Brunswick Radio Corporation

Also known as the Brunswick Radio Corp.

sold its record division to in April, 1930. Warner Brothers operated its new subsidiary as the . This company continued to produce the and labels until late 1931. By that time, Warner Brothers had lost interest in commercial record production because sales had been severely hurt by the Depression. In December, 1931, Warner Brothers signed a deal with the whereby ARC would record, manufacture and market and records as the . Seven years later, the purchased the / conglomerate. Rights to and labels reverted to Warner Brothers, which revived the . Warner Brothers sold the to in 1941, which operated it as a subsidiary.