Film Booking Offices of America, Incorporated [FBO] was a reorganized company from the previous Robertson-Cole company. Later, Pat Powers became a de facto head of FBO and the company was sometimes unofficially known as Powers Studios. Powers left in October 1923. B.P. Fineman became studio production chief from 1924 through January 1926. The company was later purchased in February 1926 by Joseph P. Kennedy. William Le Baron became production head in 1927. Substantial FBO stock was purchased by RCA in January 1928. RCA then purchased control from Kennedy [?] (and others?) of FBO and the Keith-Albee-Orpheum theater circuit in October 1928 and formed the Radio-Keith-Orpheum Corporation [RKO].