DICK CLARK and TINA MASON
They both sign a Television Artist Series Agreement
Contract Signed: "RW Clark, pres." 1p, 8½x11. Los Angeles, California, 1966 September 7. Amendment to AFTRA Television Artist Series Agreement dated June 1, 1966 between "dee cee productions inc." (Clark) and Tina Mason (Artist). In part: "Producer agrees...Artist's services will be employed in five programs for broadcasting five programs weekly...Artist will not be required to furnish modern wardrobe in connection with services rendered...." Also signed: "Christina Edmundson/AKA Tina Mason". Richard Wagstaff "Dick" Clark (1929-2012) began his career in broadcasting as a radio disc jockey on WFIL in 1952, then took over the local Bandstand program (1956-1957), which went on national TV as American Bandstand in 1957. Clark hosted the show for 30 years (1957-1987), and, especially in the early years, exerted a great influence on the styles and musical tastes of young Americans. At the same time, Clark's strict dress code and preference for milder music helped rock music gain acceptance by parents. Clark has also hosted a number of TV specials, including his annual Rockin' New Year's Eve shows (which he missed for the first time in 32 years after he suffered a minor stroke in late 2004) and game shows, and has produced a long list of TV programs and specials. He has also promoted the American Music Awards as an alternative to the Grammys.TINA MASON is best known for her association with The Phil Volk and Tina Mason Band. On thin paper. Lightly creased with folds, horizontal fold at Edmundson's signature. 2 file holes at upper blank margin. Fine condition.
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