Shortage of Vinyl Alarms the Record Industry
NEW YORK The vinyl shortage, caused by rising PVC demand for pipes, threatens pressings and raises prices. Major labels warn small imprints and indie plants face delays, while majors like RCA, Columbia, and Capitol seek supply and protection for key artists. Industry executives predict a sustained tight supply with six months to a year of uncertainty.
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Paramount Magum Force and Other Theater Times
Theater listings show Paramount Magnum Force with showings at 7 20 and 9 50 plus shorts at 7 and 9 30. Iowa The Seven-Ups runs 1 45 to 9 45 with multiple daily starts. Stage 2 Jonathan Living Seagull at 7 30 and 9 40. Stage 3 The Way We Were at 7 30 and 9 45. World Executive Action times and Papillon slots as listed. Plaza Robin Hood and Love Machine at Eastown and other titles with multiple showings. Marion features at 11 1 3 and 7 9.
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New Zoo Revue Tops syndicated TV market reach in season three
New Zoo Revue enters its third season with 40 new syndicated markets, raising total to 125 and placing in the top ten of syndicated shows. The piece notes the show reaches four to five million kids weekly, praises its moral content, and credits producer FunCo with upcoming projects including Steve Allen specials and an ABC children’s feature.
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Soviets and Americans Ink Joint Film Pact
Tass reports Lenfilm and independent producer Edward Lewis of Twentieth Century Fox signed a joint film agreement to produce The Blue Bird. The fable by Maurice Maeterlinck will be directed by Alexei Kaplier and Alfred Hayes with filming set to begin in 1974.
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Bombers Strike I G Farben Plant at Ludwigshafen
Thirty years ago American air forces bombed the I G Farben chemical complex at Ludwigshafen, Germany, crippling a key chemicalcity facility and intensifying Allied pressure on the German war effort.
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