Word: ince
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...fact, often illuminating postscript to the excellent reports of trained American journalists. A case in point is TIME's advertising director, Harry Phillips, who went to England, France, Belgium, Switzerland and The Netherlands to examine postwar business conditions there and to talk to exporters about advertising in TIME Inc.'s overseas editions. Some excerpts from his strictly personal report of his trip may interest...
...Copyright, 1947, Twentieth Century Music Corp. By permission Leo Feist, Inc...
...conspired in its own enslavement by raising to Godship Hooper . . . and basing its main thought and operations upon a schedule of percentages." And Hooper has been in a pretty good position to name his own price since his only major rival, the industry-financed Cooperative Analysis of Broadcasting, Inc., folded last September...
Deals within Deals. Rank thinks he can. But the main Rank operation in the U.S. is more broadly based. Rank began laying the base in 1936, when he picked up a 25% interest in the then failing Universal Films, Inc. (now merged into Universal-International), thus buying a top U.S. distributor for his movies. Since then, Rank has made deals with Universal-International and Robert R. Young's Eagle-Lion (TIME, Dec. 10, 1945) to distribute at least 19 Rank films a year in the U.S. And this week he announced plans to buy or build theaters...
Heads or Tails (by H. J. Lengsfelder & Ervin Drake ; produced by Your Theatre, Inc.) was one of the financially wackiest productions of the decade: all those buying tickets before opening night automatically became stockholders. Unfortunately, they became stockholders in one of the worst plays of the century...