United Screen Arts

Last updated September 19, 2025

United Screen Arts was an American film distribution company that operated in the 1960s. It was formed by actor Dale Robertson.^[1]

It was formed in 1964 to distribute wholesome films that served as family entertainmen.^[2]

The company essentially ran until 1976 when Robertson retired from Hollywood.^[3]

Select filmography

The Man from Button Willow (1964), an animated film featuring Robertson, Edgar Buchanan and Edward Platt
The Young Sinner (1965)
One Way Wahine (1965)
A Swingin' Summer (1965), co-starring Raquel Welch in her first featured role
Secret Agent Super Dragon (1965)
The One Eyed Soldiers (1966)
The Mini-Mob (1968)

References

↑ "Wahine by Robertson set for Sept". Valley Times. 17 August 1965. p. 6.
↑ "United Screen Arts". Los Angeles Evening Citizen News. 6 July 1964. p. 22.
↑ "Robertson not a 'Hollywood type'". Anderson Daily Bulletin. 22 September 1973. p. 3.

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[1] "Wahine by Robertson set for Sept". Valley Times. 17 August 1965. p. 6.

[2] "United Screen Arts". Los Angeles Evening Citizen News. 6 July 1964. p. 22.

[3] "Robertson not a 'Hollywood type'". Anderson Daily Bulletin. 22 September 1973. p. 3.

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