Radio annual and television yearbook (1952)

Transcript Recordings Research Director James A. Yergin Office Manager Eve Bannier Brunch Offices 134 N. LaSalle St., Chicago 2, 111. Phone: STate 2-4590 Secretary-Treasurer Sidney J. Wolf Dir. of Sta. Rel E. R. Rogers Acc'nt & Office Mgr Elizabeth M. Mueller Western Sales Manager Naylor Rogers Special Representative. . .Edwin R. Peterson 310 Citizens Bldg., Cleveland 14, 0. Phone: CHerry 4050 Mid-Western Sales Louis M. Block, Jr. Services Offered: The Keystone Broadcasting System is a network which assists local radio stations in their programming with transcriptions, with KBS making their time available to national advertisers and their agencies at an attractive network package rate. Keystone is a flexible media easily purchased, whole or in part. Entire areas or spot coverage may be selected . . . whichever meets the needs of the advertising program. Regardless of the schedule, Keystone makes its time available at a considerable savings. In operation, Keystone offers the same advantages as the wired networks. Instead of a large number of individual transactions, KBS reduces your problem to one order, one time clearance, one series of Affidavits of Performance, and one invoice. During 1952, as in 1951, many of the nation's largest advertisers are using the facilities of Keystone. Types of programming vary from 25 word spots to one hour shows. LANG-WORTH FEATURES PROGRAMS, INC. 113 W. 57 St., New York 19, N. Y. Phone: JUdson 6-5700 President C. O. Langlois Secretary John D. Langlois Treasurer C. O. Langlois, Jr. Vice-Presidents Pierre Weis, W. O'Keefe Mgr. of W. Coast Oper.. . .Walter B. Davison Sales Representative Wm. E. Young Services Offered: Transcribed music library service for radio stations, open-end and package shows. C. P. MacGREGOR 729 S. Western Ave., Hollywood 5, Calif. N. Y. Phone: MUrray Hill 7-3717 President C. P. MacGregor Manager George R. Jones Production Mgr Paul Quan Eastern Sales Mgr Nat V. Donato Services Offered: Transcription library productions: music library service, dramatic and musical programs; recording studios. Complete packaging including recording elec tro-plating of masters and production on vinylite pressings. MAGNO RECORDING STUDIOS 37 W. 57 St., N.w York 19, N. Y. Phone: PLaza 8-0759 Business Manager \. J. I»;i-li Engineer Howard \\ arren Technician Ralph Friedman Services Offered: Recording sound on film 35mm and 16mm. Complete production facilities lor all phases of motion pictures television — theatrical — non theatrical. Disc recording. MAYFAIR TRANSCRIPTION CO. 8511 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Calif. Phone: CRestview 1-8151 Executive Vice-Pres B. A. Joslin Production Manager Vern Carstensen Office Manager Florence Jordan Services Offered: Producers and distributors of open-end transcribed shows; tailormade transcribed programs; transcribed announcements. "Alan Ladd-Box 13"; "Damon Runyon Theatre"; "The Unexpected"; Knox Manning's "Behind the Scenes," and "The Greatest of These." FRED C. MERTENS & ASSOCIATES 20828 Pacific Coast Highway, Malibu, Calif. Phone: Malibu 7871 President Fred C. Mertens Sales Manager George L .Price Services Offered: Open-end package programs of 5 minutes and more, primarily of inspirational-educational type which render public service and create good will as well as sales. M G M RECORDS 701 Seventh Avenue, New York, N. Y. Phone: Circle 5-4820 General Manager Frank B. Walker Advertising & Promotion. . .Sol Handwerger Artist & Repertory Harry Meyerson Services Offered: Popular and classical records, original movie-cast albums — 78, 45. 33 1/3 r.p.m.'s. CHARLES MICHELSON, INC. 15 West 47 St., New York 19, N. Y. Phone: PLaza 7-0695 President Charles Michelson Divisional Sales Mgr Sidney Guber Services Offered: Open end dramatic and musical transcribed feature programs. Gennett and Speedy-Q Sound Effect Libraries. MODERN RECORDING STUDIO 55 W. Wacker Drive, Chicago 1, 111. Phone: FI 6-4183 Owner Edwin M. Webb 811