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Grey Advertising Home International Television Dave Friedman, Don Bryan, Roger Adams, Fremantle Corp. Group W Productions Stanley Sherman, Jack Ellison, Ken Kinder - 555 Madison Avenue, New York 10022. 90 Park Avenue, New York 10016. man, Dick Campbell, Sid Weiner. Joe Abrus- Take Kerr (130), Galloping Gourmet (585), The Mike Douglas Show (5 weekly), Call It cato, Pat Hibbitts. Swiss Family Robinson (26), The Adventures Macaroni (12), The Hilarious House of Fright - of Black Beauty (52). Personnel: Paul Talbot. enstein (130), The Coral Jungle (26), Doctor Consumer Reports on Television (part of in the House (90), Norman Corwin Presents Consumers Union) Funco Corp. (26), Earth Lab (52). Personnel: Chet Col- 256 West Washington Street, Mount Vernon, 9046 Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles 90069. lier, Jack Reilly, George L. Back, Ralph V. N.Y. 10550. New Zoo Revue (260), 32d Annual Golden Cunningham, Dick Perin, Joe Goldfarb, Jack Series of 90- second inserts (two a week) Globe Awards (1). Personnel: Stephen W. Swindell, Jack Foley, Owen S. Simon, for use in TV news shows. Personnel: Eric Jahn, Maurie Gresham, Kitty Pritchard, Den- Joseph M. D'Amico, Terence Lynch. Mart, Ira Furman. nis Gresham. Larry Harmon Pictures Dialing For Dollars Gateway Films 649 N. Bronson, Hollywood 90004. 407 Court Square Building, Baltimore 21202. Valley Forge, Pa. 19481. Bozo the Clown (156), Laurel & Hardy (156), Dialing For Dollars, Master Key, Magic Key Packages of specials and feature film. Per- Laurel & Hardy cartoons (39). Personnel: (all live syndication). Personnel: Ted New - sonnel: Ken Curtis, Ed Rapp. Larry Harmon, Gustave Nathan. hoff, Frank Blumberg. Gold Key Entertainment Hemisphere Pictures Inc. Eastman Kodak Co. 711 Fifth Avenue, New York 10022. 445 Park Avenue, New York 10022. 342 State Street, Rochester, New York Outdoor Adventure Package I and II (10 Shock Feature Package (10), Cisco Kid 14650. each), World Premieres Package (13), Gold (156), Carnival of Terror Features (28). Per- Personnel: Hartwell T. Sweeney, W. H. Low Key Sci -Fi Package (20), Scream Theater sonnel: (represented by BBDO Syndication). Jr. (20), Zodiac Feature Package (12), Action - Adventure Features (150), Abbott & Costello Heritage Enterprises EUE -Screen Gems Video Services Park Avenue, New York 10022. Cartoons (156). Personnel: Jerome Kurtz, 445 421 West 54th Street, New York 10019. Robert B. Muller, Stephen Brockelman. Lome Greene's Last of the Wild (52), Ad- Videotape syndication services. Personnel: venture I features (12), Eerie Series of fea- Martin Irwin, Don Buck, Phil McEnneny. Golden Phoenix Communication Corp. tures (10). Personnel: Robert B. Morin, 405 Park Avenue, New York 10022. Andrew Beach, Arthur (Skip) Steloff. Don Fedderson Productions 4024 Radford Avenue, Studio City, Calif. Safari to Adventure (26), Country Hall of Home International Television Fame (26), Virginia Tennis 91604. Slims Women's 6290 Sunset Boulevard, Hollywood 90028. (12), The Judy Garland Show (13) and chil- Lawrence Welk Show, The Smith Family House Call (26), Haunted dren's special, The Night Before Christmas. Jabberwocky (52), (39), To Rome With Love (48). Personnel: (26), Bicentennial (52), Big Battles (15), Personnel: Philip J. Leopold, Harry B. Mul- Charles Spira. Fractured Flickers (26), Faces of Asia (8), ford and Edward P. Noyes. various specials (8), Churchill the Man (1). Filmvideo Releasing Corp. Personnel: Richard Dinsmore, Don Cola - 37 West 57th Street, New York 10019. Samuel Goldwyn Television 1041 North Formosa Avenue, Los Angeles pinto. Laff -Movie series (52), Hopalong Cassidy 90046. features (17). Personnel: Maurice H. Zouary. Hughes Television Network Samuel Goldwyn Library of Feature Films 1133 Avenue of the Americas, New York Film Service Corp. (53), The Best of Goldwyn (34 features), 10036. 307 Kearns Building, Lake Salt City 84111. Hollywood: The Goldwyn Years (one -shot Hanna -Barbera's Funtastic World of Comedy Personnel: George Hatch, Dick Thiriot, special). Personnel: Tom Seehof. (52), prime -time specials (7), various sports Harvey Seslowsky (New York), Robert New - events coverage. Personnel: Arthur Morten- Gottlieb / Taffner Programs gard (Hollywood). sen, Roy Sharp, Ralph MacFarland, Jay 1370 Avenue of the Americas, New York Moran. Firestone Program Syndication 10019. 540 Madison Avenue, New York 10022. The World At War (52), The World At War Independent Television Corp. The New Candid Camera (52), To Tell The Specials (10), A Nation of Immigrants (8), 555 Madison Avenue, New York 10022. Truth (260), The New Beat The Clock (260), Special Branch (26), Sweeney (26), The Space: 1999 (24), Crimes of Passion (30), The Addams Family (64), Branded (48), Per- Rivals of Sherlock Holmes (26). Personnel: Jason King (26), My Partner the Ghost (26), sonnel: Len Firestone, Alton Whitehouse, Ira Gottlieb, Donald L. Taffner, Muir Suther- The Protectors (52), Department S (28), UFO Philip Besser. Brian Firestone, Leo Gutman. land. (26), The Persuaders (24), The Adventurer (26), The Saint (114), The Champions (30), Four Star Entertainment Corp. Granada Television international The Baron (26), Man in a Suitcase (28), The 400 South Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. 1221 Avenue of the Americas, Suite 3468, Prisoner (17), Secret Agent (45), Dangerman 90212. New York 10020. (39), The Gale Storm Show (125), Fury Wonder World of Magic (26), Conquest of Production and distribution of documen- (114), various features and specials. Per - the Sea (5), Backstage in Hollywood (5), taries, dramas, light entertainment, school sonnet: Abe Mandell, Pierre Weis, Cy Kap- Festival of Children's Classics (8), Cricket programs and sports. Personnel: Haidee Ian, James C. Stern, Carl Miller, Al Lanken, on the Hearth (one -hour Christmas special), Granger. S. Allen Ash, Joseph Fusco Jr. Star Time Specials (32), Big Valley (112), Independent Television Network Thrillseekers (52), Secrets of the Deep (13). Gray- Schwartz Enterprises Inc. (Teleflix division) 2775 Mount Ephraim Avenue, Camden, N.J. Seven Seas (7), Wanted; Dead or Alive (94), 08104. Rifleman (168), The Westerners -Zane Grey 425 South Beverly Drive, Beverly Hills, Calif. National Hot Rod Association specials (3), Theater (290), Holiday Specials (5), Can 90212. High School Bowl (local). Personnel: You Top This? (195), Burke's Law (81), Jeff's Collie (103), Timmy and Lassie (232), Tommy Roberts, George L. Walsh. Theater I (Dick Powell Theater I) (59), De- Lone Ranger (182), Treasure Unlimited (13), tectives (67), Toward the Year 2000 (26). Wally's Workshop (117), various feature film JWT Syndication Personnel: M. J. Rifkin, Alvin Sussman, packages. Personnel: Mary Gray, Enid A. 420 Lexington Avenue, New York 10017 Joseph J. Doyle, Al Adolph, Richard Colbert. Schwartz. World of Survival (21), Today's Woman (1), For a Better World (13), I Am Joe's Sandy Frank Film Syndication Grey Advertising (various), Newsweek Broadcasting Services, 635 Madison Avenue, New York 10022. 777 Third Avenue, New York 10017. Take Kerr With Graham Kerr, Three Women The New Treasure Hunt (52), Name That The Spirit of '76 (104), The Spirit of Inde- Alone (1). Personnel: Thornton B. Wierum, Tune (52). Personnel: Sandy Frank, Maury pendence (104). Personnel: Sanford Reisen- Marie Luisi, William Cameron, Colgan Shields. bach, Jim Levey, Henry Seigel, Bob Archer. Schlank, John Sisk, Norm Varney. 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