Studio Philips, — (actif 1937 – 1965 au moins)

A Philips-affiliated photographic and recording facility, “Studio Philips” appears as the publisher/credit on press prints and artist portraits (e.g., Yves Montand, ca 1960, carrying “Publisher: Studio Philips, Paris”). Industrially, Philips took over Studio Blanqui (Paris 13ᵉ) and inaugurated its Boulevard Blanqui studios in 1937, later referenced in discographic databases as “Studios Philips, Paris.” The imprint “Studio Philips” is found on photographic items circulated in 1959–1965 (portraits, film-set images, variété). Music discographies further document Philips’ operation of the Paris site in the late 1950s–early 1960s, with numerous in-house artists recording there. Together these traces (editorial on photographs; industrial for recording) support continuous activity between 1937 and the 1960s.
Checked sources (non-Wikipedia): bookseller cataloguing records (Edition-Originale.com, ca 1960 examples); Discogs entries (“Studios Philips, Paris” and alias “Studio Blanqui”); a non-commercial summary of Barbara’s recording studios.