Captain and Tennille rise from duo to pop sensations
The Captain Daryl Dragon and Toni Tennille form a famed husband and wife duo. Dragon, a Californian with Beach Boys ties, earns his nickname from a naval hat. Tennille, from Alabama, writes and performs, joining the Beach Boys as the first Beach Girl. They marry in 1975 and score a hit with Love Will Keep Us Together, selling millions. They live in Pacific Palisades and tour as vegetarian performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennille
Daryl Dragon
Carmen Dragon
Daryl
Dennis
Doug
Beach Boys
Mike Love
Dragon
Toni Tennille
Montgomery
Alabama
Los Angeles
Toni
California
South Coast Repertory Theatre
Ron Thronson
San Francisco
A&m Records
Neil Sedaka
Howard Greenfield
Pacific Palisades
Television realists push Barnum approach for new CBS series
Bob Sweeney, executive producer of Spencer's Pilots, says television is a business and outlines a plan to sell a product. He favors bold, attention grabbing first 30 seconds, aims for a Friday night slot, and expects 6000000 in pilot cost with networks choosing among hundreds of treatments. He compares the goal to securing one of four openings on a network schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Freeman
Copley
Hollywood
Ambrose Bierce
Bob Sweeney
Sweeney
Spencer
CBS
Ingmar Bergman
San Francisco State
George Fenneman
Groucho Marx
Hal March
the Brothers
Gale Gordon
Sock and Buskin
Hawaii
Lear
Christopher Stone
Todd Susman
Harnett
Donny and
Marie Osmond
Also Mentioned on This Page
Captain
Datsun
Reclinis
Scottsdale
Scottsdale RD
Cooh
Cook
Clarke
Papago Liquors
Mcdowell