Word: warners
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Angeles movie attendance was down 30%, and 134 Southern California movie houses have closed in the past two years. ¶At Burbank, Warner was negotiating the sale of 30 acres to NBC for a television center; CBS was already working on a center in Los Angeles at a cost of $35 million...
Goodbye, My Fancy (Warner], a slick adaptation of the 1948 Broadway hit comedy, gives Joan Crawford a chance to preen her plumage and practice her intellect as a glamorous Congresswoman who would sooner compromise a man than an issue...
Albert J. Guerard, Sr., visiting professor at Brandeis; Courtland Elliott, instructor at Roxbury High School and assistant secretary of the Medieval Academy of America; Louis M. Lyons, Curator of the Neiman Foundation; and Langdon Warner '103 are the faculty additions...
...deal by which a syndicate headed by Louis Lurie, a San Francisco realtor, hoped to buy control of Warner Brothers (TIME, May 14) fell through last week. Explained President Harry Warner: "We could not withdraw from the great undertaking that has been so vital a part of our lives...
Actually, the reason was far less sentimental. The two parties could not settle problems arising from an antitrust decree which will split Warner's moviemaking and theater-owning operations. The deal collapsed when the Lurie group refused to give a written guarantee that it would assume responsibility for any penalties growing out of the antitrust suit...