(Syndicated, produced 1953 - 1956)
[confirmed in the composer's cue sheets and licensing agreements.] ["Ahoy-Ahoy! Arch" -- opening, Volume 26, #627 in the "Structural Music" library] ["Magnanimous Arch" -- theme, Volume 26, #623 in the "Structural Music" library] Composer: Alexander Laszlo (ASCAP) [professional name of Sandor Totis] Original Publisher: Guild Publications of Calif., Inc. (ASCAP) 1997 Publisher: Alexander Publications (ASCAP) o/b/o The Regents of the University of California [as "Structural Music" Vol. 26]: Copyright Date: April 23, 1954; Ep 79 806. [as "Ahoy-Ahoy! Arch"]: Renewal Date: Dec. 16, 1982; RE-148-491. [as "Magnanimous Arch"]: Renewal Date: Dec. 16, 1982; RE-148-487. Recordings:
[End Credits Theme made from splicing various measures from both; confirmed in Laszlo's cue sheets and licensing agreements.] [NOTE: This pair of cues was also used as an early Main & End Credits Themes for "General Electric Theatre", which see.] ["Arch of Light" -- opening, Volume 16, #459 A-E in the "Structural Music" library] ["Dome of Light" -- closing, Volume 16, #460 in the "Structural Music" library] Composer: Alexander Laszlo (ASCAP) [professional name of Sandor Totis] Original Publisher: Guild Publications of Calif., Inc. (ASCAP) 1997 Publisher: Alexander Publications (ASCAP) o/b/o The Regents of the University of California [as "Structural Music" Vol. 16]: Copyright Date: July 10, 1952; Ep 63 675. [as "Arch of Light"]: Renewal Date: Dec. 1, 1980; RE-78-018. [as "Dome of Light"]: Renewal Date: Dec. 1, 1980; RE-78-023. Recordings:
[confirmed in Laszlo's cue sheets and licensing agreements.] ["Ahoy-Ahoy! Arch" -- opening, Volume 26, #627 in the "Structural Music" library] ["Ship Ahoy! (Dome)" -- theme, Volume 26, #633 in the "Structural Music" library] [This is probably the most well-known combination of cues, since both "Ahoy-Ahoy!" and "Ship Ahoy" are based upon the same motif.] [Related cues in the "Structural Music" library: "Ahoy in Fog", Vol. 26, #628 "Ahoy at Sea", Vol. 26, #629 "Enraged Ahoy--Quiet Down Ahoy", Vol. 26, #630 "Brutal Ahoy", Vol. 26, #631 "Windy Ahoy", Vol. 26, #632 "Ahoy; Family Act End", Vol. 26, #649 "Ahoy; Dramatic Act End", Vol. 26, #650 "Ahoy; Comedy Act End", Vol. 26, #651 "Ahoy; Act Start", Vol. 26, #652 A-B ] Composer: Alexander Laszlo (ASCAP) [professional name of Sandor Totis] Original Publisher: Guild Publications of Calif., Inc. (ASCAP) Later Publisher of cues: Alexander Publications (ASCAP) o/b/o The Regents of the University of California [as "Structural Music" Vol. 26]: Copyright Date: April 23, 1954; Ep 79 806. [as "Ahoy-Ahoy! Arch"]: Renewal Date: Dec. 16, 1982; RE-148-491. [as "Ship Ahoy! (Dome)"]: Renewal Date: Dec. 16, 1982; RE-148-496. Recordings: LP: "Impact" (1959) RCA-Victor LPM/LSP 2042 Buddy Morrow and his Orchestra [arranged by Ray Martin] CD Re-issue: "Impact" (1998) RCA/BMG (Spain) 74321 609942 Buddy Morrow and his orchestra [arranged by Ray Martin]
[this pretty melody, in a quasi-piano concerto style was used when "Waterfront" was sponsored by Standard Oil of California -- known as Chevron outside of California... This same opener was used for "Chevron Theatre", a dramatic anthology show produced by Revue Productions, which see.] ["S.O. of C. Identification" -- opening, Volume 16, #452 in the "Structural Music" library] [a related cue is: "S.O. of C. Act End, Commercial" -- internal cue/ending for an act, Volume 16, #453 in the "Structural Music" library] Composer: Alexander Laszlo (ASCAP) [professional name of Sandor Totis] Original Publisher: Guild Publications of Calif., Inc. (ASCAP) 1997 Publisher: Alexander Publications (ASCAP) o/b/o The Regents of the University of California [as "Structural Music" Vol. 16]: Copyright Date: July 10, 1952; Ep 63 675. [as "S.O. of C. Identification..."]: Renewal Date: Dec. 1, 1980; RE-78-028. [as "S.O. of C. Act End..."]: Renewal Date: Dec. 1, 1980; RE-78-027. Recordings:
[this pretty melody, in a quasi-piano concerto style was used when "Waterfront" was sponsored by Standard Oil of California -- known as Chevron outside of California... This same closer was used for "Chevron Theatre", a dramatic anthology show produced by Revue Productions, which see.] ["Credit to S.O. of C." -- closing, Volume 16, #454 A-B in the "Structural Music" library] Composer: Alexander Laszlo (ASCAP) [professional name of Sandor Totis] Original Publisher: Guild Publications of Calif., Inc. (ASCAP) 1997 Publisher: Alexander Publications (ASCAP) o/b/o The Regents of the University of California [as "Structural Music" Vol. 16]: Copyright Date: July 10, 1952; Ep 63 675. [as "Credit to S.O. of C...."]: Renewal Date: Dec. 1, 1980; RE-78-022. Recordings: