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From the start of the company to January 1989, its releases were distributed by Video Cassette Sales, which was either an affiliate, or a parent of the company. In January 1989, Handleman Company acquired Video Treasures and Video Cassette Sales for $10 million. |
From the start of the company to January 1989, its releases were distributed by Video Cassette Sales, which was either an affiliate, or a parent of the company. In January 1989, Handleman Company acquired Video Treasures and Video Cassette Sales for $10 million. |
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For a brief period, Video Treasures was also a marketer for Parents Approved Video from 1986 to 1990. |
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In April 1991, Video Treasures became the marketer for Burbank Video, possibly as a result of Burbank Video's then-parent Viking Entertainment, which Handleman acquired in 1987, being merged into Video Treasures. In early 1992, Video Treasures also became the distributor for MNTEX Entertainment. |
In April 1991, Video Treasures became the marketer for Burbank Video, possibly as a result of Burbank Video's then-parent Viking Entertainment, which Handleman acquired in 1987, being merged into Video Treasures. In early 1992, Video Treasures also became the distributor for MNTEX Entertainment. |