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Milton Rackmil. B.A. New York University. head of Universal Pictures. He was also Vice Chairman of MCA, Inc. from 1963 - 1972 after the company merged with Decca and Universal. Milton R. Rackmil (1906-1992) was the co-founder of Decca Records and head of Universal Pictures and Vice-Charman of MCA Inc.
- American
- 1906, New York City
- B.A. New York University
- with Stevelman:, --Marlene Rackmil Salkin, stepson:, --David Crane
Apr 5, 1992 · Milton R. Rackmil, a co-founder of Decca Records and head of Universal Pictures for two decades, died on Thursday at the DeWitt Nursing Home in Manhattan. He was 86 years old.
Apr 2, 1992 · Find a Grave Memorial ID: 97515232. Source citation. Milton R. Rackmil, who helped found Decca Records and later helped steer Universal Pictures to good fortune during a difficult period for movie companies, has died in New York. He was 86.
Apr 4, 1992 · April 4, 1992 12 AM PT. TIMES STAFF WRITER. Milton R. Rackmil, a retired vice chairman of MCA Inc. and former head of its subsidiaries Universal Pictures and Decca Records, has died at the age...
Vivian Blaine (nama lahir Vivian Stapleton; 21 November 1921 – 9 Desember 1995) adalah seorang pemeran dan penyanyi asal Amerika Serikat. Ia dikenal karena memerankan Miss Adelaide dalam produksi teater musikal Guys and Dolls, serta tampil dalam versi film, dimana ia beradu peran dengan Marlon Brando, Jean Simmons dan Frank Sinatra .
- 9 Desember 1995 (umur 74), New York City, Amerika Serikat
- Vivian Stapleton, 21 November 1921, Newark, New Jersey, Amerika Serikat
- 1934–1985
Apr 6, 1992 · CO-FOUNDER OF DECCA RECORDS. By From News Services. April 5, 1992 at 8:00 p.m. EDT. Milton R. Rackmil, 86, who helped found Decca Records and later helped steer Universal Pictures to good...
Language of Materials. Materials are primarily in English. Abstract. Milton R. Rackmil (1906-1992) was a native New Yorker and a New York University graduate. In 1934, Rackmil founded Decca Records with Jack Kapp and Edward Lewis, and became president in 1949.
