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Chuck hit, is Berry, Chess Records dynamic performer and prolific composer, is back in action again. Having completed a lengthy run with his "Nadine" Chuck currently burning up the charts the star's songs kept his name high on the with "No Particular Place To Go," his new single, and a hit LP dubbed "Chuck Berry's Greatest Hits." While out of circulation, charts. Last year Berry's U.S.A." helped the Beach Boys reach Lonnie Mack hit big with Chuck's "Memphis;" now Liberty is doing the same with a Johnny Rivers' "Memphis." "Surfin' disk stardom of his songs. "Bill Black Plays Hit Tunes (the song was previously titled "Sweet Little Sixteen;") and he did quite well with "Roll Over Beethoven" by the Beatles, another By Chuck Berry" is the title of a new LP just issued. It's good to see the swinger front and center again.

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10E ORLECK, President and Publisher The musical theater and record sight) in "loaning -out" their stars NORMAN ORLECK, Vice President GEORGE ALBERT, Vice President industry, so closely linked from the to other labels which have acquired standpoints of song and, with great- original -cast rights to a show, but EDITORIAL-Music MARTY OSTROW, Editor -ui -Chief er frequency, through financial in- do not have the star signed to a disk IRA HOWARD, Editor IRV LICHTMAN, Editor vestments, seem to be entering a pact. This has been the recent case DICK ZIMMERMAN. Editorial Assistant HOB ETTINGER, Editorial Assistant new era of association. for Barbra Streisand (signed to MIKE MARTUCCI. Editorial Assistant JERRY ORLECK, Editorial Assistant It is one that is so natural and its Columbia, but heard on Capitol's ADVERTISING attributes so positive for both par- cast LP of "Funny Girl") and JERRY SHIFRIN, Nat'l. Adv. Dir. of Music MARTY TOOHEY, Nat'l. Dir.-Coin Machine ties that it stacks -up as a classic case Sammy Davis (signed to Reprise, BOB McKEAGE, N.Y.C., Music LEE BROOKS, Manager, Chicago of overlooking the obvious. but to be heard on Capitol's "Gold- JACK DEVANEY, Manager, Los Angeles GEORGE GOLDMAN, Art Director The Broadway season that has en Boy" caster) . Davis, of course, ADVERTISING: INTERNATIONAL kept "Mr. Wonderful" on Broad- See List of International Representatives just concluded, nevertheless, has Below made it clear that artists who come way hack in 1956, and gave Decca MANAGERS MARTY TOOHEY, Coin Machine Dept. from marked success in the record a staple original -cast album. T. TORTOSA, Circulation industry can help put a musical NEVILLE MARTEN, European Director Besides providing a "complete" comedy over, and, to be frank, CHICAGO original -cast LP, this agreement LEE BROOKS prove prime reasons for ticket sales 29 E. Madison St., 2, I11. can be a boon to the artist's regular Chicago that lead to respectable, in -the - (All Phones: Financial 6-7272) disk outlet. Latter will get rights to black runs. do at least singles, with its artist, of HOLLYWOOD The happy fact is that benefits JACK DEVANEY songs from the show. Success of 6290 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Cal. that accrue from disk artists who (Phone H011ywood 5-2129) the cast LP serves only to spur go musical comedy tread a two-way greater interest in the artist, whose ENGLAND street. NEVILLE MARTEN non -cast LP's must be purchased Dorris Land Strong disk acts widen the path 9a New Bond St. from the performer's normal disk- London, W 1, Eng. to the theater box-office to include Tel: Hyde Park 2868 ery. HOLLAND: PAUL ACKET, Theresiastraat 81a, numbers of people who are lured The Hague, Holland, Tel: 070-722646 GERMANY: MAL SONDOCK, Amalienstrasse by the fact that a disk favorite is a A general conclusion is that the 28, Munich, Germany, Tel: 220197 Many folks ITALY: 11IARIO PANVINI ROSATI, Viale featured performer. whole musical comedy field can Legioni Romane 5 Milan, Tel: 4073963 do not go out of their way to SCANDINAVIA: SVEN G. WINQUIST, Kagge- who cash -in on this tie-in, particularly holmsvagen 48, Stockholm-Enskedc, Sweden, Tel: 69-46-86 see a musical show will when it on greater exposure of show mate- FRANCE: ROGER SELLAM, 36 rue de Moscou, to seeing the "Steve Law- Paris, France, Tel: Laborde 8623 comes rial, with perhaps more hits on the AUSTRALIA: RON TUDOR, 8 Francis St., rence Show" or the "Barbra Strei- Dolly!" Heathmont, Victoria, Tel: 87-5677 order of "Hello, and "Peo- BELGIUM: FRANS ROMEYNS, sand Show." For next season, how ple," which, in turn, widen the rep- Paul Hymanslaan, 8, Brussels 15, Tel: 71.67.61 many extra advance sales will fill ertoire for hit singles possibilities. MEXICO: ENRIQUE ORTIZ, Insurgentes Sur 1870 Mexico 20, D. F. Tel: 24-65-57 the coffers of the producers of ARGENTINA: MIGUEL SMIRNOFF, Rafaela Are there enough disk acts who 3978, Buenos Aires, Davis BRAZIL: Argentina, Tel: 69-1538 "Golden Boy," the "Sammy LUIS DE M. C. GUEDES, Rua Au- can perform on Broadway? A gusta 2110, sobre-loja, Sao Paulo, 17, Tel: 61.38.13 Show" ? CANADA: perusal by show producers of the JOHN MURPHY, 1455 Drummond St., From the label angle, it is much Montreal 25, Que., JAPAN: Can., Tel: (514) 845 3201 album chart, and, yes, the Top 100 Adv. Mgr.: SHOICHI KUSANO easier to come -up with exposure of Editorial Mgr.: Morihiro Nagata singles, will uncover a number of 466 Higashi-Oizumi it's performed SPAIN: Nerimaku, Tokyo show material when FEDERICO HALPERN, Sagasta 23. formidable contenders. Apartado 4025, Madrid, Spain by a disk personality who is also SUBSCRIPTION 15 year any- whereBin U.S. performing in the show. As a manufacturer of a house- class postage A.TESPublished weekler $Seca paid at Bristol, Conn. ht 1964 And, in this regard, labels have hold product says, "Why not COoÌnc.gAll The Cash Box Publishing Universal rightsbyresery d. Copyright Copyright Convention. shown great maturity (and fore- now ?"

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I www.americanradiohistory.com NARM Schedule For "Dolly" Wins 10 Tony's- 111 Mid -Year Meet It Was Up For 11 June, Country Music Month At Deccas NEW YORK-NARM, the rack -job- NEW YORK - "Hello, Dolly!" was NEW YORK-Decca Records has the new releases. ber association, has finalized the nominated for 11 Tony awards awhile- again pegged the month of June for The new product includes: "A Pot. schedule for its annual mid -year back-last week it got 10 of them, a special program on its strong coun- trait of Patsy Cline," "Jimmie Day), meet, to be held July 28-30 at the including one for best musical. try music catalog. Sings," Bill Grammer's "Gotta Travel Sheraton -Chicago Hotel. Highlight of In fact, "Dolly" was the recipient of The entire catalog, including 10 new On," Loretta Lynn's "Before I'm Over 60% the gathering are person -to -person of all the Tonys presented this releases and EP's, falls under a dealer You," Jimmie Martin's "Widow Ma. sales conferences between rack men year for productions that have played incentive plan, details of which are ker," Bill Monroe's "I'll See You It and manufacturers, which begin after the main -stem during the year ended available from local Decca reps. Church Sunday Morning," "The Webl the opening luncheon on Tues. (28) April 30. Giving the program support are Pierce Story" (2 -LP's), Ernest Tubb and continue all day Wed. (29), and Besides best musical, the show re- various merchandising aids. There's a "Thanks A Lot," The Wilburn Bros; until 1 pm on Thurs. (30). ceived Tonys, the achievement awards full -color litho book spotlighting all "Never Alone," Vol. 5 of "All -Time A pre -arranged schedule of appoint- from the American Theater Wing, the new releases and highlighting the Country and Western Favorites-The ments, 20 minutes each, will be set for: composer & lyricist: Jerry Her- entire promotion. Handy tear -out or- Original Hit Performances." between the two parties. Only mem- man; featured musical actress: Carol der forms have also been included to bers of NARM may attend these ses- Channing; musical director and chor- aid the dealer in ordering his needs. sions. eographer: Gower Champion; musical Ten different easel mounted window The Dave Clark Five: Registration for the mid -year meet- author: Michael Stewart; musical di- and in-store displays have been pre- ing will be held on Tues. (28) from rector -conductor: Shepard Coleman; pared and are now available in quan- 90 Day Wonders 8 am through 12 noon, at which time scenic designer: Oliver Smith; cos- tity from all the local Decca branches. person -to -person schedules and meal tume designer: Freddy Wittop; musi- Each display, in color, depicts one of vouchers are distributed. A luncheon cal producer: David Merrick. "Dolly" missed -out on officially opens , the person -to -person best support- program. Breakfasts will be served ing musical actor, with Jack Cassidy Chi Musicians Try To Wed. (29) and Thurs. (30), and getting a Tony for his performance End Discotheque Pact, in "She Loves Me" (he now has a luncheons Tues. (28) and Wed. (29). role But AFM Prexy Says It's OK The regular members of NARM in the new musical, "Fade Out -Fade will meet in a closed business session In." NEW YORK - Chicago musicians on Tues. morning, from 9 am to 12 The Tony for best featured musical didn't actor went like the idea of being partly re- noon. Albert A. Carretta, NARM le- to Bert Lahr for his role placed, like the elevator man, by a gal counsel, will brief the group on in the short-lived "Foxy." Tessie button, but their superiors at the the progress of the record industry's O'Shea, the British star, got a Tony American Federation of Music thought trade practice rules, which are now for her supporting stint in "The Girl otherwise. under consideration Who Came To Supper," another short - The controversy by the Federal termer on Broadway. was over the es- Trade Commission. tablishment of a discotheque (see last week's issue) at Chicago's Ambassa- Jules Malamud, NARM executive dor West Hotel. director, in discussing the importance 20th C -F Yet To This meant that most of the music of this year's Mid -Year Meeting for Name Label Head heard at the hotel's Buttery Room, the record manufacturers in particu- which at the sinking of the sun be- lar, stated, "I am holding a NEW YORK -20th Century -Fox Rec- comes "The Id," would be recordings sizeable accompanied by a "live" number of applications ords was still without a topper by trio. for regular deadline Claiming a downgrading of music membership in last Fri. (29). It's under- NARM from record stood that a selection will be made and eventual replacement by robots. merchandisers who desire to affiliate following the Local 10 members picketed the hotel return of Seymour Poe, and with us. The applications will be pre- the picture company's exec vp, to later voted 295 to 6 to cancel the New York following a west coast contract with the hotel that had been NEW YORK-The Dave Clark Five sented to the board of directors for set up by directors of the union. approval at the Board meeting trek. Norm Weiser, previous head of have proved themselves 90 -day won- prior the label, is now directing the Kapp But, Herman D. Kenin. president ders at Epic Records. to the official opening of the Mid - label's Four Corners diskery. of the AFM, ruled that the Chicago At a press luncheon here last Mon. Year Meeting. Representatives of the musicians could not veto a board ac- (25) at the Warwick Hotel, Epic gen tion. He added that newly -accepted companies will be in- the discotheque eral manager Len Levy presented the After 5 Years: idea could actually increase employ- team with a plaque honoring them as cluded in the person -to -person sched- ment of musicians, since niteries Jan & Dean At Their Peak that "the first group in the history of ules. This means that manufacturers have switched to discotheques, includ- Epic Records to achieve sales of over will ing the Buttery Room, were crowd- of have the opportunity of meeting NEW YORK-On May 19, 1959 the 1 million records within a period with an increased first ing them in. In the case of The Id. 90 days." Feat was accomplished number of their Jan & Dean record, "Baby Talk," it includes the hotel's own customers and potential was released. Since that time, except trio and with two singles, "Glad All Over" and customers, one hired to alternate with it. And making one for a few "mistakes," as Lou Adler, "Bits Pieces." trip to Chicago, for a pe- their manager The boys, making their second visit riod of and recording super- only three business days." visor, calls them, they have been Atco Gets Beatles Single to the U.S., arrived here on Sunday. Registration forms will be sent chart riders on every release. But, May 24, to begin a 6 -week, 16 -city from the NARM office to all regular never in the five years of recording NEW YORK-Atco Records has cross-country tour. They made their third appearance on the Ed Sullivan and associate member (label) com- have they had the success that they joined the parade of labels in on have enjoyed in the last year and a Beatles nroduct. Label last week re- TV'er last Sun. (31) and on Fri. (29) panies in June, and all hotel arrange- half, including four Top Ten and Sat. (30) did four Carnegie Hall ments singles leased "Sweet Georoia Brown" by the are made directly through the and three best selling albums. aroun with Tony Sheridan. Deck. the concerts. NARM office. Adler also points out the develop- first American non standard available To coincide with their current tour. ment of Jan Berry as an arranger, here by the oroun in the singles mar- Epic bowed its second LP by the writer and producer. He related that ket. was nrioinally cut by Polydor team, "The Dave Clark Five Return!, Imperial's 3 New LP's "Baby Talk" was produced by Adler Records of Germany, the pop outlet from which the label has culled their and Herb Alpert. "Soon after that we for DGG. fourth singles release, "Can't You See Under 1 Month Deal To decided to split up and Herb said, grevions %%ttes material cut by That She's Mine" and "No Time 'You take Jan & Dean and I'll (Herb Polvdor, including Lose." HOLLYWOOD-Imperial Records is Alpert) a single, "My Bon- take the tape recorder'. It nie" and an LP, "The Beatles Epic feted the Dave Clark Five releasing three new albums under a worked out fine for both of us be- with special one -month sales program. cause that tape recorder probably Tony Sheridan." was released in the with a luncheon at the Warwick Hotel Product includes "Johnny Rivers at helped Alpert (A. & M. Records) with U.S. by MGM Records. which releases here last week. The affair was sb a string of hits, including "Lonely DGG classical product in the U.S. and tended by numerous Gotham deejsys the Whisky A Go Go," "Little Chil- Bull." has first -refusal rights on much and representatives' of the trade dren" by Billy J. Kramer and "Wish (Continued on page 32) of Someone Would Care" by Irma Thom- the Polydor catalog. press. In top pic, the group is shows as. Terms of the deal are available Other Beatles -sporting labels are with the "Good Guy" spinners from from Imperial reps. Merchandising Capitol, Vee Jay and its Tollie affil- WMCA; bottom photo, Bruce Morrow easels are also available. CBS CONVENTION iate, and Swan. (left) of WABC deejay and Rick Ateo is director STORY & PICTURES backing the release of the Sklar, the outlet's program single with a major nation-wide pose with the crew (Dennis Payton, INIMEHIEN311111 INDEX älllüililllilliiII1;11Ti;lil!I! pro- APPEAR ON PAGES mo effort, including novel promo ideas the fifth member of the group, Is hid' Album Plans 84 38 8, 39 with radio stations. den by Sklar). The boys are cur' Album Reviews 22, 24 Distribs and radio stations are now rently riding the Top 100 with "Ds 11711111i1ï¡ì1h111!hill Bios for 20 111111ll11111111f1 IIII1I¡ 111 DJ's ii 1111 being supplied with the session. You Love Me" and "Bits And Pieces." Coin Machine Section 46-64 Country Music Section 35, 36 BMI Attractions Rate Is International Section 37-45 Increased To 1% of Gross Receipts Juke Box Ops Record Guide 28 NEW YORK-BMI (Broadcast Music, 20 years that any of the clearing share of the which our music Looking Ahead (Singles) market 14 Inc.) is notifying all licensees booking houses has made new adjustments in continues to earn, both in public ac' Platter Spinner attrae Patter 20 musical attractions for personal ap- this area. It's understood that new ceptance and use by musical Radio Active Chart pearances that tions, demands this increase. 26 its repertoire will be policy dates back several months to abat) R & B Top 50 "The rate structure we are 20 available to them at a rate of 1% the closed-circuit TV theater show doning was based on a 1947 situation Record Ramblings 16, 18, 19 of gross box office receipts from ad- featuring the Beatles, for which which present - Single Reviews BMI has no relation to the 8, 10, 12 missions, effective July 1, 1964. This received a 1% share of the gross Sure Shots from As custodians of the performing 33 fee excludes all Federal, state and lo- the producer of the stint. rights of those and publishers Top 100 Albums (Mono) writers 21 cal taxes, as well as all bona fide "The music of BMI writers and whose music is used so widely Top 50 Albums (Stereo) being 21 ticket refunds. Previously, BMI had publishers is entitled to fees asking Top 100 from all by musical attractions, we are Labels 40 charged a fiat fee that had just Top been in users in proportion to its value and for a realistic and economically 100 Singles (Alphabetized) . 30 effect since 1947. use," BMI president Robert J. Burton line with 't Vending News rate, one that is more in 50 Move represents the first time in said. "The increasing importance and that paid by other music users." t 6 Cash Box-June 6, 1964 i'

www.americanradiohistory.com olumbia Unveils 18 New June LP's Kapp Reactivates Four Corners Label ;W YORK-Columbia Records has the Philadelphia Orchestra with Eu- -jounced the release of 18 new al- gene Ormandy; and "Eileen Farrell Norm Weiser To Head Intl Diskery; ms for June that include seven And Richard Tucker Sing Puccini And .sterworks, eight pop and three on Verdi Favorites." Moe Preskell Named Marketing Director rmony, the budget line. The pop release comprises "In The p Che Masterworks classical release Greatness Of Joe Mooney;" "Miles NEW YORK-Michael Kapp, execu- Publishing Companies in New York. .highlighted by Leonard Bernstein's & Monk At Newport" with Miles Da- tive vice-president of Kapp Records, Preskell remained with the Disney mphony No. 3 (Kaddish) with the vis & Thelonious Monk; "That New- last week made official the activation publishing firms for two years, then nposer conducting the New York port Jazz" with a variety of artists; of Four -Corners Records and the ap- was named national sales and promo- ilharmonic. Others in the issue are "I Walk The Line" by Johnny Cash; pointment of Norman Weiser as Man- tion director for Disneyland Records, he Red Pony" by Copland and "Sin - "Shakespeare's Greatest Hits," with aging Director of that operation. Cash remaining in that post until he joined sia da Requiem" by Benjamin Brit- Earl Wrightson; "Struttin' At The Box reported the move in last week's Kapp as national promotion director , with Andre Previn conducting the World's Fair" with the Dukes of Dix- issue. several years ago. Louis Symphony; "Piano Pieces ieland," "Wild Orchids" by Rex Kona Four Corners will operate autono- r Children," with Andre Previn; & His Mandarins; and "Jazz Odyssey mously, Kapp stated, with Weiser wo Modern French Masterpieces," Volume II." handling all phases of that operation, Appointment of Berniker ;h Leonard Bernstein conducting The Harmony line spotlights "Floyd working directly with the Kapp ex - Confirmed by Kapp New York Philharmonic; "Pas- Tillman's Best," "Bill Monroe's Best," -ales" by the Philadelphia Wood - and "The Sons Of The Pioneers' od Quintet; A Resphigi Trilogy by Best."

olpix To Introduce 16 New Albums t ARMADA Sales Convention In June YORK-Sixteen new albums Listening" by The Chad Mitchell Trio Il be presented by Colpix Records and The Gatemen. its distrib sales meet at the Eden Pop albums include "The Last Time .c Hotel on June 28, during the I Saw Paris" by Jane Morgan, "But MADA convention. Beautiful" by The Will Bronson Sing- The packages will include LP's in ers, "Groovy Goodies" by various art- ver al categories by both newly- ists and "More Teenage Triangle" by çned, Colpix artists and by artists James Darren, Shelley Fabares and io have long been on the Colpix Paul Petersen. The new releases will ster. also include a comedy album, "Woody Sound tracks included among the Allen," and a specialty LP, "Modern MIKE MICKEY w albums are "The NEW Interns,' Square Dances." NORM WEISER BERNIKER KAPP 'he Long Ships," "Hey There, It's Ray Lawrence, Colpix general sales merchandis- NEW YORK-Kapp Records, as re- igi Bear" and "Song Without End," manager, is preparing a ported in last week's issue, has con- -IA has been repackaged and sub - ing and sales deal for the new albums. ecutive management. "The firmed the arrival of Mike Berniker to led "The Immortal Music of Franz The plan is tentatively entitled, At the same time, Kapp announced its A&R staff. szt." Red Carpet Is Out." Details of the that Moe Preskell, who has served as later. Berniker, an A&R director at Kapp, Jazz sets include "Chet Baker" and plan are to be announced national promotion director for Kapp comes from Columbia Records, where E ngland's New Big Band Sound" Records, will move to Four Corners he cut such performers as Barbra the Laurie Johnson Orchestra. as marketing director, with his suc- Streisand, Jerry Vale, George Maha- P's in the folk category are "The cessor at the parent company to be ris, Pete Seeger, Buddy Greco and i ad Mitchell Trio." "Folksy Nina" Enter Into Stipulation In announced shortly. Les Elgart. He just won a Grammy Nina Simone, "The Sawbuck Sing- from 20th vs. Greatest Rec. Weiser, who resigned for producer of the album of the year, s" and "In Concert-Everybody's Capitol Century -Fox Records, where he had "The Barbra Streisand Album." He HOLLYWOOD-A stipulation requir- functioned as vice president in charge also cut the performer's second and of operations for more than a year, third packages. ing Greatest Recordings, Inc. to cease in the irdland Goes Dancing As immediately manufacturing, distribut- brings a broad background Commenting on the appointment, music and management fields to the Mickey Kapp, exec vp, stated: "To _or -Out Jazz is Dropped ing, selling and otherwise trading or to his association dealing in its album "The Original Kapp fold. Prior insure Kapp Records' continued EW YORK-Far-out jazz is out at was into last with 20th Century -Fox, he served for growth, we must attract creative peo- Greatest Hits" entered two and one-half years as a vice-pres- - irdland, the famed Broadway jazz week by Greatest Recordings and ple such as Mike who will aid in the tot. Owner Oscar Goodstein has re - Capitol Records. ident of United Artists Records, further development of top artists aced the modern and big band Attorneys for Capitol insisted on where he directed the creative activi- now on the label, and at the same .unds with music ties of that label. time, contribute significantly to the strong beat combo the stipulation after counsel for the Four Corners la- tr dancing, which is new to the 15 - Greatest Recordings requested ad- In announcing acquisition of exciting new artists." car -old showcase. journment of a court hearing until bel, Michael Kapp said that this di- In Goodstein's view, far-out is Supreme Court vision, which will function in all areas jazz May 29. New York recording field, and will release , ctting beyond the comprehension of Judge Joseph A. Sarafite had ordered of the Ted Collins Dies ,zz fans. As for the big -band sound, on Friday May 22, all types of single and album product GR to show cause under its own label, is expected to oodstein says that the price of offer- why it should not be enjoined from NEW YORK-Ted Collins, longtime ig it doesn't pay off. filed suit develop into an important branch of selling its albums. Capitol the parent company. manager and business associate of i So, Birdland has set a number of against the Brooklyn-based firm May singer Kate Smith, died last week jeer -priced groups that can dishout with counterfeiting In addition to his experience with 20 charging it recording firms, Weiser has served (27) of a heart attack in Lake Placid, .ore "in" music, from rock 'n roll Capitol Beatles recordings for its N. Y. the age of 64. nd as an Editor with Billboard for six at R&B to jazz -styled ballads. "Original Greatest Hits" LP. Collins left a post at Columbia Rec- Goodstein says that he is not giving to Robert E. Carp. vice years, and following that stint was According publisher of Down Beat magazine for ords in the early 30's to guide the cod jazz the complete gate. He noted president and counsel for Capitol. the career of the songstress, whom he lat Dizzy Gillespie's Quintet will be also provides that "the five years. He authored a nationally - stipulation syndicated music column which ap- first encountered when she appeared coked at Birdland, which, by the remedies available to Capitol if the in a minor role in the Broadway mu- ay, was named after ore of the defendant should violate the stipula- peared in more than four hundred years, lost for three years, and at sical, "Flying High." For many far-out jazzists, the late Charlie tions are the same as if an injunction newspapers she recorded for Columbia. Bird) Parker. such activities had been the same time, conducted a syndicated forbidding show a similar period of Collins became a personality in his or'l'red by the court." radio for own right, acting as announcer -per- and Arthur Shed -man. who time. He has written four books about _.egina Nathan field, and is a rec- former on the singer's various radio Expansion Brings In were named in the snit along with the entertainment and TV shows. He also made invest- 4ort Hillman are bound by the stipulations. ognized composer with more than 25 To Sales -Promo GR, also published songs to his credit. ments in the sporting world, particu- a of the re- larly in professional football. )! EW YORK Marking expansion Preskell is also veteran - field, having been associated Collins is survived by his widow, ` loves, cording Id Regina Records. has named vet and recording in- Mrs. Jeanette Collins, a daughter and lusic "President" with the publishing man Mort Hillman to the post UA Promoting dustry since before World War II, three grandchildren. f national sales and promo topper. Track After 4 Emmys when he joined Leeds Music where he Hillman, headed up the art and production de- I, on the disk scene for the Artists Re^- ast 15 NEW YORK-United partments, later becoming assistant Judy Garland Suffers IR years, moves over from Jerry an LP associated with Maine's ords, sporting treasurer of that company. After a Stroke in Honk Kong i Cosnat Corp., where for the four new Emmy awards from the stint in his own advertising agency, ast several years he held down vari - world of TV, will r*o all-out in a promo joined the Bob Merrill pub- pro- Preskell NEW YORK-Judy Garland was re- us posts, including national and effort to tie-in with the honored lishing firm, remaining with that com- ported out of danger, but in critical romo director gram. pany until he resigned to activate the condition in a Hong Kong hospital and rack -jobber rela- Pilo, is for "The Making of the Walt Disney and Wonderland Music ions. last week was following a severe heart attack last President 1960," which week. The 41 -year -old performer suf- As part of the label's to named by the TV academy as the plans the fered the coronary in her hotel room merge as a "major program of the year. In addition. during a indie," Hillman's presentation received Emmvs for hest LBJ Toasts ASCAP's 50th typhoon. Hong Kong was mmediate steps will be to strengthen Bernstein). achieve- her first stop after leaving Australia, he score (by Elmer where things didn't go too well label's distrib set-up so that a ment in the field of documentary pro- WASHINGTON, D.C. - President for naior program T. Cart- Johnson raised his glass on high for her. She appeared at a concert late, can be instituted on gramming and for William to the consternation abel product. film editing. ASCAP's 50th anniversary celebration of the audience, On the LP end, there'll wright's The noted the and her performance, ending early, .e TJA released the soundtrack LP this year. President a new album, the fourth, by pi- society's silver anniversary at the was regarded as far under par. Upon .nist when the show was first aired. It's Jack LaForge, who also heads for a repeat performance over White House Correspondents' Associ- her departure from the airport, she he due on Fri., had some unkind words to say for label, and a set, by ABC-TV on June 11. ation dinner in Washington the the second, May 22, in honor of the press associ- Australian press. She also indicated tylist Sylvia DeSayles. "President" is based on Theodore prize-winning literary ation's own 50th year. The 1200 that she might end her career as a Singles -wise, Regina will offer a H. White's guests were treated to performances vocalist. 'well work about the late President Ken- -planned" schedule of releases, the Democratic nomina- by Duke Ellington and Harold Arlen, The artist's sister, Sue Cathcart, 3illman nedy's bid for 48, died last Tues. (26) in Las stated. tion for President in 1960. who did vocals on their hit songs. Vegas.

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www.americanradiohistory.com P RECORD REVIEWS tiI Cash Box best bet B+ very good B good C+ fair C mediocre 'w,,ewe, only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by Cash Box Pick of the Week Pick of the Week CAN'T YOU SEE THAT SHE'S MINE (2:21) [Beechwood BMI-Clark, Smith] HEY HARMONICA MAN (2:38) [Jobete, Little Darlin' BMI-Cooper, Josie] NO TIME TO LOSE (2:50) [Campbell Connelly ASCAP-Clark, Smith] THIS LITTLE GIRL (2:49) , THE DAVE CLARK FIVE (Epic 9692) [Jobete BMI-Holland, Whitfield, Cosby] England's Dave Clark Five has had nothing but smashes since breaking STEVIE WONDER (Tamla 54096) onto the U.S. charts a few -months -ago with "Glad All Over," and the latest one, "Can't You See That She's Mine," should prove no exception The happy sounds that Stevie Wonder and his combo -chorus backdrop to the rule. It's another produce on the artist's latest Tamla release are sure to fill the airwaves sizzling rocker (that's in their newest LP, "The in Dave Clark Five Return" that should move up the charts in jet -speed the weeks to come. It's thumpin' rock -a -rhythmic handclapper, tabbed fashion. The rockin' coupler's from their initial smash LP. "Hey Harmonica Man," that Stevie decks out in sparkling vocal -harmonica style. Side's from chanter's "Stevie At The Beach" LP. Also keep a watch on the hard-hitting thumper, "This Little Girl." It could I STILL GET JEALOUS (2:10) [E. H. Morris ASCAP-Cahn, Styne] be a double-header. SOMEDAY (3:37) [International ASCAP-Armstrong] LOUIS ARMSTRONG (Kapp 597) GROWIN' UP TOO FAST (2:19) "Satchmo," who proved that old warhorses are always a threat with [Saturday, Valbo ASCAP-Crewe, Gaudio] his last chart -topping effect of "Hello, Dolly," can zoom up the hitsville WAITIN' FOR JOEY (2:24) path once again with this follow-up entry tabled "I Still Get Jealous." [Saturday ASCAP-Crewe, Rambeau, Rehak] Armstrong gives the easy -swinging "High Button Shoes" item a first- DIANE RENAY (20th Century-Fox 514) 1 rate jazz -styled earthy send-off. Side is culled from the artist's best- Miss Renay, who now has two biggies in -a -row with "Navy Blue" selling "Dolly" LP. The coupler, "Someday," is a medium -paced romancer and "Kiss Me Sailor," can make it a trio with this 'non-nautical' opus. with a nostalgic years -back sound. It's a captivating, rhythm jumper, titled "Growin' Up Too Fast," that Diane multi -voices in a manner that's right up the teener's alley. OH, ROCK MY SOUL (5:36) [Pepamar ASCAP-Yarrow] Ditto for Calello's strong ork-choral assist. Fetching cha cha beat OH, ROCK MY SOUL-PART ONE (2:53) ; companion piece. OH, ROCK MY SOUL-PART TWO (2:47) THE THINGS THAT I USED TO DO [Pepamar ASCAP-Yarrow] (2:25) [Venice BMI-Jones] OUT OF THE BLUE (2:18) [Try Me BMI-Cherry, PETER, PAUL AND MARY (Warner Wright] Bros. 5442) JAMES BROWN (Smash 1908) Peter, Paul and Mary who scored recently with "Tell It On The Mountain" seem destined to repeat The chanter, who is still clicking in the blues dept. with his premiere that success with this cleverly - Smash outing of "Caldonia," can grab packaged rendition of the folk evergreen, "Oh, Rock My Soul." On the loads of pop-r&b loot with this top side the trio offers a potent follow-up tagged "The Things That I Used To Do." The tune is complete run-through of the hard -driving a slow-moving, gospel -oriented happy opus. On the flip, for deejay purposes, the shuffle -beat low-down funky weeper essayed with au- diskery has broken the tune into two parts. thority and poise by Brown. "Out Of The Blue" is a lively, rhythmic hand -clapper about a lucky guy who finally meets the gal of his dreams. KEEP ON PUSHING (2:33) [Curtom BMI-Mayfield] I LOVE LET ME MAKE YOU SMILE AGAIN (2:38) YOU (YEAH) (2:07) Curtom BMI-Mayfield) [Al Gallico BMI-Raleigh, Barkan] THE IMPRESSIONS (ABC-Paramount 10554) YESTERDAY'S MEMORIES (3:00) [Pamper BMI-Cochran] The Impressions, who are coming off another solid chart -maker on GINNY ARNELL (MGM 13248) "I'm So Proud," should head right back to money -making territory with this one. Side to watch is "Keep On Pushing," infectious rhythm lilter Ginny Arnell can have another chart -rider to match the success of her deliver in ear -arresting falsetto "Dumb Head" stand. The newie's tagged "Let Me Make You Smile fashion. Striking arrangement supplied Again" and by Johnny Pate. Backing's an engaging shuffle -rocker that can also step it's a heartfelt, multi -voiced martial -beat cha cha affair way out. that features a top drawer Ray Stevens arrangement. Also keep an eye on tearful sentimental ballad, "Yesterday's Memories," a hit tune from the country field. TRY IT BABY (2:54) [Jobete BMI-Gordy] IF MY HEART COULD SING IT'S [Stein & Vanstock HAPPENING ALL OVER AGAIN (2:38) ASCAP-Broadnax, Vandenburg] [E. B. Marks BMI-Montgomery] MARVIN GAYE (Tamla 54095) DANCIN' ON MY TEARS (2:19) [Fred Rose BMI-Senn, StoughI Gaye, who's been making a host of chart appearances lately -via his own single, "You're A Wonderful KAY STARR (Capitol 5194) One," and his two-sided duet This could with Mary Wells, can have another big solo effort here. Side to watch be the one to put the stellar song stylist back on the hit is "Try It Baby," a tantalizing, wax scene. It's an emotion -packed beat -ballad romantic lament, chorus -backed rhythm shuffler that "It's Happening tabbed Marvin does up in winning style. Artist hands in a fine job on the pretty All Over Again," that Kay decks out with the utmost mood ballad, "If My Heart Could Sing." sincerity. Throbbing H. B. Barnum ork-choral backing rounds out the contender. Undercut's a touching shuffle-waltz'er that also rates loads of attention. I CAN'T HEAR YOU [Screen Gems, Columbia BMI-Goffin, King] CAN I GET TO KNOW YOU [Trousdale BMI-Sloan, Barri] THE FERRIS WHEEL (2:15) DON'T FORGET TO CRY (2:05) BETTY EVERETT (Veejay 599) [Fred Rose BMI-Blackwell] [Acuff -.Rose BMI-Bryant] Canary, who's completing a sensational chart run with her "Shoop THE EVERLY BROTHERS (Warner Bros. 5441) Shoop Song," can duplicate that success with this new Veejay stand. Chances are the Everly Bros. will finally latch - Side's a pulsating up beat thumper, tagged "I Can't Hear You," that return onto that big chin Betty and her combo -choral support deck that they've been seeking for quite some time. On one hilf rock out with money -making they take a haunting, tear -compelling slow enthusiasm. Side really moves. The appealing coupler takes a soft beat beat cha cha ride on "The cha cha route. Ferris Wheel." Side sports effective percussive bits. The weeper, on the other end, is a very pretty country -flavored ballad labeled "Don't For- get To Cry." It's a twin chart threat here. IT AIN'T NO USE (2:47) GIRLS (2:02) [Curtom, Jalynne BMI-Mayfield] [Curtom-BMI-Mayfield] HERE COMES THE PAIN (2:45) Sultan [BMI-Cari] MAJOR LANCE (Okeh 7197) ALL I WANT IS YOU (2:05) Major [Sultan BMI-Carl] Lance is back on the wax scene with another pair of his dis- SCOTT ENGLISH (Spokane 4007) tinctively -styled outings that are good bets One half's to keep his hot string intact. English, who made a strong initial impression with his previous a tearful cha-cha thumper, tabbed "It Ain't No Use," that Spokane pressing, "High Lance multi -tracks with coin -catching On A Hill," can do more of the same with "Here feelingful finesse. The other, "Girls," is a Comes The Pain." Side's a tear -compelling, part -falsetto monkey -like cha-cha affair that's also loaded with chart beat -ballad multi -voiced potential. Potent Johnny Pate arrangements opus that features a strong choral assist by the Accents. on both ends. Coupler's a bright, complete change -of -pace up tempo handclapper. TRUE TRUE LOVIN' (2:13) BACHELOR BOY (2:00) DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE (2:33) [P. D.] [Shadows, Hill & Range- BMI-Welch] [Jungnickel & Harms- INSENSATEZ (2:22) [BMI-Jobin] ASCAP-Welch] HERBIE MANN (Atlantic 7786) CLIFF RICHARD & SHADOWS (Epic 9691) Herbie Mann, who has been cold for a spell, can strike Cliff Richard could have another stateside hit with either sales paydirt rhythmic coupling from end of this once more with this top-flight new Atlantic offering. The top lid, is the Epic. One end, "True True Lovin'," a funky old gospel -folk evergreen, "Down By The blues flavored opus that the chanter and the Riverside," which the flutist Shadows serve up with reads in an engaging midstream jazz fashion, 8EY plenty of verve and polish. The reverse is a folksy thumper striking comparatively "Bachelor tabbed close to the tune's basic melodic structure. Excellent SKY Boy." Spinners and buyers may take their choice, both change -of -pace have that tracks programming fare. The flip, "Insensatez," is a slow -moving lyrical bossa ry money -in -the -bank sound. nova item.

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SHE'S MY GIRL (1:58) [Spectorius BMI-Beadle, Conrad] ADAM WADE (Epic 9686) JIMMY HUGHES (Fame 6401) STEAL AWAY (2:25) [Fame WONDERFUL YOU (2:18) [Southern ASCAP-Stephen, Leander] PENCIL AND PAPER (2:42) [Kingsley ASCAP-Kaye, BMI-Hughes] Jimmy Hughes BOBBY SHAFTO (Rust 5082) This Wade's could quickly step into the winner's Springer, Wade] marks -moving, shuffle. Bobby Shaf to's a cinch to be one of the next big English artists to hit return to the country -styled sessions circle with this slow paydirt in the U.S. His debut here, on Rust, is a contagious thump-a- and it looks like a return to charts - beat bluesy plea for a lasting ro. labeled "She's My Girl." Teeners are gonna go wild for ville. a -compelling mance. Side's a natural for airplay. hythm rocker It's tender, tear Vee Jay distributes. t his one from the Beatles school. More hard -rock romantic stuff on the shuffler that the smooth -voiced song dandy flip. stylist wraps up with loads of appeal. (B) LOLLY POPS, LACE AND Grade "A" arranging -conducting LIPSTICK (2:24) [Fame- credits belong to Belford C. Hen- Beaik BMI-Hall, Ivy] Uptempo r&b YOU'RE MY WORLD (2:57) [Hill & Range BMI-Bind, Sigman, Paoli dricks. novelty. SUFFER NOW I MUST (1:42) [Jaep ASCAP-Willis] WHEN APRIL SMILES AT JAMES BROWN (King 5899) CILLA BLACK (Capitol 5196) ME (2:15) [United Artists SO LONG (2:46) [Shapiro. Also Lark, a top attraction in England, can make it big in the U.S. with ASCAP-Sherman, Cordell] Bernstein ASCAP-Morgan, this platter that's currently a sales giant over there. Side, labeled keep tabs on this pretty ballad- Melsher, Harris] The chanter might 'You're My World," is a hauntingly lovely beat -ballad romantic that which is the love theme from the pic, well do Top 100 business with this builds along the way. Cilla's superb vocal job receives an equally out- "Flight From Ashiya." hard -driving full ork-backed pop-r&b teen -angled danceable weeper cut standing Johnny Pearson ork-choral showcase. Top notch Johnny Scott JOHNNY CYMBAL (Kapp 594) support on the inviting thump -a -cha-cha- weeper coupler. during his days with King. Loads of (B+) MITSU (2:49) [B. F. Wood potential here. ASCAP-Bruhn, Buschor, Se- (B+) DANCIN' LITTLE THING I LOVE YOU BABY (2:03) [Spanka BMI-Anka] gal] Cymbal can get back in his "Mr. (2:04) [Louis BMI-Ballard] Bass Man" hit -ways with this charm- Slow -moving funky blues lament. DON'T MAKE ME CRY (2:11) [Kennedy Street Ltd.-Garrity] ing, oriental -flavored toe -tapper. FREDDIE & THE DREAMERS (Mercury 72285) Tune, a hit in Germany last year, can JIMMY SMITH (Blue Note 1906) "I Love You Baby" is a big hit in England, for Freddie & the Dream - make it big in the States this year. PORK CHOP-PART ONE tus and chances are it will follow suit in the States. It's a Paul Anka- (B) ROBINSON CRUSOE ON (2:58) [Groove BMI-Donald- penned thumper that the crew serves up in flavorful teen fashion. Un- MARS (2:42) [Famous son] Smith could create some sales tlerlid's a tempting romantic shuffle -rocker. Top end, tho, carries all ASCAP-Shuman] Carr Rocker in- noise with this low-key small combo - t ho weight. spired by pic of same name. backed plantive jazz -blues ballad. Side is culled from the "Rockin' JOHNNY ADAMS (Watch 6333) organist's The Boat" LP. Good bet for ops and APPLE BLOSSOM TIME (2:33) PART OF ME (2:30) [Shir- spinners. [Broadway, Jerry Vogel ASCAP-Von Tilzer, Fleeson] leys, Rated BMI-Johnson] (B+) PORK CHOP - PART TWO I DON'T WANT TO TELL YOU AGAIN (2:55) Adams, who's scored with territorial (3:00) [Groove BMI-Donald- [Piccadilly BMI-Potter, Dee] successes in the past, can step out on son] Same as the top side but in more the national scene with this one dis- of a swingin' vein. THE PICKWICKS (Parrott 9676) tributed by Ron of New Orleans. It's The Pickwicks, a group of songsters from England, are strong possi a soul -stirring beat -ballad romancer FLORRAINE DARLIN (Ric 105) bilities to join a host of countrymen on the U.S. charts. Fellas take an that Adams and the Spellbounds wax JOHNNY LOVES ME (2:06) ti[die, "Apple Blossom Time," and dress it up with a fantastic stompin' with loads of feeling. [Seven Brothers BMI-Fin Feat outfit that should thrill the teeners here. Backing's a very catchy (B+) SOME DAY (2:32) [Duchess neran] Florraine Iteatles-like rhythm rocker. Darlin's bow on the BMI-Hodges] Oldie done up young Ric label could prove to be rock -a -twist style. her 'stepping stone'. It's a bright THE DUM-DE-DUM dual -voiced bouncy -rock novelty ro- SONG (THE BOY I LOVE) (2:00) KITTY KALLEN mantic [Rumbalero BMI-Wecht, Walsh] (20th -Century -Fox 513) that could step way out. I WANT HIM (B+) I'LL TAKE YOU BACK (2:25) [Rumbalero BMI-Wecht, Walsh] QUIET NIGHTS (2:52) AGAIN (2:00) [Csida-Finne- JOANNE ENGEL (Amy 901) [Duchess BMI-Jobim, Kaye, ran BMI-Finneran, Pitassy] Feel. Lees] Lark's 1st for 20th -Fox is a It's more than likely that Joanne Engel will be making ingful up tempo romancer in multi- a chart stand most attractive, hush -voiced, soft track. with her very first Amy entry. It's a delectable, fast paced novelty ditty. bossa nova item abbed "The Dum-De-Dum Song," that has had the that Joanne carves out in winning much -recorded treatment. Cut's in MARK THATCHER - I multi -voiced style. Sparkling Artie Butler arrangement. Gal also does a her LP of same name. (United

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(2:15) [Screen Gems, Columbia BMI dance beat too. -Karliski, Kolber] Soft cha cha (B+) I FELL LOVE WM (B+) NOW IS THE HOUR (2:10) -folk -like weeper. (B+) ALL THROUGH THE DAY [Boston, Southern, Leeds & beat, country YOU (2:27)1 [Leeds -SCAR -Tenco, Gimbel] Latin -beat ba (1:53) [Williamson-ASCAP- Paling ASCAP-Scott, Stewart, Kai- RONNY & THE DAYTONAS Hammerstein, Kern] Teen -angled hau] Tender, shufflin' bluesy ballad. (Mala 481) (B) A BEDTIME STORY (2:U7 evergreen. [Northern-ASCAP - Sal KENNY RANKIN (Columbia 43036) (B+) G.T.O. (2:26) [Buckhorn Keller] Jazz -tinged vocal. ROSS McMANUS (Imperial 66042) U.S. MAIL (2:30) [South BMI] Potent, quick beat entry in hot -rod disk sweepstakes. 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ASCAP-Tomlin, Poe, Grier] Ditu Manus, Lucas] Rockin' ska blue beat (B+) WHERE DID MY LITTLE with Cassius Clay gimmick. (B+) RAINDROPS ON A RIVER GIRL GO (2:38) [Muban-BMI KETTY LESTER (RCA Victor 8371 -DiMuci, Rankin] Blues rocker. (2:42) [Circle 7 Lonette BMI THE ADDRISI BROTHERS -Hoover, Winn] Up -beat ballad. (B+) ROSES GROW (Valiant 6047) SIW MALMKVIST/UMBERTO MAR- [Bourn LISA RICHARDS (Jovial) HORNS (2:37) THE WAY YOU LOOK AT CATO (Jubilee 5479) ASCAP-Darrow, Gluck] Supers HIM (2:17) [Sherman, De- SOLE SOLE SOLE (3:10) (B+) MEAN OLD WORLD (2:20) hush -voiced reading of tender, toue" Vorzon-BMI-Addrisi, DeVorzon] The [MRC-BMI-Casadei, Zanin] [Likemp BMI-Scott, Brown] ing ballad lilter. Addrisi Brothers could come from Here's a novel offering from Jubilee Strong cha cha twist blues thumper. (B) PLEASE DON'T CRY ANI left field to score with this multi - featuring European artists on an (B) LET'S TAKE A CHANCE MORE (2:30) [Regent BMl- flavored, teen -angled ballad. The easy -listening, catchy tune with a (2:39) [Likemp BMI-Brown, Douglas, Kusik] Haunting, up tp backdrop is folk, with a touch of bouncing beat. The tune, sung in Barnes] Feelingful beat -ballad item. blueser. calypso and the Bros' delivery is Italian, cut in Sweden, and a hit in smooth and polished. Watch this one Germany, could make the grade in Ìnr brisk activity. America. B REVIEWS ( It+) LOVE ME BABY (2:02) (B+) SABATO SERA (1:36) [Sherman, DeVorzon-BMI- [Peer-BMI-Malgoni, Pallesi] J:1Y BUSBY (Bethlehem 3086) BOB GRABEAU (49th State 380) \ddrisi] Melodic folksy ballad. Similarly flavored, it shows promise. (B) APPLE CIDER, APPLE (B) JAPANESE DOLL co [Tongas-BMI-Kiker, HalW HUGO MONTENEGRO CIDER (2:16) [Briarcliff BMI FIDE ASTRO -NOTES (Dot 16621) Raunchy low-down bluser. Pleasant, soft beat, cha cha, oriel" (RCA Victor 8369) -Busby] flavor. 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I1 EARL (Continued from page 16) Ray!) ... Jan Terry cut a folk albue GRANT D. at the Fickle Pickle for release the Today Show on NBC. Ella Fitz- Ed Cody's Sonic label.... . Paul Gash WITH TWO MORE GREAT SIDES gerald and Teri Thornton will vocal- stopped by to tell us he's gettjno ize. The Duke recently marked his some real action here with Jim, 65th birthday. Rice's "Just Say Goodby" (Prima and "Father Sebastian" by The Rare. Sammy Davis Jr. played host at a biers (Almont). . . Cortland's Ear week DECCAn aIn cocktail bash last (27) for fel- Glicken is eyeing the top of the char low Reprise artist Trini Lopez in hon- for newcomer Sally Ann Higgis or of his upcoming nitery debut in New label bow "Blue Angel" (Ermine. York. A host of celebs and press Deck was reportedly picked at sow, reps were in attendance at the swing - key local stations during its first in' affair at the popular "Disco- week of exposure! . Chicagolax theque" in Shepheard's.... Glamour artists will display their wares at magazine to host a party for 1964's Lucky's Inn during the south aid, Ten Best Dressed College Girls at club's art show 7/24-26. the Palladium. Skedded to appear are Trini Lopez, Sylvie Vartan and the John Wenzlaff of Garmisa Dig Dave Clark Five. The room will be boasts an allstar lineup in the orig set up as a discotheque with Slim nal "It's Summertime USA" by tb, Hyatt and his crew from Shepheard's Pixies 3, "Taste Of Tears" by Johan participating in the festivities. . Mathis, "Too Late To Turn Baie Fred DeMann, national promo man- Now" by Brook Benton, "I Believe ager for Amy -Mala, up to the office by C. Henry Hall and "I Don't Wan

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Mann discovery, "The Dum De Dum Radio-TV personality Jack Karey ' Song," by Joanne Engel (Amy)... . planning a trip to the NY World, e B Bernadette Castro hits the big time Fair. To hear yourself on tape, Jack. cad this fall when she will appear with ... Summit's Norm Ladd is ma nd comedian Jackie Mason at the Town ready for a 6/6 Chi visit by the Da, oys & Country. Clark Five who have a new one d... Epic tagged "Can't You See nil to] Indie filmaker David Kay will pro- She's Mine." Norm's runnin' with ti' nvn duce a musical short of Cafe Sahbra's deck this week.... Harvey Goldateio t plan "Hora Hootenanny." Production is (Liberty) is enjoying all kinds of it eiarg skedded for this summer. ...Verve's tion with Vikki Carr's "Discovery 1: In] Kai Winding, the Playboy Club's LP and Johnny Rivers' "Memph¡ a en musical director, will perform similar single. In the newies dept. it's " SI d Del chores at the Belgian Village of the Don't Understand Him Like I Do" I ;edi New York World's Fair. . Peter Jackie De Shannon. Harv'll be off tk It op

Gennaro, the Perry Como choreogra- , promo scene for a couple of weeks I t ojj pher who also staged the dances for army duty so Fred Cassman's sc t MGM's upcoming "Unsinkable Molly Ronnie, will help out at the distri' t r;ed Brown" flick, will be feted with a Center of excitement at Unite . w gold plaque by his hometown, Para- Record Dist. are "New Girl" by 111 erneol mus, N.J., this week (5) a chamber at Accents (M-Pac), "Try It Baby" >ree a of commerce sponsored affair at the Marvin Gaye (Tamla) and "He ,I . . Steak Pit. According to Del Harmonica Man" by Stevie Woade' e Green, disk buyer for S. Klein, Bobby (Tamla) . Rydell's personal appearance at the ' stores in Hempstead and Comack, Memo from Barney Fields: "Watt L.I. broke all existing records for an the new Tony Bennett album ekeI in-store appearance by a disk artist. Lights Are Low' (Columbia), it coo; I Talked to Gene Armand at Kapp be his biggest!" . . Garmisa's 1n` t Scully has high hopes for recent oL' who's much enthused over the sales tl and airplay activity on "Don't Throw ings "My Little Girl" by the Lib' Your Love Away" by the Searchers, Bros. (UA), "A Little Toy Balloo' "First Night Of The Full Moon" by by Danny Williams (UA), "Julie t Jack Jones (also his new LP `Be- by the Four Pennies (Philips) $0' witched") and the "Hello Dolly!" "Oo Poo Pa Doo" by The Shevelle ares package (World Artists). . . . A nice note `eKa LUST ONE by Louis Armstrong. 1 from Prima publicity mgr. Dane th CHICAGO: Secunda, urging us to tune in on F,F Sam Butera's new single which se -insti Louis Prima made a surprise visit released on the 18th. Sides are "Wbf to our town last week. He, Gia and b/w "French Poodle." ... Erwin Barg their baby daughter, Lena, spent a focuses attention on Dot sizzler` ¡an seven hour layover here and enjoyed "The World I Used To Know" b) ^In¡4g MORE TIME a brief reunion with old friend Joe Jimmy Rodgers, "Look At Me" b) Marsala of Seeburg. . A mailer Jimmy Gilmer, "Poodle Walk" 1» relr.a: from Limelight Records announced Lawrence Welk and "Silver Dollar ernan the hearty reception being given The by Mike Minor. Mike performed bh leget Parklane Singers' timely offering deck on the Tonight show last Than for beer "Bride And Groom." . . . Columbia's day. . Frank Holzfiend has hi Pub Aretha Franklin was crowned new assigned to handle booking and r-'gaç queen of the blues by WVON-radio licity for the posh Gigi Room of th' .lega at a ceremony in the Regal Theater Sahara Inn which returned to a bbui Yolk last week.... Vic Scaccia, hale and name entertainment policy. r hearty after his recent illness, re- big three with RCA -Victor's Iry Bros SATIN DOLL turned to the Crossroads on Mann- so are "Lonely Girl" by The Go Goys rtl. heim Road for a lengthy engagement. "Roses Grow With Thorn's" by Kew reeut Speaking of long engagements, and Tt Sh fu. 25638 Leened D¡ek singer Ray Lowell began her sixth OurLove" by verThe Avons p(Groove) year at the Walton Walk club. Glenn Records topper Harry Gleer (Seems like only yesterday, huh has formed H & K Records to shot from 18 tf Cash Box-June 6, 196'

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4SEY ANDERSON THE LANCERS KATHY KEEGAN lls us it'll be another big one for Shows" over ABC-TV next season. songster! ... Casey Anderson recorded his second album `live' with Atlantic Rec- LYWOOD: ords at The Ice House last week... . Ruth Conte's Chattahoochee label is e Beach Boys have been signed sporting another climber by another aadline auditorium dates in Dal- femme trio, The Drake Sisters, with nd San Antonio on June 15 and "What Did You Do Last Night.. . .oys will play two shows at each Choo Choo Collins has been set by I. ... John Kurland, public rela- producer Marshall Edson to headline topper for Columbia Records a ten week tour of military bases in wn setting up Columbia conven- the Far East. . Producer Gene plans with Bill James.... Vocal- Nash has signed Nancy Lowe Love [argie Rayburn back at the Hes- to script the first of a series of coun- Inn for two weeks-her fifth try musical features, starring Le Roy n engagement.... Johnny Craw - Van Dyke, to be produced by their Del -Fi recording star headlines Bandshell Productions, Inc. Titled dedication ceremonies for the "Singing Partners," the motion pic- d opening of the Portland, Ore - ture will star other artists in the Coliseum, being sponsored by country music field. 3n KEX.... Capitol Records en- ined deejays and press to cele- HERE AND THERE: r Wayne Newton's return en - ment at the Crescendo. . PHILADELPHIA - Lou Henderson ge and Teddy and The Condors, writes from Phil Town Productions fired at the Strip's new Ciro Le that a new label, Bernne Records, has recording their first singles un - debuted with two singles skedded for their new Reprise Records con - release this month. The new diskery Don Graham reports from will be heralded with "A Letter To Francisco that "Little Green My Love" by Harriet and the Love g" by Dave Lewis is one of the Notes, and "I Lost Him" by Little :st items in the Bay Area... . Cheryl.... Paul Fein of Jamie/Guy- den also notes that Barbara Lynn's :an Martin making a strong play "Oh Baby (We Got A Good Thing ;he Top 40 market with his new Goin')" is showing up strong on the e for Reprise, "Everybody Loves turntables in a flock of areas.... Co- ebody." . . . Larry 'Lee and the lumbia's Ted Kellern reports sizzling ures reopen at the Fremont in action on "Everybody Knows" by Vegas June 24. Buck Ram will Steve Lawrence, "People" by Barbra -d the Canadian group during Streisand, "That's All That Matters" Fremont stint. . . . Liberty's by Ray Price, and "World Of Lonely l -instrumental group, The Stan - People," by Anita Bryant. leave next month for a series one-nighters throughout the CLEVELAND - Eli Bird, Liberty's ME aiian Islands. Group is currently promo rep at the Liberty Branch, lining at P.J 's.... World Paci- writes he s got a trio of runaways rrexy, Dick Bock has announced with "Sugar And Spice" by the release of an album by The Searchers, "Good Golly Miss Molly" eman family, group that has by the Swinging Blue Jeans (Impe- legendary in country and folk rial) and "Hickory Dick And Doc" by es for years. . . . Bill Dana re- Bobby Vee. ing his new Kapp album `live' in Vegas. Session starts at 2 A.M. PITTSBURGH-Fenway's Nick Cenci Vegas showbiz personalities as sends along word that Emanuel disking of "I Need Some- CINCINNATI, audience. Dave Kapp flies in from Lasky's OHIO York to supervise the session. body" (NPC) has been released nationally and is getting solid airtime berty recording artist Vic Dana in Detroit, Chicago and P'Burgh. h recut five of his past hits in S sish for the South American mar - MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. - Al Faust k Dick Glasser produced the ses- writes that "Marcelle" and "King of si . The Lancers back in Holly - the World" by Little John & the 1 from their Canadian tour to Sherwoods is getting a warm recep- P mote their new album and new tion in this area.

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end, complet Gotham advertising agency time is built to stand on HI buyers are being besieged by the with revolving lights and escape In auteX %wcP.e WNEW-New York sales force, sans hatch, is now a familiar part of Skit. station rate cards, and loaded with ner's appearances. FL tickets for the outlet's "World Of On' tvPh2 The Music" Fair charity gala. four- WSAI-Cincinnati was recently hot. HI hour entertainment extravaganza ored at a luncheon of the Ohio State sa will take place at Madison Square Bar Association in Akron, Ohio. A; 10, on TF on Wednesday evening, June the luncheon Ohio Supreme Corot behalf of the Greater New York Fund AI Justice Kingsley A. Taft awarded the (Cp and its 425 and welfare agen- health association's journalism award to the cies. Advertising agency time buyers outlet for the third consecutive yet. Cal are eagerly buying up tickets for the 01 Rita Pavone may well be the world's charity show that will have an ex- WI wince e 7hu, smallest singer-she's five pected crowd of 18,000 people wit- Twenty-two Detroit area Ana feet nothing and weighs a blowaway eighty nessing one of the greatest arrays of National Merit Scholarships were pounds. But four months after she of show biz stars ever assembled for recently saluted by WJBK-Detroit HC cut her first record in the RCA one show. Appearing for the charity The teenagers, from many motor Al and suburban high schools, woo Italiana Rome studios the deck be- benefit will be: Steve Lawrence and city BA in the nation. came number one on the Italian Eydie Gorme, Buddy Hackett, Jack the valuable awards TH q-eeeeeheid Television Hit Parade and the lark Carter, Sarah Vaughn, Marian Mont- wide competition. All six of the sta (co had sold her first million records. The gomery, Jerry Vale, Buddy Greco, tion's deejay personalities hl CO first million, it turned out, was mere- Dick Shawn, Trini Lopez, The Smoth- Avery, Clark Reid, Robert E. I i ly a token of what was yet to come! ers Brothers, The Serendipity Sing- Robin Walker, Bob Edington and &1 student Rita's record sales in her native ers, Joe Harnell, The Younger Broth- Layne, honored each of the GL Italy have been nothing short of ers with The Epics and surprise with individual congratulations ser. or( NO staggering. Since March of 1963, guests. Production numbers will be eral times during their regular shows. PARTICULAR SOi when she hit the number one spot performed by the entire dance com- on the Italian pop pany from the Broadway musical, YO parade, to date hit CKY-Winnipeg's "Holiday Initials' Ray she sold a total of three million rec- "What Makes Sammy Run?," plus game is creating plenty of excite ords. And 43 members of PII the performer is as much the Bayanihan Philip- ment north of border. Each week a PLACE TO GO a sensation in pine Dance Company. Hm Spain, Germany, Skitch Hender- different vacation is awarded . . Brazil, Argentina, Japan, Holland and son is the musical director and will one each to Minneapolis, Chicago. Belgium as she is in conduct the 26 -piece TOI the land of WNEW ork. Tucson and Biloxi. To become eligi Nee Caruso. ble for one of the vacation awards. (Col CHUCK BERRY Rita's story is relatively simple. WFLA - Tampa - St. Petersburg's a person must simply listen for ho Her family is an unspectacular ME Chess 1898 one; "Secret Agent 97" is up to old initials on the station and be the she was his (Cap their first daughter. Her tricks again. This first to phone when he hears them father, a body worker at a Fiat plant, mysterious cloak and dagger artist has been involved One name is selected from amos IN1 entered her in a competition for un- those who've registered each weel n« knowns in the summer in numerous promotions for the out- of 1962 in let in the last eighteen months. He's Another off -beat CKY contest Ariccia, a suburb of Rome. The song- ties -in with Winnipeg's forthcoming' SHI stress won hands hidden diamonds, gift certificates, etc., Raie down and within all over Tampa Shrine Circus. To win 2 tickets tr three months, she was on her way the Bay area and LOVE AIN'T then given clues to their location on the circus, a person must submit KISI to the kind of fame even she-in a guess weight Ehi, her wildest pre-Ariccia WFLA. This time, he's outdone him- as to the difference in dreams-had self. He hides a certificate worth between a Shrine Circus elephant never imagined. SHL $2,000 and CKY's own elephant, 279 -posed Rita cash somewhere on the Sun - atoll is currently riding the Top coast, gives clues to Suet Sam. The 15 closet guesses NOTHIN' 100 with her first U. S. success, the location and if no one finds the secret spot within TOC "Remember Me" on the RCA Victor FOR three days, he moves the certificate annosl label. WHK-Cleveland's second Nona to a new location. "Secret Agent 97" public service awards luncheon, hoe has Tampa -St. in JOHNNY NASH Petersburg a com- oring those organizations and individ" SERI Eddie Holland plete dither-just when people A,qu '.1:1 get uals who have been outstanding leai Rhilil close to the right location he moves ers in the fields of public service wa, the prize. Everyone is having much TON recently held at the Pick Carter Hold Sound fun 'though-they also dial 97 for in Cleveland. Over 250 comma*, the latest clue. and civic leaders attended the air 'NH( to witness the presentation el VIRI "Watch out for children who may awards. /imo) I UNDERSTAND not be watching out for themselves." CHA This is the slogan for WIS-Chicago's WDGY-Minneapolis has been psa Henry sented with a Certificate of Apps` new traffic safety campaign which LOU ciation for "A high sense of loyal(Y' will run throughout the 140, THEM summer devotion and initiative to the beal months. Don Stewart, public affairs interests of our nation" by the United MAI director for the station, has produced States Marine Corps. Colonel Greet Robai the spots using the voices of WLS W. McCombs, commanding officer IT the Marine Air Reserve, Twin Cibla M THE traffic safety advisor, Officer Vic, and presented WDGY general manse 504 PATTY CAKES Cook County Coroner, Dr. Andrew Richard H. Harris, with the art' Smoth J. Toman. The spots will alternate ficate of appreciation. WIVI with Officer Vic giving safe driving Joe Eddie Holland, who is currently reminders to listeners, and Dr. Toman KFMB-TV-San Diego's sports clicking with "Just Ain't Enough quoting the high incidence of child rector, Lyle Bond, has scored IN Love" on Motown, was born in De- fatalities due to unique triumph in broadcast1 troit twenty-two years ago. improper driving. Ward Having always had a talent for awards history. The Associated Pre` 9 EARL music, Eddie A wire him 1' began singing around few months ago CHUM -Toronto service has awarded ewer" his neighborhood while still in grade instituted a "Pops Of The Past" pro- 1964 Captra certificate of exceller ,chool. After graduation from high gram on Saturday nights from 10 to for the best regularly -schedule 5 DAW school, he found a job with a local tat music publishing house. His duties midnight with host Brian Skinner. sports program in all Californiae p s there included singing all of the The program proved so popular at its radio and television. This is the ° SHpV firm's songs which were sent to var- inception that the station was forced time anyone has won the coos* loot, ious recording companies. Among the to move it to three hours beginning award for radio and TV in the sags songs that Eddie recorded on these W dubs were three songs destined later at 9 PM. Its popularity not only year. Bond is the voice of the Ssr to make a star out of the young man stems from the giant hits from years Diego Chargers Football team or who sang them-the songs were "To gone by, but also from an unbeliev- KFMB and is seen and heard tir` CAtC Be Loved," "Lonely Teardrops" and Producing "I'll Be Satisfied," and the able cast of ghouls and monster nightly on TV -8. singer-of greats. 4 course; Jackie Wilson. It was one of These "voices" are supplied MEET CHESS Company these demonstration decks that by CHUM deejays and production VITAL STATISTICS: brought Ra oNtEHIGH his qualifications to the at- staff and include "The Blob" and Spencer A. Allen is at ebi tention of Berry Gordy, Jr., who was back 2120 Michigan Ave. "Barb Wire." The niche so impressed with Eddie that he im- show is such a turntables again with an air success Sur mediately inked him to an exclusive that Skinner had a custom on WFRA-Franklin, Pa. . . Chicago 16, III. recording contract. The rest is his- built coffin made to tie in with per- Brooks nel tory. given the green light as sonal appearances. The coffin, which director of WINS -New York. MPEI 20 Cash Box-June 6, 196'

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Launch. l)1l'l'l'l' I ti l,.ti tation for themselves with their initial runaway ing the session with their current chart smash, best-selling album and this new pop -folk set gives "Diane," the crew also includes its while back every indication of going a like success route. hit "Charmaine." Other ear-pleasers with broad On this outing the nine -strong crew aptly dis- appeal are "Moments To Remember" and "With These Eye this one for brisk sales plays their versatility by belting out standards, Hands." R. contemporary items, uptempo songs and ballads activity. with equal poise. Best bets here are "Let Me Fly," "You Don't Know" and "Fast Freight." el(r ACES HI-Ace Cannon-Hi HL 12016 l'°'AND MS SATO SAX Alto saxist Ace Cannon has earned many P,Hi'll. u', 4, Hit I. SHANGRI I.A WHITE ON WHITE & OTHER HITS OF 1964 `ACEM's laurels in the past with his distinctive bluesy CHARADE -Nelson Riddle-Reprise RS6120 1.41N It I reu.I; stylings but this new release of sturdies and Nelson Riddle, who has provided top-drawer e?c c_ newies ranks as one of his best sets in quite a Haim, DO 401» arrangements for Frank Sinatra and a host of ir> while. While backed by a swingin' small combo, JAVA I WISH YOU LOVE other name singers, comes up with some fresh áuil u OAIIIIRu Da Cannon constructs some inventive melodic im- and inventive arrangements for a dozen current - DISX0 - WIC>r I WANT TO BOLO YOUR IIANO provisations in fine bell -clear form on "Heart- and recent big hits on this instrumental offering RR - MUSS SDP rN O LOVE O 0001 OOO ID WutDU break Hotel," "Cotton Fields" and "Swanee MY TRUE CARRIE from Reprise. The arranger doubles as orkster IORi tiORl ASSO TM HD OLOASf iW COMO MIN River." Loads of sales potential here. BEAUTIFUL OBSESSION here as he guides the crew through such coin- KISSIN'COUSINS pullers as "White On White," "Charade" and "Shangri-La." Album has that money -in -the -bank THE SIIELTER OE YOUR AIIMS sound. 5.1T*, .i7'- MY HEART CRIES FOR YOU IN ACTION SHIRLEY ELLIS IN ACTION-Congress CGL THE UNSINKABLE MOLLY BROWN-Original 3002 Soundtrack-MGM E 4232 Shirley "Nitty Gritty" Ellis unleashes her MGM offers a bright and sparkling, and bold potent, wide -range vocal talents full -blast on this brassy soundtrack version of Meredith Willson's her premiere Congress LP outing. While backed while -back Broadway smash, "The Unsinkable by a top-notch ork and chorus, the songstress Molly Brown." Harve Presnell of the original turns in some impressive teen -angled renditions cast repeats his stage role and gets some viva- of "Such A Night," "Takin' Care Of Business" cious support from Debbie Reynolds. The MGM and "Kansas City." Disk seems destined to create Orchestra is conducted by Robert Armbruster. plenty of excitement. The composer's tuneful score makes for a lilting screen romp and the release of the film is sure to spark plenty of sales for the set. Still contagious are "I Ain't Down Yet," "Belly Up To RJ The Bar Boys" and "I'll Never Say No." A real daÌ i'P DANCE DISCOTHEQUE-Decca DL74556 chart threat. leGOTNEQIfiE The current dance craze in the Gotham area is HEW CORI _ IaIE SOMIE Miei the Discotheque (nitery with deejay spinning I17UdYm inlEnnElOwl-- _.-. dance disks) and Decca on bandwaçon HUM PROMO = E l Waffle .- _.. gets the A. Ammar Km. imam THE INTERNATIONAL TEEN-AGE SENSA- 601 NITRAIT MR MO MUM --- with this album geared especially for dancing RITA PAVONE TION RITA PAVONE-RCA Victor LSP 2900 1lu rn law WHOPS = pleasure. A variety of artists run the gamut of Italy's Rita Pavone, who makes her LP debut 01M0á MAU Y 6W413141144 = n MR - rhythms for terpsichorean enjoyment. Tunes in- on Victor with this package, is sure to give all cluded here are "Make Someone Happy," "Fly the English groups and vocalists plenty of com- Me To The Moon," "Roll Over Beethoven" and petition with this set of ball -of -fire vocals. The "Mack The Knife." This could be the album to young lark is sure to get plenty of attention launch country. from the spinners and teen buyers as she dishes the "Discotheque" idea across the up feelingful renditions of "Remember Me," "Don't Tel Me Not To Love You" and "Just Once More." The thrush looms as a strong contender for the charts. POP BEST BETS

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50 GUITARS GO ITALIANO-Tommy Garrett GOLDEN HITS HITS Various Artists Wyncote -Liberty LMM 13028 GOLDEN - - 50 Quiters Ga italianó W9012 Tommy Garrett's "50 Guitars" packages have Ten while -back moneymakers are repeated by struck paydirt in the past, and this new issue on the original artists on this new offering from Liberty could very well go the same success Wyncote. Bobby Rydell starts things off with his route. Here are the Italian favorites, some recent, "We Got Love," and Chubby Checker, Dee Dee some years -back, that are ripe with melodic Sharp, The Orlons, The Dovells" and Jo Ann goodness, served up in easy -listening style by a Campbell follow with such rockers as "Let's host of guitars. Sparkling tracks here are "Ar- Limbo Some More," "Do The Bird" and "Mother rivederci Roma," "Summertime In Venice" and is teen dance delight. "Al Di La." Strong sales are indicated. Please." The set JAll PICKS e azz rnsa ers ONCE AGAIN-Ethel Ennis-RCA Victor LPM RENT WAY[rs`ecifäc Jaz.ï- ;. 2862 HEAT WAVE-Jazz Crusaders-Pacific PJ76 For this her second RCA Victor LP Ethel The Jazz Crusaders lash out with a set of Ennis offers a tasteful program of uptempo and potent rhythm tunes on this jazz package from ballad evergreens. The lark's rich blues -tinged Pacific. Launching the session with a hard - voice works as musical instrument as she goes driving arrangement of "On Broadway," the crew through her paces with verve and assurance. She continues with equally powerful treatment of shines on top-flight renditions of "Since I've "Greenback Dollar," "Heat Wave," "Mr. Sand- Been To You," "For Every Man There's A man" and others. This is jazz to delight the ear Woman" and "Wild Is Love." of the purist who likes his jazz straight -forward -sans gimmickry or ornamentation.

THE MODERN WORLD OF STAN GETZ- Jo Ann Castle JO ANN CASTLE PLAYS GREAT MILLION Roost 2255 SELLERS-Dot DLP 25574 The ultra -smooth saxophone artistry of Stan Jo Ann Castle, who skyrocketed to national Getz is showcased on this bag of evergreens from fame via her appearances on the Lawrence Welk Roost. Here's the saxist in a variety of moods TV'er, displays her infectious ragtime piano and tempos playing superbly in the manner that technique on a bevy of all-time standards. The has made him one of the best-selling jazzists in distinctive brand of Castle musical magic is the country. The musical bill -of -fare includes firmly spotlighted on "Baby Face," "Goodnight such old beauties as "Thou Swell," "Strike Up Irene," "Canadian Sunset" and "Cold, Cold The Band," "Night And Day" and "I'm Getting Heart." Delightful listening throughout. Sentimental Over You." A first-rate set for pop and jazz fans alike.

JAll BEST BETS TONY MARTIN U J`CÑ LIVE AT CARNEGIE HALL - ltat 20th Century Fox TFM 3138 MOVE ON OVER-Sonny Stitt-Argo LP 730 l:AItVF.f.I[: HAIL, M Vet songster Tony Martin recalls some of his The versatile Sonny Stitt (he plays both alto past hits and a flock of other goodies on this and tenor sax with equal dexterity) teams -up .; "Live" recording / of his recent Carnegie Hall with an accomplished crew of jazzmen here in- ..00" concert. The chanter's loyal coterie of admirers cluding Nicky Hill, Joe Doiorio, Eddie Buster and .t r should come out in droves for this nostalgic Jerold Donavon. Although each man gets an package which includes "Tenement Symphony," opportunity to shine in the solo spotlight, the "I'll See You In My Dreams," "Shalom," "Begin show is really all Stitt's. Outstanding bands in- The Beguine" and many others. Loads of good clude "The Lady Is A Tramp," "Stormy listening to be had here. Weather" and "Shut The Back Door."

THE BEST OF RENE TOUZET-Crescendo Jimmy WilhersvooH BABY, BABY, BABY-Jimmy Witherspoon- GNP 2000 Prestige PR 7290 Vet Latin maestro Rene Touzet transforms a Jimmy Witherspoon returns to the more in- bevy of Broadway and flick timate context of a small -combo setting on this themes into easy- The going danceable styling utilizing his warm south - top-flight jazz -blues disk from Prestige. of -the -border rhythms (1. e. cha-cha, bossa nova, songster's rich wide -range baritone voice carries tango, etc.) Among the standout tracks here are him in fine stead as he makes some highly - "Manhattan," "Lawrence Of Arabia" and "Tender personal musical statements on "Mean Old Is The Night." Fine fare for either listening or Frisco," "Rocks In My Bed" and "Sail On Little terpsichorean pleasure. Girl." Jazzophiles should really dig the set.

CLASSICAL PICKS caaoon nvr1"' r ..... R PARIS I WISH YOU LOVE-Gordon Jenkins- BEETHOVEN: Triple Concerto; Rudlof Serkin, 5 vie- je.[ t444144. lets Time S2130 piano; Jamie Laredo, violin; Leslie Parnas, Gordon Jenkins fronts an orchestra that ap- loncello; Alexander Schneider conducting the proaches symphonic proportions on this instru- Marlboro Festival Orchestra-Columbia ML 5961 mental package from Time. The orkster, who also The intricate strains of Beethoven's Concerto provided a host of superb arrangements, leads In C Major are superbly read by the Messere. the men through ten choice melodies suitable for Serkin, Laredo and Parnas with Alexander dancing or relaxed listening. Lots of lush strings Schneider conducting the Marlboro Festival Or- and soft woodwinds enhance such melodies as, chestra on this top-notch classical offering from "I Wish You Love," "If You Love Me," "Fasci- Columbia. All of the soloists display a deep un- nation" and "Under Paris Skies." A top-drawer derstanding of the music as they deliver the offering from Jenkins. comparatively short movements with an almost lyrical sense of purpose. An outstanding achievement.

MAHLER: Symphony No. 1, Concertgebosw 50 FABULOUS FOLK FAVORITES-Greenhill Orch/Haitink-Philips PHS900-017 aIll.tl,tiäl* * * * * * Singers-United Artists UAL 3347 The Folk buffs Concertgebouw Orchestra of Amsterdam, should come out in droves for this with Bernard Haitink conducting, marks its 75th IIII íì'; ::IIII i t(,1 titi delightful package from United Artists featuring anniversary with this Philips recording Gustav the Greenhill Singers rendering fifty well-known BERNARD HAITINK of folk ac®s111113/91:111.lr1111u Mahler's Symphony No. 1 in D Major. With the items. The program here runs the entire "sounds of the gamut of folk music from the Elizabethan nature" and the awakening of strains earth as it's main theme, the opus is flavored ()PET of "Greensleeves" to African -originated "Kum - baya." with unorthodox orchestrations but soaringly Deejays should find plenty of program- melodic throughout. both able material SOON 1!s 1Saatall Ill BIM This performance is here. brilliant and sensitive and merits the attention of the classical devotee.

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35% The Magic Of Summer Love-Tymes-Parkway 35% "THE 35% Lazy Elsie Molly-Chubby Checker-Parkway 35% 34% My Baby Don't Dig Me-Ray Charles-ABC Paramount 68%

WORLD 33 Remember Me-Rita Pavone-RCA Victor 33%

OF 32% Bad Detective-Coasters-Atco 32% LONELY 31% Good Times-Sam Cooke-RCA Victor 31% PEOPLE" 31% Alone With You-Brenda Lee-Decca 31% 4-43037 29% I Get Around-Beach Boys-Capitol 80% ANITA BRYANT 28% Memphis-Johnny Rivers-Imperial 28%

26% My Dreams-Brenda Lee-Decca 26%

25% Tennessee Waltz-Sam Cooke-RCA Victor 25% SHRIMP 25% Mojo Hanna-Little Esther-Atlantic 25% 24% Alone-Four Seasons-Vee Jay 24%

24 BOATS I Wanna Be Loved-Dean & Jean-Laurie 69% 4-43056 JERRY JACKSON 21% Long, Lonely Nights-Four Seasons-Vee Jay 21% 20% No Particular Place To Go-Chuck Berry-Chess 99%

20% Court Of King Caractacus-Rolf Harris-Epic 53%

19% Don't Let The Sun Catch You Cying-Gerry & Pacemakers- 86% 1#/1L0 Laurie

17 % Beans In My Ears-Serendipity Singers-Philips 63%

17% NJETUAUJ Don't Worry Baby-Beach Boys-Capitol 61% 4-43053 15% Tell Me Why-Bobby Vinton-Epic 96%

MITCH MILLER 14 % I Don't Want To Be A Loser-Lesley Gore-Mercury 95%

13% People-Barbra Streisand-Columbia 69%

12% Tears And Roses-Al Martino-Capitol 89% THE COWBOY 12 °'o Everybody Knows-Steve Lawrence-Columbia 79% IN THE 11 % Hickory, Dick & Doc-Bobby Vee-Liberty 88%

CONTINENTAL 11 I'll Touch A Star-Terry Stafford-Crusader 63% SUIT LESS THAN 10 % BUT MORE THAN 5 % 4-43049 MARTY ROBBINS TOTAL °ó TOTAL TOTAL % TO DATE TO DATE TO DATE

Don't Throw Your Love Away First Night Of The Full Moon Shore Your Love With Me Searchers (Kopp) 50°0 Jack Jones (Kapp) 34% Bobby Bland (Duke) 7% r. COLUMBIA RECORDS Not Fade Away A Little Toy Balloon The Cowboy In The Continental Suit 4 Rolling Stones (London) 10°o Donny Williams (United Artists) 8% Marty Robbins (Columbia)

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(Sims 174) GIVING UP SWEETER THAN SUGAR 15 20 CALDONIA BLUE NOTE 45x1905 Gladys Knight & The Pips (Mau 326) Ronnie Dove (Diamond 163) James Brown (Smash 1898) ROMEO & JULIET LOOK AT ME 16 11 DEVIL WITH THE BLUE DRESS Reflections (Golden World 6008) Jimmy Gilmer (Dot 16609) Shorty Long (Soul 35001) TOO LATE TO TURN BACK 22 THINGS I USED TO DO THE BEALE STREET DOG' 17 Little Jr Brook Benton (Mercury 72266) Parker (Duke 376) NEW YO?K TOWN STANLEY IN MY LONELY ROOM 14 FARMER JOHN Di.iebell_s (Sound Stage 7-2521) 18 Martha Premiers (Warner Bros.) & Vandellas (Tamia 7031) NIGHT TIME IS THE RIGHT TIME I'VE NADINE 17 HAD IT THAT'S REALLY SOME 19 Lonnie Mock GOOD TURRENTINE Chuck Berry (Chess 1883) (Froternity 925) Rufus A Carla (Stan 151) IF YOU YOU'RE A WONDERFUL ONE 19 LOVE ME/ BIG PARTY 20 Marvin Gaye (Tornio 54093) FIRST CLASS LOVE Barbara A Browns (Stan 150) Little Johnny Taylor (Galaxy GIVIING UP ON LOVE 729) MY 21 27 MAN TROUBLE Jerry Butler (Vee Jay 588) RUN LITTLE GIRL Walter Gates (Swan 4180) Donnie Elbert (Gateway 731) 22 SOMETHING YOU GOT 31 ALONE BLUE NOTE 45x1893 Alvin Robinson (Tiger 104) TEQUILA Focr Seasons (Veelay 597) KIKO Bill Black's Combo (Hi 2089) 25 WHO S AFRAID VIRGINIA WOOLF 23 Jimmy McGriff TROUBLE I'VE OF A New Rocking Version (Sue 174) HAD Jimmy Smith (Verve 10314) Clarence Ashe (JAS 1466) SHOOP SHOOP SONG 9 24 Betty Everett (Vee Jay 585) LET'S GO TOGETHER C4N'T BUY ME LOVE HELLO DOLL Raindrops (Jubilee 5475) Ello Fitzgerald (Verve 10234) D.J.'s: Write for Free Samples SLIP -IN MULES 21 25 Sugar Pie DeSanto (Checker 1073) IT WILL STAND LITTLE TRACEY Showmen (Imperial 66033i winton Kelly (Verve 10316) SPEND A LITTLE T'ME 30 J 26 Barbara Lewis (Atlantic 2227) I'M A FOOL FOR LOVING YOU SECURITY Bobby Wood (Joy 285) Otis Redding (Volt 27 THE MATADOR 23 117` BLUE NOTE Major Lance (Okeh 7191) 43 W 61 st St. New York 23, N. Y. THE WAY YOU DO THE THINGS 28 YOU DO 24 NEW ADDITIONS to TOP 100 Temptations (Gordy 7028) BEG ME 34 65-BAD TO Mr 29 Chuck Jacson 78-TENNESSEE WALTZ (Wand 154) Billy J. BIG GOSPEL LP! Kramer A Dakotas (Imperial 66027) Som Cooke (RCA 8368) MY GIRL SLOOPY 26 66-ALONE 30 Vibrations (Atlantic WITH YOU 2221) Brenda Lee (Decca 31628) 81-GOOD TIMES NO PARTICULAR Som Cooke (RCA 8368) 31 PLACE TO GO 37 68-MEMPHIS Chuck Berry (Chess 1898) Johnny Rivers (lmper,al THE 66032( 97-THE GIRL FROM 1PANEMA I'LL BE IN TROUBLE 39 73-MY BABY 32 Temptations DON'T DI73 ME Getz & Gilberto (Verve 10322) (Gordy 7032) Roy Charles ,ABC 105571 THAT'S WHEN IT HURTS 28 75-LAZY ELSIE MARY 9P-DANG ME CONSOLERS' 33 Ben E. King (Ateo 6288) Chubby Checker (Parkway 920) Roger Miller (Smash 1881) EBB TIDE 29 76-LONG, LONELY 34 Lenny Welch NIGHTS 97-I WANNA BE LOVED (Cadence 1422) Four Seasons 0/celery 597) "JOY IN Dean A Jean (Rust 5081) JUST AIN'T ENOUGH LOVE 44 35 Eddye Holland (Motown 1058) THE THE RULES OF LOVE 33 AIMED at OPS 36 Orlons (Cameo 319) .141 MY BABY DON'T MORNING" DIG ME SATIN DOLL JUST 37 Ray Charles (ABC Paramount 10557) ONE MORE TIME-Earl Grant (Decca 25638) JUNE NIGHT ARE YOU GOTTA FIND A WAY 41 LOOKING FOR A SWEETHEART- Nashboro -.r LP 7019 38 Billy Butler & Enchanters (Okch 7192) The McGuire Sisters (Coral 65582) SOUL HOOTENANNY 32 Lidi ddil llWal2111mllWiWIIIWI®IIWIIWIImIIMIII LIBI111151iIV!IIIIIIIIIml1111111111lllm11111111111111111111111110111M1111Iml!1ffli 39 Gene Chandler (Constellation 1141) 40 LAZY ELSIE MOLLY NASHBORO RECORDS Chubby Checker (Parkway 926) Post Office Bows Music Stamp 177 3rd Ave. No., Nashville, Tenn. Al TROUBLE I'VE HAD 43 Clarence Ashe (JCS 1466) TENNESSEE WALTZ 42 Sam Cooke (RCA Victor 8368) ,47 STEVE ALAIMO ".. BIG BOSS LINE 4,5 43 Jackie Wilson (Brunswick 55266) HAS A HOT NEW SINGLE GOOD TIMES 44 Sam Cooke (RCA Victor 8368) "FADE OUT -FADE IN" 45 LITTLE TRACEY 38 Fred. Smash Bony Masical Wynton Kelly (Verve 10316) HELP THE POOR Starring CAROL BURNETT _ 46 B. 8. King (ABC Paramount 10552) ABC 10553 A FOOL FOR A FOOL 48 47 Ike & Tina Turner (Warner Bros. 5433) KEEP ON PUSHIN' _ 48 Impressions (ABC Paramount 10554) 49 ONE GIRL 36 Garnett Mìmms (United Artists 715) WASHINGTON, D.C.-The design of the American music stamp was recen SOUL SERENADE 46 unveiled before an ASCAP delegation. abc 50 King Curtis (Capitol Standing (left to right) in the 5109) shot are James Rule, Harold Arlen, Ned Washington, Stan FULL ASCAPpresident COLOR FIDELITY Adams, Louis J. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 9111,111111M u 71114,,: III Iolllul I III I alloll III I III uuuil loom Illllllp11111 II.IuIIWmlm The Happiness Kids Reprise Moves For II11111111101V1111011EIf1111111111111101111111111111011101111111111111011111111111 I IUIIIIIIIIIIII Biz Expanded Singles l : :'giii' BURBANK, CALIF.-Expanded ac- TOP 100 SINGLES tivity in the singles field is planned by Reprise Records. After the Cash Box younger pop talent sounds. Jimmy (ALPHABETIZED) Bowen, Adak head, is undertaking an extensive search for new talent and masters to expand the Reprise artist roster and release schedules. Bowen Denotes Red Bullet Long, Lonely Nights y, A World Without Love 3 Love Me Do has also made it known that the la- Across The Street 100 Love Me With All Your Heart bel is initiating an open-door policy Alone With You 66 Loving You More Everyday for agents and producers. Another Cup Of Coffee '43 Memphis Bad To Me *65 Milord Be Anything (But Be Mine) 23 My Baby Don't Dig Mc Be My Girl 74 Col Distributing (LA) lllll My Boy Lollipop '1 Beans In My Ears '55 My Girl Sloopy Beg Me 83 My Guy Names Butterfield Bits 8 Pieces 17 Promo Manager Can't Buy Me Love 56 No Particular Place To Go y. Chapel Of Love '1 Not Fode Away I! NEW YORK-The two people above Cotton Candy 15 HOLLYWOOD Columbia Records Once Upon A Time 3' are not Princess and Prince Charm- Distributors of -Los Angeles has ap- Deng Me 98 One Way Love ing, although, their toothpaste ad Dead Man's Curve 47 pointed Rudy Butterfield to the post of Diane smiles and bespangled garb might '12 P.S. I Love You II well give impression. They are, J:'romotion Manager, according to an Donnie 82 Pa Girl that announcement from Ted Rosenberg, Do You Love Me ... 9 Peoplee in fact, Carol Burnett and Jack Cas- branch manager. Butterfield replaces Do You Wont To Know A Secret 33 sidy, the stars of the new Betty Corn - Don't Let The Rain Come Down . 59 Remember Me .. den -Adolph Green -Jule Styne click Tom Virzi, who resigned. Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying '28 Rock Mc Baby Butterfield, reporting to Rosenberg, Don't Throw Your Love Awoy '51 Romeo 8 Juliet .'l': main stem musical comedy, "Fade Don't Worry Boby will direct the promotion and mer- '48 Ronnie 0 Out-Fade In." The Rules Of Love 0 play chronicles chandising of Columbia singles in Everybody Knows 62 the rags -to -riches of a Every Little Bit Hurts meanderings Southern .... 21 Shangri-La Hollywood chorine who leapfrogs California and Arizona. In 11 this capacity, he will work closely French Song 64 Something You Got I; over the rainbow and discovers that Four By The Beatles 86 Soul Serenade 11 with Robert Moering, who continues Sugar 8 Spice life can be romance magazine beauti- Girl From Iponema 1! to serve as promotion manager, re- 97 Suspicion E ful as a zillionaire superstar. ABC - Giving Up 61 sponsible for the promotion and mer- Swing r. Paramount has the original cast Goodbye Boby (Baby Goodbye) 32 chandising of LP product only. Good Golly Miss Molly 58 Tall Cool One rights. Good Times The Los Angeles branch of the la- 81 Tears 8 Roses 'r Gonna Get Along Without You Now 36 bel's distrib network is now the only Tell Me Momo ... 1 Tell branch with two promotion managers. Hello Dolly 6 Me Why Hurt By Love Tennessee Waltz .. 'il The move, the branch said, was ne- 71 Three Window Coupe . 1e cessitated by the growing importance Don't Wanno Be A Loser '50 Today '15 Going Up! of the area, not only in sales but also Don't Wont To Be Hurt Anymore 19 Too Late To Turn Bock Get Around '18 as a center of recording activity. Rise, I Foll DANNY WILLIAMS 44 Very Thought Of You , lb Butterfield joins Columbia's Los Wanno Be Loved 99 Viva Los Vegas 'Is "A LITTLE Angeles branch after three years with II Be In Trouble 67 'II Touch A Star '41 Wolk On By 'I the H. R. Basford Company, the la- m So Proud TOY BALLOON" bel's 42 What Have I Got Of My Own I, San Francisco distrib. is Over 22 What'd I Soy 'Is UA 729 What's The Matter With You 11 Just Ain't Enough Love 94 Boby on the onr In welch Whenever He Holds You I4 Silverman To Post At Kick That Little Foot, Sally Ann 89 White On White 45 Kiko 96 Wish Someone Would Care I4 KITED Kiss Me Quick 38 World I Used To Know It Col Special Products World Of Lonely People Ii Lazy Elsie ARTISTS Molly 75 Wrong For Each Other 1' HOLLYWOOD Little Children ... 7 - Columbia Special Loneliest Night ... 85 Products has brought in Bernard Sil- Yesterday's Gone verman as account exec according to A an announcement from Al Schulman,

I l l I 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 general manager. Silverman Ri Fi I I I I I l 11 l l replaces 11111 i 1111 l Gives Westminster Britain's Rolling Stones Donald Shauer, who resigned recently LITTLE CHILDREN to join Roberts Electronics Company. V.I.P. Treatment In Italy Embark On U.S. Tour BILLY J. KRAMER LIBERTY Silverman will be responsible to MILAN-An eye on perfection NEW YORK-Hot on o timbalero Music, Inc. Schulman for has the heels maintaining contact in been instrumental in putting over the the Beatles, The Searchers and the VIVA LAS VEGAS the western states with ad agencies classical Westminster Dave ELVIS PRESLEY RCA VICTOR line in Italy, as Clark Five, the Rolling Stone. É and advertisers, trading stamp com- Elrh Presley Music, handled by the RiFi operation. are set to arrive from England thl E Inc panies and educational publishers. He First of all, RiFi, which acquired week (1) for a cross-country in -per WHAT'D I SAY will also handle the production of spe- ELV IS PRESLEY the U.S. label six months ago, split son tour. RCA VICTOR cial records making use of the Progressive Music Inc. exten- the huge repertoire into two The British the' sive Columbia Records lines: wax artists begin catalog. These Scala Reale, regular priced, and tour in San Bernardino, on Jun SUSPICION disks are used as premiums, Mo- Calif. TER RY STAFFORD as part saico, a low-priced line with first-rate 5 and wind up with two performance, CRUSADER of special promotions and ad cam- ELV lS PRESLEY performance and technical Carnegie aP RCA VICTOR paigns and as appeal. at Hall on Jun. 20. An Elvis Presley Mole, Ina. stereo demo records and RiFi's work, represented by 40 al- pearance on the Hollywood Pala' prepacks for phono manufacturers. In WRONG FOR EACH OTHER bums since the first release, has been ABC-TV'er has also been arrange' AND Y WILLIAMS addition, he can create themes for carried out with skill and COLUMBIA special albums great care for June 13. Valley Pabilihers, Inc. that fulfill the specific with regard to the selection of cover - The "Stones" ha needs of individual advertisers. American debut KISS ME QUICK jackets, too. been propitiously timed-their fire ELVIS PRESLEY Silverman served for eight years as The technical concern Fad RCA VICTOR executive vice includes the single on London Records, "Not Elvis Presley Mule, Inc. president for Verve task of checking the tapes with Away," a) Records. When company the recently made a chart MILORD that was scores while making the transfers, pearance and is climbing, and the! BOBBY purchased by MGM Records in 1960, t: DARIN ATCO with great care for the processing of premiere LP for the label has e Alamo Music, Inc, he was retained as Western sales and the matrix, listening to promotion manager. Before each new been released. The hot group is rida WORLD OF LONELY PEOPLE joining record until the perfection requested the top slot on and L ANITA Columbia Records, both the EP BRYANT COLUMBIA Silverman was en- is achieved. charts in England. Ross Jananieel gaged in indie record production and Meanwhile, some of Westminster's sales in the Los Angeles area. AIN'T THAT JUST LIKE ME outstanding artists, including Her- THE SEARCHERS KAPP mann Scherchen, Robert Gerle, Badu- UA Pacts Thatcher M/ruslya/Trio Fraser Jamieson To ra-Skoda and Four Ts'Ong, have been BREAKIN' UP scheduled by Italian concert halls and THE RONETTES Address Intl Music Club opera houses. H 4 NMPHILLESRange Soap, Inc./Mother Bertha Music TWIST AND SHOUT NEW YORK-The International Rec- THE Hub Promo BEATLES VEE-JAY ord & Music Men's Club will hear Prolrosalvo Meale Inc/Robert Mellln Music, Inc. from Fraser C. Jamieson, managing I FOUND OUT TOO LATE director of London Records of Canada THE SAPPHIRES . SWAN at its next luncheon, Tuesday June Kil' 6 tango 9, in the Village Room of the Hotel I'VE GOT MINE, YOU BETTER GET YOURS Taft, this city. THi SAPPHIRES SWAN Jamieson, managing director of the Hill a Banp firm since 1948, will address members THE UP'S AND DOWN'S OF LOVE on "The State of the Record Busi- FREDDY CANNON .. SWAN ness in Canada." RamUera Maslc, Inc. IT'S BEEN NICE FREDDY Musicor Names CANNON SWAN Rimaalero Nests. Inc. PR Firm ALL I WANT IS YOU NEW YORK-The multi-taleab BIG AL DOWNING COLUMBIA Mark Thatcher (he sings, compost Valley NEW YORK-Musicor Records, Paenshrrs Inc. just and arranges) an e taken over by Art Talmadge, has re- recently inked I'LL TOUCH A STAR elusive long-term recording contra TERRY tained the public relations firm of BOSTON-Rita STAFFORD CRUSADER Marvin Pavone, currently on with United Artists Records. Thatc Gladys-Ellen-Lesjohn Drager, Inc- The company a press and promotion tour lil will also do PR for Musicor's for her er's initial UA single, "The affiliate, initial chart -riding RCA Victor single, Beat," was released last week. Shoo THE Music and Voice Records. Announce- ABERBACH GROUP "Remember Me," is shown in the (left to right) in the above pic a 1619 ments are expected soon on Broadway, Now Tort, N. 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www.americanradiohistory.com In 3M Offers Catalog Of After 5 Years: Connie Gets Gold Disk Japan Cartridge Selections Jan 8e Dean At Their Peak (Continued from page 6) ST. PAUL, MINN.-The 3M Compa- Adler produced "Heart And Sold. ny a new has made available catalog with Jan Berry. "It was about the: 1,500 listing the more than individual time," he says, "that I realized the; selections now available in cartridge the pupil was producing better albums the firm's Revere stereo that for the teacher." Jan, by that time, hat tape cartridge system. taught himself to arrange and pla, Selections listed in the catalog at least three instruments. All Jan É e cover a broad range of tastes from Dean records are now produced and music to anc ' popular, jazz classical arranged by Jan Berry, who has alb original cast recordings of Broadway collaborated with Brian Wilson ¡ad C shows .Most recent offering on Colum- Roger Christian in the writing of* bia, Musictapes, United Artists, Com- last four hit records. mand, Warner Bros., Westminster, An interesting side -line to the Jr LO Reprise, Kapp, Roulette, Crescendo, & Dean story is that throughout their Elektra, Mahalo and Monitor labels recording and entertainment career are detailed in the catalog. they have continued their educatior The 3M Company is now licensed to and at present, Dean Torrance e tE duplicate and market pre-recorded is year away from graduating at the cartridges under seven labels. In addi- University of Southern Clifornia in tion, Records - Columbia and Music the field of Industrial Design, and tapes, Inc., are offering many selec- IY TOKYO-Connie Francis recently re- manager. Connie is currently riding Jan is in his third year of medical tions for use with the Revere system school at the California Medici ceived a special gold award repre- high on the Top 100 with "Be Any- which offers completely automatic School. senting the highest sales by an Amer- thing (But Be Mine)." tape playing and changing and can The boys will utilize this coming AZ ican artist in Japan. The presenta- provide up to 15 hours of unattended tion was made by Hizuru Kaneko, summer vacation from school to make stereophonic music. appearances nationally, including tin sales manager of Nippon Columbia, A copy of the catalog may be ob- MGM Records' Tokyo Set Civil Rights Caravan Dick Clark Tour, Freedomland and. distributor. The tained by writing Dept. B4-382, the the Steel Pier. They have also recent award was made in the presence of a In Miss. This 3M 2501 Summer Company, Hudson Road, St. ly recorded the title tune for Oa group of fourteen of the most promi- Paul, Minn. 55119. Columbia Picture, "Ride The Wild nent record dealers in Japan. Stand- NEW YORK-Over 100 professional 3M also announced that it is do- Surf" and voices ing their will be heard N at the lark's left is George singers and musicians will participate nating 150 tape recorders and more over the titles in the picture. Scheck, her manager, and Gene Mo- this year in a civil rights project than 12,000 reels of magnetic to tape They are currently on the Top 10f retti, the label's international sales called "The Mississippi Summer Car- the Boy Scouts of America. avan of Music." with "Dead Man's Curve," a recent In announcing the grant at the Top 10'er, one half of a two-sided M Under the Caravan banner, inter- annual meeting in Cleveland recently hit, the other side being "New la racial troupes will perform for non- of 1,500 Girl national adult Scout leaders, School." Jan & Dean records are re The Biggest Summer Record Ever' segregated audiences in a variety of J. J. Verstraete, 3M's director of com- ' leased on Liberty Records through so settings, including freedom theatres, munications, said it is intended to as- agreement with Screen Gems, Inc. schools, churches, colleges and cotton sist the organization in carrying out "REMEMBER fields throughout Mississippi. In addi- a large-scale communications program New Stereo Cartridge idd tion, workshops and lectures on song - and other activities planned for the vel writing, country blues, topical song, sixth National Boy Scout Jamboree Available From Jensen American Negro music and instru- be LAST SUMMER" to held in Valley Forge, Pa., July CHICAGO-A new ceramic steno mental instruction will be conducted 17-23. ly THE FOUR WINDS by performers who are specialists cartridge "with the lowest mar in needle currently on the market" hr ml SWING 100 these areas. At least one three-day BMI Renews Sponsorship ing "Festival of Music" just been introduced by Jensen Indus- will highlight the tries of Addison, Ill. th, Natl. Dist. By Caravan schedule. Of Composers Conf. Among Called the Dynalever cartridge, the oda JAY -GEE the artists who have com- NEW ant' RECORD CO., IN( mitted from YORK-BMI (Broadcast Mu- new snap -in type is also "the easiest one to eight weeks of sic, Inc.) is again serving as a spon- ely 318 W. 48th St., N.Y. 36, N.Y. their to change so far designed," according summer schedule for the Cara- sor of the Bennington ng van are: Carolyn Composers' to Donald Haines, vice-president io i Hester, Jackie Conference, to be held at Bennington Of t. Washington, Theodore Bikel, charge of Jensen engineering. Tom College, Vermont, August 16 to 30. Among il Paxton, The New World Singers, the features of the flea Ulysses Kay will serve on the confer- K1295 cartridge is its low mass of 2.0 ngE Leon Bibb, Judy Collins, Bob Gibson, ence staff as visiting composer under grams V I BEE-BOM Darius Brubeck, The Eastgate Sing- complete, a polarized connector New nit by BMI auspices. BMI-affiliated com- for foolproof mounting, a lightweight ers, Bernice Reagon, Guy Carawan, posers Chou Wen-chung and Charles needle SAMMY DAVIS, JR. Len Chandler, Mitch Greenhill, with superior tracking per- Rita Wuorinen are also members of the formance and floating (Reprise) Weill, The New easy -mount Strangers and Peter composer staff. snap -in brackets. Technical chase- art LaFarge. The Caravan has invited The Composers' Conference pre- teristics of the cartridge uses which ani WHEN LIGHTS ARE LOW participation from performers in sents the opportunity for talented the easily -changed J-73 X needle are composers to TONY BENNETT many areas of music, including jazz, hear their works played .4 volt output, high compliance, 20 to

i ,hni and criticized. n A.Imr, i t .175; CS 20,000 frequency range and 20 decibel 89751 folk, pop and classical. The program includes seminars separation. ad The Per idea for the Caravan origi- with the staff composers on technique, "This minimum -size cartridge not SWEET LORRAINE nated in July, 1962, when The New contemporary idioms, publishing and only follows the record grooves better ge IRANI( 'FIELD criticism, readings adii; World Singers, an inter -racial folk - of acceptable at high frequencies to reproduce with- Co pitolI works ly singing group, and public performance of the out distortion, but has the advan performed and led best works. All reading and public of having no do MILLS springs or other in MUSIC, INC. workshops at churches, colleges and concerts are professionally recorded. that can possibly scratch record sur- New gg o L York, N Y 10019 freedom schools in Mississippi. In Composers are urged to write some faces," said Haines. The new car- July of last year a folk festival was work(s) prepared in advance for the tridge replaces 37 other popular Qua specific instrumentation of the staff types. 1er's held in a cotton field in Greenwood, members, all expert musicians of solo- Introduced at the Parts Mississippi, with Pete Electronic Seeger, Theo- ist calibre. Any work involving these Show, the Jensen Dynalever will be dore Bikel and Bob Dylan among forces can be performed: 4 violins, 2 marketed in a special jobber kit of those featured. violas, 2 v'cellos, 1 double bass, 1 two cartridges and two brackets pack- tut HEY HARMONICA flute -piccolo, 1 oboe, 1 clarinet, 1 The project is being jointly spon- bas- aged in an attractive plastic container soon, 1 horn, 1 piano, 1 soprano voice, at a special intro price offer that sored by the 1 Council of Federated trumpet, 1 trombone and 1 percus- offers a 17% savings on the regular MAN Organizations (a Mississippi group, sionist. cost. which includes the major civil rights groups in the state: SNCC, CORE, STEVIE WONDER NAACP and SCLC) and the New Cliff's First Time In Belgium York Council of Performing Artists. Folksinger Gil Turner, Civil Rights TAMLA 54096 chairman for the performers' council, is coordinator of the project.

Teen Step: The Pavone New Summer Smash NEW YORK-Tommy Chianti, onetime hoofer now Latin Sound! and contact man at Leeds Music, has come up with a teen BE'S dance step called The Pavone, named THAT WAY in honor of Italian songstress Rita t il WILLIE BOBO Pavone, who's currently getting a big push in the U.S. from RCA Victor. the d

neo One of the sides of her American disk Gro BRUSSELS-British songster Cliff Richard along with his Shadows ork, re- P debut, "Just Once More," is published Snlo cently scored an extremely successful premiere p.a. schedule Belgium ROULETTE RECORDS by Leeds. in Chianti has made a mailing Standing (left to right) in the above pic at the airport in Zaventem near I Sloo 1031 B way N Y.C. of a sheet that describes the 12 steps, Brussels are Emile Garin, commercial manager of S. A. Gramophone, the chanter, who ier with photos of the artist actually per- is shown checking his international standings in Cash Botj Frans Romeyns, Ed forming it. CBS's Belgium rep, and John Kirsch, general manager e f S. A. Gramophone. the en 32 Y Cash Box-June 6, 1964 8o

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KRAMER Liberty 66027 department in New York, and Bob Ehiert in Chicago. The move was made to strengthen the agency's cov- th., WITH YOU lout II ALONE erage of the growing concert field, LEE Decca 31628 it Cra BRENDA particularly in the college market. eda al Marshall Reznick and Marshall Berle once continue as West Coast in of i MEMPHIS will agents LOS ANGELES-Lee Tate (left) field. g a'. JOHNNY RIVERS Imperial 66032 this station KRKD and Andy Williams forra Alweil was with General Artists for hold the outlet's Young Adult Music siga nine years, serving in various assign- Award. More than 60,000 Los An- DIG ME f med MY BABY DON'T ments in the personal appearance geles listeners voted in a poll naming ABC -Paramount 10557 lied RAY CHARLES field. After leaving GAC, he was with the chanter's Columbia LP of "Days Associated Booking for a short time. Of Wine And Roses" the best album S coq LAZY ELSIE MOLLY of 1963. Andy is presently riding the )1 tom CHUBBY CHECKER Parkway 920 singles chart with "Wrong For Each uding Trini Tops Freedomland's Other." land LONELY NIGHTS SO le LONG, Opening Day Crowd FOUR SEASONS Veeiay 597 for NEW YORK-In his initial appear- Larami Ltd. Inks The ance in the New York area, Trini be Satirical Vocal Duo he TENNESSEE WALTZ/GOOD TIMES Lopez drew the largest opening day re, SAM COOKE RCA Victor 8368 crowd to date in Freedomland history. SILVER SPRINGS, Md.-The Icono- e Top Over 15,000 fans required the entire clasts, Washington -based satirical a re, detail of special police at Freédom- singing team, have been signed to a two.t REMEMBER ME RITA PAVONE RCA Victor 8365 land to escort Lopez out of the park disk pact by Larami Ltd. Records. aw Gir to his waiting car. The duo, composed of Bob Booze ds are Lopez, opening his first night-club and Mickey Miller, has been playing brood engagement here at Basin Street D.C. area clubs, social and collegiate ins, In East, June 8, had a cocktail party in events since its formation last fall. Buddy Kaye Marks Set Evening Sked For his honor hosted by Sammy Davis An initial disk entry is due this e Silver Anny As Lyricist Newport Jazz Fete last Wednesday (27) introducing the week. Larami Ltd. is located at Box en Reprise artist to the New York dee - 206/Meredyth Building, 9419-21 Geor- NEW Kaye's career NEW YORK-The evening programs jays and local press. gia Ave. in Silver Springs. sic st YORK-Buddy as a lyricist now spans 25 years and for the 11th annual Newport Jazz rest a number of pop musical eras. Cele- Festival has been announced by arket' brating his silver anniversary this George Wein, producer -director. Fete SELLS ON SIGHT! !sen I month, Kaye can boast chart action will take place in Freebody Park, TREMENDOUS REACTION! on today's Top 100 scene with Anita Newport, R.I. from July 2-5. 'trill Bryant's (Columbia) "World Of Events announced are: WATCH IT CLIMB! the e Lonely People." He's also got current Thursday (2) :-"Great Moments In ' arcs diskings via Jerry Vale's "Till The Jazz"-Louis Armstrong All Stars, reside End Of Time," Adam Wade's (Epic) George Brunis, Buzzy Drootin, Bud .ng . "Pencil And Paper" (with Phil Freeman, Bobby Haggart, Edmond "MY MAN" the Springer) and Kitty Kallen's (20th Hall, J. C. Higginbotham, Jo Jones, mass Fox) "Quiet Nights." Max Kaminsky, Wingie Manone, Lou WALTER GATES 1 con McGarity, Muggsy Spanier, Joe Sulli- & ORCHESTRA ligh van, Joe Thomas, George Wettling eking & others. SWAN 4180 ,t t0e Marty Thau Forms Friday (3) :-Mose Allison, Chet Ba- :SI CU ker, Count Basie Orchestra, Stan SWAN RECORDS which. Management Firm Getz 4, Thelonious Monk 4, Sister SCP-517-CP 517 Cor. 8th 8 Fitzwater Sts. new Rosetta Tharpe, Joe Williams & t01J'11 Philadelphia, Po. ance, NEW YORK-Marty Thau has left others. A DIVISIOP 'rrowMO,, PICTURES CORPORATION 1201 the ad dept. of Billboard to form his Saturday (4) :-Ruby Braff, Dave own personal managment firm, Puma Brubeck 4, Abbey Lincoln, Gloria rtrid Management Enterprises, Inc. at 233 Lynne, Max Roach 4, Jimmy Smith 3. roves Broadway, this city. Attractions cur- (More artists will be announced for oduce' rently handled by Thau are Tony this program.) : adraf Orlando, the Epic songster, the Cha - Sunday (5) :-Oscar Brown Jr.. Buck then mF rades, on Okeh, the Epic affiliate, Joe Clayton, Vic Dickenson, Dizzy Gilles- Bragg, recur a singer, and the Jimmy Cas- pie 5, Jackie "Moms" Mabley, Stuff REMINDER: new tor Quartet, now appearing at Trude Smith, Slam Stewart, Sarah Vaughan, ,r po Heller's in New York. Ben Webster & others. Set for Fri. afternoon is "New on Ironie Faces & The Avante -Garde," and The ARMADA Convention ver 1l, Sat., There'll be a piano workshop.

I Picturetone bber Music Enjoying takes place June 25 -July 1 acketa 4 Run con Of Prosperity Holden, Turner To :ic at the Eden Roc Hotel in oBe e New Disk Pacts the re4 Miami Beach, Fla. " HOLLYWOOD-Two onetime big 1 teen -market successes have joined the roster of Hollywood International For maximum impact of your m Talents, which runs the DeVille and Empala labels, according to the firm's make head, Lin Wilde. Signed to DeVille album program, sure to were Ron Holden of "I Love You So" fame and Jesse Lee Turner, who tell your advertising story cashed -in on "Little Space Girl." First Cash Box ARMADA releases on both performers are due in the Special soon. Operation is located at 1607 El which be Centro in Hollywood. Issue will distributed at the Convention. Standard Pressing To Board Names Wyatt Rush Your Reservations To NEW Wyatt has been YORK-Wes ( Farrell left) NASHVILLE-Paul of and Phil Kahl, toppers of Picture - elected to the board of directors Your Nearest Cash Box Rep tone Music, are all smiles as a result Standard Record Pressing of Nash- of the chart ville, according to president J. D. tunes. status of four of their con- The pubbery is enjoying a run Tyner, who recently acquired ARMADA ISSUE: JUNE 27th of prosperity with "Baby Goodbye" trolling interest in the company. by Solomon Burke (Atlantic), My Wyatt was recently promoted to vp DEADLINE: JUNE 18th Girl Sloopy" of national sales. Before by the Vibrations (Atl), in charge ago, and "Lazy Elsie Molly" by Chubby joining Standard about a year Checker on he was with Capitol Records. Tyner readied Cameo. Also being accounts for release is the new Ruby said that the addition of new and the Romantics deck on Kapp, will mean a three shift operation at "When You're Young And In Love." the firm by the fall.

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www.americanradiohistory.com I I III ii1illt, Peggy Is Pinned Fred Fox Confers With F Music Men Abroad NEW YORK-Fred Fox, vp of the ALBUM PLANS Sam Fox Publishing Co., has arrived Deals, discounts and programs being offered to in London on the initial phase of a six week, country -by -country business dealers and distributors by record manufacturers. trek in Europe. He will confer with Fox affiliates as well as other busi- 111111111111103111111111111113 lfl llfllM1311llllll111111lHMllllll 11111111ElllEI(lllllllllllllll 1111lllll ness associates during his stay. Plans for an increase in background music AUDIO FIDELITY recording sessions for the world-wide LP deal: buy -8 -get -1 -free, plus one stereo spectacular demo at $6 with the purchase of ad CQ Sam Fox Background Library is two catalog records. No termination date announced. among the items to be up for discus- CARIB sion. Buy 10 -get -1 -free on entire LP catalog. 100% exchangeable. 30-60-690 billing. No expiratio, M Sam Fox himself and his wife, date. íS Clara, are due for an extended visit Bu to London starting on June 11. COLPIX BI 8 Nina Simone albums on a buy -4 -get -1 -free deal. Expires: May 16; new Chad Mitchell LP ICE on a buy -3 -get -I -free basis. Expires: June 26. Rest of catalog offers 20 free for every 100 put. chased. Expires: June 26. Ro Vol. 1 Of Nat Shapiro's DECCA SC Pop Music Index Set Dealer incentive on all country music LP's and EP's. See local rep for details. Expire NEW YORK-Dario Sorio, RCA Vic- June 30. Do. tor veep of the international liaison For Debut This Month department, NASHBORO W pins Peru's "Micronfono 1 NEW YORK-Volume of "Popular -7 -1 LP's. 100% exchangeable. No expirstio d' Oro" on Peggy March. The Buy -get -free on entire catalog including new Jiff lark Music-An Annotated Index of Amer- date has been set received the coveted "Golden Micro- ican Popular Songs," compiled and phone" from leading deejays in Peru edited by Columbia Records' Nat Sha- ORIGINAL SOUND W -who annually award it to the most piro, has been announced for publica- LP catalog available on a buy -10 -get -1 -free basis. 100% exchangeable. No expiration de, loi popular pop artist of the year. tion in June by Adrian Press. set. The first volume of the projected seven -volume index of pop music of PHILIPS LC on album Zebra Label Bows the twentieth century covers the songs "Suit Up for Sales:" 20% discount on classical LP's; 10% discount all other Jig 30. of the 1950's. It lists and contains Expires: June RC NEW YORK-Zebra Records has commentary on nearly every song that REQUEST been formed at 31 Brompton Road, has appeared on the popular, rhythm- MI LP catalog available on a buy -10 -get -2 -free basis. Described as a limited -time offer. Garden City Long Island, New York. and-blues, and country-and-western Sr: Diskery is debuting with Mary Hurt best-selling record charts, as well as TAMLA-MOTOWN-GORDY We & The Lambs' "Why" and "It Ain't almost every other film, theater, tele- No Good." President of the label is vision, jazz, folk and popular song of All LP's available on a buy -6 -get -1 -free basis. Described as a permanent program. KE Charley Ide. Ben Arrigo of Glenn significance. JO VEE JAY ire Productions, this city, has been ap- In addition to copyright dates, Ma 10% discount on LP's. pointed to handle promotion for the authors, composers and current pub- Mn label. lishers, Popular Music includes infor- 1111111111111111111111113111111311111111111111111111111111111131111111111111111111111111M1111111M111111111111 mation about first and best-selling re- GO cordings; performers who introduced WI or have become identified with songs; iel. information about adaptations of That Long Road Chiffons -Bright Tunes Pact SI* songs from the public domain and classical or foreign NEW YORK-Seymour Barash, pre, sources, with iden- For "Long Ships" UN MILORD tification of the original writers and ident of Bright Tunes Production, oh publishers; and other material of in- NEW YORK-The Colpix promotion has announced that the indie produ lohn terest to those engaged in the music and sales staffs are currently on the tion firm has settled all outstanding trades. long promo road plugging a pic theme, differences with The Chiffons, popular IN1 Shapiro, currently director teen attraction on the Laurie labe of inter- "The Long Ships" by Charles Alber- va BOBBY DARIN national music publishing operations tine. Chris Saner, who heads distrib- Gals have signed a new three yea for Columbia, has been in the music utor and rack operations for the la- recording with Bright Tunes, and ar, business for almost 20 years and has bel, wlil call on distribs and rack currently being readied for a neu THI written extensively about varied as- jobbers in Nashville, Memphis, St. release. Among their successes wa ON pects of musical life for publications "He's So Fine," produced by Bright ATCO 6297 Louis, Indianapolis and Cincinnati. 'dn in the United States, Latin America Danny Davis, national promo direc- Tunes' Henry Medress, Jay Siege' and Europe. His two previous books, Philip Margo and Mitchell Margo tor, will visit Cleveland, Detroit and 1H, "Hear Me Talkin' to Ya" and "The Chicago. who also form The Tokens. .Jazz Makers," both written in associa- MA tion with Lenny Meisel, eastern promo direc- Nat Hentoff, are considered tor will have stops in Hartford, Bos- Roy standard works in the jazz field. ton and the Baltimore -Washington Shapiro has been working on Popu- area. Independent men New Jersey Pavilion At Fair lar promo Roger FOL Music for several years. According Gordon and Eddie Kilroy will also be to him, it is "an attempt to provide, To Offer Gospel Program TE4 as accurately extensively working on "The Long Mont and comprehensively as Ships." Gordon's Hod possible, a useful and reliable territory includes NEWARK-Herman Amis and George tool for Los Angeles. Salt Lake City, San selected those engaged in the creation, pro- Hudson of WNJR have been Francisco, Seattle, Denver MOL motion, sales, performance, produc- and El to produce a weekly series of gospel Paso. Kilroy will cover Dallas, Hous- music programs at the New Jersey (cot tion, study and Eddy RIC stands for Recording Industries enjoyment of popular ton, New Orleans, and Miami. Nev Corpo- music. Popular music is not only Colnix Tercentenary Pavilion of the ration which stands for great artists a also has the soundtrack LP of "The In big York World's Fair. every music category, well recorded and business but a powerful cultural Long Ships." aggressively and Intelligently promoted. force, and the time for a serious and Ray Lawrence, general sales man- NEW YORK: 295 Madison Avenue permanent documentation of the work ager for Colpix, also left on May 23 MU 9-0810 done and being done in our industry for a week of business conferences Goldblatt Named NASHVILLE: 801 16th Avenue South and art is long overdue. It is my hope on the west coast. Before leaving, (615) Ric 244-2670 that Popular Music will be a begin- Lawrence made two distrib changes. Art Director ning of the setting down in permanent New Colpix distributors in Albany and readily -available book form a and Atlanta, respectively, are Delta CIRC New! Sell-Sational vital part of the history Distributing Company BBjr Smash! of popular and Godwin Ì entertainment in the United States." Distributing Company. "OH! BABY Volume 2 of Popular Music cover- BALI (We Got A Good ing 4 Thing 6oin ) songs of the 1940's, will be pub- Ione, lished b w in Dec. of this year, and three subsequent volumes are planned for PP&M Start I TE publication in 1965. R "UNFAIR" The series will Far East Kesk be sold by mail order only. Trek BARBARA Volume 1, priced TNE LYNN at $16, including BURBANK-Peter, Paul & Mary postage ÑaodOrdo" JAMIE 1277 and handling (but not in- moved way -out-west, the Far East, cluding the four per cent New York last week as the star folksters LOOK City sales started tax), can be ordered from a June tour of the Orient and Adrian Press, Aus- IN 64 550 Fifth Avenue, New tralia and New Zealand. Following York 36, N.Y. hri,He dates in Southern Calif., the trio began appearances in Sydney, Australia NEW YORK-Artist-photographer 1}.4 4E Burt Goldblat to over the Memorial Weekend. thas been appointed 606by 'E Re" Harry Finfer 8 Herb H. Gordon Following Sydney, the group goes the post of art director of the cording Industries Corp. accordig Announce the opening of Philadelphia's to Brisbane BLUE . (1), newest . . Adelaide (3), Mel- to an announcement made last week HEAR. QUAKER CITY RECORD bourne (4, 6), Wilmington, N.Z. (8), by the firm's president, Joe Csida. DIST. CO. Auchland, N.Z. (9), Sydney In the past ten years Goldblatt be` D 710 W. Girard (10, 11), Phil., Po Tokyo (12-20) and Honolulu (26, 27). designed more than 3500 pop, l Phonc: (215 WA 5-4737 and classical album covers. The arro qNGEL Their newest single, "Rock My LP lim k. has also won awards for his ^(r Soul," was issued last week. covers, photos and graphic art wort 34 Cash Box-June 6, 19b4 Boz,

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Last Week Week 1 LORETTA LYNN SINGS 1 DL 4457/DL 74457) TOGETHER AGAIN 22 (Decca MY HEART SKIPS A BEAT 1 26 (CeoIral-BMI) (Bluebook-BMI Buck Owens (Capitol 5136) Buck Owens (Capitol 5136) 2 GUITAR COUNTRY 2 Chet Atkins (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2783) 34 BURNING MEMORIES 2 PICK OF THE WEEK 27 (Yonah-BMI) NIGHT LIFE 6 (Cedarwoad-BMl) Roy Drusky (Mercury 72265) 3 Roy Price (Columbia 42971) Ray Price (Columbia CL 1971/CS 8771) TIMBER I'M FALLING 26 THE ROCKS 5 3SORROW ON 28 (Husky -13M1( 4 RING OF FIRE 3 E, (Screen Gems Col .-BMI) Ferlin Husky (Capitol 5111) Johnny Cash (Columbia CL 2953/CS 8853) Porter Wagoner (RCA Victor 8338) FRENCH RIVIERA 31 BEST 10 A WELCOME TO MY WORLD 4 5 OF GEORGE JONES 29 (Cederwood-8MI) (United Artists UAL 3298 /OAS 6289) (Tuckohoe d Neilroe-BM/) Webb Pierce (Decca 31617) sDhl Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 8289) EIGHT YEARS 27 6 RAILROAD MAN 4 Hank Snow (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2705) WINE, WOMEN, AND SONG 8 ¡Tree-BMI ) 30 72236) (Sure Fire-BMI) Claude Gray (Mercury .00 Loretta Lynn (Decca 31608) 7 LESTER FLATT & EARL SCRUGGS THE WHEEL SONG 32 AT CARNEGIE HALL 8 IS NO EXCUSE 3 31 (Central Songs-BMI) (Columbia CL 2045/CS 8845) LOVE Gary Buck (Petal 1500) 6 (Tree-BMI) Jim Reeves 8 Dottie West (RCA Victor 8324) 32PASSWORD 38 8 BILL ANDERSON SINGS 11 (Kitty Wells -8M1) (Decca DL 4499/DS 74499) Kitty Wells (Decca 37622) MEMORY #1 12 HANK WILLIAMS, JR. SINGS 7 (Cederwood-BMI ) 9 Webb Pierce (Decca 31617) I CAN STAND IT (AS MUCH HANK WILLIAMS, SR. 5 33 AS SHE CAN) 28 (MGM E SE 4213) THE (Big "D"-BMI) KEEPING UP WITH Bill Phillips (Decca 31584) 8 JONESES 6 10 I LOVE A SONG 7 ( Tree-8MI ) Stonewall Jackson Margie Singleton 8 Faron Young THEN I'LL STOP LOVING (Columbia CL 2059/CS 8859) (Mercury 72237) 34 YOU 45 (American-BMI) Browns (RCA Victor 8348) 11 SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 9 GONNA GET ALONG Lefty Frizzel (Columbia CL 2169/CS 8969) WITHOUT YOU NOW 11 FAIR AND TENDER LADIES 39 (Relionce-ASCAP) (Acuff-Rose-8MI) 12 MORE HANK SNOW Victor 8347) 35 Skeeter Davis (RCA George Hamilton (RCA Victor 8304) SOUVENIRS 17 CHARLIE (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2812) UNDERSTAND YOUR MAN 7 NOT MY KIND OF PEOPLE 29 (Johnny Cosh Music-BMI) 36 (Cederwood-BM I) ESPECIALLY FOR YOU 16 42964) Stonewall Jackson (Columbia 43011) 13 Johnny Cash (Columbia Kitty Wells (Decca DL 4493/74493) 30 VIN'S INVISIBLE TEARS 15 EASY COME, EASY GO LOU (Moss Rose-BMI) 14 BUCK OWENS SINGS (Central Songs-8MI) 37 Anderson (Decca 31577) 12 Ned Miller (Fabor 128) Bill TOMMY COLLINS (Capitol T /989 ,ST 1879) VERY FIRST SINGLE I'M HANGING UP THE THIS WHITE CIRCLE 38 PHONE 42 15 BLUEGRASS HOOTENANNY 18 ON MY FINGER 9 (Yonah 8 Pearl D-BMI) George Jones 8 Melba Montgomery (Sure -Fire -8W) Carl Butler 8 Pearl (Columbia 43030) (United Artists UAL 3352/UAS 6352) Kitty Wells (Decca 31580) BLUEBIRD LET ME TAG 16 MOONLIGHT AND ROSES 21 THAT'S ALL THAT 39 ALONG Jim Reeves (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2854) LOVE MATTERS 21 (Central-BMI) "I DON'T (Pamper-BMI Rose Maddox (Capitol 5186) 17 FLATT & SCRUGGS AT Ray Price (Columbia 42971) VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY 13 KEEP THOSE CARDS AND (Columbia CL 2134/CS 8934) FOLLOWED CLOSELY BY 40 LETTERS COMING IN 35 (Pamper-BMI) YOU ANYMORE" TEARDROPS 10 Johnny 8 Joanle Mosby 18 THERE STANDS THE GLASS 23 (Northern-ASCAP) (Columbia 43005) Carl Smith (Columbia CL 2173 /CS 8973) Hank Locklin (RCA Victor 8318) WHERE DOES A TEAR COME 19 KITTY WELLS STORY 20 It, MOLLY 13 41 FROM (Decca DXD 174/DXS 7174) Bill Anderson Wrote (Col. -Screen Gems-8MI - (mimosa-BM() Eddy Arnold (RCA 8296) Victor George Jones (United Artists 724) 20 FOREVER 14 And Charlie Really Pete Drake (Smash MGS 27053/SRS 67053) I WANT TO HOLD YOUR MY BABY WALKS ALL Sells It! HAND 20 42 OVER ME 47 21 SONGS ABOUT THE (Duchess-8M I) (Lulal-BMI) WORKING MAN 24 Homer 8 Jethro (RCA Victor 8345) Johnny Sea (Philips 40164) Dave Dudley CAPITOL #5173 28927/SR 60927) led (Mercury MG SAGINAW, MICHIGAN 14 THE GIRL FROM SPANISH 17 (Tree Music-BMI) 43 TOWN 33 BOOK 15 Lefty 22 FOLK SONG fol Frizzell (Columbia 42924) (Marty's Music-BMI) Eddy Arnold (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2811) DJ's If You Need A Copy Marty Robbins (Columbia 42968) CIRCUMSTANCES 24 23 COUNTRY PIANO-CITY Write Today To 18 (Champ ion-BM I I'M A WALKING Billy Walker (Columbia 43010) ADVERTISEMENT (FOR STRINGS 19 44 Floyd Cramer (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2800) Bob Neal Agency THE BLUES) BALTIMORE 17 (Do(more-BMI( 812 16th Ave. So. 19 (Acull.Rose-8MI Norma Jean (RCA Victor 8328) 24 IN PERSON 26 Sonny James (Capitol 5129) Porter Wagoner CHICKASHAY 37 (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2840) I STEPPED OVER THE LINE 23 45 (Al Gallico-BMI) 20 (Don Robert on-ASCAP) David Houston (Epic 9658) 25 ON THE BANDSTAND 28 or Hank Snow (RCA Victor 8334) Buck Owens (Capitol T 1879/ST 1879) DANG ME THE VIOLET AND A ROSE 18 46 (Tree-BMI) THE SONGS WE LOVE (Smash 1881) 26 21 (CedorwWanda Roger Miller THE BEST 29 oJackson l)(Capital 5142) Jimmy Dean Moss Rose YOU TOOK HIM OFF (Columbia CL 2188/CS 8988) LOOKING FOR MORE 47 MY HANDS 40 22 IN (Central-BMI) Publications 64' 25 Marlon Worth (Columbia 42992) 27 GOLDEN COUNTRY HITS - Hank Thompson (Capitol T 2089) Jim o Nesbitt (Charthart 1065) 806 16th Ave. So. 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I1 www.americanradiohistory.com I I 1 I I I 1 VIII IIII II 11 III II I I I 1 II II 1 1 I 1 1 11111111 ' II II 1I1111 III 1 1 I 11I III IIIiIIlllll 11111111111 'l' II Iii II ' :.1I11111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIjIII1111IIIIIl11IIl1IIIIl1III111111111111111!!1!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl111111111I!' " "" " ° °' " "II!11111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIl111111 COUNTRY COUNTRY Cash Box REVIEWS u..rr r...r, ...... `;fi amu, po, B - very good C-- fair ...,., ;,... ROUND isio UP B good C mediocre luee lra4 1' 11111111111111111 EIlOEIEE9111101 J. George Jones is back in Nashville the announcing staff of the 50,000 oni, after a sixteen day tour that carried watt clear channel station. one, THE CASH BOX arcC him all the way from New York City to the tip of Florida and back into Sonny James has been catching up an I Indiana. Jones plans to open a new on his rest in Nashville, after a aced busy I poi club in Beaumont before going into two weeks on the road. However most BULLSEYE Prín San Antonio for a ten day run at of the time has been spent in con - the Teen Fair of Texas. The Jones ferences with manager Bob Neal and le cl group is the only country music Capitol's Ken Nelson regarding the THE NESTER (3:07) [Tree BMI-Wayne] char lt Ir group to be employed by the Fair. songster's forthcoming releases. Also, THE RIDER (3:10) [Cedarwood BMI-Tubb] Plans for later in the month include negotiations are proceeding toward lrts LEFTY FRIZZELL (Columbia 43051) enes. rimb; The reached the number one niche with the still-on -the -charts ti chanter 11 "Saginaw Michigan" and this potent follow-up stanza called "The Nester" gives every indication of going a like success route. The side is is 'b a medium -paced, chorus -backed affair all about some brave homesteaders 'ty who are prepared to fight for their land. The attractive undercut, "The e cu Rider," tells a plaintive shufflin' tale about the tough life of a hard-work- ate: ing cowboy. rs Deu a be ilian SUGAR LUMP (2:10) [Raleigh BMI-Thomas] art Id bf ASK MARIE (2:37) -Rose he "I MARTY ROBBINS BILL ANDERSON RICHIE JOHNSON [Acuff BMI-Carter] SONNY JAMES (Capitol 5197) éarell United Artists recording sessions in a possible TV show for the Southern lures Nashville under the A&R direction Gentleman. Sonny James, who zoomed up the charts last time out with "Balti- tine fl of H. W. "Pappy" Daily. omit more," should quickly duplicate that success with this new ultra -com- The steering committee of the Mu- A big country and western music mercial tabbed "Sugar Lump." The tune is medium -paced, chorus -backed era sic City chapter of NARAS last week spectacular is scheduled for the Bos- rhythmic novelty essayed with winning authority by the chanter. The 2"' announced the formation of a new ton Arena, Boston, Mass., Saturday flip, "Ask Marie," is a tender, slow -moving traditional country -tear- sive board of directors. They are: Owen May 30 at 8:30 PM. Headliners on jerker with a moving mid -deck recitation. clans Bradley, Bobby Moore, Fred Foster, the bill include Johnny Cash and the and Bood Bryant, Bill Porter, Jan How- Tennessee 3; Hank Williams Jr., Tex k Fo: ard, Bill Justis, Bill Forshee, Grand- Ritter, Webb Pierce, June Carter, and roF Wilma Lee and Stoney Cooper. pa Jones, Roy Acuff, Chet Atkins, I LOVE TO DANCE WITH ANNIE (2:38) ny Boots tion Randolph, Bob Ferguson, Mar- Buck Owens will be at the Golden vin Hughes, [Acuff -Rose BMI-B. & F. Bryant] S Charley Lamb, Hubert Nugget in Las Vegas 11 Long, June thru eteri Glen Snoddy, Bill Purcell, Wes- June 17. With the chanter will be his MY HEART WOULD KNOW (2:33) [Fred Rose BMI-Williams] ley Rose and Gordon Stoker. At the Buckaroos and Bonnie Owens. Pr wit same meeting the board of directors ERNEST ASHWORTH (Hickory 1265) very selected the following officers: presi- Quentin "Reed" Welty, bossman rg on dent, Harold Bradley; vice-president, of B -W Music, on a flying trip into The vet Hickory hit -maker has enough good things going for him with eket" Anita Kerr; exec. veep, Francis Pres- N.Y.C. last week for talks with Uni- this new release to reach the charts in no time flat. The top lid here, "I ne arti ton; asst. exec veep, Mark Bates; ted Artists barrs regarding B -W's Love To Dance With Annie," is a rhythmic hard -driving dual -track happy role th romancer in the best -up secretary, Bill Denny; and treasurer, star lark, Kathy Dee, who recorded country tradition. On the flip Ashworth dishes ta" Ma an -packed Lester Rose. for UA. Welty was also recently appealing emotion reading of the Hank Williams -penned oldie. º the s granted Life he a Seattle promoter Jack Roberts is membership in the Nash- ville ncisco currently completing a busy two chapter of NARAS. months. Roberts had Hank Thompson lie and Jim Nesbitt, the lad who is "Look- BLUE GUITAR (2:30) [Aberbach BMI-Wooley] lesive and his Brazos Valley Boys on a ing For i nine More In '64," is now being 'Bossa day string of one-nighters booked by the Bob Neal Agency and NATCHEZ LANDING (2:58) [Tree BMI-Young, Killen, Wooley] throughout Washington and Oregon according tlany i; during the to Neal, Nesbitt's schedule SHEB WOOLEY (MGM 13341) ttìo last portion of March. In stays quite busy. A string of key one - April, Roberts directed two Pacific r" to niters are keeping Jim on the go. The leaves it Northwest tours, nine days with Ray artist his Ben Colder alter ego in his trunk and plays straight with first-rate hitsville contender labeled "Blue Guitar." The Price and the Cherokee Cowboys, Bill Anderson recently wound up a le well slow -moving self -penned chorus -backed opus is a shufflin' coun- and a ten day string featuring Leon highly successful tour with Red Foley bluesy led by try lament read with poise and sincerity by Wooley. On "Natchez Land- McAulifee and his band. Roberts just playing dates in the Pacific northwest usual ing" the artist offers a raunchy, slow a completed a nine including -moving folk -flavored ditty with tinse, day tour with Jim shots in Edmonton, Calgary, contagious low-key beat. Reeves and the Blue Boys and is Kalispel, Mont., Vancouver, B.C. prior tr and presently playing Rose Maddox and to joining the big show last week at xoato t her group throughout Washington New York's Madison Square Garden. b/w and Oregon. Lawton Williams phoned in from lyt Mercury's Rex Allen broke a 10 - down Fort Worth way pleased as RAY BAKER (United Artists 726) FRANKIE MILLER (Starday 673) year record for the byth Winnipeg, Canada punch about the resumption of his br Rodeo. The rodeo ran five days ending Saturday Mat night KTVT broadcast. Law- (B+) A MILLION MILES OR (B+) OUT OF THIS WORD bec May 19th. Allen, his horse Koko, Jr. ton will be again MORE and back doing the Big (2:14) [Glad BMI- (2:30) [Starday BMI-Miller Brea! the Men Of The West were D Jamboree show come June 6. Word] Ray Baker could garner some booked for the date thru K.B.D. En- Bynum] The vet hillbilly chante Spaniel quick surplus with this lively, fast - could create some Braen, terprises of Calgary, Canada. This Little Richie Johnson plugging paced, chorus -backed sales excitemen makes tale of romantic with this tender, slow -moving blue te enter the first time the performer away on a bevy of new releases in- rejection read with authority and has appeared in Winnipeg. cluding George Hamilton's grass -flavored opus about a fella' another The next "Fair And verve. Eye it. "er p.a. for Allen ìs the Junior Rodeo in Tender Ladies," Lawton Williams' who sees his gal with another Pe vet Denver, June 25th thru the 28th. "Stay On The Ball," Ott Stephens' Plenty of potential. °p for "Be Quiet," Charlie Phillips' "Please (B) WITHOUT A REASON u Joed Ott Devine, program (2:20) [Glad BMI-Mathis, rs director of Help Me Believe" and Red Sovine's of WSM-Nashville, sends along word Franks] More fine country sounds. (B+) 15 ACRES OF PEANU "Old Pipeliner." Spinners can get LAND (2:17) [Starday 814 eoft that Hal Durham, previously of copies pronto This one's a slow -moving sentimental tào,, by writing to Richie at -Moore, Jones] Lively, uptemF w WBCM-McMinnville, Tenn., has joined Box 3, traditional weeper. Altia Belen, New Mexico. chorus -backed infectious, shuffle -bd happy romancer. teuer, 1 J g ban, 40,000 SOLD' ldg ert JIMMY LOGSDON (King 5872) to A Hottest Air JUKEBOX HIT! 11 Play Record and KAY ARNOLD (Chart 1080) arovin WEBB FOLEY'S 11 (B+) I'VE GOT OVER YOU (2:20) I J & [Lois BMI - Pennington] Iho ll J's Jimmy Logsdon has a good chance to (B) LOVIN' TIME (2:11) [pia '`'0t of pull some with ed Desert BMI-Arnold] " 11 loot this catchy, me- "ONE BY ONE' lodic, chorus -backed item in which he lark unleashes her potent, wide r8 laceini n M-50-552 11 KEEP THOSE CARDS AND 9, 4 claims he is finally over a long-stand- vocal talents full -blast on this ino Sea 11 . All Orden, Bookings etc, ing heartbreak. lament about a twosome whose afflt IFetnlg 11 LETTERS COMING IN" has gone on the 4úd CONTACT rocks. 11 "' 4 (B) I HAVE TO LAUGH TO "laPavonPt M -RECORDS COLUMBIA 43005 KEEP FROM CRYING (2:26) (B) COLDER THAN DIAMONR t [Lois 1427 Wells St., Fort Wayne, Ind. (713) 426-2161 BMI-Pennington] Familiar - (2:06) [Painted Desert Bpi ew Call Collect: 424-0573 sounding, shufflin' tale of remorse Arnold] High-spirited, shuffle -n rj a sold with commanding poise by the weeper with a warm, nostalgic try' I chanter. best sound. jrittionall° of 36 Cash Box-June 6, 1 61x

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Enrique Guzmán and c Carvalho Silveira is the new president of the Association of Record Our two most popular singers of the "new wave," Sávio countries of Europe. Producers of Rio de Janeiro. Dr. Sávio is president of Continental Discos César Costa, left town to perform in Spain and other Elétricas S.A.). The other members of the board of directors Enrique departed on May 23 and César on May 24. Enrique is going to make I (Gravaçóes and receive a trophy are: J. Rahmi, of Chantecler, Sebastiáo Bastos, of Audio Fidelity and Andre a picture with Spanish singer and actress Rocío Dúrcal of Imperial (subsidiary of Odeon). The nominations took place in Rio as the most popular singer in Spain during 1963 on a spectacular TV show. hlidoni, clubs and later will visit de Janeiro. César is going to perform also on TV and in night Nobili, of the International department of RGE, announced that the some countries of Europe. Enrique will stay four months in Spain and César Marcos of Mexican "new Italian era proceeds on the label: "Elettrizzante" is the name of an LP to be two months in Europe. The third most popular singer the featuring several Italian songstresses, from CGD; also a new song wave," Oscar Madrigal, gave up his career to study at the University of released in México. with possibilities by the successful Cigliola (Non Ho L'Etá) Cin Quetti, called Texas. The musical field for new singers is very clear Cacio Che Daró." A good opportunity to hit the market with the At last, it seems that the musician strike in México City will end after "Il Primo (Mexican single cut by Lawrence Welk, because it contains the song that has been on two and half months since it started. From now on, the mariachis for several weeks now-"Rhythm Of The Rain" coupled with "Walk folk accompainment) will earn 500 pesos per recording instead of 300 pesos the charts They also will Right In." From the local field, Mario Duarte of the promo dept. of RGE they used to get before. (500 pesos is exactly 40 dollars). reports the release of a new instrumental LP with the orchestra of Helton receive another twelve percent of this amount and some others concessions. Menezes, "Licäo de Balanco," with several hits of the moment, among which: Thus, recording companies will be able to record again. "Bigorrilho," "Miss Balanço" and "Lamento Negro." At the Lola Beltrán, the best and most popular female Mexican folk singer in "Berimbau," Anjos as a professional singer, because ha same time, the announced LP by the group from Belo Horizonte, "Os the last ten years, announced her retirement under the supervision and direction of Maestro Sandino Hohagen. she wants to dedicate now her entire life to her husband and children. Lola "1 Negros," of Audio and two new long plays at Peerless, the ;iii Luis Mocarzel, head of the promo dept. and production manager only will finish two new pictures Fidelity do Brazil, reports that the LP featuring Geraldo Vandre, with some label on which she always has recorded and after that, leave show business. tad a acceptance than all opened again the night Club El Patio with success. We were 9 of the current favorites in the BN field, is having better Eddie Fisher of on a TV show that always presents o the latest releases of the label. Geraldo presents good interpretations informed that Eddie refused to appear "Que E Homem Náo Chora," his own "Fica Mal the most popular foreign artists who arrive in México. Eddie will do a numbers like "Berimbau," locations Corn Deus" and "Samba Em Preludio," sung in duet with Ana Lucia and which picture in Mexico and his producers are studying the most beautiful was a best seller a year ago. Vandre is of the opinion that any music of the of the city. The name of the picture will be "Paint Your Wagon." Brazilian folklore, like the "Baiáo," the "Toada,' "Modinha Imperial," which Sonia López, number one Mexican tropical singer, released a new single music of which he has a deep knowledge, can and for CBS Records, including the songs "Ave de Paso" (Passing Bird) and are part of the Northeast club La should be adapted to the Bossa Nova. Another interesting release of AF is "El Callejón" (The Alley). Sonia is performing now at the night of the folklore music) soloist Bernardo Fuente with his own tropical orchestra. by the "cavaquinho" (Little Guitar new Cascarelli Jr., better known as Xixa. This LP is called simply "Sambas" and Rock and roll singer Manolo Muñoz released at Musart Records two features that popular artist, considered as the rival of Waldir Azevendo, who songs "Un Tangazzo" and "La Escalera" (The Stairs). Manolo is preparing became famous through the world hit "Delicado," with his instrumental group, now his personal version of the American top hit, "Angelito." performing some traditional numbers of local pop music, like: "Pita Amarela," Musart Records announced that rock and roll singer Miguel Angel signed - as did Argentinian singer Daniel a -o' "Boneca de Pixe," "Praça Onze," "Despedida de Mangueira," "Chora Cava an exclusive contract with the company, bac quinho" and others. Varied is the repertory of the new instrumental group, Ríolobos. It is also possible that young Lety Cisneros will do the same thing. 'r exclusive of the label, Jerry Jefferson's Dynamics, composed of young local The three of them belong to RCA Victors "New Wave." y -t0 of international sounding name. On the Twist, Hully- Decca Records released in México with Ricky Nelson the songs "That's musicians, in spite this in México by Gully and Surfing style, they interpret all-time favorites like "A-Me -Ri -Ca,' All She Wrote" and "For You." Decca Records is handled "The Lonely Bull," "Andalucia." Gabriel Mendoza. "Look For A Star," "Che Bombola," Surfs, Enrique Lebendiger reports that the hopes of the Gamma Records released an extended play with the vocal group Les From Fermata Do Brazil, in French, the songs "If I Had A Hammer," "Easier company for a big sale hit of two of the songs released through the inter- who sings on this record Trio Esperança, is with "Bolinha De Sabäo" Said Than Done" and "Uh Hub" and in Spanish the songs "Ciribiribin." pretation of those success -makers, in México City of the picture "Lawrence Of Arabia," and "0 Sapo," which we already mentioned. This last number repeats the Because of the premier (The Duck). Lebendiger is also Tizoc Records released an album with the soundtrack and Gamma Records characteristics of that world success "0 Pato" and Teicher. is happy with the confirmation of the success of the vocal group The Vikings, in the version of Ferrante exclusive of his label. Rogerio Azcárraga, owner of Orfeon-Video vox, in a partnership to open two very young Brazilian boys of US descendents, which will sell all kinds of records. on the well liked American folklore style, like for instance "Davy a new chain of 16 record stores on the deejays' turntables, the tim Crocket" which is lately a constant request young artists are a must on most of the TV and Radio shows for young people. Mexico's Best Sellers her From the A&R for Continental, Diego "Pal- :k h the desk of the responsible for meira" Mulero, we receive the following news: Francisco Petronio, the singer 1 Las Cerezas (La Celiege)-Hnos. Carrión (CBS)-Orfeon)-(Campei) LP on the market which is 2 Tijuana-Los Persuasivos (Gamma) ed with the softest voice in the country, has another Gatica (Musart) having a good reception among old-timers, "Francisco Petronio Recordando 3 Perdoname Mi Vida-Alberto Vázquez (Musart)-Lucho Francisco the classical of Brazilian popular (PHAM) Alves;" this last name is one of Valdéz (Peerless)-Los music and his name is still "The King Of The Voice." After the success of the 4 Muevanse Todos (Twist And Shout)-Vianey exclusive artist of the label Nelsinho, as the crooner on the recent released Rebeldes del Rock (Orfeon)-The Beatles (Musart)-(Grever) LP with the organist Zé Maria, the 5 Laberinto-Sonia López (CBS)-(PHAM) "Bossa Nova E Balanço-Esquema 64," Angeles Azules (Musart) -)oley company the songster, with the name 6 She Loves You-The Beatles (Musart)-Los is trying a hit with a "compact" of Zermeño (Orfeon)-(Mu- "Entäo ... Joáo Chorou." Osny Silva sings on the LP "Tributo Ao Cabo- 7 Entrega Total-Javier Solis (CBS)-Alvaro clinho," to be released in hommage to the all-time favorite songster Silvio musa) Caldas. 8 No Tengo Edad Para Amarte (Non O'1 Eta Per Amarti)-Cigliola Cin- auetti (Gamma) p ' The well promo department and PR of Chantecler, organized, efficient 9 Con Un Beso-Sonora Santanera (CBS) headed by J. Rahmi, assisted by No Oliveira and Braz Bacarin (A&R), with time from of 10 El Martillito (If I Had A Hammer)-Trini López (CBS)-Los Mabers- regularity sohiscialite, (Musart) Campinas, makes lher bow in the t record world. Maria Georgina Junqueira,e tY Z singer and composer will cut a single for the label. Another single will be cut by Renato Guimaráes: an adaptation of Rubinstein's Melody in Fa, by Teixeira Best Sellers Patio b/w "Noite," bolero by Sebastiäo Silva. Wilson Tavares is now under Brazil's contract with the Rooster label: he will cut a single with two numbers with the rhythms accompanied by The Jet Black's. With arrange- This Last of the teens label with Week Week ments by the BN master Roberto Menescal, another compact for the Solo Te (Fermata) Sérgio Endrigo/RCA Victor arda Walter of Rio nightclubs, where 1 1 Io Che Amo Mattesco, well-known among the frequenters 2 4 Ritmo Da Chuva-Rhythm Of The Rain (Fermata) Demetrius/ it will be cut. The well known record critic and newspaper man, composer Denis Brean, to the company: she will cut a single Continental is introduced Gracia Maria 3 2 *Rua Augusta (Vitale) Ronnie Cord/RCA Victor B111 with Spanish hit "Bigorrilho" and another samba by the music - versions of the which will 4 3 Roberta (Fermata) Peppino di Capri/Odeon man Breen. Other future releases: an LP with Waldemiro Lemke, Oslain Galväo/RGE be Blacks" and 5 6 Divorcio (Ricordi) ea presented in a brand new sleeve; another 12" with the "Jet To Hold Your Hand (Duchess-BMI) The Beatles/Odeon mg! still another "Cabocla Bonita." Giane, who 6 5 I Want with Ely Camargo with the name 7 Sapore Di Sale (Fermata) Gino Paoli/RCA Victor with her version headed the charts for a long time, will have 7 out of "Dominique" Doctor's 8 9 America (Shapiro) Prini Lorez/RGE snot to stop for a couple of months with her promising singing career! Lorez/RGE orders! LP on Chantecler, saw 9 13 La Bamba (Embi) Prini José Au gusto, who is now cutting his second 10 Non Ho L'Etá (Fermata) Cigliola Cinquetti/RGE the doors opened to a new career through his first, now as a movie actor. - (Mundo Musical) Roberto Carlos/CBS and 11 8 *Parei Na Contra Mao of the songs from this new waxing, "Angustia da Solidäo" 12 Datemi Un Martello (Fermata) Rita Pavone/RCA Victor F 1?Two"Traiçii.o Uruguay, - " were recorded also in Spanish at the request of Bolivia, 13 15 *Cançáo De Quem Segue Sózinho (Vitale) Moacyr Franco/Copa- Star. Argentiria and Spain. The dancing band called Os Modernistas, exclusive of cabana sly Chantecler by this has its seat in Sao José do Rio Preto; the second LP cut 14 10 *Bigorrilho (Euterpe) Jorge Veiga/RCA Victor s, s dancing music for band is with view to please the young public who needs 15 12 *Juca Do Braz (Fermata) Leila Silva/Continental dancing parties and has a selection of international favorites as well as local *Local hits of the moment, with arrangements by the maestros Mario Perez, Antonio Arruda and Francisco Moraes. If we consider how popular the band is, both Brazil's Top Five LP's in the province and the capital, the new waxing is due to be successful. Ramalho Victor announces that the new Endrigo-Sérgio Endrigo/RCA Victor 1080 Neto, promo and A&R,from RCA happy 1 1 Sergio President of the company, Reid, is back from his US tour, 2 4 Beatlemania-The Beatles/Odeon with Douglas pro will its results. The hommage to this well liked music 3 2 Samba, Esquema Novo-Jorge Ben/Philips take well deserved consisting (211 place in the near the patronage of a commission 4 'S Young-Ray Conniff/CBS _Ard of: Jose future,under Enrique Leben - - Scatena, (RGE) reresenting the record industry, 5 3 Moacyr Franco-Moacyr Franco/Copacabana rat, wl drgeL (Fermata) from Roberto Corte-Real (Emissoras Unidas) th radio the publishers, from the "on and TV, Denis Brean (Gazeta Esportiva) and Cash Box, Brazil's Top Five EP's wh specialized press. on the Rita Pavone who very soon, has another two hits Pavone/RCA Victor market is due in Brazil (If I Had A 1 1 Rita Pavone-Rita with her adhesion the "surf"-"Datemi Un Martello" 2 Ritmo Da Chuva-Demetrius/Continental to Del inter- 2 N the and "Che 3 4 Samba, Esquema Novo-Jorge Ben/Philips Des a trial succesalready Brazil.I The Dynagroove of youngchartsRita is confirmedoina 1 5 Preludios De Amor-Luiz Vieira/Copacabana Dag Ser!es goes te Percussive" with the on with anohe good waxing: "Politely 5 O Amor Mais Puro-Francisco Petronio/Continental orchestra of - nstal Dick Schory. 37 Cash Box-June 6, 1964 International Section q

I www.americanradiohistory.com 1964 CBS European Convention in Spain Torremolinos Confab Climaxes First Year Of Columbia's Full Scale Expansion In Europe. "CBS Means Success" Theme Of Convention

TORREMOLINOS, SPAIN-The 1964 velopment of a vital and exciting shown. He went on to speak about the recordings by their strong and grow. CBS European Convention, which took product, without which no organiza- expansion of the CBS family which ing roster of talented and potentially place at the Hotel Pez Espada, in tion, no matter how large nor how ex- now includes CBS distributors in International artists. Torremolinos, Spain from May 20 to pert its sales and production facili- every country of Europe, and he said 22 climaxed the first year of Colum- ties, can assume importance." that preliminary thought should be CBS CHART SUCCESS bia's full scale onslaught on Europe. He was followed by Peter de Rouge- given to the time when- there would Germany presented disks by Bern.: Since the last convention, a year mont, European operations V/P, who be a world-wide International Conven- Spier, Marika Kilius and Hans-Jorger ago in Paris, the nerve centre of the welcomed and introduced the repre- tion of CBS companies with delegates Baumler. Spier's single "Das Karim' European operation, CBS Interna- sentatives from each European coun- from Latin America, Europe, Africa, Du Mir Nicht Verbieten" (Germai tional has made tremendous progress try and Israel. After explaining the Asia, and Australia. version of Johnny Tillotsons' "You on the continent where its "one look - benefits to be obtained from the con- Can Never Stop Me Loving You"p single image" policy has not only been vention, de Rougemont went on to say NEW PRODUCT was a best seller and occupied the firmly consolidated but has already why the Convention slogan "CBS This was followed by a presentation No. 1 slot in the German charts for paid handsome dividends. Means Success" had been chosen. of pop album & singles material from three months. His latest release The CBS family in Europe continues "When CBS Records started to unfold the U.S.A. by Ken Glancy, V/P A & "Schone Madchen Muss Man Lieben" to grow with wholly or partly owned its European plan last year, the eyes R and Ettore Stratta, International ("Pretty Girls You Have To Love"i record companies in France, Germany of the record world were upon us- A & R and creative services manager, is selling at the rate of 75,000 a week and since January this year, Israel, watching to see what would happen. together with a recapitulation of for- Marika Kilius, the world ice skatinr plus licencees and distributors in 13 Today, just over one year later, we eign language singles produced up to champion who was signed to CBS lee. other major European countries, Aus- can say that CBS "is there" in Eu - the present and a talk on the future than a year ago, reached No. 2 and i

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N /1161k GODDARD LIEBERSON HARVEY SCHEIN KEN GLANCY ETTORE STRATTA JACK TESSLER JANE FRIEDMANN P. de ROUGEMONT STAN WEST President V.P. & Gen. Mgr. V.P. of A&R Int'I A&R and Promo & Merch. Intl Classical European Oper. Coordinator Columbia Records Intl Oper. Creative Services Services Mgr. A&R Serv. Mgr. Vice-Pres. European Oper. Manager tria, Holland and Belgium, Denmark, rope-thanks to the acquisition and overall A & R plans for Columbia. still high in the charts with "Wenn England, Finland, Greece, Italy, Nor- licensing deals worked out. The second day's program included Die Cowboys Traeumen" ("When The way, Spain, Sweden and more recently "The CBS companies in France and talks by Stanley West, coordinator of Cowboys Dream"). Switzerland and Portugal. Germany are both already in a very CBS, on promotion and artists' tours Bernard Mikulski, " head of CBS Over 40 representatives from these profitable position-right from the (popular & classical) and on creative Schallplatten, reported that the la- territories attended the 3 day conven- start all sales and profits forecast in services, advertising and sales etc. bel's product is becoming so impor- tion bringing a truly international at- those two countries have been sur- Miss Jane Friedmann spoke on tant that other companies are cover- mosphere to the conference room of passed, and we are ready to expand Classical Album presentation. ing some of their latest releases. the Hotel Pez Espada. The room was aggressively. There is not one li- Highlight of the second day's pro- From France, where CBS is also decorated for the occasion with the censee on the European mainland gram was `close up' of highly success- very strong, came a new album by flags of the 16 nations together with which is not exceeding its guarantee. ful CBS group, The New Christy Min- Yves Montand and disks by several specially designed pennants carrying I don't have time to quote all cases strels, (currently high in the album other artists. the CBS logo. The walls were lined but mention, as examples, that in charts and climbing the Top 100 with Italy presented the latest record- with `blow-up' pictures of the labels Spain, sales of CBS records in 1963 "Today"), presented by their man- ings by Bobby Solo, the first artist top stars and selected record sleeves were over four times more than in ager George Grief, whose prime ob- ever to sell over one million record@ from the companies world wide re- 1962 and already we have 11% of the ject in flying in for the convention in that country with his sensational leases. Dutch market. was to investigate the possibility of single "Una Lacrima Sul Vico" (Bi- Goddard Lieberson president of Co- booking the group in Europe. cordi). Dr. Guido Rignano, director '63 lumbia Records, flew in from New PROFITS TOP '62 A specially prepared promotional of Dischi Ricordi also has high hopes York with Ken Glancy, V/P A & R "The income which came from Eu- film was screened of the group in ac- for his latest signing for CBS Andrea and from Columbia Records Interna- ropean profits and pressing fees in tion which was enthusiastically re- Lo Vecchio. tional came Harvey L. Schein, V/P 1962 has been surpassed in 1963, and ceived. Delegates from Belgium and Hol- foreign operations, Miss Jane Fried- at the same time, CBS has been build- Grief said that to date mann seven al- land also presented CBS recordingsb» and Ettore Stratta of the inter- ing an organization from which to ex- bums had been released in the U.S. local in Manse national A artists. Later the day, & R Department and Jack pand and develop this initial success with sales (excluding clubs) totalling Villarreal, general manager of Latir Tessler promotion and merchandising in 1964, and the future. over 300,000. American thl services manager. operations, spoke of "We must consider our first year's With commendable foresight and utilization of European catalogs it activities like the beginning with his let GRAMMY NEWS of a eyes on the groups' Interna- Latin America and presented the P snowball-it's difficult to start, but tional potential, he pledged his will- est recordings by CBS artists in hi! Also from America came news that the rate of progress quickens as the ingness to co-operate fully in bring- territory. Of considerable interest t on the eve of the convention Columbia ball grows. Apart from deploying our ing them to Europe for TV and PA's. the delegates was a' Records had the screening received no less than U.S. catalogue onto the European He also said (American managers seven new `Play -Backs.' A series U' eight 'Grammys', (the second highest market, a start has been made on re- please note) number that the fees asked would promotional films which brough of awards) presented by leasing the product of our European not he exhorbitant but in proportion many of the labels top talent, to th' NARAS, the disk achievement soci- artists through CBS outlets in the with European fron ety, giving rates. He said ". conference room via extracts a timely boost to the la- U.S.A., Latin America, and other this is a trend industry and the trend their recordings. Artists included Bar bels quality and status in the world parts of the world. Production of today is International. Bill: wide ma- We know that bra Streisand, Ray Conniff, and record market. terial by European artists will be in- if the New Christy Elling The convention Minstrels are to Butterfield, Percy Faith, Duke opened with an ad- creased now that our organization is go from strength to strength they too ton, Leonard Bernstein, Cuco San dress by Goddard Lieberson, president crystallized. must etc of become International." chez, The Paul Winter Sextet, Columbia Records, during which he "Part of CBS policy is to draw our Grief also said the group would CBS artists cone* said. "I am sure collaborators re- who attended the that the future ex- from local people out- cord in any foreign language and in- tion in person included Cuco San pansion of the market in all parts side the U.S.A. The of plans devised by vited licensees and distributors chez (Ger , Europe will be in to sub- (Mexico), Bernd Spier the area of greater Lieberson and Schein have surpassed mit ideas and suitable material for many), Keeny Rankin (U.S.A.). An 7 sales of LP's. their expectations, and this achieve- consideration. "When this happens, drea Lo Vecchio (Italy) and a net it will greatly ment has been made by Europeans. It In the evening, Grief hosted a cock- and versatile quartette sister extend the opportunities for creative has been hard of work, and we thank tail party on the swimming pool ter- Geschwister Jacob (Germany). Tb functioning by A & R people in devel- you for the part have oping you played." race for all delegates. three day convention closed with new repertoire which perhaps de Rougemont concluded by saying, The goes has, up to now, third day started off with an farewell banquet and cabaret by been inhibited because "There is no doubt that a brilliant fu- Audio -Visual presentation of Colum- CBS artists. of the limitations within the single ture in Europe awaits record our label and bia's highly successful 1963 Sales concept. In any case, through that `CBS Means Success.'" Convention in Puerto AWARDS continued expansion, each country Next Rico. From this is came a Global survey of CBS presentation the excellent After Lieber F now developing interesting by product and the cabaret, Goddard records Harvey Schein, V/P and general multiple creativity of Columbia as a son said he was extremely proud t through the combination of certain manager in which he expressed s new grati- record company was strikingly ap- see how CBS had progressed in popular music styles with na- fication at the great progress th tional characteristics. made in parent. This was followed by the pres- short a time. He paid tribute to We've already the first year of CBS activities in entations of products from European artists performances seen that this combination can pro- Europe. He was and express particularly pleased countries which fully justified the his gratitude and pleasure that the duce hits in proportions no one has to see the amount of good promo- company's thought possible before. policy of recording local were on his label. He also presents tional material, both for the artists artists in the language of their coun- four special there "The International CBS family, as and the label, which prizes awarded on has had been cre- try. sults of sales and voting. been the case in the United ated and distributed. During the States, Canada, Australia and South In addition past twelve months, 1. The Largest -Number Of Sill! to this he commented on CBS has achieved considerable chart Sales. Was.won by. America, is oriented towards the de - some of the impressive CBS SchalplaD packaging success in Europe via local language (Germany) for Bernd Spiers' " 38 Cash Box-June 6, 196

www.americanradiohistory.com Standing: P. Robiefroid (Belgium), H. Baum (Germany), Y. Von Prittwitz (Germany), CBS recording star Bernd Spier, B. Mikulski (Germany), Peter de Rougemont (CBS(, Ken Glancy (Columbia Records -USA) and G. Schmidt (Germany). Front row: J. Vis (Holland), Neville Marten )Cash Box) and Hemmy Wapperom (Holland).

President of Columbia Records, Goddard Lieberson is seen addressing the delegates during his opening speech of the CBS 1964 Convention.

Jose Varzim (Portugal), Mr. J. Humphries (Great Britain), Mr. Leslie Gould (Great Britain), Mr. J. Vidal & Mr. L. Vidal (Spain) and Mr. Pla, also from Spain.

Mr. Pla (Spain), J. Vidal ISpainl, Cuco Sanchez (Mexico), Neville Marten (Cash Box), L. Vidal and Luis Calvo from Spain.

Goddard Lieberson, President Columbia Records addressing the delegates at the Farewell Dinner.

IW. din :an C. Deffes & H. Madden (CBS France), Cuco Sanchez (CBS Artist from Mexico), Miss J. Capstick & Bernard Taylor (CBS France) and Simon Schmidt (CBS Israel).

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Vic r, bigii Kanst Du Mir Nicht Verbieten." DENMARK. G. Rignano (Italy), Harvey Schein (V.P. Columbia Records), Italian singer Andrea Lo BS 2. The Largest Number Of LP O. Wiisholm. Vecchio, Peter de Rougemont (CBS European Operations VIP), L. Salvinl (Italy) and Sales. Was P. Ruggeri (Italy). won by Disques CBS ENGLAND. an (France) for "Rose Marie" by Mar- J. Humphries. :o cel Merkes. Leslie Gould, ay, 3. The Best LP Cover Of Local De- FINLAND: r o' sign. Was won by Disques CBS O. Ruuskanen. ke (France) for "Tango & Paso Doble" !Ma i. by Tani Scala and Antonio Rovira. FRANCE. r. C. Deffes, Miss J. Capstick, ;ed 4. The Best EP Or Single Cover Of B. Taylor, ;isto Local Design. Was won by Dischi Mrs. Madden, J. Vinel. jet' Ricordo (Italy) for Steve Lawrences' GERMANY. ree "Go Away Little Girl." B. Mikulski, Mrs. B. Mikulski, H. s. The surprise of the party came in Baum, H. Hartmann, G. Schmidt, Y. the 1 ' small hours when the delighted Von Prittwitz. lent guests were treated to a brilliant but ract unexpected performance spon- GREECE. by the Mrs. M. Gesar. clod taneously formed "CBS Un -Conven- M. Gesar, fa tional All Stars Orchestra" made up of ISRAEL. lake Goddard Lieberson and Ettore S. Schmidt. Mr. Haerdtl (Austria), Stanley West (CBS France), Mrs. M. Gesar and Cue Stratta (Piano). John Vis (Holland) Standing: Saxe, ITALY. Mr. M. Gesar (Greece), H. Bischof (Switzerland). Front row: S Von Friedberg (Aus- Sect Bernd Spier and Kenny Rankin (Drums) G. Rignano, P. Ruggeri, L. Salvini. tria) and Mr. Kolbe (Switzerland). the and "Hello" Kolbe (Switzer- land) Cu Bass. NORWAY. iPje H. Tveten, R. Wesenlund. ATTENDING DELEGATES Germany's LP Best Sellers 1.S and The following delegates attended PORTUGAL. the Varzim, R. Leal. Last No. Months of 'CBS Means Success' Convention J. This Courtesy of "Musikmarkt" at Torremolinos Month Month In Charts man'. from May 20 to 23, SPAIN. Beatles-Odeon (Electrola) 1964. R. Pla. 1 1 5 With The Beatles-The Ise° J. Vidal, L. Vidal, L. Calvo, U.S.A. 2 2 5 Trini Lopez At P.J: s-Trini Lopez-Reprise (Ariola) .ret SWEDEN. 3 4 3 West Side Story-Original Soundtrack-CBS Goddard Lieberson, K. H. L. Schein, B. Lofberg, L. Lindau. 4 7 2 The Beatles (Please Please Me)-The Beatles-Hoer Zu Glancy, E. Stratta, J. Tessler, Miss J. Friedmann. (Electrola) SWITZERLAND. 1 Fair Lady-German Original Recording-Philips H. Kolbe. 5 - *My dard EUROPE. H. Bischof, 5 *Die Spitzenreiter 1963 (The Top Hits Of 1963)-Various ,. 6 3 ly Peter De Rougemont, Stanley West, Artists-Polydor (D.G.G.) cesse' Mrs. ARTISTS & MANAGERS. At N. Pharr. An- 7 6 3 More Trini Lopez P.J.'s-Trini Lopez-Reprise dbat Geschwister Jacob (Germany), (Ariola) LATIN AMERICA. Lo Vecchio (Italy), Kenny Ran- id e drea 1 *Twist Im Star Club-The Rattles-Philips M. (Mexico), 8 - re Villarreal. kin (U.S.A.), Cuco Sanchez und Schlagerparade (The Big George Grief 9 9 3 *Die Grosse Star Star And 50 P AUSTRIA. Bernd Spier (Germany), Hit Parade)-Various Artists-Decca (Teldec) ed o (Manager) (U.S.A.). Aus Dem H. Haerdtl, S. Von Friedberg. 10 8 4 "Freche Chansons Alten Frankreich (Spicy Chan- sons From Old France)-Helen Vita-Vogue BENELUX. TRADE PAPER REPS Productions elm .I. `German Original Vis, H. Wapperom, P. Robiefroid. Nevile Marter, Cash Box. SPien Cash 39 Box-June 6, 1964

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Great Britain tribute is paid to the Beatles in particular and British artists Amy 36 Mercury 40, 43, 50 and compositions in general which have contributed to Britain's export drive. Argo 93 MGM 23, 44 i:' They quote from Barclay's Bank Review statement "... when Britain followed Atco 63, 100 Montel 85 American taste in popular music, British record companies were sending con- Atlantic 32, 69, 90 Monument 72 tir siderable royalties abroad. The Beatles and the trend towards British music, Cameo 3, 84 Motown 4, 30, 35, 94 have made a significant contribution to the British balance of payments by Capitol .... 18, 19, 27, 48, 56, 86, 95 Parkway 75 reducing this outflow of foreign exchange. Moreover, as their reputation grows, Chess 53 Philips 46, 55, 59 h l royalties are beginning to flow into this country. And so The Beatles have be- Columbia 13, 25, 29, 39, 62, 77 Puppy 92 come an `invisible' export. In support of their records The Beatles are making Command 5 RCA Victor .. 14, 15, 16, 38, 78, 80, 81 a' several tours abroad. Part of the receipts will add to Britain's gold and foreign Crusader 41, 52 Red Bird exchange reserves." Decca 24, 26, 66 Reprise 87 h I The Guild reports that in 1963 the BBC broadcast 4,335 items of American Dolton 24 Rust 99 only 37,213 items. They are continu- Domain material; 8,299 foreign items and British 89 Scepter 8 il. ally pressing for more British representation by the BBC and when the Cor- Dot 79 Smash 31, 74, 96 tc poration's plan to increase its soundbroadcasting by 94 hours per week comes Epic 9, 17, 20 Sue 96 I1 into effect, the Guild are hoping to get these hours filled with material of Era 82 Symbol 71 tF British origin. Golden Crest 57 Tamla 71 pI It was with regret that we recorded last week the death at the age of 76 of Golden World 11 Tigar 72 li Mister Lawrence Wright. Known in Britain as the `Daddy' of Tin Pan Alley, Gordy 67 Tollie 2, 10 Lawrence Wright was the first publisher to open an office in Denmark Street Hickory 60 United Artists 49, 54 l;li In ac- Imperial 7, which is now synonymous with music publishing. addition to his British 34, 58, 65,68 Veejay 33, 76 tivities, Lawrence Wright was equally well known throughout America and the Kapp 6, 51 u" :I Verve 97 continent not only for his publishing work but as a songwriter. Writing under Kent 37 ir_ the pen name of Horatio Nichols he gave the world such standards as "Among Laurie 28, 70 Wand 83 My Souvenirs," "Mistakes," "Old Father Thames" etc. The BBC recently hon- Liberty 45, 47 World Artists 60, 91 ored him with a special feature "The Lawrence Wright Story." T- t in answer numerous cm A new independent record company, Solar Records, has been formed by two to requests for such a service CASH BOX will run the Top 100 Labels feature L weekly basis. It has been designed primarily as an aid to our International readers desiring a capsut' young men Jeff Smith and Robin Leigh operating from 102, GearyRoad, Dollis summary of labels they carry and their representation on the CASH BOX Top 700. feature con also be Hill, N.W.10. Having discovered and contracted their own artists, they plan a a handy order for distribs, racks, dealers and one-stops ordering disks by labels. Dl complete pop catalog which will incorporate all the latest music trends. They eR' are also seeking continental and American material. Distribution is being FE negotiated and first release schedule for June 5. Disks will go out on their own Great Britain's Best Sellers Solar label. EP This Last Weeks r¡ Roy Berry, managing director of the Campbell Connelly group, just back sr from a month's visit to America acquiring and placing material, advises that Week Week On Chart he has entered the independent disk production field with a new company Cee 1 1 5 *Juliet -The Four Pennies (Philips) Flamingo eE Cee Productions. Mike Collier, who returned to this country after an eight year 2 10 3 You're My World -Cilla Black (Parlophone) Aberbach 7 stay in America, will act as A & R Manager. First release put out by EMI is 3 3 8 My Boy Lollipop -Millie (Fontana) Chappell a new r & b group The Downliners Sect, who debut with an old Jimmy Reed 4 5 4 It's Over -Roy Orbison (London) Chappell PI number "Baby What's Wrong With You." 5 9 4 Constantly -Cliff Richard (Columbia) World Wide 6 7 4 *A Loving sto Johnny Hamp of Granada TV leaves for the States on June 5 visiting Chi- Little -The Fourmost (Parlophone) Jaep cago, Nashville, New York and Los Angeles. He will be seeking and signing 7 2 6 *Don't Throw Your Love Away -The Searchers (Pye) Wei. rdin talent for future British productions. Hamp has been responsible for producing beck nte shows around many top American artists including Frank Sinatra, Peter, Paul 8 4 9 I Believe -The Bachelors (Decca) Cinephonic net 9 18 2 *The Rise And Spat and Mary, and Ella Fitzgerald as well as r & b shows featuring Muddy Fall Of Flingel Bunt -The Shadows (Colour. Waters, Memphis Slim, Big Joe Williams etc. Hamp's current production is bia) Shadows xca 10 11 5 Walk On By ck "The Chuck Berry Show" to be transmitted by Granada TV on June 2. -Dionne Warwick (Pye) 17 Saville Row 11 8 6 *Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying & The Pace n hú A -Gerry statement from the Blackburn -Lewis agency informs that Alan Blackburn, makers (Columbia) Pacer old due to his increasing agency and booking committments in Europe, will no 12 12 10 I Love You Because Reeves (RCA) Bourne Th longer be associated with -Jim Vic Lewis in an agency business in the U.K. He will, 13 1 No Particular Place To Go-Chuck Berry (Pye) Jewel Jac, however, maintain office - his in Curzon Street. Vic Lewis will continue to rep- 14 6 9 *World Without Love -Peter & Gordon (Columbia) Northern eet resent G.A.C. in the U.K. as well as his own activities in promotion and repre- cas sentation. Songs 15 15 3 I Will-Billy Fury (Decca) Bens Ean1E Due to the fantastic success of the title song from the Broadway show 16 14 5 *Don't Turn Round -The Merseybeats (Fontana) Robbins enm "Hello devil Dolly," Edwin H. Morris is releasing the music in Britain before the 17 - 1 My Guy -Mary Wells (Stateside) Aberbach show hits London at the end of the year. Louis Armstrong scooped the Ameri- 18 - 1 Non Ho L'Eta Per Amarti-Gigliola Cinquetti (Decca) fact can market dislodging the Beatles from the No. 1 stronghold but can he repeat Chappell .froi his performance here? In competition with 'Satchmo' whose version is issued 19 17 7 Move Over Darling -Doris Day (CBS) California r quE on London are Kenny Ball on Pye and Frankie Vaughan on Philips. 20 13 10 *Can't Buy Me Love-The Beatles (Parlophone) NIthe1* ¡nß Previously handled by The Tin Pan Alley Group, Favourite Music, an asso- Songs `Local Copyright On 0t ciate of the Dorothy Solomon Agency, will now operate from Renown House headed by Jo Wright under the direction of Philip Solomon. Current Favourite hi numbers include "Funny Things" by The Redcaps (Decca) and "Something On Top Ten LP's Top Ten EP's na; My Mind" by The Mods on RCA. The Mods were discovered by agent Philip rn( Solomon, recorded by his independent recording set-up and leased to R.C.A.- 1 1 The Rolling Stones - The 1 1 The Rolling Stones - Th, l' Ost the first British artists to be recorded and issued on the R.C.A. label. Solomon Rolling Stones (Decca) Rolling Stones (Decca) ^tteC is also negotiating for the Bachelors to visit New York for TV and personal 2 2 With The Beatles - The 2 7 Love In Las Vegas -Elvis was appearances after their summer season at Blackpool. Their Decca recording of Beatles (Parlophone) Presley (RCA) ilnska "I Believe" is still in the charts after 10 weeks and "Diane" is currently climb- 3 3 Session With The Dave Clark 3 3 The Merseybeats On Stage ing fast up the American Top Twenty. The boys add their distinctive touch to Five -Dave Clark Five (Co- The Merseybeats (Fontana jPBiE their new Decca release 4 -a revival of the oldie "Ramona." lumbia) 4 Hungry For Love - Tb, tine The Remo 4-a group from Liverpool -signed by starmaker Brian Epstein. 4 9 Dance With The Shadows - Searchers (Pye) First disk for Piccadilly is The Shadows (Columbia) 5 2 All My Loving -The Beatl r Stoc, "Sally Go Round The Roses" -a hit for the Jayn- Tb ettes in the States last year. 5 4 West Side Story -Soundtrack (Parlophone) (CBS) 6 5 The Dave Peter and Gordon whose debut disk "A World Without Love" Clark Five - g1 reached world has now 6 6 A Girl Called Dusty -Dusty Dave Clark Five (Columbia¡ sales of 1,000,000 are to visit America on June 16 for an eight - day stint of TV and personal appearances. Paul Springfield (Philips) 6 Twist And Shout - 7úi McCartney and John Lennon 7 5 Stay With The Hollies-The Beatles (Parlophone) have again penned their follow-up disk "Nobody I Know," issued on Columbia. I0 On behalf of Pye Records, The Searchers Hollies (Parlophone) 8 - The Bachelors -The Bachtl, hosted a reception at ATV House 8 7 Please Please Me The lors (Decca) for American singer Dionne Warwick. Dionne here for TV and concert engage- - ments is having her first Beatles (Parlophone) 9 Cliff's Palladium British chart success with "Walk On By." The 9 Latest - Successes Searchers, who visited the States earlier for promotional - And Greatest -Chuck commence their and TV appearances, Berry (Pye) Cliff Richard (Columbia) first road tour of the U.S. on May 27. The group 1 in the American are currently 10 10 Meet The Searchers The 10 10 Anyone Who Had A Heart- Top 100 with "Sugar And Spice" and "Don't Throw Your Searchers (Pyc - Love Away." A new album just issued in Britain "It's The Searchers" Cilla Black (Parlophone t surely hit the charts here. must Quickies: Gold Disk for Dave Clark Five for "Bits And Pieces" Silver disk for (Columbia) Sweden's Best Sellers Cilla Black for "You're My World" (Parlophone) .. Silver disk also to The Four 1 1 5 I Love You Because Pennies for "Juliet" (Philips) . John Schroeder (Jim Reeves/RCA Victor) Reuter Oriole Records end of leaves Reuter AB May after two years with the company.. "Oh My Darling Caroline" by Ronny 2 5 3 Suspicion (Terry Al currently topping German charts issued here on Stafford/London)Belinda (Scandinavia) Decca. . . After success of "Mocking Bird Hill," The Migil 3 8 2 My Boy Lollipop (Millie/Fontana) Thore Ehrling Musik A. oldie Five revive the 4 2 9 "Near You" (Pye). . . . Polly Perkins waxes Paul Anka Can't Buy Me Love (The Beatles/Parlophone) Sonor "Young Lover" on Oriole composition Musikförlags AB published by Lyn Music.... Jack Mills, President of Mills Music America, in Europe visiting his publishing 5 7 6 Good Golly Miss Molly (The Swinging Blue Jeans/HMS' Dovells companies. . . The recent American hit "You Can't Sit Down" recorded by Nottingham Southern Music AB group, The Beatmen on Pye.... "(Just Like) Romeo And 6 - 1 A World Without Love (Peter & Gordon/Columbia) Sonar flections issued here Juliet" by The Re- Musikförlags AB on Stateside... Jackie de Shannon's single "You Walk Into The Room" on Liberty as is her LP "Walking 7 3 9 California Sun (The Rivieras/Sonet) Robert Mellin (Scar, die Down The Line." ... Fred- and the Dreamers for America in June.... EP by Petula dinavia) AB En Clark "Encore 8 10 2 ( Francais" on Pye.... Daryl Quist has covered the Bobby Goldsboro Just One Look (The Hollies/Parlophone) can hit "See Ameri- 9 1 Don't Throw The Funny Little Clown" (Pye).... Also on Pye Francois Hardy's Your Love Away (The Searchers/Pye) French hit, "Tous Les Garcons Et Les Filles." 10 9 6 Little Children (Billy J. Kramer/Odeon) Belinda (Sear dinavia) AB *Local copyright. u 40 Cash Box -June 6, 1 964 International Sectla

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12, )ENMARK Australian Record Company has five new locally produced singles out on o, 42 Leda and Lucienne, newcomers on records from EMI (HMV) here, have the CBS label. The Telstars have "Beatlemania" c/w "Dancing Mood;" Laurel "Waiting On The Corner"! Lea 22 rot a lot of promotion for their record, including has a single of "Treasure Of Your Love;" The Ray Price Quartet have Wishing To Kiss You." Also new on records here is Anni Sylvan, debuting "Cossack Patrol;" The Atlantics have "Rumble And Run" and Lindy Lou is .n Columbia with "You Thrill Me"/"For You." out with "Little Bitty Texan." This is the biggest batch of local singles to be opened Tivoli here. Hede Nielsen's Fabrikker io, 35 Miriam Makeba just at the released by Australian Record Company. ,b/S (HNF) handling RCA Victor here has started a special promotion cam - Star disk-jockey John Laws is back on deck at Station 2 GB in Sydney; Among from HNF is a single i6 ss paign for her recordings. the latest releases John was away from his post for several weeks through illness. Ward Austin with Eugen Tajmer, including "Jeg Elsker Dig Ford" (I Love You Because)/ -who was formerly with Radio 2UE-started his disk-jockey shows at 2GB Min Hest" (The Of Laredo). leading ,a so eg Sadler Streets recently. On his first day at the station Ward was welcomed by many Latest releases from NPA (Nordisk Polyphon Akts.) include "What Do Ya' record stars who gathered to wish him well in his new post. lay?" with Johnny Reimar on Philips and `You're The One"/"Love Me Baby" Peggy March's new RCA single has been released "Takin' The Long Way with Kathy Kirby on Decca. Home" c/w "Leave Me Alone." Also on RCA is the latest from Bobby Bare, "More Than A Poor Boy Can Give" and "Have I Stayed Away Too Long." +INLAND Another interesting RCA side features The Womenfolk with "Little Boxes" 1' 74 It has been a very lively spring on the jazz scene in Finland. Scandia Music and "Love Come A'Tricklin' Down." 7o. Ltd., has arranged four successful concerts with the Modern Jazz Quartet, Out front still in sheet music sales we find songs associated with the Beatles. 3lla Fitgerald and Oscar Peterson in April and the Art Farmer Quartet in "All My Loving," "Can't Buy Me Love" and "I Saw Her Standing There" llay. Cliff Richard and The Shadows are contracted for appearances May 28 are at the top of the list but are being hard pressed by the Al Martino hit n Helsinki's outdoor amusement park Linnanmäki. song "I Love You More And More Every Day." 9 In the album field RCA as 6JORWAY should score well with the Floyd Cramer package, on "Country Piano-City Strings." Cramer has always been a consistent artist 1í Corning up on the charts here is "Constantly" with Cliff Richard 3olumbia, this week moving from the 16th to 8th spot. on disk in Australia and even though he hasn't had a really big single for a the latest releases from Iversen & Frogh A/S (EMI here) includes while his many fans should welcome this new album. Among Local The de Kroo a new LP with The Shadows, "Dance With The Shadows." On Regal has been stars Brothers have a single for Festival Records which couples "Buena Surete" with "Love Is A Meaningless Word." The boys did 6 released two EP's and four LP's of music from the Salvation Army in !onnection with the present tour in Norway of The International Staff Band pretty well with their last single and before that they had a nationwide hit seem from London. with "Scarlet." e9 e A rush -release on Festival is "Yesterday's Gone" featuring Chad Stuart and !ma SWEDEN Jeremy Clyde. Initial disk-jockey acceptance in Australia is more than enough New Records from Karusell Grammofon AB includes t'he EP "Fats On Fire" to indicate that this record looms as a big threat to the number one spot Nith Fats Domino on Karusell, "Can't Buy Me Love" with Ella Fitzgerald on right round Australia. If it doesn't get to No. 1, it will get awfully close. Verve, "Whenever He Holds You" with Bobby Goldsboro on United Artists and We goofed in the column a couple of weeks ago in the story regarding :he EP "Accordion Jazz Suite" with Lill -Magnus Quintet on Swe-Disc. The Harold Hull of Muzas-the company is a subsidiary of Radio Melbourne 3AW, latter is a jazz suite in four parts composed by accordionist Lill -Magnus. not 3AK as was printed. Our apologies all round. New sheet music from Gehrmans includes "I'm Gonna Go Fishin'" by Disk-jockey Scott Newman has rejoined the staff of Station 2UE in Sydney. Duke Ellington with Swedish lyrics (Jag Ska Ut Och Fiska) by Leif Nilson, Scott was with 2 UE a couple of years back but left to take an overseas trip. trbac Henry Mancini's "Baby Elephant Walk," "I'm Old Fashioned" by Jerome The 2 UE disk-jockey line up now is Scott Newman, Sam Kronja, Gray Clark, Kern with Swedish lyrics (Men Jag Vill Ha Romantik) by Bengt Haslum. Geoff Marshall and Len London; program manager is Ron Hurst. Knäppupp reports good sales results for "Hello, Dolly!" with Louis Arm- W & G Records says that reports from California indicate that Chapel le strong on Kapp. The record is now again available in Scandinavia where it Records there will issue the second volume of "Children's Sacred Singalong" was ep stopped by the original publisher a couple of months ago. Usually, featuring Australian artists The Roy Naden Singers. Volume One of the series Pye recordings from musicals are now being released before the musical is being released twelve months ago by Chapel has proved most successful and is presented in the territory. available in both disk form and on 4 -track stereo tape. Sonet Grammofon AB has released seven EP's with Spanish folk music on It is interesting to note that the record that "started it all" some ten years the Spanish label Discophon. Three of the records are typical folk music from ago, "Rock Around The Clock" by Bill Haley and The Comets, is back on our vs Mallorca, very popular place for Swedish tourists. best-seller list of singles. It has recently been issued by Festival and still Back in town is publisher Felix Stahl from a trip that since March had sounds as good as the day it was first released. Row taken him to Denmark, Israel, France, Belgium, England, USA and Germany. The Be told Cash Box that he was very satisfied with the result of his journey. On Thursday, May 21, a delegation of some 20 people representing record Australia's Best Sellers manufacturers as well as music publishers discussed with Georg Eliasson, head 1 Can't Buy Me Love (The Beatles-Parlophone) Leeds Music Jewe, of the entertainment dept. at SBC-TV, Sweden's government non-commercial 2 World Without Love (Peter & Gordon-Columbia) Leeds Music ( Noi broadcasting and TV company, and Folke Erbo, head of the Record Dept. of 3 My Boy Lollipop (Millie-Philips) Planetary -Nom the same organization. The delegation wanted more Swedish and/or Scandi- 4 Viva Las Vegas (Elvis Presley-RCA) Belinda Music navian music to be aired, the two hours long discussion, it 5 My Guy (Mary Music Rob and as a result of Wells-Stateside) Belinda was decided that the two parts should keep contacts for the future. Record 6 Little Children (Billy J. Kramer-Parlophone) Belinda Music manufacturers and music publishers will organize a committee of six persons, 7 *She Wears My Ring (Johnny O'Keefe-Leedon) Acuff -Rose ,ti ( three from each, who will handle the future contacts with SBC-TV in this and 8 Rock Around The Clock (Bill Haley-Festival) Southern Music other questions of mutual interest for the two parts. 9 All My Loving (The Beatles-Parlophone) Leeds Music nia Coming up on the charts here is "A World Without Love" with Peter and 10 *Poison Ivy (Billy Thorpe & Aztecs-Linda Lee) Aberbach (N Gordon on Columbia, and "Don't Throw Your Love Away" with The Searchers *Locally Produced Record. on Pye, Marlene Dietrich is contracted to appear in Stockholm June 18 to 30, %p . between June 8 and 16 she will be appearing in Gothenburg, western Sweden. Denmark's Best Sellers r At the moment, Miss Dietrich is touring the USSR. The Osmond Brothers, well-known from the Andy Williams Show have been 1 1 7 Non Ho L'Eta (Gigliola Cinquetti/Triola) Stockholms contracted Musikproduktion ones for a tour in Sweden late in Augu-st. The Andy Williams 2 3 7 Viva Las Vegas (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) Belinda Dee Show was very popular (Scan- on Swedish TV last spring. dinavia) AB 'ego Svenska Manu has released the debut record with Gunilla Postaroff, an EP including "Bla Löften" (Blue Winter), "Ensam" (Nina), "Pa Namnsdagen Sä 3 2 8 Can't Buy Me Love (The Beatles/Parlophone) Mutltione A/S Vii! 4 4 4 Java (Al Hirt/RCA Victor) Broadway Music AB on Jag Ha En Beatle" (Ich Wünch Mir Zum Geburtstag Einen Beatle) and (F! gar 5 6 2 I Love You Because (Jim Reeves/RCA Victor) Märks Pä Lek" (Es Ange Est Venu). Musikforlag Love AB groupth fromammofon has releasedrecentlya 6 8 2 My Boy Lollipop (Millie/Fontana) StockholmS which competitiole fothr smahe ll combos won n 7 2 My alen. They are On RCA Lars 7 Bonnie (The Beatles/Parlophone) Multitone A/S or 8 10 2 California Sun (The Rivieras/Sonet) Robert Mellin 'fie Lönndahll,, ats Olsson's rChoir and ecca.0Orchestra have record do`Hela lo Dolly !" on (Scan- Fiv a single. dinavia) AB 9 5 4 Nu Rejser Jeg Hjem (Detroit City) (Gustav Winckler/ (CO boos Sonet) Cedarwood (Scandinavia) AB Dionne Records 10 3 Good Golly Miss Molly (The Swinging Blue Jeans/HMV) lone) Warwick Feted By Vogue Southern Music AB -The p ,, _..,.__ _ Norway's Best Sellers

, Sig 1 1 9 I Love You Because (Jim Reeves/RCA Victor) Reuter & ,olum Reuter AB ,dA 2 2 9 *La Meg Vaere Ung (Wenche Myhre/Triola) Arne Bendiksen .lopbo A/S 3 3 6 Non Ho L'Eta (Gigliola Cinquetti/Triola) Stockholms Musikproduktion 4 5 5 My Boy Lollipop (Millie/Fontana) Thore Ehrling Musik AB 5 4 9 Can't Buy Me Love (The Beatles/Parlophone) Edition riP Lyche 6 7 11 All My Loving (The Beatles/Parlophone) Edition Lyche ode 7 6 13 Skona Mitt Hjärta (Pick Up The Pieces) (Siw Malmkvist/ Metronome) Imudico A/S oáe11 8 9 3 A World Without Love (Peter & Gordon/Columbia) Edition Lyche JeaP 9 - 1 Constantly (Cliff Richard/Columbia) 10 8 4 Good Golly Miss Molly (The Swinging Blue Jeans/HMV) mbíai tONDON--Scepter lark above at a cocktail recep- Music AB given Dionne Warwick is shown Southern in her honor by reddpps of Europe's Vogue Records during her recent }telh the tt2o Pictured above are to Lawrence nationalcmamanager er of int Germany; Tony Jackson;:e1Le n Louis Benjamin, managing director of Pye Records; Dionne Warwick; "The Best in Scandinavia Bens" theer ae of .... i'Cat;n Vogue -Scepter; Chris Curtis; Mike Pender; and John McNally ground.

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NEWS FROM HOLLAND Recently we had the very great pleasure of meeting Harvey Schein and De pan Rougement from C.B.S. They were quite satisfied with the result obtained by Holland's top singer Adamo, who just received his Golden Disc Award for dal t'Vous Permettez Monsieur," has entered the charts with another big hit, the French C.B.S. We must point out several of these successes of the firm, "Quand Les Roses," released by Bovema's HMV -label. and especially the original soundtrack from the film, "West Side Story." Also of the film is still showing at the same cinema in its first run and has just passed ord Gramophonehouse's EMI-labels HMV, Columbia and Capitol, are now gla. working out several its 115th week which is in itself a record. sales -activities behind this year's Holland -Festival. Among the disks they are the Beatles; we do not think Au There's a tight schedule best-selling have for distribution of covers, window -displays, additional it necessary to comment about this. Still with C.B.S. they announced that " an, details and release lists among retailers, as well as adjusted sales programs for in reps. Madame Huan Madden is in charge of the classical artists department and she informs us that Brailowski has an exclusive contract tied up with C.B.& ppor. Bovema's Columbia -label's hit the stands last week with very strong singles, He has just given two concerts, one at Dijon and the other at Lyon. Else, e: 2 such as Peter and Gordon's "A World Without Love," Cliff's "Constantly," where she also announces the release of an LP by Bruno Walter directing rs 1 Major Lance's "The Matador" and The Village Stompers' Dixie -treatment of New York Philharmonic Orchestra and reading Schubert Symphonies 5 and& al s' "From Russia With Love." Also the release of an LP by Stern and Oistrakh, "Four Concertos For Two o IA classic New jazz -items on this country's Atlantic -list are the magnificent Art Violins." Strings and cymbals by Vivaldi. Here we re -find the excellent luge Farmer -Jim of tin Hall 12" LP "Interaction" and John Lewis -Albert Mangelsdorff's catalog of C.B.S. and this is with great pleasure. Still on the subject bed combined efforts on firm we have just received more news by way of a letter signed by Claude "Animal Dance." Mixund, Capital -Holland released Buck Owen's "Love's Gonna Live Here," Deffer who informs us that Rudy Hirigoyan is taking over again the principal Jackie role in the operetta entitled "Mediterranee" at the Chatelet. Claude Leveillet Gleason's movie themes "For Lovers Only" and a re-release of "The Voices of Kin Hope" album. the Canadian star, has just had his first disk out on the French market. Still Play with the youngsters and still on the C.B.S. ticket Jean Michel Rivat with Bovema rsitiF MMO-label last week featured piano trios by Beethoven (minus one title "Plus I] Est Indifferent" Lastly, on this chapter we have also received cello) via a series of 3 LP -albums, the minus -one -violin -version of Bach's at C Violin Double letter from Bernard Taylor in which he tells us of his satisfaction with the rsiti -Concerto and, in the jazz area, it's "Fun with Drumsticks." development taken by Arteco. Bovema's Imperial -label reports that its Ing It talented vocalist Shirley Zwerus On the other hand let's take off our hats and salute Maria Candido who will participate in this year's important Knokke -Song Festival. went to sc and visited the tomb of Frederic Mistral to meditate. In his honor slo cord: For the first time, an integral recording of Bach's Brandenburg Concertos has just recorded a song by Amade and Dumont. But Monike Knuchel, from has been released in rted t the logical numbering 1-2-3 and 4-5-6 on two LP's Festival, who supplied us with this information, unfortunately omitted to (Philips). The entirely Dutch production ar as features the Netherlands Chamber mention the title of the tune. ata Orchestra cond. by violinist Szymon Goldberg. The latest album in Philips' Let's point out the birth of a new publishing firm entitled Sandra Music, famous "Modern Music Series" is devoted to Arnold Schoenberg and his directed by Helene Calvet, the wife of one of the boys from the "Compagnona the Viennese pupils gb. Anton Webern and Alban Berg, Leo Boudewijns of Phonogram De La Chanson." Helene Calvet made her first steps in a publishing firm is reported. The hat m works, "Pieces for Orchestra" by the three composers, are A&R with Salvet. She points out that Franck Fernandel will sing from her. performed by the London Symphony Orchestra repertory the song nese under Antal Dorati. "C'est Comme Ça Marseille" and Frida Boceara will oh udento Reports from Singapore, "Autrefois" at the French Song Festival Les Pins organized Tabet as received by Phonogram Holland: The Jumping at Juan by ed b Jewels and Johnny Lion, Holland's and the R.T.F. f most popular group, score fantastic tion i successes while on Among the French the Eurovision sa) their Oriental tour. Sold -out halls, thousands of Malayan titles presented at song contest let's the fans crowding around that at this instant of the Dutch ensemble wherever the boys go or perform. writing the song entitled "Chanson De Mallory" seems! questi The to be tour has been continued for another week, so that the group and their the best for certain success. Must mention two vocal recordings alread)I rnM manager Herman Batelaan will existing, firstly by Rachel on the Barclay label and secondly Les Compagnons not return to Holland befor the end of June. ed br Latest success -LP of De La Chanson on the Polydor label. While on the of Compagnons the Jewels, with singers Johnny Lion and new discovery, subject the Dar' 22 year old jazz -singer Leddy Wessel, is entitled we must say that since their appearance in Paris they seem to have found "Live" (Philips). : Anneke again the route to success and have recuperated their old fans and public. nkei Grönloh made a new hit -recording with Dutch version of Belgian omen success We now switch to Philips who inform us of a big success obtained by an "Près De Ma Rivière" (Near By River) of singer -songwriter Robert releas, Cogoi. Coupling EP containing the music from a Television program for children called "Bon is 'Nog Een Jaar," Dutch version of German number "Noch mth a Ein Jahr." On Philips, in "Favorieten soir Les Petits." This disk is classed among the best-sellers on sale with Express" single -series. Philips and in the disk world in Paris. }ofrr One of the best selling hits in len D Holland at the moment is Corrie Brokken's News that will not leave anyone indifferent is the information we have jo version of Charles Aznavour's "La Mamma" (Philips). nto lated The song was trans- heard about Brassens' health. That he is obliged to retire for about six monti by Lodewijk Post, who had earlier success with Willeke Alberti's Golden We knew that this French poet was more Record "Spiegelbeeld" than tired and he had to stop qu q (Tender Years), for which he made the Dutch a few times because of his poor health. Let's wish him a very quick return euEu adaptation. After a slow start in March, Brokken's ro J fast now great recording is selling work. since intensive TV -and radio -plugging along with publicity. Xenk Fast aye J climbers on Dutch charts are "I Believe" of the English Trio The Bachelors (Decca), "Suspicion" by Terry Stafford (London) and "Forever" France's Best Sellers Vau by Pete Drake & his Talking Guitar (Philips). Latest Then Phonogram rush -releases by 1 Non Ho L'Eta (Nisa, are "Ronnie" by the Four Seasons (Philips) and "That Girl Panzeri) Recorded by Gigliola Cinquetti. Publishi ' unit Belongs To Yesterday" by Gene Pitney (United Artists). firm Editions Barclay. ,t , Ter 2 La at Freddy Scott and the Condors recently Mamma (Charles Aznavour) Recorded by Charles Aznavour. Publishing Pei cut their first RCA -Victor single: firm French Music His "Good Golly Miss Molly"/"Lucille." This new group of Dutch al teeners gathered 3 A Present Tu Peux T'En Aller (I. Raymonde, G. the 13 in no time some 1200 fans around them, which affirms the M. Hanker, J. M. Riviere, popularity the boys Bourgeois) Recorded by Les Surfs firm Jtoj( already have. Jim Reeves' "I Love You Because" has and Richard Anthony. Publishing top positions rushed to one of the Chappell hiku since his visit to Holland and his appearance on TV A last April. 4 Paris (Enrico Macias, Peigné) Recorded Enrico firm rese d( surprise -visit to Amsterdam from Harry Belafonte, who's latest by Macias. Publishing "Zombie single, Editions Tutti that 2 Jamboree"/"The Midnight Special," and whose "live" recording "Belafonte at 5 She Loves You (The Beatles) Recorded by The Beatles. Publishing firm ,Pon l' the Greek Theatre" have an excellent sale. Dutch Ilse Stevenson Pigalle made a new record: "He's Got The Whole World In His salut Hearts." The Beale Hands"/"Two jog I Street Jazzband cut a very strong EP. Especially "Song Of The Volga Boatman" and "Southtown U.S.A.," which have that PPon Street" -sound. typical "Beal ''Spoke: Talking about sound ... The Nashville Sound is heard all over Holland's Best Sellers the Pon country. Inelco released several top LP's such as From Nashville.... V Hit Sound" (The "The This Last "Sun( Anita Kerr Singers); "Guitar Country" (Chet Atkins); "500 Miles Away From Home" (Bobby Bare). Week Week ding Cameo -Parkway's 1 2 Can't Buy Me Love (The Beatles/Parlophone) (Les Ed. Chubby Checker is expected to perform in the Hague, Basart/Amsterdam) Id Holland the evening of June 17 with KRO-TV on The popular hand for a 'live" -broadcast. 2 1 Vous Permettez Monsieur (Adamo/Pathé) singer drew a S.R.O.-House last year when his spectacular (Anagon/Heemstede. was presented at The show 3 3 Non Ho L'Eta (Gigliola Cinquetti/Show Records) World Must Hague's Kurhaus, home of the annual "Grand Galla Du Brussels) Disque." Artone, distrib for the label in Benelux, meanwhile reports good I 4 La Mamma (Corrie Last results with the artist's current chart -item "Hey Bobba Needle." Brokken/Philips), Charles Aznavour/Barclay New local (Editions Altona/Amsterdam) week recordings from the Artone & Funckler catalogs include instrumental a new 5 6 Bits And Pieces (Dave Clark Five/Columbia) Sondas. deck by Z.Z. & The Masks with "Tamara" and "Till." Group Anagon I its second made Heemstede) TV -appearance last week and scored heavily with "La Comparsa" 2l and "Dracula" over the past months. Brand 6 10 Gib' Mir Dein Wort (Freddy/Polydor) (Editions is Ruby new addition on the Funckler label Altona/Amster 6 van Dalm, an Indonesian -born artist who is presented dam) Rhytmics" with his "Royal P in "Terang Boelan" and "Lenggang Kangkoeng." 7 5 De Winter Was Lang (Willeke Alberti/Philips) New single (Les Ed. Id 3S material released by Artone from the Cadence catalog features Basart/Amsterdam) Lenny Welch S C in his charming vocal -version of "Ebb 7 I Want To Hold Your Hand (The Beatles/Parlophone) (Les Dá Tide" and Julius La Rosa's 4 reading of "Je" c/w "Gonna Build A Mountain." Int. Basart/Amsterdam) 11 Artone's subsid Funckler 9 9 I Love You Because (Jim Reeves/RCA) P Records has hit the market with 3 a first release 10 P from the newly acquired Colpix-sub Dimension. 8 Good Golly Miss Molly (Swinging Blue Jeans/H.M.V.) (Ho11aa' Big Dee Irwin was first in line Music/Amsterdam 10 p, with his long awaited hit -version of "Swinging On A Star." A second platter 7 presents D "Girls Grow Up Faster Than Boys" by The Cookies. Reprise artist Trini TI Lopez should be pleased with reactions to his current A Gallic -Latin Wax Date Il single and album releases 8 as issued by Benelux distributor Funckler Lt (Artone subsidiary). Records PARIS-Maurice Chevalier (right Both "Jailer, Bring Me Water" and the LP from which this title was culled teamed up recently with San Rem are on the move. All-time favorite Frank Sinatra ST sei will have a new soon Song Festival winner Gigliola Cir album out, entitled "Sinatra Sings Academy Award Winners." Also news is Sammy quetti (next to Chevalier) for a 51 Davis Jr.'s reading of "Bee Bom," a favorite IV k John F. Kennedy. of the late date for Festival Records. With The Gordy-Motown-Tamla singers at the session were A&R d: I Ti line has two further U.S. Chart items issued on the Benelux market by rector Roger Maruani and anothe Co Artone's subsid Funckler: "My Guy" by Mary Wells I/ st, and best-selling European J "The Way You Do The Things You Do" by The Temptations. lark, Marie foret. 3 Se ll', 42 4 Cash Box-June 6, 1964 International Sectiot

www.americanradiohistory.com in The last six months have been a complete catastrophy for "live" shows tai Japan Direct Mail Co., Ltd. (Room No. 775, Hotel New Japan, Nagatacho th World Record Germany. Chiyodaku, Japan) started a mail order sale of records labeled is nothing compared to the amount of loss on ry means the appearance of a new rival against the existing The slipping singles business Club of EMI. It during that period. Nobody seems to be able to draw a full st sale firms. World Record Club is one of the biggest record clubs show material gimmick mail order house. "Hit Parade" packages chock full of stars with top records; a in England. drawing packed houses here for 10 years, have been playing ao is extremely popular in Japan for his hit number "Danny which has been Sil Austin, who houses at a loss of money. International names also failed to ne: arrived in Haneda on May 23. They are scheduled to be on to half empty Boy," and his band Anka lost his promoter a great deal of money, the big RCA Victor The of Japan, first appearing at Sankei Hall on May 26. draw. Paul stage in every part with Bobby Bare, Jim Reeves, Chet Atkins, etc. was a box office ith deluxe series C&W show Nippon Columbia will release on June 20 its new records, a failure as well. The promoter reported a nice loss of money even with the acts ron (price: 2,500 Yen) for those of high taste and a stereo junior series for befor expenses. Joey Dee along with Sacha Distel was a big loss and ec The appearing ginners (price: 1,200 Yen). The former is the highest price ever in Japan. Richard and The Shadows right after Cliff was voted Germany's s is a even Cliff special series above is limited in number of releases, while the latter male vocalist lost money here. F International material. most popular stereo LP line which includes pop product, including It seems that people just won't leave their homes and the comfort of their ant Stompers, extremely popular in Japan for their "Washington Square" favorite star. They buy his records, have his autograph Kt Village TV sets to catch their are scheduled to visit Japan early in June. They plan to start their recital, on the wall, but they don't go to see him in person. There is no explanation. by Japanese musicians, on June 6 at the Metropolitan Gymnasium of Senda - obviously less tours planned for the next period of time. Per- ap with The results are in form gaya under the name of "Hootenanny." Co -players are Kenichi Sonoda and his haps the public will once again get hungry for live entertainment the Dixie Kings, Trio Los Chicaros, Koji Moriyama, Tokita, Jimmy and his Moun- extravaganzas if a short starvation period is put into effect. irk of stage of tain Playboys. Takehiko Maeda is the writer of the show. Bands from five The one exception to this rule that I have seen was the recent concert the d universities, and five other amateur bands will also perform. Modern Jazz Quartet along with Laurindo Almeida. Although manager Monty e What decides the vogue of music in U.S.A. is said to be young men in Kay could find no promoter willing to take on the package, he went ahead with So it is in Japan. In Japan there are some 591 universities, in- and Munich at his own risk and sold out both houses. Of universities. concerts in Berlin a cluding 882,516 students. Late in April, 1964, Waseda University, one of the course, the musical quality of the show was superb, but since when does tnd' private schools, made a survey of about 2,000 students concerning the theme group like the Modern Jazz Quartet which has been here many times outdraw ho is on his first of records. As the result, it proved that 29% of them were players. It a current rage voted number 1 in popularity in the country and ich reported that they regularly buy 4 LP's and 3 singles and a half per year. tour like Cliff Richard? You figure it out. We can't! By the way, if you are on to you As far as university and college students are concerned, they are coming planning a tour of Germany for concerts at top money, forget it unless show a taste for LP's rather than singles. want the risk yourself. By the way, the MJQ has been on tour of Europe from idr. Of the surveyed players, however, 18% of them buy no records all the year March 2nd until June 7 and have covered all of Scandinavia, Italy, Spain, orn through. England, France and Belgium as well as Germany (see above) and 5 cities in What music do they prefer? Japanese music, 3%; Japanese folk song, 4%; Switzerland. Young CBS records signed both ends of the world's figure skating g f Japanese popular songs, 7%; Classic, 31%; Popular 36%; Jazz, 19%. doubles championship team and has come up with gold on both ends. Marika a Students who buy records are, though Japanese themselves, predominantly Kilius and Hans Jurgen Baumler have been winning amateur championships dt charmed by foreign product. There are many classical fans, comparable to the for many a season on the ice, but they broke the ice recording wise as Marika situation in the U.S. Kilius came out with her first single disking a few months back and hit the !st On the other hand, % of the total number showed, however, no interest in number two slot in the hit parade. Hans Jurgen Baumler has now released his lory this questionnaire. first single and it has taken off like a rocket. The record is number 1 in ngs Gerry Mulligan, baritone sax player, is expected to visit Japan early in July, Munich and in Frankfurt on the radio hit parade and is reported selling even 'om invited by Musashi Promotion. His band members are Bob Brookmayer (Trom- faster than the disc from his partner Marika. There's no question about the ;om bone, Dave Baily (drums), and Bill Crow (Bass). They will appear on stage next try by the firm for hitsville. You guessed it, a duo platter with the two ha at Sankei Hall on July 6 and 7. stars. dp Commemorating the million seller of Kyu Sakamoto's "Sukiyaki," which Rudy Schroeder of Will Meisel Music reports that he's got a new smash out aine was released last year by Capitol Records, Glenn Wallichs, president, awarded on CBS with Susi Doree. The new Monopol record label which the publisher _all him with a Golden Disk Prize and after that, a party was held there with an produces and controls is now being distributed by CBS with 9 new releases n array of music people. Kyu Sakamoto said he was "heartily" glad to receive ready to go on the market. a Golden Disk Prize, one of the best honors ever given. I do wish to split this Austroton Records is starting a big move to increase its sales in Germany. ve h prize into three parts and share, if possible, the divided honor with Hachidai Mrs. Inge Holubowsky, long time head of promotion and press for Metronome : six Nakamura, composer, and Rokusuke Ei, lyric writer. Records has joined Austroton now in the same capacity. Orchestra leader Heinz :o st Duke Ellington and his band, invited by Kanbara Music office, will visit Kiessling who is now on a world tour with TV director Michael Pfleghar cover- ci r Japan on June 19, and their playing schedule has been decided as follows: at ing, among other areas, Tokyo, Hollywood and Las Vegas has done an LP for Kosei Nenkin Hall in Shinjuku on June 26 and 27, and on July 1 and 2. They Austroton's Elite Special label. The firm is also swinging with the million will leave Japan on July 8. selling Italian hit "Una Lacrima Sul Viso" by Bobby Solo. The firm is also Billy Vaughn, arranger and producer of Dot Records, who has released many picking up their German production plans and are busy signing new artists S hit numbers, visited Japan on.May 10. His visit this time is quite private; just for future recordings. The label is now releasing all new German releases and as a tourist. He, however, held interviews with newspaper men at Victor Sales is giving a big push to their Elite Special label in place of the Austroton ban- i. P Center, Toranomon. ner for Germany. Of course, the labels which they distribute such as Triola Oscar Peterson Trio, magician of jazz piano, here in Japan, invited by Togei and Ricordi wil stay the same. Theo Seeger of Peer -Southern Music is busy Pro. His appearance is expected at Video Hall, Yurakucho, from midnight pushing "Maria No Mas" by Cliff Richard and both sides of the new Heinz disk, of June 13 to June 14. Twenty-five first-class Japanese players are also ex- "You Were There" and "Country Boy." 1. Ri pected to join the party. That's it for this week in Germany. blis Teichiku Records presented Brenda Lee, to her great pleasure, a gorgeous Japanese doll as golden hit award commemorating the sales mark here of tblis more that 200,000 of "I Left My Heart In San Francisco." Germany's Best Sellers Nippon Victor will release a stereo LP of "We Go Together" by Paul and This Last No. Weeks iblis Paula, saluting the visit of the artists to Japan. This LP contains 12 tunes, Week Week In Charts including "First and "First Quarrel." Day Back At School" 1 11 *Oh My Darling Caroline (Clementine)-Ronny-Tele- Nippon Victor will release on June 8 Diane Renay's "Kiss Me Sailor" and 1 "Soft -Spoken funken-Edition Marbot Guy," following the hit "Navy Blue." 11 Gib Mir Deine Hand (I Want To Hold Your Hand) Nippon LP of the theme song of the 2 3 Komm, Victor will soon release the latest Accord ' movie "Sunday Mel Torme. It contains 12 songs, -The Beatles-Odeon-Edition In New York," sung by 3 2 9 *Wenn Die Cowboys Traeumen (When The Cowboys Dream) including "Autumn In New York," Harlem Nocturne," "Birdland," etc. -Marika Kilius-CBS-Melodie Der Welt/Michel 4 5 5 "Shake Hands-Drafi Deutscher-Decca-Intro/Meisel Les 5 7 4 Non Ho L'Eta (Luna Nel Blu)-Gigliola Cinquetti-Italia -Karl Heinz Busse Music ,nHe Japan's Sellers Me Best 6 4 7 *Gib Mir Dein Wort (Give Your Word)-Freddy-Poly- Worl This dor-Edition Esplanade Last 8 3 *Mach Die Augen Zu (Close Your Eyes)-Gerhard Wend- Week Week 7 ,vour land-Philips-Melodie Der Welt/Michel 1 1 She Loves You-Beatles (Odeon) Sub-Publisher/Toshiba 8 - 1 Das Geht Doch Keinen Etwas An (It's Nobody's Business) nag 2 2 Hello Dolly!-Louis Armstrong (Kapp) Suzanne Doucet-Metronome-Intro/Meisel Sub- 9 10 2 *Manana, Manana, Manana-The Tahiti Tamoures-Polydor 3 6 Viva Las Vegas-Elvis Presley (RCA) Blue Jeans (Toshiba) -Nero/Hammerling t1toaa Publisher/Aberbach Tokyo 10 1 *Einmal Reicht Uns Das Glueck Seine Mande (One Day 4 3 Short On Love-Gus Bachus (Polydor) Michi Aoyama (Polydor) - Luck Will Come To Us)-Carmela Corren-Ariola-Ralf (Les 5 Can't Buy Me Love-Beatles (Odeon) Sub-Publisher/Toshiba Arnie Music - Copyright 6 4 Where Have All The Flowers Gone-Kingston Trio (Capitol) *Original German tone) Peter, Paul & Mary (W.B.) Sub-Publisher/Toshiba 7 5 Please Please Me-Beatles (Odeon) Sub-Publisher/Toshiba JAPAN (Continued) a IO Poetry-Johnny Tillotson (Cadence) LOCAL BEST SELLERS i(,V. 7 Danke Schoen-Connie Francis (MGM) Wayne Newton (Capitol) The Peanuts (King) Mieko Hirota (Toshiba) Michiyo Azusa This Last Sub-Publisher/Shinko Week Week 10 (King) Sub- 2 Blues-Sachiko Nishida (Polydor) yaX 8 La Novia-Tony Dallara (London) Hayama Peggy (King) 1 Tokyo Publisher/Suiseisha 2 3 Kimitachiga Ite Bokuga Ita-Kazuo Funaki (Columbia) 1 Kimidakeo-Teruhiko Saigo (Crown) evalíeé 41,P BEST SELLERS 3 4 Tokyo Olympic Ondo-Haruo Minami (Teichiku) vith This Last 4 Gig 6 Katsumi (Toshiba) Week Week 5 Sasurai-Shigeru k 6 9 Konnichiwa Akachian-Michiyo Azusa (King) diet) 1 1 The Beatles-The Beatles (Odeon) 7 5 Hana No Maiko Han-Yukio Hashi (Victor) cords' 2 2 Continental Tango In Japan-Alfred Hause (Polydor) wett 8 10 Niizuma Ni Sasageru Uta-Chiemi Eri (King) 5 Surfin' Venchers-Venchers (Liberty) an 4 9 Aa Tokubetsu Kogekitai-Yukio Hashi (Victor) ni 3 Serenade For Pourcel (Capitol) - Baby-Frank 10 Okaasan-Michiyo Azusa (King) lark' 4 Washington Square-Village Stompers (Epic) - 43 Cash Box-June 6, 1964 International Section

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1 1 *Lita (Melograf)/Como Te Extraño Mi Amor (Mundo Musical) Le; Dan (CBS); Grillo Mejia (RM) 2 2 *Que Suerte (Korn) Violeta Rivas, Neil Sedka (RCA); Los Tres Cash Box enjoyed a visit from United Artists' Danny Williams recently as Sudamericanos (CBS); Beto Fernan (Music Hall); Cachita Galas, the young chanter was in Montreal to appear at the Campus. He brought Galo Cardenas (RM) tn' along a copy of his latest single, "Little Toy Balloon." The new sound seems 3 5 Non Ho L'Eta Per Amarti (Korn) Gigliola Cinquetti (Music Hall); ahn to have all the hit ingredients that have done so well by his current chart top- Los Tres Sudamericanos (CBS); Simonette (RM) per, "White On White." Danny reported that he will shortly return to Eng- 4 7 Twist And Shout (Fermata) Los Beatles, Los Jets (Odeon Pops); land, his home of five years, with another North American visit possible in Sylvie Vartan (RCA); Los Tammys (Philips) the early Fall. He has no immediate plans to take up permanent residence in 5 3 *Sabor A Nada (Korn) Palito Ortega (RCA); Siro San Ramon the U.S. Paul Tessier of Compo brought in a copy of Danny's latest LP, named (Music Hall); Los Cava Bengal (RCA) after his "White On White" single outing. The LP set appears to be a solid 6 4 *Mary Isabel (Mundo Musical) Leo Dan (CBS) commercial package that should become an active chart item in short time. 7 10 Si Tuviera Un Martillo (Fermata) Rita Pavone, Lab Franset Danny indicated that his kind of soft -sell sound was finding a warm recep- (RCA); Trini Lopez (Reprise); Village Stompers, Brothers Fond tion with teens turning out to see his shows at Montreal's Campus and else- (CBS) where. His activities during this North American visit were for the most part 8 9 0 Mio Signore (Fermata) Juan Ramon (Disc Jockey); Edoardo I confined to deejay visits. However, he did play several Canadian short stands Vianello (RCA); Blanquita Silvan (CBS) at various Ontario points in addition to his three day stand in Montreal. 9 8 No Me Toques El Tambor (Korn) Ricardo Roda (CBS) Strong commercial outing for a young Canadian, Maury Logan by name, 10 12 Love Me Do (Korn) The Beatles (Odeon Pops); Fernando de Soria just released on Quality. The session was produced in Nashville a couple of (RM) months ago under the supervision of Bill Justis. Top side on the first release 11 11 *Es Un Secreto/Es Hermoso Vivir (Korn) Palito Ortega (RCA) is a Ray Stevens tune, just loaded with hit potential, entitled "Just One Of 12 6 *Beatriz (Melograf) Larry (CBS) sä Life's Little Tragedies." Maury is managed by Barry Brazeau and John Charl- 13 13 *El Patito (Korn) Chicote Lopez (Odeon Pops) P ton of Ottawa's Universal Star Productions. They sunk a considerable bank 14 14 Un Millon De Tambores Tony Mitchell (Microfon) gec roll into the initial wax session and into subsequent promotion. They have 15 - *El Monito (Korn) Chicote Lopez (Odeon Pops) sec a first class product, well worthy of deejay and consumer attention. As yet 15 15 La Mama (Korn) Antonio Prieto, Los Cava Bengal, Eduardo ist they have announced no plans for an American release. They may be, and Rodrigo (RCA); Rosamel Araya (Disc Jockey); Danielo (Odeon did should be, contacted at Suite 15, 2159 Elmira Drive, Ottawa, Ontario. The s) v song was immediately added to the CKGM, Montreal playsheet, where initial *Local product. in reaction has been indeed encouraging for the fine young Canadian artist and 'ans his Quality debut. He has the dark good looks of a Hollywood star, which ecc won't hurt one bit when it comes to public reaction. Moreover, young Logan CANADA (Continued) is an accomplished performer with numerous club dates and assorted other public appearances to his credit. On Friday, April 24, Canada's top talent gathered at Winnipeg's St. John ,A New look charts on the scene this week from CKLB, Oshawa and informa- High School. The occasion was a dance for the winners of CKY-Winnipeg'; A l tion -packed sheet produced by Dave LaFave from Halifax's CJCH. Interesting Most Popular High School contest. Some 1200 students were in attendance t" , Jc to note that CJCH list locates Away Heart" by Bobby Curtola in the Pitt "Far Bobby Cartels, Loreen Church and numerous other stellar Canadian wax act, number two spot. Most of the action on the latest Curtola single has been on entertained the gathering, courtesy of the Winnipeg radio outlet. Basil Hondo. arde the flip, but "Heart" should be watched, too. ord Curtola's manager, signed the group headed up by Chad Allen to work with Some more Canadian record product well worth the trade's attention is the the young singer on his Summer Ff latest Bernie tour across Canada, reports CKY's Daft wax entry by handsome Early. The vet songster has recorded Lyman. Dave also indicates that CKY may become the very first broadcasting A,' "Honestly," a while -backer for Vince Caron on Capitol. He has himself a very outlet to have an entire town named s pleasant on after it. The people of the Manitoba tows outing the Plaza label from Laval Distributors in Montreal. With of Binscarth have made application to the powers ' Ire a little bit of luck, this could well be the that be to officially rename. long-awaited break for Bernie, one the town Seekaywye (CKY). If the change town's bis of the most deserving young in goes into effect, as the Canadians this song singing business. Chamber of Commerce predicts it will, it will indeed be an impressive develop Quality's Harold Winslow infos that deejay "Rockin' Robert at CHSJ, St. ment in the history of broadcast promotion. 'es. John, N.B., reports the Andy Kim side on 20th Century -Fox, "Give Me Your ca Word from RCA Victor indicates that all promotion stops will be pulled out Love," in the number one spot on the station's play list. Andy is one of the ari in support of new English language record product by the firm's young Ital- hardest working, and one of the most talented youngsters in so enat this business, ian singing sensation, Rita Pavone. The new single by Rita, "Remember Me"-) this is indeed welcome news to all who know him. His song is still hanging on sail "Just Once More," will be supplied to Canadian broadcasters in a specialll. the CKGM, Montreal playsheet in a demonstration of chart staying power prepared two-color T. is sleeve bearing the artist's picture. New singles that RCCAA' that indeed rare in this day and age. Harold goes on to say that his firm Victor is expecting good chart action on tra has a blockbuster on the west coast in Bernadette Carroll's "Party Girl." The include Sam Cooke's latest, "God Times"/"A Change Is Going To Come" and an item by Don Gibson that hai' s sound has hit the top of the C -FUN in Pn chart Vancouver and is one of the truly been lifted from his "Girls Guitars And Gibson LP, "Fireball Mail." big sellers for Ken Welsh's boys at Taylor Pearson and Carson, the Quality ori Congratulations in order for vet west coast affiliate. The new Terry Stafford LP, entitled "Suspicion," is being broadcaster, Ed Houston. Long time muó llf director at Toronto's CKEY, Ed ordered in hit single quantities by Canadian dealers, has assumed the role of Operations M la says Harold. While the at CHVC, Niagara Falls. V. latest Stafford single, lifted from the set, "I'll Touch A Star," is an immediate New ownership at the Falls outlet has introd AR addition to most station playlists as soon as it was received. Buddy Guilfoyle other changes including the arrival there of top notch deejay, Bob Staten, who exits Toronto's CFGM to lineup with CHVC. ree at Halifax's CJCH made it his "pick" week of (5/22). 13. Ottawa's third and newest privately owned broadcasting outlet, - Recent Montreal P.A.'s by name talent included club dates by Dave 'Baby" erica CKPM is Cortez and Little Stevie Wonder. about to debut. It will be managed by Barry Savage, who exits the sales man- by I ager's post at Montreal's CKGM to take over the new Capital City outlet. Strongly commercial album outings from the Phonodisc people lately include t"r The station will reportedly feature smoother sounds on its musical bill of fare, sets by Marvin Gaye in a solo collection of standards and a great duet feater- Los and concentrate on the development of a strong news department. Taking ing Gaye and Mary Wells. Phil Najovits indicates that Louis Armstrong le tin Barry's place as sales manager at CKGM is the well-known Canadian broad- set for an Ottawa P.A. in the near future, and arrangements are in the WOl ngs cast performer and executive, Jimmy Tapp. One of the country's top sports to bring the red hot record act to Montreal as well. n ar voices and authorities, Al Shaver, has moved El into the manager's spot at the Rave notices occur everywhere the new Jilianne Harris folk package M new Windsor, Ontario outlet, CKWW. Al was most recently connected with played. Set appears to be headed for good action across Canada. It's on Mela Be; CKGM, Montreal where, among other things, he handled play by play accounts bourne. of the Alouette football games. "Milord," the Bobby Darin Walt Gresslis date on Ateo, is a pick of the week (18/6) el reports some concentrated air action on the latest Coral outing Montreal's CKGM. Art Young's Trans World Company reports that the/ lieu by Danny Harrison, formerly of the Count Victors. "Blue Souvenirs" appears Canadian distribution Envi to be the side. rights to the big mover by Chad Stuart and Jere Clyde on World Artists, "Yesterday's Gone." It's getting air 6 1 in There may considerable shortly be some interesting developments with regard to the posure in Montreal and could develop into a national break out. Tremendo and Canadian distribution of the Petula Clark single, "Dance programming LP is the new 1br On." The side was combination on Dot offering the talents of ¿ma" initially released in this country on the Vogue label from France, and distrib- Mills Bros. together with the Billy Vaughn Ork. Entitled the set b "Gems" Ito uted in Canada by Trans Canada of Montreal. The song is the English loaded with adult appeal and all songs fit nicely into formate ha guage version lan- all broadcast of the while -back French smash by the thrush, "Je Me Sens Bobby Rydell is going to give Peter and Gordon a run for their chart monk bout Bien." In any case there may be a change in distribution rights before the on "World Without Love." Both versions are in heavy demand across C of song really develops chart muscles. It's off and running at Montreal's CKGM, at this writing. and may well follow suit in the several other key markets in short order. CKOY-Ottawa's Vik Armen guested on the John Pozer TV'er over fd According Est to the CKY-Winnipeg, news sheet, veteran Canadian producer Capital's CJOH, (16/5) to lip since his latest Apex outing, "Kiss Me Qua Don Grashey has now located in San Jose, California. Don's hottest property New releases that may very well come in a !a Nin is fine young singer, for full share of air plaY Jerry Palmer. Palmer, now in the U.S. with Don, has sales in the near future include "Bee -Born" by Sammy Davis. The flip de al pl changed his stage name to Lance Younger. of this outing is the ballad that is clicking in some markets for Bob Gonletw afro Bill Fisher indicates that his Allied firm is making good chart headway with Columbia, "Choose." "Tell Me Mama" by Christine Quaite, the side that i their version of "Yesterday's Gone" by the Overlanders. According to Bill, the doing considerable Top 100 business in the U.S. is out in this country at side originating with Pye in Great Britain is moving ahead of the competitive Quality and seems destined to be a big item shortly. Jack Jones will have release in several important good summer ga1C Canadian areas. Bill is also getting good action on outing on the charts very soon by all indications. The °d th his outing by the Wailers, "Tall Cool One." The sound is a solid chart item songster is winning good deejay support with his latest outing, "The Fin at CKY-Winnipeg and on several other major Canadian pop music outlets. Night Of The Full Moon." Either side of the newie on RCA Victor by Ottawa' Vice Good new sound by the Dave Rose Orchestra Courriers could develop chart muscles quickly. Label is working on the Fe '^ Ct on MGM, has a good deal of o chart potential. Entitled "Lefty Louie," it just may go "The Stripper" Sea To Sea" side while the group's manager, Harvey Glatt, and several oi tit route. the country's spinners favor the "Run To Your Mama" Womeeft "Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying" has been a steady battle winner side, The a"th CKGM, Montreal for Gerry and on on RCA Victor could do very well with their rendition of "Little Boxes. lt` an% The Pacemakers. The Capitol side has beaten a happy sound that some pretty strong competitors including the latest by Brook Benton, suits almost all broadcast formats,besides it's only 1..' "Another long, ideal 'ed th Cup Of Coffee," and the new Lesley Gore for programming. Millie Small has a grea chart outing 011,A,,">" outing, "I Don't Want To Be A cury (Smash) a Loser." "Shake That Little Foot" by Round Robin in "My Boy Lollipop." Together with "Giving Up" by on Barry debuted on the Knight on Barry in Canada fella CKY, Winnipeg chart at #46. they'll mean a busy summer for the Quality rdo Ca Deejay George Morris. Dave Grief looks for some action on the latest by Jackie DeShannon, bew host of the 6-9 PM segment nightly on CKGM, Mon- Your Head High." 'a in treal figures the latest Capitol outing by the Beach Boys as the next number one sound in the big town. George, "Dance On" by Petals Clark is an English language version of the Tbrush' by the way, has been set as emcee for Pool), the Beatles' Montreal P.A. tremendous smash, "Je Me Sens Bien." The side is on Vogue and is distribute Brenda Lee seems certain for a high, wide and handsome in Canada by Trans Canada of Montreal. The melodic do sea anda chart ride with outing should a either or both sides of her newie on Decca. Figure "Alone iron the biggie. With You" to be chart business in many eastern Canadian centers, espeically where the lad! 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Social life is rather strong these days in Buenos Aires: Music Hall gave With the slogan "Buone Vacanze" (Happy Holidays), EMI Italiana started 3 party last week honoring Mexican teen group Los Hooligans, who arrived its usual summer promotional campaign. First goal of the hot summer promo- to the good Italian e in town for personal appearances and TV programs, via the Escala Musical tional battle has been marked by EMI Italiana, thanks Los Hooligans may become very popular here, since their type performances of Richard Anthony, whose record, "Cin Cin" c/w "Un Mo- Drganization. top spot on our Df music is well appreciated by a big part of the teen market. mento Ancora," first on the promotional list, has reached the The previous week, Neil Sedaka's party proved to be one of the most in- charts, after personal appearances by Richard on our TV screens. The complete gatherings in some time, featuring honor guest Bob Cooke from RCA promotional list includes twelve new singles and two albums. The second name ;eresting who attention with his first Df New York and local personalities like Rodolfo Gonzales, Centro Cultural del on the list is Vasso Ovale: the young talent, got topper, Antonio Prieto (just before his departure to Spain), TV emcee recording "Pieta," which reached top positions in our hit parade, recorded for Disco's himself, with lyrics penned F. Antonio Carrizo, TV 13's Zulema Gutt and, of course the whole RCA cast, in- his second disk two titles composed by the artist Johnny Tedesco and many others. by Chiosso: "Non Ti Cerco Piu" and "Con Me Vivrai L'Estate." Vasso Ovale '. eluding Palito Ortega, Ricardo Korn of Julio Korn Publishers started his second will soon present his new recording at the next TV showing of Pesaro. Adamo, Travelers: Mon- European trip last week. It will put him in touch with English, Spanish, French the Belgian star, presents the Italian version of his hit, "Vous Permettez pubberies, and will last about a month. Korn has been cashing in on sieur" c/w "Non Voglio Nascondermi." The list continues with Pino Donaggio and Italian Martino (Vuoi Bal- the success of the Beatles repertoire lately, and has also the rights to some ("Non Vado A Quella Festa"/"Quando E' Sera"), Bruno Dave Clark Five songs. Antonio Prieto has started a tour of Spain, since he has lare Il Surf"/"Balliamo Il Surf"), Tony Renis ("Non Sei Mariu' Stasera"/ contracts to fulfill in Madrid; will be back in about a month. Palito "Baciamoci Signorina"), and the new female voice of Vanna Brosio ("Come some There is also another artist who i is leaving for Italy: he will probably record some new tunes in the Mio Padre"/"Sulla Spiaggia Non Si Puo'"). Ortega Dona. She recorded the RCA studios in Rome and see what's going on in Milano. Afterwards, he'll will be present on the Pesaro TV show: Alice just and Mexico City, before returning to Argentina. Leo Dan has Italian versions of two French songs penned by herself, "Folle De T'Aimer" go to Paris is the arranged a two-day performance in Santiago de Chile, and has also plans for and "Les Garcons." After Alice Dona on the promotional list, there Peru, where he is also well known. Brazilian singer name of Bobby Vee, who during his recent stay in Milan, recorded in Italian a one week stay in Lima, Liberty Agostinho Dos Santos has arrived in Buenos Aires and is performing on Radio "Charms" and "She Is Sorry." The list includes also another artist, also appear on TV. Enrique Lebendiger of Fermata is Vic Dana: he makes his debut in the Italian language, recording Italian ver- Splendid; maybe he'll singles ends with already back in Sao Paulo, Brazil; he feels very confident about the future of sions of "Golden Boy" and "Danger." The list of the new the names of The Shadows ("Geronimo"/"Shozam") and Gianna Foretti ("Se music in his country. two albums Liliana Paz, new public relations head of Smart Publishers, reports about Mi Bocciano Agli Esami"/"Vai Scrivendo Con Il Gesso"). The songs controlled by her company. "Una chosen for the summer campaign are devoted to EMI's Club 45, being entitled new recordings for two San Remo Club lacrima Sul Viso," the Bobby Solo hit, has been recorded also by Roberto "All Guests Of Club 45": these are 24 "live" performances recorded at Donald (Music Hall), Victor Alfonso (Odeon 45, with Mike Bongiorno as MC, while the list of the performers includes Vasso 'lanes (CBS), Nino Gherardi and Paola Penni, Bob- Pops), Antonio Prieto (RCA) and Gino Renni (RM), while "Cuando Vedrai Ovale, Adamo, Gian Costello, Pino Donaggio, Vanna Brosio, St by Vee, Bruno Martino, Gianna Foretti Paul Zarino. La Mia Ragazza" has been cut by Tony Vilar (CBS), Franco Gerbino (Music Fe- Johnny Tedesco (RCA), and, of course, Little Tony (Microfon) and Among the recent Durium releases is a new recording by Los Marcellos a. Ball), rial. With this new number, "Sei Diventata Nera," the trio is taking part in Gene Pitney (United Artists), the original artists. our sole Radio TV Ricardo Mejia has started releases on his new RM label. First outing is a the contest "A Record For The Summer," organized by ú; "Sei Diventata Nera" is the second tune performed by Los Marcel - '7" record with four tunes on each side, by artists like Perico Gomez, Jolly Company. vo is Di Anzio," which Land, Fernando de Soria and Gino Renni. Titles are "El Monitox," "La los, which is climbing our charts. The other tune "Angelita Y' is obtaining a Mamma," "Una Lacrima Sul Viso," "Non Ho L'Eta Per Amarti" and others. is reachng top places on the hit parade. Another Durium record >a we Del Sole," penned and News from Julio Korn: Sandro (CBS), has cut "Love Me Do" and Mucha- good reaction on the market: refer to "I Giorni to of Beppe who presented the song on chos," from the Beatles hit line; Neil Sedka, besides "Que Suerte," recorded, performed by the young talent Cardile, Is is also in the contest, "A "Cumbia De La Primavera," a Chico Novarro product which, according to the the TV show, "The Dreams Fair." Beppe taking part he in other Record For The Summer," with another title penned and performed by him: pubbery, may become a hit soon not only in Argentina but also All are published by the Durium countries. "El Patito" will be sub -published by Reimsa in Mexico and by "Ho Un Grande Desiderio." compositions America The was written by Chilean com- pubbery. Toda Publishers in Spain. tune Edoardo Vianello has received the first gold disk f'or the first million records pu poser Ariel Arancibia. RCA studios in Rome, where Edoardo was the o made by Hugo sold. The fete was held in the Serenata Records will release an album with new recordings some of his new compositions. Among these, be del tangos with new arrange- feature of a recital, presenting Carril in a few days. The songs are standard let's mention the title "Tremarella," which probably will be the new Vianello ments. The same artist has cut a Compact 33 with Armando Pontier's -makers'af" th orchestra. "Viejo "Summer hit." Edoardo is one of the most successful "Sumner" hit Titles are "Que Felts Que Me Haces," "El Ultimo Cafe," sufficient to remind the trade of some of his successes, which est Buenos Aires" and De La our country: it's "Cotorrita Suerte." top in sales, just during the hot season: we refer to "Il Capello," n The Press Los Trovadores del Norte are back at reached the Dept. of CBS infos that "Siamo Due Esquimesi," "Pinne Fucile Ed Occhiali," "Guarda Come Dondolo," the recording studios after some absence, and have cut a new single with a Edoardo reached also a strong exposure on nice Chilean with "Tropero Silbador." "Abbronzatissima," "I Watussi." tune, "Si Vas Para Chile," coupled the South American market, where his recent hit "Oh Mio Signore" is listed .s Ornella Vanoni and Dardo Fiorini, two Italian artists performing in "Rugan- tino" Channel among the best sellers of that country. in in B.A. will appear as guest artists in the IKA Show, sired by of our "Summer record" season will be Adriano Celen- 13. Jorge Circulares" also Another top artist /la Cafrune, folk singer, has been inked by "Sabados tano. A very strong immediate reaction has been obtained for his new disk, on TV 13. Adriano has recorded the Italian version of an English Americo Severini of about the release of "La Nonna" released last week. ave Phonogram reports Fool Somebody." Originally published by sung by Teen lark Sonia title, "If You Got To Make A Of Piero, a new teen artist, b/w by "Nessun' Altra." Feldman of London. it's sub -published in Italy by Edizioni. Sidet, with the has cut "Ay, Como Quema La Arena" and "Burbuja De Jabon," while vocal Rumors are the tel group Mi Amor." Italian title of "Il Problema Piu' Importante." that record Los Tammys' new outing is "Twist And Shout" and "Seras more that 150,000 copies in three days. The promotional campaign lue Martin Pablo Alverez of Tempo writes that "La Gente" is getting new had sold es: recordings is conducted by Clan Celentano, with the slogan, "Adriano's Summer." every day. The song has been penned by Alex & Pelkys, and some "Hully Gully Della Luna" (Moon's Hully Gully) is the new title recorded of the names involved are Luis Ordoñez (CBS), Raul Lavie (RCA), Cuatro Para (Odeon by the trumpet player and singer Nini Rosso, under the Sprint label (distribu- El Mundo (Tonodisc), Dyno (Music Hall) and Maribel Marcel ted by Durium). Sprint is programming a strong promotion on this single, . Pops). in Pa Besides, the tune will be sub -published by Grever International which is expected to put once again the name of Nini Rosso among the hit [t'o Mexico, Colombia, Peru and Venezuela. On the import side, the pubbery has inked "La Nostra Eta," from Italy, and "Vita Dificile," cut by Peppino de makers of our country. k( Capri. From Southern Publishing Group, we have been informed that a new record Lic. It ti Enrique Rosso of Odeon infos that a strong promotional campaign will by Mina will soon be released by RI.FI: The new single will include a new and be held in June around Mantovani. The diskery has several albums by this tune penned by Kramer, "Se Mi Compri Un Gelato." abl artist, and plans a big push. Recently inked Hugo Marcel has cut "Que Pensara Tre Mi Mama" and Casto Dario. ,en and "Pobre Amor," both written by Dino Ramos ! t Los Jets have recorded the Beatles' "I Want To Hold Your Hand" and "Twist Italy's Best Sellers And Shout," The first est which is getting several new recordings in Spanish. This Last Weeks ohs version of the tune appeared several months ago: Silvye Vartan, in French. Week Week On Chart ros Now, the English group has put it into the charts. Juan Ramon has cut 1 1 7 Cin Cin (Cheat Cheat) : Richard Anthony/EMI Published by "Mejor Esta Noche" for Disc Jockey, while Amadeo Monges is on stage Southern 'er once again 2 2 5 E' L'Uomo Per Me (He Walks Like A Man) : Mina/RI.FI g: with "Bibelot," cut for CBS. Brenner expects also very much from Published by Connelly. two local air products, "No Te Vayas" and "El Titere." 3 3 16 La Citta' Vuota (It's A Lonely Town) : Mina/RI.FI Pub- The More about Music Hall: Siro San Ramon has been inked by Channel 13 for lished by Aberbach ,ob the Sul Viso: Bobby Solo/Ricordi Published "Song Contest" program, and will probably tour Central America and 4 4 16 Una Lacrima by ski Mexico Ricordi r0 next August. Beto Mundo De Amor" is running very i Fernan's "Un 5 6 3 La Notte E' Fatta Per Amare: Neil Sedaka/RCA Published s well, and the artist seems to be becoming a consistent star. by RCA Italiana s Jose Vicente Damiani of Disc Jockey infos that Rosamel Araya has been 6 5 16 *Ogni Volta: Paul Anka/RCA Published by RCA Italiana inked Ho Per Amarti: Gigliola Cinquetti/CGD ; by and a new 7 7 16 *Non L'Eta Pub- Channel 9 for a series of performances in "El Especial" lished by Sugarmusic program titled "Music well his version of "La on t' Hall." The artist is selling 8 - 1 Ritorna: Gene Pitney/CGD Int. Published by Ricordi Mamma," TV 13 for nd the Charles Aznavour hit. Ricardo Rey has been inked by 9 10 4 *Angelita Di Anzio: Los Marcellos Ferial/Durium Published ieB appearances in Nicolas Circulares." Rey has been well by Durium Mancera's "Sabados Vasso Ovale/EMI Italiana Published e promoted where he sings the 10 9 3 *Pieta': by Southern through Fernando Ayala's flick, "Primero Yo," *Denotes Original Italian Tunes it's background Amor." rtín" music, including the title song and "Dame

, Ricardo Castelblanco of Edami is working on the promotion of "Cartagenera," J' a cambia in Argentina: QUO from Colombia which now two recordings Luis has upto vann Ordoñez and Ferias Cabanillas (HyR). Also on deck is "Cocodrilo" SUBSCRIPTION TO CASH BOX (Whirlpool),(CBS) cut by Ornella Vanoni CBS(), Jorge Darrie (Music Hall) f tbii and Wanda Jackson (Capitol). ¡s News $30 FIRST CLASS-$45 AIR MAIL from Producciones Fermata: the diskery is releasing "Merengues Y hould kas Merengues," recorded by Damiron and Chapuzot for Seeco and promoting I once iPre again the currently in Buenos Aires. í utlea albums by Agostinho Dos Santos, Cash 45 Box-June 6, 1964 International Section

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Down through the years whether in business or COIN MACHINES in pleasure most of the annual events in which we participate have slowly become semi -annuals or in some cases, monthlies. Once the greeting card people realized that twelve months is a long time between drinks, up sprung the monthlies and we hear they're planning daily events. But be that as it may. The coin machine and vending industries are cling- ing hard and fast to three annuals that come immediately to mind and we are certain, even in the face of the greeting card industry, that they will ever become anything but annuals. The first is dg w..d:: J; i THE MOA CONVENTION a twelve month event which promises to bring more Cash Box Editorial was ;1I Ivrail n coin machine people together this year than :Wr. ever possible in recent years. All of the juke box factories will participate. Every amusement machine factory exec we've spoken with is planning on taking enough space to permit large-scale displays. The record companies seem to be finding that all of the facts laid in their laps by MOA earlier this year are checking out. It appears as though MOA may have a space problem, in fact. It's nice to have this kind of a problem. Beats anything Miami ever of- The Annuals fered (!) And at what better time to have a coin machine convention than when a vending show looms in the wings as sponsored by THE NAMA CONVENTION which attracts 7000 people to Chicago every other year, and almost as many during the alternate years when the industry goes out of town. One of the big advantages offered exhibitors at NAMA is the opportunity to present something new, and this after all, does make a trade show. Not that the coin machine industry cannot schedule new products for their MOA show. It's just that while many do just that, many major facories just can't re -tool for an October date after coming out with equipment in the early fall of the year. Many of the vending machine people do, however. As a matter of fact, more and more machines are finding their °'9 way onto the NAMA Convention floor which, while already in production (or they would not be per- mitted there), are going through stages early lots enough to permit changes reflecting the demand rds, of an entire industry. The once -a -year shot at the )tn full-scale operator turnout is an invaluable oppor- put9 tunity. The twelve months of anticipation almost tally always leads to realization of something worthwhile. And at the risk of sounding like a commercial, may You we take this opportunity to remind the industry of ödes still another annual which will carry with it all of the impact and value always expected. We speak of THE CASH BOX DIRECTORY which grows bigger and better each year, according to our readers. New features, new departments, new markets, all complementing the tried and true list- ings which are brought up to date to serve the industry for still another twelve months. This year's iG Directory will be out in August but the work has already begun. Like the aforementioned Conven- ENT tions we make an appearance just once each year. We will endeavor to make that singular effort worthy of the following we enjoy from the industry around the world.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Tape-Athon Will Record Mondial Plans To Import 5000 New Arrangements French -Made Stereo Juke Box For Restaurant Locations Fesjian Leaves For Paris June 5 network ing that the firm's distributor 1,. Hollywood Musicians To Turn Out Tunes will "adapt to a changing situation in For International Flavored Europe." He stated that the "Mondial Eateries Family" of distribs is actually just that when it comes to parts and sup. plies. "Many of our distributors call on each other for parts and supplies and this coordination enables them to do business more efficiently," stated the exec. Fesjian will also travel to London and other cities not yet officially scheduled, during the 5 to 6 week trip The French -made juke box, accord ing to Fesjian, will be made available in stereo and monaural, and will play both 45 and 33 rpm records. No other details were made for publication. The United States has not imported European -made music machines in the past but the importation of European made amusement equipment has SUREN D. FESJIAN grown. Th. Bergmann, makers of the NEW 'Arizona' gun, sells the line to US YORK-Suren Fesjian, Presi- coinmen through Duncan Sales Coin. dent of Mondial Commercial Corpora- pany, US T. Pat tion and Mondial International Inc., representatives. L exclusive European terson distributes the 'Foosball' ma. distributors for chine, an ice hockey game, and a bil- American -made amusement machines liard table, made by Automatenbau announced last week that the firm a company. will import a French -made juke Foerster, German box is made in to the United will The Cinebox machine States "shortly." It Italy and is distributed through the be the first time that a leading coin Cinevision Corporation of America. machine company will have introduced The machine is distributed a foreign -made juke box to the trade Scopitone here. by Scopitone-USA but the machine is Fesjian will leave New York for made in France. knowledgeable figure in Paris on June 5th to finalize the nego- Fesjian, a The the coin machine business, expects to tiations. name of the French firm sell the French juke box through and the details of the deal will be American coin machine distributing George M. Anthony, center, discusses schedule of recording dates with Tope-Athon's Musical Director, made Mondial available after com- appoint dis- Max Urban, right, and John Halvorsen, General Manager of Tape-Athon Music, Inc. pletes contract talks, according to the companies. "We expect to export exec. tributors and make available the nec- INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA According to Anthony, "When this While in Paris, Fesjian will conduct essary parts and supplies, once the - negotiations for rights have been com- George M. Anthony, president of project is completed, we will have distributor meetings with French - Tape-Athon Corp., has announced on our shelves the largest library of based Mondial amusement machine pleted, concluded the Mondial head. that his firm has commenced a re- background music for dining to be distributors and Mondial distributors cording program that promises to be found anywhere. This vast selection from other European countries. "We Nebraska "one of the most ambitious" ever will enable us to rapidly program an are anticipating changes in our official Convention undertaken in the industry. During 8 or 16 hour tape for any eating or distributor network," said Fesjian, the next several months the com- drinking establishment, tailored in- who will hold three separate meetings Exhibit List Grows pany will tape over 5000 new ar- dividually for that location only." in as many languages. rangements for an international series Although original recordings will Mondial represents the following of restaurant background music pro- be made at local studios, duplicates factory lines in most European coun- grams. The entire effort will provide will be run through Tape-Athon's ex- tries: D. Gottlieb & Co., Williams several hundred hours of material tensive duplicating facility in Ingle- Electronic Mfg. Corp., Chicago Dy- that can be quickly custom pro- wood, California. Here, both the com- namics Industries, Midway Mfg. Co.,Southland grammed for individual dining rooms, pany's tape transports and tapes are Engineering Corp., an cocktail lounges, family restaurants, processed for distribution through a Urban Industries. er any other type of eating locale. network of over 600 nationwide converse in French, Italian The "We'll project also has international dealers. and English," continued Fesjian, not - emphasis with various programs for restaurants specializing in Continen- tal and Eastern fare, such as Italian. Mexican, Scandinavian, French, Ger- man, Bohemian, Oriental, Hawaiian Amusement Factories Taking Large Scale and Polynesian. At present, 3 top Hollywood ar- rangers are working on the project MOA Space; ROSA Relations Continue Smooth and a number of studios in the area have already been booked for th t'HICAGO-While all four U.S. music HOWARD ELLIS taping sessions. Max Urban, Tape- Athon's musical director, is oversee- machine manufacturers are set in OMAHA-Howard N. Ellis, secreted, ing the entire undertaking and ha- their plans for their respective ex- treasurer of the Coin Operated In* signed several orchestras and individ- hibit booths at the MOA Convention dustries of Nebraska Associati ual musicians for reconlinc .l:u.'s. (COIN), formerly the Music Guiq site here, amusement machine manu- of Nebraska, advised this past weds facturers are clamoring for more that the roster of exhibitors for thle space than ever before. year's regional meeting has been ink According to Fred Granger, MOA creased considerably over last year'! meeting. The meeting will be bete Business Manager, most of the pool June 6 and 7. table firms are using multiple space Among the firms exhibiting signed while pingame and shuffle alley fac- up to date are: Lieberman One Sttoopp Ails tories are taking 3, 4 and up to ti Records, W. B. Music Company, booths (Rowe AC Manufacturing Corp./: to exhibit complete lines. American Shuffleboard Company, Be Also in conjunction with the forth- ly Mfg. Co., Coin-A-Matic, Inc., H e coming Sherman House show (Oct. Vending & Sales Company, Unites 14-16), Granger stated that relations Mfg. Co., Rock -Ola Mfg. Corp., D with Record One Stop Association Gottlieb & Company, Foosball, Fischen I ROSA) will continue as before, even Mfg. Co., J. F. Frantz Mfg. Co., the though former President Irving Perl- Seeburg Company, Phil Moss & Coin' man has resigned his office. Newly ap- FRED GRANGER pany, Wurlitzer Company, and CO' pointed Stanley Stone has replaced tral Distributing Company. Perlman and is expected to continue Record companies have The two to reportedly day gathering of operators lead ROSA to the juke box opera- mellowed in their attitude toward covering an 8 state region (Missouri tor show. MOA Conventions. This year's show Kansas, Colorado, South Dakota Earlier, Granger had offered ROSA is expected to break Wyoming, Iowa, Nei a headquarters attendance rec- Minnesota and area at the Convention ords. Columbia has already agreed to braska), Will be held in the Paxton at no charge and also offered to invite exhibit and is ROSA it expected that all of Hotel in this city. members and non-members in the majors will decide to attend the Exhibits will be opened to visitant Controlled atmosphere tape library at Tope- order to Athon's stimulate attendance. Perl- show. With ROSA playing a at 1 p.m. Californio facility will hold over 10,000 man was to have strong on Saturday, June 6. Guy $ao individual tapes- Restaurant project will odd sev- met with Granger part in the forum -meet segment speakers will eral in of be Lou Casola, president thousand new numbers to extensive stock of June but it is now expected that the Convention, diskeries will be of MUSIC now available. 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www.americanradiohistory.com 6 -Mo. Sales Set American's Record High For "IMPERIAL" Seeburg Corp. au( CHICAGO-The Seeburg Corporation Pays... tiloi today reported that profits and sales Ili reached record highs in the six months The exciting IMPERIAL attracts 30, 1964. Results for the nl ended April more players and more coins second quarter also set new records ers because it is designed to work so,' for the period. It was the 14th con - th.: secutive quarter of profit increase fur you, the operator. over the comparable quarter of the previous year for the company, which Ilandsome and sturdily con- manufactures vending equipment, coin structed, its many new features phonographs, background music sys- include Horse -Collar Play hearing aids, and electronic 6 tems, Control, Pin Cate Control (even organs. Net income for the six months in- when electricity is off), beautiful, a equal to e-antilevered scoreboard, brilliant Iv. creased 41% to $1,496,049, 74 cents per share, from the previous lighting. vil of $1,059,287, or 56 cents 'lo year's net per share. Sales climbed to $32,073,- For a game that will consistently 2 over the 1963 total m. 068 a 17% gain earn high profits for you, year es of 127,299,713. after year, you owe it to yourself Profits in the second quarter, ended ut to see the IMPERIAL at your April 30, rose 47% to $861,357, equal merman sot to 42 cents per share, from $586,437, distributor's or write for free SHUFFLEBOARD CO. or 31 cents per share, in the corres- color brochure. ponding period a year ago. Sales dur- 210 Paterson Plonk Road .es the were $18,216,357, up N.J. 201 UN 5-6633 T ing quarter Union City, 23% from $14,776,455 in 1963. )al nd na Miller -Newmark Holds `Tropicana' Class America's Lowest Prices! .st 5 BALL 4 Foot or 8 Foot EXTENSIONS tac $25 PIN GAMES for MOST UNITED BOWLERS on Full Line of Coin Operated Machines fi Write for Our Price List xp, stn lot' on, bee ial it' is

GRAND RAPIDS-Jack Gallagher, Biller -Newmark Distributing Com- pany, Rowe AC distributors here, Okinawan Importer Plays Part hosted a service school in the company's showrooms on May 19 and i GUNS termed the operator -serviceman turn- In Growth Of Japanese Market IC C. Champion Rifle Write out "very gratifying." On hand from OKINAWA-One of Okinawa's more the factory were Hank Hovenaur, In- coin - C.C. Riot Gun $525 structor; important agencies for imported and Regional Sales rep Phil amusement, and vend- IC.C. Ray Gun 245 I Glover. The operated music, firm's "Tropicana" phono- is Shigeru Iha who Ge. Rifle Gallery 125 graph was the subject of the class. ing equipment heads the Macy Shokai coin machine I Ge. Night Fighter 125 Among those present were: Jack firm here. Iha, an R.H. Gallagher, Phil Glover, Hank Hove- importing IGe. Big Top 150 naur, Belam Company representative, is re- Gerald Van Gessel, Frank Deis, one of the most mod- Wms. Crossfire Gun 175 hen Johnston, Pete ported to have Roy Donovan, offices and showrooms in I Ge. State Fair 125 I Clark, Barney Adams Red Williams, ern business the area. He has dealt with the Belam Ge. Circus 195 Ken Irish' George Christopolous, Mike for three years and during Ray, Lew Van Dette, Jim Allen, Pete Company I Bally Sharpshooter 195 I sec 1963 reached a record volume for the Lamberts, Bill Van Gessel, Ed. Fields, Un. Pirate Gun 150 Ed. comparatively young import firm. )era Layana, Bud & Shirley Grable, "a tireless worker" IMid. Shooting Gallery 150 I Ass' Hayes Fineis, Iha is termed Pat Yeo, Bob Carlyle, operators in the area and judging Mid. De. Shooting Gallery 195 lusíc Swede, Dick Dunn, Reger Brown, Will by growth of Japan's imports Treasure Cove Gun 125 I Pas Pierce, from the IEx. Jim Smith, Pete Bray, Ed. on coin machines, he is seeing the )Ca Stockham im- Ex. Shooting Gallery 125 b and Joe J'anicke. fruits of his labor. In 1963 Japan as time, more than IEx. Pop Gun 245 I last Harold Baer, Chemical Engineer of ported, for the first million dollars in phonographs Ge. Super Big Top 195 ill t- "Corrosion one Reaction Consultants" ad- as much as 245 dressed ($1,022,854), eight times l Ge. Gun Club the group en the many uses 1962; amusement machines totaled iting of C.R.C., a new many purpose lubri- $716,172, showing a 300% increase n cant, cleaner over the previous year; and $272,624 SHIGERU IHA open, and rust inhibitor, nationally in vending machines. I ing distributed by Miller -New- I MONROE mark nips Dist. Co. Refreshments were I coin machine exchange inc. I c, In served. 2423 Payne Ave. CI veland 14, 0.. SUperlor 1-4600 anY. 1 I ball,l Ifg ( loss 6 an SUBSCRIPTION TO

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Rodstein Elected Pres. Of Pa. NARC To Top Elects Conrad CO CO Ops 20( Council; Succeeds Morrison Post; NAMA Charter Presented INl Two Veeps Also Installed Alan Morrison, Morrison Vending wi Service, Inc., Division of Servomation Corp., Hanover. Two vice presidents also were elected at the meeting. They are Joseph McGlenn, McGlenn Vending Service, Jis Inc., Pittsburgh, and A. W. Weller, Weller Vending Service, Inc., Shamo- kin. Harry Rosen, Allegheny Cigarette Service Company, Pittsburgh, was E elected treasurer. Elected to the council's board of Dis governors, in addition to the officers, are Richard Grady, Canteen Division of Automatic Canteen Co. of Ameri- ca, Philadelphia; Charles Mangold, CHICAGO-Fred W. Conrad, Rogue Eino Kiander, Coos Automatic Mer- Arthur F. Schulz Vending Company, Valley Vending Service, Inc., Medford, chandising Co., Coos Bay, Ore. (far Erie; John O'Brien, Interstate Vend- Ore., was elected president of the right). ALBERT RODSTEIN ing Company of Philadelphia, P. J. Northwest Automatic Retailers Coun- Balough was elected vice president I Schalm, Jr., Automatic Cigarette cil at the group's recent annual meet- of the council. CHICAGO - Albert M. Rodstein, Service Company, Kingston; Wayne ing. Ray Rush, Sound Cigarette Service, Macke Variety Vending, Philadelphia, Skilton, ARA Service of Delaware Conrad (second from left) receives Inc., Federal Way, Wash., was elected Pa., has been elected president Valley -North, Conshohocken, John the council's official NAMA Charter council secretary and Richard Estey, of the J. Tobin, ARA Service of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Automatic Merchandis- from NAMA Senior Vice President J. Canteen Company of Oregon, Port- and Alan Morrison. Richard Howard, Vice President, ing Council, according land, was elected treasurer. to Gilbert H. "Holdover" members of the board Automatic Retailers of America, Inc., Larry Thomas, Vend, Inc., Division Tansey, NAMA state council secre- are Sidney Coplin, Macke Serval Indianapolis, Ind. Howard was lunch- of Servomation Corp., Seattle, Wash., tary. Vending, Harrisburg, and Charles eon speaker at the meeting. was elected to the council's board of Rodstein, elected April 25 at the Miller, Miller Bros. Looking on are Stephen G. Balough, directors. Vendors, Inc., United Milk Service, council's annual meeting, succeeds Harrisburg. Inc., Seattle, Northwest Automatic Retailers Wash. (far left), and NAMA Director Council is a state council of NAMA. Copenhagen Snuff Takes Coin -Men To Lead Macke Specialty To New Products Healthy Sales Rise; Old Newsboys Day Build New Quarters PHILADELPHIA-Angelo Musi, sen- Vending Claims Share ior vice president of the Macke Va- riety Vending Company, a Macke Ops Smell Profits Vending Company, subsidiary announced that his company will begin In Non-Cig Product construction of a two-story, 50,000 square foot structure, on a newly ac- NEW YORK-Included among those quired three -acre site in North Phila- non -cigarette tobacco products which delphia, in two or three weeks. The have been enjoying a healthy rise in purpose of the new plant will to the sales department since the begin- be ning consolidate Macke Variety's two pres- of the year are Copenhagen ent facilities at Gerard and at Ger- snuff and Skoal chewing tobacco, ac- mantown streets into one building and cording to Tom Holly, vice president also to provide additional room for of the United States Tobacco Com- future expansion. pany, SCQI manufacturers of these two Musi advised that the new N. products. Holly added that sales of Phila- delphia plant will house all Macke R' the items through vending machines Variety's present facilities including TYDEN SEAL p( have played a significant role in the complete hot and cold all sales increase. food and drink, A TAMPER -PROOF COIN BOI! iH and candy supplies. will also th Holly stated that overall sales of It provide SEAL, designed to afford vending garage and loading facilities for the machine 'rentio Copenhagen have increased by 1,422,- company's more operators protection against 739 than 100 service undetected pilferage, mont units during the first three vehicles, the vice has recently months of 1964 in comparison to the president stated. been released by the Tyden Corpora Musi also revealed that both stories tion, Hastings, previous year, and that specially de- of the new Michigan. According ,test signed or customized automatic dis- (PII Day in Philadelphia building will be accessible to the manufacturer, the locking riot pensers, on Friday, June 19th, when from the street by vehicles for pick- and lock housing Il. located principally in such hundreds ups and deliveries. make it impossible "heavy snuff areas" as Pennsylvania, of men and women in all walks of life to open these Tyden Seals withou. u'e Besides combining ,,ree Minnesota and Wisconsin, have been turn "newsboy" to help crippled chil- the two sepa- destroying them, and as such, leav< dren, is spearheaded this year rate plants, the new building will also proof responsible for a modest percentage by double of tampering. Embossed identi of the growth. Texas and other sec- David Rosen, president of David the company's working area, fication markings and numbering pre tions of the South and Rosen, Inc. He is shown on the the Macke exec stated. Macke Variety vent unauthorized replacement. wit Southwest fig- is headed r,. ure heavily in the sales increase, he left with John A. Murphy (right), by Al Rodstein, who is pres- A complete kit of materials, in further advised. investment banker who is a member ently involved in a business -pleasure eluding sampling seals, prices an( tour through coin "Reports from our representatives of the Board of the A.B.C. Vending European markets. specifications, and information 01 throughout the Corporation, who is hovnrary chair- Macke Variety operates over 5,000 establishing a cargo sys country indicate that pieces of protection many tobacco users are converting to man of the city-wide l'i'manitarian vending equipment, Musi tern based on Tyden Seals, is avail snuff," Holly stated. He added that, campaign. Mr. Rosen is Chief Barker further stated. able on request from the Tyden Corp. "Many of those who are using Copen- of the Philadelphia Variety Club, Tent Hastings, Michigan. hagen for the first time are younger No. 13, which sponsors Old Newsboys men, many of whom Day in cooperation with the "Phila- work in labora- delphia Inquirer," 1st S.A. Coin -Op tories, factories, on assembly lines or daily newspaper, national Basic Economy Corporation other places where they for the benefit of the Variety Club The can't smoke." Camp for Crippled Laundry To Open cleaning center will serve as Tom Compere, in charge of the pro- and Handicapped pilot operation to acquaint Venezuela' motion of Children. Also shown is one of the s _\RACAS, VENEZUELA the two tobacco products, hundreds - South investors with coin -operated dr; stated that many specially customized of youngsters served by Old America's first coin -operated dry cleaning and laundering, and it machines such as candy dispensers. Newsboys Day. cleaning and laundry center will open profit potential. renovated for the column -shape here soon according to Ernst D. Dynamic is optimistic about the of the Bechhofer, vice president of Dynamic shoe -polish can size snuff container, future for these centers in Venezuela taken their place Vending Corporation, New York. because the nation has the highes and displaying the Copenhagen decal alongside other vend- Dynamic, which ible products in multi -item machines, built Europe's first per -capita income among all Soutl: on the front, have been located in Compere such center two years ago and is the American countries. Venezuelan co added. dominant builder cafeterias, factory recreation rooms. Most vending ops who handle of these centers on sumers are the most American-lik' these the Continent with a total of 75, will in canteens etc., and have enjoyed two items generally vend them at a South America, have always Pre good itself install, own and operate the ferred American products ar' consumer acceptance. price of 20e, Compere stated, although Caracas center. and this can fluctuate with the individual quick to adopt the habits of Unite' Copenhagen and Skoal have also operator. The outlet will open in July in a States consumers, Bechhofer ob shopping center owned by the Inter - served. 50 Cash Box-June 6, 196

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WALLS OF ARCADE ARE LINED WITH NEW EQUIPMENT, four pool tab les dot center. More 6 -pockets for the back room area arc on the way. New Pingames Levin during a recent interview with Bright Lights, New 34 a Cash Box reporter. Scopitone At Show Spur Play New lights, new machines, and a Element Help Action new element of player, has brightened NEW YORK-When 40,000 licensees BOSTON - Charlie Wertheimer the otherwise dismal spot. No longer Gottlieb, ChiCoin, Midway, United, from all over New York State at- walked out of his arcade here last do the police raid the spot. "I threw a Standard Changemaker, a Muto - prof- scope plastic machine, are just some tended the Annual Beverage Retailer November after many years of out the girlie machines myself," said itable operation. One of the main Levin from his Boston offices. He also of the factory names evident. Convention at the Hilton Hotel here reasons for Wertheimer's departure removed many older model machines. Collections are greater than Levin last month, most of them stopped at was that the owners of the building His office is around the corner from Bros. execs expected, according to the Scopitone booth to see and hear which housed his arcade saw fit to the Washington Street arcade, a busy Margold. The ten -cent play has helped. The oppor- But what has turned the trick is the the latest in film and musical hike the rent once again. location in the heart of the theater - color tunity couldn't be resisted and Werth- entertainment section of the Hub. new approach to entertainment. Be- sound. Hosting the booth (pictured eimer used it to secede from the coin Actually, what happened is that neath bright lights and in a pleasant above) were Scopitone-USA principles machine business. Trimount's Iry Margold convinced atmosphere a real estate man who Abe Green (left) and Irving Kaye. Less than one month later the real Levin he should operate the location hadn't noticed a pinball machine for estate agent who could not rent the himself when Levin dropped by in years is suddenly excited about mak- Below, Runyon's Perry Lowengrub ing money with coin -operated equip- (left) arcade site to anyone else stepped in search of an operator. "I'm sorry I with Cash Box' manager Marty as an operator, bought large numbers didn't take the spot myself," said Mar - ment. Levin will add vending ma- Toohey. of new amusement machines under gold in looking back to November chines (drink, cigarettes, coffee at the guidance and direction of Tri - 1963. first) this month. After that, who mount Automatic Sales Co., local dis- A tour through the arcade (pic- knows. If the deal looks right he'll tributor, and if Maynard Levin didn't tured on this page) revealed machines make more changes. "I think we can own the building he still wouldn't all on ten -cent play. "We quickly make money with this investment," leave the arcade business. "I've be- changed over from nickel play." Four said the realtor last week. Judging come a pinball machine operator and Valley pool tables are centered on the from the first six months, that ap- I'm glad I was pushed into it," stated floor. No less than 34 pinball ma- pears to be a foregone conclusion. chines stand ready for action with ARCADE every factory represented and every ALL NEWM machine released in the last fifteen months on hand. No machines older than early 1963 models are used. Six baseball games dot a corner. Four gun games keep teenagers shooting. Two shuffle alleys are the latest models. One lone juke box ( a Rowe AC model) stands in the far side. Another will be added shortly. One attendant is on duty at all times. The place opens early and closes late. A coin change maker helps the change problems and a Rowe AC OLD FRONT will corns down shortly offers additional machines flanked helps the lady at- with new ENTRANCE dollar bill changer fixtures on order to brighten the app?arance. with a pocket -book department that draws cus- Bally, tomers. tendant. Southland, Williams,

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www.americanradiohistory.com ACTIVE'S Meeting Dates the choice for Ray Erfle Leaves Broad St. Trust and Trade Events THE LOWEST For Philly's New Lincoln Nat'l. PRICES and "True Friend" Of Coin Machine Industry BEST EQUIPMENT ALWAYS ardson Dilworth among its founders, JUNE Mr. Erfle takes with him the well Exclusive Gottlieb and Rock -Ola Distrib- wishes and friendships of the coin utor for Eastern Benno, So. Jersey and Delaware. machine industry -distributors and 5-7 Coin -Operated Industry of Nebraska, Meeting Reconditioned Equipment For Export operators alike. Annual Place: Paxton Hotel, Omaha, Neb. ACTIVE Amusement Machines Co. William Moore, who was assistant 5-7 California Automatic Vendors Associa- 666 No. Broad Street, Phila. 30, Pa. POplar 9-4495 to Mr. Erfle at Broad Street Trust 1101 Pittston Ave.. Scranton 5. Penna. tion Company and who also was most help- Place: Mark Thomas Inn, Monterey, ful to the coin machine industry, re- California mains at his post. It is significant that 6 Wisconsin Automatic Merchandising while Broad Street Trust has in the Council past decade branched out to almost Place: Park Motor Inn, Madison, ALL TYPES SPECIALS! two dozen offices, Mr. Erfle always Wisconsin 1 Bally Congress S.A S 75.00 saw fit to remain at the home office at 6 1964 U.J.A. Coin Division Victory 2 Bolly Deluxe Jumbo S.A 225.00 Broad and Fairmount Avenue. Lo- Dinner 1 Bally Deluxe Club S.A 135.00 Place: Stotler Hilton Hotel, New York 3 Chicago Coin Gold Crown B.A. 675.00 cated in the heart of the city's coin City 1 Chicago Coin Princess B.A 525.00 machine row, it always kept him in 7-10 National Confectioners Association 1 Chicago Coin 16' Royat Crown B.A. 735.00 close touch and easily reached by all Place: Americana Hotel, New York 6 United Duplex B.A City 215.00 RAY ERFLE whenever needed. Replacing Mr. Erfle 2 United Copri B.A. 750.00 will be Roland Kushmore, transferred 13 Massachusetts Automatic Merchandis- 1 United League B A. 265.00 from a branch office. Mr. Kushmore ing Council 2 PHILADELPHIA -Raymond United Falcon B.A. 350.00 J. Erfle, was originally Place: Dinkier Plaza Hotel, Atlanta, 2 Chicago Coin Bulls Eye Big League 65.00 Sr., banking official who was associated with Mr. one of 16 Music Operators of New York Quer. 1 Erfle at the old Northwestern Bank. Bally Big Inning 75.00 the first to give sound financial recog- terly Meeting (General) 2 The United Carnival Gun 125.00 nition to the coin machine industry, coin industry will be given a Place: To Be Announced 2 Continental Corsair 30 Col 145.00 great opportunity to pay personal has resigned his position as senior 17 New York State Operators Guild 1 Dugrenier 9 Col 30.00 vice-president tribute to Mr. Erfle on June 1st when Place: Gov. Kingston, 2 Hole In of the Broad Street Clinton Hotel, One .... 325.00 a dinner in his honor will be tendered N.Y. I Bally Marksmen 100.00 Trust Company to accept a more chal- at Old Original Bookbinders Restau- 1 Midway Pistol Gallery 100.00 lenging post as Executive Vice -Presi- 18 National Association of Coin Laundry 2 K-200 AMI Phonograph 425.00 dent of the newly -created Lincoln rant by the Escrow Corp., of which Equipment Operators, Inc. Na- Place: Beverly Los 2 J-200 AMI Phonograph distributor David Rosen is the vice- -Hilton Hotel, An- 375.00 tional Bank of Philadelphia. geles, Calif. I Wurlitzer 2700-3 Phonograph 875.00 Closely identified with the coin ma- president. The Escrow Corp., a financing institution also identified with 18-20 Indiana Tobacco-Candy Distributors chine industry for 27 years, Mr. Erfle the & LARGE SELECTION OF ARCADE EQUIPMENT coin machine Vendors, Inc. ON HAND FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY! DIS- has been in the commercial banking industry, has extended Place: Claypool Hotel, Indianapolis, TRIBUTORS-CALL OR WRITE FOR OUR field for 37 years, excepting for the an invitation to all in the industry Ind. CONFIDENTIAL DISTRIBUTOR'S PRICE LIST! to attend the five years spent in the military serv- testimonial dinner. 20-23 Southern Wholesale Tobacco and Candy ice. He served in the Southwest Association, Inc. Pa- Place. Dinkier Plaza Hotel, Atlanta, cific with the Air Force and holds the Georgia rank of Colonel. His banking career Diamond Will 21 Music & Vending Association of South spans every position from messenger Dakota to senior vice-president and now, chief Place: Lieberman Music Co., Minne- executive officer. Expand Bldg., apolis, Minn. ROYAL It was while 22-25 Catholic Hospital he was at Northwest- Association, Con. ern Bank and Trust Company before Revamp Offices vention DISTRIBUTING, INC. Place: New York Hilton, N.Y.C. CINCINNATI: 1210 Glendale -Milford Rd. 7714250 its merger with the Broad Street COLUMBUS: NO RFD LK-J im Donnelley, sales 1112 North High Street Trust Company that Erfie first 26-28 Cigarette Merchandisers Association, gave manager of Diamond Inc. financial recognition to the coin ma- Coin Machine chine Exchange Inc., Wurlitzer distributors Place: Laurels Country Club, Sackett industry by extending credit in this area, Lake, Monticello, N.Y. and accommodations to both distribu- advised the trade here VENDORS tors and last week that the rapidly -growing - Ready to Operate operators. He had so much coin confidence in the soundness of the coin machine distributing firm will ex- COLD DRINK Smokeshop Slimline pand its present area to MACHINES machine industry and the men asso- building in- V-18 $150 clude a new addition 60 x 30 Apco Soda Shoppe Smokashop Slimllne ciated with it that he extended credit -a foot MSS 3D ....$175 V-27 235 even to location owners. parts department extension to accom- Apeo Soda Shoppe Smakeshop Slimllne modate the growing demand AUGUST MSS 4D 345 V-36 325 It was after the bank merger when for coin Apco Soda Shoppe SANDWICH Erfle stepped up in executive machine and pool table supplies and Deluxe 3D wllh MACHINES capac- parts. crashed Ice 995 DaGrenler 4 sel... 165 ity at Broad Street Trust Company Cole Spa 3D, 1000 Owner Chris 2-4 National Candy Wholesalers Associa- Rowe 5 sel. that he became a real "tower of finan- Christensen, who tion cep cap. 195 cap. 250 75 covers the territory in an airplane Place: Cole Spa, TN - Rowe Celebrity cial strength" for the coin machine Sheraton Park Hotel, Washing- 1000 4D . 475 Modelar 147, all industry. 'With (`Bonanza') has succeeded in increas- ton, D.C. Lyon 1400.2F 20. direction from such purpose. 130 cap 775 ing parts volume via a mobile parts American . 3-5 Management Association 1400 no 185 Stoner 5 sel. industry figures as Joseph Silverman, which Place: 135 W. Lyon 1400-40. 75 cap. 225 executive secretary of the Amusement truck travels the territory 50th St., N.Y.C. 1400 cup 225 CANDY VENDORS throughout the Rowe L1000 Machine Operators Association State of Virginia. 24-26 National Association of Concession- 40 DuGrenler Candy- of 100 cep .. 575 Construction will begin this week aires Eastern Regional Conference mart 8 col. 175 Greater Philadelphia, and from David Place: Stoner on a new office Mayflower Hotel, Plymouth, MISCELLANEOUS 6 col. Rosen, president of the David Rosen, for Christensen, a new Moss. Ball Point Pens .. 18 102 cap. 125 Inc., distributing firm, Erfie rec- sales office for Donnelley, and the Cookie Vendor stoner 8 eel. was 26-30 National Automatic Laundry & Clean, 160 cap. 175 parts room addition. The 9 tel. . 75 ognized as "a true friend" of the coin building ing Council Stoner 11 col. Vendo Pn-Select machine industry. also houses Cavalier Coin Machine Place: N. Y. Coliseum (exhibits)' Bar- MITI 395 Stonermatle 245 Company, bizon -Plaza (meetings), New Yorks Cih Vendo Posl-Selrel U -Select -It 188, The industry in general derived one of the largest opera- 2 col.. 10e . 125 Milk . 495 great tions in the East. Shipman 6 col. 75 benefit from the advice and sup- CIGARETTE Northwestern port provided by Diamond distributes Wurlitzer, Val- 20 rol. 175 Erfle. While he was Corsair 20. SW. 16 275 ever the banking ley, Irving Kaye, United, Urban, and Corsair 30. 30 col. 195 RoShowaseRowe executive, Erfle al- D.Grenlee Champion, 12 col. 225 ways identified himself actively American Shuffleboard. In addition, 11 col. with 125 Rowe Tasty 20 sel 395 the industry and is the exec stated that a new equipment Eastern Elec. C-8. 65 HOT COFFEE expected to con- Eastern Ele.. showroom will be Nut Apeo Coffee Shoppe tinue to do so. He attends all major constructed to house SEPTEMBER 11. 22 col. . 110 Ir. 175 the firm's lines Fattens Elm C-10 95 events sponsored by the local and where greater display Apee Conne Shoppe Eastern Elec. possibilities are C-12 125 1195 state associations, addresses many of possible. Keeney 9 col. 75 Aeeneo 200 National 9M, CoBee- their meetings. He attends national 24-26 Michigan Tobacco & Candy 0istribn Choc. 135 9 cos. conventions in tors and Vendors Association 95 Bally 583. sel., the industry and on National 9111L. Place: Statler-Hilton Hotel, Detroi' 480 cep 275 many occasions has been a featured Mich. 9 nt. 125 Bally 507 Balch N.Y. Ops National 11ML, speaker or moderator at convention Guild To Meet Brew 395 24-26 Texas Merchandising Vending Associo 11 col. 150 Bally meetings. 6600. single fion -Texas and Oklahoma TobOcc: National 111. cep BEACON, N.Y.-Mike brew 69 Even in communal affairs, Mr. Mulqueen, Distributors (joint moot) 11 col. 185 Cole FlrebaU 2 sel. Erfle National allied himself with President of the NYS Operators 113. , 135 the coin machine Guild, 25-27 Music Operators of America Annuo 13 col. 210 Nebel 4100, 200 industry. In the philanthropic activi- advised last week Outing Roe Ambassador. p 1.35 that the next guild ties of the Philadelphia Variety Place: Heinle Hotel, Etlenville, N.Y 11 al. 125 Stonceer 5000. 500 Club, meeting will be held at the Governor Rewe Ambassador. rep 175 he allies himself with the amusement 27 -Oct. 2 National Association of Concession 14 col. 165 NOT FOOD machines division. Clinton Hotel, Kingston, N.Y. on June aires Fed,-en 75 One year he served Sedate E-1 Place: Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chico9' Rowe 7 el as chairman 17 at 7:30 PM. 22 col. 140 of the Coin Machine Di- Annual 13: 225 Convention Srrku ra F vision for the Allied Jewish Appeal, 22 and this year, he was co-chairman 28 -Oct. 1 Motion Picture & Concessions Indus of tries Trade Show the annual dinner of the Coin Ma- Place: Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chico9- CLEVELAND COIN chine Division in behalf of the Allied Canteen Declares Machine Exchange, Inc. Jewish Appeal. 2029 In his new 5c July 1, Dividend Prospect, Coble-Clcirc, ÇIvolond, Ohio position with the new bank, which has former Mayor Rich - CHICAGO - the Board of Directors of Automatic Canteen Company of OCTOBER NOW DELIVERING UNITED'S "PACER" AND "TORNADO" America at their meeting voted the resumption of the company's quar- PHILADELPHIA, PA terly dividend, and declared a 5t divi- 14-16 Music Operators Of America 1641 N BROAD ST Place: Sherman House, Chicago dend payable July 1, 1964, to stock- Annual Convention PITTSBURGH, PA holders of record June 15, 1964, it was 1508 FIFTH AVE 17-20 National Automatic Merchandising EXCLUSIVE UNITED MFG CO. DISTRIBUTOR announced by Patrick L. O'Malley, Assoc. Convention Place: McCormick Place, Chicago President. Annual Convention 52 Cash Box -June 6, 1964

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COLORAMA Metro N.Y. Area The sympathy of the industry goes out to the Engelman family on the .r death of Sam Engelman, a well liked and most respected member of the a the DIFFERENT trade. . . Tops with ops in the record department, according to Eric Bernay I;. 2 -PLAYER More To Come of A-1 Record Sales, are Dionne Warwick's 'Walk On By' on Sceptor and Irx, so FLIPPER GAME! the very popular 'People' by Barbra Streisand on Columbia. Eric is busy these days, huffin' and puffin' around the shop with his sleeves rolled up, See your Distributor g ; :;; 1 trying to meet orders and arrange the stock that you'd never know he or contact NEW YORK-Periodic installations r. /' of the Scopitone film machine on loca- was "the boss." J. H. KEENEY & CO., Inc. tions in the New York metro area by Bill Herbord, assistant sales manager and engineer for the Automatic awe 2600 W. 50ín St., Chicago 32, III. the Paramount Vending Company Products Company, manufacturers of the Smokeshop cigarette machine, due all tl Phono, HEmlock to Bill and Murray Weiner. 4-5500 11 have now reached a total of fifteen, to hit New York on Monday, May 31st, according 9 according to Al Miniaci, Paramount He'll discuss equipment and business in general with Smokeshop distribs. See president. Miniaci also advised that Mike Munves and his right hand man Dick Greenberg contend that the tr il he should be able to continue placing Southland 'Little Pro' is one of the most coin provoking pieces of equipment A pl as many of the devices as he is able ever placed in an arcade. Mike says that two of his best and most regular k, an to get from Scopitone-USA, the Mi- arcade areas are Coney Island in Brooklyn and Seaside Heights in New Jersey, ami Beach based firm which is licensed ock- to distribute the French made ma- Nate Sugerman was remarking on the not -always infallible judgment of $PiUNC-r chine and which shortly plans to man- the Army National Guard when, years back, as a college graduate with a atior ufacture the unit in this country. pending masters degree, trying to enlist for six months duty with the reserves, nt ar his in the motor Among the locations in they advised that they had selected a fine spot for talents by which Para- pool. Nate prudently declined the offer, and was about to walk out of the mount is e Ho operating the Scopitone, recruiter's office, when he was offered a job as a clerk -typist and promptly according to Miniaci, are the Chateau changed his mind. Eran SAVE Madrid, a fashionable night spot in Lou he was in week's heat, lamenting ig Q1 ON ALL 4LE Manhattan; the Town House in Tuck- Druckman claims actually wilting last ahoe, N.Y. and Grand Central Term- the fact that he has little "fuzz" on his dome to protect his sensitive scalp hex USED inal. One location, a mid -town cabaret from the harsh rays of the sun. Boss Iry Holzman has so many irons in the called Mister 'J's,' has been advertis- fire-from the UJA, to the Friars Club, to helping his 3'2 year old grand- Chic Vending Enuipment ing the machine in New York news- daughter Jill-Jill get a start in TV modeling-that he's glad to be distrib. ih a as uting the United 'Pacer,' a game so well received by ops, Iry says, that "it rer, 2 L1010 Drink papers its main attraction. almost distributes itself." The 'Tycoon" is quite emphatic when he states that 22 AK7 Coffee Miniaci advised that the one con- the 1964 victory dinner-Siskind testimonial will have the greatest show and e w 3 Robeteria All Purpa:e stant factor he has noticed concerning the highest attendance in the history of the division's affair. One glance at ordin 1 Rabelerla Tasty 20 the machine is that it fares best in the June 6th program should convince any skeptics that such is definitely 6 Book 0 Mat transient locations. In one such loca- me an the case. 3 Dollar Bill Changer tion, the Broadway Arcade on 52nd 2 Chips n' Stuff St. in Manhattan, the Scopitone ma- Al D'Inzillo is faced with the same problem as the other Rock -Ola distribs ebi 2 20 700 Electric C13. Rowe chine has proven to be one of the across the country-trying to keep up with ops' orders for the new 'Grand splay

1 20 700 Manual Cigarette Rowe strongest crowd attractions, accord- Prix.' Actually, with the demand up and the factory production running re e 2 L1000 Drink ing to Cash Box visiting reporters. slightly behind, Al has had to limit equipment to ops in order to make sure 4 RV 750 Coffee Miniaci, himself a part owner in everyone gets something. Harry Koeppel says the story's the same with the her 2 Cigar Vendors Scopitone-USA, has the exclusive U.S. Billiards Pro series pool tables, as one look at the almost vacant show- all a 7 IVI C,Ree franchise to operate the machine in room floor will attest. Actually, Al Simon has had to make additional trips ae Gol 4 Cole "Fireball" Coffee New York State. The Paramount exec out to the Amityville plant to try and keep production up to meet the order, 7 14 Col. Rowe Ambassador Cigarette advised that films are presently being Abe Lipsky's looking forward to the June 6th fete at the Statler-Hilton. ithile 1 11 Coi. Rowe Commander Electric produced by various film companies Although Abe is a Tenth Ave. based coinman, he'll still have one of th( fit Cigarette on I for Scopitone in California, Florida longest trips of any of the guests to the hotel that night, as he lives in 22 11 Col. Rowe Cigarette garters and in New York City, and as such Cherry Hill, N.J. Actually, Abe commutes the entire 100 -plus miles to work 2 9 Col. Rowe Clg. he foresees no difficulty in the rotation every morning, and as such, has probably logged more travel miles than Orly 11; 8 8 Col. Rowe Electric Cigarette and substitution of films for program- any airline pilots. ,'rk Ja, 7 8 Col. Rowe Cigarette ing variety. It is still too soon, Mini- 13 30 Col. Carsair Cigarette Larry Feigenbaum, of Alberti "30" aci contends, to determine what type Simon Co., and the wife are off for a three Report: 14 22 Col. Eastern Electric Clg. week vacation to England, theirt of film is most appealing to the public. beginning June 4th, where they'll combine play; 3 8 Col. Eastern Electric Cigarette holiday with a little antique hunting. tar. The Scopitone machine was given Larry says the "Mrs." has gone 5 15 Col. Stoner Cigarette Britain before on antique Ralp. a reception at the Hotel Pierre in expeditions and has often returned with some 2 9 Cal. National Cg. rather valuable items. This time, weather permitting, Manhattan, a few weeks ago, both to they may even venture' Gen 2 8 Col. National Cig. into Scotland. While reminiscing about his last visit to Europe with U.S. showcase it for the metro New York the isomer 4 9 Col. Du Grenier Cigarette press and to formally announce Army in 1945, Larry mentioned that he had spent one month with relatives 3 8 Cal. Du that Grenier Cigarette in Zurich, I 80,4 of the stock of Scopitone-USA Switzerland. He remembers Zurich as the spot where he's enjoyed oiled 1 8 Col. Du Gren'er Candy the most gracious living of his lifetime. was purchased by Tel -A -Sign, Inc. Schx ALL EQUIPMENT LIKE NEW A. A. Harry Berger announced in a flyer sent out industry last week Guaranteed Clean & Checked Steiger, president of Tel -A - to the Paris Sign, announced his that he will hold an open house June 18th. at his Westside showrooms oB WIRE PHONE WRITE TODAY that company 'I plans to use the film device as a new Tenth Ave. When last seen, Harry was out trying to dig up a suitable favor bowie - Exclusive Rowe AMI Distributor medium in their point -of -purchase ad- or souvenir which he plans to present to each guest who attends the cele 1're t Ea. Pa. vertising program. Other principals bration. S. Jersey Del. - Md. - D.C. tery, I involved in the distribution and future Sid Greenfield reports that his son Phil is in from California for a one manufacture of the machine are Abe month vacation, and says that Phil and his brother Mary were both out for 243 Green of the Runyon he Sales Co., Irving a day at the World's Fair. Sid also reports that his wife is recuperating Re( AVID Kaye of the Irving Kaye Co., and beautifully from her recent operation at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital. mess. D ROSEN,INC Alvin f Malnick of Scopitone-USA. Jack Milt Tucker was out on the Long Island road for Harold Kaufman, spending Mitnick is Sales Director of the firm. le Va: 85S N. 'ROAD ST., PHILA., PA. 19123 .ouch of his time in the Nassau territories. Another press party was held last ::matie Phone: (215) CEnter 2-2903 week by the film machine company at Sam Morrison, Musical Moments, will attend the UJA Victory Dinner with his brother Sol who is an electronic engineer with a professional record that coon, Chicago's Ambassadore Hotel. tiler, 'tvers Cape Canaveral and other satellite sites. Sam's table will also be 5a honored by the presence of Al Cordial, former Genl. Douglas MacArthur; i Schal interpreter, who will be at the Morrison table. . "Can You Do It" b tbeta a Pro Series! the Contours (Tamala-Motown) has the Harlem places shaking.... A sleeper: Gladys Knight singing "Givin' Up," a spiritual disk that has the uptolvn í6110.a locations asking for more. . . . They're asking for the new Chuck Jackie» single, too "Beg Me." lPlane thet Meyer Parkoff and Murray Kaye busier than usual severe after fitting in t Piere1 meetings with the sales staff. Seeburg equipment of all types-music, vendin : -and pool tables-and of course the DuGrenier line, a recent Seeburg 9' at iii quisition, all keeping the Atlantic crew moving at a rapid pace. Tests continui at hr on 'Pic-A-Pac.' le, Suren Fesjian, Mondial's chief exec, off to Europe June 5 and when he re turns, look for another juke box on the American market-a French -made v:old s machine. Aspet Varten and Dick Sarkisian will handle exports in Fesjian6 ieling of absence.... Ben Chicofsky needs another arm Het PRO1-78x46 and two more assistants. baciou planning the June 16th afternoon meet with Westchester and Statt PRO CALL upper NY CUE BALL LOCK ISIS 2- 88 x 51 Arco Codc Sir execs; a meet later that eve at the Holiday Inn with hundreds of ops plannilat equipt ball locks cue in) PRO to attend the General Session; he's got the ou', P 3- 93 x 53 PY8-2626 seating arrangements decked 4e PRE for the UJA-Siskind affair; and of course oat¡ -ASSEMBLED PRO- PRO 4-103 x 58 or there's the Nevele Hotel annual FESSIONAL STURDY ing for September that needs attention now. Wets BASE NO WEDGEI Local Distributor Ditchburn Equipment Ltd.'s M. H. Town, Sales Exec, in town at the Morit' abat after a cross-country business tour calls Cash Box on arrival.... Condolence' Fa to the Bernoff Family (Regal Music) on the death of Charlie's brother. A died last week at the age of 51.... Joe Ash, Philly's Active Amusement Dla chines Co., on two phones (2-count 'em -2) complaining on both. The first t the Rock -Ola factory "Where's My 'Grand Prix' shipment? !"; the second-t U the Gottlieb 's ate S, BILLIARDS Inc. plant-"Tests are great on the new 'Bonanza' pin so where is U' , shipment?!" Actually, Joe Ash is happy as a lark as long as demand stays a 91N) its peak.... Active held showings of the new Rock -Ola phono at the Pelar Harris e the s Hotel in Harrisburg and the General DeKalb Hotel in Norristown ro cently. Big turnouts, big orders, hence the telephone calls to the factory 'ng.1i more. ed its :41d 54 Cash Box-June 6, 196 Bolo www.americanradiohistory.com FOR THE FIRST TIME... Chicago Chatter A REALISTIC GOLF GAME UNDER GLASS

ln of The 45th annual National Restaurant Association Convention and 22nd an- ie ial American Motor Hotel "Motelrama" was in at McCormick Place and the lr aimer House May 25-28. Rowe AC Mfg.'s "Customusic" background music on with the M200 phono and several vend - ed lit was display, along "Tropicana" o g machines. The exhibit was manned by Don Lunday, Jim Newlander, Phil lover, and other Rowe executives.... There were miles and miles of exhibits ono Rowe AC the only vending rep), and a person needed "7 league boots" to take le all the convention action at the huge lakefront exposition hall, Joe Robbins, amiable sales manager

.nbL "Scopitone" was unveiled in Chi last Wednesday, May 27. Hosts at a cocktail of Empire Coin, Chicago, says: were Lat arty in the Beau Nash Room of the Ambassador East Hotel Scopitone- "Little Pro has big appeal. When it lp SA prexy Al Malnick, Tel -A -Sign head A. A. Steiger, sales chief Jack Mit- ick, and Joseph L. Sicari. comes to making money, Little Pro's Edward G. Doris returned from a week's no amateur." lent Rock -Ola executive vice president - with acation feeling fit and rested. George Hincker sez sales of all Rock -Ola equip ,s tent are booming.... Ed Ratajack has been working out of his Evanston of - ce, by telephone, appointing distribs in many territories for "Foosball" and of [ce Hockey." Barry Mour, L. T. Patterson's vice pres., was a weekend visitor romp A GAME OF SKILL! u Evanston.... Just a reminder: The June 27 issue of Cash Box will feature turns "Little Pro" ne big Quarterly Export section. This is a must issue. Player e Player The word from Sam Stern, prexy of Williams Electronic Mfg. Corp., is that toward lighted hole. s io ie Chicago based amusement game manufacturer is making a "grand slam" controls "Little Pro's" stroke g dill ith a popular trio of games: "San Francisco" 2 -player, "Palooka" single - with "hard" or "easy" but- that layer, and "Grand Slam" baseball game. ton. Player strives to fin- tes Machine Exchange, Low The welcome mat is out -in -front as usual at First Coin ish all 9 holes in par ante Sam Kolber, Fred ccording to Prexy Joe Kline. Greeters are (as always) or under. efinit :line and Cliff Mueller. The big news at Bally Mfg. this week is (of course!) the new "Mad World" d ADJUSTABLE wo -player, with the "Free -Ball alley." Bill O'Donnell and Herb Jones, say EXTENDED ru hey're enjoying excellent acceptance everywhere. Ike PLAY 4th Over at D. Gottlieb & Co. success continues with Gottlieb's "World Fair" It .inball amusement game. Reports we receive from Dave Gottlieb, Alvin and lai ¿ate Gottlieb, and Judd Weinberg indicate that "World Fair" is a big winner. ore While Empire Coin owner Gil Kitt is `Gallivantin" on the European Conti - eof tent on behalf of Empire Coin Machine Exchange everyone in the Chi head - lire [barters is busy as blazes writin' up orders. Vice prexy Joe Robbins and his ÌO PLAY to ovely Marian are still beaming over the recent Bar Mitzvah eloquence of son les /lark Jay Robbins. Manufactured by new "Bronco" SOUTHI-AND atl Reports we're getting from Chicago Dynamic Industries on the Engineering, Inc. ine wo -player flipper skill game are aglow with a success pattern. Mort Secore "THE HOUSE OF ORIGINAL IDEAS" goof Sam Wolberg and nd Ralph Wyckoff mince no words in spelling this out. St.. Santa Monica. Coil! th 1657 Euclid lam over results with this game, and other ChiCoin Telephone: EXbrook 3-3'24 I vet. Gensburg are tickled the inusement games. relit advise that I veepee Herb Oettinger enj. United Vice prexy Bill DeSelm and exec 'hil Schwartz is enjoying great popularity in United Mfg.'s exhibit booth at

I big ast he Paris Exposition in France. Stellar features are United's `Tornado" room 'tall bowler, "Pacer" shuffle alley, and "Bankpool." ble li then' We're tickled to hear that Mary Gillette is improving rapidly from recent surgery. Friends may send get well cards to Mary at Phonograph Service PHONOGRAPH SPECIALS a as 'or it ;orp., 2434 North Cicero, in this city.... Iry Perlman resigned president Seeburg 201 DH $525.00 h oulg,f the Record One Stop Assn., Inc. (ROSA) due to. the preisure of personal Wurlitzer 24105 495.00 ll.ro lusiness. Stan Stone's the new man at the ROSA helm. . . Al Rodstein, of AMI L-200 645.00 ['speedsn Ifacke in was elected president of the Pennsylvania 225.00 pe Variety Vending, Philly, Seeburg M100C automatic Merchandising Council, according to Gilbert H. Tansey, NAMA's Seeburg HF100G 295.00 Baer tit ;tate council secretary April 25. Vice Presidents are Joseph McGlenn, A. W. Seeburg 3W1 Wall Box (100 Selection) 18.50 !cord 1 Weller. is Board of Governors include: John O'Brien, Harry Rosen treasurer. REFINISHED-RECONDITIONED I a1:: '. J. Schalm, Wayne Skilton, John J. Tobin and Alan Morrison. Holdover Jr., AS ONLY SHAFFER CAN DO! rP t nembers are Sidney Coplin and Charles Miller. esterm,As MOA Prexy Lou Casola and Managing Director Fred Granger prepare O enplane for Omaha's COIN meet they are also setting plans for a session SHAFFER MUSIC COMPANY k jacçlc i when they return with MOA Board Chairman Harry Snodgrass (June 10). 849 N. High St. Columbus, Ohio 43215 $er dint Pierce will also be on hand for the meeting in Chicago's Sherman House. in Phone: (614) 294-4614 , vea.' )r'er at Midway Mfg. Hank Ross, "Iggy" Wolverton and Bob Jonesi are in !eburgr:onstant huddles planning exciting, new amusement equipment for later re- s con's ease. Harold infos the enlargement and re- henh

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www.americanradiohistory.com I MOA Clarifies Dues Structure GRAND SLAM FUN,GRAND SLAM PROFITS .4\ Business Manager CHICAGO-MOA advised the trade Fred Granger has several operator -members have . that ent sched- çí/i. inisunderstood the which is based osduesn number of ma- Ile and operated by each \ owned chines Follow- .0perating company member. ing is an explanation of MOA dues the various classification levels: and same. Administrative dues remain the Legislative dues have been increased number of phono- on the basis of the a member operates. If you graphs will have 0 to 50 phonographs, you pay $15.00 legislative dues plus the $35.00 administrative dues for REPLAY MODEL fixed 51 2 -PLAYER a total of $50.00. If you have 100 phonographs, your leg- [R.ÿïs;welgeeng through plus $35.00 with fflibmii.E3: islative dues are $40.00 á administrative dues for a total of 3! $75.00. If you have over 100 phono- EXTRA INNING FEATURE graphs, your legislature dues are administrative dues $65.00 plus $35.00 AND OVER -THE -FENCE HOME RUNS for a total of $100.00. Associate members (distributors, jobbers) will pay $100.00 per year legislative dues. Clear? Players actually run the bases with William's patented base runner unit Bobby Gordon Heads 'Artist' Mystery pitcher throws fast ball and curve balls... inside -outside pitches CHICAGO-Bobby Gordon and his qi,u) Decca recording of 'Young Man's been selected by the See- Fancy' has IMPROVED Hitting all targets scores burg Corporation for their `Artist of of the Week' release for the week Pitching Unit extra inning June There will be no 'Artist of 1st. Unit the Week' selection in Seeburg's re- Batting leases for the week of June 8th. Motor Unit Grand slam home run lights 'Little LP' material made available Ij by Seeburg in the 'Pop Vocal' cate- up letters in name gory are two Roulette albums-`The Great Reunion' with Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington, and `Two's Com- REPLAYS FOR May- pany' with Chris Conner and High Score Grand Slam Home Run by hitting nard Ferguson, plus the Verve recording of 'Ella and Basie' with Ella Fitz- "bulls -eye" target gerald and Count Basie, and the Cap- Spelling name of game (adjustable 2 or 5) itol album of 'Shut Down, Vol. 2' by the Beach Boys. In the 'Pop Instrumental' slot, See- burg has selected the Command recording of 'Electrodynamics' by Dick "10th INNING" Or- Hyman, `The New Tommy Dorsey NOVELTY chestra' by the Dorsey Orchestra on Available in MODEL RCA Victor and `Manhattan,' by single or twin Mantovani on London. ALSO coin chutes In the final category, `Country & AVAILABLE Western,' Seeburg has released a 'Twin Pack' of the RCA Victor album, 'Diamonds by the Dozen - Country 1/ Latch -lock playfield Style' performed by various artists. (/ Larger cash box ELECTRONIC MANUrACTURING CORP. I/ New drum units 2nd Runyon Session 94J W 24, ILLINOIS Plastikote finish playfield 4242 W. FILLMORE ST. CHICAGO NEW YORK-The of three wear second ... NEVADA 2-4900 for longer scheduled service classes designed to Cable Address WILCOIN, CHICAGO instruct phonograph servicemen in I/ Stainless steel trim every facet of the Rowe AMI 'Tropi- Multicolored cabinet cana,' was held Monday evening, May When you buy a baseball game -buy Williams (/ 25, at the Runyon Sales Company. The session which began at 6:00 and , ended i at 9:00 P.M., was conducted by Rowe regional service engineer Art Seglin and presided over by Runyon Empire To Begin officials Nate Sugerrnan, Louis Wol- Classes berg, Jack Milz and Sid Gerber. Service Servicemen and operators from Manufacturing lower DETROIT-Rock-Ola Our modern \ Westchester and the metro New Corporation will initiate a series of York area were in attendance. Food, school sessions featuring the new Factory refreshments service Prix" and a souvenir favor of recently introduced "Grand is devoted a flashlight were phonograph Among presented to visitors. coin -operated automatic those present at the class on Thursday, June 4, at Empire Coin exclusively to Were: Homer Boyde, Bill O'Brien, Exchange's branch show- Tony Machine manufacturing / Kalabash, Art Baker, John Fed- rooms in this city. There will be two dera, Fred The first one is Charles Collay, Harold Monroe, classes on that date. Brown, Ed Bowen, Mary and 2 till 4 p.m., and the evening Phil from SCHMELKE Pollack Frank Slavick, Wendel session is scheduled for 7 till 10 p.m. Ephram, Sherman Cobb, Allan Fludd, Classes will be conducted by Frank QUALITY CUE STICKS Herb Mary Burch, Bill Schulz, of Rock-Ola Mfg. Corp. Em- O'Neil, Belcher, host is Bob Wiley, general nella, Capozelli, Joe Mode - pire Coin's Professional Design-Long Life Sam, Lenny Lerner Karl Halperin, Ir- manager of the Detroit, Michigan win Rosen, Neil and Leo Rosenberg, headquarters. Dick Flaherty and Jerry Write for details. Henrye Getszoff, Ruby Sidlower, Art Sage, of Empire Coin's Grand Rapids, Irving Meltzer, Si Haber, Rob- Michigan branch will also be on hand Carpenter, Bob the area-wide music oper- SCHMELKE MFG. CO. Liman,er Jumper, Pete Min - to greet Bob Van Deusen and Mary ators. SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA George Hincker and Les Rieck, of The last of Rock -Ola Mfg. Corp., informed that the three planned ses- classes NEW 261/2 -INCH SCREEN is a feature of Cinebox sions on the subsequent service school the 'Tropicana' held re- audio-visual machine which is being sold as a on will be on "Grand Prix," in the Michigan Monday evening, just shortly package deal to coin and non -coin industry busi- Wolherg June 8, Louis gion, will be announced advised. before they are scheduled to be held. nessmen (CB May 30).

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Many arcade operators seen on Pico Blvd. this week looking over the new 'AI games that have arrived in local showrooms in time to hit the peak of the, op resort season.... At C. A. Robinson & Co., Hank Tronick reports United has e sf Chicago coin' another 'winner' in their new 'Pacer' shuffle alley which has received a veryi ace enthusiastic reception from the operators. Hank also anticipating the firm Se shipment of the new Midway 'Trophy' rifle.... William Herleman, executive'. ti vice-president of The Wurlitzer Co., from the DeKalb, Illinois offices, in visit-- elc ing with Clayton Ballard at the local Wurlitzer Factory Branch this week. rv: Joe Duarte at Duarte International Sales Co. received a report from Mar- ;:sin shall Ames on his trip through the Orient. Marshall is currently in Manila was where he apparently made quite an impression on the operators there. The 3,e local operators got together and held a large dinner party in Marshall's honor. stein 'SPOTLITE Joe is temporarily taking Marshall's place at Vendart Distributing Co., and end reporting sales of used equipment holding up extremely well. r H Bill Durkin, credit manager for Columbia Records in visiting Sammy Ricklin IV V PUCK BOWLER at California Music Co., with local Columbia rep, Paul Peppin. Mr. Durkin nsln was here in town to attend the convention of the National Association of tter . Simon SPARE -LITE Feature! First Credit Managers being held in Los Angeles. Frank Mencuri at re 1 NIl 1 1a., t: . 1. ti. Grand Prix phonograph is . .. . MIIr% Distributing Co. said the showing of the Rock -Ola Br su. Time Ever on a Puck Bowl- drawing a very good response from the local operators. George Muraoka IOvE for the Euorpea a:J er! Directional Arrow on pervising the shipment of two large export orders-one le market and one to the Far East. nsin Playfield "LIGHTS-UP"- At Advance Automatic Sales Co., Bob Portales said they have sold out ofr 11'a Williams 'Soccer' five -ball games and they are anxiously awaiting a new ships estn Showing Player Where to ment from the factory. Bob is off to Chicago this week for a four day business r. trip. Jack Leonard said that Southland Engineering's Little Pro game is still F Aim to Pick-up Every at a fast Spare! going well, and sales of Irving Kaye pool tables continue to move ns I

Auto , clip. . Jimmie Wilkens at Paul A. Laymon Inc., said sales of the nd Plastic Laminator, manufactured by the Perma-Vend Co. were good, and the in the machine was particularly popular in the many military installations om,A to area. Jimmie had just completed shipping a large order of used equipment ce. SPOTLITE doing Mexico. Charlie Daniels said that Bally's new Mad World 2 -player was ¡Se( Skill Game! very well with the operators. on At Amco Music and Vending Co., Bill Happel had received deliveries auch Plays with- Fischer's new Regent pool table, and said the feature 12 Unit -Lok clamps re ster. placing over fifty wooden screws was proving particularly popular with the out visible operators, and helping sales of the new table. Seeburg regional representative, pins. Leo Simone returned from a short business trip to Chicago. . At R. 1 vy Rear scoreframe Jones Co., Ed Wilkes reported the Gottleib Bonanza, colorful new 2 -player was (Pro's doing very well. Bill Gray returned from a successful sales trip to Las Vegas. Fra goes all the way call John Malone of the background music department said the department is busy in from an electronic fac- l (iQb to floor it "shadow completing six new installations locations ranging tory to a hotel. ngC

bowling"). Record producers, Mary Dean and Mike Curb in visiting the Solle sisters 1 Pri at Leuenhagens Record Bar with their new Dore recording of "Slinky" b)' 'etu The Zanies.. . . Seen visiting wholesalers and distributors this week wen e: casiol AT YOUR CHICAGO COIN DISTRIBUTOR! Wayne Burnworth, Oceanside; Allen McMahon, San Jacinto; Wayne Gui 11, k.0 Port- Bakersfield; and Mr. Lou Dunis president of Dunis Distributing Co. in t tory ISrX w. DIVEas[ erroer land, Oregon, visiting his many friends in the local coin machine business. hkogo ß/nom#c es. Inc , was / 47daslr CHICAGO 14, 4lINOIS ha,a Follo ded: UPPER MID -WEST MUSINGS and l Ber n es L,1rry If you are reading Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Porter, Mitchell, So. Dakota, on Cr,f E graduation of their son Craig from high school. Craig will attend the College gr. of Mines, Rapid City, come next Fall, but in the meantime will spend the s, M; summer working for his dad... Congratulations are also in order for Mr. Ir, a and Mrs. Les Bruns, Fargo, on the graduation of their daughter Janet from Ida 1 someone else's copy of high school. . . Elmer Cummings, Brookings, So. Dakota, has bought out ws, Norman Gefke's Sioux Falls operation. Mac Hasvold has assumed complete , Mr charge and has made his home in Sioux Falls. . . . Tony Ratchford, Huron, .s, M has moved his shop to new quarters. Also, sharing new quarters in the same ,s, M building is Ronnie Manolis.... Roy Foster, Sioux Falls, was in Minneapolis l sake for the day making the rounds.... Les Bruns, Fargo, was also in town for Sig( a couple of days visiting a few distributors.... Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sae, rs, D Cash ford, Dodge Center, Minn., was in the cities the day picking up record. Box for ¡mm and parts. . The Beverly Hillbillies, Spike Jones and Helen Grayco with harlé Homer & Jethro turned in a terrific performance at the Minneapolis Auditor* Flow t1>1 ium May 24th. . . . The Grand Ole Opry will take place June 12th at Mr, why not mail l this coupon I St. Paul Auditorium and will feature Ray Price, the Cherokee Cowboy, rs l Anderson, Margie Bowes, The Cherokee Cowboys, Bobby Steele, Red Soy Claren Country Briars, and Johnny West.... Elgin McDaniel, Wadena, was in ton" Lippe for the day picking up records and parts. f "boo; .1 lir today Happy Birthday This Week To: 3;d Mr WEEK OF MAY 24 r )1r1 Art Sauve, Det. Mich. . Ralph E. Smith, New Orleans, La. . .1;d1?'"'' M Ettinger, N.Y.C.... Thos. M. Cloer, Galena, Kan.... Murray Wohlman.. Clash Luther Gullette, Lexington, Ky.... Homer R. Sharp, Lexington, Ky C. THE CASH BOX Please Check Proper John R. Evans, Gulfport, Miss.... James B. Haggerty, Chgo, Ill.... A. W irta Classification Below Brown, McMinnville, Tenn.... Romeo Laniel, Montreal, Que. Canada .. 1780 BROADWAY Casmir, Hammond, Ind.... Harry F. Koch, Shamokin Dam, Joseph B Pa.... . MY FIRM OPERATES THE NEW YORK Boretsky, Montreal, Que., Canada.... Phil Greenberg, Pitts, Pa. . Harr' 19, N. Y. FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT: Satt Goren, Phila, Pa. . . Nick Ferrese, New Castle,Pa... . David H. Johnson, JUICE BOXES Enclosed find my check. Sioux City, Ia.... Wendall Garden, Norfolk, Neb... Paul Joseph, Zanesvdiei %2bert AMUSEMENT GAMES D Ohio Wm D McCreary Youngstown O Eldon W Knapp Cry $15 for o full year weeks) :lite, (52 subscription CIGARETTES O Beach, Ont.. Canada.... Leslie A. Landt, Chgo.. Ill.... Dan Erevia, Lubbock $30 for a full year (Airmail in Texas. ri United States) VENDING MACHINES .' for a D $30 full year (outside United States) OTHER $45 for o full year (Airmail outside U. S.) Happy Birthday This Week To: dllr WEEK OF MAY 31 . Sol. NAME Leslie A. Landt, Chgo., Ill. Dan Erevua, Lubbock, Texas . rs Silver, So. Bend, Ind.... Al M. Plotnick, Minneapolis, Minn. . . Josiah Lazar, Pittsburgh, Pa. Wm. R. Jay, Jackson, Mich. . Irving Morts N. Cane Sh FIRM Newark, J.... Chas. S. Charle, Springfield, Mo.... Geo. L. Bechel, r, Ohio . . Joseph Vumbico, Shamokin, Pa. . Edward Blumenfield, Miel< and were City, Ind. . Geo. P. Caravasios, Miami, Fla. . Mike Rice, Oklahosel e\1 ADDRESS City, Okla. Harry Goldberg, Miami, Fla. . Russell J. Coon, Chi Ill.... Frank Bartnik, Milwaukee, Wisc.... Alfred Rade, New BrunsW la N. J.... M. W. Arnold, Hannibal Mo.. . Geo. A. Brown, San Franc L Calif.... Alan Dibble, Kelso, Washington CITY .. ZONE ... Fred C. Crawford, Kir Batch. ... STATE Mo.... Timothy McGraw, Champaign, Asher Pizante, Vallejo, £ Ill.... J Be Sure To Check Business ClassificoI,ons Above' A. L. Durand, Green Bay, Wisc.... Ben De Fazio, Moosic, Pa. . e 300 Pullaro, Pueblo, Col. regs. 6 58 lr Cash Box-June 6, 19 B

www.americanradiohistory.com 9 Servicemen S ttend 2 -Day DESIGNED FOR _BIG PROFITS and STEADY PLAY. -`Vurlitzer Class the 1LWAUKEE-Twenty-nine service r*dh »a o a two day W usic operators concluded nit ;rvice seminar in Milwaukee on May d a' according to C. B. Ross, Wur- :th, con- the zzer Service Manager. Ross exe icted the training sessions which ,in ere held at the United Distributors, 3 tc, service center. It was reported :on; tat an interesting and informative .nit sue was had by all. here, Those who attended included: Vern II's uerstein, Willie Lipsey, Joe Krenz, Co, ichard McCormick, Walter Brown, filbert Hively, and Bud and Jim of 2 -PLAYER GAME with ADJUSTABLE 3 or v BALL PLAY ry R W Vendors, all from Milwaukee, r. I risconsin. nati, In attendance from Wisconsin Rap - Dougherty, Jim Miner, sat were Russ logs :elen Brahmstead, Ruby Dove and Iraok rhn Dove. Nate Robinson, Al Radloff Enos nd Joe Volk came in from Madison, lisconsin and three service operators old ! om Wausau, Wisconsin included: nerd ill Gestner, Jim Barwick and Lloyd y bu :ieffer. ene r John Fox, Mel Evrard and Bob at ;motels traveled in from Green Bay the, attend the seminar. Darrell Weil- d, a, nd and Arthur Weiland from North ens 'reedom, Wisconsin were also in at- uipnl andance. George Jaber of Fond du Replays for high score and number match was ,ac, Wisconsin, Jack Krueger of Ke- 2 osha, Wisconsin and C. Schermiester 6 bumpers and targets move arrow liver f Okauchee, Wisconsin rounded out 2 clam eject holes move arrow he roster. .r roi Top roll-over button scores 100 points when lit resell Turnout Noted 'Swinging gate scores 50 points when lit - Ateieavyav Laslit Franco Showing 2 bottom lanes score 50 points when lit cent it 2 jet bumpers and 5 -roll-over buttons score 10 points when lit ctron IONTGOMERY, ALA.-Franco Dis- ributing Company hosted a Rock -Ola 2 Sling Shot Kickers lolle rand Prix' showing here recently Plastikote finish playfield Slug rejector Twin Chutes (optional) 'Slin nd the turnout was in keeping with week he occasion, according to Rubin Fran- 'ayne o, Rock -Ola distrib here. Jo. I Factory officials attended the affair IMPORTANT WILLIAMS FEATURES ne b which was hosted by Franco and Mor- s Piha, a Franco Distributing asso- Trouble free drum units late. Following is a list of those who ittended: Coin switch Latch -locked playfield IN4 ilr. and Mrs. Jesse Sunday, Mr. Motor unit Larger, locked cash box ""Ifimmy Bennett, Mr. H. H. Anders, Ifr. Larry Anders, Mr. Johnson Holi- lie lay, Mr. kota, Earl Giddens, Mr. Clarence {elso, Mr. Mr. George Q Howard Flow, I the Mr. Enfin- ll sp 'keens, and Mrs. Curtis rer, Mr. and A. L. Andrews, rder Mrs. Ida Lipham , Mr. Rodger rIndrews, Mr.e and M. Bennie An- u, ]rows, e Mr. and Mrs. David R. led emons, Mr. and Mrs. David S. ford, -.errons, Mr. in Mr. Danny Andrews, Lee Peake, Mr. Mike Peake, Mr. b i' A. Suggs, Mr. O. W. Baker, Mr. in and Mrs. Douglas Badders, Mr. and awren tirs. Jimmy W. Jones, UP Curlee, Mr. J. g IIr. Charles H. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. t/M/Ó' ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING CORP. GraY Leslie Flow, Mr. and Mrs. H. V. %MI lolis smith, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Colley, Mr. 4242 W. FILLMORE ST. CHICAGO 24, ILLINOIS , 12th and Mrs. Howard Smith, Mr. and Cable Address: WILCOIN, CHICAGO ... NEVADA 2-4900 Co"' Mrs. Clarence Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Ile L B. Cipperly, Mr. Clarence Wood, was , Mr. Cleybourne Wood, Mr. Thomas A. BUY THE BEST BUY WILLIAMS Faulk, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Pugh, - 11r. and Mrs. A. L. Kropp, Sr., Mr. K land Mrs. Joe Wood, Mr. David Mus- eafer, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, Mr. James Larry Ls, . Clusker, Mr. W. W. Vandiver, Vole Mr. 0. C. Wood, Mr. Bill Crowell, Mr. tgtoo, Don Miller, Mr. L. Moore, Mr. r and Wiley Mrs. Bill Thompson, Mr. and ¡tßda birs. Wayne Simms, Mr. and Mrs. a.. Adolph Sutton, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Da... ntdolph Sutton, Jr., Mr. James Crews, id Robert Looney,Mr. and Mrs. 9b, Zal lack Mr. Mrs. Henry Dozier and Presents naPP' Suggs,Mr. .Jim Dowling, Mr. 011ie rerla, Thompson Mr. T. R. Swift, Mr. Bob YOUR GREATEST PROFIT Brooks Mr.' and Mrs. Frank Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. and Leonard Barnes, Mr. OPPORTUNITY for 1964 Mrs.Ed Mangold, Mr. Jim Clark, r_,4)»..,,,... !l'% Air, and Mrs. -DELUXE 6 -POCKET and Doyle Partridge, Mr. Mrs. Donald Stubbs, Mr. and and BUMPER POOL® as , Dies. Ch.H. Watson, Mr. Fred Perel, -The Dependable Tables! .l 1 Glenn and Sherrer, Mr. O. H. Dozier, lrfiaai Mr. and Mrs. Dock McCrory. See Your Distributor or Write. Bechet Prizes eaheh blink were won b 1. Hazel Pastel Complete Selection Parts and Accessories. Stole-Mr. W. 2. 19" A. Suggs; i i gee, 0l Motorola TV Coo$rjdeews, Set-Mr. A. L. An- 3. Ladies VALLEY SALES CO. Elging Diamond 333 Morton St. gay City, Michigan 4ew A gist watch- San Mr. Mike Peake; 4. ]tit Mitchell ford,lhi Rod and Reel-Mr. Qa Jamesmes STYLE: At the Franco showing, 1. to r. Morris Crews; 5. G.E. Toaster Oven- 'GRAND PRIX' SOUTHERN ' 31r. L. and Ed Doris. ic , Pa' I H. Cipperly. 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,'59, : Pool Table Plant BIG BALL VENDING MUSIC 6'1,'60 1005,' BOWLERS Rowe Pastry ....$150 SEEBURG Table Orders To Be 1005,' Pon American $170 (refrigerated/ Seeburg 201 .... 495 ChiCoin Royal Filled More Quickly 160,'( Bally 597 - Batch 150 WURLITZER 100,'( Crown 13' 695 WURLITZER 2710 ChiCoin Continental Vendo Milk CITY genera, 11963 Modell Phone UNION -Sol Lipkin, 16' 495 Post -Select 150 field supervisor the Americas ,'50, WURLITZER 2610 for Bally Super Shuffle the RPh. 11962 Modell Phone Shuffleboard Company, announced (Puck) 395 completion week extention ,'51, WURLITZER 2500 last of an Bally Official 27th here in RPM ARCADE 11961 Modell Phone to their St. factory Jumbo the ,'51, 160 Chicoin Chomoion Union City, and advised that 1100 Gun Phone AMI added facilities will now make it po% AMI K120 $395 sible for American to complete all '52, : Southland later Speedway ... $295 AMI H200 250 future orders of pool tables within 71 FOR EXPORT! AMI G120 150 I A 5 Capitol Auto -Test 495 hours of their initial reception. '8 AMI G80 150 ía Ent All Types Of Equipment (Factory Recount.) Lipkin further revealed that, AMI 1120 es Ready For Delivery. Bally Bank Ball 250 line with American's policy of AMI H120 Inter Inquiries Invited. (Skee Ball) .... 195 225 pansion and modernization, their riles Bally Spinner .. 95 AMI F120 8 F80 75 offices are presently being refurbished, J3, and that a gala open house will be 4,'54, K (LO M ET ER FR ESSER of 1hú J4,1 thrown at the completion '55,8 BASEBALL particular project. KIDDIE RIDES HAMBURG-Coin machine distribu- The American Shuffleboard east '56, 2 56,2 Wms 1963 Malor League Horse tor and arcade owner Lars K. Skriver also advised that shuffleboard c018 $375 Bally Champion of ,ii,2, Wms Pinchitter 195 (floor sample) 5595 Hamburg has revamped his amuse- petition has become a very popular ment wall machine "Der Kilometer- Coast s7, li Bally Heavy Hitter (Recond l 99 Bally Champion Horse (used) 395 type of programming on West ';7,21 ChiCoin All Star Baseball 395 Bally Bicycle 295 fresser." The machine premiered at television, often occupying from three United Bonus the London Amusement Trades' Exhi- each 58,21 Baseball 295 All -Tech Ferris Wheel 395 to four hours of viewing time 58,1 bition in 1963 and tells the user how week on many stations, such as good his nerves are and how fast he KTVW Channel 13, in Tacoma, Wash- '' ?8, 2 Phone or write may ;9,2 drive his car on the day in ques- ington. A one-half hour film of 0Óe tion. such KTVW shuffleboard tournament 1 69,1 REDD DISTRIBUTING CO. INC. The body of the machine is now of is available for viewing at the Amen - 80 Coolidge Hill Rood Watertown, Moss. plastic with a detachable back of solid can main offices in Union City, LiPI° 6p, 2 WAtertown 6-2250 Cable: REDDINC metal. If the player can place the han- ;,1 dle on left hand spring without touch- advised. 60 ing the bar, the coin is Just as televised shuffleboard tE ,'6I, inserted re- -'61,3 turned. If desired, the machine can growing in popularity, Lipkin said. Sam Engelman Dies bert, were also active in the coin ma- also be supplied giving a free play in- adding that it might become nations' '611 chine business until several years age. stead. Inscription in any language and 62 2 before very long, sales of the ge '62,1 NEW YORK -Sam Engelman, former Engelman sold his Columbia route t,, mechanism for the corresponding coin owner of Columbia Music Company, Paramount Vending Company about chute is possible. itself are rising steadily. Shuf9ebosm a Bronx -Manhattan coin machine three years ago. Besides the sale in Germany, "Der is also going great north of tbE route, died last Thursday, May 21. He was buried Sunday, May 24, Kilometerfresser" has already made border, he advised, He from Riverside Funeral further was 58 years of age. Home. The its entry to Belgium, Switzerland, growing Canadian sales figurescif Engelman is highly respected coinman's funeral survived by his wife was Denmark, Sweden and other countries. also the rising number of Cans Doria and attended by representatives of three younger brothers. the coin machine and vending indus- The machine is being sold fob Ham- TV hours programmed with shin Two of his brothers, Charles and Gil - try. burg for approximately $12.50. board competition. 60 Cash Box-June 6,

www.americanradiohistory.com COIN MACHINE INVENTORY LISTS USEDEQUIPMENT Machines Are Listed Elsewhere in This Section A Compilation of Phonographs and Amusement Machines Actively Traded On Used Coin Machine Markets-New Player's Choice (9/58) K Del. Big Tent (5/59) Mid Joker Ball (11/59) MUSIC MACHINES Bounty (Bingo) (10/63) Old Plantation (2/61) Big 3 Midway Bazooka (10/60) AMI Can -Can (10/61) Black Dragon Twin Bowler (10/58) K (5/59) Carnival (11/57) El Rancho Hacienda King Bowler (3/59) K Touchdown (9/59) Midway Shooting D-40,'51, 40 Sel. (6162) Queen Bowler (9/59) K Big Dipper (10/59) Gallery (2/60) 80 Sel. Carnival Queen (11/58) Rainbow D-80,'51, Circus (8/57) Go -Cart IP (5/63) Duke Bowler (8/60) K Twin Big Tent Midway Del. Baseball E-40,'53, 40 Sel. Poker 2P (9163) Duchess Bowler (8/60) Criss Cross Diamond (1/60) (5/62) 80 Sel. Circus Queen (2/61) Face E-80,'53, WILLIAMS Princess (4/61) K Red Arrow (4/60) Mid. Target Gallery 120 Sel. County Fair (10/59) E120,'53, Crossroads (1/56) Beat The Clock (12/63) Gold Crown (3/62) Sweet Shawnee '60 (7/62) F-40,'54, 40 Sel. Royal Crown (8/62) Black Dragon '60 Mid. Carra. Tgt. Glry. Sel. Cue -Tease 2P (7/63) Big Daddy 1P (9/63) F-80,'54, 80 Cypress Gardens (6/58) Big Deal IP (2/63) Grand Prize (3/63) K Twin Red Arrow (5/60) (2/63) F-120,'54, 120 Sel. Official Spare Lite (9/63) K Flashback (6/61) Mid. Slugger BB (3/63) Sel. Double Header (7/56) Black Jack 1P (1/60) G-80,'55,120 17P (10/58) SHUFFLES-BOWLERS ARCADE Mid. Rifle Range (6/63) 120 Sel. Funspot '62 (11/62) Casino G-120,'55, Flying Circus 2P (6/61) Club House IP (10/59) UNITED ABT 6 Gun Rifle Range Mid. Raceway (10/63) G-200,'56, 200 Sel. Shuffles Mid. Winner 2P (12/63) 120 Sel. Golden Gate (6/62) Coquette (4/62) Air Football H-120,'57, Hootenanny (Pin) 1P (11/63) Crossword 1P (4/59) Clipper (5/55) Air Hockey Mills Panorama Peek H-200,'57, 200 Sel. Darts 1P (6/60) Inning (6/55) (11/54) 100 Sel. Key West (12/56) 5th Auto Photo Model 9 I.100M,'58, Laguna Beach (3/60) El Toro 2P (8/63) Capitol (6/55) Amer. Shuffle Situation Munves Bike Race (5/58) I.200M,'58, 200 Sel. Fiesta 2P (12/59) Bonus (9/55) Munv. Sat. Trkr. (5/59) 200 Sel. Lido (2/62) Super (5/61) I.200E,'58, Lite -A -Line (2/61) Four Roses 1P (12/62) Deluxe model B Undersea Raider Mu Atomic Bomber J -200K, '59, 200 Sel. Mu Ace Bomber Sel. Lotta -Fun (9/59) Four Star 1P (7/58) Top Notch (10/55) B Derby Gun (2/60) J -200M,'59, 200 Gay Paree (6/57) Regulation (11/55) Eye Mu Dr. Mobile 120 Sel. Miami Beach (9/54) B Bulls Shooting J-120,'59, Bells 1P (9/59) 6 Mu Fly Saucers 200 Sel. Miss America (2/58) Gldn. -Star (10/57) Gallery (9/55) K-200,'60, Monte Carlo 1P (Pin) (2/64) Gldn. Gloves 1P (1/60) Midget Bowling (3/58) B Big Inning (5/58) Muto Lord's Prayer K-120, '60, 120 Sel. 1P (9/58) Stars (4/58) Mu Photo (Pre -War) '60, 200 Sel. Moonshot (3/63) Gusher Shooting B Heavy Hitter (4/59) Continental Night Club (4/56) Jig Saw 1P (12/57) Eagle (5/58) B Ball Park (4/60) Mu Photo (DeLuxe) Lyric, '60, 100 Sel. 2P (4/63) Mu Silver Gloves irds 2, '61, 200 Sel. Parade (6/56) Jumpin' Jacks Atlas (8/58) B Sharpshooter (2/61) Continental Jungle 1P (9/60) Cyclone (10/58) B Golf Champ (8/58) Mu Sky Fighter one 2, '61, 100 Sel. Queens (Bch., Is., Trop.) Continental (3/60) Kingpin (9/62) Niagara (11/58) B Bat. Practice (8/59) Muto Voice -O -Graph tl ROCK -OLA Roller Derby (6/60) Kings 1P (8/57) Dual (1/59) B Skill Roll (B 3/58) Pre -War Model 1436,'52, Fireball, 120 Sel. Mardi Gras 4P (11/62) Zenith (6/59) B Moon Raider (7/59) Post -War Model 120 Sel. Sea Island (2/59) 1436A,'53, Fireball, Ship -Mates 4P (2/64) Merry Widow 41) (10/63) Flash (6/59) B Target (10/59) Mu K. O. Champ 120 Sel. Drive Yourself 1438,'54, Comet, Shoot -A -Line (6/62) Music Man 4P (8/60) 3-Way (9/59) B Spook Gun (9/58) Mu 1446,'54, HiFi, 120 Sel. Show Time (3/57) Naples 2P (9/57) 4 -Way (12/59) B Skill Parade (1/59) Mu Bang -O -Rama (4/57) 1488,'55 HiFi, 120 Sel. Silver Sails (11/62) Nags 1P (3/60) Big Bonus (2/60) B Skill Score (6/60) Philadelphia Toboggan 1452,'55, 50 Sel. Sky Diver 1P (4/64) Oh, Boy 2P (2/64) Sunny (5/60) B Skill Derby (10/60) Skee Alley 1454,'56, 120 Sel. Star Jet (Pin) 2P (12/63) Reno 11) (10/59) Sure Fire (10/60) B Del. Skill Parade (4/59) Scientific Pitch 'Em 1455,'57, 200 Sel. Sun Valley (7/57) Rocket 1P (11/59) Line -Up (1/61) B Table Hockey (2/63) Seeburg Bear Gun 1458,'58, 120 Sel. Target Roll (1/58) Satellite 1P (7/58) 5 -Way (5/61) B Spinner (2/63) Novelty Seeburg Coon Hunt 1465,'58, 200 Sel. Set Shot Basketball 3 -In -Line 4P (8/63) Soccer 1P (3/64) Avalon (4/62) B Bank Ball (1/63) 1475,'59, 200 Sel. Tempo I Touchdown (11/60) Sea Wolf 1P (7/59) Silver (6162) B Fun Phone (3/63) Southland's Speedway (6/63) 1468,'59,120 Sel. Tempo I Serenade 2P (5/60) Shuffle Baseball (6/62) Capitol Midget Movies Southland Fast Draw '63 200 Sel. Tempo II Twist (11/62) 1485,'60, U.S.A. (8/58) Skill Pool 1P (6/63) Action (7/62) CC Bullseye Baseball Southland Time Trials 1478,'60,120 Sel. Tempo II CHICAGO COIN Space Ship 2P (12/61) Embassy (9/62) CC Basketball Champ (9/63) 1495,'61, 200 Sel. Regis Sun Valley (8/63) Starfire (1/57) Circus Roll -Down (9/62) CC 4 -Player Derby Telequiz 1488,'61, 120 Sel. Regis 2P (12/63) Steeplechase 1P (11/57) Lancer (11/62) CC Goalee Un Jungle Gun 1496,'62,120 Sel. Empress Firecracker Un Carra. Gun (10/54) GOTTLIEB Swing Time 1P (5/53) Sparky (12/62) CC Midget Skee 1497,'62, 200 Sel. Empress 10 Strike 2P (1/58) Caravelle (2/63) Super model Un Bonus Baseball (3/62) 1493,'62, 100 Sel. Princess Around Wld. 2P (7/59) Un Bonus Gun (1/55) Atlas 2P (5/59) 3-D 1P (11/58) Crest (4/63) CC Big League (5/55) SEEBURG Tic Tac -Toe 1P (1/59) Rumpus Targette (5/63) CC Twin, Hockey (5/56) Un Star Slugger (7/55) M100A, '51, 100 Sel. Big 1P (1/64) Un Spr. Slugger (4/56) Brite Star 2P (4/58) Tom-Tom 2P (1/63) Astro (6/63) CC Shoot The Clown M100B,'51, 100 Sel. Top Hat (10/58) Ultra (8/63) CC Stm. Shovel (5/56) Un Pirate Gun (10/56) M100BL,'51, 100 Sel. Captain Kidd 2P (7/60) Un Yankee BB (3/59) Contest 4P (10/58) Trade Winds (6/62) Skippy (11/63) CC Batter Up (4/58) Light Cab Turf Champ (8/58) Jill -Jill (11/63) CC Criss Cross Un Sky Raider (10/58) M100C,'52, 100 Sel. Conti. Cafe 2P (7/57) Wm. Del. BB (4/53) Cover Girl 1-Plyr. (7/62) Twenty -One 1P (2/60) Topper (2/64) Hockey (10/58) 11F100G,'53, 100 Sel. Valient 2P (8/62) Tempest (2/64) CC Croquet (8/58) Wm. Major Leaguer HF100R,'54, 100 Sel. Criss Cross 1P (3/58) Rifle Wm. Big Lg. BB (2/54) Dneg. Dolls 1P (6/60) Vagabond (10/62) Ball Bowlers CC Playland V200,'55, 200 Sel. Viking 2P (10/61) Bowling Alley (11/56) Gallery (8/59) Wm. Jet Fighter (10/54) VL200,'56, 200 Sel. Dbl. Action 2P (1/59) Express Wm. Safari (2/54) Egg Head 1P (12/61) SHUFFLES-BOWLERS Jumbo Bowling (9/57) CC Pony (4/60) KD200H,'57, 200 Sel. Royal Bowler (12/57) CC Ray Gun (10/60) Wm. Polar Hunt (3/55) L100,'57, Fair Lady (12/56) BALLY le 100 Sel. Shuffles Pixie Bowler (8/58) CC Wild West (5/61) Wm. Sidewalk Eng (4/55) 201,'58, 200 Sel. Falstaff 4P (11/57) (5/55) ABC Bowler (7155) Duplex (11/58) CC Long Range Rifle Wm. King of Swat 161,'58,160 Sel. Fashion Show 2P (6/62) Simplex (5/59) Gallery (1/62) Wm. 4 -Bagger (4/56) 222,'59, Flagship (1/57) Jumbo Bowler (9/55) It, 160 Sel. King Pin Bowler (9/55) Advance (5/59) CC All -Star Baseball (1/63) Wm. Crane (10/56) 220,'59, 100 Sel. Flipper 1P (11/60) Hit Wm. Penny Clown (12/56) Clown ABC Spr. Del. (9/57) League (10/59) CC Big (10/62) Q-160,'60, 160 Sel. Flipper (4/62) Handicap (11/59) CC Pro Basketball (6/61) Wm. 1957 Baseball Q-100,'60, Flipper Cowboy 1-P(10/62) All-Star Bowling (12/57) It 100 Sel. All-Star Deluxe (2/58) Teammate (12/59) CC Riot Gun (6/63) Wm. 10 -Strike (12/57) AY1005,'61, 160 Sel. Flipper Fair 1P (11/61) Falcon (4/60) Ex Gun Patrol Wm. Ten Pins (12/57) AY1005,'61, 100 Flpr. Parade (5/61) Lucky Shuffle (9/58) ro B Sel. Savoy (5/60) Ex Jet Gun Wm. Shortstop (4/58) DS Foto Finish 1P (1/61) Star Shuffle (10/58) 160, '62, 160 Sel. Bowl-A -Rama (9/60) Ex Space Gun Wm. Pinchhitter (4/59) uick DS 100,'62,100 Flying Chariots 2P (10/63) Speed Bowler (11/58) Sel. Club Bowler (2/59) Tip Top (10/60) Ex Pony Express Wm. Vanguard (10/58) WURLITZER Gaucho 4P (1/63) Dixie (1/61) Ex Six Shooter Wm. Hercules (2/59) 1250,'50, 48 Sel., Gigi 1P (12/63) Club Deluxe (5/59) 45 or Monarch Bowler (11159) Cameo 5-Star Bowling (5/61) Ex Shooting Gal. (6/54) Wm. Crusader (6/59) 78 RPM Gondolier 2P (8/58) Classic (6/61) Ex Star Shtg. Gal. (9/54) Wm. Titan (8/59) 1400,'51, -Diver 1P (4.59) Official Jumbo (9/60) .nnon 48 Sel., 45 or Hi Alamo (4/62) Ex Sportland Shooting Wm. Del. Bat. Champ 78 RPM Kewpie Doll 1P (10/60) Jumbo Deluxe (9/60) an e Ball Bowlers Sahara (7162) Gallery (11/54) (5/61) 1450,'51, 48 Sel., 45 or Lancer 2P (8/61) - Tropic Bowler (9/62) Ex "500" Shooting Wm. Extra Inning (5/62) 78 RPM Liberty Belle 4P (3/62) ABC Bowl. Lane (1/57) ;ed t'' Lucky (11/62) Gallery (3/55) Wm. World Series (5/62) 1500,'52, 1P (12/59) ABC Tournament (6/57) oak- 104 Sel., 45 & Ltng. Ball Cypress (12/62) Ex Treasure Cove Wm. Road Racer (5/62) 78 Intermix Lite -A -Card 2P (3/60) ABC Champion (10/57) Horse comP Strike Bowler (11/57) Sabre (2/63) Shooting Gal. (6/55) Bally Champion 1500 A, '53, 104 Sel., 45 Mademoiselle 2P (11/59) Moon Ride bles Trophy Bowler (4/58) Regal (4/63) Ex Jungle Hunt (3/57) Bally & 78 Intermix Majestic (4/57) Ex Ringer Ball (11/56) Wm. Official Baseball ;eptj0 1600,'53, Lucky Alley (8/58) Fury (8/63) 48 Sel., 45 & Melody Lane 2P (9/60) Ex sled American (6/59) Futura (12/63) Pop Gun (9/57) (4/60) 78 Intermix Mry-Go-Round 2P (12/60) Pan Ge Lucky Seven Wm. Major League (3/63) policy 1650,'53, Challenger (9/59) WILLIAMS th 48 Sel. Miss Annabelle 1P (8/59) Ge Sky Gunner Wm. Voice -O -Graph 1962 on, Shuffle (12/61) Ball Bowlers 1650A,'54, 48 Sel. Oklahoma 4P (2/61) Super Ge Night Fighter ig ref 1700,'54,104 Big 7 Shuffle (9/62) Roll -A -Ball (12/56) KIDDIE RIDES Sel. Olympics 1-P (9/62) Ge 2 -Player Basketball house 1800,'55,104 CHICAGO COIN 6 Player Bally Champion Horse Sel. Picnic 2P (10/58) Ge Rifle Gal. (6/54) Ride etion 1900,'56,200 2-P (8/62) Shuffles UPRIGHTS Bally Moon Sel. Preview AB Circus (5/56) Ge Big Top Rifle Pony Twins 2000,'56,200 Sel. Qun. of Diam. (6/59) Triple Strike (2/55) Gallery (6/54) *boa' 2100,'57, Arrow (2/55) AB County Fair (3/57) Bally Space Ship 200 Sel. Race Time 2P (3/59) Wagon Super model (12/55) Speed Boat f8eboa 2104,'57, 104 (12/62) Cr. Cross Targette (1/55) AB Circus Bally Sel. Rack -A -Ball 1P Wheels (12/58) Ge Gun Club Bally Tnrvle. Trolley ver9 2150,'57, 200 Sel. Rocket Ship 1P (5/58) Bonus Score (4/55) We Dominos Ge Wild West Gun (2/55) Lancer Horse 2200,'58, 200 1P (7/58) Hollywood (5/55) AB Galloping Bert Lane Sel. Roto Pool Ge Sky Rocket Rifle -Go - ft." 2204,'58, Blinker (8/55) AB Circus Play Ball (4/59) Bert Lane Merry ing t' 104 Sel. Royal Flush (5/57) Gallery (5/55) ing 2250,'58, 200 2P Score -A -Line (9/55) AB Magic Mirror Round Sel. Seven Seas (1/60) (11/59) Ge Championship B.L. Miss America Boat ions, 2300,'59, 200 1P Bowling Team (10/55) Horoscope Sel. Showboat (4/61) AB Mermaid (3/60) Baseball (9/55) Bert Lane Fire Engine racom' 2304,'59, 104 Sel. Silver 1P (10/57) Rocket Shuffle (3/58) 2310,'59, AquatiProd.Squoits (11/57) Ge Quarterback (10/55) B.L. Whirlybird (3/61) urtï 100 Sel. Sittin' Pretty 1P (11/58) Explorer Shuffle (6/58) Ge (5/56) rd mu 2400,'60,200 B Jumbo (5/59) Hi Fly Baseball B.L. Moon Rocket (3/61) Sel. Slick Chick 1P (4/63) ReBound Shuffle (12/58) Ge State Fair Rifle Gal. ; at th- 2404,'60,104 Championship (11/58) B Sportsman (6/59) Capitol Donald Duck Sel. Spot -A -Card 1P (3/60) (6/56) Elsie 2410,'60,100 (12157) Double Feature (12/58) B Jamboree (10/60) Capitol Cif Sel. Str. Flush 1P B Ge Davy Crockett (10/56) Capitol Palomina Horse 2500,'61, 200 (2/59) Red Pin (2/59) Super Jumbo (11/60) 2504,'61,104 Sel. Straight Shooter CC Star Rocket (5/59) Ge Circus Rifle (3/57) Capitol See Saw 2 -player (11/62) Bowl Master (8/59) 2510,'61,100 Sel. Sunset GA Skeet Shoot (1/57) Ge Motorama (10/57) Chicago Coin Super Jet shugle Sel. (10/58) 4 -Game Shuffle (11/59) 2600,'62,200 Sunshine 1P GA Super Hunter (6/57) Ge Gypsy Grandma (5/57) Chicago Round The LIP Sel. Circus 2P (10/57) Bull's Eye Drop Ball (12/59) i 2610,'62, Spr. 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A.E; Dinosaur: Top locations available. write or proved model "Time Trials" in original car- IE.- WE PAY CASH AS ALWAYS FOR: SEE- phone. WESTERN RAILS AMUSE. CO. MACHINE - ton» $495. IMPERIAL COIN 1-65: burg: Wurlitzer; AMI and Rock -Ola music. 132 SHAKER ROAD -EAST LONGMEAD- EXCHANGE INC.--498 ANDERSON AVE- Gottlieb Pins; Arcade equipment; Bally Bin- OW, MASS. (Also 3249 N. BROADWAY, NUE, CLIFFSIDE PARK. N.J. SURPLUS 45 RPM RECORDS. gos: Write or cable: PALMER AT BELIN- large quantities. WE BUY CHICAGO, ILL. (Tel. DI8-2900). on a very steady basis. We TRACO-31 SOMERSTRAAT-ANTWERP TEO are the nation's 1, - foremost packager of Pro- BELGIUM. CAMES & MUSIC OF ALL KINDS: BASE abo motional priced and packed balls up; Pin Games 573 up; S. record phonograph 100,000 NEW 45 RPM 6 MONTHS TO 1 $100 per pack,. Bank references furnished, we year old, $10 per 100, $95 per 1000. Also Alleys $50 up; Games $125 up; Bally Horses are rated in D & B. NATIONAL BAG -0- 25.000 Era $25 per C; $200 per M; 12" LP's 8200 ea; 6 for $1000. Also used Vendkts une TUNES. 15 ALABAMA AVENUE. available $100 per C; $950 per M. RAY- & Cigarette Machines. Wire, write, or call! echi PARK, Li., N.Y. (Tel. MAR SALES CO.. 170-21 JAMAICA AVE., GABRIELSON & CO. -724 MEMORIAL pt 0-9300). JAMAICA 32, N.Y. (Tel. OLympia 8-4012). DRIVE S.E.-ATLANTA 16. GA. (Tel. 525-7441). FOR RESALE: SEEBURG AND WURLIT- L Hs zer Phonographs, Games. Send inventory )LL' and lowest cash prices. HASTINGS DIST. BALLY CHALLENGERS 14FT; UNITED; SE- Bonus; & Make us an offer. WURLITZER HIDEAWAYS: 1-2311 100 CO., INC.-6100 WEST BLUEMOUND Handicap-16ft. lection $225: 2-1919 104 Selection 3175; ROAD-MILWAUKEE 13. WISC. TOLEDO COIN MACHINE, TOLEDO. 4-1717 104 104 Se- OHIO. (Tel. CH 3-7191). Selection $150; 18-5207 BEEBURG M100c, HF100R, lection wall boxes $25 each; Completely AY1608, VL200, 222S, D51605, Wail: 1900, 2000, 2100, shopped and painted -ready for location. 1150, 2200, 2250. 2300S, 2400S. OPERATORS SALES INC.-4122 WASH- frPritar 27005. 2500S, 2600S, BALLY SHUFFLES: ABC SUPER. DE Rockola 1448. 1464, 1466, AMI H200E, luxe. Congress, Whiz and Speed United INGTON AVENUE -NEW ORLEANS. LA. Inr i J200ER, Gons. Bowlers, Bingos. (TeL 822-2370). T. to VICTOR Rush offers Shuffles: Eagles and Atlas. GLOBE DIST. HUGO-KONINGIN ASTRID- CO INC 2330 N. WESTERN AVENUE. es. LAAN-49 MECHELEN. deo BELGIUM. 45 RPM RECORDS. NEW OR USED. NO CHICAGO 47, ILL. IF IT'S PANORAM PARTS YOU WANT quantity too large or small. Highest prices PHIL GOULD HAS 'EM. ALL TYPES OF paid. Write stating quantity on hand. TONY FILMS FOR Panoram Peeks. PHIL GOULD GALGANO DIST. CO.. 4135 W. ARMI - 50 RECORDED SONGS ONLY 83.00. MANY -224 MARKET ST. -NEWARK. N.J. (Tel. TAGE. CHICAGO 39, ILL. (Tel. Dlckens great songe by favorite artist, our choice. NE 2-7060). 201-MArket 4-3297) New records, guaranteed. State style of Is, T music preferred -Pop. R & B or Country. LL)' JUKE BOX OPERATORS. FOR A STEADY Offer good only U.S.A. No C.O.D: s. WALLBOXES: SERB. CONSOLETTES $211; K. round outlet 5210 Manufactureryear for your used records. RHYTHM RECORDS -BOX A -ARCADIA, 200 Sel. Boxes $40; Wand: 5250 $55; ANT: 7Callor and sur - CALIF. 30: 5207 $25; Gott: 2 pl. Atlas 5195: Serb: TY plu &r 45 AY160's equipped Bumper Pooh RECORD or write. n,EASTERN $825; Slate CO3 SALES & DIST.,INC 761 10th $150; Ten Big Ball Bowlers; United. Write. AVE.. N.Y. 19, N.Y. 1201 (Tel. CI 6-9469). YOUR USED 45 HAVE YOUR "SQUOITS FUN WITh GRECO BROS. AMUSE. CO. INC., OR SURPLUS RPM REC- Water" games factory reconditioned. In- BROADWAY, ALBANY, N.Y. (Tel. HObart ords, also new surplus LP's. We buy all cludes year 'round and pay top prices. No lot too new scoring arrangement, improved 6-0228). large or too small. We pay freight. BEA- pump, repair, refinish cabinet. replace worn CON RECORD mechanical parts. New machines made to DIST.. INC 72S BRANCH order. Write AQUATIC PRODUCTS SPECIALS: COMPLETELY RECONDI Lee AVE., PROVIDENCE. R.I. (Tel- UNion - tioned: Bally Deluxe Bowler 16' $645; Coe 1-7500. JAckson 1-5121). CORP.-8038 AI.VERSTONE AVE. -LOS PANORAMS AND PANORAM ANGELES. CALIF. (Tel. 046-1980). Tesse (2 pl.) $245; Williams Deluxe Titan OUSE. United riple PARTS. Gun $245; Major League 5395; Ten Simi AAIUTOMATIC NCE $195; Serenade (2 pl.) $145; Wart: 17001 SALES CO.. 1350 HOWARD SSAN FRANCISCO, AMI H 120 $245 J 120 $345: K 120 $445: 5145; 1800 5165; 1900 $195 AMIF80 $125; CALIF. 11 BBlalock 1-1750). (Tel. CONTINENTAL 2-200 $595: SEEBURG V Gott: Sweet Sioux (4 pl.) $195; Texan eYIIi 200's $150 or five for $695 Q's 5595 to pl.) $245; Diamonds MICKEY *iv $695; HV 200 Hideways $95 or three for ANDERSON eeAMUSE CO. 314 45.EAST eohs r ERIE. PA. (Tel. GLendale 2-3207). $250: Wurl: 1900's 3225 or three for $600; ST 117. ll KEENEY DELUXE RED ARROWS; BLACK Bally Fun Phones like new $95: Spinner Dragons; Buckley Track Odds; Sun Chiefs; W!CRI $50; Table Hockeys $95; Pro Golfer $395; KEENEY RED ARROWS $125.00; TRAIL Standard Chiefs; Mills Four Belle and simi- Also used vending equipment direct overseas lar type machines. SASKATCHEWAN COIN Blazers $185.00; Williams Official Baseball. WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES MACHINE shipment from Port of Detroit. MARTIN Williams Big Deal $275.00: ten Blade-OMst Bally Bingos and FOR ALL CO. -1025 -104th STREET- AND SNYDER CO. -13200 W. WARREN Gottlieb Pinball' NORTH BATTLEFORD, Vendors $25.00 ea. D & L COIN MACHINE RTE factured 1958 and manu- SASK.. CANADA. AVE. DEARBORN. MICH. (Tel. LUzon new up. Interested all brand COMPANY, 414 KELKER ST.. HARRIS- 0 closeou. Also rcade 2-2300) BURG. PA. (Tel. 717-234-1051 or 234-2235). LLY sr write tto:4 HOLLAND-BELGIE Cable DALCOIN. SPRI., 276 AVENUE EUROPE er Iti LOUISE, BRUSSELS th Sh & BELGIUM. (Cable address.) 1460 ROCK-OLA HIDEAWAY LIKE NEW EUROP-BRUSSELS. HOBEL- $445; Rock -Ola Model 1555 Wall Boxea $55: THREE VACUUMATIC CARD MACHINES 61e Model 1546 Wall Boxes $35; three for $100; $150.00 ea.; 1 Keeney Popcorn 5275.00; NW te NEW 45 RPM RECORDS. NO QUANTITY WESTERN DIST.. 1226 SW. 16th AVE.. for 1964. Southland Little Pro and Mr. ( too large or small. We pay the highest price. PORTLAND 5, OREGON. (Tel. CApitol Gun, write for prices. MIKE MU plus all freight. Also over -run return hit 8-7565). CORP.. 577 Tenth Avenue, NEW YORK records. Contact immediately for quick N.Y. (BRyant 9-6677). transaction We pay rash. SUTTON REC- MUSIC, GAMES, ORD CO. -26 WEST 20th ST. ARCADE OWNERS. CLEARING WARE- VENDING. CALL. ATLAS -NEW house. Write for Bargain Deals. We have an REGISTERED FOR EXPORT: BALLY TWIST DISTRIBUTORS 1024 YORK. N.Y. (Tal. CH 24250). AVE.. BOSTON COMMONWEALTH assortment of small and large Ball Bowlers, like new $625.00. All Bally bingo's available, 4-1384). 15. MASS. (TeL RE Guns and Assorted Arcade pieces. Make up -rights, pin balls, guns, and shuffle allele- V offer MILLER-NEWMARK DIST. CO., 3767 Write for lowest prices. D & P MUSIC. 27 er etr EAST 28th ST., GRAND RAPIDS 8, MICH. E. PHILADELPHIA STREET, YORK, PA. (Tel. 949-2030 or 9492031). (Tel. 848-1846). NO]i ITei. WE HAVE A LIMITED NUMBER OF ATTENTION OPS! GET LOWDOWN PRICES NEEDS PIN GAMES. SUNSET 3 IN LINE: Keeney Venus bingos for sale at varino on all billiard supplies coin machine Ps LATE BINGOS MISS AMERICA/UP. OW -BOY: FLIPPER FAIR: ETC. BINGOS attractive close out prices. new. Ir accessories. etc. DIAMOND COIN MACHINE lieb GOTT - 30 Miss America; Roller Brand 2-4 Players. Bowlorama Late Derby; Circus any one is interested contact GENERAL EXCHANGE, 609 WOODIS AVE.. NOR' Bowlers. Unahopped. Bally Queen etc; Arcade equipment: Juke -Box: FOLK. VIRGINIA. packed complete, working, Rock -Ola: Seeburg: Warl: SALES CO., LTD..-IRELAND ISLAND. (Tel. 625-1716). original cartons. Pay cash in dollars. 1962/1963: IM- BERMUDA. Prices FOB nearest PORT-EXPORT MARCEL GROSCH 3 & seaport. MAX LOBO BLD. AVROY-LIEGE, - AND CO MEIR 23. ANTWERP, BELGIUM. BELGIUM. COIN OPERATED PHONOGRAPH ISI Cable: LOBOMA. (Tel. 33.81.33). WE INVITE DISTRIBUTOR INQUIRIES ON amusement machine business. Sound Invest' BILLIARD ACCESSORIES AND COIN MA- ment. Established for 35 years in Easton. CHINE PARTS.- DYNABALL CO. 8039 Pa. area. 135 machines located in 66 leer LAWNDALE AVE.-SKOKIE, ILL.- (Tel. tions-partial financing. SKILL AMUS& 677-0773) (Chicago. TeL LI 9-5100) Cable MENT. 681 NORTHAMPTON ST., EASTON, address: DYNABALL. PA. (Tel. 258-7672). est p L SEEBURG JUKE BOX AND BOWLER 161 OR 222 COIN OPERATED HI-SPEED SUPER FAST SHUFFLE BOARD JUKE AND GAME ROUTE WITH EXCEL* UU MECHANIC. phonographs in good condition. Will the Ip United Bowlers and Rock -Ola Juke Boxes. Cash. Wax. 24 one -pound cans per case. $8.50 lent location average and inventory in CallMUSICAVENUE. Call or write. -BERNARD J. ROSEN- f.o.b. Dallas, grew' BERG -726 NORTH KNOXVILLE Texas. Sold on money back Cape Kennedy area-America's fastest á IMOLINE ILLINOIS (Tel. 6767- PFr1RIA, AVE.- guarantee. Distributor for D. Gottlieb. ing country. One price-$75.000.00. For far 6703). ILLINOIS. 9 (Tel. Peoria 309-674- ChiCoin. STATE MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS ther information write P.O. BOX 1984 1423). INC., 3100 MAIN ST., DALLAS. TEXAS. MELBOURNE, FLORIDA. 1.0WM 62 Cash Box -June 6, 1964 Box

www.americanradiohistory.com CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANUFACTURERS NEW EQUIPMENT FOR SALE-(Cont'd) CURRENTLY IN PRODUCTION Prices shown are list prices f.o.b. factory. Manufacturers have not authorized prices where no price is shown sn 'ECIAL-GOTTLIEB: GAUCHOS $375.00 Swing Alongs $385.00; Milli Ship Mates-Write. Regular 66x40 LPC-1R-Stereo LP Console, 160 Selection Ra Egg Heads $235.00: Sweethearts $325.00; ALL -TECH INDUSTRIES Jumbo 76x43 Phono., remote control. 131; $385.00; Bally: Monte Carlos ((3 6 Table) Liberty Belles GoldG Crest x6' Pkt. All LP Consoles have the following stand- i ç'., $285.00; Sharpshooter Guns $125.00; Bally Gold Crest (4 x9' 6 Pkt. Table) J. H. KEENEY & CO. ard equipment: Personalized, Album of Oh Boys $385.00; (8 6 Table , . Bowlers $450.00; Williams: Gold Crest x7' Pkt Colorama 2P Pin (12/63) the Month Feature. Playa 88-1/3 and 46 Merry Widows $495.00: Chicago Coin: All Gold Crest (4x8' 6 Pkt Table Album Pricing Star Baseballs $335.00; Princess Bowlers LEHIGH, INC. RPM records intermixed, Bingos: Silver Sails $990.00; Golden AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD CORP. CIGARETTE VENDORS and universal pricing system, Half Dollar, A II'; 1 $550.00; an Lidos Electra "6" (6' 6-pkt table) "Smoke Center" M-156, M-220, M-220 AC; Income Totalizer. $625.00; Keeney0;Summer Electra "7" (7' 6-pkt. table) 16 or 12 sel., 156 and 220 caps. HLPC-1-Stereo LP, 160 Selection. Hide- IIN,$R $ 25Ó850.00;0S Bikinis Electra "8" (8' 6-pkt. table) Model M -407 -AC; 19 sel.. cap. 402 away Plays 88-1/8 and 46 RPM records Has' 'Times $400.0. NEW ORLEANS NOVELTY and universal COMPANYo101055 DRYADES STREET, NEW Classic "6" (6' 6-pkt table) intermixed, Album pricing LOUISIANA (Tel. 529-7321). Classic "7" (7' 6-pkt. table) MARVEL MFG. CO. pricing system, Income totalizer. ilk ORLEANS, Classic "8" (8' 6-pkt. table) Slugger -Counter Baseball DS160H-Directional Stereo, 160 Selection Imperial Shuffleboard (16' to 22') (14, 64, 104) Phono. With Artist of the Week Feature, Imperial Cushion Model (12') MIDWAY MFG. CO. Universal Pricing, Plays 88-1/3 and 46 WM'S Bank Shot Model (9') RPM records intermixed, Half Dollar. Re- IWLi M'S VANGUARD GUN $185; SPACE Top Hit Baseball (3/64) GLIDER GUN $175; UN. YANKEE BASE FOERSTER mote Control optional. Ir. UN. SPACE SLUGGER $60; Bally De AUTOMATENBAU NATIONAL VENDORS, INC.. SC-1-Stereo Consolette, 160 Selection. F. $145; Natl. Sales Agents, L. T. Patterson Dis- Luxe Jumbo $145; Bally Official Jumbo $125; CIGARETTE VENDORS Includes the following features: Person- tributors. 113; 18 8 -column cap. 447 of the Month, Album and Un League B/A $145; Un. Flash $145; Un Match Series shifts, alized, Album R, $125; BETSON ENTERPRISES Foosball Upright-Series 113. 13 8 -col, shifts, cap. 447 single pricing, Pushbutton volume control, Dli! Cyclone Eishockey INC.-3726 Tonnele Avenue-North Bergen, Europa Meister Crown series 222; 22 sel., cap. 616 Remote selection, Twin stereo speakers, Ills I Musikbar 100 N.J. (Tel. UNion 3-8627-Area code 201) Crown series 800; 20 Bel., cap. 860 Remote income totalizer. Billiard Tables Miniatur Consolette-Series 650; 20 sel., cap. 670 3W100-Wall-O-Matic 100, Single Pricing AUTOMATIC PRODUCTS CO Moduline-22M; 22 eel., cap. 616 TW1-Twin stereo wall speaker, 8 inch VENDORS Moduline-80M; 20 eel., cap. 860 TC1-Twin stereo corner speakers. 8 inch CIGARETTE 8 inch ELAYS-SWITCH ASSEMBLIES. LOW Smokeahop "Starlite 450"; 18 sel., cap. 450 REDD DISTRIBUTING CO. TR1-Twin stereo recessed speakers, coat, high quality, general purpose open Smokeshop "Starlite 630"; 18 eel., cap. 630 EBWC1 - 12 - Extended bass corner/wall to your specifications. Short run Cinch Instant Shine Vendor 12 inch style made Smokeshop "Starlite 860"; 27 sel., cap. 860 Cinch product) speaker, oar specialty. Also electrical harnesses. (Vendor and packaged PRVC-2-Powered remote volume control MARVEL MFG. CO. -2847 W. FULLER - AUTO -PHOTO CO. Giepen Coffee Vendor (Natl. Agents) counter Vend -A -Book Comic Book Vendor CC-2-Coin TON AVE. - CHICAGO, ILL. (Tel. DI Model 12 Studio $3,245.00 BACKGROUND MUSIC 2.2424 ). V-2 Auto -Voice Recorder 760 Sel, ROCK -OLA MFG. CO. Encore! sel. BALLY MFG. CO. Caravelle (20 Col. 800 Packs) Model 3002 BMS-2-Background Music unit, 1000 Machine BMC-1-Background Music Compact Mad World 2P (5/64) Cigarette Audio Bongo 2P Pin (8/64) Model 426 160 -Sel. (Grand Prix) 7" LP Del BMCA-1-Companion ,LL LATE MODEL CHICAGO COIN, St. -Mon. CIGARETTE VENDOR BALLY SHUFFLE ALLEYS. Call. UNITED Deluxe Bally Bowler 16' lengths 826 pack capacity. (Jan. 1964) Model 418-SA 160 -Sel. (Rhapsody II) 7" LP, 4E3-Modular unit, EAST COAST CORP., 585 TENTH AVE- Del. St. -Mon. 4E8XM-Nodular (leas match unit) 826 pack NEW YORK, N.Y. Super 8 Shuffle (4/63) NUE, Kiddie Horse $996.00 Model 414 100-SeL (Capri II) with St. Op- capacity. Bucky Bronco tional 4E4-Free Standing, Personalized, 825 pack T. H. BERGMAN CO. Model 408 100 -Sel. Wall Phono (33-1/3 Op- capacity. Nat'l Sales Agents, Duncan Sales Co. tional) 4E4XM-Free Standing, Personalized (leas VURL: 1800 $225; WURL: 2150 $345; capacity Weil: 2200 $495; Wurl: 2300 $595; Wsrl: Arizon Gun (Live action pellets) 1628 Deluxe "Stereo Twins" Speakers match unit) 826 pack 1629 "Stereo Twins Jr" Speakers 4E6, 4E6M ; 22 sel., cap. 826 1400 $895: Wurl: 2500 $795; NORTH-WEST CAMECA SALES CO. of OREGON. -1040 S.W. 2nd 26 1960 Remote Volume Control Unit COFFEE VENDOR Scopitone-Audio-Visual Machine, 36 -Sel., Model 600 160 -Sel. Stereo Speaker Wallbox 662-C-Seeburg/Bally Coffee vendor brews AVE.-PORTLAND 4. OREGON. (Tel. inch screen. Natl. Sales Agents, Scopi - -Chocolate (dry 228-6557). 3 level personal pushbutton volume control coffee cup at a time. Coffee tone Inc., USA. 1678 160 -Sel. Wallbox ingredients) 200 7 oz. cupa. Selective: 6 1584 100 -Sel. Wallbox Modular Coffee Ven- COAN MFG. CO. 664-D-Seeburg/Bally 460 CIGARETTE VENDORS 1661 Universal Wall Box Bar Bracket dor, Coffee -Chocolate (dry ingredients) JNITED 16' FALCON B.A. $425; 16' 1981 Money Counter for Model 425, 418-SA, 7 oz. cups. Selective: 6 Model 74 -MD ; 74 sel., cap. 74 Ven- .I.L> jumbo B.A. $195; Silver Roll -Down $550; 74 & 414 664-DS-Seeburg/Bally Modular Coffee a Model 74-APC; 74 eel., cap. (dry ups Super Slugger Baseball $95; Shuffle Base - Model TRLB-M-Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup dor, Coffee-Chocolate -Soup or Tea Ins Model 94 -UM; 94 aeL, cap. 94 Selective: 6 1, ball (Floor sample) $595; Chlcoln: Six 94 sel., cap. 94 Vendor-Batch fresh brew, modulator door ingredients) 460 7 oz. cupa. Valet 6 -Pl. Home Run Model 94-1JC; coffee 4 ways, Modular Coffee Ven- Game Bowler S/A $325; Model 116 -WM; 116 sel., cap. 116 and light, 600 cup capacity, 664-R-Seeburg/Bally sl WMS. Gun Mid - powdered cream), ail Baseball $95; Titan $325; 116 -WC 116 sel., cap. 116 extra cream and sugar, whipped dor, Coffee-Chocolate (refrigerated 110101 way: Baseball Deluxe Shoot - Model soup, fresh 5 Slugger $350- CANDY VENDORS chocolate, liquid sugar, liquid 460 7 oz. cups. Selective: any ;A. lid- ins Gallery $225; CENTRAL OHIO COIN - cream, with changer. Coffee Vendor-Fits Model 74-APD, 74 sel., cap. 74 767-Seeburg/Bally Coffee-Choco- MACHINE EXH. INC. 315 E. 5th AVE.- 94 cap., 94 Model 1403-S-Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup- in -line modular installation. COLUMBUS 1. 294-3529). Model 94 -UD, sel., capacity. ingredients), 660 OHIO. (Tel. Model 116 -WD, 116 eel., cap., 116 Single cup fresh brew. 600 cup late -Soup or Tea (dry cap.. 188 Coffee 4 ways, extra cream and sugar, cup capacity. Selective: 6 I Model 188-D, 188 seL 47 eel., cap., 47 with sugar and cream buttons a standard PIC -A -PAC ion II: Model 47-Pastry, strong coffee button kit, Vendor Model 16G1; 15 selec- )7 v- feature. (Extra All -Purpose 10 SEEBURG COIN MACHINE for Model 1403-S. 816 items :ampltb 100 C: WURL: MODEL 1015; CHICAGO Model 2017, available tions; Up to GOTT: SWING ALONG: FISCHER BUMP- Bronco 2P (6/64) Also available as Model 1403 without hot i ER Pool; Cleaned & ready for your location Champion Rifle Range (1/64) whipped soup feature). SHIPMAN MFG. CO. or DIST. Ball Bowler (1/64) Hot Chocolate. Soup- ANS for resale. Call or write. NASTASI Cadillac Model 1200-Coffee. CIGARETTE VENDORS DIST. CO. -839 BARONNE ST. NEW OR- Spotlite Shuffle 11/63 single cup fresh brew. 600 cup capacity. Mark II; 13 or 17 columns LEANS, LA. (Tel. 523-6386) We handle all INC. Coffee 4 ways, extra cream and sugar kinds of coin machines. CONTINENTAL-APCO, buttons are standard. SOUTHLAND ENGINEERING CORP. CIGARETTE VENDORS Soup and (1 WAV7 830 Model 3402-Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Little Pro (3/64) 1$ Continental "30"; 30 sel., cap. cup, fresh 'YPIS 830 Tea-(Compact Model). Single Frog Tobacco Shoppe "80" ; 30 sel., cap. and tea 4 ways. Traveling L 6010~ brew, serves coffee Orbiting Gemini Ride ITi$ without 4 way tea NJ 7,000 NEW 78 RPM RECORDS, POP, ART- GARWOOD METAL CO., INC. Model 3403-as above, Traveling Dinosaur ISTS, TOP LABELS. MAKE OFFER. NEW CIGARETTE VENDORS feature. Space Ship columns 450 Book-O-Mat/Shop-O-Mat, all pur- to Other BALLY BANK Balls in original crates. El Dorado; 13, 16, and 21 Model er-General sun- Travel Pony (Adaptable e- ra, Ten Contest. CO. Rides WAWNT: NOV- EXHIBIT SUPPLY drriies ande pocket books,ls 40-Selections-ca- 1 See: Mos. d. LL100s. NOBBallyRO (Mechanical). Model ELTY Card Vender pacity variable on merchandise. MFG. CORP. CO. -142 DORE ST.-SAN FRAN- Vends Exhibit's 4 -flavors, UNITED CISCO, 1-5438) 412 "Vacuumatic." Model 3300 Can Soft Drink Vendor, (8/64) marPAti CALIF. (Tel. MA Capacity: 600 $73.50 32 -cans precool storage. Tornado Bowler gilt Trading Cards. 200 -can capacity, Shuffle (4/64) red (Including 8,000 FREE cards) Pacer Model ROWE AC SERVICES Bank Pool (11/63) INC- Card Vender (Mechanical). with Auto- d 80ur X600 (2 push chutes). Vends Ex- Rowe-AMI M-200 Phonograph MILLS AND MA- mix, Stereo -Round (Playa 33-1/3-45 ste- URBAN INDUSTRIES JENNINGS FRUITSLOT hibit's Trading Cards. Capacity: Has CHINES. BALLY BINGOS. HOLLY 1,000 Cards- $49.50 reo or monaural records, intermixed.) Movie Theaters - CRANES and Flipper Pin Games for export. (Including 1,600 FREE Cards) three -in -one convertibility, 200 selections, Model AP -10 1 C0.1 ALMAN ENTERPRISES-BENDER WARE- Post Card Vender (Electrical). 160 selections, or 100 selections. Panoram b61S;. HOUSE-P,O. BOX 4300-RENO, NEVADA. Models SV -l'& MSV "Vacuumatic." HAC-200 Hideaway, 200 Sel. Mon. Kiddie Kolor Kartoon else Illp Vends Standard Scenic Poet Cards. Hideaway, 0 Sel. elWQ-100ective $99.50 200Stepper, CFD2 Stepper, íe10 U.S. BILLIARDS INC. Capacity: 1,000 Cards. CFAHEB-eoW.B., WQ-120 Darli included) Sel. W.B., WQ-100 100 Sel. 6 Series: (Slug rejector SeL W.B., Pkt. 11F811 ATTENTION: Laminator (Mechanical). 120 Sel. W.B., WQ-200 200 Pro 1-78x46 tnc WHOLESALERS AND EX- Plastic Dual Price Play, PORTERS. on phono - Model 444PV "Vacuumatic." Vends WQ-200-1 200 Sel. W.B., Pro 2-88x61 Write for our prices 200 Sel. W.B., Dual Price Play, "AST II malls ready for export shipment. UNITED laminating material. Capacity: 300. $98.50 WQ-200-8 Pro 8-93x63 BIST. INC.-902 SECOND STREET 4 -coin Rejector. Pro 4-108x68 1210 WEST & MFG. CO. Grip, W.B. Mounting Bracket 2' -WICHITA 3, KANSAS. FISCHER SALES F-10436 Bar Deluxe Rotation Bumper Empress 101 (101") EX -600 Cylindrical Wall Speaker Model 48 u Empress 92 (92") EX -700 Wall Speaker Model 67 pi;' Crown One Hundred (100") L-2130 Ceiling Spkr., Choice of Grille id Random Pattern, CO. g' EXPORTERS Regent 91 (91") Types Listed: L-2136 VALLEY SALES ALL IM - 77 (77") L-2136 Uniform Pattern, L-2605 Circular 8ade51C'" MEDIE Regent Model 776-78x45 HIPM NPT-SFORUIPMENTSALE: NEW Crown Fiesta-Reg. Bumper Flush -Mount Grille Model 875-88x60 $1,, RALLY TABLE Hockey-profitable, low cost VIII (101") 20 sel. 800 pack. ;rat' tinder (Non Coin) Empire Riviera Cigarette, Model 976-93x53 $100; Coffee Machine and the amazing Empire VII (92") Celebrity Cigarette Merchandiser, 14 selec- Regulation Bumper Pool Cinch Shoe Shine Vendor. Samples of shine tion, 610 pack capacity, modular line. on request. REDD DIST. CO. 80 J. MFG. CO. Vendor 286; 14 sel., cap. Coolidge"'fable Ambassador Cig. THE VENDO CORP. HILL ROAD WATERTOWN, FRAaNTZ (12Double MACSS Little 510 VENDORS MASS. (Tel. 926-2250) - Header (12/62) sel., cap. 800 CIGARETTE Celebrity Cig- Vendor 260; 20 CA1A Console; 22 sel., cap. 860 ,2d°!1r Save Our Business Celebrity Candy Merchandiser, 11 selections, eel., cap. 520 Marshall 64' Gun C-23: 16 U.S. 360 capacity, modular. 429 -Special: 11 sel., cap. 428 óv Kicker & Catcher 77 Candy Merchandiser, 11 sel., 360 cap. ALL CHROME WALL BOXES, ACTION ABT Challenge Pistol Tasty 20 Candy Merchandiser. 20 eel., WILLIAMS MFG. CO. CLOSEOUT, ABT Guesser Scale IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. 560 cap. San Francisco 2P (5/64) SEEBURG L26 3W1, 100 Selection each $15; ABT Rifle Sport Celebrity Pastry Merchandiser, 6 selection, 100 V3WA, Scale Palooka 1P (6/64) iLLp 200 Selection each $35: We buy, Aristo 100 capacity, modular. Grand Slam Baseball (2/64) ro''i sell or exchange any make or model of Late CO. Celebrity Hot Food Merchandiser, 7 selec- Phonographs and wall boxes. Inquiries in- D. 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