just found the below article in BILLBOARD - perhaps the connection is to Haydn Society rather
than Concert Hall?
Anyone know anything further about BEECHURST PRESS ??
Best wishes, Thomas.

BILLBOARD May 12, 1956
Beechurst Buys Haydn Disks
NEW YORK - Sale of the Haydn Society to the Beechurst Press,
which owns a 50 per cent interest in Heritage Records, has
been confirmed.  The Purchase follows, by a month, a deal
for the label by the Record Hunter, which was terminated 
by the death of George Seaman, former president for the retail disk chain.
  Reported sale price is $63,000, which includes acquisition
by the new owners of well over 50,000 Haydn Society disks, Heritage and
Haydn will be operated as two separate labels under the same
Beechurst management.  Thomas Yosseloff is president of
the later firm.  Over all sales activity will be handled by 
James Richman, current Heritage sales chief.
  No New releases will be made on the Haydn label until a 
substantial share of the current inventory is marketed.



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I can't stop to double check right now, but Heritage was a sub-label of 
Concert Hall, if memory serves.

Steve Smolian
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Subject: [ARSCLIST] HERITAGE Records


> Does anyone have, or know of an online listing, catalog, discography of
> HERITAGE records (the US company) which produced, from what I've seen,
> mostly 10" records of musical theater related material, but also
> had a 12" series which included a Roland Hayes album reissued from A440 
> label,
> and a collection of presidential speech recordings reissued from Audio 
> Archives.
> A recent online auction item was a 10" disc of John Carradine reading 
> Shakespeare etc
> catlg SD 100 (not the usual H-00xx series)......
> Thanks!
> Best wishes, Thomas.
>