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TELEVISION FILM EXECUTIVES
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KAHN, DANIEL HERBERT, treasurer and sales manaiger of Olympia Film Productions, Inc., has a broad background in film and television. He entered the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. He was graduated an Ensign in 1949, in time to serve through the Korean War. In 1953, he became Media Director and account executive at the Lester Harrison Advertising Agency. He joined the staff of Olympia Films early in 1955.
LOVE, JAMES A., president of Lally and Love, film producers, has been in one form of show business or another all his life. Jim joined Warner Brothers in their booking department upon leaving school. While doing military service in The Coast Guard, he entered the production field as a film editor. Later, he was the founder of Cineffects Productions for Nat Sobol. When that organization was disbanded, he formed Lally and Love.
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LIND, LLOYD L., vice president and general sales manager of Interstate TV Corporation has been with Allied Artists Pictures, Corp., Interstate's parent organization for over 21 years. He served as assistant to the president, Steve Broidy, for several years and was supervisor of all Allied exchange operations. In 1939, Lind made his first feature sale for TV, and NBC purchased a full length feature for telecasting in New York.
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MITCHELL JOHN H.
sales manager of Screen Gems, Inc., started with Erwin, Wasey, & Co., then spent six years with the Mutual Network. Following his war service, he joined the Honel Corp. In 1948, as United Artists television vice-president and general manager, John helped organize UA's TV department. In 1952 he joined Screen Gems, Inc., the TV production and sales subsidiary of Columbia Pictures.
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LEDUC, MARCEL, president of Inter-TV Films Ltd., Montreal, and International TV Film Services, Ltd., New York, has a wide variety of experience in business. In 1953 he formed TV Cooperative Film Sales Co., Inc., distributors of television film. This company was dissolved when International TV Film Services was organized in 1954. In 1955 Interwas formed in Montreal,
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MOYSE, KERN, president of Peerless Film Processing Corporation. Graduated from Harvard, and from St. Lawrence Law School. In 1934 Kei'n became vicepresident of Peerless, and in 1946. president. He is a director of the Association of Cinema Laboratories, and of the National TV Film Council, as well as a member of the Motion Picture and
TV Engineers Society, and of the Radio and Television Executives Society.
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