Columbia Warner Brothers Union Working Out Well
Hollywood report shows the Columbia and Warner Brothers merger at The Burbank Studios succeeding after a year. GM Robert Hagel notes smooth operation, while TV pilots and features caused peak capacity. 4100 workers daily on average and 486 feature days. Other studios watch potential follow-ons by MGM Fox and Paramount. Universal remains independently run.
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