VOLUME XXI -NUMBER 5 OCTOBER 17, 1959

Mercury’s fabulous “Miss D”, Dinah ashington, long a favorite of blues and jazz enthusiasts, this year developed into a tremendous pop favorite with her smash waxing of “What A Diff’rence A Day' Makes”. Her follow-up recording of “Unforgettable” is currently climbing the best seller lists at a rapid pace and promises to be another king-sized hit. Above, Miss W^ashington is shown as she recorded her latest album, “Tlie Queen”, just released by Mercury. . ADOPT

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FOX 3002 SING WE NOW OF CHRISTMAS — Harry Simeone Chorale.

The NUMBER ONE Christmas LP of the decade. Features the original version of "THE LITTLE DRUMMER BOY". Over 200 thousand orders already received.

FOX 3016 SING WE NOW WITH THE HARRY SIMEONE CHORALE — The second in the series arranged and conducted by America's leading choral arranger. FOX 3006 SHIRLEY TEMPLE’S HITS — 19 original soundtracks. A RACK NATURAL.

FOX 3018 THE 20TH CENTURY STRINGS (VOL. 1) PREMIERE PERFORMANCE... Hugo Montenegro conducting his own startlingly brilliant arrangements.

FOX 3019 THE 20TH CENTURY STRINGS (VOL. 2) MASTERPIECES. . Nicholas Flagello conducting. FOX 3020 GLENN MILLER’S ORIGINAL FILM SOUNDTRACKS (VOL. 1)/ The Miller Band s FOX 3021 GLENN MILLER’S ORIGINAL FILM SOUNDTRACKS (VOL. 2)( greatest sound

AND HIS GREATEST (VOL. FOX 3022 TOMMY DORSEY BAND 1), Never before released FOX 3023 TOMMY DORSEY AND HIS GREATEST BAND (VOL. 2)1 recordings FOX 3017 THE VELVET SIDE OF THE ROARING ’20s The title alone sells it. X 3013 GEORGE GERSHWIN AT THE PIANO — The recording industry's crowning achievement of the Gershwin decade. THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK — From the picture that will live forever.

"'S 13 IE BLAKE — WIZARD OF THE RAGTIME PIANO — World's greatest living ragtime pianist. HER HEART, HER SOUNDS. c best of ything from TheCash Bosi

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EDITORIAL—Music MARTY OSTROW, Editor-in-Chief IRA HOWARD, Editor IRV LICHTMAN, Associate Editor ALLEN BERZOFSKY, Editorial Assistant TED WILLIAMS, Statistical Editor MIKE MARTUCCI, Statistical Ass’t POPSIE, Staff Photographer ADVERTISING—Music BOB AUSTIN, Director, New York MARVIN SCHLACHTER, New York BRUNO DUTKOWSKI, Art Director MANAGERS MARTY TOOHEY, Coin Machine Dept. A. MARINO, Business Manager T. TORTOSA, Circulation • CHICAGO 29 E. Madison St., Chicago HI. 2, When low priced (All Phones: Financial 6-7272) ($1.49 and ably many thousands of $3.98 disl LEE BROOKS $1.98) allniiiis Larry Karel became an impor- enthusiasts who first became inter • tant HOLLYWOOD factor on the LP scene only a ested in records when they pur 6272 Sunset Blvd., Hollyw'ood Cal. 28, few years ago, there was (Phone: Hollywood 5-2129) alarming chased a $1.98 album while shop JACK DEVANEY pessimism Erv Malec on the part of many ex- ping for food in a super market. • ENGLAND perienced people in the trade as to Some companies have even is NEVILLE MARTEN 9a New Bond Street, the future of the regular priced LP sued early recordings by their art- LONDON, W. 1, ENGLAND Tel: Hyde Park 2868 ($3.98). • ists in the lower priced category and GERMANY Some said that it wouldn’t he have met with EVA MORELL great success without Hotel Deutscheshaus long before prices were cut on all harming the Bahnhofstrasse 298 artist’s sale on the LEHRTE, HANNOVER, GERMANY regular • priced merchandise. Some higher priced label. ITALY said it would he a terrible blow to VITTORIO de MICHELLI Low priced merchandise has de- Via P. Lomazzo 27 the entire structure of the record MILANO, ITALY veloped a new and lucrative mar- Tel: 341189 industry. Others saw major com- • ket. The buyer who refuses BENELUX to pay SKIP VOOGD panies losing their top artists to more than $1.98 for an album is Johannes Comphuysstraat 189 companies who could promise far THE HAGUE, HOLLAND not a customer for the Tel: 662510 higher priced greater • sales totals. goods. AUSTRALIA And record fans interested RON TUDOR Now that the low priced album Ill original cast albums, 8 Francis St. film tracks HEATHMONT, VICTORIA field is firmly entrencheil • as an im- and new material by top name art- SUBSCRIPTION RATES per year $15 anywhere in portant phase of the record indus- ists will not settle for low-priced the U. S. A. Published weekly. Second class mailing privileges authorized at New York, N. Y. try, it is interesting to note how in- covers. ADVERTISING (RATES on request. All advertising | closes Friday at 12 Noon preceding week of issue. correct these predictions were. It is Even the Advertisements subject to approval of publishers. foreign markets have THE CASH BOX covers the entire music industry, obvious now that low priced mer- recognized the fact that ranging from retail record and music stores to disk the two LP jockeys, music publishers, recording artists, record chandise will continue to thrive fields manufacturers, music composers and arrangers, radio can thrive together. A num- and TV stations, and all others allied to the music without having industry throughout the world. any harmful effect ber of these markets, after close THE CASH BOX covers the entire coin machine in- on the regular priced dustry all over the world. Operators, jobbers, distribu- merchandise. study of the American scene, have tors, manufacturers and suppliers of automatic music As vending, service and amusement machines are covered. a matter of fact, low priced mer- launched low priced lines in their Copyright under the International Copyright Conven- chandise tion. All rights reserved by the Pan American Copy- has probably boosted the areas, and the long range effect right Convention. Copyright 1959 by The Cash Box Publishing Co., Inc. sale of $3.98 disks. There are prob- should prove to be the same. I —— —— — —— — —— e Gash Box TOP 100 Best SelKng Tunes on Records

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Pes. Last Pos. Last Pas. Last Pas. Lost Week Week Week Week HEAVENLY 1 e^ THAT'S ALL 14 • QUIET VILLAGE 23 • CHANCES ARE Johnny Mathis Bobby Darin Martin Denny IT 31 CS-S152 » U SWINGS ^ (Columbia CL-1351; (Atco 104; S-104 * EP-4S04) 21 (Liberty UtP-3122; 1ST-7 122) 31 BJ3S-11, 12, 13 Shorty Rogers (RCA Victor LPM 1975; LSP 1975) LET'S ALL SING WITH mn 9 ^SECRET SONGS FOR _ KINGSTON TRIO AT the chipmunks 15 • LARGE 12 YOUNG LOVERS 18 •THE MUSIC MAN 32 2 David Seville & The Chipmunks 22 nn Kingston Trio (Capitol T-1199; (Liberty LRP-3132; LST-7132) Andre Previn & David Rose Broadway Cast (MGM E-3716; SE-3716 * X-1669) * ST-1199 * TAP-1, 2, 31199) (Capitol WAO-0990; SWO-990 EDM- 990) -n • LITTLE GIRL BLUE 1 1 SOUTH PACIFIC Id r/ino Simone • A^MORE MUSIC FROM (Bethlehem 56028, 6028) TABOO 34 Moyle Cast PETER GUNN 20 • 3 (RCA Vtetar LM-2252; LSO-1032 • 23 Henry Mancinl 33 Arthur Lymon EPA-4211) • ^ PARTY SING ALONG (RCA Victor LPM-2040; LSP-2040 * (Hi Fi R-806; 806) WITH MITCH 16 EPA-4339) • MORE JOHNNY'S M Mitch Miller • KIND OF BLUE 35 GREATEST HITS (Columbia CL-1331; CS-8004 * J B-1331-1-2-3) • GIGI 27 34 Miles Davis Johnny Mathis (Columbia CL-1355; CS-8163) Movie Cast (Columbia CL-1344; CS-8150) 24 (MGM E-3641; X-3641-ST * X-3641) • A DATE WITH ELVIS 12 INSIDE SHELLY BERMAN f/WsElvis Presley • ESPECIALLY FOR YOU 33 (RCA Victor LPM-2011; LSP-2011) • BEAUTY AND THE BEAT 24 Duane Eddy Shelley Berman 35 5 George Shearing & Peggy Lee (Jamie LP-3006; ST-302 * EP-302) (Verve MGV-1S003) 25 • PORGY AND BESS 13 (Capitol T-1219; ST-1219) In Sound Track LOOK TO YOUR HEART 36 e THE HUNGRY i (Columbia OL-S410 * OS-2016) PETER 28 GUNN Frank Sinatra The Kingston Trio 36 Henry Mancini (RCA Victor LPM-1956 (Capitol W-1164) (Capitol T-1107 ST-1107) • BELAFONTE AT 26 LSP 7956 * EPA-4333) CARNEGIE HALL 17 OLDIES BUT GOODIES 17 PORGY AND BESS 37 Harry Belafonte • ^ EXOTICA 26 Various Artists (RCA Victor LOC-6006; LSO-6006) «Miles Davis (Original Sound LP-SOOl) Martin Denny 37 (Columbia L-127S; LS-808S * B-12741) 27 (Liberty LRP-3034; LST 7034 * • LORD'S PRAYER 22 LEP-1-3034) IT'S THE TALK n • Mormon Tabernacle Choir • 1812 OVERTURE 38 OF THE TOWN 18 g (Columbia ML-5386; MS 6068) BUT NOT FOR ME 25 Antal Dorati Conniff Singers (Mercury MG-5054, SR-9054) Ray 28; 38 (Columbia CL-1334; CS-8143) Ahmad Jamal Trio • JAMAL AT THE (Argo LP-628 * EP-1076) NO ONE CARES 10 PENTHOUSE 21 LOUIS AND KEELY 48 ^-k SUNSET STRIP 30 Frank Sinatra Ahmad Jamal • 77 Louis Prima & Keely Smith 9 (Capitol W-1221; SW-1221 (Argo LP-646; 5646) 20 Warren Barker (Warner Bros. W-1289; M (Dot DLP-3210; DLP-25210) * EAP-1, 2, 31221) WS-1289 EA-1289)

in SONGS BY RICKY 9 GO BO DIDDLEY 19 • PORGY AND BESS 29 AllTIME TO SWING 45 "W Ricky Nelson Bo Diddley Lena Horne & Harry Belafonte Dakota Staton 20 (Checker LP-1436) 30 (Capitol T-1241; ST-1241) (Imperial LP-9082 • IMP 162. 3, 4) (RCA Victor LOP-1507; LSU-1507)

41. GOLDEN SAXOPHONES. 44. WITH THESE HANDS. 47. FIVE PENNIES. 49. FOLK SONGS SING ALONG WITH MITCH. 42. KOOKIE. 45. 1812 OVERTURE (RCA Victor). 48. COMO SWINGS. 43. HOLLYWOOD IN RHYTHM. 46. HAVE BLUES, MUST TRAVEL. 50. GUN FIGHTER BALLADS. STEREO

Pas. Last Pas. Last Pos. Last Pos. Last Week Week Week Week SOUTH PACIFIC 1 IT'S THE TALK BELAFONTE AT WITH THESE HANDS 29 Movie Cast OF THE TOWN 13 CARNEGIE HALL 19 25 Roger Williams Victor LSO-1 (RCA 032) Ray Conniff Singers 17 Harry Belafonte (Kapp KS-3030) (Columbia CS-8143) (RCA Victor LSO-6006) HEAVENLY THAT'S ALL 28 Johnny Mathis PETER GUNN 10 PARTY SING ALONG Bobby Darin (Columbia CS-81S2) 26 10 Henry Mancini 18 WITH MITCH 16 (Atco S-104) (RCA Victor LST-1956) Mitch Miller THE KINGSTON TRIO (Columbia CS-8004) A DATE WITH ELVIS 24 AT LARGE MORE MUSIC FROM 3 27Elvis Presley Kingston Trio PETER GUNN 9 FILM ENCORES 17 (RCA Victor LSP-2011) (Capitol ST-1199) 11 Henry Mancini Mantovani (RCA Victor LSP-2040) 19 (London PS-125) EXOTICA LOUIS AND KEELY Louis Prima & Keely Smith 4 Martin Denny QUIET VILLAGE 12 BLUE HAWAII 21 (Liberty LST-7034) en 28 (Dot DLP-25210) 12 Martin Denny Billy Vaughn (Liberty LST-7122) (Dot SD-25165) NO ONE CARES FILM ENCORES—Vol. II 31 5 Frank Sinatra VICTORY AT SEA Vol. I 22 Mantovani (Capitol SW-1221) LORD'S PRAYER 18 — 29 (London PS-164) 13 Mormon Tabernacle Choir 21 Robert Russell Bennett (Columbia MS 6068) (RCA Victor LSC-2335) MORE JOHNNY'S GREATEST EXOTICA—Vol. Ill 32 hits 5 FAIR LADY 15 SECRET SONGS FOR MY Martin Denny S Johnny Mathis YOUNG LOVERS 20 30 Original Cast 22 7116) (Columbia 14 (Liberty-LST CS-81S0) (Columbia OS-2015) Andre Previn & David Rose (MGM SE 3716) PORGY AND BESS 14 FOR THE FIRST TIME — 1812 OVERTURE PORGY AND BESS 23 q- 7 Seoad Track Antal Dorati 1 Maria Lanza 15 Harry Belafonte (CeSambia OS-20U) (Mercury SR-9054) Lena Horne & (RCA Victor LSC-2238) 23 (RCA Victor LSU-1507) 30 TABOO GIGI 1 GOLDEN SAXOPHONES 25 32 LITTLE GIRL BLUE © Arthur Lymon 16 Movie Cast 24 Billy Vaughn Nina Simone (im 806) (MGM ST-3641) (DLP-25205) (Bethlehem 6028)

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MICKEY BAKER JEFF MONROE (Atlantic 2042) (Freedom 44024)

II, “THIRD MAN THEME” (2:18) “RIVER SONG” (2:14) [Metric [Chappell ASCAP—Karas] Fine- B BMI — Lewis] Pretty folk-type sounding teen approach to the years- ballad is warmly warbled with a back instrumental hit. Johnny Mathis-like touch by the “I’VE BEEN AROUND” “BE MY GUEST” (2:08) Tune has the ability here all over vocalist. Inviting side that’ll win-over (1:54) [Travis BMI—Domino, Marascalco, to score again. [Travis BMI—Domino] Boyce] lots of jocks. [Peer Interna- FATS DOMINO (Imperial 5629) “BAIA” (2:24) B tional BMI Barroso] Latin fa- ff “JUST FOR A LITTLE WHILE” — , • It’s more than likely that Domino’ll be chalking up another gold- vorite is also on the receiving end (2:22) [Asa ASCAP — Forsher] disk’er as a result of his newest Imperial session. The long-time pop-r&b of a teen treatment, with “Quiet Songster coos the romancer. Pleasant standout, still going strong with his two-sided smasheroo, “I Want To Village”-like bird sounds thrown in. Latinish setting. Some spins due here. Walk You Home” and “I’m Gonna Be A Wheel Someday,” has another back-to-back winner in the “I’ve Been Around” shuffler and the “Be My Guest” jumper. Great instrumentation on two listening and dancing- treats. RAY RENO DEDICATES (Journal 901 (Unart 2024)

“I UNDERSTAND” [Leo Feist “SMOOTH OPERATOR (2:17) “MAYBE IT’S BECAUSE” (2:33) w “MEUSURRY” (1:43) [Delstone B ASCAP—Gannon, Wayne] Oldie , [Eden BMI— Otis, Stein] [Irving Berlin ASCAP—Berlin] D ' BMI—Kaufman, Santiglia, Ferri, is pleasantly revived with the teen Lanzotti] Infectious rocker based on in mind. legit SARAH VAUGHAN (Mercury 71519) mai'ket Reno has a good a nonsense language created by Nevr style. Better programming. York deejay Murray Kaufman. Fine • “Sassy” Sarah, who rolled back into hitsville via the “Broken Hearted novelty touch could make Melody” express, should again be headed in that direction, this time beat with a for deck. with a delighter tagged “Smooth Operator.” Set to a catchy rbck-a-cha- “LOLA-LOLA” [Robbins ASCAP sales news cha beat, it’s wrapped up with loads of light-hearted charm by Sarah —Livingston, Evans] A swinger temptress and a vocal crew. On the other half the lark takes the ballad route, on a theme about a from “RINGA DING” (2:31) [Greta oh-so-smoothly polishing off the very lovely Berlin sturdy, “Maybe the May Britt flick starrer, “The Blue B BMI — Strum] Another bright Angel.”' It’s Because (I Love You Too Much).” Excellent double-decker sporting teen session and the kids -will take the Belford C. Hendricks background tag. to the sound. ROLAND PALETTE (Palette 5035) RUSS CONWAY “(New In) THE WAYS OF LOVE” “HONESTLY AND TRULY” (Cub 9051) (2:35) [Sequence ASCAP— (2:40 ) [Edwards H & S ASCAP— “UNDER MOSCOW SKIES” Pockriss, David] Edwards] O, D* (Part 1) (2:12) [Zodiac BMI n “CHINA TEA” (2:03) [Mills Aleda, Rolle, Adams, Barnes] A warm , TOMMY EDWARDS (MGM 12837) combo-chorus account of the oft-cut, ASCAP— Stanford] Third succes- sive smash for the pianist in England • “(New In )The Ways Of Love” is an extremely pretty follow-up pretty Russian sentimental. Both a (others were “Side Saddle” and to Edwards’ current chart stand, “I’ve Been There.” It’s a beat-ballad clarinet and accordion share the spot- is bright nov- offering that features the chanter’s warm, persuasive stylings con- light, backed by good fox-trot beat. “Roulette”). Session a with Conway on tagiously blending with the LeRoy Holmes ork and sans-lyrics choral Excellent programming. The Adams’ elty instrumental, a playex'-piano. Could catch-on here. support. Equally attractive is the Edwards-penned beat-ballad romancer Singers have another version on on the flip, “Honestly And Truly.” Watch ’em both. Palette. “THE WEE BOY OF BRUS- “UNDER MOSCOW SKIES” B SELS” (2:03) [Duchess ASCAP B (Part 2) [Zodiac BMI — Aleda, —Aznavour] Similar stand here. Rolle, Adams, Barnes] Here, tlie tune “FIRST LOVE (2:32) “A CIU-E (Ah-Che-Way)” (2:37) is involved in a good-sounding swing- [Kahl Wanessa BMI Allen, [Shapiro Bernstein & — ASCAP rendition. Saltzberg, Merrell] David, Modugno] HANK LEEDS PLAYMATES (Roulette 4200) (Jaro 77007) STAN STENNER # The songsters offer two bright rock takes that can follow their (Dynasty 630) n “ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD” recent “What Is Love?” success. “First Love” is an infectious rhythmic , D"r(2:08) O’Olock Con- romancer, while “A Ciu-E” has a calypso-rock novelty approach. Take [One BMI— nelly, Mails] Haunting insti-umental your pick on these happy entries. “TERI” (2:03) [Borgelin-Melissa somewhat resembling the Duane Eddy B BMI Stenner, Charles, Richards] — snxash, “Lonely Ones.” Guitars and A rhythmic ballad session that has a whistle are featured on the intriguing something for the kids. Grows quickly theme. Could come-thi’ough big. on the listener. “TINY TIM” (2:19) “FOR LOVE OF YOU” (2:12) [Progressive-Vernal BMI — Baker, [Progressive BMI — Jay, “ONE MORE FOR THE ROAD” Bradford] Baker] OF MINE” (2:18) , ft, “ANGEL B •+(2:25) [One O’Clock BMI—Con- w • [Pageant ASCAP Glickman] — nelly, Mails] Boyish-sounding Leeds LAVERN BAKER (Atlantic 2041) Songster Stenner is warm on the opus. effectively offers a vocal rendition of • Lavern Baker should easily continue her winning ways with this the impressive opus. Chorus nicely new Atlantic pair, which is in the groove of her recent up tempo and suppoi’ts. ballad-with-a-beat noisemakers, “So High, So Low” and “If You Love RALPH YOUNG Me.” The up beat handclapper is an enticing novelty ’bout a lover named “Tiny Tim.” The ballad portion is a heartfelt pleader tabbed (Everest 19317) “For Love Of You.” Top drawer choral and ork support on both lids. JUNE VALLI I “SQUARE WHEELS” (2:22) , (Mercury 71520) B ~r [Mitchell ASCAP — Kassin, Mc- Mullen, Mortimer] Young nicely han- i the folk-type ditty about a guy “SHADOWS” (2:23) [Eden BMI “DO-RE-MI’ (2:0(0 [Williamson ASCAP—Hammerstein, Rodgers] dles «, I who waits for a gal who said she’d D”+ —Stevenson, Otis] Thrush does job on the “ALOUTTE MAR( Ft (1:59) [April ASCAP—Arr: Jimmy Carroll] come back on a “square wheeled” a fine deliberately paced I train. Arrangement moves at an ap- interesting ballad. Exposui-e can do

I MSTCH MILLER (Columbia 41499) propriate “choo-choo” clip. Novel important things for the deck. entry. ® “Do-Re-Mi” is a delightful kiddie music lesson from the new Rodgers- I m “MY DARLING, MY DARLING” Hammerstein musical, “The Sound Of Music,” and the Miller ork & , I D'+(1:57) [Frank ASCAP—Loesser] ! kiddie-adult chorus seem to have the next “children’s march” success. “NOTHIN’ TO DO” (2:45) is tendei’ly essayed by the ( Lookout for this one! The Miller Band solos in a spirited 4/4 rendition B [Scherer ASCAP—Parker] Pleas- The oldie ' of the French favorite, “Alouette.” ant work on a plaintive, also reflecting songstress, with backing vei’y subtle a folk quality. on the rock beat. Solid jockey side.

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(Capitol 4289) Pick of the Week “DOCTOR’S PHILOSOPHER” B (2:44) [Vision BMI Lawrence] — inch (3:05) The comic debuts on Signature with “THE WORM” B [Frank ASCAP — Loesser] The “REVEILLE ROCK” (2:10) [Vicki BMI—Conatster] a humorous continuation of his “Phil- charming opus is affectionately es- osopher” series previously heard on “TIME BOMB” (1:50) [Vicki BMI—King] sayed by the full-sounding Waring Coral. Laugh jocks will be picking- chorus. For a warm interlude, deck deck up. JOHNNY & THE HURRICANES (Warwick 513) can’t be beat. O Boys take “Reveille Rock” on the same rapid-fire route they took their smash, “Red River Rock,” and results should be the same. As the p, “BLACKOUTS OF 1984” (3:28) fi, “THE DONKEY SONG” (2:33) title indicates, the familiar military bugde call is the foundation for the [Vision BMI — Lawrence] The VT" [Alamo ASCAP — Oliviero, Ra- lines I'omp. Lower lid socks away potently, too. punch here don’t match the ones leigh, Wood, Murolo] The sprightly above. Interesting jazz theme setting. Italian ditty debuts songster-instru- mentalist Livio. He warbles in Italian.

“A GREAT ROMANCE” (2:15) “ON MY WAY BACK HOME” ATMOSPHERES [Deauville BMI— (2:15) [Roosevelt BMI— Dean, Schowalter] Singleton, Bell, Watkins] (Lin 5023) BOBBY SAINT

ROY HAMILTON (Epic 9342) (Wren 303) |j,“THE FICKLE CHICKEN” • Either, or both, “A Great Romance” and “On My Way Back Home” D"r{2:01) [Leonard BMI — Voekel, “THAT’S WHERE I BELONG” can create chart news for Hamilton. Former is a delightful entry from Brown, Hill, Kramer, Waldrop, All- B (2:17) [Meridian BMI Steward] the Sam Cooke, “Everybody Likes To Cha Cha Cha” school while the day] Sparkling rock sounds aplenty — A fine shout-type rhythmic that has latter falls slightly into the dramatic, big ballad category of his recent on this torrid instrumental entry. A a Ray Charles’ outing look. This “Time Marches On” click. Fine Jesse Stone-led vocal and musical back- guitar-percussion holiday that’s a spirited date can show-up. drop on both halves. teen treat. Could take-off.

“ANYBODY (But You)” (2:22) “KABAL0” (2:03) [Leonard B [Meridian BMI—Steward] Saint B BMI — Voekel, Brown, Hill, displays a pro wail way here. Kramer, Waldrop, Allday] Things “MEXICALI ROSE” (1:58) [M. M. Cole BMI—Tenney, Stone] take-on a pounding jungle-type air “IF YOU LIKE-A ME” (1:47) [Role ASCAP—Renter, Stein] here. It’s got teen excitement.

TERESA BREWER (Coral 62150) EVERETT MILLS

(Protone 1 1 • Fine light-beat teen-view of the oldie, “Mexicali Rose,” by the thrush 3) and Dick Jacobs ork-chorus. Looks like Miss Brewer has a hit on her NELLA COLOMBO hands here. “If You Like-A Me” presents performer at her infectious (Vesuvius 1010) “CLOSE YOUR EYES” (2:11) best. Could get places. B [Miller ASCAP—Petkere] A cha- cha setting for the standard. Song- (Del Lago Maggiore)” ft, “GIORGIO ster Mills nicely warbles above the I# ' [Suvini-Zerboni Toch- BIEM — beat. Deejays should note. udi, Burkhard, Panzeri] Sunny Italian- market issue. Thrush has a fine voice “I CAN’T STOP CRYING “EMOTION” (2:28) FOR and ork brightly supports. fi, “NOTHING AT ALL” (2:03) YOU” (2:50) [Time BMI— [We Three BMI— [Welton Romeo BMI — Bolin] Baker, Baker, Weathers] Jacobson, Stallman] Mills does well on the wistful ballad. fi, “SERENATA CORE A CORE” BILLY STORM (Columbia 41494) V"T" [Nazionale BIEM—Beljagor, De Sica, Cicognini] Inviting waltzer • Billy Storm, who caused quite a stir with his “Pve Come Of Age” billed from a flick tabbed “Anna Di outing, could do more of the same with his latest twosome. They’re Brooklin.” BOOTS RANDOLPH two beautiful beat-ballad slices, the fish-beat “I Can’t Stop Crying For You” and the shufflin’ “Emotion”. Superbly assisted by the Glenn (RCA Victor 7611) Osser ork and choral outfit, Billy puts on a fine display of his distinctive vocal stylings. p, “TEMPTATION” (2:20) [Rob- TEDDY VANN D r bins ASCAP—Brown, Freed] The (End 1059) sturdy gets an interestingly deliber- ate beat pose. A sax is effectively upfront, while a steady rock sound “I’D CLIMB THE HIGHEST MOUNTAIN” (2:12) Hj “THERE IS SOMEONE” (2:20) and chorus lend good-sounding sup- Di [Alan K BMI Vann] Vann is [Bourne ASCAP—Brown, Clare] — port. Should get hefty spins. expressive on the worthy teen roman- “DON’T LET THE STARS GET IN YOUR EYES” (2:00) tic. Good sound from the rock-a-string [Four Star BMI—Willet] ork-chorus setting. With exposure, “SWEET TALK” (1:59) [Alan side could move. B Edwards & Magnus BMI—Rey- KEELY SMITH (Dot 15989) nolds, Fiocca] A blues-base on this lighter jumper. Femme offers com- Initial solo stint (without hubby Louis Prima) thrush “SWEETHEART” (2:05) [Alan for the on Dot ments at one point. Side also due for is an excellent soft-rock come-back for pretty B K. BMI—McCrea] Similar results the standard, “I’d Climb station turntable action. The Highest Mountain.” Side is certain to get a great deejay push. from the work here. Inviting teen “Don’t Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes”—the one-time Como click attraction. is brightly displayed. Might move, too. DIXIE GUITARS

MEMOS (Shelley 1004) , “I’LL WALK THE LINE” (2:20) [Hi Lo BMI—Cash] (Memo 34891 “CATWAf K” “DIXIELAND GUITARS” (2:07) (1:59) [United Artists ASCAP—Costa] B [Gamut ASCAP—Levitan] Boys “MY TYPE OF GIRL” (2:13) j I p, add a big beat to their lively Dixie- i DON ORCH. & CHORUS (United Artists 190) DHr [Mo BMI — Rhodes] A whacky- looking dame is described by the song- land-ish work here. It’s enjoyable 9 The Johnny Cash stej)jdng stone to pop-country stardom, “I’ll listening and teeners ought to under- Walk sters with a Coasters-like di’ive. Good j The Line,” is ir. for another chart go-round. This time it’s worked beat backs the team. Will enteitain stand the sound. over in exciting -nsirumental fashion by the Don Costa ork. The chorus the youngsters. ! fi hums along with the m>;!ody and at mid-point they all take a rousing, fi “RIVEREDGE BLUES” (2:17) handclapping Duane Eddy-like stand. Fetching, straight-instrumental , jj I “THE biddy LEG” (2:15) [Mo Vt" [Gamut ASCAP—Levitan] Easy Costa-cleffed rocker completes the pairing, || j; i B BMI — Rhodes] A bright stand “up-a-lazy-river” meandering on this

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. . . have the answer again! “FIRST LOVE” and (AH CHE -WAY] WITH Joe Reisman ’s Orch & Chorus

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TONY J. STEVENS GEORGE SNOWHILL BAND Gash (Ron Box Todd 104) The (American 778)

‘tn the shadow of the “TOUCH DOWN (The N.Y. Foot- B HIGH SIERRA” (2:33) [Moon- B ball Giants Fight Song)” (2:30) tunes ASCAP — Moon, Puhlman] [Charles O’Flynn ASCAP — Rote, “THE HUNCH” (2:40) “THE HUNCH” (2:20) Stevens has an individual sound on Gillis, Steiner] Lively 4/4 with cheer- [Caldwell BMI—Pyatt, Kerrin] [Caldwell BMI—Pyatt, Kerrin] the pretty Spanish-type romantic-in- leader and crowd sounds included. “LOVE YOU PRETTY BABY” “HOT CROSS BUNS” spirational. Combo is tender on the Theme was co-cleffed by New York backdrop. (2:46) [Ro-Gor BMI— Exposure could do things Football Giants’ captain, Kyle Rote. [Caldwell BMI—Thomas, Kerrin] Gayten, Cooper, Davis] here. Should get those pre-game spins. BOBBY PETERSON QUINTET PAUL GAYTEN “WHAT A LONELY fs “THE AMERICAN (V-Tone 205) (Anna 1106) |«, ONE AM , BEAUTY I” (2:18) [Moontunes ASCAP— U+ MARCH” (1:40) [Charles O’- • “The Hunch” is an instrumental rocker in the vein of the current Moon] A middle-beat rhythmic should Flynn ASCAP — O’Flynn] Another smash, “Teen Beat” and both V-Tone and Anna versions here can go get the OK from the kids. outing in tune with the color of a out on their own to a chart standing. Peterson’s coupler on V-Tone football game. is a pounding R&B affair (songster included); Gayten’s flip on Anna is good-sounding novelty with vocal comments. “The Hunch” is the big factor for the two labels. Swan distributes V-Tone and Chess handles WALLY LEWIS Anna. (Liberty 996) TONI ARDEN (Decca 30986) m “MY BABY WALKS ALL OVER , 0+ME” (2:25) [Lu-Tal BMI—Mize] “ANNA (El Negro Zumbon)” “THE WAY YOU LOOK TONIGHT” (2:40) Fine country-styled rhythmic gets a B [Hollis BMI — Vatro, Giox-dano] [T. B. Harms ASCAP—Kern, Fields] Johnny Cash-like reading from Lewis. Thrush and small combo backing sup- Backdrop is infectious. Waxing is a ply a good rhythmic touch to the “WHY DON’T THEY LET FORGET HER” (2:20) ME Liberty master-purchase from the Sylvano Mangano success of a few [Eddie Shaw ASCAP Priolo] — Tally label. years ago. Jocks will like. HILLARD STREET (Dot 15990) # “The Way You Look Tonight,” one of Jerome Kern’s loveliest melo- “LOVER BOY” (2:20) [Owen “BESAME MUCHO” (2:20) dies, can have a chart revival via talented songster Hillai’d Stx’eet’s B BMI — Lewis] Good-sounding B [Southern ASCAP—Velazque] A understanding rendition, backed by a sentimental beat from the ork- guitars are Lewis’ setting on the wild production treatment of the chorus. Very attractive side. Tender Street appearance on the coupler. rock-a-billy item. Latin favorite. Exciting track. Both dates were culled from Miss Arden’s new “Besame!” LP. JENNIE SMITH “A LOVER’S PLEA” (2:27) [RealGone BMI—Vickery] (Columbia 41495) “MEANT TO BE” (2:00) [RealGone BMI—Vickery] KEN McDonald (ABC-Paramount 10049) MACK VICKERY (Gone 5075) » . “IT’S A CRYIN’ SHAME” (2:25) 0‘t' [Dominion BMI—Harvey, Selig- Here’s a newcomer (who pens ’em and sings ’em), who can gi-ab the • son] Good-sounding take on the coun- “REMINDERS OF YOU” (2:20) national spotlight in the near future. His name’s Mack Vickery and try-flavored romantic. The thrush’s B [Moonmist BMI—Brown, Donor- on the lead-off portion, Lover’s Plea”, he makes a fine plaintive “A reading is backed by effective sway- frio] Artist states the effective ballad stand on a misty-eyed romancer. The picture brightens up as Vickery ing of strings. Could move. with authority, receiving a solid beat and the combo-chorus make merry on the cheeiful rocker, “Meant To backdrop from the Billy Mure combo- Be”. Potent coupler tho it’s the top half for the big initial reaction. “G0 slow little HEART” choi’us. Good “after summer” entry. B (2:40) [Korwin ASCAP— Still- man, Ellis] more intimate rock-a- A “TEENAGE TEARS” ( 1 :58) ballad approach by the performer B [Saxon BMI — Mure, Wolf] A “NATURE BOY” (2:31) [Crestview ASCAP—Ahbez] here. rock-a-cha beat supports the wistful “A LITTLE LOVE” (2:31) [Pompadour BMI—Karen] McDonald statement. Side has good ballad things to say to the teeen set. KEN KAREN (Strand 25008) DINO • “Nature Boy” should win a new teen audience via the x’hythmic por- (Glover 200) trayal here. Karen delivers the item with an upbeat touch somewhat GAYS resembling Paul Anka, while the ork-chorus backdrop offers a fine (Decca 30988) sound, particularly in the punctuated comments by the chorus. It’s a “RUN HOME LITTLE GIRL” , I strong deck. Coupler is a warm ballad take. BT (2:05) [Jon Ware BMI—Bernard] Fine skip sound on a very catchy B, “ALONE AT THE HARBOR” romancer. Dino’s reading is a first- 0T(1;55) [Cajun BMI—Horton] An

[ rate account of the ditty. Here’s a infectious country-styled romancer is r~-" possible big one. delightfully handled by the songsters, “LIL’ GIRL” (2:05) [Trinda-Granadeane ASCAP—Granahan, Deane] “TOGETHER, AND ME” male in lead, femmes in support. De- i LOVE” (2:14) B YOU lectable beat setting. Should be eyed. “YOUR ONLY Ir ! [Trinda-Granadeane ASCAP Granahan, Deane] (2:00) [Glover BMI — Zipfelj — Songster can sing with ballad depth, FRANK GARI (Ribbon 6903) as he convincingly shows on the feel- fi, “COMMAND MY HEART” ingful opus. b+(l:52) [Oleta BMI—Gay] Blend • Contagious beat merry-making by songster Gari and the combo-

is sentimental here. Polished beat- i chorus on “LiP Girl” holds promise of a chart run. It’s a session the ballad entry. kids will be quick to react to, so those concerned should get with it in short ordei-. “Your Only Love” starts out with a narrative and goes COACHMEN on to a fervent declaration of love. (HiFi 561) COZY COLE (King B, “DON’T YOU LIE, DADDY-0” 5254) »+(2:16) [Cherry Lane ASCAP— “BORN TO LOVE” (2:11) [Rojo BMI—Krygier] 1 Oakland, Corman] Contagious folk “S0FT” (2:32) [Jay & Cee BMI “OO-LA-LA” (2:15) [Rojo BMI—Krygier] opus is brightly rendered by the B —Bradshaw] Soft is not the word 1 songsters with banjo support. Kind of for the former Tiny Bradshaw r&b SKIP g. THE ECHOTONES (DR 1001) 1 folk sound the kids can take to (as hit as the combo drives hard, sax out $ “Born To Love” could get the new DR label off and winging first well as adults). Group had some ac- front. Exciting rock fare, though 1 g time out. It’s a haunting, quick moving romancer that displays the tivity with “Soldier’s Joy.” Cole gets no solo spot ala “Topsy.” I ultra-commercial vocal stylings of new group of artists. Skip & the Echotones. Watch it! xt has that big hit look. Ci*ew invitingly knocks “MARRY IN THE FALL” (1:45) “MELODY OF A DREAMER” out a subdued-rock love-weeper, “Oo-La-La”, on the under-take. Also 1 B [Bryden BMI — Brown, Tanner, B (2:50) [Kip BMI—Redd, Kelly] a session to eye. Deck is distributed by Record Assoc, of Westport, Conn, 1 Koss] Easy version of the pretty folk Boys show-up “soft” here as they ft ballad. ease through the moody opus. ^^Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX’* P The Cash Box^ Music Page 13 October 17, 1959

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LARRY TAPIA SAM TAYLOR Bok (Talent 101) (MGM 12831) “HEY pretty BABY” (2:12) “POP-POP-DE-POPPA” (2:38) B [Bilya-Bah BMI — Tania, Weis- B [Haworth ASCAP — Hyman] A man] Deck has lots of rock vitality, happy rock-swinger headed by the from both songster Tapia and the saxist. Gaiety is helped along nicely HARPTONES RALPH DE MARCO combo support. Though not too origi- by a sans-lyric chorus. Smart effort nal, side swings. for the hops. (Warwick 512) (Guaranteed 202) SHEP” (2:55) [M. M. n “HEP TEENAGER” (2:30) , “OLD , p |i, JD+ [Selma BMI—Cita, Winfield] M+Cole-Sheldon BMI—Foley] An “BABY I WANT YOU” (2:00) “THAT’S HOW I FEEL ABOUT •" Boys & combo do a spirited job unusual item that can be a “left- V [Bilya-Bah BMI — Tapia, Weis- B YOU” (2:25) [Charles N. Dan- man] is taken on the up- iels DeMetruis] lazy go on the blues-jumper. This bright field” chart rider. De Marco touch- Romantic ASCAP— A beat. that sometimes especially display should be eyed for pop- ingly recites—on a tune sounding — when the R&B movement. like “If You Were The Only Girl In chorus repeats the title resembles The World”—how a fella has to “Elmer’s Tune.” Moody flavor. “L0VE me COMPLETELY” shoot a faithful, but dying dog. B (2:15) [E. B. Marks BMI— Backing is effectively in keeping BILLY WATKINS McCoy, Lewis] Lead offers a pro with the tender essay. R&B-styled essay of the senti- (Challenge 59056) ANNISTEIN ALLEN mental, while remaining songsters “M0RE than RICHES” [David Jones BMI^ “YOU’RE UNFORGETTABLE (Wig 104) make soft comments. B (2:04) p, is on DT (After You’ve Been Kissed)” Paramounts] This rhythmic “DON’T BUG ME BEATRICE” more familiar rock ground and (2:10) [Jat BMI—Wright, Hilder] B »+(2:13) [E. Pintoff ASCAP— comes-off as a good-sounding take. The warbler gives the inviting ballad RAY ETHIER a good Brook Benton-ish reading. Set- Vance, Pockriss] A good-sounding R&B-styled belter from the song- (Mercury 71518) BUTTONS ting is a worthwhile rock-a-string affair. stress. Plot’s a tale of a hen-pecked O, “PRESIDENT’S WALK” (Dot 15988) husband, who manages to say “Don’t D+(2:00) [Actual BMI—Ethier] Bug Me Beatrice” (a meek-sounding p.“JUST WE TWO” (2:03) A strong Mercury bow for the “RENDEZVOUS” [Hilder voice does this). Fine II+[LaBelle ASCAP — Kulaga, (2:20) pounding from guitarist. Instrumental beat is B Hafner] A combo replaces the the combo. Can move. Catalano] Plenty of teen sound — potent. Can turn-out a smash ork on this easy Watkins essay. ' blend entry. value in this rock-a-cha by the twosome and combo on the “SWEET WILLIAM” (1:35) first-rate teen ballad. The kind of B [Van-Lee ASCAP Vance, Pock- n, “SLAVE GIRL” (2:00) [Ac- — B+tual BMI—Ethier] Again art- goods that can come through. BUNNY PAUL riss] Side presents a solid drive pic- show they’re ture of the stylist. Two good rock ist and companions “CALENDAR OF L 0 V E” made of pro rock stuff. Sizzling novelty portions. B (2:12) [Marble Swarthmore (Roulette 4186) portion. ASCAP—Arlotta, Catalano, May] ,“A MILLION MILES FROM Boys pour out rhythmically here. p D+NOWHERE” (2:40) [Raleigh Teeners are lucky again. JANICE HARPER BMI—Petty] A strong ballad account. TOM THUMB/HUGH ASHLEY Upbeat plaintive is striking. Miss (Copitol 4290) SMART SET (Decco 30982) Paul’s reading excellent and full ork- “I AM FORGETTING YOU” (Warner Bros. 51 10) chorus rock-a-cha setting attractive. p , “RACK-A-FRACK” (2:01) [Earl D+(2:42) [Zodiac BMI — Strick- p,“LIKE YOUNG (Toute Can show-up. B Barton BMI—Ashley] Cute rock beautiful job land] Thrush does a D'TJeune)” (1:59) [Robbins AS- novelty take about the title phrase, lovely plaintive. program- on the A CAP — Webster, Previn] A fine- which the lyrics say is a harmless “SUCH A NIGHT” (2:24) [Ra- ming side that can benefit greatly sounding French reading of the p , way of showing displeasure. Vocal D • leigh BMI—Chase] This end the from such exposure. Keep up with recent Andre Previn-David Rose gimmicks are good and combo beat lark brightly revives her hit vehicle it. hit. It’s a new look at the item is in the teen groove. Could make of some seasons back. Sunny date can that’s going to interest many jocks. noise. (2:18) [Fairfield be in for solid coin. “MY BOY” Watch it. B BMI — Coleman, Singleton] This track has a hard blues-styled “SWEETHEART OF SIGMA #•, “HARMONY” (2:22) [Earl Bar- P, V"'" beat. Has grow-on-you power. D+CHI” (2:16) [Melrose ASCAP ton BMI—Ashley] A honky-tonk —Stokes, Vernor] The campus TONI FISHER arrangement backs Ashley as he sings sentimental goes modern and re- of the longing for “good, old-fash- ioned harmony.” RUSTY ISABELL sult is exciting and sure to please (Signet 275) the platter spinners too. (Brent 7006) p . “THE BIG HURT” (2:09) [Music [Brent DiProductions ASCAP — Shanklin] B , “I GIVE UP” (1:45) DYNATONES Latin-styled ballad per- D"PBMI — Isabel!] A driving A strong TOALSON SISTERS (Bomarc 305) combo sound that can count with formance by the stylist, who has a voice of individual note. Some un- (S.I.N.A. 709) the kids. Guitars and sax lead the p, “HAWAIIAN WAR CHANT” the lush ork- exciting date. Keep a close eye on D+(2:19) [Miller ASCAP—Noble, usual sounds come from chorus backdrop. Figure solid jock “READY TO GO STEADY” this issue. Isabell had some action Leleiohaku] Fine driving teen B [Abel Spencer] ’ (1:59) BMI — sound from the crew, which scored attention; things could happen from on “Tidewater.” Cute light beat take by the larks. awhile back with “Steel Guitars.” there. Male voice makes comments that gals [Brent Plenty of instrumental punch here “MANHUNT” (1:59) aren’t ready to go steady. Label’s ini- B BMI Isabell] True to its title, for a chart try. — “MEMPHIS BELLE” (2:30) [Mu- tials stand for Society For Indecency the session has a “stalking” sound B sic Productions ASCAP—Shank- To Naked Animals. and effect can carry sales weight. p . “MOON SHOT” (2:22) [Missle Dt"BMI— iSipio, Alesi, Arnotte] lin, Sherman] A contagious, razz-a- ma-taz sound here. Miss Fisher has Another torrid performance on the “MAU mau MAMBO” (2:14) timely titled number. make talent. WAILERS Could B [Spencer ASCAP— Spencer] The it, too. femmes (they just chant here) are (Golden Crest 532) surrounded by a colorful mambo beat. FOUR ACES “SHANGHIED” (1:56) [C.F.G. Good sound. p , EXPLORERS O »BMI—Dangle, Greek] Combo, (Decca 30989) has shown its which instrumental p, “WALTZING MATILDA” (Coral 62147) mettle with such noise-makers as BT(2:48) [Carl Fisher ASCAP— TERRY JOY “Tall Cool One” and “Mau Mau,” Peterson, Cowan] Rousing marcher p “VISION OF LOVE” (2:23) can click big with this driving- D+[Stow BMI — Lowell, Morrow] on the folk favorite, which is a (Circle Of Stars 12) statement. Stuff teen successes major theme of the forthcoming Strong R&B-flavored ballad standard, are made of. flick, “On The Beach.” Can catch- with the lead coming-up with an effec- “PARAKEET” (2:01) [Circle of on. tive falsetto gimmick. Can make its C Stars BMI—Hunt] Novelty about p ‘‘WAILIN’” (1:44) [C.F.G. way up both the pop & R&B charts. a gal who receives a parakeet (Jody flS+BMI — Dangle, Greek] Here, “THE wonder of it ALL” The Parakeet is the billing for the too, there are sounds of big beat B (2:45) [E. B. Marks BMI— bird sounds here) has a jazz feel. note. Feature of the drive is a Wolf, Raleigh] Typical ballad “0N a clear NIGHT” (2:40) good “click” sound behind the siz- bursts by the boys on the inviting B [Merrimac ASCAP — Lowell, [Circle zling guitars. Voices shout. Two romancer. It will get good jock Morrow] A tender essay here; lead “I’M A WITCH” (2:05) strong works. spins. leaves falsetto bits home. Good teen C of Stars BMI — Hunt] A brisk appeal. swinger, also jazz-inclined.

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lllllllllillllilllll BOB DUFFEE JOHN COLTRANE- SONNY CLARK (Jazz) The Cash Box (Variety 1016) (Blue Note 1719) “DO YOU WANT IT THIS WAY” C (2:08) [Chicago BMI—Ferris] “SPEAK LOW” [ASCAP—Weill, Some old fashioned plaintive crooning B Nash] Bright sextet essay on the here. standard. In addition to tenor man THREE GRACES FIVE TROJANS Coltrane and pianist Clark, the other II “DARLING, SINCE I MET YOU” notables here include Donald Byrd (Golden Crest 534) (Edison International 412) ^ (2:25) [Chicago BMI — Meyers, (trumpet); Paul Chambers (bass); n “MISSED” (2:24) [Gamut n, “LITTLE DOLL” (1:55) [Hil- Erschen] An Oriental setting for this Curtis Fuller (trombone); Art Taylor , romantic. (drums). D+ASCAP — Levitan] Ballad ® ' ton-Gregg BMI—Flamer, Dun- and gals give theme is intriguing son] Contagious R&B-styled rhyth- it a fine light upbeat touch. The “SOFTLY AS IN A MORNING femmes showed-up with “Billy mic of the type hitting nowadays. B SUNRISE” [ASCAP—Romberg, Boy’s Funeral March”; looks like Lead is excellent. Keep close tabs Hammerstein] Clark gets the spot- AL & MARGIE light and they’ve got something here, too. on this session. is easy, inventive on the (NRC 038) oldie. “7 L” (2:07) [Gamut ASCAP “LOLA LEE” (2:30) [Hilton- Quick-trigger rock “YOU ARE LIFE” (2:12) B —Levitan] Gregg BMI—Flamer, Dunson] n MY stand by the team. Title refers to ® [Wonder BMI—Singleton, Hart, (“you Softly plied stint here. a gal’s gmy being a square Baxley] Affectionate blend by the ANNISTEEN & MELVIN draw a seven in the air/you add twosome on pretty true-love item. an “L”; what’ve you got? You Got the (Todd 1037) a square”). She digs the chap, TERRY PHILLIPS Soft, but effective beat setting. Can anyway. happen with good exposure. p,“TROUBLE IN MIND” (2:24) (Jaro 77008) [Leeds ASCAP—Jones] Song duo DUBS olfers an effective rock picture of the “HOT ROD JALOPY” (2:21) “HISTORY OF LOVE” (1:47) n p, standard blueser. Fine teen awareness (ABC-Paramount 10056) ^ [Wonder BMI Baxley] A spiri- ®'^[Oak ASCAP — Weiss] Song- — in Lucky Millander ork-chorus sup- tual-like brightness on the philoso- n, “NO ONE” (2:09) [Sophisti- ster knows the tricks of the rock port. Can make it. Dt" Johnson] cate BMI—Blandon, game and does a solid belt job on phical ditty. Appealing warm-beat survey by “LET it ROLL” (2:38) [Advance the handclapper. Lively cut that the R&B-styled group, who have B ASCAP — Millander] Here’s big some action on the Gone label with displays a new talent with a blues-rock drive that the kids will “Chapel Of Dreams.” Strong song- beat future. also appreciate. Dynamic track. Dot ster does the lead work. Watch for VELINE HACKERT is distributor. pop-R&B showing. “DON’T LEAVE MY ARMS” (Brunswick 55151) B (1:59) [Oak ASCAP— Phillips] “EARLY IN THE EVENING” An Afro-Cuban influence backs the “SHOW ME HOW” (2:12) B (2:17) [Sophisticate BMI-— p ® [Timpkin BMI— Hill, Josie] Con- Grate, Johnson] Good life to this performer’s colorful ballad delivery. EDDIE “LOCKJAW” DAVIS & rhythmic try. tagious shuffle-beat outing, with SHIRLEY SCOTT (Jazz) Hackert displaying a flne rock-a-billy (Prestige 148) FRANKIE & JOHNNY CHARLIE & BILLY talent and the combo giving him a “T A N G E R I N E” (Lido 604) first-rate sound on support. Can be [ASCAP— (Dwain 806) B Schertzinger, Mercer] Saxist “BIG CLEM” (2:10) [Flame active. Davis and organist Scott team swing , “HAWAIIAN HONEYMOON” B"tBMI — Sardo, DeAngelis] In- «, delectably on the mainstay. Even pop ®*^(2:12) [Saxon-Macey] Smooth- “BILLY BOY (Where Have You fectious rock affair set-up some- p jocks will want to spin this session. what like a Kingston Trio session, talking guitars are effective on the ® Been)” (1:56) [Bolens BMI—Hill, the emphasis here is on the “I’LL though H a w a i i a n-flavored sentimental. Josie] Familiar “Billy Boy” tune never BE THE SAME” big beat. Story is about the “guard- B [Malnick, Signarelli] The fine Good bits in the Billy Mure ar- takes on a rock-a-billy point of view. ian angel” of the “mountain men.” oldie provides the two with vehicle Infectious Could be smash for Frankie & rangement include protracted notes side. for a warm display, and they beauti- Johnny (Sardo). from the guitars. Could make fully react to the occasion. Both tracks come from “TOGETHER TONIGHT” noise. the “Jaws” LP. B (2:10) [Flame BMI — Sardo, “STEEL GUITAR POLKA” DeAngelis] Teeners will be treated IVORY JOE HUNTER B (1:46) [Saxon-Macey] Guitar to a catchy sound on this rhythmic (Dot 15986) gimmicks sound good this polka romancer. Deck is distributed by on JIMMIE MADDIN United Telefilm Records. step. p,“DID YOU MEAN IT” (1:57) (American-International 525) ® [Milhaven BMI — Hunter] The vet songster is in delightful form on “WE love THE DODGERS” B (2:30) [Dijon Maddin, Van- this rhythmic joy. Both the chorus BMI— JOE & EDDIE SCOTT STEVENS dervoort, Gordon] A lively salute to and lend (Capitol 4288) (ABC-Paramount 10054) combo a merry hand. Can the Los Angeles Dodgers which should be a strong pop-R&B success. have a good sales run in the L.A. ME” (1:52) “I FOUND A GIRL” (2:04) [Oak “REMEMBER H , areas and with Dodger fans in gen- Stevens, Tobias, Weiss] B [Beechwood BMI — Gilbert, ASCAP— “MY search is ENDED” eral. Brown] Side moves fast, with the Fine color here as songster knocks out B (2:05) [Milhaven BMI Hunter] folk-based. Good the love-found ditty and the Sherm — theme seemingly #• “BIRD DOG” (1:50) [Dijon BMI Performer settles warmly on the , showing by both the vocal twosome Feller ork-chorus backs with rhythmic —Maddin, Vandervoort, Gordon] excitement. move. pretty sentimental. and combo. Can A rocker on a theme not to be con- fused with the recent Everly Bros, “TAKE my HAND” (2:11) “I LIKE GIRLS AND GIRLS smash. B [Leeds ASCAP—Warren, Moon] B LIKE ME” (2:20) [Oak ASCAP Inviting teen-ballad occasions a sin- —Stevens, Marcus, Tobias, Weiss] cere warm turn by the boys. Familiar tune is the source of this ARTIE BARSAMIAN happy-go-lucky session. Kids’ll dig the (Kapp 303) vitality here. L. C. COOKE “MISIRLOU” [Colonial STEWART SISTERS p (3:30) (Checker 935) (Specialty 679) JOE STAMPLEY BMI — Roubanis] A commercial, (Imperial 5617) Middle-East-flavored version of the B “IF I COULD ONLY HEAR” “SOUND OF LOVE” (2:08) familiar opus. A soprano sax is fea- ® (2:23) [Arc BMI—Cooke] Light B [Venice BMI — Nitzsche] Gals ‘GLENDA” (2:27) [Travis BMI infectious beat to this entry by Cooke, nicely describe the sensation of love, —Stampley, Campbell] Average tured, while setting maintains an with a rock-a-string set-up support- name-song is pleasantly sold by the effectively steady beat. Might happen. brother of Sam. Date is effectively a ing smoothly. It’s an inviting side and throaty-voiced songster. OK teen sen- part of the current R&B-flavored worth teen turn-table time. timental. “SHADOWS IN THE CASBAH” rhythm fad. B (2:20) [Garland ASCAP—Arr. by “LOVE WAS BORN” (2:00) “WE’RE THROUGH” (2:05) , Artie Barsamian] An outing more B “NO! I’LL NEVER” (2:19) [Arc E “ [Greenwich ASCAP — Doran, [Travis BMI—Stampley, Camp- Lake] An exotic-sounding ballad re- bell] The wistful gives Stampley a typical of Middle-Eastern music. ® BMI—Cooke] Same kind of joy ceives a colorful treatment. similar stand. Colorful side. on this end. ^*Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” The Cash Box, Music Page 17 October 17, 1959t[ WHITEH/U.L ALBUMS MEHING DEALER NEED AS LOW PRICE MARKET EXPANDS

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VOL. NO. 1 Published 1, by Whitehall Records in the interests of America’s Record Dealers OCTOBER 12, 1959

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'The Cash Box, Music Page 18 October 17, 1959 The Records Disk Jockeys Played Most

A SUMMARY OF REPORTS RECEIVED FROM NATION’S DISK JOCKEYS

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MACK THE KNIFE ( 1 ) WORRIED MAN (29) Bobby Darin (Atco) 21 Kingston Trio (Capitol)

PUT YOUR HEAD BATTLE OF 2 ON MY SHOULDER (2) 22 KOOKAMONGA (18) Paul Anka (ABC-Paramount) Homer & Jethro (RCA Victor)

MR. BLUE (7) HEY LITTLE GIRL (20) 3 Fleetwoods (Dolton) 23 Dee Clark (Abner)

(TIL) 1 KISSED YOU (3) FOOL'S HALL OF FAME (25) 4 Everly Brothers (Cadence) 24 Pat Boone (Dot)

TEEN BEAT (8) SEA OF LOVE (17) 5 Sandy Nelson (Original) 25 Phil Phillips (Mercury)

SLEEPWALK (4) SAY MAN (33) 6 Santo & Johnny (Canadian American) 26 Bo Diddley (Checker)

DON'T YOU KNOW (22) DANNY BOY (30) 7 Della Reese (RCA Victor) 27 Conway Twitty (MGM)

JUST ASK YOUR HEART (9) SEVEN LITTLE GIRLS (SIT- 8 Frankie Avalon (Chancellor) 28 TING IN THE BACK SEAT) (37) Paul Evans & Curls (Guaranteed) LONELY STREET (15) 9 Andy Williams (Cadence) LOVE POTION # 9 (34) 29 Clovers (United Artists) POISON IVY (10) 10 Coasters (Atco) MISTY (39) 30 Johnny Mathis (Columbia) RED RIVER ROCK (11) 11 Johnny & Hurricanes (Warwick) YOU'RE GONNA MISS ME (35) 31 Connie Francis (MGM) PRIMROSE LANE (13) 12 Jerry Wallace (Challenge) UNFORGETTABLE (42) Just Released A Hit In 32 Dinah Washington (Mercury)

THREE BELLS (5) 13 The Browns (RCA Victor) Reaction 1 LOVES YOU PORGY (26) Great Detroit,- Help? 33 Nina Simone (Bethlehem) I'M GONNA GET MARRIED (6) 14 COME ON AND GET ME (38) Lloyd Price (ABC-Paramount) 34 Fabian (Chancellor)

“OVER BROKEN HEARTED DARLING, 1 LOVE YOU (36) “SlICED MELODY (12) 15 35 Al Martino (20th Fox) Sarah Vaughan (Mercury)

1 TO THE BATTLE HYMN WANT WALK YOU HOME (19) PINEAPPLE” OF THE REPUBLIC (16) 36 16 Fats Domino (Imperial) RAINBOW” Mormon Tabernacle Choir (Columbia) SHOUT (40) MORGEN (14) 37 Isley Brothers (RCA Victor) 17 ho Robic (Laurie)

MARY LOU (24) DECK OF CARDS (28) 18 38 Ronnie Hawkins (Roulette) The Night Owls Wink Martindale (Dot) The Emjays YOU WERE MINE (23) MAKIN' LOVE (27) 19 Fireflies (Ribbon) 39 Floyd Robinson (RCA Victor)

Climax 103 Oft THE ANGELS LISTENED IN (21) Crests (Coed)

41. You Better Know It. 55. Boo Boo Stick Beat. 69. Love Walked In. 42. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do. 56. Joey's Song. 70. Just To Be With You.

43. In The Mood. 57. Every Little Thing I Do. 71. Boogie Bear. 44. Where. 58. Caribbean. 72. Dance With Me. 45. Ski King. 59. Talk To Me. 73. Believe Me. ^ 46. So Many Ways. 60. I'll Be Seeing You. I . RECORDS 74. Don't Know. ^ 47. Enchanted Sea. 61 . Living Doll. Plenty 48. Woo Hoo. 62. Somethin' Else. 75. Good Lovin'. 49. Oh Carol. 63. Baby Talk, 76. Crying In The Chapel.

50. It I Give My Heart To You. 64. Got The Feeling. 77. Bad Girl. 1650 Broadway New York, New York 51. Some Kind-A Earthquake. 65. Just As Much As Ever. 78. Don't Destroy Me. 52. I Ain't Never. 66. Heortaches By The Number. Jack Gold, Pres. Bill Darnel, National Sales Mgr. 53. Torquay. 67. There Comes A Time. 79. We Got Love. 54. I've Been There. 68. Okeefenokee. 80. Running Bear. “Only those records best suited for cominercml use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX’ HER HRST HOT SINGLE!

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THIEM^S RECORD SHOP ROYLES TV KINGS HIGHWAY RECORD Raleigh, N. C. Salt Lake City, Utah SHOP Brooklyn, N. Y. 1. Put Your Head On My 1. Three Bells (Browns) Shoulder (P. Anka) 2. 'Til I Kissed You 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) (Everly Bros.) 2. Put Your Head On My 3. First Love, First Tears 3. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) Shoulder (P. Anka) (Fabian) 4. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 3. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 4. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 5. Battle Hymn Of The Republic 4. Deck Of Cards (Martindale) Retail 5 . Red River Rock (Mormon Choir) 5. Shout (Isley Bros.) (Johnny & Hurricanes) 6. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 10. 6. I'm Gonna Get Married 6. 10. 7. Red River Rock 10. Don't You Know (D. Reese) (L. Price) (Johnny & Hurricanes) 7. I Loves You Porgy (Simone) 7. Three Bells (Browns) 8. I'm Gonna Get Married 8. Broken Hearted 8. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) Melody (L. Price) (S. Vaughan) 9. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 9. You're Gonna Miss Me From Coast to Coast 9. Lonely Street (A. Williams) Put Your Head On My (C. Francis) liiHiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiii lillllllllill I Loves You Porgy (Simone) Shoulder (P. Anka) Teen Beat (S. Nelson) BERGENFIELD MUSIC INC. CRITTENTON'S MUSIC BOX Bergenfield, N. J. Chicago, III. Cleveland, Ohio JOHN DIXON RADIO & TV NORTH MAIN REC. SHOP SQUARE RECORD SHOP 1. Believe In Me (Royal Teens) 1. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 1. Deck Of Cards (Martindale) Macon, Ga. Houston, Tex. 2. AAack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) Wilkes-Barre, Pa. 3. I'm Gonna Get Married 3. Put Your Head On My 3. Put Your Head Or My 1. Till I Kissed (L Price) Shoulder (P. Anka) Shoulder (P. Anka/ You 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 1. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 10. 10. 10. 4. Battle Hymn Of The Republic 4. Mack The Knife vB Darin) (Everly Bros.) 2. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 4. Put Your Head On My 10. 10. 2. Where (Platters) 3. Put Shoulder (P. Anka) (Mormon Choir) 5. Just As Much As Ever Your Head On My 3. Put Your Head On My 3. Put Your Head On My Shoulder (P. 5. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 5. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) (B. Beckham) Anka) Shoulder (P. Anka) Shoulder (P. Anka) 4. Sleepwalk (Santo 6. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 6. Battle Of Kookamonga 6. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) & Johnny) 4. Three Bells (The Browns) 7. 4. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 5. I'm For (Coasters) 7. Misty (J. Mathis) (Homer & Jethroe) Just Ask Your Heart A Hog You 5. Red River Rock 5. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 6. 8. Seven Little Girls Sittin' In 7. Mary Lou (R. Hawkins) (F. Avalon) You Better Know It (Wilson) (Johnny & Hurricanes) 6. Baby Talk (Jan & Dean) 7. 'Til I Kissed You 6. 'Til I The Back Seat 8. Because Of You (7. Smith) 8. Some Kinda Earthquake Kissed You 7. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) (Everly Bros.) (Paul Evans & Curls) (D. (Everly Bros.) 9. Rockin' Lady From New Eddy) 8. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 9. Crying In The Chapel 8. Running Bear (J. Preston) 7. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) Orleans (P. Candy) 9 Red River Rock 9. Just Ask Your Heart Till & Orioles) 9. I Was A Fool (J. Fairchild) 8. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) (S. (Johnny & Hurricanes) Crying In The Chapel (F. Avalon) Red River Rock 9. Danny (C. Twitty) Till I Kissed You Boy Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) (Everly Bros.) (Sonny Till & Orioles) 10. Don't You Know (D. Reese) (Johnny & Hurricanes) Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny)

10. AL'S RECORD MART GREENLINE RECORD 10. 10. 10. CALIFORNIA MUSIC 10. 10. YEAGER'S MUSIC SHOP KATZ DRUG COMPANY MELODY MART Wyandotte, Mich. CENTER CORP. California Baltimore 24, Md. Kansas City, Mo. Paducah, Ky. 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. 1. Put Your Head On My Put 1. Shoulder (P. Anka) 2. Your Head On My Don't You Know (D. Reese) 1. Joey's Song (B. Haley) 1. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) 1. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) Shoulder (P. Anka) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Three Bells (Browns) 3. Just Ask Your Heart 3. Red River Rock 3. Red River Rock 3. Deck Of Cards (Martindale) 3. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 3. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) (F Avalon) (Johnny & Hurricanes) (Johnny & Hurricanes) 4. Til I Kissed you (Everly Bros.) 4. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 4. Morgen (I. Robic) 4. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 4. Don't You Know (D. Reese) 4. Put Your Head On My 5. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 5. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 5. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 5. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 5. I'm Gonna Get Married Shoulder (P. Anka) 6. Put Your Head On My 6. Til I Kissed You (Everly Bros.) 6. You're Gonna Miss Me (Til) 1 Kissed (L. Price) 6. You 5. Poison Ivy (Coasters) Shoulder (P. Anka) 7. Put Your Head On My (C. Francis) (Everly Bros.) 6. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 6. Deck Of Cards (Martindale) 7. Don't You Know (D. Reese) Shoulder (P. Anka) 7. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 7. Wish It Were Me (Platters) 7. Lavender Blue (S. Turner) 7. Unforgettable (D. Washington) 8. If I Give My Heart To You 8. Living Doll (C. Richard) 8. Fools Hall Of Fame (Boone) 8. Crying In The Chapel 10.8. Broken Hearted Melody 8. Woo Hoo (Rock-A-Teens) (K. Kallen) 9. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 9. Red River Rock 10. (Sonny Till & Orioles) 10. 10. 10. (S. Vaughan) 9. If I Give My Heart To You 9. Three Bells (Browns) 10. Battle Of Kookamonga (Johnny & Hurricanes) 9. Don't You Know (D. Reese) 9. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace; (K. Kallen) Danny Boy (C. Twitty) (Homer & Jethro) Hey Little Girl ^D. Clark) Lonely Street (A. Williams) Marie (Four Tunes) Enchanted Sea (M. Denny)

THE GROOVE REC. SHOP STAMPFLI'S MUSIC ROOM MUSICLAND BEN BROWN MUSIC EL REY MUSIC SHOP ERNSTROM'S Norfolk, St. Paul, Minn. Va. Reno, Nev. Lynn, Mass. San Francisco, Calif. Dallas, Tex. 1. Put Your Head On My 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 1. Deck Of Cards vMartindale)

Shoulder (P. Anka) 2. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 2. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 1. Don't You Know ;D. Reese) 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 1 . Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 3. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 3. Put Your Head On My 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 3. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 4. Three Bells (Browns) Shoulder (P. A..ka) 3. Put Your Head On My 3. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 3. Worried Man (Kingston Trio) 4. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 5. I'm Gonna Get Married 4. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do Shoulder (P. Anka) 4. Enchanted Sea (Islanders) 4. Torquay (Fireballs) 5. Til 1 Kissed You (L. Price) (J. Gene) 4. Battle Of The Republic Hymn 5. Boo Boo Stick Beat (Atkins) 5. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) l^Everly Bros.) 6. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 5. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) (Mormon Tabernacle Choir) 6. I've Been There (T. Edwards) 6. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 6. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) 7. Til I Kissed You 6. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 5. Deck Of Cards (Martindale) 7. Deck Of Cards (Martindale) 7. Where (Platters) (Everly Bros.) 7. Knife (B. Darin) 6. (1. Robic) 7. Just Ask Heart (Avalon) Mack The Morgen 8. Road Hog (J. Zorro) Your 8. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 8. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 8. Hey Little Girl (D. Clark) 7. Woo-Hoo (Rock-A*Teens) 9. Put Your Head On 8. So Many Ways (B. Benton) 9. Oh Carol (N. Sedaka) 9. Put Your Head On My 9. Battle Hymn Of The Republic 8. Where (Platters) My Shoulder (P. Anka) 9. I Loves Porgy (Simone) Broken Hearted Melody Shoulder (P. Anka) (Mormon Choir) 9. Ski King (E. C. Beatty) You

(S. Vaughan) Morgen (I. Robic) I Loves You Porgy (Simone) Lonely Street (A. Williams) Oh Carol (N. Sedaka) Poison Ivy (Coasters)

PALETTE RECORDS = COIOR IN MUSIC

For The Big Money Another Top‘ Instrumental By REG, OWEN

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ALBIMOOR and his Lucky 13 REG :OWEN and his Orchestra

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The Wonderful Russian Love Song

the g reat vocal version by two fantastic instrumental versions by ADAMS SINGERS ROLAND PALETTE and his orchestra The Famous B. : B, C, ' Choir .PZ-5034 . PZ-5035

ANDRE COLBERT 1733 Broadway, New York, N Y and his Orchestra JU 6-3087

^‘Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” TLL BE SEEIMG YOU” niHNY SANDS RECORD NO. 4259

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MR. DEALER: NOW TAKE 5 MONTHS

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(TIL) I KISSED has plans, but COSNAT helps you YOU Everyone today EVERUY BROTHERS 5 where you need help the most your pocketbook ! — CO-1369—Everly Brothers SLEEPWALK SANTO & JOHNNY CV-103—Santo & Johnny CV-106—Betsy Brye

I'M GONNA GET MARRIED COSNAT’S LLOYD PRICE AP-10032—Lloyd Price THREE BELLS THE BROWNS MN-408—Dick Flood VI-7555—The Browns WD-686—J. T. Adams D.S.B.A: TEEN BEAT SANDY PLAN NELSON 10 OS-5—Sandy Nelson WB-5104— Don Ralke

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18) 1 WANT TO 25) DECK OF CARDS. SEAT). COSNAT’S D. S. B. A. PLAN WALK YOU 26) YOU WERE MINE. 35) YOU'RE GONNA HOME. 27) BABY TALK. MISS ME. CALL YOUR LOCAL COSNAT DISTRIBUTOR TODAY! AA—AAMCO CG—Challenge CODE MT—Metro SN—^Spann AC—Atco CH—Chess MX—Mon tel SO—Studio A£ Ace Cl Climax DU—Duke GY—Guyden NA Nasco SP Specialty — — DY — — CLEVELAND— NEWARK— AF—Audio CJ—Coin —Dynasty HA—Hanover NR—NRC SR—Starday EM—Ember HE—Herold Cosnat Dist. Corp. Cosnat Dist. Corp. Fidelity CK—Checker OS—Original ST—Shan-Todd AG—Argo CL—Colonial EN—End HI— Hi Fi OK—Okeh SU—Sun EP— Epic Hollywood 1233 W. 9th St. 41 5 Halsey St. AL—Aladdin CM—Cameo HO— OR—Oriole SW—Swan ER—Era Hunt AN—^Abner CN—Chancellor HU— OT—Old Town SX—Shasta Tower Market East-West HY Hickory AO—Apollo CO—Columbia EW— — PA— Paris SY—Signature 1-6344 3-8752 AP—ABC- CP—Colpix EX—Excello IM—Imperial PE—Peacock SZ—Sphinx FA Fargo JA Jamie Paramount CQ—Crest — — PF—Profile TD—Todd JP Jackpot AQ—Antler CR—Coral FD—Freedom — PH—Sam Phil- TE—^Tender DETROIT— PHILADELPHIA— FE Federal JU Jubilee AR—Arrow CS—^CIass — — lips, Int. Tl—Tico JY—Joy Cosnat Dist. Corp. Dist. AT—Atlantic CT—Coronet FI —Fiesta PL—Pallette TM—^Time Cosnat Corp. JZ Josie AU Audicon CU—Cub FL—Flippin' — PR—Parkway TN—'Teen 3727 — KA—Kapp Woodward Ave. 1343 Cumberland St. Arvee CV—Canadian FM—Fame RA—Raynote TP—TeePee AV— KE—Keen Temple Baldwin AW—Arwin American FO—20th-Fox RB—Ribbon TS—Testa CW Corrollton Kl—King RE Rendezvous TX Tempos 3-4700 AX—Apt — FP—Flip — — 5-7428 CX—Calico LA—Laurie Rl Rip UA United BB FR—Fraternity — — —Back Beat CY Crystalette LI —Liberty RK—Rank Artists — FS—Felsted BG—Bigtop CZ—Clock LK—Lark RO—Roulette UR—Unart FT—First Bl—Big B DA— Dana LN—Lancer RP—RPM VA—Vanguard FU Fury BL— Blaze DD—Dale — LO—London SA—Savoy VE—Verve FW—Fernwood COSNAT DISTRIBUTING CORP BN—Brent DE—Decca LV—Love SB—Sunbeam VI—RCA Victor Fi FX—Fox SC Scepter VJ Joy BO—Bomarc DF—Del LU—Laurel — —Vee DG Dean GA Grand SD Vista BR—Brunswick — — MA—Madison —Sandy VS— 315 West 47th Street BS Butlseye Dl —Disneyland Award SE—Sue WA—Worwick — ME—^Mercury BT Bethlehem DL—DeLuxe GD—Golden SF—Surf WB—Warner — MF Mayflower New York, N. Y. CA—Capitol DM—Demon Crest — SG—Sage Bros. CB—Case DN—Dolton GL—Glory MG—MGM SH—Shad WD—Word MK—Mark Plaza 7-8140 CC—Corlton DO—Dot GN—GNP SJ —Sfrand WO—Wonder CD—Cadence DR—Dore GO—Gone MN—Monument SI —Swingin' WP—World CE—Coed DT—Dooto GU-Guaranteed MO—Modern SL—Splash Pacific

^‘Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” The Cash Box, Music Page 23 October 17, 1959

Have you heard

I’M IN LOVE” the love poem read

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i s Atlantic Launches New Trey Label

NEW YORK — Atlantic Records, The first Trey release will be “Crazy together with Lester Sill and Lee Little Dream” and “Don’t Tell Him Hazlewood, is launching- a new sub- I Want To Know” by Suzy Dickerson. label, sidiary Trey Records. Sill and Atlantic’s sales department is be- Hazlewood will produce records for ing expanded to service the new Trey Trey, working- out of their present operation. Sales manager Bob Korn- offices in Hollywood. heiser will designate a man to assist Atlantic will process and distribute him in the new sales department, Trey records, and will handle national with primary responsibilities in con- publicity and promotion. The Trey nection with Trey records. Sevei-al record distribution set-up will be in- dependent of the present Atlantic and candidates are now under considera- Atco networks. tion.

WSM Mails Invites “Odds Against Tomorrow”

8th Annual Convention Film Track Tops Eight New UA Albums FABULOUSLY FUNNY! NASHVILLE — Ott Devine, pro- gram manager of WSM and the “Grand Ole Opry”, announced last ^ CRAZY ENOUGH TO BURN UP THE CHARTS! week that invitations to WSM’s 8th United Annual National Country Music Disc NEW YORK— Artists Rec- Jockey Festival, to be held November ords is releasing eight albums this « RIGHT IN ORBIT FOR TEEN MARKET! 13 and 14 in Nashville, were mailed month in several musical categories. year’s invitation is out Oct. 5. This The release schedule is topped by the a specially produced 4.5 record featur- sound track album from the film ing T. Tommy Cutrer, Roy Acuff, Billy Grammer, Hawkshaw Hawkins, “Odds Against Tomorrow”. The al- Marty Robbins, Hank Snow, Teddy bum consists of John Lewis’ score for and Doyle Wilburn, and Ott Devine. the film and is performed by a 22 Devine said that indications are piece orchestra and the Modern Jazz that this year’s Festival will be big- YON HUTCH, ger and better than ever with pre- Quartet. registration of DJ’s at an all time The first 2 albums in the new UA high. The biggest country music festival series of recordings made on the in America, the gathering this year famous Wurlitzer Pipe Organ, for- will feature workshops, discussions merly owned by Paramount Pictures, and entertainment for the assembled are on the October list. “A High '"lAD MARTiAN thousands. Virtually all of the top Fidelity (Stereo) Introduction To The talent in the country music field will be on hand. Already scheduled for World Famous Wurlitzer Pipe Organ” Friday, November 13 are such events includes selections played by Dick

. . breakfast. as . Cadence Records Scott, Johnny Seng and Don De Witt. Dot Records Lunchean, RCA Victor’s The second album entitled “Beyond Cocktail Party and for Friday night PiNSTRiPER CMA has finalized plans for an elabo- The Blue Horizon” features Johnny rate dinner. On Saturady, scheduled Seng. b/w THEME FROM VON HUTCH are the BMI breakfast, Columbia’s lunch, WSM’s reception and “D” Rec- Irene Krai is represented on UA ord’s dance. On Sunday Columbia with “Steveireneo,” consisting of her Records will again sponsor their interpretations of twelve Steve Allen “Coffee Clatch.” songs. The invitation to WSM’s 8th An- nual National Country Music DJ Two classical albums are being fea- Festival, which incidently coincides tured by UA this month. Another with the Grand Ole Opry’s 34th birth- collaboration day, will be sent not only to country of Stokowski and the music disk jockeys but to all those Symphony Of The Air offers Res- who have an interest in country pighi’s “Pines Of Rome” and Four music. Baroque Compositions. The second classical package is the World Pre- Crystal Named GPIVI Of miere Recording of Villa-Lobos’ “For- est Of The Amazon” with Soprano Spoone And Cooga Music Bidu Sayao. Villa-Lobos and Bidu Sayao are remembered for their “Bachianas Brasileiras No. 5”. NEW YORK—Danny Crystal has been named professional manager of UA is also releasing an album of the music publishing firms Spoone Flamenco music with singer Curro Music and Cooga Music, subsidiary De Utrera and guitarist Rafael De firms of Cooga Mooga, Inc., it was announced last week by Pat Boone Cordo'bes, “Rhythm Of Spain”. EnterjDrises. In the jazz department, UA is rep- resented by Curtis Fuller Sextet Dakota Disk with Lee Morgan, “Sliding Easy”. All of UA’s releases will be available in monaural and stereo. Among the great stars you will find on Tops Records... UA and Springs Mills, distributors Les Pau! • Lena Horne • Page Cavanaugh • Charlie Ventura • Ray Eberly of Spring-maid sheets and fabrics have

• Martha Tilton • Curt Massey • Clark Dennis • June Hutton • The Ink joined in a national magazine adver- tising- campaign involving UA’s re- Spots ' i’erez Prado • Pied Pipers • Kirby Stone 4 • Fran Warren Dick cently released Connie Russell album Stabile Andre Previn • Red Nichols • Matt Dennis • Dan Dailey • Pee “Don’t Smoke In Bed”. The Springs Wee Hunt « Earl "Fatha” • • • Hines Connie Haines James Melton Ann Mills ad will feature the picture of Southern ^ Mel Torme ^ The Sportsmen • Johnny Desmond • Billy Daniels Miss Russell which appears on the

Georgia Carr Jerry Gray ' Caesar Romero • Champ Butler. album cover. The ad will be in full color and run as the back cover of the December issue of Cavalier, a full page in the January issue of McCall’s as well as in future issues of other- PHILADELPHIA— Lit holds a Hy national publications. copy of Dakota Staton’s new Capitol a division of .-Precision Radiation Instruments, Inc. album, “Time to Swing,” presented to The ad will carry a credit line for him and Dale Hawkins (left) by Miss 5810 S. Normandig Avn., Los Angeles, Calif. • 418 Lafayette St., New York, N. Y. the album plus Connie Russell’s com- Staton during- her recent appearance on the Hy Lit-Dale Hawkins show, ment “I love these low-burning WCAU-TV-Philadelphia. Spring-maid sheets.”

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lillllillll • Enthusiastic reports are coming in on the preview hearing’s of KMBI- Las Vegas’ “Total Concept Programming” set . . OPERATORS up by Gene Winters. . Dick Phillips ( WEVA-Emporia, Va.) squelches the rumor that his wife is

expecting, as reported in Earl Wilson’s syndicated column . . . Sixteen year I i old Di Brookings, femme deejay on the Sat. afternoon teen Request program

over KASK-Ontario, Calif., is celebrating her first year with the show. . . . WACK-Newark, N.Y. is engaged in an intensive drive to raise funds for a school playground for Waterloo High School, Waterloo, N.Y. All WACK deejays are devoting time and personal hop proceeds In order to have your Top Ten to the fund, with local sponsors supplying free door prizes and Cocoa Cola providing free refreshments. represented3 in THE BOX charts DJ Bud Paxson urgently needs help from record 4 CASH 5 companies, in the form of give-away records, for 6 the drive. . . . Another plea, this one personal, comes Fill7 in the coupon below or from Bill Clark ( WABQ-Cleveland) . Bill is trying 8 to locate a copy of Timmie Rogers’ “Saturday Night” Put them on your own letterhead b/w “If I Were You Baby, I’d Love Me,” recorded for Capitol on 78 rpm. Disk’s number is 11050. . . .

Dick Reid ( WCHS-TV-Charleston, W. Va.) is vaca- And mail to tioning for two weeks. . . . WOKY-Milwaukee, in an attempt for a safe and sane Halloween, has booked the Dick Clark Caravan of Stars into Milwaukee Arena for a one night stand, Oct. 31. Appearing will DICK PHILLIPS be Lloyd Price, Paul Anka, Annette, Duane Eddy, THE CASH BOX (WEVA— Emporia, Va.) Jimmy Clanton, the Coasters, the Drifters, the Jor-

dan Bros. . . . KICN-Denver has initiated a Wake-Up 1721 BROADWAY service via Jim Tate’s morning show. Anyone requesting the service will get a wake-up call from Tate during his 6-9 AM stint. ... As part of KDKA- NEW YORK 19, N. Y. Pittsburgh’s “Big K” campaign to improve listener service and entertainment. Art Pallan gives up his Saturday sessions (10:05-12:00 Noon, 6:15-8:00 PM) to host a 12:45-4:00 PM Sunday show. Jim Williams takes over Pallan’s 3 4 Sat. shows, devoting the evening show to Top 40. Other station services 5 includes documentaries, news, weather service, all night mobile news unit, 6 daily safe driver awards, etc. . . . Jack Sheridan and Don Franklin (WCKR- 7 List Your Top Ten Pop Tunes Here 8 Miami, Fla.) are letting patrons of the Castaways Resort Motel, where they NAME OF RECORD HERE ARTIST OR BAND HERE broadcast a nightly remote from, “kick the gong around.” The jocks invite patrons to give time checks by sounding a giant shinto gong.

1 ^ ^ ^ (Dick Whittinghill, 2 The entire roster of KMPC-Los Angeles Ira Cook, Johnny Grant, Bill Stewart, John McShane) hosted the KMPC (bounty Fair Frolics 10/2 at the Los Angeles County Fair, which featured top talent in

an evening of song and dance. . . . PD Bob Donnelly (XEAK-San Diego) infos that the station telephone-recorded Dr. Morris Benson, Mayor of Tucumcari, N. Mex., introducing the Jimmie Rodgers disk, “Tucumcari,” and inviting

west coasters to pay a visit to the town. . . . Robin Ellen was born to Mr. & Mrs. Lee Hanna. He’s assistant news director of WNEW-New York, she’s

ballerina Nata Lee. . . . Wink Martindale’s “Deck of 9 Cards” is the subject of many deejay promotions, 10 the latest of which were by Bob Ancell (WGBS-Miami, Fla.), Dave Maynard (WBZ-Boston) and Bruce Tal-

ford (WHDH-Boston). . . . Tom Shannon, 20 year List Your Top Ten Country Tunes Here old DJ at WKBW-Buffalo, has been signed to a recording pact with Phitom Records. First release

NAME OF RECORD HERE ARTIST OR BAND HERE is “Frosty”. . . . Since April more than 35,000 listeners have applied for membership in San Karas’ “Rock 1 . WALTER RANDY POWELL 60 Club” on WARL-Washington. . . . Walter Randy (WBVL— Borbourville, Ky.) Powell, Coke’s “Hi Fi Club” DJ for the tri-state area 2 . ( WBVL-Barbourville, Ky.), needs extra copies of 3 . hits for the hops he runs in Ky., Tenn. and Va. ... In the interest of Civil Defense, several stations have in publicly demonstrating bomb shel- 4 . assisted ters. Don Jackson (KMGM-Albuquerque) spent seven days living on emer- 5 . gency rations inside a fallout shelter at the New Mexico State Fair. Another

6 . seven days inside a storm shelter was spent by KTUL-Tulsa’s Lee Parsons, (at the 'Tulsa State Fair) who also broadcasted from the 6 foot-underground 7 . shelter 6-11 PM each evening. Flo Wineriter (KALL-Salt Lake City) took

8 . his three teenage children with him during his seven day stay in a fallout shelter at the Utah State Fair. 9 . 10. VITAL STATISTICS: Ernie Simon, vet morning man, is now holding down those chores

for WKAT-Miami, Fla. . . . Dick McGrath has List Your Top Ten Rhythm ’N Blues Records Here his own show on WSVA-Harrissonburg, Va. . . . River, NAME OF RECORD HERE ARTIST OR BAND HERE Bob Bassett moved from WSAR-Fall Mass, to WRVM-Rochester, N.Y. . . . Bud Ar-

1 kell has returned to his old stand at WANS- Anderson, S.C. after three months with WDSR- 2 Lake City, Fla. . . . Rick Lacovara, who recently became a father, made the change from WMOD- Moundsville, W. Va. to WBOY-Clarksburg,

W. Va. . . . New staff at WBRY-Waterbury, Conn, lines up with Lou Dennis (PD), Jim Sul-

livan, Gerry Fisher and Gary Gilson. . . . Joining KFBI-Wichita are Joe Holcomb as PD (from KBON-Omaha) and Pat Patterson (from

KOWH-Omaha). . . . D.J. O’Day is morning ERNIE SIMON man and new director at WNDR-Syracuse, N.Y. 9 (WKAT—Miami, Fla.) after leaving WNOE-New Orleans. . . . Gene 10 Davis enters KWK-St. Louis (as PD) from WHB-Kansas City while Mort Crowley exits KWK for WOV-New York. NAME..., Gil Newsome was appointed station manager. . . . Bill Price has been

FIRM added to the staff of KFMB-San Diego. . . . Raymond Katz resigned from the post of associate director WMGM-New York to enter private ADDRESS. business. . . . Arch Andrews was promoted to operations manager at is CITY .... STATE KICN-Denver. . . . Terry Phillips, formerly with KELP-Texas now at KMGM-Albuquerque.

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Bill demjohn SHADOE JACKSON JACK McDermott HOWARD WATSON BOB O'CONNOR BUDDY DEANE KPBA— Pine Bluff, Ark. WAVE Baltimore, Md. WJZ Baltimore, Md. WEIR—Weirton, W. Va. KDEO—San Diego, Calif. WTAO— oston, Mass. — —

1. Three Bells (Browns) 1. Inspiration (D. Day) 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 1. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Battle Hymn Of The Republic 2. Joey's Song (B. Haley) 2. Put Your Head On My 2. Put Your Head On My 2. Okeefenokee (F. Cannon) 10. 10. 10. 3. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) (Mormon Tabernacle Choir) 3. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) Shoulder (P. Anka) Shoulder (P. Anka) 3. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) 3. If I 4. Till I Kissed You (Everlys) Give My Heart To You 4. Put Your Head On My 3. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 3. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 4. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 5. Thank You Pretty Baby (Kallen/Day) Shoulder (P. Anka) 4. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) 4. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 5. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) (B. Benton) 4. Misty (J. Mathis) 5. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) 5. Plenty Of Good Loving 5. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 6. True True Happiness 6. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 5. Fool's Hall Of Fame (Boone) 6. Poison Ivy (Coasters) (C. Francis) 6. Lonely Street (A. Williams) (J. Tillotson) 6. Pillow Talk (Hudson & Day) 7. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) 7. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) 7. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 6. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) 7. Put Your Head On My (B. 8. (S. Cooke) 7. Mack The Knife Darin) 8. Shout (Isley Bros.) 7. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 8. Broken Hearted Melody Shoulder (P. Anka) Summertime 9. Let The Sun Shine In 8. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 9. I'm Gonna Get Married 8. Deck Of Cards (Martindale) ($. Vaughan) 8. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) My 9. Little (P. Evans) Life (J. Otis) Seven Girls (L. Price) 9. Don't You Know (D. Reese) 9. Three Bells (Browns) 9. You Told A Lie (J. Dallas) Tm Gonna Get Married (Price) Lonely Street (A. Williams) Lonely Street (A. Williams) 10, Danny Boy (C. Twitty) 10. Makin' Love (F. Robinson) 10. Misty (J. Mathis) ELLIS ART FULTON BURT STEERE DAVE HULL "EASY" ED NORM TALLEY 10. ROBIN SEYMOUR 10. K-BUC—Corona, Calif. WSBS-Great10. Barrington, Mass. WONE— Dayton, Ohio WTSA— Brattleboro, Vt. WJWS—South Hill, Va. WKMH— Dearborn, Mich. 1. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) Happiness 1. Street (A. Williams) 1. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 1. True True 1. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) Lonely 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) (J. Tillotson) 2. Personal Secret (C. Carr) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. 2 . You Better Know It (Wilson) 2. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 3. I'm Gonna Get Married 2. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) 3. Three Bells (Browns) 3. Blue Guitar (B. Weedon) 3. Red River Rock 3. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) (L. Price) 3. Gonna Miss Me 4. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 4. Put Your Head On My You're 4. Every Little Thing I (Johnny & Hurricanes) Do 4. Three Bells (Browns) (C. Francis) 5. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) Head Shoulder (P. Anka) (Dion & Belmonts) 4. Put Your On My Knife (B. Darin) Girls (P. Evans) Ever Bells (Browns) 5. Mack The 4. Seven Little 5. You're A Big Girl Now 6. Just As Much As Shoulder (P. Anka) 5. Three 6. Put Your Head On My 5. Three Bells (Browns) (Bellnotes) (B. Beckham) Married 6. Deck Of Cards (Martindale) 5. I'm Gonna Get (P. Anka) (Fireflies) Travis) (Everlys) Shoulder 6. You Were Mine 6. Battle Of Kookamonga 7. Bonsoir Dame (Bud & (L. Price) 7. Till 1 Kissed You 7. Makin' Love (F. Robinson) 7. Come On And Get Me (Homer & Jethro) 8. Heartaches By The Number Bells (Browns) 8. There Comes A Time (Scott) 6. Three 8. Just Your Heart (Avalon) (Fabian) (G. Mitchell) 9. By The Number Ask 7. First Love, First Tears (Eddy) 7o Teen Beat (S. Nelson) Heartaches 9. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) 8. Morgen (L. Uggams) 9. Waitin' For Fall (T. Hunter) (Everlys) (G. Mitchell) 10. 8. Oh Carol (N. Sedaka) 8. Till 1 Kissed You Battle Kookamonga 10. Your Battle The Republic Of 9. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 9. Oh Yeah (Travis & Bob) Put Head On My 9. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) Hymn Of Choir) (Homer & Jethro) Worried Man (Kingston Trio) 10. Don't You Know (D. Reese) Shoulder (P. Anka) 10. Poison Ivy (Coasters) (Mormon Tabernacle JIMMY HUTSELL TED KAKUK ART PALLAN BOB ELDRED BOB OUELLETTE VERN GARRISON WCRK—Morristown, Tenn. WNJR— Newark, N. J. KDKA—Pittsburgh, Pa. KPAC— Pt. Arthur, Tex. WGHM—Skowhegan, Me. KGPC—Grafton, N. Dak.

1. Till I Kissed You (Everlys) 1. Bow Legged Annie Knife (B. Darin) 1. Running Bear (J. Preston) Knife (B. Darin) 1. Three Bells (Browns) 1. Mack The 1. Mack The Everything To Me (Del-Tones) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. You Mean 2. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 2. Pot Your Head On My 2. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) (Fleetwoods) 2. Put Your Head On My 3. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 3. Say Man (B. Diddley) Shoulder (P. Anka) 3. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) I Walk You Home Anka) 4. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do (Everlys) 3. Want To Shoulder (P. 4. Pot Your Head On My 3. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 4. Till I Kissed You (F. Domino) 3. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) (J. Gene) (J. Wallace) Shoulder (P. Anka) 4. Hey Little Girl (D. Clark) 5. Primrose Lane 4. I'm Gonna Get Married (Price) (J. Mathis) 5. Red River Rock (B. 4. Small World 5. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) 5. The Angels Listened In 6. Mack The Knife Darin) Hurricanes) 10.5. Three Bells (Browns) 10.5. Where (Platters) 6. Deck Of Cards (Martindale) (Johnny & (Crests) 10.7. I'm Gonna Get Married (Price) 6. Mona Lisa (C. Mann) Blue (S. Turner) 6. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) 6. Lavender 7. I'm Gonna Get Married 6. Worried Man (Kingston Trio) 8. Red River Rock 7. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 7. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) 7. I've Been There (T. Edwards) (L. Price) Lonely Street (A. Williams) (Johnny & Hurricanes) 7. (E. 8. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 8. Makin' Love (F. Robinson) 8. Like I Love You Byrnes) 8. Where (Platters) 8. Misty (J. Mathis) 9. Morgen (I. Robic) 9. Where (Platters) 9. Lavender Blue (S. Turner) 9. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 9. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 9. Don't You Know (D. Reese) 10. Broken Hearted Melody 10. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) Poison Ivy (Coasters) 10. Oh Boy (Billy & Glens) 10. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) 10. The Enchanted Sea (M. Denny) (S. Vaughan) DEAN COLLINS DARK DALE KEMERY BILL BALLANCE DON ROBERTS BRUCE LEE JOHNNY KFWB—Hollywood, Calif. WGH— Norfolk, Va. WEAM—Washington, D. C. WARK—Hagerstown, Md. KOLO—Reno, Nev. WIND—Chicago, III.

1. Knife (E. Darin) 1. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) 1. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 1. Put Your Head On My Mack The Johnny) 1. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 1. Sleepwalk (Santo & (Everlys) 2. Red River Rock 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Till I Kissed You Shoulder (P. Anka) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Put Your Head On My 10. (Johnny & Hurricanes) 10.3. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 3. Put Your Head On My 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 3. Three Bells (Browns) 10. Shoulder (P. Anka) 4. Till I Kissed You (Everlys) Shoulder (P. Anka) 3. Three Bells (Browns) 3. Put Your Head On My 3. Three Bells (Browns) 4. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) Shoulder (P. Anka) 5. I'm Gonna Get Married 4. Love Potion # 9 (Clovers) 4. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 5. I'm Gonna Get Married (Price) 4. Battle Of Kookamonga 4. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) (L- Price) 5. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) 5. Red River Rock Love (P. Phillips) (Homer & Jethro) 6. Sea Of 6. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 6. Mack The Knife (E. Darin) (Johnny & Hurricanes) 5. Three Bells (Browns) 5. I'm Gonna Get Married (Price) 7. Put Your Head On My Girls 6. Broken Hearted Melody 7. Put Your Head On My 7. Six Boys And Seven 6. I'm Gonna Get Married (Price) 6. Till I Kissed You (Everlys) Shoulder (P. Anka) Shoulder (P. Anka) (A. Bryant) 7. Poison Ivy (Coasters) (S. Vaughan) 7. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) 8. Red River Rock (D. Reese) 7. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 8. Three Bells (Browns) 8. Don't You Know 8. 1 Want To Walk You Home (Johnny & Hurricanes) 8. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 9. I Want To Walk You Home 9. You're Gonna Miss Me (F. Domino) 8. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 9. Red River Rock 9. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) (F. Domino) (C. Francis) 9. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 9. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) (Johnny & Hurricanes) 10. Broken Hearted Melody Hey Little Girl (D. Clark) Teen Beat (S. Nelson) Till 1 10. Kissed You (Everlys) 10. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) (S. Vaughan) Studa La Pompa (Carlyle)

10. 10. LONNY STARR JACK EISNER HARRY BOON DICK PHILLIPS JOHNNY JOHNSON 10. ROGER HOLMES WNEW—New York, N. Y. WMAS—Springfield, Moss. CJCA— Edmonton, Alta., Can. WEVA— Emporia, Va. KOY— Phoenix, Ariz. WAMS—Wilmington, Del.

1. Everything I Have Is Yours 1. Misty (J. Mathis) 1. I'm Gonna Get Married (Price) 1. Sleepwalk (Santo 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) & Johnny) 1. Forevermore (C. B. Dant) (D. Collins) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Midnight Stroll (Revels) 2. Nothing In The World 2. Lonely Moon (J. Wells) 3. Tucumcari (J. Rodgers) 3. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 3. Three Bells (D. Flood) 3. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) (D. Washington) 3. 6 Boys And 7 Girls (Bryant) 4. Seven Little Girls (P. Evans) 4. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 4. Broken Hearted 4. Joey's Song (B. Haley) Melody 3. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 4. She Doesn't Know (C. James) 5. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 5. Lonely Street (A. Williams) (S. Vaughan) Trio) 5. Put Your Head On My 4. San Miguel (Kingston 5. Are You Sorry (J. James) 6. Midnight Flyer (N. Cole) 6. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 5. Liza Jane (D. Hawkins) Shoulder (P. Anka) 5. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 6. Loving You (L. Lawrence) 7. Worried Man (Kingston Trio) 7. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 6. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) Little (P. Evans) 6. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) 6. Seven Girls 7. Tucumcari (J. Rodgers) 8. Don't You Konw (D. Reese) 8. Broken Hearted Melody 7. 1 Loves You Porgy (Simone) 7. (D. Washington) 7. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) Unforgettable 8. Alice Blue Gown (Holmes) 9. Unforgettable (Washington) 8. 1 Ain't 8. Don't You Know (D. Reese) (S. Vaughan) Never (W. Pierce) 1 Forever (Benton) 8. Want You 9. Happy Anniversary (4 Lads) Battle Hymn Of The Republic 9. Makin' Love (F. Robinson) 9. It Could Be (Skip & Flip) 9. The Enchanted Sea (Islanders) 9. Poison Ivy (Coasters) The Creeper (J. Wald) (Mormon Tabernacle Choir) 10. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) 10. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 10. Winds In Autumn (Heywood) Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 10. 10. 10. BOB DAYTON RAY JONES jess HUNTLEY BILL VANCE BILL WYLER CARL WENDELL KOWH—Omaha, Neb. KOLY—Mobridge, S. Dak. KKSN— Dallas, Tex. KILE—Galveston, Tex. WPST—Miami, Fla. WTIF—Tifton, Ga. 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 1. I'm Gonna Get Married (Price) 1. I'm Gonna Get Married (Price) 1. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 1. Put Your Head On My 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Three Bells (Browns) 2. Say Man (B. Diddley) Shoulder (P. Anka) 2. I'm Gonna Get Married 3. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 3. Put Your Head On My 3. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 3. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) Shout (Isley Bros.) (L. Price) 2. 4. I'm Gonna Get Married Shoulder (P. Anka) El 3. 4. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 4. Paso (M. Robbins) 3. Misty (J. Mathis) Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) (L. Price) 4. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 4. Till I 5. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) 5. 1 Loves You Porgy (Simone) 4. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) Kissed You (Everlys) 5. Three Bells (Browns) Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) 5. 5. 6. Till 1 Kissed You 6. Torquay (Fireballs) Sea (Islanders) Morgen (R. Allen) (Everlys) 5. The Enchanted 6. Hey Little Girl (D. Clark) Bells (Browiis) 6. 6. Three 7. Red River Rock 7. Fancy Nancy (Skip & Flip) 6. High On A Mountain Top Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 7. Somethin' Else (E. Cochran) 7. Danny Boy (C. Twitty) 8. Heartaches By The Number 7. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) (Johnny & Hurricanes) (Coralairs) (Everlys) 8. You're A Big Girl Now 8. Till I Kissed You 8. Broken (G. Mitchell) 8. Battle Of Kookamonga Hearted Melody 7. Deck Of Cards (Martindale) (Bellnotes) (Kingston Trio) 9. 9. Worried Man (S. You Got What It Takes (M. Torok) (Homer & Jethro) Vaughan) 8. Caribbean 9. Poison Ivy (Coasters) The Mummy 9. Poison Ivy (Coasters) (M. Johnson) (Balladeers) 9. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 9. Morningstar You Better Know It (Wilson) & Dor) 10. Poison Ivy (McFadden 10. Kissin' Time (B. Rydell) Dance With Me (Drifters) 10. Unforgettable (Washington) (Coasters)

FRANK WARD HAL COMELLO LEONARD SMITH LINDY SHANNON GORDON WYLLIE DAVE RODMAN WTRL Bradenton, Fla. Moss. WSAI—Cincinnati, Ohio WFPA— Fort Payne, Ala. WLOE— Leaksville, N. C. WKBH—La Crosse, Wise. — WNAC— Boston,

1. Mack 1. Three Bells (Browns) 1. Danny Boy (C. Twitty) 1. Till I Kissed You (Everlys) 1. Deck Of Cards (Martindale) The Knife (B. Darin) 1 . Put Your Head On My 2. Mack The (B. 2. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) (Fleetwoods) 2. You're Gonna Miss Me Knife Darin) Shoulder (P. Anka) 2. Mr. Blue 3. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 3. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) Heart (Avalon) (C. Francis) 3. I'm Gonna Get Married 2. You're Gonna Miss Me 3. Just Ask Your 4. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 4. If You Don't Want My Lovin' (Everlys) 3. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) (L. Price) (C. Francis) 4. Till 1 Kissed You 5. (C. Dobkins Jr.) 4. Put Your Head Put Your Head On My 5. Put Your Head On My On My 4. Pul Your Head On My 3. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) Shoulder (P. Shoulder (P. Anka) 5. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) Shoulder (P. Anka) Anka) Shoulder (P. 4. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) Anka) 6. Livin' Doll (C. Robertson) 5. Worried Man (Kingston Trio) 6. Red River Rock 6. Broken Hearted Melody 5. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) 5. Three Bells (Browns) 6. Got The Feeling/Come On (Johnny & Hurricanes) 7. Put Your Head On My (S. Vaughan) 6. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 6. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) Bells (Browns) And Get Me (Fabian) 7. Three Bells (Browns) Shoulder (P. Anka) 7. Three 7. Six Boys And Seven Girls 7. Just Ask Your Heart 7. Lonely Street (A. Williams) (S. Nelson) (Avalon) 8. Battle Of Kookamonga 8. You're Gonna Miss Me 8. Teen Beat (A. Bryant) 8. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 1 8. Battle Hymn Of The Republic (Homer Jethro) (C. Francis) Angels Listened In 8. Three Bells (D. Flood) & 9. The (Mormon Tabernacle Choir) (Crests) 9. Danny Boy (C. Twitty) 9. I'm Gonna P>e A Wheel 9. I'm Gonna Get Married 9. I'm Gonna Get Married 10. I'm Gonna Get Married (F. Domino) 9. Woo-Hoo (Rock-A-Teens) (L. Price) (L. Price) Every Little Thing I Do (Dion Belmonts) (L. Price) 10. Till 1 Kissed '/ou (Everlys) 10. Seven Little Girls (Evans) Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) Fool's Hall Of Fame (Boone) & ATTENTION DEEJAYS, PROGRAM DIRECTORS, LIBRARIANS— ATTENTION DEEJAYS, PROGRAM DIRECTORS, LIBRARIANS— Please keep us constantly informed of any changes in call letters or title. Please keep us constantly informed of any changes in call letters or title.

‘Only those records best suiteil for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX’ •v , The Cash Box, Music Page 29 October 17, 195 !,] Disk Joticey

REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS

BILL RANDLE JIMMY CHRISTMAS TINY MARKLE WERE—Cleveland, Ohio KLEO—Wichita, Kans. KFSD—San Diego, Calif.

1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 1. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Don't You Know (D. Reese) 2. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 2. Broken Hearted Melody 3. Battle Of Hymn The Republic 3. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) (S. Vaughan) (Mormon Tabernacle Choir) 4. Put Your Head On My 3. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) 4. The Enchanted Sea (M. Denny) Shoulder (P. Anka) 4. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 5. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 5. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 5. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 6. If 1 Give My Heart To You 6. In The Mood (E. Fields) 6. Worried Man (Kingston Trio) (K. Kallen) 7. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) 7. Talk To Me (F. Sinatra) 7. WoO'Hoo (Rock-A-Teens) 8. Broken Hearted Melody 8. Battle Hymn Of The Republic 8. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) (S. Vaughan) (Mormon Tabernacle Choir) 9. In The Mood (E. Fields) 9. Three Bells (Browns) 9. Three Bells (Browns) 10. Got Love (B. Rydell) 10. We Lonely Street (A. Williams) 10. Turnabout Heart (J. Sands) “BUD" ARKELL "BIG DAVE" McCORMICK STAN CARR WANS—Anderson, S. C. C-FUN-Vancouver, B.C., Can. WLAP— Lexington, Ky.

1. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 1. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Mack Knife (B. Darin) The 2. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 2. I'm Gonna Be A Wheel 3. I'm Gonna Get Married 3. Put Your Head On My (F. Domino) (L. Price) Shoulder (P. Anka) 3. 1 Loves You Porgy (Simone) Ijtm l|ear! 4. Put Your Head On My 4. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 4. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) Shoulder (P. Anka) 5. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) 5. Red River Rock 5. River Rock Red 6. Come On And Get Me (Johnny & Hurricanes) (Johnny & Hurricanes) (Fabian) 6. 1 Want To Walk You Home 6. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 7. Mary Lou (R. Hawkins) (F. Domino) 7. Fool's Hall Of Fame (Boone) 8. In The Mood (E. Fields) 7. Makin' Love (F. Robinson) JOHNNY CASH 8. Worried Man (Kingston Trio) 9. True True Happiness 8. Three Bells (Browns) 9. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) (J. Tillotson) 9. Morgen (R. Allen) 10. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) 10. The Boarder (T. Rambeau) 10. 1 Ain't Never (W. Pierce) sings JOHN DOREMUS NORGIE HESTER BOB KOHLMEYER WMAQ—Chicago, III. WBLA— Elizabethtown, N. C. WKXY—Sarasota, Fla. the most stirring 1. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) , 1. Wish It Were Me (Platters) 1. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) 2. Battle Hymn Of The Republic 2. Night You Became Seventeen 2. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) (Mormon Tabernacle Choir) (J. Rodgers) 3. Put Your Head On My 3. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 3. Worried Man (Kingston Trio) Shoulder (P. Anka) ana 4. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) 4. inspiring True True Happiness 4. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 5. Pot Your Head On My (J. Tillotson) 5. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) Shoulder (P. Anka) 5. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 6. Three Bells (Browns) 6. Seven Little Girls (P. Evans) 6. Don't Ever Leave (P. Anka) 7. Living Doll (C. Richard) 7. 6 Boys And 7 Girls (A. Bryant) 7. Unforgettable (D. Washington) 8. Poison Ivy (Coasters) song oj our time! 8. Unforgettable (Washington) 8. Misty (J. Mathis) 9. You're Gonna Miss Me 9. Danny Boy (C. Twitty) 9. Goodbye Charlie (P. Page) (C. Francis) 10. Liza Jane (D. Hawkins) 10. Stranger In Paradise (Denny) 10. Lonely Street (A. Williams) —BILL GARR TED LEE BRUCE JENKINS COLUMBIA^ RECORDS KPOP Los Angeles, Calif. WJJD—Chicago, III. — ® ''Columbia" (5^ Marcas Reg. A division K-JOE Shreveport, La. of Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc.

1. If 1 Give My Heart To You 1. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 1 . Red River Rock (K. Kallen) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) (Johnny & Hurricanes) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 3. Put Your Head On My 2. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 3. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) Shoulder (P. Anka) 3. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 4. Lonely Moon (J. Wells) 4. Three Bells (Browns) 4. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) 5. There's A Hole In The Middle 5. Red River Rock 5. Put Your Head On My Of The Moon (Ravens) (Johnny & Hurricanes) Shoulder (P. Anka) 6. Primrose Lane (J. Wallace) 6. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 6. You Better Know It (Wilson) 7. Overnight (B. Smith) 7. I'm Gonna Get Married (Price) 7. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) 8. Wailin' (Wailers) 8. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) 8. Say Man (B. Diddley) 9. Morgen (1. Robic) 9. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) 9. Don't Let Your Sweet Love 10. It Started With A Kiss 10. Battle Of Kookamonga Die (T. Lopez) (D. Reynolds) (Homer & Jethro) 10. Three Bells (Browns)

GEORGE ABOOD LAMAR CANUP LOU BARILE KFDM— Beaumont, Tex. WRWH—Cleveland, Go. WIBX— Utica, N. Y.

1. Three Bells (Browns) 1. Could 1 (Del'Tones) 1. Battle Hymn Of The Republic 2. I've Been There (T. Edwards) 2. I'm Gonna Get Married (Price) (Mormon Tabernacle Choir) 3. Running Bear (J. Preston) 3. I'm Just A Nobody (B. Alex) 2. Seven Little Girls (P. Evans) 4. Fool's Hall Of Fame (Boone) 4. You're Gonna Miss Me 3. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 5. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do (C. Francis) 4. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) (J. Gene) 5. Three Bells (Browns) 5. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 6. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 6. Caribbean (M. Torok) 6. Don't You Know (D. Reese) Smash! 7. 1 Loves You Porgy (Simone) 7. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 7. Fool's Hall Of Fame (Boone) 8. Misty (J. Mathis) 8. Ski King (E. C. Beatty) 8. Tres Chic (Shieks) 9. El Paso (M. Robbins) 9. Caterpillar Crawl (Strangers) 9. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 10. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 10. Deck Of Cards (Martindale) 10. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon)

JOHNNY FOSTER LARRY FORD BOB BASSETT WILK—Wilkes-Barre, Pa. WCRO—Johnstown, Pa. WRVM— Rochester, N. Y.

1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Put Your Head On My 2. Don't You Know (D. Reese) 2. 1 Loves You Porgy (Simone) Shoulder (P. Anka) 3. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 3. Run (J. Southern) 3. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 4. In The (E. Mood Fields) 4. Tucumcari (J. Rodgers) 4. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 5. Lonely Street (A. Williams) 5. Unforgettable (Washington) 5. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) 6. Above And 6. Three Bells (Browns) Beyond (Stewart) 6. Story Of My Love (Mathis) 7. Sleepwalk (Santo 7. Woo-Hoo (Rock'A’Teens) & Johnny) 7. Talk To Me (F. Sinatra)

8. I'm Gonna 8. Darling 1 Love You Get Married (Price) (Martino) 8. Three Bells (Browns) 9. Just Ask Your 9. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) Heart (Avalon) 9. So Many Ways (B. Benton) 10. In The 10. Believe Me (Royal Teens) Mood (E. Fields) 10. Flight Of Dalai Lama (Muller)

MURRAY WESTGATE PHIL ALLEN CHARLIE TRUSSELL — WBUD—Trenton, KUMA Pendleton, Ore. N. J. KXEL—Waterloo, Iowa

1. Mack The Knife (B. 1. Three Bells (Browns) Darin) 1. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 2. Three Bells (Browns) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 3. 1 m Gonna 3. I'm Gonna Get Married Get Married 3. Danny Boy (C. Twitty) (L. - (L. Price) Price) _ , 4. Come On And Get Me/Got 4. Battle 4. Sleepwalk (Santo & Hymn Of The Republic Johnny) The Feeling (Fabian) (Mormon 5. Red River Rock Tabernacle Choir) 5. Heartaches By The Number 5. Poison Ivy (Johnny & Hurricanes) (Coasters) (G. Mitchell) 6. Morgen (R. 6. Till 1 Kissed You (Everlys) Maltby) 6. Some Kind>A Earthquake 7. Red River Rock 7. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) (D. Eddy) (Johnny & Hurricanes) 8. Broken Hearted Melody 7. Put Your Head On My 8. Put Your Head On My (S. Vaughan) Shoulder (P. Anka) Shoulder (P. Anka) 9. Morgen (1. Robic) 8. Hey Little Girl (D. Clark) 9. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) 10. Crying In The Chapel 9. Fool's Hall Of Fame (Boone) 10. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) (S. Til & Orioles) 10. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) |

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POPULAR PICKS OF THE WEEK “HERE’S LARRY WILLIAMS”—Specialty SP 2109 The frantic rock and roll stylings of Larry “GOLDEN SAXOPHONES”—Billy Vaughn Williams are packed here for quick teenage con- and his Orchestra—Dot DLP 3205 (Mon- sumption. Deck consists of the singer’s past aural & Stereo) hits, “Short Fat Fannie,” “Bony Moronie,” The “golden saxophones” are the four “Dizzy, Miss Lizzy,” etc., plus six brand new tenors and two altos^ that hold down the items which should greatly please the youngsters. front line of Vaughn’s ork. The tunes that Should move in both pop and r&b areas. get the melodic big beat treatment here include “Sentimental Me,” “Near You,” “Auf Wiedersen” and “You Belong to My Heart.” No doubt about hit status for this session. “CONCERT IN CONTRASTS”—The Lancers— Imperial LP 9075 The quartet solidly proves its versatility in “LOUIS AND KEELY!”—Louis Prima and this album of contrasts. Using three different Keely Smith—Dot DLP 3210 (Monaural & ork backings, each with an identifiable sound, Stereo) the group indulges in ballads, swingers, rock and The pair create an electric atmosphere as rollers, and spirituals, and brings each approach they romp through a dozen exciting duets. off with a slick sound. Tunes include “Apple Among the selections, which include sev- Blossom Time,” “Oh Honey Fare Thee Well,” eral of the duo’s recent hit singles, are “Kiss of Fire” and “Ah Sweet Mystery of Life.” “Bie Mir Bist Du Schon,” “Night and Day,” Ultra exciting vocal group session with wide “Cheek to Cheek,” “And the Angels Sing” commercial potential. and “I’m Confessin’.” Will continue their string of hit albums.

“THE QUEEN !” — Dinah Washington — “NIGHT ON THE DESERT”—Hillel & Aviva— Mercury SR 60111 (Monaural Stereo) & Kapp KL 1163 & Stereo KS 3047 Tagged “Queen of the Blues,” Miss Wash- A program of Israeli music is offered by this ington brings to her pop singing the exciting duo. Accompanying themselves, Hillel warmth, earthy passion and soulful expres- on the shepherd’s pipe and Aviva on the miriam siveness that she communicates in her blues drum, they very capably communicate the music singing. This session contains four blues of their native country through songs of the soil, (i.e. “Trouble in Mind,” “Back Water love, faith, victory, etc. Some date to ancient Blues”) as well as such superior pop songs times, some are recent additions to the folklore. as a Present of “Make Me You,” “I Re- Thoroughly enjoyable performers. member Clifford” and “A Sunday Kind of Love.” Her current pop prominence (“What A Difference A Day Makes” and “Unfor- gettable”) assures strong sales. “The BENNY GOODMAN TREASURE CHEST”—MGM 3E9 “GUITARS” Vol. 2—A1 Viola—Liberty LST 7127 (Monaural Stereo) Original, never before released perform- & ances by the Benny Goodman Orchestra, Viola has magnificent control of the guitar Sextet, Quartet and Trio from 1937-1938. and he displays a technical mastery of the in- Featured on the three disks, available in- strument that is rare in today’s pop market. His dividually or in a set, are Harry James, technique ranges from swinging pop to flamenco Gene Krupa, Teddy Wilson, Lionel Hamp- to jazz, but he stays mainly in the pop vein. ton, Charlie Christian and many others. The tunes here include “Angel Eyes,” “I Remem- j The tunes, 12 to a disk, are almost all ber You,” “Sometimes I’m Happy” and “I’ll Take standards. Despite vintage, the recordings Romance.” Pure musical pleasure is in this album. are of an unusually good sound quality. Historical value and heavy MGM promo- tion should make this a tremendous seller. “GOLD ON SILK”—The Ray Wright Orchestra —Everest LPBR 5048 & Stereo SDBR 1048 Beautiful mood session is created by super- “COME BACK TO SORRENTO”—Frank Sinatra imposing a brass solo line upon a setting of lush —Columbia CL 1359 strings. The soloists, all capable jazzmen, are A compilation of vintage Sinatra sides by the Will Bradley (trombone). Doc Severinsen (trum- label offers such memorable performances as pet), Jimmy Chambers (french horn) and Don “Day by Day,” “Embraceable You,” “Someone Butterfield (tuba), who provide the sensuous to Watch Over Me,” “September Song” and melodies of “Stormy Weather,” “September “Luna Rosa.” Twelve in all, the tunes feature Song,” “Ghost of a Chance” and “My One and expressive ballad crooning by Sinatra. Collector’s Only Love,” among others. Extremely effective item for his horde of fans. mood album, aided by fine stereo depth.

0HA-©HA-CHA«|ia “APHRODISIA” — Jackie Gleason — Capitol W “CHA-CHA-CHA”—Ralph Font and his Orches- 1250 & Stereo SW 1250 tra—Westminster WP 6111 Gleason has written twelve sultry compositions Relaxed Latin rhythms with an easy-to-follow and through George Williams’ arrangements and beat are the specialty of the Font ork. Here the Wild Bill Davis’ organ solos, communicates an theme is cha cha cha and credit is done to the extremely romantic mood. As indicated by some dance with twelve re-styled American songs. of the titles, “Pastel Flame,” “Rapture,” Included are “Three-Penny Opera,” “Fascina- “Glamour” and “Seraglio,” the album’s chief tion,” “Lady Be Good” and “Moulin Rouge.” Will purpose is to create a quiet mood, which it does be welcomed on the cha cha cha shelf. most effectively. Choice item for this depart- ment.

“MIXED EMOTIONS”—Susan Barrett—Capitol “MISS RHYTHM”—Ruth Brown—Atlantic 8026 T 1266 & Stereo ST 1266 The top ranking r&b vocalist is represented Miss Barrett makes her recording debut here, on this album by a contagious collection of pre- singing a dozen songs which convey the various vious single successes. Some of the tunes that moods of love. She displays a sincere legit voice will be remembered are “This Little Girl’s Gone with warmth and conviction. Among the selec- Rockin’,” “Jack O’ Diamonds,” “Why Me” and tions are “Bewitched,” “Hey There,” “I Get Along “Book Lies.” of Her many fans will cherish this Without You Very Well” and the lovely title swinging delight. tune. A newcomer with promise. The Cash Box, Music Page 31 October 17, 1951 Album Reviews HUCKLISrSY-^ “HUCKLEBERRY HOUND’’—Daws Butler & “RUMPUS ON RAMPART Don Messick Colpix STREET”—Edmon — CP 202 Hall—Rae Cox LP 1120 The Huckleberry Hound” TV cartoon series Hall, one of the elite few-remaining IS a favorite with New Oi. children. This disk presents leans clarinetists, three amusing plays a hot, swinging jazi^' kiddie stories, “Yogi Bar and the which, although Missin’ not in the modern vein, is appre- Eley-Phint,” “It Ain’t So Easy to Catch ciated by more than just traditional fans. Wit;, a Meecy ’ and “Dinky Dalton and the Showdown a beat-minded rhythm section behind him, at Hoedown Corral.” Don Ha|' Messick does the is joined on four of the numbers by the straight narration while recentH Daws Butler contributes deceased Omer Simeon, another great the voice characterizations. New Orii — -- .V. Deck could prove as leans clarinetist, and brother clarinetist Herber successful with the younger set as umna the TVer is. Hall. Tunes include “Hallelujah!,” “Loveiv- “Dawn on the Desert” and several Hall “STANLEY MELBA PRESENTS AN originals!' UITH EVENING JEROME KERN”-Wilbur Evans, Bid “LAUGHIN’ TO KEEP iabbert, Dolores FROM CRYIN’ Perry— LTnited Artists UAL Lester Young, Roy Eldridge, 3039 (Monaural Harry Edison— & Stereo) Verve MG V-8316 Deluxe packaged disk offers some of the best Recorded in February, just before Young’s of Jerome Kern as presented by Melba during death, this session is important since it is one oJ the Composer Evenings” at the Cotillion Room Young’s rare clarinet recording dates (on “Salute of the Hotel Pierre. Evans, Tabbert and Miss Perry to Benny” and “They Can’t Take that Awaj‘ transfer their stage knowhow to this disk in From Me”). The hornmen are their usual capable their renditions of the memorable music. Among the selves, melodic and lyrical. Young returns tc 18 tracks are “Smoke Gets in Your EyeS’ ’ the more conventional tenor on side two—“Romp- “I Won’t Dance,” “The Last Time I Saw ing,” “Gypsy in My Soul” and Pans, Look for the Silver Lining” “Please Don’t and in- Talk About I’m numerable other great songs. Me When Gone.” A fine, un- identified rhythm section supports. “FROM AHENNA . . . AVITH LOVE”— Liselotte Kreutzberger—I’anorama PLP 'o02 Popular Viennese songs are performed by Aliss Maikl and Kreutzberger, members of the Vienna HANDEL; “Messiah” — The Philadelphia State Opera, with the A’ienna Schrammel-Orches- Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, Conductor, tra. The songs are concerned mostly with the The Mormon Tabernacle Choir, Eileen Far- emotions of love, and the rich, vibrant operatic rell, Martha Lipton, Davis Cunningham, voices of fHti the principals do them old world justice. William Warfield, soloists—Columbia M2L Of interest to those of A^iennese lieritage. 263 (Monaural & Stereo) Brisk interpretation of the Handel classic immensely aided by outstanding perform- ances by Miss Farrell, Warfield and, as usual, the Philadelphians. Sales attraction is high due to a host of big name draws. Christmas season will also help. AIINGUS AH UM"—Charles .Alingus Columbia pull QIMENSiONAL STGREO CL 1370 (.Monaural & Stereo) “RHAPSODY UNDER THE Mingus’ STARS”— music is distinctly different from Leonard Pennario with the Hollywood Bowl much jazz that is being played today. His Symphony Orchestra conducted by Miklos experiments have resulted in jazz that not Rozsa—^Capitol P 8494 & Stereo only SP 8494 swings but is stylistically individual Capitol’s Hollywood Bowl albums are communicating all sorts of unusual sounds! among the most popular light-classical Ail of the nine pieces re- here are Mingus leases. Here pianist originalS’ very Pennario offers per- effectively performed by formances of seven Booker classical piano pieces. Erwin, Horace Parian, Among them are Rachmaninoff’s Wilhe Dennis, Jimmy “Rhapsody Knepper, Shaft Hadi on a Theme of Paganini,” and a drummer Liszt’s “Hungar- of amazing virtuosity, ian Rhapsody No. 2” and Danny Richmond. The Beethoven’s “Pa- gospel-based “Better thetique Sonata.” Another highly Git it in Your Soul” saleable is a prime example of item in this series. a successful Mingus experiment.

“THE PIANO SCENE OF AHMAD JA- MAL”—Epic LN 3631 HERSHY KAY; “Stars and Stripes”; “Western Symphony”— Session was waxed a couple of years ago New York City Ballet Orchestra, Robert Irving, conductor when the Jamal Trio consisted of guitar, —Kapp KCL 9036 (Mon- aural Stereo) bass and Jamal’s individualistic piano. The & work here seems more thoughtful and de- The New York City Ballet presents music from liberate than Jamal’s current approach. two popular repertoire pieces. Arranged and Selections include “Old Devil Moon,” “Crazy orchestrated by Kay, the two ballets are com- Easy to Remember” pilations of other music—“Stars and Stripes” and Pavanne.” Artist’s popularity deems drawing upon Sousa marches, and “Western” this package a big sales item. comprised of popular folk melodies. The two works have wide appeal. “A MESSAGE FROM BIRDLAND”—May- nard Ferguson—Roulette R 52027 Ferguson’s 13 piece ork is one of the “SUPPE OVERTURES” — Sir John more successful jazz/dance Slim Barbirolli bands. This conducting the Halle Orchestra—Mercury session, recorded live during SR one of Fer- OVERTURES 90160 (Monaural & Stereo) guson’s many appearances at Birdland, is Suppe’s exciting, melodic stiictly jazz. The leader’s incredible trum- and popular over- tures, six here, are given an pet work is even more inspired than usual appropriately mov- ing reading by Barbirolli. and the whole band swings with a meas- “Light Cavalry,” “Jolly Robbers,” “Poet and ured intensity. Seven selections are present, Peasant,” “The Beau- tiful Galatea,” “Pique among them are “Night Life,” “Starftre,” Dame” and “Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna” are “Oleo” and “The Mark of Jazz.” One of present in all their resplendent glory. Choice the best Ferguson sessions to date; will light-classical sell well. package.

“THE BOBBY HACKETT QUARTET”—Capitol T 1235 & Stereo ST 1235 Bobby Hackett’s warm, lyrical and extremely “MEMtJRIAL EDITION”—Wanda Landowska tasteful trumpet playing is still a refreshing de- RCA Victor LM 2389 light to hear, in its third decade. With an essen- The late Miss Landowska was one of the truly tial rhythmic assist from the members of his great harpsichord artists. This memorial album new group, Hackett delivers a swinging tribute contains her brilliant renditions of Bach’s “Three- to a dozen tunes, most of which are standards J^ventions” (Sinfonias) and the complete They include “The Lady is a Tramp,” “Unde- Two-Part Inventions” for harpsichord. cided,” “It Don’t Of col- Mean a Thing” and “Don’t Be lector’s item stature. That AVay.” Hackett continues to offer enjoyable,’ easy listening jazz. —

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Looks like Dave "Baby" Cortez’ next big one’s gonna be “Piano Shuffle,’’ Along with the cool weather comes some mighty cool hits out of record ccording to word from Clock topper Wally Moody, who also adds that row. . . . Lennie Garmisa, Irv Garmisa, and Eddie Yalowitz, Garmisa Distribs, iuddy Lucas' “Deacon Jones,” on the Clock-distributed VIM label, is shaping info that there will be a private screening for a United Artists flick starring Harry Belafonte titled Against p for a two-market, pop-r&b hit. . . . Evelyn Cornell, in the sales dept, “Odds Tomorrow.” Eddie is overwhelmed t Cosnat, reports fabulous reaction to Sonny Til & the Orioles’ “Crying In over the reaction given to “Lies” by Teddy Randazzo, along with “The he Chapel’’ (Jubilee), “High School, U.S.A.” by Tommy Facenda (Atlantic), Hunch” by Paul Gayten on the Anna label, and a new etching by Bobby & he Knightsbridge Strings’ “Wheel (Jf Fortune” (Top Rank), Vinnie Monte’s Billy and Don Costa titled “Georgie Beatnick” on the United Artist label.

I . . . Jack Solinger, Music Distribs, is drunk with Believe” (Decanter) and the Four Tunes’ “Marie” (Jubilee). . . . The joy these days over Jimmy Dukes of Dixieland, currently at the Roundtable, Darren’s new smash single titled “I Ain’t Sharin have added two new members to their Audio Fidelity Sharon” b/w “Love Among The Young.” Jack also recording group. They’re Rich Matteson on tuba and sez to watch out for Tommy Edw'ards new waxing Bill Smiley, who’ll replace Red Hawley on drums. J titled “(New In) The Ways Of Love” and a new LP Other members, who remain the same, are Frank Johnny & The Hurricanes which is a smasheroo. Assunto—trumpet, Fred Assunto—trombone. Papa ' ... Stan Pat, Hugo & Luigi Prod. (RCA-Victor), Jac Assunto—trombone & banjo, Stan Mendelsohn buzzed to tell the good news concerning Della (“Don’t piano and Jerry Fulla—clarinet. The group does the You Know”) Reese who will guest on the 10/25 Ed Sullivan show, Isley Gary Moore CBS-TV’er, 10/13. . . . Morris Diamond and The Bros, who have a up to tell us that according to his sales figures, hit record titled “Shout” are skedded for the Dick Gary Stites is on his way to his biggest Carlton Clark show 10/10. Stan also tells us that a new click with “Starry Eyed.” He also notes that Paul release titled “Something Wonderful” by Carol HugheS’ is headed for hitsville with her big and Evans & the Curls’ “Seven Little Girls” smash has 4 shown the most meteoric rise in the firm’s (on the beautiful ballad. . . . Paul Glass and Earl Glicken, Guaranteed affiliate) history and they’re hoping Ralph Allstate Record Distribs, are as busy as bees, but had time to rave over Ruth Brown’s latest click DAVE "BABY" CORTEZ DeMarco’s Guaranteed bow, “Old Shep,” will follow BOB & JOE

. titled “I Don’t Know” which is climbing charts suit. . . MGM telegrams that Leroy Holmes’ “Alice the Blue Gown” and Tommy Edwards’ “(New In) The according to Earl. Earl is flippin’ over “Something To Remember You By” by Enoch Light the label. tells Ways Of Love” have that ‘big hit’ look. . . . End-Gone prexy, George Goldner, on Grand Award Earl on the phone to tell us that the Flamingos’ “Love Walked In” (End) in us that the Sutherland is awaiting the arrival of The Master Sounds who are on both the r&b and pop categories and that newcomer Mack Vickery already World Pacific label. . . . “Honest” John Vail thrilled over the fantastic has a hot item in “Lover’s Plea” (Gone). reaction Kathy Linden received during her engagement at Blinstrub’s in Boston. . . . Vic Faraci, M.S. Distribs, infos that Roy Hamilton was in town last week to kick off his new Epic release titled “A Gi’eat Romance” and a smash LP titled ‘‘Have Blues Must Travel.” Vic related to Spot prexy, John L. Criner, on a cross-country promo trek in behalf of us that Gogi Grant was pacted by the Liberty label and has a new platter titled “If Don & Dewey’s “Slummin’ ” and “Fiddlin’ The Illues,” which he notes, is And When” which according to Vic, is . . a knockout. . Jerry Allan, receiving lotsa favorable response. He’s also plugging away on the Olympics, Allan Records, just returned from a successful trip whom he manages, and their Demon waxing of “Private Eye” backed with and was elated to find Harold (“How Wild Can A Woman Be”) Ward being held over “(Baby) Hully Gully” and has been accompanying Fred Smith of Arvee at the Club Moderne. E. G. Abner, Vee-Jay-Abner Records, is happy to (Hollywood) on a promo tour for Beamon Young’s “The Love I Just Lost.” announce the signing Beamon did the 9/30 Dick Clark’er. Criner adds that of Wynton Kelley, a jazz pianist, who according to Ab is the most. Ab spared a minute he’s switched distribs—to Allstate in Chicago, B&H to tell us that Memphis Slim has a newie titled in Detroit and Superior in N.Y. . . . Susan Barrett “Steppin’ Out,” and that Jerry Butler’s makes her LP bow this week with a Capitol package latest sizzler titled “I Was Wrong” is on fire. . . . Leonard Chess, tagged “Emotions.” . . . Pianist Ramsey Lewis and Phi Chess, Max Cooperstein, Jack his trio, drummer-Eldee Young and bassist-Red Holt, and Tracey, Chess Prod. Corp., are very thrilled over the currently in a 10/6 thru 10/18 stand at the Village new Benny Goodman LP titled “Benny Rides Again” which is Vanguard. . . . Play Me topper. Bill Justis, in to plug III! getting excellent reaction. . . . Morrie Price, » H w w Arnold Buddy Shepherd’s “I’m Hypnotized” (he does the ^ Record Distribs, is very joyous over 10/19 Dick Clark outing) and his own “Cloud Nine” A B “Woo Hoo” by Rock-A-Teens which is climbing the charts at noise-maker on Phillips. . . . Rick Adams, lead singer a tremendous pace. Henry Grossman of Arnold of the Fireflies, currently clicking with “You Were urges us to tune an ear to “Trouble In Mind” by Luck Mine” on Ribbon, now a one-third partner (and ^ A&R man), along with Rocky Bellarmino and Lou fa Millinder on the Todd label, which according to Henry has that big hit look. . . . Jack White Harold M. Ezzo, in the Twin Records and Lorma Music firms. & BROWNS Davis, Warner Bros. Records, tell us that Lou notes that Alpha (N.Y.), Essex (N.J.) and “The SUSAN BARRETT Place” Seaboard (Northeast) are now handling the Twin Theme From Summer b/w “Bourbon Street Beat” by Don Ralke is a tei’rific number and should start zooming sky high. line which at the present is hot with “Sweet Little Jack sez to listen to the French version of “Like Young” by The Smart Set Babyface” and “Cross Made Of Stone.” . . . Columbia’s Jerry Vale into the and you’ll really enjoy it. . . . Barney Fields, Capitol Records, flippin’ over Chez Parree, in Providence, R.L, for a week beginning 10/5. . . . Skedded “Talk To Me” by Frank Sinatra, “Worried Man” by The Kingston Trio, and for a 10/23 thru 10/29 stand, at the Brooklyn Paramount, is the Brooklyn Johnny October, which will be headin’ for charts. Jazz Festival (produced by Franklin Geltman) and featured are the Count “Growing Prettier” by the

. . . H. Martin Distribs, Basie Ork with Joe Williams, Dakota Staton, Miles Davis, George Shearing, Jimmy Martin and Morrie Goldman, James announced last week that Ronald Bernstein was appointed sales manager for the “London Lambert, Hendricks and Ross, comic-Don Adams and MC-Symphony Sid. . . . will be working out of their home office here in Chi. . . . Henry Erroll Garner’ll be presented by S. Hurok in his 1st Carnegie Hall recital, 10/16. Group” and Friedman, prexy of Midwest Mercury Record Distribs, is thrilled over “Smooth * * « H: * Operator” by Sarah Vaughan, Dinah Washington’s newie titled “Unfor-

gettable” and Russ Carlyle’s new disk “Studola Pumpa.” . . . Mein host Frank The three wonderful Browns, Jim Edward, Maxine and Bonnie, in for Holzfiend flips over the hot jazz organist, Jimmy Box visit and to tell us about “Scarlet Ribbons,” the follow-up to a Cash Smith, who’s currently in at Frank’s Blue Note Bells.” the trail their chart-topping “Three New mama Maxine back on p.a. jazz palace with the Charley Shavers quartet. and baby sister Norma, who subbed for her, is back in Ahmad Jamal is due in at the Blue Note 10/21. school. The trio does the 10/13 Arthur Murray TV’er. . . . Jerry Ferber, ARC Records, stopped in to ™J W . . . Heartwarming to hear about the baby boy born tell us that Skip Milo was in Chi on a national Mary Ford, of the Les Paul & Mary Ford team, W ^ promotion tour and made a whirl-wind tour of who’ve had some unfortunate experiences in that dept. the deejays promoting his latest waxing titled The duo also has an adopted child. Congrats to them “Jo Baby.” . . . Frank Campana, national promo and to 20th-Fox’ Trude Adams, who also recently chief for Columbia Records, just left Chi with

. . . Bartel, gave bir’th to a dot’er. Lou new Sales Columbia’s newest rage. Crash Craddock. Frank Mgr. for Billy Martin’s diskery, very Dwain high advises that Crash will be heading for the west on ‘"Hawaiian Honeymoon” by Charlie & Billy (Billy coast to make a screen test. . . . Nat “King” of “String Trumpets” note). . . . Mure Of Here’s RAMSEY LEWIS TRIO Cole, currently at the Chez Paree, set for a hoping for Cole, a speedy recovery for Cozy who guest-stint on the Perry Como Show 10/21. had to have an emergency appendix operation during Ids recent stay at the (Colonial Tavern in Toronto. LOS ANGELES: He’s back here now in Madison Hospital and, of course, cancel out of college engage- Class Records topper, Leon Rene’, all excited about the new Googie Rene’ BILL JUSTIS had to numerous ments. His current wax representation is “D Natural package, “Romesville,” reporting it’s taking off like a single. . . . Liberty guitar-vocal Bud and Travis, set for a three-week’er at Mr. Rock” on King. . . . Max Lutz items that Bill Tracy Records team.

scored big on a recent Asan .Freed outing with the Del-Fi slice, “Taps To Kelly’s, Chicago, opening 10/19. . . . Capitol Records elated over the initial Summer.” ... A Dick aco'fs telegram tells us that everyone at Coral feels reaction to the Elmer Bernstein LP, “Staccato,” featuring music from the

. . . hit that Teresa Brewer has a ; .oiash in her latest release, “Mexicali Rose” and new TV show of the same name. Prince Records looking for a in

“If You Like-A Me.” . . i'ania Grossinger items that Eddie Morgan’s the Scarlets’ waxing of “Stampede.” . . . New vocal find, Billy Watkins, out 20th-Fox deck, “Ingenue/ )..>ved popular with a recent WNTA-TV “Rate with his initial effort on the Challenge label, “You’re Unforgettable.” . . .

The Record” jury. . . . Fra- t- Meils and Randy Starr, just back from a coast The Four Coins, along with Eddie Grady and the Commanders, racking up a to coast promotion trip i(h look them into every key area, report that successful week-end stint at the Hollywood Palladium 10/9-10. . . . Sam the Mayflower record of ‘Enchanted Sea” which Frank and Randy wrote Cooke’s Keen disking of “There I’ve Said It Again,” voted Pick-Hit-Of-the- his and produced, is enjoyin.e- ;--,emendous sales and looks like it will be the Week on KFWB. . . . Hi Fi Records Arthur Lyman and group, currently girl biggest instrumental of th.; year. The future plans for Mayflower, “Sea” headlining at the Crescendo. . . . Bret Kennedy is the new promotion

is their second release, -deludes releases by other artists, who are in the for Milt Wiess’ Milton Phono Records Co. . . . Teddy Rambeau getting process of being signed, al ing with their entry into the album field. (Continued on page 33)

‘'‘Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” ! The Cash Box^ Music Page 33 October 17, 193' Record Ramblings

(Continued from page 32) deejay attention with his debut pairing on the Tops label, “That’s 411 I Ask” Ballad of the Year! Rodgers waxing his first kiddie record, Wilhe, set for Christmas release will be tied in with a heavy Willie merchandising campaign. Already set are “Wistful Willie” dolls' children s clothing, picture books, and a filmed animated cartoon Lee Redman of Revolvo Records, reporting very good deejay reaction to “Please Dont Cecil . . . Go,” by Null. Dave Miller and George Phillips of Somerset Records, in town visiting with Jim Warren at Central Record Sales Jim very happy to have Herb Abramson’s new line. Blaze Records, which is currently swinging with “Tennessee Waltz.” ***** Fess Parker’s Cascade Records completing ar- rangements with Paramount Pictures for the initial LOVE waxing and release of “The Jayhawkers,” title song from the Panama and Frank production in which

Parker co-stars. . . . Bob Keene, Del-Fi Records prexy, announced this week the completion of a new LP by The Balladeers, with reaction to the group’s current outing of “Morning Star,” hitting strong. OF YOU Irwin Zucker informs Kitty Kallen’s fast-climbing Columbia slice, “If I Give My Heart To You,” as the b w TINY TIM .Sii singer’s biggest since her two-million seller of “Little Things Mean ’54. Lot,” in . KITTY KALLEN A . . The Mary 2041 Kaye Trio cutting a single with Edd “Kookie” Byrne's Warner Bros. Records, with disk set for * * 1. release 7? ^ coincide with the Triors mid-October guest stint on Strip” tv’er. ... Sid Talmadge’s Record Merchandising now distributingX the Dawn and Beautiful Instrumental Seeco labels. . . . Songstress Dorita’s initial Syca- moie Recoids deck. Kiss, Kiss, Kiss,” with backstopping supplied by Jack Costanzo and his ork, makes its debut this . . week. . World Pacific Records’ recent pactee’s. The Uniques, warbling their first pairing for the label “That’s MICKEY Love” BAKER and “Cross Fingers.” . . My . New diskery, Astor Records,’ kickino- oft with Johnny M ells’ Como-sounding slice, “Lonely . Moon.” . . RCA Victor looking for one of the big clicks of the year with the Islev Bros exciting kk “THIRD “Shout.” . . . Connie Freed, 14 year old lass from Beverly' Hills out with “Best Of All” b/w “Don’t Leave Me,” on the Challenge label. . . . Nat “King” BAIA Cole’s new Capitol package, “A Mis Amigos” (To MAN THEME My Friends) in Spanish and Portuguese, set for a re- lease date in 2042 November. . . . The Cast of Nat Nig- s Country America” recently hosted a chuck wagon dinner party at the Rockett Studios for the

local scribes. . . . Audio Fidelity prexy, Sid Frey, sitlsintio reoords in town to record Louis Armstrong in a new stereo technique. . . . Victor Records hosted a cocktail party for Della Reese last week during her stint at The Cloisters to celebrate her first big hit for the label, “Don’t You Know,” which first broke on the West Coast. HERE AND THERE: HOUSTON—Duke-Peacock-Backbeat topper, Don Robey, GLORIA SMYTHE reports that the other end of Bobby Blue Bland’s “Stranded” r&b click, “Is It Real,” is start- to bust thru the pop sales barriers. tbnt tlio He also notes orders for the Sensational Nightingales’ newn7v LP,T^P Songs Of Praise.” . . . PHILADELPHIA— Cosnat’s Shirley Rubin Orioles’ “Crying In Bohb’v"ro" 7® The Chapel” (jubilee), Tennessee Waltz” (Blaze), Tommy Facenda’s “Hmp Sr a7, (AOantic) and Dave “Baby” Cortez’ “Piano Shuffle” allah havebLf thattW big 1 hit look. ... Ed S. Barsky’s Fran .Murphy’s excited with Soiu-y” (MGM), Frankie & Johnny’s “Big Clem” and Johnny (Lido) Wells Lonely Moon’ (Astor). In town this Berman week were Shelley to appear m Girls Against The Boys” (“Outside Shelley Berman” “Inside” Verve LP), Joe London to do his It Might Have Been’ (Liberty) on the Hy Lit-Dale Hawkins Show and .John Leslie to plug away on his “The Story Of My

Life” (Liberty). . . . The hottest record in Philly according to Chips’ Bob Heller, is the Islander's’ Enchanted Sea” (Mayflower) and their best selling package is “Shepard And His Flock Swing” (Roul- an ear ette). The label’s promo man, Harry Fink, escorted the Rock-A-Teens over to the Dick Clark offering where they did their “Woo Hoo” hit. Also on the distribs hit list are the 101 Strings’ “Back Beat Symphony” (a Somerset single) and the Channels’ “The Girl Next . . Door” (Fire). . BOSTON—Citation ICrt fjim Records now I^ear! located at 40 . Central St. . . SCOTTS- DALE, ARIZ.—Johnny Johnson items that the Mod- ernaires follow the record-breaking Rowen & Martin comedy team into the Safari, 10/12. TEDDY RAMBEAU1 ***** JOHNNY CASH INDIANAPOLIS—Chirp Gloria Smythe, currently Club, out with vr ij « -,5 her initial pairing on World Pacific, Gee Baby” “I’ll sings b/w Be Over.” . . . SHREVEPORT Stans Record Shop has the following on its “moving fast” list: “Woo Hoo” by the Rock-A-Teens (Roulette); “You Brought A New Kind Of Love” by Joe the most stirring Williams (Roulette); “So Near And Yet So Far” by Little Anthony (End); Pleadin’ For Love” by Roscoe Shelton (Excello); “You’re Mine” by the Falcons (Unart); “Love Potion #9” b/w “Stay Awhile” by the Clovers (United and inspiring

Artists). . . . NASHVILLE—Young writers Ron & Jimmy Isle have had a remarkable 16 sides recorded over the last month, including the current song Marvin Rainwater issue of “Young Girls” and two sides by NRC’s Tony of our time! Bellus. Ron and Jimmy, who are brothers, both record—Jimmy for Sun and Ron for MGM. The boys are under exclusive writing contracts with Kenny Marlow Music, owned by Nashville attorney and publisher Kenny COLUMBIA^ RECORDS Marlow. > "Columbia" (g) Maicas Reg. A division ol Columbia Btoadcasling System. Inc. “It’s W hat’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—IXTERNATIOXALLY” C,mh Box. Music Page 34 October 17, 1959 Album Reviews ($1.49 thru $2.98) Rock MOJVa URJSL Best Sellers “COCKTAIL SWING” Jack Sterling and Quintet, Harmony HL-7202, $1.98 Best Sellers Content: Sterling’s CBS radio show quintet offers “Love Is Here To Stay”, “Speak Low”, “How High The Moon”, others. Cover: Color shot of Sterling, Stereo Albums Stereo Albums a cocktail, and four lovelies, set the scene. Eye-catcher. Performance: Solid group, heard mornings on Sterling’s New York radio show, includes Tyree (Regular Priced) Glenn, Mary Osborne, Buddy Jones, Andy Fitz and Tony Aless, a good group. (Low Priced) They swing on the standard material, making for a pleasant cocktail hour sound, listenable any iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii hour of the day. Commercial Value: Should be strong iiiiiiiiiiiiii in N.Y. with daily radio show performances, and for jazz lover, nationally, EXOTICA the SOUL OF SPAIN there’s some top musicianship. Should move fast. Martin Denny (Liberty LST-7034) 101 Strings (Stereo Fidelity SF 6600) “TEXAS JIM ROBERTSON” Design DLP-115, $1.49 Content: Country and western hits from the past include: “Mockin’ Bird QUIET VIILAGE PORGY AND BESS Hill”, “You Are My Sunshine”, “Slipping Around”, others. Cover: Natural 2 Martin Denny (Liberty LST-7122) 2 Mundell Lowe (Camden CAS-490) color shot of “Texas Jim” with guitar, in western surroundings. Good C&W jacket. Performance: Country favorite slips easily through some country SOUTH PACIFIC & PETER GUNN western chestnuts with typical aplomb, his bass predominating throughout. Movie Cast (RCA Victor LSO-1032) 3 3 Aaron Beil (Lion SL-70112) Selections offer variety of tunes. Commercial Value: Pleasant package could catch with all markets on strength of country sound and selections. PETER GUNN “DINO Henry Mancini (RCA Victor LSP-1956) GIGI MARTINELLI PLAYS MUSIC FOR CHRISTMAS” Harmony HL- Hill Bowen Orch. (Camden CAS-436) 7206, $1.98 _ MORE JOHNNY'S Content: “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen”, “0 Holy Night”, “Silent Night”, 5 GREATEST HITS GRAND CANYON SUITE others. Cover: Christmas artwork in color depicts various holiday scenes. Johnny Mathis (Columbia CS-81B0) Performance: Commercial use of strings in Hill Bowen Orch. (Camden CAS-468) arrangement makes for new dimension of listening with Christmas hymns given a ballad-type sound. THE KINGSTON TRIO MANTOVANI: SHOWCASE Commercial Value: A good all around holiday music package encompassing AT LARGE most of the Christmas hymn catalog—should attract. 6 Mantovani (London SS-1) Kingston Trio (Capitol ST-1199) “ANNIE GET YOUR GUN AND CALL ME MADAM”, Warren Vincent and His Orch., Design DLP-116, FILM ENCORES BROADWAY SPECTACULAR $1.49 Content: Its Mantovani (London PS-124) Norman Leyden (Camden CAS-467) “They Say Wonderful”, “Its A Lovely Day Today”, “Anything You Can Do”, “The Best Things In Life”, others. Cover: Large title lettering TABOO in color smartly displayed. Performance: Larry Douglas and Judy Lynn TV JAZZ THEMES team up on the best selections from these Broadway hit shows in a style Arthur Lymon 8 g Video All Stars (Stereo Fidelity 8800) (HiFi 806) usually associated with the stage rather than the commercial sound studio. Douglas has performed on the legit stage. Commercial Value: Should catch HEAVENLY TV ACTION JAZZ rack sales on strength of titles and jacket. Johnny Mathis (Columbia CS-8152) Mundell Lowe (RCA Camden) “DICK CONTINO AND HIS ACCORDION” David Carroll and His Orch. Wing MGW-12122, $1.98 LORD'S PRAYER 77 SUNSET STRIP Content: “Twilight Time”, “Poinciana”, “Bewitched”, others. Cover: Color Mormon Tabernacle Choir Aaron Bell shot of Contino at work, with bold red lettering featured at top. Performance: W 6068) 10 (Columbia MS (Lion-SL 70116) The Carroll orch. backs Contino in an easy listening deck of oldies show- casing the accordion styles in a most pleasing fashion. Nice sound. Com- mercial Value: The Contino fans should jump at this low-pricer jammed with top selections. Good rack merchandise.

“VOL. 1, GREATEST VOICES OF A GOLDEN ERA” Design DLP-121, $1.49 Content: Variety of tracks previously recorded on cylinders and 14" disks include John McCormack, Enrico Caruso, Rosa Ponselle, others. Cover: Features color head shots of the various artists of the “golden era” with large title lettering. Reflects contents well. Performance: Dating back as Rock far as the early 1900’s, the package features some of the world’s greatest Rock artists on original recordings complete with surface sounds that were unavoid- able during this time. Sound highlights the artistry of voices such as Best Sellers McCormack’s and Caruso’s and offers much enjoyment to the listener. Com- Best Sellers mercial Value: Strictly for the collector, or older set, but a gem at price. “GYPSY MAGIC” The Kardos Trio, Harmony HL-7207, $1.98 Monaural Albums Monaural Albums Content: The Ernest Kardos violin, of classical fame, is heard here with a trio on “Autumn Leaves”, “Hora Staccato”, “Two Guitars”, and others. (Regular Priced) Cover: Color shot of a gypsy beauty, in flattering color hues. Good display. (Low Priced) Performance: Kardos string work excels on semi-classical offerings, with “Autumn Leaves”, a good sound, added to the serving. Should satisfy lovers listening KINGSTON TRIO AT LARGE IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH of the violin and gypsy styles. Commercial Value: Good with appeal 1 market. The Kardos classical followers could add to a ready market £ Kingston Trio (Capitol T-1 199) MANTOVANI: to wide SHOWCASE for this type music. Mantovani (London MS-5) _ MORE JOHNNY'S GREATEST 2 HITS SOUL OF SPAIN Johnny Mathis (Columbia CL-1344) 101 Strings (Somerset SF-6600) MORE MUSIC FROM Special Sleeves 3 PETER GUNN JUST FOR YOU Henry Mancini (RCA Victor LPM-2040) 3 Perry Como (Camden 440)

EXOTICA 77 SUNSET STRIP iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HAMILTON “ON MY WAY BACK HOME” Epic 5-9342, b/w “A Great 4 Martin Denny (Liberty LRP-3034) Aaron Bell (Lion L ROY 4 70116) Romance” Hamilton receives The Cash Box Pick of the Week award in this issue for THE HUNGRY i PETER GUNN shot of the singer on each Kingston Trio (Capitol T-1107) his latest effort wrapped with a black and white Aaron Bell (Lion L 70112) side, while selections stand out in bold purple. Roy’s name strong at top QUIET VILLAGE on both sides of sleeve. EDDY ARNOLD Martin Denny (Liberty LRF-3122) THE KALIN TWINS “WHY DON’T YOU BELIEVE ME” Decca 9-30977 Eddy Arnold (Camden 471) b/w “The Meaning of the Blues” A DATE WITH ELV6S The Kalins were awarded The Cash Bo.x Pick of the Week last week, (Oct. 10 Elvis Presley T.V. ACTION JAZZ issue) for this entry. Sleeve features color shot of the twins with the Kalin (RCA Victor LPM-20U) Mendel Lowe (RCA Camden CAL 522) name in orange and at top. Flip features four Decca LP’s currently on market. HEAVENLY ANNETTE “FIRST NAME INITIAL” Vista F-349 “My Heart Became of Age” THE GREAT ARTIE Johnny Mathis (Columbia CL-135!) SHAW The sweet singing songbird received “The Cash Box Pick of the Week” for Artie Shaw (RCA Camden CA 465) this effort in the October 3 issue. Features full face color shot of the pretty titles top. Pink and red hues LET'S ALL SING WITH THg singer with a “personalized” autograph and at CHIPMUNKS FLOWER DRUM SONG lend themselves to display. 9 David Seville & Chipmunks Various Artists (Design 98) DONNY LEE MOORE “I’M BUGGIN’ OUT LITTLE BABY” Shelley 1000 (Liberty LRP-3122) b/w “Empty Arms, Empty Heart” singer is silhouetted within a yellow background. WITH THESE HANDS SOUL OF SPAIN—Vol. II Black and white shot of reverse side with results of a teenage record review 10 Roger Williams (Kapp KL-1147) 101 Strings (Somerset P-9900) Titles are listed on pointing to popularity of this disk with teenagers. Good gimmick.

‘"'Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX’ The Cash Box, Music Page 35 r October 17, 195^ Morton Gould Honored

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I Orchestra !: SLEEPING BEAUTY Darlene Gillespie (Mickey Mouse MM-32) ZORRO ATTENTION PROGRAM 2 Zorro (Micky Mouse MM-2S) DIRECTORS POPEYE'S FAVORITE I € « If Your Station Is Not On SEA CHANTrtS Our J Mailing List For L.P. And Single Allen Swift (RCA Bluebird LBY-101S) Release Samples, Please Let Us TALES FROM THE Know Immediately. GREAT BOOK Joseph Cotton & Robert Preston (RCA Bluebird LBY-1014) NEW Morton YORK Gould (center), RCA Victor rec'ording’ artist, re- C FUN IN SHARILAND ceives the Institute of High Fidelity Manufacturers’ award " J Shari Lewis for “Outstanding (RCA Bluebird LBY-1006) Contribution desi'gn to Music in 1959” from Joseph Benjamin (left), president of » RECORDS N Prod, of Pickwick Sales Corp., L.I.C. TOM THUMB the institute. At right is Alan Kayes, manager of Red Seal A&R. 1, N.Y.' The award was made at the opening of the New York 6 Sound Track High Fidelity Show, (Lion-L 700S4) Oct. 6. Gould’s latest Victor album is Tchaikovsky’s “1812 Overture.” GOLDEN CREST n PETER PAN * Norman Leydon (RCA Victor LBY-1009) The Wallers Ray Katz Resigns WMGM; Thiele Signs Fielding For THE LITTLE ENGINE Will Devote Full Time To g THAT COULD Signature Album Series WAILIN’ Paul Wing (RCA Bluebird 1008) Durgom-Katz Associates b/w LEGEND NEW YORK — Bob Thiele, prexy OF WYATT EARP SHANGHIED Shorty Long (RCA Bluebird LBY-1004) of Hanover-Signature Records, an- NEW YORK—Raymond Katz, as- CR 532 nounced last week the signing of sociate director in BAMBI of radio station Jerry Fielding for a series of albums Shirley PHONE OR WIRE GOLDEN CREST RECORDS Temple (RCA Bluebird LBY-I0I2) WMGM in charge of programming, for Signature. The first album will 220 ,B'WA'I . . HUNTINGTON STATION, be recorded immediately N, Y. announced last week that he has re- and released HAmliton 3-7090 prior to Christmas. signed his position to devote full Fielding is currently the musical time to his personal management firm, director of the Betty Hutton TV Durgom-Katz. His resignation is ef- series. He has previously recorded fective Nov. 2. with a dance orchestra for Decca Records, and has recorded as Arthur Tolchin, WMGM’s execu- arranger- conductor for the Hi-Los, Debbie Rey- tive vice president and director, will Rack nolds, Ruth Olay, Pat Boone and many assume Katz’s duties until a successor other recording artists. has been named. Thiele first became acquainted with Fielding Best Sellers In disclosing his resignation, Katz while he was at Dot Records where he used Fielding as arranger- said: “The substantial growth of Extended Play conductor for Debbie Reynolds. Thiele Durgom-Katz Associates and its ex- commented that he believes Fielding pansion plans for (EP’s) the future, together to be the most creative and exciting with the ever-increasing stature of arranger-conductor on the scene today. TOUCH OF GOLD WMGM and its demands on the time Fielding’s contract calls for ap- Elvis Presley (RCA Victor EPA-5088) proval to do of its executives, made necessary this additional recording with r 5 other artists for other labels. trfi'gents decision. I leave Art Tolchin and all RICKY SINGS AGAIN 2 Ricky my associates at the station with a Nelson (Imperial IMP-159, 60, 61) keen sense of regret.” E-l Accelerates Single Releases JOEY’S SONG SIDE BY SIDE Initial expansion plan for Durgom- Pat & Shirley Boone (Dot N1076) Katz is the addition of a Hollywood office about Nov. 1. Katz and his part- HOLLYWOOD — Edison-Interna- Bill Haley tional Records PETER GUNN ner Bullets Durgom will divide their is embarking on an ac- time between both costs. celerated single release program of Henry Mancini (RCA Victor EPA-4333) four a month, label topper Jack Ames New ventures planned by Durgom- disclosed last week. Initial release KINGSTON Katz include TRIO AT LARGE the production of a film under the new release schedule is the Kingston g Trio (Capitol EAP-1, 2, 31199) based on the new novel, “Buffalo Sol- Five Trojans’ “Little Doll.” diers,” rights for which were recently HOLD THAT TIGER purchased. Other properties are ebing B Fabian (Chancellor A-5003) sought for motion picture and legiti- mate SONGS BY RICKY theatre. Ricky Nelson Durgom-Katz also (Imperial IMP-162, 3, 4) plan to develop and produce TV packages, some of HYMNS which will be in partnership with Tenn. Ernie Ford (Capitol EAP-1, 2, 3-756) their clients. The Durgom-Katz client roster includes among others, Jaye P. HEAVENLY Morgan, Marguerite Piazza, the Four Johnny Mathis Aces, Jules Munshin, Bobby (Columbia B-13511, 12, 13) Van, John LaSalle Quartet, Enzo Stuarti, the Newport THAT'S ALL Youth Band and Patricia Wilson, who is co-starring jg Bobby Darin (Atco EP-4S04) in the new 701 S'eventh Broadway-bound musical, “Fiorello.” Ave,, N.Y. 36 • Circle 5-4680 What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—USTERXATIONALLY” Cash Box, Music Page 36 October 17, 1959

A SMASH lU Frank Gari LOOKING singing AHEAD Sure LIL GIRL Ribbon 6903 Shots A compilation, in order of strength, of up and coming records showing RSBBON RECORDS signs of breaking into The Cash Box 1619 Broadway, N. Y. C. Top 100. List is compiled from retail

outlets. The Cash Box "Sure Shots" highlight records which reports from retail dealers through- out the nation indicate are either already beginning to sell in quantity or else give every sign of doing so. A New Smash! WE GOT LOVE 1 Bobby Rydell (Cameo 169) Fats Domino CLOUDS 'IN THE MOOD" Spacemen (Alton 254) “I’ve Been Around” Rendezvous 110 MARIE Ernie Fields 3 Four Tunes (Jubilee 6000) “Be My Guest” # 5629 YOU MUST TRY 4 Guides (Guyden 2023) 9/12 'OH CAROL" Pick of the Week

ipen; I'M A HOG FOR YOU Victor 7595 5 Coasters (Atco 5146) Neil Sedaka RCA

ARE YOU SORRY 6 Joni James (MGM 12828) 'BAD GIRL" Best Bet 8'1 CHILDHOOD SWEETHEART 7 Chuck Berry (Chess 1737) Miracles Chess 1734 ROCKIN' LADY 8 Penny Candy (Rockaway/Flippin" 201) SHADOWS HEARTACHES BY THE 9 5 Satins (Ember 1056) NUMBER" Best Bet 9 19

I AIN'T SHARIN' SHARON Mitchell Columbia 41476 10 Buddy Knox (Roulette 4179) Guy

11 THE WAY TO MY HEART ** Valerie Carr (Roulette 4181) 'THERE COMES A TIME' Pick of the Week 9 '19 true LOVE, TRUE LOVE The Most J2 Drifters (Atlantic 2040) Jack Scott Carlton 519 Exciting GROWIN' PRETTIER Sound 13 Johnny October (Capitol 4267) on LIZA JANE LOVE WALKED IN" Pick of the Week 8 22 Records 14 Dale Hawkins (Chess 934) End 1055 MIDNIGHT STROLL Flamingos liVliHIlST 15 Revels (Norgolde 103)

IT MW3HT HAVE BEEN 16 Joe London (Liberty 55209) IF I GIVE MY HEART Cash Box “Pick Of The Week” Best Bet 9 12 MEXICAN JOE TO YOU" Billboard “Spotlight” 17 Mitchell Torok (Guyden 2028) Kitty Kallen Columbia 41483 Billy Donahue BUT NOT FOR ME 18 Ella Fitzgerald (Verve 10180) k k 00 DARLING” Tops Extends Dealer Offer Catalog TO A YOUNG LOVER UA Album Coed 519 Tassels (Madison 121) LOS ANGELES—Dealer response NEW YOEK—United Artists Rec- E ir" on LITTLE QUEENIE to the Tops $1.40 free album offer has ords has released its first Long Play- '-..c o to Tops catalog. illus- been sensational according- ing album The 32-page MW Jerry Lee Lewis (Sun 330) , RECORDS Prexy, Carl Doshay. “At last count trated booklet in 3 colors, provides 1619. Broad\i»oy:-^? v New Y. over 1800 requests had been received complete information on 98 albums. DEAR SOMEONE with more coming in all the time, and Song titles, a complete index, a nu- Johnny Restivo (RCA Victor 7601) because of this tremendous response, merical album listing and price list we have decided to extend the ten free are included for retailers’ and con- LPs offer for another 30 days,” said sumers’ convenience. The catalog in- all released or sched- I CLOUD NINE Doshay. cludes albums Justis (Phillips 3544) uled for release on the U.A. label I Bill The label recently offered new dealers, via ads and publicity re- through December of this year. leases, ten free albums of their choice A special feature of the catalog is A A BOYS DO CRY for simply mailing in a letter of re- a 7 musical category break down en- tbV Joe Bennett & Sparkletones (Paris 537) quest. The purpose of the promotional abling the reader to find the type of offer was two-fold: 1. To prove to the album he is interested in quickly. FANCY NANCY dealer that Tops $1.49 albums were Albums that fit into more than one and category are cross-indexed. ! Skip & Flip (Brent 7005) equal in musical presentation quality of pressings to any $3.98 LP. Bulk shipments of the catalog are sent distributors and retail- THERE I'VE SAID IT AGAIN 2. To encourage record dealers to being to ers. special consumer mailing of ^ Sam Cooke (Keen 82105) open accounts with Tops and stock A Tops merchandise. over 50,000 is also being made.

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ala Records announce that, commencing October 1st, they ^asing will be re- 45 r.p m singles retailing at 4s.0d. each. Some of the material for lese disks will be drawn from the American masters, others will be the recorded y company themselves. Sidings of the first two singles will be by Steve '' singer Helen Thomson who was -centlyventl successfu7 in an International TV competition. The Gala Record Label as first launched in October, 1958. They started by distributing E.P’s only he mateiial for these was taken from the American companies. Bell and lomenade. The initial release comprising 24 disks were originally priced 6s 6d. but are now selling at 6s.3d. Public response to these low priced icoids was immediate enabling a yast expansion of output. This took the am of 12 L.Ps which were released in June this year. The material for ^ese came from the American Tops and Design labels as well as Bell and romenade. These L.P’s sold at 16s.9d. Monty Lewis, Director of Gala Records ates that these are the lowest priced L.P’s yet sold in this country These ala releases include disks by Lena Horne, Billy Daniels, Mel Torme,' Sammy avis Jnr. and The Inkspots, together with a complete series of Broadway usicals by rhe A1 Goodman Orchestra. Monty Lewis also says that sales of s labels classical L.P’s are surprisingly good. These include disks by The mphony Ot The Air Orchestra, originally known as The Toscannini oVches- a. Gala, besides using the normal record outlets such as’ record dealers ve selling points in general stores and bookshops throughout the country La also have the e.xclusive rights to the Walt Disney Children’s Label in 1 '; IS country.

A unique honour has been bestowed on the Decca Record Company by le ^ lenna Philharmonic organisation (controlling the famous Vienna Phil- rmonic Orchestra) by the award of its silver Otto Nicolai Medal (named ter the composer-founder of the Vienna Philharmonic) to the Decca Record mpany recording 20 crew, John Culshaw, Gordon Parry and Jimmy Browne recognition of their achievements and service to the Orchestra over the’ st five years. Except for rare occasions this is an honour usually conferred eminent conductors and artistes. These three backroom boys' have been sponsible for many operatic recordings and have recently completed Verdi’s ida.”

Dave King has arrived back in England after a sensational success in iierican television. His visit, having been extended for six weeks, King 's mtually arrived back in England with a £250,000 film contract to do five nedy films for 20th Century Fox within the next five years. As soon as .es are fixed for King’s next American commitments his London agents, 1 H & Leslie Grade will go ahead with plans for engagements in this country, the meantime. King is taking things a little easy but is lined up to appear 2 “The Dave King Show’’ on A.T.V’s “Saturday Spectacular’’ on October h. Record wise. King’s latest disk “High Hopes’’ is released on Pye 5 ernational.

The latest 4 ‘find’ by Pye International is 23-year old David Macbeth whose t recording, “Mr. Blue’’ is to be released on October 9th (The Fleetwoods 6 Sion is currently high in “The Cash Box” charts). Macbeth attended an htion for Pye on Wednesday afternoon at 3.30 p.m. and two hours 8 later was under contract. The following day he recorded “Mr. Blue” on the t take. David Platz, Director and London Manager of The Essex Music Publishing 9 npany is at present on the Continent with his American chief, Howard S. hmond, who is in Europe until October 15th. They are visiting some of / 3 ir continental companies in Amsterdam, Cologne and Brusells. Essex dish the current hit “I Ain’t Gonna Lead This Life No More” recorded by mkie Vaughan on Philips and Dean Martin on Capitol. The Connay Twitty version of the British standard, “Danny Boy,” currently 39 in “The Cash Box” charts and shooting up fast, has caused a spot bother over here. Publishers, Boosey & Hawkes hold the copyright s of the cs and permission was given by the American branch of Boosey & Hawkes wax in the States. However, London Director, Ralph Boosey has tanned record over here in its present form. Norman Newell, A & R man for 1.1. has arranged 3 with Arnold Maxin, President of M.G.M. Records in New k to have new lyrics written and a re-recording made for distribution 2 Jreat Britain.

Drummer pianist, Tony Crombie and his new 8-piece Orchestra has just ned at London’s Flamingo Jazz Club. The Orchestra comprises: Stan cey—Piano vibes, 1 and Jeff Clyne—Bass, Leon Calvert—Lead trumpet, Condon 2nd trumpet, A1 Newman—Lead alto doubling tenor, flute, bass inet and clarinet, 6 Bobby Wellins—tenor sax, Harry Klein—baritone sax, Crombie leading from drums and piano. Crombie has just completed the 7 •e for a 39-week TV series entitled “Man From Interpol” due on the fish screens in December. His latest disk bearing the same title is released 4 the Top Rank label. Jeff Kruger, who manages Crombie will be in the bes from October 13th to November 1st. He will be meeting Ed Danziger, LO I the of studios responsible for “Man From Interpol” in New York, to rdinate the release of the Crombie disk with the screening of the TV es in the States in mid-November. Besides the Crombie orchestra, Kruger handles top British jazz Jazz men, Ronnie Ross (who has just completed I.S. tour), Ronnie Scott, Eddie Thompson, Tommy Whittle and Tony “I ^h€it’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—IlSTERNATIONALLl — ?T

Incentive Plan On B. G. Treasure Chest

NEW YORK — MGM Records is putting a big distrib-dealer push be- hind its newly released “Benny Good- man Treasure Chest” a 3-disk affair (also available in 3 separate volumes) The unforgettable folk opera “Porgy And Bess,” in 1935 written George of never-before released Goodman re- by cordings made between 1937-38. Gershwin, is going to conquer the Benelux, especially on the record. There are several performances of the “Porgy And Bess” music on LPs—Harry The distrib will get: 1. A 15% Belafonte-Lena Horne (RCA), Sammy Davis-Gil Evans (Fontana) and pianist discount in merchandise of October Hank Jones (Capitol). These records illumine “Porgy And Bess” as well releases; 2. Prizes to distrib and from opera-side as from pop and jazz. distrib salesmen as incentives to sell Here the most important albums are the performances from Louis Arm- this deal. country will be divided The strong and Ella Fitzgerald on Verve and the original soundtrack recording: into four sections by BPI ratings. “The Samuel Goldwyn Motion Picture Production” on Philips. Last-named One distrib out of each of the areas LP is taken in a magnificent colourful album, in which is told the complete will receive transistor radio for the Porgy And Bess story (with 15 photos from the film). Its Stars Robert Mc- best performance over quota. There Ferrin as Porgy, Adele Addison as Bess and Cab Calloway as Sportin’ Life. will be a prize for the distrib’s top In the Benelux the film (Todd-AO) will be in circulation in the begining saleman consisting of a transistor of 1960. radio. 3. 30-60-90 day dating. 4. Dis- Jazz impresarios are looking forward to a busy 1959-1960 concert season. trib’s big buyers can get a transistor The well-known jazz promoter in Holland, Paul Acket, presents a concert clock radio if he purchases 500 or Sunday-evening, October 11 in the Kurzaal (Scheveningen) and the Concert- more B.G. Albums. MGM will ship gebouw (Amsterdam). free gift to the buyer and distrib Singer Jimmy Rushing, The Dizzy Gillespie Quintet and The Buck Clayton will be charged on a 50/50 co-op All Stars will give the concert. basis. 5. In order to qualify for dis- If the hodiernal discussions will come to a good end, in October and count and prizes, all distribs must November Catherina Valente will visit the towns of Amsterdam, The Hague, order quota for delivery prior % of Rotterdam and Utrecht (Holland). In the Benelux-countries Catherina Valente to October 25, balance for delivery is a very popular singer and her records (till 1958 Polydor, since a few on October 26. months Decca) sell very well. The distrib can offer the dealer one of the following plans based on the dealer’s ability to buy: Plan A: A package consisting of 5 each of Vol- Benelux Top Ten umes 1, 2 and 3 and two deluxe pack- age (21 albums) with a bonus of 15% 1. Sweetheart, My Darling, Mijn Schat (Decca: Catherina in free merchandise. Plan B: A pack- Valente) age consisting of 3 each of volumes 2. Zeg Niet Nee (Decca: The Fouryo’s) 1, 2 and 3 and deluxe package (12 Lloyd Price) albums) with a bonus of 10% in free 3. Personality (Artone: merchandise. This free merchandise 4. Living Doll (Columbia: Cliff Richard) will consist of dealers’ choice of any 5. Die Gitarre Und Das Meer (Polydor: Freddy) albums on the October release. On 6. Lonely Boy (Artone: Paul Anka) Plan A, for every 21 albums the dealer buys he will get 3 albums at 7. Ma Ma Ma Marie (Mercury: The Gaylords) no chai’ge and on Plan B, for every 8. Marina (Delahay: Rocco Granata) 12 albums he will get 1 album at no 9. Petite Fleur (Pye-Nixa: Monti Sunshine) charge. 10. Teenager Melodie (His Master’s Voice: Conny)

Big Top’s “Always” Being Tommy Zang To Hickory Laurie Gets Belgian Hit Set For Foreign Release NASHVILLE, TENN. — Songster Tommy Zang has been signed by NEW YORK—Laurie Records has NEW YORK — Advance prepara- Hickory Records and added to the acquired the distribution rights here tions for coordinated foreign release list of performers under exclusive to a hot European disk from Belgium, of Sammy Turner’s “Always” are management contract to Acuff-Rose Rocco Granata’s “Marina.” Deal was underway now in line with Bigtop’s Artists Corp., it was announced last handled on behalf of Belgium’s Moon- policy of internationalizing its talent week. According to Hickory topper glow Records and Class Music—or- roster, the diskery announced last Wesley Rose, the signing of Zang iginal owners of the disk and song week. represents Hickory’s first pacting of by Ray Van Hoogten, who is cur- an “exclusively” pop vocalist. rently in the U.S. Laurie will release Bigtop’s Freddy Bienstock left for Zang, the disk immediately. England last week to work out pro- who previouslv recorded for Canadian-American, lives motion details on Turner’s Oct. 16 and in New 17 appearances on the “Boy Meets York and will continue to do so, ences and recording sessions at Hick- travelling Nashville Girls” TV-er, top-rated British show, to for confer- ory and Acuff-Rose Artists. and the artist’s newest stateside single overseas. Promotion-wise in the U.S., Johnny The Browns’ Next Bienstock is covering the Mid West territories with Joe Galkin station hopping the South.

Mike Elliot ARDCO’s G. M.

HOLLYWOOD — Mike Elliot was appointed to the post of general man- ager of Allied Record Distributing- Company it was announced last week by the firm. According to ARDCO, Elliot and VP Ned Herzstam have been instru- mental in spear heading ARDCO’s pressing and distributing operations. Elliot’s past experience includes a long association with Musicraft Rec- ords, New York, many years in per- sonal management of top artists and meichandising.

Omission In Glover Ad

NEW YORK—A Glover Records ad in October 10 issue of The Cash Box NASHVILLE—Everyone concerned seems to be pleased with the playback failed to include songster Dino as the of the Browns’ new record, the follow-up to their million-selling “Three Bells,” which is set for Oct. 13 release. artist on a new Glover single issue, Standing (1. to r.) are Herb Shucher, manager of the Browns; Chet “Together You And Me” and “Run Atkins, RCA Victor A&R exec; and Jim Edward Brown. Seated are Bonnie Home Little Girl.” and Maxine Brown. Only those records best suited for commercial use are revietved by THE CASH BOX” The Cash Box. Music Page 39 October 17. 195%

American Jazz Stars In London ITALY

Your correspondent visited Sandro Delor of the advertising office of C.G who advised D me that his best selling records last month were, “Julia” sun? by Johnny Dorelli “With All My Heart,” by Betty Curtis, and “La pioggif cadra, also sung by Betty Curtis. Delor also informed me that “Orfeo ne^o,” the picture by Marcel Camus, which won the *^first and only prize, “Golden Palm” at the Festival of Cannes in 1959 has begun its showing in the best Italian cinemas. The picture has many songs which originate in South America. C.G.D. has issued a 45 pm record backing “Orpheus Song” and “Happiness” from the picture. Johnny Dorelli sings the two songs. An EP has also been issued with the orchestra of Helio Motta. The four tunes are, “Samba de Ofreu ” “Felicitade,” “0 nosso amor,” “Manha de carnaval.” These records have already reached a considerabie degree of popularity and a good sale which should increase even more during the run of the picture in Italy. Delor also informed me that Giancarlo Intra, BETTY CURTIS popular Orchestra conductor who brought several successes to the C.G.D. singers, is in Milan having LONDON — Jazz stars, trumpeter!' arrived from Hollywood where he stayed one month. Buck Clayton, blues singer Jimmy ‘ He did the musical score for a picture ' “No Name Murder.” It was his first Live Rushing, aixd top to Audio Fidelity pianist Dave Brubeck, Hollywood. He has already picked up his work in Italy, recording all Columbia recording artists, ax’e named “Go Go Go,” a cha-cha-cha, '' » “Whiskey welcomed to London at And cha-cha-cha. Petite a recent party Fleur” and “I Sing-Ammore.” The tunes are sung Recording Session At hosted by Fontana by Calabrese e Massara. Recox'ds. MGM will shortly issue in Italy two 45’s by Conway Twitty, well known American singer New York Hi-Fi Show and composer. The tunes are “Mona Smash Follow Up to “Till There Lisa,” “Heavenly,” “Danny Boy” and “Halfway To Was You” Heaven.” NEW YORK—Sidney Frey, presi of Georgia Gibbs sings “The Hucklebuck” in a picture dent Audio Fidelity held forth at the “I Maghari” now being shown in Italian theaters. The New York Hi Fi Show daily at Anita Bryant’s record is issued on Roulette in the Italian market. his company’s demonstration of a live stereo recox'ding Jorrebruno, who in 1958 won the coveted prize session featuring Ferrando Sirvent “SIX BOYS “Disco de Oro” of the town of Barcelona, and who in and his Flamenco AND 1959 was termed the best singer in international Dancers. light Frey music festival, where he won two more prizes, one explained to the audiences SEVEN GIRLS’’ in which gathered Barcelona and one in Madrid, seems certain to at the Trade Show Building with Monty Kelly’s visit and tour the United States in 1960. Torrebruno the steps involved in making Ork & Chorus is a recox'ding and very popular in Italy and has developed quite a the principles and CARLTON #518 following in Tunisia, Algeria, Morocco, Spain and development of stereo, playing ex- amples to illustrate France. He will shortly make a picture titled, “The his points. He particularly GIANFRANCO INTRA Lonely Man Of The Island” with Spanish star Sarita went into the new stereo CARLTON RECORDS recording Montiel. His current x-ecord, “Se tu vai a Rio,” technique which eliminates “Potessi rivivere la the so-called stereo seat and the re- . vita,” “Addio Maria,” „ , . „ and “Chie e IS doing very well saleswise. sulting “hole in the middle effect”. The technique, called MS or Intensity Growing Recording, employs the new single Telefunken stereo microphone, the Milan’s Top Ten SM-2. This microphone is distributed in the U.S. by Audio Fidelity LOVE (Reported Profes- WALKED IN by Messaggerie Musical!, galleria del Corso, Milan, Italy) sional Products, Inc. 1. “Forever” by Damiano 2. “Arrivederci” by Barreto 3. “H tuo bacio e come un rock” by Celentano All Rontodd Singles Will THE FLAMINGOS 4. “Vei'ita” by Betty Curtis END 1055 5. “My Tx-ue Love” by Jack Scott Be Issued As EP’s 6. “Susy Darling” by Robin Luke END 7. “Lonely Boy” by Paul Anka RECORDS HOLLYWOOD — Rontodd Recox’ds 1650 Broadway, N. Y. 8. “Non baciar piu nessuno” by J. Dorelli announced last week that as of Janu- 9. “Zingax-i” by Dalida ary 1, I960 all Rontodd singles will 10. “Stupid Cupid” by Neil Sedaka be released with two tracks per side, as an EP. In accordance with Rontodd’s policv AND distributors will retain the 100% re- THE BELMONTS turn guarantee and 10% cash bonus Durium Exhibit on the new “singles.” However the price to distributors will be 46^ in- HIT AGAIN WITH stead of the usual 42^, carrying a suggested list price of $1.00. EVERY LITTLE Ronald Todd, president of the _ diskery, said that this move was an THING I DO" attempt to increase singles tx’affic. He remarked that the market is be- ing flooded with album bonus deals. A LOVER'S PRAYER “Today a consumer can purchase a $3.98 album and get an additional album for another $1.00. How can you expect to sell him a two track single when he has just pux'chased 24 tracks or 12 singles for $4.98.” To introduce his new program to the public Todd plans to use Top 40 x'adio stations and Sunday supple- ments.

To Issue Australian Hit In U. S.

HOLLYWOOD—Rod Pierce, Presi- dent of Rendezvous announced today that they have signed A1 Morgan to MILAN, ITALY—In last week’s issue, the exhibits of the many Italian an exclusive contract and will imme- diately recox'd firms at the National Exhibition of Radio Television and Records release his “I’ll Take Care Of Your Cares”, which is currently a were displayed. This brought from the Mintangians of Durium the picture click in Australia. It has been ‘ re- shown above, which shows, its display to better advantage. leased there on the W. & G. label. “/t’s What^s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERISATIOISALLY” « Page 40 October 17, 1959 VIhe Cesii Biox.j Music j

ieven Big Girls! AUSTRALIA

E.M.I. are running a fairly solid advertising campaign to launch their low-priced (39/6) 12" LP Variety Club series. They have taken full-page ads—some in color—in several national weekly publications. This is the latest action in the low-priced field which is rapidly becoming" a big part of the record industry in this country. All the attention to low-priced disks from major labels is stimulating wider advertising and promotion by the several straight record clubs presently doing a reasonable volume of business in leading states. If this trend continues to develop in the current type of action as applied to low-priced LP’s, there could be a full-scale “war” within the next few months, possibly before Christmas.

H: * * * Jimmie Rodgers, Dodie Stevens and company are in Melbourne at present playing to audiences at the Festival Hall (formerly known as the Melbourne Stadium). Dodie did a TV spot on HSV-Channel 7 last Wednesday night in the Bandwagon show. Dodie, who looks much older than her reported thirteen years, is very popular in Australia as a result of her top-selling hit disk of “Pink Shoe Laces.” She is plugging her latest winner of WHK’s “(Seven CLEVELAND—In the back seat is Fred Kohl, single “Miss Lonely Hearts” which has been released on the Paul Evans Little Girls) Sitting in the Back Seat” contest, based on the London label of the E.M.I. group to coincide re:ord. Guaranteed . with her tour of this country. seven As a result of his winning letter, Fred spent the evening with of The of Cleveland’s top models, being wined and dined compLinents WHK. chaperoned jealous onlooker is Bob Skalf of Landmark Distributors, who Planet Record Corporation, which up to date has the evening. released Australian artists exclusively on their Planet label, has opened an office at 33 West 42nd Street, Columbia Pacts 6 Artists New York 36. The Planet people are shopping for a America's Fastest Rising instrumentaiv LTnited States outlet for their Australian material and also hoping to sign American labels for release is handled by Bob Columbia Records in Australia. The Planet outfit NEW YORK— Crawford. the pacting of COL JOYE (pronounced "ifor(;ee'') last week announced by six artists. They are vet pianist Gordon Harrison, a director of the publishing and Vincent Lopez, organist Sir Charles musical instrument house of Boosey & Hawkes (Australia) Pty. Ltd. with, The Fireballs Thompson, trumpeter Billy Butter- headquarters in Sydney, is on a quick visit to Melbourne on company business. field, jazz pianists Mose Allison and Patty Brown and Joya Sherill, former There seems to be a mad rush to record the English hit “Living Doll” and America. TOP RANK Duke Ellington ork songstress. which has been so successful for Cliff Richards in England W & G have an up-tempo performance by Frankie Davidson and Festival international Miss Sherill Lopez, Thompson and have issued a version by Col Joye. I hear tell that there could be another 24 w. 57lh St. will have LP’s released in the near locally produced issue of this number. New York 19 * * JUdsen 2-5405 future. Butterfield is teamed with * * Ray Conniff on a recent album issue, Lee Gordon has signed a whole stack of top-line talent to fill out his • CAMEO • CAMEO • CAMEO « “Conniff Meets Butterfield.” forthcoming bash starring the popular young Fabian which stars a series ANOTHER HIT BY of shows later this month. Already booked are Johnny O’Keefe, Col Joye, several Bobby Rydell Johnny Devlin, Johnny Rebb and their regular groups, together with Costa Swings other acts. There will be close to forty local artists on the bill.

t. * * * “WE GOT LOVE” George Bracken won his Stadium fight last week Don Costa, United W & G recording star and NEW YORK— to become the Australian lightweight boxing champion. Bracken fought to a Artists new A & R head, has been capacity house which included hundreds of his record fans and about 3,000 involved in a whirlwind of activity “I DIG GIRLS” turned away. George Bracken collected close to £2,000 (4,500 weeks he has been at the people were CAMEO 169 in the few dollars) for his night’s work. label. * * 4: s: * Costa has been spending much of 5 Gebbie who ^ Visiting Australia is popular New Zealand record man Fred ul # ^ RECORDS his time in the studios cutting vocal handles several labels including Roulette, Prestige, Oriole, Planet and Esquire. • Bobby Billy, the Deli- CAMEO CAMEO CAMEO records with & single Fred’s biggest local stars are Vince Callaher, who hit big with his cates, the Jaimes and Burl Ives. The and year old Maori boy Kahu Pineaha who is rapidly released of “Bye Bye Baby” a 23 Burl Ives material will be record in popularity. Fred Gebbie is making a close survey of Smash Record on M-G-M called “Ballads.” growing soon in an album Australia. distributing and marketing methods used by the major labels in by Andre Previn-David Rose Costa has also found time to cut sin- if- * :i, :K * gles by the Don Costa ork and chorus, authority that the Elvis Presley visit to these one of which was released this week, I have it on fairly good reported in last week’s column as having been cancelled, “I’ll Walk The Line” b/w “Catwalk.” shores—which we for daily press is definitely on as was originally planned In addition, Costa is about to record according to the — a jazz album featui’ing arrangements sometime early next year. * by Bill Potts using an all-star tentet. ^ In the midst of all this activity, While Headliners are currently running their Jimmie Rodgers, Dodie Costa has taken part in negotiations of success- show in Melbourne, the Lee Gordon office is doing a series with a number of key artists to be Stevens provincial centres with Johnny O’Keefe and signed to the UA label. He was in- ful one-nighters in leading city on the strumental in bringing Tito Rodri- company. They are playing towns that are in easy reach of the Rodriguez’ guez to the label recently. same nights as the Rodgers shows. ROBBINS MUSIC CORPORATION first album will be recorded by Costa shortly. W & G Records here announced that they have secured the sole Australian hot and New Zealand rights to the American Mayflower label which has the Sea” by The OPERATOR'S GREATEST ONE-STOP item currently listed in The Cash Box Top 100, “Enchanted Islanders. W G already have this release on the market. FREE TITLE STRIPS to many people SPECIALTY In a rather sudden move, which came as a mild surprise REQUEST NUMBERS OUR been shifted from in the trade, the Roulette label rights for Australia have organisation. To celebrate Lee Gordon to Philips, the huge world-wide electrical MUSIC BOX ONE-STOPS announce the change the move. Philips have been holding special functions to country. 1301 W. 79th 1327 W. Crompton 1305 Spring St., N.W. over whilst their Roulette star Jimmie Rodgers is in this Chicago 20, III. Dallas 7, Texas Atlanta, Ga. * # * * * 8-6707 TR. 5-0354 AB. 4-3600 Rl. in Zealand has secured It is believed that the Kerridge-Odeon group New Although there are 1902 Leeland 1043 Broadway Rank Records for Australia in addition to New Zealand. Houston, Texas Denver, Colorado production and dis- strong beliefs that they will “sub-lease” the Australian CA. 8-5156 ALPINE 5-6448 tiibution rights to a major Australian record company. BOX. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are revietved by THE CASH ——

The Cash Box, Music Page 41 October 17, 1959^

Victor Launches Xmas Program How To Get Air Play

NEW YORK—With this year’s spe- ment, 7-inch and 12-inch shopping- cial Christmas needs of retailers in bags, and a special streamer and mind, RCA Victor is releasing this belly-band for use with “A Christmas month a triple-barreled package of Sound Spectacular,” one of the new LP’s designed to “create extra traffic Christmas releases, offering a money- in the dealer’s store and extra profit back guarantee to the consumer on for the dealer,” it was announced by the LP. George R. Marek, vice-president and As an added point-of-sale boost, general manager of the RCA Victor RCA Victor has developed special Record Division. Christmas seals and tapes to be used The three parts of the release are on dealer mailings, for selling and made up of special Red Seal and Pop decorating packages, for color dis- Christmas albums, a regular October plays, and for spelling out Christmas Red Seal and Pop release, and the messages on windows and backdrops. first LP’s in the gala Soria Series. To help merchandise the Christmas Among the artists represented are El- program, RCA Victor has developed vis Presley, Perry Como, George Mel- a special program whose benefits can achrino and his orchestra, the Three be passed on from distributor to Suns, Mario Lanza, Arthur Fiedler dealer. All dealers should see their and the Boston Pops, Vladimir Horo- local RCA Victor distributor for de- witz, the Vienna Philharmonic Or- tails. chestra under Herbert Von Karajan, “Dealers everywhere,” Marek con- and Sir Thomas Beecham. Repertoire cluded, “tell us that their — customers NEW YORK “Play the record or else!” is what former heavyweight

will ‘ range from Sir Thomas’ new re- more and more are looking for the champ Joe Louis tells WMGM disk jockey Jerry Marshall. Louis visited cording of Handel’s Messiah through extraordinary, the new, the unusual. Marshall in behalf of the initial release of his diskery. Triangle Records. Verdi’s Macbeth onto Christmas bon In this year’s Christmas release we bons by RCA Victor Pop artists. offer all three. Produced with care, Almost every album in this year’s with a fresh mind and with an en- Capitol Issues New Christmas release will be available in thusiasm which lifts them far above STOP! Livin Stereo, as well as monaural, and routine, they will make this year’s Meredith Willson LP each stereo record will contain RCA Christmas selling season extraordi- Victor’s “Miracle Sm-face,” the anti- narily profitable for all record deal- Capitol Records MAYFAIR DIST. static ingredient, 317X. ers.” HOLLYWOOD — this week (12) is releasing Meredith Special packaging will be one of The Red Seal Christmas releases Willson’s LP, “.-\.nd Then I Wrote The Q A hard hitting organiza- ‘Music Man’,” an account the deluxe features of the release. The include: “Pops Christmas Party” by Willson tion with plenty of "know" s and his wife, Rini, on how Willson ^ new Como album, “Season’s Greetings Arthur F'iedler, Boston Pops Orch.; and plenty of sold his hit musical to producer Ker- T "dough". “Lanza from Perry Como”, for example, will Sings Christmas Carols” mit Bloomgarden. * It pays us to advertise T include a special Christmas card Mario Lanza; Yuletide from “A Song Fest To promote the LP, Capitol is work- —and it will pay you to ing closely IJ Perry to all his fans. Each Soria Se- For The Entire Family”—Rosalind with G. P. Putnam’s Sons, investigate. 0 publishers of the soon-to-be-released ries recording, personally produced by Elias, Giorgio Tozzi. The pop Christ- book by Willson, “But He Doesn’t M Not promises, but hard Dorle and Dario Soria, will serve as a mas releases include: “Elvis’ Christ- Know 'The Territorv,” Willson’s lit- _ hitting promotion on your P showcase for music or drama. mas Album”—Elvis Presley; “Christ- erary version of his experiences in I potential hit! I W'riting and selling a Broadway Soria Series recordings will be ei- mas With Gisele”—Gisele MacKen- mu- sical comedy, for in-store promotion. ther multiple album sets or single zie; “A Christmas Sound Spectacular” Capitol has prepared large quantities record albums. Multiple album sets —John Klein; “The Merriest Of MAYFAIR DISTRIBUTORS, INC. of a display piece featuring the covers are drawer-type boxes, cloth bound. Christmas Pops” — various artists; 640 Tenth Ave. N. Y., N. Y. of the LP and Capitol’s original-cast Each is identified in gold on a book- “Christmas Joy”—George Melachrino Phone JUdson 6-1469 album of “Music Man”; an album-book — type round-ribbed spine. Set against Orch.; “A Ding-Dong Dandy Christ- counter merchandiser designed to dis- their cloth covers are paintings or mas!”—the Three Suns; “Christmas play the recording and the book; bulk other documents relevant to the sub- Surprises From The Ralph Hunter quantities of empty jackets for win- ject matter of the recording. Each Choir”—Ralph Hunter; “Christmas dow display and a giant blow-up of Soria Series single record album is Hymns”—George Beverly Shea; “Sea- the original-cast album cover, designed a dowel-type, jacket-cum brochure son’s Greetings From Perry Como”; ‘UNFORGETTABLE” to serve as a theme-setter for window package, with an art illustrated cloth “Sing Hymns With The Johnson Fam- displays. The complete Willson al- cover like the multiple set. The dowel ily Singers.” Two pop packages in- bum is being distributed to key disk is imprinted in gold for clear iden- clude “Sweet Sounds by The Browns” Dinah jockeys throughout the country. Washington and “Oh Johnny” by Johnny Restivo. tification. Mercury The Red Seal classical releases in- To back up this three-way Christ- clude: “Pictures At An Exhibition”- mas release, RCA Victor is launching Vladimir Horowitz; a massive advertising and promotion “Sol Hurok Pre- sents”—various artists; “Carmen” Air Mail Subscription campaign designed with one view—to BOURNE, INC. (abi’idged with libretto) —various art- ; deliver customers to the dealer’s store. ABC Music Corp. ^ ists; “Macbeth” (Verdi) (complete Leading the will To The Cash Box S30 136 W. 52nd Street, New York, Y. way be a spectacular N, ; with libretto) various artists; “8 four-color ad appearing in full page — Great Symphonies” various orchs. size in such publications as Time, The — The new Soria series will debut New Yorker, Esquire, Holiday, The with: “Vienna Philharmonic Festival” New York Times Magazine, The Sat- Herbert Von Karajan conducting urday Review, Harper’s, The Atlantic, — the Philharmonic Orch. disks); Cue, Fortune, Business Week, Sales (4 Management. “The Family Strauss”—Herbert Von Karajan conducting the Vienna Phil- Network radio and TV will be cov- harmonic; Mozart: Symphony No. 40 ered with RCA Victor connnercials —Haydn: Symphony No. 104—Her- " on the new Saturday evening Western 'LET THERE BE WOMEN bert Von Karajan conducting the Vi- “Bonanza”, on the new Sunday TV b/w enna Philharmonic; Beethoven: Sym- special “Sunday Showcase”, and on phony No. 7—Herbert Von Karajan radio Monitor. "I'LL BE WAITING FOR YOU conducting the Vienna Philharmonic; Locally, four hard-selling newspa- Brahms: Symphony No. 1—Herbert by GENE ALLISON per mats have been prepared to sell Von Karajan conducting the Vienna the Christmas program of deluxe holi- Philharmonic; “The Royal Ballet Gala VEE-JAY 329 days albums. In addition, 30-and 60- Performances”—Ernst Ansermet con- second transcribed radio spots will be ducting the Royal Opera House Orch., available. Convent Garden; “J. B”—The Broad- A variety of point-of-sale aids will way Cast; Handel: “Messiah—solo- be shipped to distributors. It includes ists, Sir Thomas Beecham conducting an illuminated full-color window dis- the Royal Philharmonic Orch. and play, a full-color eight-page supple- Chorus.

“It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY’’ — — 7 ''The Cash Box, Music Page 42 October 17, 1959

Roulette Reactivates Gee Records BEST SELLING NEW YORK—Morris Levy, Presi- According to Joe Kolsky, Executive (^)) dent of Roulette Records, announced Vice-President of Roulette, although that the company would reactivate the concentration has been on the EP’s the dormant Gee Records, one of their in earliest divisions. The first new re- Roulette line since its formation IN RETAIL STORES lease on Gee issued this week, is 1957 and the recording output on Gee niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiniiiui fos. Last “Where In The World” and “Walkin’ dwindled to a halt, there has been a Week Her Home” by the label’s first new THAT'S ALL 2 continuous flow of oi’ders on a number 1 artist. Big Daddy; and a debut re- “ Bobby Darin best-selling singles the (Atco EP-4S04) lease by Kenny Rossi (Never Thought of standard in I’d Miss You) “But I Do” and “Watch Gee catalog as well as two very steady O A TOUCH OF GOLD 3 Your P’s and Q’s”. and strong selling albums, “The “ Elvis Presley (RCA Victor EPA-5088) Prexy Levy has appointed Nat Teenagers” featuring Frankie Lymon 7 RICKY SINGS AGAIN 1 Tarnapol to handle the A & R chores and The Teenagers and “Teenage 0 Ricky Nelson (Imperial IMP-159, 60, 61) for Gee Records. Tarnapol will sign Party” featuring various vocal groups new artists and record both singles m HEAVENLY 4 that recorded for the firm such as as well as albums. His Gee assign- A Johnny Mathis the Cleftones, the Harptones, the (Columbia-BI 35-11, 12, 13) ment will be in addition to his current Valentines and others. Both these duties as part of the Roulette A & R C SONGS BY RICKY 6 albums he added have become stand- 3 Ricky Nelson staff. (Imperial—Imp 16, 2, 3, 4) ard catalog items for most of the Gee Records ,was launched in Sep- Roulette distributors and their dealers. j* KINGSTON TRIO AT LARGE 7 tember, ’n’ 1955 as a rock roll label W Kingston Trio (Capitol EAP-1199) that was part of the Tico and Rama Both Morris Levy and Joe Kolsky n PETER GUNN 5 Records operation. The label got explained that the reactivation of the * Henry Mancini (RCA Victor EPA-4333) under way immediately with a succes- Gee label would give new, up and sion of big hits including: “Why Do coming artists who are signed to tho O SIDE BY SIDE 10 0 Pot & Shirley Boone (Dot N1076) Fools Fall In Love?”, “Goody, Goody”, roster a better opportunity to step by Frankie Lymon and The Teen- out and create sales action and estab- Q FABULOUS JOHNNY CASH 9 agers; “You Baby You” and “Little lish themselves as recording stars. 51 Johnny Cash (Columbia B-12531, 32, 33) Girl Of Mine” by The Cleftones. In The Gee label will be handled in HOLD THAT TIGER 8 ’55 and ’56 Gee was one of the hottest through the present network of forty “W Fabian (Chancellor 4-S0037 new indies in the business. Roulette distributors. HYMNS 15 II Tennessee Ernie Ford ** (Capitol EAP-1, 2, 3-756) Cosnat s DSBA Billing Plan Rolls Up 17 EVERLY BROTHERS' BEST 11 SI 00,000 Orders During First Seven Days Jlta Everly Bros. (Cadence CEP-111, 12) |A THE THREE BELLS 12 The Browns ***1 J NEW YORK — Orders totaling worth of albums in any given month. (RCA Victor EAP-4347) $100,000 were taken the first 7 days The following month a 20% payment EXOTICA 13 the Cosnat Distribution Chain’s new is made, with 20% being paid for the U “ • Martin Denny (Liberty LEP-1-3034) dated billing plan. Dealers Special succeeding four months. Should the Buying Account (DSBA), took effect, dealer sell out his stock before his IC SONGS OUR DADDY Cosnat prexy Jerry Blaine revealed first payment and desire to pay the 13 TAUGHT US — last week. 'This activity covered an full amount, he may deduct his 2% Everly Brothers (Cadence CfP-708, 9, JO) area of five cities: Philadelphia, De- discount. Discounts will also be made troit, Cleveland, New York and New- for special plans instituted by record ark. companies. The plan involves album sales Blaine also announced that Cosnat’s Like Four Categories 80% of Cosnat’s business—and allows new Cincinnati branch will open Oc- the member dealer to pay for his LP tober 20. Eddie Rosenberg, formerly purchases on an installment plan (no of Cosnat’s Cleveland branch, will NEW YORK — MGM Records’ hit interest) over a five month period. handle the new outlet. Labels to be album, “Like Young” by Andre Previn To become a DSBA member, a dealer handled by the Cincinnati branch will and David Rose figured in four agrees to purchase a minimum of $300 be announced shortly. NARAS nominations. The best-selling package was nomi- nated for “Record of the Year,” “Best What’s In A Name? Blaze Adds Three To Staff Performance by an Orchestra” David Rose, “Best Jazz Performance- PHONE OR WIRE GOLbEN CREST RECORDS Soloist”—Andre Previn, and the title NEW YORK — Herb Abramson, 220 B’WAY. HUNTINGTON STATION. N. Y. NEW YORK—Juggy Gayles, sales song, written by Andre Previn and president Records, HAmllton 3-7090 manager for Guaranteed Records, was of Blaze announced Paul Francis Webster, was nominated making calls to One-Stop record oper- last week that Marty Kugell has been as “Song of the Year.” ators last week, and inquiring about appointed to the post of sales man- “Sitting In The Back Seat” by Paul ager, and Ronnie Granger, former Evans. The following was the re- record librarian of WINS-New York, Teamwork ported exchange: and Lou Krefetz will handle record “How’s it doing?” asked Juggy, of promotion for the label. Abramson midwest operator. a disclosed that Granger and Krefetz “Nothing!” answered the quiet voice on the other end of the phone. will begin their duties by working “Nothing?” came back Gayles’ on Bobby Comstock’s “Tennessee voice. “I can’t understand it! ‘Seven Waltz.” Little Girls’ is making it big all Comstock is currently in New York. around the country.” “ He did the Alan Freed show, where ‘Seven Little Girls’! came back the operator’s excited tones.” ‘Seven the record was initially introduced, Little Girls’—that’s a smash!” and is scheduled for an appearance “That’s the same record”, cried on “Rate the Records” this week. Juggy. Comstock then leaves on a tour “Talk numbers, Juggy, that’s the GAC only English we know,” answered the which will cover most of the major one-stop. U.S. cities.

Whitehall Buys Master Ward & Singers On Tour

YORK Clara Ward and her NEW YORK — Norm Weiland, NEW — Ward Singers, who recently returned — Songwriter Alice Whitehall Records topper, announced NEW YORK from a highly successful European imms (seated), orchestra leader last week that he has made the label’s tour, starts a coast-to-coast concert 'incent Lopez and Eloise Louise, first master purchase. tour this week (8). Dates include jader of the Goombay Trio, col- The song, “Bridgette,” is performed concert halls and colleges. Tour ends iborate on readying Miss Simms’ by a new teenage singing group, the November 20 at the Masonic Audi- core for the United Artists film. Barrens, and according to Weiland, torium in Detroit. Island Women,” which will be re- is beginning to “make noise in the The gospel artist recoi'ds for Dot, orded by the Goombay Trio. Miss Houston-Dallas area.” while her group has recently recorded imms, who also penned “A Blessing The disk will ruch-released this an album at New York’s Apollo .fter All,” brought the calypso trio week on the Whitehall label, a West- Theatre for Hanover-Signature Rec- com Nassau expressly to record her minster subsidiary. ords. ^‘Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” The Cash Box, Music Page 43 October 17, 195* Initial Del-Fi Don LP Release Ovens Appointed UA “Music Goes Round & Round” Nat’l Promotion Manager Just Released HOLLYWOOD — Del-Fi Records Album Series On Decca ... A SMASH! has just issued its initial LP pack- on ANGLETONE Records ages, prexy Bob Keene announced NEW YORK—Don Ovens has been last week. Release includes 3 LP’s, NEW YORK—Decca Recoixls an- appointed national promotion man- available in both monaural and stereo nounced last week that it is releasing ager for United versions. The label had a special Artists Records, it six albums in a new sei’ies titled “The Ritchie was Music "LITTLE Valens LP out shortly after announced last week by David Goes Round and Round.” These the late star’s tragic death. six packages feature V. Picker executive vice president of oidginal hit The 3 albums are: “The Many Sides performances by the outstanding art- the company. Ovens will assume his Of Pepino,” featuring song'ster-in- ists and songs in Decca’s catalog, new post immediately. ANNIE" strumentalist “Pepino” (real name: and represent highlights of the I'e- Tony Martinez), who is starred on He comes to UA from Capitol Rec- coi'ding industx’y dui’ing the diskery’s TV’s twenty-five “The Real McCoys”; “Alive-0,” ords after holding several key pro- year existence. by the Balladeers. The title of the The albums are titled motion positions in that company in after the third album—consisting of jungle- period they represent; “The Late “EVEN THE BLUE New York for the past nine years. type music—is being withheld, says Thirties,” “Into the Forties,” “The the He has served diskery, so as not to “lessen the as New York promo- Middle Forties,” “Into the Fifties ” impact” of what is described as a tion managei’, distinct promotion man- “The Middle Fifties” and “The Late unique cover. Fifties.” BIRDS ARE BLUE” ager, eastern promotion manager and Artists represented include Del-Fi will continue to release al- Bing Crosby, Ella Fitzgerald, the for the past year * he was popular by bums on a regular monthly schedule. Andrews Sisters, the Ink Spots, the artists representative in the national Mills Brothers, Judy Garland, A1 Jol- promotion department of Capitol son, Guy Lombardo and many Bel-Canto Launches Tape Drive others. Johnny Halo Records. Decca disclosed that strong pro- motional materials Pi'ior to his association with Capi- have been pre- ANGLETONE # 538 PHILADELPHIA — A Bel-Canto pared for dealer use. Elaborate dis- tol Records, Ovens was on the staff dealer sales drive for its line of 4- play pieces are being made available of the Dick Linke track tapes, tagged “Bel Canto Bonus publicity office. as well as display kits. Arrangements Pre-Pak,” was launched last week at He has also been engaged in i-adio have been made for extensive window a special displays ATLAS-ANGLETONE meeting between Chips dis- and television as a director and pro- throughout the country. RECORDS tribs, here, and Dave Lintz, label Decca is also offering to all ducer. dealers 1697 Broadway (Circle 5-2857) N. Y. prexy. a “Buy Six, Pay For Five” deal on If the dealer buys a pre-pack con- I the series, available through Novem- sisting of 12 Bel Canto 4-track tapes, ber 30. he only pays for 11. Total price is Seeco Airs LP Catalog $49.27, with a total retail value of $86.40. In addition, the dealer receives On Own FM Program Peter Sutro Named Sales & a 3-color browser counter display. Chips’ general manager Bob Heller, Promo VP For Artia, New who attended the meeting along with NEW YORK—Sidney Siegel, presi- Chips’ Norman Cooper “Cultural Exchange” LP Line and Ernest dent of Seeco Records, announced last Santone, has engaged a sign company week that Seeco has started its own to erect a large banner to hang out- show, “Command side of Chips, showing that the dis- PeiTormance,” on NEW YORK—Peter Sutro has been trib is the headquarters for Bel Canto station WBAI-FM in New York City. appointed vice-pi-esident in charge of stereo tapes. There will sales and also be a The progiam is produced and di- promotion for Artia Rec- special Bel Canto window there show- ords, it was announced last week by rected by Marcia Hillman, wife of ing the various tape covers. label heads Stanley Borden and Seeco general J. manager Mort Hillman. Jay Frankel. Sutro previously wms “Command Pei’formance,” heard every adrninisti'ative assistant to Dario Everest Bows “Top 20” Promo Soria Sunday from 7 to 8 PM, debuted Octo- at Angel Records, then in the RCA Victor market i-esearch ber 4. The full range of Seeco’s album depart- ment and most i-ecently held the post NEW YORK—Everest Records dis- catalog will be aired during the ensu- of manager of sales Another New closed last week that during the New administi’ation at Hit ing months. Wai-ner Bros. Records. by NAPPY York Hi-Fi Show^it gave away 15,000 BROWN 7 Siegel stated, “The Artia , 33% rpm demonstration records use of FM radio Records is designed as a to the “cultural I CRIED LIKE A BABY” show’s visitors. to pi’omote our LP catalog is in the exchange series” to make At the same time, recordings, both folk and classical, of b/w Everest intro- nature of an experiment by us. If "SO DEEP" duced its “Top 20” LP promotion Eastern Europe available to the # 1575 whereby we find our show is successful in American dealers who oi'dei' seven of market. Arrangements are Still Going Strong Everest terms of sales and pi-esently s top 20 LP’s (10 classical prestige, we in- underway to make Ameri- BIG MAYBELLE and can 10 populaz’) will receive one al- tend to syndicate ‘Command Perform- recordings available in the East- bum free. ern European Sales chief Charlie Schicke ance’ to FM stations countides. “I UNDERSTAND” emphasized in additional that the dealer orders markets. Fourteen LP’s ai’e already available, b/w must be At this moment, we are "SOME OF THESE DAYS' spread ovex' five separate among them three I’ecordings by the albums, building a major campaign # 1576 but that they can be either to include famous Red Army Chorus and Band, monaural dealer tie-ins, or stereo. The plan is air plugs for retailers two of Roumanian, one of Hungai'ian, scheduled to I’un the entire month of and display matei'ial to build audience and one of Chinese October. folk music and for our show.” songs; a recording of Jewish Religious Music recorded in the ancient syna- gogue in Prague; two recoi’dings by Sunnyside Shindig the Smetana Quartet playing works LATEST RELEASE by Janacek and Schubei’t; Handel’s Concei’to for Oi'gan and Orchestra TU-BER-CU-LUCAS No. 4, coupled with an organ con- b/w certo by the Czechoslovakian com- poser Frantisek Brixi; Josef Suk’s DEAREST DARLING “Angel of Death” Symphony; Jana- by cek’s “Diary of One Who Disap- Huey Smith peared”, and a deluxe two-record set ACE 571 “Teach Your Child Ballet” with a 2219 W. Capital forty page illusti’ated booklet form- Street ing a complete ballet course. Jackson, Miss. Phone; Most future recordings will be Fleetwood 2-3318 available in stei’eo and monaural ver- sions, and to Gerald Severn, executive vice president of Artia in charge of A&R, is pi-esently in Europe super- A Smash !! vising the company’s foreign oper- ations. In this capacity he has sent Titus Turner British engineers to Russia and the Singing other countries involved to set up equipment and stereo recording tech- niques. Artists on the Artia roster include such woidd-famous names as Scott Muni, crow^^ WMCA disk jockey, is shown before the huge David Oistrakh, Emil Gilels, Svjato- jammed Sunnyside Gardens in Queens for his all-Itai ho? initial slav Richtex’, Kiril Kondrashin, Con- stantin Francis, Silvestri and many others. Cre^t^^ nli^ri Dion and the Belmonts, the can-, More recordings are planned ’ Teddy Randazzo, Johnny Restivo by the andanf Ray Peterson.PpP Joe O’Brien, another WMCA deejay, was Muni’s special Red Army Chorus and other folk guest, performing with ^ him “The Battle of Kookamonga.” groups. “/t’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERXATIOXALLY” Page 44 October 17, 1959 'The Cash Box, Music

Roulette To Issue “On SIS DING HIGH! Robic In U. S. The Beach" Film Track IJST ASK YOUR HEART FRANKSE AVALON CHANCELLOR Kahl Acquires Publishing Rights

NEW YORK — Roulette Records will release the soundtrack LP of one Stan- DARUNG, 1 LOVE YOU of this year’s major pic entries, ley Kramer’s “On The Beach,’’ music 20th FOX AL MARTINO of which has been acquired by Phil Kahl’s Patricia-Kahl Music. Flick |:remieres in December. Roulette will release the soundtrack GET ME LP in November and, in addition, will COME ON AND issue Jimmie Rodgers’ and Playmates’ FABIAN CHANCELLOR singles of songs from the flick. Rod- gers will have the principal musical theme, the folk favorite, “Waltzing- At a press party held last week at the Warwick Hotel Matilda,’’ and the Playmates’ will NEW YORK— comedienne Jean Carroll RAMBED PUBLISHING CO., INC. sing the love theme. The label an- honoring Yugoslavian singer Ivo Robic (left photo) full-scale promotional and Robic on his first visit to these shores. 206 S. 13th Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. nounced a and Robert Clary welcome advertising campaign for the “On Laurie Records chief, and The Beach’’ decks. Label’s only other Right photo: Gene Schwartz (right), A&R soundtrack LP was “The Long Hot Robic discuss the followup release to Robic’s “Morgen” hit. Summer.’’ “On The Beach’’ stars Gregory NEW POP RELEASE Peck, Ava Gardner, Anthony Perkins, Fred Aistaire and newcomer Donna “NOW THAT SHE’S GONE" Anderson and is based on Nevil Browns Get Gold Disk on TV | Shute’s best-selling novel which tells Musidisc International b/w ^ of a world doomed by radioactive fall- "WON'T YOU LET ME KNOW" | out in 1964. Pic was Aimed in Incorporates In U. S. NEW YORK—RCA Victor record- KING CROONERS Australia. Music was written by ing artists, The Browns, includmg | Ernest Gold, who composed the scores Jim Edward, Maxine and Bonnie, will EXCEILO 2168 | for such flicks as “The Deflant Ones,’’ be awarded a Gold Record for their Nilo Santos Pinto, “Witness For The Prosecution,” “Too NEW YORK — Three Bells” on STEADILY Gravacoes million-selling “The CLIMBING \ president and owner of I | Much Too Soon” and “The Young the Arthur Murray Dance Party over Musidisc Ltda. of Brazil arrived in Philadelphians.” NBC Television Tuesday night (Oct. New York recently for the purpose of “PLEASE THINK IT OVER" 13). | launching his American record com- ROSCOE SHELTON pany, and the American company has The Bi’owns will join Gisele Mac- | Baby For The Fords already been incorporated in New the nationally televised pro- EXCELIO 2167 I Kenzie in York under the name of Musidisc In- gram, and will sing their hit song in the NOTICE TO RETAIL RECORD DEALERS; NEW YORK—Mary Ford, of the ternational, Inc., with offices which took the country by storm in secure our mer- Building, 666 Fifth Avenue. It you are unable to Les Paul & Mary Ford team, gave Tishman both country/western and popular re- chandise from our distributor, please birth last week, October 7, to a 7V2 cording categories. contact us. Musidisc International, Inc. plans, pound bal>y boy, Robert, at Valley as its initial program, to release 50 in Ridgewood, N. J. Miss IIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Hospital LP’s per year. The releases will be hubby Les Paul also have RECORD COMPANY Ford and mainly LP’s, with some EP’s and I NASHBORO adopted child. an some 45’s primarily drawn from pack- Ave. N. Nashville, Tenn. Zamoiski Broadens I 177 3rd ages. For the time being the records to be released will be records recorded GREAT HITS! in Brazil. However, all those selected Am-Par Distributorship for U.S. distribution will be those THEME from "A SUMMER PLACE” especially recorded for and pointed to the U.S. and international market. HUGO WINTERHALTER - RCA JT47-7599 NEW YORK — Larry Newton, na- of sales for ABC-Par- PERCY FAITH -COLUMBIA #4-41490 All the recordings have been and tional director announced last week that the DON RALKE-WB #5108 are to be recorded in stereo. Initial amount, Company of Bal- releases will be under the Musidisc Joseph M. Zamoiski currently distributing ABC- label and will be marketed in the timore, BOURBON 1 are Paramount, Apt, Chancellor, Hunt, 1 S4.98 stereo and $3.98 monaural price and all affiliate labels in the Balti- STREET j YOU ranges. Additional releases under a 1 henceforth assume subsidiary label will be marketed in more area, will WALTER SLEZAK BEAT I SORRY? label $2.98. distributorship of the same JAMES stereo only, at presents DON RALKE iI JONI products in the Virginia and West WB #5108 i MGM #K12828 Distribution plans are being pre- Virginia territory. PUBLISHERS pared hut have not yet been finalized , MUSIC new distribution assignment and franchises are still available. The The VIENNA HOLDING CORPORATION effective “FROM company intends to operate indepen- for the Zamoiski Company is Newton. dently and not through any estab- immediately, according to LOVE” SUNNY FULTON lished record company for distribu- WITH tion purposes. I DO" PLP # 2002 HONEST The Brazilian, company was kicked "Fire" Again b/w off five years ago by Nilo Pinto, who Worth Scores Chelsea 533 * is known professionally as Nilo Ser- RECORD COMPANY The most beautiful Viennese songs of all gio. He was formerly a Brazilian re- 518 SOUTH 2nd STREET time—recorded In Vienna with members of melody 47, PA. artist on the YORK — A classical Vienna State Opera. CHELSEA PHILADELPHIA cording (singing) RCA NEW has again paid-off for writer Bobby Victor label in Brazil and has sung Worth, who adapted Puccini’s “Mu- in the U.S. He gave up his on radio setta’s Waltz” from “La Boheme” in- singing career to open a retail record to a pop song, “Don’t You Know,” the Victor. shop in Rio de Janeiro and while run- current Della Reese smash on In Worth had a hand-in adapt- ning his record shop he had a radio 1941, IS the sincerest form of FLAnERY, ing — together with Freddy Martin IMITATION Brazil on which he re- program in and Ray Austin — a Tchaikovsky viewed new records and interviewed theme from his piano concerto into Hit SOlind of hut they can’t duplicate the OrigiriBl recording artists. He sold his record the pop “standard,” “Tonight We shop and gave up his outside interests Love.” to start working in earnest on his On “Tonight We Love,” Worth pro- es- Brazilian record company. Having vided the title and lyrics, but with COMSTOCK'S company, he is now sole BOBBY tablished that “Don’t You Know” he is the his label looking ahead to spreading adapter: title, lyrics and additional starting with on a worldwide basis music. Worth is also a cleffer of orig- I'ecording TlNI^iSSEE WALTZ the U.S. His plans include inal songs. Some of them include a in the U.S., as well as in Europe in one-time Bing Crosby success, “Taps addition to con- BLAZE 349 the near future, in Till Reveille,” “Same Old Song And tinuing and augmenting his Brazilian Dance,” cut last year by Frank operation. Sinatra, and “Lazy Countryside,” a Disney His Brazilian record company re- song featured in the Walt flick, “Fun And Fancy Free,” and BLAZE RECORDS leases the Grand Award and Vox la- Whiting. in Brazil. recorded by Margaret 1 bels “0«fy those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX : — — : f The Cash Box^ Music Page 45 October 17, 1959 1959 NARAS NOMINATIONS Keely Leiids A Hand

(Top five nominees in each category; •where more than five items BEST CLASSICAL PERFORMANCE— are listed, it is the result of ties in CHAM- BEST COMEDY PERFORMANCE—MUSICAL that category) BER MUSIC Ind. CHAMBER ORCHESTRA 1. A Party With Betty Comden and Adolph Green 1. Beethoven; Sonatas No. 21 in C. Op. 53 and No. 2. Charlie Weaver Sings for His People RECORD OF THE YEAR 18 in E Flat. 53 Cp. —Artur Rubinstein 3. Monster Rally Hans Conreid, Alice Pearce and the 2. Beethoven Piano Quartet 1. A Fool Such As I —Elvis Presley in E Flat. Op. 16; Schu- Creatures mann Piano Quartet in E Flat, 2. High Hopes Frank Qp. 47; The Fes- 4. Musically Mad—Orchestra — Sinatra tival Quartet Mis-Led by Bernie Greem and the Stereo Madmen 3. Like Young—Andre Previn & David Rose Ork. 3. Cello Galaxy—Felix Slatkin, Concert Arts Orch. 5* The Battle of Kookamonga 4. Mack the Knife Bobby Darin —Homer and Jethro — 4. Four Italian Sonatas—^Nathan Milstein 5. The Three Bells—The Browns 5. Villa Lobos String Quartet—The Hollywood String BEST PERFORMANCE—DOCUMENTARY OR Quartet SPOKEN WORD OTHER THAN ALBUM OF THE YEAR COMEDY 1. -A Lincoln Portrait— Carl Sandburg 1. Belafonte BEST SELLING P E R FO RM A N C E at Carnegie Hall—Harry Belafonte — CON- 2. Ages of Man—Sir John Gielgud 2. Come Dance CERTO OR INSTRUMENT SOLOIST With Me—Frank Sinatra WITH 3. Alark Twain Tonight—Hal Holbrook 3. More Music FULL ORCHESTRA ACCOMPANIMENT From Peter Gunn—Henri Mancini 4. New York Taxi Driver—^Tony Schwartz 4. RachmaninolF: Piano Concerto 1. Brahms: Violin Concerto in 5. Sherlock No. 3 ; Van Clibum; D—Henryk Szeryng; Holmes, Basil Rathbone Reads Kiril Kondrashin, The conductor, Symphony of the Air London Symphony Orch. Monteaux 5. Victory at 2. Brahms: Sea. Vol. 2 (R. Rodgers)—Robert Russel Piano Concerto No. 2—Arthur Rubinstein; BEST PERFORMANCE BY "TOP 40" ARTIST Bennett The RCA Victor Symphony Orch. Kripps & RCA Victor Symphony Orch. (Remake) 1. A Big Hunk o* Love^Elvis Presley 3. Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in E Minor. Op. 64; 2. Broken-Hearted Melody—Sarah Vaughan SONG OF THE Prokofieff: Violin Concerto No. 2 in G Minor YEAR Jascha 3. Charlie Brown—The Coasters Heifetz; Boston Symphony Orch., Munch HOLLYWOOD—Edd Byrnes pre- 1. Battle of New 4. 4. Makin’ Love—Floyd Robinson Orleans (Comp—Jimmy Driftwood) Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No. 3—Van Cliburn, sents Keely Smith 2. High Symphony of the Air, Kondrashin 5. Midnight Flyer—Nat King with a plaque for Hopes (Comp—.Sammy Cahn-Jimmy Van- Cole heusen) her 5. Tchaikovsky: Piano Concerto No. 1 — Vladimir 6. Neil Sedaka—Neil Sedaka outstanding service in the fight 3. 1 Know Horowitz, NBC Symphony, Toscanini (Comp—Karl Stutz-Edith Lindeman). against tuberculosis. Byrnes made 4. Like Young (Comp BEST COUNTRY AND WESTERN —Paul Francis Webster-Andre the presentation Previn) BEST CLASSICAL PERFORMANCE—INSTRU- PERFORMANCE in behalf of the Na- 5. Small tional World (Comp—Jule Styue-Steven Sondheim) MENTAL SOLOIST OTHER THAN FULL 1. Battle of New Orleans—Johnny Horton Tuberculosis Association. ORCHESTRAL ACCOMPANIMENT 2. Don’t Tell Me Your Troubles—Don Gibson BEST VOCAL PERFORMANCE 3. Home Jim Reeves 1. Beethoven: Sonatas No. 21 and 18—.Artur Rubin- — FE.\fALE— Stein. Piano 4. Set Him Free—Skeeter Davis Blackwell 1. Alright, Okay, You Win—Peggy Lee 2. Danzas—Laurindo Almeida 5. Tennessee Stud—Eddy Arnold Joins Glover 2. Broadway '59 —Pat Suzuki 3. Four Italian Sonatas—Nathan Millstein, A'iolin 3. But Not For BEST RHYTHM AND Me—Ella Fitzgerald 4. Berg: Sonata for Piano, Op. I: Krenek: Sonata BLUES PERFORMANCE No. NEW YORK Songster - 1 ew., — O no. 0.1 ... _ vvriter 4. La Strada Del 3, Op. 92; Schoenberg: Three Piano 1. -A Big Hunk o’ Love—Elvis Amore—Catrina Valente Pieces, Op. Presley Otis 11—Glenn Gould, Piano 2. Blackwell has signed 5. Porgy and Bess—Lena Home Charlie Brown—The Coasters an exclu- 5. Pennario Plays sive —Leonard Pennario, Piano 3. Guess Who—Jesse Belvin disk pact with Glover Records, 6. Presenting BEST VOCAL Jaimie Laredo—Jaimie Laredo, VioL’n 4. Midnight Flyei—Nat PERFORMANCE King Cole this city, it was revealed last week. 4. What A MALE— BEST CLASSICAL Dirrcnce a Day Makes—Dinah Washington PERFORMANCE—VOCAL Blackwell, who has written such 1. Ad Evening With Lemer and Lowe Robert SOLOIST WITH OR WITHOUT BEST — Merrill ORCHESTRA PERFORMANCE—FOLK rock smashes as “Don’t 2. Belafonte at Carnegie Hall— Be Cruel,” Harry Belafonte 1. A 1. Belafonte at Brahras-Schumann Recital—Maureen Forrester Carnegie Hall—Harry Belafonte All Shook 3. Come Dance With Mi^Frank Sinatra Up” and “Fever,” will 2. Bjoerling in Opera—Jussi Bjoerling 2. Tennessee Stud—Eddy .Arnold 4. Guess Who—^Jesse Belvin also do free lance 3. Maria Callas Portrays Verdi Heroines 3. The Wilderness Road—Jimmy Drifnvood A&R work and 5. Mack the Knife—Bobby Darin 4. 4. At Large scout talent for Milanov 'Operatic Arias—Zinka Milanov With the Kingston Trio—Kingston Trio the label. Glover was 4. The Art — 5. The Wild. Wild of Song Cesare Valletti West—Ralph Hunter Choir recently formed by Henry Glover BEST PERFORMANCE BY A DANCE BAND BEST CLASSICAL BEST RECORDING with Hy Weiss, of Old Town Records. 1. Anatomy PERFORMANCE- FOR CHILDREN of a Murder—Duke Ellington OPERA CAST OR CHORAL 1. Hansel and Cretel Original Sound 2. Breakfast Dance and Barbecue Track Record- —Count Basie ing Michael Myerberg Film 3. For the Very First 1. Mozart: The Marriage of Figaro Time—Glenn Miller —R. Peters, G. 2. Peter and the London. L. Della Wolf—Peter Ustinov, Narrative 4. New Sounds at the Casa. Vienna Philharmonic Roosevelt—Larry Elgart 3. Popeye’s Favorite YOU’RE Orch., Leinsdorf Sea Chanties— Capt. Allen Swift GONNA MISS ME 5. Pops and Prado—Perez Prado 2. 4. The .Arabian Nights— Rossini: The Barber of Seville—R. Peters. C. Marla Ray recorded by 6. Sound Spectacular— Ray Anthony Valetti. R. Merrill. G. Tozzi, Metropolitan Orch. 5. Three to Make Music-Cindcrella—Mary Martin, the CONNIE and Chorus, Leinsdorf FRANCIS mGM Little Orch. Society Cond. by Thomas Scherman 3. Saint-Saens: Aida Music Inc. BEST PERFORMANCE BY AN ORCHESTRA Samson & Delilah—R. Stevens, M. Del Monaco, Metropolitan Opera Orch. and BEST ARRANGEMENT 1. Just for — Chorus, Kicks Bob Thompson and His Ork Faustocleva 1. An Evening W’ith Lerner and Lowe Johnny TWO FOOLS 2. Like T oung—David Rose 4. The Beloved Choruses—Mormon Tabernacle Choir — Green, Ork and .\ndre Previn RC.A Victor Symphony Orch. and Chorale (ar- recorded by 3. More o. \ erdi : The Music From Peter Gunn—Henri Mancini Force of Destiny—Z. Milanov, G. Di ranger Johnny Green) Stefano. L. 4. Music V arren, R. Elias. G. Tozzi; Orches- 2. FRANKIE AVALON From .M Squad—Stanley Wilson Come Dance With jMe—Frank Sinatra (arranger CHANCELLOR tra and Chorus of the .\cademia De Santa Cecilia, 5. 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St. Lawrence Suite (From the recorded Large 'Kingston Trio Album “Doubling in CLASSICAL RECORDING by Brass ’) : Morton Gould 4. The Three Bells—The Browns and His Symphonic Orch. JOHNNY CASH 1. Doubling in Brass COLUMBIA 5. Shostakovitch : —Morton Gould 5. The Stephen Concerto No. 2 for Plano and Or- Foster Song Book—Robert Shaw Johnny Cash Music Inc. Chorale chestra. Op. 101 —Leonard Bernstein and New 2. Rossini Overtures—Fritz Reiner, Chicago Symphony \ork Philharmonic 3. Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italien; Rimsky-Korsakov Capriccio Espagnol—Kiril Kondrashin, RC.A Victor HILL AND RANGE SONGS, INC. BEST JAZZ PERFORMANCE—SOLOIST BEST SOUND TRACK ALBUM BACK- Symphony — 1619 Broadway, New York, GROUND SCORE 4. N. Y. 1. Urbie Green. Trombone FROM MOTION PICTURE Tchaikovsky: 1812 Overture; Ravel: Bolero—Mor- ton Gould and His Orchestra “Best of New Broadway Show Hits” OR TELEVISION 2. Bobby Troup, 5. Victory at Sea. Vol. 2—Robert Russell Bennett Piano. Vocal 1. 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Harry ; Symphony No. 6—Pierre Monteux, — Belafonte Vienna Philharmonic 5. Redhead 4. Shostakovich Symphony No. 5—Nat’l Symphony 2. Orch.—Howard Mitchell RECORD LABELS 1* Debussy: Images for Orchestra—Charles Munch, The Boston Symphony Orch. BEST COMEDY PERFORMANCE- 5. The South Shall Rise Again—Phil Harris r ‘”6 our Specialty • Service our Motto I 3. Rossini Overtures—Fritz Reiner, The Chicago Sym- SPOKEN WORD phony Orch. BEST NEW ARTIST OF 1959 CpMMERCIAL — TRANSCRIPTION LABELS 1. Hamlet —Andy Griffith 1. Bobby Darin REGULAR OR pressure SENSITIVE 4. Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italien: Rimskv-Korsakov 2. Inside Shelly Berman Capriccio Espagnol—Kondrashin, The RCA Victor 2. Edd Byrnes PHONE: HYacinfh 7-2320 Symphony Orch. 3. Look Forward in Anger—Mort Sahl 3. ' Johnny Restivo PROGRESSIVE LABEL 5. Tchaikovsky: 4. CO. 1812 Overture; Ravel: Bolero— Sick Humor—Lenny Bruce 4. Mark Murphy Morton Gould and His Orchestra 286-290 Stanhope St.,, Brooklyn 37, N ’ Y, 5. Stan Freberg with Original Cast 5. Mavis Rivers ‘It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—IISTERXATIONALLY” — jfl?e Cash Box, Music Page 46 October 17, 1959 JOE LONDON'S Columbia Ups Scianni Bourne Not For Sale NEW YORK—The appointment of — Joseph Scianni to the position of As- NEW YORK -Joseph Trachtman, sociate Producer, Masterworks De- president of Bourne Music, an- HOT NEW RELEASE partment, has been announced by nounced last week that the Bourne I John McClure, Executive Musical Di- catalog is not for sale. LIBERTY rector of Masterworks. Trachtman’s announcement came as RECORDS , i % ON In his new position, Scianni will a result of a decision by the New assist Mr. McClure with artists and York appellate division, which unani- repertoire and studio recording' as- mously reversed a decision of the sur- signments, as well as with Master- rogate court that said since Bourne works music editing. had been previously placed on the Scianni received his Doctorate from auction block, a sale had to then be the Eastman School of Music and consummated. joined Columbia in 1958 as Music Ed- itor. Most recently he has been a mem- ' \r"' ber of Columbia’s Artists and Rep- ertoire trainee program. Dupre To England

Rann Productions Names NEW YORK — Blues singer Jack Broughton Gen. Dupre, Atlantic Records pactee, will Mgr. play England for four weeks, begin- "IT MIGHT ning November 1. LOS ANGELES — Rann Produc- Dupre will have a club engagement ff tions, Inc., newly formed independent his first two weeks there and a con- record producing company owned by cert tour will take-up his remaining arranger-conductor Ray Conniff, has time. His Atlantic LP, “Blues From HAVE BEEN named Cliff Broughton to the general The Gutter,’’ will be released in Eng- manager post. land to coincide with the tour. Ac- B/W Additionally, prexy Conniff has cording to Atlantic’s Gaiy Kramer, signed singers Dee Arlen and Michael “the English appreciate authorative n Wesley as the company’s new record- blues artists more than Americans.” ing artists. Negotiations are in the works for LONESOME WHISTLE Conniff, Broughton and legal ad- Dupre to perform in France and Scot- visor Bill Houghton, are presently in land right after his English date. conferring LR - 55209 New York with Columbia Record boss A1 Lorber finalizing a deal to distribute Rann Production Contact' your nearest Liberty Dist. records, through Columbia. Addison Scandanavian Pact Company activities include record producing, development and introduc- Write—Wire—or Phone!! tion of new talent, concert tour book- NEW YORK — Addison Records, ing and other phases of enterprise in the diskery of which Bobby Darin is THANK YOU—MINNEAPOLIS—MILWAUKEE the music world. owner and A&R man but not an art- ist, has been signed to a long term deal by Metronome Records for the PHILADELPHIA and GRAND RAPIDS Gottfried Forms Adonis Scandinavian countries, Germany and Austria. Jamie Coe’s Summertime FOR PUTTING US OVER THE TOP IN SALES Symphony and Chip Fisher’s “Poor Me” are first Addison slicing out on YORK—Joe Gottfried, for- NEW Metronome. merly general manager of Castle Rec- ords, has formed Adonis Records, to- Addison is part of Music Develop- gether with Ivan Ellis and Sylvan ment Corporation which also acts as Epstien, two business execs. pubbery for most tunes recorded on The new company—headquartering Addison including several Darin ef- forts. Metronome also acquired // you are reading at 200 W. 57 St., has already signed has the following artists: Jean Martin, these publishing rights for its affili- Frank Simone, the Four Coachmen ated Multitone in Scandinavia and and Johnny Saber. Adonis will pro- Metorion Musikverlag in Germany. someone elses ropy of duce both albums and singles. Deals were negotiated by Ed Bur- The label will also distribute Pam ton and Joe Csida for Music Develop- Records. Castle has pacted arranger- ment Corporation and Claes Dahlgren conductor George Salter and two of Metronome’s New York office, Or- The Cash Box groups, the Lydells and the Holidays. ion Development Corporation. Mad Hatter why not mail this coupon

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NEW ORLEANS—“Help Jimmy Brown The Newsboy” pleaded station FIRM WYFE, and WYFE listeners responded. Sitting atop some 2,000 hats is disk jockey Sylvia Holmes holding Mac Wiseman’s Dot recording of “Jimmy Brown The Newsboy” which tells of Jimmy’s plight (“no hat upon his head while 1 ADDRESS delivering the morning paper”) but the plight is now Miss Holmes’. What does a deejay do with 2,000 hats? The WYFE contest awarded Dot albums to the following categories: Most » hats submitted by one listener largest six feet; smallest hat I CITY ZONE . STATE —322; hat— % inch. ‘‘Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” ? The Cash Box, Music Page 47 October 17, 195 Lanza’s Death Shocks Snyder Named Assoc. St. Patrick’s Cathedral Another HIT by The International Stars Music Business A & R Exec Of Epic Choir On Roulette The Everly Brothers

NEW YORK Mario Lanza’s fun- — NEW YORK—The appointment of NEW YORK—Morris Levy, Presi- eral was held in Rome last Saturday (’Til) I Clifford Snyder to the position of As- dent of Roulette KISSED YOU (10) and the mass included a record- announced that the sociate and ing of Lanza singing “Ave Maria.” Producer, Artists and Reper- label had signed the St. Patrick’s The famed tenor died last week (7) toire, Epic-Okeh Records, has been an- Cathedral Choir to record an album of of a heart attack at the Guilia OH, WHAT A Clinic nounced by Albert Shulman, General Christmas carols. The choir of one of FEELING in Rome. Officiating at the high mass Manager. the most beautiful and Cadence 1369 was the Rev. Paul Maloney, who bap- famous tized Lapa’s four children. In his new position, Snyder will re- churches in the U.S. is comprised Father CADENCE ‘ Maloney is an American now assigned port to Shulman, and is functionally mainly of some 30 youngsters and 20 RECORDS to the Santa Susanna 119 Church in Rome responsible to the Directors of Artists adults. Recording sessions have al- W. 57th St., N, Y., N. Y. for American Catholics. and Repertoire for assisting in re- ready begun under the supervision of Lanza, who was 38 at his death, search, production and editing Joe Reisman, A & R Chief for the was one of the outstanding recording in all label. names in the fifties. Though his re- categories for Epic, Okeh, Perfect corded activity of recent years was and Alpine labels. Reisman feels that “the awe-in- confined mostly to album releases, his Snyder, who received his Master’s spiring sound of this famed choir will initial successes came from singles. make the album His first triumph was “Be My Love” Degree from Juilliard and his Bache- one of the most in 1950, followed by “The Lovliest lor’s Degree from the Eastman School sought-after Christmas recordings Night Of The Year” in 1951. He is of Music, joined Columbia in 1955 as ever produced.” He also indicated that represented with 12 LP’s, including Music Editor. Most recently he has because of this sound and the beauty one of RCA Victor’s all-time best- been a member of of the 50 voices, the diskery was plan- sellers, “Student Prince.” Victor is Columbia’s A & R releasing a new Xmas package by Trainee program. ning to issue a single release from Lanza, “Lanza Sings Christmas the album for the Christmas buying- Carols.” His last LP release was season. soundtrack music from his last film, “For The First Time.” Music Spectacular To The Roulette Art Department, un- der the direction of Arnold Meyers, Aid Catholic Youth Org. spent most of last week shooting the cover inside St. Patrick’s. Due New Duties For Mayer to BREAKING ALL OVER numerous lighting problems in the NEW YORK—The Catholic Youth magnificent cathedral, it became nec- NEW YORK Herbert Mayer, Organization will launch National — Mer- essary to install a special ten strobe chandise Manager, Special Products, CYO Week (Oct. 25-Nov. 1) with a lighting unit which was handled PAPER BOY has been assigned the additional re- giant popular music and dance spec- by tacular Milton Schwartz, one sponsibility of merchandising all rep- for teenagers on Sunday af- of the leading by ertoire categories of pre-recorded ternoon, Oct. 25, at the New York manufacturers of strobe units in this tape, it was announced by William Coliseum. country. Gallagher, Director of Sales. Disk jockey Scott Muni of Station Roy Orbison Roulette is planning a full scale He will continue his present duties WMCA is chairman of the Spectacu- promotional 409 in merchandising the Adventures in lar, and will host the event. Accom- and advertising program # Sound and the Language series. modations have been made at the Col- on this album along with its only iseum for 7,000 teen-agers from the other Christmas set of this year, a MONUMENT Archdiocese of New York. RECORDS Jimmie Rodgers LP, “It’s Christmas 539 West 25th St., New York Hanover -Chappell Rubbery There will be dancing to records as Pact Once Again”. The Rodgers record- well as to a live pop band and a gala ing, which all-star in-person show, featuring was completed by Joe Reis- some of the biggest man prior to the latter’s departure NEW YORK—Buddy Robbins, vice- names in show business president in charge of the Hanover and popular music field. for his current Australian tour will and Signature publishing firms, Ro- The Spectacular will get under way include both traditional as well as jan (ASCAP) and at 4 P.M. with finale Vision (BMI) have a hop set for “pop” Christmas songs. Both albums announced the completion of a long- 8 o’clock in the evening to allow for will be in the November release, how- term world-wide publishing deal with the traveling and early home arrival ever, Chappell & Co., Ltd. which will give of teenagers from distant points. the firm has issued a pre-release the latter firm exclusive rights to The music and dance spectacular bulletin and has already received ini- Rojan and Vision material through- will kick off in the New York area tial orders from many of its distrib- out the world. The deal was consum- the National CYO Week program utors. mated this week. Negotiations have which, this year, aims to re-empha- been underv'ay for about Prexy, Morris Levy, a month be- size the importance of moral and spir- negotiated the tween Robbins and Louis Dreyfus of itual values among American St. Patrick’s Choir recording con- Chappell. youth. More than 7,000,000 young people tract with the Rev. Francis Xavier Robbins will probably be off throughout the country to are expected Duffy of St. Patrick’s who acts as Europe to visit many of the Chappell to participate in the annual obseiw- Choir Moderator and aided Joe Reis- branch offices. Bob Thiele, Hanover- ance under the theme “Spiritualize Signature prexy will accompany Rob- Youth—Vitalize Nations.” man in the supervising of the produc- bins on the trip. tion CYO Director Father Philip J. of the album. Morris Levy stated Murphy, announced that proceeds that because of the thrilling results, from the mammoth event will benefit on the label of the St. Patrick’s Christ- undei-privileged boys and girls who mas album, the company has already Checkin’ Up will receive free camp vacations next summer. set plans for a second album by the choir Tickets for the affair, at $1.50 each, for the Easter season. may_ be purchased only through au- thorized teen-age CYO representatives in parishes and Catholic high schools. For Lawrence No tickets will be sold at the door. Odd Promo LP Teen-age committee members, rep- resenting all parishes and schools in NEW YORK — ABC-Paramount the metropolitan area, met Thursday, Records has come up -with a “suit- Sept. 17, with Muni, and CYO offi- able” idea in order to stimulate in- cials at the Catholic Charities Center terest in Steve Lawrence’s new album, to consider preliminary plans for the spectacular. “Swing Softly With Me”. As a result of reportedly strong Additional details of the event will initial reaction by distributors to the be announced weekly in the Catholic album, Lawrence’s first for ABC-Par- News, and by Muni on his show. amount Records, the company has come up with a contest involving pro- LOVE POTION motion men of the distributors DAUPHIN, MANITOBA — Bev throughout the country. It will offer Munro, country & western disk jockey Sandy Signs Cardwell as prizes a new suit, three new shirts #9 on CKDM, this city, picks up a copy and three new ties to the men who do b/w of The Cash Box to read the review the most to increase the sales and of his initial release on the promote the album. STAY AWHILE Rodeo MOBILE, ALA.—Sandy Records of- label, “There’s by No One Like My ficials John Bozeman and Paul DuBose They will be judged on their ability Baby” and “A Little Jealous.” last week simultaneously announced to get exposure for the album; the THE Munro, who was just inked to a the signing of songster Jack Cardwell ideas they use to get dealers to sug- CLOVERS three-year Rodeo contract, recently and the release of his initial Sandy gest the album to their customers; United Artists 180 made an appearance as “Mr. Dee-Jay single, “Blue Lifetime” b/w “All novel ideas for window displays, etc. U.S.A.” and on the “Grand Ole Opry” Alone.” Cardwell clicked some years The contest will begin October 12 on WSM-Nashville. back with “Death Of Hank Williams.” and run through November 20.

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«iramnimnmnirammmiiiiiiiiiiiinimmiiiMmmimmiiiinitiiiiiiiiiiiiraiirainmuiiiii.niitmiiiitmmnnmiiiniiiiiiNiw NEW YORK CHICAGO NEW ORLEANS Pos. Last Week Pos. La Week MACK THE KNIFE ( 1 ) MARY LOU (2< 1 Bobby Darin (Atco 6147) 26 Ronnie Hawkins 1. MACK THE KNIFE 1. I (Roulette 4177) DON’T KNOW 1. POISON Bobby Darin (Atco) IVY Ruth Brown (Atlantic) Coasters 2. (Atco) I’M GONNA GET 2. DON’T YOU KNOW 2. HEY LITTLE MARRIED Della Reese GIRL O POISON IVY SO MANY WAYS (RCA Victor) Dee Clark (Abner) (3) (41 Lloyd Price (ABC-Paramount) 3. 27 Brook UNFORGETTABLE 3. SLEEPWALK “ Coasters (Atco 6146) Benton (Mercury 71 512) 3. YOU BETTER Dinah KNOW IT Washington (Mercury) Santo & Johnny Jackie Wilson (Brunswick) 4. HEY LITTLE GIRL (Canadian-American) 4. I DON’T KNOW Dee Clark (Abner) 4. I’M GONNA CLOUDS Ruth Brown (Atlantic) GET I'M GONNA GET (341 5. SLEEPWALK married 28 Spacemen (Alton 5. DON’T MARRIED 254) YOU KNOW Santo & Johnny Lloyd Price (ABC-Paramount) 3 (2) Della Reese (RCA Victor) (Canadian-American) 5. BREAKING UP IS HARD Lloyd Price (ABC-Paramount 10032) 6. SHOUT 6. BROKEN HEARTED TO DO YOU WERE MINE (33 Isley Brothers (RCA Victor) MELODY Jivin' Gene (Mercury) 29 6. MACK Fireflies (Ribbon 6901) 7. POISON IVY Sarah Vaughan (Mercury) THE KNIFE A SLEEP Bobby Darin (Atco) WALK (4) Coasters (Atco) 7. MACK THE KNIFE 7. YOU BETTER ^ Santo & Johnny (Canadian American 103) 8. RED RIVER ROCK Bobby Darin (Atco) KNOW IT Jackie Wilson (Brunswick) THE THREE Johnny & Hurricanes 8. BELLS (22 POISON IVY 8. SAY MAN (Warwick) Coasters 30 The Browns (RCA (Atco) Bo Diddley (Checker) HEY Victor 7555) LITTLE GIRL ( 5 ) 9. SAY MAN 9. MARY LOU 9. IF I ONLY KNEW Bo Diddley (Checker) Ronnie Hawkins (Roulette) Prof. Longhair (Ron) 5 Dee Clark (Abner 1029) JO. 10. RED WHAT'D 1 SAY WOO HOO 10. DAiNCE WITH RIVER ROCK (19 ME Johnny Rock-A-Teens (Roulette) Drifters (Atlantic) & Hurricanes 31 Roy Charles (Atlantic 2031) (Warwick) e RED RIVER ROCK (6) a Johnny & Hurricanes (Warwick 509) CHILDHOOD SWEETHEART ST. LOUIS NEWARK YOU 32 (40 BETTER KNOW IT ( ) Chuck DALLAS y 8 Berry (Chess 1737) “ Jackie Wilson (Brunswick 55149) DANCE 1. SAY WITH ME (— MAN 1. MACK THE KNIFE SAY MAN 1. (9) Drifters Bo Diddley (Checker) Bobby Darin (Atco) POISON IVY 33 (Atlantic 2040) 2. I Coasters 8 Bo Diddley (Checker 931) DON’T KNOW 2. THE CLOUDS (Atco) 2. Ruth Brown (Atlantic) Spacemen (Alton) SAY MAN 3. HEY LITTLE Bo Diddley (Checker) GIRL 3. I’M GONNA GET PRIMROSE LANE Dee Clark (Abner) MARRIED 3. I LOVES YOU PORGY PUT YOUR HEAD (46) 4. Nina Simone H 34 Jerry Wallace SHOUT Lloyd Price (ABC-Paramount) (Bethlehem) ON MY SHOULDER (13) (Challenge 59047) Isley 4. MACK 51 Brothers (RCA Victor) 4. SAY MAN THE KNIFE Bobby Paul Anka (ABC-Paramaunt 10040) 5. DON’T YOU KNOW Bo Diddley (Checker) Darin (A^co) Della 5. TILL I Reese (RCA Victor) 5. SOMEDAY KISSED YOU MIDNIGHT Everly FLYER (26) 6. I’M GONNA GET Bobby Blue Bland (Duke) Brothers (Cadence) 6. I DON’T in DON'T YOU 35 Nat "King" Cole (Capitol 4248) married 6. HEY LITTLE GIRL KNOW KNOW (25) Lloyd Ruth Brown Price (ABC-Paramount) Dee Clark (Abner) (Atlantic) Della Reese (RCA Victor 7591) 7. DANCE 7. LEAVE MY WITH ME 7. I WANT TO WALK KITTEN Drifters ALONE (Atlantic) YOU HOME POCO LOCO (38) 8. SO MANY Little Willie John (King) WAYS Fats Domino (Imperial) TEEN BEAT (15) 36 Gene & Brook Benton 8. DANCE WITH Eunice (Case 1001) (Mercury) 8. I LOVES YOU PORGY ME I Drifters JJ 5andy Nelson (Original 9. LOVES YOU PORGY Nina Simone (Bethlehem) (Atlantic) 5) Hina Simone (Bethlehem) 9. PUT YOUR HEAD 9. I DON’T KNOW ON JO. YOU WENT BACK ON Ruth Brown (Atlantic) MY SHOULDER THANK YOU PRETTY YOUR Paul Anka MR. BLUE WORD 10. YOU BETTER KNOW IT (ABC-Paramount) lO (18) BABY Clyde McPhatter 10. MR. BLUE 37 (24) (Atlantic) Jackie Wilson (Brunswick) ““ Fleetwoods (Dolton 5) Fleetwoods (Dolton) Brook Benton (Mercury 71478)

I LOVES YOU PORGY ( 12 ) LOVE WALKED IN 13 Nina Simone (Bethlehem 11021) (45) PHILAOELPHIA 38 Flamingos (End 1055) LOS ANGELES ATLANTA

I DON'T KNOW (17) GOING TO NEW YORK Ruth Brown (Atlantic (42) 1. I’M 2035) GONNA GET 1. MACK THE KNIFE 39 Jimmy Reed (Vee-Jay 326) 1. POISON MARRIED Bobby Darin (Atco) IVY Lloyd Price Coasters (Atco) (ABC-Paramount) 2. RED RIVER ROCK 2. I 2. HEY LITTLE GIRL Johnny & Hurricanes DON’T KNOW -- BROKEN HEARTED Dee Clark Ruth Brown WOO HOO (Abner) (Warwick) (Atlantic) melody (10) (— ) 3. 3. HEY 40 MIDNIGHT STROLL 3. SLEEPWALK LITTLE GIRL 15 Rock-A-Teens (Roulette 3515) Revels (Norgold) Dee Clark Sarah Vaughan (Mercury 71477) Santo <& Johnny (Abner) 4. THE ANGELS LISTENED (Canadian-American) 4. SAY MAN IN Bo Diddley 4. POISON IVY (Checker) BREAKING UP IS Crests (Coed) Coasters 5. THE ANGELS LISTENED -- THE ANGELS (Atco) IN HARD TO DO 5. DON’T YOU KNOW 5. BROKEN HEARTED LISTENED IN 41 (48) Crests CCoed; Ip (16) Della Reese (RCA Victor) MELODY Jivin' Gene (Mercury 71485) Sarah Vaughan I’M GONNA GET Crests (Coed 515) 6. TEEN BEAT (Mercury) MARRIED Sandy Nelson 6. PUT YOUR HEAD ON (Original) MY SHOULDER Lloyd Price (ABC-Paramount) 7. SAY 7. DECK OF CARDS MAN Paul RED RIVER ROCK (— ) Anka (ABC-Paramount) ly TILL I KISSED YOU (14) Bo Diddley (Checker) Johnny & 42 7. DON’T YOU KNOW Hurricanes Wink Martindale (Dot 15968) (Warwick) Everly Bros. (Cadence 1369) 8. POISON IVY Della Reese (RCA Victor) Coasters (Atco) 8. YOU BETTER KNOW IT 8. DON’T YOU KNOW 9. SHADOWS Jackie Wilson (Brunswick) Della Reese (RCA Victor) WHERE in SHOUT (20) (— ) 5 Satins (Ember) 9. SAY MAN 9. UNFORGETTABLE 43 Platters Bo Diddley (Checker) AW Isley Brothers (RCA (Mercury 71502) 10. MACK THE KNIFE Dinah Washington (Mercury) Victor 7588) 10. UNFORGETTABLE Bobby Darin (Atco) 10. YOU BETTER Dinah Washington (Mercury) KNOW IT Jackie Wilson (Brunswick) IN THE MOOD (— I WANT TO WALK 44 Ernie Fields (Rendezvous 110) 151 YOU HOME (7) BALTIMORE Fats Domino (Imperial 5606) SAN FRANCISCO DETROIT SOME KIND-A EARTHQUAKE (— UNFORGETTABLE (32) 45 2Q Duane Eddy (Jamie 1130) “W Dinah Washington (Mercury 71508) 1. POISON IVY 1. SLEEPWALK Coasters 1. SLEEPWALK (Atco) Santo & Johnny SHADOWS 2. HEY LITTLE GIRL Santo & Johnny (— ) (Canadian American) STRANDED Dee Clark (Abner) (Canadian American) ( 21 ) 46 5 Satins (Ember 1056) 2. MACK THE KNIFE 21 3. DON’T YOU 2. SEA OF LOVE ““ Little Jr. Parker KNOW Bobby Darin (Atco) (Duke 309) Della Reese (RCA Victor) Phil Phillips (Mercury) 3. POISON IVY 4. 3. MACK THE KNIFE LONELY STREET MACK THE KNIFE Coasters (Atco) (— ) Bobby Bobby Darin (Atco) Darin (Atco) 4. MR. BLUE JUST ASK 47 Andy Williams (Cadence 4. SAY MAN YOUR HEART (23) 1370) 5. SHOUT Fleetwoods (Dolton) 22 Bo Diddley (Checker) ““ Frankie Avalon (Chancellor 1040) Isley Brothers 5. I DON’T KNOW (RCA Victor) 5. GOING TO NEW Ruth Brown (Atlantic) YORK 6. TEEN BEAT Jimmy Reed (Vee-Jay) SOMEDAY (50) Sandy 6. SAY MAN 48 Nelson (Original) 6. HEY LITTLE GIRL SEA Bobby Blue Bland (Duke 310) Bo Diddley (Checker) OF LOVE ( 11 ) 7. SLEEPWALK Dee Clark (Abner) 2^ 7. THE ANGELS LISTENED “W Phil Phillips (Mercury Santo & Johnny IN 7. TENNESSEE WALTZ 71465) (Canadian Bobby Comstock (Blaze) American) Crests (Coed) LEAVE MY KITTEN 8. I 8. SOME KIND-A LOVES YOU PORGY 8. DON’T YOU KNOW EARTH- ALONE (31) Nina Simone Della QUAKE A LOVE POTION 9 49 (Bethlehem) Reese (RCA Victor) # (28) little Willie Duane Eddy (Jamie) 2 John (King 5219) 9. JOEY’S SONG 9. IT WAS YOU Clovers (United Artists 180) Bill Haley (Dacca) James Brown (Federal) 9. MR. BLUE 10. I’M GONNA GET Fleetwoods (Dolton) 10. YOU BETTER KNOW IT YOU WENT BACK MARRIED 10. BAD Jackie Wilson (Brunswick) PRIMROSE LANE yc GIRL (27) Lloyd Price (ABC-Paramount) Jerry Wallace ON YOUR WORD (-— (Challenge) “W Miracles (Chess 1734) 50 Clyde McPhatter (Atlantic 2038) It s What s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—ESTERXATIOISALLY” — — ) phe Cash Box^ Music Page 50 October 17, 1959 & B Revieivs

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111111 Bav BEVERLY ANN GIBSON SUNNY FULTON (King 5258) (Chelsea 533)

, “A HEART FULL OF YOU” “FIRE” (2:04) [Marsal BMI— t n Award o’ D+(2:22) • OISE22^ [Jay & Cee BMI—Toombs, M Fulton] Frantic group vocalizing Glover] The thrush continues to grow is featured on this pulsating, middle “SO DEEP” I CRIED LIKE A BABY” in stature, especially so with her beat Latin outing. Lead voice really [Savoy, Miller BMI- [Crossroads BMI entry here. An infectious rhythm wails. Miller, Paterno] David, Brown, Herman] rocker, Miss Gibson romps delight- fully over the romantic words. Lively fi, “HONEST I DO” (2:05) [Marsal NAPPY BROWN (Savoy 1575) chorus assist helps too. Bears watch- W ' BMI Fulton] Pace slows to a ing. — 0 Brown’s soulful wailing’ on two deep blues numbers could add to rockaballad as group continues its wild vocal antics. his commendable hit list. “So Deep” is a slow mournful lament, while I [Kip “I Cried” is a powerful blues weeper that’s wailed with emotion. Chorus B, “OH YES LOVE” (2:40) D"* Catalon, Bass] assistance is present on both sides. Take your pick. BMI — Another snappy outing, this end features a more frantic delivery by the song- stress. A rousing rafter-shaker with DEL RIOS loads of appeal. (Neptune 108)

“DEACON JOHN” (2:20) [Lowell BMI—Lucas] “WAIT, wait, WAIT” (2:05) LITTLE RICHARD B [C. Shaw, Jaybird BMI — Gar- “I WANT TO KNOW” (2:00) [Lowell BMI—Lucas] land] Latin beat pleader is etched (Specialty 680) effervescently by the femme group. BUDDY LUCAS BAND (Vim 502) Lots of interesting material here. “MAYBE I’M RIGHT” (2:06) The new Clock-distributed Vim label could smash onto the r&b scene p, 0 Dt [Lion BMI—Penniman] From the with this Lucas instrumental. Tagged “Deacon John,” the tune’s a 'T’M CRYING” (2:37) [C. Shaw, label’s Little Richard catalog comes rocking handclapper with a bright, happy gospel outlook. Exciting B Jaybird BMI—Garland] Pace is this beautiful ballad which the singer sax work all the way. Flip’s an attoactive beat ballad, on which the braked to a pounding rock-a-ballad. handles with heartfelt sincerity. One sax continues to wail. Gals indulge in more good group har- of the quieter outings, it Richard mony here. could gain chart security.

p, “WHOLE LOTTA SHARIN’” D^r (1:53) [Copar, Marlyn BMI HARMONIZING FOUR (Religious) “BLOODSHOT EYES” (2:00) [Lois BMI—Penny, Hall] David, Williams] Richard’s wild and woolly rendition of the old Jerry Lee (Vee-Jay 882) “THAT OLD FEELING” (2:05) [Feist ASCAP—Fain, Brown] Lewis smash could stir up renewed r&r interest in the tune. He really MILLIE VERNON (Argo 5348) p, “WAITING FOR ME” (2:20) turns on the steam here. D+ [Conrad BMI—Williams] Deeply 0 Look for a new name to be poppin’ up all over the dual-mart charts expressive chanting of a timeless re- in the near future. Her name’s Millie Vernon and her ticket to stardom ligious message. Quiet group har- is tagged “Bloodshot Eyes.” It’s a rouser that Millie belts out with an mony is effective behind male lead. L. c. McKinley infectious glee. Sensational musical backdrop rounds out a platter love. Millie displays a fine ballad technique on the (Bea & Baby 102) that the hoofers’ll “ALL ABOARD LET’S GO” lower, evergreen slice, “That Old Feeling.” Watch this gal’s stock soar. p , D+(2:10) [Conrad BMI — Johnson] “NIT WIT” (2:15) [Stams-La- Again the group’s attractive voice B Coer McKinley] BMI— An amus- blending is refreshing listening. This ing story is related by McKinley to end’s a spiritual-directed session. a bouncing rhythmic affair.

Domino, Lavern Baker and Roy Hamilton’s latest pairings are Fats “SHARPEST IN gonna be grabbed up by their tremendous dual-mart following (see fi, MAN TOWN” VT* (2:25) [Stams-LaCoer BMI Mc- pop reviews). — SWANEE QUINTET (Religious) Kinley] Low down blues is expres- sively essayed by McKinley. (Nashboro 653)

» “NEW WALK” (3:00) [Excel- JAMES “RED” HOLLOWAY BILLY LA MONT D+lorec BMI—Willingham] Stirring J. B. LENOIR (Mad 1297) (Okeh7125) musical gospel sermon is delivered (Shad 5012) in a gripping manner by lead voice, (2:27) “SIMPLE STEPS” as the group chants along. A rousing Holloway] Red “CAN’T IT MYSELF” B [Josette BMI — p, MAKE BY episode. offers cool dance instruction, set to Dt (2:45) [Almore BMI — Denson, “BACK DOOR” (2:10) [Brent a swinging session. Good deck for Brooks] La Mont demonstrates blues B BMI—Arr. Ellen] Old jump blues number is brought up to date via hops. authority, emotionally easing through the P, “LOWLY JESUS” (2:57) [Ex- this sorrowful stanza. He gets solid effective blues style of the singer. A D+ cellorec BMI—Jones] Quiet de- (2:30) [Josette swinging side. “ALA CARTE” combo-chorus aid. votion is offered here by the group. Driving B BMI—Holloway, Hooper] Quintet has solid gospel authority. instrumental is highlighted by Red’s “L0U ELLA” (2:23) [Danbury shouting of far out foods. Comical “COUNTRY BOY” (2:04) [Al- B BMI Lenoir] Lenoir is right in offering. more BMI—Denson] Singer com- — municates a lively teen message to a the groove with this earthy blues rocking opus that’ll have them danc- which he chants emotionally. Good THE NORTH PHILADELPHIA ing. deck for southern territorial market. DALLAS FRAZIER JUNIORS (Religious) (Jamie 1 1 35) (Savoy 4121 «,“WHEN YOU GOT LOVE” SERENADERS ARTIE WILSON Dr (1:59) [Jamie BMI — Frazier] p. “THERE’S SOMETHING WITH- (Rae Cox (Cannaday Happiness is beautifully expressed 101) 300) D+IN ME” [Savoy BMI— David] by the songstress on this romping, Group, sparked by femme and male handclapping, gospel-styled session. p , “GOTTA GO TO SCHOOL” “TARZAN” (2:10) [Horn BMI— lead, takes this gospel tune on an Thrush is backed by a femme choir, D+(2:17) [Enrica BMI—Kerr] Con- B Wilson, Weisman] Hard driving expressive journey. The group, new who assist with a religious fervor. tagious rhythm affair is delightfully rocking blues extolls the virtues of on disks, will attract attention in the Could make the grade. served up by the boys, as they deliver rock and roll. Danceable side with a field. a teen message. teen message. “CAN’T GO ON” (2:04) [Jamie E BMI—Frazier] A change of pace “L0RD COME BY HERE” [Sa- is offered by the coupling of this slow, “MY GIRL FLIP FLOP” (2:30) “MARLEEN” (2:15) [Horn BMI B voy BMI — David] The Juniors steady thumping, sad lament. Again B [Enrica BMI—Kerr] Steady driv- —Wilson, Weisman] Fast paced, offer more evidence of their capable the session captures a true gospel ing, medium paced romantic features gal-titled blues pleader is wailed handling of the medium with another flavor. fine lead chanting. pleasantly. passion-packed performance. “On/y those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX’^ The Cash Box, Music Page 51 October 17, 195i

Top Selling Records

Reported by R & B The Cash Retail Outlets Box “Territorial Tips" chart highlights Bhytkat and Blues records showing regional action, which have From not yet appeared in the Coast to Coast national top 50 .

BUDISCO ONE STOP STATE MAN # 1 LEUENHAGENS (Listed Alphabetically) Indicates first appearance on Territorial Tips Miami, Fla. New Orleans, La. Los Angeles, Calif. AFTER HOURS LIKE I LOVE YOU 1. Red River Rock 1. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 1. Red River Rock Bill Doggett (Johnny & (King 5227) Edd Byrnes (Warner Bros. 5087) Hurricanes) 2. You Went Back On Your (Johnny & 2. Tm Gonna Get Married Hurricanes) Word (C. McPhatter) 2. Put Your Head On My (L. Price) 3. I Loves You A LOVER'S PRAYER Porgy (Simone) Shoulder (P. Anka) LONELY 3. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) STREET 4. If I Only Knew (P. Longhair) 3. Broken Dion & 4. Porgy Hearted Melody Belmonts (Laurie 3035) (N. Simone) 5. The Bells (B. Andy Williams (Cadence 1370) Washington) (S. Vaughan) 5. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 6. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 4. Unforgettable (Washington) 6. I Want To Walk You Home 7. True Love, ANGEL FACE True Love 5. Don't You Know (D. Reese) (F. Domino) MAU MAU (Drifters) 6. Lonely Street Jimmy Darin (Colpix 119) 7. (A. Williams) Shout (tsiey Brothers) 8. Say Man (B. Diddley) 7. Talk To (F. Sinatra) Wallers (Golden Crest 526) 8. Poison Ivy (Coasters) Me 9. You Better Know It (Wilson) 8. He Needs Me vN. Simone) 9. Hey Little Girl (D. Clark) 10. I'm BELLS, BELLS, BELLS Gonna Get Married 9. Teen Beat (S. 10. Sleepwalk (Santo Nelson) & Johnny) (L. LISA Price) 10. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) Billie & Lillie (Swan 4036) MONA Carl Mann (Phillips 3539) THIEM'S RECORD SHOP Conway Twitty PArS RECORD SHOP DERK^S RECORDS BETTY MY ANGEL (MGM 12804) Raleigh, N. C. Richmond, Va. Jerry Fuller (Challenge 59052) Chicago, III. MY MOST PRECIOUS 1. I Loves POSSESSION You Porgy (Simone) 1. Childhood Sweetheart 1. Don't You Know (D. 2. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) Reese) CHAPEL OF DREAMS Memo's (Memo 5000) (C. Berry) 2. 3. Broken Hearted Melody Tm Gonna Get Married 2. Hey Little Girl (D. Clark) Dubs (Gone 5069) (S. Vaughan) (L. Price) 3. I'm Gonna Get Married 3. Primrose 4. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) Lane (J. Wallace) NO TIME (L. Price) TO CRY 5. Red River Rock 4. Just Ask Your Heart CLOUDS 4. I Don't Know (R. Brown) Earl Nelson (Ebb 164) (Johnny (F. Avalon) & Hurricanes) 5. Broken Hearted Melody Spacemen (Alton 254) 6. Broken Hearted Melody 5. Put Your Head On My (S Vaughan) Shoulder (P. Anka) (S. Vaughan) 6. Poison Ivy (Coasters) NO 6. COME A LITTLE WHERE TO GO 7. I Want To Mack The Knife (B. Darin) CLOSER Walk You Home 7. You Went Back On Your 7. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) Johnny Adams (Ric 963) (F. Domino) Word (C. McPhatter) Romance Watson (Coral 62133) 8. There's Something On Your 8. I'm Gonna Get Married 8. Unforgettable Mind (B. J. McNeely) (Washington) (1. Price) COME ON AND GET ME PRETTY LITTLE 9. You Better Know It (Wilson) 9. I Loves You Porgy (Simone) MAMA 9. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 10. Poison Ivy (Coasters) Fabian Joe Hinton 10. Don't You Know (D. Reese) (Chancellor 1041) (Back Beat 526) 10. Mary Lou (R. Hawkins) GREENLINE RECORD CTR. CRYING IN THE CHAPEL LYRIC NEWS & REC. SHOP A'MURCO MUSIC PROMISES Jamaica, N. Y. Indianapolis, Ind. Sonny Till & Orioles (Jubilee 6001) Chuck Dallas, Tex. Carbo (Rex 1003) 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. River 1. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) CUTTIN' OUT Red Rock 2. Sleepwalk (Santo ROBBIN' THE & Johnny) 2. Till CRADLE ' I Kissed You (Everlys) (Johnny & Hurricanes) IF I 3. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) ONLY KNEW Tony Bellus 3. I'm 3. Just Ask Your Heart (Avalon) (NRC 023) Gonna Get Married 4. I'm Gonna Get Married 4. Poison Ivy Prof Longhair (Ron 362) (L. (Coasters) Price) (L. Price) 4. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 5. Put Your Head On My 5. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) ROCK-A-MA-ROLE 5. Woo Hoo (Rock a teens) Shoulder (P. Anka) DANCE WITH ME 6. 6. What'd I Say (R. Charles) Poison Ivy (Coasters) 6. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) Drifters CHA-ROCK-A 7. (Atlantic 2040) You Better Know It (Wilson) 7. Hey Little Girl (D. Clark) 7. Lonely Street Intruders (Fame 8. Don't You Know (D. Reese) 616) 8. You Better Know It (Wilson) (Santo & 9. I Don't Know (R. Brown) Johnny) 9. DANNY BOY 10. I Really Want To Know Makin' Love (F. Robinson) 8. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) Conway Twitty (MGM 12826) SLOW MOTION (Ivies) 10. Say Man (B. Diddley) 9. Say Man (B. Diddley) Wade Flemons (Yee-Jay 321) DECK OF CARDS Wink Martindale (Dot 15968) SMALL WORLD Johnny Mathis (Columbia 41410)

EVERYDAY I HAVE THE BLUES B. B. King (Kent) IS IT REAL R & B Bobby Blue Bland (Duke 310) EVERY LITTLE THING I DO Dion & Belmonts (Laurie 3035) SOMETHIN' ELSE Eddie Cochran (Liberty 55203) Disk Jockey ‘FOOL'S HALL OF FAME Pat Boone (Dot 15982) ‘TENNESSEE WALTZ REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS Bobby Comstock (Blaze 349) HELPLESS THE CATERPILLAR Solitaires (Old Town 1071) CRAWL 5trangers (Titan 1701) JERRY BOYNTON WALTER RANDY POWELL JOHN WALKER KTRM Beaumont, — Texas WBVL Barbourville, ' I AIN'T — Ky. WDCF—Dade City, Fla. GOIN' FOR THAT Eugene Church (Class 254) THERE GOES MY LOVE 1. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do 1. Love Potion (Clovers) #9 1. I'm Gonna Get Married Fantastics (RCA Yictor 7572) (J. Gene) 2. I'm Gonna Get Married (L. Price) 2. You Better Know It (Wilson) (L. Price) 2. What A Difference A Day I AINT NEVER 3. Say Man (B. Diddley) 3. Poison Ivy (Coasters) Makes (D. Washington) THE SHAPE I'M 4. Poison Ivy (Coasters) Webb Pierce (Decca 30923) IN 4. Plenty Good Lovin' 3. Put Your Head On My 5. I'm Gonna Get Married Johnny Restivo (RCA Yictor 7559) (C. Francis) Shoulder (P. Anka) (L. Price) 5. Come On And Get Me 4. Say Man (B. Diddley) IF YOU LOVE ME 6. I Want To Walk You Home (Fabian) 5. Morgen (I. Robic) THIS IS MY (F. Domino) 6. The Lavern Baker (Atlantic 2033) CONFESSION Angels Listened In 6. Midnight Flyer (N. Cole) 7. I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Nappy Brown (Savoy 1569) (Crests) 7. Love Potion #9 (Clovers) (F. Domino) 7. Say Man (B. Diddley) 8. 8. Mary Lou (R. Hawkins) Mary Lou (R, Hawkins) I'M ALRIGHT 8. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) 9. I Had THREE A Dream (C. Canfil) 9. Lonely Street (A. Williams) Little Anthony & Imperials (End 1053) LITTLE PIGS 10. Leave My Kitten Alone 9. Goodbye Charlie (P. Page) 10. Fools Hall Of Fame Lloyd Price (ABC-Paramount 10032) (L. W. John) 10. What'd I Say (R. Charles) (P. Boone) I'M YOUR SLAVE TILL Fiestas (Old Town 1069) THE DAY I DIE MURRAY WESGATE JOHNNY DARK BILL CLARK KUMA Bob Caddy (Old Town 1070) —Pendleton, Ore. WEAM—Washington, D. C. WABQ—Cleveland, Ohio IN THE MOOD 1. Sleepwalk (Santo & Johnny) 1 . Shout (Isley Bros.) 1. Poison Ivy (Coasters) Ernie Fields (Rendezvous 110) WALKING TO NEW ORLEANS 2. Say Man (B. Diddley) 2. I'm Gonna Get Married 2. I Don't Know (R. Brown) Jim Specs Hawthorne 3. There Goes Baby (Bingo 1001) My (L. Price) 3. Shout (Isley Bros.) (Drifters) 3. You Were Mine (Fireflies) 4. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) I NEED YOUR LOVE SO BAD 4. What'd I Say (R. Charles) 4. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 5. Say Man (B. Diddley) WHAT IS 5. Yocaleers (Paradise 113) LOVE Red River Rock 5. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 6. I Worry About You (Johnny & Hurricanes) Playmates (Roulette 4160) 6. Love Potion #9 (Clovers) (A. Prysock) 6. Sea Of Love (P. Phillips) 7. Shufflin' Jive 7. Took Your Love For A Toy IT WAS YOU 7. Poison Ivy (Coasters) (Lyons & Arrows) (Five Keys) James Brown (Federal 12364) WHERE 8. In The Mood (E. Fields) 8. It Happened Today 8. Hey Little Girl (B. Clark) 9. Woo-Hoo (Rock-A’Teens) (Skyliners) 9. My Baby's Got Soul WISH IT WERE ME 9. Mary Lou (R. Hawkins) (L. Williams) 10. Somethin' Else (E. Cochran) I WANT YOU SO BAD Platters (Mercury 10. Danny Boy (C. Twitty) 10. Unforgettable (Washington) 71502) James Brown & Five Flames (Federal 12348) DAVE DIXON CARL WENDELL NORGIE HESTER WOO HOO WATZ—St. Louis, Mo. I WONDER Rock-A-Teens (Roulette WTIF—Tifton, Ga. WBLA—Elizabethtown, N. C, 3515) Lee Andrews (United Artists 75?) 1. I'm Gonna Get Married 1. Say Man (B. Diddley) 1. Till I Kissed You (Everlys) (L. Price) YOU BETTER DIG IT 2. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) 2. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 2. 1 Don't Know (R. Brown) JOEY'S 3. Hey Little Girl (D. Clark) 3. Shout (Isley Bros.) SONG Bill Johnson (Tales 402) 3. Bad Girl (Miracles) 4. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) 4. Mack The Knife (B. Darin) Bill Haley (Decca 30956) 4. Strange Dreams (1. Milton) 5. Poison Ivy (Coasters) 5. Ski King (E. C. Beatty) 5. Say Man (B. Diddley) 6. Leave My Kitten Alone 6. Teen Beat (S. Nelson) YOU BETTER KNOW IT 6. Marie (Four Tunes) (L. W. John) 7. Don't You Know (D. Reese) *JUST AS MUCH AS EVER 7. Stranded (L. J. Parker) NEVER GO AWAY 7. Three Little Pigs (L. Price) 8. Mr. Blue (Fleetwoods) Bob Beckham (Decca 30861) 8. Sjow Motion (W. Flemons) Jackie 9. It Happened Wilson (Brunswick 55149) 8. I Don't Know (R. Today 9. Sittin' And Cryin' (Sunsets) Brown) (Skyliners) 10. Crying In The Chapel 9. Mary Lou (R. Hawkins) 10. I'm Gonna Get Married JUST TO BE WITH YOU (S. Til & Orioles) 10. Joey's Song (B. Haley) ‘YOU WENT BACK ON YOUR (L. Price) Passions (Audicon WORD 102) Clyde McPhatter (Atlantic 2038) “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—IISTERNATIOISALLY” Cash Box^ Music Page 52 October 17, 1959 Cwntry Couniry Reviews

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SMILIN' BOB WAGNER DICK "OL' DAD" TAYLOR COUSIN BOB CARR WITT—Lewisburg, Pa. CHED— Edmonton, Alto., Can. WCLE—Cleveland, Tenn.

1. Three Bells (Browns) 1. I Ain't Never (W. Pierce) 1. Three Bells (Browns) 2. Country Girl (F. Young) 2. Three Bells (Browns) 2. Country Girl (F. Young)

3. I Ain't Never (W. Pierce) 3. Partners (J. Reeves) 3. Our Church, Your Wedding 4. Grin And Bear It (Newman) 4. Don't Tell Me Your Troubles (R. Drusky) “SEVEN DAYS” (The Humming “BLUES IN ADVANCE” 5. Jimmy Brown (M. Wiseman) (D. Gibson) 4. Ninety-Nine (B. Anderson) 5. 6. Our Song Of Love 5. 1 Got Stripes (J. Cash) Heartbreak Avenue (Gibson) Song) (2:12) (2:20) (P. Wagoner) 6. Country Girl (F. Young) 6. How Big A Fool Can You Be 7. Our Church, Your Wedding 7. Who Shot Sam (G. Jones) (G. Woods) [Moss Rose BMI—Drusky] [Hollis BMI—Drummond] (R. Drusky) 8. Sal's Got A Sugar Lip 7. Under Your Spell (B. Owens) 8. Homebreaker (S. Davis) (J. Horton) 8. Such A Fool (R. Drusky) HANK LOCKLIN (RCA Victor 7612) 9. Under Your Spell (R. Price) 9. Soldiers Joy (H. Hawkins) 9. I'm Just A Nobody (B. Alex) 10. 10. You're Learning (Louvins) 10. Jimmy Brown (M. Wiseman) Why Should I (G. Woods) • Locklin is a good bet to get back into the big" hit groove with both ends of his latest coupling. “Seven Days” is a snappy up-tempo senti- JIMMY KEY RAY READ CHARLIE PHILLIPS mental that Locklin hums and sings with loads of feeling. “Blues WMCP—Columbia, Tenn. WAZA— Bainbridge, Go. KCLV—Clovis, N. M. in Advance” is a slow, big beat country blueser that’s really wailed.

1. Are You Willing Willie 1. I Ain't Never (W. Pierce) 1. Jimmy Brown (M. Wiseman) edge is to Days”, solid (M. Worth) 2. Country Girl (F. Young) 2. It Takes You (B. Grammer) The “Seven but both are contenders. 2. Same Old Me (R. Price) 3. Three Bells (Browns) 3. John Paul Jones (Driftwood) 3. Puppet Lover (L. Manning) 4. Don't Tell Me Your Troubles 4. The Last Ride (H. Snow) 4. Give Me Death (S. Davis) (D. Gibson) 5. Storm Within My Heart

5. Bow Down Your Head 5. ('Til) I Kissed You (Everlys) (B. Walker) (C. Walker) 6. Tennessee Stud (E. Arnold) 6. Union Suit (B. Carlisle) 6. Family Man (F. Miller) 7. I'm Beginning To Forget You 7. Honky Tonk Music (G. Hill) 7. Chain Gang (F. Hart) (J. Reeves) 8. Same Old Me (R. Price)

8. Unfinished Castle (D. Bragg) 8. I Got Stripes (J. Cash) 9. Bow Down Your Head And ORELLA MYERS BUZZ BUSBY 9. Old Moon (B. Foley) 9. Partners (J. Reeves) Cry (C. Walker) (Zero 101) (Starday 452) 10. Farther Than The Eyes Can 10. Red River Rock 10. Country Ways And City See (L. Frizzell) (Johnny & Hurricanes) Ideas (L. J. Dickens) B “GONNA SPEND MY TIME “REN0 BOUND” (2:20) [Star- , D+(T0 MAKE YOU MINE)” (1:52) B day BMI—Harrell, Harlow] The "UNCLE" BOB CLARK VERN GARRISON MARY WILSON [Wonder BMI — Grashey] Lark traditional blue-grass sound is effec- KRCT—Houston, Tex. KGPC—Grafton, N. Dak. KCLX—Colfax, Wash. pleasantly chirps this snappy ro- tively communicated by Busby on the

1. mancer. Gal’s gonna devote all her jet-speed lament. Real mountain mu- 1. I Got Stripes (J, Cash) 1. Three Bells (Browns) Three Bells (Browns)

2. Three Bells (Browns) 2. I Got Stripes (J. Cash) 2. Country Girl (F. Young) time to win the guy. Attractive first sic with appeal. 3. Sailors 3. Johnny Reb (J. Horton) 3. I Ain't Never (W. Pierce) Man (Johnny & Jack) outing. 4. Best Part Of Me (C. Gray) 4. Tennessee Stud (E. Arnold) 4. Partners (J. Reeves) THIS 5. Old Moon (B. Foley) “WHERE WILL END” 5. I Ain't Never (W. Pierce) 5. Waterloo (S. Jackson)

I B 6. El Paso (M. Robbins) 6. Heartaches By The Number 6. Ain't Never (W. Pierce) “GIVE a LITTLE, TAKE A (2:23) [Starday BMI—Busby 7. I'm An Oilfield Boy (R. Price) 7. Butcher Boy (H. J. Van) B LITTLE LOVE” (2:18) [Wonder Harlow] Bitter lament is tortuously (J. Simpson) 7. 10,000 Drums (C. Smith) 8. Battle Of Kookamonga BMI—Grashey] Another fast moving- chanted by Busby. More fine hillbilly 8. Grin And Bear It (Newman) 8. Partners (J. Reeves) (Homer & Jethro) 9. Who Shot Sam (G. Jones) 9. Katy Too (J. Cash) 9. Little Dutch Girl (G. Morgan) item is served up in bright fashion sounds here. 10. Last Ride (H. Snow) 10. Who Shot Sam (G. Jones) 10. Under Your Spell (R. Price) by Miss Myers.

SLIM WATTS MACK SANDERS TOM WILLIAMS DOYLE O’DELL KTRM— Beaumont, Tex. KSIR—Wichita, Kans. WJOB—Hammond, Ind. CURTIS POTTER (Sage 304) 1. 1. Boo Boo Stick Beat (Atkins) 1. 1 Ain't Never (W. Pierce) Three Bells (Browns) ' 2. Three Bells (Browns) 2. Three Bells (Browns) 2. 1 Ain't Never (W. Pierce) (Winston 1042) n, “HALF PAST A HEARTACHE” 3. Who Shot (G. ' 3. Running Bear (J. Preston) 3. Country Girl (F. Young) Sam Jones) D+(2:20) [Sage & Sand SESAC— 4. Heartaches By The Number 4. Partners (J. Reeves) 4. Johnny Reb (J. Horton) 5. “WHO DO YOU MISS” (2:30) Robinson, Hensley] Charming lover’s (R. Price) 5. Don't Tell Me Your Troubles Old Moon (B. Foley) p 6. Little Dutch Girl 5. Last Town I Painted (Ross) (D. Gibson) (G. Morgan) [Slim Willet BMI—Willet] In- lament is tenderly sung by O’Dell who (J. Cash) 6. 1 Stripes (J. Cash) 7. Grin And Bear It (Newman) 6. I Got Stripes Got gets fine harmonic assistance from the 7. Don't Tell Me Your Troubles 7. Who Shot Sam (G. Jones) 8. Ballad Of Blue And Gray fectious little romantic ditty is pleas- Hartones Touching opus with a fu- (D. Gibson) 8. Tennessee Stud (E. Arnold) (L. Frizzell) antly chanted by Potter. 8. This Heart Of Mine (Worth) 9. Grin And Bear It (Newman) 9. John Wesley Hardin ture.

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9. I Ain't Never (W. Pierce) 10. Heartaches By The Number (J. Skinner) 10. Grin And Bear It (Newman) (R. Price) 10. Last Ride (H. Snow) p “CAN I BE SURE” (2:18) [Slim “THAT takes a lot out of Willet BMI—Maxwell] Potter B ME” (2:50) [Sage & Sand SE- RON WANDMACHER BOB STRACK TED BROWN multi-tracks a lilting weeper. SAC—Barkley, Hart] A complete KEVE—Minneapolis, Minn. KOAM— Pittsburg, Kans. KUDE—Oceanside, Calif. change of pace is offered on this fast- moving lament that is recited by 1. Above And Beyond (Stewart) 1. Women's Intuition 1. 1 Got Stripes (J. Cash) O’Dell. A humorous delight. (Wilburn Bros.) 2. Three Bells (Browns) 2. Under Your Spell Again 2. Young Girls (M. Rainwater) 3. Sal's Got A Sugar Lip (R. Price) 3. Three Bells (Browns) (J. Horton) 3. 1 Ain't Never (W. Pierce) RONNIE & MARLENE 4. $al's Got A Sugar Lip 4. Tennessee Stud (E. Arnold) 4. Next Time (E. Tubb) (J. Horton) 5. Partners (J. Reeves) 5. Ballad Of The Blue And Gray (Westport 144) 5. Under Your Spell (R. Price) 6. Party Of The Second Part (L. Frizzell) JOHNNY WEBB Battle Of Kookamonga (H. Snow) 6. I'm Beginning To Forget 6. n “I WANNA LOVE YOU” (1:45) (Jin 119) (Homer & Jethro) 7. Willy Quit Your Playing You (J. Reeves) , (B. 7. Last Ride (H. Snow) 7. I Ain't Never (W. Pierce) Grammer) [Westport BMI—Berry] An ex- 8. Partners (J. Reeves) 8. Country Girl (F. Young) 8. Woman's Intuition (Wilburns) “HOPELESS LOVE AFFAIR” citing love duet is contagiously belted 9. Farther Than My Eyes Can 9. Little Old Church In The 9. What's The Good Of All This B (2:25) [Flat Town BMI—Webb] See (L. Frizzell) Valley (R. Allen) Love (E. Arnold) by the pair, who have a special sound pours his heart out on this 10. Black Sheep (F. Husky) 10. Same Old Me (R. Price) 10. No Regrets (C. Belew) Webb that can attract. touching weeper. He’s effectively sen- sitive on the middle beater. MARTY ROBERTS THOMAS MILLER CHUCK BROWN “MARLENE” (2:10) [Westport WOZ— Decatur, III. WPMP— Pascagoula, Miss. WJWS—South Hill, Vo. B ft “BROKEN HEARTED ME” BMI—Berry] Thrush’s name , U+(2:06) [Flat Town BMI—Webb] 1. Woman's Intuition (Wilburns) holds forth as title of this rock-a-bal- 1. I Ain't Never (W. Pierce) 1. Jimmy Brown (M. Wiseman) Pace is picked up for another turn (Browns) ('Til) 1 Kissed You (Everlys) 2. Nero Played The Fiddle 2. Three Bells 2. lad testimonial to a gal. Both ends 3. Old Moon (B. Foley) 3. Rock Bottom (F. Hart) (R. Acuff) from the heartbreak school. 4. Who Shot Sam (G. Jones) 4. Don't Tell Me Your Troubles 3. Same Old Me (R. Price) are pop-styled. (D. Gibson) 4. 1 Ain't Never (W. Pierce) 5. Johnny Reb (J. Horton) 5. Your Wild Life's Gonna Get 5. Chain Gang (F. Hart) 6. I Got Stripes (J. Cash) You Down (K. Wells) 6. Bow Down Your Head And 7. Partners (J. Reeves) 6. Old Moon (B. Foley) Cry (C. Walker) 7. Log Cabin In The Lane HOYT JOHNSON 8. Grin And Bear It (Newman) 7. 1 Got Stripes (J. Cash) (J. Eanes) The Hills 8. Grin And Bear It (Newman) CHARLIE RYAN (RCA Victor 7607) 9. Cabin In 8. Igmoo (S. Jackson) (Fiatt & Scruggs) 9. Partners (J. Reeves) 9. Crazy 'Bout Banjos (R. Foley) (4 Star 1733) 10. Ninety-Nine (B. Anderson) 10. Ninety-Nine (B. Anderson) 10. This Island (T. Tall) n “LITTLE BOY BLUE” (1:55) D “HOT ROD LINCOLN” (2:30) ®"^[E. B. Marks BMI—Johnson] RAY JONES JIM (OLE COUNTRY BOY) RAMBLIN' LOU ® 4 Star BMI—Ryan, Stevenson] Johnson could be in for country at- KOLY—Mobridge, S. Dak. STEWART WJJL— Niagara Falls, N. Y. Ryan narrates an interesting and tention through his exciting handling WAIT—Chicago, III. of this infectious rockabilly romancer. 1. Partners (J. Reeves) 1. Three Bells (Browns) amusing story about a hot rod race. 2. Waterloo (S. Jackson) 2. Country Girl (F. Young) can 1. 1 Ain't Never (W. Pierce) Taken at a quick pace, Ryan’s nar- Lots of interesting sounds here; I Ain't Never (W. Pierce) 3. Jimmy Brown (M. Wiseman) 3. 2. Three Bells (Browns) 4. Country Girl (F. Young) 4. Last Ride (H. Snow) ration is backed by hot strumming move out. 3. Old Moon (B. Foley) 5. Big Midnight Special 5. I Didn't Mean To Fall In 4. Johnny Reb (J. Horton) (Coopers) guitars. Love (H. Thompson) 5. Who Shot Sam (G. Jones) SPECIAL GIRL” (2:06)' 6. John Wesley Hardin |J “MY 6. Half Breed (M. Rainwater) 6. Grin And Bear It (Newman) (J. Skinner) “THRU THE MILL” (2:37) [4 ®"^[Sanama BMI—Johnson] An- 7. Three Bells (Browns) 7. John Wesley Hardin 7. Country Express (W. Raney) B the (J. 8. Under Your Spell Again Star BMI — Ryan, Stevenson] other ace job is turned in by 8. I'm Beginning To Forget You Skinner) (B. Owens) (J. Reeves) 8. Last Ricie (H. Snow) Done in the same talk-sing style as chanter here on a beat-filled ballad 9. I'm An Oilfield Boy 9. Heartaches By The Number 9. Cabin In The Hills (J. Simpson) the lid, this end concerns an episode pleader. Dual-mart teen appeal is (R. Price) (Fiatt & Scruggs) 10. Heartaches By The Number mill. present. TO. Who Shot Sam (G. Jones) 10. Jimmy Brown (M. Wiseman) (R. Price) in a saw i

“Oniy those records best suited for commercial use are revieived by THE CASH BOX” The Cash Box^ Music Page 53 October 17, 195i Country 7he CcisEi M&x Round Up Country

On hand for the 10/3 outing- of the KWKH-Shreveport, “Louisiana Hay- ride” were Johnny Pos. Last Horton, Buddy Sepaugh, Mallie Ann. Bob Magee, Eddie Week Pos. Las Cleary, Brad & Jerry and Jimmy Martin & the Sunny Mtn. Boys. The 10/10 Week offering- spotlites former “Hayriders” the Geezinslaw Brothers. Artist Service THREE BELLS (1) ninety-nine (19) Director Tillman Franks notes that everyone’s looking ahead to the big 1 The Browns (RCA Victor 21 7555) Bill Anderson (Decca 30914) 10-31 show when Roy Acuff, the Wilburn Brothers and June Webb are

featured. . . . Carlton Haney’s “New Dominion Barn Dance” show now has two hours of broadcast time over WRVA-Radio. Air NEXT TIME I AIN'T NEVER (2) (27) times are a preview at 7 :05, a live broadcast from the Ernest Tubb 2 Webb Pierce (Decca 30923) Q 0 stage of the WRVA Theatre at 9:05 and a taped por- mami (Decca 30952) tion of the stage show is played back at 11:15 P.M. McCollough Chain Saws picks up the tab on the 9:05 portion. Haney’s Saturday night shindig- cele- COUNTRY GIRL (3) OUR CHURCH 3 Faron Young (Capitol 4233) your brates its second anniversary with special shows on 23 wedding (21) 10/10 and 10/17. Don Reno, Red Smiley and the Roy Drusky (Decca 30943) Tennessee Cut-Ups will headline the shows with other special guests to be announced later, in addi- I GOT STRIPES (5) tion to the regular Sat. night cast of 40 entertainers. 4 Johnny Cash (Columbia 41427) te m I'M BEGINNING This marks the thirteenth consecutive year that YO FORGET YOU (28) WRVA-Radio has aired a regular live country music Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 7557) show. Regulars on the show include Rusty Adams, the PARTNERS (4) Trailblazers, the Country Cavaliers, Dewey Ritter, 5 Jimmy Reeves (RCA Victor 7557) BARBARA ALLEN Gene Boggs, Barbara Allen, Shirlee Hunter, Chief SAWMILL (25) Pawhatan and Donna Gaye, the Cripple Creek Boys, Mm 9 Met THUS & Bill Phillips Gene Wright, Joe Stone and Bobby Adkins, the (Columbia 41426) Mitchell Sisters, DON'T TELL ME YOUR the Virginia Mountain Boys and others. . . . “Cowboy” TROUBLES Howard Vokes, the country music man, who is busy publishing, recording, 6 (6) promoting and advertising the real down-to-earth Don Gibson (RCA Victor 7566) FAMILY MAN country music has been 2g (37) on the road doing a steady string of p.a.’s. The “Early Bird Jamboree” show “4* Frankie Miller (5tarday 457) heard over WAVL-Apollo, Pa., which Vokes heads along with Bruce Spangler, is going great guns, and mail pull is very heavy. Other radio stations near JOHNNY REB (10) and far are using taped shows of the Early Bird 7 Johnny Jamboree with amazing Horton (Columbia 41437) give me death (36) results, according to Vokes. . . . Lotta jocks hopping on the 22 Marion Worth, im! Skeeter Davis (RCA Victor 7570) “Are You Willing Willie” Ist-record-for-Cherokee ‘bandwagon’. Included are Happy Wilson, WBHP-Huntsville, Ala., Bob Lankford, WJMW-Athens, Ala., OLD MOON Ernest “George Washington” Tucker, WEKR-Fayetteville, Tenn., Jimmy Key, (13) 8 Betty OO 10,000 DRUMS (18) WMCP-Columbia, Tenn. and Dewey Stone, WDEC-Americus, Foley (Bandera 1034) Ga. Carl 5mith (Columbia 41417)

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Program Director Ed Hamilton writes that WHO SHOT SAM (9) WATERLOO (26) KCUL’s “Cowtown Hoedown” is still going- strong George Jones (Mercury 71464) meet2Q Stonewall Jackson with featured acts from the “Opry” and “Louisiana (Columbia 41393) Hayride” every Sat. night. Decca’s Patsy Cline is skedded for Oct. 10th with Jim Reeves, Jimmy New- ('TIL) I KISSED YOU (7) man, Carl Smith, THE STORM the Carlisles and many others ten- 10 Everly Bros. (Cadence 1369) WITHIN tatively skedded for the future. ‘Uncle Hank’ Craig MY HEART (31) still ramrodding the Sat. night show sharing- emcee Billy Walker (Columbia 41433) chores with Hamilton and Doyle McCoy. Ed adds that .. HEARTACHES BY Doug Bragg is out with a hot record on “D” called THE NUMBER ( 11 ) “Unfinished Castle.” He adds that Lawton Williams’ II Ray Price (Columbia 41374) A| NO REGRETS (29) “Moon Joe” beginning to move now that the Rus- Carl Belew sians got into the act and Tony Douglas’ll be but (Decca 30947) soon on “D” with his greatest release yet, making- SAL'S GOT A SUGAR LIP (12) a brother act out of it, with his brother Pecos. Ed 12 COWBOY Johnny Horton (Columbia 41437) HOWARD VOKES also notes that KCUL still the only full-time coun- Mn BIG MIDNIGHT SPECIAL (32) try & western music station in the Dallas-Fort ^jf ^ Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper Worth area. Disk jockeys are Hamilton, Lawton Wil- (Hickory 1098) liams, “Uncle Mac” Mackrell IQ TENNESSEE STUD and Pete Talmadge. . . . The big new ones (8) with WLBG-Laurens, S.C.’s Larry Gar are Jack Clements’ “Edge Of Town” Eddy Arnold (RCA Victor 7542) (Victor), Ray Price’s “Same Old Me” (Columbia) and Eddie Noack’s pairing QO JOHN WESLEY HARDIN (33) of “Man On The Wall” and “Relief Is Just WW Jimmy Skinner (Mercury A Swallow Away”. . . . Paul 71470) Kirskey, WBAC-Cleveland, Tenn., plugging away on Bill Ale.\’ “I’m Just A BATTLE OF Nobody” (Country Jubilee) cleffed by Bill Ralph Rapper of Radio Music, KOOKAMONGA (14) DECK OF CARDS (42) Demerest, Ga. . . . Ron Wandmacher, U KEVE-Minneapolis, Minn., notes that Homer & Jethro Q4 (RCA Victor 7585) Wink Martindale (Dot 15968) the \\ ilburn Bros.’ latest Decca click, “A Woman’s Intuition” i-eally started

zooming following the boys’ p.a. in . town. . . Chuck Brown letters that WJWS— South Hill, Va. will be spreading c & w music a little farther now that the THE LAST RIDE ( 22 ) five feet high outlet IS being raised to a 5,000 watt’er. ... As of 10/5, WITT-Lewisburg, Pa. AC Hank Snow upped its country music sked to one IS 99 AND RISING (26) hour or more daily and it’ll be helmed (RCA Victor 7586) by “Smilin’ Bob” Wagner, who recently was upped Johnny Cash (Columbia 41427) to C&W Program Director and C&W deejay exclusive- ly. .. . Les Kangas pens that his “Paul Bunyan Love” JIMMY BROWN THE has been recut by Smiley Monroe for Vita and that QC SAME OLD ME (—) 16 THE NEWSBOY (15) Ray several other artists’ll again be waxing- it. There were Price (Columbia 41977) Mac Wiseman (Dot 15946) a host of versions in ’54 which included Tex Ritter’s on Capitol and the Maddox Bros.’ on Columbia. my LOVE AND LITTLE ME UNDER YOUR SPELL 22 (48) AGAIN W# Margie Bowes (Hickory 1102) Ramblin’ Lou, WJJL-Niagara Falls, N. Y., com- 17 (23) pleted 2 successful dates with an “Opry” package Ray Price (Columbia 41977) Buck Owens that included Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper, (Capitol 4245) Mac QO A WOMAN'S INTUITION Wiseman, Grandpa Jones and Big Slim. Dates were (50) WM Wilburn Brothers (Decca at Niagara Falls on 9/20 and Syracuse on 9/26. Lou 30968) GRIN AND BEAR IT (16) has also booked a 6-day tour for Roy Acufif & the 18 Jimmy Newman (MGM Smokey Mtn. Boys, the Wilburn Bros, and June Webb 12812) MARION for AA PARTY OF THE WORTH Dec. 1st thru the 6th. . . . “Dusty” Miller, who is SECOND PART spinning- c&w records at two radio stations, WCSS, CHAIN GANG 99 (41) Amsterdam, (17) Hank Snow (RCA Victor 7586) . N.Y., and WSPN, Saratoga Springs, .j,. „ . 19 Freddie Hart JN . I IS (Columbia 41456) ., offering free post card size pictures of the artists on the records and reports the gimmick is going like wildfire. Anyone in the recording field that would like to get their pictures out to create interest in their disk just CABIN IN THE HILLS (39) send HOMEBREAKER (20) 9Q the pictures to “Dusty” Miller. WCSS, Amsterdam, N. Y., and be sure Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs to 20 Skeeter Davis (RCA Victor 7570) (Columbia ^include at least -one record with the pictures. Miller has his own band of 41389) a 1000 Melodies’, the Colorado Wranglers, appearing in person week-ends at Fays Music Bar in Troy, N. Y. . . . Glad to hear that Vic McAlpin, ace song- 41. BOO BOO STICK BEAT. 46. BALLAD OF THE BLUE AND writer, has been released 42. MOON JOE. GRAY from the hospital after undergoing a serious heart 47. FARTHER THAN MY EYES 43. LITTLE CAN SEE. operation. Vic is recovering DUTCH GfRL. 48. steadily and should be back to full time song- ' IGMOO. 44. YOU TELL ME. writing in a 49. I'M JUST AN OILFIELD BOY. few days. 45. SAILOR MAN. 50. BEST PART OF ME. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—IISTERNATIOXALLY” Page 54 October J7, 1959 THE BEST PLACE

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e had the ^ good fortune to he present, reeently long and strenuous hours spent at the office and in at an annual meeting of dealers thrnout an Eastern visiting customers; customers, unappreciative of past state. The meet lasted three days in which organized j favors and service, who buy at competitors to save a discussions took place—the purpose of which was to few dollars; large staffs of personnel to keep organi- find solutions, if possible, to the various existing zation functioning, which adds so much to overhead; j problems. problems of credit and repossessions; and many more. I These dealers, both in session and in private

If any coin machine wholesaler ! discussions, brought out into the open what were j was sitting with us listening to these conventioneers, he would have seemingly uiisolvahle problems. One of the major | thought the discussions complaints was the small margin of profit available were about coin operated equipment. But they weren’t. These were automobile on each sale. Then other ])rohlems affecting their ; daily chores were: Competition by sharpshooting and dealers. unscrnpulons dealers who were practically giving away In analyzing the conversations we heard, we came their product, forcing the legitimate dealer to try to to the conclusion that dealers in any given business meet the deal (eventually thru lack of consideration have their own headaches-—some more and some less. and service for the buyer, the cutthroat dealer is forced

out of business, but in the meantime he’s caused con- The coin machine wholesaler, who thinks his busi- siderable grief for the legitimate dealer) ; mechanics ness is the most aggravating, the most exasperating, ! difficult to obtain, and good ones cost considerable the most irritating, the most devastating, the less finan-

j salary; bootlegging of equipment other dealers by into I daily inviting—should have heard these dealers. In their territories, with the product sold at below cost our opinion, he would accept his lot with considerable price; difficulty of disposing of used equipment, taken relief and happiness. Of course, the coin machine man in on trade to help the sale of a new product; large has his headaches—but compared with others in many investment in keeping sufficient parts and supplies to industries, his is no worse, or most probably less ag- service buyer ; pressure by factory to meet sales quotas gravating and financially more lucrative. — Cash Box Page 56 October 17, 1959

;i ieporls 1 26 Exhibitors For Construction Of Gottlieb Memorial

i 1 3lh Iniiiial Vending Convention Hospital Makes Rapid Strides

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CHICAGO — Wallace T. Collett, pany; Clesco National, Inc.; Coan li After Gottlieb’s large cash gift, the Manufacturing Company; The Coca- "'eneral convention chairman, National federal government approved a grant Cola Company; Coffee-ette Food Sup- '' Merchandising Association, of funds for the project in the amount Automatic ply Company; Coffee-Mat Corpora- of $822,000. Other gifts have also been Ihis city, announced that the 13th tion; Cole Products Corporation; streaming in from friends of Gottlieb, Convention, sched- Continental Can Company; Continen- I N.A.M.A. liAnnual as well as from hosts of civic minded tal Coffee Company; Continental uled in this city for October 31 individuals, corporations, labor unions, Vending Machine Corporation; Con- ';hrough November 3, with meeting foundations and other organizations trols j Company of America; Curtis Hilton, all sparked by the dream of the origi- ijieadquarters at the Conrad Candy Company; D-E Industries, Inc.; nal contributor. otel expect representatives from Dad’s Root Beer Company; Dari- the industrial organiza- ore than 500 companies at the con- omatic Inc.; Dean Milk Company; Some of tions now participating in the Gottlieb attendance should Delicia, Inc.; Detroit Controls Divi- , Vention and overall sion; Dixie Cup Division, American Memorial Hospital building program "each the all-time record for the vendi- Can Company; Dr. Pepper Company. include American Can Company, ng show. Also: Arthur H. DuGrenier, Inc.; James B. Beam Distilling Company, Fearn Foods, Inc.; General Controls Beatrice Foods Company, Borg-War- 2200 persons representing 41 states Company; General Foods Corpora- ner Corporation, Commonwealth Edi- re- jand Canada are reported already tion; Glasco Corporation; Gordon son Company, Continental Coffee Com- gistered, with exhibit space sold to Foods, Inc.; Green River Corpora- pany, Edward Hines Lumber Company, date showing an increase of more tion; H. J. Heinz Company; Hershey and the First National Bank of Chi- I Chocolate Corporation; Hills Bros. cago. 'than 15% over last year when the Coffee, Inc.; Hilsum Sales Corpora- Other participants are Ford Motor !, convention was held in St. Louis, tion; Hollywood Brands, Inc.; Illinois DAVID GOTTLIEB Company, Goldenrod Ice Cream Com- Missouri. ; Tool Works, Conex Division; Intei- pany, Hamilton Glass Company, Ham- state Collett advised that in accordance Vending Company; Johnson mond Organ Company, Illinois Bell Fare Box Company; Keathley’s, Inc.; .with new N.A.M.A. policy, and con- CHICAGO — When Dave Gottlieb, Telephone Company, Jewel Tea Com- King Kup Candies, Inc.; La Touraine pany, Northern Trust Company, trary to previous policy, N.A.M.A. president, D. Gottlieb & Company of Coffee Company; Lehigh, Inc.; Lig- Northern Illinois Gas Company, U.S. will not be charged a regis- gett Myers Tobacco Company; Lily- this city, stands at the site of rapidly ; members & Steel Corporation, Zenith Radio (jorpo- Tulip Cup Corporation; Lion Match rising Gottlieb Memorial Hospital in . tration fee at the forthcoming show. ration, and many others. Company; Inc.; P. Lorillard Company; west suburban Leyden Township these Non-member registration fees are M & R Dietetic Labs, Inc.; Mack & When completed in December of days, he’s watching his most cher- set at $10 for exhibit only, $25 for Parker; Mars, Inc.; Maryland Cup 1960, the new hospital will be one of ished dream true. the most modern and fully equipped convention only, and $35 for both. Company; Master Kraft Fixture Com- come pany; Mc-Cann-Erickson, Inc.; Me- medical centers in the whole Chicago • Fifty percent of these costs will be For a long time Gottlieb nurtured chanical Serviants, Inc.; Merkle-Korff area. discounted if reservations are made a fervent hope of a new hospital for Gear Company; National Buscuit Com- “We are planning diagnostic and the area, and today the giant steam before October 19, advised Collett. pany; National Rejectors, Inc.; Na- treatment facilities so advanced that Inc.; Nestle shovels bustling activity at the At press time, 126 vending firms tional Vendors, The Com- and Gottlieb Memorial may very well be- pany, Inc.; Norris Dispensers, Inc.; seven acre tract on North Avenue come one of the outstanding com- were signed for exhibit space at the The Northwestern Corporation; Payne just west of the city, are reminders munity health centers of the midwest,” I show. Products; Pepsi-Cola Company; Perk- commented Gottlieb, who lately has ette, Inc.; Philip Morris Inc.; Planters that though it takes men of vision to General convention vice-chairman is spent a large part of his waking hours Nut & Chocolate Company; Pneuma- dream, there must also be solid ma- in the new hospital project. : Berton Steir, Medford, Massachusetts. fil Corporation. terials like cement and steel to make Program committee is headed by Sid- Also: Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, Pointing out that the greatest ad- such dreams a reality. vances of medical science are possibly - ney S. Rudin, Hammond, Indiana. Inc.; R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Com- pany; Riverside Manufacturing Com- Gottlieb is doing more than just right within the grasp of today’s Exhibitors are: A.B.T. , Manufactur- researchers, the philanthropist con- pany; Rowe Manufacturing Company, idly watching “his baby grow.” He, his just like ing Corporation; Allegheny Cigarette Inc.; Royal Crown Cola Company; tinues: “It seems yesterday brother Nate, and son Alvin—both that diseases like pneumonia or scar- : Service; American Automatic Mer- Rudd-Melikian, Inc.; Sana Dairies, associated with him at the plant—are let fever, and other common scourges ' chandiser; American Home Foods, Inc.; Schroeder Products Company, deadly killers; and something Inc.; Schulze & Burch Biscuit Com- spearheading the current drive for were Inc.; The American Tobacco Com- as common today as X-ray treatment pany; The Seeburg Corporation; Sil- more funds for the new non-sectarian pany; Inc.; blood were only experi- APCO, Armour and Com- ver Skillet Brands, Inc.; Solon Super- and banks hospital. mental. knows what dramatic ' pany; Austin Biscuit Corporation; Lock Company, Inc.; Speed Way Who progress is just ahead in medicine ? Automatic Foods Corporation; Auto- Manufacturing Company; Standard Response to the drive has been if all have a vital part in Brands, Inc.; Standard Change-Mak- gratifying, reports Gottlieb, whose Only we matic Products Company; AVENCO; providing better medical facilities can ers, Inc.; Standard Financial Corpo- contribution of started the Bally Vending Corporation; Bar-Con $750,000 that the of ration; Star Cooler Corporation; we be assured march medi- wheels rolling in the $3,750,000 ven- cine can go ahead.” Electric Manufacturing Company; Stewart’s, Inc.; Stoner Manufacturing Life Superior ture of West Towns Hospital Associ- Beech-Nut Savers, Inc.; Blumen- Corporation; Tea & Coffee The new hospital is named in thal Bros. Chocolate Company; Bow- Company; Tenco, Inc.; Terry-Euclid ation. memory of Gottlieb’s mother and Candy Company; Universal Match ey’s, Inc.; Brandt Automatic Cashier “The people who live and work in father. Like so many other worthwhile S. A. Associ- Corporation; Van Dyk civic projects it has grown out of Company; Brown & Williamson To- Vend-A-Box, Chicago’s west suburban communities ates; Vend Magazine; civic need, but most of all it came bacco Corporation; are typically American. Recognizing : The Campbell Inc.; Vending Age; Vending Indus- from the dream of a foresighted and Sales Company; Canada Dry Ginger tries, Inc.; The Vendo Company; Ven- a civic need for betterment of their purposeful man. Ale, Inc.; Charms Company; Sales, Inc.; von Weise Gear Chicago domatic fellow men. Because of this I feel we Lock Company; Chocolate Products Company; James 0. Welch Company; Pictured below is Gottlieb Memorial will see the culmination of our great Company; Cigaromatt Corporation of Williamson Candy Company; Witten- Hospital (through the eyes of the America; Clark Brothers Chewing- borg, Inc.; and Wm. Wrigley Jr. Com- dream much sooner than we had architects) as it will appear when Gum Company; The D. L. Clark Com- pany. originally hoped,” says Gottlieb. completed, in December of 1960.

Frantz 10% Plan Gains Acceptance

Distriii^tsrs OK Orders Based On Plan

CHICAGO—John F. Frantz, pres- country contacted him immediately, ident, J. F. Frantz Manufacturing advising him that they were interested Company, this city, reported last week in handling his games and other that response to his proposed plan to equipment according to this program. sell his games and other equipment “I naturally accepted their orders,” to distributors and operators on a Frantz said, “and assured them that pledge of 10% of the cost of equip- J. F. Frantz Manufacturing Company ment being allocated for donation to will stand behind this program 100%!” any charity the purchaser chooses, has “I sincerely invite all coinmen who met with surprisingly quick response, are interested in either joining me since it appeared in The Cash Box in this excellent public relation di-ive; (October 3 issue). or, who wish to have it explained to Frantz stated that several distribu- them, to contact me at my office,” he tors from different sections of the said in conclusion. W^hat’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—IXTERISATIOXALLY” Cash The Box Page 57 October 17. 195

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accuracy.” H. C. Brockel, Municipal Port Direc- erators in these port areas are ad- ' Exclusiyd, AMI‘ 1) 1151/ Id Por// The new pool table, available with tor of the city of Milwaukee to the vised to keep alert to all openings of 855 N. BROAD STREET, PHtLA',23, PA choice of single quarter or double business publication The Journal of new restaurants, bars, taverns and PHONE-i^St^VENSQN 2-'"2903 dime coin-chute, is 75 in. by 42% in.. Commerce. Brockel said: “Our whole super stores. ^ 9t’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—IISTERNATIOISALLY” Page 58 October 17, 1959

I rsiiiot N. Y. Distribs Propose West Virginia Music Ops Association PR Prize Raffle Eiects New Siate Of Officers For 1 960 T,ONi>ON, ENGLAND — Walter NEW YORK—Distributors in the of the Amusement ij Smith, secretary New York City area met at a meeting city, advised Trades Association, this held here on I Thursday, October 8, to James Stevens Elected President that plans have been set for the In- discuss a fund raising drive in con- ternatidnal Trades Exhibition, sched- 1 uled for February 2, 3 and 4, at the junction with the current public rela- I Horticultural Hall, in London. tions Royal program, and reached agree- BLLTEFIELD, W. VA.—The mem- held September 25 and 26, elected the Smith advised also that with the , ment on a proposal to conduct a raffle bers of the West Virginia Music Op- slate of officers for the coming year. ’ recent lifting of restrictions on games of prizes through the drawing of Pictured below are the new officers applications for exhibit erators Association, this city, at the in England, and board members of the West Vir- the tickets which are to be sold through- space have been increasing since Fifth Annual Convention, which was ginia association. requests 3 announcement, with most out the New York State territory. emanating from distributors and man- The meeting was attended by Irving I ufacturers in Europe. Holzman. A1 Bodkin, Meyer Parkoff, ' Smith, in conjunction with Frank A1 Simon and Gabe Forman. : Manzi, chairman of Amusement Association, played a major ; Trades The proposal, as presented by Irv- in the relaxation of the Import part ing Holzman, will be submitted to the License Act, which now permits im- portation of equipment from the public relations committee, at a gen- United States. eral meeting scheduled for Thursday, October 22, in the offices of M.O.N.Y., at 7:00 P.M. Attention; In addition to this meeting, other public relations activities conducted EUROPEAN COIN FIRMS by chairman A1 Bodkin, led to the meeting between Bodkin, A1 Denver, Our Export president of M.O.N.Y., and Father Representative Smith, Pastor of Resurrection Church, MYRON Brooklyn, New York. The trio came to SUGERMAN agreement on plans for a teenage the first ^ will be in the following dance, of a series of “Juke countries, from October Box Jamborees”, for the enjoyment 24th, to buy 12th to of 300 boys and girls, ages ranging and sell coin operated 15 to years, equipment: from 18 to be held in the church auditorium, just before Christ- ENGLAND • BELGIUM mas. HOLLAND • FRANCE Bodkin advised that the PR Com- Pictured above, standing left to right: C. H. Flannery, treasurer; R. W. Cable RUNYONEX, NEW YORK mittee of the N.Y.S.C.M.A., Inc., will Hall, second vice-president; James Stevens, president; William Wortham, and Mr. Sugerman will be instructed to executive secretary; and Dilman De Haven, sgt-at-arms. Raymond Tabor, visit with your firm. We would like to furnish an orchestra and refresh- first vice-president, is missing from picture. serve you. ments for the teenage dance, to be held under the supervision of the RUNYON Sm church. Factory Reprcsentatircs for: AMI, Inc., Bally Manufacturing Co., Irving Kaye Co. The Cash Box 593 10th Ave., New York 18, N. Y. LO 4-1880 221 Frelinfliuysen Ave., Newark t, N.'J., Bl 2-t777 is ESSENTIAL 231 Windsor St.. Hartford. Conn., JA 7-447t To Your Business THE GREATEST BARGAINS REDD HAS HAD IN 25 YEARS!* to you, tve ^ . . . and thanks at CANCER'S will be tvith you for ^ least another 25 years ! DANGER r MUSIC SIGNALS A WURUTZER 2304 PHONE CAN BE WURLITZER 2204 $650.00 WURUTZER 2150 445.00 AMI JAH 590.00 ROCK-OLA 1466 395.00

Fischer POOL TABLES (Slate) PHONE Pictured above, seated from left to right: C. H. Flannery, treasurer; Leona Ballard, board member; R. W. Hall, second vice-president; James Stevens, KIDDIE RIDES, Like New! PHONE president; William Wortham, executive secretary; Dilman De Haven, sgt.-at- BOWLERS arms; Ross Gerard, board member. Standing, from left to right: C. G. Kees- LUCKY ALLEY $650.00 ling, board member; Joe Hunt, board member; William Anderson, board mem- TROPHY ber; John A. Wallace, board member; James Hutzler, board member; Edward You can do two things BALLY ABC 210.00 to guard Wallace, board member; and Ken Mathew, board member. Missing from the PINS yourself against cancer; Have an above picture are: Raymond Tabor, first vice-president; Max Caplan, board member; Dick Pulliam, board member; Max Carpenter, board member; and AUTO RACE $125.00 annual health checkup. Alert your- DUETTE . 100.00 Eldridge Fink, board member. SEA BELLES 150.00 self to the seven danger signals RENO . 165.00 BALLERINA PHONE that could mean cancer: 1. Unusual SEA ISLAND PHONE bleeding or discharge. 2. A lump or Britain Glimpses: GUNS & ARCADE Great thickening in the breast or lET PILOT PHONE else- With the plans for a new world trade center already in the woi'ks, two $395.00 GUNSMOKE where. 3. A music machine manufacturers are reported to have already reserved exhibit CHAMP 95.00 sore that does not heal. GOLF space for the opening of the center, in Rome, Italy, next year. The program 4. Change in bowel or bladder WILL TAKE IN TRADE BINGOS! hab- calls for exhibition space, to be sold on a one-year term. Four marble palaces its. 5. Hoarseness or cough. 6. Indi- are being erected in the heart of the city, close by the site of the 1960 Olympic Cable Address: REDDING Games Stadium. Promoters of the trade center boast that “Rome stands at gestion or difficulty in swallowing. ALLSTON, MASSACHUSETTS the crossroads of the world, Europe’s gateway to Africa and the Orient.” . . . 7. Change in a wart or mole. If Flushing Meadow, the site of the 1939 World Fair, in New York City, has been selected for the 1964 Worlds Fair, an attraction that appears to be an Distributing Co. your signal lasts longer than two even bigger event. . . . Walter Smith, secretary of the Amusement Trades 298 Lincoln St. weeks, go to your physician. Give Association, advises that plans are ready for the February 2, 3 and 4 Inter- Allston 34, Mass. Trades Exhibition, at the Royal Horticultural Hall, in London. Exhibi- AL 4-4040 him the chance to give you the national tors have already reserved space for the show, and with the success of last year’s Exclusive Distributors of chance of a lifetime. coin machine segment of the convention, plus the recent lifting of restrictions CHI. COIN - GENCO - FISCHER on games from the United States, the show looms as a tremendous success in AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY'?© the making.

“It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—IXTERNATIOXALLY’' 'The Cash Box Page 59 October 17^ -Z95!! Dock Strike Ends As Export Orders Resume PRESENTS NEW YORK—Federal Court order sent 70,000 longshoremen on the East and Gulf Coasts back to work Friday morning, October 9, on ports from Maine to Texas, after an eight day strike. TITAN Acting under the Taft-Hartley Act, the temporary restraining order will halt the strike for at least ten days. NEW! DIFFERENT! Hearings are scheduled for Thursday October 15, when the court will hear % arguments whether to issue an in- junction for 70 days more. While the strike has affected ship- SUPER HOLE TARGET ments of coin-operated equipment in every State on the coast, and also in- land States shipping through these TRIPLES SCORE! coastal ports, the immediate relief will be seen in the perishable mer- chandise shipments that have been on piers for several days. The I.L.A. ex- pected longshoremen to handle these With priority shipments befoi-e resuming TITAN you will loading of staple items and machin- learn ery. what it takes to Export orders from the nation’s keep shooting coinmen were quickly expedited in game fans order to insure against further delay glued to their in equipment orders received during gun sights: the eight day strike. Corners in-line score double Super Hole triples score Wico Corp. Appoints Red Button transfers score Mullins For South 'A Spell T-l-T-A-N for carry-over More Bouncing Ball In-Line Features! CHICAGO—Ed Ruber, Wico Corp- oration, this city, announced last week that Bob Mullins has been appointed Southeastern representative for the WILLIAMS firm, in that territory. ELECTRONICS Ruber made the appointment dur- MANUFACTURING ing a sales trip through the South CORP. promoting the Wico Parts and Sup- 4292 W. FILLMORE ST. plies Catalog, the 1960 version of CHICAGO 24, ILLINOIS which was published and released to the trade several weeks ago. |

“Young Men’s NOW DELIVERING-WRITE FOR PRICES! Coin League” Grows Rock-Ola 1468, Monaural and Stereo ChiCoin Playland Rifle Gallery Bally Lotta-Fun— Batting Practice Deluxe Bowler NEW YORK — Applications for — a means of tying' together coinmen Chollenger ChiCoin Queen Bowler membership in “The — Young Men’s who heretofore have held positions in Coin Machine League” were still pour- the industry during the past few BOWLERS SHUFFLE ing in ALLEYS BINGOS to the offices of The Cash Box, Bally ABC Bowling Lanes, years, but not in a veteran capacity. Carnival Queen after only a one month program, orig- n and 14 Ft. ?225.00 Bally Speed Bowler $395.00 $445.00 Beach Time inally If you fill the bill, being 40 or under, Bally Strike Bowlers 345.00 350.00 set to organize the coinmen in Bally Club Bowler Bally Trophys 495.00 545.00 Cypress Gardens 295.00 our industry fill out the who are “40 years of coupon below and mail it ChiCoin Twin Bowlers, Miss America ChiCoin Red Pin Bowler 545.00 195 nn age or under”. The move is seen as today! Like New! 595.00 Show Time ChiCoin : King Bowlers 795.00 Bally Heavy Hitter S Baseball 425.00 Sun Valley 200.00 CALDERON DISTRIBUTING INC. 433 No. Alabama St. Phone: Marty Toohey, MEIrose 4-8468 Indianapolis, Indiana The Cash Box, Hudson County Survey 1721 Broadway, Shows 1100 Music Machines WHAT HAVE WE GOT? New York 19, N. Y.

250 Assorted Pinballs UNION CITY, N. J. — Hudson County officials advised last week that 100 Assorted Bingos Please accept my application for membership in "The the results of a county-wide census 20 14' of locations with coin operated mu- Trophies Young Men's Coin Machine sic machines has proven that the mu- League": 90 Assorted Rides sic machine industry enjoys a clean bill of health. 250 Assorted Arcade Pieces Over eleven hundred music machine Name locations were solicited by the county If there is anything police authorities with the purpose you need, in mind of checking out original own- cable, write or call. Specify ership of machines, business policies name of games and we will Firm concerning profits between location quote lowest prices. owner and the owner of the equip- ment, and also a check on union prac- tices in conjunction with the opera- SCOTT CROSSE Address tion of these music machines. CO. 1423 Spring Garden St., Officials advised that no indication Phila. 30, Pa. of criminal offenses were evident in Cify Zone State the operation of coin operated music RIttenhouse 6-7712 in the county. Exclusive The Hudson County survey showed Dist. for Bally in E. Pa., and Rock-Ola in E. Pa., So. Jersey and Del. Date of Birth: - that approximately 120 operators con- ducted business in the area in which Branch; over 1100 music machines were on 1101 Pitfsfon Ave., Scranton, Pa. location. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY” H'The Cash Box Page 60 October 17, 1959

iJJ.¥. Ticket Sales Could Break N.Y. Coinmen Look To Nov. 7th Record With Nov. 7th Annual Affair M. 0. N. Y. Affair At Commodore

NEW YORK — A1 Denver, presi- quests,” continued Gordon, “but natu- dent, Music Operators of New York, rally, ticket orders that arrive early — EASTERN FLASHES Inc., this city, and Nash Gordon, ad- can be handled with a minimum With the M.O.N.Y. annual affair only four weeks off, set this year in the vised that ticket sales for the forth- amount of trouble, making for exact Commodore Hotel, on Sat. eve., Nov. 7th, A1 Denver and Nash Gordon are seating arrangements, as oi’dered.” coming annual affair, scheduled to be busy contacting record companies, lining up what sounds like a top flight held in the Conunodore Hotel, Satur- Gordon also advised that the enter- entertainment program. They promise a real good evening for all and remark that resex'vations for tickets should be made this week, at the latest, if ops [' day evening, November 7, have been tainment program for the evening will want to sit with their friends and guests. “We can handle whatever seating ji very active. feature more than one big recording arrangements the coinmen want, but unless we know in about one week, of the “As a matter of fact,” advised star, names of whom must be witheld special seating arrangements with friends, guests, and split table seating, to break the until their appearance is certain. At we will not be able to handle it. Tell the ops that anything they want, they ! Gordon, “we are looking can have, IF they let us know this week!,” said Nash. 1,000 attendance mark this year. In present three of the top artists in

I previous years have had as many the recording business are just about ^ ^ ^ . we as 958 people at our affairs. From the signed for the show. In addition, danc- Reports from A1 “Senator” Bodkin, chairman of the PR committee, indi- cate that the three months work by the public relation-coin group looks of the early ticket returns we ing to a well known orchestra will be past may bear fruit as early as next month. A ineeting with the pastor of a local this mark.” a part of the evening’s entertainment. could break church in Bklyn. and several committee members could be the start of a Gordon asked all coinmen who ex- “But those early ticket requests program along the “Juke Box Jamboree” lines, originally proposed at a meet- are the most important thing we can ing over months Details will announced later, but the idea sounds pect to attend the show, and would two ago. be talk about now. Our prime considera- like a winner in view of the program itself, the church’s approval and the like special seating arrangements, eg: tion is for the comfort of the people situation that exists with teenagers in the Bklyn. neighborhood. It won’t be with friends, split tables, complete who expect to attend,” concluded long before Bodkin and company get rolling with what appears to be a pro- tables, etc., to write in this week, in Gordon. gram that has unlimited values for the coinmen in New York State. A1 re- order that these seating arrange- peatedly has asked coinmen to forward their $5.00 membership fee to the PR group in N.Y.C. in oi’der that this program be subsidized by everyone, ments be guaranteed. “We’ll be hap- Pool making for a solid low-cost-per-operator venture. Nash Gordon, treasurer for py to handle all special seating re- Eastern Novelty the PR committee advises that while returns from upper N.Y. State have been unanimous in many sections, ops from N.Y.C. have gotten on the bandwagon Table Sales Increase with payment of dues plus special contributions of an additional ten or twenty dollars to offset this valuable coin program. LAKE CITY SPECIALS! UNION CITY, N. J. — Bert Betti, * * * # Eastern Novelty Distributors, this Bert Betti, Eastern Novelty Dist., Union City, N.J., telephones the news BEST EQUIPMENT- LOW PRICES table city, advised last week that pool that his pool table and pool supply business is at its peak, with orders from BALLY CHAMP $250.00 territory, for GOLF sales in the Jersey all over the world reaching the Union City outlet this month hitting an all-

SPORTSMAN GUN . 95.00 distributor which Eastern is exclusive time high for the firm. “Our business in the U.S. is our mainstay, and with QUARTERBACK 75.00 of the Fischer pool table line, have GENCO SKI BALL—2 Player 05.00 pool supply orders increasing every week since Labor Day, I can only assume been at the same level as they were LUCKY SEVEN . 65.00 that pool table sales, nationally, are doing the same. Our Fischer pool table ALL STAR DELUXE .. 125.00 when pool tables broke sales records line is at the same level this season as they were when pool tables were JUMBO TEN STRIKE .. 135.00 across the nation, several years ago. the rage. Our sales in the Jersey territory are strong and we can look to an SKEET SHOOT . 275.00 “Our 6-pocket table sales have cer- excellent Incidentally, regulation tables are in DELUXE BIG TENTS .. 300.00 season. size demand, whereas tainly proven the low-cost, low-de- SUPER BIG TENTS . 195.00 the smaller 6 foot model was the leader awhile back,” stated Betti. “Bumper ROUND-UP (New) .. Write preciation sales argument we have pool is still a steady earner, too, and ops have proven that pool tables deserve BOWLING LEAGUE 14 Ft. . . 250.00 presented to operators for many a permanent slot in their buying program,” continued Bert. Betti has had

CLASSIC 14 Ft. . 395.00 years,” advised Betti. some action from Europe on used coin machines being in a position to be TV BOWLER 14 Ft .. 325.00 “In addition, pool table supplies BALLY 14 Ft. LANES .. 250.00 more familiar with the market in England, primarily. Bert’s wife was born sales, of which we do a national busi- BALLY TOURNAMENT 14 Ft. . 425.00 in England, and Bert himself, was born in Scotland, a little known fact about

BALLY STRIKE 14 Ft . 350.00 ness have increased, proving several the New Jersey coinman. . . . Morris Rood, Runyon Sales Co., reaped the

BALLY TROPHY 14 Ft . 525.00 trends that were evident a few months fruits of the AMI football pool, a factoi-y sales promotion stunt, winning CIRCUS WAGON .. 125.00 ago. Obviously, more operators are GUSHER .. 195.00 $15.00 by calling 7 out of 7 winners on the AMI distributor list for last week. using pool tables in sections of the JIG SAW . 150.00 Scores are determined by distributor quotas, week by week. Irv “Kempy”

PICCADILLY . . 75.00 country not usually attracted to this Kempner states that Bally games sales are moving up with every week’s

QUEEN OF HEARTS . . 35.00 type game. In addition, sales on reg- business. Lou Wolberg holds down the office as Barney “Shugy” Sugerman SHINDIG . 40.00 ulation size slate tops, have incerased travels to the firm’s Newark office. Morris Rood advised that Myron Sugerman SCOREBOARD . . 65.00 where the six-foot models are now SMOKE SIGNAL . . 55.00 is making progress in Europe, during his 6-8 week tour of the Continent. SNAFU .. 65.00 second in sales. This is the result of Sugerman stopped in Portugal, Spain and Switzerland last week with plans

SOUTHERN . BELLE 75.00 operating the smaller size model un- for England and Germany during the coming weeks. “He’s doing a job con- SUPER SCORE 80.00 til patrons catch the pool table habit tacting people over there and I think he’ll wind up with some nice export PETER PAN . 75.00 and request a regulation size table in TURF CHAMP 175.00 orders,” stated Morris. . . . George and Robert Davidson, Amusement Ma- 1 WURLITZER 2000 .. 425.00 order to formulize the game to ad- chine Distributors, PTY, Ltd., East Sidney, Australia, toured Tenth Avenue WURLITZER 2100 . 445.00 here to the official rules and regu- during their visit to America. . . . Art Daddis, AMI regional rep, back in N.Y. ROCK-OLA 1454 475.00 lations. after attending the Virginia the Virginia music conventions. ROCK-OLA 1455 .. 465.00 and West op “We are very happy with the ac- Art stole the Richmond affair when, in the middle of his talk, he unexpectedly WIRE-WRITE or PHONE HE 1-4100 ceptance of our pool table line, and began to throw dollar bills in the air, with some coinmen scurrying to retrieve 1/3 Deposit Required on Each Order from all indications, this situation the money. “I did it to prove that the only way you can make a buck these We are exclusive factory distributors for: exists all over the country,” conclud- days is to get off your rear end!”, laughed Daddis. Art is leaving for Boston ed Betti. BALLY -WILLIAMS -ROCK -OLA and then on to other cities in his territory. . . . A1 Simon, Albert Simon, Inc., Betti also commented on the clean reports very good sales on ChiCoin’s “Playland Rifle Gallery” and “Queen bill of health given the music op- 1 AKE CITY AMUSE . CO. Bowler” as A1 D’Inzillo adds that sales have picked up considerably since 4533 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND, O. erators in the Hudson County area, Labor Day with the future shining bright for the outlet. “Guns continue to (Tel.; HE 1-4100) after a census was taken of locations move fast with ops who operate them to full advantage,” stated A1 D. D’Inzillo with coin operated music. (See sepa- tested the latest “Vanguard” cigarette, made from herbs and vegetables, but rate story elsewhere in this issue.) no tobacco, and reports that it’s quite an experience. “They sell for 10^ per pack, no federal tax because of the absence of tobacco,” continued Al, “and

the taste isn’t bad at all.” . . . Irving Holzman, Black Sales Co., was in the process of clearing out his entire showroom of new and used equipment, with every piece going onto the awaiting trailer. “We’re making way for our additional shipments from United on the new ‘3-Way’ shuffle. This game has WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE caught on so fast that we can’t get enough of them,” stated Irv. “Whitey”

Dnickman handled the trucking crew to speed up the loading’. . . . Mike Munves, Mike Munves Corp., off to Hot Springs for a short vacation while Joe Munves COIN MACHINE CATALOG ! holds down the showroom. “Arcade business for this year has surpassed all previous years,” stated Joe, “with tremendous holiday weekend business and steady summer action all season long.” The Munves catalog of arcade equip- . . FREE TO IMPORTERS! ment is at the print shop and should be in the mail shortly, advised Joe. . . . Visitors along coim-ow this past week were Ed Doris, Rock-Ola sales veep, 56 PAGES—FULLY ILLUSTRATED and Frank Mitchell, Rock-Ola sales director. Both coinmen looking most opti- mistic about the coming months, as they stop at Harry KoeppeTs showrooms • PHONOGRAPHS • PIN GAMES • BINGO GAMES to discuss Rock-Ola sales in this territory. . . . Vito DiLeonardo, New York • BOWLING GAMES » SHUFFLE GAMES • TARGET GUNS Associates, newly formed operator company, reports that business is very • BASEBALL GAMES • ARCADE EQUIPMENT good. The firm acquired several new locations recently and appears to be on

its way to success. . . . Ben Chicofsky, N.Y. op, back from White Lake, N.Y.

SEND FOR and operating on a full time schedule once again. Ben advises that business i is getting better, as he tours the avenue in search of equipment and ideas, YOUR COPY TODAY! j . . . Murray Kaye and Meyer Parkoff, Atlantic N.Y. Corp., advise that Seeburg' sales on all lines are going strong. Vending machine ops continue to drop by

to view the Seeburg vending machine, on display in the showrooms. . . . COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC. Harry Koeppel, Koeppel Dist. Co., back from a Key West, Fla. trip with his wife. Finte 8. Klin?' The couple visited their daughter and son-in-law. Hymie Koeppel , Wqlly Joe ^ quietly working on the insides of a used music machine, labelled for export, but 2; ILLINOIS Dickens 2-0500 not in a hurry, what with the dock strike still under consideration. H What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY” The Cash Box Page 61 October 17, 195^

Dependable Local Coinmen Host Visitors J WORLD WIDE Equipment ...Like Money in the Bank! During World Series r BOWLERS ARCADE - Bally 11' A.B.C. ..$245 C.C. CRISS CHICAGO CHATTER CROSS HOCKEY .. $295 14' Bally A.B.C. 245 United SHOOTING STAR 175 You’d think there is a moratorium on time in this ol’ World Series Bally 14' C.C. ROCKET SHUFFLE crazed STRIKE .. 275 175 town, what with the L.A. C.C. REBOUND SHUFFLE Dodgers and Chicago White Sox commuting United 14' 95 the HI-SCORE .. 295 past Keeney FASCINATION REBOUND 95 week between Chi and Los Angeles vying for United 14' the BOWLER .. 245 C.C. MONTE CARLO coveted laurels. of 95 Most the coinmen are making the most C.C. 14' BOWL. LEAGUE Bally SKILL ROLL . 245 85 of this sport spectacular and assure us that when it’s / over it will be business—coinbiz, that is—as usual. A Ed Ruber, Wico Corporation, just returned from an ex- tensive business tour throughout the south and south- eastern areas singing the praises of the new, 1960 Wico BINGOS catalog. Ed placed a new southeastern representative in SUN VALLEY that vast territory. Bob Mullins. $245 NITE CLUB Ed infos that Bob, who MISS AMERICA 225 BROADWAY hails from Jacksonville, Florida, comes to Wico with an SHOWTIME BIG TIME KEY WEST extensive background in sales, GAYETY and should do well in the BIG SHOW land of eternal sun GAYTIME . and palm trees. Morrie Wiczer tells DOUBLE HEADER 95 VARIETY us he, Milt Wiczer, and Ruber are currently working on PARADE 95 SURF CLUB HERB JONES plans for new ideas and innovations for early release at the plant. Both Herb Jones, Bally Manufacturing, and Lou Ca.sola, Midwest Dis- tributing, advised that they received copies of presentations and budgetarv proposals from several of the competing public relations firms who are vying PHONOGRAPHS for handling the ROCK-OLA 1458 BASEBALLS professional work involved in the Information Council of $595 ROCK-OLA Bally HEAVY HITTER $425 ^e Coin-Operated Industry. A meeting will be 1454 525 held October 15, at the Bull- ROCK-OLA 1448 Wms. PINCH HITTER Fight Room of the Sherman 445 425 Hotel, to mull over the presentations and arrive ROCK-OLA 1446 395 Bally BIG INNING 325 at a selection. The entire executive A.M.I. H-120 Wms. SHORTSTOP committee will be present, according 'co 595 325 A.M.I. G-120 Un. DLX. BASEBALL Casola. . . . 475 . “Biggest game news since ‘Ballyhoo’,” exclaims Bill O’Donnell 425 A.M.I. F-120 425 C.C. BATTER UP general sales manager of Bally . 225 Manufacturing, in reference to Bally’s ‘Lotta- A.M.I. E-120 275 Wms. 4-BAGGER Fun’. Bill . 175 continues by stating that “Lotta-Fun” initiates a new SEEBURG M-100C 375 Un. STAR SLUGGER era of pros- . 175 perity for^ operators. SEEBURG M-100B 325 Genco Bill reminds operators in Ohio that the game is known HI-FLY 75

there as “Fun-Way”. . . . The production momentum increased considerably of late at International Dynamic Industries, in the good ol’ sod of Shannon, Ireland. J. D. Ralph, head of the firm, and his staff of experts are laboring feverishly to meet the demand for the new bowler in many parts of the 5-BALL European continent. GAMES While back at the home base, Chicago Dynamic Industries, 4-PI. CONTEST $395 2-PI. CONTINENTAL CAFE $175 Art Meinand reports that 4-PI. MAJESTIC most of Chicago Coin’s games including the “Plav- 295 2-PI. CARNIVAL 175 land” rifle target game, “King Bowler,” “Queen Bowler” 4-PI. REGISTER 145 2-PI. CIRCUS 125 HI-DIVER and “Bowlmaster” are clicking big in bowlettes 2-PI. DOUBLE ACTION 325 285 and play- SITTIN’ PRETTY 2-PI. GONDOLIER 265 land type arcades all over the country. 295 SUNSHINE 2-PI. BRITE STAR Bill DeSelm, sales manager of United Manufacturing, 235 ROTO POOL 725 2-PI. WHIRLWIND reports that he and Chuck Gakenberg returned the other 215 CROSSWORDS 225 day from Cincinnati, where they attended the gala Grand Opening celebration at Royal Distributing, who recently moved into their new quarters. Prexy Joe ^^esterhau's ALL EQUIPMENT THOROUGHLY RECONDITIONED Terms; 1/3 Deposit, was the genial^ host of the shindig. Bill assures us that Sigtit Draft. Cable Address: Balance f- the United “UPB-100” model phonograph was well re- "GAAAES''—Chicago ceived by the multitude of operators who flocked into Royal during the two day celebration. . . . Paul Huebsch, vice prexy and sales chief of J. H. Keeney & Company, dripped with adjectives when he revealed Keeney’s new HERB OETTTNGER “Big Dipper” amusement game to us last week. “Rocket- ing collections will leave you starry eyed when you operate ‘Big Dipper’” said Paul, and this poesy was naturally aimed at operators all over the nation. Shipments have already been made to Keeney’s distributors, according I* Chicago to Huebsch. ^ At 2330 N, 'Western Johnny Frantz, Avn, J. F. Frantz Manufacturing Company, tells us he received

imiTicdiatGmediate lesponseresponse fromfioni /-»•»-» several distributors sincesinpo heVia mademor^A mention (in/-iv^ The Cash Box, October 3 issue) of his plan, whereby he will allow the dis- director of Auto-Bell tributor of the Novelty Company, is very enthused over the way Auto- 10% cost of his equipment for donation to charity any Galloping Bell s Dominos” is going all over the country. Try as we will— chaiity the distiibutoi or operator chooses, either in his territory, or anywhere we just can’t get any response out of A1 over the else. Johnny feels that this idea will shortly mushroom. big- news he’s holding back. However, A1 hinted . that he . . The big news at D. Gottlieb & Company the past few and Zeke 'Wolf will surprise everyone shortly. ... trip weeks has been centered around the firm’s exciting 4- A out to^ subuiban Franklin Park to visit Hank Ross, Marcine player pinball game “Sweet Sioux.” Sales results, accord- Molverton, and Ralph Sheffield offered its rewards, ing to Alvin Gottlieb and Nate Gottlieb, since are simply the busy trio introduced fantastic, and there us to their new amusement game seems to be no let up in production ‘ Joker Ball.” The game is based on the principal of draw and shipping. . . . During our trek among' our friends poker, and should excite most players with its enticing in the factories and distributors’ showrooms last week we motif of “pairs,” “straights,” “flushes,” were thrilled to “full-houses,” hear the many compliments heaped on • four-of-a-kind,” and “straight flushes.” “Joker Ball” The Cash Box, since the opening of the new overseas was just released, and is already in full production at Midway offices, and the welcome remarks about the October 10 Manufacturing. Ralph tells us that plans are being made Export issue. This great growth should certainly add to expand the production and shipping facilities impetus to foreign demands for in the plant new and used coin- due to the demand for Midway’s HARRY CLICK operated equipment. NATE FEINSTEIN amusement games. Games, Incorporated’s Sam Lewis Clarence Schuyler is getting vice-president, Williams Electronic Manu- that urge to visit the old facturing, fishin’ hole again. However, he assures us that as tells us there have been many visitors at the plant recently. long as production keeps up the way it is on “Wild Cat” and “Twin Wild Cat” Most of the visitors came into town for the exciting World Series between there isn’t a chance in a million that he can break away from his busy the Dodgers and White Sox. Sam infos that production continues at peak schedule in the plant and in his office. (Fishin’ can wait, Clarence!) . . . An- at Williams for the “Titan” rifle target amusement game, and the “Golden other true adherent to the great Bells” saleability of Games, Inc’s, twin beauties is pinball game. . . . Rock-Ola’s George Hincker advises that activity Joel Stern, World Wide Distributors, who tells us that action has been steady is at a peak and business humming along at the plant. Ed Doris is still on on these games since the very first day he the received deliveries from Schuyler. road and due back at his office next week. . . . While Gil Kitt and Jack He also informed us that the pool table line of Fischer Sales and Manufac- Burns are cheering the White Sox and Chicago Bears on to victory, Joe turing Company is garnering excellent sales these fall days. Robbins is till up in the “wilds” of upper Michigan making noises like a true R. W. “Bill” Weikel, sales manager of Fischer Sales & Manufacturing, adherent of Izaak Walton. Whether or not he hooked any fish nobody knows. phoned to report that the season for pool tables is going into full swing' Joe made it a point not to leave a phone number where he can be reached, now that people are becoming “indoor minded.” Bill recently returned from otherwise he’d probably set up shop in his cabin in the an extensive business trip, and found a very cluttered desk awaiting him. He wilderness. . . . Nate Feinstein tells us he and Eddie Gins- didn’t mind it so much, ’cause as he expressed it, “I don’t burg set up temporary world series quarters for operators, mind wading into a pile of orders for Fischer pool tables.” complete with television and snacks for the viewers the . . . Marvel Manufacturing’s Estelle Bye is elated over the past 2 weeks. Attendance was terrific if the White —now continued success of “Lucky Horoscope.” She also related Sox would only repeat next year, the gang at Atlas will that Marvel’s speaker and plastic replacement parts for be so kind as to do the honors again! Harold Schwartz phonographs are selling well, and have been for many was conspicuous by his absence, as he managed to squeeze months. . . . The big push is on at Donan Distributors for in a vacation during the next 2 weeks. Meanwhile Nate amusement games for game rooms. This is an excellent reports that export of the Seeburg phonograph is away channel for equipment, according to Don Moloney. . up these days, and action with Seeburg’s cigarette vend- . . Mort Levinson heaped a multitude of accolades on Got- ing equiprnent is great locally. tlieb’s 4-player pinball game “Sweet Sioux,” and he Joe Kline infos that everyone First Coin is hard at assured us that he never had so much action on any at work trying to locate good, used coin-operated equip- HERB PERKINS pinball game in the past. . . . And, now w’ll lay all com- ment for shipment overseas. Sam Kolber and Fred Kline ments about the World Series at rest by relating Herb JUDD WEINBERG spend most of their time on the long distance telephone. All of Chicago Coin’s Perkins comment about his having entertained many visit- games are going well at First Coin, according . . . to Joe. A1 Warren, sales ing operators the past week at Purveyor Distributing. 9Cs What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY” Cash Box Page 62 October 17, 195^

lass, iusie 9ps To Hold Affair On Nov. 10

Sher- mence with cocktails, to be followed World Series Main Topic As ! BOSTON, MASS. — Arthur itian, executive director, Music Oper- by the banquet dinner, entertainment ators Association of Massachusetts, and dancing. Tickets to the affair are Business Takes Back Seat lliis city, announced that the Fourth priced at |12.50 each and Sherman Annual Banquet and Show will be advised that reservations are being held on Tuesday evening, November accepted now. Journal advertising is CALIFORNIA CLIPPINGS 10, at the Sheraton-Plaza Hotel, being solicited from all levels of the coin Boston. industry with deadline for advertis- The World Series seems to be dominating almost all activity along machine row this week, with TV sets taking over as the main attraction for The evening’s program will com- ing set for November 1. distributors and operators alike. ... Ed Wilkes, at Paul A. Laymens’, reports the Bally “Batting Practice” is continuing to move very well. The new Bally kiddie ride, “Little Champion,” has just arrived and is expected to do very well. Ed states the “Little Champion” takes up so little room that it could

be placed on almost any location. . . . Operator John Lantz and his family,

just returning from a short vacation near Pismo Beach. . . . At Leuenhagen’s POOL SUPPLY “record bar,” Mel Bly, national promotion director for Challenge Records, stopped by with Jerry Fuller to spin Jerry’s current waxing, “Tennessee Waltz.” Mary Solle feels the disk should hit the charts in no time at all, and head straight for the top. James Deacon Ware, personal manager for HEADQUARTERS Shawn Downey, son of Morton Downey, in to spin Shawn’s new outing on Eastern Novelty Offers You A Complete Line of Pool Table the Bull Dog label, “A Tear Pell In The Chapel”. Mercury’s Jivin’ Gene has Supplies and Parts—All Orders Guaranteed Or Your Money Back! Kay Solle predicting big things for his “Breaking Up Is Hard To Do.” A new treatment of the old standard, “September Song” by The Chordells on Jaro CLOTH STICKS International, is Claire Solle’s idea of one to keep your eye on. . . . Ralph SLATES CUE Cragan, at Minthorne Music, busy selling the new Seeburg “coffee bar” the The very finest pool table Rubber-backed cloth at All first quality cues slate tops, in all sizes, the finest quality at the manufactured to trade past week. Matt Nordberg informs sales continue strong on the Seeburg 1,000 for 6-pocket, bumper, etc. best price on the market. specifications. selection background music system. Wayne Davis states the new Seeburg cigarette machines are arriving by the cazdoad and moving out just as fast as they come in. Seeburg is due out soon with a soft drink bottle machine CUSHIONS BALLS JUMBO says Wayne, and hopes that everyone will watch for its introduction in the near future. This adds up, Wayne went on, to diversification by Seeburg and First quality cushions for Genuine aramith balls de- BUMPERS Bumper and 6 Pocket its distributors, with more and more operators finding diversification the “key” 1 signed to last a lifetime. First quality bumpers for tables. for the future of the coin all makes and models. word machine business. ... At Badger Sales, Marshall Ames reports that everyone’s watching the World Series, with little BUY FROM EASTERN NOVELTY AND YOU BUY FROM else going on. Mr. & Mrs. Happle leaving for a three day vacation to San ONE OF AMERICA'S LARGEST SUPPLIERS OF POOL TABLE Francisco over the week-end. Ken Kanemoto, shipping clerk at Badger, back SLATES AND SUPPLIES TO THE TRADE! from his vacation stating he’s very refreshed. . . . Vinny Lanzy, at American Coin Machine, informs the past week has topped all others since they’ve Seiul For Our Complete 1959 Catalogue been in business—with both new and used equipment selling at a fast clip. [ [ American is now in the process of remodeling their showroom, which is due for completion in the next few weeks. Vinny also states he’s one of the few EASTERN NOVELTY Dodger fans who knew the team would win the pennant from the start of the season, and that now he’s getting even for the kidding he got all year. J, DISTRIBUTORS . . . At C. A. Robinson & Co., A1 Bettleman reports they had a good turnout for the United Service school conducted the past week. Roy Kraehmer, field 1706 Manhattan Avenue Union City, New Jersey UNion 3-8584 engineer for the United factory, conducted the classes with all operators more than satisfied with the results. A1 also commented that lots of attention has been focused on the Chicago Coin “Queen” bowler the past week. Hank Tronick very happy he made his reservations for the Woidd Series early, as the

games were sell-out. . . . John Freeman, at Simon Distributing, informs former distributor Ray Bazalon, now living in Florida, but presently vaca- // you are reading tioning here, was afflicted v;ith pneumonia and is in the hospital here in Los Angeles. Sonny Lorn berg says the boys in the shop are so busy they I'lardly have time to watch the World Sei-ies. Jack Simon back after a short someone elses ropy of business and pleasure trip to Las Vegas. ... At California Music, Helen Weigand, of RCA Victor, dropped by with Della Reese to visit the gang at California and check the sales on her current smash “Don’t You Know.” Also stopping by was Bob Thiele, of Hanover Signature Records. Thiele is in town for a short stay and visited with Sam Ricklin and Gabe Orland. The Cash Box Buddy Robinson flying the jet to New Yox’k for a two week vacation. Buddy says that Fats Domino’s new slice on Imperial, “I’ve Been Around,” is like

money in the bank—a sure hit. . . . Some of the visiting operators on Pico this week were: Walter Cook, Pacific Palisades; Irving Gayer, San Bernardino; why not mail this coupon Ray Berra, San Bernardino; Cecil Ellison, Lancaster; Nick Beaver, Lancaster; Marvin Jones, Culver City; Perry Irwin, Ventura; Bob Harhway, Ventura; Orville Kindig, Long Beach; Lou Bennett, Seal Beach; Jack Spence, South Gate; A1 & Judy Saylor, Los Angeles; Fred Ross, Pasadena; Sheridan Thomp- son, Long Beach; Charlie Gauger, Ventura; George Tabata, Los Angeles; fodayj Henry VanStelten, Whittier; Mr. Glasser, San Diego; Gene DeVilbiss, Big Bear; Eldred Gilner, El Monte; Cliff Jones, Long Beach; Fred Williams, South Gate.

THE CASH BOX ^ 1721 BROADWAY HAPPY BIRTHDA Y THIS W££K TO: NEW YORK 19, N. Y. Robert R. Logan, Wellsville, Ohio. . . . S.F. Welsh, Okmulgee, Okla- Enclosed find my check. homa. . . . W.G. Thomas, Indiana, Pa. . . . Irving Kaye, New York,

York. . . . N.A. Robertson, Ada, Oklahoma. . . . Anton L. Oomens, $15 for a full year (52 weeks) subscription New

Chicago, 111. . . . Ted Piotraezk, Flint, Mich. . . . Alexander J. Boudreau, $30 for a full year (Airmail in United States) Halifax, Nova Scotia. . . . Charles A. Maroon, Bridgeport, Ohio. . . . $30 for C8 full year (outside United States) James A. Burkheak, Houston, Texas. . . . Edward M. Oliver, Montgomery, $45 fcr a full year (Airmail outside U.S.) W. Va. . . . Leo Caproni, Ripley, Ohio. . . . Joseph L. Kline, Chicago, 111.

. . . Harold L. Sharkey, Huntington Pk., Calif. . . . Sidney A. Wolbarst,

NAME Newton, Mass. . . . Earl Montgomery, Memphis, Tenn. . . . Mrs. Carole

E. Durand, Green Bay, Wis. . . . Nick Gregory, Battle Creek, Mich. FIRM . . . Earnest Krauter, Maplewood, N.J. . . . South H. Dixon. Johnson City, Tenn. . . . Lewis Berger, Cleveland, Ohio. . . . L.B. McCormick,

Greenville, N.C. . . . Edward F. Gilligan, Chicago, 111. . . . Raymond Kay,

ADDRESS New York City, N.Y. . . . Andrew B. Cassinelli, Little Rock, Ark. . . .

John M. Butorack, Hibbing, Minn. . . . Buddy J. Black, Mexico, Mo.

. . . Gilligan, . . CITY ZONE STATE Edward J. Chicago, 111. . J. Harold Moore, Atlanta, Ga.

“it’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—IXTERXATIOXALLY” The Cash Box Page 63 October 17, 195* Midway Mfg. Ships “Joker Baii’’ JOPS - 'EM ALL Chicago coin’s

BOWLER

RALPH SHEFFIELD

CHICAGO — Ralph Sheffield, sales manager of Midway Manufacturing Company, Franklin Park, Illinois, an- nounced last week that Midway’s [ “Joker Ball” OFFICIAL REGULATION amusement game has I been released, and is cun-ently being : SCORING shipped to the firm’s distributors, Top Score 300 where it can be viewed and demon- strated by the nation’s operators.

The game, which is built into a Available in I 6 V2 trim, modern cabinet, has a Poker and 2 IV2 ft. Lengths! game—playing card motif on the back glass. All playing cards from the Nine through the Ace (in dia- monds, hearts, spades and clubs) are included in the game. There is a 25 pocket section with kick-out holes and bouncing rubber balls set in a section at the center with a glass in front. No. 1 The play top is made of durable formica. “ ‘Joker Ball’s’ scoring /[ttt0Ction! is based on Chicago the popular draw poker game motif, coin’s so many people are familiar with,” stated Sheffield.

“Scoring is centered around ‘pairs’, ‘three-of-a-kind’, ‘straights’, ‘flushes’, ‘full - houses’, ‘four-of-a-kind’, and straight-flushes’,” Sheffield continued, PLAYLAND “and the exciting card in the middle RIFLE of the play field is the ‘joker’; which GALLERY always adds to the interest in draw- poker. “We ni/i predict that ‘Joker Ball’ will MOVING TARGETS gainei much play in all territories of the country,” Sheffield said, “and is slanted tow'ard the interest of every Realistic Moving Rabbits Run •22 Caliber member of the family. After all most Rifle Fires Single or Across Playfield-Drop When Hit! everyone knows how to play draw- Rapid Fire! poker. 5 Bull's-Eye Targets for Sharp- Another fact to consider is Match-A-Score or Perfect Score shooters! that it is for a fine piece of equipment Replays . , . optional tor any type of location—anywhere. 25 Shots lOc-AII Steel Cash Box The many different scoi-ing- com- binations assure the fact that players everywhere will find it difficult to pass Joker Ball up. Another feature is based on the fact that this is the first playing- card game with a selec- Nat’l. tor button (at front of the game) PR Committee for each of the 24 playing cards, Meets Thurs., Oct. 15 PwTnt"! Will Sell or Trade which, incidentally, light up on the 4 EXPERIENCED RECONDITIONEDRECONDITI • LIKE NEW back glass J wffien scored. CHICAGO — Lou Casola, Midwest Service “ Distributing, I Man & Collector CRUSADER ‘Joker Bair should not be con- and president (tempor- j fused ary appointment) ON MUSIC, PINBALLS, SHUFFLE with an in-line type game oper- of the Information { ALLEYS, BOWLERS, ETC.^rr K HORSES Council of the Coin Operated Industry, 75 ation,” Sheffield continued. Must “The coin be dependable, honest and willing Unconditional and Herb Jones, Bally Manufacturing- to work. Will pay good wages to the Guarantee chute is set for 10^; play, however, it right man. Give reference. Old For further information Company, both in this city, estab- coll or write- advised lished route in State of Missouri. Write is available in other coin denomina- that presentations have been made BOX 489 JOY tions. “We pre-tested by public relations RIDES this game,” firms interested c/o The Cash Box 407 MADISON AVENUE Sheffield in handling- the national PR account. MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE concluded, and reports def- 1721 Broadway, N. Y. 19, N. Y. Budgetary proposals and programs Tel.: JAckson 5-6091 initely indicate that we can look for- have been presented, and the commit- ward to peak production on ‘Joker Thursday, October 15, to be held in tee will be asked to review the pro- Casola advised that the entire ex- Chicago’s Sherman Hotel, in Ball’ for quite a long while.” the “Bull- ecutive committee is posals at a meeting scheduled for fight Room”. expected to be present at this meeting. It s IChfit’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY’’ €mh Box Page 64 October 17, 1959

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Keeney Ships “Big Dipper” Upright

CHICAGO — Paul Heubsch, vice- president in charge of sales for J. H. The Switch in *59 is to a Dime Keeney & Company, this city, an- nounced the release last week of the firm’s newest addition to a growing line of electronic upright amusement In '33 nickel play was OK. Don’t operate games, “Big Dipper”. The upper section, which is mount- in . . . the switch in '59 is to a dime! the past ed on a high-styled, compact cabinet, is featured by a colorful back glass D. GOTTLIEB & CO. with figures depicting planets and satellites of the universe. Other fig-

GREATEST ARCADE GAME IN MANY YEARS! IOV2 Inches Of Rain In 2 Weeks PISTOL TARGET GAME Dampens Dallas Traffic Pace DALLAS DOINGS PAUL HUEBSCH “DODGE CITY” We’re sorry to report the deaths of two people in the music business. Killed in the appalling Texas plane crash last week were Richard Conley, sales manager for Dallas’ Strauss-Fr-ank, and Herman Seigel, Savoy Records sales ures include numbers and animals. manager from Newark, N.J. Thirty-two others perished in the fiery mid-air As many as three players can com- explosion. . . . Commercial Music reports B. H. Williams is in Odessa on bus- pete while playing “Big Dipper”. The

iness . . . Williams and Carl Casperson spent last weekend in Houston. K. B. coin chute is constructed to accept is busy getting B&B Merchandising Co. straightened out. Among other things, coins of various sizes, and there is a

he is helping install . . Co. new cigarette machines. . Commercial Music has divided cash box for separating the received United Shuffle Alley new “3-Way” Deluxe. Stereophonic sales are different size coins. also up in this company. . . . Louis Coleman just purchased a new Cadillac. “The thing that impresses us most

. . . Fishing . at Lake Texoma is Fred Banner, Denton. . . Patsy Petty recently about ‘Big Dipper’,” stated Huebsch, returned to work at Commercial Music following a tonsilectomy. . . . The “is that while it was on test location'* proud new owner of a 1960 Chevrolet is Gene Williams. . . . Visiting along in various sections of the country, coinrow were; Clark Richardson, Borger; E. C. Stanley, Ft. Worth; Jack Sprott, collection reports were constantly ex- Temple; Fred Ellis and Henry Wrenn, Waco; Warren Hightower, Ft. Worth; Exciting new gome of skiii. cellent. There was not one drop in Bill Thomasson, Longview; Carlo Lewis, Marlin; Carl Fonby, IDaingerfield; collections throughout. Moving Targets, lb Drofs for 5^. Lonny Legg, Denison; D. R. Price, Italy; Buddy Clem, Paris; and Walter “Naturally,” he continued, “we look Wiggins, McKinney. . . . Undoubtedly, the 6% inches of rain last week and forward to a lengthy, successful run Manufacture and '.idles the 4 inches of moisture measured yesterday, had something to do with the with this beautifully constructed elec-

drop . of sales in the Dallas music and machine industry. . . Capitol Records tronic upright amusement game. The J. F. FRANTZ G0« reports the presence of recorders Homer and Jethro at the Texas State Fair- cabinet is trim and compact, and will' 1940 W. lAKE ST., CHfCAGO 12, III. next week. . . . Bob DePriest, DePriest Music Co., travelled to Atlanta, Ga. easily fit in any size location—from (Tol.i TAylor to attend the SMU-Georgia Tech game last week. Bob’s companions were the smallest to the largest “ Fall Line of Parts ot all f.imis. Repairs friend_ Rusty McDonald and the SMU Mustang Club, who chai-tered the plane ‘Big Dipper’ has been shipped to and Reconditioning on ail .4 Q.T. equip- in which they were journeying. Also on the plane Gabrielson, ment. was Gunnar a all of Keeney’s distributors, and is former employe of Seeburg Dist. in Dallas, now the owner of his own dis- available for operators to view it and ! triubtorship (Seeburg) in Atlanta. . . . Glen Roberts, Orange, Texas, is a new demonstrate its player appeal,” I salesman for Cigarette Vending Service. Heubsch said in conclusion. if 4t’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY” ; :; The Cash Box Page 65 October 17. 19^\ aASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ^ ^.o»Jieb: Flagship, WANT will Ace High, —We buy Rock-Ola 1438 FOR SALE—Bob Bever’s Best Buys— Majestic, Super Circus, 1448, 1454, 1455; Seeburg B-lOO, Wurlitzer 1900’s$395; 2150’s $575 Straight Flush, or we wiir trade Bally 11 and 14 ft. Wurlitzer 2204’s & 2200’s i WANT ^hirlwind, Criss Cross, Lanes, new Wishing Bally l2Vz and 14 ft. TNT, ^Vell, Roto Pool, crates, write or phone: 2 A.M.) Gondolier, Sun- Bally 11 and 14 ft. Trophy, Bally ^ Uprights, Keeneys, ^ine. Contest, G-200 $495. Be sure to see Midway’ Games, Double Action, Race 11 and 14 ft. Champion, Bally 11 Inc., Auto Bell “Sen-Say-Shnnal” new Upright “R© Single Coin only, no O’ Diamonds. and 14 ft. Strike. RUNYON SALES advancing Ba ll” with the bouncing ball. J, B odds, phone or write. KA\ S MUSIC SERVICE, 147 CO- COMPANY OF NEW Jack YORK, INC. RUTTER, INC., 917 SO. STATl Gorelick. J. ROSENFELD LUMBIA AVE., VANDERGRIFT, 593 TENTH AVE., NEW YORK 18 STREET, SALT LAKE (3TY 11 COMPANY, 4701 WASHINGTON, N. Y. (Tel. LOngacre 4-1880). UTAH. (Tel. DAvis 2-2549). ST. LOUIS 8, MO. (Tel. FOrest 7-6730). WANT—To purchase 5,000,000 WA^T — Guns, late model Williams’ new FOR SALE—Millions of extra coim records, all speeds. We C“ns — Vanguard, Hercules, prefer large etc. are taken from clean machines WANT—As always we need for imme- quantities and will buy Must be in A-1 condition. Phone for cash. or Clean right with Lemonite. Car diate export unlimited quantities of; Top prices offered. No Juke write to: RELIABLE COIN MA- Box J. Speis Co., Evansville, Indian; BaHy Bingos, United Bingos, all Records. Write to: RANSEL CHINE CO., INC,, 184 WINDSOR TRAD- uses and sells Lemonite. Try Lemon types of Shuffles, Seeburg, AMI, ING COUP., 1000 AUSTIN ST., HARTFORD, CONN. (Tel. CHa- BLVD., ite Electronic Contact Clleaner, Wurlitzer music. Call ISLAND PARK, N. pel 9-6556). Con collect. BEL- Y. (Tel. GEneral tact Paste and Liquid Lube. GRACCl GIAN AMUSEMENT CO., 808 2-1650), JESSE SELTER Pres. NO. , WANT (iottlieb SALES CO., ARLINGTON, BROAD ST., PHILADELPHIA, — used games, 1957 TEN PA. and up. Send NESSEE. (Tel. POplar 3-7808). \^ANT—New or used 45 RPM Rec- your list to—IMPE- ords that have appeared on RIAL COIN MACHINE COMPANY, the Bill- 498 FOR SALE — Bally Bingos, Beach ^ANT-—Rock-Ola board’s “Honor Roll Of Hits” ANDERSON AVE., CLIFFSIDE, Model 1442—50 with- NEW JERSEY. Clubs, Big Times, Broadways, Dou- Selection Hi-Fi in the last six months. We pay 15c ; Seeburg Models C & ble Head ers. Dude Ranch, Gay Rt Gottlieb to 18c. Can use any quantitv. Multiplayer Majestic, KAY WANT—For Resale Will pay cash Times. Gayety, Hi Fi, Miami Beach, ' — for tiniest. Gondolier, ENTERPRISES, 659 N.E. Double Action, 123rd United and ChiCoin Flasher Shuffle Palm Beach, Surf Club, Varietv and Singl* ST., NORTH MIAMI, Player, Siltin’ Pretty. Sute FLORIDA. Alleys; late (Gottlieb and Williams Yacht Clubs. Make Offer. FOLLETT condition and best (Tel. PLaza 7-8061). prices. HUB COIN Pin Games; late Bally Bingos; See- MUSIC CO., S. 180 HARVARD, MACHINE, 7312 GEORGIA AVE.. burg lOO’s, J’s and WANT—Mills Panorama. Also L’s. CONTI- SPOKANE 4, WASH. (Tel. MA N.W., WASHINGTON D. Parts. NENTAL 12, C. Advise Best Price. COIN MACHINE, 1827 4-8585). (Tel. RAndolph 3-9896). WESTERN DIS- ADAMS, TOLEDO TRIBUTORS, 3126 ELUOTT AVE.. 2, OHIO. (Tel. SEATTLE, CHerry 8-3359). FOR SALE — All late Bally Bingos, WASHINGTON. (Tel. slightly used WANT — Late model pins, shuffles, GArfield nprighU; Gnnsmoke, 3585). WANT One United Team Hunter, phonographs, bingos. Will pay cash. — Shuffle Super Hunter, Wild Cat, Alley Back Glass. GLOBE Deluxe Big Tent, DAVE LOWY, 594 TENTH AVE.. — Bingos, Shuffle AUTO- Shawnees. Write MATIC VENDING CO., INC., d/b/a; or phone for NEW YORK, N. Y. (Tel. CHickering Alleys, Bowlers, any amount of Pho- prices. PENN COIN- 4-5100). nographs. ATLAS DISTRIBUTORS ATTEN- O-MATIC CORP., 821 NO. BROAD LEW JONES DISTRIB- TION: MR. UTING COMPANY, RONALD REGO. 1024 ST., PHILADELPHIA 23, PA. (Tel. INC., 1301 N. COMMERCIAL AVENUE, WANT 45 CAPITOL AVE., INDIANAPOLIS, BOSTON PO 5-2676). RPM Records, new or 15, MASS, (Tel, used. INDIANA. RE 4-1384). No quantity too large or small. FOR SALE Complete Highest — line of Pool prices paid. Write stating Vi ANT W ill take in trafle or biiv: Table quanHty WANT—Juke Boxes and Games for Supplies & parts. Slates, Cush- on hand. TONY GAl^ Peppy The Clown, Bally and all ions, Balls, resale. Cash, send list, condition and (floth. Bumpers, etc. Save GANG DIST. CO., 4135 W. ARMI- other kiddie rides, Biir]i Guns TAGE, prices. HASTINGS DISTRIBUTING an»l money, save time—Buy direct. Writ* CHICAGO 39, ILL. (Tel. all Late Guns, ChiCoin Goalee, Chi- or phone for our new Dickens COMPANY. 6100 WEST BLUE- 1959 Catalog. 2-7060). MOUND ROAD, MILWAUKEE Coin Twin Hockey, Bally Bullseye, EASTERN NOVELTY DIST., 1706 13, Areafle Machines. Wise. (Tel. BLuemound 8-6700). List vour ma- MANHATTAN AVE., UNION OTY, chines with us. WANT—Glass for shuffle king over- MIKE Ml NVES N. J. (Tel. UN 3-8574). CORP., 577 head scoring unit, Un. Show Boats, WANT — WM Vanguard, United Star TENTH AVE.. NE\^ Slugger, YORK N. FOR SALE — Amazing Values on: Un. Triple Plays. FOR SALE 3-4- Shuffleboard Overhead 36, Y. (Tel. BRvani — Keeney Super Bonus Bells; 5’s. Make offer. NOBRO NOVELTY Scoring Units, United Bonus & Play- 9-6677). BaUy Draw Bells, Clover Bells Universal 142 DORE ST., SAN FRANCISCO, time Bowling Alleys, quote best re- ; Arrow Bells, Feature Bells and CALIF. (Tel. MArket 1-5438). sale price 1st letter. COIN MA- many CHINE EXCHANGE, 4605 127th others. Thousands of parts available FOR for Keeney, Bally and Universal S.W., TACOMA SALE WANT — Will accept 1 to 10 99, WASH. (Tel. Games JUniper 8-7153). Console type Machines. Write for os trade against new Wurlitzer Pho- I' OR SALE rite or phone for prices. BOX #443, c/o THE CASH nographs. SANDY — low MOORE DIST. WANT—Coin operated Laundrv prices on Un. Playlime, State Fair BOX, NEW YORK 19, N. Y. CO., 599 TENTH Equip- AVENUE, NEW ment, A.M.I. 120 Selection Phono- Rifle, Chico Rockets, Twin Hockey, YORK 36, N. Y. FOR SALE 14' 11' United graphs, Hideaways, Wall Boxes, 5^ Venus Targetle, Ten Pins, Ski Bowl, — & Bowling Alleys & Bally 14' & 11' Bowling and 10^ Counter Games, ST. 5lh Inning, Deuces ’W ild, 11 & 14 Lanes ready for location Juke Box 45 R.P.M. THOMAS COIN SALES LTD., ST. Ft. Bowling Alievs. ODCO, INC., $245. ea. Records not over Get ready for the Fall rush. REX- 6 months old. I THOMAS, ONT., CANADA. (Tel. 1100-02 BROADWAY, ALBANY 4, pay 13^ and freight. R. SMITH. MElrose 1-9550). N. Y. BILOTTA CORP., 821 S. SALINA 1881 N.E. 157th TmiRACE, NORTH ST., SYRACUSE, N.Y. (Tel. HA MIAMI BEACH, FLA. WANT—Beautys, Beach Clubs, Frolics, FOR SALE—5 BesTest Tube Testers 2-8255). Palm Beaches, Palm Springs, Yacht and name brand tube inventory. (flubs or any Sacrifice. WANT—Used 45 RPM Records. AH Bally games with ver- ED AUGUSTINE, MAR- FOR Sale — shuffleboard Chromed tically mounted control unit in SHALLTOWN, IOWA. Weights, Scoreboards, *7Pes, as they run, right off the back (Tel. PH Liquid Cleaner board. Need not crate. 3875). Paste Wax, route. No sorting or picking. We J. J. PAR- Dance l^oor Powdered KER CO,, 1308 SO. MAIN ST„ LAS Wax, Finest Grade Shuffleboard pay freight from anywhere in USA. FOR SALE—Bally Golf Champ $250.; Standing VEGAS, NEVADA. (Tel. DUdlev Sportsman Gun Powder Wax. Write for color order available for regu- $95. ; Quarterback 4-6086). Brochure and prices. b»r shippers. JALEN AMUSEMENT $75.; Genco Skiball 2 Player $65.; WAX-OLA, IM., INC., 14 Lucky Seven $65.; All Star Deluxe INC., 444 NORTH 5th ST., NEW- EAST 21st ST., BAL- WANT—Chicago Coin Bowlers; Holly- TIMORE $125.; Jumbo Ten Strike ARK, N. J. (Tel. HUmboldt 4-2525). 18, MD. wood, Blinker, Bullseye, Super $135.; Skeet Shoot $275.; Deluxe Big Frame, Score-a-line, Championship Tents $300.; Super Big FOR SALE—Shuffle Rockets single WANT — We need United Bowlers; Tents $195.; Arcade Equipment Ace Clipper Mer- Round player $195.; Shuffle Rockets JttUe Up, new, write; Bowling Dou- — Boxes — Bingos and every cury, Capitol, Mars, Regulation. ble Player League 14 ft. $250.; Classic 14 ft. $245.; AMI E120.; Ar- Md of Coin Operated Machines. Cash or will trade 14 foot Bowlers, $395.; TV Bowler 14 ft. row Bowlers $195.; Criss Cross Payment cash. (-all $325.; Write us today. . Write or Wire today! PUR- Hockey L Bally 14 ft. Lanes $250.; Bally $295. Write for additional AUTOMATE, 60, RUE VAN VEYOR DISTRIBUTING (X)., 4322 prices. Tournament 14 ft. $425.; Bally ALLIED COIN MACHINE, S^OR BRUSSELS III, N. WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 18, B^ Strike 14 ft. $350.; Bally Trophy 2646 WEST PRA’TT, CHICAGO 45, CIUM. (Cable: JEUMATE-BRUS- ILL. (Tel. JUniper 8-1814). ILL. S£LsS}« 14 ft. $525.; Circus Wagon $125.; Gusher WANT—Wms. Vanguard, Hercules and $195.; Jig Saw $150.; Pic- cadily $75.; Queen Of Hearts FOR SALE—Mercury Counter Grip- WANT—Records, 45’s and Crusaders; ChiCoin and United $35.; LP’s, new Shindig $40.; Scoreboard pers 10 (original paint), A-J •niy. Please give Iflashing Type Shuffles. State quan- $65.; full details fint Signal $29.50; Watling 400 Scales CMUact tity and best price in 1st Smoke $55.; Snafu $65.; (cur- to avoid delay and assure letter. rent Model MONROE COIN MACHINES EX- Southern Belle $75.; Super Score C), original paint, harry warriner, $99.50; Pop Corn KNICKERBOCKER CHANGE, INC., 2423 PAYNE AVE., $80.; Peter Pan $75.; Turf Champ Sez reworked MUSIC CO. $175.; Wurlitzer 2000 Wur- $69.50. 'HERCE vending, BOX 2W^ST 165th ST., CLEVELAND 14, OHIO. (Tel. Su- $425.; NEW YORK litzer 2100 $445.; Rock-Ola 1454 368, GREENWOOD, MISS. 56, N. Y. (Tel. LUdlow 8-8 perior 1-4600). 310). $475.; Rock-Ola 1455 $465. LAKE WANT—Used Bally Bingos; Gottlieb CITY AMUSEMENT CO., 4533 F(m SALE—United Eagle S/A ^ANT—^Juke Box Operators. If $350; you and Williams Pins; Used Shuffle PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND Bally All Star Bowler want a steady outlet for your used 3, $135; Wms. Alleys; Guns and Phonographs. Send OHIO. (Tel. HEnderson 1-7577). Ten Pins $145; Chi-Coin Rocket records (No One Shot Deals), Call complete list. Highest prices paid. Shuffle $225. WANT or Write MARLIN RECORDS DIST., FOR SALE-— Jig Saw $154; Reno — Seeburg WILLARD Representatives of Wurlitzer and $159; TicTacToe $249; World L-lOO’s. MOHAWK SKILL GAMES STREET, NORTH (Gottlieb Games. CO., BELLEMORE, GABE FORMAN Champ $129; Gypsy Queen $74; 67 SWAGGERTOWN ROAD. L. I., N. Y (Tel OR SANDY CAstle 1-0556). MOORE. SANDY Southern Belle $59; Fun Fair $139; SCHENECTADY, N. Y. (Tel. UNion MOORE DIST., 240 E. MERRICK Rock-Ola 1465 $649; 1438 $275; 4-5107). RD., FREEPORT, L. L, N. Y. 1455 $475; 1448 WANT—Your used or surplus records $425; Wurlitzer 1800 $375; 1900 FOR all speeds. 45’s our specialty. $475; 2000 $495; SALE — Special close out sal* We WANT — For Cash: Any make or 2100 $549; AMI D-40 Genco: buy all year round and pay top model phonographs (45) $124; Space Age with free play in any quantity. D-80 $175; E-40 (45) $175. Equip- $155; Super rices. No lot too large or too smalL State Basketball 2 player all in first letter. For Resale. ment shopped ready for Ro location. $99 ; Skill Ball $90 Chicago more than 10% blues. We pay SEACOAST DISTRIBUTORS, INC,, ; Coin freight. BEACON DICKSON DISTRIBUTING CO., Rebound Shuffle $119. T & L DIS- SHOPS, 821 NO. 1200 NORTH AVENUE, ELIZA- 631 W. MAIN STREET, PROVIDENCE- BETH CALIFORNIA, OKLAHOMA TRIBUTING, INC, 1663 CENTRAL 4, NEW JERSEY. (Tel, CITY 4, OKLA. (Tel. CEntral PARKWAY, R. I. (Tel. UNion 1-7500). Bigelow 8-3524). aNQNNATI 14, OHIO. 6-3691). (Tel. MAin 1-8751). ; 2;

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SING SECTION CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION

E’OR SALE All Star Deluxe Bowler 3?C SALF. — Gyaranteed Good clean FOR SALE — Special—Bally: Balle- — FOR SALE—Eastern Electric Mark II Surf Rider Naples Cigarette snachiascs, pins, alleys, Allas ^400; rinas exactly like new $749.50; $125; $80; $195; Machines $195. W. B. Struggle Buggies $30; United’s 13 DISTRIBUTORS, INC., Faii’ Lady $155: Flag Ship $150; Cypress Gardens $260; Key Wests 1012 MAR- feet Bowling Alley Duelle $85; Classy Bowler $125; $117.50; Miss Americas $179.50; $225; Genco KET ST., ST. LOUIS, MO. (Tel. Slate Fair Gun $225 Genco Gun CEntral 1-9292). Auto Races $115; Diamond Lil $65; Jumbos (button) brand new 10^' ; Fronliersman $80; Hawaiian Beauty models, orig. crates $699.50; Jum- Club $295; Super Jumbo Hockey $120; Star Slugger Super SALE Bally $80; Arabian Knights $50; Tourna- bos (button) floor samples nickel $100; FOR — ABC Champion Slugger $125; Empire Shuffle Alley $595 ChiCoin Classic $495 Key ment $125; Twin Bill $95; Sweet models like new $585; Williams: ; ; like $40; C.C. Two Player Rocket Shuf- West $125; Broadway $75; Nile Add-A-Line $105; Super Jumbo Crusader Guns new $425 ; Chi- Belle $65; Sea Bells cago Coin: Big League Bulls Eye fle $225; Flying Aces $195. IN- Club $90. All in A-1 condition. $225; Southern DIAN RIVER $150; Royal Flush $150; Register Baseball $95; Keeney: League Lead- NOVELTY CO., RT. TOLEDO COIN MACHINE EX- Hearts er Baseball Headers 2, BOX 315, FORT PIERCE, FLA. CHANGE, 814 SUMMIT STREET, $125; Rainbow $150; Queen $85 ; Double TOLEDO, OHIO. (Tel. CH 3-8624). Poker Face $50; Jubilee $175; $25 ; Pixies $25 ; Miami Beaches $50; FOR SALE — The best buy in used I < Fun House $125; Screamo $50; $35; Beach Clubs $20. NEW OR- Bally Bingo Games. Just buy one 20 II Eastern Smoke Signals $60; United Dual LEANS NOVELTY CO., 115 MAGA- FOR SALE— Mark 22 and you will see why you pay a Column Cigarette Vendors $125 ea.; Alley $550; Top Notch $295; Handi- ZINE ST., NEW ORLEANS, LA. little more and be glad you did. Model 22 Cigarette Vendor cap $295; Bally Club Bowlers $550; (Tel. JAckson 2-5306). Keeney Your money back if not completely Seeburg Big Inning Baseballs $295; Heavy $225; AMI G200 $375; FOR SALE—United and Chicago Coin satbfied. 1/3 deposit with all or- HFIOOG $465; Seeburg V200 $395; Hitter $395. Terms one-third de- Write caR; shuffles, 10th Frame and later mod- ders. or ALLAN SALES, Seeburg KD200 $625. MUSIC SYS- posit, balance C.O.D. D. & P. MUSIC INC-, ST., els: 1500’s, 1400’s, 937 MARKET WHEEI^ 1302 COMPANY, 27 E. PHILADELPHIA Wurlitzer "TEMS TOLEDO, JACKSON 1250’s, 1015’s; aU types Bingos; INC, W. VA. (Tel. CEdar 2-7600), OHIO. (Tel. ST., YORK, PA. (Tel. YOrk AVENUE, TOLEDO 2, Coon Hunt, as is or shopped. CAN- 1-6192). 8-1846). FOR SALE—Seeburg V-200 $369.50; CH YON STATTiS DIST. CO., 301 E. Seeburg C-100 $289.50; Seeburg 7th, 'TUCSON, ARIZONA. (Tel. FOR SALE—Inventory Closeout! Eight B-lOO $199.50; Bally Pinball, Balls- FOR SALE — Balls-A-Poppin’ 11 ft. 3-8688). only Chicago Coin Rebound Shuf- A-Poppin’ $49.50; Bally Pinball, United Bowling Alley; United Ace fles, refinished like new at $74.50. Shuffle Alley; Model 1458 Rock-Ola FOR SALE—Watling Fortune Teller Circus $89.50; Williams Pin- Rush deposit to: SHELDON SALES, Juke Box (new). We need 12 ft. Scales $59.50; 10 Chicago Coin ball, Jig Saw $139.50; Williams INC., 881 MAIN STREET, BUF- American Bank Shot Shuffleboards. Bowling League Bowlers $200 ea. Pinball, Reno $139.50; Genco Pin- FALO 3, N. Y, (Tel. Lincoln 9106). ball, Fun Fair $119.50. DIS- STATE AMUSEMENT CO., 1S31 1 Chicago Coin 18 ft. Bowling CULP I TRIBUTING CO., 614 WEST BROADWAY, TACOMA 2, WASH. Hi-Speed Super Fast League $250; 4 Keeney Bowlerama FOR SALE — GRAND, OKLAHOMA CI'TY, OKLA. (Tel. FUlton 3-2282). Shuffle Board wax. 24 one-pound $175 ea.; 1 Wurlitzer 1900 $400; I Dallas, All Model AMI Phonos, lowest cans per case, $8.50 f.o.b. FOR SALE—Carnival Queen $390.; FOR SALE United 16' Jumbo B.A. Texas. Sold on money back guar- prices. Bowling Alleys priced above — Beach Time $340.; Cypress Gardens $425; 6 Star Regulation S.A. $275; Distributor for D. Gottlieb, are not shipped but in good con- antee. $300.; Sun Valley $285.; Show 14' Bowling Alley $225; Chief S.A. ChiCoin, H. Keeney. STATE MU- dition, all parts intact. Crating on J. Time $190.; Big Show $135.; Miss $95; Bally Blue Ribbon S.A. $175; SIC DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 3100 bowlers is extra. CENTRAL DIS- America $240. No delay, fast de- ChiCoin 16' Classic B.L. $475; 14' MAIN ST., DALLAS, TEXAS. 'TRIBUTORS, INC., 2120 LOCUST livery. CROWN NOVEL'TY CO., Bowling League Starlite S.A. ST., ST. LOUIS 3, MO. (Tel. MA $225; INC., 920 HOWARD AVE., NEW $125. CENTRAL OHIO COIN MA- FOR SALE — Gaines Inc. : Skeet Shoot 1-3511). ORLEANS, LA. (Tel. JA 2-7137). $275; Super Hunter $275; Double CHINE EXCHANGE, INC., 858 NO. FOR SALE Save on Lamp Bulbs HIGH ST., COLUMBUS 8, OHIO. Shot $285; Auto-Bell Circus Wagon — FOR SALE — Terrific Bargains — $5.45 a hun- (Tel. AXminster 4-3529). Wheel $265; Bally Skill Roll (new) #44, #47, #51, #55, Rally’s Cypress Gardens $295; Miss Big Inning dred; Calcoin MIOOA kits 45 RPM $65 ; Sportsman $395 ; America $215; Sun Valley $275; 1 (free play) 10c 3/25 $295; ABC $44.50; 33 1/3 RPM $22.50; Cash Seeburg V200 Phonograph $400. FOR SALE — New Six Pocket Pool 14' Box Burglar Alarms complete w/ Bowling Lane $245 ; Strike Machines A-1 condition. NASTASI Tables $225; Slate $275; 1st Grade Bowler 14' $295; Trophy Bowler battery $4.95. Send check or c.o.d. DISTRIBUTING CO., 912 POY- 48" Cue Sticks $18 dozen; Bumper SALES, 14' $525; Lucky Alley 11' & 14' DUAR'TE INTERNATIONAL DBAS, NEW ORLEANS 12, LA. Rails $11.95 Set; Bumper Pool Alley 14' 835 E. 31 ST., LOS ANGELES 11, Slate Deluxe $645 ; United Bowling (Tel, MA 6386). Tops $24.50; $59.50; $245; Genco Quarterback $50; CALIF. Bumper Pool Balls $10, CHAM- United Bingos. Write or FOR SALE—Records. New 45’s, 100 PION DIST. CO., 3833 W. DIVI- Bally and FOR SALE—BaUy Show Time $150; call — MICKEY ANDERSON assorted tunes per carton—60% SION ST., CHICAGO 51, ILL. (Tel. Broadway $60; Key West $125; AMUSEMENT CO., 314 EAST 11th majors, 11^ and less. EP’s 25

FOR SALE — The Midwest’s largest GET $223.00 VALUE FOR stock of BaUy Bingos. GLOBE DIS- TRIBUTING CO., 1623 NO. CALI- ONLY $48.00 • FORNIA AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL. — Writ* tsgsy t»—TNC CASN - J; (Tel. ARmitage 6-0780). MX H-”" 1711 ilOABWAT. HIW YOIX If. M.Y. ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CLOSES WEDNESDAY NOON AT FOR SALE — Gayety $55; Gaytime THE CASH BOX, 1721 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. $50; Miami Beach $45; Beach Beauty $75; Broadway $60; Nite Club $75; Parade $95; Double Header $120; Big Show $140; Key MISCELLANEOUS Use This West $150; Showtime $175; Sun Convenient Form For Valley $300; Miss America $250; Cypress Carden $369; Beach lime MISCELLANEOUS — BIG SERVICE $325; Bally AU Star $110. D * L nP — 5 Ball Operators — Do you Your Classified Ad COIN MACHINE CO., 414 KELKER wearing around Bang Bump- STREET, HARRISBURG, PA. (Tel. ers ? Recondition your games with CEdar self-adhering 4-1051). Vinyl Plastic Cover CHECK it rings. Only $7.50 per 100. Send cheek to: SELECT ENTERPRISES. OFF WHICH 338 NO. 7th ST., FOR FOR SALE Scales, CAMDE^V. N. SALE YOU DESIRE — Watling, Seales J. 500 Cuesser* $32.50 ea.; Tom Thumb Fortune* $35 ea.; 500 For- tune* $37.50 ea.; A.B.T. Kirk Hi START HERE NOTICE Burglar Alarm for coin op- Boy Cnessers $35 ea.; Ready for erated equipment operates on flash- your locations, A1 condition. Send lite battery. Sensitive to tampering, Ak deposit, balance sight draft. CAY- COIN 100% protection. Installed quicklv, DISTRIBUTORS, 4866 powerful alarm. WOODWARD AVE., DETROIT, Instructions. $4.95 MICHIGAN. — Three $12 Dozen, $45 quantity prices to distributors. BLOCK MAR- BLE CO., 1425 NORTH BROAD ST., FOR SALE — Used ^ illiams Guns PHILADELPHIA 22, PA. —Vanguards S375; Hercules $415 Crusader $4

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THIS WEEK’S USED MACHINE QUOTATIONS

How To Use ‘‘The Cash Box Price Lists” j; times, wide differences appear in the quotation of high I FOREWORD: Many i' and low prices of certain equipment. Like any true reporter “The Cash Box METHOD: “The Cash Box Price Lists” should be read as follows: First Price Lists” can only feature the market prices as they are quoted. “The Cash price listed is lowest price quoted for the week; Second price listed is highest Box Price Lists” act exactly the same as the market quotation board at the Stock I price quoted. f I Exchange posting the prices as they are quoted for the past week, regardless of

'! how much they may seem to be out of line. Some prices do not change for months. “The Cash Box Price Lists,” rather than show no price, retain the last CODE (IViinieral Preceding Machine)

I, known quotations for such equipment so that the subscriber at least has the last known prices as a basis to work with. Prices may be very widely divergent. 1. Prices UP 5. No quotations Last 2 to 4 ‘ Someone on the West Coast may feel a certain machine worth $150.00 whereas Weeks someone on the East Coast may think it worth but $75.00. Of course, serial, 2. Prices DOWN appearance, demand, territory, quantity, and condition of equipment must be 6. quotations I 3. Prices No 4 Weeks or taken into consideration. (Some equipment offered by outstanding firms, having UP and j Longer a reputation for shipping completely reconditioned machines, will be offered DOWN others, to j. at higher prices than due the added cost of reconditioning.) “The 7. Machines Just 4. No change from Last Added .1 Price Lists” reports each quotation exactly it is Cash Box as made and depends * on the subscriber to make average price adjustments to fit the peculiarities Week Great Activity i of his territory.

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4* VL200, ’56, 200 Sel. .... 450.00 525.00 BALLY 6. Silver Chest

i 4* (Upright) (4/53) 40.00 50.00 KD200, ’57, 200 Sel. . . 550.00 750.00 4. Atlantic City (5/52) 25.00 50.00 6. Springtime (3/52) . . . 20.00 30.00 4* ’51, 100.00 150.00 4. Balls-A-Poppin’ (11/56) 50.00 85.00 D-40, 40 Sel 4. KD200H, ’57, 200 Sel. . . 725.00 775.00 95.00 1* D-80, ’51, 80 Sel 150.00 245.00 4. Beach Beauty (11/55) . . 75.00 GOTTLIEB 4. LlOO, ’57, 100 Sel. .... 600.00 650.00 20.00 50.00 4. ’53, 40 Sel 149.00 175.00 4. Beach Club (2/53) ... 4. Ace High (1/57) 119.50 135.00 . E40, ' 350.00 4. ’ 4. 201, ’58, 200 Sel 850.00 875.00 4* Beach Time ( 9/58 ) . . 295.00 Arabian Knights 2* E-80, ’53, 80 Sel 275.00 300.00 (12/51) 50.00 60.00 4. Beauty (11/52) 20.00 50.00 4* E-120, ’52, 120 Sel 195.00 295.00 6. W1-L56 Wall Box 5<5 . . 3.00 5.00 4. Atlas (5/59) 400.00 425.00 4* Big Show (9/56) 95.00 140.00 1. Auto Race (9/56) . . . 115.00 125.00 4. F-80, ’54, 80 Sel 395.00 425.00 6. 3W2 Wall-a-Matic 3.00 5.00 4* (1/55) 65.00 75.00 Big Time 4. Brite Star (4/58) , 235.00 275.00 2* ’.54, 120 Sel 375.00 425.00 6. F-120, . . 15.00 60.00 Chinatown (10/52) ... 40.00 75.00 6. W4L-56 5.00 8.00 6. Bright Lights (5/51) 65.00 4. Classy Bowler (7/56) . 125.00 135.00 4. G-80, ’55, 80 Sel 350.00 400.00 6. Bright Spot (11/51) . 25.00 6. Box, 4. Continental Cafe 3W5-L56 Wall 54, 90.00 4* (12/55) . . . 60.00 4* '5.5, Broadway : G-120, 120 Sel 450.00 475.00 104, 25

’57, . less 5.00 4. H-120, 120 Sel. . . 625.00 695.00 9.00 150.00 4. Circus (8/57) 125.00 6. Crossroads (5/52) 25.00 60.00 2* ’57, H-200, 200 Sel 645.00 675.00 6. 3W7-L-56 5.00 8.00 6. Island (9/52) 20.00 50.00 Coney 6. Daisy Mao (7/54) . . . . 60.00 80.00 4* .... 195.00 235.00 I-200M, ’58, 200 Sel. . . . 645.00 750.00 6. Crossroads (1/56) 4. Derby Day (5/56) . . . 95.00 100.00 4. 3W1 Wall-a-Matic .... 37.50 49.50 2* Cypress Gardens (6/58) 270.00 360.00 . 4. Diamond Lil . . 65.00 . 4. I-200E, ’58, 200 Sel. . . . 795.00 895.00 (12/54) 75.00 4* Double Header (7/56) 90.00 120.00 4. Dragonette (6/54) . . 70.00 80.00 4. WM Wall Box 5.00 8.00

. . . 25.00 50.00 4. Dude Ranch (9/53) 4. Double Action (1/59) . 315.00 375.00 6. SM or SL Stepper .... 5.00 8.00 WURLITZER 4. Frolics (10/52) 25.00 55.00 4, Duette (4/55) 85.00 100.00 4. W200 Wall Box 85.00 89.50 4* (6/55) .... 50.00 75.00 Times 4. . 4. 1250, ’50, 48 Sel., 45 Gay Easy Aces (12/55) . . 115.00 145.00 or 78 4* 35.00 65.00 RPM 49.50 75.00 Gayety (3/55) 4. Fair Lady (12/56) . . 165.00 190.00 25.00 50.00 4. 1400, ’51, 48 Sel., 45 4. Hi-Fi (6/54) 4. Falstaff (11/57) 295.00 325.00 ROCK-OLA or 78 RPM 50.00 100.00 4. Ice Frolics (1/54) .... 20.00 50.00 4. Flagship (1/57) 155.00 175.00 4* .... 120.00 160.00 6. 1450, 51, 48 SeU 45 *r Key West (12/56) 4. Flying High (2/53) 40.00 70.00 6. 1436, ’52. Fireball. 120 4* (9/54).. 45.00 70.00 78 RPM 95.00 165.00 Miami Beach 4. Four Bells (10/54) . . 50.00 60.00 250.00 Sel 75.00 165.00 4* (2/58) . . 190.00 4. 1500, ’52, 104 Sel., 45 Miss America 4. Four Stars (6/52) . . . . 30.00 40.00 4* .... 75.00 90.00 & 78 Intermix 100.00 125.00 Night Club (4/56) 4. Frontiersman . 6. 1436A, ’53, Fireball, 120 (11/55) 75.00 85.00 Beach (7/52) 15.00 60.00 4. Sel 95.00 150.00 1. 1500A, ’53, 104 Sel., 45 & 4. Palm Gladiator (1/56) 115.00 125.00

78 Intermix 1(10.00 139.00 4. Palm Springs (11/53) . 30.00 50.00 4. Gold Star (8/54) 65.00 75.00 4. 1438, ’54, Comet, 120 Sel. 275.00 350.00 4* 85.00 95.00 2. 1600, ’53, 48 Sel., 45 & Parade (6/56) 6. Grand Slam (4/53) . . 35.00 55.00 4. 1446, ’54, Hi-Fi. 120 Sel. 319.00 395.00 78 Intermix 130.00 150.00 4. Sea Island (2/59) .... 550.00 595.00 6. Green Pastures (1/54) 40.00 65.00

1* . 150.00 190.00 4. 1650, ’53, 48 Sel 200.00 245.00 Show Time (3/57) .. 6. Gnys-Dolls (5/53) .... 30.00 80.00 4. 1448, ’55, Hi-Fi, 120 Sel. 425.00 465.00 25.00 50.00 4. Spot Lite (1/52) 4. Gypsy Queen (2/55) . . 60.00 75.00 4. 1650A, ’54, 48 Sel 245.00 325.00 6. 1452, ’55, 50 Sel 400.00 425.00 1* ... 250.00 300.00 Sun Valley (7/57) 6. Happy Days (7/52) . . . 25.00 50.00 2. 1700, ’54, 104 Sel 275.00 325.00 4. (3/54) . 25.00 55.00 4. . 4. 1454, ’56, 120 Sel 465.00 495.00 Surf Club Harbor Lites (2/56) 70.00 95.00 4* 1800, ’55, 104 Sel 325.00 375.00 6. Target Roll (1/58) ... 125.00 195.00 4. Hawaiian Beauty 2. 1445, ’.57. 200 Sel 465.00 500.00 4* 1900, ’56, 104 Sel 395.00 475.00 4. U.S.A. (8/58) 225.00 250.00 (4/54) 85.00 110.00 2* Hi-Diver (4/59) 265.00 285.00 4. 1458, ’58, 120 Sel 595.00 620.00 4* 2000, ’56, 200 Sel 425.00 495.00 4. Variety (9/54) 40.00 65.00 6. Jockey Club (5/54) 70.00 90.00 4. Yacht Club (6/53) . . 45.00 50.00 4. 1465, ’58, 200 SeL 650.00 750.00 4* 2100, ’57, 200 Sel 445.00 549.00 4. Jubilee (5/55) 145.00 175.00 4. 2104, ’57, 104 Sel. ... 510.00 550.00 CHICAGO COIN 6. Lady Luck (9/54) .... 60.00 90.00 4* 2150, ’57, 200 Sel 550.00 575.00 4. Lovely Lucy (2/54) 45.00 50.00 SEEBJRG 6. Big Hit (7/52) 15.00 25.00 4. Majestic 4. 2204, ’58, 104 Sel 625.00 650.00 4. Blondie (8/56) 95.00 125.00 (4/57) 290.00 310.00 4. Marathon (10/55) .... 115.00 125.00 4. 2200, ’58, 200 Sel 750.00 800.00 4. Capri (10/56) 75.00 85.00 4. MIOOA, ’51, 100 Sel. , . 100.00 150.00

6. Marble Queen (8/53) . 35.00 50.00 ’51, 6. 2140 Wall Box 2.50 5.00 4* MIOOB, 100 Sel. . . 240.C0 300.00 GENCO 6. Mermaid (6/51) 15.00 30.00 4. MIOOBL, ’51, 100 Sel., 4. 3020 Wall Box 3.00 5.00 4. Mystic Marvel . 75.00 90.00 6. 400 Upright (10/52) 30.00 50.00 (3/54) 6. Light Cab 250.00 275.00 3048 (Conv. of 3020) . . 3.00 10.00 6. Niagara (12/51) 20.00 40.00 4. Flying Aces (7/58) . . . 195.00 239.00

4* ’52, 100 Sel., . 289.50 6. 4. 295.00 MIOOC,' 350.00 3031 Wall Box 3.00 9.00 4. Fun Fair (12/57) ... 120.00 139.00 Picnic (10/58) 315.00 6. Pin Wheel (11/53) ... 30.00 50.00 4* HFIOOG, ’53, 100 Sel. . 425.00 475.00 6. 3045 Wall Box 3.00 9.00 6. Golden Nugget

(Upright) (2/53) .. 35.00 65.00 6. Poker Face (9/53) . . 50.00 75.00 2* HFIOOR, ’54, 100 Sel., 450.00 525.00 6. 4820 Wall Box 8.00 20.00 6. Jumping Jack 6. Quartet (2/52) 39.00 50.00 6. V160, ’55, 160 Sel 450.00 475.00 6. 4851 Wall Box 9.00 25.00 (Upright) (12/52) . 20.00 40.00 4. Queen of Hearts 1'" ‘55, V200, 200 Sel 370.00 425.00 4. 5210 Wall Box 89.50 99.50 4. Show Boat (12/57) .... 125.00 150.00 (12/52) .... 35.00 50.00 f

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4. Daffy Derby (8/54) . . 45.00 65.00 />5lintet (3/53) 40.00 60.00 “21” Race Time (3/59) ... 275.00 325.00 6, Dealer (2/54) . 20.00 75.00 145.00 165.00 :/Kaiffib >w (12./56) 6. Ditk Jockey (11/52) . . 30.00 55J0 (10 '56) 125.00 145.00 4. Register 4. Domino (2/52) 25.00 39.00 4- Rocket Ship (5/58) . 200.00 215.00 4. Fairway (6/53) 20.00 30.00 4. Roto Pool (7/58) .... 225.00 240.00 4. Four Corners (12/52) . 35.00 40.00 4. Royal Flush (5/57) . . 145.00 170J® 4. Fun Honse (10/56) . . 100.00 125.00 4. Scoreboard (4/56) .... 60.00 75.00 4. Gay Paree (6/57) .... 125.00 150.00 BALLY KEENEY A Saa Belles (8/56) .... 145.00 150.00 6. Grand Champion 4. Victory Bowler (5/54) . 55.00 90.00 4. Shindig (10/53) 40.00 50.00 6. Super DeLuxe League (S/5S) 35.00 65.00 6. Champion Bowler Bowl (3/52) 25.00 50.00 4. SUver (10/57) 175.00 195.00 6. Gnn Club (11/53) .... 35.00 85.00 (5/54) 60.00 95.00 6. High Score League . . 245.00 265.00 l*Sittin’ Pretty (11/58) 175.00 195.00 4. Jet Bowler (8/54) .... 90.00 125.00 4. Gusher (9/58) (5/52 25.00 55.00 6. SkiU Pool (S/52) .... 20.00 50.00 4. Rocket Bowler (1/54) . 65.0® 115.0® 6. Handicap (6/52) 30.00 40.00 6. Myttie Bowler (12/54) 65.00 125.00 4. Team (10/52) 25.00 55.00 4. Sluggin’ Champ (4/55) 95.00 150.00 6. Haybnmer (6/51) .... 25.00 50.00 6. Magic Bowler (12/54) . 65.00 135.00 6. Club (4/53) 25.00 95.00 4* Southern Belle (6/55) . 59.00 75.00 6. Hi-Hand (6/57) 125.00 150.00 4. Blue Ribbon (S/55) . . 125J0 175.00 6. Domino (5/53) 30.00 110.00 (11/54) 70.00 80.00 4. Stage Coach 6. Gold Medal (3/55) . . . ISOJO 195J0 4. Hot Diggity (8/56) . . . 100.00 125 00 6. Carnival (5/53) 40.00 115.00 4, Straight Flush (12/57) 195.00 225.00 4. ABC Bowler (7/55) . . 225.00 235.00 6. Jalopy (S/51) 25.M 65.90 6. Deluxe model 245.00 330.00 4. Pacemaker (9/53) 40.00 125.00 2. Straight Shooter (2/59) 255.00 265.00 4. Jig Saw (12/57) 140.00 154.00 4. Congress (7/55) 225.00 245.00 6. Mainlincr Bowler 4. Sunshine (10/58) 245.00 275.00 4. Kings (8/57) 125.00 145.00 4. Deluxe model 255.00 275.00 (1/54) 45.00 125.00 Circus (10/57) 225.00 250.00 4. Super 6. Jumbo Bowier (9/55) . . 265.00 350.00 6. Laay “Q” (2/S4) 35.00 85 JO 6. Bonus (3/54) 45.00 140.00 6. Super Jumho (10/54) . 200.00 250.01 4. King Pin Bowler 6. Long Beach (7/52) . . 35.00 45 JO 65.00 125.00 225.00 270.00 2. Diamond Bowler (5/54) 4. Sweet-Add-A-Line (9/55) 6. Lulu (12/54) 45.00 65.0© 4* Lane 6. Bikini (6/54) 65.00 150.00 (7/55) 105J0 125.00 ABC BowRng 4. Majorettes (4/52) 20.00 40.00 (1/57) 245.00 325.00 6. Century (6/54) 90.00 170.00 4. Toreador (6/56) 115.00 125.00 6. American (9/54) 90.00 175.00 6. “9” Slater* (1/54) .... 50.00 100.00 2. ABC Tournament 6. Tournament (8/55) 115.00 ISO.OO Bowler (6/57) 450.00 495.00 4. National (9/54) 90.00 125.00 6. Olympic* (5/52) 20.00 30.00 4. Twin Bell (1/55) .... 75.00 125.00 6. ABC Super DeLuxe 6. Speedlane (4/55) 125.00 150.00 1. Palisades (7/53) 35.00 75.00 Bowler (f/S7) 375.00 425.00 4. Whirlwind (2/58) . . . . 215.00 275.00 6. Paratrooper (S/5S ) ... 20.00 40.00 4. ABC Champion Bewler 4. Wishing Well (9/55) . 95.00 110.00 64S.00 6. Perky (11/56) 10.00 115.00 (10/57) 595.00 1. World Champ (8/57) . . 100.00 135.00 4* Strike Bowler (11/57) . 275.00 350.00 4. Peter Pam (4/SS) .... 75.00 95.0© 2. AU Star Bowling 6, 6-Pl. Super (3/52) .... 20.00 40.00 ,, UNITED 4. Piccadilly (5/56) 75.00 85.00 (12/57) 100.00 170.00 6. 4-Pl. Official (5/52) .. 20.00 40.00 \ 6. Race The Clock (5/55) 50.00 95.00 4. All-Star DeLuxe 20.00 50.00 Brazil 80.00 135.00 6. 6-Pl. Star (7/52) 4. (10/56) 4, Regatta (11/55) 115.00 150.0® (2/58) 125.00 145.00 6. 10th Frame Star (9/52) 20.00 55,00 4. Cabana (3/53) 35.00 65.00 4* Trophy Bowler 6. Manhattan 10th Frame 1. Reno (10/57) 140.00 165.00 (12/57) 525.00 575.00 4. Caravan (2/56) 65.00 95.00 (9/52) 20.00 55.00 4. Screamo (4/54) 45.00 50.00 4* Lucky Alley (8/58) . . 645.00 675.00 6. Circus (8/52) 30.00 60.00 6. Manhattan (9/52) .... 30.00 65.00 4. Shamrock (1/57) 90.00 140.0® 6. 10th Frame Super 4. Havana (2/54) 20.00 50.00 CHICAGO COIN 30.00 65.00 1 50.00 (10/52) 4. Hawaii (6/54) 30.00 6. Silver Skate* (2/53) . 30.00 40.00 50.00 ' 6. Match Bowler (6/52) . . 25.00 6. Cascade (2/53) 30.00 75.00

. . 75.00 90.00 6. JoUy Joker (11/55) . . 30.00 60.00 6. Skyway (S/S6) 50.00 100.00 6. Bowl-A-Ball (10/52) 6. Clover (2/53) 30.00 50.00 ;!

4. Manhattan (4/53) . . . . 25.00 40.00 6. Match Bowl-A-Ball 6. Liberty (2/53) 30.00 75.00 6. Slngfeat (3/52) 25.0© 40.00 25.00 65.00 6. Mexico (3/54) 35.00 75.00 (11/52) 6. Classic (6/53) 25.00 75.00 Double 4. Smoke ^gnal (10/55) . 55.00 70.00 6. 10th Frame 30.00 75.00 . 95.00 160.00 6. Oljrmpic (6/53) 4. Monaco (8/56) 65.00 (12/52) 25.00 4. Royal (9/53) 50.00 95.00 4. Nevada (8/54) 40.00 50.00 4. Snafu (12/55) 65.00 75.00 65.00 6. Name Bowler (1/53) . . 30.00 2. Imperial (9/53) 25.00 65.00 4. Pixie (1/55) 25.00 45.00 6. Soccer Kick Off 6. 10th Frame Double 6. DeLnxe model 35.00 90.00 (12/57) 195JO 265.00 Score Bowler (2/53) 30.00 75.00 115.00 * 4. Playtime (10/57) 150.00 175.00 4. Leader (11/53) 95.00 ' 6. Crown (4/53) 30.00 85.00 4. DeLnxe model 95.00 115.00 6. Rio (11/53) 20,00 60.00 6. Spitfire (2/55) 50.00 7SJ© 6. Crown, Giant Pins 4. Team (1/54) 45.00 100.00 4. Rodeo (2/53) 35.00 50.00 6. Spertsmam (i/52) .... 29.00 4«J» (4/53) 35.00 90.00 6. DeLuxe model 50.00 120.00

' 6. Show Boat (12/52) . . 60.00 85.00 6. Triple Score (6/53) . . 35.00 90.00 50.00 100.00 4. Stard®St (S/S6) 10.00 15.00 4. League (1/54) 95.00 4. Singapore . . . . 25.00 6. Gold Cnp (7/53) 30.00 130.00 (10/54) SOJO 4. DeLuxe model .... 50.00 i 4. Starfire (1/57) 140.00 175.00 6. High Speed Crown 6. 55,00 125.00 4. South Seas (2/56) . . . 25.00 45.00 Ace (5/54) (7/53) 30.00 95.00 6. DeLnxe model 55.00 140.00 4. Starlets (12/55) 40.00 55.00 4. Star Pool (10/54) 50.00 75.00 6. High Speed Triple 4. Rainbow (5/54) 80.00 115.00 4. Star* (6/52) 25.00 59.09 4. Starlite (3/iS) 50.00 75JO 1 Score (8/53) 30.00 95.00 4. Banner (8/54) 65.00 115.00 4. TahiU 30.00 95.00 (8/53) 35.00 50.90 6. Steeplechase (11/57) 150.00 175.00 6. Advance (10/53) 6. DeLuxe model .... 65.00 150.00 6. King (10/53) 60.00 95.00 75.00 95.00 4. Triple Play (8/55) . . . 55,00 100.00 4. Shuffle Targette (8/54) 6. Straggle Buggies 4. Criss Cross Bowler 3 . DeLuxe model 75.00 125.00 , 6. Tropicana (1/55) 41.00 110.09 (12/53) 39.00 55.00 (12/53) 40.00 95.00 4. Speedy (8/54) 65.00 135.00 4. Tropic* (7/53) 25.00 50.00 6. Super Frame (4/54) . . 45.00 110.00 115.00 4. Super Score (9/56) . . 75.00 80.00 6. 11th Frame (10/54) 65.00 6. Zingo 20.00 (10/51) 4SJ9 4. StarUte (5/54) 55.00 125.00 6. DeLuxe model 65.00 170.00 6. Surf Rider (12/56) . . 80.00 100.00 6. Feature (7/54) 60.00 115.00 4. Comet Targette 4. Holiday 70.00 125.00 . (9/54) WILLIAMS 6. Sweepstake (1/52) . 30.00 45.00 (11/54) 95.00 125.00 6. Flash (10/54) 70.00 170.00 6, DeLnxe model 75.00 175.00 4. Three Deuces (8/55) . 75.00 115.00 6. Army-Navy (10/53) .. 30.00 45.00 6. Playtime (10/54) .... 95.00 170.00 4. Mercury (12/54) 80.00 125.00 t 95.00 185.00 6. Arrow Head (7/57) ... lOOJO 120.09 4. Thonderbird (5/54) 55.00 75.00 6. Fireball (11/54) 6. DeLnxe model 80.00 180.00

4. Thunderbolt (12/54) . . 100.00 175.00 4. Mars (1/55) 90.00 135.00 -! 4. . Band Wagon (8/55) 100.00 125.00 4. Tim-Buc-Tu (1/56) . . 70.00 85.00 6. Triple Strike (2/55) . . 100.00 205.00 6. DeLuxe model 95.00 190.00 6. Big Ben (9/54) 5S.00 75.0® 6. Times Square (4/53) . 39.00 65.00 4. Arrow (2/55) 125.00 195.00 4. Lightning (2/55) 145.00 195.00 6. Caravan (6/52) 25.00 45.00 6. Criss Cross Targette 6. 95.00 145.00 4. Top Hat (10/58) 195.00 214.00 DeLnxe model 4. Circus Wagon (10/55) 95.00 125.00 (1/55) 35.00 75.00 4. Venus (3/55) 90.00 135.00

4. Turf Champ (8/58) . . 175.00 195.00 6. Deluxe model 40.00 110.00 4. C.O.D. (9/53) 50.00 70.00 6. DeLuxe model 100.00 195.00 6. Bonus Score (4/55) . . 150.00 205.00 4. Clipper (5/55) 100.00 125.00 4. Colors (11/54) 40.00 60.00 6. Twenty Grand (12/52) 25.00 50.00 2. Big League (5/55) ... 160.00 200.00 6. DeLuxe model 100.00 195.00 6. Cue Ball (2/57) 130.00 6. 150.00 Wonderland (5/55) 75.00 90.00 6. Hollywood (5/55) .... 175.00 229.00 6. Derby RoU (6/55) ... 100.00 195.00 4. Blinker (8/55) 175.00 225.00 6. DeLuxe model 100.00 195.00

6. Score-A-Line (9/55) . . 175.00 250.00 4. 5th inning (6/55) .... 65.00 100.00 6. Bowling Team (10/55) 175.00 260.00 6. DeLuxe model 95.00 210.00 6. Miami Shuffle (10/56) 65.00 115.00 4. Capitol (6/55) 215.00 225.00 4* Bowling League (2/57) 225.00 325.00 6. DeLuxe model 140.00 240.00 ,

4. Ski Bowl (11/57) 4. Super Bonus . 160.00 225.00 (9/55) 1 6 Player 100.00 125.00 6. DeLuxe model 195.00 245.00 4* Classic Bowling 4 . Top Notch (10/55) 270.00 325.00 !

475.00 . 395.00 , League (7/57) 4. Top Notch Special . . 295.00 325.00 4. Bowling ' TV League 4. Regulation (11/55) . . 270.00 295.00 4. Bally Champieti Horse 325.00 425.00 6. Chicago Coin Super Jet 125.00 275.00 (11/57) 295.00 325.00 6. DeLuxe model 275.00 325.00 4. Bally Moon Ri.-ie 125.00 225.00 4. Chicago Round The 4* Rocket Shuffle (3/58) 4* BowRng AUey (11/56) 245.00 250.00 1 4. Bally Space Ship 195.00 250.00 World Trainer 325.00 350.00 1 Player 125.00 195.00 4 => Jumbo Bowling Alley 6. Bally Speed Boat . . 165.00 295.00 6. Decco Merry-Go-Round 195.00 350.00 4* 2 Player 225.00 245.00 (9/57) 425.00 525.00 4. Bally Tooncrville Tralley 495.00 525.00 6. Decco Space Ranger . 225.00 295.00 4. Elxplorer Shuffle (6/58) 225.00 295.00 4. Royal Bowler (12/57) 325.00 350.00 4. Bert Lane Lancer Horse 225.00 250.00 6. 350.00 4* Exhibit Big Bronco 295.00 Rebound Shuffle 4. Midget Bowling AUey 6. Bert Lane Merry-Go- 6. Exhibit Mustang 295.00 350.00 (12/58) 75.00 125.00 (3/58) 95.00 135.00 205.00 Round 295.00 6. Exhibit Sea Skates . . 125.00 225.00 . . . 4 . Shooting Stars (4/58) 150.00 175.00 .

6. Exhibit Patrol . . 125.00 250.00 4. B.L. Miss America Boat 195.00 225.00 Space GENCO 4. Pixie Bowler (8/58) 400.00 425.00 4. Exhibit Fire 250.00 .193.00 Rudolph The 6. Bert Lane Engine 4. Shuffle Target (7/51) . 10.00 25.00 Reindeer 795.00 825.00 4. Shuffle Pool .. 30.00 45.00 6. Capitol Donald Duck . . 220.00 295.00 (11/53) 4. Scientific Television . . 175.00 250.00 6. Match Pool (2/54) . . 50.00 60.00 4. Capitol Elsie 150.00 200.00 WILLIAMS 4. Scientific Boat . . . 100.00 125.00 Ride 4* Skill Ball 6. Capitol Palomino Horse 195.110 300.00 6. Texas Merry-Go-Round 200.00 295.00 2 Player (11/56) .. 60.00 90.00 4 . Roll-A-Ball (12/56)

6. Capitol See Saw 125.00 295.00 4. Tusko Baby Elephant. . 495.00 795.00 4. 6 Player (2/57) ... 100.00 175.00 6 Player 90.00 100.00 ,!

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acturers NewEquipment .ij~|4^li4^Nd~y Product^ Uslted here ar^currently in production. I Prices are manufacturers’ list prices, F.O.B. factory. I Where I I I » no prices are listed, “I ^rl r^i T* " I I | I- I- I | the manufacturers have not aatnonzed ARCADE EQUIPMENT price pabbcation. AMI, INC. ROCK-OLA MFG. CORP. 4. ABT 6 Gun Rifle Range 425.00 475.00 4. Ke Air Raider 50.00 150.00 4. Air Football 112.50 150.00 J-200 (E), 200 Sel., Phono., St. or Mo. 1475 200 ST Sel. . 4. Ke Sub Gun 50.00 125.00 Phono. . 4. Air Hockey 125.00 195.00 J-200 (M), 200 Sel. Phono., St. or Mo. 1475 200 Sel. 4. Ke Sportsman (11/54) 95.00 135.00 Phono J-120, 120 Sel. Phono., St. ft. Amus. 30.00 or Mo., . . 1462 50 Sel. Phono. Boomerang 75.00 6. DeLuxe model 130.00 175.00 J-100, 100 Sel. Phono., St. or Mo 1464 120 4. Auto Photo Model 9. . .1150.00 1450.00 4. Sel. WaU Type Phono Ke Ranger (3/55) . . . 195.00 210.00 4. J-200, Cont. Play Hdw’y., St. or Mo. 1468 ST 120 Sel. B Rapid Fire 50.00 125.00 6. DeLuxe model (3/55) 190.00 230.00 Phono J-200, Sel. Play Hdw’y., . 4. St. or Mo. . 1468 120 B Undersea Raider . . . 50.00 125.00 2. Ke League SeL Phono Leader WQ-200 4. B Bulls Shooting W. B 1947 Remote Vol. Eye (4/58) 125.00 145.00 Cont. for Model 1464 WQ-200-1 W. B. (Dual Pricing) Phono Gallery (9/55) 195.00 250.00 4. Ke Sportland 135.00 150.00 WQ-200-3 W, B. (4-Coin, Dual Price) 1460 4. B Big Inning (5/58) . . 295.00 325.00 4. Mills Panorama Peek ST Playmaster 200 Sel. Phono. W(J.120 W. B 4. Golf . 1617 Hi-Fi Wall B Champ (8/58) 175.00 250.00 (11/54) 195.00 250.00 Spkr 4* Skill Roll (Upright) Bargrip W*U Bracket 1618 St WaU Spkr 4. Munves Squoiti (11/57) 395.00 495JI0 St. Mate Eixtention Spkr. (B 3/58) 65.00 85.00 4. 1927 Remote Vol. Cont. with (lancel Mu Atomic Bomber . 65.00 95.00 4. Capitol Recessed CeiUng Spkr Button Midget Movies 125.00 145.00 4. Mu Ace Bombers 85.00 125.00 50^ Coin Chute Available for 4. Wall Spkr AU Models CC BuUseye Baseball . 195.00 225.00 4. Mu Dr. Mobile 4. Basketball (iorner Spkr. Dual Credit Unit CC Champ.. 65.00 125.00 (Prewar) 65.00 125.00 available for 200 4. 4-Player St. Adaption Kit Sel. Model CC Derby .... 95.00 125.00 4. Mu Fly Saucers 95.00 125.00 1475 Remote Vol. and Cancel Cont., St. 4. CC Goalee 95.00 110.00 4. Muto or Mo. 1555 Dual W. B. for 120 or 200 Sel. Lord’s Prayer . . 195.00 225.00 Automatic Vol. Cont. 4. CC Hockey 45.00 65.00 6. Mu Photo (Pre-War) . 100.00 250.00 4. CC Midget Skee 60.00 125.00 4. Mu Photo (DeLuxe) 125.00 325.00 THE SEEBURG CORP. 4. Pistol CC 50.00 75.00 4. Mu Silver Gloves 125.00 195.00 AUTO-BELL NOVELTY CO.

4. 222, 160 Sel. Phono. . CC Home Run 4. Mu Sky Fighter 35.00 125.00 Galloping Dominoes 220, 100 6 Player (3/54) .... 50.00 75.00 Muto ^ oice-O-Graph Sel. Phono 4. (Upright) D-3W160 Wall-O-Matic, 160 Super model 75.00 95.00 4. Pre-War Model 165.00 250.00 Sel. Dual 4. CC Big League BuUseye Pricing 4. Post-War Model ...1 ,025.00 1,100.00 Baseball S-3W160 WaU-O-Matic, 160 (5/55) ... 145.00 195.00 6. Mu K. O. Champ .... 150.00 245.00 AUTO-PHOTO CO. Sel. Single 4. Twin Pricing CC Hockey (5/56) 200.00 215.00 6. Mu Drive Yourself 395.00 485.00 Model 14 Studio . . $3,245.00 HD-3WU 4. CC Steam Shovel (5/56) 115.00 125.00 2. Mu Rock ’n Roll (7/56) Wall-O-Matic, 200 Sel. Half 20.00 45.00 DoUar 4. Batter . CC Up (4/58) . 225.00 245.00 4. Mu Bang-O-Rama (4/57) 37.50 75.00 4. CC Criss Cross 4. Philadelphia Toboggan BALLY MFG. CO. HD-3WU WaU-O-Matic 100-160-200 Sel. RSVC-1 Hockey . Remote St Vol. (10/58) 295.00 325.00 Skee Alley 200.00 245.00 Cont 6-Pocket Pool Table I 399.50 CCI 4. CC Croquet (8/58) 75.00 95.00 4. Scientific Coin Counter . Basketball . . . 20.00 75.00 Lotta-Fun (5-Ball) 825.00 6. Et Bola Score ..... 30.00 65.00 6. Scientific TWI Twin St WaU Spkrs. Batting Pr. . . 30.00 95.00 Fun-Way (5-BalL No Replays) 825.00 4. Ev Bat-A-Score .... 90.00 100.00 6. Scientific TCI Twin St Corner Spkrs Pitch . ’Elm . . 45.00 125.00 b. Ev Ski Roll Batting Practice TRI Twin St Recessed 35.00 60.00 4. Seeburg Bear Gun 75.00 100.00 Spkrs Standard, . 10^ Coin chute . 605.00 PS6LZ 4. Ev Super Bomber . . Power Supply 50.00 150.00 6. Seeburg Shoot the Chute 40.00 80.00 — Replay, 10^ and 3 for 25^ 625.00 6. Ex Dale Gun 25.00 65.00 4. Seeburg HFAI-3—Power Amplifier Coon Hunt 12.5.00 150.00 Deluxe Club 4. Ex Gun Patrol Bowler 855.00 Cigarette Vender Model 75.00 100.00 4. Set Shot Basketball 165.00 195.00 800E1 Raider . . 4. Ex Jet Moon (Rifle Game) 625.00 1000, Background Music Gun 95.00 125.00 4* Telequiz 65.00 Unit 95.00 Little Champion (Kiddie Ride) 550.00 4. Ex Space Gun 100.00 125.00 6. Un Team Hockey 20.00 50.00 Fire Chief 4. Ex Pony Express (Kiddie Ride) . . . 898.00 40.00 100.00 6. Un Jungle Gun 95.00 145.00 UNITED MFG. CO. 4. Ex Silver BuUets Western Express (Kiddie 40.00 100.00 6. DeLuxe model 95.00 150.00 Ride) 898.00 3-Way ShuflBe 6. Eix Six Shooter 55.00 95.50 4. Un Alley Cam, Gun (10/54) 150.00 160.00 Spook-Gun 6. Ex VitaUxer (Kiddie Regular Model $1,100.00 65.00 95.00 6. DeLuxe model ... 85.00 165.00 Shooting-Gallery) 465.00 DeLuxe 4. Ex Shooting Gal. (6/54) 65.00 125.00 4. Un Bonus Model 1,220.00 Gun (1/55) . 175.00 220.00 4. Ex Star Shooting Speed-Queen (Kiddie Ride) . , 865.00 Zenith Shufile Alley (2-Lane, 6. DeLuxe model 145.00 195.00 Gallery Toonerville Trolley 865.00 6-Player) 1,060.00 (9/54) 75.00 150.00 4. Un Star Slugger (7/55) 100.00 175.00 6. Model T (w/o Record chngr.) 865.00 Advance Bowler Eix Sportland Shooting 6. Un Super Slugger (2-Lane, GaUery (11/54) .... The Champion (all metal cab) 865.00 6-Player) 1,495.00 65.00 125.00 (4/56) 125.00 155.08 4, Ex “500” Shooting 4. Un Pirate Gun (10/56) 225.00 245.00 Gallery (3/55) 110.00 125.00 6. Wm DeLuxe World CHICAGO COIN MACHINE UNITED MUSIC CORP. 4. Ex Treasure Cove Shoot- Series (2/52) 35.00 85.00 ing Playland Rifle Gallery UPB-100, 100 SeL Phono. GaUery (6/55) . 210.00 240.00 4. Wm DeLuxe Baseball 6. Ex Jungle Hunt Queen Bowler UPB-IOOS, 100 Sel. St. Phono. (3/57) 150.00 295.00 (4/53) 75.00 95.00 4. 16 ft. 5 in UPB-IOOH, 100 Sel. Hdw’y. Ex Ringer Ball (11/56) 25.00 85.00 4. Wm Major Leaguer, Phono. 4. E.x Pop 21 ft. 5 in UWB-1, 100 Sel. 3 Wire W. B. Gun Circus 6-Player ... 95.00 115.00 Bowl Master UBG-1, Bar Grip 250.00 295.00 4. Wm. Pennant Baseball Jet Pilot UAP-1, Aux. Ge Lucky Seven 65.00 90.00 (12/53) Power Supply for extra 50.00 75.00 Star Rocket (Upright) wallboxes Ge Sky Gunner . , 100.00 125.00 6. Wm Super Pennant King Bowler UCS-1, 8' Dual Cone Corner Spkr. 70.00 140.00 Baseball (12/53) 50.00 115.00 16 ft. 5 in UWS-1, 8" Dual Cone Wall Ge 2-Player Basketball 99.00 145.00 6. Wm Super Star Spkr. Ge Rifle Gal. 21 ft. 5 in URS-1, 8" Dual Cone Recessed Ceiling (6/54) 110.00 135.00 Baseball (12/53) 50.00 120.00 4. Big Twin Bowler Spkr. Ge Top Rifle 6. Wm Big League Base- 12" 175.00 195.00 Commando Machine Gun . . UC^2, Dual Cone Corner Spkr. BaU (2/54) . . 65.00 150.09 6. Super St0r'&o model (12/55) 250.00 275.00 6. Wm AU-Star BasebaU 4. UWS-2, 12" Dual Cone Ge Wild West Gun (2/54) EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO, Wall Spkr, for 90.00 125.00 Stereo 175.00 195.00 6. Wm Big League Base- Ge Sky Rocket Card Vendor URV-1, Remote Vol. Cont. and Cancel Rifle baU (2/54) 100.00 150.00 for Monaural Gallery . . . (5/55) 125.00 195 00 6. Wm Jet Fighter URV-2, Remote Vol. Cont. and Cancel ill (10/54) 95.00 145.00 J. F. FRANTZ MFG. CO. for Stereo 125.00 145.00 4. Wm Safari (2/54) .... 175.00 210.00 4. Ge Quarterback Dodge City (Counter Pistol) URA-1, Remote Amplifier for increased 6. DeLuxe Model 180.00 265.00 (10/55) Kicker & Catcher Audio Power 50.00 75.00 4. Wm Polar Hunt (3/55) 150.00 175.00 4. Ge Hi Fly ABT Challenger Pistol UMS-1, Microphone System for Baseball 4. Wm Sidewalk Engineer paging (5/56) ABT Guesser Scale or public address 90.00 95.00 (4/55) 50.00 105.00 4. Ge State Fair ABT Rifle Sport UPS-1, Play Stimulator for Rifle Gal. 6. Wm King Of Swat UPB-100 (6/56) Aristo Scale Series 225.00 240.00 (5/55) 110.00 175.00 4. Ge Davy Crockett 2. Wm lour Bagger 190.00 225.00 (4/56) 175.00 195.00 GAMES, INC. WILLIAMS MFG. CO. 4. Ge Circus Rifle (3/57) 275.00 295.00 6. DeLuxe Model 215.00 295.00 Twin Wild (2-Playcr) . . . 4* Ge Motorama (10/57) Cat Golden Bells 215.00 225.00 4. Wm Crane (10/56) .... 60.00 115.00 4. Ge Gypsy Grandma Wild Cat (Upright) 4. Wm Peppy The Clown Titan (Rifle Game) (5/57) 165.00 225.00 (12/56) 150.00 225.00 Spot Pool (5-BaU) 4. Ge Space Age Gun 4. Wm 1957 BasebaU 275.00 295.00 D. GOTTLIEB & CO. 155.00 165.00 4. Wm Ten Strike (12/57) 150.00 199.50 Sweet Sioux THE WURLITZER CO. 40.00 75.00 4* Wm Ten Pins (12/57) 125.00 Juns 160.00 (4-Player) 45.00 125.00 4. 2300-S, St 200 Sel. Wm Shortstop (4/58) . 325.00 350.00 Phono with Step. & Dual Pricing IRVING KAYE CO., INC. 2300, Mo 200 Sel. with Step. Leader (6 Pocket Pool) ....$ 399.95 2304-S, St 104 Sel. less Step. UPRIGHT ELECTRONIC SCORING F. P. GAMES Jumbo Leader (6 Pocket Pool) 499.95 2304, Mo 104 Sel. less Step. Super Jumbo Hockey 8' .... 400.00 5252 Wall Box, 200 Sel, Dual Pricing 5250 4. Big Tent Melody Tower 149.95 WaU Box 200 Sel. 104—254—50rf (Ke 12/55) . 155.00 225.00 4. Skeet Shoot (Ga 1/57) . 255.00 275.00 5207 4. Deluxe El Dorado 6 Pkt. Pool 499.00 WaU Box, 104 Sel., 10^—25^ DeLuxe Big Tent 4. Super Big Tent 258 Stepper, 200 Sel. (Ke 5/59) 285.00 300.00 (Ke 6/57) 195.00 225.00 257 Stepper, 6. Circus 104 Sel. (Au 5/56) 175.00 235.00 4. Skill J. H. KEENEY & CO,, INC. Parade (B 1/59) . 150.00 195.00 5115 Hi Fi Corner Spkr. Four 5" Cones 4. County Fair (Au 3/57) 145.00 4. Deluxe Skill Parade Touchdown (Upright) 185.00 $ 695.00 5119 Hi Fi Ceiling Spkr. 12" Cones 4. Double (B 4/59) 250.000 260.00 Big 3 Shot (Ga 4/58) 250.00 285.00 995.00 5122 St Convertible Console Spkr. 4. Super Hunter (Ga 6/57) 275.00 4. Gun Smoke 295.00 Big Roundup (Upright) ... 695.00 5123 St WaU Spkr., 12" (Ga 5/56) . 200.00 225.00 Coaxial 4. Circus Wagon Wheel Twin Big Tent 1,295.00 5124 St Comer Spkr., 8" 4. Hunter (Ga (5/55) .... 150.00 175.00 Ext. Range (Au 5/59) 125.00 265.00 Riviera Cigarette Vendor .... 299.50 5125 St Extender Spkr. packed in pairs COPYRIGHTED 1959. REPRODUCTION NOT PERMITTED. Page 72 October 17, 1959

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