Gone With the Wind (MGM) (1967)
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Heading the record parade of GONE WITH THE WIND music, MGM Records is releasing the first album to be taken directly from the sound track of GONE WITH THE WIND. The album consists of 13 selections in stereophonic sound from Max Steiner's memorable score and features this official 32 page illustrated souvenir program of color photographs and text. See the promotion checklist below and plan a strong campaign around this album.
1. CONTACT your local MGM distributor (See list) and make arrangements for a cooperative effort on setting up
music store window displays and interior exhibits;
2. PLAN to furnish your leading disc jockeys with copies of the album;
3. ARRANGE for tie-in album give-aways;
4. PLAY the album in advance through your lobby public address system, and use the recording for auditorium music
before and after your current feature attraction;
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Columbia Records has produced the striking three-wing store display (above) featuring the well-known Legacy Albums in conjunction with GONE WITH THE WIND. This will be their major promotion piece used for
national distribution.
The highly-acclaimed Legacy Series from Columbia Records provides a natural tie-in to this exciting release of GONE WITH THE WIND with two outstanding albums: THE UNION and THE CONFEDERACY. These deluxe book and record packages recapture the stirring era of GONE WITH THE WIND through the music, the pictures, the words, and the sounds of this historic period. THE UNION contains a record featuring the marches and songs of the time, an authentic Civil War cannon shot, Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, and more, plus a 60-page picture book with essays by celebrated historians like Bruce Catton, Allan Nevins, and Clifford Dow
by his cousin, Rev. Edmond Jennings Lee, as well as the authentic rebel yell, and marches and songs of the Confederates, along with a 32-page picture book with essays by Bruce Catton and Clifford Dowdey.
Another Columbia album—and another natural for GONE WITH THE WIND promotion—is Percy Faith’s top selling album (depicted on this page) of great motion picture themes, featuring ““Tara’s Theme” as the title number.
The Columbia Records field promotion staff (listed below)
dey. And the companion volume, THE CONFEDERACY,
will be eager to cooperate with you in setting up counter displays, window displays, record give-away contests and other
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Jerry Friedman
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Joe Bilello (P)
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(518-482-3764)
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R. L. Holt
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One Observatory Hill Cincinnati, Ohio 45208 (513-321-5147)
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Radio Corp. of America
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Seattle, Washington 98188
St. Louis County 28, Mo. : (206-824-5591)
(314-843-9302)
MGM
RECORD DISTRIBUTORS
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John Kaplan
Tom Schlessinger
Larry Benjamin (P)
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Dick Godlewski
Frank Sutter
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Bob Greenberg (P)
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P.O. Box 2487
316 Sixth Avenue So. 406/761-2420
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607 Coral Street 511-657
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Mel Price
Bob Brown (P)
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54 N.E. 181 Street 305/621-3694
Sherm Lieberman
Tom Sgro (P)
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Al Abrams
Jim Nash (P)
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Howard Allison
R. S. Krueger
Radio Corp. of America
445 North Lake Shore Drive Chicago 11, Illinois (312-222-1550)
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T. A. McCusker
3234 Darbyshire Drive Dallas, Texas (214-357-4744)
J. Nadeau
1320 West 73 Street Minneapolis, Minn. 55423 (612-869-5705)
F. J. O’Donnell
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NEW ORLEANS, LA. (70) ALL SOUTH RECORD DISTS. 1924 Lafayette Street 504/522-1157
Henry Hildebrand
Stanley Chaisson (P)
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Stan Drayson
Jerry Armour
Ron Weisner (P)
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Paul Knowles
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Kay Woodard (P)
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Glen Bruder (P)
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Grant Gibbs (P)
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Ron Saul (P)
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Stan Lewis
Ronnie Lewis
In conjunction with the re-release of GONE WITH THE WIND, RCA Victor Records is re-issuing its album of music composed and conducted by Max Steiner. The score which took three months to write, $100,000 to record, is reputed to be the longest ever composed for a film. For promotional purposes, you can obtain copies of these albums from the RCA field staff below.
RCA VICTOR RECORD FIELDMEN
W. Patterson
18 Jackson Road Bloomfield, Conn. (203-242-2315)
T. A. Potter
309 Colesville Manor Dr. Silver Spring, Md. (301-384-6240)
C. Rice
RCA, 6363 Sunset Blvd. Hollywood, Calif. 90028 (213-461-9171 EXT. 335)
P. Sklar
2100 Tremont Street Philadelphia, Penn. 19115 (215-OR6-5739)
J. G. Trifero
Radio Corp. of America 36 West 49th Street New York, N. Y.
(MU 9-7200 Ext. RC503)
includes a recording of General Lee’s Farewell Address spoken
COLUMBIA RECORDS
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4 Penn Center Plaza,
Suite 224
Phila., Pennsylvania 19103 (215) LO 8-4445
Earl Rollinson
Columbia Records Universal Bldg. No., 16141 West Eight Mile Road Suite 1113 Detroit, Michigan 48235 1875 Connecticut Ave., N.W. (313) 273-8616
Washington, D. C. 20009 Solly Solomon
(202) 332-2300 CL Sales Office
Charles W. Thagard Porter Bldg.
Columbia Records Sixth & Grant Streets
3641 North West 67th Street pittsburgh, Penn. 15219 Miami, Florida 33147 (412) 261-2844
Columbia Records Sales 3510 Chester Avenue Cleveland, Ohio 44114 (216) 431-6300
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CL Sales Office
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St. Charles Ave. at Lee Circle New Orleans, La. 70130 (502) 524-4546
Eugene Denonovich Columbia Records
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St. Louis, Missouri 63110 (314) MI 7-5101
Dick Ware
Columbia Records
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St. Louis, Missouri 63110 (314) MI 7-5101
Wilmington, Mass. 01887 (617) 657-7835
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Columbia Records
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75 Third Avenue Waltham, Mass. 02154 (617) 899-3814
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Columbia Records
100 Constitution Plaza Rm. 600
Hartford, Conn. 06103 (203) 522-7151
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promotional activities.
FIELD PROMOTION STAFF
Hal Gold
Columbia Records
5404 West Touhy Avenue Skokie, Illinois 60076 (312) 675-8020
Ronald D. Lynne Columbia Records
F & M Bank Building, Suite 610
88 South Sixth Street Minneapolis, Minn. 55402 (612) 338-7001
John Galobick
Morley Murphy Co., Inc. 5151 West State Street
Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53208
(414) GL 3-7200
REGION VI
Los Angeles, Denver, Honolulu, San Francisco, Seattle
REGIONAL MGR:
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San Francisco, Calif. 94102 (415) 431-6996
Bob Moering
Jeff Clark
Columbia Records Sales 6922 Hollywood Blivd., Suite 702
Hollywood, Calif. 90028 (213) HO 6-2481
Bill Keane
Columbia Records Sales Fox Plaza, Suite 810
San Francisco, Calif. 94102 (415) 431-6996
REGION Vil New York
REGIONAL MGR:
Tony Martell
Columbia Records Sales 545 Madison Avenue
New York City, N. Y. 10022 (212) HA 1-4700
Frank Campana
Nick Cortale
Columbia Records Sales 545 Madison Avenue
New York City, N. Y. 10022 (212) HA 1-4700
SHEET MUSIC
THE REMICK MUSIC CORPORATION has published sheet music featuring ““Tara’s Theme” and “My Own True Love’, both depicted on this page. It ts also issuing accordion, choral, orchestral
and organ arrangements of ‘Tara's Theme”
Contact all retail outlets and provide them with stills, posters and other accessories that will attract public attention to window and interior displays.
Also, take advantage of any opportunity to present sheet music to local orchestras in night clubs, hotels, ballrooms and radio and television stations for playing during your run of GONE WITH THE WIND.
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