| American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres | |||||
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| Tipo | Público | ||||
| Industria | Cine, radio, televisión, edición, grabación | ||||
| Forma legal | Corporación de EE.UU. | ||||
| Fundación | 15 de noviembre de 1949 | ||||
| Fundador | Paramount Pictures | ||||
| Disolución | 24 de julio de 1989 | ||||
| Nombres anteriores |
United Paramount Theatres (1949-1953) American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres (1953-1965) American Broadcasting Companies, Inc. (1965-1985) ABC Television, Inc. (1986-1989) | ||||
| Sede central | 1501 Broadway,Nueva York, Estados Unidos | ||||
| Ingresos |
 US$194.7 million | ||||
| Beneficio económico |
US$191.6 million | ||||
| Beneficio neto |
US$8.2 million | ||||
| Activos |
US$103.9 million | ||||
| Capital social |
US$81.4 million | ||||
| Propietario | Edward J. Noble (10% minorista 55% preferido)[1] | ||||
| Divisiones |
American Broadcasting ABC Leisure Group ABC Leisure Group II | ||||
| Filiales |
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%)[2] | ||||
| Reestructuración | comprado y disuelto | ||||
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American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres , Inc. (originalmente United Paramount Theatres , más tarde American Broadcasting Companies y ABC Television ) fue la empresa matriz posterior a la fusión de American Broadcasting Company y United Paramount Theatres.