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Dick Kerns, Vice President in Charge of West Coast Operations man, vice president and sales manager; ada: (416) EM 4-7193. Charles S. Chaplin, Dick Kerns, vice president in charge of v.p. & Canadian sls. mgr.; William K. West Coast operations (Burbank). Broad- Moyer, Canadian sls. dir. casting Division: Norman Louvac, presi- Films of the 50's & 60's. Volume 1-10; dent (San Juan, Puerto Rico); Douglas Warner Bros. features (766); Bowery Boys Elleson, vice president and general man- features (48); Associated British-Pathe ager, WVUE-TV, New Orleans; Harold features (75); Robert Lippert features Woolley, vice president and general man- (118); 26 spectacular features. ager, KCPX-TV, AM & FM Radio, Salt Lake City; Hector Modestti, general man- ager, WAPA-TV, San Juan, Puerto Rico; Seven Arts Television John A. Serrao, manager, New York office. (See Warner Bros -7 Arts Television) Merchandising Division: Ed Justin, vice president in charge. Sextant, Inc. National TV Series: Bewitched; I 663 Fifth Ave., New York, N. Y. 10022; LT 1- Dream of Jeannie; The Monkees; Iron 7611. Robert D. Graff, pres.; (TV produc- Horse; The Second Hundred Years; The ers). Flying Nun; Days of Our Lives; Johnny Winston Churchill; The Valiant Years; Quest; The Flintstones; Top Cat; Magilla Franklin D. Roosevelt series; Noah and Gorilla; Peter Potamus; The Jetsons; The The Flood. Donna Reed Show. Syndicated TV Series: Casey Jones; Shelle Productions, Inc. Ivanhoe; Jet Jackson; Manhunt; Rescue 1334 Beachwood Avenue, Hollywood 28, 8; 77th Bengal Lancers; Tightrope; Damon California. H011ywood 2-3111. Herbert B. Runyon Theatre; George Burns & Gracie Leonard, president; Willetta Leonard, Allen Show; All Star Theatre; Award vice-president; Harold Berkowitz, sec.; Theatre; Celebrity Playhouse; Showcase Ralph Kale, treas. 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