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Hmm... it seems Enterprise was affiliated with United Artist (the indy producer/distributor, not United Artists). Enterprise shows up in Galen Gart's ARLD, p. 77. I can type out the particulars if anyone needs them. Reply offlist. Mal ******* On 6/24/2012 7:37 AM, Daniel Langan wrote: > I would appreciate any info available on the L.A. Enterprise label from the > 1940s, and possibly earlier than that. Discography, maybe? > > Many thanks, > > Dan Langan > > > On 6/22/12 12:41 PM, "Malcolm Rockwell" <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > >> Along the lines of record production in LA, is there a history of LA >> pressing plants? I'm especially interested in Allied and contemporary >> facilities in the 1930s & 50s. >> Malcolm >> >> ******* >> >> On 6/22/2012 5:11 AM, Michael Shoshani wrote: >>> On 06/22/2012 08:54 AM, Carl Pultz wrote: >>>> Foggy recollection: Capitol bought the Melrose Ave. studios, which >>>> had been >>>> a radio network facility - right? I read that the big room had fine >>>> acoustics, which they had a hard time replicating in the new tower >>>> studio. >>>> This comes from a book on Sinatra, so not from a technical POV. >>>> >>> Yes, the Capitol facility on Melrose Avenue had once been NBC's >>> Hollywood facility. NBC later built a new "Radio City" complex in >>> Hollywood, which opened in 1937 and which eventually supplanted their >>> West Coast headquarters in San Francisco. >>> >>> Capitol started in....1942, I believe, but I don't know what year they >>> took over Melrose. >>> >>> Michael Shoshani >>> Chicago >>>