American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres

American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc.
	American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres former headquarters located in 1501 Broadway.
Formerly	United Paramount Theatres; (1949–1953); American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres; (1953–1965); American Broadcasting Companies, Inc.; (1965–1985); ABC Television, Inc.; (1986–1989);
Company type	Public
Industry	Movie theater, radio broadcasting, television broadcasting, publishing, recording
Predecessor	United Paramount Theatres; American Broadcasting Company;
Founded	November 15, 1949
Founder	Paramount Pictures
Defunct	July 24, 1989
Fate	Purchased and dissolved
Successors	Capital Cities/ABC; (1985–1996)
Headquarters	1501 Broadway, New York City, United States
Area served	Nationwide
Revenue	US$194.7 million (1955)
Operating income	US$191.6 million (1955)
Net income	US$8.2 million (1955)
Total assets	US$103.9 million (1955)
Total equity	US$81.4 million (1955)
Owner	Edward J. Noble (10% common, 55% preferred)
Divisions	American Broadcasting; ABC Leisure Group; ABC Leisure Group II;
Subsidiaries	ABC Scenic & Wildlife Attractions; ABC Video Enterprises, Inc.; Balaban and Katz Corporation; Paramount Gulf Theatres; Tri-States Theatre Corporation; Alabama Theatres, Inc.; North Carolina Theatres, Inc.; ABC Films Syndication, Inc.; Am-Par Records, Inc.; UPT Concessions, Inc.; Disneyland, Inc. (34%);
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American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc. (originally United Paramount Theatres, later the American Broadcasting Companies and ABC Television) was the post-merger parent company of the American Broadcasting Company and United Paramount Theatres.

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