Dick Clark's Financial Network  Before Divestiture
Source: U.S. House of Representatives, Payola and Other Deceptive Practices in the Field of Broadcasting
hearings before the Select Sub-Committee on Legislative Oversight of the on Interstate and Foreign Commerce
86th Congress, second session Washington, D.C. GPO, 1960)p. 125f

A.  American Broadcasting Company
B.  Triangle Publications, Inv  WFIL
C.  Click Corporation 100% Clark
D.  Drexel Television Productions  Inc - 100% Clark
E.  This Week Magazine -  February Corporation
F.  Columbia Pictures Inc (Gidget) -  12% (Drexel Films)
G. Arch Music Co., The January Music Corp, Sea-Lark Enterprises, Inc, Globe Record Corp, Kincord Music Corp. - 100% Clark
H.  February Corporation, March Productions Corporation, Drexel Films, Drexel Pictures, Drexel Shows, Rosho Corporation - 100% Clark
I..  Columbia Pictures, Inc "Because They Are Young" - Drexel Pictures
J.   Swan Record Corp., ( Bar Music Inc.)*, (Request Music Inc)*., Anita Presing Corp - 50% Clark- 25% Mammarella-25%-Bernard Binnick
K. Am-Par Record Corp, Random House, Inc, Look Magazind etc - Rosho
L.  Photo-Play Magazine, GAC Super Productions Inc - Dick Clark Caravan of Stars etc - March Productions
M. Jamie Record Company - Clark, Sam Hodge, Harold Lipsius , Harry Finfer - 25% each
N.  Post-Grad Products, Inc - Clark, Mammarella, Lowe, Charles D. Reeves, Ross Bagdasarian, Jim Bennett, Frank Lualdi, Griffith & Shedler, Marvin Josephson Hair Dressing - Reorganized October, 1959
O.  Mallard Pressing Corp. - Clark 50%, Bernard Lowe - 50%
P.  Chips Distributing Corp - Clark 1/3, Bernard Lowe 1/3, Harry Chipetz 1/3
Q.  SRO Artist - Clark 25%, Al Wilde 75%