. (R) January 14, 1950. Ronald REPUBLIC. (R) December 15, 1948. Roy Rogers, Reagan, Patricia Neal. George "Gabby" Hayes. HAT BOX MYSTERY, THE 44 HELEN OF TROY (Cs) 118 SCREEN GUILD. (R) July 12, 1947. Tom Neal WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 11, 1950. Pamela Blake. Rossana Podesta. Jack Semaa. Color. HAT CHECK HONEY 69 HELL BELOW ZERO 91 UNIVERSAL. (R) March 10, 1944. Grace McDon- COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1954. Alan Ladd, Joan ald. Leon Errol. (SR) March 1, 1944. Tetzel. Color. HATFUL OF RAIN, A (Cs) 109 HELL BOUND 79 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) July. 1957. UNITED ARTISTS (R) October, 1957. John Rus- Eva Marie Saint, Don Murray. sell, June Blair. HAUNTED MINE, THE 51 HELL CANYON OUTLAWS 72 MONOGRAM (R) February 23, 1946.Johnny REPUBLIC (R) October, 1957. Dale Robertson, Mack Brown, Linda Johnson. Brian Keith. HAUNTED STRANGLER, THE 81 HELLCATS OF THE NAVY 82 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1958. COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1957. Ronald Reagan, Boris Karloff, Anthony Dawson. Nancy Davis. HAUNTED TRAILS 60 HELL ON DEVIL'S ISLAND (Cs) 74 MONOGRAM. (R) August 11, 1949. Whip Willen, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) September, Andy Clyde. 1957. Helmut Dantine, William Talman. HELL DRIVERS (VV) 91 HAVANA ROSE 77 RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA (R) REPUBLIC. (R) September 15, 1951. Estalita May, 1958. Stanley Baker, Herbert Lom. Rodriguez. Hugh Herbert. HELL ON FRISCO BAY (Cs) 98 HAVE ROCKET, WILL TRAVEL 76 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 28, 1958. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1959. Moe Howard, Larry Alan Ladd, Edward G. Robinson, Joanne Dru. Fine. Color. HAVING WONDERFUL CRIME 70 HELL, HEAVEN OR H060KEN 100 RKO RADIO. (R) Block 8, 1944-45. Pat O'Brien, NTA. (R) September, 1959. M. E. Clifton Jones, George Murphy. Joan Mills. HAWK OF POWDER RIVER, THE 54 HELL AND HIGH WATER (Cs) 103 EAGLE LION. (R( April 10, 1948. Eddie Dean. 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, 1954 Jennifer Holt. Richard Widmark, Bella Darvi, David Wayne. HAWK OF WILD RIVER, THE 54 Color. COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1952. Charles Starrett, HELL IN KOREA 82 Smiley Barnette. HAL ROACH. (R) July, 1959. George Baker, Harry HAZARD 95 Andrews. PARAMOUNT. (R) May 28, 1948. Paulette God- dubbed) dard. Macdonald Care. HELL RAIDERS OF THE DEEP (Ital.-Eng. 98 HE RAN ALL THE WAY 77 I.F.E. (R) August, 1954. Eleanora Rossi -Drago UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 13, 1951. John Gar- Plena Cresas,. field. Shelley Winters. HELLFIRE 90 HE WALKED BY NIGHT 80 REPUBLIC. (R) June 26, 1949. William Elliott, EAGLE -LION. (R) November, 1948. Richard Base - Marie Windsor. Color. hart, Scott Brady. HELLGATE 87 HEADING FOR HEAVEN 71 LIPPERT. (R) September 5, 1952. Sterling EAGLE LION. (R( January 17, 1948. Stuart Hayden, Joan Leslie. Erwin. Glenda Farrell. HELL SHIP MUTINY 66 HEADING WEST 56 REPUBLIC (R) December, 1957. Jon Hall, John COLUMBIA. (R) August 15, 1946. Charles Star- rett, Smiler Barnette. Carradine. HEADLESS GHOST. THE 63 HELL SQUAD 64 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 1959. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (It) July, 1958. Richard Lyon. Lilian Sottane. Wally Campo, Frederic Gavlin. HEADLINE HUNTERS 89 HELL'S CROSSROADS (N) 73 REPUBLIC. (R) September 15, 1955. Rod Camer- REPUBLIC. (R) Mar. 8, 1957. Stephen MacNeil?, on, Julie Bishop. Peggie Castle. HEAD OF A TYRANT 94 HELL'S FIVE HOURS 76 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1960. Massimo Girctti, ALLIED ARTISTS (R) February, 1958. Steven Isabelle Corey. Color. McNally, Coleen Gray. HEAR ME GOOD (VV) 80 HELL'S HALF ACRE 91 PARAMOUNT (R) October, 1957. Hal March, REPUBLIC. (R) June 1, 1954. Wendell Corey Joe E. Ross. Color. Evelyn Reyes HEART OF THE MATTER. THE (Brit.) 100 HELL'S HORIZON 80 ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1954 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1955. John Ireland, Trevor Howard Maria Schell. Marla English. HEART OF SHOW BUSINESS, THE 40 HELL'S ISLAND (VV) 84 COLUMBIA (R) June, 1957. All Star Cast. PARAMOUNT. (R) May. 1955. John Payne, Men HEART OF THE ROCKIES 87 Rogers, Murphy. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) March 80, 1951. Roy HELL'S OUTPUT 90 Penny Edwards. REPUBLIC. (R) December 15, 1954. Rod Cam- HEART OF VIRGINIA 55 eron, Joan Leslie. REPUBLIC. (R) April 10, 1948. Janet Martin, 66 Lowery. HENRY ALDRICH, BOY SCOUT Robert Block 3, 1948-44. Jimmy 74 - HEARTACHES 71 PARAMOUNT. (R) Fhella Ryan, don, Charlie Smith. EAGLE LION. (R) June 28, 1947. HENRY ALDRICH PLAYS CUPID 65 Chill Wills. Ly- 101 PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 5, 1943-44. Jimmy HEARTBEAT don, Charlie Smith. RHO RADIO. (R) April 30. 1948. Ginger Rogers, 74 Aumont. HENRY ALDRICH'S LITTLE SECRET Jean Pierre PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 8, 1943-44. JlmmY I4 - HEAT WAVE 88 don, Charlie Smith. LIPPERT. (R) April 16, 1954. Alex Nicol, Hillary HENRY V (Brit.) 137 Brooke. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) Special, 1946. Laurence HEAVEN KNOWS, MR. ALLISON (Ca) 107 Olivier, Robert Newton. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) March, 1957. HENRY, THE RAINMAKER e4 Deborah Kerr, Robert Mitchum. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) February 13, 1949. Raymond HEAVENLY BODY, THE 94 Walbum. Walter t'atleti. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1944 HER ADVENTUROUS NIGHT 75 William Powell, Hedy Lamarr. UNIVERSAL. (R) July 5, 1946. Dennis O'Keefe. HEAVENLY DAYS 71 Helen Walker. RHO RADIO. (R) Block 7, 1943-44. Fibber McGee HERCULES 103 and Molly. WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1959. Steve Beeves. 345 Her -Hit

Length Length In Mina. la Mina. HERCULES UNCHAINED 101 HIGH FLIGHT (Cs) 85 EMBASSY -WARNER BROS. (R) July. 1960 COLUMBIA (R) April, 1958. Ray Malland, An- Steve Reeves, Sylva Koscina. Color. thony Howler. HER FIRST ROMANCE 73 HIGH FURY (Brit.) 71 COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1951. Margaret O'Brien, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) November 19. 1948. Made- Allan Martin, Jr. leine Carroll. Michael Rennie. HIGH HELL HER HIGHNESS AND THE BELLBOY III PARAMOUNT (R) January, 1958. John Derek, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1945 Ealine Stewart. Hedy Lamarr, Robert Walker, June Allyson. HIGH LONESOME 81 HER HUSBAND'S AFFAIR 88 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 1, 1950. John COLUMBIA. (R) November 12, 1947. Franchot Barrymore, Jr., Chill Wills. Color. Tone, Lucille Ball. HIGH NOON 85 HER KIND OF MAN 78 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July 80, 1952. Gary WARNER BROS. (R) May 11, 1948. Zachary Cooper, Grace Rely. Scott, Janis Paige. HIGH POWERED 62 HER LUCKY NIGHT PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 4. 1944-45. Robert 63 Lowery. UNIVERSAL. (R) February 9, 1945. The An- Phyllis Brooks. drews Sisters, Maratha HIGH SCHOOL BIG SHOT 70 O'Driscoll. THE FILM GROUP. (B) July, 1959. Tom Pitt- HER MAN GILBEY (Brit.) 77 man, Virginia Aldridge. UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1949. Michael Wilding Lilli Palmer. HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL! (Cs) 85 MGM. (R) June 1958. Ruse Tamblyn, Jan Sterling HER PRIMITIVE MAN 79 HIGH SCHOOL HELL CATS 68 UNIVERSAL. (R) April 21, 1944. Louise Albrit- AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1959 ton, Robert Paige. Yvonne Line, Brett Halsey. HER SISTER'S SECRET 85 HIGH SCHOOL HERO 89 PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) MONOGRAM. (R) September 7, 1948. Freddie September 21, 1946. Nancy Coleman, Philip Reed Stewart, June Preisaer. HER TWELVE MEN 91 HIGH SOCIETY (VV) 107 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1954 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Special. 1957 Greer Gerson. Robert Ryan. Color. Bang Crosby, Grace Kelly, Frank Sinatra, Color. HERE COME THE CO-EDS 88 HIGH SOCIETY 01 UNIVERSAL. (B) February 2, 1945. Abbott and ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 17, 1955. Leo Costello. Gorcey, Hunts Hall. HERE COME THE GIRLS 78 HIGH TERRACE, THE (Brit.) 70 PARAMOUNT. (B) December, 1953. Bob Hope, ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) Dec. 9, 1958. Dale Rosemary Clooney, Arlene Dahl. Color. Lois Maxwell. HERE COME THE MARINES 89 HIGH TIDET 72 MONOGRAM. (R) June 15, 1952. Leo Gorcey, MONOGRAM. (R) October 11, 1947. Lee Tracy, Hunts Hall. Don Castle. HERE OOME THE NELSONS 76 HIGH TREASON (Brit.) 90 UNIVERSAL (R) February. 1952. Ozzie Nelson, PACEMAKER. (R) May. 1952. Liam Redmond Harriet Nelson. Mary Morrie. HERE COME THE WAVES 99 HIGH WALL 99 PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 8. 1944-45. Bing METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1948 Crosby, Betty Hutton, Sonny Tufts. Robert Taylor, Audrey Totter. HERE COMES THE GROOM 113 HIGHLY DANGEROUS (Brit.) 81 PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1951. Bing LIPPERT. (R) October 12, 1951. Dane Clark Crosby, Jane Wyman. Margaret Lockwood. HERE COMES TROUBLE 55 HIGHWAY DRAGNET 71 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1948. William ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) February 7. 1954. Joan Tracy, Beverly Lloyd. Color. Bennett, Richard Conte, Wanda Hendrix. HE'S A COCKEYED WONDER 86 HIGHWAY 13 58 COLUMBIA. (B) September, 1950. Mickey Rooney, SCREEN GUILD. (R) January 21, 1949. Robert Terry Moore. Lowery, Pamela Blake. HEY ROOKIE 77 HIGHWAY 301 89 COLUMBIA. (R) March 9, 1944. Ann Miller, I BROS. (B) January 13, 1951. Steve Larry Parks. Cochran, Virginia Grey. HI, BEAUTIFUL 64 HIGHWAYMAN. THE 83 UNIVERSAL. (R) December 8, 1944. Martha ALLIED ARTISTS, (B) October 21, 1951. Wanda O'Driacoll, Noah Beery. Jr. Hendrix, Charles Coburn. Color. HI -JACKED 66 HI, GOOD-LOOKIN' 82 LIPPERT. (R) July 7, 1950. Jim Davis, Marsha UNIVERSAL (R) March 24, 1944. Eddie Quil- Jones. len, Harriet Halliard. HPLDA CRANE (Cs) 87 HIAWATHA 80 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1958 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December 28, 1952. Vin- Jean Simmons, Guy Madison, Jean Pierre Aumont. cent Edwards, Yvette Duguay. Color. Color. HIDDEN DANGER 55 HILLS OF HOME MONOGRAM. (R) Devember 5, 1998. Johnny Mack 91 Brown, Christine Larson. MF71'RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December, HIDDEN EYE, THE 70 1948. Edmund Gwenn, Janet Leigh. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September HILLS OF OKLAHOMA 87 1945. Edward Arnold, Frances Rafferty. REPUBLIC. (R) May 1, 1950. Rex Allen, Eliza- HIDDEN FEAR 83 beth Fraser. UNITED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. John Payne, HILLS OF UTAH 70 Conrad Nagel. COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1951. Gene Autry HIDDEN GUNS 68 Donna Martell. REPUBLIC. (R) January 29, 1956. Bruce Ben- HILL 24 DOESN'T ANSWER (larael-Eno. dIal.) 102 nett, Richard Arlen. CONTINENTAL. (B) November, 1955. Michael HIDDEN HOMICIDE 70 Wager, Haya Harsrlt. REPUBLIC. (R) February, 1959. Griffith Jones, HIRED GUN, THE (Ca) 63 Patricia Latran. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (B) September, HIDDEN ROOM, THE (Brit.) 93 1957. Rory Calhoun Anne Francis. EAGLE LION. (R) October, 1949. Robert Newton, HIS BROTHER'S GHOST 54 Sally Gray. PRO PICruREB. (B) February 8, 1945. Buster HIDEOUT, THE 59 Crabbe, Al St. John. REPUBLIC. (R) March 8, 1949. Lloyd Bridges, HIS EXCELLENCY (Brit.) 84 Adrian Booth. JOSEPH BRENNER. (R) February, 1956. Erie HIGH AND DRY (Brit.) 83 Portman, Cecil Parker. UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1954. Paul Douglas HIS KIND OF WOMAN 120 Alexander Mackenzie. RHO RADIO. (R) August 25, 1951. Jane Russell, HIGH AND THE MIGHTY, THE (Cs) 147 Robert Mitcham. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) July S, 1954. John HIS MAJESTY O'KEEFE 88 Wayne Claire Trevor. Color. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 18. 1954 HIGH BARBAREE 91 Burt Joan Rice. Color. HIT AN Utiter. Bo METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1947 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1957. Cleo Moore, Van Johnson, June Allyson. Hugo Haas. HIGH CONQUEST 79 HIT PARADE OF 1947 90 MONOGRAM. (R) June 21, 1947. Anna Lee, War- REPUBLIC. (R) March 22, 1947. Eddie Albert, ren Douglas. Constance Moore. HIGH COST OF LOVING, THE (Cs) 87 HIT PARADE OF 1951 85 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) March, 1958 REPUBLIC. (R) October 15, 1950. John Carroll, Jose Ferrer Anthony Hawley Marie McDonald. 346 Hit -Hot Lead* Length la Mina. In Mina. HIT THE DECK (Cs) 112 HOME IN OKLAHOMA 72 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 4, 1955. REPUBLIC. (R) November 8, 1946. Boy Rogers, Jane Powell, Tony Martin, Debbie Reynolds. Color Dale Evans. HIT THE HAY 62 HOME IN SAN ANTONE 82 COLUMBIA. (B) November 29, 1945. Judy COLUMBIA. (R) April 15. 1949. Roy Acuff. Canova. Roes Hunter. Jacqueline Thomas. HITCHHIKE TO HAPPINESS 72 HOME OF THE BRAVE 85 REPUBLIC. (R) July 16. 1946. Al Pearce, Dale UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1949. Steve Brodie levano. Brad Taylor. Jame. Edwards. HITCH -HIKER, THE 71 HOME ON THE RANGE 55 RHO RADIO. (R) March 21, 1953. Edmond REPUBLIC. (R) April 18, 1946. Monte Hale, O'Brien, Frank Lovejoy. Adrian Booth. Color. HITLER GANG, THE 100 HOME, SWEET HOMICIDE 90 PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 5, 1943-44. Hobert 20th CENTURY -FOB. (R) October, 1946. Lynn Watson, Victor Verront. Bari. Randolph Scott. HOAXTERS, THE 38 HOMECOMING 113 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January SO, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1948. 1953. Guest Narrators. Clark Gable, Lana Turner. HOBSON'S CHOICE (Brit.) 107 HOMESTEADERS OF PARADISE VALLEY 50 UNITED ARTISTS. (H) June 1954 Charles REPUBLIC. (R) April 1. 1947. Allan Lane, Laughton, John Mills. Bobby Blake. HOEDOWN ea HOMESTEADERS, THE 82 6, 1950. Eddy Arnold, Jeff ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 22, 1958. Bill COLUMBIA. (B) June Elliott. Donnell. THE 9e HOLD BACK THE NIGHT 75 HOMESTRETCH. ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) July 29, 1956. John TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1947. Freeman. Comel Wilde. Maureen O'Hara. Color. Payne, Mona THE 81 HOLD BACK TOMORROW 75 HOMETOWN STORY. November, 1955. Cleo Moore, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 18, 1951. UNIVERSAL. (R) Donald Crisp, Marjorie Reynolds. John Agar. HOMICIDE 77 HOLD THAT BABY 84 MONOGRAM. (R) June 26. 1949. Leo Gorcey WARNER BROS. (R) April 2, 1949. Robert Hunts Hall. Douglas. Helen Weatcott. 78 HOMICIDE FOR THREE 80 HO BLONDE 1949. Douglas, PARAMOUNT. (R) November 23. 1945. Eddie REPUBLIC. (R) January 23. Warren Veronica Lake. Jane Frazee. Bracken, HO 83 HOLD THAT HYPNOTIST 81 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 2, 1954. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February 24, 1957. John Wayne. Geraldine Page. Color. Clemente. Hunts Hall, Stanley HONEYCHILE 90 HOLD THAT LINE 64 REPUBLIC. (R) October 20. 1951. Judy Cagava. MONOGRAM. (R) March 23, 1952. Bowery Boye. Eddie Foy, Jr. Color. HOLE IN THE HEAD, A (Cs) 120 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1959. Frank Sinatra, HONEYMOON 74 Edward G. Robinson. Color. RICO RADIO. (R) May 17, 1947. Shirley Temple, Guy Madiaon. HOLIDAY AFFAIR 87 RICO RADIO. (B) December 24, 1949. Robert HONEYMOON AHEAD BO Mitchum, Janet Leigh. UNIVERSAL. (R) May 11, 1945. Allan Jones, Grace McDonald. HOLIDAY CAMP (Brit.) 97 UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1948. Jack Warner HONG KONG 91 Hazel Court, Flora Robson, PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1952. Ronald Reagan, HOLIDAY FOR HENRIETTA (Fr.) 103 Rhonda Fleming. Color. ARDEE, (R) January, 1955. Deny Robin, Hllde- HONG KONG AFFAIR 79 garde Neff. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 11, 1958. Jack Kelly, HOLIDAY FOR SINNERS 72 May Wynn. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1952. HONG KONG CONFIDENTIAL 84 Keenan Wynn, Janice Rule. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1958. Gene HOLIDAY IN HAVANA 23 Barry, Beverly Tyler. COLUMBIA. (R) October 18, 1949. Deal Arnaa, HOODLUM. THE 81 Mary Hatcher. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 27. 1951. Lawrence HOLIDAY IN MEXICO 128 Tierney, Aliene Roberts. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) September, Massey. Color. HOODLUM EMPIRE 98 1948. Walter Pidgeon, Dona REPUBLIC. (R) April 15, 1952. Brian Donlon', HOLIDAY RHYTHM 50 LIPPERT. (R) October 18, 1950. Mart Beth Claire Trevor. Hughes, David Street. HOODLUM SAINT 93 HOLLOW TRIUMPH es METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 28. 1946 EAGLE LION. (R) August, 1948. Paul Remold. William Powell. Father Williams. Joan Bennett. HOPPY'S HOLIDAY 60 HOLLY AND THE IVY, THE (Brit.) 80 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 18, 1947. William PACEMAKER. (R) February, 1954. Ralph Rich- Boyd, Andy Clyde. ardson, Cella Johnson, Margaret Leighton. HORIZONS WEST 81 HOLLYWOOD AND VINE 58 UNIVERSAL. (R) October. 1952. Robert Ryan, PRC PICTURES. (R) April 25. 1946. James Julia Adams. Color. Ellison, Wanda McKay. HORN BLOWS AT MIDNIGHT, THE 80 HOLLYWOOD BARN DANCE 72 WARNER BROS. (R) April 28. 1945. Jack SCREEN GUILD. (R) June 21, 1947. Ernest Benny, Alexis Smith. Tubb, Lori Talbott. HORROR OF DRACULA 82 HOLLYWOOD CANTEEEN 123 UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL (R) June, 1958. WARNER BROS. (B) December 80. 1944. All Peter Cushing, Melisa Stribling. Color. star cast. HORRORS OF THE BLACK MUSEUM 95 HOLLYWOOD OR BUST (VV) 95 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) April, 1969. PARAMOUNT (R) December. 1956. Dean Martin, Michael Gough, Graham Gurnow. Jerry Lewis, Anita Ekberg. Color. HORSEMEN OF THE SIERRAS 56 HOLLYWOOD STORY 77 COLUMBIA. (R) September 22, 1949. Charles UNIVERSAL. (R) June. 1951. Richard Conte, Starrett. Smiley Burnette. Julia Adams. HORSE'S MOUTH. THE 93 HOLLYWOOD THRILL -MAKERS 80 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1959. Alec Guin- LIPPERT. (R) January 15, 1954. James Gleam ness, Kay Walsh. Color. Bill Henry. HORSTE 107 HOLLYWOOD VARIETIES 60 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July 7. 1951. Phyllis LIPPERT. (R) January 14, 1950. Robert Alda, Avery. Darren McGavin. Peggy Stewart. HORSE SOLDIERS, THE 119 AT THE VATICAN 88 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1959. John Wayne, HOLY YEAR William Holden. Color. ASTOR. (R) October 1, 1950. Documentary. 60 HOLY YEAR, 1950 42 HOSTILE COUNTRY CENTURY-FOX. (R) August, 1950 LIPPERT. (R) March 24, 1950. James Ellison, TWENTIETH Russell Hayden. Documentary. 73 HOME BEFORE DARK 137 HOT ANGEL, THE WARNER BROS. (R) November, 1958. Jean Sim- PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1958. Jackie mone. Dan O'Herlihy. Loughery, Edward Hemmer. 105 HOT BLOOD (Ca) 85 HOME IN INDIANA Russell. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (It) July. 1944. COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1956. Jane Walter Brennan, Lon McAllister. Color. Cornel Wilde. Color. 347 Hot -Ich

Length In Mine. Length HOT CAR GIRL 71 HOUSE In Mine. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August. OF THE ARROW (Brit.) 73 1958. Richard STRATFORD. (R) October 1954. Oscar Homolka Bakalyan, June Kenney. Yvonne Fureaux. HOT CARS 60 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1959. John HOUSE OF WAX (3D) 88 Bromfield, Jot Lansing. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) April 25, 1953 HOT CARGO 57 Frank Lovejoy, Vincent Price. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) May. 1996. Block 5. William HOUSE ON TELEGRAPH Gargan, Philip Reed. HILL 93 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June. 1951 HOT LEAD 60 Valentina Cortese, William Lundlgan. REO RADIO. (R) October, 1951. Tim Holt. Jean Dixon. HOUSTON STORY, THE 79 HOT NEWS COLUMBIA. (B) February, 1956. Gene Barry 70 Barbara ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October 11, 1953. Stanley Hale, Edward Arnold. Clemente. HOW DO YOU DO? 80 Gloria Henry. PRC HOT ROD GANG 72 PICTURES. (R) December 29. 1945. Bert AMER. INT. PICS. (R) June, 1958. John Ashley, Gordon, Harry Von Zell. Jody Fait. HOW TO BE VERY, VERY POPULAR (Ca) 89 HOT RHYTHM 79 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1955 MONOGRAM. (R) April 22, 1944. Dona Drake, Betty Grable, Robert Cummings, Sheree North Robert Lowery. Color. HOW TO MAKE A HOT ROD SI MONSTER 75 MONOGRAM. (R) October 22, 1950. James Lydon, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL, (R) July, 1958 Gloria Winters. Robert Harris, Paul Brinegar. HOT ROD GIRL 75 HOW TO MARRY A MILLIONAIRE (Ca) 96 20TH AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July 15, CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, 1953 1956. Lori Nelson, John Smith. Marilyn Monroe, Betty (arable, Lauren Baca1L HOT ROD RUMBLE 79 Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 12, 1957. Leigh HOW TO MURDER A RICH UNCLE 80 Snowden, Richard Hartunlan. COLUMBIA (R) January, 1958. Charles Coburn, HOT SHOTS 61 Mtge] Patrick. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December 23, 1956 HUCKSTERS. THE 115 Hunte Hall, Stanley Clements. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) August, 1947 HOT SPELL (VV) 86 Clark Gable. Deborah Kerr, Ave Gardner. PARAMOUNT (R) June, 1958. Shirley Booth, H U K ea Anthony Quinn. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1956. George HOT SUMMER NIGHT 86 Montgomery, Mona Freeman. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 15, HUMAN DESIRE B0 1957. Leslie Nielsen, Colleen Miller. COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1954. Glenn Ford, HOTEL BERLIN 98 Gloria Grahame. WARNER BROS. (R) March 17. 1945. Helmut HUMAN JUNGLE, THE 82 Dentine. Faye Emerson. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October 8. 1954. Gary HOTEL RESERVE (Brit.) 80 Merrill, Jan Sterling. RKO BRITISH. James Mason, Lucie Mann- HUMORESQUE 125 heim. WARNER BROS. (R) January 25. 1947. Joan HOTEL SAHARA (Brit.) 87 Crawford, John Garfield. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 15, 1951. Yvonne HUMPHREY TAKES A CHANCE 74 De Carlo, Roland Culver. MONOGRAM. (R) June 4, 1950. Leon Errol; Joe HOUDINI 106 Kirkwood, Jr. PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1953. Tony Curtis', Janet HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME, THE (Cs) 103 Leigh. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) November, 1957. Gina Lol- HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES 84 lobridigida. Anthony Quinn. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1959. Peter Cush- HUNGRY HILL (Brit.) 92 ing. UNIVERSAL. (R) October 18, 1947. Margaret HOUND DOG MAN (Cs) 87 Lockwood, Dennis Prince. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, 1959. Fabian, Carol Lynley. Color. HUNTED, THE 85 HOUR BEFORE THE DAWN, THE 75 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 3, 1998. Bellta, PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 4, 1943-44. Veronica Preston Foster. Lake. Franchot Tone. HUNTERS. THE (Cs) 108 HOUR OF DECISION (Brit.) 74 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September ASTOR. (R) January, 1957. Jeff Morrow. Hazel 1958. Robert Mitchum, Robert Wagner. Color. Court. HUNTERS OF THE HOUR OF 13, THE 80 DEEP 64 DISTRIBUTORS CORP. OF AMERICA (R) Jan- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, uary, 1955. 1952. Peter Lawford, Documentary. Color. Dawn Addams. HURRICANE HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET. THE 69 ISLAND 70 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 10. 1949 COLUMBIA. (It) July, 1951. Jon Hall, Marie Wayne Morris, Janie Paige. Windsor. Color. HOUSEBOAT (VV) 110 HURRICANE SMITH 90 PARAMOUNT. (B) November. 1958. Cary Grant, PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1952. Yvonne De Sophia Loren. Carlo .John Ireland Color. HOUSE BY THE RIVER 88 HYPNOTIC EYE, THE 77 REPUBLIC. (B) March 25, 1950. Louis Hayward, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1960. Jacques Tane Wyatt. Bergerac, Merry Anders. HOUSE OF BAMBOO (Cs) 102 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) July, 1955. Robert Ryan, Robert Stack. Color. 1 67 HOUSE OF DRACULA I ACCUSE (Cs) 99 UNIVERSAL. (R) December 7, 1995. Lon Chaney, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) March, 1958 Lionel Atwill. Jose Ferrer, Anton Walbrook. 69 HOUSE OF FEAR I ACCUSE MY PARENTS. 70 UNIVERSAL. (R) March 16. 1945. Basil Rath - PRC PICTURES. (R) November 4, 1944. Robert bane, Nigel Bruce. T,owell. Mary Beth Hughes. HOUSE OF FRANKENSTEIN 70 I AM A CAMERA (Brit.) 98 UNIVERSAL. (R) February 16, 1995. Lon Chaney DISTRIBUTORS Boris CORP. OF AMERICA. (R) Ranker August, 1955. Julie Harris, Laurence Harvey, HOUSE ON HAUNTED HILL 75 Shelley Winters. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1959. Vincent I BECAME A CRIMINAL (Brit.) 78 Price, Carol Ohmart. WARNER BROS. (R) March 6, 1948. Sally Gray, HOUSE OF HORRORS 66 Trevor Howard. UNIVERSAL. (R) March 29. 1946. Kent Taylor, I BELIEVE IN YOU (Brit.) 91 Virginia Grey. UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1953. Celia Johnson, HOUSE OF NUMBERS (Cs) 92 Cecil Parker. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) September, I BURY THE LIVING 75 1957. Jack Palance, Barbara Lang. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1958. Richard Boone HOUSE ON 92nd STREET, THE 88 Theodore B)kel. 20th CENTURY -FOX. (RI October. 1945. William I CAN GET IT FOR YOU WHOLESALE 91 Itythe, Lloyd Nolan. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1951 HOUSE OF RICORDI (Ital.) 117 Susan Hayward, Dan Dailey. BAKER -BRILL. (R) March, 1956. Marta Toren, ICE PALACE 143 Mlsbeline Prelle, Danielle Delorme, Color. WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1960. Richard Burton, HOUSE OF STRANGERS 191 Robert Ryan. Color. TWENTIF7rE CENTURY-FOX. (B) July, 1949 I CHEATED THE LAW 84 Richard Conte, Susan Hayward, Edward G. Robin- TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX- (R) April. 1949 son. Tom Conway, Steve Brodie. 348 Ico-Inl Length Length In Mine. In Mine. I CONFESS 95 IDENTITY UNKNOWN 71 WARNER BROTHERS. (B) February 28, 1953 REPUBLIC. (R) April 2, 1945. Richard Arlen, Montgomery CISft Anne Barter Cheryl Walker. I COVER BIG TOWN 63 IF ALL THE GUYS IN THE WORLD (Fr.) 95 PARAMOUNT. (R) July 25, 1947. Philip Reed, BUENA VISTA (B) April, 1957. Jean (laven, Hillary Brooke. Helene Perdriere. I COVER THE UNDERWORLD 70 IF I'M LUCKY 79 REPUBLIC. (B) May 19, 1955. Bean McClory, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) September Joanne Jordan. 1946. Vivian Blaine, Harry James. I DIED A THOUSAND TIMES (Cs) 109 IF THIS BE SIN (Brit.) 72 WARNER BROTHERS. (B) November 12, 1955 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) September 8. 1950. Myrna Jack Palance, Shelley Winters. Color. Loy, Richard Greene. I DON'T CARE GIRL 78 IF WINTER COMES 99 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1948 1953. Mitai Gaynor, David Wayne. Color. Walter Pidgeon. Deborah Kerr. I DREAM OF JEANIE 90 IF YOU KNEW SUSIE 90 REPUBLIC. (B) June 15, 1952. Ray Middleton, RICO RADIO. (B) February 7, 1948. Eddie Cantor, Muriel Lawrence. Color. Joan Davis. I, JANE DOE 85 I'LL BE SEEING YOU REPUBLIC. (R) May 25, 1948. Ruth Hussey UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January 5, 1945. Ginger John Carroll. Rogers, Joseph Cotten. I KILLED GERONIMO 82 I'LL BE YOURS 83 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) August 8. 1950. Jack El- UNIVERSAL. (R) January. 1947. Deanna Durbin, lison, Chief Thundercloud. Tom Drake. I KNOW WHERE I'M GOING (Brit.) 01 I'LL CRY TOMORROW 117 UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1947. Wendy Hiller, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) Special, 1957 Roger Livesey. SuGsanT Hayward. Eddie Albert, Richard Conte. I'LL CRY TOMORROW 117 I'LL es METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Special, 1956. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1950. Susan Hayward, Richard Conte, Eddie Albert. William Lundigan, June Haver. Color. I LOVE A BANDLEADER 70 I'LL GET YOU 79 COLUMBIA. (R) September 18, 1945. Phil LIPPERT. (B) January le. 1953. George Raft. Harris, Leslie Brooks. Sally Gray. I LOVE A MYSTERY 69 I'LL NEVER FORGET YOU 90 COLUMBIA. (B) January 25, 1945. Jim Ban- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December, non, Nina Foch. 1951. Tyrone Power, Ann Myth. Color. t LOVE A SOLDIER 108 I'LL REMEMBER APRIL 63 PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 6, 1943-44. Paulette UNIVERSAL. (R) April 13. 1945. Gloria Jean, Goddard, Sonny Tufts. Kirby Grant. I LOVE MELVIN 77 I'LL SEE YOU IN MY DREAMS I10 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 20, WARNER BROS. (R) January 12, 1952. Doris 1958. Donald O'Connor. Debbie Reynolds, Color. Day, Danny Thomas. Color. 1 LOVE TROUBLE 94 I'LL COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1948. TELL THE WORLD el Francbot Tone, UNIVERSAL. (R) June 8, 1945. Lee Tracy, Janet Blair. Brenda Joyce. I MARRIED A MONSTER FROM OUTER SPACE 78 ILLEGAL PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1958. Tom Tryon, 88 Gloria Talbott. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) October 15, 1955. Edward G. Robinson. Nina Poch. 1 MOBSTER (Cs) 80 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) ILLEGAL ENTRY 84 February, UNIVERSAL. (B) June. 1949. Howard Duff, Marta 1959. Steve Cochran, Lita Milan. Toren. I REMEMBER MAMA 134 I'M FROM ARKANSAS 70 RKO RADIO. (R) March 17. 1948. Irene Dunne, PRC PICTURES. (R) October 31. 1944. Slim Barbara Bel Geddes. Summerville. El Brendel. 1 RING DOOR BELLS 64 IMITATION GENERAL (Cs) 88 PRC PICTUR1j8- (R) February 25, 1945, Robert METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July. 1958. Shaine, Ann Gwynne. Glenn Ford Red Buttons. I SHOT BILLY THE KID 57 IMITATION OF LIFE (Cs) 124 LIPPERT. (B) August 25, 1950. Don Barry, Robert UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1959. Lana Turner, John Lowery. Gavin. Color. I SHOT JESSE JAMES 81 IMPACT III SCREEN GUILD. (R) February 26. 1949. Preston UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 1, 1949. Brian Don - Foster. Barbara Britton. levy, Ella Raines. I SURRENDER, DEAR 68 IMPATIENT YEARS. COLUMBIA. (B) Ootober 7, THE 90 1948. Gloria Jean COLUMBIA. (R) September 7. 1944. Jean David Street. Arthur, Lee Bowman, Charles I. THE JURY (3D) 87 Coburn. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) August 14, 1958. Bill IMPERFECT LADY 97 Elliott. Peggie Castle. PARAMOUNT. (R) April 25, 1947. Teresa Wright. I WALK ALONE 98 Ray Mllland. PARAMOUNT. (R) January 16, 1948. Lirabeth IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST (Brit.) 95 Scott, Burt Lancaster. UNIVERSAL. (R) December 22, 1953. Michael I WANT YOU 102 Redgrave, Joan Greenwood. Color. RKO RADIO. (B) January, 1952. Dana Andrews, IMPOSTOR, THE 94 Dorothy McGuire. UNIVERSAL. (R) February 11, 1944. Jean I WAS A COMMUNIST FOR THE F. B. 1. 83 Cabin. Allyn Joslyn. UNIVERSAL. (B) May 5, 1951. Frank Lovejoy, IN -BETWEEN -AGE 78 Dorothy Hart. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 8, 1958. Mary I WAS A MALE WAR BRIDE 105 Steele, Lee Patterson. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, INCREDIBLE PETRIFIED WORLD, THE 70 1949. Cary Grant, Ann Sheridan. GOVERNOR FILMS. (R) April, 1960. John Car - I WAS A SHOPLIFTER 74 radine. Robert Clarke. UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1950. Scott Brady, Mona IN A LONELY PLACE 94 Freemen. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1950. Humphrey Bogart I WAS AN AMERICAN SPY 85 Gloria Grahame. ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) April 15, 195L Ann INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN, THE 81 Dvorak, Gene Evans. UNIVERSAL. (R) April. 1957. Grant Williams, I WONDER WHO'S KISSING HER NOW 104 Randy Stuart. rWr,NTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August. 1947. INDESTRUCTIBLE MAN, THE 70 June Haver, Mark Stevens. Color. ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) March 18. 1956. Lon I WOULDN'T BE IN YOUR SHOES 70 Chaney, Casey Adams. MONOGRAM. (R) May 23, 1948. Don Castle, Elyse Knox. INDIAN FIGHTER, THE (Cs) 88 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) December. 1955. Kirk ICHABOD AND MR. TOAD (See ADVENTURES OF) Douglas. I'D THE Elsa Martinelli. Color. CLIMB HIGHEST MOUNTAIN to INDISCREET 100 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February. WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1958. Cary Grant, 1951. Susan Hayward, William LundIran. Color. Ingrid Bergman. IDEA GIRL 60 IN FAST COMPANY 63 UNIVERSAL. (R) February 5, 1946. Jess Barker. MONOGRAM. (R) June 22, 1946. Leo Gorcey Julie Bishop. Hunts Hall. IDEAL HUSBAND. AN (Brit.) 96 IN LOVE AND WAR (Cs) III TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) March, 1948. TWENTIRTH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, Paulette Goddard. Michael Wilding. Color. 1958. Dana Wynter, Robert Wagner. Color. 349 Ino-Ita Length Length m Mills. In Mina. IN OLD AMARILLO 67 INTRIGUE 16 REPUBLIC. (R) May 15, 1951. Boy Rogers, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1947. George Penny Edwards. Raft, June Havoc. IN OLD NEW MEXICO 82 INTRUDER, THE (Brit.) 84 MONOGRAM. (R) May 15, 1945. Duncan Ronaldo, ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1955. Jack Martin Garralaga. Hawkins, George Cole. IN OLD SACRAMENTO 89 INTRUDER IN THE DUST 87 REPUBLIC. (R) May 31, 1946. William Elliott METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 3, Constance Moore. 1950. David Brian, Claude Jarman, Jr. IN OUR TIME 110 INVADERS FROM MARS 78 WARNER BROS. (R) February 19, 1944. Ida 20TH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1953. Helena Lupino, Paul Henreid. Cartnz.er, Arthur IN SELF DEFENSE 66 OFBODY NATCHERS (SS) 80 MONOGRAM. (SR) November 1, 1947. Don ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February 5, 1956. Kevin Castle, Audrey Long. McCarthy, Dana Winter. IN SOCIETY 75 INVASION OF THE SAUCERMEN 75 UNIVERSAL. (R) August 18, 1944. Abbott and AMER. INT. PICS. (R) June, 1957. Steve Terrell, Costello. Gloria Castillo. IN THE GOOD OLD SUMMERTIME 102 INVASION U. S. A. 74 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) July, 1949 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1953. Gerald Mohr, Judy Garland, Van Johnson. Color. Peggie Castle. INHERIT THE WIND 127 INVISIBLE AVENGER 60 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) November, 1980. Spencer REPUBLIC. (R) December, 1958. Richard Derr, Tracy, Fredric March. Helen Westcott. IN THE MEANTIME, DARLING 72 INVISIBLE BOY, THE 85 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October. 1944 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (B) October, 1957 Jeanne Crain, Frank Latimore. Richard Eyer, Phillip Abbot. IN THE MONEY 61 INVISIBLE INFORMER, THE 87 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) February, 1957. Kuntz REPUBLIC. (R) August 19. 1946. Linda Stirling, Hall, Stanley Clemente. William Henry. IN THIS CORNER 62 INVISIBLE INVADERS 67 EAGLE LION. (R) September 20, 1948. Scott UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1959. John Agar, Brady. Anabel Shaw. Jean Byran. INCENDIARY BLONDE 113 INVISIBLE MAN'S REVENGE. THE 78 PARAMOUNT. (R) August 31, 1945. Betty Hut- UNIVERSAL. (B) June 9. 1944, Jon Hall. Evelyn ton, Arturo Cordova. Color. Ankers. INCIDENT 86 INVISIBLE WALL, THE 78 28, 1949. Warren TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October 15, MONOGRAM. (R) January 1947. Don Castle, Douglas. Jane Frazee. Virginia Christine. INDIAN AGENT 85 INVITATION, THE 83 REO RADIO. (B) November 9, 1948. Tim Holt, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1952 Nan Leslie. Dorothy McGuire, Van Johnson. INDIAN TERRITORY 70 INVITATION TO THE DANCE 92 September, 1950. Gene Autry, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) March 1, 1957 COLUMBIA. (RI Gene Kelly, Nora Kaye. Color. Gail Davis. EYES INDIAN UPRISING 75 IRISH ARE SMILING 00 COLUMBIA. (R) January. 1952. George Mont - TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October,1944 gomery, Audrey Long. Color. Monty Woolley, Dick Hermes, June Haver. Color INDISCRETION OF AN AMERICAN WIFE 63 IRON CURTAIN, THE 87 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1954. Jennifer Tones, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1948 Montgomery CUIt. Dana Andrews. Gene Tierney. INFERNO (3D) es IRON GLOVE, THE 77 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1953. Robert COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1954. Robert Stack, Ryan. Rhonda Fleming. Color. Ursula Theirs. Color. INNER CIRCLE, THE 57 IRON MAN, THE 82 1946. Warren Doug- UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1951. Stephen McNally, REPUBLIC. (B) August 7, Evelyn Keyes. las, Lynn Roberts. INNER SANCTUM 62 IRON MISTRESS, THE 110 WARNER BROTHERB. (R) November 22, 1952- FILM CLASSICS. (R) October, 1948. Charles Alan Ladd, Russell, Mary Beth Hughes. Virginia Mayo. Color. INNOCENT AFFAIR. AN 90 IRON MOUNTAIN TRAIL 54 Fred REPUBLIC. (R) May 8. 1958. Reg Allen. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 15, 1948. IRON PETTICOAT. MacMurray, Madeleine Carroll. THE (VV) 87 93 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) December 21, INNOCENTS IN PARIS (Brit.) 1956. Bob Hope, TUDOR. (R) March, 1955. Alastair Sim, Claire Katherine Hepburn. Color. IRON SHERIFF, THE 73 Bloom. Margaret Rutherford. UNITED INN OF THE SIXTH HAPPINESS, THE (Cs) 158 ARTISTS. (B) April, 1957. Sterling (R) December, Hayden, Constance Ford. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. IROQUOIS 1958. Ingrid Bergman. Curt Jurgen. Color. TRAIL 86 INSIDE DETROIT 82 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 18, 1950. George COLUMBIA. (B) January, 1956. Dennis O'Keefe. Montgomery, Brenda Marshall. Pat O'Brien. ISLAND OF LOST WOMEN 67 INSIDE JOB 65 WARNER BROS. (R) May, 1959. June Blair, UNIVERSAL. (R) June 28, 1946. Preston Footer, Venetia Stevenson. Ann Rutherford ISLAND IN THE SKY 109 INSIDE STRAIGHT 87 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 5, 1953 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 16. 1951 John Wayne, Lloyd Nolan. David Brian, Arlene Dahl. ISLAND IN THE SUN (Cs) 119 INSIDE STORY, THE 87 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) June, 1957 REPUBLIC. (R) March 14. 1948. Marsha Hunt James Mason. Joan Fontaine. Color. W. Lundigan, C. Wlnninger. ISLAND OF DESIRE 93 INSIDE THE WALLS OF FOLSOM PRISON 87 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 4. 1952. Linda WARNER BROS. (R) June 16, 1951. Steve Cochran, Darnell, Tab Hunter. Color. David Brian. ISLAND RESCUE (Brit.) 87 INSPECTOR CALLS. AN (Brit.) 80 UNIVERSAL. (B) June, 1952. David Niven, ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1954 Glynis Johns. Alastair Sim. ISLAND WOMEN 72 INSPECTOR GENERAL. THE 102 UNITED ARTISTS (R) May. 1958. Marie Wind- WARNER BROS. (B) December 31, 1949. Danny sor. Vince Edwards. Kaye, Walter Slezak, Barbara Batee. Color. ISLE OF THE DEAD 72 INSURANCE INVESTIGATOR SO RHO RADIO. (R) September, 1945. Boris Karlo!, REPUBLIC. (R) March 28, 195L Audrey Long, Ellen Drew. Richard Denning. 89 ISN'T IT ROMANTIC 88 INTENT TO KILL (Cs) PARAMOUNT. (R) October 8, 1948. Roland Cul- TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) February, ver. Veronica Lake. 1959. Richard Todd. Betsy Drake. INTERLUDE (Cs) 90 ISN'T LIFE WONDERFUL (Brit.) 89 UNIVERSAL (R) September, 1957. June Allyson, STRATFORD. (R) November, 1954. Cecil Parker, Rossano Brazil. Color. Eileen Herlie. Color. INTMERRUPTED MELODY (CO 106 ISTANBUL (Cs) 84 TRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 1, 1955. UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1957. Errol Flynn Glenn Ford. Eleanor Parker. Color. Carnal Borchers. Color. ON 88 I WANT TO LIVE 120 IT ALWAYS RAINS SUNDAYS (Brit.) UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1958. Susan EAGLE LION. (R) March 23. 1949. Googie Heyward, Simon Oakland. Withers, Edward Chapman. 350 Itc-Jet Length Length In Mina. In Mins. IT CAME FROM BENEATH THE SEA.... 80 I WAS A TEENAGE FRANKENSTEIN 72 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1955. Kenneth Tobe,, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) November, Faith Domergue. 1957. Whit Bissell, Phyllis Coates. IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE (3D) 82 t WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF 75 U -I. (B) June. 1953. Richard Carlson, Barbara AMER. INT. PICS. (R) June, 1957. Yvonne Bush. Lime, Michael London. IT CONQUERED THE WORLD 75 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July 25, 1956. Peter Graves, Beverly Garland. IT GROWS ON TREES 84 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1952. Irene Dunne, JACK AND THE BEANSTALK 78 WARNER BROS. (R) April 12, 1952. Bud Abbott, Dean Jagger. Lou Costello. Color. IT HAD TO BE YOU 98 COLUMBIA. (R) December. 1947. Ginger Rogers, JACK McCALL, DESPERADO 76 Cornet Wilde. COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1953. George Mont- IT HAPPENED IN BROOKLYN 103 gomery. Angela Stevens. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1947 JACK SLADE 90 Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Grayson. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November 8, 1953. Mark IT HAPPENED TO JANE 98 Stevens. Dorothy Malone. COLUMBIA. (It) June, 1959. Doris Day, Jack Lem - JACKIE ROBINSON STORY, THE 78 mon. EAGLE LION. (R) May 16, 1950. Jackie Robin - IT HAPPENED IN THE PARK (Fr.) 81 eon. Ruby Dee. ELLIS (R) September, 1957. Gerard Philips. Mich- JACKPOT, THE 85 eline Presle. TWENTIETH CENTITRY-FOX. (B) November, IT HAPPENED ON FIFTH AVENUE 115 1950. James Stewart, Barbara Hale. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 19, 1947. Don De - JACQUELINE 92 Fore. Ann Harding. RANK (R) September, 1957. John Gregson, Kath- IT HAPPENED IN ROME (T) 105 leen Ryan. RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. JADE MASK. THE 68 (R) February. 1959. June Laverick, Vittoria De Sica. MONOGRAM. (R) January 28. 1945. Sidney Color. Toler. Manton Moreland. IT HAPPENED TOMORROW 84 JAGUAR 88 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 7, 1944. Dick REPUBLIC. (B) January 20, 1968. Saba Chi - Powell, Linda Darnell. quite. IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING 87 JAIL BUSTERS 81 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June, 1949 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 18, 1955. Leo Ray Milland, Jean Peters. Gorcey, Hunts Hall. IT HAPPENS EVERY THURSDAY 80 JAILHOUSE ROCK (Cs) 96 U -I. (R) May, 1953. Loretta Young, John Forsythe METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) November. 1957. IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO YOU 87 Elvis Presley. Judy Tyler. COLUMBIA. (B) March, 1954. Judy .Holliday, JALOPY 62 Peter Lawford. Jack Lemmon. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February 15, 1953. IT SHOULDN'T HAPPEN TO A DOG 70 Bowery Boys. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1946 JAM SESSION 78 COLUMBIA. (R) April 13, 1944. Ann Miller, Jaea SATEINNCarolelyn.NAPLES 100 Barker. PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1960. Clark Gable, JAMBOREE 71 Sophia Loren. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) May 6. 1944. George Byron IT STARTED WITH A KISS (Cs) 104 Ruth Terry. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, JAMBOREE 86 1959. Glenn Ford, Debbie Reynolds, Color. WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1957. Fats Dom- IT STARTED IN PARADISE (Brit.) 88 ino, Jerry Lee. ASTOR. (R) July. 1953. Ian Hunter, Jane Hylton JAMAICA RUN 82 Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) June. 1958. Ray Milland, IT'S A BIG COUNTRY 89 Arlene Dahl. Wendell Corey. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 4, 1952 JAMES DEAN STORY, THE 82 AllA Star WARNER BROS. (R) August, 1957. Documentary IT'S DOG'S st. IFE (Ca) 88 JANE EYRE 96 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December 13, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February 1965. Jeff Richards, Jarma Lewis. Color. 1944. Orson Wells, Joan Fontaine. IT'S A GREAT FEELING 85 JANIE 102 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) August 20, 1919. Den- WARNER BROS. (R) September 2, 1944. Joyce nis Morgan, Jack Canon. Color. Reynolds. Robert Hutton. IT'S A JOKE. SON 64 JANIE GETS MARRIED 91 PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) WARNER BROS. (R) June 22, I946. Joan Leslie, January 15, 1947. Kenny Delmar, Una Merkel Robert Hutton. IT'S ALWAYS FAIR WEATHER (Cs) 102 JAPANESE WAR BRIDE BI METRO-GOLDWTN-MATER. (B) September 2 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1952 1955. Gene Kelly, Dan Dailey, Cyd Charlese Shirley Yamaguchi, Don Taylor. Color. JASSY (Brit.) 88 IT'S A PLEASURE 90 UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1948. Margaret Lock- RHO RADIO. (R) March 1, 1945. Sonia Hanle, wood, Beall Color. Michael O'Shea. Color. JAYHAWKERBJAYHAWKERS,S,(VV) THE 100 IT'S A SMALL WORLD 74 PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1959. Jeff Chandler, EAGLE LION. (R) June. 1950. Paul Date, Lor- Fess Parker. Color. raine Miller. JAZZ SINGER, THE 107 IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE 130 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 14, 1953 RKO-RADIO. (R) January 7, 1947. James Stewart, Danny Thomas, Peggy Lee. Color. Donna Reed. JEALOUSY 71 IT'S A WONDERFUL WORLD 89 REPUBLIC. (R) July 28, 1945. John Loder, Jane BRENNER. (R) October, 1959. Mylene Demong- Randolph. eot, Terence Morgan. Color. JEANNE EAGELS 109 IT'S GREAT TO BE YOUNG 88 COLUMBIA (R) August, 1957. Kim Novak, Jeff COLUMBIA. (R) September 12. 1948. Leslie Chandler. Brooke. Jimmy Lloyd. JEDDA THE UNCIVILIZED (Aust.) 88 IT'S IN THE BAG 70 DISTRIBUTORS CORPORATION OF AMERICA. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 21, 1945. Fred (R) June, 1956. Nana Kumogh, Robert Tudewali. Allen, Jack Benny. Bob Benchley. Color. IT, THE TERROR FROM BEYOND SPACE 67 JENNIFER 78 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1958. Marshall ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) Thompson, Shawn Smith. October 25, 1953. Ida IVANHOE Lupin, Howard Duff. 108 JENNY LAMOUR (Fr.) 102 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 20, MEADOW. (R) March, 1948. Suzy Delair, Louis 1953. Robert Taylor, Elizabeth Taylor. Color. Jouvet. ALWAYS LOVED I'VE YOU 88 JEOPARDY 69 REPUBLIC. (R) August 30. 1946. Maria Ouspen- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1958. ekaya, Philip Dorn. Color. Barbara Stanwyck, Barry Sullivan. I'VE LIVED BEFORE 82 JESSE JAMES VS. THE DALTONS (3D) 85 UNIVERSAL. (R) September. 1956. Jock Ma - COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1954. Brett King. Barbara honey, Leigh Snowden. Lawrence. Color. IVORY HUNTER (Brit) 97 JESSE JAMES' WOMEN 88 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1952. Anthony Steel, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1954. niggle Dinah Sheridan. Color. Cantle. Don Barry. Color. IVY 99 JET ATTACK 88 UNIVERSAL. (B) June, 1947. Joan Fontaine, AMER. INT. PICS. (R) February, 1958. John Patric Knowlea. Agar, Audrey Totter.

351 Jet -Jun Length Length In Mina. In Mine. JET JOB 6s JOHNNY O'CLOCK 83 MONOGRAM. (R) April 6, 1952. Stanley Clements COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1947. Dick Powell, Evelyn (SR) March 23, 1952. Keyes. JET PILOT 112 JOHNNY ONE -EYE 78 UNIVERSAL (R) October. 1957. John Wayne, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) May 5, 1950. Pat O'Brien, Janet Leigh. Color. Wayne Morrie. JOHNNY ROCCO 84 JEWELS OF BRANDENBURG 64 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1958. Stephen TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) May, 1947 McNally. Richard Eyer. Richard Travis. Micheline Cheirel. JOHNNY STOOL PIGEON 78 JIGGS AND MAGGIE IN COURT 80 UNIVERSAL (R) July, 1949. Howard Duff, Shel- MONOGRAM. (R) December 12, 1948. Joe Yule ley Wtntera. Rents Riano. JOHNNY THE GIANT KILLER 70 JIGGS AND MAGGIE IN JACKPOT JITTERS 67 LIPPERT. (R) Jens 6, 1955. Petry Tale. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) August 28, 1949. Joe Yule, JOHNNY TREMAIN 60 Bence Riano. BUENA VISTA (R) July, 1957. Hal Stalmaster, JIGGS AND MAGGIE IN SOCIETY 66 Luana Patten. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) December 12, 1947. Joe Yule, JOHNNY TROUBLE 80 Renie Riano. WARNER BROS. (R) September, 1957. Ethel JIGGS AND MAGGIE OUT WEST 66 Barrymore, Cecil Kellaway. MONOGRAM. (B) April 23, 1950. Joe Yule, Rents JOHN PAUL JONES (T) 126 Rtano. WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1959. Robert Stack, Macdonald Carey. JIGSAW71UNITED ARTISTS. (B) March 11. 1949. Franchot JOKPARIAMOUNDT 123 Tone. Jean Wallace. (R)EOctober, 1957. Frank Sinatra, JIM THORPE-All AMERICAN 107 Mitzi Gaynor. WARNER BROS. (R) September 1. 1951. Burt JOLSON SINGS AGAIN 80 Lancaster, Phyllis Theater. COLUMBIA. (B) February, 1950. Larry Parke JINX MONEY 68 Barbara Hale. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) June 27, 1948. Leo Gorcey, Hunts Hall. JOLSON STORY, THE 128 JIVARO N COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1947. Larry Parts, ARAMOUNT. (B) February, 1954. Fernando William Demurest. Color. Lamas. Rhonda Fleming. Color. JOURNEY, THE 125 JOAN OF ARO 145 METRO -Goldwyn-MAYER. (B) February, 1959 RKO RADIO. (B) September 2, 1950. Ingrid Yul Brynner, Deborah Kerr. Color. Bergman, Jose Ferrer. Color. JOURNEY TO THE CENTER OF THE EARTH (Ca) . 192 JOE BUTTERFLY (Ca) 90 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December, UNIVERSAL (B) July, 1957. Audie Murphy, 1959. Pat Boone, James Mason. Color. George Nader. Color. JOURNEY INTO LIGHT 87 JOE DAKOTA 79 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1951 UNIVERSAL (R) September. 1957. Jock Mahoney Sterling Hayden, Viveca Lindfora. Luana Patten. Color. JOURNEY TO FREEDOM 60 JOE LOUIS STORY. THE 66 REPUBLIC (R) June, 1957. Jacques Scott, Gene- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 18, 1953. Coley vieve Aumont. Wallace, James Edwards. JOURNEY TOGETHER 80 JOE MACBETH s0 RKO RADIO. (R) March T, 1946. Edward G. Rob- COLUMBIA. (B) February, 1958. Paul Douglas, inson,so Bemis Lore. Ruth Roman. JOY 65 JOE PALOOKA, CHAMP 70 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) October, 1958. Red Fulton, MONOGRAM. (B) May 28, 1946. Joe Kirkwood Ann Doran. Elyse Knox. JUBAL (Ca) 101 JOE PALOOKA IN BIG FIGHT 66 COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1956. Glenn Ford, Ernest MONOGRAM, (B) March 8, 1949. Leon Errol, Joe Borgnine, Rod Steiger. Color. Kirkwood. JUBILEE TRAIL 108 JOE PALOOKA IN COUNTERPUNCH 74 REPUBLIC. (R) May 15, 1954. Vera Ralston MONOGRAM, (B) August 14, 1949. Joe Kirkwood, Forrest Tucker, Leon Errol. JUDGE. JOE PALOOKA IN FIGHTING MAD 73 FILMTHCL ASSICS. (R) January 18, 1949. Milburn MONOGRAM. (R) February 7. 1948. Joe Kirk- Stone, Katherine DeMllle. wood, Jr., Elyse Knox. JUDGE STEPS OUT, THE I JOE PALOOKA IN THE KNOCKOUT 72 RKO RADIO. (B) June 11, 1949. Alexander Knox MONOGRAM. (R) October 18, 1947. Leon Errol, Ann Sotbern. yseJOE JUGGLER, THE s6 PALOÓK IN THE SQUARED CIRCLE 68 COLUMBIA. (B) June. 1953. Kirk Douglas. MDly MONOGRAM. (R) November 5, 1950. Joe Kirk- Vitale. wood, Myrna Dell. JUKE BOX RACKET 62 JOE PALOOKA MEETS HUMPHREY 83 BRENNER. (R) May, 1960. Steve Karmen, Arlene MONOGRAM. (R) February 5, 1950. Joe Kirkwood, Corwin. Leon Errol. JUK RHYTHM 81 JOHN LOVES MARY 98 COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1959. Jack Jones, Jo Mor- WARNER BROS. (R) February 19, 1949. Ronald row. Reagan, Jack Carson. JULIA MISBEHAVES JOHNNIE COMES FLYING HOME 65 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Aug. 5, 1948 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1948 Greer Garcon. Walter Pidgeon. Maratha Stewart, Richard Crane. JULIE 99 JOHNNY ALLEGRO 81 METRO GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, CCOLUMBIA. (R) June, 1949. George Raft, 1956. Doris Day, Louis Jourdan, Barry Sullivan, Nina Frank Lovejoy. JOHNNY ANGEL 78 JULIUS CAESAR 121 RKO-RADIO. (B) August, 1945. George Raft. MGM. (B) Special, 1053. Marlon Brando, James Signe Hasso. Mason. Greer Gerson, Deborah Kerr. JOHNNY BELINDA 103 JUMP INTO HELL b WARNER BROS. (R) October 23, 1948. Jane WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 14, 1955. Jack Wyman. Lew Ayres. Samoa, Kurt Kasznar. JOHNNY CONCHO 84 JUMPING JACKS 96 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1956. Frank PARAMOUNT. (B) July, 1952. Dean Martin Sinatra. Phyllis Kirk. Jerry Lewis. JOHNNY DARK 83 JUNCTION OITY 84 UNIVERSAL (R) July 1954. Tony Curtis, Piper COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1952. Charles Starrett, Laurie. Color. Smiley Burnett.. JOHNNY DOESN'T LIVE HERE ANY MORE 79 JUNE BRIDE 07 MONOGRAM. (R) July 8. 1944. Simone Simon, WARNER BROS. (B) November 13, 1948. Bette Jame« Ellison. Davis. Robert Montgomery. JOHNNY FRENCHMAN (Brit.) 104 JUNGLE. THE 74 UNIVERSAL (B) Ostaber, 1946. Iranealw Resq LIPPERT. (R) August 1, 1952. Rod Cameron Tom Walls. Cesar Romero. JOHNNY GUITAR 110 JUNGLE CAPTIVE 65 REPUBLIC. (R) August 28, 1954. Joan Crawford UNIVERSAL. (R) June 29, 1945. Otto Kruger, Sterling Hayden. Color. Amelita Ward. JOHNNY HOLIDAY 92 JUNGLE FLIGHT 67 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February 17, 1950. Wil- PARAMOUNT. (R) August 22, 1947. Robert liam Bendix, Allen Martin, Jr. Lavery, Ann Savage. JOHNNY IN THE CLOUDS (Brit.) 100 JUNGLE GENTS 84 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March 15. 1946. Michael ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 5, 1954. Leo Bedgrave, John Mills. Gorcey, Hunts Hall. 352 Jun-Kil

Length Len nth In Mine. In Mlns. JUNGLE GIRL 70 KEEPER OF THE BEES 68 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) December 7, 1952 COLUMBIA. (R) July 10, 1947. Harry Daven- Johnny Sheffield. port, Michael JUNGLE GODDESS II KELLY(Cu)AND 88 SCREEN GUILD. (B) August 13, 1948. George UNIVERSAL. (B) April. 1957. Van Johnson, Beeves, Wanda McKay. Piper Laurie. Color. JUNGLE HEADHUNTERS 0e KENTUCKIAN, THE (Cs) 104 RKO RADIO. (B) June. 1951. Amazon Expedition UNITED ARTISTS. (B) August, 1955. Burt Color. Lancaster, Diana Lynn, Dianne Foster. Color. JUNGLE HEAT 75 KENTUCKY JUBILEE 67 UNITED ARTISTS (R) August, 1957. Lox Barker, LIPPERT. (R) May 18, 1951. Jerry Colonna, Jean Mari Blanchard. Porter. JUNGLE JIM 73 KENTUCKY RIFLE 82 COLUMBIA. (B) December, 1948. Johnny Weiss- HOWCO. (R) July, 1956. Chill Wills, Lance muller. Virginia Grey. Fuller. Color. JUNGLE JIM IN THE FORBIDDEN LAND 85 KETTLES IN THE OZARKS, THE el COLUMBIA. (R) March. 1952. Johnny Weissmuller, UNIVERSAL. (B) April, 1958. Marjorie Main Angela Greene. Arthur Hunnicutt. JUNGLE MAN-EATERS 68 KETTLES ON OLD MAC DONALD'S FARM 81 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1954. Johnny Weissmuller UNIVERSAL (B) June. 1957. Marjorie Main, JUNGLE MANHUNT 88 Parker Fennelly. COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1951. Johnny Weiss- KEY, THE (Cs) 133 muller, Sheila Ryan. COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1958. William Holden, JUNGLE MOON MEN 70 Sophia Loren. COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1955. Johnny Welaemnller, KEY LARGO 101 Jean Byron. WARNER BROS. (R) July 81. 1948. Humphrey JUNGLE OF CHANG 67 Bogart, Lauren Recall. Edward G. Robinson. BKO RADIO. (B) November. 1951. Siam Doeu- KEY TO THE CITY 98 mentary. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 24, JUNGLE PATROL 70 1950. Clark Gable, Loretta TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, Young. 1948. Kristine Miller, Arthur Franc KEY WITNESS 87 JUNGLE STAMPEDE 66 COLUMBIA. (R) October 9, 1947. John Beal REPUBLIC. (R) July 29, 1950. George Breakaton, Trudy Marshall. Yorke Coleen. KEYS OF THE KINGDOM 137 JUNGLE WOMAN N TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, UNIVERSAL. (R) July 7, 1944. Evelyn Ankers, 1945. Gregory Peck, Thomas Mitchell. J. Cerro] Na1sh. KHYBER PATROL 71 JUNIOR MISS g4 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1954. Richard 20th CENTURY -FOX. (B) August, 1945. Peggy Egan. Dawn Addami, Color. Ann Garner, Allyn Joslyn. KID FOR TWO FARTHINGS. A (Brit.) 0I JUNIOR PROM 89 LOPERT. (B) April, 1956. Celia Johnson, Diana MONOGRAM. (R) May 11, 1946. Freddie Dore. Color. Stewart. June Preisgier. KID FROM AMARILLO, THE 58 JUPITER'S DARLING (Cs) 95 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1951. Charles Starrett, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 18, Smiley Burnette. 1955. Esther Williams, Howard Keel. Color. KID FROM BROKEN GUN, THE se JUST ACROSS THE STREET 79 COLUMBIA. (R) August. 1952. Charles Starrett UNIVERSAL (R) June, 1952. Ann Sheridan, KID FROM CLEVELAND. THE 89 John Lund. REPUBLIC. (R) September 5, 1949. George Brent, JUST BEFORE DAWN 65 Lynn Bari. COLUMBIA. (Ill March 7. 1946. Warner Baxter. KID FROM BROOKLYN. THE 114 Mona Barrie. RKO RADIO. (R) March 21, 1946. Danny Kaye JUST FOR YOU 95 Virginia Mayo. Color PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1952. Bing Crosby KID FROM LEFT FIELD, THE 67 Jane Wyman. Color. 20TH CENTURY -FOX (R) July, 1958. Dan JUST THIS ONCE 90 Dailey, Anne Bancroft. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) March. 1952 KID Peter Laaferd. Janet Leigh. FROM TEXAS, THE 78 JUST WILLIAM'S LUCK (Brit.) 88 UNIVERSAL (R) March, 1950. Audie Murphy, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) December, 1948. William Gale Storm. Color. Graham. Gary Marsh. KID MONK BARONI 88 JUSTICE IS DONE (Fr.) 95 REALART. (R) May, 1952. Bruce Cabot Richard BURSTYN. (R) March, 1953. Claude No1Ber, Rober. Nichel Auclair. KID SISTER, THE 68 JUVENILE JUNGLE (N) 69 PRC PICTURES. (B) February 6, 1945. Judy REPUBLIC (R) April, 1958. Corey Allen, Rebecca Clark, Roger Pryor. Welles. KIDNAPPED 81 MONOGRAM. (R) November 28, 1948. Roddy McDowell, Sue England. K KILL OR BE KILLED 68 EAGLE LION. (R) April. 1950. Lawrence Tierney, KANGAROO 84 George Catlouris. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) June, 1952 Maureen KILL THE UMPIRE 78 O'Hara, Peter Lawford. COLUMBIA. KANGAROO KID 73 (R) May, 1950. William Bendix, Una UNITED ARTISTS. (B) October 22, 1950. Jack Merkel. Mahoney, Veda Borg. KILLER APE. THE 68 KANSAS CITY CONFIDENTIAL 98 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1953. Johnny Weiss- UNITED ARTISTS. (E) January 16. 1óäg. Jahn muller, Carol Thurston. Payne. Coleen Gray. KILLER AT LARGE e3 KANSAS CITY KITTY 63 EAGLE LION. (R) May 31, 1947. Robert Lowery, COLUMBIA. (R) August 24, 1944. Joan Davie, Anabel Shaw. Jane Frazee, Bob Crosby. KILLER DILL 71 KANSAS PACIFIC 73 SCREEN GUILD, (B) August 2. 1947. Stuart ALLIED ARTISTS (R) February 22, 1953. Erwin, Anne Gwynne. Sterling Hayden, Eye Miller. Color. KILLER IS LOOSE. THE 73 KANSAS RAIDERS 80 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) February. 1956. Joseph UNIVERSAL (R) November 1950. Audie Murphy Cotten. Rhonda Fleming, Wendell Corey. Marguerite Chapman. Color. KILLER LEOPARD 70 KANSAS TERRITORY 73 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) August 22', 1954. Johnny MONOGRAM. (B) May 4, 1952. Bill Elliott, Sheffield, Beverly Garland. Peggy Stewart KILLER MeCOY KATH O' (Cs) 99 104 METRO - UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1958. Dan Duryea, Patty GOLDWYN - MAYER. (R) December, McCormack. Color. 1947. Mickey Rooney, Brian Donlevy. KATIE DID IT 81 KILLER SHARK 78 UNIVERSAL. (B) May. 1951. Ann Blyth, Mark MONOGRAM. (R) March 19, 1950, Soddy Mc- Stevens. Dowell. Laurette Lases. KAZAN 6ó KILLER SHREWS THE 72 COLUMBIA. (R) July 14, 1949. Stephen Dunne. McLENDON. ('B) November, 1959. Jame. Beet, Lela Maxwell. Ingrid Goode. KEEP YOUR POWDER DRY 08 KILLER THAT STALKED NEW YORK .. 79 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) March. 1945. COLUMBIA. (B) December, 1950. Evelyn Keys, lana Turner, Laraine Day Susan Peter". Charles limb.. 353 Kil-Lad Length Length In Mlns.73 In Mills. KILL HER GENTLY KISS THEM FOR ME (Cs) 105 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1958. Griffith Jones, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) December, Marc Lawrence. 1957. Cary Grant, Jayne Mansfield. Color. KISS TOMORROW GOODBYE 102 KILLING, THE 83 WARNER BROS. (R) August 19, 1950. James UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1956. Sterling Cagney, Barbara Peyton. Hayden, Coleen Gray. KISSING BANDIT. THE 100 KILLERS, THE 102 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAY Ell (It) .11nuary 1949 UNIVERSAL. (R) August 30, 1946. Burt Lan- Frank Sinatra, Kathryn Graysuu Color. caster, Ara Gardner. KITTY 103 PARAMOUNT. (R) January 25, 1918. Paulette KILLERS FROM SPACE 71 Goddard, Ray Milland. REO RADIO. (R) January 23, 1954. Peter Graves, KNICKERBOCKER HOLIDAY 85 Barbara 'lesion UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March 17. 1944. Nelson KILLER'S KISS 87 Eddy, Charles Coburn. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1955. Frank KNIGHTS OF THE ROUND TABLE (Ca) 115 Bilvera, Jamie Smith. MGM. (B) January 15, 1954. Robert Taylor, Ava KILROY WAS HERE 68 Gardner, Mel Ferrer. Color. MONOGRAM. (It) July 19, 1947.. Jackie Cooper, KNOCK ON ANY DOOR 100 Jackie Coogan. COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1949. Humphrey Bogart, KIM 113 John Derek METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 26, KNOCK ON WOOD 103 1951. Errol Flynn, Dean Stockwell. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1954. Danny Raye, Mal KIND HEARTS AND CORONETS (BrIt.) 101 Zetterling. Color. EAGLE LION. (It) Apr11, 1950. Dennis Price, ICON-TIKI 73 Valerie Hobson, Alee Guinness. RHO RADIO. (R) April, 1951. Adventure -Docu- KIND LADY 78 mentar)'. ICOREA PATROL 57 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 29, 1951 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) January 15, 1951. Richard Ethel Rarrvmore, Maurice Evans. Emory, Ten Duna. KING DINOSAUR 59 78 LIPPERT. (R) June 17, 1955. Bill Bryant. Wanda KO O Curtis. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1957. ICING OF THE BANDITS 66 Barbara Lawrence, John Emery. MONOGRAM. (R) November 8, 1947. Gilbert Roland, Angelo Green. L KING OF THE CORAL SEA (Aust.) 74 24. LA RONDE (Fr.) 90 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 1958. Chips COMMERCIAL. (R) March, 1954. All Star Cast Rafferty, Charles Tingwell. LADIES COURAGEOUS 88 KING AND FOUR QUEENS, THE 86 UNIVERSAL. (R) March 17. 1944. Loretta UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1956. Clark Young, Geraldine Fitzgerald. Gable, Eleanor Parker. Color. LADIES' MAN 90 KING OF THE GAMBLERS 60 PARAMOUNT. (R) February 7, 1947. Eddie REPUBLIC. (R) April 26, 1948. Janet Martin, Bracken, Virginia Welles. William Wright. LADIES OF THE CHORUS 61 COLUMBIA. (R) February 10, 1949. Adele Jergena, KING AND I, THE (Cs) 139 Marilyn Monroe. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July. 1956. LADIES OF WASHINGTON 61 Deborah Kerr, Yin Brynner. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1944 KING OF THE KHYBER RIFLES (Cs) 99 Ronald Graham, Trudy Marshall. 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1954. Tyrone LADY AND THE BANDIT, THE 79 Power, Terry Moore, Michael Rennie. Colar. COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1951. Louis Hayward, KING OF THE WILD HORSES 79 Patricia Medina. COLUMBIA. (R) March 27, 1947. Preston Foster. LADY AND THE MONSTER, THE 86 Gall Patrick. REPUBLIC. (R) April 17, 1944. Vera Hruba KING RICHARD AND THE CRUSADERS (Cs) 113 Rabien, Richard Arlen. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) August 7, 1954. Rex LADY AND THE TRAMP (Cs) 75 Harrison. George Sanders. Color. BUENA VISTA. (R) July, 1955. Cartoon. Color ICING SOLOMON'S MINES 102 LADY AT MIDNIGHT BI METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 24, EAGLE LION. (R) August 15. 1948. Richard Den- 1950. Deborah Kerr, Stewart Granger. Color. ning, Frances Rafferty. KINGS GO FORTH 109 LADY CONFESSES. THE 64 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1958. Frank Sinatra, PRC PICTURES. (R) May 16, 1945. Mary Beth Tony Curtis. Hughes. Hugh Beaumont. KINGS OF THE OLYMPICS 60 LADY FROM SHANGHAI, THE 87 T7NITED ARTISTS. (R) April 1, 1948. COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1948. Rita Hayworth, KING'S THIEF, THE (Cs) 79 Orson Welles. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August 5, LADY FROM TEXAS, THE 78 1955. Edmund Purdom, Ann Blyth, David Niven, UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1951. Howard Duff, George Sanders. Color. Mona Freeman. Color. KING OF THE WILD STALLIONS (Cs) 76 LADY GODIVA 89 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1959. George Mont- UNIVERSAL. (R) November 1955. Maureen gomery, Diane Brewster. Color. O'Hara, George Nader. Color. KISMET 100 LADYKILLERS, THE (Brit.) 93 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1944 CONTINENTAL. (B) March, 1956. Alec Guianese, Ronald Colman, Marlene Dietrich. Color. Cecil Parker. Color. KISMET (Cs) 11S LADY IN THE DARK 100 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December 23 PARAMOUNT. (R) Special, 1943-44. Ginger 1955. Howard Keel, Ann Blyth. Color. Rogers, Ray Milland. Color. KISS AND TELL 90 LADY IN THE DEATH HOUSE 64 COLUMBIA. (R) October 18, 1945. Shirley PRC PICTURES. (B) March 15, 1944. Lionel Temple. Jerome Coirtland. AtwIll, Jean Parker. KISS BEFORE DYING, A (Cs) 94 LADY IN THE IRON MASK 78 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1956. Robert TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1952. Wagner, Jeffrey Hunter, Virginia Leith. Color. Louis Hayward, Patricia Medina. KISS FOR CORLISS. A 88 LADY IN THE LAKE 105 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 8. 1950. Shirley METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1947 Temple, David Niven. Robert Montgomery. Audrey Totter. KISS IN THE DARK, A 87 LADY, LET'S DANCE 88 WARNER BRO8. (R) March 26, 1949. David MONOGRAM. (R) April 11, 1944. Belita, James Niven, Jane Wyman. Ellison. KISS ME DEADLY 105 LADY LUCK 97 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1955. Ralph Meeker, RKO-RADIO. (R) October 18, 1946. Robert Young, Clods Leechmen. Barbara Hale. KISS ME KATE (3D) 109 LADY OF VENGEANCE 83 MGM. (R) November 26, 1953. Kathryn Grayson, UNITED ARTISTS (R) August, 1957. Dennis Howard Keel, Ann Miller. Color. O'Keefe, Ann Sears. ICISS OF DEATH 99 LADY ON A TRAIN 94 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, UNIVERSAL. (R) August 17. 1945. Deanna Dur- 1947 Victor Mature, Brian Donlevy. bin. Ralph Bellamy. KISS OF FIRE 87 LADY PAYS OFF, THE 80 UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1955. Jack Faience, UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1951. Linda Darnell. Barbara Rush. Color. Stephen McNally. KISS THE BLOOD OFF MY HANDS 79 LADY POSSESSED. A 87 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1948. Joan Fon- REPUBLIC. (R) January 26, 1952. James Mesa, taine, Burt Lancaster. Jose Havoc. 354 Lad -Law Length Length Mine. In Mina. In LAST HUNT, THE (Cs) LADY SAYS NO, THE 80 (R) February 24, (R) January 14, 1952. David METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. UNITED ARTISTS. 1958. Robert Taylor, Stewart Granger. Color. Niven, Joan Caulfield. LAST HURRAH, THE 121 LADY SURRENDERS, A (Brit.) 117 COLUMBIA (R) November, 1958. Spencer Tracy, UNIVERSAL. (R) June 19, 1947. Margaret Lock- Jeffrey Hunter. wood, Stewart Granger. LAST MUSKETEER, THE 67 1952. Rex Allen, Mary LADY TAKES A CHANCE, A 86 REPUBLIC. (R) March 1, RICO RADIO. (R) Block 1, 1943-44. Jean Arthur, Ellen Kay. 80 John Wayne. LAST OF THE BADMEN (Cs) 94 ALLIED ARTISTS. (ii) February 17, 1957. LADY TAKES A FLYER, THE (Cs) George Montgomery, Keith Larsen. Color. UNIVERSAL (It) February, 1958. Lana Turner, LAST OF THE BUCCANEERS 76 Jeff Chandler. COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1950, Paul Henreid, LADY TAKES A SAILOR, THE 89 Jack Oakle. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) December 24. 1949. Jane LAST OF THE COMANCHES.... 85 Wyman, Dennis Morgan. COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1953. Broderick Craw - 92 Hale. Color. LADY WANTS MINK, THE ford, Barbara 103 30, 1953. Dennis O'Keefe, LAST DAYS OF POMPEII, THE REPUBLIC. (R) March UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1960. Steve Reeves, Muth Hussey. Color. Color. LADY WITHOUT PASSPORT, A 72 Cristina Kaufmann. LAST OF THE DESPERADOES 71 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August 18, FILM. (It) Decembr 1, 1955. 1950. Hedy Lamarr, John Hodtak. ASSOCIATED 93 Jame% Craig, Jim Davis. LAFAYETTE ESCADRILLE LAST MAN TO HANG, THE (Brit.) 75 WARNER BROS. (R) March, 1958. Tab Hunter, 1956. Torn Conway, Choureau. COLUMBIA. (R) December, Etchika 85 Gayson. LAKE PLACID SERENADE Eunice 81 Vera Hruba LAST MILE, THE REPUBLIC. (R) December 23, 1944. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1959. Mickey Ralston, William Frawley. Clifford David. FURY 82 Rooney. 50 LAND OF (Brit.) LAST OF THE PONY RIDERS UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1955. Jack Hawkins, November, 1953. Gene Autry Glynis Johns. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) LAND OF THE LAWLESS 59 Smiley Burnett.. MONOGRAM. (R) May 3, 1947. Johnny Mack LAST OF THE REDMAN, THE 77 Brown, Raymond Hatton. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1947, Jon Hall, Evelyn LAND OF THE OUTLAWS 55 Ankara. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) September 16, 1944. Johnny LAST OUTPOST, THE 89 Mack Brown. PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1951. Ronald Reagan, LANDFALL (Brit.) 88 Rhonda Fleming. Color. STRATFORD. (R) May 9, 1953. Michael Denison, LAST POSSE. THE 73 Patricia Plunkett. COLUMBIA. (R) July. 1953. Broderick Crawford, LAND OF THE PHARAOHS (Cs) 105 John Derek. Wands Hendrix. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) July 2, 1955. Jack LAST RIDE, THE 56 Hawkrns, Joan Collins. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) October 7, 1944. Richard LAND UNKNOWN, THE (Cs) 78 Travis, Eleanor Parker. UNIVERSAL (R) August 1957. Jock Mahoney, LAST ROUND -UP, THE 77 Shawn Smith. COLUMBIA. (R) Nov. 5, 1947. Gene Autry, Jean LANDRUSH 54 Heather. COLUMBIA. (R) October 17, 1946. Charles Star- LAST STAGECOACH WEST 67 rett, Smiley Burnette. REPUBLIC (R) July, 1957. Jim Davis, Mary LARAMIE MOUNTAINS 53 Castle. LA STRADA (Ital.) I I5 COLUMBIA. (R) April. 1952. Charles Starrett TRANS -LUX. (R) July, 1950. Anthony Quinn, Smiley Burnette. Richard Huebert. Otuletta Manina. 55 116 LARAMIE TRAIL, THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS, THE REPUBLIC. (R) April 3, 1944. Bob Livingston, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 19, Smiley Burnette. 1954. Elizabeth Taylor Van Johnson. Color. LARCENY 89 LAST TRAIN FROM BOMBAY 72 UNIVERSAL. (B) August, 1948. John Payne, Joan COLUMBIA. (B) August, 1952. Jon Hall, Lisa Caulfield. Ferraday. 84 g8 LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL (VV) LARCENY IN HER HEART Douglas, Anthony PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (B) PARAMOUNT. July, 1959. Kirk 10, 1946. Cheryl Walker. Quinn. Color. July Hugh Beaumont, LAST VOYAGE, THE 91 LA SORCIERE (Fr.) 07 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1960. ELLIS (R) December, 1956. Marina Vlady. Robert Stack, Dorothy Malone. Color. LAS VEGAS SHAKEDOWN 79 LAST WAGON. THE (Cs) 99 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 15 1955. Dennis TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, O'Keefe, Thomas Gomez. 1956. Richard Widmark, Felicia Farr. Color. LAS VEGAS STORY 88 LATE GEORGE APLEY. THE 98 RKO RADIO. (R) February, 1952. Jane Russell, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1947. Ronald Colman, Peggy Cummins. Victor Mature. 104 LAST ANGRY MAN, THE 100 LATIN LOVERS COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1959. Paul Muni, MGM. (R) August 28. 1953. Lana Turner, Ricardo David Wayne. Montalban, John Lund. Color. g9 LAUGHING ANNE (Brit.) 90 LAST BANDIT. THE Corey. REPUBLIC (R) April 25, 1949. William Elliott, REPUBLIC (R) July 1, 1954. Wendell Margaret Lockwood. Color. Adrian Booth. Color. 88 LAST BLITZKREIG, THE 84 LAURA COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1959. Van Johnson, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November. Kerwin Mathews. 1944. Gene Tierney. Dana Andrews. LAST BRIDGE, THE 90 LAVENDAR HILL MOB, THE (Brit.) 82 UNION (it) August, 1957. Maria Schell, Bernard UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1951. Alec Guinness. Stanley Holloway. Wick!. 86 LAST CHANCE, THE 105 LAW AND JAKE WADE, THE (Cs) METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) May, 1946 MGM (R) June, 1958. Robert Taylor, Richard Color. E. G. Morrison, John Hay. Widmark. 105 LAST COMMAND, THE 110 LAW AND THE LADY. THE REPUBLIC. (B) August 3, 1955. Sterling Hayden, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 20. 1951. Greer Gerson. Michael Wilding. Anna Marla Alberghettl. Color. 80 LAST CROOKED MILE, THE 67 LAW AND ORDER REPUBLIC. (B) August 9, 1946, Donald Barry, U -I. (R) May, 1953. Ronald Reagan, Dorothy Ann Savage. Malone. Color. LAST DAYS OF BOOT HILL 58 LAW COMES TO GUNSIGHT, THE 56 COLUMBIA. (It) November 20, 1947. Charles MONOGRAM. (It) May 24, 1947. Johnny Stack Starrett, Smiley Burnette. Brown, Raymond Hatton. LAST OF THE FAST GUNS (Cs) 82 LAWLESS EIGHTIES 70 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1958. Jock Mahoney. Gil- REPUBLIC. (R) May 81, 1957. Buster Crabbe, bert Roland. Color. John Smith. LAST FRONTIER, THE (Ca) 98 LAWLESS STREET, A 78 COLUMBIA. (R) January. 1956. Victor Mature. COLUMBIA. (B) December, 1955. Randolph Scott. Goy Madison, Robert Preston. Color. Angela Lanobury. Color. LAST FRONTIER UPRISING, THE 67 LAW MEN 55 REPUBLIC. (R) February 1, 1947. Monte Hale, MONOGRAM. (R) April 25, 1944. Johnny Mack Adrian Booth. Brown. 355 Law -Lim

Length Length In Mine. In MIna. LAW OF THE BARBARY COAST SI LET'S GO NAVY 88 COLUMBIA. (R) July 21. 1949. Gloria Henn, MONOGRAM. (R) July 29, 195L Leo Goren Stephen Dtmna Hunts Hall. LAW OF THE CANYON 55 LET'S GO STEADY 60 COLUMBIA. (R) April 24. 1947. Charles Starrett COLUMBIA. (R) January 4. 1945. Pat Parrish Smiley Burnette. Jackie Moran. LAW OF THE LASH 53 LET'S LIVE A LITTLE 85 PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) EAGLE LION. (R) November, 1948. Hedy Lamarr, February 28. 1997. Al LaRue. Mary Scott. Robert Cummings. LAW OF THE PANHANDLE 55 LET'S LIVE AGAIN 67 MONOGRAM. (R) September 17, 1950. Johnny TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOR. (R) April, 1948 Brown, Myron Healy. John Emery, Hillary Brooke. LAW OF THE VALLEY 52 LET'S MAKE IT LEGAL 77 MONOGRAM. (R) November 4. 1944. Johnny TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November Mack Brown. 1951. Claudette Colbert. Macdonald Cara. LAW VS. BILLY THE KID, THE 73 LET'S MAKE UP (Brit) 82 COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1954. Scott Brady, Bette UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1956. Errol St. John. Color. Flynn, Anna Neagle. Color. LAWLESS. THE 83 LET'S MAKE UP (Brut.) 04 PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1950. Macdonald Carey, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1955. Errol Flynn, Gail Russell. Anna Neagla Color. LAWLESS BREED 83 LET'S ROCK 79 UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1953. Rock Hudson, COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1958. Julius La Rosa, Julia Adams. Color. Phyllis Newman. LAWLESS BREED 58 LETTER FOR EVIE, A 89 UNIVERSAL. (R) August 18, 1946. Kirby Grant Fuzzy Knight. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January -Feb- ruary, 1946. Marsha Hunt. John LAWLESS CODE 58 Carroll. MONOGRAM. LETTER FROM AN UNKNOWN WOMAN, A 90 (R) December 4, 1949. Jimmy UNIVERSAL. (R) May. 1948. Joan Fontaine, Wakely, Cannonball Taylor. Louie LAWLESS boordan. COWBOYS 58 LETTERS FROM MY WINDMILL (Fr.) 118 MONOGRAM. (R) November 7, 1951. Whip Wilson TOHAN. (R) December, 1955. Henri Velbert, LAWLESS EIGHTIES 70 Rene Sarni. REPUBLIC (R) May, 1958. Buster Crabbe. John LETTER TO THREE WIVES. A 103 Smith. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February LAWLESS EMPIRE 59 1949. Jeanne Crain, Linda Darnell. Ann Sothern COLUMBIA. (R) November 15. 1945. Charles LIBEL 100 Starrett. Mildred Law. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1959 LAWLESS RIDER, THE 62 Olivia de Haviland, Dirk Bogarde. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1954. Johnny Car - LIEUTENANT WORE SKIRTS, THE (Ca) 09 LAY THATFRIFLE DOWN 71 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) Jarman' 1958. Tom REPUBLIC. (R) July 7, 1955. Judy Canova, Ewell, Sheree North. Color. Robert Lowery. LIFE BEGINS AT 17 75 COLUMBIA. (R) July. 1958. Mark Damon. Dorothy LEADVILLE GUNSLINGER 54 Johnson. REPUBLIC. (R) March 22, 1952. Allan "Rocky" LIFE AT STAKE, A 78 LEASe. E OF FILMAK.ERS. (R) December, 1955. Angela Lang - LIFE (Brit) 93 bury, Keith Andes. I.F.E. (R) March, 1956. Robert Donat, Kay Walsh. Color. LIFE IN THE BALANCE A 74 LEATHER GLOVES TWENTIETH CENTl BT -FOZ. (R) July, 1955. 75 Ricardo Montalban, Anne Bancroft. COLUMBIA. (R) November 11, 1948. Cameron OF OWN. Mitchell. Virginia Grey. LIFE HER A 108 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September 1 LEATHER SAINT. THE (VV) Ie 1950. Lana Turner, PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1958. John Derek, Paul Ray Milland. Douglas, Jody Lawrence, Cesar Romero. LIFE OF RILEY, THE 87 LEAVE TO UNIVERSAL. (R) March. 1949. William Bondi:, HER HEAVEN 110 James Gleason. 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1946. Gene LIFE WITH BLONDIE Tierney, Cone! Wilde. Color. 70 COLUMBIA. (R) December 13, 1945. Penny Sin- LEAVE IT TO BLONDIE 72 gleton. Arthur Lake. COLUMBIA. (R) February 22. 1945. Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake. LIFE WITH FATHER 118 LEAVE IT TO WARNER BROS. (R) September 13, 1947. Irene HENRY 87 Dunne, William Powell. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) June 12, 1949. Raymond Wal - burn, Walter Catlett. LIFEBOAT 76 LEAVE IT TO THE IRISH TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January 28 71 1944. Tallulah Bankhesd. William Bendix. MONOGRAM. (R) August 26. 1944. James Dunn, Wanda McKay. LIGHT IN THE FOREST. THE 93 BUENA VISTA. (R) July, 1958. Carol Lynley, LEAVE IT TO THE MARINES 88 James MacArthur. Color. LIPPERT. (R) September 28, 1951. Sid Melton, TOUCH. Mara Lynn. LIGHT THE 80 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December 7 LEECH WOMAN, THE 77 1951. Stewart Granger, Pier Angell. UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1960. Coleen Gray, Grant LIGHT TOUCH, THE 85 Williams. UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1958. Jack Hawkins, LEFT HAND OF GOD. THE (Ca) 87 Margaret Johnston. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, LIGHTHOUSE 62 1955. Humphrey Bogart, Gene Tierney. Color. PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) LEFT-HANDED GUN. THE 102 January 10. 1947. John Mel, June Lang. WARNER BROTHERS (R) May, 1958. Paul New- LIGHTNIN' IN THE FOREST 58 man. Lita Milan. REPUBLIC. (R) March 25, 1948. Lynne Roberts. LEGEND OF THE LOST (T) 109 Warren Douglas. UNITED ARTISTS (R) December, 1957. John LIGHTNING GUNS 56 Wayne. Sophia Loren. COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1950. Charle. Star- LEGION OF THE DOOMED 75 rett, Smiley Burnette. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 21. 1958. Bill LIGHTNING RAIDERS 81 Williams. Dawn Richard. PRC PICTURES. (Ri January 7. 1946. Buster LEMON DROP KID, THE 01 Crebbe. Al Bt. John. PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1951. Bob Hope, Marilyn LIGHTNING STRIKES TWICE BI Maxwell. WARNER BROS. (R) March 10, 1951. Ruth LES GIRLS (Ca) 114 Roman. Richard Todd. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) November, 1957 LIGHTS OF OLD SANTA FE 78 Gene Kelly, Mitzi Gaynor. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) November 6, 1944 Roy Rogers, LE8 MISERABLES 104 Dale Evans. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1952 LIKELY STORY, A 88 Michael Rennie, Debra Paget. REO RADIO. (R) April 18, 1947. Bill Williams, LE8 MISERABLES (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 110 Barbara Hale. I.F.E. (R) 1952. Valentina Cortese, Glno Lervi. LILI 81 LET'S BE HAPPY (Cs) 103 MGM. (R) July 10. 1958. Lea11e Caron, Mel ALLIED ARTISTS (R) June, 1957. Tony Martin, Ferrer, Jean Pierre Aumont. Vera -Ellen. Color. Color. LET'S DANCE 112 LILLI MARLENE (Brit.) 76 PARAMOUNT. (R) November 23, 1950. Betty Hut- RKO RADIO. (R) July, 1951. Lisa Daniel, ton, Fred Astaire. Color. Hugh McDermott LET'S DO IT AGAIN 85 LIMELIGHT 143 COLUMBIA. (R) July. 1953. Jane Wyman, Ray UNITED ARTISTS. (R1 February 8, 1953. Milland, Aldo Ray. Color. Claire Bloom, Charles Chaplin. 356 Lim-Lor

Length Len 9th In Mine. In Mies. LIMPING MAN. THE 78 LONE HAND 89 LIPPERT. (B) December 11, 1958. Lloyd Bridges, U -I. (R) May. 1953. Joel McCrea, Barbara Hale. Moira Lister. Color. LINEUP. THE 86 LONE HAND TEXAN 54 C0LUMBLI. (R) June, 1958. Eli Wallach, Robert COLUMBIA. (R) March 8, 1947. Charles Starrett, Keith. Smiley Barnette. LINDA, BE GOOD 67 LONELY HEARTS 10I EAGLE LION. (B) November 8, 1947. Elyse Knox, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1959. Montgomery Marie Wilson. Clüt, Robert Ryan. LION AND THE HORSE, THE 83 E RANGER AND THE LOST CITY OF GOLD, WARNER BROS. (R) April 19, 1952. Steve LNTHE 80 Cochran. Sherry Jackson. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1958. Clayton LION HUNTERS 75 Moore, Jay Silverheels. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) March 25, 1951. Johnny Shef- LONE STAR, THE 90 field, Ann Todd. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1952 LION IS IN THE STREETS, A 88 Clark Gable. Ava Gardner. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) October 8, 1958 LONE STAR MOONLIGHT 07 Barbara Hale. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) December 12. 1948. Ken Curtis, LI8B0No (N' 90 Joan Barton. REPUBLIC. (R) August 17, 1958. Rey Milland, LONE TEXAN. THE (Rs) 70 Maureen O'Hara. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1959 LI'L ABNER (VV) 144 Willard Parker, Grant Williams. PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1959. Peter Palmer LONE TEXAS RANGER 56 Leslie Parrish. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) November 20, 1945. "Wild" Bill LITTLE BIG HORN 85 Elliott, Alice Fleming. LIPPERT. (R) June 18, 1951. John Ireland. Lloyd LONE WOLF AND HIS LADY 80 Bridges. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1949. Ron Randell, June LITTLE BOY LOST I5 Vincent. PARAMOUNT. (B) October. 1953. Bing Crosby, LONE WOLF IN LONDON 68 Claude Dauphin. COLUMBIA. (R) November 13, 1947. Gerald Mohr, LITTLE EGYPT 82 Nancy Saunders. UNIVERSAL, (R) September. 1951. Mark Stevens LONE WOLF IN MEXICO 69 Rhonda Fleming. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) January 18, 1947. Gerald Mohr, LITTLE FUGITIVE 75 Eric Blore. EURSTYN. (R) October, 1958. Richie LONELY HEARTS BANDITS SO Aedrueco. 29, 1950. Dorothy Patrick, LITTLE GIANT 91 REPUBLIC. (R) August UNIVERSAL. (R) February 22, 1946; Abbott and Robert Rockwell. Costello. LONELY MAN, THE (VV) 87 LITTLE HUT, THE 90 PARAMOUNT (R) June, 1957. Jack Palance, An- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 24. 1957 thony Perkins. Ave Gardner, Stewart Granger, David Niven LONE RANGER, THE 85 Color. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 25, 1956 LITTLE IODINE 94 Clayton Moore, Jay !Riverbeds, Lyle Rehear, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 11, 1948. Jo Ann Bonita Granville. Color. Marlowe. Marc Cramer. LONESOME TRAIL 57 LITTLE KIDNAPPERS. THE (Brit.) SS MONOGRAM. (R) December 8. 1945. James UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 1954. Duncan Wskely. Lee "Lasses" White. Macrae Adrienne Corri. LONESOME TRAIL, THE 73 LITTLE MISS BIG 57 LIPPERT. (B) July 1, 1955. Wayne Morrie, John UNIVERSAL. (R) August 20, 1948. Fey Holden, Agar. Beverly Simmons. LONG DARK HALL, THE (Brit.) 88 LITTLE MISS BROADWAY 69 'UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 10, 1951. Rex COLUMBIA. (R) June 19, 1947. Jean Porter, Harrison. Lilli Palmer. John Shelton. LONG, GRAY LINE, THE (Ce) 138 LITTLE MISTER JIM Si COLUMBIA. (R) Special. 1955. Tyrone Power, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1947 Maureen O'Hara. Color. "Butch" Jenkins. Frances Gifford. LONG HAUL, THE 88 LITTLE SAVAGE 73 COLUMBIA (R) December, 1957. Victor Mature, TWENTIETH CENTURY-PDX. (R) March. 1959 Diana Dore. Pedro Armendon s. Rudolf() Hoyoa. LITTLEST LONG HOT SUMMER. THE (Cs) 115 HOBO, THE 77 CENTURY -FOX (R) March, 1958. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1958. Ruddy Hart TWENTIETH Wendy Stuart. Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward. LITTLEST OUTLAW, THE 75 LONG JOHN SILVER (Co) 109 BUENA VISTA. (R) February, 1956. Joseph Cal - DISTRIBUTORS CORP. OF AMERICA. (R) Feb- leis, Pedro Armendarts. Color. ruary, 1955. Robert Newton. Color. 90 LITTLE WOMEN 121 LONG. LONG TRAILER. THE METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April. 1949 MGM. (R) February 19, 1954. Lucille Ball, Deal June Allyson, Margaret O'Brien. Color. Ames. Color. LIVE FAST, DIE YOUNG 82 LONG MEMORY, THE (Brit.) 00 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1958. Mary Murphy, Norma ASTOR. (B) July, 1953. John Mills. Elizabeth Eberhardt. Sellan. LIVE WIRES 65 LONG NIGHT, THE 97 MONOGRAM. (R) January 12, 1946, Leo Gotcey, RHO RADIO. (R) August 6, 1947. Henry Fonda, Hunts Hall. Barbara Bel Geddes. LIVING DESERT. THE 73 LONG WAIT, THE 93 BUENAgq VISTA. (B) November. 1953. Documen- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1954. Anthony Quinn. Pegele Cantle. LIVING IDOL (Cs) IN LONGHORN. THE 70 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1957 MONOGRAM. (R) November 25, 1951. Wild Bill Steve Forrest. Lillian Montevecchl. Color. Elliott. Myron Healey. 99 LIVING IN A BIG WAY 103 LOOK BACK IN ANGER O-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1947 WARNER BROS. (R) September, 1959. Richard Gen Kelly. Marie MacDonald. Burton, Claire Bloom. 100 LIVIN IT UP 95 LOOK FOR THE SILVER LINING PA AMOUNT. (R) August, 1954. Martin and WARNER BROTHERS. (B) July 30, 1949. June Le a, Janet Leigh. Color. Haver, Ray Bolger. Color. LIZZIE 81 LOOKING FOR DANGER 8I 0-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 15. 1957. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) October, 1957. Hintz Hall, Ele nor Parker. Richard Boone. Stanley Clemente. LOOPHOLE 80 LOADS PISTOLS 79 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 28, 1954. Barry CO UMBIA. (R) January, 1949. Gene Autry, Bar- ber Sullivan, Dorothy Malone. Britton. LOOSE IN LONDON 82 LOAN HARK 79 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 24, 1953. Bowery LIP ERT. (R) May 23, 1952. George Raft, Doro- thy Hart. Boys. LOCKE , THE 05 LOOTERS. THE 87 RE RADIO. (R) December 20. 1946. Laraine UNIVERSAL. (R) May 1955. Rory Calhoun Day, Brian Aherne. Julie Adams. LODGE THE 84 LORD OF THE JUNGLE M TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January 7, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 12, 1955. Johnny 194. Laird Cregar, Merle Oberon. Sheffield. Wayne Morris. LONE UN, THE 78 LORNA DOONE 84 ARTISTS. (R) April, 1954. George COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1951. Barbara Hale M ornery, Dorothy Malone. Color. Richard Greene. Color. 357 Los -Mao

Length Length In Mina. In Mina. LOST ANGEL 91 LOVE SLAVES OF THE AMAZONS 81 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1944 UNIVERSAL (R) December, 1957. Don Taylor, Margaret O'Brien, James Craig. Grianna Segale. Color. LOST BOUNDARIES LOVE THAT BRUTE 85 97 20th 1950. Paul Doug- FILM CLASSIC. (B) July 2, 1945. Mel Ferrer, CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, Beatrice Pearson. las, Jean Peters. LOVER BOY (Brit.) 85 LOST CONTINENT 88 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, IIPPERT. (R) August 17, 1951. Cesar Romero, 1955. Gerard Philipe, Valerie Hobson, Joan Green- Hillary Brooke. wood. LOST CONTINENT (Ital.-Eng. narr.) (Cs)...... 64 LOVERS AND LOLLIPOPS 80 LOPERT. (It) March, 1957. Documentary. Color. TRANS -LUX. (R) April. 1956. Lori March. Ger- LOST HONEYMOON 69 ald O'Loughlin. EAGLE -LION. (R) March 15, 1947. Franchot LOVELY TO LOOK AT 105 Tone. Ann Richards. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1952 LOST IN ALASKA 78 Howard Keel, Kathryn Grayson. Calor. UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1952. Abbott & Cos- LOVER COME BACK 90 tello, Mitzi Green. UNIVERSAL. (R) June 21, 1946. George Brent, LOST IN A HAREM 89 Lucille Ball. METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYER. (R) December, LOVES OF CARMEN, THE 98 1944. Abbott and Costello. COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1948. Rita Hayworth, LOST LAGOON 79 Glenn Ford. Color. UNITED ARTISTS (R) February, 1958. Jeffrey LOVING YOU (VV) 101 Lynn, Peter Donat. PARAMOUNT (R) July, 1957. Elvis Presley, Lisa- LOST MISSILE, THE 70 beth Scott. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1958. Robert LUCK OF THE IRISH, THE 99 Loggia, Ellen Parker. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, LOST MOMENT. THE 89 1948. Tyrame Power, Anne Baxter. UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1947. Robert Cum- LUCKY LOSERS 69 mings. Susan Hayward. MONOGRAM. (R) May 14, 1950. Leo Gorcey, LOST PLANET AIRMEN 85 Hante Hall. REPUBLIC. (R) July 25, 1951. Tristram Coffin, LUCKY ME (Ca) 100 Mae Clarke. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) April 24, 1954. Doris LOST TRAIL, THE 53 Day, Robert Cummings, Phil Silvers. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) October 20, 1945. Johnny Mack LUCKY NICK CAIN 87 Brown, Raymond Hatton. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1951 LOST VOLCANO. THE 75 George Raft, Coleen Gray. MONOGRAM. (R) June 25. 1950. Johnny Sheffield LUCKY STIFF. THE 99 Donald Woods. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January 29, 1949. Dorothy LOST WEEKEND. THE 101 Lamour, Brian Donlon,. PARAMOUNT. (R) November 16. 1945. Ray LUCY GALLANT (VV) 104 Milland. Jane Wyman PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1955. Jane Wy- LOST WORLD, THE (Cs) 98 man, Charlton Heaton, Claire Trevor, Thelma Rit- TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1960 ter. Color. Michael Rennie, Jill St. John. Color. LULLABY OF BROADWAY 02 LOUISA 90 WARNER BROS. (R) March 24, 1951. Doris Day UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1950. Ronald Regen, Gene Nelson. Color. Ruth Hussey. LULU BELLE 87 COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1948. Dorothy Lamour, LOUISIANA 85 George Montgomery. MONOGRAM. (R) November 1, 1947. Jimmie Davis. Margaret Lindsay. LUMBER JACK 63 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 8. 1944. William LOUISIANA HAYRIDE 67 Boyd. COLUMBIA. (R) July 13, 1944. Judy Conover, Richard Lane. LURE OF THE MLA (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 74 I.F.E. (R) December. 1953. Silvana Mangano LOUISIANA STORY 77 Vittorio Gassman LOPERT. (R) September, 1948. Joseph Boudreaux, Idanel LURE OF THE SWAMP (Cs) 75 Le Blanc. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) June. 1957 LOUISIANA TERRITORY (3D) 85 Marshall Thompson, Joan Vohs. RHO RADIO. (B) October 16, 1959. Documentary LURE Color. OF THE WILDERNESS 92 LOVE TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, AND LEARN 83 1952. Jean Peters, Jeffrey Hunter. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) May 3, 1947. Jack Carson, Martha Vickers. LURED 102 LOVE UNITED ARTISTS. (B) September, 1947. George FROM A STRANGER 81 Sanders, Lucille Ball. EAGLE LION. (R) November 15, 1947. John Hodiak. Sylvia LUST FOR GOLD 90 Sidney. COLUMBIA. (B) June, 1949. Ida Lupino, Glenn LOVE HAPPY 85 UNITED ARTISTS. Ford. (R) March 3. 1950. Marx LUST FOR LIFE (Cs) 122 Bros., Ilona Massey. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September 15. LOVE, HONOR AND GOODBYE 87 REPUBLIC. 1956. Kirk Douglas, Anthony Quinn. Color. (R) September 15, 1945. Virginia LUSTY MEN. 113 Bruce, Victor MoLa glen. THE RKO RADIO. (R) October, 1952. Susan Hayward, LOVE IN THE AFTERNOON 125 Robert Mitcham. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957, Gary Cooper Audrey Hepburn. LUXURY GIRLS 98 LOVE IS A MANY-SPLENDORED UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January 30. 1953. Susan THING (Ca) 102 Stephen. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) August. 1955 William Holden, Jennifer Jones. Color. LUXURY LINER 98 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, LOVE IS BETTER THAN EVER 81 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1952 1948 George Brent. Jane Powell. Color. Elizabeth Taylor, Larry Parks LYDIA BAILEY 89 CENTTRtY-FOX. (R) June, 1952 LOVE LAUGHS AT ANDY HARDY 91 TWENTIETH METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1947 Dale Robertson, Anne Francis. Color. Mickey Rooney, Bonita Granville. LOVE LETTERS 101 PARAMOUNT. (R) October 26. 1945. Jennifer M Jones, Joseph Cotten. LOVEMAKER. THE (SpaIn) 99 M 88 TRANS -LUX (R) March, 1958. Betsy Blair, Jose COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1951. David Wayne, Suarez. Howard Da Silva. LOVE ME OR LEAVE ME (Cs) 108 MA BARKER'S KILLER BROOD 89 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 10. 1955 FILM SERVICE. (R) June, 1960. Lurene Tuttle, Darla Day James Cagney. Color. Tris Coffin. LOVE ME TENDER (Cs) 89 MA AND PA KETTLE 75 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November. UNIVERSAL. (B) April 1. 1949. Marjorie Main 1956. Elvis Presley, Richard Egan, Debra Paget. Percy Kilbride. LOVE NEST 84 MA AND PA KETTLE AT HOME 81 TWENTIP,TIt CENTURY -FOX. (B) October, 1951 U -I. (B) April. 1954. Marjorie Main, Percy William Lundt an. June Haver. Kilbride. LOVE ON THE DOLE (Brit.) 89 MA AND PA KETTLE AT THE FAIR 78 FOUR CONTINENTS. (R) October 12, 1945. De- UNIVERSAL. (R) April. 1952. Marjorie Main, borah Kerr. Clifford Evans. Percy Kilbride. LOVE ISLAND 68 MA AND PA KETTLE BACK ON THE FARM 81 ASTOR PILTOIIES. (R) May, 1980. Paul Valen- UNIVERSAL. (B) April. 1951. Marjorie Main, tine, Eva Gabor. Color. Percy Kilbride. 358 Maa-Man Length Length In Mlni. In Mins. MA AND PA KETTLE AT WAIKIKI 79 MAGNIFICENT OBSESSION, THE 108 SAL. (R) April, 1955. Marjorie Main. UNIVERSAL. (B) August, 1954. Jane Wyman rey Kilbride. Rock Hudson, Color. MA AND PA KETTLE GO TO TOWN 79 MAGNIFICENT ROGUE 74 UNIVERSAL. (R) April. 1950. Marjorie Main, REPUBLIC. (R) February 15, 1947. Lynne PSrcy Klibride. Roberta. Warren Douglas. MA AND PA KETTLE ON VACATION 75 MAGNIFICENT ROUGHNECKS 73 (B) April, 1953. Marjorie Main, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July 22, 1956. Jack UbIElbridSAL. Carson, Mickey Rooney. MAC 73 MAGNIFICENT YANKEE, THE 88 LIED ARTISTS (R) March, 1958. William METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February 9 P nce, Jacqueline Scott. 1951. Louis Calhern, Ann Harding. MAC O 80 MAHATMA GHANDI-20TH CENTURY PROPHET 81 R O RADIO. (B) April. 1952. Jane Russell. Robert UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1953. Documentary tedium MAIN STREET AFTER DARK 56 MAC s ETH 107 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January. 1945 R PUBLIC. (B) October, 1948. Orion Welles, Edward Arnold, Selena Boyle. J ,nette Nolan. MAIN STREET KID. THE 64 MAC ETE 75 REPUBLIC. (R) January 1. 1948. Al Pearce, Alan ITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1958. Mari Mowbray. B anchard, Albert Dekker. MAIN STREET TO BROADWAY 102 MAC INE GUN KELLY 84 MOM. (B) July 81 1958. All Star Cast. A s RICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) May, 1958 MAISIE GOES TO RENO 90 C arles Bronson, Susan Cabot. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, MAC INE GUN MAMA 67 1944. Ann Sothern, John Hodiak. P C PICTURES. (R) August 18, 1944. Armada, MAKE HASTE TO LIVE 90 E Brendel. Luis Alberni. REPUBLIC. (R) August 1. 1954. Dorothy McGuire MACIMBER AFFAIR. THE 90 Stephen McNally. ITED ARTISTS. (R) March 21. 1947. Gregory MAKE ME AN OFFER (Brit.) 88 P , Joan Bennett. ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1956 MAD LITTLE ISLAND 94 Peter Finch, Adrienne Corri. Color. It K FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA MAKE MINE LAUGHS 83 ( February, 1959. Jeannie Carson, Donald Sinden RHO -RADIO. (R) July, 1949. Gil Lamb, Bay Bol- C lor. ger. Joan Devi/. MAD AT THE WORLD 71 MAKE MINE MUSIC 74 F LMAKERS. (R) May, 1955. Frank Levele7 RHO -RADIO. (B) Special, 1945-48. Disney K te Braaaelle. Musical Feature. Color. MAD MAGICIAN, THE (3D) 72 MAKE YOUR OWN BED 82 COLUMBIA. (B) May, 1954. Vincent Price. Mary WARNER BROS. (R) June 10, 1944, Jack Car- M rphy. son, Jane Wyman. MAD WEDNESDAY 77 MALAYA 98 R O -RADIO. (R) October 28. 1950. Harold METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 6, L . d, Frances Ramsden. 1950. Spencer Tracy, James Stewart. MAD ME BOVARY 108 MALTA STORY. THE (Brit.) 98 RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1949 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1954. Alec Je niter Jones. Louis Jourdan, Van Heflin. Guinness. Jack Hawkins. MAD ME BUTTERFLY (ital.) 114 MAMA LOVES PAPA 80 L .E. (B) May, 1958. Kaoru Yachiguia, Michiko RHO -RADIO. (R) August 1945. Leon Errol, T aka. Color. Elisabeth Riadon. MADAME CURIE 124 MAMBO 94 ,TRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1944 PARAMOUNT. (R) April. 1955. Silvana Mangano, Pidgeon. Shelley Winters. Vittorio Gassman. MAD ALENA (ItaIW..Eng. dubbed) 90 MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE (Brit.) 93 I. .1g. (R) December, 1955. Marta Toren, Gino TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February C . Color. MAD sLHINE (Brit.) ICI 1949. Margaret Johnson, Dulcie Gray. IVERSAL. (R) April. 1950. Ann Todd, Ivan MAN ABOUT TOWN (French) 89 oRr. RHO RADIO. (B) Special. 1947. Maurice Cheval- MADE OISELLE FIFI 69 ier, Francois Perler. R c O RADIO. (R) Block 7, 1948-44. Simone MAN AFRAID (Cs) 84 Si. on. Kurt Hreuger. UNIVERSAL (R) June, 1957. George Nader, Phyl- MADNESS OF THE HEART (Brit.) 90 lis "'heater. SAL, (R) August, 1950. Margaret Lock - MAN ALIVE 70 w , Paul Dupuis. RHO -RADIO. (B) September. 1945. Pat O'Brien, Ellen Drew. MADONNA OF THE DESERT 60 MAN ALONE. A 98 R : PUBLIC. (R) February 23. 1948. Lynne Rob- REPUBLIC. (R) October 17, 1955. Ray Malland, , Donald Barry. Mary Murphy. Color. MADO NA OF THE SEVEN MOONS (Brit.) 88 MAN BAIT 78 SAL. (R) April 5, 1946. Phyllis Calvert, LIPPERT. (R) January 25. 1951 George Brent, St wart Granger. Marguerite Chapman. MADO NA'S SECRET 79 MAN BEHIND THE GUN 83 R 'r PUBLIC. (R) February 16, 1946. Francia Led- WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 81, 1953 er , Gail Petrick. Randolph Scott, Patrice Wymore. Color. MAGI ¢ BOW. THE (Brit.) 105 MAN BETWEEN. THE (Brit.) 100 AL. (B) July, 1947. Stewart Granger, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1954. James P Ills Calvert. Muon, Claire Bloom, Hildegarde Neff. MAGI BOX. THE (Brit.) 103 MAN CALLED PETER, A (Ca) 119 TER KINGSLEY. (R) September, 1952. Robert TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1955 Do t. Maria Schell. Color. Richard Todd. Jean Peters. Color. MAGI CARPET 84 MAN IN A COCKED HAT 88 UMBLi (R) October, 1951. Lucille Ball. John LION INTERNATIONAL. (R) May, 1960. Terry - Color. Thomas, Peter Sellers. MAGI FACE. THE 89 MAN CRAZY 79 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1951. Luther Adler, 30TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, 1953 Pa eta Knight. Neville Brand. Christine White. MAGIC FIRE 95 MAN-EATER OF THE KUMAON 79 R UBLIC. (R) Marot 29, 1956. Yvonne De - UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1948. Sabi'. Wendell Ca lo. Carlo, Thompson, Rita Gam. Color. Corey. Joanne Page. MAGI TOWN 103 MAN ESCAPED, A (Fr.) 94 R' O RADIO. (R) October 12, 1947. James CONTINENTAL (R) November, 1957. Robert Bres- St art. Jane Wyman. son. MAGN T. THE (Brit.) 78 MANFIBH 78 Li SAL. (R) February. 1951. William Fox UNITED ARTISTS. (B) February. 1956. John Ha - 'Welsh. Bromfield, Victor Jory. Color. MAGN TIC MONSTER, THE . 79 MAN FROM BITTER RIDGE. THE 80 TED ARTISTS. (R) February 10. 1953 Rich- UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1955. Lea Barker. Mara ard Carlson. Jean Bryon. Corday. Color. MAGNIFICENT DOLL THE 95 MAN FROM CAIRO 82 ERRAL. (R) November. 1946. Ginger LIPPERT. (R) November 27, 1953. George Raft Ro- era. Burgess Meredith, David Niven. Glenna Maria Canale. MAGN FICENT MATADOR THE (Cs) 94 MAN FROM COLORADO, THE ile 710TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June 1955 COLUMBIA. (R) December. 1998. Glenn Ford, Ma reen O'Hara, Anthony Quinn. Color. William Holden. Color. 359 Man -Mar

Length Length In Mini. In MAN FROM FRISCO 91 MAN INSIDE. REPUBLIC. THE (Cs) egg (R) July 1, 1944. Michael O'Shea, COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1958. Jack Palanca Anne Shirley. Anita Ekberg. Color. MAN FROM GOD'S COUNTRY (Cs) 70 MAN IN THE NET. THE 97 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) January, 1958. George UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1959. Alan Ladd, Montgomery, Randy Stuart. Color. Carolyn Jones. MAN ON THE PROWL 86 MAN FROM LARAMIE. THE (Cs) 104 UNITED ARTISTS (R) December, 1957. Mala COLUMBIA. (B) August, 1965. James Stewart,. Powers, James Arthur Kennedy. Color. Beet. MAN ON THE RUN (Brit.) 82 MAN FROM PLANET X, THE 70 STRATFORD. (R) February 26, 1952. Derek Farr, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 27, 1951. Robert Joan Hopkins. Clarke, Margaret Field. MAN OR GUN (N) 79 MAN FROM RAINBOW VALLEY 58 REPUBLIC. (R) May, 1958. McDonald Carey REPUBLIC. (B) June 15, 1946. Monte Hale, Audrey Totter. Adrian Booth. Color. MAN UPSTAIRS, THE 89 MAN FROM DEL RIO 93 LION INT. (R) August, 1959. Richard Attenbor- UNITED ARTISTS. (B) October. 1956. Anthony ough, Bernard Lee. Quinn, Katy Jurado. MAN WHO CHEATED HIMSELF, THE TWENTIETH 81 MAN FROM SONORA CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, 54 1951. Lee J. Cobb, Jane Wyatt, MONOGRAM. (B) March 11, 1951. Johnny Mack MAN WHO Brown. DARED, THE 85 COLUMBIA. (R) May 80, 1946. Leslie Brooke, MAN FROM TEXAS 71 George Macready. EAGLE LION. (R) November 29, 1997. James MAN WHO DIED Craig, TWICE, THE (N) 70 Johnnie Johnston. REPUBLIC (R) June, 1958. Rod Cameron, Vera MAN FROM THE ALAMO Ralston. 79 MAN WHO U -I. (B) August. 1958. Glenn Ford, Julia Adams KNEW TOO MUCH, THE (VV) 120 Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1958. James Stewart, MAN FROM THE BLACK 51 Doris Day, Color. HILLS MAN WHO MONOGRAM. (R) March 30, 1952. Johnny Mack LOVED REDHEADS, THE (Brut.) 89 Brown. Jimmy ElIlson. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1955. Moira Shear- er, John Justin. Color. MANHANDLED 96 MAN WHO NEVER WAS, THE (Cs) 103 PARAMOUNT. (R) June 10, 1949. Dorothy Lamour, TWENTIETH Dan Duryea. CENTURY-FOX. (R) February 1956. Clifton Webb, Gloria Grahame. Color. MANHATTAN ANGEL 68 MAN WHO TURNED COLUMBIA. (R) TO STONE, THE 71 March 17, 1949. Gloria Jean, Ross COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1957. Victor Nord. Doran. Jory, Ann MANHUNT IN THE JUNGLE (C) 79 MAN WHO UNDERSTOOD WOMEN (Cs) WARNER BROTHERS (R) May. 1958. Robin TWENTIETH 105 Hughes, CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1959 Luis Alvarez. Leslie Caron, Hnery Fonda. Color. MAN I LOVE. THE M MAN WHO WALKED ALONE, THE WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 11. 65 1947. Ida PRC PICTURES. (R) March 15, 1945. Kay Al- Lupino, Robert Aida. dridge, Dave O'Brien. MAN IN THE GRAY FLANNEL SUIT, THE (Ca) 152 TWENTIETH MAN WITH A CLOAK 81 CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1958 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. Gregory Peck, Jennifer Jones, Fredric March (R) October 19, Color. 1951. Joseph Cotten. Barbara Stanwyck. MAN IN GREY. THE (Brit.) 9O MAN WITH A MILLION UNIVERSAL. (Brit.) 90 (R) March 15. 1948. Margaret UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1954. Gregory Peck, Lockwood, James Mason. Jane Griffiths. Color. MAN IN HALF MOON STREET, THE 92 MAN WITH MY FACE. THE 75 PARAMOUNT. (B) Block 2, 1944-45. Nils Anther, UNITED ARTISTS, (R) June 8, 1951. Barry Helen Walker. Nelson, Carole Matthews. MAN IN HIDING 79 (Brit) MAN WITHOUT A STAR 89 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 2, 1958. Paul UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1955. Henreid, Lois Maxwell, Kay Kendall. Jeanne Kirk Douglas, MAN IN THE Craft'. Color ATTIC 82 MAN WITH THE GOLDEN ARM, 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, 1958. THE 119 Jack UNITED ARTISTS. (B) January, 1956. Frank Valance. Constance Smith. Sinatra, Eleanor Parker, MAN IN THE DARK (3D) 70 Kim Novak. COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1953. Edmond O'Brien, MAN WITH THE BUN, THE 88 Audrey Totter. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1955. Robert MAN IN THE Mitchum. Jan Sterling. ROAD 83 MANY REPUBLIC (B) April 12, 1957. Derek Farr, RIVERS TO CROSS (Ce) 92 Ella Raines. 51E'rNO-GOLDWYN-MAYEB, (R) February 4, MAN IN THE 1955. Robert Taylor, Eleanor SADDLE 87 MARACAIBO Parker. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1951. Randolph Scott, (VV) 88 Joan Leslie. Color. PARAMOUNT (R) May, 1958. Cornel Wilde, Jean Wallace. Color. MAN IN THE SHADOW (Cs) 80 MARA UNIVERSAL (R) January, 1958. Jeff Chandler, MARC M Orson Wailes. WARNER BROS. (B) May 8, 1952. Errol Flynn, MAN IN THE VAULT Ruth Roman. 75 MARAUDERS, UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1958. Anita Ekberg, THE 63 William Campbell. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1947. William MAN IN THE WHITE SUIT. THE (Brit.) 85 Boyd. Andy Clyde. UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1952. Alex Guinness, MARAUDERS, THE 60 Joan Greenwood. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 20, 1955 MAN IS ARMED, THE 75 Dan Duryea. Keenan Wynn. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) October 19. 1956. Dane Clark MARCELINO (Span.) 90 William Talman, May Wynn. UMPO. (R) October, 1956. Pabllto Calvo, Rafael MAN OF A THOUSAND FACES (Cs) 122 Nivelles. UNIVERSAL (R) October, 1957. James Cagney, MARDI GRAS (Cs) 107 Dorothy Malone. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) November, MAN OF COURAGE 57 1958. Pat Boone, Christine Cerere. Color. PRODUCERS RELEASING CORP. (R) January MARGIE 4, 1943. Barton McLane, Charlotte Wynters. 20TH M MAN OF EVIL (Brut.) 99 CENTURY -FOX. (R) November. 1948 Jeanne Crain, Alan Young. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January. 1948. James Mason, Phyllis Calvert. MARIE DU PORT (Fr,) 88 MAN ON A STRING 92 BB)!LON-FFOULKE. (R) November, 1951. Jean COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1960. Ernest Borgnine, Kerwin Mathews. MARIE LOUISE (French) MAN OF THE WEST (Cs) 100 93 MAYER-BURSTYN. (R) November 12. 1945 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1958. Gary Josiane, Heinrich Gretler. Cooper. Julie London. Color. MARINE MAN ON A TIGHTROPE 105 RAIDERS 90 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1953. Frederic RKO RADIO. (R) Block 6, 1948-44. Pat O'Brien, March, Gloria Grahame, Terry Moore. Ruth Hussey. MAN ON FIRE 96 MARJORIE MORNINGSTAR (C) 123 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) July, 1957. Bing WARNER BROTHERS (R) April, 1958. Gene Crosby, Inger Stevens. Kelly, Natalie Wood. MAN ON THE EIFFEL TOWER 98 MARK OF THE GORILLA RKO 68 RADIO. (R) February 4, 1950. Charles COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1950. Johnny Weiss- Laughton, Franchet Tone, Burgess Meredith. Color. muller, Trudy Marshall. 360 Mar -Men Length Length In In Mins. MAR OF THE HAWK, THE (SS) M85 MASTER PLAN, THE (Brit.) 77 VERSAL. (B) December, 1958. Sidney Peltier ASTOR. (R) February. 1955. Wayne Morris. no Hernandez. Color. Ju MASTER RACE, THE 96 MARK OF THE LASH 60 RHO RADIO. (R) Block 1, 1944-45. George Cou- S car EEN GUILD. (B) October 15, 1948. Lech lourla, Stanley Ridges. ue, Fuzzy St. John. MASTERS OF THE CONGO JUNGLE (Cs) 88 MAR OF THE RENEGADE 81 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (It) December, IVERSAL. (R) August, 1951. Ricardo Mental - 1959. Documentary. Color. b., Cyd Cortese. Color. MASTERSON OF KANSAS 73 MARK OF THE WHISTLER 61 COLUMBIA. (R) January. 1955. George Mont- LUMBIA. (R) November 2. 1944. Richard gomery. DI , Janis Carter. 101 MARK 50 PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1958. Shirty Booth, P PICTURES. (R) February 8. 1945. Ter Anthony Perkins. RI ter, Dave O'Brien. MATING GAME, THE (Cs) 96 MARK D TRAILS 69 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1959 McNOGRAM. (B) September 80. 1944. Hoot Debbie Reynolds, Tony Randall. Color. GI. son, Veda Ann Borg. MATING OF MILLIE, THE 87 MARK MAN. THE H COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1948. Glenn Ford, Evelyn Keyes. A I ED ARTISTS. (R) April 12, 1953. Wayne M. is. MATING SEASON. THE 101 MARR AGE IS A PRIVATE AFFAIR 117 PARAMOUNT. (R) March 24, 1951. Gene Tierney, M TRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October. 1944 John Lund, Thelma Ritter. La a Turner. John Hodiak MAVERICK, THE 71 MARR ME AGAIN 73 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) December 14, 1952. Bill B O RADIO. (R) October 22, 1953. Marie Wilson, Elliott Ro.ert Cumming'. MAVERICK QUEEN, THE 90 MARR ING KIND. THE 86 REPUBLIC. (B) May 8, 1958. Barbara Stanwyck, Cii UMBIA. (R) April, 1952. Judy Holliday. Aldo Barry Sullivan, Scott Brady, Mary Murphy. Color. Ra MAYTIME IN MAYFAIR (Brut.) 94 MARS AL OF CEDAR ROCK 54 REALART. (R) April, 1952. Anna Beagle, Michael R UBLIC. (R) February 1, 1953. Allan Wilding. Color. R Lane. MAZE. THE (3D) 81 b" ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) July 26, 1958. Richard MARS AL OF CRIPPLE CREEK 58 ronica ur R UBLIC. (R) August 15, 1947. Allan Lane, McCONNELL by Blake. STORY, HTHE (Ca) 107 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 8. 1955 MARS AL OF GUNSMOKE 58 Alan Ladd, June Allyson. Color. IVERSAL. (R) January 21, 1944. Ter Ritter, ME AND THE COLONEL 109 Ru sell Hayden. COLUMBIA. (R) October. 1958. Danny Kaye, Curt Jurgens. MARS AL OF HELDORADO 59 MEDAL FOR BENNY, A 79 PERT. (R) April 21, 1950. Jimmie Ellison, PARAMOUNT. Ru a Hayden. (R) June 29, 1945. Dorothy Lamour, Arturo de Cordova. MARS AL OF LAREDO 58 MEDIUM, THE 87 RE UBLIC. (B) October 7. 1945. 'Wild" Bill LOPERT. (R) September, 1951. Marie Powers, Ell ott. Anna Maria Alberghetti. MARS AL OF RENO 54 MEET DANNY WILSON 88 RE UBLIC. (B) July 2. 1944. Bill Elliott, UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1952. Frank Sinatra, Bo by Blake. Shelley Winters. MARS AL'S DAUGHTER, THE 71 MEET ME AFTER THE SHOW 86 ARTISTS. (II) June 28. 1958. Ken TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) August. 1951 Preston Foster. Betty Orable, Macdonald Carey, Rory Calhoun MARTI LUTHER 103 Color. D ROCHEMONT. (R) September. 1953. NiaB MEET ME AT DAWN (Brit.) 99 if TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) July. 1947 MART 81 William Eythe, Stanley Holloway. D ARTISTS. (R) March, 1955. Ernest MEET ME AT THE FAIR 87 B. nine, Betsy Blair. UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1958. Dan Dulley MARY LOU 88 Diana Lynn. Color. CO UMBIA. (R) January 23. 1948. Frankie Carle MEET ME IN LAS VEGAS (Cs) 112 Ore estra, R. Lowery. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 9, 1956 Dan Dailey, Cyd Charles°. MARY RYAN, DETECTIVE 68 Color. CO UMBIA. (R) January 5, 1950. Marsha Hunt, MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS 118 J. LiteL METRO-GOLDWYN-5IAYER. (B) January. 1945 Judy Garland. Margaret O'Brien. Color. MASK i F THE AVENGER 83 CO UMBIA. (R) July. 1951. John Derek, Jody MEET ME ON BROADWAY 69 La once. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) January 3, 1948. Marjorie Rey - MASK OF DIIION 74 nolda, Fred Brady. PRA PICTURES. (R) March 7, 1946. Erich von MEET MISS BOBBY SOCKS 68 Str helm. Jeanne Batee. COLUMBIA. (R) October 12, 1944. Bob Crosby, MASK iF DIMITRIOS 95 Lynn Merrick. WA ' BER BROS. (R) July 1. 1944. Sydney MEET THE PEOPLE 100 Ore.netreet, Peter Lorre. METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYER. (R) May, 1944 MASK 'F THE DRAGON 58 Dick Powell, Lucille Ball. ERT. (R) March 10, 1951. Richard Travis MELBA 113 She is Ryan. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 7, 1958. Patrice MASKE. RAIDERS 60 Morley. Color. RK i -RADIO. (R) October 15. 1949. Tiu Holt, MELODY TlMgert 75 M orle Lord. RHO RADIO. (R) August, 1948. Disney Feature MASQU RADE IN MEXICO 98 P. AMOUNT. (R) February 22, 1946. Dorothy MEMBER OF THE WEDDING 91 La nr, Arturo de Cordova. COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1953. Julie Harris, MASSA RE 76 Ethel Waters. 1ETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1956 MEMPHIS BELLE, THE 41 Dan Clark, Jame Craig. Color. WAR ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-PARAMOUNT MASSA N (R) April 14, 1944. Documentary. Color. CO UMBIA. (R) May, 1954. Phil prey, Audrey MEN, THE 85 Tott:r. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) August 25, 1950. Marlon MASSA RE RIVER 78 Brando, Teresa Wright. MO ' OGRAM. (R) April 1, 1949. Guy Madison MENACE IN THE NIGHT 78 Ro Calhoun. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) October, 1958. Griffith MASSACRE VALLEY 58 Jones, Lisa Gaetonl. ED ARTISTS. (R) August 6, 1950. Johnny MEN ARE CHILDREN TWICE (Brit.) 74 Mac Brown. STRATFORD. (R) June 15, 1954. Maureen Swan- son. John Fraser. MASTE MINDS M MEN IN HER DIARY 73 MO ' OGRAM. (R) November 24, 1949. Leo Heresy, UNIVERSAL. (R) September 14, 1945. Jon Hall, Hun Hall. Louise Albritton. MASTE OF BALLANTRAE, THE 89 MEN IN WAR 104 W . HER BROTHERS. (R) August 1, 1958. Errol UNITED ARTISTS (R) February, 1957. Robert Anthony Steele. Color, Ryan. Aldo Ray.

361 Men-Mrh Length Length In Mine. In Mins. 80 MIRACLE IN MILAN (Ital.) S6 MEN OF THE FIGHTING LADY December, 1951. Francesco METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June. 1954 BURSTYN. (R) Louis Calhern GoWano. Van Johnson, Walter Pidgeon, MIRACLE IN THE RAIN 107 Color. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) April 7. 1958. Jane MEN OF SHERWOOD FOREST (Brit.) 77 1956. Don Taylor, Eileen Wyman. Van Johnson. ASTOR. (R) September, MIRACLE OF FATIMA 102 Moore. Color. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) October 11, 1952 MEN ON HER MIND 67 Gilbert Roland, Angela Clark. Color. PRC PICTURES. (R) February 12, 1944. Mary MIRACLE OF MORGAN'S CREEK 99 Beth Hughes. Edward Norris. PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 3, 1943-44. Eddie MERRY ANDREW (C) (Cs) Bracken, Betty Hutton. MGM (R) April, 1958. Danny Kaye, Pier Angell MIRACLE OF THE BELLS. THE 120 MERRY-GO-ROUND (Hungary) 90 RIEO RADIO. (R) March 1, 1948. Fred Mac - TRANS -LUX (R) April, 1958. Bela Barsi, Manyt Murray, Valli, Frank Sinatra. Kiss. MIRACLE OF THE HILLS (Cs) 73 MERRY MONAHANS, THE 91 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July, 1959 UNIVERSAL. (R) September 15, 1944. Donald Rex Reason, Nan Leslie. O'Connor, Peggy Ryan. MIRACLE ON 34TH STREET 06 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June, 1947 MERRY WIDOW. THE 103 Maureen O'Hara. John Payne. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September MIRACULOUS JOURNEY 83 1952. Lena Turner, Fernando Lamas. Color. FILM CLASSICS. (RI August, 1948. Rory Cal- MERTON OF THE MOVIES 82 houn. Audrey Long. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1947 MIRANDA (Brit.) 75 Red Skelton, Virginia O'Brien. EAGLE LION. (R) March 16, 1949. Glynis Johns MEXICAN HAYRIDE 77 Googte Withers. December, 1948. Bud Abbott MISS GRANT TAKES RICHMOND 87 UNIVERSAL. (R) COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1949. Lucille Ball, Wil- Lou Costello. liam Holden. MEXICAN MANHUNT 71 MISS MINK OF 1949 64 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 13. 1958. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1949 George Brent. Hillary Brooke. Jimmy Lydon. Lots Collier. MEXICANA 83 MISS ROBIN CRUSOE 75 REPUBLIC. (R) November 15, 1945. Constance 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, 1954. Moore, Tito Geizar. Amanda Blake, George Nader. Color. MISS SADIE THOMPSON (3D) 91 MIAMI EXPOSE 73 Hayworth, Lee J. Cobb COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1959. Rita COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1956. Jose Ferrer. Aldo Ray. Color. Patricia Medina. MISS SUSIE SLAGLE'S 89 MIAMI STORY. THE 75 PARAMOUNT. (R) March 8, 1946. Sonny Tufts. COLUMBA. (R) May, 1954. Barry Sullivan. Veronica Lake. MICHAEL O'HALLORAN 79 MISS TATLOCK'S MILLIONS 101 MONOGRAM. (R) August 8, 1948. Scotty Beckett, PARAMOUNT. (R) November 19, 1948. Wanda Aliene Roberte. Hendrix. John Lund. MICHIGAN KID, THE 69 MISSILE MONSTERS 75 UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1947. Jon Hall, Rite REPUBLIC (R) May, 1958. Walter Reed. Lois Johnson. Color. Collier. MICKEY 87 MISSILE TO THE MOON 78 EAGLE LION. (R) June 29, 1948. Irene Hervey ASTOR. (R) October, 1959. Richard Travis, Cathy Bill Goodwin. Color. Downs. MIDNIGHT STORY, THE (Cs) 90 MISSING CORPSE. THE 62 UNIVERSAL (R) August, 1957. Tony Curtis, Ma- PRO PICTURES. (R) June 1. 1945. J. Edward risa Pavan. Bromberg. Frank Jenks. MIGHTY MCGURK. THE 87 MISSING JUROR, THE 68 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1947 COLUMBIA. (R) November 16, 1944. Jim Ban- Wallace Beery, Edward Arnold. non, Janie Carter. LADY. 60 MILDRED PIERCE III MISSING THE Joan MONOGRAM. (R) August 17. 1946. Kane Rich- WARNER BROS. (R) October 20, 1945. mond, Barbara Reed. Crawford. Jack Carson. 80 MISSING WOMEN 80 MILLION DOLLAR PURSUIT REPUBLIC. (R) February 23, 1951. Penny Ed- REPUBLIC. (R) May 30, 1951. Penny Edwards. wards, Steve Flagg. James Mllitcan. MILITARY ACADEMY 64 MISSION OVER KOREA 86 20, 1950. Stanley Clem- COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1953. John Hodlak, COLUMBIA. (R) April Audrey Totter, John Derek. ente, Myron Welton. MISSISSIPPI MILKMAN, THE 90 GAMBLER 98 1950. Donald O'Con- UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1953. Tyrone Power, UNIVERSAL. (R) September, Piper Laurie. Color. nor, Jimmy Durante. MISSOURIANS, THE 60 MILLERSON CASE. THE 72 REPUBLIC. COLUMBIA. (R) May 29, 1947. Warner Barter. (R) November 25, 1950. Monte Hale, Nancy Saunders Paul Hurst. MILLIE'S DAUGHTER 72 MISSOURI TRAVELER, THE 103 George, BUENA VISTA (R) January. 1958. Brandon de COLUMBIA. (R) March 20, 1947. Oladya Wilde. Lee Marvin. Gay Nelson. Color. 65 MR. ACE 84 MILLION DOLLAR KID UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 2, 1946. George MONOGRAM. (R) February 28, 1944. Fast Side Raft. Sylvia Sidney. Kids. 115 MR. BELVEDERE GOES TO COLLEGE 83 MILLION DOLLAR MERMAID TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1949 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December, 1952 Webb, Shirley Temple. Esther Williams, Victor Mature. Color. Clifton MILLION DOLLAR PURSUIT 60 MR. BELVEDERE RINGS THE BELL 67 REPUBLIC. (R) May 30, 1951. Penny Edwards. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) August. 1951. Steve Flagg. Clifton Webb. Joanne Dru. MILLION DOLLAR WEEKEND 73 MR. BLANDINGS BUILDS HIS DREAM HOUSE 94 EAGLE LION. (R) November, 1948. Gene Raymond. SEI,,ZNICK. (R) July, 1948. Cary Grant, Myrna Francia Lederer. Loy, Melvyn Douglas. MILLIONAIRE FOR CHRISTY. A 91 MISTER COREY (Ca) 92 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September. UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1957. Tony Curtis, 1951. Fred MaeMurray, Eleanor Parker. Martha Hyer. Color. MINISTRY 9F FEAR 85 MISTER DISTRICT ATTORNEY 81 PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 2, 1944-45. Ray Mil - COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1947. Dennis O'Keefe, land. Marjorie Reynolds. Marguerite Chapman. MINIVER STORY. THE 104 MISTER DRAKE'S DUCK (BRIT.) 78 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October 20, UNITED ARTISTS. (R1 September 21. 1951. 1950. Greer Gerson, Walter Pidgeon. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Yolanda Donlan. MINSTREL MAN 69 MR. 880 90 PRC PICTURES. (B) August 1, 1944. Benny TWENTIETH CF.NTURT-FOX. (R) October, 1950. Fields, Gladys George. Burt Lancaster, Dorothy McGuire. MIRACLE, THE (T) 121 MR. EMMANUEL (Brit.) 93 WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1959. Carroll UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January 19, 1945. Felix Baker, Roger Moore. Color. Aylmer, Greta Gynt. MIRACLE IN HARLEM 71 MR. HEX 63 SCREEN GUILD. (R) November 29, 1947. Steptn MONOGRAM. (R) December 7, 1948. Leo Goeees retain. Hunts Hall. 362 Mrh-Mou Length Length In Mina. In Mina. 73 85 MONEY MADNESS MR. ULOT'S HOLIDAY (Fr.) (R) April 15, 1948. Hugh B -D. (R) June, 1954. Jacques Tati. FILM CLASSICS. 87 Beaumont, Frances Rafferty. MR.'IMPERIUM MONEY. WOMEN AND GUNS (Cs) 80 ETRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, Jock Mahoney, Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1959. 1 51. Edo Pinza, Lana Turner. Color. MR. MUGGS RIDES AGAIN 63 Kim Hunter. 97 Leo Garces. MONKEY BUSINESS ONOGRAM. (R) June 16. 1945. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) September, unto Hall. Monroe. 113 1952. Cary Grant. Marilyn 98 MR. MUSIC MONKEY ON MY BACK AMOUNT. (R) December 28, 1950. Bing (R) May. 1957. Cameron by. Nancy Olson. UNITED ARTISTS. MERMAID 89 Mitchell, Dianne Foster. MR. EABODY AND THE MONOLITH MONSTERS. THE 77 VERBAL. (R) August, 1948. William Powell, 1957. Grant Wil- A. Blyth. UNIVERSAL (R) December, 74 liams, Lola Albright. MR. EEK.A.B00 (French) MONSIEUR BEADCAIRE 93 TED ARTISTS. (R) October 21, 1951. Bourvil, (R) August 30. 1946. Bob Hope. J n Greenwood. PARAMOUNT. 91 Joan Caulfield. MR. ERRIN AND MR. TRAILL (Brit.) MONSIEUR VERDOUX 123 E GLE LION. (R) December, 1948. Marius Goring. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1947. Charles David Ferrer. Chaplin, Martha Raye. MR. OTTS GOES TO MOSCOW (Brit.) 93 102 Homolka, MONSIEUR VINCENT (Fr.) S ATFORD. (R) March 14. 1954. Oscar LOPEBT. (B) January. 1949. Pierre Franca dia Gray, George Cole. 7i 68 MONSOON MR. ' ECKLESS UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December 14, 1952. Urs- P:RAMOUNT. (R) March 26. 1948. William Diana Douglas. Color. E the. Barbara Britton. ula Thiess. 76 123 MONSTER ON THE CAMPUS MIST R ROBERTS (Cs) UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1958. Arthur Franz R BROTHERS. (R) July 80, 1955. Henry Moore. Lem - Joanna 84 F.nda, James Caguas. William Powell, Jack MONSTER FROM THE OCEAN FLOOR. THE m n. Color. LIPPERT. (R) May 21. 1954. Anne Kimball, MIST R ROCK AND ROLL 86 Alan Freed, Stuart Wade. P .: AMOUNT (R) September, 1957. MONSTER MAKER, THE 62 L nel Hampton. 18, 1944. J. Carrill 87 PRO PICTURES. (1) April MIST R SCOUTMASTER Naiah, Ralph Morgan. 2 CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, 1958. CHALLENGED THE WORLD, Edmund Gwenn. MONSTER THAT 83 ton Webb, UE MR. >KEFFINGTON 127 June, 1957. Tim Holt. 1945. Bette T NITED ARTISTS (R) R BROS. (R) August 12, Audrey Dalton. D via, Claude Rains. MONTANA 78 MR. OFT TOUCH 93 WARNER BROS. (B) January 28. 1950. Errol COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1949. Glenn Ford. Alexis Smith. Cola. E elyn Keyes. Flynn. 81 89 MONTANA BELLE MR. NIVERSE RKO RADIO. (R) November 11. 1952. Jane Rus- U ED ARTISTS. (R) January 10, 1951. Jack sell, George Brent. Color. C rson, Bert Lahr. 51 85 MONTANA DESPERADO MR. ALKIE TALKIE MONOGRAM. (R) June 24. 1951. Johnny Mack LuPERT. (R) November 28, 1952. Joe Sawyer, Brown. W 111am Tracy. 54 80 MONTANA INCIDENT MR. INKLE GOES TO WAR MONOGRAM. (R) August 10, 1952. Whip Wilson C i (R) August 3, 1944. G. 84 LUMBIA. Edward MONTANA TERRITORY R .(noon, Ruth Warrick. COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1952. Dun McCallister, MRS. FITZHERBERT (Brit.) 103 Color. 1950. Leslie Banks, Wanda Hendrix. S ATFORD. (R) May 1.0, MONTE CARLO BABY 70 M rgaret Scott. (B) May. 1954. Audrey Hepburn MRS. MIKE 99 FILMAXERS. 1949. Dick Jules Munahin. 99 TED ARTISTS. (R) December 23. MONTE CARLO STORY P. ell. Evelyn Keyes. UNITED ARTISTS (R) August, 1957. Marlene MRS. 'MALLEY AND MR. MALONE 89 de Sica. Color. December 8, Dietrich, Vittorio 0-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) MOON IS BLUE. THE 19 . Marjorie Main, James Whitmore. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 1T 1958. William MRS. PARKINGTON 124 Holden, David Rivet, Maggie McNamara. RO - GOLDWYN - MAYER. (R) November. MOON OVER LAS VEGAS 69 19 4. Greer Gerson, Walter Pidgeon. UNIVERSAL. (R) April 28, 1944. Anne Gwynne, MOB. THE 87 David Bruce. COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1951. Broderick Craw - MOON OVER MONTANA 58 d, Betty Buehler. MONOGRAM. (R) February 16. 1948. Jimmy Lee White. MOBY DICK 118 Wakely, "Lassa" 89 W BROTHERS. (R) June 80. 1956. MOONFLEET (Ce) .. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 24. 1955 Gregory Peck, Richard Baaehart, Leo Gems, Viveca Lindtors. Color. O on Welles. Color. Stewart Granger. 80 103 MOONLIGHT AND CACTUS MODE AND THE MARRIAGE BROKER, THE 1944. Andrews CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1952. (R)i September 8. UNInSistMOONLIGHTER. Leo J nne Cain, Thelma Ritter. . THE (9D) n MODELS. INC. 73 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 19. 1953. AL. (R) May. 1952. Howard Duff. Coleen Barbara Stanwyck, Fred MaoMurray. G MOONRISE 90 MODE N MARRIAGE 66 REPUBLIC. (R) October 1, 1948. Dane Clark, M NOGRAM. (B) July 10, 1950. Reed Hadley. Gail Russell. Ethel Barrymore. rar t Field, Robert Clarke. MORALS SQUAD 57 MOGA BO 116 BRENNER. (R) May, 1980. Bob O'Connell, Bev- MGM. (B) October 9, 1953. Clark Gable, Aya erly Bennett. MOSS ROSE 82 na. Grace Kelly. Cola. (R) June, 1947. MOHA K 79 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. T IETH CENTURY -FOX (B.) April, 1958. Victor Mature, Peggy Cummins. S tt Brady, Rita Garn. Color. MOTHER DIDN'T TELL ME 88 March. 1050. MOJAVE FIREBRAND 53 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) R UBLIC. (R) March 19, 1944 Gabby Hayes, Dorothy McGuire. William Lundigan. Bi Elliott. MOTHER WORE TIGHTS 107 September, MOLE PEOPLE. THE 78 TWENTIETH FOX. VERBAL. (R) December, 1956. John Agar. 1947. tty Grab a Damon Dailey. Color. Cy thia Patrick. MOTORCYCLE GANG 78 MOLL 83 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (R) October, P AMOUNT. (B) April, 1951. Gertrude Berg, 1957. Steve Terrell. Ann Neyland. P Up Loeb. MOTOR PATROL 87 MOLL AND ME 76 LIPPERT. (R) June 18, 1950. Don Castle. Jane NTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April. 1945. Nigh. ROUGE ... 118 E T FceTTeOTRUH,HEFr) i(.MOM 89 MOULIN N. (R) May, 1054. Jean Gabin. Michele UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March 6, 1953. Jose M. gen. Ferrer. Colette Marchand. Color. MONE FROM HOME (3D) 100 MOUNTAIN. THE (VV) LOS P: OUNT. (R) February. 1954. Martin & PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1956. Spencer Pat Crowley. Color. Tracy, Robert Wagner, Claire Trevor. Color. 363 Mou-Mys

Length Length In Mine. In Mins. MOUNTAIN ROAD, THE 102 MY DOG RUSTY 67 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1960. James Stewart, Lisa COLUMBIA. (R) April 8, 1948. Ted Donaldson, MOUu. Ann Doran, John LiteL RNING BECOMES ELECTRA 170 MY DOG SHEP 60 RICO RADIO. (R) October 17, 1948. Rosalind SCREEN GUILD. (R) December 1, 1946. Tom Neal, Russell, Michael Redgrave. Helen Chapman, "Flame." MOZART STORY. THE (Austrian) 93 MY DREAM 18 YOURS 101 SCREEN GUILD. (R) November 13, 1948. Hans WARNER BROS. (R) April 16, 1949. Jack Carson, Holt, Winnie Markus. Doris Day. Color. MUDLARK, THE W MY FAVORITE BRUNETTE 87 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX, (H) January, PARAMOUNT. (R) April 4, 1947. Bob Hope 1951. Irene Dunne, Alec Guinness. Dorothy Lemur. THE MUGGER 74 MY FAVORITE SPY 03 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1958. Kent PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1951. Boa Hope, Smith, Nan Martin. Hedy Lemur. MULE TRAIN 70 MY FOOLISH HEART 99 COLUMBIA. (R) February 22, 1950. Gene Autry RHO RADIO. (R) January 21, 1950. Susan Hay- Sheila Ryan. ward, Dana Andrews. MUMMY'S CURSE. THE 62 MY FORBIDDEN PAST 81 UNIVERSAL. (R) February 18. 1945. Lon Chaney RHO RADIO. (B) April 21. 1951. Robert Mltehum, Peter Coe. Ara Gardner. MUMMY'S GHOST, THE 61 MY FRIEND IRMA 198 UNIVERSAL. (R) July 7, 1944. John Carradine, PARAMOUNT. (R) October 14. 1949. John Lund, Lon Chaney. Diana Lynn, Marie Wilson. MURDER BY CONTRACT 81 MY FRIEND IRMA COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1958. Vince Edwards, GOES WEST SI Michael Granges. PARAMOUNT. (R) July 4, 1950. Marie Wilson, MURDER, HE SAYS 94 John Lund. PARAMOUNT. (R) June 8, 1945. Fred Mac - MY GAL LOVES MUSIC 61 Murray, Marjorie Main. UNIVERSAL. (R) December 15, 1944. Bob MURDER, INC. (Cs) 103 Crosby, Grace McDonald. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. Stuart Whitman, May MY GIRL TISA 95 Britt. WARNER BROS. (R) February 7, 1948. Lillt MURDER IN REVERSE (Brit.) 80 Palmer, Sam Wanamaker. FOUR CONTINENTS. (R) January, 1947. William Hartnell, Jimmy Hanley. MY GUN IS QUICK 88 MURDER IN UNITED ARTISTS (R) August, 1957. Robert THE BLUE ROOM 61 Bray. Pamela Duncan. UNIVERSAL. (R) December 1, 1944. Anne Donald MY HEART GOES CRAZY (Brit.) 70 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July 22, 1958. Sid Field, MURDERGN THE MUSIC HALL 84 REPUBLIC. (R) April 10, 1946. Vera "{rube GrMY Color. WilliamUliam MAN AND I 99 Harebell. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, MURDER IS MY BEAT 77 1952. Shelley Winters, Wendell Corey. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February 27, 1955. Bar- MY MAN GODFREY (Ca) 92 bara Payton. Paul Langton. UNIVERSAL (R) December, 1957. June Allyson, MURDER IS MY BUSINESS 63 David Niven. Color. PRC PICTURES. (R) April 10, 1946. Hugh Beau- MY NAME IS JULIA ROSS 61 mont. Cheryl Walker. COLUMBIA. (R) November 27. 1945. Nina Foch MURDER. MY SWEET 95 George Macready. RICO RADIO. (R) Block 2, 1944-45. Didt Powell, MY OUTLAW BROTHER 82 Anne Shirley. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March 15, 1951. Mickey MURDER ON APPROVAL (Brut.) 70 Rooney, Wanda Hendrix. RHO RADIO. (R) May 80, 1956. Tom Conway. MY OWN TRUE LOVE µ MURDER WITHOUT TEARS 64 PARAMOUNT. (R) February 4, 1949. Phyllis Cal - ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 14, 1958. Craig Douglas. Stevens. Joyce Holden. MY PAL GUS 83 MUSIC BOX KID, THE 74 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1960. Ronald Fos- 1952. Richard Widmark, Joanne Dru. ter. Inane Patten. MY PAL TRIGGER 79 MUSIC FOR MILLIONS 117 REPUBLIC. (R) July 10, 1946. Roy Rogers, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February George 'Gabby" Hayes. 1945. Margaret O'Brien, Jose Iturbi, June Allyson. MUSIC MY PAL. WOLF 76 IN MANHATTAN 80 RHO RADIO. (R) Block 1, 1944-45. Jill Esmond, RHO RADIO. (E) Bock T, 1948-44. Anne Shirley, Sharyn Moffett Dennis' Day. MY REPUTATION 96 MUSIC 69 WARNER BROS. (R) January 26, 1946. Barbara MONOGRAM. (R) September 5, 1948. Jimmy Stanwvck. George Brent. Dorsey, June Preisgier. MY SISTER EILEEN (Cs) 108 MUSTANG 73 COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1955. Janet Leigh, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1959. Jack Beutel. Jack Lemmon, Betty Garrett. Color. MUTINEERS, THE 80 MY SIX CONVICTS 104 COLUMBIA. (R) April 22, 1949, Jon Hall, Adele COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1952. John Beal, Gilbert Jergens. Roland. MUTINY 77 MY SEVEN LITTLE SINS (Fr.) 98 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March 14, 1952. Patric KINGSLEY. (R) October, 1956. Maurice Cheva- Knowlee, Angela Lanabury. Color. lier Delia Scala. MY BEST GAL 87 MY SON JOHN 122 REPUBLIC. (R) March 28, 1944. Jane Withers PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1952. Helen Hayes, Jimmy Lydon. Pan He01n. MY BLUE HEAVEN to MY TRUE STORY 87 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1951. Helen Walker, Wil- 1950. Betty Grable. Dan Dailey. Color. lard Parker. MY BROTHER TALKS TO HORSES 94 MY WIFE'S BEST FRIEND 87 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1947 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1952 Peter Lawford, Butch" Jenkins. Anne Baxter. Macdonald Carey. MY BROTHER'S KEEPER (Brit.) 87 MY WILD IRISH ROSE 101 EAGLE LION. (R) February 12, 1949. Jack War- WARNER BROS. (R) December 27, 1947. Dennis ner, Jane Hylton. Morgan, Andrea Sing. Color. MY BUDDY 69 MYSTERIANS, THE 85 REPUBLIC. (R) October 12, 1944. Donald Barry, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1959. Kenji Ruth Terry. Sahara. Yumi Shirakawa. MY COUSIN RACHEL 98 MYSTERIOUS DESPERADO, THE 81 TWENTIETH CENTi7RY-FOX. (R) January, 1955 RHO -RADIO. (R) September 10, 1949. Tim Holt, Olivia de Havilland. Richard Burton. Richard Martin. MY DARLING CLEMENTINE 97 MYSTERIOUS INTRUDER 61 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, COLUMBIA. (R) April 11, 1946. Richard Dix, 1946. Henry Fonda, Linda Darnell. Barton MacLane. MY DEAR SECRETARY 94 MYSTERIOUS MR. VALENTINE 56 'UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 5, 1948. Laraine REPUBLIC. (R) September 8, 1946. William Day, Kirk Douglas. Henry, Linda Stirling. MY DOG BUDDY 77 MYSTERY AT THE BURLESQUE (Brut.) 58 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1960. London, Travis Lem- MONOGRAM. (B) April 16. 1950. Garry Marsh, mond. Jon Pertwer. 364 Mys-Nig Length Length In Mimi. In Minn. MYS ERY MAN 58 NAVY BOUND ITED ARTISTS. (R) May 31, 1944. Wil- MONOGRAM. (R) March 4, 1951. Tom Neal, Regis 1o Boyd, Andy Clyde. Toomey. MYS ERY IN MEXICO NAVY WAY, THE 75 lt O RADIO. (R) July 1, 1948. William Lundigan, PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 4, 1943-44. Jean Parker J cqueline White. Robert Lowery. MYS ERY OF THE BLACK JUNGLE 72 NAVY WIFE 83 PUBLIC. (B) October 20, 1955. Lax Barker. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 20, 1956. Joan Ben- MYS ERY STREET 93 nett, Gary Merrill, Shirley Yamaguchi. TRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 28. 1950 NEANDERTHAL MAN, THE 78 icardo Montalban, Sally Forrest. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) June 19, 1953. Robert MYS ERY SUBMARINE 79 Shame, Doris Merrick. SAL. (R) December, 1950. Macdonald re, Marta Toren. 'NEATH CANADIAN SKIES 41 SCREEN GUILD. (R) October 15, 1946. Russell Hayden. Inez Cooper. N NEBRASKAN, THE (3D) 88 COLUMBIA. (B) December, 1953. Phil Carey, NAB NGA 73 Roberta Haynes. Color. C PICTURES. (B) January 25, 1941. Buster NEPTUNE'S DAUGHTER 93 Fifl D'Orsay. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June. 1949. Red NAK D AFRICA 69 Skelton, Esther Williams. Color. R. INT. PICS. (R) August, 1957. Quentin R ynolds. Color. NEVADA 52 NAKD ALIBI RHO RADIO. (B) Block 2, 1944-45. Bob so Mitchum, Anne Jeffreys. 'VERBAL. (B) October, 1954. Sterling Hayden, Gloria Grahame. NEVADA BADMEN 53 NAKED AMAZON (Braz.-Eng. narration) 67 MONOGRAM. (B) May 27, 1951. Whip Wilson, T3MRS. (R) July, 1965. Documentary. Fuzzy Knight. NAKED CITY, THE pg NEVADAN, THE 81 IVERSAL. (R) March, 1948. Barry Fitzgerald, COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1950. Randolph Scott, rothy Hart. Dorothy Malone. Color. NAKED DAWN. THE 82 NEVER A DULL MOMENT 88 (B) November, 1955. Arthur Ken- REO -RADIO. (R) November 22, 1950. Irene Dunne, n dy, Bette EQ. John. Color. Fred MacMurray. NAK D AND THE DEAD, THE 131 NEVER FEAR 81 - NER BROS. (R) August, 1958. Aldo Ray, Robertson. EAGLE LION. (R) January. 1950. Sally Forrest, Cliff Keefe Brasselle. NAKED EARTH (Cs) 96 NEVER TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1959, SO FEW (Co) 124 Richard Todd. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December, Juliette Greco. 1959. NAKED GUN, THE 69 Frank Sinatra, Gina Lollobrigida. Color. A SOCIATED FILM. (B) November, 1956. Wil- NEVER LET ME GO 94 la d Parker, Mara MGM. (R) May 1, 1953. Clark Gable, Gene Corday. Tierney. NAKED HEART, THE (Brit.) 86 NEVER A SOCIATED ARTISTS. (B) March, 1955. Mi- LOVE A STRANGER 91 ch le Morgan. Rieron Moore. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) May 4, 1958. John Drew NAKED HILLS, THE 73 Barrymore, Lita Milan. A LIED ARTISTS. (B) June 17, 1956. David NEVER SAY GOODBYE 88 W yne, Keenan Wynn. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1956. Rock Hudson, NAKED IN THE SUN 72 Cornel Borchers, George Sanders. Color. LED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. James NEVER SAY GOODBYE 97 C 1g. Barton MacLame. WARNER BROS. (R) November 9, 1946. Errol NAK D JUNGLE, THE 95 Flynn. Eleanor Parker. P AMOUNT. (R) March. 1954. Charlton Heston, NEVER STEAL ANYTHING SMALL (Cs) 92 nor Paster. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1959. James CagneY, Shirley Jones. Color. NAKED MA A, NEVER U ITED ARTISTS. (B) April, 1959. Ava Gardner, TRUST A GAMBLER 79 A thony Franciosa. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1951. Dane Clark. Cathy NAKE' PARADISE 71 O'Donnell. ERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) January, NEVER WAVE AT A WAC 87 19.7. Richard Denning, Beverly Garland. Color. MO RADIO. (R) January 28, 1953. Rosalind NAKE SEA 70 Russell, Paul Douglas. R O RADIO. (R) December 18, 1955. Documen- NEW FACES (Cs) 98 ta . Color. 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (B) March, 1954. Earths NAKED SPUR 94 Kitt, Robert Clary. Color. M TRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1953 NEW MEXICO 76 Ja «es Stewart, Janet Leigh. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 24, 1951. Lew AYres, Marilyn Maxwell. Color. NAKE STREET, THE 84 NEW ORLEANS ED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1955. Farley 89 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 18, 1947. Arturo Or nger, Anne Bancroft, Anthony Quinn. de Cordova, Dorthy Patrick. NANC GOES TO RIO 99 NEW ORLEANS AFTER DARK 69 TRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) March 10, 1950 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1958. Stacy Harris, Sothern, Jane Powell, Barry Sullivan. Color. Louis Sirgo. NEW ORLEANS NARR W MARGIN 70 UNCENSORED 78 COLUMBIA. (R) March. 1955. Arthur Franz, R O RADIO. (R) May, 1952 Ch.ales McGraw, Beverly Garland. M e Windsor. NEW YORK CONFIDENTIAL 87 NATIONAL BARN DANCE 78 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 12, 1955 P. AMOUNT. (R) Block 1, 1944-45. Jean Broderick Crawford, Marilyn Maxwell. He ther, Charles Quigley. NEWS HOUNDS 88 NATIO AL VELVET 123 MONOGRAM. (It) September 13, 1947. Leo Garrey. M TRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1945 Christine McIntyre. MI key Rooney, Elizabeth Taylor. Color. NEXT VOICE YOU HEAR, THE 83 NATIV SON (on.) 95 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October 27, C SSIC. (B) June 18. 1951. Jean Wallace. Rich- 1950. Jame Whitmore, Nancy Davis. ar Wright. NIAGARA 89 NAUG TY ARLETTE (Brit.) 88 TWENTIeril CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, EA LE LION. (R) September, 1950. Mai. Zeller - 1953. Marilyn Monroe. Joseph Cotten. Color. lin , Hugh Williams. NICE LITTLE BANK THAT SHOULD BE ROBBED «AUG TY NINETIES, THE 76 A (Cs) 87 VERBAL. (R) July 6, 1945. Abbott and TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, 1958 Coo ello. Tom Ewell, Mickey Rooney. NAVAJ' 70 NICHOLAS NICKLEBY (Brit.) 9.4 LI PERT. (R) February 12, 1952. Navajo Indian UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1947. Derek Bond, Ca- Cedric Harwicke. NAVAJI KID 59 NIGHT AMBUSH (VV) 93 PR PICTURES. (R) November 21. 1945. Bob RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. (R) Ste le. Caren March. July, 1958. Dirk Bogarde, Marius Goring. NAVAJ TRAIL, THE 60 NIGHT OF THE BLOOD BEAST 65 Mu 'OGRAM. (R) January 5, 1945. Johnny Mack AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) August, 1958 Michael Emmet, Angela Greene. NAVAJu TRAIL RAIDERS 80 NIGHT AND DAY 132 R UBLIC. (R) October 15, 1949. Allan "Rocky" WARNER BROS. (B) August S, 1946, Cary Grant La e. Eddy Waller. Alexia Smith. Color. 365 Nig-Nor Length Length In Mins. In Mino. NIGHT AND THE CITY 95 NO ESCAPE 78 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1950, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 1, 1953. Lew Richard Widmark, Gene Tierney. Ayres. Sonny Tufts. NIGHT CLUB GIRL 80 NO HIGHWAY IN THE SKY 98 UNIVERSAL. (R) January 5, 1945. Vivian Austin, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1951 Edward Norris. James Stewart, Marlene Dietrich. NIGHT NO HOLDS BARRED 68 EDITOR 67 23, 1952. Bowery COLUMBIA. (R) April 18. 1946. William Gargan, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November Janis Carter. Boys. NO LEAVE, NO LOVE 117 NIGHT FREIGHT 79 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October. 1948 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 28, 1955. Forrest Van Johnson, Keenan Wynn. Tucker, Barbara Britton. NO MAN OF HER OWN 98 NIGHT HAS A THOUSAND EYES 81 PARAMOUNT. (R) May. 1950. Barbara Stan- PARAMOUNT. (R) October 22. 1948. Edward G wyrk. John Lund. Robinson, Gail Russell. NO MAN'S WOMAN 70 NIGHT HOLDS TERROR, THE 88 REPUBLIC. (R) October 27. 1955. Marie Wind - COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1955. Jack Kelly, SOT, Patric Knowles. Hfldy Parks. NO MINOR VICES 98 NIGHT IN CASABLANCA, A 85 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 12, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 10, 1948. Marx 1948. Dana Andrews, Lilli Palmer. Brothers, Lola Collier. NO NAME ON THE BULLET (CS) 77 NIGHT IN PARADISE 84 UNIVERSAL. (It) February, 1959. Audie Murphy. UNIVERSAL. (R) May 8, 1946. Merle Oberon Charles Drake. Color. Turhan Bey. Color. NO PLACE TO HIDE 72 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 26, 1956. David NIGHT OF ADVENTURE, A 65 Brian, Keenan Wynn. Color. RKO RADIO. (B) Block 6, 1943-44. Tom Conway, NO PLACE TO LAND (N) 78 Jean Brooks. REPUBLIC. (R) October, 1958. John Ireland, Mari NIGHT OF THE HUNTER. THE 98 Blanchard. UNITED ARTISTS, (R) September, 1955. Robert NO QUESTIONS ASKED 81 Mitchum, Shelley Winters. S1ETRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 15. 1951. NIGHT PASSAGE (T) 90 Arlene Dahl, Barry Sullivan. UNIVERSAL (It) August, 1957. James Stewart, NO ROOM AT THE INN (Brit.) 83 Audio Murphy. Color. STRATFORD. (R) December 25. 1949. Freda Jack- NIGHT PEOPLE (Cs) 93 son, Bermione Baddeley. 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1959. Gregory Peck, Broderick Crawford. Rite Gam. Color. NO ROOM FOR THE GROOM 82 NIGHT OF THE QUARTER MOON (Cs) 96 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1952. Tony Curtis, Piper METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1959 Laurie. Julie London, Joan Drew Barrymore. NO SAD SONGS FOR ME 89 NIGHT RAIDERS 52 COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1950. Margaret Sullavan MONOGRAM. (R) February 3, 1952. Whip Wilson Wendell Corey. NIGHT TO REMEMBER, A 123 NOT AS A STRANGER 135 RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July. 1955. Robert Mitch - (R) March, 1959. Kenneth More, Ronald Allen. um, Olivia de Havilland, Frank Sinatra, Gloria Grahame. NIGHT RIDERS OF MONTANA 80 NO TIME FOR FLOWERS 83 REPUBLIC. (R) February 28, 1951. Allan' Reeky' RKO RADIO. (R) January 31, 1953. Viveca Lind - Lane. fors. Paul Christian NIGHT RUNNER, THE 79 NO TIME TO BE YOUNG 82 UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1957. Ray Danton, COLUMBIA (It) August, 1957. Robert Vaughn, Colleen Miller. Roger Smith. NIGHTFALL 78 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1957. Aldo Ray, Brian NO WAY OUT 106 Keith. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, NIGHTMARE 89 1950. Richard Widmark. Linda DarnelL UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1956. Edward G. NOB HILL 95 Robinson, Kevin McCarthy 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) July. 1945. Joan Ben- NIGHT SONG 102 net, George Raft. Color. RICO RADIO. (R) November 10, 1947. Dana NOBODY LIVES FOREVER 100 Andrews, Merle Oberon. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) October 12, 1946 NIGHT STAGE TO GALVESTON 81 John Garfield. Geraldine Fitzgerald. COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1952. Gene Autry, Pat NOCTURNE 87 Buttram. RKO-RADIO. (R) October 29, 1946. George Raft, NIGHT THE WORLD EXPLODED, THE 64 Lynn Bari. COLUMBIA (R) June, 1957. Kathryn Grant, Wil- NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART 113 liam Leslie. RHO RADIO. (R) Block 1. 1944-45. Cary Grant NIGHT TIME IN NEVADA 67 Ethel Barrymore. REPUBLIC. (R) September 5, 1948. Roy Regan, Andy Devine. Color. NONE SHALL ESCAPE 85 COLUMBIA. (R) February 3. 1944. Alexander NIGHT TRAIN TO MEMPHIS 95 Knox. Marsha Hunt. REPUBLIC. (R) July 12, 1948. Roy Acuff. Adele NOOSE FOR A GUNMAN 69 Mara. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1960. Jim Davis. NIGHT INTO MORNING 88 Lyn Thomas. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June 8, 1951. NOOSE HANGS HIGH, THE 77 Ray Mllland, Nancy Davis. EAGLE LION. (R) April 17, 1948. Bud Abbott, NIGHT WIND 68 Lou Costello. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1948 NORA PRENTISS 111 Charles Russell, Virginia Christine. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 22. 1947 NIGHT WITHOUT SLEEP 77 Ann Sheridan. Kent Smith. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November NORMAN CONQUEST 79 1952. Gary Merrill. Linda Darnell. LIPPERT. (R) September 11. 1953. Tom Conway NIGHT WITHOUT STARS (Brit.) 75 Eva Bartok. RHO RADIO. (R) May 20, 1953. David Farrar, NORTH OF THE BORDER 42 Nadia Gray. SCREEN GUILD. (R) November 15, 1948. Russell NIGHTMARE ALLEY III Hayden. Inez Conner. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October 18, NORTH OF THE GREAT DIVIDE 87 1947. Tyrone Power, Joan Blondell. REPUBLIC. (R) November 15, 1950. Roy Rogers, NIGHTS OF CABIRIA (Ital.) 110 Penny Edwards. Color. LOPERT (R) November, 1957. Guiletta Messina, NORTHERN PATROL 83 Francois Ferrier. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July 12, 1953. Kirby NINE GIRLS 75 Grunt. COLUMBIA. (R) February 17, 1944. Ann Harding, NORTH BY NORTHWEST (VV) 136 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, (R) July, 1959. Cary Evelyn Keyes. Grant, Eva Marie Saint. 1984 91 Color. NORTHWEST OUTPOST 91 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1956. Edmond REPUBLIC. (R) June 25, 1997. Nelson Eddy, O'Brien, Jan Sterling. Ilona Massey. Color. 99 RIVER STREET 83 NORTHWEST STAMPEDE 78 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 11, 1955. EAGLE LION. (R) September 5, 1948. Joan Leslie John Payne, Evelyn Keyes. James Craig. Color. NO DOWN PAYMENT (Cs) 105 NORTHWEST TERRITORY 6I TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) October, 1957. MONOGRAM. (R) December 9, 1951. Kirby Joanne Woodward, Sheree North. Grant. 366 Not-Onc

Length Length In Mine. In Mine. NOT 0 THIS EARTH 67 OKLAHOMA BADLANDS 59 Al ARTISTS. (R) March 3, 1957. Paul REPUBLIC. (B) February 22, 1948. Allan Lana BI Beverly Garland. OKLAHOMA BLUES 56 NOT ANTED 94 MONOGRAM. (B) March 14, 1948. Jimmy Wakely M CLASSICS. (R) July, 1949. Sally Forrest OKLAHOMA OUTLAWS 50 Kee¡e Brauelle. MONOGRAM. (R) Angst 19, 1951. Johnny Mack NOTHING BUT TROUBLE 69 Brown. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1945 OKLAHOMA RAIDERS 56 Le el and Hardy. UNIVERSAL. (R) March 17, 1944. Tex Ritter NO T1 E FOR SERGEANTS III Fuzzy Knight. W ER BROS. (R) July. 1958. Andy Griffith. OKLAHOMA WOMAN se My on McCormick. AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) June 15. NOTOR OUS 101 1958. Richard Denning, Peggio Castle. RK -RADIO. (R) September 6, 1948. Ingrid Berg - OKLAHOMAN, THE (Co) 81 ma , Cary Grant. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 19, 1957. Joel NOTOR OUS GENTLEMAN (Brit) 109 McCrea. Barbara Hale. Color. UN VERBAL. (R) November 1, 1948. Reg Harrison, OLD FASHIONED GIRL, AN Ft Lil Palmer. EAGLE LION. (R) January, 1949. Gloria Jean NOTOR OUS LONE WOLF 84 Frances Rafferty. CO UMBIA. (RI February 14, 1946. Gerald Mohr, OLD FRONTIER, THE SS Jan e Carter. REPUBLIC. (B) July 99, 1950. Mate Hais, NOWH RE TO GO 87 OLD LOS ANGELES 88 ME RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1959 REPUBLIC. (Ill April 25. 1948. Wm. Elliott Geo ge Nader, Bernard Lee. THE OLD MAN AND THE SEA (C) 86 WARNER BROS. (R) October, 1958. Spencer Tracy Felipe Pazos. OLD OKLAHOMA PLAINS eo 0 REPUBLIC. (R) July 25. 1952. Rex Allen. OLD OVERLAND TRAIL 60 O.K. NERO (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 88 REPUBLIC. (R) February 25, 1951 Rex Allen I.F (R) May, 1953. Silvana Pampanini, Gino OLD TEXAS TRAIL, THE es UNIVERSAL. (R) December 15, 1944. Rod Cam- O. 8. 107 eron. Fuzzy Knight. P AMOUNT. (R) July 28, 1948. Alan Ladd, OLD WEST. THE BI Ger Idine Fitzgerald. COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1952. Gene Autry, Pat O.S.S. 17 81 Buttram. REP LIC. (R) February, 1959. Magali Noel, Ivan OLD YELLER 83 Des es,. BUENA VISTA (R) January, 1958. Dorothy Mc- OASIS (Cs) 84 Guire, Fess Parker. Color. T IETH CENTURY FOX. (R) December, OLIVER TWIST (Brit.) 1Oá 195 Michele Morgan, Pierre Braaseuer, Cornell UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 27, 1951. Robert Borchers. Color. Newton. Alec Guinness. OATH eF VENGEANCE 57 OLYMPIC CAVALCADE se PR t PICTURES. (R) December 9, 1944. Buster UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 24, 1948. Cray be, Al St. John. Documentary. OßIEC 142 OLYMPIC GAMES OF 1948 94 WA NER BROOS. (R) February 17, 1945. Errol EAGLE LION. (R) September. 1948. Documentary. Fly n. Henry Hull. OMAR KHAYYAM (VV) 101 OBSE=ED (Brit.) 77 PARAMOUNT (R) August 1957. Cornel Wilde, UN e ARTISTS. (R) September 7, 1951. David Michael Rennie. Color. Fa r, Geraldine Fitzgerald. 0E00 0E00 58 OCTOB R MAN, THE (Brit.) 91 LIPPERT. (R) June 10, 1949. Ron Randall EA LE LION. (R) May 20, 1948. John Mills ON THE BEACH 182 J.; Greenwood. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1959. Gregory ODD M N OUT (Bat.) 115 Peck, Ava Gardner. UN ERSAL. (R) June, 1947. James Mason, ON AN ISLAND WITH YOU 107 Rob rt Newton. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) June 24, 1948 ODETT= (Brit.) 105 Esther Williams. Peter Twwlord. Color. 82 UN i ,D ARTISTS. (R) May 15, 1951. Anna ON DANGEROUS GROUND Nea le, Trevor Howard. RHO RADIO. (R) January. 1952. Ida Lupino, ODONG I (Cs) 85 Robert Ryan. CO UMBIA. (R) November, 1958. MacDonald ON MOONLIGHT BAY 95 Cares, Rhonda Fleming. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) July 28, 1951. Doria Day, 08/15 (Ger.) 100 Gordon MacRae. Color. TIM 9 (R) October, 1957. Joachim Tuvha Berger ON OUR MERRY WAY 107 Hel: Vita. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 15, 1948. Paulette OF HU AN BONDAGE 105 Goddard, James Stewart. WA NER BROTHERS. (R) July 20, 1948. Paul ON STAGE. EVERYBODY 75 Ben aid. Eleanor Parker. UNIVERSAL. (R) July 13. 1945. Jack Oakie, OF ME AND MUSIC 85 Peggy Ryan. T ^ : NTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1951 ON THE ISLE OF SAMOA 85 COLUMBIA. (B) August, 1950. Jon Hall, Susan OFF Cn ITßeature. 89 Cabot. PA AMOUNT. (R) April, 1953. Bob Hope, ON THE LOOSE 74 Ma vn Maxwell. RHO RADIO. (R) September 28. 1951. Joan Evans, O. HE RY'S FULL HOUSE Ili Melvyn Douglas. NTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R). September, ON THE OLD SPANISH TRAIL 75 1952 Ail Star Cast. REPUBLIC. (RI October 15, 1947. Roy Rogers, OH, MEN! OH. WOMEN! (CO 90 Jane Frazee. Color. TW : NTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, ON THE RIVIERA 90 1957 Ginger Rogers, Dan Dailey, David Niven. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May. 1951. Colo . Danny Kaye. Gene Tierney. Color. OH! SU CANNA 00 ON OF SPACE (Cs) 9Y RE UBLIC. (R) March 98. 1951. Rod Cameron, WENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R)OLD March, 1956. A . n Booth. Color. Guy Madison, Virginia Leith. Color. ON THE TOWN 08 OH, WH T A NIGHT! 72 80, MO OORAM. (R) September 2, 1944. Edmund METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December Low Marjorie Rambeau. 1949. Gene Kelly. Frank Sinatra. Color. OH, YO BEAUTIFUL DOLL 93 ON THE WATERFRONT 108 October, 1954. Marlon Brando, T : NTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, COLUMBIA. (R) 1949' Mark Stevens, June Haver. Color. Eva Marie Saint. TOP OF OLD SMOKY 00 OKINA A 67 ON Antri. COL IA. (R) March, 1952. Pat O'Brien, COLUMBIA. (B) March, 1958. Gene Ric rd Denning. ONCE A THIEF 5i OKLAH MAI (Cs) 140 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 7, 1950. June Havoc, TETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, Cesar Romero. 1958 Gordon MacRae, Shirley Jones, Gloria ONCE MORE. MY DARLING 94 Gras me, Gene Nelson. Color. UNIVERSAL. (B) August, 1949. Robert Mont- OKLAH MA! (Todd -AO) 145 gomery. Ann BLvth. MA NA. (R) Special. 1955. Gordon MacRae. ONCE UPON A DREAM (Brit) Glo a Grahame, Gene Nelson, Charlotte Green - EAGLE LION. (R) September, 1949. Googie With- w Eddie Albert, Shirley Jones. Color. ers, Griffith Jones. OKLAHOMA ANNIE 90 ONCE UPON A HORSE (Ca) 85 REPUBLIC. (R) March 24, 1952. Judy Canova. UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1958. Don Rowan, John BusaelL Color. Dick Martin. 367 Onc-Out Length Length In Mina. In Mine. ONCE UPON A TIME 80 OPPOSITE SEX, THE (Co) 117 COLUMBL&. (B) May 11, 1944. Cary Grant, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) October 26, Janet Blair. 1958. June Allison. Ann Sheridan, Joan Collins, BIG Dolores Grey. Color. ONE AFFAIR 80 OREGON PASSAGE (Ca) 81 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February 22, 1952. Dente ALLIED ARTISTS (R) January, 1958. John Erick- O'Keefe, Evelyn Keyes. son, Lola Albright. Color. ONE BODY TOO MANY 75 OREGON TRAIL, THE (Cs) 86 PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 2, 1944-45. Jack Haley, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, Jean Parker. 1959. Fred MacMurray, William Bishop. Color. ONE DESIRE 94 OREGON TRAIL 55 UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1955. Anne Baxter REPUBLIC. (R) July 14, 1945, Sunset Carson, Rock Hudson. Color. Peggy Stew ONE EXCITING WEEK 69 OREGON TRAIL SCOUTS 50 REPUBLIC (B) June 8, 1946, Al Pearce, Arline REPUBLIC. (R) May 15, 1947. Allan Lane, Harris. Murtha Wentworth. ONE GIRL'S CONFESSION 74 OTHUNITEDELLO 82 COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1958. Hugo Haas, Cleo ARTISTS. (B) June. 1955. Orson Welles, Moore. Suzanne Cloutier. ONE LAST FLING 94 OTHER LOVE. THE 98 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) August 0, 1949. Alexis UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 11. 1947. Barbara Smith. Zachary Scott. Stanwyck, David Nlven. OTHER WOMAN. THE 81 ONE MINUTE TO ZERO 105 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) December RICO RADIO. (R) August, 1952. Robert Mitchum, 1954. Hugo Haas. Ann Blyth. Cleo Moore. OUR HEARTS ONE MORE TOMORROW 89 WERE GROWING UP 84 PARAMOUNT. (R) June 14, 1948. Gail Russell, WARNER BROS. (R) June 1, 1948. Ann Sheridan Alerts Smith. Dennis Morgan. Diana Lynn. ONE MYSTERIOUS NIGHT 02 OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY 81 COLUMBIA. (R) September 21. 1944. Chester PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 1, 1944-45. Diana Lynn, Morris, Janis Carter. Gail Russell. ONE NIGHT WITH YOU OUR MISS BROOKS e5 (Brit.) 90 WARNER BROTHERS. 1956. Eve EAGLE LION. (R) February. 1949 Nino Martini, (B) March 8, Patricia Roc. Arden. Gale Gordon. OUR VERY OWN 93 ONE SUNDAY AFTERNOON 00 RHO RADIO. (R) July, 1950. Ann Blyth, Farley WARNER BROS. (R) January 1, 1949. Dennis Granger. Joan Evans. Morgan, Dorothy Malone. Color. OUR VINES HAVE TENDER GRAPES 103 ONE THAT GOT AWAY. THE (Brit.) 108 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September RANK (R) March, 1958. Hardy Kruger. Colin 1995. Margaret O'Brien, Edward G. Robinson. Gordon. OUT 1,000 ARABIAN NIGHTS 78 CALIFORNIA WAY 87 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1959 Mister Magoo. REPUBLIC. (R) December 5, 1948. Monte Hale, Color. Adrian Booth. Color. OUTLAW TREASURE 87 ONE TOUCH OF VENUS 62 AMERICAN UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1950. Robert Walker. RELEASING. (R) July, 1955. Glenn Ara Gardner. Langan, Adele Jergens. ONE WAY OUT 60 OUTLAW TREASURE 87 RANK (R) December, 1957. Jill Adams, Lyndon AMERICAN RELEASING CORP. (B) July 1955 Brook. John Forbes, Prank "Bed" Carpenter, Adele Jar - ONE WAY STREET gens. 79 OUT OF UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1950. James Mason, THE BLUE 87 EAGLE LION. (R) October 11, 1947. George Marta Toren. Brent, Virginia Mayo. ONE WAY TO LOVE 89 COLUMBIA. OUT OF THE CLOUDS 79 (R) December 20, 1945. Janie Carter RANK (R) June, 1957. Anthony Steel, Robert Chester Morris. Beatty. Color. ONE WOMAN'S STORY (Brit.) u OUT OF THE DEPTHS 81 UNIVERSAL. (B) June, 1949. Ann Todd. Claude COLUMBIA. (R) December 27, 1945. Jim Bannon Rains, Trevor Howard. Ross Hunter. OUT OF THE 87 ONIONHEAD 110 NIGHT WARNER BROS. (R) October, 1958. Andy Griffith, PRC PICTURES. (R) March 81, 1945. Jimmy Felicia Farr. Lydon, Sally Ellen. ONLY THE VALLIANT OUT OF THE PAST 97 105 REO RADIO. (R) November 18, 1947. WARNER BROS. (R) April 21. 1951. Gregory Robert Peck. Barbara Payton. Mitchum, Jane Greer. OUT OF THE STORM 81 OPEN SECRET 70 REPUBLIC. EAGLE LION. (R) February 14, 1948. John Ire- (B) August 25, 1948. James Lydon, land. Jane Randolph. Lois Collier. OPERATION AMSTERDAM 105 OUT OF THIS WORLD 96 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1980 PARAMOUNT. (R) July 18. 1945. Eddie Bracken, Peter Finch, Eva Bartok. Veronica Lake. Diana Lynn. OPERATION CONSPIRACY 89 OUTCAST. THE REPUBLIC (R) September, 1957. Phillip Friend, 90 Mary Mackenzie. REPUBLIC. (R) August 15, 1954. John Derek, OPERATION DAMES Joan Evans. Color. 74 OUTCAST OF BLACK MESA 54 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March, 1959 Eve Meyer, COLUMBIA. (R) April 13, 1960. Charles Starrett, Chuck Henderson. Smiley Burnett.. OPERATION DISASTER (Brit.) 100 OUTCAST OF THE ISLANDS (Brit.) 93 UNIVERSAL. (R) January 13, 1951. John Mills, Helen UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 11, 1958. Trevor Cherry. Howard. Ralph Richardson. OPERATION HAYLIFT 74 LIPPERT. (R) May 5, 1950. Bill Williams, Tom OUTCASTS OF POKER FLAT 81 Brown. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1952 Dale Robertson. Anne Baxter. OPERATION MAD BALL 105 OUTCASTS OF THE COLUMBIA (R) November, 1957. TRAIL 59 Jack Lemmon, REPUBLIC. (R) June 8. 1949. Monte Hale. Jeff Ernie Kovacs. Donnell. OPERATION MALAYA (Brit.) 65 OUTLAW. THE AMERICAN RELEASING CORP. (B) October, 124 1955. Documentary. RHO RADIO. (R) January 7. 1950. Jack Buetel, OPERATION Jane Russell. MANHUNT 77 OUTLAW BRAND UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1954. Irla Jen- 57 sen. Harry Townes. MONOGRAM. (R) October 24, 1949. Jimmy Wake- ly, Cannonball Taylor. OPERATION PACIFIC 91 OUTLAW COUNTRY 76 WARNER BROS. (R) January 27, 1951. John SCREEN GUILD. (B) January 7. 1949. Lash Wayne, Patricia Neal. LaRue, Fuzzy St. John. OPERATION SECRET 108 OUTLAW GOLD 51 WARNER BR(JTHe.RS. (R) November 8, 1951 MONOGRAM. (B) November 26, 1950. Johnny Cornel Wilde, Phyllis Thaxter. Mack Brown. Jane Adams. OPERATION X (Brit.) 79 OUTLAW OF THE PLAINS 58 COLUMBIA. (B) February, 1951. Edward G. Rabtt- PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) soo, Peggy Cummins. September 29, 1946. Buster Crabb., Al St. John. 368 Out -Par Length length In Mins. In Mina. OUTL W ROUNDUP 55 PAINTING THE CLOUDS WITH SUNSHINE 87 PICTURES. (B) February 10, 1944. Dave WARNER BROS. (R) October 10. 1951. Dennis rien, Jim Newt11. Morgan, Virginia Mayo. Color. OUTL W STALLION 84 PAISAN (Ital.) 115 CO UMBIA. (R) July, 1954. Phil Carey, Dorothy MAYER-BURSTYN. (R) March. 1948. Gar Moore, Pa rick. Color. Maria Mich!. OUT W TERRITORY 75 PAJAMA GAME, THE 101 T. (B) 1953. Joanne Dru, John Ireland, WARNER BROS. (R) August, 1957. Doris Day, M donald Carey. John Relit. Color. OUTL TRAIL" THE 55 PALEFACE, THE SI M OGRAM. (B) April 29. 1944. Hoot Gibson PARAMOUNT. (R) December 24, 1948. Bob Hope, B Steele. Jane Russell. Color. OUT W WOMEN 75 PAL JOEY ill PERT. (R) June 2, 1952. Marie Windsor COLUMBIA (R) December, 1957. Rita Hayworth, Ri hard Rober. Color. Frank Sinatra. Color. OUTL W'S DAUGHTER, THE 75 PALOMINO, THE 73 NTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (It) November, COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1950. Jerome Courtland, 19 Bill Williams, Kelly Ryan. Color. Beverly Tyler. Color. OUTL S OF TEXAS 88 PALS OF THE GOLDEN WEST 68 Ms OGRAM. (R) December 10, 1950. Whip Wil- REPUBLIC. (B) December 15, 1951. Roy Roger,, Andy Clyde. Dale Evans. OUTLA 8 OF THE ROCKIES 55 PANAMA SAL 70 CO UMBIA. (R) September 18, 1945. Charles REPUBLIC (R) October, 1957. Elena Verdugo, Ste tt, Tex Harding. Edward Kemmer. OUTLA S OF SANTA FE 54 PAN -AMERICANA 04 BUBLIC. (B) April 4, 1944. Don Barry, Wn111 RHO RADIO. (R) Block 8, 1944-45. Phillip Terry Ve n. Audrey Long. OUTLA 'S SON 87 PANDORA AND THE FLYING DUTCHMAN 123 UN ED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. Dane Clark, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) January It Lo Nelson. 1952. Au Gardner, James Mason. Color. OUTPOST IN MALAYA (Brit) 88 PANHANDLE 04 UN TED ARTISTS. (B) November 21, 1952. Clau- MONOGRAM. (R) January 31, 1948. Rod Cameron det Colbert, Jack Hawkins. Cathy Downs. IN MOROCCO 92 PANIC IN THE PARLOR 81 OUTPO T (B) December. 1957 s George DIST. CORP. OF AMER. UN ARTISTS. (R) May 2, 1949. Peggy Mount, Cyril Smith. Ra , Marie Windsor. 98 OUTRA E 75 PANIC IN THE STREETS RK -RADIO. Auguat, 1950. Mala Powers, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) September, Tod Andrews. 1950. Richard Widmark, Paul Douglas. OUTR1 ERS, THE 93 PANTALOONS (Fr.) 98 0-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 21, 1950 UMPO. (R) December, 1958. Fernandel. Carmen Joe McCrea. Arlene Dahl. Color. Sevilla. Color. MAM, MAID AND I (Fr.) 94 OUTSI E THE LAW 80 PAPA, THE SAL. (B) June, 1956. Ray Danton, Leigh KIN SLEY. (R) October, 1956. Fernand Ledoux, Roo den. Gaby OUTSI THE WALL 80 PARADINE CASE. THE 119 RSAL. (R) March, 1950. Richard Buehart. SELZNICK. (R) January, 1948, Gregory Peck, Un Maxwell. Ann Todd, Valli, Louis Jourdan. Ma PARADISE LAGOON (The Admirable Crichton) 94 OVER- XPOSED eo COLUMBIA (R) April, 1958. Kenneth More, CO UMBIA. (B) April, 1958. Cleo Moore. Rich- Diane Cilento. Color. ard Creme. PARATROOP COMMAND 83 OVER HE BORDER 58 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) February, OGRAM. (B) March 12, 1950. Johnny Mack 1959. Richard Bakalyan, Jack Hogan. Br. . Myron Healey. PARATROOPER 87 OVER HE SANTA FE TRAIL 63 COLUMBIA. (B) January, 1954. Alan Ladd, Leo CO UMBIA. (B) February 18. 1947. Ken Curtis, Genn. Color. Jen Her Holt. PARDNERS (VV) 85 PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1958. Dean Martin, OVER 1 103 Jerry Lewis. Color. CO UMBIA. (R) August 28, 1945. Irene Dunne. PARDON MY FRENCH 81 Ale ender Knox. UNITED 'RTISTS. (R) August 10, 1951. Merle OVERL ND PACIFIC 73 Oberon, P. 1 Henreid. ARTISTS. (R) February, 1954. Jack PARDON MY PAST 87 Ma ono', Peggie Castle. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) December 25, 1945. Fred Mac- OVERL ND TELEGRAPH 60 Murray, Marguerite Chapman. PARDON MY RHYTHM 61 RK i RADIO. B) December, 1951. Tim Holt Ri ard Martin. UNIVERSAL. (R) May 19, 1944. Gloria Jean, Patric Knowles. OVERL ND TRAIL 58 PARIS DOES STRANGE THINGS 86 MO OGRAM. (R) January 81. 1948. Johnny Mack WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 2, 1957. B , Virginia Belmont. Ingrid Bergman, Mel Ferrer. Color. OVERL ND RIDERS 54 PARIS FOLLIES OF 1956 73 PR I DUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (B) ..41.I.IFD ARTISTS. (R) November 27, 1955. For- Aug t 21, 1946. Buster Crabbe. rest Tucker, Margaret Whiting. Color. PARIS HOLIDAY (T) 100 OVERL NDERS, THE (Ailstrallan) 91 UNITED ARTISTS (R) March, 1958. Bob Hope, UN SAL. (R) December 26, 1946. Chips Bat- Fernandel. ten , John N. Hayward . PARISIENNE, LA 85 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1958. Brigitte Bardot, Charles Boyer. Color. P PARIS MODEL 81 COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1958. Marilyn Max- PACE HAT THRILLS. THE 63 well. Paulette Goddard, Eva Gabor. BK RADIO. (B) March, 1952. Bill Williams, PARIS PLAYBOYS 82 Car Balenda ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) March 7. 1954. Bowery PACI F I ADVENTURE (Australian) 95 Boys. CO UMBIA. (R) July, 1947. Ron Bendel, Muriel PARIS UNDERGROUND Stet beck. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 19, 1945. Con- PACK RAIN 57 stance Bennett. Gracie Fields. CO tame. (B) July. 1953. Gene Autry, Smile) PARK ROW 83 Bu tie. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 12, 1952. Gene PAGAN LOVE SONG 78 Evans, Mary Welch. ME O-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December 29, PAROLE. INC. 71 1951. Esther Williams. Howard Keel. Color. EAGLE LION. (R) December. 1948. Michael PAGAN THE 80 O'Shea. Turhan Bey. AL i I ARTISTS (R) June 1, 1958. Pierre Cres- PARSON AND THE OUTLAW, THE 71 soy, Helene Remy. COLUMBIA (R) September, 1957. Anthony Dexter, PAID I FULL 105 Bonny Tufts. B AMOUNT. (R) March, 1950. Robert Cum- PARTNERS IN TIME 78 . Llsabeth Scott, Diana Lynn. REO RADIO. (11) April 25. 1946. Lum & Abner PAID T. KILL 70 PARTNERS OF THE SUNSET 53 LIP 'ERT. (R) June 25, 1954. Dane Clark. MONOGRAM. (R) May 6, 1948. Jimmy Wakely. PAINT .D HILLS. THE 09 PARTNERS OF THE TRAIL 54 O-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) May 4, 1951 MONOGRAM. (B) April 1, 1944. Johnny Mack Lus e, Bruce Cowling, Gary Grey. Color. Brown. 369 Par -Pic Length Length In Mins. In Mins. PARTY CRASHERS, THE 76 PERILOUS HOLIDAY 89 PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1958. Connie Stev- COLUMBIA. (R) March 21, 1948. Pat O'Brien ens, Robert Driscoll. Ruth Warrick. PARTY GIRL (Cs) 99 PERILOUS JOURNEY, A 90 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, 1958 REPUBLIC. (R) April 5, 1953. Vera Ralston, Robert Taylor, Cyd Charisse. Color. David Brian. PASSAGE TO MARSEILLE 109 PERILOUS WATERS 88 WARNER BROS. (R) March 11. 1944. Humphrey MONOGRAM. (It) February 14, 1948. Don Castle, Bogart, Michele Morgan. Audrey Long. PASSAGE WEST 80 PERILS OF THE JUNGLE 63 PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1951. John Payne, Ar- LIPPERT. (R) March 20, 1953. Clyde Beatty. leen Whalen. Color. PERILS OF PAULINE 96 PASSION 84 PARAMOUNT. (R) July 4, 1947. Betty Hutton, RKO RADIO. (R) October 6, 1954. Cornel Wilde, John Lund. Color. Yvonne de Carlo. Color. PERRI 74 PASSKEY TO DANGER 56 BUENA VISTA (R) November. 1957. Live Action REPUBLIC. (R) May 11, 1948. Stephanie Bachelor, & Animation. Color. Kane Richmond. PERSONAL AFFAIR (Brit.) 82 PASSPORT TO DESTINY 64 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1954. Gene RKO RADIO. (R) Block 4, 1943-44. Elea Lanchea- Tierney, Leo Genn, Glynis Johns. ter. Gordon Oliver. PERSONALITY KID 98 PASSPORT TO PIMLICO (Brit) 72 COLUMBIA. (R) August 8, 1946. Anita Louise, EAGLE LION. (R) December, 1999. Stanley Hol- Michael Duane. loway. Betty Warren. PERSUADER. THE 72 PASSPORT TO TREASON (Brit.) 70 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) June, 1957. James Craig, ASTOR. (R) June, 1958. Rod Cameron, Lois William Talman. Maxwell. PETE KELLY'S BLUES (Ce) 95 PAT AND MIKE 95 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) August 27, 1955 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1952 Jack Webb, Janet Leigh, Edmond O'Brien. Peggy Spencer Tracy, Katharine Hepburn. Lee. Color. PATHFINDER, THE 78 PETER PAN 78Va COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1953. George Mont- RKO RADIO. (R) February 5, 1953. Cartoon gomery. Helena Carter. Color. Color. PATHS OF GLORY 88 PETTY GIRL 87 UNITED ARTISTS (R) January, 1958. Kirk Doug- COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1950. Robert Cum- las, Ralph Meeker. mings, Joan Caulfield PATIENT VANISHES, THE (Brit.) 78 PEYTON PLACE (Cs) 157 FILM CLASSICS. (R) May 22, 1947. James Mason, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) December, Mary Clare. 1957. Lana Turner, Lee Philips. Color. PATRICK THE GREAT 89 PHANTOM FROM SPACE 72 UNIVERSAL. (It) May 4, 1945. Donald O'Con- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 15, 1953. Ted Cooper nor. Peggy Ryan. Noreen Nash. PATTERNS 65 PHANTOM FROM 10,000 LEAGUES, THE 80 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1956. Van Hef- AMERICAN RELEASING CORP .(B) January, lin, Ed Begley, Everett Sloane. 1958. Kent Taylor, Cathy Downs. PAULA 80 PHANTOM LADY 87 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1952. Loretta Young, Kent UNIVERSAL. (B) January 28, 1944. Ella Baines Smith, Alexander Knox. Franchot Tone. PAWNEE 80 PHANTOM OF 42ND STREET, THE 58 REPUBLIC (R) September, 1957. George Mont- PRC PICTURES. (R) May 2, 1945. Dave gomery. Bill Williams. Color. O'Brien, Kay Aldridge. PAY OR DIE III PHANTOM OF THE JUNGLE 75 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1960. Ernest Borg - LIPPERT. (R) May 20, 1955. Jon Hall, Anne nine, Zebra Lampert. Gwynne. PAYMENT ON DEMAND 90 PHANTOM OF THE PLAINS 56 RKO-RADIO. (R) February 3, 1951. Bette Davie, REPUBLIC. (R) September 7. 1945. "Wild" Bill Barry Sullivan. Elliott, Bobby Blake. PEACEMAKER, THE 82 PHANTOM OF THE RUE MORGUE (SD) . 84 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1956. James WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 27, 1954. Mitchell, Roseman Bowe. Karl Malden. Patricia Medina. Color. PEARL, THE (Mex.) 77 PHANTOM SPEAKS, THE 68 REO RADIO. (R) February 10, 1998. Pedro Ar- REPUBLIC. (R) May 10, 1945. Richard Arlen, mendaria, Maria Marquee. Lynn Roberts. PEARL OF DEATH 69 PHANTOM STAGECOACH, THE 69 UNIVERSAL. (R) September 22, 1944. Basil COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1957. William Bishop, Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. Kathleen Crowley. PEARL OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC (SS) 85 PHANTOM STALLION 54 RKO RADIO. (R) July 4, 1955. Virginia Mayo, REPUBLIC. (R) February 10, 1954. Rex Allen Dennis Morgan, David Farrar. Color. PHANTOM THIEF. THE 86 PECOS RIVER 55 COLUMBIA. (R) May 2, 1946. Chester Morris. Jeff COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1951. Charles Starrett, DonnelL Smiley Burnette. PHANTOM VALLEY 83 PEGGY 78 COLUDIBLI. (R) February 19, 1948. Charles UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1950. Diana Lynn Starrett, Virginia Hunter. Charles Coburn. Color. PHARAOH'S CURSE 66 PEKING EXPRESS 90 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1957. Mark PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1951. Joseph Cotten, Dana, 'Lava Shapir. Corinne Calvet. PHENIX CITY STORY, THE 100 PENNY PRINCESS (Brit.) 01 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 14, 1955. Richard UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1953. Yolande Donlan, Kiley, Kathryn Grant. Dirk Bogarde. Color. PHFFFT 88 PENTHOUSE RHYTHM 60 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1954. Judy Holliday, UNIVERSAL. (R) June 22, 1945. Kirby Grant, Jack Lemmon. Iris Collier. PHILO VANCE RETURNS 61 PEOPLE AGAINST O'HARA 103 EAGLE LION. (R) June 14, 1947. William METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, Wright. Terry Austin. 1951. Spencer Tracy, Diana Lynn. PEOPLE ARE FUNNY 93 PHILO VANCE'S GAMBLE N PARAMOUNT. (R) January 11, 1946. Jack Haley PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) Helen Walker. April 13, 1947. Alen Curtis. Tala Blrell. 88 PEOPLE WILL TALK 110 PHILO VANCE'S SECRET MISSION TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, EAGLE LION. (R) August 30, 1947. Alan Curti/ 1951. Cary Grant, Jeanne Crain. Sheila Ryan. PHONE CALL FROM A STRANGER e9 PERFECT FURLOUGH, THE (Cs) 99 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February. UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1959. Tony Curtis Winters. Merrill. Janet Leigh. Color. 1952. Shelley Gary PERFECT MARRIAGE, THE 87 PICCADILLY INCIDENT (Brit) 88 PARAMOUNT. (R) January 24, 1947. Loretta METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1949 Young, David Niven. Anna Neagle, Michael Wilding. PERFECT STRANGERS 88 PICKUP 78 WARNER BROS. (R) March 25, 1950. Ginger COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1951. Beverly Michaels, Rogers, Dennis Morgan. Hugo Haas. PERFECT WOMAN, THE (Brit.) 73 PICKUP ALLEY 92 EAGLE LION. (R) April, 1950. Patricia Roc, COLUMBIA (R) August 1957. Victor Mature, Stanley Holloway. Anita Ekberg. 370 Pic-Pra

Length Length In Mins. In Mine. PICKUP ON SOUTH STREET 80 PLUNDER OF THE SUN 81 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1953. Richard WARNER BROTHERS. (R) August 29, 1953 WidQmark, Jean Peters. Thelma Ritter. Glenn Ford, Diana Lynn. PICKWICK PAPERS (Brit.) 109 PLUNDER ROAD 72 MAYER-KINGSLEY. (R) May, 1954. James TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) December, Harter. Nigel Patrick, Hermione Otngold. 1957. Gene Raymond, Carolyn Craig. PICNIC (Cs) 115 PLUNDERERS, THE 67 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1956. William Hol- REPUBLIC. (R) December 1, 1948. Rod Cameron, den' Rosalind Russell. Kim Novak, Arthur O'Con- Ilona Massey. Color. nelh Color. PLUNDERERS OF PAINTED FLATS (N) 72 PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY. THE III REPUBLIC. (R) January, 1959. Corrine Calvet. METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYER. (R) June, 1945. John Carroll. George Sanders, Angela Lanebury. PLYMOUTH ADVENTURE 105 PIER 2$ 58 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, LI EST. (R) May 11, 1951. Hugh Beaumont, 1952. Spencer Tracy, Gene Tierney. Color. Ric and Travis. PONY EXPRESS 101 PILGRIM LADY, THE 67 PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1958. Charlton Heaton, REPUBLIC. (R) January 22, 1947. Adele Mara, Rhonda Fleming, Jan Sterling. Color. Warren Douglas. PONY SOLDIER 82 PILLARS OF THE SKY (Cs) 95 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, UN REAL. (R) October, 1958. Jeff Chandler, 1952. Tyrone Power, Cameron Mitchell. Color. Do th y Malone. Color. POACHER'S DAUGHTER, THE 74 PILLOWOF DEATH 88 SHOW CORP. OF AMERICA. (R) June, 1960. UNIVERSAL. (R) December 14. 1945. Lon Julie Harris, Harry Brogan. Chaney, Brenda Joyce. POOL OF LONDON (Brit) 88 PILLOM TO POST 02 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1951. Bonar Col- WA KNER BROS. (R) June 9, 1945. Ida Lupino, leeno. Rene Asheraon. Sed fey Greenatreet. PORK CHOP HILL 97 PILLOVYTALK (Cs) 105 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1959. Gregory Peck UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1959. Rock Hudson, PORT AFRIQUE 92 Doris Day. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1956. Phil Carey. Pier 83 Angell. Color. PIN UP NTRF,THL PORT OF HELL .. 80 CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1944 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December 5. 1954. Dane Bet arable, Joe E. Brown. Color. Clark. Warne Morris. PINKY 102 PORT OF NEW YORK 79 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, EAGLE LION. (R) December, 1949. Scott Brady, 1999. Jeanne Crain, William Lundigan, Ethel Bar- Richard Rober. rym re. PORT OF 40 THIEVES 58 PINTO BANDIT 58 REPUBLIC. (R) August 13. 1944. Stephanie PR PICTURES. (R) April 27, 1944. Dave Bachelor. Richard Powers. O'Brien, Jim Newill. PORT SAID N PIONEER JUSTICE 58 COLUMBIA. (R) April 15, 1948. Gloria Henry. EA ,LE LION. (R) June 28, 1947. Al "Lash" William Bishop. L ue, Al "Fume' St. John. PORT SINISTER 65 60 RHO RADIO. (R) April 10, 1953. Jame. Warren, PIONS R MARSHAL Lynne RE UBLIC. (R) December 24, 1949. Monte Hale Roberta. Pau Hurst. PORTLAND EXPOSE 72 1957. Edward PIRATE SUBMARINE 69 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) August, LIPPERT.ß (R) July 13, 1952. Special Cast. Binns, Carolyn Craig. PIRA 102O PORTRAIT IN BLACK 112 T ETRTHEGOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1998 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1960. Lana Turner, An- Jud Garland. Gene Kelly. Color. thony Quinn. Color. PIRATES OF CAPRI, THE 94 PORTRAIT OF AN UNKNOWN WOMAN 88 FILM CLASSICS. (R) December 1, 1949. Louis UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1958. Ruth Leuwerik, O. Hayward. Blnnie Barnes. W. Fisher. PIRATES OF MONTEREY 77 PORTRAIT OF JENNIE 88 UNIVERSAL. (B) December, 194T. Maria Montez SELZNICK. (R) April 22. 1949. Jennifer Jones, Rorh Cameron. Color. Joseph Cotten. Ethel Barrymore. PIRATES OF TRIPOLI 72 PORTRAIT OF MARIA (Mex.) 78 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1955. Paul Henreid, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Jart ary-F.b- Patricia Medina. Color. ruary. 1946. Dolores Del Rio, Pedro A .aendaria. PISTOL HARVEST 60 POSSESSED 108 RKO RADIO. (R) July. 1951. Tim Holt. Jean WARNER BROS. (B) July 26, 1947, Joan Craw- Dix n. ford. Van Heflin. PITFALL, THE 86 P.O. BOX 803 72 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 19, 1948. Dick ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1959. Van Johnson, Powell, Llzzabeth Scott. Vera Mlles. POST OFFICE INVESTIGATOR W PLACE2N THE SUN. A 122 REPUBLIC. (R) September 1, 1949. Warren Doug- PA AMOUNT. (R) September, 1951. Montgomery las, Audrey Long. CM. Elizabeth Taylor. Shelley Winters. POSTMAN ALWAYS RINGS TWICE, THE 118 PLACE OF ONE'S OWN, A (Brit.) 00 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April -May. EAGLE LION. (R) February 8, 1949. Margaret 1946. Lana Turner. John Garfield. Lockwood. James Mason. POSTMARK FOR DANGER 84 RHO RADIO. (R) January 18. 1958. Terry Moore. PLAINSMAN AND THE LADY, THE 87 Robert Beatty. REPUBLIC. (R) November 15, 1946. William El- POWDER RIVER 78 liott, Vera Hruba Ralston. 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1953. Rory PLAN 9 FROM OUTER SPACE 76 Calhoun. Corinne Calvet. Colar. ROACH. (R) July, 1959. Gregory Walcott, Mona POWDER RIVER RUSTLERS 80 McKinnon. REPUBLIC. (R) November 25, 1949. Allan PLATINUM HIGH SCHOOL 93 "Rocky" Lane. Eddie Waller. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1960 POWER AND THE PRIZE, THE (Cs) 89 Mickey Rooney, Terry Moore. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October 12, 85 1958. Robert Taylor. Elizabeth Mueller. PLAYGIRL THE 88 May, 1954. Shelley Winters, POWER OF WHISTLER RSAL. (R) COLUMBIA. (R) April 19, 1945. Richard Dix. Ba Sullivan. PRACTICALLY YOURS 90 PL METROS BELIEVE ME 87 PARAMOUNT. (A) Block 8- 1944-45. Claudette METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER.N -MAYER. (R) May 12, 1950 Colbert. Fred MacMurray. Walker. Deborah Kerr, Robert PRAIRIE, THE 80 99 PLEAS I MR. BALZAC (Fr.) SCREEN GUILD. (R) December 27, 1947. Alan October, 1957. DIS . CORP. OF AMER. (R) Baxter, Lenore Aubert. Dan el Galin, Brigitte Bardot. BADMEN 58 PLEAS EAT III PRAIRIE (R) April,pril, 1960. PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) TRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. 1946. Buster Crabbe. Doris Day, David Nixen. Color. July 17, PLEASE MURDER ME 78 PRAIRIE EXPRESS 55 CORP. OF AMERICA. (R) MONOGRAM- (R) October 25, 1947. Johnny Mack DI RIBUTORS Raymond Hatton. Mar h, 1956. Angela Lanabury, Raymond Burr. Brown, 89 PRAIRIE OUTLAWS 57 PLOT TO ROOSEVELT,Brit.) EAGLE LION (R) May 12, 1948. Eddie Dean, UNITEDI ARTISTS.LL E October 22, 1948. 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Length Length In Ming. In Mins. PRAIRIE RAIDERS 54 PRISONERS IN PETTICOATS 80 COLUMBIA. (R) May 29, 1947. Charles Starrett REPUBLIC. (R) September 18. 1950. Valentine Smiley Burnette. Perkins, Robert Rockwell. PRAIRIE ROUNDUP 53 PRISONERS OF THE CASBAH 78 COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1951. Charlee Starrett, COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1953. Gloria Grahame, Smiley Burnette. Cesar Romero, Turban Bey. Color. PRAIRIE RUSTLERS ge PRIVATE AFFAIRS OF BEL AMI 112 PRC PICTURES. (R) November 7. 1945. Buster UNITED ARTISTS. (B) March T. 1947. George Crabbe. Sanders, Angela Lanabury. PREHISTORIC WOMEN 74 PRIVATE EYES 64 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 1. 1950 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December 6, 1958 Laurette Lux, Allen Nixon. Color. Bowery Bon 55 PREJUDICE PRIVATE HELL 38 81 MPSC. (R) February, 1949. David Bruce, Mary FILMAKERS. (R) September. 1954, Ida Lupino, Marshall. Steve Cochran, Howard Duff. PRELUDE TO FAME (Brit) 71 PRIVATE PROPERTY UNIVERSAL (R) November. 1950, Guy Rolfe, 79 CITATION FILMS. (R) April. 1960. Kate MIME, Kathleen Bryon, Corey Allen. PRESIDENT'S LADY 98 PRIVATE'S AFFAIR, A (Co) TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1953 TWENTIETH 105 Susan Hayward. CENTURY-FOX. (R) August, Charlton Heston. 1959. Sal Mineo, Christine Carera. Color. PRETENDER. THE 69 PRIVATE'S PROGRESS REPUBLIC. (R) August 16, (Brit.) 96 1947. Albert Dekker DISTRIBUTORS CORPORATION OF AMERICA Catherine Craig. (R) September, 1956. Richard Attenborough, PRETTY BABY 92 Dennis Price, Ian Carmichael. WARNER BROS. (R) September 18, 1950. Dennis PRIVATE WAR OF Morgan, Belay Drake. MAJOR BENSON, THE 105 UNIVERSAL, (R) August, 1955. Charlton Heston, PRICE OF FEAR, THE 79 Julie Adams. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) May. 1956. Merle Oberon, Lex PRIZE OF Barker. GOLD, A 98 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1955. Richard Widmark, PRIDE AND THE PASSION, THE (VV) 152 Mai Zellerling. Color. UNITED ARTISTS (R) July, 1957. Cary Grant. Frank Sinatra. Color. PROBLEM GIRLS 70 PRIDE OF MARYLAND 80 COLUMBIA. (R) April. 1953. Helen Walker, REPUBLIC. (R) January 20, 1951. Stank , Roes Elliott. Clemente, Peggy Stewart. PRODIGAL, THE (Cs) 115 PRIDE OF ST. LOUIS 96 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 9, 1955, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1952 Lana Turner. Edmund Purdom, Color. Dan Dailey. Joanne Dru. PROJECT 14 7 (Brad 79 PRIDE OF THE BLUE GRASS 71 U -I. (R) November. 1953. Melia Calvert, Jamb§ ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 4, 1954. Lloyd Donald Bridges. Vera Miles Color. PROJECT MOON BASE 63 PRIDE OF THE MARINES 120 LIPPERT. (R) September 4, 1953. Donna Martell, WARNER Rosa Ford. BROS. (R) September 1. 1945. John PROJECT Garfield, Eleanor Parker. X 80 PRIDE OF THE PLAINS 58 FILM CLASSICS. (R) October 4, 1949. Rita Colton, REPUBLIC. (R) January 4, 1944. Bob Livingston Keith Andes. Smiler Burnette PROMOTER. THE (OHM 88 PRIME TIME, THE 76 UNIVERSAL. (R) October 28, 1952. Alec GuInneza, ESSANJAY (R) May. 1960. JoAnn Le Compte, Valerie Hobson. Frank Roche. PROUD AND THE BEAUTIFUL THE (Fr.) 94 PRINCE AND THE SHOWGIRL. THE 117 KINOSLYE. (R) June. 1956. Michele Morgan, WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1957. Marilyn Monroe Gerard Plülipe, PROUD AND THE PROFANE, Laurence Olivier. Color. THE (VV) 1 1 I PRINCE OF FOXES 107 PARAMOUNT. (II) August, 1956. William Holden, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December Deborah Kerr. 1949. Tyrone Power. Orson Welles. PROUD ONES, THE (Cs) 94 PRINCE OF PIRATES 80 TWENTIETH CENTUBY-FOX, (R) May, 1958. COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1953. John Derek, Bar- Robert Ryan, Virginia Mayo. Jeffrey Hunter. bara hub. Color. Color. PROUD REBEL, THE PRINCE OF PLAYERS (Ca) 102 i 03 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, 1955 BUENA VISTA (DISNEY) (R) June, 1958. Alan Ladd, Olivia De Haviland, Color. Richard Burton. Maggie McNamara. Color. PROWLER, PRINCE OF THE PLAINS 60 THE 92 REPUBLIC. (R) April 8. 1949, Monte Hale, Paul UNITED ARTISTS (R) May 25, 1951. Van Heflin, Hurst. Evelyn Keyes, PSYCHO PRINCE OF THIEVES. THE 72 109 COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1948. Jon Hall, Patricia PARAMOUNT. (R) Angust, 1960. Anthony Per- Merriam. Color. kins, Vera Mlles. P. T. RAIDERS PRINCE VALIANT (Cs) 100 79 201172 CENTURY -FOX. (R) April. 1954. Jame, CONTINENTAL. (R) September, 1959. Richard Muon, Janet Leigh, Robert Wagner. Color. Attenborough, George Baker. PUBLIC PIGEON NO. ONE 79 PRINCE WHO WAS A THIEF. THE 88 UNIVERSAL (R) June, 1957, Red Skelton, UNIVERSAL. (R) July. 1951. Tony Curtis, Piper Blaine. Color. Vivian Laurie. Color. PURPLE HEART, THE 89 PRINCESS AND THE PIRATE, THE 94 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) March, 1944 REO RADIO. (R) Special. Dana Andrews, Richard Conte. 1944-45. Robe Hone, PURPLE Virginia Mayo. Color. HEART DIARY 73 COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1951, Frances PRINCESS OF THE NILE 71 ford, Lyle Talbot. Lang - TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June, 1954 PURPLE MASK. Jeffrey Hunter, Debra Paget. Color. THE (Ca) 82 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1955. Tony Curtis, Col PRISONER. THE (Brit.) el leen Miller. Color. - COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1956. Ale. Guinness, PURPLE PLAIN. THE Jack Hawkins. (Brit.) 100 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1955, Gregory PRISONER OF THE VOLGA 102 Peck, Win Min Than, Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1960. John Derek, Elsa PURSUED Martinelli, Color. 101 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 2. 1947 PRISON SHIP 80 Teresa Wright. Robert Mitchum. COLUMBIA. (R) November 15. 1945. Nina Foch, PURSUIT OF THE GRAF SPEE (VV) 106 Hobert Lowery. RANK (R) November, 1957. John Gregson, An- PRISON WARDEN thony Quayle. Color. 62 PURSUIT COLUMBIA. (R) December 8, 1949. Warner Bax- TO ALGIERS 55 ter, Anna Lee. UNPirERSAL. (R) October 26, 1945. Basil bone, Nigel Rath - PRISONER OF WAR Bruce. 81 PUSHOVER METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1954 88 Ronald Reagan, Dewey Martin. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1954, Fred MacMun.ay, Kim Novak. PRISONER OF ZENDA 101 PYGMY ISLAND METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. November, 69 (R) COLUMBIA. (R) Novemeer, 1950. Johnny WelAe- 1958. Stewart Gunger, Deborah Kerr. Ca/or. Reeller, Ann Savage 372 Qua -Rat

Length Length In Mina. In Mins. Q RAGE AT DAWN 87 BKO RADIO. (R) March 26. 1955. Randolph Scott QUANTEZ (Ca) 80 Mala Powers. Color. UNIVERSAL (R) October, 1957. Fred MacMurry, RAGING TIDE, THE 93 Dorothy Malone. Color. UNIVERSAL (R) November, 1951. Shelley Win- QUANTRILL'S RAIDERS (C) (Cs) 75 Conte. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) April 27. 1958. Steve RAID'THEd Bz Cochran, Gale Robbins. TWENTETH CENTURY-FOX. (ß) August, 1954. QUARTET (Brit.) 128 Van Heflin, Anne Bancroft. Color. EAGLE LION. (R) May, 1949. Beati Radford, RAIDER, THE (Brit) 70 ENGLISH FILMS. (R) May, 1948. Documentary QUEBEC Parker.68 Color. PARAMOUNT. (B) April, 1951. John Barrymore, RAIDERS, THE e9 Jr.,Corinne Calvet. Color. UNIVERSAL (R) November, 1952. Richard Conte, QUE CON BEE 86 Vlveca Llndfora. Color. LUMBIA. (R) November, 1955. Joan Craw- RAIDERS OF OLD CALIFORNIA 72 Barr. Sullivan. REPUBLIC (R) November, 1957. Jim Davis, Ar- QUEEN IS CROWNED. A (Brit.) 88 leen Whelan. U -I. (R) June. 1953. Laurence Olivier. narrator RAIDERS OF THE BORDER 53 MONOGRAM. (R) January 31, 1944. Johnny Mack QUEEN OF BABYLON (Ital.-Eng. dial.) 109 Brown. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1956 RAIDERS OF THE SEVEN SEAS 88 Rhonda Fleming, Ricardo Montalban. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 27, 1953. John QUEEN 70 Payne, Donna Reed. Color. RELEASINGRPRODUCERSUE CORPORATION. (R) RAIDERS OF THE SOUTH 55 July 24, 1948. Evelyn Ankers, Carleton Young. MONOGRAM. (R) January 18. 1947. Johnny Mack QUEEN OF OUTER SPACE (Cs) 80 Brown, Raymond Hatton, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1958. Eva Zsa RAIDERS OF TOMAHAWK CREEK 55 Gabor, Eric Fleming. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) October 26, 1950. Charles Star- QUEEN OF SHEBA (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 99 rett, Smiley Barnette. LIPPERT. (B) February 12, 1954. Gino Cervi, RAILS INTO LARAMIE 81 Leonora Buffo. U.I. (R) April, 1954. John Payne, Mari Blanchard QUEEN OF THE AMAZONS 81 Color. SCREEN GUILD. OR January 15, 1947. Robert RAILROADED 71 Lowery, Patricia Morbon. EAGLE LION. (R) September 25, 1947. John Ire- QUENTIN DURWARD (Ce) lOI land, Sheila Ryan. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) October I1 RAINBOW ISLAND b 1955. Robert Taylor. Kay Kendall, Robert Morley PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 1, 1944-45. Dorothy Color Lamour, Eddie Bracken. Color. QUE SEAS FELIZ (Span) 102 RAINBOW OVER TEXAS 85 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1980. Miguel Acevee REPUBLIC. (R) May 9, 1946. Roy Rogers, Dale Mewls. Resits Quintana. Evans. QUEST FOR A LOST CITY 80 RAINBOW OVER REG May THE ROCKIES 54 RADIO. (R) 4, 1955. Dana and Ginger MONOGRAM. (R) February 8, 1947. Jimmy Wake - Lamb. Color. Ii', Lee "Leases" White. QUICUNITED 79 RAINBOW 'ROUND ARTISTS. (R) 24, 1950. MY SHOULDER 78 March Mickey COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1952. Frankie Laine, Rooney. Jeanne Carney. Billy Daniels. Color. QUIET AMERICAN, THE (Cs) 120 RAINMAKER, UNITED ARTISTS (R) January, 1958. Audio THE (VV) 121 PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1957. Katharine Murphy, Michael Redgrave. Color. Hepburn, Burt QUIET GUN, THE 77 Lancaster, Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January RAINS OF RANCHIPUR, THE (Cs) 104 1957. Forrest Tucker, Moore. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December, Cleo 1955. Lana Turner, Richard Burton, Fred Mae- QUIET MAN, THE 129 Murry, Joan Caulfield, Michael Rennie. REPUBLIC. (R) September 14, 1952. John Wayne, Color. Maureen O'Hara. RAINTREE COUNTY 185 Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) October, 1957 QUINCANNON, FRONTIER SCOUT 88 Elizabeth Taylor, Montgomery Cliff Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) May, 1956. Tony Martin, RAISING A RIOT Peggie Castle. (Brit) 90 Color. CONTINENTAL. (B) May. 1957. Kenneth More, QUO VADIS 188 Ronald Squire. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Special. Robert RALLY 'ROUND THE FLAG, BOYS! (Cs) 106 Taylor, Deborah Kerr. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, 1959. Paul Newman, Joanne Woodward. Color. RAMROD 94 R UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 2, 1947. Joel McCrea, Veronica Lake. RABBIT TRAP, THE 75 RANCHO NOTORIOUS 89 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1959. Ernest Borg - REO RADIO. (R) March 1952, Marlene Dietrich, nine, David Brian. Arthur Kennedy. Color. RACE FOR LIFE, A 89 RANGE BEYOND THE BLUE 53 LIPPERT. (R) December 10, 1954. Richard Conte PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) Mari Aldon. March 17. 1947. Eddie Dean, Roscoe Mee. RACE STREET 79 RANGE JUSTICE 57 REO RADIO. (R) June 22, 1948. George Raft, MONOGRAM. (R) August 7, 1949. Johnny Mack William Bendix. Brown, Max Terhene. RACERS, THE (Cs) 112 RANGE LAND 58 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February MONOGRAM. (R) December 25, 1949. Whip Wil- 1955. Kirk Douglas, Bella Darvi, Gilbert Roland son. Andy Clyde. Color. RANGE LAW 87 RACHEL AND THE STRANGER 93 MONOGRAM. (R) July 1. 1944. Johnny, Mack REO RADIO. (R) October 2, 1948. Loretta Young, Brown. Robert Mitchum, William Holden. RANGE RENEGADES 54 RACING BLOOD 78 MONOGRAM. (R) June 6, 1948. Jimmy Wakely, 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1954. Bill Jennifer Holt. Williams, Jean Porter. Color. RANGER OF CHEROKEE STRIP 60 RACING LUCK 88 REPUBLIC. (R) November 4, 1949. Monte Hale, COLUMBIA. (R) November 18. 1948. Gloria Henry, Paul Hurst. Stanley amants. RANGERS RIDE, THE RAC H E 100 58 ,T MONOGRAM. (R) September 26, 1948. Jimmy MÉTRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 2, Wakely, Cannonball Taylor. 1956. Paul Newman, Walter Pidgeon, Wendell Corey, Edmond O'Brien, Anne Francis. RANSOM! 104 RACKET. THE 88 January 20, REO RADIO. (R) November, 1951. Robert Mit - 956. G1 nn Ford, Donna Reed. (R) chum, Lisabeth Scott, Robert Ryan. RAPTURE 79 RACKET MAN, THE 65 FILM CLASSICS. (R) April. 1950 Glenn Langan, COLUMBIA. (R) January 18, 1994. Tom Neal, Elsy Albion. Jeanne Bates. RADAR SECRET SERVICE 59 R ASHOMON (Japanese) 88 LIPPERT. (R) January 28, 1950. John Howard, REO RADIO. (R) March, 1952. Toshiro Mifune Adele Jergen,. Machito Kyo. RADIO STARS ON PARADE 69 RATIONING 03 RHO -RADIO. (R) August 1. 1945. Wally Brown, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1944. Alan Carney. Wallace Beery, Marjorie Main. 373 Rat-Ret Length Length In Mins. In Mine. RATON PASS 84 RED RIVER SHORE 54 WARNER BROS. (R) April 7, 1951. Patricia REPUBLIC. (R) December 15. 1953. Rex Allen Neal, Dennis Morgan. RED SHOES, THE (Brit.) 133 RAT RACE, THE 105 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 1, 1951. Anton PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1960. Tony Curtis. Deb- Walbrook, Moira Shearer. Color. bie Reynolds. Color. RED SKIES OF MONTANA 98 RAW DEAL 78 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (11) February EAGLE LION. (R) May 28. 1948. Dennis O'Keefe, 1952. Richard Wldmark, Constance Smith. Color Clair Trevor. RED SNOW 75 RAW EDGE 76 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1952. Guy Madison, Ray UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1956. Rory Calhoun, Mala. Yvonne de Carlo. Color. RED STALLION 81 RAWHIDE 86 EAGLE LION. (R) August 16, 1947. Robert Paige. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1951 Ted Donaldson. Color. Tyrone Power, Susan Hayward. RED STALLION IN THE ROCKIES 85 RAWHIDE BREED 68 EAGLE LION. (R) May 2, 1949. Arthur Franz, ALLIED ARTISTS (R) January, 1958. Rex Reason, Jean Heather. Color. Nancy Gates. RED SUNDOWN 82 RAWHIDE YEARS, THE 85 UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1958. Rory Calhoun UNIVERSAL. (R) July. 1956. Tony Curtis, Col- Martha Flyer. Color. leen Miller. Color. REDHEAD AND THE COWBOY, THE 82 RAW WIND IN EDEN (Cs) 89 PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1951. Glenn Ford, UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1958. Esther Williams, Rhonda Fleming. Jeff Chandler. Color. REDHEAD FROM WYOMING 80 RAYMIE 72 UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1953. Maureen O'Hara, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1960. David Ladd Alex Nicol- Color. Julie Adams. REDWOOD FOREST TRAIL 67 RAZOR'S EDGE, THE 146 REPUBLIC. (R) September 18, 1950. Rex Allen, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, Dorothy Patrick. 1947. Tyrone Power. Gene Tierney. REFORMER AND THE REDHEAD, THE 90 RAZZIA (Fr.) 105 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 5, 1950 Kassler (R) December, 1958. Jean Gabin, Magli June Allyeon, Dick Powell. Noel. REFORM SCHOOL GIRL 71 REACH FOR THE SKY (Brit.) 104 AMER. INT. PICS. (R) June, 1959. Gloria Cas- RANK. (R) June, 1957. Kenneth More, Muriel tillo, Ross Ford. 'avlmv. RELENTLESS 03 REAR WINDOW 112 COLUMBIA. (R) February 20, 1948. Robert Young PARAMOUNT. (R) September. 1954. James Marguerite Chapman. Color. Stewart. Grace Kelly. Color. RELUCTANT DEBUTANTE, THE (Cs) 96 REBEL CITY 63 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYEIt. (R) August, 1958 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 10, 1953. Bill Elliott Rex Harrison, Kay Kendall. Color. REBEL SET, THE 72 REMARKABLE MR. PENNYPACKER, THE (Cs) 87 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1959. Gregg TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1959 Palmer, Kathleen Crowley. Clifton Webb, Dorothy McGuire. Color. REBEL IN TOWN 78 REMAINS TO BE SEEN 89 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1956. John Payne, MGM. (It) May 15, 1953. June Allyson, Van Ruth Roman. Johnson, Louie Calhern. REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE (Cs) III RENDEZVOUS 24 70 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) October 29. 1955 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May. 1946. William James Dean, Natalie Wood. Color. Gorgon, Marie Palmer. RECKLESS AGE 83 RENDEZVOUS WITH ANNIE 89 UNIVERSAL. (R) November 17, 1944. Gloria REPUBLIC. (R) July 22, 1948. Eddie Albert, Jean. Henry Stephenson. Faye Marlowe. 82 RECKLESS MOMENT, THE RENEGADE GIRL 65 COLUMBIA. (R) November. 1949. James Mason, SCREEN GUILD. (R) December 25, 1946. Alan Joan Bennett. Curtis, Ann Savage. RED BADGE OF COURAGE 69 RENEGADES 87 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September 28, COLUMBIA. (R) June 13, 1946. Evelyn Keyes, 1951. Audle Murphy, Bill Mauldin. Willard Parker. Color. 84 RED BALL EXPRESS RENEGADES OF SONORA 60 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1952. Jeff Chandler, Alex REPUBLIC. (R) November 24, 1948. Allan "Rocky" Nicol. Lane, Eddy Waller. 82 RED CANYON RENEGADES OF THE RIO GRANDE 50 1949. Ann Blyth, George UNIVERSAL. (R) April, UNIVERSAL. (R) June 1, 1995. Rod Cameron Brent, Howard Duff. Color. Fuzzy Knight. RED DANUBE, THE 119 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) October 14. RENEGADES OF THE SAGE 56 1949. Walter Pidgeon, Peter Lawford, Ethel Barry- COLUMBIA. (R) November 24, 1999. Charles more. Starrett, Smiley Burnette. RED DESERT 60 REPEAT PERFORMANCE 93 LIPPERT. (R) December 17, 1949. Don Barry, Tom EAGLE LION. (R) May 30, 1948. Joan Leslie, Neal. Louis Hayward. REPRISAL! 74 RED DRAGON 64 COLUMBIA. MONOGRAM. (R) February 2, 1946. Sidney (R) November, 1956. Guy Madison, Toler, Benson Fong. Felicia Farr. Color. 91 RESTLESS BREED, RED GARTERS THE 81 March, 1954. Rosemary TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1957. PARAMOUNT. (R) Scott Brady. Anne Bancroft. Clooney, Jack Carson. Color. RESTLESS YEARS, RED. HOT AND BLUE 84 THE (Cs) 86 UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1958. John Saxon, PARAMOUNT. (R) November 25, 1949. Betty Hut- Sandra Dee. ton, Victor Mature. RETREAT HELL! HOUSE. THE 99 95 RED WARNER BROS. (R) February 23, 1952. Richard UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February 7, 1947. Ed- Carlson, Lon Frank Lovejoy. ward G. Robinson. McCollister. RETURN FROM THE SEA RED LIGHT 83 80 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July 25, 1954. Jan Ster- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 30. 1949 ling, Virginia Mayo. Neville Brand. T 87 RETURN OF DON CAMILLO, THE (Ital.) 115 RED MENACE, I.F.E. (R) December, 1955. Fernandel. Gino REPUBLIC. (R) August 1, 1949. Robert Rockwell, Cervi. Hanna Amman. RETURN OF 84 DRACULA 77 RED MOUNTAIN UNITED ARTISTS (R) June, 1958. Francis Leder- PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1952. Alan Ladd, er, Norma Eberhardt. Lizabeth Scott. Color MARS 67 RETURN OF THE FLY (Cs) 80 RED PLANET TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1959. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 15, 1952. Peter Vincent Price, Brett Halsey. Graves, Andrea King. THE 89 RETURN OF JACK SLADE, THE (SS) 79 RED PONY, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October 9. 1955. John REPUBLIC. (R) March 28, 1949. Myrna Loy, Ericson, Mari Blanchard. Mitchum. Color. Robert RETURN OF JESSE JAMES RED RIVER 125 75 17, 1948. John LIPPERT. (R) September 8, 1950. John Ireland UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September Ann Dvorak. Wayne, Montgomery curt, Joanne Dru. RED RIVER RENEGADES 55 RETURN OF MONTE CRISTO, THE 01 REPUBLIC. (R) July 25, 1946. Sunset Carson COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1946. Louis Hayward Peggy Stewart. Barbara Britton.

374 Ret-Riv Length Length In Mins. In Minn. RETURN OF OCTOBER, THE 89 RIDE THE HIGH IRON 74 COL IBIA. (R) November 26, 1948. Glenn Ford, COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1957. Don Taylor, Ter Moore. Colar. Sally Forrest. RETURN OF RIN TIN TIN, THE 67 RIDE, RYDER, RIDE 59 EACT.E LION. (R) November 1, 1947. Donald EAGLE LION. (R) February 23, 1949. Jim Bannon, Woos. Bobby Blake. Emmett Lynn. Color. RETURNOF RUSTY. THE 84 RIDE THE MAN DOWN 90 COL JMBIA. (R) June 27, 1946. Ted Donaldson, REPUBLIC (R) January 1, 1953. Brian Donlevy, .John Litel. Forrest Tucker. Color. RETURN OF THE APE MAN 60 RIDE THE PINK HORSE 101 MONOGRAM. (It) June 24, 1944. Bela Logosl, UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1947. Robert Mont- John Carradine. gomery, Wanda Hendrix. RETURN OF THE BADMEN 90 RIDE, VAQUERO 90 RICO RADIO. (R) July 17, 1948. Randolph Scott, MGM. (R) July 17, 1953. Robert Taylor, Ave Anne Jeffreys. Gardner, Howard Reel. Color. RETURN OF THE DURANGO KID 58 RIDE A VIOLENT MILE 80 COLUMBIA. (R) April 19. 1945. Charles Star- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) December, rett, Jean Stevens. 1957. John Agar. Penny Edwards. RETURN OF THE FRONTIERSMAN 74 RIDER FROM TUCSON 60 WARNER BROS. (R) June 24, 1950. Gordon Mac- RHO RADIO. (R) June 7, 1950. Tim Holt, Richard Rae,, Julie London. Color. Martin. RETURN OF THE LASH 53 RIDERS IN THE SKY 70 EAGLE LION. (R) October 11, 1947. Al 'Lash" COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1949. Gene Autry, La Rue. AI "Fuzzy" St. John. Gloria Henry. RETURN OF THE TEXAN 88 RIDERS OF SANTA FE . 83 'TIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1952 UNIVERSAL. (R) November 10, 1944. Rod Dale Robertson. Joanne Dru. Cameron, Fuzzy Knight. RETUR OF THE WHISTLER, THE 83 RIDERS OF THE DUSK 57 COLUMBIA. (R) March 18, 1948. Michael Duane, MONOGRAM. (R) November 13, 1949. Whip Wil- Lenore Auhert. son, Andy Clyde. RETURN OF WILDFIRE 81 RIDERS OF THE LONE STAR 55 SCREEN GUILD. (R) August 13, 1948. Richard COLUMBIA. (R) August 14. 1947. Charles Star- Arlen, Mary Beth Hughes. rett. Smiley Runnette. RETURN TO PARADISE 100 RIDERS OF THE RANGE 60 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 10, 1955. Gary RHO RADIO. (R) February 11, 1950. Tim Holt, Cooper, Roberta Haynes. Color. Jacqueline White. RETURN TO TREASURE ISLAND 75 RIDERS TO THE STARS 81 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1959. Dawn Ad- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January 29, 1954. Richard dams, Tab Hunter. Color. Carlson. Herbert Marshall. Color. RETURN TO WARBOW 67 RIDIN' DOWN THE TRAIL 53 COL (R) January, 1958. Phil Carey, Cath- MONOGRAM. (R) October 4, 1947. Jimmy Wake)', erine MacLeod. Color. Beverly John. REUNIONIN RENO 79 RIDIN' THE OUTLAW TRAIL 64 UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1951. Mark Steven, COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1951. Charles Star- Peggy Dow. rett, Smiley Bue-nette. REVENGE OF THE CREATURE (3D) 82 RIDING HIGH 112 UNII'ERSAL. (R) May. 1955. John Agar, Lori PARAMOUNT. (R) April 12, 1950. Bing Crosby, Nelsob. Nancy Olson. REVENGE OF FRANKENSTEIN, THE 94 RIDING THE CALIFORNA TRAIL 59 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1958. Peter Cushing, Fran- MONOGRAM. (R) January 11, 1947. Gilbert Ro- cis Matthews. land. Martin Garralaga. REVENUE AGENT 72 RIDING SHOTGUN 75 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1951. Douglas Ken- WARNER BROTHERS. (R) April 10, 1954 nedy. Jean Willer+ Randolph Scott. Wayne Morris. Color. REVOLT IN THE RIG HOUSE 79 RIDING WEST 58 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1958. Gene COLUMBIA. (R) May 18. 1944. Charles Star- Evan. , Robert Blake. rett, Shirley Patterson. REVOLT AT FORT LARAMIE 73 RIFF RAFF 80 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1957. John RRO RADIO. (R) September 15, 1947. Pat O'Brien, Dhener. Gregg Palmer. Color. Anne Jeffreys. REVOLT OF MAMIE STOVER. THE (Cs) 93 RIFIFI (Fr.) 118 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) Apr11, 1956 LJMPO. (R) June, 1958. Jean Servais, Carl Jane Russell, Richard Egan. Color. Mohner. RHAPSODY 116 RIGHT CROSS 00 MGM. (R) April 18, 1954. Elizabeth Taylor, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October 6. 1950. Vittorio Gassman. Color. June Allveon. Dick Powell. RHAPSODY IN BLUE 139 RIM OF THE CANYON 70 WARNER BROS (R) September 22, 1945. Joan COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1949. Gene Autry, Nan Leslie. Robert Alda. Leelle. RHUBARB 94 RIMFIRE 61 PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1951. Ray Milland, SCREEN GUILD. (R) March 25. 1949. James Jan 8 erllnc. Millican, Mary Beth Hughes. RHYTHM INN 73 RING, THE 79 MON GRAM. (R) February 11, 1951. Jane Frazee, UNITED ARTISTS, (R) September 26, 1953. Kirby Grant. Gerard Mohr. Rita Moreno. RHYTHM ROUNDUP 68 RING OF FEAR (Cs) 93 COL IA. (R) June 7. 1945. Ken Curtis, WARNER BROTHERS. (R) July 24, 1954. Clyde Cher, Walker. Realty. Pat O'Brien. Color. RICHAR Ií7 (Brit.) (VV) 155 RINGSIDE SS LOPERT. (R) March, 1958. Laurence Olivier, LIPPERT. (R) July 14. 1949. Don Barry, Tom Claire Bloom, Ralph Richardson, John Gielgud. Brown. Color., RIO BRAVO (C) 141 RICOCHET ROMANCE 80 WARNER BROS. (R) April, 1959. John Wayne, TTIFRSAL. (R) November. 1954. Marjorie Main, Denn Martin. Chill Wills. RIO GRANDE 108 RICH. YOUNG AND PRETTY 95 REPUBLIC. (R) November 16, 1950. John Wayne, T O-OOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August 3, 1951 Maureen O'Hara. Jane owell, Vie Dumone. Color. RIO GRANDE PATROL 88 RHO -RADIO. (R) November. 1950. Tim Holt. Jaw RIDE R CK, THE 79 Nigh. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1957. Anthony RIO GRANDE RAIDERS 87 Quinn William Conrad. REPUBLIC. (R) September 9, 1946. Sunset Car- RIDE CLEAR OF DIABLO 61 son, Peggy Stewart. 17-T. (R) March, 1954. Audio Murphy, Dan Duryea. RIOT IN CELL BLOCK II 80 Color. ALL/BD ARTISTS. (R) February 28, 1954. Brand. Ten Gorden. RIDE A CROOKED TRIAL (Cs) 87 Nevins UNIV SAL. Audio RIOT IN JUVENILE PRISON 71 ,RSAL. (It) September, 1958. Murphy, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1959. John Hoyt, Gia Color. Marcia Henderson. RIDE LO ESOME (Cs) 73 RISING OF THE MOON. THE 81 COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1959. Randolph Scott, WARNER BROS. (R) August, 1957. Frank Law- Karen Steele. Color. ton, Dente O'Day. RIDE OU FOR REVENGE 79 RIVER, THE 99 UNIT D ARTISTS (R) November, 1957. Rory UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February 15, 1951 Calho n, Gloria Grahame. Adrienne Cord, Radha. Color. 375 Riv-Roo Length Length In Mine. In Mine. RIVER BEAT 73 ROCK ISLAND TRAIL 4N LIPPERT. (B) July 18, 1954. Phyllis Kirk. John REPUBLIC. (R) May 19, 1950. Forrest Tucker Bentley. Adele Mara. Color. RIVER CHANGES, THE SI ROCKET MAN, THE 70 WARNER BROTHERS. (B) March 24. 1956 10TH CENTURY -FOX. (H) April, 1954. Charles Harold Mareech. Coburn, George Winslow. RIVRRoaaana GAG Rory, 84 ROCK, PRETTY BABY 89 UNIVERSAL. (R) September 21, 1945. Gloria UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1957. Sal Mineo, Jean, John Qualen. John Saxon. RIVER LADY 78 ROCK, ROCK, ROCK 88 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1948. Yvonne de Carlo, DISTRIBUTORS CORPORATION OF AMERICA Dan Duryea. Color. (R) December, 1956. Alan Freed. RIVER OF NO RETURN (Ca) SI ROCKETSHIP XM 77 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May. 1954 LIPPERT. (R) June 2, 1950. Lloyd Bridges, Osa Marilyn Monroe. Robert Mitchum. Color. Masson. RIVERBOAT RHYTHM 85 ROCKIN' IN THE ROCKIES 83 RKO-RADIO. (B) March. 1946. Leon Errol. Glenn COLUMBIA. (R) April 17, 1945. Mary Beth Vernon. Hughes. Jar Kirby. RIVERS EDGE, THE (Ca) 87 ROCKING HORSE WINNER, THE (Brit) 01 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April. 1957. UNIVERSAL. (B) June, 1950. John H. Davies, Ray Milland, Debra Paget, Anthony Quinn. Color. Valerie Hobson. RIVIERA (Itai.-Eng. dubbed) 88 ROCKY 76 I. F. E. (R) September, 1956. Martine Carol MONOGRAM. (B) January 17, 1948. Roddy Mc- Color. Dowell, Edgar Barrier. ROADBLOCK 73 ROCKY MOUNTAIN 83 REO RADIO. (R) July, 1951. Charles McGraw WARNER BROS. (R) November 11. 1856. Errol Joan Dixon. Flynn, Patrice Hymn. ROAD AGENT ea RODANI (lap.) 70 RHO RADIO. (R) March, 1952. Tim Holt, Noreen DIST. CORP. OF AMER. (R) August. 1957 Nub. Henli Beware, Turnt Shirakawa. Color. ROAD HOUSE 95 RODEOMONOGRAM. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November (R) March 9, 1952. Jane Nigh, 1948. Ida Lupino, Cornel Wilde, Richard Hid - John Archer. Color. mark. RODEO KING AND THE SENORITA 87 ROAD HOUSE GIRL (Brut.) 88 REPUBLIC. (R) July 15, 1951. Rex Allen, Mary ASTOR. (B) June, 1955. Sandra Dorn, Maxwell Ellen Kay. Reed. ROGER TOUHY. GANGSTER 85 ROAD TO ALCATRAZ 80 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) July. 1944 REPUBLIC. (B) July 10, 1945. Robert Lowery, Preston Foster, Victor McLaglen. June Storey. ROGUE 112 ROAD TO BALI SO OG OLDWYN-MAYER. (B) October, 1954 PARAMOUNT. (R) January. 1958. Bing Crosby, Robert Taylor, Janet Leigh. Dorothy Lamour, Bob Hope. Color. ROGUE RIVER S4 ROAD TO DENVER 60 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) November 15, 1950. Hors REPUBLIC. (R) June 16, 1955. John Payne, Mona Calhoun, Peter Graves. Color. Freeman. Color. ROGUES' GALLERY 40 ROADRACERS, THE 78 PRC PICTURES. (R) December 6, 1944. Frank AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March. 1959 Jenks, Robin Raymond Joel Lawrence, Marian Collier. ROGUE'S MARCH 64 ROAD TO RIO 100 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, PARAMOUNT. (R) December 25, 1947. Bing 1958. Peter Lawrord, Janice Rule. Crosby, Bob Hope. Dorothy Lamour. ROGUES OF SHERWOOD FOREST M ROAD TO THE BIG HOUSE. THE 72 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1950. John Derek, Diana SCREEN GUILD. (R) December 13, 1947. John Lynn. Color. Shelton, Ann Doran. ROGUES' REGIMENT 84 ROAD TO UTOPIA 90 UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1948. Dick Powell, PARAMOUNT. (R) March 22, 1946. Bing Crosby, Marta Toren. Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour. ROLL ON. TEXAS MOON Ire ROAR OF THE CROWD 71 REPUBLIC. (H) September 12, 1946. Roy Rogers, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 31, 1958. Howard Dale Evans. Duff. Helene !Hanley. Color. ROLL. THUNDER ROLL 5$ ROARING CITY 58 EAGLE LION. (R) April 27. 1949. Jim Bannon LIPPERT. (R) May 4, 1951. Hugh Beaumont, Nancy Gates. Color. Richard Travis. ROLLING HOME 71 ROARING RANGERS 58 SCREEN GUILD. (R) November 1, 1946. Jean COLUMBIA. (R) February 14. 1940. Charles Star- Parker. Russell Hayden. rett, Smiley Burnett.. ROMAN HOLIDAY 110 ROARING WESTWARD 55 PARAMOUNT. (R) September. 1953. Gregory MONOGRAM. (R) September 18, 1949. Jimmy Peck. Andre Hepburn. Wakely, Douglas Taylor. ROMANCE OF ROSY RIDGE 105 ROB ROY, THE HIGHLAND ROGUE 87 METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (R) August. 1947 EEO HADIO. (B) February 27, 1954. Richard Van Johnson. Thomas Mitchell. Todd, GLynds Johns. Color. ROMANCE OF THE WEST 58 ROBBER'S ROOST 82 PRC PICTURES. (R) March 20, 1946. Eddie UNITED ARTISTS. (B) May, 1955. Robert Mont- Dean, Joan Barton. Color. gomery. Richard Boone. ROMANCE ON THE HIGH SEAS M ROBBERY UNDER ARMS 82 WARNER BROS. (R) July 8. 1948. Jack Carson RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA Doris Day. Color. (R) May, 1958. Peter Finch. Ronald Lewis. Color. ROME ELEVEN O'CLOCK (lial.) 107 ROBE. THE (Cs) 185 TIMES. (R) April, 1953. Bat Tallone. Lucia Brae 20T15 CENTURY -FOX. (R) October. 1953. Jean Lea Pedowant. Simmons, Richard Burton, Victor Mature. Color ROMEO AND JULIET (Brit.) 140 (R) December. 1954. Laurence ROBIN HOOD OF MONTEREY 55 UNITED ARTISTS. Ro- Harvey, Susan Shentall. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) September 6, 1947. Gilbert ROOGIE'S BUMP 71 land, Evelyn Brenta REPUBLIC. (R) August 25. 1954. Robert Marriot, ROBIN HOOD OF TEXAS 71 Brooklyn Dodgers. REPUBLIC. (R) July 15, 1947. Gene Autry ROOKIE FIREMAN 83 Lynne Roberta. COLUMBIA. (R) October 12, 1950. Bill Williams, RO BABY Barton Mac arm TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (B) October, 1957. ROOM FOR ONE MORE 90 Virginia Field, Douglas Kennedy. WARNER BROS. (R) January 26, 1952. Cary (Swint. Betsy Drake. ROCK -A -BYE BABY (VV) 103 ROOKIE (Cs) 84 PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1958. Jerry Lewis, Mari- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January. lyn Maxwell. Color. Tommy Noonan, Pete Marshall. ROCK ALL NIGHT 65 ROONEY1980. 88 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) April, 1957 RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. Dick Miller, Abby Dalton. (R) June, 1958. Barry Fitzgerald, John Gregaon. ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK 77 ROOSEVELT STORY. THE 80 COLUMBIA. (B) April, 1956. Bill Haley, Johnny UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1947. Docu- Johnston. mentary ROCK AROUND THE WORLD 71 ROOTS OF HEAVEN, THE (Cs) 125 AMER. INT. PICS. (R) August, 1957. Tommy TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November Steele, Abby Dalton. 1958. Errol Flynn, Juliette Greco. Color. 376 Rop-Sai Length Length In Mine. In Mine. ROPE SO RUSTLERS, THE it W NER BROS. (B) September 25, 1948. James RHO RADIO. (R) May 14, 1949. Tim Holt. Richard Stewart, John Dall. Color. Martin. ROPE F SAND 104 RUSTLER'S HIDEOUT 80 PA AMOUNT. (R) September 23, 1949. Burt Lan - PRO PICTURES. (R) September 2. 1944. Buster cast r. Paul Henreid. Crabbe. Al St. John. ROSAN A (Mex.-Eno dubbed) 72 RUSTLERS OF DEVIL'S CANYON 58 JA N. (B) June, 1956. Romana Podesta. REPUBLIC. (B) July 1, 1947. Allan Lane, Bobby ROSE OWL STORY. THE 73 Blake. MO OGRAM. (R) August 24, 1952. Marshall RUSTLERS OF THE BADLANDS 58 Tho pson. Vera Miles. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) August 16, 1.945. Charles Star- ROSE MARIE (p) 106 rett. Sally Bliss. MG . (B) March 19, 1954. Ann Blyth, Fernando RUSTLERS ON HORSEBACK IS Lam a, Howard Keel. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) October 28, 1950. Allan "Rocky' ROSE OF CIMARRON 72 Lane. Eddy Waller. TW TH CENTURY. (B) April, 1952 RUSTLER'S ROUNDUP 50 Jack BSAN Male Powers. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) August 9. 1946. Kirby Grant, ROSE OF SANTA ROSA 65 Fussy Knight. CO IA. (R) December 25, 1947. Eduardo RUSTY LEADS THE WAY 69 No iga, Patricia White. COLUMBIA. (R) October 21, 1948. Ted Donaldson ROSE 0 THE YUKON 59 Sharon Moffett. RE LIC. (R) January 5, 1949. Steve Brodie, RUSTY SAVES A LIFE 87 Dell. COLUMBIA. (B) April 8, 1949. Ted Donaldson, ROSES ARE RED 68 Gloria Henry. IETH CENTIIRY-FOX. (B) December RUSTY'S BIRTHDAY 60 1947 Don Castle. Peggy Knudsen. COLUMBIA. (B) November 8, 1949. Ted Donald- ROSE T TTOO, THE (VV) 117 son. John Lila, Ann Doren. PARAMOUNT. (B) February, 1956. Burt Lan- RUTHLESS 104 as Anna Magnani. EAGLE LION. (R) April 8, 1948. Zachary Scott, ROSIE FIE RIVETER 75 Louis Hayward. Diana Lynn. R I IO. (R) April 9. 1944. Jane Frazee, Frank RE MURDER (Ca) 65 Albe on. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1958 ROUGE T NOIR (Fr.) 145 Rick Jason, Marius Goring. DIS . CORP. OF AMER. (R) April, 1958. Gerard Phil pe, Danielle Darrieux. Color. ROUGH RIDERS OF CHEYENNE 6e REP LIC. (R) November 1. 1945. Sunset Car- son, eggy Stewart. 8 ROUGH RIDERS OF DURANGO SO REP LIC. (R) January 90, 1951. Allan 'Roch'" S.O.S. SUBMARINE 00 Lane Aline Towne. SCREEN GUILD. (R) September 17. 1948. Semi- ROUGH IDIN' JUSTICE 58 documentary. COL IA. (R) March 14. 1945. Chayla Starrett. SAA W ROUGH. TOUGH AND READY N February 5. 1954. Cornel Wilde, Rita COL IA. (R) March 22, 1945. Chester Morris Mel Ferrer. Color. Viet Moiaglen. SABÁK it ROUGH OUGH WEST 54 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February. 1955. Boris COL IA. (R) June, 1052. Charles Starrett. Reginald Denny. Color. ROUGH Y SPEAKING 117 SABREKar11ET 911 WARNER BROS. (B) March 3. 1945. Rosalind UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 4, 1058 Russell. Jack Carson. Robert Stack, Coleen Gray. Color. ROYAL AFFAIRS IN VERSAILLES (Fr.) 152 SABRINA It8 TIM S. (R) March. 1957. Claudette Colbert, PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1954. Audrey Hep- Oon Welles. Color. burn Humphrey Bogart William Holden. ROYAL AFRICAN RIFLES. THE 78 SABU AND THE MAGIC RING 61 ALINED ARTISTS. (ß) September 27, 1958 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) March. 1958. Sabu, Wil- Touts Hayward, Veronica Murat. Color. liam Marshall. ROYAL OURNEY (Can.) 47 SADDLE LEATHER LAW 55 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March 15, 1952. Documen- COLUMBIA. (R) December 21. 1944. Charles tary, olor. Starrett, Vi Athens. SADDLE LEGION 81 ROYAL ANDAL, A 04 Holt, Dorothy TWE ETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April. 1945. REO RADIO. (R) April, 1951. Tim Tallulah Bsz kklssead, Malone. Anne Baxter. SADDLE PALS M 15, 1947. Gene Autry, Lynne ROYAL92O-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) March 28, REPUBLIC. (R) June 1931. Fred Astaire, Powell. Roberts. Jane Color. SADDLE THE WIND (Cs) 84 RUBY G NTRY 82 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) March. 1958. TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January Robert Taylor, Julie London. Color. 1953. Jennifer Jones. Charlton Heston. SADDLE TRAMP 77 RUGGE O'RIORDANS (Australian) 78 McCrea. SAL. (B) January, 1950. Michael Pate. UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1950. Joel RUMBLE ON THE DOCKS Wanda Hendrix. Color. 82 SAD HORSE. THE (Cs) 61 COL s ,e: IA. (B) December, 1956. James Darren, Lauri TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1959. Carroll. David Ladd, Chill Wills. Color. RUN FO COVER (VV) 02 (VV) 98 PAR.. MOUNT. (R) April. 1955. James Cagne7, SAD SACK. THE Vivec. Lindfors. Color. PARAMOUNT (R) December, 1957. Jerry Lewis, RUM FO David Wayne. THE HILLS 70 SAFARI (Ce) el R . c T. (R) June, 1958. Bonny Tufts, Barbara COLUMBIA. (B) June, 1966. 'nature Mature. Janet Leigh. Color. RUN 0' THE SUN (SS) 99 SAFARI DRUMS 71 ARTISTS. (R) August, 1956. Richard ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June E1. 1958. Johnny Wt, rk, Jane Greer. Color. Sheffield. RUN FO YOUR MONEY (Brit.) 83 SAFE CRACKER, THE 96 UN BAL. (R) March, 1950. Donald Houston METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) January, 1958. Alec Guinness. Ray Mil land, Barry Jones. RUN OF THE ARROW 85 SAGA OF HEMP BROWN (Cs) 79 UNIVERSAL (R) September, 1957. Rod Steiger, 1958. Rory Calhoun. Barite Montle). Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) October, RUNARO ND. Beverly Garland. Color. THE S6 SAGEBRUSH HEROES 54 BBAL. (B) June 14. 1946. Ella Raines, COLUMBIA. (R) February 1. 1945. Charles Rod .meron. Starrett, Constance Worth. RUNAW DAUGHTERS 90 SAGINAW TRAIL 56 AME CAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) October 81, COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1953. Gene Autry. 1956. Marla English, Anna Sten. Smiley Burnette. RUNNIN TARGET 63 SAIGON u ARTISTS. (R) November. 1956. Doris PARAMOUNT. (R) March 12, 1948. Alan Ladd, Dowli g, Arthur Frana. Veronica Lake. RUNNIN WILD 41 SAILOR BEWARE 103 REAL. (R) December. 1955. Mamie Van PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1952. Dean Martin, Doren William Campbell. Heenan Wynn. Jerry Lewis. RUN SIL NT, RUN DEEP 93 SAILOR OF THE KING 83 UNIT ARTISTS (R) April, 1958. Clark Gable, 20TH CENTURY -FOX. SR) August, 1953. Jeffrey Burt ancaater. Hunter, Michael Rennie, Wendy Hiller. 377 Sai-Sco

Length Length In Ming. In Mina. SAILOR TAKES A WIFE . 92 SASKATCHEWAN 87 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January -Feb- U -L (R) March, 1954. Alan Ladd, Shelley Winters ruary. 1946. Robert Walker. June Allyaon. Color. SAILOR'S HOLIDAY 80 SATAN'S CRADLE 60 COLUMBIA. (R) February 24, 1944. Arthur Lake, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) October 7, 1949. Duncan Jane Lawrence. Renaldo, Leo Carillo. ST. BENNY THE DIP 80 SATAN'S SATELLITES 70 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 24, 195L Dick REPUBLIC (R) May, 1959. Judd Holdren, Aline Haymes. Nina Foch. Towne. SAINTED SISTERS, THE 88 SATCHMO THE GREAT 63 PARAMOUNT. (R) April S0, 1948. Veronica Lake, UNITED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. Louis Joan Caulfield. Armstrong, Leonard Bernstein. SAINT JOAN 110 SATELLITE IN THE SKY (Brit) (Ca) 85 UNITED ARTISTS (R) June, 1957. Richard Wid- WARNER BROTHERS. (R) July 21, 1956. mark, Richard Todd. Rieron Moore. Lois MaxwelL Color. SAINT'S GIRL FRIDAY, THE 88 SATURDAY'S HERO III RICO RADIO. (R) April 15, 1954. Louis Hayward, COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1951. John Derek Naomi Chance. Donna Reed. SALLY AND SAINT ANNE 90 SAVAGE, THE 95 UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1952. Ann Blyth, Ed- PARAMOUNT. (B) November, 1952, Charlton mund Gwenn. Heaton Susan Morrow. Color. SALOME 103 SAVAGE DRUMS 70 COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1953. Rita Hayworth, LIPPERT. (R) June 22, 1951. Babu, Lita Baron Stewart Granger, Charles Laughton. Color. SAVAGE FRONTIER 54 SALOME, WHERE SHE DANCED 90 REPUBLIC. (B) May 15. 1953. Alton Rocky Lane UNIVERSAL. (R) April 27, 1945. Yvonne De SAVAGE HORDE, THE 90 Carlo, David Bruce. Color. REPUBLIC. (B) May 22, 1950. William Elliott, SALT LAKE RAIDERS 60 Adrian Booth. REPUBLIC. (R) May 1, 1950. Allan "Rab" SAVAGE MUTINY 73 Lane. Eddy Waller. COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1953. Johnny Weiss - SALT TO THE DEVIL (Brit.) 120 moiler, Angela Stevens. EAGLE LION. (R) January. 1950. Sam Wanamaker, SAVAGE PRINCESS (Indian) 101 Lea Padovani. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1955. Dillp SALTY O'ROURKE 100 Kumar Mimmi. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 4, 1944-45. Alan Ladd SAVAGE SPLENDOR 80 Gall Russell. RICO-RADIO. (R) September 17. 1949. Denis- SAMSON AND DELILAH 128 Cotlow Expedition. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) March 28. 1951. Hedy Lamarr, SAXON CHARM, THE 80 Victor Mature, George Sanders. Color. UNIVERSAL, (R) September. 1948. Robert Mont- SAMURAI (lap.) 92 gomery,SAYONAR John Payne. FINE ARTS. (R) November. 1955. Toehiro Mi - 147 fune. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) December, 1957. Marlon SAN ANTONE 90 Brando, Patricia Owen. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) February 15, 1953. Rod Cameron, SCANDAL AT SCOURIE e9 Arleen Whelan. MGM. (R) June 12, 1958. Greer Garcon, Walter SAN ANTONE AMBUSH 60 Pidgeon. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) October 1, 1949. Monte Hale, SCANDAL, INC 79 Paul Hurst. REPUBLIC. (B) October 12, 1956. Robert Hut- SAN ANTONIO 112 ton, Paul Richards. WARNER BROS. (R) December 29, 1945. Errol SCANDAL IN PARIS, A 100 Flynn, Alexis Smith. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 19, 1946. George SAN ANTONIO KID 59 Sanders, Signe Huao, Carole Landis. REPUBLIC. (R) August 16. 1944. Bill Elliott SCANDAL SHEET 82 Bobby Blake. COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1953. Broderick Craw- SAN DIEGO, I LOVE YOU 83 ford. Donna Reed. UNIVERSAL. (R) September 29, 1944. Louise SCAPEGOAT, THE 92 Allbritton. Jon Hall. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1959 SAN FERNANDO VALLEY 74 Alee Guinness, Bette Davis. REPUBLIC. (R) September 15. 1944, Roy Rogers. SCARAMOUCHE 118 Dale Evans. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) June, 1952 SAN FRANCISCO STORY 80 Stewart Granger, Janet Leigh. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) May 17. 1959. Yvonne De SCARED STIFF 108 Carlo, Joel McCrea. PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 1953. Martin & Lewis, SAND 77 Lisabeth Scott, Carmen Miranda. TWENTIETH CENTURY-TOX. (R) fitly. 1949 SCARED STIFF 65 Mark Stevens, Coleen Gray. Color. PARAMOUNT. (A) June 22, 1945. Jack Haley, SANDS OF IWO JIMA 109 Ann Savage. REPUBLIC. (R) March 1, 1950. John Wayne SCARED TO DEATH 85 Adele Mara. John Agar. SCREEN GUILD. (B) May 8, 1947. Bela Lugal, SANGAREE (SD) 95 Douglas Fowley. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1953. Fernando Lama, SCARF, THE 88 Arlene Dahl. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) April 6. 1951. John SANTA FE 89 Ireland, Mercedes McCambridge. COLUMBIA. (R) April. 1951. Randolph Scott SCARLET ANGEL 81 Janis Carter. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1952. Yvonne De Carlo, SANTA FE PASSAGE 90 Rock Hudson. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) May 12 1955. John Payne Faith SCARLET CLAW, THE 74 Domergue. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) May 26, 1944. Bull Rathbone, SANTA FE SADDLEMATES 56 Nigel Bruce. REPUBLIC. (R) June 2, 1945. Sunset Carson SCARLET CLUE, THE 64 Linde Stirling. MONOGRAM. (B) May 11. 1945. Benson Fang. SANTA FE UPRISING 55 Sidney Toler. REPUBLIC. (R) November 15, 1946. Allan Lane SCARLET COAT. THE (Cs) 101 Bobby Blake. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August 19. SANTIAGO 99 1955. Cornet Wilde, Michael Wilding. Anne Fran- WARNER BROTHERS (R) July, 1958. Alan cis, George Sanders. Color. Rossana Podesta. Color. SCARLET HOUR, THE (VV) 95 SAPPHIREdd. 92 PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1956. Carol Ohmart, UNIVERSAL. (R) November, 1959. Nigel Patrick, Tom Tryon, Jody Lawrence. Yvonne Mitchell. Color. SCARLET SPEAR, THE 78 SARABAND (Brit.) 05 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) March, 1954. John Archer EAGLE LION. (R) May, 1999. Stewart Granger, Martha Hier. Color. Joan Greenwood. Color. SCARLET STREET 102 SARACEN BLADE. THE 78 UNIVERSAL. (R) December 28, 1945. Edward G. COLUMBIA. (R) June 1954. Ricardo Montalban Robinson. Joan Bennett, Dan Duryea. Bette St. John. Cola. SCAVANGERS, THE 79 SARATOGA TRUNK 135 ROACH. (R) October, 1959. Vince Edwards, Carol WARNER BROS. (R) March 30 1546. Gary Ohmart. Cooper. Ingrid Bergman. SCENE OF THE CRIME 95 SARGE GOES TO COLLEGE 83 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August 26 MONOGRAM. (R) May 17, 1947. Alen Hale, Jr , Gloria De Haven. JuneAPresser. 1999. Van Johnson, SA R U 64 SCOTLAND YARD INSPECTOR 73 EAGLE LION. (B) January, 1950. Doris Dowling LIPPERT. (B) October 81, 1952. Cesar Romero Michael Whalen. Lois Maxwell. 378 Sco-Sev

Length Length In MIns. In Mins. SCOTLAND YARD INVESTIGATOR 66 SECRET OF CONVICT LAKE, THE 83 REPUBLIC. (R) September 80, 1945. Sir Aubrey TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX, (R) August, 1951 Smi h. Erich von Stroheim. Ethel Barrymore. Glenn Ford. SCOTT OF THE ANTARCTIC (Brit) III SECRET OF ST. IVES 75 EAGLE LION. (R) April 20, 1949. John Mills, COLUMBIA. (R) June 30, 1949. Richard Hey, Derek Bond. Color. Vanessa Brown. SCREAMING EAGLES 81 SECRET OF THE INCAS 101 ARTISTS. (R) May 27. 1958. Tom PARAMOUNT. (R) June 1954. Charlton Heston Nicole Maurey. Color. Try , Jan Merlin. SCREA ING MIMI 79 SECRET OF THE WHISTLER 65 Ekberg, COLUMBIA. (R) November 7, 1946. Richard Dix, COIeJ[g7MBIA (R) April, 1958. Anita Phil Leslie Brooke. CarTHE SCREAMING SKULL 70 SECRET OF TREASURE MOUNTAIN 88 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) August, 1958 COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1956. Raymond Burr, Alex Nicol, John Hudson. William Prince. SCUDDA HOD, SCUDDA HAY 95 SECRET PEOPLE (Brit) 87 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1948 LIPPERT. (R) August 29, 1952. Valentina Cortese June( Haver, Lon McCollister. Color. Audrey Hepburn. SEA AF)OUND US, THE 81 SECRET PLACE, THE 81 REO RADIO. (R) July 11, 1958. Documentary RANK (R) February, 1958. Belinda Lee. Ronald Colorrk. Lewis. SEA CH SE, THE (Ca) 117 SECRET SERVICE INVESTIGATOR 60 WA NER BROTHERS. (R) June 4 1955. John REPUBLIC. (R) May 31, 1948. Lloyd Bridges Wayne Lana Turner. Color. Lynne Roberts. SEA DEVILS 91 SECRETS OF A SORORITY GIRL 66 RHO RADIO. (R) May 23, 1953. Yvonne DeOarlo, PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) August 15. 1996. Mary Ware, Rick Yellin. Rods Hudson. Color. SECRETS OF SEA HORNET 84 LIFE 73 (R) BUENA 'VISTA. (R) November 20, 1956. True REIUBLIC. November 6, 1951. Rod Cameron, Life Adventure. Color. Adele Mars. OF SEA OF GRASS 131 SECRETS MONTE CARLO 80 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1947 REPUBLIC. (R) June 20, 1951. Warren Douglas, Spencer Trarv, Katharine Hepburn. Lois Hall. SEA OF LOST SHIPS 85 SECRETS OF SCOTLAND YARD 68 REPUBLIC. (R) February 1, 1954. John Derek, REPUBLIC. (R) July 26, 1944. Stephanie Wanda Hendrix. Bachelor, Edgar Barrier. SEARCHERS, THE (VV) SECRETS OF THE REEF 72 119 CONTINENTAL. (R) July, 1956. Documentary. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 26. 1956. John Color. Wayne, Jeffrey Hunter. Vera Mlles. Color. VENTURE SEARC FOR BRIDEY MURPHY, THE (VV) 84 SECRET Brit.) 88 REPUBLIC. (R) November 10, 1959. Kent Taylor PARAMOUNT. (R) October, 1956. Louis Hayward, Jane Hylton. Tere a Wright. SECURITY RISK SEA SHALL NOT HAVE THEM, THE (Brit.) 91 89 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) August 8 1954. John UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 1955. Michael Recl- Ireland Dorothy Malone. e Bogarde. SEE HERE, PRIVATE HARGROVE 100 SEAgrav Dirk 71 TER METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1944 MONOGRAM. (R) July 27, 1952. John Archer, Robert Walker. Donna Reed. Marguerite Chapman. SEE MY LAWYER SEA WIFE, THE (Cs) 82 67 UNIVERSAL. (R) May 25, 1945. Olsen & John- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) August, 1957. son. Richard Burton, Joan Collins. Color. SELLOUT, THE CARGO 96 88 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1952. R RADIO. (R) May 19, 1951. Dana Andrews. Walter Pidgeon, Audrey Totter. Clan e Rains SEMINOLE SEALED VERDICT 83 88 November 1948. UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1953. Rock Hudson, PARAMOUNT. (R) 5, Ray Milland, Barbara Hale. Color. Florence Marly. SEMINOLE SEARCH. THE (Swiss) 109 UPRISING 74 METRO-OOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August 8. 1948 COLUMBIA. (R) May 1955. George Montgomery Montgomery (lift. Wendell Corey. Karin Booth. Color. SENATOR WAS INDISCREET. THE 81 SEARCH FOR DANGER 82 UNIVERSAL. (R) 1948. FILM[ CLASSICS. (R) April 8, 1949. John Calvert, January, William Powell, Albert Dekker. Ella Raines. SENIOR PROM 82 SEARCHING WIND. THE 107 PAR MOUNT. (R) August 9, 1946. Robert Young, COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1959. Jill Corey, Paul Sylvie Sidney. Hampton. SECOND CHANCE (3D) SENORITA FROM THE WEST. THE 63 82 UNIVERSAL. (R) October 12, 1945. Allan Jones. REO RADIO. (R) July 18, 1953. Robert Mitcham, Bonita Granville. Linda Darnell. Jack Palunee. Color. SECOND CHANCE 62 SENSATION HUNTERS 82 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) September, MONOGRAM. (R) October 13, 1945. Doris Mer- 1997. Kent Taylor. Louise Currie. rick. Eddie Quillen. 88 SECOND FACE. THE 77 SENSATIONS OF 1945 TTN17ED ARTISTS. (R) December 1, 1950. Ella UNITED ARTISTS. (E) June 30, 1949. Dennis Raines. Bruce Bennett. O'Keefe. Eleanor Powell. SECONDIGREATEST SEX, THE (Cs) 87 SENSUALITA (Ital.-Eno. dubbed) 72 UNIVERSAL. (R) December. 1955. Jeanne Crain. I.F.H. (B) April. 1954. Eleanore Rossi -Drago. George Nader. Color. Amedeo Name.. 94 SECOND WOMAN. THE 91 SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March 18, 1951. Robert 20th CENTURY -FOX. (B) March. 1946. John Young. Betsy Drake. Payne. Maureen O'Hara. SECRET BEYOND THE DOOR, THE 99 SEPARATE TABLES 98 TTNI ERSAT.. (R) February, 1948. Joan Bennett. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1959. Deborah Mich el Redgrare. Kerr, Rita Hayworth. SECRET COMMAND 80 SEPTEMBER AFFAIR 104 COLUMBIA. (R) July 30. 1994. Pat O'Brien, PARAMOUNT. (B) February, 1951. Joan Fontaine. Carole Landis. Joseph Cotten. SECRET CONCLAVE. THE (Ital.-Eno. dubbed) 80 SERENADE 121 I.F. (R) September, 1955. Henry Vidon. WARNER BROTHERS. (B) April 21, 1956. SECRET FURY 88 Mario Lanza, Joan Fontaine. Suits Montle). RKO RADIO. (R) May 27, 1950. Claudette Col- Color. bert. Robert Ryan. MIKE 60 SECRET GARDEN, THE . 1105 SERGEANT O-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) April 20, 1949. COLUMBIA. (R) November 9, 1944. Larry Parks. Barg ret O'Brien, Dean Stockwell. Color. Jeanne Bates. SECRET HEART. THE 97 SERPENT OF THE NILE 81 ME O-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (11) December, COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1958. Rhonda Fleming 1946. Claudette Colbert. Walter Pidgeon. William Lundigan. Color. SECRET LAND, THE 71 SET-UP, THE 72 SIETItO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October 22 RID) RADIO. (R) Apr. 2. 1949. Robert Ryan. 1948.1 Robert Montgomery, Robert Taylor. Color. Audrey Totter. SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY, THE 110 SEVEN ANGRY MEN 90 RHO RADIO. (R) September 1, 1947. Danny Kaye, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 27 1955. Raymond Virginia Mayo. Color. Massey Debra Paget. 379 5ev-She

Length Length In Mins. In Mine. SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS (Cs) 1103 SHADOWS OF THE WEST 59 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) August 1954. MONOGRAM. (R) July 24, 1999. Whip Wilson, Jane Powell. Howard Keel. Color. Andy Clyde. SEVEN CITIES OF GOLD (Cs) 103 SHADOWS OF TOMBSTONE 54 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) September. REPUBLIC. (R) September 28, 1953. Rex Allen 1955. Richard Egan, Michael Rennie, Jeffrey SHADOWS ON THE RANGE 57 Hunter, Anthony Quinn, Rita Moreno. Color. MONOGRAM. (B) August 10, 1946. Johnny Mack SEVEN DAYS ASHORE 74 Brown, Raymond Hatton. RICO RADIO. (It) Block 5, 1843-49. Wally Brown, SHADOWS OVER CHINATOWN 64 Gordon Oliver. MONOGRAM. (B) July 27, 1946. Sidney Toler, Sen Yung. SEVEN DAYS TO NOON (Brit) 68 SHADY LADY (R) December, 1950. Barry 83 DISTINGUISHED. UNIVERSAL. (B) September 7, 1945. Charles Co- Ions, Andre Mon)l. burn, Ginny Simms. SEVEN DEADLY SINS (Fr.-Ital.) 120 SHAGGY 7S DAVIS. (R) Mar. 1958. Gerard Phi ipe, Michele PARAMOUNT. (R) June 11, 1948. Brenda Joyce, Morgan, Francois. Rosay. Robert Shayne, George Nokes. Color. SHAGGY DOG. SEVEN DOORS TO DEATH THE 104 84 BUENA VISTA. (B) April, 1959. Fred MacMurray, PRO PICTURES. (R) August 5. 1944. Chick Jean Hagen. Chandler, June Clyde. Color. SHAKE HANDS WITH THE DEVIL 110 SEVEN HILLS OF ROME (T) 107 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1959. James Cagney, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) January, 1958 Don Murray. Lanza, Color. SHAKE HANDS WITH MURDER 62 SEVEN M FROM NOOWoel. 78 PRC PICTURES. (B) April 22, 1994. Iris Adrian, WARNER BROTHERS (B) August 4, 1958. Frank Jenks. Randolph Scott, Gall RusaelL Color. SHAKE, RATTLE AND ROCK 77 7TH CAVALRY 75 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL (B) 81, COLUMBIA. (B) December, 1956. Randolph October Scott, 1956. Fats Domino, Lisa Gaye Barbara Hale. Color. SHAKEDOWN 80 711 OCEAN DRIVE 102 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1950. Edmund O'Brien, UNIVERSAL. (B) September, 1950. Howard Duff. Joanne Dru. Brian Donlevy. SHAMROCK HILL 71 SEVEN KEYS TO BALDPATE e8 EAGLE LION. REO RADIO. (R) October 1, 1947. Phillip Terry, (R) February. 1949. Peggy Ryan, Jacqueline White. Ray McDonald. SEVEN LITTLE FOYS, THE (VV) 68 SHANE117PARAMOUNT. (B) August, 1953. Alan Ladd, PARAMOUNT. (B) July, 1955. Bob Hopa, Mlll7 Vitale. Color. Jean Arthur, Van Heflin. Color. SEVEN THIEVES (Cs) 102 SHANGHAI CHEST. THE 56 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, 1980 MONOGRAM, (R) July 11, 1948. Roland Winters, Edward G. Robinson, Rod Steiger. Mantan Moreland. SEVEN WERE SAVED 73 SHANGHAI COBRA. THE 64 PARAMOUNT. (R) March 28, 1947. Richard Den- MONOGRAM. (B) September 39, 1945. Sidney ning, Catherine Craig. Toler, Joan Barclay. SEVEN YEAR ITCH. THE (C.) 105 SHANGHAI STORY 00 TWENTIETH CENTURY REPUBLIC. (R) September 1 1954. Ruth Roman -FOX. (B) June 1955 O' Brien. Marilyn Monroe, Tom Ewell. Color. SHARKFIGHTERSEdmond SEVENTH CROSS. THE 112 TV (Ca) 78 METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYER. (R) September, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1958. Victor 1944. Spencer Tracy, Signe Haaso. Mature, Karen Steele. Color. SEVENTH SIN, THE (Ca) 94 SHARK RIVER 80 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) June. 1957. El- UNITED ARTISTS. (B) November 13, 1958. Steve eanor Parker, Bill Travers. Cochran, Carole Mathews. Color. SEVENTH VEIL, THE (Brit.) 94 SHE COULDN'T SAY NO 88 UNIVERSAL. (R) February 15, 1946. Jame REO RADIO. (R) February 15, 1954. Jean Mason. Ann Todd. Simmons, Robert Mitchum. 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD, THE 189 SHE -CREATURE 77 COLUMBIA. (R) December. 1958. Kerwin Mathews, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) July 25, Kathryn Grant. Color. 1956. Marla English. Chester Morris. SHACK OUT ON 101 80 SHE -DEVIL, THE 77 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December 4, 1955. Terry TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) April, 1957. Moore, Frank Lovejoy, Keenan Wynn. Marl Blanchard, Albert Dekker. SHADOW IN THE SKY 78 SHEEP HAS FIVE LEGS, THE (Fr.) e7 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1952 UMPO. (B) August, 1955. Fernandel. Nancy Davis, James Whitmore. SHEEPMAN, THE (Cs) 85 SHADOW MAN 77 MGM (R) May, 1958. Glenn Ford, Shirley Mac- LIPPERT. (R) October 16, 1958. Cesar Romero. Laiae. Color. SHADOW OF FEAR (Brit) 78 SHE GETS HER MAN 74 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) June, 1956. Mona Tie- UNIVERSAL. (B) January 12. 1945. Joan Davis. rnan, Jean Kent. Leon Errol. SHADOW OF TERROR 64 SHE GODS OF SHARK REEF 65 PRC PICTURES. (B) November 5, 1945. Dick AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) August, 1958. Fraser, Cy Kendall. Don Durant, Lisa Montell. SHE PLAYED WITH FIRE 95 SHADOW OF THE EAGLE (Brit.) 6S COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1958. Jack Hawkins, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July, 1955. Richard Arlene Dahl. Greene. Valentina Cortez.. SHE WENT TO THE RACES 87 SHADOW ON THE WINDOW, THE 73 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) November -De - COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1957. Phil Carey, Betty comber. 1945 Jame. Craig. France. Gifford Garrett. SHE -WOLF. THE (Ital.) 83 SHADOW OF A WOMAN 78 REPUBLIC. (R) November 15 1954. Kerima. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 14. 1946 SHE -WOLF OF LONDON 81 Andrea King. Helmut Dentine. UNIVERSAL. (R) May 17, 1946. June Lockhart, Jan Wiley. SHADOW OF SUSPICION 68 SHE WORE A YELLOW RIBBON 103 MONOGRAM. (R) September 23, 1944. Peter REO RADIO. (R) October 22, 1949. John Wayne Cookson, Marjorie Weaver. Joanne Dm. Color. SHADOW ON THE WALL 84 SHE WOULDN'T SAY YES p METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 19, 1950 COLUMBIA. (R) November 29. 1945. Rosalind Ann Sothern, Zachary Scott. Rumen. Lee Bowman. SHE WROTE THE SHADOW RETURNS. THE 61 BOOK 78 (B) 19. UNIVERSAL. (R) May 81. 1946. Joan Davis MONOGRAM. February 1946. Kane Rich- Jack Oak]e. mond, Barbara Reed. NO SHADOW VALLEY 58 SHED TEARS 70 EAGLE LION. (R) November 29, 1947. Eddie Dean, EAGLE LION. (R) Jaly 21, 1948. Wallace Ford Roscoe Ates. June Vincent. SHEP COMES HOME CO70 58 8H LUMBIA. (R) September 26, 1946. Anita SCREEN GUILD. (RI December 3, 1948. Robert Louise. Robert Scott. Lowery. Margie Dean. SHADOWS IN THE NIGHT 87 SHERIFF OF FRACTURED JAW. THE (Cs) 105 COLUMBIA. (R) July 27, 1944. Warner Baxter, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1959. Nina Poch. Kenneth More, Jayne Mansfield. Color. SHADOWS OF DEATH 60 SHERIFF OF MEDICINE BOW. THE SS PRC PICTURES. (R) April 19. 1945. Buster MONOGRAM. (R) October 8, 1646. Johnny Meek Crabbe, Al St. John. Brown, Raymond Hatton. 380 She-Sin Length Length Iii Mina. In Mine. SHERIF OF REDWOOD VALLEY 54 SIGN OF THE RAM. THE 94 REP BLIC. (B) Mardi 29, 1948. "WUd" Bill COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1948. Swum Peters. Ellie t. Alice Fleming. Alexander Knox. SHERIF OF WICHITA 60 SIGN OF ZORRO, THE 91 REP LIC. (R) January 22, 1949. Allan "Rocky" BUENA VISTA. (R) June, 1960. Guy Williams, Lane Lyn Wilde. Henry Calvin. SHE'S SOLDIER TOO 87 COL 8: IA. (B) June 29. 1944. Beulah Bondi, SILENT CONFLICT 81 Nina Foch UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April. 1941. Wm. Boyd SHE'S SWEETHEART 69 SILENT DUST (Brit.) 82 COL TA (RI December 7. 1944. Larry Parks. STRATFORD. (B) December 29, 1950. Stephen Jane Orwell Murray, Beatrice Campbell. SHE'S ACK ON BROADWAY 95 SILENT ENEMY. THE 91 w. BROTHERS. (R) March 14, 1953. Vir- UNIVERSAL. (R) Laurence Harvey, Dawn Addams ¡ants Mayo. (gene Nelson. Color SILENT PARTNER 55 SHE'S ORKINS HER WAY THROUGH COLLEGE IDI REPUBLIC. (Rs June 9, 1944. Bemely Loyd WAR R BROTHERS. (R) July 12, 1952. Ye - William Henry. ginia Mayo. Ronald Reagan. Color. SILENT RAIDERS 65 SHIELD FOR MURDER 80 LIPPERT. (R) September 17. 1954. Richard Bart- UN ED ARTISTS. (R) November 1954. Edmond lett. Earle Lyon. 013 .n Marla English. SILENT WORLD, THE 86 COLUMBIA. (B) Jan., 1957. Deep Sea Docu- SHINE N. HARVEST MOON 112 mentary. Color. WAR ER BROS. (R) April 8. 1944. Ann Sheri- SILKEN AFFAIR, THE (Brit.) 98 dan. DIST. CORP. OF AMER. (R) November, 1957 SHIP TH T DIED OF SHAME, THE 79 David Niven, Genevieve Page. CO INENTAL. (R) August, 1956. Richard At- SILK NOOSE (Brit) 72 tenbo nugh. George Baker. MONOGRAM. (R) July 9, 1950. Carole Landis, SHIP W S LOADED, THE 81 Joseph Calleia. GEO GE K. ARTHUR. (R) September, 1959. Da- SILK STOCKINGS (Cs) 117 vid Tomlinson, Peggy Cumming. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) July, 1957. Fred SHOCK 70 Aztaire, Cyd Charlese. Color. 20th CENTURY -FOX. (B) February, 1946. Vin- SILVER CANYON 79 cent Price. Lynn Bari. COLUMBIA. (R) June. 1951. Gene Autry, Gail SHOCKING MISS PILGRIM. THE Davis. 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January. 1947. Betty SILVER CHALICE, THE (Ce) 137 Grable, Dick Hamm Color. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 5, 1955 Virginia Mayo, Jack Palau*. Color. SHOCKPROOF 79 SILVER CITY COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1949. Comel Wilde, 90 Patricia PARAMOUNT. (R) December, 1951. Yvonne De Knight. Carlo, Barry Fitzgerald. Color. SHOOT FIRST 88 SILVER CITY BONANZA ei ARTISTS. (R) May MI, 1953. Joel REPUBLIC. (R) Mare 1, 1951. Rex Allen. Maly Were EVe1712 Keyes. Ellen Kay. SHOOT 110 KILL 89 SILVER CITY KID 54 BCREN GUILD. (R) May 17, 1947. Russell Wade, RETITBLIC. (R) July 20. 1944. Allan Lane Susan Waitera. SILVER FLEET, THE (Brit.) 81 SHORT CUT TO HELL (VV) 89 PRC PICTURES. (B) July 1, 1945. Ralph Rieh- PARAMOUNT (It) September, 1957. Robert Evers, ardson. Georg SILVER LODE. THE 80 SHORT GRASS 82 RHO RADIO. (RI June, 1954. John Payne, Liza- ALLI1ID ARTISTS. (R) December 24. 1950. Rod beth Scott. Color. earner n. Cathy Downs. SILVER RAIDERS 55 SHOT GUN 80 MONOGRAM. (R) August 20, 1950. Whip Wilson, ALLIFD ARTISTS. (B) April 24, 1955. Sterling Andy Clyde. Yvonne de Carlo. Color. SILVER RANGE 53 SHOW B AT 108 MONOGRAM. (R) November 16, 1946. Johnny ME'FR -GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 19, 1951 Mack Brown, Raymond Hatton. Kathrlln Grayson, Howard Keel. Color. SILVER RIVER 110 SHOW BUSINESS 92 WARNER BROS. (R) May 29, 1948. Errol Flynn, RHO RADIO. (R) Block 5, 1943-44. Eddie Cantor Ann Sheridan. George Murphy. SILVER STAR. THE a 73 SHOW-OFF. THE 83 LIPPERT. (R) March 25, 1955. Edgar Buchanan, METR -GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December. 1946 Marie Windsor. Red 3 elion. Marilyn Maxwell. SILVER TRAILS 53 SHOWDOWN. THE 88 MONOGRAM. (R) Minot 22, 1149. Jimmy Wakely REPUBLIC. (R) August 15, 1950. William Elliott SILVER WHIP 73 Marie Windsor. TWENTLET71 CENTURY-PDX. (R) February SHOWDOWN AT ABILENE 80 1953 Bay Calhoun. Dale Rabertson. ltSAL. (R) October, 1956. Jock Mahoney, SIMBA (Brit ) 99 Martha en Colar. LIPPERT. (R) September 9, 1955. Dirk Bogarde SHOWDOWN AT BOOT HILL (Rs) 71 Color. TWEN1rTETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) June. 1958 SIMON AND LAURA (Brit.) 91 Charle Bronson, Robert Hutton. UNITED ARTISTS (R) July, 1956. Peter F1nch, SHRIKE. THE 88 Kay Kendall. Color. UNIVERSAL (B) September. 1955. Jose Ferrer, SINBAD, THE SAILOR 117 June Allyaon. RHO RADIO. (R) January 18, 1947. Douglas SIDE STREET 53 Fairbanks, Jr.. Maureen O'Hara. Color. METR -GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 14. 1950 SINCERELY YOURS 115 Parley Granger, Cathy O'Donnell. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) November 26, 1955 SID ESHO 87 Liberace, Joanne Dru, Dorothy Malone. Color. MONO RAM. (B) June 18, 1950. Don McGuire, SINCE YOU WENT AWAY 171 Tracey Roberts. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 20. 1944. Claudette SIEGE. THE SS Colbert. Shirley Temple, Jennifer Jones, Joseph LIPPE T. (R) Nov. 26 1954. Special Cut. Cotten, Monty Woolley. SIEGE OF RED RIVER MI SING A JINGLE 82 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May 1954 UNIVERSAL. (R) January T, 1944. Allan Jean Van J$hnaon. Joanne Dru. Color. June Vincent. SIERRA 83 SING BOY SING (Cs) 91 SAL. (R) Jane. 1950. Audio Murphy. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) January, 1958 Wanda IHeadrix. Color. Tommy Sands, Lill Gentle. SIERRA BARON (Cu) 80 SING ME A SONG OF TEXAS III TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1958 COLUMBIA. (R) February 8, 1945. Rosemary Brian eith. Rick Jagon. Color. Lane, Tom Tyler. SIERRA PASSAGE 81 SING. NEIGHBOR. SING 70 MONO RAM. (R) January 7. 1951. Wayne Morris, REPUBLIC. (R) August 12, 1944. Ruth Terry Lola Al right. LulubeLe & Seottr. SIERRA STRANGER 74 SING WHILE YOU DANCE 73 COLUMBIA. (11) May. 1957. Howard Duff, COLUMBIA. (R) July 25, 1946. Ellen Drew, Gloria McOhee. Robert Stanton. SIGN OF THE GLADIATOR 92 SING YOUR WAY HOME 72 AMER AN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October, RHO -RADIO. (R) December, 1945. Jack Haley 1959. ita Ekberg, George Marshal. Anne Jeffreys. SIGN OF HE PAGAN (Ca) 92 SINGAPORE 79 SAL. (B) December, 1954. Jeff Chandler. UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1947. Fred Mac - iJack Pl anal. Color. Murray, Ava Gardner.

381 Sin-Smu Length Length In Mlno. In Mine. SINGIN' IN THE CORN 68 SLAUGHTER ON TENTH AVENUE 82 COLUMBIA. (R) December 26, 1948. Judy Canoe. UNIVERSAL (R) November, 1957. Richard Egan, Allen Jenkins. Jan Sterling. SINGIN' IN THE RAIN 103 SLAUGHTER TRAIL 79 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) ADM. 1952 REO RADIO. (B) September 20, 195L Brian Gene Kelly, Debbie Reynolds. Color. Donlevy, Virginia Grey. Color. 8INGIN' SPURS 82 SLAVE GIRL 30 COLUMBIA. (B) September 23, 1948. Healer Hot UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1947. Yvonne DeCarlo, Shots, Pat White. George Brent. Color. SINGING GUNS 81 SLAVES BABYLON 82 REPUBLIC. (B) February 28, 1950. Vaughn Mon- COLUMBIIA ctober, 1958. Richard Conte. roe, Ella Raines. Color. Linda Christian. Color. SINGING ON THE TRAIL 69 SLEEP, MY 97 COLUMBIA. (B) September 12, 1946. Ken Curtis ARTÌ STS. (R) January. 1948. Claudette Jeff Donnell Colbert. Robert Cummings. SINGING SHERIFF. THE 63 SLEEPING BEAUTY (T) 75 UNIVERSAL. (R) October 6. 1944. Bob Crosby. BUENA VISTA. (R) March, 1959. Animated. Color Fay McKenzie. SLEEPING CAR TO TRIESTE (Grit.) 95 SINS OF JEZEBEL 74 EAGLE LION. (R) May, 1949. Jean Kent, Albert LIPPERT. (R) October 23, 1953. Paulette Goddard, Lleven. George Nader. Color. SLEEPING CITY. THE N SINS OF POMPEII (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 78 UNIVERSAL (B) September, 1950. Richard Conte, VISUAL DRAMA. (R) December, 1955. Mich- Coleen Gray. eline Prelle, George Marchai. SLEEPING TIGER, THE (Brit.) N SINS OF ROME (Ital.) 75 ASTOR. (R) October. 1954. Dirk Bogarde, Alexis RKO RADIO. (R) June, 1954. M. Girotti, Lud- Smith. milla Tcherine. SLIGHT CASE OF LARCENY, A 71 SIOUX CITY SUE N MGM. (B) June 5, 1953. Mickey Rooney, Eddie REPUBLIC. (R) November 21, 1946. Gene Autry, Bracken, Elaine Stewart. Lynne Roberts. SLIGHTLY FRENCH 81 SIREN OF ATLANTIS 75 COLUMBIA. (R) February. 1949. Dorothy Lamar, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December 17, 1948. Maria Don Amoeba. Montez, Jean Aumont, Dennis O'Keefe. SLIGHTLY SCANDALOUS 82 SIREN OF BAGDAD 72 UNIVERSAL (R) August 2, 1948. Sheila Ryan, COLUMBIA. (B) June, 1953. Paul Henreid, Fred Brady. Patricia Medina. Color. SLIGHTLY SCARLET (SS) 99 SIROCCO N RKO RADIO. (R) February 8. 1958. John Payne, COLUMBIA. (B) July. 1951. Humphrey Bogart, Arlene Dahl, Rhonda Fleming. Color. Marta Torau. SLIGHTLY TERRIFIC 62 SISTER KENNY 118 UNIVERSAL. (R) May 5, 1944. Leon Errol, Anne RICO -RADIO. (B) October 10, 1946. Rosalind Rooney. Russell. Alexander Knox. SLIM CARTER 82 SITTING BULL (Cs) 105 UNIVERSAL (R) November, 1957. Jock Mahoney, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October. 1954. J. Carroll Julie Adams. Naish, Dale Robertson. Color. SLIPPY MC GEE 85 SITTING PRETTY 84 REPUBLIC. (B) December 1. 1947. Donald Barry, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOR (R) April, 1948 Dale Evans. Robert Young, Maureen O'Hara, Clifton Webb. SMALLEST SHOW ON EARTH, THE (Brit.) 80 SIX BRIDGES TO CROSS 9e TIMES (R) November. 1957. Bill Travers, Vir- UNIVERSAL. (B) February, 1955. Tony Curtis ginia McKenna. Julie Adams. SMALL TOWN GIRL 98 61X -GUN LAW gg METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) April 10. 1953. COLUMBIA. (R) January 9, 1948. Charles Starrett. Jane Powell, Farley Granger. Color. Smiley Burnette. SMART GIRLS DON'T TALK 81 SIX GUN MAN 59 WARNER BROS. (B) October 9, 1948. Virginia PRC PICTURES. (R) February 1. 1946. Bob Mayo. Bruce Bennett. Steele, Jean Carlin. SMART POLITICS 103 MONOGRAM. (B) January 8, 1948. June Prettier, SIX-GUN MESA 67 Freddie MONOGRAM. (B) April 80, 1950. Johnny Mack Stewart. Brown, Gail Davis. SMART WOMAN 90 SIX GUN SERENADE 34 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) April 30, 1948. Constance MONOGRAM. (R) April 5, 1947. Jimmy Wakely, Bennett, Brian Aherne. Kay Morley. SMASH-UP 118 SIXTEEN FATHOMS DEEP B2 UNIVERSAL (B) March, 1941. Susan Hayward MONOGRAM. (R) July 25, 1948. Lon Chaney, Lee Bowman. Arthur Iake. Color. SMILES OF A SUMMER NIGHT (Swed.) 108 SKABENGA 81 RANK (R) February 1958. Vila Jacobson, Eva ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) May 29. 1955. Documen- DaSM tary. I LEY be(Aust.) (CS) 91 SKIPALONG ROSENBLOOM 72 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 20, 1951. Max 1957. Ralph Richardson, Colin Peterson. Color. Baer, Maxie Rosenbloom. SMILEY GETS A GUN (Cs) 89 SKIPPER SURPRISED HIS WIFE. THE 85 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1959. Keith Calvert, Dame Sybil Tbomdike. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) June 30. 1950. SMOKE Robert Walker, Joan Leslie. SIGNAL 88 109 UNIVERSAL (B) March, 1955. Dana Andrews SKIRTS AHOY! Piperr Laurie. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1952. SMO Esther Williams. Keefe Brasselle. Color. 61 20TH CENTURY-PDX (R) July, 1946. Fred Mae - SKI TROOP ATTACK Murray.KY87 Anne Baxter. Color. THE FILM GROUP. (R) May, 1960. Frank Wolff, Forrest SMOKY CANYON 55 Michael COLUMBIA. (B) January. 1952. Charlen Starrett. SKY COMMANDO 69 Smiley Bumette. (B) September, 1953. Dan Duryea COLUMBIA. SMOKY MOUNTAIN MELODY 81 Frances Gifford. COLUMBIA. (R) December 16, 1948. Roy Acuff, SKY DRAGON 64 Smoky Mountain Boye. MONOGRAM. (B) May 1. 1949. Boland Winters, SMOKY RIVER SERENADE 87 Keye Luke. COLUMBIA. (R) August 21, 1947. Paul Campbell. SKY FULL OF MOON 73 Ruth Terry. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December, Carleton Carpenter. Jan Sterling. SMOOTH AS SILK 85 UNIVERSAL. 1. 1948. SKY 1 5 . SS (B) March Kent Taylor LIPPERT. (R) October 19, 1951. Bid Melton, Virginia Grey. Mara Lynn. SMUGGLERS. THE (Brit.) IM SKY LINER N EAGLE LION. (R) January 31, 1948. Michael Red - LIPPERT. (R) July 28, 1949. Richard Travie, grave, Jean Kent. Color. Pamela Blake. SMUGGLERS COVE 88 SLANDER 81 MONOGRAM. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Jan. 18, 1957. (R) October 10, 1948. Leo Gorse). Van Johnson, Ann Beth. Hunts Hal. SLASHER, THE (Brit) 75 SMUGGLER'S GOLD 84 LIPPERT. (B) May 29. 1953. James Kenney. Joan COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1951. Cameron Mitchell. Collins. Amanda Blake. SLATTERY'S HURRICANE 83 SMUGGLER'S ISLAND 75 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) August. 1949. UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1951. Jeff Chandler, Linda Darnell. Richard Widmark. Evelyn Keyes. Color. 382 Sna-Son Length Length In Mina. In Mine. SNA U 82 SOMETHING IN THE WIND 89 OLUMBIA. (B) November 22. 1945. Nanette UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1947. Deanna Dur- arks, Robert Benchley. bin, Juhu hall. SNA E PIT, THE 108 SOMETHING MONEY CAN'T BUY (Brit.) 82 ENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1949 U -I. (R) September, 1953. Anthony Steele. Patricia livie de Havilland, Leo Genn, Mark Stevens. Roc. SNA E RIVER DESPERADOES 54 SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR 99 OLUMBIA. (R) May. 1951. Charles Starrett, PAIIASIOUNT. (It) March, 1952. Joan Fontaine, miley Burnette Ray Jlllland, 'Teresa Wright. SNI ER, THE 87 SOMEWHERE IN THE NIGHT 110 OLUMBIA. (R) May, 1952. Adolphe Monica', 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1946. John Arthur Franz. Hodiak, Nancy Guild. SNORKEL, THE 74 SON OF A BADMAN 64 OLUMBIA. (R) July, 1958. Peter Van Eyck, Bet - SCREEN GUILD. (R) April 18, 1949- Lash LaRue, St. John. Fuzzy St. John. SNO CREATURE, THE 69 SON OF ALI BABA 75 NITER ARTISTS. (R) November, 1954. Paul UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1952. Tony Curtis angton, Leslie Denison. Piper Laurie. Color. SNO DOG 64 SON OF BELLE STARR 70 ONOGRAM. (R) July 15, 1950. Kirby Grant, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) June 28. 1953. Keith lens Verdugo. Larsen, Peggle Castle. Color. SNO BOUND (Brit.) 85 SON OF BILLY THE KID 85 IVERSAL. (B) February. 1949. Robert Newton, SCREEN GUILD. (R) April 2, 1949. Lash LaRue, Dennis Price. Fuzzy St. John. SNO FIRE 73 SON OF DR. JEKYLL 77 IED ARTISTS (R) May 18, 1958. Molly Mc - COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1951. Louis Hayward, wan Don McGowan. Color. Jody Lawrence. SNO QUEEN, THE 70 SON OF GOD'S COUNTRY 80 RSAL. (R) May, 1980. Cartoon Feature REPUBLIC. (R) September 15, 1948. Monte Hale, C lor. Pamela Blake. SNO S OF KILIMANJARO 114 SON OF LASSIE 100 T NTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1953 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1945 Gregory Peck, Susan Hayward, Ava Gardner. Color Peter Lawford. Donald Crisp. Color. SNO WAS BLACK, THE (Fr.) 104 SON OF PALEFACE 104 CINTINENTAL. (R) November. 1958. Daniel PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1952. Bob Hope, G lin. Jane Russell. Color. SO B G 101 SON OF RUSTY, THE 98 NEB BROTHERS. (R) October 31, 1953 COLUMBIA. (R) August 7, 1947. Ted Donaldson, J 'e Wyman, Sterling Hayden, Nancy Olson. Tom Powers. SO D RK THE NIGHT 70 SON OF SINBAD (SS) 88 C LUMBIA. (R) October 10. 1996. Michellne REO RADIO. (R) June 1, 1955. Dale Robertson C elrel, Steven Gera> Sally Forrest. Color. SO D AR TO MY HEART 84 SON OF THE RENEGADE 57 R O RADIO. (B) December. 1948. Bobby Driscoll, UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March 27, 1953. John 13 ulah Bund). Color. Carpenter, Lori Irving. 80 E IL MY LOVE 109 SONG FOR MISS JULIE 69 P. ' AMOUNT. (R) August 8. 1948. Ray Mllland, REPUBLIC. (R) February 19. 1945. Shirley Roes, A n Todd. Barton Hepburn. SO G ES MY LOVE 88 SONG IS BORN, A 113 IVERSAL. (R) April 19, 1948. Myrna Loy REO RADIO. (R) November 8, 1948. Danny Kaye, D n Ameche. Virginia Mayo. Color. 450 L NG AT THE FAIR (Brit.) 85 SONG OF BERNADETTE, THE 157 U ITED ARTISTS. (R) March 29. 1951. Jean 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) Special. 1944. Jennifer Si mono, Dirk Bogarde. Jones, Charles Bickford, Vincent Price. SO T IS IS LOVE 101 SONG OF IDAHO 66 W . NER BROTHERB. (B) August 15, 1953 COLUMBIA. (R) March 30, 1948. Kirby Grant, K thryn Grayson, Mery Griffin. Color. June Vincent. SO T IS 18 NEW YORK 79 SONG OF INDIA 77 U ITED ARTISTS. (R) April. 1948. Henry Mor- COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1949. Sabu. Gail Rus- ga . Virginia Grey. sell. SO T IS IS PARIS 98 SONG OF LOVE 118 U IVERSAL. (R) January, 1955. Tony Curtis. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1947 Gl rla de Haven. Color. Katharine Hepburn. Robert Walker. SO W LL REMEMBERED (Brit.) 114 SONG OF MEXICO 59 R. O RADIO. (RI November 12. 1d47. John Mills, REPUBLIC. (R) December 28, 1945. Adele Mara. M rtha Scott. Edgar Barrier. SO Y(UNG, SO BAD 91 SONG OF MY HEART 85 U ITED ARTISTS. (R) May 28. 1950. Paul Hen - ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 31, 1948. Frank rei,. Catherine McLeod. Rundstrom. Audrey Long. SOFIA 83 SONG OF NEVADA 75 Fl CLASSICS. (R) September, 1948. Gene Ray- REPUBLIC. (R) August 5, 1994. Roy Rogers mo d. Sigrid Guth). Color. Slams Lee. Dale Evans. SOLDI R OF FORTUNE (Cs) 98 SONG OF OLD WYOMING 45 T ENTIF,TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1955 PRC PICTURES. (6t) November 12, 1945. Eddie CI rk Gable. Susan Hayward. Color. Dean, Jennifer Holt. Color. SOLDI RS THREE 92 SONO OF RUSSIA 107 M: RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 20, 1951 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1944 St wart Granger. Walter Pidgeon, David Niven. Robert Taylor, Susan Peters. SOLID GOLD CADILLAC, THE 99 SONO OF SCHEHERAZADE 108 CO UMBIA. (R) October, 1958. Judy Holliday, UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1997. Brian Donlevy, Pa 1 Douglas. Yvonne de ('arlo Color. SOMB ERO 103 SONO OF SURRENDER 99 M: 'O-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 3. 1953 PARAMOUNT. (R( October 28, 1949. Wanda PI r Angell. Ricardo lllontalban. Color Hendrix, Claude Rains. SOME '00V LOVES ME 97 SONG OF THE DRIFTER 53 PA:' AMOUNT. (R) October. 1952. Betty Hutton, MONOGRAM. (R) January 10. 1948. JImmy Wake- Ita ph Meeker. Color. ly, "Cannonball" Taylor. SOME 'ODY UP THERE LIKES ME 113 SONG OF THE LAND 71 M RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Special. 1957. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 27. 1953 Pat I Newman, Pier Angell. Nature Documentary. Color. SOME AME RUNNING. (Cs) 127 SONG OF THE OPEN ROAD 93 M o RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1959 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 2, 1944. Edgar Fr. nk Sinatra, Shirley MacLatne. Color. Bergen, Bonita Granville. SOME LIKE IT HOT 120 SONG OF THE PRAIRIE 69 U ITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1959. Marilyn Mon- COLUMBIA. (R) September 27. 1945. Ken Curtis, roe Tony Curtis. Jeff Donnell. SOMETHING OF VALUE 113 SONO OF THE RANGE 55 ME I RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) June, 1957 MONOGRAM. (R) December 1. 1944. Jimmy Roc Hudson, Dana Wynter. N'ake)y. SOMETHING FOR THE BIRDS 81 SONG OF THE SARONG 65 TW NTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) September, UNIVERSAL. (R) April 20. 1945. Nancy Kelly, 195. Victor Mature, Patricia Neal. William Garvin. SOMET ING FOR THE BOYS 87 SONG OF THE SIERRAS 58 IETH CENTURY-FOX. (Rl November, MONOGRAM. (R) December 28, 1946. Jimmy 194. Carmen Miranda, Michael O'Shea. Color. Wakely, Lee "Leases" White. 383 Son -Spy

Length Length In Mina. In Mina. SONG OF THE SOUTH 95 SPANISH GARDENER, THE (VV) 95 REO -RADIO. (RI November 20. 1946. Disney RANK (R) October, 1957. Dirk Bogarde. Jon Feature Cartoon. Color. Witeley. SONG OF THE THIN MAN 68 SPANISH MAIN, THE 101 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, RKO-RADIO. (R) September. 1945. Paul Henreid, 1947. William Powell, Myrna Loy. Maureen O'Hara. Color. SONG OF THE WASTELAND 58 SPECIAL AGENT 70 MONOGRAM. (RI May 31, 1947. Jimmy Wakely, PARAMOUNT. (B) July 22, 1949. William Eythe, Lae "Lames" White. [.aura Elliot. SONG TO REMEMBER, A 112 SPECIAL DELIVERY M COLUMBIA. (R) March 1. 1945. Merle Oberon, COLUMBIA. (R) September, 1955. Joseph Cotten. Paul Muni, Cornet Wilde. Color. Eva Bartok. SONG WITHOUT END (Cs) 141 SPECTER OF THE ROSE 90 COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1960. Dick Ilogarde, ('a- REPUBLIC. (R) July 5, 1946. Han Kum. Viola Ducine. Color. Essen. SONORA STAGECOACH 80 SPEED CRAZY 75 MONOGRAM. (R) June 10. 1944. Hoot Gibson. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May. 1959. Brett Halsey, Rob Steele. Yvonne Lime. SONS AND LOVERS (Cs) 109 SPEED TO SPARE 57 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (It) August, 1960. PARAMOUNT. (R) May 14, 1948. Richard Arlen, Trevor Howard, Dean Stockwell. Jean Rogers. SONS OF NEW MEXICO 71 SPELL OF AMY NUGENT (Brit.) 63 COLUMBIA. (B) January. 1950. Gene Autry, PRC PICTURES. (R) February 10. 1945. Derek Gall Davila. Farr. Vera Lindsay. SORORITY GIRL 60 SPELLBOUND I I I AMER. INT. PICS. (R) October, 1957. Susan UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December 28, 1945. Cabot. Dick Miller. Ingrid Bergman, Gregory Perk. SORROWFUL JONES 88 SPIDER, THE 72 PARAMOUNT. (R) July 4, 1949. Bob Hope, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) October, Lucille Bali. 1958. Ed Kammer, June Kenny. SORRY. WRONG NUMBER 90 SPIDER. THE 92 PARAMOUNT. (R) September 24. 1948. Barbara 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) December. 1945. Rich- Rtanwyck. Burt Lancaster. ard Conte. Faye Marlowe. S.O.S. PACIFIC 92 SPIDER WOMAN 63 UNIVERSAL. (R) July. 1960. Eddie Constantine, UNIVERSAL. (R) January 21, 1844. Nigel Bruce Pier Angeli. Basil Rathbone. SOUL OF A MONSTER 81 SPIDER WOMAN STRIKES BACK 89 COLUMBIA. (R) August 17, 1999. Rose Hobart UNIVERSAL (R) March 22, 1946. Gale Sonder- Jeanne Bates. guard, Kirby Grant. SOUND AND THE FURY, THE (Cs) 115 TWENTIETH SPIRAL STAIRCASE, THE 83 CENTURY -FOX. (R) March. 1959. REO -RADIO. (R) December, 1995. George Brent. Yul Brynner, Joanne Woodward. Color. Dorothy McGuire, Ethel Barrvmore. SOUND OFF 83 SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS, THE (Cs) 135 COLUMBIA. (R) 1952. Rooney, May. Mickey Ann WARNERS. (R) April 20, 1957. James Stewart. James. Color. Color. SOUTH OF CALIENTE 67 REPUBLIC. (R) October 15, 1951. Roy Rogers. SPIRIT OF WEST POINT 77 Dale Evans. FI1,51 CLASSICS. (R) October 4, 1947. Felix SOUTH OF DEATH VALLEY 64 Blanchard, Glenn Davis. COLUMBIA. (R) August 18. 1949. Charles Star- SPIRITUALIST. THE 79 rett, Smiley Burnette. EAGLE LION. (R) July 7, 1948. Turban ROY. Lynn SOUTH OF DIXIE 61 Ilarl UNIVERSAL. (R) June 23, 1944. Anne Gwynne, SPLIT SECOND 85 David Braes. REO RADIO. (B) May 2, 1953. Alexis Smith, SOUTH OF MONTEREY 83 Stephen McNally, Jan Sterling. MONOGRAM. (R) July 10, 1946. Gilbert Roland, SPOILERS, THE 84 Frank Yeranelli. UNIVERSAL. (R) January. 1958. Jeff Chandler. SOUTH OF RIO 88 Anne Baxter. Rory Calhoun. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) July 22, 1999. Monte Hale. Kay SPOILERS OF THE FOREST 88 Christopher. REPUBLIC. (R) April 5, 1957. Rod Cameron, SOUTH OF ST. LOUIS 89 Vera Ralston. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) March 12, 1949. Joel McCrea, SPOILERS OF THE NORTH 68 Alexia Smith. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) April 29. 1947. Paul Kelly. SOUTH OF THE CHISHOLM TRAIL 88 Adrian Booth. COLUMBIA. (RI January 80, 1947. Charles Star- SPOILERS OF THE PLAINS 88 rett. Smiley Barnette. REPUBLIC. (R) February 5, 1951. Roy Rogers, SOUTH OF THE RIO GRANDE 82 Penny Edwards. MONOGRAM. (R) September 15. 1945. Duncan SPOOK BUSTERS 69 MONOGRAM. (R) August 24, 1996. Leo Gorcey, 'tenable Armlda. Hall. 171 Hintz SOUTH PACIFIC (Todd -AO) SPOOK 62 March, 1958. CHASERS TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) ALLIED ARTISTS (R) June, 1957. Hunts Hall. Rasaano Brant, Mitai Gaynor. Color. Stanley Clemente. 60 SOUTH PACIFIC TRAIL SPOOK TOWN 85 20, 1952. Rex Allen. REPUBLIC, (R) October PRC PICTURES. (B) June 8, 1944. Dave O'Brien SOUTH SEA SINNER 88 Jim Newlll UNIVERSAL (R) January, 1950. Macdonald Carey. SPORT OF KINGS U Shelley Winters. COLUMBIA. (R) June 26, 1947. Paul Campbell. SOUTH SEA WOMAN SS Gloria Henry WARNIR BROTHERS. (R) June 27, 1959. Burt SPORTING CHANCE, A 69 Lancaster, Vlrglnie Mayo. RF,PTBLTC (R) June 4. 1946. Jane Randolph, SOUTHERN YANKEE. A 90 John O'Malley. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September 24. SPRING IN PARK LANE (Brit.) 91 1948 Red Skelton, Brian Donlevy. EAGLE 1,1074. (R) November. 1949, Anna Neagle, SOUTHERNER. THE 91 Michael Wilding. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 18. 1945. Zachary SPRING REUNION 79 Brett, Betty Field. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) March. 1957. Betty Hut- Dana Andrews. SO UT HSIDE 1.1000 73 ton, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November 12. 1950. Don SPRINGFIELD RIFLE 93 DeFore, Andrea King. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) October 25, 1952. Gary Cooper, Phyllis Thaxler. Color. SOUTHWEST PASSAGE (SD) 82 SPRINGTIME IN TEXAS 55 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1954. Rod Cameron MONOGRAM. (R) June 2, 1945. Jimmy Wakely, Joanne Dru Color. Lee white. Dennis Moore. SPACE CHILDREN. THE (VV) 69 SPRINGTIME IN THE SIERRAS 75 PARAMOUNT (R) June, 1958. Adam Williams, REPUBLIC. (R) July 15, 1947. Roy Roger,, Jane Michel Ray. Frazee. Color. SPACE MASTER X-7 (Rs) 71 SPY CHASERS 81 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1956. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July 81. 1955. Leo Gor- Bill Williams. Lyn Thomas. SPACEWAYS 76 SPY YHall.HUNT 75 LIPPERT. (R) August 7, 1959. Howard Duff, Eva UNIVERSAL. (R( June. 1950. Howard Duff. Bartok. Marta Taren SPANISH AFFAIR (VV) 95 SPY IN THE SKY 74 PARAMOUNT (R) October, 1957. Richard Kiley, ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1958. Steve Brodie, Carmen Sevilla. Color. Sandra Francis. 384 Squ-Sto Length Length In Mine. In Mina. SQU RE DANCE JUBILEE 79 STATE FAIR . 108 PERT (B) November 11. 1949. Don Barry, 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1945. Dana ary Beth Hughes. Andrews, Jeanne Crain, Dick Haymea. t'olor. 78 SQU RE DANCE KATY STATE OF THE UNION 124 ONOGRAM. (R, March 25, 1950. Vera Vague, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1948. hil Brito. Spencer Tracy. Katharine Hepburn. SQUARE JUNGLE, THE SB BSAL. (R) January, 1958. Tony Curtis, STATE PENITENTIARY CO rnut Borgnlne, Pat Crowley. COLUMBIA. (B) June 8, 1950. Warner Baxter. SQUARE RING, THE (Brit.) 73 Onelow Stevens. REPUBLIC. (R) January 28. 1955. Jack Warner STATION WEST 92 Robert Beatty. RKO RADIO. 1R) September 1. 1998. Dick STAGE FRIGHT 110 Powell. Jane Greer. WARNER BROS. (R) April 15, 1950. Jane Wyman, STEEL BAYONET (Cs) 84 Marlene Dietrich. Michael Wilding. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) March. 1958. Leo Germ STAGE STRUCK 71 Kieran Moore. MONOGRAM. (B) June 18, 1948. Audrey Long STEEL CAGE 80 Conrad Nagel. UNITED ARTISTS, (R) December, 1954. Paul STAGE STRUCK 95 Kelly, Maureen O Sullivan. BUENA VISTA (R) March, 1958. Henry Fonda. STEEL FIST, THE 73 Susan 8trasberg. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) January 6, 1952. Roddy Mc- STAGE TO BLUE RIVER 58 tbwall, Kristine Miller. ONOGRAM. (R) December 80. 1951. Whip STEEL HELMET. THE 84 Slson. LIPPERT. (B) February 2. 1951. Gene Evans STAGE TO MESA CITY 52 Steve Brodie. GLE.ohn, LION.nnifer(R)Hol February 16. 1948. Al "Fuzzy" STEEL JUNGLE, THE M St . J Je WARNER BROTHERS. (B) March 81, 1958 STA E TO TUCSON 82 Perry Lopez, Beverly Garland. OLUMBIA. (B) January. 1951. Rod Cameron, STEEL LADY, THE 84 Wayne Morrie. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) October 9. 1959. Rod STA ECOACH DRIVER 52 Cameron, Tab Hunter. ONOGRAM. (R) July 15. 1951. Whip Wilson STEEL TOWN 85 STA ECOACH KID 80 UNIVERSAL, (R) March, 1962. Ann Sheridan. KO-RADIO. (R) June. 1949. Tim Holt, Richard John Lund. Color. Martin STEEL TRAP 88 STA ECOACH OUTLAWS 59 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) November RC PICTURES. (R) August 17, 1945. Buster 1952. Joseph Cotten, Teresa Wright. bbe. Al St John STELLA 83 STAGECOACH TO DENVER 56 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) August. 1950 EPUBLIC. (R) December 23, 1946. Allan Lane Ann Sheridan, Victor Mature. bby Blake. STEP BY STEP 82 STAGECOACH TO FURY 78 RHO -RADIO. (B) August 30, 1948. Lawrence ENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) October, Tierney. Anne Jeffreys. 1 58. Forrest Tucker. Mari Blanchard. STEP LIVELY 6$ STAGECOACH TO MONTEREY 68 AKO RADIO. (B) Block 6, 1943-44. Frank Sinatra PUBLIC. (R) September 15, 1944. Allan George Murphy. I ne Peggy Stewart STEPCHILD 78 STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN (Brit.) 104 EAGLE LION. (B) June 7, 1947. Brenda Joyce IVERSAL. (B) March, 1947. David Niven, Kim Donald Woods. Hunter. Color. STEP DOWN TO TERROR 75 STAKEOUT ON DOPE STREET 88 UNIVERSAL, (R) March, 1959. Colleen Miller WARNER BROTHERS (R) April, 1958. Yale Charles Drake. Wexler, Jonathan Haze. BTEPPIN' IN SOCIETY 72 STALAG 17 120 REPUBLIC. (R) July 29. 1945. Edward Everett PARAMOUNT. (B) July. 1958. William Holden, Horton. Glades George. Taylor. STOLEN FACE 71 STAL ION ROAD 97 LIPPERT. (R) June 16, 1952. Paul Henreld, ABNER BROTHERS. (B) April 12. 1947. Llzabeth Scott. Z char, Scott. Alexis Smith. STOLEN LIFE. A 109 STA PEDE 76 WARNER BROS. (R) July 4. 1941. Bette Davie, A LIED ARTISTS. (R) May 1, 1949. Rod Glenn Ford. C. meron. Gale Storm. STOOGE. THE 100 STAND AT APACHE RIVER. THE 77 PARAMOUNT. (B) February, 1958. Dean Mar- I. (R) September, 1958. Stephen McNally, Julia tin, Jerry Lewis. A.ams Color. STOP! LOOK! AND LAUGH! 78 STANDING ROOM ONLY 83 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1960. The Three Stooges. P RAMOUNT. (R) Block 8, 1943-44. Paulette STOPOVER TOKYO 100 O,ddard. Fred MacMurny. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) October, 1957 STAR IN THE DUST 80 Robert Wagner. Joan Collins. AL. (B) June, 1956. John Agar, Mamie STOP THAT CAB N V Doren. Color tR) March 20, 1951. Sid Melton, Iris STAR THE 89 LIPPERT CENTURY -FOX. (B) February, STOP, YOU'RE KILLING ME 88 1+53. Bette Darla, Sterling Hayden. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 7, 1958. Brod- STAR IS BORN. A (CI) 154 erick Crawford Claire Trevor. Color. ARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 22. 1955 STORK BITES MAN 87 J dv Garland. James Muon. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) June 21. 194T. Jackie STAR OF INDIA 84 (`,atp,r (lenr Roberta. ITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1956. Cornet STORK CLUB. THE N ilde. Jean Wallace. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) December 28, 1995. Betty STAR OF TEXAS 88 Hutton. Barry Fitzgerald. A IED ARTISTS. (R) January 11, 1953. Wayne STORM BOUND (Ital.) 60 rris. REPUBLIC. (R) December 15. 1951. Constance STAR !FT 103 Dowling Andrea Checchi. Tt ARNER BROS. (R) December 1, 1951. All- STORM CENTER 87 S4ar east. COLUMBIA. (R) September. 1956. Bette Davis STAR AND STRIPES FOREVER N Kim Hunter. TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, STORM FEAR 27 1.52. Clifton Webb, Ruth Hussey. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1956. Cornel STAR ARE SINGING, THE 99 Wilde, Jean Wallace. Dan Duryea. PARAMOUNT. (R) March, 1953. Rosemary STORM OVER THE NILE (Cs) 107 Co0ney. Laurita Melchior. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1956. Anthony Steel. STARS IN MY CROWN 89 Laurence Harvey. Color. I+dfSe TRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) May 11. 1950 STORM OVER TIBET 87 J I McCrea, Ellen Drew. COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1952. Diana Douglu, Rex 63 Reason. STAR ON PARADE STORM OVER WYOMING C )LUMBIA. (R) May 25. 1944. Lynn Merrick 60 RKO RADIO. (B) April 22. 1950. Tim Holt, rry Parks. Richard Martin. STAR S OVER TEXAS 37 STORM RIDER, THE 70 P 30DUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (B) TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1957 N ...tuber 19, 1946. Eddie Dean, Shirley Patterson. Scott Brady, Mala Powers. STAT DEPARTMENT-FILE 849 87 STORM WARNING 9I F1 LM CLASSICS. (R) December. 1998. William WARNER BROS (R) February 10. 1951. Ginger ie indican, Virginia Bruce. Color. Rogers, Ronald Reagan, Doris Day. 385 Sto -Sub

Length Length In Mina.138 In Mine. STORY OF DR. WASSELL STRANGER AT MY DOOR 85 PARAMOUNT. (R) Special, 1943-44. Gary Cooper, REPUBLIC. (ß) April 6. 1956. Macdonald Cary, Laraine Day. Color. Patricia Medina. STORY OF ESTHER 127 COSTELLO. THE STRANGER, THE 85 COLUMBIA (R) 1957. October, Joan Crawford, RKO RADIO. (R) May 25, 1946. Edward G. Rob- Rossano Brazzi. inson, Loretta Young. Orson Welles. STORY OF G.I. JOE 108 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) July 13. 1945. Burgess STRANGER FROM PONCA CITY 58 Meredith. Robert Mltchum. COLUMBIA. (R) July 3, 1947. Charles Starrett STORY OF MANKIND, THE 100 Smiley Rurnette. WARNER BROS. (R) November, 1957. Ronald STRANGER FROM SANTA FE N Colman, Hedy Leman. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) June 15 ,1945. Johnny Mack STORY OF MOLLY X, THE 82 liroa n. UNIVERSAL. (R) November. 1949. June Havoc STRANGER IN BETWEEN. THE (Brit.) 84 John Russell UNIVERSAL (R) August, 1952. Dirk Rogarde, STORY OF ROBIN HOOD 84 Elizabeth Sellars. RKO RADIO. (R) July, 1952. Richard Todd STRANGER. IN MY ARMS, A (Cs) 88 Joan Rire. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1959. June Allyson, STORY OF RUTH, THE (Cs) 192 Je1T Chandler. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June, 1980 STRANGER IN TOWN (Brit.) 74 Stuart Whitman, Tom Tryon. Color. ASTOR. (R) May, 1957. Alex Nicol, Colin STORY OF SEABISCUIT . 93 Tapley. WARNER BROS. (R) November 12. 1949. Shirley STRANGER ON HORSEBACK 68 Temple. Barry Fitzgerald. Lon McCalllster. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) March, 1955. Joel McCrea, STORY OF THREE LOVES. THE 122 Mlroslava. Color. MGM. (R) June 26, 1953. Kirk Douglas, Pier STRANGER ON THE PROWL 82 Angeli, James Mason. Leslie Caron. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November. 1953. Paul STORY OF VICKIE (Ger.) 109 Muni. Joan Lorring. BUENA VISTA (R) February, 1958. Romney STRANGER WORE A GUN. THE (SD) 83 Schneider, Adrian Haven. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1958. Randolph Scott, STORY OF WILL ROGERS 109 Claire Trevor. WARNER Color. BROTHERS. (R) July 28. 1952. Jane STRANGER'S HAND, THE (Brit,) 86 Wyman. Will Rogers, Jr. Color. DISTRIBUTORS CORP. OF AMERICA. (R) STOWAWAY GIRL 87 March. 1955. Trevor Howard Mida Valli. PARAMOUNT (R) September, 1957. Trevor How- STRANGERS WHEN WE MEET (Ca) 117 ard. Pedro Armendariz. COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1960. Kirk Douglas, Kim STRANGE ADVENTURE, A 70 Novak. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) August 24, 1958. Joan Evans, STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT 56 Ben Cooper. REPUJBLIC. (R) September 12. 1944. William STRANGE AFFAIR 78 Terry. Virginia Orar COLUMBIA. (R) October 5. 1944. Allyn Joslyn STRANGERS ON A TRAIN Evelyn 101 Reyes. WARNER BROS. (R) June 50, 1951. Farley STRANGE AFFAIR OF UNCLE HARRY 80 (Granger. Ruth Roman. UNIVERSAL. (R) August 17. 1945. George San- STRANGLER OF THE ders. Raines SWAMP 60 Ella PRC PICTURES. (R) January 1, 1948. Rosemary STRANGE AFFECTION 87 La Planche. Robert Barrett. BRENNER. (R) November, 1959. Richard Atten- STRATEGIC AIR borough, COMMAND (VV) 114 Dorothy Leigh. PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1955. James Stewart, STRANGE BARGAIN 68 June Allyson. Color. RKO RADIO. (R) November 5. 1949. Martha Scott. STRATTON STORY, THE 198 Jeffrey Lynn. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) 1949. James STRANGE CASE OF DR. MANNING. THE 75 Stewart, June Allyson. STATES -RIGHTS -REPUBLIC. (R) September, STRAWBERRY ROAN. 79 1959. THE Ron Randall, Greta Gynt. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1948. Gene Autry, Gloria STRANGE CONFESSION 62 Henry. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) October 5. 1945. Lon Chaney STREET Brenda Joyce BANDITS 54 REPUBLIC. (R) November 15. 1951. Penny Ed- STRANGE CONQUEST 83 wards. Robert Clarke. UNIVERSAL. (R) 10. May 1946. Jane Wyatt, STREET OF DARKNESS 60 Lowell Gilmore. REPUBLIC (R) June, 1958. Robert Keys, John STRANGE DOOR. THE 81 Close. UNIVERSAL. (R) December. 1951. Charles Laugh- STREET OF SINNERS ton, Boris 76 Karloff. UNITED ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. George STRANGE FASCINATION 80 Montgomery, Geraldine Brooks. COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1952. Hugo Haas. STREET WITH NO NAME Cl Cleo Moore. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) .July. 1948 STRANGE GAMBLE 82 Mark Stevens. Richard Widmark. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 8, 1946 William STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE, A 122 Boyd. Andy Clyde. WARNER BROS. (R) March 22. 1952. Vivien STRANGE HOLIDAY 58 Leigh. Marlon Brando. PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) STREET September FIGHTER 71 2, 1946. Claude Rains, Barbara Bates SAVAGE -BRENNER. (R) October, 1959. Vic Sav- STRANGE INTRUDER 82 age, Ann Atmar. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) Sept. 2, 1956. Ida STREETS OF GHOST TOWN 54 Lupin, Edmund Purdom. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1950. Charles Starrett STRANGE JOURNEY 85 Smiley Barnette. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February. STREETS OF LAREDO 92 1947. Paul Kelly. Osa Massen. PARAMOUNT. (R) May 27. 1949, Macdonald Carey, William Holden. Color. STRANGE LADY IN TOWN (Cs) 112 STRICTLY WARNER BROTHERS (R) April 30. 1955. Greer DISHONORABLE 95 Gerson. Dana Andrews Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 8, 1951 Erin Pines. Janet Leigh. STRANGE LOVE OF MARTHA IVERS 117 STRIKE IT RICH 81 PARAMOUNT. (R) September 13. 1946. Barbara ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 1, 1949. Rod Stanwyck, Van Heflin. Cameron, Bonita Granville. STRANGE MR. GREGORY. 83 STRIP, THE 85 MONOGRAM. (RI January 12. 1946 Edmund METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August. 1951 Lowe Jean Rogers Mickey Rooney. Sally Forrest. STRANGE MRS. CRANE. THE 60 STROMBOLI (Ital.) 81 EAGLE LION. (R) December, 1948. Marione RKO RADIO. (R) February 18, 1950. Ingtfd Lord. John McGuire. Bergman. Marto Vitale. STRANGE ONE, THE 97 STRONGHOLD 73 COLUMBIA. (R) May. 1957. Ben Oazzara, Julie LIPPERT. (R) February 15. 1952. Veronica Lake, Wilson. Zachary Scott. STRANGE TRIANGLE 85 STUDENT PRINCE. THE (Ca) 107 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) June. 1948 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1854 Signe Masso, John Sheppard. Ann Blyth, Edmund Purdom. Color. STRANGE VOYAGE 69 SUBMARINE COMMAND 87 MONOGRAM- (R) July 8. 1948. Eddie Albert. PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1951. William Forrest Taylor. Holden. Nancy Olsen. STRANGE WOMAN. THE . . IOt SUBMARINE SEAHAWK 83 UNITED ARTISTS (R) October 25. 1946. Hedy AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) February, Lamar. George Sanders. 1909. John Bentley. Jan Brooks. STRANGE WORLD 85 SUBTERRANEANS, THE (Cs) 89 UNITED ARTISTS. (R1 March 28. 1952. Angelica METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1960 Haug. Alezandro Carlos. Leslie Caron, George Peppard. Color. 386 Sub-Tah

Length Length In Mina. In Mina. SUBWAJV IN THE SKY 85 SUSIE STEPS OUT 85 UN ED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1959. Van UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December 13, 1948. David Jo son, Hildegarde Neff. Bruce, Cleatua Caldwell. SU DAN 78 SUSPECT. THE 85 UN VERBAL. (R) March 2. 1945. Maria Montez, UNIVERSAL. (R) January 26, 1945. Ella Raines, Jon Hall color Charles Laughton. SUDDEN DANGER 65 SUSPENSE 101 AL IED ARTISTS. (R) December 18, 1955. Bill MONOGRAM. (13) June 16, 1944. BARK Barry Elliott, Tom Drake. Sullivan. SUDDEN FEAR 110 SVENGALI (BrIt.) 82 11K RADIO. (B) August, 1952. Joan Crawford METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYEB. (B) September 9, Jac rtliiillee. 1955. Hildegarde Neff, Derek Bond. Color. SUDDE LY 77 SWAMP FIRE 69 UN TED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1954. Frank PARAMOUNT. (R) September 6, 1946. Johnny Sin tra. Sterling Hayden. Weissmuller, Virginia Grey. SUDDE LY, LAST SUMMER 114 SWAMP WOMAN 72 CO UMBIA. (B) January, 1960. Elizabeth Taylor, WOOLNER BROS. (B) April, 1956. Beverly Rat arise Hepburn. Garland, Marie Windsor, Carole Mathews. Color. SUDDE LY IT'S SPRING Si SWAN, THE (CS) 112 PA AMOUNT. (R) March 21, 1947. Fred Mac - METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 27, 1958 Mu ay, Paulette Goddard. Grace Kelly, Alex Guinness, Louis Jourdan. Color SUICID BATTALION 75 SWEET AND LOWDOWN 75 A R. INT. PICS. (R) February, 1958. Michael TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) September. Con on, Jewell Lain. 1944. Lynn Bari, Benny Goodman, Linda Darnell SUICID MISSION 70 SWEET GENEVIEVE 68 CO UMBIA. (R) November, 1956. Leif Larsen, COLUMBIA. (R) October 23, 1947. Jean Porter, Mic ael Aidridge. SULLIVAN% Jimmy 14dOZI. THE 111 SWEETHEART 75 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (B) February. OF SIGMA CHI 194. Anne Baxter. Thomas Mitchell. MONOGRAM. (R) December 21, 1946. Ely,, Knox SULTA 'S DAUGHTER 64 Phil Regan. MO OGRAM. (11) January 24, 1944. Ann Corio SWEETHEARTS OF THE U. S. A. 63 Cha lea Butterworth. MONOGRAM. (R) March 7, 1944. Una Merkel, SUMMER HOLIDAY 92 Donald Novia. 0-GOLDWYN-MATER. (B) April. 1948 SWEETHEARTS ON PARADE Re Mic ey Rooney, Gloria DeHavtot. Color. REPUBLIC. (B) July 15, 1958. Bay Middleton, SUMME LOVE 85 Eileen Christy. Color. UN RSAL INTERNATIONAL (R) April, 1958. SWEET SMELL OF SUCCESS 96 Job Saxon. Molly Bee. UNITED ARTISTS (R) June, 1957. Burt Lancas- SUMME' PLACE, A 130 ter, Tony Curtis. WA R BROS. (R) November, 1959. Richard SWELL GUY 87 Ega Dorothy McGuire, Color. UNIVERSAL. (B) January, 1947. Sonny Tufts. Ann SUM M E STOCK 109 Blyth. 0-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) September SWING FEVER 81 1951. Judy Garland, Gene Kelly. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) April, 1944 SUMME' STORM 108 Kay Kyser, Marilyn Maxwell. UN ED ARTISTS. (B) July 14. 1944. George SWING HOSTESS 76 San ere, Linda Darnell. PBC PICTURES. (B) September 8, 1944. Martha SUMMERTIME 99 Tilton. Iris Adrian. UN TED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1955. Katherine SWING IN THE SADDLE 69 Hep urn, Rossano BrazzL Color. COLUMBIA. (R) August 31, 1949. David Mc - SUN A SO RISES, THE (Cs) 129 Emery, Jane Frazee. T NTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) September, SWING OUT, SISTER 60 1957 Tyrone Power, Ava Gardner. Color. UNIVERSAL. (It) May 18, 1945. Rod Cameron. SUN CO ES UP. THE 94 Arthur Preacher. M' 0-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February, 1949 Jean ette Macdonald, Lloyd Nolan, Lassie. Color SWING OUT THE BLUES 70 SUN S.TS AT DAWN 71 COLUMBIA. (R) January 20, 1944. Bob Jimmie, L ED ARTISTS. (B) January 22. 1951. Sally Lynn Merrick. Pa Phillip Shawn. SWING PARADE OF 1948 74 SUN S INES BRIGHT, THE 90 MONOGRAM. (B) March 16 1946. Gale Storm. R UBLIC. (R) May 2. 1953. Charles Winninger, Phil Regan. Arl -n Whelan. SWING THE WESTERN WAY 88 SUN V LLEY CYCLONE 56 COLUMBIA. (B) June 26, 1947. Jack Leonard. RE ITBLIC. (R) May 10. 1948. "Wild" BM El- Mary Dugan. liott Bobby Blake. SWINGIN' ON A RAINBOW 72 SUNBO NET SUE 89 REPUBLIC. (R) September 1. 1945. Brad Taylor, MO OGRAM. (R) December 8, 1945. Gale Storm Jane Frazee. Phil Regan. SWINGTIME JOHNNY 60 SUNDA DINNER FOR A SOLDIER 86 UNIVERSAL. (R) February 4, 1944. Andrews NTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (Ri December Sisters, Harriet Hilliard. 1994 John Hodiak, Anne Baxter. SWORD AND THE ROSE, THE 93 SUNDO N IN SANTA FE 60 MO RADIO. (B) August 8, 1958. Richard Todd REP I :LIC. (R) November 5, 1948. Allan "Rocky" Glynis Johns. Color. Mlle Waller. SWORD IN THE DESERT 100 SUNDO N VALLEY 55 UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1949. Dana Andrews, COL 8 , :IA. (R) March 23, 1944. Charles Starrett, Marta Toren, Stephen McNally. Bate.. SWORD OF MONTE CRISTO 80 SUNDO MERL THE 83 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) March, 1951. EAG ..E LION. (R) February, 1950. Robert Pre,Pree- - George Montgomery, Paula Corday. Color. ton, Robert Sterling. Color. SWORD OF THE AVENGER 76 SUNNY SIDE OF THE STREET 71 EAGLE LION. (B) June 2, 1948. Ramon Del Gado, COL IA. (R) September, 1951. Preen, Leine, Sigrid Gurie. Tony' Arden. Color. SWORD OF VENUS 73 SUSAN SLEPT HERE 97 RHO RADIO. (R) February 20, 1953. Robert RK RADIO. (R) July, 1954. Dick Powell. Clarke, Catherine McLeod, Debbie Reynolds. Color. SWORDSMAN. THE 81 SUNSET BOULEVARD 110 COLUMBIA. (R) January 9, 1948. Larry Parks, PAR mouNT. (R) August, 1950. Gloria Swansea, Ellen Drew. Color. William Holden. SYMPHONIE PASTORALE, LA SUNSET IN THE WEST 67 (Frontal) 115 REp LIC. (B) September 25, 1950. Roy Rogers, FILMS GIBE. (R) September, 1948. Michele Mor- Color. gan, Pierre Blancher. Bete ta Rodriguez. SYSTEM. THE 10 SUNSET PASS 59 18, 1953. RK -RADIO. (R) October 1, 1946. James Warren, WARNER BROTHERS. (R) April Frank Nan elle. Lovejoy. Joan Weldon. SUPERMAN AND THE MOLE MAN 59 LIPPERT. (R) November 23, 1951. George Reeves, Phyllis Coat«. T SURRENDER so T. M EN 131 REP LIC. (R) September 15, 1950. Vera Ralston, EAGLE LION. (B) January 10, 1948. Dennis John Carroll O'Keefe. Mary Meade. SURRENDER HELL( 85 TAHITI NIGHTS 118 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) August, 1959. Keith An- COLUMBIA. (R) Demoting 28, 1944. Dam des. Suean Cabot. O'Brien, Jinx Falkenberg. 387 Tak-Tea

Length Length In Mins. In Mina. TAKE CARE OF MY LITTLE GIRL 93 TARANTULA 80 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) July. 1951 UNIVERSAL. (B) December, 1955. John Agar, Jeanne Crain, Jean Peters. Color. Mara Cordar. TAKE IT BIG 75 TARAWA BEACHHEAD 77 PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 6, 1993-44. Jack Haley, Columbia. (R) November, 1958. Kerwin Mathews, Harriet Billiard. Julie Adams. TAKE 100 TARGET 80 NITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1960. Johnny RHO RADIO. (R) April, 1952. Tim Holt, Richard Nash, Estelle Hemsley. Martin. TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT 70 TARGET EARTH 75 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX, (R) August, 1944 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) November 7. 1954. Vir Phil Baker, Phil Silvers. chile Grey. Richard Denning. TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALL GAME 95 TARGET -HONGKONG 66 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1949 COLUMBIA. (R) February. 1953. Richard Den- Gene Kelly, Frank Sinatra. Color. ning, Nancy Gates. TAKE ME TO TOWN 81 TARGET UNKNOWN 90 U -I. (R) Jane, 1953. Ann Sheridan. Sterling UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1951. Mart Stevens, Hayden. Color. Robert Douglas. TAKE MY LIFE (Brit.) 80 TARGET ZERO 92 EAGLE LION. (R) February 28, 1948. Greta GYM WARNER BROTHERS. (R) December 10, 1955 Hugh Williams. Richard Conte, Peggie Cutle. TAKE ONE FALSE STEP 94 TARNISHED 60 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1949. William Powell, REPUBLIC. (R) February 28, 1950. Dorothy Pat- Shelley Winters. rick, Arthur Frana. TAKE THE HIGH GROUND 101 TARNISHED ANGELS. THE (Cs) 91 MGM. (R) October 80, 1958. Richard Widmart, UNIVERSAL (R) January, 1956. Rock Hudson, Karl Malden. Elaine Stewart. Color. Robert Stack. TALE OF FIVE WOMEN, A (Ital.) 88 TARS AND SPARS 86 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) Much 7, 1952. Bossy COLUMBIA. (R) January 10, 1946. Alfred Drake, Colleano. Gina Lollobrigida. Janet Blair. Marc Platt. TALE OF THE NAVAJOS 58 TARZAN AND THE AMAZONS 76 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April. 1849 RHO RADIO. (R) March 20. 1945. Johnny Weiss- Native Cast. Color. muller, J. Sheffield B. Joyce. TALE OF TWO CITIES, A 117 TARZAN, THE APE MAN 82 RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October, 1959 (R) November 1958. Dirk Bogarde, Dorothy Tulin Denny Miller, Joanna Barnes. Color. TALES OF HOFI MANN (Brit.) 138 TARZAN AND THE HUNTRESS 72 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 13, 1952. Moira RHO -RADIO. (R) April 5, 1947. Johnny Weise - Shearer, Robert Helpmann. Color. moiler. Brenda Joyce. TALES OF ROBIN HOOD S9 TARZAN AND THE LEOPARD WOMAN 72 LIPPERT. (B) December 21, 1951. Robert Clarke, REO -RADIO. (R) February, 1948. Johnny Weias- Mary Hatcher. muller, J. Sheffield, B. Joyce TALK ABOUT A LADY 71 TARZAN AND THE LOST SAFARI 80 COLUMBIA. (B) March 28. 1948. Jinx Falken - METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 3, 1957 burg, Joe Baser. Gordon Scott, Yolande Donlan. Color. TALK ABOUT A STRANGER 9S TARZAN THE MAGNIFICENT 88 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1951 PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1960. Gordon Scott, Jack George Murphy, Nancy Davis. Mahoney. Color. TALL IN THE SADDLE 87 TARZAN AND THE MERMAIDS 48 RHO RADIO. (R) Block 1, 1944-45. John Wayne, REO RADIO. (R) June. 1943. Johnny Weissmuller, Ella Baines. Brenda Joyce. TALL MAN RIDING 83 TARZAN AND THE SHE -DEVIL 76 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) June 18. 1955. Ru- RHO RADIO. (R) June 8, 1953. Lex Barker, Joyce dolph Scott, Dorothy Malone. Color. MacKenzie. TALL MEN THE (Cs) 121 TARZAN AND THE SLAVE GIRL 74 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1955 RHO RADIO. (R) March 18, 1950. Lex Barker, Clark Gable, Jane Russell, Robert Ryan. Color. Vanessa Brown. TALL STRANGER, THE (Cs) 83 TARZAN'S FIGHT FOR LIFE (Cs) 86 ALLIED ARTISTS (R) November. 1957. Joel Me - METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July 1958. Gor- Crea, Virginia Mayo. Color. don Scott, Eve Brent. Color. TALL TARGET. THE 78 TARZAN'S HIDDEN JUNGLE 73 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (E) August. 1951 RHO RADIO (R) February 16. 1955. Gordon Dick Powell, Paula Raymond. Scott. Vera Miles. TALL TEXAN, THE 84 TARZAN'S MAGIO FOUNTAIN 73 LIPPERT. (R) February 18, 1958. Lloyd Bridges, RHO RADIO. (E) January 13, 1949. Lex Barker, Maria Windsor. Brenda Joyce. TAMANGO (Cs) 08 TARZAN'S PERIL 79 HAL ROACH. (R) August, 1959. Curt Jurgen' RHO -RADIO. (R) March 10, 1951. Lea Barter, Dorothy Dandridge. Color. Virginia Huston. TAMING SUTTON'S GAL 71 TARZAN'S SAVAGE FURY 80 REPUBLIC (B) September, 1957. John Lupton, RHO RADIO. (R) April, 1952. Lox Barker, Dorothy Gloria Talbott. Hart. TAMMY AND THE BACHELOR (Cs) 89 TASK FORCE III UNIVERSAL (R) August, 1957. Debbie Reynolds, WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 24. 1949 Leslie Neilsen. Color. Gary Cooper, Jane Wyatt. Color. TAMPICO 75 TATTERED DRESS, THE (Cs) 93 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) yr1L 1944. UNIVERSAL. (R) April. 1957. Jeff Chandler, Lynn Bari, Edward G. Robinson. Jeanne Crain. TAN GA TIKA 75 TATTOOED STRANGER, THE 84 SCHAEI'EB. (R) November, 1903. Native Cut RHO RADIO. (E) March 11. 1959. John Miles Color. Patricia White. TANGANYIKA 81 TAWNY PIPIT (Brit.) SI UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1954. Van Heflin. Ruth UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1947. Bernard Roman. Color. Miles, Rosamund John. TANGIER 76 TAXI 77 UNIVERSAL. (R) March 8, 1949. Marla Monte' TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1953 Preston Foster. Dan Dailey, Constance Smith. TANGIER INCIDENT 77 TAZA, SSN OF COMM (SD) 79 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) February 8. 1953. George U -I. (E) February, 1954. Rock Hudson, Barbara Brent. Marl Aldan. Rush. Color. TANK BATTALION 80 T -BIRD GANG 75 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1958 THE FILM GROUP. (R) Joe, 1959. Ed Nelson, Don Kelly Marjorie Hellen. John Brinkley. TANK TEA AND SYMPATHY (Ca) 122 AMERÌMANDOSINTERNATIONAL.79 (R) March, 1959 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Sept. 28, 1958 Robert Barron, Maggie Lawrence. Deborah Kerr, John Kerr. Color. TANK FORCE (Co) 81 TEAPODUNTHER'S PET ) 120 COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1958. Victor Mature, Leo (R) AApril, 1958. Clark Gable, Dort Germ. Color. Day. TANKS ARE COMINO, THE M TEA TWO WARNER BROS. (R) November 17, 1951. Steve WARNERFOR BROS. (R) September 1, 1950. Doris ~ Cochran. Mari Aldon. Day. Gordan MacRae. Color. TAP ROOTS 109 TEAHOUSE OF THE AUGUST MOON, THE (Ca)....123 UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1998. Van He91n METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Dec., 1956. Susan Hayward. Color. Marlon Brando, Glenn Ford. Color. 388 Tea-Tha

Length Length In Mins. In Mins.89 TEARS FROM SIMON (Brit) 91 TERROR IS A MAN REP a BLIC. (B) January, 1957. David Farrar, VALIANT. (R) December, 1959. Francis Lederer, Davie Knight. Color. Greta Thyssen.

TECKM - N MYSTERY, THE (Brit.) 80 TERROR AT MIDNIGHT 70 ASS t CIATED ARTISTS. (R) August, 1955 REPUBLIC. (R) April 27, 1956. Scott Brad, Mar arec Leighton, John Justin. Joan Vohs. TEENA rE BAD GIRL (Brit.) 100 TERROR BY NIGHT 90 DIS . CORP. OF AMER. (R) December, 1957 UNIVERSAL. (B) February 1. 1946. Bull Rath - Ann Neagle, Sylvia Sims. bone. Nigel Bruce. TEENArE CAVE MAN 65 TERROR ON A TRAIN 72 A >r ICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1958 MGM. (R) September 18, 1953. Glenn Ford, Anne Rob Vaughn. Leslie Bradley. Vernon. TEEN -A E CRIME WAVE 77 TERROR SHIP 72 COL ,.tIA. (B) November, 1955. Tommy Cook, LIPPERT. (B) September 3, 1954. William Moll e McCart. Lundigan. TEENAG DOLL 71 TERROR STREET e3 ALL 'D ARTISTS (R) September, 1957. June LIPPERT. (B) December 4, 1953, Dan Durres, Ken -y, Fay Spain. Ale). Albiin. TEENArE REBEL (Cs) 94 TERROR TAIL 55 T" of IETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, COLUMBIA. (R) November 21, 1946. Charle. Star- 1958. Ginger Rogers, Michael Bennie. rett, Smiley Burnette. TEENA E WOLF PACK (Ger.) 89 TERROR IN A TEXAS TOWN 80 DIS . CORP. OF AMER. (R) December, 1958 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1958. Sterling Hen Bookholt, Karen Beal. Hayden, Sebastian Cabot. TEENAG RS FROM OUTER SPACE 85 TERROR FROM THE YEAR 5,000 68 WA NER BROS. (R) June. 1959. David Love, Dawn AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) August, 1958 Ande : Joyce Holden. Ward Costello. TEENAG ZOMBIES 73 TERRORS ON HORSEBACK as GO' ' ' NOR FILMS. (R) April, 1960. Don Sulli- PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) van, atherine Victor. August 14. 1646. Buster Crebbe, AI St, John. TELL I TO A STAR 67 TEXAN MEETS CALAMITY JANE, THE 71 REP i BLIC. (B) August 16, 1945. Robert Liv- COLUMBIA. (R) November. 1950. Evelyn Anton!,

ings Ruth Terry. TEXAm Ellison. olor. TELL 1 TO THE JUDGE 87 NS NEVER CRY 73 COL IA. (B) December, 1949. Rosalind Rus- COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1951. Gene Autry. Gall sell, obert Cummings. Davis. TEXAS 82 TE BO 118RHO MADMAN RADIO. (R) January, 1952. Howard Hill and ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December 20, 1953 Wild Animals. Color. Wayne Morris,Elaine Riley. TEMPES (T) I23 TEXASaCARNIVAL 77 PAR MOUNT. (R) April, 1959. Van Heflin, Sil- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) October 5, 1951. vano angano. Color. Esther Williams, Red Skelton. Color. TEXAS, TEMPTA ION SS BROOKLYN AND HEAVEN 89 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July 16, 1948. Guy UNI ' RSAL. (R) December, 1946. Merle Oberon Madison, Over e Brent. Diana Lynn. TEMPTA ION HARBOR (Brit) (I0 TEXAS DYNAMO 64 COLUMBIA. (R) June 1, 1950. Charles Starrett, MON i GRAM. (R) March 27, 1949. Robert Newton, Smiley Burnette. Bimo e Bingo. 60 TEXAS LADY (SS) N TEN CE T8 A DANCE RHO RADIO. (R) November 30, 1955. Claudette COL :.:IA. (R) June 7, 1945. Jane Frazee, Colbert. Barry Sullivan. Jimm Lloyd. Color. 218 TEXAS LAWMEN 54 TEN CO MANDMEN'TS, THE (VV) MONOGRAM. (R) December 1951. Mack PAR- MOUNT. (R) Special, 1957. Charlton 2, Johnny Anne Barter. Edward G. Brown. Heston, Yul Brynner, TEXAS MASQUERADE 59 Rob) ::on, Yvonne De Carlo. Color. UUNNITEEDDdARTISTS. (R) February 19, 1944. Wil- TENUDA TO 77 $ a ARTISTS. E (R) November, 1958. Sterling TEXAS PANHANDLE 55 I-layd n. Grace Raynor. COLUMBIA. (R) December 20, 1945. Charles TEN SEC'NDS TO HELL 98 Starrett, Ter Harding. ARTISTS. (R) April, 1959. Jet Chandler, TEXAS RANGERS 74 Jack ' alance. COLUMBIA. (R) June, 1951. George Montgomery. TEN W TED MEN 80 Gale Storm. Color. COLI RIA. (R1 February. 1955. Randolph Scott, THAT BRENNAN GIRL 95 .Tnrely Brendo Color REPUBLIC. (R) December 23, 1946. James Dunn TENDER COMRADE 101 Mona Freeman. RHO ADIO. (R) Block 4, 1943-44. Ginger Rogers, THAT CERTAIN FEELING (VV) 105 Robe Ryan. PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1956. Bob Hope, Eva TENDER TRAP. THE (Ca) Ill MET' O-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 4, Marie Saint. Color. Sinatra. Debbie Reynolds. David THAT FORSYTE WOMAN 114 1955. Frank METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 11 Warn . Celeste Holm. Color 1949. Greer Gerson. Errol Flynn. Color. TENDER YEARS, THE 81 THAT HAGEN GIRL 83 TWE TEETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1948 WARNER BROS. (R) November 1, 1947. Ronald Joe E Brown. Noreen Nash. Reagan. Shirley Temple. TENNE;=EE CHAMP 73 THAT KIND OF WOMAN 92 MGM (R) March 5, 1954. Shelley Winters. Dewey PARAMOUNT. (R) September, 1959. Sophia Lo- Marti Keenan Wynn. Color. ren, Tab Hunter. TENNES'EE'S PARTNER (SS) 87 THAT LADY (Cs) 100 RHO RADIO. (R) September 21. 1955. John TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1955 Payne Ronald Reagan, Rhonda Fleming, Color. Olivia de Havilland, Gilbert Roland, Color. TEN NO TH FREDERICK (Cs) 102 THAT LADY IN ERMINE 69 TWE IETH CENTURY -FOX (R) May, 1958. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1948 Gary tamer. Diana Varei. Betty Goble, Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. Color. TEN SEC'NDS TO HELL 93 THAT MAN FROM TANGIER 30 UNIT' a ARTISTS. (R) July, 1959. Jeff' Chandler. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) May 8, 1958. Nils Anther, dance. Nancy Coleman. TENSION 95 THAT MIDNIGHT KISS 8e O-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) November 25, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September, 1949. udrey Totter. Richard Baeehart. 1949. Kathryn Grayson, Jose Iturbi. Color. TENSION AT TABLE ROCK 83 THAT NIGHT 88 SAL. (R) October, 1956. Richard Egan, UNIVERSAL (R) September, 1957. John Beal, Dorot Malone, Color. Augusta Dabney. TEN TAL MEN 87 THAT NIGHT WITH YOU 84 COL., : IA. (R) December, 1951. Burt Lancaster, UNIVERSAL. (R) September 29, 1945. Franchot Jody ewrance. Color Tonea Foster. TEN TH USAND BEDROOMS (Cs) 114 THAT TEXASt JAMBOREE 67 MET t a -GOLD W YN-MAYER. Mar. 29, 1957. COLUMBIA. (R) May 16, 1946. Soo Curtis, !of Learn ,. artin, Anna Maria Alberghetti. Color. Do TENTH VENUE ANGEL 74 THAT WAY WITH WOMEN 54 MET O-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) February. 1948 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) March 29, 1941. S7d- Marga et O'Brien, George Murphy. ney Green.treet. Martha Vickers. TERESA 105 THAT WONDERFUL URGE 82 (R) July 27, 1951 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1949 Pier -'geli, John Ericson. Tyrone Power, Gene Tierney. 389 Tha-Thr Length Length In Mina. In Mine. THAT'S MY BOY 98 THIRTEEN FIGHTING MEN (Cs) PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1951. Dean Martin, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1960. Jerry Lewis. Brad Dexter. THAT'S MY GAL 68 13 GGÑÓSWilliams,TS 88 REPUBLIC. (R) May 15, 1947. Lynne Roberts, COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1960. Charles Herbert, Donald Barry. Color. Jo Morrow. Color. THAT'S MY MAN 104 13 LEAD SOLDIERS 67 REPUBLIC. (R) June 1, 1947. Don Ameche, Cath- TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April. 1948 erine McLeod. Tom Conway, Maria Palmer. THAT'S THE SPIRIT 91 13 RUE MADELEINE 95 UNIVERSAL. (R) June 1. 1945. Jack Oakle, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January, 1947 Peggy Ryan. James Cagney, Annabella. THELMA JORDON 100 THIRTEENTH HOUR, THE BS PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1950. Barbara Stan - COLUMBIA. (R) March 6, 1947. Richard Dix wyck, Wendell Corey. Karen Morley. THEM 94 THIRTEENTH LETTER, THE 85 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) June 19, 1954. James TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February Whitmore, Edmund Owenn. 1951. Charles Boyer. Linda Darnell. THEODORA. SLAVE EMPRESS (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 08 -30- 96 I.F.E. (R) December. 1954. Glenna Maria Canale, WARNER BROS. (R) November, 1959. Jack Webb, George Marchal. Color. William Conrad. THERE GOES KELLY 81 30 FOOT BRIDE OF CANDY ROCK, THE 73 MONOGRAM. (R) February 18, 1945. Jack COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1959. Lou Costello, Dor- Moran, Wanda McKay. othy Provine. THERE'S A GIRL IN MY HEART 80 THIRTY SECONDS OVER TOKYO 140 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 6, 1950. Lee METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January, 1945 Bowmen. Elyse Knox. Van Johnson, Spencer Tracy. THERE'S ALWAYS TOMORROW 84 THIS ANGRY AGE (T) 100 UNIVERSAL. (R) February, 1956. Barbara Stan- COLUMBIA (R) May, 1958. Anthony Perkins, Sil- wyck, Fred MacMurray, Joan Bennett. vano Mangano. Color. THER)E'S NO BUSINESS LIKE SHOW BUSINESS THIS COULD BE THE NIGHT (Cs) 103 117 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May 17, 1957 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December, Jean Simmons, Paul Douglas, Anthony Fran - 1954. Marilyn Monroe, Ethel Merman. Dan Dailey, close. Donald O'Connor. Color. THIS EARTH IS MINE (Ca) 125 THESE THOUSAND HILLS (Cs) 96 UNIVERSAL. (R) July. 1959. Rock Hudson, Jean TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February, Simmons. Color. 1959. Don Murray, Richard Egan. Color. THIS HAPPY BREED (Bolt.) 115 THESE WILDER YEARS 91 UNIVERSAL. (R) April, 1947. Robert Newton METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Aug. 3, 1958. Cella Johnson. Color. James Cagney, Barbara Stanwyck, Walter Pidgeon. THIS HAPPY FEELING (Cs) 92 THEY CAME TO CORDURA (Ca) 129 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1958. Debbie Reynolds, COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1959. Gary Cooper, Curt Jurgen. Color. Rita Hayworth. Color. THIS IS KOREA 50 THEY LIVE BY NIGHT 95 REPUBLIC. (R) August 10, 1951. Documentary REO RADIO. (R) November 5, 1949. Cathy O'Don- Color. nell, Farley Granger. THIS IS MY LOVE SI REO RADIO. (R) November I1, 1954. Linda Dar- THEY LIVE IN FEAR 85 nell, Dan Duryea. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) June 15. 1944. Cliff Severn THIS IS RUSSIA 67 Otto Kruger. UNIVERSAL (R) January, 1958. Documentary THEY MADE ME A KILLER 54 Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) May 3. 1946. Robert Lowery THIS IS THE LIFE 87 Barbara Britton. UNIVERSAL. (R) June 2, 1944. Susanna Foster, THEY RODE WEST 84 Donald O'Connor. COLUMBIA. (R) December, 1954. Robert Franela, THIS ISLAND EARTH 87 Donna Reed. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) Arne. 1955. Bart Roberts, Faith Domergue. THEY WERE EXPENDABLE ., 158 Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November -De- THIS LOVE OF OURS 90 cember, 1945. TNIVERSAL. (R) November 2. 1945. Merle Obe- Robert Montgomery, John Wayne. ron. Claude Rains. THEY WERE NOT DIVIDED (Brit.) 91 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February 8, 1951. Edward THIS MAN'S NAVY 106 Underdown, Ralph Clanton. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, (R) February. 1945 THEY WERE SISTERS (Brit.) 'O8 Wallace Beery, James Gleason. UNIVERSAL. (R) September 20, 1946. James THIS SIDE OF THE LAW 74 Mason. Phyllis Calvert. WARNER BROS. (R) June 16, 1950. Vivant Lind - THEY WERE SO YOUNG 80 fors. Rent Smith. LIPPERT. (R) January 7, 1955. Scott Brady THIS STRANGE PASSION (Mex.) 80 Raymond Burr. OMNIFILMS. (R) December, 1955. Arturo de THEY WHO DARE (Brit.) 101 Cordova. ASSOCIATED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1955 THIS TIME FOR KEEPS 106 Dirk Bogarde, Akira Tamiro0'. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, 1947 THEY WON'T BELIEVE ME 93 Esther Williams. Jimmy Durante. Color. REO RADIO. (R) July. 1947. Robert Young, Susan Hayward. THIS WAS A WOMAN (Brit.) 102 THIEF, THE 85 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January 4 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 10, 1952. Ray 1949. Sonia Dreadel. Walter Fitzgerald. Milland, Rita Gam. THIS WOMAN IS DANGEROUS 97 THIEF OF DAMASCUS 78 WARNER BROS. (R) February 9, 1952. Joan COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1952. Paul Henreid, Jeff Crawford. Dennis Morgan. Donnell. Color. THOROUGHBREDS . 55 THIEF OF VENICE 91 REPUBLIC. (R) December 25, 1944. Tom Neal. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) January. Roger Pryor. 1953. Maria Montez, Paul Christian. THOSE ENDEARING YOUNG CHARMS 81 THIEVES' HIGHWAY 94 RKO-RADIO. (R) Block 4. 1944-45. Robert Young, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October. 1949 Laraine Day. Richard Conte, Valentina Cortese. THOSE REDHEADS FROM SEATTLE (3D) 00 THIN MAN GOES HOME. THE 100 PARAMOUNT. (B) October, 1953. Rhonda METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January. 1945 Fleming, Gene Barn. Color. William Powell, Myrna Loy. THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS, A 95 THING. THE 87 COLUMBIA. (R) July 26 1945. Comel Wilde, RKO RADIO. (R) April. 1951. Kenneth Tobey. Evelyn Keyes. Color. Margaret Sheridan. THOUSANDS CHEER 126 THING THAT COULDN'T DIE, THE (Cs) 99 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January. 1944 UNIVERSAL INTERNATIONAL (R) June, 1958. Kathryn Grayson, Gene Kelly. Color. William Reynolds, Andre Martin. Color. THREAT, THE 66 THIRD KEY, THE 84 REO RADIO. (R) November 26, 1949. Virginia RANK (R) July, 1957. Jack Hawkins, John Grey. Michael O'Shea. Stratton. THREE BAD SISTERS 75 THIRD MAN. THE (BrIt.) 104 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1968. Marla SELZNICK RELEASING ORG. (R) February. English. Kathleen Hughes, Sara Shane, John 1950. Joseph Cotten. Valli. Orson Welle.. Bromfield. THIRD MAN ON THE MOUNTAIN, THE 105 THREE BRAVE MEN (Cs) 88 BUENA VISTA. (R) November, 1959. Michael TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX. (R) Jarman' Rennie, James MacArthur. Color. 1957. Ernest Borgnine, Ray Milland. 390 Thr-Tig

Length Length In Mins. In Mins. IHRE CABALLEROS. THE 72 THREE YOUNG TEXANS 78 R O RADIO. (R) Special, 1944-45. Disney Cartoon 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1954. Mitzi F - tun. Color. Gaynor, Keefe Brendle, Jeffrey Hunter. Color. THRE CAME HOME 106 THREE'S A CROWD 94 NTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1950 REPUBLIC. (R) May 23, 1945. Gertrude Michael, CI udette Colbert, Patric Knowles. Charles Gordon. THRE CAME TO KILL 70 ITED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1960. Cameron THREE VIOLENT PEOPLE (VV) 100 tchell, John Lupton. PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1957. Charlton THRE CASES OF MURDER (Brit.) 94 Heston, Anne Baxter. Color. A SOCIATE ARTISTS. (R) March. 1955. Orson THRILL OF A ROMANCE 105 W .11es, Alan Badet. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July. 1945 THRE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN (Ca) 102 Esther Williams. Van Johnson. Color. NTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1954 Cl (ton Webb, Dorothy McGuire, Jean Peters. Color THRILL OF BRAZIL 91 THRE DARING DAUGHTERS 113 COLUMBIA. (R) September 30, 1946. Evelyn Keyes. Keenan Wynn. M .> RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March. 1948 Je nnette MacDonald, Jose Iturbl. Color. THROW A SADDI.E ON A STAR 65 3 DES-ERATE MEN 69 COLUMBIA. (R) March 14, 1946. Ken Curtis, LI PERT. (R) January 12, 1951. Preston Footer, Adele Roberts. Grey. V(tginla THUNDER BAY 103 EVE (Cs) 91 THREE FACES OF (R) August, 1958. Stewart, Joanne Dru, T ENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) October, 1957. U -I. James Jo ne Woodward, David Wayne. Dan Duryea. Color. THRE FOR BEDROOM C 74 THUNDER IN GOD'S COUNTRY Si W RNER BROS. (R) June 21, 1952. Gloria Swan- REPUBLIC. (R) April 8, 1951. Rea Allen. Mary s , James Warren. Color. Ellen Kay. 98 THRE FOR JAMIE DAWN 81 THUNDER IN THE EAST A IED ARTISTS. (R) July 8, 1958. Lenin Day, PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1953. Alan Ladd. R1 ardo Montalban. Deborah Kerr. THRE FOR THE SHOW (Ca) 96 THUNDER IN THE PINES 62 C UMBIA. (R) April, 1955. Betty Grable, Marge SCREEN GUILD. (R) November 19, 1948. George an Gower Champion. Color. Reeves, Marian Martin. THRE GIRLS FROM ROME (Ital.-Ent. dubbed) 85 THUNDER IN THE SUN 81 I. E. (R) October, 1953. Lucia Bose, Cosette PARAMOUNT. (R) May, 1959. Susan Hayward Gr Jeff Chandler. Color. 3 GODFATHERS 106 THUNDER IN THE VALLEY 109 BO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January. 1949 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November, Job Wayne. Pedro Armendariz. Color. 1947. Peggy Ann Garner, Lon McCalilster. Color THREE GUYS NAMED MIKE 90 THUNDER MOUNTAIN 60 ME RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March 9, 1951 RKO-RADIO. (R) June, 1947. Tim Holt, Richard Jan Wyman, Van Johnson. Martin. ON 64 THREE HOURS TO 77 THUNDER THE HILL KILL UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1951. Claudette CO UMBIA. (R) October, 1954. Dana Andrews, Colbert, Ann Blyth. is Reed. Color. 75 THREE HUSBANDS 105 THUNDER OVER ARIZONA 4, Homeier, UNITED ARTISTS. (B) November 17, 1950. Emlyn REPUBLIC. (R) August 1956. Skip WI Eve Arden. Kristine Miller. llama, 73 THREE IN THE SADDLE 61 THUNDER OVER SANGOLAND PRO LIPPERT. (R) April 8. 1955. Jon Hall, Marjorie PICTURES. (R) July 26. 1945. Tex Ritter. Lord. Dave O'Brien. 82 A 81 THUNDER OVER THE PLAINS THREE IS FAMILY December 12. 1953 TIED ARTISTS. (R) November 23, 1944. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) Ma iorie Reynolds, Charles, Ruggles. Randolph Scott, Phyllis Kirk. Colar. LITTLE GIRLS IN BLUE THUNDER PASS 78 THRE 90 LIPPERT. (R) August 20, 1954. Dane Clark, 2 CLTITURT-FOX. (El October, 1946. Jae Vivian Dorothy Patrick. Haver Blaine. Color. THUNDER ROAD 92 THREE LITTLE SISTERS 69 UNITED ARTISTS (R) May. 1958. Robert Mitch - REPUBLIC. (B) July 31. 1944. Mary Lee. Ruth um, Gene Barry. Cheryl Walker. Terry. THUNDERSTORM 81 THREE LITTLE WORDS 102 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) May 6. 1956. Linda METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1950 Christian, Carlos Thompson. Fre Astaire, Red Skelton. Color. THUNDER TOWN 57 THREE MEN IN WHITE 85 PRC PICTURES. (R) April 12. 1946. Bob Steele O-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1944 Syd Saylor. Lionel Barrymore, Van Johnson. THUNDERBIRDS 98 THREE MUSKETEERS, THE 125 REPUBLIC. (R) November 27, 1952. Mona Free- ME RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 26, man, John Barrymore, Jr. 194.. Lana Turner, Gene Kelly. Color. THUNDERBOLT 44 THREE OF A KIND 87 MONOGRAM. (R) July 26, 1947. Documentary. MO OGRAM. (R) July 22, 1944. Billy Gilbert. THUNDERHEAD, SON OF FLICKA 78 She p Howard. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March. 1945. THREE ON A TICKET 64 Roddy McDowell, Preston Feeler. Color. PR DUCEBB RELEASING CORPORATION (R) THUNDERHOOF 77 Cheryl Walker. COLUMBIA. (R) July 8. 1948. Preston Foster, Mary THREEp OUTLAWS, THÉeaumont, 74 Stuart. AStOCIATED FILM. (B) August, 1958. Neville THUNDERING CARAVANS 54 Bra d, Bruce Bennett. REPUBLIC. (R) July 20, 1952. Allan Rocky Lane. THREE RING CIRCUS (VV) 104 THUNDERING GUN 8LINGERB 80 P:: AMOUNT. (R) January, 1955. Dean Martin PRC PICTURES. (R) March 25, 1944. Buster Jer ; Lewis. Color. Crabbe. Al St. John. THREE RUSSIAN GIRLS 60 THUNDERING JETS (Rs) 75 UN TED ARTISTS. (R) January 14, 1944. Anna TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) May, 1968 Ste , Kent Smith. Audrey Dalton, Rex Reason. THREE SAILORS AND A GIRL 99 THY NEIGHBOR'S WIFE 77 W .: NER BROTHERS. (R) December 28, 1953 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1953. Hugo Jan Powell. Gordon MacRae, Gene Nelson. Color Haas. Cleo Moore. THREE SECRETS 98 TIAJUANA STORY, THE 72 WA NER BROTHERS. (R) October 14, 1950 COLUMBIA (R) October, 1957. Rodolfo Acosta, Ele or Parker. Patricia Neal, Ruth Roman. James Darren. THREE STEPS NORTH 85 TICKET TO TOMAHAWK. A SO UN s ARTISTS. (R) June 15, 1951. Lloyd TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May, 1950 Brl gee. Lea PadovanL Dan Dailey. Anne Baxter. Color. THREE STRANGERS 92 TIGER AND THE FLAME, THE 97 W . ' NER BROS. (R) February 16, 1946. Geral- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1955. Sohrab Modi, dine Fitzgerald, Sydney Greenatreet. Mehtab. Color. THREE STRIPES IN THE SUN 68 TIGER WOMAN. THE 57 CO .. s: IA. (R) November, 1955. Aldo Ray, Phil REPUBLIC. (R) November 18. 1945. Adele Mara, Care Kane Richmond. 8:10 TO YUMA 92 TIGHT LITTLE ISLAND (Brit.) 82 COL MBIA (R) September, 1957. Glenn Ford, Van UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1949. Basil Radford, Heft n. Joan THREE WISE FOOLS M TIGHTT SPOTw 97 ME RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August 29, COLUMBIA. (R) May. 1955. Ginger Rogers. Ed- 1948 Margaret O'Brien, Lionel Barrymore. ward G. Robinson.

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Length Length In Mins. lu Mina.94 TILL THE CLOUDS ROLL BY 137 TOKYO FILE 212 METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER, (R) January, 1847 RHO RADIO. (R) May 5, 1951. Florence Manly Robert Walker, Judy Garland. Color. Robert Payton. TILL THE END OF TIME 115 TOKYO JOE U RICO RADIO. (R) August 1. 1948. Dorothy COLUMBIA. (R) November. 1949. Humphrey McGuire, Guy Madison. Bogart, Alexander Knox, Florence Marly. TILL WE MEET AGAIN N TOKYO ROSE 89 PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 1, 1944-45. Ray Mllland PARAMOUNT. (R) February 8, 1948. Byres Ben' Barbara Britton. Lotus Long. TIMBER FURY N TOM 98 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June, 1950. David Bruce BROWN'S SCHOOL DAYS (Brit) Laura Lee. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) November 2, 1951. John TIMBER QUEEN N Howard Davies, Robert Newton. PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 8, 1948-44. Richard TOMAHAWK 82 Arlen, Mary Beth Hughes. UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1951. Van Heflin, LIMBER TRAIL 67 Yvonne De Carlo. Color. REPUBLIC. (B) June 15, 1948. Monte Hale TOMAHAWK TRAIL 60 Lynne Roberts. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1957. Chuck TIMBERJACK N Connors, Susan Cummings. REPUBLIC. (R) February 28, 1155. Sterling Hay- den, Vera Ralston. Color. TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY 90 WARNER BROS. (R) September 22, 1951. Ruth TIMBUKTU 81 Roman, Steve Cochran. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October, 1959. Victor TOMORROW IS FOREVER 105 TIME aISrMYv ENEMYC (Brit.) 64 RHO RADIO. (R) January, 1948. Claudette Col- REPUBLIC. (R) May 24, 1957. Dennis Price. bert. Orson Welles. Renee Asherson. TOMORROW IS TOO LATE (Ital.) 103 TIME LIMIT 95 BURSTYN. (R) April, 1952. Pier Angell, Vittorio UNITED ARTISTS (R) October, 1957. Richard De Bice. Widmark, Richard Rinehart. TOMORROW THE WORLD 85 TIME OF THEIR LIVES 62 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) December 29. 1944 UNIVERSAL, (B) August ii, 1946. Bud Abbott. Fredric March, Betty Field. Lou Costello. TOM THUMB 98 TIME OF YOUR LIFE. THE 91 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December,1958 UNITED ARTISTS. (E) May, 1948. Jame cum.sg. Russ Tamblyn, Alan Young. Color. Wayne Morrie, Jeanne Carney. TIME TO LOVE, A (Cs) 133 TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT 92 UNIVERSAL. (R) July. 1958. John Gavin. Lilo COLUMBIA. (R) February 22. 1945. Bita Hay- Pulver. Color. worth. Lee Bowman. Color. TIME OUT OF MIND 89 TONIGHT AT 8:30 (Brit) 81 UNIVERSAL. (R) May, 1947. Phyllis Calvert CONTINENTAL. (R) May, 1958. Valerie Hobson Robert Hutton. Nigel Patrick, Stanley Holloway. Color. TIME. THE PLACE AND THE GIRL íoi TONIGHT WE SING 109 WARNER BROS. (E) December 28, 1946. Duds TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) April, 1953. Mergos, Jack (ì anon. (,blot. David Wayne, Baia Plaza. Color. TIMES GONE BY (Ital.) 110 I.T.R. (B) December, 1958. Gina Lollobrigida TONIGHT'S THE NIGHT (Brit) 88 Vittorio De Sim. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) December 19, 1954. David Niven. Yvonne de Carlo. Color. UNABLE TO 97 TIM ITED ARTISTS. (B) April, 1958. Mark Stev- ens. King Calder. BUENA VISTA. (R) December, 1958. Bal Mineo. TINGLER, THE 80 Jerome Courtland. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) October, 1959. Vincent Price, TONY DRAWS A HORSE (Brit.) 90 Judith Evelyn. FINE ARTS. (R) May, 1951. Cecil Parker, Anne TIN STAR, THE (VV) 93 Crawford. PARAMOUNT (R) November, 1957. Henry Fonda, TOO BADNGSLEY. SHE'S BAD 93 Anthony Perkins. December,Decemmbe 1955. Sophia Loren. TIOGA KID, THE 54 Vittorio De Sim. EAGLE LION. (R) June 17, 1948. Eddie Dean TOO LATE FOR TEARS 99 Jennifer Holt. UNITD ARTISTS. (B) July 8, 1949. Liaabeth TIP ON A DEAD KICKY (Cs) 99 Brett. Don DeFore. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) August, 1957 TOO MANY WINNERS 60 Taylor, Dorothy Malone. EAGLE LION. (R) May 24, 1947. Hugh Beaumont, TtTAÑbeIC ea Trudy Marshall. 28TH CENTURY -POI. (R) May, 1958. Clifton TOO MUCH TOO SOON 121 Webb, Barbara Stanwyck, Robert Wagner. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May, 1958. Dorothy' TITFIELD THUNDERBOLT. THE (Brit.) 85 Malone, Errol Flynn. II -I. (B) October, 1958. Stanley Holloway, Jelin TOO YOUNG FOR LOVE (Ital.-Eno. dubbed) 88 Gngion. Color. I.F.E. (R) April, 1955. Marina Vlady, Pierre TO CATCH A THIEF (VV) 97 Michel Beck. PARAMOUNT. (B) September, 1955. Cary Grant, TOO YOUNG TO KISS 91 Grace Kelly. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 23, TO EACH HIS OWN 122 1951. Van Johnson, June Allyson. PARAMOUNT. (B) July 5, 1948. Olivia de Havtl- TOO YOUNG TO KNOW 86 land, John Lund. WARNER BROS. (R) December 1, 1945. Joan TO HAVE AND HAVE NOT 100 Leslie, Robert Hutton. WARNER BROS. (R) January 20, 1945. Hum- phrey Bogart, TOP BANANA 100 Lauren Buell. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1954. Phil TO HELL AND BACK (Cs) 108 Silvers, Rose Marie. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) October. 1955. Audio Murphy Marshall Thompson. Color. TOPNITI 78 TO PARIS WITH ED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1955. Sterling LOVE (Brit) 78 Hayden, William Bishop. CONTINENTAL. (B) April. 1918. Aloe Guinan Odile Vonore. Color. TOP 0' THE MORNING 98 TO PLEASE A LADY 92 PARAMOUNT. (R) September 5. 1949. Bing Crosby. Ann Birth. Barry Fitzgerald. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) October 13, 1950. Clark Gable. Barbara Btanwyck. TOP OF THE WORLD 90 TO ENDS UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1955. Dale Robert- THE OF THE EARTH 109 son. Frank Loveioy. COLUMBIA. (B) February 27, 1948. Dick Powell Diane TOP SECRET AFFAIR 100 Huso. WARNER 9, 1957. TO THE VICTOR 99 BROTHERS. (R) February Kirk Douglas, Susan Hayward. WARNER BROS. (R) April 10, 1948. Dennis Morgan, Vivac, Landfors. TOPEKA 69 AT.LIEI) ARTISTS. (B) August 1, 1953. Bill TOAST OF NEW ORLEANS 97 Elliott. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September 20, 1850. Kathryn Grayson, TOPEKA TERROR 55 Mario Lanza. Color. 28, 1945. Allan Lane. TOBOR THE GREAT 77 )January TORCH. THE (BLIC.(R)) 83 REPUBLIC. (R) September 1, 1954. Charles Drake, Karin EAGLE LION. (R) June, 1950. Paulette Goddard, Booth. Pedro Armendaria. TOGETHER AGAIN 100 COLUMBIA. (B) December 22, 1944. Irene Dunne, TORCH SONG 90 Charles Boyer. MGM. (B) October 23, 1958. Joan Crawford, TOKYO AFTER DARK 80 Michael Wilding. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1959. Richard Long, TORERO! 75 Mlchi Kobi. COLUMBIA (R) November, 1957. Louis Procuna. 392 Tor-Tro Length Length In Mine. In Mina. TORN DO RANGE N TRAPPED 71 E OLE LION. (R) February 91, 1948. Eddie Dean, EAGLE LION. (R) October, 1949. Lloyd Bridges, R,LOST CANYON 81 Ca LUMBIA. (R) December. 1950. Wayne Morris, UNIVERSAL. (R) March, 1952. William Powell, Pr ton Foster. iaColor. TOUG EST GUN IN TOMBSTONE 72 TREASUREdam&OF MONTE CRISTO 78 U ITED ARTISTS (R) May, 1958. George Mont - LIPPERT. (R) October 14. 1949. Glenn Langan, go ers. Beverly Tyler. dele TOUE EST MAN ALIVE 72 TREASURE eaPANCHOOF VILLA, THE (SS) 88 IED ARTISTS. (B) November 6. 1955. Dane RHO RADIO. (R) October 19, 1955. Shelley Win- Cl. rk, Lita Milan. ter., Rory Calhoun. Color. TOUG EST MAN IN ARIZONA 90 TREASURE OF THE GOLDEN CONDOR 93 R a' UBLIC. (R) October 10, 1952. Vaughn Mon - TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, ro, Joan Leslie. Color. 1953. Cornel Wilde, Constance Smith. Color. TOWAD THE UNKNOWN 115 TREASURE OF RUBY HILLS. THE 71 W NER BROTHERS. (R) October 20, 1956 ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 11, 1955. Zachary WI 1lam Holden, Lloyd Nolan. Color. Carole TOWN ON TRIAL 98 TREASURE MADRE. THE 128 CO UMBIA (R) August. 1957. Charles Coburn, WARNER BROS. (R) January 24, 1948. Humphrey Ba bara Bates. Bogart, Welter Huston. TOWN WENT WILD. THE 78 TREE GROWS IN BROOKLYN, A 128 P TICTQRKS. (R) December 15. 1944. Freddie TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) February Ba holomew, James Lydon. 1945. Dorothy McGuire, James Dunn. TOY IGER 88 TRENT'S LAST CASE (Brit.) 90 REAL. (R) July, 1956. Jeff Chandler, REPUBLIC. (R) January 1, 1954. Michael Wilding La ine Day, Tim Hovey, Color. Margaret Lockwood, Orson Willea. TRAC OF THE CAT (Cs) 102 TRESPASSER, THE 71 W - RNER BROTHERS. (B) November 27, 1954 Ro ert Mitchum. Diana Lynn. Color. REPUBLIC. (R) July 3, 1947. Dale Evans, Warren TRAC THE MAN DOWN (Brit.) 75 Douglas. R + UBLIC. (R) January 27, 1958. Kent Taylor, TRIAL 105 Feula Clark. METRO-GOLDWYN-MATER. (1) October 7, 1951 TRAF IC IN CRIME 56 Glenn Ford, Dorothy McGuire, Arthur Kennedy. R.' UBLIC. (R) June 28, 1946. Kane Richmond, TRIAL WITHOUT JURY 68 Ad le Mars. REPUBLIC. (R) July 8, 1950. Robert Rockwell, TRAIL BLAZERS 04 Kent Taylor. ARTISTS. (R) April 19, 1953. Alan TRIBUTE TO A BAD MAN (Ca) 95 Ha Jr., Richard Tyler. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 18, 1951 TRAIL GUIDE 60 James Cairns. Stephen McNally. Color. R 'O RADIO. (B) February, 1952. Tim Holt, Linda TRIGGER FINGERS 58 Do alas. MONOGRAM. (R) September 21, 1946. Johnny TRAIL OF KIT CARSON 55 Mack Brown. Raymond Hatton. R UBLIC. (R) July 11, 1945. Allan Lane. TRIGGER, JR. 88 He n Talbot. REPUBLIC. (R) June 30, 1950. Roy Rogers, Dale TRAIL OF ROBIN HOOD 67 Evens. Color. R UBLIC. (R) December 15, 1950. Roy Bogen. TRIGGER TRAIL 58 Pe ny Edwards. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) July 7, 1944. Rod Cameron, TRAIL OF THE MOUNTIES 42 Fuzzy Knight. e KEN GUILD. (H) December 20, 1947. Russell TRIGGERMAN 58 H des, Jennifer Holt. MONOGRAM. (R) June 20, 1948. Johnny Mack TRAIL OF THE RUSTLERS 55 Brown, Virginia CarrolL CO 11MBIA. (R) February 2, 1950. Charles Star- TRIO (Brit.) 91 ret , Smiley Burnette. PARAMOUNT. (R) June, 195L Jean Simmons, TRAIL OF THE YUKON 67 Michael Rennie. M ()GRAM. (R) July 81. 1949. Kirby Grant TRIPLE CROSS 66 Su nne DalberL MONOGRAM. (R) September 16, 1951. Joe Kirk - TRAIL STREET 84 wood. R vs -RADIO. (R) February 19, 1947. Randolph TRIPLE DECEPTION (VV) 88 Sc' t, Anne Jeffreys. RANK (R) July. 1957. Michael Craig, Julia Amal TRAIL 0 GUNSIGHT 57 ColoTRIPLE RSAL. (R) August 18, 1944. Eddie Dew, THREAT 70 Ma s Wrixon. COLUMBIA. (H) September 80, 1948. Richard Crane, Gloria Henry. TRAIL 0 LAREDO 54 CO 1948. TRIPLE TROUBLE 88 UMBIA. (R) August 19, Charles Starrett, MONOGRAM. (R) August 13, 1950. Leo Germs, Sm ey Burnette. Hunts Hall. TRAIL 0 MEXICO 58 MO OGRAM. (R) June 29, 1948. Jimmy Waltelr TRIPOLI 95 Lee PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1950. John Payne, "Lasses" White. Maureen O'Hara. Color. TRAIL 0 SAN ANTONE 67 TROCADERO 74 R UBLIC. (R) January 25, 1947. Gene Autry, REPUBLIC. (R) April 24, 1944. Rosemary Lane, Pe Stewart. hnow54 TRAIL TO VENGEANCE TROMBA THEusTIGER MAN 63 SAL. (R) November 30, 1945. Kerbs LIPPERT. (R) November 14, 1952. Special Cut G t. Fuzzy Knight. TROOPER HOOK 81 TRAMP G DANGER 58 UNITED ARTISTS (R) June, 1957. Joel McCrea, MO OGRAM. (R) March 29, 1947. Johnny Mack Barbara Stanwyck. R n. Raymond Hatton. TROPIC ZONE 94 TRAIN 0 ALCATRAZ 60 PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1953. Ronald Reagan, R UBLIC. (R) June 28, 1948. Donald Barry, Rhonda Fleming. Color. Jan :t Martin. TROPICAL HEAT WAVE 74 TRAIN TO TOMBSTONE 56 REPUBLIC. (1) October 1, 1952. Esteltta. Robert LI ERT. (R) August, 1950, Don Barry. Tom Hutton. N TRAP, HE (VV) 84 TROUBLE ALONG THE WAY 110 PA AMOUNT. (R) February, 1959. Richard Wid- WARNER BROTHERS. (R) April 4, 1953. John mer Lee J. Cobb. Color. Wayne, Donna Reed. TRAP. THE 82 TROUBLE CHASERS 88 MO OGRAM. (R) November 30, 1946. Sidney MONOGRAM. (R) June 3. 1945. Marie Rosen- Tel . Menton Moreland. bloom. Billy Gilbert. TRAPE E (Cs) 105 TROUBLE IN STORE (Brit.) a ED ARTISTS. (R) July, 1958. Burt Len - REPUBLIC. (R) January 12, 1955. Norman Wis- cast r, Gina Lollobrigida, Tony Curtis. Color. dom. Margaret Rutherford. 393 Tro-Und Length Length In Mina. In Mina. TROUBLE IN THE GLEN (Brit.) 9I TWO CENTS WORTH OF HOPE (Ital.) I07 REPUBLIC. (R) December 1, 1954. Margaret TIMES. (R) December, 1952. Marla Fiore, Lockwood, Forrest Tucker. Color. Vincenzo Muwlino. TROUBLE MAKERS 86 TWO DOLLAR BETTOR 63 MONOGRAM. (R) January 2, 1949. Leo Gore., REALART. (R) September, 1951. John Lite1, Marie Hunts Hall. Windsor. TWO FISTED STRANGER 50 TROUBLE PREFERRED 63 COLUMBIA. (R) May 30. 1946. Charles Starrett TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December, Smiley Burnette. 1998. Peggy Knudsen, Lynne Roberts. TWO FLAGS WEST 92 TROUBLE WITH HARRY, THE (VV) 99 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November, PARAMOUNT. (R) January, 1956. John Forsythe, 1950. Linda Darnell, Joseph Cotten, Jeff Chandler Edmund Gwenn. Color. TWO GALS AND A GUY 70 TROUBLE WITH WOMEN, THE 80 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August 31. 1951. Janis PARAMOUNT. (R) June 27. 1947. Ray Milland, Paige, Robert Alda. Teresa Wright. TWO GIRLS AND A SAILOR 126 TRUE GLORY. THE 84 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June. 1944 OWI-WAC-COLUMBIA. (R) October 4. 1945 Jimmy Durante. Van Johnson, June Allyson. Documentary. TWO GROOMS FOR A BRIDE 73 TRUE STORY OF JESSE JAMES, THE (Cs) 93 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) June. 1957 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February. Virginia Bruce. John Carroll. Color. 1957. Robert Wagner, Jeffrey Hunter. Color. TWO GUN LADY 70 TRUE STORY OF LYNN STUART 78 ASSOCIATED FILM. (B) October 15. 1956 COLUMBIA (R) March, 1958. Betsy Palmer, Jack Peggie Caetle, William Tatman, Marie Windsor. Lord. TWO GUNS AND A BADGE 89 TRUTH ABOUT MURDER, THE 63 ALLIED ARTISTS. 18, 1951 RHO RADIO. (R) April 25, 1946. Bonita Gran- Wayne Morris. BeverlyRGarllandember ville, Morgan Conway. TWO GUYS FROM MILWAUKEE 90 TRY AND GET ME 92 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) August 17, 1948. Den- UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 4, 1951. Frank nis Morgan. Joan Leslie. Lovejoy, Richard Carlson. TWO GUYS FROM TEXAS 86 TUCSON 65 WARNER BROS. (R) September 4, 1948. Dennis TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) May. 1949 Morgan. Jack Canon. Color. Jimmy Lydon, Penny Edwards. TWO HEADED SPY, THE 93 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1959. Jack Hawkins. Ole TUCSON RAIDERS 55 Scala. REPUBLIC. (R) May 14. 1944. Bill Elliott. TWO LOST WORLDS 81 TULSA 90 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 29, 1950. Laura EAGLE LION. (R) April 13, 1949. Susan Hay- Elliott, Jim Armes. ward, Robert Preston. Color. TWO -MAN SUBMARINE 62 TUMBLEWEED 80 COLUMBIA. (R) March 16, 1944. Tam Neal, Ann U -I. (R) December, 1958. Audio Murphy. Loll Savage. Nelson. Color. TWO MRS. CARROLLS. THE 99 TUMBLEWEED TRAILS 57 WARNER BROS. (R) May 24, 1947. Barbara Stan- PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) wyck, Humphrey Bogart. October 28. 1948. Eddie Dean. Shirley Patterson. TUNA CLIPPER 77 TWO O'CLOCK COURAGE se MONOGRAM. (R) April 10, 1949. Roddy McDowell, REO RADIO. (R) Block 5, 1944-45. Tom Conway Elena Verdugo. Ann Rutherford. TUNNEL OF LOVE. THE 98 TWO OF A KIND 75 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November,1958 COLUMBIA. (R) July, 1951. Lizabeth Scott, Doris Day. Richard Widmark. Edmond O'Brien. TURN THE KEY SOFTLY (Brit.) 81 ASTOR. TWO SISTERS FROM BOSTON 112 (R) March, 1954. Yvonne Mitchell, Terence METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April -May. Morgan. 1996. TURNING POINT, THE 85 Jimmy Durante, June Allyson. PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1952. William TWO SMART PEOPLE 93 Holden. Alexis Smith. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November, 1946 12 ANGRY MEN 95 John Hod)ak, Lucille Ball. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April. 1957. Henry TWO TICKETS TO BROADWAY I 08 Fonda. T.ee J. Cobb. REO RADIO. (R) November, 1951. Tony Martin TWELVE HOURS TO KILL 83 Janet Leigh. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June, 1960 Nilo Minardos, Barbara Eden. TWO WEEKS -WITH LOVE 92 TWELVE O'CLOCK HIGH 132 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November 10, TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) February, 1950. Jane Powell, Ricardo Montalban. Color. 1950. Gregory Peck. Hugh Marlowe. TWO YEARS BEFORE THE MAST 98 TWENTY MILLION MILES TO EARTH 82 PARAMOUNT. (R) November 22, 1946. Alan COLUMBIA (R) July. 1957. William Hopper, Joan Ladd. Brian Denlevy. Taylor. TWONKY. THE 72 27TH DAY. THE 75 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 10, 1953. Hans COLUMBIA (R) July 1957. Valerie French, Gene ed. Gloria BlondelL Barry. TYCO nr 126 20.000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA (Cs) 128 REO RADIO. (R) December 27, 1947. John Wayne BUENA VISTA. (R) December. 1954. Kirk Doug- Laraine Day. Color. las. James Mason. Color TYRANT OF THE SEA 77 U PACES TO BAKER STREET (Cs) 103 COLUMBIA. (R) April 6. 1950. Ron Randall TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1956 Rhys Williams. Van Johnson. Vera Miles. Color. TWICE BLESSED 71 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July. 1995 U Lee & Lynn Wilde, James Craig. TWILIGHT FOR THE GODS 120 U-BOAT PRISONER 65 UNIVERSAL. (R) August, 1958. Rock Hudson, Cyd COLUMBIA. (R) July 25. 1944. Bruce Bennett Charlase. Color. UGETSU (lap.) ea TWILIGHT IN THE SIERRAS 61 HARRISON. (R) September, 1954. Machiko Hyo REPUBLIC. (R) March 22. 1950. Roy Rogers ULYSSES 504 Dale Evans. Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) October. 1955. Kirk Douglas. TWILIGHT ON THE PRAIRIE 6? Silvana Mangano. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) July 14, 1944. Eddie Quillen, UMBERTO D (Ital.) 80 Vivian Austin. HARRISON. (R) November, 1955. Carlo Battiati. TWILIGHT ON THE RIO GRANDE 71 UNCENSORED (Brit.) 83 REPUBLIC. (R) April 1. 1947. Gene Autry. Adele 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) January 21. 1944. Erie Mara. Portman. Phyllis Calvert. TWILIGHT WOMEN (Brit.) 8e UNCERTAIN GLORY 102 LIPPERT. (R) May 15, 1958. Freda Jackson, Lola WARNER BROS. (R) April 22, 1944. Errol Flynn, Maxwell. Paul Lukas. TWINKLE IN GOD'S EYE, THE 73 UNCHAINED 75 REPUBLIC. (R) October 13, 1955. Mickey WARNER BROTHERS. (R) February 28, 1955 Rooney. Coleen Gray. Elroy Hirsch. Barbara Hale. TWIST OF FAITH 89 JNCONQUERED 146 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) Ginger Rogers, Jacques PARAMOUNT. (R) April, 1948. Gary Cooper, Bergerac. Paulette Goddard. Color. TWO BLONDES AND A REDHEAD 70 UNDEAD, THE 76 COLUMBIA. (R) November 6, 1947. Jean Perter, AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (B) March, 1957 Jimmy Lloyd. Alison Hayes, Richard Garland. 394 Und -Vag

Length Length In Mine. In Mins. ARIZONA SKIES N UNKNOWN TERROR, THE (Cs) 76 M NOGRAM. (R) April 27. 1946. Johnny Meek TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) September, Br wn. Raymond Hatton. 1957. John Howard, Mala Powers. UNDE CALIFORNIA STARS 78 UNKNOWN WORLD 83 LIC. (R) May 1, 1948. Roy Rogers, Jane LIPPERT. (R) October 26. 1951. Bruce Kellogg. Fr Color. Marilyn Nash. ONDE CAPRICORN 117 UNMASKED 80 WARNER BROS. (R) October 8, 1949. Ingrid REPUBLIC. (R) January 80, 1950. Barbara Ful- Be gmen, Joseph Cotten. Color. ler, Robert Rockwell. UNDE COLORADO SKIES 85 UNSEEN, THE 81 RIc UBLIC. (R) December 15, 1947. Monte Hale, PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 4, 1944-45. Joel McCrea, A Ian Booth. Color. Gail Russell. UNDE THE GUN 84 UNSUSPECTED. THE 103 U REAL. (R) January, 1951. Richard Conte, WARNER BROS. (R) October 11, 1947. Joan Caul- Audrey Totter. field, Claude Rains. UNDER MEXICALI STARS 87 UNTAMED (Cs) Ill RE UBLIC. (R) November 20, 1950. Reg Allen, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March. 1955 Do othy Patrick. Tyrone Power. Susan Hayward. Color. UNDE MY SKIN 88 UNTAMED BREED. THE 79 NTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) March, 1950 COLUMBIA. (R) October 21, 1948. Bonny Tufts Job Garfield, Micheline Prelle. Barbara Britton. Color. UNDE NEVADA SKIES 88 UNTAMED FRONTIER 75 RE UBLIC. (R) August 26, 1947. Roy Rogen, UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1952. Joseph Cotten. Da Evans. Shelley Winters. Color. UNDE THE RED SEA 67 UNTAMED FURY 81 RK RADIO. (R) October, 1952. Documentary PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) UNDE THE TONTO RIM SI March 22. 1947. Mikel Conrad, Gaylord Pendleton RK RADIO. (R) August 1, 1947. Tim Holt, Nan UNTAMED HEIRESS, THE 70 Les le. REPUBLIC. (R) 12, 19M. Judy Canova, Don UNDE WESTERN SKIES N April RSAL. (R) January 19. 1945. Martha UNTAMED WOMEN 70 O rlacoll, Noah Beery. Jr. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) September 12, 1952. UNDE COVER AGENT (Brit.) 68 Lyle Talbot, Dori, Merrick. PERT. (R) October 2, 1953. Dermot Walsh UNTAMED YOUTH 80 H WARNER BROTHERS. (R) May 18, 1957. Mamie UNDERCOVER GIRL 83 Van Doren, Lori Nelson. UN VERBAL. (R) December, 1950. Alexia Smith UNTIL THEY SAIL (Cs) 94 Be t Brady. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER (R) October, 1957. UNDE COVER MAISIE 80 Jean Simmons, Paul Newman. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) May. 1947. Ann UNWED MOTHER 74 Sot ern, Barry Nelson. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July 20, 1958. Norma UNDER OVER MAN 85 Moore, Robert Vaughn. CO UMBIA. (R) April. 1949. Glenn Ford. Nina UNWRITTEN CODE. THE 61 Foc . COLUMBIA. (R) October 26. 1944. Tom Neal. UNDE COVER WOMAN 59 Ann Savage R UBLIC. (R) April 11. 1940. Stephanie Bache- UP THE CREEK 83 lor, Robert Livingston. DOMINANT PICTURES. (R) August, 1959. David UNDE CURRENT 118 Tomlinson, Peter Sellers. ME RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November UP FRONT 92 194. Katharine Hepburn. Robert Taylor. UNIVERSAL. (R) April. 1951. David Wayne. UNDER ROUND GUERRILLAS 89 Tom Ewell. CO UMBIA. (R) May 18. 1944. John Clement. UP GOES MAISIE 90 Morris. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January -Febru- UNDER OW 70 ary. 1946. Ann Sothern, George Murphy. UN ' ' RBAI (R) December, 1949. Scott Brady, UP IN ARMS 155 Joh Russell, Dorothy Hart. RKO-GOLDWYN. (R) Special 1993-44. Danny UNDE WATER! (SS) 9e Kaye, Dinah Shore. Color. RK t RADIO. (R) February 9, 1955. Jane Russell, UP IN CENTRAL PARK 87 Gil ert Roland. Color. UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1948, Deanna Durbin, Dick UNDER ORLD STORY, THE 98 Haymea. UN ED ARTISTS. (R) July 21, 1950. Dan UP IN MABEL'S ROOM 78 Du . ea, Gale Storm. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 7, 1944. Marjorie UNEAR HLY, THE 73 Reynolds. Dennis O'Keefe. RE UBLIC (R) June, 1957. John Carradine, Alli- VP PERISCOPE (C) III son t ayes. WARNER BROS. (R) February, 1959. James Gar- UNEXP CTED GUEST 81 ner, Edmond O'Brien. UN ED ARTISTS. (R) March 28. 1947. Bill UP IN SMOKE 64 Bon. Rand Brooks. ALLIED ARTISTS (R) Dec. 1957. Hunts Hall. UNFAI HFUL. THE 109 Stanley Clemente. WA NER BROS. (R) July 5, 1947. Ann Sheridan, UPTURNED GLASS. THE (Brit.) 87 Zac ary Scott. UNIVERSAL. (R) November. 1947. James Mason. UNFAI HFULLLY YOURS 105 Rosamund John. NTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, URANIUM BOOM 87 194'. Res Harrison. Linda Darnell. COLUMBIA. (R) March. 1956. Dennis Morgan. UNFIN SHED DANCE. THE. 100 Patricia Medina. M RO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) September. U R U 86 194 Margaret O'Brien. Cyd Charlese. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. Gil September 24. 1948. Native UNGUA-DED MOMENT. THE 95 Cast. SAL. (R) November, 1956. Esther Wil- UTAH 78 lia..s, George Nader, Color. REPUBLIC. (R) March 21. 1945. Roy Rogers. UNHOL FOUR. THE 80 Dale Evans. LI ERT. (R) September 24, 1954. Paulette UTAH BLAINE 75 Godard. William Sylvester. COLUMBIA. (R) February, 1957. Rory Calhoun. UNHOL WIFE. THE 94 Susan Cummings. i ' RSAL (R) October, 1957. Diana Dors, Rod UTAH KID, THE 67 Stei.er. Color. MONOGRAM (R) August 28. 1944. Hoot Gibson. UNDDE TIFIED FLYING OBJECTS 91 Bob Steele. ED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1956. Documentary. UTAH WAGON TRAIN 67 Col REPUBLIC. (R) October 15, 1951. Rex Allen, UNINVI ED. THE el Penny Edwards. PA AMOUNT. (R) Lo.edr 3, 1993-4e. Ray Milland. Rut Hussey. V UNION STATION 88 VACATION DAYS 66 PA AMOUNT. (R) September, 1950. William Hol- MONOGRAM. (R) January 25. 1947. Freddie den, Nancy Olson, Barry Fitzgerald. Stewart. June Proies«. UNKNO N. THE 70 VACATION FROM MARRIAGE (Brut.) M CO 7MBIA. (R) JulY 4, 1946. Karen Morle4- METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November -De - Jim Bannon. camber. 1945. Robert Donat. Deborah Kerr. UNKNO N ISLAND 75 VACATION IN RENO 88 FIL i CLASSICS. (R) October, 1948. Virginia RKO-RADIO. (RI December 10, 1946. Jack Haler Gr Barton MacLane. Color. Anne Jeffrey,. UNKNO 88 VAGABOND KING. THE (VV) 88 ME RO-GOLI5WYN-MAYER. (R) November 18, PARAMOUNT. (R) September. 1958. Kathryn 1951 Walter Pigeon, Ann Harding. Grayson, Oreste. Color. 395 Val-Wac

Length Length In Min s.2 In Mine. VALENTINO ID2 VIEW FROM POMPEY'S HEAD, THE (Ca) 97 (R) April, 1951, Eleanor Parker. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November Anthony Dexter. Color. 1955. Richard Egan, Dana Wynter. Cameron VALERIE 84 Mitchell. Color. UNITED ARTISTS (R) August, 1957. Sterling VIGILANTE HIDEOUT 80 Hayden, Anita Ekberg. REPUBLIC. (R) August 8, 1950. Allan "Rocky" VALIANT HOMBRE. THE 80 Lane. Eddy Waller. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January, 1949. Duncan VIGILANTE TERROR 70 Renaldo, Leo Carlllo. ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) November 15, 1953. Bill VALLEY OF DECISION. THE 128 Elliott, Mary Ellen Kay. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June. 1945 VIGILANTES OF BOOMTOWN 56 Greer Gerson, Gregory Peck. REPUBLIC. (R) February 15. 1947. Allen Lane VALLEY OF EAGLES (Brit.) 83 Bobby Blake. LIPPERT. (R) April 25. 1952. Jack Warner. Nadia VIGILANTES OF DODGE CITY 54 Gray. REPUBLIC. (R) November 15, 1944. Bill El- VALLEY OF FEAR 54 liott. MONOGRAM. (R) February 15, 1947. Johnny VIGILANTES RETURN, THE 67 Mack Brown. Raymond Hatton. UNIVERSAL. (R) July, 1947. Jon Hall, Margaret VALLEY OF FIRE 63 Lindsay. Color. COLUMBIA. (B) November, 1951. Gens Autry. VIGILANTES RIDE, THE 55 Pat Buttram. COLUMBIA. (R) February 3. 1944. Russell Hay- VALLEY OF THE HEADHUNTERS 07 den, Shirley Patterson. COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1958. Johnny Weiss - VIKING WOMEN, THE 70 mullet, Chrietine Larson. AMER. INT. PICS. (R) December, 1957. Abby VALLEY OF THE KINGS 88 Dalton. Susan Cabot. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) July, 1954 THE VIKINGS (T) 114 Eleanor Parker, Robert Taylor. "olor. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July, 1958. Kirk Douglas, VALLEY OF THE REDWOODS (CO 105 Tony Curtis. Color. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, 1960 VILLAI (Cs) 72 John Hudson, Lynn Berney. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, VALLEY OF THE ZOMBIES 58 1958. Brian Keith, Cesar Romero. Color. REPUBLIC. (B) May 24, 1946. Robert Livingston, VILLAGE. THE (Swim) 98 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 23. 1953. John VALLEY OF VENGEANCE Si Justin, Eva Dahlbeck. PRC PICTURES. (R) May 5, 1944. Buster VINTAGE, THE (Cs) Al 92 Crebbe. St. John. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 19. VALUE FOR MONEY (VV) n.4 1957. Mel Ferrer, Pier Angell, John Kerr. RANK (R) July, 1957. John Gregson, Diana Dore Color. Color. VIOLATORS, THE 76 VAMPIRE'S GHOST, THE M UNIVERSAL (R) December, 1957. Arthur O'Con- REPUBLIC. (R) May 21, 1945. John Abbott, Peggy nell, Nancy Malone. Steward. VIOLENCE 74 VANISHING AMERICAN, THE 90 MONOGRAM. REPUBLIC. (R) November 17. 1955. Scott Brady (R) April 12,1947. Nancy Coleman, Audrey Totter. Michael O'Shea. VANISHING PRAIRIE. THE 71 VIOLENT MEN. THE (Cs) 98 BUENA VISTA. (R) November, 1954. Documen- COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1955. Glenn Ford tary. Color. Barbara Stanwyck. Color. VANISHING WESTERNER. THE 80 VIOLENT ROAD 66 REPUBLIC. (R) March 31. 1950. Monte Hale WARNER BROTHERS (R) May. 1958. Brian Paul Hurst. Keith, Dick Foren. VANQUISHED, THE 84 VIOLENT SATURDAY (Cs) 90 PARAMOUNT. (B) June. 1953. John Payne. Jan TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1955 Sterling, Coleen Gray. Color. Victor Mature, Sylvia Sidney. Color. VARIETIES ON PARADE 60 VIRGINIAN, THE 86 LIPPERT. (R) July 20. 1151. Jackie Coogan. PARAMOUNT. (R) April 5, 1946. Joel McCrea. VARIETY GIRL 93 Brian PARAMOUNT. (R) August 21, 1947. Mary Hatcher, VIRGIN QUEEN. THE1r (Ca) 92 DeForest Kelley. All Star Cast. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) August, 1955 VARIETY TIME 59 Bette Davis, Richard Todd, Joan Collins. Color. RHO RADIO. (R) August 21, 1948. Edgar Kennedy VITELLONI (THE YOUNG AND THE PASSION- Leon Errol. ATE) (Ital.) 103 VEILS OF BAGDAD 82 JANUS. (R) October, 1956. Franco Fabrlal, U -I. (B) November, 1953. Victor Mature, Marl Alberto Sordi. Blanchard. Color. VIVA ZAPATA! 113 TWENTIETH CENTUTRY-FOX. (R) March, 1952 VELVET TOUCH. THE 97 Merlon Brando, Jean Peters. RHO RADIO. (R) August, 1948. Rosalind Russell, VOICE IN THE MIRROR. (Cs) .. 102 Leo Germ, Claire Trevor. UNIVERSAL. (R) August. 1958. Richard Egan, VENDETTA 84 Julie London RKO-RADIO. (R) December 25, 1950. Faith VOICE IN THE WIND 85 Domergue, George Dolan. UNITED ARTISTS. (E) March 10. 1944. Franela Lederer, Sigrid VENGEANCE VALLEY 82 Gurle. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. VOICE OF THE TURTLE, THE 103 (R) February 18, WARNER BROS. (R) February 21, 1948. Eleanor 1951. Burt Lancaster, Robert Walker, Color. Parker, Ronald Reagan. VERA CRUZ (SS) 94 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1954. Gary VOICE OF THE WHISTLER 60 Cooper. Burt Lancaster. Color. COLUMBIA. (It) October 20, 1945. Richard Dix. VERBOTEN 87 Lynn Merrick. BANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. VOLCANO (Ital.-Ens. dubbed) 106 1959. James Best. Susan Cummings. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) June 5, 1953. Anna V ERIRIÓT THlÉ 08 Magnani, Geraldine Brooks. WARNER BROTHERS. (R) November 23. 1948. Sydney Greenstreet, Peter Lorre. VOODOO ISLAND 78 VERTIGO (VV) 127 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) February, 1957. Boris PARAMOUNT (R) June, 1958. James Stewart, Karloff, Beverly Tyler. Kim Novak. Color. VOODOO MAN. THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU, THE qg MONOGRAM. (R) February 21, 1944. Bela Lugoai, WARNER BROS. (R) November 11, 1944. Donnie John Carradine. Morgan, Faye Emerson. VOODOO TIGER 67 VICE SQUAD 87 COLUMBIA. (R) November, 1952. Johnny Weise- UNITED ARTISTS. (B) July 81, 1953. Edward muller, Jean Byron. G. Robinson. Paulette Goddard. VOODOO WOMAN 75 VICIOUS CIRCLE 77 AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) March. 1957 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) Jute 80. 1948. Conrad Nagel, Lyle Talbot. Marla English, Tom Conway. VICIOUS YEARS. THE el MONOGRAM. (R) February 18, 1951. Tommy W Cook, Gar Moore. VICKI 85 WABASH AVENUE 92 20TH CENTURY -FOX. (R) October, 1953. Jeanne TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) April, 1950 Crain, Jean Peters. Betty Grable, Victor Mature, Phil Harris. Color VICTORY AT SEA 97 WAC FROM WALLA WALLA 83 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) August. 1954. Documen- REPUBLIC. (R) October 10, 1952. Judy Canova, tary. Stephen Dunne. 396 Wac-Wel Length Length In Mine. In Mina. WACO 88 WARPATH 95 M NOGRAM. (R) February 24. 1952. Wild Bill PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1951. Edmond O'Brien, El Lott. Dean Jagger. Color. WAGES OF FEAR, THE (Fr.) 108 WARRIORS, THE (Cs) 85 DISTRIBUTORS CORP. OF AMERICA. (R) ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September 11. 1955 January, 1956. Yves Montand, Vera Clouzot. Errol Flynn. Joanne Dru. Color. WAGON TEAM 61 WARRIOR AND THE SLAVE GIRL, THE 89 C LUMBIA. (R) September, 1952. Gene Autry COLUMBIA. (RI November, 1959. Gianna Maria WAGONWHEELS WESTWARD 55 Canale, Georges MarchaL Color. R UBLIC. (R) December 21, 1946. "Wild" Bill WASHINGTON STORY 82 Elliott. Bobby Blake. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) July, 1952 WAGONMASTER 88 Van ,Johnson, Patricia Neal. R RADIO. (R) April 22, 1950. Ben John- WASP WOMAN, THE 73 aor, Joanne Dru. THE FILMGROUP. (R) October 1959. Susan Cabot, Fred EJaley. WAGONS WEST 70 WATCH THE BIRDIE 71 MONOGRAM. (R) July 6, 1952. Pestle Castle. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 12, R Cameron. Color. 1951. Red Skelton, Arlene Dahl. WAIT 'TIL THE SUN SHINES, NELLIE 109 WATERFRONT AT MIDNIGHT 63 ENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1952. PARAMOUNT. (RI June 25, 1948. William Gargan J n Peters, David Wayne. Color. Mary Beth Hughes. WAKAMBA 85 WATERLOO ROAD (Brit.) 70 It O RADIO. (RI June 29, 1955. African adver- EAGLE -LION. (RI August, 1949. John Mille, t e. Color. Stewart Granger. WAKE OF THE RED WITCH 109 WATUSI (Cs) 85 REPUBLIC. (R) September, 1948. John Wayne. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1959 George Montgomery, Taina Elg. Color. Ga 1 Russell. WAKE UP AND DREAM 92 WAVE, A WAC, A MARINE, A 70 20. CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, 1948. John MONOGRAM. (R) November 5. 1944. Elyse Knox Pa ne, June Haver. Color. Benny Youngman. WAKE ME WHEN IT'S OVER (Cs) 126 WAY AHEAD, THE (Brit.) 115 T' 'NTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1960. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (RI January, E le Kovacs, Margo Moore. Color. 1945. David Niven, Sterling Holloway. WALK A CROOKED MILE 91 WAY OF A GAUCHO 91 CO UMBIA. (R) September, 1948. Dennis O'Keefe. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October, 1952. Gene Tierney. Rory Calhoun. Color. Lo lee Allbritton. 116 WALK EAST ON BEACON 99 WAYS OF LOVE (Fr.-Ital.) CI UMBIA. (R) June, 1952. George Murphy. BURSTYN. (R) January, 1951. Anna Magnani, Vi gluts Gilmore. Vincent Scotto. A 117 WAY OUT, THE 78 WALK IN THE SUN. Gene Nelson. 20 CENTURY -FOX. (R) March. 1946. Dans RHO RADIO. (R) April 11, 1956. An, rewa, Richard Conte. Mona Freeman. WAY TO THE GOLD, THE (Cs) 94 WALK SOFTLY, STRANGER 81 1957. R O -RADIO. November 4. 1950. Joseph Cotten. TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) May, (R) Sheree North, Jeffrey Hunter. Color. WALK1. THE DARK STREET 74 WAYWARD BUS, THE (Cs) 90 AS OCIATED ARTISTS. (R) April, 1956. Chuck TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX (R) June, 1957. Co ors Don Roes. Jayne Mansfield, Dan Dailey. WALK LIKE A DRAGON 95 WAYWARD GIRL, THE 71 P- ' : MOUNT. (R) June, 1960. Jack Lord, Nobu REPUBLIC (R) September, 1957. Marchia Hender- M arthy. Walker. WALK THE PROUD LAND (Ca) 88 son, Peter RSAL. (R) September, 1956. Audi Murphy. WAYWARD WIFE, THE (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) . 95 Pay Crowley, Color. I.F.E. (R) January, 1955. Gina Lollobrigida. Alda WALK N' MY BABY BACK HOME 95 Mangini. U- . (B) December, 1953. Donald O'Connor, Janet WE WANT A CHILD 76 Le h. Color. LIPPERT. (R) February 19, 1954. Special Cut. WALKI 0 HILLS, THE 78 WE WERE STRANGERS 106 CO UMBIA. (E) March, 1949. Randolph Scott. COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1949. Jennifer Jones, John Ell Raines. Garfield. WALL OF DEATH (Brit.) 90 WEAK AND THE WICKED. THE (Brit.) 72 R ... LART. (R) April, 1952. Susan Shaw, Maxwell ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) July 18, 1954. Glynis R. d, Laurence Harvey. Johns, John Grognon. WALL LOWER 77 WEAKER SEX. THE (Brit.) 85 W RNER BROS. (R) June 12, 1948. Joyce Rey- EAGLE LION, (R) September, 1949. Ursula Jiang. nol ' , Robert Hutton. Cecil Parker. WALL CAME TUMBLING DOWN. THE 82 WE ARE ALL MURDERERS (Fr.) 113 CO UMBIA. (R) June 7. 1944. Lee Darman. KINGSLEY. (R) January, 1957. Marcel Mouloudii. Ma cuerlte Chapman. Raymond Pellegrin. WALL OF JERICHO 106 THE 110WEAPON. NTIETH CENTURY-TOX. (E) August. 1949. REPUBLIC. (R) May 27, 1957. Steve Cochran, Co el Wilde, Linda Darnell. Llzabeth Scott. WEB, THE el WAND RER OF THE WASTELAND 97 UNIVERSAL. (R) June, 1947. Edmond O'Brien. RK u -RADIO. (R) September. 1945. James War- Ella Raines. ren Audrey Long. WEB OF DANGER 58 WANTED: DEAD OR ALIVE 5e REPUBLIC. (R) June 10, 1947. Adele Man, Bill MO OGRAM. (RI September 9. 1951. Whip Wilson. Kennedy. WANT -D FOR MURDER (Brit.) 103 WEB OF EVIDENCE 88 TW NTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) November. ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) September, 1959. Van 194 Eric Portman, Dulcie Gray. Johnson, Vera Miles. WAR AND PEACE (VV) 208 WEE GEORGIE (Brut.) 94 P. ' AMOUNT. (R) November, 1956. Audrey TIMES. (R) October, 1956. Alastair Sim, Bill He burn, Henry Fonda, Mel Ferrer. Color. Travers. Color. WAR ARROW 7e WEEKEND AT THE WALDORF , 130 (R) October. 1945. U - (RI January, 1954. Jeff Chandler, Maureen METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. Ginger Rogers, Lana Turner, Walter Pidgeon. WAR RUMSColor.75 WEEKEND PASS 63 UN ED ARTISTS. (RI April, 1957. Lez Barker. UNIVERSAL. (R) February 18, 1944. Martha Jon. Taylor. Color. O'Drlscoll, Noah Beery. Jr. WAR 0 THE COLOSSAL BEAST 88 WEEKEND WITH FATHER 83 AM RICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1958. UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1951. Van Heflin. De Parkin, Sally Fraser. Patricia Neal. WARL CK (Cs) 121 WEIRD WOMAN 63 T NTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) April, 1959. UNIVERSAL. (R) April 14, 1944. Lon Chaney, Ric and Wtdmark, Henry Fonda. Color. Anne Gwynne. WAR 0 THE SATELLITES 72 WELCOME, STRANGER 106 AL IED ARTISTS (R) April 6, 1958. Susan PARAMOUNT. (R) June 13, 1947 Bing Crosby, Cab t, Dick Miller. Barry Fitzgerald. WAR F THE WORLDS 85 WELL. THE 85 P AMOUNT. (R) October, 1958. Gene Barry. UNITED ARTISTS. (RI September 10, 1951. An Robinson, Color. Henry Morgan. Barry Kelly. WAR 89 WELL DIGGER'S DAUGHTER (French) 123 ARTISTS. (R) August 28, 1951 Robert SIRITZKY. (R) September 28. 1946. Raimu, Fer- Stalk, Joan Taylor. Color. nandel, Josette Day. 397 Wel-Whi

Length Length In Mina. In Mine. WELL GROOMED BRIDE, THE 75 WHEN THE LIGHTS GO ON AGAIN 76 PARAMOUNT. (R) May 18, 1946. Ray Mi'land, PRC PICTURES. (B) October 28, 1944. James Olivia De Havilland Lydon. WELLS FARGO GUNMASTER 60 WHEN THE REDSKINS RODE 78 REPUBLIC. (R) May 15, 1951. Allan "Rocky" COLUMBIA. (B) May, 1951. Jon Hall, Mary Lane, Chubby Johnson. Castle. Color. WE'RE NO ANGELS (VV) 108 WHEN WILLIE COMES MARCHING HOME 82 PARAMOUNT. (R) July, 1955. Humphrey Bogart TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, Aldo Ray, Peter Ustinov, Joan Bennett. Color. 1950. Dan Dailey, Corinne Calvet. WE'RE NOT MARRIED 85 WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE 82 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1952 PARAMOUNT. (B) November, 1951. Richard Derr, Ginger Rogers, David Wayne. Barbara Rush. Color. WEREWOLF, THE 80 WHEN YOU'RE SMILING 75 COLUMBIA. (R) 1956. Steve July. Rich, Joyce COLUMBIA. (B) September, 1950. Jerome Court - Holden. land. Lola WESTBOUND (C) 96 Albright, WARNER BROS. (R) April, 1959. Randolph WHERE ARE YOUR CHILDREN? 72 Ma. MONOGRAM. (R) January 17, 1944. Jackie Cooper, WEST OFViiniaDODGE CITY 67 Patricia Morison. COLUMBIA. ) March 27, 1947. Charles Starrett. WEST WHERE DANGER LIVES 84 ELDORADO 88 RHO RADIO. (B) July 8, 1950. Robert Mitcham, MONOGRAM, (R) June 5, 1949. Johnny Mack Faith Domergue. Brown, Max Terhune. WEST OF SONORA 85 WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE? 77 COLUMBIA. (B) March 25. 1948. Charles Starrett. 29th CENTURY -FOX. (B) June, 1945. Fred Mae - WEST OF THE ALAMO 58 Murray, Joan Lealie, June Haver. Color. MONOGRAM. (R) April 20, 1946. Jimmy Wakely, WHERE THE NORTH BEGINS 42 Lee "Lasses" White. SCREEN GUILD. (B) November 15, 1947. BusaU WEST OF THE BRAZOS 58 Hayden, Jennifer Holt. LIPPERT. (R) June 2, 1950. James Ellison, Russell WHERE THE SIDEWALK ENDS e6 Hayden. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1950. WEST OF THE PECOS 88 Dana Andrews, Gene Tierney. RHO RADIO. (R) June 18. 1945. Bob Mitcham Barbara Hale. WHERE THERE'S LIFE 76 PARAMOUNT. (R) November 21, 1947. Bob Hope, WEST OF THE RIO GRANDE ,. 57 Slane MONOGRAM. (R) August 5, 1944. Johnny Mack Hum. Brown. WHERE'S CHARLEY 97 WEST OF WYOMING 57 WABNEB BROTHERS. (B) August 16. 1951 MONOGRAM. (R) February 19, 1950. Johnny Ray Bolger, Allyn McLerle. Color. Mack Brown, Milburn Morente. WHILE THE CITY SLEEPS 100 WEST OF ZANZIBAR (Brit) 84 RHO RADIO. (R) May 80, 1956. Dana Andrews, UNIVERSAL. (R) January 1955. Anthony Steel, Ida Lupino, George Sanders, Rhonda Fleming. Sheila Sim. Color. WHILE THE SUN SHINES 82 WEST POINT STORY 107 STRATFORD. (R) June 10, 1950. Ronald Howard WARNER BROS., (R) November 25, 1950. James Cyrla Maude. Cagney, Virginia Mayo. Doris Day. WEST TO GLORY 61 WHIP HAND 92 PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (B) RHO RADIO. (It) October, 1951. Elliott Reed April 22, 1947. Eddie Dean, Roscoe Ates. Lurene Tuttle. WHIRLPOOL 97 WESTERN HERITAGE 61 TWENTIETH RHO RADIO. (B) January 24, 1948. Tim Holt CENTURY -FOX. (R) January, 1850 Gene Tierney, Jose Ferrer, Richard Conte. WESTERN PACIFIC AGENT 65 WHIRLWIND LIPPERT. (R) March 17, 1950. Kent Taylor, 70 COLUMBIA. (B) April, 1951. Gene Autry, Smiler Sheila Ryan. Burnette. WESTERN RENEGADES 56 WHIRLWIND MONOGRAM. (R) October 9, 1949. Johnny Mack RAIDERS 54 COLUMBIA. (R) May 18. 1948. Chu. Starrett, Brown. Max Terhune. Smiley Burnette. WESTWARD BOUND 59 MONOGRAM. (R) January 17, 1944. Hen May- WHISPERING CITY 89 nard. Hoot Gibson. EAGLE LION. (R) November 15, 1947. Helmut WESTWARD HO THE WAGONS! (Ca) 90 Dentine. Mary Anderson. BUENA VISTA. (B) December 25, 1957. Fees WHISPERING SMITH 88 Parker, Kathleen Crowley. Color. PARAMOUNT. (It) February 18, 1949. Alan Ladd, WESTWARD THE WOMEN 116 Brenda Marshall. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) January 11, WHISPERING SMITH VS. SCOTLAND YARD 77 1952. Robert Taylor, Datable Darrel. RHO RADIO. (R) March, 1952. Richard Carlson, WESTWARD TRAIL, THE 88 Greta Gynt. EAGLE LION. (R) March 25. 1848. Eddie Dean, WHISTLE AT EATON FALLS, THE 96 Phyllis Blanchard. COLUMBIA. (B) August. 1951. Lloyd Bridges WETBACKS 89 Dorothy Gish. BANNER. (R) May, 1958. Lloyd Bridges, Nancy WHISTLE STOP 84 Gates. Color. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) January 25, 1948. George WHAT A BLONDE 71 Raft. Ava Gardner. RHO RADIO. (R) Block 8. 1944-45. Leon Errol, WHISTLER. THE 59 Veda Ann Bag. COLUMBIA. (B) March 30, 1944. Richard Dix, WHATH 73 Gloria Stuart. MONOGRAM. (R) January 81, 1944. Johnny Downs, WHISTLING HILLS 58 Wanda McKay. MONOGRAM. (R) October 7, 1951. Johnny Mack WHAT NEXT, CORPORAL HARGROVE? 96 Brown. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (B) November -De- WHITE CHRISTMAS (VV) 120 cember. 1945. Robert Walker, Keenan Wynn. PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1954. Bing Crosby, WHAT PRICE GLORY III Danny Kaye. Rosemary Clooney, Vera -Ellen. Color TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) August, 1952 WHITE CLIFFS OF DOVER, THE 128 James Cagney. Dan Dailey. Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) June, 1944 WHEN A GIRL'S BEAUTIFUL be Irene Dunne, Roddy McDowell. COLUMBIA. (B) September 25, 1947. Stephen WHITE FEATHER (Cs) 102 Dunne. Adele Jergena. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February WHEN GANGLAND STRIKES 70 1955. Robert Wagner, Debra Paget. Color. REPUBLIC. (B) March 15, 1958. Raymond Green- WHITE FIRE 82 leaf, Mariie Millar. LIPPERT. (R) January 1, 1954. Scott Brady, Mary WHEN HELL BROKE LOOSE 78 Castle. PARAMOUNT. (R) November, 1958. Charles Bron- WHITE GODDESS 73 son, Richard Jaeckel. LIPPERT. (R) March 27, 1953. Jon Hall. WHEN I GROW UP 80 WHITE HEAT 114 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) April 20, 1951. Robert WARNER BROTHERS. (R) September 3, 1949 Preston. Bobby Driscoll. James Cagney, Virginia Mayo. WHEN IN ROME 78 OF PITZ PALU. THE (Ger.-Eng METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April, 1952 WHITEEd)HELLdubbe 74 Van Johnson, Paul Douglas. I.F.E. (R) November, 1953. Hans Albers. WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT ME 88 WHITE HUNTRESS 69 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) November AMER. INT. PICS. (R) August, 1957. Susan 1948. Betty arable, Dan Dailey. Color. Stephan, John Bentley. WHEN STRANGERS MARRY . 67 WHITE LIGHTNING 61 MONOGRAM. (B) November 24. 1944. Dean ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) March 8, 1953. Stanley Jagger, Kim Hunter. Clements. 398 W h i -W it Length Length In Mins. In Mine. WHITE ORCHID. THE 81 WILD PARTY, THE 81 UN TED ARTISTS. (R) November, 1954. William UNITED ARTISTS. (R) December, 1956. An- Len'igen. Peggle Castle. Color. thony Quinn, Caol Ohmart. WHITE PONGO 73 WILD RIVER (Cs) 105 PR a PICTURES. (R) November 2. 1945. Richard TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) June, 1960. Fra. r, Lionel Royce. Lee Remick, Jo Van Fleet. Color. WHITE SHEIK, THE (Ital.) 86 WILD STALLION 70 J= SS. (R) May, 1956. Alberto Sordi, Brunelle MONOGRAM. (R) April 27, 1952. Ben Johnson Boy.. Edgar Buchanan. Color. WHITE SQUAW, THE 78 WILD WEST 71 COL MBIA. (R) November, 1956. David Brian. PRODUCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) May Wynn. December 1, 1946. Eddie Dean. Al La Rue. Color WHITE TIE AND TAILS 74 WILDFIRE 60 SCREEN 18, 1945. Bob Steele, UN ' ERSAL. (R) August 30, 1946. Dan Duryea. GUILD. (R) July Ella Raines. Sterling Holloway. Color. WHITE TOWER, THE 08 WILL ANY GENTLEMAN? (Brit.) 84 RK RADIO. (R) June 24, 1950. Glenn Ford STRATFORD. (R) January 3, 1955. George Cole Vail , Claude Rains. Color. Veronica Hunt. WHITE WILDERNESS 72 WILL IT HAPPEN AGAIN? Al NA VISTA. (R) October. 1958. True Life FILM CLASSICS. (R) April, 1948. Documentary Adv:nture. Color. WILL SUCCESS SPOIL ROCK HUNTER? (Cs) 94 WHITE ITCH DOCTOR 96 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) August, 1957 20T'' CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1953. Susan Jayne Mansfield, Tony Randall. Color. Hay ard. Robert Mitchum. Color. WILLIE AND JOE BACK AT THE FRONT 87 WHO K LIED DOC BOBBIN? 55 UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1952. Tom Ewell, UNI ED ARTISTS. (R) April 9, 1948. Virginia Harvey Lembeck. Gra . lion Castle. Color. WILSON 154 WHOLE TRUTH, THE 84 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1945 COL MBIA. (R) September. 1958. Stewart Gran- Alexander Knox, Charles Coburn. Color. ger, 1I onna Reed. WINCHESTER '73 112 WHY G BLS LEAVE HOME 89 UNIVERSAL. (R) July 12, 1950. James Stewart, PRC PICTURES. (R) October 9. 1995. Pamela Shelley Winters. Color. Blak-. Sheldon Teonard. WIND ACORSS THE EVERGLADES 98 WHY M ST I DIE? 86 WARNER BROS. (R) September, 1958. Burl Ives, AM iRICAN INTERNATIONAL. (R) July, 1960. Christopher Plummer. Te Moore, Debra Paget. WINDOM'S WAY 108 WICHIT- (Cs) el RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA. ALL ED ARTISTS (R) July 5, 1955. Joel Mc- (R) November, 1958. Peter Finch, Mary Ure. Crea Vera Miles. Color. Color. WICKE AS THEY COME R4 WING AND A PRAYER 97 COL MBIA. (R) February, 1957. Arlene Dahl. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August, 1944 Phil Carey. Don Ameche, Dana Andrews. WICKE' CITY. THE 76 WINGED VICTORY 130 UNI ED ARTISTS, (R) January 2, 1951. Maria TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) December. Monte-., Lilll Palmer. 1944. Edmond O'Brien, Jeanne Crain. WICKE' LADY. THE (Brit.) 193 WINGS OF DANGER 72 UNIVERSAL. (R) December 12, 1946. Margaret LIPPERT. (R) April 1, 1952. Zachary Scott, Loe'. -.'ood. Jamb Muon. Robert Beatty. WICKE' WIFE (Brit.) 75 WINGS OF EAGLES, THE 110 ALL D ARTISTS. (R) April 8, 1956. Nigel METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) Feb. 22, 1957. Pat k. Moira Lister. John Wayne, Maureen Ohara. Color. WICKE' WOMAN 77 WINGS OF THE HAWK (9D) 80 UNI ' D ARTISTS. (R) January 8, 1954. Beverly U -I. (R) September, 1958. Van Heflin, Julia MIc ela. Richard Egan. Adams. Color. WIFE 0 MONTE CRISTO 60 WINK OF AN EYE 72 PRC PICTURES. (R) April 23, 1948. John Loder. UNITED ARTISTS (R) June, 1958. Doris Dowling, Leno e Aubert. Jonathan Kidd. WIFE ANTED 73 WINNER TAKE ALL 84 MO OORAM: (R) November 2, 1946. Kay Francis, MONOGRAM. (R) September 19, 1948. Joe Kirk- Paul Cavanaugh. wood. Elyse Knox. WILD :EAUTY 61 WINNER'S CIRCLE. THE 70 UNI' 'SAL. (R) August 9, 1946. Don Porter, TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) August. 1943 Lei e Collier. Jean Willa.. M. Farley. WILD B UE YONDER 98 WINNING OF THE WEST 57 REP :LIC. (R) December 5. 1951. Wendell Corey, COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1959. Gene Autry. Vera Ralston, Forrest Tucker. WINNING TEAM, THE 98 WILD COUNTRY 56 WARNER BROS. (R) June 28, 1952. Doris Day. PRO I UCERS RELEASING CORPORATION. (R) Ronald Reagan. Janu ry 17. 1947. Eddie Dean. WINSLOW BOY, THE (Brit.) 97 WILD ' KOTAS, THE 75 EAGLE LION. (R) May, 1950. Sir Cedric Hard- ASS CIATED FILM (R) February, 1956.. Bill wick., Robert Donal. Willi: me. Coleen Gray. WINTER MEETING 104 WILD F ONTIER. THE e9 WARNER BROS. (R) April 24. 1948. Bette Davis, REP I : LIC. (R) October 1, 1947. Allan Lane Jim Davis. WILD ARVEST 02 WINTER WONDERLAND 71 PAR. ,. OUNT. (R) September 26, 1947. Alan.Ladd. REPUBLIC. (R) May 17, 1997. Lynne Roberts, Doro Lamour. Charles Drake. WILD H ART, THE (Brit.) (12 WISTFUL WIDOW OF WAGON GAP 78 RKO RADIO. (R) July, 1952. Jennifer Joeea. UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1947. Bud Abbott, Devi ; Purer. Color. Lou Costello. WILD H RITAGE (Cs) 78 WIRETAPPER 80 UN AL. (R) August, 1958. Will Rogers, Jr , EMBASSY. (B) February. 1958. Bill Williams. Mau -en O'Sullivan. Color. WILD HIRSE AMBUSH 54 WITH A SONG IN MY HEART 117 REP I : LIC. (R) April 15, 1952. Michael Chapin. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) April, 1952. Ell: - Janssen. Susan Hayward, David Wayne. Color. WILD HIRSE MESA RO WITHIN THESE WALLS 71 IMO RADIO. (B) November 18. 1947. Tim Holt 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) July. 1945. Thomas WILD HIRSE PHANTOM 56 Mitchell. Mary Anderson. PBC PICTURES. (R) October 28. 1944. Buster WITHOUT HONOR so Crab e. UNITED ARTISTS. (R) October 21. 1949. Laraine WILD A D THE INNOCENT, THE (Cs) 84 Day, Franchot Tone, Dane Clark. RSAL. (R) May. 1959. Audio Murphy, III Joa : Dru. Color. WITHOUT LOVE WILD IS THE WIND (VV) 114 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1945 PAR MOUNT (R) February, 1958. Anna Magnani. Katharine Hepburn. Spencer Tracy. Anth ny Quinn. WITHOUT RESERVATIONS 1117 WILD N' RTH, THE 97 RKO-RADIO. (B) May, 1946. Claudette Colbert O-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) March, 1952. John Wayne. Stew rt Granger. Cyd Charlase. Color. WITHOUT WARNING 75 WILD 0 T, THE (Fr.) 187 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May 8. 1952. Adam CAR OLL. (R) June, 1956. Fernandel. Williams, Meg Randall. WILD 0 E. THE 70 WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION 114 COL I .,r.IA. (R) February, 1954. Marlon Brando UNITED ARTISTS (R) February. 1958. Tyrone Mary Murphy. Power, Marlene Dietrich. 399 Wit-Yel

Length Length In Mina. In Mins WITNESS TO MURDER 83 WORLD FOR RANSOM 52 UNITED ARTISTS. (R) May, 1954. Barbera ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) January 81, 1954. Dui Stanwyek, George Sanders. Duryea, Patric Knowles. WOLF DOG 69 WORLD IN HIS ARMS, THE 104 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) July, 1958 UNIVERSAL (R) August. 1952. Gregory Jim Davis, Allison Hayes. Peck, WOLF Ann /Myth. Color. HUNTERS 70 WORLD IN MY CORNER MONOGRAM. (R) October 80, 1949. Kirby Grant 82 Jan Clayton. UNIVERSAL. (R) March. 1956. Audio Murphy WOLF LARSEN 88 Barbara Rush. ALLIFD ARTISTS. (R) October, 1958. Barry Sul- WORLD WAS HIS JURY, THE 82 livan. Gita Hall. COLUMBIA (R) January, 1958. Edmond O'Brien WOMAN FROM HEADQUARTERS 80 Mona Freeman. REPUBLIC. (R) May 1, 1950. Virginia Huston, WORLD WITHOUT END (Ca) SO Barbara Fuller. ALLIED ARTISTS. (I) March 25, 1955. Hugh WOMAN FROM TANGIER, THE Marlowe, Nancy Gates. Color. COLUMBIA. (R) February 12, 1948. Adele Jer- WRECK OF THE HESPERUS, THE 68 gene, Stephen Dunne. COLUMBIA. (R) February 5, 1998. Willard Parker Patricia WOMAN HATER (Brit.) 611 White. UNIVERSAL, (R) July, 1949. Stewart Granger, WRECK OF THE MARY DEARE, THE (Ca) 105 Edwige PentMere. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December, WOMAN IN A DRESSING GOWN 93 1959. Gary Cooper, Charlton Heston. Color. WARNER BROS. (R) November. 1957. Yvonne WRITTEN ON THE WIND 88 Mitchell, Sylvia Syms. UNIVERAL. (R) January, 1957. Rock Hudson, WOMAN IN GREEN, THE 88 Lauren Bacall, Robert Stack. Dorothy Malone, UNIVERSAL. (R) July 7. 1945. Basil Itathbone, Color. Nigel Bruce. WRONG MAN, THE 103 WOMAN IN HIDING 02 WARNER BROTHERS. (R) January 26, 1957 UNIVERSAL. (R) January, 1950. Ida Lupino, Henry Fonda, Vera Miles. Howard Duff. WYOMING 84 REPUBLIC. (R) August WOMAN IN THE DARK 811 1. 1947. William Elliott, REPUBLIC. (R) January 15, 1952. Penny Ed- Vera Ralston. wards, Roes Elliott. WYOMING BANDIT SI WOMAN IN REPUBLIC, (R) July 15, 1949. Allan "Rocky" THE HALL, THE (Brit.) 93 Lune, Eddy EAGLE -LION. (R) August, 1949. Jean BIM M0118. Waller. Ursula Jeans. WYOMING HURRICANE 58 COLUMBIA. (R) April 20, 1944. Russell Hayden WOMAN IN THE WINDOW. THE 05 Bob REO RADIO. (R) Special. 1944-45. Edward O. Willa. Robinson, Joan Bennett. WYOMING MAIL WOMAN IN WHITE. THE 109 UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1950. Stephen McNally WARNER BROS. (R) May 15, 1948. Alexis Smith Alexis Smith. Color. Sydney Greenatreet. WYOMING RENEGADES 73 WOMAN OF DISTINCTION, A 85 COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1955, Phil Carey. Martha COLUMBIA. (R) April, 1950. Roeslind Russell Hier. Color. Ray Milland. WYOMING ROUNDUP 53 WOMAN OF THE NORTH COUNTRY 90 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) November 9, 1952. Whip

(R)REPUBLIC. September 5 1952 Rot Rod Cameron. Color. WOMAN OF THE RIVER 92 X COLUMBIA (R) September, 1957. Sophia Loren, Gerald Oury. Color. X THE UNKNOWN (Brit.) 81 WOMAN ON PIER IS. THE 73 WARNER BROS. (R) July, 1957. Dean Jagger, RKO RADIO. (R) June 8, 1950. Laraine Day Edward Chapman. Robert Ryan. WOMAN ON THE BEACH 71 REO RADIO. (R) June, 1947, Joan Bennett. Rob- Y ert Ryan. WOMAN ON THE RUN 77 YANG KWEI FEI (lap.) 90 UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1950. Ann Sheridan, BUENA VISTA. (R) September, 1956. Machiko Donnie O'Keefe. Rio. WOMAN THEY ALMOST LYNCHED 90 YANK IN INDO -CHINA, A Si REPUBLIC. (R) March 20, 1958. John Land COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1952, John Archer, Jean Audrey Totter. Willes. WOMAN WHO CAME BACK. THE 88 YANK IN KOREA. A 78 REPUBLIC. (R) December 18. 1945. Nancy Kelly. COLUMBIA, (R) February, 1951. Loo McCalliater John Ioder. William Phillips. WOMAN'S ANGLE, A (Belt.) 87 YANK IN LONDON. A (Brit.) 104 STRATFORD. (R) August. 1954. Edward Under - 20th CENTURY -FOX. (R) March. 1946. Anna down. Cathy O'Donnell. Neagle, Dean Jagger. WOMAN'S ANGLE, THE (Brit.) 90 YANKEE B UCCANEER 88 STRATFORD. (R) September 29, 1952. E. Under - UNIVERSAL. (R) October, 1952. Jeff Chandler, down, Kathy O'Donnell. Scott Brady. Color. WOMAN'S DEVOTION, A 88 YANKEE FAKIR 71 REPUBLIC. (R) November 9, 1956. Ralph Meek- REPUBLIC. (R) April 1, 1947. Douglas Fowler er, Janice Rule. Color. Jean Woodbury. WOMAN'S SECRET. A 85 YANKEE PASHA 84 REO RADIO. (R) February 7. 1949. Maureen U -I. '(R) April, 1954. Jeff Chandler, Rhonda O'Hara, Melvyn Douglas. Fleming. Color. WOMAN'S VENGEANCE. A N YAQUI DRUMS 71 UNIVERSAL. (R) February. 1948. Charles Beyer, ALLIED ARTISTS (R) October 14, 1956. Rod Ann Blyth. Cameron, Mary Castle. WOMAN'S WORLD (Cs) 94 YEARLING. THE 128 TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOX. (R) October. 1954 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1947 Clifton Webb, June Meson, Van Herrin. Lauren Gregory Peek. Jane Wyman. Color. Bacall. Color. YEARS BETWEEN. THE (Brit.) 100 WOMEN IN BONDAGE 72 UNIVERSAL. (SR) March 15. 1947. Michael Bed - MONOGRAM. (R) January 10, 1944. Gail Patrick grave, Valerie Hobson. Nancy Kelly. YELLOW BALLOON (Belt.) 80 WOMEN IN THE NIGHT IS ALLIED ARTISTS. (R) October 4, 1958. Andrew FILM CLASSICS. (R) January, 1948. Tala Birch Ray. Kathleen Ryan. William Henry YELLOW CAB MAN. THE 15 WOMEN OF PITCAIRN ISLAND 72 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) April 7, 1950 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) December, Red Skelton, Gloria DeHaven. 1956. James Craig, Lynn Bari. YELLOW MOUNTAIN 78 WOMEN'S PRISON 80 UNIVERSAL. (R) December, 1954, Lox Barer, COLUMBIA. (R) February. 1955. Ida Lupino, Mala Power'. Color. Howard Duff. YELLOW ROSE OF TEXAS WONDER MAN se REPUBLIC. (R) June 24, 1944. Boy Roger, BKO RADIO. (R) Special, 1944-45. Danny Kaye, Dale Evans. Virginia Mayo. Color. YELLOW SKY WORDS AND MUSIC 119 TWENTIETH CENTURY-PDX. (R) December, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) December, 1948. Oratory Peck, Anne Baxter, Richard Wid- 1948. Judy Garland, Mickey Rooney. Color. mark. WORLD, THE FLESH, AND THE DEVIL, THE (Cs) 95 YELLOWSTONE KELLY 91 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May. 1959. WARNER BROS. (R) September, 1959. Clint Harry Belafonte, Inger Stevens. Walker, Edward Byrnes. 400 Yel-Zor Length Length In Mins. In Mina. YELLOW TOMAHAWK 82 YOUNG LIONS, THE (Cs) 167 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) May. 1954, Rory Cal- TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) April, 1958 houn, Peggio Castle. Color. Marlon Brando, Montgomery Clitt. YELLOWFIN 74 YOUNG MAN WITH A HORN 112 MONOGRAM. (R) October 14. 1951. Wayne Morris, WARNER BROS. (R) March 11, 1950. Kirk Doug - Adrian Booth. lu, Lauren Bacall, Doris Day. YELLOWNECK 83 REPUBLIC. (R) March 22, 1955. Lin McCarthy YOUNG MAN WITH IDEAS 84 Stephen Cortleigh Color. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) May, 1952. YES SIR, MR. BONES 54 Glenn Ford, Ruth Roman. LIPPERT. (R) July 18, 1951. All Star Minstrel YOUNG PHILADELPHIANS, THE 188 WARNER BROS. (B) May, 1959. Paul Newman, YESShow.SIP. THAT'S MY BABY 82 Barbara Rush. UNIVERSAL, (R) September, 1849. Donald O'Con- nor, Gloria De Haven. Color. YOUNG STRANGER, THE 84 UNIVERSAL. (R) May. 1957. Kim Hunter, YESTERDAY AND TODAY 57 Arthur. UNITED ARTISTS. (B) December 2, 1958 James Mac Documentary. YOUNG WIDOW IS YOLANDA AND THE THIEF 108 UNITED ARTISTS. (B) March 1, 1948. Jane METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) November- -De- Russell, Lout Hayward. cember, 1945. Fred Astaire, Lucille Bremer. Color. YOUNG WIVES' TALE (Brit) 80 YOU CAME ALONG 108 STRATFORD. (R) June 9, 1952. Audrey Hep- PARAMOUNT.. (B) September 14. 1945. Robert burn, Nigel Patrick. Cumming,. Lizabeth Scott. YOUNGER BROTHERS, THE 77 YOU CAN'T BEAT THE IRISH (Brit.) 82 WARNER BROS. (R) May 28, 1949. Wayne Mor- STRATFORD. (R) March 17, 1952. Jack Warner, ris, Janis Paige. Color. Michael Dolan. YOUR PAST IS SHOWING! 87 YOU CAN'T RATION LOVE 79 RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF AMERICA PARAMOUNT. (R) Block 4, 1943-44. Betty Jane (R) July, 1958. Terry Thomas, Peter Sellers. Rhodes, Johnnie Johnston. YOU'RE IN THE NAVY NOW M YOU CAN'T RUN AWAY FROM IT (Ca) 95 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (B) ADrll, 1951 COLUMBIA.. (R) November, 1956. June Ailyson, Gary Cooper. Jane Greer. Jack Lemmon. Color. YOU'RE MY EVERYTHING 04 YOU FOR ME 71 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX, (R) August, 1949 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. (R) August, 1952 Anne Baxter, Dan Dailey. Color. Peter Linefeed. lane Grose. YOU'RE NEVER TOO YOUNG (VV) 102 PARAMOUNT. (R) August, 1955. Dean Martin, YOU GOTTA STAY HAPPY 180 Jerry Lewis, Diana Lynn. Color. UNIVERSAL. (B) January. 1949. Joan Fontaine, YOUTH ON TRIAL M James Stewart. COLUMBIA. (R) January 11. 1945. Cera Sae YOU KNOW WHAT SAILORS ARE (Brut.) 89 Collins, Eric Sinclair. UNITED ARTIST!. (B) November. 1954. Akins YOUTH RUNS WILD 87 Tamlrte. Donald Binden. Color. RKO RADIO. (R) Block 6. 1948-44. Bonita YOU NEVER CAN TELL 79 Granville, Kent Smith. UNIVERSAL. (R) September, 1951. Dick Powell, YUKON GOLD 02 Peggy Dow. MONOGRAM. (B) August 31, 1952. Kirby Grant YOU WERE MEANT FOR ME 91 YUKON MANHUNT 83 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX. (R) February, MONOGRAM. (R) July 8, 1951. Kirby Grant, 1948. Jeanne Craft. Dan Dailey. Margaret Field. YOUNG AND DANGEROUS (Cs) 78 08 TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX (R) October. 1957 YUKON VENGEANCE Leli Gentle, Mark Damon. ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) January 17, 1954. Kirby YOUNG AND WILD (N) 69 Grant. Mary Ellen Sal. REPUBLIC (R) April, 1958. Gene Evans, Scott Marlowe. Z YOUNG AT HEART 117 ZAMBA 78 WARNER BROTHERS. (B) January 1, 1956. Doris EAGLE LION. (B.) September, 1949. Jon Hall, Day. Frank Sinatra. Color. June Vincent. YOUNG 18ESS III 84 MGM. (R) May 29, 1958. Jean Simmons, Stewart ZANZABUKU Granger Deborah Kerr. Color. REPUBLIC. (B) April 18, 1956. Documentary YOUNG CAPTIVES. THE 66 Color. PARAMOUNT. (R) February, 1959. Steven Mario. ZARAK (Cs) 99 Luana Patten. COLUMBIA. (R) January, 1957. Victor Mature YOUNG CARUSO, THE (Ital.-Eng. dubbed) 77 Anita Ekberg, Michael Wilding. Color. I.F.E. (B) October, 1958. Gina Lollabrtgida. ZIEGFELD FOLLIES OF 1848 119 YOUNG DANIEL BOONE 71 (R) March. 1944 MONOGRAM. (R) March 5, 1950. David Bruce, METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER. Kristine Miller. Color. MGM Contract Stars. Color. ZOMBIES ON BROADWAY N YOUNG DON'T CRY, THE 89 REO RADIO. (R) Block 4, 1944-45. Bela Lucid, COLUMBIA. (R) August, 1957. Sal Mineo, James Wally Brown. Alan Carney. Whitmore. YOUNG GUNS, THE 84 ZOMBIES OF MORATAU 70 ALLIED ARTISTS. (B) August 12, 1956. Buss COLUMBIA. (R) March, 1957. Allison Hayes, Tamblyn, Gloria Talbott. Gregg Palmer. YOUNG LAND, THE 89 ZORRO RIDES AGAIN 68 COLUMBIA. (R) May, 1959. Pat Wayne, Yvonne REPUBLIC. (R) January, 1959. Joan Carroll, Craig. Color. Helen Christian.

401 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 country of origin is indicated in parentheses after the title Br-Great Britain; D-Denmark; F-France; G-Ger- many; Ind-India; It-Italy; J-Japan; S-Spain; Sw-Sweden. ARDEE FILMS, INC., 130 E. 58th Street, New Rabbits-Anyone (G) York 22, N. Y.; ELdorado 5-7787. Widow Lemké s Coup (G) RICHARD DAVIS, president. Life Starts With Seventeen (G) My Sixteen Sons (G) Like Lili Marleen (G) ARTKINO PICTURES, INC., 723 Seventh Avenue, The Sergeant's Daughter (G) New York 19, N. Y. Clrcle 5-6570. The Beggar Student (G) NICOLA NAPOLI, president. A Day Will Come (G)

ASTOR PICTURES CORP., 130 West 46th St.. CASOLARO GIGLIO FILMS DISTRIBUTING New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson 2-1287. CO., 277 Canal Street, New York 13, N. Y.; FRED BELLIN, president. WOrth 6-2112. Fear SALVATORI CASOLARO, president. Date With Disaster (Br) The Mermaid of Naples (Marruzzella) (C) (It) Time Without Pity (Br) Tormento (It) I Figli di Nessuno (It) Catene (It) ATLANTIS FILMS, INC., 1733 Broadway, New La Vendetta di una Pazza (It) York, N. Y. JUdson 2-8060. Man with Grey Gloves (It) NATHAN N. MILCO, president; GEORGE MORRIS, Duel without Honor (It) secretary -treasurer Harold L. Spero, General Sales Journey to Love (It) Manager. His last 12 Hours (It) The Girl in the Bikini (F) The Counterfeiters (It) Sin And Desire (F) Devotion (It) Three Brides For Three Beaux (D) Unknown Lover (It) Bayanga: Prisoners Of The Congo (F) La Favorita (It) The Amazing Mr. Callaghan (F) The Lucky Five (It) Singing Taxi Driver (It) Genoese Dragnet (It) AZTECA FILMS, INC., 1743 South Vermont Ave- Ettore Fieramosca (It) nue, Los Angeles 6, Calif.; REpublic 3-2191; 1564 Fugitive in Trieste (It) Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza 7-6950 Tarantella Napoletana (C) (It) 410 San Pedro Ave., San Antonio 1, Texas; CApitol Destination Matrimony (It) 6-7266; 410 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago 5, Ill.; Anita Garibaldi (It) WEbster 9-5899; 2075 Broadway, Denver, Colo.; Verginita' (It) MAin 3-0830. What Price Innocence (It) CARLOS HERRERA, president; FRANCISCO SALAS Doomed (It) PARRAS, secretary -treasurer. Flames of Love (It) Sposalizio Fatale (It) BAKER, SAM, ASSOCIATES, 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; LAckawanna 4-1490. SAM BARER, owner. CITATION FILMS INC., 15 E. 58 Street, New York, N. Y.; PLaza 9-7860. A. W. SCHWALBERG, President; SAL DIGENNARO, BRANDON FILMS, INC., 200 W. 57th Street, New Vice -President; MICHAEL STROGOFF. York 19, N. Y.; Clrcle 6-4868. THOMAS J. BRANDON, president. CLASA-MOHME, INC., 2019 South Vermont Ave- nue, Los Angeles 7, Calif.; REpublic 4-4171. BRENNER, JOSEPH ASSOCIATES, 251 West G. J. Mosul', president. 42nd Street, New York 36, N. Y.; LOngacre 3-3270. Other offices of the company are located at 901 JOSEPH BRENNER, owner. Soledad Street, San Antonio 5, Texas: 1475 Broad- way, New York 36, N. Y.: 1233 So. Wabash Ave., BURSTYN, INC., 1674 Broadway, New York 19, Chicago 5, III.; 828 Twenty-first St., Denver 5, Colo. N. Y.; CIrcle 5-1750. FAE R. MISRE, pres.-treas.; H. E. GOLDBERG, v.p. CONTINENTAL DISTRIBUTING, INC., 1776 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-2593. WALTER READE, JR., board chairman; IºVING CARROLL PICTURES, INC., 1501 Broadway, WORMSER, president; CARL PEPPERCORN and New York 19, N. Y.; LOngacre 4-5592. SHELDON GUNSBERG, V.Q. CARROLL L. PucIAvo, president. Room At The Top (Br) Pot Bouille (F) My Uncle, Mr. Hulot (F) CASINO FILM EXCHANGE, INC., 1564 Broadway. The Law Is The Law (Br) New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson 6-1442-3. The Eighth Day Of The Week (Br) MUNTO PODHORZER, president. Girls Of The Night (F) Every Night Another Bed (G) (C) Law And Disorder (Br) The Long Way Home (G) The Big Chief (F) Eternal Son of Love (G) Battle Of The Sexes The Perfect Secretary (G) Pretty Boy Floyd Above the Clouds (G) Expresso Bongo Two Bavarians in St. Pauli (G) The Girl And The River (F) 402 CONTINENTAL MOTION PICTURES CORPO- GRAND PRIZE FILMS, INC., 565 Fifth Avenue, RATION, 1560 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; New York 17, N. Y.; OXford 7-9170. PLaza 7.5548. SIDNEY KAUFMAN, president. GEORGE MARGOLIN, president. HARRISON, EDWARD FILMS, 1501 Broadway, DeROCHEMONT, LOUIS, ASSOCIATES, INC., New York 36, N. Y.; LAckawanna 4-1318. 380 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.; OX - EDWARD HARRISON, President. ford 7-0350. BORDEN MACE. president HOFFBERG PRODUCTIONS, INC., 362 W. 44th Great Adventure. The (Sw) Street, New York 36. N. Y.; Circle 6-9031-2. Embezzled Heaven JACK H. HOFFBERG, president. My Nine Lives (N) Power Among Men INTERNATIONAL FILM ASSOCIATES CORP 550 Fifth Avenue, New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza 7-4777, 7-6454. DOMINANT PICTURES, 247 Park Avenue, New B. BERNARD KREISLER, president; EDWARD KAKIS - York, N. Y., MUrray Hill 7-7800. LEE, vice-president. ARNOLD JACOBS, Manager. INTERNATIONAL RELEASING ORGANIZA- ELLIS FILMS, 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; TION, 452 5th Avenue, New York 18, N. Y.; LOngacre 3-5457. LOngacre 3-0516. JAC ELLIS, president. JULIUS GARFIELD, President.

EMBASSY PICTURES CORP., 1271 Sixth Avenue, JANUS FILMS, INC., 100 W. 55th Street, New New York, N. Y. JUdson 2-4358. York 19, N. Y.; JUdson 2-8160. JOSEPH E. LEVINE, president; BUDD ROGERS, Exec. BRYANT HALIDAY, president; IRA MICHAELS, V.p. vice president. West 42nd Street, Jack, The Ripper (Br) KASSLER, FRANK FILMS, 251 Hercules (It) New York, N. Y. BRyant 9-4514. Hercules Unchained (It) FRANK KASSLER, President. The Fabulous World of Jules Verne (G) The Anatomy Of Love (It) Aphrodite Goddess Of Love (It) White Nights (G) Bimbo The Great (G) KINGSLEY INTERNATIONAL PICT. CORP., Morgan The Pirate (It), 37 W. 57th Street, New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza The Law (F) 1-5948. Laughs Of Joy (It) EDWARD L. KINGSLEY, president. Thief Of Bagdad (It) Crime And Punishment (F) The Crucible (Br) EXCELSIOR PICTURES CORP 1564 Broadway, Lucky Jim (Br) New York 36, N. Y.; CIrcle 5-61574 Man In The Raincoat (Br) WALTER BIEG, president. The Most Dangerous Sin (F) The Night Heaven Fell (F) Picnic On The Grass (F) FILMS -AROUND -THE -WORLD, 745 Fifth Ave- The Would -Be Gentleman (F) nue, New York, N. Y. PLaza 2.5050. Come Dance With Me (F) IRVING SHAPIRO, president; ANNE EXELBERTH, vice Pan, The Jungle Boy (D) president. No Sun In Venice (F) That Naughty Girl (F) The Virtuous Bigamist (F) Of Love And Lust (Sw) Forbidden Fruit (F) LION INTERNATIONAL FILMS, LTD., 1501 Diary Of A Bad Girl (F) Broadway, New York, N. Y. LAckawanna 4-3351. Folies Bergere (F) MICHAEL B. BROMHEAD, Amer. Rep. Rosemary (G) LOPERT PICTURES CORP., 50 W. 57th Street, FILMS OF INDIA, 109 South Edinburgh Avenue, New York, N. Y.; PLaza 7-3330. Hollywood 48, Calif. R. M. BAGAI, president. ILYA LOPERT, president; CLEMENT PERRY, vice- Two Eyes, Twelve Hands (Ind) president. Light Of India (Ind) Lost Continent (It) (C) Indian Bracelets (Ind) Red Balloon, The (F) Life Of Mahatma Gandhi (Ind) Guendalina (It) The Woman in the Painting (It) FILM REPRESENTATIONS, INC., 251 \Veit 42nd Inspector Maigret (F) Street, New York, N. Y. LOngacre 3-1435. Night Of Cabina (It) SANFORD WEINER, President. Gates of Paris (F) Elephant Gun Tosca (It) Rue de Paris (F) He Who Must Die (F) Marie Octobre (F) Happy Is The Bride (Br) The Sentence (F) The Naked Eye Never On Sunday The Circle (Br) Possessors, The (F) To Bad She's Bad (It) The Great War (It) Razzia (F) The Bismarck Court Martial (G) His First Affair (F) The Split (J) Woman (It) Black Orpheus (F) Shamed (It) Dreams In A Drawer (It) Leonardo DaVinci (It) It Happened In Rome (It) FINE ARTS FILMS, INC., 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; BRyant 9-6734. LUX FILM AMERICA, INC., 1501 Broadway, New DR. ARTHUR EPSTEIN, president; RITA C. EAGLE, York 36, N. Y.; BRyant 9-2047. secs-treas. E. R. ZORGNIOTTI, president; P. G. ZURGO, vice president. GOVERNOR FILMS, 375 Park Avenue, New York, Anna (It) N. Y. PLaza 3-6216. Bitter Rice (It) DAVID EMANUEL, President; ARTHUR KERMAN, Barefoot Savage (It) vice-president. Without Pity (It) 403 Lure Of The Sila (It) Respectful Prostitute, The (Br) Maddalena (It) Naked Amazon (Br) (C) Outlaw Girl (It) Naked Nights (S) The Return Of Don Camillo (It) Big Time Operators, The Theodora, Slave Empress (It) The City Stands Trial (It) TOHAN PICTURES CO., 200 West 57th Street, The Golden Coach (It) New York 19y, N. Y.; Circle 6-4868. Green Magic (It) HERBERT R. STEINMANN, president. Les Miserables (It) The Voice Of Silence (It) TRANS -LUX DISTRIBUTING CORP., 625 Mad. ison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 1-3110. MEADOW, NOEL, ASSOCIATES, 229 W. 42nd RICHARD T. BRANDT, president. Street, New York 36, N. Y.; LOngacre 5-7763. Noel. MEADOW, owner. TUDOR PICTURES, INC., 375 Park Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. PLaza 3-6216. MEDALLION PICTURES CORP., 200 W. 57th ARTHUR KERMAN, president. Street, New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson 2.3636. B. B. SCHRIFT, president; DANIEL MCDONALD, A Cry From The Streets (Br) treasurer. The Unknown Soldier (Fin) PACEMAKER PICTURES, INC., 1790 Broadway, UNION FILM DISTRIBUTORS INC., 37 W. New York 19. N. Y.; PLaza 7-5363. 57th Street, New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 1-4490. MAX A. GOLDBERG, president; WILLIAM GOLDIE1O, PETER P. HORNER, president; PHIL LEVINE, vice- secretary -treasurer. president.

PRESIDENT FILMS, INC., 1501 Broadway, UNITED MOTION PICTURE ORGANIZATION, New 130 E. 58th Street, New York 22, N. Y.; ELdorado York 36, N. Y.; LAckawanna 4-3552. 5-7787. JOSEPH GREEN, president; HAROLD L. SºEat, vice- president. RICHARD DAVIS, president. Castles in the Skies (Yiddish) (Eng. dubbed) (R) VALIANT FILM CORP., 165 W. 46 Street, New Il Trovatore (It) York, N. Y. JUdson 6-7800. Interlude (Sw) FRED J. SCHWARTZ, president. Naughty Martine (F) Tevya (Yiddish) Captain From Koepenick (G) Unmarried Mothers (Sw) The Red And The Black (F) Wishing Well Inn (Br) Blonde In Bondage (Sw) Jonas (Eng. dial) The Blue Peter (Br) The Sins Of Rose Bernd (G) The Circus Of Love (G) Call Girls (G) Confessions Of Felix Krull (G) His Last Sentence (It) The Cosmic Monster (Br) Le Infideli (Unfaithful (It) The Crawling Eye (Br) Women in the Shadows (Sw) Dreaming Lips (G) Of Life And Love (It) RING FILM CORPORATION, 119 W. 57th St., Orders Are Orders (Br) New York 19, N. Y. JUdson 6-7391. A Plea For Cassion (It) I. CAaao, president. The Scavingers (PI) Senechal, The Magnificent (F) STRATFORD, JOHN G. CORPORATION, 250 W. Tomango (F) 57 Street, New York, N. Y. JUdson 6-7390. JOHN G. STRATFORD, president; GEORGE NEWMAN, ZENITH INTERNATIONAL FILMS CORP., 1501 vice president. Broadway, New York 36, N. Y. CHickering 4-6235. DANIEL FRANKEL, president; SYLVAIN GOLDMUNTZ, TIMES FILM CORPORATION, 144 W. 57th Strut, vice-president. New York 19. N. Y.; PLaza 7-6980. JEAN GOLDwURM, president; FELtx BBLGREY, vice- Mitsou (F) (C) president and counsel. Lovers And Thieves (F) The Virtuous Scoundrel (F) Foxiest Girl In Paris, The (F) The Devil Strikes At Night (G) Adulteress, The (F) The Lovers (F) Nana (F) The Cow And The Prisoner (F) Smallest Show On Earth, The (Br) Hiroshima, Mon Amour (F) "08/15" (Br) The 400 Blows (F)

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404B Television Stations

Channel Allocations

405 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 Decatur Andalusia WMSL-TV (Channel 23) WAIQ (Channel 2) (non -corn) The Tennessee Valley Radio & Television Alabama Educational Television Com- Co., Mutual Life Bldg., Decatur, Ala. ; EL mission, 807 Protective Bldg., Birmingham 3-0361. 3, Ala. ; Fairfax 2-4625. Frank Whisenant, pres. and gen. mgr.; A. B. ; Rex Sikes, pres.; Raymond D. Hurlbert, Millwood, chief eng. nat'l rep., Jack Masler; South, Clark Brown. gen. mgr. ; Al Renfro, chief eng. ; Lou Pene - guy, dir. coordination and information ; Mrs. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area, 50,000. Madge Law, office mgr. Dothan Operation : 1956. WTVY (Channel 9) CBS, ABC Birmingham WTVY, Inc., Cottonwood Road, Dothan, WAPI (Channel 13) NBC, ABC Ala.; 5-2810. Alabama Broadcasting System, Inc., P. O. Charles Woods, pres. ; F. E. Busby, Box 2553, Birmingham 2, Ala.; FA 3-6141. exec. vice-pres. & gen. mer. ; Joe Holloway, Charles F. Grisham, vice-pres. and general prog. dir. & prod. mgr. ; Art Creamer, sales mgr. ; Ray A. Furr, vice-pres., programming ; mgr. ; Ellis Anderson, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Albert J. Gillen, vice-pres., sales; Tom Per- Young Television Corp. cer, sales mgr. ; J. V. Sanderson, chief en- Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 37,500. gineer ; Johnny Johnson, prod. mgr. ; James B. Chenoweth, promotion dir. ; Nat'l. Reps., Florence Harrington, Righter and Parsons. WOWL-TV (Channel 15) Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 400,000. Television Muscle Shoals, Inc., 840 Cy- press Mill Road, Florence, Ala. ; AT 2-7711. P. O. Box 600; WBIQ (Channel 10) (non -corn) TWX Florence 8523. Richard B. Biddle, pres. ; Bill Alabama Educational Television Com- Mapes, nat'l sales mgr. ; Jack ; mission, 807 Protective Life Bldg., Bir- Workey, station mgr. Bryan Miley, vice-pres. ; John Martin, secy-treas. mingham 3, Ala. ; Fairfax 2-4625. Operation : 1957 ; TV sets in area : 57,000. Rex Sikes, pres. ; Raymond D. Hurlbert, gen. mgr. ; Al Renfro, chief eng. ; Lou Pene - Huntsville guy, dir. coordination and information; Mrs. WAFG-TV (Channel Madge Law, office mgr. 31) Rocket City Television, Inc., 1000 Monte : Operation 1955. Sano Blvd., S.E. ; Huntsville, Alabama ; -o-- Phone : Jefferson 9-1783. WBMG (Channel 42) Mobile Birmingham Television Company, Rm. WALA-TV (Channel 10) NBC 642, 190 N. State St., Chicago 1, Ill. Pape Television Co., Inc., 210 Govern- Harry Balaban, pres. ; Elmer Balaban, ment St., Mobile, Ala. ; HEmlock 3-3754. vice-pres. ; Otto Zeman, secy. & treas. CP, not operating. W. O. Pape, pres. ; W. B. Pape, exec. vice- pres. & gen. mgr. ; John E. Dixon, national -o-- sales mgr. ; Colonel Chuck Thompson, prom. WBRC-TV (Channel 6) CBS dir ; Dick McMullen, prog. dir. ; Raymond \VBRC, Inc., Birmingham 9, Ala. FA 2- Hurley, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., The Bolling 4701. Co. and Clarke Brown Co. Hulbert Taft, Jr., pres.; R. T. Schlinkert Operation: 1957; TV sets in area: 250,000. gen. mgr. ; Keith Barze, program dir. ; Oliver Naylor, gen. sales mgr. ; Hardy Carl, chief en- WKRG-TV (Channel 5) CBS gineer ; The Katz Agency, nat'l rep. WKRG-TV, Inc., 162 St Louis St, Mobile, Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 411,450. Ala.; HEmlock 2-5505. 406 Kenneth R. Giddens, pres. and treas. ; W. KTVA (Channel I I) CBS J. Hearin, Jr., exec. vice-pres. and chair.; C. Northern Television, Inc., Box 2200, An- P. Persons, Jr., vice-pres. and gen. mgr.; chorage, Alaska ; 5-4321; 2-2101. Ralph B. Chandler, sec. ; Donald Patton, chief A. G. Hiebert, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Jack M. eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. Walden, vice-pres. & chief eng. ; B. J. Gott - Operation: 1955; TV sets in area : 247,000. stein, treas.; Wm. J. Wagner, vice-pres.; John E. Contento, Jr., secy. ; Paul West, Montgomery prog. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Weed & Company, WCOV-TV (Channel 20) CBS Alaska Radio-TV Sales, Seattle. Capitol Broadcasting Co., P. O. Box 2505, Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area : 32,000. Montgomery, Ala. ; AM 5-3561. Oscar Covington, pres.; W. I. Milwee, Fairbanks vice-pres.; Hugh M. Smith, secy.-treas. & KFAR-TV (Channel 2) NBC, ABC ; prog. gen. mgr. Martha Hall, dir.; Bob Midnight Sun Broadcasting Co., Lathrop House, film dir. ; D. chief W. Weatherly, Bldg., B. O. 910, Fairbanks, Alaska. eng. ; nat'l rep., Young Television Inc. Donald Andon, stat. mgr.; Robert 1953; sets in area, 138,100. John- Operation: TV son, comm. mgr.; Jack Barnhart, comm. -0 - mgr. ; Wm. Van Blitterswyk, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Midnight Sun Broadcasting Co. WSFA-TV (Channel 12) NBC, ABC 1955 ; : 8,600. Broadcasting Company of the South, 10 E. Operation: TV sets in area Delano, P. O. Box 2566, Montgomery, Ala. ; AMherst 5-1251. KTVF (Channel I I) CBS B. Calhoun Hipp, pres. ; Carter Hardwick, Northern Television, Inc., Box 590, Fair- man. dir.; Richard Payne, chief eng. ; Gene banks, Alaska ; 3636 or 2468. Jacobsen, prog. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Grif- A. G. Hiebert, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Walter fin, Woodward. A. Welch, stat. mgr. ; John Griffin, comm. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 154,300. mgr. ; Garth Anderson, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Alaska Radio-TV Sales. Mt. Cheaha State Park Operation : 1955; TV sets in area 12,000 WCIQ (Channel 7) (non-com) Alabama Educational Television Com- Juneau mission, 807 Protective Life Bldg., Birming- KINY-TV (Channel 8) CBS ham 3, Ala.; Fairfax 2-4625. Alaska Broadcasting System, Inc., 830 Rex Sikes, pres. ; Raymond D. Hurlbert, Securities Bldg., Seattle, Wash.; 197. gen. mgr. ; Al Renfro, chief eng. ; Lou Pene - William J. Wagner, pres. & gen. mgr. ; guy, dir. coordination and information ; Mrs. Irene F. Wagner, vice-pres. & prog. mgr.; Madge Law, office mgr. Alma Lee Wilson, secy.-treas. ; J. W. Mc- Kinley, stat. Operation : 1955. mgr.; Verne Metcalf, sales mgr. ; Richard Peter, prod. mgr.; Wm. Partee, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Alaska Radio- Selma TV Sales. WSLA (Channel 8) Operation : 1956. Deep South Broadcasting Co., Box 1447, Montgomery, Ala. ARIZONA Wm. J. Brennan, pres.; Cyril G. Bren- Phoenix nan, vice-pres.; Wm. B. Benns, Jr., treas. KOOL-TV (Channel 10) CBS CP, not operating. Kool Radio -Television Inc., 511 W. Adams St., Phoenix, Ariz. ; Alpine ALASKA 3-3121. Gene Autry, ch. board of directors : Tom Anchorage Chauncey, pres., treas & gen'l mgr. ; Homer KENI-TV (Channel 2) NBC, ABC Lane, vice-pres. and ass't gen. mgr.; Kenneth Midnight Sun Broadcasting Co., 4th Ave. Morton, vice-pres. and dir. of sales ; Jack Theatre Bldg., P. O. Box 1160; 5-2201, Murphy, ass't mgr.; Emma Williams, secy. ; 2-0301. Albin Hillstrom, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., George P. Hollingbery Co. Harry J. Hill, pres. ; Miriam Kinsey, vice- pres. ; A. O. Bramstedt, secy.-treas.; Alvin Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 250,000. O. Bramstedt, gen. mgr. ; Bill Greene, -o- sales mgr.; Robert Capstick, prog. dir.; KPHO-TV (Channel 5) Dick Rand, prod. dir. ; Charles Gray, chief Meredith Engineering Co., 631 North First eng. ; nat'l rep., Midnight Sun Broadcasting Ave., Phoenix, Ariz.; ALpine 8-4511. Co. Richard B. Rawls, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Howard Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 21,300. Stalnaker, sta. mgr. & film buyer; Robert 407 "Action speaks loudest!"

Speaking of sales... nothing speaks clearer than high-speed television action. And CBS Films has three of the fastest-moving action shows in all syndication: NAVY LOG ... the U. S. Navy at war and in peace, in 102 half-hours of adventure on the high seas. A favorite on network television for 3 years, "Navy Log" is repeating that success in scores of markets coast -to -coast. THE GRAY GHOST... the daring exploits of Colonel John S. Mosby (of Mosby's Raiders), and the ideal action show to tie-in with the forthcoming Civil War Centennial celebra- tions. Stars Tod Andrews in 39 half-hours. U.S. BORDER PATROL ... the adventures of the nation's most active law -enforcement agency, battling crime on land, sea and in the air, along 6,000 miles of United States border. Richard Webb stars in 39 half-hours. Want to turn up sales volume? Let one of these action -charged series do the talking for you. CBS FILMS. "...the best film programs for all stations" New York, Chicago, Loa Angeles, Detroit, Boston, St. Louis, San Francisco, Dallas, Atlanta. Canada: S. W. Caldwell Ltd.

prog. Martin, dir.; George L. McClanathan, Harry C. Butcher, pres. ; Roger Van Duzer, chief ; eng. nat'! rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Pat Carrick, sls. mgr. ; Leav- Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 200,000. enworth Wheeler, Chief eng.; Hollingbery -o-- Co., nat'l rep. Auxiliary studio and offices in KTVK (Channel 3) ABC El Centro, Calif., 449 Broadway, ELgin 2-2345 Arizona Television Company, 3435 North Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 30,000. 16th St., P. O. Box 5068, Phoenix, Ariz. Ernest W. McFarland, pres. ; Leon M. ARKANSAS Nowell, vice-pres. ; Bill LaDow, station mgr., El Dorado mgr. of sls. ; George McLouth, chief eng.; KTVE (Channel 10) NBC nat'l rep., Blair Television Associates. Arkansas -Louisiana Television Co., Inc. c/o Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 202,300. Penn Hotel, Monroe, La. ; FA 5-5656. (See Phoenix -Mesa La., Monroe) KVAR (Channel 12) NBC Ft. Smith KTAR Broadcasting Co., 1101 N. Central Ave., P. O. Box 711, Phoenix, Ariz.; ALpine KFSA-TV (Channel 5) 4-4161. American Television Co., Inc., 101 North 4th St., Ft. ; Richard O. Lewis, pres. Smith, Ark. SUnset 3-3131. & gen. mgr.; J. W. Slates, vice-pres., gen. mgr.; John Ray Smucker, vices-pres., sales ; B. R. Full - Whitt, sls. mgr.; Willard Matten, chief eng. ; bright, secy-treas.; ; Bob Vache, prog. dir. nat'! rep., Headley -Reed Company. John Beck, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Avery- Knodel, Inc. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 100,000.

Operation : 1953 ; : TV sets in area 270,000. Hot Springs Tucson (Channel 9) K -GUN, TV (Channel 9) Southwestern Operating Co., 920 Rogers Tucson Television Company, Inc., Box Ave., Ft. Smith, Ark. 5147 Tucson, Arizona. MAin 3-3633. Henry S. Griffing, pres.; C. F. Motley, Tolbert Foster, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; James W. C. O. Fulgham, vice-pres. ; C. R. Guthrie, Hays, sta. mgr. ; Don Peterson, director of secy.-treas. engineering. Representatives : Headley -Reed TV, Clark Brown Co. (south). CP, not operating. Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 190,000. a Little Rock KARK-TV (Channel K01.1) -TV (Channel 13) CBS 4) NBC Arkansas Radio & Equipment Co., 10th & Old Pueblo Broadcasting Co., 115 W. Spring, Little Rock, Ark. ; FRanklin 6-2481. Drachman St., Tucson, Ariz. ; MAin 4-2511. T. K. Barton, Tom Chauncey, president & man. dir.; E. exec. vice pres.; Douglas Romine, vice pres. & station ; S. Mittendorf, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Paul mgr. Fred Schmutz, prog. dir. ; H. Lee Plunkett, asst. gen. mgr. ; Bernard Perlin, Bryant, comm. mgr. ; Shirley R. Kennedy, promotion ; gen. sales mgr. ; Budd Wiener, prog. dir.; dir. Champ Smith, chief eng. ; Howard Smith, chief eng. ; nat'l rep. George nat'l rep., Edward P. Hollingbery Co. Petry & Co., Inc. Operation : 1953 ; Operation: 1953;-o-- TV sets in area, 65,500. TV sets in area, 306,523. KUAT (Channel 6) (non corn) KTHV (Channel 11) CBS University of Arizona, Herring Hall Cam- Arkansas Television Co., 8th & Izard pus, Tucson, Arizona. Sts., P. O. Box 269, Little Rock, Ark. ; FRanklin -o - 4-3764. KVOA-TV (Channel 4) NBC, W. H. Bronson, chmn. of bd. ; K. A. Arizona Broadcasting Co., PO Box 5188, Engel, pres.; H. B. Clay, exec. vice-pres.; Tucson, Ariz.; MAin 3-2555. C. E. Lowry, treas. ; B. G. Robertson, Clinton D. McKinnon, pres. & gen. mgr. ; secy. & gen. mgr.; W. V. Hutt, sales mgr. ; Fred L. Vance, stn. mgr. ; Gordon E. Hamil- Doug. Wells, prog. mgr., Curtis Threlkeld, ton, operations mgr. ; Raymond H. Holsclaw, film buyer; nat'l rep. The Branham Co. chief eng. ; nat'l rep. The Branham Co. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area, 306,000. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 100,000. Pine Bluff Yuma -Little Rock KATV (Channel 7) ABC KIVA (Channel I I) NBC, CBS, ABC Central -South Sales Co., 100 Williams Rd.. Valley Telecasting Co., Box 1671, Yuma, Pine Bluff, Ark. JE 4-2051. Also, 310 W. 3rd Ariz. ; STate 6-8311. St., Little Rock, Ark. FR 4-1691.

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Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area, 292,633. -o-- KVIQ (Channel CALIFORNIA 6) California Northwest Broadcasting Co., Bakersfield Box 84, Eureka, Calif. HIllside 3-3061. KBAK-TV (Channel 29) CBS, ABC Fresno Bakersfield Broadcasting Co., Box 1448, Bakersfield, Calif. ; EXport 9-1761. KFRE-TV (Channel 12) CBS Ed Tabor, gen. mgr. ; Jim Garner, chief Triangle Publications, Inc., 733 "L" St., eng. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Box 144, Fresno, Calif. ; AMherst 8-6444. Paul Inc. R. Bartlett, pres.; Ed J. Frech, stat. mgr. ; Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area, 110,000. Keith L. Mealey, dir. of oper. & Eng. ; John Barrett, sales mor. ; Hal C. O'Donnell, prog. ---- dir. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Inc. KERO (Channel IO) NBC Operation : 1956; TV sets in area : 265,000. Transcontinent Television Corporation, 5th & Ash Street, San Diego, California; - BEl- mont 2-2114. KJEO (Channel 47) ABC David C. Moore, president; Arthur M. O'Neill Broadcasting Co., Box 1708. Fres- Mortensen, gen. mgr. ; Roland T. Kay, sls. no, Calif. ; BA 2-2411. mgr. ; Kenneth R. ; Croes, program dir. Ray J. E. O'Neill, pres.; J. C. Drilling, vice- Mattinson, mgr. of engineering; Margaret pres. Ireton, prom. dir. & gen. mgr.; George D. Helvey, secy.- treas. ; Don Webster, prod. mgr.; W. O. Ed - Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 186,000. holm, comm. mgr.; John Parkhurst, film dir.; Jack McElwain, chief eng.; nat'l rep., H -R Representatives. KFBL (Channel 39) Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 197,000. Pacific Broadcasters Corporation, 3761 S. Hill St., Los Angeles, California. KMJ-TV (Channel 24) NBC McClatchy Broadcasting Co., 1544 Van KLYD-TV (Channel 17) ABC Ness Ave., Fresno 21, Calif. ; AMherst 8-5221. Kern County Broadcasting Company, Eleanor McClatchy, pres. ; J. Brown Ma- 2831 Eye Street, Bakersfield, California; FA loney, vice-pres. ; James B. McClatchy. secy.- 7-7511. treas. ; Walter P. Jones & John J. Hamlyn, dirs. ; John I. Edwards, mgr. ; Wilson Lefler, Edward E. Urner, pres. ; Lincoln Dellar, sales mgr. ; Joseph Tomes, prog. & prod. chairman of bd. ; Bryan J. Coleman, vice mgr. ; James B. Hancock, chief eng. pres. ; Maurice St. Clair, sec. -treasurer ; Ed Urner, gen. mgr. ; nat'l rep. George P. Hol- Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 290,000. lingbery Co., 500 Fifth Avenue, New York. Los Angeles Operation : 1959 ; TV sets in area : 85,000. KABC-TV (Channel 7) ABC Chico American Broadcasting -Paramount Thea- KHSL-TV (Channel 12) CBS, ABC tres, Inc., ABC Television Center, Hollywood Golden Empire Broadcasting Co., Box 27, Cal.; NOrmandy 3-3311. 1041, Chico, Calif. ; FIreside 2-0141. Elton H. Rule, gen. mgr. ; Richard A. O'Leary, gen. sales mgr. ; Norman Mrs. Hugh McClung, pres. ; M. F. Wood - H. Sloane, sales service mgr. ; James B. Patterson, prog. ling, mgr. ; Robert Hoppough, prog. dir. ; dir. ; Norma Olsen, dir. of prog. oper. ; George Ross, nat'l sales mgr. ; Russell B. How- ard Lipstone, film dir. ; Ted Pope, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel. Grenier, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 101,460. Operation : 1949. Eureka O-- KIEM (Channel 3) CBS, ABC California -Oregon Television, Inc., Box KBIC-TV (Channel 22) 1021, Eureka, Calif.; Hillside 3-3123, TWX John Poole Broadcasting Co., 6540 Sunset EK-16. Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif. William B. Smullin, pres. ; Donald H. Tel- John H. Poole, president. ford, vice-pres. ; W. Edwin Smith, mgr. ; Rob- CP, not operating.

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413 KCOP (Channel 13) Operation: 1947; TV sets in Area, 2,537,- KCOP Television, Inc., 1000 N. Cahuenga 900. Blvd., Hollywood 38, Cal. , H011ywood 2- 7311. KTTV (Channel H) Kenyon Brown, pres. ; Alvin G. Flanagan, Times-Mirror Broadcasting Company, 5746 v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Amos T. Baron, sales mgr.; Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, California; Hol- Al Browdy, chief eng. ; Mary Warren, pro- lywood 2-7111. gram dir. ; Helen McDermott, Assist. Sec.- Norman Chandler, chmn. of bd.; Richard Treas. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. A. Moore, pres.; Harrison Chandler, exec. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 3,382,- vice-pres. ; Omar F. Johnson, vice-pres.-treas. ; 456. Richard G. Adams, sec'y.; H. Bruce Baumeis- ter, asst. secy. ; John R. Vrba, vice-pres. in KHJ-TV (Channel 9) e- chg. of sls. ; Robert W. Breckner, vice-pres., gen. mgr.; Dick Woollen, vice-pres. in chg. Don Lee Broadcasting System (a div. of of programs; Jack RKO General, Inc.), 1313 N. Vine St., Holly- O'Mara, vice-pres. in chg. of merch. & prom.; Reavis Winckler, wood 28, Calif. ; H011ywood 2-2133. dir. of pub.; Nord Whited, asst. progr. dir. ; Will Thomas F. O'Neil, pres. ; Malcolm C. Fowler, dir. news and public affairs ; Val Klein, vice-pres., gen. mgr., KHJ-TV ; Coute, commercial operations mgr. ; Edward Howard L. Wheeler, sls. mgr. ; Hal Phillips, Benham, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Blair-TV, Inc. prog. dir. ; Larry Hays, prod. mgr. ; Robert Operation :1948; TV sets in area : 2,300,000. Bullock, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. -o KMYR (Channel 34) Operation : 1951 ; TV sets in area : 2,200,000. Sherrill C. Corwin, 122 S. Robertson, Los - Angeles, California. KNXT (Channel 2) CBS CBS, Inc., 1313 N. Vine St., Los Angeles Modesto 28; H011ywood 9-1212. KTRB-TV (Channel 14) Frank Stanton, pres. ; Merle S. Jones, O'Neill Broadcasting Co., Box 1708, Fres- pres., CBS Television; Clark B. George, no, Calif. ; Robert gen. sales mgr. ; gen. mgr. D. Wood, J. E. O'Neill, pres.; J. C. Drilling, vice- Donald M. Hine, prog. dir. ; Austin Heywood, pres. sales prom. & pub. dir.; Edwin Miller, mgr. CP, of tech. oper.; nat'l rep., CBS Television not operating. Spot Sales. Redding Operation: 1950; TV sets in area, 2,600,000. KVIP (Channel 7) NBC _o_ Shasta Telecasting Corp., 2770 Pioneer KRCA (Channel 4) NBC Drive, Redding (Shasta Co.), Calif.; CH National Broadcasting Co., Sunset & Vine, 1-1414. Los Angeles 28, Calif. ; THornwall 5-7000 George C. Fleharty, pres. & gen. mgr. ; 9-3911. and Victoria Russell K. Olsen, v. pres. ; Larry Carr, secy. ; Thomas McCray, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; C. T. Ross, treas.; Ray Grant, sales mgr. ; James Parks, sls. mgr.; Jack Kenaston, prog. Lenora Arnold, prog. dir. ; nat'l rep., George mgr. ; Frank Hovore, mgr. adv. & prom. ; Hollingbery Co. George Burke, film mgr. ; Richard Ridgeway, Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 85,000. sls. service mgr. ; Edward Conklin, mgr., news & special events ; Paul Pierrat, prod. mgr. ; Sacramento Robert Henry, oprs. mgr. ; John Knight, chief KXTV (Channel 10) CBS eng. ; nat'l rep., NBC Spot Sales. Great Western Broadcasting, Corp., 601 7th Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 2,686,- Avenue, Sacramento 18, Calif. ; GIlbert 1- 000. 4041. -o - C. Wrede Petersmeyer, pres. ; Richard P. KTLA (Channel 5) Hogue, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; George Kapel, gen. Paramount TV Productions, Inc., 5800 sls. mgr.; Dean Borba, pgm. dir. ; Donald Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 28; H011ywood Ferguson, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H -R Televi- 9-3181. sion, Inc. Paul Raiborn, pres. (N. Y.) ; James Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area, 439,220. Schulke, vice pres. ; in ch. ; Dick Jolliffe, gen. KCCC-TV (Channel 40 sls. mgr.; Jack Donohue, nat'l sls. mgr. ; Bob ABC Jones, local sls. mgr. ; Robert Nashick, dir. of Capital City TV Corp., Box 1596, Sacra- promotion & adv. ; Robert Reagan, dir. of mento, Calif. publicity & public relations ; Robert Quinlan, Lincoln Dellar, owner ; A. J. Richards, program dir.; John Silva, chief engineer; gen. mgr.; Harry Bartholomew, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. Bill Furnell, prog. dir.; Theodore F. Hardy, 414 SESAC PAUL HEINECKE, PRESIDENT Licensing the perforrr.ance, mechanical or synchronization rights _n a repertory of dis- tinction to the entire ertertainment industry ... radio, television, theaters, concert halls, hotels, transcription and record companies. SESAC RECORDINGS` 3reat new sounds by top artists from all ...major record labels, brilliantly produced on hi-fi albums. Great variety and depth of selection in all categories : Big Bands, Mood, Strings, Dance, Concert, Combos, Piano, Latin, Religiou, Gospel, Vocal, Country and Western, Military Band, Polkas and Holidays. And the "DRUMMERS,''* those fast -selling musical sales starters, including numbers for station poomotions, commercials, weather, ime, news, sports and tiemes.

SESAC INC. THE COEIS_UIY TOWER 10 COLUMBUS CIRCLE N.Y.19, N.Y. * Trodemarós 415 sales prom. dir.; nat'l rep., Weed Television James G. Rogers, pres.; Glen McDaniel, Corp. secy.; E. Eloise Mills, treas. ; William E. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area, 354,400. Goetze, exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Jay Grill, vice-pres., gen. sales mgr. ; Ken Mc- KCRA-TV (Channel 3) NBC Clure, prom. & pub. mgr. ; LeRoy Bellwood, KCRA, Inc., 310 10th St., Sacramento v.p. & chief eng.; Joan Carson, Oper. mgr. ; 14, Calif.; HIckory 4-7300. nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc.

Ewing C. Kelly, pres. & gen. mgr. ; C. Operation: 1949; TV sets in area, 492,037. Vernon Hanson, vice-pres. ; Gerald Hansen, ----o-- secy.; Kenneth W. Hansen, treas. ; Howard XETV (Channel 6) ABC Smiley, asst. gen. mgr.; Robert E. Kelly, sta- Bay City Television, 4229 tion & nat'l sales mgr.; nat'l rep., Edward Pe- Park Blvd., San Diego 3, ; try & Co., Inc. Calif. CYpress 8-7191. Julian M. Kaufman, vice-pres. & gen. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 468,370. mgr. ; Harrison W. H. Eagles, promotion & KVIE (Channel 6) NET program mgr. ; Louis Meiers, bus. mgr. ; Bill Story, merchandising mgr.; Patricia Central California Educational Television, Carey, traffic mgr. ; Phil Fernandez, chief eng., nat'l P.O., Box 1882, Sacramento 9, California. rep., Blair Television Assoc. WA 2-6563. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 538,866. Robert D. Livingston, pres. ; Simpson Homage, v. pres. ; Frank Heath, sec. ; Mrs. San Francisco Sue Cook Zeitler, treas.; Regional Vice Presi- KBAY-TV (Channel 20) dents: Dr. Garrett Starmer, Harry Venning, Mrs. Julie K. Rifkin, Dr. Kenneth MacPher- Bay Television, 122 So. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif. BR 2-8282. son, Charles N. Whitmore ; John C. Crabbe, gen. mgr.; Bill Hopkins, Programming; H. Sherrill C. Corwin, owner. Eugene Larson, chief eng. ; Bradford B. War- CP, not operating. ner, prod. ; Victor Hyden, schools coordinator. Operation : 1959. KGO-TV (Channel 7) ABC Salinas American Broadcasting -Paramount Thea- KSBW-TV (Channel 8) CBS. ABC, NBC tres, Inc., 277 Golden Gate Ave., San Fran- cisco 2 ; UNderhill 3-0077. Salinas Valley Broadcasting Corp., P. O. David M. ; Box 1651, 238 John St, Salinas, Calif. ; Sacks, gen. mgr. Russ C. Cough- HAr- lan, gen. rison 2-6422. (Affiliated with KSBY-TV, San sls. mgr.; George Rice, prog. mgr. ; Luis Obispo, Calif.) George T. Rodman, mgr. of prom. & public- ity; Victor Reed, dir. of news; Harry Jacobs, John C. Cohan, pres. & gen. mgr.; W. M. chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Inc. Boates, asst. gen. mgr. ; Graham H. Moore, Operation 1949 ; sets : 1,300,000. sls. dir. ; Gary Ferlisi, pgm. dir. ; Bill Hargan, TV in area chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. -o- Operation: 1953: TV sets in area: 185,400. KMTR (Channel 38) San Diego Golden State Telecasting Co., 521 Fifth Avenue, New York City. KFMB-TV (Channel 8) CBS Transcontinent Television Corp., 5th and Ash Streets, San Diego, Calif., BElmont KPIX (Channel 5) CBS 2-2114. Westinghouse Broadcasting Co., Inc. David C. Moore, pres. George Whitney, (Cal.), 2655 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco 9, Calif.; PRospect 6-5100. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Bill Fox, station mgr. ; Charles Abel, chief eng. ; Parker H. Jackson, D. H. McGannon, pres. (N. Y.) ; Philip prom. dir. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., G. Lasky, vice-pres.; WBC; Louis S. Simon, Inc. gen. mgr. ; Wm. G. Hunefeld, Jr., sales mgr.; Operation: 1949, TV sets in area, 538,866. Ray A. Hubbard, prog. mgr.; Chris Christen- sen, adv. and sales promotion 0 mgr. Operation :1948 ; TV sets in area : 1,499,000. KFMX (Channel 27) 122 So. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles 48, KQED (Channel Calif. BR 2-8282. 9) -(non -corn) Bay Area Educational Television Associa- Sherrill C. Corwin, owner. tion, 525 Fourth St., San Francisco 7, Calif. ; CP, not operating. SUtter 1-8861. Mortimer - o- Fleishhacker, Jr., pres. ; Dr. Glenn S. Dumke, v.p.; Mrs. _'uart L. Rawl- KFSD-TV (Channel 10) NBC ings, Jr., v.p. ; Emmett G. Solomon, v.p. ; Rob- KFSD Inc., Highway 94 at 47th St., San bins Milbank, sec.; Roland Pierotti, treas.; Diego 12, Calif. CO 2-2421. James Day, gen. mgr.; Jonathan C. Rice, prog.

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417 mgr. ; Irving Saraf, film dir. ; Marianne Gold- James D. Russell, pres. & gen. mgr. ; man, pub. & prom. dir. ; Gerald Marans, prod. Betty Z. Russell, vice-pres. ; Robert D. Ellis, dir. ; James L. Raeside, transmitter eng. vice-pres. & nat'l sales mgr. ; Carl Pehlman, Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 1,206- prog. dir. ; nat'l rep., The Bolling Co., Inc. 700. Operation: 1952; TV sets in area: 96,533. 0 -o--- KRDO-TV (Channel 13) NBC KRON-TV (Channel 4) NBC Pikes Peak Broadcasting Co., The Chonicle Publishing P. O. Box Co., 929 Mission 1457, Address : St., 399 S. 8th St., Colorado San Francisco 19, Calif. ; GArfield 1-1100. Springs, Colo.; MElrose 2-1515. Charles Thieriot, pres. ; H. P. See, gen. Harry W. Hoth, Jr., pres. ; mgr.; A. H. (AL) & gen. mgr. Constant, Station mgr.; J. E. Gardner, station mgr. ; William A. Herbert Schu- Morrison, sls. mgr. ; Douglas Elle - barth, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Branham Co. son; prog. mgr. ; J. L. Berryhill, chief eng. ; Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 90,000. nat 1 rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.

Operation : 1949; TV sets in area : 1,370,000. Denver KBTV (Channel 9) ABC TV Denver, Inc., 1089 Bannock St., Den- KTVU (Channel 2) ver 17, Colo. ; AM 6-3601. San Francisco -Oakland Television, Inc., John C. Mullins, pres. ; Joseph Herold, 1 Washington St., #1 Jack London Square, stat. mgr. ; Gil Lee, asst. to stat. mgr. ; Oakland 7, Calif. ; TE 4-2000. Robert L. Brown, nat'l sales mgr. ; James San Jose Moore, bus. mgr. ; promotion : Hal Taft ; James Butts, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Peters, KNTV (Channel II) Griffin, Woodward, Inc. Stanaard Radio & Television Co., 645 Park Operation: 1952; TV sets in area: 378,100. Ave., San Jose, Calif. ; CYpress 7-5577. Allen T. Gilliland, pres. ; Frederic A. Na- KLZ-TV (Channel 7) CBS glestead, oper. mgr. ; Fran Conrad, nat'l sales ; Aladdin Broadcasting mgr. Dan Norton, local sls. mgr. ; Corp., 131 Speer Jack Blvd., Denver Launeer, prog. dir. ; Robert A. Latham, chief 3, Colo. ; MAin 3-4271. eng. ; national rep., Young Television Corp. Hugh B. Terry, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Jack Operation : 1955. K. Tipton, station mgr. and dir. of sales; Paul Blue, prog. dir. Jimm Seaney, promo- Santa Barbara tion mgr. ; Eugene Jenkins, chief eng. ; nat'l KEY-T (Channel 3) NBC, ABC, CBS rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Operation: Key Television Inc., 730 Miramonte Drive, 1953; TV sets in area : 378,100. Santa Barbara, Calif.; WOodland 5-8533. -o-- William F. Luton, pres. & treas. ; Arthur F. KOA-TV (Channel 4) NBC Marquette, vice-pres. & chairman of bd.; Rob- Metropolitan Television Co., 1044 Lincoln ert C. Burris, vice-pres. & station mgr. ; Ruth St., P.O. Box 5012, Denver 17, Colo. ; CHerry S. Nace, prom. mgr. ; Mary Ann Casey, prog. 4-4141. ; mgr. Paul A. Williams, dir. of eng. ; nat'l rep., Wm. Grant, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Ralph Young Television Corp., 3 E. 54th St., N. Y. 22. Radetsky, sta. mgr. & asst. gen. mgr. ; Si Palmer, prog. mgr. ; Dean Faulkner, prom. Operation 1953 ; sets : ; TV in area 112,100. mgr. Dick Harris, gen. sales mgr. ; Royce Na- Stockton tion, bus. mgr. ; Sid Davidson, dir. eng. ; Sam Houston, film dir. ; nat'l rep., NBC Spot Sales. KOVR (Channel 13) Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 453,036. Television Diablo, Inc., 225 E. Miner Ave., Stockton 2, Calif. ; HOward 6-6981. KRMA-TV (Chimed 6) (non Paul Miller, pres.; Ned Smith, gen. mgr.; -corn) Richard J. Anderson, chief engineer; nat'l Denver Public Schools, 13th at Glenarm rep., Blair Television Associates. Sts., Denver 4, Colo. ; AComa 2-4561.

: Howard L. Johnson, exec. dir. ; Operation 1954 ; TV sets in area ; 403,250. James W. Case, asst. exec. dir. ; John G. Cullen, chief COLORADO eng. Colorado Springs-Pueblo Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 436,840. KKTV (Channel I I) CBS -o-- KTVR (Channel 2) TV Colorado, Inc., P. O. Box 1078, 512 S. Tejon, Colorado Springs, Colo.; MElrose KTVR, Inc., 550 Lincoln, Denver, Colo. ; 4-2844. Pueblo office & studio, Highway 50 - KEystone 4-8281. West, P. O. Box 293, Pueblo, Colorado; LIn- Dave Mendelsohn, gen. mgr. ; Ray Galla- coln 2-5570. ger, prog. dir.; Jim Brennan, sales mgr.; 418 18) Lynn Christian, prod. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Blair WHCT (Channel Television Associates. Affiliated WNTA (Channel 13) Operation: 1952; TV sets in area: 503,147. Capitol Broadcasting System, Inc., 555 Asy- ; JAckson 5-2611. Grand Junction lum St., Hartford 5, Conn. D. gen. mgr. ; Charles Bell, NBC, ABC Edward Taddei, KREX-TV (Channel 5) CBS, Jr., exec. assistant to gen. mgr.; Keith G. - Western Slope Broadcasting Co., 116 Hill Dare, dir. of sls. ; Bruce B. Compton, local sls. Colo. ; CH ; crest Manor, Grand Junction, mgr. ; David K. Harris, pgm. dir. Anthony 2-5000. Guarino, Jr., eng. dir. ; nat'l rep., Young Tele- Rex Howell, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Robert J. vision Corp. ; Regional Rep., Nona Kirby Co. ; McMahan, vice-pres. & TV dir.; Roy Adam- Boston, Mass. son, secy.-treas. & asst. mgr.; nat'l rep., Hal Operation : 1959 ; TV sets in area : 364,000. Holman Co. 0 : ; sets in : 35,899. Operation 1954 TV area WTIC-TV (Channel 3) Montrose The Travelers Broadcasting Service Corp., KREY-TV (Channel 10) NBC, CBS, ABC 26 Grove St., Hartford 15, Conn. JAckson (Satellite of KREX-TV, Grand Junction, Colo.) 5-0801. Black Canon Broadcasting Co., Inc., Box Paul W. Morency, pres. & dir. ; Walter C. 120, Montrose, Colo. ; Tel.: CH 9-3011 Johnson, vice-pres., secy.-dir. and gen. mgr.; Rex Howell, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Roy Leonard J. Patricelli, vice-pres. progs. ; Irwin Adamson, secy.-treas. ; Carl Q. Anderson, C. Cowper, vice-pres., sales ; nat'l rep., Har- v.p. & stat. mgr. & chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Hal rington, Righter & Parsons, Inc. Co. : Holman Operation : 1957; TV sets in area 1,090,- Operation: 1956. 500. Pueblo New Britain (Channel 5) NBC KCSJ-TV WHNB (Channel 30) NBC Affiliate-NAB, TVB Star Broadcasting Co., Inc., 2226 Television Connecticut Television, Inc., 1422 New Lane, Pueblo, Colo. ; LIncoln 4-5782. Britain Avenue, West Hartford 10, Conn., Cliff Hendrix, senior board dir. ; James Telephones : HArtford : ADams 3-8551, New Guy Croll, dir. TV sales and prog. ; R. C. Britain : BAldwin 3-3603. Kearney, bus. mgr.; M. L. Cunningham, dir. Herbert Scheftel, pres. ; Alfred Berger, ; Rob- eng. and prod. ; Bill Bruce, prom. mgr. ; nat'l vice-pres. ; Elmer Balaban, secy. & treas. rep., John E. Pearson Television, Inc. ert Bray, asst. secy. and gen. mgr. ; Jack Fox, dir. of sls. ; Philip Corvo, prog. mgr. ; Ray- Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 56,500. mond Petrof sky, bus. affairs mgr. ; Howard Sterling Wry, prom. mgr. ; Thomas Doody, mgr. -eng. ; KHQL-TV (Channel 3) nat'l rep., NBC Spot Sales. 313,000. Bi -States Co., 414 East Avenue, Holdredge, Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area, Nebraska. New Haven CONNECTICUT Bridgeport WELT-TV (Channel 59) Conn. Radio Foundation, Inc., 221 Orange WCTB (Channel 71) (non -corn) St., New Haven, Conn. Education, Connecticut State Board of Richard W. Davis, pres. ; Edwin H. State Office Building, Hartford, Conn. ; JAck- Schweitzer, Rudy Frank, William Horo- son 7-6341. witz, vice-pres. ; John B. Grant, secy.; Wm. CP, not operating. J. Falsey, treas. CP, not operating. WICC-TV (Channel 43) ABC -o- Connecticut -New York Broadcaster, Inc., WNHC-TV (Channel 8) ABC Fairfield, ; CLearwater 2190 Post Road, Conn. Triangle Publications, Inc., 135 College St., 6-0461. New Haven, Conn.; SPruce 7-3611. pres. & mgr.; Kenneth M. Cooper, gen. Howard Maschmeier, gen. mgr.; John F. John E. Metts, v.p. & bus. mgr. ; Harry Cundiff, gen. sales mgr. ; James Kovach, prog. Downie, pgm. dir. ; Bill Coddaire, prom. dir. ; mgr. ; Howard W. Wessenberg, chief eng. ; Russell Adams, film ed. & chief eng. ; nat'l dir. ; nat'l rep., Blair rep., Young Television Corp. Peter Gallagher, prom. TV, Inc. Operation : 1953. : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 948,700. Hartford Operation WEDH (Channel 24) (non-com) New London Connecticut State Board of Education, WNLC-TV (Channel 26) State Office Building, Hartford, Conn. The Thames Broadcasting Corp., 281 State CP, not operating. St., New London, Conn. ; Gibson 2-4365. 419 Gerald J. Morey, pres.; Roderick L. Cawley, adv. & prom. mgr. ; nat'l rep., NBC Morey, vice-pres. & treas. ; Mary L. Morey, Spot Sales. secy. CP, not operating. Operation: 1947; TV sets in area: 900,100. Norwich WTOP-TV (Channel 9) CBS WCTN (Channel 63) (non -corn) Broadcast Division, Connecticut Washington Post State Board of Education, Company, Broadcast House, Washington 16, State Office Building, Hartford, Conn. JAck- D. C.; EMerson 2-9300. son 7-6341. John S. Hayes, pres. ; CP, not operating. Clyde M. Hunt, vice- pres. for eng. ; George F. Hartford, vice-pres. Stamford for WTOP-TV ; Jim Silman, prog. dir. ; Rob- ert Bordley, ; WSTF (Channel 27) sales mgr. Robert Adams, prom. dir. ; Stanley Friedman, prod. dir. ; William Stamford -Norwalk Television Corp., c/o Hedgpeth, film dep't. ; Donald H. Cooper, Prentiss M. Brown, Cafritz Bldg., Washing- mgr., tech. op.; nat'l rep., CBS Television ton 6, D. C. Spot Sales. Prentiss M. Brown, pres. ; Vincent M. Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 780,000. Gaughan, vice-pres.; Wendell Lund, secy.- treas. CP, not operating. WTTG (Channel 5) Waterbury Metropolitan Broadcasting Corp., Hotel Raleigh, Washington, WATR-TV (Channel 53) ABC D. C.; STerling 3-5300. John E. McArdle, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; WATR, Inc., 440 Meadow St., Waterbury, Peter Whipple, sls. traffic mgr. ; Conn. PLaza 5-1121. Symon B. Cowles, prom. dir. ; Malcolm M. Burleson, chief eng. ; Harold Thomas, pres. ; Samuel Elman, gen. nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin & Woodward, mgr.; Inc. Astrid Curtis, prog. dir.; nat'l rep., Operation: 1947 TV sets in area: 728,000. Jack Masla Co., Inc., -N. Y. ; Nona Kirby Co. - Boston. FLORIDA

Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 300,000. Daytona Beach WESH-TV (Channel 2) DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Telrad, Inc., P.O. Box 1712, Daytona Washington Beach, Fla.; Clinton 3-6591. WMAL-TV (Channel 7) ABC John H. Perry, Jr., pres. ; Thomas S. Gil- Evening Star Broadcasting christ, Jr., vice-pres. ; W. W. Atterbury, Jr., Co., Inc., 4461 secy.; Walter M. otrouse, stat. mgr.; Jack Connecticut Ave., N. W., Washington 8, D. C.; KEllogg Newsom, gen. sls. mgr.; A. O. Peck, chief 7-1100. eng.; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. John W. Thompson, Jr., pres. ; F. S. Hou - Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 197,100. wink, gen. mgr. ; Neal J. Edwards, sales mgr. ; Allan T. Powley, chief eng. ; Theodore Ft. Lauderdale -Miami N. McDowell, prog. mgr. ; E. H. Meeks, WITV (Channel 17) ABC prom. & pub. dir. ; Herbert Victor, prod. mgr. ; Gerico Investment Co., 300 E. Las nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. Olas Blvd., Fort Lauderdale; 228 N.E. 3rd St., Operation : 1947. Miami, Fla.; FRanklin 4-3108 (nat'l sales o- office). WOOK-TV (Channel Bill Latham, chief eng.; Glenn Carpenter, 14) oper. United Broadcasting mgr.; Mortimer W. Loewi, pres., vice- Co., Inc., 8th & Eye pres., & gen. mgr.; William Latham, asst. Sts., N.W., Washington, D.C. REpublic 7- gen. mgr. & chief eng. ; Mike Korman, sales 8000. mgr.; Lee Phillips, nat'l sales mgr.; nat'l Richard Eaton, pres. ; Margaret G. Eaton, rep., Forjoe-TV, Inc. secy.-treas. CP, not operating. CP, not operating. Fort Myers -o-- WINK-TV (Channel 11) ABC, CBS WRC-TV (Channel 4) NBC Fort Myers Broadcasting Co., 54 Palm National Broadcasting Co., 4001 Nebraska Beach Blvd., Fort Myers, Fla.; EDison 4- Ave., N.W., Washington 16, D. C. EMerson 1331. 2-4000. Edward J. McBride, pres. ; Arthur B. Mc- Joseph Goodfellow, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Bride, vice-pres. ; A. J. Bauer, gen. mgr. & Peter B. Kenney, sta. mgr.; Tom Paro, dir. of sales mgr.; Frank Nodine, prog. dir. ; Bob sls. ; Arthur Faircloth, sls. mgr. ; L. A. Mc- Bachman, tech. dir. ; nat'l rep., Walker- Clelland, dir. of oper.; Weston Harris, prog. Rawalt, Inc. dir. ; John A. Lavan, bus. mgr. ; Ralph R. Mc - Operation : 1954. 420 Fort Pierce local sales mgr. ; Robert Paasch, chief eng. ; 19) CBS, ABC Gene Walz, prod. mgr.; Gene Shul, news WTVI Television (Channel mgr.; Donald F. Fischer, audience prom. Ft. Pierce, Fla. Signal Hill, mgr. ; Frank Struzzieri, film mgr. ; nat'l rep., Gene T. Dyer, owner, senior exec. ; Patrick NBC Spot Sales. J. Beacom, gen. mgr. ; Lester M. Combs, sta. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 450,000. mgr. -o-- : 1960. Operation WMFL-TV (Channel 33) Gainesville Miami Biscayne TV Corp., Biscayne Ter- race FRanklin 1-6641. WUFT (Channel 5-non comm.) Hotel, Miami, Fla.; Rand, University of Florida, 234 Stadium, Gaines- Rex pres. ville, Fla. ; FRanklin 6-3261, Ext. 549, 764. CP, not operating. On the air. -o-- WPST-TV (Channel 10) Jacksonville Public Service Television, Inc., Biscayne WFGA-TV (Channel 12) Blvd. & 21st St., Miami 37, Fla.; FR 1-6501. Florida -Georgia Television Co., Inc., 1070 G. T. Baker, pres. ; G. W. Gibbs, Jr., vice- E. Adams St., Jacksonville 2, Fla. ELgin pres.; Eleanor L. Larsen, corporate secy.; J. 6-3381. C. Brawner, treas. ; W. F. Johnston, asst. secy- Alexander Brest, pres.; Mitchell Wolfson, asst. treas. ; Walter Koessler, gen'l mgr. ; Bob vice-pres.; Jesse H. Cripe, vice-pres., treas., Hanna, nat'l. sls. mgr. ; Eleanor L. Larsen, gen. mgr. pgm. dir. ; Jack Barry, oper. mgr. ; George Booker, prod. mgr. ; Nat Tashman, prom. & Operation : 1957. mdsing. dir. ; William R. Needs, chief eng. ; -o - nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. WJCT (Channel 7) (non-com) Operation : 1957 ; TV sets in area : 451,320. Educational Television Inc., 1070 E. --o Adams St., Jacksonville, ELgin 5-6421. Fla.; WTHS-TV (Channel 2) (Non-com) Dr. William Kenneth Cumming, gen. mgr. Dade County, Florida (Miami) Public Operation : Sept. 10, 1958. Schools & South Florida Educational TV -o- Foundation, Inc., 1410 Northeast Second WJHIP-TV (Channel 36) NBC, ABC Ave., Miami 36, Fla. ; FRanklin 7-4311. Jacksonville Journal Co., 4038 Phillips Clif Mitchell, dir. of radio & TV education ; Highway, Jacksonville 7, Fla.; Exbrook 8- Dr. Joe Hall, supt. of schools ; James I. Kel- 9751. ler, Jr., pres., South Fla. Ed. TV Foundation; John H. Perry, Jr., pres. & chmn. of bd.; Dr. James A. Godard, vice-pres. W. W. Atterbury, Jr., vice-pres. & treas. ; Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 380,000. T. S. Gilchrist, Jr., gen. mgr. ; Jack New- -o- som, stat. mgr.; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. WTVJ (Channel 4) CBS CP, not operating. Wometco Enterprises, Inc., 306 N. Miami Ave., Miami 31, Fla. ; FRanklin 4-6262. -0- Mitchell Wolfson, pres.; Lee Ruwitch, WJXT (Channel 4) CBS exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; John Shay, WJXT, operated by the Broadcast Division vice-pres. in chge of oper. ; Earl Lewis, chief of the Washington Post Co.,1851 Southampton eng.; William R. Brazzil, vice-pres., sales; Road, Jacksonville 7, Fla. ; EXbrook 8-0501. Lee Waller, dir, of prog. oper.; Burt Toppan, Glenn Marshall, Jr., pres.; Dave Booher, prom. mgr. ; Lyn Lucas, dir. of prod. oper. ; sales mgr. ; Leonard Mosby, prog. dir.; Pete nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. House, prod. mgr. ; Tom Mahaffey, prom. Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 412,000. dir. ; Ernest Vordermark, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., CBS Television Spot Sales. Orlando WDBO-TV (Channel 6) CBS Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 368,440. Cherry Broadcasting Co., 30 S. Ivanhoe Miami Blvd., Orlando, Fla.; CHerry 1-1491. WCKT (Channel 7) NBC William S. Cherry, Jr., pres. ; Arnold F. Biscayne Television Corp., P. O. Box 38 M, Schoen, Jr., vice-pres., William H. Good- Miami 38, Fla. ; PLaza 1-6692. man, treas. ; Harold P. Danforth, Sr., gen. Niles Trammell, pres. & gen. mgr.; John mgr. ; James E. Yarbrough, chief eng. ; S. Knight, James M. Cox, Jr., vice-pres.; Walter Sickles, prog. dir. & film buyer ; ; James L. Knight, treas. ; Charles Kelly, sta- Mrs. Agnes Carlson, sales coordinator ; tion mgr. ; Robert L. Fidlar, director of sales ; Mark V. Barker, Jr., prod, dir. nat'l rep., Charles Philips, nat'l sls. mgr. ; Anthony C. Blair Television Associates. Krayer, bus. admin. mgr. ; James Campbell, Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 200,000.

421 WEAL -TV (Channel 18) ida ; Phone : 4-5751. St. Petersburg Studio : Orange County Broadcasters, Inc., Box St. Petersburg Jr. College, 6605 5th Avenue, 7547, Orlando, Fla. North, St. Petersburg, Fla. ; Phone : DIckens 5-9351. R. H. Gunckel, Jr., pres. ; James H. Saw- yer, vice-pres. William Maclnnes, pres. ; Brintnall H. Merchant, vice-pres.; Michael M. Bennett, CP, not operating. secty. ; Vorman Kimbrough, treas. ; R. LeRoy Lastinger, gen. mgr. ; Orbra Harrell, chief WLOF-TV (Channel 9)ABC eng. ; Val Cook, dir., public relations ; John Mid Florida Television Corporation, 639 Thorne, Jr., film dir. W. Central, Orlando, Florida. GA 4-8537. Operation : 1958 ; TV sets in area : 200,000. Joseph L. Brechner, pres., treas., -o-- dir. ; Hershell G. Stuart, vice-pres., dir. ; Hy- WFLA-TV (Channel 8) NBC man N. Roth, secy., dir. ; Marion B. Brech- The Tribune Company, 905 Jackson St., ner, asst. secy., & treas., dir. ; William V. Mill- P. O. Box 1410, Tampa 1, Fla. ; 2-0131. er, local sls. mgr. ; William T. Latham, nat'l C. pres. ; George W. Harvey, & reg'! sls. mgr. ; Walter Baker, prog. dir. ; J. Council, & mgr. ; William B. Faber, Richard Steck, prod. mgr. ; Dodd Daniel, vice-pres. gen. sales mgr. ; J. E. Faraghan, prog. dir. ; Carl chief eng. ; Dennis Gregory, film ed. ; nat'l rep., Headley -Reed Co., 750 Third Ave., N. Y. P. Bergquist, mgr. prog. operations ; J. H. 17, N. Y. Mitchell, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair-TV, Inc.-Harry E. Cummings (Southeast). Operation : 1958. Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 372,200. Panama City -o- WJDM (Channel 7) ABC, NBC, CBS WTVT (Channel 13) CBS WJDM-TV, Inc., Box 428, Panama City, WKY Television System Inc., 3213 Grand Fla. ; Adams 4-2251. Central, Box 1198, Tampa 1, Fla.; Trans- Mel Wheeler, pres. and 98% owner ; Vinnie mitter, Prospect Road, Tampa. REdwood Wheeler, 2% owner; Milt deReyna, vice-pres. 6-1313. and nat'l sales mgr.; Hugh Barclay, mgr.; E. B. Dodson, mgr. ; John M. Haberlan, Byron Hayford, sales mgr. ; William Becker, ass't. mgr. & comm. mgr. ; Robert M. Olson, prog. dir. ; Claude Maenza, chief eng. ; nat'l admin. ass't & op. mgr. ; Ken Smith, prod. rep., George P. Hollingbery Co. mgr. ; Robert Doty, local sls. mgr. ; Robert Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 31,000. W. Fowler, nat'l sales mgr. ; Walter Rhoads, prom. mgr. ; Crawford Rice, news dir. ; Wil- Pensacola liam Witt, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Katz Agency. WEAR -TV (Channel 3) ABC, CBS Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 363,800. Rollins TPb-casting, Inc., Box 431, Pensa- W. Palm Beach cola, Fla.; GLendale 5-7311. Charles W. Smith, chmn.; Mel Wheeler, WEAT-TV (Channel 12) ABC pres. & gen. mgr.; Milt de Reyna, asst. gen. WEAT-TV, Inc., P. O. Box 70, West mgr. & nat'l sales mgr. ; Jack Kenney, asst. Palm Beach, Fla. ; TEmple 3-9668. pgm. dir. & film dir. ; Gene Sudduth chief Rex Rand, pres. ; Bertram Lebhar, exec. v. eng. ; Irving Welch, comm. mgr. ; nat11 rep., pres. & gen. mgr., Godfrey M. Lebhar, gen. George P. Hollingbery Co. sales mgr. ; J. Ross McPherson chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Weed Television Corp. Operation : 1954. Operation : 1955. St. Petersburg -o-- WSUN-TV (Channel 38) ABC WPTV (Channel 5) NBC City of St. Petersburg, Million Dollar John H. Phipps Broadcasting Stations, 5 Pier, St. Petersburg 1, Fla.; 5-4121. Coconut Row, Palm Beach, Fla.; TEmple Fred P. Shawn, mgr. ; Earl Welde, sales 3-2471. mgr.; Leo Ribitzki, pgm. mgr. ; William Cod- Chester E. Pike, Jr., stat. mgr.; Robert L. ding, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Venard, Rintoul Ray, local sales mgr. ; Ken Kampion, reg. sls. & McConnell, Inc. mgr.; Clark Davis, prod. mgr.; Lou Evenden, Operation : 1953. chief eng. ; W. A. Snowden, dir, of eng. ; natl. rep., Blair Television Associates. Tallahassee Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 154,105. Thomasville, (See Ga.) GEORGIA Tampa Albany WEDU (Channel 3) WALB-TV (Channel 10) NBC, ABC Florida's West Coast Educational Televi- Herald Publishing Co., 138 Pine Ave., Al- sion, Inc., 908 South 20th St., Tampa 5, Flor- bany, Ga.; HEmlock 5-8386. 422 James H. Gray, pres.; Mrs. Martha M. WSB-TV (Channel 2) NBC Nall, secy.-treas. ; James M. Robinson, gen. Atlanta Newspapers, Inc., 1601 W. Peach- mgr.; John L. Rivard, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., tree St, N.E., Atlanta 9, Ga.; TRinity Venard, Rintoul & McConnell, Inc.-James 5-7221. S. Ayers (Southeast). J. Leonard Reinsch, exec. dir. ; Marcus Operation : 1954. Bartlett, gen. mgr.; Jean Hendrix, film dir. ; M. K. Toalson, prod. mgr. ; R. A. Holbrook, Athens chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. WGTV (Channel 8, educational) Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 610,000. Regents of the University System of Georgia, 244 Washington St., S. W., Atlanta Augusta 3, Ga. MU 8-6811. WJBF (Channel 6) NBC, ABC Robert O. Arnold, chmn ; Freeman Strick- Georgia -Carolina Broadcasting Co., Box land, vice-chmn ; Harmon W. Caldwell, chan- 490, Augusta, Ga. ; PA 2-6664. cellor. J. B. Fuqua, pres. and gen. mgr. ; Thomas CP, not operating. Hennsey, sales mgr. ; John Radeck, prog. dir.; John Jopling, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Atlanta George Hollingbery Co. WAGA-TV (Channel 5) CBS Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area : 246,800. Storer Broadcasting Co., 1018 W. Peach- o-- tree St., N.W., Atlanta, Ga.; TRinity 5-5551. George B. Storer, pres. ; Terry H. Lee, vice- WRDW-TV (Channel 12) pres. & man. dir. ; Wm. Flynn, gen. sales Southeastern Newspapers, Inc., News mgr.; Hugo Bondy, chief eng. ; Ned Jay, Building, Augusta, Georgia. prom. mgr. ; Buddy Ray, prog. dir. ; Stu Armstrong, prod. mgr. ; nat'l sales service Columbus rep., Percy Hearle ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. WTVM (Channel 9) NBC, ABC Martin Theatres of Georgia, Inc., 1307 Operation : 1949. -o- First Ave., Columbus, Ga. ; FA 2-8828. Frank Ragsdale, gen. mgr. ; Ben Purvis, WAIL-TV (Channel 36) sls. mgr. ; Ted Short, Oper. dir. ; Charles Par- 3165 Mathieson Drive, N.E., Atlanta 5, rott, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Adam Young ; Ga. ; CEdar 3-2195. southeast rep., Adam Young. Robert W. Rounsaville, owner. Operation : 1953: TV sets in area : 189,672. ton, vice-pres. CP, not operating. -o-- WRBL-TV (Channel 3) CBS, ABC WETV (Channel 30) (non -corn) Columbus Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1350 13th Board of Education of City of Atlanta, Ave., Columbus, Ga. ; FAirfax 2-0601. 740 Bismark Road, N.E., Atlanta 9, Ga. J. W. Woodruff, Jr., pres. & gen. mgr. ; TRinity 5-9206. A. H. Chapman, vice-pres. ; M. R. Ashworth, ; mgr. & A. C. Latimer, pres.; Harold F. Jackson, secy. & treas. Ridley Bell, Jr., stat. film buyer ; George A. Gingell, dir. of pub. vice-pres. ; Haskell Boyter, dir. of radio & TV education. affairs ; Robert Walton, local sls. mgr. ; George Jenkins, dir. of nat'l sales; Joe A. Gamble, Operation : 1958. chief eng. ; Jack B. Gibney, operations dir.; o nat'l rep., George P. Hollingbery Co.

WLW-A (Channel I I) ABC Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area : 260,000. Crosley Broadcasting of Atlanta, Inc., 1611 Macon West Peachtree St, N.E., Atlanta 9, Ga. ; TRinity 2-1141. WMAZ-TV (Channel 13) CBS basic, ABC, NBC Co., 682 Harry LeBrun, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Southeastern Broadcasting Cherry J. P. Dwyer, vice-pres. & comptroller; St., Macon, Ga.; 2-7373. James H. Burgess, sales mgr. ; Harvey J. George P. Rankin, Jr., pres. & chief eng.; Aderhold, chief eng. ; Bob Hendrickson, Wallace Miller, vice-pres. & gen. counsel; prog. dir. ; Howard Rowe, prom, dir. ; Wilton E. Cobb, secy.-treas. & gen. mgr.; Jackie Smith, film dir. ; nat'l rep., Crosley Frank Crowther, comm. mgr.; Albert San- Broadcasting Corp.-N. Y., Chicago, Cleve- ders, sales mgr. ; Joe Andrews, dir., public re- land; Bomar Lowrance & Associates, Inc. lations ; Jim Arnold, film dir. ; Robert Savage, (Atlanta, Dallas) ; Tracy Moore & Assoc., prod. dir. ; J. D. Lawhon, eng. dir. ; nat'l rep., Los Angeles & San Francisco. Avery-Knodel, Inc. Operation: 1951; TV sets in area: 651,905. Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area : 124,000. 423 Savannah M. Franklyn Warren, exec. pres. & gen. WSAV (Channel 3) NBC mgr. ; Robert W. Sevey, sls. mgr. ; Colleen Ng, prom. dir. ; Ronald T. Miyahira, chief Inc., Broadcasting Center, 1430 WSAV, eng. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, East Victory Dr., Savannah, Ga.; ADams Inc. 6-0303. Operation : 1952 ; TV sets in area : 126,200. Harben Daniel, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Cather- ine M. Daniel, vice-pres. ; Charles E. Bell, -- - exec. vice-pres.; Meredith E. Thompson, KONA (Channel 2) Honolulu secy.-treas. & oper. mgr. ; H. M. Humpidge, (Parent Station of the All -Islands TV Network.) comm. mgr. ; William E. Lucas, prog. dir. ; KALA-TV (Channel 7) Maui Satellite Don A. Devendorf, prod. mgr. ; Byron Strong, Radio Honolulu, Ltd., 1170 Auahi St., Hon- chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair Television Asso- olulu 14 ; 6-2366. ciates. Radio Honolulu, Ltd., 1170 Auahi St.,

Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 150,500. Honolulu 14 ; 6-2366. John D. Keating, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Lorrin Thurston, chairman ; Paul H. Anderson, ; secy-treas. ; Art WTOC-TV (Channel I I) CBS, ABC vice-pres. Allen McGuire, gen. sales mgr.; James Spencer, Savannah Broadcasting Co., 516 Abercorn Sprinkle, nat'l sales mgr. ; Cecil Seavey, prod. mgr. ; St., Savannah, Ga. ; ADams 2-0127. Paul Yamamoto, prom. & pub. mgr. ; nat'l William T. Knight, Jr., pres., treas. & rep., NBC Spot Sales. gen. mgr. ; F. Schley Knight, vice-pres. in Operation : 1952 ; TV sets in area ; 125,000. chg. of TV; Esther S. Pruett, asst. secy.- treas. ; Ben Williams, vice-pres. & comm. -e_ mgr. ; Dwight J. Bruce, vice-pres. & prog. KHVH-TV (Channel 4) ABC dir. ; Frank Bryson, prom. mgr. ; Kyle E. Kaiser Hawaiian Village Television, Inc. Goodman, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery- 1290 Ala Moana Blvd., Honolulu 14, Hawaii ; Knodel, Inc. 53991. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 150,500. Richard C. Block, gen. mgr. ; John A. Ser- Thomasville -Tallahassee (Fla.) rao, sls. mgr. ; Harold H. Ohata, bus. mgr. ; Dan Hunter, chief eng. ; Danny Kawakami, WCTV (Channel 6) CBS, NBC, ABC program supervisor; Stan Anderson, produc- John H. Phipps Broadcasting Stations, tion mgr. ; nat'l rep., Young Television Corp. P.O. Box 3547, Tallahassee, Fla. ; 3-3666. Operation : July 16, 1958, (formerly KULA- John H. Phipps. owner; L. Herschel TV). Graves, man. dir. ; W. A. Snowden, dir. of TV sets in area: Aprox. 130,000. eng. ; Joe Hosford, gen. mgr. ; William L. Woods, nat'l. sls. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Blair TV Wailuku, Maui Assoc.-Harry Cummings (Southeast). KALA-TV (Channel 7)

Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 122,560. (Satellite of KONA-TV, Honolulu). Waycross Radio Honolulu, Maui. Operation : 1958. WXGA-TV (Channel 8) -o-- Georgia State Bd. of Education, State Of- KMAU-TV (Channel 3) fice Atlanta, Georgia. (Satellite of KGMB-TV; Honolulu.) HAWAIIAN ISLANDS Hawaiian Broadcasting System, Ltd., Box Hilo, Hawaii 54, Wailuku, Maui, Hawaii. J. Howard Worrall, pres. & gen. mgr. ; KHBC-TV (Channel 9) CBS Melvin B. Wright, stat. mgr. & nat'l sales (Satellite KGMB-TV, of Honolulu) mgr. ; Robert Costa, prog. dir. ; Charles C. Hawaiian Broadcasting System, Ltd., 1534 Crockett, local sales mgr.; Dan Hunter, Kapiolani Blvd., Honolulu 9, Hawaii ; chief eng. ; Kenneth E. McCorkle, stat. 9-2011. supvr. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Wood- M. Franklyn Warren, exec. pres. & gen. ward, Inc. ; mgr. Robert W. Sevey, sls. mgr. ; Colleen Operation : 1955. Ng., prom. dir. ; Ronald T. Miyahira, chief -o-- eng. ; Colleen Ng, prom. dir. ; nat'l rep., Pe- KMVI-TV (Channel 12) ABC ters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. Maui Publishing Co., Ltd., Box 374, Wai- : 1955. Operation luku, Maui, Hawaii ; 33-981. Honolulu, Oahu J. Walter Cameron, pros.; R. M. Allen, vice-pres. ; Ezra J. Crane, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; KGMB-TV (Channel 9) CBS R. M. Mawson, stat. dir. ; Spencer Shiraishi, Hawaiian Broadcasting System, Ltd., 1534 chief eng. ; Frank Kovacic, sales mgr. ; nat'l Kapiolani Blvd., Honolulu 9, Hawaii ; rep., NBC Spot Sales. 9-2011. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 18,000. 424 IDAHO George C. Hatch, pres. ; Gordon Glasmann, v.p. & gen. mgr.; L. L. Langdon, prod. mgr. ; Boise Sid Cohen, film buyer; Vic Graybeal, film KBOII-TV (Channel 2) CBS dir. ; D. K. Cederstrom, tech. dir. ; nat'l rep., Boise Valley Broadcasters, Inc., 1007 Jef- Skyline Advertisers Sales (George P. Hol- ferson St., Boise, Idaho ; 3-2511. lingbery Co.)-Art Moore & Associates H. Westerman Whillock, pres. & gen. (Northwest) . mgr.; Willis C. Moffat, vice-pres.; Earl Operation: 1955; TV sets in area : 28,750. Glade, Jr., secy.-treas. & stat. & comm. mgr. ; James A. Johntz, Jr., chief eng.; Robert ILLINOIS Howell, film ed. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Bloomington Woodward, Inc.-Art Moore & Associates, WBLN (Channel 15) Inc. (Pacific Northwest). WBLN Television, Inc., Box 646, Bloom- Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 82,500. ington, Ill.; 4-3031. -o- Worth S. Rough, pres. & gen. mgr. KTVB-TV (Channel 7) NBC, ABC CP, not operating. McSabi Western Corn., Seattle, Washing- ton; KTVB 1528 Vista, Boise, Idaho. Champaign 3) CBS Wm. E. Boeing, Jr., pres. ; Jack Link, gen. WCIA (Channel mgr.; nat'l rep., Blair Television Associates. Midwest Television, Inc., 509 S. Neil St., 6-8333. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 94,986. Champaign, Ill.; FL A. C. Meyer, pres. ; Guy Main, vice-pres. Idaho Falls & dir, of sales; James Fielding, prod. mgr. KID -TV (Channel 3) CBS, NBC, ABC & asst. secy.-treas. ; Robert Meyers, chief ; John Idaho Radio Corp., Box 2008, Idaho Falls, eng. ; Leonard Davis, nat'l sales mgr. Ketterer, film ed.; nat'l rep., George P. Hol- Idaho ; 3 & 4. JAckson 2-5100. lingbery Co. A. W. Schwieder, pres. ; C. N. Layne, gen. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 420,100. manager ; Claude Cain, sales manager ; Roy _0_ Southwick, prog. mgr. ; Carroll Secrist, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Geo. P. Hollingbery Co., WCHU (Channel 33) NBC Inc.-Art Moore & Associates, Inc. (Pacific Plains Television Corp., Inman Hotel, 17 Northwest). E. University, Champaign Illinois. FLeetwood Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 59,728. 2-7673. Elmer Balaban, ores. ; Milton D. Friedland, Lewiston gen. mgr. ; Jerrold Merritt, chief eng. ; nat'l 3 East KLEW-TV (Channel 3) CBS rep. Young Television Corporation, 54th Street, New York 22. Lewiston TV Co., Box 615, 1115 Idaho Operation: 1959. St., Lewiston, Idaho; SHerwood 3-5581. Benjamin U. Shropshire, gen. & sales mgr. ; Champaign -Urbana Bob Edwards, prod. mgr. ; Ron Krous, chief WILL -TV (Channel 12) (non-com) eng. ; nat'l rep., Geo. P. Hollingbery Co.- 228 Gregory Hall, University of Illinois, Art Moore & Associates, Inc. (Pacific North- Urbana, Ill.; 7-6611. west). Frank E. Schooley, mgr. ; Jack Crannell, Operation : 1955. asst. mgr. ; David Lange, oper. dir.; Rob R. Nampa -Boise Beldon, chief eng. : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 100,000. KCIX-TV (Channel 6) Operation Hagadone Broadcasting Co., Hotel Boise, Chicago Idaho. WBBM-TV (Channel 2) CBS Pocatello Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc., 630 11, KTLE-TV (Channel 6) N. McClurg Court, Chicago Ill.; WHite- hall 4-6000. KBLI, Inc., Box 192, Blackfoot, Ida. Clark B. George, vice-pres., gen. mgr. ; H. Fletcher, pres.; Florence M. Henry Henry Schaefer, bus. mgr. ; dir., Edward Gardner, vice-pres. ; Ruthe A. Fletcher, Kenefick, sls. mgr.; Virgil Mitchell, dir., sls. secy.-treas. prom. -information services ; Charles Hinds, CP, not operating. prog. dir. ; Don Dillon, asst. prog. mgr. in chg. of Life prod.; Bob Link, prod. mgr.; Luther Twin Falls A. Pierce, dir., tech. operations ; Patricia film dept. ; Naida McClain, KLIX-TV (Channel I I) CBS, ABC, NBC Danneman, dir., nat'l rep., CBS Television The KLIX Corporation, Elizabeth Blvd. & sls. traffic mgr.; Eastland Drive, Box 432, Twin Falls, Idaho; Spot Sales. RE 3-5840. Operation 1946; TV sets in area: 2,170,000. 425 WBKB (Channel 7) ABC Edward L. Ryerson, pres.; Kent Chand- American Broadcasting -Paramount Thea- ler, Lenox R. Lohr, Renslow Sherer, vice- pres. ; Lester Armour, treas. ; Robert L. tres, Inc., 190 N. State St., Chicago 1, Ill. ; ANdover 3-0800. Foote, secy.; John W. Taylor, exec. dir. ; Demetra Panagos, Admin. Asst. ; A. G. Fer- S. C. Quinlan, vice-pres.; Mathew Vie- reira, bus. mgr.; Chalmers H. Marquis, dir. racker, gen. mgr. ; Clar W. Heider, nat'1 of prog.; William Manschot, Jr., prod -mgr.; spot sales mgr. ; Dan Schuffman, prog. mgr.; Clarence McIntosh, facilities mgr.; Ed. Mor- John F. Fitzpatrick, prod. mgr. ; Ralph ris, dir. of development prom. & public rela- Andrews, film dir. ; Elliott Henry, pub. dir.; tions ; Robert Seipp, film dir. ; Duane Weise, P. Kusack, dir, of eng. ; nat'1 rep., William dir. eng. ; Patricia Hanson, dir. of publicity. Blair -TV, Inc. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 2,300,- Operation: 1948; TV sets in area: 2,237,- 000. 900. -o-- Danville WGN-TV (Channel 9) WDAN-TV (Channel 24) ABC WGN, Inc., 441 N. Michigan Ave., Chi- Plains Television Corp., 523 E. Capitol cago 11, Ill. ; MIchigan 2-7600. Ave., Springfield, Ill.; LAkeside 8-0465. J. Howard Wood, pres. ; Ward L. Quaal, Robert J. Burow, gen. mgr.; John Eckert, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Dan Calibraro, asst. to sales mgr. ; Max Shaffer, stat. mgr.; Honore v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Bradley Eidmann, gen. Ronan, prog. dir. ; Norlyn Dossey, chief sales mgr.; Harry Miller, asst. sales mgr. ; Jo eng. ; nat'1 rep., Everett -McKinney, Inc. ; Flahive, east. sales mgr. Alexander Field, Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 50,000. prog. mgr. ; Edward Warren, film dir. ; Charles Wilson, adv. & sales prom. mgr. ; Jim Decatur Hanlon, pub. rel. mgr. ; Carl J. Meyers, dir, of WTVP (Channel 17) ABC eng. ; natl rep., WGN-TV and Edward Sales Prairie Television Co., Television Petry & Co., Inc. Center, P.O. Box 136, South Side Drive, Decatur, Ill. Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 2,300,- Phone : 428-4304. 000. George A. Bolas, pres.; Bob King, gen. mgr. ; Robert A. Maher, treas. ; W. J. McEd- WHFC-TV (Channel 26) wards, sec.; Hubert F. Abfalter, chief eng.; WHFC, Inc., 3350 S. Kedzie Ave., Chi- nat'1 rep., Gill -Perna Inc. cago 23, Ill. ; CLiffside 4-7411. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 202,000. Richard W. Hoffman, pres. ; Rose M. Hoff- man, secy. Evanston CP, not operating. WILE (Channel 32) Northwestern Television Broadcasting Corp., 2201 Oakton St., Evanston, Ill. WNBQ (Channel 5) NBC Angus D. Pfaff, pres. & treas. ; Howard S. National Broadcastg. Co., Merchandise Martin, vice-pres. & secy. Mart, Chicago 54, Ill.; SUperior 7-8300. CP, not operating. Lloyd Yoder, gen. mgr.; Robert Lemon, sta. mgr. ; George Diefenderfer, dir. of sales ; Harrisburg Norman Cissna, sales mgr. ; Harry Trigg, WSIL-TV (Channel 3) ABC Primary prog. dir. ; Alfred Lewis, ; oper. dir. John M. Turner -Farrar Association Studios, 21 W. Keys, adv. & prom. dir. ; Robert Dressler, Poplar St., Harrisburg, Ill. ; 373. Transmit- prod. mgr. ; Howard Luttgens, eng. ter : 2 miles West Creal Springs, Ill. in charge Stanley Brightwell, film procure- ment; nat1 rep., NBC Spot Sales. O. L. Turner, gen. mgr.; Charles Gilliam, chief eng. ; nat'1 rep., Meeker Company. Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 2,372,- 000. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 201,000. La Salle WOPT (Channel 44) WEEQ-TV (Channel 35) WOPA, Inc., 408 S. Oak Park Ave., Oak of Park, Ill. (Satellite WEEK -TV, Peoria, Ill.) West Central Broadcasting Co., 2907 Egmont Sonderling, pres. ; Richard Good- Springfield Rd., East Peoria, Ill. man, vice-pres.; Mason Loundy, secy. CP, not operating. -o - PEKIN (Channel 69) WTTW (Channel II) (non -corn) Mid Illinois Television Co., Times Bldg., Chicago Educational Television Associa- Pekin, Illinois. tion, 1761 E. Museum Drive, Chicago 37, Ill. ; Joseph T. McNaughton, pres. MUseum 4-3800. CP, not operating. 426 Peoria (Miss) Fern Hawks, public relations; Heber WEEK -TV (Channel 43) NBC E. Darton, prom. mgr.; Robert J. Sinnett, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. West Central Broadcasting Co., 2907 Springfield Rd., E. Peoria, Ill.; 9-3961. Operation : 1950; TV sets in area : 433,000. Fred C. Mueller, vice-pres. and gen. mgr.; Rockford John Leslie, sales mgr. ; Victor Fletcher, prog, dir.; Wayne Lovely, chief eng.; Russ WTVO (Channel 39) NBC Ehresman, pub. & prom. mgr.; nat'l rep., Winnebago Television Corp., N. Meridian Headley -Reed TV. Rd. & State, Rockford, Ill.; 3-5413. Balaban, pres. ; Hal Froelich, Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 250,000. Harry mgr.; John W. Kelin, prod. mgr.; John W. -o-- Kelin, prog. dir.; Gene Denari, sales mgr.; WIRL-TV (Channel 8) Herbert Eckstein, chief eng.; Carl P. Stem- WIRL Television Co., 115 N. Jefferson 1er, film dir.; nat'l rep., Headley -Reed, Inc. St., Peoria, Ill. Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area : 259,000. Timothy W. Swain, pres. ; John H. Altor - _o-- fer, vice-pres.; Katherine A. Swain, secy.; WREX-TV (Channel 13) Edward J. Altorfer, treas. Greater Rockford Television, Inc., West CP, not operating. Auburn at Winnebago Rds., Rockford, Ill. \\TO 8-1813 or WI 2-2411. WMBD (Channel 31) CBS Springfield WMBD, Inc., 212 S. W. Jefferson, Peoria, WICS (Channel 20) NBC Illinois, 6-0711. Plains Television Corp., 523 E. Capitol Charles C. Caley, pres., treas.; Robert O. Ave., Springfield, Ill. ; LAkeside 8-0465. Runnerstrom, v. pres.; Harry M. Witherell, sec.; Winthrop P. Baker, Jr., prog. dir.; Elmer Balaban, pres. ; Alfred G. Burger, Charles F. Harrison, Jr., news dir.; William vice-pres.; Herbert Scheftel, treas.; Harry S. Dallmann, dir. sls.; James J. Johnston, Balaban, secy.; Milton D. Friedland, gen. mgr.; King, local comm. prom. dir. ; George A. Pyle, chief eng. ; nat'l Warren mgr.; Jer- rep. Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. rold Merritt, chief eng.; Harold Hoskins, prog. mgr.; Robert Steffan, prod. mgr.; Operation : /958; TV sets in area : 206,066. Jim Henneberry, prom. mgr. ; nat'l rep., -o-- Young Television Corp. WTVH (Channel 19) CBS, ABC Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 201,810. Peoria Journal Star, Peoria 3, Ill.; 9-7211. --P- Henry P. Slane, pres.; Hal V. Phillips, WMAY-TV (Channel 36) mgr.; David J. Schlink, sales mgr.; Gene Dy - WMAY-TV, Inc., 504 E. Monroe St., burg, prog. dir. & film buyer ; Wallace Wurz, Springfield, Ill. chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair Television Assoc. Gordon Sherman, pres. ; Lee Ruwitch, Syl Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 200,000. Binkin, vice-pres.; Robert Weiner, secy.; Quincy Melvin Feldman, treas. CP, not operating. WGEM-TV (Channel 10) NBC, ABC Quincy Broadcasting Co., Hotel Quincy, INDIANA Quincy, Ill.; BAldwin 2-6840. Anderson T. C. Oakley, pres. ; J. S. Bonansinga, vice- WCBC-TV (Channel 26) pres., gen. mgr. & treas. ; J. T. Reardon, secy. ; Fred Colgan, prog. Great Commission Schools, Inc., Box 727, dir.; J. Ben Stewart, Anderson, Ind. comm. mgr.; Hal Heidbreder, dir. of adv.; Frank Laughlin, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Young Paul E. Billheimer, pres. ; Jenny Billheim- Television Corp. er, secy.-treas.

Operation : 1953: TV sets in area : 195,000. CP, not operating. Rock Island Bloomington -Indianapolis WHBF-TV (Channel 4) CBS, ABC WTTV (Channel 4) Independent Rock Island Broadcasting Co., Telco Bldg., Sarkes Tarzian, Inc., 3490 Bluff Road, Indi- 231 18 St., Rock Island, Ill.; Rock Island anapolis 27, Ind.; STate 7-2211. 6-5441. Sarkes Tarzian, pres.; Robert G. Holben, Ben H. Potter, pres. ; Miss Marguerite F. gen. mgr. ; Bill Thomas, sales mgr.; Art Hook, Potter, vice-pres. & treas.; Leslie C. Johnson, prog. dir., film dir. ; Vic Stamm, prod. mgr.; vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Maurice Corken, Fred Molchin, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Young asst. gen. mgr.; Ted Arnold, sales mgr.; Television. Forest W. ; Cooke, prog. dir. & film buyer Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 650,000. 427 Elkhart -South send WPTA (Channel 21) ABC WSJV (Channel 28) ABC Sarkes Tarzian, Inc. 3333 Butler Road, Ft. Truth Publishing Co., 3600 Oakland Ave., Wayne, Indiana. A-7125. Elkhart, Ind. ; JA. 2-1518 ; South Bend ; CE Sarkes Tarzian, pres. ; Ronald R. Ross, gen. 2-2828. mgr. ; Richard Morean, commercial mgr.; John F. Dille, Jr., pres.; Paul C. Brines, Ralph Latham, acct. exec.; Robert Carter, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Edwin J. Lasko, asst. prod, dir. ; Charles Smith, film dir., Larry mgr. ; W. Forrest Morrow, prog. and prod. Frerk, promotion dir. ; nat'l rep. Young Tele- mgr. ; Arthur C. Whitaker, Jr., film dir. ; vision Corporation, 3. 54th Street, New York Woodrow Hawkins, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., 22. The Branham Co. Operation: 1957; TV sets in area: 204,000. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 215,800. Indianapolis Evansville WFBM-TV (Channel 6) NBC WEHT -TV (Channel 50) Twin States Broadcasting, Inc., 1330 North WEHT, Inc., P.O. Box 395, Evansville, In- Meridian St., Indianapolis, MElrose 4-8521. diana ; HArrison 4-9215. W. C. Pullen, Jr., pres. ; Eldon Campbell, -o-- vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Don Menke, sta. mgr. ; Thomas E. Carroll, bus. mgr. ; War- WFIE (Channel 14) NBC ren Wright, prog. dir. ; Hugh L. Kibbey, sls. WFIE, Inc., 1115 Mt. Auburn Rd., mgr. ; William Fagan, film buyer ; John Hurl- but, prom. mgr. ; Evansville 12, Incl. ; HArrison 5-6201. Keith C. Strange, pub. Lord, mgr. ; Robert Flanders, eng. dir. ; nat'l rep., Nathan pres.; E. Berry Smith, The Katz Agency, Inc. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Lee Browning, gen. sales mgr. ; Chet Behrman, prog. mgr.; Jack Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 763,000. Vanderman, photo dir. ; Jerry Wichser, sls. --o - prom. mgr. ; Jack McLean, news editor ; Paul WISH -TV (Channel 8) CBS C. Kelley, chief eng. Indiana Broadcasting Corporation, 1440 Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 141,364. N. Meridian St., Indianapolis, Ind.; MEl- - o- rose 4-6411. C. Wrede Petersmeyer, pres. ; Robert B. WTVW (Channel 7) McConnell, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Robert Evansville Television, Inc., 405 Carpenter F. Bryan, secy.-treas.; Stokes Gresham, Jr., St., Evansville, Ind.; HArrison 2-1121. chief eng. ; Jos. E. Lake, comm mgr. ; Steve Briggs, prog. Ferris Taylor, pres. ; Joseph E. O'Daniel, mgr.; nat'l rep., The Bolling vice-pres. ; Dick Shively, mgr.; nat'l rep., Co., Inc. George P. Hollingbery Co. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 704,860. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 247,480. -o WLWI (Channel 13) ABC Fort Wayne Crosley Broadcasting Corp., 1401 Meridian WANE -TV (Channel 15) CBS St., Indianapolis 2, Ind. ; MElrose 9-2311. 2915 W. State Blvd., ANthony 9411. In- John Babcock, gen. mgr. ; Bruce Cox, mgr., diana Boardcasting Corp., Fort Wayne, In- spec. broadcast services ; Bob Lamb, sales diana. mgr. ; Charles Brodhead, prog. mgr. ; Nor- man Nixon, chief eng.; nat'l C. Wrede Petersmeyer, pres. ; Reid C. Chap- rep., Crosley Broadcasting Corp. man, vice-pres., gen. mgr. & film buyer ; John Keenan, commercial mgr. ; J. Larry Beau- Operation : 1957 ; TV sets in area : 823,740. champ, prog. dir. ; Charles E. Wallace, chief Lafayette eng. ; Doug Shull, prom. & merch. dir. ; John- WFAM-TV (Channel ston F. Northrop, treas. ; Robert H. Salk, 18) CBS secy.; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. Sarkes Tarzian, Inc., McCarty Lane, La- fayette, Indiana ; Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 253,000. GIbson 7-2113. _o_ Sarkes Tarzian, pres.; Robert G. Holben, gen. mgr. ; Richard W. Stewart, opr. mgr. ; WKJG-TV (Channel 33) NBC William B. Martin, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., WKJG, Inc., 2633 W. State Blvd., Ft. Young Television Corp. Wayne 2, Ind. ; ANthony 2295. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 115,750. John F. Dille, Jr., pres.; Edward G. Thorns, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Calo Mah - Muncie lock, prog. dir. ; Carleton B. Evans, sales WLBC-TV (Channel 49) CBS, NBC, ABC mgr. ; ; Eugene A. Chase, chief eng. nat'l rep., Tri -City Radio Corp., US The Branham Co. Highway 35, south of Muncie, Ind., P. O. Box 271; Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 256,000. ATlas 8-4403. 428 D. A. Burton, pres., treas. & gen. mgr.; Cedar Rapids W. F. Craig, vice-pres. & comm. mgr. ; Gar- KCRG-TV (Channel 9) ABC net M. Burton, secy. ; Lee Allerton, prog. Cedar Rapids Television Co., 104 First St., dir. ; Maurice Crain, vice-pres. ; Pat Finne- S.W., Cedar Rapids, Ia. ; EMpire 4-4194. Co. gan, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Hal Holman Joseph F. Hladky, Jr., pres. ; Redd Gardner, York. (Chicago), New gen. mgr. ; George C. Carpenter, III, gen. sis. Operation : 1953: TV sets in area : 125,000. mgr. ; Ralph D. Willey, operations dir. ; Edna A. Herbst, prom. dir. ; Paul D. Carter, crea- news & public Princeton tive dir. ; Craig Tenney, dir. affairs ; Robert L. Wright, merchandising (Channel 52) WRAY-TV mgr. ; James W. Ferguson, office mgr. & ac- Southern Indiana Tele -Casting, Inc., countant ; Lad Hlavaty, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Outer West Broadway, Princeton, Ind. ; 52. The Branham Co. M. R. Lankford, pres. & gen. mgr. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 464,700. CP, not operating. -o- South Bend WMT-TV (Channel 2) CBS WNDU-TV (Channel 16) NBC American Broadcasting Stations, Inc. Para- Bldg., Cedar Rapids, Ia.; Michiana Telecasting Corp., Juniper Road, mount Theatre EMpire 4-0171. Washington, D. C. office : Ind. ; CE 3-7111. Box 989, South Bend, WMT-TV, Inc., 807 Barr Bldg., Washington Wm. Thomas Hamilton, gen. mgr.; Wil- 6. DI 7-2717. liam A. Garden, sales service mgr. ; Bazil O' - Wm. B. Quarton, pres. ; Lew Van Nos- Hagan, chief eng. ; William McKenzie, prod. trand, vice-pres. sales ; Douglas B. Grant, mgr. ; nat'l rep., Venard, Rintoul & McCon- oper.; Dick Pinney, prom. nell Inc. vice-pres. TV mgr. ; Geo. P. Hixenbaugh, chief eng. ; nat'l Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 197,000. rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 411,090.

WSBT-TV (Channel 22) CBS Davenport 300 W. Jefferson South Bend Tribune, WOC-TV (Channel 6) NBC Blvd,,, South Bend 1, Ind., CEntral 3-3141. Tri -City Broadcasting Co., 805 Brady St., gen. mgr. ; Will R. Darch, Neal B. Welch, Davenport, Ia.; 3-3661. nat'l sales mgr.; Walter Sweitzer, pgm. & film dir.; Arthur R. O'Neil, asst. mgr. & chief Col. B. J. Palmer, pres. ; D. D. Palmer, Evans, exec. vice- eng. ; nat'l rep., Paul H. Raymer Co., Inc. vice-pres. & treas.; Ralph pres. ; Wm. D. Wagner, secy. ; Ernest C. Sand- Operation : 1952 ; TV sets in area : 208,000. ers, resident mgr. ; Pax Shaffer, sls. mgr. ; Raymond E. Guth, prog. dir. ; Ken Wagner, Terre Haute film dir. ; Paul G. Arvidson, chief eng. ; nat'l Inc. WTHI-TV (Channel IO) CBS, ABC, NBC rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, : 472,780. Wabash Valley Broadcasting Corp., 918 Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area Ohio St., Terre Haute, Ind.; Crawford 9481. Anton Hulman, Jr., pres.; J. R. Cloutier, Des Moines

vice-pres. & treas.; L. C. Power, secy.; J. M. KDPS-TV (Channel I I ) Higgins, gen. mgr. ; Ben Falber, Jr., prog. Des Moines Independent Community dir. ; Pat Murphy, dir. oper. ; Russ Arnold, School District, 1800 Grand Avenue, Des chief eng.; nat 1 rep., The Bolling Co., Inc. Moines, Iowa. : ; in : 240,330. Operation 1954 TV sets area L. L. Daubert, pres. of board; Mrs. Rolland Grete, vice-pres. of board ; Herrold V. Mann, IOWA secy. of board. Ames Operating. WOI-TV (Channel 5) ABC Iowa State College of Agriculture and Me- chanical Arts, Ames, Ia.; CEdar 2-3400. KRNT-TV (Channel 8) CBS James H. Hilton, pres.; Robert C. Mul- KRNT-TV Company, 9th & Pleasant St., hall, gen. mgr.; James H. Davis, assoc. gen. Des Moines 14, Ia. ; CHerry 3-4141. mgr. ; Ron Scott, sales service ; Tod Tos- Gardner Cowles, chmn. of bd.; Luther L. tlebe, comm. mgr. ; Doris MacFarquhar, Hill, pres.; Robert W. Dillon, vice-pres. & ; prom. mgr.; Keith Ketcham, chief eng. gen. mgr. ; Paul Elliott, comm. mgr. ; Joe Richard Torry, film dir. ; nat'l rep., Weed Hudgens, prog. dir. ; Bill Hippee, sales Television Corp. mgr. ; Dick Percival, bus. mgr. ; Ric Devine, Operation : 1950 ; TV sets in area : 340,000. prom. mgr. ; Charles Quentin, chief eng. ; 429 Guy Koenigsberger, asst. prog. dir. ; Tom Herbert E. Evans, pres. ; Donald D. Sulli- Hemphill, prod. mgr. ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. van, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Robert Donovan, sales mgr. ; Clark Pollock, prog. mgr. ; Carl Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 210,000. Morris, film dir. ; Clair Giles, bus. mgr. ; nat'l --o rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 226,510. WHO -TV (Channel 13) NBC Central Broadcasting Co., 1100 Walnut St., Waterloo Des Moines 7, Iowa; ATlantic 8-6511. KWWL-TV (Channel 7) NBC Col. B. J. Palmer, pres. ; Dr. D. D. Palmer, Black Hawk Broadcasting Co., E. 4th & vice-pres. & treas.; Ralph Evans, exec. vice- Franklin, Waterloo, Ia.; ADams 4-4404. pres. ; P. A. Loyet, vice-pres. & resident R. J. McElroy, pres. & gen. mgr.; Donald mgr. ; W. W. Woods, asst. mgr. ; W. D. M. Graham, vice-pres.; Wagner, secy. & controller; Robert H. Har- E. Horslund, treas. ; Robert Buckmaster, ; ter, sales mgr.; Jack Kerrigan, prog. dir. & secy. R. J. McElroy, sales dir. ; Bill Baldwin, dir. of ; film buyer ; Kenneth Gfeller, asst. prog. dir. ; TV oper. Ed Robert Scarpino, prod. Tink, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, mgr.; Roy \V. Pratt, Inc, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Wood- ward, Inc. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 328,866.

Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 356,000. KANSAS Fort Dodge Ensign KTVC KQTV (Channel 21) NBC (Channel 6) ABC Northwest Television Co., Television Southwest Kansas Television Co., c/o Leigh Warner, Cimarron, Square, Fort Dodge, Ia. ; 4-0351 & 4-0311. Kans. Leigh Warner, pres. ; ; Edward ; F. C. Walker, treas. Breen, pres. & gen. mgr. Gene P. Paul Loffíer, exec. vice-pres.; George Haire, vice- Masover, sec'y. pres. ; L. V. Geer, secy.; A. R. Loomis II, Operation : 1957. treas. ; Rollie Camp, comm. mgr. ; Richard Johnson, prog. dir. ; David Sinclair, chief eng. ; Garden City nat'l rep., John E. Pearson Television, Inc. KGLD (Channel 11) ABC satellite of KCKT, Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 55,176. Great Bend, Kan. (Part of Tri Circle TV Network) Central Mason City Kansas Television Co., P.O. Box 182, Great Bend, Kansas ; GLadstone 3-7868. KGLO-TV (Channel 3) CBS Operation : Nov. 1958. Lee Radio, Inc., Second & Pennsylvania, Mason City, Iowa; GArden 3-2540. Goodland Lee Loomis, ; P. pres. Herbert R. Ohrt, KBLR-TV (Channel 10) exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Roger Sawyer, Tri-State Television, Inc., 17th & treas. & chief eng. ; Doug. Sherwin, prog. dir. ; Broad- way, Goodland, Kans. ; Bart Curran, prod. dir. ; Walter Rothschild, TWinoaks 9-2331. nat'l sales mgr. ; Lloyd Loers, secy. and local Jack Walkmeyer, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Art sales mgr. ; nat'l rep., The Branham Co. Vogt, chief eng. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 196,494. Operation : 1956. Great Bend Sioux City KCKT (Channel 2) NBC KTIV (Channel 4) NBC, ABC satellites: KGLD-TV, Garden City; KOMC-TV, McCook, KTIV Television Nebr. Co., 10th & Grandview Central Kansas Blvd., Sioux City, Ia.; 8-0545. Television Co., Inc., Box 182, Great Bend, Kans.; GLadstone 3-7868. Dietrich Dirks, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Eugene E. ; Flaherty, exec. vice-pres.; Duane C. Wedell, pres. C. L. Roberts, vice- Kidder, pres.; Roy W. Zimmer, secy.; Delbert vice-pres. ; Carlton Corbett, secy. ; Eliza- Williams, treas. ; E. L. Kuhlman, gen. mgr. ; beth Sammons, treas. ; E. Flaherty, sales Herman Haefele, chief eng.; Bonnie Perry, dir. ; Don Stone, prog. dir. ; A. E. Quilleash, prod. prog. coordinator ; nat'l rep., The Bolling Co., dir.; Al Smith, chief eng.; nat'l rep.. Inc. George P. Hollingbery Co. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 243,000. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 233,837. -a-- Hays KVTV (Channel 9) CBS, ABC KAYS-TV (Channel 7) Peoples Broadcasting Corp., Douglas at 7th To be operated in affiliation with KAKE- St., Sioux City 1, Ia.; 2-2711. TV, Wichita -Kays, Inc. Box 695, Hays, Kan. 430 Hutchinson & sales dir ; David Schneider, prog. dir. ; Rus - sell V. Goyette, chief eng. ; Dilmond D. KTVH (Channel 12) CBS Postlewait, office mgr. ; nat'l rep., Edward 1800 N. Wichita -Hutchinson Co., Inc., Petry & Co., Inc. Plum St., Hutchinson, Kans. ; MOhawk 5- : 1955 ; TV sets in area: 345,000. 5503; P. O. Box 12, Wichita, Kansas, TEmple Operation 8-1411. Joyce A. Swan, pres. ; M. Dale Larsen, gen. KENTUCKY mgr. ; Ken Cook, chief eng. ; Robert D. Sny- Ashland ; Fairbanks, nat'l sls. der, prog. dir. R. V. WALN-TV (Channel 59) mgr. ; nat'l rep., Blair TV Associates. Polan Industries, 321 8th St., Huntington, : 1953 ; sets in area : 310,000. Operation TV W. Va. Albert S. Polan, E. G. Polan, Lincoln M. Manhattan Polan, Charles M. Polan and Lake Polan, KSAC-TV (Channel 8) (non -corn) Jr., owners. Kansas State University of Agriculture & CP, not operating. Applied Science, Manhattan, Kans. CP, not operating. Evansville -Henderson (Ind.) WEHT -TV (Channel 50) CBS Pittsburg WEHT, Inc., Box 395, Evansville 4, Ind. ; KOAM-TV (Channel 7) NBC, ABC HArrison 4-9215. Mid -Continent Telecasting, Inc., P.O. Box Edwin G. Richter, pres. & gen. mgr.; ; Duncan, 659, Pittsburg, Kans. ; ADams 1-0400. Ernest Felix, vice-pres. Howard sales mgr. ; Robert Cleveland, chief eng. ; nat'l pres. ; E. V. Baxter, Les- Lester E. Cox, rep., Young Television Corp. ter L. Cox, Lang Pogers, vice-pres. ; Fred : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 200,000. Hughes, secy. ; R. E. Wade, treas. & gen. Operation mgr. ; Louis R. Martin, prog. dir. ; Leo Staf- ford, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Lexington Inc. WKYT-TV (Channel 27) Operation : 1953. Taft Broadcasting Co., Box 655, Lexington, Ky. ; offices, 1087 New Circle Road, NE. Topeka Phone 2-2533. WIBW-TV (Channel 13) CBS, ABC, NBC Robert C. Wiegand, gen. mgr.; Ray Bal- Topeka Broadcasting- Assn., Inc., Box 119, som, sales mgr. ; Gary Brown, prog. dir. ; Topeka, Kansas ; CR. 2-3456. Bennie Gurewich, chief eng. Oscar Stauffer, pres. ; Thad M. Sandstrom, Operation : July 1959. gen. mgr. ; Paul Winders, tech. dir. ; Bob -o-- Kearns, sls. mgr. ; Rush Evans, prog. dir. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. WLEX-TV (Channel 18) NBC, ABC, CBS Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 232,400. WLEX-TV, Inc., P. O. Box 1547, Lexing- Ky.; 4-8747. Wichita ton, J. D. Gay, Jr., pres. ; Earl L. Boyles, exec. KAKE-TV (Channel 10) ABC vice-pres. ; H. Guthrie Bell, secy.-treas. ; Wm. KAKE-TV and Radio, Inc., 1500 North B. Gess, vice-pres. ; Harry C. Barfield, stat. West St., Box 1010, Wichita, Kans. ; WHite- mgr. ; J. M. Pennock, sales mgr. ; James W. hall 3-4221. Robertson, chief eng. ; Alex B. Macaulay, ; Co., Inc. Mark H. Adams, pres. ; Charles E. Jones, prog. dir. nat'l rep., The Bolling treas. ; H. E. Zoller, Ted Gore, Tom Palmer. -Dora -Clayton Agency, Inc. (South). vice-pres. ; Martin Umansky, vice-pres. & Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 90,000. gen. mgr. ; Harold Newby, vice-pres. & chief eng. ; Robert Kyle, prod. sup. ; Doni - Louisville van Waldron, nat'l sales mgr.; Robert C. WAVE -TV (Channel 3) NBC basic, ABC Payne, prog. & pub. dir. ; nat 1 rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. WAVE, Inc., 725 S. Floyd Street, Louis- ville 2, Ky. ; JUniper 5-2201. Operation : 1954. -o George W. Norton, Jr., pres. ; Nathan Lord, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Charles Leonard, KARD-TV (Channel 3) NBC secy.-treas. ; George Patterson, prog. dir. ; Wichita Television Corp., 833 North Main, Ralph Jackson, sales mgr. ; James Caldwell, Wichita 5, Kans. ; AMherst 5-5633. pub. & prom. dir.; Wilbur Hudson] chief ; prod. mgr. ; natil rep., Geo. M. Brown, pres. ; Wm. J. Moyer, eng. Pat O'Hara, exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Daniel M. NBC Spot Sales. Moyer, secy.-treas. ; Don Sbarra, vice-pres. Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 555,000.

431 WEZI-TV (Channel 21) LOUISIANA Mid -America Broadcasting Corp., 2000 Alexandria Commonwealth Building, 674 South Fourth KALB -TV (Channel 5) NBC, CBS, ABC St., Louisville 2, Ky. ; JUniper 3-4441. Lanford Telecasting Co., Inc., 605-11 Wash- CP, not operating. ington St., Alexandria, La. ; HIllcrest 5-2456. -o- T. B. Lanford, pres. ; Willard L. Cobb, gen. mgr. & nat'l sales mgr. ; Jesse R. Sexton, local sales mgr. ; ; WFPK-TV (Channel 15) (non -corn.) Larry McHale, op. mgr. Edward Board of Trustees, Lonisville Free Public Wooten, merch. mgr. ; Franklin Whitehead, Library, Fourth and York Streets, Louisville sls. serv. mgr. ; Dowell Bushnell, news dir., film ; 3, Ky. JU 4-4154. Jim Norwood, dir. Eugene Miller, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Weed Television Corp. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 140,000.

WHAS-TV (Channel 11) CBS WHAS, Inc., 6th & Broadway, Louisville Baton Rouge 2, Ky. ; JUniper 5-2211. WAFB-TV (Channel 9) CBS, ABC Barry Bingham, pres. ; Mark Ethridge, Modern Broadcasting Co. of Baton Rouge, vice-pres. ; Lisle Baker, vice-pres. ; Victor A. Inc., 929 Government St., Baton Rouge, La.; Sholis, vice-pres. ; Sam Gifford, prog. dir. ; DIckens 4-8571. George Johnson, sales mgr. ; William F. Dwight W. Martin, chmn. of bd. ; 'Tom Loader, prom. mgr. ; Charles McDaniel, film E. Gibbens, pres. & gen. mgr.; Edgar B. dir. ; O. W. Towner, dir. of eng. ; nat'l rep., Stern, Louis Reed, vice-pres. ; Francis H. Lee, Harrington, Righter and Parsons, Inc. treas. & secy. ; Don Hallman, prog. dir. ; Mervyn Rhys, mgr. ; Operation : 1950 ; TV sets in area : 470,000. comm. Donald K. Allan, chief eng. ; Grace McElveen, pub. & prom. ; Lester Kabacoff, asst. secy. ; Victor Sachse, member of bd., nat'l rep., Blair Television WQXL-TV (Channel 41) Associates.

Robert \V. Rounsaville, 2549 S. Third St., Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 268,400. Louisville, Ky. CP, not operating.

Newport WBRZ (Channel 2) NBC, ABC WNOP-TV (Channel 74) Louisiana Television Broadcasting Corp., P. O. Box 2906, Baton Rouge, La. ; DIckens Tri -City Broadcasting Co., 606 Monmouth 8-1491. St., Newport, Ky.; JUniper 1-7100. Douglas L. Manship, pres. and gen. mgr. ; James G. Lang, pres. ; Margaret Strachley, B. B. Taylor, Jr., vice-pres. ; Charles P. Man - vice-pres. ; Ann R. Lang, secy.-treas. ship, Jr., secy. & treas. ; Lewis Gottlieb, treas. ; CP, not operating. John Ferguson, prog. mgr. ; Aubrey Moore, prod. mgr. and op. mgr. ; Pat Weathersby, Owensboro chief eng. ; Jules L. Mayeux, sales mgr. ; WKYT (Channel 62) nat'l rep., George P. Hollingbery Co. Aircast, Inc., 3015 Radiance Rd., Louis- Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 280,000. ville, Ky. Stephen P. Bellinger, pres. ; Ben H. Houma Townsend, vice-pres. ; Morris E. Kemper, KHMA-TV (Channel I I ) treas. ; Joel W. Townsend, secy. St. Anthony Television Corporation, 3985 CP, not operating. Oxford Dr., Mobile, Ala. Paducah WPSD-TV (Channel 6) NBC, ABC Lafayette Paducah Newspapers, Inc., P. O. Box KLFY-TV (Channel IO) CBS 1037, 100 Television Lane, Paducah, Ky. ; Camellia Broadcasting Co., Inc., 2101 Jef- 2-8214. ferson St., Lafayette, La. ; CEnter 5-9494. Edwin J. Paxton, pres. ; E. J. Paxton, Jr., Paul H. DeClouet, pres. ; Thomas A. De- vice-pres. & mgring dir. ; Frank Paxton, Clouet, Harold J. Delhommer, vice-pres.; treas. ; Sam Livingston, gen. mgr. ; Ernest J. John W. Mitchell, secy.-treas. ; Maurice P. Pell, technical dir. ; nat'l rep., John E. Pear- Wynne, chief eng.; Guy Corley, gen. mgr. son Television, Inc. & sales mgr. ; nat'l rep., Headley Reed.

Operation : 1957 ; TV sets in area : 218,600. Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 150,000. 432 Lake Charles WDSU-TV (Channel 6) NBC KPLC-TV (Channel 7) NBC, ABC WDSU Broadcasting Corp., 520 Royal St., Calcasieu Broadcasting Co., 320 Division New Orleans 16, La.; TU 4371. St., P. O. Box 1521, Lake Charles, La.; Edgar B. Stern, Jr., pres. ; A. Louis Read, HEmlock 6-3631. exec. vice pres., & gen. mgr.; Lester E. Kaba- T. B. Lanford, pres., Pelham Mills, Jr., coff, secy.-treas.; Robert Schultis, sls. mgr. ; gen. mgr.; Stan Hyde, prog. mgr. & dir.; Stan Cohen, dir. of program planning & Art Reuben, asst. mgr. & commercial mgr.; prom.; Stanley Holiday, oper. mgr.; Lindsey Miss Jenny Fynguy, prom. mgr.; Ed Barton, Riddle, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Inc. chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Weed Television Corp. Operation: 1948; TV sets in area: 400,000. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 174,500.

- o WJMR-TV (Channel 20) CBS, ABC KTAG-TV (Channel 25) CBS Supreme Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1500 Ca- 12, 3131. KTAG-TV, Inc., P. O. Box MM, 645 15th nal St., New Orleans La.; EXpress St., Lake Charles, La.; HEmlock 9-9413. Chester F. Owens, pres.; George A. May- Warren Berwick, pres.; Charles Lamar, oral, exec. vice-pres., & chief eng.; Flora Jr., exec. vice-pres.; Robert B. McCall, Shields Owens, vice-pres. ; Robert B. Jeffers, secy.-treas. ; Mort Silverman, gen. mgr.; secy.; Harper L. Clark, gen. mgr. ; Law- rence Vicknair, chief eng.; nat'1 rep., John Dick Kepler, TV stat. mgr.; nat'l rep., Weed E. Pearson Television, Inc. Television Corp. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 390,000. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 17,000 u.h.f. -o- WVUE (Channel 13) ABC Monroe New Orleans Television Corporation, 1418 KLSE (Channel 13) (non -corn) Cleveland Avenue, New Orleans, La. JA Licensee : State Department of Education, 5-9011. c/o Shelby M. Jackson, Superintendent, State Joseph A. Paretti, pres. ; Chalin O. Perez, Capital Bldg., Baton Rouge, La. sec.-treas.; John Bone, commercial mgr.; De - Station address : P. O. Box 2684, Monroe, Alton G. Neher, program dir. ; nat'l rep. La. Weed Television Corporation, 579 Fifth Av- Station manager : Gordon Canterbury. enue, New York 17.

: 1957. : Operation -o- Operation 1959;__o- TV sets in area : 432,000. WWL-TV (Channel KNOE-TV (Channel 8) CBS, ABC 4) Noe Enterprises, Inc., Knoe Road, P. O. Loyola University, 6363 St. Charles Ave., New Orleans 18, La. Phone : UNiversity Box 1472, Monroe, La. ; FAirfax 2-8155. 6-5471. Studios : 1024 North Rampart St., James A. Noe, chairman of bd. ; James A. New Orleans 16, La. Phone : EXpress 4444. Noe, Jr., pres. ; Paul H. Goldman, exec. v.p. Rev. Donnelly, S.T.. ; & gen. mgr.; Harry Arthur, v.p. pgms. & W. Patrick pres. Rev. Edward A. Doyle, ; asst. gen. mgr.; Ray Boyd, vice-pres. & tech. S.J., vice-pres. Rev. A. B. Goodspeed, S.J., faculty dir. ; Larry Carino. dir.; Ansel Smith, v.p. operations ; Buford Craft, film dir.; nat'l rep., H -R Television, acting gen. mgr. Inc. Operation : 1957. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 301,500. WYES (Channel 8) (non-com)o Greater New Orleans Educational Tele- KTVE (Channel 10) NBC vision Foundation, 916 Navarre Ave., New Arkansas -Louisiana Television Co., Inc. c/o Orleans 24, La.; HU 6-5412. Penn Hotel, Monroe, La.; Tel.: FA. 5-5656. Duff Brown, gen. mgr. ; Walter Ryan, oper- Dr. Joe F. Rushton, pres. ; W. C. Blewster, ations mgr.; Vernon Cook, pgm. dir. ; W. S. vice pres. ; W. M. Bigley, secy.-treas. & gen. Hart, chief eng. ; James E. Hubbard, dir. of mgr. ; John Long, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Weed public relations. Co. Television, Clarke Brown (southwest). Operation : 1957. Operation 1955; TV sets in area : 212,000. New Orleans Shreveport WCKG (Channel 26) KSLA-TV (Channel 12) CBS basic WCKG Television Co., Melrose Bldg., Shreveport Television Co., P. O. Box 92, Houston, Tex. Shreveport, La.; 3-6151. Lester Kamin, pres. ; Pat Coon, vice-pres. ; Ben Beckham, Jr., gen. mgr.; Winston Billy B. Goldberg, secy.-treas. B. Linam, stat. mgr.; Deane R. Flett, sales CP, not operating. mgr.; John Renshaw, prog. dir.; Carol Vin - 433 son, prom. dir. ; Morris C. Barton, chief William H. Rines, pres., & managing dir. ; eng. ; nat'l rep., Paul H. Raymer Co., Inc. E. B. (Buck) Lyford, exec. asst.; Jack S. At- wood, stat. mgr. ; Charles R. Brown, chief Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 250,000. eng.; Bruce McGorrill, sales mgr.; Burnell --o-- Poole, Jr., prog. dir. ; Linwood T. Pitman, KTBS-TV (Channel 3) NBC and ABC prom. dir. ; George Bowler, film dir. ; nat'l KTBS, Inc., 312 E. Kings Highway, rep., Weed Television Corp. Shreveport, La. ; 7-3644. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 210,000. E. Newton Wray, pres. & gen. mgr. ; George D. Wray, Sr., churn. of bd.; George -o--- D. Wray, Jr., vice-pres.; Charles W. Wray, WGAN-TV (Channel 13) CBS secy.-treas. ; Pat White, stat. mgr. ; Joe B. Guy Gannett Broadcasting Services, 390 Foster, comm. mgr. ; Don Moore, prod. Congress St., Portland, Me. ; SPruce 2-4661. mgr.; Dick Unterborn, prom. mgr. ; Mar- Jean Gannett Williams, pres. ; Creighton vin L. Perry, Jr., film dir.; Claude Scott, E. Gatchell, vice-pres., gen. mgr. & treas. ; chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Richard E. Bates, dir. of sales ; Samuel G. Inc. Henderson, Jr., vpt. stat. mgr. ; R. W. Jen- Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 376,245. nings, local sales mgr. ; William G. Wadman, prog. mgr.; Earl W. Fenderson, film ed. ; MAINE Roger Hodgkins, vpt. chief eng.; nat'l rep., Augusta Avery-Knodel, Inc.-Foster & Creed, Boston WPTT (Channel 10) (New England). Pine Tree Telecasting Corp., c/o Richard Operation : 1954: TV sets in area : 225,000. S. Robie, Park Square, Boston, Mass. Richard S. Robie, owner. Presque Isle CP, not operating. WAGM-TV (Channel 8) Aroostook Broadcasting Corp., 489 Main Bangor St., Presque Isle, Me. 9-2461. WABI-TV (Channel 5) ABC, NBC Horace Hildreth, pres., W. L. Dickson, Community Telecasting Service, 57 State vice-pres. ; S. A. Lyons, stat. mgr. St., Bangor, Me.; 8255. Operation : 1956. Horace A. Hildreth, pres. ; Walter Dickson, vice-pres., op. ; Leon H. Nelson, prog. mgr. ; MARYLAND Richard B. Bronson, mgr.; Wallace Edwards, Baltimore chief eng. ; nat'l rep., George P. Hollingbery Co.-Kettell-Carter (New England). WJZ-TV (Channel 13) ABC Westinghouse Broadcasting Co., Inc., Tele- Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 88,500. vision Hill, Baltimore 11, Md.: MOhawk 4-7600. WLBZ-TV (Channel 2) CBS Donald H. McGannon, pres. ; John L. Mc - WLBZ Television, Inc., 7 Main St., Ban- Clay, gen. mgr.; Robert E. Newsham, sales gor, Me.; 2-4822. mgr.; Joel Chaseman, prog. mgr.; H. Taylor William H. Rines, pres. ; Elmore B. Lyford, Vaden, adv. and sales prom. mgr. ; T. V. exec. assist. ; Rudy Marcoux, gen. mgr. & gen. Dukehart, pub. rel. mgr.; R. E. Higgins, bus. sis. mgr. ; James Robinson, pro. dir. ; John H. mgr. ; Ben Wolfe, chief eng.. Wibby, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Weed Television Operation: 1948; TV sets in area: 813,108. Corp. - Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 125,000. WEAL-TV (Channel II) NBC Poland Spring The Hearst Corp., 2610 N. Charles St., Baltimore 18, Md.; HOpkins 7-3000. WMTW-TV (Channel 8) Brent O. Gunts, vice pres. & sta. mgr.; Mt. Washington TV Inc., Poland Spring, Willis K. Freiert, asst. mgr. & dir. of sls. ; Me.; WYman 8-4311. Sales dept., Portland, Eugene McCurdy, sls. mgr. ; John T. Wilner, SPruce 3-5665. vice pres., eng. ; Ann Mar, national sales co- John Guider, pres. and gen. mgr. ; Robert ordinator ; Henry Hines, adv. & prom. dir.; Maynard, asst. gen. mgr. ; Robert M. Joyce, John Frankenfield, program dir. ; Stanley prog. dir.; Claus Wiese, prod. mgr. ; Parker Cole, operations mgr. ; J. Sydney King, public H. Vincent, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Harring- service & special events mgr. ; Galen Fromme, ton, Righter & Parsons, Inc. news mgr. ; William C. Bareham, mgr. of tech. operations ; Operation : 1954. Harrison Brooks, chief eng. Operation: 1948; TV sets in area: 700,000 Portland WCSH-TV (Channel 6) NBC WITH -TV (Channel 72) Maine Radio and Television Co., 157 High WITH -TV, Inc., 7 E. Lexington St., Balti- St., Portland 3, Me.; SPruce 2-0181. more 3, Md.; LE 7808. 434 Thomas G. Tinsley, Jr., pres. & gen. mgr.; Moynihan, asst. prog. mgr. ; nat'l rep., TVAR Robert C. Embry, vice-pres.; Louise McClure Television adv. rep. Tinsley, secy. & treas. Operation : 1960 ; TV sets in area :1,700,000. CP, not operating. -o-- WGBH-TV (Channel 2) (non -corn) WGBH Educational Foundation, 84 Mass- WMAR-TV (Channel 2) CBS achusetts Ave., Cambridge 39, Mass. ; UNi- The A. S. Abell Co., WMAR-TV, Sun versity 4-6400. Square, P. O. Box 1957, Baltimore 3, Md. ; Ralph Lowell, pres. ; Hartford N. Gunn, MUlberry 5-5670. Jr., gen. mgr. ; David O. Ives, asst. gen. mgr. William F. Schmick Sr., pres.; William F. for finance & community relations ; David Davis, Schmick, Jr., exec. vice-pres. ; E. K. Jett, asst. gen. mgr. for television ; Robert L. Larsen, prog. ; vice-pres. & mgr. ; George T. Bertsch, secy. ; mgr. Michael J. Ambrosino, mgr. ; Donald P. Campbell, admin. asst. ; Robert B. of school broadcasting Gregory Harney, Cochrane, prog. dir. ; Ernest A. Lang, comm. TV prod. mgr. ; Frank W. Harvey, dir. of eng.; mgr.; David V. R. Stickle, film -news, dir. ; Henry Morgenthau III, TV projects mgr. ; Jeffrey Thomas D. Severin, dir. of pub. serv. ; L. Cor- L. Myles, mgr. of tech. opera- son Still, prog. mgr.; Edwin B. Mick; prod. tions; John R. Hurley, dir. of oper.; Peter mgr. ; C. G. Nopper, chief eng. ; nat 1 rep., Winn, dir. of pub. rel.

The Katz Agency, Inc. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 1,- Operation: 1947;-o- TV sets in area: 735,000. 420,100. -o- WHDH-TV (Channel 5) ABC WTLF (Channel 18) WHDH-AM-FM-TV, 50 Morrissey Blvd., United Broadcasting Co. of Eastern Mary- Boston 25, Mass. ; AVenue 8-5000. land, Inc., 912 N. Charles St., Baltimore, Md. Robert B. Choate, pres.; William B. Mc- Richard Eaton, pres. ; Margaret G. Eaton, Grath, vice-pres., man. dir. ; Roger Tal- secy.-treas. madge, treas. ; nat'l rep., John Blair. CP, not operating. Operation: 1957; TV sets in area: 1,600,- 000. Salisbury --- WBOC-TV (Channel 16) ABC, CBS WNAC-TV (Channel 7) CBS Peninsula Broadcasting Co., Radio-TV Yankee Network Division, KKO General Park, Salisbury, Md. ; PIoneer 9-6131. Inc., 21 Brookline Ave., Boston 15, Mass.; John W. Downing, pres. ; Charles J. Truitt, Commonwealth 6-0800. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; I. L. Benjamin, Norman Knight, pres. ; Thomas Bateson, treas.; Avery W. Hall, secy. ; John W. vice-pres., sales ; Harry Whittemore, tech. Downing, Jr., prog. dir. ; Jack W. Ward, dir. ; Guy Giampapa, film op. mgr. ; Tom chief eng.; nat'l rep., Headley -Reed TV. Bateson, sales & sales service dir. ; Phyllis Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 59,810. Doherty, pub. adv. dir. ; George Hallberg, sales prom. dir. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television, MASSACHUSETTS Inc. Adams -Pittsfield Operation :1948 ; TV sets in area ; 1,527,000. 0 WCDC (Channel 19) WXEL (Channel 38) (Satellite of W -Ten, Albany, N. Y.) Ajax Enterprises, Box 376, Greenwich, Capital Cities Broadcasting Corporation, Conn. Box 10, Albany, New York. Herbert Mayer, owner. Boston CP, not operating. WBZ-TV (Channel 4) NBC Boston -Cambridge Westinghouse Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1170 WTAO-TV (Channel 56) Soldiers Field Road, Boston 34, Mass.; Middlesex Broadcasting Corp., 439 Con- Algonquin 4-5670. cord Ave., Cambridge, Mass. ; ELliot 4-0500. Gwilym A. Price, chmn. of bd. ; Donald Frank J. Lyman, Jr., pres. ; William A. H. McGannon, pres.; J. E. Baudino, vice- Queen, gen. mgr. pres. (Washington) ; W. C. Swartley, vice- CP, not operating. pres. (Boston) ; J. E. Allen, gen. mgr.; W. H. Hauser, asst. mgr. & chief eng. ; Ken Mac- Brockton Donald, sales mgr. ; H. B. Caban, prog. mgr. ; WHEF-TV (Channel 62) William B. Colvin, ad & sales prom. mgr. ; R. Duffield, traffic mgr. ; Joseph A. Ryan, pub. Trans -American Enterprises, Inc., 225 relations ; Ted Wroebel, asst. sls. mgr. ; Shel- Washington St., Boston, Mass. don A. Saltman, asst. prom. mgr. ; George Harry E. Franks, pres. & treas. ; Morton 435 M. Goldfine, secy. Bay City -Saginaw CP, not operating. WNEM-TV (Channel 5) NBC Gerity Broadcasting Co., Bishop Airport, Greenfield Flint, Mich., CE 5-3555. Offices and studios, WRPL (Channel 32) 5700 Becker Rd., Saginaw, Mich. PL 5-8191. (Satellite of WWLP, Springfield, Mass.) James Gerity, Jr., pres.; R. A. Gohring, Greenfield Television Broadcasting Corp., vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Thomas Matthews, P. O. Box 2210, Springfield, Mass. dir, of op.; Leo Heisel, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Roger L. Putnam, pres.; William L. Edw. Petry & Co. Putnam, treas. & gen. mgr. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area : 325,000. Operation: 1957. Cadillac Springfield -Holyoke WWTV (Channel 13) CBS, ABC WHYN-TV (Channel 40) CBS Fetzer Television, Inc., 417 N. Mitchell The Hampden -Hampshire Corp., 1300 Lib- St., Cadillac, Mich.; PRospect 5-3478. erty Street, Springfield, Mass.; REpublic John E. Fetzer, pres. ; Gene Ellerman, vice 4-1126. pres. & gen. mgr. ; Daryl Sebastian, asst. mgr. ; R. Dwight Wheeler, operations mgr. ; Ron Charles N. DeRose, gen. mgr.; Zack Land, Baker, chief rep., Avery-Knodel, comm. mgr.; Murray Tesser, asst. mgr. pgm. eng.; nat'l dir.; nat'l rep., The Branham Co.-Harry Inc. Wheeler (New England). Operation: Jan. 1, 1954; TV sets in area: 198,000. Operation : 1953; TV sets in area: 200,000. -o-- Cheboygan WTOM (Channel 4) NBC WWLP (Channel 22) NBC, ABC Midwestern Broadcasting Company, P. O. Springfield Television Broadcasting Corp., Box 366, Cheboygan, Michigan; MAdison Box 2210, Springfield 1, Mass.; STate 7-5683. 5-5311. Les Biederman, pres., gen. mgr.; William Roger L. Putnam, chairman; William L. H. Kiker, v. pres., chief eng. ; Drew McClay, Putnam, pres. and gen. mgr.; George R. sec.-treas.; M. C. Mills, station mgr.; R. E. Townsend, vice-pres.; R. L. Filiault, treas. Detwiler, commercial mgr.; nat'l rep. Hal & compt.; Jerry Barnes, prog. mgr.; J. H. Holman Company. Ferguson, Jr., v.p. for sales, gen. sales mgr. ; Operation : 1959 ; TV sets in area : 33,516. Wallace Sawyer, film buyer & dir. ; Donald C. Shaw, chief eng.; nat'l rep., George P. Hol- lingbery Co.-Kettell-Carter (New Eng- Detroit land). WBID-TV (Channel 50) Woodward Broadcasting Co., 1056 Ran- 1953; TV sets in area : 250,000. Operation: dolph St., Detroit, Mich. Max Osnos, pres. & treas.; Jacob Kellman, vice-pres. CP, not operating. WWOR (Channel 14) Springfield Television Broadcasting Corpo- WJBK-TV (Channel 2) CBS ration, P. O. Box 2210, Springfield 1, Mass. STate 5-5311. Storer Broadcasting Company, 7441 Sec- ond Blvd., Detroit 2, William L. Putnam, pres., gen. mgr.; Mich.; TRinity 3- George R. Townsend, vice pres., develop- 7400. ment; James H. Ferguson, Jr.; vice pres., George B. Storer, pres.; Lee B. Wailes, sales ; Roland L. Filiault, treas., comptroller, exec. vice-pres. ; Geo. B. Storer, Jr., vice- Jerome A. Barnes, Dir. of programming; pres., Storer television stations ; Bill Mich- James F. McMahon, chief eng.; nat'l rep. aels, vice-pres. & man. dir., WJBK-TV ; George P. Hollingbery, Co.; regional rep. Keith T. McKenney, local sales mgr.; Ralph Kettell-Carter, Inc., Boston, Mass. Hansen, prog. dir. ; Ard Ekizian, service -co- ordinator ; Donn Operation: 1953. TV sets in area: 65,500. Shelton, aud. prom. mgr.; Betty Anderson, pub. dir. ; Joseph B. Haigh, chief eng. ; Robert S. Buchanan, nat'l sales MICHIGAN mgr.; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Ann Arbor Operation: 1948; TV sets in area: 1,900,- 000. WUOM-TV (Channel 26) (non -corn) -o- Regents of the University of Michigan, WTVS (Channel 56) (non -corn) 504 S. State St., Ann Arbor, Mich. Detroit Educational Television Foundation, W. K. Pierpont, vice-pres. Inc., 12300 Radio Place, Detroit 28; BRoad- CP, not operating. way 3-5456. 436 Grand Rapids C. Allen Harlan, pres. ; Mrs. Gerard Slat- sec. tery, treas. ; Franklin G. Bouwsma, exec. WMCN (Channel 23) : 1,546,- Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area Peninsular Broadcasting Co., 123 Pearl 000. St., N.W. Grand Rapids, Mich. --e--- John D. Loeks, pres. ; Howard W. Freck, WWJ-TV (Channel 4) NBC vice-pres. & secy. ; Elmer Balaban, vice- Evening News Assoc., 615 W. Lafayette, pres. ; Harry Balaban, treas. Detroit; WOodward 2-2000. CP, not operating. Edwin K. Wheeler, gen. mgr. ; Don De - Groot, asst. gen. mgr.; James Schiavone, ; stat. mgr. ; Henry C. Rogers, bus. mgr. WOOD -TV (Channel 8) NBC bask, ABC A. Wales, Ray W. Colie, sales mgr.; John WOOD Broadcasting, Inc., Woodland Kyker, prom. mgr. ; nat'l. sls. mgr. ; A. Glenn Center, 120 College Ave., S.E., Grand Rapids, E. J. Love, gen. eng. mgr. ; Ian K. Harrower, Mich. ; GL 9-4125. prog. & prod. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Grif- McDermott Willard Schroerer, pres. & gen. mgr. ; fin, Woodward, Inc.-Andy & treas.; (Canada). Weston C. Pullen, Jr., vice-pres. John Harvey, secy. ; John S. Markward, TV 1947; TV set in area: 2,185,000. ; Operation: sales mgr. ; Richard Lamoreaux, prod. dir. John Shaw, prog. dir. ; Clark Grant, prom. mgr. ; Charles Robison, chief eng. ; R. H. WXYZ-TV (Channel 7) ABC Smith, film dir. ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, WXYZ, Inc., Broadcast House, 20777 W. Inc. Ten Mile Rd., Detroit 41, Mich. ; KEnwood Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 575,961. 4-7000. Inc. ; Harold John F. Pival, pres. of WXYZ, Kalamazoo S. Christian, vice pres. of merch.; Charles CBS, ABC Kocher, chief eng. ; Peter Strand, program WKZO-TV (Channel 3) mgr. ; Ralph Dawson, nat'l sls. mgr. ; Jan Fetzer Broadcasting Co., 590 W. Maple St., Coil, local sls. service mgr. ; Elizabeth Ash- Kalamazoo 99, Mich. ; FI 5-2101. ; D. Mulla, research ton, oper. mgr. James John E. Fetzer, pres. ; Carl E. Lee, exec. prom. & pub. mgr. ; Ken- dir. ; James Galvin, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Donald W. DeSmit, Jr., ; James Conroy, prod. ; neth Sims, film dir. sales mgr. ; Charles T. Lynch, prog. dir. bus. mgr. ; nat'l services mgr. ; Earl Moore, Arthur Covell, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery- rep., Blair -TV, Inc. Knodel, Inc. : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 1,752,- : Operation Operation : 1950 ; TV sets in area 692,000. 450. Lansing Detroit -Windsor (Canada) WJIM-TV (Channel 6) NBC, CBS, ABC CKLW-TV (Channel 9) CBC Gross Telecasting, Inc., Country House, E. Essex Broadcasters, Inc. (U. S. Busn), Saginaw at Howard St., Lansing 4, Mich. ; IV 3300 Guardian Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich. ; 2-1333. Broad- WOodward 1-7200. Western Ontario Harold F. Gross, pres. & treas. ; Jack Kelin, Drive W., Wind- casting Co., Ltd., Riverside prg. dir. ; Keith Oliver, sls. mgr.; Phillip 4-1155. sor, Ont. ; CLearwater Scherck, film dir. ; Carl Onken, tech. oper. J. E. Campeau, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Norman dir. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV. mgr. ; W. H. Gatfield, : Hawkins, gen. sales Operation : 1950 ; TV sets in area 435,300. - treas. ; S. C. Ritchie, oper. mgr. ; Arthur Mac Coll, film dir. ; Arthur Gloster, pub. & public Marquette rel. dir. ; Stewart Clark, eng. dir. ; nat'l rep., WDMJ-TV (Channel 6) CBS (U. S.), All Canada Young Television Corp. Lake Superior Broadcasting Co., 249 W. Television (Canada). Washington St., Marquette, Mich. ; CAnal Operation : 1954. 6-3526. Frank J. Russell, Jr., pres.; W. H. Tre - Flint loar, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Robert J. Luke, WJRT (Channel 12) ABC stat. & sales mgr.; Wallace C. Johnson, ; prog. dir.; Paul Goodwill Station, Inc., 2302 comptroller Ted Hansen, WJR, The chief eng.; nat'l rep., Weed Tele- Flint 3, Mich.; CEdar 9-6611. Anick, Lapeer St., vision Corp. John F. Patt, chmn. of bd. ; Worth Kramer, Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 75,000. pres. ; F. Sibley Moore, vice-pres. ; A. Dono- van Faust, gen. mgr. ; Franklin C. Mitchell, Onondaga -Lansing prog. dir. ; Robert I. Mart, sls. mgr.; Clarence Jones, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Harrington, WILX-TV (Channel 10) Righter & Parsons, Inc. Television Corporation of Michigan, Inc., Hayes, Jackson, Michigan. Operation : 1958 ; TV sets in area : 500,000. Hotel 437 WMSB (Channel 10) N.E.T.R.C. Duluth -Superior (Wis.) Michigan State University, 600 Kalamazoo KDAL-TV (Channel 3) CBS, ABC Street, E. Lansing, Michigan. ED 2-1511 Ext. Red River Broadcasting Co., Inc., 218 Brad- 2261. ley Bldg., Duluth, Minn.; RAndolph 2-4466. Board of Trustees of Michigan State Uni- Odin S. Ramsland, vice-pres., treas. & gen. versity : John A. Hannah, chairman ; Phillip mgr. ; Robert A. Dettman, vice-pres., secy. & J. May, treasurer, James W. Miller, secre- chief eng. ; John W. Grandy, sales mgr.; Earl tary, Armand L. Hunter, dir. bdcting. serv- Henton, prog. dir. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, ices ; Patrick J. Callihan, sta. mgr. ; Lee C. Inc.-Harry S. Hyett Co. (Minneapolis). Frischknecht, prgm. mgr. ; John T. Caldwell, Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 171,600. prod. & facil. mgr. ; Linn P. Towsley, chief eng. ; James R. -o- Culver, film supv. WDSM-TV (Channel 6) NBC, ABC Operation: 1959; TV sets in area: 673,083. Northwest Publications, Inc., 230 E. Su- Port Huron perior St., Duluth 2, Minn. ; RA 7-8484. Robert J. Rich, gen. mgr. ; R. W. "Rick" WHLS-TV (Channel 34) Pearson, commercial mgr. ; Martin A. Olson, Stevens-Wismer Bcstg. Co., 932 Military prom. mgr.; Edwin M. Conrad, prog. dir.; St., Port Huron, Mich. Erwin Parthe, day opr. dir. ; Daryl Knutson, night ; Harmon LeRoy Stevens and John F. opr. dir. George Carlson, dir. of eng. ; Wismer, owners. nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.

CP, not operating. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 175,000.

Saginaw -Bay City WDUL-TV (Channel 10) WKNX-TV (Channel 57) CBS WDUL Television Corporation, 2230 N. Lake Huron Broadcasting Corp., 221 S. Farwell Avenue, Milwaukee. Washington Ave., Saginaw, Mich. ; PLeasant 3-4471. Hibbing WIRT -TV (Channel 13) William J. Edwards, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Alvin M. Bentley, vice-pres. ; Howard H. Carl Bloomquist, 715 Grant Avenue, Eve- Wolfe, secy-treas. &stat. mgr. ; Frank Cooper - leth, Minn. smith, prog. dir. & sales prom. mgr. ; Robert International Falls M. Chandler, comm. mgr. ; Gerald Simmet, KIFS (Channel I I film ed.; Max W. Thomas, dir. tech. Oper. ; Lee ) Purvis, bus. mgr.; nat'l rep., Gill -Perna, Minneonta Television, Inc., Chamber of Inc. Commerce Bldg., 2nd Avenue, and 4th Street, Operation : 1953. International Falls, Minn. Traverse City Mankato KEYC-TV (Channel WPBN-TV (Channel 7) 12) Midwestern Broadcasting Keyc-Lee TV, Inc., P. O. Box XII, Man- Co., Paul Bunyan kato, Min. Bldg., Traverse City, Mich.; WIndsor 7-7675. Minneapolis -St. Paul Les Biederman, pres. & gen. ; mgr. William KMSP-TV (Channel 9) H. Kiker, vice-pres. & chief eng. ; Drew Mc - 20th Century Clay, secy.-treas. ; Harry Travis, stat. mgr. ; Fox Television, Inc., Foshay Tower, R. E. Detwiler, comm. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Ven- Minneapolis 2, Minn. ; FE ard, Rintoul & McConnell, Inc. 9-8811. Don Operation : 1954. Swartz, pres. & gen. mgr. ; R. J. But- terfield, vice-pres., sales ; Paul Saveried, dir. MINNESOTA news & pub. rel. ; Joe Carney, op. mgr.; Gor- don Benson, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Young ALEXANDRIA Television. KCMT (Channel 7) Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 630,000. Central Minnesota Television Co., Box 28, Alexandria, Minn. RO 3-5166. KSTP-TV (Channel 5) NBC Austin KSTP, Inc., 3415 University Ave., St. KMMT (Channel 6) ABC Paul or Minneapolis 14, Minn. ; MIdway 5-2724. Minnesota-Iowa Television Co., Austin, Stanley E. Minn. ; HEmlock 3-8836. Hubbard, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Kenneth M. Hance, R. J. McElroy, pres.; Thomas exec. vice-pres. & treas. ; L. Young, Stanley S. Hubbard, vice-pres. of research; gen. mgr.; Don Jones, sales dir. ; Leo Chenier, Else Ryberg, secy. ; tech. dir. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Marvin L. Rosene, Inc. vice-pres. of sales; James E. Blake, nat'l TV Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 148,070. sales mgr.; Wm. Davey, sales prom. mgr.; 438 Inc., P. O. Box 152, Del Franklin, prog. dir.; Lawrence A. Lar- Radio Associates, Biloxi, Miss. IDlewood 2-7001. son, chief eng. ; nat'1 rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. CP, not operatine. Operation: 1948; TV sets in area: 700,100. Columbus WCBI-TV (Channel 4) CBS, NBC owner, Columbus, Miss.; WCCO-TV (Channel 4) CBS Birney Imes, Jr., 8-5631. Inc., 50 South 9 St., FAirfax Mid -West Radio-TV, Jr., owner; P. B. Hinman, Minneapolis 2, Minn.; FEderal 8-0552. Birney Imes, stat. mgr.; Bill Whitfield, sales mgr.; Robert McNally, chmn. of bd.; Robert B. ; W. J. prog. mgr. ; Ed Prescott, oper. mgr. F. Van Konynenburg, exec. Williams, Ridder, pres.; Tom McFerrin, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Everett ; Headley, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. Sherman McKinney, Inc.-Southern Rep.-James S. sales mgr. ; asst. mgr. ; R. N. Eckstrum, Ayers, Inc. ; M. Roger Gardner, prod. mgr. John : 90,000. Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area Sherman, dir, of eng. ; Tom Cousins, pub. & prom. dir. ; Gwen Harvey, prog. dir. ; Greenwood rep., Pe- Harry C. Jones, film dir.; nat'l WABC (Channel 6) CBS Woodward, Inc. ters, Griffin, Mississippi Telecasting Co., Inc. P. O. Box : ; in area : 750,000. Operation 1949 TV sets 414, Greenwood, Mississippi. GL 3-4001. -o-- Operation 1949 (on air date Oct. 20, 1959). WTCN-TV (Channel II) ABC Jackson Inc., 2925 Dean Twin State Broadcasting WJTV (Channel 12) CBS basic, ABC Blvd., Minneapolis 16, Minn.; WAlnut 7-8881. Capitol Broadcasting Co., P. O. Box 8187, Weston C. Pullen, Jr., pres. ; Phil Hoff- Jackson 4, Miss. ; FLeetwood 4-2512. ; M. Swift, man, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. Arthur R. ; Newman, chmn. of bd.; T. sta. mgr. ; John M. Baldwin, operations mgr. W. R. pres. ; L. M. Sepaugh, vice- Robert C. Fransen, sls. mgr. ; Robert J. Rear- Hederman, Jr., & mgr. ; B. M. Files, secy.-treas. ; don, reg'l sls. mgr. ; S. M. Rosenman, prog. pres. gen. Alexander, stat. mgr. ; Bill Carlier, dir. ; Howard W. Coleman, prom. dir. ; Shel- Owens ; C. A. Perkins, chief eng. ; L. M. don Peterson, news dir. ; Warren Fritze, chief comm. mgr. Jr. ; film dir. ; Ken Parks, prog. eng. ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Sepaugh, mgr. ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 720,000. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 260,000. Rochester KROC-TV (Channel 10) NBC WLBT (Channel 3) NBC Southern Minnesota Broadcasting Co., Lamar Life Broadcasting Co., 715 South 100-First Ave. Bldg., Rochester, Minn.; Jefferson, Jackson, Miss.; 2-2691. AT 9-3924. Peter Koch Lutken, pres. ; Fred L. Beard, Mrs. Agnes Gentling, pres. ; G. David secy.-treas. & gen. mgr. ; Maurice Thompson, Gentling, vice-pres. & treas. & gen. mgr. ; vice-pres. & prog. dir. ; Frank Gentry, comm. Marvin C. Foss, secy. ; Don Perry, prog. mgr. ; mgr. ; Robert Smathers, chief eng. ; Chuck ; Willard N. Lampman, sls. mgr. & stat. mgr.; Alen, prom. dir. ; Cliff Bingham, film dir. Robert Cross, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Venard, nat'l rep., George P. Hollingbery Co. S. Hyett Rintoul & McConnell, Inc.-Harry Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 240,000. Co. (Minneapolis). : 144,000. Operation : 1958 ; TV sets in area Laurel -Hattiesburg St. Paul WDAM-TV (Channel 7) KTCA-TV (Channel 2, educational) South Mississippi Television Co., P. O. Box Twin City Area Educational Television 1649, Hattiesburg, Miss. Corp., St. Paul 8, Minn. William S. Smylie, pres. ; Marvin Reuben, vice & gen. mgr. ; David L. Waite, op- Loring M. Staples, pres. ; Wendell T. pres., erations mgr. ; Jerry Keith, sls. mgr. ; C. C. Burns, vice-pres. ; Ronald M. Hubbs, vice- Vogel, chief eng. ; Terry Emmons, merch. & pres. ; Philip H. Nason, vice-pres. ; Dr. John prom. mgr. ; Nat'l rep., Weed TV. C. Schwarzwalding, gen. mgr. ; Paul Owen, : ; sets in area : 58,000. asst. mgr. ; John de Laittre, secy.; A. A. Operation 1956 TV dir of Heckman, treas. ; Harvey Bergman, Meridian dev. ; Wayne Muyer, chief eng. WCOC-TV (Channel 30) Operation : 1957. Mississippi Broadcasting Co., WCOC MISSISSIPPI Building, Meridian, Miss. Biloxi Withers Gavin, pres. & gen. mgr. WVMI-TV (Channel 13) CP, not operating. 439 WTOK-TV (Channel II) CBS basic, NBC. ABC W. H. Weldon, pres. ; Mrs. W. H. Weldon, Southern Television Corp., Southern Bldg., exec. vice-pres.; Robert Blosser, vice-pres. Box 1771, Meridian, Miss.; 3-1441. & gen. mgr.; Edward Schuelein, vice-pres. Robert F. Wright, pres. & gen. mgr.; W. & chief eng. ; Camille Williams, secy.-treas.; Ron B. Crooks, Jr., vice-pres. & sales mgr.; T. Y. Maxwell, sales mgr.; nat'l rep., Blair Minniece, secy.; H. M. Minniece, treas.; Television Associates. Cecil Germany, prog. mgr. & traffic mgr.; Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 140,000. George Shannon, prod. dir. & film dir.; Joe Joplin Saxon, chief eng.; nat'l rep. Headley -Reed TV. KODE -TV (Channel 12) CBS, ABC Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 104,000. WSTV, Inc. (Licensee) 1928 W. 13th St., Joplin, Mo.; MAyfair Tupelo 3-7260. Harry D. Burke, gen. mgr.; D. T. Knight, WTWV (Channel 9) NBC sales mgr.; Ron Robson, prog. dir.; nat'l WTWV, Inc., Beech Springs Rd., Box rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. 163, Tupelo, Miss.; VI 2-7620. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 151,200. Frank K. Spain, pres. & gen. mgr. ; William B. Landers, prog. dir.; Charles H. Hicks, KOAM-TV (Channel 7) Jr., comm. mgr.; James Stembridge, op. (See Pittsburg, Kansas) supvr. ; Perrin Purvis, prom. dir. Kansas Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 80,000. City KCMO-TV (Channel MISSOURI 5) CBS Meredith Engineering Co., 125 E. 31st St., Cape Girardeau Kansas City 8, Mo.; JEfferson 1-6789. KFVS-TV (Channel 12) CBS E. K. Hartenbower, v.p. & gen. mgr.; C. E. Hirsch Broadcasting Co., Box 422, 324 Breazeal, asst. mgr.; Sidney B. Tremble, mgr. Broadway, Cape Girardeau, Mo.; 5-5511. of television & comm. mgr.; Kenneth W. Heady, prog. dir. ; T. R. Oscar C. Hirsch, pres. & gen. mgr.; Geral- Thompson, film dir. ; F. C. Strawn, ; dine F. Hirsch, treas.; David E. Hoche, pub. dir. Karl Troeglen, tech. secy.; Robert O. Hirsch, dir.; Steve Mills, prod. dir.; nat'l rep., The vice-pres. & mgr. Katz Agency, Inc. of TV oper.; nat'l rep., Headley -Reed TV. Operation: 1954. Operation : 1953; TV sets in area : 616,940. Columbia -o-- KMBC-TV (Channel 9) ABC KOMU-TV (Channel 8) NBC, ABC Cook Broadcasting The Curators of the Co., KMBC Bldg., 11th University of Missouri, & Central, Kansas City Highway 63, South, Columbia, Mo.; GIbson 5, Mo.; HArrison 2-1122. 1-2650. Donald D. Davis, pres. ; Edward John T. Schilling, C. Lambert, dir. of TV, Glenn G. exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Griswold, gen. George J. mgr.; John O. Conwell, sales Higgins, vice-pres. & sales mgr.; Mori mgr. ; Monte Gururt, prog. dir.; William J. Greiner, mgr. of TV; Lou Kemper, prod. Reagan, chief eng. ; Ron Hunt, film dir.; supvr.; Henry Goldenberg, nat'l rep., chief eng.; nat'l H -R Television, Inc. rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. : Operation 1953 ; TV sets in : 142,320. area Operation : 1953; TV sets in area : 649,770. Hannibal Mo. -Quincy, III. WDAF-TV KHQA-TV (Channel 7) CBS, ABC (Channel 4)NC Lee Broadcasting, Inc., National -Missouri TV, Inc., 31st & Sum- 2333 Palmyra Rd., mer Sts., Hannibal, Mo.; 2762; WCU Bldg., Quincy, Kansas City 8, Mo.; PLaza 3-4567. Ill.; BAldwin 2-6200. William A. Bates, gen. mgr.; Jay Barring- ton, asst. gen. mgr. & film buyer; E. Manne Lee P. Loomis, pres.; Herbert R. Ohrt, Russo, nat'l sales mgr. ; Jud Woods, prom. exec. ; vice-pres. E. L. Sparks, vice-pres.; & research; James Walter J. Rothschild, Necessary, local sales secy.-treas., gen. mgr. mgr.; Robert Wormington, prog. dir.; Wil- & nat'l sales mgr.; Robert W. Eickmeyer, liam Wormington, prod. admin. asst.; Tom mgr.; James P. Robey, pgm. dir.; J. E. Schmidt, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Harrington, Gray, chief ; eng. Jean Eager, film ed.; Dick Righter & Parsons. Moore, prom. dir. ; nat'l rep., The Branham Operation : 1949; Co. TV sets in area : 721,321.

Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 207,920. Kirksville-Ottumwah (Iowa) Jefferson City KTVO (Channel 3) CBS, NBC KBIZ-KTVO Bldg., Ottumwa, Ia.; MUr- KRCG-TV (Channel 13) CBS ray 2-4535. Jefferson Television Company, Jefferson James J. Conroy, pres. & gen. City, Mo.; 6-6188. mgr.; Mer- rill Gilmore, vice-pres.; Alice E. Fisher, 440 dir. ; Fred J. Muel- ; Alli- Keith Gunther, prog. ; Ramond Russell, secy. Berg treas. chief eng. ; Don sales mgr. ; ler, prom. dir. ; Ed Risk, son, stat. mgr. ; Joe McMurray, mgr.; nat'l rep., NBC Spot Jim Bolen, prog. dir.; Monty Moncrieff, Schomburg, office research & prom. dir. ; James Riley, chief Sales. 1947 ; TV sets in area : 967,000. eng. ; nat'l rep., The Bolling Co., Inc. Operation: : 187,800. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area KTVI (Channel 2) ABC St. Joseph Signal Hill Telecasting Corp., 5915 Bert- KFEQ-TV (Channel 2) CBS, ABC hold Ave., St. Louis 10, Mo. ; MIssion 7- KFEQ Broadcasting Co., 40th & Faraon 3600. 3-2528. Streets, St. Joseph, Mo.; ADams Harry Tenenbaum, pres. ; Paul E. Peltason, M. Nelson, & gen. Jesse Fine, pres. ; Theodore vice-pres. ; J. J. Bernard, vice-pres. ; Milsteen, prog. ; Paul vice-pres. & gen. mgr. Gene mgr. ; Shaun Murphy, nat'l sales mgr. mgr. ; John mgr. ; E. Carleton Schirmer, sls. Litt, local sales mgr. ; Fred Buschmeyer, ; Blair Television ; Carroll, chief eng. nat'l rep., prog. dir. ; Don Curran, prom. mgr. Richard Associates. J. Trompeter, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV. : ; sets in area : 210,975. : 967,000. Operation 1953 TV Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area St. Louis Sedalia KETC (Channel 9) (non -corn) St. Louis Educational Television Commis- KMOS-TV (Channel 6) sion, 6996 Millbrook Blvd., St. Louis 30, Mo. ; Cook Broadcasting Co., 2100 W. Broadway, VOlunteer 3-0995. Sedalia, Mo., TAylor 6-1651. Lawrence M. Curtiss, chairman ; Oscar A. Donald D. Davis, pres. ; John A. Garner, comm. Ehrhardt, William F. James, vice-chairmen; v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Harry Trotman, ; nat'l rep., James A. Singer, secy. ; Richard A. Young, mgr. ; Robert J. Klein, chief eng. ; treas. ; Henry F. Chadeayne, exec. dir. Jer- Bob Dore Associates. eng. ; Mrs. Elaine D. ome Gordon, chief Operation : 1958. Afton, dir. of School programs ; Ralph J. Tangney, dir. of special projects. Springfield : ; in : 921,000. Operation 1954 TV sets area KITS -TV (Channel 10) CBS Independent Broadcasting Co., P. O. Box KMOX-TV (Channel 4) CBS 1716 S.S.S., Springfield 4, Mo.; UN 2-7474. St. Louis 6, Mo.; CBS, Inc., 1215 Cole St., J. H. G. Cooper, pres. ; G. Pearson Ward, MAin 1-9100. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Irving Schwab, secy.; Gene Wilkey, gen. mgr.; Leon Drew, prog. Geo. M. Thompson, vice-pres. & treas. ; ; F. dir. ; C. M. McAbee, gen. sales mgr. Harry Kevin McAndrews, prog. dir. ; William sales Harvey, chief eng. ; Charles Miller, prod. Curry, chief eng. ; Jack Lloyd, nat'l ; Fred mgr. ; Tom Stanton, dir. sls. vrom. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Weed Television Corp. dir. of info. svcs. ; nat 1 rep., CBS - : 177,500. Heywood, Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area TV Spot Sales. Operation : 1958 ; TV sets in area : 850,000. KYTV (Channel 3) ABC, NBC KPLR (Channel I I ) Springfield Television, Inc., 999 W. Sun- 220 Television Inc., Video City, Chase - shine, Springfield, Mo. ; UN 6-2766. Park Plaza Hotels, St. Louis 8, Mo., FOrest Lester L. Cox, pres. ; Keith G. Wells, vice- ; E. Bus- 1-4423. pres. ; Tanis Bixby III, secy. Lynn ; A. Blumeyer, mgr. ; Harold Koplar, pres. Arthur sey, treas. ; Carl Fox, co -mgr. & prog. ; Lillian ; chairman of bd. ; Sam Koplar, v. pres. R. L. Stuftlebam, co -mgr. & sales mgr. E. ; E. Dunaway, Koplar Shenker, sec. Jeanne Dennis White, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., George v. pres., gen. treas. ; James L. Caddigan, exec. P. Hollingbery Co. Dir. sls. ; Kenneth mgr. ; James E. Goldsmith, : 165,000. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area Hildenbrand, dir. eng. ; William F. Budde, bus. mgr., comptroller, James M. Henneberry, public relations dir. ; Al Johnston, prod. dir. ; MONTANA Pat Fay, prod., dir. ; Jan Reno, operations Billings ; Peters, Griffin, Woodward, mgr. nat'l rep. (Channel 2) CBS bask, ABC, Inc. KOOK -TV The Montana Network, P. O. Box 2557, Operation : 1959 ; TV sets in area : 820,000. Mont. ; 2-5611. ----o Billings, - Joseph S. Sample, pres & gen. mgr.; Je- KSD-TV (Channel 5) NBC rome Anderson, secy. ; Edmund L. Peiss, Pulitzer Publishing Co., 1111 Olive St., ; The dir. of Oper. ; Grant French, chief eng. John ; MAin 1-1111. St. Louis 1, Mo. Conner, comm. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Gill -Perna. ; Pulitzer, Jr., pres. Harold Grams, : Joseph Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area 51,300. gen. mgr. ; Guy E. Yeldell, gen. sales mgr. ; 441 KGHL-TV (Channel 8) vice-pres. ; Wm. K. Carroll, exec. vice-pres. ; Midland Empire Broadcasting Co., 214 N. Helen Reardon, secy.-treas. 30th Street, Billings, Mont. Phone: ALpine 2-4641. CP, not operating. P. N. Fortin, pres.; W. J. Hancock, vice- Missoula pres. & secy.-treas. KMSO-TV (Channel 13) CBS, ABC, NBC Operation : 1958. Mosby's Inc., 340 W. Main, Missoula, Butte Mont.; 9-4169. A. J. KOPR-TV (Channel Mosby, gen. mgr.; Don Hayes, nat'l 6) sls. & prom. mgr.; Sid Copper Broadcasting Tompkins, asst. mgr.; Company, Finlen Ho- Bob Scherpenseel, chief eng. ; tel, Butte, Montana. nat'l rep., For- joe TV, Inc., Reg. rep., Day -Wellington, Inc. (Seattle) ; nat'l reps., Five Star Network; KXLF-TV (Channel 4) NBC, ABC, CBS Devney-O'Connell, Inc. Television Montana, 1003 S. Montana St., Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 60,300. Butte, Mont.; 29-111. NEBRASKA E. B. Craney, pres. & gen. mgr.; Jim Man- ning, stat. mgr.; Arne Auzjon, comm. mgr.; Alliance Lloyd Scott, chief eng.; East rep., Skyline Advertiser Sales, Hollingbery. KALF (Channel 13) Operation : 1953. Western Nebraska TV, Inc., c/o KCOW, Box 391. Glendive KXGN-TV (Channel 5) Hastings Glendive Broadcasting Corp., Box 200/ KHAS-TV (Channel 5) NBC 122 So. Merrill, Glendive, Mont.; EMpire Nebraska Television Corp., Highway 281, 5-3377. Box 476, Hastings, Neb.; 3-1321. Daniel C. Palen, gen. mgr.; Lewis W. Fred A. Seaton, pres.; J. M. McDonald, Moore, film buyer; Donald J. Powers, chief John Spady, vice-pres.; Lloyd P. Kissinger, eng.; nat'l rep., Forjve TV, Inc. secy.; Fred R. Irons, treas.; Duane L. Operation: 1957. Watts, gen. mgr.; Robert Schnuelle, op. & prod. mgr.; Duane B. Allison, chief eng.; Great Falls Marsden Garey, film dir. ; nat'l rep., Weed Television Corp. KFBB-TV (Channel 5) CBS, Skyline Network Operation : 1956; TV sets in area : 138,520. Wilkins Broadcast, Inc., P. O. Box 1139, Great Falls, Mont.; 4-4377. Hay Springs J. P. Wilkins, pres. & gen. mgr.; E. F. KDUH (Channel 4) Galt, vice-pres. & secy.-treas.; W. C. Blan- chette, stat. mgr. & comm. mgr.; Pen Brown, Duhamel Enterprises, prog. Inc., P. O. Box 64, dir.; Anthony Lopuch, chief eng.; Hay Springs, Nebraska. ME 8-2741. (satel- Howard Ely, film ed.; nat'l rep., Gill -Perna. lite of KOTA-TV). Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 44,000. Mrs. Helen S. Duhamel, pres. & Gen. mgr.; -o-- J. Norman Heffron, vice-pres. & prod. dir.; William F. Turner, sec, bus. & comm. mgr.; KRTV-TV (Channel 3) Abner H. George, treas. & radio prog. dir. ; Snyder and Associates, P. O. Box 1453, Robert H. Musfeldt, chief eng.; Arthur Great Falls, Mont. L. Jones, pub. & prom. dir. ; nat'l rep. Headley - Operation : 1958. Reed TV. Helena Operation : 1958. KXLJ-TV (Channel 12) Hayes Center Capital City Television, Inc. (Satellite of KHPL-TV (Channel 6) CBS KXLF, Butte.) 1306 11th Ave., Helena, Mont. (Satellite of KHOL-TV, Kearney, Neb.) A. T. Hibbard, Bi -States Co., 414 East Ave., Holdrege, pres.; Carl Anderson, Neb.; WYman vice-pres.; Barclay Craighead, treas. 5-5952. Dr. F. Wayne Operation : 1958. Brewster, pres. ; C. E. Freas, Jr., vice-pres.; Harold J. Hamilton, secy.- treas. ; Kalispell Jack Gilbert, stat. mgr., KHOL-TV ; KURL-TV (Channel 9) Paul Freygang, sales dir. ; Ed Strasburger, of- fice & traffic mgr.; W. M. Greely, tech. dir. ; KGEZ-TV, Inc., Box 439, Kalispell, Mont. Don Pope, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., The Meeker Frank Reardon, pres.; Richard K. Vick, Co., Inc. Mary Adele Sullivan, Albert J. Schumacher, : Operation 1956 ; TV sets in area : 20,000. 442 Paxson, sales mgr.; Ken H. James, prog. Kearney dir.; Jack Petrik, chief eng.; Robert F. KHOL-TV (Channel 13) CBS Coats, prom. mgr.; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Bi States Co., 414-416 East Ave., Holdrege, Inc.. in area ; 400,000. Nebr.; WYman 5-5952. (Also operates Operation : 1957 ; TV sets KHPL-TV, Hayes Center, Neb.) Dr. F. Wayne Brewster, pres.; C. E. Freas, secy- Jr., vice-pres.; Harold J. Hamilton, KMTV (Channel 3) NBC stat. mgr.; Paul Frey - treas. ; Jack Gilbert, May Broadcasting Co., 2615 Farnam St., sales dir. ; Ed Strasburger, traffic & of- gang, Omaha 31, Neb.; HArney 3333. fice mgr.; Moe Milliken, ch. anncr.; W. ; Owen L. Saddler, M. Greely, dir. of eng.; Art Eckdahl, news Edward W. May, pres. ; Torn Nuss, & gen. mgr.; R. H. Sawyer, dir. ; Jerry Granger, sports dir. exec. vice-pres. treas.; Arden E. Swisher, farm & pub. dir.; nat'l rep., The Meeker secy.; Jim Shaum, prog. mgr.; Norman Co., Inc. sales mgr.; Lew Jeffrey, prod. mgr.; Galen K. Lillethorup, : 142,000. Williams, : 1953 ; TV sets in area Operation prom. mgr.; Amos E. Eastridge, mer. dir.; Kenneth Lincoln R. J. Schroeder, vice pres. eng.; Michelser, film dir.; nat'l rep., Edward Petry 10) CBS, ABC KOLN-7V (Channel & Co., Inc. Ccrp., 40th & W : 400,000. Cornhusker Television Operation : 1949; TV sets in area Strs., Lincoln 3, Nebr.; 62367. John E. Fetzer, pres.; A. James Ebel, v.p., gen. mgr.; Duane Holman, sales mgr.; WOW -TV (Channel 6) CBS prod. Bob Johnson, prog. dir.; Bill Henke, Meredith WOW, Inc., 3509 Farnham St., ; nat'l rep., Avery- dir. ; Ray Taylor, eng. dir. Omaha 31, Neb.; WEbster 3400. Inc. Knodel, Fred O. Bohen, chmn. of bd.; E. T. Mere- : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 227,000. & treas.; Operation dith, pres. ; Payson Hall, vice-pres. Frank P. Fogarty, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; McCook sales C. A. Larson, sta. mgr.; Fred Ebener, prog. dir.; Robert KOMC-TV (Channel 8) NBC mgr. ; Bill McBride, Froemming, local sls. mgr.; Glenn Flynn, (Satellite of KCKT, Great Bend, Kansas) nat'l ; Robert Seitzer, prom. mgr.; Television Company, Inc., chief eng. Central Kansas rep., Blair -TV, Inc. 182, Great Bend, Kansas. GLadstone Box 1949; TV sets in area: 350,000. 3-7868; (Part of Tri Circle TV Network). Operation: North Platte Scottsbluff KSTF (Channel IO) NBC KNOP (Channel 2) (Satellite of KFBC-TV, Cheyenne, Wyo.) Box North Platte Television, Inc., P. O. Frontier Broadcasting Co., 2923 E. Lin- Nebraska. LEnox 2-2222. 756. North Platte, colnway, Cheyenne, Wyo.; 4-4461. pres. ; Orville Kuhlman, v. York Hinman, Robert S. McCraken, pres. ; O. B. Koerfer, ; Cal Ellis, sec.; Bill pres. ; Mac Smock, treas. C. Grove, v.p. & chief eng.; Howard Morgan, operations secy.; William Wood, mgr.; Charles P. Cahill, comm. mgr. ; W. C. Walter Neste, pro. dir. ; nat'l rep., mgr.; Bob Van g.m.; nat'l rep., George P. Hollingbery Co. Bob Dorcass. Operation : 1955. Operation: 1958 ; TV sets in area: 35,000. NEVADA KUON-TV (Channel 12) (non -cor,) Henderson -Las Vegas University of Nebraska, 12th & R Streets, KLRJ-TV (Channel 2) NBC Lincoln 8, Nebr.; 2-7631. Southwestern Publishing Co., Inc., 4850 Nev.; Jack G. McBride, stat. mgr.; Robert Henderson Highway, Las Vegas, Schlater, asst. stat. mgr. & prog. dir.; Ron- DUdley 2-1760. dir.; Adolph Dvorak, chief Donald W. Reynolds, pres. ; A. E. Cahlan, ald Hull, prod. mgr.; eng.; Boyd Rooney, film dir.; Betty Mei- man. dir.; William D. Stiles, gen. - W. Dunn, singer, traffic & prom. dir. ; Robert Fox, in Mark Smith, stat. mgr.; Allen comm. school producer. nat'l sales mgr.; Ralph W. Johnson, David Rogers, ; in area : 104,100. mgr.; Anne Gibb, adv. dir.; Operation: 1954 TV sets Inc. chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, : 30,000. Omaha Operation: 1955 ; TV sets in area 7) ABC KETV (Channel Vegas Herald Corp., 27th & Douglas Sts., Las (Channel 8) CBS Omaha 31, Neb.; HArney 7777. KLAS-TV Inc., P. O. Box 1230, Ben H. Cowdery, pres.; Eugene S. Las Vegas Television, Nev. ; DUdley 2-6138. Thomas, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Robert O. Las Vegas, 443 Hank Greenspun, pres. ; Howard A. Kal- Atlantic City menson, gen. mgr.; B. J. A. Deloges, bus. WHTO-TV (Channel mgr.; Ande Beggerly, prod. mgr.; Norman 46) White, local sls. mgr.; nat'l rep., Weed Tele- Neptune Broadcasting Corp., P. O. Box vision Corp. 1230, Steubenville, Ohio. Jack N. Berkman, pres. ; Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 55,000. John J. Laux, Exec. vice-pres. & secy. ; Louis Berkman, KSHO-TV (Channel vice-pres. ; Carl A. Weinman, treas. ; Beula 13) ABC Goldfein, asst. secy.-asst. treas. TV Co. of America, Inc., El Rancho Vegas CP, not operating. Hotel, Las Vegas, Nev. ; DU. 2-8010. Mervyn Adelsen, pres.; Alex Gold, gen. mgr.; Walter Shull, comm. mgr. ; Ted Mc- Kinstry, Opera. prg. dir. ; Bob Austin, prom. WOCN (Channel 52) dir.; Al Mehner, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Forjoe- David E. Mackey, 207 W. Swissvale Ave., TV, Inc. Pittsburgh, Pa. Operation : 1956. CP, not operating. Reno Camden KOLO-TV (Channel 8) CBS primary, ABC, NBC WPCA-TV (Channel 17)

Nevada Radio -Television, Inc., Box 821, 1230 E. Mermaid Lane, Phila. 18, Pa. ; St., Reno, Nev. ; 3-0721. CH. 8-3628. Donald W. Reynolds, pres. ; Lee D. Hirsh - land, -0-- gen. mgr. ; Jere Laird, prog. dir. ; Dur- WPCA-TV (Channel 17) ward Yasmer; film ; supvr. Thos. Hughes, Young Peoples Church chief eng. ; nat1 rep., Headley of the Air, 730 -Reed Co. Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa. : Operation 1953 ; TV sets in area : 42,000. New Brunswick NEW HAMPSHIRE WTLV (Channel 19) (non -corn) Durham New Jersey Department of Education, 175 W. State St, Trenton, N. J. WENH (Channel II) (Non Corn) CP, not operating. University of New Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire. WN. 8-5511. Ext. 275. Newark -New York Keene WNTA (Channel 13) WKNE-TV (Channel 45) N.T.A. Broadcasting Corp., 1020 Broad St., Newark 1, N. J.; Mltchell 2-6400; 10 Colum- WKNE Corp., 17 Dunbar St., Keene, bus Circle, New York, N. Y.; JUdson 2-7300. N. H. ; 2080. Gerald O. Kaye, president ; Edythe Rein, Jospeh K. Close, pres. ; George W. Smith, vice-president; treas. H. J. Bucher, secretary; Elric H. Haight, treasurer; Sydney Kavaleer, TV CP, not operating. sales mgr. ; Jack Lynn, director of program- ming ; Fred Segal, director of advertising and Manchester art ; Robert B. MacDougall, director of edu- WMUR-TV (Channel 9) ABC cation; Bert Lee Jr., sports director; Edmund Scott, director of publicity; Andrew The Radio Voice of New Hampshire, Soroka, Inc., operations co-ordinator ; Henry Dabrowski, 1819 Elm St., Manchester, N. ; H. NAtional chief engineer ; national representative, Katz 3-8061. agency. Richard Eaton, pres. ; David O'Shea, gen. Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 4,520,- mgr.; Jack Conway, sales mgr.; Ray Harris, 800. prgm. dir. ; nat'l rep., Weed -TV. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 965,576. NEW MEXICO Albuquerque NEW JERSEY KGGM-TV (Channel 13) CBS Asbury Park New Mexico Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1414 WRTV (Channel 58) Coal Ave., S.W., Albuquerque, N. M.; CHappel 3-2285. Atlantic Video Corp., Mayfair House, Deal Rd., Oakhurst, N. J.; KEllogg 1-1600. A. R. Hebenstreit, pres. & gen. mgr.; S. P. Vidal, vice-pres.; N. W. Switzer, secy.- Walter Reade, Jr., pres. ; Edwin Gage, vice-pres. & secy. treas. ; R. C. (Dusty) Rhoads, sales mgr.; Bob Van Driel, prog. dir. ; CP, not operating Andy Nechesnoff, prop. mgr.; Leonard Dodds, chief eng.; 444 Miss Vergie Abeyta, traffic mgr. ; nat'l rep., Santa Fe The Branham Company. KVIT (Channel 2) Operation: 1953 ; TV sets in area : 113,000. Video Independent Theatres, Inc., Box e 1334, Oklahoma City, Okla. CP, not operating. KNME=TV (Channel 5) (non corn) Regents of University of New Mexico and NEW YORK Board of Education, City of Albuquerque, Albany 1801 Roma, N.E. CHapel 2-1283. WTEN (Channel 10) Capital Cities Broadcasting Corporation, KOAT-TV (Channel 7) ABC Box 10, Albany 1. Alvarado Television Co., Inc., 122 Tulane Drive, S.E., Albuquerque, N. M.; ALpine WPTR-TV (Channel 23) 5-8716. Patroon Broadcasting Co., Inc., Hotel Clinton D. McKinnon, pres. ; Max A. 1, N. Y.; 5-3345. Sklower, sta. mgr.; James Sharman, chief Sheraton -Ten Eyck, Albany eng. ; Evelene Wills, film dir. ; nat'l rep., Boll- J. Meyer Schine, pres. ing Co. CP, not operating. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 119,600. --o-- WAST (Channel 13) ABC KOB-TV (Channel 4) NBC Affiliate Van Curler Broadcasting Corp., P. O. Box Albuquerque Broadcasting, Division of 4035, Albany 4, N. Y. ; HObart 5-5291. KSTP, Inc., 1430 Coal Ave., S.W., Albu- S. H. Fabian, pres.; William A. Ripie, querque, N. M. ; CHapel 3-4411. gen. mgr. ; E. David Rosen, asst. to gen. mgr. ; Stanley E. Hubbard, pres.; George S. Fred D. Shavor, prog. dir.; Elmer C. Snow, Johnson, gen. mgr. ; Kenneth M. Hance, vice- chief eng. ; Dominic Tovino, sales mgr. ; Mi- ; pres. & treas. ; R. D. Williams, comm. mgr. ; chael S. Artist, prom. & mktg. mgr. nat'1 Jerry Danziger, operations mgr. ; Paul Bain, rep., H -R Television Representatives, Inc. prom. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry Co. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 224,000. Operation: 1948; TV sets in area: 146,900. -o- Carlsbad WM (Channel 17) (non -corn) U. of New York State, State Education KAVE-TV (Channel 6) CBS, Dept., Albany, N. Y. Voice of the Caverns, Inc., 2907 W. James E. Allen, Jr., commissioner of edu- Church St., Carlsbad, N. M.; TUxedo 5- cation ; John P. Myers, chancellor, Board 4101. of Regents. Ed. P. Talbott, pres. ; Bill Carnahan, vice- CP, not operating. pres. ; Lawrence Daniels, secy. ; Tom Wise - heart, gen. mgr. & comm. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Binghamton Bolling Co. WINR-TV (Channel 40) Operation: 1956 ; TV sets in area : 40,- 000. Binghamton Press Co., Inc., 70 Henry St., Binghamton, N. Y. ; 3-8251. Clovis General Manager, Edward M. Scala, Tech- KVER-TV (Channel 12) CBS nical Director, G. Ricciardelli ; Program Di- N. M. rector, Shirley Ricciardelli ; Representatives KICA, Inc., 1000 Sycamore, Clovis, Inc. POrter 3-5511. Everett -McKinney, Jim Wilkes, gen. mr. ; John Henry, nat'l -o-- slgs. mgr. WNBBF-TV (Channel 12) CBS, ABC Operation: 1957. Triangle Publication, Inc., Radio & Tele- vision Division, Sheraton Inn, Binghamton, Roswell N. Y. ; RA 3-7311. KSWS-TV (Channel 8) NBC, CBS, ABC George Dunham, gen. mgr. ; Tom Jones, John A. Barnett, 1717 W. Second, Roswell, prgm. dir. ; sales mgr. ; Lamar Cox, eng. ; N. M.; MAin 2-6450. nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Inc. John A. Barnett, owner & gen. mgr. ; W. Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 322,000. L. Shackleford, asst. gen. mgr. ; Paul Mc- -o-- Evoy, sales mgr.; Clyde E. Cless, prod. dir. ; WQTV (Channel 46) (non -corn) Wm. E. Kolb, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., The Meeker Co., Inc.-Clyde Melville Co. U. of State of New York, State Educa- (Southwest) . tion Dept., Albany, N. Y. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 81,845. CP, not operating. 445 Buffalo Television Corp.-Andy McDermott (Can- WBEN (Channel 4) CBS ada). WBEN, Inc., Hotel Statler, Buffalo 2, Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 156,920. N. Y.; MOhawk 0930. Elmira Alfred H. Kirchhofer, pres. & secy.; Mrs. WSYE-TV (Channel 18) NBC Edward H. Butler, vice-pres. ; James H. (Satellite of WSYR-TV,Syracuse, N. Y.) Righter, treas. ; C. Robert Thompson, gen. mgr.; George R. Torge, stat. mgr. ; Nicholas Central N. Y. Broadcasting Corp., Hawley Hill, J. Malter, sales mgr. ; Fred Keller, prog. dir. ; Elmira, N. Y. Joseph A. Haeffner, pub. dir. ; Ralph J. Kings- E. R. Vadeboncoeur, pres. & gen. mgr. ; ley, tech. dir. ; nat'l rep., Harrington, Righter W. V. Rothrum, vice-pres. & prog. mgr. ; & Parsons, Inc. W. R. Alford, dir. of sales ; Paul Abbott, resident mgr.; Ben ; Operation : 1948: TV sets in area : U. S. : Kilpatrick, chief eng. 644,425 ; Canada : 805,631. nat'l rep., Harrington, Righter & Parsons, -o- Inc. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 79,000. WGR-TV (Channel 2) ABC Transcontinent TV Corp., 184 Barton St., Hagaman Buffalo 13, N. Y. ; SUmmer 7115. WCDB (Channel 29) CBS David C. Moore, pres.; Felix L. Piech, (Satellite of WCDA, Albany, N. Y.) secy.-treas. ; Van Beuren W. DeVries, Hudson Valley Broadcasting Co., Inc., stat. mgr. ; Paul M. Sciandra, prog. dir. ; Box 4100, Albany, N. Y.; 3-2225. G. Paschall pub. & ; Swift, dir. nat'l sales mgr. Frank M. Smith, pres. & man. dir ; B. ; Karl Hoffman, vice-pres. of eng. nat'l Charles Heisler, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Har- rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc.-Andy rington, Righter & Parsons, Inc. McDermott (Canada). Operation : 1956. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 567,600. -o-- Ithaca WKBW-TV (Channel 7) WHCU-TV (Channel 20) WKBW-TV, Inc., 1420 Main Street, Buf- Cornell University, 212 E. State St., Ithaca, falo. N. Y. - Michael R. Hanna, gen. mgr. WNED-TV (Channel 17) CP, not operating. Western New York Educational TV Asso- ciation, Inc., Lafayette Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y. ; Tel. WA. 4756. WIET (Channel 14) (non-com) U. of State of New York, State Education Dept., Albany, N. Y. WNYT-TV (Channel 29) CP, not operating. Frontier Television, Inc., 4498 Main St., Buffalo 26, N. Y. ; CI -2682. New York City Bernard I. Obletz, pres. ; Richard Levy, S. WABC-TV (Channel 7) ABC vice-pres. ; Daniel A. Roblin, treas. American CP, not operating. Broadcating-Paramount Thea- -o tres, Inc., 7 W. 66th St., New York 23, WTVF (Channel 23) N. Y.; SUsquehanna 7-5000. Leonard Goldenson, pres. (ABC) ; Joseph U. of State of New York, State Educa- Stamler, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; A. L. Hollander, tion Dept., Albany, N. Y. Jr., prog. dir.; Arthur Dorfner, bus. mgr. ; Francis E. Almstead, Spec. Consultant on Barbara Case, nat'l spot sales mgr. ; James Educ. Television, State Educ. Dept., Albany, Szabo, gen. sls. mgr. ; Bill J. Scharton, nat'l N. Y. sls. mgr. ; Takashi Kako, film dir. ; Gordon CP, not operating. Kunz, prod. mgr. ; Lawrence Pollock, dir. of research ; Lester Dinoff, pub. dir.; nat'l rep., Carthage -Watertown Blair -TV. Operation: 1948 ; WCNY-TV (Channel 7) CBS, TV sets in area : 4,- ABC 800,000. The Brockway Co., Box 211, Watertown, N. Y., SUnset 2-2600; Sales SUnset 2-1800. -O-_ WNEW-TV John B. Johnson, pres. & treas., Catherine (Channel 5) C. Johnson, vice-pres. & secy.; Louis Saiff, Metropolitan Broadcasting Corporation, Jr., gen. mgr. ; James W. Higgins, dir. of 205 East 67th Street, New York 21, N. Y. ; TV; Alfred M. Tauroney, sales mgr.; David LEhigh 5-1000. M. Graves, prog. mgr. ; Glenn H. Hall, prod. John W. Kluge, pres. ; Bennet H. Korn, mgr. ; John A. ; LaLiberte, film dir. Michael vice-pres., TV operations, & gen. mgr. ; Rich- R. Yonkovig, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Weed ard L. Geismar, treasurer ; Joseph J. Madden, 446 ; pub. rel. dir. ; nat'l Comptroller ; Clemens M. Weber, asst. treas. ; film mgr. Mary Camp, Robert A. Dreyer, general counsel and secy. ; rep., H -R Television, Inc. Alan J. Hartnick, asst. secy. ; Mrs. Muriel H. Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 4,- Reis, asst. secy. ; Jack Lynn, program man- 800,000. ager ; William D. Kelly, chief engineer ; Mrs. development -o-- Mary McKenna, research & sales WPIX (Channel II) director ; Harold Cranton, advertising direc- 220 E. 42nd St., New York tor ; Bernard Zeidman, bus. mgr. of sls. dept. ; WPIX Inc., Merle Bredwell, prod. manager. 17, N. Y.: MUrray Hill 2-6500. M. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Operation : 1944 ; TV sets in area : 4,760,000. Fred Thrower, Leavitt J. Pope, vice-pres. & oper. mgr. ; John Patterson, vice-pres. & sales mgr. ; F. X. Tuoti, WNTA-TV (Channel 13) dir. adv. & prom. ; Walter D. Engels, news & (See Newark, N. J.) live pgm. mgr. ; Thomas P. Robinson, vice pres. & sls. bus. mgr. ; Otis S. Freeman, chief eng. ; T. E. Mitchell, vice-pres. & controller ; WCBS-TV (Channel 2) CBS William Cooper, film mgr.; nat'l rep., Peters, Television, Division of Columbia Broad- Griffin, Woodward, Inc. casting System, Inc., 485 Madison Ave., New Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 4,- York 22, N. Y.: PLaza 1-2345. 800,000. Frank Stanton, pres. (CBS) ; Merle S. Jones, pres. (CBS Television Stations) ; WREG (Channel 25) (non corn) mgr. ; Clarence Frank J. Shakespeare, Jr., gen. University of State of New York, Albany. Worden, asst. to gen. mgr.; Dan Gallagher, prog. dir.; William Lacey, mgr. of film de- partment ; Norman Walt, gen. sales mgr.; Plattsburg-Burlington (Vt.) Armand Lartigue, bus. mgr. ; Marion Lons- WPTZ (Channel 5) NBC, ABC ; Traube, dir. of berry, oper. mgr. Leonard Rollins Telecasting Inc., 357-361 Cornelia ; nat'l rep., CBS information services & adv. Plattsburg, N. Y.: JOrdon 1-5555. Television Spot Sales. St., George BarenBregge, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; : 1941; TV sets in area : 4,800,- Operation Joseph Missick, chief eng. ; Al Cahill, prod. 000. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Blair Television Associates -Andy McDermott (Canada). WNBC-TV (Channel 4) NBC Operation : 1954; TV sets in area: 150,000 The National Broadcasting Co., 30 Rocke- (U. S.)-350,000 (Canada). feller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.; CIrcle 7-8300. Rochester William N. Davidson, v. p. & Gen. mgr. ; WCBP-TV (Channel 15) Jay Heitin, nat'l sls. mgr. ; Allen B. Connal, Broadcasting Co., Inc., 87 Seneca St., oper. mgr. ; Fred Acker, bus. affairs mgr.; Star Geneva, N. Y. Robert Patt, adv. & prom. mgr. ; Alvin Slep, pub. & expl. mgr. ; Bill Thompson, sls. prom. Maurice R. Forman, pres.; Thomas L. mgr. ; Alvin Perlmutter, prog. mgr. Brown, vice-pres.; R. Carleton Greene, secy. Operation : 1941 ; TV sets in area : 1,800,- CP, not operating. 000. -o-- -o- WHEC-TV (Channel 10) CBS. ABC WNYC-TV (Channel 31) WHEC, Inc., 191 East Avenue, Rochester 4, N. Y. ; Baker 5-3050. City of New York, Municipal Broadcast- Paul Miller, pres. ; Lowell H. MacMillan, ing System, Municipal Bldg., New York 7, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; John J. Cody, gen. sales N. Y.: WHitehall 3-3600. mgr. ; William Adams, prog. dir. & film dir. ; Buck, Seymour N. Siegel, dir.; Bernard Howard Mouatt, tech. dir. ; Warren Wight - prog. mgr. ; Henry Wei, chief eng. man, prod. dir. ; nat'l rep., Everett-Mcney, CP, not operating. Inc. -o- Operation : 1959 ; TV sets in area : 333,610. WOR-TV (Channel 9) WROH (Channel 21) (non-com) RKO Teleradio Pictures, Inc., 1440 U. of State of New York, State Educa- Broadway, New York ; LOngacre 4-8000. tion Dept., Albany, N. Y. T. F. O'Neil, pres.; Robert J. Leder, v.p. Francis E. Almstead, Spec. Consultant on & gen. mgr. ; Burt Lambert, sales mgr.; Rob- Educ. Television, State Educ. Dept., Albany, ert S. Smith, dir. prm. div. ; prom. dir. ; Bar- N. Y. ney Boyle, mgr. ; H. Salzman, merch. dir. ; Ivan Reiner, prog. mgr.; Tommy Reynolds, CP, not operating. 447 WROC-TV (Channel 5) NBC, ABC Louis B. Switzer, prom. mgr.; William Transcontinent Television Corp., 201 Hum- R. Alford, Jr., dir. of sales; Fran Procopio, boldt St., Rochester 3, N. Y.; BUtler 8-8400. film ed. ; nat'l rep., Harrington, Righter and Parsons, Inc. Gunnar O. Wiig, station mgr. ; John W. : 1950 ; sets in : 525,000. Kennedy, Jr., gen. sls. mgr. ; Charles W. Operation TV area Siverson, prog. dir. ; Syl Novelli, dir. of Oper. ; Walton Smith, prom. dir.; Eugene Zacker, Utica film dir. ; L. Walton Smith, dir. public rela- WKTV (Channel 2) NBC, CBS, ABC tions ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Mid -New York Broadcasting Corp., P. O. Inc.-Andy McDermott (Canada). Box 386; Utica, N. Y.; Phone REdwood Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 350,090. 3-0404. Gordon Gray, pres. ; Lawrence Biele, secy.- -o-- treas. ; Paul Harron, churn; Daniel German, prgm. dir. ; Joseph Casaletta, film dir. ; Frank WVET-TV (Channel IO) CBS basic, ABC Gruenewald, cont. dir. ; Steven Purcell, prom. Veterans Broadcasting Co., Inc., 17 Clin- mgr. ; DeForest T. Layton, Jr., chief eng. ; ton Ave. S. Rochester 4, N. Y. HAmilton nat'l rep., H -R Representatives, Inc. 6-4820. Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 282,000. Ervin F. Lyke, pres., treas. & gen. mgr. ; -0- Neville, secy. ; F. Chase Grantier Taylor, WTMV (Channel 54) pgm. dir. & film buyer ; Ray Jobes, chief eng. ; Arthur M. Murrellwright, gen. sales Malco Theatres, Inc., Box 2853, Memphis, mgr. ; nat'l rep., The Bolling Co., Inc. Tenn. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 327,000. NORTH CAROLINA Schenectady Asheville WISE -TV (Channel 62) NBC, CBS WRGB (Channel 6) NBC WISE -TV, Inc., 92 Haywood St., Ashe- General Electric Co., 1400 Balltown Rd., ville, N. C. ; ALpine 4-4448. Schenectady 9, N. Y. ; FRanklin 7-2261. Harold H. Thorns, pres., treas. & gen. J. M. Lang, gen. mgr. ; R. F. Reid, mgr. mgr. ; Meredith S. Thorns, secy. ; Hugh Mc- marketing ; M. L. Galusha, Oper. mgr.; D. Millan, adm. asst.; John Randolph, chief eng. ; Chown, prod. mgr. ; G. Spring, sales mgr. ; nat'l rep., The Broadcast Times Sales, Inc. A. R. Garland, prom. mgr.; nat'l rep., NBC Spot Sales. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 40,000. Operation : 1939 ; TV sets in area : 643,000. WLOS-TV (Channel 13) ABC Syracuse Skyway Broadcasting Co., Box 2150. Ashe- WHEN -TV (Channel 8) CBS basic, ABC ville, N. C. ; ALpine 4-4321. Box 3811, Green- ville, S. C. ; Meredith Syracuse Television Corp., 101 CEdar 9-8471. Court St., Syracuse 8, N. Y. ; GR 4-8511. Mitchell Wolfson, pres. ; Theodore A. Ei- E. T. Meredith, Jr., pres.; Paul Adanti, land, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Louis Wolfson, v.p. ; Rosenzweig, ; vice pres. & gen. mgr. ; Payson Hall, treas. ; Saul v.p. & sls. mgr. Loyd Frank Furbush, secy., Frederick R Men- Leonard, local sales mgr. ; Julia Stamberger, ; zies, comm. mgr. ; Gordon J. Alderman, bus. mgr. Mort Cohn, prog. dir. ; Don Shep- prog. mgr. ; Robert G. Peel, prom. & pub. herd, prom. dir. ; Leo Willette, news dir. ; ; mgr. ; Albert Chismark, stat. eng. ; nat'l rep., George Sprague, chief eng. nat'l rep., Peters, The Katz Agency, Inc. Griffin, Woodward, Inc.-James S. Ayres Co. Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 480,000. (Southeast). -o- Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 446,850. WHTV (Channel 43) (non -corn) Chapel Hill U. of State of New York, State Education WUNC-TV (Channel 4) (non-eom) Dept., Albany, N. Y. Consolidated University of North Carolina, CP, not operating. Chapel Hill, N. C.; 8423; studios also in Greensboro, Raleigh. Earl Wynn, dir. of TV, Chapel Hill Studio WSYR-TV (Channel 3) NBC (policy) ; John Young, asst. dir, of TV, Central New York Broadcasting Corp., Chapel Hill Studio (prog. & oper.) ; E. W. 1030 James St., Syracuse 3, N. Y. ; GR 4-3911. Young, dir. of TV, Woman's College Studio, E. R. Vadeboncoeur, pres. & gen. mgr.; Greensboro; Roy Johnston, dir, of TV, State Mitzi E. Newhouse, vice-pres. & secy.; W. College, Raleigh; Alan B. Maclntyre, chief V. Rothrum, vice-pres. ; E. James McDonald, eng. prog. dir.; A. J. Eicholzer, chief eng.; Operation : 1954. 448 Charlotte Gastonia WBTV (Channel 3) CBS, ABC WTVX (Channel 48) Jefferson Standard Broadcasting Co., One Air-Pix Corp., Lowell, N. C. Julian Price Place, Charlotte, 8, N. C.: EDi- Coit M. Robinson, pres.; W. C. Bivens, son 3-8833. vice-pres.; Coit M. Robinson, Jr., secy.- Joseph M. Bryan, pres. ; Charles H. Crutch- treas. field, exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Kenneth CP, not operating. I. Tredwell, Jr., vice-pres. & man. dir.; Wal- of sls. ; lace J. Jorgenson, asst. man, dir., chg. Greensboro Thomas Howard, vice-pres., eng. & WFMY-TV (Channel 2) CBS, ABC gen. serv. ; J. Robert Covington, vice-pres. re- search & prom.; Robert Rierson, program op- Greensboro News Co., Phillips Avenue, erations mgr. ; John Dillon, prom. mgr. ; Jack Greensboro, N. C. ; Phone BR 4-0114. ; news Burney, research mgr. Ervin Melton, Gaines Kelley, gen. mgr. ; Jack Markham, sls. mgr. ; J. W. mgr. ; Thomas Cookerly, nat. prog. dir. ; Dick Holloway, comm. mgr. ; Don ; Dallas Rob- Timberlake, Carolina sls. mgr. Causey, film dir. ; Doyle D. Thompson, chief prog. bins, bus. mgr. ; Nathan Tucker, asst. eng. ; nat'l rep., Harrington, Righter & Par- mgr. and film buyer ; Lawrence M. Harding, sons. pub. supvr. ; Frank F. Bateman, tech. opera- Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 426.900. tions mgr. ; William Melson, personnel mgr. ; William Ward, sports dir. ; nat'l rep., CBS Television Spot Sales. Greenville Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 500,000. WNCT (Channel 9) ABC, CBS Carolina Broadcasting System, Inc., P. O. Box 898, Greenville, N. C. ; PLaza 2-6181. Earl M. Westbrook, pres.; Josh Horne, WSOC-TV (Channel 9) NBC, ABC Penn T. Watson & Elizabeth Swindell, vice- Company, P. O. Box Carolina Broadcasting pres. ; A. Hartwell Campbell, secy. & gen. 2536, Charlotte 1, N. C. ; FRanklin 6-8401. mgr.; Virginia Adams, treas.; John G. Clark, J. Leonard Reinsch, pres.; Larry Walker, Jr., comm. mgr.; David W. Mosier, prom. exec. vice pres. and gen. mgr. ; C. George dir.; Bill Norwood, prog. dir.; Malcolm Henderson, gen. sls. mgr. ; C. M. Murphy, Nicholson, prod. mgr.; prod. mgr.; Bill Car- treas.; Russell McElwee, local and regional roll, film ed.: Hank Tribley, oper. mgr.; sls. mgr.; William M. Scruggs, Southern sls. Heber Adams, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., George mgr. ; Jon T. Caudle, prom. & merch. mgr. ; P. Hollingbery Co. ; - Sterling Wright, prgm. dir. Robert Mc Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area, 240,000. Court, prod. mgr.; Carroll McGaughey, news dir. ; L. L. Caudle, Jr., chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. New Bern WNBE-TV (Channel 12) Operation : 1957: TV sets in area : 596,964. Nathan Frank, Box 810, Henderson, N. C. CP, not operating. WUTV (Channel 36) Century Advertising Co., Inc., 1 Television Raleigh Place, Charlotte, N. C. WNAO-TV (Channel 28) CBS, ABC Sir Walter Television Co., 2128 Western Durham Blvd., Raleigh, N. C. TEmple 4-8282. John W. English, pres.; George J. Mead, WTVD (Channel I l) CBS, ABC Mrs. Lydia McBrier Jarecki, Thomas Wal- Capitol Cities Broadcasting Corp., 2410 ters, vice-pres.; George J. Mead, secy.; Broad St., Durham, N. C.: 2-2111. James R. McBrier, treas. ; G. Roger Bower, Harmon L. Duncan and Floyd Fletcher, gen. mgr. ; Earl Welde, gen. sales mgr. & co -gen. mgrs. ; Ernst Greup, prog. mgr. ; Mike asst. mgr. ; Leo Ribitzki, prog. dir.; Lee Thompson, sales & comm. mgr. ; Roy Fullen, Poole, chief eng. chief eng. ; Harry N. Middleton, prod. co- CP, not operating. ordinator ; Clyd Knight, film dir. ; Dave Mur- ray, dir. of prom. & publicity ; nat'l rep., Ed- ward Petey & Co., Inc. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 310,000. WRAL-TV (Channel 5) NBC Capitol Broadcasting Co., P. O. Box 9583, Raleigh, N. C. ; VAnce 8-2511. Faye Heville A. J. Fletcher, pres. & treas. ; Fred WFLB-TV (Channel 18) Fletcher, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Louise Faye Heville Broadcasters, Inc., Box 512, S. Stephenson, secy.; N. Fletcher Turner, Faye Heville, N. C. nat'l sales mgr. ; David H. Witherspoon, 449 public relations dir. ; George Hall, prog. F. Morris, Res. mgr.; Joe Cope, prog. dir. dir.; George Brenholtz, prod. mgr.; Jim Rid- & film dir. ; Thomas Ahner, chief eng. ; nat'l dle, film buyer ; Virgil D. Duncan, eng. dir.; rep., Weed Television Corp. nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 30,000. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 403,500. 0 Washington KFYR-TV (Channel 5) NBC, ABC WITN (Channel 7) NBC Meyer Broadcasting Co., 206% 4th St., Bismarck, N. D.; CApital 3-0900. North Carolina Television, Inc., U. S. 17 William Ekberg, pres. & gen. mgr.; Alvin South, Box Office 468, Washington, N. C.; Anderson, WHitney 6-3131. gen. sales mgr.; Ivar Nelson, chief eng.; Cal Culver, mgr.; nat'l rep., Blair W. R. Roberson, Jr., pres., treas. & gen. Television Associates-Harry S. Hyett Co. mgr.; William E. Barnes & J. P. Roberson, (Minneapolis) . vice-pres.; William S. Page, sec.; T. H. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area, 92,100. Patterson, exec. v.p. ; G. Earl Broome, sls. mgr.; Hal Wilson, dir. of oper., Harvey Ma- son, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Headley -Reed TV; Dickinson Southern rep., Atlanta-James S. Ayers Co. KDIX-TV (Channel 2) CBS Operation : 1955; TV sets in area : 246,215 Dickinson Radio Association, 119 Second Wilmington Ave. W., Dickinson, N. D.; 5133-4-5. P. J. Weir, pres.; F. P. Whitney, vice- WECT-TV (Channel 6) NBC, ABC, CBS pres.; W. K. Johnson, treas.; Orville F. Atlantic Telecasting Corp., 205 W. Ship. Burda, secy. & gen. mgr.; Lauren Haacke, yard Blvd. Wilmington, N. C.; Roger 3-4666. prog. dir. ; Mel. Hallock, sales mgr.; Benja- Dan. D. Cameron, pres.; Claud O'Shields, min G. Lockerd, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Hal gen. mgr.; Bill Elks, tech. oper. dir.; Bob Holman Co. West, prod. dir. ; Wayne Jackson, prog. dir. ; Operation: 1956; TV sets in area; 33,000. E. I. Herring, chief eng. nat'l rep., Weed TV Corp. Fargo Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 187,848. WDAY-TV (Channel 6) NBC, ABC WDAY, Inc., 207 No. 5 St., Fargo, WGNI-TV (Channel 3) N. D.; AD 2-3371. New Hanover Broadcasting Company, Inc. E. C. Reineke, pres. ; H. D. Paulson, vice- Box 869, Wilmington, N. C. pres. ; N. D. Black, Jr., secy.-treas.; Tom Barnes, gen. mgr.; Ken Kennedy, prog. Winston-Salem mgr.; Julius Hetland, tech. dir. ; Jack Dunn, WSJS-TV (Channel 12) NBC TV -radio stat. mgr.; Roy Pedersen, prom. mgr.; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Triangle Broadcasting Corp., 419 North Inc. Spruce St., Winston-Salem 7, N. C.; PArk 5-2311. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 125,000. William K. Hoyt, pres.; Harold Essex, exec. vice-pres., treas. & gen. mgr.; Bill Grand Forks Calaway, secy.; Phil Hedrick, oper. mgr.; KNOX-TV (Channel 10) NBC Harry B. Shaw, sales mgr.; Johnny Comas, prog. mgr.; Community Television Corp., Box 110, Dick Barron, prom. mgr.; Carl Grand Forks, N. D., 4-4611. Wiegold, film mgr.; nat'l rep., Headley -Reed. Arthur Tweet, pres.; Don E. Whiteman, Operation : 1953; TV sets in area, 647,285. Donalda Schroeder, vice-pres.; Harry Rice, Robert Lukkason, secy.-treas. & gen. mgr.; Charles Bundlie, dir. of oper.; C. J. Thom- WTOB-TV (Channel 26) forde, tech. dir. ; David Chumley, chief eng.; Winston Salem Broadcasting Company, Inc nat'l rep., Rambeau, Vance & Hopple. Box 5176, Ardmore P. 0., Winston-Salem, Operation : 1955. N. C. CP, not operating. Minot NORTH DAKOTA KXMC-TV (Channel 13) CBS, NBC, ABC Bismarck North Dakota Broadcasting Co., Inc.. Box 1712 Minot, N. D. 51-161. KBMB (Channel 12) CBS John Boler, pres.; Mary Frances Boler, North Dakota Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1811 treas.; John Hjellum, scy.; Chester Reiten, N. 15th, Bismarck, N. D.; CApital 3-9197. vice-pres. in charge of KCJB & stat. mgr.; John M. Boler, pres. & gen. mgr.; Howard Henry Beuchler, sales mgr.; Don McDowell, 450 prod. mgr. ; Joseph Main, chief eng.; nat'l Canton rep., Weed Television Corp. WTLC (Channel 29) Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area ; 27,000. Tri -Cities Telecasting, Inc., 324 Market Ave. S., Canton 2, Ohio ; GLendale 6-7213. & R. KMOT (Channel 10) Morton Frank, pres. gen. mgr.; W. Persons, vice-pres. ; David B. Hanna, treas. ; Meyer Broadcasting Co., Minot, N. D. ; Loren E. Souers, Jr., secy. CP, not operating. Temple 7-1101. W. A. Ekberg, pres. ; C. A. Sorbo, mgr. Cincinnati Pembina WCET (Channel 48) (non corn) The Greater Cincinnati TV Educational KNOX (Channel 10) NBC Foundation, 1243 Elm, Cincinnati 10, Ohio ; Community Television Corporation, Box DUnbar 1-4033. 1110, Grand Forks, North Dakota. 4-4611. Dr. Claude V. Courter, chmn. of bd. of Art Tweet, pres. ; Robert C. Lukkason, gen. trustees ; Charles B. Crouch, vice-chmn. ; mgr. ; Charles K. Bundlie, dir., of operations ; C. Harold Bush, secy.-treas. ; Uberto T. David L. Chumley, chief eng. ; Boyd Chris- Neely, gen. mgr. ; Charles Vaughan, prom. tenson, news & farm editor ; nat'l rep. Ram - beau, Hopple. dir. ; John Morris, prog. dir. ; James Leonard, Vance, and chief eng.; Fred Thomas, public relations dir. Operation : 1955: TV sets in area : 40,000. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 767,700. Valley City -Fargo -0-- KXJB-TV (Channel 4) CBS WCPO-TV (Channel 9) ABC North Dakota Broadcasting Co., Inc., Scripps -Howard Radio, Inc., 2345 Symmes Granger Hill, Valley City 1, N. D.; 1500- St., Cincinnati 6, Ohio; UNiversity 1-9000. 4000 W. Main St., Fargo, N. D. ;5-4461. Jack R. Howard, president; M. C. Watters, John W. Boler, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Lloyd vice-pres. and gen. mgr. ; Glenn Clark Miller, Amoo vice-pres. chg. eng., John Hjellum, asst. gen. mgr. & stat. dir. ; John Clark, prog. secy. ; William L. Hurley, vice-pres. of sales ; dir.; Marian Finney, nat'l sales mgr.; John Connie Blackstead, prom. mgr. ; Robert Sweeney, office mgr. ; Elvera Schulte, prom. Ridgeway, ; chief eng. nat'l rep., Weed Tele- dir. ; Bernie Borden, film dir. ; Paul Adams, vision Corp. chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Inc. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 186,000. Operation : 1949 -; TV sets in area : 850,800. Williston WKRC-TV (Channel 12) CBS KUMV-TV (Channel 8) Taft Broadcasting Company, 1906 High- Meyer Broadcasting Co., Fourth at Broad- land Avenue, Cincinnati 19, Ohio; GArfield way, Bismarck, N. D. 1-1750. William A. Ekberg, pres. & gen. man. Hulbert Taft, Jr., pres. ; David G. Taft, Operation : 1957. exec. vice-pres. ; Dorothy S. Murphy, treas. ; Robert Taft, Jr., secy. ; Kenneth W. Church, OHIO senior vice-pres. ; Lawrence H. Rogers, III, vice-pres. operations ; Donald L. Chapin, Akron vice-pres. nat'l sls. ; Roger B. Read, vice-pres., WAKR-TV (Channel 49) ABC administration ; William H. Hansher, vice- Summit Radio Corp., 853 Copley Rd., Ak- pres. eng. ; J. Wally McGough, gen. mgr. ; Charles P. Dwyer, asst. gen. mgr. ; Richard ron 20, Ohio ; POrtage 2-8811. F. McCarthy, local sls. mgr. ; Paul Shumate, S. Bernard, Berk, pres.; Roger G. Berk, program dir.; Murl Rush, art dir.; John P. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Viola G. Berk, secy. & Hill, film dir. ; William Horstman, operations treas. ; Kenneth M. Keegan, sales vice-pres.; mgr. ; Lila R. Lambert, prom. & merch. mgr. ; Robert I. Bostain, prog. dir.; Claude Ander- Len Goorian, exploitation mgr.; Shirley Dun- son, prod. mgr. ; Jack Lotz, film ed.. ; Irwin ham, pub. mgr.; Helen Nugent, dir. of com- L. Knopp, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., McGavren munity relations ; Hugh LaCrosse, chief eng. ; TV, Inc. George Rogers, nat'l sls. service ; nat'l rep., Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 150,000. The Katz Agency, Inc.

Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 323,340. Ashtabula WICA-TV (Channel 15) WLW-T (Channel 5) NBC WICA, Inc., Box 372, Ashtabula, Ohio. Crosley Broadcasting Corp., 140 W. Ninth D. C. Rowley, pres. & treas. St., Cincinnati 2, Ohio ; CHerry 1-1822. CP, not operating. R. E. Dunville, pres. & gen. mgr. ; John

451 T. Murphy, vice-pres. of TV ; H. P. Lasker, WJW-TV (Channel 8) vice-pres. of sales ; K. T. Murphy, vice-pres. Storer Broadcasting Company, 1630 Euclid & treas. ; Gilbert W. Kingsbury, vice-pres. Avenue, Cleveland 15, Ohio; TOwer 1- of public relations ; R. J. Rockwell, vice- 6080. pres. & eng. dir. ; Scott McLean, radio sales George B. Storer, pres.; Ben Wickham, mgr. ; Marge Kemme, press rel. ; John K. man. dir. ; Frank Barron, gen. sales mgr.; Frazier, client serv. dir. ; Abe Cowan, prog. John Garfield, local sales mgr.; Edward L. dir. ; Mary Renn Bates, prog. administrator ; Herp, prog. dir. ; H. A. Brinkman, chief eng. ; film Walter Jacobs, prod. mgr.; Tom Storey, Joseph Mertens, prom. & pub. dir.; Ted An- (fir. ; Howard Lepple, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., thony, sales prom. dir. ; nat'l rep., The Katz Crosley Broadcasting Corp. (New York, Chi- Agency, Inc. cago, Cleveland, Cincinnati)-NBC Spot Sales (Detroit, San Francisco, Hollywood)- Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 1,280,- Bomar Lowrance & Assoc., Inc. (Atlanta, 000. Dallas) . Columbus Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 997,000. WBNS-TV (Channel IO) CBS ---o-- Dispatch Printing Co., 770 Twin Rivers WQXN-TV (Channel 54) Drive, Columbus, Ohio; CApital 8-2611. General Office, 33 High Robert W. Rounsaville, 3165 Mathieson Sales North Street, Columbus 15, ; 8-3538. Drive, N. E., Atlanta, Ga. Ohio CApitol Richard A. Borel, dir. of TV ; John A. CP, not operating. Haldi, prog. dir. ; Robert D. Thomas, sales dir. ; L. H. Nafzger, eng. dir. ; Jack Dorr, prog. promotion dir. ; Mel Grossman, merch. Cleveland dir. ; Carl Papai, pub. ser. dir.; Gene Mc- KYW-TV (Channel 3) NBC Pherson, prod. dir. ; Arthur Vittur, opns. dir. ; Betty Dixon, film dir. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Westinghouse Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1403 Inc. East 6 Street, Cleveland 14, Ohio ; SUperior 1-4500. Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 552,700. Donald H. McGannon, pres. ; Frank Tooke, -o- area vice-pres. ; George Mathiesen, gen. mgr. ; Albert Krivin, sls. mgr. ; Chet Collier, prog. WLW-C (Channel 4) NBC mgr. ; Gene Godt, sis. prom. & adv. mgr. ; Crosley Broadcasting Corp., 3165 Olentangy Milt Frankie, oper. dir. ; Sidney V. Stadig, River Rd., Columbus 14, Ohio. AMherst chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Television Advertising 3-5441. Representatives, (TVAR). Walter E. Bartlett, gen. mgr. ; Richard E. Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area :1,306,800. Reed, sales mgr.; Bud Gillis, prog. dir. ; -o- Charles Collins, comm. oper. dir. ; Charles Sloan, chief eng. ; Juanita Mitchell, film dir. ; WERE-TV (Channel 65) Mervin A. Durea, prom., pub. dir. ; Jack An- thony, exec. prod. ; nat'l rep., Crosley Broad- Cleveland Broadcasting, Inc., Bulkley casting Corporation, New York, Chicago, Bldg., Cleveland 15, Ohio; SUperior 1-9600. Cleveland, Cincinnati-NBC Spot Sales, De- Ray T. Miller, Jr., pres. ; Richard M. troit, San Francisco, Hollywood-Bomar Klaus, v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Harry B. Small, vice- Lowrance & Associates, Atlanta, Dallas. pres. & treas. ; Ray L. Lamb, secy. Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 611,040. CP, not operating. -o- - -o WOSU-TV (Channel 34) (non -corn) WEWS (Channel 5) ABC The Ohio State University, 2470 N. Starr Rd., Columbus 21, Ohio, CY. 3-1641. Scripps -Howard Radio, Inc. ; Euclid at E. Richard B. Hull, dir. Telecommunication 30 St., Cleveland 15, Ohio ; HEnderson 2- Center; H. Ewing, dir. 1500. William assoc. prog.; David H. Ayers, mgr. prog. & prod.; Harold Jack R. Howard, pres.; James C. Hanra- D. Gorsuch, tech. sup. han, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Donald L. Per- Operation : 1955. ris, asst. gen. mgr. ; J. B. Epperson, eng., v.p. ; Peter Hlinka, Ohio adv. mgr. ; Jay -0- S. Kerekes, nat'l adv. mgr. ; John J. Moffitt, WTVN (Channel public service dir. ; Ernest E. Sindelar, oper. 6) ABC dir. ; John J. Richards, film buyer ; James WTVN, Inc., 753 Harmon Ave., Columbus E. Bloyd, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Blair -TV, 23, Ohio : CApitol 8-5801. Inc. Hulbert Taft, Jr., pres.; Kenneth W. Operation: 1947; TV sets in area: 1,306,- Church, exec. vice-pres. ; David G. Taft, 800. vice-pres.; Robert Taft, Jr., secy.; Dorothy 452 mgr. & sales mgr. ; nat'l rep., S. Murphy, treas. ; Sam T. Johnston, gen. Spring, sta. mgr. ; Fred von Stade, nat'l sales mgr. ; Joseph Daren F. McGarren. A. Jenkins, prog. dir. ; Bill Zimmerman, local Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 81,980. sls. mgr. ; Harry Mohr, prom. dir. ; Paul Lloyd, film dir. ; R. E. Owen, chief eng. Mansfield nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. WTVG (Channel 36) Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 500,400. Fergum Theatres, Inc., Madison Theatre, Mansfield, Ohio. Dayton William N. Skirball, pres. ; Jack H. Skir- WHIO-TV (Channel 7) CBS ball, vice-pres. Miami Valley Broadcasting Corp., 1414 CP, not operating. Wilmington Ave., Dayton 1, Ohio; CLear- water 4-5311. Massillon James M. Cox Jr., pres. ; Glenn L. Cox, WMAC-TV (Channel 23) vice-pres. ; Robert C. Snyder, secy.-treas. ; Midwest TV Co., 500 Security Bldg., To- J. Leonard Reinsch, man. dir. ; Robert H. ledo, Ohio. Moody, gen. mgr. ; Harvey R. Young, Jr., CP, not operating. asst. to gen. mgr. ; W. E. Wolaver, merch. mgr. ; Ernest L. Adams, chief eng. ; Wade Oxford Alley, bus. mgr. ; Charles E. Gay, prog. H. WMUB (Channel 14) NAEB ; rep., George P. Holling- & prom. dir. nat'l Bldg., bery Co. Miami University, Radio-TV Center Oxford, Ohio. 3-2161. Ext. 323. Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 348,000. Dr. Stephen C. Hathoway, dir. of bdcting, ; L. -o-- gen. mgr. ; Paul G. Yeazell, mgr. William WIFE (Channel 22) Utter, prod., mer. C. A. Myers, program mgr. ; Andrew F. Bruck, chief eng. ; Robert Skyland Broadcasting Corp., 380 W. First Jordan, asst. eng. ; Bernard Crocker, prod. St., Dayton 2, Ohio ; MIchigan 6501. dept. ; Marshall E. Allen, prod. dept. Ronald B. Woodyard, pres. & gen. mgr. Operation : 1959. CP, not operating. Steubenville WSTV-TV (Channel 9) CBS WLW-D (Channel 2) NBC, ABC WSTV, Inc., 428 Market St., Steubenville, Crosley Broadcasting Corp., 4595 S. Dixie Ohio ; ATlantic 2-6265. Highway, Dayton 1, Ohio ; AXminster Jack N. Berkman, pres. ; Louis Berkman, 3-2101. vice-pres. ; John J. Laux, exec. vice-pres. mgr. ; A. Weinman, secy.-treas. ; George Gray, gen. mgr. ; Dale Smith, sales & gen. Carl Troesch, asst. mgr. & comm. mgr. ; mgr. ; Dorothy Sanders, pub. & prom. mgr. ; Joseph M. sales mgr. ; Clyde Higgins Paul Law, prog. dir. ; Robert Wehrman, Lee Gaynor, nat'l Arim, prog. & prod. coordinators ; chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Crosley Broadcasting & Tom Fran- Carl Kroskey, film ed. ; George Wilson, Corp.-NBC Spot Sales (Detroit, San tech. cisco, Hollywood)-Bomar Lowrance & As- merch. & prom. dir. ; Charles Shepherd, ; rep., soc., Inc. (Atlanta, Dallas). dir. ; William Chesnes, chief eng. nat'l Inc. Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 458,120 Avery-Knodel, : 1,200,- (NCS 1956). Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area 000. Elyria Toledo (Channel 31) WEOL-TV WSPD-TV (Channel 13) ABC, basic, NBC Elyria -Lorain Broadcasting Co., Elyria The Storer Broadcasting Co., 136 Huron Savings & Trust Co Bldg., Elyria, Ohio ; St., Toledo 4, Ohio ; CH 8-6201. 2255. George B. Storer, president; Allen L. Haid, Roy W. Ammel, pres.; D. O. Thomas, vice-pres. ; Peter Storer, mgr. dir. ; Floyde E. vice-pres. ; R. J. Fitch, treas. ; I. L. Porter, Baston, gen. sls. mgr.; Al Ruhfel, prog. dir. ; asst. secy.-treas. William Ashworth, nat'l sales mgr. ; Francis CP, not operating. X. McNerney, local sls. mgr. ; John Saunders, prod. mgr. ; Albert Ruhfel, prog. dir. ; W. M. Lima Stringfellow, chief eng. ; Deane D. Osborne, WIMA-TV (Channel 35) NBC, CBS, ABC prom. dir. ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. WLOK, Inc., 1424 Rice Ave., Lima, Ohio; Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 504,330. 5-3010. 0 30) (non corn) George Hamilton, pres. ; Robert W. Mack, WGTE-TV (Channel vice-pres., treas. & mgr. ; Sam Fitzsimmons, Greater Toledo ETV Foundation, Man- prog. dir.; Maurice Lamb, chief eng. ; J. L. hattan Blvd. at Elm, Toledo, Ohio. 453 WTOH-TV (Channel 79) OKLAHOMA Woodward Broadcasting Co., 1056 Ran- Ada dolph St., Detroit, Mich. KTEN (Channel IO) ABC, CBS, NBC Max Osnos, pres. & treas.; Jacob Kellman, Eastern Oklahoma Television Co., Inc., P. vice-pres. & secy. O. Box 10, Ada 6, Okla.; FEderal 2-2211. CP, not operating. Bill Hoover, pres. & gen. mgr.; Brown -o-- Morris, v.p. & stat. mgr.; Fred Smith, chief WTOL (Channel 11) CBS Primary -NBC Second- eng. ; Carol Thrash, prog. dir.; nat'l rep., ary Paul H. Raymer Co., Inc.-Clarke & Brown Co. Community Broadcasting Co., 604 Jackson (Southwest). Street, Toledo 4, Ohio. CH 4-7411. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 103,421. Frazier Reams, pres. ; Thomas S. Brether- Ardmore ton, exec. v. pres., gen'! mgr. ; George J. Ka- KXII-TV, (Channel 12) pel, gen. sls. mgr.; Harley West, local sls. NBC via micro -wave mgr.; Robert Kreighoff, prog. dir.; Harold from WKY-TV 114 Holmes, chief eng.; Oscar Huff, news dir. ; No. Washington, P. O. Box 1246:946. Steve Fayer, prom. dir. ; Jim Lynagh, prod. Texoma Land Television, Inc. mgr.; Pat Tighe, mgr. ; Dan Morris, dir. John F. Easley Estate, owner ; John public affairs ; Jules Rossmnan, continuity dir. ; Easley Riesen, gen. mgr.; Gordon E. Lack, Arthur Michaud, film dir. ; Pat Tighe, traf- sales mgr. ; Lola Silkwood, prog. dir. ; Chester fic mgr.; nat'! rep., H -R Television, Inc. Rollins, T.V. oper., film buyer; Bill Kolb, Operation: 1958; TV sets in area: 500,000. chief eng. ; nat'l rep., John E. Pearson. Youngstown Operation : 1956. WFMJ-TV (Channel 21) NBC Elk City The Vindicator Printing Co., 101 W. KSWB (Channel 8) Boardman St., Youngstown 3, Ohio ; RIver- Southwest Broadcasting Co., Elk City. side 4-8611. Lawton William F. Maag, Jr., pres. & gen. mgr.; Mitchell F. Stanley, mgr.; J. A. Grier, TV KSWO-TV (Channel 7) ABC prog. mgr.; Gene Donahay, film dir. ; Frank Oklahoma Quality Broadcasting Co., P. O. Dieringer, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Headley - Box 699, Lawton, Okla. Phone : ELgin Reed TV. 5-7000.

Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 180,000. R. H. Drewry, J. R. Montgomery, T. R. Warkentin, R. P. Scott, co -owners, Paul Goode, compt.; Jim Lockerd, chief engineer ; WKBN-TV (Channel 27) CBS Tom Reddell, prog. dir. WKBN Broadcasting Corp., 3930 Sunset Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 185,400. Blvd., Youngstown 1, Ohio; STerling 2-1145. Muskogee -Tulsa P. W. Williamson, Jr., pres. & gen. mgr.; KTUL-TV (Channel 8) ABC Gladys S. Williams, treas. ; Arthur L. Jones. Tulsa Broadcasting Co., Box Tulsa, secy.; J. L. Bowden, stat. dir. ; Paul Turner, 9697, prog. dir.; W. P. Williamson, III, public Okla.; HIckory 6-6184 ; 720 Eastside Blvd., Muskogee, Okla. relations dir. ; B. T. Wilkens, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Paul H. Raymer Co., Inc. John T. Griffin, chairman ; James C. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 225,000. Leake, pres.; Bryan Cole, vice-pres.; Bill Swanson, gen. mgr.; Bryan Mathes, secy.- treas. ; Bob Gordon, operations mgr.; Jim Black, nat'! sales WXTV (Channel 73) mgr.; Robert Snider, chief eng. ; Charles Larkins, prom. mgr.; John D. Community Telecasting Co., Box 150, Far- Rauser, film mgr.; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, rell, Pa. Inc. CP, not operating. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 310,000. Zanesville Oklahoma City WHIZ -TV (Channel 18) NBC, CBS. ABC ICBSS 1189, Medford, Ore.: SPring 3-4581. KOTV, Inc., Third & Frankfort Sts., Tulsa, A. E. Voorhies, pres.; Wm. B. Smullin, Okla. ; Phone : LUther 2-9233. secy.-treas. & gen. mgr.; Edward A. Malone, C. Wrede Petersmeyer, pres. ; George Stev- vice-pres. ; Jerrold R. Poulos, stat. mgr. ; ens, vice-pres. and gen. mgr. ; Dale Hart, Everett Faber, vice-pres. & bus. mgr. ; Rob- comm. mgr. ; Robert Freeland, prom. mgr. ; ert Lindstrom, prog. dir.; N. L. Williams, 455 chief eng. ; Ruth Chisum, film ed. ; nat'l rep.. Altoona Blair Television Associates. WFBG-TV (Channel IO) ABC, CBS Operation: 1953. Radio & TV Division, Triangle Publica- Portland tions, Inc., 46th & Market Sts., Philadelphia 39, Pa. ; ; KGW-TV (Channel Commerce Park, Altoona, Pa. 8) WIndsor 4-2031. Pioneer Broadcasting Company, 1139 S. Triangle Publications, Inc., Radio & Tele- W. 13th Ave., Portland 5, Oregon Wagstaff, vision Division executives : Roger W. Clipp, Walter Station Manager. v.p.; David J. Bennett, executive assistant to Operation : 1956. v.p. ; Edward H. Benedict, dir. of nat'l sls. ; John D. Scheuer, Jr., dir. of public relations KOIN-TV (Channel 6)S and programming; Henry E. Rhea, dir. of Mount Hood Radio & Television Broad- eng. ; John C. Harlan, bus. mgr. ; Richard W. casting Corp., 140 S.W. Columbia St., Port- Gideon, research mgr. ; station personnel : Frank ; land 1, Ore. ; CApitol 8-3333. Palmer, gen. mgr. Robert Miller, sls. mgr. ; Edward Andre, prog. ; T. R. Gamble, pres.; C. Howard Lane, dir. Betty Adams, film dir. ; Richard L. Kline, chief vice-pres. & man. dir. ; Harry Buckendahl, engr. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV. E. R. Vadeboncoeur, vice-pres. ; Clyde Phil- Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 451,800. lips, secy.-treas. ; Ted W. Cooke, prog. dir. ; John Palmer, nat'l sales mgr. ; Frank Coffin, Bethlehem local sales mgr.; Louis Bookwalter, chief WLEV-TV (Channel 51) NBC eng. ; Luke Roberts, prod. mgr. ; Robert Mc- Gill, prom. dir.; nat 1 rep., CBS Television Associated Broadcasters, Inc., Savercool Spot Sales. Ave., Fountain Hill, Bethleham, Pa. ; Allen- town HEmlock 4-6278. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 455,200. ----0-- Clair R. McCollough, stat. dir. ; Elwood C. KHTV (Channel 27) Independent Anderson, stat. mgr. ; J. Robert Gulick, nat'l sales mgr. ; Traver Schadler, prog. dir. ; J. E. KHTV Channel 27, Inc. 1220 SW Stark, Mathiot, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., The Meeker Portland 5, Oregon ; CApitol 6-4051. Co., Inc. Wallace J. Matson, pres. ; J. Benton Heald, CP, not operating. vice-pres. and station mgr. ; Stuart Nathan- son sls. mgr. Rex Watson, program dir. ; Easton nat I rep. Gill -Perna, Inc.-(west coast) WGLV (Channel 57) ABC, DuMont Ayres, Allen, and Smith. WGLV, Inc., 2857 Nazareth Rd., Easton, Roseburg Pa.; 3-3557. KPIC (Channel 4) NBC primary J. L. Stackhouse, pres. & treas.; Adele S. (Satellite of KVAL-TV, Eugene, Ore.) Fretz, vice-pres. & sec. ; Anna M. Snyder, Southwest Oregon Television Broadcast- vice-pres. ; Charles R. Thon, gen. mgr.; Wil- ing Corp., studio & office : 1850 Stephens St. ; liam Latham, sales mgr. ; Robert A. Fran- Roseburg, Oregon. Phone : ORchard 2-1721. cett, chief eng. ; Pete Gallagher, dir. of prog. c/o KVAL, P. O. Box 548, Eugene, Oregon. & prod.; nat'l rep.; Headley-Reed TV. C. H. Fisher, pres. ; Wm. B. Smullin, vice- Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area, 90,200. pres. ; & treas. Harvey Benson, secy. ; Aaron CP, not operating. Boe, res. mgr.; Alvin H. Barnard, chief eng.; nat'l rep., George P. Hollingbery Co. Erie and Art Moore & Associates, Inc., (Pacific Northwest). WICU (Channel 12) NBC, ABC Dispatch, Inc., 3514 State St., Erie, Pa.: Operation : 1956. 45201. PENNSYLVANIA Edward Lamb, pres. & treas. ; Frank Os - Allentown Wald, vice-pres. ; Cecile Huebner, secy. ; Ben McLaughlin, gen. mgr. ; Bob Lunquist, sales WFMZ-TV (Channel 67) mgr. ; Michael Csop, chief eng. ; Bruce Fla- Penn -Allen Broadcasting Co., E. Rock herty, prog. dir. ; James ; Road, Allentown, Pa. Spence, prom. dir. nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. Raymond F. Kohn, pres. ; Ben Strouse, Operation: 1949; TV sets in 251,000. vice-pres. ; Daniel Houck, secy. ; Maribelle area: J. Kohn, treas. -o-- CP, not operating. WSEE (Channel 35) CBS, ABC -o- Great Lakes Television Co., 1220 Peach St., WQCY (Channel 39) Erie, Pa.; 5-7575. George J. Mead, pres. ; Jacob A. Young, WKAP, Inc., P. O. Box 689, Allentown, Pa. chmn. ; A. R. Minadeo, James R. McBrier, vice-presidents ; John W. English, secy.; J. T. CP, not operating. Simmons, treas. ; Donald M. Boyce, gen. mgr.; 456 Ed Zellefrow, tech. dir. ; nat'l rep., Devney- secy.-treas. & gen. mgr. ; John H. Hepburn, O'Connell, Inc. sales mgr. ; Frank P. Cummins, prod dir. ; chief ; nat 1 rep., Operation : 1954 ; U.H.F. sets in area : Theodore Campbell, eng. 76,560. Harrington, Righter & Parsons. Operation: 1949; TV sets in area, 1,195,- Harrisburg 793. WOMB (Channel 71) Hudson Broadcasting Corp., 228 Court Lancaster St., Harrisburg, Pa. ; CEdar 4-3005. WGAL-TV (Channel 8) NBC, CBS James A. McKenna, Jr., pres. ; Ed. K. WGAL, Inc., Lincoln Hwy. West, Lan- Smith, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; J. Howard caster, Pa.: EXpress 3-5851. Bair, chief eng. Clair R. McCollough, pres. & gen. mgr. ; CP, not operating. J. Robert Gulick, asst. gen. mgr. in chge. of -o-- sales ; Harold E. Miller, stat. mgr. ; Paul C. WHP-TV (Channel 55) CBS Rodenhauser, prog. dir. ; Harry J. Shout, bus. mgr. ; Paul I. Woodland, prom. mgr. ; Robert WHP, Inc., 216 Locust St., Harrisburg, H. Zima, sls. serv. mgr. ; J. E. Mathiot, tech. Pa. ; CEdar 4-3211. dir. ; nat'l rep., The Meeker Co., Inc. E. J. Stackpole, pres. & treas. ; A. K. Red- Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 917,320. mond, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; A. H. Stack - pole, vice-pres. ; Bowman A. Brown, secy. -0_ & asst. treas. ; Dick Redmond, sta. mgr., WLAN-TV (Channel 21) prog. ; Dan Liebensperger, chief eng. dir. E. Peoples Broadcasting Co., 252 N. Queen Beatrice P. Redmond, sales serv. dir. ; nat'l St., Lancaster, Pa. ; EX. 4-7261. rep., The Bolling Co., Inc. Frank H. Altdoerffer, pres., gen. mgr. ; Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 190,000. Samuel M. Altdoerffer, secy., treas., mgr., -o-- Raymon Sherman, chief eng. ; Jullian Skin- WTPA (Channel 27) ABC nell, prog. dir. ; Stanley Baker, sales mgr. Div. of Newhouse Broadcasting Corp. ; Syra- CP, not operating; TV sets in area: cuse, N. Y. ; Studio : 3235 Hoffman St., Har- 55,000. risburg, Pa. ; 8-7171. Lebanon E. R. Vaoeboncoeur, pres. ; Donald D. WLYH-TV (Channel 15) Wear, gen. mgr. ; Allen Solada, sales mgr. ; Roy McCauley, prog. dir. ; Paul Cross, chief Television Hill, Lebanon, Pa. ; Crestview eng. ; nat'l rep., Harrington, Richter & Par- 3-4551. sons, Inc. Licensee : Triangle Publications, Inc. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 340,000. (Radio & TV Div.), 46th & Market Sts., Philadelphia, Pa., CRestview 3-4551. Hazleton Joe Zimmermann, general manager. WAZL-TV (Channel 63) Operation, May 2, 1957. Hazelton Television Corp., 708 Hazelton National Bank Bldg., Hazelton, Pa. ; Glad- Lock Haven stone 4-3531-32. WBPZ-TV (Channel 32) Victor C. Diehm, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Kath- Lockhaven Broadcasting Corp., 132/ E. ryn E. Kahler, vice-pres. ; George M. Chisnell, Main St., Lock Haven, Pa. Phone Lock treas. ; Don Murray, prog. dir. ; Thomas Haven 4038 or 6786. Tito, sales mgr. On the air. CP, not operating. Johnstown New Castle WKST-TV WARD -TV (Channel 56) CBS, ABC (Channel 45) Rivoli Realty Co., 502 First National Bank WKST, Inc., Cathedral Bldg., E. Lincoln Ave., New Bldg., Johnstown, Pa. ; Phone 7-0761. Castle, Pa. S. W. Townsend, pres., & gen. ; Walter M. Thomas, pres. ; H. C. Tilley, treas. mgr. Wanda E. Townsend, vice-pres. ; A. treas. ; Clarence B. Hammerle, secy. ; William W. Gra- ham, secy. Donald Confer, gen. mgr. ; Cornelius G. Do- nati, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Weed Television CP, not operating. Corporation. Philadelphia Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 155,000. WCAU-TV (Channel IO) CBS - -o WCAU, Inc., City Line Ave. & Monument WJAC-TV (Channel 6) NBC, ABC Rd., Philadelphia 31, Pa. ; GReenwood WJAC, Inc., 329 Main St., Johnstown, Pa. ; 7-8300. 7-8711. John A. Schneider, general manager ; John Walter W. Krebs, pres. ; Alvin D. Schrott, O. Downey, program manager ; James E. Con- 457 M. Sim- ley, general sales manager ; Robert N. Pryor, vice-pres. ; Isadore Sley, treas.; Rita director of promotion and information serv- ister, secy.; nat'l rep., Vincent O. Welsh. ices ; John G. Leitch, director of engineering ; CP, not operating. Alan Ludlum, film operations manager ; Pittsburgh John Horstmann, operations manager ; nat'l rep., CBS Television Spot Sales. KDKA-TV (Channel 2) CBS Operation : 1948. TV sets in area : 1,987,840. Westinghouse Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1 Gateway Center, Pittsburgh 22, Pa.; EX ------o--- press 1-3000. WFIL-TV (Channel 6) ABC D. H. McGannon, pres.; Harold C. Lund, Triangle Publications, Inc., 46th and Mar- vice-pres.; Jerome R. Reeves, gen. mgr.; ket St., Philadelphia 39, Penna. ; EVergreen Henry V. Greene, Jr., sales dir. ; John O. 2-4700. Downey, prog. mgr.; Raymond W. Rodgers, Walter H. Annenberg, owner; Roger W. chief eng. ; David N. Lewis, prom. dir. ; Pe- Clipp, gen. mgr.; George A. Koehler, sta. ter Thornton, pubi. dir. ; R. W. McCorkle, mgr. ; Kenneth W. Stowman, gen. sales auditor ; nat'l rep., TVAR, Inc. mgr.; Ken Curto, TV sales mgr. ; Jack Steck, Operation: 1949; TV sets in area, 1,300,- dir. radio prog. ; Lewis Klein, TV prom. & 000. pro. mgr.; Henry E. Rhea, chief eng. ; John -o-- C. Harlan, bus. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV WENS (Channel 22) Inc. Telecasting Inc., Oliver Building, Pitts- Operation : 1947 ; TV sets in area : burgh. 2,100,000. CP, not operating. 0 - WHYY-TV (Channel 35) (non-com) WIIC Inc. (Channel I I ) Metropolitan Philadelphia Educational WIIC, Inc., 341 Rising Main St., Pitts- Radio and Television Corp., 1622 Chestnut burgh 14, FAirfax 1-8700. 8-2370. Street, Philadelphia 3, Pa. LOcust Oscar M. Schloss, bd. chm. ; H. K. Bren- William Goldman, pres. ; Ralph Pitman, nen, pres. ; Robert A. Mortensen, gen. mgr. ; treas. ; Mrs. Ralph J. Roberts, sec. to brd.; Roger D. Rice, sales mgr. ; Shelton Weaver, Richard S. Burdick, man. dir. ; Samuel Bar- prod. oper. mgr. ; Caley Augustine, prom. and bour, chief eng.; William J. McCarter, Jr., pub. rela. dir. ; Henry R. Kaiser, dir, of eng.

prog. dir. Operation : 1957. in 3,000,- Operation: 1957; TV sets area: o 000. WKJF-TV (Channel 53) WPHD (Channel 23) Mrs. Agnes J. Reeves Greer, 1715 Grand- view Ave., Pittsburgh 11, Pa.; HUbbard Ajax Enterprises, Box 376, Greenwich, 1-2626. Conn. Mrs. Agnes J. Reeves Greer, owner. Herbert Mayer, owner. CP, not operating. CP, not operating. -o - -a- WQED (Channel 13) (non-com) WRCV-TV (Channel 3) NBC Metropolitan Pittsburgh Educational Tele- National Broadcasting Co., Inc., 1619 Wal- vision Station, 4337 Fifth Ave., Pittsbugh 13. nut St., NBC Building, Philadelphia 3, Pa.; MUseum 3-1300. Pa. ; LOcust 4-3700. Leland Hazard, chmn.; J. T. Ryan, Jr., Raymond W. Welpott, gen. mgr. ; George pres. ; Leon Falk, Jr and George L. Follans- ; Dr. Dimmick, ; Lenfest, dir. of oper. ; Frank Harms, prog. bee, vice-pres. Earl A. secy. dir.; Ted Walworth, dir., TV sales; George George D. Lockhart, treas. ; John F. White, ; ; Mathews, bus. mgr. ; Del Hostetler, prod. gen. mgr. Ralph J. Tangney, prog. mgr. ; - mgr. ; Jack Wiley, adv. & prom. mgr.; Wil- John Howard, pub. dir. Edward C. Horst liam Howard, mgr. of tech. oper. ; nat 1 rep., man, eng. dir. NBC Spot Sales. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 636,000. Operation: 1941 ; TV sets in area, 3,000,000. WQEX (Channel 16) (non corn) o Metropolitan Pittsburgh Educational Tel- WSES (Channel 29) evision Station, 4337 Fifth Avenue, Pitts- Philadelphia Broadcasting Co., Inc., West- burgh 13, Pa. _-o- ern Saving Fund Bldg., Philadelphia 7, Pa. ; PEnnypacker 5-4261. WTAE (Channel 4) ABC William L. Jones, pres. ; Murray Borkon, Television City, Inc., 400 Ardmore Blvd., 58 Pittsburgh 30, Pennsylvania. CHurchill lett, oper. dir. ; Charles Sakoski, Sr., chief 2-4300. eng.; nat'1 rep., Headley -Reed TV. Earl Reed, Sr., pres. ; Leonard Kapner, Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 270,000. exec. vice pres.; Franklin C. Snyder, vice Williamsport pres. & gen. mgr.; Alan Trench, sls. mgr. ; WRAK-TV (Channel Preston Stover, prog. mgr. ; James Green- 36) wood, dir., eng., James Gormly, bus. mgr. ; WRAK, Inc., c/o WGAL-TV, 8 W. King Greg Van Camp, prom. mgr. ; Howard F. St., Lancaster, Pa. ; EXpress 7-5251. Reser, film dir.; David Murray, news dir.; Clair R. McCollough, president & general nat'l rep., Katz Agency, Inc. manager. Operation 1958. TV sets in area: 1,285,000. CP, not operating. Reading York WHUM-TV (Channel 61) CBS, ABC WNOW-TV (Channel 49) Eastern Radio Corp., Berkshire Hotel, Broadcast Division, Helm Coal Co., Box Reading. Pa, ; FRanklin 6-3987. 1747, York, Pa.; 27821-22. Robert G. Magee, pres. & gen, mgr.; Lowell W. Williams, gen. mgr.; Richard George B. Gaul, v.p. ; Harry W. Speidel, E. Burg, stat. & sales mgr. ; Glenn Winter, sec.-treas. ; Alan Lane, prog. dir. ; Daniel chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Robert S. Keller, Inc. Donahue, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Weed Tele- CP, not operating. vision Corp. -o--- Operation: temp. suspended 1956; TV sets WSBA-TV (Channel 43) ABC in : 297,100. area Susquehanna Broadcasting Co., 53 N. Duke Scranton -Wilkes-Barre St., York, Pa. Telephone : 25531. WNEP-TV (Channel 16) ABC Louis J. Appell, Jr., pres.; Helen P. Ap- Northeastern Pennsylvania Broadcasting, pell, vice-pres. ; George N. Appell, treas. ; G. Taylor Hess, secy. ; David A. Franklin, Inc. (WNEP-TV), 333 Madison Ave., prgm. mgr. ; H. David Berlin, local sls. mgr. ; Scranton 10, Pa. ; DIamond 3 -1245.----VA Glenn W. Winter, chief eng. ; Robert M. 5-4561 Wilkes-Barre. Stough, sta. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Jack Masla & Mitchell Jenkins, pres. ; Thomas P. Shel- Co., Inc. burne, exec. v.p. & gen. mgr. ; Hal Berg, prog. Operation : 1952 ; TV sets in area : 134,800. mgr.; Roswell J. Parker, chief eng. ; Chester Sawicki, asst. chief eng. ; Malcolm W. Dale, RHODE ISLAND comm. mgr. & nat'l sls. ; George Sperry, prom. Providence mgr. ; Bill Williams, ass't prgm. mgr. ; Claude W/JAR-TV (Channel 10) NBC, ABC Martin, news co-ordinator ; John C. Walters, bus. mgr.; nat'l rep., Edward Petry and Co., The Outlet Co., 176 Weybosset St., Provi- Inc. dence, R. I.; GAspee 1-8255. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 352,375. J. S. (Dody) Sinclair, pres.; George O. -o- Griffith, exec. vice-pres. ; Thomas C. J. Prior, chief eng.; Edward Boghosian, sales mgr.; WDAU-TV (Channel 22) CBS Frederick R. Griffiths, prgm. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Scranton Broadcasters, Inc., 1000 Wyo- Edw. Petry & Co., Inc. ming Ave., Scranton 9, Pa. ; DIamond 2-7634. Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 1,098,- Mrs. M. E. Megargee, pres. ; Mrs. M. M. 200. o Holcomb, secy. ; R. E. McDowell, stat. mgr. ; _ Mort Rosenthal, prog. dir. ; Doug Holcomb, WNET (Channel 16) prom. dir. ; K. R. Cooke, chief eng. ; nat'l Channel 16 of Rhode Island, Inc., Box rep., H -R Television, Inc. 1533, Providence, R. I. ; UNion 1-3100. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 320,000. Harold C. Arcaro, pres. ; Samuel Hamin, Sunbury John Dunne, vice-pres. CP, not operating. WKOK-EV (Channel 38) -o-- Sunbury Broadcasting Corp., 1150 North WPRO-TV (Channel 12) CBS Front St., Sunbury, Pa. ; Atlantic 6-5838. Capital Cities Broadcasting Corporation, 24 Basse A. Peck, pres.; George S. Beck, Mason St., Providence 2, R. I. ; PLantations treas. ; Homer R. Smith, secy. 1-9776. Wilkes-Barre Joseph P. Dougherty, gen. mgr. ; Eugene W. Wilkin, sales mgr. ; Raymond A. Gilvard, WBRE-TV (Channel 28) NBC prog. dir. ; Jack Kavanagh, prom. mgr. ; Roger WBRE-TV, Inc., 62 S. Franklin St., Mollo, prod. mgr. ; John V. Ferri, chief eng. ; Wilkes-Barre, Pa. ; VAlley 3-3101. nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Inc. Louis G. Baltimore, pres.; David M. Bal- Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 1,282,- timore, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; F. D. Cos- 000. 459 SOUTH CAROLINA chief eng. ; Dixon Lovvorn, prog. dir. ; Anderson Thomas C. Cureton, prom. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. WAIM-TV (Channel 40) ABC, CBS Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 250,000. Wilton E. Hall, 321 Kingsley Rd., Ander- son, S. C. ; Canal 6-1511. Wilton E. Hall, owner; Glenn P. Warnock, gen. mgr. ; E. Cosens, dir. of eng. ; Ray WNOK-TV (Channel 67) CBS Barath, dir. of prog.; John McCallum, dir. of Palmetto Radio Corp., Box 5307, Columbia, sales ; Virginia Barath, prom. mgr.; nat'l rep., Devney-O'Connell. S. C., ALpine 2-7737. Kahn, Moody McElveen, Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 129,600. Irwin pres.; H. Jr., vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; W. Croft Jen- Camden nings, J. W. Lindau, III, vice-pres.; Carlisle WACA-TV (Channel 14) Roberts, secy.; Samuel Litman treas.; Gra- Camden Broadcasting Corp., Camden, S. C. ham Thomas, prog. mgr. ; Charlton Bow- ers, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Paul H. Raymer Haygood S. Bowden, pres.; Thomas J. Co., Inc. & treas.; Harold W. Richards, vice-pres. 1953; TV sets in 97,500. Funderburk, secy. Operation: area: CP, not operating. Florence Charleston WBTW (Channel 8) CBS, NBC, ABC WCSC-TV (Channel 5) CBS, ABC Jefferson Standard Broadcasting Co., Box Rd., Florence, Inc., 485 East Bay, Charleston, S. C. 630, New Cashua Ferry S. C.; WCSC, 2-1566. Raymond 3-8371. MOhawk Joseph M. Bryan, pres. ; Charles H. John M. Rivers, pres., treas. & gen. mgr. ; Crutchfield, exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; G. L. B. Rivers, vice-pres. ; Martha Rivers, J. William Quinn, man. dir.; John Brock, secy. ; Roland Weeks, stat. mgr. ; Virgil V. sales mgr. ; George B. Burnette, prog. & Evans, Jr., nat'l sls. mgr. ; Ralph E. Thornley, regional sales mgr.; Charles E. Hall, prog. prod. mgr. ; Whitefoord Smith, prom. & pub mgr. ; Harry Hughes, film dir. ; Emil E. mgr. ; Annie Laurie Quarterman, film dir. ; Sellars, engr. mgr.; nat'l rep., CBS Televi- Rudy Hughes, chief eng. ; Lois Marshall, prom. sion Spot Sales. Operation : 1954. mgr. ; Melvin Smith, prod. mgr. ; Kenneth Klyce, news dir. ; George Norwig, sports dir. ; Greenville nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. WFBC-TV (Channel 4) NBC Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 163,860. --o-- WMRC, Inc., 505 Rutherford St., Green- ville, S. C. ; CE 9-1321. WTMA-TV (Channel 4) Roger C. Peace, ch. of bd. ; Robert A. Atlantic Coast Broadcasting Corporation Jolley, pres. ; Wilson S. Wearn, asst. to of Charleston, 133 Church St., Charleston, pres. ; John I. Smith, vice-pres. ; James E. S. C. Jolley, sec. ; J. Kelly Sisk, treas. ; Kenneth 0 Beachboard, gen. mgr. ; Robert Q. Glass, WUSN-TV (Channel 2) NBC, ABC Jr., comm. mgr.; Norvin C. Duncan, prog. dir. ; R. A. Luben, prod. dir. ; Robert W. Southern Broadcasting Co., Inc., P. O. Box Edwards, sls. service ; Edna L. Seaman, prom. 879, Charleston, S. C. ; MOunt Pleasant dir. ; William E. Garrison, chief engr.; nat'l 4141. rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. J Drayton Hastie, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 523,830. Douglas M. Bradham, secy. & asst. gen. mgr. ; Theodore D. Maybank, vice-pres.; Grange S. Cuthbert, Jr., gen. sales mgr. ; Clark W. Davis, prod. mgr. ; Walter M. WRDW-TV (Channel 12) CBS Nelson, chief eng. ; Gray Carroll, film dir. ; Southeastern Newspapers Inc., 1301 Ga. nat'l rep., Weed Television Corp. Ave., No. Augusta, So. Carolina ; Taylor Operation: 1954; TV sets in area, 193,500. 4-5432. Columbia Pat H. Rice, Jr., v.p. & exec. dir. & treas. ; James W. Hicks, gen. mgr. ; Joseph P. Gill, WIS-TV (Channel 10) NBC chief eng. ; nat'l rep., The Branham Co.

The Broadcasting Co. of the South, 1111 Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 205,200. Bull St., Columbia, S. C. ; ALpine 3-6431. B. Calhoun Hipp, pres. ; G. Richard Shafto, -o- ex v.p. ; Charles A. Batson, vice-pres. & man. WGVL (Channel 23) dir. ; Herman N. Hipp, vice-pres. ; Francis M. Hipp, vice-pres. and treas. ; R. R. Scales, Jr., Greenville Television Co., Calhoun Towers, secy. ; Law Epps, sales mgr. ; Paul Welcome, Greenville, S. C. ; 5-0471. CP, not operating. 460 Spartanburg KRSD-TV (Channel 7) NBC WSPA-TV (Channel 7) CBS The Heart of The Black Hills Stations, Spartan Radiocasting Co., 123 N. Converse 1438 Mt. View, Rapid City, S. D.; Fllmore St., Spartanburg, S. C.; 58-3-3621. 2-6050. Walter J. Brown, pres. & gen. mgr.; D. S. Reliance Burnside, secy-treas.; Harold R. Beckholt, KPLO-TV (Channel 6) NBC, CBS, ABC eng. dir. ; Roger A. Shaffer, nat'l sales mgr.; (Satellite of KELO-TV, Sioux Falls, S. D.) James B. Hobbs, Jr., asst. mgr.; John I. Wili- mott, prod. dir.; William A. Adams, prom. Midcontinent Broadcasting Co., c./o. mgr.; nat'l rep., George P. KELO-TV, Sioux Falls, S. D.; Sioux Falls Hollingbery Co. 8-9631. Operation: 1956; TV sets in 370,000. area: Joe Floyd, pres.; N. L. Bentson, vice- SOUTH DAKOTA pres. ; E. R. Ruben, secy.-treas. ; Evans A. Aberdeen Nord, gen. mgr. ; J. C. Johnson, Jr., resident mgr.; (sold as semi -satellite of KELO-TV, KXAB-TV (Channel 9) NBC, ABC, CBS Sioux Falls, S. D.) ; nat'l rep., H -R Televi- (Affiliated with KXJB-TV, KBMB-TV, sion-Wayne Evans & Assoc. KXGO & KXMC). Operation : 1957; TV sets in area : 252,617. North Dakota Broadcasting Co., 4000 W. Main Avenue, Fargo, N. D. KXAB-TV, Sioux Falls Country Club Rd., Aberdeen, S. Dak.; BA KELO-TV (Channel I I) NBC, ABC, CBS 5-43 50; TWX AD 8389. Midcontinent Broadcasting Co., Phillips at John W. Boler, pres. ; Neal Edwards, sta. 13th, Sioux Falls, S. D.; 8-9631. mgr. Joe Floyd, pres.; N. L. Bentson, vice- Operation : 1958. pres. ; E. R. Ruben, secy.-treas.; Evans A. Nord, gen. mgr.; Tom Sheeley, mgr.; Robert Deadwood Johnson, prod. mgr.; Jack Townsend, sales KDSJ-TV (Channel 5) merchandising mgr.; nat'l rep.; H -R Tele- The Heart of the Black Hills Stations, P. vision, Inc.-Wayne Evans & Assoc. (Min- O. Box #567, Deadwood, S. D. Phone 186-7. neapolis).

CP, not operating. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 252,617. Florence KSOO (Channel 13) KDLO-TV (Channel 3) NBC, CBS, ABC KSOO, Inc., 205 N. Phillips Avenue, Sioux (Satellite of KELO-TV, Sioux Falls, S. D. Falls, S. D. Triple City Broadcasting Co., c. o. KELO- TV, Sioux Falls, S. D.; Sioux Falls 45841. TENNESSEE Chattanooga Joe Floyd, pres. ; N. L. Bentson, vice-pres. ; E. R. Ruben, secy.-treas.; Evans Nord, gen. WDEF-TV (Channel 12) CBS mgr.; M. A. Stoneking, resident mgr.; John WDEF Broadcasting Co., Inc., Broadcast Gort, chief eng.; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Center, 3300 Broad St., Chattanooga 8, Inc.-Wayne Evans & Assoc. (Minneapolis). Tenn.; AMherst 7-3392. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 252,617. Carter M. Parham, pres.; Z. Carter Pat- ten, vice-pres.; Edward Finlay, Jr., secy. ; Mitchell Alex. Guerry, Jr., treas.; Otis H. Segler, KORN-TV (Channel 5) mgr.; Morris Quave, prog. dir. ; Burford A. Mitchell Broadcasting Association, Inc., Young, trans. super. ; Robert Briscoe, studio Box 736, Mitchell, S. D. super.; nat'l rep., The Branham Co. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 202,000. Rapid City - o KOTA-TV (Channel 3) CBS, ABC WRGP-TV (Channel 3) NBC Duhamel Enterprises, Inc., Duhamel Bldg., Mountain City Television, Inc., 1214 Mc- 524% 6th St., Rapid City, South Dakota, Callie Ave., Chattanooga, Tenn.; OX 8-1505. Post Office Box 1752; 2-2000. FI Ramon G. Patterson, pres. Mrs. & gen. mgr.; Helen S. Duhamel, pres. & gen. mgr.; Helen Patterson, vice-pres., pgm. & prom. J. Norman Heffron, vice-pres. news & public mgr. ; George P. Moore, sls. mgr.; B. B. affairs ; William F. Turner, sec. bus. & comm. Barnes, chief eng. mgr.; C. J. Woodhouse, treas. & local radio Operation: 1956; sls. mgr.; Elmer Nelson, chief eng.; Nona TV sets in area: 197,040. Crippen, pub. & prom. dir.; Bill Goodhope, pgm. dir. ; Cliff Pike, farm dir. ; Polly Weed - WTVC (Channel 9) ABC man, women's pgm. dir. ; nat'l rep., Headley - Martin Theatres of Georgia, Inc., Hotel Reed TV. Patten, Chattanooga, Tenn., AM 6-4151. Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 37,100. E. D. Martin, pres.; Roy E. Martin, Jr.;

461 ; stat. mgr. ; George F. Stoltz, vice-pres. V. Pres. ; C. L. Patrick, sec.-treas.; Reeve Leighman D. Groves, secy.-treas.; Charles Owen, gen. mgr. ; Joe Windsor, commercial C. Palmisano, comm. mgr.; William E. mgr. ; Jack Sausman, prog. dir. ; Leon Webb, Eckstein, prog. mgr.; Joy Broyles, chief chief eng. ; nat'l rep. Young Television Corp. ; nat'l rep., John E. Pearson Television. Operation: 1958; TV sets in area: 225,000. eng. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 200,000. Jackson WDXI-TV (Channel 7) CBS Memphis Dixie Broadcasting Co., Williams Bldg., WAMT (Channel 48) Jackson, Tenn.; 7-9611. Malco Theatres, Inc. Box 2853, Memphis, Aaron B. Robinson, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Tenn. John B. North, vice-pres. TV ; Ruth A. O'Neill, exec. secy. ; Jack M. Cecil, vice- WHBQ-TV (Channel 13) ABC dir. ; pres. radio ; Jim Hoppers, operations RKO General, Inc. (N. Y.), 1381 Madison James Thomas, chief eng. ; Bobby Jack Martin, Ave., P. O. Box 176, Memphis 1, Tenn. ; prod. mgr.; nat'l rep., Venard, Rintaul & Mc- BRoadway 2-3441. Connell. D. A. Noel, gen. mgr. ; Alex Bonner, local Operation : 1955. sales mgr. ; Gorden A. Lawhead, nat'l sales ; M. mgr. ; Gene Roper, prog. dir. Welton Johnson City Roy, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television, WJHL-TV (Channel 11) CBS, ABC Inc. WJHL, Inc., 145 W. Main St., Johnson Operation: 1953; TV sets in area : 448,270. City, Tenn. ; 6,200. -o-- W. H. Lancaster, Sr., chmn. of bd.; W. (Channel 10) (non -corn) H. Lancaster, Jr., pres. & gen. mgr. ; Eve- WKNO-TV Foun- lyn Lancaster, vice-pres. ; Virginia Wiley, Memphis Community Television ; Memphis 3. secy.-treas. ; William McDonald, prom. dir. dation, 268 Jefferson Ave., Leonard Matney, prod. dir. ; William C. Tenn. ; JAckson 6-6826. Pear- Hunter, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., John B. Julian B. Bondurant, pres.; Robert W. ; G. son Television, Inc. Pharr, secy. ; Allen Morgan, treas. Ernest : chief eng. ; Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area 371,000. Ball, mgr. dir. ; Robt. Nollner, Howard D. Holst, prog. dir. ; James McDear- Knoxville man, Jr., prod. mgr. ; Jerry Walker, film dir. ; WATE -TV (Channel 6) NBC Fred Willis, pub. dir. : 400,000. WATE Inc., 612 Gay St., S. W., Knoxville, Operation : 1956; TV sets in area Tenn.; 4-4651. -o- Paul Montcastle, pres.; Cowan Rodgers, WMCT (Channel 5) NBC vice-pres. exec. vice-pres. ; W. H. Linebaugh, Publishing Co., Goodwyn Insti- Herbert Madden, vice-pres.; Memphis & gen. mgr.; tute Bldg., P. O. Box 311, Memphis, Tenn. ; Frank Tucker, treas.; John A. Ayers, Sr., dir.; J. T. McCloud, Phone: JAckson 6-7464. secy.; John Reese, prog. Earl Moreland, sales mgr.; Fred M. Andrews, chief eng.; H. W. Slavick, gen. mgr.; ; Ferguson, prog. dir. ; Jack Wiedmann, prod. mgr. ; Harold Ernest, stat. mgr. James film dir. ; Steve War- prom. mgr.; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. Charles Caldwell, Jr., ren, news dir. ; E. C. Frase, Jr., chief eng. ; : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 288,705. Operation Edward Greaney, prod. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Inc. WBIR-TV (Channel 10) CBS Operation: 1948; TV sets in area: 460,000. WBIR, Inc., 1513 Hutchison Ave., Knox- -o - ville, Tenn. ; 5-8108. WREC-TV (Channel 3) CBS John P. Hart, pres. & mgr. ; Gilmore N. WREC Broadcasting Service, Hotel Pea- Nunn, Robert L. Ashe, vice-pres. ; Martha 3, Tenn.; JAckson Hulbert Taft, Jr., body Bldg., Memphis H. Ashe, secy.-treas.; 5-1313. chmn. of bd. ; Neal W. Branch, prog. dir. ; owner & gen. mgr. ; R. S. Quinn, local sales mgr.; J. Rex Hor- Hoyt B. Wooten, B. Brakefield, sales mgr.; Jack ; Katz Agency, Charles ton, chief eng. nat'l rep., The chief Inc. Michael, prog. dir.; Wilson Raney, ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 230,000. eng. : 1955 ; sets in area : 473,00. 0 Operation TV Nashville WTVK (Channel 26) ABC Corp., Mem- WLAC-TV (Channel 5) CBS South Central Broadcasting N. orial Park Road on Sharps Ridge, Knoxville, WLAC-TV, Inc., 159 Fourth Ave., ; 2-4331. Tenn.; 5-2113. Nashville 3, Tenn. CHapel & gen. John A. Engelbrecht, pres., gen. mgr, & T. B. Baker, Jr., exec. vice-pres. 462 mgr. ; Ruth C. Talley, asst. to mgr. ; Rob- KVII (Channel 7) ert M Reuschle, gen. sales mgr.; Ralph Southwest States, Inc., Canyon Highway L. Hu . by, chief ; eng. Roy A. Smith, Oper. Box 925 Amarillo, Texas. mgr. ; at'l rep., The Katz Agency, Inc. Austin Ope ation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 445,000. KTBC-TV (Channel 7) CBS, NBC, ABC The LBJ Company, Box 1155, Austin 63, WSIX- (Channel 8) ABC Tex. ; GReenwood 2-2424. WS i Inc., Nashville Trust Bldg., Nash- Claudia T. Johnson, chmn. of bd.; J. C. ville 3, Tenn. ; ALpine 5-5431. Kellam, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Elmo Brown, adm. Loui R. Draughon, pres. ; E. S. Tanner, ex. asst.-mer. & prom. ; "Cactus" Pryor, prog. ; vp & : en. mgr. ; James S. McMurry, sis. dir. O. P. Bobbitt, gen. sls. mgr. ; Charles L. mgr. ; obert L. Chaudoin, operations direc- Howell, local TV sales mgr.; Ben Hearn, tor ; C arles R. Duke, vp & director of engi- chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Paul H. Raymer Co., neerins & prod. ; nat'l. rep., P -G -W. Inc.

Oper e tion : 1953 ; Tv sets in area, 390,000. Operation : 1952. Beaumont WSM- (Channel 4) NBC KBMT (Channel 31) NBC Television WS , Inc., 301 7th Ave., Nashville, Tenn.; Broadcasters, Inc. ; Box 1192, ALpin 4-5656. Beaumont, Texas; 9-2476. Randolph C. John H. DeWitt, Jr., pres. ; George Rey- Reed, pres. & gen. mgr. ; N. D. Williams, nolds, ce-pres. & tech. dir. ; Irving Waugh, secy.-treas. ; Charles Peter- son, chief eng. ; Walter vice -pr:. & gen. mgr. ; Hi Bramham, comm. Morris, prog. mgr. nat'l rep., Forjoe-TV, mgr. ; rad Crandall, oper. mgr. ; Charlie Inc. Cash, p b. & prom. mgr. ; Aaron Shelton, chief CP, not operating. eng. ; n. t'1 rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. Oper. tion : 1950 ; TV sets in area : 399,027. KFDM-TV (Channel 6) CBS, ABC TEXAS Beaumont Broadcasting Corp., P. O. Box 2950, 1420 Calder Ave., Beaumont, Texas ; Abilene 8-4731. KRBC-TV (Channel 9) NBC D. A. Cannan, pres. ; C. B. Locke, vice- Abile e Radio & Television Co., 4510 S. pres. & gen. mgr. ; Howard Fry, secy. ; Mott 14th St. Abilene, Tex.; OW 2-4242. TWX: M. Johnson, oper. & comm. mgr. ; Harold AE -10. Bartlett, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Peters Grif- Dale Ackers, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Lewis fin, Woodward, Inc. Ackers, vice-pres. ; Jack Andrews, secy.- Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 164,400. treas.; eorge Breeding, sta. mgr. & nat'l sales : r. ; Normand Mann, oper. prog. Big Spring mgr. ; i roy Mallon, chief eng. ; nat'l rep. KEDY-TV (Channel 4) CBS Paul H. Raymer Co. Texas Telecasting, Inc., 7400 College Ave., Opera ion: 1953; TV sets in area: 75,800. Lubbock, Tex. ; Sherwood 4-2345. W. D. "Dub" Rogers, ; Amarli o pres. W. H. Ship- ley, v.p. ; William J. Wallace, station mgr. ; KFDA- (Channel 10) CBS R. S. "Bud" Nielsen, gen. sls. mgr. ; John Amar llo Broadcasting Co., Inc., P. O. Box Henry, nat'l sis. mgr. ; John L. Cahill, prom. mgr. ; 1400, A . rullo, Texas ; EV 3-2226. Ray Treut, prog. dir. & film buyer ; nat'l rep. ; The Branham Co. Gene . Cagle, pres. ; Stan Wilson, vice- pres. ; B. I Spiller, gen. mgr. ; John Tyler, gen. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 73,537. sis. mgr ; Ralph Wayne, prod. mgr.; Bill Brownwood Cook, m rch. dir. ; Cody Baker, film dir. KNBT-TV (Channel 19) Opera ion : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 127,500. _o___ Brownwood Television Co., 911 St. Joseph St., Dallas, Tex. KGNC- (Channel 4) NBC O. L. Nelms, owner. Globe ews Publishing Co., 2000 N. Polk CP, not operating. St., Bo . 751, Amarillo, Tex. ; EVergreen 3-3321. Bryan Bob atson, gen. mgr. ; Bill Clarke, sta. KBTX-TV (Channel 3) CBS, ABC mgr. ; Jo , n Banasik, prgm. mgr. ; Bill Torrey, Brazos Broadcasting Co., E. 29th St., chief en 5 ; Calvin Handy, bus. mgr. ; Mary P. O. Box 3237, Bryan, Texas; VIctor Kelley, fi m ed. ; Bud Pursley, prod. mgr. ; nat'l 6-7777. rep., The atz Agency, Inc. M. N. Bostick, pres. ; Harry L. Gillam, vice- Operat on : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 150,000. pres. & sta. mgr. ; John M. Lawrence, III, secy- 463 El Paso treas. ; nat'l rep., Venard, Rintoul & McCon- nell, Inc. KELP -TV (Channel 13) Operation May, 1957; TV sets in area: KELP Television Corporation, 4530 Delta, 50,000. Box 105, KE 3-5911. Alex- Corpus Christi Joseph Harris, ch. of bd.; Norman ander, pres.; Gene Roth, gen. mgr.; Ira KRIS -TV (Channel 6) NBC Hartsfield, sales mgr.; Jerry Baker, prog. Gulf Coast Broadcasting Co., Box 840, dir.; Mike Gaglio, chief eng.; Otto Gessel, Corpus Christi, Tex.; TUlip 3-6511. pub. dir. ; Adam Young, nat'l rep., Clyde Mel- T. Frank Smith, pres. & gen. mgr.; W. M. ville ; Southern Rep. Nethery, Eikner, sales vice-pres.; Charles Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 120,000. prog. vice-pres.; Harry Abbott, prod. mgr.; -o-- Joe W. Collier, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. KROD-TV (Channel 4) CBS Inc., & Walnut Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 114,260. El Paso Times, Wyoming Sts., El Paso, Texas ; KEystone 2-6551. KZ -TV (Channel 10) CBS, ABC D. D. Roderick, pres. ; Val Lawrence, vice- mgr. ; K -SIX Television, Inc., Show Room pres. & gen. mgr.; Val Lawrence, sales chief eng. ; Bernie Bldg., Corpus Christi, Tex.; TUlip 4-1616. Edward P. Talbott, Bracher, prog. dir. ; T. Windsor, prom. mgr.; & gen. mgr. ; Chas. Vann M. Kennedy, pres. nat'l rep., The Branham Co. R. Manning, vice-pres.; Cecil E. Burney, 1952; TV sets in area: 135,000. secy.; James H. Burney, treas. Operation: Operation : 1956. -o- KTSM-TV (Channel 9) NBC KVDO (Channel 22) Tri-State Broadcasting Co., Inc., 801 N. South Texas Telecasting Co., Inc., 409 S. Oregon St., El Paso, Texas ; KEystone Staples, Corpus Christi, Texas ; TUlip 2-5423. 2-7468. Karl O. Wyler, pres. & gen. mgr.; Karl O. Hubert J. Schmidt, pres. & gen. mgr.; Joe Wyler, Jr., exec. vice-pres. ; Jack Rye, prog. chief Garza, secy.-treas.; Ron Dexter, prog. dir.; dir., (prod. dir.) ; Kenneth Walton, P. Co. Nestor Cuesta, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Young eng. ; nat'l rep., George Hollingbery Television Corp., Regional, Clyde Melville. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 145,000. Dallas KERA-TV (Channel 13) (non corn) XEJ-TV (Channel 5) (Mexican Border-Juarez) Area Educational TV Foundation, 1310 Television de la Frontera, S.A., Box 442, Davis Bldg., Dallas 2, Texas. El Paso, Texas.; 111-511. Pedro Meneses Hoyos, pres. ; M. D. Here- KRLD-TV (Channel 4) CBS dia, gen. mgr.; Rafael Fitzmaurice, sales Dallas Times Herald, Herald Square, Dal- mgr.; Roberto Soto, prog. mgr.; Gilberto Mendoza, prom. las, Texas ; RIverside 2-6811. Lespron, prod. mgr.; Manuel Zarate, pun. dir. ; Esteban Rembert, pres. & man. dir. ; Roy mgr.; Fernando Clyde W. nat'l rep., National M. Flynn, v.p. & gen. mgr.; Gene Cuny, gen. Guerrero, chief eng.; Time Sales. sls. mgr. ; Ves Box, asst. gen. mgr.; Nick Mueller, mgr. film dept.; William B. Honey- Operation : 1954. cutt, asst. gen. mgr.; nat 1 rep., The Branham Co. Fort Worth Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 720,020. KFJZ-TV (Channel II) -o-- Texas State Network, Inc., 4801 West Fort Worth 1, Texas ; PErshing WFAA-TV (Channel 8) ABC Freeway, 7-6631. Dallas Morning News, 3000 Harry The Gene L. Cagle, pres. & gen. mgr.; John Hines Blvd., Dallas 4, Texas.; RIverside Hopkins, sales mgr. ; Stan Wilson, asst. 1-3315. gen. mgr.; Bill Kessel, chief eng. ; Bill Terry, of the bd.; James E. M. Dealey, chairman local sls. mgr. ; Olin Terry, prod. mgr.; Arno Moroney, Sr., vice chairman of the bd.; Joe Mueller, Jr., film buyer & prom. mgr.; Blair Dealey, pres. ; Alex Keese, dir. of radio & TV ; Television Associates. ; pro- Mike Shapiro, mgr. Tommy Thompson, : Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area 595,023. gram mgr. ; Jack Drabant, prod. mgr.; Mary Gay Blackburn, film dir.; Dick Drummy, -o-- comm. mgr.; Casey Cohlmia, prom. mgr.; WBAP-TV (Channel 5) NBC Jim W. Cooper, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. Carter Publications, Inc., 3900 Barnett, Ft. 6-1981. Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 701,000. Worth 3, Texas ; JEfferson 464 Amon Carter, Jr., pres. & treas.; B. N. prog. operations mgr.; Hugh C. Pickett, film Honea, vice-pres.; Harold Hough, dir.; mgr. -buyer; Tom L. Hiner, chief eng.; Lila Roy Bacus, mgr.; Bob Gould, prog. dir.; Gordon, public relations dir. ; Paul Montague, Miss Lynn Trammell, film dir.; Jack Rog- art & adv. dir. ; nat'l rep., George P. Holling- ers, comm. mgr.; Phil W. Wygant, dir. of bery Co. prom.; Robert Grammer, prod. dir.; Rupert Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 564,569. Bogan, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. Operation: 1948; TV sets in area: 790,329. KUHT (Channel 8) (non -corn) Harlingen University of Houston, 3801 Cullen Blvd., Houston 4, Texas ; CHarter 4-0141. KGBT-TV (Channel 4) CBS, ABC Roy Barthold, mgr. ; O. C. Crossland, chief Harbenito Broadcasting Co., Inc., Box 711, eng. Harlingen, Texas ; GArfield 3-4880. McAllen, Operation : 1953 ; Texas, 1310 Chicago Ave. MU 6-1141. TV sets in area : 500,000. McHenry Tichenor, pres. ; Troy McDaniel, secy.-treas. & gen. mgr.; J. C. Looney, KXYZ-TV (Channel 29) vice-pres. ; Joel M. Yowell, comm. mgr.; Al- Shamrock Broadcasting fred Beck, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., H -R Televi- Co.. Gulf Bldg., Houston, ; sion, Inc.-Clarke R. Brown Co. (South). Texas CApitol 2-6151. Glenn H. McCarthy, pres.; Fred Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 80,000. Nahas. exec. vice-pres. Houston CP, not operating. KHOU-TV (Channel II) Laredo Gulf Television Corp., P. O. Box 11, Hous- KGNS-TV ton 1, Texas ; JA 9-4811. (Channel 8) CBS, NBC, ABC Southwestern C. Wrede Petersmeyer, pres. ; Operating Co., 820 Convent James C. Ave., Richdale, Jr., vice pres. & gen. mgr.; Robert Laredo, Tex.; Randolph 3-3674. S. Wilson, gen. sls. mgr.; Calvin Jones, prog. Roy Bowman, gen. mgr.; Amalia Samuels, dir. ; Roland Brazier, prom. dir. ; M. B. John- David Leyendecker, prog. dir.; nat'l rep., son, film dir. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. Venard, Rintoul & McConnell, Inc. : ; : Operation 1953 TV sets in area : 496,000. Operation 1956; TV sets in area : 15,000 (and 5,000-Mexico).

KNUZ-TV (Channel 39) Lubbock KNUZ Television Co., Box 2135, Houston, KCBD-TV (Channel II) NBC, ABC Tex.; JAckson 3-2581. Bryant Radio & Television, Inc., Box 1507, Lubbock, Texas ; Max H. Jacobs, pres. ; Irving M. Shlenker, SHerwood 4-1414. vice-pres. & treas.; David H. Morris, vice- Joe H. Bryant, pres. & gen. mgr.; George pres. ; Bailey A. Swenson, secy. L. Tarter, vice-pres. & comm. mgr.; Robert CP, not operating. L. Snyder, secy.-treas. & bus. mgr.; Bill Taylor, prog. mgr.; Frank Lee, chief eng.; -o - Ray Poindexter nat'l sales ; nat'l rep., Paul KPRC-TV (Channel 2) NBC H. Raymer Co., Inc. Operation : 1953 ; Houston Post. Co., P. O. Box 1234, Hous- TV sets in area : 140,000. ton, Texas ; MAdison 3-9271. Mrs. -o-- Oveta Culp Hobby, president ; Jack KDUB-TV (Channel 13) CBS Harris, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Jack Mc- Grew, sta. mgr.; Texas Telecasting, Inc., 7400 College Ave., Paul Hahndorff, Oper. Lubbock, Tex.; mgr.; Jack Healy, local sales mgr.; Kirt SHerwood 4-2345. D. Harriss, prom. & merch. dir. ; Mary Damrel, W. "Dub" Rogers, pres. ; Vernice Ford, vice-pres. ; W. W. film dir. ; Edna Forester, pub. dir. ; nat'l rep., Conley, secy. & treas. ; W. Edward Petry & Co., Inc. H. Shipley, vice-pres.; R. S. "Bud" Nielsen, gen. sales mgr.; John Henry, nat'l sls. mgr. ; Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 500,000. John L. Cahill, prom. mgr. ; Ray Trent, pgr. dir. & film buyer ; Rudy Starnes, chief eng. ; Doug Sewell, prod. mgr.; nat'l rep., The KTRK-TV (Channel 13) ABC Branham Co. Houston Consolidated Television Co., 4513 Operation: 1952; TV sets in area: 167,690. Cullen Blvd., P. O. Box 12, Houston 4, Texas ; JAckson 6-1311. KTXT-TV John T. Jones, Jr., pres. ; Willard E. Wal- (Channel 5) bridge, exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; William Texas Technological College, Lubbock, F. Bennett, comm. mgr.; John E. Hill, prog. Texas. PO 5-8541. dev. & public serv. mgr.; William T. Wagner, Not operating. 465 Lufkin B. P. Bludworth, pres.; Roy Simmons, vice-pres.; Houston H. Harte, secy.-treas.; KTRE-TV (Channel 9) NBC J. H. Hubbard, gen. mgr.; R. E. Dehoach, Forest Capital Broadcasting Co., Box 701, bus. mgr.; Al Cobb, prog. dir.; Charles Lufkin, Tex.; 3-7771. Cathey, film dir.; Ed Tolson, chief eng.; R. W. Wortham, Jr., pres.; E. L. Kurth, nat'l rep., Venard, Rintoul & McConnell, Inc. Sr., vice-pres.; Richman Lewin, vice-pres. -Clyde Melville Co. (Southwest). & gen. mgr.; Murphy Martin, comm. mgr.; Operation : 1958 ; TV sets in area : 46,852. Mark Kennedy, prog. dir. ; Fred Hill, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Venard, Rintoul & McCon- San Antonio nell, Inc.-Clyde Melville Co. (Southwest). KCOR-TV (Channel 41) Operation : 1955. KCOR, Inc., 111 Martinez St., San An- Midland tonio, Texas; CApitol 5-2751. R. A. Cortez, pres. & treas.; Wm. P. KMID-TV (Channel 2) NBC, ABC Smith, vice-pres. ; Ruth Burleson, secy.; Na- Midessa Television Co., Inc., KMID-TV, than Safir, vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; R. A. Midland, Texas ; MUtual 2-7321. Cortez, Jr., vice-pres. & comm. mgr.; J. Conrad Dunigan, pres.; W. D. Noel, Emilio Nicolas, prog. mgr.; Marvin L. vice-pres.; E. G. Rodman, secy.-treas.; Ray Fiedler, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Richard Herndon, gen. mgr.; Howard C. Evans, sls. O'Connell, Inc.-Dora Clayton Agency, Inc. mgr.; George Dolmas, prod. mgr.; nat'l rep., (South). Venard, Rintoul & McConnell, Inc.-Clarke -0- R. Brown Co. (Southwest). KENS-TV (Channel 5) CBS : 105,000. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area Express Publishing Co., Ave. E & 4th St., P. O. Box 2171, San Antonio 6; CApital Monahans 5-7411. (Channel 9) KVKM-TV Frank G. Huntress, Jr., pres.; Wayne Tri -Cities Broadcasting Co., Drawer K, Kearl, mgr.; Pete McCausland, oper. mgr.; Monahans, Texas. Phone: Wllson 3-3231. Bill Lydle, nat'l sls. mgr.; Dick Dickerson, local sls. mgr.; Bill Jackson, chief eng. ; nat'l Nacogdoches rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc KIES (Channel 19) Operation: 1950; TV sets in area: 316,000. Fast Texas Broadcasting Company, Inc., Box 248, Nacogdoches, Texas. -o-- KONO-TV (Channel 12) Odessa Mission Telecasting Corp., 1408 N. St. KOSA-TV (Channel 7) CBS Marys St., San Antonio, Zone 6, Tex. ; Odessa Television Co., 1211 N. Whitaker, CApitol 6-7611. Odessa, Tex.; FEderal 7-8301. Eugene J. Roth, pres.; James M. Brown, Cecil L. Trigg, pres. & gen. mgr.; John vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; Bob A. Roth, secy. Vacca, stat. mgr.; Geo. G. Collie, natl. sales & comm. mgr.; Jack Roth, treas.; George mgr.; Ed Costello, sales mgr. ; William R. W. Ing, dir, of eng. Schock, chief eng.; AI Helton, prod. mgr.; Operation: 1957. George Duesler, film dir.; nat'l rep., The Bolling Co. WOAI-TV (Channel 4) NBC Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 126,620. Southland Industries, Inc., P. O. Box 2641, Port Arthur 1031 Navarro St., San Antonio 6, Texas; KPAC-TV (Channel 4) NBC CApitol 7-4221. Texas Goldcoast Television, Inc., 1748 Hugh Halff, Jr., chmn. of the bd.; James Woodworth Blvd., Port Arthur, Tex., M. Gaines, pres., gen. mgr.; Charles L. Jef- YUkon 5-5557. fers, vice-pres. eng. ; George C. Beaury, vice- pres.; O. W. Collins, pres. & treas.; Edward V. Cheviot, station Julius M. Gordon, Reed, prog. mgr.; Charles E. vice-pres.; Carl Levy, secy.; Dr. F. Betts, mgr.; Robert M. L. Larkins, prom. mgr. ; Eugene Richards, asst. secy.; E. R. Moxon, treas.; Leavitt, film mgr.; nat'l asst. treas.; Mack Newberry, merch. mgr.; Faye Wertheim, rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. sales mgr.; John Stegall, opr. mgr. and prod. mgr.; Don Daniels, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Operation: 1949; TV sets in area: 462,747. Headley -Reed Co. Sweetwater -Abilene : 1957 ; TV sets in area : 162,000. Operation KPAR-TV (Channel 12) CBS San Angelo Texas Telecasting, Inc., 7400 College Ave., 4-2345. KCTV (Channel 8) CBS, NBC, ABC Lubbock, Texas; SHerwood Co. Inc., 1011 E. 28th W. D. "Dub" Rogers, pres. ; Vernice Ford, Westex Television secy.-treas.; W. St., San Angelo, Texas; TWX 8585. vice-pres.; W. W. Conley, 466 ley, ; H. Sh vice-pres. Jimmie Isaacs, vice- Claudia T. Johnson, chairman ; J. C. Kel- pres. s . ; mgr. R. S. "Bud" Nielsen, gen. lam, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Charles L. Brooks, sls. m . ; John Henry, ; nat'l sls. mgr. Ray station mgr. ; Fred Noble, operations mgr. ; Trent, rog. dir. & film buyer; John L. Cahill, James Metcalf, news director ; Hank Page, prom. ; gr. Rudy Starnes, chief eng.; nat'l sales prom. mgr. ; Paul H. Raymer, nat'l rep. rep., T e Branham Co. Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 95,000. Oper tion : 1956 ; TV sets in area : 99,849. Temp e Wichita Falls KCEN-TV (Channel 6) NBC KFDX-TV (Channel 3) "ABC", NBC Bell ublishing Co., P. O. Box 188, Temple, Wichtex Radio & Television Co., Box Texas ; PRospect 3-6868. Waco office, 506 2040, Wichita Falls, Texas ; 692-4530. Profess onal Bldg., Waco, Tex. PLaza Darrold A. Cannan, pres.; Howard H. Fry, 6-0332. vice-pres. ; D. A. Cannan, Jr., vice-pres. ; Fran W. Mayborn, pres.; Mrs. Frank Mayme Kuhfuss, secy.-treas.; Norman Dun- can, news ; W. Ma born, vice-pres. ; C. A. Schulz, dir. Tom Crane, prog. dir. ; John secy.- Adams, treas. ; Burton Bishop, gen. mgr.; Doug dir. of eng. ; Wanda Brockman, film ed. ; nat'l rep., Thomp n, asst. mgr. ; Curtis Casey, chief Paul H. Raymer Co., Inc. '1 eng.; n rep., Blair TV Assoc. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 145,000. Oper tion : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 188,929. Texarkana KCMC-TV (Channel 6) ABC, CBS KSYD-TV (Channel 6) CBS KCM Inc., Summerhill Rd., Texarkana, KSYD Television Co., Box 2130, Wichita Tex.; 3 -1133. Falls, Tex. ; 322-6957. Sidney W. Hussman, pres. J.Q. Mahaffey, A. Grayson, pres. & gen. mgr. ; Irving L. Gold, secy.-tre s. ; Walter M. Windsor, gen. mgr. ; Ben Aaron, vice-pres. ; Nat Levine, secy.-treas.; Les Eu ne, prog. dir. ; Edward L. Covington, Lambert Cain, comm. mgr. ; chief en nat'1 rep., Venard, Rintoul & Mc- Tom Sugars, prog. dir. ; Herbert Connell, Ìnc.-Clyde Melville Co. (South- Wiley, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair Television west)- ames S. Ayers Co. (Southeast). Associates. Opera ion: 1953; TV sets in area: 156,000. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 99,100. Tyler -Longview UTAH KLTV (Channel 7) NBC, CBS, ABC Logan Chans 1 7, Inc., Box 957, Tyler, Texas ; KVNU-TV LYric 2-; 875. (Channel 12) Cache Valley Broadcasting Co., 1393 N. Luci11: Buford Morrell, guardian of estates Main St., Logan, Utah. of Rober P. Buford, Gerald B. & Geoffrey R. Buford ; Marshall H. Pengra, owners ; Mar- Ogden shall Pe ,_ ra, gen. mgr. ; Hudson Collins, chief ; KVOG (Channel 9) eng. Bo nie Lenox, prog. & prod. dir. ; John Lenox, s les manager ; Joan Coleman, United Telecasting and Radio Company, traffic 1538 mgr. ; na '1 rep., H -R Television Inc. Branch Gibson Avenue, Ogden, Utah. EX 2-7535. office : 32 Petroleum Bldg., Longview, Texas. PLaza 3-.771. Ellis Ferguson, mgr. Arch G. Webb, pres., dir. gen. mgr. ; Mal- colm Opera on: 1954; TV sets in area: 120,000. J. Pingree, v. pres. dir. ; David B. Af- fleck, sec.-treas., Waco assist. mgr., dir. ; Dennis O. Nielsen, chief eng. ; Carol V. Facer, sec., prog. KWTX-TV (Channel 10) dir. ; Joe CBS, ABC Critchlow III, staff announcer ; nat'l KWT Broadcasting Company, Triangle rep., Grant Webb and Company. Station, . O. Box 7128, Operation : 1960 ; Waco, Texas; PLaza TV sets in area : 45,000. 6-4451. Provo W. W. Naman, churn. of bd. ; M. N. Bos- tick, pres & gen. mgr. ; Thomas Stribling, KLOR (Channel 11) v.p. ; Ro ert Levy, secy.-treas. ; John M. Beehive Telecasting Corporation, P. O. Brinegar, local sales mgr. ; Pete McNee, Box 44, Provo, Utah. FRanklin 3-2951. nat'l-Reg' sls. mgr. ; Jesse Dove, ; chief eng. Samuel B. Ralph W bb, prod. ; Nissley, pres., dir. ; Jeanette C. dir. nat'l rep., Paul H. Nissley, Raymer I o. sec.-treas., dir. ; Dr. James W. Nix- on, ; dir. Allen H. Smith, station mgr. ; Operati i n : 1955 ; Paul TV sets in area : 161,400. Karr, prod. ; dir. Gaylon Rowan, prog. dir. ; Weslac Vern Brimley, prom. dir.; Jeanette C. Niss- ley, controller; nat'l rep. Paul H. Raymer KRGV-TV Channel 5) NBC, ABC Company. The L : J Company, 309 S. Missouri Ave- nue, Wesl 1958; TV sets in area: 201,290 co, Texas ; Woodlawn 8-3131. (8%)ation: 467 Salt Lake City VIRGINIA KSL-TV (Channel 5) CBS Arlington (Channel 20) Radio Service Corp. of Utah, 145 Social WARL-TV Salt Lake City 11, Utah; ELgin Northern Virginia Broadcaster, Inc., 5232 Hall Ave., Va. 5-4641. Lee Highway, Arlington, Jay W. Wright, pres. ; D. Lennox Murdoch, Cy Blumenthal, pres. vice-pres. & mgr. TV ; Manny Floor, prom. CP, not operating. ; F. Clay- dir. ; Duane Hill, prog. dir. Vincent TV Associates. ton, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair Bristol : ; sets in area : 248,400. Operation 1958 TV WCYB-TV (Channel 5) NBC, ABC Appalachian Broadcasting Corporation, Box 1009, Bristol, Virginia; NOrth 9-4161. KM (Channel 4) NBC Robert H. Smith, Sr., pres. & gen. mgr.; Broadcasting Sr TV Corp., J. Fey Rogers, vice-pres. & sales mgr.; Intermountain M. 130 Social Hall Ave., Salt Lake City, Utah; Harry M. Daniel, vice-pres.; Charles treas. ; DAvis 2-5681. Gore, secy. ; Frank DeFriece, Jr., chief eng. ; Art Countiss, G. Bennett Larson, pres. & gen. mgr.; R. V. Robinson, ; Evans, prod. mgr. ; Walter Kenneth J. Hanni, asst. to pres. ; Dan Rain- prog. dir. Jim news dir. ; Alice Fairn Friberg, ger, prog. dir. ; Harold Woolley, sales mgr.; Crockett, ; nat'l rep., Headley Reed Com- Tom Wayman, prom. mgr. ; Allen L. Gun- women's dir. derson, tech. dir. ; nat'l rep., The Katz Agen- pany. 368,870. cy Inc. Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area: Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 241,440. -o- Danville WBTM-TV (Channel 24) Broadcasting Corp., 710 Grove KUED (Channel 7) Piedmont St., Danville, Va.; SW 3-4411. University of Utah, Salt Lake City 12, W. E. Gardner, Jr., pres. ; Landon R. Wyatt, Utah. DAvis 8-9011, Ex. 2434. & vice-pres. ; Milton N. Adams, secy. & treas. A. R. Olpin, pres. mgr. CP, not operating.

KUTV (Channel 2) NBC Hampton -Norfolk KUTV Inc., 179 Social Hall Ave., Salt WVEC-TV (Channel 15) NBC Lake City 11, Utah ; DA 2-2505. Peninsula Broadcasting Corp., 812 W. 21st A. L. Glasmann, pres.; George C. Hatch, St., Norfolk, Va.; MAdison 7-7774; Box vice-pres. ; Jack Gallivan, treas. ; Brent Kirk, 481, Hampton, Va.; PA 2-6331. nat'l gen. mgr. & sales mgr. ; Robert Smith, Thomas P. Chisman, pres. & gen. mgr.; ; Keith sales mgr. ; LaMar Smith, prod. mgr. Harrol A. Brauer, Jr., vice-pres. and dir. of Sid Cohen, film buy- ; W. Nicholson, prom. mgr.; sales ; James E. Swafford, vice-pres. J. er ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel. Chisman, secy.-treas.; Beverly Avery, prom. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 260,490. mgr.; Lindsay Tucker, film coordinator ; Blair MacKenzie, prog. dir. (Norfolk) ; VERMONT Harry Doggette, prog. dir. (Hampton) ; Wil- liam C. King, Jr., chief eng.; Duff Kleiwer, Burlington operations mgr.; nat'1 rep., Avery-Knodel, WCAX-TV (Channel 3) CBS Inc. 100 Market : Mt. Mansfield Television, Inc., Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area 230,000. Sq., Burlington, Vt. ; Burlington UNiversity 2-5761. Harrisonburg C. P. Hasbrook, chm. bd. ; S. T. Mar- (Channel 3) CBS, NBC, ABC tin, pres., gen. mgr. & prog. dir. ; Stuart WSVA-TV Hall, prod. mgr.; James W. Tierney, chief Shenandoah Valley Broadcasting Inc., ; A. Va.; 4-4431. eng. ; John A. Dobson, sales mgr. Sher- Bewley Pike, Harrisonburg, man Rutter, film mgr. ; nat'l rep., Weed Tele- Hamilton Shea, pres., treas. & gen. mgr. ; vision Corp. David C. Moore, vice-pres. ; Felix L. Piech, asst. treas.-secy.; Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 150,000. secy. ; Harold A. Wright, Robert E. Lee, prog. dir.; R. H. Johnson, - sales mgr.; Warren L. Braun, asst. gen. ; rep., mgr. ; Thomas B. Jones, chief eng. nat'l WPTZ (Channel 5) Edward Petry Co. sets in area: 79,370. (See Plattsburg, New York) Operation: 1953; TV 468 Lynchburg Norfolk 10, Va. ; MAdison 7-2345 and 801 WLVA-TV (Channel 13) ABC Middle St., Portswuuth, Va. ; EXport 3-7331. Lynchburg Broadcasting Corp., 2520 Lang- J. Glen Taylor, pres. ; Clifford A. Frohn- horne Rd., Lynchburg, Va. ; 5-1242. hoefer, asst. treas. & comptroller; Edward J. Philip P. Allen, pres. & gen. mgr.; J. P. Hennessy, gen. sls. mgr. ; Richard Fraser, Read, Jr., v.p., secy.-treas.; Warren Uttal, prog. & prod. mgr. ; Mike Schaffer, dir. of prog. dir. ; John T. Orth, chief eng. ; nat'l prom. & pub ; Andrew Jackson, chief eng. ; rep., George P. Hollingbery Co. nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 316,000. Operation : 1957. Newport News -Norfolk Richmond -Petersburg (Channel 33) WACH-TV WXEX-TV (Channel 8) NBC Russell A. Collins, 114 24th St., Newport Petersburg Television Corp., 124 West News, Va. Tabb St., Petersburg, Va.; REgent 3-7876. CP, not operating. Box 8765, Richmond. Norfolk Thomas G. Tinsley, pres. & treas. ; Irvin G. Abeloff, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Harry Plot- WTAR-TV (Channel 3) CBS kin, secy. ; Lawrence Slon, sales mgr. ; John WTAR Radio Corp., 720 Boush St., Nor- Q. Quigley, oper. mgr.; Geo. McGuigan, chief folk 10, Va. ; Phone : MA 5-6711. eng. ; Martha Martin, traffic mgr. ; nat'l rep., Campbell Arnoux, pres. and gen. mgr.; Select Stations, Inc. John C. Peffer, v. p., ch. of oper. ; Robert M. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 398,600. Lambe, v.p., sales mgr. ; William Gietz, local sales mgr.; Harold Soldinger, prod. Richmond and prog. dir.; Harry L. Nicholas, film WRVA-TV (Channel 12) CBS dir.; Jas. W. Evans, prom. mgr.; Joel Carl- Richmond Television Corp., P. O. Box son? public service dir. ; Karl R. Nelson, 2370, Richmond 18, Va. ; BElmont 3-5461. nat 1 sls. mgr.; Richard Lindell, chief eng. ; ; Reed, nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. C. T. Lucy, pres. Wm. T. Jr., Morton G. Thalhimer, vice-pres.; Barron Operation : 1950 ; TV sets in area : 328,800. Howard, vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Wm. R. -o-- Preston, secy. ; Samuel S. Carey, treas. ; James D. Clark, Jr., sales mgr. ; Samuel S. WTOV-TV (Channel 27) Carey, prog. dir. ; John L. Stone, Jr., prom. Tim Brite, Inc., 1318 Spratley, St., Ports- mgr.; Jerry Chamberlain, prod. mgr.; Rob- mouth, Va. ; EXport 9-7583. ert Pie, film mgr. ; S. T. Terry, Jr., chief Temus R. Bright, pres. & stat. mgr. ; eng. ; nat'l rep., Harrington, Righter & Winston Bright, vice-pres. ; Anna C. Bright, Parsons, Inc. secy.-treas. ; Tovey Lee, asst. stat. mgr. & Operation : 1956 ; TV sets in area: 503,000. prog. dir. ; Charles Adams, comm. mgr. ; Dorothy Kehs, prod. mgr. ; nat'l rep., Jo- seph Hershey McGillvra, Inc. WTVR (Channel 6) CBS Operation : 1953. Havens & Martin, Inc., 3301 W. Broad St., P. O. Box 5229, Richmond, Va. ; Phone : WVEC-TV (Channel 15) NBC ELgin 5-8611. Peninsula Broadcasting Corp., 812 W. 21st Wilbur M. Havens, pres. & gen. mgr.; Thelma M. Havens, ; Katherine St., Norfolk, Va. ; MAdison 7-7774 ; Box vice-pres. H. A. Bowry, Jr., 481, Hampton, Va. ; PA 2-6331. Germain, secy.; Walter treas. & asst. mgr. ; John V. Shand, prog. & Thomas P. Chisman, pres. & gen. mgr. ; prod. mgr. ; John Mackin, asst. prog. dir.; Harrol A. Brauer, Jr., vice-pres. and dir. of James W. Kyle, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Blair - sales ; James E. Swafford, vice-pres. ; J. W. TV Assoc., Inc. Chisman, secy.-treas. ; Beverly Avery, prom. : 1948: in : 503,000. mgr. ; Lindsay Tucker, film coordinator ; Operation TV sets area Blair McKenzie, prog. dir. (Norfolk) ; Har- Roanoke ry Doggette, prog. dir. (Hampton) ; William C. King, Jr., chief eng. ; Duff Kleiwer, oper- WDBJ-TV (Channel 7) CBS ations mgr. ; nat'l rep., Avery-Knodel, Inc. Times -World Corp., 201 Campbell Ave., Operation : 1953 ; sets in : 230,000. TV area S. W., Roanoke, Va. ; DI 3-8031. NORFOLK -PORTSMOUTH - Ray P. Jordan, vice-pres. ; John Hark - NEWPORT NEWS rader, asst. vice-pres. & mgr.; Paul E. Reyn- olds, ass't. mgr. & prog. dir.; Blake Brown, WAVY -TV (Channel 10) ABC comm. mgr. ; Harry D. Wiseman, prod. mgr. ; Tidewater Teleradio, Inc., 214 W. York St., Boone Boggs, prom. dir. ; J. Edward New - 469 man, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, KING -TV (Channel 5) NBC, ABC Woodward, Inc. King Broadcasting Co., Radio & Television Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 381,000. Center, 320 Aurora Ave., Seattle, Wash.; ---o-- MUtual 2-3555. WSLS-TV (Channel 10) NBC, ABC Mrs. A. Scott Bullitt, pres.; Henry B. Owen, exec. vice-pres. ; Shenandoah Life Stations, Inc., Church & treas. Stimson Bullitt, v.p. ; & sec'y. ; Otto Brandt, Ave. & Third Roanoke, vice- St., Va.; DI 4-9226. pres. & station mgr.; Al Hunter, comm. Blake ; T. Newton, pres. James H. Moore, mgr.; Lee Schulman, prog. dir. ; James Nei- exec. vice-pres. ; H. Fitzpatrick, sta. mgr. ; digh, sales mgr.; Lee Schulman, pgm. dir.; George Chernault, asst. mgr. oper. ; J. P. Robert Prins, prog. oper. mgr.; Kit Spier, Briggs, asst. mgr. eng.; Andy Peterson, au- prod. mgr.; James L. Middlebrooks, dir. of dience prom. ; C. R. Garrison, sales prom. & eng. planning ; Robert A. Freguson, chief merch. dir. ; nat'l rep., Blair-TV Associates, eng. ; Robert Schulman, dir. of special fea- Inc. ; tures Mel Anderson, prom. dir. ; G.W. Park- Operation : 1952 ; TV sets in area : 438,280. er, merch. dir. ; Gloria Chandler, dir. of pub. service ; WASHINGTON & education Charles Herring, news dir. ; nat'l rep., Blair -TV, Inc.

Bellingham Operation : 1948 ; TV sets in area : 685,200. KVOS-TV (Channel 12) CBS -o-- KVOS, Inc., 1151 Ellis St., Bellingham, KIRO-TV (Channel 7) Wash. ; RE 3-4567. Queen City Broadcasting Co., 150 Queen Rogan Jones, pres. ; C. W. Jones, secy.- Avenue, Seattle 9, Washington. treas. ; Bill Evans, chief eng. ; Fred Elsethagen, 0 sales mgr. ; David Mintz, exec. v.p. ; nat'l rep., Forjoe-TV, Inc.-Stovin-Byles, Ltd. KOMO-TV (Channel 4) ABC Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 342,000. Fisher's Television Co., 100 Fourth Ave., Ephrata N., Seattle 9, Wash.; MA 4-6000. O. D. Fisher, pres.; W. W. Warren, KBBAS-TV (Channel 16) exec. vice-pres. & gen. mgr.; William Hubbach, Basin TV Co., 1411 Fourth Ave. Bldg., gen. sales mgr.; Dave Crockett, mgr. of Seattle, Wash. prog.; Bob Ryan, exploitation mgr.; Tom Thomas C. Bostic, pres.; James Schroe- Rogstad, prog. mgr.; Paul Swimelar, local der, mgr. sales mgr.; Reg Miller, nat'l sales mgr.; C. Operation : 1957. E. Miller, chief eng. ; Edna Hanna, sls. prom. mgr.; nat'l rep., The Katz Agency. Kennewick -Pasco : Operation 1953 ; TV sets in area : 646,100. I

Taco Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 127,200. KPEC- (Channel 56) (non corn) Charleston Clove Park School District #400, Pierce WCHS-TV (Channel 8) ABC County, 5214 Stellacoom Blvd., Tacoma, 1111 Wash. hone : JUniper 8-5261, Ext. 331. WCHS-TV, Inc., Virginia St. E., Charleston, W. Va. ; Dlckens 6-5358. Hawthorne D. Battle, pres.; John T. Gelder, & KTNT- (Channel 11) CBS Jr., vice-pres. gen. mgr.; George L. Kallam, treas.; C. E. Wheeler, sales mgr. ; 11th - Taco a: South and Grant Sts., Ta George Washington, prog. dir. ; Douglas Mar- coma 5, ash. ; FUlton 3-2561, -010 TWX TA tin, prod. mgr. ; William E. Dixon, chief eng. ; (studios and administrative offices) ; Seattle: nat'l rep., Peters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. 137 De er, Seattle, Wash.; MUtual 2-0550, TWX '6X. Licensee: Tribune Publishing Operation : 1954. Co., Ta orna, Wash. -o- Max . Rice, gen. mgr. ; Del Spencer, pro- WSAZ-TV (Channel 3) NBC basic gram di . ; Dick F. Engh, chief eng. ; Herchel WSAZ, Inc., 201 Ninth Street, Huntington, Cary, sl mgr. ; Ross Swift, prom. mgr. ; nat'l W. Va.; JAckson 9-4127; 210 Dickinson rep., ed W Television Corp.; Pacific NW Street, Charleston, W. Va. ; Dickens 4-3521. rep., H. S. Jacobson. William D. Birke, pres. ; C. Tom Garten, ion : 1, 1953. in : Opera March TV sets area vice-pres. & gen. mgr. ; Leroy E. Kilpatrick, 646,100. vice-pres. & oper. mgr. ; John L. Sinclair, vice- pres. & Charleston operations mgr. ; Richard C. Dreyfuss, prgm. dir. ; Jack Williams, prom. KTVW ( henna! 13) & merch. mgr. ; Bos Johnson, news dir. ; John KTV , 5544 N. 35th St., Tacoma 7, Wash. ; P. Clay, chief eng. Skyline -3544. Operation : 1949 ; TV sets in area : 456,360. J. Elr y McCaw, owner ; Jim Hawkins, gen. ; -_ mgr.; m. Butler, office mgr. John Jarstad, prog. di .; Ken Williams, chief eng.; Jim WKNA-TV (Channel 49) Hawkin , sales mgr. Joe L. Smith, Jr., Inc., Main & Kanawha Opera ion : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 641,500. Sts., Beckley, W. Va. Vance ver Joe L. Smith, Jr., pres. & treas. CP, not operating. KVAN-T (Channel 21) KVA , Inc., 707% Main St., Vancouver. Clarksburg Wash. WBOY-TV (Channel 12) Sheldu n F. Sackett, pres.; D. Elwood Division of WSTV, Inc., 912 West Pike Caples, ice-pres. Street, Clarksburg, West Virginia; MA CP, n .t operating. 4-7573. Jack N. Berkman. pres.; John J. Laux, Yakima exec. vice-pres. ; Roger Garrett, gen. mgr. ; KIMA-TV (Channel 29) CBS, NBC, ABC Harry Brown, chief eng.; nat'l rep., Avery- Cascas e Broadcasting Co., Radio & Tele - Knodel, Inc. vision C enter. Yakima, Wash. ; CLencourt Operation : 1957. 29-111. A. W Talbot, pres.; Thomas C. Bostic, Fairmont vice-pres & gen. mgr.; Frank E. Mitchell, WJPB-TV (Channel 5) ABC primary, CBS treas.; D. Rolfe, secy.; Herchel Cary, secondary sales mg .; Jim Nolan, prog. dir.; J. Barry WJPB-TV, Inc. (assoc. with Beacom Watkins n, chief eng.; Tom Ewing, prod. Broadcasting Enterprises), Broadcast House, mgr. J e Ryan, prom. mgr.; nat'l rep., 400 Quincy St., Fairmont 1, W. Va.; Weed Télevision Corp.-Art Moore & As- FAirmont 93. soc., Inc. (Pacific Northwest). J. Patrick Beacom, pres. ; Thomas Phillips Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area: 80,000. Johnson, treas. ; George Fowler, sis. dir. ; E. P.

471 Beacom, secy. ; Numa Fabre, Jr., mgr. dir. ; WISCONSIN Roy Goshorn, dir. of prog.; Numa Fabre, Jr., Eau Claire dir. of TV ; Joseph Sterlocki, dir. of eng. ; nat'l rep., Gill -Perna, Inc. WEAU-TV (Channel 13) NBC, ABC Central Broadcasting Co., 2415 S. Hast- : 1954 ; sets in area : Operation TV 302,110. ings Way, Eau Claire, Wisc.; TEmple 2-3474. W. C. Bridges, pres.; M. B. Atkinson, Huntington rice-pres.; Morgan Murphy, secy.-treas.; WHTN-TV (Channel 13) CBS Leo Howard, gen. mgr.; Wayne F. Mc - Cowles Broadcasting Co., 625 4th Avenue, N ulty, asst. mgr. ; T. O. Jorgenson, chief Huntington, W. Va. ; JAckson 5-7661. eng. ; nat'l rep. George P. Hollingbery Co. Robert R. Tincher, gen. mgr. ; George A. Operation : 1953. Miller, Jr., local sales mgr. ; Norman Bacon, prog. dir. ; Wayne Boyd, bus. mgr. ; Chas. Oreen Bay Prohaska, tech. dir. ; O. W. Myers, nat'l. WBAY-TV (Channel 2) CBS sales mgr. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Norbertine Fathers, 115 So. Jefferson St., Inc. Green Bay, Wisc. ; HEmlock 2-3331. Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 638,579. H. R. Evans, gen. mgr.; Earl H. Huth, nat'l sales mgr.; Don Bergner, film dir. ; nat'l Oak Hill rep., The Katz Agency, Inc.

WOAY-TV (Channel 4) CBS, Primary-ABC Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 360,000 Robert R. Thomas, Jr.. Box 251. Oak Hill, -0- W. Va. ; HObart 9-3361. TWX : Oak Hill 78. WFRV-TV (Channel 5) NBC Robert R. Thomas, Jr. ; owner & gen. Valley Telecasting Co., Inc., Mason & mgr.; Bob Brown, stat. mgr., comm. mgr. ; Roosevelt Sts., Green Bay, Wisc. ; HEmlock Andrew Neohesnoff, prod. mgr. ; Thomas 7-5411. Phillips, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., John E. Pearson Television, Inc. Clayton Ewing, pres. & treas. ; George Nau Burridge, vice-pres. ; George E. Bills, secy. ; Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 357.200. Jack R. Gennaro, gen. mgr. ; W. C. Porsow, nat'l. sls. mgr. ; J. W. Vickery, prom. mgr.; Parkersburg Eldon Anspach, pgm. dir. ; Harry Hill, chief WTAP (Channel 15) NBC, ABC, CBS eng. ; nat'l rep., Headley -Reed TV. Zanesville Publishing Co., 121 W. 7th St., Operation : 1955 ; TV sets in area : 382,900. Parkersburg, W. Va. ; HUdson 5-4589-90. La Crosse Allan Land, gen. mgr. ; Milton F. Komito, stat. mgr. ; William Hunt, chief eng. ; Ron- WKBT (Channel 8) NBC, CBS, ABC ald Manes, prog. dir. ; nat'l rep., John E. WKBH Television, Inc., 141 So. 6th St., Pearson Television, Inc. La Crosse, Wisc.; 2-4678. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 51,500. Howard Dahl, pres. & mgr. ; Ray O. Skar- an, prog. mgr. ; Al Leeman, chief eng. ; Rob- Wheeling ert Z. Morrison, Jr., sales mgr. ; nat'l rep., H -R Television, Inc.-Harry S. Hyett Co. WLTV (Channel 51) (Minneapolis). Polan Industries, 321 8th St., Huntington, Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in : 98,000. W. Va. area CP, not operating. Madison WHA-TV (Channel 21) (non -corn) Wisconsin State Radio Council, Radio Hall, Madison, Wis.; ALpine 5-2988. WTRF-TV (Channel 7) NBC, ABC H. B. McCarty, dir. ; Wm. G. Harley, prog. Tri -City Broadcasting Co., 1329 Market dir. ; John Stiehl, chief eng. St., Wheeling 7, W. Va. ; CEdar 2-7777. Operation : 1954. Robert W. Ferguson, exec. vice-pres. & -0 - gen. mgr.; H. Needham Smith, sales mgr. ; Cyril J. Ackermann, regional sales mgr. ; WISC-TV (Channel 3) CBS Howard Daubenmeyer, chief eng.; Garry Television Wisconsin, Inc., 4801 West Belt - Voorhees, prog. dir. ; James H. Knight, line Hwy., Madison 5, Wisc. ; CEdar 3-9791. prom. dir. ; C. Kirk Jackson, merch. mgr. ; Ralph M. Immell, pres. ; Russell Nelson, William Ney, film dir. ; Wesley M. Manley, vice-pres. ; Ralph O Connor, secy. & gen. admin. asst. & public service dir. ; George mgr. ; H. Kenneth Harley, treas. ; Richard Diab, news dir. ; Don Murdock, continuity S. Nickeson, sales mgr. ; Dam Imhoff, prg. dir.; Irene Kreachbaum, traffic mgr. ; nat 1 dir. ; Walter Hariu, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Pe- rep., George P. Hollingbery Co. ters, Griffin, Woodward, Inc. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 427,000. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 378,310. 472 WKOW-TV (Channel 27) ABC Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 592,510. Monona Broadcasting Co., 215 W. Wash- o-- ington Ave., Madison 3, Wisc.; ALpine 7-2261. WTMJ-TV (Channel 4) NBC Co., 333 W. State St., Mil- Stewart Watson, pres. ; E. B. Rundell, The Journal waukee 1, Wisc. ; BRoadway 1-6000. v.p. ; E. C. Severson, treas.; George W. Icke, & ; vice-pres. ; B. W. Huiskamp, secy. ; Ben F. George Comte, gen. mgr. of radio TV Hovel, gen. mgr. ; Frank Bignell, asst. mgr.; Robert J. Heiss, mgr. of radio & TV ; William Cloren Smith, tech. supvr.; nat'l rep., Head- Klumb, nat'l. sales mgr. ; L. W. Herzog, ad- ley -Reed TV. ministrative assistant; Hugo Birmingham, ; Bruce Wallace, mgr., pub. serv. Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 138,698. prod. supvr. prom. ; Sprague Vonier, prog. mgr. ; Jim Fitz- gerald, film ed. ; Philip B. Laeser, mgr. radio & eng. ; Edwin L. Cordes, chief eng. ; nat'l WMTV (Channel 33) NBC TV rep., Harrington, Righter & Parsons, Inc. Forward Television Inc., Madison, Wisc. ; Operation: 1947; TV sets in area: 880,200. CEdar 3-5381. Herbert P. Ohrt, pres. ; Walter Rothschild, -o- vice-pres. ; Merritt Milligan, gen. mgr. ; Don- WXIX-TV (Channel 19) ald G. Harrer, asst. mgr. WXIX, Inc., 509 West Wisconsin Avenue, Operation : 1953 ; TV sets in area : 140,000. Room 411, Milwaukee 3, Wisconsin; BR Marinette -Green Bay 2-1818. WMBV-TV (Channel II) NBC -o- M & M Broadcasting Co., Inc., Radio-TV WMVS-TV (Channel 10) (non -corn.) Wisc. ; MArinette 5-6631. Park, Marinette Milwaukee Vocational & Adult Schools, Morgan Murphy, pres.; John Stang, vice- 1015 N. Sixth St., Milwaukee, Wisc. ; BRoad- pres. ; Joseph D. Mackin, secy. ; Norman M. way 1-1550. Portles, treas. ; Pat Kehoe, prog. dir. ; Alister G. A. Parkinson, dir. of school ; A. Jiri- Alexander, chief eng. ; nat'l rep., Geo. P. Hol- kowic, pres. ; Richard S. Falk, vice-pres. ; lingberg Co. Ralph E. Bowes, vice-pres.; Ebner F. Luet- Operation : 1954. zow, secy.; P. K. Taff, sta. mgr. Milwaukee Operation: 1957. WCAN-TV (Channel 25) Wausau ABC Lou Poller, Pennsylvania Bldg., Washing- WSAU-TV (Channel 7) CBS, NBC, 714 5th ton, D. C. Wisconsin Valley Television Corp.. ; Phone : VI 2-1021. Lou Poller, owner. St., Wausau, Wisc. John C. Sturtevant, chm.; George T. not operating. CP, Frechette, pres. ; O. Charles Lemke, treas. ; Richard D. Dudley, gen. mgr. & comm. mgr. ; Bart Kellnhauser, prog. mgr.; Ro- WFOX-TV (Channel 30) land W. Richardt, chief eng. ; Dan Ziebell, Business Management, Inc., 4531 W. For- film dir.; Thomas E. Bolger, prom. mgr.; est Home Ave., Milwaukee, Wisc. nat'l rep., The Meeker Co., Inc.-Harry S. Joseph A. Clark, pres. & treas. ; Edward Hyett Co. (Minneapolis). I. Stillman, vice-pres. ; Charles L. Goldberg, Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 200,000. secy. Whitefish Bay -Milwaukee r:P, not operating. WITI-TV (Channel 6) CBS Independent Television, Inc., P.O. Box 6337, UPtown 3-1919. WISN-TV (Channel 12) ABC Milwaukee, Wisc.; pres. ; Joe Evans, mgr. WISN Division-The Hearst Corp., 759 George B. Storer, dir.; E. A. "Buzz" Hassett, Jr., sis. mgr.; ; DIvision 2- No. 19 St., Milwaukee 3, Wisc. Boundy, Jr., oper. mgr.; Robert Trus- 3000. TWX MI 489X. Glenn cott, chief eng. ; Chuck Olson, prom. mgr. mgr. ; William C. Goodnow, v.p. & gen. Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 701,494. Joseph Sergio, bus. mgr. ; Richard Foerster, gen. sales mgr. ; Baylen H. Smith, prog. dir. ; WYOMING Arthur Barnes, prom. & pub. dir. ; Carl H. Casper Vogt, merch. & mark. dir. ; Ken Waligorski, KSPR (Channel 6) prod. mgr. ; Patt Barnes, public affairs dir. ; Donald Lewis Hathaway, Box 930, Cas- Ann Fitzsimmons, film dir. ; Lionel Witten- per, berg, chief eng. ; John E. Hinkle, chief acct. ; Wyo. Donald Lewis Hathaway, owner. Dave Squires, exec. prod. ; nat'l rep., Edward Petry & Co., Inc. CP, not operating. 473 KTWO-TV (Channel 2) NBC, ABC Grove, gen. mgr. & chief eng. ; C. P. Cahill, Harriscope, Inc., 143 No. Durbin St., Cas- comm. mgr. ; Joyce Pratt, prop. dir. ; nat'l per, Wyo. ; 3-3711. rep., George P. Hollingbery Co. Burt I. Harris, pres. ; L. Bob Berger, Operation : 1954 ; TV sets in area : 82,776. exec. vice-pres., gen. mgr. ; Marion Cun- ningham, chief eng. ; Charles Beach, film dir. ; Riverton Jack Fairweather, news dir. ; Betsy King, cont. KWRB-TV (Channel 10) CBS dir. ; Carleen Harper, traffic dir. ; nat'l rep., Chief Washakie Television, main office, Meeker Company. 500 bway, Thermopolis, Wyo., Thermopolis Operation: 1957; TV sets in area: 51,500. 800, Box 409, Worland, Wyo. Cheyenne Joseph P. and Mildred V. Ernst, owners. KFBC-TV (Channel 5) CBS, ABC, NBC Sheridan Frontier Broadcasting Co., 2923 East Lin- colnway, Cheyenne, Wyo. ; 4-4461. KTWX-TV (Channel 9) Robert S. McCraken, pres. ; W. A. Cor - Rocky Mountain Tele Stations, 355 N. Bev- san, vice-pres. ; O. B. Koerfer, secy.; Wm. C. erly Drive, Beverly Hills, California.

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474 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 ultra-high frequency channels and some changes in the existing very -high frequency bands. Theoretically, allocation of the ultra -high frequency channels makes possible 2,053 new stations in 1,291 communities. This includes 242 exclusive educational outlets and is in addition to the 108 TV stations then on the air. Following is the complete list of cities and the channels assigned to each. The population of each community is given in parentheses. The asterisk (*) preceding a channel number indicates a frequency reserved for educational use. As of May 7, 1960, the Commission has made 163 assignments -60 very -high fre- quency and 103 ultra -high frequency.

Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel No. ALABAMA Nogales(6,153) 16, 32, 44 Phoenix(106,818) 3. 5, '8. 10 Andalusia *2, *29 Prescott (6,764) 15 Anniston(31,066) 70 Safford(3,756) 21 A uburn (12,939) '56 Tucson(45.454) 4, '6, 9, 13 Tlessemer(28,445) 54 Williams(2,152) 25 )lirmingham(326,037) 6, *10, 13, 42, *48 Winslow(6.518) 16 erewton(5,146) 23 Yuma(9,I45) 11, 13, 22, 60 anton(4,640) 77 -ullman(7,523) 60 ecatur(19,974) 23 ARKANSAS emopolis (5,004) *18 34 4, *19 Arkadelphia(6,819) othan(21,584) Batesville(6,414) 30 nterprise(7,288) 40 Benton(6,277) 40 Eufaula (6,906) 44 Blytheville(I6,234) 64, 74 Florence(23,879) *21 Camden(11,372) 50 Fort Payne(6,226) 19 Conway(8,610) 62 adsden(55,725) 10, 26 49 EI Dorado(23.076) reenville(6,781) Fayetteville(17,071) '13. 41 ntersville(5,253) 40 Forest City(7,607) 22 untsville(16,437) 31 22, 39 17 Fort Smith(47,942) 5,'16, asper(8,589) Harrison(5,542) 24 5. 10,'42, 48 Mobile(129,009) Helena(11,236) 54 12, 20. '26. 32 .... Montgomery(106.525) Hope(8,605) 15 Munford 7, 24 9, *22 Hot Springs(29,307) 52 Opelika(12,295) Tonesboro(16,310) 8, 39 Setma(22,840) 8, 58 Little Rock(102,213) *2, 4, 7, 11, 17, 23 46effield(10,767) 47 Magnolia(6,918) 28 Sylacauga(9,606) 75 46 64 Malvern(8,072) Talladega(13,134) Morrilton(5,483) 43 Thomasville 27 28 (8,555) 38 Newport(6,254) Troy Paragould(9.668) 58 Tuscaloosa(46,396) *14, 45, 51 36 Tuskegee(6,712) 16 Pine Bluff(37,162) '74 Russellville(8,166) 19 University Searcy(6,024) 33 SprinALASKA 34 Stuttgart(7,276)) t5 Anchorage(11,060) 2, '7, 11, 13 Fairbanks(5,625) 2, 4, 7, '9, 11, 13 CALIFORNIA Juneau (5,818) '3, 8, 10 Se ard(,063) 2) 2, 4, 9 Alturas(2,819) 9 Seward(2,063) 4, 9 Bakersfield(34,784) 10, 17, 29, 39 Sitka(2,080) 13 Bishop 19 Brawley (11,922) 16 Chico(12,272) 12 ARIZONA Corona(10,223) 52 Ajo(5,817) 19 Delano(8,717) 37 Bisbee(3,801) 54 EI Centro(12,590) 26, 48 Casa Grande(4,181) 18 Eureka(23,058) 3, 6, 13 Clifton(3,466) 25 Fresno(91,669) 12, *18, 24, 47, 53 Coolidge(4,306) 36 Hanford(10,(Y8) 21 Douglas(9,442) 3, 35 Los Angeles(1.970,358) 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, 22, '28. 34 Eloy(3,580) 24 Madera(10,497) 30 Flagstaff (7.663) 9, 13 Merced(15.278) 34, 66 Globe(6,419) 34 Modesto(17,389) 14, 58 Holbrook 14 Monterey(16,205) (see Salinas) Kingman(3,342) 6 Napa(13,579) 62 Mesa(16,790) 12 Oakland (see San Francisco) Miami(4,329) 28 Oxnard(21,567) 32 Morenci(6,541) 31 Palm Springs 19 475 Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel Ne. Petaluma(10,315) 68 Lake Wales(6,821) 14 Pittsburgh 16 Leesburg(7,395) 26 Port Chicago 70 Marianna(5,845) 17 Porterville 55 Melburne 37 Red Bluff (4,905) 15 Miami (249,276) 4, 6, 7, 10, 23, 33 Redding (10,256) 7 Ocala(11,741) 15 Riverside(46,764) 40, 46 Orlando(52,367) 6, 9, 18, '24, 47 Sacramento(137.572) 3, 6, 10. 40. 46 Palatka(9.176) 17 Salinas(13,917)-Monterey 8. 35 Panama City(25,814) 7, 13, 30, 36 San Bernardino(63.058) 18, *24. 91 Pensacola(43,479) 3, 15, '21, 46 San Buenaventura(16,534) 38 Quincy(6,505) 54 San Diego(334,387) 8, 10, *15, 27, 39, 51 St. Augustine(13,555) 25 San Francisco -Oakland.. 2, 4, 5, 7, *9, 20, 26, 32. 38. 44 St. Petersburg(96,738) (see Tampa) San Jose(95,280) 11, 48, '54, 60 Sanford(11,935) 35 San Luis Obispo(14,180) 6 Sarasota(18,896) 34 Santa Barbara(44,913) 3, 20, 26 Tallahassee(27,237) 11, 24, 51 Santa Cruz(21,970) 56 Tampa(124,681)-St. Petersburg ... 3, 8, 10, 13, 38 Santa Maria(10,440) 44 West Palm Beach(43,162) 5. 12.95. 21 Santa Paula(11,049) 16 Santa Rosa(17,902) 50 Stockton(70,853) 13, 36, 42, 64 GEORGIA Tulare(12.445) 27 Albany(31,155) , 10. 25 Ukiah(6,120) 18 Americus(11,389) 31 Visalia(11.749) 43, 49 Athens(28,180) '8, 60 Watsonville(11,572) 22 Atlanta(331,314) 2. 5, 11,'30, 36 Yreka City(3,227) 19 Augusta(71,5081 6, 12 Yuba City(7,861) 52 Bainbridge(7,562) 35 Brunswick(17.954) 28, 34 COLORADO Cairo(5,577) 45 Carrollton(7,753) 33 3 19 Alamosa(5,354) Cartersville(7.270) 63 Boulder(19,999) 22 12, Cedartown (9,470) 53 Canon City(6,345) 36 Columbus(79,611) 3, 9, *28, 34 23 Colorado Springs(45,472) 11, 13, *17, Cordele(9.462) 43 Craig(3,080) 19 Dalton(15,968) 25 Delta(4,097) 24 Douglas(7.428) 32 2, 4, Denver(415,786) 6, 7, 9, 20, 26 Dublin(10,232) 15 Durango(7,459) 6, 15 Elberton(6,772) 24 44 Fort Collins(14,937) Fitzgerald(8,130) 53 15 Fort Morgan(5,315) Fort Valley(6,820) 18 Grand Junction(14,504) 5, 21 Gainesville(11,936) 52 Greeley(20,354) 50 Griffin(13,982) 39 La 24 Junta(7.712) La Grange(25,025) SO Lamar(6,829) 12, 18 Macon(70,252) 13, 41, 47 Leadville(4.081) 14 Marietta (20,687) 57 32 Longmont(8.099) Milledgeville(8.835) 51 Loveland(6.773) 38 Moultrie(11.639) 48 10, 18 Montrose(4,964) Newnan(8,212) 61 Pueblo(63,685) 5 *8,28,34 Rome (29, 615 ) 59 Salida (4.553) 25 Savannah(119.638) 3, "9, 11 Sterling(7,534) 3, 25 Statesboro(6.095) 22 Trinidad(12.2041 21 Swainsboro(4.300) 20 Walsenhurg(5,596) 30 Thomasville(14,424) 6 27 Tifton(6,831) 14 CONNECTICUT Toccoa(6,781) 35 Bridgeport(158.709) 43. 49. 71 Valdosta (20.0461 37 Hartford(177.397) 3, 18, 24 Vidalia(5.8191 26 Meriden (44.088) 65 Waycross(18,889) 8, 16 New Britain(73.726) 30 New Haven(164.443) 8. 59 HAWAIIAN ISLANDS New London(30,551) 26. 81 Norwalk(49.469) (see Stamford) Honolulu, Oahu(245,612) 2, 4, 9, *11, 13 Norwich(23.4291 57, 63 Lihue, Kauai 3. '8. 10, 12 Stamford(74,293)-Norwalk 27 Wailuku, Maui(7,411) 3, *8, 10, 12 Waterbury (104.477) 53 Hilo, Hawaii(27,019) 2 *4, 9, 11, 13 DELAWARE IDAHO Dover(6.223) 40 Blackfoot(5.180) 33 Wilmington(110,356) 12, 59, 83 Boise(34,393) 2,'4, 7 Burley(5,9241 15 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Caldwell(10,487) 9 Emmett (3.067) 26 Washington(802,178) ..... 4, 5, 7, 9, 14. 20, *26, 50 Gooding(3,099) 23 Idaho Falls(19,218) 3, 8 FLORIDA Terome(4,523) 17 Belle Glade(7,219) 27 Kellogg (4,913) 36 Bradenton(13,604) 28 Lewiston(12.985) 3 Clearwater(15,581) 32, 50 Moscow(10,593) 12, 15 Daytona Beach(30,187) 2, 53 Nampa(16,185) 6, 12 De Land(8.652) 44 Payette(4,032) 14 Fort Lauderdale(36,328) 17,39 Pocatello(26,131) 6, 10 Fort Myers(13,195) 11 Preston(4,045) 41 Fort Pierce(13,502) 19 Rexburg(4,253) 27 Gainesville(26.861) 5, 20 Rupert (3.098) 21 Jacksonville(204,517) 4. 7, 12, 30, 36 Sandpoint (4,265) 23 Key West(26,433) 14, 20 Twin Falls(17,600) 11, 13 Lake City(7,571) 33 Wallace(3,140) 27 Lakeland(30,851) 16, 22 Weiser(3,961) 20 476 Town a'td population Channel Ne. Town and population Channel No. ILLINOIS Decorali(6,0W) 44 Des Moines(177,965) 8, 11, 13, 17, 23 Alton(32, 50) 48 Dubuque(49,671) 56, 62 Aurora(5 576) 75 Estherville(6,719) 24 Belleville 32,721) 54 Fairfield(7,299) 54 Bloommgton(34,163) 15 Fort Dodge(25,115) 21 Cairo(12,123) 24 Fort Madison(14,954) 50 Carbonda e(10,921) 8, 34, 61 Grinnell(6,828) 71 Centralia 13,863) i 32, 59 Iowa City(27,212) 12, 24 Champai (39,563)-Urbana(22,834) 3, 12, 21, 27, 33 Keokuk (16,144) 44 Chicago( 20,962) , 2, 5, 7, 9, *II 20, 26, 32, 38, 44 Knoxville(7,625) 33 Danville( 7,864) 24 Marshalltown(19.821) 49 Decatur(66,269) 17. 23 Mason City(27,980) 3, 35 De Kalb 11,708) 67 Muscatine(19.041) 58 I)ixon(11, 23) 47 Newton(11,723) 65 Elgin (44, 23) 83 Oel wein (7,801) 28 Freeport(22,467) 23 Oskaloosa(11,024) 52 Galesbur (31,425) 77 Ottumwa(31,570) 15, 63 Harrisbu g(10,999) 3, 22 Red Oak(6,526) 32 Jacksonviüle(20,387) 49 Shenandoah(6,938) 20 Joliet(51,66pp1) Sioux City(83,991) 4, 9, 30, 36 KKankaked(25,856) Spencer(7,446) 42 Kewanee 1 Storm Lake(6,954) 34 La Salle(12,083) 361 Waterloo(65,198) 7, 16, 22, 46 Lincoln(] ,362) 513e Webster City(7,611) 27 Macomb( 0,592) 41 Marion(] ,459) 40 KANSAS Mattoon(17,547) 46 Moline(371397) (see Davenport, Iowa) Abilene(5,775) 31 Mt, Vernóón(15,600) 38 Arkansas City(12,903) 49 Olney(8,612) 16 Atchison(12,792) 60 Pekin(21,858) 69 Chanute(10,109) 50 Peoria(11 856) 19, 25, 31, 37, 43 Coffeyville(17,133) 33 Quincy (41 450) 10. 21 Colhy(3,859) 22 Rockford(92,927) 13, 39, 45 Concordia(7,175) 47 Rock Island(48,710) (see Davenport, Iowa) Dodge City(11,262) 6, 23 Springfield(81,628) 20, 26, 36, 66 El Dorado(11,037) 55 Streator(16,469) 65 Emporia(15.669) 39 Urbana (ee Champaign) Fort SCOtt(10 335) 27 Vandalla( ,471) 28 Garden City(10,905) 9, 11 Waukega (38,946) 79 Goodland(4,690) 10, 31 Great Bend(12.665) 2, 28 INDIANA Hays(8,625) 7. 20 Hutchinson(35,575) 12, 18 Anderson(46,820) 26, 61 Angola(5,081) 77 Independence(11,335) 20 Bedford(12,562) 68 Iola(7,094) 44 Junction City(13,462) 29 Blooming on(28,163) 4, 30, 36 Larned(4,447) 15 Columbus 18.370) 42 Lawrence(23,351) 11, 17 Connersvi111lllle (15,550) 38 see South Bend Leavenworth(20,579) 54 Elkhart(35,646) Liberal(7,134) 14 Evansville(128,636) 7, 9, 14, 50 Fort 15, 21, 33, 69 McPherson(8,689) 26 Wayne(133,607) 27, Manhattan(19,056) 8, 23 Gary(133,911) 50 66 Newton(11,590) 14 Hammond(87.594) , 56 Olathe(5,593) 52 6, 8, 13, 20, 39, 67 Ottawa(10,081) 21 Jasper (5,2 5 ) 19 Parsons(14,750) 46 Kokomo(3 672) 29 Lafayette(35,568) 18, 59 Pittsburg(19,341) 7, 38 47, Pratt(7,523) 36 Lebanon Salina(26,176) 34 Loganspo(779 t(21,031) 51 Topeka(78,791) 13, 42, 48 Madison(? ,06) 25 W ellington (7,747) 24 Marion (3 ,081) 31 Wichita(168.279) 3, 10, 16, 22 Michigan ity(28,395) 62 Winfield(10,264) 43 Muncie(5 ,479) 49, '55, 71 Plymouth 34 Princeton 52 KENTUCKY Richmond(39.539) 32 Ashland(31.131) Shelby ville (11,734) 58 Bowling Green(18,347) 13, 1597 South Bend(115,911)-Elkhart 16, 22, 28, 52 Campbellsville( 3,477) 40 Tell City( 735) i 78 Corbin(7.744) 16 Terre te(64,214) 2, 10, 57, 63, 73 Danville(8,686) 35 Vincennes 18,831) 44 Elizabethtown(5.807) 23 Washington(10.987) 60 Frankfort(11.916) 43 Glasgow(7,025) 28 IOWA Harlan (4,786) 73 Algona(5,415) 37 Hazard (6,985) 19 Ames(22,898) 5, 25 Hopkinsville (12,526) 20 A tlan tic(6.480) 45 Lexington(55.534) 18, 27, 64, 70 Boone(12,164) 19 Louisville(369,129) 3, 11, 15, 21. 41, 51 Burlingto (30,613) 32, 38 Madison ville(11,132) 26 Carroll(6, 1) 39 Mayfield(8.990) 63 Cedar Ra ids(72,296) 2, 9, 20, 26 May5ville(8,632) 24 Centerville(7,625) 31 Middlesborough (14,482) 57, 63 Charles City(10,309) 18 Murray(6.0351 11 Cherokee( T.705) 14 Owensboro(33.651) 56, 62 Clinton(30,$79) 64 Paducah(32.828) 6, 43, 72 Creston(8,317) 43 Pikeville(5,154) 14 Davenport 74,549) -Rock .Island & Princeton(5,3881 45 Moline, Illinois 4, 6, 8, 30, 42, 68 Richmond(10,268) 60 477 Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel No. Somerset(7,097) 29 Ann Arbor(48,251) 1V 20, 26 inchester(9,226) 37 Bad Axe(2,973) 46 Battle Creek (48.666) 58, 64 LOUISIANA Bay Cityp(52 523) S, 63, h3 Benton Harbor(18,769) 40 Abbeville(9,338) 27 Big Raptds(6,736) Alexandria(34,913) 5, 62, 74 39 Cadillac(10,425) 13, 45 Bastrop(12,769) 53 Baton Rouge(125,629) Calumet 5 2, 18, 28, 34, 40 Cheboygan(5 687) 4, 36 Bogalusa(17,798) 69, 78 Coldwater(8,594) Crowley(12,784) 76 Detrott(1,849,568) De Ridder(5,799) 70 2, 4, 7, 50, 56, 62 East Lansing(2,325) 60 Eunice(8,184) 64 East Tawas Franklin(6.144) 46 Escanaba(15,170) 25 Hammond(8.010) S7 Flint(163,143) 3, 49 Houma (11,505) 12, 16, *22, 28 11, 30 Gladstone(4,831) 40 Jackson(6,772) 59 Grand Rapids(176,515) 8, 17, 23 Jennings(9,663) 48 Houghton(3,829) Lafayette 10, 38, 63 Iron Mountain(9,679) 18,27 Lafayette -Lake Charles Iron River(4,048) Lake Charles 7, 14, 25, 60 33 Ironwood(11,466) 12, 31 Minden (9,787) 30 Jackson(51,088) Monroe(38,572) 48 8, 13, 43 Kalamazoo(57,704) 3, *46, 74 Morgan City(9,759) 36 Lansing(92,129) Natchitoches(9,914) 6, 54 17 Ludington (9,506) 33 New Iberia(16,467) 15 Manistee(8,642) New Orleans(570,445) 4, 6, 8, 12, 20, 26, 32, 61 Manistique(5,086) 15 Oakdale(5,598) S4 Marquette(17,202) Opelousas(11,659) 58 6, 13, 17, *35 Ruston(10,372) Z0 MountMidland(14,285)19 Shreveport(127,306) Pleasant(11,393) *14, 47 3, 12 Muskegon(48,429) 29, Thibodaux(7.730) 24 35 Parma -Onondaga 10 Winnfield (5,629) 22 Petoskey(6,468) 31 Pontiac(73,681) 44 MAINE Port Huron(35,725) 34 Auburn(23,134) Rogers City(3,873) 23 Saginaw(92,918) 24 Augusta(20,913) 10, 29 51, 57 Bangor(31,558) Sault Ste. Marie(17,912) 8, 10, 28, 2, 5, 16 Traverse City(16,I74) 34 Bar Harbor(2,572) 22 7, 20, 26 Bath(10,644) West Branch 27 Belfast(5,960) U 41 MINNESOTA Biddeford(20,836) 59 Calais(4,589) 7, Albert Lea(13,545) D overFoxcr oft(2,566) 20 Alexandria(6,319) 57 Fort Kent(3,001) 18 Appleton 7, 36 Foxcroft (See Dover) 17 Austm(23,100) 10 Houlton(6,029) 24 Bermidji(10,001) 6, 51 Lewiston(40,974) 9,24 8, 17 B rainerd(12,637)12 M illinocket(5,755) 14 Cloquet(7,685) Orono(3,634) 12 Crookston(7,352) 44 Portland(77,634) Detroit Lakes(5,787) 21 6, 13, 47, 53 18 Presque Isle (9,954) 8, 10, 19 Duluth(104,511)-Superior, Wisc. Rockland(9,234) Ely(5,474) 3, 6, 8, 10, 32, 38 Rumford(7,888) 25 Fairmont(8,193) 16 Van Buren(3.732) 55 Faribault(16,028) 40 15 20 Waterville(18,287) 35 Fergus Falls(12,917) Grand Rapids(6,019) 16 20 MARYLAND Hastings(6,560) 29 Hibbing(16,276) Annapolis(10,047) 53 International 13 Baltimore(949,708) Falls(6,269) 11 2, 11, 13, 18, 24, 72 Little Falls(6.717) Cambridge(I0,351) 22 Mankato(18,809) 14 Cumberland(37,679) 17, 30 12, 15 Frederick(18,142) Marshall(5,923) 62 Minneapolis(521,718)-St. Paul .... *2, 4, 5, 9, 11, 2323 Hagerstown(36,260) 52, 68 Mon 17, Salisbury(15,141) tevideo(5,454) ' 16 New Ulm(9,348) 19 Northfield(7,487) 43 MASSACHUSETTS Owatonna(I0,191) 26 45 Amherst *82 Red Wing(10,645) Barnstable(10,480) Rochester(29,885) 63 25 St. Cloud (28,410) 10, 55 Boston(801,444) *2, 4, 5, 7, 38, 44, 56 33 Brockton(62,860) b2 St. Paul(311,349) (see Minneapolis) Stillwater(7,674) Easthampton 61 39 Fall River(111,963) Thief River Falls(6,926) 46, 68 Virginia(12,486) Greenfield(15,075) 32,58 26 Holyoke(54,661) (see Springfield) Wadena(3,058) W illmar(9,410) 27 Lawrence(80,536) 72 31 Lowell (97,249) 78 Winona (23,031) Worthington(7,923) 61 New Bedford(109,189) 6,28,34 32 North Adams(21,567) 19,80 Pittsfield(53.348) MISSISSIPPI Springfield(162,399)-Holyoke 22, 40 Biloxi(37,425) 13, Worcester(203,486) 14, 20 Brookhaven(7,801) 4450 37 Canton ( 7,048) 16 MICHIGAN Clarksdale(16,539) 32 Alma(8.341) Columbia(6,124) 41 Columbus(17,172) ' Alpena(13,135) 9, 11, 30 Corinth(9,785) 41 478 Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel No. 49 Greenville(29,936) 21, 27 Columbus(8,884) Greenwood(18,061) 6, 24 Fairbury(6,395) 35 Grenada(7,388) 44 Falls City(6,203) 38 Fremont(14,762) 52 Gulipurtt22.659) 56 21 Hattiesburg(29,474) 17 Grand lsland(22,682) 11, Jackson(98,271) 3, 12, 19, 25, 47 Hastings(20,211) 5.27 Kosciuskbb(6,753) 52 Hay Springs 4 33 Hayes Center 6 Laurel(25,038) 13, 19 Pachuta 7 Kearney(12,115) Laurel Lexington(5,068) 23 ill+10.041) 46 10, '12, 18, 24 McCombC10,041) 31 Lincoln(98,884) McCook(7,678) 8, 17 Meridian(4,893) 11, 30, 36 0 Natchez(22,7401 29 Nebraska City(6,872) Norfolk(11.335) 33 Pachyta (See Laurel-Pachyta) 2, 22 North Platte(15,443) 9 Pascagoula(10,8053 7, 28 14 Umaha(251,117) 3, 6, 16, Picayune(6.7071 10, 16 Starkville(7,107) 34 Scottsbluff (12,858) State College 2 York(6,178) 15 Tupelo(11,527) 38 University º 420 NEVADA Vicksburg(27,948) 41 Boulder City(3,903) West Point(6,432) 56 Carlin 14 Yazoo City(9,746) 49 Carson City(3,082) 34 Elko(5,393) 37 MISSOURI Ely(3,558) 3, 6 29 Cape Girardeau(21,578) 12, Fallon 18,69 Goldfield 9 Carthage(11,188) 56 31 Carutherqville(8,614) 27 Hawthorne1 Chillicothe(8,694) 14 Henderson(3,643) 49 Las Vegas(24,624) Q '10, 13 Clinton(6,075) 18 Columbia(31,994) 8, 16, 22 Lovelock Farmingg on(4,490) 52 McGill Festus(5,l99) 25 Reno(32,497) 2, 4, "5, 8, 21, 27 Fulton(10,052) 24 Tonopah 9 Hannibal(20,444) 7, 27 Winnemucca(2,847) 7 Jefferson City(25,099) 13. 33 Yerington 33 oplin(38,711) 12, 30 NEW HAMPSHIRE ansas City(456,622) 4, 5, 9, "19, 25, 65 Kennett(8,685) 21 Berlin(16,615) 26 37 Kirksvill}}(11,110) 3, 18 Claremont(12,811) Lebanon(6,808) 23 Concord(27,988) ; 6 Marshall(8,850) 40 Durham(4,172) r11 Marysvilje(6,834) 26 Hanover(4,999) Mexico(11,623) 45 Keene(15,638) 45 35 Laconia(14,745) 43 Moberly(13,115) 24 Monett(4,771) 14 Littleton(3,819) 18 Manchester(82,732) 9.48 Nevada(8,009) 54 Poplar Bluff(15,064) 15 Nashua(34,669) 46 Portsmouth(18.830) 15 Rolla(9.354) 51 St. Josep (78,588) 2, 30, '36 Rochester(13.776) St. Loui (856,796) 2, 4, 5, "9, 11, 30, 42 Sedalia( 354) 6.28 NEW JERSEY 69 Sikeston(11,640) 37 Andover Springfied(66,731) 3, 10, "26, 32 Asbury Park(17,094) 58 West Plains (4,918) 20 Atlantic City(61,657) 46, 52 Bridgeton(18,378) 64 MONT NA Camden(124,555) 64 Anaconda(11254) 2 Freehold(7,550) 2, 8, Hammonton(8,411) "74 Billings(31,834) 11 "70 22 Montclair(43,927) Bozeman 11,325) '9, 13 4, 6, "7, 15 Newark(438,776) Butte(33,251) 19, 47 Cut Bank(3,721) 20 New Brunswick(38,811) Lodge(3,779) 25 Paterson(139,336) Deer 41 Dillon(3, ) 20 Trenton(128,009) Glasgow(3821) 16 Wildwood(5,475) 48 Glendive('5,254) 5, 18 Great Falls(39,214) 3, 5, 23 NEW MEXICO Hamilto (2,678) 17 Alamogordo(6,783) 17 Hardin .1 4 Albuquerque(96,815) 4, '5, 7, 13 Havre(8,086) 9.11 Artesia(8,244) 21 Helena(17,581) 10, 12 Atrisco-Five Points(7,367) 18 Kalispell (9,737) 9 Belen(4,495) 24 Laurel(3,663) 14 Carlsbad(17,975) 6, 23 Lewistown(6,573) 13 Clayton(3,515) 27 Livingston(7,683) 16 Clnvis(17,318) 12, 35 Miles Cidy(9,243) 3. "6, 10 Columbus 16 Missoula(22,485) 8, 11, 13, 21 Deming( 5,672) 14 Poison 18 Farmington (3.63 7) 12, 17 Red Lodgge(2,730) 18 Five Points (See Atrisco) Shelby(3,058) 14 Gallup(9,133) 3, "8. 10 46 Sidney(3,44887) 14 Hobbs(13,875) Whitefisb(3,268) 16 Hut Springs 19 Wolf Po «2,557) 20 Las Cruces(12,3251 22 Las Vegas 4 NEBRA Sl KA Lordsburg(3,525) 23 24 - 13, 21 Los Alamos(9,934)" Alliance(7.891) - 27 $eatrice(41,813) 40 Lovington(3,134) - Broken low(2,396) 14 Portales(8,112) 22 479 Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel No. Raton(8,241) 46. 52 Wilmington(45,043) 3, 6, 29, 35 Roswell(25,738) 3, 8, 10 Wilson(23,010) 56 Santa Fe(27,998) 2, 9, 11 Winston-Salem (87,811) (Also see Greensboro Silver City(7,022) '10, 12 High Point-Winston-Salem 12, 26,- *32 Socorro(4,334) 15 Tucumcari(8,419) 25 NORTH DAKOTA NEW YORK Bismarck(18,640) 5, 12, 18, 24 Bottineau 16 Albany(134,995)-Schenectady- Carrington 26 Troy 6, 13, 17, 23, 35, 41 Devils Lake(6,427) Amsterdam(32,240) 8, 14 52 Dickinson(7,469) 2, 4, l7 Ratavia(17,799) 33 Fargo(38,256) 6, 11, 13, "34, 40 Binghamton(80,674) 12, 40, "46, 56 Grafton(4,901) Buffalo(580,132) 17 (also see Buffalo - Grand Forks(26,836) n, 10 Niagara Falls) 17. 23 Harvey 22 Buffalo -Niagara Falls 2 4, 7, 29 Jamestown(10,697) 7, 42 Carthage 7 Lisbon 23 Clymer 37 Minot(22,032) 6, 10, 13 Cortland(18,152) $2 New Rockford 20 Dunkirk(18,007) 46 Pembina 12 Elmira(49,716) 18, 24, 30 Rugby(2.907) 38 Glens Falls (19,610) 39 Valley City(6,851) 4, 32 Gloversville(23,634) 29 Wahpeton (5,125) 45 Hornell(15,049) 50 Williston(7,378) 8. 11,34 Ithaca (29,257) 14. 20 Jamestown(43,354) 58 OHIO Kingston(28,817) 66 Akron(274,605) Lake Placid 49, S5, 61 Ashtabula(23,696) 15 Malone(9,501) 20, 6 Athens(11,660) Massena(13,137) 14 62 Belleföntaine(10,232) 63 Middletown(22,586) 60 Bowling Green 70 New York(7,891,957) 2, 5, 11, 4, 7, 9, 25, 31 Cambridge(14,739) 26 Niagara Falls(90,872) (see Buffalo - Canton(116,912) Niagara Falls) 29 Chillicothe(20.133) 56 Ogdensburg(16,166) 24 Citfcinnati(503,998) Olean(22,884) 5, 9, 12, 48, 54, 74 54 Cleveland(914,808) 3, 5, 8, 19, 65 Oneonta(13,564) 62 25, Columhus(375,901) 4, 6, 10, 34, 40 Oswego(22,647) 31 Coshhocton(11,675) 20 Patchogue 75 Dayton(243,872) 2, 7, 16, 22 Plattsburg(17,738) 28 Defiance(11,265) 43 Poughkeepsie(41,023) 21, 83 Findlay(23,845) 53 Rochester(332,488) 5. 10, 15, 21, 27 Fremont Rome(41,682) (see Utica) Gallipolfs(7,871) Saranac Lake(6,9131 18 72 Hamilton(57,9511-Middletown 65 Schenectady (See Albany) Lancaster(24,180) 28 Syracuse(220,583) 3, 8, 43 Lima(50.246) Troy(72,311) (see Albany) Lorain(51,202) 35, 73 Utica ( 101,531 ) -Rome 31 2, 25, 54 Mansfield (43.564) 36 Vail Mills 10 Marion(33,817) Watertown(34,350) 17 48 Massillon(29,594) 23 NORTH Middletown(33,695) (see Hamilton) CAROLINA Mount Vernon(12,185) 58 Ahoskie(3,597) 53 Newark(34,275) 60 Albemarle (11,798) 20 Oxford(6,944) 14 Asheville(53,000) 13, 56, 62, 78 Piqua(17,447) 44 Burlington(24,560) 63 Portsmouth(36,798) 30 Burnsville Sanlusky(29.375) 42 Chapel Hill(9,177) *4 Sprmgfield(78,508) 52, 76 Charlotte(134,042) 3. 0. 36. 42 Steubenville(35,872) (see Wheeling, W. Va.) Durham(71,311) 11, 40, 46, 73 Tiffin(18.952) 47 Elizabeth City(12,685) 31 Toledo(303,616) 11, 13, 30, 79 Fayetteville(34,915) 18, 54 Warren(49,856) Gastonia(23,069) 48 Youngstown(168,330) 21, 27, 33, Goldsboro(21,454) 34,'72 Youngstown, O. -Newcastle, Pa. 45 Greensboro 2, *51,57 Zanesville(40,517) 18, 50 Greensboro-High Point-Winston-Salem 8 Greenville(16,724) 9 OKLAHOMA Henderson(10,996) 52 Ada(15,995) Hendersonville(6,103) 10,50 27 A lt us (9,735) 36 Hickory(14,755) 30 Alva (6,505) 30 High Point Calso see Greensboro -High Point Anadarko(6,184) Winston -Salem - S8 Ardmore(17,890) 12, 55 Jacksonville(3,960) 16 Bartlesville(19.228) 62 Kannapolis(28,488) 59 Blackwell(9,199) Kingston(18,336) 51 45 Chickasha (15.892) 64 Laurinburg(7,134) 41 Claremore(5.494) Lumberton (9.186) 15 21 Clinton(7,555) 32 Mount Airy(7,192) Duncan(15,325) 39 New Bern(15,812) 12 Durant(10.541) Raleigh (65.679) 27 5 22, 28 Elk City(7,962) , Roanoke Rapids(8,156) J0 8, 15, 26 Rocky Mount(27,697) 50 Énid(36,Ó17)1) 5, 21, ni Salisburyy(20,102) 80 Frederick (5.467) 44 Sanford(10,013) ;8 Guthrie(10.113) 48 Shelby(15,508) 39 Guyymon(4.718) 20 Southern Pines(4,272) 49 Hobart(5.380) Statesville(16,901) 64 Hougo(Svt4j(6,192) Washington(9,690) 7 ri 480 Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel No. Lawton(34,757) 7, "28, 34 Clemson *68 McAlester(17,878) 47 Columbia(86.914) 10,'19, 25, 67 58 Conway(6,073) 23 Miami(11,801) 13, 60 Muskogee(37,289) "45, 66 Florence(22,513) 27 Norma n(27,006) 31,1'37 Georgetown(6,004) Oklahoma City(243.504) 4, 9, *13, 19, 25 Greenville(58,161) 4. 23, 29 26 Greenwood(13,806) Okmulge¢(18,317) 55 Pauls Vapley(6.896) 61 Lake City(5,112) 40 Lancaster(7,159) 31 Ponca Ci y(20,180) 45 Pryor C ek(4,486) 54 Laurens(8.658) 42 Marion(6.834) 43 Sapulpa(13,031) 70 Seminole(11,863) 59 Newberry(7.5461 Shawnee(22,948) 53 Orangeburg(15,322) Stillwate*(20,238) 29.'69 Rock Hill(24,502) 67, 2, 6, 8, *11, 17, 23 Spartanburg(36,795) 17, 614 Tulsa (1$2,740) 47 Vinita(5,518) ,r, 28 Sumter(20,185) Woodward(5,915) 35 Union(9.730) 65 OREGOIN SOUTH DAKOTA Albany(1 ,115) 55 Aberdeen(21,051) 9, 17 Ashland( ,739) 14 Belle Fourche(3.540) 23 Astoria(12,331) 30 Brookings(7,764) '8, 25 Baker(9.4711 37 Hot Springs(5,030) 17 Bend(11,409) 15 Huron(I2,788) 12. 15 Brookings 8 Lead(6,422) 5. 26 Burns(3,093) 16 Madison(5,153) 46 Coos Bay 11 Mitchell(12,123) 5, 20 Corvallis(16.207) *7, 49 Mobridge(3.753) 27 Eugene(;5,879) 9, 13, 20, 26 Pierre(5,715) 10,"22 Grants Pass(8.116) 30 Rapid City(25,310) Klamath Falls(15.875) 2, 17 Reliance 3, 7. 15 La Grande(8.635) 13 Sioux Falls(52,696) 11, 13, 38.'44 Lebanon(5,873) 43 Sturgis(3.471) 20 McMinn ille (6,635) 46 Vermillion(5.337) 2, 41 Medford 17,305) 5, 10 Watertown(12.699) 3, 35 North Bend(6.099) 16 Winner(3.252) 18 Pendleton(11,774) 28 Yankton(7,709) 17 Portland (373,628) 2, 6, 8, *10, 12, 21, 27 4, 28 Roseburg(8,390) x18 Salem(43 140) 3 TENNESSEE Springfie d(10,807) 37 Athens(8.618) 14 The Dall 3(7,676) 32 Bristol, Tenn(16,771)-Bristol, Va. 5, 46 Chattanooga(131,041) 3, 9, 12, 43, 49, *55 PENNS LVANIA Clarksville(16,246) 53 Allentown(106.756) 39. 67 Cleveland(12.605) 38 Altoona(71,177) 10, 25 Columbia(10,911) 39 Bethlehemnn(66.340) 51 Cookeville(6,924) 24, *69 Bradford(17,354) 80 Covington(4,379) 19 Butler(23,482) 43 Crossville "77 Chambersburg (17,212) 46 Dyersburg(10,885) 46 Du Bois(11,497) 31 Elizabethton(10,754) 27 Easton(35¢,632) 57 Fayetteville(5,447) 27 Emporiuht(3,646) 42 Gallatin(5.107) 48 12, 35. *41, 66 67 Erie(130,$$033) e Harriman(6,389) Harrisbuirg(89,544) 27, 55, 71 Humboldt(7,426) 25 if azleton(35.4911 63 Jackson(30,207) 7,16 Johnsto (63,232) 6, 19, 56 Johnson City(27,864) 11. 343 Lancaste (63,774) 8, 21 Kingsport(19,571) Lebanon 28,156) 15 Knoxville(124,769) 6, 10, "20, 26 Lewisto (13,894) 75 Lawrenceburg(5,442) 50 Lock Haven(11.3811 32 Lebanon(7.913) 58 Meadville(18,972) 62 Lexington *11 New Cas le (see Youngstown, O.) McMinnville(7.577) 46 19,581) 64 Maryville(7,7421 51 Oil City 48 Philadel hia(2,071,605) 3. 6, 10. 17, 23, 29, *35 Memphis(396,000) 3, 5, 10, 13. 42, 2, 4, 11, *13, *16, 22, 53 Morristown(13,019) Pittsbur h(676,806) 54 Reading 109.320) , 33, 61 Murfreesboro(13.052) Scranton(125,536) 16, 22.44 Nashville(174,307) "2, 4, 5, 8, 30, 36 Shamokin 65 Oak Ridge(30.229) 3251 39 Sharon(26.454) Paris(8,826) 44 Shinglehouse I Pulaski(5.762) State College(17,227) "48 Shelbyville(9,456) 56 Sunbury(15 570) 38 Sneedville (20.471) 14 42 Uniontown Springfield(6.506) 68 Washing on(26.280) 63 Tullahoma(7.562) Wilkes- arre(76.826) 28, Union City(7.665) 8 Williams rt(45,047) 34 York(59.953) 43.49 TEXAS RHODE ISLAND Abilene(45,570) 9, 33 Alice(16,449) 34 Providence(248,674) 10, 12, 16 36 12 Alpine(5,261)104, 7, Aens x(74,246) `2, SOUTH CAROLINA A 25 18, 24, 70 54 Austin(132.459) 7, Aiken(7,083) 25 Anderson(19,770) 40. 58 Ballinger(5,302) Bay City(9,427) 33 Camden(5,986) 14 6, 12, 31, '37 Charlestcn(70,174) 2, 4, 5, *7, 17 Beaumont(94,014)-Port Arthur 4, 481 Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel No. Beeville(9,348) 38 Port Arthur(57,530) (See Big Beaumont) Spring(17,286) 4, 34 Presidio 21 Bonham(7,049) 43 Quanah(4,589) 48 Borger(18,059) 33 Raymondville(9,113) Brady (5,944) Rosenberg(6,210) 64 Breckenridgs(6,610) 15 14 San Angelo(52,093) 3, 17, Brenham(6,941) 52 8, s24 San Antonio(408,442) 4. 5. .9, 12, 35, 41 Brownfield(6,161) 15 San Benito(13,271) 48 Brownsville(36.066) (also see Brownsville - San Marcos(9,980) Harlingen -Weslaco) 53 26, 44 Seguin(9,733) 14 Brownsville -Harlingen -Weslaco (1) 4,5 Seymour(3,779) 24 Brownwood(20,181) 19 Sherman(20,150) 46 Bryan(18,102) 543 Snyder(12,010) Bryan -College Station (also see College Station) Stephenville(7.155) 30 Childress(7,619) 40 Sulphur Springs(8,991) 32 Cleburne(12,905) 57 Sweetwater(13,619) 12 Coleman(6,530) 21 Taylor(9,071) College Station (7,925) (also see Bryan -College Temple(25,467) 58 Station) '48 Terrell(11,544) 6,16, Conroe(7,298) Texarkana 20 (24,753) 6 18, 24 Corpus Christi (108,287) 3, 6,-40, *16, 22, 43 Tyler(38,968) 7, 61, Corsicana(19,211) 47 tivalde(8.6741 72 20 Crockett(5,932) 56 Vernon(12,631) Crystal City(7,198) 44 Victoria (16,126) 18 Cuero(7,498) 25 19 Waco(84,706) 10,' M Dalhart (5,918) 16 Waxahachie(11,204) T)allas(434,462) Weatherford(8,093) 4, 8,'13, 23, 29, 73 51 Del Rio(14,211) 16, 52 Weslaco(7,514) (see Brownsville -Harlingen -Weslaco) Denison(17,504) S2 Wichita Falls(68,042) 3 6, 16, 22 Denton(21,372) 17 Zapata Eagle Pass(7,276) 22,64 49 Edinburg(12,383) 60 El Campo(6,237) V UTAH El Paso(130,485) 4 *7, 9, 13, 26, 38, 50, 62 Brigham (6,790) Falfurrias(6,712) 52 Cedar City(6,106) 36 Floydada(3,210) 45 Logan(16,032) Fort Stockton(4,444) Ogden(57,112) 12, 18,30, *46 Fort Worth(278,778) 5, 11, 20, 26 Price(6,010) 9, 24 Ga inesville(1 L246) 49 Provo(28,937) 6 11, 22, '28 Galveston(66,568) 35, 41, 47 Rich field (4,212) Gonzales(5,659) 13 64 St. George(4,562) 18 Greenville(14,727) 69 Salt Lake City(182,121) 2, 4, Harlingen(23,229) (also see Brownsville- Tooele(7,269) S, a7, 20, 26 44 Harlingen- Weslasco) 23 Vernal (2,845) 3 Hebbronville(4,302) S8 Henderson(6,833) 42 ereford(5,207) 19 VERMONT illsboro(8,363) Bennington(8,002) Houston(596,163) 2, 8, 11, 13, 23, 29, 39 Brattlehoro(9,606) 69 Huntsville(9;820) 15 Burlington(33,155) Jacksonville(8,607) 36 Montpelier(8,599) 3, `16, 22 Tasper(4,403) 49 Newport(5,217) 46 Kermit (6,912) 14 Rutland(17,659) 49 Rilgore(9,638) 59 St. Albans(8,552) Kingsville(16,898) 40 St. Johnsbury(7,370) 34 Lamesa(10,704) 28 30 Lampasas(4,869) 40 Laredo(51,910) 8, 13, '15, 27, 39 VIRGINIA Levelland (8,264) 38 Blacksburg(3,358) 40 Littlefield (6,540) 32 Bristol(9,768) (see Bristol, Longview(24.502) 32, 38 Tenn.) Charlottesville(15,954) e45, 64 Lubbock(71,747) 11, 13, 20, 26 Covington (5,860) 44 Lufkin(15.135) 9, 46 Danville((35,066) 24 McAllen (20,067) 20 Emporia(5,664) 25 McKinney(10,560) 65 Farmville(4,375) Marfa(3,603) Freedricksburg(12,158) 19 Marshall(22,347) 19 47 16 Front Royal(8,115) 39 Mercedes (1 0,081) 66 Harrisonburg(10,810) Mexia(6,627) So 3, 34 Midland(21,713) Lexington(5,976)54 2, 18 Lynchburg(47,727) 13, 16 Mineral Wells(7,801) 38 Marion(6,982) 50 Mission(10,765) 70 Martinsville(17,251) 35 Monahans(6,311) 9 Newport News(42,358) (see Norfolk. Mount Pleasant (6,342) 35 Portsmouth -Newport News) Nacogdoches(12,327) 19,40 Norfolk(213,513) Portsmouth 27 New Braunfels(12.210) 62 Norfolk -Portsmouth -Newport News Odessa(29,495) 7, 24 3, 10, 13, 15, 33 Orange(21,174) Norton(4,315) 21, Pampa(16,583) 52 17 Petersburg(35,054) 8, 41 Paris(21,643) 33 Portsmoutb(80,039) (see Norfolk -Portsmouth Pearsall(4,481) 31 and also see Norfolk -Portsmouth -Newport News) Pecos(8,054) 16 Pulaskl(9,202) Perryton(4,417) 22 Richmond(230,310) 6, 12, a23, 29 Plainview(14,044) 29 Roanoke(91,921) 7, 10, 27, *33 South Boston(6,057) 14 Staunton(19,927) 36 (I) These assignments may be utilized in any corn. Waynesboro(12,35 42 munity lying within the area of the triangle formed Williamsburg(6,735) 17 by Brownsville, Harlingen and Weslaco. Winchester(13,841) 28 482 Town and population Channel No. Town and population Channel No. Marinette(14,178) 32, *38 WASHINGTON Milwaukee(637,392) 4, 6, *10, 12, 18, 24, 30 Aberdeen(19,653) Oshkosh(41,084) 48 Anacortes(6,919) 58 Park Falls(2,924) 18 Bellingham(34,112) 12, 24 Portage(7,334) 17 18, 50 Prairie du Chien(5,392) 34 Bremerton(27,678) 49, 55 Centralia (8,6.57) 17 Racine(71,193) Clarkston 34, 40 Rhinelander(8,774) 22 Ellensburg(8,430) 49, '65 Rice Lake(6,898) 21 Ephrata(4,589) 16, 43 Richland Center(4,608) 15, '66 Sheboygan(42,365) 59 Everett(33,849) 22, 28 '30 Grand Coulee(2,741) 37 Shell Lake Sparta(5,893) 50 Hoquiam(11,123) 52 20, Kelso(7,345) 39 Stevens Point(16,564) 26 31 Sturgeon Bay(7,054) 44 Kennewick(10,106) Superior(35,325) (see Duluth, Minn.) Kennewick -Richland -Pasco '41 9, 16, *46 Longview(20,339) 33 Wausau(30,414) 7, Moses Lake 33 Wisconsin Rapids(13,496) 14 Okanogan (see Omak) Olympia(15,819) 60 WYOMING Omak(3,7911 Okanogan '35 Buffalo(2,674) 29 Pasco(10,228) (also see Kennewick - Casper(23,673) 2, 6 19 Richland -Pasco) Cheyenne(31,935) - 3 Port Angeles(11,223) 16 Cody(3,872) 24 Pullman(12,022) '10, 24 Douglas(2,544) 14 Richland(21,809) (also see Kennewick - Evanston(3,863) 14 Richland -Pasco) 25 Gillette 31 Seattle(467,591) 4, 5, 7, '9, 20, 26 Green River(3,187) 16 Spokane(161,721) 2, 4 6, '7 Greyhull 40 Tacoma(143,673) 11, 13, *56, 62 Lander (3,349) 7, 17 Walla Walla(24,102) 22, 44, '50 Laramie(15,581) 8, 18 Wenatchee(13,072) '45, 55, 67 Lovell (2,508) 36 Yakima(38,486) 23, 29 Lusk 19 Newcastle(3,395) 28 Powell(3,804) 30 WEST VIRGINIA Rawlins(7,415) 11 Beckley(19,397) 4, 21.66 Riverton(4,142) 10 Bluefield(21 506) 6, 41 Rock Springs(10,857) 13 Charleston(73,501) 8, '43, 49 Sheridan(11,500) 9, 12 Clarksburg(32,014) 12, 69 Thermopolis(2,870) 15 Elkins(9,121) 40 Torrington(3,247) Fairmont(29,346) 35 Wheatland 2427 Hinton(5,780) 31 Worland(4,202) 34 Huntington(86,353) 3, 13, '53 Logan(5 079) Martinsbnrg(15,621 58 Morgantown(25,525 '24 Parkersbnrg(29,664 15 Welch(6,603) 25 Weston(8.945) 5, 32 Wheeling(58,891) *57 U. 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Desilu Culver Studios Motion Picture Center Studios 9336 W. Washington Boulevard 846 N. Cahuenga Boulevard Culver City, California Hollywood 38, California

484 Producers -Distributors

PROGRAMS

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SHORTS

485 Producers and Distributors

A Alexander, Alton, Productions, Inc. 595 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza ABC Films, Inc. 9-3277. Alton Alexander, president; Dr. 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; LAcka- (Pro- wanna 4-5050. Henry G. Plitt, pres.; Harold Robert Lustgarten, vice-president. J. Klein, v. p. in chg. of bus. affairs; duces programs, commercials.) Howard Anderson, v.p. in chg. of sls.; Wil- Do It Together, Lie Detector, Your liam L. Clark, v.p., dir. of western Oper.; Lucky Numbers (all live). Richard C. Hurley, central div. sls. mgr.; Raul C. Conangla, Latin American sls. co- Alexander, M. & A, Productions, Inc. ordinator; Raymond C. Fox, controller; 6040 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; Irving Paley, dir. of adv. and prom.; Gil Rep. office: 141 E. 55th St., N. Y. 22; PL 5- Cohen, mgr. of film Oper. (Distributor and 5266; H011ywood 4-3414. Arthur Alexan- co -producer of filmed series.) *26 Men (78); der, president; Max Alexander, vice-presi- The People's Choice (104); Adventures of dent; Larry Stern, Eastern sls. rep.; Arnold Jim Bowie (76); Herald Playhouse (52); Stern, mid -western sls. mgr. (Produces Sheena, Queen of the Jungle (26); Three and distributes half hour filmed series, Musketeers (26); Douglas Fairbanks, Jr. feature films, cartoon comedies.) Presents (117); Kieran's Kaleidoscope (104); Renfrew of the Royal Mounted (13) Court of Last Resort (26); Meet McGraw Al Christie Comedies (107); Q. T. Hush (42); Man With A Camera (151); Exclusive! Private Eye, Cartoons 100 (in production) (13); One Step Beyond (36); Congressional Boss Lady (13): 240 features; 46 westerns Investigator (39); Counterthrust (13). Byline, Steve Wilson (39). Academy Film Productions, Inc. Allegro Pictures, Inc. 123 W. Chestnut St., Chicago. Ill.; Michigan 4238 Mammoth Ave., Sherman Caks, Calif.: 2-5877, Bernard Howard, president. (Pro- STate 9-4952 William bava nresident and duce live and filmed shows and com- executive producer. (Produce filmed se- mercials, slides, animation, slide films). ries.) Bob Elsons Interviews of the Century Allen & Allen Productions (17). 3947 W. 59th Place, Los Angeles 43, Calif.; Acus Pictures Corporation Axminster 3-3314 George E. Allen. direct- 165 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza ing manager. (Producer and distributor 7-2265. P. E. Shanahan, treasurer; George of films for TV.) Blake, secretary. (Distributors of feature Wild Life (series). films.) 8 feature films. Allend'or Productions, LTD. 607 No. La Brea Ave., Los Angeles 36. Calif.: Adelphi Company WEbster 8-2191. Algernon G. Walker, 33 Key St., Eastport, Me., Eastport 308. Ta- president; J. Reid Rummage, vice-presi- mar Lane, production manager. Mal Mer - dent, prod.; W. A. Blanchard, vice-presi- rit, business manager. (Produce filmed dent, sls., 550 -Fifth Ave., N. Y.; Clrcle programs, commercials and musicals.) 5-0770; Ben Greenberg, media dir. (Pro- Affiliated Program Service Inc. duces industrial & educational films.) 535 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MU 7-1881. Paul F. Adler, president. (Film Allied Artists Productions production, corn. spots & documentary.) (See Interstate Television Corp.) Aladdin Television Productions, Inc. All -Scope Pictures, Inc. 346 No. Larchmont, Los Angeles 4, Calif., Commercial film div. of 20th Century Fox H011ywood 26686. Films, 1417 N. Western Ave., Hollywood Harry M. Popkin, presi- 27, Calif., Hollywood 2-6231. Gordon S. dent; Julius F. Tuchler, vice-president and Mitchell, president; C. D. Owens, vice- associate producer. (Producer of filmed president. (Produce filmed series, live series.) and animated commercials.) Kid Magic (13). John Nesbitt's Stories of The World. Alexander Film Co. Colorado Springs, Colo.; MElrose 3-1771. Amenic Inc. Keith Munroe, pres.; Jay Berry, v.p. nat'l 2421 N. Ramsey, Springfield, Mo.; UN 5-11367. div.; Jim Anderson, v.p. prod.; Bus Oaks, Reat R. Younger, coordinator; James Keet, mgr.; Alexander Productions (TV); Bob pres. (Produce animated commercials, Olds, creative dir. New York City: Maxine film shows.) Provost, v.p., 500 Fifth Avenue, N. Y. 36; Mountain Music (weekly). LOngacre 5-1350. Chicago: Terry Hatch, v.p.; 472 Wrigley Bldg., Chicago 11, Ill.; American Film Company WHitehall 4-5980; Michigan: Don Ringsred, 13?9 Vine St.. Philadelphia 7, Pa.; WA 2-1800. v.p., 16997 Georgina, Birmingham, Mich.; Ben Harris, manager. (Produce film com- Mldwest 4-1212. MIssouri: Art Baebler, mercials.) v.p.; 2932 Andover Dr., Normandy, 21, Mis- American Film Producers souri, EVergreen 2-5303; Seattle: William 1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza Troyer, v.p., 3260 Lakewood, Seattle 44, 7-5915. Robert Gross, executive producer - Wash., PArkway 2-2258; San Francisco- partner; Lawrence A. Glesnes, executive Los Angeles: Lyle Bramson, 15 Crane Dr., producer -partner. Sheldon Abromowitz, San Anselmo, Calif., GLenwood 4-1331; prod. control; Madeline Stolz, office mgr. Alexander International -New York City: live Kenneth A. Silver, mgr., 500 Fifth Ave., (Produce and distribute and animated N. Y. 36; LOngacre 5-1350; Puerto Rico: film inserts, TV commercials and program Haskel Marshal, v.p., Calle Comercio 450, films.) Apartado 2926, San Juan 13, P. R.; Phone: American TV Enterprises 3-2898; Cable: Alexfico, San Juan, P. R.; 7324 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 46. Mexico: Balderas 36-602, Mexico, D. F. Calif.; OLdfield 4-3658. Louis DeWitt, pres- Mexico. ident. (Producers of commercials.) 486 %,Th --; CHARGE! A few years ago, Flamingo

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FLAMINGO FILMS, INC. 221 West 57 Street, New York 19/1U 6-7040 487 Anderson, Clyde, Productions Associated Broadcast Advertising Co. 334 A. Street, Salt Lake City 3, Utah, EM. 1188 So. Muirfield Rd., Los Angeles 19, 3-5337. L. Clyde Anderson, mgr., owner. Calif.; WEbster 6-5564. Irwin T. Porter, (Film commercials.) Gertrude T. Porter, partners. (Produce commercials and spots, live only.) Anderson, Jack Productions 5642 Burdette St., Omaha, Nebr. GLendale Associated Press, The 6982. Jack Anderson, owner; James Keith, 50 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20. N. Y.: prod. mgr. (SOF motion pictures for tele- PLaza 7-1111. Frank J. Starzel, general vision, industry, agriculture, education, manager; Oliver Gramling, assistant gen- etc.) eral manager. (Daily news and picture Anderson, Leonard services for television.) 200 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y. PLaza Association Films, Inc. 7-4162. Leonard Anderson, president; Bar- 347 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.; bara Anderson, vice-pres. (Producers of MUrray Hill 5-2242. Exchanges in Ridge- filmed commercials, TV and industrial field, N. J.; La Grange, Ill.; Dallas, Tex.; films.) San Francisco, Cal. J. R. Bingham, presi- Anguish, Toby, Motion Picture Productions dent; A. L. Frederick, exec. v.p. & treas.; 4100 Cahuenga Blvd., North Hollywood, R. M. Finehout, Director of television. Calif.; Tri. 7-1429. Toby Anguish, gen- (Distributors of public service filmed pro- eral manager & producer; Ada Fancher, grams.) sales manager. (Produces filmed pro- Over 200 public service films. grams.) Popular science (111), Adventure Album Atcher, Bob Films, Inc. (25). 1037 Granville Ave., Chicago (40), Ill.; Broad- way 4-4013. Bob Atcher, president; Animated Film Producers of America (AFPA) William L. Sprague, production manager; 159 E. Chicago Ave., Chicago 11, Ill.; WHite- William East, sales manager. (Distribu- hall 3-2424. I. Yarbrough, producer-direc- tor of film series.) tor. (Produce animated commercials and Homer and Jethro's Hoot 'n' Holler commercial films.) Club (13); Nuggets from the Singing A Animated Productions, Inc. Ranch (13); On the Air with Lulu Belle 1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; COlum- and Scotty (13); Stubby and the Buc- bus 5-2942. Al Stahl, president; Irwin Stahl, caneers (13.) vice-president; Gerard Pick, production director; Don Lang, executive director. Atlantic Television Corp. com- 130 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.; Judson (Producers of programs, television 2-1287. A. H. Morton, pres.; Harry Gold- mercials, cartoons and shorts, industrial stone, gen. sls. mgr.; Anthony Tarell, films, specialists in animation, stop mo- treas.; (Producer and distributor of fea- tion.) tures and shorts for TV). Animatic Productions, Ltd. The New Champion Package, (30 Fea- 15 West 46th Street, New York 36, N. Y.; JU. tures); Smooth Sailers (26); Oceans of Ac- 2-2160. Branch office: Animatic Films, Inc., tion (16); Thrills and Chills (15); Riptide 43 West 61st Street, New York, N. Y.; of Westerns (29); Uncommon Valor, 26 Tasker G. Lowndes, pres.; Reese Patter- thirty minute episodes on Marine Corps. son, vice pres.; (Producer-slidefilms, film- history and exploits. strips, filmo -graphs (limited animated TV Atlas Film Corporation movies), commercials, technical ani- 1111 South Boulevard, Oak Park, Ill.; Aus- mation and stop motion.) tin 7-8620. Branch sales offices: 185 Wabash, Animation Inc. Chicago, Ill.; 714 Warner Bldg.; 501 -13th 736 North Seward Street, Hollywood 38, St., N. W., Washington, D. C.; 603 Guaranty Calif; H011ywood 4-1117. Earl Klein, pres- Bldg., 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood ident. Branches: Ted Petok, 14005 Fenkell 28, Calif. 11 Barbour Terraces, Box 36, Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, BRoadway Woodward & W. Long Lake Rd., Bloom- 3-3040; Morrison Fetzer, 483 Pine Street, field Hills, Mich. L. P. Mominee, president; San Francisco, Calif.; YUkon 2-0665. Joe Albert S. Bradish, vice-president and W. Edwards, 221 North LaSalle, Room 1064, production mgr.; James L. Herman. Chicago 1, Illinois, FRanklin 2-2628. (Pro- Public Rels. (Produces filmed commercials duce animated commercials, shorts.) and industrial films.) Anton, Evan J., Productions, Ltd. Atlas Television Corp. 60 W. 46 St., New York 36, N. Y.; CIrcle 6- 209 E. 56th St., New York 22, N. Y.; 0118. Evan J. Anton, president; Vera Kay, ELdorado 5-7943. Henry Brown, pres- vice-president. (Producers of commer- ident. (Film production and distribu- cials.) tion.) Captain Z -RO (26); Hollywood to Broad- Armstrong, J., & Co. way (13); Grantland Rice (13); Your Fam- 28 W. 44th St., New York, N. Y.; LO 3-4584. ily Theatre (39); Is This Magic (13). Holi- Joseph Armstrong, president. (Producers day Films: Abe Lincoln (1); Judy in East- of custom-made syndicated commercials.) erland (1); Election Fever (1); Song for Santa (1); Xmas Fairy Tale (1); Xmas Arnell, Peter, Productions (1); Xmas (1); 115 750 Park Ave., New York 21, N. Y.; TRafal- Story Spirit of feature gar 9-5097. Peter Arnell, owner & pro- films; 50 westerns; 350 shorts. ducer; Jean Heaton, production manager. A.T.U. Productions, Inc. (Producers of live and filmed shows.) 130 W. 57th Street, New York 19; JUdson 6-4292-3. Allen Swift, pres. & creative dir.; Arrowhead Productions Cal A. Stadien, v.p. & gen. mgr. (Creators 355 North Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, and producers of television commericals Calif.; CRestview 6-3728. Ed Beloin, pro- specializing in humor. Animation, puppets, ducer; Burt Harris, business manager. live action. Single spots or complete cam- (Produces packages filmed series.) paigns. Storyboards. Syndicated Bank So This Is Hollywood (network series). Spots.) Artex Film Productions, Inc. Audio Productions, Inc. 157 E. 69th St., New York 21, N. Y.; REgent 630 Ninth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.: PLaza 7-9200 Sam Eisenberg, president. (Pro- 7-0760. Frank K. Speidell, president: Her- ducer of features, commercials.) man Doessle, vice-president; T. H. Wester - /88 Producers of Quality

Television Commercials

INC.

200 East 56th Street New York 22, New York Murray Hill 8-0085

16 East Ontario Street

Chicago 11, Illinois Whitehall 4-5151

489 mann, vice-president; Peter J. Mooney, B arbra Thos. J., Productions secy. and treas.; Harold Lipman, manager, 2130 So. Bellaire St., Denver 22, Colo.; SKy- TV dep't. (Producers of filmed commer- line 6-8383. Thos. J. Barbre, manager -pro- cials.) Industrial Films. ducer; Paul Emrich, asst. manager; H. J. Anderson, photography. (Producer, dis- Aurora Film Distributors tributor of filmed shows, producer of film 1410 Howard St., Omaha 2, Nebraska; AT- commercials and business films.) lantic 8476. Keith T. Smith, manager. Side Road (13). (Distributor of feature films and shorts.) Sleepy Joe (13); Life and Songs of B aron -Brody Productions Stephen Foster (13); 21 westerns; 6 fea- 630 Ninth Avenue, New York, N. Y.; JU. tures; 30 shorts. 2-6454. Allen Baron, director; Merrill S. Brody, producer; Producers: Malda Pro- Austin Productions? Inc. ductions, Inc., 527 Madison Avenue, N.Y.C. P. O. Box 713, Lima, Ohio; CApitol 9-7881. (Producers of feature films for theatrical B. Otto Austin, Jr., president; Clair E. release and TV). Butturff, vice-president. (Producers of film commercials and industrial films.) B arry & Enright 667 Madison Ave., New York 21, N. Y.; TEmpleton 2-8600. Jack Barry, president; Award Television Corp. Dan 130 Cuttermill Road, Great Neck, N. Y.; Enright, vice-president. (Produce GReat Neck 2-1363-4. Milton J. Salzburg, live and film package shows.) president; David B. Dash, vice-president. Juvenile Jury, Life Begins at 80, (Produce filmed series, commercials). Winky Dink and You, Oh Baby, Conflict, The Gillmen, Tic -Tac -Dough. Dough Re Jimmy Demaret Show (13). Mi-High Low, Concentration. B artlett, Hall, Television Productions 1112 Coldwater Canyon, Beverly Hills, Calif.; B OLive 3-2505. Hall Bartlett, president; Nat James, vice-president; Paul D. Bart- Babcock & Kogan lett, Elroy Hirsch, vice-presidents; Stan 45 East 55th Street, New York 22, N. Y.; Keller secretary. (Produce dramatic film PL. 2-4480. Miss Lyn Babcock, Edward series.) Kogan, partners. (Production supervision of live tape and film commericals. Direc- Basch Radio & TV Productions tion of tape and live commericals. Show 17 E. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray coverage. Creation of scripts, storyboards Hill 2-8877. Frances Scott Basch and and original jingles. Agency representa- Charles J. Basch, Jr., partners. (Produce tion.) live and film shows and commercials.) Oriental Varieties (16). B agnall, George and Associates, Inc. 8827 Olympic Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.; Baum, Mannie, Enterprise Corp. OLympia 2-8050. Branch: 452 Hoodridge 130 Cuttermill Road, Great Neck, L. I., Dr., Pittsburgh 34, Pa., W. L. Anthony, N. Y.; HUnter 2-3566. John J. O'Connor, v.p., LOcust 1-4661. George L. Bagnall, Manager. (Distributor of film series.) pres.; J. J. O'Loughlin, sls. mgr.; Fred C. Greatest Fights of the Century (52). Lindquist, secty. (Distributors of filmed series.) B eacon Television Features, Inc. Clutch Cargo, television comic strip. 260 115 Newbury St., Boston 16, Mass.; Com- Episodes. monwealth 6-6881. J. L. Sanderson, presi- dent; Barbara Keane, treasurer. (Produce B ahati Incorporated filmed series, commercials, packages.) 914 South Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles Goin' Places with Gadabout Gaddis (26). 35, Calif.; CRestview 1-5276. President, John M. Sheffield; vice-president, Robert Beck, Alexander, Films, Inc. Wiley Miller. 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; LOng- acre 3-6187-8. Alexander Beck, president. (Distributes feature films, shorts and B ailey Films, Inc. Westerns.) 6509 De Longpre Ave.. Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011ywood 2-0939. Albert R. Bailey, presi- B ecker, V. S., Productions dent. (Educational Films.) 551 Fifth Avenue. New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 2-0777. Viola S. Becker, Exec. B aldwin Organization, Inc., The Producer. (Produces and distributors live 10 West 65th St., New York 23, N. Y.; PLaza and filmed package shows and commer- 5-9830. Ted Baldwin, president; Elsie cials and casting.) Jordan, dir. film distribution. (Produces filmed programs and industrial films.) B ell Pictures Corporation 630 Ninth Ave.. New York 36, N. Y.; Circle B alsam, Jerome, Films Inc. 6-1383. Sidney Kulick, president. (Dis- 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; LOng- tribute filmed programs.) acre 3-6187-8. Jerome Balsam, president. (Distributor of feature films, film series.) Bemiller Productions Inc. 729 North Seward St., Hollywood 38, Calif.; Secret File, U.S.A. (26); Hollywood Pre- H011ywood 9-4669. Richard T. Bemiller, view (series). Business mgr.; Ted C. Bemiller, Cine- matography mgr; Robert H. Bemiller, Di- B anner Films, Inc. rector. Produces live and animated com- 527 Madison Avenue, N. Y. 22, N. Y. PLaza mercials and educational films. 5-4811-2. Charles McGregor, president. (Producer of feature films, adventure films B engal Pictures and cartoon classics). 3014 Petite Ct., Los Angeles 39, Calif.; Bold Journey-film (143); Judge Roy NOrmandy 2-7808. Phil E. Cantonwine, Bean-film (39); I Search for Adventure- director, producer; Cheri Le'Blanche, film (52); Nightcourt, USA-film (78); story writer, narration; John Pope, book- Speedway International-film (39); Jungle er; Dick Alexander, film editor; Robert -film (52); Cartoon Classic Serials-film Dertean, dir.: Perry King, narrator. (Pro- (208); 60 Feature Films. ducers of films & commercials.) 490 CHARLES SANFORD

..Jviusical Director

"Max Liebman Spectaculars" NBC-TV "Jerry Lewis Show" NBC-TV "Milton Berle Show" NBC-TV "Sid Caesar Show" CBS -TV Per. Dir. Perry Leff "Phil Silvers Show" CBS -TV Frank Cooper Association "U.S. Steel Hour" CBS -TV

Producer -Director:

NBC-TV

"THE BELL TELEPHONE HOUR" NBC-TV

(Max Liebman Special)

CBS -TV

491 B iddick Guy Syd Parker production supervisor. (Pro- 1046 South Olive, Los Angeles 15, Calif.; ducer of film series, packages. commer- Rlchmond 9-8800. Guy Biddick, manager. cials.) Sid Sutherland, prod. mgr.; Barbara Mc - Adventures of Blinkey (26). Ney, office mgr.; Burt Zoul, traveling rep. (Producers of animated commercials, Brandon Films, Inc. filmed spots.) 200 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.; Circle 6-4868. (Distributes feature films.) Big Fights, Inc. The 9 E. 40th St., New York 16, N. Y.; LExing- 19 feature films. ton 2-1717. William D. Cayton, president; Fred Ladd, director. (Produce, distribute Bray Studies, Inc. filmed boxing series.) 729 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.; CIrcle 5-4582 John R. Bray, chairman of The Big Fights (13); World's Greatest the board; Paul A. Bray, pres.; Paul Bray, Fighters in Action (16). Jr., secy. & sis.; Max Fleischer, animation dir. Wm. Gilmartin, animation dir.; B. D. Biograph Television Co., Inc. Hess, film distribution mgr. (Producers 5 E. 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.; ELdorado and distributors of films on training and 5-5211. Paul Killiam, president. (Produce safety, aeronautics, health and hygiene, film shorts series.) cartoons, and sponsored films for TV and Movie Museum (175). general distribution.)

B lack, Albert TV Productions British Information Services, Radio and TV 450 East 63rd Street, New York, N. Y.; TEm- Division pleton 2-8614. TE. 2-8895. Exec. offices: 62 45 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.; Pinehurst Avenue, Lido Beach, L. I., N. Y. Circle 6-5100. (An agency of the British GEneral 2-1049; GEneral 1-4013. (Film TV Government.) Rodney Chalk, director. shows, now in syndications). Commonwealth of Nations (13); Topic ball; Touchdown; The Big Fight. (13); British Calendar Monthly; News Play Clips (1-3 per wk.). Documentary Films Blake, George, Enterprises, Inc. (100). 1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; Circle 7-2264 Jean Blake, president; Philip Broadcast Editorial Reports, Inc. Frank, vice-president in charge of sales; 33 East 39th Street, New York 16, N. Y.; Richard Donner, vice-president in charge PLaza 9-1546; MUrray Hill 9-3450. A. Max- of production; Richard C. Jacques, super- well Hage, pres. & editor in chief; Leslie vising editor. (Produce commercials and G. Phillips, vice-pres.; Norwood F. All- films for television.) man, treas.; Raymond C. Connell, legal counsel; H. V. Kaltenborn, senior editor; Blinkey Productions, Inc. Henry Cassidy, exec. editor; Allen Mar- 149 Broadway, New York. N. Y.; BEekman tin, supervising editor; A. A. Coughlin, 3-8275. Murray King, production director: TV exec. producer.

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492 Broadcasting and Film Commission of Na- Byron Productions tional Council of the Churches of Christ 8 E. 52 St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 3-6930. in the USA Edward A. Byron, president. (Distribute 475 Riverside Drive, New York, N. Y.; Rlver- package shows.) side 9-2200. S. Franklin Mack, executive director; Wesley B. Goodman, associate C executive director; Ben E. Wilbur, dir. of CBS Films Inc. prog. Oper. 485 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza What's Your Trouble (51); The Pastor 1-2345. Branches: 1371 Peachtree Bldg., (26); Bible Puppets (9); Man to Man (91); Atlanta, Ga.; Statler Office Bldg., Boston, The Way (13); off To Adventure (26). Mass.; 630 N. McClurg Court, Chicago, Foundation America Ill.; 1000 Fidelity Union Life Bldg., Dal- Broadcasting of las, Tex.; 932 Fisher Bldg., Detroit, Mich.; The International Div. of NETRC, 10 Colum- 1313 No. Vine St., Hollywood, Calif.; Sher- bus Circle, New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson aton -Palace Hotel, San Francisco, Calif.; 6-0055. Samuel B. Gould, chairman; John 12th & Cole, St. Louis, Mo. Robt. Lewine, White, pres.; Basil Thornton, v.p.-secy.; v.p., programs; Fred J. Mahlstedt, manag- Kenneth Yourd, v.p.-treas. (Devises and ing dir., oper., domestic & international; distributes educational programs from Sam Cook Digges, administrative vice abroad) president. (Distributes film series.) B ruce-Nall Co. The Adventures of Champion (26); Life 333 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, Ill.; With Father (26); Terrytoons (156); Amos FRanklin 2-7100. Robert B. Hicks, pres- 'n' Andy (65); Cases of Eddie Drake (13); ident. (Producer and distributor of live San Francisco Beat (39); Brave Eagle (26); and filmed programs for TV and com- My Favorite Husband (13); Files of Jeffrey mercials.) Jones (39); The Whistler (39); Annie Oak- Indoor Polo (13); Championship Hand- ley (52); The Gene Autry Show (78); ball (13); Dick's Story Shop; Beat the Buffalo Bill, Jr. (26); News film (continu- Pro; all filmed. ous.) The Gray Ghost (39); The Honey- mooners (39); Our Miss Brooks (128); Whir- B urrud, Bill, Productions lybirds (78); Mama (26); Assignment 1522 N. Van Ness, Hollywood 28, Calif.; Foreign Legion (26); Colonel Flack (Pilot) H011ywood 3-8181. Bill Burrud, president; Sunrise Semester (75); You Are There (39) Gene McCabe, vice-president; (Producers The Brothers (26); Eve Arden Show (26) of film series, commericals, packages.) Mr. Adams & Eve (39); The Brothers Bran- Wanderlust (39); Vagabond (39); Treas- nagan (39); Deputy Dawg (26); Border Pa- ure (39); Holiday. trol (39); Rendezvous (39); The Phil Silvers Byron Motion Pictures, Inc. Show (52). 1226 Wisconsin Ave., N. W., Washington 7, C -W Productions, Inc. D. C.; FEderal 3-4000. Byron S. Roudabush, 1037 Woodland Drive, Glenview, Ill. Park president; Dudley Spruill, vice-president 9-0011. Walter Colmes, pres. (Producers of and general manager. film commericals.)

493 Calhoun Studios, Inc. Campus Film Distributors Corporation 266 E. 78 St., New York 21, N. Y.; LE 5-2120. 20 East 46th St., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Brian Calhoun, president; Paul Gold- Hill 2-8735. Sylvia Gordon, coordinator. schmidt, vice-president; Charles P. Gen- (Distributor of educational, industrial and nell, sales mgr.; Fred Carley, production documentary films.) director; DietLinde Rubber, sec.-treas. (Produces and distributes filmed pro- Campus Film Productions, Inc. grams, commercials and industrial films.) 20 East 46th St., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Krater, executive producer; (Producer of 3 feature films. Hunting & Fishing (13). films.) California International Productions Captes Company, The 6710 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood 38, Califor- 216 E. Ontario St., Chicago 11, Ill.; Superior nia; WEbster 9-1491. Homer O'Donnell, 7-6016. D. J. Powers, Ex. V. P. (Dis- owner. tributor of film series.) California National Productions, Inc. Cascade Pictures of California, Inc. (Subsidiary of NBC), 663 5th Ave., New 1027 No. Seward St., Hollywood 38, Calif.; York 22, N. Y., CIrcle 7-8300. Earl Rettig, H011ywood 2-6481. B. J. Carr, president: president; H. Weller Keever, vice-presi- Roy Seawright, vice-president, Vaughan dent and general manager; Frank Cleaver, Paul, chg. of prod. (Produces commer- vice-president, programs; George D. Mat- cials.) son, vice-president and treas.; Thomas E. Ervin, sec.; Joseph L. Kubin, assistant Caston Productions treas.; Herbert S. Schlosser, assistant 8611 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif. sec.; Robert L. Cashy and Milton L. Cashy, John J. Brennan, director of business co -owners and producers. (Film affairs; Arthur Perles, director of promo- ducers.) Pro- tion, advertising, press; Robert R. Max, manager, merchandising. TV Film Pro- Cate & McGlone gram Sales & Syndication Licensed chandising. Mer- 1521 Cross Roads of the World, Holly- wood 28, Calif.; H011ywood 5-1118. T. W. Cate, president; E. D. McGlone, vice- Calonius, Lars, Productions, Inc. president; Walter Wise, executive pro- 45 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza ducer; Richard Soltys, production manag- 7-0350. Lars E. Calonius, president. (Pro- er. (Producers of film commercials.) duce animated and live action commer- cials.) Cavalcade Pictures, Inc., and Cavalcade Tele- vision Programs Camera Craft 7904 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 46, 6800 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; Calif.; OLdfield 4-4144; Harvey Perga- H011ywood 3-6856. (Rent, sell, buy for ment, president. (Producer, distributor producers.) and importer of filmed programs.)

494 Inc. Famous Guests (13); Unk & Andy ABC C/Hear Services, Adventures (26): 39 Spanish features. 210 East 47th Street, New York 17, N. Y.; EL. 5-7212. Granville 'Sascha' Burland, Cavalier Productions pres. (Creation and production of radio Box 8 Hillside Manor, New Hyde Park, and television commercials; commercial N. Y.; PIoneer 2-0500. Branch: Carauana jingles, compose and create.) Studios, 442 East 149th St. (nr. 3rd Ave.) Box 55, N. Y.; LUdlow 5-0050. Dr. Joseph L. Chertok, Jack, Productions, Inc. Levit, board director; R. Miles Master, Revue Studios, 3900 Lankershim Blvd., Uni- exec. prod.; Phillip St. Clair, tech. dir.; Jo versal City, Calif.; H011ywood 3-5106. Jack Freuden, talent and promotional rep. (Mo- Chertok, president. (Producer of filmed bile field and trailer units for on location series, commercials.) productions.) Cheryl -TV Corp. Cavalier Productions, Inc. 3084 Motor Avenue, Los Angeles 64, Calif.; 9134 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.; TExas 0-6136. Simon Lipson, president; CRestview 6-4174. Robert G. Young. presi- Jack Broder, vice-president; John Ettlin- dent; Eugene B. Rodney, vice-president ger, sales manager. (Distributors in charge of production; Ben Bisgeier, of , films.) secretary. (Producers of filmed series.) 20 feature films. Father Knows Best (series). Cheshire and Associates Chapman, Bruce, Co. 6606 Selma Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.; Hol- 125 W. 41st St., New York 36, N. Y. Wiscon- lywood 9-4580. Bob Reichenbach, general sin 7-9244. Bruce Chapman, president; manager. (Packager-Distributor of live Edna Chapman, vice-president. (Producer and filmed shows.) distributor of films, commercials and shorts.) The M.J.B. Show (live). The Answer Man (13). Chicago Film Studios 56 E. Superior St., Chicago 11, Ill.; WHite- Charter Oak Tele -Pictures hall 4-6971. A. G. Dunlap, president; 423 E. 90 St., New York 28, N. Y.; TRafalgar of sales; 6-6800. Louis Cavrell, producer. (Produces Robert D. Casterline, director and distributes filmed series, commer- Russell Irvin, production manager. (Pro- cials). ducers of film commercials.) Chatham, Lew Assoates Christi, Frank, & Associates Chatham Bldg.,ciClaremore, Okla.; 1735. 521 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 48, L. A. Chatham, manager. (Film producer, Calif.; CRestview 1-6452. Frank Christi, commercials.) owner. (Producers of film commercials.)

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495 Cinecraft Productions, Inc. Cinetoon Productions 2515 Franklin Blvd., Cleveland 13, Ohio. SU- 1847 perior 1-2300. Fort St., Honolulu 13, Hawaii; 502677. Ray Culley, pres. & prod. Maurice D. Myers, owner. (Producers of mgr.; Bob Haviland, unit mgr.; Bob Wel- film commercials.) chans, unit mgr.; Robert G. Howey, art dir. (Producer of TV commercials, indus- trial motion pictures and slide films). Cine -Tele Productions Film Service Bldg. 6325 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 38. Calif.; Hollywood Cinegraphics, Inc. Harry 5-3376. 5 E. 57th St.. New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 9- J. Lehman, executive producer; 8620; Francis C. Thayer, president. (Pro- Jacques R. Lehman, co-ordinator; Jesse duce filmed series, commercials.) Davis, camera; Gale McKiddy, prod. (Pro- ducer and distributor of filmed series, The World Through Stamps (26). commercials.) Caliente Races (39); Your Road to Ro- Cinema Service Corp. mance (13); Pete The Pouche. 108 West End Ave., New York 23, N. Y.; TRafalgar 3-1411. Joseph Seiden, presi- dent. (Produces films and commercials.) Cine -Video Productions, Inc. Boston Post Road and Cedarhurst Lane. Cinema -Vue Corporation Milford, Conn. TRinity 4-6590. Garo W. 245 West 55th Street, New York 19, N. Y.; Ray, president; (Producers of industrial, JUdson 6-1336. Branch office: 11693 Laurel - educational and religious films.) wood Drive, Studio City, Calif.; POplar 6-8734. Los Angeles: Francis D. Smith, vice- Clairmont FJms pres. & gen. sls. mgr. Joseph P. Smith, 6710 Melrose Ave.. Hollywood, Calif.; WEb- pres.; Arthur J. Steel, exec. vice-pres. & ster 9-1491. Leonard Clairmont, owner. treas.; Harry M. Pimstein, secy. & Gen. counsel; Bernard J. O'Rourke, operations mgr.; Egon C. Nielsen, pres. international Clampet-Toon Commercials, Inc. operations. 721 N. Bronson Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.; Tom Puss Cartoons (104); Milestones of H011ywood 2-6661. Bob Clampett, presi- the Century (Doc.) (365); Mickey Rooney dent; John R. Jacobs, Jr., secretary -treas- Show (33); Secret File U.S.A. (26); Adven- urer; Jody Clampett, vice-president. (Pro- ture Theatre (15); One hour Christmas duce spot commercials.) Show (1); Whimseyland Cartoons (200). Claridge Productions, Inc. Cinepix. Inc. 1246 N. Sweetzer, Hollywood 46, Calif. John 243 West 55th St., New York, N. Y.; Clrcle Sherler, president; Gerald W. Weatherby, 6-0888. M. Kleinerman, president. (Distri- vice-president and associate prod. (Pro- butors of feature films and cartoons.) duction of motion pictures for theatrical e 52 features; 52 westerns; cartoons. and television release).

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496 Coffman Films, Inc. Commodore Productions and Artists, Inc. 4519 Maple Ave., Dallas 19, Tex.; LAkeside 971 N. La Cienega. Hollywood 46, Calif.; 8-3692. Hammond Coffman, president; OLympia 2-2995. Walter White, Jr., presi- (Producer of public relations films and dent and executive director; E. R. Wood- television series.) worth, associate producer. (Create and produce 'live' TV shows. Producers and Meet the Stanfords (26). distributors of film series.) Colburn, John Associates, Inc. Commonwealth Film & Television, Inc. 1122 Central Avenue, Wilmette, Illinois. 723 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.; Clrcle Phones: Chicago: BRoadway 3-2310; Wil- 5-6456. Mortimer D. Sackett, president; S. mette: ALpine 1-8520. John E. Colburn, Sackett, treasurer. (Producers and dis- president; Henry Ushijima, vice-president tributors of filmed programs, feature and executive producer; Sumner J. Lyon, films.) vice-president and creative dir.; William 250 features, 85 westerns; 500 cartoons, Hale Stewart, prod. -dir.; Charles M. Rei- serials, shorts. ter, Slidefilm and art dir.; John Gibbs, Condor Pictures, Inc. supervising editor. (Producers of indus- 1536 Viewsite Terrace. Hollywood 46. Calif.; trial and television films and commer- OLympia 2-7447. Milton Simon, gen. mgr. cials.) (TV pilot films. Films made to order.) Colorama Features, Inc. Continental International Pictures 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; 448 Harrison Ave., Greenville, Ohio; LI LOngacre 4-5592-3. Jules B. Weill, pres- 8-2791. Walter D. McFarland, executive ident. (Distributor of feature films.) producer. (Producers of 16mm. color and 26 features in color. sound documentary films for business, in- dustry, government agencies and bureaus H. D. Colson & Co. and institutions.) 6180 Garland St., Arvada, Colorado; Tel.: HArrison 4-8192. H. D. Colson, general Co-Ordinated Marketing Agency manager. (Produce and distribute local 575 Lexington Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; and regional audience participation pro- PLaza 2-1700. Lester "L." Wolff, presi- grams, film shows, dent and exec. prod.; Irving I. Herz, exec. spots.) vice-pres. and exec. prod.; Art Arnold Combined Television Pictures, Inc. Petz, prod. (Producer and distributor of 241 So. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.; ih hour TV shows and live TV shows). CRestview 5-1114. John A. Byers, presi- dent. (Distributes filmed series.) Between The Lines. Dick Tracy (39). Cooper, Frank, Associates 17 East 54th St., New York, N. Y.; PL 1-0725; Commerce Pictures 9145 Sunset Blvd.. Hollywood, Calif.; 525 Poydras St., New Orleans 3, La.: CRestview 5-4128. Frank Cooper, Sy MAgnolia 5026. Robert Wiegand, owner. Fischer, chief officers. (Live and Alm (Producers of film commercials.) packages.)

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497 Cornell Films, Inc. Hearing (78); 30 Post '50' Features; 52 Foo 130 Cuttermill Road, Great Neck, N. Y.; Foo-Snip N'Snap Cartoons; 100 Colonel GReat Neck 2-1363-4. Milton J. Salzburg, Bleep Cartoons; Special Commercial Open president; David B. Dash, vice-president. End Spots (480); Special Weather Reports (Producers and distributors of filmed pro- (78). grams, shorts, cartoons.) Cosman Productions, Inc. Coronet Instructional Films 8533 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.; 65 E. South Water St., Chicago 1, Ill.; DEar- CRestview 6-4345. Lou Costello, president. born 2-7676. Branch: 488 Madison Ave., (Produces filmed programs.) A. L. Blinder, executive vice-president; New York City. John Smart, president; Cousens-Blair Productions, Inc. Ellsworth C. Dent, vice-president. (Pro- 1600 Broadway COlumbia 5-7380. Clayton W. duces and distributes filmed series.) Cousens, president; John K. Cousens, vice-president, Producers TV. Programs, Your Health and Safety (13); Your Days TV. Commercials. Spots and Industrial at School (13); Dating, Marriage and Films. Family Living (13); Exploring Science (13); Personality Development (13); How Cox, William G., Film Enterprises Others Live (13); Career Planning (13); 140 S. Orange Drive, Los Angeles 36, Calif.; Reading Enjoyment (13) Stories for Chil- WEbster 4-8590. William G. Cox, owner - dren (13); Home Management (13); World producer. (Produce commercials, news of Yesterday 13); Nature in Action (13) clips.) Getting Along Socially (13); Democracy at Work (13); Animal Adventures for Chil- Crandall, Roland D., Productions dren (13); Sport Skills (13); American 31 Heusted Drive, Old Greenwich, Conn.; Heritage (13); special Christmas films (6); NE 7-0425. Roland D. Crandall, owner. Children's Hour (13); Children of The (Produces animated commercials.) Americas (13); Story of America (13); Shaping of America (13). Craven Film Corporation 330 East 56th St., New York 22, N. Y.; MUr- Corradine, Tom J.. & Associates ray Hill 8-1585. Thomas Craven, president; 5746 Sunset Blvd.. Hollywood 28, Calif.; HO Harvey C. McClintock, vice-president; 2-4448. Branch office in New York. Tom D. William Robinson, production manag- Corradine, president; Kyle C. Thomas. er. (Producers of commercials, filmed Vice -President & General Manager. series.) (Distribute filmed series, feature films.) The World Through Stamps (52); The The Ruggles (91), Holdiay U.S.A. (26), World Around Us (26). Big Game Hunt (26), Buster Crabbe Show (26), 409 feature films, 192 western, Creativision I Married Joan (98), Public Defender (69), 1780 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; Circle Little Rascals (90), Uncommon Valour (26); 5-4830. Seymour Posner, dir. (Produces Ethel Barrymore Playhouse (13); Divorce live and animated commercials.)

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498 Crestlevision Productions D.P.M. Productions, Inc. 10361 McCormick St., No. Hollywood, Calif.; 62 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.; Murray S et 2-3138. Lloyd Friedgen, president; Hill 2-0040. Maurice T. Groen, president; Elva Fraser, secretary -treasurer. (Ms- Ronald T. Groen, v.p. in charge of pro- tributor and producer of features.) duction. (Producer of industrial, sales film and commercials.) CrosbyI Bing, Productions 9028 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.; Dagger Productions CR stview 1-1171. John O'Melveny, presi- 5801 South Dorchester, Apt. 12-A, Chicago, de t; Basil F. Grillo, vice-president. Ill.; DOrchester 3-8895. Edwin James, owner. of film series.) Crown Pictures International (Distributor e Kiddy Kitchen (18). 961 . La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Ca if.; CRestview 6-6139. S. Michelson, se etary-treasurer. Distributors of fea- Davis, Robert, Associates, Inc. ture films.) 21 E. 63rd St., New York 21, N. Y.; TEmpleton 8-8410. Robert Davis, owner. 20 features; 10 shorts. (Producers of film commercials.) Crysta Pictures, Inc. 1564 roadway, New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza Dawson, Ronald, Associates 7-5 30. Melvin M. Hirsh, president. (Dis - 545 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray tri features, Westerns, packages.) Hill 7-6865. Ronald Dawson, owner. (Live 15 eatures; 9 sports shorts. and filmed programs.) Culha e Film Studios, Inc. Day, Gordon M., Productions 207 E 37th Street, New York 16, N. Y.: MUr- 15 W. 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.; MUrray ray Hill 2-5070. Rudolph Weiss, pres.; Hill 2-5299. Gordon M. Day, writer -produc- Sa us Culhane, producer, director; John er; Carol Bulkley, casting -direction. Cu dy, prod. mgr.; George Armondo, acct. (Write -produce commercials and jingles.) su ., dir. Produce TV commercials and ind striai films-RCA Beam Deflection Dayton Productions, Inc. e; TV c/o A. Morgan Maree Jr. & Assoc., 6363 Wil- Tu spots.) shire Blvd.; OL 3-7330, Los Angeles 4, Calif. Cummings Productions Inc. Charles Boyer, president; principal own- 4 W.56th St., New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza ers: Dick Powell, David Niven, Charles 7-6 52-3. Ralph Waldo Cummings, presi- Boyer. (Producer of filmed television se- dent. (Production of radio and TV jingles; ries.) industrial shows, film scores-merchandis- The Adventures of Mike Scott (on re- ing effects.) quest); The Stubby Kaye Show (on re- quest); Indian Scout (on request). D Dembv Productions, Inc. DBA onsolidated Television Sales Hotel Plaza, 1 W. 58th St., New York 19, (see 3agnall, George, and Associates, Inc.) N. Y.; PLaza 9-2495. Emanuel Demby,

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Dephoure Studios, Inc. 782 Commonwealth Ave., Boston 15, Mass.; BEacon 2-5722. Joseph Dephoure, pres.- Why be content treas.; Milton Levy, vice pres. (Film pro- ducers, commercials, animation, etc.) Depicto Films Corp. with a film production 254 West 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.; COlumbus 5-7620. John Hans, chairman; J. R. von Moore president; Charles S. Hans, vice-president; Carl V. Ragsdale, that "also ran"? vice-president. (Producers of filmed com- mercials and industrial motion pictures. Sales meetings and conventions, road shows.) Our staff is constantly Derel Producing Associates 68 William Street, New York 5, N. Y.; BOwling Green 9-1550. Jerry Feldman, searching for new techniques president; Gene Feldman, executive pro- ducer. (Packagers & producers of filmed shows.) in film commúnications. Exclusive! Crime Club, Bellevue Is My Home! Desilu Productions, Inc. Yes, help yourself to a slice 780 North Gower Street, Hollywood 38, California. H011ywood 9-5911. Desi Arnaz, president; Lucille Ball Arnaz, vice presi- dent, dir.; Martin N. Leeds, exec. vice- of imagination ... reach for president, dir.; Edwin E. Holly, sec.-treas., dir.; W. Argyle Nelson, vice-president; George Murphy, vice president; Bernard Weitzman, vice-president Arthur Smith, your phone and call assist. sec. (TV film producer for own account; provides complete filming serv- ices and facilities for networks and inde- pendent producers on cost -plus -fee basis; operates 34 sound stages and extensive back lot.) Desilu Playhouse (network series), Lu- JAMES LOVE cille Ball-Desi Arnaz Show (network se- ries), The Ann Southern Show (network series), The Texan (network series), U. S. PRODUCTIONS, INC. Marshal (syndication), Sheriff of Cochise (syndication), Walter Winchell File (syn- dication) Whirlybirds (syndication), Grand 115 West 45th Street Jury (network series), Willy (syndication). Those Whiting Girls (syndication) Official New York 36, N.Y. Detective (syndication). Disney, Walt, Productions JU 2-1633 2400 West Alameda Ave Burbank. Calif.; Vlctoria 9-3411 477 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.; PLaza 9-3880. Walter E. Dis- ney, chairman of the board; Roy O. Dis- ney, president; Gunther R. Lessing, vice- president, general counsel; Oliver B. Johnston, vice-president in charge, char- acter merchandising; William H. Ander- son, vice-president in charge of studio What'll I Wear; Race Thru Space; Bobby operations; E. Cardon Walker, vice-presi- Benson & the B Bar B; To the Penny. dent in charge of advertising and sales; James A. Johnson, secretary; Spencer C. Dunn, Cal, Studios Olin, assistant secretary; Franklin Wald- 159 E. Chicago Ave., Chicago 11, Ill. WHite- heim, assistant secretary and eastern hall 3-2424. Cal Dunn, president. (Pro- counsel; Paul L. Pease, treasurer; Law- ducers of motion pictures, TV commer- rence E. Tryon, Orbin V. Melton, assist- cials, slidefilms for sales, training, promo- ant treas. (Produces filmed series.) tion, indoctrination.) Disneyland (network series). Durham International Films, Inc. 521 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, New York; Dougfair Corporation YU 6-1960. Branches: 80 Richmond Street, 666 N. Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif. 1, Canada; EM H. Alexander MacDonald, Pres.; Fred West, Suite 607, Toronto Hoar Vice -president -treasurer; Christine 4-3282, Mr. Durham. William C. Durham, filmed ser- Chairman; David A. Bader, president; Nor- de Lima, Secretary (Produce man F. Carnegie, vice-president. (Pro- ies.) ducers of theatrical features and shorts Douglas Fairbanks Presents (117); Terry from U.S.A., Canada and elsewhere and the Pirates (18). throughout the world.) Douglas Productions Films, Inc. 10 W. Kinzie St., Chicago 10, Ill.; MOhawk Dynamic Sherwin 405 Park Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 4-7455. D. P. Raymond, president; 1-7447. Nathan Zucker, pres.; Walter Becker, production manager; Wm. Bie- Lowendahl, exec. vice-pres.; Gerald Car - licke, laboratory mgr. 35mm-l6mm pro- rus, controller; Sol S. Feuerman, pres., duction and laboratory services. Medical Dynamics, Inc., a div. of Dynamic Dryer, Sherman H., Productions Films, Inc.; Eileen Humeston, film distr. 667 Madison Ave.. New York 22, N. Y., TEm- (Producers of television series, television pleton 8-5690. Sherman H. Dryer, presi- commercials, educational and industrial dent. (Produce programs.) World of Medi- films.) cine (13); Project: Security (13); The Bal- Monty Woolley (13); Speedway Interna- ance (13); The Magic Eye (13). tional (39); Funny Bunnies (26); and others. (Dube, Harry S. E 10 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.; Programs COlumbus 5-7035. Harry S. Dube, owner. Economee Television and film shows, commercials.) (Affiliate of Ziv-United Artists, Inc.) (Live 488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; MUr- DuBroff, Sid, Productions ray Hill 8-4700. 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501 Boston Blackie (58); The Living Book Eisenbach, Jack, Productions (13); Sports Album (104); Times Square 6926 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.; Playhouse (39); The Unexpected (39); Yes- WEbster 3-0700. Jack A. Eisenbach, pres- terday's Newsreel (137); Your TV Theatre ident; J. Sandler, vice-president; A. Sand- (120) Corliss Archer (39); Mr. District At- ler, secretary -treasurer. (Produce feature torney (78); Eddie Cantor Comedy Theatre films, animated commercials, filmed pro- (39); Favorite Story (78); I Led 3 Lives grams.) (117); Dr. Christian (39); Men of Annapolis Boyhood of Moses, Pixie's Picture (39); New Adventures of Martin Kane (39); Poems (26); Lord's Prayer, Natex Jake West Point (39); Harbor Command (39); (78). Man Called X (39); Science Fiction Theatre (78); Highway Patrol (156). Elan -Porter Productions, Inc. Editorial Films, Inc. 19 West 45th St., New York, N. Y.; JUdson 10 East 40th Street, New York 16, N. Y.; 2-1992. Raphael Elan, president. (Produc- MUrray Hill 6-3773. Babette J. Doniger, ers of live and filmed shows.) president. (Produces and distributes public service films free to TV stations Elektra Film Productions, Inc. and Educational institutions.) 33 West 46th Street, New York 36, N. Y.; JU. 2-3606. Abe Liss, pres.; Samuel Magdoff, Educational Films Corporation of America secy.-treas. (Industrial films, educational 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; PEnn- films. Commercials, spots, animation, show sylvania 6-1780. Earle W. Hammons, openings.) president; V. H. Hammons, vice-pres- ident; Leonard Loewinthan, secretary; Everett Rosenthal, treasurer. (Produce Eisrar. Peter, Productions, Inc. live and film shows.) 75 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson 6-1870. Peter Elgar, president; Andre Edwards, Ralph, Productions Gerard-Moullin, executive vice-president; First Federal Bldg., Hollywood 28, Calif.; Robert C. Jacques, vice-president; Jessie Ralph Edwards, owner. (Creator, packager, B. Adamson, secy.-treas. Produce filmed producer television shows.) programs, commercials.) Truth or Consequences, (NBC-TV); This Is Your Life (NBC-TV); It Could Be You Elliot. Unger and Elliot. Inc. (NBC); About Faces (ABC-TV) (all live). 414 W. 54 St., New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson 6- 5582. Steven Elliot, president; William H. Eisenbach's, Jack A., Independent Producers Unger, vice-president. (Produce films, Film Library spots.) 6926 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.; WEbster 1-0390. Jack Eisenbach, presi- Emerson Film Corp. dent; J. Sandler, vice-president; A. Sand- 540 N. Lake Shore Drive, Chicago 11, M. ler, secretary-treasurer. (Distribute fea- Walter Colmes, president. (Producer and ture films; library of stock shots.) distributor of TV films.)

502 Emperor Films, Inc. Entertainment Productions, Inc. 1650 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; Co- 575 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; lumbus 5-8649. Martin Ross, president. PLaza 9-3700. Harry Fleischman, pres- films.) ident; J. Kyle Faber, Jr., treas. (Produce (Distributes feature live programs.) 26 feature films. and package e Top Dollar (live). Daytime Strip. Empire Films, Inc. Era Productions, Inc. 580 Fifth Ave.. New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza 5545 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; 7-3770. A. Joseph Handel, president. (Dis- H011ywood 2-2251. Brice Mack, president; of 18 feature films.) Milt Schaffer, treasurer. (Produce live tributor and animated commercials.) Empire Production Corp. Explorers Pictures Corp. 480 Lexington Ave., New York, N. Y.; PLaza 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y. LOng- 9-4500. Arthur Lubo, president; Fred De acre 4-5592. Jules B. Weill, president. (Pro- Jaager, vice-president; Helen D. Kelleher, ducer and distributor of feature films, secretary-treasurer. (Producers of live packages.) and filmed commercials, packages.) F Enders, Robert J., Inc. Ave., N. W., Washington F.C.I. Incorporated 1001 Connecticut 66 -5th Avenue, New York 11, N.Y.; OR. 6, D. C.; STerling 3-2222. Robert J. Enders, F. Hollander, prod -dir.; Barbi president; Howard A. Enders, vice-presi- 5-2393. Gino features, dent; Ray Hill, vice-president in charge Norris, exec. prod. (Producers of of sales; Robert L. Friend, executive pro- commercials, and industrials.) ducer. (Produces filmed series, commer- cials, packages.) Faillace Productions, Inc. 59 East 54th St., New York 22, New York; Charles Goren on Bridge (series); Roger EL 5-1752. Tony Faillace, president; Len Hornsby Baseball School (series). Mackenzie, vice-president & creative di- rector; Chick Vincent, vice-president & director of program and production; Bob Endorsements, Inc. (TV) Nash, sales 65 E. 55th Street, New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza Haggart, musical director; Bob 1-0320. Jules Alberti, president; Tyler Da- manager; Esther G. Beitchman, secretary. vis, evecutive vice-president, chmn. exec. (Producers, complete "Music for Com- comm.; Robert L. Montgomery, sr. vice mercials" service. Creation and/or pro- pres.; Harold S. Wadro, M. D., vice pres.; duction of jingles. Commercial back- Frederick G. Horan, vice pres.; Arthur ground Steinthal, v. p., chief financial officer; g. Packaging of radio and television Hope Hills, sec.-treas. Coast Division: program.) Robert F. Kaufmann, 1147 S. Beverly Ship's Reporter; Kitchen Kapers; Mr. Drive, Los Angeles, Calif. Magic; Theatre Time.

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503 Fair Deal Motion Picture Service Assoc. prod.; Mel Hersh, Asst. gen. mgr.; 2040 Chatterton Ave., New York 61, N. Y.: Charles Wayne, distr. mgr. TAlmadge 9-6728. Louis D. Colson, owner & president. (Distributes package films.) This Is The Life (Series -9th yr.) Fairbanks, Jerry, Productions Family Theater, Inc. 1330 No. Vine Street, Hollywood 28, Calif.; 7201 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; H011ywood 2-1101. Jerry Fairbanks, pres. H011ywood 2-1317. Rev. Patrick Peyton, & exec. producer; William Sterling, dir. C.S.C., producer; Rev. Albert J. Heinzer, of sls.; Leo S. Rosencrans, head creative C.S.C., associate producer; Motion Picture dept.; Robert Larson, film dir.; John Mc - Division, Eileen Campbell, manager, (Pro- Kennon, prod. mgr.; Robert Scrivner, duce and distribute religious, biblical studio mgr.; Branch offices: 520 N. Michi- films gratis.) gan Ave., Chicago, Ill.; WHitehall 4-0196; 11 religious feature films. Robert Kemper, Midwest rep.; 219 Ma- jestic Bldg., San Antonio, Texas, CApitol Famous Artists Corporation 4-8641, Jack Mullen, southern rep. (Pro- 9441 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.; ducers of Business, commercial, feature CRestview 4-7433. Chas. K. Feldman, and program films.) president; Tom Tannenbaum, TV dept. (Package shows.) Fairbanks, "Tiny", Enterprises, Inc. 250 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.; Fedderson, Don, Productions CIrcle 7-5549. "Tiny" Fairbanks, presi- 786 No. Gower, Hollywood 38, Calif.; HO. dent. Branch: 449 Kingsland St., Nutley 9-5911. Don Fedderson, president; Fred 10, N. J., NOrth 7-3767. (Produces live Henry, vice president. (Produce pro- and filmed programs.) grams.) Falk, Richard R., Associates The Millionaire (network); Who Do 220 West 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.; CHick- You Trust (network), My Three Sons ering 4-5797. Richard R. Falk, president; (network). G. Lewis, sales mgr.; Mel Ducat, research; A. Roberts, media director. (Producers of Federal Telefilms, Inc. live and filmed programs, commercials.) 1041 N. Formosa Ave. Hollywood 46. Calif.; Second of Death (3); Original Hour H011ywood 7-5111; branch office in New (13); Eye -Witness; People in the News York. William Collier, president; Harry (live); Men Working (13); and Summer Joe Brown, vice-president. (Producer of Time (live); Here And Now (also radio); filmed programs.) The Margaret Haymes Show; It Never Adventures of the Falcon (39); Cross Happened. Roads (78) Chevrolet. Family Films, Inc. Fennell, Paul J., Co. 5823 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 38, 404 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif.; H011ywood 2-2243. Sam Hersh, Calif.; OLympia 2-2612. Paul J. Fennell, gen. mgr.; Herbert Moulton, Roy Luby, owner -producer; John E. Burks, techni-

504 cal advisor; Claudia M. Rinaldi, business Film House, Inc. manager. (Creating and producing ani- 135 W. 52nd St., New York 19, N. Y.; COlum- mated TV commercials, public relations bus 5-5020. Fred J. Schaefer, president; Alvin E. Heutchy, vice-president. (Pro- films.) duces and distributes commercials, docu- Perrin, Frank, Productions mentary and medical.) 6528 Sunset Blvd., Images, Inc. (Produce TV fd ilms Film H011ywood 9- 1860 23, Circle 7 1877. RosalindeKosswoff, prerksident Film -Avide shorts.) 509 Harrison St., Amarillo, Tex.; DRake tributes filmed 3-3777 George W. Tiffany, mgr.; David K. indus- Film Studios of Chicago ill. Patton, prod. mgr. (Producers of 135 So. LaSalle St., Chicago 3, m.: CS 6- trial and commercial film.) 8417. George L. Reasor and H. A. Spanuth, owners; (Distribute sports, religious and Film Arts Productions, Inc. feature films.) 1700 So. 19th St., Milwaukee 4, Wisc.; Mltchell 5-0523. Gaylord M. Clark, gen. 100 features. mgr. (Produce commercials and industrial motion pictures.) Film Vision Corp. 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; LOng- v. p.; Film Associates, Inc. acre 3-6187. Jerome Balsam, exec. 4600 S. Dixie Ave., Dayton 39, Ohio; AX- Monty Raphaelson, sales mgr. (Feature minster 3-2164. E. Raymond Arn, president; film distributor.) Mildred G. Arn, vice-president; Edward 48 Features, 36 Westerns. R. Lang, general manager. (Produce film commercials, live spots, animation, pack- Filmack Studios age programs. Also have complete motion 1327 S. Wabash Ave., Chicago 5, Illinois; picture services.) HArrison 7-4855. Irving Mack, pres.; Don Mack, vice-pres. in chg. of sls.; Joseph Film Classic Exchange mgr.; 8163 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 46, Mack, treas.; Bernie Mack, prod. 4-2222. (Produce, distrib- Vi Dane, prom. mgr.; Pat Cascio, TV Calif.; OLdfleld prod. (Produce filmed commercials, in- ute filmed series, features.) etc.) Charlie Weaver and his Mt. Idy Friends films,slide (13); The Living Past (7); 104 cartoons; 35 Inc. 56 features; westerns. 650 North Bronson Avenue, Hollywood 4, Film Creations, Inc. Calif., HO. 6-1681. Robert Stabler, pres.; 16, N. Y.; Murray Glenn N. Cook, vice-pres.; Clifford E. 16 E. 40 St., New York 9 Rocke- Hill 9-4565. Joseph Barnett, president; Enger, secy.-treas.; Branches: Edward R. Carroll, treasurer. (Produce feller Plaza, N. Y., 20, N. Y.; JUdson commercials.) 6-1404, H. Weller Keever, vice-pres. in

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505 Videotronics, chg. of sls.; 707 Nicolet Avenue, Winter Park, Fla., Robert E. Kearney, vice-pres. Inc. & gen. mgr. (Producers of film series, industrial and military films, commer- cials.) Gunsmoke (156); Have Gun -Will Travel (178); Troubleshooters (26); Death Valley Currently Producing Days (39); Playhouse 90 (4). Filmcraft Productions 8451 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles 46, Calif.; Television Commercials OLive 3-2430. R. Lindenbaum, president. (Produces films and commercials.) You Bet Your For: Life. Films for Television of Hollywood, Inc. N. W. Ayer & Son, Inc. 1417 North Western Ave., Hollywood 27, Calif.; H011ywood 7-5111. Jack H. Skirball, Ted Bates & Co., Inc. president; Mildred R. Stunell, secretary. Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc. Films of the Nations, Distributors, Inc. Benton & Bowles, Inc. 62 W. 45 St., New York 36. N. Y.: MUrray Hill 2-0040. Maurice T. Groen, president; Leo Burnett Co., Inc. Ronald T. Groen, exec. dir. (Distributors Campbell -Ewald Co., Inc. of filmed programs and sponsored films; Campbell-Mithun, Inc. large 16mm color stock shot library.) Compton Advertising, Inc. Film video Releasing Corporation Suite 1010, Dancer -Fitzgerald 333 West 52nd Street, New York -Sample, Inc. 19, N. Y.: Judson 2-6185. Maurice H. Zou- D'Arcy Advertising Co. ary, exec. prod.; Ray Lewis, associate. (Producers and distributors of commer- Doherty, Clifford, Steers & Shenfiedl, Inc. cial and television programs.) Donahue & Coe, Inc. In Production: Poem For a Day, Pa- rade of Presidents, Kiddie Camera, Wo- Doyle, Dane, Bernbach, Inc. man Speaks, Uncle Dunkle. William Esty Co., Inc. Distribute: Out of the Inkwell Cartoons, Ko Ko Foote, Cone & Belding The Clown, Aeson's Fables, The Bouncing Ball. Live TV Format: The Fuller, Smith & Ross, Inc. Joke's On You! Grey Advertising Agency, Inc. Filmways, Inc. Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc. 18 E. 50th St., New York, N. Y.; PLaza 1-2500. Martin Ranshoff, president; Mickey Lennen & Newell, Inc. Dubin, vice-president of sales; Lee Good- Richard K. Manoff, man, exec. vice-president; Inc. treas. L. D. Nolan, J. M. Mathes, Inc. Maxon, Inc. Film -Wide Room 1203, 333 West 52nd Street. New York McCann-Erickson, Inc. 19, N. Y.; CIrcle 6-4821; 424 Clinton Place, Mogul, Williams & Saylor, Inc. Newark 12, N. J.; WAverly 3-7018. Leo Loewenthal, president. (Producer of in- Needham, Louis & Brorby, Inc. dustrial and documentary and TV com- Ogilvy, Benson & Mather, Inc. mercials.) Reach McClinton & Co., Inc. Finre Films 128 Mallory Ave.. Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles, Inc. Jersey City 4. N. J.; HEn- derson 2-4474-5. Albert A. Fiore. TV & Tatham -Laird film director. (Produce filmed programs, J. Walter Thompson Co. commercials.) Young & Rubicam, Inc. Fishbein. Frieda, 353 West 57th St . New York 19, N. Y.; Clrcle 7-4398; Frieda Fishbein, owner. (Live and Offices film programs.) - Five Stpr Productions, Inc. NEW YORK, NEW YORK 6530 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011ywood 3-4807. Chet Glassley, presi- 15 East 53rd Street dent & executive producer. (Produce filmed commercials ) MUrrayhill 8-7830 Flagg Films, Inc. 155 Fell St., San Francisco 2, Calif.; HEmlock 1-3050. Don Flagg, president; WEST DEARBORN, MICHIGAN Hans Broecker, director; Jody Shupe. production coordinator. (Producers of 921 Monroe Blvd. film commercials.) CRestview 8-4412 Flamingo Telefilm Sales, Inc. 221 West 57th Street, New York 19, N. Y. udson 6-7040. Ira Gottlieb, pres.; C. P. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS Jaeger, exec. v. p., Walter J. Kaufman, asst. to pres.; Marilyn Gold, dir. of adv. 134 South LaSalle Street & pub. Branches: Robert Conn, 1420 Wal- nut Street. Philadelphia, Pa.; Julian Lud- CEntral 6-3164 wig, 9121 Sunset Blvd., L. A., Calif.; Stan Byrnes, 830 N. Wabash Ave., Chicago, Ill.; Wells, Bruen, 10529 Sinclair Avenue, Dal- NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA las, Texas; George Gilbert, 224-24 Turnpike, Union 4024 Radford Avenue Bayside, N. Y. (Distributors of feature films, filmed series.) ' POplar 9-0326 506 (91), Super- Format Films, Inc. Stars of the Grand Ole Opry Burbank, Calif.; man, Citizen (78), ier 39) 140 North Hollywood Way, Critic's Award PacG-kage THornwall 5-8726. Herbert Klynn, presi- (26), Top Secret dent; Melvin Getzler, exec. vp-treasurer; (39),en(60), Sailor of Fortune Jules Engel, vice president; Henrietta Telecomics (26), Superman Cartoons (16), Jordan, secretary. (Animated motion pic- (165), TV's Baseball Hall of Fame (78), television and com- 97 Western features, O.S.S. (26), Princess tures for theatrical, Package (26), Deadline (39), Animated mercial use.). Fairy Tales (13), Festival Package (30), Formont Film Corporation Nutty Squirrels Cartoon Package (150), 129 East 61st St., New York 21, N. Y.; The Imperial Package. TEmpleton 8-5228. Art Ford, president; Nancy Grey, studio supervisor; Joyce C. Fleetwood Films, Inc. Hurley, coordinator of production; Rosa- 10 Fiske Place, Mount Vernon. N. Y.; MOunt Howard Vernon 4-5051. Myron Bresnick, president; lind Schwartz, office manager; Sally Fagin, vice-president; Renee Bres- Epstein, legal advisor; Stewart Bronfeld, nick, secretary; Leonard Fagin, treasurer. dir. story dept. (Producers of filmed (Produces filmed programs.) series, features.) Captain Quest (13). I Cover Crime (13); Juvenile Delinquent (13); 1 feature film; Johnny Gunman. Flying A Pictures, Inc. Hollywood, Calif., Fortune Features, Inc. 10000 Riverside Dr., North 36. N. LOng- POplar 9-1451. Armand Schaefer, presi- 1501 Broadway, New York Y.; dent; Mitchell J. Hamilburg, vice-presi- acre 4-5592. Jules Weill, president. (Dis- dent and treasurer. (Producers of filmed tribute feature films.) series and commercials). 70 feature films. Gene Autry (91); Range Rider (78); An- Fortune Merchandising Corp. (Productions nie Oakley (81); Death Valley Days (36); Division) Cavalcades of America (6); Buffalo Bill 6061 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Jr. (42); Adventures of Champion (26). Calif.; H011ywood 9-2258. Leonard Shane, president; Maxim Konecky, executive Folio Enterprises, Inc. (Producers of filmed com- 48 East 57th Street, New York 22, New York; vice-president. PL 1-4055. Thomas H. Ryan, President; mercials.) Samuel C. Cohn, vice-president; Russell Fotovox Inc. F. Laux, secretary. (General, live and 1447 Union Ave., Memphis 4, Tenn.; film television production.) BRoadway 5-3192. Elston Leonard, pres- ident; Frank Berfield, production manag- Fordel Films, Inc. er. (Producers of film commercials.) 1079 Nelson Ave., Bronx 52, N. Y., Wyandotte president. (Pro- Foundation Films Corp. 2-5000. Clifford F. Potts, Citizens Bank Bldg., Pasadena 1, Calif.; ducers of filmed programs, shorts and 1-8121. Richard commercials.) 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508 Tom Murray. production executive. (Pro- Geographic Film Corp. live and film programs, 5440 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; duce and distribute H011ywood 2-2670. A. Harry Kertan, presi- commercials.) dent. (Film producer.) Candid Camera (89). Gerald Productions, Inc. G 421 W. 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-2125. Gerald Auerbach, president. Pro- GRA Productions ducers of motion pictures for television, 727 Meriden Rd., Waterbury 4, Conn.; PLaza theatre and industry.) 3-5272. J. G. Gallucci. president; N. T. Gallucci, general manager; L. W. Gallucci, manager. (Produce films and com- Gertz, Mitchell, Agency, Inc. sales 338 No. Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.; mercials. ) CRestview 4-5491. Mitchell Gertz, presi- Gallagher Films, Inc. dent. (Packager of live and filmed TV 137 N. Oakland Ave., Green Bay, Wisc.; shows. Represent Prods., dirs., actors.) HEmlock 7-1307. James C. Gallagher, Nothing New Under The Sun (13). president. (Produces commercials.) Cousin Fuzzy & His Cousins. Gibbs, John E., & Co., Inc. 1270 Avennue of the Americas, New York Ganz, William J., Co., Inc. 20, N. Y.; PLaza 7-5959. John Gibbs, presi- 40 E. 49 St., New York 17, N. Y.; ELdorado 5- dent; Francis Head. director of writers 1443. William J. Ganz, president; Herbert department. (Producers of programs.) R Dietz, TV consultant and producer; Vincent J. Capuzzi, distribution manager of sponsored films. (Producers of films.) Gifford Animation Inc. 165 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson General Artists Corp. 2-1591. Lewis L. B. Gifford, Jr., president; 640 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.; CIrcle Paul Kim, vice-president; Julia Whalen, 7-7550. Lawrence W. Kanaga, pres.; Milton prod. mgr. W. Krasny, exec. vice-pres.; Harry Anger, Jack Sobel, East Coast operations; Bill Weems, West Coast operations; Buddy Glenar Studios film TV shows, 6618 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; Howe, gen. mgr. (Live and H011ywood 4-0406. Sid Glenar, owner. commercials.) (Produces films, commercials.) General Television Enterprises. Inc. 303 Palm Wilshire Bldg., 9201 Wilshire Blvd., Global Telefilms, Inc. Beverly Hills, Calif.; BRadshaw 2-3478. 15 E. 48th St., New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza Gordon Levoy, president. (Producer, dis- 8-1024. William L. Snyder, president and tributor of filmed series.) general manager. (Produce commercials Strange Adventure (52). and film spots.)

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509 Globe Releasing Corp. Gomalco, Enterprises 1445 N. Las Palmas Ave., Hollywood 28, 404 North Roxbury Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.; H011ywood 2-2328. Theodore J. Calif. CRestview 5-6131. David P. O'Mal- Ticktin, president. (Distributes films for ley, George Gobel, Partners. (Producers TV.) of live programs, TV film series and mo- tion pictures.) Globe TV Corporation George 425 South Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, Gobel Show (live). Calif.; CRestview 5-0816. Edward Sher- Gomalco Productions, Inc. man, president; Samuel Markovitch, vice- 404 North Roxbury Drive, Beverly Hills, president -treasurer. (Distributors of fea- Calif.; CRestview 5-6131. David P. O'Mal- ture films.) ley, pres.; George Gobel, vice-pres. 43 British features. Leave It To Beaver (film) Gold, Melvin L. Enterprises Goodman Harry S. Productions 320 E. 54th St. New York 22, N. Y.; MU. 19 E. 53rd St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 8-0897. Mel Gold, owner. (Producer and 5-6131. Harry S. Goodman, president. Ever- packager of live and film TV programs, ette F. Goodman, vice-president; Bill industrial films, commercials, features.) Baron, asst. president; Frank Gehrecke, radio dir.; Stuart Wilson, TV dir. Branches Golden Associates, Inc. in Toronto, Canada; London, England; 1650 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza Sydney, 7-2760. Jack Goldberg, president. (Pro- Australia. (Produce and dis- duce and distribute live and filmed tribute live and filmed series, commer- programs.) cials.) A Word From the Stars (13); Jump Golden Key Productions, Inc. Jump of Holiday House (65); Streamlined 1921 Hillhurst Ave.. Hollywood 27, Calif.; Fairy Tales (13); TV Telephone Game NOrmandy 3-9421. Dr. Gene Spiller, presi- (live); Dilemma Cyclone Malone (65); dent; Charles S. Davis, vice-president. Bert and (13); (Produces filmed programs.) Goodman, Martin, Productions Inc. Golden Snowball Department, Victor Kay- 36 Central Park, So., New York, 19, N. Y.; fetz Productions, Inc. PLaza 1-3555. Martin Goodman, president; 1780 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. Circle George Spota, vice-president; Arthur Wil- 5-4830. Donald Armstrong, mgr. (Free films lie, Billie Biederman, associates. (Talent to TV stations: boating, industry, travel.) representatives.) Goodson-Todman Productions GoldstoneGoldstone, Nat C., Productions, Inc. 41 E. 57th St. New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 404 N. Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.; 1-0600; Goodson-Todman Enterprises, Ltd. CRestview 6-1071. Nat Goldstone, chief 449 S. Beverly Drive. Beverly Hills, Calif.; officer. (Producers of filmed programs.) CRestview 4-7357. William S. Todman,

510 Mar Goodson, partners; Gil Fates, ex - Greenfield, Ernest Wm., Adv. Inc. ecut' e producer; Frank Heller, exec.. 2203 Spruce St., Philadelphia 2, Pa.; LOcust dir., ud Austin, dir. of sales; Howard F. 8-2945. Alfred Fingerman, TV coordinator. Tod an, dir. of business affairs; Harris (Live and film programs and commer- Katt man, director of West Coast office. cials.) (Pro ucers of live programs.) Greshler, Abner, Productions, Inc. at's My Line, Play Your Hunch, 8400 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif. Num er Please, I've Got A Secret, The Abner Greshler, president. (Produce and Pric Is Right, Beat The Clock (all live); distribute filmed programs.) The eb (film), Landmark (film); Philip 12 feature films; Produce Commercials Marl we (film); Jefferson Drum (film). and Industrial Films. Governo TV Attractions, Inc. Gross, Gerry -Madison Productions Inc. 375 Pa k Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; 60 E. 56 St., New York, N. Y.: PLaza PLaza 8-2780. Gerry Gross, president; Frank B. 3-621 . Arthur Kerman, president. (Dis- trib tors of feature films, shorts, cartoons, Sawdon, vice -president -treasurer. (Pro- pack: ges.) ducers of live packages, filmed shows.) 30 features; 202 shorts. Junior Champions (live); Maggi Mc- Nellis Show (live). Colgate Newsreel, Sportsbeat, Bill Stern's Dugout, Assign- Gray, O' eilly Studios ment Broadway (live), Baseball Central 480 Le ington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; (TV live), YUk ' n 6-4070. John F. O'Reilly, James E. The Will to Win (film). Gra owners. (Produces film commer- Gross-Krasne, Inc. cials 5420 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.; H011ywood 7-5151. Jack J. Gross, presi- Great Fi ms, Inc. dent; Philip N. Krasne, vice-president; 15 E. 4:th St., New York. The Errol Flynn (Produce -Distribute filmed series.) Thea re (26); Krazytoons (150), Westerns Lone Wolf (39); Big Town (series); May- (38), eatures (38). or of the Town (39) (co -producer); O. Henry Playhouse, (39) Series.) Green, wis G., Productions Guedel,John, Productions 520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago lI, Ill.; 8321 everly Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif. WHitehall 4-7440. Lewis G. Green, general OLive 3-8000. John Guedel, vice-presi- man.ger. Commercials, spots, animation, dent; Art Linkletter, vice-president; jingles. (Producers of commercials.) Groucho Marx, vice-president. (Produce and package live and filmed shows.) Greene, Ben, Film Productions People Are Funny, You Bet Your Life, 318 W. 51st New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza Linkletter And The Kids (filmed series); 7-3858. Ben Greene. owner. (Film produ- House Party (live); On the Go; For Better cer; TV Spots and Industrial Films.) or Worse (taped).

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511 Guild Films Co., Inc. manager. (Produces filmed religious and 655 Madison Ave., New York 21, N. Y.; youth programs.) MUrray Hill 8-5365. John J. Cole, presi- Frontier Parson (series). dent; Arthur R. Lerner, admin. vice-pres. & treas.; Marvin M. Grieve, vice-pres. sls.; Hamilton Wright Org., Inc. (Producers & distributors of packaged 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y., shows, filmed series & feature films and PLaza 7-0687-88-89; Hamilton Wright. cartoons). Jr., pres.; Victor Raeburn, vice-pres. (Pro- Confidential File (39); Duffy's Tavern ducers and distributors TV short subjects (39); Janet Dean, Registered Nurse (39); made in foreign countries.) Paris Precinct (52); Sherlock Holmes Handel Film Corporation (39); Junior Science (39); Flash Gordon 6926 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.; (39); Tim McCoy (39); Conrad Nagel Thea- WEbster 6-5924. Leo A. Handel, president; tre (26); Joe Palooka (26); Florian ZaBach Monroe Manning, secretary; Sam Zagon, Show (39); Frankie Lane Show (26); I Spy legal advisor. (Produces filmed series.) (39); Captain (39); David Grief Lantz Magic of the Atom (26); Jean Pearson, Cartoons (179). Stewardess. Guided Tour Prod. 116 Essex St., Hackensack, New Jersey; Hankinson Studio, Inc. HUbbard 9-4513. Chester Redfern, pres- 15 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson ident; Michael Bennett, vice-president. 6-0133. Frederick L. Hankinson, president. (Produce and distribute public service (Producers of commercials.) educational free films.) H International Ltd. 1650 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza H 7-2760-61. Jack Goldberg, president. (In- H.F.H. ternational distributors exchange repre- 216 E. 49th Street, New York 17, New York; sentatives all over the world.) PLaza 2-1940. Howard Henkin, president; Dan Hunn, vice-president; Harris-Tuchman Productions Donald Fritz, 751 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.; vice-president; Len Kanter, commercial WEbster 6-7189; Ralph G. Tuchman, presi- sls. mgr.; Harry Breuer, Jr., Industrial dent and general manager; Fran Harris, sls. mgr. (Full production facilities for vice-president and creative director. (Pro- animation and live action films.) ducers of commercials and Industrial The Wonderful Age of Electricity, Films.) D own to Earth. (co -produced). Wheels of Freedom. H arriscope, Inc. 355 North Beverly Drive. Beverly Hills Hack, Herman, Productions and Scripture Calif.; CRestview 6-4632. Branches: 203 N. Films Wabash Ave., Chicago 1, Illinois; c/o Gov- 2441 No. Beachwood Drive, Hollywood 28, ernor TV Attractions, 375 Park Ave., N. Y. Calif.; H011ywood 7-0557. Herman Hack, 22; 821 Market St., San Francisco, Calif.;

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512 Burt I. Harris, president; Irving B. Harris, Heritage Productions Don P. Nathanson, vice-presidents; Geof- 750 5th Avenue, New York, New York; CI frey Nathanson, dir. sls.; Connie Coleman 5-2166, CI 5-6719. Skip Steloff, president; traffic dir. (Production distribution of H. Pearson, vice-president; Jay Lynn, filmed programs.) secretary. (Producers of kiddie shows and Jalopy Races From Hollywood (26); sport shows.) Main Event Wrestling (65); Beyond The Willie Wonderful; Animal World; Bobo Yukon (13); Christie Comedies (104); All the Hobo; Call the Play; Campy's Corner. Girl Wrestling (26); Blackstone, The Magi- cian (39); Vaudeville -Musicals (160); So Hirsch, Sidney This Is Hollywood. 225 Potter Road, West Palm Beach, Fla.; Tel.: 2-7737. Sidney Hirsch, owner. (Dis- Hartley Productions, Inc. tributes feature films, westerns, serials, 339 East 48th St., New York 17, N. Y.; ELdor- cartoons, comedies.) ado 5-7762. Irving Hartley, president; Elda Hartley, vice-president. (Produce and Hoffberg Productions, Inc. distribute filmed series, commercials and 362 W. 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.; Circle industrials.) 6-9031. Jack H. Hoffberg, president. (Pro- Marion Palmer Workshop; Inside ducers and distributors of filmed series, Decoration. feature films, shorts.) Opera Highlights and Ballets (13); 57 (Harvey Cartoon Studios, Inc. features; 150 shorts. 1860 Broadway, New York 23, N. Y.; Judson 2-2244; Alfred Harvey, president; Leon Hollywood Film Commercials Harvey, vice-president and secretary; 932 No. La Brea Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.; Robert B. Harvey, vice-president and OLdfield 4-7100. David Commons, presi- treasurer. (Producers and distributors of dent; (Producers of filmed live action, animated cartoons.) animation and special effect commercials Harvey Famous Cartoons (network and industrial films.) series). Hollywood Film Enterprises, Inc. Helso Pictures Corp. 6060 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; 244 West 49th St., New York 36, N. Y.; CIrcle H011ywood 4-2181. Mickey Kaplan, presi- 6-6150. Joe Rice, president. (Distributors dent; Robert Warde, vice-president; Tho- of feature films.) mas H. Emmett, secretary -treasurer. (Dis- 17 features. tributors of feature films, shorts.) 28 educational films; 15 religious films. Henley, Arthur Productions Shelton Hotel, 49th St. & Lexington Ave., Hollywood Prevue Theatre Prod. New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza 5-7145. Arthur Paramount -Sunset Studios, 1456 No. Bron- Henley, president. (Production, writing, son Ave., Hollywood 28. Hollywood 2-6282, consultation, live and film.) Sidney Pink, executive administrator and Make Up Your Mind (live). managing director; William Kozlenko,

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513 exec. producer. (Producers series of filmed Hudiburg, Lucille, ProductionN and features). 131 E. 51 St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza Hollywood Prevue Theatre (39); 9-3758. Lucille Hudiburg, producer. (Pack- Authors and Players Co. Playhouse agers; film producers on assignment.) (Drama Authology): Escape (26); 5 fea- tures. Hyams T. V. Films, Inc. 200 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson Hollywood Television Service Inc. 6-7198. Michael Hyams, president. (Dis- 4020 Carpenter Ave., No. Hollywood, Calif.; tributes feature films.) Po 3-8411. Branches in 6 cities. (Subsidary 200 feature films. of Republic Corp.). Earl R. Collins, presi- dent, general sales manager. (Distributors of feature films, including Constellation Post 48 feature films; filmed packages, series, serials, commercals.) IWF, Inc. (Imperial World Films) Stryker Of Scotland Yard (13); Frontier 12 East Delaware Place, Chicago 11, Illinois; Doctor (39); Stories Of The Century (39); MIchigan 2-6200. S. H. Davis, president; Adventures of Dr. Fu Manchu, Commando Cody, Sky Marshall Raymond Massey Reads The Bible (65); of the Universe. Wrestling, International Amphitheatre Holst & Male, Inc. (continuous) quarter, half and one hour. 1370 Kapiolani Blvd., Honolulu 14, Hawaii; Ideal Pictures, Inc. 95291. Trent Christman, v.p: TV & Radio Dept. 58 E. South Water St.. Chicago 1, Ill.; FI- nancial 6-5480, 5481. Branches in 25 cities. Paul R. Foght, president; W. Dan Brown- Howard Radio-TV Productions ing, vice-president & secretary. (Distribu- (See Academy Film Productions, Inc.). tors of shorts.) 281 shorts. Hoyt, Harry O., Productions 2543 Kelton Ave., Los Angeles 64, Calif.; Imppro Productions, Inc. BRighton 0-4757. Harry O. Hoyt, presi- 1564 Sorrento Dr., Pacific Palisades, Calif.; dent; Kenneth (Red) Hodges, prod. mgr.; GRanite 8-4740. Herbert L. Strock, presi- Merrill Cantrell, treas. (Produce films, dent; Richard G. Taylor, commercials, TV features and vice-president. spots.) commercial (Feature films, commercials, shorts.) Hu Chain Associates Independent Producers Film Exchange, Inc. 15 E. 48th 6926 Melrose Avenue, Hollywood 38, Calif.; St., New York 17, N. Y. Plaza WE. 1 -0309 -WE. 5-5240. Hubert V. Chain, owner; (Pro- 3-0700. Allan Sandler, busi- duce filmed ness mgr.;; J. Sandler, president. commercials, programs, docu- Wild Life Firm Library -200,000 ft. mentaries). color.

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51 L Independent Television Corporation IFAFILM NY. B. B. Kreisler, president; 488 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y., I. Hartley, charge production. (Producers PLaza 5-2100; 612 No. Michigan Avenue, of filmed series, features, shorts, commer- Chicago, Ill. WHitehall 4-4757; 5420 Mel- cials.)

rose i Avenue, Hollywood, Calif., H011y- Against The Ropes (13); Friendly wooc 2-6525. Walter Kingsley, pres.; Alvin Neighbors (13); Famous Painters (13): E. U ger, vice pres. in chg. of syndication; 7 features and prize-winnng Paris Affair Willi m Wolfson, vice pres. & treas.; Mil - & High Time. to P. Kayle, vice-pres. & legal counsel; William Dubois, vice pres. Midwestern International Film Bureau, Inc. Div.;(Abe Mandell, vice pres. international 57 E. Jackson, Chicago 4, Ill.; WAbash sis.; Charles Goit, dir. of nat'l sls.; Wally 2-1648. Wesley Greene, president; S. J. Hutchinson, sls. mgr., western div.; Kevin Sperberg, business manager. (Distributes O'Sullivan, N. Y. C. sls. mgr. film series.) Adventures of Tugboat Annie (39); How Does Your Garden Grow (52). Best of the Post (26); Brave Stallion (39); Canir!onball (39); Count of Monte Cristo International Geographic Pictures (39); anger Man (39); Ding Dong School Room 901, 245 W. 55th St., N. Y. 19; Box (130), Four Just Men (39); Fury (network 346 Chappaqua, N. Y., CEntral 8-4822. J. series); Halls of Ivy (39); Hawkeye & the Allen Julier, executive president. (Pro- Last of the Mohicans (39); Interpol Calling duce educational films.) (39); Jeff's Collie (103); Mystery is My Business (32); March of the Wooden Sol- International 16mm. Corporation diers (feature films); New York Confi- 165 W. 46 St., New York 36, N. Y.: PLaza dential (39); Ramar of the Jungle (52); 7-2265. Patrick E. Shanahan, president and Sgt. (Preston of the Yukon (70); Susie treasurer; George Blake, secretary. (Pro- (104); Stage 7 (39); The New Adventures ducers and distributors of filmed pro- of C arlie Chan (39); Your Star Showcase grams, specializing in classical music.) (52); Sweet Success (39). 26 features; Musical Moods (series). Information Productions, Inc. Interstate Television Corp. 5 East 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 1560 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza 1-171e. Thomas H. Wolf, president; Alfred 7-3070. Hollywood studio office; 4376 Sun- Butt rfield, director; Lee Hazen, secre- set Drive, Hollywood 27, California; NOr- tary- reasurer. (Producer of filmed shows, mandy 2-9181; Branch offices: Denver, comr{iercials. ) Colorado: 429 E. 14th Ave., TAbor 5-4864, Wcnders of The Sea (13); Air Power Joe Nercesian; Hollywood: 5746 Sunset (26); l feature film. Blvd., Hollywood 2-4448-Tom Carradine; Chicago, Illinois: 1250 South Wabash Ave., Internati nal Film Associates Corporation -TV WAbash 2-7937. Interstate Branches: At- 550 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.; PLaza lanta, Ga.: 186 Luckie Street, N. W.,-J. E. 7-4777 and PLaza 7-6454. Cable Add.; Hobbs; Charlotte, N. C.: 225 W. 4th St.,-

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515 W. G. Carmichael; Dallas, Texas: 2204 The Jack Benny Show (network series); Commerce St.,-J. A. Prichard; Denver, The Jack Benny Show (network spectacu- Colo.: 2144 Champa St.,-Frank Green; lars.) Checkmate. Jacksonville, Fla.: 331 East Bay St.,- Jam Handy Organization, The Robert Bowers; Kansas City, Mo.: 1700 2821 E. Grand Blvd.. Detroit 11, Ma.;Trinity Wyandotte St.,-Frank Thomas; Memphis, 5-2450. Branch offices: 1775 Broad- Tenn.: 152 Vance Ave.,-Bailey Prichard; way, New York 19, N. Y., Judson 2-4060; Milwaukee, Wisc.: 720 West State St.,- 230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, IIl., Harold Rose; Minneapolis, Minn.: 1113 STate 2-6757; Dayton 2, Ohio, ENterprise Currie Ave.,-Irving Marks; New Orleans, 6289; 1402 Ridgewood ,Place, Hollywood La.: 143 South Liberty St.,-Ben Jordan; 28, Calif., H011ywood 3-5809; Pittsburgh Omaha, Neb.: 1506 Davenport St.,-Sol 22, Pa., ZEnith 0143. Jamison Handy, Francis; Salt Lake City, Utah: 254 East 1st South St.,-Don Tibbs; Alan Roberts, president; Oliver Horn, executive vice- eastern div. mgr. Lloyd Lind, vice-presi- president; George Finch, vice-president, dent and gen. sales manager. (Produce sales development. (Producers of com- and distribute features, dramatic pro- mercials.) grams, westerns, musicals, shorts.) Jamieson Film Company 3825 Bryan, Dallas 4, Tex.; TAylor 3-8158; Adventures of Blinkey (26); Ethel Bar- branch office: 936 W. Peachtree St., N.W.. rymore (13); I Married Joan (98); Little Atlanta 9, Ga.; TRinity 4-6625. Bruce Rascals (90); Public Defender (69); 106 Jamieson, business manager; Hugh V. features; 145 westerns; Divorce Hearing Jamieson, Jr., production manager; (78); Snip & Snap (26); Foo Foo (26). Jerry Dickinson, TV production manager; Chester Gleason, branch manager. (Pro- Inter-World Film Co., Inc. ducers of film commercials.) 460 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 8-5362; John J. Cole, chairman of the Jayark Films Corporation board, Irving Feld, president; Patrick T. 15 East 48th Street, New York. MU. 8-2636. Ahern, vice-president for sales; Arthur R. Reub Kaufman, president; Harvey Victor, Lerner, treasurer, Sidney A. Meyers, vice-president in charge of sls.; (Pro- secretary, London, Paris, Berlin, Rome, ducers and distributors of TV programs, Mexico City, Tokyo, Hong Kong. cartoons, and features.) Jewell Radio and Television Productions 612 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago 11, J Illinois. MOhawk 4-5757; GRaceland 7.7292. James E. Jewell, president M. P. Casey. J & M Productions, Inc. sec.; James Lawrence, editór. Branch 366 N. Camden Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.; offices: 3062 Penobscot Building, Detroit Irving A. Fein, president. (Produce live 26, Michigan, WOodward 3-0617; W. Ralph and film programs, night club and theatre Jewell, exec. -in -charge; Landmark Pro- engagements. ductions, 1040 No. LesPalmas, Hollywood,

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516 Calif., H011ywood 7-3111, Michael Baird, Kelsey -Fraser Productions mgr.; Lewis Foster, dir. Producers and 2105 Sherman Ave., Madison 1, Wis.; Cherry distributors of filmed series; producers of 4-1377. Fenton Kelsey, Jr., president; filmed programs, packages and commer- Gene Rankin, vice-president; Richard cials. Huff, manager. (Produces and distributes The Silver Eagle-Mounty, Pressure. live and animated TV commercials.) Joseph, Robert, Television Productions Kenco Films, Inc. 4455 Carpenter Ave., N. Hollywood, Calif.; 621 West 54th Street, New York 19, N. Y.; SUnset 1-1331. Robert Joseph, president; PLaza 7-8466. Kenneth S. Cofod, presi- Deane Andrews, vice-president in charge dent; Roy C. Lindau, assist. to pres.; of production; Alan Levinger, director of Joseph Trentin, traffic manager. (Adver- of films and shorts, tising agency film services; editing, print pblivul city. (Producers procurement, distribution and con- trolled storage of TV filmed commercials K and programs.) Kerkow, Herbert, Inc. Karlen, Bernard E. 480 Lexington Ave., New York 17. N. Y.; 17 E. 48 St., New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza YUkon 6-4266. Herbert Kerkow, presi- 9-3107. Bernard E. Karlen. executive pro- dent; Rosemond Kerkow, secretary. (Pro- ducer; Roland N. Karlen, associate pro- ducers of commercials.) ducer. (Produce film and live package shows.) Key Productions, Inc. 527 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; Kay -EM Film Company ELdorado 5-2180. James D. Kantor, presi- 1733 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson vice-president. 2-9150. Maurice D. Kesten, manager. (Film dent; William M. Kahn, exporter, importer, distributor, consult- (Produce films, package shows.) ant.) Kier Film Co. Kayfetz, Victor, Productions, Inc. 154 Davis Court, San Antonio, Texas; TRavis 1780 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; CIrcle 0652, T-9984. H. W. Kier, owner. (Pro- 5-4830. Victor Kayfetz, president, execu- duces films.) tive producer. (Producers of filmed series, and commercials.) Killiam Shows, Inc. 6 E. 39th St., New York 16, N. Y.; Oregon Water World (13); Tomorrow's World 9-8230. Paul Killiam, president. (Produces (3). films.) Keit: and Herndon 3601 Oak Grove, Dallas 4, Texas; LA 6-5268. King Bros. Productions, Inc. L. F. Herndon, Jr., sales manager; R. K. 8383 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; Keitz, production manager. (Producers OLdfield 6-3110. Frank King, president; of film commercials.) Sternberger, Morris King, Herman King,

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517 Arthur J. Steele, Paul Weiden, vice-presi- La Brea Productions, Inc. dents. (Produce film series.) 7417 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; The Adventures of Sinbad the Sailor H011ywood 4-7171. Gail O. Papineau, presi- (39). dent; J. E. Baumeister, secretary -treas- urer. (Produce documentary, business and King, John Reed, Enterprises, Inc. industrial films, live and animated com- 443 W. 50th St., New York 19, N. Y.; COlum- mercials.) bus 5-0343. John Reed King, president; Jean Abbott King, vice-president, treasur- Laguna Productions Inc. er. (Live shows.) 433 So. Beverly Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif.; Kleiman Productions CRestview 4-6377. Emerson Yorke, exec. prod.; Edward W. Ballentine, sales and 7815 Milan Ave., St. Louis 14, Mo.; distribution. VOlunteer 3-6777. J. J. Kleiman, pro- (Producers of television duction manager. (Producers of film com- films.) mercials.) Lakeside Television Co Inc. Kluge Film 1465 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; LOng- Productions acre 5-4582. Richard Sievers, president; 3200 N. Richards St., Milwaukee 12, Wisc.; Bernard Schulman, vice-president. (Pro- FRanklin 2-0191. Donald R. Kluge, Doug- duce & distribute las W. Kluge, partners. (Produces film filmed series, shorts, commercials and newsreels.) packages, features.) Night Editor (26); Wild Life In Action Knickerbocker Productions, Inc. (52); Where In The World (104); Opera & Film Center Bldg., 630 Ninth Ave., N. Y. Ballet (13); Adventure Is My Job (13); The 36; CIrcle 5-6710. Howard A. Lesser, presi- Bible (39); Magic Vault (104); Out Of The dent; Willard Van Dyke, prod.; Thomas Past (39); On The Spot (39); Wanted (26); S. Dignan, vice-president; Renzo Olivieri, Perspective (39); Tomahawk (39); Hobbies vice-president; Agnes Grant, secretary. In Action 39 half-hour (Film producers.) programs. Lance Productions, Inc. L 353 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-6167. Lorren Lester, president; S. H. LMH Film Productions, Inc. Evans, treasurer; Alford H. Lessner, vice- 846 Seventh Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.; president and coordinator of prod.; Judson 6-6106-7. Leland M. Haas, presi- Robert Lessner, vice -president -recording dent and exec. prod.; Joseph Kaye, vice- div.; Boyce Tuten, vice-pres., in chg. of pres. and creative dir.; Mari Chevalier, sls. & Exec. producer. (Produces film sales mgr.; Marge Walker, casting dir.; series, commercials, features, recordings, Campbell Norsgarrd, dir. of photography. etc.). Subsidiary (Producers of film packages, TV commer- Hudson Recordings, Inc. cials, industrials, documentaries and Lancer Productions, Inc. training films. 1334 No. Beachwood Avenue, Hollywood 28, 260 programs, Bill Stern's Portraits and California. H011ywood 2-3111. Herbert B. Profiles. Leonard, president; Harold Berkowitz,

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518 vice-president; Willetta Leonard, sec. (The Mucciolo, vice-president, Studio Opera of one hour & tions; Henry Traiman, vice-president, making and distribution Editorial Operations; Philip Kornblum, half-hour television series.) treasurer; Ben Kranz, prod.; Mel Bourne, Na Route 66 (1 hr. series). art director and scenic designer; Doris Lane Kent, Films, Inc. Reichbart, production supervisor; Jerry 1253 S. 3rd St., Louisville 3, Ky.; ' MElrose Maticka, dir.; Jerry Jacobs, prod. supv.; 6-3911. Kent Lane, president and execu- Barbara Lane, prod. supv.; Joseph Spery, tive producer. (Produces film series, com- prod.-dir.; Audrey casting di- mercials.) rector. Branch North coa 2-2133; Gerald King Show (13). 28; HO. Pee Wee St., Hollywood Lawrence Larchmont TV Studios, Inc. Schnitzer, n.p. Affiliates: Robert Inc.). Animation Inc., 419 W. 54th St., N. Y. 19; (See TV Guild Productions, JU. 2-5242. Peter Cooper, exec. prod.; Lassner, Wynn, Assoc. Inc. Louise Stone, dir. of sls. Kathryn Darrell, 1619 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza prod. supv.; Grantray-Lawrence Anima- 7-0876. Wynn Lassner, president & treas- tion, Inc., 716 North La Brea, Hollywood, urer. (Produces Commercials, film & live 38, California; WEbster 6-8158; president, programs.) Ray Patterson; secretary -treasurer, Grant Variety Shows (live & film): Tales of Simmons. Foreign Office: Robert Law- Robin Hood (series). rence, productions (Canada) Ltd., 38 Yorkville Ave., Toronto 5, Ontario; WAl- Latin -America Radio & TV Corporation nut 5-5561; president, John T. Ross. Law- 500 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y.; LOngacre rence Prod., Inc. 5 Ave. Velasquez, Paris 4-7980. Joseph Novas, Jr., president; An- thony Suarez, New York manager; Buck 8c, France. Canel, chief announcer. (Producers and Sightseeing with the Swayzes (13); Toy distributors of sports films for Latin Amer- Box time (26). ican market; Latin American distributors of U. S. filmed series; U. S. distributors Leichter, Mitchell of Latin American filmed series.) 1626 No. Harvard Blvd., Los Angeles 27, Calif.; NO. 4-2726; Mitchell Leichter, pres- Laufman, Herbert S., & Company ident and head of production; Jean Rich, 221 No. LaSalle St., Chicago 1, Ill.; RAn- manager. (Produce, distribute dolph 6-4086. Herbert S. Lauf man, presi- general dent; (Producers and distributors of live film ral & film programs.) Leonard Films It's Baby Time (52). 1334 Beachwood Avenue, Hollywood 28, Inc. California, Hollywood 2-3111. Herbert B. Lawrence, Robert, Productions, Leonard, president; Harold Berkowitz, 418 West 54th St., New York 19, N. Y.; sec. (The JUdson 2-5242. Robert L. Lawrence, vice-president; Willetta Leonard, president; Gerald Schnitzer, v.p. & Crea- making and distribution of half-hour tele- tive dir.; Peter Cooper, exec. prod.; Louis vision series).

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519 Leonard, Herbert B., Productions, Inc. Lewis Sound Films 1334 North Beachwood Drive, Hollywood 28, 75 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.; JUd- California; H011ywood 2-3111; H011ywood son 2-1322. Vernon Lewis, president; E. P. 3-6241. Herbert B. Leonard, president; Wil- Lewis, secy-treas.; Henry Trettin, pro- letta S. Leonard, vice-president; Ralph duction mgr.; E. D. Frommelt, prod. asst.; Kales, treas.; Harold D. Berkowitz, sec. Rosario Alestra, sales manager. (Produces (Producers f filmed series and feature commercials, documentary and industrial films.) films.) Adventures of Rin Tin Tin (164); Tales of the Bengal (26); Lewis, Vernon, Productions, Inc. Lancers Circus Boy 75 W. 45th St., New 36, Y.; (49); Naked City (39); Rescue 8 (78); Fea- York N. tures: Rin Tin Tin and Me; Kiss Off JUdson 2-1322. Vernon Lewis, owner. (Columbia Release.) (Producers of film commercials.) a.ester. Gene, Productions Libra Film Distributors & Producers 1487 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011y- P. O. Box 1104, Hollywood 28, Calif.; HO wood 4-7287. Gene Lester, producer and 3-1161, OL 6-3137. Charles M. McCoy, vice- director; Robert Ernst, chief technician. president; Loy Lester, secretary. (Film (Produce film packages and commercials.) shows, commercials.) Just Imagine (39). Library Films, Inc. L , Carol, Productions 25 W. 45th St., New York 36. N. Y.; PLaza 2011 Broadway, San Francisco 15, Calif.; 7-0100. Paul N. Robins, president. (Dis- WAlnut 1-4772. Carol Levene, owner. (Writ- tributor of feature films.) er -producer commercial, industrial and educational films and packages.) Lieb, Jack Productions Lewis. Lester H., Associates 540 Lake Shore Drive, Chicago 11, Illinois; 11 E. 48th St.. New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza WHitehall 3-1440. Jack H. Lieb, president; 3-5083. Lester Lewis, Juliet Lewis, part- Warren H. Lieb, production manager. ners. (Live and film packages.) (Producer of film commercials.) Lewis & Martin Films, Inc. Two Grand (13). 1431 North Wells Street, Chicago 10, Illinois; William R. Johnson, president; Irving Bell, Lilly, Lou, Productions, Inc. vice president; Betty Lou Taylor, secre- 5746 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif.; tary and studio mgr.; Anthony LaPietra, H011ywood 6-6325. Lou Lilly, executive prod. mgr.; Sanford Greenlaw, art dir.; producer; Manny Gould, director of Richard Hawley, dir. of still photography. animation; John C. Fuller, editorial; (Producers of Films for Television, in- Jack Perrin, comptroller; Jeanine Beatty, dustry, government and education. Pro- casting. (Producers of filmed com- ducers of Syndicated spots.) mercials.)

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520 Lloyd, Jack. (39); The Adventures of Kit Carson 1445 Miller Way, Hollywood 46, Calif.; (104); Federal Men (39); Headline (39); OLdfield 6-4607. Jack Lloyd, executive The Ray Milland Show (76); Soldiers nl director. (Live and film package pro- Fortune (52); Studio 57 (26); Mickey Spil- grams, jingles, commercials.) lane (39); 56 Western features starring Gene Autry; 67 Western features starring Longenecker, Robert, Agency Roy Rogers. (See Telepak) MGM -TV a Division of Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Lott Video Productions Inc. Broadway & 5th Sts., Santa Monica, 1540 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson Calif.; EXbrook 6-4018 D. N. Lott, owner. 2-2000. George T. Shupert, v. p. in charge; (Producers of film commercials.) John Burns, nat'l sls. dir.; Richard A. Har- per, syndicated sis. dir.; Jason Rabinovitz, Love, James, Productions, Inc. dir. of bus. and financial affairs; Sol 115 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.; Schreiber, operations dir. Branch: Culver JUdson 2-4633. James A. Love, president; City. Calif.; 10202 W. Washington; UPton Thomas Farrell, sls.; William D. Henry, 0-3311. Robert M. Weitman, v.p. in chg. of supervising film editor; James W. Willie, prod.; Tom Curtis, gen. mgr. Commercial production manager. (Producers of com- & industrial film dept.; Charles Alsup, mercials, spots & programs.) western syndicated sis. exec. (Distributes MGM feature and short films, produced Loveton. John W. half-hour shows for national sponsorship 9110 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; and syndication, produces TV film com- CRestview 1-7225. John W. Loveton, own- er. (Produces filmed series, commercials.) mercials and industrial films.) MGM feature and short films; Series Loveton-Schubert Productions, Inc. available for syndication: Thin Man (72); 9100 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif ; Northwest Passage (26). CRestview 5-2834. John W. Loveton, pres- ident. (Producers of filmed series.) MKR Films, Inc. 619 W. 54th Street, New York 19, N. Y. CO Topper (79). 5-4878-CO 5-4813-JUdson 6-2393. Gene Milford, vice-president; Ralph Rosen- Luce, Ralph Productions blum, vice pres.; Paul Alley, producer - 2135 Powell St., San Francisco 11, Calif.; writer. (Entertainment, educational, docu- DOuglas 2-3003. (Film shorts, com- mentary, industrial, commercial films for mercials, newsreels.) TV and theatres. Lyons & Lyons, Inc. 527 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; MPA-TV (Motion Picture Advertising MU 8-0696. Arthur S. Lyons, pres., Irene Service Co., Inc.) Etkin, vice-pres. (Packagers, producers.) 1032 Carondelet St., P.O. Box 550. N' w Orleans 1, La.; JAckson 5-2253, C. J. Ma- bry, president; Rene P. Kerrigan, vice- president of commercial sales. (Distribu- M tor of film series.) Do You Know Why? (200); New Orleans MC Pictures, Inc. Police Department (39); The Tracer (39). 33 W. 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y .; PE. 6-1432. Armand Schneck, president; Jer- of feature MPO Videotronics, Inc. ome Balsam, v.p. (Distributors 15 E. 53 St.. New York, 22. N Y.: MUrray films.) Hill 8-7830. Judd L. Pollock, president; 45 feature films; 35 westerns. 921 Monroe Blvd., West Dearborn, Michi- MCA -TV, Ltd. (Film Syndication Division) gan, CRestview 8-4412; Tom Thomas, 598 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza exec. dir.; 134 South LaSalle Street, 9-7500. Branch offices: 515 Glenn Bldg., Chicago, Ill., CEntral 6-3164. Fred Foster, Atlanta, Ga.; 9370 Santa Monica Blvd., exec. dir., 4024 Radford Ave., N. Holly- Beverly Hills, Calif.; 430 No. Michigan wood, Calif., POplar 9-0326. Mel Dellar, Ave., Chicago, Ill.; 426 Transportation exec. dir. (Produce and distribute films Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio; 1172 Urion Com- and commercials.) merce Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio; 2311 Cedar Springs, Dallas, Tex.; 15037 W. 8 Mile Rd., Marathon TV Newsreel, Inc. Detroit, Mich.; 106 N. Caldwell 3t., Char- 10 E. 49th St.. New York 17, N. Y.: MUrray lotte, N. C.; 6014 W. 76 Terrace, Kansas Hill 8-6043. Offices in Paris. London, Berlin City, Mo.; 1415 Northwestern Bank Bldg., and Rome. Konstantin Kaiser, president Minneapolis, Minn.; 504 Delta Bldg., New and executive producer; Kenneth Bald- Orleans, La.; 6014 W. 76th Terrace, Over- win. vice president and production su'er- land Park, o.; 530 Sixth Ave., Pittsburgh, visor; Cindy Karp, distributor mgr. (Pro- Pa.; 10401 Westeria Land, Sappington duce & distribute newsreels, public infor- Acres 23, St. Louis, Mo.; 105 Mc tgomery mation films, commercials, series & shorts; St., San Francisco, Calif.; 101 White Bldg., worldwide news service.) Seattle, Wash.; foreign branches in Lon- don, Paris, Toronto, Rome, Munich, Ber- Mark VII. Ltd. lin. David V. Sutton, vice president in 4024 Radford Avenue, North Hollywood. charge; Wynn Nathan, vice president; Calif.; TRiangle 7-0621. Jack Webb, Tom McManus, vice president & inter- president; J. R. Rodgers, vice-president; national sales mgr.; Ray Wild, vice presi- Jacob Shearer, secretary. dent; Frank McMahon, director, advertis- TV Network series: "Dragnet", "Noah's ing, promotion and publicity; Ed Aaron - Ark," "The D.A.'s Man," Pete Kelly's off, publicity director. (Distributes filmed Blues," "The Black Cat," "Johnny Guitar," series.) "The Black Nine." Theatre Motion Pic- Biff Baker, USA (26); Crusader (52); tures: Warner Bros. Release: "Dragnet," City Detective (65); Dr. Hudson's Secret "Pete Kelly's Blues," "The D. I.," "30." Journal (78); Famous Playhouse (300); Commercials: 360 No. Michigan Ave., Chi- Guy Lombardo (78); Heart of the City cago Ill. (91); If You Had a Million (78); Man Behind the Badge (39); Mayor of the Town Marterto Productions, Inc. (39); Playhouse 15 (78); Pride of the William Morris Bldg., 151 El Camino Road, Family (40); Waterfront (78); State Beverly Hills, Calif.; CRestview 14815. Trooper (39); Rosemary Clooney Show Danny Thomas, president; Rosemarie

521 Thomas, vice-president; Sheldon Leonard, Merriwell, Frank, Enterprises prod. -dir. (Producers of filmed series, com- 1331/2 So. Linden Dr., Beverly Hills Calif.; mercials.) CRestview 4-5651. Tony London, producer. Danny Thomas Show (33); co -prod. The (Producers of filmed series.) Real McCoys (39). The Adventures of Frank Merriwell Master Films Distributors Inc.' (series). 509 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. Metro Artist Bureau MU. 8-8227. George Caputo, president (Dis- 730 Fifth Ave., New York, 19, N. Y.; CIrcle tributor of Spanish films for television in 6-8470. T. M. Nelson, director. (Live pack- the U. S. and American programs for TV in Latin America.) ages.) Michelson, Charles, Inc. Masterpiece Productions, Inc. 45 West 45th St.. New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza 1472 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; BRyant 7-0695. Charles Michelson, president; 9-1647. F. Kaplan, treasurer. (Distributes Aaron Michelson, vice president, export feature films.) manager. (Producers and distributors of 25 feature films. filmed series.) Mavro Television Company Capsule Mysteries (39). 314 East 50th St., New York, N. Y.; MU -8- Milner-Fenwick, Inc. 8281. Ruth Cade, president. (Educational 3800 Liberty Heights Ave., Baltimore 15, films.) Md.; MOhawk 4-4221-2, LIberty 2-7147-8-9 Branch office: 314 Victor Bldg., 724 -9th Maxwell, Robert, Associates, Inc. St., N. W., Washington 1, D. C. Ervin M. 649 N. Bronson, Hollywood 4, Calif.; Hol- Milner, president; Robert Fenwick, vice- lywood 2-6027. Robert Maxwell, exec. president of production; Hoby Wolf, sales producer; Ruby Abel, producer; Peter manager. of film commercials.) Frank, associate producer. (Produces (Producers filmed series.) Co-op TV spots, bank series A, B & C, Cannonball. savings and loan series A., gas heat series A & B. McCadden Productions 1040 No. Las Palmas Ave., Hollywood, Calif.; Mode -Art Pictures. Inc. H011ywood 4-2141. Al Simon, executive 1022 Forbes Ave., Pittsburgh 19, Pa.; EXpress producer. (Produce industrial films and 1-1846. James L. Baker, president. (Pro- commercials.) ducers of film commercials.) The George Burns Show; The Bob Cum- "The Sportsman's Club (78)." mings Show; 21 Beacon Street, Flight. McConkey, Productions Modell, Arthur B., TV Productions, Inc. Mack, 310 East 44 Street, New York 17, N. Y.; 1822 N. Wilcox, Hollywood 28. Calif.: H011y- MUrray Hill 3-0758. Arthur B. Modell, wood 3-7141. (Produce and distribute president & producer; Charles H. Rosen, filmed programs). vice-president & executive producer; Blackstone, The Magician (39). Morton Zimmerman, associate producer - director. (Live shows, film packages, com- McCrory, John, Studios mercials.) Visual. Education Center Bldg., Floral Park, N. Y.; Fieldstone 7-3109. John R. McCrory, Dione Lucas Cooking Show (78); Tiny Fairbanks Show (13); Door Prize (series); director. (Sound studio available.) Dione Lucas Cooking Show (live). McLendon Radio Pictures, Inc. 2008 Jackson Street, Dallas, Texas; RI. 8- Modern Teleservice Inc. 8458. B. R. McLendon, chairman of the 219 E. 44th Street, New York 17, N.Y.; OX - board; Gordon B. McLendon, president; ford 7-2753. Branch offices, 219 E. 44th B. R. McLendon, vice-pres.; James H. Fos- St., New York; 237 E. Ontario St., Chi- ter, vice-president; Dorothy M. Manning, cago; DElaware 7-3761; 7031 Melrose Ave., sec'y-treas. Directors: B. R. McLendon, Hollywood, WEbster 3-5674; J. R. Ritenour, Gordon B. McLendon, Dorothy M. Man- president; Western Region John Lipsky, ning. (Production and distribution of mo- vice-president; Mid -Western Region; Ro- tion pictures and television films.) sario Ianelli, mgr. (After production serv- ices-Print procurement; distribute filmed McNamara Productions, Inc. commercials and feature film shows.) 8230 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif.: WEbster 5-1205. Don C. McNamara. Mogull's Films owner. (Producers of film commercials.) 112-114 W. 48th St., New York 36. N. Y.; Medallion TV Enterprises, Inc. PLaza 7-1414. Charles Mogul', president. 6000 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.: (Distributes films.) H011ywood 2-6635. New York Office: 444 Madison Avenue, ELderado 5-4335, Chi- Moran Film Company, Inc. cago Office: 203 North Wabash Avenue, Home office: General Service Studios, 1040 CEntral 6-1805, Ben Barry. 130 Carlton St. N. Las Palmas, Hollywood 28, Calif. HO. WA. 2-3163. Canada-Telefilm of Canada, 7-0380, HO. 7-3111. Branch office: Phoenix, Toronto 2. Miami, Florida-Frank Stone, Arizona, P. O. Box 808. George A. Moran, 8801 N. Bayshore Dr., PL. 4-3686. Denver, pres.; H. J. Kurtz, chairman; Lu Moran, Colorado-J. M. Nercesian, 429 E. 14th Ave., vice-president. (Produces commercials TA. 5-4864. John A. Ettinger, production. and spots specializing in finance and pack- (Producers and distributors of film pro- age goods.) grams for TV, commercials, packages of live programs, local and network.) Morris, Dwight, Productions View the Clue (52): Wrestling From 1611 S. Boston, Tulsa 19, Okla.; Dlamond 36424. Dwight Morris, owner; Ivah Mor- Canada (52); Sew Easy (26); High Road To ris, secretary -treasurer. (Produces com- Danger (39); Medallion Cartoon Package mercials, spots. (Industrial and business (35). films, also 16mm film laboratory for proc- Merit Productions Inc. essing-duplicating.) 40 East 49th St.. New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza 8-0117. Emanuel J. Spiro, president. (Pro- Morris, Nelson, Productions, Inc. ducers of motion pictures, slides, com- 11 East 48th Street, New York 17, New York. mercials.) PL. 3-1484. Nelson Morris, president. 522 Morris, William, Agency, Inc. mgr. Toronto, Ontario, Canada: 17 Dun- 174 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson donald St. WAlnut 4-9635. Ralph Ellis. 61.5100. Offices in Chicago: 435 North Michi- Boots and Saddles (39); Danger Is My gan Ave.; Beverly Hills: 151 El Camino. Business (39); Flight (39); Silent Service Bepresented in London, Paris and Rome. (78); Union Pacific (39); Life of Riley (217); Abe Lastfogel, president; Nat Lefkowitz, Badge 714-Dragnet (243). t^easurer; Morris Stoller, secre-ary; Wal - 1 ce S. Jordan, head of radio -TV dept. Nassour Pictures, Inc. epresentatives for artists and all other 8460 West 3rd St., Los Angeles 48, Calif.; c eative talent in all fields of :he enter- OLive 3-0400. William Nassour, president; t inment and literary world. :Live and Edward Nassour, vice-president, treasur- m TV shows, commercials.) er; Lloyd Laymann, secretary. (Produce film programs, feature films and com- Mort n Productions mercials.) 64wast Lake St., Chicago 1, Ill.; CEntral Sheena "Queen of the Jungle" (series). 6 4144-5. Morton Jacobson, president; cilia Jacobson, secretary, treasurer. roducers of live and film shows.) National Programming Service 4614 Norton Lane, Columbus 13, Ohio; This Is the Story (52): What's Wrong BElmont 5-3775. Jerri Mock, executive pro- ith this Picture (260); History Through ducer. Branch: Ralph A. Rohweder, 920 S orts (2). S. Michigan Blvd., Chicago 5, Ill. WA. 2- 5393. (Producers of film commercials, in- Moss Herbert M., Productions dustrial films and newsreels.) 2 W 46 St., New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson 6+5577. Herbert M. Moss, president; Rose Gray, secretary and treasurer. (Produce National Productions a d distribute live and filmed shows.) (see Enders, Robert J., Inc.) Moti n Picture Advertising Service Co., Inc. National Screen Service Corp., Television and 103 Carondelet St., P. O. Box 550, New Industrial Films Div. leans 1, La.; JAckson 5-2253. C. J. 1600 Broadway, New York, N. Y.; Wolf abry, president; J. Sledge, prod. mgr., Oppenheimer, chief executive; Robert L. Ilene P. Kerrigan, vice-president of com- Gruen, vice-pres.; William S. Kent, Wil- ercial sales. (Producers of movie -ad and liam H. Weintraub, Jr., sls.; Harry Semels, filmed commercials.) production mgr.; Jack Schertz, asst. pro- ( Iso see MPA-TV). duction mgr.; Tom Golden, animation dir.; Irving Weiner, TV editor. (Producers of Moti n Picture Productions, Inc. commercials, industrial and TV films.) We tern Reserve Bldg., Cleveland 13, Ohio. onald Clark Jones, president; James L. aker vice president. (TV films. commer- National Telefilm Associates, Inc. c als.) 10 Columbus Circle, New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson 2-7300. Ely A. Landau, chairman Moti n Picture Service Co. of the board & chief exec. officer; Oliver 125 Hyde St., San Francisco 2. Calif.; ORd- A. Unger, pres.; Alan May, vice-pres. & ay 3-9162. Gerald L. Karski, president. treas.; Ted Cott, vice-pres., owned and ( V film commercials, animation and live operated stations; E. Jonny Graff, vice- a tion.) pres.; Henry Grossman, vice-pres., tech- nical operations, Arnold Kaufman, vice- Movi tonews. Inc. pres., eastern operations; Sidney Kramer, 460 W. 54 St., New York 19, N. Y.; COlum- vice-pres., foreign sls.; David Melamed, b s 5-7200. W. C. Michel, president; Ed - vice-pres. administration; Samuel P. Nor- und Reek, vice president. (Producer of ton, vice-pres., legal and bus. affairs; n wsreels, shorts and film commercials.) Bernard Tabakin, vice-pres. west coast sls.; George K. Gould, vice-pres., tele- United Press Movietone (continuous). vision facilities; Vernon Burns, vice-pres., Mur y, Owen, Productions, Inc. United Kingdom operations. (Distributor 723 eventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza of feature films, series, videotaped series, 7 8144. Owen Murphy, president; Paul station owners.) C hen, vice-president prod.; Paul Cohen, Third Man (39); U. S. Marshal (78); As- p oduction manager; Eric Lawrence, edi- signment; Underwater (39); Grand Jury t rial chief; (Producers of film shows, (39); Official Detective (39); Man Without p ckages, commercials.) a Gun (52); How To Marry A Millionaire (52); This Is Alice (39); African Patrol (39); Masi al Features, Inc. Walter Winchell File (39); Play of the 444IMadison Ave., New York, N. Y.; PLaza Week (39); David Susskind's Open End 3 2114. Gus Haenshen, president. (Spot (52); Bishop Sheen (52); Alexander King c mmercials.) (13); Mike Wallace Interviews (117); Thea- tre (26); Combat Sargeant (13); The Mad Myerberg, Michael Productions Inc. Whirl (26); Bill Corum Sports Show (26): 234 W. 44th St., New York 36, N. Y.; CHick- China Smith (26); Find a Hobby (26); ering 4-4846. Michael Myerberg, chair - Hand to Heaven (13); Health and Happi- lan; Arthur Gray, Jr., president; John J. ness Club (105); Holiday (13); International rgen, Jr., vice-president. (Producers of Playhouse (26); James Mason Show (26); c mmercials.) Layman's Call to Prayer (52); M. D. (39); Man's Heritage (13); Music of the Masters (13); New Adventures of China N Smith (26); Orient Express (26); Panto- NBC Television Films, a division of California mime Quiz (13); The Passerby (26); Police National Productions, Inc. Call (26); about 800 feature films; 1,400 Home office: 663 Fifth Avenue, New York cartoons and short subjects. 22, N. Y.; CIrcle 7-8300. Earl Rettig, pres.; H Weller Keever, vice-pres. Branch of - Nationwide Pictures flees: 663 Fifth Ave., CIrcle 7-03.30. Daniel Shamrock Studio, Winter Park, Fla.; MId- Curtis, mgr. program sales; John F. way 4-4087. H. K. (Hal) Carrington, owner- T bin, eastern sales mgr. Chicago: Mer- series, filmed e andise Mart, Tel.: MOhawk 4-6565. Ed - manager. (Produce film w rd A. Montanus, central sales mgr. spots, commercial pictures, travel news Hollywood: Sunset and Vine Sts. THorn- clips). wall 5-7000. Clifford Ogden, wes ern sales "Personalities" 523 Nationwide Television Corp. Official Films Inc. 1270 Sixth Ave., Suite 1813, New York 20, 25 West 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y.; N. Y.; ELdorado 5-7566. Irvin Shapiro, PLaza 7-0100. Seymour Reed, pres.; Louis president. (Producers of filmed series.) C. Lerner, chairman of the bd.; Stanley Hal Roach (37); Charlie Chase (53); Mitchell, treas.; Leonard I. Schreiber, Laurel and Hardy (52); Comedies (100). exec. vice-pres.; Sherlee Barish, vice- pres.; Robert Sanford, vice-pres.; Grace Neal, Stanley, Productions, Inc. V. Sullivan, dir. of national sis. & secy.; 138 E. 36th St., New York 17, N. Y.; Aaron B. Periow, asst. secy.; Joseph MUrray Hill 3-6396. Branch offices: Los Fusco, Jr., Station Relations. (Producer - Angeles, Calif., 1277 No. Clark St.; CRest- distributor of filmed television series.) view 6-8865; Chicago, Ill., 869 N. Dearborn; Playboy's Penthouse; Greatest Head- WHitehall 3-3470. Donald J. Lane, pres- lines of the Century; Almanac Newsreel; ident; Sobey Martin, vice-president in The Invisible Man; The Adventures of charge of production; Louise C. Neal, Robin Hood; Police Station; What Are the secretary-treasurer. (Produce filmed pro- Odds?; The Adventures of Sir Lancelot; grams, commercials.) Decoy; The Big Story; Trouble with Father; The Buccaneers; My Little Margie; Nemeth, Ted, Studios Willy; Star Performance; The Hunters; 729 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y. Circle My Hero; Overseas Adventure; Dateline 5-5147-8. Ted Nemeth, production director: Europe; Cross Current; The Star and the M. E. Bute, art director. (Producers and Story; Rocky Jones, Space Ranger; distributors of shorts and commercials.) Colonel March of Scotland Yard; The 15 shorts. Adventures of the Scarlet Pimernel; Sword of Freedom. New Albion Films, Inc. 991 Tennessee St., San Francisco 7, Calif.; Okun, Lillian Productions VAlencia 4-8484. Mrs. Enid Thompson 165 East 35 St., New York 16, N. Y.; MUrray Sales, president. (Produces filmed series.) Hill 3-5354. (Live shows-children and The World of Wolo (13). teen-age, women's.) Newsfilm, Inc. On Film, Inc. Princeton, New Jersey, WAlnut 1-7800. 10 East 49th Street, New York 17, N. Y.; Robert Bell, pres.; F. E. Johnston, Jr., MUrray Hill 8-6043. Kenneth Brighton, treas. 315 East 55th Street, New York, mgr. of news & special events. (Produce N. Y.; PLaza 9-0920. Allan Riley, Morton and distribute newsfilms, worldwide news Schaps, Donald A. Sweet. (Producers of service.) TV commercials and industrial films.) Nicoll, Oliver W., Productions Onyx Picture Corp. 37 W. 46th St., New York 36. N. Y.; JUdson 68-37 Yellowstone Blvd., 75, 2-5130. Oliver W. Nicoll, executive direc- Forest Hills tor; Sandra Munsell, associate director. N. Y. LIggett 4-5893. Sam Lake, president. (Program production, live and film pack- (Distributes film series, features.) age shows.) See Radio Features of Amer- Our Gang Comedies (60); 100 cartoons, ica. 50 puppetoons; 1000 silent comedies. Niles, Fred A. Productions, Inc. Opera Cameos TV Productions 1058 W. Washington Blvd., Chicago 7, Ill. 551 Fifth Ave.. New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray SEeley 8-4181; Branch office: Fred A. Niles Hill 2-8061. Carlo Vinti, president; Joseph Films, 5539 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28. Vinti, Jim Knisely, vice-presidents; H011ywood 3-8154; Lionel Grover, v.p.; Beatrice Messina, secretary; F. X. Giac- Fred A. Niles, president; William E. cone, coordinator. (Produces live series.) Harder, v.p., prod.; Fred B. Foster, v.p., Opera Cameos (live). sis. mgr.; Ruth L. Ratny, vice-president, creative dir.; Edward W. Rinker, vice- Owens, Harry. Television Productions president, sales; Edward E. Katz, v.p., 6710 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.; finance; Harry Lange, exec. prod.; Robert WEbster 9-1491. Harry Owens, president; Henning, chief sound engineer. (TV com- Homer O'Donnell, vice-president. (Film mercials-live & animated, industry pro- producer.) grams, slidefilms, public relations films for TV, closed-circuit TV facilities, video P tape, convention shows (live & film), TV shows, sales promoton programs.) Packaged Programs, Inc. 634 Penn Ave., Pittsburgh 22, Pa.; GRant Norbert Productions, Inc. 1-4756. F. S. Di Fiore, general manager. 1334 Beachwood Avenue, Hollywood 28, (Produce and distribute live and film Calif. H011ywood 2-3111. Norman Black- shows, commercials, film news.) burn, president; Willetta Leonard, vice- Mr. Rumple Bumple (15). president; Herbert B. Leonard, sec.; Carl Coulter, treas. (The making and distribu- Pan-American Television Corp. tion of half-hour television series.) 1044 So. Hill St., Los Angeles, Calif.; Rlch- Circus Boy. mond 7-8661. Frank Fouce, president; Frank L. Fouce, vice-president; Herbert North American Television Productions, Inc. T. Silverberg, secretary. (Film product 1733 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; Judson in English with Spanish titles and films 6-7782. E. M. Glucksman, president; Mi- in Spanish.) chael Balleto, treas.; L. B. Glucksman, Paragon Pictures, Inc. secretary. 2540 Eastwood Ave., Evanston, Ill.; DAvis 8-5900, BRiargate 4-3711. Robert Laughlin, O owner. (Producers of film commercials.) Odyssey Productions, Inc. Paramount Television Productions, Inc. 439 Madison Avenue, New York 22, New 5800 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; York; PLaza 1-6760. Lowell Thomas, pres- H011ywood 9-3181. (Subsidiary of Para- ident; Milton A. Fruchtman, exec. dir. mount Pictures Corp.) Paul Raiburn. (Producer of series, one hour shows, half- president; James A. Schulke, vice-presi- hour shows.) dent in charge. (Produce video-taped pro- Lowell Thomas Television series, High grams for syndication and network re- Adventure (color-11) Strange World of lease: facilities rental; operation of tele- Lowell Thomas (half -hour-26). vision station KTLA.) 524 Parry, Paul, Productions, Inc. Pintoff Productions, Inc. 7417 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; 64 East 55th Street, New York 22, N. Y.; H011ywood 7-4774. Paul Parry, president; EL 5-1431. Ernest Pintoff, pres.; Arnold Diane Parry, vice-president; Essis Neime, Stone, vice-pres., prod.; Jose di Dinato, treasurer. (Producer of films, TV pro- vice-pres., sls. (Producer of television grams and commercials.) commercials.) Parsons. Lindsley. Productions, Inc. Portland Productions, Inc. 3459 Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; 1018 Pamela Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.; H011ywood 9-3641. Lindsley Parsons, CRestview 5-6457. J. N. Mason, president; president; Sam Wallis, treasurer. (Pro- V. K. Osborne, vice-president; Pamela duce films and commercials.) Mason, secretary, treasurer. (Produce filmed series.) Partington, Jack, Television Productions The Readers (29). 300 W. 53rd St., New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-0316. Jack A. Partington, Jr., president. Post Pictures Corp. (Film producer, package shows.) 171 E. Post Road, White Plains, N. Y.; WHite Plains 6-8161. Harry A. Post, president, Pathescope Productions TV Sales. (Shorts.) 10 Columbus Circle, New York 19, N. Y.; 49 shorts. PLaza 7-5200. Studio: 21 -29-45th Rd., Long Island City, N. Y.; (Pathescope Company Premier Film & Recording Corp. of America, Inc.) Edward J. Lamm, pres- 3033 Locust St., St. Louis 3, Mo.; JEfferson ident; William M. Nelson, executive 1-3555. Theodore P. Desloge, president director; James Pierce, production and executive producer; Wilson Dalzell, manager. (Produce programs and com- vice-president and production super- mercials.) visor; Patrick Murphy, director of sales. (Producers of film commercials.) Patin, Ray, Productions Princess Pictures, Inc. 6650 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28. Calif.; 11 W 42nd St.. New York 36, N. Y.: LOng- H011ywood 2-1147. Ray Patin, president; acre 3-7560. Burt Balaban, president. Gus Jekel, vice-president, Kay Himes, (Producers and of sec't.-treas. (Produce live and filmed com- distributors feature mercials.) films.) 26 features. Peckham Productions, Inc. Princeton Film Center, Inc. 15 East 48th Street, New York 17, N. Y.; Princeton, N. J.; WA 4-3550. Gordon PLaza 5-7470. John L. Peckham, president; Knox, president; A. T. Hogarty, director Patricia Miscall, art dir.; Paul Wiley, of TV distribution. (Producer and distrib- Peter Peckham, project supervisors. (Pro- utor of package shows, films & commer- ducers of industrial, sales and commercial cials.) films.) The Handy Man (52); Shooting Straight The Gift of Kings (131/2" color-Union with Tim Holt (2); 29 shorts; Rural Carbide Corp.-public service TV feature)* Review (39); America On Parade (39); Gimbels-60" spots. Travel Unlimited (13); Research Un- Pelican Films, Inc. limited (13); America at Home (13). 46 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.; CIrcle Program Sales Incorporated 6-1751. Thomas J. Dunford, president; 15 E. 48th Street, New York 17, N. Y.; Arthur J. Zander, vice-president; Eli ELdorado 5-4925. Raymond Junkin, pres.; Feldman, vice-president-sales. (Produces Harold Hackett, vice pres.; Walter J. animated commercials, spots.) Smith, vice-pres. Petri, Tony, Studios Newsbreak-3 pilot films-comtem- plated 365 films-producer-dist. length 5 87 Weybosset St., Providence, R. I.; min.; GAspee 1-9242. Tony Petri, president; Er- Bill Stern's Portrait & Profiles - nest K. Strauss, production manager. 3 pilot films-contemplated 130 films- (Produces film commercials and industrial length 5 min. films, color & B & W.) Programs for Television, Inc. (PTI) 1150 Sixth Avenue, New York 36, N. Y.; Phillip Productions, Inc. YUkon 6-3650. Leonard Loewinthan, pres.; 119 West 57th St., New York 19, New York; Everett Rosenthal, exec. vice pres. in chg. PL 7-9240. Joe Cates, president; Gil Cates, of prod.; Michael M. Sillerman, exec. vice secretary. (Producers of live and film tele- pres., in chg. of sls.; Branches: Southeast: vision specials, daytime programs.) Alton Whitehouse, 7008 Saragossa Ave., Haggis Baggis; Across the Board; Jacksonville, Fla.; Midwest: Walter Plant, Pontiac Star Parade. 900 Lake Shore Dr., Chicago, Ill.; South- west: E. L. (Spike) Colbourn, 4810 B. PhiIseo TV Enterprises Bradford Dr., King's Quarter Apts., Dallas 2725 Malcolm Ave.. West Los Angeles 64. 19, Texas; West: Wade Crosby, 13223 Calif.; ARizona 9-3139. Michael Phillips, Bloomfield Street, Sherman Oaks, Calif. president. (Film producers.) Ranks #1-38 feature films-distribu- Photo Arts Productions, Inc. tion. 2330 Market St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.; RItten- house 6-3696. W. Dombrow, president; G. Pyramid Productions. Inc. Adams, 221 West 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.; JU. vice-president; R. Balidno, busi- 6-7040. Everett Rosenthal, exec. vice-pres- ness manager. (Produces commercials.) ident; Leonard Loewinthan, executive Pictures for Business president. (Producers of live and filmed 1937 Holly Dr., Hollywood 28, Calif.; HO series.) 7-7009. Bill Deming, exec. prod. (TV pro- The Big Story (live); Treasury Men in gram and film, business motion pictures Action (se"ies): Man Behind the Baue and slide -films.) (39); Decoy (series); Playhouse 15 (78); Piel, David, Inc. Deadline (series) (39). 300 Central Park West, New York 24, N. Y.; TR. 3-6820. David Piel, president; Hedi S. Piel, vice-president. (Produce film series, Q live and animated commercials.) Q. E. D. Productions, Inc. Big Mac and His Magic Train; Harold 45 West 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y. and The Purple Crayon. JUdson 2-4291. Robert Baron, president, 525 prod. -dir.: Eleanor Geiger, vice-president Radio Television Spots Productions, Inc. charge of sales; John Hughes, supervising 2 West 46th Street, New York 36, N. Y.; editor. (Producer of Industrial films and PLaza 7-9260. John Gart, pres.; Roger TV commercials.) White, sis. rep. (Radio-TV musical and singing commercials. Background music Quality Films, Inc. for film complete facilities for orchestra- 1040 N. Las Palmas, Hollywood 38, Calif.; tion, arranging, vocal arranging.) H011ywood 7-3111. Charles Weintraub, president; Maurice Janov, vice president. Rainbow Island Productions, Inc. (Distribute feature films.) 3061 Kapiolani Blvd., Honolulu 14, Hawaii. 41 features. Chuck Smouse, president; George Van- derbilt, vice-president. (Producers.) Quartet Films, Inc. 5631 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif., Rainbow Pictures, Inc. Hollywood 4-9225. Arthur Babbitt, pres- 1540 Levante Avenue, Coral Gables 46, ident; Arnold Gillespie, vice-president & Florida; Walter Resce, president; Ruth B. treasurer; Stanley Walsh, vice-president & Resce, sec.-treas.; J. Oscar Barber, prod. secretary; Les Goldman, vice-pres. of mgr. (Motion picture producers studios- prod. (Produces animated commercials, facilities, animation.) live and animated industrial films.) Ram Productions 205 West 95 Street, New York 25, N. Y.; R MOnument 2-5111. Ed Lindner, director. (Producers of live package programs, RCA Recorded Program Services medical films and programs, commer- New York: 155 East 24th Street; Murray cials.) Hill 9-7200; A. B. Sambrook, manager; George Field, north east sales represen- Medical Reporter (live); Vera Wallace, tative; Jack Nadeau, central northeast; Private Investigator (live); Time & Again John Dill, east central. Chicago: 445 (live); Eben & Egburt (live); Animal Inn North Lake Shore Drive; WHitehall (live) . 4-3693; William Reilly, manager, central division; Gus Hagenah, central north Rawlins -Grant, Inc. east sales representative; Hugh Grauel, 650 N. Bronson Ave., Hollywood 4, Calif.; central north west sales representative; H011ywood 9-8321. John Rawlins, presi- south, Atlanta; 1121 Rhodes -Haverty dent; Marshall Grant, vice-president. Building; JAckson 4-7703; Wallace Coch- (Film series producers, commercials.) ran, south east sales representative. Dal- Mayor of Ma Town (39) (co -producer). las: 7901 Empire Freeway; John Alves, south west sales representative. Holly- Ray, Reid H., Film Industries, Inc. wood: 1016 North Sycamore Avenue; 2269 Ford Parkway, St. Paul 16, Minn.; OLdfleld 4-1660; William Gartland, MIdway 9-1393. Branch offices in Chicago, western sales Washington. Reid H. Ray, president. (Pro- representative. duce and distribute film series and com- The World Around Us (26); Town & mercials.) Country Time (52 1/4 hours, 26 1/2 hours); The Sam Snead Show (39); Foy Willing Walt's Workshop (39). the Riders of the Purple Sage (260); Little Match Girl. Redlin Productions, Inc. 19116 Lanark, Reseda, Calif., DIckens 2-8925. RD -DR Corp. (Reader's Digest-deRochemont) William A. Redlin, president; Emil F. Red - 380 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.; lin, secretary, treasurer. (Producer live OXford 7-0350. Louis deRochemont, chair- and film programs.) man of the board; F. Borden Mace, pres- Reed, Roland, Productions, Inc. ident; Lother Wolff, Louis deRochemont 650 No. Bronson, Hollywood, Calif.; Roland III, vice-presidents; Martin Maloney, treas. Reed, president. (Produces filmed series, (Produce features and commercials.) package programs.) Radiant Films Beulah (78); Rocky Jones, Space Ranger 358 W. 44th St., New York 36, N. Y., Judson (39); Waterfront (78); Meet the O'Brlens 2-3842; Lester Schoenfeld, president; 39); My Little Margie (126); Mystery Bernard Massa, mgr. in charge distribu- Theatre (57). tion. Reela Films, Inc. 150 public service films (French, 17 N. W. Third St., Miami 32, Fla.; Tel: FR British, Austrian). 4-2108. (Producers, motion picture lab. 16 & 35 mm.) Radio City Associates 580 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.; Clrcle Reemack Enterprises, Inc. 6-7189. Morton D. Catok, director of sales; 1270 Ave. of the Americas, New York 20, Eugene Aretsky, director of program- N. Y.; CIrcle 6-7300. Lou Goldberg, presi- ming, promotion; (Producers of live, re- dent. (Producers of live shows.) corded, and filmed programs.) Regal Television Pictures Corp. What's New; Surprise Party (live). 375 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza Table Tennis Champions; Sports Almanac. 3-6216. Arthur Kerman, president. (Fea- films and shorts.) Radio Features of America ture 37 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.; Judson Regent Pictures, Inc. 2-5130. Oliver W. Nicoll, executive direc- 509 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y. tor; Sandra Munsell, associate director. Robert Pik, president. (Producer -Distrib- (Program production, live and film pack- utor of feature films, shorts and car- age shows, commercials.) See Television toons.) and Radio Features of America. 13 features; 24 shorts. Radio and Television Packagers, Inc. Regis Films 9 East 40th St., New York, N. Y.; LExington 1037 N. Cole, Hollywood 28, Calif.; HO 5-5171. 2-1717. William Cayton, president; Fred Branch offices: 8 East 52nd St., N. Y. 22, Ladd, director. (Produces and distributes N. Y.; PLaza 5-4807; 360 North Michigan filmed series.) Ave., Chicago, Ill., MIchigan 2-1170. Shull Jungle (52); Combat (52); World's Bonsall, pres., treas.; Lee Orgel, v. p. (dis- Greatest Fighters-In Action (13). tributes TV films.) 526 Republic Television Features Rosamond Productions. Int. 64 last Lake St.. Chicago 1 Ill.; STate 6926 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.; 2-0460. Capico Kappa, president; Joseph WEbster 1-1757. David Chudnow, presi- Kays, vice-president. (Producers and dent; Rosamond Chudnow, vice-president. distributors of live and transcribed (Produce films for TV.) shows.) TV Fashion Flashes (26); Willie The Ross -Danzig Productions Wanderman (13); Job Opportunities (52); 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; Help Wanted Column of the Air (52). H011ywood 2-6464. Frank K. Danzig, Bart Ross, partners; Associates: Al Burton, Revue Productions. Inc. Gordon Hunt, Ric Eyrich, Margaret Cof- Revue Studios, Universal City, Calif.; STan- fey. (Packager of live & film shows.) ley. 7-1211. (Produces filmed series.) Beat The Genius (tape); Chopsticks Bachelor Father (39); Coronado 9 (39); (tape); Artie Shaw Show (tape); Danger Deputy, The (39); General Electric (23); Zone (film). Alfred Hitchcock Presents (39); Laramie (13); Leave It To Beaver (39); Mark- ham (39); Riverboat (13); Wagon Train (39); Rourke Jack, Productions Whispering (13); 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; Smith Johnny Midnight; HEmpstead 7178. Jack Rourke, president; Bringing Up Buddy; Thriller; Tales of Richard Wendelken, production manager; Wells Fargo; Tall Man; Shotgun Slade. Fred Fuld, Jr., treasurer. (Live programs Reynolds, Stuart, Productions and sporting events.) 195 Sp. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.; CRestview 4-7863. Stuart Reynolds, presi - Rouser, Danny, Studio dei t. (Packager and producer of TV 7022 Melrose Ave.. Hollywood 38, Calif.; fila) programs.) WEbster 6-2494. Danny Rouzer. president. 'father Is A Scoutmaster. (Produce films and make kinescopes.) Riviera Productions 6610 Selma Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.; S H011ywood 2-8585. Midwest represent- Samuels, Sans ati e: Robert Zens, 340 Westmoor Blvd., 1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza Br kfield, Wisconsin; SUnset 2-8815. 7-3834. Sam Samuels, owner. (Package Eas em representative: Pat Raneati. 566 shows-Variety Entertainers.) Bir h Drive, Cleveland 32, Ohio; REd- wo d 1-6076. F. W. Zens, executive Saperstein, Abe, TV Enterprises pro ucer; Bert Hunt, director of sales; 127 No. Dearborn Ave.; Chicago, IlL; DEar- A. . Stevenson, Jack Kelly, associate born 2-2427; Suite 7614, Empire State Bldg., pro ucers. (Produces filmed series, com- New York 1, N. Y.; LOngacre 3-4677; 8506 me cials.) Sunset Blvd., Hollywood. Calif.; CRest- unch and Trudy (6); Teletunes (15); view 4-2602. Abe Saperstein, president; Aq a -Lung Adventures (13). Samuel Rosen, vice-president in charge of production; Fay Saperstein, Walter Rocket Pictures, Inc. Kennedy, producers. (Distributes filmed 6108 anta Monica Blvd., Hollywood 38, series.) Ca f.; H011ywood 7-7131. J. Richard Wes- Kid Magic (13); Tic Toc Tales (13). ten, president; Don Bartelli, v. p. in chg. of rod.; Kay Shaffer, secy.-treas. (Pro - Saphier, James L. Agency, Inc. duc rs of films and programs.) 9538 Brighton Way, Beverly Hills, Calif.; CRestview 1-7231. James L. Saphier, presi- Rocket . Frederick K., Co. dent. (Production of live and filmed pro- 6063 unset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; grams.) HO ywood 4-3183. John J. Hennessey, exe producer. (Producers of commer- Bob Hope Show (live). cial and programs for TV.) Sarra Inc. Rockhil Productions 200 East 56th Street, New York, N. Y.; MUr- 18 E. 50 St.. New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 9-7979. rayhill 8-0085; Chicago, Ill., 16 East Ontario Janet Taylor, president. (Produce and Street; WHitehall 4-5151. Valentino Sarra, live and film shows.) pres.; Morris D. Behrend, vice-pres., gen. distribute mgr.; John Henderson, 3D, Television sis. mgr. (N. Y.); Marvin Bailey, television Rodney -Young Prod. prod. mgr. (Chicago); William Newton, (see Cavalier Productions, Inc.) mgr. (Chicago). (Production of television commercials-sound slide films-motion Rofhnari, Richard H. Associates pictures-photographic illustration in 675 West End Avenue, N. Y. 25, N. Y.; RI. black color.) 9-3647. Maurice Roffman, chairman of the and white and bd.; Richard H. Roffman, pres.; Sophie Speiser, Malvina Cohn, Herman Jaffe, Schafer, Kermit, Radio & Television Produc- =rwip Markham and Stuart Bart, vice tions presidents. Branch: 7755 Hollywood Blvd., Central Valley, New York; WAbash 8-6903. L. A., Calif.; Care: Alan Winston, west Kermit Schafer, president; Michael Louis, coast managing dir. (Producers and dis- general manager. (Produce and distribute tributors of shows also do Public Relations live and film programs.) and publicity and promotion for Etiows- also do casting for shows, etc.) Schubert Bernard L., Inc. 505 Park Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; MUr- Rogell productions,I Inc. ray Hill 8-0940. Bernard L. Schubert, pres., 224 N Canon Drive. Beverly Hills, Calif.; syndicated sales; Hardie Frieberg, vice- CRestview 1-0568. Albert S. Rogell, pro- president, gen. mgr. (Producer of ducer -director; Arlan W. Moore. sec- live and filmed programs for television; retary -treasurer. (Features, other films.) distributor of filmed programs).

i Rolab Studios Crossroads (78); Topper (78); TV Reader's Sandy Hook, Conn.; GArden 6-2466. Henry Digest 78); Mr. and Mrs. North (57); White Roger, owner -director; E. H. Roger, treas- Hunter (39); Your Musical Jamboree (26); urer. (Produces film shorts, features, Parole (39); Movie Quick Quiz (780); Diver commercials.) Dan (104). 527 Schwimmer, Walter, Inc. Screen -Televideo Productions, Inc. 75 E. Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, FRanklin 333 South Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, 2-4392; 527 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.; Calif.: CRestview 1-6131. Robert Lord, ex- ELdorado 5-4616. Walter Schwimmer, ecutive vice-president and producer; president; Arthur E. Pickens, Jr., vice- Jacques Braunstein, president and aud- president in charge of pgms.; Bernard itor. (Produce and distribute filmed pro- Crost, vice-president in charge of sales. grams, commercials.) John Rohrs, sls. mgr. (Produce and dis- tribute and package film programs.) Scripture Films (see Hack, Herman, Prod.) Championship Bowling (159): Cham- Scudder Boyd Films, Inc. pionship Bridge with Charles Goren (52). 45 West 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y. JUd- Science Pictures, Inc. son 2-5558. Scudder Boyd, president; 5 E. 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza Charles Mathewson, vice-president sales; 1-1710; branch office: 4000 Massachusetts Henry Newman, vice-president operations. Ave., Washington 16, D. C.; EMerson (Producers of industrial and TV commer- 3-4041. Francis Thayer, president; Carroll cial films.) Bagley, vice-president of sales; John Thayer, vice-president of sales service. Seaver -Leftwich, Inc. (Producers of film commercials.) 16 E. 40th St., New York 16, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 4-1705. Frank A. Seaver, president; Screen Gems, Inc. Alexander Leftwich, treasurer; J. Gerson 711 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y.: PL 1- Shaff, secretary. (Produce films, commer- 4432; 1334 North Beachwood Drive, Holly- cials.) wood 28, Calif. H011ywood 2-2311; 230 N. Semaphore Film Corporation Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill., FRanklyn (Capitol Productions) (Motion Pixies) 2-3696; 709 Fox Theater Bldg., Detroit, 1586 Cross Roads of the World, Hollywood Michigan, WOodward 1-3979; 2230 B. Lind - 28, Calif.; H011ywood 4-8179-0. Robert C. mont Circle NE, Atlanta, Ga.; TRinity 5- Bennett, president, general manager; Al- 1807; 1502 Latexo Drive, Houston, Texas, bert Kelley, vice-president In charge of JAckson 9-5257; 102-108 Peter Street, To- production; Elliot W. M. Bennett, sales ronto, Ontario, Canada, EMpire 3-4096; manager. (Feature films, playlets and se- 142-150 Wardour Street, London WI, Eng- rials, commercials, packaging.) land, Gerard 4321; Mexico: AV. Cuauhte- moc #60 50 Piso, Mexico 7, D. F., Mexico, Sharpe -Lewis Productions MExico City 1-1154. 832 North Lillian Way, Los Angeles 38, New York Office: Ralph M. Cohn, president; Calif.; H011ywood 9-5981. (Producers of John H. Mitchell, vice-president, chg. sls.; filmed programs.) Burton Hanft, vice-president ch. business Wire Service (39); DuPont Theater affairs; Jerome Hyams, vice-president chg. (39); Meet McGraw (45); Peter Gunn (38); syndication, Daniel Glass, legal; Milton (34); Man With A Camera Klein, comptroller, Norman Louveau, gen. Yancy Derringer mgr. of station operations; Norman Gluck, (15). dir. of corporate operations; Herbert Ber- Shelle Productions, Inc. ger, dir. of business affairs; Benedict 1334 Beachwood Avenue, Hollywood 28, Berenberg, Eastern prod.; Henry White, California. H011ywood 2-3111. Herbert B. program procurement; Steve Krantz, Leonard, president; Willetta Leonard, Eastern program development; Pierre vice-president; Harold Berkowitz, sec.; Marquis, advertising -sales planning; Gene Ralph Kale, treas. (The making and dis- Plotnik, publicity; Edward Justin, mer- tribution of hour television series.) chandising. Sales: Robert Seidelman, dir. (1 hr. series). syndicated sales; Paul Jones, Carroll Bag- Naked City ley, Henry White, George Hankoff, na- Shellrick Corp. tional sales executives; Ben Colman, east- 6 West 57th St., New York 19. N. Y.; JUdson ern area mgr.; Stanley Dudelson, central 6-7715. Sid Caesar, president and treas- area mgr.; William Young, North-Central urer; Florence Caesar, vice-president; area mgr.; Richard Dinsmore, Western Richard Wincor, vice-president; Effie S. Area Mgr.; Don Bryan, Southern Area Cunnings, secretary and ass't. treasurer. Mgr.; Frank Parton, Southwestern Area (Producers.) mgr. International: William Fineshriber, Jr., Dir. Int'1. operations. Showcase Productions, Inc. Hollywood: Production, 1334 North Beach- Hal Roach Studios, Culver City, Calif.: wood Drive, Hollywood, California. Irving VErmont 8-2185. Hal Roach. Jr., president: Briskin, exec. in chg. prod.; Harry Acker- Carroll Case, vice-president, producer: E. man, vice-president prod.; Fred Briskin, H. Goldstein, treasurer. (Producer of film prod. exec.; William Sackheim, prog. de- series. ) velop.; Tom Gries, dir. synd. prog. prod.; Show Corporation of America Wallace MacDonald, dir. synd. prog. 120 East 56th Street, New York 22, N. Y.: develop.; Jerry Hoffman, publicity. PLaza 9-6840. C. Robert Manby, president; National TV Series: Father Knows Best, Fred Schneier, vice-president. (Distribu- Undercover Man, Man From Blackhawk, tor of film shorts and feature films.) Dennis the Menace, Quick Draw McGraw, Seventeen feature films (17); Showcase Huckleberry Hound, Circus Boy, Adven- Movies (18); New tures of Rin Tin Tin, Jefferson Drum, Package (18); Mid -'50 Alcoa -Goodyear, Naked City, Donna Reed, Million Dollar Movies (12). Ruff'N Reddy. Signet TV Syndicated TV Series: Rescue 8 (78): 200 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.; JUd- Seven League Boots (39); Behind Closed son 2-3636. Subsidiary of Medallion Pic- Doors (26); Manhunt (39); Burns & Allen tures Corp., B. R. Schrift, president; Nat (239); Casey Jones (32); Ranch Party (39); Gassman, vice-president; Daniel Mc- All Star Theatre (156); Showcase 39; Donald, treasurer. Celebrity Playhouse (39); Damon Runyon 35 Features Filings; Action Shorts. Theater (39); Top Plays (44); Jungle Jim (26); 77th Bengal Lancers (26); Jet Jackson Simmel-Merservey TV Productions (39); The Patti Page Show (78); Big Play- 10890 Massachusetts Ave.; L. A. 24, Calif.; back (52); Crusade In Europe (26); Feature GR. 9-1152. Louis C. Simmel, presi- Films (936); 118 Three Stooges 53 Serials; dent. (Producers and distributors of 300 Comedies & Short Subjects; 52 Adven- filmed series.) tures of Pow Wow; 334 Cartoons; 2 -Reel Yesterday's World Today (13); Isles of Comedies (162). Mystery (5); Ghost Towns (13). 528 Simon, Al, Productions Spaeth Sigmund 1040 No. Las Palmas Ave., Hollywood 38, 400 É. 58th St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza Calif.; H011ywood 4-2121. Al Simon, owner. 8-0879. Sigmund Spaeth, president, gen- (Film producer, commercials.) eral manager; Mrs. H. Richel, secretary, treasurer. (Live and film programs deal- Sixteen Screen Service Co. ing with music of all kinds, packages.) 6710 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.; WEbster 9-1491. Homer O'Donnell, owner. Music for Everybody (13) (Film producer.) Specialty Television Films, Inc. 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; LOng- Skibo Productions, Inc. acre 4-5592. Jules B. Weill, president; 165 W. 46 St., New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza 7- Monty Raphaelson, sales manager. 2265. Patrick E. Shanahan, president and treasurer; George Blake, secretary. (Dis- 15 features. tribute various types of films.) Sportlite, Inc. 70 shorts. 20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago 6, Ill.; CEntral Skinner, Charles E. Productions 6-8955. Alfred D. LeVine, owner; Mary 1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; Circle Carroll, comptroller. (Producer and dis- 6-6915. West Coast Office: 1160 North tributor of sports films series.) Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, Cal. Adventure Out of Doors (26); The Bud Charles E. Skinner, executive producer - Wilkinson Show (39); Let's Go Golfing director; Raymond J. Rand, associate & (13); The Travelbug (13); Big 10 Football general manager; Nelson Gidding, super- Filmcasts, Producer 1960 Big 10 Football vising script editor. (Producers of filmed Nat'l. distr. (13); Famous Fights (52) series, commercials.) Greatest Sports Thrills (regional) (130) Yukon (52). Treasures in Faith (45); Western Football Sergeant Preston of the Highlights (52); Now I'll Tell One (52); Sleeping Giant Films, Inc. Gridiron Calvalcade (13) (midwest), Box- 555 Asylum St., Hartford, Conn.; JAckson ing from Rainbo (26). 5-2611. New Haven phone: CH 8-3236. David K. Harris, president; Anthony Sports TV, Inc. Gua- 1161 N. Highland, Hollywood 38. Calif.; rino, Jr., vice-president-treas. (Producers Vito Guarino, president; John B. Brod- of film for TV and education.) head, vice-president and gen. mgr.; Len Slesinger, Stephen, Inc. Corbosiero, vice-president and treas.; 247 Park Ave., New York 17. N. Y.; ELdorado Jerome T. Stewart, secy. (Produces, dis- 5-2544. Hugh Sears, president. (Produce tributes sports series.) films.) All American Game of the Week; Big Ten Football Hilites (13); Olympic Hilites; Smith, Fletcher, Studios, Inc. Pacific Coast Conference Football Hilites Main Office: 1000 S. Federal, Ft. Lauderdale, (13); Gridiron Cavalcade. Fla.; JAckson 2-6774; Branch office: 319 East 44th St., New York 17, N. Y.; MUr- Spotlite News, Inc. ray Hill 5-9010. Fletcher Smith, president; 607 North La Brea Avenue, Los Angeles 36, Arthur Jack Davis, vice-president; Fran- California, WEbster 8-2191; 550 Fifth ces Burns, secretary -treasurer. (Producer Ave.; New York 36, N. Y.; CIrcle 5-0770. of commercials & industrial films; Tele- Marcia J. Walker, president; Joseph J. La vision Shows.) Barbara, vice-president; Ben Greenberg, vice-president in New York br. (Newsfilm Smith, Warren R., Inc. service for commercial clients.) Affiliated 210 Semple St., Pittsburgh (13) Pa.; EX with Allend'or Productions Incorporated. 1-4410. Warren R. Smith, president; J. K. Walker, treasurer. (Produces and distrib- Square Deal Pictures Company utes film series, live and animated com- 201 West Park, San Antonio, Texas, CApitol mercials.) 4-7188. Donn Marvin, general manager. Abbie Neal and her Ranch Girls (13); (Produce and distribute filmed programs.) What's the Good Word (26). Joseph Stage Five Productions Sonnenreich, I. 1040 No. Las Palmas Ave., Hollywood 38, 205 W. 89 St., New York 24, N. Y.; SUs- Calif.; H011ywood 9-9011. Ozzie Nelson. quehanna 7-1797. Joseph I. Sonnenreich, producer, director; Leo Pepin, assistant owner. (Live and film programs.) producer. (Produces filmed series.) Sonney Amusement Enterprises, Inc. Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet (se- 1664 Cordova St., Los Angeles 7, Calif.; ries). REpublic 1-7236. Daniel Sonney, presi- dent; Edward Sonney, vice-president. Standard Television Corp. (Producers, distributors of domestic and 6040 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; foreign films.) HO. 4-3414. Representative: 141 E. 55th St., N. Y. 22; PL 5-5266. Arthur Alexander, Sound Masters, Inc. Hollywood; Larry Stern, N. Y. (Film dis- 165 W. 46th St.,New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza tributor.) 7-6600. W. Fench Githens, chairman of the board; Francis Carter Wood, Jr., presi- Pan American Showtime (13); 22 fea- dent; M. L. Price, secretary; Stella Been- tures. ders, treasurer. (Producers of commer- cials.) Stanley -Marshall. Inc. 1454 Peerless Place, Los Angeles 35, Calif.; Soundac Productions, Inc. CRestview 4-5279. Stanley Marshall, pro- 2133 N.W. 11th Ave., Miami 37, Fla.; FRank- ducer. (Distributor of film series.) lin 4-2655; Robert D. Buchanan, president; This Is Hawaii (26); Dr. Jeykill and Mr. Robert G. Biddlecom, technical director; Hyde (10 min. short); Arabellas Tall Tales Clarence M. Schleh, Jr., production man- (1/2 hour short); Adventures of the Texas ager. (Produces film series, animated com- Kid (1 hr. mercials.) western). Col. Bleep (100); Watch the Birdie (360). Star Entertainment Corporation 211 W. 53 St., New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson Sovereign Productions, Inc. (see Reynolds, 2-0770. Max Wolff, president; film pack- Stuart Productions) ages and TV variety talent. 529 Starflight Corporation Sturm Studios, Inc. 120 South Mapleton Drive, L. A. 24, Calif.; 49 West 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y.; CRestview 1-2141. Charles Wick, gen. JUdson 6-1650. William A. Strum, pres., partner. (Packagers of television series stop motion dir.; Orestes Calpini, secre- and motion pictures.) tary, creative dir.; Don McCormick, vice-president dir. of studio operations; The Frances Langford Show. Nicholas D. Newton, vice-president sales; Stark, Wilbur -Jerry Layton, Inc. Kenneth Walker, animation dir.; Jacques 6 E. 45 St., New York, N. Y. Wilbur Stark, Dufour, head designer. Jerry Layton, owners. (Package pro- Sun Dial Films, Inc. ducers.) 43rd St. at United Nations Plaza, New York Modern Romances (live); Col. Humph- 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 6-2046-7. Samuel A. rey Flack (film); Rocky King, Detective Datlowe, president. (Produces commer- (live); Ladies' Choice (live); True Story cials.) (live). Surinam International Enterprises Station Distributors, Inc. 140 West 42nd Street, New York 36, N. Y.; 1454 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; Wiscon- Wlsconsin 7-1220-1-2; foreign branch sin 7-2055. Milton Gettinger, president. office: Surinam International Enterprises. (Distribute filmed series.) Dr. Nassielaan 5, Paramaribo, Surinam, Call the Play (52). S. A., Tel.: 5102. Fred Tjong, pres.-gen. mgr.; Larry Chan, distr. mgr.; Mrs. M. Stempel, Frank, Agency Tjong-Tjin-Joe, foreign branch mgr. -rep. 9034 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif. (Producer -Distributor, theatrical, non - Frank Stempel, owner. (Live & film theatricals, industrial, educational, tele- shows.) vision and foreign producer's representa- tions. 35mm and 16mm.) Stephens, William, Company 6666 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 46, Sutherland, John, Productions, Inc. Calif.; William Stephens production su- 201 No. Occidental Blvd., Los Angeles 26, pervisor. (Producer of film series.) Calif.; DUnkirk 8-5121; 136 E. 55th St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 5-1875. John Sterling Television Co., Inc. Sutherland, president and general man- 6 East 39th Street, New York 16, N. Y.; MU. ager; Charles Bordwell, vice-president. 3-6300. Branch offices: 1680 North Vine St., (Producer of commercials.) Hollywood, Calif.; 100 West Monroe St., Chicago, Ill. Saul J. Turell pres.; Bernice Swift -Chaplin Productions, Inc. Coe, vice-pres.; Nat Liebeskind, gen. mgr. 1136 North Highland Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.; H011ywood 2-0761. Charles F. Chap- Abbott & Costello (52); Capt'n Sailor lin, president; Howard Swift, vice-presi- Bird Cartoons (190); Silents Please (26); dent. (Producer of commercials.) Chatter's World (150); Time Out for Sports (26); The Big Moment (150); Adventure Syndicated Films Theatre (65); Crusade in the Pacific (26); 1022 Forbes St., Pittsburgh 19, Pa.; EXpress Bowling Stars (52); I'm The Law (26); 1-1355. H. John Kemerer, mgr. (Distributes ballets de France (26); Vienna Phil- filmed series.) (13). harmonic 67 Melody Lane (13); Outdoors with Stockdale and Company Harris Breth (13); Sportsman's Club (78). 200 East First South, Salt Lake City, Utah; T ELgin 5-5511. C. L. Stockdale, owner. (Produces commercials.) T -bar -V Productions, Inc. 5208 Kelvin Ave., Woodland Hills. Calif.; Stoessel, Fredric, Inc. Dlamond 7-3062. Donna Fargo, president; 119 West 57th St., New York, New York; JU Lois Landon, vice-president; Ned Daven- 2-6978. Fredric Stoessel, president; J. C. port, camera director; Gail Davenport, Sebastian, sales manager; S. R. Warren, script editor. (Live and film western and Gen. Consul. (Producer & distributor half outdoor packages.) hour TV film series for children: anima- Rodeo Revue (live or film); Tom -Tom tion.) Tales (series); Trader Lee (live); T -bar -V Mr. Krackerjacket (series) Stories (film); The Winner's Circle (live); Caldwell's Corner (live). Storyboard, Inc. 10 W. 74th St., New York 23, N. Y.; TRa- T.C.A. falger 3-7207. John Hubley, president. 3045 Ventura Blvd., Studio City, Calif.; (Producers of film commercials and ani- CRestview 6-4345. Pat Costello, president. mated spots.) (Produces filmed series.) Abbott and Costello (52). Strausberg, Jack, Productions 919 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, Ill.; TV Attractions WHitehall 4-3941; CEntral 6-4624. Jack 565 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; OX Strausberg, president. (Produces, distrib- 7-6077 Milton H. Blackstone, director. utes film series; produces commercials.) (Live and film packages, talent and pro- Now I'll Tell One (52). motion consultants.) TV Guild Productions, Inc. Streech, Wilbur, Productions Inc. (Carthay Sound Stage) 135 W. 52nd St., New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson 5907 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles 35, Calif.; 2-3816. Wilbur J. Streech, president; S. WEbster 8-2101. Jack Miles, president. John Hazard, assoc. producer; Michael (Film commercials and programs.) Kraft, v.p., sls. (Produce commercials and industrial films.) TV and Motion Picture Prod., Inc. 117 E. Main St., Richmond, Va.; Mllton Strickland Films, Inc. 3-4444. John C. Wood, president; (Pro- 220 Pharr Road, N.E., Atlanta, Ga.; CEdar ducers of film commercials.) 3-5317. C. L. Strickland, president. (Dis- TV Spots, Inc. tributors of filmed series, producers of 1037 N. Cole Ave., Hollywood 38, Calif.; commercials.) Hollywood 5-5171. Shull Bonsall, presi- Smokey Mountain Jamboree (13). dent; Bob R. Ganon, vice-president 530 & general manager; Sam Nicholson, vice- Telefilm Enterprises president & creative director. (Animated 120 South Mapleton Dr., L. A. 24, Calif.; live action commercials, industrials & CRestview 1-2141. Charles Wick, general entertainment films.) partner. (Distributor of film series.) TV Unlimited, Inc. Fabian of Scotland Yard (39). 17 East 45th Street, New York 17, N. Y.; Tele Features, Inc. OXford 7-0725. Herbert Rosen president. 15 West 44th Street, New York 36, N. Y.; (Producer of films, package shows.) Yukon 6-4979. Albert Odeal, pres.; Harry Pertka, exec. vice-pres. (Distributor of T -V Visuals, Inc. filmed comedies, color cartoons, half-hour 20 N. Wacker Drive, Chicago 6, Illinois. series; CEntral 6-8955. Alfred D. LeVine, pres.; distr. and prod. of animated color Robert Eirinberg, secy. (Producers and cartoons. distributors of film series & TV com- Comedy Carnival (350); Courageous Cat mercials.) (130); Pow Wow (52); Magicat Theatre (52); Nickelodeon Theatre (26); Over 100 full Paradox; Hormel Girls, The; Boxing length features (Distr. for Eastern U.S. From Rainbo; All American Wrestling. only). Talent Associates Ltd. Telefilm Inc. 41 E. 50th Street, New York 22, N. Y., 6039 Hollywood Blvd.. Hollywood 28. Ca11f.; PLaza 3-1030. Alfred Levy, president; Da- H011ywood 9-7205. J. A. Thomas, presi- vid Susskind, executive vice-president; dent; J. B. Pinkham, exec. v.p.; Peter Robert Costello, vice-president. (Produce andini, secretary -treasurer. (Com- live TV packages.) plete 16mm motion picture technical serv- Armstrong Circle Theatre Tantamount Pictures, Inc. Telemated Motion Pictures 108 N. Jefferson Street, Richmond, Va., 415 Lexington Ave., N. Y. 17, N. Y.; YUkon Phone: 2-5841. Donald T. Martin, presi- 6-3655. dent and treas.; A. C. Traynham, secy. Saul Taffet, producer -director. (Produce commercials, sports and docu- (Producer of film commercials, industrial mentaries.) films, sales promotion films.) Tape -Films, Inc. Telemount Pictures, Inc. Route 3 at 8th Street, Secaucus, N. J.; P. O. Box 1106, Santa Monica, Calif. Henry UNion 4-0711. Kenneth S. Cofod, presi- B. Donovan, president and producer. (Pro- dent; Roy C. Lindau, assist. to president; ducers of Cowboy G -Men film series.) Joseph Trentin, traffic manager. (Ad- 39 Westerns; 13 shorts. vertising agency film services; editing, print procurement, distribution and con- Telenews trolled storage of TV filmed commercials (Produced by Hearst Metrotone News, Inc.) and programs.) Sales Offices: 235 East 45th Street, New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 2-5600. Robert TeeVee Company, The H. Reid, gen. sls. mgr.; Saul Reiss, natl. 11950 San Vicente Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif.; TV sls.; New York Production Offices: GRanite 7-6761. Gifford Phillips, president; 450 West 56th Street, New York 19, N. Y.; Ludlow Flower, Jr., vice-president and PLaza 7-4120. C. B. Stratton, exec. vice general manager. (Producer of filmed se- pres.; Marshall B. Davidson, exec. news ries.) editor. (Distributes daily, weekly news Teitel Television Films and sports films.) 410 So. Michigan Ave., Chicago 5, Ill.; HAr- Telenews Daily, Telenews Weekly, rison 7-3025. Charles Teitel, president. Telenews This Week in Sports (continuous (Distributors of feature films, shorts.) series); news and sports features. 20 feature films; 52 shorts. Telenews Productions, Inc. Tel Ra Productions 630 Ninth Ave., New York 36. N. Y.; JUdson 1518 Walnut Street, Philadelphia 2, Pa.; 6-2450. Herbert Scheftel, president; Alfred KIngsley 6-4140. W. Wallace, pres., Bosh G. Burger, executive vice-president; Pritchard, vice-president in charge of Charles N. Burris, general manager. sales. (Producer and distributor of film (Producers of programs, film commer- shows and commercials.) cials.) Sports Spotlight (series); Telesports Di- Adventures in Sport (26). gest (52); Touchdown (13). Telepak Tele -America, Inc. (Robert Longenecker Agency) 364 No. Camden Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.; 8438 Melrose Pl., Los Angeles 46, Calif.; CRestview 4-5381. Thor L. Brooks, presi- OLive 3-3770. C. Robert Longenecker, dent; Howard Taylor, vice-president. president. (Film series. commercials. live shows. Talent representative for actors - (Producer of live and filmed shows and actresses for motion pictures and tele- commercials.) vision. Also specializing in top commercial Telecast Films, Inc. announcers, MC's and women announcers.) 87-28 57th Avenue, Elmwood Theatre Bldg., Elmhurst 73, L. I., N. Y., ILlinois 8-4617. Telescene Film Productions Co. W. K. Hedwig, president. (Feature films 287 10th Ave., New York 1, N. Y.; CHicker- and shorts.) ing 4-0122. Robert D. Tobias, sales man- ager. (Producers and distributors of 31 features; 141 shorts & serials. filmed series.) Telecine Film Studios, Inc. Animal and Real -Life Cartoons (156). 100 So. Northwest Highway, Park Ridge, Ill.; TA 3-1418. Byron L. Friend, president; Television Adventure Films Corp. (TAFCO) Henry Ball, facilities manager; June A. General Service Studio, 1040 No. Las Palmas, Friend, secretary -treasurer. (Producers Hollywood 38, Calif.; HO 7-3111. Julian of filmed series, commercials.) Lesser, president; Jack Douglas vice Zoo Parade; Home Show; This Is the president. (Producer of filmed series.) Midwest (series). I Search for Adventure (52).

531 Television Broadcasting Service, Inc. Telorama Productions, Inc. 91 Central Park West, New York 23, N. Y.; 255 Roswell Ave., Long Beach 3, Calif. GR. TRafalgar 7-2372. Branch offices: Studio: 8-8523. Richard D. Pearsall, president. (Re- 735 Bergan Blvd., Ridgefield, N. J.; Mr. ligious and educational films.) Jack Averill, area salesman, Green Gables, Resort, Hensonville, N. Y.; Mr. Tempe-Toons Productions, Inc. Rodney B. Hersey, district sls. mgr., 1444 2201 Hollywood Way, Burbank, Calif.; VIc- Bewick Avenue, Detroit, Michigan; West toria 9-2313; 521 5th Ave., New York 17, Coast: Mrs. Lillian H. Lincoln rep., 100 N. Y.; MUrray Hill 7-0790. Leo A. Mins- North Irving Blvd., L. A. 4, Calif. Wil- koff, president; Sam Singer, dir. (Produce liam R. Riddle, pres., owner; Edith L. animated cartoons and commercials.) Riddle, vice-pres. secy.; Captain William K. Riddle, U.S.N. Ret'd treas. Terr, Michael, Inc. This Is Catskill Calling (series) (5); 1272 N. Crescent Heights, Hollywood 46, Package Show Series (Sponsors desired); Calif.; OLdfield 4-7506. John Reinhardt, Mainliners of America Series; The Sea- director; Michael Terr, producer. (Film board Airline Story (28); The Keystone programs and commercials.) Train Story (7); Super Hi -Ways of Wildcat Rider (26); Dancing Age (13). America series; The New York Thruway (40); The Pennsylvania Turnpike (38); The Theatre Guild, The Ohio Turnpike (7-9); Fish Killers (90 min. Television Department, 27 W. 53rd St., New film show); Abe Lincoln (His words and York 19, N. Y.; COlumbus 5-6170. Theresa Deeds) (30); Cavern Brand Mushrooms (1 Helburn, Lawrence Langer, Armina Mar- min. spot); North American Cement (4 shall, executive directors; H. William min. spot); The Bravian Manor Resort (4 Fitelson, managing director television min. spot). dep't. (Live programs.) Television Clearing House U. S. Steel Hour (live). 7162 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 46, Calif.; WEbster 5-7079. S. Samuel Liggett, owner; Theatrical & Video Corp. George Janes, manager. (Complete physi- 15 East 48th Street, New York, N. Y.; PLaza cal handling of films for TV.) 3-3432. Don Getz, president; Murray M. Kaplan, vice president in charge of sales; Television Exploitation Lydia Parker, assistant secretary. 1407 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.; BRyant 26 color feature films. 9-6332. Robert S. Gettinger, president. (Distributes feature films.) Theodore Productions, Inc. 21 features. 730 Fifth Ave., New York 19, N. Y.; Judson 6-4312. Rex Marshall, president; George Television Features of America F. Foley, vice-president; Patricia L. Per- 37 W. 46th Street, New York 36, N. Y.; JUd- kins, secretary. son 2-5130. Oliver W. Nicoll, executive di- (Producers of film com- rector; Sandra Munsell, associate director. mercials, documentaries.) (Program production, live and film pack- Thompson -Koch Co., Inc., The age shows, commercials.) See Radio Fea- 1450 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.; LAck- tures of America. awanna 4-6400. Robert W. Hall, TV di- Television Graphics, Inc. rector. 369 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y. Inspector Mark Saber Mystery Theatre MUrray Hill 6-5255. Bernard Rubin, presi- (57); The Pendulum (65); Uncovered (145). dent. (Producer of film commercials.) Toddy Pictures Co. Television Industries, Inc. 148 445 Park Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. PLaza Walton St., Atlanta 1, Ga. Murray 1-6800. Matthew Fox, president; H. 8-3117. Ted Toddy, president; James L. Erwin Roberts, general sales manager; C. Small, Ezzes, vice -president -sales manager. production; Tommy Simpson. head book- Television International Co. er. (Distributor of films.) 25 W. 45th St.. New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza 27 features; 15 short subjects; 15 musi- 70100. Paul N. Robins, owner. cal shorts. Television Library, Inc. 3 East 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza Toreto Enterprises Inc. 3-4840. C. F. Vetter Jr., president. (Dis- 9885 Charleville Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.; tributes feature films.) CRestview 4-6023. Robert F. Shewalter, Household Hints (65); Heedless Henry treas. (Produce filmed shows, com- (65); 6 feature films. mercials.) Loretta Young Television and Radio Features of America Show (network series). 37 W 46th St.. New York 36. N. Y.; JUdson 2-5130. Oliver W. Nicoll, executive direc- Tower Productions tor: Sandra Munsell, associate director. 11541 Landale St., No. Hollywood, Calif (Program production, live and film pack- Helen L. Moser, owner. (Live programs.) age shows. commercials.) See Radio Fea- Space Patrol (live, plus 300 half hour tures of America. and 200 15 minute kinescopes). Television Screen Productions, Inc. 17 E. 45th St., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Trans Artists Productons, Inc. Hill 2-8877. Charles J. Basch Jr., presi- Exec. office: 743 Fifth Avenue, New York 22, dent; Frances Scott. vice-president, secre- N. Y.; PLaza 1-4352. Studio: 731 N. La Brea, tary. (Produce and distribute live and film L. A., Calif., WEbster 1-1639. Gerald J. commercials and programs.) Rappoport, chairman of the bd.; Samuel Singer, pres.; Louis Himelstein, secy.- Jim and Judy in Teleland (52); Oriental treas.; Theodore Propp, Reuben Timmins, Varieties (15); Adventures in Time Space. directors. (Animation service, package Telic, Inc. film shows; animation studio, sound studio, 630 Ninth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.; JUd- music & effect library; 35 & 16mm cam- son 2-3480. Elwood Siegel, president and eras, inking & painting staff.) executive producer; Edward Boughton, vice president-production. (Producer Trans-Continental -Films, Inc. sponsored industrial, information and 723 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.; public relations films, short subjects, TV PLaza 7-6844. J. A. Cordero, pres. (Im- commercials.) porters, exporters & distributors.) 532 T ra n sf i l m -Caravel Incorporated troller; Gaston Glass, prod. mgr. (Pro- Exec. offices: 35 West 45th Street, N. Y. 36, duces filmed series.) N. Y.; JUdson 2-1400. Studios: 20 West End Adventures in Paradise; Hong Kong; Avenue, N. Y. 23, N. Y.; Circle 7-6107. The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis; Five William Miesegaes, pres.; Michael A. Fingers; My Friend Flicka; Broken Arrow Palma, exec. vice-pres.; David I. Pincus, How to Marry (52); senior vice-pres.; LeRoy Wardwell, secy.- Mán; Without A treas.; James L. Wolcott, vice-pres., sis. ñ 52jionaire coordination; Calhoun C. McKean, vice- u pres., motion picture prod.; Joseph F. Kil- martin, vice-pres., bus program services; UPA Pictures, Inc. Andrew L. Gold, vice-pres., goy. services; 4440 Lakeside Drive, Burbank, Calif.; THorn- William Burnham, Gordon Crowe, Pud wall 2-7171; Henry G. Saperstein, presi- Lane, vice-pres.-asst. exec.; Thelma L. dent. Allen, Peter A. Griffith, acct. exec. & TV prod.; Chris Herfel, Robert Melahn, exec. Ullman, George. Agency prod.; James Rose, prod. -dir.; John Ercole, 8979 Sunset Blvd.,Los Angeles 46, Calif.; dir. of photo.; Albert Boyars, public rela- CRestview 4-5238. George Ullman, presi- tions dir. dent; Jack Easton, vice-president. (Live and film shows and commercials.) Affiliate-Transfilm-Wylde Animation 20 West End Avenue, N. Y. 23, N. Y.; Clrcle Ullman Richard H., Inc. 7-6107. Robert B. Bean, Fred Levinson, 295 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, N. Y.; CLeve- prod. -creative dir.; Joseph C. Bernstein, land 2066. Richard H. Ullman, president; prod.; Jack S. Semple, prod. mgr.; Ed See - Marvin A. Kempner, executive vice-presi- ma# animation dir.; Marvin Friedman, dent. (Distributors of filmed and live pro- designer; Hal Silvermintz, art dir., TV.; grams.) Frank Furio, art dir., industrial. Colonel Bleep Cartoons (100); Watch the Birdie (365); Animated Weather Forecasts Trans -Lux Television Corporation (225); General Ad-I-Mation (264). 625 Madison Avenue, N. Y. 22, N. Y.: PLaza 1-3110. Film Service Dept., 47 W. 56th St., Unifilms, Inc. N. Y. 19; Richard Brandt, pres.; Richard 6 E. 46th St., New York 17, N. Y.; YUkon Carlton, vice-pres. in chg. of sls.; Leo 6-5720. Charles E. Gallagher, president; Brody, eastern div. mgr.; Robert L. iller, Robert Stringer, vice-president; John asst to vice-pres. Branch offices: 520 No. Reed King, vice-president. (Educational Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, Ill., SUperior ande) public service films for sustaining 7-3995, Arthur L. Manheimer, midwest div. mg ii.; 6253 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011ywood 2-6903, Murray Oken, Four Productions, Inc. western div. mgr. 141 E. 55th St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza s Encyclopaedia Britannica Films (over 3-1203. Worthington Miner, president; 750); Feature films (6); Felix the Cat (260); Franklin Schaffner, George Roy Hill, Anial Parade (39); American Civil War Fielder Cook, executive vice-presidents; (13), Willy McBean and His Magic Ma- Jerome Gellman, vice-president and sec- chine (260). retary -treasurer. (Produce live shows.) Transvideo Corporation of America United Artists Associated, Inc. 2 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson 247 Park Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.; 2-1280-1. Theodore A. Parisi, resident; MUrray Hill 7-7800. Arthur B. Krim, pres.; George Luttinger, secretary; Marie R. Henry J. Zittau, vice-pres., & treas.; Fred- Passannante, treasurer. (Musical films.) erick Hyman, vice-pres. & secy.; W. Ro- bert Rich, vice-pres. & gen. sis. mgr.; Trans -Video Productions Limited Donald Klauber, station & nat'l sls. mgr.; 310 Lakeshore Road, Toronto 14, Ont. CLif- Norman B. Katz, foreign sis. mgr.; Jay H. ford 1-5211. Peter Wright, Q.C., chairman Smolin, dir. of adv. Branch offices: Lloyd of the bd.; Joseph B. Dunkelman, presi- Krause, eastern div. sls. mgr., N. Y.; John dentt; Robert Maxwell, exec. vice -presi- McCormick, midwest div. sis. mgr., 75 E. den ; William Hamilton, gen. mgr. and Wacker Dr., Chicago, Ill., DEarborn 2-2030; comptroller; James W. Annett, secretary - Dave Hunt, southwest iv. sis. mgr., 1511 treasurer. Bryan Street, Dallas, Texas, Rlverside 7-8553; Norman (Buck) Long, western div. Trans -World Films, Inc. sls. mgr., 400 S. Beverly Dr., L. A., Calif., 53 W. Jackson Blvd.; Chicago 4, Ill.; WA - CRestview 6-5886. bash 2-1530. E. T. Myers, president; R. H. Larsen, E. H. Mann, vice-presidents. United Artists Television, Inc. (Proqduce films; distribute foreign fea- 729 Seventh Ave., New York 19, N. Y.; Cir- cle 5-6000. Herbert L. Golden, president; tures.) Bruce Eells, executive vice-president. Tressel Studio (Production, financing and distribution 7905 S. Burnham Ave., Chicago 17, Illinois. agreements with production units as fol- lows: Tales of The Vikings, 39 filmed half- George Tressel, mgr. hours (Brynaprod Productions); Dennis Twentieth Century -Fox Television, Inc. (Sub- O'Keefe Show, 39 filmed half-hours (Cy- sidiary of Twentieth Century Fox Film press Productions); The Troubleshooters, Corp.) 39 filmed half-hours (Meridian Produc- 10201 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles 35, Calif.; tions); Hudson's Boy (Northstar Pictures CR. 6-2211; and 1417 No. Western Avenue, Ltd.); Miami Undercover (Schenck-Kock Hollywood 27, Calif.; HO. 2-6231. Spyros Productions); 39 filmed half-hours); Fea- P. Skouras, chairman of the bd.; W. C. tures handled through U.A.A., 345 Madison Michael, vice chairman of the bd.; Peter Ave.; 163 Feature Films (The Top 39; 52 G. Levathes, pres.; Joseph H. Moskowitz, Award Group; Lucky 7; and U.A. 65.) Lew Schreiber, Irving Asher, vice presi- dent; Maurice R. Morton, vice pres., TV United Film and Recording Studios Inc. bus. affairs; Donald A. Henderson, treas.; 301 E. Erie St. Chicago 11, Ill.; SUperior Norman B. Steinberg, secy.; J. B. Codd, 7-9114. William L. Klein president & exec- F. T. Kelly, asst. treasurers; Frank H. utive producer; Frank Green, general Ferguson, J. H. Lang, William Werner, mgr.; Elliot Schick, executive dir.; John asst. secretaries; Morris L. Breggin, asst. Bruun, Creative dir.; Larry Wellington, comptroller; Don Bohnhorst, studio comp- Creative Musical dir.; Marilyn L. Friedel, 533 Nat'l dir., public relations. (Creators and Van, Wally Productions producers of filmed shows, spot an- 42 W. 35th St., New York, N. Y.; Wisconsin nouncements & musical jingles for TV.) 7-0200. Wally Van, president. (Film pro- Adventures of Capt. Hartz (13); Prof. ducer.) Pet (26); Amy Vanderbilt (78); Herald of Truth (39); Joe Emerson Show (13); It's Variety Enterprises Inc. Baby Time (54); Rev. Preston Bradley 1334 N. Beachwood St., Hollywood 28, Calif.; Series. H011ywood 2-3111. Irving Briskin, pres.; Fred Briskin, vice pres. (Produce film United Press Associations programs.) 220 E. 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 2-0400. Frank H. Bartholomew. presi- Vavin Inc. dent; Earl J. Johnson, vice-president and 236 East 46th St., New York 17, N. Y.; editor; Mims Thomason, first vice-presi- MUrray Hill 2-4624. Richard de Roche - dent, general business manager; LeRoy mont, chairman of board and president; Keller, vice-president and dir. of client Joseph Stultz, Gerald E. Weiler, vice- relations; Frank Tremaine, vice-president presidents; Ruth Teksmo, secretary. (Pro- and gen. mgr., United Press International duce motion pictures, television films, Newspictures; W. R. Higginbotham, tele- closed circuit telecasts.) vision manager. (Distributes news film.) Produced television films, closed cir- United Press Movietone News. cuit telecast for: General Motors, Rey- nolds Metals, Time Inc., Reader's Digest, United States Productions Inc. French Government, General Tire and 5 E. 57th St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza Rubber Co., Omnibus, NBC. Colonial Wil- 1-1710. Francis C. Thayer, president; liamsburg, A.S.T.A., Piazza Montici (Italy). Thomas H. Wolf, vice-president; Rene Bras, vice-president; John L. Thayer, prod. mgr.; Keneth Marthey, head television Versatile Television Productions, Inc. dept. (Producers of film commercials.) 324 Broadway, Cape Girardeau, Mo.; EDge- water 5-8816. TWX Cape Girardeau 968; United World Films, Inc. Robert O. Hirsch, president; Blaine 1445 Park Ave., New York, N. Y.: TR 6-5200. Baker, manager. (Producers of animated Branches: 542 So. Dearbon St., Chicago, and live action film commercials.) Ill., Lou Chiecki, br. mgr.; 2227 Bryan St., Dallas, Tex., Norman Spiegel, br. mgr.; Victory Program Sales (Division of California 6608 Melrose Ave., Los Angeles, Calif.. National Production) F. Harrington, br. mgr.; 287 Techwood 663 Fifth Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; Clrcle Drive, N.W., Atlanta, Ga., L. Berch. br. 7-8300. mgr.; 5023 N. E. Sandy Blvd., Portland. Jack V. Arbib, manager. Repre- Ore., Herman Block, br. mgr. (Produce sented by: Company Sales Force. and distribute filmed series, packages, Adventures of the Falcon (39); Adven- commercials.) Subsidiary of Universal tures of Hiram Holiday (26); Cameo Thea- Pictures Co., Inc. James Franey, president; tre (26); Captured "Gangbusters" (26); M. Goodman, v.p. Castle Home Movies; Crunch and Des (39); Dangerous Assign- John Desmond, sales mgr., special sales, ment (39); Frontier (30); Great Gilder- entertainment features, Wm. B. Laub, dir. sleeve, The (39); Gumby (22); His Honor, P. R. Homer Bell (39); Hopalong Cassidy (series Animal Fun and Mischief (17); Baseball A, 26; series B, 26; one hour 52); Inner and Track (17); Going Places (39); Great Sanctum (39); It's A Great Life (78); Lilli Moments on the Gridiron (15); Headlines Palmer Show, The (26); Medic (59); Para- on Parade (26); Sportscholar (52); Stran- gon Playhouse "Douglas Fairbanks Pre- ger than Fiction (65); also Holiday films. sents" (39); Steve Donovan, Western Mar- shal (39); Victory at Sea (26); Visitor, The Universal Pictures Co., Inc., Television (44 Watch The World (26); oots Sad- 445 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza dles-The Story of the Fifth BCalvalry (39); 9-8000; Universal International Studios, Union Pacific (39). Universal City, Calif.; STanley 7-1211. Video Films 1004 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit 7, Mich.; V WOodward 2-3400. Clifford Hanna, pres.; William R. Witherell, Jr., vice-pres.; Wil- VPI Productions (Video Pctures, Inc.) lam E. Lane, gen. mgr. (Producers of Exec. & sales offices, editorial dept.: 321 industral films, TV program material & West 44th St., N. Y. 36, N. Y.: Judson commercials.) 2-8082. Studio: 510 W. 57th St., and 321 W. 44th St., N. Y. 19, N. Y.; JUdson 2-8082. Commercials, Spots, Animation. Edwin T. Kasper, pres.; George Tompkins, exec. vice-pres.; Dave Kelmenson, staff Videoways, Inc. dir.; Leonard Hirschfield, dir. of cinema- 150 Broadway, New York, N. Y. COrtlandt tography; Mike Calamari, supv. editor; 7-2913; Vincent Tilotta, president; Burton Sheldon Satin, prod. mgr. Greenberg, secretary -treasurer: Harold Lasser, Associate producer. (Producer and Van Coevering Productions distributor). 20 North Wacker Drive, Chicago 6, Ill.; CEntral 6-8955. Jack Van Coevering, Stars and Strikes (tape); Ten -Pins and owner; Al LeVine, sales manager. (Pro- Teens (tape). ducer and distributor of film series.) Viking Films Inc. Adventure Out of Doors (in color), (26). 45 W. 45th Street, New York 36, N. Y.; Clrcle 5-8858. Israel M. Berman, president, Rich- Van Praag Productions ard A. Weaver, exec. producer. (Produce 1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza educational, children's subjects, science 7-2687; 2301 Dime Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich- & igan; 3143 Ponce de Leon Blvd., Coral cartoons puppets.) Gables, Fla.; 6269 Selma, Hollywood 28, Music For Everybody (8). Calif., Wiliam Van Praag, president; Marc S. Asch, exec. vice-president; Maurice Van Vincent, Chick, Co. Praag, gen'l mgr., Miami; Jean Vallier, 509 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; gen. mgr., Hollywood; Hal Person, act. ELdorado 5-0734. Chick Vincent, producer, supv., N. Y.; Frank R. Stephan, vice-pres., director. (Producers of filmed packages, Detroit. features, commercials.) 534 Vision Associates, Inc. Twenty -minute: Wally Wales Westerns 680 Fifth Avenue, New York 19, New York; (8); Silent Slapstick Comedies (83); Silent CI 5-2611. Lee R. Bobker, president; Sey- Slapstick Comedies (10 min.) (28); Modern mour J. Weissman, Helen R. Kristt, Irving Bible Stories (11 min.) (3); Approximately L. Oshman, vice-presidents. (Producer - 61 to 7 minute Cartoons (115); Wrestling distributor of documentary, industrial, Shows (5 min.) (6). televison programming, commercial and public service spots, educational, institu- Werling, Rupe tional.) Hidden Haven, Chalfont, Bucks County, Pa., LExington 707. Rupe Werling, owner. Visual Drama, Inc. (Produces live and film commercials.) 129 No. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 4, Calif.: DUnkirk 8-0525. William J. Faris. pro- Westward Productions, Ltd. ducer. (Produces filmed series, features.) 711 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza Gangbusters (series); 1 feature film; 9-2828; Studio: 1041 N. Formosa Ave., Los Guns Don't Argue. Angeles 46, Calif. Samuel Goldwyn, Jr., executive producer. (Producer of filmed Vizcaya Productions Incorporated programs.) 663 Woodcrest Rd., Miami 49, Florida. (Pro- ducers of theatrical full length features.) Wetzel, Ross Studios, Inc. 615 N. Wabash Avenue, Chicago 11, Illinois; Volcano Productions, Inc. SUperior 7-2755. Ross Wetzel, president; 1040 N. Las Palmas Avenue, Hollywood 38, William Langdon, vice-president of pro- Calif.; H011ywood 4-6481. James A. Bank. duction. (Producers of film commercials.) president. (Producer of features and com- mercials, TV filmed shows.) White & Cates Productions, Inc. 119 West 57th Street, New York 19, New York; PL 7-9240. Larry White, Joe Cates, W Partners. (Producers of television specials, Wade, Roger, Productions Inc. film, and daytime programs.) 16 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.; CIrcle Timex All Star Circus; Louis Jourdon 5-3040. Roger W. Wade, pres. (Producers Timex Show; Ringling Brothers Television of commercials, spots, animation, slides.) Special; Cyral Mills and Schumann Cir- Wallach, George Productions cuses (one hour TV specials.) 14 Lawrence St., New Hyde Park, N. Y.: Whitehead TV Pictures, Inc. FLoral Park 4-6795; c/o Joe Popkin, 36 W. 20th St., New York, N. Y.; CHelsea Twentieth -Fox, 1418 N. Western Ave., G. president. Hollywood 28, Calif., H011ywood 2-6231. 2-8922. Charles Whitehead, George Wallach, producer, director; J. (Producer of film commercials, features Paul Popkin, associate producer Kenneth and shorts.) Peach, director of photography. (Produces Wick Films, Inc. commercials, features, TV series, super- 120 South Mapleton Dr., L. A. 24, Calif.; vises production of film series.) CRestview 1-2141. Charles Wick, president. Warner Brothers Pictures, Inc., Television (Producers and distributors of film series.) Division The Adventures of The Big Man. 666 Fifth Avenue, New York 20, N. Y.; CIr- cle 6-1000. Rodney Erickson, vice, -presi- Wilbert Productions, Inc. dent in charge of worldwide television 1334 Beachwood Avenue, Hollywood 28, Cali- sales; Joseph D. Lamneck, general man- fornia. H011ywood 2-3111. Herbert B. ager, New York office, commercial and Leonard, president; Willetta Leonard, industrial film division; 4000 Warner vice-president; Harold Berkowitz, secy.; Blvd., Burbank, Cal.; William T. Orr, Ralph Kales, treas. (The making and dis- vice-president and executive producer; tribution of half-hour television series.) Hugh Benson, executive assistant David Rescue (8.) H. DePatie vice-president, commercial and industrial film division; Will Cowan, Wilding, Inc. exec. prod., commercial and industrial 1345 Argyle St., Chicago 40, Ill.; BRoadway film division. (Producer and distributor of 5-1200. Branches in Detroit, New York, television series; also commercials indus- Cleveland, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, San -rial films, animation.) Francisco, Twin Cities & Hollywood. C. H. Maverick; Cheyenne; Sugarfoot; 77 Sun- Bradfield, Jr., ch. of bd.; H. Williams set Strip; Lawman; Colt .45; Conflict (19); Hanmer, president; Joe Morton, gen. mgr., Casablanca (10); King's Row (7); Bourbon Wilding TV; Ted Goetz, mgr. Hollywood- Street Beat; Hawaiian Eye; The Alaskans. TV.; James A. Kellock, vice-pres. Oper.; W. H. Tinkham, v.p., prod.; C. B. Hatcher, Weiss, Adrian Productions v.p., finance. (Producer of commercials 655 No. Fairfax Avenue, Los Angeles 36, and pilot films.) Calif.; OLive 3-5350. Adrian Weiss, pro- ducer. (Producer of film shows.) Willard Pictures, Inc. 45 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.; Judson Craig Kennedy, Criminologist (26); 2-0430. John M. Squiers, Jr., executive pro- Little Story Shop (5). ducer; Samuel A. Scribner, production Weiss, Louis, & Co. manager; William Sale, sales manager. 655 No. Fairfax Avenue, Los Angeles 36, (Producers of film commercials.) Calif.; OLive 3-5350. Adrian Weiss, dis- Willard, Frank, Productions tribution director; Louis Weiss, assistant. 3223-B Cain's Hill Place, N.W., Atlanta 5, (Distributor of filmed series, features, Ga.; CEdar 7-2282. Frank H. Willard, Jr., shorts.) owner. (Producers of film commercials, Full-length Westerns (also available in facilities: sound stage, 16mm and 35mm half-hour form) (60); Full-length Features cameras, 11 -channel sound recording to (28); Five -hour Serials (16 episodes each) 16mm magnetic; Selsyn interlocked dub - (3); Half-hour: Craig Kennedy, Criminol- bers and projectors.) ogist (26); Adventures in Hypnotism (26); Thrill of Your Life (13); Quarter -Hour: William Films, Inc. Let's Draw With Frank Webb (52); Canine 15 E. 48 St., New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza Comments (13); The Adventures of Noah 8-1024. William L. Snyder, president; Rob- Berry, Jr. (13); The Chimps (13); The Lit- ert M. Davis, sec. -treasurer. (Producers tle Story Shop (Christmas Films) (5); and distributors of specialized film shows.) 535 Williams -Nickolas, Animated Productions X -Y -Z 4138% Somerset Drive, Los Angeles, Calif.; H011ywood 9-8948. Nick J. Nickolas, presi- Zahler Productions, Inc. dent, general manager; William H. Wil- 418 South Robertson Blvd., Los Angeles 48, liams, vice-president, treasurer. (Filmed Calif.; CRestview 5-4373. Gordon R. Zah- live action and animated commercials.) ler, president; Millard Jacobs, vice-presi- dent. (Producer of filmed programs.) Winik Films Corp. 250 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.; Clrcle Ziv Television Programs, Inc. 6-7360. Leslie Winik, president; Richard 488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; MUr- Winik, vice-president. (Produce filmed ray Hill 8-4700. Branches- 1529 Madison series, commercials.) Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio; 7324 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. Frederic W. Ziv. Madison Square Garden (26); Greatest chairman of the board; John L. Sinn, Sport Thrills (104); Famous Fights (39). president; M. J. Rifkin, vice-president in Wolf Productions charge of sales. (Producer and distributor 420 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza of filmed series.) 5-2050. Edward Wolf and Herbert Wolf, Cisco Kid (156); Highway Patrol (156); general partners. (Producers of live pro- Tombstone Territory (ABC Network); Sea grams.) Hunt (78); Target (39); Dial 999 (39); Mac- Break the Bank (live); Masquerade kenzie's Raiders (39); Rough Riders (ABC); Party (live). Bat Masterson (NBC); Bold Venture (39); Lock Up (39); Space (CBS); Challenge Wolff, Raphael G., Studios, Inc. (NBC). 1714 N. Wilton Place, Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011ywood 7-6126. Representatives: Pat- Ziv-United Artists, Inc. terson, Lubash, Levine & Assoc., 8823 Sun- 488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; set Blvd., Los Angeles 46. OLdfield 5-6135. MUrray Hill f-4700. Branches: 1529 Madi- Creative Services, Inc. 6404 Woodward son Rd., Cincinnati, Ohio; 7324 Santa Ave., Detroit 2, Michigan; TRinty 1-2209. Monica Blvd., L. A., Calif.; 520 North Raphael G. Wolff, president, treasurer Michigan Ave., Chicago, Illinois; South- and executive director, creative depart- land Center Building, Dallas, Texas; 805 ment. (Produce films and commercials.) Peachtree Street, N. E., Atlanta, Ga.; M. J. Rifkin, exec. vice-pres. in chg. of sis.; Wondsel, Carlisle and Dunphy, Inc. James Shaw, vice-pres., nat'1 sls.; Len 1600 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. CIrcle Firestone, vice-pres. syndicated sls.; Ed 7-1600; Harold E. Wondsel, pres.; Robert Broman, vice-pres., Chicago office. (Pro- Carlisle, vice-president, chg. production; ducer and distributor of filmed series.) Thomas Dunphy, vice-president and dir. Cisco Kid (156); Tombstone Territory TV; Walter Kullberg, sec.-treas.; John (91); Sea Hun: (117); Affriol, prod. mgr. (Documentary, train - Target (39); Dial 999 in n, public relations, and (39); MacKenzie's Raiders (39); Rough TV, Riders (39); Bat Masterson (NBC); Bold sis,p rci otils Venture (39); Lock Up (78); Men Into Space (CBS); The Man and The Challenge World -Wide Television Sales Corp. (NBC); Case cf the Dangerous Robin (39); 41 East 42nd St., N. Y., N. Y.; MUrray Hill Klondike (NBC); Aquanauts (CBS); Tales 7-3180. Melville Schlank, pres. of the Vikings (39); The Troubleshooters Major League Baseball Presents; The (26); The Dennis O'Keefe Show (33). National Football League Presents. Zouary, Maurice H., Television Productions Wrather Television Productions, Inc. 333 W. 52nd St., New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson 270 No. Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.; 2-6185. Maurice H. Zouary, owner. (Pro- CRestview 4-8521. (Producers of film duce filmed programs, packages, commer- series.) cials and live show.) Parade of Presidents; Poems For A Day Wright Carter, Enterprises (1095-2 min. ea.); Uncle Dunkle, (1/2 hr. 6533 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.; film); Eddie Sens Show (1/4 hr. film); 100 H011ywood 9-0944. Carter Wright, presi- Cartoons-Out of the Ink, Koko the dent; Dorothy Bellamy, secretary, treas- Clown, Aesops Fables; DeWolf Hopper- urer. (Live and film shows. commercials.) Casey At The Bat.

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Animation 544 Music, Music Libraries, Music Cutting 543 Camera Sales, Rentals, Labs . . 556 Repairs 541 Photo Reproduction Producers of Shorts, Color Processes 556 Cartoons, Newsreels 551 Commercial Jingles 548 Properties and Scenery 547

Consultants 548 Publicity Representatives . 576 Puppets 544 Costumes and Uniforms 544

Raw Stock Manufacturers . 557 Cutting Rooms 542 Record Companies 552 Film Carriers 566 Rental Studios and Film Effects 542 Production Facilities 538

Film Exchanges 557 Screening Rooms 568 Sound Effects 540 Film Libraries 557 Studio Equipment 549 Film Storage 557 Tape Recording Facilities . 540 Laboratories 553 Talent and Literary Market Research 549 Agencies 571 Merchandisers 549 Trailer Distributors 565

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KTTV STUDIOS, 5746 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (28); Rental Studios and HO. 2-7111. PARAMOUNT -SUNSET STUDIO CORP., 1456 N. Bronson Ave., L. A. (28) ; HO. 2-6282. Production Facilities JAMES A. SCHULKE. MOTION PICTURE CENTER STUDIOS, 846 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hollywood 38; H011ywood 9-9061. BOSTON JOSEPH JURYMAN. REPUBLIC STUDIOS, 4024 N. Radford Ave., N. DEKKO FILM PRODUCTIONS, INC., 126 Dart- Hollwood; POpular 3-8411. mouth; KEnmore 6-2511. J. E. BAKER. MASTER MOTION PICTURE CO., 50 Piedmont ROACH, HAL, STUDIOS, INC., 8822 W. Wash- St.; HAncock 6-3592. ington Blvd., Culver City; TExas 0.3361. TELAVIX STUDIOS, 216 Tremont St.; Liberty HAL ROACH, JR. 2-9161. ZIV STUDIOS, 7324 Santa Monica Blvd., L. A. (46); Oldfield 4-2800. CHICAGO MAURICE UNGER. ATLAS FILM CORP., 1111 South Blvd.. Oak Park; AUstin 7-8620. MILWAUKEE NORMAN C. LINDQUIST. DOUGLAS PRODUCTIONS, 925 No. Jackson; CHICAGO FILM STUDIOS, 56 E. Superior; WHitehall 4-6971. BRoadway 2-5680. DOUGLAS PRODUCTIONS, 1425 So. Racine, 8; HAymarket 1-0409. NEW YORK THE HARWALD CO., INC., 1216 Chicago Ave., ANDERSON, Evanston, Ill. LEONARD, 200 West 57th St. LAWRENCE-PHILLIP PLaza 7-4162. STUDIOS, 343 S. Dear- CALHOUN STUDIOS, INC., 266-268 E. 78th St., born; WAhash 2-1945. 21; LEhigh 5-2120. SCIENTIFIC FILM CO., 909 E. 31st St., LaGrange BRIAN CALHOUN. Park; FLeetwood 2-0330. SONIC CAMPUS FILM PRODUCTIONS, 14 E. 53rd St.. FILM RECORDING. INC., 548 N. Lake 22; PLaza 3-3280. Shore; WHitehall 3-1440. TRESSEL STUDIOS, NAT CAMPUS. 7905 S. Burnham; REgent CINEMA SERVICE CORP., 106 West End Ave. 4-7100. 23; TRafalgar 3-1411. JOSEPH SEIDEN. CLEVELAND CINEMA SOUND STAGE CORP., 206 E. 95th St.; CINE'CRAFT PRODUCTIONS, INC., 2515 Frank- PLaza 7-1800. lin Ave.; SUperior 1-2300. MARTIN RANSOHOPF. ESCAR MOTION PICTURE SERVICE, INC., CITY FILM CENTER, INC., 66-40 69th Street, 7315 Carnegie Ave.; ENdicott 1-2707. Middle Village, (Queens), 79, New York; TWin- FARIS, HERB, STUDIOS, INC., 1706 Euclid Ave.; ing 4-7800. (Produce film commercials, complete SUperior 1-4323. studio facilities for rent.) John R. Gregory, pres.; Herbert Avvenire, vice- DALLAS pres.; Joseph Harrop, secy. DEE -JAY FILM SERVICES CORP., 408 W. 57th SELLERS COMPANY, 2102 Jackson St.; RI. 5836. St., Clrcle 5-3684. JAMESON FILM CO., 38-25 Bryan St., Dallas. LEN WEINER. DYNAMIC FILMS, INC., 112 W. 89th St.. 24; DENVER TRafalger 3-6221. HENºY MORLEY. HUGHES SOUND FILMS, 3110 E. Alameda Ave.; EAST COAST SPruce 7-0191. PRODUCTION, Editorial and Tech- nical Services, 45 W. 45th St., N. Y. 36; CIrcle 6-2145-6. DETROIT JOSEPH JOSEPHSON. CINE -FILMS, 940 Mace -Royal Oak; LIncoln EMPIRE PRODUCTIONS CORP., 480 Lexington 5-1864. Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; ?Laze 9.4505. ARTHUR MOVICON MOTION PICTURES, 2148 Gratiot; LUBO WOodward 1-9111. FILMWAYS, INC., 18 East 50th St.; PLaza 1-2500. REGAN FILM PRODUCTIONS. 19730 Ralston; MARTIN RANSOHOFF. TUlsa 3-4334. GALAHAD PRODUCTIONS, 221 W. 26th St. HI. BROWN. LOS ANGELES GOLD MEDAL STUDIOS, INC., 807 E. 175th St., 60; MUrray Hill 8-7090. AMCO STUDIOS, 1416 N. La Brea Ave., L. A. MARTIN H. POLL. (28) ; H011ywood 3-2141. IMPS, INC., 321 W. 56th St., 19; PLaza 7-4823. FRANCES RUSSELL. BEN GRADUE. CALIFORNIA STUDIOS, INC., 650 N. Bronson K á W FILM SERVICE CORP., 1657 Broadway, Ave., L. A. (4) ; H011ywood 2-7141. 19; CIrcle S-8081-2, BUD GRANT. NORMAN WITLEN. RALPH KOCH. CARTHAY SOUND STAGE, 5903-07 W. Pico KERKOW, HERBET, INC., 480 Lexington Ave.. Blvd., L. A. (35); WEbster 8-2101. 17; PLaza 1-1833. JAK MILES. HERBERT KEaaow. COLUMBIA PICTURES CORP., 1438 N. Gower MOTION PICTURE STAGES. INC 3 E. 57th St.. St., L. A. (28); H011ywood 2-3111. 22; PLaza 3-4840. ARTHUR JACOBSON. CHARLES F. VETTEE. JR. DESILU-HOLLYWOOD, 780 Gower St., Hollywood MVT TELEVISION, INC. (Mobile Video Tape), (38) ; H011ywood 9-5911. 40 East 49th St., New York; PLaza 3-2343. GENERAL SERVICE STUDIOS, 1040 N. Las Pal- TED LEVAN. mas Ave., L. A. (38) ; HO. 7-3111. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORP., TV & JAMES NASSER. INDUSTRIAL FILMS DIVISION, 509 Madison GOLDWYN, SAMUEL, STUDIO, 1040 N. Formosa Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; Clrcle 6-5700. Ave., L. A. (46) ; HO. 7-5111. ROBERT L. GRUEN. 538 NELSON STUDIOS, INC., 1079 Nelson Ave., N. Y. TITRA SOUND CORP., 1600 Broadway, New 52; LUdlow 8-5130-31. York 19, N. Y. DAVID D. HORNE. N. H. NELSON. Ave.. NEWSREEL SERVICE, 5 Centre Market Place, UNITED SEATING CO., 236 Vanderbilt 13; CAnal 6-3284. Brooklyn, N. Y. MAin 2-0143. HOWARD SMYTBE. JOHN BARAN. NOLA SOUND STUDIOS, INC., 113 W. 57th St., VIDEO PICTURES, INC., 510 W. 57th St.. 19; 19; JUdson 6-0040. Circle 7-2062. VINCENT J. NOLA. MARTIN HENRY. OLMSTEAD SOUND STUDIOS, INC., 1 E. 54th VIDICAM PICTURES CORP., 210 E. 5th St.; 17; PLaza 1-0890. ALgonquin 4.7102. HENRY OLMSTEAD. ALFRED JUSTIN. MARION PARSONNET. WEST COAST SOUND STUDIOS, 510 West 57th PATHE SOUND STUDIOS. 105 East 106th Street, Street, New York, N. Y.; Clrcle 7-2062. New York, N. Y.; TRafalgar 6-1120. MARTIN HENRY. W. S. PRUSIEWICZ. PHOTO -MAGNETIC SOUND STUDIOS. 3 East ST. LOUIS 57th Street, New York; MUrray Hill 8.8690. PREMIER FILM & RECORDING CORP., 3033 JOHN ARvoNIo. Locust St., 3. PLUCER STUDIOS, INC., 248 E. 35th St., New THEODORE P. DEsLocR. York, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 3-8557. JERRY PLUCER ST. PAUL R.C.A. SOUND STUDIOS 411 Fifth Avenue. New RAY, REID II., FILM INDUSTRIES, INC., 2269 York, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 3-7611. Ford Parkway. 1; EMerson 1393. REEVES SOUND STUDIOS, 304 East 44th Street. REID H. RAY. New York, N. Y.; ORegon 9-3550. SAN FRANCISCO CHESTER STEWART. RICH FILM CORP., 729 -7th Ave., Clrcle 5-2770. BODDE SCREEN COMPANY, 11541 Bradley Ave.. WARREN COLEMAN. P. O. Box 711. STAGE RENTALS, INC., 157 E. 69th St.. 21; B. M. BODDE. REgent 7-9200. MOULIN PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS, 181 2nd: PETER JUNCO. YUkon 6-4224. STAHL, AL, PRODUCTIONS, 1600 Broadway, 19; NEW ALBION FILMS, INC., 991 Tennessee St.. COlunlbus 5-2942. 7; VAlencia 4-8484. AL STAHL. MRS. ENID THOMPSON SALES. SOUND SERVICE STUDIOS, 414 W. 54th St.; PHENIX STUDIOS & PRODUCTIONS, 2135 PLaza 7-8716. Powell St.; SUtter 1-3537. MURRAY DICHTER. VIDEO CENTER, 960 Bush; PRospect 6-1600. TELEVISION SCREEN PRODUCTIONS, INC.. WALKER, GENE K., PRODUCTIONS, 629 Com- 17 E. 45th St., 17; MUrray Hill 2-8877. mercial St.; YUkon 2-4181. CHARLES J. BASCH. TERMINI VIDEO TAPE SERVICES, INC., 1440 WASHINGTON, D. C. Broadway, N. Y. 18, PEnnsylvania 6-6232. BYRON, INC., 1226 Wisconsin Ave., N.W.; DUpont ANTHONY TERMINI. 7-1800.

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547 SKINNER, CHARLES E., PRODUCTIONS. 1600 Consultants Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; CIrcle 6-6915. TRONOLONE, NICK, 250 W. 57th St., New York BATTISON, JOHN H., PRODUCTIONS, 4414 19. N. Y.; Clrcle 7-0855-6. Saul Road. Kensington, Md.; OLvmpic 7-9593. NICE TRONOLONE. BROADCAST INFORMATION BUREAU, 535 VICTOR RADIO ENTERPRISES, INC., P. O. Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill Box 485, Passaic, N. J.; PRescott 7-7013. 7-1668. JOHN Vicroa NOWAE. JULIENS DUPUY. JOHN ESAU & CO., INC., 420 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 4.1159. JOHN ESAU. Commercial GREEN ASSOCIATES, 520 No. Michigan Ave.. Jingles Chicago 11. Ill.; WHitehall 4-0818. Lawn G. GREEN. ASSOCIATED BROADCAST ADVERTISING CO., 1001 No. HUDIBURG LUCILLE, PRODUCTIONS, 131 E. Western Ave.. Los Angeles 29, 51st St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 9-3758. Calif.; H011ywood 5-0580. LUCILLE HUDISVEO. BEMILLER PRODUCTIONS, 2350 Hyperion Ave.. Hollywood IFA -TV CORP., 550 5th Ave., New York 36, 27, Calif.; NOrmandy S-5137. N. Y.; PLaza 7-6454. BIEVER & STEIN PRODUCTIONS INC., 550 B. BERNARD KIEISLEI. Fifth Avenue, New York 36, N. Y.; PÌ.aza 7-6454. INTERNATIONAL FILM & TELEVISION (Creation of jingles, themes, moods and background AGENCY, 20 Exchange Place, New York 5, music for commercials films, industrials.) N. Y. Biever, pres.; LouCurtis Stein, sec.-treas. JEWELL RADIO & TELEVISION PRODUC- C/HEAR SERVICES, INC., 210 East 47th St., TIONS, 612 North Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, New York 17, N. Y.; EL 5-7212. Ill.; MOhawk 4-5757; GRaceland 7-7292. GRANVILLE 'SASCHA' BURLAND. JAPES E. JEWELL. CUMMINGS PRODUCTIONS, 39 W. 53rd St., J F FILM EDITING SERVICE, 45 West 45th St., New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-6452-3. N. Y. 36,L .CIrcle 6-4030. RALPH WALDO CUMMINGs. JOSEF T. 1'ILIPOWiC. FAILLACE PRODUCTIONS, 35 E. 35th St., New LEVENE, CAROL, PRODUCTIONS, 1736 Stock- York 16, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 5-4652. ton, San Francisco 11, Calif.; SUtter 1-5022. TONY FAILLACE. Crain Lavine. GOLDSTEIN, CHUCK PRODUCTION, INC., 730 NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORP., TV & Fifth Ave., Suite #600, N. Y. 19; Judson 6-7477. INDUSTRIAL FILMS DIVISION, 509 Madison GOODMAN. HARRY S., PRODUCTIONS, 19 E. Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; Clrcle 6-5700. 53rd St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 5-6131. RoI$T L. GRUEN. HARRY S. GOODMAN. RADIO FEATURES OF AMERICA. 37 W. 46th GREEN ASSOCIATES, 520 No. Michigan Ave., St., New York 36. N. Y.; JUdson 2-5130. Chicago 11, Ill.; WHitehall 4-0818. OLIvza W. Nrcou.. Lawn G. Gang. í,1 RADIO TELEVISION S SPOTS PROD. INC.

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ACE ELECTRIC MANUFACTURING CO., 1458 DISNEY, WALT, PRODUCTIONS (Character Shakespeare Ave., New York 52, N. Y.; JErome Merchandising Division). 477 Madison Ave.. New 22; 7-5669. York PLaza 9-3880. IRVING I. MERREW. VINCENT JEFFERDS. AMERICAN LADDER & SCAFFOLD CO., INC., HAMILBURG, MITCHELL J., AGENCY, 444 5507 37, Madison Ave., New York 17; PLaza 3-2720. N. W. 7th Ave., Miami Fla.; PLaza MARVIN SUGRRMAN. 4-2663. HARVEY FAMOUS NAME COMICS, INC., 1860 AMPEX CORPORATION, 934 Charter Street, Broadway, New York 23, JUdson 2-2244. Redwood City, Calif.; EMerson 8-1471. ALFRED HARVEY. GEORGE I. LONG, JR. KAGRAN CORP., 663 5th Ave., New York 22; ANIMATION EQUIPMENT CORP., 38 Hudson Clrcle 7-8300. St., New Rochelle, N. Y.; NEw Rochelle 6-8138. JOHN M. CLIFFORD. JOHN W. OEBERRY. ROHR COMPANY, 1418 North Highland Ave.. Hollywood. BACH AURICON, INC. 949 North Mansfield Ave- AL RACK IN. nue, Hollywood 38; H011ywood 2-0931. T.A.P. INC.., 1037 North Cole, Hollywood 38, HO BAUSCH & LOMB OPTICAL COMPANY, 714 5-5171. St. Paul Street, Rochester 2, N. Y.; LOcust 2- SHULL BONSALL. 3000. CARL S. HALLAUER. Market Research AMERICAN RESEARCH BUREAU. INC., Na- tional Press Building, Washington, D. C.; NAtional 8-0822; 551 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 7-3787; 234 So. Garfield. Los PRODUCING Angeles. Calif.; CUmberland 3-3149. JAMES SEILER. C. E. HOOPER, INC., 579 5th Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 8-2290. JAMES L. KNIPE. RECORDING MARKET RESEARCH CORP. OF AMERICA, 122 E. 42nd St.. New York 17, N. Y.; OXford 7-3540; 425 No. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, Ill.; MOhawk 4-4600 SAM BARTON. DISTRIBUTION NEILSEN, A. C., CO.. 2101 Howard St.. Chicago 45, Ill.; H011ycourt 5-4400; 500 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.; PEnnsylvania 6.2843. A. C. NEILSEN. POLITZ, ALFRED, RESEARCH, INC., 527 Mad- ison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza 9-5200. THE PULSE, INC., 15 W. 46th St., New York 36. N. Y.; JUdson 6-3316. DR. SYDNEY ROSLOW. P LA BAC K ROPER, ELMO & ASSOCIATES, 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.; PLaza 7-4900. a .sad SINDLINGER & CO., INC., 13 E. Hinckley Ave., Ridley Park. Pa.: WAshburn 8-4100. STARCH, DANIEL, AND STAFF. Boston Post RECORDS Road at Beach Ave., Mamaroneck, N. Y.; MAmaroneck 9.5400; 101 E. Ontario St., Chicago, 1501 Broadway, N. Y., 36, N. Y. I11.; DElaware 7-2888. TRENDEX. INC, 535 Fifth Ave., New York 17. LOngacre 4-8797 N. Y.; MUrray Hill 2-1182. EDWARD HYNES VIDEODEX, INC., 342 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 7-8837. ALLAN V. JAY. ALBUMS AVAILABLE PLP-500 The Outcat PLP-501 Enigma of a Day Paul Knopf Paul Knopf Slides-Telops PLP-600 Stranglers Lullaby and other Music Morgue Tom Sanky COASTAL FILM SERVICE, INC., 321 West 44th from the St., N. Y. 36; JUdson 2-7780. MANUEL CASIANO. Lou LEMONT. 549 BELL & HOWELL COMPANY, 7100 McCormick KLIEGL BROS. UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Road, Chicago 45, III.; AMbassador 2-1600. STAGE LIGHTING COMPANY, INC., 321 BODDE PROJECTOR COMPANY, 11541 Bradley West 50th St., New York 19, N. Y.; COlumbus Ave., P. O. Box 711, San Fernando, Calif.; EM - 5-0130. pire 5.2551. JOHN H. KLIEGL. B. M. BODDE. LABORATORY EQUIPMENT & MAINTE- CAESAR MFG., INC., 480 Lexington Avenue, New NANCE CO., 619 W. 54th St., New York 19, York 17, N. Y.; PLaza 3-8824. N. Y.; JUdson 6-0360. CAMERA EQUIPMENT, CO., INC., 315 W. 43rd SAUL JEFFEE. St., New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson 6.1420. MAGNASYNC MANUFACTURING CO., LTD., CAMERA SERVICE CENTER, 333 W. 52nd St., 5546 Satsuma Avenue, North Hollywood, Calif.; New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-8059-8176. STanley 7-5493. HUBERT R. CLAPP. D. J. WHITE. CEE -DEE INC., 333 West 52nd St., N. Y. 19; MAURER, J. A., INC., 37-01 31st St., Long Island CIrcle 6-4821---2. City 1, N. Y.; STillwell 4-4600. CHARLES T. DIANA. DANIEL EHRLICH. CINEKAD ENGINEERING CO., 763 10th Ave., MITCHELL CAMERA CORPORATION, 666 New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-3511. West Harvard Street, Glendale 4, Calif., CHap- GEORGE KADISCH. man 5-1086. CINEMECCANICA, 23 Viale Campania, Milano, MRS. EVA Fox. Italy. Clarge Screen TV Projector Equipment). MOVIOLA MANUFACTURING CO., 1451 Gor- THE CAMERA MART, INC., 1845 Broadway, don, Hollywood, Calif.; H011ywood 7-3178. New York 23, N. Y.; PLaza 7-6977. MARK SERRURIER. IRVING BROWNING. NATIONAL CINE EQUIPMENT, INC., 209 W. EDITOR PRECISION EQUIPMENT CORP., 130 48th St., New York 36, N. Y.; CIrcle 6-0348. West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson JOHN CLEMENS. 2-1287. NORPAT SALES, INC., 630 9th Ave., New York FRED BELLIN. 36, N. Y.; JUdson 6-8040. FIBERBILT SAMPLE CASE CO., INC., 40 W. PRESTOSEAL MFG. CORP., 3727 33rd St., Long 17th St., New York 11, N. Y.; WAtkins 9-7772. Island City 1, N. Y.; STillwell 4-6832. FLORMAN & BABB, 68 W. 45th St., New York RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA, RCA 19, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 2-2928. Building, New York 20, N. Y.; COlumbus 5-5900. 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Mercury Records Atlantic Records, Atco Records, East-West Rec- M -G -M RECORDS, 1540 Broadway, New York, ords. N. Y.; JUdson 2-2000; MGM Studios, Administra- BELCANTO RECORDS, 2919 S. La Cienege, Los tion Bldg., Culver City, California. Arnold Maxin, Angeles, California, TE. 0-2191; Russ Molloy, pres., Jesse Kaye, W. C. Mgr. exec. dir. Lion Reocrds, Metro Records, Cub Records, Metro - Belcanto Records jazz Records

552 RCA -VICTOR RECORDS, 155 E. 24th Street, New CHICAGO FILM LABORATORY, INC., 1322 Bel- York, N. Y.; MU. 9-7200; 1510 No. Vine Street, mont Ave.; WHitehall 4-6971; BIttersweet 8- Hollywood, Calif.; Record Division, 1016 N. Syca- 6780; Robert Casterline, mgr. (At Chicago Film more, Los Angeles, Calif.; John Burnes, pres.; Studios). H. H. Sheppard, W. C. Mgr. CINEMA PROCESSORS, 161 East Grand Ave. Camden Records COLBURN LABORATORY, GEORGE W., INC., RIVERSIDE RECORDS, 553 W. 51st St., New 164 North Wacker Drive, Chicago 6, Ill. DEarborn York, N. Y.; JUdson 6-1410; William Grauer, Jr., 2-6286. pres. GEORGE W. COLBURN, president. Riverside Records CORONET INSTRUCTIONAL FILMS, 65 East 'SEECO RECORDS, INC., 39 W. 60th Street, New South Water St.; (1.) DEarborn 2-7676. York, N. Y.; JUdson 6-3620; Sidney Siegel, pres. RALPH SHERRY, manager. Seeco Records CRESCENT FILM LABORATORY, INC 7510 STAR RECORD COMPANY, 243 W. 72nd Street, North Ashland Avenue. Chicago. AMbassador New York, N. Y. SU. 7-5355; W. Blake, mgr. 2-5000. Subsidiary of DeLuxe Laboratories. Star Records MYRON L. FREEDMAN, gen. mgr. TODD RECORDING CORPORATION, 101 W. DOUGLAS PRODUCTIONS, 1425 S. Racine, Chi- 55th Street, New York, N. Y. CIrcle 5-9260; Paul cago. HAymarket 1-0409. Cohen, pres. EAGLE FILM LABORATORY, INC., 341 E. Ohio Todd Records St.; MIchigan 2-9498. Robt. J. Yuskaitis, pres. TWENTIETH FOX RECORD CORP., New York ESKAY COLOR PRINT, INC., 1325 S. Wabash St.; 19, New York; JUdson 2-2790; Henry Onorati. WAbash 2-8583. Twentieth Fox Records, Studio Records FILM SERVICES, INC., 113.1'9 W. Hubbard St.; UNITED ARTISTS RECORDS, INC., 729 -7th SUperior 7-0735. Avenue, New York 19, N. Y.; CIrcle 5-6000; Max FILMACK LABORATORIES, 1327 S. Wabash Youngstein. Ave., Chicago 5; HArrison 7-3395. United Artists Records FISCHER PHOTO LAB., INC., 6555 North Ave- VERVE RECORDS, INC., 451 N. Canon Drive, nue. Oak Park MErrimack 7-5316. Beverly Hills, California; BRadshaw 2-3788; Nor- GALCO, 53 East Illinois St. man Grantz. ILLINOIS -WELLS FILM LABORATORY, 422 N. Verve Records Wells St., Chicago 10. VOX PRODUCTIONS, INC., 236 W. 55th Street KNIGHT STUDIO, 1593. Chicago; SUperior 7- New York, N. Y.; Clrcle 5-7816; George H. 5069. Mendelssohn, pres. KUEHN, J. J., SOUND FILM LABORATORY, 728 Vox Records W. Buckingham, Chicago. LAkeview 5-1374. WARNER BROS. RECORDS, INC., 4000 Warner SARRA, INC., 16 E. Ontario St. Blvd., Burbank, Calif.; THornwald 8-6621. SOLAR CINE PRODUCTS, INC., 4247 S. Kedzie, Warner Bros. Records Chicago. LAfavette 3.6612. SUPERIOR BULK FILM CO., 442 N. Wells; SUperior 7-4448. TITLE -CRAFT, 1022 W. Argyle, Chicago, RAvens- wood 8.4821. WILDING, INC., 1345 W. Argyle, Chicago. LOng- Film Processing, beach 1-8410. CINCINNATI Raw Stock, Storage FILM ART, INC., 3407 Clifton. MARATHON MOVIE LABORATORY, 2436 Vine Street. (19). Film Labs, Processing CLEVELAND COLEMAN MOTION PICTURES, 2250 S. Belvoir ATHENS, GA. Blvd.; EVergreen 2-5656. ESCAR MOTION PICTURE SERVICE, INC., FILM SERVICE LABORATORIES. 7315 Carnegie Ave.; ENdicott 1-2707. J. P. NICHOLSON. president. LABCRAFT INTERNATIONAL CORP., 4019 Prospect Ave., Cleveland 3. ATLANTA ATLANTA FILM LABORATORIES, 63 Fourth COLORADO SPRINGS Street, N.W. ALEXANDER FILM CO., Colorado Springs; MEl- PEACHTREE PRODUCTION ASSOCIATES, rose 3.1771. INC., 220 Pharr Road N.E.; CE 5317. KEITH MUNOE, president. BALTIMORE COLUMBIA, S. C. ALPHA FILM LABORATORIES, P. O. Box 5325. SOUTHEASTERN FILM PROCESSING COM- LIberty 6216. W. Ernest Wood, manager. PANY, 1305 Geiger Ave. S. BERNARD LEVER, owner. BOSTON COLUMBUS, OHIO 1617 Aberdeen Avenue. ACORN FILMS OF NEW ENGLAND, INC., 465 JOHN R. BENNETT, Stuart St. BACK BAY FILM LABORATORY, INC., 43 Leon DALLAS Street, Boston 15. BIG LABORATORY, 4215 Gaston Avenue. CINE SERVICE LABORATORIES, INC., 51 Eon- "D" dazian Street, Watertown 72, Lester E. Bernd, JAMIESON FILM CO., 3825 Bryan St. TEnnison president. 8158. DEPHOURE STUDIES, INC., 782 Commonwealth BRUCE JammoN, prod. manager. Ave., Boston 15. SOUTHWEST FILM LABORATORY, INC., 3024 MASTER MOTION PICTURE CO., 50 Piedmont Fort Worth Ave., Dallas 11. St., Boston 16; HAncock 3592. DAYTON CHICAGO COMMERCIAL COLOR LABORATORIES, 340 ATLAS FILM CORP.. 1111 South Blvd.. Oak Park. Xenia Avenue. Austin 7-8620: I.. P. Mominee, v. p. & gen. mgr. FILM ASSOCIATES, INC., 4600 S. Dixie Avenue, BERGAMAN, MILTON M., 15 E. Washington Dayton 39; WAlnut 2164. Blvd.; FRanklin 2-9737. E. RAYMOND MIN, JR., president. 553 HOUSTON COLOR FILM LABORATORIES, DENVER INC., 230 W. Olive Ave., Burbank; VIctoria WESTERN CINE SERVICE, INC., 114 East 9-4627. Eighth St.; AMherst 6-3061. ROBERT F. BURNS, vice president. HERMAN URSCHEL, president. LESLIE HELHENA STUDIOLAB, 2408 West Olive Ave., Burbank. DES MOINES MERCER. RAY, 4241 Normal Avenue. Los Angeles HYTONE FILM LAB -STUDIO 3, 1702 Keo, Des 29. NOrmandy 3-9331. METRO - GOLDWYN - MAYER LABORATORY. Moines. 10202 W. Washington Blvd., Culver City, Calif.; TExas 0-3311. DETROIT ALAN JACKSON, manager. GENERAL FILM LABORATORY, INC., 66 Sibley MODERN MOVIES, INC., 6018 Fountain Ave., St. Hollywood 28; H011ywood 4-7293; E. R. Johnson, VAL C. ZUREK, president. pres. THE JAM HANDY ORGANIZATION, 2792 E. PACIFIC COLORFILM, INC., 8248 Santa Monica Grand Boulevard. Blvd., (46). PACIFIC TITLE AND ART STUDIO, 6350 Santa EAU CLAIR, WIS. Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles 38. H011ywood EAU CLAIRE FILM LABORATORY, 1644 Wood- 3-5611. land Court. LAWRENCE T. GLICKMAN, owner. PATHE LABORATORIES, INC., 6823 Santa Monica EAST LANSING, MICH. Boulevard. Los Angeles 38. H011ywood 9-3961. SERVICE, 224 Abbott Road. O. W. MURRAY, president. CAPITAL FILM PROCESSING CORP., 959 N. FORT WAYNE, IND. PEERLESS FILM Avenue. Seward St., Hollywood 38; H011ywood 7.9223. Duncan Studio, 1522 Margaret VICTOR C. KRUPA, vice-president. GALBREATH PICTURES, INC., 2905 Fairfield TECHNICOLOR CORPORATION, 6311 Romaine Avenue. St., Los Angeles 38, H011ywood 7-1101. Da. HERBERT T. RALMUS, president. GARY TELEFILM. INC., 6039 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood LAKESIDE LABORATORY, P. O. Box 2408, 28; H011ywood 9-7205. Gary 5. JOSEPH A. THOMAS, president. L. PAUL IRELAND. owner. HOUSTON HOLLYWOOD -LOS ANGELES THE PHOTOGRAPHIC LABORATORIES, 3101 ACME FILM LABORATORIES, INC. 1161 N. San Jacinto. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38. H011ywood 4-7471. TEXAS INDUSTRIAL FILM CO., 2528 North S. SAWELSON, president. Boulevard. BARKLEY ROBERT, I., 3214 Trumbull St., San N. DON MACON. Diego 6, Calif. BUCKNERS, 1128 Unruh, La Puente, Calif. INDIANAPOLIS, IND. C. H. CARLETON COLOR LABS., 7608 San Fernando Rd., Sun Valley, Calif. FILMCRAFT LABORATORIES, 2043 E. 46th St. CINECRAFT LABORATORY, 8764 Beverly Blvd., L. A. 48. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. CINEMA RESEARCH CORP., 716 N. LaBrea RUSSEL BARTON FILM CO., 4853 Waller St., Ave., Hollywood 38. WEbster 3-9301. Jacksonville. H. A. Sens's, president. COLOR REPRODUCTION COMPANY, 7936 Santa MO. Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles 46. OLdfield 4- KANSAS CITY, 8010. CALVIN COMPANY, THE, 1105 Truman Rd., Kan- FORREST JENNINGS, vice-president. sas City 6; HArrison 1230. CONSOLIDATED FILM INDUSTRIES, 959 No. LEONARD KECK, president. Angeles 38. H011ywood 9-1441. ESO -S, 1121 West 47th St., Kansas 2. Seward Street, Los Road. SIDNEY Sos-ow, vice-president and general manager. LOUIS STUDNA FILMS, 3214 Gllham DE LUXE LABORATORIES, INC., 1418 North UNITED FILM SERVICE, 2449 Charlotte St. Western Ave., Los Angeles -ALAN E. FREEDMAN, W. 1. SCROGIN. mgr. LITTLE ROCK, ARK. president -HENRY GOLDFARB, T. T. Film Productions, 416 Baucom Pike. DUDLEY PICTURES CORPORATION, 9908 MADISON, WISC. Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif. MADISON FILM PRODUCTIONS, INC., 211 W. EASTMAN KODAK LABORATORY, 1017 North Mifflin St. Las Palmas Avenue, Los Angeles 38. HO S-7151. MEMPHIS, TENN. M. Rothenberger, Mgr. MOTION PICTURE LABORATORIES, INC., 781 FILM EFFECTS OF HOLLYWOOD, 1153 N. S. Main St., Frank M. McGeary, pres. Highland Ave., Hollywood 38; H011ywood 9-5808. FILM SERVICE LABORATORIES, INC., 6327 Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood 38. H011ywood MIAMI, FLA. 2-3237.; Gil Scott, pres. REELA FILMS, 17 Northwest 3rd St., Miami. FLORA COLOR, 1715 N. Mariposa St., Hollywood 27; NOrmandie 3-2291; Rola Flora, owner. FRITH FILMS, 1816 N. Highland, Hollywood, MILWAUKEE, WISC. Calif. CENTRAL FILM LABORATORY, 1020 North GASPARCOLOR, INC., 1050 Cahuengua Blvd., Fourth St. Hollywood, 38. FILMS ARTS PRODUCTIONS, INC., 1700 So. 19th St. GENERAL FILM LABORATORIES CORP., INC., 1032 N. 6th St. 1546 N. Argyle, Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011ywood PERRIEN PICTURES, 2-6171. MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. HUNT, president. MAGNACHROME FILM LABORATORY, 4948 G. CAºLTTON Russell Ave., S. HOLLYWOOD FILM ENTERPRISES, INC., 6060 Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles 28. H011ywood 4-2181. NEW ORLEANS MIcxxY KAPLAN, president. COMMERCE PICTURES, 525-527 Poydras St. HOLLYWOOD VALLEY FILM LAB., 12522 MOTION PICTURE ADVERTISING SERVICE Ventura Blvd., Studio City, Calif. CO., 1032 Carondelet St.; MAgnolia 4545. FRANK HOLMES LABORATORIES, 1947 First C. A. MABRY, president. St., San Fernando. PAN AMERICAN FILMS, 735 Poydras St. 554 NEW YORK CITY NIAGARA, FALLS, N. Y. CINEQUE COLORFILM LABORATORIES, 424 E. NIAGARA PHOTOTECHNICAL INDUSTRIES, 89th St., SAcramento 2-5837. 726 Division Ave. S. MARCUS, owner. COLORFILM, INC., 520 N. Barry Avenue, Ma- OAKLAND, CALIF. maroneck, N. Y. LEONARD J. ACKERMAN, 4843 Shattuck St. CRITERION FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 33 W. 60th St., New York 23. COlumbus 5-2180. PEORIA, ILL. FRED TODARO, president. COLOR SERVICE CO., 115 W. 45th St., JUdson COLIND PHOTOGRAPHY, 713 Main St. 6-0853. ROBERT CRANE, manager. OMAHA CONSOLIDA (ED FILM INDUSTRIES. Executive New York 19. JUdson CHRISTENSEN-KENNEDY PRODUCTIONS, Offices, 521 W. 57th St., 2824 Harvey St. 6-1700. East Coast Laboratory, Fort Lee, N. J. FOrt Lee 8-3400. JAMES STONE, resident manager. PALO ALTO, CALIF. CRITERION FILM LABORATORIES, 33 W. 60th CINE -CHROME LABORATORIES, INC., 4075 St.; COlumbus 5-2180. Transport St. FRED TODARO, president. DE LUXE LABORATORIES, INC., 850 Tenth Ave., PHILADELPHIA New York 19, CIrcle 7-3220 & COlumbus 5-9286. ALAN E. FºIEDMAN, president. BESWICK, HAROLD D. S., 1017 W. Allegheny DU -ART FILM LABORATORIES, 245 W. 55th St., Ave. New York 19. PLaza 7-4580. NEWS REEL LABORATORY, 1733 Sansom St., IRWIN YOUNG, president. Philadelphia 3; Rlttenhouse 6-3892. FILMLAB, INC., 126 W. 46th St., New York 36; Louis W. KELLMAN, president. LUxemburg 2-2863. JOSEPH H. BuascH, president. FILMTRONICS LABS, 263 W. 54th St., New York PHOENIX 19; JUdson 6-3150. AIRLAB, 2405 Airline Way, Sky Harbor Airport. MARTIN RANSOHOFF, president. GUFFANTI FILM LABORATORIES INC., 630 Ninth Ave., New York 36; COlumbus 5-5530. PITTSBURGH PAUL GUPPANTI, president. PITTSBURGH MOTION PICTURE LAB., 247 KIN -O -LUX, INC., 17 W. 45th St.; JUdson 6-1880. Fort Pitt Blvd. RUDOLPH PFEIFFER, president; Cauca RICH- SMITH, WARREN, R., INC., 210 Semple St., MOND, manager. Pittsburgh. LAB -TV, 247 W. 46th St., JUdson 6-2293. TACK ASHER, C. W GIBBS. owners. PORTLAND, ORE. MALCOLM LABORATORIES CORP., 244 W. N. C. DIMICK, 1615 N. E. Roselawn. 49th St., New York 19. CIrcle 6-6150. J. R. MALCOLM, president. MANHATTAN COLOR LABORATORY, INC., ST. PAUL 254 W. 54th St. RAY, REID H., FILM INDUSTRIES, INC., 2269 KURT MAYER COLOR LABORATORIES, INC., Ford Parkway, St. Paul 16; EMerson 1393. 49 W. 27th St. REID H. RAY, president. MECCA FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 630 Ninth Ave., New York 36; COlumbus 5-7676. ST. LOUIS, MO. BYRON ROUDABUSH, pres., SAM BREITENSTEIN, CINE -GRAPHIC FILM LABORATORY, INC., JACK HABER, vice presidents. 1720 Olive V. A. Siegrist, pres. MERCURY FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 723 St., 5-4930. INDUSTRIAL FILM LABORATORY, 3333-3335 Seventh Ave.. New York 19. CIrcle Louis 18. NATHAN SALAND, president. Iowa Street, St. MOVIELAB FILM LABORATORIES, INC., and MOVIELAB COLOR CORP., 619 W. 54th St., SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH New York 19; JUdson 6-0360. COLOR -ART, INC., 164 E. 3rd S. Street. SAUL TEEPEE, president. PHOTO -TECH LABORATORY, 729 West Sixth. PATHÉ LABORATORIES, INC. 105 E. 106th St., WALLEY'S COLOR PRINT, INC., 167 South New York 29, TRafalgar 6-1120. State Street. KENNETH M. YOUNG, president. PEERLESS FILM PROCESSING CORP., Execu- SAN FRANCISCO tive Offices, 165 W. 45th St., New York 36; PLaza 7-3630. Laboratory, 421 W. 54th St., New York W. S. BALL FILM LABORATORY, 1256 Howard 19, JUdson 2-0052. St. KERN MOYSE, president. CINEMATIC DEVELOPMENTS, 2125 32nd Ave. PRECISION FILM LABORATORIES, 21 W. 46th D. D. MONACO FILM LABORATORY, 2434 St.. New York 36; JUdson 2-3970. Leavenworth. FRANK V. PAPALIA, production manager. MOTION PICTURE SERVICE CO., 125 Hyde St.. RAPID FILM TECHNIQUE, INC., 21 W. 46th St., ORdway 3-9162. New York 36; 37-02 27th Street, Long Island GERALD L. KARSE I, president. City (Lab); STilwell 6-4601. MULTICHROME LABORATORIES, 760 Gough St., HEmlock 1-6567. JACK BERNARD. president. ENNEY, owner. STANDARD FILM PROCESSING CO... 723 Sev- HERBERT B. MCK enth Ave., N. Y. 19; CIrcle 5-4997. ALFRED T. PALMER PRODUCTIONS, 130 Bush SWIFT MOTION PICTURE LABORATORIES, St. Avenue, New York 52. PALMER, W. A., FILMS, INC., 611 Howard St., INC., 1183 University San Francisco; YUkon 6.5961. CYpress 3-2400. PALMER, president. WALTER G. SNOWDEN, president. W. A. & SOUND, 37 Prospect Avenue. TITRA FILM LABORATORIES, 1501 Broadway. SOLA PHOTO PEnnsylvania 6-4535. DAVID OPOCHINSEY, vice-president. SANDY HOOK, CONN. TRI ART COLOR CORP., 245 W. 55th St., New ROLAB PHOTO SCIENCE LABORATORIES. York 19. PLaza 7-4580. A subsidiary of Du Art HENRY ROGER, owner. Film Laboratories, Inc. AL YOUNG, president. SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. LABORATORIES, 350 W. 50th St., VIDEO FILM ARIZONA COLOR FILM PROCESSING LABO- JUdson 6-7196. 4535 N. Scottsdale Road. HucH II. GWYN NE, owner. RATORIES, INC., 555 SEATTLE, WASH. TORONTO, ONT. FORDE MOTION PICTURE LABORATORY, 2 BEST Lloyd Bldg. FILM LABORATORY, 344 Jarvis St. THE CALDWELL LABORATORY, 447 Jarvis St. SPENCER W. CALDWELL, president. SHREVEPORT, LA. CHRISTOPHER SMITH FILM LABORATORIES, DELTA FILMS, 50 Fannin St. 30 Wellington St. CINESOUND LTD., 553 Rogers Road, Toronto 9. SPRINGFIELD, MASS. B. J. BACH, JR., pres. FILM LABORATORIES OF CANADA, LTD., BAY STATE FILM PRODUCTIONS, INC., Box 310 Lakeside Rd.; CL. 1-5211. 129; SPringfield 4-3164. ARTHUR GOTTLIEB, president. MORTON H. READ, president. INDUSTRIAL FILM MAINTENANCE, 135 Peter St., Toronto. LARRY LEWIS, owner. TEMPE, ARIZ. NORTHERN MOTION PICTURE LABORATOR- SOUTHWEST FILM INDUSTRIES, INC., 806 IES, LTD., 10 Dell Park Ave., REdfern 5218. Roosevelt St. S. L. CLEMSON. president. PATHE-DELUXE CANADA, LTD., Brockhouse Rd., Toronto 14; CL 9-7811; Roger Beaudry, TULSA, OKLA. vice pres. & gen. mgr. DWIGHT MORRIS MOTION PICTURE PRO- PEERLESS LABORATORIES, 135 Peter St. DUCTIONS, 1011 S. Boston Ave. VANCOUVER, B. C. WASHINGTON, D.C. TELEFILM LABORATORIES, LTD., 1255 West BYRON, INC., 1226 Wisconsin Ave.. N. W., Wash- Pender St. ington 7; Du Pont 7-1800. TELESOUND FILM RECORDINGS LTD., 1825 BYRON RoUDABUsIS, president. Capilano Road, North Vancouver, B. C. CAPITAL FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 1905 TRANS -CANADA FILMS LTD.. 1210 Burrard St.. Fairview Ave. N.E.; LAwrence 6-4634. PA 1458. JAMBS BARKER, president. E. W. HAMILTON, president. KOSTER FILM FACILITIES, INC., 1017 N. J. Ave., S. E.; LIncoln 4-4410. WINNIPEG, MANITOBA WILLIAM D. KOSTER, pres. KEN DAVEY PRODUCTIONS, LTD., 695 Sargent NATIONAL CINE LABORATORIES, 2006 Pow- Ave. hatan Rd., Hyattsville, Md.; WArfield 7.9270. L. L. Jon ?ism president. PHOTO LAB., INC., 3825 Georgia Ave., N. W. Color Processes WINTER PARK, FLORIDA ANSCO (a division of General Aniline and Film SHAMROCK LABORATORIES, 707 Nicolet Ave.; Corp. which see). Winter Park 4-6001. CIRCLE FILM LABORATORIES, INC., 33 W. THOMAS B. CASEY, president. 60th St., New York 23. COlumbus 5-2180. CONSOLIDATED FILM INDUSTRIES (Tru- color), 1740 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y.; CIrcle 7-4400. 959 Seward St., Hollywood, Cal.; Canada H011ywood 9-1441. DE LUXE LABORATORIES, INC., 850 Tenth Ave., New York 19; Clrcle 7-3220 & COlumbus CALGARY, ALBERTA 5-9286. ALAN E. FREEDMAN, president. MASTER FILM STUDIOS LTD., 510 -5th St., S.W. DU -ART FILM LABORATORIES (Tri -Art Color), 245 W. 55th St., New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-4580. EASTMAN KODAK CO. (Commercial Kodachrome BRITISH COLUMBIA 16mm), 343 State St., Rochester, N. Y.; LOcust HIRST FILM PRODUCTIONS, Hirst Film Sup- 6000. plies, 3015 Broadway, Vancouver 8, B. C. GASPARCOLOR, INC. (Gasparcolor), 1050 North Cahuenga Boulevard, Hollywood 38, Cal.; H011y- HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA wood 9-8377. DR. BELA GASPAR, president. GENERAL ANILINE AND FILM CORP. (Ansco), EASTERN FILM LABORATORIES, LTD., 311 Barrington St. Binghamton, N. Y.; 6424 Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood, Calif.; H011ywood 9-2918. MONTREAL, HOUSTON COLOR FILM LABORATORIES, QUE. INC., 230 W. Olive Ave., Burbank, Calif.; ASSOCIATED SCREEN INDUSTRIES, LTD., THornwall 2-8188. 2000 Northcliffe Avenue, Montreal. DExter 1186. KODACHROME (See Eastman Kodak). Subsidiary of Du -Art Film Labs., Inc. MOVIELAB COLOR CORP., 619 W. 54th St., N AL YOUNG, president. Y. 19, N. Y.; JUdson 6-0360. MURRAY BRISKIN, Sec. PATHECOLOR, Pathe Laboratories, 105 E. 106th BIER, DAVID STUDIOS & FILM LABS., 265 St., New York 29; TRafalgar 6-1120; 6823 Santa Vitre St., West, Montreal. Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 38; H011ywood 9-3961. NATIONAL FILM BOARD, P. O. Box 6100, Mon- TECHNICOLOR CORPORATION (Technicolor), treal. 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N.Y.; CIrcle TRANS -WORLD FILM LABORATORIES LTD., 7-7934. 6311 Romaine Street, Hollywood; H011y- 4824 Cote des Neiges Road, Montreal 26; REgent wood 7-1101. 3-7181. DR. HERBERT T. KALMua. PAUL PRATT, president. TRI -ART COLOR (See Du -Art Film Laboratories). A. PREFONTAINE, general manager. TRUCOLOR (See Consolidated Film Industries). WARNERCOLOR, Warner Bros. Studios, Burbank OTTAWA, ONT. Calif.; H011ywood 9-1251. GRAPHIC FILMS LTD., 19 Fairmont Pl. ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. Photo Reproduction Labs ATLANTIC FILMS & ELECTRONICS LTD., 22 JJK COPY -ART PHOTOGRAPHERS, 165 W. Prescott St. 46th St., New York, N. Y.; PLaza 7-0233. ALBERT JEESTE, managing director. A Division of James J. Kriesmann 556 CREST STUDIOS, INC., 130 West 42nd Street, GERMAN, W. J., INC., distributor of Eastman N. Y., 7-4193. (All phases motion picture film, John Street, Fort Lee, N. J. New York, Wisconsin 6677 of motion picture and commercial photography- LOngacre 5-5978-79.80; FOrt Lee, 8.5100; originals-fashions-portraits-photo reproductions in Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood 38, Calif., color and black and white.) H011ywood 4.6131; 6040 North Pulaski Road, JOSEPH G. AURRICIHIO, president Chicago 30, Ill., IRving 8-4064. LEWIS WEINSTEIN, executive vice president GEVAERT CO. OF AMERICA, INC., distributor MRS. SYLVIA WEINSTEIN, treasurer of Gevaert motion picture film. Executive offices: P. A. AuRRicHio, secretary and prod. mgr. 321 W. 54th Street, New York 19, N. Y.. JUdson 6-2770; Branches: 150 North Wacker Drive Chi- cago, Ill., FRanklin 3485; 6370 Santa Monica Boule- vard, Hollywood, Calif., H011ywood 9-7329; Gevaert Film Storage Vaults Canada (Ltd.), 345 Adelaide Street, W., Toronto 2B, Ont. ATLANTA SAVINI FILM STORAGE COMPANY. Ware- house: 1570 Marietta Road, BElmont 4162. Stock -Shot Film Libraries HOLLYWOOD -LOS ANGELES (All major studios have film libraries joy stock - (Hollywood studios have own storage vaults.) shots; the newsreels-see INDEx, under NEWSIEZI.s COMPANY -are similarly equipped[ but only Warner-Pathe and BEKINS VAN AND STORAGE operate public stock - 1025 North Highland Avenue. H011ywood 9-8181. 20th Century -Fox Movtetone BONDED TV FILM SERVICE, INC., 8290 Santa shot libraries.) Monica Blvd., 46; OLdfield 4-7575. CONSOLIDATED FILM INDUSTRIES, 959 No. HOLLYWOOD -LOS ANGELES Seward Street. HOlywood 9-1441. (Stores only film FILM LIBRARY OF THE ACADEMY OF MO- which Consolidated Laboratory is handling.) TION PICTURE ARTS AND SCIENCES. Aca- LYON VAN & STORAGE COMPANY, 6372 Santa demy headquarters, 9038 Melrose Avenue. CRest- Monica Boulevard. H011ywood 9.1401. view 5-1146. TELEVISION CLEARING HOUSE, 7162 Melrose EISENBACH'S, JACK A., INDEPENDENT Ave., 46; WEbster 5-7079. PRODUCERS FILM LIBRARY, 6926 Melrose Ave., 38; WEbster 1.0309. NEW YORK CITY HOEFFLER, PAUL. PRODUCTIONS. 7934 Santa Blvd., 46; Oldfield 4-7939. BONDED FILM STORAGE, 630 Ninth Ave., New Monica York 36; JUdson 6-1030. CONSOLIDATED FILM INDUSTRIES (main of- NEW YORK CITY fice), 1740 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. JUdson ADVANCE FILM LIBRARIES, 333 W. 52nd St.; 6-1700. CIrcle 5-6873. MODERN TELESERVICE, INC., 219 E. 44th St., CHARLES DIANI, JAMES WONNAGAL, librarians. New York 17. N. Y.; OX ford 7-2753. HEARST METROTONE NEWS, 450 W. 65th St.; NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORP., TV & Pl. 7-4120; Curator Frank Lamb. INDUSTRIAL FILMS DIVISION, 509 Madison MILES STOCK SHOT LIBRARY, 333 W. 52nd Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; CIrcle 6-5700. St., 19; CIrcle 6-4821. MAURICE H. ZOUARY, president. TORONTO MUSEUM OF MODERN ART FILM LIBRARY. 5.8900. BONDED FILM SERVICES, 305 Soudan Ave.; 11 \Vest 53rd Street. CIrcle 2349. RICHARD GRIFFITH. Curator. MOhawk LIBRARY, 105 E. 106th St.; CIrcle 7- CENTRAL FILM SHIPPING & STORAGE COM- NBC FILM 3-2909. 8300. THEODORE H. MARKOVIC, chief librarian. PANY, 277 Victoria St., Toronto; EM. 105 106th SAcra- ALTMAN, gen. mgr. REO PATHE, INC., East Street; GEORGE mento 2-2600. PEACOCK FILM STORAGE CO., Sheppard Ave., BENJAMIN LITTELL, librarian. Agincourt, Ont.; HIckory 4-6135. FILM LIBRARY, 310 W. 73rd St.; ENdi- I. S. PEACOCK, owner. STONE 443 cott 2-6494. SPONSOR FILM SERVICES CORP. LTD., DOROTHY T. STONE, owner. Jarvis St., Toronto; WA. 2-3159. TELENEWS FILM CORP., 630 9th Ave., 36; GEORGE BENSON, operations mgr. LTD., 103 JUdson 6-2450. SYNDICATED FILM SERVICES ROBERT K. STRAUS. president. Church St., Toronto; EM. 4-1175. ROSS, CHARLES, INC., 333 W. 52nd St., New PAT CLEVER, pres. York 19, N. Y.; CIrcle 6-5470. CON CETTA Ross. Raw Stock Manufacturers ANSCO RAW FILM DIVISION, 1001 North La - Brea, Hollywood, Cal. HEmpstead 7181. (Distribu tor of films manufactured by Ansco-division of Film Exchanges General Aniline and Film. Binghamton. N. Y.) DUPONT DE NEMOURS, E. L, AND CO., INC., Photo Products Department. Wilmington 98. Del- aware, Wilmington 4-5121; 248 W. 18th Street, in Key Cities New York 11, N. Y.. WAtkins 4-3100; 7051 Santa Monica Boulevard, Los Angeles 38, Calif., H011ywood 9-5147: 805 Peachtree Bldg., Atlanta 5, Ga., Emerson 2841; 140 Federal Street, Boston 10, Mass., Hancock 6-1711; 3289 North California Avenue, Chicago 18. Ill., Cornelia 7-1411; 1033 ALBANY Union Commerce Building, Cleveland 14, 0., Allied Artists Distributing Corp., 1046 Broadway; Cherry 1-1348; 255 South 15th Street, Philadel- ALbany 4-1101; Robert Adler, salesman. phia 2, Pa., Pennypacker 5-6160; 1628 Oak Lawn Columbia Pictures Corp., 1050 Broadway; ALbany Avenue, Dallas 7, Tex., Riverside 1404. (Manu- 3-4287; Herbert Schwartz, br. mgr. facturer of motion picture raw stock). Loew's Inc., 1060 Broadway; ALbany 5-3538; Edw. EASTMAN KODAK CO., 343 State Street, Rochester R. Susse, br. mgr. 4, N. Y.: LOcust 6000; 6706 Santa Monica Boule- Lopert-Translux-Union Pictures, 1046 Broadway; vard, Hollywood 38, Calif.; H011ywood 9-3101; ALbany 4-1623; Max Westebbe, br. mgr. 342 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.; Paramount Film Dist., Corp., 43 Fox Drive, Colo- MUrray Hill 7-7080; 130 E. Randolph Drive, nic; UN 9-5012; Howard J. Smidt, sis. rep. Chicago, Ill., RAndolph 6-7476. (See W. J. Ger- 20th Century-Fox Film Corp., 1052 Broadway; man). ALbany 3-1203; Clayton G. Pantages, br. mgr. 557 Universal Film Exchange, Inc., P. O. Box 852, BUFFALO ALbany 4-4177; Eugene E. Lowe, sls. rep.; EX - press 3-5202. Allied Artists Film Exc. Inc., 505 Pearl St.; CL United Artists Corp., 110 No. Pearl St.; ALbany 2145.6; Lew Lieser, br. mgr. 6-1283; Burt Topal, br. mgr. Buena Vista Film Dist., Crosby Bldg., 170 Frank- UMPO -Times -Astor Pictures, 950 Washington lin St.; Jack China, br. mgr. Ave.; ALbany 8-0513; Arthur J. Newman, br. mgr. Clark Service, Inc., 505 Pearl St.; MO -6544; John Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 1058 Pauly, br. mgr. Broadway; ALbany 4.1197; Edward M. Segal, br. Columbia Pictures Corp., 505 Pearl St.; WA- mgr. 8995.6 -7; Benjamin Felcher, br. mgr. Loew's Inc., 294 Franklin St.; WA -1224; J. B. Mundstuk br. mgr. ATLANTA Paramount Pictures. Inc., 464 Franklin St.; Garfield Allied Artists Southern Dist. Corp., 188 Luckie 1707; Michael A. Jusko, mgr. St., N. W.; JAckson 3959-60; J. E. Hobbs, mgr; 20th Century-Fox Film Corp., 290 Franklin St.; O. S. Barnett, office mgr. CL. 0784; C. B. Kosco, mgr. United Artists Corp., 505 1500; Buena Vista Film Distribution Corp., 87 Walton Pearl St.; Washington Bldg.; JAckson 5-6457; Ken Laird, mgr. Bert E. Topai, br. mgr. Capital Film Exchange of Georgia, 164 Walton Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 301 Franklin St.; St., N. W.; MU. 8-9845; W. M. Richardson, MA -2016; Isadore Erlichman, br. mgr. pres. Roger Wood, booker and office mgr. Waldman Films, Inc., 505 Pearl St., Minna G. Columbia Pictures Corp., 195 Luckie St., N. W.; Zachem, br. mgr. JAckson 1-1524; R. J. Ingram, dist. mgr.; Paul Warner Bros. Pictures Dist Corp.. 470 Franklin St.; Hargette, br. mgr. Lincoln 2700; Nat Marcus, mgr. Howco Exchange, 191 Walton St., N. W.; JAckson 5.6688; Charles Jordon, br. mgr. CHARLOTTE Ka Film Exchange 158-160 Walton St.. N. W.; 4.0261; Ike Katz, pres.; Harry Katz, Allied Artists Southern Dist. Corp. 225 W. 4th r. mgr. St.; Tel. 3-9261; W. G. Carmichael, br. mgr. American Astor Pictures Exchange, 215 W. 4th Loew's Inc., 198 Luckie St., N. W.; JAckson 3- 2736; William B. Zoellner, br. mgr. St.; Telephone 5-5512; Walter Pinson, mgr. Carolina Film Service Corp., 1336 South Graham Paramount Film Distributing Corp., 154 Luckie St., St.: N. W.; Foster Hotard, mgr. telephone 45621. Christian Film Service Corp.. 1302 E. 4th St.; tele- Toddy Pictures Co., 148 Walton St., N. W.; MU. phone 35249. 3-4633; Ted Toddy, pres.; J. Roberts, mgr. Columbia Pictures Corp., 226 S. Church St.; tele- 20th Century -Fox Film Corp, 197 Walton St., N. W.; JAckson phone 2-2156; R. D. Williamson, br. mgr. 3-4633 Paul Wilson, mgr. Dominant Pictures Co., 217 W. 4th St.; Harry United Artists Corp., 191 Walton St.; JAckson 2-6386; Gene Goodman, Kerr, mgr. br. mgr. Holly Smith Pictures, 617 E. 28th phone Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 201 Walton St., St.; N. W.; JAckson FR 7-2292. 3-5081; Dick Setoon, mgr. Howco Productions, 120 S. Poplar St.; FR 5-6051; Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp. 197 Luckie F. White. Jr., pres. St., N. W.; JAckson 3-3495; Carroll Ogburn, br. I. mgr. Kay Film Exchange, 225 S. Church St.; telephone FRanklin 5-5771; J. W. Bishop, mgr. Loew's Inc.. 301 So. Church St.; telephone EDison BALTIMORE 2-5147; Richard L. Huffman, mgr. Capitol Pictures Observer Transportation Company, 600 S. Tryon Co.. Tower Bldg.; MUlberry St.; Phone EDison 4.1651; J. G. Ward mgr. 5-3535; Irwin Cohen, mgr. Paramount Film Dist. Corp., Wilder Bldg.; EDi- National Film Co., 140 N. Front St.; Saratoga 7-9883. son 2-5101; Lawrence Terrell. br. mgr. Howco Exchange, 300 W. Third St.; EDison Vogelstein, Harry, 140 N. Front St.; Saratoga 7-9883. 4-6426; Scott Lett, mgr. 24th Century -Fox Film Corp., 308 So. Church St.; telephone EDison 2-7101; Olin Mock, mgr. BOSTON United Artists Corp., 225 W. 3rd St.; EDison Academy Film Distributors, 250 Stuart St., Tom 2-5077; Harold Keeter, mgr. Donaldson, br. mgr. LIberty 2-9315. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc 313 So. Church St.; Allied Artists Corp., 39 Church St.; HUbbard 2-4360; EDison 2-3159; J. Greenleaf, 1r. mgr. Ben Abrams. mgr. Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp., 311 So. Church Buena Vista Film Distributing Co., 260 Tremont St.; Tel. FRanklin 6-5611; John W. Kirby, br. St.; HAncock 6-9360; Herbert Schaefer, mgr. mgr. Columbia Pictures Corp., 45 Church St.; HAncock Watt L. Parker, motion picture exhibitor. 147 Bre- 6-8980; Harry Rogovin, mgr. yard Court; EDison 4-9984. Continental Films, 260 Tremont St., LIberty Western Adventure Productions, Inc., 120 So. Pop- 2-2909; Stanton Davis, mgr. lar St.; FRanklin 5-6051; J. F. White, Jr.. pres. Embassy Pictures Corp., 20 Winchester St.; HUb- bard 2-3325; Joseph Levine, mgr. CHICAGO Ellis Gordon Films, 20 Winchester St., HAncock 6-0798; Ellis Gordon, mgr. Allied Artists Pictures, 1250 So. Wabash Ave.; Hal Roach Distributing Corp., 60 Church St., Wabash 2-7937; Nat. Nathanson, diet. mgr.; Vic HAncock 6-5291-2; Al Herman, mgr. Bernstein, br. mgr. Loew's Inc., 46 Church St.; HAncock 6-0044; Ben Buena Vista Film Distribution Co., Inc., 1307 Bebchick, br. mgr. So. Wabash Ave.; HArrison 7-0077; Harris Mel Davis Films, 445 Statlen Bldg.; HAncock Dudelson, dist. mgr. 6-2274; Mel Davis, mgr. Capitol Films-see Elman, Henri, Enterprises. Paramount Film Distributing Corp., 58-62 Berkeley Clasa-Mohme, Inc., 1233 S. Wabash Ave.; WA - St.; HAncock 6-1070; Dan Houlihan, br. mgr. bash 2-6186; Louis Hess, br. mgr. Rank Film Distributors of America, Inc., 260 Columbia Pictures Corp., 1301 S. Wabash Ave.; Tremont St.; HAncock 6-3960; Abe Weiner, mgr. B. Lourie, br. mgr.; HArrison 7-6137. Edward Ruff Film Associates, Inc., 260 Tremont J. LIberty Continental Film Distributors 1304 So. Wabash St.; 2-2797; Edward Ruff and Mel Safner, Ave.; WEbster 9-6090; D.C.A., 60 E. 13th St.; mgrs. HArrison 7.5653. 24th Century -Fox Film Corp., 115 Broadway; HAn- cock 6-2180; Al Levy, mgr. Dezel, Albert, Productions; 1118 So. Michigan United Artista Corp., 52 Church St.; HAncock Ave.; HArrison 7-3626. 6-6540 Harry Segal, mgr. Elman, Henri, Enterprises, Inc., 1301 So. Wabash Universal Films Exchanges, Inc., 60 Church St.: Ave.; Webster 9-2000; Charles Lindau, president; HAncock 6-8760; E. Myer Feltman, br. mgr. Max Roth, v. -p. & treas. Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp., 133 Arlington Essanjay Films, 1325 S. Wabash; Webster 9-0737; St.; HUbbard 2-3290; William Kumins, mgr. Irwin Joseph, owner. 558 Foreign Films, Ine.-see Elman, Henri, Enterprises. United Artists Corp., 2108 Payne Ave.; PRospect Globe Films, 57 Monroe St.; State 2-7416; James 1.2985; David Rosenthal, mgr. Tovan, manager. Universal Film Exchanges Inc., Foam Exchange Lippert Pictures, Inc., 1118 So. Michigan Ave.; Bldg., 2108 Payne Ave.; PRospect 1-0431; ,Péter HArrison 7-3027; Sam Kaplan, br. mgr. Rosian, dist. mgr.; Norman Weitman, br. mgr. Loew's Inc., 1307 So. Wabash; William J. Devaney. Warner Bros. Pictures Distrib. Corp., Film Ex- mgr.; WAbash 2-6500. change Bldg., 2108 Payne Ave.; TOwer 1-5920; Modern Films Dist., 1325 So. Wabash Ave.; WEb- William Twig, br. mgr. ster 9-0737; Irwin Joseph, gen. mgr. Paramount Pictures. Inc., 1306 So. Michigan Ave.; DALLAS Harrison 7-2760; J. H Stevens, mgr Realart Pictures-see Elman, Henri, Enterprises. Allied Artists, 2204 Cor....ierce St.; RI -7-1658; Teitel Film Corp., 410 So. Michigan Ave.; HAr- J. A. Prichard, mgr. rison 7.3024; Chas. Teitel, pres. Buena Vista Pictures, 2017 Young St.- RI -8-5306; 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 1260 So. Wabash S. Miller, br. mgr.; Douglas Desch, district mgr. Ave.; WAbash 2-9625; Tom Gilliam, br. mgr. Columbia Pictures, 1900 Young St.; RI -1-3541; United Artists Corp., 1301 So. Wabash Ave.; Harri Mon Whitcher, mgr. son 7-6310; Harry Goldman, mgr. Empire Pictures, 412 South Harwood; RI -2-8055; Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 1232 S. Michigan Robert R. O'Donnell, mgr. Ave.; WAbash 2-5781; Manie Gottlieb, dist. mgr.; Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, 2015 Jackson St.; Lou Berman, br. mgr. RI.1-4171; Louis Weber, mgr. Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp. 1307 So. Wabash Paramount Pictures, 401 North Pearl Expressway; Ave.; WAbash 2-5781; George Lefko, mgr. RI -1-5565; Tom Bridge, district mgr.; Frank Rule, br. mgr. Twentieth Century -Fox, 1801 Wood St.; RI - B. Wil- CINCINNATI 1 -1501; T. O. McCleaster, br. mgr.; W. liams, asst. br. mgr. Allied Artists Distributing Corp., 1635 Central United Artists Corp., 2015 Young St.; RI -2-6174; Parkway; PArkway 1-0179; Milton Gu-iam, mgr. Russell Brentlinger, mgr. Buena Vista Film Distribution, 1634 Central Universal Pictures, 810 So. St. Paul; RI -1-3164; Parkway; PArkway 1-4766; Lee Heidingsfeld; Walter Armbruster, mgr. CHerry 1-1311; Wm. M. Gainer. Columbia Pictures Corp., 1634 Central Parkway; CHerry 1-6883; Phil Fox, br. mgr. DENVER Loew's, Inc., 1625 Central Parkway Blvd.; CHerry Allied Artists Pictures Dist. Co., 2144 Champa St.; 1-3557; H. Russell Gaus, br. mgr. AComa 2-3841; Jack Felix. br. mgr. Paramount Pictures, Inc., 1634 Central Parkway; American International Pictures, 820 21st St CHerry 1.6150; Donald Hicks, mgr. ALpine 5-3857; Chick Lloyd, mgr. Realart Pictures of Cincinnati, 1632 Cen:ral Park- Buena Vista Film Dist., Inc., 737 -21st St., Alpine way; MAin 1-4852; Jay Goldberg, mgr. 5.2867; Marvin Goldfarb. dist. supvr. Screen Classics, Inc. of Cincinnati; CHerry 1-3671; Clasa-Mohme, Inc., 2065 Broadwa; CHerry 1632 Central Parkway; Edward Salzberg, mgr. 4-2313; Gilbert Martinez, mgr. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., CHerry 1-6460; Columbia Pictures Corp.,2140 Champs St.; KEy- 1632-38 Central Parkway; Weldon Waters, mgr. stone 4-6341; R. C. Hill, br. mgr. United Artists Corp. 1634 Central Pkwy. Blvd.; R -T Pictures, 2075 Broadway; MAin 3-0373; H. C. CHerry 1-1546: Jack Finberg, br. mgr. Fuller, mgr. Uni 1 Film Exchanges, Inc., 1628 Central Distributors Corp. of America, 2075 Broadway; Pkwy.; GArfield 1.3820; W. Frank Schreiber, TAbor 5-1206; L. E. Hobson, br. mgr. Bailey Dist. Co., 2071 Broadway; ÁL p¡ne 5-5970; Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp., 1600 Central Tom Bailey, mgr. Parkway; CHerry 1-6824; James S. Atrose, mgr. Loew's Inc., 2100 Broadway; Tabor 5-8166; II. A. Friedel, br. mgr. CLEVELAND Paramount Pictures, Inc., 2100 Stout St.; KEy- stone 4-8246; J. R. Ricketts, mgr. Academy Film Service. Inc., 2110 Payne Ave.; Corp., 2101 Champa St.; 1-9173; Blair Mooney, pres.; M. M. Blatt- lath Century -Fox Film MAin Tabor 5-5331; Dick Fulham, mgr. ner, mgr. 21st St.; Tabor 5-2325; Advanads Co., Film Exchange Bldg.; SUperior United Artists Corp., 807 Bud Austin. mgr. 1-1221; A. A. Sunshine, mgr. Inc., 801 21st St.; Allied Artists Film Distributors, Inc., Film Exchange Universal Film Exchange, MAin 3-3281; Mayer H. Monsky, br. mgr. Bldg.. 2108 Payne Ave.; PRospect 1-2741; Nate Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp., 2062 Stout St.; Schultz, pres.; Sam Schultz. br. mgr. O. Box Buena Vista Film Districts Corp., Film Exchange KEystone 4-6178; Don Urquhart (P. Bldg., 2108 Payne Ave.¡ SUperior 1-4313; Ted 2409). Levy, dist. mgr.; Jim Levitt, br. mgr. Columbia Pictures Corp., Film Exchange Bldg., 2108 DES MOINES 1-3545; Jules Livingston, Payne Ave.; CHerry Allied Artists, 1115 High St.; CHerry 4-1783; Sol br. mgr. Francis. Fryan Film Co., 1810 E. 12th St.; MAin 1-6260; Vin- Columbia Pictures Corp., 1003 High St.; CHerry cent Fryan. 3-0106; Joe Sachs, br. mgr. Imperial Pictures, Inc.. 308 Film Bldg., 2108 Payne 8.1071; Ave.; MAin 1-9376.7; Rudy Norton, br. mgr.; Loew's Inc., 618 12th St.; Tel. ATlantic Vincent F. Flyn, mgr. Jack Zide, owner. St.; CHerry Loew's, Inc., 2346 Payne Ave.; PRospect 1-3340; National Screen Service, 1003rd High Jack Sogg, br. mgr. 4-0187. Paramount Film Distributing Co., 2800 Euclid Paramount Pictures, Inc., 1125 High St.; ATlantic Ave.; PRospect 1-3914; Harry S. Buxbaum, br. 8-3638; Richard Frank, br. mgr. mgr. Parrot Distributing Co., 2123 Forest; ATlantic Republic Pictures Corp., 2112 Payne Ave.; PRos- 2-4211; H. B. Peterson, mgr. pect 1-0034; Jules Livingston, br. mgr. Realart Pictures, Inc., 1120 High; AT. 2-6583; States Film Service, Inc., Warner Bldg., 2300 William Feld. Payne Ave.; PRospect 1-3723; Jack Kenehan, 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 1300 High St.; mgr. CHerry 4-4281; Dave Gold, mgr. Seaway Film Distributing Co., Film Exchange United Artists Corp., 1110 High St. Harold Kim- Bldg., 2108 Payne Ave.; CHerry 1.7211; Arthur mel, br. mgr.; Dorothy Pobst, booker. Goldsmith, br. mgr. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 1005 High St.; Sunray Films. Inc.. Film Exchange Bldg.. 2108 CHerry 4-4219; Lou Levy, sls. mgr. Payne Ave.; MAin 1-5489. Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp., 209 Plymouth 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 2119 Payne Ave.; Bldg., 10th and Walnut; CHerry 4-3297; Joe S. TOwer 1-2257; Ray Schmertz, br. mgr. Young, br. mgr. 559 DETROIT KANSAS CITY, MO. Allied Prod., Artists Inc., 2310 Cass Ave.; Wood- Allied Artists Pictures. Inc., 130 West 18th St.; ward 1-2992 Nathan D. Levin, br. mgr. HArrison 1-2305; Frank V. Thomas, br. mgr. Allied Film Exchange, 2310 Cass Ave.; Woodward Buena Vista Film Distribution, 114 W. 18th St.; 2.7778; J. Zide, owner; Dorothy Harrison, mgr. BAltimore 1-1540; Tommy Thompson, br. mgr. Columbia Pictures Corp., 2310 Case Ave.; Wood- Columbia Pictures Corp., 214 W. 18th St.; HAr- ward 2-8021; Milton Zimmerman, br. mgr. rison 1-3892; T. L. Baldwin, br. mgr. Dezel, Albert, Productions, 13131 Fenkell; VEr- Lippert Pictures, Inc., see United Film Exchange. mont 6-2180; Albert Dezel, pres. Loew's Inc., 220 W. 18th St.; GRand 1-2109; T. E. Ideal Pictures Corp., 15924 Grand River; VE. Bailey, br. mgr. 7-9350- Leo Leddy, owner. Motion Picture Booking Agency, 1717 Wyan- Loew's Inc., 2310 Cass Ave.; Woodward 1-4456; dotte; VIctor 2-7379; Lou Marks, Ed Hartman, owner. resident mgr. Paramount Film Dist. Corp., 1800 Wyandotte St.; Paramount Pictures, Inc. 479 Ledyard Ave.; Wood- GRand 1-0410; H. R. Hamburg, br. mgr. ward 2-4741; Thomas F. Duane, br. mgr. Realart Pictures, see United Film Exchange. 20th Century -ox Film Corp., 2211 Cass Ave.; Wood- 20th Century -Fox ward 1.3726; J. J. Lee, mgr. Film Corp., 1720 Wyandotte St.; United Artists HArrison 1-7253; Joseph Neger, br. mgr. Corp., 2310 Cass Ave.; Woodward United Artists Corp., 219 W. 18th St.; GRand 2-6500; S.J. Bowman, br. mgr. 1-1123; Ralph Amacher, br. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 436 W. Colum- mgr. bia; Woodward 1-2141; United Film Exchange, distributors of Lippert and R. B. Graff, mgr. Realart Pictures, 120 West 18th Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp., 2310 Cass Ave.; St.; HArrison 1-1490; R. F. Herrell and Nina Bridges, co- Woodward 1-6236; J. W. Baringhaus, mgr. owners. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 1700 Wyandotte HOUSTON St.; HArrison 1-5624; Morris Relder br. mgr. Warner Columbia Pictures Corp., 4521 Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 1703 Almeda Road; JA. Wyandotte St.; HArrison 1-4645; R. C. Borg, 3-4466; J. Winberry, br. mgr. br. mgr. 20th Century-Fox Film Corp., 2119 Bagby St.; Henry F. Harrell, br. mgr.; JA. 9-8721-22-23. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 2718 Danville LOS ANGELES St.; George Byrd, br. mgr.; JA. 6-2931. Allied Artists. 1924 S. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 7; REpublic 1-3148; M. J. E. McCarthy, br. mgr. INDIANAPOLIS American International Pictures, 8255 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46; OLfield 6-4220; Leon Allied Artists. 438 N. Illinois St.; ME 4-6452; Edward Blender, gen 1. sls. mgr. Spiers, mgr. Azteca Filma, Inc., 1743 S. Vermont Ave.; Los Buena Vista Film Dist. Co., 443 No. Illinois St.; ME 4-5494; Angeles 6; REpublic 3-2191; Dick Conley, br. mgr. T. O. Dillon, mgr. Buena Vista Film Dist. Corp., 1654 Cordova St.; Columbia Pictures Corp.. 432 N. Illinois St.; REpublic 1-7247; Wendell Bjorkman, ME 4-8408; Murray Devaney, br. mgr. dist. mgr. Howco, Cavalcade Pictures, Inc., 7904 Santa Monica 439 No. Illinois St.; ME 5-4341; Jesse Blvd.; H011ywood 46; Oldfield 4-4144; Harvey Salzburg, mgr. Pergament, mgr. Loew's Inc., 421 No. Illinois St.; ME 4-4361; F. B. Canker, br. mgr. Cinema Distributors, 1907 S. Vermont Ave., Los An- geles 7; REpublic 3-1123; Edward Barison, mgr. Paramount Pictures, Inc., 116 W. Michigan St.; ME 4-7563; Claaa-Mobme, Inc., 2019 S. Vermont Ave., Los An- Howard DeTamble, mgr. geles 7; REpublic 4-1137; Juan Buena. Realart Pictures of Indianapolis, 441 N. Illinois St.; ME 4-4438; Helen Bohn, mgr. Columbia Pictures Corp., 1627 West 20th St., Los Angeles 7; REpublic 1-8511; Norman Jacter, br. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 326 No. Illinois St.; mgr. ME 4-5581; Howard B. Kinser, mgr. Embassy Pictures, 1981 S. Vermont Ave., Los United Artists Corp., 120 W. Michigan St.; Angeles 7; REpublic 4-8487; J. W. Sonenshine. ME 4-3551; Ross Williams, br. mgr. owner. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 517 No. Illinois St.; Exhibitor's Service, 1977 S. Vermont Ave., Los An- ME 4-5452; Philip Sherman, br. mgr. geles 7; REpublic 3.9191; Harry L. Rackin, pres. Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp., 120 W. Michigan Filmakers Releasing Organization, 8421 Wilshire St.; ME 4-3581; C. W. McKean, mgr. Blvd., Beverly Hills; OLive 3-2333; Charles Kranz, pres. Lippert Pictures, Inc., 10125 West Washington JACKSONVILLE, FLA. Blvd., Culver City; TExas 0-4677. Allied Artists, 331 East Bay St.; ELgin 3-7347; Loew's Inc., 1620 Cordova St., Los Angeles 7; Robert Bowers, mgr., sls. office only. REpuhlic 1-4181; T. J. Aspen. Jr., br. mgr. Capitol Releasing Corp., 137 E. Forsyth St.; Manhattan Films International, Inc., 1920 S. Ver- ELgin 5.3389; R. Cam Price, mgr.; sales office mont Ave., REpublic 2-3016; Robert I. Kronen- only. berg, pres. Navy, U. S., Motion Picture Booking 1914 Columbia Pictures Corp., 11 N. Ocean St.; ELgin Office, 3.5501; Martin Kutner, S. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 7; REpublic mgr., sales office only. 5-0244; John L. Evans, office mgr. Howe. Film Exchange, 122 Bay East St.; ELgin Nichibei Kinema Co.. 246 E. 2nd St., Los Angeles 12, 5-2505; Joe Thrift, mgr., (shipping station) MAdison 5-2295; Shunsuke Kumamoto, pres. Law's, Inc., 501 E. Forsyth St.; ELgin 6-1536; Paramount Film Dist. Corp., 1613 W. 20th St.. Los Fred G. Hull Jr., mgr.; (shipping station) Angeles 7; REpublic 1-5191; Arnold Shartin, Paramount Film Dist. Corp., 128 East Forsyth St.; br. mgr. ELgin 6-3961; 1011 Houston St. (shipping station); Trans -World Releasing Corp., 1660 Cordova St., Fred Mathis, mgr. Los Angeles 7, Calif.; REpublic 3-9186. Edward 20th Century-Fox Film Corp., 341 E. Bay St. (branch Barison & H. Rybnik, mgrs. and shipping station); ELgin 6-2426; T. P. Tid- 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 1620 West 20th St. well, mgr. Los Angeles 7; REpublic 1-4186; Morris Sudmin, United Artists, Inc., 128 E. Forsyth St.; ELgin br. mgr. 3-4476; Byron Adams, mgr. United Artists Corp 1918 S. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 7; REpublic 4-1166; Ralph Clark, dist. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 331 E. Bay St.; mgr.; Richard Carnegie, br. mgr. ELgin 4-3761; Buford Styles, mgr. United Producers Releasing Org., 1660 Cordova Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp., 128 E. Forsyth St., Los Angeles 7; REpublic 3.9186; H. Rybnick, St.; ELgin 4-3647; 232 N. Myrtle Ave. (shipping mgr. station) ; John B. Tomlinson, mgr. United World Films, Inc., 6610 Melrose Ave., (Note: Benton Bros. Film Express, 228 N. Myrtle Hollywood 38; WEbster 8-6126; Herman Block, Ave., ELgin 4-6795, is the shipping station for mgr. Allied Artists, REO, United Artists, Universal, Unitel of California, Inc., 1981 So. Vermont Ave.; Columbia, and Capitol. Frank Benton is mgr.) REpublic 4-8487; Henry Sonenshine, pres. 560 Universal -International Film Exchanges, Inc NEW HAVEN 2001 S. Vermont Ave. Los Angeles 7; REpublic 1-2151; A. Swerdlow, br. mgr. Allied Artists, 1890 Dixwell Ave., Hamden; AT - Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 2025 S. water 8-2916; John V. Pavone, br. mgr. Vermont Ave.. Los Angeles 7; REpublic 1-3177; Columbia Pictures Corp., 1890 Dixwell Ave., Fred Greenberg, district mgr Hamden; ATwater 8-9285; Walter Silverman, br. World Independent Film Distributors, 1981 So. mgr. Vermont Ave., Los Angeles 7; REpublic 4-8487; Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, 1890 Dixwell Ave., Ham- Jack W. Sonenshine, owner. den; ATwater 8-9201; Philip Gravitz, br. mgr. Paramount Pictures, 890 Dixwell Ave., Hamden; ATwater 8-9204; Henry Germaine, br. mgr. MEMPHIS 20th Century -Fox, 1890 Dixwell Ave., Hamden; Allied Artists Southern Dist. Corp., 395 S. 2nd Shepherd Bloom, mgr. St.; Tel. JAckson 7-9424; B. Prichard, mgr. United Artists, 1890 Diixwell Ave., Hamden; AT - Astor Pictures, 408 S. Second St.; Tel.: JAckson water 8-9218; Irving Mendelson, br. mgr. 3-1856. Universal, 1890 Dixwell Ave., Hamden; ATwater Colonial Studios, 361 S. Second St.; Tel.: JAck- 8-9291; Alex Schimel, br. mgr. son 5-2386. Warner Bros., 1890 Dixwell Ave., Hamden, Conn.; Columbia Pictures Corp., 162 Vance Ave.; Tel.: ATwater 8-9247; Angelo Lombardi, br. mgr. JAckson 6.3268; Norman J. Colquhoun, br. mgr. Film Transit, Inc., 311 S. Second St.; JAckson NEW ORLEANS 5-6840. Howco Exchange, 3995 2nd St.; JAckson 7-9976; Allied Artists Southern Distributing Corp., 223 W. C. Kroeger, br. mgr. So. Liberty St.; JA 5-8135; Ben Jordan, br. mgr. Loew's Inc., 158 Vance Ave.; Tel.: JAckson 5-5443; Buena Vista Film Dist. Co., 218 So. Liberty St.; L. Ingram, br. mgr. MA. 1640; Floyd Harvey, Jr. br. mgr. Columbia 150 So. Paramount Pictures. Inc., 362 So. 2nd St.; Memphis Pictures Corp., Liberty St.; JA JAckson 6-7425; Howard A. Nicholson, mgr. 2.2782; John Winberry, br. mgr. Commerce Corp., 525 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 151 Vance Ave.; Tel.: Pictures Poydras St.; MA. JAckson 6-2164; T. M. Young. mgr. 5026 Robert Wiegand, pres. DeltaVisual Service, Inc., 815 Poydras St.; JA United Artista, 408 S. Second St.; JAckson 5-8467. 5-9061; F. Didier, pres. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 399 S. 2nd St.; J. Memphis JAckson 6-4121; Robert Carpenter, br. Distributors Corp. of America (DCA), 218 So. mgr. Liberty St.; MA. 1474; F. F. Goodrow, mgr. Warner Broa. Pictures Distributing Corp 402 S. Ideal Pictures, 1303 Prytania St.; JAckson 2-9769; 2nd St.; JAckson 6-1191; Joe Young, mgr. Earl Leonard. Howco Pictures of Louisiana, Inc., 150 S. Liberty St.; JA. 5-0765 Leo V. Seicshnaydre, pres. MILWAUKEE Jasper Ewing & Sons, 725 Poydras St. JA 5-5257. Don Kay Enterprises, 223 S. Liberty St.; EXpress Allied Artists Pictures, Inc., 720 W. State St.; 3012; Don Kay, owner. BRoadway 3-7020; Harold Rose, br. mgr. M.G.M. Pictures, 150 So. Liberty St.; C. J. Briant, American International Pictures, 212 W. Wiscon- mgr.; TUlane 5566. sin Ave.; BRoadway 3-6285; Ed Gavin, br. mgr. Mardi Gras Productions, 328 Chartres; JA 2-0356; Columbia Pictures Corp., 1133 N. 8th St.; BRoad- Brandon L. Chase. Exec. Admin. way 1-3351; H. Olshan, br. mgr. Masterpiece Pictures, Inc., 221 So. Liberty St.; Buena Vista Film Distribution Co., Inc., 212 W. 2-8703; Milton Dureau, pres. Wisconsin Ave.; BRoadway 3-5111; Frank Yab- Mayer's 16mm Motion Picture Service, 1608 St. lans, br. mgr. Charles Ave.; JA. 2-0294. Independent Film Distributor, 706 W. State St.; National Film Service, Inc., 729 Jane Place; AM. BRoadway 3-5922; Morey Anderson, mgr. herst 5641. Loew's Inc., MGM, 736 West State St.; BRoadway Paramount Films Distributing Corp., 2339 Tu - 1-4024; J. C. Kemptgen, br. mgr. lane Ave.; JA 5-3357; William Holliday, br. mgr. Paramount Film Distributing Corp., 152 W. Wis- Southern Bell Tel. & Tel. Co., 520 Baronne St.; consin Ave.; BRoadway 1-7340; Ward Penning- LAfayette 9-9011. ton, br. mgr. Stevens Pictures, Inc., 1307 Tulane Ave.; TUlane 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 1016 No. 8th St.; 2249. BRoadway 1.5710; J. H. Lorentz, mgr. 20th Century -Fox Films, 200 So. Liberty St.; JA United Artists Corp., 1137 No. 8th St.; BRoadway 5-9858; William A. Briant, mgr. 1-6529: Joe Imhof. mgr. United Artists Corp., 210 So. Liberty St.; TUlane Universal Film Exchange, Inc 720 W. State St.; 3617; George Pabst, br. mgr. BRoadway 1-4080; Patrick Halloran, br. mgr. United World Free Films Service, 1307 Tulane Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Co 212 W. Ave.; TUlane 2249. Wisconsin Ave.; BRoadway 1-7550; M. Dudelson, Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 143 So. Liberty br. mgr. St.; JA 2-9181; Charles R. Ost, ads. mgr. Warner Bros., 201 So. Liberty St.; TUlane 2121; Luke Conner, mgr. MINNEAPOLIS Allied Artists Productions, 1019 Currie Ave., N.; NEW YORK FEderal 6-8337. Irving Marks, mgr. Buena Vista Film Distributing Corp., 72 Glenwood Allied Artists Pictures Corp., 630 Ninth Ave. 36; Ave.; FEderal 6-8607; Avron Rosen, sales mgr. PLaza 7-8420; Nathan Furst. Columbia Pictures Corp., 1100 Currie Ave., N.; Artkino Pictures, Inc., 723 Seventh Ave., 19; Circle FEderal 3.6227; Byron Shapiro, br. mgr. 5-6570; Rosa Madell, v. pres. Astor Pictures, 130 W. 46th St. 36; JU. 2.1287; Independent Realart Lippert, 1011 Currie Ave. Fred Bellin, pres. N.; FEderal 8-7013; Donald Swartz, owner. Azteca Films, Inc., 1564 Broadway, 36; PLaza 7- Loew's Inc., 1104 Currie Ave. N.; FEderal 2-2553; 6950; Carlos Herrera, pres. Sidney Eckman, branch mgr. Baker, Sam, Associates, 1501 Broadway, 36; Paramount Pictures, Inc., 1201 Currie Ave. N.; LAchawanna 4-1490; Sam Baker. FEderal 3-0537; Jess T. McBride, mgr. Bell Film Exchange. 630 Ninth Ave.. 36; Circle 20th Century -Fox Film Corp 1815 Currie Ave.. N.; 6-1383; Sidney S. Kulick. FEderal 3.2201; M. A. Levy, br. mgr. Brandon Films Inc., 200 W. 57th St., 19; CIrcle United Artists Corp., 1101-03 Currie Ave., N.; 6-4868; T. J. Brandon. FEderal 3-7276; Carl Olson, mgr. Buena Vista Film Dist. Co., Inc.. 477 Madison Ave.; Universal Film Exchanges, Inc..fir, 113 Currie Ave. PLaza 9-3880; Irving Ludwig, pres. FEderal 3-5334; L. J. Miller, mgr. Burstyn, Inc., 1674 Broadway, 19; CIrcle 5-1750; Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp.,Ander-000 Fae R. Miske, pres. Currie Ave., N.; FEderal 3-3281; A. W. Casino Film Exchange, Inc., 1564 Broadway, 36; son, br. mgr. JUdson 6-1442-3; Munio Podhorzer, pres.

561 Casolaro Films Distributing Co., 277 Canal St.. 13; Okla. City Shipping & Inspection Bureau, 809 WOrth 6-2112. S. W. 7th; CE. 5-2553; Alford Baird, mgr. Clasa-Mohme, Inc., 1475 Broadway, 36; BR. 9-7968; Paramount Pictures, Inc., Commerce Exchange Max Ehrenreich. Bldg., Oklahoma City; CE. 5-5461; C. H. Weaver, Columbia Pictures Corp., 630 Ninth Ave., 19; mgr. Clrcle 6.0900; Saul Trauner, br. mgr. Screen Guild Productions of Oklahoma, Inc., 708 W. Continental Distributing, Inc., 50 W. 57th St., Grand St.; CE 2.3528; Lois Scott, mgr. 19; PLata 7-2593; Irving Wormser, pres. Theatre Poster Service, 19 Shartel; Tel.: CE Continental Motion Pictures Corp., 1560 Broadway, 2-9900; Robert Smith, mgr. 36; PLaza 7-5548; George Margolin. 28th Century -Fox Film Corp., 10 N. Lee Ave.; Distributors Corp. of America, 1560 Broadway, CE. 2-1105; M. W. Osborne, mgr. 36; JUdson 6-7800; Fred J. Schwartz, pres. United Artists Corp., 20 North Lee St.; CE. Dominant Pictures, 247 Park Ave.; Murray 7-7800; 5-3306; Bill Hunter. Arnold Jacobs, gen. sales mgr. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 625 W. Grand Ave.; Ellis Films, Inc., 1501 Broadway, 36; LOngacre Oklahoma; CE. 5-3253; Charles Hudgens, mgr. 3-5457; Jack Ellis. Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 630 W. Empire Films, Inc., 580 Fifth Ave., 36; Del Grand; CE. 5-7544; Don Tullius, br. mgr. Handel, pres. Excelsior Pictures Corp., 1564 Broadway, 36; Circle OMAHA 5.6157; Walter Bibo. Exclusive Pictures, 723 Seventh Ave., 19; Clrcle Allied Artists Distributing Corp., 1506 Davenport 5-6456; Leo Gottlieb, sls. mgr. St.; Atlantic 1953; Sol Francis, mgr. Famous Exchange, Inc., 630 Ninth Ave., 36; American -International Pictures of Nebraska Clrcle 5-9025; Joseph J. Felder, Irving Wernick. and Iowa, 1508 Davenport St.; JAckson 1161. Favorite Pictures Exchange of New York, 630 Buena Vista Film Dist. Co., Inc., 307 N. 16th St.; Ninth Ave., 36; Clrcle 6-0980; Jack Bellman. ATlantic 4030; Patrick Halbran. Fine Arts Films, Inc., 1501 Broadway, 36; BRyant Capitol -Hollywood Pictures, 1 Film Exch. Bldg.; 9-6734; Dr. Arthur M. Epstein, pres. JAckson 1161; Meyer Stern, br. mgr. Grand Prize Films, Inc., 565 Fifth Ave., 17; Loew's, 1512 Davenport St.; ATlantic 4314; Vincent PLaza 8-1610; Sidney Kaufman, pres. Flynn, mgr. (shipping only). Harrison, Edward, Films, 1501 Broadway, 36; 20th Century -Fox Finn Corp., 1502 Davenport St.: LAchawanna 4-1318; Edward Harrison. JAckson 4860; Frank Larson, br. mgr. Hoffberg Productions, Inc., 362 W. 44th St., 36; United Artists Corp., 1508 Davenport St.; Atlantic Clrcle 6-9031; J. H. Hoffberg. 9944; D. V. McLucas. mgr. I.F.E. Releasing Corp., 635 Madison Ave., 22; Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 1524 Davenport St.; PLaza 2-0770; Seymour Poe, exec. vice-pres. Atlantic 8918; Delores Kramper, broker. International Releasing Orgn., 452 Fifth Ave.. 18; Warner Bros., 1401 Davenport St.; JA. 4838; Bob LOngacre 3-0516; Julius Garfield. Hirz, rep. Jewel Productions, Inc., 165 W. 46th St., 36; PLaza 7.6227 Samuel Cummins, gen. mgr. PHILADELPHIA Loew's inc., 321 W. 44th St.; Clrcle 6-6200; Saal Gottlieb, metropolitan dist. mgr.; L. Allerhand, Allied Artists Productions, 1241 Vine St.; Ritten- br. mgr.; H. Zeltner. house 6-8342; Maxwell Gillis, mgr. 19; PLaza American Film Co., 1329 Vine St.; Walnut 2-1800; Lopert Films, Inc., 50 W. 57th St., Benny Harris, mgr. 7-3330; Max Fellerman. American -International, 248 No. Clarion St.; LO- Madison Pictures, Inc., 1501 Broadway, 36; LOng- Solomon, br. mgr. acre 3-6187; Armand Schneck. cust 7-2242: Joe Master Film Distributors, Inc., 509 Madison Ave.; Arrow, 311 No. 13th St.; LOcust 7-1283; Charles MUrray Hill 8-8227; George Caputo, pres. Zagrans, pres. Pacemaker Pictures, Inc., 1790 Broadway, 19; Buena Vista Film Distribution, 1235 Vine St.; PLaza 7-5363; Max A. Goldberg, pres. LO 7-3681; Mort Magill, dist. mgr. Pallas Films, Inc., 580 Fifth Ave., 36; COlumbus Capital Film Exchange, 309 No. 13th St.; LOcust 5-4921; Del Handel, pres. 7-2698; Edward J. Gabriel, mgr. Paramount Film Distributing Corp., 1501 Broad- Columbia Pictures Corp. 1225 Vine St.; Market Sattler. 7-5825; Lester Wurtele, br. mgr. way, 36; BRyant 9-8700; Myron 1329 Rit- Principal Film Exchange, Inc., 630 Ninth Ave.. 36; Jack Jaslow (Foreign Films), Vine St.; Circle 6-6660; S. S. Krellberg. tenhouse 6-5895. Realart Film Exchange of New York, Inc., 630 9th Loew's, Inc., 250 N. 13th St.; LOcust 7.5150; Wm. Ave.. Circle 6-1717; George Waldman. A. Madden, mgr. Scalers Film, Inc., 565 Fifth Ave., 17; OXford Paramount Pictures, Inc., 248 No. 12th St.; Locust Bullio. 7-3672: Ulrik F. Smith, manager. 7.9170; Pietro 1237 4-4429. Times Film Corp., 144 W. 57th St., 19; PLaza 7-6980; Rosen, David, Vine St.; LOcust Felix J. Bilgrey, v. p. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 314 No. 13th St.; Trans .Lux Distributing Corp., 625 Madison Ave., WAlnut 2-2828; Sam Diamond, br. mgr. 22; PLaza 1-3110; Richard T. Brandt, pres.; United Artists Corp., 1322 Vine St.; RIttenhouse George Roth, vice-pres. 6-9500; Stanley Kositsky, branch mgr. 20th Century-Fox Film Core., 345 W. 44th St., 36; Universal -International 251 No. 13th St.; LOcust Clrcle 6-6700; Abe Dickstein, mgr. 4-398; Carl Reardon, sIs. mgr. Union Film Distributors, Inc., 37 W. 57th St., 19; Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 230 No. PLaza 1-4490; Peter Homer. 13th St.; Rittenhouse 6-9530; William G. Mansell, United Artists Corp. 630 Ninth Ave., 36; Circle br. mgr. 6-5480; Joseph M. Sugar, br. mgr. United Motion Picture Organization, 130 E. 58th PITTSBURGH St., 22; ELdorado 5-7787; Richard Davis, pres. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 630 Ninth Ave., 36; Allied Artists, 1709 Blvd. of Allies; ATlantic 1-2202; Clrcle 6-4747; H. Fellerman, br. mgr. Dave Silverman, mgr. Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 321 Columbia Pictures Corp.. 1623 Blvd. of the Allies; W. 44th St., 36; Clrcle 6-1000; Ernest Sands, ATlantic 1-0808; Frank Silverman, mgr. mgr. Franklin Film Exchange, 1709 Blvd. of Allies; br. ATlantic 1-3514 Lou Hanna, mgr. Loewes Inc., 1623 Boulevard of the Allies; ATlantic OKLAHOMA CITY 1-6690; Ralph Pielow mgr. Paramount Pictures, inc.. 1727 Blvd. of the Allies; Allied Artists Distributing Corp., 625 W. Grand ATlantic 1-9270; Eugene Jacobs, mgr. St.; CE. 2-8611. Screen Guild Productions of Western Pennsylvania, Columbia Pictures Corp., 702 W. Grand Ave.; 415 Van Braam St.; ATlantic 1-1630; Milton Brau - Phone: CE. 2-0263; C. A. Gibbs, br. mgr. man. mgr. Loew's Inc., 629 W. Grand Ave.; Phone: CE. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 1723-25 Blvd. of 5-5301; George Fisher, br. mgr. the Allies; GRant 1-3572; Nat Rosen, mgr. National Screen Service Corp. 624 W. Grand Ave.; United Artists Corp., 1623 Blvd. of the Allies; CE. 9-2454; Gilbert Clark, br. mgr. Grant 1-8960; John Zomnir, mgr. 562 Universal Film Exchanges, Inc 1825 Blvd. of the Warner Bros. PIctures Distributing Corp., 200 Allies; COurt 1-6704; Al Kolicmeyer, mgr. E. 1st South St., Salt Lake City; EM 4-1897.8; Warner Bros. Distributing Corp., 1801 Blvd. of the Keith Pack, mgr. Allies; GRant 1-1857; Jack Kalmenson, mgr. SAN ANTONIO, TEX. PORTLAND, ORE. Aloma Booking Center, 224 Conelwood; DI. Allied Artists of N. W., 925 N.W. 19th Ave.; 2-7011; William C. Rau, br. mgr. CApitol 34131; Edmond Cruen (Seattle & Port- Azteca Films, Inc. (Spanish Films), 410 San Pedro land) br. mgr. Ave.; CApitol 6-7266; Jewell Truex, mgr. Columbia Pictures Corp 1927 N.W. Kearney St., Clasa-Mohme, Inc., 501 Soledad St.; CA. 7-0247, CApitol 3.3101; J. R. Beale (Seattle & Portland), GE. 3-4730; Gordon B. Dunlap, manager. br. mgr. Constellation Attractions, Hi -Ho Theatre Bldg.; 4610 Loew's, 1963 N. W. Kearney St.; CApitol 7-2521; S. Presa St.; L. 4-3911; Jake Webb, br. mgr. L. Arracher, mgr. Film Arts (Eng. & Spanish. 13mm.), 306 Oriental Northwest Releasing Corp., 1806 N.W. Kearney St.; Ave.; C-0367 A. G. Benavides, br. mgr. CApitol 7-5465; Jack Engerman and Zolly Vol - Glasscock & dine, Majestic Theatre Bldg.; F-2661; chock, br. mgrs. L. D. Glasscock and Forrest Nine, mgrs. Paramount Pictures, Inc., 909 N. W. 19th Ave.; Independent Film Exchange, 216 University Ave.; 7-3477; Henry Haustein (Portland & Seattle), br. Pershing 7501; R. W. Barron, manager. mgr. Kier Film Company, 154 Davis Court; Travis 9984; Star Film Exchange, 925 Northwest 19th Ave.; TA. 2-0652; H. W. Kier, owner. CApitol 7-4900; Howard Mapes, mgr. Mann, Robert L., 501 Evans Ave.; UNiversity 20th Century -Fox Film Corporation, 1932 N.W. Love- 6-1061. joy St. CApitol 3-6129; Chas. F Powers, mgr. Safety Screen Advertising Agency, c/o S. San Thea- United Artists Corp., 1816 N.W. Kearney St.; tre, Quintana Rd.; W. 2-0001; Ted Waggoner, mgr. CApitol 8-9405; Bob Hazard (Portland & Seattle), br. mgr. Universal Film Exchanges, Inc., 1953 N. W. Kearney SAN FRANCISCO St.; CApitol 7-1231; Richard Colbert, mgr. Allied Artists Productions, Inc., 191 Golden Gate Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 935 N.W. Ave.; Hemlock 1.2315; James P. Myers, mgr. 19th Ave.; CApitol 7-5624: Al Oxtoby, mgr. Astor Pictures, 166 Golden Gate Ave.; PRospect 5-4645; Sam Sobel, owner. Buena Vista Film Dist. Co., Inc., 230 Hyde St.; ST. LOUIS ORdway 3.1334; Don Fuller. Allied Artists Prod., Inc., 3212 Olive St.; JE 3-0477; Columbia Pictures Corp., 229 Golden Gate Ave.; Maurice Schweitzer, mgr. Un. 1.4345 ; Mel Klein, br. mgr. Buena Vista Distrib. Corp., 3309 Olive St.; JE. Favorite Films of Calif. Inc., 255 Hyde St.; 3-0477. PRospect 6-4409; N. P. Jacobs, pres.; Hal Gruber, br. mgr. Columbia Pictures Corp., 3306 Olive St.; FR 1- Lippert Pictures of Northern Calif., 255 Hyde St.; 2265; R. J. McCafferty, mgr. MArket 1-8834; N. P. Jacobs, owner, mgr. Hardcaatle Films, 7811 Carondelet; Clayton 5, Loew's Inc., 259 Hyde St.; Prospect 5.1613; S. J. Mo.; PA. 6-0202. Gardner, resident mgr. Loew's Inc., 3143 Olive St.; JE. 3-0201; Harry Paramount PIctures. Inc 205 Golden Gate Ave.; W. Bache, mgr. Market 1-0816; Jack Stevenson. mgr. O'Brien, H. .1.. 3238 Olive St.; JE. 5-8827. Rank Film Distributors of America, Inc., 130 Paramount Film Distrib. Corp., 2949 Olive St.; Hyde St.; James Mooney, br. mgr. OL. 2-3680; Harry Haas, mgr. Rosener Herbert, 816 Larkin St.; Prospect 5-3311; Realart Pictures of St. Louis, Inc., 3206 Olive St., Herbert Rosener, proorietnr. JE. 3-6397; George Phillips and Herman Gorelick, Tower Pictures, 166 Golden Gate Ave.; PRospect co -mgrs. 5-4645, Sam Sobel, owner. 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 3330 Olive St.; JE - 20th Century -Fox Film Corp., 943 Hyde St.; Pros- 3 -3185; William C. Gehring, Jr., mgr. pect 5-1600; Jack Erickson, mgr. United Artists Corp., 3316 Olive St.; JE -3 0346; Bud United Artists Corp., 201 Golden Gate Ave.; UN- Edele, br. mgr. derhill 1-2751.; Frank Harris, br. mgr. 129 Universal Film Exch., Inc., 3203 Olive St.; JE - Universal Film Exchange, Hyde St.; Prospect 3.3800; Mr. Tom E. Dunn, mgr. 6-3660; Theodore Reisch, mgr. Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 3304 Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 215 Gold- Olive St.; JE -3-8656; Lester Bona, mgr. en Gate Ave.; Underhill 1-1067; Al Shmitken. mgr. SALT LAKE CITY SEATTLE Allied Artista Pictures, Inc., 254 E. First South Allied Artists Pictures of N. W., 2418 Second St.; Tel. EL 9-7651; Don Tibbs, mgr. Ave.; Mutual 2460; Edmond Cruea, br. mgr. Buena Vista Film Dist. Co., Inc., 260 E. First Buena Vista Film Dist. Co., Inc., 2330 Second South St.; DA 2-1255; Thomas MacMahon. Ave.; MAin 4-0186; E. J. Piro, br. mgr. Columbia Pictures Corp., 206 E. First South St.; Columbia Pictures Corp., 2415 Second Ave.; MAin DA 2-3476; Sam McFadden, br. mgr. 3-5349; J. R. Beale. br. mgr. Film Service Corporation, 146 S. Main; DA. Favorite Films of California, Inc., 2316 Second 2-0557; Sidney Cohen, mgr. Ave.; MAin 4-6234; John Cummins, br. mgr. Fox Theatres, 53 So. Main St.; EM. 3-5186, EM. Loew's Inc., 2331 Second Ave.; MAin 3.4056; 3-7444; Jack McGee, dist. mgr.; John Denman, Sams. Davis, br. mgr. city mgr. Mayfair Pictures, 7720 Greenwood Ave.; SUnset Intermountain Theaters, 52 W. Second Sq.; ELgin 2-7337; James N. Selridge, N. W. agt. 5-5391 John Krier, br. mgr. Northwest Releasing Corp., 1932 Second Ave.; Loew's Inc., 123 S. 2nd East St.; EL 5-2953; C. MAin 4-4787; Jack Engerman, Zollie M. Volchok, P. Nedley, mgr. mgrs. Paramount PIctures, Inc., 270 E. First South St.; Paramount Pictures, Inc., 2312 Second Ave.; Main EM 4-5506; W. D. Foster, br. mgr. 4287; H. W. Haustein, br. mgr. Screen Gems, Inc., Beason Bldg.; EM. 3-3903. Saffles Theatre Service, 2421 Second Ave.; MAin 20th Century-Fox Film Corp., 216 E. 1st South 3-5177; Maury Saille, pres. St.; EM 3-3908; Kenneth Lloyd, mgr. Smith Enterprises, 2414 Second Ave.; ELliott 2276; United Artists orp., 210 E. 1st South St.; Salt Burk Smith. ores. Lake City; EM 3-6736-7; W. W. McKendrick, 20th Century-Fox Film Corp., 2421 Second Ave.: mgr. MAin 3-5177; Chilton Robinett, mgr. Universal Film Exchange, 208 E. 1st South St.; United Artists Corp., 2403 Second Ave.; Main Salt Lake City; DA 2-3561; C. R. Wade, mgr. 2-3788; Robert Hazard, br. mgr. Utah Drive -In Corporation, Lyric Theatre Bldg.; Universal Film Exchange, 2401 Second Ave.; Main EM. 4-7856; Warren Bunting, mgr. 23245; R. H. Colbert, sis. mgr. 563 U. S. Navy Dist. Booking Office, 13th Naval Dist.; Paramount Film Service, Ltd., 5955 Monkland Ave.; LAkeview 3-0550, Ext. 577. Elwood 1153; Romeo Goudreau, mgr. Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Corp., 2405 Sec- Rex Film Inc., Action Catholique Bldg., 3 Place ond Ave.; Main 2-0046; Carl Miller, br. mgr. Jean -Talon, Quebec, Que.; L. Janssens van der Sande, v.p. & gen. mgr. TAMPA Twentieth Century -Fox Film Corp., 5963 Monk land Ave.; ELwood 1197; Gerald Chernoff, mgr. Realart Productions of Georgia: See Atlanta. United Artists Corp. Ltd., 5975 Monkland Ave.; Republic Pictures, Corp., 113 S. Franklin St.; ELwood 1186; Sam Kunitzky, mgr. Harold Laird, mgr. Vita Film, Ltd., 4517 Van Horne Ave.; REgent 3-6239. WASHINGTON, D. C. Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Co. Ltd., 5957 Monkland Ave.; Elwood 1192; Archie Cohen, mgr. Allied Artists, 913 New Jersey Ave. N.W.; ME- tropolitan 8-6450; Milton Lipsner, br. mgr. American International Pictures, 713 3rd St., SAINT JOHN, N.B. NW.; Dlstrict 7-2508; Jerome Sandy, pres. Allied Artists Pictures of Canada Ltd., 162 Buena Vista Film Dist. Co., 734 3rd St., N.W.; Union St.; 3-3287; Len Ilerberman, mgr. REpublic 7-0353; J. B. Brecheem, br. mgr. Cardinal Films, Ltd., 162 Union; Tel.: 3-2784; F. Clark Service Inc., 920 New Jersey Ave. N.W.; Murphy, mgr. REpublic 7-5960; John Obert, mgr. Columbia Pictures of Canada, Ltd., 12 Hazen Ave.; Columbia Pictures Corp., 711 4th St. N.W.; NA- Tel. 3-1473; Louis Simon, mgr. tional 8-4035; Ben Caplon, br. mgr.; Sam Glanty, Empire -Universal Films, Ltd., 133 Princess St.; divisional sales mgr. phone 3-1241; J. Bellamy, mgr. Distributors Corp. of America, 1013 New Jersey International Film Distributors, Ltd., 162 Union St.; Ave. N.W.; Dlstrict 7-9735; Hy Bettinger, East- phone 3-3287; Len Herberman, mgr. ern div. mgr. Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Pictures of Canada, Ltd., 131 Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer, 1009 New Jersey Ave. Princess St.; 3-6535; Eric Golding, mgr. N.W.; Dlstrict 7-6530; Herbert Bennin, br. mgr. Paramount Film Service, Ltd., 136 Princess St.; Tel. Lou Formato, southern sales div. mgr. 3-2583; Norm Simpson, mgr. Paramount Film Dist. Co., 306 H St. N.W.; NA- Twentieth Century -Fox Corp., Ltd., 12 Hazen Ave.; tional 8-7661; Herbert Gillis, br. mgr. phone 3.3207; Gordon Lightstone, Jr., mgr. Peerless Dist. Co., 203 Eye St. N.W.; Dlstrict United Artists Corp., Ltd., 96 Union St.; Tel. 2-3361; 7-7571; Teddy Shull, owner. T. J. Davis. mgr. 20th Century Fox Film Corp., 415 3rd St. N.W.; Warner Bros. Pictures, Ltd., 12 Hazen Ave.; phone Dlstrict 7-8420; Ira Sichelman, br. mgr. 2-6671; Mickey Komar, mgr. United Artists Corp., 932 New Jersey Ave. Nair.; NAtional 8-6316; Edwin A. Bigley, br. mgr. Universal -International Pictures, 227 H St. N.W.; TORONTO, ONT. MEtropolitan 8-4141; Harold Salte, br. mgr. Allied Artists Pictures of Canada Ltd., 386 Vic- Warner Bros. Pictures Dist. Corp., 901 New toria St.; EM 6-8083; John Bernstein, sales man- Jersey Ave. N.W.; NAational 8-1130; Ben Bache. ager; Harry Paynter, sales rep. br. mgr. Artkino Pictures (Canada) Limited, 345 Church Wheeler Film Co., 1015 New Jersey Ave., N.W.; St.; EM 4-0987; J. Cowan, pres.; Mrs. P. Clarke, STerling 3-8938; Sam Wheeler, owner. mgr. Astral Films Ltd., 130 Carlton St.; WA 2-3163; I. H. Allen. mgr. Columbia Pictures of Canada Ltd., 72 Carlton St.; CANADA Wal. 8931; Harvey Harnick, gen. sales mgr.; Leonard Bernstein, branch mgr. CALGARY. ALTA. Dola Films Ltd., 165 Bloor St. E.; WA. 5.6315; Allied Artists Pictures of Canada Ltd., 710 Eighth Leslie Allen, pres. Ave. W.; Walter DuPerrier, mgr. Empire -Universal -Films Ltd., 277 Victoria St.: Columbia Pictures of Canada Ltd., 3811-A Edmon- EM. 8-8621; Hatton Taylor, genl. mgr.; Mark ton Trail; 2-2551; Sol Isenstein, mgr. Plottel, Sales mgr.; Bill Smith, mgr. Empire -Universal Films, Ltd., 711 Sixth St. W.; Films Around The World Ltd., 165 Bloor St. E.; 2-4574; Joe Garfin, mgr. WA. 5-6315; Leslie Allen, pres. International Film Distributors, Ltd., 710 Eighth General Films Ltd., 16 Breadalbane St., WAlnut Ave.; o-1447; Walter DuPerrier, mgr. (See Al- 4-7167; G. R. Fallis, mgr. lied Artists) International Film Distributors Ltd.. 386 Victoria Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Pictures of Canada, Ltd., St.; EM. 6-8083; D. V. Rosen, gen. mgr.; Orval Eighth Ave and Sixth St., West; 2-5455; Abe Fruitman, mgr. Gotfried, mgr. Italian Film Co., Regd. 565 College Street; LEn- Paramount Film Service Ltd., 702 Eighth Ave. West; nox 1-6741; Robert Lester, manager. MAin 4937; William Kelly, mgr. Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures of Canada Ltd., Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corp., 717 Sixth St., EM. 3-5703; 340 Victoria St.; Hillis Cass, gen. W.; Robert Stern, mgr. mgr., Reg. Wilson, br. mgr. United Artists Corp. Ltd., 708 Eighth Ave. W.; Paramount Film Service Ltd., 111 Bond St.; EM. 2-3779; Robert Radis, mgr. 4-0376; Gordon Lightstone, gen. mgr.; Mickey Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Co. Ltd., 704 Stevenson, mgr. Eighth Ave., West; 2-1606; Jack Bermack, mgr. Peerless Films Ltd., 277 Victoria St.; EM. 8-2258; William Foreman. mgr. QUE. RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS (CANADA) MONTREAL, LTD., 27 Victoria Street; EMpire 3-5251; Frank Allied Artists Pictures of Canada Ltd., 5801 Vaughan, producers representative, product dis- Monkland Ave.; ELwood 1131; Andre Link, sls. tributed by Twentieth Century -Fox Corp., Ltd. re Twentieth Century -Fox Corp. Ltd., 110 Bond St.; Columbia Pictures of Canada Ltd., 5971 Monkland EM 4-3471; Peter Meyers, gen. mgr.; Vic Beattie, Ave.; ELwood 1144; I. Levitt, mgr. mgr. Empire -Universal Films, Ltd.. 1200 St. Alexander United Artists Corp. Ltd., 277 Victoria St.; EM. St.; UNiversity 6-5071; M. J. Isman, mgr. 1405 Maisonneuve St.; 4-6493; Charles Chaplin, gen mgr.; George Heiber, France Film Company, br. mgr. J. A. DeSeve, pres. & gen. mgr. Ltd., 3724 Park Ave., AVenue Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Co. Ltd., 70 General Films, Carlton St.; WA 2-5145; Haskell M. Masters, 8.6122. Coval, mgr. International Film Distributors Ltd., 5801 Monk - gen. mgr.; Irvin land; ELwood 1131; Maurice Diamond, eastern div. mgr. VANCOUVER. B. C. Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Pictures of Canada, Ltd., 1200 St. Alexander St.; UNiversity 6-4751; Bill Allied Artists Pictures of Canada Ltd., 2182 W. Guss, mgr. 12th Ave.; BAyview 4188; Lou Segal, mgr. 564 Astral Films Ltd., 2182 W. 12th Ave.; BAyview CINCINNATI 4018; A. E. Rolston, mgr. Columbia Pictures of Canada, Ltd., 2182 W. 12th NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE. 1635 Central Ave.; BAyview 5201; Nat Levant, mgr. Parkway. MAin 8900. William J. Bein, manager. Empire Universal Films Ltd., 2182 12th Ave.; BAyview 5371; Charles Backus, mgr. CLEVELAND Ltd., 2182 W. International Film Distributors, ESCAR MOTION PICTURE SERVICE. 7315 Car. 12th Ave.; BAyview 4188; Lou Segal, manager. Avenue; 1-2707; S. Metro -Goldwyn -Mayer Pictures of Canada, Ltd., negie ENdicott E. Carpenter. 2188 W. 12th Ave.; BAyview 5868; Charles president. Ramage, mgr. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE. 2336 Payne Paramount Film Service, Ltd., 2184 W. 12th Avenue; PRospect 1-8282; Nat Barach, manager. Ave.; BAyview 5808; Robert Lightstone, mgr. Sovereign Film Distributors, Ltd., 2416 Granville St.; DALLAS CE. 5662; MArine 3843; Fred Stone, mgr. CO., 3825 Bryan TA. 3-8158; Twentieth Century -Fox Film Corp. Ltd., 2186 JAMIESON FILM St. Exley, Hugh V. Jamieson, owner. W. 12th Ave.; BAyview 5365; Dawson NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 2012 Jackson mgr. RI. 7-8315; Paul Short, dist. mgr. United Artists Corp., Ltd., 2182 W. 12th Ave.; Street; BAyview 5288; Harry Woolfe, mgr. Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Co., Ltd., DENVER 2182 W. 12th Ave.; BAyview 5351; Earl Dal- NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 2136 Champe gleish, mgr. Street. CHerry 4-4413. James Parsons. manager. WINNIPEG, MAN. DES MOINES Allied Artists Pictures of Canada Ltd., 291 NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, l0035 High St.. Colony St.; Phil Potasky, mgr. Des Moines Ch 4-0187. Columbia Pictures of Canada Ltd., Cinema Centre; PARROT FILM STUDIO, 2123 Forest. Phone AT Phone 722-477; Sam Perlman, mgr. 2-4211. H. B. Peterson, manager. Empire -Universal, 293 Colony St.: Phone 3-7051; M. Nackimson. mgr. International Film Distributors Ltd., 291 Colony DETROIT St. Phone 35-688; Phil Potasky, mgr. (see also NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, INC., 2943 Cass Allied Artists.) Ave.; TEmple 1-0790; Ivan Clavet, mgr. Metro -Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures of Canada, Ltd., 297 Colony St.; Phone 37226: A. G. Levy, mgr. INDIANAPOLIS Paramount Film Service Ltd., 291 Colony St.; Phone 3-7041; Syl Gunn. mgr. AFFILIATED ADVERTISING DIST., 443 N. Illi- Twentieth Century -Fox Film Corp. Ltd.; 287 Colony nois Street; ME 5.6421; Ray McCormick, mgr. St.; Phil Geller, mgr. ALTEC SERVICE CORP., 4427 Indianola; ME. United Artists Corp. Ltd., Cinema Center, 291 9-3466; J. C. Clickner, service inspector. Colony St.; Phone 3-4455; A. Feinstein, mgr. GER -BAR. INC., 442 N. Illinois St.; ME 4-1727; Warner Bros. Pictures Distributing Co. Ltd., 295 Ben Hopkins, mgr. Colony St.; Phone 3-7291; Mel Cherry, mgr. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 328 North Mi- nois Street, ME 4-1573; Ted Liebtag, manager. NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY CO., 436 North Illinois Street; ME 4-4517; B. N. Peterson, mu. Distributors of Trailers STATES FILM SERVICE, INC., 429 North Senate 5-6016; Paul K. Wessel, manager. ATLANTA Street; ME NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 167 Walton KANSAS CITY, MO. Street, Northwest; JA -3-5881; Charles P. Lester, NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE CORP.. 1800 Bal- district manager. timore Avenue; VIctor 2-5893. Louis Patz, man- PEACHTREE PRODUCTIONS, 220 Pharr Road, ager. N. E.; CE -3-5317-8; Skip Thomas, manager. POSTER EXCHANGE, 163 Walton St.; JA -5-0935. LOS ANGELES BALTIMORE NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 2018 South Ver- mont Avenue; REpublic 1-4166; Ben Ashe, man- ALPHA FILM LABORATORIES, Falls Road, ager. Baltimore 9; VAlley 3-6617; Ernest Wood. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 7026 Santa Mon- KUNZ MOTION PICTURE SERVICE, 426 North ica Blvd., Hollywood 46; H011ywood 5.3136; Bud Calvert Street; VF.rnon 7-5439 Brody, mgr. LEWY STUDIOS, 853 N. Eutaw MUlberry St.; PACIFIC TITLE á ART STUDIOS, 6350 Santa 5-2009 Monica Boulevard; H011ywood 3-5611; Larry STARK FILMS, Howard & Centre Sts.; LExing- owner. ton 9-3391. Glickman, BOSTON MEMPHIS MASTER MOTION PICTURE COMPANY, 50 NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE 500 South Sec- Piedmont Street. HAncock 6-3592. Abner Racoo, ond St.; JAckson 6-7454. Jack Lustig, manager. mer. NATIONAL THEATRE SUPPLY, 412-414 S. Sec- NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE. 95-97 Broadway. ond St.; JAckson 5-6616; R. L. Bostick, mgr. LIberty 2-4476; Maynard Sickels, mgr. TRI -STATE THEATRE SERVICE, 308 S. 2nd St.; JAckson 5-8249. BUFFALO NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE. 505 Pearl Street. MILWAUKEE MA. 7586; James Lavorato, shipping. Film Arts Productions, Inc., 1700 So. 19th St.; MItchell 5-0523; Harlan Croy, mgr. CHARLOTTE NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 812 North Elev- enth BRoadway 1-7540; Mednikow, NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 300 West Third Street; John Street. ED 3-6628. Robert Simril, manager. manager. CHICAGO MINNEAPOLIS FILMACK TRAILER CO., 1327 South Wabash NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1105 Currie Ave- Avenue. HArrison 7-3395. Irving Mack, president. nue; FEderal 3-5571; J. W. MacFarland, man- NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1307 South ager. Wabash Avenue. HArrison 7-8211. Arthur Man- SLY -FOX FILMS, 627 First Avenue, North. heimer, mgr. FEderal 5-5267; Earle C. Sly, manager.

565 NEW HAVEN NATIONAL FILM SERVICE, 544 Eddy St.; ORd- way 3-1272, 6-1271; NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 639 Ninth Ave., Prospect Charles Rouf. New York City. New Haven 6-3109. Harry Wen- NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 140 Leavenworth zel, representative. St.. TUxedo 5-6878; J. D. Marpole, mgr. NEW ORLEANS SCRANTON, PA. COMMERCE PICTURES, 525 Poydras St., MAg- KUNZ MOTION PICTURE SERVICE, INC., 1905 nolia 5026; Robert Wiegand, pres. Sanderson Avenue. SCranton 4-1482. MOTION PICTURE ADVERTISING SERVICE, SEATTLE CO., INC.,1032 Carondelet Street; JA 5-2253; C. J. Maybry, president. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 2413 Second NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1429 Cleveland Avenue. MAin 4-2882. Kenneth Friedman, br. Avenue; JA 5-9588; Louis Boyer, manager. mgr. NEW YORK CITY WASHINGTON, D. C. FILMACK TRAILER CO., 630 9th Ave.; PLaza NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, George Nathan, 7-0900; Irving Mack, president. sales representative; business & home add. & MOTION PICTURE ADVERTISING SERVICE phone: 8500 16M St., Silver Springs, Md.; JU. CO..,. INC., 70 E. 45th St. MUrrayhill 6-3717. 8-3714. C. Mabry, pres. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, Starret Bldg., 13th fl., 601 W. 26th St.; JUdson 6-4100; Norman Film Carriers Robbins, mgr. ALBANY OKLAHOMA CITY CLARK SERVICE, INC., 20 Loudonville Rd.; NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 624 W. Grand ALbany 4-1255. Ave.; CE. 9-2454; Gilbert Clark, manager. FIRLIK EXPRESS SERVICE INC., 141 South Hawk Street; Telephone: ALbany 3-3712. OMAHA SMITH HOWELL FILM SERVICE, 38 Learned St.; ALbany 62-1552. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1508 Davenport Street. ATlantic 4848. I. Sokolof, manager. ATLANTA PHILADELPHIA BENTON BROS. FILM EXPRESS, 183 Baker St. N.W.; JA 4-5411. NATIONAL 1201 SCREEN SERVICE, Vine Street. THEATERS SERVICE CO., 282 Hayden Street, Rlttenhouse 6-9580. Stanley Goldberg, branch mgr. N.W.; JA -3-6972. PITTSBURGH BOSTON NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1627 Boulevard FILM EXCHANGE TRANSFER CO., INC., 13-17 of the Allies; ATlantic 1-1808; Perry man - Nathan, Piedmont Street; HAncock 6-6969. S. J. Marshall, seer. manager. PORTLAND, ORE. BUFFALO NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 1816 N. W. SMITH & HOWELL FILM SERVICE, INC., 1120 Kearney; CApitol 3-3741; Herb Cass, sales repre- Military Road; BE. 3666. sentative. CHARLOTTE ST. LOUIS CAROLINA DELIVERY SERVICE CO., INC ARGO FILM PRODUCERS. 7015 Ethel; ST 301 South Poplar Street; ED 3-5197. 1-6019. OBSERVER TRANSPORTATION CO., 600 S. CHULACK PRODUCTIONS CORP., 4749 McPher- Tryon St. ED 4-1651. son; FO. 1-5109. William & AI Chulak, mgrs. CONDOR FILMS, INC., 1006 Olive St.; MA 1- CHICAGO 8876; Arthur E. Wright, Jr., mgr. AIR DISPATCH, INC., 407 S. Dearborn St., CA. GOLDBERGER, EDW. H.. 3908 Olive St.; JE. 5-0668; Milton Ratcliff, exec. vice-pres. 3-0518. ALLIN EXPRESS SERVICE, 1325 S. Wabash HARDCASTLE FILMS, 25 S. Beniston Ave.; Avenue; HArrison 7-2522; J. B. Allin and J. J. PA. 6-0202. Allin, owners. INDUSTRIAL FILM LAB., 3333 Iowa; 2- PR CLARK FILM DIST, INC., 1301 S. Wabash Ave- 2845; Edward F. Hawe, mgr. nue; WAbash 2-6953; Fred Hanzelin, mgr. KLEIMAN PRODUCTIONS, 7815 Milan; VO. CONSOLIDATED 3-6777. FILM DELIVERY, 1301 S. Wabash Ave.; HArrison 7-0106; Ralph Mc- PREMIER-HARDCASTLE TV PRODUCTIONS, Laughlin, pres. 3033 Locust; 9E, 1-3555. EMERY AIRFREIGHT, 4616 W. 55th Street; RE - WILDING PICTURE PRODUCTIONS, INC., 3920 gent 5-3200. Lindell Blvd.; JE. 5-0986; Jack Robertson, mgr. FILM DELIVERY SERVICE, 1325 South Wabash Avenue; HArrison 7-2522; J. B. Allin and J. J. ST. PAUL Allin, owners. REID H. RAY FILM INDUSTRIES, INC., 2269 L. E. FOWLER, 1136 Bresseau, Elkhart, Ind.; Ford Parkway; Mldway 9-1393; Reid H. Ray, Elkhart L-3809; L. E. Fowler, owner. pres. KOERNER MOTOR EXPRESS, INC., 55 E. 28th Street; CAlumet 5-0668; Gregory W. Koerner, p res. SALT LAKE CITY LAVIN BROS. FILM SERVICE, 6328 N. Rich- NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE, 212 East First mond Ave.; BRiargate 4-9827; William Lavin, S. Street; Phone EL 5-7482; Kenneth Friedman, owner. mgr. McELWAIN SERVICE, Kewanee, Ill.; Kewanee 4355; Louis McElwain, owner. SAN FRANCISCO PACKARD FILM SERVICE, 1306 S. Wabash Ave.; HArrison 7-0895; Ralph McLaughlin, mgr. MOTION PICTURE SERVICE CO., 125 Hyde SWANSON, V., 1306 So. Wabash. HArrison 7-0106. Street. ORdway 3-9162. Gerald L. Karski, presi- UNITED FILM CARRIERS, 1306 S. Wabash Ave.; dent. HArrison 7-0895; Ralph McLaughlin, mgr. 566 CINCINNATI KANSAS CITY, MO. FILM SERVICE CO., 1634 Central Parkway; CENTRAL SHIPPING & EXHIBITORS FILM 5986. DELIVERY SERVICE, 120 W. 17th Street; CHerry GRand 1-2094; Earl Jameson, Jr., owner. CLEVELAND LINCOLN, NEB. CENTRAL SHIPPING TERMINAL, 1836 East 23rd mgr. MILLS FILM TRANSFER, 2801 S. 16th Street; St. ; CHerry 1-1871; Richard Gross, Telephone 2-1197. FILM TRANSIT CO., Film Exchange Bldg., 2108 Payee Ave.; PRospect 1-7996. P. L. Tanner. 3327 Montecello Blvd., Cleveland Heights, YEllow- LOS ANGELES stone 2-4595; Art Marchand, 6545 Aylesworth Dr., B & W FILM DELIVERY, 2200 South Vermont, TUxedo 5-0635. Los Angeles 7, Calif.; REpublic 5-8383. JOHNSON, E. S., Film Exchange Bldg., 2108 Payne BARNETT INTERNATIONAL FORWARDS, INC., Ave.; PRospect 1-3689. 6364 Santa Monica Blvd.; H011ywood 4-8221. MASH MESSENGER SERVICE, 308 Film Ex- BEEKAY FILM DELIVERY, 2200 South Ver- change Bldg., 2108 Payne Ave.; MAin 1-9376; mont; REpublic 3-0233. 2312 Brookdale Rd., Parma, O.; Shadyside 9- FILM TRANSPORT COMPANY OF CALIFOR- 2490. NIA, 1525 West 23rd Street; REpublic 4-4141. STATE FILM CO., 2300 Payne Ave.;PRospect GARDNER FILM DELIVERY, 1631 Cordova: 1-3723; Jack Kenchan, head shipper; P. K. Wes- REpublic 1-8258. sel, owner, State Film Service, Inc., Cincinnati, GILBOY CO. OF LOS ANGELES, 1512 West 21st Ohio. Street; REpublic 4-9169. GEORGE H. THOMAS TRUCKING CO., 1500 SANTA BARBARA SPECIAL DELIVERY, 2200 Lakeside Ave.; SUperior 1-9594; George H. South Vermont, Los Angeles 7; REpublic 4-5590. Thomas, Jr., manager. MEMPHIS COLUMBUS. O. FILM TRANSIT, INC., 311 South Second Street; COLUMBUS-CINCINNATI TRUCKING CO., 700 Telephone JA 5-6840; M. H. Brandon, president. Shoemaker Ave.; AXminster 1.9339. MILWAUKEE DALLAS FILM SERVICE, INC., 620 E. Mason St.; BRoad- way 1-3288; Oliver Trampe, mgr. DALLAS FILM SERVICE, 2021 Young St.; PR - 4361; George Sorenson, owner. LIBERTY FILM LINES, INC., 2025 Young MINNEAPOLIS Street; RIverside 3807; R. V. Martin, mgr. AIR DISPATCH, INC., 72 Glenwood Ave. N.; TEXAS FILM SERVICE, 2508 South Harwood; FEderal 5-2203; Roy W. Mix. 8-5181; R. V. Martin, mgr. HA. HA. CENTURY MATTHEWS MOTOR FREIGHT, G. A. WHITE EXPRESS CO., 2100 Hickory; 2707 Territorial Road, St. Paul; MIdway 6-1831; 1-4641; PR -6603. G. A. White, owner. Steve Bonetto, pres. DAKOTA FILM SERVICE, Sioux Falls, S. D. DENVER DAKOTA TRANSFER, 11 S. E. Oak Street; FEd- 2118 Stout eral 9-7831; R. J. Babcock, pres. SOUTHWESTERN FILM SERVICE, FILM TRANSFER CO., 78 Glenwood Avenue; Street; CHerry 4-2287; R. J. Wadley. mgr. FEderal 6-3505; W. R. Alexander, mgr. MIDDLEWEST FILM EXPRESS, Willmar, Minn.; DES MOINES Gordon Johnson. mgr. MIX TRANSFER CO., 72 Glenwood Ave. N.; FILM TRANSPORTATION CO., 1101 Grand Roy W. Mix, mgr. Avenue; CHerry 4-7636. FEderal 5-2203; 121154 Street; CHerry PITES FILM SERVICE, 149 Jackson Ave. N., INLAND EXPRESS, Grand Hopkins, Minn.; 8-7290; Raymond O. 3-7667. WEst 1312 Grand Avenue; Pitts, mgr. IOWA FILM DELIVERY, THEATRE SERVICE CO., Post Office Box 3616, CHerry 3-0509. Loring Station; Dave Gardner. mgr. IOWA FILM INSPECTION & SHIPPING 3-2753. TWIN CITIES NEWSPAPER SERVICE 1011 DEPOT, 210 15th Street; CHerry Currie Ave. N.; FEderal 5.4624; D. H. Williams, KING DELIVERY SERVICE, 906 Locust Street; mgr. CHerry 3-5269. TWIN CITY FARGO FREIGHT & OVERNIGHT EXPRESS, 122 S. E. Eighth Street; FEderal DETROIT 3-4403; Al Schultz, mgr. TWIN CITY FILM SERVICE, 2146 BerkeleyAve- SIMPSON FILM SERVICE, 2310 Cass Ave.; mgr. WOodward 1-1073; Charles Simpson, owner. nue, St. Paul; MI 8-8517; Wes Shugar FILM TRUCK SERVICE, INC., 304 Fox Bldg.; WOodward 5-0652; Gladys B. Pike, pres. NEW HAVEN E. G. ELLWOOD, 87 Summit St., Bridgeport; GRAND ISLAND, NEB. EDison 4-1367. FILM EXCHANGE TRANSFER, 1890 Dixwell RAPID FILM SERVICE. 416 N. Sycamore Street. Ave., Hamden; ATwater 8-9161; Larry Orkins, Telephone 2713. br. mgr. NEW HAVEN FILM SERVICE, 1890 Dixwell HOBOKEN, N. J. Ave., Hamden; ATwater 8-9032. HIGHWAY EXPRESS LINES, INC.; Telephone in ROSEN FILM DELIVERY SYSTEM, 1890 Dixwell New York City, WHitehall 3-9188. Ave., Hamden; ATwater 8-9161. HOUSTON, TEX. NEW ORLEANS VALLEY FILM SERVICE, 1402 Palsser; CA. AIR DISPATCH, INC. (Gulf States Agent), 235 8-2664. So. Genois St.; AUdubon 0861; Dan M. 13rand, G. A. EXPRESS, 1402 Palliser; CA. gen. mgr. WHITE CLICK DELIVERY SERVICE, INC., 1740 Caron- 3.4554. delet Street; JA 5-1146. DELTA AIRLINES AIR FREIGHT, Moisant In- INDIANAPOLIS ternational Airport, Dial telephone Dial 21-4-3658. BRADFORD FILM TRANSIT CO., 120 Tippe- From Manual telephone ask operator for Kenner canoe Street; ME 4-6112; Lowell F. Heath. pres. 4-3658. INDIANA FILM TRANSIT CO., 4320 W. Morris SCHAFFER FILM SERVICE, INC., 219 So. Lib- St.; CH. 1-9321; Marjorie Waggoner, mgr. erty Street; MAgnolia 5189. 567 TRANSWAY INC., 235 South Genois St.; AUdu- SAN ANTONIO, TEX. bon 0861; ]ban M. Brandon, gen. mgr. Filmrow Depot., 1305 Cleveland Ave.; MA. 5635; Leon TEXAS FILM SERVICE, 518 S. Main Avenue; Johnson, mgr. Telephone CA. 7.9295. VALLEY FILM SERVICE, 518 S. Main Avenue; NEW YORK CITY Phone CA. 7-9295. BARNETT INTERNATIONAL FORWARDERS, SAN INC., 543 W. 43rd. St.; BRyant 9-1616. FRANCISCO DAILY FILM DELIVERY, INC., 689 8th Ave. GILBOY CO., 666 Ellis Street; ORdway 3-1272; COlumbus 5-3245. Thomas \V. Gilboy, owner, mgr., partner. ELK FILM DELIVERY CORP., 630 Ninth Ave- FILM MESSENGER SERVICE, 147 Hyde Street; nue; Clrcle 6-4993. ORdway 3-0171; Jack Frazier. HIGHWAY EXPRESS LINES, INC., 360-16 St., Hoboken, N. J.; WHitehall 3-9188-9. SEATTLE HUDSON FILM DELIVERY CORP 630 Ninth Avenue; CIrcle 6-4993. INLAND NORTHWEST FILM SERVICE, 1717 PALISADE FILM DELIVERY CORP., 630 Ninth Sixth Ave. So.; MAin 2-0223; Don Holdale, pres. Avenue; CIrcle 6-0662. LOCAL FILM DELIVERY, 233E Third Ave.; PRUDENTIAL FILM DISTRIBUTORS CORP., MAin 4-0241; Chas. D. Lawson, owner. 630 Ninth Avenue; COlumbus 5-6884. NORTHWEST FILM SERVICE. 2330 Third Ave- ROCKLAND FILM SERVICE, INC., 630 Ninth nue; MA. 4-0241; Paul Grunewald, owner. Avenue; CIrcle 6-0662. STATE FILM DELIVERY, 630 Ninth Avenue; SYRACUSE, N. Y. Clrcle 6-4993. SMITH & HOWELL FILM SERVICE. INC., STATE FILM SERVICE, 630 Ninth Avenue; Clrcle 505 Burnet Ave.; 2-6836. 6-4993. TOLEDO, TACME FILM SERVICE, INC 630 Ninth Ave- O. nue; CIrcle 6-0662. THEATRE TRANSPORT CO., 205 First St. TRANS -WORLD INTERNATIONAL SERVICE Telephone, ADams 1612. CO., 333 W. 52nd St.; CIrcle 6-7636. WASHINGTON, OKLAHOMA CITY D.C. HIGHWAY EXPRESS LINES, INC., 1638 Third MAGIC EMPIRE EXPRESS, 815 West Grand Street, Northeast; DUpont 7-7200; Ralph E. Binas, Street; Telephone: CE. 2-7335; Nolan Nuckols. vice-pres. MISTLETOE EXPRESS SERVICE, INC., 111 N. Harrison; GE. 6-1482; Jack LaMonte, mgr. O & A FILM LINES, 625 W. California Street; GE. 6-3257; Roy Avery, mgr. CANADA UNITED FORWARDING CO.. 815 W. Grand Street; Telephone: CE. 2-7335; Nolan Nuckols CALGARY, ALTA. FREDDIE'S TRANSPORT, 727 IOrh W.; 2-2797; OMAHA J. F. Teare, mgr. FILM TRANSPORT CO., 1112 Capitol Street; AT- lantic 2045; Frank Gartner, mgr. MONTREAL, QUE. MONTREAL MESSENGER SERVICE REG'D, PHILADELPHIA 444 Notre Dame St. East, AVenue 8-1287; Harry CLARK TRANSFER, INC., 829 29th Street; LO - A. Cohen. pres. cuts 4-3450. PARIS FILM DISTRIBUTORS, Gatineau Pointe, NEW JERSEY MESSENGER SERVICE, 1018-26 Que.; Maurice Berlinquette, owner -mgr. Wood St.; WAlnut 5-3944. SAINT JOHN, N.B. PIERCE, NEL FITZPATRICK TRANSFER, 178 King St. E.; PIERCE FILM SERVICE; Telephone, 240 Cedar. 2-3544; J. P. Fitzpatrick, mgr. PITTSBURGH TORONTO, ONT. EXHIBITORS SERVICE CO.. 85 Helen St., McKees MAVETY FILM DELIVERY LTD., 277 Victoria Rocks; SPaulding 1-5010; George Callahan. Jr., Street; EMpire 3-2413; George Altman, pres. pres. PORTLAND, ORE. BELL, HOWARD FILM SERVICE, 1923 N.W. Kearney St.- CApitol 2-6428 and BElmont 5-4087; Howard Bell, mgr. OREGON FILM SERVICE, 1841 N.W. 22nd Ave.; Screening Rooms CApitol 2.9813; Fred McBreen, mgr. PACIFIC POSTER COMPANY, 1923 N.W. Kear- ALBANY ney St.; CApitol 2-6428 and BElmont 5-4087; 20TH CENTURY -FOX FILM. CORP. SCREEN- Howard Bell, mgr. ING ROOM, 1052 Broadway; PORTLAND NATIONAL FILM SERVICE (Mis- ALbàny 3-1203. cellaneous Film Service and Storage), 915 N.W. 19th Ave.; CApitol 7-7590; A. E. Williams Jr., ATLANTA mgr. 20TH -CENTURY FOX EXCHANGE. 197 Walton St., N. W.; JAckson 3-4633. COLUMBIA PICTURES, 195 Walton St. N.W.; PORTSMOUTH, OHIO JA 1-1524. HUNTINGTON - CINCINNATI TRUCKING LINES, LTD., 1006 Gay Street; Tel., 1502. BOSTON AMERICAN THEATRES CORP., 646 Washington ST. LOUIS St.; HAncock 6-4530. HARRY KAHAN FILM DELIVERY, 3330 Olive E. M. LOEW THEATRES. 177 Huntington Ave.; St.; FR. 1.6572; Meyer Kahn, mgr. COpley 7-2420. MGM, 46 Church Street; HAncock 6-0044. SALT LAKE PARAMOUNT, 58 Berkeley St.; HAncock 6-1070. CITY 20TH -FOX, 115 Broadway; HAncock 6-2180. WYCKOFF CO., INC., Box 366; Phone EM 4-1835. UNIVERSAL, 60 Church St.; HAncock 6-8670. 568 20TH CENTURY -FOX FILM CORP., 1720 Wyan- BUFFALO dotte St.; HArrison 1-7253; Joseph Neger, br. MOTION PICTURE OPERATORS SCREENING mgr. ROOM, 498 Pearl St.; MO. 2722. MILWAUKEE CHARLOTTE CAPITOL SERVICE, INC., 1324 W. Wisconsin 20TH CENTURY -FOX SCREENING ROOM, 308 Ave., Dlvision 2-2303. S. Church St.; Tel.: ED 2-7101. FOX WIS AMUSEMENT CORP., 536 W. Wiscon- sin Ave.; BRoadway 1-5651. CHICAGO 20TH CENTURY -FOX FILM, 1016 No. 8th St.; BRroadway 1-5710. BALABAN AND KATZ CORPORATION, 177 N. STANLEY WARNER, 212 West Wisconsin Ave.; State St.; RAndolph 6-5300. BRoadway 1-0852. H. & E. BALABAN THEATRES, 190 N. State St.; FRanklin 2-2262. ESSANESS THEATRES CORPORATION, 54 W. NEW ORLEANS Randolph; DEarborn 2-7465. FAMOUS THEATRE, 1538 Mairgny; WHitehall IGELS, 1301 S. Wabash; HArrison 7-0001. 4-5250. PARAMOUNT PICTURES CORP., 1306 S. Michi- FOX THEATRE, 4127 Elysian Fields Ave.; EVer- gan Ave.; HArrison 7-2760. green 2398; Fox Theatre Enterprises, Inc. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX FILM CORP., HODGES-PARAMOUNT GULF, 1309 Cleveland; 1260 S. Wabash Ave.; WAbash 2-9625. JA 5-4181. UNIVERSAL FILM EXCHANGES, INC., 1232 S. THEATRE, 800 Harrison Ave.; GAI - 2-5781. LAKEVIEW Michigan Ave.: WAhash 4091; S. T. Wright. Tr.. Frank Lais, Jr, WARNER BROTHERS, INC., 1307 S. Wabash PITTMAN THEATRES, INC., 2925 Franklin Ave.; Ave.; HArrison 7-6052. WH. 3-6252; Earl Perry, gen. mgr. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX, 200 So. Liberty CINCINNATI St.; JA 5-9858. PALACE THEATRE, 12 East Sixth St.; CHerry 1-2482. NEW YORK PARAMOUNT PICTURES, INC., 1214 Central Parkway; CHerry 1-6150. [All producers -distributors hove screening ZOTH CENTURY -FOX FILM CORP.. 1632-38 Cen- rooms at their home offices in New York for tral Parkway; CHerry 1-6460. have screening room UNIVERSAL FILM EXCHANGES. INC.. 1628 their own use. Most also Central Parkway; GArfield 1-3820. facilities at their New York exchanges.] BONDED FILM STORAGE CO., INC., 630 9th Ave.: JUdson 6-1030. CLEVELAND JOHNNY VICTOR THEATRE, RCA Exhibition 20TH CENTURY -FOX FILM CORP., 2219 Payne Hall. 40 W. 49th St.; JUdson 6-3800. Ave.; TOwer 1-2257. MOVIELAB THEATRE SERVICE. INC., 619 W. 54th St.; JUdson 6-0360. DENVER MUSEUM OF MODERN ART FILM LIBRARY. 11 \V. 53rd St ; Circle 5-8900. PARAMOUNT EXCHANGE, 2100 Stout St.; PREVIEW THEATRE, 1600 Broadway; Circle CHerry 4-9193. 6-0865. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX EXCHANGE. 2101 ZOUARY TV FILM THEATRE. 333 W. 52nd Champa St.; TAbor 5-5331. St.; JU. 2 -6185 -if no answer: Circle 6-4821. DES MOINES PHILADELPHIA PARAMOUNT SCREENING ROOM, 1125 High METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER, 1233 Summer St.; St.; CHerry 4-3197. LOcust 7-5150. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX EXCHANGE, 1300 PARAMOUNT PICTURES, 248 No. 12th Street; High St.; CHerry 4-4281. LOcust 7-3672. STANLEY -WARNER MANAGEMENT CORP., DETROIT 1300 Arch St.: LOcust 4-1300. UNIVERSAL -INTERNATIONAL, 251 No. 13th FILM EXCHANGE BUILDING. 2310 Cass Ave.; St.; LOcust 4-3980. WOodward 1-6104. SCREENING ROOM, 251 No. 13th 2211 WOodward VINE STREET FOX THEATRE, Woodward Ave.; Street: LOcust 4-3980. 3-7700. Rltten- DISTRIBUTING CORP., WARNER BROTHERS, 230 No. 13th St.; PARAMOUNT FILM 6-9530. 479 Ledyard Ave.; WOodward 2-4741. house TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX FILM CORP., 2211 Cass Ave.; WOodward 1-3726. PORTLAND, ORE. N. W. 19th Ave.; CApitol 7-4900. INDIANAPOLIS STAR, 925 PARAMOUNT PICTURES, INC., 116 W. Michi- De Tamble, mgr. WASHINGTON gan Street; ME 4-7563; Howard New Jersey TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX FILM CORP., 326 FILM ROW SCREENING ROOM, 932 N. Illinois Street; ME 4-5581; Howard B. Kin- Ave. N.W.; NAtional 8-6316. sey, mgr. MOTION PICTURE ASSOCIATION ACADEMIA. UNIVERSAL FILM EXCHANGES, INC., 517 N. 1600 Eye St. N.W.; EXecutive 3-5110. Illinois Street; ME 4-5452; Philip Sherman, mgr. PARAMOUNT PICTURES, 306 H St. N.W.; NA- tional 8-7661. JACKSONVILLE TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX, 415 3rd St. N.W.: DIstrict 7-8420. FLORIDA STATE THEATRES SCREENING ROOM, Florida Theatre Building, 128 E. Forsyth St.; Telephone: EL 6-1341. CANADA CITY KANSAS TORONTO FOX MIDWEST THEATRES, INC., 3706 Broad- way; LOgan 1.3650. CANADIAN FILM INDUSTRIES LTD., 310 PARAMOUNT FILM DIST. CORP., 1802 Wyan- Lakeshore Road; CLifford 1-5211. dotte St.; GRand 1-0410; H. R. Hamburg, br. COLUMBIA PICTURES OF CANADA LTD., 72 mgr. Carlton Street; WAlnut 1-8931. 569 FAMOUS PLAYERS CANADIAN CORP. LTD., CONSOLIDATED THEATRES LTD., 301 Do- 1400 Royal Bank Bldg.; EMpire 4-0141. minion Square Bldg.; UNiversity 6-7331. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER PICTURES OF CAN. LTD., EMPIRE -UNIVERSAL FILMS LTD., 1200 St. 340 Victoria Street; EM 3.5703. Alexander Street; UNiversity ODEON THEATRES (Canada) LTD., 20 Carlton 5071. Street; EM 3-5961. FRANCE FILM COMPANY, 1405 Maisonneuve PARAMOUNT FILM SERVICE LTD., 111 Bond Street. Street; EMpire 4-0376. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX CORP. LTD., SOVEREIGN FILMS LTD., 277 Victoria Street; 5963 Monkland Avenue; ELwood 1197. EMpire 8-8621. GENERAL THEATRES OF QUEBEC TWENTIETH-CENTURY FOX CORP. LTD., 110 LTD., 1200 Bond Street; EMpire 4-3471. St. Alexander Street. TWINEX CENTURY THEATRES CORP. LTD., PARAMOUNT FILM SERVICE LTD., 5955 175 Bloor Street East; WAlnut 4-3701. Monkland Avenue; ELwood 1153. TWENTIETH CENTURY -FOX CORP. LTD., MONTREAL 5963 Monkland Avenue; ELwood 1197. ASSOCIATED SCREEN INDUSTRIES LTD., 2000 Northcliffe UNITED AMUSEMENT CORP. LTD., United Avenue; DExter 1186. Bldg., 5887 Monkland Ave.; ELwood 1167.

570 Talent and Literary Agencies

GARFIELD, MILTON AGENCY, Hollywood 9000 Sunset Blvd. (46); CRestview 1-7227. GARRICK, DALE, INTERNATIONAL AGENCY, ALEXANDER, ALEC, AGENCY, 8820 Sunset Blvd., (46) ; OLympia 7-2661. 208 So. Beverly Dr., B.H.; CRestview 1-6101. GEFSKY, HAROLD L. ALLIED CASTING AGENCY, INC., 4121 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46) ; CRestview 4-7801. 5746 Sunset Blvd. (28); H011ywood 3-7124. GENERAL ARTISTS CORP ALVARADO, CARLOS, AGENCY, 9025 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly Hills; CRestview 8820 Sunset Blvd. (46); OLeander 5-6840. 1-8101. ARMSTRONG-DEUSER, AGENCY, 4-8135. GERTZ, MITCHELL, 425 S. Beverly Dr., B.H.; CRestview 338 No. Rodeo Dr.. B. H.; CRestview 4-5491. ARTIGUE, LOUIS, HERMAN, AGENCY, B. 6-2488. GOLD, 247 S. Beverly Dr., H.; CRestview 9034 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 4-8171. ASHLEY-STEINER, INC. REBECCA, AGENCY, Dr., B. H.; CRestview 4-8511. GOLD, 449 S. Beverly 8961 Sunset Blvd. (40) ; OLdfield 4-0565. ASSOCIATED BOOKING CORPORATION, GOLD, SID, AGENCY. Blvd., L. A. (46) ; OLympia 2-9940. 8619 Sunset 8961 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 4-7247. AUER. MILES BOHM. -TOBIAS AGENCY, ; H011ywood GOLDSTONE 8344 Melrose Ave., L. A. 29 (27) 404 N. Roxbury Dr., Bev. Hills; CRestview 2-6146. 6-1071. BARNES. WILLIAM AGENCY, AGENCY Dr., II H. CRestview 1-5256. GOULD BILLY, 247 S. Beverly 8278 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; OLdfield 6-1122. BARR, RICKEY, AGENC 28; H011ywood GRADY-TOWERS, AGENCY, 1350 N. Highland Ave., L. A. 8732 Sunset Blvd. (46); OLympia 2-6810. 3-1543. THE, 8743 Sunset Blvd., GREEN, IVAN, AGENCY, BARSKIN AGENCY, THE, 292 S. La Cienega Blvd. B.H.; OLympia 2-4010. L. A. (46) ; OLympia 2.5470. GREENEVILLE AGENCY, THEÓL BELL, MARCELLA AGENCY, N. La Cienega Blvd. (46); OLympiay 7-2800. ; 6-0012. 934/ 9172 Sunset Blvd., Ì.. A. (46) CRestview GRESHLER, ABNER J., BENDER, DAVID, AGENCY, 8400 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46) OLdfield 4-5960. 971 N. La Cienega Blvd. (46) ; OLympia 2-1465. GRIFFITH, BYRON, AGENCY, BERNIE HERMAN, AGENCY, 7509 Sunset Blvd. (46); H011ywood 7-2600. 260 S. Beverly Drive, B.H.; CRestview 5-0117. MILTON M. AGENCY, BRANDIES, BOB. AGENCY, GROSSMAN, POplar 2-4872. 9000 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 4-8631. 11559 Ventura Blvd., Studio City; HALLIBURTON, JEANNE, CARMEN AGENCY, 12407 Venture Blvd., Studio City; POplar 9-2947. 8255 Sunset Blvd. (46); OLdfield 4-6670. CRestview 4-8555. HALSEY, REECE, 404 N. Roxbury Drive, B.H.; ; OLympia 2-2409. & SHORT 8733 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46) CLOUTMAN-PALMER-STEWART HAMILBURG, MITCHELL J. AGENCY AGENCY, INC. 8776-8780 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; OLympia 2-5160. 9046 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRrestview 4-6833. HARRIS, MICKEY, AGENCY, COMORA-BERNBROCK, 5908 Sunset Blvd. (28) ; H011ywood 4-1317. 9100 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46) ; CRestview 6-6285. HERDAN-SHERRELL AGENCY CONNOR ALLEN, 8961 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46); CRestview 1-5236. 820 N. LaBrea Ave. (38) ; H011ywood 5-0834. HEINEMAN, MARION GARNER, AGENCY, COOPER, FRANK, ASSOCIATES, 9163 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 4-0293. 9145 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 4-5971. HERZBRUN, WALTER, COOPER. RAY. AGENCY, 8820 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; OLympia 2-7210. 139 S. Beverly Dr., B. H. Suite 333; CRestview HERZON-KENDALL AGENCY, 6-9769. 9121 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 4-8107. CRUIKSHAND, LAWRENCE AGCY., HUNT, GEORGE B. 9172 Sunset Blvd. (46); CRestview 4-6874. 8350 Santa Monica Blvd. (46) ; OLdfield 4-6600. DARROW AGENCY, INGERSOLL, GEORGE. AGENCY 9884 Santa Monica Blvd., B. H.; CRestview 7167;/ Sunset Blvd.. H011ywood 7-0862 4-7253. IRWIN, LOU, INC., 9165 Sunset Blvd. (465; DAVIS. MARY WEBB, CRestview 1-7131. 8532 Sunset Blvd. (46); OLeander 5-6747. JACKSON, EDITH, 1717 N. Highland Ave. (28); DAWN, WILMA, AGENCY, H011ywood 7-0155. 6605 Hollywood Blvd. (28) ; H011ywood 5-7438. JAFFE AGENCY INC., THE, DEUTSCH, MILTON, AGENCY 8555 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; OLympia 7-2711. 9034 Sunset Blvd. (46)) CRestview 4-7321. AGENCY, KAUFMAN, MILTON, AGENCY DIAMOND ARTISTS LTD., 404 N. Roxbury Dr., B. H.; CRestview 5-5028. 8400 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; OLdfield 4-5960. INC., AGENCY, THE, KINGSTON, AL, ENT., AGENCY, DONALDSON Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 6-8538. 951 N. LaCienega Blvd. (46) ; OLympia 2-0355. 9046 Snuset DRAESEMER, ISABELLE, KOHNER, PAUL, INC., 9169 Sunset Blvd. (46); 232 N. Canon Dr., B. H.; CRestview 64758. CRestview 1-5165. FAMOUS ARTISTS, KUMIN-OLENICK AGENCY, 9441 Wilshire Blvd., B.H.; CRestview 4-7433. 400 S. Beverly Dr., B. H.; CRestview 4-7281. FANCHON & MARCO, LANCE, LEON 0., 8820 Sunset Blvd. (46); 6838 Hollywood Blvd., L. A. 28; H011ywood OLympia 7-1060. 3-3263. LANDERS-BRANDON AGENCY, FINGER, JAY, AGENCY, 321 S. Beverly Dr., B. H., CRestview 4-0717. 324 S. Beverly Dr., B. H.; CRestview 4-5559. LAUREN, MOLONEY, AGENCY, FLAIRE, 8272 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; OLdfield 6-4070. 8165 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; OLdfield 6-3060. LAZAR. IRVING PAUL FRENCH. HUGH, AGENCY, 211 S. Beverly Dr., B. H.; CRestview 5-6153. 9405 Brighton Way, B. H.; CRestview 4-8741. LEONARD, FRED J., AGENCY, FRINGS, KURT, AGENCY, INC. 7441 Sunset Blvd. (46); H011ywood 4-7546; Citrus 242 N. Canon Dr., B. H.; CRestview 4-8881. 3.5285.

571 LESSER, TED, AGENCY, Statler Hotel, 900 Wil- MORRIS, WM., shire Blvd. (17); MAdison AGENCY, INC., 8-7356. 151 El Camino, B. H.; CRestview 4-7451; BRad- LEVEE, SIDNEY M. C., shaw 2-4111. 9000 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 4-8631. MUSIC LEVINE, ISABELLE, CORPORATION OF AMERICA, LTD., AGENCY, 9370 Santa Monica Blvd., B. H.; CRestview 1717 N. Highland Ave. (28); H011ywood 3-3221. 4-7711. LONGENECKER, ROBERT, NATIONAL 8428 ARTISTS REPRESENTATIVES, Melrose Pl. (46); OLive 3-3770. 1608 Argyle Ave., L. A. (28); I-I011ywood 2-1159. MCA ARTISTS, LTD., 9370 Santa Monica B,vd., NAYAR, Beverly JOE, AGENCY, Hills; CRestview 4-7711. 8820 Sunset Blvd. (46); OLympia 2-7912. MACK, ROY, AGENCY, 9128 Sunset Blvd., Los OCHS, AL, Angeles (46): CRestview 1-3324. 1651 Cosmo St. (28); H011ywood 9-6470; H011ywood MacQUARRIE, EARL, 9-1518. 9157 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 4-8919. OLIVER, MAURINE, AND ASSOCIATES, MANUEL, ALVIN G. AGENCY, 468 N. Bed- 8746 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; OLdfield 7-1250. ford, B.H.; CRestview 4-5288. OMEGA MARION, PAUL ARTISTS, INC. 8721 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46) ; OLeander 5-7212. 8746 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46) ; OLympia 2-9540. ORSATTI MARX, AGENCY, THE and ORSATTI & CO., BERT, AGENCY, INC., 300 South Beverly Dr., B. H.; CRestview 915/ Westbourne Dr. (46); CRestview 4-8555. 6-6241. McHUGH, JAMES JR., AGENCY, PAYTON, BOB, AGENCY 121 S. Beverly Drive, B.H.; CRestview 4-5167. 8272 Sunest Blvd. (46); OLdfield 6-1880. McMILLAN, HAZEL, AGENCY, PEARSON, BEN, 8923 Sunset Blvd. (46); CRestview 6-9823; WEb- 1046 N. Carol Dr. (46): CRestview 4-5488. ster 1-1171. POMEROY, JACK, AGENCY, MEDFORD, BEN, 7616 Sunset Blvd. (46); H011ywood 9-6366. 300 S. Beverly Dr., B. H. CRestview 1-7021. PREMIERE ARTISTS & PRODUCTIONS MEIKELJOHN & NORTH AGENCY, AGENCY 188 N. Canon Dr., B. H.; CRestview 4-0766. 1046 N. Carol Dr. (46) ; CRestview 4-5488. MEYERS, WALTER, AGENCY, PREMINGER-STUART, AGENCY 9167 Sunset Blvd. (46); CRestview 1-8161. 8462 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; OLfield 6-2360. MIDDLETON, CHILES, AGENCY, RADCLIFFE, MAXINE, 8272 125 W. Whittier Blvd., Whitties; WHitney Sunset Blvd. (46) ; OLdfield 6-4460. 1-4711. MILEY-RITCHIE AGENCY, RAISON AGENCY, THE 9100 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46) ; CRestview 5-7883. 8749 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46) ; OLympia 2-1122. MISHKIN AGENCY, 292 S. La Cienega Blvd., B. RICHARDS, DANNY, H.; OLympia 2-0944. 6015 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (28) ; H011ywood 7-2435. MOORE, LOLA D., 9172 Sunset Blvd. (46); ROSEN JERRY AGENCY, THE CRestview 6-5401. 275 S. Beverly Dr., B. II.; CRestview 4-5861. MORRIS, GEORGE, AGENCY, ROSE, ARNOLD L., AGENCY, 9490 Brighton B. Way, H.; CRestview 1-5743. 9110 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 4-5459.

FRANK COOPER ASSOCIATES

Hollywood Office New York Office 9145 Sunset Boulevard 17 East 54th St. CRestview 4-5971 PLaza 1-0725

572 ROSENBERG-CORYELL AGENCY WILLSON, HENRY, 404 N. Roxbury Drive, B. H.; CRestview 4-7381. 8611 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46) ; OLympia 2-7452. ROSNER, MILT, AGENCY WOOKEY, BETTY AGENCY, 9110 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 6-7023. 8743 Sunset Blvd., 46; OLympia 2-3911. RUSH, ART, INC., 357 N. Canon Dr., B. H.; WORMSER, JACK, AGENCY, CRestview 4-6841. 7417 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; H011ywod 4-8138. RYAN, FRANK, 8949 Sunset Blvd. (46); CRest- ZIEGLER, HELLMAN & ROSS view 1-4627. 321 S. Beverly Dr., B. H.; CRestview 4-5963. SALKOW, LESTER, AGENCY, 8741 Sunset Blvd., ZIMMERMAN, HERMAN, AGCY., Los Angeles (46); OLympia 2-6750. 9172 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 6.0266. SAPHIER, JAMES L., AGENCY, 9538 Brighton Way, INC 1-7231. SCHULLER, WILLIAM, AGENCY 9121 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 4-6949. New York SEAMAN, GEORGE, AGENCY AGNETA, NICHOLAS, T., 1270 Sixth Ave., 20; 8272 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; OLdfield 6-1161. COlumbus 5-0232. SEBBY ASSOCIATES, ALGASE, GERTRUDE, 400 Madison Ave., 17; 9172 Sunset Blvd, (46) ; CRestview 1.6366. PLaza 8-1980. SENNES, FRANK AMERICAN LITERARY EXCHANGE, 6205 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (28); HO. 2-6581. 325 E. 53rd St., 16; PLaza 5-0173. SHAUER, MELVILLE A., AGENCY, AMERICAN PLAY CO., INC., 522 Fifth Ave., 18; 9110 Sunset Blvd. (46); CRestview 1.1103. MUrray Hill 2.0156. SHAW, GLENN AM -RUS LITERARY AND MUSIC AGENCY, 24 8746 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; OLeander 5-6956, OLym- W. 45th St., 36; MUrray Hill 7-2582. pia 2-5842. ANDERTON, VERA, 510 E. 84th St., 28; SHIFFRIN, WILLIAM AGENCY. BUtterfield 8-8172. 449 S. Beverly Dr., B. H.; CRestview 4-7643 ARNOLD, LAURA, 545 Fifth Ave., 17; SHI*LEY, HOWARD MUrray Hill 2.2795. 9163 Sunset Blvd., L. A. (46); CRestview 6-6251. ARTIST MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATES, 200 W. SHURR, LOUIS, AGENCY, 57th St., 19; PLaza 7-2157. 327 N. Dr., B.H.; CRestview 4-8111. Rodeo ARTISTS' REPRESENTATIVES ASSN., INC., SMALL-JOSEPHY AGCY. 1270 Sixth Ave., 20; Clrcle 6-1379. 190 N. Canon Dr., B. H.; CRestview 4-5877. ASHLEY-STEINER, INC., SNITZER LOU-AL FRITSCHI, INC.. 579 Fifth Ave., 17; MUrray Hill 8-8330. 6404 Hollywood Blvd. (28); H011ywood 9-6271. BARTSCH, HANS, 1501 Broadway, 36; BRyant SOMLYO. E. T., 9-6933. 407 N. Maple Dr., B. H.; CRestview 6.2041. STEMPEL, FRANK, AGENCY, 9034 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 4-8343. STEWART, ROSALIE. AGENCY. THE, 9046 Sunset Blvd., L. A. 46; CRestview 4-6123. SWANSON, H. N., INC., 8523 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles (46); OLympia 2-5385. SWOVERLAND, HAROLD, AGENCY, 1032 N. Fairfax Ave., L. A. (46) ; OLdfield 6-0900 TALENT, INC., 1421 N. McCadden Place (28) ; H011ywood 2-0913. THOMPSON, LIONEL B., 8979 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 1.2188. The TOP ARTISTS AGENCY INC., 8833 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; óLympia 7-2920. ULLMAN, GEORGE, AGENCY, INC. 8979 Sunset Blvd. (46) ; CRestview 4-5238. USHER-SOUTHBY AGCY. MISHKIN 8212 Vista Del Mar. Playa Del Rey; CRestview 4-6161. VON -YOUNG AGENCY, 1610 N. Argyle Ave. (28) ; H011ywood 5-2551. 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[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 are also included. All programs are weekly unless otherwise indicated.] ABBIE NEAL AND HER RANCH GIRLS Abbie Neal and her Ranch Girls. Warren R. Smith prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. ABBOTT AND COSTELLO Bud Obbott, Lou Costello. TCA, prod. Sterling Television Half-hour. Film. Co., dist. Syndicated. ABOUT FACES Ben Alexander. ABC Network. Half-hour ADVENTURE IN SCIENCE Various. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans-Lux Television dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. Corp., ADVENTURE IS MY JOB Various. Hal Harrison, prod. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., dist. cated. Quarter-hour. Film. Syndi- ADVENTURE OUT OF DOORS Jack Van Coevering. Jack Van Coevering, Quarter-hour. Film. prod.-dist. Syndicated. ADVENTURES IN PARDISE Gardner McKay. 20th -Fox Television, prod. Liggett & Myers; J. B. Williams, Du Pont, Whitehall, Cluett Peabody, Noxzema. ABC Network. Hour. Film. ADVENTURES IN SHERWOOD FOREST, THE Richard Greene. Sapphire Films, Ltd., prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. ADVENTURES IN THE NEWS Hugh James. Telenews Productions, prod. Sterling Television Co., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. ADVENTURES IN SPORT Various. Telenews Productions, prod. Sterling Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. ADVENTURES OF A JUNGLE BOY Michael Carr Hartley. Gross-Krasne, Ltd., prod. dicated. Half-hour. Film. NTA, dist. Syn-

ADVENTURES OF BLINKEY Blinker. Blinker Productions, Inc. Murray King, prod. Interstate Tele- vision Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. ADVENTURES OF CHAMPION Champion. Flying "A" Pictures, prod. CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., Dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. ADVENTURE OF DANNY DEE Roy Doty. Cinema -Vue Corp., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. ADVENTURES OF HIRAM HOLIDAY Wally Cox. Phill Lapp, prod. Victory Program Sales, dicated. Half-hour. Film. dist. Syn- ADVENTURES OF JIM BOWIE Scott Forbes. Lou Edelman, prod. ABC Film Syndication, Half-hour. Film. dist. Syndicated. ADVENTURES OF KIT CARSON Bill Williams. Revue Productions, prod. MCA-TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. ADVENTURES OF NOAH BEERY, JR. Noah Beery, Jr. Jerry Courneya, prod. Louis Weiss & Co., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. ADVENTURES OF OZZIE & HARRIET Ozzie & Harriet Nelson. Stage Five Productions, Inc.,- Ozzie Nelson. Eastman Kodak Co.; Coca-Cola. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. THE ADVENTURES OF RIN TIN TIN Lee Aaker, James Brown, Rin Tin Tin. Screen Gems, Inc. Herbert E. Leonard. National Biscuit Co.-Kenyon & Eckhardt, Inc. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. THE ADVENTURES OF RIN TIN TIN Lee Aaker, James Brown. H. B. Leonard, prod. Screen Gems, Inc., overseas dist.-French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. ADVENTURES OF SIR LANCELOT, THE William Russell. Sapphire Films, Inc., prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-Hour. Film. ADVENTURES OF THE FALCON Charles McGraw. Federal Telefilms, Inc., prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

ADVENTURES OF THE SCARLET PIMPERNEL Marius Goring, Harry Alan Towers, prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. AFRICAN PATROL John Bentley. Gross-Krasne-Sillerman, Inc., prod. Famous Films (NTA) dist. dicated. Half-hour. Film. Syn- AGGIE Joan Shawlee, Greta Gynt. Mid -Ocean Products, prod. Flamingo Telefilm Sales, Inc., dist. Syndi- cated. Half-hour. Film. 580 AIR POWER Various. Perry Wolff, CBS -TV, prod. CBS Films, Inc., Dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. ALASKANS, THE Jeff York, Roger Moore, Dorothy Provine. Liggett & Myers; National Carbon; Corning; Luden's; 7 -Up; Johnson & Johnson; Bulova; Anahist. ABC Network. Hour. Film. ALCOA-GOODYEAR THEATRE Various. William Sackheim, prod. Aluminum Co. of America-Fuller & Smith & Ross, Inc.; The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.-Young & Rubicam, Inc. NBC Network. Half- hour. Film. ALCOA PRESENTS John Newland. Collier Young, prod. Aluminum Co. of America. ABC Network. Half- hour. Film. ALFRED HITCHCOCK PRESENTS Various. Alfred Hitchcock, prod. Lincoln Mercury Div. of Ford Motor Co. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. ALL AMERICAN GAME OF THE WEEK Sports TV, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. ALL AMERICAN WRESTLING Neal Van Ells. Crosley Broadcasting Corp., prod. Kling Film Pro- ductions, dist. Syndicated. Hour. Film. ALL STAR GOLF Various. Peter DeMet, prod. Miller Brewing Co.-Mathisson & Assoc.; Reynolds Metal Co.-Buchanan Div. ABC Network. Hour. Film. ALL STAR GOLF Various. Peter DeMet Productions, prod. Walter Schwinner, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Hour. Film. ALL STAR THEATRE (FORD THEATRE) Various. Screen Gems, prod. Telescreen Adv., dist. Syn- dicated. Half-hour Film. AMERICAN BANDSTAND Dick Clark. Tony Mammarella, prod. Participating sponsorship. ABC Net- work. Hour -and -half. Live. AMERICAN HERITAGE SERIES (Cavalcade of America) Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. THE AMERICAN LEGEND Various stars and producers. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. AMERICAN WIT AND HUMOR Various. Time, Inc., prod. Sterling Television, dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. AMOS 'N' ANDY Spencer Williams, Alvin Childress. Freeman Gosden, Charles Correll, prod. CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. ANDY GRIFFITH SHOW, THE Andy Griffith. Aaron Reuben, prod. General Foods Corp. Half-hour. CBS. ANGEL Annie Farge and Marshall Thompson. Jess Oppenheimer, exec. prod. General Foods Corp. & S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc. Half-hour. CBS. ANIMAL ADVENTURES FOR CHILDREN Various. Coronet Films, Prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter- hour. Film. ANIMAL CRACKERS Various. Sterling Television Co., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. ANIMAL KINGDOM Documentary. Encyclopedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. ANIMAL LIBRARY Documentary. Various producers. Lakeside Television Co., dist. Syndicated. Quarter- hour. Film. ANIMAL PARADE Animals. Artransa Park Studios, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter hour. Film. ANN SOTHERN SHOW THE Ann Sothern. Arthur Hoffe, prod. General Foods Corp., S. C, Johnson & Son. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. ANNIE OAKLEY Gail Davis. Flying "A" Pictures-Armand Schaefer, prod. CBS Television Film Sales. Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE ANSWER MAN Albert Mitchell. The Bruce Chapman Co., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. THE AQUANAUTS Keith Larsen. Ivan Tors, exec. prod. P. Lorillard Co., The Kellogg Co., Vick Chem- ical Co., Carter Products and General Foods Corp. CBS. ARMSTRONG CIRCLE THEATRE Various. Robert Costello, prod. Armstrong Cork Co.-Batten, Bar- ton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc. CBS Network. Hour (alternate weeks). Live. ARTHUR MURRAY PARTY, THE Kathryn Murray, Jack Philbin, exec. prod. P. Lorillard Co.-Lennen & Newell; Sterling Drug-DFS. NBC Network. Half-hour. Live. ART LINKLETTER'S HOUSE PARTY Art Linkletter. John Guedel Productions-Martin Hill, prod. Participating sponsors. CBS Network. Half-hour (5 days a week). Live. ASSIGNMENT FOREIGN LEGION Merle Oberon. Anthony Bartley, prod. CBS TV Film Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. AS THE WORLD TURNS Don McLaughlin. Allen Potter, prod. Various sponsors. CBS Network. Half-hour (5 days a week). Live.

581 BABY TIME Dr. W. W. Bauer, Jane Warren, R.N. Laufman Film Productions, Inc., prod. Herbert S. Laufman & Co., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film.

BACHELOR FATHER John Forsythe. Harry Ackerman, prod. American Tobacco Co.-SSC & B; Whitehall -Ted Bates. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. BADGE 714 (DRAGNET) Jack Webb. Dragnet Production Co., prod. NBC Television Films, dist. Syndi- cated. Half-hour. Film. BALLETS DE FRANCE Various. Time Inc., prod. Sterling Television, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. THE BARBARA STANWYCK THEATRE. Barbara Stanwyck, host. AlbertO-Culver Co. and American Gas Association. NBC Network. Half-hour. BAT MASTERSON Gene Barry. Ziv, prod. Sealtest Div. of National Dairy Products Corp.-N. W. Ayer and Co. and Hills Brothers Coffee, Inc. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. BEAT THE CLOCK Bud Collyer star and co-prod. Jean Hollander-Goodson-Todman Products, prod. Par- ticipating sponsorship. ABC Network. Half-hour (5 days a week-daytime). Live. BEHIND THE SCENES Various. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans-Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. BEHIND THE SCENES IN INDUSTRY Various. Guided Tour Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quar- ter-hour. Film. BELL TELEPHONE HOUR. Donald Voorhees, conductor. The Bell System. NBC Network. Hour. Series will alternate with a series of special programs. BERT AND ELMER Johnny Coons, Bob Schrieve. Galbreath Productions, prod. Harry S. Goodman Pro- ductions, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. BETSY AND THE MAGIC KEY Marionettes. Jamieson-Dallas, prod. Sterling Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. BETTY HUTTON SHOW, THE Betty Hutton. William Harmon, prod. for Hutton Prods. General Foods Corp. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. BEULAH Louise Beavers, Ethel Waters. Roland Reed. prod. Flamingo Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. BEYOND THE YUKON Wendell Niles. Eskimoland Pictures, prod. Harriscope, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. BIBLE DRAMAS Hollywood Personalities. Cathedral Films, prod. Major Television Productions, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. BIFF BAKER, U. S. A. Alan Hale, Jr., Randy Stuart. Revue Productions, prod. MCA -TV Film Syn- dication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

BIG BOWL, THE Bowling subjects. Al Niggemeyer, Astra Productions, prod. George Bagnall & Asso- ciates, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE BIG FIGHT Various. The Big Fights, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour, Hour. Film. (Over- seas dist.-Fremantle Overseas Radio & TV, Inc. French, German, Italian, Spanish. BIG IDEA, THE Donn Bennett. Donn Bennett Productions, prod. Flamingo Telefilm Sales, Inc., dist. Syn- dicated. Half-hour. Film. BIG PARTY BY REVLON, THE Various. Perry Lafferty, prod. Revlon, Inc. CBS Network, Hour and one-half. (alternate weeks.) Live. THE BIG PAYOFF Bess Myerson. Walt Framer, exec. prod. Colgate-Palmolive Co. (Lustre -Creme Shampoo, Cashmere Bouquet, Colgate Dental Cream, Ajax, Ad Detergent, Palmolive Soap, Brisk, Vel, Fab, Rapids -Shave, Halo)-Lennen & Newell. CBS Network. Half-hour (5 days a week). Live. THE BIG PLAYBACK Bill Stern, Jimmy Powers. Screen Gems, Inc., prod. Telescreen Adv., dust. Syn- dicated. Quarter-hour. Film. BIG TEN FOOTBALL HILITES Sports TV, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. BILL CORUM SPORTS SHOW Bill Corum. Ely Landau, Inc., prod. National Telefilm Associates, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. BISHOP PIKE Bishop Pike, star and prod. Sustaining. ABC Network. Half-hour. Live.

BLACK SADDLE Peter Brecic. Four Star, prod. Liggett & Myers; Alberto-Culver. ABC Network. Half- hour. Film. BOB ELSON'S INTERVIEWS OF THE CENTURY Bob Elson. Academy Film Productions, Inc., prod.-diet. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. BOBO THE HOBO Puppets. Fantasy Features, prod. Freemantle Internat'l, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. BOB HOPE SHOW THE Bob Hope. John Gibson, prod. United States Time Corp. (Timex)-Hirshon- Garfield, Inc. NBC Network. Hour (6 shows). Live and film. BOLD JOURNEY Jack Douglas. Julian Lesser, prod. Banner Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. 582 BOLD VENTURE Dane Clark. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., dist. $yndicated. Half-hour. Film. Spray; RCA- BON4NZA Lorne Greene. NBC, prod. American Tobacco Co., Revlon Living Curl Hair cCann-Erickson. NBC Network. Hour. Film. BOOS AND SADDLES Various. California National Productions, prod. NBC Television Films, diet. Syn- Half-hour. Film. idicated. BOSS LADY Lynn Bari, Glen Langan. Jack Wrather, prod. M. & A. Alexander, diet. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. BOSTON BLACKIE Kent Taylor, Lois Collier. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod. Economee TV Pro- grams, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas diet. Ziv International-Italian, Spanish.) BOURBON STREET BEAT Richard Long, Andy Duggan. Warner Bros., prod. P. Lorillard; Libby - Owens -Ford; Van Heusen; Reynolds Metals; Anahist ABC Network. Hour. Film. BOWLING STARS "Whispering" Joe Wilson. Matt Niesen, prod. Sterling Television Co., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. BOWLING TIME Various. Discovery Productions, prod. Sterling Television Co., diet. Syndicated. Hour. Film. BOXING FROM RAINBO Jack Drees. Kling Film Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. BRAVE EAGLE Keith Larsen, Bert Wheeler, Kim Winona. Roy Rogers Frontier Productions, prod. CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. BRAVE STALLION Bobby Diamond, Peter Graves, Roger Mobley, William Fawcett. Leon Fromkess, Vision Productions, prod. Independent Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. i BRIEFING SESSION Robert McCormick, Leon Pearson. National Educational TV á Radio Center, prod. Sustaining. Half-hour. Tape. THE BRIGHTER DAY Blair Davies. Leonard Blair, prod. Sponsors various. CBS Network. Quarter-hour (5 days a week). Live. BRINING UP BUDDY Enid Markey, Doro Merande. Joe Connelly and Bob Mosher, prod. Scott Paper Co. Half-hour. CBS. BRINGING UP YOUR BABY Documentary. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. 10 minutes. Film. BROKEN ARROW John Lupton. TCF-TV, pdo. Mars, Inc. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. BRONCO Ty Hardin. Warner Bros., prod. Anahist; American Chicle; National Carbon; Whitehall General dills; Corning Glass; Elgin; Luden's; Carnational; H. F. Ritchie. ABC Network. Hour (alternate reeks). Film. BRO HERS, THE Gale Gordon, Bob Sweeney. Ed Feldman, Dallad Productions, prod. CBS Films, Inc., list. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. BUCCANEERS, THE Robert Shaw. Sapphire Films, Ltd., prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. THE BUD WILKINSON SHOW Bud Wilkinson. Bud Wilkinson Productions, prod. Sportlite, Inc., dist. $yndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. BUFFALO BILL, JR. Dick Jones, Flying "A" Pictures-Armand Schaefer, prod. CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. BUGS BUNNY Sponsors: General Foods. ABC Network. Half-hour. BYLINE-STEVE WILSON (BIG TOWN) Mark Stevens. Mark Stevens TV Co., prod. M & A Alexander Products, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CALIENTE RACES Joe Hernandez. Harry Lehman, prod. Cine-Tele Productions, dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. CAMEO THEATRE Various. Albert McCleery, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Hour. Film. CAMERA THREE Various. John McGiffert, prod. Sustaining. CBS Network. 25 Min. Live. CAN ID CAMERA Alan Funt, Alan Funt and Julio Di Benedetto, prod. Bristol-Myers Co. & Lever Bros. o. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CANI E COMMENTS David Wade. David Wade, prod. Louis Weiss & Co., dist. Syndicated. Quarter - our. Film. CAPTAIN DAVID GRIEF Maxwell Reed. Guild Films Co., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CAP AIN KANGAROO Bob Keeshan. David Connell, prod. CBS Network. Participating. Three-quarter our (Monday -Friday). Live. CAP AIN QUEST AND HIS JUNIOR EXPLORERS Richard Coogan. Fleetwood Films, Inc., prod.-dist. yndicated. Quarter-hour. Film.

CAP AIN Z -RO Roy Steffens. Kathleen Rawlings & Henry Brown, prod. Atlas Television Corp., dist. $yndicated. Half-hour. Film. 583 CAPTURED (GANGBUSTERS) Chester Morris. Phillips H. Lord, prod. Victory Program Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. Sales, dist. CAREER PLANNING Various. Coronet films, prod -dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. CASES OF EDDIE DRAKE Don Haggerty, Patricia Morison. Imppro Productions, prod. CBS Tele- vision Film Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CASEY JONES Alan Hale, Jr. Briskin Productions -Screen Gems, Half-hour. Film. prod. Screen Gems, dist. Syndicated.

CATHOLIC HOUR Various. Doris Ann, Prod. Sustaining. NBC Network. Half-hour. Live. CAVALCADE OF SPORTS, BOXING BOUTS Jimmy Powers, Tom Gallery, prod. Gillette Safety Razor Co.-Maxon Inc. NBC Network App. hour, depending on length of fight. Live. CBS NETWORK NEWS Walter Cronkite. CBS News, prod. Live. Carter Products. CBS Network. Quarter-hour. CBS SUNDAY NEWS Eric Sevareid. CBS News, prod. Sustaining. CBS Network. Quarter-hour. Live. CBS TELEVISION WORKSHOP Various. Albert McClcery, prod. 55 min. CBS. CELEBRITY PLAYHOUSE Various. Screen Gems, Inc., prod. Telescreen hour. Film. Adv., dist. Syndicated. Half-

CHAMPIONSHIP BOWLING Various. Peter de Met Productions, prod. Walter Schwimmer Inc., dist. Syndicated. Hour. Film. Productions, CHAMPIONSHIP BRIDGE Charles Goren. Walter Schwimmer, Inc., prod. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. North American Van Lines. CHARLIE WEAVER AND HIS MT. IDY FRIENDS Cliff Arquette. Tam Productions, Inc., prod. Film Classic Exchange, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. CHECKMATE Anthony George, Doug McClure. Herb Coleman & Maxwell Lever Bros. Shane, prod. (alternating) ; Co., Kimberly-Clark Corp. & Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp. Hour. CBS. CHET HUNTLEY SHOW, THE Chet Huntley. Rueven Frank, prod. Live. Sustaining. NBC Network. Half-hour. CHEYENNE Clint Walker, \Varner Bros., prod. Ralston Purina, Bristol-Myers, R. J. Reynolds, A. C. Spark Plug, Peter Payl, Union Carbide, Proctor & Gamble. ABC Network. Hour. Film. CHILDREN LOVE ANIMALS Various. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. Television CHILDREN OF MANY LANDS Documentary. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Tele- vision Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. CHILDREN OF THE AMERICAS Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. CHILDREN'S STORIES Various. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans-Lux Television Syndicated. 10 minutes. Film. Corp., dist. THE CHIMPS-BONZO Bing Crosby Enterprise, Jerry Courneya, prod. Louis Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. Weiss & Co., dist. CHINA SMITH Dan Duryea. Tableau Productions, Bernard Tabakin, prod. National Telefilm Asso- ciated, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CHRISTIE COMEDIES Various. Paramount Pictures Corp., prod. Harriscope, Quarter-hour. Film. Inc., dist. Syndicated.

CHURCHILL MEMOIRS Bell & Ilowell. ABC Network. Half-hour. CIRCUS BOY Mickey Braddock, Noah Beery, Jr. Screen Gems, Inc.-Herbert B. Leonard, prod. Inc.-Knox Reeves Adv. NBC Network. Mars Italian.) Half-hour. Film. (Overseas Dist.-Screen Gems, Inc.- THE CISCO KID Duncan Renaldo, Leo Carillo, Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Ifalf-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Ziv International-French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese). CITIZEN SOLDIER Various. Arsia Productions, prod. Flamingo Telefilm Half-hour. Film. Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. CITY DETECTIVE Rod Cameron. Revue Productions, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication dicated. Half-hour. Film. Division. Syn- CLASSROOM OF THE AIR Documentary. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans-Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour and half-hour. Film. THE CLEAR HORIZON Edward E.-el -inner. Charles Polacheck, prod. Colgate Palmolive Co. Half-hour. CBS. COLLEGE NEWS CONFERENCE Ruth Hagy, star & prod. Sustaining. ABC Network. Half-hour. Live. COLONEL FLACK Alan Mobray, Frank Jenks. Layton Stark, prod. CBS Half-hour. Film. TV Film Sales, dist. Syndicated.

COLONEL MARCH OF SCOTLAND YARD Boris Karloff. Panda Productions, prod. Official dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. Films, 584 COLT 45 Wayde Preston. \Varner Bros., prod. Nestle, Derby. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. COMBAT SERGEANT Michael Thomas, Cliff Clark. Films for Television, Inc., prod. NTA, dist. Syn- dicated. Half-hour. Film.

CONCENTRATION Jack Barry. Barry & Enright-Robert Noah, exec. prod. Participating Sponsors. NBC Network. Half-hour. Live. CONCENTRATION Hugh Downs. Robert Noah, exec. prod. Jack Farren, prod. Various sponsors. NBC Network. Half-hour (Monday through Fricay). Live. CONFIDENTIAL FILE Paul Coates. Confidential Telepictures, prod. Guild Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CONQUEST Documentary. Michael Sklar, prod. Monsanto Chemical Co. CBS Network. Half-hour (alternate weeks). Film and Tape. CONRAD NAGEL THEATRE Conrad Nagel. Andre Luotto Productions, prod. Guild Filins Co., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO George Dolenz. Television Programs of America, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndi- cated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Television Programs of America-French, Spanish.) COUNTERPOINT Various. Bing Crosby Enterprises, Inc., prod. Imperial World Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE COUNTRY SHOW Carl Smith, Webb Pierce, Jimmy Dickens. Gannaway Productions, Inc., prod. Flamingo Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. COWBOY G-MEN Russell Hayden, Jackie Coogan. Henry B. Donovan, prod. Flamingo Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

CRAIG KENNEDY, CRIMINOLOGIST Donald Woods. Adrian Weiss, prod. Louis Weiss & Co., dirt. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CREATIVE ARTS Educational. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. CROSS-COUNTRY Lloyd Burlingham. Fred Niles Productions, Inc., prod. Cross -Country Network, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CROSS CURRENT Gerald Mohr. Sheldon Reynolds, prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. CROSSROADS Various. Federal Telefilms, Inc.-Bernard L. Schubert, prod., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CRUNCH AND DES Forrest Tucker. Bermuda Productions, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CRUSADE IN EUROPE Documentary. 20th Century -Fox, prod. Screen Gems, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CRUSADE IN THE PACIFIC Various. Time, Inc., prod. Sterling Television, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CRUSADER Brian Keith, Richard Lewis-Revue Prods., prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CURTAIN CALL Various. Bing Crosby Enterprises, Inc., prod. Imperial World Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. CYCLONE MALONE Marionettes. Consolidated TV, prod. Harry S. Goodman Productions, dist. Syn- dicated. Quarter-hour. Film. DAILY NEWSFILM. Newsreel. Hearst Metrotone News, prod. Telenews, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. DAMON RUNYON THEATRE Various. Lou Breslow, prod. Telescreen Adv., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. DANGER IS MY BUSINESS Col. John D. Craig, narrator. Crayne Productions, prod. NBC Television Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. DANGEROUS ASSIGNMENT Brian Donlevy Development Corp., prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. DANNY THOMAS SHOW, THE Danny Thomas. Sheldon Leonard, prod. General Foods Corp.-Benton & Bowles, Inc. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. DAN RAVEN Skip Homeier. Dow Chemical Co., National Carbon Co., Prestone, Mentholatum Co., Col- gate-Palmolive Co., Phillips -Jones Corp. (Van Heusen), Studebaker-Packard Corp., Pan-American Coffee Bureau, Mogen Daivd Wine, Simonize, Beechnut Life Savers. NBC Network. IIour.

DANTE Howard Duff. Four Star. Alberto-Cylver Co. and Singer Sewing Machines. Young & Rubicam. NBC Network. Half-hour. DATELINE EUROPE (FOREIGN INTRIGUE) Jerome Thor. Sheldon Reynolds, prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. 585 DATING, MARRIAGE AND FAMILY LIVING Various. Coronet Films, prod.-diet. Syndicated. Quarter. hour. Film. DAVID HARDING, COUNTERSPY Reed Hadley. Bernard L. Schubert, Inc., prod. Bernard L. Schubert, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. DAY IN COURT Hank Sims. Selig J. Seligman, prod. Beech-Nut, General Foods, American Home Foods Div., Bristol-Myers-Young & Rubicam; Gillette Co.-North Advertising; General Mills- Dancer, Fitzgerald & Sample. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. DEADLINE Paul Stewart. Pyramid Productions, Inc., prod. Flamingo Telefilms, Sales, Inc., dist. Syndi- cated. Half-hour. Film. DECEMBER BRIDE Spring Byington, Fred Dc Cordova, prod. Various sponsors. CBS Network. Half-hour. Filmed Re -runs. DECOY Beverly Garland. Pyramid Productions, Inc., prod. Official Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. DEMOCRACY AT WORK Various. Coronet Films, prod. -diet. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. DENNIS O'KEEFE SHOW, THE Dennis O'Keefe. Leo Hafner, prod. fnr TTA-TV. Oldsmobile Div. of Gen- eral Motors. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. DENNIS THE MENACE Jay North, Gloria Henry. James Fonda, prod. for Screen Gems. Kellog Co. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film.

DEPUTY, THE Henry Fonda, Allen Case. Revue, prod. Polaroid Corp.; General Cigar -Young & Rubicam. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film.

DETECTIVES, THE Robert Taylor, Four Star -Hastings, prods. Procter & Gamble, ABC Network. Half- hour. Film. DIAL 999 Robert Beatty, Ziv TV, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film

THE DICK CLARK SHOW Dick Clark. Drexel Prods., prod. Beech-Nut Life Savers-Young & Rubicam. Half-hour. ABC Network. Live.

DICK POWELL'S ZANE GREY THEATRE Dick Powell. Aaron Spelling, exec. prod. S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc. & P. Lorillard Co. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. DILEMMA Various. Galbreath Productions, prod. Harry S. Goodman Productions, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. DINAH SHORE CHEVY SHOW. Dinah Shore. William Asher, prod. Chevrolet Div. of General Motors Corp.-Campbell-Ewald Co. NBC Network. Hour. Live. DIVORCE COURT Various. Station KTTV, Los Angeles, prod. Guild Films, dist. Syndicated. Hour. Videotape. DIVORCE HEARING Dr. Paul Popenoe, Director of the American Institute of Family Relations. Inter- state Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. DR. CHRISTIAN. Macdonald Carey. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod. Economee Television Programs, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. DR. HUDSON'S SECRET JOURNAL John Howard. Authors Playhouse, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndica- tion Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

DOBIE GILLIS Dwayne Hickman. Rod Amateau, prod. Philip Morris, Inc., & Pillsbury Mills, Inc. Half- hour. CBS. DON AMECHE PRESENTS PLAY OF THE WEEK Various. Four Star Films, prod. ITC, dist. Syndi- cated. Half-hour. Film.

DONNA REED SHOW Donna Reed. Tony Owen, prod. Campbell Soup Co.-BBD&O; Johnson & John- son. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. DOUGH -RE -ME Gene Rayburn. Robert Noah, exec. prod. Hugh Branigan, prod. Various sponsors. NBC Network. Half-hour (Monday through Friday). Live. DOUGLAS EDWARDS AND THE NEWS Douglas Edwards. Don Hewitt, prod. Various sponsors. CBS Network. Quarter hour (Mondays through Fridays). Live. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS PRESENTS Douglas Fairbanks. Dougfair Corp., prod. ABC Film Syndication, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. DUFFY'S TAVERN Ed Gardner. Hal Roach, Jr., prod. Guild Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

DU PONT SHOW OF THE MONTH Various Stars. David Susskiad, prod. E. I. Du Pont de Nemours & Co.-Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc. CBS Network. Hour -and -half (10 shows). Live. DUPONT SHOW WITH JUNE ALLYSON June Allyson. Peter Kortner, prod. for Four Star Films. DuPont Co., CBS Network. Half-hour. Film.

THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW Ed Sullivan. Robert Precht & Ed Sullivan, prod. Colgate-Palmolive; East- man Kodak Co.-J. Walter Thompson Co. CBS Network. Hour. Live. EDDIE CANTOR COMEDY THEATRE Eddie Cantor. Ziv Television Program, Inc., prod. Economee Television Programs, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. 586 EDGE OF NIGHT; THE Jblin: Larkin. Charles Fisher, prod. Sponsors various. CBS Network. Halt -hour (5 - days a week). Live. ENCHANTED MUSIC Robert Lawrence. George Richfield, prod. Major TV Productions, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA FILMS Various. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Filin. ERNIE KOVACS' TAKE A GOOD LOOK Ernie Kovacs. Consolidated Cigar. ABC Network. Half-hour. ETERNAL LIGHT, THE Various. Doris Ann, prod. Sustaining. NBC Network. Half-hour. Live. ETHEL BARRYMORE TV THEATRE Various. Lee Savin, Edward Morey, jr., Richard Heermance, prod. Interstate Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. EVE- ARDEN SHOW, THE Eve Arden. Edmund Hartmann, CBS -TV, prod. CBS Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. EXPEDITION! Sponsor: Ralston Purina. ABC Network. Half-hour.

EYEWITNESS TO HISTORY CBS News Coverage. Leslie Midgley, prod. Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. Half-hour. CBS.

FACE THE NATION Stuart Novins. Schick, Inc. & Esquire Boot Polish. CBS Network. Half-hour. Live. FAMOUS FIGHTS jimmy Powers. Winik Films Corp., prod. -dint. Syndicated. Quarter-hour, half-hour. Film. FAMOUS GUESTS Various. Cavalcade Television Programs, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Cavalcade Television Programs-Spanish.) FAMOUS PLAYHOUSE Various. Revue Productions, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. FARM NEWSREEL Hearst Metrotone News, Inc., prod. Telenews, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. FATHER KNOWS BEST Robert Young, Jane Wyatt. Screen Gems, Inc.-Eugene B. Rodney, prod. Scott Paper Co., Bristol-Myers Co. & The Kellogg Co. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. Re -runs. FAVORITE STORY Adolph Menjou. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod. Economee Television Programs, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist. Ziv International-French, German, Italian, Spanish.) FEDERAL MEN Walter Greaza. Pyramid Productions, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. FIBBER McGEE AND MOLLY, Bob Sweeney, Cathy Lewis. NBC, prod. Singer -Young & Rubieam; Standard Brands -J. Walter Thompson. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. FIELD & STREAM Various. Field & Stream, prod. Henry Holt & Co., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. THE FIGHT OF THE WEEK. Boxing. Gillette, Miles. ABC Network. Hour. FILES OF JEFFREY JONES Don Haggerty, Gloria Henry. Lindsley Parsons, prod. CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. FIND A HOBBY Various. Houston Color Film Laboratory, prod. National Telefilm Associates, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. FIVE FINGERS David Hedison. 20th Century -Fox, prod. Warner -Lambert -Ted Bates; Dupont-BBD&O; Midas Mufiler-Weiss; Sterling Drug-DFS; Corning Glass-N. W. Ayer; Procter & Gamble-B&B; Helene Curtis-Weiss; Bristol-Myers-OBM. NBC Network. Hour. Film. FLASH GORDON Steve Holland. Inter -Continental TV Films, prod. Guild Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. FLIGHT General George C. Kenney introduces stars-various stars. Al Simon-CNP, prod. NBC Tele- vision Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. FLINTSTONES Sponsors: Miles, R. J. Reynolds. ABC Network. Half-hour. FLORIAN ZABACH SHOW Florian Zabach. Guild Films, Co., Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. FOODINI THE GREAT Puppets. Fletcher Smith, prod. Allan Keith Productions, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. THE FORD SHOW Tennessee Ernie Ford. Bob Finkel, prod. The Ford Motor Co.-j. Walter Thomp- son. NBC Network. Half-hour. Live. FORD STARTIME Various. MCA, prod. Ford -J. Walter Thompson. NBC Network. Hour. Live. FOY WILLING AND THE RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE Foy Willing, Riders of the Purple Sage. Foy Willing Television Productions, prod. RCA Recorded Program Services, dist. Syndicated. Quarter- hour. Film. FROM THESE ROOTS Ann Flood. Don Wallace, prod. Various sponsors. NBC Network. Half-hour (Monday through Friday). Live. 587 FRONTIER Various. Worthington Miner, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. FRONTIER DOCTOR Rex Allen. Studio City Television Productions, prod. Hollywood Television Service, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. FRONTIERS OF FAITH Various. Doris Ann, prod. Sustaining. NBC Network. Half-hour. Live. FULL CIRCLE Robert Fortier. Norman Morgan, prod. Sponsors various. Half-hour. CBS Network. FUNNY BUNNIES Sue Hastings Marionettes. Dynamic Films, prod-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. FURY Bobby Diamond, Gypsy, Peter Graves. Roger Muir, prod. General Foods Corporation (Post Cereals)- Benton & Bowles, Inc.; The Borden Co.- Benton & Bowles. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. (Over- seas dist.-Television Programs of America-Spanish.) G -E COLLEGE BOWL Allen Ludden. John Cleary, prod. General Electric. CBS Network. Half-hour. Live. GABBY HAYES SHOW Gabby Hayes. Martin Stone Associates, prod. United Artists Associated, Inc, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. GALE STORM SHOW, THE Gale Storm. Alex Gottlieb, prod. Warner-Lambert. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film.

THE GARRY MOORE SHOW Garry Moore. Bob Banner, prod. S. C. Johnson & Son, Inc., Polaroid, Inc.. Plymouth Div. of Chrysler Corp. CBS Network. Hour. Tape. GENE AUTRY Gene Autry. Republic Pictures Corp., prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Hour. Film. THE GENE AUTRY SHOW Gene Autry, Pat Buttram. Flying "A" Pictures.-Armand Schaefer, prod. CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. GENERAL ELECTRIC THEATRE Ronald Reagan. Stanley Rubin, exec. prod. General Electric Co.- Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. GEORGE BURNS & GRACIE ALLEN SHOW, THE George Burns, Gracie Allen. McCadden Productions, prod. Screen Gems, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. GEORGE GOBEL SHOW, THE George Gobel, Fred De Cordova, prod. Lever Brothers. CBS Network. Half-hour. Live. GEORGE JESSEL'S SHOW BUSINESS George Jessel. Desilu Productions. Inc., prod. National Telefilm Associates, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. GETTING ALONG SOCIALLY Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. GHOST TOWNS OF THE WEST Paul Masterson. Edward Simmel, prod. Simmel-Meservey TV Pro- ductions, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. GLENCANNON Thomas Mitchell. Gross-Krasne-Sillerman, Inc., prod. NTA, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

GLOBEL ZOBEL Myron Zobel. Telecast Productions, prod. George Bagnall & Associates, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. GOING PLACES Fred Uttal. United World Films, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. GOING PLACES WITH GADABOUT GADDIS Vernon Gaddis. Beacon Television Features, Inc., prod. Sterling Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. GRANTLAND RICE Various. Grantland Rice, prod. Atlas Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter- hour. Film.

GRAY GHOST Tod Andrews. Lindsley Parsons Productions, prod. CBS Television Film & Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE GREAT GILDERSLEEVE Willard Waterman. Matthew Rapf, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. GREATEST SPORT THRILLS Marty Glickman, Stan Lomax. Winik Films Corp., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour, Half-hour. Film. GRIDIRON CAVALCADE Don Klein. Sports TV, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. THE GROUCHO SHOW Grouch() Marx, quizmaster. P. Lorillard Co. and The Toni Co. NBC Network. Half-hour.

GUESTWARD HO! Sponsors: Ralston Purina, 7 -UP. ABC Network. Half-hour. GUIDED TOUR Lula Ellen McNew, Beverly Lannon. Guided Tour Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film.

THE GUIDING LIGHT James Lipton, Lynne Rogers. Lucy Ferri, prod. Procter & Gamble Co. (Ivory Soap, Duz)-Compton Advertising, Inc. CBS Network. Quarter-hour (5 days a week). Live. GUNSMOKE James Arness. Norman MacDonnell, prod. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. (Chesterfield Cigarettes, L & M Cigarettes)-Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample; Remington-Rand, Inc.-Young & Rubicam. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. 588 GUY LOMBARDO Guy Lombardo. Guy Lombardo Films, Inc., prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

HALLMARK HALL OF FAME Various stars and prod. Hallmark Cards, Inc.-Foote, Cone & Belding. NBC Network. 6 shows. Live. THE HALLS OF IVY Ronald Colman, Benita Hume. ITC, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HARBOR COMMAND Wendell Corey. Ziv, prod. Economee TV, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HARRIGAN & SONS. Sponsor: Reynolds Metals. ABC Network. Half-hour. HARRY REASONER WITH THE NEWS CBS News program. Five Minutes. HAVE GUN, WILL TRAVEL Richard Boone. Frank Pierson, prod. Lever Bros. Co.-J. Walter Thompson Co.; American Home Products. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. HAWAIIAN EYE Anthony Eisley, Fobert Conrad. Warner Bros., prod. Carter; Whitehall; American Chicle; H. F. Ritchie. Carter, Oldsmobile. ABC Network. Hour. Film. HAWKEYE AND THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS John Hart, Lon Chaney. Normandie Productions Ltd. of Canada, prod. ITC, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HEADLINE Mark Stevens. Gross -Krame, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HEADLINES ON PARADE Fred Uttal. United World Films, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. HEART OF THE CITY Pat McVey, Jane Nigh. Gross-Krasne, prod. MCA- TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HENNESEY Jackie Cooper, Audrey Dalton. Don McGuire, Jackie Cooper, prods. P. Lorillard; General Foods. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. HERALD PLAYHOUSE (SCHLITZ PLAYHOUSE OF STARS) Various. Meridian Pictures, Inc., prod. ABC Film Syndication, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HERE'S HOLLYWOOD. Whitehall, Beechnut, General Mills, Proctor -Silex. NBC Network. Half-hour. HERE'S HOW Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans-Lux Television Corp., diet. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. HERE'S TO HEALTH Various. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. HIGHROAD TO DANGER Steve Brodie. Jet TV and Film Prod., prod. Medallion TV Enterprises, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HIGHWAY PATROL Broderick Crawford. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Ziv International-Spanish, Japanese.) HIS HONOR HOMER BELL Gene Lockhart. Galahad Productions, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HOBBIES IN ACTION Steve Booth. Paragon Productions, prod. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HOBBY LOBBY Cliff Arquette. Don Fedderson Prods., prod. Mogen David. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film.

HOLIDAY U.S.A. Austin & Blessing Green. Jim Loomis Productions, prod. Tom J. Corradine & Assocs., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HOLIDAY Joan Fontaine, Edmond O'Brien, Ida Lupino. Filmakers, prod. National Telefilm Associates, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HOLLYWOOD TO BROADWAY (WHAT'S PLAYING?) John Conte. Emanuel Demby, prod. Atlas Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. HOME IS HAPPINESS Various. Packaged Programs, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. HOME MANAGEMENT Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. 10 min., Quarter-hour. Film. HONEYMOONERS, THE Jackie Gleason, Audrey Meadows. Jackie Gleason, prod. CBS Television Films Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Filin. HONG KONG Sponsors: Kaiser, Armour, Derby Foods, H. F. Ritchie. ABC Network. Hour. HOPALONG CASSIDY William Boyd. William Boyd Productions, Inc., prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour, Hour. Film. (Overseas diet.-Fremantle Overseas Radio & TV., Inc.- Spanish, French, German.) THE HORMEL GIRLS Hormel Girls Orchestra. Kling Film Productions. Syndicated. Quarter-hour and half-hour. Film. HOTEL DE PARIS Earl Holliman. William Self, prod. for CBS TV Network. Kellogg Co.; Liggett & Myers. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. 589 HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN GROW? John Nash Ott, Jr. John Ott Pictures, Inc., prod. International Film Bureau, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. HOW OTHERS LIVE Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. HUNTER, THE Barry Nelson, Keith Larsen. Edward J. Montagne, prod. Official Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. I AM THE LAW George Raft. Cosman Productions, prod. Sterling Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated.. Half-hour. Film.

I LED THREE LIVES Richard Carlson. Ziv Television Film Programs, Inc., prod. Economee Television, Programs, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Ziv International-Spanish.) I LOVE LUCY Lucille Ball, Dcsi Arnaz. Various sponsors. Half-hour. Filmed re -runs. CBS. I MARRIED JOAN Joan Davis, Jim Backus. Interstate Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.. I SEARCH FOR ADVENTURE Jack Douglas. Julian Lesser -Sol Lesser Productions, prod. Banner Films dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

I SPY Raymond Massey. Guild Films Co., Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. IF YOU HAD A MILLION (THE MILLIONAIRE) Marvin Miller. Don Fedderson Productions, prod.. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. IMPACT Various. Herbert Bregstein, prod. National Telefilm Associates, dist. Syndicated. Hour. Film. INDOOR POLO HIGHLIGHTS Vince Lloyd. Bruce -Hall Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter- hour. Film. INNER SANCTUM Various. Galahad Productions, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. INSPECTOR MARK SABER Tom Conway, James Burke. Roland Reed Productions, prod. Thompson - Koch Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE Various. Eddie Sutherland, prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. INTERNATIONAL PLAYHOUSE Various. Mutual TV Productions, prod. National Telefilm Associates, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. INVITATION PLAYHOUSE Various. R. Williams, prod. Sterling Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. THE ISLANDERS Warner-Lambert, Liggett & Myers, United Motor Service, Du Pont, Brillo, J. B. Williams. ABC Network. Hour. IT COULD BE YOU Bill Leyden. Ralph Edwards Enterprises, prod. Participating sponsors. NBC Net- work. Half-hour. Live. IT'S A GREAT LIFE James Dunn, Michael O'Shea, William Bishop. Dick Schevillat, prod. Victory Pro- gram Sales, dist. Open. Half-hour. Film. IT'S FUN TO REDUCE Margaret Firth. Guild Films Co., Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. IVANHOE Roger Moore. Screen Gems, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. I'VE GOT A SECRET Garry Moore. Goodson-Todman Productions-Gil Fates. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. (Winston Cigarettes)-Wm. Esty Co., Inc.; Bristol-Myers. CBS Network. Half-hour. Live. THE JACK BENNY PROGRAM Jack Benny, Frederick de Cordova, prod. Lever Bros. and State Farm Mutual Auto Insurance Co. CBS Network. Half-hour (alternate weeks). Live. JACK PAAR SHOW, THE Jack Parr, Bill Anderson, prod. Participating sponsors. NBC Network. One hour and 45 minutes (Monday through Friday). Tape. JACKPOT BOWLING Various. NBC, prod. Bayuk-Werman & Schorr and Brunswick-Balke-Collender Co. NBC Network. Half-hour. Live. JALOPY RACES FROM HOLLYWOOD Bill Welsh. Harriscope, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. JAN MURRAY SHOW Culver, Mogen David, Proctor -Silex, General Mills, Nabisco, Black Drug, White- hall. NBC Network. Half-hour. JANET DEAN, REGISTERED NURSE Ella Raines. Cornwall Productions, prod. Guild Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. JEFF'S COLLIE (LASSIE) Jan Clayton, George Cleveland, Tommy Rettig. Robert Maxwell Associates, prod. ITC, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. JET JACKSON, FLYING COMMANDO (CAPTAIN MIDNIGHT) Richard Webb. George Bilson, prod. Telescreen Advertising, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Screen Gems.-Italian.) JIG -SAW QUIZ Local Personalities. James Miller -Tele -Prod. Corp., prod. Cinema -Vue Corporation, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE JIMMY DEMARET SHOW Jimmy Demaret. Award Television Corp., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quar- ter-hour. Film. 590 JOE EMERSON SHOW, THE Joe Emerson. Morton productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. JOE PALOOKA Joe Kirkwood, Cathy Downs. Guild Films Co., Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. JOHN DALY & THE NEWS John Daly. Marshal Diskin. Participating sponsorship. ABC Network. Quar- ter-hour (5 days a week). Live. JOHN GUNTHER'S HIGH ROAD John Gunther. Jerry Stagg, prod. Ralston Purina. ABC Network. Ralf -hour. Film. Half-hour. Live. JOHN : HOPKINS FILE 7 Lynn Poole, star and prod. Sustaining. ABC Network. JOHN!KIERAN'S KALEIDOSCOPE John Kieran. International Telefilms Productions Paul Moss, prod. ABC Film Syndication, dist Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-ABC Film Syndica- tipn-French.) JOHNNY JUPITER Wright King. Kagran Corp., prod. United Artists Associated, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. JOHNNY MACK BROWN -WHIP WILSON WESTERN FEATURES Johnny Mack Brown, Whip Wilson. Vitrapix Corp., prod. Cinema -Vue Corp., dist. Syndicated. Hour. Film. JOHNNY RINGO Don Durant. Aaron Spelling, prod. for Four Star Films. S. C. Johnson & Son.; P. Loril- lard. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. JOHNNY STACCATO John Cassavetes. Revue, prod. Bristol-Myers-Young & Rubicam; R. J. Reynolds- Esty. NBC Network. Half-hour. Filin. JUBILEE U.S.A. Red Foley, Crossroads TV Productions, prod. Massey -Ferguson; National Carbon; Polk Miller; Williamson-Dickie Mfg. Co Evans & Associates. ABC Network. Hour. Live. JUDGE ROY BEAN Edgar Buchanan. Jack Buetel. Quintet Productions, prod. Banner Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. JUNGLE Santos Ortega. Radio and Television Packagers, Inc., prod. Banner Films, diet. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Fremantle Overseas Radio & TV, Inc.-Spanish.) JUNGLE JIM Johnny Weissmuller, Screen Gems, Inc., prod. Telescreen Adv., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Screen Gems, Inc.-Spanish, Italian, Japanese.) JUNIO}} SCIENCE Dr. Karl Wendt. Harvey Cort, prod. Guild Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter- hcr. Film. KEEPING TALKING Merv Griffin. Mutual of Omaha. ABC Network. Half-hour. Live. KID MAGIC Frank Scannel. Aladdin TV Productions, Inc., prod. Abe Saperstein TV Enterprises, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. KIDDY KITCHEN Various. Edwin James, prod. Dagger Productions, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. KLONDIKE Joi Lansing, Ralph Taeger, Mari Blanchard and James Coburn. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. NBC Network. Half-hour. LAMP üNTO MY FEET Don Kellerman, prod. Sustain. CBS Network. Half-hour. Live. Lilee. LARA IE John Smith, Robert Fuller. Revue, prod. Sponsors various. NBC Network. Hour. Film. LASHbF THE WEST Lash LaRue, Fuzzy St. John. Western Adventure Productions, prod. National Television Films, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. LASSIE John Provost. Robert Golden, prod. Campbell Soup Co.-Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Television Programs of America-Spanish.) LAST WORD, THE Dr. Bergen Evans. William Weston, prod. Sustaining. CBS Network. Half-hour. Tape. LAW AND MR. JONES, THE Sponsors: Procter & Gamble. ABC Network. Half-hour. LAW QF THE PLAINSMAN Michael Ansara. Four Star Films, prod. Ansco Camera-B&B; Sunshine Biscuits-Cunningham & Walsh; LAWLESS YEARS James Gregory. California National Productions, prod. Alberto -Culver -Wade Adv. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. LAWLESS YEARS, THE James Gregory. California National Productions, prod. NBC Television Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. LAWMAN John Russell, Peter Brown. Warner Brothers, prod. Whitehall; R. J. Reynolds. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. LAWRI NCE WELK'S DANCING PARTY Lawrence Welk. ABC -Edward Sobel. Dodge Division-Chrysler Co , Grant Advertising, Inc., J. B. Williams. ABC Network. Hour. Live. LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Jerry Mothers. Gomalco, prod. Ralston Purina Co.-Gardner Advertising Co.; General Electric. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. LEGION BOXING Various. Gunderson Productions, prod. Harriscope, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

591 LET'S DRAW WITH FRANK WEBB Frank Webb, Valerie Landon. James Howlett Productions, prod. Louis Weiss & Co., dist. Open. Quarter Hour. Film. LET'S GO GOLFING Byron Nelson. Photo Enterprises, Inc., prod. Byron Nelson Golf, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. LIBERACE Liberace. Guild Films Co., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. LIFE AND LEGEND OF WYATT EARP Hugh O'Brian. Louis F. Edelman, prod. General Mills, Inc.- Dancer-Sample-Fitzgerald, Inc.; Procter & Gamble Co.-Compton Advertising, Inc. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. LIFE AND SONGS OF STEPHEN FOSTER The King's Men. Admiral Pictures, prod. Aurora Film Distributors, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. LIFE IN THE U.S.A. Travelogue. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans-Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. LIFE OF RILEY, THE William Bendix. Thomas McKnight, prod. NBC Television Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. LIFE WITH ELIZABETH Betty White. Guild Films Co., Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. LIFE WITH FATHER Leon Ames, Lurene Tuttle. McCadden Corp.-Fletcher Markle, prod. CBS Tele- vision Film Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. LILLI PALMER SHOW Lilli Palmer. Charles Kebbe, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. LINEUP, THE Warner Anderson. Frank LaTourette, prod. Vick Chemical Co.;Hour.Peter Paul Candies; Glid- den Paint Co.; Corning Glass; Manhattan Shirts; others. CBS Network. Film. LITTLE RASCALS Various. Monogram Pictures -Hal Roach, prod. Interstate Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. 10 & 20 min. Film. THE LITTLE SHOW Various. Sterling Television Co., Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. LIVE PRO WRESTLING Two professional wrestling stars. WBZ-TV, Boston, Atlantic Athletic Corp., prods. Guild Films, dist. Syndicated. Tape. Hour. THE LIVING BOOK Various. Forest Lawn Memorial Park, prod. Economee TV Programs, dist. Syndi- cated. Half-hour. Film. LIVING SEA, THE Dr. Ian McTaggert Cowan. CBC, prod. Lakeside TV, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. LOCK UP Macdonald Carey. Ziv TV, prod. and dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE LONE RANGER Clayton Moore. Sherman Harris, prod. General Mills; Lionel Corp.; Sweets Co. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Television Programs of America-Spanish.) LONE WOLF Louis Hayward. Gross-Krasne Productions, Inc., prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Di- vision, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. LOOK UP AND LIVE Various. Richard F. Siemanowski, prod. Sustaining. GBS Network. Half-hour. Live. THE LORETTA YOUNG SHOW Loretta Young. John London, prod. Warner-Lambert, Pharmaceutical Co. & Gillette Co. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. LORETTA YOUNG THEATRE Loretta Young. Participating sponsors. NBC Network. Half-hour. LOVE AND MARRIAGE William Demarest. Louis F. Edelman, prod. Noxema-SSC&B. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. LOVE OF LIFE Audrey Peters. Participating sponsors. CBS Network. Half-hour (5 days a week). Live. LOVE THAT BOB Bob Cummings. Paul Henning, prod. Various sponsors. ABC Network. Half-hour (Monday through Friday). Film. LUNCH WITH SOUPY SALES Soupy Sales, star and prod. General Mills. ABC Network. Half-hour. Live. M SQUAD Lee Marvin. John Larkin-Revue Productions, prod. American Tobacco Co.-Sullivan, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles, Inc.; Sterling Drug-DFS. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. MACKENZIE'S RAIDERS Richard Carlson. Ziv TV, prod. and dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN Marty Glickman, Stan Lomax. Winik Films Corp., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. MAGIC LAMP Michael Bennett. Guided Tour Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MAGIC OF THE ATOM Marvin Miller. Leo A. Handel, prod. Handel Film Corp., dint. Syndicated. Quarter-hour Film. MAGIC VAULT Various. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MAKE ROOM FOR DADDY Participating sponsors. NBC Network. Half-hour. MAKE THAT SPARE. Sponsor: Brown & Williamson. ABC Network. Half-hour. MAMA Peggy Wood. Carol Irwin, prod. CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. 592 MAN AND THE CHALLENGE George Nader. Ziv, prod. R. J. Reynolds-Esty; Chemstrand-DD&B. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. MAN BEHIND THE BADGE Charles Bickford. Bernard Prockter, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MAN CALLED X Barry Sullivan. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod. Economee TV, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MAN FROM BLACK HAWK Robert Rockwell. Screen Gems, prod. Miles; R. J. Reynolds. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. MAN WITH A CAMERA Charles Bronson. Don Sharpe -Warren Lewis, prod. ABC Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MAN WITH A CAMERA Charles Bronson. Warren Lewis, prod. General Electric Co.-Grey Advertising Agency. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. MANY LOVES OF DOBIE GILLIS, THE Dwayne Hickman. Rod Amateau, prod. for 20th -Fox TV. Philip Morris; Pillsbury Mills. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. MARCH OF SCIENCE Encyclopaedia Britannica Filins, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndi- cated. Quarter-hour. Film. MARKHAM Ray Milland. Joseph Sistrom and Warren Duff, prods. for Markham Prods. Schlitz Brewing Co. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. MATTY'S SUNDAY FUNNIES. Sponsor: Mattel. ABC Network. Half-hour. MAVERICK James Garner. Warner Bros. Pictures, prod. Kaiser Industries, Noxzema, R. J. Reynolds, Armour, Elgin, Brillo, Union Carbide, Derby Foods. ABC Network. Hour. Film. MAYOR OF THE TOWN Thomas Mitchell. Gross-Krasne, Rawlins -Grant, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndi- cation Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MEDIC Richard Boone. Medic Television Productions, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MEDICINE MARCHES ON Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Quarter-hour. Syndicated. Film. MEET CORLISS ARCHER Ann Baker, Bobby Ellis. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod. Economee Television Programs, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MEET MCGRAW Frank Lovejoy. MM Productions, prod. ABC Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MEET THE O'BRIENS David O'Brien. Roland Reed, prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. MEET THE PRESS Lawrence Spivak, Ned Brooks. Lawrence Spivak, prod. Pan-American World Air- ways-J. Walter Thompson Co. NBC Network. Half -Hour. Live. MEET THE STANFORDS Bob & Agnes Stanford. Coffman Films, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter- hour. Film. MEN INTO SPACE William Lundigan. Lewis Rachmil, prod. for Ziv. American Tobacco; National Carbon; Longines-Wittnauer. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. MEN OF ANNAPOLIS Various. Ziv Television, prod. Economee TV, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MICHAEL SHAYNE Richard Denning. Oldsmobile Div. of General Motors Corp., Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., and E. I. du Pont de Nemours. NBC Network. Hour. MICHAELS IN AFRICA, THE George Michaels and family. George Michaels-Guild Films, prod. Guild Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE MICKEY ROONEY SHOW Mickey Rooney, Regis Toomey, Claire Carleton. Mickey Rooney Enter- prises, prod. Cinema -Vue Corp., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MICKEY SPILLANE'S MIKE HAMMER Darren McGavin. Revue Productions, prod. MCA -TV Ltd., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE MILLIONAIRE Marvin Miller. Don Fedderson, prod. Sponsors various. CBS Network. Half-hour. Filmed re -runs. MR ADAMS & EVE Howard Duff, Ida Lupino. Frederick De Cordova, prod. CBS Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MR. DISTRICT ATTORNEY David Brian, Ziv Television Film Programs, Inc., prod. Economee Televi- sion Programs, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas disc. Ziv International-French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese.)

MR. GARLUND Charles Quinlivan. Barney Girard, prod. Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. & Plymouth Div. of Chrysler Corp. Half-hour. CBS. MR. AND MRS. NORTH Barbara Britton, Richard Denning, John W. Loveton Productions, prod. Bernard H. Schubert, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MR. LUCKY John Vivyan. Don Sharpe, Blake Edwards, prods. for Spartan Prods. Lever Brothers. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. 593 MOLLY (THE GOLDBERGS) Gertrude Berg. Guild Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MORGANTONE COMEDY NEWSREEL Henry Morgan. Henry Morgan, prod. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. MOVIE MUSEUM Paul Killiam. Sterling Television Co., Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Fremantle Overseas Radio & TV, Inc.-French, German, Spanish.) MOVIE QUICK QUIZ Various. Walter Schwimmer, prod. Bernard H. Schubert, dist. Syndicated. Quarter- hour, Half-hour. Film. MUSIC BINGO Johnny Gilbert. John Sterns, prod. Various sponsors. ABC Network. Half-hour (Monday through Friday). Live. MUSIC FOR EVERYBODY Dr. Sigmund Spaeth. Music for Everybody, prod. Sterling Television Co., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MUSIC FOR MILLIONS Miklos Schwalb. George Richfield, prod. Major TV Productions, diet. Syn- dicated. Quarter-hour. Film. MUSIC OF THE MASTERS Milton Cross. Eternal Films, prod. National Telefilm Associates, dist. Syn- dicated. Quarter-hour. Film. MY FAVORITE HUSBAND Barry Nelson, Vanessa Brown. CBS TV, prod. and dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. MY FRIEND FLICKA Anita Louise, Gene Evans, Johnny Washbrook. TCF-TV, prod. General Mills; Cracker Jack. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. MY HERO Robert Cummings, Julie Bishop. McCadden Productions-Don Sharpe, prod. Official Films, Inc.. dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. MY LITTLE MARGIE Gale Storm, Charles Farrell. Roland Reed Productions, Hal Roach, jr., prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

MY SISTER EILEEN Elaine Stritch & Shirley Bonne. Dick Wesson, prod. for Screen Gems. Colgate- Palmolive Co. Half-hour. CBS. MY THREE SONS Fred MacMurray, Don Fedderson. Chevrolet. ABC Network. Half-hour. MYSTERY IS MY BUSINESS Hugh Marlow, Florenz Ames. Norvin Productions, Inc., prod. ITC, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. NAKED CITY Sponsors: Dow Chemical, Shwayder Bros. Du Pont, A. C. Spark Plug, Derby Foods, Brown & Williamson, Bristol-Myers, Sunbeam. ABC Network. Hour. NAME BAND MUSICALS Various. United Artists Associated, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. NAME THAT TUNE George DeWitt. Teletunes, prod. Whitehall Pharmacal. CBS Network, Half-hour. Live. NATIONAL PRO HIGHLIGHTS Jim Learning. Tel Ra Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. I tlm. NATIONAL VELVET Lori Martin. General Mills, Inc. and Rexall Drug Co. NBC Network. Half-hour. THE NATION'S FUTURE FORUMS. Irving Gitlin, exec. prod. and created and developed series. NBC Network. Hour. NATURE IN ACTION Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. NAVY LOG Various. Sam Gallu, prod. CBS Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. NEW ADVENTURES OF CHARLIE CHAN J. Carrol Naish. ITC, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. NEW ADVENTURES OF CHINA SMITH Dan Duryea. Tableau Productions-Bernard Tabakin, prod. National Telefilm Associates, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. NEW ADVENTURES OF MARTIN KANE, THE William Gragan. Ziv Television, prod.-dist. Syndi- cated. Half-hour. Film. NEW ORLEANS POLICE DEPARTMENT Stacey Harris. Motion Picture Advertising Service Co., prod. MPA-TV, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. NEWSFILM-Newsreel. CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. NIGHT EDITOR Hal Burdock. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., prod. -diet. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. NIGHTCOURT, U.S.A. Jay Jostyn. Banner Films, prod. & dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. NOT FOR HIRE Ralph Meeker. California National Productions, prod. NBC Television Films, dist. Syn- dicated. Half-hour. Film. O.S.S. Ron Randall. L.S.Q. Productions, prod. Flamingo Telefilm Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. OHI THOSE BELLS Wiere Brothers. Half-hour. CBS. 594 ON STAGI: WITH MON'1Y WOOLLEY. Monty Woolley. Nathan Zucker, prod. Dynamic Mlins, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. ON THE SPOT Various. Film Board of Canada, prod. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. OPEN FOR BUSINESS Various. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter hour and half-hour. Film. OPEN HEARING John Secondari, m. c. and prod. Sustaining. ABC Network. Half-hour. Live. OPERA AND BALLET Various. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. OPERATION TOMORROW Martin L. Klein. Bradley Kemp, prod. Tom Corradine Associates, inc., di st. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. OPERETTAS AND BALLETS Merril Joel. Hoffberg Productions, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter- hour. Film. ORIENT EXPRESS Various. John Nasht, prod. National Telefilm Associates, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. OUR AMERICA Various. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. OUR MISS BROOKS Eve Arden. Desilu Productions, prod. CBS Television Film Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. OUT OF THE PAST Various. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. OUTDOORS WITH HARRIS BRETH Harris Breth. Byron, Inc., prod. Syndicated Films, dist. Syndi- cated. Quarter-hour. Film. OUTLAWS Barton MacLane. E. I. du Pont de Nemours Co., Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co., Stude- baker -Packard Corp., Pan-American Coffee Bureau, Gold Seal Co., Colgate-Palmolive Co., Ford Motor Co., Beechnut Life Savers, Mogen David Wine, Simonize. NBC Network. Hour. OVERSEAS ADVENTURE (FOREIGN INTRIGUE) James Daly. Sheldon Reynolds, prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film, PANIC Various. Al Simon, McCadden Productions, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. PANTOMIME QUIZ Mike Stokey. William F. Broidy, prod. National Telefilm Associates, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. PARAGON PLAYHOUSE (DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS PRESENTS) Various. Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.. prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. PARIS PRECINCT Louis Jourdan, Claude Dauphin, Andre Hakim, prod. Guild Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. PAROLE Various. Fred Becker, prod. Bernard L. Schubert, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE PASSERBY Various. Ely Landau, Inc., prod. National Telefilms Associates, dist. Syndicated. Quarter- hour. Film. PAT BOONE CHEVY SHOWROOM Pat Boone. Bill Hobin, prod. Chevrolet Motor Div., General Motors Corp.-Campbell-Ewald Co. ABC Network. Half-hour. Live. PATTI PAGE SHOW Patti Page. Argap Film Production, GAC-TV, prod. Telescreen Adv., dist. Syndi- cated. Quarter-hour and half-hour. Film. PAUL KILLIAM SHOW Paul Killiam. Museum of Modern Art, prod. Sterling Television Co., Inc., diet. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. PAUL WINCHELL SHOW Paul Winchell. Don Appel, prod. Hartz Mountain Products-George H. Hartman Co. General Mills-Dancer, Fitzgerald & Sample. ABC Network. Half-hour. Live. THE PENDULUM Various. The Danzigers, prod. Thompson -Koch Company, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. PEOPLE ARE FUNNY Art Linkletter. John Guedel. prod. E. R. Squibb & Sons. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. PEOPLE'S CHOICE, THE Jackie Cooper, Pat Breslin. Irving Brecher, prod. ABC Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. PEOPLE'S COURT Various. Station KCOP-TV, Los Angeles, prod. Guild Films Company, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. PERRY COMO'S KRAFT MUSIC HALL Perry Como. Kraft Foods. NBC Network. Hour. PERRY MASON Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale, Gail Patrick Jackson, prod. Participating sponsors. CBS Network. Hour. Film. PERSON TO PERSON Charles Collingwood. Perry Lafferty, prod. CBS Network. Half-hour. Live, tape and film. PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. PERSONOVELTIES Various. Nationwide Pictures, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. 595 PERSPECTIVE Documentary. National Film Board of Canada, prod. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. PETE AND GLADYS Harry Morgan, Cara Williams. Parke Levy, prod. Carnation Co. and Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. Half-hour. CBS.

PETER GUNN Craig Stevens. Spartan, prod. Bristol-Myers Co.-Doherty, Clifford, Steers & Shenfield, Inc.; R. J. Reynolds-Esty. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. PETER LOVES MARY Peter Lind Hayes and Mary Healy. Procter and Gamble Co. NBC Network. Half hour. PHILIP MARLOWE Phil Carey, Bilmar Productions, prod. NBC Television Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. PHILIP MARLOWE Phillip Carey. Goodson-Todman Prods. in association with California National Prods., prod. Brown & Williamson; Whitehall. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. PLAY OF THE WEEK Various. Edward Lewis, Productions, prod. National Telefilm Associates, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. PLAY YOUR HUNCH Sponsors: Whitehall, Colgate, Hartz, Sterling, Simonize, Heinz, General Mills, Mentholatum. NBC Network. Half-hour. THE PLAYHOUSE (SCHLITZ PLAYHOUSE OF STARS) Various. Meridian Pictures, Inc.-William Self, prod. ABC Film Syndication, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. PLAYHOUSE 15 Various. Bernard Prechter, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. PLAYHOUSE 90 Various. Various producers. Participating sponsors. CBS Network. Hour and half (alternate weeks). Live. POLICE CALL Various. ,PTE, Inc., prod. National Telefilm Associates, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. POLICE STATION Various. Sandy Howard, prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. POST TIME-U. S. A. Chris Schenkel. Tel Ra Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. PRICE IS RIGHT, THE Bill Cullen, Bob Stewart-Goodson-Todman Productions, prod. Participating sponsors. NBC Network. Half-hour (5 days a week). THE PRICE IS RIGHT Bill Cullen. Goodson-Todman Productions-Bob Stewart, prod. Speidel Corp.- Norman Craig & Kummel, Inc.; Lever Bros. OBM. NBC Network. Half-hour. Live. PRIDE OF THE FAMILY Paul Hartman, Fay Wray. Revue Productions, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndica- tion Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. PROFILE Various. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. PUBLIC DEFENDER Reed Hadley. Hal Roach, Jr., prod. Interstate Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. PULSE OF THE CITY Various. Robert D. Tobias, prod. Telescene Film Productions Co., dint. Syn- dicated. Quarter-hour. Film. QUEEN FOR A DAY Jack Bailey. Harry Mynatt, prod. Various sponsors. ABC Network. Half-hour. (5 days a week). Live. RAMAR OF THE JUNGLE Jon Hall. ITC, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. RANCH PARTY Tex Ritter. William Wagnon, Jr.-Ranch Party-Briskin Prod., prods., Telescreen Adv., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. RAWHIDE Eric Fleming. Charles Marquis Warren, prod. for Four Star Films. Bristol-Myers, Drackett Co., National Biscuit Co., Philip Morris, General Foods Corp. CBS Network. Hour. Film. THE RAY MILLAND SHOW Ray Milland. Revue Productions, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Divi- sion, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. READING THE BIBLE Henry Wilcoxon. O. J. Reiper, prod. Foundation Films for Television. dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film.

REAL MC COYS, THE Walter Brennan. Irving Pincus, prod. Procter & Gamble Co.-Compton Adv. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film.

REBEL, THE Nick Adams. Goodson & Todman. Procter & Gamble; Liggett & Myers, Union Carbide. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film.

THE RED SKELTON SHOW Red Skelton. Cecil Barker, prod. S. C. Johnson & Son, Ina-Foote, Cone & Belding, Inc.; Pet Milk Co.-Gardner Advertising Agency. CBS Network. Half-hour. Live. RENDEZVOUS WITH ADVENTURE Lee Green, Robert Raisbeck, prod. Tom Corradine & Assoc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. RENFREW OF THE ROYAL MOUNTED James Newill. M. & A. Alexander Productions, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. RESCUE 8 Jim Davis, Lang Jeffries. Herbert B. Leonard, prod. Screen Gems, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. 596 STRANGER THAN FICTION Various. United World Films, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film.

STREAMLINED FAIRY TALES Various. Harry S. Goodman Productions, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. STREETS OF DANGER Louis Hayward. Gross-Krasne-Sillerman, Inc., prod. Famous Films (NTA), dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Films. STRYKER OF SCOTLAND YARD Clifford Evans. Republic Pictures Corporation, prod. Hollywood Tele- vision Service, Inc., diet. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. STUDIO 57 Various. Revue Productions, Lewman Productions, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Divi- sion, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. STUDS' PLACE Studs Terkel. Anderson & Anderson, prod. Harry S. Goodman Productions, dist. Syn- dicated. Half-hour. Film. SUGARFOOT Will Hutchins. Warner Bros. Pictures, prod. American Chicle Co.-Ted Bates & Co. Luden's Inc.-J. M. Mathes, Inc. ABC Network. Hour (alternate weeks). Film. SUNDAY NEWS SPECIAL Walter Cronkite and other CBS newsmen. Ted Marvel, dir. Whitehall Laboratories Div., American Home Products Corp. and Carter Products, Inc. Quarter-hour. CBS. SUNDAY SHOWCASE, THE Various, NBC, prod. Various sponsors. NBC Network. Hour. Live. SUNRISE SEMESTER Prof. Lloyd Zulli, Jr., Warren A. Kraetzer, New York Univ., prod. CBS Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. SUPERMAN George Reeves. Superman Productions, prod. Flamingo Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film.

SURFSIDE 6 Sponsors: Brown & Williamson, Whitehall, Johnson & Johnson, Pontiac, Cluett Peabody. ABC Network. Hour. SUSIE (PRIVATE SECRETARY) Ann Southern. Jack Chertok Productions, prod. ITC, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Television Programs of America-Spanish.) SWORD OF FREEDOM Edmund Purdom. Hannah Weinstein-Sapphire Films, Ltd., prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TV'S BASEBALL HALL OF FAME Various. James B. Harris, prod. Flamingo Films, Inc., dist. Syn- dicated. Quarter-hour. Film. TV'S FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME Various. Ray Gordon, prod. Flamingo Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. TV READER'S DIGEST Various. Chester Erskine-Alpha TV Productions, Inc., prod. Bernard L. Schubert, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TAB HUNTER SHOW Tab Hunter. P. Lorillard Co. and Westclox Div. of General Time Corp. NBC Network. Half-hour. TAKE A GOOD LUCK Ernie Kovacs. Irving Mansfield, Peter Arnell, prods. Consolidated Cigar. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. TALES OF THE TEXAS RANGERS Willard Parker. Harry Lauter. Screen Gems, Inc., prod.-dist. Syn- dicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Screen Gems, Inc.-Spanish.) TALES OF WELLS FARGO Dale Robertson. American Tobacco Co. NBC Network. Half-hour. THE TALKING PICTURES LETTER Bruce Bennett. Guided Tour Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TALL MAN Barry Sullivan, Clu Gulager. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. NBC Network. Half-hour. TARGET Adolph Menjou. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TED MACK AND THE ORIGINAL AMATEUR HOUR Ted Mack. Lewis Graham, prod. Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Half-hour. CBS. TELENEWS-THIS WEEK IN SPORTS Marty Glickman. Hearst Metrotone, prod. Telenews, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. TELENEWS WEEKLY NEWS REVIEW Peter Roberts. Hearst Metrotone News, Inc., prod. Telenews, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. TELESPORTS DIGEST Jim Learning, Chris Schenkel. Tel Ra Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film.

TEXAN, THE Rory Calhoun. Rory Calhoun, Vic Orsatti, prods. Lever Brothers; Brown & Williamson Tobacco Co. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. TEXAS RASSLIN' Various. Ed McLemore, prod. Texas Rasslin' Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour & hour. Film. THEATRE WITH LILLI PALMER Various. Harry Alan Towers, prod. National Telefilm Associates, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. 599 THIS IS HAWAII Alfred Apaka. John J. Franklin, prod. Stanley -Marshall, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THIS IS THE STORY Ed Prentiss. Morton Jacobson, prod. Morton Television Productions, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. THIS IS YOUR LIFE Ralph Edwards. Alex Grunenbcrg, prod. Block Drug Co. N BC Network. half-hour. Live. THIS MAN DAWSON Keith Andes. Ziv Television Programs, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THIS WORLD OF OURS Art Gilmore. Dudley TV, prod. Sterling Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. THE 3 MUSKETEERS Jeffrey Stone. Thetis Films, prod. ABC Film Syndication, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-ABC Film Syndication, Inc.-Spanish.) THRILL OF YOUR LIFE Various. Thrills Unlimited, prod. Louis Weiss & Co., dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film.

THRILLER. Boris Karloff, host. Allstate Insurance Co., American Tobacco Co., E. I. du Pont do Nemours Co., and Glenbrook Laboratories Div. of Sterling Drug Co.

TIC TAC DOUGH Bill McCord. Howard Felsher, prod. Procter & Gamble-Grey Adv. NBC Network. Half-hour (Monday -Friday). Live. TIGHTROPE! Mike Connors. Clarence Greene, Russell Rouse, prods. for Screen Gems. Pharmaceuticals, Inc. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film.

TIM MC COY Tim McCoy, prod. & star. Guild Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. TIME OUT FOR SPORTS Marty Glickman. Sterling Television Co. and Hearst Metrotone, prods. Sterling Television Co., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. TIMES SQUARE PLAYHOUSE Herbert Marshall. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod. Economee TV Programs, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TODAY Dave Garroway. Robert Bendick, prod. Participating sponsorship. NBC Network. 2 hours (five days a week). Live.

THE TOM EWELL SHOW Tom Ewell. IIy Averback, prod. Quaker Oats & Procter & Gamble. Half-hour. CBS. TOMAHAWK Jacques Godin. CBC, prod. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TOP PLAYS OF 1957 (FIRESIDE THEATRE) Various. Frank Wisbar, prod. Screen Gems, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TOP PRO GOLF (ALL-STAR RERUNS) Various. Peter DeMet Productions, prod. Walter Schwimmer, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Hour. Film. TOP SECRET Paul Stewart. Marion Parsonnet, prod. Flamingo Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. TO TELL THE TRUTH Bud Collyer. Gil Fates, exec. prod. Helene Curtis Industries, Inc. and Whitehall Laboratories Div., American Home Products. CBS Network. Half-hour. Live. TOPPER Anne Jeffreys, Robert Sterling, John W. Loveton-Bernard L. Schubert, prods. Bernard L. Schubert, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TOUCHDOWN Chris Schenkel. Tel -Ra Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TOWN AND COUNTRY TIME Jimmy Dean. Radio Corp. of America, prod. RCA Recorded Program Services, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour & half-hour. Film. TRACER, THE James Chandler. Parker -Rogers, prod. MPA-TV, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TRAINING FOR SPORTS Various. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. TRAVEL BUG Dick Lingle. American Film Review, Inc., prod. Sportlite, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter- hour. Film. THE TROUBLE WITH FATHER (STU ERWIN SHOW) Stu Erwin. June Erwin. Roland Reed Produc- tions-Hal Roach, Jr., prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TROUBLE SHOOTERS, THE Keenan Wynn. Meridian Prod. (U.A.), prod. Philip Morris -Leon Burnett; H -A Co.-R. J. Scott. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. TREASURE Bill Burrud. Bill Burrud Productions, Inc., prod. Major Television Productions, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TREASURE HUNT Jan Murray. Bud Granoff, prod. Sterling Drug, Inc.-Dancer-Fitzgerald-Sample, Inc. NBC Network. Half-hour (5 days a week). Live. TRUE STORY Kathi Norris. Wilbur Stark -Jerry Layton, Inc., prod. Sterling Drug, Inc.-Dancer-Fitz- gerald-Sample, Inc. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. TRUTH OR CONSEQUENCES Participating sponsors. NBC Network. Half-hour. 600 RESORTS Travelogue. Guided Tour Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. RESTLESS GUN, THE John Payne. David Dortort. prod. Various sponsors. ABC Network. Half-hour (Monday through Friday). Film. RICHARD DIAMOND David Janssen. Four Star Films, Inc., prod. Pharma-Craft-J. Walter Thompson; Block Drug-SSC&B. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. RICHARD C. HOTTELET WITH THE NEWS CBS News program. Quarter-hour. CBS. RIFLEMAN, THE Chuck Connors. Jules Levy, Arthur Gardner, prods. Procter and Gamble-Benton & Bowles. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. RIVERBOAT Darren McGavin, Burt Reynolds. Revue, prod. Sponsors various. NBC Network. Hour. Film. THE ROARING 20's Sponsors: Derby Foods, DuPont, Warner-Lambert, H. F. Ritchie, Brillo. ABC Network. Hour. ROBERT TAYLOR IN THE DETECTIVES Robert Taylor. Procter & Gamble. ABC Network. Half-hour. ROCKY AND FRIENDS Cartoon characters. Producers Associates of Television, prod. General Mills; Sweets Co. ABC Network. Half-hour. Film. ROCKY JONES, SPACE RANGER Richard Crane, Roland Reed Jr. Productions, Inc. prod. Official Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. RON COCHRAN WITH THE NEWS Ron Cochran. CBS News Program. 5 min. ROSEMARY CLOONEY SHOW, THE Rosemary Clooney. Joseph S. Sbribman, prod. MCA-TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syn Ycated. Half-hour. Film. ROUTE 66 Marty Milner and George Maharis. Bob Bassler, prod. Chevrolet, Sterling Drug Co. and Marlboro Cigarettes. Hour. CBS. ROYAL PLAYHOUSE Various. Bing Crosby Enterprises, Inc., prod. Imperial World Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. ROY ROGERS WESTERN FEATURES Roy Rogers. Republic Pictures Corp., prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Hour. Film. THE RUGGLES Charlie Ruggles. Robert Raisbeck, prod. Tom Corradine Associates, Inc.. dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. SA 7 Lloyd Nolan. Revue Productions, prod. MCA TV Film. Syndication Div., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. SAILOR OF FORTUNE Lorne Greene. Mid -Ocean Productions, prod. Flamingo Telefilm Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. SAN FRANCISCO BEAT (THE LINEUP) Warner Anderson, Tom Tully. Desilu Productions-Jaime del Valle, prod. CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. SCENE WITH A STAR Various. Karl Herzog, prod. George Bagnall & Associates, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. SCIENCE-FICTION THEATRE Truman Bradley. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod. Economee TV Programs, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-Ziv International-French, Spanish, Japanese). SCIENCE IN ACTION Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. SCREEN DIRECTOR'S PLAYHOUSE Various. Hal Roach Studios, prod. Flamingo Telefilm Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. SEA HUNT Lloyd Bridges. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. SEARCH FOR TOMORROW Mary Stuart. Frank Dodge, prod. Procter & Gamble Co. (Joy, Spie & Span, Gleem)-Leo Burnett Co. CBS Network. Quarter-hour (5 days a week). Live. SECRET CHAPTER Various. Howco Productions, Inc., prod. National Television Films, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. SECRET FILE, U. S. A. Robert Alda. Cinema -Vue, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. SECRET STORM Peter Hobbs, Roy Winsor, prod. Sponsors various. CBS Network. Quarter-hour (5 days a week). Live. SERGEANT PRESTON OF THE YUKON Dick Simmons. Charles E. Konig, prod. ITC, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. 77 SUNSET STRIP Efrem Zimbalist, Jr. Warner Bros., prod. American Chicle, Carter Products. White- hall Laboratories Div., American Home Products Co.-Ted Bates & Co.; Harold H. Ritchie, Inc.- Kenyon & Eckhardt; R. J. Reynolds. ABC Network. Hour. Film. THE 77TH BENGAL LANCERS Phil Carey, Warren Stevens. Screen Gems, Inc.-Herbert B. Leonard, prod. Telescreen Adv., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. 597 SEW EASY Lucille Rea. Iowa State College-Home Craft Films, prod. Medallion Productions, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. SHAPING OF AMERICA Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. SHEENA, QUEEN OF THE JUNGLE Irish McCalla. Nassour TV Productions, prod. ABC Film Syn- dication, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.-ABC Film Syndication, Inc.-Spanish.) SHERLOCK HOLMES Ronald Howard. Sheldon Reynolds, prod. Guild Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. SHIRLEY TEMPLE STORY BOOK Shirley Temple. William Phillipson-Henry Jaffe Enterprises, prod. RCA & NBC Network. Hour (16 shows). Live and film. SHOWCASE 39 (FORD THEATRE) Various. Screen Gems, Inc., prod. Telescreen Adv., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE SHUTTERBUG Kevin Patrick. Guided Tour Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. SIDE ROAD Various. Thomas J. Barbre Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. SIGHTSEEING WITH THE SWAYZES John Cameron Swayze. Robert Lawrence Productions, Inc., prod.- dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. SILENT SERVICE, THE Rear Admiral Thomas Michael Dykers. Twin Dclphin Productions, prod. NBC Television Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. 67 MELODY LANE Ken Griffin. Mode -Art Pictures, prod. Syndicated Films, dist. Syndicated. Quarter hour. Film. SLEEPY JOE Jimmy Scribner. Sleepy Joe Productions, prod. Aurora Film Distributors, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. SMALL WORLD Edward R. Morrow. Edward R. Morrow, prod. Olin Mathieson. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. SOLDIERS OF FORTUNE John Russell, Chick Chandler. Revue Productions, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. SONG IS BORN, A Conrad Nagel, Gene Hollinan, Louis Roney. Walter Resce, prod. Rainbow Picture,. Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. SO THIS IS HOLLYWOOD Mitzi Green, Virginia Gibson, Gordon Jones, Jimmy Lydon. Arrowhead Productions, prod. Harriscope, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. SPEEDWAY INTERNATIONAL Dynamic Films, prod. Banner Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

SPORT SKILLS Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. 10 min. & quarter-hour. Film. SPORTSCHOLAR Fred Uttal. United World Films, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. THE SPORTSMAN'S CLUB Dave Newell, Gail Bordent Len Stokes. Mode -Art Pictures, prod. Syndicated Films, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour & half-hour. Film. STAGE 7 Various. Four Star Films, Inc., prod. ITC, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas dist.- Television Programs of America-Spanish.)

STAGECOAST WEST Sponsors: Brown & Williamson, United Motor Service, Miles, Ralston Purina, General Foods. ABC Network. Hour. THE STAR AND THE STORY Various. Four Star Productions, prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syn- dicated. Half-hour. Film. STAR INTERVIEWS Various. Gene Lester Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. STAR PERFORMANCE Dick Powell, David Niven, Ida Lupino, Charles Boyer. Four Star Productions, Inc., prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. STARS OF THE GRAND OLE OPRY Ernest Tubbs, Carl Smith. Gannaway Productions, Inc., prod. Flamingo Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. STATE TROOPER Rod Cameron. Revue Productions, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE STEVE ALLEN SHOW Steve Allen. Bill Harbach, prod. Plymouth-N.W. Ayer. NBC Network. Hour. Live. STEVE DONOVAN, WESTERN MARSHAL Douglas Kennedy. Vi -Bar Productions, prod. Victory Pro- gram Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. STORIES FOR CHILDREN Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. STORIES OF THE CENTURY Jim Davis, Mary Castle. Studio City TV Productions, Inc.-Morton W. Scott, prod. Hollywood Television Service, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. STORIES OF YESTERDAY'S WORLD Marvin Miller. Simmel-Meservey TV Productions, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. THE STORY OF AMERICA Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. 598 YOU ARE THERE Walter Cronkite, narrator. James Fonda CBS -TV, prod. CBS Films, Inc., dist. Syn- dicated. Half-hour. Film. YOUNG DR. MALONE Participating sponsors. NB(' Network. Half -Lour. YOUR DAYS AT SCHOOL Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. YOUR HEALTH AND SAFETY Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. YOUR MUSICAL JAMBOREE Eddy Arnold, Jimmy Dean, "Tennessee" Ernie Ford. Bernard Schubert, Inc., prod. Bernard Schubert, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. YOUR STAR SHOWCASE Various. Sovereign Productions, Inc., prod. ITC, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. YOUR TV THEATRE Various. Frank Wisbar, prod. Economee TV Programs, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Films.

603 Poll and Award Winners

Best Independent Publicity Service-(1) Rogers QUIGLEY PUBLICATION AWARDS & Cowan, (2) Communications Counselors, Inc., TV CHAMPIONS (3) David O. Alber.

Winners of the I Ith annual poll conducted by Winners of the preceding polls were: Motion Picture Daily and Fame among television Best Network Program-Texaco Star Theatre, critics of the United States in 1959 were: 1949; Your Show of Shows, 1950; Your Show of Show, 1955; Playhouse 90, 1956; Playhouse 90, Best Network Program-(1) Playhouse 90, (2) 1953; Toast of the Town, 1954; The Ed Sullivan Ford Stai-time, (3) Another Evening with Fred Show, 1955; Playhouse 90, 1956; Playhouse 90, Astaire. 1957; Playhouse 90, 1958. Best Television Performer-(1) Fred Astaire, Best Television Performer-Milton Berle, 1949; (2) Dinah Shore, (3) Jack Benny. Sid Caesar, 1950; Jimmy Durante, 1951; Lucille Most Promising IV ew Male Star of Tomorrow- Ball, 1952; Donald O'Connor. 1953; George Gobel, (1) Edward Byrnes, (2) Nick Adams, (3) Bobby 1954; Phil Silvers, 1955; Steven Allen, 1956; Perry Darin. Como, 1957; Dinah Shore, 1958. Most Promising New Female Star of Tomorrow Most Promising Female Star-Felicia Montealegre, -(1) Tuesday Weld, (2) Connie Stevens, (3) Lu- 1949; Imogene Coca, 1950; Lucille Ball, 1951; Maria ciana Paluzzi. Riva, 1952; Audrey Meadows, 1953; Eva Marie TV Show Making Most Effective Use of Color- Saint, 1954; Jeannie Carson, 1955; Erin O'Brien, (1) The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, (2) The Perry 1956; Polly Bergen, 1957; Barrie Chase, 1958. Como Show, (3) The Moon and Sixpence. Most Promising Male Star-Dave Garroway, 1949; Best Comedian-(1) Jack Benny, (2) Red Skel- Jerry Lewis, 1950; Herb Shriner, 1951; Wally Cox, ton, (3) Bob Hope. 1952; Julius LaRosa, 1953; Dick Shawn, 1954; Best Commedienne-(1) Lucille Ball, (2) Carol Johnny Carson, 1955; Buddy Hackett, Burnett, (3) Ann Sothern. 1956; Pat Best oone, 1957; Chuck Conners, 1958. Comedy Team-(1) Mike Nichols & Elaine Most Effective Color Use-Max Liebman May, (2) Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz, (3) Wayne Presents, & Schuster. 1954; Max Liebman Presents, 1955; Producers Best Comedy Show-(1) Jack Benny Program, Showcase, 1956; The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, (2) Red Skelton Show, (3) Steve Allen Show. 1957; The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, 1958. Best Dramatic Program (1 Hour or more)-(1) Best Comedian-Sid Caesar, 1950; Sid Caesar, Playhouse 90, (2) DuPont Show of the Month, (3) 1951; Sid Caesar, 1952; Jackie Gleason. 1953; Hallmark Hall of Fame. George Gobel, 1954; George Gobel, 1955- Phil Sil- Best Dramatic Program (/ Hour)-General Elec- vers, 1956; Jack Benny, 1957; Red Skelton, 1958. tric Theatre, (2) The Loretta Young Show, (3) Best Comedienne-Imogene Coca, 1950; Imogene Twilight Zone. Coca, 1951; Lucille Ball, 1952; Imogene Coca, 1953; Best Variety Program-(1) The Ed Sullivan Lucille Ball, 1954; Lucille Ball, 1955; Lucille Ball, Show, (2) The Steve Allen Show, (3) The Garry 1956; Lucille Ball, 1957; Lucille Ball, 1958. Moore Show. Best Comedy & Imogene Most Unique New Program-(1) Twilight Zone, Team-Sid Caesar Coca, (2) The 1953; Lucille Ball & Desi Arnez. 1954; George Untouchables, (3) Sunday Showcase. Burns & Gracie Allen. Best Western Series-(1) Gunsmoke, (2) Maver- 1955; Lucille Ball & Desi ick. (3) Wagon Train. Arnaz, 1956; George Burns & Gracie Allen, 1957; Mike Nichols & Elaine Best Mystery Program-(1) Perry Mason, (2) May, 1958. Alfred Hitchock Presents, (3) 77 Sunset Strip. Best Comedy Show-Texaco Star Theatre. 1949: Best Vocalist (Male)-Perry Como, (2) Frank Colgate Comedy Hour, 1950; Your Show of Shows, Sinatra, (3) Andy Williams. 1951; I Love Lucy, 1952; Colgate Comedy Hour. Best Vocalist (Female)-Dinah Shore, (2) Ella 1953; The Jackie Gleason how, 1954; You'll Never Fitzgerald, (3) Peggy Lee. Get Rich, 1955; You'll Never Get Rich, 1956; Best Musical Show (Popular)-(1) The Perry You'll Never Get Rich, 1957; Jack Benny Show, Como Show, (2) The Dinah Shore Chevy Show, 1958. (3) Bell Telephone Hour. Best Variety Program-Texaco Star Theatre, 1949: Best Musical Show (Country Music)-(1) Jubilee Your Show of Shows 1950; Your Show of Shows, U.S.A., (2) Tennessee Ernie Ford Show, (3) Mid- 1951; Your Show of Shows, 1952; Toast of the western Hayride. Town, 1953; Toast of the Town. 1954; The Ed Best Quiz Show (Audience Participation)-(1) Sullivan Show, 1955; The Ed Sullivan Show, 1956; The Price Is Right, (2) Groucho Marx-You Bet Steve Allen Show, 957; The Steve Allen Show, Your Life, (3) Concentration. 1958. Best Quiz Show (Panel)-(1) I've Got a Secret, (2) What's My Line?, (3) To Tell The Truth. Best Panel Discussion Program-Meet the Press, Best Master of Ceremonies-(1) Garry Moore, 1952; Meet the Press, 1953; Meet the Press, 1954; (2) Ed Sullivan, (3) Jack Paar. Meet the Press, 1955 Meet the Press 1956; Meet Best Announcer-(1) Hugh Downs, (2) George the press, 1957; Meet the Press, 1958. Fenneman, (3; Durward Kirby. Best New Dramatic Program-United States Steel Best News Commentator-(1) Chet Huntley, (2) Hour, 1953; Medic, 1954; Playwrights '56, 1955. David Brinkley, (3) Douglas Edwards. Most Unique New Program-Disneyland, 1954; Best Sportscaster-(1) Mel Allen, (2) Lindsey Wide, Wide World, 1955; Playhouse 90, 1956; Sev- Nelson, (3) Dizzy Dean. en Lively Acts, 1957; Small World, 1958. Best Daytime Program-(1) Today, (2) Art Link - letter's House Party, (3) Woman! Best Dramatic Program-Studio One, 1949; Studio Best Children's Program-(1) Captain Kangaroo, One, 1950; Studio One, 1951; Studio One, 1952; (2) Walt Disney Presents, (3) Huckleberry Studio One, 1953; Studio One, 1954; Studio One, Hound. 1955; 90, 1956; Best Commercial-(1) Piel's Beer, Bert & Harry, Playhouse Playhouse 90, 1957; Ford, (3) Falstaff r. Playhouse 90, 1958. (2)Best liic eService-(1) NBC, (2) Best Mystery Program-Suspense, 1950; Man CBS, (3) ABC. Against Crime, 1951; Dragnet, 1952; Dragnet, 1953; Best Advertising AgencyPublicity Service-(1) Dragnet, 1954; Alfred Hitchcock Presents, 1955; Young & Rubicam, (2) Walter Thompson Co., Alfred Hitchcock Presents, 1956; Suspicion, 1957; (3) Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn. Perry Mason, 1958. 604 TUGBOAT ANNIE Minerve Urecal, Walter Sande. Normandie Productions, Ltd., prod. ITC, dist. Syndi- cated. Half-hour. Film. 20TH CENTURY Various. Burton Benjamin, prod. Prudential Insurance Co.-Reach, McClinton & Co. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. 26 MEN Tris Coffin. Russell Hayden, prod. ABC Film Syndication, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. TWILIGHT ZONE, THE Various. Rod Serling, Buck Houghton, prods. General Foods; Colgate-Palmolive Co. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. TWO GRAND Arthur Whittemore and Jack Lowe. Producers Film Studios, prod. -diet. Syndicated. Quarter- hour. Film. UNCOMMON VALOR Documentary. Executive Productions, Inc., prod. Atlantic Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE UNEXPECTED Various. Ziv Television Programs, Inc., prod., Economee TV Programs, dist. Syn- dicated. Half-hour. Film. (Overseas diet. Ziv International-Spanish.) UNION PACIFIC Jeff Morrow, Jud Pratt. California National Productions, prod. NBC Television Films, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. UNITED PRESS MOVIETONE-NEWSREEL. Movietone-News, prod. United Press International, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour, half-hour. Film. UNITED STATES STEEL HOUR Various. The Theatre Guild-George Rondolf, prod. United States Steel Corp.-Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn, Inc. CBS Network. Hour (alternate weeks). Live. UNK & ANDY ABC ART ADVENTURES Jack Kenestan. Kenestan Productions, Inc., prod. Cavalcade Television Programs, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. UNTOUCHABLES, THE Robert Stack. Desilu, prod. Liggett & Myers; Armour; Sunbeam; Whitehall; H. F. Ritchie; Union Carbide. ABC Network. Hour. Film. VAGABOND Travelogue. Bill Burrud Productions, prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. VERDICT IS YOURS, THE Bill Stout. Bertram Berman, prod. Participating sponsorship. CBS Network. Half-hour (5 days a week). Live. VICTORY AT SEA Leonard Graves. Henry Salomon, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Half hour. Film. VIDEO DIGEST Various. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Luz Television Corp., dist. Syndi- cated. Half-hour and quarter-hour. Film. VIDEO VILLAGE Jack Narz. Merrill Heatter, prod. Various sponsors. Half-hour. CBS. VIENNA PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA Eugene Sharin, Vienna Philharmonic. Eugene Sharin, prod. Sterling Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. VIEW THE CLUE Art Bolinger. John A. Ettlinger, prod. Medallion TV Enterprises, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film (live contestants). THE VISITOR (THE DOCTOR) Various. Marion Parsonnet, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndi- cated. Half-hour. Film. WAGON TRAIN Ward Bond. Howard Christie, prod. Ford Motor Co.-]. Walter Thompson; National Biscuit Co.-McCann-Erickson; R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co.-Wm. Esty Co. NBC Network. Hour. Film. WALT DISNEY PRESENTS Walt Disney. Walt Disney, prod. Brillo; Dow Chemical; Canada Dry; Derby Foods; General Mills; Luden's. ABC Network. Hour. Film. WALT'S WORKSHOP Walt Durbahn. Reid H. Ray Industries, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. WALTER CRONKITE WITH THE NEWS Walter Cronkite. CBS -TV, prod. Carter Products. CBS Network. Quarter-hour. Live. WANTED Various. Peg & Walter McGraw, prod. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half- hour. Film. WANTED-DEAD OR ALIVE Steve McQueen. John Robinson for Four Star Films and Malcolm Enter- prises. Brown & Williamson, Kimberly-Clark Corp. CBS Network. Half-hour. Film. WASHINGTON MERRY GO ROUND Drew Pearson. Hullinger Productions, prod. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. WATCH THE WORLD Don Goddard. George Wallach, prod. Victory Program Sales, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. WATERFRONT Preston Foster. Roland Reed, prod. MCA -TV Film Syndication Division, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. WEDNESDAY NIGHT FIGHTS Jack Drees. Lester Malitz, prod. Miles Laboratories, Inc.-Geoffrey Wade Advertising; Brown & Williamson-Ted Bates Co. ABC Network. 60 minutes. Live. WELLS FARGO Dale Robertson. Nat Holt, prod. Procter & Gamble-B & B; American Tobacco Co.-Sulli- van, Stauffer, Colwell & Bayles, Inc. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film.

601 WEST POINT Various. Ziv Television Programs, Inc. Economee Television Programs, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. WESTERN FOOTBALL HILITES Sports TV, Inc., prod. Sports TV, Inc., dist. Film. Syndicated. Half-hour.

WESTERNER Brian Keith. Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co., Mogen David Wine, Simonize, Beechnut Life Savers. NBC Network. Half-hour. WESTINGHOUSE DESILU PLAYHOUSE. Desi Arnaz. Bert Granet, prod. for Desilu. Westinghouse Electric Corp. CBS Network. Hour. Film. WHAT ARE THE ODDS? Bob Warren, host. Herts-Lion Productions, Inc., prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

WHAT'S MY LINE? John Daly. Goodson-Todman Productions-Gil Fates, prod. Kellogg Co. and Sunbeam Corp. CBS Network. Half-hour. Live. WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS PICTURE? Various. Morton Jacobson, prod. Morton Productions, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. WHAT'S YOUR LINE? Various. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. WHERE IN THE WORLD? Various. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Film. Quarter-hour. WHERE WERE YOU? Ken Murray, star and prod. Imperial World Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

WHIRLYBIRDS Kenneth Tobey, Craig Hill. Gayle Gitterman-Desilu Productions, Inc. prod. CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE WHISTLER Various. Joel Malone Associates, prod. CBS Television Film Sales, Inc., diet. cated. Half-hour. Film. Syndi-

WHITE HUNTER Rhodes Reason. Sidney Box-Bernard L. Schubert, Inc., prod. Bernard L. Schubert, dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film.

WHO DO YOU TRUST? Johnny Carson. Don Fedderson, prod. Johnson & Johnson, General Foods- Young & Rubicam; Campbell Soup-BBD&O; Amana Refrigeration-McFarland, Aveyard & Co. ABC Network. Half-hour (Monday through Friday). Live.

WICHITA TOWN Joel McCrea, Jody McCrea. Mirisch-McCrea, prod. Procter & Gamble-Benton & Bowles. NBC Network. Half-hour. Film. WILD BILL ELLIOTT Bill Elliott. Hygo Television Films, Inc., prod. Screen Gems, Inc., dist. dicated. Hour. Film. Syn- WILD LIFE IN ACTION Documentary. Lakeside Television Co., Inc., prod.-dist. hour. Film. Syndicated. Quarter-

WILLY June Havoc. Desilu Productions, prod. Official Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. THE WITNESS Various. David Susskind, exec. prod. Jacqueline Babbitt & Murray Susskind, prod. (alter- nating) R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Helene Curtis Industries, Inc., Esquire Boot Polish Inc. Hour. CBS. & Schick,

WONDERS OF THE SEA Undersea creatures. Marineland Florida, prod. Sterling Television Co., Inc., dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. WORLD AROUND US, THE Nature. Thomas Craven-Pictura Film Corp., prod. RCA Recorded Program Service, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film.

WORLD AT LARGE Travelogue. Encyclopaedia Britannica Films, prod. Trans -Lux Television Corp., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. WORLD OF TALENT Dick Clark, Irving Mansfield, Peter Arnell, prods. P. Lorillard. ABC Network Half-hour. Live.

WORLD OF WOLO Wolo. E. T. Sales, prod. New Albion Films, Inc., dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. WORLD OF YESTERDAY Various. Coronet Films, prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. WORLD'S GREATEST FIGHTERS IN ACTION Various. The Big Fights, Inc., prod.-dist. Quarter-hour. Film. Syndicated. WRESTLING, ALL GIRL Various. Harriscope, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour. Film. WRESTLING FROM HOLLYWOOD Various. Vitapix Corp.-Val Lindberg, prod. Cinema-Vue Corp., dist. Syndicated. Hour. Film. WRESTLING-INTERNATIONAL AMPHITHEATRE Russ Davis. IWF, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour, half-hour & hour.

WRESTLING, MAIN EVENT Various. Harriscope, Inc., prod.-dist. Syndicated. Half-hour & hour. Film. YESTERDAY'S NEWSREEL Various. Ziv Television Programs, Inc. prod. Economee TV Program, dist. Syndicated. Quarter-hour. Film. (Overseas diet. Ziv International-French, Spanish).

602 Advertising Agencies

Station Representatives

ieleele1WJNAWINI 607 Advertising Agencies

A. D. ADAMS ADVERTISING, 37 West 53rd St., ASSOCIATED ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., New York 19, N. Y. Clrcle 6-2940. First National Bank Bldg., Cincinnati 2; MAin 1- A. D. ADAMS, owner; SYLVIA GREENE, TV director. 2811. SAM MALCOLM LEVY, pres.; BRICE METCALF, v.p., ADAMS & KEYES, INC., 3 East 54th Street, New radio York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 1-5630. Atlanta: 1750 and TV. Peachtree Rd., N. W., 1; TRinity 5-0121. Chicago: ATHERTON MOGGE PRIVETT INC., 8467 75 E. Wacker Drive, 1; ANdover 3-5966; Los Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 48. Olive 3-9870. Angeles: 3440 Blvd., Wilshire 5; DUnkirk 8-9335. ATHERTON & CURRIER, INC., 420 Lexington STANLEY J. KEYES, JR., ch. of bd.; B. D. ADAMS, E. C. HOFFMAN, Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; ORegon 9-5055. pres.; exec. vice-pres.; J. HARDY, W. ATHERTON, pres.; JOHN SR. v. p. & J. P. ATHERTON, TV Gen. mgr.; A. ANTHONY, SR. v. p. & dir.; HUBERT SWEET, TV timebuyer. creative dir.; J. DIxEY, SR. v. p.; J. J. FREEMAN, Branch office: Toronto. v. p. & Media Dir.; T. GULLETTE, v. p.; E. ACCLES, Time buyer; A. FROST, Time buyer. ATLANTIC/BERNSTEIN ASSOCIATES, 655 WILLIAM Madison Avenue, New York 21, N. Y. TE. 8-8250. HART ADLER, INC., 919 N. Michigan SYLVESTER J. BERNSTEIN, timebuyer, acct. Ave., Chicago 11. WHitehall 4-5210. exec. WILLIAM HART ADLER, pres. & treas.; JOHN AUBREY, FINLAY, MARLEY á HODGSON, PETRIE, asst. to president. INC., 230 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1. Financial ADVERTISERS' 6-1600. BROADCASTING CO., 117 West EARL HODGSON, 46th New 36, pres.; KENNETH M. HILL, exec. St.. York N. Y.; PLaza 7.3560. FREDERICK HANSON, SHOLOM RUBINSTEIN, exec. producer; BERNARD v.p.; R. TV dir.; DIXON L. RUBINSTEIN, director. HARPER, farm TV. dir. N. W. AYER & SON, INC., 30 Rockefeller Plaza, ADV. CONSULTANTS, 2146 24th Pl., N. E. New York 20. PLaza 7-5700. Washington 18, D. C., LAwrence 6-1168. JAMES E. HANNA, LEONARD OXENBERG, v.p. and dir. of TV; T. J. adv. dir. MCDERMOTT, v.p., radio -TV plans; E. H. ROGERS, JR.; mgr., office. AGENCY SERVICE CORP., 66 E. S. Water, Chi- Hollywood cago 1. Main office: Philadelphia. CEntral 6-5255. Branch offices: Boston Chicago, Detroit. Holly- PAUL E. Forºº pres. & treas.; G. P. HExoN, v.p. wood, Honolulu. San Francisco. & time buyer. AYER AND GILLETT INC., 1815 Park Drive, THE AITKIN-KYNETT CO., INC., 1400 South Charlotte 4, N. C., EDison 4-9729. Penn Square, Philadelphia 2, LOcust 8.6700. CHARLES B. SEWARD, TV dir., JOYCE CLARK, TV ALLEN GRAY, TV dir.; ALAN BOBRE, JOHN prod. mgr. ACCETTA, E. M. GRIETz, timebuyers. AYLIN ADVERTISING AGENCY, SO4 Lovett R. H. ALBER COMPANY, 439 N. Larchmont Blvd., Houston 6, Texas; JAckson 9-3766. Blvd., Los Angeles 4, Calif., Hollywood 9-8273. ROBERT N. AYLIN, pres.; o Mooºº, TV and radio FRED E. ALLEN, acct. exec. dir. Branch Office: 1822 National Bank of Commerce ALLEN & REYNOLDS, 3104 Farnam St., Omaha Bldg., San Antonio 5, Texas. CApitol 4.7055; 31, Neb. JAckson 0150. JAMES F. ANDERSON, gen. mgr. LYLE DE Moss, TV dir.; DON B. AMSDEN, TV mgr. BAHN ADVERTISING CO., 115 Chauncy St., Boston 11, Mass.; LIberty 2-4206. ALLIED ADVERTISING AGENCIES, INC., 4643 SAMUEL BAHN, owner. Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 4, Calif H011ywood LYNN BAKER, INC., 720 5th Ave., New York 19, 2-0837. N.Y.; JUdson 6-3900. W. F. GARDNER, pres. R. LYNN BAKER, pres.; NORMAN FRANK, TV dir.; JAMES EVANS, media dir.; WILLIAM DOLLISON, ALLIED ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 100 timebuyer. Boylston St., Boston 16, Mass. HUbbard 2-4100. HOWARD SHAMBAN, TV dir.; MARC F. SHAMBAN, BALL-DAVIDSON, INC., 670 Delaware St., Den- TV timebuyer. ver 4, Colo.; MAin 3-1291. CARL A. SALSTRAND, pres. ANDERSON & CAIRNS, 130 E. 59th Street, New York 22. MUrray Hill 8-5800. BALSCH ADVERTISING AGENCY, 3737 Chester VICTOR SEYDEL, vice pres. in charge of radio and Avenue, Cleveland 14, Ohio; ENdicott 1-8246. TV. W. J. GABRIEL, TV Dir., prod. timebuyer; Jo DEVINE, ass't. ANDERSON-McCONNELL ADVERTISING BARBER AND DRULLARD, INC., 2005 Liberty AGENCY, INC., 731 N. La Brea Ave., Los Bank Building, Buffalo 2, N. Y., MO. 9500. Angeles 38, Calif. WEbster 1-1761. HENRY L. BARBER, pres.; E. T. DRULLARD, V.P. JACQUELIN M. MOLINARO, media dir. BARLOW ADV. AGENCY, INC., 742 James St., ANTHRACITE ADVERTISING AGENCY, 410 Syracuse 1, N. Y. GR 9-6644. Scranton Times Bldg., Scranton 3, Pa.; DIa- F. B. TOMPKINS, pres.; E. C. JONES, TV dir. mond 7-9328, Dlamond 2-2907. BARNES CHASE COMPANY, 530 Broadway, San LAWRENCE L. RUSSONIELL0, pres. & timebuyer; DAILY, Diego 1, Calif. BElmont 3-7771. I. L. secy.-treas. & media dir. AMES B. LANE, pres. ARNDT, PRESTON, CHAPIN, LAMB á KEEN, Los Angeles Office: 3450 Wilshire Blvd., L. A. 5, INC., 160 N. 15th St., Philadelphia 2, Pa. LOcust Calif. DUnkirk 4-1193. 4-4400; 375 Park Ave., New York, N. Y. TED BATES & CO., INC., 666 Fifth Ave., New PL. 1-7460. York 19, N. Y. JUdson 6-0600. H. E. WALPERT, v.p. and TV dir. THEODORE L. BATES, hon. chairman of the board, chairman, executive committee; ROSSER REEVE', ARNOLD & CO., INC., 334 Boylston St., Boston chairman of the board; RUDOLPH MoxrGELAs, 16, Rlchmond 2-1220. president; exec. comm., dir.; H. J. SAZ, v.p. ARNOLD Z. ROSOFP, pres. & treas.; LEE LE BLANC, prod., radio & TV; H. A. PETERSON, vice pres. v.p.; EDWARD JANCEWICZ, Radio and TV dir, in charge of Hollÿwood office. 608 Best Male Vocalist-Perry Como, 1952; Perry Outstanding Single Performance by an Actress- Como, 1953; Perry Como, 1954; Perry Como, 1955; Ingrid Bergman-The Turn of the Screw, Ford Perry Como, 1956; Perry Como, 1957; Perry Como, Startime, Oct. 20, 1959. 1958. Outstanding Program Achievement in the Field Best Female Vocalist-Dinah Shore, 1952; Dinah of Humor-Art Carney Special, Dec. 4, 1959. Shore, 1953; Dinah Shore, 1954; Dinah Shore, Outstanding Performance in a Variety or Musical 1955; Dinah Shore, 1956; Dinah Shore, 1957; Program or Series-Harry Belafonte-Tonight with Dinah 1958. Belafonte, Revlon Revue, Dec. 10, 1959. Shore, Outstanding Achivement in the Field of Music- Best Musical Show (Classical)-Voice of Fire- Leonard Bernstein and the N. Y. Philharmonc series. stone, 1950; Voice q Firestone, 1951; Voice of Fire- Outstanding Performance by an Actor in a Series stone, 1952; Voice of Firestone, 1953; Voice of -Robert Stack-The Untouchables. Firestone, 1954; Voice of Firestone, 1955; Voice of Outstanding Performance by an Actess in a Series Firestone, 1956; Voice of Firestone, 1957; Voice of -Jane Wyatt-Father Knows Best. Firestone, 1958. Outstanding Program Achievement in the Field Best Musical Show (Popular)-Fred Waring Show of Children's Programming-Huckleberry Hound 1950; Fred Waring Show, 1951; Your Hit Parade, (Series) Syndication. 1952; Your Hit Parade, 1953; Your Hit Parade, Outstanding Program Achievement in the Field 1954; Your Hit Parade, 1955; The Ford Show, 1956. of Public Affairs and Education-Twentieth Cen- Best Country Music Show-Grand Ole Opry, 1955; tury (Series). Ozark Jubilee, 1956; Perry Como Show, 1957; Perry Outstanding Writing Achievement in Drama- Como Show, 1958. Rod Serling-Twilight Zone. Best Quiz Show-(One category to 1951): Who Outstanding Writing Achievement in Comedy- Said That?, 1949; You Bet Your Life, 1950; You Al Gordon and Hal Goldman Jack Benny Show. Bet Your Life, 1951. Outstanding Program Achievement in the Field Best Audience Participation Quiz Show-Groucho of News-Huntley Brinkley Report (Series). Marx Show, 1952; Groucho Marx Show, 1953; Outstanding Achievement in Art Direction and Groucho Marx Show, 1954; The $64,000 Question, Scenic Design-Frank Smith, The Untouchables, 1955; The $64,000 Question, 1956; Twenty -One, April 20 and 27. 1957; Groucho Marx, 1958. Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography for Best Panel Quiz Show-What's My Line, 1952; Television-Charles Straumer-The Untouchables, What's My Line, 1953; What's My Line, 1954; April 20 and 27, 1959. What's My Line, 1955; What's My Line, 1956; Outstanding Achievement in Film Editing-Ben H. Ray and Robert L. Swanson-The Untouchables. What's My Line, 1957; What's My Line, 1958. Outstanding Achievement in Electronic Camera Best Master of Ceremonies-Bert Parks, 1950; Work-Winter Olympics, CBS. John Daly, 1951; John Daly, 1952; Ed Sullivan, Best Engineering or Technical Achievement-The 1953; Ed Sullivan; 1954; Garry Moore, 1955; Garry new General Electric supersensitive camera tube per- Moore, 1956; Steve Allen, 1957; Garry Moore, 1958. mitting color-casting in no more light than is needed Best Announcer-Bud Collyer, 1950 George Fen- for black and white. neman, 1951; Dennis James, 1952; George Fenne - Outstanding Writing Achievement in the Docu- man, 1953; George Fenneman, 1954; George Fen- mentary Field-Howard K. Smith and Av Weston nemann, 1955; George Fenneman, 1956; George -The Population Explosion, Nov. 11, 1959. Fenneman, 1957; Hugh Downs, 1958. Outstanding Program Achievement in the Field Best News Commentator-John Cameron Swayze, of Variety-Fabulous Fifties-Jan. 31, 1960. 1950; John Cameron Swayze, 1951; John Cameron Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Drama- Swayze, 1952; John Cameron Swayze, 1953; John Robert Mulligan-The Moon and Sixpence, Oct. 30, Cameron Swayze, 1954; John Cameron Swayze, 1959. 1955; Douglas Edwards, 1956; Douglas Edwards, Outstanding Directorial Achievement in Comedy 1957; Chet Huntley, 1958. -Ralph Levy-Jack Benny Hour-specials. Best Sportscaster-Dennis James, 1950; Jimmy Outstanding Program Achievement in the Field of Powers, 1951; Mel Allen, 1952; Mel Allen, 1953; Drama-Playhouse 90-(Series). Mel Allen, 1954; Mel Allen, 1955; Mel Allen, 1956; Trustees Award-Dr. Frank Stanton, president 1957; Mel Allen, 1958. of CBS, for outstanding service to television. Best Daytime Program-Ransom Sherman, 1950; Kate Smith Show, 1951; Kate Smith Hour, 1952; Garry Moore Show, 1953 Today, 1954; Matinee Theatre, 1955; Matinee Theatre, 1956; Matinee Theatre, 1957; Today, 1958. GEORGE FOSTER PEABODY Best Children's Program-Kukla, Fran & 011ie, 1949; Kukla, Fran á 011ie, 1950; Kukla, Fran & TELEVISION AWARDS FOR 1959 011ie, 1951; Kukla, Fran & 011ie, 1952; Ding Dong School, 1953; Ding Dong School, 1954; Disney- land, 1955; Disneyland, 1956; Disneyland, 1957; Television News: Khrushchev Abroad, ABC. Captain Kangaroo, 1958. Television Entertainment (non -musically) : The Best Commercial (audience viewpoint)-Texaco, Play of the Week, WNTA-TV and David Susskind 1949; Lucky Strike, 1950; Lucky Strike, 1951; Ford, for The Moon and Sixpence, NBC. 1952; Ford, 1953; Lucky Strike, 1954; Ford, 1955; Television Entertainment (Musical) : The Bell Piel's Beer, 1956; Piel's Beer, 1957; Piel's Beer, Telephone Hour, NBC, and Great Music from Chi- 1958. cago, WGN-TV. Television Education: The Population Explosion, CBS, and Decisions, WGBH-TV, Boston. Television Contribution to International Under- ACADEMY OF TV ARTS standing: The Ed Sullivan Show, CBS, and Small World, CBS. AND SCIENCES AWARDS Local Television Public Services: WDSU-TV, New Orleans. Twelfth annual awards of the Academy of Television Special Awards: Dr. Frank Stanton, Television Arts and Sciences covering 1959 were: CBS, and The Lost Class of '59, CBS. Outstanding Single Performance by An Actor- Radio News: The World Tonight CBS. Laurence Olivier --The Moon and Sixpence, Oct. 30, Radio Public Service: Family Living, '59, NBC. 1959. Local Radio Public Service: WCCO, Minneapolis.

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606 & 2929 RICHARD H. LEIFER, president & gen. mgr.; JOHN CUMMINGS, BRAND McPHERSON, film and North Main Road, Rockford, Ill., TR. 7-5706. A. Goss, sec-treas.; VANN CAMPBELL, acct. media buyer; GUY SMITH III, TED BROSSEAU, ROGER M. PORTER, JAMES R. MCPHERSON, acct. execs. execs. Knoxville, Tenn. Branch office: 713 Market St., CUNNINGHAM AND WALSH, INC., 260 Madi- Phone 3-6189. son Ave., New York 16, N. Y. MUrray Hill 3-4900. JAMES THOMAS CHIRURG CO., 824 Boylston JOHN P. CUNNINGHAM, chairman of board; ROB- St., Chestnut Hill, Boston 67, Mass.; REgent ERT R. NEWELL, pres., E. H. MAHONEY, v.p. in 4-1055. charge of Radio & TV. WALLACE SHEPARDSON, pres.; RUTH L. GATA, Division offices: Chicago, Detroit, Houston, Los timebuyer. Angeles, San Francisco. 60 East 56th St., 22; PLaza 2-1771. Branch office: CURTIS ADVERTISING COMPANY, one Park COBAK-JESSOP ADVERTISING CO., INC., 85 Ave., New York 16, N. Y. LExington 2-2015. W. State St., Akron 8, Ohio. FRanklin 6-2169. LAWRENCE R. CURTIS, pres.; DAVID NATHAN, GEO. j. COBAX, pres.; PETER W. MESNER, Radio- radio -TV dir.; SYLVIA Liss, acct. exec. ANNA CONTE, timebuyer. TV director; DANCER - FITZGERALD - SAMPLE, INC., 347 JOHN COHAN ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., Madison Ave.. New York 17. ORegon 9-0600. P. O. Box 300, Salinas, Calif.; HArrison 2-2747. C. L. FrTZGERALD, pres.; J. J. NEALE, v.p. & dir. JOHN COHAN, pres. of radio & TV. Branch offices: Chicago, Dayton, Hollywood, San COHEN, DOWD & ALESHIRE, INC., 41 E. 42nd Francisco, Toronto. St., New York 17. OXford 7-0660. HARRY B. COHEN, chairman; EDWARD ALESHIRE, D'ARCY ADVERTISING AGENCY, 430 Park pres. Ave., New York 22, N. Y. PL 8-2600. HARRY K. RENFRO, dir. of radio -TV. RUSSELL C. COMER CO., 3203 Summit, Kansas Main office: St. Louis. City 11, Mo. JEfferson 1-4298. Branch offices: Atlanta, Chicago, Cleveland, R. ELoisE COMER, owner. Houston, Los Angeles, St. Louis, Mexico, Toronto. COMPTON ADVERTISING, INC., 625 Madison DAVIS, JOHNSON, ANDERSEN & COLOM - Ave., New York 22, N. Y. PLaza 4-1100. BATTO, INC., 2301 West Third St., Los Angeles BARTON A. CUMMINGS, pres.; ROBERT D. Ho- 8-2111. TITTERTON, 57, Calif. DUnkirk BROOK, chmn. of board; LEWIS H. HENRY MAYERS, pres.; DON JOHNSON, radio -TV, v.p. & dir. of TV prod. media research, BETH BRO- Los Anegles, San Fran- dir.; L. A. LEWIN, Branch offices: Chicago, BERG, media dir. cisco. LEONARD DAVIS ADVERTISING, INC., 107 COMSTOCK & CO. 651 Delaware Ave., Buffalo 2, Front St., Worcester 8, Mass. PLeasant 7-3617. N. Y. Llncoln 6187. LEONARD DAVIS, TV dir.; MARION DAVIS, time - HENRY W. COMSTOCK, H. EARL CLOSE, partners; buyer. E. L. THOMPSON, radio, TV dir. HERSCHEL Z. DEUTSCH & CO., INC., 30 E. THE CONDON COMPANY, Perkins Building, Ta- 60th St., New York 22, N. Y. PLaza 3-1788. coma 2, Wash. MArket 7-8155. HERSCHEL Z. DEUTSCH, pres.; MADELINE ALLI- SON, media dir. THOMAS F. CONROY, INC., 1101 Majestic Bldg., San Antonio 5, Tex. CA 7-3456. DOHERTY. CLIFFORD, STEERS & SHEN- THOMAS F. CONROY, pres. FIELD, INC., 530 Fifth Ave., New York 36, YUkon 6-6500. COOLICAN, COE AND COOLICAN, INC., 304 DONALD K. CLIFFORD, chmn. of bd.; WILLIAM E. Denison Building, Syracuse 2, N. Y. HA 2-0226. STEERS, pres. and secy.; HARRY BRESSLER, TV dir. WILLIAM LEMON, dir. of TV. Branch office: 8776 Sunset Blvd., 46; OLeander 5-8950. CO-ORDINATED MARKETING AGENCY INC., 16 West 46th St., New York 36, N. Y. JUdson RALPH L. DOMBROWER CO., INC., 11 E. 2-2100. Franklin St., Richmond 19, Va. Mllton 3.1113. LESTER L. WOLFF, pres.; ARTHUR A. PELTZ, TV MICHAUX MOODY, TV dir.; JANET HANSON, time - dir. buyer. Branch office: Washington. COX & TANZ ADVERTISING, 333 So. 21st Street, Philadelphia 3, Pa.: RIttenhouse 6-7502. DICK DONALD ADVERTISING, 338 S. Western EUGENE R. TANZ, dir.; JAMES KIºEONNELL, TV Ave., Los Angeles 5, Calif. DUnkirk 2-8371. dir. DONAHUE & COE, 1270 Ave. of the Americas. New CRAIG ADVERTISING, INC., York 20. N. Y. COlumbus 5-2772. JOHN GILBERT A. CARL RIGROD TV director 913 Washington St., Wilmington, Del. OLympia E. J. CHURCHILL, and producer; EVELYN LEE JONES, {gus. mgr. 5-6185. Atlanta, Montreal, Chicago, Los J. GORMAN WALSH, pres.; KATHLEEN A. WALSH, Branch offices: secy.-treas. Angeles. Avenue, New York, CRAIG & REID, INC., 6000 Sunset Blvd., Holly- DONER & PECK, 400 Madison 4-8218. N. Y.; PL. 3-0900. wood 28, Calif. H011ywood B. DONER, treas.; ELLIs E. CºAIG, pres., acct. exec.; C. L. VILLANI, SIDNEY GARFIELD, pres.; W. v.p., acct. exec. SYLVAN TAPLINGER, v.p. TV Radio. Blvd. Bldg., CRAIG & WEBSTER ADVERTISING AGENCY, W. B. DONER & CO., Washington Lubbock, Tex. POrter 3-8238. Detroit 26. Woodward 5.7400. 204 Park Place, CHARLES F. RoSEN, exec. REX WEBSTER, LEON HARRIS, HOWARD WELBORN, W. B. DOWER, pres.; execs., ptnrs. V.Q.; FELIX HOWER, V.P. Acct. Branch offices: Chicago, Milwaukee, Baltimore, THE CRAMER-KRASSELT CO., 733 N. Van New York, Philadelphia. Buren St., Milwaukee 2 Wisc. BRoadway 6-3500. A. W. SEILER, pres., ROGER W. LEGRAND, V.P. DOREMUS & COMPANY, 120 Broadway, New in charge of TV and radio; LORETTA MAHAR, TV York 5. WOrth 4-0700. time buyer; R. LEGRAND, K. HEGARD, J. PRITCH- WILLIAM H. LONG, Ja., chairman of the board; ARD, TV acct. svpr.; MR. L. H. NESS, v.p. chg. LOUIS W. MUNRO, pres.; HUBERT R. SWEET, dir. media. of broadcast media. Branch offices: Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, CRITCHFIELD & CO.. INC., 520 N. Michigan San Francisco, London. Ave., Chicago 11, Ill. SU erior 7-3061. E. P. NESBITT, pres.; R. D. CUNNINGHAM. v.p. in DOREMUS-ESHLEMAN COMPANY 1616 Wal- chge. TV. nut St., Philadelphia 3. Kingsley 5-01!00.

611 E. HOWARD YORK, III, V.p., BENJAMIN F. BUSCH, JOEL H. ETTINGER, pres.; SETH DIAMOND, TV media director. dir. JOHN C. DOWD, INC., 212 Park Square Bldg., EVANS, McCLURE & ASSOCIATES, 461 Market Boston 16. Hubbard 2-8050. St., San Francisco 5, YUkon 6-0196. JOHN C. Down, pres.; JOSEPH L. TULLY, TV dir.: DAVID W. EVANS, pres.; BILLIE GROVE, timebuyer. WILLIAM H. MONOGRAN, space buyer. Affiliated office: Dowd, Redfield & Johnstone, EVANS, WORK & COSTA ADVERTISING, Inc., New York. INC., 624 E. Capitol Ave., Springfield, Ill.; 2-8868. CLARENCE R. EVANS, pres. DOWD, REDFIELD & JOHNSTONE, INC., 501 Madison, New York 22. MUrray Hill 8-1275. EWELL & THURBER ASSOCIATES, 23 E. Jack- JOHN C. DOWD, pres.; MICHAEL A. RAYMOND, son- Blvd., Chicago 4, Ill. WEbster 9-0911. exec. v.p.; LESTER BLUMENTHAL, radio & TV dir. HAI. H. THURBER, exec. V.Q.; JAMES CADY EWELL, pres.; C. E. RICKERD, v.p.; BYRON F. FELLOWS, DOYLE DANE BERNBACH INC., 20 West 43rd Ja., pres. St., New York 36, N. Y. LÓ 4-1234. NED DOYLE, MAXWELL DANE, WILLIAM BERN- MIKE FADELL ADVERTISING AGENCY, BACH, officers; DON TREVOR, TV director; JOAN Treasure Masters Building, 605 Fourth Ave., S., WALKER, business manager; JEANE JAFFE, OTIS Minneapolis 15, Minn.; FEderal 3-3416. HUTCHINS, JERRY SACHS, timebuyers. MIKE FADELL, JR., TV dir.; NINA KOSSE, time - Branch office: Los Angeles: 639 Wilshire Blvd., buyer. L. A.; Chicago: 6399 Wilshire Blvd., 48. FAIRFAX INC., ADVERTISING, 270 Madison TED FACTOR, vice president, CLAIRE KOREN, time - Ave., New York 16, N. Y. MUrray Hill 4-4484. buyer; Chicago, Illinois, 20 North Wacker Dr., JANIs HAMILTON, FRED KLEIN, dir. media dir., Radio-TV. FARQUHAR DOYNE ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 415 AND COMPANY, INC., First Na- Church St., Nashville 3, Tenn.; CHapel 2-7372. tional Bank Bldg., Utica 2, N. Y. 2-6109. GEORGE W. JOHN T. FARQUHAR, pres.; ELEANOR CRIMMINS, DOYNE, chm. of bd., and timebuyer. media buyer. J. T. DAWSON, pres. & timebuyer. ROY S. DURSTINE, INC., 655 Madison Ave., New FEIGENBAUM & WERMAN ADVERTISING York 21; TE 8-4600. AGENCY, INC., 1922 Spruce St., Philadelphia 3. ROY S. DURSTINE, pres.; ROY S. DURSTINE, JR., LO 4-1536. HARRY FEIGENBAUM, president; DAVID WERMEN, NIEL HEARD, v.p. San Francisco office. executive vice pres.; MORT YARNO, TV & radio dir. Branch office: San Francisco. FELLOWS ADVERTISING AGENCY, 511 East ADAM F. EBY AND ASSOCIATES, 170 Franklin Fayette St., Syracuse 2, N. Y. St., Buffalo 2. MO 2200. BYRON F. FELLOWS, JR., pres. ADAM F. EBY, owner; VIRGINIA EBY, treas. COURTLAND D. EDELSTEIN FERGUSON, INC., Rm. 315, -NELSON ADVERTISING AGENCY National Press Bldg., Washington 4, D. C. NA- INC., 203 N. Wabash St., Chicago 1. ANdover tional 8-7713. 3-3867. COURTLAND D. FERGUSON, pies.; LUCILLE PIERCE EDWARD EDELSTEIN. pres. FERGUSON, v.p. & sect'.; GILBERT MEEEINa, art director; ELLINGTON & CO., 535 Fifth Ave., New York NAN HANNUM, TV-Radio time buyer; 17, MUrray Hill 7-4300. BERTRAM CLEAVES, production manager. JESSE T. ELLINGTON, chmn. of the bd.; C. L. MAURY FERGUSON ASSOC., 1708 N. Broadway, LANDON, pres.; A. BURKE CROTTY, v.p. and dir. Oklahoma City, Okla. of radio CEntral 5-4519. and TV. MAURY FERGUSON, TV dir.; CHES MC REE, asst. ELLIS ADVERTISING CO., Statler Hilton Hotel, LAWRENCE Buffalo I. CI 6780. FERTIG & CO., INC., 149 Madison MICHAEL ELLIS, Ave.. New York 16. MUrray Hill 9-7100. JEROME R. ELLIS, partners; LAWRENCE FERTIG, BEATRICE HANIFORD, TV dir. pres. & treas.; JOSEPH H. MINTZER, TV time buyer & dir. ROBERT J. ENDERS, INC 1001 Connecticut Ave., ROBERT G. N.W., Washington 6, D. C. STerling 3-2222. FIELDS & CO., 715 Sudekum Bldg., ROBERT J. ENDERS, pres.; Nashville 3, Tenn. 6-1977, ALpine 6-1977. HOWARD A. ENDERS, ROBERT G. FIELDS, pres.; R. L. exec. v.p.; ANNE MERRIMAN, TV dir.; ROBERT FIELDS, acct. exec. L. FRIEND, TV film dir. FIORE AND FIORE ADVERTISING, 128 Mallory Branch offices: Hollywood. New York. Ave., Jersey City 4, N. J. HEnderson 2.8200. ENYART & ROSE MICHAEL A. FIORE, pres. and TV dir.; ALBERT ADVERTISING, 940 N. Fair- A. fax Ave., Los Angeles 46, Calif. OLdfield 4-4070. FIORE, V. pres.; D. J. CRITELLI, prod. mgr. JACK ENYART and ALFRED ROSE, timebuyers, acct. M. M. FISHER ASSOCIATES 79 West Monroe execs. Street, Chicago 3, Illinois. CEntral 6-6226. ALVIN EPSTEIN ADVERTISING, 1407 G St., JACK L. FISHER, SR. (owenr) ; JACK L. (BUD) N. W. Washington 5, D. C.; STerling 3-8550. FISHER, JR. (co-owner & a/c Exec.) TONI PEARSON, TV dir. & timebuyer. FITZGERALD ADVERTISING AGENCY, Lee ERWIN, WASEY RUTHRAUFF & RYAN, INC., Circle Bldg. New Orleans 13. TUlane 3131. 711 Third Ave., New York 17. OXford 7-4500. WILLIAM H. THOMAS, Dir. Radio-TV; E. BOYD DAVID B. WILLIAMS, pres.; JAMES B. BRIEGS, exe- SEGHERS, JR., Asst. dir. Radio-TV; WALTER COL - cutive vice president; ROLLO W. HUNTER, TV LINS, television -radio creative dir.; MARGARET dir., N. Y.; GEORGE B. ANDERSON, TV dir., Chi- STAIR, Radio-TV, time buyer. cago; ROBERT L. REDD, coast TV dir. Branch office: 1315 Mercantile Securities Bldg., Branch offices: Chicago, St. Paul, Glasgow, Los Dallas 1; Rlverside 7-6335. MRS. FRANCIS BANIS- Angeles, Toronto, London, Stockholm, Rio de TER, Service dir. Janeiro, Sao Paulo, San Francisco, Philadelphia, Houston, Dallas, Pittsburgh. FLACK ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 433 S Warren St., Syracuse 2, New York; HA. 2-6101. DANIEL WILLIAM ESTY CO., INC., 100 CASEY, TV dir.; WILLIAM CONKLIN, E. 42nd St., New GROVER HUBBELL, York 17, N. Y. OXford 7-1600. EDWARD LABS, MILTON BEBEE, JAMES J. HOULAHAN, president; MITCHELL JOHN. timebuyers, acct. execs. SON, v.p. & TV dir.; JOSEPH FOREST, v.p. & FLADELL/HARRIS ADVERTISING COM- com. TV dir. PANY, 353 West 56th Street, New York 19, Branch office: 6331 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood, N. Y.; JUdson 6-1140. Calif.; HO 2-6301. ERNEST FLADELL, LESLIE A. HARRIS, partners. ETTINGER ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 320 THE RICHARD A. FOLEY ADVERTISING Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. PEnnsylvania AGENCY, INC., 1528 Walnut St., Philadelphia 2, 6-0930. Pa. PEnnypacker 5-6302.

612 Hollywood office: 1750 N. Vine St., 28; HO. BERGHOFF ASSOCIATES, INC., 511 No. La 9-2161. London office: Hobson, Bates & Partners Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif.; OLympia Limited, 80 Charlotte St., W.1; LAngham 3070. 2-2850-51, OLeander 5-7536. JERRY BERGHOFF, president, treas.; FRANCES BATTEN. BARTON, DURSTINE & OSBORN, BERGHOFF, v.p.; DIANE BERGHOFF, sect.' HAL INC., 383 Madison Ave., New York 17. ELdorado COATES, media dir.; MAROLD Ross, TV and radio 5-5800. time and talent buyer. ROBERT L. FOREMAN, exec. v.p. in charge of radio and TV, chmn. of plans board. ARTHUR BERMINGHAM CASTLEMAN & PIERCE INC., BELLAIRE, v.p. in charge of radio-TV copy; 234 E. 46th St., New York 17, N. Y. YUkon ROBERT STEFAN, v.p. in Hollywood; HERMINIO 6-8220. TRAVIESAS, v.p. and mgr. of radio and TV dept. ARCH BERMINGHAM, pres.; MERRIL LINDSAY, Branch offices: Atlanta, Boston, Buffalo, Chicago, TV dir. Cleveland, Dallas, Detroit, Hollywood, Los Angeles, GORDON BEST CO, INC., 228 N. LaSalle St., Minneapolis, Pittsburgh, San Francisco. Seattle, London, Montreal, Chicago 1, AL ST 2.5060. Frankfurt -Am -Main, Germany, GORDON BEST, pres.; SHEPARD CHARTOC, RICHARD Toronto. BEST, HAL KAUFMAN, SHELDON S. POLLACK, TV ADRIAN BAUER AND ALAN TRIPP, INC., directors. 2. Kingsley 5-7870. 1528 Walnut St., Philadelphia 655 Broadway ADRIAN BAUER. chairman of the board; ALAN R. BOB BETTS ADVERTISING, TRIPP, pres.; ELMER F. JASPAN, v.p. chg. of Radio- Building, Denver 3, Colo.; AComa 2-1876. TV.; STELLA Z. PORTER, Radio-TV Timebuyer; KENNETH W. DRAGER, TV dir. FRED T. HONIGMAN, Radio-TV Producer. LEE S. BIESPIEL ADVERTISING AGENCY, BAUERLEIN, INC., Hibernia Bank Building, New 605 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, Ill.; DEla- 12, La. 2-5461. ware 7-4190. Orleans JAckson BIESPIEL, GUTMAN CRANOW, TV dir. L. S. pres. Branch: 505 Pleasant St., St. Joseph, Mich. THE BAYLESS-KERR COMPANY, Hanna Build- GArden 9-3319. ing, Cleveland 15, Ohio. MAin 1.0648. Branches: Warren, Ohio: 156 Washington St., N.E. EXpress RALPH BING ADVERTISING CO., 2063 E. 4th 9-7531. St., Cleveland 15, Ohio; SUperior 1-2773. RALPH BING, TV dir. BEAL RADIO, TELEVISION & MUSIC AGEN- CY, 114 South Ocean Ave., Atlantic City, N. J. BISHOPRIC, GREEN, FIELDEN' 3361 SW 3rd Atlantic City 5-8880. Ave., Miami 45, Fla.; FR 1-1475. JOSEPH CARLETON BRAL, pres., TV dir. JACK I. GREEN, vice-pres. & creative dir.; W. ARTHUR FIELDEN, vice-pres. & TV dir. NORMAN BEAN ADV. AGENCY, 136 N. Delaware St., In- A. SWETMAN, radio, TV, motion picture prod. dianapolis 4, Ind. MElrose 7.4248. HAROLD BEAU, owner. THE BLAINE THOMPSON CO, INC, 234 W. 44th St., New York 36. LOngacre 4-0800. BEAUMONT, HELLER & SPERLING, INC, 6th ALBERT LEE LESSER, pres. & Walnut Sts., Reading, Pa. FR 5-4311. DONALD T. BEAUMONT, pres.; DORATURA HASSLER, BEN B. BLISS CO., INC., The Penthouse, Times in ohge. TV. Square, New York 36, N. Y.'(.BRyant 9-5228. BEN B. Buss, pres.; MARTIN KAWALLRR, TV dir. BEAUMONT & HOHMAN, INC., 6 N. Micligan Ave., Chicago 2, Ill. RAndolph 6-6181. FRANK BLOCK ASSOC., Chase Hotel, St. Louis JERRY TURK, TV dir.; CLARKE TRUDEAU, media 8, Mo., FOrest 1-6200. dir. SYD BLUMENTHAL, media dir.; CARLOS FRANCO, Bcstg. dir. BECKMAN-KOBLITZ, INC., 915 N. La Cienega Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif. OLeander 5-7850. BOCCARD, DUNSHEE & JACOBSEN, INC., 925 DAVID LAWRENCE, TV, radio dir.; BARBARA STEIN, Federal Blvd., Denver 4, Col. AComa 2-6392. timebuyer. Ross M. DUNSHEE, timebuyer; VICTOR C. Boc- CARD, acct. exec. HERBERT S. BENJAMIN ASSOCIATES, INC., 2736 Florida St., Baton Rouge 6, La.; Dlkens FRED BOCK ADVERTISING CO., 185 W. Bowery 3-2847. St., Akron 8, Ohio. JEfferson 5-2646. LEE HERZBERG, Jº. and ALLAN R. BRENT, vice- BOB WASS, TV dir. pres. & acct. exec.; ANNIE C. MOTE, timebuyer. BOLAND ASSOCIATES, INC., 755 Sansome St. BENNETT-ADVERTISING, INC., 1813 N. Main San Francisco 11, Calif.; YUkon 2-2960. St., High Point, N. C. Tel.: 2-4151. BARRY W. BOLAND, pres. HAROLD C. BENNETT, pres.; FORREST L. COLLIER, JR., ROBERT TRACY, ROBERT A. MCKERICHER, V.P. BOLAND ASSOCIATE, LTD., 1060 Bishop St., Branches: Charlotte, Raleigh. Honolulu 3, Hawaii. WALTER C. LINDLEY, exec. v.p. VICTOR A. BENNETT CO., INC., 6 East 45th St., 17. Hill 7-2186. BOONE & CUMMINGS ADVERTISING -MER- New York, MUrray 6, VICTOº BENNETT, pres.; EDWARD D. KAHN, vice- CHANDISING, 3003 Louisiana, Houston president; H. EDWARD LEHMAN, media director. Texas; JA 8-5577. LAURI SCHUTT, TV dir. WALTER F. BENNETT CO., 20 N. Wacker 6, FRanklin 2-1131. BOTSFORD, CONSTANTINE & GARDNER, Drive, Chicago Ill.; INC., 400 S.W. Sixth Ave., Portland, Ore. CA WALTER F. BENNETT, ¡ rincipal; FRED DIENERT, man. partner; JANE GUNTHER, radio and TV 8-9541. timebuyer. BURTON DURKEE, v.p. and mgr.; FRANKIE COYKENDALL, v.p. & space buyer. Branch Offices: 1634 Spruce St., Philadelphia 3, York. Pa. Kingsley 5-2003; 6000 Sunset Blvd., Holly- Branch offices: Seattle, San Francisco, New wood 28, Calif. HO. 4-8291. LEO P. BOTT, JR., ADVERTISING, 64 E. Jack- BENNETT & NORTHROP, INC., 711 Boylston son Blvd.t Chicago 4, Ill.; HArrison 7-9187. St., Boston 16, Mass. KEnmore 6-3820. LEO P. )SOTT, JR., TV dir.; ED MORGAN, time - NELSON BENNETT, pres., EDGAR F. WILLIS, V.Q. buyer. BENTON & BOWLES, 666 Fifth Ave., New York BOZELL & JACOBS, INC. (NEBRASKA), 510 19. JUdson 2-6200. Electric Bldg., Omaha 2, Neb. JAckson 8030. WILLIAM R. BARER, JR., chmn. of bd.y' A. W. Mums F. JACOBS, pres.; F. C. ILLER, exec. v.p.: HOEBLER, churn., exec. COMM.; ROBERT E. LUSR, PHILIP RouDA, radio-TV dir. pres.; L. J. STEELE, v.p.,radio-TV; Tom Mc- Branch offiffiffiffices: Beverly Hills, Chicago, Hartford, DERMOTT, v.p. in chg. of broadcast programming; Houston, jndianapolis, Kansas City, Minneapolis, AL KAYE, v.p. in charge of west coast. New Yorld, Seattle, Shreveport, Sioux City, Wash- Branch offices: Hollywood, Toronto, Lakeland, Fla. ington, D. C. 609 ARTHUR BRAITSCH ADV 528 Hospital Trust BURLINGAME-GROSSMAN ADV., 207 S. Wa- Bldg., Providence 3, R. I. DExter 1-5313, 1-4115. bash Ave., Chicago 4, Ill. WAbash 2-3383. MAUREEN O'BRIEN, secy'.; JOHN A. LORIMER, SID BRICHTA, TV dir. time buyer. LEO BURNETT CO., INC., Prudential Plaza, MICHAEL BRAND ASSOCIATES, 12138 Victory Chicago 1, III. CEntral 6-5959. Blvd., No. Hollywood, Calif.; POplar 2-6211. LEO BURNETT, pres.; LEE BLAND, v.p. in charge MICHAEL BRAND, TV dir. & timebuyer. of broadcasting prod. div.; DAVID W. DOLE, v.p. in charge of broadcasting business div.; GORDON THE J. CARSON BRANTLEY ADV. AGENCY, MINTER, v.p. & mgr. of film prod. Ow.sn Bldg,, Salisbury, N. C. 900. Branches: New York, Hollywood, and Toronto, +T CARSON BRANTLEY, pres.; A. R. MONROE, secy. Can., Montreal, Can.. Detroit. & treas. BYER & BOWMAN ADVERTISING AGENCY, BRENNAN ADVERTISING AGENCY, 1414 W. 66 S. 6th St., Columbus 15, Ohio. CA 1-7751. Clay, Houston 19, Texas; LInden 7581. HERBERT BYER, GUS K. BOWMAN, JOEL BUROHAL- HAZEL REED, TV dir. TER, partners; JOHN D. METZGER, radio dir.; S. HALLOCK, TV dir. R. C. BRETH, INC., 310 Pine St., Green Bay, Wisc.; HEmlock 2-4650. BYRDE, RICHARD & POUND, 381 Fourth Ave., New York 16, R. C. BRETH, pres.; VICTOR G. GEISEL, vice-pres. N. Y. ORegon 9-4567. HAROLD CABOT & CO., INC., 136 Federal St.. BRUCE B. BREWER & CO., 900 Walnut St., Boston 10. HAncock 6-7600. Kansas City 6, Mo.; HArrison 1-4890. HAROLD CABOT, pres.; DAVID R. WILLIAMS, JACK media KIRWAN, TV dir. director; GENE DU BIANCO, time buyer; HAROLD Branch: 400 Foshay Tower, Minneapolis, Minne- CABOT, JR., radio -television director. sota. FEderal 3-8101. CAHN-MILLER, INC., 510 St. Paul Place, Balti- BRINLEY ADVERTISING AGENCY, 4602 Cedar more 2, Md.; SAratoga 7-4466. St., Bellaire 101, Tex. MAdison 3-8686. MOhawk C. LEROY MILLER, vice-pres. 4-4400. CALKINS & HOLDEN, INC., 247 Park Ave., J. F. BRINLEY, gen. mgr.; V. H. BEINLEY, sec.- New York treas.; T. E. LIGHT, assoc. TV dir. 17. PLaza 5-6900. PAUL SMITH, pres.; NORMAN G. GLADNEY, dir. of BROADCAST ADVERTISING, 170 S. Beverly Dr., TV. Beverly Hills, Calif. BRadshaw 2.4840. Branches: Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle. VAN C. NEWKIRK, pres. J. M. CAMP & COMPANY, 213 W. Wesley, BROADCAST Wheaton, Illinois. WHeaton 8-8000. ADVERTISING, INC., 8 Newbury JOHN M. St., Boston 16, Mass.; KEnmore 6-0854. CAMP, pres.; GRACE M. JORDAN, time - buyer; ORVA KOENIGSBERG, sec. J. E. MURLEY, TV dir. & acct. exec.; J. J. MANN- ING, timebuyer. CAMPBELL -EWALD CO., General Motors Bldg., Detroit 2. Mich. 2-6200. BROOKE, SMITH, FRENCH & TRinity DORRANCE, THOMAS B. ADAMS, pres.; P. L. MCHUGH, v.p., INC., 52 Vanderbilt Ave., New York 17. MUrray TV. Hill 6-1800. Branch offices: Atlanta, Branch office: 8469 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit 14; Chicago, Los Angeles, VAlley 2-9700. New York, San Francisco. Dallas, Kansas City. Washington, Hollywood, Cincinnati, Denver. BROOKS ADVERTISING AGENCY, 1610 Argyle CAMPBELL-MITHUN, INC 1300 Northwestern Avenue, Hollywood 28, Calif. H011ywood 4-1158. Bank Bldg., Minneapolis 2, Minn. FE 9-7383. A. R. BROOKS, owner; BARBARA V OSBURGH, sec. RAY O. MITHUN, ores.; ARTHUR H. LUND, v.p. in chge. TV; NORMAN D. P. BROTHER & CO., INC., 3044 W. F. BEST, v.p. & gen. mgr. Grand Branch offices: 517 Munsey Bldg., MUlberry Blvd., Detroit 2, Mich., TRinity 2-8250. 5-0158; D. P. BROTHER, KENNETH 913 Palmolive Bldg., Chicago 11, Ill.; pres.; G. MANUEL, v.p. DElaware 7-7553: 1213 Hollywood and TV and radio dir.; WATTS WACKER, v.p. & Taft Bldg., dir. of media. Hollywood 28; H011ywood 2-0715. Branch offices: Los Angeles, New York. CAPLES CO., 216 E. Ontario St., Chicago 11, Ill.; SUperior 7-6016. THE CHARLES BRUNELLE COMPANY, 37 J. Lewis E. ERICKsoN, vice-pres., creative service. St.t,Hartford 3, Conn. JAckson 7.0726. ranch offices: Los Angeles, New York, Omaha, CHARLES BRUNELLE, pre'. & treas. Phoenix, Portland. BRYAN HOUSTON INC., 730 5th Ave., New CARGILL, WILSON & ACREE, INC., 201 E. York 19, N. Y. PLaza 7-6400. Franklin St., Richmond 19. MI. 3-3485. BRYAN HOUSTON, chairman, board of directors; E. MANNING ROBIN, radio -TV dir.; ROBERT C. WILLIAM R. HILLENBRAND, president; WILLIAM HALL, JR., media dir. B. TEMPLETON, vice president & TV radio dir. Branch office: 1125 East Morehead St., 3; EDison 3-8407. BUCHANAN & COMPANY, INC., 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y. BRyant 9-7900. MILTON CARLSON CO., 3540 Wilshire Blvd., JOHN HERTZ, JR., churn. of bd.; NAT STROM, Los Angeles 5, Calif.; DUnkirk 8-9464. radio & TV dir. MILTON CARLSON, TV dir.; RUTH JOHNSON, TV Branch offices: Los Angeles, San Francisco. timebuyer. BUCHANAN-THOMAS ADVERTISING CO., CARTER ADVERTISING AGENCY, 912 Balti- 5010 Underwood Ave., Omaha 32, Neb. GLendale more, Kansas City 5, Mo. RA 1356. 6793. CHARLES W. CARTER, pres.; WILLIAM G. Rows, R. E. SAVAGE, C. H. HARDING II, R. A. DUNDIS, exec. v.p. partners. CASMIR ADVERTISING CO., INC., 551 Fifth BUCHEN CO., 400 W. Madison St., Chicago 6, Ave.. New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 2-2014. Ill.; RAndolph 6-9305. DAVID C. CASMIR, pres.; MARVIN CASMIR, v.p. JOSEPH H. CARO, senior v.p., treas.; JOHN COLE, CAYTON, INC., 9 E. 40th St., New York 16. LEx- TV dir. ington 2-1711. FRANK BULL & CO., 1239 N. Highland Ave., WILLIAM D'ARCY CAYTON, pres.; FRED LADD, TV Hollywood 38, Calif.; Hollywood 5-4194. dir. FRANK BULL, owner; WILLIAM ASAY, TV dir.; W. CRAIG CHAMBERS, INC 513 Second Ave.. RUTH MILNE, TV timebuyer. Pittsburgh 19, Penna. AT 1-4028. W. CRAIG CHAMBERS, pres.; THE BULLARD AGENCY, 219 Court St., Port H. A. MCCoY, v.p. Huron, Mich., YUkon 5.6755. NELSON CHESMAN ADVERTISING, 240 E. 11th RocEWooD BULLARD, TV dir. St., Chattanooga 2, Tenn.; AM 6-4942.

610 HIXSON & JORGENSEN, INC., 3540 Wilshire JACKSON, HAERR, PETERSON & HALL, INC., Blvd., Los Angeles 5, Calif.; DUnkirk 8-3121. 331 Fulton St., Peoria, Ill. Tel: 6-8758. H. D. WALSH, vice-pres. & TV dir.; HARRIET M. EDWARD J. KLEIN, TV dir., acct. exec., copy WEIGAND, timebuyer. dir.; RAYMOND PETERSON, RICHARD A. HALL, Branch: Portland. ALVIN HAERR, PHILIP HARNEY, acct. execs. HOFFMAN, YORK PAULSON & GERLACH, JACKSON & HEDRICK INC., 62 Worth Street, INC., 5130 W. Vliet St., Milwaukee 8, Wis.; New York 13, N. Y. Worth 4-7005. SPring 1-2600. PAUL H. HEDRICK, pres.; B. J. BRADBURY, Radio JOEL KURSEL, radio -TV pgm. dir.; JOSEPH P. & Television Production. MULVANNY. media dir. RAY C. JENKINS ADV. AGENCY, INC., Build- ers Exchange, Minneapolis 2, Minn., FEderal HUBER HOGE & SONS, INC., 699 Madison Ave., 2-4421. 21. Y. 8.0200. New York N. TEmpleton RAY C. JENKINS, pros. CECIL C. HOGE, pres.; Tom Di MAIo, radio, TV dir. RALPH H. JONES COMPANY, 3100 Carew Tower, Cincinnati 2, O. GArfield 1-2300. WILLIAM F. HOLLAND, Holland Bldg., 2530 Au- C. M. ROBERTSON, JR., pres. & treas.; ANN SMITH. burn Ave.ç,Cincinnati 19. CApital 1252-3-4. radio, TV dir. DOROTHY E. HOLLAND, owner; EARL HOLLAND, Branch: Columbus: Mumm, Mullay and Nichols, mgr.; ERWIN TIEMEYER, TV dir. Inc., 33 N. Grant Ave., 15; CApitol 1-7851. HOLST & MALE, INC., 1370 Kapiolani Blvd., KAL, EHRLICH & MERRICK, INC., 2141 Wis- Honolulu 14, T.H.; 95291. consin Ave., N.W., Washington 7, D. C.; FEderal TRENT CHRISTMAN, TV dir. 7-5500. NORMAN C. KAL, chmn. of the bd.; HARRY L. HONIG -COOPER & MINER, 1275 Columbus Ave., MERRICK, pres.; ALVIN Q. EHRLICH, exec. v.p. in San Francisco 11. ORdway 3-4469. chge. TV; DAVID P. THOMAS, TV dir.; NELLA LOUIS HONIG, pres.; JOHN W. DAVIS, secy.- MANNES, TV timebuyer. treas., media dir.; CLARICE MCCREARY, time - buyer. KAMIN ADVERTISING AGENCY, 605 McGowen Branch offices: 304 S. Kingsley Dr., Los Angeles St., Houston 6; JAckson 6-1181. 5. LESTER KAMIN, pres.; B. L. BLUMBERG, exec. vice-pres., media dir. & timebuyer. HORAN-DAUGHERTY, INC., St. Louis 5, Mis- souri, 8012 Bonhomme, VOlunteer 3-4524. THE KAPPS CO., 64 E. Lake St., Chicago 1, Dl. (NOAB ANPA ABP) STate 2-0160 J. J. HORAN, pres. & treas.; ROBERT O. SCOTT, CAPICO KAPPS. v.p. and TV dir. exec. vice-pres.; C. R. SIDES, copy chief; MARY H. W. KASTOR & SONS ADVERTISING CO., E. JoHNsoN, media dir.; J. W. DUKE, exec. art & 75 E. Wacker Dr.. Chicago 1 Bl. CEntral 6-5331. prod. dir.; BARBARA BLOCK, radio -TV dir.; ROBERT A. G. KASTOR, pres.; JAMES II. Wss.. TV dir. O.SCOTT, J. J. HORAN, acct. execs. THE JOSEPH KATZ COMPANY OF NEW HOUCK & COMPANY, INC., ADVERTISING- YORK, 555 Fifth Ave., New York 17; MUrray 2013 S. Jefferson St., Roanoke, Va.; Dlamond Hill 7-0250.; Baltimore: The Joseph Katz Co. of 5-8115. Baltimore, 501 St. Paul Place, 2; LExington C. B. HOUCK, pres.; JOHN CLEMENT, Radio & 9-1500. TV dir. HARRY KULLEN,_ rires.; CHARLES W. SHUGERT, exec. v.p.; G. NEWTON ODELL, v.p.; mktg.- BRYAN HOUSTON, INC., 730 5th Ave., New creative dir.; EDWARD KOGAN, Radio-TV dir. York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 7-6400. BRYAN HOUSTON, chmn. of bd.; WILLIAM R. HIL- HENRY J. KAUFMAN & ASSOCIATES, 1419 H LENBRAND, pres.; WILLIAM B. TEMPLETON, vice- St., N. W., Washington 5, D. C. Dlstrict 7-7400. pres. & radio-TV dir. HENRY J. KAUFMAN, managing director; JEF- FREY A. ABEL, TV dir. CHARLES W. HOYT CO., INC., 380 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 2-2000. KEELING & CO., INC., 1028 Chamber of Com- WILLIAM PHILIP SMITH, TV dir. merce Bldg.. Indianapolis 4, Ind. Melrose 5-5434. HAL R. KEELING, Chmn. of bd.; JAMES T. RICH- HUBBELL ADVERTISING AGENCY INC., 1900 ARDSON, pres.; M. C. DILL, TV time buyer. Euclid Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohio; CHerry 1-0212. FRANK HUBBELL, timebuyer. KEELOR & STITES CO., 3001 Carew Tower, Cin- cinnati 2, O. PArkway 1-1310. H. B. HUMPHREY, ALLEY & RICHARDS, NOLAN, JR., pres.; A. A. RADKEY, Vice-pres. 17, N. J. T. INC., 370 Lexington Ave., New York Y.; & TV dir. LExington 2-3020. RICHARD S. HUMPHREY, ch. bd.; RANSOM P. THE KEILSON CO.. 117 W. 46th St., New York 36, DUNNELL, vice-pres. & radio -TV dir. N. Y. Judson 2-1797. Branch office: Boston. M. KEILSON, J. KEILSON, I. KRILsoN, partners; PHYLLIS PION, prog. dir. HUNTER & WILLHITE ADV. AGENCY, 1540 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood 28; H011ywood KELLY & LAMB ADVERTISING AGENCY, 897 4-4191. Higgs Ave., Columbus 8, Ohio; AXminster 4-3583. DAVE MANNING, V.p., TV dir.; PHIL OSOL, AL MRS. DORAIT WILLIAMS, TV dir. & acct. exec. KEYS, JIM MCCULLA, BOB DESANTIS, PAUL Hamp- GRANNIS, acct. execs. KELLY, ZAHRNDT & KELLY INC., 2143 ton Ave., St. Louis 10, Mo.; Mlssion 5-2684. HUTCHINS ADVERTISING COMPANY, INC., VIRGIL A. KELLY, dir.; WALTER W. ZAHRNDT, 42 East Ave., Rochester 4, N. Y. HAmilton timebuyer, acct. exec.; WILLIAM H. THOMsoN, 6-1160. ROBERT W. KELLY, acct. execs. FRANK M. HUTCHINS, pres.; FRANZ A. HUT - CHINS, E. IRVING HUTCHINS, dir. M. H. KELSO CO., 3923 W. 6th St.. Lus Angeles Branch offices: Toronto, Ontario, Canada. 5, DUnkirk 2-2072. ROBERT J. JAMES, dir. IIUTCHINSON ADV. CO., 1257 N. Vine St., Hollywood 38; H011ywood 2-4500. DON KEMPER COMPANY, INC., 919 North ROGER S. HUTCHINSON, pres., timebuyer; KEN- Michigan Avenue, Chicago 11, Illinois; SUperior NETH HIMES, dept. dir.; MARGARET ROBINSON, 7-6746. media sec. CLYDE M. JoICE, Chairman of the Board; DoN H. KEMPER, pres.; ROBERT A. HILTON, v.p.; TED ILLINOIS SIMMONDS & SIMMONDS, INC., 520 C. CARLTON, V.P. N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago 11, MIchigan Branches: Dayton, New York. 2-3360. PHIL W. TOBIAS, JR., acct. exec.; STEPHANIE KENYON AND ECKHARDT, INC., 247 Park SEEDER, media dir. Ave., New York 17; YUkon 6-9000.

615 EDWIN Cox, chmn of bd.; WILLIAM B. LEWIS, H. JACK LANG, pres.; FRED P. STASHOWER, V.P. pres.; JAMES S. BEALLE, v.p. & TV dir.; CLINTON & treas.; ALVIN B. FISHER, v.p. & TV dir. F. WHEELER, JR., associate director, television - radio dept. LANSDALE CO., THE, 471 S. Fairfax, Los Branch offices: Detroit, Hollywood, San Fran- Angeles 4, WEbster 6-6216. cisco, Montreal, Toronto, Washington, D. C., BLAIR ROBERTSON, radio-TV dir.; PHIL LANSDALE, Chicago, Boston, Dallas, Mexico City. pres.; ROBERT SCHULBERG, acct. sup.; HELEN KITAHATA, JOYCE CARLILE, MAS MORITA. KETCHUM, MaeLEOD & GROVE, INC., 411 Sev- C. J. LaROCHE & CO., INC., 575 Lexington Ave., enth Ave., Pittsburgh 19, Pa. COurt 1-5100. New York 22, N. Y. PLaza 5-7711. GEORGE KETCH UM, president; EDWARD T. PAR - J. D. WEBB, pres.; Tom LEWIS, v.p., head of RACK, executive v.p., service; W. STANLEY RED - TV -radio dept. PATH, executive v.p., administration; EDGAR J. Branch office: Hollywood. DONALDSON, director, Radio-TV. New York Office: EDGAR J. DONALDSON, v.p. dir., LAVENSON BUREAU OF ADV. INC. 1212 Radio-TV; MARSHALL CLARK, V.p. mgr. Chestnut St., Philadelphia 7, Pa.; Kingsley Branch offices: New York, Washington, D. C. 6-1030. H. A. EGBERT, dir.; E. J. SCHIAVONE, timebuyer. KEYES, MADDEN & JONES, Division of Russel M. Seeds Co., Inc.; 919 North Michigan Avenue, CARL LAWSON ADV. CO., 4722 Broadway, Chicago 11, Ill. WHitehall 3-2133. Kansas City, 12, Mo.; JEfferson 1-5155. FREEMAN JOHN R. LAWSON, pres.; WAYNE H. Ross, V.Q.; KEYES, ch. of bd.; HOWARD JONES, RICHARD pres.; H. B. GOLDSMITH, JR., exec. v.p.; RUSSELL M. MALONEY, ir. of P. R.; GERALD F. B. OUNG, v.p., dir. of Radio & TV; MERLE UPDIKE, A. E.; ARLENE HALE, MARIANNE WIED- MYERS, head time buyer. MAN, timebuyer. Branch offices: 1270 Avenue of Americas, New Branch: CARL LAW SON ADV. Co., 112 North Cen- York 20; COlumbus 5-5814; 1680 Vine Street, tral Phoenix, Arizona; ALpine 2-7500. Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011ywood 9-3974; Colum- FRAN BEIA, gen. mgr.; MARGARETTA S. VANDYKE, bia Club, Room 525, 121 Monument Circle, In- creative dir.; HOW ARD F. KING, art director; BILL dianapolis 9, Indiana; MElrose 5-1361; 200 S. E. M. OWENS, a. e.; JOAN FARIS, timebuyer. First Street, Miami, Florida; FRanklin 7-1609. AL PAUL LEFTON CO., INC., 1617 Pennsylvania KEYES, MARTIN AND COMPANY, 80 Morris Blvd., Philadelphia 3, Pa. LOcust 8-5600. Ave., Springfield, N. J.; DRexal 6-7300. AL PAUL LEFTON, pres.; A. R. GRIFFIN, TV dir. SEY MO UR STEINHARDT, TV dir., timebuyer. Branch office: New York. ABBOTT KIMBALL CO., INC., 250 Park Ave., LENNEN & NEWELL, INC., 380 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y. YUkon 6-7800. New York 17. N. Y. MUrray Hill 2-5400. ABBOTT KIMBALL, chmn. of bd.; BARBARA REID, ADOLPH TOIGO, pres.; NICHOLAS E. KEESELY, time buyer. senior v.p. in chge. of radio and TV; FRANCIS Branch offices: Chicago, Los Angeles, San C. BARTON, JR., v.p., gen. mgr. Radio-TV. Francisco. Branch offices: Beverly Hills, San Francisco. LEW KING, VEHON & WOLF, INC., 1426 N. TED LEVY, RICHARD LANE & CO., 1637 1st St. Phoenix, Ariz. ALpine 4-5548. Marion St., Denver 18, Col., MAin 3-7133. Law KING, owner; JACK BEVERIDGE, TV dir. BARBARA AITON, TV dir., timebuyer; J. EPSTEIN, man. part.; PHILIP H. KARSH, partner; MIKE KIRCHER, HELTON & COLLETT, INC., 2600 SLOSBERG, A. E. Far Hills Avenue, Dayton, Ohio. Phone: AXminster 3-3191. S. A. LEVYNE CO., THE, 343 St. Paul Pl., Bal- RALF C. KIRCHER, pres.; Dolt R. LYONS, TV dir. timore 2. Md.; MUlberry 5-3390. JOYCE K. COLE, timebuyer; ROBERT L. AUER, PHILIP KLEIN ADVERTISING, INC., Penn HENRY EISNER, acct. execs. Square Building, Philadelphia 7, Pa.; Rlttenhouse 6.7070. LEWIN, WILLIAMS & SAYLOR, INC., 130 E. HERBERT RINGOLD, pres.; ALAN KALISH, TV dir. 59 St., New York 22, N. Y. MUrray Hill 8-6200. & timebuyer. A. W. LEWIN, chmn. of the bd.; S. M. WEISS, pres.; NORMAN BAER, dir. of radio -TV. WALTER J. KLEIN CO., 1214 Elizabeth Ave., Branch offices: Newark, London, Eng. Charlotte 4, N. C., FRanklin 7-1646. ALAN BURKE, TV dir. GUY ZWAHLEN, ROBERT LEWIS & GILMAN, INC., 1528 Walnut St., Phila- BUCKLER, MR. BURKE, CHARLES Moss, acct. execs. delphia 2, PEnnypacker 5-9900. Branches: New York, Raleigh, N. C. GRAHAM MASON, creative dir.; JOHN BLEASDALE, KRUPNICK TV prod.; PETER KONDRAS, media dir.; EVELYN & ASSOCIATES, INC., 508 N. Grand WALM SLEY, ,isst. media dir.; DAVID MCINTYRE, Blvd., St. Louis 3, Mo.; JEfferson 3.1723. TV prod. SAM KRUPNICK, pres.; LEE CAVANAGH, radio - TV dir. LILLER, NEAL, BATTLE & LINDSEY, INC., 1371 Peachtree Street, N.E., Atlanta 9, Ga.; KUDNER AGENCY, INC., 575 Madison Ave., TRinity 3-3381. New York 22. MUrray Hill 8-6700. JAMES L. BATTLE, C. K. LILLER, WILLIAM W. C. M. ROHRABAUGH, pres.; STUART D. LUDLUM, HEAL, partners. of TV & Radio; EDGAR C. KAHN, TV prod. Branch offices: New York, Richmond. KUTTNER & KUTTNER, INC., 646 N. Michigan LINDSEY & CO., 8 N. Eighth St., Richmond 19, Ave., Chicago 11, Ill. SUperior 7-7940. Va., Tel.: 7-3065. LAKE-SPIRO-SHURMAN, W. LEROY HOERTER, TV dir.; DOROTHY L. INC., Radio Center N ELMS, timebuyer; Bldg., Memphis 3, Tenn.; 5-1571. THEDORE M. CURT IS, FRANK AVRON SPIRO, pres. G. CHRISTIAN, JOHN M. GOODw IN, acct. execs. LAMBERT & FEASLEY, INC., 430 Park Ave., LITTLE & CO., 3719 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles New York 22, MUrray Hill 8-6464. 5, DUnkirk 9-1267. FRANK W. MACE, pres.; Jon);JOHN BATES, v.p. chg. GAYS LITTLE, D. F. HARBRIDGE, JR. TV -radio; WILLIAM B. dir. of media. THE W. E. LONG CO., INDEPENDENT BAK- ERBERTO LANDI ADVERTISING CO., 853 7th ERS' COOPERATIVE, 188 W. Randolph St., Ave., New York 19, N. Y.; Judson 6-0588-9. Chicago 1, Ill. RAndolph 6-4606. DAVID R. HAYES, ERBERTO LANDI, owner & radio -TV dir.; Rosa radio and TV dir.; JOHN PETERS GATTO, media dir. PESIcx, asst. radio, TV dir.; D. F. COPELL, gen. mgr.; F. B. LEONARD, Adv. dir.; D. R. HAYES, PHILIP J. LANE ADVERTISING, 16 East 50th Radio & TV Dir.; J. PESICI, asst. Radio-TV dir.; St., New York, N. Y., PLaza 3-9327. R. A. GILBERTZ, media dir.; R. D. RYNERSON, PHILIP J. LANE, owner. asst. media dir. LANG, FISHER & STASHOWER, INC.. 1010 LOWE & HALL ADVERTISING, 600 New Bldg., Euclid Ave., Cleveland 15, Ohio. PRospect 1-0300. Greenville, S. C.; CEdar 5-7489.

616 JOHN E. CHARLES H. EYLES, pres.; ALICE LYNNE MOONEY, STANLEY SCHLENTHER, v.p., mgr.; Radio-TV dir. CARTER, creative dir.; BARBARA SEEVER, media dir. FOOTE, CONE & BELDING, 247 Park Avenue, GARDNER ADVERTISING CO.. 915 Olive St. 6-8000. St. Louis 1, Mo., CEntral 1.3200. 9 Rockefeller New York 17, N. Y.; YUkon 5-2000. ROBERT F. CARNEY, chmn. of bd.; JOHN B. SIMP- Plaza, New York 20, N. Y., COlumbus dir. broadcasting; ROGER 370 Lexington Ave., New York 17. MUrray Hill SON, v.p. and national 28; H011ywood PRYOR, v.p. and national dir. broadcast production. 9-2424; 1717 N. Highland Avenue, Los An- 9-2719. Offices: Chicago, Hollywood, Houston, v.p. geles, San Francisco, Frankfurt -Am -Main, Lon- C. E. CLAGGETT, pres.; WILLIAM D. FISHER, don, Montreal, Toronto, Mexico City. radio & TV pgm. St. Louis; ROLAND MARTINI, N. Y. v.p., radio and TV dir.; W. D. PENNING - FORT & COMPANY, 2005 Vail Ave., Charlotte, TON, v.p., Radio/TV com'1, St. Louis; D. C. N. C. EDison 2-7089. PORTEOUS, N. Y., v.p., Radio-TV. JOHN L. FORT, timebuyer. Branch office: New York. FOSTER & DAVIES, INC., Keith Building, Cleve- H. M. GARDNER & ASSOCIATES, 264 So. Ro- land 15, O. CHerry 1-0711. bertson Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.; OLeander Rand Tower, Minneap- 5-7283. FOULKE AGENCY, INC., H. M. GARDNER, owner. olis 2, Minn. FEderal 9-5581. GARFIELD ADVERTISING, INC., 26 O'Far- ALBERT FRANK-GUENTHER LAW, INC.. 131 rell St., San Francisco 5, Calif.; EXbrook 2-3420. Cedar St., New York 6. COrtlandt 7.5060. THURSTON MCGUFFICE, TV dir. HOWARD W. CALKINS, chmn. of bd. and pres. ROBERT W. DAY, TV dir. GERBER ADVERTISING AGENCY, 1305 S. W. Branch offices: Boston, Chicago, Philadelphia, 12th Ave., Portland 1, Oregon. CApitol 7-0515. San Francisco, Los Angeles. F. D. WIEDEN, dir.; GEORGE CLINTON, time - CARLOS FRANCO ASSOCIATION, INC., 420 buyer. Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y. PLaza 8-0792. THE GETSCHAL CO., INC., 342 Madison Ave., RICHARD W. HUBBELL, TV dir.; CARLOS FRANCO, New York 17; MUrray 7-2200. acct. exec. BUDD GETSCHAL, pres.; GERRY GILBERT, TV. CLINTON E. FRANK, INC., Merchandise Mart, GEYER, MOREY, MADDEN & BALLARD, INC., Chicago 54, Ill. WHitehall 4-5900. 595 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. PLaza BUCKINGHAM W. GuNN, v.p.; radio-TV dir.; 1-3300. HELEN LYDON, asst. radio -TV dir.; A. S. TRDDE, B. B. GEYER, chmn. of board; SAM BALLARD, JR., media dir.; HELEN DAVIS, asst. media dir. pres.; RALPH ROBERTSON, v.p. & media dir. Branches. Hollywood 28, Calif.: 1680 N. Vine Branch offices: Dayton, Detroit. St.; H011ywood 9-6261 Richard L. Davis, Rob- ert Nye; New York, N. Y.: 501 Madison Ave.; GIBBONS ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 802 MUrray Hill 8-1242; Jack Miller. Daniel Bldg., Tulsa 3. LUther 7-2444. J. Buai GIBBONS¡¡,,_ pres. & treas.; JOHN B. GIB- FRANKEL, JONES, CO., 180 N. Wabash Ave., BONS, v.p.; JOHN I3. GIBBONS & JAMES K. TEAGUE, Chicago 1. DEarborn 2.5745. TV Directors. JONES B. FRANKEL, pres.; HENRY I. SHERRY, TV INC., dir. GIBRALTAR ADVERTISING AGENCY, 17 E. 45th St.. New York 17. MUrray Hill 7-7896. THE FREDERICK-CLINTON CO., 545 Fifth Ave., CHARLES J. BASCH, III, pres.; FRANCES SCOTT, New York 17. MUrray Hill 2-7433. TV dir. and time buyer. F. C. BURGER, ch. of board; HAROLD S. RIEFF, CLIFFORD GILL AGENCY, INC., 8701 Wilshire pres.-treas radio TV dir.; R. S. BUCEBINDER, 5-8388, exec. v.p. & secy. Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif. OLeander OLympic 2-3840. CURT FREIBERGER & CO., 1439 Court Pl., Den- CLIFFORD GILL, acct. exec.; DOROTHY GILL, time - ver 2, Colo. ALpine 5-2048. buyer. C. J. FRIEBERGER, pres. GILLHAM ADVERTISING AGENCY, 500 Conti- FRENCH & SHIELDS, INC., University Club nental Bank Bldg., Salt Lake City 1, Utah. Bldg., St. Louis 3, Mo. JEfferson 1-0037. EMpire 4-5516. A. E. PRELL, V.P. M. C. NELSON, pres. & treas.; Lox RICHARDSON, AD FRIED ADVERTISING AGENCY, 160 Santa SR., V.Q.; R. F. ROHLFING, V.Q.; WENDELL Clara Ave., Oakland 10, Calif. OLympic 4-3773. ASHTON, v.p.; JAY Y. TIPTON, v.p.; HEBER . AD FRIED, owner, TV dir.; EDITH FERREIRA, TV WOLSEY, v.p. & radio -TV. time buyer; KAY BACHRACH, art dir.; ELAINE BERT S. GITTINS ADVERTISING, INC., 739 N. FRIED, music librarian; JERRY THRALL, prod. dir. Broadway, Milwaukee 2. BR 6-5934. FRIEND -REISS ADVERTISING, INC., 221 W. BERT S. GITTINS, president; GERALD L. SEAMAN. 57th St., New York 19; PLaza 7-8030. TV director; VERN LAUSTSEN, TV exec. L. FRIEND, pres.; B. M. REISS, chmn. of the 3670 Wilshire Blvd., REESE, CLASSER-GAILEY, INC., bd. H. REISs, asst. chmn. of the bd.; W. J. Los Angeles 5, Calif.; DUnkirk 4-2141. TV dir. G. F. GLASSER, pres. JIMMY FRITZ & ASSOCIATES, INC., 1680 N. AGENCY, St., Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011ywood WILLIAM GLAZER ADVERTISING Vine United Office Building, Cleveland 23, 0.; MA 3.3251. 1.0816. JIMMY FRITZ, pres.; DON CORDRAY, radio TV dir. proder., timebuyer. Branch: Chicago. W. J. GABRIEL, TV dir., HARRY M. FROST CO., INC., 260 Tremont St.; GLENN ADVERTISING, INC., 620 Republic Bank Boston 16. LIberty 2-6140. Bldg., Dallas I, Texas. RIverside 1-9851. KARL M. FROST, pres.; HAROLD E. BESSOM, V.Q.; JOHN H. STEWART, pres.; WARD M. WILCOX, FLORENCE A. DONDERO, v.p.; R. E. MCLAUGHLIN, Chmn. of bd.. v.p.; HARVEY P. NEWCOMB, V.Q. Branch offices: Fort Worth, Houston, Los An- geles, San Antonio, El Paso, Fort Lauderdale, FULLER & SMITH & ROSS, INC., 666 Fifth Oklahoma City. Ave., New York 19; JUdson 2-9000. Los ROBERT E. ALLEN, pres.; A. E. DURAM, SR., v.p., MIKE GOLD AGENCY, 8732 Sunset Blvd., TV -radio dept. mgr. Angeles 46, Calif. BRadshaw 2-7489. Branch offices: Cleveland. Chicago, Ft. Worth, MIKE GOLD, acct. exec.; MILTON FIGEN, con- Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, San Francisco. tinuity; SYLVIA GOLD, timebuyer. FULLER & SMITH & ROSS, INC., 909 Dan FRANCIS D. GONDA COMPANY, 6912 Holly- Waggoner Bldg., Fort Worth 2, Texas.; ED. wood Blvd., Los Angeles 28, Calif. H011ywood 2-2201. 2-1325. 613 THE GOODMAN ORGANIZATION, Suite 204, 6040; 360 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, Ill.; State 8350 Santa Monica Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Cali- 2-0523; 1750 North Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.; fornia; OLdfield 6-6200. Hollywood 9-8217. 515 Madison Ave. New York; CLAIRE MOSES, media dir. PLaza 1.3979; Lloyd Bldg., 603 Stewart St., Seattle; MAin 4.3711. PHIL GORDON AGENCY 23 E. Jackson Blvd., Chicago 4, Ill.; HArrison 3.2103. ALEX ANDERSON, creative TV dir. (San Fran- cisco); CHET RHODES, dir. TV operations (San PHILIP W. ABRAMS, vice-pres. & TV dir. Francisco) DAVID FULMER, TV program dir. GOTHAM-VLADIMIR ADVERTISING, INC., (Hollywood); REGGIE SCHUEBEL, dir. of network 342 Madison Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.; relations (New York). OXford 7-4300. LAWRENCE C. GUMBINNER ADVERTISING G. ELLSWORTH HARRIS, vice-chmn. of the bd.; AGENCY, DUNCAN D. INC., 655 Madison Ave., New York SUTPHEN, chmn. exec. comm.; IRWIN 21, N. Y. TEmpleton 8-1717. VLADIMIR, bd. ARTHUR chmn.; A. KRON, pres.; PAUL GUMBINNER, v. ., TV & radio; ANITA SALLY ALLEN, supv. radio & TV services RICH- WASSERMAN, JON NE MURPHYtALBERT SESSIONS, ARD H. HoBBs, mgr. Chicago 1 office, No. LaSalle GAIL SESSIONS, time buyers; MICHAEL SASANOFF, St., Chicago 2; FRANK A. BIRDSALL, mgr. San Francisco creative dir.; RICHARD H. BLUE, producer, West office, 251 Kearny St., San Francisco Coast; MORTON KASMAN, BUD 8; Luis A. PERDOM0, mgr. GREENSPAN, pro- Puerto Rico office, 1556 ducers; LARRY HARMS, TV Art dir.; HERBERT Ponce de Leon Ave., Santurce. HEYMAN, TV traffic. GRANT ADVERTISING, INC. 711 3rd Avenue, WM. J. HACKENBERG ADVERTISING, 206 New York 21, N. Y.; OXford 7-5800; 919 Main St., Wheeling, W. Va.; CEdar 3-3386. N. Michigan Ave., Chicago, Ill. SUperior 7-6500. WM. J. HACXENBERG, TV dir. WILL C. GRANT, pres.; RUDY BEHLMER, TV dir., Hollywood. HADLOCK & ASSOC., 7564 Sunset Blvd., Holly- Branch offices: Dallas, Detroit, Hollywood, Miami, wood 46, Calif.; H011ywood 2-6731. Seattle, New York, San Francisco. J. F. HADLOCK, pres., acct. exec.; STEPHEN BEN - NETT, v.p. GRAY & ROGERS, 12 S. 12th St., Philadelphia 7, Pa. WAlnut 2-4808. JOHN L. HALPIN ADVERTISING, 277 State St., JEROME B. GRAY, EDMUND Schenectady 5. FRanklin 2-0492. H. ROGERS, ROBERT W. Jong L. HALPIN, MARION G. HALPIN, partners. GRAHAM, RUSSELL K. CARTER, SHERMAN G. LAN- DES, WILLIAM B. EDWARDS, ATHERTON SEELEY, HAMMER COMPANY, THE, 171 Church St., DAVID B. ARNOLD, ALBERT R. BOCHºOCH, FRANK- Hartford 3, Conn.; JAckson 7-0183. LIN P. JONES, GRANVILLE WORRELL, THELMA HAROLD BRONSON, radio-TV mgr. BERESIN, WILLIAM KINNEY, HENRY R. HAL- LOWELL, partners; EDMUND H. ROGERS, partner, HARRINGTON, RICHARDS & MORGAN (Div. TV dept supervisor & production head.; WALTER of Fletcher D. Richards, Inc.), 58 Sutter St., M. ERICKsoN, TV dept. director & media head; San Francisco 4, Calif.; EXbrook 2-6025. DAVID E. HENDERSON, production assistant. JANET L. ROBINSON, media research dir. Branch: Newark, N. J. HARRIS & LOVE ADV. AGENCY, INC., 1515 N. C. GREENFIELD, 570 Seventh Ave., New York Walker Bank Building, Salt Lake City 1, Utah; 18. I.Ongacre 4-4464. EMpire 3-8815. M. D. GREENFIELD, pres. ROBERT G. LOVE, TV dir. MONROE HART-CONWAY CO., INC., Genesee Valley Trust GREENTHAL CO., INC., 595 Madison Bldg., Rochester 14. LOcust 3520. Ave., New York 22. PLaza 9-8640. H. LYMAN HART, pres. & treas.; HAROLD E. MONROE W. GREENTHAL, pres. & treu.; HARVEY KENNEDY, exec. v.p. SCHULMAN, radio and TV director. GEORGE H. HARTMAN CO., 307 N. Michigan WILLARD G. GREGORY & CO., 416 W. 8th St., Ave., Chicago 1. Andover 3-0130. Los Angeles 14, Calif.; MAdison 7-0531. H. HARTMAN, pres.; JACK LEONARD, TV WILLARD G. GREGORY, pres.; EARL LINES, V.P. production supervisor. Branch office: GEORGE H. HARTMAN Co., 25th GREY ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 430 Park Ave., Floor; 420 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, New New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 1-3500. York; MUrray Hill 9.8637; Jong D. Bute, man- ARTHUR C. FATT, president; ALFRED L. HOL - ager; director of television. LENDER, vice pres., radio -TV. Branch offices: Beverly Hills, San Francisco, Mon- WILLIAM W. HARVEY, INC. 5747 Melrose treal, Can. Ave., Los Angeles 38, Calif.; H011ywood 2-0874. GRIFFITH ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., R. E. JACOBSON, radio -TV dir., acct. exec. 1424-4th St. So. (P.O. Box 52), St. Petersburg HEINEMAN, KLEINFELD, SHAW AND JO- 31, Fla.; ORange 1-4644. SEPH, INC., 1270 Ave. of the Americas, New D. P. GRIFFITH, pres.; JOSEPH A. GRIFFITH, Vp. York 20, N. Y.; CIrcle 7-7660. timebuyer; V. M. DENNY, v.p. MORT HEINEMAN, pres.; M. J. KLEINFELD, chmn. of the bd.; JOSEPH SHAW, v.p.; JULIUS JOSEPH, THE GRISWOLD-ESHLEMAN CO., 12th Floor - JR., v.p. 55 Public Square, Cleveland 13, O. TOwer 1-3232. CHARLES FARRAN, pres.; HEINZ A. STADTHAGEN, HENDERSON ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., media dir. 55 S. Pleasantburg Dr., Greenville, S. C.; CE 2-7611. ART GRUBER ASSOCIATES, ADVERTISING, HOWARD K. MCINTYRE, v.. acct. exec.; R. H. 4401 East Lake St., Minneapolis 6. Minn. PArk- EATON, treas.; BETTY MCCOWAN, timebuyer. way 1-1661. ARTHUR R. GRUBER, pres. & treas.; E. M. GRUBER, AL HERR ADVERTISING AGENCY, 225 E. Mich- SEC., NORMAN VINITSEY, v.p. igan St., Mtfwaukee 2 Wisc. BRoadway 1.2710. AL Hz», pres.; PAT KOCIAN, TV dir. GRUBB & PETERSEN ADVERTISING, 111 N. J. M. HICKERSON INC., 551 Fifth Ave., New Market St., Champaign, Ill. FLeetwood 6-3766. 17, DALE R. ARVIDSON, York N. Y.; OXford 7-6330; 1142 Des Moines radio -'!'V dir.; J. J. DOM - Bldg., Des Moines 9; BROWSE E, media dir.; R. E. SMITH, Radio-TV. ATlantic 2-0221. prod. supv. CHARLES J. CAUDLE, radio-TV dir. HICKS AND GREIST INC., 555 Fifth Ave., GUENTHER, BROWN & BERNE, INC., Enquirer New York 17, N. Y. MU 7-5600. Building, Cincinnati 2, O.; GArfield 1-4244. CHARLES V. SXOOG, pres.; THEODORE J. GRUNE- DAVID BROWN, A. v.p., TV dir.; CLIFFORD BARER, WALD, V.P. & TV acct. exec. dir. HILTON & RIGGIO INC. 4 W. 58th St., New GUILD, BASCOM & BONFIGLI, INC., 130 York 19, N. Y.; Murray Hill 8-4224. Kearny St., San Francisco 8, Calif.; YUkon 2- MARIA CARAYAS, radio -TV dir., timebuyer.

614 THE PHILLIPS-RAMSEY CO., 304 Ivy, San Diego ROBINSON, FENWICK & HAYNES, INC., 1111 1, Calif. BElmont 4-6401. Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 17. HUntley 2-2050. CHARLES C. RA/KIEV, president; JAMES G. HOLLO- ELWOOD J. ROBINSON, pres.; LEE LAUFER, V.Q. WAY, vice-president; HERBERT FREDMAN, exec. & TV dir. v.p.; ORVA W. HUFF, sec. & radio -TV dir.; L. PHILLIPS, treas. ROBINSON, ADLEMAN & MONTGOMERY, ROBERT INC., 2016 Walnut St., Philadelphia 3, Kings- PICARD-MARVIN, INC., 48 E. 43rd St., New ley 6-4650. York 17. MUrray Hill 2-3883. ANTHONY WALTON, radio -TV dir. R. A. PICARD, pres. & TV dir. ROCHE, RICKERD & CLEARY, INC., 135 S. PITLUK ADVERTISING CO., 123 Auditorium LaSalle St., Chicago 3, Ill. RAndolph 6-9760. Circle, San Antonio 5, Texas. CApitol 3-6131. J. L. PROEBSTING, ch. of bd.; C. E. RICKERD, JACK N. PITLUK, SR., JACK N. PITLUK, JR., LOUIS pres.; C. W. ANDERSON, treas.; K. ROCHE, dir. H. PITLUK, partners; Dox ZIMMERS, TV dir.; of Radio-TV. JIM BATTERSBY, pub. relations. IRVING ROCKLIN & ASSOCIATES, 32 W. Ran- POTTS-WOODBURY INC., 2233 Grand Ave., dolph St., Chicago 1. RAndolph 6-2324. Kansas City 8, Mo. ,Rand 1-5775. IRVING ROCKLIN, pres.; SUE WURTZBURG, film J. B. WOODBURY, chum. of board; WILLIAM J. director; IRA SEGALL, TV director; MARJORIE BREWER, prod. supv.; GENE W. DENNIS, dir. of LovINGER, continuity director; ROBERT SPENCER, TV & Radio; PHIL DANGERFIELD, air media, acct. TV production head. exec.; KELLY O'NEILL, timebuyer. ROGERS & SMITH ADVERTISING AGENCY, POWELL, SCHOENBROD AND HALL AD- 505 N. Ervay, Dallas 1, Texas. VERTISING INC., 230 North Michigan Ave., HOWARD B. FISHER, TV director, Dallas; RICHARD Chicago 1, Ill. FInancial 6-7890. P. SLADE, TV director, Kansas City. HERBERT SUMMERS HALL, Radio-TV dir. RUDER & FINN INCORPORATED, 130 East 59 PRATER ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 705 St., New York 22, N. Y. PLaza 9-1800. Chestnut St., St. Louis 1, Mo. GArfield 1.6490. DAVID FINN, WILLIAM RUDER, PAUL ZUCKER, GEORGE L. PRATER, pres.; M. T. PRATE*, v.p.; partners; MILDRED VIGDERHOUSE, director of BARBARA BLOCK, radio, TV dir. radio -television dept. PRODUCT SERVICES, INC., 17 E. 45th St., New THE RUMRILL CO., INC., 1895 Mt. Hope Ave., York 17, N. Y. MUrray Hill 7-0204. Rochester 20, N. Y. BRowning 1-2150. LES L. PERSEY, pres.; HAROLD L. TUERs, v.p.; C. L. RUMRILL, preS.; WILLIAM S. TITUS, act- ERN WESTMORE, R -TV prod. dir.; R. DEMAIO, ing media director (Rochester) ; CHARLES D. comm'l mgr. casting. EINACH, timebuyer (Buffalo). THE RANDALL COMPANY, 75 Pearl St., Hart- THE RUMRILL CO., INC., 1895 Mt. Hope Ave., ford 3, Conn. Phone 7.1179. Rochester 20, N. Y.; BRowning 1-2150. WILBUR W. RANDALL, pres.; JACK F. REYNOLDS, LYLE B. REIGLER, V.p. & gen. mgr.; HARRY T. TV dir. DUFFY, v.p. Buffalo, REACH McCLINTON & CO., INC., 505 Park Branches: Utica. Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 1-7300. LOWE RUNKLE CO., 13 floor, Liberty Bank HAROLD L. MCCLINTON, preS.; CHARLES DALLAS, Bldg., Oklahoma City 2, Okla. CEntral 6-3521. REACH, chairman of the board and treasurer; LowE RUNKLE, pres.; MACK FULLER, TV dir. WERNER MICHEL, V. /o., radio, TV. Branches: Newark. Chicago, Boston, Minneapolis, LEWIS EDWIN RYAN, 726 Jackson Pl., N.W., Los Angeles. Affiliates: Jacksonville, Houston. Washington 6, D. C. REpublic 7-7606. LEWIS EDWIN RYAN, owner; WILLIAM J. GREEN, KNOX REEVES ADVERTISING. INC., 400 Sec- TV dir. ond Ave. South, Minneapolis 1, Minn. Federal 9-0071. BEN SACKHEIM, INC., The Plaza, 2 West 59th St.. New York 19, N. Y. PLaza 1.2200. board of - E. E. SYLVESTRE, chmn. of the directors BEN SACKHEIM, PITTS, V.p., TV E. NEFF, v.p. & TV Ares.; WILLIAM WAYNE HUNT, president; R. prod.; RICHARD GOLDSMITH, TV timebuyer. dir.; R. W. STAFFORD, exec. v.p. ST. GEORGES & KEYES, INC 250 Park Ave., REINCKE, MEYER & FINN, INC., 520 N. Mich- N. 6-7575. 4-7440. New York 17, Y. YUkon igan Ave.. Chicago 11, Ill. WHitehall STANLEY J. KEYES, pres.; JAMES J. FREEMAN, V.p. MEYER, pres.; LEWIS GREEN, TV dir.; WALLACE & media dir.; ALICIA FROST, timebuyer. JOHN PRIEBE, media dir. Branch office: Chicago. REINHARDT ADVERTISING, INC., 1736 Frank- SALOW & ASSOC. CO., INC., 45 Howe Ave., lin St., Oakland 12, Calif. TEmplebar 2-2408. Passaic, N. J. GRegory 3-1414. EMIL REINHARDT, pres.; LEO BOWMAN, time H. HARVEY SALOW, mgr. buyer. SANDERS ADV. AGENCY, INC., 711 Interurban JOSEPH REISS ASSOCIATES, 210 5th Ave., New Bldg., Dallas 1, RIverside 7-1582. York 10. N. Y. OR. 9-8070. JOHN PAULING, radio -TV dir. JOSEPH REISS, pros.; LILLIAN FIRESTONE, media dir. WALKER SAUSSY ADVERTISING, INC., Pent- house, Texas Co. Bldg., New Orleans 16, La. FLETCHER RICHARDS, CALKINS & HOLDEN, JAckson 2-9212. INC., 6233 Hollywood Boulevard. Hollywood 28, BOATNER REILY, pres.; P. J. STAKELUM, V.p. & California. H011ywood 6-1311. TWX LA 88. gen. mgr.; JOSEPH SHIELDS, v.p.; D. W. ZIEGE- ROBERT C. TEMPLE, vice-president and manager; LASCH, v.p.; I. J. VIDACOVICH, Sr., V.p.; DOROTHEA RAYMOND R. MORGAN, JR., JAMES O. THOMPSON, SCHLESINGER, SeC.; ALVIN CAMUS, treas. J. PAUL MCKINNEY, vice-presidents, ACE OCHS, Branch: Walker Saussy Advertising, Inc., 6363 Televison and Radio dir. Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif.: OLive 3-8120. R. C. RIEBEL ADVERTISING AGENCY, 151 S. ROBERT ANDERSON, v.p. in chg. 5th St., Louisville 2, Ky. WAbash 6039. R. C. RIEBEL, owner and mgr.; GLOºIA SCHRADER, SAVAGE -LEWIS, INC., 1807 Lyndale Ave.. South TV dir. Minneapolis 5, Minnesota. FE 9-7286. ERLE B. SAVAGE, JR., president; CARROLL E. MARSHALL ROBERTSON ADV. AGENCY, 1550 CRAWFORD, TV director. Speer Blvd., Denver 4, KEystone 4-6268. MARSHALL ROBERTSON, MARY A. ROBERTSON, FRANK B. SAWDON, INC., 60 E. 56th St., New dira.. timebuyers; JOHN F. EBY, v.p.; JAMES York 22, N. Y., PLaza 1-4646. BRIGGS, R. WENDELL MCWILLIAMS, acct. execs.; FRANK B. SAWDON, pres.; STANLEY SYMAN, exec. MARGARET PIERSON. v.p.; AROIEN RODNER, v.p., inedia dir.; VICTOR

619 SAWDON, sec.; JOHN PAUL JONES, Radio & TV KELLOG, prod.; JACK PERKINS, west coast art dir.; prod., talent buyer. ARTHUR SIMS, east coast art dir.; RAY STONE, Branch office: 6115 Selma Ave., Hollywood, Chicago office mgr.; ROBERT E. FRANKLIN, New Calif.; H011ywood 4-7579. ALLAN MOLL. York office mgr.; L. BILLIE RIOLA, traffic dept. SCHECK ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC.. 9 BARTON A. STEBBINS 'ADVERTISING, 3142 Clinton St., Newark 2, N. J. MArket 2.0480. Wilshire Blvd.. Los Angeles 5, Calif. DUnkirk 8- JuLIos SCHECK, pres.; E. GRANT SCHECK, V.D. 8131. & TV dir.; MORRIS SCHECK, secy.-treas. BARTON A. STEBBINB, owner. Branch: 116 E. 16th St., New York, SPring 7-4410. HAL STEBBINS, INC. ADVERTISING, 714 West Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles 15, Calif.; RIchmond SCHOLTS ADVERTISING SERVICE, Div. of 9-5317. Heintz and Co., 601 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles Branch office: HAL STEBBINS, INC., 1637 Wood- 17, Calif. MAdison 9-3181. land Avenue, Palo Alto, Calif. DAvenport 6-0476. T. D. ScHours; Ken HIGGINs, TV dir. MICHAEL CORCORAN, V.P. GORDON SCHONFARBER & ASSOCIATES, STERLING ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 9 INC., 58 Weybosset St., Providence 3, R. I. East 40th St., New York 16, N. Y. ORegon GAspee 1-4813.4-5. 9-6767. S. M. BRoUN, chmn. of bd. and pres. GORDON SCHONFARBER, pres.; RICHMOND A. PAT- TERSON, TV dir. STOCKTON, WEST, BURKHART INC., 1300 First National Bldg., Cincinnati 2, Ohio. DUnbar SCHWIMMER & SCOTT, INC., 814 N. Michigan 1-5600. Ave., Chicago 11, Ill.0 WHitehall 4-6886. WILLIAM Z. BIIIKHART, ch. bd.; JOSEPH D. Nu. R. J. SCOTT, pres.; ROBERT S. KNAPP, vice-pres. SON, JR., pres.; C. THOMAS MARTIN. cake. v.p.; & radio -TV dir. KENNETH SNYDER, TV director. M. B. SCOTT, INC., 8350 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly STODEL ADV. CO., 5611 Melrose Ave., Holly- Hills, Calif. OLive 3-5330. wood 38, H011ywood 9-7163. M. B. SCOTT, pres., TV supvr.; MARY E. WHEEL- EDWARD C. STODEL, TV dir.; CLIFFORD K. ING, media dir. LEVINE, prod. dir., timebuyer; ELIZABETH KING, asst. prod. dir., continuity ed.; CHARLOTTE R. JACK SCOTT, INC., 51 E. Superior St., Chica- STODEL, media supv. go 11. WHitehall 4-6886. ED FITZGERALD, radio -TV dir.; STEWART SHER- STORM ADVERTISING CO., INC., 72 East Ave- LING, radio -TV prod. nue, Rochester 4, N. Y. BAker 5-9140. B. MORRY STORM, president and treasurer; BARBARA J. SEBRELL ADVERTISING AGENCY, 301 HERMAN, Radio & TV time buyer. South San Pedro St., Los Angeles 13, Calif. MAdison 6-9397. STREET & FINNEY, INC., 45 W. 45th St., New J. B. SEBRELL, owner & dir.; P. W. THOMAS, York 36, N. Y., CIrcle 6-1700. media dept. HELEN A. THOMAS, ELENORE SCANLAN, DOLORES CARBONE, time buyers; JEAN GERHART, asst.; ED SHAPIRO INC., 1831 Chestnut St., Philadel- HOWARD MILLER, TV dir.; ROBERT FINNEY, WIL- phia 3, Pa.; LO 4-2877. LIAM G. JOHNSTON, CARL W. STURSBERT, JR., EDWARD SHAPIRO, pres.; H. H. SHAPIRO, ELINOR RAMON J. CABRERA, RAY A. HERMANN, DONALD L. BROWN, vice-pres. M. GANNETT, acct. executives. JOHN W. SHAW ADVERTISING, INC., 51 East SULLIVAN, STAUFFER, COLWELL & BAY - Superior St., Chicago Il, Ill. MOhawk 4-6323. LES, INC., 575 Lexington Ave., New York 22, JoHN W. SHAW, pres. & treas.; HATHAWAY C. KEMPER, N. Y. MUrray Hill 8-1600. TV director; JUNE NELSON, time buyer; BROWN BOLTE, pres.; PHILIP H. COHEN, v.p. MARILYN MCDERMOTT, time buyer; ISABEL MC- & TV-Radio dir.; FRANK J. REED, business man- CAULEY, time buyer. ager, TV-Radio dept. Branch office: Hollywood. SILTON BROTHERS, CALLAWAY, INC., 131 Clarendon St., Boston 16, Mass. COpley 7-3730. TATHAM-LAIRD, INC., 64 E. Jackson Blvd., MYRON L. SILTON, pres.; JASON N. SILTON, chmn.; Chicago 4, Ill.; HArrison 7-3700. RAMON H. SILTON, exec. v.p.; EARLE W. HOFF - ARTHUR E. TATHAM, chmn. of bd.; J. KENNETH MAN, vice-pres.; MARIE KACHINSKI, media dir. LAIRD, JR., pres.; GEORGE A. BOLAS, v.p., dir, of media activities. SIMON & GWYNN, 3329 Poplar Ave., Memphis 11, Branch offices: Hollywood, New York. Tenn. FA 7-1691. MILTON SIMON, H. N. GWYNN, partners. J. WALTER THOMPSON CO., 420 Lexington SIMONS-MICHELSON Ave., New York 17, N. Y. MUrray Hill 6-7000. CO., 1126 Lafayette Bldg., STANLEY RESOR, chairman of brd.; HENRY C. Detroit 26, Mich. Woodward 3-3000. FLOWER, Ja. and SAMUEL W. MEEK, LEONARD SIMONS, vice chair- N. LAWRENCE J. MICHELSON, men; NORMAN H. STROUSE, president; DAN SEY- partners; RICHARD HUGHES, TV dir.; ARTHUR H. MOUR, director of television & radio; H. BART COPLAND, prod. mgr. McHUGH, assoc. director; JOHN F. DEVINE, ad- SMITH, TAYLOR & JENKINS, 223 ministrator; CORNWELL JACKSON, manager Holly- INC., Fourth wood Ave., Pittsburgh 22, Pa. ATlantic 1-9312. office; JOHN MOSMAN, television & radio RONALD P. TAYLOR, pros.; THOMAS J. MACWIL- manager, Chicago office; FORESTER MASHBY, TV, LIAMS, TV dir. radio dir., San Francisco. Branch offices include Atlanta, Chicago, Cincin- RAYMOND SPECTOR CO., INC., 445 Park Ave., nati, Coral Gables, Dallas, Denver, Detroit, Kansas New York 22, N. Y. MUrray Hill 8-4407. City, Los Angeles, New Orleans, Raleigh, San RAYMOND SPECTOR, pres. Francisco, Washington, D. C. SPITZ ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 530 Oak TRACY, KENT & CO., INC., 147 East 50th St., St., Syracuse, N. Y. GRanite 9-5581. New York 22, N. Y. ELdorado 5-4404. WILLIAM SPITZ, president; PATRICIA MONTFORT, WM. IRWIN TRACY. churn. of bd.; FRANK S. KENT, radio -TV dir. pres. and GEO. M. PEASE, Sec. & treas. CHARLES N. STAHL ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 6777 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Cali- TRACY -LOCKE CO., INC., 2501 Cedar Springs fornia; H011ywood 2-7344. Rd., Dallas 1, Texas, RIverside 8-4741. New York office: 521 Fifth Avenue, New York MORRIS HITE, pres. 17; YUkon 6-4924. UNITED ADVERTISING COMPANIES, INC., Chicago office: 39 So. LaSalle Bldg., Chicago, Ill. 427 W. Randolph Street, Chicago 6, Illinois. CHARLES N. STAHL, pres.; DON LEWIS, gen. mgr.; ANdover 3-4470. PAT PALOMBO, research & marketing; GEORGE NELSON J. MCMAHON, pres.; EDWARD H. LARSON, 620 SIDNEY L. Lowe, ELLIOTT H. HALL, JR., part- MATHISSON & ASSOCIATES, INC., 411 E. Mason ners, timebuyers & acct. exec. St., Milwaukee 2, Wise. BRoadway 6-7181. C. A. MATHISSON, pres.; WALT E. KRUEGER, EARLE LUDGIN & CO., 121 W. Wacker Dr., executive administrator; JACK E. SEVERSON, TV Chicago 1, Ill. ANdover 3-1888. media director; ROBERT P. GEARY, timebuyer. EARLE LUDGIN, bd. churn.; JoHN H. WILLMARTH, Branch offices: Los Angeles, New York. president. MAXON, INC., 2761 E. Jefferson Ave., Detroit 7, THE LYNN ORGANIZATION, 15 S. Franklin Mich. LOrain 7-5710. St., Wilkes-Barre, Pa. VAlley 2-7182. Lon R. MAXON. pres.; ED WILHELM. TV dir. S. C. B. LYNN, owner & acct. exec.; W. P. Mc- Branch offices: Chicago, New York. LAUGHLIN, dir. TV MAYS & CO., 412 W. 6th St., Los Angeles 14, W. D. LYON CO., 303 Second Ave., S.E., Cedar Calif.; TRinity 8534. Rapids, Iowa. Phone: EMpire 4-9141. RODERICK A. MAYS, own.; ROGER SNOWDEN, W. D. LYON, pres.; EILEEN BURNS, timebuyer. radio -TV dir.; CATHERINE ABNER, timebuyer; RICH FOWLER, copyright. MacFARLAND, AVEYARD & CO., 333 N. Mich- igan Ave., Chicago 1, III. RAndolph 6-9360. WILLIAM DOUGLAS McADAMS INC., 130 E. HAYS MACFARLAND, chairman; A. E. AvsYARD. 59th St., New York 22, PLaza 9-6300. pres.; WALTER C. POWER, exec. v.p.; H. GRANT STEPHEN W. SCHWARTZ, TV dir.; ELMER Ko- ATKINSON, JR., v.p. & dir. TV-Radio. CZANSKI, TV bus. mgr. MacLAREN ADVERTISING CO., LTD., 111 Rich- McCANN-ERICKSON, INC., 485 Lexington Ave., mond St. West, Toronto, Ontario 1, Canada. New York 17, and 485 Lexington Avenue, New EMpire 3.2244. York 17; OXford 7-6000. E. V. RºcuNITZºa, pros.; H. H0RLa, TV dir. MARION HARPER, JR., pres. & chmn. of bd.; C. Branch offices: Montreal, Windsor, Vancouver, TERRENCE CLYNE, Sr. v.p. in charge TV-Radio; Winnipeg. GEORGE HAIGHT, v.p. dir. TV-Radio Programs Services, Hollywood; THOMAS A. McAVITY, v.p. MacLAUGHLIN ADV. AGENCY, 466 Ellicott Sq. dir. TV-Radio pgm. Services, New York; FRANK Bldg., Buffalo 3, N. Y., MOhawk 5703. J. GILDAY, Director of Operations, TV-Radio FREDERICK R. MACLAUGHLIN, own.; HELEN MA- Program Services; LANSING B. LINDQUIST and LANOWICZ, ofc. mgr. WILLIAM A. WYLIE, Associate Directors, TV- Radio Program Services; MARY E. HARRIS, Pro- MacMANUS, JOHN & ADAMS, 10 W. Long Lake Program Rd., Bloomfield Hills, Mich. Mldwest 6-1000. gram Production Supvr., TV-Radio LAWRENCE, TV, Services. ERNEST A. JONES, pres.; MARK Branch Offices: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Detroit, radio dir., New York. Los Angeles, San Francisco. (See also Branch offices: New York, Los Angeles, Toronto. Houston, Marschalk & Pratt-New York, Atlanta, Miami, MALCOLM-HOWARD, 203 N. Wabash Ave., Chi- Cleveland and Portland.) cago 1. Ill. ANdover 3.0022. CO., THE, 3576 Wilshire Blvd., Los ARTHUR HOLLAND, owner; M. G. HOLLAND`` HAL McCARTY RICHMAN, WM. BENT, Angeles 5, DUnkirk 5-4011. BARK UN, acct. execs.- AL HERB C. BROWN, radio -TV dir.; C. G. DAVEN- DAVE KOCERIK, STU SHERLING, ED DRUCKOR, TV PORT, WILLIAM H. GEISLER, ARNOLD DUNCAN, dept. acct. execs. W. H. MALE, LTD., 1674 Kona St., Honolulu 14, THE McCARTY COMPANY OF WASHINGTON T.H.; 9.1178. -ADVERTISING (Formerly Devine & Bras- MRS. LESLIE CUNNINGHAM, TV dir. & timebuyer. sard, Inc.) 1117 Second Ave., Seattle 1, Wash., MANAGEMENT ASSOC. OF CONNECTICUT, MUtual 2-0353. INC., 91 Prospect St., Stamford, Conn.; Flreside MRS. LOIS K. KRUEGER, timebuyer; CHARLES R. 8-7795. DEVINE, W. R. MILLER, acct. execs. SUZANNE WELLS, founder, principal. MILBURN McCARTY ASSOCIATES, 17 East 45th J. GORDON MANCHESTER ADVERTISING, Street, New York 17, N. Y.- MU. 7-7773. INC., 1726 Pennsylvania Ave., N.W., Washing- Branch offices: Los Angeles, Miami, Chicago. L. A. ton 6, D. C.; MEtropolitan 8-0060. Office: Mr. Joe Leighton, Milburn McCarty Asso- J. G. MANCHESTER, pres.; RICHARD T. WILLIAMS, ciates, 6253 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, radio-TV dir. Calif.; HO. 5-2141. FRANK INC., 7 S. MILBURN MCCARTY, res.; G. M. CORBIN, MANCHESTER-WILLIAMS-KREER, vice pres.; EUGENE F. BURKE, vice pres. (Pub- Dearborn St., Chicago 3, DEarborn 2-4170. licity for several network and syndicated tele- DON S. MANCHESTER, res.; FREDERICK C. WIL- shows LIAMS, V.Q.; HENRY B. KREER, v.p.; GEORGE vision for several sponsors.) MCGIVERN, media dir. WALTER McCREERY, INC., 256 So. La Cienga MARSCHALK & PRATT DIVISION OF Mc- Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif., OLympia 2-4480. CANN-ERICKCSON, INC., 460 Park Avenue, WALTER K. McCºERaY, pres. New York 22, N. Y. OXford 7-4250. Branch office: San Francisco. GLEN BAMMANN, mgr. of TV -radio. EDWARD J. McELROY ADV. INC., 1489 W. Branches: 795 Peachtree St., N.E. Atlanta 8, Ga.; Washington Blvd., Los Angeles 7, Rlchmond 100 Biscayne Blvd., South Miami 32, Fla.; 335 Euclid Ave., Cleveland 14; CHerry 1-6850; 9-2047. Public Service Bldg., Portland 4; CApitol 8-4305. E. D. BROTsos, JULIA JUDGE, timebuyers. HARWOOD MARTIN ADVERTISING, 2519 McNEILL, McCLERRY & COCHRAN, 606 S. Ho- Connecticut Ave., Washington 8, D. C.; ADams bart Blvd., Los Angeles 5. DUnkirk 5.7341. 2-1161. ¡AMES MCCLEERY, TV dir.; KEN MCNEILL, C. USSELL ZEININGER, acct. execs. LAURA HAM MOND, TV dir.; MAE SCANLAN, time - buyer; MARIAN COLE, copy chief. Branch office: McNeill & McCleery, 116 New Montgomery St., San Francisco 5, Calif.; DOuglas WILLIS S. MARTIN CO., INC., 535 W. Wayne 2-8268. St., Fort Wayne 2, Ind.; ANthony 6233. LEE CAYTO:v, media. N. C. WIDENHOFER, radio -TV dir.; FLOYD JEFFERIES, PAUL GOTSCH, R. K. LAUER, S. W. RICHARD N. MELTZER ADV., INC., 3100 Russ KNAPP, acct. execs. Bldg., San Francisco 4, YUkon 2-5877. BARBARA COCHRAN, media dir. .1. M. MATHES, INC., 260 Madison Ave., New York Branches: Los Angeles, 7461 Beverly Blvd., De- 16, N. Y. LExington 2-7450. troit, 2372 First National Bldg., New York, 230 W. T. OEIE, pres.; RICHARD S. JACKSON, v.p. in Park Ave. chge. TV & Radio. Branch office: 1345 Russ Bldg., San Francisco MELDRUM & FEWSMITH, INC., 1220 Huron 4, Cal. UIcon 2-8944. Rd., Cleveland 15, Ohio; CHerry 1.2141.

617 BRUCE STAUDERMAN, V.Q., TV, Radio & Films; TED NELSON ASSOCIATES, 730 Fifth Ave., New H. G. SELBY, vice-president, media dir.; MURIEL York 19, N. Y. CIrcle 6-8470. LAMPPERT, timebuyer. TED NELSON, Owner; PERRY BAUSEIN, CHARLES DURAND, TV dir. GEORGE T. METCALF CO., 31 Canal St., Provi- dence 3, R. I.; UN 1-2634. NEWMAN. LYNDE & ASSOCIATES, INC., 1628 GEORGE T. METCALF, chmn. of bd., & treas.; San Marco Blvd., Jacksonville 7 Fla. Ex 8-9721. WALTER HYLAND, pres.; SHELDON D. SPENCER, HUNTER LYNDE, pres.; DAVID E. ROBESON, V.p.; exec. v.p. & secy.; ROBERT O. MEEHAN, radio -TV JOHN T. HoºKINS III, TV & radio dir. dir. Affiliate Office: Justin R. Weddell Associ- ates, 616 Brent Annex, Pensacola, Florida. Tel.: ARTHUR MEYERHOFF ASSOCIATES, INC., HEmlock 8-0636. JUSTIN R. WEDDELL and MAY - 410 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, Ill. DElaware NARD STITT. 7-7860. ARTHUR NORMAN, CRAIG & KUMMEL, INC., 488 Mad- E. MEYERIIOFF, pres.; ROGER J. MOHR, ison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. PLaza 1-0900. TV dir. NORMAN B. NORMAN, preS., EUGENE Branch office: Avalon, (Calif.), Montreal, To- H. KUMMEL, ronto. B. DAVID KAPLAN, exec.-v.p.; WALTER CRAIG, v.p. chg. Radio-TV dept.; DON POTTER, chg. broadcast C. L. MILLER CO., 521 Fifth Ave., New York media. 17, MUrray Hill 2-1010. Branch offices: Chicago, Kingston, (Jamaica, R. C. MADDUX, radio-TV programming; RITA B.W.I.) DRISCOLL, F. P. DELANEY, timebuyer. NORTH ADVERTISING, INCORPORATED, Merchandise Mart, Chicago 54, Ill.; WHitehall EMIL MOGUL CO.. INC., 250 W. 57th St., New 4-5030. York 19, N. Y. JUdson 2-5200. DON P. NATHANSON, CYRUS EMIL MOGUL, pres.; RICHARD LOCKMAN, SR., pres.; H. NATHAN, exec. vice-pres.; BRUCE M. DODGE, vice-pres. & v.p. & gen. mgr.; LESLIE D. DUNIER, TV, radio radio-TV dir., New York; BERT GOLDSMITH, dir.; JEANNE HARRISON, exec. prod. chmn. of bd. Branch offices: 16 THE CHESTER C. MORELAND CO.. 1104 Times - E. 40th St., New York 16; Star Tower, Cincinnati 2, Ohio. PArkway 1178. ORegon 9-3100; 8701 Wilshire Blvd., Beverly CHESTER C. MORELAND, pres.; CARL H. PRESS. V.D. Hills, Calif.; OLympia 2-3770. & time buyer. NORTH ADVERTISING, INC., 16 East 40th St., New York 16, MOREY, HUMM & WARWICK, N. Y.; ORegon 9-3100. INC., 350 Fifth B PET GOLDSMITH, ch. of bd.; BRUCE M. DODGE, Ave., New York 1, Y. N. LOngacre 4-2240. v.p., dir. of Radio & TV. SYLVESTER M. MOREY. pres.; LLEWELLYN B. VAN DOREN, exec. v.p.; W. L. WERNICKE, V.p., TV NOYES AND COMPANY 1800 Industrial Bank and radio. Building, Providence 3, R. I. GAspee 1-2087. FREDERICK C. NOYES, preS.; HENRY C. HART, JR., RAYMOND R. MORGAN COMPANY, 6233 Holly- dir. radio & TV. wood Boulevard, Hollywood 28, Calif. H011ywood 3-4194. R. T. O'CONNELL CO., 420 Madison Ave., New RAYMOND R. MORGAN pres.; ROBERT C. TEMPLE, York 17, N. Y. PLaza 3-1710. executive v.p.; ACE OCHS, TV & radio director. R. T. O'CONNELL, preS., ETHEL MERKLEN, exec. Branch office: San Francisco. v.p. Affiliate: Don H. Kemper Co., Inc., Chicago, OGILVY. BENSON & MATHER, INC. 589 Fifth Dayton, New York. Ave., New York 17. N. Y. MUrray Hill 8-6100. DAVID OGILVY, MORSE INTERNATIONAL, INC., 122 E. 42nd president; HENDRICK BOOVAEM, St., New York 17, N. Y. OXford 7.2100. v.p., radio -TV director. J. PATTERSON, pres.; R. A. DEARTH, Branch office: Beverly Hills: 9033 Wilshire Blvd., vice-pres.; CRestview 5-6165. ORRIN E. CHRISTY, Ja., media dir.; JAMES SEA - BOURNE, TV prod. dir.; R. A. MCARDLE, asst. OLMSTED & FOLEY, INC. 1750 Hennepin Ave., med. dir.; M. E. CLARK, TV timebuyer. Minneapolis 3, Minn. FEderal 9-0441. MOSELLE WARD H. OLMSTED, preS.; JOHN T. FOLEY, exec. & EISEN ADVERTISING, 522 Fifth v.p.; WARREN T. WAY, media dir. Ave., New York, N. Y. MUrray Hill 2-4939. ROSE MOSELLE, HENRY EISEN, partners; BETTY ROBERT W. ORR & ASSOCIATES, INC., 4 W. SCHER, TV time buyer. 58th St., New York 19, N. Y. PLaza 9-8050. ROBERT W. ORR, preS.; LOUIS ERGMANN, V.p., MOSS ASSOCIATES, 415 Lexington Ave., New radio and TV dir. York 17. N. Y. MUrray Hill 7-7377. JOSEPH H. Moss, pres.; BETTY MERRITT OWENS ADVERTISING AGENCY. MATH, TV dir. INC., 365 New Brotherhood Bldg., Kansas City NATIONAL EXPORT ADVERTISING SERVICE, 11 Kansas. DR 1-7250. INC., 405 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y. MERRITT OWENS, pres.; FRITZ LISEC, acct. exec.; MUrray Hill 9-6835. FRANK W. RICKEY, radio, TV dir. THOMAS W. HUGHES, preS.; JEROME KATES, TV PACIFIC NATIONAL ADVERTISING AGENCY, and radio dir.; WILLIAM TORRES, asst. dir. Branch: 2124 Fourth Ave., Seattle 1, Wash. MAin 3-1401. National Export Adv. Service, Edificio WILLIAM H. HORSLEY, chairman; TREVOR EVANS, San Rafael, Avenida Miramar #601, Santurce, president. Puerto Rico. Branch offices: Portland (Ore.), Spokane. NEEDHAM & GROHMANN, INC., 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New York PARIS & PEART, 370 Lexington Ave., New 20, N. Y.; CIrcle 5-6200. York 17, MUrray Hill 9-2424. II. VICTOR GROHMANN, pres. & treas.; HOWARD JOHN A. REHM, A. HEINSIUS, JOHN NELSON H. preS. & treaS.; GEORGE CLE- M. KEIL, H. KENT, LAND, WILLIAM JAMES, P. RICHARDSON, vice-presidents; HARRY C. senior vice-pres. EDINGHAM, media dir. PARKSON ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 400 Park Ave., New York 22. N. Y.; PLaza 1-6400. NEEDHAM, LOUIS & BRORBY, INC., Pruden- TED BERGMANN, tial 1, pres.; HERBERT GRUBER, media Plaza, Chicago Illinois. Whitehall 4-3400. LLOYD DURANT, MAURICE H. NEEDHAM, dir.; TV Film dir.; DON BLAU- preS.; JAMES G. CoMIMOs, HUT, TV IRVING v.p. in chg. of TV, radio prog.; JOHN SCOTT dir.; Ross, commercial dir. KECK, v.p. & dir. of TV-Radio programming dept.; GEORGE PATTON ADV., 6227 Sunset Blvd., KENNETH C. T. SNYDER, v.p. & TV-Radio crea- Hollywood 28, H011ywood 2-0841. tive dir. GEORGE PATTON, acct. exec., Ares.; KEITH Branch offices: Hollywood, New York, Toronto. HETHERINGTON, STEVE GARDNER. acct. execs.; LYN R. PATTON, timebuyer; MARIE MALLOY, GEORGE R. NELSON, INC., 208 State St., Sche- media. nectady 5, N. Y. Phone 4-4135. PERRIN-PAUS CO., 8 South Michigan Ave., Chi- GEORGE R. NELSON, pres. & treas.; ROBERT STONE, cago 3, Ill.; RA 6-7923. TV dir. EARL R. PERRIN, pres. Branch office: New York. Branch office: 730 Fifth Ave., New York.

618 HOWARD C. BROWN CO., 7765 Torreyton Dr.. Branch offices: Chicago 1, Ill.: 205 W. Wacker Hollywood. OLdfield 6-6074. Drive, STate 2-5096, Fred Jones; Los Angeles 48, HOWARD C. BROWN, mgr. Calif.: 111 N. LaCienega Blvd., OLympia 2-1313; Lee O'Connell; San Francisco 8, Calif.: 166 Geary BULMER á JOHNSON, INC., 530 Roanoke Bldg., St., YUkon 6-1681, Don Pickens; Kansas City Minneapolis 2, Minn.; FEderal 8-7017. 5, Mo.: KBMC Bldg., GRant 1-7822, Eugene F. VIVIAN H. BULMER, president; ELLA MAY JOHN- Gray; St. Louis 1, Mo.: 705 Olive St., CHesnut SON, vice-pres. 1-4350, Eugene F. Gray. BURKE STUART CO., INC., 60 E. 56 St., New York 16. N. Y.; PLaza 1.4646. R. C. CRISLER & CO., INC., 1100 Fifth Third ALAN KERR, vice-pres. Bank Bldg., Cincinnati 2, Ohio; DUnbar 1-7775. Branch office: Los Angeles 28, Calif.: 6636 Holly- RICHARD C. CRIBLER, pres., PAUL WAGNER, vice- wood Blvd., H011ywood 4-0388, Jack Porter; Chi- pres. cago: 35 E. Wacker Drive, FRanklin 2-1370, Dan Branch offices: 41 East 42nd St., MUrray Hill Roberts; Detroit: Dime Building, WOodward 1- 7-8437; Omaha 4, Neb.: Box 1733 Benson Station, 1675, Wendell Parmelees. TErrace 9455, Paul R. Fry, mgr. Western Affiliate: Lincoln Dellar & Co., 1470 E. BURN -SMITH CO., INC., 19 W. 44th St., New Valley Rd., Santa Barbara, Calif., WOodland York 36, N. Y. MUrray Hill 2-3124.5. 9-0770. C. STANLEY BAILEY, v.p. and eastern mgr. Branch offices: Chicago 1. Ill.: 307 N. Michigan Ave.. CEntral 6-4437. John A. Toothill, pres.; CROSLEY BROADCASTING CORPORATION, Los Angeles 57, Calif.: 672 S. Lafayette Park 140 W. Ninth St., Cincinnati 2, Ohio; CHerry Place, DUnkirk 2-3200. Harlan G. Oakes; San 1-1822. Francisco 8, Calif.; 260 Kearny St., E3brook Owns and operates WLW-T, Cincinnati; WLW- Don M. Ferrull. D, Dayton; WLW-C, Columbus; WLW-A, At- 7-4827, lanta; WLW-I, Indianapolis, and WLW-Radio, CBS RADIO SPOT SALES, 485 Madison Avenue, Cincinnati. New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 1-2345. Personnel: J. D. SHOUSE, chairman of the board; MILTON F. ALLISON, vice-pres. and gen. mgr. in R. E. DuNVILLE, president and gen. mgr.; K. T. chg. of Radio Spot Sales; MICHAEL CAMPBELL, MURPHY, v.p. and treas.; J. T. MURPHY, v.p: Asst. to gen. mgr.; RAY H. KREMER, eastern sales television; R. J. ROCKWELL, v.p. and engineering mgr. director; J. M. MCDONALD, asst. engineering di- Branch Offices: Thomas H. Peterson, sales mgr., rector; G. KINGSBURY, v.p. in charge of Public 630 N. McClurg Court, Chicago 11, Illinois; Relations; AL BLAND, v.p. and gen. pgm. mgr., WHitehall 4-6000; Roland McClure, sales mgr., H. P. LASSER, v.p. in charge of sales. 6121 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.: H011y- WLW sales offices: New York 22, 3 E. 54th St., wood 9-1212; Ralph Glazer, Sales mgr., Sheraton - PLaza 1-5353, Scott McLean; Chicago 1, 360 N. Palace Hotel, San Francisco 5, Calif.: YUkon Michigan Ave., STate 2-6693, Harry Albrecht; 2-7000; Ralph H. Patt, Jr., Sales Mgr., 932 Clevelend 14, 727 Nat'l City East Sixth Bldg., Fisher Bldg., Detroit 2, Michigan: TRinity MAin 1-7756. 2-5500; George Crumbley, Jr., Sales Mgr., 805 Sales representatives: NBC Spot Sales, Detroit, Peachtree Street, N.E., Atlanta 8, Georgia: San Francisco, Hollywood; Bomar Lowrance & TRinity 4-4407; Eugene R. Myers, Sales Mgr., Associates, Atlanta, Dallas; Tracy Moore & Asso- Ninth and Sidney Streets, St. Louis 4, Missouri: ciates, San Francisco, Hollywood. PRospect 3.1120. 1402 Barnett Bank Bldg., SALES (service of CBS HARRY E. CUMMINGS. CBS TELEVISION SPOT {Jacksonville 2, Fla.; ELgin 6-5770. TV) 485 Madison Ave., New York 22. PLaza HARRY E. CUMMINGS, owner. 1.2345. BRUCE R. CRAIG LAWRENCE, vice pres. in charge; DEVNEY INCORPORATED, 535 Fifth Ave., New BRYANT, general manager; BEN MARGOLIS, busi- 6-4390. ELLIOT, eastern sales York 17, N. Y. YUkon ness manager; ARTHUR C. E. I. DEVNEY. president. manager. Branch offices: Chicago, Los Angeles, San Fran- Branch Offices: Atlanta 5, Georgia; 805 Peach- tree Bldg., NE, TRinity 5-6677, H. H. Holts- cisco. 630 McClurg houser; Chicago 11, Illinois; North DORA -CLAYTON AGENCY, INC., 502 Mortgage Court, WHitehall 4-6000, T. W. O'Connell, mgr.; 5.7841. Building, TRinity Guarantee Bldg., Atlanta 3, Ga. JAckson Detroit 2, Michigan; 932 Fisher DORA C. and CLAYTON Cossa, operators. 2-5500, John S. Cogan, mgr. Los Angeles 28, Cossa J. Calif.; 1313 North Vine Street, H011ywood 9-1212, George Faust, mgr.; San Francisco 5, EVERETT-McKINNEY. INC., 40 E. 49th St.. Calif.; Palace Hotel, YUkon 2-7000. Richard New York 17, N. Y. PLaza 3-9332. R. Loftus, mgr. MAX M. EvERErr, pres.: POWELL ENSIGN. Y.D. Branch offices: Chicago 11, Ill.: 410 N. Michigan CARIBBEAN NETWORKS, INC., 200 W. 57th St., Ave., SUperior 7-9052, John B. Shelton- Los An- New York 19, N. Y. CIrcle 7-8224. geles 48, Calif.: 111 N. LaCienega Blvd., OLym- A. M. MARTINEZ, pres.; J. J. CERNA, vice-pres.; pia 2-1313, Lee F. O'Connell; San Francisco, MILDRED CHAFEY, sec.-treas. Cailf.: 166 Geary St., Don Pickens. INC., 579 Ave., HENRY I. CHRISTAL CO., Fifth New York 36, New York 17, N. Y. MUrray Hill 8-4414. FORJOE-TV, INC., 580 Fifth Ave., HENRY I. CHRISTAL, mgr. N. Y.; OR. 9-6820. Branch offices: Atlanta 9, Ga.: 972 Peachtree St., Branch offices: Atlanta, Chicago, Philadelphia, Los N.E., TRinity 5-9311, Oliver Thornburg; Boston Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, Portland. 16, Mass.: 581 Bolyston St., COpley 7-I180, Rob- ert Cloutier; Chicago 1, Ill.: 333 N. Michigan GILL-PERNA, INC., 654 Madison Ave., New York Ave., CEntral 6-6357, Neil D. Cline; Detroit 26, 21. TEmpleton 8-4740. Mich.: 2107 Book Bldg., WOodward 3-2365, HELEN GILL, pres.; JOHN J. PERNA, Ja., exec. V.P. Joseph R. Spadea; San Francisco 4 Calif.: 1646 Branch offices: Chicago I, Ill.: 75 East Wacker Russ Bldg., YUkon 2-1204, Richard E. Green. Drive, FRanklin 2-8665. Walter Beadell; Los An- geles, Calif.: 730 S. Western Ave., DUnkirk CONTINENTAL RADIO SALES, 21st & Panama 7-4388, Bambie C. Herrington; San Francisco, St., Philadelphia 3, Pa.; RIttenhouse 6-8139 Calif.: 57 Post St., SUtter 1.5568, Allan S. R. BvTCHE, mgr. Young; Boston, Mass.: 80 Boylston St., Liberty Branch offices: New York 17, N. Y.: 545 Fifth 2-4681, Henry Wheeler; Detroit 26, Michigan, Ave., MUrray Hill 7-6865, S. Marshall, mgr.; 2915 Book Bldg., WOodward 2-7022, Daniel W. Chicago, Ill.: 228 N. LaSalle St., FRanklin Bowen. 2-2095, R. Olson. DONALD COOKE, INC., 666 Fifth Ave., New York IRENE GRIFFITH, 1341 N. Cahuenga Blvd., Hol- 19, N. Y., JUdson 2-2727. lywood 28. H011ywood 4-3912. DONALD COOKE, pres. & sales -TV mgt. IRENE GRIFFITH, exec. in chge. 623 MELCHOR GUZMAN COMPANY, INC., 9 A. LEWIS KING, 551 Fifth Ave., New York 17. Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y. Circle MUrray Hill 2-8276. 7-0624. MELcnoR GUZMAN, pres. NONA KIRBY CO., 518 Statler Office Bldg., Bos- Represent stations in Latin America. ton, Mass., HUbbard 2-6117. NONA KIRBY, pres.; KAY H -R TELEVISION, INC. (H -R REPRESENTA- CHILLE, vice-pres. TIVES, INC.), 375 Park Ave., New York 22, BOMAR LOWRANCE & ASSOCIATES, INC., N. Y. PLaza 9-6800. 700 Peachtree St., N. E. Atlanta, Ga., TRinity FRANK M. HEADLEY, pres. and treas.: DWIGHT 6-3726, BOMAR A. LOWRANCE, WILLIAM M. S. REED, vice-pres.; FRANK E. PELLEGRIN, vice- S CR UGGS. pres. secy. Branch offices: Atlanta, Dallas. Branch offices: Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Holly- wood, Houston, San Francisco, New Orleans, De- DAREN F. McGAVREN COMPANY, 260 Kearny troit, Des Moines. St.. San Francisco. DAREN F. McGAVREN, owner and gen. mgr. JOS. A. HARDY & CO. LTD. 19 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ontario -EM 3-9433. JOHN L. ARTHUR McGUIRE & CO., Guaranty Bank Build- C. HARRISON-Manager Ontario Divi- ing, Denver 2, Colo.; TAbor 5-7585. sion, Toronto. JOHN L. MCGvIRE, owner. Branch offices: 1489 Mountain St., Montreal, Quebec-PLateau 1101. THE MEEKER COMPANY, INC., 521 Fifth Ave., GILLES LGSIIER-Manager TV Division, Montreal. New York 17, N. Y. MUrray Hill 2.2170. HARRINGTON, ROBERT D. C. MEEKER, pres.; EDGAR B. FILION, RIGHTER & PARSONS, INC., vice-president. 589 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 8-7050. Branch offices: Chicago 1, Ill.: 333 N. Michigan Ave., JOHN E. HARRINGTON, JR., president; VOLNEY CEntral 6.1742, Carlton F -J Jewett; Los RIGHTER, v.p.; JAMES Angeles 28, Calif.: 6362 Hollywood Blvd., H011y- O. PARSONS, JR., v.p. wood 2-6501, Branch offices: Chicago 11, Ill.: Tribune Tower, Don Palmer;6-4940,San Francisco 4, WHitehall 4-0510, Carroll Layman; San Fran- Calif.: Russ Bldg., YUkon Don Pontius. cisco 4, Calif.: 235 Montgomery St., SUtter 1.4125. Frank Dougherty; Atlanta, Ga.: 1430 W. Peach- CLYDE MELVILLE CO., 605 Melba Bldg., Dallas tree St., N. W., 1 Tex.' Rlverside 8-5239. TRinity 5-8458, Frank Rice; CLYDE Boston 16, Mass.: 80 Boylston St., Llberty 2-7537, MELVILLE, president. Carter Knight; Detroit 26, Michigan, Penobscot MIDNIGHT Bldg., WOodward 3-0910, William L. Snyder. SUN BROADCASTING CO., 60 W. 46th St.. New York 36, N. Y.; Clrcle 6-4084. HEADLEY-REED TV AND RADIO, 750 Third JAMES C. FLETCHER, JR., nat'I sales mgr. Ave., New York 17, N. Y. YUkon 6-5800. Branch office: Seattle 1, Wash.: 307 White Henry FRANK W. MILLER, SR., chairman of the board: Stuart Bldg., SEneca 6682, Del Day. STERLING BEESON, pres.; I. N. HARDINGHAM, vice-pres. á sales mgr. ART MOORE & ASSOCIATES, INC., Jones Bldg., Branch offices: Atlanta, Chicago, Hollywood, Phi- Seattle 1, Wash.; MUtual 2-3377. ladelphia, San Francisco. ART MOORE, JACK CLARKE, executives. Branch office: Portland 4, Ore.: Cascade Bldg., GEORGE P. HOLLINGBERY CO., 307 N. Michi- CA 8-7284, Ed Henry, Mgr. gan Ave.. Chicago 1, 111. DEarborn 2-6060. GEORGE P. HOLLINGBERY, chmn. of the bd., F. ED- NBC SPOT SALES, NATIONAL WARD BROADCAST- SPENCER, JR., vice-chmn.; FEED F. HAGUE, ING COMPANY, INC., 30 Rockefeller Plaza, New pres., radio div.; HARRY WISE, pres., TV div. York 20, N. Y. Clrcle 7-8300. Branch offices: Atlanta 3, Ga.: 134 Peachtree St., JOHN H. REBER, dir.; EDWIN T. JAMESON, dir. of JAckson 4-5710, Richard N. Hunter: Detroit television spot sales; JOHN Mich.: 26, J. RYAN, mgr. eastern 1967 Guardian Building, WOodward 1- sales; RICHARD H. CLOSE, V. p. of NBC Spot Sls.; 3555, Joseph D. Payne, Jr.; Los Angeles, Calif.: HUGH DEL REGNO BILL FROMM; 3325 new business Wilshire Blvd., Dunkirk 5-2071, Roy S. and prom. dir.; ANTHONY C. KRAYER, bus. mgr. Edwards; New York 36, N. Y.: 500 Fifth Ave., Branch offices: Chicago 54. Ill.: Merchandise OXford 5-5560, F. E. Spencer, Jr., Harry Wise, Mart, SUperior 7-8300, John Mulholland; Detroit Jr.; San Francisco 4, Calif.: 417 Montgomery St., 26, Mich.: Penobscot Bldg., WOodward 1-1610, DOuglas 2-2541, George Hemmerle; Seattle 1, John Treacy; Hollywood 28, Calif.: Sunset and Wash.: Tower Building, Elliott 1868, Hugh Feltis. Vine. H011ywood 9-6161. Walter B. Davison; San HAL HOLMAN Francisco 2, Calif.: Taylor and O'Farrell, GRay- COMPANY, 64 East Lake St., stone 4-8700, Robert Chicago 1, III. FRanklin 2-0016. Anderson. Represented by Bomar Lowrance & Assoc. in Charlotte 2, N. C.: HAL HoLMAN, owner. 1527 Branch offices: Elizabeth Ave., CHarlotte 6-6581; Atlanta, Los Angeles 28, Calif.: 6381 Hol- Ga.: 770 Spring St., N.W., lywood Blvd.. H011ywood 2.2351, Tracy Moore; ELgin 3726; Dallas, New York Texas: Fidelity Union Bldg., RAndolph 8206. New 17, N. Y.; 535 Fifth Ave., YUkon England: 1422 New Britton 6-4390, Ed Devney; San Francisco 8, Calif.: 260 Ave.; David Scott. Kearney St., EXbrook 2-6444, John Funk. NATIONAL TIME SALES, 370 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y. INDIE SALES, INC. 60 MUrray Hill 5-1300. E. 42nd St., New York ARTHUR GORDON, salles mgr. 17, N. Y. MUrray Hill 2-4813. Branch office: JACK Korn, pres. Los Angeles 5, Calif.: 672 S. La- fayette Park Place, DUnkirk 2-3200. Harlan G. Branch offices: Atlanta, Ga.: P. O. Box 6102. EX - Oakes. change 1490, Ed Newton; Chicago 6, Ill.: 205 W. Wacker Drive, STate 2-5096, Hooper Jones; De- HARLAN troit 26, Mich.: WOodward G. OAKES & ASSOCIATES, 672 S. 2-7298, Hil Best; Lafayette Park Place, Los Angeles, Calif.; DUn- Beverly Hills, Calif.: 111 N. LaCienega Blvd., kirk 2-3200. OLeander 5-8326. HARLAN G. OAKES, mgr. Branch offices: INTER -AMERICAN PUBLICATIONS, INC., 41 E. New York 17, N. Y.: 370 Lexing- 42nd St., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 2-0884. ton Ave., MUrray Hill 5-1300, Arthur Gordon; ANGEL RAMOS, pres.; JOSE OVIEDO, ViCe-Area.; San Francisco, Calif.: 110 Sutter St., YUkon 6- ARGENTINA S. RAMOS, SeCy. 5819, Norman Cunningham. ROBERT S. KELLER, INC., 72 Barrow St., New PAN AMERICAN BROADCASTING CO., 380 York 14, N. Y.; WAtkins 4-6599. Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray BOB KELLER, pres. Hill 2-4500. Branch: Chicago. EUGENE BERNALD, V. p.; ARTHUR GORDON. mgr. LEO SHORE, film-prog. dir. KETTELL-CARTER, INC., 118 Newbury St., Bos- Branch office: Los Angeles, ton Calif.: 672 S. Lafay- 16, Mass.; KEnmore 6-1966. ette Park Place, DUnkirk 2-3200. Harlan G. ELMER KETTELL and MARJORIE CARTER. Oakes. 624 vice-pres.; DONALD R. KLOSS, secretary -treasurer; WATTS, PAYNE-ADVERTISING, INC., 311 JOSEPH LITTLETON, media buyer; FRANK STEIN, West 7th St., Denver Bldg., Tulsa 19, Okla.; ace. exec. LUther 3-7571. Branch office: Toronto. DON WATTS, churn. of the bd.; DON S. MITCHELL, TV dir. VICTOR VAN DER LINDE CO., 295 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y. ORegon 9-6161. WEAVER-GARDNER, INC., 405 Oppenheim Bldg.. 1. Minn. 4-4715. VICTOR VAN DER LINDE, CHARLOTTE RAINS, part- Saint Paul CApital LUTHER WEAVER, DON AGNES KINGSLEY, gen. mgr. president and TV dir.; ners; GARDNER, vice president and TV producer; JUNE GILATS, time buyer. VANSANT DUGDALE & CO., 15 E. Fayette St., TV Baltimore 2, Md. LExington 9-5400. EDWARD H. WEISS & COMPANY., 360 N. ROBERT V. WALSH, TV dir.; RITA G. EASTMAN, Michigan Ave., Chicago 1, Ill.; CEntral 6.7252. time buyer; F. D. TILLETT, production, live and EDWARD H. WEISS, pres.; MAIYIN L. MANN, film. v.p. & TV dir.; IRVING AUSPITZ, vice-chairman; LEE KING, v.p. & creative dir.; JACK BARD, v.p. VIDEO ENTERPRISES, INC., 16 East 50th St., & marketing services; BERNARD J. GROSS, exec. New York, N. Y.; PLaza 3-9327. v.p. Branch office: New York, Los Angeles. CARLO VINTI ADVERTISING, 551 Fifth Ave., New York 17. N. Y. MUrray Hill 2-8061. WEISS & GELLER, NEW YORK, INC 400 Madi- CARLO VINTI, pres. & TV dir. son Ave., New York 17, N. Y. PLaza 3-4070. MAX A. GELLER, pres.; LAWRENCE WISSNER, sen- J. FRANKLYN VIOLA & CO., 152 W. 42nd St., ior v.p.; MAX TENDRICH, exec. v.p. New York 36. N. Y. CHickering 4-3254. LEAH D. ROTH, THE WESLEY ASSOCIATES, INC., 630 Fifth J. FRANKLIN VIOLA, pres.; sec. Ave., New York, N. Y. EL 5-2680. LELAND L. WILLIAM VON ZEHLE & CO INC 441 Lexing- G. WESLEY, pres.; JOHN ZIMMER, exec. ton Ave., New York 17, N. Y. MUrray Hill 2-9010. TV producer. WILLIAM VON ZEHLE, pres., TV, radio dir. WESTERN ADVERTISING AGENCY, INC., 610 Wisconsin Ave., Racine, Wisconsin; MElrose WADE ADV. AGENCY, INC., 6381 Hollywood 4-6605. Blvd., Hollywood 28, H011ywood 4-7457. EDWARD E. KEELER, pres.; EDMUND A. LYTLE, EDGAR C. PIERCE, radio -TV oprs. dir.; EDWARD radio-TV dir. STERLING, asst. radio -TV dir.; SNOWDEN HUNT, Branch office: Chicago, 35 E. Walker Dr., 1; media dir. timebuyer, acct. exec.; JERRY COLE- ANdover 3-2545. MAN, FRANK RHYLICK, acct. execs. WEXTON CO., INC., 444 Madison Ave., New York GEOFFREY WADE ADVERTISING, 20 N. 22, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 8.4050. Wacker Dr., Chicago 6, 111. STate 2-7369. LARRY SCHWARTZ, pres. ALBERT G. WADE, II, exec. dir.; PAUL MCCLUEE, gen. mgr.; BOOTH LUCK, TV dir.; L. J. NELSON, WINIUS-BRANDON CO., 1015 Locust St., St. marketing dir.; D. S. WILLIAMS, media dir. Louis 1, Mo. Chestnut 1-6375. Branch offices: New York, Hollywood. ENNo D. WINIUs, pres.; HERB HALPERN, asst radio & TV dir. HUGO WAGENSEIL & ASSOCIATES CO., Tal- Branch office: Kansas City. bott Bldg., Dayton 2, Ohio. BA 2-5542. PAUL B. WILLIS, exec. v.p.; F. R. HARWOOD, TV YOUNG & RUBICAM, 285 Madison Ave., New dir. York 17. MUrray Hill 9-5000. SIGURD S. LARMON, ch. of bd., GEORGE H. GRIB- WILLIAM WARREN, JACKSON á DELANEY, BIN, pres.; PETER G. LEVATHES, v.p. & dir., Radio- 45 W. 45th St., New York 36, N. Y. JUdson 6-0350. TV dept.; CHARLES FELDMAN, v.p. & copy dir. HARRY SOLOW, JR., WILLIAM W. SOLOW, S. P. Branch offices: Chicago, Detroit, Los Angeles, Hol- JACKSON, partners; S. P. JACKSON, TV dir.; ED- lywood, San Francisco, Caracas, Frankfurt, Ge- WARD O'BREIN, TV prog. dir.; HARRY ALLEVA, neva, London, Mexico City, Montreal, San Juan, mgr. Toronto. WARWICK & LEGLER INC., 375 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y. Plaza 1-4700. THE ZAKIN CO., 27 E. 37th St., New York 16, H. PAUL WARWICK: pres.; WILLIAM P. WARWICK, N. Y. MUrray Hill 4-0630. v.p., dir. radio-TV;A ANDREW CHRISTIAN, exec. ALVIN ZAKIN, THEODORE EISENBERG, partners. prod., TV. ZIMMER, KELLER & CALVERT, INC., 28 WASSER, KAY & PHILLIPS, INC., 1231 Banks - Adams Ave., W., Detroit 26, Mich.; WOodward ville Road, Pittsburgh 16, Pa. LOcust 3-1570. 1-9151. G. S. WASSER, pres.; ALVIN ROTH, TV dir., film A. H. RITTER, TV dir.; C. D. VORTMAN, time buyer. buyer.

621 Station Representatives

AM RADIO SALES COMPANY, 400 North Mich- BLAIR TELEVISION ASSOCIATES, 415 Madi- igan Ave., Chicago 1, Ill.; MOhawk 4-6555. son Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza 1-1922. RALPH L. ATLASS, pres.; A. R. ELLMAN, vice-pres. JOHN BLAIR, pres.; RICHARD L. FOOTE, exec. Branch offices: Hollywood 28, Calif.: 5939 Sunset vice-pres. Blvd., H011ywood 9-5341, Robert Block; New Branch offices: Chicago, Detroit, Jacksonville, St. York 19 N. Y.: 1657 Broadway, COlumbus 5.3739, Louis, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas, Boston, W. H. Losee; San Francisco, Calif.: 607 Market Seattle. St., GArfield 1.0716, Ken Carey. HASKELL BLOOMBERG, 208 Fairmount St., Low AIRSPOT SALES, 64 East Lake St., Chicago I, III. ell, Mass; GLenview 5-5823. STate 2-0460. HASKELL BLOOMBERG, gen. mgr.; Monist. JOAN JOSEPH RAPE'S, gen. mgr. BLOOM BERG, assistant gen. mgr. AVERY-KNODEL INC., 720 Fifth Ave.. New York GUY BOLAM ASSOC., INC., 122 E. 42 st., New 19, N. Y. JUdson 6-5536. York 17, N. Y. MUrray Hill 2-4500. Law's H. AVERY, president; J. W. KNODEL, vice- Guy BoLAM, president. president. London Agency: England T & V Productions, Branch offices: Atlanta 3. Ga.: 41 Marietta St., Ltd., Adam House, 1 Fitzroy Square, London N.W. JAckson 3-2545; Charles C. Coleman; Chi- W.1, England. cago 1, Ill.: 3125 Prudential Plaza, WHitehall 4-6869. J. W. Knodel; Dallas, Texas: Fidelity THE BOLLING COMPANY INC., 247 Park Union Life Bldg., RIverside 7-7330, Wallas S. Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.; YUkon 6-4545. Ivy, Jr.; Los Angeles 5, Calif.: 3325 Wilshire GEORGE W. BOLLING, pres.; G. RICHARD SWIFT, Blvd., DUnkirk 5-6394, William E. Moore; San TV president, G. WILLIAM BOLLING, III, Radio Francisco 4, Calif.: 235 Montgomery St., YUkon President. 2-2053, David H. Sandeberg, David Meblin; Branch offices: Hollywood, Calif.: 1680 N. Vine Detroit 26, Mich.: 1446 National Bank Build- St., HO. 2-6471, William Reitmann; Boston 16, ing; WOodward 1-9607, Glenn W. Gilbert. Mass.: 80 Boylston St., HUbbard 2-0346, Norma Walsh; Chicago 11, Ill.: 435 N. Michigan Ave., BERNARD, CHARLES COMPANY, 730 Fifth WHitehall 3-2040, Ralph Kelly; San Francisco 3, Ave., New York 19, N. Y. CIrcle 6-7242. CHARLES Calif.: 5 Third St., GArfield 1-6740, John T. Coy; BERNARD, pres.; RITA HUGHES, asst. to the pres. Dallas 1, Texas: 1908 Vaughn Bldg., RIverside Branch offices: Baltimore Md.: New Howard 8-2172, Thomas R. Murphy; Atlanta: 254 E. Paces Hotel, 8 No. Howard St., LExington+ 9-1580, Miss Ferry Rd., CEdar 3-0019, C. K. Beaver; Denver L. Wentworth; Kansas City 6, Mo.: 601 Mer- 2: Denver Club Bldg. CHerry 4-7463, M. A. chandise Mart, 2201 Grand Ave., BAltimore 1- Briley; Kansas City: K1vIBC Bldg., GRand 1-7822, 5175, Miss M. Marian; Dallas, Tex.: 1000 Main Eugene F. Gray; Memphis 4: 2158 Union Avenue St., RIverside 2-3605, Stuart Barondess; Los Bldg., BRoadway 2-7503, C. K. Beaver; St. Louis Angeles 31, Calif.; 1050 Montecito Drive, CApi- 1: 705 Olive Street, CHestnut 1-4350, Eugene F. tol 5-3526, Joyce Evans. Gray; Detroit: 1761 First National Bank Bldg., WO. 2-3524, Larry Gentile; Minneapolis: 1102 HIL F. BEST CO. Suite 1009-1010, Park Ave. N. Western Bank Bldg., FÉderal 3-4747, James Bldg., Detroit 26, Mich. WOodward 2-7298. Bowden. HIL F. BEST, pres.; THOMAS CORLETT, gen. mgr. Branch offices: Atlanta, Ga.: Mortgage THE BRANHAM COMPANY 99 Park Ave., New Guaranty York 16, Bldg., JAckson 5-5084; Chicago 6, Ill.: 205 W. N. Y.; MUrray Hill 2-4606. E. F. CoacoºAN, pres.; J. F. Timm!, exec. vice Wacker Dr., STate 2-5096; Beverly Hills 57, res. Calif.: 111 No. La Cienega Blvd., OLeander Branch offices: 5-8326; New York 17, N. Y.: 101 Park Ave., Atlanta 3, Ga.: Rhodes -Haverty LExington 2.3783. Bldg.. WAlnut 3025, H. L. Rails; Charlotte 2, N. C.: Liberty Life Bldg., 2-8839, B. C. Finch; WALTER BIDDICK CO., 1046 So. Olive St., Los Chicago 1, III.: 360 N. Michigan Ave., CEntral Angeles 15, Calif. RIchmond 9-8800. 6.5726, Dudley Brewer; Dallas 1. Texas: Fidelity GUY BIDDICK, mgr. Life Bldg., STerling 5831, G. T. Harding; De- troit 2, Mich.: General Motors Bldg., TRinity JOHN BLAIR & CO., 415 Madison Ave., New 1.0440, F. A. Weber; Los Angeles 48. if.: 6399 York 17, N. Y. PLaza 3-4250. Wilshire Blvd., WEbster 1-1551, Norman E. JOHN P. BLAIR, president; ARTHUR H. McCoy, Noyes; Memphis 3, Tenn.: Sterick Bldg., MEm- executive vice president. phis 8-2344, S. L. Nichols; Miami, Fla.: 496 N.E. Branch Offices: Atlanta, Ga.: 101 Marietta St. 29th Terrace, 9-4685; Dan Gattoni; St. Louis 1. Bldg., JAckson 5-6482, Charles F. Dilcher, vice Mo.: Title Guaranty Bldg., CHestnut 1-6192, John pres.; Chicago 11, Ill.: 520 N. Michigan Ave., J. Schwarz; San Francisco 3. Calif.: 703 Market SUperior 7-2300, Clifford Barborka, v.p.; Dal- St., YUkon 2-1582, Peter Childs. las, Texas: 467 Rio Grande National Bldg., RI- BROADCAST TIME SALES, 149 California St., verside 4228, Frank Carter; Detroit 26, Mich.: San Francisco 11, Calif.; SUtter 1-8656. 617 Book Bldg., WOodward -6030, Charles Fritz; CARL SCHUELE, owner. Los Angeles 5 Calif.: 3460 Wilshire Blvd., DUn- Branch office: Los Angeles 28. Calif.: 1540 N. kirk 7-1333, Carleton E. Coveny, Vice Pres.; St. Highland Ave., H011ywood 5-1755 and H011ywood Louis 1, Mo.: 937 Paul Brown Bldg., CHestnut 5-5884, Jim Gates. 1-5686 Carlos Reese; San Francisco, Calif.; 2502 Russ Bldg., DOuglas 2-3188, Heber Smith, CLARKE BROWN COMPANY, 1507 Southland Jr.; Seattle: 3319 White -Henry -Stuart Bldg., Ctr., RIverside 2.5148, Dallas, Tex. MAin 3-6270, John Burr. CLARKE R. BROWN, president; ANDREW E. PERAN- NI, vice pres., sec,-treas., ROBERT E. STUART, vice BLAIR -TV, 717 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y. pres. PLaza 2-0400. Branch Offices: Atlanta, Ga., 1182 W. Peachtree JOHN P. BLAIR, pres.; EDWARD P. SHURICE, exec. St., N.W., TRinity 5-9539, Bill McRae, vice pres.; v.p.; JOHN P. DENNINGEE, v.p. & eastern sis. Bill Jones, Houston, Tex., 3520 Montrose Blvd., mgr. JAckson 8-1601, Jack Eisele, mgr.; New Orleans, Branch offices: Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, La., 910 Royal St., JAckson 2-3917, John Hicks, Jacksonville, Fla., Los Angeles, St. Louis, San mgr.; Denver, Colorado, 233 Guaranty Bank Francisco, Seattle. Bldg., CHerry 4-8191, John McGuire, mgr.

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(The following listing of companies includes networks, set manu- facturers and major producers and distributors. For additional listings, see Producers -Distributors and Service sections.)

Admiral Corp. PRESIDENT A. A. WARD 3800 W. Cortland St., Chicago 47, III.; SPauld- VICE-PRESIDENT, MANUFACTURING ing 2-0100. A. FIORE PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF SERVICE Ross D. SIRACUSA C. S. PERKINS EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT SALES MANAGER VINCENT BARRECA M. N. WOLF VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF SALES TREASURER AND SECRETARY C. E. LANTZ P. F. THOMAS TELEVISION SALES MANAGER ASSISTANT TREASURER Ross D. SIRACUSA, JR. R. J. BELMONT VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF APPLI- COMPTROLLER ANCES AND PRESIDENT OF ADMIRAL C. R. RININSLAND INTERNATIONAL CORP. & ADMIRAL ASSISTANT COMPTROLLER INTERAMERICANA CORP. J. H. JOHNSON J. R. OREELY DIRECTORS VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF PRO- G. L. Carrington, J. J. Ling, C. G. Pierce, L. D. DUCTION Webster, A. A. Ward. C. S. ROSSATE DIVISION OFFICES VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL COUNSEL NORTHWESTERN: 254 W. 54th St., New FRANK H. URIELL York 19, N. Y.; COlumbus 5-1988; L. J. Patton, DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING div. mgr.; R. E. Pierce, F. Hall, Jr., br. mgrs. R. J. GORMAN EASTERN: 650 Broadway, Newark, N. J.; HUmboldt 3-5305. L. J. Patton, division man- VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF ENGI- ager. NEERING SOUTHERN: 87 Walton St., Atlanta, Ga.; W. L. DUxN JAckson 4-4916. F. B. Newborn, div. mgr.; E. SALES MANAGER, AIR CONDITIONER - C. Lyman, J. W. McBurney, br. mgrs. FREEZER DIV. CENTRAL: 608 So. Dearborn St., Chicago, Ill.; BODIE L. STAHLSCHMIDT WAbash 2-6646; R. C. Gray, Div. mgr.; J. R. DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS Brown, C. G. Bosworth, br. mgrs. MARTIN SHERIDAN WESTERN: 7266 Melrose Ave. Los Angeles 46, Calif.; WEbster 8-2793. D. L. O'Brien, Div. SECRETARY & ASSISTANT TREASURER Mgr.; M. L. A. Scott, Field Mgr. (L. A.); H. G. E. DRIscoLL J. Nelson Field Mgr. (S.F.). 147 Hyde St., MANAGER, MARKET RESEARCH S.F. Calif; ORdway 3-9151. EDWARD P. STEELE DIRECTOR OF TRAFFIC 0 EDWARD C. MADDEN RADIO SALES MANAGER American Broadcasting -Paramount ALFRED A. MEDICA PLANTS Theatres, Inc. TV RECEIVERS & GOVERNMENT ELEC- BOARD OF DIRECTORS TRONICS EQUIPMENT: 3800 W. Cortland A. H. Blank, John A. Coleman, E. Chester St., Chicago, Ill. Gersten, Leonard H. Goldenson, Robert H. PHONOGRAPHS: 4150 N. Knox Avenue. Chi- Hinckley, Robert L. Huffines, Jr., Sidney M. cago, Ill. Markley, Walter P. Marshall, R. B. Wilby, Si- TV & RADIO TABLE RECEIVERS: Harvard, mon B. Siegel, James G. Riddell, A. B. Chap- Ill. man, J. A. Martino, Oliver E. Treyz. REFRIGERATORS, FREEZERS AND RANG- ES AND AIR CONDITIONERS: Midwest Mfg. Corp., Galesburg, Ill. CABINETS: Shelbyville, Ind. DISTRIBUTING BRANCHES: New York, American Broadcasting Company Boston, Jacksonville, Milwaukee, Chicago, (A Division of American Broadcasting -Pere - Oklahoma City, San Francisco, San Diego, Los Theatres, Inc.) Angeles, Denver, Houston, Washington, De- mount troit. 7 West 66 St., New York 23, N. Y.; SUsquehanna WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE: John Gilbarte, vice president, govt. labs div., Albee 7-5000. Building; STerling 3-9125. PRESIDENT, AB -PT & ABC LEONARD H. GOLDENSON -o- VICE-PRESIDENT, FINANCIAL (AB -PT) & Altec Companies, Inc. V. P. & TREAS. (ABC) SIMON B. SIEGEL 161 Sixth Ave., New York 13, N. Y.; ALgonquin VICE PRESIDENTS 5-3636. JULIUS BARNATHAN CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER & CHAIRMAN JAMES W. BEACH OF THE BOARD ALFRED BECKMAN G. L. CARºINGTON SLOCUM CHAPIN

628 JOHN E. PEARSON CO., 405 Park Ave., New Washington: Tower Bldg., MAine 3-1868, Hugh York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 1-3366. Feltis. JOHN E. PEARSON, chmn., RAYMOND F. HEN Z, R., pres. RAMBEAU, VANCE, HOPPLE, INC. (formerly Branch offices: see John E. Pearson Television, Wm. G. Rambeau Co.), 405 Lexington Avenue, Inc. New York 17, New York. OXford 7-0890. Branch offices: Chicago 1, Ill., 185 No. Wabash JOHN E. PEARSON TELEVISION, INC., 405 Avenue, ANdover 3-5566; Los Angeles 28, Calif., Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 1-3366, 1350 No. Highland Avenue, H011ywood 4-6017; JOHN E. PEARSON, pres.; RUSSEL WALKER, JR., San Francisco, California, 2449 Larkin Street, R. F. HENZE, JR., W. WILSON, vice-presidents. PRospect 5-2725. Branch offices: Atlanta 9, Ga.: 1371 Peachtree, TRinity 5-6644, Bob Baird; Chicago 1, Ill.: 333 PAUL H. RAYMER COMPANY, INC., 444 Madi- N. Michigan Ave., STate 2-7494, Jim Bowden; son Ave., New York 22, N. Y. Plaza 9-5570. Dallas, Texas: 505 Fidelity Union Life Bldg., PAUL H. RAYM ER, pres.; FRED C. BROKAW. exec. RIverside 7-3723, Ralph Widman; Los Angeles vice-pres. 5, Calif.; 1901 W. 8th St., DUnkirk 5-5084, Clark Branch offices: Atlanta 3, Ga.: Glenn Bldg., JAck- Barnes; San Francisco 4, Calif.: 58 Sutter St., son 5-6508, Edward D. Brandt; Chicago 11, Ill.: DOuglas 2-7159, John Palmer. 435 N. Michigan Ave., SUperior 7-4473, Clay E. Forker; Dallas 1, Texas: Mercantile Securities JOHN H. PERRY ASSOCIATES, 19 W. 44th St., Bldg., RIverside 1-5663, John H. Hicks, Jr.; De- New York 36, N. Y. MUrray Hill 7-5047. troit 26, Mich.: Penobscot Bldg., WOodward 3- WM. K. DORMAN, gen. mgr. 0764, Robert B. Rains; Hollywood 28 Calif.: Branch offices: Atlanta 3, Ga., Glenn Bldg., MUr- 1680 Vine St., H011ywood 2-2376, John D. Gale; ray 8-3988, J. D. Whitehead; Beverly Hills, San Francisco 4, Calif.: Russ Bldg., DOuglas 2- Calif., 111 N. LaCienega Blvd. OLympia 2-1313, 8909, Ray Rhodes. Lee F. O'Connell; Chicago 4, Ill., 224 S. Michi- gan Ave., HArrlson 7-4008, F. W. Thurnau; SEARS & AYER, INC., 612 N. Michigan Ave., Detroit 2, Mich., 7-268 General Motors Bldg., Chicago, Ill. SUperior 7-8177.8. TRinity 5-1803, John F. Cole; Philadelphia 7, B. H. SEARS, pres. Pa., 12 South 12th Street, WAlnut 2-3555, Branch offices: Los Angeles. Calif.: 1127 Wilshire Robert Hitchings; San Francisco 4, Calif., 233 Blvd. MAdison 9-2653, Gene Grant; New York, Sansome Street, YUkon 6-2981, William A. N. Y'.: 33 W. 42nd St., BRyant 9-1374. Jack Ayres. Davis; San Francisco, Calif.: 703 Market St., EXbrook 2-6685, Gene Grant. PETERS, GRIFFIN, WOODWARD, INC., 250 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; YUkon 6-7900. STARS NATIONAL, INC., 500 Fifth Ave., New H. PRESTON PETERS. pees.; RUSSEL WOODWARD. York 36, N. Y.; OXford 5-2708. exec. vice-pres.; LLOYD GRIFFIN, vice-pres. and CHARLES H. COTTINGTON, pres. dir. of TV. Branch offices: San Francisco, Calif.: 260 Kearney Branch offices: Atlanta 3, Ga.: Glenn Bldg., St., EXbrook 2-6444, John Funk; Los Angeles, MUrray 8-5667, Wm. J. Stubbs; Chicago 1, Ill.: Calif.: 6381 Hollywood Blvd., H011ywood 2.2351, Prudential Plaza, Franklin 2-6373, John A. Tracy Moore. Cory, vice-pres., William J. Tynan; Detroit 26, STAUFFER PUBLICATIONS, INC., 100% owner Mich.: Penobscot Bldg., WOodward 1-4255, Lou of WIBW-TV, Box 119, Topeka, Kansas, CE Hummell, Jr.; Fort Worth 2, Texas: 406 W. Sev- 3-2377, enth St., EDison 6-3349, Hal Thompson , Holly- wood 28, Calif.: 1750 N. H011ywood O. S. STAUFFER, pres.; THAD M. SANDSTROM, Vine St., gen. mgr.; RAY SENATE, sis. coordinator. Rep- 9.1688, Hal W. Hoag, vice-pres., John P. Haskell, resented TV sis.; San Francisco 4, Calif.: Russ Bldg., nationally by Avery-Knodel, Inc., New YUkon 2-9188, John B. Sias; Dallas: Fidelity York, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Atlanta, San Fran- Union Life Bldg., RIverside 7-2398, Hal Thomp- cisco, Los Angeles, Seattle. son. STORER BROADCASTING COMPANY, 1177 Kane Concourse, Miami Beach 54, Florida. UNion EDWARD PETRY & CO., INC., 3 East 54th St., 6-0211. New York 22, N. Y. MUrray Hill 8.0200. ED- GEORGE B. STORER, chm. of bd. and pres.; J. H. WARD PETRY, Chmn. of bd.; EDWARD E. VOY NOW, RYAN, senior vice-pres.; LEE B. WAILES, exec. pies.; MARTIN L. NIEMAN, exec. v. p.; BEN H. vice-pres., planning and finance, STANTON P. HOLMES, V. p. KETTLER, exec. vice-pres., operations, GEORGE B. Branch offices: Atlanta, Ga.: 101 Marietta St. STORER, JR., vice-pres. for Television; WILLIAM Bldg., JAckson 4-8861, Richard W. Hughes; Chi- E. RINE, vice-pres. for Radio; JOHN E. McCoy, cago 11, Ill.; 400 N. Michigan Ave., WHitehall vice-pres. and secretary; GLENN G. BOUNDY, 4-0011, Louis A. Smith; Detroit 26, Mich.: 645 LIONEL F. BAXTER, JAMES E. BAILEY, EWALD Griswold St., WOodward 3-0125, Bruce Mayer; KOCKRITZ, ALLEN L. HAID, HARRY R. LIPSON, Los Angeles 14, Calif.: 3424 Wilshire Blvd., J. ROBERT KERNS, BILL MICHAELS, PAUL J. L. A. 5, DUnkirk 8-1143, William Larimer; St. MILLER, ARTHUR C. SCHOFIELD, vice-presidents; Louis 3, Mo.: 915 Olive St., CHestnut 1-7191, HARRY A. STEENSEN, treas.; BERTHA C. PRESTLER, Fred Johnson; San Francisco 4, Calif.: Russ A. A. CHURCH, assistant secretaries. Bldg., YUkon 2-3631, Geo. E. Ledell, Jr.; Boston New York National Sales Office: 625 Madison 16, HUbbard 2-6440, Wm. D. Walsh. Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. PLaza 1-3940. MAURICE E. MCMURRAY national sales director. RADIO REPRESENTATIVES LTD., 76 St. Claire Ave. West, Toronto 7, Ont., Canada; WAl- Chicago Midwest Sales Office: 230 N. Michigan nut 4-0727. Avenue, Chicago 1, Illinois, FRanklin 2-6498. GEORGE LYONS, National GORDON FERRIS, Ares. & ggen. mgr. U. Midwest Sales Man- Branch offices: Montreal, Que.: 1411 Crescent St., ager. AVenue 8.4257, Wilf Dippie; Vancouver, B. C.: VENARD, RINTOUL & McCONNELL, INC., 579 1407 W. B'way, CEdar 2211, W. E. J. Hall; Fifth Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill Winnipeg, Manitoba; Lindsay Bldg., WH 2-6374, 8-1088. R. M. MacLennan. LLOYD GEORGE VENARD, president; STEPHEN R. RINTOUL, JAMES V. MCCONNELL, vice RADIO-TV REPRESENTATIVES, INC., 7 E. 47 presidents. St., New York 17. Branches: Chicago: 35 East Wacker Drive, Chi- MUrray Hill 8-4340. cago 1, Howard B. Meyers, vice-pres.; HARRY GOODMAN, chmn. of the bd.; PEGGY STONE, Detroit 26, pres. Michigan: 808 Penobscot Bldg., James A. Brown, Jr., mgr.; Los Angeles 57, Calif.: 1901 W. 8th Branch offices: Chicago 1, Ill.: 75 E. Wacker Drive, FI 6-0982, Edward Nickey; Street, George Halleman; San Francisco 4, Calif.: Beverly Hills, 85 Post Street, William Marshall; Dallas 1, California: 111 North La Cienega Blvd., OLeander Texas: 1915 5-7597, Lee O'Connell; San Francisco 8, Cali- Elm Street, Clyde Melville. fornia: 166 Geary Street, YUkon 6-0621, Don THE WALKER-RAWALT CO., INC., 347 Madi- Pickens; Boston 16, Mass.: Statler Office Bldg., son Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill HUbbard 2.4845, Foster and Creed; Seattle 1, 3.5830. 625 WYTHE WALKER, pres.; C. Orts RAwALT, vice- JAckson 4-1604, George Griesbauer; Boston 16, pres. Mass.: Statler Bldg., HUbbard 2-5677, Robert R. Branch offices: Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Los Reardon; Chicago 6, Ill.: Prudential Plaza. Angeles, San Francisco. \VIlitehall 4-3434, Ed Podolinsky; Detroit 26, 1-2685, GRANT WEBB & CO., 509 Madison Ave., New Mich.: Book Bldg., AOodward Bernard York 22tN. Y., MUrray Hill 8-7550. P. Pearse; Hollywood 28, Calif.: 6331 Hollywood WEBB, EDWARD BREEN, EDMOND Blvd., H011ywood 2-6676, William Smith; GRANT pres.; 5, 625 RYAN, vice-pres. San Francisco Calif.: Market St., EXbrook Branch offices: Chicago, III.: 69 W. Washington 7-0535, Boyd Rippey; Seattle: Tower Bldg., MAin St., ST 2-3155, Warren Knudson; San Francisco 4-6336, William J. Wagner; St. Louis: 915 Olive 4, Calif.: 155 Montgomery St., EXbrook 2-6127, St., Chestnut 1-2724, Fred Edwards. James W. R. Stewart Jr.; Los Angeles, Calif.: 8622 Wilshire Blvd., OLeander 5-8998, E. Joseph YOUNG CANADIAN LTD., 3 East 54th Street, Turner; Detroit 26, Mich.: 1302 Cadillac Tower, New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 1-4848. WOodward 1-8290. ADAM J. YOUNG, JR., president; T. F. MALONE, v.p. WEED AND COMPANY, 579 Fifth Ave.. New York 17. N. Y.; PLaza 9-4700. YOUNG TELEVISION CORP., 3 E. 54th St., New JOSEPH J. WEED, C. C. WEED, RUTH P. WEED, York, 20, N. Y.; PLaza 9-1810. partners; PETER A. McGuRK, v.p., gen. mgr. ADAM YOUNG, president; JAMES F. O'GRADY, JR., Branch offices: same as Weed Television Corp. exec. vice-pres.; HOWARD . PARKS, eastern sales WEED RADIO CORPORATION, 579 Fifth Ave- manager. nue, New York 17, N. Y. PLaza 9-4700. Branch offices: Chicago 1, Ill., Prudential Plaza, C. C. WEED, pres.; J. J. WEED, E. J. FITZSIM- Michigan 2-6190, R. John Stella; Atlanta, Ga., MONS, vice-presidents. 1182 W. Peachtree St. TRinity 3-2564, Chas E. Branch offices: same as Weed TV Corporation. Trainor; St. Louis, Mo., 317 N. 11th Street, MAin 1-5020, Clinton O'Dell Simpson; Detroit 26, WEED TELEVISION CORP., 579 Fifth Ave., New Michigan 2940 Book Building, WOodward York 17, N. Y.; PLaza 9-4700. 3-6919; Los Angeles 28, Calif., 6331 Hollywood J. J. WEED, pres.; C. C. WEED, vice-pres.; E. J. Blvd., H011ywood 2-2289, Wm. L. Wallace; San FITZSIMMONS, vice-pres. Francisco 4, Calif., Russ Building, YUkon 6-7669. Branch offices: Atlanta 3, Ga.: Glenn Bldg., Frank A. Waters.

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626 GIRARD CHESTER ART DIRECTOR DONALD COYLE ROSARIO CALSBRISE SANFORD CUMMINGS JOHN DALY VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL COUNSEL THEODORE H. FETTER MORTIMER WEINBACH MICHAEL J. FOSTER DIRECTOR OF LABOR RELATIONS HENRY T. HEDE RICHARD FREUND FRANK MARX VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF PRO- JOHN H. MITCHELL GRAMMING FOR TELEVISION NET- THOMAS W. MOORE WORK WILLIAM P. MULLEN THOMAS W. MOORE STERLING C. QUINLAN VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE TV DAYTIME JAMES G. RIDDELL PROGRAMMING STEPHEN RIDDLEBERGER GIRARD SELIG J. SELIGMAN CHESTER JOSEPH STAMLER OPERATIONS MANAGER OLIVER TREYZ RUTH K. BLAINEY THOMAS VELOTTA PROGRAM SERVICE MANAGER CHARLES T. AYRES THOMAS P. DEVITO EDWARD BLEIER MARTIN BROWN VICE PRESIDENT & PROGRAM DIRECTOR THEODORE HAROLD TEAL H. FETTER ROBERT R. PAULEY DIRECTOR OF DAYTIME PROGRAMS ALFRED SCHNEIDER ARMAND GRANT EDGAR SHELTON NETWORK EXEC. PRODUCER DANIEL MELNICK JOHN B. GREEN VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL COUNSEL BUSINESS MANAGER & BUDGET OFFICER, MORTIMER WEINBACH TV PROGRAM VICE PRESIDENT & SECRETARY FREDERICK LAFFEY OMAR ELDER ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER, TV PRO- ASSISTANT TREASURER GRAM MICHAEL P. BOLAND LEONARD MASKIN VICE-PRES. & PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT MANAGER NEW YORK DANIEL MELNICK MANAGER OF PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF THE TELEVI- PRODUCTION SERVICES SION NETWORK FREDERICK SCHUHMANN OLIVER TREYZ STUDIO SERVICES MANAGER DAVID VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF ENGI- ESCHELBACHER NEERING VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF NEWS, FRANK MARX SPECIAL EVENTS, & PUBLIC AFFAIRS JOHN VICE PRES. IN CHG. OF ADMINISTRATION DALY TV NETWORK VICE PRESIDENT FOR SPECIAL PROJECTS, ALFRED SCHNEIDER NEWS DEPT. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT TO THE THOMAS VELOTTA VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF EN- DIRECTOR OF NEWS & PUBLIC AFFAIRS GINEERING FRANCIS N. LITTLEJOHN CLURE OWEN DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL EVENTS & OPERA- DIRECTOR OF TRAFFIC & COMMUNICA- TIONS TIONS DONALD G. COE GEORGE MILNE DIRECTOR OF PROGRAM SERVICES DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING FACILITIES WILLIAM SEAMAN JOHN PRESTON DIRECTOR OF SPORTS DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING OPERATIONS WILLIAM WHITEHOUSE C. EDWARD HAMILTON MANAGER OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS SUPERVISOR OF COMMUNICATIONS WILEY HANCE RICHARD HAMILTON VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF PRESS TRAFFIC MANAGER INFORMATION REGINALD WILLCOCKS MICHAEL J. FOSTER RECORDING DIRECTOR DIRECTOR OF PRESS INFORMATION LAWRENCE A. RUDDELL STEPHEN STRASSBERG FINANCIAL VICE PRESIDENT OF AMERI- DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING CAN BROADCASTING -PARAMOUNT THE - DEAN LINGER TRES, INC. & TREASURER OF AMERI- CAN BROADCASTING COMPANY DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL EXPLOITATION SIMON B. SIEGEL PROJECTS SIDNEY R. MESIBOV VICE PRESIDENT & ASST. TREASURER OF ABC & TREASURER OF AB -PT DIRECTOR OF CONTINUITY ACCEPTANCE MARTIN BROWN GRACE JOHNSEN ASSISTANT TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE, TELEVISION MICHAEL P. BOLAND NETWORK SALES DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL WILLIAM P. MULLEN MARIE MCWILLIAMS VICE PRESIDENT OF TV DAYTIME SALES INTERNAL AUDITOR EDWARD BLEIER JOSEPH FITZPATRICK VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF WESTERN MANAGER OF TREASURY AFFAIRS DIVISION TV NET -SALES EDWARD GRAESSLE SLOCUM CHAPIN LIBRARIAN VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE EASTERN CATHRINE LYNCH SALES PURCHASING AGENT CHARLES T. AYRES GEORGE AST VICE PRESIDENT & ADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR OF OFFICE & STUDIO SERVICES SALES MANAGER JOSEPH J. SPAGNOLA HENRY T. REDE

629 DIRECTOR OF STATION RELATIONS DIRECTOR OF LABOR RELATIONS: BUSI- ROBERT COE NESS AFFAIRS MANAGER OF STATION RELATIONS ARTHUR HARVEY RALPH HATCHER MANAGER ADV., PUB., PROMOTION KABC- DIRECTOR OF STATION CLEARANCE DONALD JACKV BREMBECK SHAW CONTINUITY ACCEPTANCE EDITOR, WEST- VICE PRESIDENT FOR OWNED & OPER- ERN DIV. ATED TV STATIONS DOROTHY L. BROWN STEPHEN RIDDLEBERGER DIR. RADIO-TV NEWS VICE PRESIDENT FOR AFFILIATED TV MILT FISHMAN STATIONS MANAGER, PROGRAM SVCS. JULIUS BARNATHAN ROWE S. GIESEN DIRECTOR OF SALES DEVELOPMENT CHIEF ENGINEER, WESTERN DIVISION BERT BRILLER THEODORE GRENIER MANAGER OF SLS. DEV. REGIONAL MGR., TV STATION RELATIONS HENRY LEVINSON COURTNEY MCLEOD MANAGER OF TV RESEARCH DIRECTOR TV PROGRAM OPERATIONS FREDERICK PIERCE NORMA T. OLSON NETWORK FILM DEPT. DIR. FRANK G. RALSTON, JR. CHICAGO PROGRAM DIRECTOR, KABC-TV 360 North Michigan Ave. PETER G. ROBINSON Chicago 1, Ill. SALES MANAGER, KABC-TV VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHG. OF WBKB ELTON RULE STERLING C. QUINLAN PERSONNEL DIRECTOR VICE-PRESIDENT AND DIR. OF NETWORK FLORENCE T. SCHIRO TV, CENTRAL DIV. VICE PRESIDENT & GEN. MGR. KABC-TV JAMES W. BEACH SELIG SELIGMAN FILM DIRECTOR CONTROLLER, WESTERN DIV. RALPH ANDREWS JOHN C. WAGNER COMPTROLLER, WBKB MGR. OF ADV. & PROM., W. D. MANUEL FINGERHUT ELLIOTT F. ALEXANDER DIR OF SALES, TV NET. VICE PRESIDENT & DIR. TV NETWORK WILLIAM GILLOGLY PROGRAMS MANAGER OF ENGINEERING DEPT. SANFORD CUMMINGS WILLIAM P. ROSACE ABC COORDINATOR-WARNEIt BROS. TV. DIR OF MUSIC WBKB & ABC C. D. MITCHELL L. GAMSON REX MAUPIN ABC -DISNEY COORD. SUPERVISOR, WBKB NEWS & SPECIAL GENE GORDON EVENTS MGR. GUEST RELATIONS CON O'DEA BEVERLY ANGEL PROGRAM MANAGER, WBKB MGR. PURCHASING DEPT. DANIEL SCHUFFMAN ROBERT ROWEN GENERAL MANAGER, WBKB SALTS SERV. MGR. & OFFICE MGR., KABC- MATTHEW VIERACKER DIR. OF PUBLICITY & PROM. NORMAN SLOANE JAMES ASHER DIR. OF SPECIAL SERVICES PRODUCTION MANAGER J. CLIFFORD ANDERSON JOHN FITZPATRICK T.C. REGIONAL TV LIT. SALES MGR. VINCENT FRANCIS DIR. OF TV LIT. PRESS INFORMATION DETROIT ELLIOT HENRY 20777 W. Len Mile Rd. MGR. FILM DEPT. KABC-TV Detroit 41, Michigan HOWARD LIPSTONE TRAFFIC MANAGER MGR. OF PROD. SERVICES KABC-TV ELIZABETH ASHTON RICHARD LOEB COMPTROLLER JOHN REYNOLDS SAN FRANCISCO 277 Golden Gate Ave. VICE PRESIDENT IN CHG. OF MERCHAN- San Francisco, DISING Calif. HAROLD CHRISTIAN PROGRAM DIRECTOR GEORGE RICE TELEVISION SALES MANAGER CHIEF ENGINEER & BUILDING MAINTE- RALPH DAWSON NANCE MGR. CHIEF ENGINEER HARRY JACOBS CHARLES KOCHER TRAFFIC MANAGER PROGRAM MANAGER EDITH KIRBY PETER STRAND MGR. FILM DEPT. MGR. OF PROD. SERVICES ROBERT MITCHELL GEORGE COLE TV SLS. SERVICE MANAGER PROMOTION MGR. NOEL PAZDRAL STUART KIRVAN CONTINUITY ACCEPTANCE EDITOR LORRAINE PEDERSEN GENERAL MANAGER, KGO-TV HOLLYWOOD DAVID SACKS ABC Television Center COMPTROLLER & PURCHASING AGENT Hollywood 27, California HENRY SAROYAN VICE PRESIDENT, WESTERN DIV. NAT. SPOT SALES MGR. JAMES G. RIDDELL YALE ROE 630 WASHINGTON 4461 Connecticut Avenue, N. W. British Broadcasting Corporation Washington, D. C. New York 20, N. Y.; Circle VICE PRESIDENT IN CHG. OF W.\SHING- 630 Fifth Avenue, TON OFFICE 7-0656. ALFRED BECKMAN NORTH AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE BARRIE THORNE CHIEF ASSISTANT TO NORTH AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE G. DEL STROTHER ABC Films, Inc. UNITED NATIONS CORRESPONDENT United Nations Building, New York 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; LAckawanna F. D. WALKER 4-5050. WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT PRESIDENT CHRISTOPHER SERPELL, 907 National Press Build- HENRY G. PLITT ing, Washington 4, D. C.; EXecutive 3-1465. VICE PRESIDENT-SALES HOWARD ANDERSON VICE-PRES. IN CHG. OF BUSINESS .VF - FAIRS Broadcast Editorial Reports, Inc. IIAlcor.» J. KLEIN 33 East 39th Street, New York 16, N. Y.; PLaza VICE PRESIDENT & DIRECTOR OF WEST- 9-1546; MUrray Hill 9-3450. ERN OPERATIONS PRESIDENT-EDITOR-IN-CIIIEF WILLIAM L. CLARK A. MAXWELL HAGE DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING & PROMO- VICE-PRESIDENT TION LESLIE G. PHILLIPS IRVING PALEY TREASURER COORDINATOR OF LATIN-AMERICAN NORWOOD F. ALLMAN OPERS. LEGAL COUNSEL RAUL C. CONANGLA RAYMOND C. CONNELL CONTROLLER EDITORS RAYMOND C. Fox H. V. Kaltenborn-Senior; Henry Cassidy-Ex- MANAGER OF FILM OPERATIONS ecutive; Allen Martin-Supervising. GILBERT S. COHEN TV EXECUTIVE PRODUCER BRANCH OFFICES A. A. COUGHLIN CHICAGO, ILL.: 360 N. Michigan Avenue, o- ANdover 3-0800. Michael J. Gould. BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF.: 190 N. Canon Chromatic Television Laboratories, Drive Bldg., NOrmandy 3-3311. W.11iam L. Inc. Clark, v. p. DALLAS, TEXAS: 1118 Jackson St., Howard 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; BRyant Routman. 9-8700; (Owned by Paramount Pictures Corp.) PRESIDENT RANDOLPH C. WOOD VICE-PRESIDENTS Atlas Television Corporation LUIS W. ALVAREZ ROBERT DRESSLER Executive House, 209 E. 56th St., N. Y. 22, N. Y.; SECRETARY ELdorado 5-7943. ARTHUR ISRAEL, JR. PRESIDENT TREASURER HENRY BROWN JAMES H. RICHARDSON TECHNICAL DIRECTOR o-- ALBERT A. CHESNES CHAIRMAN OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Bagnall, George Si Associates, Inc. BORGE HANSEN-MOELLER BOARD OF DIRECTORS (DBA Consolidated Television Sales) Paul Raibourn, chairman; H. Rowan Gaither Jr., 8827 Olympic Blvd., Beverly Hills, Calif.; Arthur Israel, Jr., Ernest O. Lawrence, Borge OL. 2-8050; New York 17, N. Y.; c/o Major Hansen -Moeller, Barney Balaban Randolph C. Wood. Television Productions, 527 Madison Ave., Plaza 2-1122; 452 Goodridge Drive; Pitts- burgh 34, Pa.; LOcust 1-4661. Clear Channel Broadcasting Service PRESIDENT 532 Shoreham Building, Washington 5, D. C.; GEORGE L. BAGNALL EXecutive 3-0255. VICE-PRESIDENT & GENERAL SALES MANAGER CHAIRMAN O'LouonLIN EDWIN W. CRAIG, WSM, Nashville. J. J. TREASURER SECRETARY HAROLD HOUGH, WBAP, Fort Worth FRED C. LINDQUIST Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. Box Office Television, Inc. 485 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; 6 W. 57th St., New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza 7-0532. PLaza I-2345; Station KNXT, 1313 N. Vine PRESIDENT St., Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011ywood 9-1212; SID CAESAR Station WBBM-TV, 630 N. McClurg Court, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD MILTON N. MOUND Chicago, Ill., WHitehall 4-6000.

631 CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD VICE PRESIDENT, OPERATIONS WILLIAM S. PALEY EDWARD L. SAXE PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT, PUBLIC INFORMATION FRANK STANTON CHARLES S. STEINBERG VICE-PRESIDENTS VICE PRESIDENT & DIRECTOR, AFFILIATE JAMES T. AUBREY, JR. RELATIONS HENRY G. BONFIG CARL S. WARD EDMUND C. BUNKER ARTHUR L. CHAPMAN CONTROLLER WILLIAM C. FITTS, JR. JAMES H. GEER PETER C. GOLDMARK LEWIS GORDON CBS TELEVISION STATIONS ARTHUR HULL HAYES CLARENCE H. HOPPER PRESIDENT MERLE S. JONES MERLE S. JONES GODDARD LIEBERSON VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, LAWRENCE W. LOWMAN CBS TELEVISION SPOT SALES E. K. MEADE, JR. BRUCE R. BRYANT SIG MICKELSON VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL ATTORNEY EDMUND W. PUGH, JR. THOMAS K. FISHER RICHARD S. SALANT VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, SECRETARY WBBM-TV JULIUS F. BRAUNER CLARK B. GEORGE TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT CBS OWNED STATIONS SAMUEL R. DEAN & CBS TELEVISION SPOT SALES DIRECTOR OF TAXES CRAIG R. LAWRENCE KENNETH W. HOEHN VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, CONTROLLER WCAU-TV SVEN B. KARLEN JOHN A. SCHNEIDER ASSISTANT SECRETARIES VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, THOMAS K. FISHER WCBS-TV WALTER J. HUNGERFORD FRANK J. SHAKESPEARE, JR. MILTON R. NEAMAN VICE PRESIDENT, STATION SERVICES JACK B. PURCELL HARVEY J. STRUTHERS HARVEY L. SCHEIN VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, GERALDINE B. ZORBAUGH KMOX-TV ASST. TREASURER EUGENE B. WILKEY WALTER P. ROZETT VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER, ASST. CONTROLLER KNXT WILLIAM J. FEN NESSY ROBERT F. WOOD BOARD OF DIRECTORS CONTROLLER William S. Paley, Leon Levy, J. A. W. Iglehart, WILLIAM J. FLYNN Ralph F. Colin, Frank Stanton, Robert A. Lov- ett, Arthur Hull Hayes, Millicent C. McIntosh, Goddard Lieberson, Merle S. Jones, Arthur L. CBS FILMS, INC. Chapman, James T. Aubrey, Jr. PRESIDENT FOLLOWING ARE THE DIVISIONS OF THE MERLE S. JONES COLUMBIA BROADCASTING SYSTEM AND ADMINISTRATIVE VICE PRESIDENT THEIR TOP PERSONNEL: SAM COOK DIGGES VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS ROBERT F. LEWINE VICE PRESIDENT, CORPORATE AFFAIRS CBS TELEVISION NETWORK RICHARD S. SALANT PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT, TERRYTOONS JAMES T. AUBREY, JR. WILLIAM M. WEISS VICE PRESIDENT, INFORMATION SERV- TREASURER ICES SAMUEL R. DEAN JOHN P. COWDEN VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS-NEW YORK CBS LIMITED MICHAEL DANN DIRECTOR VICE PRESIDENT, SALES MICHAEL BURKE THOMAS H. DAWSON VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS-HOLLY- WOOD CBS EUROPE GUY DELLA CIOPPA MANAGING DIRECTOR MICHAEL BURKE VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL ATTORNEY THOMAS K. FISHER VICE PRESIDENT & BUSINESS MANAGER, CBS NEWS TALENT & CONTRACT PROPERTIES PRESIDENT W. SPENCER HARRISON SIG MICKELSON VICE PRESIDENT, SALES ADMINISTRA- VICE PRESIDENT, NEWS TION JOHN F. DAY WILLIAM H. HYLAN VICE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION VICE PRESIDENT & DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL ROBERT E. LANG PROJECTS CONTROLLER JOHN J. KAROL GEORGE R. ABRAMSON VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS OSCAR KATZ VICE PRESIDENT, AFFILIATE RELATIONS CBS RADIO & ENGINEERING PRESIDENT WILLIAM B. LODGE ARTHUR HULL HAYES VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAM PRACTICES EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT JOSEPH H. REAM JAMES M. SEWARD 632 VICE PRESIDENT, ADVERTISING & PRO- CBS ELECTRONICS MOTION 100 Endicott St., Danvers, Massachusetts; SPring W. THOMAS DAWSON VICE PRESIDENT, AFFILIATE RELATIONS 4-2360 WILLIAM A. SCHUDT, JR. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS AFFAIRS ARTHUR L. CHAPMAN I. S. BECKER VICE-PRESIDENT, MARKETING VICE PRESIDENT, NETWORK SALES REED V. BONTECOU GEORGE J. ARKEDIS VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER OPERATIONS ELECTRON TUBE OPERATIONS VICE PRESIDENT, CALLAHAN DAVIDSON M. VORHES MICHAEL F. VICE PRESIDENT, STATION ADMINISTRA- VICE PRESIDENT, ENGINEERING TION NORMAN L. HARVEY JULES DUNDES VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER VICE PRESIDENT, CBS RADIO SPOT SALES SEMICONDUCTOR OPERATIONS MILTON F. ALLISON ROBERT G. MARCHISIO VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL ATTORNEY VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, GERALDINE B. ZORBAUGH COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH DEPT. 22) VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, J405 Park Ave., N. Y. STATION WCBS, NEW YORK AMES J. SHALLOW SAMUEL SLATE CONTROLLER VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, WALTER J. HUNGERFORD STATION WEEI, BOSTON THOSMAS Y. GORMAN VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, STATION WCAU, PHILADELPHIA CBS LABORATORIES THOMAS J. SWAFFORD VICE PRESIDENT -GENERAL MANAGER, High Ridge Road, Stamford, Connecticut; DAvis STATION WBBM, CHICAGO 5-4321 E. H. SHOMO VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, PRESIDENT STATION KMOX, ST. LOUIS PETER C. GOLDMARS ROBERT F. HYLAND VICE PRESIDENT, ACOUSTICS & MAGNE- VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, TICS STATION KNX, LOS ANGELES BENJAMIN B. BAUER FRED RUEGG VICE PRESIDENT, MILITARY & INDUS- SYSTEMS VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER, TRIAL ELECTRONIC STATION KCBS, SAN FRANCISCO GORDON S. BURROUGHS MAURICE WEBSTER VICE PRESIDENT CONTROLLER JOHN W. CHRISTENSEN RAYMOND R. SCHWARTZ CONTROLLER PETERSON DIRECTOR OF NETWORK PROGRAMS THOMAS GEORGE PERKINS DIRECTOR OF PRESS INFORMATION SID GARFIELD CBS INTERNATIONAL DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH HARPER CARRAINE 46 East 52 St., N. Y. 22, N. Y.; PLaza 1-2345 PRESIDENT LEWIS GORDON COLUMBIA RECORDS, INC. VICE PRESIDENT WILLIAM P. MUNRO 799 Seventh Avenue, New York 19, N. Y. Circle 5-7300. PRESIDENT GODDARD LIEBERSON Corinthian Broadcasting VICE PRESIDENT, COLUMBIA LP RECORD Corporation CLUB NORMAN A. ADLER 630 Fifth Avenue, New York 20, N. Y.; PLaza VICE PRESIDENT, RESEARCH AND DE- 7-0500. VELOPMENT PRESIDENT WILLIAM S. BACHMAN C. WREDE PETERSMEYER VICE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT ALBERT B. EARL JOHNSTON F. NORTHROP VICE PRESIDENT, SALES WILLIAM P. GALLAGHER SECRETARY-TREASURER ROBERT F. BRYAN VICE PRESIDENT, COLUMBIA RECORD DISTRIBUTORS INC. DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING KENNETH D. GLANCY GEORGE G. JACOBS VICE PRESIDENT, CREATIVE SERVICES DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMMING DEBORAH ISHLON ROBERT H. SALK VICE PRESIDENT, BUSINESS AFFAIRS DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH ALFRED B. LORBER CHARLES H. SMITH VICE PRESIDENT, WEST COAST OPERA- DIRECTOR OF SALES TIONS DON L. KEARNEY A. J. SCHRADE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS & SPE- CONTROLLER CIAL PROJECTS W. G. WILKINS HERMAN \V. LAND 633 Crosby, Bing, Enterprises, Inc. PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER EDWARD W. ALLEN, JR. 9028 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.7 BOARD OF DIRECTORS CRestview 1-1171. DR. ALLEN B. Du MONT, Chairman PRESIDENT BARNEY BALABAN JOHN O'MELVENY DR. THOMAS T. GOLDSMITH, JR. PAUL RAIBOURN VICE-PRESIDENT, SECRETARY DAVID T. SCHULTZ TODD W. JOHNSON PERCY M. STEWART VICE-PRESIDENT EDWIN L. WEISL BASIL F. GRILLO TELEVISION RECEIVER DIVISION -0- 35 Market St., E. Paterson, N. J. MANAGER Desilu Productions, Inc. FRANCIS P. RICE 780 North Gower Street, Hollywood SALES MANAGER 38, Cali- WILLIAM C. SCALES fornia; H011ywood 9-5911. ADVERTISING MANAGER PRESIDENT J. CALVIN AFFLECE DESI ARNAZ SERVICE MANAGER VICE -PRESIDENT -DIRECTOR PETER BUTTOEAVOLI LUCILLE BALL ARNAZ CHIEF ENGINEER EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT -DIRECTOR HUMBERT PACINI MARTIN N. LEEDS PRODUCTION MANAGER SECRETARY -TREASURER -DIRECTOR MORRIS SPECTOR EDWIN E. HOLLY PURCHASING AGENT VICE PRESIDENT WILLIAM PATON W. ARGYLE NELSON VICE PRESIDENT TECHNICAL PRODUCTS DIVISION GEORGE MURPHY 760 Bloomfield Ave., Clifton, N. J. VICE PRESIDENT ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER BERNARD WEITZMAN PETER WEIL ASSISTANT SECRETARY ENGINEERING MANAGER ARTHUR SMITH A. J. TALAMINI PRODUCTION MANAGER R. E. SV0zIL -0 -- INSTRUMENT PRODUCT MANAGER E. G. NICHOLs Du Mont, Allen B., Laboratories, Inc. INSTRUMENT SALES MANAGER 750 Bloomfield Avenue, Clifton, N. J.; MUlberry M. G. SCHERAGA AUTOMOTIVE TEST EQUIPMENT SALES 4-7400; 11800 West Olympia Blvd., Los MANAGER Angeles 64, Calif.; GRanite 7-4271, BRadshaw E. E. ECELUND 7-6394. DIRECTOR OF MOBILE OPERATIONS CHAIRMAN F. M. LINE DR. ALLEN B. Du MONT TRANSMITTER PRODUCT MANAGER PRESIDENT K. F. PETERSEN DAVID T. SCHULTZ PURCHASING AGENT VICE PRESIDENT AND TREASURER C. P. MARTIN DONOVAN H. TYSON VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANA- CATHODE-RAY TUBE DIVISION GER, GOVERNMENT & RESEARCH 750 Bloomfield DR. THOMAS T. GOLDSMITH, JR. Ave., Clifton, N. J. MANAGER VICE PRESIDENT, GOVERNMENT OPERA- TIONS ALFRED Y. BENTLEY RAYMOND C. MAUDE CHIEF ENGINEER RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR KENNETH A. HOAGLAND ROBERT T. CAVANAGH MANUFACTURING MANAGER VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANA- WILLIAM CARLIN GER, TECHNICAL PRODUCTS TV TUBE SALES MANAGER IRVING G. ROSENBERG ROBERT SCOTT VICE PRESIDENT, TUBE OPERATIONS PURCHASING AGENT STANLEY J. KOCH A. R. DUTCHER RECEIVER DIVISION MANAGER MANAGER TV TUBE REPLACEMENT SALES ALLEN B. Du MONT, JR. EDWIN B. HINCE INTERNATIONAL DIVISION DIRECTOR INDUSTRIAL TUBE SALES MANAGER ERNEST A. MARX ROY A. OLERUD CONTROLLER GEORGE G. MCCONEGHY ASSISTANT TREASURER GOVERNMENT DIVISION ROBERT W. NORCROSS 35 Market St., E. Paterson, N. J. GENERAL COUNSEL MANAGER GEORGE ETEIN RAYMOND C. MAUDE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT MANUFACTURING OPERATIONS MANAGER BRUCE T. Du MONT W. J. MCGINNITY INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS DIRECTOR ASSISTANT MANAGER EDWARD VAN HOUTEN P. F. BROWN QUALITY CONTROL GENERAL MANAGER MANUFACTURING DEPT. MANAGER NICHOLAS DE FALCO D. M. CHºISTIE 634 ENGINEERING MANAGER Entertainment Productions, Inc. S. S. CALAFATI 575 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza CONTROL MANAGER PRODUCTION 9-3 700. J. SHEERAN CONTRACT COORDINATING MANAGER PRESIDENT W. DAILEY HARRY FLEISCHMAN PURCHASING MANAGER TREASURER L. PIERCE J. KYLE FABER, JR. QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER J. ROMAN SALES MANAGER Fairbanks, Jerry, Productions H. B. GRAHAM 1330 North Vine Street, Hollywood 28, Cali- ASSISTANT SALES MANAGER fornia; H011ywood 2-1101. J. NELSON LORD PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE PRODUCER JERRY FAIRBANKS SALES ADMINISTRATION RESEARCH DIVISION WILLIAM STERLING 2 Main Ave., Passaic, N. J. CREATIVE DEPT. DIRECTOR CIRCUIT RESEARCH LEO S. ROSENCRANS ROBERT T. CAVANAGH FILM DIRECTOR DIRECTOR TUBE RESEARCH ROBERT LARSEN STANLEY J. KOCH PRODUCTION MANAGER PATENTS JOHN MCKENNON DONALD J. OVEROCEER STUDIO MANAGER ROBERT SCRIVNER CHICAGO OFFICE 520 North Michigan Avenue, WHitehall 4-0196; INTERNATIONAL DIVISION Robert Kemper 515 Madison Ave., New York, N. Y. SAN ANTONIO OFFICE MUrray Hill 8-2600 219 Majestic Building, San Antonio, Texas; CA- pital 4-8641; Jack Mullen DIRECTOR ERNEST A. MARX -o --- ASSISTANT DIRECTOR French 'Broadcasting System ROBERT I. GAINES Fran- EUROPEAN REP. (MILAN) (Radiodiffusion -Television JAMES SEGRE caise, In North America WEST COAST PLANT Avenue, New York 21, N. Y.; REgent 11800 West Olympic Blvd. 972 Fifth Loa Angeles 64, Calif. 4-1501. GRanite 7-4271 DIRECTOR MANAGER PIERRE CRENESSE RALPH B. AUSTRIAN ASSISTANT DIRECTOR ALICE LEWITIN ADMINISTRATOR SUZANNE O. WELTMAN PUBLIC RELATIONS ELECTRONICAM DIVISION KENNETH TEPPER 152 West 54th St., New York City, JUdson 2-2590; 11800 West Olympic Blvd., Los Angeles 64, Calif. o GRanite 7-4271. General Electric Co. PRODUCTION SERVICES MANAGER & EN- GINEERING DIRECTOR Electronics Park, Syracuse, N. Y.; GR 6-4411. JOHN AULD WEST COAST MANAGER RADIO & TELEVISION DIV. RALPH B. AUSTRIAN Hdqts. Dewitt, N. Y. GENERAL MANAGER Radio & Phonograph Corp. HERSKNER CROSS Emerson Television Receiver Department III Eighth Ave., New York II, N. Y.; ORegon GENERAL MANAGER 5-7000. HERBERT .RIEGELMAN PRESIDENT ENGINEERING MANAGER BENJAMIN ABEAM PETER HUMENIUK SECRETARY -TREASURER MANUFACTURING MANAGER MAX ABRAMS FRANKLIN GREENE, JR. EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT MARKETING MANAGER DORMAN D. ISRAEL S. MARTIN FASSLER VICE-PRESIDENT & CONTROLLER FINANCE MANAGER A. VOGEL WALTER PETERSON VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF RE- EMP. REL. MANAGER SEARCH LAWRENCE HOWES DR. HAROLD GOLDBERG DIRECTOR OF SALES Radio Reciever Department ARNOLD M. HENDERSON 1001 Broad St., Utica, New York WORKS MANAGER GENERAL MANAGER MAETIN RICHMOND ROBERT C. WILSON DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING ENGINEERING MANAGER MAURICE L. LEVY JOHN N. PHILLIPS 635 MANUFACTURING MANAGER WM. N. MADDOX SYRACUSE PLANT MANAGER GEORGE F. PLATTS MARKETING MANAGER WM. B. CLEMMENS MARKETING MANAGER FINANCE JAMES H. SWEENEY MANAGER RECTIFIER HERBERT J. CONNELLY COMPONENTS PRODUCT SEC- EMPLOYEE TION GENERAL MANAGER RELATIONS MANAGER N. Y.) (AUBURN, JOHN A. GRINER C. GRAYDON LLOYD Audio Products Section 2200 N. 22nd St., Decatur, III. GENERAL MANAGER DEFENSE ELECTRONICS DIVISION CHARLES J. COWARD Communication Products Department Broadcasting Stations Operation (Lynchburg, Va.) 1440 Ball Town Road, Schenectady, New York GENERAL MANAGER GENERAL MANAGER HARRISON VANAKEN J. MILTON LANG MANAGER OF MARKETING GLENN R. PETERSEN DEFENSE MANAGER OF ENGINEERING ELECTRONICS DIVISION RICHARD Heavy P. GIFFORD Military Electronic Dept. MANAGER OF FINANCE Headquarters: Systems Center, Court St., Syra- R. E. Norms( cuse, N. Y. MANAGER OF EMPLOYEE AND COMMU- GENERAL MANAGER NITY RELATIONS JOHN FARRELL BRITTON W. SATERLEE ENGINEERING MANAGER MANAGER-MANUFACTURING EDWARD HERZOG BILLIE R. WHITE MANUFACTURING MANAGER JOSEPH BARRAI-T TECHNICAL PRODUCTS OPERATION MARKETING MANAGER GENERAL MANAGER (SYRACUSE, N. Y.) ROBERT J. BROWN ROBERT L. CASSELBERRY FINANCE MANAGER DYLE HENNING EMP. & PLANT COMMUNITY REL. MANAGER Goodson-Todman WILLIAM JOHNSON Productions 375 Park MISSILE DETECTION SYSTEMS MANAGER Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza THOMAS I. PAGANELLI I-0600; 449 So. Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, DEPARTMENT COUNSEL Calif.; CRestview 4-7357. RODNEY A. CURTISS PARTNERS ELECTRONICS LABORATORY MANAGER WILLIAM S. TODMAN DR. JOHN B. RUSSELL MARE GOODSON DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS ELECTRONIC COMPONENTS DIVISION HOWARD F. TODMAN Cathode Ray Tube Department EXECUTIVE PROGRAM DIRECTOR J. GIL FATES GENERAL MANAGER DAVID C. SCOTT EXECUTIVE PRODUCER FRANKLIN HELLER INDUSTRIAL AND MILITARY TUBE OPERA- TION MANAGER DIRECTOR OF SALES CHANNING DICHTER BUD AUSTIN EQUIPMENT TUBE MANUFACTURING PROGRAM DIRECTOR, WEST COAST AGER MAN- HARRIS KATLEMAN WILLIAM L. JONES, JR. PRODUCTION MANAGER REPLACEMENT TUBE OPERATION MITCHELL LEISER AGER MAN- DELL A. LOVE ACTING UTILITIES MANAGER W. M. MILLER Gross-Krasne, Inc. FINANCE MANAGER 650 No. Bronson Ave., Los EDWARD F. ROACHE Angeles 4, Calif.; H011ywood 9-8321. EMP. & COM. REL. MANAGER BRONSON HINDLE PRODUCERS JACK J. GROSS EQUIPMENT TUBE PRODUCT ENGINEER- ING MANAGER PHILIP N. KRAsNE PATRICK E. SULLIVAN EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT LEE SAVIN Semiconductor Products Department Headquarters-Syracuse, N. Y.; -o -- Plants: Auburn, N. Y.; Buffalo, N. Y.; Guild Films Company, Inc. Clyde, N. Y.; Syracuse, N. Y.; Lynchburg, Va. GENERAL MANAGER 460 Park Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray H. BRAINARD FANCHER Hill 8-5365. EMP. & COM. REL. MANAGER PRESIDENT DALE H. CUTLER JOHN J. COLE FINANCE MANAGER VICE PRESIDENT FOR SALES FREDERICK W. GIFFORD IRVING FELD ENGINEERING MANAGER TREASURER LEONARD C. MAIER, JR. ARTHUR R. LERNER O R & S STUDY MANAGER SECRETARY RICHARD A. NORMAN GEORGE J. DE MARTINI 636 BRANCHES AND MANAGERS ASS'T. SECY., GEN. COUNSEL MILTON P. KAYLE HOLLYWOOD 46, CALIF.: 8255 Sunset Blvd.; OLdfield 6-3770. Dalton Danon, Western Di- TREASURER vision Manager. WILLIAM M. WOLFSON ATLANTA, GA.: 104 Sheryl Place; TRinity 2-9492. Ed Simmel. CHICAGO, ILL.: 28 E. Jackson Blvd.; WAbash Intercollegiate Broadcasting 2-1803-4. Marvin Lowe. System KANSAS CITY, MO.: 36th and Broadway; LOgan 1-5533. Tony Rizzo. (A non-profit corporation of campus-limited 3627 East UNIVERSITY CITY 5, MO.: 7200 Stanford; college broadcasting stations.) PArkview 1-0360. Bill Whalen. Woodside Ave., Lynchburg, Virginia; Victor PORTLAND, OREGON: 611 No. Tilamook; 5-8536. ATlantic 4-4255. Merriman Holtz, Jr. PRESIDENT COLUMBIA, S. C.: 6347 Westshore Rd.; SUn- DAVID W. BORST set 7.0527. Herb Pearson, Eastern Division TREASURER Manager. RICHARD H. CROMPTON DALLAS, TEXAS: 3020 Fairmont Street; SECRETARY RIverside 8-1338. Bruce Collier. HERBERT B. BARLOW, JR. WHEELING, W. VA.: 1625 National Rd.; PROGRAM MANAGER WOodside 1919. Lew Dickey. FRANCIS J. HEYDEN -o- ENGINEERING DIRECTOR WILLIAM R. MALONE Hollywood Television Service, Inc. SALES MANAGER (Subsidiary of Republic Pictures Corp.) 4020 RICHARD E. PITTENGER Carpenter St., No. Hollywood, Calif.; POplar MEMBER SERVICES MANAGER DAVID W. BORST 3-8411; 10 Columbus Circle, New York 19, PUBLIC RELATIONS MANAGER N. Y.; JUdson 6-1700. STEPHEN C. HATHAWAY PRESIDENT PUBLICITY MANAGER EARL R. COLLINS WALTER HOFER VICE-PRESIDENT REGIONS COORDINATOR RICHARD G. YATES JOSEPH D. COONS SECRETARY -TREASURER BOARD OF DIRECTORS LESTER J. NELSON George Abraham, Herbert B. Barlow, Jr., David W. Borst, Joseph D. Coons, Richard H. Cromp- -o - ton, Allen I. Perlin, James R. Wylie. Hygo Television Films, Inc. 711 -5th Ave., New York, N. Y., PLaza I-4432; International Telemeter 1334 No. Beechwood Drive, H011ywood Corporation 2-3111. 2000 Los PRESIDENT Stoner Ave., Angeles 25, Calif.; JEROME S. HYAMS BRadshaw 2-7045; GRanite 8-7751. CHAIRMAN OF BOARD VICE-PRESIDENT PAUL RAIEOURN Louis GOLDSTEIN VICE-PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT & SALES MANAGER Louis A. NOVINS R. SEEDELMAN TREASURER WESTERN DIV. MANAGER EUGENE J. ZUKOR RICHARD DINSMORE SECRETARY MIDWEST DIV. MANAGER JACOB H. KAPP STANLEY DUDELSON ADVERTISING AND PUBLICITY HEAD PAUL MACNAMARA Independent Television Corpora- tion (ITC) Jerrold Electronics Corporation 15th Street & Lehigh Avenue, Philadelphia 32; 488 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza LOcust 4-0707. 5-2100; 612 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago II, PRESIDENT Ill., WHitehall 4-4767; 270 N. Canon Drive M. J. SHAPE` Beverly Hills, Cal.; CRestview 4-6831; Prod- ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT duction: 5420 Melrose Ave., Hollywood 38, Z. H. GARFIELD Calif., H011ywood 2-6525; (Sales); 1371 VICE-PRESIDENT Peachtree St., N.E., Atlanta 9, Ga., TRinity CAYWOOD C. COOLEY 3-3414. DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD DANIEL AARON JACK WRATHER O- VICE-CHAIRMAN OF BOARD MICHAEL NIDORF Keystone Broadcasting System, PRESIDENT Inc. WALTER KINGSLEY (909 Affiliated Stations) FINANICAL VICE-PRESIDENT St., 2, III.; Slate EDWARD D. TISCH III West Washington Chicago SECRETARY 2-8900; S80 Fifth Ave., New York 36, N. Y.; MONTE E. LIVINGSTON EL. 5-3720; 3142 Wilshire Blvd., Los An - 637 geles 5, Calif.; DUnkirk 3-2910; 57 Post WORKS MANAGER (THE MAGNAVOX COM- PANY, PADUCAH, KY.) Street, San Francisco 4, Calif.; Sutter 1-7440. PRESIDENT W. CURTIS SEWARD SIDNEY J. WOLF DIRECTOR OF INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS VICE-PRESIDENTS GEORGE D. MCCLAREN JOSEPH BAYER VICE-PRESIDENT & GEN. MGR. GOVERN- WILLIAM BAYER MENT & INDUSTRIAL DIV. EDWIN R. PETERSON MAJOR GEN. Gro. F. SMITH, U.S.A.F., Ray. NOEL RHYS MANAGER (MAGNAVOX CO., URBANA, ILL.) ;ECRETARY-TREASURER COL. JAMES W. ANDERSON ARTHUR WOLF MANAGER (LOS ANGELES) RESEARCH LAB. JOHN J. SLATTERY -O- PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR MCA-TV, Ltd., Film Syndicate Div. DAWSON NEWTON WORKS MANAGER (MAGNAVOX CO. OF 598 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza TENNESSEE) GREENEVILLE, TENN. 9-7500; 8370 Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly GEORGE L. LEINENWEBER Hills, Calif.; CRestview 6-2001. VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE DAVID V. SUTTON Metropolitan Broadcasting VICE-PRESIDENT Corporation WYNN NATHAN Executive Offices: Telecenter, 205 East 67th VICE-PRESIDENT, STATION PROGRAM Street, New York 21, N. Y.; LEhigh 5-1000. SALES DIVISION Lou FRIEDLAND PRESIDENT JOHN W. KLUGE VICE-PRESIDENT. WESTERN SALES MANAGER VICE-PRESIDENTS BOB GREENBERG BENNET H. KORN JOHN E. MCARDLE VICE-PRESIDENT, INTERNATIONAL SALES JollaN V. B. SULLIVANSU DIVISION HARVEY L. GLAscoCE TOM MCMAN US, JR. TREASURER BRANCH OFFICES: RICHARD L. GEISMAR Atlanta, Boston, Buffalo, Charlotte, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Dallas, Detroit, Houston, ASSISTANT TREASURER Kansas City, New Orleans, Miami, Minneapolis, CLEMENS M. WEBER Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Salt Lake City, Seattle, COMPTROLLER San Francisco, St. Louis; Toronto, Canada; JOSEPH J. MADDEN London, England; Paris, France; Rome, Italy. SECRETARY ROBERT A. DREYER -o -- GENERAL COUNSEL Magnavox Co. ROBERT A. DREYER 2131 Bueter Road, ASSISTANT SECRETARIES Fort Wayne, Indiana; EAst- Mas. MURIEL H. REIS brook 9721. MALCOLM M. BURLESON CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD ALLEN HARTNICá RICHARD A. O'CONNOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS PRESIDENT John W. Kluge, Chairman, Mrs. Ruth H. Axe, FRANK M. FREIMANN Lloyd M. Bauman, Armand G. Erpf, Dr. Thomas T. Goldsmith, Jr., Colonel Robert C. VICE-PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY Jones, Warren H. Lasher, J. Lincoln Morris, GERARD M. UNGARO Percy M. Stewart. VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER OTHER STATIONS: JOHN S. STURGEON WNEW-AM-FM, New York, N. Y. VICE-PRESIDENT WTTG-TV, Washington, D. C. EDWIN S. PRIDHAM WHK-AM-FM, Cleveland, Ohio. GENERAL COMPTROLLER o- JAMES A. ROBINSON COMPTROLLER Motorola, Inc. JACK W. SCHREY 4545 Augusta Blvd., Chicago 51, III.; SPaulding ASSISTANT SECRETARY 2-6500. STANLEY S. SONDLES PRESIDENT ASSISTANT SECRETARY ROBERT W. GALVIN CATHERINE M. KELLY TREASURER, VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF FINANCE & SECRETARY JAMES M. BARRETT, JR. EDWIN P. VANDERWICEEN ASSISTANT SECRETARY EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT, INDUS- M. W. DOBRZEN SKY TRIAL, SEMI-CONDUCTOR AND MILITARY DIRECTOR OF FORT WAYNE OPERATIONS ELECTRONICS H. B. ALLEN, JR. DANIEL E. NOBLE DIRECTOR OF MERCHANDISING VICE-PRESIDENT & GEN. MGR. COMMUNI- IONS AND INDUSTRIAL ELECTRON - GEORGE H. FEZELL IA SALES PLANNING DIRECTOR ARTHUR L. REESE STEWART ROBERTS VICE-PRESIDENT, WESTERN AREA MILI- ADVERTISING MANAGER TARY ELECTRONICS KARL H. CARSTENS JOSEPH A. CHAMBERS DIRECTOR OF STOCKHOLDER RELATIONS CORPORATION COUNSEL AND ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT CHARLES E. GREEN C. WESLEY LA BLANC EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT, AUTOMO- DIRECTOR OF PURCHASES TIVE PRODUCTS WARREN W. FREBEL ELMER H. WAVERING 638 VICE-PRESIDENT. PURCHASING National Broadcasting Co., Inc. FRANK J. OMBRIEN New York 20, N. Y.; Circle VICE-PRESIDENT, MANUFACTURING 30 Rockefeller Plaza, WALTER B. SCOTT 7-8300. Registered Telegraphic Address: EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT, CONSUMER NATBROCAST, New York. PRODUCTS CHAIRMAN OF BOARD EDWARD R. TAYLOR ROBERT W. SARNOFF VICE-PRESIDENT CONSUMER PRODUCT BOARD OF DIRECTORS ENGINEERING David C. Adams, John L. Burns, John T. Cahill, JOHN I. DAVIS Frank M. Folsom, Harry C. Hagerty, Mrs. VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF MARKET- Douglas Horton, Paul M. Mazur, Andre ING Meyer, Harry C. Ingles, Charles B. Jolliffe, S. R. HERKES Robert E. Kintner, Lewis L. Strauss, David VICE PRESIDENT, MILITARY ELECTRON- Sarnoff, Robert W. Sarnoff, Walter Bedell ICS Smith, John K. West. Elmer W. Engstrom. WILLIAM S. WHEELER OFFICERS VICE PRESIDENT, SEMI-CONDUCTOR DIV]- SION CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD LESTER T. HOGAN ROBERT W. SARNOFF ADVERTISING & SALES PROMOTION MGR. PRESIDENT ROBERT G. FARRIS ROBERT E. KINTNER CONTROLLER SENIOR EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT ALEX ARNODD DAVID C. ADAMS DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL OPERA- EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENTS TIONS M. CLIFFORD THOMAS P. COLLIER ALTER D. SCOTT P. A. Suoo DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC RELATIONS JACK EWAN VICE PRESIDENTS HARRY BANISTER PLANTS LESTER BERNSTEIN Administration, Consumer Products Sales. Adv. & HUGH M. SEVILLE, JR. Eng., TV and Radio Receivers, above address; MAX BUCK Communications and Electronics Division, 4501 EUGENE BURR Augusta Blvd., Chicago 51, Ill. (Chicago Mili- ALBERT L. CAPSTAFF tary Electronics Center) 1450 N. Cicero Ave., RICHARD H. CLOSE Chicago 51, III.; TV Final Assembly, 9401 W. ALAN COURTNEY Grand Ave., Franklin Park, Ill.; tuners, 406 JERRY A. DANZIG W. Main St., Arcade, N. Y. Consumer Prod- WILLIAM N. DAVIDSON ucts Research Lab., 1420 N. Lamon Ave., Chi- Dori DURGIN cago 51, Ill. Radio Receivers, 1400 N. 30th SYDNEY H. EIGES St., Quincy, Ill. THOMAS E. ERVIN 3102 N. Ingleside Drive, Phoenix, Arizona; WILLIAM F. FAIRBANKS Motorola Riverside Lab., 8330 Indiana Ave., GEORGE GRAHAM Riverside, California; Aviation Electronics, RICHARD H. GRAHAM Culver City, Calif. JOSEPH W. GOODFELLOW BRANCHES (SALES AND SERVICE) ANDREW L. HAMMERSCHMIDT Motorola -Chicago Co., 650 N. Pulaski Road, Chi- BURTON HANFT cago 24, III.; Motorola-Gary, Inc., 219 Virginia WILLIAM S. HEDGES St. Gary, Indiana; plus Regional Sales Offices. JULES HERBUVEUX EDWARD R. HITZ FELIX JACKSON B. LOWELL ACOBSEN HAROLD F. EMP THOMAS E. KNODE DAVID LEVY CARL LINDEMANN System, Inc. RICHARD L. LINKROUM Mutual Broadcasting GEORGE D. MATSON Tower, Chicago, III.; WHitehalll 4-5060; WILLIAM R. MCANDREW Tribune THOMAS C. MCCRAY and 1440 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.; WILLIAM K. MCDANIEL BRyant 9-7600. THOMAS B. MCFADDEN THOMAS W. SARNOFF CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD JAMES A. STABILE MALCOLM E. SMITH, JR. ALFRED R. STERN PRESIDENT ROBERT L. STONE RICHARD H. DAVIMOS DAVID TEBETT RAYMOND W. WELPOTT EXEC. VICE PRESIDENT JOHN K. WEST BLAIR A. WALLISER LLOYD YODER VICE PRESIDENT NEWS AND WASH. OP- VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER ERATIONS AARON RUBIN R. F. HuRLEIGH ASSISTANT TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT-SALES WILLIAM A. WILLIAMS S. P. ALLEN SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT-STATIONS JOHN Q. CANNON C. GODWIN DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING DIVISIONS AND DEPARTMENTS LESLIE LEARNED EXECUTIVE DIVISION DIRECTOR PROGRAM OPERATIONS PRESIDENT J. KEATING ROBERT KINTNER DIRECTOR PUBLIC RELATIONS H. GOLD Controllers ASST. TREA. & CONTROLLER VICE-PRESIDENT, TREASURER J. GLADSTONE AARON RUBIN 639 CONTROLLER DIRECTOR, PRACTICES RICHARD J. RABURN, JR. JOHN A. CIMPERMAN DIRECTOR, STANDARDS Engineering & Facilities ERNEST LEE JAHNCKE, JR. VICE-PRESIDENT, ENGINEERING DIRECTOR, CONTINUITY ACCEPTANCE ANDREW L. HAMMERSCHMIDT CARL WATSON MANAGER, DESIGN & CONSTRUCTION Advertising JOSEPH J. ARNONE ART DIRECTOR Law JOHN GRAHAM VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER TRADE & NBC OWNED ATTORNEY STATIONS THOMAS E. ERVIN J. DONALD FOLEY ASSISTANT GENERAL ATTORNEYS DIRECTOR, ADVERTISING LOHN V. SHIITE JOHN H. PORTER ENDAMIN RAUB D. MANAGER AUDIENCE ADVERTISING & HOWARD MONDERER PROMOTION VICE-PRESIDENT, TALENT & PGM. CON- EDWIN VANE TRACT ADMINISTRATION BURTON H. HANFT PROMOTIONAL SERVICES MANAGER, MUSIC & LITERARY RIGHTS DIRECTOR, PROMOTIONAL SERVICES THOMAS H. BELVISO ALEXANDER S. RYLANDER MANAGER, COORDINATOR, TALENT & PROGRAM CON- GUEST RELATIONS TRACT OPERATIONS PETER M. TINTLE RALPH MANN Press JAMES P. MCCANN DIRECTOR, PRESS DEPARTMENT Personnel ELLIS MOORE DIRECTOR, PERSONNEL MANAGER, PROGRAM PUBLICITY B. LOWELL JACOBSEN MILTON BROWN MANAGER, PERSONNEL MANAGER, BUSINESS & TRADE PUBLICITY H. O. LOMB MERRYLE S. RUKEYSER MANAGER, LABOR RELATIONS MANAGER, INFORMATION GEORGE FUCHS KATHRYN COLE SENIOR EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT MANAGER, PHOTO UNIT DAVID ADAMS SIDNEY DESFOR MANAGER, PRESS RELATIONS Planning and Research CHARLES A. HENDERSON VICE-PRESIDENT, PLANNING & RESEARCH NIGHT EXECUTIVE OFFICER HUGH M. BEVILLE WILLIAM BURKE MILLER DIRECTOR, RESEARCH MANAGER, ADMINISTRATION AND SERV- DR. THOMAS E. COFFIN ICES DIRECTOR, CORPORATE PLANNING CORNELIUS K. SULLIVAN ALLEN R. COOPER COORDINATOR, SPECIAL PROJECTS Television Network ROBERT D. KASMIRE EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT MANAGER, PLANS DEVELOPMENT WALTER D. SCOTT CHARLES M. KINSOLVING, JR. VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER MANAGER RESEARCH PROJECTS GEORGE D. MATSON MARVIN BAIMAN Business Affairs MANAGER, AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT WILLIAM S. RUBENS DIRECTOR, BUSINESS AFFAIRS MANAGER BROADCAST ECONOMICS JOHN J. HEYWOOD BARRY RUMPLE Participating Programs Station Relations VICE PRESIDENT, PARTICIPATING PRO- VICE-PRESIDENTS GRAMS HARRY BANNISTER JERRY DANZIG THOMAS E. KNODE DIRECTOR, PARTICIPATING PROGRAM DIRECTOR SALES DONALD J. MERCER WILLIAM F. STORES DIRECTOR, PROGRAM SERVICES NBC ENTERPRISES STEFAN MEYER VICE PRESIDENT ALFRED STERN Facilities Operations DIRECTOR, DOMESTIC ENTERPRISES VICE PRESIDENT, FACILITIES OPERA- MORRIS RITTENBERG TIONS DIRECTOR INTERNATIONAL, ENTER- ROBERT L. STONE PRISES CLIFFORD SLAYBAUGH Television Network Programs MANAGER, FACILITIES VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAM DEVELOP- RICHARD L. BERMAN MENT EUGENE BURR MANAGER, ADMINISTRATION & SALES DEVELOPMENT VICE PRESIDENT, SPECIAL PROGRAMS ALVIN FERLEGER RICHARD L. LINEROUN VICE PRESIDENT, TALENT RELATIONS Public Information DAVID TEBET VICE-PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS AND TALENT SYDNEY H. EIGES DAVID LEVY Standards & Practices VICE PRESIDENT, TELEVISION NETWORK VICE PRESIDENT PROGRAMS JAMES A. STABILE ROBERT F. LEWINE 640 VICE PRESIDENT, NIGHTTIME PROGRAMS MANAGER, TV SPOT SALES, CENTRAL ALAN COURTNEY OFFICE PROGRAMS FRANK S. MANGAN VICE PRESIDENT, DAYTIME TV SPOT SALES CARL LINDEMANN, JR. MANAGER, EASTERN UNIT JOHN J. RYAN MANAGER, NBC OPERA MANAGER, EASTERN RADIO SPOT Louis B. AMES SALES DIRECTOR, DAYTIME PROGRAMS FREDERICK LYONS ROBERT F. AARON MANAGER, TV SPOT SALES-DETROIT DIRECTOR, NIGHTTIME PROGRAMS JOHN C. TREACY JOSEPH P. CUNNEFF MANAGER, NEW ENGLAND SPOT SALES DIRECTOR, CREATIVE SERVICES DAVE SCOTT Ross DONALDSON DIRECTOR, SPORTS COAST DIVISION THOMAS S. GALLERY WEST DIRECTOR, SPECIAL PROJECTS VICE PRESIDENT DONALD B. HYATT JOHN K. WEST MANAGER, SPECIAL PROJECTS VICE PRESIDENT, TELEVISION NETWORK JAMES H. NELSON PROGRAMS DIRECTOR,,¿¿ SPECIAL PROGRAMS ALAN W. LIVINGSTON HERBERT SUSSAN MANAGER, PURCHASING MAX BAUMAN Television Network Sales MANAGER, BROADCAST PROMOTION VICE PRESIDENT, TELEVISION NETWORK EDWARD ROPOLO SALES DIRECTOR, FILM PRODUCTION DON DURGIN FENTON COE VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL SALES EXEC- MANAGER, BROADCAST FACILITIES AND UTIVE OPERATIONS EDWARD R. HITz MAURICE J. CORWIN DIRECTOR, STATION SALES, STATION ASSISTANT TREASURER CLEARANCE & SALES SERVICES FRANK V. DELLETT STEPHAN FLYNN MANAGER, TRAFFIC AND SALES SERVICE MANAGER. TV SALES, DETROIT HENRY MAAS WALTER GROSS VICE PRESIDENT, LAW DIRECTOR PROGRAM PRESENTATIONS RICHARD H. GRAHAM DAVID HEDLEY MANAGER, ADVERTISING & PROMOTION DIRECTOR, CLIENT PRESENTATIONS & HELEN HALL SALES PROMOTION DIRECTOR, STATION RELATIONS RAYMOND F. EICHMAN SHELDON B. HICKOX, JR. VICE PRESIDENT VICE-PRES., NIGHTTIME PROGRAMS RICHARD L. LINKROUM HAROLD KEMP DIRECTOR, SALES DEVELOPMENT MANAGER. TECHNICAL OPERATIONS NICHOLAS GORDON JOHN R. KENNEDY DIRECTOR, SALES PLANNING ASSISTANT CONTROLLER DEAN SHAFFNER JOSEPH L. KUBIN DIRECTOR, DAYTIME PROGRAM SALES MANAGER. PRODUCTION SERVICES JAMES G. HERGEN GINO CONTE DIRECTOR, CENTRAL SALES DIRECTOR, DAYTIME PROGRAMS ANGUS ROBINSON JOHN W. NELSON DIRECTOR, SPECIAL PROGRAM SALES MANAGER, CONTRACT ADMINISTRATION EDWIN S. FRIENDLY EDWARD ROSENBERG MANAGER, OFFICE SERVICES VICE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION HAMILTON ROBINSON THOMAS W. SARNOFF DIRECTOR, PRESS & PUBLICITY NBC Owned Stations & NBC Spot Sales RADLPH F. SHAWHAN VICE PRESIDENT MANAGER, NEWS & SPECIAL EVENTS P. A. SUGG JOHN H. THOMPSON DIRECTOR, BUSINESS AFFAIRS MANAGER, GENERAL SERVICES HUGH DEL REGNO ROBERT D. THOMPSON MANAGER, PERSONNEL & LABOR RELA- NBC Spot Sales TIONS PRESIDENT OSCAR TURNER RICHARD H. CLOSE MANAGER, PRODUCTION AND BUSINESS MANAGER, AM SPOT SALES-DETROIT AFFAIRS WILLIAM BUSCHGEN RICHARD C. WELSCH MANAGER, WESTERN TV SPOT SALES MANAGER, CONTINUITY ACCEPTANCE WALTER B. DAVIDSON ROBERT WOOD DIRECTOR, RADIO SPOT SALES CALIFORNIA NATIONAL PRODUCTIONS, GEORGE DIETRICH INC. MANAGER, NEW BUSINESS & PROMOTION Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. FROMM 663 Fifth WILBUR PRESIDENT DIRECTOR, TV SPOT SALES EARL RETTIG EDWIN T. JAMESON MANAGER, CENTRAL RADIO SPOT VICE-PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER SALES HERBERT SCHLOSSER FRANK DEROSA VICE-PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS MANAGER, WESTERN RADIO SPOT FRANK CLEAVER SALES DIRECTOR, BUSINESS AFFAIRS EDWARD H. MACAULEY MARSHALL WORTMANN

641 DIRECTOR, PROGRAM PLANNING AND VICE PRESIDENT, WESTERN OPERATIONS DEVELOPMENT BERNE TABARIN HERBERT SOLOW SECRETARY DIRECTOR, PROGRAM PLANS AND DE- H. I. BUCHER VELOPMENT, WEST COAST CONTROLLER; ASS'T SECRETARY; ASS'T ROBERT FORREST TREASURER ADMINISTRATIVE SALES MANAGER BURTON I. LIPPMAN JOHN BECHTEL ASSISTANT SECRETARY DIRECTOR, ADVERTISING, PROMOTION LAURENCE PETERS AND PUBLICITY ARTHUR PERLES BOARD OF DIRECTORS Ely A. Landau, chairman, Oliver A. Unger, Har- MANAGER, REGIONAL PROGRAM SALES old Goldman, B. Gerald Cantor, James B. Bertero, DANIEL CURTIS Charles Glett, and Jack Ostrow. MANAGER, VICTORY PROGRAM SALES BRANCHES AND MANAGERS JACQUES LIEBENGUTH ATLANTA, GEORGIA: 1401 Peachtree Street; MANAGER, EASTERN SALES TRinity 3-3343; Glen Joe Porter. JOHN TOBIN BOSTON, MASS.: Statler Hotel Office Bldg., MANAGER, CENTRAL SALES Llberty 2-9633; Nick Russo EDWARD MONTANUS CHICAGO, 11, Ill.: 612 North Michigan Ave.; MANAGER, WESTERN SALES Michigan 2-5561; E. Jonny Graff, v. p. CLIFFORD OGDEN DALLAS TEXAS: 1408 Fidelity Union Life Bldg., RIverside 7-6559. HOLLYWOOD, CALIF.: 250 North Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, CRestview 4-8781; Berne Tabakin, v. p. NTA Television Network MEMPHIS 10, TENN.: 2605 Sterick Bldg., JAckson 6-1565; Charles Britt. 10 Columbus Circle, New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.: 1011 Currie Avenue, 7-2100. North; FEderal 8-7013; Gerry Corwin. CHAIRMAN OF BOARD MONTREAL 28 CANADA: 5525 Upper La- ELY A. LANDAU chine Road; Hunter 9-3829; Mr. N. Vaillan- PRESIDENT court. CHARLES C. BARRY TORONTO 5, ONTARIO, CANADA: 175 Bloor EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT Street, E.; WAlnut 4-3766; David Griesdorf. OLIVER UNGER VICE-PRESIDENTS HAROLD GOLDMAN EDYTHE REIN DIRECTOR OF STATION RELATIONS ANTHONY AZZATO DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Official Films, Inc. LYNNE CHRISTENSON BRANCH OFFICES 25 West 45th St., New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza CHICAGO 11, Ill.: 612 North Michigan Avenue; 7-0100. MIchigan 2-5561. BOARD HOLLYWOOD 46, CAL.: 250 N. Canon Dr., PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN OF Beverly Hills, CRestview 4-8781. HAROLD HACKETT EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER SEYMOUR REED VICE-PRESIDENT National Telefilm Associates, Inc. ROBERT SANFORD DIRECTOR OF SALES 10 Columbus Circle, New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson S. L. ADLER 2-7300. SECRETARY BOARD CHAIRMAN, CHIEF EXECUTIVE GRACE SULLIVAN OFFICER ASS'T SECRETARY ELY A. LANDAU AARON PERLOW PRESIDENT REPRESENTATIVES IN: OLIVER A. UNGER ATLANTA, GA.: 127 Peachtree St. NE; JAck- EXEC. VICE-PRESIDENT son 2-4878-Sam Steele HAROLD GOLDMAN BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF.: 121 So. Lapeer SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT Dr.; CRestview 6-3528-Jerry Lee. EDYTHE REIN CHICAGO, ILL.: 360 N. Michigan Ave.; DEar- VICE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION, ASS'T born 2-5246-Jack Garrison. TREAS. DAVID J. MELAMED CINCINNATI, OHIO: 2111 Carew Tower; CHerry 1-4088-Mike Gould. VICE PRESIDENT, ADVERTISING, PUBLIC RELATIONS, RESEARCH DALLAS, TEX.: 604 Melba Bldg.; RIverside LESTER KRUGMAN 2-5997-Frank Meyers. VICE PRESIDENT, LEGAL AND BUSINESS FAYETTEVILLE, ARKANSAS: Box 163: HIll- AFFAIRS crest 2-5485-Peter Harkins. SAMUEL P. NORTON FT. LAUDERDALE, FLA.: 1541 N.E. 27th VICE PRESIDENT, MIDWEST OPERATIONS Drive; LOgan 6-1981- Sam Steele. E. JONNY GRAFF MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.: 3100 Raleigh Ave.; VICE PRESIDENT TELEVISION BROAD- WAlnut 2-2743-Art Breecher. CAST FACILITIES SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.: 150 Front Blvd.; GEORGE K. GOULD JUniper 5-3313-Bernard Mackall. VICE PRESIDENT AND TREASURER ST. LOUIS, MO.: 808 E. Essex: (Glendale, ALAN MAY Mo.) ; YOrktown 5-9231-Jack Garrison. 642 SECRETARY Philco Corporation PAUL QUINN Tioga and C Streets, Philadelphia 34, Pa.; COMPTROLLER CHARLES DRAYTON N Ebreska 4-5100. PRESIDENT !AMPS M. SKINNER, JR. VICE-PRESIDENT, CONSUMER PRODUCTS YANKEE NETWORK DIVISIONS Key Station: WNAC, 121 Brookline Ave., Boston, LARRY F. HARDY Mass.; COmmonwealth 6-0800. VICE-PRESIDENT & MARKETING VICE-PRESIDENT HENRY E. BOWES HATHAWAY WATSON VICE-PRESIDENT PRODUCT DEVELOP- MENT & PLANNING FOR APPLIANCES HAROLD W. SCHAEFER DON LEE NETWORK VICE-PRESIDENT. DIRECTOR OF RESEARCH AND ENGINEERING KHJ, KHJ-TV, 1313 N. Vine Street, Holly- Limns J. WOODS wood 28, Calif.; H011ywood 2-2133. PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR GENERAL MANAGERS ROBERT M. JONES NORMAN .BOGGS-Radio MILTON KLEIN-TV BOARD OF DIRECTORS Richard C. Bond, Charles S. Cheston, Joseph H. Gillies, Larry E. Gubb, Larry F. Hardy, Gay- William lord P. Hornell, Robert F. Herr, WOR, WOR-TV, NEW YORK Fulton Kurtz, Arthur W. Radford, James M. Skinner, Jr., William R. Wilson, Leslie J. 1440 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.; LOngacre Woods. 4-8000. DATE AND PLACE OF INCORPORATION VICE-PRESIDENTS Originally incorporated as Helios Electric Com- ROBERT LEDER, GENERAL MANAGER WOR pany, 1892; State of Pennsylvania. WHBQ, WHBQ-TV, MEMPHIS, TENN. Hotel Chisca, Memphis 1, Tenn.; BRadway 2-3441. Phonevision GENERAL MANAGERS BOONS NEvIN-Radio (See Zenith Radio Corp.) D. A. NOEL-TV Radio Corporation of America Rockefeller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y.; Cherry 30 WGMS, WASHINGTON, D. C. Hill, Delaware Township, N. J. 414 French St., Washington, D. C. CONSUMER PRODUCTS GENERAL STATION MANAGER EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT CHARLES WOOD P. J. CASELLA VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MAN- AGER, RCA VICTOR HOME INSTRU- MENTS MUTUAL BROADCASTING SYSTEM, INC. J. S. BELDON (See listing in this section) VICE-PRESIDENT RCA VICTOR TELEVISION PRODUCTS J. M. TONEY RKO TELEVISION VICE-PRESIDENT RCA VICTOR RADIO AND "Producers -Distributors" section) "VICTROLA" PRODUCTS (See listing in R. W. SAXON MANAGER (TV) MERCHANDISING A. B. MILLS Reed, Roland, Productions, Inc. MANAGER (RADIO & "VICTROLA") MER- CHANDISING California Studios, 650 North Bronson, Holly- A. R. HAWS wood, Calif. Phone: HO 9-1628. MANAGER, ADVERTISING AND SALES PRO- PRESIDENT MOTION ROLAND D. REED J. N. WILLIAMS VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER ARTHUR PIERSON RCA VICTOR RECORD DIVISION MASER SECRETARY-TREASURER G. R. JAMES G. FAY PRODUCTION RKO General Inc. FRANK DOYLE New York Office 1440 Broadway, New York 18, N. Y.; LOngacre Hamilton MacFadden, 217 East 60th Street, 4-8000. Phone TE 8-3161. Chicago Office PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN OF THE N. Jay Norman, 159 East Chicago Avenue, BOARD Phone GR 7-2457. THOMAS F. O'NEIL VICE-PRESIDENT & TREAS. D- JOHN B. Poox Productions, Inc. VICE PRESIDENTS Revue ROBERT LEDER Revue Studios, Universal City, Calif.; STanley EDWARD L. WALTON 7-1211. NORMAN Boons HATHAWAY WATSON PRESIDENT PATRICK J. WINKLER KARL KRAMER 643 VICE-PRESIDENTS ASSISTANT TO WILLIAM DOZIER GEORGE STERN SELMER CHALIF ALLEN MILLER CARL RIEGEL CASTING DIRECTOR MILDRED RICHARD IRVING GUSSE PUBLICITY DIRECTOR JAMES HARDIMAN Screen Gems, Inc. 711 Fifth Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza SYNDICATION SALES

I -4432. VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF SYNDI- MANAGEMENT CATION ROBERT SEIDELMAN PRESIDENT SYNDICATION SALES MANAGER A. SCHNEIDER STANLEY DUDELSON VICE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MAN- EASTERN AREA MANAGER AGER DANIEL GOODMAN JEROME HYAMS VICE MID -WESTERN AREA MANAGER PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF SALES Robert Newgard, 230 N. Michigan Avenue, Chi- JOHN H. MITCHELL cago, Ill.; FRanklyn 2-3696 DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS NORTH -CENTRAL AREA MANAGER BERTON SCHNEIDER William Connelly, 709 Fox Theatre Bldg., Detroit, DIRECTOR OF CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS Mich.; WOodward 1-3111. RUSSELL KARP SOUTH-WESTERN AREA MANAGER NATIONAL SALES MANAGER Frank Parton, 8932 Clearwater Dr., Dallas 31, HENRY S. WHITE Texas; ADams 3-5603. DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING AND SALES SOUTHERN AREA MANAGER PLANNING Don Bryan, 1112 Peachtree St., N. E., Atlanta, PIERRE MARQUIS Ga.; TRinity 5-1807 DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY GENE PLOTNIR DIRECTOR OF MERCHANDISING ELLIOT, UNGER & ELLIOT EDWIN JUSTIN COMMERCIAL DIVISION COMPTROLLER MILTON KLEIN NEW YORK TECHNICAL DIRECTOR 711 Fifth Avenue, PLaza 1-4432 M. PETER KEANE Steve Elliot, William Unger, Mike Elliot GENERAL SALES MANAGER INTERNATIONAL AL MENDELSOHN SALES SUPERVISOR, CLIENT RELATIONS VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF INTER- ERROL LINDERMAN NATIONAL SALES HOLLYWOOD LLOYD BURNS Columbia -Screen Gems, 1438 N. Gower St., Hol- COORDINATOR OF INTERNATIONAL lywood 2-3111 SALES Joe Swavely, Richard Kerns JAMES DObD CHICAGO CANADA 230 N. Michigan Avenue; FRanklyn 2-3696 Steve Krantz, 102-108 Peter Street, Toronto, On- BERTON NEUBURGER tario; EMpire 3-4906. GREAT BRITAIN & EUROPE -o-- George Blaug, 142-150 Wardour Street, London W. 1, England; GErard 4-321. Skiatron Electronics and Television LATIN AMERICA Corporation John Manson, A. Cuautemoc 60, 5° Piso, Mexico 7, D. F. Mexico; MExico City 1-1154. 180 Varick St., New York 14, N. Y.; WAtkins FAR EAST 4-7060. Alvin Zecha, Kanesaka Bldg., 15, 2-Chome, Shiba Tamura -cho, Minato-ku, PRESIDENT Tokyo, Japan. ARTHUR LEVEY AUSTRALIA EXECUTIVE Joe Joel, Box 323, P. O. North Sydney, Sydney, VICE-PRESIDENT Australia. KENNETH L. KING SECRETARY-TREASURER PRODUCTION-WEST FRANS: V. QUIGLzy COAST BOARD OF DIRECTORS 1334 N. Beachwood Dr., Hollywood 28, Calif. Robert A. Hall Kenneth L. King, James M. Lan- dis, Arthur Levey, Philip A. Levey, Frank V. H011ywood 2-3111. Quigley, Kurt Widder. VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF WEST COAST ACTIVITIES WILLIAM DOZIER Snader Productions, Inc. VICE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE PRO- DUCER 1710 North La Brea Avenue, Los Angeles 46, HARRY ACKERMAN Calif.; H011ywood 2-1261. VICE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE PRO- PRESIDENT DUCER Louis D. SNADER WILLIAM SACEHEIM VICE PRESIDENT AND EXECUTIVE PRO- - o- DUCTION MANAGER CHARLES FRIES Sterling Television Co., Inc. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER, SYNDICATED 6 East 39th St., New York 16, N. Y.; MU. 3-6300. PROGRAMS PRESIDENT ROBERT SPARKS SAUL J. TURELL 644 GENERAL MANAGER Subscriber-Vlslon NAT LIEBESEIND (See Skiatron Electronics and Television Corp.) BRANCHES AND MANAGERS Electric Products, Inc. (A CHICAGO, ILL.: 100 W. Monroe St., Elliott A. Sylvania Brama, manager. Subsidiary of General Telephone HOLLYWOOD, CALIF.: 6715 Hollywood Blvd.: & Electronics Corporation) H011ywood 4-6111. Lee Orgel, manager. 730 Third Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.; JUdson 6-2424. CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Storer Broadcasting Company DON G. MITCHELL 54, Florida; PRESIDENT 1177 Kane Concourse, Miami Beach ROBERT E. LEWIS UNion 6-0211. SENIOR E INDUSTRIAL CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD AND PRESI- ANDFREDERICKPUB IC RELIDENT DENT J. BELL GEORGE B. STORER SENIOR , SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT S YLVAN A ELECTRONIC( TUBESENT J. HAROLD RYAN MATTHEW D. BURNS EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, PLANNING VICE PRESIDENT-TECHNICAL PLANNING AND FINANCE BENNETT S. ELLEFSON LEE B. WAILES CONTROLLER EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, OPERA- LEON C. GUEST TIONS VICE PRESIDENT-FACILITIES PLANNING STANTON P. KETTLER CURTIS A. HAINES VICE PRESIDENT FOR RADIO OPERATIONS SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT-FINANCE WILLIAM E. RINE W. BENTON HARRISON VICE PRESIDENT FOR TELEVISION OPER- SENIOR ATIONS SYLVANIA LIGHTING NPRODUCTS) GEORGE B. STORER, JR. FRANK J. HEALY VICE PRESIDENT FOR LAW AND FINANCE, VICE PRESIDENT-GOVERNMENT RELA- AND SECRETARY TIONS JOHN E. McCoy ARTHUR L. MILK VICE PRESIDENT, RADIO OPERATIONS, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT (SYLVANIA CLEVELAND, OHIO HOME ELECTRONICS JAMES E. BAILEY MARION E. PETTEGREW VICE PRESIDENT AND NATIONAL RADIO VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL COUNSEL, DIRECTOR AND SECRETARY LIONEL F. BAXTER ARTHUR L. B. RICHARDSON VICE PRESIDENT FOR ENGINEERING SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT (SYLVANIA GLENN G. BOUNDY ELECTRONICS SYSTEMS VICE PRESIDENT HOWARD L. RICHARDSON ALLEN L. HAID TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT AND NATIONAL TELEVI- WALTER R. SEIBERT SION PROGRAM DIRECTOR SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT-ENGINEERING EWALD KOCKRITZ AND RESEARCH VICE PRESIDENT, TELEVISION OPERA- DR. HERBERT TROTTER, JR. TIONS, ATLANTA, GEORGIA LEE SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT-MARKETING TERRY H. BARTON K. WICESTRUM VICE PRESIDENT, RADIO OPERATIONS, DETROIT, MICHIGAN HARRY R. LIPSON VICE PRESIDENT, RADIO OPERATIONS, TelePrompTer Corporation TOLEDO, OHIO 311 West 43rd St., New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson REGINALD B. MARTIN VICE PRESIDENT. TELEVISION OPERA- 2-3800. TIONS, DETROIT, MICHIGAN CHAIRMAN AND PRESIDENT BILL MICHAELS IRVING B. KAHN VICE PRESIDENT, RADIO OPERATIONS, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA WILLIAM V. SARGENT PAUL J. MILLER VICE PRESIDENT, RESEARCH AND DEVEL- VICE PRESIDENT, RADIO OPERATIONS, OPMENT MIAMI, FLORIDA H. J. SCHLAFLY, JR. BERNARD E. NEARY VICE PRESIDENT, COMMUNICATION SYS- VICE PRESIDENT FOR NATIONAL SALES TEMS DIV. MAURICE E. MCMURRAY NAT C. MYERS, JR. VICE PRESIDENT TELEVISION OPERA- VICE PRESIDENT, PROGRAMS AND PRO- TIONS, CLEVELAND, OHIO DUCTIONS DIV. BENJAMIN B. WICKHAM EDWARD C. REVEAUX TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT, WEST COAST HARRY A. STEENSEN FRED BARTON ASSISTANT SECRETARY BRANCH OFFICES AND MANAGER A. CHURCH CHICAGO, ILL.: 316 N. Michigan Ave., FRank- AEIAH Ted Boisumeau, manager. NEW YORK SALES OFFICE lin 2-1752. 625 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza HUNTSVILLE, ALA.: 2700 S. Memorial Park- 1-3940. way, JEfferson 4-1902. Ray Hagan, manager. CHICAGO MIDWEST SALES OFFICE LOS ANGELES, CALIF.: 357 N. LaBrea Ave., 230 N. Michigan Avenue, Chicago 1, Illinois, WEbster 6-6195. Fred Barton, vice president FRanklin 2-6498. in charge. MIDWEST NATIONAL SALES MANAGER WASHINGTON, D. C.: 1737 DeSales St., N.W., DONALD C. KAMIN MEtropolitan 8-3178. 645 Theatre Network Television, Inc. United (TNT) Artists Associated, Inc. 247 Park Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray 575 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; Murray Hill 7-7800. Hill 8-3220. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT ARTHUR B. KRIM NATHAN L. HALPERN EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER ERWIN H. EZZES GEORGE FRANK SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS HENRY J. ZITTAU EDWARD F. ADDISS, JR. DIRECTOR OF FOREIGN OPERATIONS VICE-PRESIDENT-PROGRAMMING NORMAN B. KATZ MARC DANIELS DIRECTOR OF ADVERTISING JAY H. SMOLIN -O- BRANCH OFFICES: Tele-Sessions, Inc. (TNT) CHICAGO, ILL.: 75 East Wacker Drive; DEar- born 2-2030. 575 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; DALLAS, TEX.: 1511 Bryan Street; RIverside MUrray Hill 8-3220. 7-8553. PRESIDENT LOS ANGELES, CALIF.: 400 S. Beverly Dr. NATHAN L. HALPERN CRestview 6-5886. TREASURER GEORGE FRANK -p_ VICE-PRESIDENT-PROGRAMMING MARC DANIELS United World Films, DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS Inc. EDWARD F. ADDISS, JR. 1445 Park Ave., New York 29, N. Y.; TRafalgar GENERAL SALES MANAGER 6-5200. Cable Uniworldfilm. WILLIAM G. ROLLEY PRESIDENT MANAGER-EASTERN DIVISION JAMES M. FRANEY 575 Madison Avenue, New York 22, New York; MUrray Hill 8-3220. J. B. O'Connor. ASSISTANT TREASURER Lao CIEMNIECKI MANAGER-CENTRAL DIVISION 412 Fisher Building, Detroit 2, Michigan; VICE-PRESIDENT & MANAGER CASTLE TRinity 3-1566. Fred V. Davis. FILMS SALES MANAGER-PACIFIC COAST DIVISION MURRAY GOODMAN 5859 Melrose Avenue, Los Angeles 38, Cali- VICE-PRESIDENT & MANAGER ENTERTAIN- fornia; H011ywood 2-2480. Douglas George. MENT AND SPECIAL SALES 250 Golden Gate Ave., San Francisco, California; JOHN D. DESMOND ORdway 3-0750. Douglas George. MANAGER, BRANCH OPERATIONS Closed-circuit television services, facilities and FRANE GILLHAUS programming for business and industry. MANAGER ATLANTA EXCHANGE -o- LEONARD BEECH MANAGER CHICAGO EXCHANGE Transcontinent Television FRANK MANARELLI Corporation MANAGER DALLAS EXCHANGE 15 E. 47th Street, New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza GENE REMELS 1-3030; 70 Niagara Street, Buffalo, N. Y.; MANAGER LOS ANGELES EXCHANGE MOhawk 2600. HERMAN BLOCK CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD MANAGER NEW YORK EXCHANGE PAUL A. SCHOELLKOPF, JR. JOHN DERPICH CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE MANAGER PORTLAND, ORE. EXCHANGE J. FRED SCHOELLKOPF, IV FRANCIS SCHULZ CHAIRMAN ADMINISTRATIVE -FINANCE EDUCATIONAL and RELIGIOUS COMMITTEE LEO GUELPA DAVID G. FORMAN MANAGER, SPONSORED FILMS PRESIDENT EDWARD RENAUER DAVID C. MOORE ADVERTISING Sr PROMOTION VICE-PRESIDENTS DONALD FRIEDBERG HAMILTON SHEA WILLIAM FAY PURCHASING VAN BEUREN DE VRIES ED RILEY KARL B. HOFFMAN TREASURER & CONTROLLER C. M. KIRTLAND SECRETARY FELIX L. PIECE{ Unity Television Corporation 1501 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; LOngacre 4-8234; 9100 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, TV Film Source Book (Published Calif.; 709 Fox Bldg., Detroit, Mich. bi -monthly) PRESIDENT 535 -5th Ave., N. Y. 17, N. Y.; MU 7-1668. J. HYAMS GENERAL MANAGER VICE-PRESIDENT MARTIN LAWRENCE R. SEIDELMAN EDITOR MANAGER, MID -WESTERN DIVISION JULIENNE (JUDY) DUPUY STAN FRIDELSON 646 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Video Pictures, Inc. (VPI Gwilym A. Price, Donald H. McGannon, E. V. Productions) Huggins, G. H. Bucher, Ralph N. Harmon, Mark W. Cresap, Jr., A. W. Dannenbaum, Jr.; Exec. office: 341 West 44th Street, New York. Richard M. Pack, Ralph Atlass, Rolland V. JUdson 8-8082. (Producers of TV Commercials Tooke. and Industrial Films) --o-- PRESIDENT EDWIN T. KASPER Westinghouse Electric Corporation VICE-PRESIDENT (PRODUCTION) (Television -Radio Division) LEw POLLACK Route 27 & Vineyard Rd., Metuchen, New Jersey, VICE-PRESIDENT (SALES) Llbnrty 8-5000. TOMPKINS GEORGE GENERAL MANAGER ART DIRECTOR EDWARD J. KELLY DOMINICK JUSKEVICH MANAGER OF MARKETING SALES DIRECTOR CHARLES J. URBAN MCBRIDE MATT MANAGER TV -HI FI DEPT. PRODUCTION MANAGER JAMES J. EAGAN SHELDON SATIN MANAGER RADIO -PHONO DEPT. NEW YORK STUDIOS EDWARD D. SMITHERS 510 West 57th Street, N. Y. C., 321 West 44th Street, N. Y. C. ADVERTISING MANAGER W. JOHNSON CHICAGO BRANCH RUSSELL 360 No. Michigan Avenue, Chicago 1, Ill. MANAGER MARKET PLANNING ANDREW SARKADY MANAGER NATIONAL ACCOUNTS & SALES -o- TRAINING RALPH H. G. MATHEWS Vitapix Corporation MANAGER MARKET ADMINISTRATION MCNIFF 509 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza JOHN J. WORKS MANAGER 8-3013. MATTHEW N. CINELLI PRESIDENT QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER KENYON BROWN CHARLES A. WHITE CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD SERVICE MANAGER JOHN E. FETZER KENNETH H. BROWN EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT & GENERAL ENGINEERING MANAGER MANAGER NORMAN S. KORNETZ EDWARD E. HALL VICE-PRESIDENT HAL ROACH, Jº. SECRETARY -TREASURER Wolf Enterprises, Inc. PAUL O'BRYAN 420 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza -o-- 5-2050. PRESIDENT Weiss, Louis, and Co. EDWARD WOLF GENERAL MANAGER 655 No. Fairfax Ave., Los Angeles 36, Calif.; HERB WOLF OLive 3-5350. ASSOCIATE PRODUCERS DISTRIBUTION DIRECTOR JACK RUBIN, ALAN GILBERT ADRIAN WEISS SALES DIRECTOR ADVERTISING & PROMOTION MANAGER PAUL Ross Louts WEISS -o -- Zenith Radio Corporation Westinghouse Broadcasting Co. 6301 W. Dickens, Chicago 39, Illinois; BErkshire 7-7500. Electric Corp.) 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Actors' Equity Association VICE-CHAIRMAN (AAA -AFL) (Merged with Chorus ARNO JOHNSON Equity Association August 1955) MANAGING DIRECTOR ALCUIN W. LEHMAN (Organized May 26, 1913; Membership: 10,000) TREASURER 226 West 47th Street, New York 36, N. Y., FRANK W. MANSFIELD PLaza 7-7660; George Poultney, 230 Jones St., -0 --- San Francisco; Edd X. Russell, 6636 Hollywood Blvd., Los Angeles 28; Mrs. Frank R. Dare, 612 Alabama Broadcasters Association N. Michigan Ave., Chicago; Larry McCance, (Affiliated with NAB) P. O. Box 6174, Uni- 519 Jarvis Street, Toronto, Canada. versity, Ala. (Organized 1946). Phone: PLaza PRESIDENT 2-7441, Ext. 488. RALPH BELLAMY PRESIDENT FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN C. COOPER, JR., WJRD, Tuscaloosa, Ala. RAYMOND MASSEY VICE PRESIDENT FOR RADIO SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT \VILLIAM S. BASKERVILLE, JR., WKRG, Mobile, JAMES SCHLADER Ala. THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT FOR TELEVISION HIRAM SHERMAN RAY A. FURR, WAPI-TV, Birmingham, Ala. FOURTH VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY -TREASURER JEss L. JORDAN, LOIS WILSON WTBF, Troy, Ala. TREASURER PAUL DULLZELL Alliance of Television Film RECORDING SECRETARY JOHN EFFRAT Producers, Inc. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 6912 Hollywood Blvd.. Hollywood 28, Calif.; ANGUS DUNCAN H011ywood 7-2159. COUNSEL PRESIDENT HERMAN E. COOPER CHARLES W. FRIES VICE-PRESIDENT ARMAND SCHAEFER Advertising Council, The SECRETARY BERNARD WEITZMAN 25 W. 45th St., Now York 36, N. Y.; JUdson TREASURER 2-1520. ROBERT W. STABLER CHAIRMAN EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR JOHN STERLING JOHN ZINN PRESIDENT THEODORE S. REPPLIEI RADIO & TV DIRECTOR American Association of Advertis- GORDON C. KINNEY ing Agencies BRANCH OFFICES The Advertising Council, Room 2000, 203 North 420 Lexington Avenue, New York 17, N. Y.; Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois; The Ad- LExington 2-7980. vertising Council, 9100 Sunset Blvd., Suite CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD 360, Los Angeles 46, Calif.; The Advertising ROBERT M. Council, 1200 18th St., N. W., Washington. GANGER VICE-CHAIRMAN HARRY HARDING SECRETARY -TREASURER ANDREW B. MELDRUM Advertising Federation of America PRESIDENT 250 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.; Circle FREDERIC R. GAMBLE 6-2431. SENIOR VICE-PRESIDENT RICHARD L. SCHEIDKER PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER C. JAMES PROUD EXECUTIVE SECRETARY-TREASURER WALTER HAASE BOARD CHAIRMAN ROBERT M. FEEMSTER -0 -- SECRETARY American Cinema Editors LORETTO Fox (Organized November 28, 1950: Membership: 172) 6772 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif. H011ywood 5-8527. Advertising Research Foundation I'RESIDENT 3 E. 54th St., New York 22, N. Y.: PLaza l-5656, FREDRICK Y. SMI rII CHAIRMAN VICE-PRESIDENT BEN R. DONALDSON FRED W. BERGER 650 SECRETARY AFM Local 10 (CHICAGO) FRANK P. KELLER TREASURER (Membership: 11,000) 175 West Washington LLOYD L. RICHARDSON Street, Chicago, Ill.; STate 2-0063. DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY PRESIDENT IRVING SHOENBERG JAMES C. PETRILLO BOARD OF DIRECTORS Roland Gross, Daniel Nathan, Frank Bracht, John Dunning, Richard Fantl, Harold F. Kress, American Federation of Television Richard C. Meyer. and Radio Artists (AAAA-AFL-CIO) (Organized August, 1937; Membership 26,000) American Communications 15 West 44th Street, New York 36, N. Y.; Association MUrray Hill 7-1810. 5 Beekman St., New York 38, N. Y.; COrtland PRESIDENT CLAYTON COLLYER 7-1374. VICE-PRESIDENTS PRESIDENT Ken Carpenter, Eleanor Engle, Virginia Payne, JOSEPH P. SELLY Evelyn Freyman, Hal W. Newell, Harry Hallo - VICE-PRESIDENT BROADCAST DEPT. way, Harold E. Wallis. WILLIAM RENDER RECORDING SECRETARY STANLEY FARRAR -o- TREASURER TRAVIS JOHNSON American Federation of NATIONAL EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Musicians (AFL) DONALD F. CONAWAY CENTRAL REGIONAL DIRECTOR (Organized October, 1896; Membership: 256,- RAYMOND A. JONES 000) 425 Park Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; WESTERN REGIONAL DIRECTOR PLaza 8-0600. CLAUDE L. MCCUE PRESIDENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS HERMAN D. KENIN, 425 Park Avenue, New York Alice Bukes, Perley Baer, Bill Baldwin, Jeanne 22, N. Y., PLaza 8-0600. Bates, Gaines C. Batson, Jackson Beck, Socrates Birskr. Sidney Blackmer, Alan Bunce, Andre VICE-PRESIDENT Carloc, Ken Carpenter, Nelson Case, Ken Chris- WILLIAM J. HARRIS, 418x/, N. St. Paul St., Dallas, ty, Chyton Collyer, Jud Conlon, Allan Davies, Texas Bill Leal, Ted De Corsia, Eleanor Engle, Faye SECRETARY Emerson, Robley D. Evans, Stanley Farrar, STANLEY BALLARD, 220 Mt. Pleasant Avenue, New- Carl Frank, Evelyn Freyman, James H. Garrett, ark 4, New Jersey, HUmboldt 4-6600. Art Gilmore, Harry Holloway, Fred Hansen, TREASURER John Harper, Ray Heatherton, Bill Hillman, GEORGE V. CLANCY, Treasurer, 220 Mt. Pleasant Donald B. Hirsch Fred Howard Leon Janney, Avenue, Newark 4, N. J., HUmboldt 4-6600. Travi: Johnson, Carlton,i Ka Dell, Jchn Milton Kennedy, Beatrice Kraft, Jack Kruschen, Gene EXECUTIVE BOARD Lanhazn, Clarence Leisure, Bernard Lenrow, Above Officers and Lewis, E. E."JOE" STORES, 5000 Polk Ave., Houston, Jim Ray Linn Sid Marion, Audrey Texas Marsh, Tom McKee, Tyler McVey, Elizabeth LEE REPP, 2200 E. 21st Street, Cleveland 15, Ohio Morgan, Conrad Nagel, John Neher, Frank ALFRED J. MANUTI, 261 W. 52nd St., New York Nelson, Hal W. Newell, Cliff Norton, Nestor CHARLES H. KENNEDY, 230 Jones St., San Fran- Paiva. Virginia Payne, Vincent Pelletier, Don cisco, Portes, William Prince, Wanda Ramey, Wm. Calif. Redfield, Hal Arwin WALTER M. MURDOCH, 279 Yonge St.. Toronto 1. Gus Saunders, Sawyer, Ont., Canada Schweig, Del Sharbutt Allin Slate, John C. Slatte-y, Verne Smith, Olan Soule, Harry Stan- ton, Lick Stark, Michael Stewart, Ann Thomas, Frank Thomas, Jr., Lurene Tuttle, Luis Van AFM LOCAL 802 (NEW YORK) Rootea, Herb Vigran, Vicki Vola, Harold E. Wallis, Willard Waterman, Dwight Weist, (Organized August 27, 1921; Membership: 30,- Walt Williams, Ernie Winstanley, Will Wright, 000) 261 W. 52nd St., New York 19, N. Y.; Clark Yocum. PLaza 7-7722. PRESIDENT AL MANUTI American Guild of Authors & Com- VICE-PRESIDENT Az. KNorr posers SECRETARY (Membership: 2,800 song writers) 158 W. 55th MAX L. ARONS St., New York 19, N. Y. Circle 6-2536. TREASURER Calif. Office: 6272 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood HY JAFFE 28, Calif. EXECUTIVE BOARD Irving Bloom, Sherman Brande, Robert Effros, PRESIDENT Patsy Fasanella, Al Gentile, Harry Kantor, BURTON LANE Joseph Lindwurm. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR TRIAL BOARD MIRIAM STERN William M. Powers Chairman; Earl Shendell, Clerk; Al Brown, foe Campiglia, Clifton Glover, Vincent Moynihan, Vincent Rossitto. Jerry American Guild of Musical Artists, Serly, Charles S. Sollinger. Inc. (AAAA-AFL) (Organized 1936; Membership 3,000) 1841 AFM LOCAL 47 (LOS ANGELES) Broadway, New York 23, N. Y., COlumbus 817 Vine St., Hollywood 38; H011ywood 2-2166. 5-3687-8-9; Larry H. McCance, 509 Jarvis

651 Street, Toronto 5, Ontario, WAlnut 4-6532; SECRETARY JAMES O. DODGE Lee Hollywood Blvd., Holly- Harris, 6636 TREASURER wood, 28, Calif., H011ywood 2-2334; Edward JOHN P. BENNETT Reith, 421 Phelan Building, 760 Market Street, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR San Francisco, Calif., EXbrook 2-6990; Ed- VANCE E. LOCKHART ward Davis, 215 S. Broad Street, Philadelphia, Pa., Kingsley 5-4310; Sanford Wolff, I N. La- Salle St., Chicago, Iii., Financial 6-6677; American Radio Relay League, Inc. George Peckham, 704 Bellevue North, Seattle 38 Road, West Hartford 7, Conn.; 2, Washington, CApitol 0438; Earl Von Hoven, LaSalle Phone 621 La Barre Rd., New Orleans, La. ADams 6-2535. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT JOHN BROWNLEE GOODWIN L. DOSLAND FIRST VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY AND GENERAL MANAGER JASCHA HEIFETZ A. L. BUDLONG SECOND VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER GEORGE LONDON DAVID H. HOUGHTON THIRD VICE PRESIDENT COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER BETTY STONE FRANCIS E. HANDY FOURTH VICE PRESIDENT REGINA RESNIK FIFTH VICE PRESIDENT LLOYD HARRIS American Society of TREASURER Cinematographers, Inc. LAWRENCE DAVIDSON (Organized 1919; Membership: 282) 1782 North RECORDING SECRETARY ANN AFARS Orange Drive, Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011y- NATIONAL EXECUTIVE SECRETARY wood 7-2135. HY FAINE PRESIDENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS LEE GARMES Robert Ackart, Adele Addison, Suzanne Ames, FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Winther Andersen, Charles Anthony, Eleanor HAROLD ROSSON Avery, Arthur Backgren, Francis Barnes, Ilma SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT Bayle, Frances Bible, Phyllis Althof Brill, Hans WILLIAM DANIELS Busch, Robert Calder, Christopher Carr, Rich- ard Carter, Thomas Clarke, Arthur Cosenza, THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT Galliano Daneluz, Wynema McKinley Fox, Wal- JOE BIROC ter Fredericks, Carlton Gauld, Paul Guenter, TREASURER Joseph C. Hancock, Lloyd Harris, Ralph Her- WALTER STRENGE bert, Frank Hobi, Harry Jones, Lynda Jordan, SECRETARY James Joyce, Frank Karian, Joseph Kaschai, CHARLES CLARKE Orrin Kayan, Florence Kopleff, Gladys La Bedz, Robert Lansing, Brenda Lewis, Calvin Marsh, Jeanne Maxwell, Arthur Mitchell, Ro- man R. Niznik, Darrell Notara, Robert Oliver, Serge Oukrainsky, Thomas Powell, Tom Pyle, American Society of Composers, John Radic, Henry Reese, Emile Renan, Richard Robinson, May Savage, Charles Smith, Mildred Authors and Publishers (ASCAP) Solarz, Alec Templeton, Glen Tetley, John (Organized February 13, 1914; Membership: Trehy, Theodor Uppman, Arthur P. Winteler, Lawrence Winters, Mara Yavne, George Zacha- 5,606 Music Writers, 1,536 Publishers) 575 rias. Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 8-8800; 3440 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif. American Guild of Variety PRESIDENT Artists (AAAA AFL-CIO) STANLEY ADAMS (Organized July 14, 1939; VICE-PRESIDENTS Registered Member- LOUIS BERNSTEIN ship: 78,000; Active Membership: 25.000) OTTO A. HAºRACH 110 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.; Circle SECRETARY 6-7130. DEEMS TAYLOR JACKIE BRIGHT, TREASURER National Administrative Secretary FRANK H. CONNOR HAROLD F. BERG, ESQ. ASSISTANT SECRETARY National Counsel ARTHUR SCHWARTZ ASSISTANT TREASURER J. J. BREGMAN American Marketing Association 27 E. Monroe St., Chicago 3, Ill.; CEntral 6. 8306. PRESIDENT American Women in Radio and REAVIS COX Television, Inc. PRESIDENT-ELECT WILLIAM F. O'DELL 501 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; VICE-PRESIDENTS ELdorado 5-7281. SAMUEL C. MCMILLAN PRESIDENT ROBERT E. SESSIONS NENA BADENOCH A. W. HARDING PRESIDENT-ELECT A. F. SMITH ESTHER TUFTY 652 VICE-PRESIDENTS berten, Milton Berger, Eddie Elkort, Joseph Josey Barnes, Margaret McDonald, Louise Glaser, Howard L. Hausman, Dick Henry, Morris, Dee Sweet, Margaret Mary Kearney. Ben Kuchuk, James Lanagan, Thomas Martin, SECRETARY-TREASURER Dinty Moore, Leon Newman, William J. MARTHA RUPPRECHT O'Halloran, Jack Russell, Joseph Singer. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY -o-- MARGO ANDERSON Associated Actors and Artistes of America (AAAA)-AFL-CIO. Arizona Broadcasters Association (Organized July 18, 1919; Membership: 60,000) (Affiliated with NARTB.) 631 North First Ave., 226 West 47th St., New York 36, N. Y.; Phoenix, Ariz.; ALpine 8-4511. (Organized Circle 5-8046. 1951.) PRESIDENT PRESIDENT PAUL DULLZELL ARLO WOOLERY VICE-PRESIDENTS FLORENCE MARSTON VICE-PRESIDENT ANGUS DUNCAN JOHN Horn JACKIE BRIGHT SECRETARY-TREASURER HYMAN R. FAINE FRED VANCE TREASURER EXECUTIVE SECRETARY BEN IRVING LUCY KRUG EXECUTIVE SECRETARY DONALD F. CONAWAY AFFILIATIONS Actors Equity Association, American Federation Arkansas Broadcasters Association of Television and Radio Artists. American Guild (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Exec. secy., Mrs. June of Musical Artists, American Guild of Variety Artists, Hebrew Actors Union, Hebrew Chorus Sparr, KWAK, Stuttgart, Ark. (Organized Union, Screen Actors Guild, Screen Extras 1946.) Guild, Italian Actors Union. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY -o-- MRS. JUNE SPANN, KWAK, Stuttgart PRESIDENT Associated MusicPublishers, Inc. C. R. HORNE, KXRJ, Russellville 589 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; I W. 47th VICE-PRESIDENT St., PLaza 9-8470. KERMIT RICHARDSON, KBOK, Malvern BOARD CHAIRMAN SYDNEY M. KAYE GENERAL MANAGER Artists' Managers Guild LEONARD FEIST (Organized VICE-PRESIDENTS July, 1937; Membership: 100) KARL BAITER (Official organization of Artists Managers, LEONARD FEIST Artist Representatives and Agents in Holly- RICHARD F. FRENCH BENJAMIN V. GRASSO wood.) Suite 615, 7046 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood 28, SECRETARY Calif.; Hollywood 5-7107. ROBERT J. BURTON PRESIDENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS ADRIAN MCCALMAN Carl Haverlin, William S. Hedges, Paul W. Mor- FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT ency, J. Harold Ryan. PAUL WILKINS n -- SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT HARRY SOKOLOV Association of National Advertisers, THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT Inc. MORRIS STOLLER SECRETARY 155 East 44th St., New York 17, N. Y.; OXford JOHN FINDLATRº 7-5950. TREASURER PRESIDENT JAMES L. SAºHIEº PAUL B. WEST VICE-PRESIDENTS JOSEPH ALLEN PETER W. ALLPORT Artists' Representatives LOWELL MCELROY Association, Inc. CY NORTON 1270 Sixth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.; Circle TREASURER 6-1379. DONALD S. FROST PRESIDENT O EDDIE ELKORT Association of Radio -Television VICE-PRESIDENTS News Analysts LARRY BARNETT HATTIE AITHOFF 24 East 39th St., New York 16, N. Y.; MUrray WILLIAM J. O'HALLORAN Hill 5-7400. (Organized 1942.) JAMES LANAGAN PRESIDENT INTY MOORE ROBERT TROUT JACK RUSSELL VICE PRESIDENTS SECRETARY JOHN MACVANE BEN KUCHUK EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TREASURER H. V. KALTENBORN JOSEPH SINGER CHET HUNTLEY BOARD OF GOVERNORS QUINCY HOWE Hattie Althoff, Larry Barnett, David C. Baum- LEON PEARSON 653 SECRETARY BOARD CHAIRMAN BLAIR CLARE THOMAS F. O'NEIL TREASURER VICE-CHAIRMEN CESAR SAERCHINGER FELIX W. COSTE ROBERT E. MACNEAL EXEC. COMM. CHAIRMAN Association of TV Film JOHN H. BRECE, JR. PRESIDENT Distributors HENRY E. ABT Temporary address: e/o Screen Gems, 711 Fifth TREASURER Avenue, New York, N. Y. ROBERT L. CONNELLY FOUNDATION DIRECTOR ACTING SECRETARY NORMAN E. CASH DAN GLASS HONORARY DIRECTOR MEMBER COMPANIES FRANK M. FOLSOM Official Films, Television Programs of America, Screen Gems, Ziv Television Programs, Inc. -0- o -- Broadcast Music, Inc. Authors' Guild of Author's League 589 Fifth Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; Plaza of America, Inc. 9-1500; 190 North Canon Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif.; Hillside 7447; 360 N. Michigan Ave., 6 East 39th Street, New (Membership: 1,900) Chicago 2, Ill.; ANdover 3-5394. MUrray Hill 9-4950. York 16, N. Y.; PRESIDENT PRESIDENT CARI. HAVERLIN PEARL S. BUCK BOARD CHAIRMAN AND GENERAL VICE-PRESIDENT COUNSEL CLEVELAND AMORY SYDNEY M. KAYE SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF DO- JOHN VANDERCOOK MESTIC PERFORMING RIGHTS ADMIN- COUNCIL ISTRATION AND SECRETARY Howard Breslin, John Brick, John Brooks, Bruce ROBERT J. BURTON Calton, Eleanor Clymer, Margaret Cousins, La- VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF vinia Riker Davis, Hildegarde Dolson, Michael STATION SERVICES Drury, Elizabeth Enright, Lewis Gannett, ROY HARLOW Charles Gorham, Alan Green, John Hersey, VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE STATION Helen R. Hull, Elizabeth Janeway, Robert Lan- RELATIONS dry, John Lardner, Russell Lynes, Marianne Moore, Bentz Plagemann, Marjorie Hillis GLENN DOLBERG Roulston, Budd Schulberg William L. Shirer, VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF Grace Zaring Stone, Rex Stout, Mark Van Do- FOREIGN RELATIONS ren, Glenway Wescott, Theodore H. White. JEAN GEIRINGER SECRETARY TO THE COUNCIL VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF WRITER LUISE M. SILLcox RELATIONS MEMBERSHIP SECRETARY ROBERT SOUR MACKIN COMPTROLLER AND DIRECTOR OF FINAN- EDITH CIAL OPERATIONS -0- EDWARD J. MOLINELLI ASSISTANT VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE Authors' League of America, Inc. OF PUBLISHER RELATIONS (Membership: Authors' League, 3,600) 6 East MRS. THEODORE ZAVIN 39th St., New York 16, N. Y.; MUrray Hill ASSISTANT VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHARGE OF PUBLISHER AND WRITER RELA- 9-4950. TIONS (PACIFIC COAST) PRESIDENT RICHARD L. KIRK Moss HART TREASURER AND ASSISTANT SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT ROBERT J. HIGGINS REX STOUT DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL OPERATIONS SECRETARY AND COMPTROLLER ANN PETRY EDWARD J. MOLLINELLI TREASURER ARTHUR SCHWARTZ ----o-- COUNCIL Broadcast Pioneers Club, The S. W. Behrman, Cleveland Amory, Howard Bres- 17, Y.; PLaza lin, Russel Crouse, Ruth Goodman Goetz, Os- 589 Fifth Ave., New York N. car Hammerstein II, Samuel Grafton, Alan 9-1500. Green, Joseph Hayes Lillian Hellman, John Hersey, Laura Z. Hobson, Helen R. Hull, PRESIDENT Joan Kahn, Richard Lewine, Howard Lindsay, MERLE S. JONES rances Lockridge, Richard Lockridge, Merle FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Miller, William L. Shirer, Elmer Rice, Rich- SOL TAISHOFF ard Rodgers, Victor Wolfson, Stanley Young. TR EASURER EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ROBERT J. HIGGINS Ltrrsa M. SILLCOX EXECUTIVE SECRETARY COUNSEL M. H. SHAFIRO IRWIN KARP Broadcasting and Film Commission Brand Names Foundation, Inc. of National Council of Churches of 437 Fifth Avenue, New York 16, N. Y.; MUrray Christ in USA Hill 5-0888. 475 Riverside Dr., New York 27, N. Y.; Riverside 654 9-2200; 5746 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood SOCIAL SECRETARIES Rat TERRY 28, Calif.; H011ywood 4-7464. MADELEINE M. LARKIN CHAIRMAN MRS. THEODORE O. WEDEL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Catholic Writers Guild S. FRANKLIN MACK of America, Inc. ASSOCIATE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR 12, WESLEY B. GOODMAN (Organized December 1919; Membership: PROGRAM OPERATION 300) 65 E. 89th St., New York 28, N. Y.; ENdi- BEN E. WILBUR colt 2-0412. FILM PRODUCTION HONORARY PRESIDENT REV. ALEXANDER B. FERGUSON HIs EMINENCE, FRANCIS CARDINAL SPELLMAN SPECIAL PROJECTS Archbishop of New York. ARTHUR AUSTIN PRESIDENT BROADCAST TRAINING RICHARD REID REV. CHARLES H. SCHMITZ VICE-PRESIDENT' FILM DISTRIBUTION JOSEPH A. DUFFY MARGARET CARTER SPIRITUAL DIRECTOR BUSINESS MANAGEMENT MOST REV. PHILIP J. FURLONG, D.D. ARTHUR RHINOW CHAIRMAN, GOLDEN BOOK AWARD DIRECTOR OF WEST COAST OFFICE COMMITTEE GEORGE A. HEIMRICH-0- DR. FRANCIS X. CONNOLLY Broadcasting Foundation of Colorado Broadcasters Association America (Affiliated with NARTB.) c/o President, KYOU, 342 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; YUkon 2424 Sixth Ave., Greeley, Colo. (Organized 6-8844. (Organized 1955). 1950) CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD PRESIDENT SAMUEL B. GOULD HARRY HOTU, KRDO, Colorado Springs, Colo. PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT GEORGE E. PROBST AL Ross, KGEK, Sterling, Colo. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SECRETARY BASIL THORNTON ROBERT S. HIx, KHOW, Denver, Colo. TREASURER California Broadcasters ED KOEPKE, EDEN, Denver, Colo. Association, Inc. (Affiliated with NARTB.) 6047 Hollywood Bou- Connecticut Broadcasting levard, Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011ywood Association, Inc. 9-7254. PRESIDENT c/o Station WHAY, New Britain, Conn. BAldwin WILLIAM D. PABST 3-2721. FIRST VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT WILLIAM E. GOETZE CHARLES BELL, WHAY, New Britain VICE PRESIDENT (RADIO) VICE PRESIDENT ART WESTLUND JULIAN SCHWARTZ, WSTC, Stamford VICE PRESIDENT (TV) SECRETARY -TREASURER CLARK GEORGE WILLIAM J. O'BRIEN, JR., WCNX, Middletown SECRETARY-TREASURER DIRECTORS M. F. WOODLING Gerald Morey, WNLC, New London; John El - BOARD OF DIRECTORS linger, WNAB, Bridgeport; Peter Kenney, Joe D. ll, M. F. Pabst,Art WNBC, New Britain; Rudy Frank, WELI, Westlund, Joe DrlligDrilling, LoSchamblnlllam New Haven. Ernest L. Spencer, Clark George William E. IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT Goetze, Robert J. McAndrews, George Whit- DANIEL W. KOPS, WAVZ, New Haven ney. -0- -o- Catholic Actors Guild of America The Dramatists Guild of the Authors (Organized April, 1914; Membership: 1,250) League of America, Inc. Hotel Piccadilly, 227 W. 45th Street, New (Membership: 600 Active; 1,100 Associate); York 36, N. Y. Circle 6-5566. 6 East 39th Street, New York 16, N. Y.; PRESIDENT MUrray Hill 9-4950. WALTER KIERNAN PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT ALAN JAY LEEN ER PAT O'BRIEN VICE PRESIDENT WILLIAM GAXTON HOWARD LINDSAY RECORDING SECRETARY SECRETARY PAUL A. LILLY SIDNEY KINGSLEY HISTORIAN EXECUTIVE SECRETARY KAY MACDONALD MILLS TEN EYCK, JR. CHAIRMAN OF EXECUTIVE BOARD SECRETARY TO THE COUNCIL CHARLES J. MAGUIRE LUISE M. SILLCOX EXECUTIVE SECRETARY COUNSEL FRED KELLY IRwIN KARP 655 Electronic Industries Association Maude, Basil Rathbone, Eugenia Rawls, Mrs. Charles M. Richter, Tom H. Sand, Anne Sey- 1 72 1 De Sales St., N. W., Washington 6, D. C., mour, Lorraine Sherwood, Cornelia Otis Skin- NAtional 8-3902. ner, Frances Starr, Elizabeth Watts. PRESIDENT D. R. HULL, Raytheon Co., Washington, D. C. -- EXECUTIVE PRESIDENT & SECRETARY Federal Communications Bar JAMES D. SECREST, 1721 De Sales St., N. W., Washington 6, D. C. Association TREASURER Suite 218 Munsey Bldg., Washington 4, D. C., LESLIE F. MUTER, The Muter Co., Chicago 5, Ill. MEtropolitan 8-2193. SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT ROBERT S. BELL, Packard Bell Electronics Corp., WM. Los Angeles, 64, California. C. KOPLOVITZ VICE FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENTS LEONARD MARKS SIDNEY R. CURTIS, Stromberg -Carlson Div., Gen- eral Dynamics Corp., Rochester 3, New York SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT C. RUSSELL Cox, Andrew Corporation, Chicago 19, FRANK U. FLETCHER Ill. SECRETARY RUSSELL E. CRAMER, JR., Radio Condenser Com- ARTHUR H. SCHROEDER pany, Camden 3, New Jersey. ASSISTANT ARTHUR L. CHAPMAN, CBS-HYTRON, Danvers, SECRETARY Mass. ELVIN R. SCHNEIDER ASS'T TO TREASURER EXEC. VICE PRESIDENT KELLEY PETER H. COUSINS E. GRIFFITH MILITARY ENGINEERING COORDINATOR DELEGATE TO AMERICAN BAR CAPT. HENRY E. BERNSTEIN ASSOCIATION GEORGE S. SMITH MANAGER, WEST COAST OFFICE JOSEPH J. PETERSON MANAGER, OFFICE OF INFORMATION HERBERT F. HODGE, JR. ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Federal Communications MARJORIE J. BAILEY Commission DEPARTMENT MANAGERS AND STAFF AS- SISTANTS New Post Office Building, 12th Street and Penn- VIRGIL M. GRAHAM, Engineering Dept. sylvania Ave., NW., Washington 25, D. WILLIAM F. E. LONG, Marketing Data Dept. C.; TYLER NOURSE, International Dept. EXecutive 3-3620. DONALD H. STOVER, Industrial Relations Dept. CHAIRMAN EDMUND WELLINGTON, JR., Military Relations JOHN Dept. C. DOERFER COMMISSIONERS ROSEL H. HYDE ROBERT T. BARTLEY FREDERICK W. FORD ROBERT E. Lis Episcopal Actors Guild of America, T. A. M. CRAVEN Inc. SECRETARY MARY JANE MORRIS (Organized 1926; 1,000 members.) I East 29th EXECUTIVE OFFICER AND ACTING BUD- St., New York 16, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 5-2927. GET OFFICER HONORARY PRESIDENTS ROBERT W. Cox PRESIDING BISHOP GENERAL COUNSEL JOHN L. FITZGERALD THE MOST REV. ARTHUR CARL LICHTENBERGER, D.D. ASSOCIATE GENERAL COUNSEL BISHOP EDGAR W. HOLTZ OF NEW YORK HILBERT RT. REV. HORACE W. B. DONEGAN, D.D. SLOSBERG PRESIDENT CHIEF ENGINEER VINTON FREEDLEY EDWARD W. ALLEN, JR. VICE-PRESIDENT AND WARDEN OF THE CHIEF, BROADCAST BUREAU GUILD HAROLD G. COWGILL THE REV. ORIN A. GRIESMYER CHIEF SAFETY & SPECIAL RADIO VICE-PRESIDENTS SERVICFS BUREAU CHARLES COBURN CURTIS B. PLUMMER PEGGY WOOD CHIEF, COMMON CARRIER BUREAU ROBERT FRYER JOHN J. NORDBERG REV. RANDOLPH RAY, D.D. CHIEF, FIELD ENGINEERING & BOBBY CLARK MONITORING BUREAU RECORDING SECRETARY GEORGE S. TURNER REV. CHARLES BRICK ACKLEY, S.T.D. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY HELEN S. MORRISON -o- TREASURER JOHN KNIGHT Film Producers Association of New COUNCIL York Rev. John Ellis Large, D.D., Rev. C.P.T. Sargent, D.D., Walter Abel, William Adams, John Alex- (Organized April 21, 1952 for advancement of ander, Dorothy Blackburn, Sidney Blackmer, non -theatrical film producers in the Metro- Helen Bonfils, Lawrence Carr, Leo G. Carroll, politan -New York area), 15 E. 48th Street, Gordon B. Clarke, Margaret Dale, Jean Dixon, Mrs. Leonard C. Feathers, Robert Fryer, James New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza 1-1920. Jolley, Tessa Kosta, Harriet E. MacGibbon, Ray- PRESIDENT mond Massey, Carmen Mathews, Margery LEE BLAIR 656 EXEC. VICE-PRESIDENT Idaho Broadcasters Association WILLIAM VAN PRAAG 1ST VICE PRESIDENT (Affiliated with NARTB.) c/o President, KID, ROBERT LAWRENCE E. 17th St., Idaho Falls, Idaho; JAckson 2-5100. 2ND VICE PRESIDENT (Organized 1951.) ROBERT CRANE PRESIDENT SECRETARY K. CLARK ALBERT HECHT VICE-PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR GENE SHUMATE IRVING W. CHESKIN SECRETARY-TREASURER BOARD OF DIRECTORS MERVIN LING Stephen Elliot, Sanford Greenberg, David Horne, Henry Strauss, F. C. Wood, Jr., Robert Klae- ger, Robert Lawrence, Walter I.owendahl, Peter Mooney, David Pincus, Harold Wondsel, Na- than Zucker. Illinois Broadcasters Association (Affiliated with NARBT.) c/o President, WCVS, -o- 523 E. Capitol Ave., Springfield, Ill. (Organ- ized 1948). Florida Association of Broadcasters PRESIDENT 200 Pierce Blvd., Clearwater, Fla. JOE BONANSINGA (Organized 1936.) VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT GEORGE BIGGAR H. DENNISON PARKER, WTAN Radio, Clearwater. SECRETARY-TREASURER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT CHARLES COOK JAMES L. HOWE, WIRA Radio, Ft. Pierce. -_ SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN H. PHIººs, WCTV-TV, Tallahassee. Independent Motion Picture SECRETARY -TREASURER Machine CHARLES FERNANDEZ, WKXY Radio, Sarasota. Operators and Television DIRECTORS Employees, Inc. Harold P. Danforth, WDBO-AM-FM-TV, Or- (Organized lando; T. S. Gilchrist, Jr., WJHP-AM-FM-TV, February 9, 1950; Membership: Jacksonville; Frank W. Hazelton, WTNT Ra- 221) 358 West 44th Street, New York 18, dio, Tallahassee; M.r.. Reynolds, WFTW Ra- N. Y.; PLaza 7-0453-4. dio, Ft. Walton Beach; Myron Reck, WTRR Radio, Sanford; Lee Ruwitch, WTVJ-TV, PRESIDENT AND BUSINESS REP. Miami; Lawrence A. Rollins, WSIR Radio, CHARLES AXELROD Winterhaven. VICE-PRESIDENT HARRY LEVINE SECRETARY CHARLES BLOOM Harry Fox Agent and Trustee TREASURER 460 Park Avenue, New York 22, N. Y. PLaza PETER WAXBERG 1-1930. EXECUTIVE BOARD Silverio Conte, Hyman J. Levine, Joseph Weiss, (Music Licensing Bureau) Harry Wittenstein, Michael Fensore, Sam AGENT AND TRUSTEE Nicenholtz, Harry Susslowitz. HARRY Fox Indiana Broadcasters Association, Georgia Association of Inc. Broadcasters (Affiliated with NARTB.) c/o Helen B. Huber, (Affiliated with NAB.) c/o President, 1601 Exec. Sec., WIRE, 307 N. Pennsylvania, In- West Peachtree St., N. E., Atlanta 9, Ga. dianapolis. (Organized 1948.) (Organized 1935) PRESIDENT PRESIDENT CARL W. VANDAGRIFT (WOWO), Ft. Wayne FRANK GAITHER VICE PRESIDENT (AM) 1ST VICE PRESIDENT DEE O. COE, (WWCA) Gary RALPH EDWARDS VICE PRESIDENT (FM) 2ND VICE PRESIDENT ELMER G. SULZER (WFIU) Bloomington GEORGE PATTON VICE PRESIDENT (TV) SECRETARY -TREASURER NEAL V. WELCH (WSBT) So. Bend PAUL REID EXECUTIVE-SECY.

O HELEN B. HUBER SECRETARY-TREASURER Hawaiian Association of Radio and Roy L. Hicxox (WLRP) New Albany Television Broadcasters ASSISTANT SECRETARY E. BERRY SMITH (WFIE TV) Evansville (Organized 1952.) Kapiolani & South Sts., Hono- ASST. TREASURER lulu, Hawaii. RON Ross (WPTA TV) Ft. Wayne PRESIDENT DIRECTORS HARRY CHU Jos. M. Higgins (WTHI) Terre Haute; Wm. VICE-PRESIDENT C. Fowler, (WBAT) Marion; Eldon Campbell (WFBM) Indianapolis; Robert McConnell RICHARD LEE (WISH) Indianapolis; Jack Douglas (WCSI) SECRETARY -TREASURER Columbus; E. M. Jackson (WCNB) Conners- ANGELO ROSSI ville. 657 Institute for Education by Radio - BROADCASTING STUDIO EMPLOYES, Television LOCAL 782 (IATSE), NEW YORK Ohio State Univ., 154 North Oval, Columbus 10, (Chartered Jan. 5, 1945) Room 668, 30 Rocke- Ohio; AX 9-3148, Ex. 280. feller Plaza, New York 20, N. Y. DIRECTOR PRESIDENT I. KEITH TYLER HUGH GUNN SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT BETTE. WALLACH THOMAS P. LONGMORE SECRETARY -TREASURER STEPHEN P. DIEEHAUI Institute of Radio Engineers, The BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE Y.; LEhigh 5-5100. ALFRED W. DITOLLA, Gilbert 5-7332; (Home I East 79 St., New York 21, N. Phone-New Jersey) PRESIDENT ERNEST WEBER VICE-PRESIDENT FIRST AID EMPLOYEES, D. B. SINCLAIR TREASURER LOCAL 767 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES W. R. G. BAKER (Chartered Oct. 30, 1942) 731 No. Naomi St., SECRETARY Burbank, THornwall 6-4826. HARADEN PRATT Calif.; PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ALVIANI GEORGE W. BAILEY JOSEPH J. FINANCIAL SECRETARY TECHNICAL SECRETARY ALBERT E. HARRIS G. CUMMING LAURENCE SECRETARY EDITOR MAEITA F. IMEL JOHN D. RYDER BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE MANAGING EDITOR JOHN WARD E. K. GANNETT ASSOCIATE EDITOR HELENE FRISCHAUER INTERNATIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS OF THE MOTION PICTURE INDUSTRIES (Cameramen) IPMPI LOCAL 666, CHICAGO International Alliance of (Chartered Jan. I, 1929) Suite 1122, 327 S. La Theatrical Stage Employes & Salle, St., Chicago, Ill. WEbster 9-7440. Moving Picture Machine Operators PRESIDENT of the U. S. and Canada (AFI -CIO) BERTEL J. KLEERUP 1ST VICE PRESIDENT (Organized nationally, July 17, 1893; inter- DONALD M. NORLING nationally, Oct. I, 1902.) 1270 Sixth Ave., 2ND VICE PRESIDENT New York 20, N. Y.; Circle 5-4369. HARRY BIRCH 3RD VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT ANTHONY CAPUTO RICHARD F. WALSH RECORDING SECRETARY AND BUSINESS GENERAL SECRETARY -TREASURER REPRESENTATIVE HARLAND HOLMDEN ARTHUR W. BEEMAN ASSISTANT PRESIDENT FINANCIAL SECRETARY WALTER F. DIEHL LEROY HAFFEREAMP FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER JAMES J. BRENNAN, New York. VERNE W. BLAEELEY, SR. SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT SERGEANT -AT-ARMS CARL G. COOPER, Hollywood ROBERT E. HOLLAHAN, JR. 1ST TRUSTEE THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT GEORGE E. HARRY J. ABBOTT, Philadelphia Lussow 2ND TRUSTEE FOURTH VICE-PRESIDENT CHARLES GEIS ORIN M. JACOBSON, Tacoma, Wash. 3RD TRUSTEE FIFTH VICE-PRESIDENT EDWIN AHBE HUGH J. SEDGWICK, Hamilton, Ont. SIXTH VICE-PRESIDENT ALBERT S. JOHNSON, New Orleans. IPMPI SEVENTH VICE-PRESIDENT LOCAL 659 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES JOHN A. SNUFF, Akron EIGHTH VICE-PRESIDENT (Organized 1929) 7614 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood LEROY UPTON, St. Louis 46, Calif.; H011ywood 4-0125. NINTH VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT JERRY TOMASETTI, N. Y. EDWARD T. ESTABROOK INTERNATIONAL TRUSTEES VICE-PRESIDENT R. E. MORRIS, Mobile, Ala. BURNETT GUFFEY W. S. SCANLAN, Lynn, Mass. RECORDING SECRETARY G. W. BRAYPIELD, Denver. Colo. GIFFORD S. CHAMBERLAIN The Alliance is comprised of approximately 1,000 FINANCIAL SECRETARY -TREASURER local unions covering the United States, Canada, ERNEST BACHRACH Alaska, Hawaii and the Panama Canal Zone. Fol- lowing is a list of the New York. Chicago and BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE Hollywood locals: H ALLER 658 IPMPI MAKE-UP ARTISTS & HAIR STYLISTS, LOCAL 644 (IATSE) NEW YORK LOCAL 706 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD (Organized Nov. 15, 1926) 1697 Broadway, (Organized 1937) 2700 N. Cahuenga Blvd., New York 19, N. Y.; Circle 7-2091. Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011ywood 9-6351. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT FRED FORDHAM DON ROBERSON VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT THOMAS A. PRIES I LEY 1..AYNE BRITTON SECRETARY SECRETARY -TREASURER CHARLES AUSTIN STEVE DROAIM TREASURER BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE WM. STORZ, JR. I IEN RV E. VILARDO BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE JAY RESCHER MAKE-UP ARTISTS AND HAIR STYLISTS, INTERNATIONAL SOUND TECHNICIANS LOCAL 798 (IATSE), NEW YORK OF THE MOTION PICTURE, BROADCAST (Chartered Feb. 18, 1949) 156 W. 44th St., AND AMUSEMENT INDUSTRIES, Room 701, N. Y.; JUdson 6-5621. LOCAL 695 (IATSE-AFL), LOS ANGELES PRESIDENT SMITH Blvd., RICHARD (Organized Sept. 15, 1930) 7614 Sunset VICE-PRESIDENT Hollywood 46, Calif.; H011ywood 4-7221. STANLEY LAWRENCE PRESIDENT TREASURER ED ORNSTEN EDDIE SENZ FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE JAMES GAITHER JOHN HALL, SR, SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY JERRY ALEXANDER IAN FORM ST RECORDING SECRETARY GORDON DAY TREASURER LAMBERT DAY MAKE-UP ARTISTS AND HAIR STYLISTS, BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE LOCAL 849 (IATSE), CHICAGO THOMAS A. CARMAN (Chartered May I, 1953) Room 401-2, 327 S. La Salle St., Chicago 4, Ill. LABORATORY TECHNICIANS PRESIDENT LOCAL 780 (IATSE), CHICAGO SYD SIMONS VICE-PRESIDENT AND BUSINESS AGENT (Chartered Nov. 10, 1944) 327 S. La Salle St., THOMAS FRANK Room 524, Chicago, III.; WAbash 2-5299. SECRETARY PRESIDENT LILLIAN TOTH RUSSELL NORSTRO AI TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT AURIEL BARBAT A. W. BEEMAN FINANCIAL SECRETARY RALPH DAVIS RECORDING SECRETARY MOTION PICTURE ASSISTANT DIRECTORS & JONATHAN REYNOLDS SCRIPT CLERKS UNION, LOCAL 161 (IATSE), TREASURER NEW YORK FRANK KORMASH (Chartered Apr. 10, 1944) 1697 Broadway, Room 1201, New York 19, N. Y.; Circle 6-4652. PRESIDENT LABORATORY TECHNICIANS C. JAMES DIGANGI LOCAL 683 (IATSE-AFL-CIO), LOS ANGELES VICE-PRESIDENT (Organized Sept. 29, 1929) 6721 LARRY KOSTROFF Melrose Ave., SECRETARY Hollywood 38, Calif.; WEbster 5-1123. ELIZABETH SAVAGE SECRETARY -TREASURER TREASURER ERNEST H. ABELL JOEL GLICKMAN BUSINESS AGENT DONALD P. HAGGERTY

MOTION PICTURE COSTUMERS, LABORATORY TECHNICIANS LOCAL 705 (IATSE-AFL), HOLLYWOOD LOCAL 702 (IATSE-AFL), NEW YORK (Chartered Nov. I, 1937) 2700 N. Highland (Organized September, 1937) Room [III, 165 Ave., Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011ywood West 46th Street, New York 19, N. Y.; PLaza 9-8207. 7-5540. ['RESIDENT PRESIDENT AND BUSINESS FRANK ROBERTS REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE GEORGE WAUGH ELMER ELLSWORTH SECRETARY -TREASURER CORRESPONDING SECRETARY PAUL P. PRESS CARL R. WALKER 659 MOTION PICTURE FILM EDITORS, MOTION PICTURE SCREEN CARTOONISTS LOCAL 776 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES LOCAL 841 (IATSE), NEW YORK (Chartered Aug. 2, 1944) Secretary's Add.: 7715 (Chartered April 16, 1952) 15 W. 47th St., New Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; H011ywood York 36, N. Y. 2-2233. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT GORDON WHITTIER SHERMAN A. TODD VICE PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT WARDEL GAYNOR WILLIAM E. ANDERSON SECRETARY -TREASURER SECRETARY CLAIRE COHEN ROBERT F. JOSEPH BUSINESS AGENT TREASURER PEPE RUIZ WALTER FELDMAN BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE JOHN W. LEHNERS MOTION PICTURE SET PAINTERS LOCAL 729 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD MOTION PICTURE FILM EDITORS, (Chartered Aug. I, 1953) 7904 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; 4-3000. LOCAL 771 (IATSE), NEW YORK OLdfield PRESIDENT (Chartered Aug. 18, 1943) 33 W. 60th St., LENIUS S. JORGENSEN New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson 2-3728. VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT PAUL FISHER FRED AHRENS SECRETARY -TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT RALPH W. PECKHAM MICHAEL PRUSCH RECORDING SECRETARY SECRETARY ALEX SINEL JEAN STEINBERG TREASURER E. HARLAN WHITEHEAD MOTION PICTURE STUDIO BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE ART CRAFTSMEN JOHN OXTON LOCAL 790 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD SERGEANTS -AT -ARMS FRED EDWARDS (Chartered April 17, 1945) Suite 218, 7715 Sun- EDWARD WYANT, JR. set Blvd., L. A. 46, Calif.; H011ywood 7-4107. BOARD OF TRUSTEES James Molini, chairman; Frank Madden, Harold INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE Silver. ZEAL FAIRBANKS EXECUTIVE BOARD Fred Ahrens, chairman; Michael Prusch, Jean Steinberg, E. I-Iarlan Whitehead, James Molini, Frank Madden, Harold Silver, Julian Bergman, MOTION PICTURE STUDIO Harold Bernard, Fred Edwards, Edward Wy- CINETECHNICIANS, ant, Jr. LOCAL 789 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD (Chartered April 16, 1945) 1065 N. Fairfax Ave., Hollywood 46, Calif.; OL. 4-0450. MOTION PICTURE SCREEN CARTOONISTS PRESIDENT LOCAL 732 (IATSE), CHICAGO PERCIVAL F. MARSTON (Chartered Aug. I, 1953) 2438 N. Kimball Ave., VICE-PRESIDENT Chicago 47, III.; CApital 7-6454. JULES WEISBERG RECORDING SECRETARY PRESIDENT CLARENCE DUDGEON GORDON K. CARTER SECRETARY -TREASURER AND VICE-PRESIDENT BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE ROBERT FARD PAUL E. O'BRYANT SECRETARY -TREASURER WILLIAM BAILEY RECORDING SECRETARY CARL R. CARTER MOTION PICTURE STUDIO ELECTRICAL TECHNICIANS LOCAL 728 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD MOTION PICTURE STUDIO CARTOONISTS (Chartered May 19, 1939) 7904 Santa Monica LOCAL 839 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; OLdfield 4-3996. (Chartered Jan. 18, 1952) 3491 N. Cahuenga PRESIDENT CHARLES Blvd., Hollywood 28, California. FUTORAN VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT FRANK J. STEINER BEN WASHAM SECRETARY -TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT GUY II. COOPER ROBERT CARR BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE FINANCIAL SECRETARY AL FRANKLIN DANIEL L. MILLS RECORDING SECRETARY ELIZABETH R. MAC Goon LN BUSINESS AGENT MOTION PICTURE STUDIO GRIPS, 1..4w RENCE.1.. I.ILTY LOCAL 80 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD 660 (Organized May 19, 1939) 6928 Melrose Ave- (Chartered July II, 1955) 2700 N. Cahuenga nue, Los Angeles 38, California. WE. 11419 Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif. PRESIDENT PRESIDENT JOHN W. JACKSON DAN THOMAS VICE PRESIDENT 1ST VICE PRESIDENT VERNON A. WHITE MILT WATT BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE HOLBROOK 2ND VICE-PRESIDENT WILLIAM J. TOM JONES SECRETARY -TREASURER TREASURER RAY SCHULTZ ROY C. METZLER SECRETARY ANNE M. WOLF SERVICE MOTION PICTURE CRAFTS BUSINESS AGENT LOCAL 727 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD LLOYD RITCHIE (Organized May 15, 1939) 7904 Santa Monica PUBLICISTS Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; NO. 7627. (Unionizing -TV, Radio PRESIDENT of Motion Picture and BASIL A. CASABONA Advertising Agencies.) VICE-PRESIDENT LOCAL 872 (IATSE), New York LINDSEY E. THOMPSON, SR. (Organized 1958; 100 Central Park South, Suite SECRETARY -TREASURER FINANCIAL I I -C, New York, New York. JUdson 6-6385. ORVAL E. BROWN BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE AND PRESIDENT CORRESPONDING SECRETARY HARRY J. RICE ALBERT K. ERICKSON VICE-PRESIDENT ALVIN ADAMS VICE-PRESIDENT, CHICAGO AREA PROJECTIONISTS HARRY E. RICE 110 CHICAGO VICE PRESIDENT LOCAL (IATSE), DALE SORIANO (Chartered Feb. 4, 1915) 188 West Randolph BUSINESS AGENT Street, Chicago, III.; CEntral 6-4582. DAVID A. CASSIDY VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER FRANK GALLUZZO THOMAS KIRBY SECRETARY -TREASURER SARGEANT-AT-ARMS RALPH R. MOONEY STANLEY VAN SAXE TRUSTEES Morris Green, David Kane, John Cassidy, Harry Clark. PROJECTIONISTS AFFILIATIONS LOCAL 150 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES Congress of Industrial Organization, American (Chartered July 16, 1908) 1800 S. Vermont Federation of Labor. Ave., Los Angeles 6, Calif.; REpublic 3-I 191. PRESIDENT RADIO AND TELEVISION SOUND EFFECTS A. R. ADAMS LOCAL 844 (IATSE), NEW YORK VICE-PRESIDENT IIuGII C. SMITH (Chartered July 17, 1952), Apt. 5-A, The SECRETARY -TREASURER Claremont, Glenwood Gardens, Yonkers 2, C. Y. CRowE N. Y. BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE PRESIDENT ARTHUR C. MCLAUGHLIN TERRY Ross VICE-PRESIDENT ROBERT PRESCOTT PROJECTIONISTS RECORDING SECRETARY LOCAL 306 (IATSE), NEW YORK HYMAN WOLFSON TREASURER (Organized July, 1913) 362 W. 50th St., New ELLIOT GREY York 19, N. Y.; JUdson 6-5157 and 250 Ash- BUSINESS AGENT land Place, Brooklyn 17, N. Y.; ULster 2-2700. RICHARD SCOTT PRESIDENT DICK CANCELLARE SCENIC ARTISTS VICE-PRESIDENT Ar. RYNK LOCAL 816 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES SECRETARY (Chartered March 31, 1949) 7429 Sunset Blvd., ERNEST LANG Hollywood 46, Calif.; HO. 4-7371. FINANCIAL SECRETARY PRESIDENT IZZY SCIIWART7. JACK C. BEARDSLEY TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT ABE KESSLER CLARK PROVINS NEW YORK BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES SECRETARY -TREASURER S. D'INZILLS VIRGINIA JOHNSTON BROOKLYN BUSINESS REP. BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE HARRY GARFMAN CLAYTON THOMASON

PUBLICISTS SET DESIGNERS AND MODEL MAKERS LOCAL 818 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD LOCAL 847 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD

661 (Chartered Nov. 14, 1952) Suite 218, 7715 (Chartered Oct. 18, 1954), 8709 West Knoll Dr., Sunset Blvd., L. A. 46, Calif.; H011ywood L. A. 46, Calif. 7-4107. PRESIDENT CORRESPONDING SECRETARY AND WILLIAM COLE BUSINESS AGENT VICE-PRESIDENT ZEAL FAIRBANKS MARGARET DUFFY FINANCIAL SECRETARY STAGE EMPLOYES MARJORIE DUFFY LOCAL 4 (IATSE), BROOKLYN RECORDING SECRETARY LUCILE BRANNON (Chartered April 8, 1888) 23 Flatbush Ave., CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Brooklyn 17, N. Y. CARLOTTA DYER PRESIDENT TREASURER THOMAS TIERNEY PETER OPP VICE-PRESIDENT BUSINESS AGENT FRANK MORTIMER JOAN SOUTHERDEN SECRETARY JACK FINNERTY TREASURER STUDIO MECHANICS MORRIS MILLER LOCAL 476 (IATSE), CHICAGO BUSINESS REPRESNTATIVE (Chartered Feb. 2, 1931) Room JOHN J. COLEMAN, JR. 401-2; 327 S. La Salle, Chicago 4, III.; WAbash 2-0282. STAGE EMPLOYES PRESIDENT LOCAL 2 (IATSE), CHICAGO FRANK A. Hossi VICE-PRESIDENT (Chartered July 17, 1893) 32 W. Randolph St., FRED ABEL Chicago, III.; CEntral 6-6466. ACTING SECRETARY -TREASURER PRESIDENT EVERETT H. RYAN WILLIAM P. HUNT RECORDING SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT GERARD W. KUGEL LESLIE COBLEIGH BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE SECRETARY -TREASURER EVERETT H. RYAN FRED CONNE BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE EDWARD J. LEAHY STUDIO MECHANICS LOCAL 468 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD STAGE EMPLOYES (Chartered Aug. 22, 1945) 6636 Hollywood LOCAL 33 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES Blvd., Room 217-218, Hollywood 28, Calif.; (Chartered Mar. I, 1896) 2858 W. 8th St., Los H011ywood 5-3117. Angeles 5, Calif.; DUnkirk 2-2321. PRESIDENT FRANK PRESIDENT MINITELLO THOMAS V. HUGHES SECRETARY -TREASURER RALPH W. PECKHAM VICE-PRESIDENT FRANK MURPHY INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE GEORGE J. FLAHERTY SECRETARY -TREASURER E. F. LINDESMITH BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE STUDIO CARL G. COOPER MECHANICS LOCAL 52 (IATSE-AFL), NEW YORK STAGE EMPLOYES (Organized 1924) 204 W. 55th St., Room 602 LOCAL I (IATSE), NEW YORK Annex, New York 19, N. Y.; Circle 6-5957. (Chartered July 17, 1893) 254 W. 54th Street, PRESIDENT New York 19, N. Y.; COlumbus 5-2394-5-6-7- WILLIAM J. GERRITY 8-9. VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT LAWRENCE ANDERSON SOLLY PERNICK RECORDING SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT LOUIS PALLEY DAVID SUPPLE SECRETARY -TREASURER SECRETARY JAMES A. DELANEY JOHN C. MCDOWELL. Phone: COlumbus 5-2396. BUSINESS MANAGER ASST. SECRETARY VINCENT MATTHEWS JOSEPH MCCARTHY TREASURER STUDIO PROJECTIONISTS WILLIAM GOREY. Phone: COlumbus 5-2397. FINANCIAL SECRETARY LOCAL 165 (IATSE), HOLLYWOOD MURRAY FISHER (Chartered May 19, 1939) 1067 No. Fairfax, BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES Hollywood 46, Calif.; OLdfield 4-4340. GEO. MCCORMACK FRANK DEVERNA PRESIDENT GEORGE J. FLAHERTY TELEVISION BUSINESS MANAGERS LouIs YEAGER VICE-PRESIDENT WILLIAM SWIFT, JR. RICHARD B. FRISBIE SECRETARY -TREASURER DI+'GILT L. MOORE STORY ANALYSTS, LOCAL 854 (IATSE), BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE HOLLYWOOD LEo S. MOORE 662 The organization also has a radio and TV de- STUDIO PROPERTY CRAFTSMEN partmenti with which numerous ofees LOCAL 44 (IATSE-AFL), HOLLYWOOD industry, who are not members of any local union, are directly affiliated. (Organized May 15, 1939) 7429 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; H011ywood 9-I 152 and VErmont 8-7788. International Brotherhood of PRESIDENT Electrical Workers (AFL) FRANK O'CONNOR VICE-PRESIDENT (Organized November 28, 1891; Membership: JOHN W. OTTO 700,000) 1200 15th Street, Northwest, Wash- SECRETARY -TREASURER ington 5, D. C.; COlumbia 5-8040. EDWIN T. HILL INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE GORDON M. FREEMAN, 1200 15th St. N.W. R. C. "CAPPY" DUVAL Washington 5, D. C. INTERNATIONAL SECRETARY JOSEPH D. KEENAN, 1200 15th St. N.W. Wash- C. TELEVISION BROADCASTING STUDIO ington 5, D. RADIO, TV & RECORDING DIV. EMPLOYES ALBERT O. HARDY, director, 1200 15th St., N.W.. LOCAL 794 (IATSE), NEW YORK Washington 5, D. C. (Chartered June 7, 1945) P.O. Box 154, Lenncr Hill Station, N. Y. 21, N. Y. IBEW LOCAL 40 (FILM) PRESIDENT (Organized March 5, 1923; Membership: 560) LEO O'FARRELL 1225 North Highland Avenue, Hollywood 38, BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE Calif.; HO 7-5139. TANTILLO PHILIP BUSINESS MANAGER SECRETARY -TREASURER CHARLES L. THOMAS RAYMOND T. YOUNG Iowa Broadcasters Association ATTENDANTS THEATRICAL WARDROBE (Affiliated with NAB) c/o President. (Organ- LOCAL 769 (IATSE), CHICAGO ized 1951.) (Chartered Jan. 4, 1943) Secretary's Address: PRESIDENT 7615 Churchill, Morton Grove, Illinois; YO. GEORGE J. VOLGER, KWPC, Muscatine, Iowa. 5-4813. VICE-PRESIDENT Iowa PRESIDENT WILLIAM WHITE, KFJB, Marshaltown, HELEN KACKERT SECRETARY -TREASURER VICE-PRESIDENT GLEN STANLEY, KBOE, Oskaloosa, Iowa GERALDINE BRENNER RECORDING SECRETARY - FLORENCE TAZBIER Jewish Theatrical Guild BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE of America, Inc., The MARIE SORG by William Mor- FINANCIAL SECRETARY (Organized October 23, 1924 H gI,F:N B. GOODMAN ris. Membership: 843) 1564 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza 7-5237. PRESIDENT EDDIE CANTOR THEATRICAL WARDROBE ATTENDANTS EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT LOCAL 768 (IATSE), LOS ANGELES HARRY E. GOULD (Chartered Dec. 3, 1942) 1258 N. Beachwood FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Angeles, Calif.; H011ywood 3-9633. GEORGE JESSEL Dr., Los VICE-PRESIDENTS PRESIDENT Jack Benny, William Morris, Jr., Emil Freid- MARGARET Fox lander, Dr. Leo Michel, Milton Weintraub, Moe VICE-PRESIDENT Gale, Ted Lewis, Leo Jaffe, Louis A. Lotito, JANE COLLINS Jan Murray, Robert K. Shapiro, Robert M. RECORDING SECRETARY Werturan, Max E. Youngstein. MILDRED WEBER TREASURER SECRETARY -TREASURER AND ABE LASTFOGEL BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE ASSISTANT TREASURER II.DRED WEBER NAT LEFKOWITZ CHAIRMAN OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES WILLIAM D. WEINBERGER LEGAL COUNSEL THEATRICAL WARDROBE ATTENDANTS HENRY M. KATZ LOCAL 764 (IATSE), NEW YORK CHAPLAIN RABBI ABRAHAM BURNSTEIN 156 W. 44th Street, (Chartered Sept. 4, 1942) EXECUTIVE SECRETARY New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson 2-4910-I. LEONARD B. SANG PRESIDENT THOMAS KENNEDY VICE-PRESIDENT ALBERT PACKARD Kansas Association of Radio EXECUTIVE SECRETARY -TREASURER Broadcasters ROSE CAULLY (Affiliated with NAB) c/o KVGB, Great Bend, BUSINESS MANAGER EDWARD CARROLL Kansas. 663 PRESIDENT Michigan Association of GROVER COBB, KVGB, Great Bend. Broadcasters VICE-PRESIDENT H. ARDEN BOOTH, KLWN, Lawrence. (Affiliated with NAB) c/o James Quello, SECRETARY -TREASURER President, WJR, Fisher Bldg., Detroit 2, Michi- Tom BASHAw, KFH, Wichita. gan. TRinity 5-4440 (Organized 1948.) PRESIDENT JAMES H. QUELLO VICE-PRESIDENT Kentucky Broadcasters Association WILLARD SCHROEDER (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Secretary, Radio SECRETARY -TREASURER Station WIEL-Elizabethtown, Ky. (Organ- ELM ER A. KNOPF ized 1945.) -0 PRESIDENT AL TEMPLE, WKCT-Bowling Green, Ky. Mississippi Broadcasters FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Association FEANcxE Fox, WHLN-Harlan, Ky. (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Exec. Sec., Box 5, SECRETARY -TREASURER University, Miss. (Organized 1942.) DEE HUDDLESTON, WIEL-Elizabethtown, Ky. PRESIDENT O JOSEPH W. CARSON VICE-PRESIDENT Louisiana Association of HAROLD B. MCCARLEY Broadcasters EXECUTIVE SECRETARY DUNCAN WHITESIDE (Affiliated with NAB) 608 Fidelity Bank Bldg., Baton Rouge, La. DI. 4-1577 (Organized - 1945.) Missouri Broadcasters Association PRESIDENT CLARENCE FAULK (Affiliated with NAB) c/o KXEO, Mexico, Mo. VICE-PRESIDENT (Organized 1948.) PAUL GOLDMAN, (TV) TOM PEARS, (Radio) PRESIDENT IIERTY EXEC. SECRETARY EARL DOUG ROLFE MCCOLLISTER VICE-PRESIDENT BRUCE BARRINGTON SECRETARY -TREASURER E. A. (WALLY) RICHTER Maine Radio and TV Broadcasters Association o -- Affiliated with NAB) P. O. Box 307, Augusta, Montana Radio Stations, Inc. Me. (Organized 1947.) PRESIDENT (Affiliated with NAB) c/o President, KOOK, DONALD K. POWERS P. O. Box 1498, Billings, Mont. (Organized VICE-PRESIDENT 1949.) ELBY STEVENS PRESIDENT SECRETARY -TREASURER A. J. MosBY, KCVO, Missoula, Montana. NORMAN G. GALLANT VICE-PRESIDENT O JEFF KIICHLI, KGHL, Billings, Montana. SECRETARY -TREASURER Maryland -D. C. Broadcasters CHARLOTTE II. BRADER, KOJM, Havre, Montana. Association (Affiliated with NAB) c/o President, WMAL-TV Washington 8, D. C. (Organized 1951.) Music Publishers' Protective PRESIDENT Association, Inc. FRED S. HOUWINK 460 Park Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza VICE PRESIDENT 1-1930. R. C. EMERY BOARD CHAIRMAN SECRETARY -TREASURER WALTER G. DOUGLAS JASON PATE PRESIDENT LOUIS BERNSTEIN VICE-PRESIDENT Massachusetts Broadcasters JACK MILLS Association SECRETARY Aar II UR ISRAEL, JR. (Affiliated with NAB) 99 Revere Beach Parkway, TREASURER Medford 55, Massachusetts. (Organized 1954.) MAURICE ScoPP PRESIDENT o SHERWOOD J. TARLOW VICE-PRESIDENT Musicians Mutual Protective ROY V. WHISNAND Association (Local 47, AFM) TREASURER GEORGE H. JASPERT (Organized October 30, 1894; Membership: SECRETARY 15,000) 817 Vine Street, Hollywood 38, Calif.; HENRY SOLOMON H011ywood 2-2161. 664 INTERNATIONAL STUDIO Hollywood Council: Claude L. McCue, Chairman, 6331 Hollywood REPRESENTATIVE 5125. PHIL. FISCHER Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calif.. Hlllside Chicago Council: PRESIDENT H. Walter Thompson, Chairman, 341 Men- JOHN TRANCHITELLA omonee St., Chicago 14. III., MOhawk 4-3592. VICE-PRESIDENT -o- MAX HERMAN RECORDING SECRETARY National Association of Educational Lou MAURY Broadcasters FINANCIAL SECRETARY 14 Gregory Hall, Urbana, Ill.; EMpire 7.6611, LEROY COLLINS TRUSTEES ext. 3394. Benny Carter, Bob Elliott, Dale Brown. PRESIDENT DIRECTORS WILLIAM HARLEY Dow Garlock, Attilio De Palma, Morty Jacobs, 1ST VICE PRESIDENT Armando Rendon, Marl Young. JACK MCBRIDE TRIAL BOARD 2ND VICE PRESIDENT Don Linder, Chairman; Harvey O. Brooks Hugh ROBERT SCHERKKAN McNutt, Charles Gonzales, Bill Nadel, Don 3RD VICE PRESIDENT Wight. GRAYDON AusM us EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR National Academy of Television HARRY SKORN IA Arts and Sciences ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR HAROLD HILL 9126 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 46, California; SECRETARY CRestview 4-5209. (Advance the arts and sci- KEITH ENGAR ences of television.) (Organized 1957) --o PRESIDENT National Association of Performing HARRY S. ACKERMAN EXEC. VICE PRESIDENT Artists MIKE WALLACE 630 Fifth Ave., New York 20, N. Y.; Circle VICE PRESIDENTS 7-8194. GAIL PATRICK JACKSON, Los Angeles COUNSEL ROBERT B. COCHRANE, Baltimore RICE IRV KUPCINET, Chicago ALFRED DAVID BRINKLEY, Washington, D. C. ()- LEE SCHULMAN, Seattle, Wash. National Association of GENE BLANPIED, Arizona SECRETARY Broadcasters BETTY FURNESS 1771 N Street, N.W., Washington 6, D. C.; TREASURER DEcatur 2-9300. Louis F. EDELMAN PRESIDENT AND CHAIRMAN OF BOARD TRUSTEES HAROLD E. FELLOWS Harry S. Ackerman, Frank Atlass, Royal E. TO CHG. OF Blakeman, Gene Blanpied, David Brinkley, Pat ASSISTANT PRESIDENT-IN B. JOINT AFFAIRS Carroll, Robert Cochrane, Walter Cronkite, HOWARD H. BELL Sandy Cummings Frederick de Cordova, Louis F. Edelman, Syd Eiges, Betty Furness, Ben SECRETARY -TREASURER Grauer, Gail Patrick Jackson, Iry Kupcinet, EVERETT E. REVERCOMB Max Liebman, Hubbell Robinson, Jr., Loren L. CHIEF COUNSEL Ryder, Lee Schulman, Rod Serling, David Suss - DOUGLAS A. ANELLO kind, Paul Tripp, Mike Wallace, Paul Weston, Ned E. MANAGER OF ENGINEERING Williams, Bud Yorkin. A. PROSE WALKER MANAGER OF BROADCAST PENSONNEL & National Association for Better ECONOMICS Radio & Television CHARLES H. TOWER MANAGER OF GOVERNMENT RELATIONS 382 Victoria Ave., Los Angeles 5, Calif.; WE 4- VINCENT T. WASILEWSKI 7830. MANAGER OF RESEARCH PRESIDENT RICHARD ALLERTON MRS. CLARA S. LOGAN MANAGER OF STATION RELATIONS FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT WILLIAM CARLISLE Dº. Las DEFOREST VICE PRESIDENT FOR TELEVISION SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT THAD H. BROWN, JR. DR. FRANCIS W. NOEL ASSISTANT TO THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR RECORDING SECRETARY TV MRS. VICTOº ROBERTS DAN W. SHIELDS TREASURER VICE PRESIDENT FOR RADIO MISS GERTRUDE BLACKSTOCK JOHN F. MEAGHER ASSISTANT TO THE VICE PRESIDENT FOR National Association of Broadcast RADIO and WARD ASQUITH Unions Guilds (NABUG) MANAGER OF ORGANIZATIONAL SERVICES 37 W. 46th St., New York 36, N. Y.; JUdson FREDERICK H. GARRIGUS 2-5130. DIRECTOR OF TELEVISION CODE AFFAIRS NATIONAL CHAIRMAN EDWARD H. BRONSON OLIVER W. NICOLE DATE AND PLACE OF INCORPORATION COUNCILS November, 1927; State of Delaware New York Council: RADIO BOARD OF DIRECTORS Oliver W. Nicoll, Chairman, 37 West 46 St., District 1: Daniel W. Kops, WAVZ, New Haven, New York City 36; JUdson 2.5130. Connecticut. 665 Blvd., Bev- Goldman, WJTN, Jamestown, Los Angeles Chapter: 9350 Wilshire District 2: Simon erly Hills, California, BRadshaw 2-2566. New York BERNARD F. KAMINS. Booth, WCHA, Chambers - Western Coordinator: District 3: John S. San Francisco Chapter: 625 Chenery Street, San burg, Pa. 5-7575. District 4: Jack S. Younts, WEEB, Southern Francisco 12, California, JUniper Pines, North Carolina Coordinator: HAL LIGHT. District 5: Frank Gaither, WSB, Atlanta, Ga. District 6: F. C. Sowell, WLAC, Nashville, Tenn. District 7: Hugh O. Potter, WOMI, Owensboro, Ky. National Exhibitors Theatre District 8: J. M. Higgins, WTHI, Terre Haute, Television Committee Indiana District 9: Mig Figi, WAUX, Waukesha, Wis- 1585 Broadway, New York 36, N. Y.; Circle consin 5-4800. District 10: Ben B. Sanders, KICD, Spencer, Iowa District 11: Odin S. Ramsland, KDAL, Duluth PRESIDENT Minnesota S. H. FABIAN District 12: Robert L. Pratt, KGGF, Coffeyville, COUNSEL Kansas Conn & MARKS District 13: A. Boyd Kelley, KTRN, Wichita SECRETARY -TREASURER Falls, Texas PHILIP F. HARLIN° District 14: George C. Hatch, KALL, Salt Lake City, Utah District 15: Joe D. Carroll, KMYC, Marysville, -0-- Calif. District 16: Robert J. McAndrews, KBIG, Hol- National Television Film Council lywood, Calif. 206 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y., CO 5-0756. District 17: Thomas C. Bostic, KIMA, Yakima, Washington. HONORARY PRESIDENT DIRECTORS -AT -LARGE MELVIN L. GOLD Large Stations: Harold Hough, WBAP, Fort PRESIDENT Worh, Texas; John H. DeWitt, Jr., WSM, ROBERT GROSS Nashville, Tenn. EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT Medium Stations: Rex Howell, KREX, Grand WILLIAM J. REDDICE Junction, Colorado; Frederick A. Knorr, WK- MH, Dearborn, Michigan. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Small Stations: F. Ernest Lackey, WHOP, Hop- BERNICE HABER kinsville, Kentucky; J. R. Livesay, WLBH, TREASURER Mattoon, Illinois. Lou FELDMAN FM Stations: Richard H. Mason, WPTF-FM, GENERAL SECRETARY Raleigh, North Carolina; Merrill Lindsay, SALLY PERLE WSOY-FM Decatur, Illinois. Network: E. J. DeGray, ABN, New York, N. Y.; CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD Arthur Hull Hayes, CBS -Radio, New York, MARSHALL G. ROTHEN N. Y.; Charles W. Godwin, MBS, New York, N. Y.; P. A. Sugg, NBC -Radio, New York, -o- N. Y. Inc. TELEVISION BOARD National Variety Artists, Chairman: G. Richard Shafto, WIS-TV, Colum- (Organized 1916 Membership: Approximately bia, South Carolina. 650) 232 West 48th Street, New York 36, Vice Chairman: Payson Hall, Meredith Publish- ing Co., Radio and Television Division, Des N. Y.; COlumbus 5-0956. Moines, Iowa; Joseph E. Baudino, Westing- PRESIDENT house Broadcasting Co., Inc., Washington, LOUIS HANDIN D. C.; John E. Fetzer, WKZO-TV, Kalama- 1ST PRESIDENT zoo, ichigan; C. Howard Lane, KOIN-TV, VICE Portland, Oregon; Dwight W. Martin, WAFB- JOE WOODS TV, Baton Rouge, Louisiana; James D. Russell, 2ND VICE PRESIDENT KKTV, Colorado Springs, Colorado; Clair R. FRANK O'CONNELL McCollough, WGAL-TV, Lancaster, Pennsyl- SECRETARY -TREASURER vania; C. Wrede Petersmeyer Corinthian EDNA OSBORNE Broadcasting Corp., New York, N. Y.; W. D. BOARD OF DIRECTORS "Dub" Rogers, KlbUB-TV, Lubbock, Texas; Lillian McNeill, Jack Rosenfeld, Lillian Sollisch, Willard E. Walbridge, KTRK-TV, Houston, Lillian Weed, Lou Wills, Bessie Clifford, Sam Texas. Fishbein, Harry Freeman, Leo Mayer Network: Alfred Beckman ABC-TV, New York, N. Y.; William B. Lodge, CBS -TV, New -0- York, N. Y.; David C. Adams, NBC-TV, New York, N. Y. Nebraska Broadcasters Association (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Secretary, KFOR, 814 Stuart Bldg., Lincoln, Nebraska. National Audience Board, Inc. PRESIDENT: JACK GILBERT, KHOL-TV, Holdrege, Nebraska 152 East End Ave., New York 28, N. Y.; TRafal- SECRETARY -TREASURER gar 9-6070 (Founded 1954.) RICHARD W. CHAPIN, Stuart Station, 814 Stuart PRESIDENT Bldg., Lincoln, Nebraska PETER GOELET EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT -o -- BERNARD F. KAMINS TREASURER Nevada State Broadcasters DAVID J. COLTON Association SECRETARY (Affiliated with NARTB.) c/o KOLO, P. O. Box HARRIET WILLIAMS NICOL Chicago Chapter: 1441 West Chase Ave., Chicago 821, Reno, Nev. (Organized 1949.) 26; ROgers Park 4-4330 PRESIDENT Coordinator: MRS. JOSEPH HECTOR H. G. WELLS 666 VICE-PRESIDENT North Dakota Broadcasters Tom IVORY Association SECRETARY -TREASURER BOB STODDARD (Affiliated with NAB) c/o President, KOVC & Valley Network, Valley City, N. D. -O-- PRESIDENT ROBERT E. INGSTAD New Hampshire Association of VICE-PRESIDENT Broadcasters, Inc. JOHN W. BOLER SECRETARY -TREASURER (Affiliated with NAB) c/o President, WKXL, LES MAUP IN 100 N. Main St., Concord, N. H. (Organized 1954.) PRESIDENT Ohio Association of Broadcasters FRANK B. ESTES VICE-PRESIDENT (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Secretary, 33 North BERNIE MACK High St., Columbus 15, O. CApitol 8-5895 PRESIDENT -0 -- THOMAS A. ROGERS New VICE-PRESIDENTS Jersey Broadcasters GORDON DAVIS (Radio) Association ROBERT MACK (Television) (Affiliated with NAB) e/o President, WKDN, SECRETARY -TREASURER CARLTON DARGUSCP, Ja. Camden, N. J. (Organized 1947.) S. PRESIDENT JOHN STRUCKELL Oklahoma Broadcasters Association VICE-PRESIDENT 1800 W. Main St., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, KEN CROY SECRETARY -TREASURER FOrest 5-8352. ROBERT B. MACDOUGALL PRESIDENT TOM JOHNSON o- VICE PRESIDENT RAY VAN HOOSER New Mexico Broadcasters SECRETARY -TREASURER Association BILL MORGAN (Affiliated with NAB) c/o President, KNOB, P. O. Box 1596, Hobbs, N. M. (Organized Oregon Association of Broadcasters 1952.) (Organized 1940) PRESIDENT W. WAYNE HAWKINS c/o Robert R. Monaghan, General Manager, P.O. VICE-PRESIDENT Box 5025, Eugene, Oregon. Telephone: Dia- WAYNE PHELPS mond 2-1411, Ext. 537. (210 Allen Hall, TREASURER University of Oregon.) BERT ARNOLD PRESIDENT RAY JOHNSON -o -- VICE-PRESIDENT New GORDON CAPPS York State Association of SECRETARY -TREASURER Radio and Television Broadcasters FRANK COFFIN (Affiliated with NAB) c/o President, WHCU, -o- Savings Bank Bldg., Ithaca, N. Y. (Organized 1955.) Pennsylvania Association of PRESIDENT Broadcasters WILLIAM DORSR NAB) P. O. Box 606, Harrisburg, VICE-PRESIDENTS (Affiliated with H. STILLWELL BROWN Pa. (Founded 1922). GORDON GRAY PRESIDENT TREASURER CECIL WOODLAND, WEJL, Scranton GEosox DUNHAM FIRST VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY MILTON BERGSTEIN, WMAJ, State College ELLIOTT STEWART SECOND VICE PRESIDENT THOMAS METZGER, WMRF, Lewistown -o- SECRETARY ROBERT WILLIAMS, WHLM, BIOOnishurg North Carolina Association of TREASURER Broadcasters, Inc. J. ROBERT GULICK, WGAL, Lancaster (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Secretary, WW- EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Miss KAYE WITHER, P. O. Box 606, Harrisburg, NC, 14 O'Henry Ave., Asheville, N. C. (Or- Pa. CEdar 6-5607 ganized 1932.) PRESIDENT JACK P. HANKINS VICE-PRESIDENTS Puerto Rican Association of ROBERT HILKER (Radio) Broadcasters T. H. PATTERSON (TV) SECRETARY -TREASURER (Affiliated with NAB) Box 6245, Santurce, CECIL HOSKINS Puerto Rico. (Organized 1947.) 667 PRESIDENT VENTURA LAMAS, JR. PRESIDENT GABE PRESSMAN, NBC VICE-PRESIDENT NASAL BARRETO FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY HERB SCHWARTZ, CBS CHARLIE CORDERO SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER JULIAN ANTHONY, ABC JULIO MORALES SERGEANT -AT -ARMS EXECUTIVE SECRETARY GEORGE JORDAN, NBC ROBERTO BOCANEGRA SECRETARY CHARLES CAMPBELL ASST. SECRETARY Radio and Television Directors LEWIS CASE Guild (A. F. of L) TREASURER RICHARD MILBAUER 114 E. 52nd St., New York 22, N. Y.; PLaza 9-0949. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY MARIE A. DURSO INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT KIRK ALEXANDER --0- FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT STUART PHELPS Radio and Television Women of SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT Southern California CLIFFORD BRAUN 1680 N. Vine St., Hollywood 28, Calif.; H011y- THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT HAROLD DAVIS wood 2-6723. SECRETARY PRESIDENT Tom DONOVAN DOROTHY WINTER TREASURER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN DILLON CLAIRE HUGHES NATIONAL EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT NEWMAN H. BURNETT BETTY HARTLANE CORRESPONDING SECRETARY MARY HIcxox RECORDING SECRETARY Radio Advertising Bureau, Inc. MILANO KAY TREASURER 460 Park Ave., New York 22, N. Y.; MUrray Hill MITZI MEE 8-4020. p- PRESIDENT KEVIN B. SWEENEY Rhode Island Broadcasters CHAIRMAN OF BOARD Association ALLEN M. WOODALL (Affiliated with NAB) c/o WADK, Newport, VICE-PRESIDENT IN CHG. OF MEMBER R. I. Viking 6-1540. (Organized 1953.) SERVICE WARREN J. Booxom PRESIDENT MILTON E. MITLER VICE PRESIDENT IN CHG. OF PROMOTION MILES DAVID VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY EDWARD BOGHOSIAN FRANK P. FOGARTY SECRETARY -TREASURER TREASURER ZEL LEVIN RICHARD D. BUCKLEY -0 -- Screen Actors Guild (AAAA-AFL) Radio and Television Executives (Organized July, 1933; Membership: 14,500) Society, Inc. 7750 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; H011ywood 9-7311. Branches-New York, 551 The Biltmore, New York 17, N. Y. MUrray Hill Fifth Avenue, New York 17, Harold M. Hoff- 9-3480. man; Chicago, 102 East Hubbard Street, PRESIDENT Raymond Jones; Boston, II Beacon Street, FRANK E. PELLEGRIN Robert M. Segal; Detroit, 1256 Penobscot FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Bldg., Boaz Siegel; San Francisco, 760 Market SAM J. SLATE Street, Bruce Poyer. VICE-PRESIDENTS TED BERGMANN PRESIDENT OMAR F. ELDER, JR. GEORGE CHANDLER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY HOWARD KEEL MARY MCKENNA SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT TREASURER DANA ANDREWS JAY SMOLIN THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ROSEMARY DECAMP CLAUDE BARRERE RECORDING SECRETARY ROBERT KEITH TREASURER Radio-Newsreel-Television Working LEON AMES Press Association EXECUTIVE SECRETARY JOHN L. DALES 527 Lexington Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza COUNSEL 1-2720. WILLIAM BERGER 668 BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVES: PRESIDENT AGENCY GEORGE SIDNEY CHESTER MIDGEN FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT LABOR ROUBEN MAMOULIAN PAT SOMERSET SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT PUBLIC RELATIONS GEORGE STEVENS BUCK HARRIS SECRETARY TELEVISION JOHN STURGES KENNETH THOMSON TREASURER COUNSEL LESLEY SELANDER WILLIAM BERGER EXECUTIVE SECRETARY JOSEPH C. YOUNOERMAN COUNSEL Screen Directors International MRS. M. W. WILLEBRANDT BOARD OF DIRECTORS Guild William Berke, Jack Berne, David Butler, Delmar 250 W. 57th St., New York 19, N. Y.; JUdson Daves, D. B. DeMille, Emmett Emerson, Tay 2-5470. Midwest Branch: 928 Sheridan Road, Garnett, Willis Goldbeck, Henry King, Tony Robert Edmonds. Leader, Leo McCarey, Dick Moder, H. C. Evanston, III., Potter, John Rich, Mark Robson, Geoorge PRESIDENT Stevens, King Vidor, George Waggner, Fred WILLARD VAN DYKE Zinnemann. FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT JACK GLENN SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT DON HERSHEY ASSISTANT DIRECTORS' COUNCIL SECRETARY PRESIDENT BERT LAWRENCE EMMETT EMERSON TREASURER FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT JOSEPH LERNER DICE MODER EXECUTIVE SECRETARY SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT GEORGE L. GEORGE RIDGEWAY CALLOW BUSINESS REPRESENTATIVE SECRETARY RAYMOND J. RAND JACK BERNE GENERAL COUNSEL TREASURER ERWIN FELDMAN MARK SAUDRICH, JR. EXECUTIVE BOARD COUNCIL BOARD Robert Edmonds, Paul V. Falkenberg, Ben Gra- Eugene Anderson, Jr., Rex Bailey, William Beau - dus Leo Hurwitz, Robert Kingsley, Howard dine, Jr., Claude Binyon, Jr., John Burch, Cy T. ÌvIagwood, Sidney Meyers, Leo Seltzer, Rob- Brooskin, Milton Carter, Ben Chapman, Fran- ert K. Sharpe, Shepard Traube, Nicholas Web- cisco Day, Carter De Haven, Jr., Ray Gosnell, ster. Austen Jewell, Frank Lesee, Arthur Lueker, ALTERNATES Gilbert Mandelik, Harry Sherman. Herman J. Engel, Don Livingston, Mel London, Kenneth C. Marthey, Fred Pressburger. AREA REPRESENTATIVES, UNITED SCREEN DIRECTORS, INC. STATES California: Lawrence F. Doheny, 121 S. Detroit PRESIDENT Street, Los Angeles 36. WILLIE GOLDBECK Florida: Jerry L. Baker, RCA Service Co., Cape FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Embry, Inc., Canaveral; Jack Buckholtz, Tally GEORGE SIDNEY - 458 Pan American Bank Bldg., Miami; Charles W. Broun, Jr., 208 Florida Theatre Bldg., Sara- SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT' sota. DAVID BUTLER - Indiana: Dick Galbreath, 2905 Fairfield Ave., SECRETARY Fort Wayne. DELMER DAVES - Maryland: Bill Roy, 2148 Coralthom Road, Balti- TREASURER more 20. LESLEY SELANDER Texas: Marshall R. (Marty) Young, Jr., Motion Pictures, Inc., Exchange Bank Bldg., Dallas 35. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Washington, D. C.: Nicholas C. Read, Potomac David Butler C. B. DeMille, John Ford, Tay Films, Inc., 1536 Connecticut Ave., N.W., Garnett, Demon Keaye, Rouben Mamoullian, 6. George Marshall, Leo McCarey, George Stevens, Washington King Vidor Frank McDonald, A. S. Roge11, INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVES Mervyn LeRoy, H. C. Potter, Wingate Smith.. Canada: John Howe, National Film Board, Box 6100, Montreal 3; Robert Anderson, 551 Fraser Ave., Ottawa 3; Don Haldane, Westminster Films Ltd., 457 Church St., Toronto 5; David SCREEN DIRECTORS' GUILD BENEVOLENT Road, Vancouver 8. Bennett, 5525 Toronto & FOUNDATION France: Don Cash, 7, rue Montalembert, Paris 6. EDUCATIONAL Israel: Morten Parker, United Nations, Citrus CHAIRMAN House Tel Aviv. DAVID BUTLER Venezuela: William J. Jugo, Ayacucho Cinema- 1l No. 22, Caracas. FIRST VICE-CHAIRMAN tografica, Sur WILLIS GOLDBECK SECOND VICE-CHAIRMAN EMMETT EMERSON Screen Directors' Guild SECRETARY of America, Inc. GEORGE ARCHAINBAUD Members, 259 First TREASURER (Membership: 553 Director LESLEY SELANDER Assistants) 7950 Sun- Assistants, 142 Second TRUSTEES set Blvd., Los Angeles 46, Calif.; H011ywood Frank Baur, William Berke, Frank Borzage, 2-6651. Francisco Day, Delmer Daves, Philippe Deiacy, 669 John Ford, Tay Garnett, Stuart Heisler, Jo- EDITORIAL VICE-PRESIDENT seph Kane, Arnold Laven, Rouben Mamoulian, GLENN E. MATTHEWS Anthony Mann, George Marshall, III, George FINANCIAL VICE-PRESIDENT Marshall, Leo McCarey, Frank McDonald, G. CARLTON HUNT Ted Post, H. C. Potter, Nicholas Ray, John Rich, Mark Sandrich, Jr., William Seiter, CONVENTION VICE-PRESIDENT George Sidney, Wingate Smith, George Stevens, REID H. RAY John Sturges, Norman Taurog, George Wagg- SECTIONS VICE-PRESIDENT ner, Don Weis, William Wellman, William ETHAN M. STIFLE Wyler, Fred Zinnemann. SECRETARY WILTON R. HOLM TREASURER Sesacr Inc. REID H. RAY EXECUTIVE Offering a musical repertory of SECRETARY (I. copyrighted CHARLES S. STODTEE 316 publishers' catalogs, over 150,000 com- STAFF ENGINEER positions including several thousand dra- J. HOWARD SCHUMACHER matico-musical works. TEST FILM CONSULTANT 2. SESAC RECORDINGS, a program service MARIE WISTREICH of over 5,000 copyrighted musical selections, -o-- now being produced on 12" long-playing discs packaged in attractive albums; includ- South Carolina Broadcasters ing: jingles, special series programs-quar- Association ter-hour open-end script shows; a catalog of (Affiliated with NAB) Secretary's Address- 8500 bridges, moods and themes for tele- Drawer 30-Sumter, S. C. Organized in 1947. vision shows; an alphabetical and classified PRESIDENT catalog; specially edited continuity and H. MOODY MCELVEEN, JR., WNOK-TV, WNOK many other program aids. Radio, Columbia, S. C. 3. "REPERTORY RECORDINGS," a 45 RPM ex- VICE-PRESIDENT tended play service distributed free to the ED L. B. OSBORNE, WBCU, Union, S. C. broadcasting industry.) SECRETARY -TREASURER T. DouG YOUNGBLOOD, WFIG, Sumter The Coliseum Tower, IO Columbus Circle, New York 19; JUdson 6-3450. PRESIDENT PAUL HEINECKE South Dakota Broadcasters TREASURER Association R. C. HEINECKE (Affiliated with NAB) University of South ASST. TO PRESIDENT Dakota, Vermillion, South Dakota. (Organized EVARARD S. PRAGER 1947.) DIRECTOR OF PUBLICITY & PROMOTION ALICE HEINECKE PRESIDENT DON SULLIVAN VICE-PRESIDENT Society of Motion Picture BILL JOHNSON SECRETARY -TREASURER Art Directors E. JIM SLACK (Organized May 6, 1937; Membership: 240) 8732 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif.; --0-- OLeander 5-8223. Southern California Broadcasters PRESIDENT Association SERGE KRIZMAN VICE-PRESIDENT 6047 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood 28, Calit.; GEORGE VAN MARTER H011ywood 9-7254. SECRETARY MANAGING DIRECTOR MALCOLM C. BERT ROBERT M. LIGHT TREASURER ASSISTANT LAWRENCE KLEIN ELEANOR E. HENSHAW ADMINISTRATOR CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD LEO E. KUTER HOWARD GRAY, KGIL, San Fernando EXECUTIVE SECRETARY VICE-CHAIRMAN NORMAN LOWENSTEIN TTERBERT COMSTOCK, KAVL, Lancaster TREASURER NORMAN Bocce, KHJ, Los Angeles Society of Motion Picture and SECRETARY Television Engineers CLIFF GILL, KEZY, Anaheim (Organized 1916; Membership: 5,200) 55 West -Q -- 42nd St., New York 36, N. Y.; LOngacre Sports Broadcasters 5-0172. Association PRESIDENT Box 223, Radio City Station, 322 West 52nd St., NORWOOD L. SIMMONS New York 19, N. Y. (Organized 1941.) PAST PRESIDENT PRESIDENT BARTON KREUZER GUY LEBOW EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN W. SERVIES MEL ALLEN ENGINEERING VICE-PRESIDENT SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT AXEL G. JENSEN CHART FS MORFV 670 SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR FRANK LITSKY JACK M. GOETZ TREASURER SECRETARY-TREASURER AND DIRECTOR JOE GALLAGHER NICHOLAS MUSKET DIRECTORS Edward W. Ballentine, Robert G. Hufford, Wil- liam F. Kelley, Warren Strang. station Representatives Association, Inc. -o- 366 Madison Ave., New York 17, N. Y.; YUkon Tennessee Association of 6-9390. Broadcasters PRESIDENT (Affiliated with NARTB.) Exec. Sec., 14 Ayres H. PRESTON PETERS Hall, Univ. of Tenn. VICE-PRESIDENT (Organized 1948.) JOHN P. BLAIR PRESIDENT TREASURER F. C. SowELL EUGENE KATZ VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY FRANK S. PROCTOR RICHARD O'CONNELL SECRETARY -TREASURER DIRECTORS CHARLES BREWER FRANK M. HEADLEY JOSEPH J. WEED I EWIS H. AVERY ADAM YOUNG MANAGING DIRECTOR Texas Association of Broadcasters LAWRENCE WEBB (Affiliated with NAB) P. O. Box 8038 University Station, Lustin, Texas; GReenwood 6-306 . PRESIDENT AL JOHNSON, KENS AM -TV, San Antonio, Television Bureau of Advertising Texas 444 Madison Avenue, New York, N. Y., MUrray VICE PRESIDENT Hill 8-0215 (Organized 1954). 400 North JoE M. LEONARD, JR., KGAF, Gainesville, Texas Michigan Ave, Chicago, Ill., SUperior 7-1212. SECRETARY -TREASURER GEORGE TARTER, KCBD-TV, Lubbock, Texas 369 Pine Street, San Francisco, Calif., YUkon BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2-6332. Marshall Formby, KPAN, Hereford, Texas; M. PRESIDENT E. Danbom, KTBB, Tyler, Texas; Jim Hair - NORMAN E. CASH grove, KFRD, Rosenberg, Texas- Charles Jor- CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD dan, KFDA, Amarillo, Texas; Gene Hendryx, ROGER W. CLIPP KVLF, Alpine, Texas; Leo Hackney, KGVL, SECRETARY Greenville, Texas OTTO BRANDT TREASURER -o --- S. PAYSON HALL Theatre Inc. ASSISTANT SECRETARY AND TREASURER Authority, CATHERINE A. POWERS (Organized May 21, 1934) 545 Fifth Avenue, VICE PRESIDENT, GENERAL MANAGER New York 17, N. Y.; MUrray Hill 2-4315 GEORGE G. HUNTINGTON PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT, NATIONAL SALES PAUL DULLZELL, Associated Actors and Artists JOHN SHEEHAN of America. VICE PRESIDENT, RETAIL SALES FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT EOWARD P. ABRAHAMS HAROLD M. HOFFMAN, Screen Actors Guild. VICE PRESIDENT, RESEARCH SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT LEON ARONS DONALD CONAWAY, A.F.T.R.A. DIRECTOR, STATION RELATIONS THIRD VICE-PRESIDENT WILLIAM MACRAE ANGUS DUNCAN, Actors Equity Ass. DIRECTOR¿¿ SALES DEVELOPMENT FOURTH VICE-PRESIDENT MURRAY IiROSS MARGIE COATE, American Guild of Variety Artists. DIRECTOR, PUBLIC RELATIONS TREASURER ROBERT M. GREBE HYMAN FAINE, A.S.M.A. DIRECTOR, PRODUCTION RECORDING SECRETARY COURTENAY JAMISON ELIZABETH MORGAN, A.F.T.R.A. DIRECTOR, LIBRARY BOARD OF DIRECTORS POLLY LYBECK PAUL DULLZELL DIRECTOR, WEST COAST ANGUS DUNCAN, A. Equity. WALTER MCNIFF HAROLD M. HOFFMAN, Screen Actors Guild. MARGIE COATE. American Guild of Variety Artists. DIRECTOR, CENTRAL DIVISION JAMES F. REILLY. League of New York Theatres. STANFORD MEIGS LEONARD SANG, Jewish Theatrical Guild. DONALD CONAWAY, A.F.T.R.A. HYMAN FAINE, A.G.M.A. WARREN MUNSELL, Actors' Fund of America. Film Association, Inc. HELEN MORRISON, Episcopal Actors Guild. Television FRED KELLY, Catholic Actors Guild. (Organized 1958, Incorporated 1959.) Addressed DAVID HOWARD, Authors League Fund. c/o John P. Ballinger, 1627 West 20th St., THOMAS MOSELEY, Negro Actors Guild. ELIZABETH MORGAN, A.F.T.R.A. Los Angeles 7, California. PAUL JONES, A. Equity. PRESIDENT AND DIRECTOR BRIGHT, A.G.M.A. JOHN P. BALLINGER JJACKIEIM CAMPBELL, Screen Actors Guild.

671 United Nations-Radio and Visual West Virginia Broadcasters Assn. Services Division of Public Infor- mation (Affiliated with NAB) c/o Secretary, WHIS-TV, Department Bluefield, W. Va. (Organized 1946.) United Nations, New York 17, N. Y.; PLaza PRESIDENT 4-1234. C. LESLIE GOLLIDAY, WEPM, Martinsburg, HEAD OF PUBLIC INFORMATION W. Va. ALFRED G. KATZIN VICE-PRESIDENT DIRECTOR, RADIO AND VISUAL SERVICES JOHN SHOTT, WHIS-TV, Bluefield, W. Va. DIVISION SECRETARY -TREASURER W. GIBSON PARKER A. W. VICKERS, WOAY, Oak Hill, W. Va. CHIEF, FILM SERVICES EXECUTIVE SECRETARY THOROLD DICKINSON MARY SONIS, 3312 Noyes Ave., Charleston, CHIEF, TELEVISION SERVICES W. Va. WILLIAM HENSON CHIEF, OPERATIONS Wisconsin Broadcasters Assn. MICHAEL HAYWARD Affiliated INFORMATION CENTERS with NAB) 900 Gay Bldg., Madison, Accra, Athens, Bangkok, Belgrade, Bogota, Buenos Wis. (Organized 1928.) Aires, Cairo, Copenhagen, Djakarta, Geneva, the PRESIDENT Hague, Karachi, London, Manila, Mexico HUGH K. BOICE, JR. City, Monrovia, Moscow, New Delhi, Paris, EXECUTIVE SECRETARY COUNSEL Prague, Rio de Janeiro, Rome, Saniago, Sydney, EDWIN CONRAD Teheran, Tokyo, Washington, D. C. TREASURER -0 -- MIO FIGI Utah Broadcasters Association Writers (Affiliated with NAB) 1393 North Main Street, Guild of America Logan, Utah, SKyline NATIONAL CHAIRMAN 2-5141. (Organized EDMUND HARTMANN 1954.) PRESIDENT REED BULLEN WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA, VICE-PRESIDENT EAST, INC. KENNETH HANAY 22 W. 48th St., New York 36, N. Y.; PLaza SECRETARY -TREASURER 7-3317. ARCH WEBB PRESIDENT DAVID DAVIDSON O FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT Vermont Association of Radio and ERNEST KIN OY Television Broadcasters SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT (Affiliated with NAB) ALVIN BORETZ c/o WSYB, Rutland, SECRETARY Vt. (Organized 1954.) GENE WYCKOFF PRESIDENT TREASURER GORDON J. KEY\NORTH ROBERT ALLISON VICE-PRESIDENT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FRANK BALCH EVELYN F. BURKEY SECRETARY PHIL WEISS TREASURER WRITERS GUILD OF AMERICA, WEST, CRAIG S. PARKER INC. 8955 Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles 48, Calif., -o-- CRestview 4-8601. Virginia Association of PRESIDENT Broadcasters CURTIS KENYON FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT (Affiliated with NAB) c/o President, WPIK, KEN ENGLUND Alexandria, Va. SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT PRESIDENT KAY LEONARD CARL LINDBERG, WPIK, Alexandria. SECRETARY VICE-PRESIDENT JOEL KANE MICKEY HENSON, WREL, Lexington. TREASURER SECRETARY -TREASURER JAMES WEBB THOMAS CHISMAN, WVEC-TV, Hampton. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR -0 -- MICHAEL FRANKLIN Washington State Association o of Broadcasters Wyoming Association of Radio and Television Broadcasters (Affiliated with NAB) Legislative Bldg., Olym- (Affiliated with pia, Wash.; Fleetwood 7-7433. (Organized NAB) c/o Secretary, KSPR, Casper, Wyo. (Organized 1935. ) 1955.) PRESIDENT PRESIDENT JOSEPH ERNST, JAMES W. WALLACE KWOR VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT W. W. WARREN KERMIT KATH, KGOS SECRETARY -TREASURER SECRETARY -TREASURER ALLRN MILLER DON TANNEHILL, KWYO Sheridan 672 The Industry in Canada INDUSTRY DEVELOPMENTS STATIONS AD AGENCIES

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THE Canadian television industry is hold- shall not be less than 55 per cent of the total ing its breath. The second station licenses program content during any four -week period. have been granted and everyone is waiting TV stations in operation at the time of the to see what will happen-can the second announcement have until April 1, 1961, to stations show a profit. build up the proportion of Canadian content Until the past year, the government -owned to 45 per cent, and a further year in which Canadian Broadcasting Corp. owned and op- to increase the Canadian content to 55 per erated the TV stations in the key cities of the cent. New stations coming into operation be- country. Then with a change in the Federal fore April 1, 1962, will be expected to plan Government, a new policy was introduced. a progressive increase in Canadian content in The administration of broadcasting was taken order to reach 55 per cent by that date. over from the Canadian Broadcasting Corp. English -language programs produced in Com- and transferred to the Board of Broadcast monwealth countries and French -language Governors. The CBS was left to govern itself programs produced in French language will under the watchful and sometimes -interfering count as 50 per cent Canadian. Federal Cabinet. The BBG said that the regulation would Then came the scramble for licenses. Some- facilitate production of TV films in Canada times the BBG ruling was expected. On other and will assist Canadian broadcasting stations occasions it wasn't. Whatever its ruling, the to meet the requirements of programs e,f results were contentious in conversation, in Canadian content and character. Color in Parliament and in the columns of the news- Canada is still some distance off. The BBG papers. said it was not issuing licenses to broadcast Licenses for second stations were granted in color. It recommended however, that it in Halifax, Toronto, Winnipeg, Edmonton, would be well for applicants for second TV Calgary, Vancouver and Ottawa, with two licenses to make provisions for facilities for licenses-a French and an English license- the transmission of broadcasts in color. granted in Montreal. Production of TV film series in Canada has Out of the country interests also showed up been fairly active in past years. But in the in the license applications. These included last year, it sank to a new low ebb. Interest NTA Telefilm of USA through its interest is high, physical facilities in this country are NTA Telefilm (Canada) Ltd., Granada available, but financing is lacking. Prominent TV network of the United Kingdom, and among the film series made during the past Associated TV, with its interest in Canastel year were RCMP and Hudsons' Bay. The Ltd. Control of the stations however, re- former was made with domestic financing, mained with Canadians. Under the regula- while the latter came in with American money. tions, a broadcasting station must be 75 per The latter hasn't been seen on Canadian cent owned in Canada. screens yet. The new stations have formed a body to The CBC has been a big brother to Cana- be known as the Independent Television Or- dian film production in this country. Its ganization. It is expected to form a private $3,500,000 spent on film production, was dis- network in competition with the Canadian tributed among 30 film producers. This was Broadcasting Corp. in contrast with the National Film Board, Ground rules have been set up by the BBG like the CBC a Government agency, which for the new network. The stations have been spent $3,483,551 in film production. But the told they must submit applications for ap- bulk of its money stayed with the board. proval to the BBG to operate a TV network. The CBC meets it program requirement by The BBG has pointed out that the Broad- external and internal production ; by purchase casting Act enables the BBG to require the from producers and distributors of television stations to operate as part of a network of the rights to syndicated materials and feature Canadian Broadcasting Corp. and the Board films, and by encouraging production through will continue to recommend licenses subject financial participation and through reserving to this condition where necessary to the na- air time for suitable properties. tional service. The national service being the Some indication of the size of CBC opera- obligations by the stations to see that all of tions may be gained from the knowledge that the country's population is fairly served. for the past fiscal year, its total operating Even before the BBG granted licenses for expenses-for both TV and radio-was $90,- the second stations, the BBG laid down certain 864,218. The bulk of this money came from regulations to increase the use of Canadian the taxpayers of the country, through a parlia- content. It ordered that the Canadian content mentary grant, while commercial income pro - 674 VICE PRESIDENT, ENGINEERING & vided 42 per cent of its funds. This percentage OPERATIONS is expected to drop with the presence of second P. GILMORE TV stations. V CE PRESIDENT CORPORATE AFFAIRS be found by R. C. FRASER New advertising income will VICE PRESIDENT PROGRAMMING the TV stations in liquor advertising. Regula- E. S. HALLMAN tions on this type of advertising were recently GENERAL MANAGER, NETWORK much of the BROADCASTING (ENGLISH) changed, with the result that H. G. WALKER money previously placed the U.S. sta- GENERAL MANAGER REGIONAL tions will now be placed in this country. BROADCASTING C. JENNINGS Of consequence to the TV industry was GENERAL MANAGER, NETWORK the initiation in February of this year of BROADCASTING (FRENCH) Telemeter in Etobicoke, a suburb of metro- M. OUIMET of DIRECTOR OF INTERNATIONAL politan Toronto. Through a subsidiary C. DELAFIELD Famous Players, a company controlled 51 DIRECTOR, PUBLIC RELATIONS per cent by Paramount Pictures of the United W. A. MACDONALD DIRECTOR OF AUDIENCE RESEARCH States, Telemeter was given its first real test. N. M. MORRISON The test is continuing. The immediate ob- DIRECTOR NORTHERN & ARMED FORCES jective is to reach about 6,000 homes before SERVICES A. G. COWAN letting the system follow its own course for DIRECTOR, OTTAWA AREA OPERATIONS a period of six months, so that a reaction may P. A. H. MEGGS be obtained. The novelty of the test attracted many families who spent far above their nor- mal entertainment budget, a survey showed. TORONTO (Network Broadcasting, English. Mailing address Films shown on the system are second run P.O. Box 500, Terminal 'A') for the city of Toronto. Also shown have DIRECTOR OF ENGLISH NETWORKS AND been hockey games not on free TV, and foot- THE TORONTO AREA ball games blacked out from free TV. A. K. MORROW SPECIAL ASSISTANT (PUBLIC RELATIONS) The first system has been designed to cover W. G. DULMAGE an area of approximately 13,000 homes. It is DIRECTOR OF PROGRAMMING estimated it can be expanded to cover an area J. D. Nixow DIRECTOR OF INFORMATION SERVICES of 40,000 homes without additional expendi- D. MACDONALD ture. -Harry Allen, Jr. PROGRAM DIRECTOR, TELEVISION MICHAEL SADLIER Board of Broadcast Governors PROGRAM DIRECTOR, RADIO The Broadcasting Act (1936) was superseded in BRUCE RAYMOND 1958 by a new Act which created Board of Broadcast SUPERVISOR OF FILM PROGRAMMING Governcrs whose duties included the recommending E. S. COATSWORTH of grants of licenses for radio and television stations, SALES DIRECTOR and the regulation of broadcasting. T R. MALLOY The Board has a chairman, vice-chairman and one SUPERVISOR OF CHILDREN'S PROGRAMS full-time member, all appointed for a seven --ear term. B. ATTRIDGE The other 12 members, part-time, serve for five years. ENGINEER Chairman, Dr. Andrew Stewart; Vice -Chairman, G. H. JONES vacant; Permanent member, Carlyle Allison; Part- CHIEF NEWS EDITOR time members, Joseph F. Brown, Vancouver; Dr. W. H. Hoco Mable G. Connell, Prince Albert, Sask.; Guy Hu - P. MCDONALD don, Quebec City; Yvan Sabourin, Montreal; DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Mrs. R. G. Gilbride, Montreal; Colin B. MacRaz, GEOFFREY WADDINGTON Fredericton; Roy D. Duchemin, Sydney, N. S.; J. SUPERVISOR OF DRAMA David Stewart, Charlottetown, PEI; Rev. Eml n EssE W. LJUNGH Davies, Toronto; Dr. Eugene Fersey, Ottawa; Ed- SUPERVISOR OF FARM & FISHERIES A. Dunlop, Toronto. BROADCASTS R. G. KNOWLEs SUPERVISOR OF INTERNATIONAL EX- wardCanadian Broadcasting BROAD- CHANGE & INSTITUTIONAL Corporation CASTS Victoria Bldg., 140 Wellington Street, Ottawa, W. J. DUNLOP SUPERVISOR OF OUTSIDE BROADCASTS Ontario, CEntral 6-7331. Mail address: P.O. A. E. POWLEY Box 806, Ottawa 4, Ontario. SUPERVISOR OF SCHOOL BROADCASTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS F. S. RAINSBERRY J. A. Ouimet, president; Capt. W. E. S. Briggs, SUPERVISOR OF TALKS AND PUBLIC vice president; Mrs. G. A. Carter, Mrs. C. AFFAIRS Armstrong, Dr. W. L. Morton, Mrs. K. Aitken, F .W. PEERS C. Leeson, R. Dupuis, R. L. Dunsmore, R. ASSIST. (WOMEN) Whidden Ganong, Dr. C. B. Lumsden, L. B. MISS HELEN JAMES MacDonald, secretary to the Board. SUPERVISOR OF VARIETY R. W. McGALL SCRIPT SUPERVISOR EXECUTIVE-OTTAWA HUGH KEMP PRESIDENT J A. OUIMET VICE PRESIDENT ENGINEERING DIVISION-OTTAWA W. E. S. BRIGGS DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING CAPT. W. G. RICHARDSON VICE PRESIDENT & ASSISTANT TO THE PRESIDENT COL. R. P. LANDRY MONTREAL VICE PRESIDENT, ADMINISTRATION & FINANCE CHIEF ENGINEER M. CARTER J. E. HAYES 675 COMMERCIAL DIVISION genl. mgr.; Lloyd Crittenden, sales mgr.; Vic 31 Wellesley Street East, Toronto. Reed, chief. eng.; Bob Ranson, prog. dir.; Cndn. COMMERCIAL MANAGER reps., All Canada Television; U. S. reps., Weed W. E. POWELL Television Inc. ASSISTANT COMMERCIAL MANAGER Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 34,800. W. R. JOHNSTON SUPERVISOR OF TV SALES J. R. MALLOY Lloydminster CHSA-TV (Channel 2) NEWFOUNDLAND REGION CHSA-TV Limited; Arthur F. Shortell, pres. Zr T. A. Building, St. John's Nfld.; 7181 gen. mgr. Peter J. Edwards, marketing mgr. DIRECTOR Operation: July, 1960. W. F. GALGAY PROG. DIR. Medicine Hat R. G. O'BRIEN CHAT -TV (Channel 6) CBC Monarch Broadcasting Co. Ltd., 520 First Street, MARITIME REGION Medicine Hat; J. Harlan Yuill, Robert J. United Services Building, 100 Sackville St., pres.; Halifax 2-8311 Buss, genl. mgr.; Hugh Pender, Chief Op.; S. F. DIRECTOR Gaffney, chief eng.; Cndn. reps. Stovin Byles S. Ltd.; U. S. reps. eed Television. R. KENNEDY Operation: Sept. 1957. QUEBEC REGION Red Deer Radio -Canada Building, 1425 Dorchester Street West, Montreal; UNiversity 6-2571 CHCA-TV DIRECTOR CHCA Television Ltd., Red Deer; G. A. G. LAMARCHE Bartley, pres. & genl. mgr.; Cam G. Harju, ops. mgr. & DIR. TV comm. mgr.; John Jonkman, Cndn. YVES VIEN chief eng.; reps., Trans -Ocean Radio & TV Reps. PRAIRIE REGION 541 Portage Avenue, Winnipeg; SPruce 4-2541 DIRECTOR BRITISH COLUMBIA J. R. FINLAY Dawson Creek BRITISH COLUMBIA REGION CJDC-TV (Channel 5) 701 Hornby Street, Vancouver; TAtlow 0246 Radio Station CJDC Ltd. 901 -102nd Ave. Dawson DIRECTOR L. KENNETH P. CAPLE Creek; H. Michaud, president; Mike iaVerne, DIR. TV mgr. H. M. PALMER Kamloops TELEVISION STATIONS CFCR-TV (Channel 4) (CBC Kine) Twin Cities Television Ltd., 4th Avenue and St. ALBERTA Paul Street, Kamloops; 1021. Ian G. Clark pres. & gen. mgr.; Walter Harwood, sales mgr.; Gordon Rye, prod. super.; Jean C. Ross, prog. mgr.; Mrs. Calgary Margaret Heron, women's dir.; Ray Wanless, CHCTTV (Channel 2) CBC prom. dir.; J. Fred Weber, dir. engineer; Cdn. reps., All -Canada TV; U. S. reps., Weed Tele- Calgary Television Ltd., 955 Rideau Road. Calgary; vision. 3-3491. Frederick Shaw, pres.; A. M. Cairns, Operation: 1957; TV sets in area: 1,000 mgr.; Bob Watson, sales mgr.; Ron Chase, prog. dir.; Dick Carson, op. mgr.; Lee Crawley, dir. eng.; Cndn reps., All Canada Television; Kelowna U. S. reps. Weed Television, Inc. CHBC-TV (Channel 2) (CBC Kine) (Satellites Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 89,500. at Penticton, Vernon, Oliver, and Princeton) CFCN-TV (Channel 4) Okanagan Valley Television Co. Ltd., 342 Leon Avenue, Kelowna; 4535. J. H. Browne, pres.; Roy CFCH Television Ltd. Commence operations mid- G. Chapman, gen. mgr. 1961. Operation: 1957; estimated TV homes, 21,000. Edmonton Prince George CFRN-TV (Channel 3) CBC CKPG-TV (Channel 3) Sunwapta Broadcasting Co. Ltd., Jasper Highway, Owned and operated by CKPG Television Ltd. Edmonton; 892-572. G. R. A. Rice, pres. & gen. Operations: mid -1961. mgr.; Sid Lancaster, mgr.; Bruce Alloway, sales mgr.; Ted Wadson, chief eng.; George Kidd, prog. Vancouver mgr.; Cndn. reps., Television Representatives Ltd.; U. S. reps., Canadian Station Represent- CBOT (Channel 21 CBC (Satellites, Courtney, atives Ltd. Operation: 1954. Nelson and Trail) Canadian Broadcasting Corp., 701 Hornby Street, CBXT (Channel 5) Vancouver; TAtlow 0246. Hugh Palmer, director of television; R. L. Whiteside, technical director; Owned and operated by the Canadian Broadcasting J. D. Patterson, film dir.; M. L. Munro, prog. Corp. dir.; R. L. Elson, news dir. Operation: Spring, 1961. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 266,000. Lethbridge CHAN -TV (Channel 8) CJLH-TV (Channel 7) CBC Vantel Broadcasting Co., Ltd. studio, Burnaby, Vancouver. Arthur Jones, pres.; Ray Peters, gen. Lethbridge Television Limited, Lethbridge; FA. mgr.; Ken Bray, prog. dir. 7-1521. Hugh Buchanan, pres.; Norman Botterill, Operation: Nov. 1960. 676 Victoria Grand Falls CHEK-TV (Channel 6) CJCN-TV (Channel 4) CHEK-TV Ltd., 1450 Douglas Street, Victoria; Newfoundland Broadcasting Co., Executive as under David M. Armstrong, pres.; Ted Bissland, ops. CJON-TV. mgr.; Douglas Keough, comm. mgr.; Bob Hallock, Operation: 1960. prod. super. Jim Bogyo, news. dir.; Cndn. reps., Television Representatives Ltd.; U. S. reps., John's Forjoe Inc. St. CJON-TV (Channel 6) (with satellite CJOX-TV, MANITOBA Argentia) Newfoundland Broadcasting Company Ltd., Prince of Wales Street, St. John's; 7105. Geoff. Stirling, Brandon pres.; Don Jamieson, geni. mgr. Jack Baird, CKX-TV (Channel 5) CBC sales mgr.; Oscar Hierlihey, chief engr.; Colin Jamieson, reps., Stovin-Byles Ltd., 2940 Victoria prog. dir.; Candn Western Manitoba Broadcasters Ltd.; U. S. reps., eed Television Inc. Avenue, Brandon; 5393. John B. Craig, pres. & TV sets in aera: 19,241. man. dir.; Archie Olson, sales mgr.; Douglas A. Operation: 1955; Lee, prog. mgr.; Jim Struthers, news; Allan Gomez, chief eng.; Cndn. reps., All -Canada Tele- vision; U. S. reps., Weed Television Inc. NOVA SCOTIA Operation: 1955, TV sets in area: 34,200. Halifax Winnipeg CBHT (Channel 4) CBC (Satellites, Liverpool, CBWT (Channel 4) CBC (Satellite, Kenora) Shelburne, Yarmouth) Canadian Broadcasting Corp., 541 Portage Avenue, Canadian Broadcasting Corp., 70 Bell Road, Hali- Winnipeg , SP. 4-2541. W. G. Carpentier, dir. of fax; 2-8311. G. F. Brickenden, dir. TV C. F. TV. B. D. MacPherson, prog. dir.; H. C. Hey- MacCaul, prog. dir.; J. Simonsen, teat. dir.; wood,tech, director; A. W. Dentry, news dir.; reps., Canadian Broadcasting Corp. film dir., Miss G. M. Brown; reps. Canadian Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 67,000. Broadcasting Corp. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 99,000. CJCH-TV CBWFT Canastel Broadcasting Co. Ltd. is partner. (French network Channel 6) Owned and operated Operation: mid-1961. by CBC. Sydney CJAY-TV (Channel 7) CJCB-TV (Channel 4) (Satellite, Inverness) Channel Seven Television Limited, 432 Main St., Cape Breton Broadcasters Ltd., Mira Road, Sydney; Winnipeg. Jack M. Davidson, gen. mgr.; Jerry M. Nathanson, sis. mgr.; Stewart MacPherson, prog. 3431. Nate Nathanson, pres.; J. Johnson, genl. mgr.; Tom Reynolds, natnl. dales mgr.; R. J. dir.; A. G. Cobb, tech. dir. Norton, chief engr.; Douglas Clarke, sales mgr.; John Sone, prog. mgr.; Candn reps., All -Canada NEW BRUNSWICK Television; U. S. reps., Weed Television Inc. Operation: 1954. Moncton CKCW-TV (Channel 2) ONTARIO Moncton Broadcasting Co. Ltd., Halifax Street, Moncton. Fred A. Lynda, pres. & genl. mgr.: Barrie Hubert Button, prog. dir.; Keith Chase, mgr.; Bruce Masters, sales mgr.; Keith MacConnell, CKVR-TV (Channel 3) chief engr.; Candn reps., Stovin Byles Ltd.; Ralph Snelgrove Television Ltd., Box 519, Barrie; U. S. reps, anadian Station Representatives Ltd. PA. 6-6466. Ralph T. Snelgrove, pres. & genl. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 67,300. mgr.; Charles M. Tierney, sales mgr. & prog. mgr.; Chas. Tierney, comm. mgr.; Bill Harring- chief eng.; Cndn. CBAFT (Channel I I ) ton, news dir.; J. Mattenley, reps., Paul Mulvihill & Co., ntnl., John Hunt, (French language) Canadian Broadcasting Corp., Vancouver; U. S. reps., Canadian Stations Rep- 232 St. George Street, Moncton. S. R. Kennedy, resentatives Ltd. dir, maritimes; Paul Carriere, station mgr.; A. L. Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 94,300. Redden, sls. rep. Operation: 1959. Cornwall Saint John CJSS-TV (Channel 8) CHSJ-TV (Channel 4) Cornwall Broadcasting Ltd., Box 969, Cornwall, New Brunswick Broadcasting Co. Ltd., 14 Church Ont. E. W. Miller, pres. & gen. mgr. William Street, Saint John, N. B.; 3-3304. T. F. Drummie, Ellison, prog. mgr. , James Mitchell, chief eng.; pres.; George Cromwell, genl. mgr.; Jack G. Robert McGuigan, sls. mgr. Canadian reps., Trans - Bishop, chief engr.; William Stewart prog. dir.; Ocean Radio TV reps.; U. S. reps., Weed Tele- Candn reps., All -Canada Television; U. S. reps., vision Inc. Weed Television Inc. Operation: 1959. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 80.000. Elk Lake NEWFOUNDLAND CFCL-TV-2 (Channel 3) Satellite for CFCL-TV, Timmins. Cornerbrook Hamilton CBYT (Channel 5) (Channel I I ) Canadian Broadcasting Corp., 13 Cobb Lane, Cor- CHCH-TV nerbrook. W. F. Galgay, dir. Newfoundland; C. V. Niagara Television Ltd., 163 Jackson Street West, Hierlihy, station mgr.; G. D. Halley, comm. rep. Hamilton; Jackson 2-1101. Kenneth D. Soble, Operation: 1959. pres.; Sid J. Bibby, gent. mgr.; Ray Peters, 677 comm. mgr.; Bill Jeynes, chief eng.; Dave Rogers, rette, genl. mgr.; Roch Demers, chief eng.; Jean news dir.; Candn. reps., All-Canada Television; DeVilliers, prog. dir.; rep., Paul Mulvihill. U. S. reps., Young Canadian Ltd. Operation: 1956. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 498,900. Toronto Kapuskasing CBLT (Channel 6) CBC CFCL-TV (Channel 3) Canadian Broadcasting Corp., 354 Jarvis Street Satellite for CFCL-TV, Timmins. Toronto; WAlnut 3-5481. Michael Hind -Smith, mgr.; R. Horton, tech. dir.; reps., Canadian Broadcasting Corp. Kingston Operation: 1952: TV sets in area: 624,000. CKWS-TV (Channel 11) Frontenac Broadcasting Company Ltd., 170 Queen CFTO-TV (Channel 9) Street, Kingston; 2-4977. Senator W. R. Davis, Baton, Aldred, Rogers Broadcasting Ltd., 29 Melin- pres.; Jack Davidson, geni. mgr.; Roy W. Hof- da St., Toronto 1; EM. 3-6201. Studio: McCowan stetter, ops. mgr.; Harry M. Edgar, comm. mgr.; Rd., Scarborough, Ont. John Bassett, chairman; Bert Cobb, chief eng.; Candn. reps., All -Canada Joel Aldred, pres.; Charles Baldour, gen. mgr.; Television; IT. S. reps., Weed Television, Inc. Rai Purdy, program dir.; Al Bruner, sales mgr.; Operation: 1955. Ron Poulton, news dir. Ottawa Windsor CBOT (Channel 4) CBC CKLW-TV (Channel 9) CBC Canadian Broadcasting Corp., Scott Street, Ottawa; Western Ontario Broadcasting Co. Ltd., 825 River- PA. 8-1771. Peter Meggs, mgr.; reps., Canadian side Drive West, Windsor; CLearwater 4-1155. J. Broadcasting Corp. E. Campeau, pres. & genl. mgr.; S. Cam Ritchie, Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 166,000. ops. mgr.; Giles McMahon, sales mgr.; Stewart CBOFT (Channel Clark, dir. engr.; Nora Rubinski, prog. mgr.; 9) CBC-French Candn. reps., All -Canada Television; U. S. reps., Charles P. Wright, mgr.; reps. Canadian Broad- Canadian Representatives Ltd. casting Corp. 108,518. Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 166,000 Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: Pembroke Wingham CHOV-operation mid -19t CKNX-TV (Channel 8) CBC Radio Station CKNX Ltd., Wingham; 158. W. T. Cruickshank, pres.; G. W. Cruickshank, geni. Peterborough mgr.; Ross Hamilton, sales mgr.; S. C. Reid, CHEX-TV (Channel 12) chief engr.; Don Hildebrand, prog. mgr.; Candn reps., All -Canada Television; U. S. reps., Young Kawartha Broadcasting Company Ltd., Box 657, Canadian Ltd. Peterborough; RI. 2-0451. Senator R. S. Davis, Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 89,000. pres.; Don Lawrie, mgr.; D. T. Manning, sales mgr.; A. E. Crump, chief engr.; Gordon Shale, grog. dir:; Candn. reps., All -Canada Television; Kitchener U. S. reps., Weed Television Inc. CKCO-TV (Channel 13) Operation: 1955; TV sets in area, 35,000. Central Ontario Television Limited, 864 King Street West, Kitchener; SH. 3-4335. Carl A. Pollock, Port Arthur pres.; Eugene E. Fitzgibbons, exec. dir.; William D. McGregor, gen. mgr.; William Whiting, prog. CFCJ-TV (Channel 2) mgr.; Alexander Day, chief engr.; Candn reps., Thunder Bay Electronics Ltd., 87 North Hill Street, Joseph Hardy & Co. Ltd., ntnl, & U. S. reps., Port Arthur; 4-2404. H. F. Dougall, pres.; Ralph Weed Television Inc. H. Parker, genl. mgr.; Candn reps., All -Canada Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 311,213. Television; U. S. reps., Weed Television Inc. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 22,400. London Sault Ste. Marie CFPL-TV (Channel IO) London Free Press Printing Co. Ltd., Commis- CJIC-TV (Channel 2) sioner's Road, London; 4-2115. Walter J. Black- Hyland Broadcasting Radio-TV Ltd., East Street, burn, pres. & man. dir. Murray T. Brown and Sault Ste. Marie; AL. 6-7494. Mrs. J. S. Hyland, Robert A. Reinhart, gen. mgrs.; Glen Robitaille, pres.; R. H. Ramsay, gen. mgr.; D. R. Irwin, chief engr.; W. Cliff Wingrove, asst. genl. mgr.; chief engr.; E. W. Plouffe, sales mgr. Ron Candn reps., All -Canada Television; U. S. reps., Dodge, prog. mgr.; Candn. reps., All -Canada Weed Television, Inc. Television; U. S. reps., Weed Television Inc. Operation: 1953; TV sets in area: 124,850. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area, 14,500. North Bay Sudbury CKGN-TV (Channel 10) CKSO-TV (Channel 5) Tel -Ad Company Limited, Box 630, North Bay; CKSO Radio Ltd., Sudbury; George M. Miller, Studio: Callander; 346-7. G. A. Alger, pres.; pres.; Wilf Woodhill, gent. mgr.; Jim Boyd, Ced Price, mang. dir.; Fred Noon, sales mgr.; ops. mgr.; Ralph Connor, comm. mgr.; Wally David Mee, chief engr.; Bill Hart, program dir.; Robert, chief eng.; Candn. reps., All -Canada Tele- Candn reps., Paul Mulvihill & Co., Toronto & vision; U. S. reps., Weed TV. Montreal, John N. Hunt & Assoc., Vancouver; Operation: 1954. Satellite: CKSO-TV, Elliott Lake U. S. reps., Canadian Station Representative Ltd. (Channel 3). Operation: 1955; TV sets in area: 14,500. Timmins PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND CFCL-TV (Channel 6) CBC (Satellites: Kapus- kasing, Elk Lake) Charlottetown J. Conrad Lavigne Enterprises Ltd., P.O. Box 620, CFCY-TV (Channel 13) Timmins. J. Conrad Lavigne, pres.; Rene Bar- Island Radio Broadcasting Company Ltd., 85 Kent 678 Street, Charlottetown; 7347. Mrs. Keith S. St. Jean Bosco, Ste. Foy, P.O.; MU. 3-4985. Rogers, pres.; Robert F. Large, mgr.; Paul Wil- Gaston Pratte, pres.; Jean Pouliot, genl. mgr.; liams, comm. mgr.; Loman McAuley, prod. dir.; Arthur Fitzgibbons, mgr.; Andrew McLellan, John Jay, chief engr.; Candn reps., All-Canada prog. mgr.; Marcel Chabot dir. engr.; Candn. elevision; U. S. reps., Weed Television. reps., Jos. A. Hardy; U. S. reps., Weed Tele- Operation: 1956; TV sets in area: 6,000. vision. Operation: 1957; TV sets in area: 96,000. QUEBEC Rimouski CJBR-TV (Channel 3) CBC (Satellites: CJES-TV Carleton -New Carlisle Estcourt, and CFCV-TV Clermont) (Channel 5) La Radio du Bas St. Laurent, Inc., 6 St. John La Television de la Baie des Chaleurs Inc. Dr. Street, Rimouski, P.O.; 2217. Jacques Bril- Charles H. Houde, man. dir.; Pierre Stain, com. liant, pres.; Andre Lecomte, gent. mgr.; L. P. mgr.; Arthur Houde, program co-ord. Cliche, sales mgr. Real Therrien, chief engr.; Francois Raymond, prog. dir.; Candn,, reps., Stovins-Byles Ltd. U. S. reps., Weed, Inc. Jonquiere Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 30,000. CKRS-TV (Channel 12) CBC French Rouyn-Noranda Radio Saguenay Ltee., Sir Wilfred Laurier Street, Jonquiere, P.Q. Henri Lepage, pres.; Paul J. CKRN-TV (Channel 4) Andette, mgr.; Gerard Lemieux dir. eng.; Odette Arseneault, prog. mgr.; Candn. reps., Joseph Northern Radio Nord Inc., Rouyn, P.Q. D. A. & mang. G. Chartran&a comm. Hardy & Co. Ltd., John N. Hunt, Vancouver; Gourd, pres. dir.; U. S. reps., Young Canadian Ltd. mgr.; Jean G. Langevin, chief engr.; Candn. 1955; sets in 32,000. reps., Trans -Ocean; U. S. reps., Weed Television. Operation: TV area: Operation: 1957. Matane Sherbrooke CKBL-TV (Channel 9) CBS French CHLT-TV (Channel 7) La Compagnie de Radiodiffusion de Matane Ltee., La Tribune Ltee., 221 Dufferin Street, Sherbrooke, & mgr.; Matane, P.Q.; Rene Lapointe, pres. genl. P.Q.; 9-2525. Paul Desruisseaux, pros.; A. Yvon Fortier, ops. mgr.; Octave Lapointe, comm. Gauthier, mang. dir.; J. L. Gauthier comm. mgr.; Cndn. reps., Jos. A. Hardy & Co.; U. S. mgr.; Pierre Bruneau, prog. dir.; Cana. reps., reps., Adam J. Young. Joseph Hardy & Company Ltd.; U. S. reps., Operation: 1958. Adam J. Young, Jr. Montreal Trois Rivieres CBFT (Channel 2) CBC French CKTM-TV (Channel 13) Canadian Broadcasting Corp., 1425 Dorchester Television St. Maurice Inc., Box 277, Trois Rivieres. Street, Montreal; UN 6-2571. G. Lamarche, dir. Henri Audet, pres.; Claude Blain, prod. mgr.; TV.; reps., Canadian Broadcasting Corp. Yves Hamel, chief engineer. Sets in area: 71,600. Operation: 1952; TV sets in area: 640,000. CBMT (Channel 6) CBC SASKATCHEWAN Canadian Broadcasting Corp'1425 Dorchester Street, Montreal; UN 6-2571. G. Lamarche, dir. TV.; Charles Frenette, tech. dir.; Don McGill, Moose Jaw prog. dir.; reps., Canadian Broadcasting Corp. 1954; TV sets in area: 640,000. CHAB-TV (Channel 4) Operation: Radio Station CHAB Ltd., Studio: 127 Main St., N., Moose Jaw, OX. 2-64664. Jack Moffat, pres. CFCF-TV (Channel 12) English & gen. mgr.; Joe Lawlor, sls. mgr.; Terry Mc - Canadian Marconi Co., 7200 Hutchinson St., Mon- Burney, prog. dir.; Jack Johnson, bus. mgr. treal 15, CR. 3-3681. Stuart Finlayson, pres.; Operation: 1959. R. E. Misener, gen. mgr.; Vin Dittmer, bus. mgr.; Robert Johnston, sales mgr.; S. B. Hayward, Prince Albert prog. mgr. Rep., All -Canada Radio & TV; U. S. rep.; Weed Television. CKBI-TV (Channel 5) Operation: 1961. Central Broadcasting Co. Ltd., CKBI Bldg., Prince Albert, Sask. E. A. Rawlinson, mng. dir.; Jerry CFTM-TV (Channel 10) French Johnson, sales mgr.; Jack Cenon, prom. mgr. Tele Metropole Corporation, 1405 Maisonneave, Cndn. reps. All -Canada TV. U. S. Weed Televi- Montreal. T. A. De Seve, pres.; Paul L'Anglais, sion. 1st. v. p.; Andre Ouimet, 2nd v. p.; Roland Gi- guere, station mgr. Operation: 1961. Swift Current CJFB-TV (Channel 5) Quebec City Swift Current Telecasting Co. Ltd., William Forst, pres. & genl. mgr.; Walter Buffam, sales mgr.; CFCM-TV (Channel 4) CBC French Don Hoskins, news dir. Howard Smith film dir. Television de Quebec (Canada) Ltd., 200 St. Jean Cndn. reps., Television Representatives Ltd. U. S. Bosco, St. Foy,Que. MU. 3-4985. Gaston Pratte, reps. Forjoe-TV Inc. 30,000 households and 15,500 pres.; Jean A. Pouliot, genl. mgr.; Ernest W. sets. Miller, comm. mgr; Jacques Filteau, prog. mgr.; Marcel Chabot, dir. engr.; Candn reps., Joseph Yorkton A. Hardy Co. Ltd., Toronto & Montreal; U. S. reps., Jos. A. Hardy; U. S. reps., Weed Tele- CKOS-TV (Channel 3) vision. Yorkton Television Co. Ltd. 95 East Broadway Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 110,000. Yorkton, Sask. Norman Roebuck, pres.; Ronald L. Skinner, genl. mgr.; Kristin Olson, program CKMI-TV (Channel 5) CBC dir. Cndn. reps. Stovin-Byles Ltd. U. S. reps. Television de Quebec (Canada Ltee., 200 Avenue Devney, Inc. Popin. area, 248,685. 679 Regina Hamilton: 37 James St. S. JA 7-9284 J. N. Elliott, TV Director. CKCK-TV (Channel 2) CBC Trans -Canada Communications Ltd., Leader -Post Bldg., Regina; LA. 3-6671. Clifford Sifton, pres.; Baker Advertising Agency Ltd. Harold Crittenden, genl. mgr.; Lloyd Westmore- 670 Bayview Ave., Toronto, HU 7-1511. land, sales mgr.; Ernie Strong, chief eng.; Larry Glover, prog. dir.; Cndn. reps., All Canada Tel- J. F. Horler, TV Director. evision; U.S. reps., Weed Television Inc. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 42,500. Batten, Barton, Durstine & Osborn Saskatoon Inc. 160 Bloor St. E., Toronto. Walnut CFQC-TV (Channel 8) CBC 4-3787. A. A. Murphy & Sons Ltd., 216 First Avenue Ramsay Lees, TV Director. North, Saskatoon; 2-6611. A. A. Murphy, pres.; G. Blair Nelson, genl. mgr.; Walter Romanow, John McKenney Bingham Ltd. ops. mgr. Greg Barnsley, prog. mgr.; Lyn Hoskins, chief eng. Cndn. reps., Television Rep- 32 Front St. W., Toronto. EM 2-2641. resentatives Ltd.; U. S. reps., Canadian Station J. H. Titherington, TV Director. Representatives td. Operation: 1954; TV sets in area: 30,500. Bradley, yenning Ltd. 11 Yorkville Ave., Toronto. WA 5-3801. STATION REPRESENTATIVES John Bradley, TV Director. Bleasdale Advertising, All -Canada Television, Division of Ltd. All -Canada 1104 Douglas St., Victoria, B. C. EV 2-6741. Radio Facilities Ltd. Harry Bleasdale, TV Director. 1000 Yonge St., Toronto I, Ont. WA 5-9361. Gen. mgr.: Reo Thompson, Dominion Square Bldg., B reithaupt, Milsom Ltd. Montreal; UN. 6-9868. Manager: Bruce Pirie, 706 44 Eglinton Ave. W., Toronto. HU. 1-5251. Electric Rlway Chambers, Winnipeg; 926-861. Taylor, Pearson & Carson Bldg., Calgary; 2-7691. Ev Palmer, TV Director. Ken Baker, 1161 Melville Street, Vancouver; Tatlow 7461. B rooks Advertising Ltd. Jos. A. Hardy & Co. Ltd. 21 Dundas Sq., Toronto. EM 8-2396. TV Division, 19 Richmond St. W., Toronto. Esther Herring, TV Director. Arthur Harrison, gen. mgr.; genl. mgr.: Bruce Butler, Montreal: 1489 Mountain St.; PL. 1101. Brown, Mitchell & Wright Ltd. Guy Daviault, sales super. 735 Davie St., Vancouver. MU 4-7277. Paul Mulvihill & Co. Ltd. J. G. Service, TV Director. 77 York St., Toronto. EM 8-6554.

Toronto: Paul Mulvihill, Montreal: Murray Mac - Leo Burnett Co. of Canada Ltd. Ivor, 1543 Crescent Street, PL. 1097. 133 Richmond St. W., Toronto. EM 6-5801. Scharf Broadcast Sales Ltd. Jim McRae, TV Director. 307 Burrard Bldg., Vanconver. MU 4-6277. Burns John N. Hunt, pres.; C. A. Brian Scharf, v. pres. Advertising Agency Ltd. Stovin-Byles Ltd. 1980 Sherbrooke St. W., WE 5-5257. Jean-Paul Champagne, TV Director. W. D. Byles, Lee Raeburn, Alex Findlay, Nell Yellowick, 406 Jarvis St., Toronto; WAlnut 4-5768. T. C. Maguire, F. E. Calder, D. Genin, Spence Caldwell Advertising Keefer Bldg., Montreal; UN 6-3392. Cecil Mont- Agency gomery, Childs Bldg., innipeg; 925-097.J. W. Stovin, 615 Pender St. West, Vancouver; Tatlow 447 Jarvis St., Toronto 5, WA 2-2103. 4831. Spence Caldwell, pres. Television Reps. Ltd. Canadian Advertising Agency Ltd. 76 St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto. WA 4-0727. 1454 Mountain St., T. Gordon Ferris, Mike Roberts, Toronto. Wilf Montreal. PL. 8061. Dippie, 141 Crescent Street, Montreal AV. L. E. Schofield, Ares. 8.4257. Rory McLennan, Lindsay Bldg., Winni- Irvin Teitel, mgr., 80 King St. W., Toronto, peg; 926-374. Ed Hall, 804 Hornby St., Van- EM 3-3051. couver, MU. 3-6131. Trans Ocean Radio and TV Reps. Cardon Rose Ltd. 1411 Crescent St., Montreal PL 9581. 357 Bay St., Toronto. R. A. Hurwitz. Ted Pepler, radio; Alex Sewart, TV. Garry J. Carter of Canada Ltd. 59 Avenue Rd., Toronto. WA 4-2505. ADVERTISING AGENCIES Bob Howe, TV Director. Ardiel Advertising Agency Ltd. Cockfield, Brown & Co., Ltd. 4 Lawton Blvd., Toronto. H45-6541. Canada Cement Bldg., Montreal. UN 1-1771. W. C. Townsend, TV Director. R. W. Harwood, TV Director. 680 Toronto 5; 185 Bloor St. E., WA 4-5492. Goodwin Ellis Advertising Ltd. Alan Savage, TV Director. 207 W. Hastings St., Vancouver. MU 1-3474. Winnipeg: Electric Railway Chambers, 923-538 T. M. Taylor, TV Director. Jim Gibson, TV Director. Grant Advertising (of Canada) Ltd. Vancouver: 1164 Melville St., Pa. III I. 103 Church St., Toronto. EM 3-3396. Gcdfrey Holloway, TV Director. Joan G. King, TV Director. Collyer Advertising Ltd. Grosberg, Pollock & Gwartzman Dominion Square Bldg., Montreal. VI 2-8672. Ltd. K. S. Chase, TV Director. 78 Charles St., Toronto. WA 4-9211. 20 Carlton St., Toronto. EM 3-2647. II. J. Pollock, TV Director. Adele Evans, TV Director. Don H. Copeland Advertising Ltd. F. H. Hayhurst Co. Ltd. 442 Sherbourne St., Toronto. WA 2-5969. 55 Eglinton Ave., E., Toronto 12. HU 7-4371. Mrs. Vera Copeland, TV Director. R. D. Amos, TV Director. Crombie Advertising Co. Ltd. Montreal: 1510 Drummond St., HA 0131. Marcel Dubuc, TV Director. 391 James St. W., Montreal. MA 5246. Vic Gray, TV Diretcor. Heggie Advertising Co., Ltd. 100 Adelaide St., W., Toronto. EM 4-7204. 97 Eglinton Ave. E. HU 1-5125. Donald Johnson, TV Director. John Chilman, TV Director. Dancer -Fitzgerald -Sample Henri, Burley & McDonald Ltd. (Canada) Ltd. 159 Bay St., Toronto. EM 4-9226. 4-842g 200 Si.. Clair Ave. W., Toronto. WA J. H. Burley TV Director. Gilbert Nunns, TV Director. A. J. Denne & Co. Ltd. J. E. Huot, Publicite Ltee. 90 King St. W., Toronto. EM 4-3444. 353 St. Nicholas St., Montreal. PL 4131. Ralph McKeown, TV Director. Henri Poulin, TV Director. Desbarats Advertising Co. Hutchins Advertising Co. of Canada 480 Legauchetiere St. W. Montreal. Ltd. John Desbarats, TV Director. 33 Hayden St., Toronto. WA 4-3753. Erwin, Wasey, Ruthrauff & William Bounsall, TV Director. Ryan Ltd. Imperial Advertising Ltd. 610 Church St., Toronto. WA 1-5187. 38 Blowers St., Halifax. Reg Dynes, TV Director. J. B. Regan, TV Director. Ferres Advertising Ltd. 63 Duke St., Hamilton. JA 9-1116. Industrial Advertising Agency Ltd. Boyd Heaven, TV Director. 385 Madison Ave., Toronto. WA 4-6671. Foote, Cone & Belding Canada Ltd. 1500 Stanley St., Montreal. VI 2-5281. 10 St. Mary St., Toronto. Albert Jarvis Ltd. L. Director. Robert Simpson, TV 94 Yonge St., Toronto. EM 3-2438. Foster Advertising Ltd. Godfrey Jarvis, TV Director. 149 Alcorn Ave., Toronto. WA 4-4681. Russell T. Kelley Co., Ltd. Mary Newton, TV Director. 627 Main St. E., Hamilton. JA 2-I 155. J. J. Gibbons Ltd. J. I). McNie, president. 46 St. Clair Ave. E., Toronto. WA 4-8391. Esther Henning, TV Director. Kenyon & Eckhardt Ltd. 80 King St. W., Toronto. EM 3-8314. Edmonton: 206-208 Petroleum Bldg. John Winter, TV Director. Tom McMillan, TV Director. Gislason-Reynolds Ltd. James Lovick & Co. Ltd. 21 Park Rd., Toronto. WA 4-7364. 1178 W. Pender St., Vancouver. TA 6221. Guy Gislason, TV Director. Toronto: 800 Bay St., WA 1-1121. Goodis, Goldberg, Dair Ltd. S. B. Hayward, TV Director. 288 Lawrence Ave., W., Toronto. RU 9-1101. Dominion Square Bldg., Montreal. UN 5-8391 Samuel Goldberg, TV Director. Dave McMaster, TV Director.

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I I I Richmond St. W., Toronto I. EM 4-0321. 639 8th Ave., Quebec, P.Q. LA. 9-3322. Hugh Horler, TV Director. G. H. Payeur, TV Director. Montreal: 410 Dominion Square Bldg. Pennell Advertising William Munro, TV Director. 145 Yonge St., Toronto. EM 4-2079. Vancouver: 1240 Pender St. W. Mary Barrer, TV Director. McCann-Erickson (Canada) Ltd. Elton Plant Co. 303-305 Bartlet Bldg., Windsor. 200 Bloor St. E., Toronto. WA 5-2133. Don MacMillan, TV Director. Elton Plant, TV Director. 2055 Peel St., Montreal. E. W. Reynolds Ltd. Wm. Munro. 154 University Ave., Toronto 2B. EM 2-2381. McConnell Eastman & Co. Ltd. Henry Karptis, TV Dìtector. 147 University Ave., Toronto EM 3-7004. Ronalds Advertising Agency Ltd. Austin Moran, TV Director. Keefer Bldg., Montreal. UN 6-9471. Winnipeg: 504 Trust & Loan Bldg., 173 Portage Arthur Weinthal, TV Director. Ave. 93-5541. Toronto: 108 Peter St. EM 3-0237. Robert Black, TV Director. Frank Robinson, TV Director. W. A. McCracken Ltd. Ross Roy of Canada Ltd. 153 St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto. WA 4-0721. Canada Trust Bldg., Windsor. CL 6-2371. A. T. Cooper, TV Director. Carl Hassel, TV Director. McGregor-Deaville Advertising Ltd. Schneider, Cardon Ltd. 1157 Bay St., Toronto WA 2-4864. 1224 St. Catherine S'. W., Montreal. UN 1-4764. Frank Deaville, TV Director. Monty Isaacs, TV Director. McKim Advertising Ltd. Spitzer & Mills Ltd. 2100 Drummond St., Montreal. MA 4152. 50 King St. W., Toronto I, EM 6-2811. \V. L. Charland, TV Director. Bob Stevenson, TV Director. Toronto: 1407 Yonge St. WA 4-0981. 3405 Addington Ave., Montreal. HU I-0344. William C. Brennan, TV Supervisor. Stanfield, Johnson & Hill Ltd. Muter, Culiner, Frankfurter & Gould Ltd. Dominion Square Bldg., Montreal. UN 6-8741. 255 Davenport Rd., Toronto. WA 4-8481. 1121 Bay St., Toronto. WA 4-5736. Bill Ross, TV Director E. Gould, TV Director. Gerry Rafehnan, Asst. TV Director. Stevenson & Scott Ltd. Nattall & Maloney Ltd. 100 Adelaide St. W., Toronto. EM 3-5773. 108 -12th Ave., S.W. Calgary. AM 9-2370. Anne Stephenson, TV Director. Mrs. Pat McVean, TV Director. Tandy Richards Advertising Needham, Louis & Brorby of Agency Ltd. Canada Ltd. 20 Carlton St., Toronto. EM 3-6362. 121 Richmond St., W., Toronto. EM 4-1492. Mike Haight, TV Director. John Willoughby, Man. Dir. J. Walter Thompson Co. Ltd. O'Brien Advertising Ltd. 600 University Ave., Toronto. EM 3-9402. 1455 West Georgia St., Vancouver 5. PA 9174. J. Lingeman, TV Directer. Noel Wright, TV Director. 602 Domonion Sq. Bldg., Montreal. UN 6-6771. William R. Orr Ltd. Phillippe Fisette, TV Director. 464 Yonge St., Toronto. WA 4-3708. Thompson -Petersen Advertising Mona II. Ilarper, TV Director. Agency Ltd. Robert Otto & Co. (Canada) Ltd. Dominion Square Bldg., Montreal. UN 6-6771. Mariette Mineau, TV Director. 355 King St., W. Toronto. EM 6-9266. Wib Perry, TV Director. 215 Victoria St., Toronto. EM 8-8091. Edward Bowman, TV Director. Paul -Phelan Advertising Ltd. 6 Crescent Rd., Toronto. WA 5-3436. Torobin Advertising Ltd. G. P. Vale. TV Director. 310 Victoria Ave., Montreal, Que. HU 9-5331. 682 Vamplew Advertising PRESIDENT CARI. HAV84LIN 1175 Bay St., Toronto. WA 3-5589. VICE-PRESIDENTS Thomas Vamplew, pres. DONALD MANSON HARRY SEDGWICE Vickers & Benson Ltd. GENERAL MANAGER ROBERT J. BURTON UN 6-7701. Keefer Bldg., Montreal 25. ASSISTANT GENERAL MANAGER L. Jodoin, TV Director. WM. HAROLD MOON 110 Church St., Toronto. EM 4-6301. French Division D. T. Hardman, TV Director. 1500 St. Catherine St. W., Montreal 25, P. Q. Fitzroy 2552. Walsh Advertising Co. Ltd. FIELD REPRESENTATIVE University Tower, T. CLYDE MOON Catherine St. W.. Montreal. UN 6-8921. 660 St. Canadian Association of Jean A. Monte, TV Director. Advertising Agencies Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg., Toronto. EM 3-3053 121 Richmond W., Toronto, Ont. EM 8-1934. Muriel Murray, TV Director. Mrs. I;ENERAL MANAGER Chris Yaneff Ltd. ALAN L. BELL 85 Grenville St., Toronto. WA 4-6678. Canadian Association of Chris Yaneff, TV Director. Broadcasters Young & Rubicam Ltd. Head Office -108 Sparks St., Ottawa 4, Ont.; CE 3-4035. Bank of Nova Scotia Bldg., Toronto. EM 2-3921. Sales Office, Suite 404, 200 St. Clair Ave. W., Hugh Clark, TV Director. Toronto 7, Ontario. Ph. WAlnut 2-3334. 1255 University St., Montreal. UN 6-8941. PRESIDENT Lalande, TV Director. M. T. BROWN Gaby VICE-PRESIDENT (TV) o R. G. CHAPMAN EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT T. J. ALLARD SERVICES SECRETARY -TREASURER Associations FLORA Lova BOARD OF DIRECTORS J. Arthur Manning; Tom Burham, Baxter Rich- Association of Canadian ard, Lionel Morin, Gene Fitzgibbons, J. M. Advertisers, Inc. Davidson, J. Arthur Dupont, Bill Stovin, Bill 701 Federal Bldg., 85 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Hawkins, Norman Botterill, Robert Buss, Jack Blick, Dave Armstrong, Charles Rudd, A. Gil Ont.; EMpire 3-8046. Seabrook, A. T. Snelgrove. PRESIDENT A. B. YATES Canadian Society of EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT Cinematographers K. J. FARTHING VICE-PRESIDENTS 1202 Woodbine Ave., Toronto. J. W. Cool( PRESIDENT E. T. GATES FRITZ SPIESS P. J. MCGINNIS VICE-PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER Boa BROOKS E. T. COLEMAN SECRETARY GENERAL MANAGER AND SECRETARY WALLY DONALDSON B. E. LEGATE TREASURER Association of Motion Picture DON WILDER Producers and Laboratories Composers, Authors and Publishers of Canada Association of Canada, Ltd. 2121 Knightsbridge Rd., Ottawa 3, Ont. PA (CAPAC) 2-7758. 1263 Bay St., Toronto 5, Ont., Canada; PRESIDENT WA 3-8457. GERALD S. KEDEY PRESIDENT FIRST VICE-PRESIDENT SIR ERNEST MACMILLAN HENRI MICHAUD GENERAL MANAGER SECOND VICE-PRESIDENT WILLIAM S. Low JOHN T. Ross MANAGER, LICENSING DEPT. SECRETARY -TREASURER C. R. MATHESON FRANK YOUNG DIRECTORS National Community Antenna B. S. Bach, Ralph Foster, Alasdair Fraser, E. W. Canada Hamilton, Douglas Robinson, Ted White. Ass'n of 6301 Park Ave., Montreal, Que. BM1 Canada Limited PRESIDENT W. H. CRANSTON, Midland 16 Gould Street, Toronto I, Ontario, Canada; VICE-PRESIIENT EMpire 4-0317. J. C. COUTURE 683 Electronic Industries PRESIDENT M. S. ELLIOTT Association of Canada VICE-PRESIDENT Suite 410, 200 St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto 7, SPENCE CALDWELL Ontario; WAlnut 1-2898. PRESIDENT Canadian Aviation Electronics R. M. ROBINSON Head office and main plant: 6214 Cote de GENERAL MANAGER AND SECRETARY Liesse Rd., St. Laurent, P.O. Box 630, Station F. W. RADCLIFFE "O", Montreal 9, P.Q. VICE-PRES. AND COMPONENT PARTS PRESIDENT AND MANAGING DIRECTOR DIVISION CHAIRMAN JAMES F. TOOLEY JAMES KEY VICE-PRES. AND RECEIVER DIVISION Canadian General Electric Co. Ltd. CHAIRMAN S. D. BROWNLEE Electronic Equipment and Tube Department: VICE-PRES. AND ELECTRONICS DIVISION 830 Lansdowne Ave., Toronto 4, Ont.; LEnnox CHAIRMAN 4-6511. E. W. LEAVER VICE-PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER DIRECTOR OF ENGINEERING R. M. ROBINSON R. E. HACKBUSCH MARKETING MANAGER I. A. MASON BROADCAST SPECIALIST E. J. GAREAU EQUIPMENT-Manufac- Canadian Kodak Sales Ltd. turers and Distributors Mt. Dennis, Toronto 9, Ont.; ROger 7-2111. PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER Ampex American Corp. D. C. KERR 1458 Kipling Ave., N., Toronto 14, Ont.; VICE-PRES. & ASST. GEN. MGR. CH 7-8285. R. L. CHRISTIE VICE-PRES. SALES & ADV. MANAGER D. D. LAUDER JIM DETLOR SALES MANAGER Andrew Antenna Corp. Ltd. DON N. SPRING Whitby, Ont. MO 8-3348. Canadian Marconi Co. MANAGER Head Office: 6035 Cote de Liesse Rd., Mon- R. P. MATTHEWS treal; RI. 8-7711. Ansco of Canada Limited A. B. CLAPI' Branches: 830 Bayview Ave., Toronto, Ont.; 1450 The Queensway, Toronto 14, Ont.; CLifford MAyfair 0401. 5-0141. J. GIBSON VICE PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER 572 Barrington St., Halifax, N.S.; 3-1235. FRED A. CRIPPS W. MORRIS A.T.R. Armstrong Limited 1710 Third St. N.E., Calgary; 7-7571. RON HILL 700 Weston Road, Toronto 9, Ont.; ROger 2- 7535. 3594 Main St., Vancouver, B.C.; EM 4174. J. S. BAXTER MANAGER D. I. SNELL Alex L. Clark Ltd. Arrow Photographic Equipment 3751 Bloor St. W., Toronto 18, Ont.; BElmont Ltd. 1-3303. 30 Duncan St., Toronto 2B, Ont.; EMpire 6-1648. PRESIDENT BETH M. CLARK PRESIDENT GEORGE F. Moss GENERAL MANAGER WILF G. FARROW SALES MANAGER J. R. COUSE SALES GERRY QUINNEY Associated Visual Services Limited Du Pont Co. of Canada (1956) 1240 West Broadway, Vancouver 9. BA 2930. Ltd. PRESIDENT & SALES MANAGER 1135 Beaver Montreal, P.Q.; 85 Eglinton W. H. FAULKES Hall, SECRETARY -TREASURER Ave. E., Toronto, Ont. MRS. W. H. FAULKES PRESIDENT H. H. LANK Bell & Howell Canada Limited VICE-PRESIDENT R. G. BECK 88 Industry St., Toronto 15, Ont.; ROger 7-3131. SECRETARY -TREASURER PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER F. S. CAPON JACK IINDERREI,I, PHOTO PRODUCTS MANAGER COMPTROLLER A. ELSEY W. M. KING SALES REP. MONTREAL A -V Co. Ltd. R. A. PAQUETTE Caldwell Equipment SALES REP. TORONTO 447 Jarvis St., Toronto, Ont.; WAlnut 2-2103. R. RINGLER 684 Jack A. Frost RCA Victor Co., Ltd. 41 Kipling Ave. S., Toronto 18, Ont.; BElmont Head Office: 1001 Lenoir St., Montreal, P.Q.; 2-1145. WE 7551. Branches: 49-51 Commissior St., BILL WHITE Halifax, N.S.; 5575 Royalmount Ave., Mon- treal, P.Q.; 1517 Laperriere St., Ottawa, Ont.; Garlick Films Ltd. 54 Blvd. St. Anne, Giffard, Que.; 1450 Castle - 1619 Dundas St., London, 201 Niagara St., Toronto 2B, Ont.; EMpire 6- field Ave., Toronto; N., Man.; 6545. Ont.; 626 St. James Winnipeg, Ave. and 6th St. E., Calgary, Aita.; PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER 42nd ROLAND DE L. GARLICK 2876 Rupert St., Vancouver, B.C. VICE-PRESIDENT & SALES MANAGER KENNETH FOSRERY Teleprompter of Canada Ltd. 447 Jarvis St., Toronto 5, Ont.; WAlnut 3-8072. General Sound and Theatre PRESIDENT Equipment Co. Ltd. S. W. CALDWELL 861 Bay St., Toronto 5, Ont.; EMpire 4-9307. SERVICE BRUCE EMONSON PRESIDENT LLOYD C. PEARSON SALES REPRESENTATIVE WILE GARNHAM EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT n A. G. Rouse CHIEF ENGINEER AND MGR. OF THEATRE SALES AND SERVICE LABORATORIES A. D. TURNBULL ASSOCIATED SCREEN INDUSTRIES INC., 2000 Northcliffe Ave., Montreal, P. Q. Gevaert (Canada) Ltd. ATLANTIC FILMS & ELECTRONICS LTD., 22 Prescott St., St. John's, Newfoundland. Toronto 2B, Ont.; EMpire 345 Adelaide St. W., S. W. CALDWELL LTD., 447 Jarvis St., Toronto, 2-1351. Ont. PRESIDENT CANADIAN FILM INDUSTRIES LTD., 310 V. PAREIN Lakeshore Rd., Toronto 14, Ont. GENERAL MANAGER CRAWLEY FILMS LTD., 19 Fairmont Ave., Ot- A. H. SIMMONS tawa, Ont. DIRECTOR TECHNICAL SERVICES CINESOUND LTD., 553 Rogers Rd., Toronto, Ont. FRANK ROYAL EASTERN FILM LABORATORIES, 241 Hollis SUPERINTENDENT OF ADVERTISING Ave., Halifax, N. S. BRUCE R. YOUNG NORTHERN MOTION PICTURE LABORATO- RIES LTD., 10 Dell Park Ave., Toronto 10, Ont. Hammond Manufacturing Co. Ltd. PATHE-DELUXE LTD., Brookhouse Rd., Toronto 14, Ont. Edinburgh Rd., Guelph, Ont. PEERLESS LABS OF CANADA, 135 Peter St., PRESIDENT & GENERAL MANAGER Toronto, Ont. L. M. HAMMOND SHELLY FILMS LTD., Brockhouse Rd., Toronto SALES MANAGER 14, Ont. K. W. HAMMOND TRANS -WORLD FILM LABORATORIES LTD., 4824 Cote des Neiges Rd., Montreal 28, P. Q. Kingsway Film Equipment Ltd. o 148 Norseman St., Toronto 18, Ont.; BElmont 3- 1103. Research Organizations PRESIDENT Blankenship -Grumeau Limited R. C. MACAULAY VICE-PRESIDENT 861 Broadview Ave., Toronto, Ont.; EMpire W. A. MACAULAY 4-2113; 1434 St. Catherine St. W., Montreal, P.Q.; UN 6-3024; II West 42nd St., New MacKenzie Equipment Co. York, N.Y.; PEnnsylvania 6-7116. (Toronto) Ont.; WAlnut 1-7343. PRESIDENT 433 Jarvis St., Toronto, V. C. GRUNEAU MANAGER VICE-PRESIDENT (Toronto) ROBERT B. MACKENZIE DR. A. B. BLAN KEN SIIIP VICE-PRESIDENT (Toronto) McCurdy Radio Industries Ltd. BYRNE HOPE SANDERS 22 Front St. W., Toronto, Ont.; EMpire 6-6531. Bureau of Broadcast PRESIDENT Measurement, The GEORGE E. MCCURDY Ave. E, To- SALES MANAGER (Television Division) 75 Eglinton MICHAEL STECHLY ronto, Ont.; HU 5-9464. PRODUCT MANAGER PRESIDENT GRAHAM FAWCETT GEORGE S. BERTRAM VICE-PRESIDENT Pye Canada Ltd. Ross C. MCCREATH EXECUTIVE VICE-PRESIDENT McMaster Ave., Ajax, Ont., WH 2-0791. CHARLES A. BURTON MANAGING DIRECTOR EXECUTIVE SECRETARY & TREASURER A. J. CAPSTICK CHARLES J. FOLLETT 685 Canadian Advertising Research Foundation, Inc. PRODUCERS ANIMATION PRODUCTIONS 85 Richmond St. W., Toronto I, Ont.; EMpire 103 Rose Ave., Toronto, Ont., WA 2-5515; Allan Adman, pres.; 3-8046. David J. Wilkes, Sales Mgr. Consultant. CHAIRMAN ANTON VAN DER WATER FILM PRODUC- R. E. MERRY TIONS, 1231 St. Catherine St., W., Montreal. VICE-CHAIRMAN Av. 8-8456; Anton Van der Water, dir. T. W. Korn SECRETARY ARTRAY LTD. FILM PRODUCTIONS, 1219 -TREASURER & ACA GENERAL Richards St., Vancouver, B. C., TA. 4554. Art MANAGER Jones, pres.; Victor Spooner, prod. B. E. LEGATE mgr. ASSOCIATED SCREEN INDUSTRIES, INC., 2000 Northcliffe Ave., Montreal 28, Que. DE 1186. Canadian Facts Limited Branches: Toronto: 108 Peter St.; Vancouver, 579 Granville St.; Murray Briskin, exec. asst. to 146 Wellington St. W., Toronto, Ont.; EMpire pres.; Jonathan Dunham, gen. mgr. of produc- 4-6373; 1390 Sherbrooke St. W., Montreal, tion. P.Q. ATLANTIC FILM & ELECTRONICS LTD., 22 PRESIDENT Prescott St., St. John's Nfld. A. Jekste, managing JOHN F. GRAYDON director; R. Balodis, production manager. VICE-PRESIDENT REAL BENOIT FILM PRODUCTIONS 2161 St. PRANK S. LYMAN Catherine St. W., Montreal, Que. WE 7339.0. VICE-PRESIDENT Real Benoit director; Andre de Tonnancour, di- L. G. GRAY rector; P. (iuerci, secretary -treasurer. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES DAVID JOHN CRAIG, G. C. HARDY, MARJORIE SCOTT BIER STUDIOS, 265 Vitre St. W., Mont- real, Que. UN 1-3469. David Bier, PSYCHOLOGICAL CONSULTANT owner. E. TTLVING, PH.D. BIRD FILMS, LTD., 1849 Scarth St., Regina, Sask. 4-344. Dick Bird, president; Ada G. Bird, vice- Core Research president; Tom Ellis, sales manager. BRISTON FILMS, LTD., 1490 Sherbrooke St. W., 790 Bay St., Toronto, Ont.; EM 8-7646. Montreal, Que. J. Bristowe, president; F. Ross MANAGING DIRECTOR McConnell, prod. manager. ALBERT A. SHEA S. W. CALDWELL LTD., 447 Jarvis St., Toronto, Ont. WA 2-2103. Branches: 171 McDermott St., Elliott -Haynes Limited Winnipeg, 92-9498; 311 Alaska Pine Bldg. 111 W. Georgia St., Vancouver, MA 8733. Spence Caldwell, 515 Broadview Ave., Toronto, Ont.; HOward president; Sydney Banks, vice-president, produc- tion. 3-1144; 1500 St. Catherine St. W., Montreal, P.Q.; WI 1913; 441 Seymour St., Vancouver, CARAVAN TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS LTD., B.C.; MA 8794. 310 Lakeshore Rd., Toronto 14. CL. 5-1196. PRESIDENT (Toronto) CANADIAN FILM INDUSTRIES LTD. (Audio WALTER E. ELLIOTT Pictures Ltd., Film Laboratories Ltd., Dominion VICE-PRESIDENT Motion Pictures Ltd.), 310 Lakeshore Rd., Toron- J. MYLES LECKIE to 14. Ont. CL 1-5211. Arthur Gottlieb, president; Gladys Glad Gottlieb, vice-president; Clem Wil- liams, secretary treasurer; David Copian, manag- International ing director; Ross Robinson, production manager; Surveys Limited William Cody, film supervisor. 1411 Crescent St., W., Montreal, P.Q.; VI 2-2734. CHETWYND FILMS, LTD., 21 Grenville St., 888 Dupont St., Toronto 4, Ont.; LEnnox 4-7919. Toronto, Ont. WA 4-4493. Arthur Chetwynd, PRESIDENT (Montreal) president and general manager; Marjory Chet- PAUL HAYNES wynd, secretary. VICE-PRESIDENT (Toronto) JACK CHISHOLM FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD., MAJORIE MORTON Suite 31; 96 Bloor St., W., Toronto; WA. 5-2281. VICE-PRESIDENT (Toronto) Jack Chisholm, pres. PETER R. CULOS SECRETARY CINEMATION LTD., 734 Spadina Ave., Toronto, -TREASURER (Montreal) Ont. WA 3-3927. Richard W. Hynes, general DOROTHY ROBERTS manager. ACCOUNT EXECUTIVES JEAN LEVEILLE, Told E. KING (Montreal); CINESOUND LTD., 553 Rogers Rd. Toronto Ont. ANDREW J. MORSE (Toronto). RO 7-1856. B. J. Bach, president; B. J. Bacot, Jr., treasurer; H. D. Fletcher, executive producer. Trans -Canada Marketing CRAWLEY FILMS, LTD., 19 Fairmont Ave., Ot- Studies Ltd. tawa, Ont. 8-8144. Branches: 21 Dundas Sq. To- ronto; 1467 Mansfield St., Montreal. F. R. Craw- 226 Richmond St. W., Toronto, Ont.; EMpire ley, president & general manager; Graeme Fraser, 8-4932. vice-prtsident; Donald Carter, director of produc- PRESIDENT tion; Quentin Brown, manager television division. RALPH BOWDEN SPENCE CRILLY FILM PRODUCTIONS, 223-A VICE-PRESIDENT, TORONTO 10th St., N.W., Calgary, Alta. AT. 3-1516. JOHN C. ROEEITION Spence Crilly, lung. prod. VICE-PRESIDENT, MONTREAL VERNE H. ATRILL KEN DAVEY PRODUCTIONS, 693 Sargent Ave., FIELD DIRECTOR Winnipeg, Man. Kenneth R. Davey, owner. MRS. JEAN EDITH WALLER DUNCLAREN PRODUCTIONS, 131 Somerset St. NATIONAL FIELD SUPERVISOR W., Ottawa, Ont. CE. 4-1466. Alma Duncan and JAMES C. HICKLING Audrey McLaren in partnership. 686 T. EATON CO. LTD., Motion Picture Dept., 40 PHILLIPS -GUTKIN & ASSOC. LTD., 276 Main Louisa St., Toronto. UN 1.5111. St., Winnipeg, Man. 930-544. John Phillips, president & production manager; Harry Gurkm, EDWARD PRODUCTIONS LTD., 5271 Western vice-president and managing director. Ave., Montreal, P. Q. CR 7-2857. Edward Kostin- er, president, general manager & director; Irving QUEBEC PRODUCTIONS CORP., 57 St. James Posluns, vice-president & studio manager; orman St. W., Montreal, P.Q. HA 5168. Rene Germain, Kihl, general sales manager. president. GEORGE ELAND STUDIOS, 58 King St. W., RABKO TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS LTD., Brockville, Ont. George Eland, president. 44 Wellington St. E., Toronto, Ont. EM. 3-3568. FILM ART TRAILERS, Suite 703, 21 Dundas Sq., Reg Batten, president. Toronto, Ont. EM, 3-7723. S. L. Vinsen, president REGAL FILMS (Canada) LTD., c/o Wright & & general manager; Bernie Mack, production man- McTaggart, 67 Yonge St., Toronto, E. J. Baum- ager; Pat Cicco, TV film supervisor. garten, president. E. Henri Bourassa FILMORAMA LTD., 3166 ROCK PICTURES OF CANADA, 53 Queen St., Blvd., Montreal, Que. VE 6460. E. EM. 6-3815. Ernest Taylor, gen. mgr. Mutual FLETCHER FILM PRODUCTIONS, 225 W. J. SINGLETON & CO., (Film Counsellors), St., Toronto, EM 3-8372. Howard D. Fletcher, 0437. pro- 1509 Sherbrooke W., Montreal, P.Q. WI president; Edward R. MacGillvray, exec. W. J. Singleton, owner; J. W. Campbell, produc- ducer. tion consultant. FRANCIS J. S. HOLMES FILM PRODUCTIONS, LTD., 98A 433-642. SPECTRUM FILM PRODUCTIONS, 666 Riverwood Ave., Winnipeg, Man. Avenue Rd., Toronto. WA. 2-1852. Allan Guest, Francis J. S. Holmes, Proprietor. pres. PRODUCTIONS, LTD., THE INTERNATIONAL STUDIO 7, PRODUCTION DE FILMS, 1434 St. 149 Alcorn Ave., Toronto, Ont. WA 1-6291. D. H. 1-2809. Jacques Foster, president; S. A. MacKay, general mana- Catherine St., W., Montreal. UN. ger & TV film supervisor. Giraldeau, producer-director. Que- MICHEL J. SYM STUDIOS, 468 Academy Rd., LAVOIE PRODUCTIONS, 477 Dolbeau St. Sym, presi- bec City, P. Q. MU. 3-7601. Herman Lavoie, Winnipeg, Man. 40-1235. Michel J. Director. dent & general manager; Marion L Sym, secre- tary -treasurer; Don Campbell, production man- ROBERT LAWRENCE PRODUCTIONS (Cana- ager. da) LTD., 38 Yorkville Ave., Toronto, Ont. WA. John T. Ross, president. TAYLOR-ROFFMAN PRODUCTIONS LTD., 5-5561. RRI, Kleinburg, Ont. AT. 8-2201. Yvonne Taylor, JACK MARKOW & CO., 1827 St. Catherine St. pres. W., Montreal 25, P. Q. FI. 2907. Jack Markow, TRANS -CANADA FILMS LTD., 1210 Burrard St.. president. Vancouver, B. C. PA 1458. E. W. Hamilton, presi- MASTER FILM STUDIOS LTD., 811-A 17th Ave., dent and general manager. S.W., Calgary, Alta. A. Bruce McLean, presi- THATCHER FILM PRODUCTIONS, 8710 Con- dent & general manager. nor Dr., Toronto 16, Ont. PL. 5-8644. Leslie P. MERIT TV PRODUCTIONS LTD., 1509 MacKay Thatcher, owner -producer. 25, P.Q. PL 7077. Vic Obeck president; Lois TRANS -WORLD FILM LABORATORIES LTD., Obeck, vice-president; Miss B. Graham, sec-treas. 4824 Cote des Neiges Rd., Montreal, P. Q. RE. 3-7181. Paul Pratt, president; A. Prefontaine, MERIDIAN PRODUCTIONS CORP. LTD., 1202 general manager. Woodbine Ave., Toronto, Ont. OX. 84628. Ralph Foster, Julian Roffman, sec. treasurer THE UNITED CHURCH OF CANADA BERK- president; 315 St. E., Toronto, Ont. & TV film supervisor. Herbert Alpert, director of LEY STUDIOS, Queen photog. EM. 3-2049. Rev. A. C. Moorhouse, Director, Audio -Visual Aids. MINISTAR FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD., 157-9 Jane St., Toronto, Ont. RO. 7-5470. Ernest VEGA FILMS, 770 St. Antoine St., Montreal, Corley, president David Corley, vice-president; P. g. UN. 6-3295. Alan Moorhouse, president; Ernest Taylor, safes director. Reginald V. Gillman, vice-president. 457 Church St., 21 WESTMINSTER FILM LTD., MISSIONARY AUDIO-VISUAL COLLEGE, Toronto 5. WA. 1-3138. Lee Gordon, pres. W. Broadway, Vancouver, B. C. DI. 8533. Peter Allinger, president. WILLIAMS & HILL LTD., 4 Albert St., Toronto, Ont. EM. 2-1931. Hal B. Wiliams, president; MONTAIGNE'S LTD., Pembroke, Ont. RE. Richard H. Hill, vice-president & general man- 2-2824. William J. Montaigne, president. ager. MORELAND-LATCHFORD PRODUCTIONS, 7 JAMES WINDER PRODUCTIONS REG'D., 10 Pleasant Blvd., Toronto. WA. 5-5929. Belvidere St., Lennoxville, P. Q. LO 2-7383. B. Winder, owner and gen. manager. MOTION PICTURE CENTRE LTD., 85 Yorkville James Ave., Toronto, Ont. WA. 4-8329. G. S. Kedey, N. J. ZUBKO PRODUCTIONS 10626 -114th St., president; Stanley G. Scott, vice-president. Edmonton, Alta. 4-4464. N. J. Zubko, general manager. OMEGA PRODUCTIONS, INC., 1103 St. Mat- thew St., W., Montreal. Que. WE. 7-3525. T. S. Morrisey, president; Pierre Harwood, general manager. FILM DISTRIBUTORS PARRY FILMS LTD., 1825 Capilano Rd., North TV Vancouver, B. C. YO. 3164. Lew Parry, presi- A & F FILM CORP., 1434 St. Catherine St. W., dent & genl. mgr.; Wallie Peters, production Montreal, P. Q. UN. 6-9495. Nap Vaillancourt, mgr.; C. V. Joy, secty-treas. president. PATHE-DELUXE CANADA LTD., Brockhouse ABC FILMS, INC., 494 Avenue Road, Toronto, Rd., Toronto 14, Ont., CL. 9-7811. Roger Beau- Ont. WA 4-7265. mgr. dry, v. p. & gen. ALL -CANADA TELEVISION DIVISION, ALL PETERSON PRODUCTIONS, 121 St. Patrick St., CANADA RADIO FACILITIES LTD., 305 Vic- Toronto, Ont. EM. 2-3287. D. Dean Peterson, tory Bldg., Toronto. EM 6-7691. Stuart MacKay. president; Larry Cromien, director of production. president, Reo Thompson, gen. mgr. 687 AMERIVISION, INC., 3460 Simpson St., Montreal, Que. WE 5-8829. Francois Cloutier, president. Newspapers' TV Editors APOLLO PRODUCTIONS, 130 Carlton St., To- ronto 2, Ont. WA. 2-3163. Richard Rosenberg, and Writers president. ALBERTA ARBEE ENTERPRISES 1250 Avenue Rd., Toronto, Ont. MA. 7897. Ruth Battle & Rex Battle. Calgary-The Albertan; G. Bell. The Calgary Herald; Bob Shiels. ATLAS TELEFILM LTD., 160 Bloor St. E., Les- Edmonton-Edmonton Journal; D. MacDougall. lie A. Allen, pres. WA. 5-6315. Lethbridge-The Herald; Brander Parsons. CALDWELL TELEVISION SALES, 447 Jarvis Medicine Hat-Medicine Hat News; Pete Nadeau. St., Toronto WA 2-2103. BRITISH COLUMBIA FILM ART TELEVISION PICTURES, 21 Dundas Sq., Toronto. EM 3-7723. S. L. Vinsen, president. Nanaimo-Nanaimo Free Press; J. B. Curran. Nelson-The Nelson News; Leslie Holmes. FREMANTLE OF CANADA, LTD., 17 Dundonald New Columbian; St., Toronto. WA 4-9635. Ralph Ellis, general Westminster-The British manager. J. DePaul. Trail-The Trail Times; Bruce W. Hogle. GENERAL FILMS LTD., 1534 -13th Ave., Regina, Vancouver- Sask. LA. 2-5611. S. C. Atkinson, president; O. The Province; Les Wedman. M. Paulson, vice-president & general manager. The Sun; Paul King. INTER-T.V. FILMS LTD., 1410 Stanley St., Victoria-The Daily Colonist; Gary MacDonald. Montreal, P. Q. PL 4868. Marcel Leduc, president. The Daily Times; Phil Lee. ITC OF CANADA LTD., 100 University Ave., MANITOBA Toronto 1. EM. 2-1166. D. H. McTaggart, pres. Brandon-The Brandon Daily Sun; Kaye Rowe. LAUREL FILMS, LTD., 165 Bloor St. East, Winnipeg-The Winnipeg Free Press; Jerry Toronto 5, Ont. WA 5-6315. Leslie Allen, Pres. Walmsly. The Winnipeg Tribune; Carol Kowalson. MCA CANADA. LTD., 180 University Aye., Toron- to, Ont. EM. 3-4031. Gunnar Rugheimer, vice NEW BRUNSWICK pres. Fredericton-The Daily Gleaner; D. A. Mac- NATIONAL FILM BOARD, 3255 Cote de Liesse Lennan. Rd., P.O. Box 6100, Montreal 3, P. Q. Guy Moncton-L'Evangeline; Edgar Gaudet. Roberge, film commissioner. The Moncton Times and The Moncton Trans - script; G. MacDonald. N T A TELEFILM (CANADA) LTD., 175 Bloor Saint John-The Telegraph -Journal; Mrs. C. W. St. E., Toronto, Ont. N. A. Taylor, vice-president. Fewings. The Evening Times -Globe; Mrs. C. W. Fewings. RANK FILM DISTRIBUTORS OF CANADA LTD., TV Div., 277 Victoria St., Toronto. EM. NEWFOUNDLAND 3-5251. Corner Brook Herald; Colin Jamieson. Corner Brook Telegram; Sylvia Wigh. RCA VICTOR CO., LTD. Radio & TV Program Division, 225 Mutual St., Toronto, Ont. EM 3.3443. NOVA SCOTIA Leonard D. Headley, division manager. R. A. Amherst-Amherst Daily News; N. S. Sanford. Gray, manager, Toronto office. 1551 Bishop St., Montreal. Halifax-The Halifax Chronicle -Herald; Marga- AV 8-3234. E. Traynor, manager. ret Healey. SCREEN GEMS (CANADA) LTD., 102 Peter The Halifax Mail -Star; W. J. McCall. St., Toronto. EM 3.4096. Gerald Bronfman, vice- New Glasglow-The New Glasglow News; Pere president; John Cohn, vice-president; Steve M. MacKenzie. Krantz, general manager. ONTARIO SEVEN ARTS PRODUCTIONS LTD., 11 Adelaide Belleville-Ontario Intelligencer; Claude Tice. St., W., EM. 4-7193. David B. Stillman, pres.; Garfield Cass, gen. mgr. Brantford-The Expositor; C. F. Sanders. Brockville-The Recorder and Times; C. S. SOVEREIGN FILMS, LTD., 277 Victoria St., Paterson. Toronto. EM 8-8621. T. A. Metcalfe, general Chatham-The Chatham News; Mrs. Mary Bur- manager. rel. SPENCE CALDWELL, LTD.. 447 Jarvis St., Cornwall-The Daily Standard -Freeholder; A. E. Toronto, Ont. WA 2-2103. Spence Caldwell. presi- Gratton. dent; Ken Page, manager; Owen Duffy, salesman. Fort William-The Times Journal; L. C. Wheat- ley. SPONSOR FILM SERVICES CORP. LTD., 443 Jarvis St., Toronto. WA. 2-2575. Galt-The Galt Reporter; A. F. Herbert. Guelph-The Guelph Mercury; Russ Stuart. STERLING FILMS LIMITED, King Edward Ho- Hamilton-The Hamilton Spectator; Jack Miller. tel, Toronto, Ont. EM. 6-6221. George Oullahan, sales manager. Kingston-The Whig -Standard; Murray Ken- nedy. TELEFILMS OF CANADA, 130 Carlton St.. Kirkland Lake-The Northern Daily News; T. Toronto, Oat. WA 2-3163. J. H. Solway, president O'Laughlin. and general manager. Kitchener-Kitchener Waterloo -Record; Ethel UNITED ARTISTS CORPORATION LTD., 277 Whitehead. Victoria St., Toronto. EM. 4-6473. Charles Chap- London-London Free Press; Dick Newman. lin, gen. mgr. Niagara Falls-Niagara Falls Review; Robert Seath. WARNER BROS. PICTURES DISTRIBUTION North Bay-The Daily Nugget; Joan Dunn. CO. LTD., TV Div., 70 Carlton St., WA. 2-5145. David McLaughlin, sls. mgr. Oshawa-The Oshawa Times -Gazette; Ford Lind- G. say. ZIV TELEVISION, Z.I.T. PROGRAMS (CANA- Ottawa-The Citizen; Robert Blackburn. DA) LTD., 1000 Yonge St., WA. 4-3796. Coln Le Droit-E. Demers. O'Shea, vice-pres. The Ottawa Evening Journal; Bob Burgess. 688 Owen Sound-The Sun Times; Mrs. S. H. Woodstock-The Daily Sentinel -Review; Loran Pearce. Stewart. Peterborough-The Peterborough Examiner; G. Wilson Craw. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Port Arthur-The News -Chronicle; Ronald E. Charlottetown-The Guardian; James E. Brownridge. Burnett. 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691 THE BRITISH YEAR IN REVIEW

by PETER BURNUP

London, September, 1960 TELEVISION'S appeal continues to mount share in a still expanding market. here'; albeit, with a lessening momentum. Admittedly there s an occasional primness At the last recording-in May, 1960-a about the BBC's programmes ; whereas the total of 10,646,938 domestic reception licences commercial system (arising out of the exigen- were found to be in operation, in comparison cies of the advertising "spots" appeal perforce with the 9.3 million a year previously. But an to the widest potential audience) deals mainly indication of the deterioration in the medium's in shows of the calibre of Wagon Train and initial impact is seen in the fall -off of sales The Larkins which customarily have audi- and rentals of reception sets. The year 1959 ences of around 20 million viewers. saw the biggest boom the industry had known But the BBC rightfully claims that 35 per in this country with 2.84 million TV sets cent of its programmes are of a serious na- made. The dealers took 2.75 million and the ture, against around 10 per cent on I.T.V. public acquired 2.5 million for cash, on credit There's a fine urgency about many of the or by rental. In 1960 sales are not expected BBC's outgivings, particularly those in the to pass the 2.1 million mark. form of current affairs discussions. Assuredly Wishful thinkers among the industry's pun- no sense of pessimism is to be discerned in dits comfortably ascribe the disturbing cir- the corporation's top echelon of authority. cumstance to the decline in novelty appeal. The first of the seven studios at its Television Realists, however, among them concede read- Centre in the London suburb of Shepherds ily that the invariable "captive audience" no Bush has now become operational. It is longer exists and that an attitude of growing claimed to be the largest and best -equipped discrimination is to he observed among view- "factory" of its kind in the world. Its output ers in every part of the country. It takes an in terms of quantity would be the equivalent occasion, say these authorities, to keep the of 1,000 full length feature films a year. Plans maximum audience now in its homes. Princess for its further development and cost will be Margaret's wedding in early May, for ex- contingent on decisions yet to be made ; de- ample, was seen by 26 million viewers, of cisions involving colour television and which vast congregation the BBC claimed whether the prospective Third Channel is 21,450,000, with the remaining 4,300,000 made available to the BBC. tuning -in to the commercial service. The same Colour television, nevertheless, on the audience ratio prevailed during the last Gen- authority of the Government's Television Ad- eral Election and on Christmas Day, 1959. visory Committee, must remain one of the All those circumstances despite, it is now intangibles of the remote future. In a recent generally accepted that the Government's re- report the committee says bluntly that cently imposed "credit squeeze" and conse- "colour television is not yet ready to be in- quent hire-purchase controls will result in a troduced." It recommends that a decision on sharp deterioration of TV set sales and a future monochrome line standards should consequent fall -off in the medium's optional precede the start of a colour service and audience capacity. that, if 625 -line standards are adopted in lieu With the construction of a series of satellite of the 405 -line standard now in operation stations the commercial service, administered here, colour when introduced should use the by the Independent Television Authority, is new line standards. The Committee makes expected to attain nationwide coverage in the clear also that, in its view, further considera- course of 1961. (The I.T.A.'s revenue and tion must be given to other technical require- that of its programme contractors arises in ments for colour television ; in spite of recent the sale of advertising time ; whereas the evidence of quickening interest in colour in BBC is sustained by the domestic reception the U.S. licence fund.) But, anomalously, the share of The present Postmaster -General, the gov- TV viewing -time attributed to the commercial ernment minister in control of television, has system is currently showing a steady decline. gone on record with the view that a decision In the year 1957 the BBC's share had fallen on the improved line standards is unlikely below 30 per cent of the total audience. to be taken until 1962. A start could then Over the last six months the proportion of possiblly be made on the 625 -line networks by the total audience with multi -channel sets 964, coinciding with the granting of a new watching the commercial network has fallen charter to the BBC. If development follows from 72 per cent to 66 per cent. The pro- the expected pattern it will be 1974 before gramme contractors are now faced with the there is a complete 625 -network and it may disturbing situation of occupying a declining be 1984 before there is a colour network.

692 The Advisory Committee's report empha- cantly-from Governmental circles, the In- sises that the existing 405 -line standard will dependent Television Authority told the not meet all requirements of the next 25 years. programme companies to cut peak -hour ad- The 625 -line standard will give improved vertising from the present authorised eight quality, with the prospect of better pictures minutes. The reduction will be in two stages ; as technique improves and also help in the to 7h minutes in an hour from September, exchange of programmes with the Continent 1960, and to 7 minutes in an hour from De- of Europe. cember, 1960. To this ordinanèe the com- The committee is concerned with the open- panies concerned promptly reacted by increas- ing up of two new wave length bands on ing their advertising rates in the select hours. extremely shore wave lengths, known tech- An index to the present profitability of nically as Bands 4 and 5. programme contracting is to be seen in the At present, the BBC's television transmis- accounts lately issued by the concern known sion is in Band 1 and I.T.V.'s in Band 3. as Rediffusion, which holds a 37h per cent With fairly narrow channelling-so the com- in Associated -Rediffusion, the London week- mittee opines-and 405 lines there could be day programme contractor. Group trading three programme networks in Bands 1 and profits and investment income for the year 3 and possibly as many as five in Bands 4 ended March 31, 1960, are 38 per cent higher and 5. But with 625 lines and a wider band than the previous year. Associated British width giving improved definition vertically Pictures Corporation, which runs the second and horizontally in the future there could be largest cinema circuit in this country but a total of only five networks. Two of these which operates also as a TV programme would be in Bands 1 and 3 and three in Bands contractor, maintains its dividend at 60 per 4 and 5. Also to be taken into account is the cent (an otherwise unknown figure in theatre cost to the consumer in the shape of adapta- operations at this time) despite a warning a tions of domestic reception sets ; or in the year ago that profits from the corporation's purchase of new sets capable of receiving 625 - TV interests were likely to suffer from re- line transmissions. That is why-in the opin- organisation and higher production costs. ion of the best informed-it will be necessary In spite of loudly uttered threats of legal to maintain a dual standard for a number of injunctions and the like, the operations of the years. subtly fashioned Film Industry Defence Or- Clearly, television's future here will give ganisation-known colloquially as FIDO- the Government immense concern before 1964, continues to be a success. During the last when new charters will require to be accorded year only one considerable deal was made to both the BBC and I.T.A. and when-as between film producers and a TV programme is generally assumed-a third wave length contractor, and that involving the imposition will be authorised. by exhibitors of the penalty of boycott on the It is notorious that intense intra-mural offending film-makers. FIDO's authorities lobbying in electric circles has already com- claim that their activities have withheld menced in behalf of the interested parties. "thousands of old films" from the enemy. The BBC feels that it has a pre-emptive right Nevertheless, the integration of motion pic- to the proposed Third Service in view of the ture operators with the rival medium proceeds obligations laid upon it in the governing Act apace ; with Associated British Pictures, of Parliament. Tentative approaches have Granada and the Rank Organisation all now been made by the motion picture industry operating as programme contractors to the for a licence to be granted it for the franchise commercial network. to the same service. Then to be regarded are Visionary John Davis, deputy chairman of the fabulous profits which have accrued to the Rank Organisation, believes that integra- programme contractors fortunate enough to tion will presently become deeper than ever. have gotten in at the inception of the com- Donning a Mosiac mantle, he declares that mercial service. Those visionary venturers both large -screen television and toll -TV will are disposed to feel that they have squatter - have their parts to play in motion picture's rights to the proposed new wave length. They future. Outstanding "live" attractions on claim, at least, that they have the know-how. theatre television screens are inevitable and Their earnings have taken on the momen- toll -TV must take its economic place in the tum of an Alaskan gold rush, in spite of the motion picture operations of the future. Toll - dubiety expressed in more cautious coteries TV, says prophet Davis, has been the play- at the inception of the service. At its very thing of power politics for years. Technically, minimum, the aggregate revenue accruing to it is "here" now. The Rank chief concedes programme contractors in advertising charges that many practical problems will require now runs at an average of L. 55 million- £.60 to be ironed out ; but he cannot believe that million per annum; with 33,000 to 34,000 "the economics of the market place" will not advertisement spots being carried monthly. prevail in the end. "Personally," says Mr. Following indignant protests from bodies Davis, "I am convinced that we have to har- to televiewers and-doubtless more signifi- ness television to our own demands."

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POSTMASTER GENERAL Outside Broadcasts General Post Office St. Martin's-le -Grand, Head of Outside Broadcasts: Peter Dimmock. London, E.C.1. Telephone: Headquarters FILMS 1234. Head of TV Films Department: J. H. Mewett. POSTMASTER GENERAL Film Booking Manager: G. S. Smith. THE RT. HON. REGINALD BEVINS, M.P. NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS Director General in Charge of Broadcasting & Editor: D. J. Edwards, O.B.E. Television: SIR GORDON RADLER', KCB, CBE, Head of Television News Manager: S. W. Smith - Ph.D. (Eng.) era. Deputy Director General in Charge of Telecom- DESIGN AND SUPPLY munications: Sir Robert Harvey, K.B.E., C.B. Head: Richard Levin, O.B.E. Assistant Head: I. Beynon-Lewis, O.B.E. ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL Editor, Women's Programmes: Miss D. M. MIss MERVYN PIKE, M.P. Stephens. (Pursuant to the Wireless Telegraphy Act, 1949, Religious Broadcasting Organiser, Television: the Postmaster General is the authority empow- Colin Beale. ered to license persons or corporate bodies to Television Training School Instructor: A. Mil- operate broadcasting stations. The B.B.C. oper- ler Jones. ates under a Royal Charter running to June 1962 and a licence issued by the Postmaster INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY General. The Independent Television Authority 14 Princes Gate, London, S.W.7. Telephone: set up under the Television Act, 1954, operates Knightsbridge 5341. under a licence issued by the Postmaster Gen- (Set up under the Television Act, 1954 which eral on April 6, 1955, for a period up to provided for setting up an Independent Tele- July 29, 1964. vision Authority to provide for ten years, or longer if Parliament so determines hereafter, BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION television broadcasting services additional to TELEVISION SERVICE those of the British Broadcasting Corporation. Television Centre, Wood Lane, London, W. The members of the Authority are appointed 12. Telephone: SHEpherds Bush 8030. by the Postmaster -General and consist of a ADMINISTRATION chairman and deputy chairman and eight other B. B. C. Director -General: Hugh Carleton Greene, members, of which three make the interests O.B.E. of Scotland, Wales and Monmouthshire and Director of Television Broadcasting: Gerald Northern Ireland, respectively, their special Beadle. care. Deputy Director of Television: Cecil McGivern, The Authority's powers include power to C.B.E. provide and work the requisite television sta- Controller Programmes, Television Broadcasting: tions under license from the Postmaster - K. A. Adam. General.) Controller, Programme Services, Television: S. J. Sir Ivone Kirkpatrick, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., (Chair- deLotbiniere, O.B.E. man), J. Alban Davies, Miss Diana Reader Controller Television Administration: S. G. Wil- Harris, W. B. Beard, O.B.E., T. H. Summer - liams, O.B.E. son, J.P., The Hon. Dame Frances Farrer, Cecil Madden, M.B.E. D.B.E., Prof. D. Talbot Rice, M.B.E., Sir John Assistants to Controller Programmes, Television: Carmichael, K.B.E., Sir Lucius O'Brien. Cecil Madden, M.B.E. Director General: Sir Robert Fraser, O.B.E. Head of Programme Planning, Television: Mn. Deputy Director General: B. C. Sendall, C.B.E. J R. Spicer. Accountant: A. S. Curbishley A.A.C.C.A., O.B.E. Business Manager: Ronald Waldman. Information Officer: J. D. R. Cuthbert. Controller, Television Service, Engineering Tele- Chief Engineer: P. A. T. Bevan, M.I.E.E. Sen., vision: M. J. L. Pulling, O.B.E. M I.R.E., O.B.E. Superintendent Engineer Television: D. C. Bir- Secretary: A. W. Pragnell, O.B.E. kenshaw, M.B.E. Chief Finance & Establishment Officer: Leonard Superintendent Engineer, Television Studios: Waight, C.M.G. H. W. Baker. INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY Superintendent Engineer, Television Outside ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON Broadcasts: T. H. Bridgewater. ADVERTISING Liaison Officer: A. C. L. Bennett, M.B.E. (The Committee, under the terms of the Televi- Head of Television Liaison Section: I. Newbig- sion Act, must be representative of organisa- E tions authorities and persons concerned with PRODUCTION S standards of conduct of advertising-including, Drama in particular, the advertising of medical or Head of Department: Michael Barry. surgical goods or services). Assistant Head: Norman Rutherford. Chairman: Glanvill Benn. Light Entertainment Committee: F. W. Adams, L. G. Anderson, Head of Department: Eric Maschwitz. J. O'Connor, H. F. Chilton, Dr. H. Gu Assistant Head: T. J. H. Sloan. Dain, Roger Diplock, Mrs. J. A. Hauff, L. W. Talks Needham, G. R. Pope, L. E. Room, W. Stewart Head of Department: Leonard Miall. Ross, Commander D. C. Kinloch, John Fergus, Assistant Head: Mrs. G. Wyndham Goldie. R. A. Bevan. Music-Head of Department: L. Salter. Secretary: A. W. Pragnell, O.B.E. Music Organiser: D. O. Thomas. Children's Programmes INDEPENDENT TELEVISION AUTHORITY Head of Department: Owen Reed. CHILDREN'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE Assistant Head: Miss U. V. Eason (Set up, under the Television Act, to give advice Programme Organiser: J. E. Rich. in connection with the broadcasting of chil- Presentation dren's programmes, it is composed of the fol- Presentation Editor: B. C. Rawes. lowing, who have experience and special in-

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RELIGIOUS ADVISORY COMMITTEE (The Authority ASSOCIATED -REDIFFUSION LTD. draws advice from the Central Television House, Religious Advisory Committee of Kingsway, London, W.C. the BBC on 2. Telephone: Holborn 7888. Studios: broad issues, but in order that it should have bley and Television Wem- regular access to advice on day-to-day matters House. it has LONDON TRANSMITTER-Monday to Friday appointed a panel of five consultants) : programmes. The Reverend Canon E. W. Heaton (Residen- Chairman: J. tiary Canon of Salisbury Spencer Wills, M.Inst.T. Cathedral) ; The Managing Director: P. Adorian, M.I.E.E., Reverend Dr. John Marsh (Principal of Mans- Brit, I.R.E. M. field College, Oxford) The Very Reverend Monsignor Directors: J. Clayton, A.C.A., Sir Edwin Her- G. A. Tomlinson (Roman Catholic bert, K.B.E., J. B. Rickatson-Hatt. Chaplain to the University of London). The DEPARTMENT Rev. Dr. E. D. Jarvis (Ex HEADS: -Moderator of the Genral Manager: Capt. T. M. 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House, Directors: Val Parnell (Managing Director), Lew Hanover Square, London, W.I. Telephone: Grade (Deputy Managing Hyde Park 7222. Northern Address: TV Director), J. A. L. dios, Stu- Drummond (Finance & Admin.), R. P. T. Didsbury, Manchester. Telephone: Gibson, Robert Didsbury 6565. Offices: Television Sir Renwick, Bart, K.B.E. C. O. House, 12 Stanley, C.B.E., Hugh Cudlipp, The Mount St., Manchester 2. Telephone: Dean - Bessborough, Earl of gate 4597. E. S. Birk. Midlands Address: TV Theatre, Drama Adviser: Hugh Beaumont. Aston Birmingham. Telephone Aston Cross 3091. Offices: Midlands Controller: Philip Dorte. City Centre House, 30 Union Production Controller: Bill Street, Birmingham 2. Telephone: Midland Ward. 6083. Leeds Press Director: Robert Stannage. Offices: Permanent House, The Sales Director: Patrick J. Henry. Headrow Leeds. Telephone: Leeds 22901. MIDLANDS TRANSMITTER-Saturday & Sun- BORDER TELEVISION LTD. day programmes. 75 Shaftesbury Ave., London, W.1. 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The Earl of An- Directors: Lord Cornwallis, K.B.E., M.C., K. trim, D.L., J.P., R.N.V.R. (Chairman), Sir St. J. Graham Dowson, Donald Geddes, Sir Francis Evans, G.B.E., K.C.M.G., (Dep. Robert Perkins, R. A. Redhead, R. Rich, B. H. Chrm.), The Right Hon. The Countess of An- Thomson, T.D., D. B. Thomson, W. H. Thom- trim, H. A. C. Catherwood, J.P., Commander son, Sir D. L. Webster, C. D. Wilson, K. Oscar Henderson, C.V.O., C.B.E., D.S.O., Winckles, M.B.E. R.N.; Captain O. W. J. Henderson, J. P. Herd - General Manager: C. D. Wilson. man, Major G. B. MacKean, Mrs. J. A. Mackie, Controller of Programmes: Roy Rich. O.B.E., Professor J. L. Montrose, LL.B., James Sales Director: Graham Dowson. J. Morton, Miss Betty Box, William Baird Mac- Company Secretary: G. H. Y. Grant. Quitty, Sir Laurence Olivier, Bernard Mc- Advertisement Manager: J. Miell. Guckian Edmund M. Roderick O'Driscoll. Head of Outside Broadcasts: Berkeley Smith. General Manager: R. Brumwell Henderson. Programme Planner: A. F. Jackman. Secretary & Chief Accountant: Barry S. John- Head of Engineering: V. G. Hawkeswood. ston, A.C.A. Head of News: Richard Clark. London Manager: M. R. Hutcheson. Head of Films: Roy Nevill. Sales Manager: Basil W. Lapworth. Head of Presentation: M. Crawford. Programme Controller: S. E. Reynolds. Publicity Manager: L. V. Barnett. Head of Presentation: C. W. Lecky-Thompson. Press Officer: Geoffrey Winnington. Technical Supervisor: F. Brady. Press Officer: S. G. Duffield. T. W. W. LTD. London Address: 187-195 Oxford Street, WESTWARD TELEVISION London, W.1. Telephone Gerrard LTD. Cardiff 6996. 56 Woodstock Street, London, W.I. Tele- Address: Pontcanna Studios, Can- phone: Hyde Park 6000. ton, Cardiff, Wales. Telephone: Cardiff 26- 633. Bristol: Royal London Bldgs., Baldwin SOUTH-WEST TRANSMITTER St., Bristol. BRistol 21515. Directors: Peter Egbert Cadbury, M..1., SOUTH WALES & WEST OF ENGLAND A.R.A.e.S., (Chairman) Sir John Gawen TRANSMITTER: Carew Pole, Bart, D.S.Ó., T.D., V.L., J.P., President: The (Joint Vice -Chairman), Sir George Colvile Rt. Hon. The Earl of Derby, Itayter Hames, C.B.É. M.A., D.L., J.P., M.C. (Joint Chairman: The Rt. Hon. Vice -Chairman), R. P. Baker, F. A., The Viscount Cilcennin, F.R.S.A., Winston Brimacombe, O.B.E., H. P.C. Michael Managing Director: Alfred Francis. Chapman, Dr. J. W. Cook, F.R.S., Directors: The Countess of Eldon, O.B.E., Frank A. Herbert Agar (USA), Sir William Hoare, C.B.E., (Managing), Baynham Carr, Sir Ifan Ab Owen Edwards, J.P., Alder- Honri, man Huw G. H. Lidstone, Emile Littler, Stephen Mitchell, T. Edwards, Alfred Francis, Sidney W. A. Hawkins, Sir Godwin Michelmore, Gilliat, A. G. Jeans, Percy Jones, J.P., Lieut- K.B.E., C.B., D.S.O., M.C., T.D., D.L., J.P., Col. H. M. Llewellyn, C.B.E., J.P, Sir Alex- The Lord ander H. Netherthor e, Hon. John F. A. St. Maxwell, K.C.M.G., Eoin Mekie, Aubyn, D.S.C., Sir James Clifford Tozer, J.P., C.B.E., Sir Grismond Philipps, C.V.O. Jack Viscount Vaughan, M.A. Hylton, Mark Chapman -Walker, C.B.E., Executive Chairman: Peter Egbert Cadbury. M.V.O., T. R. Jones. Managing Director: Frank A. Hoare. General Manager: J. R. Myers. Programme Director: Emile Littler. 698 MITCHEL-VINTEN Anglo-American co-operation

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ADVERTISING FEATURES (Entertainment features, 32 Shaftesbury Ave., London, W.1. REgent shorts, and sponsored 3915. shorts) Directors: Leon Goodman, Richard Meyer, E. Palmer. Renee ARDMORE STUDIOS (IRELAND) LTD. (Advertising Magazines) Bray, Co. Wicklow, Eire. BRay 2971. Reg. office, 11 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, ADVERTISING FILMS LTD. Erie, Tele.: Dublin 76159-9. 28 Lexington St., London, W.1. Telephone: Directors: Gerrard 0238-9. Louis Elliman, J. Emmet Dalton, C. Managing Director: J. Kane. P. McGrath, A. Elliman. (Cartoon, live action, puppets and studio facili- ties.) ARROW FILM DISTRIBUTORS LTD. ADVISION 26 Noel Street, London, W.1. Telephone: LTD. Gerrard 9449. 83 New Bond Street, London, W.1. Tele- phone: GRosvenor 3342. Chairman & Managing Director: John George Directors: K. S. Hibberd, J. Gordon, H. Marshall, Taylor. G. K. Whetstone. (Entertainment and advertising material) (Sound recording, mixing studio, cartoon, puppet and live action programmes and commercials; ASPECT PRODUCTIONS LTD. Studio facilities). The Studio, 16 Maida Vale, London, W.9. Telephone: Cunningham ALPHA 3341-3. TV SERVICES (BIRMINGHAM) Managing Director: G. W. Howarth. LTD. (Live action, puppets, photo animation). TV Theatre, Aston, Birmingham, 6. Directors: Howard Thomas, B. R. Greenhead, ASSOCIATED BRITISH PICTURE CORPO- Philip Dorte, J. A. L. Drummond. RATION LTD. General Manager: Frank Beale. Elstree Studios, Boreham Wood, Elstree, (Studios). Herts: Telephone: Elstree 1600. ALVA FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Directors: Sir Philip Warter (Chairman), Eric Denham Green Close, Denham, Bucks: Tele- G. M. Fletcher, M.P., (Dep. Chrm.), C. J. phone: Denham 2788. Latta (Managing), Robert Clark, D. J. Good - Directors: Michael Delamar, The Countess Jelli- latte. coe, Pamela Peniakoff, Wm. A. Croft, (Entertainment material) F.S.A.A. F.C.A., (Production facilities). ASSOCIATED BRITISH-PATHE LTD. Film House, Wardour Street, London, W.1. AMO PRODUCTIONS Telephone: Gerrard 0444. (The Archie McCulloch Organisation) 227 (Commercials and studio facilities). Bath St., Glasgow, C. 2 Tel. Central 7651. Grams, Starmaker, Glasgow: Archie Mc- ATHOS FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Culloch (M.D.), David Gibson 38 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: (Exec.). Gerrard (Documentaries, features, newsreels, 9151-2. Telegrams: Athosfilms, cials.) commer- Wesdo. Directors: H. R. Hughes, P. G. A. Bucknall, A. EAMONN ANDREWS STUDIOS LTD. G. Eggleton, G. K. E. Hughes, M. B. Bucknall. 40 Henry St., Dublin, Ireland. Telephone: (Prestige, industrial, scientific films). Dublin 44997. Directors: Eamonn Andrews, Dermod Cafferky, AUGUSTA PRODUCTIONS LTD. Lorcan Bourke. 33 Bruton Street, London, W.1. Telephone: (Tape, disc-recording, filming.) Mayfair 9381. Directors: Joseph Janni, ANGLO -SCOTTISH PICTURES Jack Lee, Stella Janni, Shepperton LTD. Laurie Lee. Studios, Shepperton, Middle- (Documentaries, TV commercials) sex. Telephone: Chertsey 2611. London of- fice: 125 Pall Mall, S. W. I. Telephone: AUSTRALIAN BROADCASTING Whitehall 0308. COMMISSION Directors: Barnard Davies (Chairman), Leonard 54 Portland Place, London, W.1. Telephone: Reeve, J. Crichton Slagg, B.A., J.P., Norman Langham 9601. Snowden, Lindsay Turner, M.A. Cables: Austcast, London. (TV films). Overseas Representative: T. W. Bearup. ANIMATION ASSOCIATES LTD. AUTOCUE 143 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- (GREAT BRITAIN) LTD. phones: Gerrard 1163 and 4142. 7 Harley Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Langham 5391-4. Directors: G. C. Chambers, K. J. Samson, J. D. Chambers, D. R. Horne. Manager: B. G. Rawson. (Animated cartoon films). (Electric Script Cueing and Prompting Aids). ANVIL FILMS LTD. HAROLD BAIM PRODUCTIONS Beaconsfield LTD. Studios, B field, Bucks. 199 Piccadilly, London, W.1. Telephone: Telephone: Beaconsfield 557. Regent 5640. Directors: Ken Cameron, Ralph N. May, R. K. T. Directors: Harold Bairn, Glenda Bairn. Scrivener, R. I. C. H. Warren. (TV films). 700 BASIC FILMS LTD. CHRISTINE BRUCE PRODUCTIONS LTD. National House, 60/66 Wardour Street, Lon- 1 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: 8788. Gerrard 7015. don, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard Directors: J. B. Napier -Bell. Leon Clore (Man- Chairman & Producer: Danny Carter. aging), John Taylor, E. P. Aizlewood. (Live action programme material, animation & (Live action and cartoon commercials). cartoons). BRUNNER LLOYD & CO. LTD. B ERKELEY FILMS LTD. 23 Denmark Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- 54 Upper Montagu Street, London, W.1. phone: Temple Bar 2519. 5844. Telephone: Paddington Directors: G. M. Lloyd, P. Brunner, C. Hutson. Directors: G. Brian Stanford, Elwyn Ambrose. (Entertainment and advertising material). (Advertising Material). BURLINGTON FILMS LTD. B IOGRAPHIC CARTOON FILMS LTD. 71 Baker St., London W.1. Telephone: Wet - 90 Dean Street, London, W.1. Telephone: beck 0322. Gerrard 9682. Directors: John F. Argyle (Managing), G. W. A. Directors: Bob Godfrey, Keith Learner, V. E. Gray (Secretary). Linnecar, N. Hanna. (TV films). (Cartoon, live action, puppets). BURNELL PRODUCTIONS LTD. BIRMINGHAM COMERCIAL FILMS LTD. 98 Mount Street, London, W.1. Telephone: B. C. F. Studio Centre, Slade Road, Erding- Grosvenor 1463. ton, Birmingham 23. Telephone: EAS 3511 Directors: G. J. Burger, C. W. Burger. (7 lines). (Entertainment material). 8-10 Lozells Road, Birmingham 19. Tele- phone: Birmingham North 8486. HENRY CALDWELL PRODUCTIONS LTD. W.9. Telephone: (Industrial films. TV Commercials, TV News- 12 Maida Vale, London, reels, studio facilities). Cunningham 6976. Directors: Henry Caldwell, John Caldwell. BODICEA FILM STUDIOS (Producers: Live and filmed TV shows, Docu- 10 West Hill Road, London, S.W.18. Tele- mentaries, filmlets). phone: Vandyke 5505. CALEDONIAN NEWS REVIEW LTD. Managing Director: J. Searle -Shirley. 100 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- Production Director: K. A. Guy. phone: Gerard 0702. (Entertainment & Advertising material). Managing Director: R. R. Bucknell. B OULTON-HAWKER FILMS LTD. (Newsreels, documentary and shorts) Hadleigh, Suffolk. Telephone: Hadleigh 2235. CARPELL FILM AND TELEVISION SERV- ICES LTD. Directors: K. P. Boulton, M. J. Boulton. Queens House, Leicester Square, London, B REVES FILMS W.C.2. Telephone: Gerrard 5447. 9 Oxford Street, Manchester. Telephone: Directors: G. W. Stevenson (Managing), Trevor Central 1525. W. Jackson, T. H. McL. Carpenter, M.B.K.S., Sales Manager: Edward Higgins. H. j. Hyams. (Entertainment and advertising material). (Advertising, documentaries, news coverage). BRITISH ALFA FILMS LTD. CAVALIER FILMS LTD. 148 Southampton Row, London, W.C.1. 34 Deacon's Hill Road, Elstree, Herts: Tele- Telephone: Terminus 1195. phone: Elstree 1403. Directors: P. A. Haymsen, Henry Haymsen. Chairman & Managing Director: J. E. Rogers, F.R. P. S. (Entertainment and advertising material). (Specialised films, documentary, commercials). BRITISH COMMONWEALTH INTERNA- CBS NEWS TIONAL NEWSFILM AGENCY LTD. 26 Hallam Street, London, W.I. Telephone: 10 School Road, London, N.W.10. Telephone: Longhorn 1166. Elgar 7733. Chief of the London Bureau: Alexander Kendrick. Managing Editor: Kenneth Dick. (News, radio and Commercial Manager: Norman Dickson. TV coverage). (International newsfilm service). J. D. CHAMBERS & PARTNERS LTD. 143 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- BRITISH DOCUMENTARY FILMS LTD. phone: Gerard 0719. 37 Furzehill Road, Boreham Wood, Herts. Telephone: Elstree 2646. (Titling, animation, special effects). Directors: Ronald Haines (Managing), Jean CINEVISTA LTD. Haines. 108 Melrose Avenue, London, N.W.2. Tele- (Entertainment material, studio facilities). phone: Gladstone 6879 and 13 Harley Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Museum 9661. B RITISH FILMS LTD. Managing Director: J. Cassin -Scott. 199 Piccadilly, London, W.1. Telephone: Re- (Entertainment and advertising material). gent 2828. Directors: The Marquess of Linlithgow (Chair- PETE COLLINS LTD. man). K. L. Lockstone, O.B.E. (Managing), 39 Rookfield Avenue, London, N.10. Tele- H. Russell Smith, M. Lockstone. phone: Tudor 7263. (Live commercial, animation, special effects, studio Managing Director: James Alfred (Pete) Collins. facilities). (Artists). BRITISH NEWSREEL ASSOCIATION SERV- CONBARR LTD. ICES LTD. 19 Chapel Side, London, W.2. Telephone: 7 Great Russell St., London, W.C.1. Tele- Bayswater 6033. phone: Longhorn 7251. Directors: A. Paul Barralet, Derrick de Marney, Chairman: E. T. Adams. W. Price. (Newsreel service). (TV programme material, commercials).

70i CONNAUGHT FILMS LTD. DE WOLFE LTD. 3-4 Berners Street, London, W.1. Telephone 80/82 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- (Production Office) Flaxman 6575/6. phone: Gerrard 4933-4. Directors: Patrick Young, Ronald Carodoc-Evans, Directors: James Sylvester de Wolfe, Meyer de Margaret Johns. Wolfe. (Library record music, original scores). MARCUS COOPER LTD. 48a, Charibert Street, London, N.W.B. Tele- WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS LTD. phone: Primrose 5098. 68 Pall Mall, London, S.W.1. Telephone: Directors: M. F. Cooper, V. M. P. Cooper. Trafalgar 8010. (Sponsored films) Cables: Mickmouse, London. Directors: Thomas Swan, M.A., LL.B., Cyril CO-OPTED ARTS LTD. James, F.C.A., Cyril Edgar S. L. Forwood, 19 Charing Cross Road, London, W.C.2. F.C.A., E. J. Davis. Telephone: Trafalgar 6631. (Distributors TV Films). Directors: Alan Russell, Aveling Ginever. DORIAN (Entertainment & Advertising material). FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. 20 Oxford St., Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1. Tele- CONSUL FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. phone: Newcastle 21837. 145 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- Directors: J. Philipson, M.A., G. R. Carr, phone: Gerrard 4566. A.I.B.P., G. D. Peel. Directors: Gordon O'Connell, A. O'Connell. (Commercial, industrial, documentary filins). (Entertainment production) DORLAND ADVERTISING LTD. COUNTRYMAN FILMS LTD. Haymarket House, 28 Haymarket, London, 1 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: S.W.1. Telephone: WHitehall 4366. Gerrard 7015. Directors: G. Farrar (Managing), A. R. Hale, Directors: Grahame Tharp, T. C. Borrie. B. E. Hale, G. A. J. Bevan, J. W. Triggs. (Entertainment material). (Commercials, viewing theatre). DRUMMER FILMS LTD. COUNTY FILMS LTD. Rank Laboratories Ltd., Denham, Uxbridge, 12 D'Arblay Street, London, W.1. Tele- Middlesex. Telephone: Denham 2323. phone: Gerrard 8544. Man. Dir.: Martin M. Harris, (Producer). Directors: T. A. Glover, K. Glover. Filin Director: Ian Barnes. (Live action and cutting rooms). K. CREST FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. DUBLIN FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. The Film Studios, St. Nicholas Road, 11 St. Stephen's Green, Dublin, Eire. Brighton 1. Telephone: Brighton 20905/6. Directors: Louis Elliman, Emmet Dalton, Robert Directors: Derrick C. Wynne, Russell H. Lloyd. Baker. (Feature, TV, Documentary & Advertising films). (Film versions of Abbey Theatre plays with the Abbey Theatre company). CRESTVIEW PRODUCTIONS LTD. Kendal House, 203 Regent St., London, W.1. EAGLE STUDIO LTD. Telephone: Regent 5681-2-3. Cables: Helpful, 11 St. James's Place London, S.W.1. Tele- London. phone: Grosvenor 5441-2-3. Directors: Ian R. Warren, T. L. Donald. Directors: Anthony Gilkison (Chairman), L. A. (TV series). D'Arcy Pearce, R. F. Hopkins. (Animation, puppet & model film producers). EMMET DALTON LTD. EDITORIAL FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. 1 25 Street, Lon- Bank Chambers, Jermyn Cine House, 8 St. Anne's Court, Wardour don, W.1. Telephone: Regent 3124 - . - and Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 5331-3. 8332. Chairman: Emmet Dalton. Producer: J. Mellor. (Live action). (Documentary Films, cutting rooms, preview theatre). DANZIGER PRODUCTIONS LTD. New Elstree Studios, Elstree Road, Elstree, EDUCATIONAL & TELEVISION FILMS LTD. Herts: Telephone: Elstree 3232. 164 Shaftesbury Ave., London, W.C.2. Tele- Managing Director: Erik F. Blakemore. phone: Gerrard 4753/4. (TV and feature filins). General Manager: Stanley Forman. DATA FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. EMPIRE FILM PRODUCTIONS 21 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: Quality House, 1-2 Wardour Street, London, Gerrard 2826. W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 9921. (Documentaries, entertainment and advertising Directors: Moss Goodman, L. S. Goodman. films). (Animated cartoon and entertainment films). FRANCIS DAY AND HUNTER LTD. EWART & COMPANY (STUDIO) LTD. 16 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: 48 Glebe Place, London, S.W.3. Telephone: Gerrard 8275-6. Flaxman 1088-9. Bryan Bradley. Managing Director: Keith Ewart. (Recorded music library). (Cinema, TV commercials). DENTON de GRAY AGENCY LTD. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS LTD. National House, 60/66 Wardour Street, Lon- Registered Office: 34 Ely Place, London, don, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 5927/9. E.C.1. (Casting). Directors: Douglas Fairbanks, K.B.E., D.S.C., Sir Edwin Herbert, K.B.E., H. Alan Hawes, DE LANE LEA PROCESSES LTD. F.C.A., Tom White, M.B.E., Peter A. C. Mar- 12 Moor Street, London, W.1. Telephone: riott, Thomas Clyde. Gerrard 8105. (TV Filins). Directors: Paul Adorian, F.C.G.I., M.I.E.E., M. Brit. I.R.E. (Chairman), Major W. de Lane E. J. FANCEY PRODUCTIONS LTD. Lea, C.G. (Jut. Man.), Howard Baillie (Jnt. Queen's House, Leicester Square, London, hiss.), Captain A. E. M. Raynsford. W.C.2. Telephone: Gerrard 8770. (Entertainment & Advertising films; Sound Re- Producer: Edwin John Fancey. cording, Foreign Version Dubbing). (Entertainment & Advertising Films). 702 FILM AVIATION SERVICES LTD. Directors: W. H. Baddeley (Managing), C. W. "Stone Court," Smallfield Road, Holley, Bending, E. J. Chard, A. M. Wright. Surrey: Telephone: Horley 3652. Cables: (Industrial, advertising, educational and religious Filmair, Holley, England. films). Managing Director: Capt. John Crewdson, A. R. Ae. S. GATEWAY TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS (Aerial Camera Work, Unit Transportation Stu- LTD. dio mock-ups). 470 Green Lanes, Palmers Green, London, N.13. Telephone: Palmers Green 1003 and FILM CENTRE LTD. 7440. 24/25 Conduit Street, London, W.1. Tele- Directors: W. H. Baddeley, C. W. Bending, phone: Mayfair 8661. E. J. Chard, W. B. Tucker, A. M. Wright. Directors: John Grierson, Stuart Legg, Ernestine (TV and documentary films). Roberts, Raymond Spottiswoode. (International distribution TV material). G. H. W. PRODUCTIONS LTD. Registered Office: 42 Welbeck St., London, FILM HOUSE PRODUCTIONS LTD. W.1. The Gate Recording Theatre, Maxwell Film House, 142 Wardour Street, London, Road, Elstree Way, Boreham Wood, Herts: W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 6461. Telephone: Elstree 2080. Sales Manager: S. S. Wheeler. Directors: Peter Rogers, Betty E. Box, O.B.E. ; (Public Relations, Industrial and Entertainment F. V. T. Heath, E. J. Edwards. films). Secretary: W. V. Townsend. FILM PARTNERSHIP LTD. GEE FILMS LTD. 246 Great Portland Street, London, W.1. 19 Charing Cross Road, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Euston 5292/4. Telephone: Trafalgar 6631. Directors: Richard Dimbleby, C.B.E. (Chairman), Director: Aveling Ginever. R. M. Angell (Managing), M. E. Johns, A. G. (Entertainment and advertising material). Wooster, John Haines (Secretary). (Programme material, commercials, documentary GLASS SELTZER LTD. and industrial films). 16 Leinster Mews, London, W.2. Telephone: Ambassador 3601. FILMS OF INDUSTRY Directors: Marlon Brando, George Glass, Walter 115 London Rd., Bromley, Kent. Seltzer, W. Kirby, Maurice Lambert, Jcck (Specialized films, pre- and post -prod. service). MacGregor, Alan Normand, J. Smith. (TV films). FILM SURVEYS LTD. 54 Upper Montagu Street, London, W.1. GLOBAL TELEVISION SERVICES LTD. Telephone: Ambassador 5494/5. Kendal House, 203 Regent Street, London, Directors: G. Brian Stanford, H. W. Dallas. W.1. Telephone: Regent 5681-3. (Medical, technical and documentary films). Directors: Ian R. Warren (Man.), T. L. Donald, C. P. Philipsen (Danish). FILM WORKSHOP LTD. (Purchasing agent of TV filmed programmes for Aulcom House, St. Martin's Street, Lon- Australian Broadcasting Commission). don, W.C.2. Telephone: Whitehall 8396. Managing Director: Dennis R. Shand. GRIFFIN ANIMATIONS LTD. (Entertainment and advertising material). Castle Hill, Maidenhead, Berkshire. Tele- phone: Maidenhead 921 and 4315, 1676. MAURICE FORD TELEVISION SERVICE Managing Director: J. M. Griffin. 73 Delamere Road, London, W.5. Telephone: (Animated cartoons). Ealing 4347. Cabies: Mauriford, London. Directors: Maurice Ford, G. A. Ford. GROUP TWO ANIMATION LTD. (Entertainment & Advertising material). 1-3, Halford Road Richmond, Surrey. Tele- phone: Richmond 5865. FOUR FALCONERS LTD. Directors: Geoffrey W. Collins, David M. Live- National House, 60, Wardour Street, Lon- sey. don, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 5158. (Animated cartoon films). Directors: James Robertson Justice, Richard Meyer. GUILD TELEVISION SERVICE LTD. (TV Programme Producers). (Associate of the Film Producers Guild Ltd) FOUR PROVINCES FILMS LTD. Exchange Court, London, W.C.2. Telephone: 30, Landsdowne Road, Dublin. Telephone: Covent Garden 2733. Dublin 63362. Directors: E. P. L. Pelly (Chairman), W. H. Cables: Profilms, Dublin. Williams (Managing), A. T. Burlinson, K. Lock- Directors: John Ford, Brian Desmond Hurst, The hart Smith. Lord Killanin, Michael Scott. Secretary: E. W. Beckett. (Feature & TV films). (Commercials). FREMANTLE INTERNATIONAL, INC. HALAS AND BATCHELOR CARTOON FILMS Axtell House, Warwick St. London, W.1. LTD. Telephone: Gerrard 8227 Lysbeth House, Soho Square, London, W.1. UK Sales Manager: Douglas Jackson. Studios: 2 Dean St., London, W.1. Offices in Continental Sales: Angela Cuthbertson. U.S.A.: Louis de Rochemont Associates Inc., (Distributors TV programme material). 380 Madison Ave., N. Y. 17, N. Y. Telephone: Gerrard 7681-2-3. GATE FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Directors: John Halas, Joy Batchelor, S. Eckman, 145 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- Jr., C.B.E. (USA). phone: Garrand 4566. (Commercials, studio facilities). Directors: Gordon O'Connell, A. O'Connell. (Industrial, TV and advertising films). HENRY HALL ENTERPRISES LTD. Steinway Hall, 1 & 2 George Street, Han- GATEWAY FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. over Square, London, W.1. Telephone: May- 470 Green Lanes, Palmers Green, London, fair 1892. N. 13. Telephone: Palmers Green 1003 and Directors: Henry Hall, Michael Hall. 7440. (Artistes, Programmes, Scripts, TV and Radio). 703 HALLIFORD STUDIOS IMPACT PRODUCTIONS LTD. Manygate Lane, Shepperton, Middx.: Tele- Head Office: 44 Newman Street, London, phone: Walton -on -Thames 26341. Cables: W.1. Telephone: Langham 8956. Hallifilms. Directors: Gaston Charpentier, Ronald Hawker. Directors: D. R. Andrews, E. S. Andrews, B. (Documentaries, public relations, entertainment Davies, L. A. Reeve, N. Snowden. filins). Secretary: J. E. C. Slagg, J.P. Studio Manager: Eugene Andrews. IMPACT TELEFILMS LTD. Head office: 44 Newman St., London, W. 1. STEWART HARDY FILMS LTD. Telephone: Langham 8956. Imperial Studios, Maxwell Road, Elstree Studio: 13 Rathbone St., London, W.1. Way, Boreham Wood, Herts: Telephone: Directors: Ronald Hawker, Gaston Charpentier. Elstree 3730. (TV, commercials and entert. films). Directors: R. K. Hardy, F. P. Dards, J. R. F. ITC-INCORPORATED TELEVISION COM- Stewart. PANY LTD. (Animation, diagram, cartoon films). 235 Regent Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Regent 4161; Telegraphic address: Eyetecce HARTLEY-WARD FILMS LTD. Wesdo, London. 3 Albemarle Street, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Mayfair 9361. Chairman: Prince Littler. Managing Director: B. Charles Dean. Managing Director: Lew Grade. (Entertainment and advertising material). Directors: Hugh Beaumont, E. S. Birk, J. A. L. Drummond, Leslie Grade, Sid Hymns, Val HAWTHORNE MOTION PICTURE CO. LTD. Parnell. 1 Hyde Park Place, London, W.2. Tele- (Producer, distributors of program material). phone: Paddingon 2463. Cables: GEFILM, London. INDEPENDENT CINE ART LTD. 76 Brewer Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Director: S. J. H. Ward. Gerrard 2337. HARPER, Directors: Anne Balfour Fraser, T. P. Burrill, CAMPBELL FILMS, LTD. M. C. O. Luke, R. O. M. 8 Hill Street, Edinburgh, 2. Scotland. Tele- Crewdon, Eric Falk. phone: Caledonian 1551. (Entertainment material). Directors: Alan Harper, H. Cooper. INDEPENDENT FILM DISTRIBUTORS LTD. (Producers, production facilities). Television House, Kingsway, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Holborn 7888. HAWKE STUDIOS LTD. Directors: John Spencer Wills, M. Inst. T. (Chair- 22 Chenies Street, London, W.C.1. Tele- man), P. Adorian, F.C.G.I., M.I.E.E. (Manag- phone: Museum 7441. ing), J. Clayton, F.C.A., Sir Edwin Ilerbert, (Advertising K.B.E., J. B. Rickatson-Hatt. designers). Secretary: A. W. Groocock, F.C.I.S. Distribution Manager: HEARST METROTONE NEWS, INC. L. Inkester. Telenews-News of the Day, c/o Pathe INTELFILMS LTD. News, Film House, Wardour St., London, 144 Piccadilly, London, W.1. Telephone: W.1. Telephone: GErrard 0444 Ext. 139. Mayfair 8272. London Representative: A. A. Tunwell. Directors: John Heyting, Brian Kingcome, E. M. (Theatrical and TV Commercials). Smedley Aston. (TV films). HELIOS TELEFILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. 17 Pembridge Place, London, W.2. Tele- INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING CO. phone: Bayswater 5703. LTD. Directors: Otto Kreisler, C. H. Bonner, A. F. 35 Portland Place, London, W.1. Telephone: Kreisler. Langham 2000. (Television films). Directors: Capt. L. F. Plugge (Chairman), A. G. Plugge, W. E. Wood, Allen E. Stagg. HERON FILMS (Sound recording service). 24 Denmark Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- phone: Covent Garden 0451-4 3941/5. INTERNATIONAL TELEVISION SERVICES LTD. Directors: E. W. Cotton, R. N. M. Armitage, ATV House, 17 Great Cumberland Place, Ted Cotton, Russell Lloyd, Michael Westmore, London, W.1. Telephone: R. Hamond. Ambassador 8040. Secretary: R. Walker. Directors: Howard Thomas, Norman R. Collins, (Entertainment, advertising and industrial films, Val Parnell, Dr. Eric G. M. Fletcher. live action, cartoon, mobile units). Secretary: M. J. Brown. (Management, programming, adv. tech. rep. over- GERARD HOLDSWORTH LTD. seas TV companies.) 3 Deanery Street, London, W.1. INTER -STATE FILMS LTD. Directors: Gerald A. IIoldsworth, Mary V. Holds - National House, 60 Wardour Street, Lon- worth, P. H. Filmer -Sankey. don, W.1. (Documentaries, TV program material). Directors: George Maynard, John Dark. I. S. 12. Whiteside. HOWARD & HOWARD LTD. (Features TV and 42 Bruton Place, London, W.1. Telephone: advertising films). Mayfair 5561. PETER JANSON-SMITH LTD. Directors: Annesley Guy Aldred, Barrington 50 Westminster Palace Gardens, Artillery Howard, John Crossley Howard, Cyril Ramsay Row, London, S.W.1. Telephone: Abbey Jones. 6159. production). (TV advertising Managing Director: Peter Janson -Smith. (Literary agency). JACK HYLTON TELEVISION PRODUC- TIONS LTD. CYRIL JENKINS PRODUCTIONS LTD. 3 Savile Row, London, W.1. Telephone: 12 Orange St., London W.C.2. Telephone: Regent 6711. Whitehall 7183. Directors: Jack Hylton, K.C.M.G., John Baxter, Directors: Cyril G. Jenkins, J. M. Jenkins. Hugh Charles. (Entertainment and advertising material). 704 J. JINGLES LTD. MARTIN FILMS LTD. JOHNNY JOHNSTON-J. W.1. 22 Denmark Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- 23 Albemarle Street, London, phone: Temple Bar 1456, 3081, 3082. Directors: John Martin, G. Baird Smith, Kenneth (TV Jingles). Pakeman, R. J. Eagle, F.C.A. (Documentary television, short & feature films). KAVANAGH PRODUCTIONS LTD. 201 Regent Street, London, W.1. Telephone: MARATHON TV NEWSREEL Regent 7811-4. 73 Delamere Road, Ealing, London, W.5. Directors: Sid Colin, Kevin Kavanagh, April Telephone: Ealing 4347. Cables: Mauriford, Young, Sonny Zahl, John Hayes. London. (Writers and artists representation). Directors: Konstantin Kaiser, Maurice Ford. (Newsreel coverage). KENNETH KING ENTERPRISES "The Studio", Great Woodcote Park, Pur- Telephone: Uplands 7875. MARTLET PRODUCTIONS LTD. ley, Surrey. Road, (Scripts, cartoon and animation service). The Film Studios, St. Nicholas Brighton, 1 .Telephone: Brighton 20905-6. KINOCRAT FILMS LTD. Director: Derrick Wynne. Kinocrat House, Cromwell Road, London, (Feature, documentary, TV & Advertising, S.W.7. Telephone: Frobisher 2242-4. equipment hirers). Cables: Kinocrat, London. Studios: Kinocrat House and The Studio, MASH ENGINEERING MODELS LTD. Colville Houses, Talbot Road, London, W.11. 54-62 Regent Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Regent 7616. Director: Gerald Cookson, F.I.B.P. (Managing). (Commercials, studio and sound recording facili- Managing Director: H. J. Anthony. ties). (Scale models and displays). LANGTON FILMS LTD. MEADWAY PRODUCTIONS LTD. 34 South Molton Street, London, W.1. Tele- 1-2 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Mayfair 6557. phone: Gerrard 9925. Directors: A. H. P. Hope, John Croydon, Peter Directors: Morton M. Lewis, L. G. Knight, C. A. Crane, Alfred Shaughnessy. Day. (Entertainment material). (Commercials, studio facilities). LEWIS, DAY & KNIGHT FILMS & TV PRO- DUCTIONS LTD. M. E. FILMS LTD. 1-2 Wardour Street, London. W.1. Tele- 43 North Audley Street, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Gerrard 9925. phone: Hyde Park 2418. Directors: Morton M. Lewis, L. G. Knight, C. A. Directors: R. Montgomerie, C. A., P. E. Hyne. Day. (TV films). (Ent. advt. and doc. films). NICOLE MILINAIR PRODUCTIONS LTD. LINFILMS LTD. 36 Dover Street, London, W.1. Telephone: 3M House, 103 Wigmore Street, London, W.1. 4766. Telephone: Hunter 2441. Mayfair Nicole George Fowler, P. Directors: R. W. Bond, A. A. Johnson, S. John Directors: Milinair, Woods. Cruikshank. (Advertising films). (TV films). LTD. LITTLE, KING & PARTNERS, LTD. MONITOR TELEFILMS 93/95 Wardour Street, London, W.1. REgent Registered Address: 80 Wimpole Street, 4423/4. Telegrams: Filmprod Wesdo London. London, W.1. Cables: Film prod., London. Directors: Bernard Carey, R. P. Kalman, Directors: T. G. Little, Robert King, M.B.E., E. A.C.I.E.A. K. King. (TV programme material, cartoon series). (Production facilities, entertainment and adver- tising films). BOB MONKHOUSE AND DENIS GOODWIN AGENCY ASSOCIATED LOCATION SOUND FACILITIES LTD. 52 Upper Montagu Street London, W.1. Lancaster Mews, Richmond Hill, Surrey: Telephone: Paddington 9705/5392. Telephone: Richmond 6625. Directors: R. A. Monkhouse, D. I. Goodwin, (Equipment hire). E. A. Davis. (Comedy package show -sketches, artists & writers LONDON FILM (Television Services) Ltd. represented). 146 Piccadily, London, W.1. Telephone: MOTION PICTURE AND TELEVISION Mayfair 8272. FACILITIES LTD. Directors: Vincent Korda, Sir David Cunynghame. (Entertainment material). 262 Watford Way Hendon, London, N.W. Telephone: Sunnyhill 0131. MACQUEEN FILM ORGANISATION LTD. Directors: S. D. Onions, Charles W. Green. West Street, Bromley, Kent. Telephone: (Producers programme material). Ravensbourne 8995 and 9755. MSS RECORDING COMPANY LTD. Directors: W. S. Macqueen, S. G. Grimshaw, Colnbrook, Bucks: Telephone: Coinbrook M. M. M. A. Macqueen (Secretary), D. Mac - 2431. queen. Genral Manager: J. W. Barrow, A.M.I.P.E. (Advertising, documentary, scientific films & (Recording equipment, Audio and Video mag. commercials). record, tape). MANCUNIAN FILM CORPORATION MUSICAL -CREATIVE PRACTITIONERS 3 The Parsonage, Manchester, 3. Telephone: 18 Plato Road, London, S.W.2. Telephone: Manchester, Blackfriars 1023. Brixton 5364. Directors: Thomas Blakeley, John E. Blakeley. Directors: Monti de Lyle, Frank R. Booth. (Entertainment & advertising material). (Musical programs, jingles, etc.). 705 CECIL MUSK LTD. PARKSIDE FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Seven Hills Road, Cobham, Surrey. Tele- 18 Rupert Street, London, W.1. Telephone: phone: Cobham Surrey 2617. Gerrard 5861. Directors: Edward Cecil Musk, Gretchen Roma Directors: E. Gelardi, A. M. G. Gerlardi. Musk. (TV films). (Producers programme material). PAXTON RECORDS NATIONAL CROADCASTING COMPANY Paxton House, 36-38 Dean Street, London, INC. W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 4801. 2, Mansfield Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Manager: recorded msuic department-Austin Langham 7778/9. Rayner. (Music library on disc Bureau Chief: Joseph C. Harsch. for films, TV and radio). Office Manager: Miss Florence Peart. PEAK FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. NATIONAL FILM AGENCY-(STOTT & 37 Devonshire Street, London, W.1. Tele- BARROW LTD.) phone: Welbeck 2994. Managing 62-64-74 Victoria Street Manchester 3. Tele- Director: J. S. Frieze. phone: Blackfriars 0334-5. Studio: 351 Great (Live action). Western Street, Manchester 13. Telephone: Rushholme 6051. PEARL & DEAN (PRODUCTIONS) LTD. Directors: E. Barrow (Managing), E. Stott, 17 Berkeley Street, London, W.1. Tele- E. Knowles (Secretary). phone: Mayfair 7494 and Southall Studios, (Features, shorts, newsreel and TV coverage, Gladstone Road, Southall, Middlesex. Tele- studio facilities, cutting rooms, editing, light- phone: Southall 3281. ing, etc). Directors: Ernest Pearl (Chairman), R. W. Dean, C. Pearl, Eric Dane. NATIONAL INTEREST PICTURE PRODUC- (Commercials). TIONS LTD. 21 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone PENTAGON FILM TITLES LTD. Gerrard 5843. 12 Duke Street St. James, London, S.W.1. Directors: H. T. De Vere Clifton (Chairman), Telephone: Whitehall 6640 and 69881/2. D. F. Cantlay, A. E. C. Hopkins (Managing), Directors: D. P. Furderer, D. H. Dobbs, E. Smith - J. A. Booth (Secretary). Morris, G. Kirk. (Diagrammatic, model & cartoon animation, (Feature, TV series, titles, sub -titling). instructional, advertising films). PEREGRINE FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. NATIONAL SCREEN SERVICE LTD. Reg. Office: Furnival House, 14/16 High Hol- Nascreno House, Soho Square, London, W.1. born, London, W.C.1. Telephone: Gerrard 4851-5. Director: Kay Mander. Massaging Director: Antony L. Haynes. (Specialised films, U. K. & Overseas). (Producers trailers, short TV films). PHOENIX FILMS LTD. N. T. A. INTERNATIONAL INC. 30-31 Hanover Court, 4 Hanover Street, Lon- Eagle House, 109 Jermyn Street, London, don, W.1. Telephone: Mayfair 9692. S.W.1. Telephone: Trafalgar 1127. Directors: Leon Cassel -Gerard, Tom Conway, Vice-President: Vernon Burns. Cyril Campion, Bernard Knowles, George Mills. (TV films). NATIONAL TELEFILM ASSOCIATES (U. K.) LTD. PINSCHEWER FILMS, LTD. Eagle House 109 Jermyn Street, London, S.W.1. 102 Bishopsgate, London, E.C.2. Telephone: Telephone: Trafalgar 1127. London Wall 2121. Massaging Director: Vernon Burns. Directors: Julius Pinschewer, L. J. Burgess. (Producers, distributors films for cinema and TV). (Secretary). (Advertising material, NEW FACES cartoons). 2 Down Street Mews, London, W.1. PLATO FILMS LTD. Directors: Tony Chalmers, Joy Moir. (Model, artists services). 164 Shaftesbury Ave., London, W.C.2. Managing Director: Stanley Forman. (Entertainment and documentary material. Film RAY O'BRIEN FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Library). 314-318 Eccles New Road, Salford 5, Lancs: Telephone: Pendleton 1229. PLYMOUTH FILMS LTD. (Production facilities). Film House, Ford Park Lane, Plymouth. Telephone: Plymouth 61306 and 61545. NICHOLAS CARTOON FILMS LTD. Managing Director: J. D. Dooley. 29/31 Bell Street, Henley-on-Thames, Oxon. (Shorts, commercials, news coverage, script serv- Telephone: Henley-on-Thames 1205. ice). Directors: D. N. Spargo, P. M. Spargo. (Cartoon, diagram, photo animation, etc.). PRECISION FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. 8 Clifford Street, London, W.1. Telephone: ORB FILM DISTRIBUTION LTD. Regent 6684. Vernon House, 40 Shaftesbury Ave., London, Directors: Frank H. W. Cox, David Henley, T. W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 8282. B. R. Zichy, Anhony F. Page, Michael Forster. Directors: Nat Miller, Louise Miller, G. B. Hol- (Entertainment and advertising material). land. (TV Films). THE PREMIER AGENCY "Central House", 12 Great Newport Street, ORION PICTURE CORPORATION London, W.C.2. Telephone: Temple Bar 98 Mount Street London, W.1. Telephone: 0368. Grosvenor 1463 & 1367. Proprietor: E. J. Hinge, C.B.E. (Entertainment material). (Artists, scripts agents). 706 S. PRESBURY & CO. LTD. REALIST FILM UNIT LTD. Gloucester House, 19 Charing Cross Road, (In association with Anvil Films Ltd.) London, W.C.2. Telephone: Whitehall 3601. 9 Great Chapel Street, London, W.1. Tele- 1958-9. Directors: P. S. Presbury (Governing), J. Guy phone: Gerrard Presbury, R. Salisbury, W. J. Smith. Directors: Mrs. Lawrence Wright, Basil Wright. (Live, animation & puppet commercials). John Alderson, Ralph May, Ken Cameron. (TV and documentary, films, special effects, studio PRIMROSE FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. facilities). Tele- 61 Regents Park Road, London, N.W.1. REGENT FILM & TELEVISION PRODUC- phones: Primrose 7475. TIONS, LTD. Directors: Louis Hagen, Anne Hagen. program uic,). 60/66 Wardour Street, London, W.I. Tele- (Animation, live action, children's phone: Gerrard 2152-5. PURITAN FILMS LTD. Directors: H. L. Clyne (Managing), J. Lyons, Ltd.) C. J. Wilson, P. Wilson, S. Phillips. (in association with Film Partnership cartoons, animation, Entertainment 14 King Street, Richmond, Surrey: Tele- (Commercials, phone: Richmond 6668. & Documentary). Directors: Richard Dimbleby, O.B.E., Dilys REPUBLIC PRODUCTIONS (GREAT BRIT- Dimbleby, John Haines. AIN) LTD. (Documentary, travel, puppets, commercials and Tele- television programmes). 111 Wardour Street, London, W.1. phone: Gerrard 5791. PYE INDUSTRIAL TELEVISION DIVISION U. K. Representative: Gerald A. Fernback. A. 9 Upper Berkeley Street London, W. 1. Directors: R. W. Altschuler (U.S.A.), G. Telephone: Ambassador 3044. Fernback, G. F. Shipman. (TV and theatrical films). (Closed circuit television). RON ROWSON ASSOCIATES LTD. HUGH QUEKETT LTD. 8 Clifford Street, London, W.I. 35 Dover Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Directors: Ron Rowson, Stanley Gorrie. Hyde Park 1219. (Feature, cartoon, TV production and distribu- (Plays for TV). tion). ROSS TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS LTD. RADIO LUXEMBOURG (LONDON) LTD. ROSS RADIO PRODUCTIONS LTD. 38 Hertford Street, London, W.1. Tele- 7 Harley Street, London, W.1. Telephone: phone: Hyde Park 5961. Langharn 5391-4. General Manager: Geoffrey L. Everitt. Directors: C. F. M. Bailey -Watson, Joseph E. (Representatives of European television produc- Sturge, Norton B. Whitney. tion group-Societe Internationale de Pro- and scripts). grammes pour Telediffusion. British represen- (TV films, live programmes tatives of Tele -Luxembourg). ROXY FILMS (G.B.) LTD. RADIOVISION LTD. 4 Albemarle Street, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Mayfair 9361-2. 91 Moorgate, London, E.C.2. Telephone: Metropolitan 0211. Directors: B. Charles Dean (Managing), E. Dean. (All types TV shows and commercials, produc- Directors: H. Scott-Thompson, N. D. Miller. tion facilities). (Film units including cartoons, features and ani- mation). SAMARITAN FILMS RALEIGH PRODUCTIONS (1953) LTD. (Music in Miniature Films Ltd.) 76 Brewer Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard Registered Office: 12 Buckingham Street, 2337. London W.C.2. Studios: Bray, Windsor, Berkshire. Directors: Anne Balfour Fraser, M. C. O. Luke, R. O. H. Crewdson, Eric Falk, T. P. Burrill. Directors: Lawrence Huntington, Norman G. (TV advertising and ent. material). Mould. SAPPHIRE FILMS LTD. RANDOM PRODUCTIONS LTD. FILM Walton Studios, Hurst Grove, Walton -on - 1, Rectory Lane, Edgware, Middlesex: Tele- Thames, Surrey. Telephone: Walton -on - phone: Edgware 5224-6. Thames 28811. Cables: Safnet, Walton -on - Directors: F. G. Woosnam-Mills, M. R. Woosnam- Thames. Mills, G. C. Lang, D. Blair. Directors: The Rt. Hon. Lord Wilmot, P. C., J. (Documentaries, Advertising, Educational and En- P., Dennis R. Humm, W. J. Gudgin, Hannah tertainment films). Fisher (Executive Producer). (TV and feature films). RANK SCREEN SERVICES LTD. 11 Hill Street, Berkeley Square, London, STANLEY SCHOFIELD PRODUCTIONS LTD. W.I. Telephone: Grosvenor 6353. 6, 7 & 8 Old Bond Street, London, W.1. Directors: Lord Rank (Chairman), B. H. Annett Telephone: Mayfair 4642. (Man.), John Davis, K. Winckles. (Documentary and TV Producers). (Commercials). DONALD RAWLINGS LTD. SCIENCE FILMS LTD. The Studios, College Slip, Bromley, Kent. 5 Clarges Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Grosvenor 2865-6. Telephone: Ravensbourne 5150. (Programme material, live action, commercials). Directors: H. Bruce Woolfe, K. L. Lockstone, W. L. Winney. RAYANT PICTURES LTD. (Scientific, animated diagrams and cartoons). 11 St. James's Place, London, S.W.1. Tele- GEMS phone: Grosvenor 5441-2-3. SCREEN LTD. 142-150 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- Directors: Douglas Hill (Chairman), Anthony phone: Gerrard 4321. Gilkison (Managing), T. G. Gilkison, A. M. Hill, R. F. P. Hopkins. Chairman: M. J. Frankovich. (TV productions). Managing Director: K. Hargreaves. 707 Sales manager: G. Blaug. STEWART FILMS Secretary: A. B. Bray. Orchard Road, Malvern, Worcs. Telephone: Sales Service Manager: Miss I. I. Ibbott. Malvern 1975. Studios: 82 Clifton Hill, Lon- (Production and distribution TV film programmes don, N. W. 8. Telephone: Maida Vale 7296. and series). Executive: Jobs R. F. Stewart. SCREEN PARTNERS LTD. (T.V. Shorts, programme material and cartoons). 8 Queen's Mews, Bayswater, London, W.2. Telephone: Bayswater 4604. SWIFT FILM PRODUCTIONS Managing Director: A. J. Attwood. 1 Wool Road, London, S.W.20. Telephone: (Ent. and advertising material, projection facili- Wimbledon 2040 ties). Director: T. Peter Hadingham, M.B.K.S. SCREEN SCORES (Industrial, advertising and documentary & TV 9a, Marylebone High Street, London, W-1. 16mm films). Telephone: Welbeck 2216. TALBOT TELEVISION LTD. (Film music si i vier j. Axtell House, Warwick Street, London, SCREENSPACE LTD. W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 2673. 45 Clarges Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Director: Paul Talbot. Grosvenor 8573. Manager: Angela Cuthbertson. (TV film distributors) Directors: Dimitri de Grunwald (Managing). Andre Sarrut (Producer). TELEFILMS & RECORDERS (LONDON) LTD. (Cartoon, live action, stop motion, puppets, pho- to animation). Nascreno House, 27/28 Soho Square, Lon- don, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 5969 and 4851. SEVEN SEAS FILMS LTD. Directors: C. Gordon Ross, B. E. Robbins. Gen- 51 Wilton Place, London, S.W.1. Telephone: eral Manager; A. L. Haynes. Belgravia 6151-2. (Westrex optical and magnetic recording studio Executive Producer: J. Rayfield. and library sound effects and music). Directors: N. W. Hardinge, Brian Everett. TELE -PRODUCTIONS LTD. SHARPS' TELEVISION SERVICES LTD. 67 New Cavendish Street, Portland Place, 89 Wigmore St., London, W.1. Telephone: London, W.1. Telephone: Langham 9694. Welbeck 3711. Directors: Eric Robinson, George Clouston, Mar- Directors: W. S. Sharps, M.B.K.S., F. Inst. D.; cia Glassman. B. Sharps, E. Sharps. (Suppliers of artistes, orchestras, composers, (Commercials, advertising consultants, producers, conductors, copyists). Myerberg puppet commercials). TELERECORDING LTD. SHEPPERTON TELEVISION FILMS LTD. 24 Austin Friars, London, E.C.2. Telephone: Shepperton Studios, Shepperton, Middle- London Wall 1804-6. sex. Telephone: Chertsey 2611. Directors: Freida G. Firebrace, Joan Last. Directors: Harold G. Boxall, L. B. Thornburn, (Maintains advertising sponsor spots records). E.M., Smedley Aston, F. B. Conte. Secretary: A. Cousin, C.A. TELE -SCREEN SERVICES P. O. Box 170, 15 Wellington Street, Leeds 1. THE SINCLAIR FILM COMPANY LTD. Telephone: Leeds 32801-5. Charton Manor, Farningham, Kent. Tele- Directors: Walter Eckart, A. Eckart, D. W. E. phone: Farningham 2188. Eckart, R. M. R. Eckart. Managing Director: Ian Sinclair. Production Controller: A. J. Brown. (Entertainment, documentary and TV films). (TV, advertising and industrial films). SIXTEEN SERVICES LTD. TARA LTD. (TELEVISION AND RADIO AD- Kinocrat House, Cromwell Road, London, VERTISING SERVICES LTD.) S.W.7. Telephone: Frobisher 2242-4. 51-3 Mount Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Directors: Charles \V. P. Aldriduc, Odran M. Walsh. Grosvenor 6040. (Production facilities). Director: Kenneth Gill. Executive: Jack Saward. SOUND DRAMA (Micro High Fidelity) Ltd. (Indust. doc. and TV films). 23 Denmark Street, London, W.C. 2. Tele- phone: Covent Garden 2911 and 0130. TELEVISION FACILITIES (LONDON) LTD. Managing Director: John Blyton. 48a Charlbert Street, St. John's Wood, Lon- (Sound Consultants). don, N.W.B. Telephone: Primrose 5098. (T.V. Films). SOUND -FILM SERVICES (Props: Cinema Liaison Ltd.). TELEVISION FILM STUDIOS LTD. 27 Charles Street, Cardiff, Wales. Tele- Park Road, High Barnet, Herts. Telephone: phone: Cardiff 25715. Barnet 1051. Managing Director: R. Colwyn Wood, M. Brit. Directors: J. S. McCartney, L. J. Saggers. I.R.E. (T.V. (Industrial & advertising material). commercials, newsreels, animations, studio facilities for programme films & second fea- SOVEREIGN FILMS LTD. tures. Roving cameramen & location services). Charton Manor, Farningham, Kent. Tele- TELEVISION IDEAS LTD. phone: Farningham 2188. 96a Mount Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Managing Director: Ian Sinclair. Grosvenor 7478. (Entertainment, documentary, & TV films). Directors: Robert Bell, Irene Bell. SPECIALISED UNIT FACILITIES LTD. (TV commercial & advertising films). 4-5 North Street Quadrant, Brighton, Sus- sex. Telephone: Brighton 21844-5. TELEVISION PRESS AGENCY LTD. Directors: Gordon Baber, Antony Sutherland. Thavies Inn House, Holborn Circus, Lon- (Camera units, technicians, special effects, pre- don, E.C.1. Telephone: Fleet Street 5371/5. view theatre). (National Monitoring, news and photo coverage). 708 TELEVISION PROGRAMMES (DISTRIBU- Executive Directors: J. L. M. P. Garrett (Pro- TORS) LTD. duction), D. T. Peers (Administration). .Sales Manager: S. S. Wheeler. Eagle House, 109 Jermyn Street, London, (T.V. commercials). S.W.1. Telephone: Trafalgar 1127. Man. Director: Vernon Burns. T.V. COMMERCIALS LTD. 32 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.1. Tele- TELEVISION WORKSHOP PRODUCTIONS phone: Regent 3915. LTD. Directors: Leon Goodman (Chairman), Renée E. Aulcom House, St. Martin's Street, London, Palmer, John R. Grierson. W.C.2. Telephone: Whitehall 8396-7. (T.V. commercials including animation). Dennis Randolph Shand, Henry Harris, Directors: T.V. SCRIPTS LTD. F.R.P.S., David Lewis, F.C.A. S.W.1. (Entertainment programmes and commercials). 15 Jermyn Street, London, Directors: Eric Maschwitz, J. A. Roberts. TELE -VENTURES LONDON LTD. (Programme company). 10 Manchester Square, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Welbeck 6760 and 8784. TWICKENHAM FILM STUDIOS LTD. Managing Director: R. B. Wainwright. Twickenham Studios, The Barons, St. Mar- (Commercials, doc. and public relations films). Twickenham, Middx: Telephone: gar e s, TEMPLAR FILM STUDIOS Directors: K. \V. Shipman, G. J. Shipman. 7 Lynedoch Street, Glasgow, C.3., Scotland. Secretary: Ahiss D. F. Borlindor. Telephone: Glasgow, Douglas 2648. UNITED FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Director of Production: R. A. Riddell Black. London, S.W.18. Tele- F.R.S.A., M.B.K.S. 10 West Hill Road, (TV productions, news service, sound recording). phone: Vandyke 5505. Directors: J. S. W. Searle -Shirley, J. A. Searle - THAMES & CLYDE FILM CO. LTD. Shirley, Peter W. Miles. 11 Kelvin Drive, Glasgow, Scotland. Tele- (Entertainment & advertising material). phone: Glasgow Maryhill 1803. UNITED MOTION PICTURES (LONDON) Director of Production: Stanley Russell. LTD. & advertising material). (Entertainment 24 Denmark Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- Bar 2025. THEATRE AND VARIETY PRODUCTIONS phone: Temple LTD. Director: Jack Shappard. action). 32 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.1. Tele- (Live phone: Euston 4181. UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL FILMS Directors: Leon Goodman (Chairman), Edward 8 Bouverie Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: Lloyd, J. R. Grierson. Fleet Street 2282. DAVID TOFF MUSIC PUBLISHING CO. European director: R. S. Clark. LTD. (TV series syndication, current affairs programs). 74 Newman Street, Oxford St., London, W.1. CON PRODUCTIONS LTD. Telephone: Langham 0641-2-3. VAN Suite F, 14 Hyde Park Mansions, London, Directors: D. Toff, K. Toff. Telephone: Ambassador 9994. (Music library) N.W.1. Directors: Dennis Vance, Ron Rowson, Howard TOWERS OF LONDON LTD. Connell. material). 84 Hallam Street, London, W.1. Telephone: (Programme Langham 6248, 5050. VIDEO SHOWS LTD. Director: Alan Towers. Managing Harry 24 Austin Friars, London, E.C.2. Telephone: (Production and distribution T.V. Films). London Wall 3000. TRANSATLANTIC PICTURES CORPORA- Directors: Oliver Smedley, J. A. Collins, T. Scott TION LTD. Sutherland, H. B. Richardson, Cliff Whitley. 36 Golden Square, London, W.1. Telephone: (T.V. Programme material). Regent 8080. LTD. L. VIKING FILMS Directors: Sidney Bernstein, Alfred Hitchcock. 1, 3 and 5, St. Mary Abbot's Place, Kensing- (Entertainment & advertising material). ton, London, W.B. Telephone: Western 2516. TRIUMPH FILMS INC. Directors: E. A. Ilumphriss, B.Sc. (Eng) A.M.I.E.E.; Monica Ross. 10 Blomfield Villas, Hyde Park, London, live TV facilities). W.2. (Studio. Director: Peter Hanmer-Farmer. VIZIO LTD. ducers of advertising film for commercial Charter House, 52 Gloucester Place, London, (T V j W.1. Telephone: Welbeck 3521-2. Telegrams: Chartant, Wesdo, London. TUNNEL FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Managing Director: Jack Harrison, F.C.A. 122 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- (Programming, commercials). phone: Regent 3326. 15 Beaconsfield Road, Epsom, Surrey: Tele- VOICE OF LONDON LTD. phone: Ashtead 3597. 52 Gloucester Place, London, W.1. Tele- In -charge -of -production: George Fisher. phone: Welbeck 3522 and Ambassador :881. T.V. ADVERTISING LTD. Manager: Peter Birch. (Studio facilities). 54 Greek Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 4226. Studios: Film House, Wardour LTD. Street, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 6461. WALLACE PRODUCTIONS W.1. Telephone: Directors: L. S. Hargreaves (Chairman), C. T. 8 Berwick Street, London, Kenworthy (Deputy Chairman), J. L. Dunfee, Gerrard 2639. The Lord Foley, J. H. Hargreaves, C. J. Directors: The Hon. A. G. Samuel, A. V. Cur- Maples, F.C.A., S. J. Passmore, The Rt. Hon. tice, W. G. Bayley, A. Frank Bundy. The Earl of Warwick and Brooke. (Entertainment & advertising material). 709 WALTON STUDIOS LTD. WINDMILL THEATRE TELEVISION CO. Walton -on -Thames, Surrey. Telephone: LTD. Walton 28811. 17-19 Great Windmill Street, London, W.1. Directors: Hyman Stone (Chairman), H. Hackett Telephone: Gerrard 4841. (USA), Mrs. H. Fisher (USA), J. G. Saun- Directors: Vivian Van Damm, Sheila Van Damm, ders, J. K. Morris, J. K. Morris, A.C.A. (man- Leslie V. Pearkes, Betty Angel. aging). (Studio facilities). WINNICK TELERADIO PRODUCTIONS 18 St. George Street, Hanover Square, Lon- F. G. WARNE LTD. don, W.1. Telephone: Mayfair 9631. 13 Small Street, Bristol, 1. Telephone Bris- Executive Producer: Maurice Winnick. tol 22369. WORLD MIRROR PRODUCTIONS Directors: R. F. Warne, F. B. Warne, V. G. LTD. Warne. Beaconsfield Studios, Beaconsfield, Bucks. (Advertising and newsreel material) Telephone: Beaconsfield 557. Managing Directors: Ken Cameron, R. I. C. II. Warren. WARWICK TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS LTD. (Documentaries, travelogues). 3 Audley Square, London, W.1. Telephone: WORLD SAFARI LTD. Grosvenor 7621. 30 Craven Street, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Directors: Harold Huth, M. T. Elms. Trafalgar 1521, 2861. (TV films). Directors: B. H. Geddes, A. L. Coquillon. (Film producers, overseas locations). JOSEF WEINBERGER LTD. WORLD WIDE ANIMATION LTD. 33 Crawford Street, London, W.1. Tele- 34 Cursitor St., London, E.C.4. phones: Paddington 6752 and Ambassador Telephone: 5080. Holborn 4683. Directors: Hindle Edgar (Managing), James Carr, (Background music, recordings). V. L. Price. (Cartoon, diagram, model films). WESTERN TELEVISION LTD. WORLD WIDE 11 Duke of York Street, St. James's, Lon- PICTURES LTD. don, S.W.1. Telephone: Trafalgar 2888. 10a Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 1736-8. Managing Director: John Martin. Directors: James Carr, Hindle Edgar, V. L. Price. (Filmed interviews). WESTMINSTER FILMS LIMITED WORLD WIDE TELEVISION FILM SERVICE Wythenshaw, Castle Road, Oatlands, Wey- LTD. bridge, Surrey. Telephone: Weybridge 2915. 34 Cursitor Street, London, E.CA. Tele- Managing Director: H. E. Langley. phone: (Entertainment and advertising material). Holborn 4683. Directors: Douglas Kentish (Managing), James Carr, Hindle Edgar, V. L. Price. WEST OF ENGLAND FILM UNIT LTD. (Commercials, programme material). 30 Broad St., Bristol 1. Telephone: Bristol 28587, 27241. WYNNE FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Directors: S. Jones -Frank M.B.K.S. (Managing), The Film Studios, St. Nicholas Road, W. D. I. Gunn, K. A. S. Pople. Brighton. Telephone: Brighton 20905/6. (Shorts, commercials, newsreels, studio, anima- Directors: D. C. Wynne, J. Bygraves, R. Noal. tion and library facilities). Viewing and Projection: Projection, married 35mm and 16mm; projection double -head 35mm HELEN WIGGINS FILMS and 16mm. LTD. Type of 145 Wardour Street, Film Service: Cartoon; live action (nar- London, W.I. Tele- rative); live action (dialogue); stop motion; phone: Gerrard 5719. photo' animation. Managing Director: Helen Wiggins. Studio Renting and Equipment Hire: (Production services). Studio: Brighton. Two stages, 70 ft x 40 ft, 60 ft x 40 ft; current 400 amps, plus 2 x 200 amp mobile generators. Sound facilities: Royalty; DERICK WILLIAMS PRODUCTION LTD. R.C.A.; magnetic film, 35mm and 16mm; Charter House, 52 Gloucester Place, Lon- tape; disc; all mobile. Editing: Re-recording don, W.1. Telephone: Welbeck 3521-2 & etc. Five cutting rooms. 0431-2. Studio: Hampstead. One stage, 40 ft x 25 ft; Studios: current 400 amps. Available for artiste's tests, insert stage etc. Marylebone Studios, 245 Marylebone Road, London, N.W.1. Telephone: Ambassador 1881/2. ZENITH FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Six, 2 Directors: Derick No. Cleveland Gardens, London, W.2. Williams (Managing), jack Telephone: Ambassador 9742. Cables: Zeni- Harrison, G. Brian Herbert, Douglas A. Dun- film, can. London-W.2. (Commercials and programmes). Executive producer: Wilfrid Eades. (T.V. series and production facilities). WILLOUGHBY FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. ZONIC PRODUCTIONS LTD. 25 Sackville Street, London, W.1. Tele- (In association Hillcrest Productions Ltd.) phone: Regent: 0030. Cables: Medivac, 178 Wardour Street, London, W.I. Telephone: London. Gerrard 2357, 1539. Directors: George W. Willoughby, E. G. G S. Directors: Ben Henry, O.B.E., Ernest Gartside, Willoughby. Adrian D. Worker. (T.V. Films). (TV features and serials).

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LEEVERS, RICH & CO. LTD. ACCESSORIES 80 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- CAMERAS - phone: Gerrard 4161. FILM STOCK - TELE -CINE MARCONI'S WIRELESS TELEGRAPH CO. LTD. EQUIPMENT Marconi House, Chelmsford, Essex. Tele- phone: Chelmsford 3221. ACMADE LTD. Colneside Works, Oxford Road, New Den- MOLE-RICHARDSON (ENGLAND) LTD. ham, Bucks. Telephone: Uxbridge 6313. Chase Road, London, N.W.10. Telephone: Elgar. Cables & Telegrams Molereng, Lon- AEI SOUND EQUIPMENT LTD. don, Telex: Crown House, Aldwych, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Temple Bar 8040. MORTLEIGH CAMERA COMPANY LTD. (GREAT BRITAIN) LTD. 115 Shepherds Bush Road, London, W.6. AUTOCUE Riverside 5386. 7 Harley Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Telephone: Langham 5391. ERNEST F. MOY LTD. 134 Bayham Street, Camden Town, London, R. R. BEARD LTD. Telephone: Gulliver 5451. 10 Trafalgar Avenue, London, S.E.15. Tele- N.W.1. phone: Rodney 3136. NEWMAN & SINCLAIR LTD. Road, N.W.5. Tele- J. FRANK BROCKLISS LTD. 115-117 Highgate London, 167/169 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Gulliver 5882. phone: Gerrard 2911/2. FREDERICK G. PALMER LTD. 89 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- CINETECHNIC LTD. 4796. 169 Oldfield Lane, Greenford, Middlesex. phone: Gerrard Telephone: Waxlow 1011. PATHE EQUIPMENT LTD. CINEMATOGRAPH EXPORT LTD. 177 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- (Associate Company of W. Vinten Ltd.) phone: Gerrard 1544. 715 North Circular Road, London, N.W.2. PHILIPS ELECTRICAL LTD. Telephone: Gladstone 6373 (6 lines). Century House, Shaftesbury Avenue, Lon- don, W.C.2. Telephone: Gerrard 7777. W. F. DORMER LTD. Parson & Florence Street, Hendon, London, PYE LTD. N.W.4. Telephone: Sunnyhill 0221. TV Transmission Services, 11 Hinde Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Welbeck 7961, OUFAY LTD. 8175-6. 14/16 Cockspur Street, London, 8.W.1. Tele- phone: Whitehall 6747. RANK CINTEL LTD. Worsley Bridge Road, Lower Sydenham, E. M. I. ELECTRONICS LTD. London, S.E.26. Telephone: Hither Green (Broadcast Equipment Division) Hayes, 4600. Telephone: Southall 2468. Middlesex: RCA GREAT BRITAIN LTD. ENGLISH ELECTRIC VALVE COMPANY Lincoln Way, Windmill Road, Sunbury -on LTD Thames, Middlesex. Telephone: Sunbury - Waterhouse Lane, Chelmsford, Essex. Tele- on -Thames 3101. phone: Chelmsford, Essex. Telegrams: En- Chelmsford. ROBERT RIGBY LTD. electrico, Premier Works, 4/8 Northington Street, G. B.-KALEE, LTD. London, W.C.1. Telephone: Holborn 2944. Woodger Road, Shepherds Bush, London, ROSS LTD. W.12. Telephone: Shepherds Bush 2050. Tele- The Optical Works, Clapham Common, grams: Gebekay, London. London, S.W.4. Telephone: Macaulay 2472. GEVAERT LTD. TECHNICAL CINEMATOGRAPHIC RE- Great West Road, Brentford, Middlesex. QUIREMENTS LTD. Telephone: Isleworth 2131. 35 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 0841. GEORGE HUMPHRIES & CO. LTD. Admin. Offices: 30 New Bond St., London, RONALD TUTT LTD. W.1. Telephone: Mayfair 8711. 78/81 Whit- 273 Brixton Road, London, S.W.9. Tele- field Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Mu- phone: Brixton 7070. seum 3636. W. VINTEN LTD. ILFORD LIMITED 715 North Circular Road, London, N.W.2. Cine & Television Sales, 133/135 Oxford St., Telephone: Gladstone 6373 (6 lines). London, W.1. Telephone: Regent 8731. WESTREX COMPANY LTD. H. A. KINGSTON 152 Coles Green Road, London, N.W.2. 34 Charlotte Street, London, W.1. Tele- Telephone: Gladstone 5401. phone: Museum 5308. ZENITH FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. KODAK LTD. Six, 2 Cleveland Gardens, London W.2. Tele- Kingsway, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Hol- phone: Ambassador 9742. Cables: Zenifilm, born 7841. London W.2.

711 SYNCHRO RECORDED MUSIC LIBRARY FILM AND MUSIC LIBRARIES LTD. 30 Old Compton Street, London, W.1. Tele- ARCADIA MUSIC PUBLISHING CO. LTD. phone: Temple Bar 4524. 24 Great Pulteney Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 3265. DAVID TOFF MUSIC PUBLISHING CO. LTD. ASSOCIATED BRITISH PATHE LTD. 74 Newman St., Oxford St., London, W.1. Film House, Wardour Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Longhorn 0641-2-3. Telephone: Gerrard 4314. UNITED FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. BOOSEY Sr HAWKES LTD. 10 West Hill Road, East Putney, London, 295 Regent Street, London, W.1. Telephone: S.W.18. Telephone: Vandyke Longhorn 5505. 2060. JOSEF WEINBERGER LTD. BOURNE MUSIC LTD. 33 Crawford Street, London, W.1. Tele- 21 Denmark Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- phones: Paddington 6752/6349 and Ambassa- phone: Temple Bar 3856. dor 5080. BRADBURY, WOOD LTD. 54 Maddox Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Mayfair 7600. BRENT LABORATORIES LTD. North Circular Road, Cricklewood, London, LABORATORIES N.W.2. Telephone: Gladstone 4271. BRENT LABORATORIES LTD. CHARLES BRULL LTD. North Circular Road, Cricklewood, London, 100 St. Martin's Lane, London, W.C.2. Tele- N.W.2. Telephone: Gladstone 4271-2. phone: Temple Bar 1724-5. COLOUR FILM SERVICES LTD. CHAPPELL & CO. LTD. 22-25 Portman Close, Baker Street, London, 50 New Bond Street, London, W.1. Tele- W.1. Telephone: Hunter 0408. Cables: Color- phone: Mayfair 7600. philm, London. CONTRACTUAL SERVICES LTD. HENDERSON FILM LABORATORIES LTD. Arundel House, Arundel Street, London, 18-20 St. Dunstan's Road, South Norwood. W.C.2. Telephone: Temple Bar 5125. London, S.E.25. Telephone: Livingstone 2255-6-7. DE WOLFE LTD. 80/82 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- GEORGE HUMPHRIES & CO. LTD. phone: Gerrard 4933-4. Admin. Offices: 30 New Bond St., London, W.1. Telephone: Mayfair 8711. 71/81 Whit- FRANCIS, DAY & HUNTER LTD. field Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Mu- 16 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: seum 3636. Gerrard 8275-6. IDEAL FILM LABORATORIES LTD. EMI STUDIOS LTD. 89/91 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- 3 Abbey Road, London, N.W.8. Telephone: phone: Gerrard 0731-2-3. Cunningham 1161. FILM LIBRARY KAY LABORATORIES LTD. LTD. Oxford Road, Finsbury Park, London, N.4. 174 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- Telephone: Archway 3050-3. phone: Gerrard 1572. KAY (WEST END) LABORATORIES LTD. FILMUSIC PUBLISHING CO. LTD. 22 110 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: New Bond Street, London, W.1. Tele- Gerrard 7811. phone: Legation 7633. PATHE LABORATORIES LTD. INTER -ART MUSIC PUBLISHERS Division of Associated 16 Duncan Terrace, London, N.1. Tele- British-Pathe Ltd.), phone: Terminus 103-109 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- 7274-5. phone: Gerrard 0444. MERTON PARK STUDIOS LTD. RANK LABORATORIES (DENHAM) LTD. 269 Kingston Road, London, S.W.19. Tele- Denham, nr Uxbridge, Middlesex. Tele- phone: Liberty 4291. phone: Denham 2323. NATIONAL FILM AGENCY REED'S COLOUR FILM LABORATORIES 62-64-74 Victoria Street, Manchester. Tele- 89/91 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Blackfriars 0334-5. phone: Gerrard 5716/8935. NORMAN'S FILM SERVICE STUDIO FILM LABORATORIES LTD. 74/76 Old Compton Street, Wardour Street, 71 Dean Street, London, W.1. Telephone: London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 6413. Gerrard 0831. TECHNICOLOR LTD. W. PAXTON & CO. LTD. Bath 36/38 Road, Harmondsworth, West Drayton, Dean Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Middlesex. Telephone: 5432. Gerrard 4801, 2, 3. Skyport TOPICAL FILM COMPANY LTD. RAYANT PICTURES LTD. North Circular Road, Cricklewood, London Bushey Film Studios, Melbourne Road, N.W.2. Telephone: Gladstone 4271-2. Bushey, Herts. Telephone: Bushey 1621/3. SCIENTIFIC & DOCUMENTARY FILMS --o LTD. 10 West Hill Road, London, S.W.18. Tele- phone: Vandyke 5505. MARKET RESEARCH STAGESOUND (LONDON) LTD. 11/12, AD -ASSESSMENTS SERVICE King Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- 84 Gloucester Place, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Coven Garden 0688. phone: Hunter 0351. STUDIO FILM LABORATORIES LTD. ATTWOOD STATISTICS LTD. 71 Dean Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Chantrey House, Eccleston Street, London, Gerrard 0831. S.W.1. Telephone: Sloane 0311.

712 BRAND BAROMETER OF GREAT BRITAIN BOADICEA FILM PRODUCTIONS 84 Gloucester Place, London, W.1. Tele- 10 West Hill Road, London, S.W.18. Tele- phone: Hunter 0351. phone: Vandyke 5505. BRITISH AND INTERNATIONAL ADDRESS- BRENT LABORATORIES LTD. ING LTD. North Circular Road, Cricklewood. Lon- BIA House, Caalton Street, London, N.W.1. don, N.W.2. Telephone: Gladstone 4271. Telephone: Euston 5262. DE LANE LEA SOUND RECORDING STU- BRITISH MARKET RESEARCH BUREAU DIOS LTD. LTD. 12 Moor Street, London, W.1. Telephone: 47 Upper Grosvenor Street, London, W.1. Gerrard 8105 and 3441 2. Telephone: Hyde Park 8121. FILM HOUSE PRODUCTIONS LTD. MAIL MARKETING (BRISTOL) LTD. Film House, Wardour Street, London, W.1. 185 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- Telephone: Gerrard 6461. phone: Gerrard 3580. G. H. W. PRODUCTIONS LTD. MASS -OBSERVATION LTD. The Gate Recording Theatre. Elstree Way, 148 Cromwell Road, London, S.W.7. Tele- Boreham Wood, Elstree, Herts. Telephone: phone: Fremantle 3321. Elstree 2080. MEDIA RECORDS LTD. HALLIFORD STUDIOS (Statistical Review of Independent Tele- Manygate Lane, Shepperton, Middx: Tele- vising Advertising) phone: Walton -on -Thames 26341. Cables: Field House, Breams Buildings, London, Hallifilms. E.C.4. Telephone: Chancery 2002. INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING CO. RADIO ADVERTISING SERVICE (Est. 1933) LTD. 24 St. Thomas Drive, Hatch End, Middlesex: 35 Portland Place, London, W.1. Telephone: (Monitoring Service for commercial TV Longhorn 2000. and radio.) Telephone: Hatch End 4623 and KAY CARLTON HILL FILM STUDIO Derwent 4187. 72a Carlton Hill, London, N.W.8. Telephone: Maida Vale 1141. RESEARCH SERVICES LTD. Cambridge House, 20-24 Broadwick St., KENSINGTON FILM CO. LTD. London, W.1. Telephone: Temple Bar 0981. 1 St. Mary Abbots Place, London, W.8. Telephone: Western 2516. ROMEIKE & CURTICE LTD. 88-90 Chancery Lane, London, W.C.2. Tele- LEEVERS-RICH & CO. LTD. phone: Holborn 8171. Foreign Dept. 447 80/82 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- Green Lanes, London, N.4. Telephone: phone: Gerrard 4161. Fitzroy 1672. LOCATION SOUND FACILITIES LTD. SALES RESEARCH SERVICES, LTD. Lancaster Mews, Richmond Hill, Surrey. 84 Gloucester Place, London, W 1. Tele- Telephone: Richmond 6625. phone: Hunter 0351. MERTON PARK STUDIOS LTD. 269 Kingston Road, London, S.W.19. Tele- SCHWERIN RESEARCH CO. LTD. phone: Liberty 4291. 10 Stratton St., London, W.1. Telephone: Grosvenor 4738. METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER BRITISH STU- DIOS, LTD. SHARPS' MARKETING SERVICES LTD. Elstree Way, Boreham Wood, Herts. Tele- 89 Wigmore St., London, W.1. Telephone: phone: Elstree 2000. Welbeck 3711. NEW ELSTREE STUDIOS TELEVISION AUDIENCE MEASUREMENT Elstree Road, Elstree, Herts. Telephone: LTD. Elstree 3232. Chantrey House, Eccleston Street, London, S.W.1. Telephone: Sloane 0311. NEWSREEL & DUBBING SERVICES LTD. 19 Lisle Street, London, W.C.2. Telephone: TELEVISION PRESS AGENCY LTD- Gerrard 4476 and 7105. Thavies Inn House, Holborn Circus, Lon- don, E.C.1. Telephone: Fleet Street 5371. RAY O'BRIEN FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. 314-318 Eccles New Road, Salford 5, Lancs. TELLEX MONITORS LTD. Telephone: Pendleton 1229. 4 Macclesfield Street, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Gerrard 3103. PINEWOOD STUDIOS Iver Heath, Bucks: Telephone: Iver 700. TV RESEARCH (GALLUP POLL) LTD. QUEENSWAY 211 Regent Street, London, W.1. Telephone: RECORDING STUDIOS 123 Queensway, London, W.2. Telephone: Gerrard 0936. Bayswater 4992. RCA GREAT BRITAIN LTD. The Tower, Hammersmith Broadway, Lon- don, W.6. Telephone: Riverside 8641. RECORDING STUDIOS STAGESOUND (LONDON) LTD. 11-12, King Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- ACME PREVIEW THEATRE phone: Covent Garden 0688. 174 Wardour Street, London, W1. Tele- phone: Gerrard 1889. STAR SOUND STUDIOS LTD. Rodmarton Mews, Blandford Street, Baker ANVIL FILMS LTD. Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Longhorn Beaconsfield Studios, Beaconsfield, Bucks. 2201. Telephone: Beaconsfield 557. TEMPLAR FILM STUDIOS ASSOCIATED -BRITISH PATHE LTD. 7 Lynedoch Street, Glasgow, Scotland. Tele- Film House, Wardour Street, London, W.1. phone: Douglas 2648. Telephone: Gerrard 0444. TELEFILMS & RECORDERS (LONDON) ASSOCIATED BRITISH PICTURE CORPO- LTD. RATION LTD. Nascreno House, 27 Soho Square, London, Elstree, Herts. Telephone: Elstree 1500. W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 5969 and 4851.

713 TWICKENHAM FILM STUDIOS, LTD. St. Margarets, Twickenham, Middlesex. STUDIOS Telephone: Popesgrove 9063. ARDMORE STUDIOS (IRELAND) LTD. UNITED MOTION PICTURES (LONDON) Bray, Co. Wicklow, Eire. Telephone: Bray LTD. 2971. 24 Denmark Street, London W.C.2. Tele- Directors: Louis Elliman, J. Emmet Dalton, C. I'. phone: Temple Bar 2025. McGrath, A. Elliman. Studio Manager: P. L. Kendrick. VOICE OF LONDON LTD. Three stages: 2 (100 x 80), 1 (60 x 50). Westrex 52 Gloucester Place, London, W.1. Tele- sound. phone: Welbeck 3522. ZONAL FILM FACILITIES LTD. ASSOCIATED BRITISH PICTURE CORPO- The Tower, Hammersmith Broadway, Lon- RATION LTD. don, W.6. Telephone: Riverside 8741. Elstree, Herts: Telephone: Elstree 1600. Directors: Sir Philip Warter (Chairman), Eric G. M. Fletcher, LL.D., M.P., (Dep. Chair- man), C. J. Latta (USA) (Managing), Robert Clark, M.A., LL.B., D. J. Goodlatte. TITLING -SPECIAL EFFECTS Eight stages: R.C.A. sound. ANGLO -SCOTTISH PICTURES LTD. BEACONSFIELD FILM STUDIOS 0308. (Independent Artists Ltd.) Beaconsfield, London, S.W.1. Telephone: Whitehall Bucks. Telephone: Beaconsfield 1563. ASSOCIATED BRITISH-PATHE LTD. flu cc sound floors 115 ft. x 55 ft.; 24 ft. x 49 ft.; Film House, Wardour Street, London, W.1. 80 ft. x 50 ft. G. B.-Kalee Sound. Telephone: Gerrard 0444. BRAY STUDIOS BIOGRAPHIC CARTOON FILMS LTD. Down Place, Windsor, Berks. Telephone: 90 Dean Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Maidenhead 2591. 9682 and 4879. Gerrard General Manager: Anthony Nelson Keys. BOADICEA FILM PRODUCTIONS LTD. Owned by Bray Studios Falcon Filins Ltd. Floor 10 West Hill Road. London, S.W.18. Tele- Space: 10,000 square feet. RCA Sound. phone: Vandyke 5505. BRIGHTON STUDIOS BRENT LABORATORIES LTD. St. Nicholas Road, Brighton, Sussex. Tele- North Circular Road, Cricklewood, Lon- phone: Brighton 20905. (lessees: Crest Film don, N.W.2. Telephone: Gladstone 4271. Productions Ltd.) D. LTD. Director: Derrick C. Wynne. 2 stages: (60 x 40; J. CHAMBERS & PARTNERS 75 x 40) (RCA Sound). 143 Wardour St., London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 0719. BUSHEY CINEMAC Melbourne Road, Bushey, Herts. Telephone: Cheshire House, Fleet Street, London, Bushey Heath 1621-3. E.C.4. Telephone: Fleet Street 3472. Owned by Rayant Pictures Ltd. Two Floors (66 x 33 and 35 x 20). FILM PARTNERSHIP LTD. Directors: D. R. Hill, A. Gilkison, T. G. Gilki- 246 Great Portland Street, London, W.1. son, A. M. Hill, R. F. P. Hopkins. Telephone: Euston 5292. Studio Manager: W. R. Partington. FILMTYPE LTD. HALLIFORD FILM STUDIOS 147 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- Manygate Lane, Shepperton, Middlesex. phone: Gerrard 1416. Telephone: Walton -on -Thames 26341 (5 lines). Cables: Hallifilms, Shepperton. GEORGE HUMPHRIES AND CO. LTD. Two stages (60 x 60, 60 x 40) totalling 6,000 71-81 Whitfield Street, London, W.1. Tele- sq. ft. phone: Museum 3636. Admin. Offices: 30 New Bond St., London. W-1. Telephone: Studio Manager: Eugene Andrews. Mayfair 8711. HIGHBURY STUDIOS IDEAL FILM LABORATORIES LTD. 98 Highbury New Park, London, N.5. Tele- 89-91 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Canonbury 3215. phone: Gerrard 0731. Two stages: (113 x 60, 60 x 30). KAY CARLTON HILL FILM STUDIO KAY FILM STUDIO 72a, Carlton Hill, London, N.W.8. Tele- 72A Carlton Hill, St. John's Wood, London, phone: Maida Vale 1141. N.W.8. Telephone: Maida Vale 1141. Owned by Kay Laboratories Ltd. Floor space PENTAGON FILM TITLES LTD. 1200 square feet. RCA Sound. 12 Duke St., St. James, London, S.W.1. Tele- Studio Manager: Charles Parkhouse. phone: Whitehall 6640 and 6988. KENSINGTON STUDIOS RANK LABORATORIES (DENHAM) LTD. (see Viking Studios) Denham, Nr. Uxbridge, Middlesex. Tele- phone: Denham 2323. MARYLEBONE STUDIOS 245 Marylebone Road, London, N.W.1. STUDIO FILM LABORATORIES LTD. Telephone: Ambassador 1881. 71 Dean Street, London, W.1. Telephone: (The Voice of London Ltd). Gerrard 0831. Two stages: (57 x 23, 57 x 23), Westrex Sound, M. R. Lighting, Newall Cameras. STUDIO VERNON & TELEVISION TITLES Studio Manager: Peter Birch. 15 Poland Street, London, W-1. Telephone: Gerrard 8197. MERTON PARK UNITED MOTION PICTURES (LONDON) 269 Kingston Road, London, S.W.19. Tele- LTD. phone: Liberty 4291. 24 Denmark Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- Owned by Merton Park Studios Ltd. Two floors phone: Temple Bar 2025. sod insert stage: 'Iota], 8262 square feet.

714 METRO-GOLDWYN-MAYER BRITISH STU- TWICKENHAM DIOS LTD. St. Margarets, Twickenham. Telephone: Elstree Way, Boreham Wood, Herts: Tele- Popesgrove 9063. phone: Elstree 2000. Owned by Twickenham Film Studios, I,td. One Managing Director: Matthew Raymond, F.C.A. stage 7,192 square feet. One stage 5700 square Seven stages totalling 80,000 square feet. feet. One stage 2000 square feet. RCA Sound. Westrex sound. VIKING STUDIOS NATIONAL 1-5 St. Mary Abbott's Place, London, W.8. Boreham Wood, Elstree, Herts. Telephone: Telephone: Western 2516. 1644. Elstree Owned by Viking Films Ltd. One floor (40' a (Owned by Associated TeleVision Ltd.) Four 53'). Viking sound. stages totalling 33,556 sq. ft. WALTON STUDIOS LTD. NEW ELSTREE STUDIOS (Formerly Nettlefold Studios Ltd.). Walton - Elstree Road, Elstree, Herts: Telephone: on -Thames, Surrey. Telephone: Walton -on - Elstree 3232. Thames 28811. Six stages totalling 25,500 sq. ft. Managing Director: J. K. Morris, A.C.A. Managing Director: E. F. Blakemore. Five floors (120 x 85, 83 x 48, 120 x 65, 120 x 60, 65 x 3). RCA Magnetic & Westrex photo- PARK LANE STUDIO graphic sound. Dubbing. Music & effects stage (Owned by RadioVision (Westminster) (120 x 65). Ltd.), 45 Park Lane, London, W.1. City Of- WYNNE FILM STUDIOS fices: 91 Moorgate, London, E.C.2. Tele- 35 phone: 0211. Broadhurst Gardens, London, N.W.6. Metropolitan Telephone: Maida Vale 0645. Four stages: Westrex sound. Mole -Richardson lighting. PATHE STUDIO 103-109 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Tele- NEWS FILM SERVICE phone: Gerrard 0444. Owned by Associated British-Pathe Ltd. One AMO PRODUCTIONS floor: (48 x 45). RCA Sound. M.R. lighting (The Archie McCulloch Organisation) 227 equipment. Newall sound cameras with Ve- Bath St. Glasgow, C.2. Tel. Central 7651. locilator. Grams, Starmaker, Glasgow. BRITISH COMMONWEALTH INTERNA- PINEWOOD STUDIOS TIONAL NEWSFILM AGENCY LTD. Iver Heath, Bucks. Telephone: Iver 700. 10 School Road, London, N.W.10. Telephone: Five stages: (three 165 x 110, two 110 x 82); and Elgar 7733. exterior lote (48 acres). Managing Editor: Kenneth Dick. Commercial Manager: Norman Dickson. ST. JOHN'S WOOD STUDIOS LTD. St. John's Wood Terrace, London, N.W.8. CALEDONIAN NEWS REVIEW LTD. Telephone: Primrose 9255 and 2377. 100 Wardour Street, London, W.1. Telephone: D. A. Abrahams (Chairman). Gerrard 0702. Directors: B. Montague (Man.), D. R. Shand, E. Managing Director: R. R. Bucknell. R. More-O'Ferrall. Two stages: 1 (45 x 25 x 22), 1 (65 x 33 x 24). CBS NEWS 26 Hallam Street, London, W.1. Telephone: SHEPPERTON STUDIOS Langham 1166/7. (Owned by Shepperton Studios Ltd). Shep- Chief of London Barcan: Alexander Iiend-ick. perton, Middlesex. Telephone: Chertsey HEARST METROTONE NEWS INC. 2611. (Telenews-News of the Day) c/o Pathe .Managing Director: Adrian Worker. News, Film House, Wardour St., London, Seven sound stages: (two 150 x 120, two 120 x W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 0444, extension 139. 100, two 72 x 44, one 72 x 94). 1 Trick Stage: (70 x 40). 1 Silent Stage: (250 x 120). 1 MARATHON NEWS Scoring Stage: (100 x 70). 1 Insert Stage: 73 Delamere Road, Ealing, London, W.5. (80 x 36). Western Electric and RCA Sound. Telephone: Ealing 4347. Cables: Mauriford, Stereophonic dubbing. London. STUDIO -ONE -SCOTLAND Directors: Konstantin Kaiser, Maurice Ford. 1326 Argyle Street, Glasgow, C.3. Scotland. NATIONAL FILM AGENCY (Owned by Elder Film Productions Ltd.) 62-74 Victoria Street Manchester, 3. Tele- Telephone: Western 5210. phone: Blackfriars 0334-5. Managing Director: John C. Elder, F.R.G.S., F.E.I.S. Managing Director: E. Barrow. TELEVISION PRESS AGENCY LTD. STUDIO TWENTY-TWO LTD. Lon- 22b Ebury Street, London, S.W.1. Tele- Thavies Inn House, Holborn Circus, phone: Sloane 1870 and 1880. don, E.C.1. Telephone: Fleet Street 5371/5. One stage: (40 x 30 x 28 high). Film and picture editor: Bert Stafford. Directors: E. A. Vetter, A. Vetter, C. A. Tier- UNITED PRESS MOVIETONEWS TELE- ney. VISION TELEVISION FILM STUDIOS LTD. 8 Bouverie Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: Park Road, High Barnet, Herts. Telephone: Fleet Street 2282. Barnet 1051. European editor: R. S. Clark. Two stages: (60 x 30 and 35 x 30). -o- Directors: J. S. McCartney, L. J. Saggers. Studio available for hire. Equipment for hire, including Mitchell Camera, Magnetic Record- BRITISH ADVERTISING AGENCIES ing. ADCRAFT LTD. Warwards Lane, Selly Oak, Birmingham, 29. TEMPLAR FILM STUDIOS Telephone: Selly Oak 0121. 7 Lynedoch Street, Glasgow, C.3. Scotland. Telephone: Glasgow, Douglas 2648. T.1'. Ererntine: Frank Johns.

715 ALDRIDGE LTD. ALFRED BATES & SON LTD. FREDERICK E.C.4. 1 Whitefriars Street, London, E.C.4. Tele- 130 Fleet Street, London, Telephone: phone: Fleet Street 8444. Fleet Street 8831. T.V. Executive: Philip II. Aldridge. uti.c: U. G. t eeow ell. PALMER LTD. BAYARD PUBLICITY LTD. ALLARDYCE 93 Manchester, 1. Telephone: 109 London, W.C.2. Telephone: Market Street, Kingsway, Deansgate 3742. Holborn 9281. (20 lines) West End Office: 119-125 Wardour Street, London, W.I. Tele- T.V. Executive: B. Pickin. 3763 (5 lines). phone: Gerrard BEMROSE ADVERTISING LTD. T.V. Director: C. A. Halson. Africa House, Kingsway, London, W.C.2. T.V. Executive: A. Daventry. Telephone: Holburn 8871. E. ALLAN COOPER & CO. LTD. T.V. Executives: E. Scott-Botham, N. M. Button, Furnival House, 14-18 High Holburn, Lon- G. Cooper. don, W.C.I. Telephone: Holborn 6641 (five times. BENINGTON ADVERTISING LTD. 5 New Court, London, W.C.2. Telephone: R. ANDERSON ADVERTISING CO. LTD. Holborn 1345. 14 William IV Street, Strand, London, T.V. Executive: Mrs. E. Harlow. W.C.2. Temple Bar 1925. Directors: P. E. Stodart, A. J. Elliott Taylor, S. H. BENSON LTD. A. W. Walding. 129 Kingsway, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Holborn 6922. APEX ADVERTISING LTD. T.V. Executive: Anthony Gittins. 80 Holyhead Road, Coventry. Telephone: Coventry 21151. ALAN BETTS LTD. T.I'. T reeutive: A. C. Wallace. 31 Clarges Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Mayfair 3488. APPLIED DESIGNS (ADVERTISING) LTD. 2 Guilford Place, London, W.C.1. Tele- BIDDLE BROS. (ADVERTISING) LTD. phone: Holborn 6378-9. 295 Highfield Road, Hall Green, Birming- T.V. Executive: Miss P. A. Smith. ham 28. Telephone: Springfield 3433. T.V. Executive: H. Guy Biddle, F.I.P.A. ARKS PUBLICITY LTD. 34 John Street, London, W.C.1. Telephone: CLIFFORD BLOXHAM & PARTNERS LTD. Chancery 2651. Lion House, Red Lion Street, London, W.C. 1. Telephone: Chancery 6341. ARMSTRONG -WARDEN LTD. Senior Yrorloe'tr: Peter llad..;c. 69 New Oxford Street, London, W.C.1. Tele- T.V. Director: Frank Uuwlino. phone: Temple Bar 3400. T.V. Director: E. Ward Burton, F.LP.A., BOSWELL, BARRATT & PHILLIPS LTD. M.S.M.A. 192/4 Corporation Street, Birmingham 4. T.Y. Executive: Anthony Phillips. ASHBURNERS LTD. 103 Portland Street, Manchester 1. Tele- H. E. BOULTER PUBLICITY LTD. phone: Manchester Central 5636. 16 Moncrieffe Road, Sheffield, 7. Telephone: T.V. Executive: R. T. Knowles. Sheffield 52464. T.V. Executives: J. Bury, A.T.A. TELEVISION SERVICES (A.T.A. Ad- M.I.P.A., H. L. Evans, vertising Ltd.) M.Sc. (Tech). 141 New Bond Street, London, W.1. Tele- ROBERT BRANDON & PARTNERS LTD. phone: Grosvenor 6744. 47 Albemarle Street, London, W.1. Tele- T.V. Executive: E. J. F. Fox. phone: Hyde Park 0901. AUGER & TURNER LTD. BRIDGE ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. 37-38 Margaret St., London, W.1. Telephone: Victoria House, Southampton Row, London, Hyde Park 7282 (20 lines). W.C.1. Telephone: Holborn 1177/8. T.V. Executive: John Sutton. T.I'. Executive: J. E. Tewhatt, I. P. Cann. PAUL BARATTE & ASSOCIATES LTD. BROCKIE HASLAM & CO. 73 New Bond Street, London, W.1. Tele- Thanet House, 231 Strand, London, W.C.2. phone: Mayfair 6921. Telephone: Fleet Street 2824. T.V. Executive: L. I-lauser. D. H. BROCKLESBY LTD. 14 Clifford Street, London, W.1. Telephone: CHARLES BARKER & SONS LTD. Hyde Park 8941. Gateway House, 1 Watling Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: City 1133. T.V. Executive: S. R. Raven. T.V. Director: T. H. Marshall. T.V. Executive: L. J. Howell. HAROLD BROMET & PARTNERS T.V. Co-ordinator: Miss B. Hotinc. 116 High Holborn, London, W.C.1. Tele- Kenneth Ware. phone: Chancery 4259. Production/Scripts: T.V. Executives: J. C. Anderson, H. Bromet, BARKER, DRABBLE & CO. M.I.P.A. 329 High Holborn, London, W.C.1. Tele- Holborn 5175. D. BROOK -HART CO. phone: 48 Dover Street, London, W.1. Telephone: E. W. BARNEY LTD. Mayfair 6147-9. 4 New Court, Lincoln's Inn, London, W.C.2. Films and TV Executive: John St. John Cooper. Telephone: Holborn 5946. T.V. Executive: W. G. Barney. L. GRAHAM BROWNE ADVERTISING LTD. 15 Frederick Road, Birmingham 15. Tele- BARON MOSS ADVERTISING LTD. phone: Edgbaston 4341. London Office: 8-9 110 Park Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Hertford Street, W.1. Telephone: Grosvenor Hyde Park 3791. 2147. Managing Director: Baron Moss. T.V. Executive: D. B. Newcomb, M.I.P.A., T.V. Executive: Bernard Spicer. M.A.A.

716 L. GRAHAM BROWNE (LONDON) LTD. L. B. Cort, S. E. R. Wynne, I). I, Armstrong, Mayfair House, 8/9 Hertford Street, Lon- J. Cleveland Belle. don, W.1. Telephone: Grosvenor 2147. T.V. Director: R. H. Kirkwood. T. B. BROWNE LTD. COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING SERVICE 117 Piccadilly, London, W.1. Telephone: Grosvenor LTD. 5351. 97 Oxford Road, Manchester 1. Telephone: T.V. Manager: Mrs. M. Goddard. Ardwick 1788. BASIL BUTLER COMPANY LTD. T.V. Executives: K. Greenhaigh, J. M. Preshaw. 78 Brook Street, London, W.1. Telephone: CRANE PUBLICITY LTD. Grosvenor 4221. 1 Fitzroy Square, London, W.1. Telephone: T.V. Executive: W. J. Fenwick. Euston 8061. R. S. CAPLIN LTD. T.V. Executive: G. R. IIays. 128 Park Lane, London, W.1. Telephone: Mayfair 4973. W. S. CRAWFORD LTD. 233 High Holborn, London, W.C.1. Tele- T.V. Executive: Maurice Caplin. phone: Holborn 4381. C. R. CASSON LTD. Head of Filin, Radio K T.V. Division: Allan 6 Aldford Street, Park Lane, London, W.I. Blomfield. Telephone: Grosvenor 4921. CROSS-COURTENAY. LTD. T.V. E.rendve: J. Doff. 4 Albert Square, Manchester, 2. Telephone: Blackfriars 5011. CAVENDISH PUBLICITY SERVICE LTD. T.V. Executives: F. J. Johns, E. D. Brabbins, 8-10 Charing Cross Road, London, W.C.2. F. V. Fox. Telephone: Temple Bar 0850 and 3875-6. T.V. Executive: B. M. Pearce. CROSSLEY & CO. LTD. Furnival House, 14-18 High Holborn, Lon- CENTRAL ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. don, W.C.1. Telephone: Holborn 5524. 26 Portland Place, London, W.1. Telephone: T.V. Executive: Leslie D. Truelove. Langham 9571. GEORGE CUMING LTD. T.V. Executive: Mrs. V. Goldsworthy, F.I.P.A., John B. Myers. 159 New Bond Street, London, W.1. Tele- phone: Mayfair 4736. CENTRAL NEWS LTD. T.V. Executives: A. Mattless-Williams, E. A. Pemberton House, East Harding Street, Foott. London, E.C.4. Telephone: Fleet Street 9681. Managing DAVIES & CO. Director: Harvard Gunn. 95 Bishopsgate, London, E.C.2. Telephone: T.V. Executive: Mervyn Jude. London Wall 3036. CITY & GENERAL ADVERTISING LTD. T.V. Executive: A. Paul Jones. 21 Panton Street, London, S.W.1. Telephone: Whitehall 2606. HARRY DAWSON LIMITED T.I l:.rrcuti: e: miss D. A. Ogilvie. 16 Panton Street, Haymarket, London, S.W.1. Telephone: Trafalgar 4418. COMMERCIAL RADIO AND TELEVISION T.V. LTD. Executives: R. P. Salisbury, J. S. Hocknell. 22 Earlsfort Terr, Dublin. Telephone: Dub- DIGBY WILLS LTD. lin 52930. 44 Great Queen St., London, W.C.2. Tele- Directors: W. P. O'Donoghue, S. I). Norris, M. phone: Chancery 6264. J. O'Donoghue. ARTHUR S. DIXON LTD. S. V. COURT ADVERTISING LTD. 7 Savile Row, London, W.1. Telephone: 30/34 New Bridge Street, London, Regent 4413. Telephone: E.C.4. City 4247/8/9. T.V. Executive: J. N. Harrison. T.V. Executive: Mrs. E. E. Chivers. DIXON'S WESTEND ADVERTISING CYRIL H. CLARKE & CO. LTD. AGENCY LTD. 14 St. Peter's Square, Manchester, 2. Tele- West End House, 11 Hills Place, Oxford phone: Central 8673. Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard T.V. Executives: Leslie G. Hardy, C. Chadwick. 7004. T.V. Executive: M. G. Ballard. CLARKE, SON AND PLATT LTD. 317 High Holborn, London, W.C.1. Tele- DOLAN, DUCKER, WHITCOMBE & STEW - phone: Holborn 0334-5. ART LTD. T.V. Executive: B. M. Platt. 10 Bruton Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Grosvenor 7701. THE J. K. CLAYTON ADVERTISING T.V. Executive: Richard Macdonald. AGENCY LTD. Time Buyer: Kenneth Leake. Royal Central Chambers, Windmill Street, Manchester 2. Telephone: Blackfriars 7264. DORLAND ADVERTISING LTD. T.V. Executives: F. Rowlinson, F.I.P.A., E. R. Haymarket House, 28 Haymarket, London, Broughton, F.I.P.A., W. Bushell, F.I.P.A., S.W.1. Telephone: Whitehall 4366. F. M. R. Broughton, M.I.P.A. Director of T.V.: A. C. Solomon Manager: COLLINSON'S ADVERTISING AGENCY K. Pearce. LTD. DOWNTONS LTD. 54-57 Britannia House, Wellington Street, Temple Bar House, Fleet Leeds 1. Street, London, Telephone: Leeds 30054/5. E.C.4. Telephone: Fleet Street 3244. T.V. Executive: S. Saxon, M.A.A. T.V. Executives: Edgar T. Barber, P. King, M. COLMAN, PRENTIS & VARLEY LTD. Hodge. 34 Grosvenor Street, London, W.1. Tele- DUDLEY TURNER phone: Mayfair 9111. & VINCENT LTD. Boston House, 36-38 Fitzroy Square, London Directors: A. N. C. Varley (Chinn. & MD), W.1. Telephone: Langham 6494. R. H. Colman, C. J. Maples, A. A. Elfer, T.V. Executive: R. O. Nash, M.C., M.I.P.A.

717 THE GENERAL ADVERTISING CO. OF ELLIOTT ADVERTISING LTD. LONDON Manton House, Great Charles Street, Bir- W.C.2. Tel- 4961. 18 Charing Cross Road, London, mingham, 3. Telephone: Central ephone: Covent Garden 2881. T.V. Executive: J. S. Brealey. E. WALTER GEORGE LTD. ERWIN WASEY, RUTHRAUFF & RYAN 25 Lower Belgrave Street, London, S.W.1. LTD. Sloane 0474. Terrace, Lon- Telephone: Williams House, Eastbourne Executive: John Wills. don, W.2. Telephone: Ambassador 3424. T.V. Director of Films ,- T.V.: Paul Usher- G. S. GERRARD LTD. 10 Argyll Street, London, W.1. Telephone: ERWOODS LTD. Gerrard 6816. Re- 211 Piccadilly, London, W.1. Telephone: T.V. Executive: W. Purvis. gent 7464. T.V. Director: Eric Field. GLOVERS ADVERTISING LTD. 134 Wigmore Street, London, W.1. Telephone: EVERETTS ADVERTISING LTD. Welbeck 2267. (Also at: Mark Lane, Bristol 10 Hertford Street, London, W.1. Telephone: 1, Telephone: Bristol 25483). Grosvenor 3477. T.V. Executive: H. J. Wilson. T.V. Director: Briusley Black. GODBOLDS LTD. FARMER -HERBERT ADVERTISING LTD. Buildings, Aldwych, London, W.C. 1. General 79-83 Grosvenor Street, Manchester 2. Telephone: Chancery 9671. 4047 and 4163. Telephone: Ardwick T.V. Director: Philip Gardner. T.V. Executives: T. Royds, L. Howlett, J Wardle. GOLLINGS W. H. AND ASSOCIATES LTD. 12 Upper Grosvenor Street, London, W.1. MARK FAWDRY LTD. Telephone: Grosvenor 8401. Hanover Court, Hanover Square, London, T.Y. Executive: R. J. Cony n. W.1. Telephone: Hyde Park 9176. T.V. Executive: Michael Keefe. GORDON & GOTCH ADVERTISING LTD. Mercury House, 20, St. Bride Street, London, FIRST INTERNATIONAL AGENCY LTD. E.C.4. Telephone: Fleet Street 4030. Victoria House, Vernon Place, London, W.C.1. Telephone: Holborn 3694. GRAHAM & GILLIES LTD. 37-38 Golden Square, London, W.1. Tele- T.V. Executive: Miss II. E. IIynam. phone: Gerrard 9121. FOOTE, CONE & BELDING LTD. GRANT ADVERTISING LTD. 82 Baker Street, London, W.1. Telephone: 36 Grosvenor Street, London, W.I. Tele- Welbeck 4426. phone: Mayfair 6051. T.V. Head: Ian Latimr. T.V. Executive: E. G. Dupree. FORBES KEIR LTD. HERBERT GREAVES LTD. Central Buildings, 43 Renshaw Street, Liv- 6 Booth Street, Manchester 2. Telephone: erpool. Telephone: Liverpool Royal 6162-4. Central 7605. T.V. Director: E. Horsfall, M.P.A. T.V. Executives: Derrick H. GI eaves, Miss M. T.V. Executive: G. Furness. Greaves. FORDHAM SADLER ADVERTISING LTD. GREENLY'S LTD. Museum House, Museum Street, London, Commonwealth House New Oxford Street, W.C.1. Telephone: Langham 5746. London, W.C.1. Telephone: Chancery 3377. T.V. Executive: 1h. G. Seed. TA-. Director: Drew Farish. T.V. Executive: M. Bailey. L. J. FOWLER & CO. LTD. 74 Great Hampton Street, Birmingham 18. JAMES M. GREENWOOD ADVERTISING Telephone: Northern 4353. LTD. Greenwood House, Salisbury Court, Fleet T.V. Executive: L. J. Fowler. Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: Fleet ROBERT FREEMAN CO. LTD. Street 8274. 7 Swallow Street, London, W.1. Telephone: LTD. Regent 7521. CREIGHTON GRIFFITHS 28, Cathedral Road, Cardiff, Wales. Tele- Director of Films & T.V.: Kenneth K. Rick. phone: 30371. T.V. Executives: D. M. C. Griffiths, C. W. Bar- WILLIAM FURNESS LTD. ton. 2 Melbourne Place, Bradford 5, Yorkshire. Telephone: Bradford 23158. HADDON & CO. LTD. T.V. Executive: W. Furness, D.A.A., M.I.P.A. 2-4 Fitzroy Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Langham 6611. S. T. GARLAND ADVERTISING SERVICE T.V. Director: A. M. Denereaz. LTD. 51-53 Mount Street, London, W.1. Telephone: JOHN HALIFAX LTD. Grosvenor 6040. New Walk, Leicester. Telephone: Leicester T.V. Director: Kenneth Gill. 20108/9. T.V. Executives: Gordon A. Penman, H. C. FRANK GAYTON ADVERTISING LTD. Clements. 156 Upper New Walk, Leicester. Telephone: Granby 261. H. G. HARRIS LTD. 33 Merrion Street, Leeds 2. Telephone: T.V. Executive: Alan W. Gayton. Leeds 27637. GEE ADVERTISING LTD. Street, Leicester. HARRISONS ADVERTISING LTD. Welford Road & Carlton 52 George Street, Hull. Telephone: Hull T.V. Department: 23 Great Castle Street, 29001. London, W.1. Telephone: Legation 4765. Central 7 Bond Street, Leeds 1., 23 Princess Street, T.V. Executives: F. R. Harrison, M.I.P.A., Manchester 2. J. R. H. Payne -Ross.

718 JOHN HART & CO. HYDE & PARTNERS LTD. Chansitor House, 38 Chancery Lane, Lon- 26/28 Bedford Row, London, W.C.l. Tele- don, W.C.2. Telephone: Chancery 7876. phone Holborn 6414. T.V. Executive: V. Elliston, M.I.P.A. T.V. Executive: Miss G. Barratt. HARWOOD PRESS (ADVERTISING) LTD. INDUSTRIAL PUBLICITY SERVICE 132 Charing Cross Road, London, W.C.2. LTD. Telephone: Terminal House, Grosvenor Gardens, Lon- Temple Bar 4755. don, S.W.1. Telephone: Sloane 7266. T.V. Executive: B. H. J. Coe. T.V. Executive: J. L. Grimwood. HAVAS LTD -INTERNATIONAL ADVER- INGHAM BUTTERWORTH LTD. TISING AGENCY 260 Deansgate, Manchester, 3. Telephone: 3-4 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London, W.C.2. Manchester Deangate 2523. Telephone: Chancery 4076. Directors: D. M. Butterworth, S. Ingham. A. I.. T.V. Executive: J. F. Soya. Perkins. T.V. Executive: A. L. Perkin. HEDLEY, BYRNE & CO. LTD. 140 Park Lane, London, W.1. Telephone: R. H. JACKSON LTD. Mayfair 5026. Lloyd's House, 22 Lloyd Street, Manchester, 2. T.V. Executives: L. J. Last, Miss V. Walton. Telephone: Blackfriars 8306-7. G. Jackson. Directors: R. H. Jackson, F.I.P.A., A. P. Wood, M.I.P.A., M.A.A. (Associate director). CHARLES F. HIGHAM LTD. Higham House, Curzon Street, London, W.1. JACKSON'S ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. Telephone: Mayfair 7282. Broad Street House, Old Broad Street, Lon- T.V. Executive: Peter King. don, E.C.2. Telephone: London Wall 7837. T.V. Executives: F. N. Hill, J. Q. Abrahams. EDWARD HILTON ADVERTISING LTD. 28 Harborne Road, Birmingham 15. Tele- WALTER JUDD LTD. phone: Edgbaston 5941-2-3. 47 Gresham Street, London, E.C.2. Tele- T.V. Executive: E. Hilton. phone: Monarch 7644. NEVIN D. HIRST (ADVERTISING) KEYMER ADVERTISING LTD. LTD. 52 Grattan House, 23 Mount Preston, Leeds, 2. Bedford Row, London, W.C.1. Telephone: Telephone: Leeds 30641. TV & Radio Dept. Chancery 8123. 96 Ebury Street, London, S.W.I. Telephone: T.V. Director: G. F. Meadmore. Sloane 0787-8. 3 Ainslie Place, Edinburgh. T.V. Executive: J. M. Wild. Telephone: Caledonian 4029. 22 Churchill Way, Cardiff. Telephone: Cardiff 22412. KINGHAM ADVERTISING AGENCY LTD. 34 Brook Street, London, W.1. Telephone: T.V. Director: Gordon A. Duffus. Hyde Park 0601. JOHN HOBSON & PARTNERS LTD. KINGSCOTT LTD. 36-38, Fitzroy Square, London, W.1. Tele- 18/20 St. Andrew Street, London, E.C.4. phone: Langharn 3070. Telephone: Fleet Street 6316/9. T.V. Executive: R. B. Webb. T.V. Executive: L. D. Conquest, M.I.P.A. CHARLES W. HOBSON LTD. ARTHUR KNIGHT CO. LTD. 12/13 Conduit Street, London, W.1. Tele- 24 Gilbert Street, London, W.1. Telephone: phone: Hyde Park 6700. Mayfair 9376. T.V. Executive: Gordon Hall. T.V. Director: J. A. Major. JAMES A. HODGSON LTD. KNOX AND HARDY LTD. 67 Brook Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Tudor House, Grosvenor 7841. 24 Tudor Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: Fleet Street 6944. T.V. Executive: V. Markham T.V. Executives: George Chambers, C. M. De - A. N. HOLDEN & CO. LTD. Wilde, J. S. Knox. 94 Mount Street, London, W.1. Telephone: LAMBE & ROBINSON-BENTON & BOWLES Grosvenor 2536. LTD. T.V. Executive: Mrs. E. Cooke. 197 Knightsbridge, London, S.W.7. Tele- Time Buyer: S. Shephard. phone: Kensington 1444. HOLMAN ADVERTISING LTD. T.V. Manager: Bruce Rhodes. 11 Bedford Square, London, W.C.1. Tele- phone: Museum 4303. LARDER & STEVENS LTD. T.V. 72 Fleet Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: Executive: Richard H. Punter. M.I.P.A. Fleet Street 1422. W. HOPWOOD & CO. LTD. T.V. Executive: J. D. Larder. 67a Mosley Street, Manchester 2. Tele- phone: Central 7891. LEGGET NICHOLSON & PARTNERS LTD. T.V. Executives: R. Hopwood, 17/19 Stratford Place, London, W.1. Tele- A. A. Podmore. phone: Grosvenor 3311. HOWATS ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. T.V. Executive: C. A. Lipscombe 111 Union Street, Glasgow Scotland. Tele- phone: Glasgow Central 4435-6. LINTAS LTD. T.V. Executive: Donald Howat. Hesketh House, Portman Square, London, W.I. Telephone: Welbeck 4466. HECTOR HUGHES & PARTNERS LTD. T.V. Executives: C. L. Hallas, H. Cooper. Colquhoun House, Broadwick Street, Lon- don, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 0724. LONGLEYS & HOFFMANN LTD. 60-61 T.V. Executives: FI. A. Hughes, R. C. Lionel Street, Birmingham, 3. Tele- Ilarrold. phone: Central 7532. HUTCHINSON PUBLICITY LTD. LOVELL AND RUPERT CURTIS LTD. 178 Great Portland Street, London W.1. 30 Bouverie Street, London, E.CA. Tele- Telephone: Langham 3020. phone: Fleet Street, 0871. T.V. Executive: Gordon Grimley. T.V. Executive: M. L. Nyman.

719 LPE TELEVISION LTD. MAYFAIR ADVERTISING LTD. St. Martin's House, 63/66 St. Martin's Lane, Temple Station Building, Victoria Embank- London, W.C.2. Telephone: Covent Garden ment, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Covent 2450. Garden 0844 (5 lines). Managing Director: J. S. Beard. MEARNS PUBLICITY SERVICE LTD. LUCIEN TELEVISION & SCREEN ADVER- 7 Carden Place, Aberdeen, Scotland. Tele- TISING LTD. phone: Aberdeen 26311. 324 Grays Inn Road, London, W.C.1. Tele- Lesley phone: Terminus 0922. T.V. Executives: J. A. Graeme Mearns, Mearns. T.V. Executive: R. P. Rawlinson. C. J. LYTLE (ADVERTIS.) LTD. JOHN MITCHELL & PARTNERS LTD. 2/4 Dean Street, London, W.I. Telephone: 33 Cork Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Gerrard 8646. Regent 2226. T.V. Director: John Barton. T.V. Executive: W. R. Ansell. DAVID MACAULAY ADVERTISING LTD. 1 Great Cumberland Place, London, W.I. PETER A. MENZIES ADVERTISING Telephone: Ambassador 7371. 2 Newton Place, Glasgow, C.3. Scotland. T.V. Executive: J. S. Vogt. C. 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Executives: Mrs. M. Goddard, .A.M.I.P. A., Fleet Street 6543. L. C. Taylor, M.I.P.A. Director of Television: Barry Barron. Supervisor: Michael Seligman. MURRAY-WATSON (TV) LTD. Production 58 Brook Street, London, W.I. Telephone: McCONNELL & CO. (ADVERTISING) LTD. Grosvenor 3508. 25 Princess Drive, Colwyn Bay, North Wales. Telephone: Colwyn Bay 2869. NAPPER, STINTON, WOOLLEY, LTD. T.V. Executive: A. Cormie, M.I.P.A. 14-19 Great Chapel Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Gerrard 2633. McCONNELL'S (LONDON) LTD. T.Y. Director: Leslie Stinton. St. Stephen's House, London, S.W.1. Tele- T.V. Executive Controller: N. E. B. Wolters. phone: Whitehall 5081. T.V. Executive: P.M. Doyle. NATIONAL ADVERTISING CORPORATION McMURTRIE LTD. LTD. 11 Bothwell Street, Glasgow, C.2. Scotland. 52 Portland Place, London, W.I. Telephone: Telephone: Glasgow Central 1933/4. Langham 2050. T.V. Executive: G. W. Staples. J. P. McNULTY & CO. LTD. Clifford's Inn, London, E.C.4. Telephone: NELSON ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. Holborn 1679. Eagle House, Jermyn Street, London, S.W.1. T.V. Executives: John Hartley, Mrs. Joan Mil- Telephone: Whitehall 8727. lington. T.V. Executive: J. C. Shaw. CLIFFORD MARTIN LTD. Piccadilly House, 33 Regent Street, London, JOHN NEWTON LTD. S.W.1. Telephone: Regent 3051. 198 Corn Exchange, Manchester 4. Tele- phone: Blackfriars 1828. T.1'. lìrccutic c: I tarry Jmus. T.V. Executives: T. D. Farmer, D. F. George, MASIUS & FERGUSSON LTD. R. C. Thompson. 1-2 St. James' Square, London, S.W.1. Tele- phone: Whitehall 7007. MAXWELL NICHOLLS & PARTNERS Director: John Kirby. 71 George Street, Edinburgh, Scotland & 78 Group Director in Charge: P. Jackson-Feilden. St. Vincent Street, Glasgow, 2. Scotland. T.V. Executives: J. B. St. Clair, A. R. P. T.V. Executives: E. Maxwell Nicholls, F.I.P.A., Wrathall, G. W. Exelby, J. W. Adams, M. S. J. Clark Smith, M.I.P.A. Cox. NICHOLLS, DORRITY ADVERTISING LTD. MASON -PEACOCK LTD. Lansdowne House, 41 Water Street, Birming- 184 Strand, London, W.C.2. 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Production Executives: Hugo Dunn-Meynell, Shipway. Peter H. Marsh. RIPLEY, PRESTON & CO. LTD. Cheapside House, Cheapside, London, E.C.2. S. C. PEACOCK LTD. Telephone: Monarch 296-302 High Holborn, London, W.C.I. Tele- 9521. phone: Chancery 2605. MAX T.V. Executive: RITSON & PARTNERS LTD. G. Brunning R. Danl.,. 33 Henrietta Street, London, W.C.2. Tele- phone: WALTER Temple Bar 3861. PEARCE & CO. LTD. T.V. Executive: 2 Queens Avenue, Bristol, 8. Telephone: K. Conroy. Bristol 37015/6. ROBERTSON ADVERTISING LTD. J. PEERS 226 Strand, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Fleet & ASSOCIATES LTD. Street 3992. 1 & 2 Langharn Place, London, W.I. Tele- phone: Langharn 8434. T.V. Executive: R. Morgan. ALFRED PEMBERTON LTD. ROBERTSON & SCOTT (ADVERTISING) 93 Park Lane, London, W.1. Telephone: LTD. Mayfair 9010. 42 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh 2, Scot- T.V. Manager: Irin Sutherland. land. Telephone: Caledonian 6602. T.V. Production Manager: Sidney Howard. Director and Manager: I). J. Mackenzie. Assistant T.V. Production Manager: Jeremy Harvie. ROE TELEVISION LTD. (F. PERARD PUBLICITY LTD. John Roe Ltd.) 20 St. Ann's Square, Manchester & 73 Grosvenor Street, Lon- 35 Avenue Chambers, Southampton Row, don, London, W.C.1. Telephone: W.I. Telephone: Grosvenor 8228. Chancery 9688. Directors: T.V. Executive: Lionel Graham Roe, Derek J. Roe. S. Rose. T.V. Executive: R. G. Richards. PICKERSGILL PUBLICITY SERVICE LTD. ROLES & PARKER LTD. 84 Albion Street, Leeds 1. Telephone: Leeds 22 29137, Red Lion Street, London, W.C.I. Tele- phone: Chancery 7744. T.Y. Executives: L. Pickersgill, D. Walls. T.V. Executive: N. A. Farr. PORTLAND ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. G. S. ROYDS 206 Stockport Road, Manchester, 13. Tele- LTD. phone: Ardwick 4922/3. Royds House, Mandeville Place, London, W.1. Telephone: Welbeck T.V. Executive: R. H. Wright. 7733. T.V. Film & Radio Director: John B. Beard. RICHARD POTTS & PARTNERS LTD. Deputy Head: B. R. Darewski. 34 High Holborn, London. W.C.1. Tele- phone: Chancery 4974. 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TAYLOR ADVERTISING LTD. 85 Gloucester Place, London, W.1. Tele- Media Manager: H. L. Lee, A.M.I.P.A. phone: Hunter 9851. Time Buyers: H. L. Lee, A.M.I.P.A., Mrs. M. Kaye. T.V. Executive: P. J. Churchard. T.V. Production: T. G. II. Brookes. THE TECHNICAL ADVERTISING SERVICE 83 Kingsway, London, W.C.2. Telephone: SMITH'S ADVERTISING AGENCY LTD. Holborn 2968. Lincoln House, 296-302 High Holborn, Lon- don, W.C.1. Telephone: Holborn 5811. THE TGA COMPANY LTD. 167 High Holborn, London, W.C.1. Tele- T.V. Executive: Gordon L. Ansel'. phone: Temple Bar 4466. SOMMERVILLE & MILNE LTD. Director in charge: R. S. Wilson. 216 Bothwell Street, Glasgow, C.2. Scotland. T.V. Executive: A. J. Finding. T.V. Director: J. Bruce Omand, J.P., F.I.P.A. THAMES ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. T.V. Executive: J. S. Bauchop. 72-8 Fleet Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: THE W. J. SOUTHCOMBE ADVERTISING Fleet Street 5801. AGENCY LTD. T.V. Executives: A. W. Hulbert, P. G. Ilulbert. 142 Sloane Street, London, S.W.1. J. WALTER THOMPSON CO. LTD. A. N. SPICER (ADVERTISING) LTD. 40 Berkeley Square, London, W.1. Tele- 73 Robertson Street, Glasgow, C.2., Scot- phone: Mayfair 9496. land. Telephone: Central 6991. Associate Director in charge T.V. and Films: T.V. Executive: R. V. T. Curtis. James Archibald. McINNES THOMSON ADVERTISING LTD. THE SPIERS SERVICE LTD. 111 Union Street, Glasgow C.1., Scotland. 18 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: Telephone: City 0461. Gerrard 0597. T.V. Executive: Gordon Barr. T.V. Executive: B. S. Spiers. TIBBENHAM LTD. STEWART SKINGLE LTD. 262, High Holborn London, W.C.1. Tele- 191 Strand London W.C.2. Telephone: Tem- phone: Holborn 8074. ple Bar 9507. T.V. Executive: C. Mark Floyd, M.I.P.A. T.V. Executives: Stewart Skingle, Ken Curtis. WILFRID TISBURY & CO. LTD. SPOTTISWOODE ADVERTISING LTD. 12 Princes Street Hanover Square, London, Regina House, 259 Marylebone Road, Lon- W.1. Telephone: Grosvenor 6724. don, N.W.1. Telephone: Paddington 1262. T.V. Executive: Wilfrid Tisbury. T.V. Manager: T. R. Flounders. S. D. TOON & HEATH LTD. HENRY SQUIRE & CO. LTD. 1266 Warwick Road, Knowle, Solihull War- Canada Nouse, Norfolk Street, London, wickshire. Telephone: Knowle 2958. W.C.2. Telephone: Temple Bar 9093/4. Media and Market Research Director: K. G. T.V. Executive: S. Windridge. White. STEELE'S ADVERTISING SERVICE LTD. TOWNSEND -SMITH & HARDY LTD. Regina House, 259 Marylebone Road, Lon- 15 Hanover Square, London, W.1. Tele- don, N.W.1. phone: Mayfair 4847. T.V. Manager: T. R. Flounders. T.V. Executive: A. G. Salter. 722 TROUT, LAWSON, PUBLICITY LTD. WILCOX ADVERTISING LTD. 55 Temple Row, Birmingham 2. Telephone: 43 Gerrard Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Midland 6396. Gerrard 0727. T.V. Executive; R. Bryan Carur'. T.Y. Executives: T. F. Simpson, R. Peyton. TULLY-CRABBE LTD. WILKES BROS. & GREENWOOD LTD. Groat House, Collingwood Street, Newcas- 299 Oxford Street, London, W.1. Telephone: tle -en -Tyne. Telephone: Newcastle -on -Tyne Grosvenor 7777. 610151. T.V. Executive: Frank Buck. WILLIAMS PUBLICITY CO. LTD. 79 Baker Street, London, W.1. Telephone: UNITED KINGDOM ADVERTISING CO. Welbeck 6086. LTD. T.V. Executive: J. \V. Russell. 25 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, WI. Tele- phone: Gerrard 6881. WILLING'S PRESS SERVICE LTD. T.V. Executive: D. Featherstone. Thavies Inn House, Holborn Circus, Lon- don, E.C.1. Telephone: Fleet Street 4020. C. VERNONS & SONS LTD. Head of T.V. Dept.: M. Lloyd. 178-202 Great Portland St., London, W.1. Time Buyer: Miss Paddy Carr. Telephone: Langham 9591. T.V. Executive: John Byrne. WILLSMORE & TIBBENHAM (TELEVISION) LTD. J. W. VICKERS & CO. LTD. 112/114 Thorpe Road, Norwich. Telephone: 7 Great Winchester Street, London, E.C.2. Nodwich 26721. Telephone: 4914. London Wall WILSON ADVERTISING LTD. T. BOOTH WADDICOR & PARTNERS LTD. 20 Dale Street, Manchester 1. Telephone: 22 Dorset Square, London, N.W.1. Padding- Central 2901. ton 1041. T.V. Executives: C. B. Wilson, J. P. Phoenix. T.V. Executive: G. C. S. Couper. THE WINTER THOMAS COMPANY LTD. C. P. WAKEFIELD LTD. 30-31 Great Queen Street, London, W.C.2. Wakefield House, 153 Fleet Street, London, Telephone: Holborn 5346. E.C.4. Telephone: Filet Street 4588 (3 lines) T.V. Executive: L. W. Butler. & 3521 (4 lines). T.V. Executive: R. J. Wakefield. S. H. WRIGHT & CO. LTD. 44 Bedford Row, London, W.C.1. Telephone: WAIKLEY HODGSON LTD. Chancery 8328 and 116 Portland Street, Man- 105-6, New Bond St. London, W.I. Tele- chester. Telephone: 4617. phone: Hyde Park 9583/4/5 and 3695/6. Central CHARLES WALLS & PARTNERS LTD. CONROY WYKES ADVERTISING LTD. 48-62 6 Duke Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Provincial House, Market Street, Brad- Welbeck 1676. ford 1. Telephone: Bradford 22258 (9-50). T.V. Director: R. S. Pearson, A.M.I.P.A. T.V. Executive: P. Barrett. EDWARD WALTERS (ADVERTISING) LTD. YOUNG & RUBICAM LTD. 16 St. James's Street, London, S.W.1. Tele- Berk House, 8 Baker Street, London, W.1. phone: Trafalgar 5315. Telephone: Hunter 5511. T.V. Executive: Mrs. P. A. Pechey. T.V. Commercials Director: Brian Palmer. WEBSTER RIDGWAY & PARTNERS LTD. 100 Fleet Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: Fleet Street 9001. T.V. Executives: B. J. Collins, C. R.. Stringer. PROFESSIONAL AND TRADE WESTWOOD, JOHN, LTD. ASSOCIATIONS 16 Berkeley Street, London, W.I. Telephone: Mayfair 0716. THE ADVERTISING ASSOCIATION 1 Bell Yard London, W.C.2. Telephone: WHITE ADVERTISING Chancery 4783. Midland Bank Chambers, Warwick Road, (Aims are (1) To establish advertising as the Birmingham 27. Telephone: Acocks Green essential factor in the marketing of produce and 2201/2. manufactured goods; (2) To conserve the com- T.V. Executive: H. Bertram White. mon interests of those engaged in advertising by promoting co-operative action and instituting JACK WHITE & ASSOCIATES protective measures; (3) To encourage the study Stratford House, Moseley Road, Birming- of the theory and practice of advertising and ham, 12. Telephone: Birmingham Victoria the improvement of its technique by the institu- 4147-8-9. tion of courses of study, the holding of examina- T.V. Executive: H. J. V. White. tions and awarding of diplomas.) Director General: L. E. Room, O.B.E. WHITE & CARTER LTD. Assistant General Secretary: W. Motion. 49 Wellington Street, Strand London, W.C.2. Telephone: Temple Bar 0756. AGENTS' ASSOCIATION LTD. T.V. Executive: Roger 19 Charing Cross Road London, W.C.2. Proudlock. Telephone: Trafalgar 6631. R. F. WHITE & SON LTD. President: E. J. Hinge, C.B.E. 72/8 Fleet Street, London, E.C.4. Telephone: Hon. Treasurers: L. Barry, George Nye. Fleet Street 8311. Secretary: A. Russell. 'irectors: Mrs. M. Breeden, W. A. Clarke. (Founded in 1927, comprising principal agencies 'ixte Directors: J. C. Williams, R E. Plum- in entertainment business). eyee 'T.V. Executive). - ASSOCIATION OF BROADCASTING STAFF ..," LTD. 69 Shirland Road, London, W.9. Telephone: fib.Poy 'anchester 1. Telephone: Cunningham 6188. General Secretary: T. L. Littlewood, B.Sc. hicks. (Econ.) . 723 TEL- ELECTRICAL TRADES UNION ASSOCIATION OF CINEMATOGRAPH, Hayes Court, West Common Road, Hayes, EVISION AND ALLIED TECHNICIANS Hurstway 1281/ (Affiliated to Trades Union Congress and Bromley, Kent. Telephone: London, W.1. 3. London Area Office: 39 Highbury Place, Labor Party). 2 Soho Square, Canonbury 6811/2. Telephone: Gerrard 8506. London, N.5. Telephone: in Anthony Asquith. (Representing electrical operatives engaged President: The Hon. studio production.) Secretary: George H. Elvin, F.C.I.S. General ,Secretary: F. L. Haxell. (The Association is the recognized Trade Union for film and television technicians and negoti- working conditions. It also FEDERATION OF FILM UNIONS ates salaries and 2 Square, London, W.1. Telephone: controls the A.C.T.T. Employment Bureau as Soho and TV techni- Gerrard 8506. (Federation of Trades Unions an agency exclusively for film engaged in the film production industry: cians.) Association of Cinematograph, Television ASSOCIATION OF SPECIALISED FILM and Allied Technicians, British Actors' PRODUCERS Equity Association, Electrical Trades Un- 2 Bourchier St., London, W.I. Telephone: ion, Film Artistes Association, Musicians' Regent 3781. Union. NATKE. Founder and Past President: H. Bruce Woolfe, President: Sir Tom O'Brien, M.P. C.B.E. Vice-President: T. Anstey. President: Frank A. Hoare, C.B.E. Secretary: G. H. Elvin, F.C.I.S. Vice -President: Harry Field. Secretaries: J. Michael Shersby, H. A. FILM ARTISTES' ASSOCIATION Joint (Registered Trade Union No. 1990 T) 3/4 Bridges. Telephone: (Official organization representing all branches of Shavers Place, London W.C.2. the specialized film production industry. Advises Trafalgar 68811/2. and consults with Government Departments, General Secretary: Sean Branninigan. other Trade Associations, etc., on all matters relating to specialized films-educational, indus- FILM CASTING ASSOCIATION LTD. trial, scientific, documentary, propaganda, adver- (Established by the British Film Producers' tising, instructional, entertainment, television.) Association. Licensed annually by the Lon- don County Council in accordance with the BRITISH ACTORS' EQUITY ASSOCIATION laws relating to employment agencies.) 8 Harley Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Registered Office: 49 Mount Street, London, Museum 6367. Cables Britequity, London. W.1. Casting Office: 21-22 Poland Street, President: Felix Aylmer, O.B.E. London, W-1. Telephone: Gerrard 1881. Honorary Treasurer: Charles Farrell. Directors: Arthur Watkins, Lord Brabourne, General Secretary: Gerald Croasdell, O.B.E., B.A. James G. Minter, F.A.A.C.A., Spencer M. Reis, J. P. H. Walton, B.Sc. (Econ.), F.C.I.S., BRITISH INSTITUTION OF RADIO ENGI- P. Gillespie. NEERS Secretary: R. F. Frost, A.C.I.S. 9 Bedford Square, London, W.C.1. Tele- General Manager: Lance Fairfax. phone: Museum 1901/1903. FILM LABORATORY ASSOCIATION BRITISH KINEMATOGRAPH SOCIETY (A trade association of companies engaged 164 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.C.2. in the printing and processing of cinemato- Telephone: Temple Bar 8915-6. graph film). Queen's House, Leicester Square, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Gerrard President: F. N. G. Leevers. 0328-9. Hon. Treasurer: Marcus Cooper. Secretary: J. W. Duffield-Harding. Secretary: W. Strachan, M.A., LL.B. BRITISH RADIO VALVE MANUFACTUR- FILMS OF SCOTLAND ERS' ASSOCIATION 20 Melville Street, Edinburgh 3, Scotland. Mappin House, 156-162 Oxford St., London, Telephone: Caledonian 2763. W.I. Telephone: Langham 8562. Chairman: Sir Alexander B. King, C.B.E., D.L., L.L.D., J.P. COMMERCIAL TELEVISION CIRCLE Hon. Treasurer: Hugh Fraser, D.L., J.P. 17 Hill Street, London, W.1. Director: H. Forsyth Hardy. Chairman: Dan Ingman. (Objects: The Films of Scotland Committee was Vice-Chairman: Barry Barron. set up by the Scotish Council (Development Hon. Treasurer: P. Jackson Feilden. and Industry) in consultation with the Secre- Joint Hon. Secretaries: Anthony Gittins, Philip tary of State for Scotland to promote the pro- Mellor. jection of Scotland on the cinema and the tele- (Objects: to provide, for advertising agency TV vision screens. Short films are made in collabora- and tion with industries and local authorities and executives, discussions, lectures, meetings advice conferences to promote a better understanding and assistance are given to Commercial in- Film Producers and Television Companies oper- of commercial television, to keep members ating in formed of trends and advances, to aim con- Scotland.) stantly to improve the standards of commercial GUILD OF FILM PRODUCTION EXECU- television, to uphold the codes of standards that TIVES may be laid down and generally agreed and, 94 Shaftesbury Ave., London, W.I. Tele- where necessary, to advise or suggest additions phone: Gerrard 7691. of or amendments to maintain a high standard President: F. A. practise. Membership is open to those continu- Swann. in the Secretary: John F. Workman. ously employed in a senior capacity Treasurer: A. D. Worker. commercial TV activities of a recognised ad- subscription is two vertising agency. Annual THE INCORPORATED SOCIETY OF BRIT- guineas.) ISH ADVERTISERS COMPOSERS GUILD OF GREAT BRITAIN 45 Hertford Street, London, W.1. Telephone: 5 Egmont House, 116 Shaftesbury Ave., Lon- Grosvenor 4781. don, W.I. Telephone: Gerrard 7531. (Objects: Buyers as distinct from sellers of ad President: Sir Arthur Bliss, Master of the vertising. Protection and advancement o Queen's Musick. sales and advertising interests of member Chairman: Elizabeth Maconchv. by organised representation, co-operation, Treasurer: Gerald Cockshott. and exchange of information and experir Secretary: Mrs. T. Levan. Director: Commander D. C. Kinloch, . (Objects: To further artistic and professional O.B.E., J.P. interests of its members). General Secretary: L. H. S. Chevallier. 724 INDEPENDENT TELEVISION COMPANIES THE RADIO AND TELEVISION RETAILERS' ASSOCIATION, LTD. ASSOCIATION Television House, Kingsway, London, W.C. 15/17 Goodge Street, London, W.1. Tele- 2. Telephone: Chancery 6357. phone: Longhorn 6941. (The Association exists to further the interests Director: D. M. Keegan, M.P. of the programme contractors appointed under Secretary: J. E. Mountain, F.C.I.S. the Television Act, 1954. Present members are ABC Television Ltd., Associated-Rediffusion THE RADIO INDUSTRY COUNCIL Ltd., Associated TeleVision Ltd., Granada TV 59 Russell Square, London, W.C.1. Tele- Network Ltd., Scottish Television Ltd., T.W.W. phone: Museum 6901. Ltd., Southern Television Ltd., Tyne Tees Tele- vision Ltd., Anglia Television Ltd., Ulster Tele- Director: Air Marshal Sir Raymund G. Hart, vision Ltd. R.B.E., C.B., M.C., A.R.C.S., M.I.E.E., M. Secretary: Laurence G. Parker, LL.B. Brit. I.R.E. Secretary: G. B. Campbell INSTITUTE OF PRACTITIONERS IN ADVERTISING RADIO SOCIETY OF GREAT BRITAIN 44 Belgrave Square, London, S.W.1. Tele- 28/30 Little Russell Street, London, W.C.1. phone: Sloane 0494. Telephone: Holborn 7373. Director: J. P. O'Connor, F.C.I.S. Gen. .Secretary and Editor: John Clarricoats, Secretary: J. C. Braun. O.B.E. T.V. Cinema and Radio sub -committee. Chairman: Brian F. MacCabe, M.C., F.I.P.A. RADIOWRITERS ASSOCIATION (Affiliated to the Society of Authors) 84 Drayton Gardens, London, S.W.10. Tele- MUSICIANS' UNION phone: Fremantle 6642. 29 Catherine Place Buckingham Gate, Lon- Helen don, S.W.1. Telephone: Victoria 1348. Ca- Secretary: Lehmann, M.A. bles: Amuse, Wesphone, London. General 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- City 1172-3. ing, Orchestras and Dance Bands.) SOCIETY OF AUTHORS NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF THEATRI- 84 Drayton Gardens, London, S.W.10. Tele- CAL AND KINE EMPLOYEES phone: Fremantle (Incorporating kinema and film studio oper- 6642. atives and projectionists.) Seymour House, (Officially representative of authors.) 17 Waterloo Place, London, S.W.1. Tele- President: John Masefield, O.M. phone Whitehall 1986. Telegraphic Address: See -General: D. Kilham Roberts, O.B.E., M.A Stageland, Piccy, London. Secretary: M. E. Barber, M.A. Sec. Radio: H. Lehmann, M.A. President: D. Farrell}. General Secretary: Sir Tom O'Brien, M.P. Officer in Charge TV Section: A. R. Mingaye. SOCIETY OF FILM AND TELEVISION ARTS LTD. NATIONAL UNION OF GENERAL AND 3 Soho Square, London, W.1. Telephone: MUNICIPAL WORKERS Gerrard 4235. Thorne House, 4/8 Endsleigh Gardens, Lon- don, W.C.1. Telephone: Euston 6812. (On January 1, 1959, this Society was founded to amalgamate into a single organisation and to General Secretary: Sir Thomas Williamson, continue the combined work of the British Film C.B.E., J.P. Academy and the Guild of Television Producers and Directors). THE PERFORMING RIGHT SOCIETY LTD. President: HRH The Prince Philip, Duke of Copyright House, 29-33 Berners Street, Lon- Edinburgh R.G., K.T. don, W.1. Telephone Langham 3864. Chairman: Bill Ward. Secretary: J. H. Lawrie. THE PERSONAL MANAGERS' ASSOCIA- Deputy Secretary: Mrs. P. J. TION LTD. Steele. 115 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.C.2. SONGWRITERS GUILD (OF GREAT Telephone: Temple Bar 5227. BRITAIN) (An association of the principal personal man- 32 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.1. Tele- agers who represent stars, feature players, au- phone: Gerrard 1554. thors, writers, producers and directors.) President: Sir Compton Mackenzie. Chairman: Derek J. H. Glynne. Chairman: Paddy Roberts. Vice-Chairman: Felix de Wolfe. Vice-Chairman: Hubert W. David. Treasurer: Fredk. Joachim. General Secretory: Victor Knight. PHONOGRAPHIC PERFORMANCE Asst. General Secretary: Judith Henry. LTD. (Official organisation representing British writers Avon House 356-366 Oxford Street, Lon- popular don, W.1. Telephone: Hyde Park 9881. of songs and light music.) (A Company founded by the British phonographic industry to control the rights of the leading SOUND FILM MUSIC BUREAU LTD. manufacturers of gramophone records and to Elgar House, 380 Streatham High Road, Lon- issue licences for the public performance of don, S.W.16. Telephone: Streatham 3181-8. records.) Telegraphic Address: Sofimus, London, S.W.16. POPULAR TELEVISION COMMITTEE 78 Buckingham Gate, London, S.W.1. Tele- Manager: Joyce M. Dixey. phone: Abbey 5763. Secretary: Anne Bolton. (Objects: Membership of the Bureau covers the President: The Lord Lloyd, M.B.E. majority of English music publishers and other Secretary: Gordon McIvor. owners of copyright music. The function of the Bureau is to act on behalf of its members in RADIO AND ELECTRONIC COMPONENT respect of the use of their copyright music in MANUFACTURERS' FEDERATION sound films. Applications for permission to make 21 Tothill Street. Westminster, London, such use of music under its control should be S.W.1. Telephone: Abbey 4226. made in writing tg toe Bureau.) 725 TELECOMMUNICATION ENGINEERING BUSH RADIO LTD. AND MANUFACTURING ASSOCIATION Power Road, London, W.4. Telephone: Chis- Stafford House, Norfolk Street, Strand, wick 6491. London, W.C.2. Telephone: Temple Bar 6824. CINEMATOGRAPH EXPORT LTD. Director . I -I. Faulkner, C.M.G. (Associate Company of W. Vinten Ltd.) 715 North Circular Road, London N.W.2. Tele- TELEVISION AND SCREEN WRITERS phone: Glaustone 6373 (6 lines). GUILD 7 Harley Street, London, W.1. Telephone: Longhorn 5391. COSSOR RADIO & TELEVISION LTD. 71 Endell St., London, W.C.2. Telephone: (In 1959 the British Screen and Television Writ- Gerrard 2931-5. Showroom: Television ers Association and the Radio and Television House, Kingsway, London, W.C.2. Tele- Writers Association were amalgamated to form phone: Chancery 3559. this Guild. Its object to further and protect the interests of its members and to obtain for Brit- ish television and screen writers terms compara- DECCA RADIO AND TELEVISION ble to those long accepted in other fields.) ligate Place, Battersea, London, S.W.11. General Secretary: S. E. lioness. Hon. Secretaries: Helen Lehmann, Leigh Vance. ELECTRIC & MUSICAL INDUSTRIES LTD. Hon. Treasurer: Bryan Forbes. Blyth Road, Hayes, Middlesex. Telephone: Southall TELEVISION SOCIETY 2468. 166 Shaftesbury Avenue, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Temple Bar 3330. E. M. I. ELECTRONICS LTD. President: Sir Geurge Barnes, M.A., D.C.I.. (Broadcast Equipment Div.) Hayes, Middle- sex. 2468. Secretary: G. Parr, M.I.E.E. Telephone: Southall (Objects: The Television Society at the present time has a membership of over 1,100, the ma- ENGLISH ELECTRIC VALVE COMPANY jority being engaged in television professionall7. LTD. It accepts applications from all interested in Waterhouse Lane, Chelmsford, Essex. Tele- television, whether as viewers, engineers, stu- phone: Chelmsford 3491. dents, or retailers. Although certain aspects of programmes and production are of interest to FERGUSON RADIO CORPORATION LTD. its members it is not a Viewers Society, and Great Cambridge Road, Enfield, Middlesex. does not cater primarily for non -technical in- Telephone: Enfield 5353. terests. It is not the policy of the Society to act as a qualifying body, as this function is already per- FERRANTI LTD. formed by the professional institutions. It is Head Office and Works: Hollinwood, Lanca- recognised, nevertheless, that the membership of shire. Telephone: FAllsworth 2000. Works: the Society carries with it a degree of proficiency Moston, Manchester 10. Telephone: FAlls- in the theory and practice of television and a worth 2071. West Gorton, Manchester, 12. responsibility towards those who look to the Telephone: EASt 1301. Wythenshawe, Man- professional man for disinterested advice and chester 22. Telephone: Mercury 5291. Barry help.) St., Oldham. Telephone: Main 7881. Gem Mill, Chadderton, Oldham. Telephone: MAin 6661. Bracknell, Berkshire. Telephone: Bracknell 1211. Crewe Toll, Edinburgh, 5. Telephone: Dean 1211. Kings Cross Road, Dundee. Telephone: Dundee 87141. London Office: Kern House, 36 Kingsway, London W.C.2. Telephone: TEMple Bar 6666. London Computer Centre, 21, Portland Place, Lon- EQUIPMENT AND APPARATUS don W.1. Telephone: LANgham 9211.

MANUFACTURERS G. B-KALEE LTD. AEI SOUND EQUIPMENT LTD. Woodger Road, Shepherds Bush, London Crown House, Aldwych, London, W.C.2. W.12. Telephone: Shepherds Bush 2050. Telephone: Temple Bar 8040. ARMSTRONG WIRELESS AND TELEVI- GENERAL ELECTRIC CO. LTD. (THE) SION CC., LTD. Magnet House. Kingsway, London, W.C.2. Wariters Road. Holloway, London, N.7. Tel- Telephone: Temple Bar 8000. ephone: North 3213-4. MARCONI'S WIRELESS TELEGRAPH CO. ARRELL ELECTRICAL ACCESSORIES LTD. LTD. New Islington, Man- Marconi House, Chelmsford, Essex. Tele- St. Vincent Street, phone: 3221. chester 4. Telephone: Collyhurst 2446. Chelmsford BELLING AND LEE LTD. MURPHY RADIO LTD. (Electronic Components and T.V. Aerials) Welwyn Garden City, Herts. Telephone: Great Cambridge Road, Enfield, Middlesex. Welwyn Garden 3434. Telephone: Enfield 3322. PHILCO (GREAT BRITAIN) LTD. BRITISH RELAY WIRELESS AND TELE- Romford Road, Chigwell, Essex: Telephone: VISION LTD. Hainault 4151. 30/32 Gray's Inn Road, Lon- (Provides for the relaying of multi -channel don, W.C.1. Telephone: Holborn 5901. sound and television programmes and the hiring of radio and TV sets.) Giltspur House, PHILIPS ELECTRICAL LTD. Giltspur Street, London, E.C.1. Telephone: Century House, Shaftesbury Avenue, Lon- City 3280. don, W.C.2. Telephone: Gerrard 7777. Directors: Sir Robert Renwick, Bart., K.B.E. (Chairman), F. B. Duncan, (Deputy Chair- man). V. Cavendish Bentinck, C.M.G., B. R. PYE LTD. King, P. J. A. Lachelin, C. O. Stanley, C.B.E. Cambridge. Telephone: Cambridge 58985. 726 RANK CINTEL LTD. STANDARD TELEPHONES AND CABLES Worsley Bridge Road, London, S.E.26. Tele- LTD. phone: Hither Green 4600. Connaught House, Aldwych, London, W.C.2. Telephone: Holborn 8765. TELEFUSION LIMITED RANK PRECISION INDUSTRIES LTD. 731 Old Kent Road. London, S.E.15. Tele- Mortimer House, Mortimer Street. London, phone: New Cross 6601. W.1. Telephone: Museum 5432. THORN ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES LTD. 105-109 Judd Street, London, W.C.1. Tele- RCA GREAT BRITAIN LTD. (associate com- phone: Euston 4433. pany of Radio Corporation of America) Lincoln Way, Windmill Road, Sunbury -on - ULTRA RADIO AND TELEVISION LTD. Thames, Middlesex. Telephone: Sunbury - 269 Field End Road, Eastcote, Middlesex. on -Thames 3101. Telephone: Pinner 8761. W. VINTEN LTD. REGENTONE RADIO & TELEVISION LTD. 715 North Circular Road, London, N.W.2. Romford. Essex. Telephone: Romford 45991. Telephone: Gladstone 6373 (6 lines).

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ARGENTINA AUSTRIA It appears 1960 has been a boom year for Argen- Austrian television closed the year 1959 with a re- tina's Television. In the last seven years, this coun- sounding vote of confidence from the viewing public. try has had only one channel (No. 7), Government - The number of receivers has increased at a rate owned, which operates in Buenos Aires. Also an which surprised even the optimistic. In July, 1959, experimental channel in Cordoba, for which equip- 77,257 sets were registered and in November the ment was locally manufactured, has been undergoing 100,000 mark was reached. Then followed a sensa- trials. tional boom with approximately 500 registrations per However, the new channel (No. 9) which is day and the total number of sets reached 127,402 owned by Compaiiia Argentina de Televisión, S. A. against 49,234 on January 1, 1959. This is remark- (Curt Lowe and Co.), has started. In the month of able progress for this small country. August, a third channel (No. 13), owned by Cia. Austrian TV, as in most of the European coun- Rio de la Plata (Goer Mestre, from Cuba), started tries, is owned and supported by the Government. activities. Later on, but this very same year, a The bulk of financing is done through the TV -tax fourth channel (No. 11) belonging to DICON will on sets operated, which is $2 per month and set. It be added. follows that with increasing set registrations the In the city of Rosario (300 kilometers from B.A.) revenues are being raised and the quality of pro- an enterprise has been formed under the manage- grams can thus be improved. ment of Guillermo Strazza, which has already an- Total broadcasting time in 1959 amounted to 1,281 nounced the acquisition of American equipment, al- hours. This shows an increase from 20 to 25 hours though it is not yet clear if this equipment is in- per week, transmitting daily from 7:30 to 10:30 tended for Rosario or for Colonia (Uruguay), where P.M. with an afternoon program twice weekly for this enterprise is also interested in setting up a one to two hours for children and housewives. Aus- channel. Plenty of talk has been going on in the tria also frequently joins Eurovision telecasts of in- city of San Juan (1,220 kilometers from B.A.), ternational interest which are bonanza programs over where very important businessmen are interested in and above the regular time. Among these were for a local channel, although nothing definite has as yet instance the Pope's speech and benediction from resulted. Rome at Easter time, several performances of the There are also two other permissions already Salzburg Festival and a number of international granted for channels by the authorities. One of them sporting events. These broadcasts originate in the to be installed in Mar del Plata (400 kilometers countries where the given event takes place and from B.A.) by a Mr. Llamazares and the other one Austria for instance played host on the occasion of in Mendoza (1,060 kilometers from B.A.) by Juan the big skiing competitions during the winter. Gomez. It is said that these two latter channels are The quality of programs is quite irregular, rang- in some way connected to the Curt Lowe group, ing from very good (plays from Germany) to very whose principal activities up to now have consisted poor (ancient French and Italian films). Live trans- of a weekly local newsreel and short publicity trail- mission from stage and opera are excellent, but rare. ers for theatres. Studio productions, as yet wedded to inadequate It is estimated that actually are in Buenos Aires facilities, leave much to be desired. Commercials can and suburbs about 500,000 TV receivers. These are be bought for the time between 7:50 and 8:00 P.M. manufactured locally as importation is not permitted. but the time is rarely filled due to the exorbitant NATALIO BRUSKI price of $28 per second. Austrian TV of course suffers, like all other simi- lar setups, from governmental supervision and the fact, that political affiliations often take preference AUSTRALIA over technical and artistic ability. -GEORGE J. WINNER In the past 12 months television has grown larger and larger on the Australian horizon. In Sydney and -o- Melbourne the two commercial stations and one na- tional station in each state continue to flourish, BRAZIL with the commercial stations, outstripping by far the national station in general appeal. There are During the last few years, television in Brazil now more than half a million TV set licences issued has progressed tremendously. The country leads the in Australia and this number was greatly augmented South American market, both in number of TV when television opened in Adelaide, Perth, Brisbane stations, which are presently 13 and several more and Hobart at the end of 1959 and early 1960. being installed (against three in 1957), and in quan- TV also will go to 13 rural areas in Australia in tity of receivers, which are figured at around 1.5 the next couple of years as a result of moves by the million, as compared to about 480,000 in 1957. Postmaster General's department to call for appli- Transmissions comprise all kinds of programs, cations for licences in specified country centres. The musicals, humor, sports, interviews, live theatre. A.B.C. will operate one station in each of the 13 etc., including lately also filmed serials, which had areas and more than one commercial station may been thought of as impossible due to their being operate in each area also, a maximum total of 26 mostly in English language with Portuguese sub- licences in these areas is quite possible. titles. Most of these programs have very good audi- To get a commercial licence local independent ence ratings, especially of course sports, and among companies have to show that they are not asso- these soccer, but also boxing and catch -as -catch -can ciated with metropolitan stations and that they can etc. Musical, quiz and fun shows have a very good provide a service comparable to that available to city audience too, as well as news reports. viewers. During the inauguration of Brazil's new capital, TV is having its first setback with insurance Brasilia, Emissoras Associadas (Associated Broad- premiums on TV sets being increased drastically casting Stations), Brazil's largest chain of radio and because of thefts of sets and racketeering by certain TV stations, put into operation their "video-tape" repair servicemen. equipment, connecting Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia, Sao Despite agitation by Actors Equity, the bulk of Paulo, Belo Horizonte, Ribeirao Preto in what is material on TV-certainly the most popular pro- said to have been the largest private TV chain in grammes-are American filmed shows. It is not like- the world. ly that there will be any change of policy on the There are two laboratories in Sao Paulo, special- part of TV station managers to grant more time to ized in the dubbing of filmed serials, working around local talent at the expense of imported material. the clock to satisfy their customers so as to intro- -FRANK O'CONNELL duce Portuguese -spoken serials; on the other hand,

730 the production of locally made serials is also under Helsinki can now see TV programs every day in consideration. the week.-without paying any licenses. The Finnish -R. EKERMAN radio plans to build a TV -network (luring the years to 1960. Then shall the whole of Southern Fin- land-with the half of the population of the country o -2,000.000-see the Finnish TV. Part of the pro- grams shall be sponsored, the Finnish Radio Net- CHINA (Communist) work will sell some of the TV -time to interested companies. How it will work we shall be able to see Communist China now has five TV stations oper- in about a year. ating on a limited basis and for a limited time each -COSTA ERKELL day. They are located in Peking, Shanghai, Canton, Harbin and Changchun. TV sets are not for sale and can be seen only in communal meeting balls and in the homes of high Communist officials. No programs imported from Western countries are shown and trade with China by American companies FRANCE is forbidden by law. There has been an important increase in the num- ber of TV sets and by the 31st of March. 1960, the figure given by the authorities was 1,500,000. The TV and radio budget increased by 40 per cent CHINA (Taiwan) for 1960. Most of this will go to reinstallation and equipment improvement. No more than from three Talks continue between Japanese companies and per cent to S per cent will be devoted to programmes. representatives of Free China with the intent to Programme planning has gone ahead, however, establish a TV broadcasting station in Taipei. and finance is expected to tighten. It has been sug- gested that the TV tax be increased but this may 11 not be necessary because sets are selling so fast extra revenue from taxes should increase considerably. Advertising on TV is always in the air but pow- DENMARK erful circles are placing almost insurmountable ob- Total number of receivers in Denmark: 400,000 stacles in the way. They are even too tough for (June 1, 1960). General de Gaulle-who is not opposed to advertis- Total number of commercial TV stations: ing-to tear down. None. -HENRY KAHN Total number of Government stations: 1. Total coverage: 100% of population. the -n- With the opening in middle of June. 1060, of a transmitter covering the island of Bornholm, the Government station now has seven transmitters cov- ering 100% of the population. GERMANY Television has increased rapidly, with a remarka- Television has made progress in Germany in 1959. ble effect on the film trade. Four years ago 4,000 The number of registered receivers, which passed receivers were going. Today, as of June 1, 1960, the million mark in November 1957, was up to 400,000 receivers are going, and 200,000 to 300,000 4,000,000 on May 1, 1960, including West Berlin. more are expected during the next two to three This means that there is one set to every 17 inhabi- years. tants. Thus Germany is holding its second place in A new television house, based upon an architect Europe, after Great Britain. More than one and a competition now finished, is about to be built dur- half million sets were produced in 1959. The aver- ing the next years. The work starts this Autumn, age sales price per set is $180. and the first part it is estimated to be finished in In Germany television is in the hands of the nine two years. The whole house, with seven studios, is existing broadcasting companies, which are licensed expected to be finished within 10 years. The sending regionally but are otherwise independent and politi- hours, now about 19 per week, will gradually be in- cally neutral. There is so far only one program of creased. The Government station is at present oper- about four hours daily and six on Sundays. Eight ating with two studios, two reporting vans, two films of these companies contribute to it. In addition each vans and two video tape machines. The station has station daily carries an hour or two of programming 12 news correspondents in Denmark, and the film of regional interest. A second general program is department has 11 photographers producing about envisioned, but whether it is to have the sanie spon- 600 bigger and smaller films for TV per year. In sors as the first one (as the broadcasting stations, order to compete with German television, a complete the churches and some political parties wish), or film group has been stationed in the south of Jutland. private sponsors (as industry wishes), or whether it It is still prohibited for organized distributors to will be a national station (as the government wish- sell films to television which, however, hitherto have es), is at present still the subject of a lively public succeeded in obtaining feature films from other controversy. While for a long time nothing was done sources. Only extracts of up to 300 meters may be about this from any side, at the present time both sold by distributors to TV. the broadcasting companies and the federal Post Taxation on television receivers is 15 per cent of Minister are getting busy setting up the facilities the wholesale price, plus a tax of kr.3.15 per tube in for such a second program. The question whether each receiver. The license to the state is d.kr.75.- the one or the other are constitutionally competent per year as against d.kr.22.-for radio sets. for this may have to be tested in court. Television and Danish sports unions have reached The present program, which was initiated in 1954, an agreement according to which each sports union has no doubt improved in recent years, but is still is free to negotiate with television, which always not satisfactory and could well stand competition. offers to pay an estimated loss for showing the spe- According to opinion polls, nearly half of the audi- cial event in TV. Until now comparatively few ence are not satisfied with the program while more sports events have been shown in TV. than half say they are. There is no colour television Television is controlled by the state, and there is yet in Germany. no advertising in the programmes. Motion picture theatres are feeling the competi- -BORGE SLOT tion of the new medium in Germany. In Munich, for instance, the closing down of some larger theatres and their conversion into supermar- kets is envisioned. While film revivals may be shown in television, presentation of current features is still, FINLAND by agreement, limited to six -minute runs. During April, 1957, tests began for the new In. the Soviet Zone of Germany there are today Finnish TV. Ordinary TV programs began in the about 503,000 television receivers, an increase of autumn of 1957-officially, Southern Finland can roughly 100,000 in the past year. Some 15 different see programs from Soviet -Estonia; the Southwest types of television sets are offered by the four tele- Finland from Stockholm; and the east of Finland vision equipment producers in the Soviet Zone. from Leningrad, USSR. A television set owner in -MARIE WOLKENSTEIN

731 HOLLAND ISRAEL The influence of television in Holland is rapidly There is still no television service in this country, increasing. The number of sets at this moment is nor is any contemplated in the immediate future. already more than 750,000, which figure in com- This year, however, negotiations were reported to parison to other countries, is thought to be quite have been held with various foreign organizations significant (Holland has a total population of about with a view to the eventual establishment of a 11 million people). There is not yet any commer- service. No details of the negotiations were cial TV. announced. TV in Holland is organized by the Nederlandse -ALBERT de MATALON Televisie Stichting (NTS), under governmental con- trol, with five sub-divisions: a Roman -Catholic sec- tion, a Protestant section, a political (social demo- cratic) section, another Christian division and a ITALY neutral section. The broadcasting companies R.R.O., N.C.R.V., V.A.R.A., V.P.R.O. and A.V.R.O., Italian television is little more than six years old. represented by these divisions, want to keep their Its impact and influence can be gauged by the way influence on TV. each political party monitored the news broadcasts The approximate cost of a TV set, antennae in- during the 1958 election campaign to see that the cluded, is from S. 650.-to S. 1.800.-($1 is S. seconds of air time were evenly distributed. (The 3.80). A yearly contribution of S. 36.-is due by the Prime Minister bad earlier decided that there would owners of a set, to be paid to the government. be no actual campaigning permitted on TV ) Feature films are programmed once a week, on Ninety-nine percent of the peninsula and Sicily Tuesday night. These pictures are old ones (non - receive the programs of RAI-TV, the government American), though of post war vintage. A consider- network. Such good coverage in a mountainous coun- able number of Rank pictures are among them, also try is made possible by nearly 310 transmitters. Italian films, pictures of four to seven years ago. The Wealthy private groups are at present suing the Dutch trade organization does not permit new pic- government in an effort to break the TV monopoly. tures to be televised. But since the government can not be sued without Quality of programs is improving. Competition to its permission, it seems unlikely that the present motion pictures is obviously increasing, though the monopoly will be threatened for some time. It is pat- Dutch trade organization is following the develop- terned on the RAI radio monopoly which, however, ment closely. was never absolute because of the existence of Radio The purchase of TV sets by installment buying is Vatican and the Italian -language broadcasts from still popular otherwise the increase of the number other European countries. of sets could not have been effected. The Dutch TV At present RAI-TV operates only one channel. station is in Bussum. The most important directors Programs ordinarily begin at 5 P.M. and terminate are Max Douwes, Ger Lugtenburg, Fred Bred- usually around midnight. On Sundays programs be- schneider, Ben Steggerda, Peter Koen, Gijs Stapper- gin earlier to include a sports event. Italy frequently shoefi Ton Lensink and Wim Bary. joins Eurovision for a special events hookup with Philips is a big manufacturer of TV sets. other countries. A second channel is expected before -PHILIP DE SCHAAP 1961. Commercials are permitted for 12 minutes twice a day and all are confined to one snort musical pro- gram. In spite of this cramming, there is a waiting - 0 - list of would-be sponsors. The number of sets in Italy is expected officially to pass the million mark soon. Each set owner is required to pay (as in radio) an annual subscription IRELAND of about $22. If one assumes that there is some boot- legging of sets, the actual number may have passed In the Republic of Ireland all broadcasting has the million mark months ago. been the state monoply of Radii Eireann which was The number of viewers for each receiver is higher part of the Department of Posts and Telegraphs. On here than in the U.S. because the cost of the cheap- June 1, 1960, Radio Eireann was set up as an inde- est 17 -inch, Italian -made set ($180) forces most peo- pendent statutory body under tl.e jurisdiction of the ple to watch their favorite programs in bars and Minister for Posts and Telegraphs, and managed by cafes. The most popular shows are also shown in a council consisting of a chairman and eight persons the neighborhood movie theatres. appointed by the Government and serving on a part- In quality, Italian TV is usually conceded to be time basis. The new body is responsible for two de- the best on the Continent. One explanation for this partments, the broadcasting service and a television is that the government has given it its full support service which will come into operation probably with- from the beginning. Another explanation is that its in the year. best programs are still unblushingly modeled on Radio Eireann, with its TV and broadcasting sec- American shows. For three years the equivalent of tions, will be financed by state grants, by revenue the "$64,000 Question" was the leader here. Now from licences on domestic radio and television re- it has been surplanted by "Twenty -One" and "Name ceivers, and by revenue obtained from commercially That Tune." Some American kineoscopes have sponsored advertising programmes. been shown here (either dubbed or with a superim- There are at present about 100,000 owners of do- posed spoken commentary) to great success. Full- mestic TV receivers. These are tuned into the length operas (complete with 20 -minute intermis- Northern Ireland BBC and commercial stations, and sions of silence) are often given. to BBC and commercial stations in England 190 In the early days Turin, Milan and Rome equally miles away. Reception from Northern Ireland is contributed to the prorams. Today signs indicate good and that from England varies. that Rome will soon dominate. The new Irish Republic TV Service when in op- Censorship became a major issue in 1958 and it is eration will adopt the same line system as that pre- more severe than for films, with the Vatican fre- vailing in Britian. At the beginning of 1960 there quently scolding the network. was a terrific increase in purchase of domestic TV -CORRADO BUNI sets and this will certainly accelerate to a further 50 per cent increase later in the year when the ad- vent of the Irish TV draws near. The cinema trade is feeling the grave impact of this development, and the Government, aware of the JAPAN adverse effect on cinemas, is progressively reducing Television in Japan is apparently hurting film at- cinema admission taxes. One of the largest cinema tendance as the number of sets in operation has organisations has now formed a subsidiary company reached an estimated 4.5 million. This can be seen and entered the domestic TV receiver market with from the annual per capita movie attendance which á sales and rental service already successfully oper- dropped to 11.7 in 1959 compared to 12.3 the year ating in the country's two major cities and planned before. to embrace the whole country. Of the 120 TV stations serving Japan's 94 million -TOM SHEEHY population, about half belong to the Government - 732 sponsored NHK organization, which charges 83 Uchisaiwai-cho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, which is in cents a month to all TV set owners. Commercial charge of government non-commercial stations (with- stations exist on advertising as in the U.S. and in out advertising). 1959 took in $750,000,000, a 125 per cent increase -A. C. MINDER over the previous year. Plans call c a network of microwave and cable circuits to cr wpletely cover the entire population of Japan. -o - Broadcasting is on a high standard, using the best in American and domesti. eaotnment and the use of KOREA (South) videotape is widespread. Th Japanese are beginning to ,iroduce their version of videotape as well as At the present the U.S. Army operates AFKN- mi, h of the other equipment. Color broadcasts are TV on an assigned channel. There are plans to re- made daily on a test basis but the number of color build the fire -ravaged HLKZ-TV (Korcad) studios sets is confined to hotels and department stores and which operated through Army facilities as well as to such sets are not yet in private hands since Japan establish civilian stations, beginning in Seoul. has not yet produced them for public sale. Virtually all receiving sets in private hands are of Japanese manufacture though American sets can be o used with minor modifications since Japan uses the sane 525 -line scanning system. Japanese sets, with LEBANON consumer taxes, are still considerably higher than American retail sets in the U.S., despite cheap labor A television broadcasting service was launched in costs, but protective tariffs prevent the import of the Lebanon in May, 1959. Programs are scheduled for American product, although Japan itself is export- three to four hours daily. In addition, Lebanese ing sets to other Asian countries at competitive viewers are able to pick up broadcasts from Cyprus prices. Japan has also built TV broadcasting studir s and some European stations. Lebanese National Tele- in such places as Okinawa and Thailand and is vision, the new company, is owned by shareholders negotiating to build one in Taiwan. and directed by technicians who studied in the U.S. Despite the low cost of technicians and actors in and Europe. Japan it is still cheaper to buy American TV pro- In 1960 a second station started operations. This grams and currently some 46 of these U.S. programs is government -owned and operated. There are no are on Japanese TV screens, 85 per cent of them government controls on the formation of TV broad- dubbed with Japanese dialogue. casting companies. Since government restrictions hold the price of TV receivers are expensive, the average price be- these imported shows to $300 for a 30 -minute fea- ing $300 a set. Sets now on the market come from ture, some American producers have hesitated to U.S., England and Germany. By mid-1960 half the sign contracts in Japan and there is some talk that population owned sets. this will be amended to a high of $450 for a half- -IBRAHIM H. ZEIN hour show and $900 for an hour show. Japanese movie -makers bave been adamant in re- o fusing to sell to the TV stations and what few movies appear on TV are old American pictures of pre-war vintage or somewhat later European im- ports, and these total only two or three a month. MEXICO However, several Japanese movie -makers have con- A Television set has become in Mexico an article sidered the idea of making cheap TV movies despite of prime necessity. The urge of every Mexican home the objctions of the other studios while several to get a TV set is so great that numerous poor fam- studios hold 'onsiderable stock and exercise some ilies, living in houses not much better than huts degree of control on a number of commercial TV pride themselves on a television set that is being stations. painfully paid on the installment plan, peso by peso. The advent in 1959 of the Perry Como Show on a Sometimes neighbors contribute to meet the month- fortnightly basis nad a resounding impact on Japa- ly payments, as they gladly pay an entrance fee of nese TV production methods and his show ranks 25 or 30 centavos (2 or 2.5 cents) to watch their high in audience popularity along with "I Love favorite program. Those homes may lack good water Lucy" and the usual run of Westerns. services, a heater, a good gas range or a washing Japanese sports shows-including sumo or Japa- machine but those matter less than a TV set. And nese wrestling. baseball and championship boxing- so, 1959 rgistered an even greater sale of TV sets get the widest audience but regular listening interest in Mexico than the record year 1958. Distributing goes to the dual family drama shows and to the houses have been established in every corner of samurai or old time warrior dramas which take the town and their sales have reached an estimate high place of our Westerns in the Japanese mind. Japan's of 120,000 sets in 1959. Large screens are favorite leading quiz show is called the Million Yen ($2,780) among Mexican fans, and only a reduced number of Quiz and draws a good audience portable or small sets were sold. Japanese stations do not blanket the clock. They More and more restaurants and bars, commercial - come on early in the morning on weekdays, then lunch -counters and even some department stores, again for a couple of hours at noon, again in late have succumbed to the idea of installing TV sets. afternoon to about midnight. On weekends and holi- It is a common sight in Mexico City, after dusk, to days broadcasting hours are longer but still have a see crowds in front of shop windows of some im- silent period from midnight to morning and there is portant commercial houses on the main streets, no Late, Late Show. watching a program. The interest or the Government Advertising time is cheap by U.S. standards with is resulting in better and cleaner programs. basic station time for a half-hour costing as little as A plan is tinder study by the country's educational $850 in a large city and $500 in a smaller city with authorities to use electronic screens in the class- additional charges for premium times and extra, of rooms of Mexican schools. There is a strong move- course, for producing a show. ment among teachers backing the idea of teaching Broadcasting studios are modern and well equipped certain subjects through TV screens. At the end of and Japanese TV towers rank among the world's 1958, the first TV station to operate exclusively with tallest as witness the Tokyo Tower rising 1,060 feet educational programs was installed with an invest- and containing a shopping center and restaurants as ment of more than 30 million pesos. It is transmit- well as broadcasting facilities. ting from Channel 11; but nothing really worth- The impact of television in projecting views on while was done in this regard during 1959. the American way of life cannot be over estimated. In Guadalajara, the second largest and most im- Surveys have shown that a good percentage of the portant city in the Republic, a very important and audience are those who were not in the habit of at- powerful plant, similar to that of Televicentro in tending imported movies so their ideas of things Mexico City and Monterrey, was recently installed American are being formed by the American TV and is now operating with modern equipment, and programs on their home screens. very attractive programs. It fills an urgent need for Trade organizations include the National Associa- TV shows in Western Mexico. tion of Commercial TV Broadcasters, Kosoku-doro Figures obtained at the Department of Statistics, Building, 8, 7-chome, Nishi Ginza, Tokyo, and estimate an average monthly number of TV viewers Broadcasting Corporation of Japan (NHK), 2 at 3,864,122. Sets operating during 1959 in the coun- 733 try became this year more than 780,000. Live pro- grams have increased in an 80 per cent over films PHILIPPINES shown in the electronic screens. Famous movie play- Station DZAQ-TV (Alto Broadcasting System) ers who had previously snubbed TV, are now ac- has been on the air since 1953 and was joined in cepting contracts to appear personally in television 1957 by DZBB (Chronicle Broadcasting Network) programs and there is insistent talk of higher wages with both owned by the same family. Two more sta- in playing for TV. Even some of the best paid movie tions have test patterns on the air and a fifth is be- stars can now be admired by the Mexican fan sitting ing organized. Receivers are estimated at 50,000. at home. -LUIS BECERRA CELIS -o -- PUERTO RICO There are about 100,000 television sets in Puerto NEW ZEALAND Rico, for a population of 2,300,000. Most of the public places such as restaurants, clubs, have tele Still very much in the experimental stages TV is medium is making slow progress in N. Z. The present Govern- vision sets for their patrons and the ment's plan appears to be to Continue trial telecasts available in local hotels upon request. in the Auckland area and to strictly limit the im- Even though most Puerto Ricans know English, portation of TV tubes and parts so that there will and the number of persons who will acquire a be little adverse effect upon other industries and working knowledge of English will increase con- upon the country's economic position. Present indi- siderably through intensification of English in- cations are that TV will be properly established in struction in public schools and the migration of Auckland in 1961 and installations in Christchurch, Puerto Rican families to the United States, and Wellington and Dunedin will follow-spread over a workers who come back from the States with more considerable period, maybe three or four years. knowledge of English, television programming is There is a general election here in November this in English and Spanish. WKAQ-TV, owned and year and a change of Government is a decided possi- operated by the newspaper El Mundo, on channel bility. It is generally anticipated that the present op- 4, has 30 per cent programs in English of which position, if put into office, would introduce commer- 10 per cent have Spanish sub -titles. cial TV and even privately owned stations. If the Kinescope versions of top North American tele- latter comes about several TV set manufacturers are vision shows such as I Love Lucy, Schlitz Playhouse ready to install telecasting equipment and hasten the of Stars Public Defender, The Unexpected, Life is sales of sets. However, in a small country such as Worth Living Public Prosecutor, etc., are repre- this, the diversion of such a large sum of money sented on both stations. Most popular are the 64 into overseas channele and away from existing in- Dollar Question and Truth or Consequences, and dustries would create a great deal of hardship. Im- their counterparts in Puerto Rico. port controls will probably be used as a brake to en- American manufacturers of cigarettes, electric sure that TV makes haste slowly. appliances, soaps, detergents, and other products Exhibitors are becoming more apprehensive as TV which use television widely have increased their looms a little closer and no doubt some of the smaller budgets for this type of advertising medium. Con- ones in redundant or competitive areas will sell out sequently the newspapers and magazines have lost or close down. advertising revenue. However, the general feeling is that not too many The reason for this is that the two leading will fall by the wayside-new theatres will continue newspapers operating in Puerto Rico have a cir- to be built in growing areas and the wealth of good culation each not reaching over 100,000, while there product-particularly the excellent array of adult are now over 100,000 television sets in operation fare that is coming to hand from U.S. and England and the number is increasing considerably. and the Continent-will continue to draw good -E. SANCHEZ ORTIZ houses. -R. A. USMAR -- SCOTLAND Popular enthusiasm for television continues to NORWAY grow throughout Scotland, and outlying areas in re- mote corners, such as the Western Highlands and TV in Norway, experimentally sent for the last the extreme northern part of the country, are now year, opened officially with programmes eight hours benefitting from home entertainment. Live theatres per week in August and September, 1960. Sale of and cinemas suffer, with most of the smaller opera- sets in the meantime has reached approximately 15,- tions either having closed or facing closure. Tele- 000. As the TV is Government controlled and .cine- vision is especially welcome in the northern Orkney mas are municipal it is the same interests prevailing Islands, where so far only BBC programs reach. in both media. I? cinemas should be hurt by. TV, The commercial network claims the greater num- the Finance Department and the minicipalities would ber of viewers. Scottish Television, Ltd., controlled have to pay. An agreement has therefore been by Roy Thomson, Canadian newspaper owner and worked out for the procedure and policy of TV, in now a U.K. press magnate, estimates that more than order to hurt cinemas as little as possible. TV will 2,750,000 people in Scotland-i.e. 67 per cent of the use special TV -produced shorts culturals and docu- population in the central belt-are now watching in- mentaries, comparatively few features and prefera- dependent -channel programs. Their own potential bly so late in the evening that at least the two first audience, it is claimed, has increased over fourfold shows per clay in the cinema should not be affected. since the station opened August 31, 1957. -FINN NYMANN The BBC continue to serve network programs and a small quota of home -based shows. In contrast, the STV (Scottish Television) station reached some 22 per cent of quota, and are lively in news, sports and lunch time features. New commercial stations due to open in 1961 are at Aberdeen, where northeast Scot- OKINAWA land (or Highland) Television are readying opera- In addition to the U.S. Army's Armed Forces TV tions under chairman Sir Alexander B. King, cin- Service boasting about 10,000 receivers, the civilian ema magnate, and at Carlisle, northwest England, stations Okinawa-TV and Ryuku Hoso TV are now where the station of Border Television will also in operation with total receivers estimated at 50,000. serve southern Scotland as well as the northwest Okinawa is Japanese territory under control of agricultural and lake area of England. Increasing the United States so the American broadcasting sys- networking from Glasgow, and interchange of pro- tem is used with all receiving sets U.S.-made thus gram material between Glasgow, Aberdeen, Carlisle far because of their cheaper price compared to the and Newcastle, is likely. Japanese product. -GORDON IRVING 734 Apart from this, an office *as created -Under the SOUTH AFRICA same direction to study and put together all the ele- is still without ments which constitute the bases of the technical The Union of South Africa the di- television service and likely to remain without it project. Altemur Kilic, who is the head of general rection, has been out to France, United Kingdom and for many years in the future. The director situation on this mat- of the South African Broadcasting Corporation has Federal Germany to study the the matter, while the Govern- ter. From the other side, different foreign companies nothing to report on have made propositions to establish television sta- ment says simply that "progressive research and Ankara, Istanbul, experimentation in the television field has been tions in Turkey's main cities: research Izmir etc. and still is being carried out, but purely as bring into the coun- and experimentation." The reasons for the TV lag Another firm has proposed to many, including the geographical layout try television sets at the price of 1,200 Turkish liras here are (approx. 128 U.S. dollars). of the country, which would make nation-wide NAZLOGLOU service extremely expensive, and the fact that the -PHEDON South African Broadcasting Corporation has been in financial difficulties with just its radio services. -S. M. KIRSCH VENEZUELA SWEDEN There are three commercial television stations in Venezuela: The Swedish TV began in the autumn of 1956. 1. Radio Caracas Television: managing director, One station was organized in Stockholm and one in Amable Espina. Channels 2, 8 and 10. RCA equip- Gothenburg. An ordinary TV week in Stockholm ment. This is by far the best station, with very lit- sees about 14 hours of "live" programmes and six tle unsold time. It is operating about 16 hours a day. hours of film. Swedish, French, American (USA), 2. Televisa: Channels 4 and 11. Marconi equip- British and Soviet pictures have been shown on ment. This station was in serious financial difficul- TV, and serials like "The Perry Como Show", ties in 1959 and beginning of 1960, with very much "20th Century", "Perry Mason", 'Hitchcock Pre- unsold time. In view of these difficulties, the station sents", "Gunsmoke", "Disneyland", "Robin Hood" is operated, at present, by the Radio and Television (British) and "Colonel Flack". Workers Union, operating an average of six hours The future for the Swedish TV seems very prom- a day. ising. As of January 1, 1960, Sweden had 600,000 3. Televisa del Zulia. This is the only channel in TV sets and 30 transmitters. Maracaibo, the capital of the oil rich district of the -GOESTA ERKELL State of Zulia. This station was previously con- nected with Caracas Televisa but now is independ- -o ent, operating an average of four hours a day. There is also one Government -owned station, Tele- SWITZERLAND visora Nacional, channel 5, operating about six hours every evening and admitting no advertising. The programs are mostly cultural, news and documen- As of April 1, 1960, there were 94,559 TV sets in in tary. operation in Switzerland, of which 88,193 were All television equipment used in Venezuela is im- private homes and 6,366 in public places. Eight sta- some from Holland. tions and six boosters are on the air, six in the ported, mostly from the U.S.A., five in the No statistics are made concerning the number of sets German-speaking part of Switzerland, sold or used in the country. The number of sets is French-speaking part and three in the Italian-speak- privately estimated at 120,000. ing Tessin. The legislation ruling television permits certain The French and German language stations sched- for imported a week, each, percentage of total time to be used ule about 18 hours of programming filmed programs. No difficulties have arisen in sell- of which approximately 70 per cent are live and 30 imported programs because of the legislation. per cent are film. The Italian-speaking transmitters ing any from the Market situation in 1959 and beginning of 1960 is relay, besides joint broadcasts, programmes on approximately same level of previous year. German-speaking and the French-speaking parta of ALEXANDER L. STEIN Switzerland respectively, with comme-itary in Ital- ian. In Autumn, 1960, the Tessin is due to have its own O.B. van in Lugano with s weekly pro- -o- gramme output of about six hours. All telecasting in Switzerland is gcvernment-con- trolled. There are no commercial operations. The PTT administration is responsible for the transmit- YUGOSLAVIA ters and technical equipment, while the Swiss Broad- The Yugoslav television network, which started casting Corporation handles all programming. Annual operation at the end of 1958, has today eight broad- licences cost 84 francs for private sets and 168 for casting and three studio centers (Belgrade, Zagreb public sets. and Ljubljana). The network of broadcasting cen- -ARTHUR GOEPFERT tres cover now 60 per cent of the area of the coun- try where the Yugoslays live. It is estimated that -o- by the end of this year that area will contain about 25,000 TV sets. Taking into consideration the fact THAILAND (Slam) that the Yugoslav television network has just started regular operation, it offers good and varied pro- At present Thailand has two TV stations-the and the world. While the Thai TV Station and the Thai Army Station- grams, from the country hours. TV sets last year were bought only by institutions, broadcasting in black and white on limited clubs, libraries, youth and cooperative homes, etc., Japanese interests are trying to establish a station this year credit buying is organized, thus many pri- here but are stymied by the Thai demands that the vate persons are buying TV sets. The local produc- station broadcast also in color and be on the air tion-Italian and East German licences-and the im- within one year of contract. The authorities also ported sets disappear from the market the very mo- want the Japanese to establish TV relays through- ment they appear on it. out the country and limit their control of the station The programs of Yugoslav television, consisting and relays to eight years. Receivers are estimated of locally produced films, exchanges with some east- at 50,000. ern European countries, and foreign television serv- 0 ice of the United Press International, are made jointly by the three studio centres, except the news program which is handled by the television infor- TURKEY mation centre in Belgrade-for the whole country. A commission has been created under the direction The Yugoslav television broadcasts every week 12-18 of the Press, Radio and Turism in Turkey to stud) hours of its own program beside that what it takes the social aspects as well as the financial and tech from other television networks. meal problems for a television station. The Yugoslav television is operating under the 735 name Yugoslav Radios and Television, but all three dinars ($500). Yugoslav television centres-in Belgrade, Zagreb Yugoslav television has not yet its own revenue, and Ljubljana-have their own programs. The because it is still operating on an experimental Program ommission coordinates everything con- basis. The investment and program expenses are se- nected with programs. This commission is composed cured from the televisiat share from the Yugoslav of the representatives of the three studio centres, radio revenue, and partially from the state source. while the technical matters are handled by technical Certain limited financial means are obtained from commission. the advertisements-ca:ried in separate ordered At the beginning of 1959 the first television sets programs outside regular programs. For the time be- of domestic make appeared on the local markets, but ing no subscription is paid for the television, but a it was clearly felt in the commercial network that system will be worked out later, which will be the demand far exceeded the supply. Thanks to the similar to that of radic but much more expensive. credits arrangements, the expensive television sets The time when that wiL be is not yet fixed-but is for Yugoslav conditions, the average Yugoslays can expected to be in 1961 afford to buy today. Their cost reaches 150,000 -STI)JAN BRALOVIC

736 The Television Code

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ANEW CODE of standards and practices erating budget of $40,000 for the first year for the television industry went into effect of operations. March 1, 1952 following a series of develop- The review board, designed to be a pre- ments almost a year in the making. liminary hearing group in considering com- The code is an aftermath of a meeting held plaints that specific TV programs and adver- in Washington in June, 1951 at which NBC tising practices violate the code, included the made public a code of its own. Set up as a following: standard of operations in television, this code John E. Fetzer, owner of TV station bore an essential resemblance to the instru- WKZO-TV at Kalamazoo, as the chairman; ment earlier adopted by the same network for J. Leonard Reinsich, vice-president, WSB, radio broadcasting. Both NBC codes, a Code Atlanta; Mrs. Scott Bullitt, owner of KING - of Standards adopted for radio by the Na- TV, Seattle; William B. Quarton, vice- tional Association of Broadcasters-predeces- president and general manager, W MT -TV, sor organization of the National Association Cedar Rapids and G. Richard Shafto, presi- of Radio and Television Broadcasters-in dent of W IS -TV, Columbia, S. C. Atlantic City in 1947 and now the industry- Under the financing plan, each subscribing wide TV code, drew upon the Motion Picture TV station pays $405 a year. If it is an Production Code for their pattern. NAB member, $250 of this is credited against Four subcommittees were active in prepara- NAB dues, leaving $155 for defraying code tion of the television code throughout the administration costs. summer of 1951. Their tentative draft was The Code is copyrighted by the National approved by the NARTB board in September Association of Broadcasters. It is reprinted and a final polishing job undertaken in Wash- with the permission of the Television Code ington shortly before the text was ratified in Review Board. Chicago, October 19, 1951. Text of the revised code follows : The TV code provides for a review board consisting of five members of NARTB. This Preamble is empowered to enforce the rules gov- Television is seen and heard in every type of board American home. These homes include children and erning programming and advertising. There adults of all ages, embrace all races and all varieties will he issued a Seal of Approval, available of religious faith, and reach those of every educa- affiliated tional background. It is the responsibility of televi- to subscribing members whether sion to bear constantly in mind that the audience is with NARTB or not. While the power to primarily a home audience, and consequently that hold in check unfair and unscrupulous acts television's relationship to the viewers is that be tween guest and host. will be vested in the Review Board, the com- The revenues from advertising support the free, mon impression in television is that this will competitive American system of telecasting, and be largely an unwritten power. The Review make available to the eyes and ears of the American people the finest programs of information, educa- Board was increased to seven members in tion, culture and entertainment. By law the televi- June, 1959, effective January 1, 1960. sion broadcaster is responsible for the programming Intensive promotion on behalf of the seal of his station. He, however, is obligated to bring his positive responsibility for excellence and good is contemplated. Subscribing stations will be taste in programming to bear upon all who have a permitted to televise it so long as they adhere hand in the production of programs, including net- to the code itself. The Review Board will be works, sponsors, producers of film and of live pro- grams, advertising agencies, and talent agencies. charged with the policing task and report vio- The American businesses which utilize television lations to the board of directors of NARTB for conveying their advertising messages to the home be empowered to revoke the seal by pictures with sound, seen free -of -charge on the who will home screen, are reminded that their responsibilities by a two-thirds' vote from which there will are not limited to the sale of goods and the crea- be no appeal. tion of a favorable attitude toward the sponsor by In deal with programming the presentation of entertainment. They include, those phases that as well, responsibility for utilizing television to and its approaches, the code bears striking bring the best programs, regardless of kind, into similarity to the Motion Picture Production American homes. Television, and all who participate in it are jointly Code, conceived and formulated in 1929 by accountable to the American public for respect for Martin Quigley, and ratified by the Motion the special needs of children, for community re- Picture Producers and Distributors Associa- sponsibility, for the advancement of education and culture, for the acceptability of the program ma- tion of America, Inc. which became the Mo- terials chosen, for decency and decorum in produc- tion Picture Association of America, Inc. tion, and for propriety in advertising. This respon- late in 1945 when Eric Johnston was named sibility cannot he discharged by any given group of programs, but can be discharged only through the president. highest standards of respect for the American home. Meeting in Bandera, Tex. in February. TV applied to every moment of every program presented approved a review by television. board members of NAB In order that television programming may best board of five and adopted a plan for financing serve the public interest, viewers should be en- administration of the code as well as an op- couraged to make their criticisms and positive 738 suggestions known to the television broadcasters. d) Respect is maintained for the sanctity of mar- Parents in particular should be urged to see to it riage and the value of the home. Divorce is not that out of the richness of television fare, the best treated casually nor justified as a solution for programs are brought to the attention of their marital problems. children. e) Illicit sex relations are not treated as commend- able. Advancement of Education and Culture f) Sex crimes and abnormalities are generally un- 1. Commercial television provides a valuable acceptable as program material. means of augmenting the educational and cultural g) Drunkenness and narcotic addition are never influences of schools, institutions of higher learning. presented as desirable or prevalent. the home, the church, museums, foundations, and h) The administration of illegal drugs will not be other institutions devoted to education and culture. displayed. 2. It is the responsibility of a television broad - i) The use of liquor in program content shall be .aster to call upon such institutions for counsel and de-emphasized. The consumption of liquor in cooperation and to work with them on the best American life, when not required by the plot or methods of presenting educational and cultural ma- for proper characterization, shall not be shown. terials by television. It is further the responsibility j) The use of gambling devices or scenes necessary of stations, networks, advertising agencies and to the development of plot or as appropiate back- sponsors consciously to seek opportunities for intro- ground is acceptable only when presented with ducing into telecasts factual materials which will aid discretion and in moderation, and in a manner in the enlightenment of the American public. which would not excite interest in, or foster, 3. Education via television may be taken to mean betting nor be instructional in nature. Telecasts that process by which the individual is brought of actual sport programs at which on -the -scene toward informed adjustment to his society. Tele. betting is permitted by law should be presented vision is also responsible for the presentation of in a manner in keeping with Federal, state and overtly instructional and cultural programs, sched- local laws, and should concentrate on the sub- uled so as to reach the viewers who are naturally ject as a public sporting event. drawn to such programs, and produced so as to k) In reference to physical or mental afflictions and attract the largest possible audience. deformities, special precautions must be taken 4. In furthering this realization, the television to avoid ridiculing sufferers from similar ail- broadcaster: ments and offending them or members of their families. a) Should be thoroughly conversant with the educa tional and needs and desires of the I) Exhibitions of fortune-telling, astrology, phrenol- cultural ogy, palm -reading, and numerology are acceptable community served. only when required by a plot or the theme of a h) Should affirmatively seek out responsible and program, and then the presentation should be de- accountable educational and cultural institutions veloped in a manner designed not to foster of the community with a view toward providing superstition or excite interest or belief in these opportunities for the instruction and enlighten- subjects. ment of the viewers. m) Televised drama shall not simulate news or c) Should provide for reasonable experimentation in special events in such a way as to mislead or the development of programs specifically directed alarm. (see News.) to the advancement of the community's culture n) Legal, medical and other professional advice, and education. diagnosis and treatment will be permitted only in conformity with law and recognized ethical Acceptability of Program Material and professional standards. Program materials should enlarge the horizons o) The presentation of cruelty, greed and selfishness of the viewer, provide him with wholesome enter- as worthy motivations is to be avoided. tainment, afford helpful stimulation, and remind p) Excessive or unfair exploitation of others or of him of the responsibilities which the citizen has their physical or mental afflictions shall not be towards his society. Furthermore: presented as praiseworthy. a) obscenity, smut and vulgarity are q) Criminality shall lie presented as undesirable (i) Profanity, and unsympathetic. The condoning of crime in forbidden, even when likely to be understood only the treatment of the commission of crime in by Part of the audience. From time to time, words a frivolous, cynical or callous manner is un- which have been acceptable, acquire undesirable acceptable. meanings, and telecasters should be alert to eli- minate such words. r) The presentation of techniques of crime in such (ii) Words slang) derisive of any detail as to invite imitation shall he avoided. (especially s) The use of horror for its own sake will be race, color, creed, nationality or national deriva- use tion, except wherein such usage would be for the eliminated: the of visual or aural effects specific purpose of effective dramatization such as which would shock or alarm the viewer, and the combating prejudice, are forbidden. even when detailed presentation of brutality or physical agony likely to be understood only by part of the audience. by sight or by sound are not permissible. From time to time. words which have been accept- t) Law enforcement shall be upheld, and the officers able, acquire undesirable meanings, and telecasters of the law are to lie portrayed with respect and should he alert to eliminate such wcrds. dignity. (iii) The Television Code Review Board (see n) The presentation of murder or revenge as a Regulations and Procedures of the Code, V, Sec- motive for murder shall not be presented as tion 3, Authority and Responsibilities) shall main- justifiable. tain and issue to subscribers, from :ime to time. v) Suicide as an acceptable solution for human a continuing list of specific words and phrases problems is prohibited. which should not he used in keeping with this w) The exposition of sex crimes will be avoided. subsection. This list, however, shall not be con- x) The appearances or dramatization of persons sidered as all-inclusive. featured in actual crime news will be permitted only in such light as to aid law enforcement or b) (i) Attacks on religion and religious faiths are to report the news event. not allowed. y) Treatment of Animals. The use of animals, both (ii) Reverence is to mark any mention of the in the production of television programs and as name of God. His attributes and powers. a part of television program content, shall, at all (iii) When religious rites are included in other times, be in conformity with accepted standards than religious programs, the rites are accurately of humane treatment. presented, and the ministers, priests and rabbis portrayed in their callings are vested with the Responsibility Toward Children dignity of their office and under no circumstances 1. The education of children involves giving them are to be held up to ridicule. a sense of the world at large. Crime, violence and e) (i) Contests may not constitute a lottery. sex are a part of the world they will he called upon (ii) Any telecasting designed to "buy" the tele- to meet, and a certain amount of proper presentation vision audience by requiring it to listen and/or of such is helpful in orienting the child to his social view in hope of reward, rather than for the surroundings. However, violence and illicit sex shall quality of the program, should be avoided. (see not be presented in an attractive manner, nor to an Contests.) extent such as will lead a child to believe that they 739 play a greater part in life than they do. They should would give the false impression that the dramatized not be presented without indications of the resultant material constitutes news. Expletives, presented retribution and punishment aurally or pictorially such as "flash" or "bulletin" 2. It is not enough that only those programs which and statements such as "we interrupt this program are intended for viewing by children shall be suitable to bring you . " should be reserved specifically to the young and immature. (Attention is called for news room use. However, a television broadcaster to the general items listed under Acceptability of may properly exercise discretion in the use in Program Materials.) Television is responsible for non -news programs of words or phrases which do insuring that programs of all sorts which occur not necessarily imply that the material following during the times of day when children may normally is a news release. be expected to have the opportunity of viewing television shall exercise care in the following re- PuaLrc EVENTS gards: a) In affording opportunities for cultural growth I. A television broadcaster has an affirmative as well as for wholesome entertainment. responsibility at all times to be informed of public b) In developing programs events, and to provide coverage consonant with the to foster and promote ends of an informed the commonly accepted moral, social and ethical and enlightened citizenry. ideals characteristic of American life. 2. Because of the nature of events open to the e) In reflecting respect public, the treatment of such events by a television for parents, for honorable broadcaster he behavior, and for the constituted authorities of the should effected in a manner to pro- American vide for adequate and informed coverage as well as community. good in d) In eliminating reference to kidnaping of children taste presentation. or threats of kidnapping. e) In avoiding material which is excessively violent Controversial Public Issues or would create morbid suspense, or other un- 1. Television provides a valuable forum for the desirable reactions in children. expression of responsible views on public issues of f) In exercising particular restraint and rare in a controversial nature. In keeping therewith the crime or mystery episodes involving children television broadcaster should seek out and develop or minors. with accountable individuals, groups and organiza- tions, programs relating to controversial public is- Decency and Decorum in Production sues of import to its fellow citizens: and to give 1. The costuming of all performers shall he with- fair representation to opposing sides of issues in the bounds of propriety, and shall avoid such which materially affect the life or welfare of a exposure or such emphasis on anatomical detail substantial segment of the public. as would embarrass or offend home viewers. 2. The provision of time for this purpose should 2. The movements of dancers, actors. nr other be guided by the following principles: performers shall be kept within the hounds of a) Requests by individuals, groups or organizations decency, and lewdness and impropriety shall not he for time to discuss their views on controversial suggested in the positions assumed by performers. public issues, should he considered on the basis 3. Camera angles shall avoid such views of per- of their individual merits, and in the light of the formers as to emphasize anatomical details indecently. contribution which the use requested would make 4. Racial or nationality types shall not be shown to the public interest, and to a well-balanced on television in such a manner as to ridicule the program structure. race or nationality. b) Programs devoted to the discussion of controver- 5. The use of locations closely associated with sial public issues should he identified as such, and sexual life or with sexual sin must he governed by should not be presented in a manner which would good taste and delicacy. mislead listeners or viewers to believe that the program is purely of an entertainment, news or Community Responsibility other character. A television broadcaster and his staff occupy a position of responsibility in the community and Political Telecasts should conscientiously endeavor to he acquainted Political telecasts should be identified as fully with its in clearly needs and characteristics order such, and should not he presented by a television better to serve the welfare of its citizens. broadcaster in a manner which would mislead listeners or viewers to believe that the program is Treatment of News and Public Events of any other character. News 1. A television station's news schedule should Religious Programs be adequate 1. It is the responsibility of a television broad- and well-balanced. caster 2. News reporting should he factual, fair and to make available to the community as part of without bias. a well-balanced program schedule adequate opportu- nity for 3. Commentary and analysis should be clearly religious presentations. identified as such. 2. The following principles should he followed in the 4. Good tastse should prevail in the selection and treatment of such programs: handling of news: a) Telecasting which reaches men of all creeds Morbid, sensational or alarming details not simultaneously should avoid attacks upon religion. essential to the factual report, especially in con- b) Religious programs should be presented respect- nection with stories of crime or sex, should be fully and accurately and without prejudice or avoided. News should he telecast in such a man- ridicule. ner as to avoid panic and unnecessary alarm. c) Religious programs should be presented by respon- 5. At all times, pictorial and verbal material for sible individuals, groups, and organizations. both news and comment should conform to other d) Religious programs should place emphasis on sections of these standards, wherever such sections broad religious truths, excluding the presentation are reasonably applicable. of controversial or partisan views not directly or 6. Pictorial material should he chosen with care necessarily related to religion or morality. and not presented in a misleading manner. 3. in the allocation of time for telecasts of re- 7. A television broadcaster should exercise due ligions programs it is recommended that the televi care in his supervision of content, format, and sion station use its best efforts to apportion such presentation of newscasts originated by his station, time fairly among the representative faith groups and in his selection of newscasters, commentators, of its community. and analysts. 8. A television broadcaster should exercise par- Presentation of Advertising ticular discrimination in the acceptance, placement 1. Ever mindful of the role of television as a and presentation of advertising in news programs guest in the home, a television broadcaster should so that such advertising should be clearly disinguish- exercise unceasing care to supervise the form in able from the news content. which advertising material is presented over his 9. A television broadcaster should not present facilities. Since television is a developing medium. fictional events or other non -news material as involving methods and techniques distinct from those authentic news telecasts or announcements nor should of radio, it may be desirable from time to time to he permit dramatizations in any program which review and revise the presently suggested practices: 740 a) Advertising messages should be presented with f) Because all products of a personal nature create courtesy and good taste; disturbing or annoying special problems, such products, when accepted, material should be avoided; every effort should should be treated with especial emphasis on ethics be made to keep the advertising message in and the canons of good taste; however, the ad- harmony with the content and general tone of vertising of intimately personal products which the program in which it appears. are generally regarded as unsuitable conversa- b) A sponsor's advertising messages should be con- tional topics in mixed social groups is not ac- fined within the framework of the sponsor's pro- ceptable. gram structure. A television broadcaster should g) The advertising of tip sheets, race track publica- avoid the use of commercial announcements which tions, or organizations seeking to advertise for are divorced from the program either by preceding the purpose of giving odds or promoting betting or the introduction of the program (as in the case lotteries is unacceptable. of so-called "cow -catcher' announcements) or by 2. Diligence should be exercised to the end that following the apparent sign -off of the program (as advertising copy accepted for telecasting complies in the case of so-called "trailer" announcements). with pertinent Federal, state and local laws. To this end, the program itself should be an- 3. An advertiser who markets more than one nounced and clearly identified, both audio and product should not be permitted to use advertising video, before the sponsor's advertising material copy devoted to an acceptable product for purposes is first used, and should be signed off, both audio of publicizing the brand name or other identification and video, after the sponsor's advertising material of a product which is not acceptable. is last used. e) Advertising copy should contain no claims in- Advertising of Medical Products tended to disparage competitors, competing prod- 1. The advertising of medical products presents ucts, or other industries, professions or institutions. considerations of intimate and far-reaching impor- d) Since advertising by television is a dynamic tance to the consumer, and the following principles technique, a television broadcaster should keep and procedures should apply in the advertising under surveillance new advertising devices so thereof: that the spirit and purpose of these standards a) A television broadcaster should not accept are fulfilled. advertising material which in his opinion, offen- e) Television broadcasters should exercise the ut- sively describes or dramatizes distress or morbid most care and discrimination with regard to ad- situations involving ailments, by spoken word. vertising material, including content, placement sound or visual effects. and presentation, near or adjacent to programs b) Because of the personal nature of the advertising designed for children. No considerations of ex- of medical products, claims that a product will pediency should be permitted to impinge upon effect a cure and the indiscriminate use of such the vital responsibility towards children and words as "safe", "without risk", "harmless", or adolescents, which is inherent in television, and terms of similar meaning should not be accepted which must be recognized and accepted by all in the advertising of medical products on televi- advertisers employing television. sion stations. f) Television advertisers should be encouraged to devote portions of their allotted advertising mes- Contests sages and program time to the support of worthy 1. Contests should offer the opportunity to all causes in the public interest in keeping with the contestants to win on the basis of ability and skill. highest ideals of the free competitive system. rather than chance. g) A charge for television time to churches and 2. All contest details, including rules, eligibility religious bodies is not recommended. requirements, opening and termination dates should be clearly and completely announced and/or shown, Acceptability of Advertisers and Products-General or easily accessible to the viewing public, and the 1. A commercial television broadcaster makes winners' names should he released and prizes his facilities available for the advertising of prod- awarded as soon as possible after the close of the ucts and services and accepts commercial presenta- contest. tions for such advertising. However, a television 3 When advertising is accepted which requests broadcaster should. in recognition of his responsibility contestants to submit items of product identification to the public, refuse the facilities of his station to or other evidence of purchase of product, reasonable an advertiser where he has good reason to doubt facsimiles thereof should be made acceptable. the integrity of the advertiser, the truth of the 4. All copy pertaining to any contest (except that advertising representations, or the compliance of which is required by law) associated with the ex- the advertiser with the spirit and purpose of all ploitation or sale of the sponsor's product or service, applicable legal requirements. Moreover, in consider- and all references to prizes or gifts offered in such ation of the laws and customs of the communities connection should he considered a part of and served, each television broadcaster should refuse his included in the total time allowances as herein facilities to the advertisement of products and provided. (see Time Standards for Advertisine services, or the use of advertising scripts, which CoDv.) the station has good reason to believe would be Premiums and Offers objectionable to a substantial and responsible segment 1. Full details of proposed offers should be re- of the community. The foregoing principles should he quired by the television broadcaster for investigation applied with judgment and flexibility, taking into and approval before the first announcement of the consideration the characteristics of the medium offer is made to the public. and the form and content of the particular presenta- 2. A final date for the termination of an offer tion. In general. because television broadcast is should he announced as far in advance as possible. designed for the home and the family, including 3. Before accepting for telecast offers involving a children, the following principles should govern the monetary consideration, a television broadcaster business classifications listed below: should satisfy himself as to the integrity of the a) The advertising of hard liquor should not be advertiser and the advertiser's willingness to honor accepted. complaints indicating dissatisfaction with the b) The advertising of beer and wines is acceptable premium by returning the monetary consideration. only when presented in the best of good taste 4. There should be no misleading descriptions and discretion, and is acceptable subject to Federal or visual representations of any premiums or gifts and local laws. which would distort or enlarge their value in the c) Advertising by institutions or enterprises which minds of the listeners. in their offers of instruction imply promises of 5. Assurances should be obtained from the ad- employment or make exaggerated claims for the vertiser that premiums offered are not harmful to opportunities awaiting those who enroll for courses person or property. is generally unacceptable. 6. Premiums should not be approved which ap- d) The advertising of firearms and fireworks is peal to superstition on the basis of 'luck -bearing" acceptable only subject to Federal and local powers or otherwise. laws. e) The advertising of fortune-telling, occultism, Time Standards for Advertising Copy spiritualism, astrology, phrenology, palm -reading, 1 Ta accordance with good telecast advertising numerology, mind -reading or character -reading is practices, the time standards for advertising copy not acceptable. are as follows:

741 Length of Advertising Message actual experience or it should be made apparent (Minutes and Seconds) from the presentation itself that the portrayal is Length of dramatized. Program News Programs All Other Programs Sponsor Identification Day All Identification of sponsorship must be made in (Minutes) and Night Class "A" Time Other lire. all sponsored programs in accordance with the requirements of the Communications Act of 1934. 5 1:00 1:00 1:15 as amended, and the Rules and Regulations of the 10 1:45 2:00 2:10 Federal Communications Commission. 15 2:15 2:30 3:00 25 2:50 4:00 30 3:00 4:15 REGULATIONS AND PROCEDURES 45 4:30 5:45 The following regulations and procedures shall 60 6:00 7:00 obtain as an integral part of the Television Code of the National Association of Broadcasters: 2. Reasonable and limited identification of prize and statement of the donor's name within formats wherein the presentation of contest awards or prizes Name is a necessary and integral part of program content The name of this Code shall be The Television shall not be included as commercial time within the Code of the National Association of Broadcasters.` meaning of paragraph 1. above; however any oral or visual presentation concerning the product or its II ionor, over and beyond such identification and state- Purpose of ment, shall be included as commercial time within the Code the meaning of paragraph 1. above. The purpose of this Code is cooperatively to 3. The time standards set forth above do not maintain a level of television programming which gives full consideration to the educational, infor- affect the established practice of reserving for station mational, use the last 30 seconds of each program for station cultural, economic, moral and entertain- break arid spot announcements. ment needs of the American public to the end that 4. Announcement programs are designed to ac- more and more people will be better served. commodate a designated number of individual live or recorded announcements, generally one minute in Ill length, which are carried within the body of the Subscribers program and are available for sale to individual Section I. ELIGIBILITY advertisers. Normally not more than 3 one-minute Any individual, firm or corporation which is announcements (which should not exceed approxi- engaged mately 125 words if presented live) should be in the operation of a television broadcast station or network, or which holds a construction scheduled within a 15 -minute period and not more permit than six such announcements should be scheduled for a television broadcast station within the United States or its dependencies, shall, subject within a 30 -minute period in local announcement to the programs; however, fewer announcements of greater approval of the Television Board of Directors individual length may be scheduled, provided that as hereinafter provided, be eligible to subscribe to the aggregate length of the announcements approx- the Television Code of the NARTB to the extent imates three minutes in a 15 -minute program or of one subcription for each such station and/or six minutes in a 30 -minute program. In announce- network which it operates or for which it holds a ment programs other than 15 minutes or 30 minutes construction permit; provided, that a non television in length, the proportion of one minute of announce- member of NARTB shall not become eligible via ment within every five minutes of programming code subscription to receive any of the member is normally applied. The announcements must be services or to exercise any of the voting privileges presented within the framework of the program of a member. period designated for their use and kept in harmony with the content of the program in which they are Section 2. CERTIFICATION OF SUBSCRIPTION placed. Upon subscribing to the Code, subject to the 5. Programs presenting women's services, fea- approval of the Television Board of Directors, tures, shopping guides, market information, and there shall be granted forthwith to each such sub- similar material, provide a special service to the scribing station authority to use the "NARTB listening and viewing public in which advertising Television Seal of Good Practice." a copyrighted material is an informative and integral part of the and registered seal to be provided in the form of a program content. Because of these special character- certificate, a slide and/or a film, signifying that istics the time standards set forth above may be the recipient thereof is a subscriber in good stand- waived to a reasonable extent. ing to the Television Code of the NARTB. The 6. Even though the commercial limitations of the seal and its significance shall be appropriately Code do not specifically prohibit back-to-back an- publicized by the NARTB. nouncements, such a practice is not recommended for more than two announcements, either at station Section 3. DURATION OF SUBSCRIPTION break or within the framework of a single program. Subscription shall continue in full force and 7. Any casual reference by talent in a program to effect until thirty days after the first of the month another's product or service under any trade name following receipt of notice of written resignation. or language sufficiently descriptive to identify it Subscription to the Code shall be effective from should, except for normal guest identifications, be the date of application subject to the approval of condemned and discouraged. the Television Board of Directors; provided, that 8. Stationary backdrops or properties in televi- the subscription of a television station going on the sion presentations showing the sponsor's name air for the first time shall, for the first six months or product, the name of his product, his trade of such subscription, be probationary, during which mark or slogan may be used only incidentally. They time its subscription can be summarily revoked by should not obtrude on program interest or enter- an affirmative two-thirds vote of the Television tainment. "On Camera" shots of such materials Board of Directors without the usual processes should be fleeting, not too frequent, and mindful of specified below. the need of maintaining a proper program balance. Section 4. SUSPENSION OF SUBSCRIPTION Dramatized Appeals and Advertising Any subscription, and/or the authority to utilize Appeals to help fictitious characters in television and show the above -noted seal, may be voided, programs by purchasing the advertiser's product or service or sending for a premium should not be "Television Board. The Television Board is permitted, and such fictitious characters should hereby authorised:-(4) to enact, amend and promul- not be introduced into the advertising message for gate standards of practice or codes for its Television such purposes. When dramatized advertising ma- members, and to establish such methods to secure terial involves statements by doctors, dentists, nurses observance thereof as it may deem advisable:-". or other professional people, the material should By -Laws of the National Association of Broad- be presented by members of such profession reciting casters. Article VI, section 8,C. (4). 742 revoked or temporarily suspended for television preferred, and who has exercised his right to a programming, including commerical copy, which, hearing, shall be entitled to effect presentation of by theme, treatment or incident, in the judgment his case personally, by agent, by attorney, or by of the Television Board constitutes a continuing. deposition and interrogatory. willful or gross violation of any of the provisions of the Television Code, by an affirmative two- H. Intervention: thirds vote of the Television Board of Directors Upon request by the subscriber -respondent or at a regular or special meeting; provided, how- the Television Code Review Board, the Television ever, that the following conditions and procedures Board of Directors, in its discretion, may permit shall apply: the intervention of one or more other subscribers as parties -in -interest. A. Preferring of Charges-Conditions Precedent: Prior to the preferring of charges to the Television I. Transcript: Board of Directors concerning violation of the A stenographic transcript record shall be taken Code by a subscriber, the Television Code Review and shall be certified by the Chairman of the Tele- Board (hereinafter provided for) (1) Shall have vision Board of Directors to the office of the Secre- appropriately, and in good time, informed and tary of the National Association of Broadcasters, advised such subscriber of any and all complaints where it shall be maintained. The transcript shall and information coming to the attention of the not be open to inspection unless otherwise provided Television Code Review Board and relating to the by the party respondent in the proceeding. programming of said subscriber, (2) Shall have reported to, and advised, said subscriber by analy- J. Television Code Review Board; Counsel: sis, interpretation, recommendation or otherwise, The Television Code Reivew Board may, at its of the possibility of a violation or breach of the discretion, utilize the services of an attorney from Television Code by the subscriber, and (3) Shall the staff of the NAB for the purpose of effecting have served upon the subscriber by Registered Mail its presentation in a hearing matter. a Notice of Intent to prefer charges, at least twenty days prior to the filing of any such charges with K. Order of Procedure: the Television Board of Directors. During this At hearings, the Television Code Review Board period the Television Code Review Board, may shall open and close. within its sole discretion, reconsider its proposed action based upon such written reply as the sub- L. Cross -Examination: scriber may care to make, or upon such action as The right of cross-examination shall specifically the subscriber may care to take program -wise, in obtain. Where procedure has been by deposition conformance with the analysis, interpretation, or or interrogatory, the use of cross -interrogatories recommendation of the Television Code Review shall satisfy this right. Board. M. Presentation: (i) Notice of Intent Oral and written evidence may be introduced The Notice of Intent shall include a statement by the subscriber and by the Television Code Re- of the grounds and reasons for the proposed charges, view Board. Oral argument may be had at the including appropriate references to the Television hearing and written memoranda or briefs may be Code. submitted by the subscriber and by the Television Code Review Board. The Television Board of (ii) Time Directors may admit such evidence as it deems In the event that the nature of the program in relevant, material and competent, and may deter- question is such that time is of the essence, the mine the nature and length of the oral argument Television Code Review Board may prefer charges and the written argument or briefs. within less than the twenty days above specified, provided that a time certain in which reply may N. Authority of Presiding Officer; of Television be made is included in its Notice of Intent, and Board of Directors: provided that its reasons therefor must be specified The Presiding Officer shall rule upon all inter- in its statement of charges preferred. locutory matters, such as, but not limited to, the admissibility of evidence, the qualifications of wit- B. The Charges: nesses, etc. On all other matters, authority to act The subscriber shall be advised in writing by shall be vested in a majority of the Television Registered Mail of the charges preferred. The Board unless otherwise provided. charges preferred by the Television Code Review Board to the Television Board of Directors shall O. Films, Transcriptions, etc.: include the grounds and reasons therefor, together Films, kinescopes, records, transcriptions, or other with specific references to the Television Code. The mechanical reproductions of television programs, charges shall contain a statement that the condi- properly identified, shall be accepted into evidence tions precedent, hereinbefore described have been when relevant. met. P. Continuances and Extensions: C. Hearing: Continuance and extension of any proceeding The subscriber shall have the right to a hear- or for the time of filing or performing any act ing and may exercise same by filing an answer required or allowed to be done within a specific within 10 days of the date of such notification. time may be granted upon request, for a good D. Waiver: cause shown. The Board or the Presiding Officer may recess or adjourn a hearing for such time as Failure to request a hearing shall be deemed a may be deemed necessary, and may change the waiver of the subscriber's right thereto. place thereof. E. Designation: Q. Findings and Conclusions: If hearing is requested by the subscriber, it shall The Television Board of Directors shall decide be designated as promptly as possible and at such the case as expeditiously as possible and shall notify time and place as the Television Board may specify. the subscriber and the Television Code Review F. Confidential Status: Board, in writing, of the decision. The decision of the Television Board of Directors shall contain Hearings shall be closed; and all correspondence findings of fact with conclusions, as well as the between a subscriber and the Television Code Re- reasons or bases therefor. Findings of fact shall view Board and/or the Television Board of Di- set out in detail and with particularity all basic rectors concerning specific programming shall be evidentiary facts developed on the record (with confidential; provided, however, that the confidential appropriate citations to the transcript of record or status of these procedures may be waived by a exhibit relied on for each evidentiary fact) sup- subscriber. porting the conclusion reached. G. Presentation; Representation: R. Reconsideration or Rehearing: A subscriber against whom charges have been A request for reconsideration or rehearing may 743 be filed by parties to the hearing. Requests for subject to the approval of the Television Code reconsideration or rehearing shall state with par- Review Board, there shall be granted forthwith to ticularity in what respect the decision or any mat- each such affiliate subscriber authority to use a ter determined therein is claimed to be unjust, copyrighted and registered seal and declaration, in unwarranted, or erroneous, and with respect to any a manner approved by the Television Code Review finding of fact shall specify the pages of record Board, identifying the individual firm or corporation relied on. If the existence of any newly -discovered as an affiliate subscriber to the Television Code of evidence is claimed, the request shall be accompan- the NAB. Such authority shall not constitute formal ied by a verified statement of the facts together clearance or approval by the Television Code Review with the facts relied on to show that the party. with Board of specific film programs or other recorded due diligence, could not have known or discovered material. such facts at the time of the hearing. The request for rehearing may seek: Section 3. DURATION OF AFFILIATE SUBSCRIPTION a. Reconsideration The affiliate subscription shall continue in full b. Additional oral agrument force and effect until thrity days after the first of d. Amendment of any findings, or the month following receipt of a written notice of e. Other relief. resignation. The affiliate subscription to the Code shall be effective from the date of application sub- S. Time for Filing: ject to the approval of the Television Code Review Requests for reconsideration or rehearing shall Board. be filed within ten (10) days after receipt by the respondent of the decision. Opposition thereto may Section 4. SUSPENSION OF AFFILIATE SUBSCRIPTION be filed within five (5) days after the filing of the Any affiliate subscription and the authority to request. utilize and show the above -noted seal may be voided, revoked, or temporarily suspended for the sale or T. Penalty, Suspension of: distribution for television presentation of any film At the discretion of the Television Board, ap- or other recorded material which by theme, treat- plication of any penalty provided for in the deci- ment, or incident, in the judgment of the Television sion may be suspended until the Board makes final Code Review Board, constitutes a continuing, willful disposition of the request for reconsideration of or gross violation of any of the provisions of the rehearing. Television Code, by a vote of three members of the Television Code Review Board at any regular or U. Disqualification: special meeting. The conditions and procedures Any member of the Television Board may dis- applicable to subscribers shall not apply to affiliate qualify himself, or upon gond cause shown by any subscribers. interested party, may be disqualified by a major- ity vote of the Television Board. Section 5. REPRESENTATION OF AFFILIATE SUB- SCRIBERS Section 5. ADDITIONAL PROCEDURES Any affiliate subscriber or group of affiliate sub- When necessary to the proper administration scribers may authorize an individual or association of the Code, additional rules of procedure will be to act for them in connection with their relations with established from time to time as authorized by the Television Code Review Board by filing a writ- the By -Laws of the NAB; in keeping therewith, ten notice of such representation with the Board. special consideration shall be given to the proce- Such representation, however, in no way will limit dures for receipt and processing of complaints and the right of the Television Code Review Board to to necessary rules to be adopted from time to time, suspend individual affiliate subscribers in accord- taking into account the source and nature of such ance with the provisions of Section 4." complaints; such rules to include precautionary measures such as the posting of bonds to cover costs and expenses of processing same: and further V provided that special consideration will be given Rates to procedures insuring the confidential status of proceedings relating to Code observance. Each subscriber and affiliate subscriber shall pay 'administrative' rates in accordance with such Section 6. AMENDMENT AND REVIEW schedule, at such time, and under such conditions as Because of the new and dynamic aspects inherent may be determined from time to time by the Tele- in television broadcast, the Television Code, as a vision Board (see Article VI, section 8, C. Tele- living, flexible and continuing document, may be vision Board (3) and (4), By -Laws of the NAB); amended from time to time by the Television Board provided, that appropriate credit shall be afforded to of Directors; provided that said Board is specific- a television member of the NAB against the regu- ally charged with review and reconsideration of the lar dues which he or it pays to NAB. entire Code, it appendices and procedures, at least once each year. VI Section 7. TERMINATION OF CONTRACTS The Television Code Review Board All subscribers on the air at the time of sub- Section 1. COMPOSITION scription to the Code shall be permitted that period prior to and including the earliest legal concellation There shall be a continuing committee entitled date to terminate any contracts, then outstanding, the Television Code Review Board. The Review calling for program presentations which would not Board shall be composed of seven members, all of be in conformity with the Television Code, provided, whom shall be from the Television membership of however, that in no event shall such period be longer NAB. Members of the Television Board of Directors than fifty-two weeks. shall not be eligible to serve on the above specified Review Board. Members of the Review Board shall be appointed by the President of the NAB, subject IV to confirmation by the Television Board of Directors. Affiliate Subscribers Due consideration shall be given, in making such appointments, to factors of diversification of geo- Section 1. ELIGIBILITY graphical location, company representation and net- Any individual, firm or corporation, which is work affiliation. engaged in the production or distribution, lease, or During the year 1960, four members shall be ap- sale of recorded programs for television presenta- pointed to serve until immediately following the an- tion, subject to the approval of the Television Code nual NAB convention of 1962. Review Board as hereinafter provided, shall be Starting in 1961, and every odd -numbered year eligible to become an affiliate subscriber to the Tele- thereafter, three members shall be appointed for two- vision Code of the NAB. year terms; and then in every even numbered year thereafter, four two-year members shall be appointed. Section 2. CERTIFICATION OF SUBSCRIPTION All appointments take effect immediately following Upon becoming an affiliate subscriber to the Code, the annual NAB convention. 744 A. Limitation of Service: lic in general; (6) to review and monitor, if nec- A person shall not serve consecutively as a mem- essary, any certain series of programs, daily pro- ber of the Review Board for more than two two- gramming, or any other program presentations of a year terms or for more than four years consecu- subscriber, as well as to request recordings, aural tively after April 30, 1953. or kinescope, or script and copy, with regard to any A majority of the membership of the Television certain program presented by a subscriber; (7) to Code Review Board shall constitute a quorum for reach conclusions, and to make recommendations or all purposes unless herein otherwise provided. prefer charges to the Television Board of Directors concerning violations and breaches of the Tele- Section 3. AUTHORITY AND RESPONSIBILITIES vision Code by a subscriber; (8) to recommend to The Television Code Review Board is authorized the Television Board of Directors, amendments to and directed: the Television Code. (1) To maintain a continuing review of all tele- vision programming especially that of subscribers A. Delegation of Powers and Responsibilities: to the Television Code of the NAB; (2) to receive, The Television Code Review Board may dele- screen and c_ear complaints concerning television gate, from time to time, such of its above -specified programming; (3) to define and interpret words and responsibilities, as it may deem necessary and de- phrases in the Television Code; (4) to develop and sirable, to a Staff Group of the NAB. maintain appropriate liaison with governmental agencies and with responsible and accountable or- B. Meetings: ganizations and institutions; (5) to inform, ex- The Television Code Review Board shall meet peditiously and properly, a subscriber to the Tele- regularly once each quarter of the calendar year on vision Code of complaints or commendations, as well a date to be determined by the Chairman. The as to advise all subscribers concerning the attitude Chairman of the Review Board may, at any time, and desires program -wise of accountable organi- on at least five days' written notice, call a special zations and institutions, and of the American pub- meeting of the Board.

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