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and informally in the photos above. Her sensuous app:occh One of the most exciting personalities to make it big in 1964 is the dynamic Dionne Warwick seen both on stage have made her a favorite in both the pop and blues fields and have won on such songs as "Anyone Who had A Heart" and her current "Reach Out For Me" as well as her style where she cut six sides for her new LP dubbed "The Sensi- for the lark an almost unbelievable European following. The Scepter recording star just returned from England Remo Festival scheduled for late January. The lark makes tive Sound of Dionne Warwick" which will be released early next year. And she will be featured in the forthcoming San her first big New York club debut when she opens at Basin Street East in April.

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MUSIC-Editorial MARTY OSTROW, Editor -in -Chief IRA HOWARD, Editor in IRV LICHTMAN Editor 1964 REVIEW DICK ZIMMERMAN,' Editorial Assistant BOB ETTINGER, Editorial Assistant MIKE MARTUCCI, Editorial Assistant JERRY ORLECK, Editorial Assistant MUSIC-Advertising Looking back is one of the ex- As a natural compliment to a JERRY SHIFRIN, Director NEIL BOGART citing prospects of the New Year. review of the year, the Cash Box COIN MACHINES and VENDING MARTY TOOHEY, Director A re -cap of the year in the music Review issue will dip even further ED ADLUM ART DIRECTOR business is of interest on many into the musical past with special GEORGE GOLDMAN CIRCULATION counts. There is basic human -inter- listings of top songs and specific THERESA TORTOSA, Mgr. est involving achievement, that is disk product over the years, in- EUROPEAN DIRECTOR NEVILLE MARTEN the familiar "Best of ..." line-up cluding million -selling singles,

CHICAGO in the categories that tell the suc- Golden Albums and top singles LEE BROOKS 29 E. Madison St., Chicago 2, Ill. cess stories of the year. From the successes over the past 18 years. (All Phones: FInancial 6-7272) past, of course, we often get a The foreign HOLLYWOOD scene, with which JACK DEVANEY glimpse of the future, an idea of 6290 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Cal. the U.S. industry had dealings in (Phone H011ywood 6-2129) ahead will what the year(s) bring. record numbers this past year, will ENGLAND be fully explored in relation to NEVILLE MARTEN Next week, Cash Box will sum- the Dorris Land 9a New Bond St. marize in-depth the music business events there in 1964. Develop- London, W1, Eng. Tel: Hyde Park 2868 as it looked in 1964 on both the ments in the major markets will be HOLLAND: PAUL ACKET, Theresiastraat 81a, The Hague, Holland, Tel: 070-722646 examined in a concise format simi- GERMANY: MAL SONDOCK, Amalienstrasse domestic and international levels. 28, Munich, Germany, Tel: 220197 ITALY: MARIO PANVINI ROSATI, Viale It will be a detailed 1 -volume re- lar to that of the domestic section. Legioni Romane 5 Milan, Tel: 4073963 SCANDINAVIA: SVEN G. WINQUIST, Kagge- 12 holmsvagen 48, Stockholm-Enskede, Sweden, view of the last -months, which, In addition to the aforemen- Tel: 59-46 85 FRANCE: CHRISTOPHE IZARD 24 Rue Octave in the case of 1964, was one of the Feuillet, Paris XVI France, Tel: 870-9368 tioned, other features will supply AUSTRALIA: RON TUDOR, 8 Francis St., in of Heathmont, Victoria, Tel: 87-5677 most vital years the history useful breakdowns of where vari- BELGIUM: FRANS ROMEYNS, Paul Hymanslaan, 8, Brussels 15, Tel: the business. 71.57.51 ous artists and their songs stood in MEXICO: ENRIQUE ORTIZ Insurgentes Sur 1870 Mexico 20, D. F., Tel: 24-65-57 the 1964 music industry picture. ARGENTINA: MIGUEL SMIRNOFF Rafaela There'll be important lists cov- 3978, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Tel: 69-1638 BRAZIL: LUIS DE M. C. GUEDES, Rua Au- ering all areas of pop music ex- The Cash Box Review gusta 2110, sobre-loja, Sao 1964 edi- 35-36-53 Paulo, Tel: CANADA: JOHN MURPHY, 1455 Drummond St., pression as heard on singles and tion is, then, a most profitable way Montreal 25, JAPAN: Can., Tel: (514) 845 3201 Adv. Que.,SHOICHI KUSANO who Mgr.:gr.: Morihiro albums. Artists produced the for a music man to start the New 466 Nagata SPAIN: Tokyo HFEDERICO HALPERN, 28, top disk product of the year-both Year-it provides rapid access to the Apartado 4025, Madrid, Spain SUBSCRIPTION where year any- established and newcomers-will be sound of music 1964 in the U.S. A. throughout class postage Published weekly Seco paid at Bristol, Conn. highlighted, including their repre- 1965 and should be a Caopyright © 1964 by The Cash Box Publishing permanent reserved. Copyright under Universal Copyright Convention sentation in a big artist bio section. part of a business library.

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12/12 12/5 12/12 12/5 12/12 12/5 I FEEL FINE 35 COME A LITTLE BIT CLOSER 69 SCRATCHY 8 47 7 *BEATLES-Capito1-5327 *JAY & AMERICANS -UA -759 23 *TRAVIS WAMMACK-Ara-204 77 81 2 MR. LONELY KEEP SMILE 3 SEARCHIN' *BOBBY VINTON-Epic-9730 2 *DEL SHANNON -Amy -915 47 65 *EVERETT & BUTLER-Vee Joy -633 80 99 COME SEE ABOUT ME 37 AS TEARS GO BY I'LL BE THERE P R E E S -1068 6 9 -! M -Motown *MARIANNE FAITHFUL -London -9697 43 50 *GERRY & PACEMAKERS -Laurie-3279 90 4 RINGO 38 RIGHT OR WRONG YOU'VE LOST THAT LOVIN' GREENE -RCA -8444 1 2 *LORNE *RONNIE DOVE -Diamond -173 21 22 FEELIN' 5 SHE'S NOT THERE WALK AWAY *RIGHTEOUS BROS.-Philles-124 rrot-9695 3 1 *ZOMBIES -Po *MATT MONRO-Liberty-55745 55 64 HOLD WHAT YOU'VE GOT 6 TIME IS ON MY TEX SIDE ONE MORE TIME *JOE -Dial -4001 - *ROLLING STONES-London -9708 7 8 *RAY CHARLES SINGEPS- 74 SOMETIMES I WONDER Command-41 51 71 7 I'M INTO SOMETHING GOOD -.,MAJOR LANCE-Okeh-7209 82 *HERMAN'S HERMITS -MGM -13280 9 12 THOU SHALT NOT STEAL 75 DO IT RIGHT ICK & DEE DEE .jrner Bros. -5482 67 77 8 GOIN' OUT OF MY HEAD ..*BROOK BENTON-Mercury-72635 83 *ANTHONY/IMPERIALS-DCP-1119 10 20 42 SIDEWALK SURFIN' HAVE YOU LOOKED INTO *JAN & DEAN -Liberty -55727 28 29 THE JERK YOUR HEART *LARKS -Money -106 16 18 DO-WACKA-DO RRY VALE -Columbia -43181 95 - 10 DANCE, DANCE, DANCE *ROGER MILLER -Smash -1947 58 70 77 I'M GONNA *BEACH BOYS -Capitol -5306 12 13 THE 81 LOVE YOU TOO *HULLABALLOOS-Roulette-4587 79 98 11 MOUNTAIN OF LOVE *CANDY/KISSES-Cameo-336 54 63 78 MAKIN' WHOOPEE *JOHNNY RIVERS-Imperial -66075 13 14 WILD ONE }RAY CHARLES -ABC -10609 84 YOU ,ARTHA & VANDELLAS-Gordy-7036 62 74 ANYWAY WANT IT 79 IS IT TRUE *DAVE CLARK FIVE -Epic -9739 15 19 46 GONE, GONE, GONE *BRENDA LEE -Decca -31690 42 26 13 YOU REALLY GOT ME -,*EVERLY BROS.-Warner Bros. -5478 33 39 80 PRETEND YOU DON'T SEE *KINKS -Reprise -7033 DON'T FORGET I HER STILL LOVE YOU *BOBBY VEE-Liberty-55751 88 96 14 LEADER OF THE PACK *BOBBI MARTIN -Coral -62426 61 72 81 ENDLESS SLEEP *SHANGRI-LAS-Red Bird -10-014 4 48 SINCE I DON'T HAVE YOU *HANK WILLIAMS JR. -MGM -13278 85 82 AMEN *CHUCK JACKSON -Wand -169 50 62 82 SEVEN IMPRESSIONS -ABC -10602 25 32 49 IT AIN'T ME BABE LETTERS *BEN E. KING-Atco-6328 89 SHE'S A WOMAN -_zJOHNNY CASH -Columbia -43145 52 57 83 A HAPPY *BEATLES -Capitol -5327 29 65 50 REACH OUT FOR ME GUY *RICK NELSON -Decca -31703 86 87 17 I'M GONNA BE STRONG *DIONNE WARWICK-Scepter -1285 35 24 84 I *GENE PITNEY-Musicor-1045 11 11 51 CAN'T STOP RUN, RUN, RUN -~HONEYCOMBS-Intcrphon-7713 18 BIG MAN IN TOWN *GESTURES -Soma-1417 56 60 85 I DON'T WANT TO *FOUR SEASONS -Phillips -40238 14 15 LOVIN' PLACE WALK 19 MY LOVE FORGIVE ME (Mi Amore *GALE GARNETT , ,'2 66 76 WITHOUT YOU *PHYLLIS M. 'MIRE -Reprise -0310 92 Scusami) 53 HAVE I THE RIGHT -I. *ROBERT GOULET -Columbia -43131 22 23 *HONEYCOMBS -7707 37 25 86 GETTING MIGHTY CROWDED SHA LA LA (There's) ALWAYS SOMETHING *BETTY EVERETT-Vee Jay -628 91 89 *MANFRED MANN -Ascot -2165 26 28 ME 87 COME ON, DO THE JERK *MIRACLES-Tam la -54109 LOVE POTION NO. 9 SANDIE SHAW -Reprise -0320 64 75 *SEA RCHERS-Kapp-KJ B-27 36 54 BOOM BOOM 88 MY BUDDY SEAT THE WEDDING *ANIMALS -MGM -13298 68 78 *HONDELLS-Mere *JULIE ROGERS-Mercury-72332 10 41 56 THE PRICE 89 YOU'RE NOBODY TILL 23 OH NO, NOT MY BABY *SOLOMON BURKE-Atlontic-2259 57 61 SOMEBODY LOVES YOU MAXINE BROWN -Wand -162 24 27 WHAT NOW *DEAN MARTIN -Reprise -0333 24 SATURDAY AT THE *GENE CHANDLER -Constellation -)41 73 85 90 HEY DA DA DOW NIGHT MOVIES 58 *DOLPHI {rDRIFTERS-Atlontic-2261127 30 WITHOUT THE ONE YOU LOVE .7 99 *FOUR TOPS -1069 25 -Motown 63 69 91 YOU'LL ALWAYS BE THE WALKIN' IN THE RAIN 59 OH, PRETTY ONE z:RONETTES Philles-123 21 WOMAN I LOVE M OY ORBISON-Monument-851 41 33 *DEAN MARTIN -Reprise -0333 26 EVERYTHING'S ALRIGHT 60 WE COULD !'EATS -Hickory -1288 17 lr 92 THE NAME *AL MARTINO -Capitol -5293 45 44 GAME 27 ASK ME PROMISED LAND *SHIRLEY ELLIS-Congress-230 .c PRESLEY-RCA-8440 18 l' 93 *CHUCK BERRY -Chess -1916 78 A WOMAN'S LOVE HOW SWEET IT IS 62 MY LOVE *CARLA THOMAS -Atlantic -2258 97 93 -''^.RVIN (ROSES ARE RED) GAYE-Tamla-54107 38 51 *YOU KNOW WHO GROUP - 94 EVERY LITTLE BIT HURTS 29 BABY LOVE 4 Corners -113 70 79 *BOBBY VEE-Liberty-55751 96 92 REMES-Motown-1066 19 HAWAII TATTOO 95 CAN YOU JERK LIKE ME DEAR {,-WAIKIKI5-Kapp-KJB-30 81 83 *CONTOURS -Gordy -7037 100 HEART Morten Denny -Liberty -55754 *ANDY WILLIAMS -Columbia -43180 39 96 FOUR STRONG WINDS *JACK JONES-KopppCA-635 64 LISTEN LONELY t4.ß, '.'.. .. GIRL *BOBBY BARE -RCA -8443 98 100 )' R-8458 JOHN'J'r MATHIS-Mercury-72339 65 67 97 I WANT YOU TO 31 SHE UNDERSTANDS ME 65 LAST KISS HAVE _WNNI - -OTS'-'. '-'GM 32 EVERYTHING *Wm,- sS-Josie-923 31 17 *LEE ROGERS-D-Town-1035 87 90 32 TOO MANY FISH IN THE SEA 66 IT'S ALL OVER ,:MAR 98 DOWNTOWN 4 SON-Okeh-7204 60 66 *PETULA CLARK-Warner Bros. -7194 LEADER OF THE LAUNDROMAT 67 AIN'T IT THE TRUTH - - i,DETERGE'. t4=q- 9 99 FIDDLER *MAR _LS -20th Fox -544 ON THE ROOF 46 45 *VILLAGE STOMPERS -Epic WILLOW WEEP FOR ME 68 OPPORTUNITY -9740 - - \;CHAD & JEREMY -World 100 LOVELY, 0,4 4 *JEWEL '- '034 LOVELY 59 59 *CHUBBY CHECKER -Parkway -936 ALPHABETIZED TOP 100 (INCLUDING PUBLISHERS AND LICENSEES) .. ' - fate BMI, f,00.r .....65 ` ' - _^acore Scratchy (Rolando A ne It The 5-:a BUI leoue. 31 The Laundromat 8MI) 69 Four Srro,p W,de IM Wdmork ASC (Apt ASCAP) 33 Seven Lenen Woy (Grand Co,vc, Shale \4n11 BMII 96 Leader Of The Pack (Tender (Milky BMI) 82 . 67 TuneTrio BMI) 14 Al.ave Gnlhng M phty Creded (Blockwocii 86 Sho Lo La (Ludix, Flomorlu BMI) 20 Semrh,a ,he.e 1,+ Fen ,d listen Lonely G-rl (Jenny ASCAP) 64 Go.n Out OI Mr Hcod IScurh Movnio, PM) 8 Love She Understands Me (Al Gallic° BMI) 31 r, Potion No. 9 (Quintet BMI) 21 44 Lovely, lovely She's A Woman (Maclen BMI) If (Picturelone BMI) 100 She's Not There 53 Loan' Place (Leprechaun BMI) (Al Gallico BMI) 52 Sidewalk Surfin (Sea Of Tunes 8MI) 42 Makin' Whoopee (Bergman. Vocco & Conn ASCAP) 78 Since I Don't Hare You 48 76 Mounta.n Of Love (Voeghn Trousdale (Bonnieview South. ASCAP) WI) 11 Smile (Bourne ASCAP) 70 63 Mr. Lonely (R.pley BMI) 2 90 Sometimes I Wonder )Camad Chi Sound WI) 74 My Buddy Seat (New Executive, Beeclwood 8MI) 73 ..88 Thou Shah Not Steal )Acuff -Rose My love (Bout Are Red) (Tiffany BMI) BMI) 41 28 62 Time is On My Side (Rittenhouse-Maygor WI) 6 My Love Forg,ve Me (G.1 8MI( 19 94 Too Morey Fish In The Seo Name Game (AI Gall -co BMI) 99 (Jobete BMI) Walk Away (Ardmore 6 Beec BMI) Cl No. Not My Baby (Screen Gems, wood Col. BM)) 23 Walking In The Rain (Screen 85 Oh. Pretty Woman (Acuff -Rose Gems, Cot. BMI) 25 8M1) 59 We Could -Rose 1 Ono More Time !January BMI( (Acuff BMI) 07 40 Wedding (Bend/lg.-Regent BMI) n Opperru,.ty (Screen Gems -Col. BMI) 68 Prom What Now (Conrad Chi-Sound-Corad 8MI) 57 ,ed land IArc BM11 . 61 Wild One Pretend You Done See Her (Jobete BMI) (Pcsemeadow ASCAP) 80 Willow Weep For 43 77 The Pr ce (Cot,11,on BMI) Me (Bourne ASCAP) gees 56 Without The One You Love (Jobete BMII se Ou LJ t gn.ckel-Blue Sew-Joc ASCAP) 50 You 79 I oh, Wronq Really Got Me (lay Boy BMI) 13 O (Combine BMI) 38 You'll Always Be The One I Love (Sands ASCAP) 91 4 You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You 51 (Southern ASCAP) 89 You've Lost Thot Lavin' Feelin' COMPILED 24 (Screen Gems, Col. BMI) 71 FROM LEADING RETAIL OUTLETS-DOES NOT INCLUDE AIRPLAY REPORTS SHARP UPWARD MOVE BEST SELLER OTHER VERSIONS STRONGLY REPORTED

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Shades Of '64! Col. Names Kavan Sales V.P. & G.M.; Capitol Rushes New Beatles Change NARM LP, Single Tops Top 100 Joe Norton Promoted To Director, Sales Promo Material & Convention Dates: let Pop LP Merch.; Gene Weiss Named National Promo Director Feb. 28 -Mar. 4 In S.F. NEW for the NARM will YORK-Dates NEW YORK-Stan Kavan has been chandising programs. His duties (rack -jobber) convention in 1965 have promoted to vice-president and gen- also include the initiation of sales The time period ma- been changed. new eral manager of Columbia Records promotion and trade advertising is Feb. 28 4. The site is the last Also, will develop and -Mar. Sales Corp., it was announced terial. Kavan same. It's the Fairmont Hotel in San week by Goddard Lieberson, president maintain policies, programs and chan- Francisco. of Columbia Records. nels of distribution for CRSC. Kavan, reporting to Bill Gallagher, One of Kavan's first announcements marketing v.p., will direct the mer- in his new post was the promotion of Joe Norton to director of sales pro- Philips Rush Releases motion material and pop album merchandising. "Parapluies" & "Zi Zi" Responsible to Kavan, Norton Caster, Soundtrack will initiate the creation and super- vise the scheduling and budgeting of sales promotion material and trade CHICAGO-Philips Records is rush advertising. In addition, Norton will releasing its cast recording of "Zi Zi" continue to be responsible for mer- and the soundtrack from "Les Para- chandising relative to pop album prod- NEW YORK-The Beatles will begin pluies de Cherbourg" (The Umbrellas uct, including the development of the New Year with the same kind of Of Cherbourg) to cover the east coast bang with which they greeted the U.S. market following their openings in special merchandising concepts, store will displays, trade ads, communications to market last Jan. New York. Both albums be in- the field force and the recommendation Currently riding the crest on the cluded in the Jan. 1 releases, and are of concepts for covers and consumer Top 100 with "I Feel Fine," the team's included in the Philips Connoisseur ads. newest LP, "Beatles '65," is getting an Collection Series. Michael LeGrand's soundtrack front In another move at CRSC, advance rush release from Capitol. CA Gallagher the film awarded the 1964 La Palme announced the of According to Vovle Gilmore, the oin appointment Gene d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival Weiss to the post of director of na- label's A&R veep, Capitol had origi- ord tional promotion. Weiss continues to nally slated "Beatles '65" for Dec. 28 will be packaged with a boundir In brochure containing the complete be responsible to Gallagher for di- release. However, due to the demand I, translation of the movie's text and recting and coordinating created by "wildcat" airplay on U.S. rd Columbia's colored stills from the motion picture national promotion and artist relations stations that obtained pressings of the ht The film opens in New York this week activities in conjunction with market- disk from a Parlophone/English/ver- sica sion of (16). The firm will also release a STAN KAVAN ing and merchandising plans and pro- the LP, Capitol decided to atra single of the main love theme, "1 grams. He will also serve as a move up the release date. Ve mem- Will Wait For You." ber of the marketing planning group, Gilmore said that over 750,000 ad- inca The cast recording of the show recommending sales policies and pro- vance orders have already been taken ctm although did not write any "Zi Zi" is being taken from a "live' grams. salesmen e, + performance in Paris. The New Yorl. Kavan joined Columbia until last Wednesday. ilips. in 1949 and version opened this fall. was associated with its merchandising "At the rate the orders are coming his

force until 1959, when he became coin," he said, "this may well be the n rl ordinator of pop A&R. biggest Beatles album ever sold. We .dey In 1962, he was appointed director have already applied to the RIAA for Berger Upped To Artists ogha of development for Columbia Records. million seller certification-not $1 Norton joined Columbia Records' million in sales, but 1 million LP's." Relations VP At ABC -Par 4pa merchandising staff after 10 years' Gilmore estimated the release would man experience with Columbia's distrib in surpass the million mark by the sec- edir New York. Most recently, he was mer- ond or third day after it hit record taon chandising manager of the pop cata- stores. If it does, Dec. will be the gram log. biggest musical -month in Beatle his- table tory. Besides "Beatles '65," Capitol is flore asking RIAA to certify two other ntal Cane Joins Howie "Beatles candidates" "The Beatles Richmond; Story," a deluxe, two -LP set that has Brings In New Pubbery already sold in excess of $1 million. Ceti and "I Feel Fine," "She's A Woman," the new single by the Beatles that has k TI also surpassed the million mark. e Album's hill -of -fare features seven pose JOE NORTON Lennon -McCartney newcomers, in- Stl elnding "I Feel Fine" and its coupler, ted "She's A Woman," plus four teen lin I oldies.

FTC's Reilly States :mbei Official Clarification Of AD ffict Rules' Example For NARM DAVE BERGER

NEW YORK- NARM, the rack -job- NEW YORK-Dave Berger has bet IV } ber association, has received an offi- promoted to vice-president in chars the cial Federal Trade Commission clari- of artists relations at ABC -Pari elan( fication of example 9 in Section 1 of mount Records, according to an ai fir the Trade Practice Rules. nouncement made last week by Sa plet HOWIE RICHMOND & MARVIN CANE Albert A. Carretta, NARM's legal Clark, president of the company. rea counsel, had requested such a clarifi- Berger, who was promoted to a h UI NEW YORK-Marvin Cane, vet pub- cation from FTC Commissioner John sistant to the president in May of th ion R. Reilly, and indicated a p, bery exec, has joined the Richmond full satisfac- year, started with ABC-Paramou Organization as head of his newly - tion with the reply. The example, part ge in 1957 local WI rk established company, Norwich Music. of a general section of prohibited as promo man. He of In addition to running the firm, which discriminatory prices, rebates, dis- later upped to director of nation Krug( will function in association with Rich- counts, etc., deals with functional dis- promotion, and had recently handy Unit mond's counts. NARM claimed it could other affiliates, Cane will also that advertising, as well as acting as a +ual GENE WEISS lend his professional abilities to other be read as to prohibit functionals to ordin activities at the Richmond operation. rack men for their services. sistant to the president. Chad r Cane's tie-up with Richmond was In his reply to Carretta, Commis- Starting with his employment on described by Happy Goday, general sioner Reilly, who stated he was 1937 as an usher at New York The INDEX professional Album manager, as a major "authorized to bee bit flans '32 factor in say the Commission Paramount Theatre, Berger has Album accelerating Richmond's ett Reviews 26, 28 varied music concurs in this letter," wrote: with divisions of American Broadcas Bios for DJ's activities during the geed 32 coming year. "Our rules do not say to a manu- ing-Paramount Theatres since th Coin Machine Section 56-70 In Country Music addition to his general profes- facturer 'you can no longer under any time, with the exception of five ye& 'refer Section 45, 46 sional functions, Cane will hunt for International Cover 47 circumstances pay a rack jobber 10% between 1948 and 1953. Prior to jot fi International new talent and develop record pro- Section 47-55 duction for Richmond. for performing certain functions.' ing ABC -Paramount, Berger had be, Juke Box Ops Record Guide 34 Prior to joining the company, Cane Instead, the rules implicitly ask the director of advertising and publici Looking Ahead (Albums) 24 was Looking Ahead associated with the Screen Gems - question-is the rack jobber really for the Brooklyn Paramount Theat (Singles) 20 Columbia Music division Platter Spinner Patter 22 of Columbia performing certain legitimate sub- for four years; and before that nut BC Radio Pictures, and, before Active Chart 30 that, with George distributive functions? If so, with aged the Adams Theatre in Newar Record Ramblings Paxton in eet 36, 37 his Paxton Music and Co - respect to that part of his R & B Top 50 40 Ed purchases, owned by Paramount Theatres. Single label. He's the former personal a discount to him would iWy Reviews 8 10, 12, 14 appear not Sam Clark leaves as president manager of Vic Damone and 4 ha, Sure Shots 38 dis- to be illegal. On the other hand, with the label after the first of the year Top 100 Albums (Mono) covered songster Adam Wade. respect to Top 25 any of its business which move into the parent compan! amyl 50 Albums (Stereo) 25 In the photo, Cane is welcomed into may be characterized as w one. Top 100 Labels retail, the theater division. Larry Newton B 53 the Richmond Organization by Howard so-called Vending News rack jobber would not be recently named to over Clad pre; 64, 65 Richmond (left). take C.pa entitled to a subdistributor's discount." post. 6 razz Cash Box-December 19, 19 hg www.americanradiohistory.com Quincy Jones New U.S. ANTI-TRUST ACTION AGAINST BMI Vice Mercury -President Govt. Wants Broadcasters To Divest Themselves of BMI Stock Holdings NEW YORK-Based primarily on its any comment on the charges against This, the Government contends, de- 1965 dominance as a clearing house for BMI. nies the latter to "a free and com- ne Ps teen -beat music, the Justice Depart- BMI, as Burton's statement noted, petitive market for the performance te is ment filed an anti-trust suit here last was formed in 1939 with the approval of their copyrighted musical compo- el in week against Broadcast Music, Inc. of the Justice Department, after an sitions." The action charges that BMI, historic hassle between broadcasters In a run-down of BMI's growth in through its ownership by 517 radio and ASCAP over payment of royal- the pop hit field, the Justice De- and TV outlets, engages in monopo- ties. partment said its figures showed that listic practices in the performances Over the years, many leading writer there had been a marked annual in- of music on the air. members of ASCAP have petitioned crease in BMI-cleared hits. In 1948, Of interest was the suit's concen- the Government to investigate their the Government said, ASCAP-cleared tration on the Top 40 sound, alleging contentions that broadcasters fa- songs composed 90% of the top chart that 80% of today's current hit songs vored BMI-cleared music which, they hits, while, as of last Oct., 80% of are BMI-cleared copyrights. It was claimed, led to the growth of inferior the hits were BMI-cleared songs. isi indicated that the Government used pop music. On the current Cash Box Top 100, of trade charts to determine this figure. As the Justice Department alleges, 78% of the songs are from the BMI Les There was a swift, sweeping denial the broadcasters, through BMI, "fa- catalog. Umb of the Government's charges by Bob vor and promote BMI music to the The suit levels charges against only. east Burton, president of BMI (see his exclusion of all other music" and that one broadcasting group-RKO Gen- enfin; statement below). they "depress royalty rates paid to eral-but says it applies to all 517 ill b The Justice Department is seeking authors, composers and publishers." (Continued on page 43) s, an. to compel the broadcasters to divest )nnoi themselves of their stock interests QUNICY JONES in BMI. rack, There was no indication, observers La iCHICAGO-Quincy Jones has been agreed, that the anti-trust action was Fes appointed vice-president of Mercury in any way tied -in with the SAM KILLED IN was recent COOKE L.A. bou Records, it announced last week announcement by the Federal Com- by Irving B. Green, president of the munications NEW YORK-Sam Cooke, one of the co.. Commission's to make a record industry's top for a tex label. Green informed Jones of the new probe into talents the problems of payola number of years, was shot and killed sn pi board meeting's decision on opening and plugola in the record and broad- at a motel in Los Angeles early Fri- this night of the latter's current stint as casting industries. day morning (11). rele. musical director-conductor for Frank A spokesman for ASCAP, which The 33 -year-old RCA Victor artist them Sinatra and the Count Basie band in currently operates under a consent Las Vegas. decree with the Justice Department, singer was shot, police said, by the Since 1961, Jones has been A&R stated owner of the motel, Bertha Lee Frank- the that the society would not make Details on of na director for the Mercury label com- lin. the exact nature bine, which releases the Mercury, the incident were unavailable at press - New Philips, Smash and Fontana labels. time. In his capacity as A&R man, he has UA Reports: Cooke's death was the second major been responsible for such artists as blow this year to his label, RCA Lesley Gore, Billy Eckstine, Sarah Beatles' Soundtrack LP Victor, whose strong country per- tists Vaughan, Dizzy Gillespie and the late Nearing 2,000,000 former Jim Reeves died earlier this Dinah Washington, among others. He Mark year in an airplane crash. has played a part in the U.S. success His recent Top 100 hit, "Cousin NEW YORK-United Artists Records was of many international artists as well, has reported a sales boom on its of Mine," one of a long string including The Swingle Singers, Robert Beatles' soundtrack album, "A Hard of singles successes by the performer. Farnon, Charles Aznavour, Michel Day's Night," for a two-week period Cooke's first smash appeared on Legrand, Nana Mouskouri and the during which 50,000 LP's were shipped the Keen label in 1958. It was "Send Double Six of Paris. and sold in each of the seven-day for Me" and turned out to be a mil- More recently, Jones was instru- lion -selling disk. periods. The resurgence of sales ac- The continued to on mental in the acquisition of the re- tivity on the giant LP, according to songster hit SAM COOKE cording rights for the new Broadway label execs, is rapidly bringing the Keen with such items as "Sentimental Show "I Had A Ball," starring Buddy total to two million albums sold, to Reasons," "Wonderful World" and the Reverend Charles Cooke, it was Hackett, which premiers at the Martin make it one of the outstanding sales "Only 16." His Victor successes in- as a gospel singer with the Soul Beck Theatre on Dec. 15th. winners among soundtrack albums. cluded "Everybody Loves to Cha Cha," Stirrers that he first came to the The year 1964 saw Quincy Jones Major factors responsible for the "Chain Gang," "Twisting the Night attention of Keen execs. compose and conduct the score for the renewed sales interest in "A Hard Away," "Sad Mood," "Tennessee He had appeared at leading niteries Rod Steiger film "The Waltz," "Little Red Rooster," "Good around the country, including New Pawnbroker," Day's Night," which has been high and York's An LP directed by Sidney Lumet. The film, a on the charts for 25 weeks, was a new News" others. Copacabana. cut "live" Berlin Film Festival winner, is due to Many of Cooke's recordings con- at the Copa is currently on the album holiday wrapper for the jacket and tained material written by the artist chart. (Continued on page 42) block re -bookings in 650 theaters in himself. He owned a publishing com- Both singles and LP's by the artist major cities across the country. pany, Kags Music. He also played usually went over in both the pop and guitar. A son of a Chicago minister, R&B markets. Ember Moves In U.S.: UA Distrib Deal, N.Y. Cal Roberts Promoted To IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIÍIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Record Prod. Office, Legal, PR Reps VP Of Col. RIAA Plans For Color World Artist Extends Film Aimed At Consumer NEW YORK - In key moves involv- Chad & Jeremy Distrib r h ing the international expansion of Caps Active Year Deal For England's big indie label, Ember Rec- 3 Years ords, firm president Jeff Kruger just NEW YORK-A history of the rec- to completed ord business will be served -up to TV NEW YORK-World Artist Records a whirlwind week here that will continue to release disks by Brit- has realized a U.S. distribution deal viewers and others via a planned nips with half-hour color film. ishers Chad & Jeremy for the next United Artists Records, the re- three years, according to Lou cted tention of a legal The 9 -man board of the Record counsel, the hiring of Guarino, label topper. Guarino said 4[a}' of a public relations firm and the Industry Association America arrangement (RIAA) has approved "in principle" he had concluded an agreement with Par; for a permanent New Kruger, York office. the creation of such a feature, which Jeff head of England's- Em- in. would be earmarked for broadcast ber label, home label of the hot pair, Kruger revealed that he has grant- that keeps the team on World Artist. if ed United in key markets and distributed to Artists the right of first schools and religious institutions. Guarino also announced the release ;ly refusal on all Ember recording recordings and Current plans are to have the film of a new LP by the duo on Jan. 1. :ing artists with the exception ready some time next year. At present, It's called "Chad & Jeremy Sing for of Chad & Jeremy, who currently ap- You Forever," to be followed by a pear on the World a budget is being worked out for vari- Artist label. ous aspects of the pic's production new single. Team's current hit is entertainment exec "Willow Weep for Me." ew (music young CAL ROBERTS distribution. publishing and the biggest The format of the film is expected rh jazz club in Europe) has also arranged NEW YORK-Cal Roberts has been to cover three areas. They are 1) a Br for a permanent office and for made a vice-president at Columbia history of the record industry; 2) the continuing legal and Singing Nun Disks Re -Issued sin representation public relations Record Productions, where he already process of making a record, from the here. serves as general manager, it was session to the finished disk; and 3) For Christmas Sales Period fi. Kruger announced that he has re - announced by Goddard Lieberson, the variety of music and artistry ob- for CHICAGO-Heavy Yuletide demands (Continued on page 42) president of Columbia Records. tainable on records. have led Philips er the sales of Colum- The color film move caps a busy Records to reissue Roberts directs its smash hits of last year by d' bia's custom record manufacturing. year for the RIAA. The organization, the whose membership accounts for about Singing Nun, Soeur Sourire. A re- int Sets He reports to Albert Earl, vice-presi- of ABC Jan. Distrib dent of operations. 80% of annual disk sales, has been surgence sales activity indicates to th Meet in particularly active on legislative Philips that the single, "Dominique," For New Albums Roberts joined the custom dept. and the million -selling LP, "The in 1954. After serving first as director fronts on behalf of the business. Sing- atr Rec- and then as national sales manager, The organization appeared before ing Nun," may become Christmas ordsNE has (Continued on page 43) res slated i first distrib meet- he was appointed general manager of classics. e coming 1960. Since 1962, th r Jan. 13-15. custom records in MiamishEden Roc of Co- Illllllllhiii""'" °'!!I!I!IiiiPi'''' ""illlllllllllllllllllllllllllililii!!Piilll!Iplliliii!! iil'iiPii!dill!pllii!!!!ql!IIIIIIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIl011Vlllllllllll10III!!!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII co scene. yearHotel o is to be the he has been general manager ' Highlighting the affair will be lumbia Record Productions. the presentation Roberts ABC -Paramount of 15 new LP's on Before joining Columbia, CHRISTMAS RECORD ACTIVITY CHART - PAGE 44 ve its and a dozen from worked for the United States Infor- jazz subsid, Impulse! mation Agency's Voice of America.

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ARE YOU STILL MY BABY (2:24) [Charles Rich BMI-Rich] LONG GREEN (2:30) [Burdette BMI-Easton] I SAW A TEAR (2:21) THE JOLLY GREEN GIANT (1:56) [Burdette BMI-Easton] [Ludix BMI-Owens, Green] THE THE SHIRELLES (Scepter 1292) KINGSMEN (Wand 172) The Shirelles appear to have latched onto the deck that can send them Look for the Kingsmen to head into '65 with another sales giant in the way "Louie, Louie" vein. back up the sales ladder. It's an infectious stomp -a -cha-cha romancer, This one's about that hard -fought -for cash, "Long tabbed "Are You Still My Baby," that the gals deliver with loads of feel- Green," and it's pounded out with money-making glee by the artists. The other end, a ing. Potent Ed Martin arrangement on this Stan Green -Steve Tyrell-pro- driving rhythmic novelty tribute to "The Jolly Green Giant," duction. Backing's a change-of -pace beat-ballad love can also step way out. Watch 'em both. Its a Jerden prod. affair.

ALL DAY AND ALL OF THE FIDDLER ON THE ROOF (2:19) [Sunbeam BMI-Bock, Harnick] NIGHT (2:20) [Jay Boy BMI-Davies] A I GOTTA MOVE (2:24) [Jay Boy BMí-Davies] PIECE OF THE SKY (2:39) [Apt ASCAP-Vance, Pockriss] THE KINKS (Reprise THE PLAYMATES (Colpix 760) 0334) The who own The Kinks, who carried their English sensation, "You Really Got Me," Playmates, a host of past hits, can get back in their win- way up the charts in the U.S., can do ning ways with this Colpix outing. It's a sparkling, thump-a -rhythmic it again with another deck that's treatment of the currently flying high over there. This one, tagged "All Day And All Of engaging title tune of the B'way smash, "Fiddler On The The Night," is a Roof." Stellar choral and string -filled ork arrangement supplied by Alan similarly -styled raunchy-rock'er that should flip the Lorber. teeners. Shel Talmy produced the lid. "I Gotta Move," is a sizzling rock-a- Also keep close tabs on the rumblin' beat 'message' tune, "A Piece blueser on the flip. Of The Sky." It, too, has 'Top 100' potential. Deck's produced by Paul Vance.

MAYBE (2:35) GIVE HIM A GREAT BIG KISS [Figure BMI-Goldner] (2:12) FINDERS KEEPERS, LOSERS WEEPERS (2.33) [Trio, Tender Tunes BMI-Morgan] [Stillran, Flomarlu BMI-Gamble SHOUT (2:20) TWIST AND SHOUT (2:20) A GIRL'S LIFE (2:20) Stillran, Flomarlu [B MI-Randolph] [Wemar BMI-R.R.&O. Isley] [Mellin, Progressive BMI- NELLA DODDS (Wand 171) Russell, Medley] Nella Dodds, who made her initial chart appearance with her version THE SHANGRI-LAS THE SHANGRI-LAS of "Come See About Me," can make a better showing with this new one. (Red -Bird 10-019) (Red -Bird 10-018) It's a striking, low-keyed rhythm shuffle-jump'er, tabbed "Finders Keep- The Shangri-Las follow their #1 sensation, "Leader Of the ers, Losers Weepers," that the lark and her combo -choral not one Pack," with backing serve but two decks that could ride the charts side -by-side. On one out- up in ear -arresting fashion. There's effective percussive bits on the big - ing the gals revive the Chantels' oldie, sounding companion piece. a beat "Maybe," in potent, hip -swinging Deck's Dynodynamic prod. -ballad style while on the other they happily rock out an inviting new stomp -a -rhythmic affair tabbed "Give Him A Great Big Kiss." Backings on both decks are exciting 'in -person' styled refittings of two oldies- "Shout" on the former and "Twist And Shout" on the latter. Shadow NO FAITH, NO LOVE (3:03) [Chevis BMI-Davis, Caston] Morton produced all the sessions for Kama Sutra. TOGETHER (2:26) [Chevis EMI-Davis] MITTY COLLIER (Chess 1918) Mitty Collier should have no difficulty in jumping in the winner's circle with this new top-flight pop-r&b FUNNY WORLD (2:25) [E. release tabbed "No Faith, No Love." The B. Marks BMI-Brandt, Morricone] tune is a tender slow-shufflin' heartfelt blues weeper on a theme of roman- WHO CAN I TURN TO (2:07) tic rejection. Eye it. The [Musical Comedy attractive undercut, "Together," is a tradition - Prod. BMI-Bricusse, Newley] oriented happy-go-lucky chorus -backed r&b romancer with an infectious ASTRUD GILBERTO (Verve 10339) rhythmic backbeat. MAiN THEME FROM "MALAMONDO" (FUNNY WORLD) )2:33) E. B. Marks BMI-Torti, Castaldo, Morricone] THE MALAMONDO BARK (Twist Delle Zitelle) (2:30) [E. B. Marks BMI-Morricone] BLIND MAN (2:59) [Don BMI-Malone, Scott] THE MALAMONDO ORCHESTRA (Epic 9744) BLUES IN THE NIGHT (3:08) [Remick ASCAP-Arlen, Mercer] The 'main theme' from the flick, the wax "Malamondo," should soon be making LITTLE MILTON (Checker 1096) rounds-via both the vocal and instrumental route. On the vocal Little Milton seems sure to pull loads of loot with this new Checker version -tagged "Funny World," it's Astrud entry. The already voiced stylings Gilberto, whose warm, hushed happening side to watch here is "Blind Man," a dra- on "Ipanema" soared up the top ten charts. Striking Claus matic full ork-backed rhythmic blues tearjerker about a Ogerman arrangement on a fellow who is so beautiful Creed Taylor prod. Instrumentally, it's the involved with his gal that he can't see her cheatin' ways. On the flip, soundtrack stand by the Malamondo ork. Astrud's "Blues In The Night," the songster offers lovely treatment of the recent undercut's a a mighty impressive slow- an intriguing, Tony Bennett click while the Epic stand's swingin' reading of the blues evergreen. twist beat -with -vocal -gimmicks theme from the pic.

NO ARMS CAN EVER HOLD YOU (2:59) [Gil OH BMI-Crafer, Nebb] SAMUEL, DON'T DIE (1:40) [Bernice BMI-Scott, Martin] Christmas Picks THE BACHELORS The English (London 9724) group can add another solid sales link to their rapidly LOSE FOR CHRISTMAS (2:3b) [Chevis 13311-Da%isj growing hit chain in this oldie-updating job ALL OF IT (2:38) [Chevis BMI-Davis] the charts in Great that's already on its way up Britain. It's the lovely "No Arms Can Ever Hold GEMS (Chess 1917) You," that the boys polish off with beat -ballad This powerful entry from the Gems could mental showcase. finesse. Excellent instru- take right off and make the Backing's an intriguing, quick paced folk -styled lament. grade in time for the big Christmas rush. It's a tantalizing jump -a-rhythmic romancer, tabbed "Love For Christmas," that features a top notch Phil Wright arrangement. Could be a big one for the femmes. More top teen shuffle -jump sounds üün LITTLE BELL (2:50) [Trio the underend. iTHER BMI-Barry, Greenwich] BOY LIKE MINE (2:50) [Trio BMI-Barry, Greenwich] THE i)IXIE CUPS (Red -Bird 10-017) The femmes have a chart streak going and ing should keep it their newest Red -Bird offer intact. Slide to watch is "Little Bell," a Re beat cha cha thumper that they pleasing, east. Christmas -Issue Pick Stoller carve out with telling teen effect. Mike arranged the inviting deck. The gals also turn formance on the rhythmic in a dandy per- CHRISTMAS (BABY Leiber jumper, "Another Boy Like Mine." It's PLEASE COME HOME) (2:30) -Stoller prod. a [Mother Bertha, Trio BMI-Spector, Greenwich, Barry] DARLENE LOVE (Philles 125)

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THIS DIAMOND RING (2:05) [Sea -Lark, BMI-Kooder, Levine, Bra - ELLA FITZGERALD (Verve 10340) NORM :\ TRACEY (Day Dell 1776) HARD TO FIND (2:08) [Contemporary, BMI-Vinnegarl RINGO BEAT (1:52) [Lyn - LEROY (2:12) [Ranger 7, GARY LEWIS (Liberty 55756) storm, ASCAP Fitzgerald] Fajob, ASCAP-Jackson, Wis- THIS DIAMOND RING (2:29) [Sea -Lark, BMI-Kooder, Levine, Bras] Ella Fitzgerald pays a musical- tribute ner] Here's a happy take-off on a BAD NIGHT (2:17) [Chula, BMI-Butcher] to the music of the younger genera- familiar TV commercial done by a SAMMY AMBROSE (Musicor 1061) group of youngsters with lots of ex- This two tion on this swingin' self -penned up - new tune, on debut decks, Gary Lewis on Liberty (he's the tempo chorus -backed jazzy item com- uberance. The pre -teens will dig this son of comedian Jerry Lewis) and Sammy Ambrose on Musicor, could one. prove to be the stone' for plete with yeah, yeah yeah's. Tune, 'stepping both youngsters. Gary's (and the which was sung on a recent Ed Sulli- (B+) HARPSICHORD BLUES Playboys) is an echo -chambered, Leon Russell -arranged twist thump'er (2:20) [Ranger 7, Fajob, (which they performed on the recent Ed Sullivan TV'er) while Sammy's van TV'er, could break quickly. (B+) I'M FALLIN' IN LOVE ASCAP-Jackson, Wisner] An in- heartfelt stand takes a pulsating, George Butcher -arranged rock -a -cha- teresting blues affair played on a cha route. Producers on this end are Kahan and Rifkind. Gary's under- (2:31) [Windson, ASCAP - harpsichord. Strictly instrumental cut's a haunting, up -tempo all -instrumental opus while Sammy has a Kessel] Rollicking, happy-go-lucky here. pleasant all -instrumental cha cha item. teenish romancer. THE KINKS (Cameo 345) WALK TALL (2:32) [Painted Desert, BMI-Wayne] ERNESTINE ANDERSON (Sue 115) LONG TALL SALLY (2:10) ONLY THE HEARTACHES (2:52) I PITY THE FOOL (2:45) [Venice, BMI - Johnson] [Cedarwood, BMI-Walker, Edwins, Kennedy] Here's an item by the Kinks from the VAL DOONICAN (London 9717) [Lion, BMI-Deadric, Malone] Ernestine Anderson can do very well Cameo catalog that could catch on Val Doonican currently has a sales giant in England and it's more than short order in the light of their cur- likely he'll duplicate that success with his on London in in the coin dept. with this top -rung release the U.S. updating of the old Bobby Bland suc- rent disk success. The group's up- Side's a quick moving, country -flavored affair that deals with a guy who of the Little Richard oldie got into trouble because he didn't heed his mother's cess. The side is a tender, medium - dating advice. Top notch paced, chorus -backed blues lament merits early deejay attention. vocal and instrumental showcase. The lilting weeper on the flip's a potent (B+) I TOOK MY BABY HOME rewrite of "Streets Of Laredo." about the pain one experiences during a romantic interlude. (1:46) [Kassner-Davis] An- BALD HEADED WOMAN (2:10) other pulsating goodie by the British [Duchess, BMI-Talmy] (B+) YOU'RE NOT THE GUY lads. I CAN'T EXPLAIN (2:05) [Champion, BMI-Townsend] FOR ME (2:10) [Saturn, BMI THE WHO (Decca 31725) -Edwards, Weiss] Tradition The a -styled CHANCE EDEN (Roulette 4592) Who, new English group, bows on Decca with a wild -sounding shuffle -beat r&b weeper. YOU'D BETTER GO (2:28) affair that could bust loose in the coming weeks. It's a blues -styled hand - [Big Seven BMI Daryl, clapper, tagged "Bald Headed Woman," that starts off slow and picks up - - ANITA CARTER (Mercury 72364) Kornfeld] Songster Chance Eden steam along the way-building into a 'pull -out -all -the -stops' throbber. bows on Roulette with this ballad Side was produced in England by Shel Talmy. Under half's an attention - STOP (BEING MEAN TO getting shuffle-rock'er. opus he builds to a rousing finish a la YOUR BABY) (1:59) [Wilder- Orbison. The chanter has plenty of ness, BMI-Howard] Anita Carter teen appeal and could strike paydirt. makes a departure from her ac- (B+) THE THINGS I LOVE (2:28) Best Bets customed country vein and effectively [Big Seven-BMI-Levenson, explores the pop idiom on this swing - Kornfeld] Nice 'n easy ballad ro- tNTHONY in' rhythmic teen -angled tale of romancer with pleasant melody. NEWLEY JONI JAMES (MGM 13304) mantic rejection. A real nice showing RCA Victor 8485) ONCE I LOVED (2:59) [Ipa- THE RAN -DELLS (RSVP 1104) nema, ASCAP-Gilbert, Jo - (B+) LITTLE THINGS MEAN A WHO CAN I TURN TO bim] Lark's voice can be filling the LOT (2:29) [Leo Fesit, WINTERTIME (2:05) [Tre- (2:38) [Musical Comedy, BMI airwaves in the near future as a ASCAP - Lindeman, Stuz] Melodic mendous-BMI-Spirt] The -Bricusse, Newley] Now that Tony result of this extremely pretty senti- slow -moving reading of Kitty Kallen's Ran -Dells, who scored a giant a while Bennett has made the chart rounds mental romancer set to a warm, ap- years -back hit. back with "Martian Hop," return to with the beautiful ballad from "The pealing bossa nova beat -supplied by the disk scene with this happy -sound- Roar Of The Greasepaint," it's a good ing seasonal goodie sparked by hand- Chuck Sagle. Jesse Kaye produced PATTI JEROME (American Arts 10) bet that cleffer Newley can score with the lid. clappin' and a folksy delivery. his version of it. Si le, coordinated by (B+) DINDI (2:50) [Ipanema, BABY LET ME BE YOUR (B+) BEYOND THE STARS (2:29) Joe Linhart, sports a most attractive BABY (2:10) [Sea Lark, BMI [Tremendous, BMI-Rappa- Peter ASCAP-Gilbert, Jobim, Oli- Knight ork-choral, fox trot veria] Haunting ballad lovely on this -Raleigh, Halley] Thrush Patti Je- port, Spirt] Pleasant love song showcase. Great change -of -pace for end. rome could come to bat with this smoothly delivered. the platter spinners. thumpin' ballad opus she dishes up (B+) THE JOKER TONY MARTIN (Motown 1071) with feeling. Handclappin' choral DICK LORD (Atco 6331) (1:50) [Musical LIKE RINGO (2:40) [Cotil- Comedy. BMI-Bricusse, New - TALKIN' TO YOUR PIC- backdrop adds to the proceedings. Icy] This end's TURE (2:55) [Jobete, Side has both pop and r&b appeal. lion, BMI-Lord, Lauer, Kar- a heartfelt, tho ex- BMI- men] This 'sequal' to the Lorne citing, up tempo tune from the show. Page] This one's sure to make the (B+) NO MORE TEARS platter spinners sit up and take no- (2:05) Greene chart -topper is a delightful [Vicki, BMI Browner] A novelty that could latch onto loads of tice. It's in the sing -a -long shuffle - rousing rocker with- an beat -ballad format that could give infectious sales and spins. Comedian Dick Lord I)EE IIEE SHARI' (Cameo 347) beat. Don't overlook this end, it should delivers the talk -sing lyrics about a Tony his biggest click in quite awhile. capture some of the sales and TO KNOW HIM IS TO LOVE Watch it. spins. gal -in -love with the Beatles' drum- HIM (2:46) [Hillary -Bamboo, (B+) OUR RHAPSODY (2:58) mer in rib -tickling style. Deck's pro- BMI-Spector] Deedee's return to [Jobete, BMI-Page] Pretty KAREN MORROW (Mercury 72373) duced by Steve Karmen & Joe Lauer. (B+) THE NAME ON THE WALL chartdom can be marked by her po- classical -like ballad. I HAD A BALL (2:15) [E. H. tent, bent -ballad hip -swinging revival Morris, ASCAP (2:42) [Elsmere, BMI-Lord, - Lawrence, Karmen] Funny narration with piano - of the Teddy Bears' -back - COUNT LORRY & THE BITFRS years chart Freeman] Karen Morrow, who plays led combo topper. Strong choral and ork support FRANKENSTEIN STOMP the lead in the new Buddy Hackett backing. on n deck arranged and produced by [Blackwood, BMI - DeWitt, musical delivers up a potent reading REGE CORDIC (Gateway 752) Kenny Gamble and Leon Huff. Ainley, Stein] Lorry & the Biters hop of this BINGO (2:29) [Don Robert- on the monster first-rate title tune. The tune THERE AIN'T NOTHIN' I bandwagon with a has pop hit possibilities. son, ASCAP - Robertson WOULDN'T DO contagious stomp'er that's right up Blair] Still another take-off or FOR YOU the teeners alley. ALMOST (2:40) [E. H. Mor- g 2:22g [Cameo -Parkway, BMI Funny Peter Lorre, Greene's "Ringo," is this amusing Gamble, - Boris Karloff and Bella Lugosi imita- ris, ASCAP-Lawrence, Free- ditty that deals with the popular Boone] Also stick with this man] handclapping shuffle -rock romancer tions on a deck to watch. For a change of pace, the song- game. Cordic's the Pittsburgh per- hat's loaded with chart ingredients. (B+) GROOVIN' WITH DRAG stress offers a haunting rendition of sonality who made some noise awhil( I'wo goodies for Deedee. [Blackwood, BMI - Silvers] a lovely romantic ballad from the back. Bright assist by the Bob Troe More 'haunting' sounds, all -instru- show. This tune could stay around for chorus and Joe Negri Trio. mental here. a while. (B) 5 CHANNEL HI-FI DEMO I 1 Irl)Y WASHINGTON (Maxx 333) DOUG (2:58) [Cordic] Cute tall & CORKY (Ultima 708) BILL JUSTIS (Smash 1955) spoof of stereo stuff. I ONLY WANT HARD TIMES (2:30) [Tippy, TO DANCE THE AD LIBS (Blue WITH YOU (2:12) [Re- HOW SOON (2:13) [South - Cat 102) RMI - Washington] Teddy triever. dale, THE BOY FROM NE% 1\ ashington can quickly jump Trifid. BMI-Wilkie. ShiplevÏ ASCAP-Mancini, Still- the into Here's a potent -sounding affair man] Bill Justis revives this lush and YORK CITY (2:50) [Trio national spotlight with this to - from BMI-Taylor] The new Red labe Irawer hard Doug & Corky the teen crowd could melodic finale theme from the Richard Bird -driving, rhythmic r&b shell out plenty Boone Show penned by Henry can make an immediate chart im' lament about a romance which has of coin for. Fresh and Man- pression with this gown cold. Tune inventive arrangement is perfect com- cini. Arrangement is also in the Man- inviting jump'el boasts an infectious plement. cini manner. A lovely that sports a strong Artie Butle swingin' repeating riff. Watch it. tune that merits (B+) I ONLY WANT TO DANCE attention. choral and ork arrangement. Deck' tB+) COME ON (2:46) [Maxx. WITH chock full of commercial sounds. BMI YOU (2:12) [Re- (B+) SKA-HA (2:17) [Triumvirate, - Washington] Slow - triever, Trifid. BMI-\Wilkie. Shipley] (B+) KICKED AROUND (1:47 moving. lyrical traditional blues BMI-Rentrop, Cunningham] [Trio, BMI Taylor] Gal' Instrumental version of the reverse- A happy - good dance programming sounding blue -beat opus for fed up with everything on this u item. pleasurable listening or dancing. tempo affair.

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H0: Dave Kapp, President of Kapp The encyclical was, entitled Records, has been in the record "Tu Sciendi Della Stella"-"You Brit business about as long as any- Come From The Stars." body. He's seen thousands of Harry Simeone, by the way,

12) artists and hundreds of thousands certainly has an ear for songs (2;. of songs come and go, and he that lend themselves to a choral Da doesn't become excited easily. sound. A Julliard graduate and E When Dave phoned a few a student of Stravinsky, he was ba weeks ago, to say how en- arranger for Fred Waring and sh thused he was over a new The Pennsylvanians for 10 years. .nty Christmas record by The Harry Back in '47 he arranged "'Twas >ayd The Night Before Christmas" (2: Simeone Chorale I watched for yen the special delivery postman for that group, and it too has ad eagerly. It wasn't on the turn- become a standard. table more than a minute, when Well, after writers Velona and I was completely captivated. Capra added English lyrics to the )4) "O Bambino" is the title of language of the Pope's encyclical. the song. I'm sure that it will and titled it "O Bambino," Sime- an' not only be one of this year's one arranged it for 25 voices (16 tur biggest seasonal hits, but that it male and nine female), accom- -so will become a Christmas stand- panied by a percussion section, q h ard like Simeone's "Little Drum- two guitars and an organ. mer Boy," to be played and To describe its beauty Is point- ; (2: each year far into the less. This is one you simply must -Ra' cherished s future. hear, to experience both a thrill- When I played it on the air ing musical and religious quality. last Saturday, a WWDC listener My vote goes to "O Bambino" (C called to say that her mother as the Christmas song of the had found the lyrics in an old year! L' Italian Bible. dig I asked Harry Simeone about load it the other day, and learned ck that the Italian lyrics are from abo an encyclical issued by Pope d Pius IX at the beginning of the k's century. nr I- n pi Thank you Fred Fiske. Similar comments and feelings have been 2) expressed by many other radio friends, too numerous to mention. Ro obe .off am "0 Bambino" by the Harry Simeone Chorale is the Christmas hit of the P° gb ea ob year. The Harry Simeone Chorale is now exclusively on Kapp Records. D ite

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r1141r979: 01 01 H!! 111111111111111111UI1111m1ID11@IIM11111111®Im3111Q11151111111111111III1II11I111111111111111[111111 [MII Best Bets Best Bets IVIANA (4 Corners 4-117) VINCE GUARALDI TRIO LITTLE JOHNNY TAYLOR EFFIE SMITH (Duo -O -Disc 107) THE LITTLE DANCING (Fantasy 593) Galaxy 735) DIAL THAT TELEPHONE- CHICKEN (2:39) [Silverbell, OH, GOOD GRIEF (2:21) FOR YOUR PRECIOUS PART 1 (2:23) [Aries, BMI- ASCAP-Ballerino, Maresca, Pagano] [Felfar, BMI Guaraldi, LOVE (3:03) [Gladstone, Criner, Smith] Effie Smith could, once Here's a novelty import from Italy Mendelson] The Vince Guaraldi- Trio ASCAP-Brooks, Butler] Little John- again, well have a novelty hit on her that's just different enough to stir up can get back in their "Cast Your Fate ny Taylor can create plenty of excite- hands with this funny recitation about some excitement. The very youthful To The Wind" money -making ways ment with this top-notch updating of an unfortunate gal who has more than lark effectively essays this melodic with this delightful low-key mid- the old Jerry Butler & the Impres- her share of problems. Side boasts a tale. stream jazz instrumental obviously sions triumph. The tune is a slow- moody, after-hours jazz -blues backing. inspired by the Peanuts comic strip. shufflin' pop -blues romancer with an A natural for r&b play. The years - (B) CONCERT IN THE KITCH- Fine change -of -pace programming emotion -packed lyrical quality. Watch back deck's already attracting atten- EN (2:13) [Silverbell, ASCAP fare. it closely. -Zanin, Luppi] More juvenile efforts tion. AND LUCY (B+) I'VE NEVER HAD A in Italian, theme by Daniel, Marco (B+) LINUS (3:03) WOMAN LIKE YOU BEFORE DIAL THAT TELEPHONE- and Oreste. Catchy item. [Felfar, BMI-Guaraldi] Hard - PART 2 (2:21) [Aires, BMI- driving musical tribute to two Peanuts (2:44) [Cireco, BMI - Taylor] Criner, Smith] On this end the artist characters. Raunchy, medium -paced happy blueser. lets her husband, who has been out for McGRAW BROS (Cheltenham 1004) FRANKIE CALEN (Epic 9742) three days, have a piece of her mind. CHANTILLY LACE (2:10) THE BRUINS (Comet 2167) Effective funky low-key instrumental TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE support. Plenty of potential. [Glad, BMI-Richardson] The NOBODY BUT YOU (2:04) (1:46) [B.F. Wood, ASCAP- McGraw Bros. come up with a tasty [Wemar BMI - Isley] The Burrows, Greenway] Calen belts out THE ROMAN STRINGS/BRASS updating of this oldie from the pen of Bruins, an English act, have a deck this catchy rock-a -cha-cha in the vein (Ava 177) the late Big Bopper J. P. Richardson. loaded with potential. The songsters of "Pretty Blue Eyes." The lush string This is a thumpin' reading that could effectively wail out an Isley Bros. backing adds to the strong commercial (MY) BEAUTIFUL OBSES- bring in plenty of revival coin. handclapper. Here's a platter the rock flavor and should have the teens flip- SION (2:17) [Aut-ASCAP- and roll set will really flip for, so eye ping. Eye this one for sales and spins. Saraceno, Freeman] Here's a smooth- (B+) TIME AND PLACE (2:12) ly effective fusing of lush strings and [Cameo, Parkway, BMI-Mc- it carefully. (HELP ME) TELSTAR (1:55) ASCAP big beat to provide a potent setting Graw] A steady -beat thumper but less (B+) ONE MORE TRY (2:12) [Sarah, - for this lilting and haunting melody. exciting. [Wemar, Capel] Drake] Songster could have a double BMI-Phillips, action disk with this strong flip. Rock- The Roman Strings could come in for More hard rock on this end, tho more some prime airtime with this one. in a liverpool style. a -cha-cha arrangement has a flavor THE OTHERS (Fontana 1944) of the teen oldie, "Venus." Telstar (B+) FIREFLIES (2:20) [Wrist- OH YEAH (2:54) [Arc, BMI could rocket. BMI-Gordon] On this end the CHUCK RONDELL (Columbia 43187) Roman Brass takes over with a Bert - MacDaniels] The Others LEMME B. GOOD (Mercury 72361) dish up a funky -flavored item with an ALL'S FAIR IN LOVE AND Kaempfert-styled ork opus. It's easy - WAR HARD TIMES (2:38) [Dury, paced and easy listening. off -beat sound that could stir up some (2:50) [Metric, BMI- Lane, BMI-Owens, Parker] airplay excitement. It's a builder with Stone] The kids should flip for this The CHERILYN (Imperial 66081) a fast fade ending. Harmonica -guitars teen -angled romancer slickly essayed chanter could do Top 100 business with this medium -paced small group - BABY [Five, setting is effective. by Chuck Rondell and a "shooby doo" pop DREAM (2:45) chorus. A multi -dance beat should backed -blues feelingful tale of West, BMI-Bono] Here's a (B+) I'M TAKING HER HOME enhance airtime potential. woe. Tune has an impressive rhythmic smooth multi -track ballad geared for (2:17) [Southern, ASCAP- teen -angled melody. Loads of poten- the teen dance crowd that could be an Stewart, McLintock] Liverpool -like (8+) SPEAK FOR YOURSELF tial. early noisemaker with a bit of help item that also has merit. A rhythm JOHN (2:05) [Fred, Rose, (B+) YOU'RE A BREAKER OF from the spinners. ballad opus. BMI-Blackwell] A lyrical ballad HEARTS (2:32) [Bourne, reading of a modern Miles Standish - ASCAP - Miller, Porter] Pleasant (B+) STAN QUETZAL (2:30) Priscilla -John Alden triangle. dual -track chorus -backed r&b tear- [Five, West, BMI-Greene, ERNIE FREEMAN (Ava 176) jerker. Stone, Boro] Powerful instrumental rocker for top dance acceptance. RAUNCHY '65 (2:15) [Hi- MILAN (20th Century Fox 552) MARILYN BURROUGHS Lo-BMI-Manker, Justis] The (Philips 40252) DIANA DORS (Fontana 1943) Ernie Freeman crew steps out bright- ANGEL'S LULLABY (2:45) I LIKE TO ly with a slick updating of the while - [Pine, Knob, BMI - Milan] SING IN 5/4 SO LITTLE TIME (2:31) back Bill Justis runaway that could 20th Fox unveils its first etching by (2:22) [Richards, ASCAP- [Skidmore, ASCAP - Reed, pull plenty of coin. It's a handclappin' songster Milan who bows with a soft - Richards] Lark Marilyn Burroughs Mason] Actress-lark Diana Dors could stomper geared for both adult and voiced reading of "Angel's Lullaby." happily surveys a tuneful bit of have a money making winner with teen dancing pleasure. The chanter has a pleasant, easy- sophistication with an infectious lyric this very effective romancer she sur- going style that could command some and an arresting melody. First-rate veys with feeling. Chorus and driving (B+) JIVIN' AROUND (2:09) [Me- attention. choral-ork backdrop is enhancing. beat ork setting is top-drawer. tric-BMI - Gray, Freeman, (B+) MOVIN' ON (2:45) [Russlyn/ Dolphin] A multi -flavored instru- (B+) RUNNIN' WILD (2:20) (B+) IT'S TOO LATE (2:54) [Near, [Nom, BMI-Milan] A change Jay, ASCAP Florence, Ro- North, BMI Reed, Mason] mental with bits of blues, honky tank tella] Slick - - and swing, etc. of pace item by the chanter that jazz -oriented ballad read- Another smoothie by the English lark, spotlights him in an uptempo affair ing with a big beat. but the other end has the edge. with a danceable beat. THE PAGEBOYS (Seville 135) WHEN 1 MEET A GIRL .TAMES BRYANT (Renne 108) Christmas Bets LIKE YOU (2:35) [124 Mus. Co, BMI-Scott Martin] The Page- THREE STEP (2:12) [AMS. J: \ \ISEY LEN I - TRIO (Argo 5488) LITTLE JOSEPH (Blue Cat 103) boys lash out with a vibrant pulsator SESAC-Bryant] James Bry- EGG NI1G (2:50) [Ramsey ant unleashes THE STORY OF CHRIST- geared for quick teen approval, dee - his potent, wide -range Lewis, BMI - Lewis] The MAS (2:30) [Trio, Tender jays should like it too. Top dance vocal talents full -blast on this high- Ramsey Lewis Trio has had hits in Tunes, affair. powered, BMI-Morton] Story of a little chorus -backed rhythmic the past and they can do Top 100 lad who couldn't afford to buy Christ- bluesey item which intros a new teen business again with I this first-rate mas gifts youthfully told by a young- (B+) HAVE LOVE (2:00) [Page - dance. Could break quickly. sol, Yuletide -flavored sparkling midstream ster named Little Joseph. BMI - Ryan] Another jazz instrumental. Side boasts some rapid-fire item by the lads that has (B+) HEY THERE YOU GIRL (B) CHRISTMAS JINGLE much to offer (2:33) [AMS, SESAC-Bry- effective, rapid-fire melodic changes. (2:00) on the teen market. ant] Deejays should really dig it. [Trio, BMI Morton] Yule - Funky, happy-go-lucky r&b flavored instrumental.- romancer. (B+) JINGLE BELLS (2:33) [El TONY BORDERS (Hall devon, BMI-Pierpont] Swing - AL BELLETTO 1926) in' uptempo rendition of the Christ- (White Cliffs 206) YOU ARE MY TREASURE EDDIE HARRIS (Columbia mas sturdie. HAVE A VERY MERRY (2:40) [Fame, 43188) BMI-Greene] PEOPLE CHRISTMAS (2:04) [White Chanter Tony Borders wails a lot of (2:58) [Chappell, RAY ODDIS (VIP 25012) Cliffs, BMI-Crane] Here's a quick soul on this Ray Charles -fashioned ASCAP-Styne, Merrill] The RANDY, THE beat Yultide item R&B Jazzist could well stir up NEWSPAPER that has what it ballad that builds potently. The some sales BOY (3:21) [Stein & - takes to make the jocks sit songster exhibits excitement with this top-drawer mid- Van and ops plenty of style and stream stock, ASCAP-Oddis] A happy -end- up and take notice. Catchy job by polish. lyrical bluesey treatment of ing tale of a little newspaper Belletto and the the oft -cut "Funny Girl" tune. Good boy who kid chorus. Rates (B±) item gets what he wants for Christmas. the attention. CAN'T STAND TO SEE YOU for ops and spinners. Effectively CRY [Dixianna, narrated with Yule -flavor- HAVE ders, BMI-Bor- (B+) GROOVY MOVIES (2:40) ed musical backdrop. A HAPPY, HAPPY Colvin] A straight -forward blues [Duchess, NEW YEAR (2:04) [White item effectively rendered BSII - Harris] (B) HAPPY GHOUL TIDE (2:13) Cliffs, wailer. by the Swingin' rhythmic small combo jazz BMI-Crane] Same bright tune sounds. [Jobete, BMI-Haney] Mon- with lyrics changed for the coming sters and stuff in a Christmas setting. year.

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R. T. & THE POTLICKERS THE CASINOS (Terry 116) JOHNNY COPELAND (Bragg 102) l.''S CHANTEURS DE NOEL (Hooks 1001) (Everest 2054) (B+) THAT'S THE WAY (2:00) (B+) YEAR ROUND BLUES (B+) STICKY PIG FEET (2:18) [Club Miami, BMI-Smith, (2:10) [Kaboo, BMI-Staner] (B+) ET LES CLOCHES SON [Mike(, Hooks, Rocarmeo, Casinos] An easy -listening shuffle Rhythmic, chorus -backed pop -blues NAIENT (2:40) [Lebron, Bill BMI-Hooks, Taylor] Contagious, all- stomper that merits attention. Strong twister. -Hale, Baudry, Herron] Delightfu instrumental, slop -beat hard rock r&b flavor. warm-hearted sung -in -French Yuletic bouncer. (B) AIN'T NOBODY'S BUSI- item with some interesting snatch( (C+) (B) TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE NESS (2:32) [Ardmore, BMI of counterpoint. NIGHT WALKER (2:00) (2:30) [Pamper, BMI-Starr] -Taylor] Moody, after-hours soulful [Mikel, Hooks, BMI-Hooks] R&B wailer nicely done. blueser. All instrumental bouncer on this end. (B+) AND THE BELTS RIN (2:15) [Lebron, BMI Hal JON PAUL TWINS (Palomar 2204) - THE THREE YOUNG MEN (FROM Baudry, Herron] English version WOODY GARDELLA the top side. MONTANA) (MGM 13290) (B+) KISSES IDellwood 150) (B+) HE'S MY FRIEND (2:58) ENOUGH) 2 5) [Engle- [Frank, Rinimer, ASCAP wood, BMI-Vorhaben] A hard -driv- (B+) CUTE DRESS [Dellwood, Willsonl Tune, - ing vocal entry from the duo with ASCAP- Diamond, Coleman] CHARLES BROWN (King 5947) from "Unsinkable teen appeal. Infectious, shufflin' teen novelty. Molly Brown," is dished up with a CHRISTMAS (COMES BU pleasing (B+) square dance flavor. Record (B) I WANT YOU GIRL (2:00) (B) YOU SHOULD KNOW [Dell - ONCE A YEAR) (2:24) [Loi could get many turntable spins. [Englewood, BMI-Vorhaben] wood, ASCAP - Diamond] BMI-Milburn, Shubert] Rollickin (B+) RIVERWIND (2:20) [Saun- Multi -dance rocker the teen set should Rockin' Chorus -backed rhythmic hap- happy-go-lucky bluesey seasonal ditt ders, like. py romancer. ASCAP - Jennings] (B) A Show's title tune ballad should also BRINGING IN BRAN grab loads of spins. THE FOUR TEES (Vee Jay 627) NEW YEAR (2:08) [War SONNY STITT & PAUL BMI - Ward] Rhythmic, mediur THE ROBINS (Musicor (13+) LIKE MY BABY (2:15) [Con- GONSALVES' (Impulse 230) paced funky hand -clapper. 1050) rad, BMI] A wild and soulful (B+) LUCY WATUSI (2:40) [Pud- r&b opus with dual -market appeal. (B+) SALT & PEPPER PT. 1 dle, BMI Verroca] Group (2:30) BMI - - [Pab, - Stitt] CHARLES BROWN (King 5946) lets loose with strong watusi sound. (B) I SAID SHE SAID (2:20) Lyrical, uptempo contagious mid- Disk has catchy melody and can score [T.M., BMI-Clark] Easy - stream jazz sounds. big sales. paced r&b affair with gospel-like (B+) CHRISTMAS BLUES (2:51 choral backdrop. (B+) & [Lois, BMI - Moore] Slog (13) SALT PEPPER-PT. 2 CRY OVER YOU (2:25) (3:00) [Pab, BMI Stitt] shufflin' pop-r&b Yule romantic tea [Puddle, BMI-Verroca] Tune KAYE STEVENS (Capitol 5316) Logical of - jerker. has early R&B ballad sound. continuation the above. (I3+) YOU (1:47) [Four Point, BMI (B+) LINDA & VISTAS (Shrine 100) -Wayne, Wayne] Big pro- JIMMY LOVEMAKER (Decca 31720) CHRISTMAS (2:55) [Loi (13+) SHE duction offering by lark that sports BMI-Brown, Nath] More of t' WENT AWAY (2:40) same. [Gil, BMI-Singleton] Good strings and voices and a big beat to (B+) SOUL (2:32) [Champion & gimmick drum beat backing on this advantage, Dubrina, BMI-Wicker] Rol- teen ballad. licking, shufflin' chorus -backed r&b Can attract enough at- (B) SOMEONE MUST HAVE tention for solid sales. Gal's a potent rocker. PIERRE GONNEAU (Laurie 3280) stylist. HURT YOU A LOT (1:57) [Leeds, ASCAP - Grant, Walker] (B+) FOXY DEVIL (2:32) [Cham- (B+) THE BOY (13) BAD APPLE (2:00) [Pera, More of the same but more country pion & Dubrina, BMI-Wick- SANTA IT CLAUS FORGC BMI-Bass, Dee] Tempo is flavor. er] Raunchy, danceable rhythmic (2:34) [Shapiro, Bernstein, ASC? speeded on flipside to a fast swingin' happy blueser. -Carr] Talk -sing reading of the pi foot tapper. Fair sound. l)ON HINSON & RIGAMORTICIANS ennial poor little boy. (Capitol 5319 ) DOMENICO MODUGNO JOHNNY SHANE (Imperial 66073) (B) CHANSONDU SOIR (2:3 (Decca 31718) (13+) RIBOFLAVIN - FLAVORED, Ba (B+) GIRL LIKE YOU [Jest, BMI-Greenberg, (B+) TU SI' NA NON -CARBONATED, POLY- (2:18) Schwratz] Slow -moving holiday COSA (3:10) UNSATURATED BLOOD (2:38) [Central Songs BMI-Spez- [Miller, ASCAP Modugno, zie] Strong R&B foot -thumper. strumental. Gigli] Modugno's all Italian- [Garpax, Limelite, BMI-Mutulo] on treatment More monster shenanigans, this time this prize winning tune (B) SUMMER LOVE (2:00) - 12th (at the by the Hinson group. Geared for teen [Ex Annual Naples Song Festival) is brook Metric BMI-Summers, THE SNO-FLAKES (Hi Note 1E strong enough to create acceptance. Davidson] attention. loads of Morer rock hand -clapping (B) MONSTER JERK (2:05) sounds here. (B+) JOEY THE SNOWY SNO' FLAKE (2:15) [Alkern, B (B) TU SI O' MARIE [Garpax, BMI-Paxton] A (2:05) likely follow-up or -Kern] Simple little holiday or [Robbins, ASCAP-Modugno] companion piece EDDIE & MARY (Sta -Set 403) with pre -teen appeal. This end's a delightful Italian ballad. to the Monster Mash. (B+) ARE YOU (B) BORRIS (BORIS) l'ICKETT PUSHED TO IT? JINGLE BELLS (2:00) Ple. (Garpax HAROLD MELVIN (Landa 703) (Love) (2:05) [Lamaja BMI ant instrumental -vocal readi 44185) -King, Smith] Duet wails of (B+) GET OUT on an in- traditional Jingle Bells. (13+) BLOOD BANK BLUES (2:47) (2:20) [Dandelion, teresting R&B session. Outing can [Garpax, Capizzi, Zig Zag, BMI-Barrett] A receive some radio attention. kett, Capizzi BMI-Pic- potent r&b rocker that could make it Pickett, who scored big (B) DORA HALL (Premore 1002) awhile back with "Monster Mash" pop. PLEASE MR. D.J. (2:26) can have more chart success with [Lamaja BMI-King, Smith] (B+) KISSIN' BY THE MISTI Count this (B) YOU MAY NOT LOVE ME Similar material on this side. Dracula -like voice novelty. (2:35) [Myers, ASCAP- TOE (2:01) [Arch, McF (B) ME & MY Stone] Lilting romantic land] The husky -voiced lass offer MUMMY (2:32) ballad with happy and [Garpax, Capizzi, BMI-Pic- easy harmony setting. GROVER MITCHELL (Decca 31719) rhythmic Christmas kett, Capizzi] Another ghoul mancer. offering. (B+) LOVING THE l'l'NILONS (Lummtone 115) YOU (2:16) [Cham- I3.IRRV JONES (travel 5202) pion & Falart BMI-Mitchell. (B) GIVE ME YOUR HEA FOR CHRISTMAS (1: (B+) NOW (B+) HE FELL FOR ME AT Simmons] Effective, chorus -backed THAT YOU'RE GONE teen -angled [Sealark, BMI-Halley] 4 Seas (2:25) [Winall, Tomaria, FIRST SIGHT (2:28) [Hele- blues rocker. -Jones, BMI riqui, BMI-Fowler] Cha cha like intro to Christmas opus. Barlas] S:,ngster turns in a hand - (B) MIDNIGHT TEARS (2:92) pleasant teen rock ballad. clapper with r&b feel that could stir sound. A good up some excitement. [Champion & Falart BMI- RELIGIOUS Floyd] Slow -moving traditional r&b (13+) LOVE HASN'T (B) GROW UP YOUNG weeper. CHANGED ROMEO THE ZION ITS WAY (2:00) More of the (2:45) [Heleriqui, BMI-Fow- HUMMINGBIRIIS same here. 1er] Teen opus with limited appeal. (A -B -S 4619) JACKIE & GAYLE (Capitol 5325) "When Jesus Comes"/"For God Loved The World" l'R.\NKIE LEHMANN THE PAIR EXTRAORDINAIRE (B+) WHY CAN'T MY TEACHER (V. J. M. Russ 4424) (Liberty 55745) LOOK LIKE MR. NOVACK ZALE HALLIDAY AND THE V (R+) A LONG DAY'S (2:00) [Lar-Bell, BMI-Larson, Bel - GINIANS FIGHT (B+) FIGHT FOR YOUR GIRL land] Amusing, rhythmic (2:23) [Lehmann] Lehmann (2:47) [Seventh Ave, danceable (A -B -S 4622) has cleverly produced Kusada, teen -angled novelty based on the pop- "No Reservations Registered / Saucer" this "Flying BMI-Kusik, Adams, Kasha] Big ork ular TV personality. type cutie. Disk has lotsa ballad feelingfully delivered. Book Called The Bible" sales potential, (Sta -Set 404) (B) (B+) I CAN'T GO OUT TONIGHT (13) NICKITA's PATIENCE BABY (2:20) (2:10) [Shayne, LAMENT (2:36) [Seventh Ave, Kusada, ASCAP - BILL LEE [Mendolia] Easy movin' in- Kusik, BMI- Testa, Alfano] Extremely slow -mov- (Sta -Set 404) strumental. Adams, Kasha] Shuffle rock ing romantic ballad with a blues reading. tal sentimen- "Workingman's Prayer"/"If Je while -back sound. Came To Your House" 14 Cash Box-December 19, lc www.americanradiohistory.com a lC Tony's Songs...

"Stranger In Paradise"/ Wright & Forrest "Cold, Cold Heart"/ H. Williams "Because Of You"/ A. Hammerstein & Wilkinson

.on, "Rags To Riches"/ Adler & Ross lig Yul "Young And Warm And Wonderful"/ Zaret & Singer sna "In The Middle Of An Island"/ Varnick & Acquaviva "Just In Time"! Comden, Green & Styne 151 "Firefly"/ Leigh & Coleman "Put On A Happy Face"/ Adams & Strouse 971 "Love Look Away"/ Rodgers & Hammerstein Il

9) "Follow Me"/ Lerner & Loewe 3lli nal "Comes Once In A Lifetime"/ Comden, Green & Styne BP "I Left My Heart In San Francisco"/ Cross & Cory nle "Tender Is The Night"/ Webster & Fain

"Have I Told You Lately?"/ H. Rome 591 "The Rules Of The Road"/ Leigh & Coleman si "The Best Is Yet To Come"/ Leigh & Coleman Itir "Marry Young"/ Leigh & Coleman "The Good Life"/ Reardon & Distel "I Wanna Be Around"/ Vimmerstedt & Mercer "I've Got Your Number"/ Leigh & Coleman "Once Upon A Summertime"/ Mercer, Legrand, Marnay & Barclay

FO "Quiet Nights"/ Lees, Kaye & Jobim (English Version) A th "On The Other Side Of The Tracks"/ Leigh & Coleman "The Moment Of Truth"/ Satterwhite & Scott rg, "The Stillman & Wood lid Little Boy"/ "When Joanna Loved Me"! Wells & Segal "So Long, Big Time!"/ Langdon & Arlen s "The Kid's A Dreamer"! Hendler & Arthur er la "Don't Wait Too Long"/ S. Skylar "Spring In Manhattan"/ Reach & Scibetta 10i il "Climb Ev'ry Mountain"/ Rodgers & Hammerstein II "Blue Velvet"/ Wayne & Morris oa "It Amazes Me"/ Leigh & Coleman 11 "I Won't Cry Anymore"/ Wise & Frisch

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"The Best Thing To Be Is A Person"

By Bob Haymes and Alan Brandt Jonathan Glenn Music 45 West 56th Street/ New York, N.Y. Song Featured in Tony's New Columbia Album

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By Carolyn Leigh and Cy Coleman Edwin H. Morris and Co., Inc. 31 West 54th Street / New York, N.Y. Mr. Sid Kornheiser, Corp. Exec.

"Autumn Leaves"

By Johnny Mercer, Joseph Kosma and Jacques Prevert Morley Music Co., Inc. 31 West 54th Street / New York, N.Y. Mr. Sid Kornheiser, Corp. Exec. Songs Featured in Tony's New Columbia Album

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"Who Can I Turn To" (When Nobody Needs Me)

Words and Music by Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley. A Hit Song and Now a Great Hit Album by TONY BENNETT on Columbia Records. From the Forthcoming David Merrick Broadway Musical Production "The Roar Of The Greasepaint" Starring Anthony Newley- Opening in New York, February. Musical Comedy Production, Inc. Happy Goday- General Professional Manager New York, N.Y.

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PAPER TIGER WORLD I 1 YOU'RE THE ONLY STRUNG OUT FRENCHY Po:e--8MI) 14 KNOW 26 rTry AIe-8/.' II 39 April-ASCAP; Sue Thompson (Hickory 1284) James Crawford (Smash 72347) Vic Dana (Dolton 301) Sonny James (Capitol 5280) GOOGLE EYE KISS AND RUN 2 LOVE, LOVE (THAT'S ALL I A-uR Rose-BMI) 27 Bobby Skel (Soft 826) 40 The Nashville Teens (London 9712) 15 LIVE IT UP WANT FROM YOU) r8.ten r oco Eor-y-ASCAP BIG BROTHER TOKYO MELODY GUESS WHO 28 r-BMI/ Strange Lores (Swan 4192) 3 l lock-8MI) (Big Serer, Bhi Dickey Lee (Hall 1924) Dusty Springfield (Philips 40245) Sheridan Hollenbeck (lnterphon) Helmut Zacharias (Decca 3175) LOW GRADES 8 HIGH FEVER DO WHAT YOU DO, DO WELL SOMEWHERE IN YOUR HEART 41 7el,t'a0-8MI 4 I JUST CAN'T SAY GOODBYE Linda Laine 8 Sinners (Tower 60020) 'retrnl Sonm -81d1) 16 A'(AP 29 Ned Miller (Fobor 137) Frank Sinatra (Reprise 0332) Screen Gems Co! -8M!! Bobby Rydell (Capitol 5305) I'D DO IT AGAIN VOICE YOUR CHOICE HE'S MY GUY 42 (Drurylond Becken--BMI) 5 RadiHMI) 17 /Bloc/ wocd-BMI) LONELY NIGHT Bobby Wood (Joy 291) ants (Chess 1904) Irma Thomas (Imperial 66080) 30 Vernon B Jewel (Kent 405) IT'S BETTER TO HAVE IT LOVE IS PARTY GIRL STRANGE 43 (Nu)oc Bh' 18 Wore 8M1 EL PUSSYCAT 6 Unorr 8MI) (Joe 31 Barbara Lynn (Jamie 1292) Tommy Betty Everett & Jerry Butler 'Veelay 633) IMonpo-BMI Roe (ABC Paramount 10604) Mango Santomorio (Columbia 43171) IF I KNEW THEN I'M THE LOVER MAN TIGER IN THE TANK 7 -8M1),Chicory 19 JUMP BACK 44 (Tobey ASCAP/ (RSVP-BMI 32 Ray Conniff (Columbia 431681 Little Jerry Williams (Loma 2005) Chariots (R.S.V.P. 1105) East-BM!) Rufus Thomas Max 107) DON'T IT MAKE YOU BUCKET SHABBY LITTLE HUT 8 FEEL GOOD "T" MY ADORABLE ONE 45 (P,crurrone PM/ 20 (Screen Gems Co( 88.4I: !Hr!! Bongo, 33 (Duane-IMO Reflections (Golden World 19) 6 Shadows-BM! Ronny B Daytonas (Amy 6255) Overlanders (Hickory 1275) Joe Simon (Vee Jay 609) TALK TO ME BABY AND SATISFY GOLDFINGER 9 21 )Kory-ASCAP' DON'T BRING ME DOWN 46 knarr 81.41! r Goan Col --RIM l 34 Nancy Wilson (Capitol 5319) (Southern-ASCAR) Billy Strange (Crescendo 334) Bory Mann (Red Bird 10-015) Prettty Things (Fontana 1941) CRUSHER 10 WATCH OUT, SALLY 22 IT'LL NEVER BE OVER FOR ME BLIND MAN 47 ',In, A' 'APB 119s,r, n 4e; 35 Garer PM!' Diane Rcnay (MGM 13296) Baby Washington (Sue 114) Novas (Parrott 45005) Little Milton (Checker 1096) DANNY BOY TELL HER JOHNNY SAID ANEMA E CORE 11 6 LITTLE DRUMMER BOY 48 IHo:roy Howkos--ASCAP/ 23 GOODBYE 36 Patti LaBelle 8. Bluebells (Parkway 935) Jimmy Rosclli (Ric 1381 Vc14.,. Harry Simeone Chorale (20th Fox 429 Jerry Jackson (Columbia 43158) 12 TAKE THIS HURT OFF ME MELLOW FELLOW 49 LAUGH, LAUGH PLEASE DON'T LET ME KNOW THE MAN WITH ALL THE TOYS 37 24 Etta James (Argo 5485) Beau Brummels (Autumn 81 Don Covey (Rosemort 802) Beach Boys (Capitol 5312' ODE TO THE LITTLE BROWN I FOUND A LOVE, OH WHAT ROME WILL NEVER 13 LEAVE YOU GOTTA GET A' GOIN' 38 SHACK OUT BACK 50 A LOVE ,r.1,1!,, AS(API 25 !orvo., Rollwnttinr-BMI! ASCAP) 191,11' Richard Chamberlain (MGM 13285) New Christy Minstrels (Columbia 43178) Billy Ed Wheeler (Kapp 617) lowr,llrnn Ann 8. Troy (Atlantic 2256) gigA.:rwâi.rg' dí7AgAg-Ag-Ag-A:Tw :?g'Gw1:?vg 'w'6s'yo1.'iJ i

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www.americanradiohistory.com personalities presented some of the Committee for the new FCC Emer- nation's outstanding record stars, dis- gency Broadcast System, being inau- plays, and samples of the various and gurated throughout the country. Rep- PLATTER many sponsors products. The high- resenting the Rhode Island Broad. light of the evening came when all casters, he is working with the FM the stars saluted WHAT deejay Louis stations in the area to set up all SPINNER Heyward. emergency broadcast facilities. Gary Stevens, popular afternoon WOKY-Milwaukee recently pre- platter spinner on WKNR-Detroit, is sented Louis Armstrong with the PATTER getting set to kick off a TV Dance Golden Mikrophone Award. Presenta- - - I . nnm!ImnffTllllmTI tm G------Party on the motor city's WKBD-TV. tion, which was made by afternoon The show, first of its type in the city, spinner Steve O'Shea, is symbolic of Santa Claus' toy -delivering prog- contest. Clues as to the identity uuf the will "diamond miners" are broadcast peri- will be seen five days a week and appreciation for many years of serv- ress from his North Pole residence be in addition to his radio stanza. ice to entertainment. The award has and workshop will be tracked once odically. Listeners are told to "ask everyone you see, everyone you meet previously been won by Tony Bennett. again this Christmas Eve by WMCA- WLS-Chicago newsman Stan Dale Marty Robbins and Nat King Cole. New York. The station's spotters lo- and everyone you talk to over the has been elected to the executive com- around the telephone "do you have a special cated in strategic positions mittee of the board of directors of KHJ-Hollywood's daily "9th St. globe will have their mail-order tele- WFLA Orange Blossom Diamond?" the National Paraplegia Foundation Dec. So far, three rings have been found. West" swingin' teenage dance show scopes trained on the heavens which headquarters in the Windy will emanate as a live, remote show 24 to keep tabs on Saint Nick's ap- City. He began working with the or- added WWDC-Washington personality from the famed Hollywood Palladium proach to New York. As an ganization nine years ago, emceeing during April when the fourth annual feature this year, the WMCA scouts Art Brown who may have stopped shows and handling radio publicity give periodic reports on counting birthdays, hasn't given up Teen Age Fair is held. Deejay-host will also for the organization. Dale is heard Sam Riddle last week welcomed the cloud conditions, speed and altitude. counting on his listeners-and they daily on WLS news and is the moder- vigil always come through for him. The Safari's, Bobby Sherman, Terry Black Last year, the outlet's all-night ator of the news discussion program and Johnny Foster to the program. paid -off with exclusive reports on the month of Dec. has special significance "Pinpoint," broadcast Sundays at 9:00 bearded gentleman's whereabouts. Ac- for Art, who will mark his 29th year PM. cording to program director Ruth in radio broadcasting on Dec. 15th Dick Biandi of the Mutual Network Meyer, the response to 1963's "Santa (his birthday), is busy collecting CKY-Winnipeg is in the midst of a is currently running a very sucessful Tracking" broadcasts has prompted funds for the station's annual Christ- comprehensive campaign for the promotion contest in conjunction with the station to increase its outposts mas party at the D.C. Home for the Christmas Cheer Board of Greater Len Maxwell's new 20th Century Fox from 10 to 15. Reports will be trans- Aged and Infirm at District of Co- Winnipeg. Each year, the board dis- LP, "Merry Monster Christmas." Au- mitted this year from Oslo, Norway; lumbia Village. Last year, Brown's tributes toys and food to over 3,500 dience is asked to send in their con- Helsinki, Finland; Stanleyville; the listeners helped WWDC raise some needy families ... and this year, the ception of what Lenny, who does all Black Sea; other places "out of this $6,298 which is annually turned over need is greater than ever. Listeners the voices and sound effects on the world"; and finally, of course, New to the Home by the Nation's Capitol are urged to take their canned goods album, looks like. Winners will re- York City. Miss Meyer expects that Station. Brown's favorite aid to this or good used toys to the CKY studios ceive a Frankenstein head speaker. Contest." millions of WMCA listeners of all project is his "No -Name or to any Winnipeg fire hall. Members VITAL STATISTICS: ages once again will hang on every Listeners are asked to pick a name of the fire department then make any Joel Sebastian exits his deejaying word describing advance of Santa's for a very valuable canary, and if they necessary repairs to the toys. The sta- is also offering to pick up any niche on WXYZ-Detroit to assume a sleigh and reindeer. tion care to send a birthday greeting along donations in the metro area. similar post on WINS -New York... . Shelley Stewart, formerly on WJLD- "Have you got a WFLA Radio to the deejay with their name -selection they can include a cash donation Peter Barstow, program manager Birmingham, has been given the nod Orange Blossom Diamond?" has been to take over the slot of Dave if they wish. The most original name of WLKW-Providence, was recently the late a frequent question heard in the involved in a public service triple play. Dixon on KATZ -St. Louis. . Bob Tampa -St. Petersburg area during the selected receives the canary and its He was appointed a member of the Tarring leaves WCTC-New Bruns- last three weeks. Dick Lawrence, op- cage, and all the cash is turned over Board of Directors of the Rhode Is- wick, N.J. for WDRC-Hartford where land Heart Association, after serving he'll handle the evening Top 40 seg- erations director of the outlet, has to the WWDC Christmas party fund. "Mr. No -Name" can then no longer as radio -TV chairman and public rela- ment. . . Pete Kersey, most recently placed five men's and women's dia- tions consultant for 10 years. The with WLAK-Lakeland, Florida, is mond rings valued up to $1,000 with claim to be un -titled. same week, he was appointed a mem- now spinning 'em on WIOD-Miami. various "public" personages through- It was a grand night for singing ber of the Board of Directors of the .. Johnny Hayes has been given the Rhode Island Arts Festival. He will green light as music director of KGB - out Hillsboro and Pinellas Counties. (gospel and pop) during the Nov. have charge of all public relations of San Diego. . . . Ira H. Apple named The rings are furnished by two stores presentation of the "Welcome Neigh- the Festival. At the same time. Bar- public affairs manager of KDKA- who are named as sponsors of the bor" show as the WHAT -Philadelphia stow is serving on the Rhode Island Pittsburgh.

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22 Cash Box-December 19, www.americanradiohistory.com KAREN MORROW IS GREAT- Wayne Robinson, Philadelphia Bulletin

MISS MORROW IS THE HAPPIEST SURPRISE OF THE EVENING- Ken Barnard, The Detroit Daily Press

SHE GAVE ME GOOSE BUMPS- Shirley Eder, Detroit Emergency Press

Broadway's New Recording Star KAREN MORROW Singing the title song from the Broadway Hit "I HAD A BALL" coupled with "ALMOST" 5,LIF MERCURY 72373

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FORTH POP PICKS Fort Werth, '. WORTH, DALLAS OR HOUSTON- Dallas« George Hamilton IV-RCA Victor LSP 2972 Bewley George Hamilton tags this new Victor LP session after his recent click of "Fort Worth, Dallas THE KINGSTON TRIO-Decca DL 74613 George Or Houston" and includes eleven warm-hearted The Kingston Trio spread their musical wings Hamilton previous hits and country favorites. The chanter's of contempo- and explore the entire gamut the Iv rich, wide -range baritone voice carries him in rary folk idiom (e. g. traditionals, message -songs, good style on "A Rose And A Baby Ruth," bluegrass etc.) on this their initial Decca album "There's More Pretty Girls Than One" and "Linda release. 'the crew's distinctive full-bodied chro- With The Lovely Eyes." Dual-market sales pre- matically inventive style is effectively showcased dicted here. on such familiar items as "Midnight Special," "Gotta Travel On" and "Little Play Soldiers." Disk seems sure to skyrocket up the hitsville path. DO ANYTHING YOU WANNA-Harold Betters IMAMYOU WANNA -Gateway GLP 7014 Harold Betters tabs this album romp on Gate- way after his current attention -getting single, PEARLY SHELLS-Billy Vaughn-Dot DLP fe/ 1101. 1r1 "Do Anything You Wanna." The trombonist shines 25605 in the solo spotlight on both uptempo pulsators BILLY VAUGHN Ace orkster Billy Vaughn should have no dif- '' as well as nice 'n easy ballads and blues -flavored ficulty in rapidly jumping into the winner's circle items. Eye this set for early sales activity on pop with this top-flight program of recent vintage and jazz markets, the Betters Quartet is a fine hits and evergreens all played in his distinctive, new group that merits watching. Slick tracks here easy-going danceable style. Vaughn superbly are the tag tune, "Do Anything You Wanna," helms in ork in some mighty impressive rendi- and "Girl From Ipanema." tions of "Pearly Shells," "Peg O' My Heart" and "Moonlight And Shadows." Eye the package for rapid acceptance. POP BEST BETS

ST. LOUIS TO LIVERPOOL-Chuck Berry- IN PERSON-Marty Allen & Steve Rossi-Mer- 1óPerson cury Chess LP 1488 1,lä(MKIK.eP.221oAG V tCSa'6,1/ (y.R SR 60979 Chuck Berry, that multi -talented musical dy- Erfbezü Allen & Rossi could stir up some sure-fire sales namo, is back again in a program of mostly self- excitement with this laugh -laden comedy session penned tunes which have become popular on both cut "live" by Mercury in Las Vegas. The gagsters sides of the foam. While backed by a swingin' dispense an infectious brand of humor that combo and accompanying himself on the guitar evokes plenty of guffaws. Rossi's singing is a the songster turns in winning renditions of such pleasant counterpart to Allen's "Hello Dere"-one- previous hits as "No Particular Place To Go," liners. The team has scored in the past and could "You Never Can Tell" and "Things I Used ¶l o make a showing with this one. Do." LP should reach the charts in no time flat.

"THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY"- Original Cast-Columbia OL 6320 "BAJOUR"-Original Cast-Columbia KOS 2700 James Thurber's "Mitty" has come to musical Schubert Row gypsies have set-up house at the life with marked Off-Broadway success. For com- Schubert Theater in New York for the time being posers Leon Carr (music) and Earl Shuman in a so-so received musical called "Bajour.' (lyrics) longtime Tin Pan Alley teammates, it Walter Marks, contributing his first score (both should lead to a crack on On -Broadway. They've words and music) for Broadway, has a way with penned a charming score that's pertinent to the a show lyric that's more advanced than his melo- plot, tunefully and intelligently so. "Walking dies although a song called "Honest Man" is re- with Peninnah" is certainly one of the most en- freshing on both conuts. Chita Rivera, Nancy gaging name -songs in years. Performances, led Dussault and Herschel Bernardi are the leads, but by Marc London, Cathryn and Eugene Roche, the chorus is ever-present for lively doings. sparkle in the intimate Off-B'way format.

"KISS ME KATE"-Various Artists-Reprise F-2017 GOODBYE CHARLIE - Original Soundtrack - "Kate" is considered the late Cole Porter's Andre Previn-20th Century Fox TFM 3165 masterpiece. Who can argue with that evaluation Ace flick composer Andre Previn has created a when confronted with its song line-up (e.g. "So In top-drawer score for "Goodbye Charlie," the cur- Love," "Wunderbar," "Why Can't You Behave," rently -in -release kookie comedy starring Tony "Were Thine That Special Face") ? In this Re- Curtis and Debbie Reynolds. Previn, who also prise Repertory edition, the complete score is pre- conducts the ork, has injected some provocative sented by a fine round -up of talent, including musical constructions ending in elements of Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Keely Smith, the jazz, pop, blues and classical variations. Standout Hi-Lo's, Lou Monte and others. A refreshing non - tracks include "The Loser," "Speak To Me" and Schubert Row approach to a collection of gems. "I Don't Twist." Loads of potential.

DAVID ROSE PAYS1& IMtRICANIZA1I0N 0F EMILY DAVID ROSE PLAYS THE THEME FROM THE AMERICANIZATION OF EMILY-MGM E-4271 PICCOLA PUPA-Warner Bros. 1574 David Rose tags this new orchestral offering r,n. PICCOLA PUPA WS on MGM after the new Piccola Pupa, a teenage songstress from Italy "Americanization Of makes her American disk Bros., Emily" flick with a score by Mandel & Mercer. debut on Warner It's a haunting with a collection of familiar Italian -American theme that serves as a potent tunes dished intro to such other melodic film items as "Walk up in beat -ballad fashion. "Volare," On The Wild Side," "Ebb Tide," "Till There "Ciao Ciao Bambino", and "Al Di La" could re- You" Was ceive renewed attention with the youngster's re- and "The Fall Of Love." Lush arrangements freshing in the Rose manner make for top-notch listening renditions. Recent network TV exposure enjoyment. could stimulate some teen sales response.

THE DISCOTNEOUE ^^ UMW'D1K KEATING SOUND -Johnny Keating F PlRTY c[ reu London SP 44058 - DISCOTHEQUE DANCE PARTY-Various Or- Here's a rousing chestras-MGM SE 4258-2 effort, on London's phase 4 The discotheque series, by Johnny Keating that puts the blues in craze continues to build steam a brassy, .. and this first-rate two -pocket set from MGM fea- big band setting to stir up some sales turing action and air play. Keating, who has had pre- the swingin' orks of Larry Elgart, Danny vious album Davis and Antonino Rocca reading a bevy of successes, could score with this pack- danceable age of excellent, freshly arranged material. Some tunes in different tempos should find of the attention ;;.. favor with a host of tersichorean-oriented con- catching cuts are "Everything sumers. Happens To Me", "For All We Know", Among the highlights are "I Don't Know "Speak Low". and Why," "My Blue Heaven" and "Night Train.' Loads of enjoyment here.

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Hey, 1917! Smile! Yer really something! Yer one of the greatest Christmas records I've ever heard. And the way yer sellin'! WOW!

Thanks, 1916. You smile, too! Heck, yer a hit in about ten cities already. By the way, I've been hearing a lot of disc jockeys talkie' about makin' a cartridge out of me. I'm kinda frightened. Will one of you tell me what that's all about .. ?

Fear not, 1917. Being made into a cartridge is great! VOICE Only yer radio station appearance changes; YOUR not yer sound. CHOICE It means the disc jockeys love ya'; lot of air play... lot of sales. It's great! I speak from personal experience. And I'm on the charts!!

Cartridge-smartridge! All I know is that I've sold over 40,000 in seven days and I'm zooming! Look, gang, let's get some rest now; LITTLE MILTON we're all gonna be movin' Checker 1096 like crazy these next few weeks.

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GREAT THEMES FROM GREAT FOREIGN JAll PICKS FILMS-Mr. Acker Bilk-Atco 33-170 ..,.., /A.. Me t/LIC In recent years foreign flicks have given birth to more and more commercial themes and Mr. HELLO, JOLLY!-Pete Jolly-Ava A51 - 1:1/:.T Pete Jolly, who scored a hit with his while ..... Acker Bilk teamed -up with the Leon Young TIN String Chorale pays a fine musical tribute to a back "Little Bird" set on Ave, could have anothe FRO.M dozen tunes culled from pics from abroad on this winner with this pop -jazz collection of chestnut .,..__ VIM/NM Atco release. The clarinetist constructs some and newies. The artist launches the set with ; lyrical melodic variations on "The Good Life," romping treatment of the Beatles' biggie, "i _ .._ ..._a..FOREIGN "More" and "La Ronde." Delightful listening Hard Day's Night," and follows through wit] FiI. Ml throughout. smooth readings of "Here's That Rainy Day, "A Sleepin' Bee' and "Sweet September." Lot of loot to be made with this one.

ORIGINAL GOLDEN HITS OF THE GROUPS- VOLUME III-Various - Artists-Mercury MGH herbie mann & the bit evans trio 25007 Here's a nostalgic package (part of Mercury's NIRVANA-Herbie Mann & Bill Evans Trio - continuing "Original Golden Hits" series) featur- Atlantic 1426 ing a host of popular groups reading a familiar Herbie Mann teams up with the Bill Evan selection of recent and while -back chart triumphs. Trio on this hauntingly melodic midstream jaz Among the highpoints of this varied r&r date are set from Atlantic. Neither the flutist nor th "Do You Love Me" by the Contours, "So Far 88'er attempts to grab the solo spotlight for him Away" by the Pastels, the Marveletts' "Playboy." self. Instead, each artist blends his own distinc Teenage record buyers should come out in force tive talents into a cohesive lyrical musical unit for the disk. Best listening bets here include "Nirvana," " Qe Love You" and "Willow Weep For Me."

:111 .. + JAZZ IMPRESSIONS OF A BOY NAME] THE YOUNGFOLK-United Artists UAS 6402 WM®i EaEL? O15tBb vine ._ CHARLIE BROWN - Vince Guaraldi - Fantas The Youngfolk, a new seven -strong pop -folk 5017 group, display an imaginative approach to the Vince Guaraid rio Vince Guaraldi, one of the increasing numbs folk idiom on this premiere album outing of of jazz men to find success in both pop and jan mostly self -penned items. The group utilizes har- markets, offers his "Jazz Impressions Of A Bo' mony and counterpoint and they dish -up fresh - Named Charlie Brown," an original soundtrac sounding good-humored versions of "Sometimes," etching from a new animated film. There are n "Come Judgement Day" and "Wouldn't You familiar tunes here, but Guaraldi's personal bran Know It." Performers to watch. of inventiveness and superb keyboard artistr shine throughout. The 88'er could easily repea some of his earlier successes with this top -draws effort on Fantasy.

THE COUNTRY & WESTERN HIT SONG ANNIE ROSS SINGS A HANDFUL OF SONG -Everest 5227 og.. BOOK-Capitol ST 2128 The past few years have been real good Annie Ross returns to the disk scene on Everet 111F 1 il \IH1,\\\I`Illt\ for with 1111M1\1,1401)1,, country music with countless c&w items grabbing this "handful" of ballads from out of th Top 40 attention. This top-drawer Capitol disk past. The lark's masterful phrasing sets he presents a fine collection of dual -market hits apart as one of the top stylists in the busines rendered sans -vocals so fans can sing -along. With a combo that perfectly complements ht Highlights here are "Ring Of Fire," "Saginaw, highly-individual vocal charms, the songatret Michigan" and "Wings Of A Dove." Printed offers potent readings of "All Of You," "Los lyrics to all the songs are included with the For Sale," "A Lot Of Livin' To Do" and "Lill package. Someone in Love." Ross fans will flip for th outing.

THE RED BALLOON-Barr/Vallin-Nonesuch i'tin24 f cr t+-.. fc ço foc ARRIBA!-Montego nNTEOO JOE Joe-Prestige PR7336 H72001 ' Montego Joe makes his album debut as a spo The adventures of a little Parisian boy who has light soloist on this Latin -jazz set from Prestig found a red balloon are told in song and narra- The classification here is Afro-Cuban with a b tion on this children's disk from Nonesuch. The of Brazilian and Haitian added for good measure film remains as a classic won 13 having interna- For those who like their music with a vibrar , I tional awards. A delightful score by Al Barr sets Latin beat, Montego's workout on the cong the proper mood for Jean Vallin's re -telling of drums is something special to hear. The rhythn I the tale. A first-rate children's offering, especially are infectious here as the drummer reads "Ftl I appropriate for the Christmas season, that can Man," "Too Much Saki," and "Dakar" and other ; be enjoyed any time. LP is also a fine catalog A first-rate package from item. Prestige.

V FAIR 1. t U) - CLASSICAL PICKS MY FAIR LADY MY WAY-Johnny Richards -- Roulette MOUSSORGSKY: Pictures At An Exhibitiot R52114 George Szell conducting the Cleveland Orchestl The big band of Johnny Richards joins th, -Epic LC 3890 legion of performers who've put their signatures Moussorgsky on LP versions famed "Pictures At An Exhib of the now classic Lerner & Leowe tion" (orchestrated by Ravel) is given a super giant, "My Fair Lady." These are swinging arrangements, reading by George Szell helming the Clevelar slightly jazz -oriented with emphasis Orchestra on this first-rate classical offering fro on the brass section. Not all the tunes are in- Epic. The cluded, but bright tracks conductor treats the multi -colored wot here are "On The Street in an affectionate lyrical manner paying clo; Where You Live," "Show Me" and "The Rain In attention Spain." Spinners of to all of the composition's intrica soft music should dig it. chromatic developments. The disk also boas Szell and Co. reading Stravinsky's "Firebin Suite." A standout recording. MORE! BLUEGRASS HALL OF FAME -Vol. 2-Various Artists---Starday SLP 296 BEETHOVEN: Piano Concerto No. 5 `Emperor Starday extremely successful with their pre- Katz/Halle Orch-Everyman SRV-138 vious album of all-time bluegrass classics and Vanguard's popular-price line, Everyman, offe this second entry offers another healthy serving a first-rate performance of the "Emperor" Co of familiar instrumentals and vocals. The disk certo by Beethoven with Rumanian pianist Mi OF dru Katz and 1 stars such well-known vets as Jim & Jesse, the Halle Orchestra conducted Jimmie Skinner Hylo Brown, Sir John Barbirolli. A work of dynamic propo Jimmy Martin, Carl tions, .,...... >, Story reading the likes of such and certainly one of the master's greats: t.....,..e .\ ,":'; :,,,,,,:.: sturdies as "Ken- ,.... ;...41119111. this interpretation t.::/NM tucky Moon" and `Border Ride." Package should by Katz reflects power and a mowT`....rmom create plenty of excitement in the c&w markets. thority. A fine budget-proced version for the di ..4. cerning classical devotee.

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A survey of key radio stations in all important markets throughout the country to determine by percentage of those Jerry Vale reporting which releases are being added to station play lists this week for the first time and also the degree of con- centration combining previous reports. Percentage figures on left indicate how many of the stations reporting this week have added the following titles to their play list for the first time. Percentage figures on right include total C HAVE YOU from left plus the percentage title received in prior week or weeks. (SURVEY COMPLETED TO DECEMBER 9TH)

TOTAL % OF LOOKED INTO % OF STATIONS STATIONS TO HAVE ADDING TITLES TO TITLE ARTIST LABEL ADDED TITLES TO PROG. SCHED. PROG. SCHED. YOUR HEART THIS WEEK TO DATE

43 The Man With All The Toys-Beach Boys-Capitol 43% 40% I'll Be There-Gerry & Pacemakers-Laurie 78% Ray Conniff Singers 39% Dearest Santa-Bobby Vinton-Epic 39% 37% Christmas Will Be Just Another Lonely Day-Brenda Lee- IF I Decca 37% 35% You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling-Righteous Bros.-Philles 90% KNEW 32 % Have You Looked Into Your Heart-Jerry Vale-Columbia 65% 31 % Downtown-Petula Clark-Warner Bros. 31% 30% THEN Leader Of The Laudromat-Detergents-Roulette 84% 4-431ßR 29% Thou Shalt Not Steal-Dick & Dee Dee-Warner Bros. 72% 28% You're All I Want For Christmas-Al Martino-Capitol 28% 27% Hold On To What You've Got-Joe Tex-Dial 27% 25% Andy Williams Come On And Do The Jerk-Miracles-Tamla 36% 23 % Don't Forget I Still Love You-Bobbi Martin-Coral 45% rnEAI 24% You're Nobody Till Somebody Loves You-Dean Martin- Reprise 24% 23 % I Can't Stop-Honeycombs-lnterphon 31% 22% I EART Give Him A Great Big Kiss-Shangri-Las-Red Bird 22% t t ii,, 21 % Wild One-Martha & Vandellas-Gordy 97% 20% Lovin' Place-Gale Garnett-RCA 93% 20% Somewhere In Your Heart-Frank Sinatra-Reprise 20% Steve Lawrence 19% Promised Land-Chuck Berry-Chess 54% 18 % You'll Always Be The One I Love-Dean Martin-Reprise 18% I WILL 170/. White Christmas-Drifters-Atlantic 17% 16% Live It Up-Dusty Springfield-Philips 16% 15% WAIT Can You Jerk Like Me-Contours-Gordy 52% 15% Oh Bambino-Harry Simeone Chorale-Kapp 15% 14% My Buddy FOR YOU Seat-Hondells-Mercury 27% 4-43192 13% The Name Game-Shirley Ellis-Congress 13% 12% Seven Letters-Ben E. King-Atco 38% 12% He's My Guy-Irma Thomas-Imperial 23% Robert Goulet 11% Lovely, Lovely-Chubby Checker-Parkway 19% 11% Bucket "T"-Ronny & Daytonas-Mala 35% MY LOVE, 10% Walk Away-Matt Monro-Liberty 94% 10% Hey Da Da Dow-Dolphins-Fraternity 32% FORGIVE ME Ni LESS THAN 10 % BUT MORE THAN 5 %

TOTAL % TOTAL % TOTAL e 414 TO DATE TO DATE TO DAT Makin' Whoopee Always Something There To Remind Me I'm Gonna Love You Roy Charles (ABC Paramount) Too COLUMBIA RECORDS 36°0 Sandie Shaw (Reprise) 600o Hulloballoos (Roulette) 330 My Love (Roses Arc Red) You Know Who Group (4 Corners) 460o N Whot Now Tokyo Melody Sometimes I Wonder Gent Chandler (Constellation)

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""' d7 iellìì!!lU!IIIIIImI!!II!mmInsImull(IIIllmmumLTiamainizsm(011111 IIII111111111111 I lIIIIIIlluhm ATLANTIC-ATCO New dealer coats, effective immediately, are $2.10 for 53.98 LP's, $2.63 for 54.98 LP's, and $3.15 for $5.98 LP's through Dec. 31st on all new product and catalog LP's. AUDIO FIDELITY LP deal: buy -S -get -1 -free, plus one stereo spectacular demo at 56 with the purchase of each two catalog records. No termination date announced. DIAMOND A buy -7 -get-1 -free deal on a Ronnie Dove LP, "Right or Wrong." Expires: Feb. 28. for the FOLKWAYS A fall incentive plan whereby eight pre-packaged units -10 albums each-are offered on Holiday Sales Season buy -6 -get -one -free basis. Also, other LP's at additional 121% discount GATEWAY Two free for every 10 albums purchased on entire catalog. Expiration date indefinite. 1 Dick and Deedee, who are currently MERCURY "Part 2 of Out of This World with Mercury": Special discounts on 37 new LP'e and catalog. "KISS riding the charts with "Thou Shalt Dec. 31. Expires: Not Steal" on Warner Brothers, have been together as a team about two years. NASHBORO AND Everything started when Dick St. Buy -7 -get -one -free on entire catalog including new LP's. 100% exchangeable. No expiration John, whose painting talents won him date has been set. a scholarship to the Los Angeles Art Institute, was working on a sketch ORIGINAL SOUND RUN" one morning. It was a mountain scene, LP catalog available on a buy -10 -get -one -free basis. 100% exchangeable. No expiration date set. but to Dick's critical eye, something was lacking. Suddenly a melody en- REQUEST Bobby Skel tered his mind. He tried repressing it, but finally gave up and concen- LP catalog available on a buy-10 -get-2 -free basis. Described as a limited-time offer. SOFT =826 trated on the song. With the lyrics and melody down in black and white, SIMS Dick took the tune to this grammar Buy 10 albums get 3 free. Expires: Jan. 31. school friend, Deedee. A Liberty recording contract followed and in short SMASH -FONTANA order the new duo cut "The Moun- "Sales Route '64": Special distrib discount on Smash -Fontana LP catalog. Expires: Dec. 81. Barbara Lynn tain's High," which quickly skyrocked up the charts. TAMLA-MOTOWN-GORDY 1 Today, the William Morris Agency keeps them extremely busy, from ap- All LP's available on a buy -6 -get-1 -free basis. Described as a permanent program. "IT'S pearing on top TV shows to personal appearances and magazine interviews. VEE JAY Already the team has branched to 10% discount on LP's. BETTER TO another field, nightclubs. The artists have broken all attendance records in WORLD ARTISTS teen clubs on the west coast such HAVE IT" as the Cinnamon Cinder, Peppermint 10% discount on LP's. No expiration date announced. Stick, Pandora's Box, Castle Club and JAMIE 1272 the Chez Paree. WORLD PACIFIC Fall l'i:.n---1,,' .h-r..unt, extra 5% on LP orders of 100 or more on any Item.

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Reprise thrush Sandie Shaw, with hear from Al 'Flat Top' Daly that he packing them at Persian plenty of hope for her American re- One of Victor's busiest artists these e Ja Room of the Plaza. Those who've days is 88er Peter Nero who will in- and his companions plan to have their smooth have lease "There's Always Something annual all-nite programs on Dec. 24th mg caught the chanter's act There To Remind Me," was larrupt his cross-country tour to tape cut voiced nothing less than raves for his presented the and 25th. They would appreciate it if with a silver disk in England for her Jona.han Winters TV special to arks his singing, which be . . . performance-for sales of more than a quarter of a aired Dec. 14th. The Kirby our readers would drop them a greet - is better than ever, and for his be- ane tween -song patter. At a Kapp -hosted million for the deck. The English I trade paper "Record Mirror" also oth evening at the Persian Room last br week, trade and consumer press reps gave the lark its Topper Award for and deejays were thoroughly delight- reaching the number one slot on the -ace English charts. rhe ed with Jack Jones the showman... . Another exciting show around town eed can be found at the Peppermint Coral Records' Skip Cunningham is c , rdi Lounge. In addition to the sensational on the coast to tape the Hollywood dancing and instrumental work, Palace and Regis Philbin TV'ers. The I entAc there's a bang-up vocal job turned in multi -talented songster is also sked- ra by the Younger Bros., a trio of vocal- ded for upcoming shots on the Ed ists who should be making disk news Sullivan, Johnny Carson and Mike ICe in the near future. . Al Hirt, Douglas shows. His newest outing on Victor's hirsute best-seller with no Coral is "Puzzle of Love.". . Lon- Song less than four albums on the charts, nie Kaufman buzzes that Kip Records CLAY COLE AL HIRT KEN COLMAN ites just back from a whirlwind midwest- is re -activating, along with its affili- gned ern concert trek. Al will do a guest ate Pik Records. The label. The firm Stone Four, Warner Bros. disk artists, ing card, preferably humorous. Daly ecord; shot on a Red Skelton show to be will soon bow sides by comedy team unveiled their new Gotham nitery The requests that you put your name and s irr aired Jan. 5. . . . Congress chanter Sammy Petrillo and Larry Beni, and Kirby Stone Fourum, last week (10). affiliation on the card itself. The ad- ;aodb; Ritchie Adams, currently out with a four sides by lark Michael -Ann. . The club features a semi -circular dress is Albert G. Daly #77582 c/o ng 'E newie tagged, "Are You Changing," Mike Kelly at Beta sez the distrib is stage, a superb sound system, eye- K.K. Smith -Assist. Dir. feat Classification, IIJ has donned Army green for a two- running hot with "Goldfinger" by catching lasses called Kirby's Kittens, 4000 Cooper Street, Jackson, Mich.... rilf week stint with Uncle Sam at Fort Jack LaForge (Regina), Gerry & The and entertainment nitely by the Kirby Songstress Lisa Kirk currently pleas- env!ap Wadsworth on Staten Island. Pacemakers' "I'll Be There" on Lau- Stone Four, Johnny Brown and Marge ing audiences in a road company ver- to rie, and the Shirelles "Give Him A Dodson. The new watering spot is sion of Meredith Wilson's miner Tamla-Motown's Iry Biegel dropped Great "Here's Big Kiss For Me" on Scepter. located at 48th & 2nd Ave. Love" is skedded to appear at the rom Pi by the CB offices last week during a . Bob Atlantic's Kornheiser predict- Plaza's Persian Room in Jan. The vmo l busy round of business visits in Goth- ing smashes for Millie Small's Atlan- Fantasy's Vince Guaraldi Trio, who lark will shortly cut an LP of Mere- art R', am. . . . Sid Talmadge buzzed from tic debut, "Ive Fallen In Love With gained national attention with the dith Wilson tunes for MGM. rated the coast that the sales picture looks A Snowman," Little Esther Phillips si. gle "Cast Your Fate The a Be very bright for the To Wind" Larks' new Money "Some Things You Never Get Used and the album "Jazz Impressions Of World Artists thinks it may have )c6 LP, "The Jerk," tagged after their To," and Be "Can't Still" by Booker T Black Orpheus," predict they'll do it one of the smoothest new holiday >; (H smash single. . . . Eddie Keeshncr, and ehe MG's on . SLax. Deccas again with the LP "Jazz Impressions songs in some time with "I Star A iaa" t Diane Renay's manager, up to the CB prolific Burl Ives (he's got more tha.e Of Charlie Brown" taken from an up- Star" by the Joe Sherman Orchestra. came ; offices on behalf of the lark's MGM 40 albums in the catalog), made one coming TV show based on the cartoon The tune was penned by the Weiss e WB noisemaker. 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Molly Bee taped four Jimmy dirt RECORD HOLLYWOOD: Dean Show guest spots and currently hea headlining the Flamingo, Las Vegas l Cash Box\\ Al Martino has been signed by pro- for four week stand Former n\\'. \ ducer -director Robert Aldrich to sing Canadian deejay Ken Colman, now an ` RAMBLINGS the title song on the sound track of actor-singer on Epic Records, has es- the recently competed "Hush . . . tablished residence in Hollywood and IlVllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIII I IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I I IIIIIIIIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII Hush, Sweet Charlotte," to be reis busy promoting his newest release, leased nationally by Capitol Jan. 1. Cooper called from San Francisco to Trio, tells us the boys have been "Funny World". . . . Dick Clark Production's Christ- 'eet tell us that "Christmas Puppy" by booked into the Fickle Pickle for 16 mas Show, a Holiday Package of top HERE THERE: nel Dudley Dogg Jr. (Holiday) is picking weeks. Group bows on USA Records popular recording artists, currently AND of Yule sales and . The big three with Earl up plenty spins... shortly.... on tour in major cities of the North- PHILADELI'IIIA Warner Bros. - It t Comic Jackie Clark, who'll guest on Glicken are "Guess Who" by Dusty - west. . Gary Owens, KMPC radio Reprise promo rep Ronnie Singer the the Joey Bishop TV'er of the 27th, is Springfield (Philips), "I Want You paged by several major labels To Be My Boy" by The Exciters personality, has formed Go Inc., for notes that the label is garnering 2{t being the purpose of producing and packag- smash sales on a flock of goodies- to cut comedy LP's. . Fisher & (Roulette) and "Run" by The Candy it ing tv & radio series, in addition to "Somewhere In Your Heart" by Frank Marks, who bowed on Cameo -Park- Girls (Rotate). . Orkster Tony tee radio -tv spots & other projects. . . . Sinatra, "You're Nobody Till Some - way with a laugh -session tagged Marterie sends word that he's com- "Rome On The Range," are holding pleted four new sides for upcoming forth nitely at the Twin Coaches in release. . . In the fore at Garmisa Pittsburgh. . . . Gladys Shelley's Dist. are follow-up "Let's Lock The "Peace and Harmony" by Hildegarde Door" by Jay & The Americans (UA), on the Spiral label is enjoying re- "Party Girl" by Tommy Roe (ABC), newed interest this holiday season, "The Look Of Love" by Lesley Gore according to label exec Sol Abrams. (Mercury) and "My Buddy Seat" by Argo's Johnny Nash making fre- The Hondells (Mercury). quent guest appearances on NY TV and radio shows. German songster, Freddy, made his first Chi appearance at the Civic Opera House 12/12.... Comic Jackie CHICAGO: Vernon, who opens at the Boulevard Songster -composer Tony Bellus in Long Island 12/22, plans to wax an writes from Cincy that he recently album during his next scheduled en- MICHAEL -ANN JOE SHERMAN SKIP CUNNINGHAM signed an exclusive pact with King gagement at Mister Kelly's ... RCA's D Records and has already completed Augie Blume reports tremendous Warner Bros. has signed George Dun- body Loves You" by Dean Martin, el his first two sides on the label- sales and airplay here on the current ing to write the score for "East is "Downtown" by Petula Clark, and le "Goodbye Baby Goodbye" b/w "Mus- Neil Sedaka single "I Hope He Breaks East and West is West" for it's "All Day & All Night" by the Kinks. i2 tang '65". Tony's currently holding Your Heart." . . Tommy Quickly, in "Wendy and Me" series, starring Over Columbia way, Ted Kellern the featured male vocalist spot on the from England to tape a Shindig ap- George Burns. . . . Anne and Ray is shouting hit for Aretha Franklin's daily "Jamboree" TV'er out there... . pearance for 1219, covered the mid - Conniff back in town following a nine - LP "Rennin' Out Of Fools," "Dear PI: Mercury's Smothers Brothers are in west circuit accompanied by Liberty's week vacation tour of Hawaii and the Heart" by Andy Williams, and "It town to headline Mister Kelly's 11th Jerry LaCoursiere before headin' for Orient. Ain't Me Babe" by Johnny Cash... . le, anniversary show. . . . Nice to hear the west coast. Tommy's currently on Area winners for Barry Abrams of It from Pfc. Bob Monaco, former local the English charts wtih "Wild Side Radio station KTYM-FM has picked A&L are "It's Alright by Adam Faith promo rep, who is now stationed at Of Life" (Liberty). . Freelancer up Sandy Nelson's option which calls (Amy -Mala), "Pompton Turnpike" by Fort Riley, Kansas. . . . Folks at Paul Galls, now handling Tony Ben- for an additional thirteen weeks as Floyd Morris, and "Opportunity" by United Record Dist. are praisin' the nett's releases in this area, tells us star of "Sandy's Garage." The Im- the Jewels (Dimension).... Leonard new Bobby Bland side "Blind Man" Tony's new "Who Can I Turn To" perial drum star performs his deejay Rosen of Sure Records, the only disk- h (Duke), "Thaw -Out" by Albert Col- album (Columbia) is chalking up chores direct from his garage in ery that exclusively issues String oli lins (Hall) and "The Jolly Green sales like mad! Also scoring for Paul Brentwood, Calif. . Sacramento Band disks, has brought his catalog ta Giant" by The Kingsmen (Wand)... . are Ascot single "Is Thirteen Too local girl, Dori Peyton, getting big to 21 LP's with two new releases- les Femme spinner Yvonne Daniels joined Young To Fall In Love" by The Pe- play in California on her new release, "The Roaring 20's" by the Ferko 11' the WBEE deejay staff. . . . Gerald tites and Capitol's "Golden Boy" LP. "In the Spring of the Year," on newly - String Band, and "String Band Jam- ila Tomas, who manages the Les Stewart Speaking of Golden Boy, Sammy formed Ottie label.... Jules Rifkind, boree" by the Woodland Srting Band. What's In A Name Game? Only CG -230 IIIII the hottest The Nitty Gritty Girl smash record SHIRLEY ELLIS now sweeping THE NAME GAME the country. THE NAME GAME RULES

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Last Week I tion Company of Radio Caroline, score, completed the session at mid- 71'' radio sta- AMEN 10 11Ii Britain's first commercial night, and had copies of the deck at 1 Impressions (ABC -Paramount 10602) pbo tion. Announcement was made last New York radio stations early Tues. of broadcast REACH OUT FOR ME 1 );av. week by TAF director morning. 2 (Scepter 1285) operations, George Bernard, and Joseph Kipness, producer of the Dionne Warwick t'.er Robin Leach, agency news director. was astounded to hear the OH NO NOT MY BABY 2 e;.tur show, 3 (Wand 162) 1ìì( All sales -programming operations on a New York outlet at Maxine Brown "Ball" side of for Caroline will be headquartered in 8 am on Tues. The show, also starring WALKING IN THE RAIN 3 P the TAF New Yorw office at 1697 and Richard Riley, 4 Ronettes (Philles 123) e, !t Buddy Hacket Ja Broadway. opens on Broadway on Dec. 15, fol- COME SEE ABOUT ME 15 ar Radio Caroline broadcasts pop mu- a week of previews. 5 Supremes (Motown 1068) mg lowing Jfu sic from aboard two moving ocean Mercury will release the original - RIGHT OR WRONG 4 McGriff (cen- vessels: Radio Caroline South and cast album. The label also issued a 6 Ronnie Dove (Diamond 173) NEW YORK-Jimmy Britain's f'vd recently stopped backstage at the North. Attwood Statistics, Louis Armstrong rendition of a tune COIN' OUT OF MY HEAD 6 ter) has 7 (DCP 1119) !at Majestic Theatre to congratulate leading Market Research agency, from the score, "Faith." Stan Free- Little Anthony 8 Imperials audience to be in ex- Lawrence ; ee- Sammy Davis, Jr. (left) on his star- found Caroline's man (music) and Eddie SATURDAY NIGHT AT THE MOVIES 8 mark, f ,In) ring performance in the click main cess of the 39 million listening (lyrics) wrote the songs. 8 Drifters (Atlantic 2260) a coverage reaching the entire United stem musical, "Golden Boy." The or- AIN'T IT THE TRUTH 9 h bú Kingdom. 9 Mary Wells (20th Fox 544) ganist is doing A -OK in his own right and promo- ,yker with his best-selling "Topkapi" LP on Caroline Rate Cards IT'S ALL OVER 11 the Sue label. The gentleman at the tional literature can be secured Smash Buys Master 10 Walter Jackson (Okeh 7204) 7. at right is McGriff's manager, Joe Leder- through TAEC New York. THE JERK 28 o; hai CHICAGO-A master purchase, said U Larks (Money 106) man. and on fa' to be break-out platter in Dallas 12 TOO MANY FISH IN THE SEA Lee-, throughout Texas, was announced last 12 Marvelettcs (Tamla 54105) Expands of sts Rodriguez Ent. week by Charlie Fach, head Smash 16 . ..nunniunmnunnuuunumuummumm..uninnnnnmmomminin THE PRICE Records. The master, entitled, "High 13 Solomon Burke (Atlantic 2259) 19'd5 AIN'T THAT LOVING YOU BABY NEW YORK-Tito Rodriguez Enter- On A Hill" by The Danes, was pur- ELVIS PRESLEY RCA VICTOR second ex- HOW SWEET IT IS 22 Elvis Presley Mule, Inc. prises has announced its chased from disk producer Major Bill 14 Marvin Gaye (Tamlo 54107) pansion move in the last six months. Smith. ASK ME in commer- BABY LOVE 5 ELVIS PRESLEY RCA VICTOR The company specializes According to Fach, "High On The 15 Supremcs (Motown 1066) Etch Presley Mule, Inc. has begun production cial jingles, and Hill" will be rushed into immediate Jazz had pre- CHAINED AND BOUND 7 TIME AND TIME AGAIN of bi -lingual ads where it release by the label. 16 Otis Redding (Volt 121) JOHNNY CASH COLUMBIA viously created solely for the Latin was made on the an- (V e Johnny Lash Mule. Inc. The purchase WILD ONE 17 market. niversary date of Smash's purchase of 17 Martha & Vandellas (Gordy 7036) nger. REACH OUT FOR ME The move consists of a relocation the hit "Hey Baby" from Smith, three i DIONNE WARWICK SCEPTER at larger quarters, 826 Seventh Ave- SINCE I DON'T HAVE YOU 19 Neu lenenlekel/Blue Seu/lee appointments. years ago. 18 Chuck Jackson (Wand 169) Both nue, and two new Major Smith was also producer of the HOW DOES IT FEEL? Arthur Azenzer, vice president of the THE 81 CANDY 20 THE RONETTES PHILLES such top -of -the -chart hits as "Hey 19 Candy 8. Kisses (Cameo 336) :till 1 Hill L Ranee/Mother Bertha firm is now musical director; and the Paula" by Paul and Paula, and "Last stiva public relations, sales, and advertis- LET IT BE ME 13 THE 81 Kiss" by J. Frank Wilson. 20 Betty Everett & Jerry Butler (Vee Jay 613) yboa. CANDY AND THE KISSES CAMEO be handled by Ascher -Fogel - ing is to i Ba Hill L Beep/Slslrne/CheckColt son Associates. LEADER OF THE PACK 18 2 21 (Red Bird 10-014) i IA s LOVE POTION NO. 9 Shangri-La's THE SEARCHERS KAPP IT'LL NEVER BE OVER FOR ME 25 es. Quintet Miele. Ins. Cleffer Says All -Time 22 Baby Washington (Sue 114) The f (THERE'S) ALWAYS SOMETHING 14 l att TO REMIND ME Hit Names 29 Pop List Overlooks AIN'T DOING TOO BAD Bobby Bland (Duke 383) SANDIE SHAW REPRISE the Jineulekel; Blue Seal/lac U.S. Distribs, Favorites WHAT NOW 33 Many 24 ONE WOMAN MAN Deals Gene Chandler (Constellation 141) GARNET MIMMS UNITED ARTISTS Makes Foreign YORK At least one music THE ONE YOU LOVE Valley Pskllalers. I.e. NEW - WITHOUT 21 man takes exeception to an all-time 25 Four Tops (Motown 1069) TWIST 8. SHOUT HOLLYWOOD Hit Records, sales - standard list that appeared in last SMILE 35 n SHANGRI LAS RED BIRD agent for the DeVille, Celestial and Proerenler Mellln week's issue. 26 Betty Everett i Jerry Butler (Vee Jay 633) Siena labels, has named 29 distribs in Al Niberg, the composer of such WATCH WHAT YOU DO WITH MY BABY the U.S., according to Art Benson, CHITTLINS 30 PEGGY MARCH RCA VICTOR evergreens as "I'm Confessin'," "It's 27 Gus Jenkins (Tower 107) Asrkuh Mnlc, Inc. president. In addition, the firm has the Talk of the Town" and "Under GETTING MIGHTY CROWDED 32 I WAKE UP CRYIN' made deals for pressing and distribu- a Blanket of Blue," told Cash Box 28 Betty Everett (Vice Jay 628) RAY CHARLES ABC -PARAMOUNT many over- 8.11,11 (Canada) Ltd. tion in seven foreign countries. Latter that the listing contained PROMISED LAND 37 sights and would have to include such 29 Chuck Berry (Chess 1916) YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU GOT move also involves Hit's six pub- UNTIL YOU LOSE IT other numbers as: "God Bless Amer- I HAD A TALK WITH MY MAN 23 KENNY GAMBLE COLUMBIA lishing companies. ica," "Adeste Fidelis," Silent Night," 30 Mitty Collier (Chess 1907) NIII L Ranee Shelves Foreign recording and publishing "The Lord's Prayer," "Ave Maria" MY ADORABLE ONE 24 DON'T LET ME BE MISUNDERSTOOD rights have been concluded with and many of Stephen Foster's crea- 31 Joe Simon (Yee Jay 609) NINA SIMONE . PHILIPS tions. Benny Benleeln Nutt. Ins. Manu -Svenska for Norway, Denmark THE DODO The honor -roll contained 33 songs 32 Gene Simmons (Hi 2080) SPANISH LACE and Sweden, Marvin-Musiikki in Fin- THE DRIFTERS ATLANTIC that were picked by members of the SOMETIMES I WONDER SL Lulls Node. Inc land, W & G Record Processing for RCA Victor Record Club as their all- 33 Major Lance (Okeh 7209) KENTUCKY BLUEBIRD Australia and New Zealand and T. K. time favorites. The songs were the HOLD ON TO WHAT YOU'VE GOT LOU JOHNSON BIG HILL basis of an NBC-TV special on 34 Joe Tex (Dial 4001) Rua luplebHiU. S. Se.p Shoji for Okinawa. Negotiations are Thanksgiving Day. TELL HER JOHNNY SAID GOODBYE underway with Germany, England, SEVEN LETTERS 46 JERRY JACKSON COLUMBIA Niberg also noted that such recent 35 Ben E. King (Atco 6328) Valley Peallsbn, Ina. Japan and Formosa. Publishers in- songs as "Moon River," "I Left My A THOUSAND CUPS OF HAPPINESS 26 volved are Charlin, Moontunes and Heart in San Francisco" and 36 Joe Hinton (Back Beat 532) THE ABER/ACM GROUP "Exodus" had no place on the com- Nye vert, Y Grosvenor House, all ASCAP and VOICE YOUR CHOICE 50

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HOLLYWOOD-Vee-Jay Records has NEW YORK-Epic Records has an- SINGING THE R8B RECORD OF THE YEAR kie signed deal nounced the immediate release of the hevet big -band Tmae tro Russ Mor- albums "Coast To Coast" by the Dave gan. Clark Five, and "Mr. Lonely," by LOOKIN' FOR A HOME Morgan's first single, "I Will Wait Bobby Vinton. For You," goes into immediate release The Vinton set is tagged after the BY LITTLE BUSTER in an unusual presentation. Song, chanter's current blockbuster single JUBILEE 5491 by Michel Le Grand, will be featured which holds down the number two both sides of the on single, one an spot on the singles charts for the sec- Natl. Dist. By instrumental by the orchestra, the ond week. The label also recently is- other side a different arrangement sued Vinton's first Yule LP, "A Very JAY -GEE RECORD CO., INC. featuring a vocal by Bill Farrell. Merry Christmas." 318 W. 48th ST., N.Y. 36, N.Y. According to Jay Lasker, executive The new Dave Clark Five package vp of Vee-Jay, a "Music in the Mor- gan Manner" album is being prepared comes in the midst of the group's first. for Jan. release, with A&R exec Lee West Coast tour. In Long Beach, Young producing. Calif., the lads established a new "Music in the Morgan Manner?" the house record for the Sports Arena. maestro's slogan, has been previously heard on the Decca, Everest and Capi - In addition to performances in EARL PARADISE 191 toi labels. every city, the Dave Clark Five has NEW YORK-Lon Chaney, star of ... Vee-Jay believes the presentation met with radio, TV and press reps countless Hollywood horror flicks, of important big bands may well be to give interviews. The Los Angeles recently cut the first record of his career for Tower Records. The side, } r ' the big selling record trend in 1965, Times and the Los Angeles Herald YOU'RE ALL "Monster Holiday," a Christmas -mon- e r Lasker said, pointing out that the Examiner devoted major space to ster -novelty take-off on "The Night great orchestral arrangements of the the group with radio and TV outlets Before Christmas," is the only monster deck to feature a real live mon- z top band leaders have remained juke providing additional coverage. ster. The vet thespian, best-known NEED.: box favorites through the years. The tour has not been without its for his role as the Wolf -Man, has r ATCO 6326 Vee-Jay's current roster of major mishaps; during the Long Beach visit, played every one of the famous artists includes such other orchestral 2,000 fans broke the glass doors of the monsters, including Frankenstein and DISTRIBUTED BY ATLANTIC names as Gordon Jenkins, "Sweets" El Mirador Hotel to get a look Dracula, during his long career in closer films. 2 Edison and Victor Feldman. at the boys. Schnyder To Merch. THE STARS SHINE ON COLPIX Jazz Concert Works Acquired By Blackwood Music Post At Capitol NEW YORK-Two works by jazz ar- Angeles Neophonic Orchestra in the HOLLYWOOD-Paul Russell, national ranger -composer Friedrich Gulda have recently opened LA Music Center. The merchandising manager at Capitol been published by Blackwood Music. premiere will be additionally note- Records, has announced the appoint- Both orchestral compositions appear worthy since Gulda is flying from ment of his new aide, Jack Schnyder. in the Columbia LP, "From Vienna Vienna to appear as soloist with the In his role of assistant national mer- With Jazz!" taped at the 1964 Vienna ensemble. chandising manager, Schnyder will be Festival with Gulda himself at the Guida is credited with being the handling the pop album line, and will report to Russell. keyboard. Gulda's "Music For Piano first classical artist to achieve signifi- and Band No. 2" and his "The Veiled Schnyder went west from his native Old Land" are the newly printed cant success in the jazz world. In ad- Indiana after attending Indiana State pieces. dition to receiving critical acclaim as College. He worked in the PR depart- The former work has attracted spe- a concert pianist, he has appeared at ment of the LA Times for two years before moving to a post as sales JANE MORGAN cial attention, and will be performed the Newport Jazz Festival and Bird - "FUNNY WORLD" promotion manager for KNX/CBS- CP 754 at the debut of Stan Kenton's Los COLPIX land. Radio in LA. (l A DIV. OF COLUMBIA PICTURES CORP. tt'$#.#*.$,*,*.##,**,#,**,*,#$**:*$'#'*'$'#'*'#v4 n HURRY w*4*#** **;** #*#4##** The Big 4 LAST ('ALL! n CASH BOX Year End Issue OT and

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Ember Moves In U.S. Seeburg Offers Locations 101 (Continued from page 7) New 'Discotheque Package' you're tained, in addition to a copyright spe- NEW YORK - The Seeburg Corp. cialist, attorney Robert Weiswasser has come -up with an ambitious dis- on as general legal counsel for Kruger cotheque idea for juke-box locations. ere Enterprises, Ltd., which includes all Discotheques, featuring dancing to the recording and music publishing acti- recorded music, have sprung up in The vities. Richard Gersh Associates was major cities of the U.S. following -ole eve appointed to handle public relations their success abroad, especially Paris. 2;tly and a New York mailing address for For locations carrying Seeburg ma- Far 1 of Ember Records has been established chines and allowing dancing, J. per at 32 Court Street. Cameron Gordon, president of the red a A significant factor in the United company told a distrib meet in Chi- the Artists deal, Kruger said, is the cago on Friday, Dec. 4 of Seeburg's S's new label's agreement to launch a major plan for a "Packaged Discotheque." rnlel campaign on three, new young Ember Seeburg has prepared a series of Iplet adam: artists, Ray Singer, Sheila and Jenny "Rec-O-Dance" albums which auto- aka (WADE, THAT IS) and Marcus Tro. These artists will be matically assure a continually chang- ^cAP recorded both in the United States ing and contrasting succession of ntial: in All and England. Ember releases rhythm patterns by top bands and CAP through UA will bear either an Em- WE'RE MAKING THIS combos. They were cut in the U.S. ring ber logo or identification of some sort under the direction of David Carroll, ttv on the label. Ember had previously the A&R man -maestro. aid COMING ON placed material with United Artists SOON mi=uc To the atmosphere of an F;r 1 "DO WHAT YOU D0 D0 WELL" score of "Zulu" and the original capture -the discotheque, the company has l et single theme by John Barry (now an actual MONTH. two large "Rhythm Twins" remote s brou Ember pactee) of "From Russia With to See - Love." speakers designed work with field PLEASE RAY CHARLES burg's Little LP juke-box, the LP ease: JOIN US!!!! Kruger, who will return to Eng- Also, in- land before will Console/480. the package lishe It To The Top shortly Christmas, cludes a multi -colored set of visually BECOMING A NATION-WIDE HIT cover Miami, Nashville and Memphis iace striking fluorescent wall panels, dis- e incl with before a final week's stay on the cotheque napkins, table Coast. He will leave for England di- coasters, ing tents, banners and an illuminated er Si "MAKIN' rectly from California. The junket, sign. Promo of in- which has become a regular event part the package entii cludes radio spot announcement copy TOOL WHOOPEE" for him, affords Kruger the oppor- and a location press tunity to keep himself constantly cur- release. ót The entire package is available to ch, b rent on all phases of the music pub- no cost. "The location lishing and record business in the locations at 'ted t NED MILLER will inevitably gain in music income," i. Alle United States. Gordon remarked, "but is not the Although Chad & Jeremy are the that ribuG FABOR 137 main reason for installing a dis- es. hottest artists now on Ember Records, cotheque. The big money will come the label has established itself solidly from increased sales of food and ar fr in the album field. Ember won the beverages, because a discotheque gets efit Gramaphone Retailer's Award for the dily i FULL COLOR FIDELITY the crowd into a location during Best Comedy Record of The Year normally slack evening hours, keeps dcasl with their release of the controversial, them there all evening, and keeps di Peter Sellers -Anthony Newley LP, :letter "Fool Britannia." Recently, the label them spending." i The package will be available at p, at garnered quantities of press coverage aatior OAK powerful distrib showrooms in about one week, for their documentary al- was ny of PUBLICATIONS bum I Am it reported. "Why Ready To Die," a lfI's tint narration by Peter Finch of the speech by the African Negro leader, ers : FoLK MuSiC BWKS Nelson Mandela. The album has re- tic is h lute Se,,tet !coot liar, ,i , Terry Oates Is whit C,uthrie, Leadbelly, New Lost Coy portedly resulted in a complete boy- Ramblers, Ewan MacColl, Jerry cott of the Ember label in South Henney's Replacement Silverman. Sam Charters, Clancy Africa until the record is dropped Bros., Peggy Seeger. others. from the catalogue. At Chappell Ltd. 111111 write for complete Ember Records, like Kruger's music carologne, dealer terms, etc. publishing firms, is four years old. LONDON-A headline in last week's The music publishing operation num- story incorrectly stated that Teddy OAK PUBLICATIONS bers among its copyrights the back- Holmes had succeeded Jimmy Henney 165 \% 4nth tit.. 1 \ 1 10036 as professional tali,. *Nit Publishers of SING OUT! grounds to approximately 60 motion manager of Chappell The Folk Song %toga:fine pictures and five currently running Ltd. Actually, as the body copy re- television series. lated, Henney was replaced by Terry 11 Oates. Hplmes has been with the firm since 1917 and was appointed to the "RA -TA -TA -TA -TA board of directors in 1951. (AND I DONT LOVE YOU ANYMORE) NEW SONGWRITERS SMI ® THE ORIGINAL ::: Adams-Ethridge Publishing Co. is Quincy Jones Named its HARRY SIMEONE CHORAL expanding catalogue and staff New Mercury VP of songwriters. If you have original big". ::: songs which have strong potential, (Continued from page 7) send demos only for review. Any BONNIE LITTLE DRUMMER be released in the spring of 1965. GUITAR :LI writer selected will receive a stand- NEV ard songwriters contract. If you As further indication of the diver- FABOR 138 BOY wish demos returned, please include sity of his musical talents, Jones has a stamped self-addressed envelope LP 3100 - arranged and conducted for a strong A GREAT SOUND! COULD BE ADAMS-ETHRIDGE PUBLISHING CO. roster of names over the years, in- ANOTHER SINGLE 429 "DARK MOON" P.O. Box 434, Galveston, Texas cluding Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis, Peggy Lee, Ray Charles, Ella Fitz- the ultimate in entertainment: gerald, Count Basie and Andy Wil- liams. Moreover, he was the recipient "HIGHWAY of the NARAS Grammy Award for MAN" TWO POWERFUL GOSPEL LP'S FROM NASHBORO the "Best Orchestral Arrangement of r ..tl.. ll( 1963" with 4-444.1-11 0.4.8\4(.1-'1111 44. Count Basie's "I Can't ...... Stop Loving You." As a recording artist in his own CURTIS LEACH NY right, Jones recently received the FABOR 135 Edison Award, at the Grand Gala du Disque, in Amsterdam, Holland, for EXCITING )4onqs SOUND-EXCITING STORY "Best Orchestral Album of the Year 1964" with his BECOMING A STRONG SEILER troni ,i1C "Hip Hits" Mercury album. His more recent album "Golden Boy" was released this cart month. In announcing Jones' new post, Green said, "It has been a pleasure RECORD COMPANY for all of us at Mercury to work with ANGELIC GOSPEL SINGERS the talent, ability, warmth and affec- !-,00 W. OLIVE AVE. P.O. BOX 1487 "SONGS OF COMFORT" WITH SONGS FROM THE HEART" tion that Quincy gives to all with BURBANK, CALIF. Edna Gallmon Cooke which he comes in cer- PHONE 213-846-4744 ti 'bro LP 7020 contact. I am tain that the years to come will bring NASHBORO 'ECORDS 177 3rd Ave. No., Nashville, Tenn. even greater achievements to this young talented 42 man." 14 Cash Box-December 19. 1964,.6 oz www.americanradiohistory.com RIAA Plans Color Film i GOV'T SUIT AGAINST BMI (Continued from page 7) HERE'S THE MAN ur (Continued from page 7) ators of the music which is performed the House Ways and Means Com- the money that it collects. mittee THE RIGHT MAN di stockholders. in July urging repeal of the .ion These charges are the same charges excise tax on disks, made a stand Here is the complete Burton state- THE .g that have been urged by BMI's dom- against the elimination of compulsory ORIGINAL RECORD ! ment: pi accusations made De- inant competitor, ASCAP, before Con- licensing from the copyright law, "The by the 64,000 BY win gressional committees, the FCC and mapped plans to fight proposals to in- SOLD PHONE partment of Justice against BMI run a 'ari counter to the facts. long succession of attorneys general. crease postal rates on disks and suc- directly They have repeatedly FIRST THREE HOURS, -01 Far from attempting to monopolize been shown to cessfully presented testimony before a performing rights field, BMI was be without merit and neither the Con- House Subcommittee calling on Con- the gress, the FCC nor any previous at- gress to consider records a major art 91,000 SOLD & SHIPPED formed with the complete approval torney CI of 25 general has taken action upon form in a bill (later signed by Presi- of the Department Justice IN THREE DAYS, ur to combat them. dent Johnson) to establish a national years ago what the De- It is obvious 111 itself that the Government council on the arts. partment recognized was a suit is based upon a complete mis- -s complete monopoly by ASCAP. Every In other matters, the RIAA pre- all has licenses conception of the facts. BMI's 25 sented to broadcaster both from years of successful service to the pub- the FTC its draft for the San ASCAP and from BMI and pays sub- eventually promulgated Federal Trade lic and to the creators and users of Commission stantially more money to ASCAP. music is trade practices rules for "BLIND MAN" a is still the dominant per- inconsistent with any theory the record industry, many ASCAP that BMI is operating in violation of viewpoints DUKE 386 i'. forming rights organization and gets of which were incorporated into the tra two-thirds of all the money the antitrust laws. BMI will seek a final guidelines. about that speedy trial. We are confident that The association also "OFTEN IMITATED is paid for performing rights. sponsored National Record Month in f BMI's position as a positive and nec- Far from denying a competitive force Oct., a first for the industry. BUT NEVER DUPLICATED" h or depressing royalties, BMI essary in American musical life market will be upheld by the Court." At the National Association of 'm I has brought healthy competition into S the field and brought about enormous Broadcasters convention in Chicago BOBBY BLAND ' increases in payments to writers and last April, RIAA presented an audio- e r publishers. WB Signs Vic Damone visual description of the disk business, sua! Since BMI was formed, broadcasters a move designed to work out closer DUKE AND PEACOCK RECORDS, INC. have increased their payments for per- NEW YORK-Singer Vic Damone has a tabforming rights by over 700% from joined the talent roster of Warner liaison with broadcasters, who, the 2809 ERASTUS STREET, nat under $7 million to over $50 million. Bros. Records, according to a joint RIAA noted, use disks for 80% of HOUSTON 26, TEXAS OR 3 2611 e I The entire field of music has increased announcement by the performer and their programming. (11 60% more than the national economy. Mike Maitland, president of the disk- Payments for performing rights, ery. -)1e which, before BMI was formed, were Move ends Damone's three year as- 11111111111111111111111,1Illnmplllrllllllll,l,llII W wm1111111111111111111111111111111 :ati' limited to a handful of people on Tin sociation with Capitol Records, which 001E Pan Alley and in Hollywood, are now was preceded by long tie-ups with THE BEACH BOYS' SENSATIONAL!! oft distributed throughout all of the fitfy the Columbia and Mercury labels. He CHRISTMAS ALBUM 'd states. "YOU'RE NOBODY TILL also did disk dates for RCA Victor in ST -2164 t01 Far from operating BMI for the the late 40's. a SOMEBODY LOVES YOU" benefit of broadcasters, BMI has Maitland hinted that future record- AL MARTINO'S steadily increased by lure its collections from ing dates by Damone would be made A MERRY broadcasters and has similarly in- with an eye on the top 100. Joe Smith, CHRISTMAS ST -2165 k creased its payments to writers and the label's director of singles A&R, KEEFE BRASSELLE THIS IS YOUR LAST publishers. In accordance with its will produce the artist's first records CHANCE Ford #136 policy, announced at the time of its for the diskery. TO ORDER THESE TWO GREAT ale formation, BMI w has never paid a WB, the announcement stated, will CHRISTMAS penny of dividends to stockholders. be working closely with Lee Wolfberg, ALBUMS - BMI's success in attracting the personal manager of Damone, and the /1 writers and publishers of popular William Morris Agency on all per- RECORDS music is due entirely to the fairness sonal appearances and network TV'ers 1650 Broadway with which distributes New York 19, N. Y. it I to the cre- made by the vocalist. I,Ir,II,11,11,11r11r11r,1r,ll,ll,ll,lll 111 II III IIIIIIIII1111111111111111111111111111111110 en OLD TOWN IS SWINGIN' WITH HITS!!! ,.I

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I DON'T CARE 1 CHUG -A -LUG 19 be starring at two of the largest 208, Luray, Virgina.... Earl recently 1 (Central Songs-BMI) 26 (Tree-BMI) rodeos in the nation as the San An- formed J. & J. Talent Service (at the Buck Owens (Capitol 5240) Roger Miller (Smash 1926) tonio Rodeo will follow right after she same address as his promo operation) closes at the Southwestern Exposition with Jim McCoy and would like artists ONCE A DAY 2 WHAT AM I GONNA DO 29 and their managers to contact them. Rose-BMI( 27 (Screen Gems-Columbia-BM/) & Rodeo in Forth Worth, Texas which 2 (Moss Skeeter Davis They're also opening a new pubbery Connie Smith (RCA Victor 8416) (RCA Victor 8450) is Jan. 29 thru Feb. 7. According to and record label and would welcome Judy's manager, John Kelly, they have new artists and writers to get in touch. STRONG WINDS 4 A TEAR DROPPED BY 35 FOUR (Painted Desert-BMI) (M. Witmark & Sons-ASCAP) 28 3 Jean Shepard Bobby Bare (RCA Victor 8443) (Capitol 15304)

YOU'RE THE ONLY WORLD HE CALLED ME BABY 21 29 (Central Songs-BMI) 4 I KNOW 6 Patsy Cline (Decca 31671) (Morso n-BMI) Sonny James (Capitol 5280) FORBIDDEN STREET 23 (Troy-BMI) RACE IS ON 3 30 THE Carl Butler & Pearl (Columbia 5 (Glad/Acclaim-13M1) 43102) George Jones (United Artists 751) TRUCK DRIVING MAN 38 (American-BMI ) 9 31 I THANK MY LUCKY STARS George Hamilton IV (RCA Victor 8462) 6 (Cedorwood-BMI ) Eddy Arnold (RCA Victor 8445) ANOTHER WOMAN'S MAN- THE LUMBERJACK 8 32 ANOTHER MAN'S WOMAN 42 AL ROGERS BILL ANDERSON JUDY LYNN 7 (Enl lieh-BM (Acuff-Rose-BMI) Margie Singelton & Faron Young HaisWill (I)Sims 207) other big rodeos pending. WEEP -Pittsburgh has switched to (Mercury 72312) a full-time country music format. Sta- IT AIN'T ME BABE 10 Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs tion platter spinners Bob Conners and CAUSE I BELIEVE IN YOU 8 (M. Witmork & Sons-ASCAP) 28 knocked 'em dead last week on Les Ronnie Cash request records, promos, Johnny Cosh (Columbia 43145) 33 (Acuff-Rose-BMI( Don Gibson (RCA Victor 8456) Crane's ABC-TV late night program. and tape messages from the artists. The boys also recently completed a I'LL GO DOWN SWINGING 5 ENDLESS SLEEP 49 tremendously successful engagement Rose Simenko of the Rose and Dixie (Moss Rose-BMI) 34 !Elizabeth-BMI) at the University of Mississippi. The team invites jocks to write her at Porter Wagoner (RCA Victor 8432) Hank Williams, Jr. (MGM 13278) student body, consisting of some 6,000 1515 -4th Ave., Arnold, Pa., for her students, voted for the entertainers latest Del -Ray outing tagged "Ain't THREE A.M. 13 I GUESS I'M CRAZY 31 con- Love (Moss Rose-BMI) they would like to have for the It Hard" b/w "The I Once 10 (Mal Cory -8M I ) Bill Anderson (Decca 3168?) 35 cert. Lester and Earl received 1,200 Knew." Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 8383) votes over the next runner-up. MAD Tompall and the Glaser Brothers 7 MISMATCH 44 Betty Binger sends along word that were recently in Milwaukee, Wiscon- 11 (Newkeys-BMI ) 36 IEnglish-BMI) she Buck Owens Enterprises and Dave Dudley (Mercury 72308) Bobby Barnett (Sims 198) left sin playing at Nick's Nickabob when is now working for Capitol newcomer they got the urge to play nine holes HERE COMES MY BABY 15 Bobby Durham as promotion man- of golf. However, on the very first MULTIPLY THE HEARTACHES ager. She notes Bobby and the 12 (Tree-SMI) (Wel Dee that tee, Chuck walked into Jim's back - Dottie West (RCA Victor 8374) 37 & Glod-BMT) George Jones & Melba 8. Montgomery Durham Boys, who are currently ap- swing, and the result was eight (United Artists 784) pearing at the Golden Nugget in Las stitches over Chuck's right eye. The CROSS THE BRAZOS Vegas, have a new release out which 13 group will be in Saginaw, Michigan AT WACO 11 I NEVER CARED FOR YOU 32 couples "Queen Of Snob Hill" with on Dec. 5 and in Hammond, Indiana (Pointed Desert-WI) 38 (Pamper-BMI) "My Past Is Present." on Dec. 6. Billy Walker (Columbia 43120) Willie Nelson (Monument 855) The Special Projects Committee of Capa's Johnny Foster and Kitty I WON'T FORGET YOU 20 SITTIN' IN AN ALL NITE the CMA has announced a tentative 14 (Tuckohoe---BM I) date of June 7 for a proposed pres- Hawkins have just finished some ses- Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 8461) 39 CAFE 46 sions at Columbia studios in Nash- (Glazer-BM() entation before the Chicago Sales ville. newie, to follow-up his Warner Mark (Decca 31684) Management Club and advertising Johnny's CLOSE ALL THE HONKY "My Own" click, will couple "Going 15 agencies from the midwest. The affair Easy" TON KS 17 IN THE MIDDLE OF A will be similar to the one presented Won't Be with "You Slammed (Blue Book-BMI) 40 MEMORY 33 The Door." Kitty's new release is Charlie Walker (Epic 9727) before the Sales Executive Club in Me Too (4 Star-BMI) New York which will include Nash- "Love Before It's Late" and Cad Beim (RCA Victor 8406) "My Everything." HAPPY BIRTHDAY 24 ville talent. 16 (Sure Fire-BMI) Loretta Lynn (Decca 31707) PASS THE BOOZE 45 Al Rogers, president of Arsak Ernest Ashworth is back off the 41 ((onze & Oscar-BMI) Music in Amarillo, Texas, is celebrat- road. The songster played a slew of Ernest Tubb (Decca 31706) ing his 25th year in the country music in ONE OF THESE DAYS 12 dates the midwest with Ernest 17 (Moriposa-BMI) field. Al in recent years has diversi- Tubb, Sonny James, and Grandpa Marty Robbins (Columbia 43139) NINETY DAYS 34 fied his interests to publishing, book- Jones. 42 (Forest Hills-BMI) Honk Snow (RCA Victor 8437) ing and artist management. He still ODE TO THE LITTLE BROWN holds his band, radio and television Bobby Boyd phoned in word that he 18 SHACK OUT BACK interests. has re -inked Phil "You Can't Sit 22 LESS AND LESS (Sleep Hollow-ASCAP) - Down" Upchurch to an exclusive re- Billy Edd Wheeler (Kapp 617) 43 (Tree-BMI) Lee Shannon, who handles the mid- Charlie Louvin (Capitol 5296) night to six slot cording contract to his Boyd label. on WKBN-Youngs- Bob sez that the songster's first single I'LL REPOSSESS MY HEART 27 town, writes in word that things are under new 19 (Kitty Wells-BMI) DO-WACKA-DO 48 really swingin' on the outlet which the pact will be out after Kitty Wells (Decca 31705) 44 (Tree-BMI) has been pushing country sounds for Christmas and an LP is planned for Roger Miller (Smash 1947) the past few months. Lee sez that he's Jan. release. I'M GONNA TIE ONE had phone calls from 20 different states 20 ON TONIGHT DON'T BE ANGRY 39 Tollie Records' Steve Clark has 25 (Acuff-Rose-BMI) as far away as Florida, Georgia Kan- (Sure Fire-BMI) 45 latched on to one of the masters of Stonewall Jackson (Columbia 43076) sas, Nebraska and Arkansas. The dee - Wilburn Brothers (Decca 31674) jay also notes that he has been fortu- young Eddie McDuff of Dallas. The deck, which has been garnering some 1 WHIRLPOOL YOUR nate to have on -the -air telephone con- GIVE ME 40 ACRES (TO (OF versations with the likes of Sonny c&w airplay, couples "Toy Heart" 21 TURN THIS RIG AROUND) 14 46 LOVE) with "Hello Lonesome." (Slorday-BMI) (AI Gallico-BMI) James, Jim Edward Brown, Bill Ander- Willis Brothers (Stardoy 681) Claude King (Columbia 43157) son, Glenn Barber, Claude Gray, Johnny and Jonie Mosby, Earl Scott GO GO and Lloyd Arnold. 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I LONELY IN A HURRY 11 LEAST OF ALL (2:33) [Marson BMI-Smith. James] 4 GET 15 George Jones 19 COUNTRY DANCE FAVORITES (United Artists UAL 338/UAS 6388) Faron Young BROWN TO BLUE (2:38) [Glad BMI-Jones, Mathis. Frank] (Mercury MG 20931/SR 60931) GEORGE JONES (United Artists 804) 5 THE TRAVELIN' BARE 4 I TOLD YOU LATELY Bobby Bare 20 HAVE The vet country hit -maker, who is currently hitting big with "The (RCA Victor LPM 2955/LSP 2955) THAT I LOVE YOU 23 with top-notch follow-up Jim Reeves (Camden 842) Race Is On," is sure to repeat that success this stanza called "Least Of All." The tune is tender, slow-shufflin', chorus - 6 I DON'T CARE 9 Side should sky- Buck Owens (Capitol T 2186 ST 2186) 21 GOLDEN COUNTRY HITS 19 backed lament with a hauntingly bittersweet melody. Hank Thompson (Capitol T 2089) rocket. On "Brown To Blue" Jones dishes -up rhythmic bluegrass -flavored 7 GEORGE JONES SINGS weeper about a romance which goes on the rocks. LIKE DICKENS 8 22 COUNTRY MUSIC TIME 25 (United Artists UAL 3364 'UAS 6364) Kitty Wells (Decca Dl. 4554/DL 74554) WALK TALL (2:40) [Painted Desert, BMI-Wayne] 8 TOGETHER AGAIN MY HEART 23 LIGHTHEARTED AND BLUE 27 THE WEAKNESS OF A MAN (2:24) [Raleigh, BMI-Ashley] Jean Shepard (Capitol T 2187/ST 2187) SKIPS A BEAT 5 FARON 72375) Buck Owens (Capitol T 2135/ST 2135) YOUNG (Mercury 24 THANKS A LOT 20 Faron Young, who scored last time out with "My Friend On The 9 THE FABULOUS SOUND OF Ernest Tubb (Decco DL 4514/DL 74514) Right," seems sure to duplicate that success with this top-flight reading FLATT 8 SCRUGGS 12 of Val Doonican's big British hit, "Walk Tall." The side is a rollicking, (Columbia CL 2255/CS 9055) 25 MORE HANG SNOW SOUVENIRS 17 chorus -backed, folkish ditty which touts the power of positive thinking. Good pop potential. The undercut, "The Weakness Of A Man," is a 10 YESTERDAY'S GONE 7 (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2812) Roy Drusky (Mercury MG 20919/SR 60919) tradition -styled, slow -moving country tearjerker sold with authority and 26 BLUE CHRISTMAS poise by the chanter. 11 A KING AND TWO QUEENS 14 Ernest Tubb (Decca DL 4518/DL 74518) George Joncs LET MY BABY BE (2:26) [Cedarwood BMII-Perkins) (United Artist UAL 3367,1/AS 6367) 27 JOHNNY HORTON'S a V GREATEST HITS 29 THE MONKEYSHINE (2:55) [Cedarm ood BMI-Perkins] 12 BLUE AND LONESOME 6 Johnny Horton George Jones (Mercury 20906) (Columbia CL 1596/CS 8396) CARL PERKINS (Decca 31709) Carl Perkins seems destined to zoom up in no with 13 SONGS OF TRAGEDY 10 28 LOVE LIFE 22 the charts time flat Honk Snow (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2901) Roy Price (Columbia CL 2189/CS 8989) this power-packed new entry. The side to watch here, "Let My Baby Be," is a raunchy, rhythmic country blueser with a soulful "Bread And 14 THANK YOU FOR CALLING 18 29 WAY OF LIFE - Butter" flavor. Eye it. The attractive undercut, "The Monkeyshine," is a Billy Walker Honk Locklin (RCA Victor LPM/LSP rousing fast-moving danceable novelty with -angled (Columbia CL 2206/CS 9006) 2680) potent, teen beat. 15 THERE STANDS THE GLASS 13 30 BY REQUEST 26 SWEET, SWEET JUDY (2:19) [Al Gallico BMI-Houston] Carl Smith (Columbia CL 2173/CS 8973) Fortin Husky (Capitol T 2101/ST 2101) TOO MANY TIMES (AWAY FROM YOU) (2:31)

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Two potential hits handled by Shapiro -Bernstein are "Like 9 18 3 Pretty Paper-Roy Orbison (London) Acuff Rose into Gems A Child" by Julie Rogers on Mercury and Millie's latest seasonal single "I'm 10 7 7 He's In Town-Rockin' Berries (Pye) Screen Falling In Love With A Snowman" on Fontana. 11 8 4 *Losing You-Dusty Springfield (Philips) Springfield Writer, composer Johnny Worth absent from the charts and recording scene 12 9 5 There's A Heartache Following Me-Jim Reeves (RCA) for more than twelve months has been working on the book, music and lyrics Burlington of a new British musical "Nell" based on the life of the colourful 17th century 13 10 5 *Don't Bring Me Down-The Pretty Things (Fontana) character Nell Gwynn. Several leading impresarios are interested and a 1965 Southern production is expected. 14 19 2 I Understand-Freddie & The Dreamers (Columbia) Mad- In order to streamline operations and facilitate closer co-operation between dox all the activities emanating from the Bron group of companies, the admin- 15 11 8 Sha La La-ManfredMann (H.M.V.) Belinda istration and professional departments have now been linked up with their 16 - 1 A Message To Martha-Adam Faith (Parlophone) Sea orchestral services and the whole organisation is now operating under one roof Lark at 29/31, Oxford Street, W. 1. Sidney Bron hopes that Bobby Vinton's waxing 17 - 1 *I Could Easily Fall-Cliff Richard (Columbia) Shadows of his own composition "Mr. Lonely" issued on Columbia will repeat its 18 14 6 Tokyo Melody-Helmut Zacharias (Polydor) Francis Day & American success. The song was originally issued in 1962 with disks by Hunter Buddy Greco and Gary Miller but failed to get away. Looks like it might 19 16 9 Walk Away-Matt Monro (Parlophone) Ardmore & Beech - be second time lucky. A couple of debut disks on Fontana are also handled wood by Bron, "Spare A Thought For Me" by George E. Washington and "That 20 12 13 Oh Pretty Woman-Roy Orbison (London) Acuff Rose Don't Worry Me" by The Sassenachs. *Local copyrights The score of Lionel Bart's current musical, "Maggie May," published here by Apollo Music, has been acquired for the rest of the world by United Artists. Bart's next project will be a completely new stage and screen musical based Top Ten LP's Top Ten EP's on the legendary Robin Hood story. Both Bart's London publishing house, Apollo and United Artists of America will be involved in the production of 1 A Hard Day's Night-The Beatles 1 A Hard Day's Night-The Bea- the show. (Parlophone) tles (Parlophone) Roy Berry of Campbell Connelly and his group of companies, has enjoyed 2 The Rolling Stones-The Rolling 2 Kink Size Session - The Kinks his most successful year to date. Major hits have included "Glad All Over" Stones (Decca) (Pye) by Dave Clarke (Columbia); "Don't Blame Me" by Frank Ifield (Columbia) 3 The Animals-The Animals (Co- 3 Groovin' With Manfred Mann - and "I Believe" by The Bachelors (Decca) as well as two P. J. Proby hits, lumbia) Manfred Mann (H.M.V.) "Hold Me" and "Together" (Decca). They also scored with "Have I The 4 The Kinks-The Kinks (Pye) 4 Five By Five-The Rolling Stones Right" by The Honeycombs (Pye) and "I'm Crying" by The Animals (Colum- 5 Moonlight And Roses - Jim (Decca) bia). Pubbery is currently working on The Beach Boys current American Reeves (RCA) 5 Long Tall Sally - The Beatles hit, "When I Grow Up To Be A Man," on Capitol. The firm's independent 6 The Bachelors Plus 16 Great (Parlophone) production set up, CeeCee, has a new disk out by The Dowliners Sect on Songs-The Bachelors (Decca) 6 Dusty-Dusty Springfield (Phil - Columbia "Find Out What's Happening" which gets American release on 7 Beatles For Sale - The Beatles is Mercury. (Parlophone) 7 It's) Over-Roy Orbison (London) Agent Paul Cave responsible for the highly successful all-night show in 8 The Five Faces Of Manfred Mann 8 The Bachelor's Hits-The Bache- aid of charity which took place at Wembley recently. An audience of seven -Manfred Mann (H.M.V.) lors (Decca) and a half thousand raised £4,000 which was donated to a children's charity. 9 12 Songs For Christmas Jim 9 Oh Pretty Woman-Roy Orbison Included on the bill such names as The Rolling Stones, The Animals, Susan Reeves (RCA) - (London) Maughan, etc. and despite this galaxy of talent the show stoppers turned 10 Meet The Supremes - The Su- 10 Peter Paul And Mary - Peter out tc be Dickie Rock and the Miami Show Band from Ireland. Irish show premes (Stateside) Paul & Mary (Warner Bros.) bands have been dominating the charts in their own country for some considerable time and the grapevine has it that many of these show bands will GREAT BRITAIN (Continued) cross the Irish channel in 1965 to be the "in" sound. publishing via their subsidiary company, Heathside Music and a stepping up Island Records is launching a large advertising and publicity campaign in their concert promotion activities. to establish its newly formed. Sue label as the leading authentic rhythm Christopher Blackwell of Island'Records, who brought Inezz and Charlie Fox and blues label in this country. The entire catalog of more than 40 releases to England earlier this year with great success, is bringing over Ike and Tina will be promoted and material from American catalogs has been acquired Turner to promote their current single release "I Can't Believe What You featuring such names as Etta James, Betty Everett, John Lee Hooker, The Say." Wallace Brothers and The Olympics, etc. Sue Records in England has no Bill Ward of Lawrence Wright publishing house has acquired "The Kipling affiliation whatsoever with the American label of the same name. Theme" from the current BBC series. Composer Max Harris has recorded Promoter Arthur Howes already lining up package tours for 1964. Cilla the theme on Parlophone. Black is all set for her first major four -week nation wide tour commencing With the Tamla-Motown sound sweeping the country via The Supremes January 29 accompanied by Tommy Quickly and The Sounds Incorporated. recordings, EMI hosted a reception for The Miracles here for a ten day stint Howes has also signed Roy Orbison for a four week tour starting February 16. of radio and TV appearances promoting their current Stateside release "That's After a triumphant tour of Scandinavia, The Zombies follow up their What Love Is Made Of." American disk success with a personal appearance tour commencing December Quickies: New Tommy Quickly single on Pye "Humpty Dumpty" recorded 22. They play a ten-day season on The Murray The K Christmas Show at "live" during his stage show . Perennial favorite "South of the Border" The Fox Theatre, Brooklyn followed by a four week tour of all major cities. waxed by Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass on Pye ... Tony Jackson (ex-Searcher) Several TV spots have been lined up including the British filmed version and The Vibrations reactivate Mary Wells' American hit, "You Beat Me of The Red Skelton Show. The Zombies return to Britain early in February. To The Punch," on Pye ... Henri Mancini's charter "How Soon" given vocal Dusty Springfield off to South Africa on December 10 for a ten-day tour. treatment by Jackie Trent on Pye ... Keely Smith covers Beatles "If I Fell" A clause in Dusty's contract stipulates her playing to mixed audiences and and "Do You Want To Know A Secret" on Reprise ... First EP, by Kinks a breach in these terms will result in the cancellation of the tour. on Pye "Kink Size Session" Danny Williams has new single on HMV Mickie Most, the independent producer who notched up no less than eleven "Forget Her, Forget Her" . Hot on the heels of "I'm Gonna Be Strong" chart entries in South Africa before returning to his native Britain, plans comes "It Hurts To Be In Love" by Gene Pitney ... Also album "Gene Pitney's a visit to South Africa on December 15 to seek out new recording talent. Big Sixteen" . Also E.P. "Twenty Four Hours from Tulsa" All on Following his recent visit to America, Nathan Joseph of Transatlantic Stateside ... New girl Judi Johnson makes debut on Columbia with American Records plans an extensive program of releases on the low priced Folk and composition "My Baby's Face" . Paul Conway covers "Come A Little Jazz label Xtra, early in 1965. LP's are scheduled by artists including Charlie Closer" on Pye-a hit for Jay and the Americans on U.A After an Parker, Bud Powell, Woodie Guthrie, Big Joe Williams, Pete Seeger, etc. This eighth -month season topping London Palladium bill Frankie Vaughan spends will give Transatlantic at least six LP releases a month on Xtra. A similar Christmas in pantomime . Publisher Fred Jackson working on Mason, output is planned for the Storyville label with names such as Sunnyland Slim, Fanfare and Tunetime catalogs from 23/24 Greek Street, W. 1. Apollo Sleepy John Estes, Lightning Hopkings, etc. Another outcome of Joseph's Music has new Russ Conway single "Concerto For Lovers" on Columbia .. . American trip will be the further expansion of Transatlantic's interest in Scandinavian publisher Thore Ehrling visited Cash Box office during recent visit to London. A CBS London Welcome For Goulet Anglo-American Teamwork

LONDON-Columbia Records' hot disk -seller Robert Goulet (center), flew to London recently to top the bill at the Sunday Night At The Palladium show. LONDON-Burt Bacharach and Hal David, who've written all of Dionne War- Shown visiting with the songster backstage are (left to right), Paddy Fleming wick's hits, were recently in Pye's London studios cutting some sides with the of Philipe Records, Stanley West, manager of CBS label in London, Goulet, lark. Pictured (left to right) in the above pic are Pye engineer Ray Pickett, Peter de Rougemont, the CBS European operations vice president, and Morris Bacharach, David and Les Cocks, the firm's assistant general manager. In the 'evy, managing director of Oriole Records. Goulet is clicking solidly in the U.S. the artist is currently clicking with her Scepter deck of "Reach Out For states with a single and LP tagged, "My Love, Forgive Me." Me."

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The Phono Trade and Industry National Syndicate gave a cocktail Party on -action, Leo Boucle%ijns of Phonogram Dec. 1, to a new publicity campaign. The Syndicate The After a highly successful subscription celebrate the beginning of pr told Cash Box, Philips released on Dec. 1 the complete set of the five Beetho- contains most of record companies. The only very important label which isn't ven Piano Concertos, in performance by Claudio Arrau and the Concertgebouw with Syndicate: is Barclay Record. here Orchestra conducted by Bernard Haitink. Arrau's noble and brilliant perform- At the Olympia Music Hall in Paris we have, for the first time as leading I12. ances on earlier occasions, in personal appearances and on Philips records, man, the French singer and composer Alain Barrière. Last summer Barrière altit have gained the great pianist from Chile highest praises from the Dutch press. reached Top of the charts with his song "Ma Vie." At the Olympia he presents fave The Beethoven -set consists of five LPs (one concert per LP) and is packaged four new songs. They are all received well and Pierard, manager of Tutti Fard in a solid sliding-box, linen -covered and with a back of nut -wood, while a which publishes all Barrière's songs is delighted. These new songs are: "Les Ich w tl splendidly designed book with text and illustrations offers another enhance- Sabots," "L'Aveugle Du Pont Au Change," "Mais Je Vous Dis," and "At- less ment to the set's presentation. The three months' subscription action guaran- tends." (Than teed buyers an attractive reduction for both the mono and stereo versions. Hugues Aufray is co-starring in that program. He is a Barclay star and ljke a This Arrau-Concertgebouw orchestra cooperation is considered an absolute after the premiere, Eddie Barclay was a very happy man. In the same show ahua high -light in the entire Dutch record -industries. we also saw Jean Yanne. His success has been so great that Barclay decided !l ear Much attention was paid in Europe to Sir Winston Churchill's 90th birthday to do a Yanne live recording at the Olympia. Wilt at November 30. Philips released a double LP -album entitled "The Finest Mr. and Mrs. Robert Saivet, managers of the Pigalle, pubbery, told us that e're Hours," the original soundtrack from the film of the same name, based on Mort Shuman, American composer of numerous hits, has during his recent rdi Churchill's Memoirs. Narrations are spoken by Orson Welles and Patrick Wy- stays in France, written some songs intended for some French artists. Thus, d"F mark. Eddy Mitchell recorded "Le Generique," and "Johnny, Merci," Monty "Oh winl Well -selling single -hits by The Four Seasons in Holland were and still are Oui!," Olivier Despax: "Qu 'En Pensez Vous," France Arnell: "On Les Voit," ml "Rag Doll" and "Dawn," both on Philips. This success will pave the way in and numerous other recordings are in process of being made by these same th T this country for the sharply rising U.S.-hit "Big Man In Town," a new Phono- artists and by others. S. gram release on the Philips label. Otto Vriezenberg, label -manager for Philips Salvet tells us too, he is delighted because Sheila, who recorded, under the New popular in Holland, remarked that The Four Seasons could create a sensation title "Vous Les Copains, Je Ne Vous Oublierai Jamais," the American hit "Do ket,' and a definite sales-boom if a personal appearance of the Quartet in Holland Wah Diddy Diddy Diddy," is at the present time securing versions for this obert could be arranged. song in English speaking countries. (Editions Salvet-Pigalle.) Late Holland has its Grand Prix Dutch Jazz, sponsored by the Prince Bern- for Pathé Marconi just released a 13 -LP set with all songs recorded by Charles e Bi hard Fund. This was reported by Phonogram's PR -man Frank Visser, who is Trenet on Pathé label. It is interesting to note that Trenet is leaving that firm. er"t the Secretary for the Grand Prix Board. The prize consists of a considerable He joins Eddie Barclay team. Since sum of money and a modern This Grand second) sculpture. year's Prix (the Frank Wolf, head of the Blue Note Records in the USA, has been visiting mber was won by bandleader Boy Edgar (49), a medical doctor by profes- -arranger Paris, on the occasion of the 25th birthday of his firm. He met Taylor, presi- 6e de, sion who has been active in Dutch since well-known for jazz -life the Thirties, dent of CBS, and took in special radio made by Frank Octo his splendid big band with leading American jazz -musicians who part several broadcasts, cooperation Ténot, Daniel Filipacchi and André Francis. Actually, Week" aecet played in Holland Max Roach and the "The Auvergne like the late Eric Dolphy. The Prize of is taking place in Paris in known The star of the show is on't first year, 1963, was won by Herman Schoonderwalt, one of Holland's leading the Concert Pacra. Jean Segurel, a iddy jazz -musicians, a most versatile instrumentalist and -composer. Phi- best-selling accordionist, who records for CBS. arranger Young French hndei lips made an LP -recording of the Schoonderwalt Quartet and the Schoonder- author Pierre Barouh has written French lyrics to J. Van Wetter's melody, "La Playa." new Mishc walt Orchestra, entitled "The Winner," one of the best sold jazz -albums in this It has been recorded by a French female country from own sources. singer star Marie Laforet, on the Festival Label. 'ikkel A lot of English singers are on stage in Paris for live Broadcasts including hed b Atlantic's new single hit, being proclaimed a "top" in a recent TV -teenager - the Honeycombs panel "Top or Flop" is The Drifters' "Saturday Night At The Movies," now (Vogue Records), the Kinks (Vogue), Sandie Shaw (Vogue) reY and the Animals re quickly establishing the groups' rising popularity in Holland. (Columbia). Yi Brigitte Bardot and Jeanne Moreau will be co-stars of a movie. The two New c Bovema's new HMV -album by Adamo is out. Dealers have been specially stars who informed through rushcards. The Belgian singer, whose 'Dolca Paola' now also previously released some records will sing together in the flick. Dece; catches on very strongly, will be back in Holland for TV -appearances next on t month. France's Best Sellers liirsti After their initial TV -gig with organist Cor Steyn, the "Shalom" girls re- aew s 1 A Ma Fille/Que C'est Triste Venise (Charles Aznavour) Barclay-French h ceived fair to excellent reviews from the press. Bovema's Imperial -label han- Music kno dles New t plugging and promotion of the duo's recording, "Peter Cha Cha Cha," now 2 hitting the stands. Donna Donna (Claude François) Philip-Mills Itt 3 Vous Les Copains/Ecoute Ce Disque Columbia -label manager Cees Pompe (Sheila) Philips-Pigalle-Tutti once told Cash Box that the delayed TV - 4 La Corde Au Cou show by Reline and husband (Richard Anthony) Columbia-AMI tipany -guitarist Siegfried Behrend will now be in the 5 Le air. It is furthermore Pénitencier (Johnny Hallyday) Philips-Ray Ventura helix reported that Columbia -concert pianist Hans Richter 6 L'Orange Haaser will be in Holland for recitals on 15th 19th (Gilbert Bécaud) Voix de son maitre-Rideau Rouge Bork and inst. 7 Ma Vie H.M.V.'s Vera Lynn will be heading the of (Alain Barrière) RCA-Tutti rtin bill a special KRO-TV-jubilee on 8 Debout Les Gars (Hugues Aufray) Barclay the occasion of the 75th Anniversary of the Royal ited S Dutch Football Association 9 Una Lacrima Sul Viso on December 11. (Bobby Solo) Festival-Caravelle The 10 Zorro Est Arrivé (Henri Salvador) CI Gramophonehouse's Liberty -label released Jackie de Shannon's LP plus sin- Rigolo-Pigalle over gle "Don't Turn Your Back On Me," a number which she sang in Rob De Nijs' HOLLAND (Continued) reci latest TV -show. Currently high on the local charts in the original vocal version, "The 4s ar CBS' latest French Song" (Quand Le release -list includes new single -material by The Pico's, with their Soleil ...) has been released by Artone in an in- the m "Pico Parade 105 Nr. & 106," with items from "My Fair Lady" (and strumental reading by ace -trumpeter Willy Schobben, one of his finest and :n't cl Fuson with Julio B. his deliveries "My Plea" and "Baby, Won't You Come On Back"). most successful etchings to date! ',den The latest additions in the popular field include Gene Pitney's "It Hurts To Be Artone's subsid Funckler Records has announced the news that Reprise's In Love" c/w "Hawaii" and his second single "I'm Gonna Be Strong" c/w wonderful Repertory Theatre package of four 12 -inch LP's is scheduled for "Alladin's Lamp." Further CBS releases in this field include an exciting Ex- release in Benelux. Set, comprised of the complete musical selections from the D tended Play recording of Barbra Streisand, entitled "People," with such items well known musicals "Guys And Dolls," "South Pacific," "Kiss Me Kate" and as "Fine And Dandy" "Supper Time" and "When In Rome" and, of course, "Finian's Rainbow" in superb readings by Frank Sinatra, Sammy Davis Jr., II L, "People." According to CBS sales manager Hemmy J. S. Wapperom, the rec- Dean Martin, Bing Crosby, Jo Stafford, Dinah Shore, Rosemary Clooney, The teli µ, ords of Barbra Streisand are very much in demand in the low countries, thanks Hi -Los and many other top of the bill artists, is expected to become one of to the promo dept. of CBS Holland. In the short time, in fact, since the most successful of its kind in this territory, according to Reprise manager she has 5 been awarded with the Dutch Edison, Barbra has become a celebrity in Hol- Pete Felleman. land and everyone wants to know who Barbra is and to listen to the wonderful After a very successful demonstration in Brussells' night-club, "Les Enfants Barbra -sound, for which she has become famous. Terribles," Finnish covergirl Miriam Michelson flew to in CBS' over Amsterdam, Christmas repertoire now consists of 12 albums, 5 EP's and 7 singles. order to introduce the new dance Letkiss-Jenka to the Dutch public. This Latest addition: an album of the Kinderchor Des Volkschores Offenbach, en- demonstration was organized by Barclay Records in the smart nightclub titled "Stille Nacht" (Silent Night). Extase in Amsterdam. Next day The everyone in Holland could see this Letkiss- original soundtrack of "My Fair Lady," with in the leading roles Au- dance on the television -program "Rooster" transmitted by Avro-TV-Hilver- drey Hepburn, Rex Harrison and Stanley Holloway, sum. Publishing are in The also has been released. rights the hands of Editions Altona and they expect a latter LP is expected to become a blockbuster in the Benelux countries. big success for the coming season. Andrew Anka, general manager of Spanks CBS Holland, in close co-operation with Warner Bros. Music-New York, paid his first visit organize a Office, Amsterdam, will to Holland, where he came to a deal with launching -party in grand style as well as a special performance of Wim van Vught of Editions Altona. His material will from now on, directly the "My Fair Lady" movie for appr. 500 Dutch Dealers. be handled by this pubbery, according to on account of the The entire activity agreements with Spanka SPRL. He premiere of this film in Holland. also was guest of honor at the cocktail party of Paul Acket given on the op- Artone's greatly enlarged classical record effect. policy already is beginning to take portunity of acquiring the magazine "Tuney Tunes" under his control. Be- The diskery now has completed preparations for another cause of this deal Acket (already editor of well series-an especially designed major record the known magazine "Muziek LP's-for Silver Series of 12 -inch classical Westminster Expres" will have the biggest field on publicity in Holland. Dutch picture, distribution in Benelux, Germany, Austria and Switzer+ "Plantage Tamarinde" with the beautiful music a first release of 12 nd, of which of Melle (Penny Serenade) albums has been made available. Internationally acclaimed Weersma will be in the luggage of Andrew Anka, when he talent represented includes Arthur Rodzinski, returns to the States René Leibowitz, Henry voboda, after a six weeks Continental trip. Anka sees big possibilities for this film in n Hermann Scheichen, Clara Haskil, Erica Morin. the liaised performances and Edith Farnadi rn-estab- States. A very promising release on Philips -records was made of the Eng- of works by Beethoven, lish La: and Schubert. Grieg, Berlioz, Bizet, Tchaikovsky titles "Come To Me" and "As Tears Co By," sung by new vocal talent Madelon as Editions Altona reports us. Artone's locally produced 1 international line offers several new recordings. 2 Singer Hank Peterson accompanied by His 4 an updated version Strangers delivers the lyrics in of "You're Driving Me Crazy." Strong side is coupled with Holland's Best Sellers an original, teen -oriented "Come On, Pretty Baby." This highly successful Group returned from a Last 3 tour thru Germany recently and also is heard Week Week in two instrumental outings: "Seventh to advantage 5 Heaven" (Ich Tanze Mit Dir In Den l 1 Pretty Women (Roy Himmel Hinein) and "Sloppin' The Blues." Making Orbison/London) (Acaff-Rose/Brussels) market their comeback on the 2 2 Mijn Dagboek (Willeke 9 are The Padre Twins. The Indonesian born vocal Alberti/Philips) (Portengen/Haarlem) high with "Roses Are -duo which scored 3 8 The French Song (Lucille Starr/London) Red" in previous years, now 4 (Altona/Amsterdam) "No Tears returns to Hitsville with 5 Dolce Paola (Adamo/HMV) 6 For Johnny" '. " 1 esterday's Gone." (Aanagon/Heemstede) 5 4 Harlekino (Imes Marina/Imperial) (Portengen/Haarlem) 6 6 In Der Mondhelle Nacht Der Bunte Hochzeitswagen (Geri & Her - mien Timmerman/C.N.R.) (Basart/Amsterdam) 7 - Time Is On My Side (Rolling Stones/Decca) (Basart/Amsterdam) 4 The Best in Benelux 8 3 If I Fell (Beatles/Parlophone) (Basart/Amsterdam) ....Bega 9 - I Feel Fine (Beatles/Parlophone) (Basart/Amsterdam) 10 - Baby Love (Supremes/Motown) (Belinda/Amsterdam) 50 Cash Box-December 19, 1964 International Section h www.americanradiohistory.com SCANDINAVIA JAPAN ics The publishing house Multitone A/S, headed by Harry Jensen, is leaving Disk sales are up as the Holiday selling is in high gear. Following are lists isi its present office at Pilestmde 2 and moving to Vibevej 31 (Copenhagen NV), of best-sellers as reported by two retailers in Tokyo: where it will headquarter after Jan. 2, 1965. New telephone number is JEGir Shop A. (Singles) di 8112. Jensen told Cash Box that 1964 will end with a number of successes for 1 La Ragazza 'rin having among Di Bube (Soundtrack, Nippon Victor) Multitone, others "I Feel Fine" (The Beatles), "1 Should 2 I Should sen Have Known Better" (also Beatles), Have Known Better (Beatles, Toshiba Records) "Is It True?" (Brenda Lee) and "A 3 The lh Hard Day's Night" (Beatles again) as top sellers. The House Of The Rising Sun (The Animals, Toshiba Records) German song, "Ja, 4 Chateu Eu Ich weiss wenn Ich will," also seems as a sure bet for Scandinavia with no Suede, Generique (Soundtrack, Nippon King Records) less than four local recordings available. Another German song, "Danke" 5 Oh, Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison, Nippon King Records) (Thank You), recently recorded by Katy Bgdtger in Denmark, also looks (LP) - ra like a coming hit. Debutant Annie Lykke recently made the oldie "Ac-cent- 1 My Fair Lady (Soundtrack, Nippon si The Positive," Columbia) tchu-ate and Grethe Ingmann has recorded Henry Mancini's 2 All About Continental Tango (Alfred House, Nippon Grammophon) "Dear Heart," titled "Altid" (Always) in Danish. 3 Latin Collections (Xavier Cugat, Nippon Victor) Wilhelm Hansen, Musik-Forlag has released the following sheet music: 4 La Ragazza Di Bube (Soundtrack, s Nippon Victor) t : "We're Through," recorded by The Mollies on Parlophone, "Come To Me," 5 Ray Charles' Hits (Volume 1) (Ray Charles, Nippon King) rec-' recorded by Julie Grant on Pye, and the local songs "Smukke Arne's Tema" Th and "Ambassade Bossa Nova" by Ole H¢yer. Hansen's is also distributor of Shop B. (Singles) "Twinkle Lullaby" with Danish lyrics ("Solen sover") by Aase Gj¢bsb01 Krogh 1 La Ragazza Di Bube (Soundtrack, Nippon Victor) Voi from Melcher Musik-Forlag A/S, and "I'm Crying" from a recent recording 2 I Should Have Known Better (Beatles, Toshiba) sa with The Animals on Columbia, published here by Reg Connelly, Musik-Forlag 3 Chateu Eu Suede, Generique (Soundtrack, Nippon King) A/S. 4 Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin, Nippon Victor) er New sheet music from Imudico A/S includes "Alle og enhver ka' bli' for- 5 My Fair Lady (Soundtrack, Nippon Grammophon) it "t elsket," which is "Everybody Loves Somebody" in Danish with lyrics by r 'h Robert Arnold. (LP) Latest local recordings from Metronome include "Titena"/"Thanks For 1 A Hard Day's Night (Beatles, Toshiba) 'hart The Buggy Ride" with Bent Fabric and "Altid" (Dear Heart)/"Hello, de 2 Peggy March In Japan (Nippon Grammophon) t fin Der" with Grethe and Jorgen Ingmann. 3 Kenny Ball, Holiday In Japan (Kenny Ball, Nippon Grammophon) Since last November, Scandia-Musiikki Oy is handling the British label 4 Mantovani, Travel Over The World (Mantovani, Nippon King) 'isit Ember in Finland, Harry Orvomaa, head of Scandia informed Cash Box. 5 All About Continental Tango (Nippon Grammophon) p The deal was made with Jeffrey Kruger of Ember when - he visited Helsinki F in October. Nippon Columbia is releasing the first push of Mieko Hirota, who moved from Toshiba Vie Recent local releases on the Scandia label includes "Älä hylkää Records to this company due to the contract signed on Novem- rakkautta" ber 1. Titles are "Hajimete No Ni ,ho (Don't Throw Your Love Away), published by Scandia Music, b/w "Do Wah Koibito" b/w "Suna Kieta Namida," both Diddy Diddy," published by Belinda, both sides recorded by Kari & The lyrics by Kenji Sazanami and music by Ramond Hattori. Nippon Columbia is J. Islanders. The Renegades has made "Cadillac" and "Bad Bad Baby," both sides releasing the special issue of Johnny Rebb, on Dec. 25, "Hey Now Baby." fen published by Scandia, Jaakko Salo's Orchestra has recorded two local tunes Nippon Victor, which released the All Star Festival album for the UN and "Nikkelimarkka" (Coinjenka) b/w "Jaakon Jenkka" (Finnbeat), also pub- donated the profit to the poor people of the world, has released this year lished by Scandia, and finally Kai Lind has recorded "Jäitkö yksin sä nyt" "International Piano Festival," also for charity. Vo (Are You Lonesome Tonight), published by Scandia, and "Sen vuoksi" (I Love You Because), published by Musichouse Westerlund. 'he New on the charts here this week is "Little Rooster" with The Rolling Stones Japan's Best Sellers (tic on Decca. "If I Fell" with The Beatles on Odeon has moved up as the number one on the charts here this week. It is a single from "A Hard Day's Night." INTERNATIONAL Kirsti Sparboe, recently making her debut for Arne Bendiksen A/S, has This Last a new single out. "Nä og for alltid," a Norwegian version of "La Novia," Week Week -Fre also known as "The Wedding," is what the company expect a lot from. 1 1 La Ragazza Di Bube-Soundtrack (Fontana) Sub-Publisher/Victor New releases from Knäppupp includes the LP "Robertino Is 18" on Triola 2 2 I Should Have Known Better-Beatles (Odeon) Sub -Publisher/ with Italian -Danish singer Robertino-he might be considered Danish as Toshiba Cutti he once was discovered by Danish TV and has contract with a Danish record 3 3 Sailor Boy-Sherry Sisters (Epic) Sub-Publisher/Aberbach Tokyo company. On Dot, the same company has the 12" LP "Billy Vaughn Plays." 4 4 The House Of The Rising Sun-The Animals (Odeon) Paradise Felix Stahl back to his Stockholm office from Hamburg . Knut Mork King (Toshiba) Jimmy Tokita (King) Sub-Publisher/Shinko of Morks Musilcforlag in Copenhagen in town recently with his Italian star 5 7 Chateu Eu Suede-Soundtrack (Seven Seas) Yoko Kishi (King) Robertino for TV job ... Simon Brehm of Karusell left for his trip to the Sub-Publisher/Shinko United States ... Publisher Thore Ehrling in London for business. 6 8 Everybody Loves Somebody-Dean Martin (Reprise) Sub-Pub- The Christmas sale has started, and according to information received from lisher/Sands (Folster) all over Scandinavia, it looks very good. There seems to be no typical Christ- 7 5 A Hard Day's Night-Beatles (Odeon) Sub-Publisher/Toshiba mas records taking the money nowadays. Today's record buyers want the 8 8 Non Ho L'eta-Giliola Cinquetti (Seven Seas) Sub -Publisher/ n," songs and records on the charts instead of asking for "White Christmas" Suiseisha or an the more or less classical Christmas Carols. Nevertheless, if the weather n 9 - Oh Pretty Woman-Roy Orbison (Seven Seas) Sub -Publisher/ rest doesn't change, it will be a very white Christmas this year, at least in Norway, Acuff Rose (Folster) Sweden and Finland. 10 - G T 0-Ronnie & Daytonas (Stateside) This Last LOCAL Ted".lule Denmark's Best Sellers from ' Week Week ate' This Last Weeks 1 1 Ozashiki Kouta-Mahina Stars & Kazuko Matsuo (Victor) lacis Week Week On Chart 2 2 Aito Shio Mitsumete-Kazuko Aoyama (Columbia) ney, 1 1 8 I Should Have Known Better (The Beatles/Odeon) Multi- 3 4 Osaka Gurashi-Frank Nagai (Victor) 1e on tone A/S 4 3 Tokyo Olympic Ondo-Haruo Minami (Teichiku) mana) 2 2 6 *Let's Go (Sir Henry & His Butlers/Sonet) Winckler-Pro- 5 5 Koio Surunara-Yukio Hashi (Victor) duktion 6 7 Nanimo Iwanaide-Mari Sono (Polydor) ; Ref 3 3 4 Where Did Our Love Go (The Supremes/Stateside) Belinda 7 6 Sayonara Tokyo-Kyu Sakamoto Toshiba) rdam (Scandinavia) AB 8 8 Shiawasenara Teo Takako-Kyu Sakamoto (Toshiba) olic. 4 5 2 Ain't That Loving You Baby (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) 9 10 Ankotubakiwa Koino Uta-Harumi Miyako (Columbia) nigh Belinda (Scandinavia) AB 10 9 Orewa Omaeni Yowainda-Yujiro Ishihara (Teichiku) ,Let 5 4 6 Oh Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison/London) Acuff -Rose This Last ALBUMS V-)ir Scandia Week Week exp 6 9 2 *Do You Know (The Lollipops/Karusell)' Multitone A/S if SP 7 .- 1 I Feel Fine (The Beatles/Parlophone) Multitone A/S 1 1 A Hard Day's Night-The Beatles (Odeon) deal 1 8 8 19 A Hard Day's Night (The Beatles/Parlophone) Multitone 2 2 My Fair Lady-Broadway Soundtrack (Columbia) r duSPRL A/S 3 4 La Ragazza Di Bube-Soundtrack (Fontana) 9 6 6 Everybody Loves Somebody (Dean Martin/Reprise) Imu- 4 3 Belafonte At Greek Theater Concert No. 2 -Harry Belafonte n th dico A/S (RCA) ntrol 10 7 8 Have I The Right (The Honeycombs/Pye) Reg Connelly 5 5 Peggy March In Japan-Peggy March (RCA) e "D1 Musik-Forlag A/S h Piel Sere Sl Norway's Best Sellers Sweden's Best Sellers the his fil This Last Weeks This Last Weeks *Local copyright f the Week Week On Chart Week Week On Chart acal 1 2 3 If I Fell (The Beatles/Odeon) Edition Lyche 1 1 7 I Should Have Known Better (The Beatles/Odeon) Sonora 2 1 7 Oh Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison/London) Acuff -Rose Musikförlags AB Scandia 2 2 4 *Fröken Fräken (Sven-Ingvars/Philips) Edition Odeon rs 3 3 9 I Guess I'm Crazy (Jim Reeves/RCA Victor) 3 3 9 Oh Pretty Woman (Roy Orbison/London) Acuff -Rose Scan - 4 5 3 Ain't That Loving You Baby (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) dia Belinda (Scandinavia) AB 4 4 4 Do You Know (The Lollipops/Karusell) Multitone AB 5 9 2 Baby Love (The Supremes/Stateside) Belinda (Scandi- 5 9 2 Ain't That Loving You Baby (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) assets) navia) AB Belinda (Scandinavia) AB -leader 6 6 nsterdt 12 *Pappa'n Til Tove-Mette (Rolf Just Nilsen -Birgit Ström/ 6 6 3 *Gabrielle (The Hootenanny Singers/Polar) Polar Music Nor -Disc) 7 5 24 I Love You Because (Jim Reeves/RCA Victor) Reuter & 7 8 6 Jeg Vet Hva Jeg Vil (Ja, Ich Weiss Wenn Ich Will) Reuter AB 2 & (Wenche Myhre/Triola) Manu Music 8 10 Sha La La (Manfred Mann/HMV) Belinda (Scandinavia) e 8 4 11 I Should Rave Known Better (The Beatles/Odeon) Edition AB _ Lyche 9 7 2 Baby Love (The Supremes/Stateside) Belinda 9 (Scandina- oils 1 via) AB 10 7 Little Rooster (The Rolling Stones/Decca) 3 Shit La La (Manfred Mann/HMV) Belinda (Scandinavia) 10 - 1 I Feel Fine (The Beatles/Parlophone) Sonora Musikförlags s) AB AB !) 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is Australian Y bows in at CJCH, Halifax The Elvis Presley starring film "Roustabout" due for initial Attention all record men. New top forty format over the Christmas holiday season and to coincide with the movie in Bangor, Maine. Please establish screening of under new P.D., Jack Dawson from WGUY RCA has released the soundtrack package. liason and service with Jack at your first opportunity. Biggest sound currently EMI singles include "I Go To Pieces" and "Love Me Baby" by Peter folic CJCH is "Keep Searchin'" by Del Shannon. They are work- Latest with such spinners & Gordon; Frank Ifield with "Don't Make Me Laugh" and "Without You"; r hard, and with good results, on a recent ARC release, "Daydreams" by ing Vern Rodenizer, "Hawaiian Tattoo" by Martin Denny; Diana Renay with "Watch Out Sally!" The Triumphs. Air personalities are: Ron Findlay, Jim Ernst, ilol Montreal Phono- and "Run, Run, Run" by The Gestures. Dave LaFave and Stu Luck. Phil Najovits and Jerry Gordon, The big Jim Reeves smash, "I Won't Forget You," which has been an enor- a highly successful P.A. by The Green Men at a Montreal bic discers, promoted currently mous hit in England has now been issued on a single here by RCA-it was shopping center. The group, appearing at a Montreal nightspot are RCA is also out om Kapp. With only two formerly only available on an album in this country. with getting air play on an outing entitled, "So Fine," on Henry Mancini click "How Soon." ress Boxer, some seventeen hun- another big hit from England-namely the mentions of the forthcoming P.A. by deejay Dave are by their first locally cello and souvenirs from the A new Australian group The Chantinos represented dred youngsters thronged the centre to get autographs I Although air produced RCA single "Since I Fell In Love With You" c/w "Don't Say artists. The group appears in public with their hair dyed green. Nothin!" was some three hundred copies of the vin play on the single at that time limited, Publishing house of Boosey & Hawkes recently hosted a swingin' party in release were sold during the gimmick. Melbourne for the trade. The function was hosted by George Cooper (and his CKY Winnipeg hosted a liverpool sound live stage show in that city (12/7) wife along with Geoff Waterman. In attendance were pub co... the spectacular. popular Helen) Manfred Mann teamed up with Peter and Gordon to headline lishers, composers, radio and TV personalities who all voted the function a Dave Ly- pond Also appearing and winning much favor with the audience! reports great success. onion man, was a home brew group, Chad Allen and The Reflections. This followed John Melouney (disk jockey with 2UW Sydney) recently ran a listener closely on the heels of a C&W special staged by the outlet, (11/30). Starring contest in relation to the new version of "Dominique" recorded locally by The Tex Ritter, Hank Williams Jr., June G label. The Mrs. Larkin, a mother of eight in that one was Columbia's Johnny Cash, Breakaways on the W & winner, nerf Carter and the Statler Brothers. The entire proceeds from the country show children, was flown to Melbourne to spend the day with The Breakaways and were turned over to the Unitarian Service Committee of Canada by CKY to John Melouney. airy further that organization's valuable work with overseas relief and rehabilita- The.Festival group is out with three new locally produced singles. Jimmy tion. Good to see CKY's good news sheet, "The King Speaks," back in circula- Little sings "Lifeline" and "Lead Kindly Light;" Dig Richards appears with tion. It had been conspicuous by its absence for some time. "Mary From The Dairy" and "No Peace Of Mind" and popular television per- ry "Leader Of The Laundromat" by The Detergents is a big winner in all sonality Jimmy Hannan is on the R.G. label with "Come Out Dancing." Canadian markets. The Roulette outing was in heavy demand well in advance Former country disk jockey Barry Martin has joined the staff of Station 7icl . of its release. Al Mair's Apex News Sheet indicates that CKEY'er Duff Roman 2 SM (Sydney) one of Sydney's top commercial stations. Barry was previously phon will exit the turntable fraternity to further his education at the University of with 3SH and 2QN in the country. Toronto. CKWS-Kingston spinner Bryan Olney is giving heavy air exposure New releases from W & G include "Do What You Do Do Well" by Ned to "Gee" by Barry and The Tamerlanes on Warners. It's his pick of the week Miller; "The Eskimo Song" by Don Rutherford, and The Seekers with "What (12/1). Have They Done To The Rain." The Seekers are an Australian group who are The C.B. office has been as busy as Grand Central Station this past week. now in London where this side was recorded. and Jim The Chappell & Co. publishing group has printed sheets on "Ringo;" "Come are h Harold Pounds, Sparton topper, was in from London, Ontario. He r burl: Corbett, his man in Montreal, were up to do a little well deserved bragging Out Dancin'" and "How Soon." The latter title is the theme song from "The about the fantabulous sound by The Impressions, "Amen." It's a monster in Richard Boone Show." It was composed by Henry Mancini with lyrics by Al errer Montreal and breaking wide open across Canada. Canadian talent, always Stillman. in ord close to Poundsy's heart, is showing strong signs on Sparton with the good Among the top selling sheet music we find "Some Place Green;" "Have I Johnny Cowell instrumental outing, "Winds Of Chance," beginning to happen The Right;" "People;" "Always Together;" "Hello, Dolly!" and "Pretty all across North America. It took a while, but it now appears that the good Woman." tune will equal another Cowell money maker of a while back, "Our Winter The new Opera House being built in Sydney is already the subject of a Love." Meanwhile back at BMI, Whitey Haines is in seventh heaven over not record release by CBS. The Norfolk Singers have a single entitled "The Opera only "Winds" but also another Cowell -penned tune, "Shag." This last is a cute Is Falling Down," the side was produced by Sven Libaek and the publishing novelty on RIC by The Stage Hands. Both Whitey and Harold were hard rights are held by Leeds Music. This record is enjoying great airplay due to pressed to conceal their enthusiasm over the current state of affairs where the fact that the Opera House has become the centre of great controversy due Canadian talent and Canadian record product is concerned. They're sitting on to its unusual design The estimate to a story that just may blow the world wide record picture wide open, and put complete the building is more than £17 million in Australian currency. Canada into her long awaited place in the sun with regard to the emergence Overseas friends of Henri Source will be upset at the tragic news that Henri of this country as a force to be reckoned with on the world wide record market. recently had his left leg torn off below the knee in a shark attack while skin- Regional air action noted on the good bluesie side by Jo Ann Campbell and diving. Henry is one of our most talented musicians and plays several wind Troy Seals. Billed as Jo Ann and Troy, the pair have what like instruments; he was one of the original members of the instrumental group looks a winner The house with an Atlantic release entitled, "I Found A Love Oh What A Love." In the Thunderbirds and at the time of the tragedy was a member of the same bluesie vein, the latest from Ray band on the Johnny Chester national TV show "Teen Scene." The hospital re- Charles, "Making Whoopie," will chalk ports that Henri is progressing well in his recovery from the attack. u p some chart mileage for the vet chanter. "Do What You Do Well," the good Ned Miller outing is really catching on in several key Canadian centres. Lee Farley is very excited over Toronto action on the newie by The British Walkers. "i Found You" is the side that's tearing up the Toronto scene and it Australia's Best Sellers shows signs of developing into a national break out. Lee was among the re- 1 I Feel Fine (The cent ('ash Box Beatles-Parluphone) Leeds Music visitors, and endorses the enthusiasm expressed by Messers 2 The Wedding (Julie Rodgers-Philips)- Pounds and Haines on their visits over the fast developing Canadian talent Lee's 3 Leader Of The Pack (Shangri Las-Red Bird) Robert Mellin situation. best bet in this area at the moment is the newie by Joe Popiel, 4 Ain't That Loving You Baby "I Can't Live Without You." Good deejay response is (Elvis Presley-RCA) Belinda Music indicated at this stage. 5 The Twelfth Of Never (Cliff Richard-Columbia) Chappell & Co. Lucille Starr continues to move car load lots of her latest single, "Colinda." 6 I'm Into Something Good (Herman's Hermits-Columbia) Tu -Con Music Lucille and partner Bob Regan, billed as The Canadian Sweethearts, did a 7 When You Walk In The Room (The Searchers-Astor) Castle Music Montreal area club date (5/12) weekend. Bill Smithers made sure that the 8 Ringo (Lorne Greene-RCA) Paling & Co. beautiful gal singer met the deejay fraternity, and the "Colinda" single outing 9 She's A Mod (Ray and her new LP Columbus-Zodiac) Leeds Music came in for considerable air exposure during her Montreal 10 Come A Little Bit Closer (Jay & The Americans)- visit. *Locally Produced Record. Frank Henry has his number one gal, Monique Leroux, keeping the trade press right up to date on Christmas record developments at Capitol in Montreal. On the English side of the Xmas picture, Frank is excited about the Gary Ferrier CANADA (Continued) release, "Ringo Deer." Les Cailloux are clicking on the French language side with an item that has one instant favour with the French broadcasters, out a doubt one of the best recorded sounds to come from this country Witt "Jo- almost a Sandy Nelson image Van- seph Avec Marie" b/w "Allons Suivons Les Mages." All of the Capitol people that could take it a long way. C -FUN, are very happy with deejay couver hosted the P.A. in that city by The Dave Clark Five. A cross promo' response to the good pairing by Jack London. tion Still remains to be seen which side engineered by C -FUN in cooperation with the city's record retaileri will take top honors. "If You Don't Want proved to be a real winner. Each the My Love" is the up tempo side, while the ballad -type entry, and their were 1500, represented outing, "It's Been One purchase of a Dave Clark record. Emcee for the Dave Clark show in the Wes' Of Those Days," is coming in for its full share of turntable time. British im- Coast port to the Montreal deejay scene, "Lord City was C-FUN's Fred Latrimo. The day of the appearance, (11/26. Timothy," is going on the ballad, was observed as D.C. 5 day by the outlet. predicting national breakouts for either or both sides in Canada. And goes on to say that it definitely has the sound for world wide success. Lee Dunbar, popular airman exits Montreal's CFCF-Radio to return to the United States and a spot at Binghampton, N.Y. outlet. Best wishes of 5KA To Make Annual CBS France fellow tradesters go with his Issues him. Rick Smith takes his leave of the CKGM-Mon- ,VIV. treal news scene to take over the news director's spot at Ed Houston's up and Disk Awards Many Decks comer on "Lady" "), op the Niagra Frontier. CJRN. "Man With All The Toys" looks like the best of ADELAIDE, III the seasonal outings. It's by The Beach Boys and the kids just eat it up. AUSTRALIA-K. R. PARIS-CBS has announced sever "ny "I'm Gonna Love Parham, general manager of 5KA, !as i You Too" by The Hulabaloos is expected to be a red recordings from mammoth mush hot 5AU and 5RM, has the °1 Col item very shortly in all Canadian markets reports Compo's Barry Paine. announced that It has 5KA will annually award the cal film, "My Fair Lady," starring Mac the sound that's making the money and the country's Jocks are on it, en masse. outstanding talent in the Australian rec- Rex Harrison and Audrey Hepburn and Mike Marshall checks in from Edmonton's CJCA with a handsome chart for- ord industry. mat and word on a British which gets on per llidd release impending for Barry Allen's Barry outing, its Paris premiere the "Over My Shoulder." The artist is The awards will be known as "The expected to do well with his sound on the 5KA 22nd. Recordings include the origin" san English market. Mike indicates that the CJCA Top Talent Awards" and will deejays are getting away from he given soundtrack, orchestral versions b$ the usual run of the mill record hop to appear instead annually in the following °I. th with live musical ag- e t, me gregations in their area. Deejay Marshall reports categories: male vocal, female vocal, Percy Faith and Andre Previn and Dakus that recent P.A. by Wes vocal group, ("Las Vegas Scene") The Rebels, and himself drew instrumental, instru- Tis youngsters on eight hundred mental group, best single by Andy Williams, "On a night when the temp had dipped to 15 below. Australian compo- tie mi sition (a composer's Sc Hal Roes, just back from one award) and the Street Where You Live." Recording. by journey to western Canada, has set off on a Gold Award for the best trip that will take him to the country's other coast. He overall disk. have also been issued in German as 'r sel! all across the has good reports from Appraisal of the country on an outstanding Canadian wax outing by The talents will be Hebrew. The original ca5 Men, "Meadowlands." it's a driving instrumental Chess made by station execs and deejays, Broadway with a winning sound if ever with 'e lows there was one. It's Canadian but more the first awards skedded for album by Rex Harrison and J e!come important it's good-great. It is with - next July. Andrews is also released by CBS. 52 nrdis Cash Box-December 19, 1961 International Sec 8 www.americanradiohistory.com I

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15, 78 71 ABC -Paramount Laurie In a successful debut La Fuente were Santo and Johnny, who did the Amy 36 Liberty 39, 42, 63, 80, 94 at to they will do 69 London 6, 37 same thing at the Blanquita theater. Now, it is probable that Ara a long play with Mexican and Latin American songs. Santo and Johnny's Ascot 20 Mercury 22, 64, 75, 88 top hit in México is "And I Love Her." Atco 82 MGM 7, 31, 55, 81 Enrique Guzman cancelled his trip to Argentina for the first days of the Atlantic 24, 56, 93 Money 9 next year. Meanwhile, Enrique will do theater dates and may debut at the Cameo 44 Monument 59 Terrazza Cassino night club in company with Bob Conrad, the star of Capitol 1, 10, 16, 60 Musicor 17 "Hawaiian Eye." Enrique recorded four songs for his next long play. 61 I Cr. Chess Motown 3, 29, 58 This is a curious thing: Spanish singer Rocío Dércal is not popular at all i Columbia 19, 30, 49, 76 in her country but here in México is one of the favorites of young Mexicans. Command 40 Okeh 66, 74 So, as Rock) is not popular in her country, the musical pictures she does n: Congress 92 were not released on records and here in México people are asking for them. 57 Parkway 100 I lh Constellation her Mexican rep (DUSA) will try to release the records getting the Parrot 5 Now, Coral 47 music direct from the soundtrack of her latest picture "Tengo 17 Kilos" (I'm Philips 18 Seventeen Years Old). We ask: if Rocío is not popular in her counrty and in D -Town 97 25, 72 a Philles a big what is she doing there? DCP 8 México she is considered star, a !Lt distributed recently by CBS records. Among Decca 79, 83 RCA Victor 4, 27, 30, 52, 96 A big bunch of new LP releases ut. with the sensational orchestra Dial 73 Red Bird 14 them are "A Ritmo de Fiesta" (Fiesta Rhythm) li He includes in this album themes Diamond 38 Reprise 13, 54, 85, 89, 91 of well known arranger Chico O'Farrill. 68 Roulette 33, 77 like "Hello Dolly!," "More," "April in Paris," "Stormy Weather," "What Kind li Dimension of Fool am I," "I left My Heart in San Francisco," "If I had a Hammer," fb Epic 2, 12, 99 Scepter 50 "Misty," "Dream," "Days of Wine and Roses," "The Girl from Ipanema" 1f Bi Smash 43 is Tampico" con- 4 Corners 62 and "Sabor a Nada." Another new CBS album "Orquesta a an: 90 Soma 51 ducted by Claudio Rosas, with arrangements in tropical rhythm of "Quiet Fraternity Village,"Charade,a " "Tijuana,"Angelito,"Siboney," " "With a Song in My 119 Tamia 28, 32, 87 Gordy 45, 95 Heart," "Sabor a Nada," "Perdóname mi vida," etc.... From the international 20th Fox 67 CBS department we received a copy of the latest Les Brown album, playing 10 Ieh Hickory 26 the classics of his style, another album with the bands of Ray Conniff, Chuck United Artists 35 Orquesta Serenata, Les Brown and Les and Larry Imperial 11 Anderson, Chico O'Farrill, ti( Veejay 70, 86 Elgart. On its subsidiaries, like Harmony and Okeh, we received an old y Interphon 53, 84 Harry James album and another also very old album made by Noro Morales. 23, 48 on RCA. The Josie 65 Wand César Costa recorded a German song as his latest release Warner Bros. 41, 46, 98 name of this record is "Guapa," and the background is in bossa nova rhythm. 34 1111 Kopp 21, 30, 63 World Artist Enrico Cabiatti did the accompaniment. e ar "A Hard Day's Night" and 'It's You" are 'the latest recordings made by on the Musart In answer to numerous requests for such a service CASH BOX will run the Top 100 Labels feature on a rock and roll group Los Angeles Azules (The Blue Angels) On the same weekly has been designed primarily as an aid to our international readers desiring a capsule label. Los Angeles Azules are the Mexican Beatles' imitators. basis. It his on which he l summary of labels they carry and their representation on the CASH BOX Top 100. Feature can also be label is a new long play cut by Carlos Campos and orchestra, CS popular in town. a handy order for distribs, racks, dealers and one-stops ordering disks by labels. includes some "Cumbias" rhythms. Cumbia rhythm is getting Leo Acosta and his orchestra made their debut on Polydor Records with ve of old standards like "Juarez," .e. a series of tropical rhythms including a bunch "Nunca," "Estrellita," "Almendra," "Nereidas" and "La Bamba." Leo Acosta used to play drums with Harry James, Perez Prado and others. of, Records Je CBS Israel's Gala Opening And as the danceable season is already underway in México, Orfeon PE' released a Carlos Tirado album with special arrangements of "The Man with tu hr the Golden Arm," "Bossa Nova," "Tonight," "Perfidia," "Maria," "Personality," ay le etc. ve For the Christmas season, CBS introduced its international series with ti e albums recorded by Ray Conniff, Les Elgart, Ken Griffin, Percy Faith and a tc national LP with Los Panchos, Cuco Sanchez, Javier Solis, Los' Dos Oros, .ha fe Sonora Santanera and others. rhi k" More Christmas themes on Orfeon records with Los Dominic singing "White 'e m. Christmas," "Jingle Bells," "Adeste Fideles" and "Silent Night." Other avail- ta able albums on this label with Christmas songs were cut by Jorge Fernandez, th 101 Strings and Pepe Gonzalez. DS Gran Orquesta Romantica de Cuba is the name of the new imported orchestra that Musart Records introduced in México through five different albums, playing all kinds of romantic music. RCA Victor is doing a big promotion exclusively with music composed and played by Gabilondo Soler, "Cri -Cri." This promotion includes seven albums of this artist, who has dedicated all his life to write music for children. Jack Burgess and Lee Shapiro, executives of American RCA, arrived in México City to promote the Mexican RCA catalog in the U.S. Mariano Rivera Conde welcomed them. .us C Co Mexico's Best Sellers bl 1 Como Te Extrapo Mi Amor -Leo Dan (CBS)-Hnos. Caíiedo (Peerless) - Carlos Campos (Musart)-(Mumusa) 2 Y La Amo (And I Love Her) -Santo and Johnny (Gamma) -The Beatles (Musart)-Los Apson Boys (Peerless) -Los Gibson Boys (Musart)- (Grever) 3 La Poilera Colora -Carmen Rivero (CBS) Triste -Connie Francis (MGM) -(Grever) 4 Invierno Valdéz 5 Tu Seras Mi Babi (Be My Baby) -Les Surfs (Gamma)-Vianey run (Peerless) -(Grever) F 6 Voy-Javier Solis (CBS) -Luis Demetrio (Musart)-Sonia López (CBS) 7os Pepe Jars (RCA) -Olga Guillot (Musart)-(Emmi) rd 7 Tijuana -The Persuaders (Gamma) -Pablo Beltran Ruiz (RCA) -Carlos Campos (Musart)-Los Xochimilcas (Peerless) -Los Blue Boys (Musart) n -Luis Andrés Gonzalez (RCA) -(Grever) ce 8 Aburrida Y Sola (Si Je Chante)-Pily Gaos (RCA) -(Grever) 9 El Surf Del Pajaro-The Trashmen (Gamma) 10 Tu Voz-Enrique Guzman (CBS)

TEL -AVIV -CBS Records Israel was Again Wins Disk Italian Critics Make officially opened recently with a gala Conniff DC ceremony held the Award Out Of Argentina Award To Miles Davis event here. Officiating at ser was Goddard Lieberson, presi- Inc dent of Hollywood -For the second consecu- NEW YORK -Miles Davis, Columbia's c Columbia The cere- monies Records. conductor and arranger Ray ran marked tive year jazz trumpet star, has been given the art' the opening of the an for one largest and Conniff has received award Italian Music Critics Award. y most modern disk plant the International ptar ln the Middle of his albums at ey East. held at Mar Del The honor was bestowed on Davis In the Record Festival, tier npi upper photo, (left to right) for his CBS LP, "Seven Steps To ridjare CBS artist Plata, Argentina. lZamiri Yaffa Yarkoni, Lt. Col. L. Schein, vice- which was cited by the th of the Israeli army and Simon According to Harvey Heaven," ns I Schmidt, and general manager of in- Italian critics as the best jazz album ie Israel. managing director of CBS president art ternational operations for Columbia of the year. The presentation was Pre middle In photo, Lieberson is Records, the Conniff album, "The Hap- made at a party held by the Press s, flanked e and ress (left/ award. Last Milan. )rdi Dov Seltzer, py Beat," won this .year's Club in anger. folk composeula er was an year, Conniff's "Es Continental" Davis' most recent album, "Miles Ge In the lower chosen for special honor. Davis In Europe" was recorded "live" ay photo at right, Lieber- ro welcomes Israeli composer and Conniff is under exclusive contract at the Antibes International Jazz Fes- arpaichordist, to Columbia. tival in France. B Frank Pelleg. ah Box December 19, 1964 - International Section 53 on www.americanradiohistory.com MIN

Brazil's Best Sellers This Last Week Week 1 1 'Deixa Isso P'ra Lä (Todamérica) Jair Rodrigues/Philips 2 2 My Boy Lollipop (Vitale) Millie Small/Philips 4 (Mundo Musical) Altemar Dutra/Odeon 3 'Somas Iguais I 4 3 Michael (Embi) Trini Lopez/Odeon Victor to From the Vitale pubbery: the classical section of the company always tried 5 5 Sul Cucuzzolo (Fermata) Rita Pavone/RCA a 6 7 In Ginocchio Da Te (Ediçóes RCA) Gianni Morandi/RCA Victor es to do its best to present the musical public with works of great value, for a In order 7 8 Deixe P'ra Mim A Culpa (Vitale) Agnaldo Rayol/Copacabana better use in the specialized schools, for the study of music in general. was works in the erudite field. 8 6 Cin-Cin (Embi) Richard Anthony/Odeon to attain this goal, Vitale released lately several da Garóa/Chantecler ree( "Five Brazilian Chorals"-in harmonization by Carmen Sylvia Vieira De Vas- 9 9 '0 Trem Das Onze (Vitale) Demonios Escolares" by Maestro 10 10 'Do Que Eu Gosto Mais (Edicóes RCA) Lurdinha Pereira and Ro- few concellos, for the use of Secondary Schools. "Cantos )lac Salvador Callia, an interesting work for Primary and High School. Also in the lando Boldrin/Continental studying classes: "Ritmos da 11 15 'Lobo Bobo Wilson Simonal/Philips L printing, three other works dedicated to the Victor for Mendes; "Unidos Cantemos! by Vicente Aricó 12 12 A Hard Day's Night (Fermata) The Beatles/RCA Juventude" by Father Reify 11 Pavone/RCA Victor and Junior, written for mixed choral; "Canto Coral-Renaseimento" by Ceiçilo De 13 Scrivi (Ediçóes RCA) Rita Barreto. is proud with the unquestionable value of these 14 13 Obsessilo (Vitale) Sérgio Odilon/RCA Victor rece Barron The pubbery Martha Mendonça/Chantecler ing works and also of other releases of the company. 15 14 Saudades De Vocé (Notas Mâgicas) 16 17 'Nem Tudo E Como A Gente Quer (Ediçóes RCA) José Lopes/ ho Classical studies for accordion is another work recently released under the TI Pieroni, in five volumes, Chantecler title "Clâssicos pars Acórdeon," as adapted by Antonio 17 16 'Separaçilo (Ediçóes RCA) Claudio de Barros/RCA Victor bi containing the most technical and perfected studies by great masters, which Tu De (Mundo Musical) Altemar Dutra/Odeon f1 to make progress according to 18 18 'Que Queres Mim enable the person who studies that instrument 19 19 Wonderful Land The Jet Black's/Chantecler ad of "Estudos Czerny," adapted by (Fermata) the most varied schooling. The second volume 20 Meglio Mike Clifford/Fermata ens of seven volumes, five of them to be - Stasera (Fermata) Professor Yolanda Ferreira-this is a part 'Local Product PI released in the near future. ease e which will soon be "Cento E Vinte Musicas Faceis Para Piano Acórdeon," Brazil's TOP SIX LP'S ente released is a compilation of 120 works, which include several classic numbers, nd in a 1 1 adapted for the mentioned instruments, by Professor Mario Mascarenhas, 0 Fino Da Bossa-Several Brazilian Artists/RGE ew highly artistic work, facilitating the interpretation by beginners. An interesting 2 2 Zimbo Trio-Zimbo Trio/RGE adt "album" with the songs of the popular TV Show, "Times Square," was pre- 3 4 The Beatles Again-The Beatles/Odeon est. sented to us for appreciation. If we consider the popularity of some of the 4 3 'S Young-Ray Conniff/CBS Ta included, we can foretell a sales success of the same. 5 A Nova Dimensilo Do Samba-Wilson Simonal/Odeon numbers - hill] The promo department of Discos Continental has news of the company, after 6 -- A Pantera Cor De Rosa-Henry Mancini/RCA Victor y0 a long silence: recently released was an LP titled "Bossa E Balanço S.A.," :ree, Zé Maria and His Group, 12 of the best Top Six Double Compacts presenting the organist including mp modern Brazilian popular numbers. Zé Maria is one of the most requested by R: artists of Rio night life, which proves well the popularity of the musician. 1 1 Twist And Shout-The Beatles/Odeon 2 2 O Carlos/CBS Into After the success of the single cut by Orlando Alvarado for the company, the Calhambeque-Roberto \Ia label decided to release his first LP, in which the Spanish singing artist is 3 5 'S Young-Ray Conniff/CBS accompanied by the internationally famous The Clevers. "Bienvenido Amor" 4 3 Sensazionale-Rita Pavone/RCA Victor pbbE 5 6 Frente Ao Rayol/Copacabana and "Camelia" are also included in the LP, the two numbers which made the Mar-Agnaldo pTt young chanter known in the local musical world. One more LP by the skilled 6 4 Adorabile-Rita Pavone/RCA Victor guitarist Dilermano Reis, one of the first artists under contract with the label, de: under the title "Junto A Teu Coraçilo." It is, as always, an excellent quality y Od release, which includes several works of Dilermano. "Remo Da Juventude" is Argentina's Best Sellers Dr. another successful LP of the label, presented by the popular deejay Antonio 'Ch Aguillar, with numbers by the teen cast of the label. This Last s Week Week dian At the present time when all is Bossa Nova, the company decided to remi- cha nisce with an LP by Nabor Pires De Camargo, a good clarinetist from Sao 1 1 'Vestida De Novia (Korn) Palito Ortega, Toscano (RCA); Loa Paulo, titled "Bossa Velha" in which the talented and experienced artist pre- Nocturnos (Music Hall); Los Claudios (Polydor); Ramona Galatia Carl sents several and always appreciated traditional numbers in the purest Bra- (Odeon) udio; zilian style. The fans of the traditional samba will have a good buy in this 2 2 Bailando Sobre Una Estrella (A Toi de Choisir) (Neumann) USE "Velha Guarda" release. For its bow in the record business Continental is Richard Anthony (Odeon Pops) mon releasing a single by the Trio Mulodia, with the hully-gully by Apolonio Sandro, 3 3 'Santander De Batunga (Melograf) Charanga del Caribe (CBS) axing "Emoçilo" b/w "Pode Acontecer Amanhil," another hully-gully by Nisa De 4 9 'A La Sombra De Mi Mama (Melograf) Leo Dan (CBS) gin( Ponti in a Brazilian version by Romeu Nunes. 5 4 'Collar De Caracolas (Lagos) Julio Molina Cabral (Music Hall); ngs Los Fronterizos, Los Quilla Huasi, Gasparin, Transito Cocomarola Tem Ramalho Neto, prom° and A&R general manager in Sao Paulo for RCA oleta Victor, is informing of the company as follows: Leila Silva, the very popular (Philips); Ramona Galarza (Odeon); Eduardo Rodrigo (RCA); songstress, pacted recently with the label and is preparing the first cuts. The Luis Ordonez (CBS) '11 bE Brazilian branch of RCA is sending to 6 8 'Flauta 'E Cana (Melograf) Charanga del Caribe (CBS) ohnny the Washington deejay Felix Grant all aEß; the novelties in the Bossa Nova field. For the comingvacations, RCA is pre- 7 5 Inolvidable (Edami) Tito Rodriguez (United Artists); Zainia i paring special releases ef, teen music, to be present on the beaches through Beleno (RCA); Los Claudios (Polydor) Ricai the shows under the general title of "Ferias -RCA." As mentioned last week, 8 7 My Boy Lollipop (Korn) Millie Small (Philips) gani2 Gino l'aoli's personal appearances will open in Rio today and in two days, Silo 9 10 Si Je Chante Sylvie Vartan (RCA) d ali Paulo. After this Italian artist, another will come-Michele. 10 15 Cataclismo (Edami) Cuarteto Imperial (CBS) d the After only two yes days of its release, the new LP cut by Rita Pavone in New York, is becoming 11 11 'El Cardenal (Korn) Violets Rivas (RCA) ; one of the big hits of the moment. 12 12 'Changuito Carrero (Korn) Palito Ortega (RCA) ring Sue C. Clark with news 13 6 Cambia Sobre El Mar (Korn) Cuarteto Imperial (CBS); Loa Ian 1 from Companhia Brasileira De Discos: among CBD's hn recent releases in the classical field is a Philip's disk of Grieg-"Concerto For Claudios (Polydor) ; Gasparin (Philips) Niko Estrada (Odeon) G Piano And Orchestra"-and one of Schuman-"Concerto For Piano And 14 17 Anyone Who Had A Heart (Fermata) Dionne Warwick (Philips); som Orchestra-with a superb interpretation by Claudio Cilla Black (Odeon Pops) ing Arrau and the Con- reset certgebou Orchestra of Amsterdam, conducted by Christoph Von Dohnanyl. 15 13 'Lagrima Seca (Korn) Pepito Perez (Disc Jockey) Its entry into the Brazilian market has brought 16 14 Contigo En La Playa (Relay) Nico Fidenco, Hector Eduardo dolt cheers-and sales from classical um music buffs. (RCA) ; Danielo (Odeon Pops) abor , In the Brazilian popular music department we have a recent 17 19 Twist And Shout (Fermata) Beatles, Jets (Odeon Pops); Locos release by the del Ritmo (Music Hall); Jack Nitzsche Gaos, t sir young bossa nova songstress, Tita. She comes from the State of Minas Gerais (Reprise); Mayte and her first "double compact" won her the 1963 Honorable Sylvie Vartan (RCA); Tammys, Andre (Philips); Chubby Checker esco Mention Diploma (Fermata) ews from the music critic of "O Correio Da Manhil" (Rio newspaper), and she has just received word that for her first LP she will get the same award 18 20 Adios Adios Corazon (Korn) Cuarteto Imperial (CBS); Sonora oh, i for 1964 Kalingó (Philips) rket, at the festival in the Municipal Theater in Rio on December 13. Her album includes the very popular music by Antonio 19 19 'Te Llevare (Korn) Beto Fernan (Music Hall) por" 1 Carlos Jobim-"Inutil Paisagem" II, and "So Tinha De Ser Vocé"-Marcos and Paulo Sérgio Valle's "Deus Bra- 20 16 'Este (Melograf) Leo Dan (CBS) Ti sileiro" and "Amor De Nada." Tita had her first success with "Deus Brasileiro," 'Local Met, which has since been recorded by many other artists. The young lark also ms te accompanies herself on guitar, and this LP includes her soloing on an original A Toast To DGG 2 For composition called "Tristeza." A fine production by the company's talent scout The Show and A&R man, Joio Mello. It is natural that the company is thrilled with Jair Rodrigues' success, which includes a request from the BBC in London for copies of his "Deixa Isso P'ra Lä." The tour of Brazilian musicians and singers that includes the label's exclusive artists Jorge Ben. decided to use the name, "Brazil '65," and have M already appeared in Mexico City, Los Angeles and San Francisco. One of the most popular, inspired and talented composers of the Brazilian popular scene is no doubt Luiz Antonio. Through many years of activity, this all-time favorite music man presented the public with some of the most representative numbers of the modern pop music (not in the BN style), which range from "Somos Dois," and "Zé Marmite" to "Cheiro De Saudade," "Recado," "Menina Moça," "Poema Do Adeus," "Levanta Mangueira," "Mulher De Trin- t ." "Quero Morret No Carnaval." "Pierrot 2000," "0 Sonho De Pierrot," "Poema Das Maos," "Chorou, Chorou." "Vestida De Adeus," Vocé." "Pergunta A and many many others, which are all around hits in this country, including the recently awarded "Ume Cançio Por Um Milhilo" and the excellent "Juiso Final" with his friend and brother-in -style composer Dr. Savio Fernando César. De Carvalho Silveira had the excellent idea to "put the right man in the right place" contracting Luiz Antonio to be a talent scout and A&R man BUENOS AIRES-Johannes label' of the company in Rio and Silo Paulo. We had a chance to Ellrich HANNOVER - RCA Victor b talk to the music (right), a top exec with }°' pro lately and he told us about his intention to bring many of the best Deutsche mates Rita Pavone and Paul Anka to cut for Discos artists Grammophon, is pictured during a re- iM Continental in the near future. Also about cently teamed up together on 9 life to the his plan to give new cent business trip to the Argentine. traditional Brazilian music in the "Marcha Rancho" rhythm, which popular German TV musical van he considers one of the types of music (march) that With the DGG exec are producer San- has more chances to become tos Lipesker (left) and Americo stanza, the "Werner Muller Schla an international success in no time. Good luck to the charming Luiz Bel- Antonio! lotto, A&R manager for Phonogram. which was telecast from Hannov 54 Cash Box-December 19, 1964 sechejth International Box www.americanradiohistory.com I ARGENTINA

An interesting development is taking place in Germany, which may boost Teen singer Juan Ramon made headlines when he was signed by RCA of to an exclusive contract, after a long association with Disc Jockey, and, a sales for all parties concerned. German firms are leasing their masters few hours later, by Julio Korn Publishers as a composer. Ramon has been hits to other companies for LP purposes. The first and biggest step in this a consistent seller for several years, especially in the LP and EP field, and direction has been made through the magazine Hoer Zu, which has a label was discovered by Rodriguez Luque, DJ's topper. He has already made several distributed by both Electrola and Teldec. Now the two giant firms releasing recordings for his new label, which will be released during this month. A an LP series on the Hoer Zu label called "Hits of the Year," featuring the few weeks ago, the singer made a trip to Europe with Fermata's topper, top tunes and top hits of both firms on one LP. 2 Volumes of this series are Mauricio Brenner, and cut several tunes in Spain and Italy. already on the market and doing very well. Polydor followed suit by picking Luis Calvo of Sicamericana infos that the first recordings made by singer up hot CBS masters of their biggest stars Bernd Spier, Hans Jurgen Baumler Horacio Ascheri, formerly with The Pick Ups, have been very well received, and Marika Kilius for LP release on a series called "Top Hits of 1964." This and that he is considered potentially a big star. The diskery has inked policy of joining together for LP packages is a very major step in the right recently tropical music orkster Tito Alberti, who's already waxed his first direction of cooperation between major labels for the mutual profit of both single. Another interesting name in Music Hall's roster is Marito Gonzalez, firms. Although this policy has been very popular in the U.S. through clubs whose force has been growing consistently during the past months. and "oldies" LP's, this is the first time in the history of the German record The death of Julio Sosa (in an auto crash, as we reported last week) was business that any cooperation in this sense has been achieved. Good news for this market. a big commotion for the tango world in Buenos Aires. A reported crowd good come of 150,000 attended the mourning of the well known singer. Although he Mrs. Ernie Bilkenroth of Marbot Music reports that all things had been born in Uruguay, Sosa lived many years in Argentina and was in threes. Teldec top star Ronny, who has sold over 850,000 records with considered to be one of the top names in his specialty, tango music. "Oh My Darling Caroline" and over 250,000 records on "Kein Gold Im Blue Plenty of work for the Odeon promotion department: the diskery has re- River," has a new smash hit with "Ken Ein Land," which has sold well over leased "A World Without Love" by Peter and Gordon, along with "El In- 100,000 records within 10 days of release. All of the tunes are old American ventario," cut by Los Barranquilleros, "Au Revoir" by Richard Anthony, folk songs which are done in a new fresh style and have captured the fancy and Anthony's big Italian hit, "Il Mio Mondo." On the LP side, there is a of the German public. Mrs. Bilkenroth is also working on new German hits new album by melodic singer Daniel Riolobos, another LP by Los Wawanco from Hungarian star Janos Koos on Decca, Wolfgang Frey on Polydor and and a selection album with waxings by artists like Sandy Nelson, The Beatles, Ralf Jenzen on Metronome. Nestor Fabian and The Swinging Blue Jeans. D.J: Publisher-A&R Man Paul Siegel reports that England's 1 Screaming Two valuable additions to the classical music catalog have been made by Lord Sutch is now under contract to Paul and is now in Berlin for appearances in the "Liverpool Hoop Club" there. Metronome will release the records by Philips: Bela Bartok's "Duke Blue Beard's Castle" (Op. 11), sung in Hungarian pushed with by Olga Szonyi and Mihaly Szekely with the London Symphonic Orchestra Screaming Lord Sutch here. The appearance is being great directed by Antal Dorati, and a volume of Songs of the Elizabethan Age, publicity and Paul expects the new artist to make a big splash on the market composed by Thomas Campion, Thomas Morley and John Dowland, and sung here. RCA Victor will have its TV field day on the Werner Muller show on Dec. by Rene Soames. The latter is part of the Archiv series, which have turned on into one of the most interesting musical series available in this country. 12 as Paul Anka, Peggy March and Rita Pavone all make appearances Maria del Camen Hajdenwurcel of Julio Korn Publishers infos that the the show with new German waxings. Furthermore, a large group of East pubbery plans a big promotional work around the Dave Clark Five tunes, European stars now under contract to Teldec will also appear on the show represented mostly by JK in Argentina. The idea is to widen the field opened including Judita and Jarmila from Prague, Maria Toldi and Janos Koos from by The Beatles and include in it the production of the other English groups, Hungary and many others. Gunter Gayer of Edition Sikorski reports that their top hits include "Mama" and especially the Dave Clark Five. "Glad All Over" has been already released "Come by Odeon, and other singles by the group are due. by Margot Eskens, "So Ein Tag" from Freddy, the U.S. hit a Little Dr. Juan Barbara has big faith in "Rio de Sueiios," the production penned Bit Closer," a new English smash "Terry" sung by Twinkle and "The Fever" Los Fronterizos, from Jody Miller, which is getting a top push here. One other U.S. number by Cholo Aguirre, and already recorded by the same Aguirre, on Austroton. Los Quilla Huasi, Romano Galarza, Argentina Rojas, Chicote and Los getting action for the firm is `Black Eyes" from The Rackets Hans Gerig is raising the roof with his heavy push on U.S. numbers show- Indianos. Also on desk is the latest by Aguirre, "Muy Triste," waxed by include Cacho Lucero, Jovita Diaz, Cristina de los Angeles and Los Andariegos. ing action in the German charts. Top hits for the pubbery "Skinny Carlos Di Liscia of Neumann Publishers reports that the new recording Minnie," the chart topping "Memphis" and "The House of the Rising Sun" use. They will with two new German versions out. studios built by his organization are practically ready for in publishing firm with the new be used for rehearsals, custom service and recording of backgrounds and Rolf Budde has two hot new push items his demonstration records for artists using Neumann songs. Up to now, no record German goodie "Bye Bye Blue Jeans" from Rita Pavone and the German will version of "On The Beach" sung by Cliff Richard also in German. waxing has been considered. Di Liscia considers that his company be able his favorite "Sweet Sweet to give a valuable help to singers and composers who want to present their Ralf Arnie, who is now working hard on chart songs properly to the A&R people. Rosalie" by Paul Anka, now has a new hot record coupling Paul Anka and Tempo Publishers hopes that "Pero Te Quise," the local product cut by Rita Pavone, two top world stars singing "Kiddy Kiddy Kiss Me" in German for RCA Victor. Violeta Rivas (RCA), Marito Gonzalez (Music Hall) and Cuarteto Leo (CBS), Road" in German will be a full smash during the Christmas season. Other tune on desk is Theo Seeger of Peer Music is working hard on "Tobacco Johnny Pelkis' "La Calle" a ritmo-oruidea-rhythmed tune with good possibil- by the Lords on Columbia. Theo also reports that Mrs. Ralph S. Peer, the President of the Peer-Southern Organization is in Europe visiting with the ities; it has been also cut by Violeta Rivas. until a Ricardo Mejia of RM reports the first artist to be launched through Philips' publishing firms of that group. Mrs. Peer visited Germany from the 6th the 8th of December where she met in Hamburg with Seeger. organization, after the independent producing contract signed some time ago, a press conference, and already reported in Cash Box. Name of the artist is Ramiro Ramos Polydor has opened its new studios in Munich. At Polydor announced that this studio is the most modern and up to date in and the first single will be ready very soon: "Machacame," written by Lucho recordings there. Neves and Becerra. Ramos has been inked by Channel 7 for TV appearances Germany. Max Greger and his orchestra will make the first during all 1965. That's it for this week in Germany. Ian Morris of Famous infos about the release of "Duke Ellington and John Coltrane," a new album under the Impulse! banner, along with "Now," by Sonny Stitt, and "Tell It The Way It Is," by Paul Gonsalvez. These re- Best Sellers cordings were made originally by ABC Paramount in the States, which is Germany's represented by Famous in Argentina. Adolfo Pino of RCA infos that Chico Miranda has finished his first boleros This Last Weeks album, cut under the direction of A&R man Johnny Camacho. Titles are Week Week On Chart "Sabor A Mi," "Nosotros," "Tu Me Acastumbraste" and others. Palito Ortega's 1 1 8 Memphis, Tennessee Bernd Spier/Pat Boone/Claudio, L next single will be "Nada Vale Sin Amor" and "Realidad," while Johnny Rik & Roger/Matadorerne/Johnny Rivers-CBS/Vogue/ G Tedesco has cut "A Hard Day's Night" in Spanish. Polydor/Metronome/Liberty-Hans Gerig Music News from CBS: "Canciones Para Mirar," the new album cut by Maria Elena 2 2 3 Pretty Woman-Roy Orbison-London-Acuff Rose/R.M. Walsh, is selling very well; it seems that Walsh has found a very interesting Siegel market, not touched before. Also among the top sellers is "Canciones De 3 3 2 §*Vergangen, Vergessen, Vorueber (Gone, Forgotten, All Amor" by Eydie Gorme-Los Panchos; Leo Dan's new album is also selling Over)-Freddy-Polydor-Edition Esplanade/Olias well. The diskery has released the first single by Tito Rodriguez, cut for So Ein Tag (Such A Day)-Freddy-Polydor-Sikorski Musicor, represented here by CBS; title is "El Dia Que Me Quieras" and Music seems to be a big hit -to -be. 4 4 3 *Ich Will Immer Auf Dich Warten (I'll Always Wait For you)-Brenda Lee-Polydor-Hans Gerig Music 5 5 3 *Sweet Sweet Rosalie-Paul Anka-RCA Victor-Ralf Germany LP Best Sellers Arnie Music 6 6 2 *Schneemann (Snowman) -Manuela-Telefunken Intro/ Courtesy "'Musikmarkt" Meisel This Last Months 7 7 2 Das Ist Frage Aller Fragen (Spanish Harlem)-Cliff Month Month On Chart Richard-Columbia-Aberbach Music 8 8 2 Do Wah Diddy Diddy-Manfred Mann-Electrola-Aber- 1 1 3 A Hard Day's Night (Yeah, Yeah, Yeah)-The Beatles- Odeon (Electrola) bach Music 9 9 2 §*Kenn Ein Land (Know A Land)-Ronny-Telefunken- 2 3 7 *My Fair Lady-German Original Cast-Philips Marbot Music 3 2 9 West Side Story-Original Film Soundtrack-CBS Kleine Annabell (Little Annabell)-Ronny-Telefunken 4 1 *Musik Fuer Millonen (Music For Millions)-Various 10 10 8 Skinny Minnie-Tony Sheridan/The Rackets-Polydor/ Artists (Special production for German TV lottery)- Elite Special-Hans Gerig Music Philips §Two Sided Hit Copyright 5 5 2 The Rolling Stones-Decca (Teldec) *Original German 6 - 1 *Songs Der Welt (Songs Of The World)-Esther and Abi Ofarim-Philips-Twen (Philips) 7 9 5 Play Bach No. I, II, III, IV-Jacques Loussier-Decca (Teldec) SUBSCRIPTION TO CASH BOX 8 6 3 *Schlager Schlagen Ein (Hits Hit The Charts)-Various Artists-Hoer Zu (Electrola) 9 - 1 Jazz Sebastian Bach-The Swingle Singers-Philips $30 FIRST CLASS -$45 AIR MAIL 10 8 10 *Freche Chansons Aus Dem Alten Frankreich (Spicy Chansons From Old France)-Helen Vita-Deutsche Vogue *Original German Production

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;Et hor ast e tac aeet Cash Box Editorial the US to international ports et S'ÌÌere,Ì ..M i .M..j The export volume from er ws/ w has traveled at such an impressive rate since 1958, when dea et, the volume reached $20 million for the first time, that ocat revised forecast issued last asked the question, istr our June res:

"Is a $50 million volume possible in 1964?" The answer nd is obviously "no," for this year at least, as evidenced by

third quarter figures which will be reported in the Third en Quarterly Export Volume Report next week. The 1964 asc five ent total will be closer to $42 million, about percent or t above the 1963 total, indicating that export sales have tt f A: leveled off after increasing at the rate of 20% each year Bil since 1958. rigt A Leveling Off eek Pen hich The prime reason, as reported here last summer, has Mu been the credit restrictions imposed by the French and In Export Volume rmec Italian governments, restrictions which to date have not equ been relaxed and have impeded buying schedules in tat rea these countries. Add to this the tariff increases which have ade caused equipment costs to increase and you have the hequi ash answer. While saturation has been the scapegoat for all Mai sales fall -offs, even when they occur in this country, the 'but roes world's markets proved they were not near a saturated he point simply by increased buying in the face of previous 'me how, large purchases. The total equipment continues to be in rib as is Peck, demand and, a matter of fact, the bigger problem tia to find equipment to re -sell to the export buyer. hen noble:

rge e Mar Herein lies a problem for the buyer of used merchan- arP dise in this country with an eye on the world's markets. ly;

Not only must he improve his buying techniques but he ed should also refresh his familiarity with the overseas toted rg buyers' needs. Coin machine and vending industry ex- tuo, porters have advised us time and again of the value of an ate In 01

export trip. Only in this way can an exporter learn the e ow needs of his markets and act accordingly upon return ose, uire here. The needs change and the results can prove to be fire profitable, if only from the standpoint of cutting back blen ed on equipment purchases of models no longer in demand. use Many exporters have gotten into the habit of buying d th, o pr, "across the board" and then shipping what the market nit calls for. Better to buy judiciously and sell everything ark a

you have available. loea

tally o Cs at To update your general outlook of total volume pur- aaona Bint chases made throughout the world this year, for the first ope nine months, the comparison of nine months' totals for T e 1963 against 1964 could be misleading. In 1963, at this eque° time, almost $30 million in equipment was shipped. 'nu), This year the figure is $33.7 million. However, the rr quarterly reports indicate that the totals have been re- hoaaic corded as follows: $13 million (1st qtr), $12.2 million (2nd qtr) and $8.5 million drop- Ike Tl (3rd qtr). The ally off came as a result of the previously mentioned credit Ibj' E restrictions. We can expect these restrictions to con- chb; th m rall tinue, since no official word has been received as to the Pa; an contrary. Therefore, estimate another $8 million for the o4, final quarter, figures for which are not as yet available, and the 1964 total should reach approximately $42 mil ` lion, far below the $50 million forecast. rld tv moan a There is no time like the present to improve buyinl Eto snr habits and learn more about the sales markets. By hold rheatde ing your export sales steady now, you will benefit tha 8 much more when the restrictions in ate Europe are lifted loraakE

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www.americanradiohistory.com Bo `Discotheque' Reaction Seeburg Launches Music -Dance Area Reports Indicate Package To Bring Bach Dancing To Ops Signing Locations Nation's Locations Via Discotheque NEW YORK-A quick -check telephone round -up report last week, by LPC/480, Twin Speakers, Custom Rec-O-Dance LP's, Cash Box reporters, indicated that Little the Seeburg "Packaged Discotheque" Packaged With Atmosphere Props Result In introduced at the factory's distributor Local Dance Spots meeting held in Chicago's Blackstone CHICAGO Seeburg mobile demon- trasting succession of rhythm pat- or4 Theater Dec. 4th, could very well be stration - the most revolutionary merchandising units (vans) will shortly be terns by top bands and combos. hep Seeburg has come up rolling into location locales around Rec-O-Dance albums, according to idea that with the country with a startling new music that yet, from the standpoint of operator - the company, include "the most dance- location acceptance. Judging from idea which was revealed last Friday, able tunes ever." Many have been ion distributor installation orders, at December 4, by J. Cameron Gordon, specially recorded in America by See- president of the Seeburg Corporation, burg for Discotheque equipment un- ,wel press time last week, several thou- during a sand Seeburg discotheques will be in distributor sales meeting der the direction of David Carroll. d and showing in the Blackstone The- Others are recorded in Europe. These bi session before the nation rings out The the old year on December 31st. And ater. new Seeburg program is albums are unavailable except hir( based on Discotheque (pronounced through the Seeburg new Discotheque the music operators will be the prime new 964 reason why dancing, an entertain- dis-ko-tek), a music -dance idea program. "We are even doing our started in a small Parisian bistro, own equalizing and mastering in or- fen ment pasttime which has lain dormant for too many years, will once again which was eventually imported to der to provide the right sound," Gor- America, where it has been a tre- don said. have be the night -out entertainment fare mendous of America's adult couples. success. Essentially it con- For atmosphere, Seeburg includes yea Bill Schwartz, W. S. Distributing, sists of a dance floor in an establish- in the Discotheque "package" a multi- ment regularly serving food and colored set of visually striking fluo- Brighton, Mass., told Cash Box last beverages. week that following a meeting with rescent wall panels, Discotheque nap- seven New England operators, during Ordinarily, Discotheque music is kins, coasters, table tents, banners, provided by an elaborate and costly and an illuminated sign. The promo- which time the "Packaged Disco- hi-fi system . ha theque" was premiered for ops on the representing an invest- tional part of the package includes ment of many thousands of dollars. radio spot announcement copy and a an home grounds, six operators con- Gordon explained Discotheque- firmed orders with each of the disco- that JACK GORDON location press release. TIC where patrons dance to recorded Gordon stressed that the complete theques already scheduled to go into music-is "America will be dancing again .. . restaurants and hotels in the Boston the idea needed to start Discotheque package - which would i America area before the week is out. "We've dancing again. The Seeburg speakers give "a spine -tingling, excit- cost many thousands to duplicate-is "Packaged Discotheque" however, will ing new variety of sound that boils provided by music operators to loca- har made plans for several hundred disco- be an theques in our area," Schwartz told economical program for opera- on the floor, rebounds around the tions at no cost. He added: "With tit tors of Seeburg equipment. room and sets all the patrons' feet this package it is possible for almost Cash Box. "Reaction is sensational." As the Seeburg show opened (fea- )r a Marvin Stein, Eastern Music Dis- tapping," according to Gordon. These any location to transform all or part tributors, Philadelphia, was in the turing Broadway celebs Gil Lamb and speakers, called "The Rhythm Twins," of the premises into a genuine, func- . th Dave process of renting a private club in Huddleston, of "How To Suc- deliver recording -studio quality and tioning, money -making Discotheque. ceed In Business Without Really Try- volume-the finest in hi-fi stereo "The location will inevitably gain rate the Philly area, for a prime night- ing," and time slot a the Wilding Dancers) the sound. They include four 15 -inch in music income. But that is not the viol or Sunday afternoon history of music and show, at which time the Seeburg dis- dancing trends high -compliance woofers, two Seeburg main reason for installing a Dis- were outlined through a narrative by sectorial horns and full L -C comple- cotheque. The big money will come be trib will introduce the complete Vice "Packaged Discotheque," to operators, President Tom Herrick, and mentary cross -over network, and they from increased sales of food and bev- em other Seeburg executives. are encased in non -resonant vinyl erages, because a Discotheque gets location owners, and patrons,"and In extolling the Discotheque, Gor- when they hear this sound only panels. the crowd into a location during or don noted that it has been a smash Two other major essentials of the normally slack evening hours, keeps problem will be in getting delivery in hit in large enough quantities. It's a big hit." Paris, New York, Chicago and "Packaged Discotheque" presented to them there all evening, and keeps Hollywood. He further announced Seeburg's distributing organization at them spending money. Murray Kaye, Atlantic New York that Seeburg is launching a full-scale eha Corp., lined up five operators immedi- the Sheraton -Blackstone are the new "We believe the dormant urge to ately promotion of Discotheque dancing, Rec-O-Dance albums (a complete li- dance will be activated by the See- rkel after returning from the Chi- nation-wide. cago showing last week. was an brary of special Discotheque dance burg Discotheques, and Americans "It Gordon unveiled the new Seeburg be all loca- put l' immediate hit with the operators," records), and Seeburg's built-in pro- will dancing again. And plan for a "Packaged Discotheque' gramming which automatically as- tions which install one will share in stated Kaye, who added that the See- which will make burg plan will rejuvenate dancing, the enormously sures a continually changing and con - the tremendous profits." location profitable Discotheque business avail- rv e food and beverage sales, and able to music locations of all kinds operator income. in every of In order to dance in most locations, community. the "America has always loved to THE ROUND TABLE LAWSUIT 711 ti owner must have a cabaret li- dance," explained. cense. The location must meet with Gordon "There's etti requirements no thrill like dancing to the sound of this license and speci- of a big, name orchestra. And several to fic fire department regulations. "No years ago-in the 30's and Gotham Files Infringement Complaint problem," stated Kaye. "This town is 40's- ; dancing was the national pastime. ha loaded with locations that are dying because There were thousands of ballrooms ma, of the high price of live music and dance places in the U. S., and and the general reaction of couples hundreds of bands. Against Denver Pool Table Companies HI) who prefer other forms of entertain- "In our opinion America still wants aar ment." He said that in the metro New to dance, but now there are prac- DENVER-A patent infringement We can prove, by mathematics, that York area and throughout the far- tically no places offering the right suit against Bates Industries, Inc., there is no infringement. We are reaching suburbs, there are thousands combination of music and atmosphere. Ace Billiard Supply Company, and shipping our table to distributors and of locations equipped for dancing, The desire to dance is not dead, only Round O'Pool, Inc., manufacturers of have advised them that we assume all many of whom have ceased offering dormant," this continued Gordon. round pool tables all located in Den- responsibility for the alleged attraction for a multitude of "Now, with our exclusive new com- ver, Colorado, was filed November 9, charges." reasons. "The Seeburg Discotheque is Tom Raasch, Manager, Bates bringing plete, automated, packaged Dis- 1964, in the U.S. District Court for Sales te action to these locations and cotheque," he added, "we have figured the District of Colorado (Civil Action Industries, Inc., also a defendant, re- the operator ie is the man making it out a way to harness the miracle of #8855). The complaint was filed on ferred to an earlier statement made by possible," said Kaye. multi -channel stereo sound and de- behalf? of Arthur Frigo and Gotham Gene Bates, in answer to, Gotham's als The Seeburg "Packaged Disco- liver the illusion of a live orchestra Educational Equipment Company, charges: "We have asked the court theque" is comprised of new, remote playing in a restaurant, tavern, club manufacturers of the "Elliptipool" to declare, at the earliest possible at stereo floor speakers (The Rhythm Twins), or hotel dining room. We offer the amusement machine. time, that the patent is not valid; and úpri tied into the LP/480 Console, music equipment plus a complete dis- Plaintiffs, by their attorneys, ask even if it is valid, that it is not in- which makes for a full, robust sound. play -identity -promotion package to for: (1) a preliminary and final in- fringed upon by the Bates Industries er, Music is supplied by the operator give any the defendants, in- elliptical pool table. There are im- who premises the look as well as junction against eeu will use the Seeburg Rec-O- the sound of Discotheque." dividually and severally, their officers, portant and basic differences in con- Dance little 1p's available from dis- In Seeburg's "Packaged Discothe- agents, servants, employees and struction, design, and the way our .2 tribs. The discotheque music must be que," the LP Console/480, with new others controlled by them against fur- game is played." specially recorded for tempo, dance ea style, remote stereo speakers at floor level, ther infringement of Letters Patent Gotham Educational Equipment and programming sequence deliver multi -channel stereo Big No. 3,029,078; (2) an accounting to Company, Inc., New Rochelle, N.Y., er which brings about continuous music damages to plain- headed by President Max Miller, is with Beat" needed establish the each to no interruption. Fluorescent Sound-the "Big for tiff; (3) an award to plaintiffs of the manufacturer of Elliptipool, an wall panels, napkins, coasters, ban- modern dances like the Frug, the their proper costs and expenses and elliptical pool table designed by Ar- to ners, and illuminated cluded signs are in- Twist, the Hully Gully, etc., as well for reasonable attorneys' fees; and thur Frigo. The pool table is mar- for in the package. Advertising as traditional dance rhythms like the (4) such other and further relief as keted by Great Lakes Equipment anavail-promotion plans are also avail - the Court may deem just. company, Elgin, Illinois, headed by ails able to the operator. (See separate fox-trot and the rhumba. For ex- In commenting to Cash Box on the President William Stepek. story. ample, a typical sequence might be a complaint, the defendants argued the Both Bates and Round O'Pool ;42 orld are ) Wide's Harold Schwartz re- swing fox-trot followed by a cha-cha validity of the suit. Ted Silverman, in production on round pool tables ported two dozen phone calls from lo- who with Anne Silverman, Ace Bil- with sales being made through com- cations as a leading into the Frug. This insures a cotheque result of a story on Dis- liard Supply Company and Round pany appointed distributors. Raasch, which appeared in the Chi- constant turnover of dancers on the O'Pool Inc., two of the defendants, of Bates Industries, told Cash Box cago Sun -Times last week. The op- dance floor. Discotheque programming told Cash Box: "Arthur Frigo has a that the firm's pool table is enjoying . ba erator deal and is for a $50.00 minimum also involves the overlapping and patent on location of pockets on the success in many areas, especially on l location By reaction was gratifying, blending in of each selection without pool table. His pocket is located on the west coast in Los Angeles and according to focal point. Ace round San Francisco. efit Schwartz. continuous the Billiards' Shipments have also Nate Victor, S. L. London Music, interruption to provide table has its pocket located outside been made to Kansas City, St. Louis, lC Milwaukee, told Cash Box that several music. of the focal point. Therefore, in our Chicago, St. Paul, Omaha, Dayton, (Continued on page 58) The newly designed Seeburg remote opinion, there is no basis for a suit. Salt Lake City, and in Denver.

19, t Cash Box-December 19, 1964 57 www.americanradiohistory.com Bibl Bouncing Balls Accent Play Appeal California Clippings On ChiCoin's `Pop Up' Novelty Game CHICAGO-Mort Secore, Chicago Sales of both new and used equipment continue good, with sales of pool Coin's Director of Sales, announced tables still leading the field. All the wholesalers and distributors reporting the delivery of Chicago Coin's "Criss surprisingly good sales for the past week. . Sonny Lomberg of Advance Cross Pop -Up" last week. "The novel- Automatic Sales Co., back from a successful business trip to San Diego. ty game loaded with player appeal ... Sonny said the operators in that territory are getting very good reaction from and with a fantastic feature of anima- the locations on Williams' `Touchdown' football game, and `Mini -Golf' 2 -player tion on the backglass ... is the way golf game. Bob Portale moved in the new home he bought in Downey and Secore described the new addition. now has his family permanently settled in Southern California.... His many "Pop -Up is a challenge to the play- friends extending sympathy to long-time Long Beach operator, Charlie er's skill. It plays like a pin game Cahoone on the death of his wife. with a unique built-in surprise! The Hank Tronick at C. A. Robinson & Co., awaiting new products expected Chi -Coin's explosive 9 -hole Ball soon from Midway Manufacturing Co.... Mr. and Mrs. Al Bettleman back Launching Platform offers plenty of from a months tour of Europe. The Bettleman's trip combined business and action here. After player skillfully pleasure with Al enjoying his first vacation in two years. The business part directs metal ball toward release tar- of the trio was related to the planned expansion of operations at C. A. gets, marked ALROW,L ROS, LEFT Robinson & Co. one o

ROW, CENTER or RIGHT Singer Bruce Watson dropped in at Leuenhagen's Record Bar to promote ted C ROW, the "hit" target activates the his "Shasta Daisy Song" on the Mutual label, accompanied by promotion man, erone ball launching platform, propelling Irwin Zucker.... Also in this week was Rik Western promotion and sales Act( representative, Jerry Jimmie Wilkens reporting a good spurt in erica, rubber balls in all directions," ex - Johnson.... sales of used equipment this week at Paul A. Laymon, Inc. Jimmie said a good pally t bulk of the business was in Arcade type equipment. The Perma-Vend plastic the CHICAGO COIN POP UP laminator enjoying healthy sales and operator action on Bally's Harvest and Bibb Seeburg Distrib Reaction To Hay -Ride add -a -ball model very good. Mrs. Charlie Daniels recuperating in claimed Secore. Special high scores Discotheque (Cont'd From P. 57) the hospital from a recent heart attack. mad14 are attained when the balls are manip- Two well-known operators from Mexico seeing distributors this week were uht), ulated into any of the scoring com- pc jab, . have agreed to install the Jimmie Silva from Mexicali, and J. D. Fernandez from Tilauna.... Bill Gray binations, Diagonal, Criss -Cross, Dia- at R. F. Jones & Co. back from a successful trip up the Coast on 101. Sig package immediately. "Our resort mond Shape, Horizontal or Vertical Miller reporting Gootlieb's four -player Happy Clown meeting with very good archation o area should do very well with a pack- doubled Arrangements. "Scores are acceptance by the operators. ncharin age like said Victor. when star is lit," said Secore. this," Leo Simone said that the Seeburg ITS is still the big thing with the long d Another -Up" innovation Phil Moss, Philip Moss Distributing, "Pop game operators at the Seeburg Distributing Corp., prompting the ordering of two sped: occurs when all 4 rubber balls auto- Des Moines, signed his first deal with carloads of Seeburg coffee machines. Al Ferber happy to announce that last o chai: matically "pop-up" again after each week was the best week in phonograph sales since the introduction of the an operator on Monday morning, held scoring combination is achieved, af- rllce Seeburg coffee LPC 480 phonograph, with a new shipment already on the mbs fo: a demonstration -meet with his staff fording added high -scoring opportuni- way. The Seeburg roving van still very and with

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Mr. & Mrs. Elmer Cummings, Brookings, in the cities over the week end PHILADELPHIA, PA., 1641 N. BROAD ST. PITTSBURGH, PA., 1508 FIFTH AVE. a holiday vacation. Elmer making the rounds and Mrs. Cummings getting Son., in some shopping.... John Carlson, Nashwauk, in town for the day picking up parts and records.... The Taconite amendment having passed should help the Iron Range immensely.... Gordon Runnberg in town for the day visiting a few distributors.... Glad to see Ben Kragtorp looking so good after an eye Jones Back From European Sales Tour operation. Be awhile before he will be able to drive but in about another ten seek days.... Our Learns Specialized Equipment Needs ckst deepest sympathy to L. P. Wilbur on the death of his mother. Mrs. Wilbur had been ailing for some time. She was 77 years old. Funeral reo services were atst Wednesday Dec. 2nd. Jerry Lawler got his deer the first day.... Other operatorsp that were luck y were RoyStone Amos Miller Bob such LeCleir, John Czerniak, Gordon Runnberg, Raoul Gelniau, Vernon Thomas, and (cern many more. . . Einar Carlson, is on his game and board Virginia concentrating phonograph route having sold out his cigarette vending route. . Morris cc. 9 Berger, in town for the day picking up and records. ank parts ube ped Iashfl ,st, t New England Newsnotes JWit! eau, trod ling The ling snowy New England countryside did nothing more than hold up de- atd on equipment last week, but, generally speaking, business was pretty good.... Bill Racoosin, Western Trails head, shipped more "Stone Age Rock- distribs C leveland and oints west. Theoptmiticbusy on plans o 12 new kiddie rides and thatmoshere was highly for theomir eufrd S. 'ng B Schwartz, ho spent most of the week lhandling orders or the new1Seeburg crab 'packaged in issue. Looks at h( Discotheque", details of which appear elsewhere this like New England will be dancing again, judging from initial reaction of ops igcom and location owners. (Inc4Si Redd an extensive Redd Distributing Co. general sales manager Bob Jones (above, right) is shown chatting with Cash Box spending a busy week with Bob Jones who returned after European manager Neville Martin and his assistant Dorris Land in London while on his recent European âalA European trip. Says Jones, "I now know exactly what the European buyers need soles swing. and I intend of all d pho to fill 'mucho' orders!" Redd's plant is just about cleaned out WATERTOWN, MASS.-Bob Jones, European coin markets has taught him the equipment pegged for clearance three weeks ago. Jones will scour the general sales manager for the Redd exactly what kinds of equipment those Icountry. Distributing Co. here, returned last centers are interested in importing of and advised Iry Margold annual Christmas Party for Trimount em - week from a tour the European that he will exercise this is setting up the coin machine import centers, which knowledge in his selection of equip- Ployees at Dec. About fifty employees will 1 0 the Kenmore Hotel for Friday 18th. included stops in England, France, ment while on an upcoming equip- attend. The program of dinner, dancing, and an expression of appre- Germany, Holland and Belgium. Jones ment -buying tour coin w consists of U.S. ma- ol ciation from Dave Bond and the Trimount exec staff.... Gil Lawrence still ray- stated that the trip was a great suc- chine outlets. ,'no61 ing cess, and advised that machine sales "We now know over his victory: an 8 -point buck leveled in Vermont. Trimount's Art Frates what types of ma- selling at these coin markets were responsible chines our export accounts are in need Th09 more Rowe 'Riviera' cig vendors then ever. After Jan. 1 up here, Massa - chusetta for a huge depletion in his company's of," Jones revealed, "and we plan to p. F will go on a 35r cig price. Dan Brown back from a road trip swing used equipment inventory. use this information well in all future lie, thru Vermont. Jones reported that his trip to the selections for export."

1 'Cash Box-December 1964 59 19, 19, www.americanradiohistory.com Flashes ATTENTION Eastern EXPORTERS for their annual in quan- Carl Pavesi's Westchester operators are making plans We have available, Christmas party to be held Dec. 15th at the Roger Smith Hotel in White Plains, tity, the following equipment N.Y. Carl's association, one of the most efficient and smooth running groups around, holds regular meetings on the second Tuesday of every month, and the for immediate delivery: holiday affair merely takes the place of the Dec. get-together.... Runyon sales ace Lou Wolberg advised last week that there would be an unveiling of Barney C.C. CHAMPION RIFLE RANGE Sugerman's gravestone at 1:00 P.M. on Sunday Dec. 12th, at Mt. Lebanon Cemetery, Iselin, N.J. Numerous friends and business acquaintances of Runyon MIDWAY TROPHY GUN and Sugermans were expected to attend the ceremony.... Leo Willens of the Game C.C. RIOT GUN Capitol 16 Co. in New York premiered his company's Western Shooting kiddie ride attachment at the recent Parks Show and the piece looks like a SOUTHLAND SPEEDWAY FIRST TICKET TO FIRST CITI- winner. Designed to be mounted on any sized ride, the attachment offers the Phila- kids a gun, moving targets and a scoring mechanism. TIME TRIALS ZEN-The first ticket for the SOUTHLAND delphia Variety Club's testimonial * * * ac- AMI CONTINENTAL 2-200 dinner honoring David Rosen is MONY president Al Denver advised that the new association contract for cepted by the "first citizen" of Phila- locations will be personalized for each operator with his company name in order AMI JAL PHONOGRAPH delphia-the city's Mayor James H. which is well copyrighted, goes only to registered Rosen, who is presi- to insure that the contract, J. Tate (right). MONY members. . General Foods Corp., suppliers of many food items dent of David Rosen, Inc., Rowe AC packaged for the vending industry, announced last week that Melvin C. Baker phono and vending machine distrib of corporation. dis- and Simpson E. Spencer, Jr. had been elected vice presidents the and leading amusement machine Charlie Litchman, New York Distributing Co., says he's enjoying the MONROE tributor, is shown on the left. As the holiday sales prosperity with the company's new "low priced" home pool table. retiring Chief Barker of Tent No. 13, Charlie has been distributing the table to coin machine ops who in turn have coin machine exchange inc. Rosen will be honored at the Phila- been leasing these home tables for selected periods to location owners. delphia Variety Club's 30th anniver- * * 2123 Payne Ave. Cleveland 14, 0. SUeerlor 1-4600 sary testimonial dinner on Monday, January 11th, at the Bellevue-Strat- Harold Kaufman, of Musical Distributors, announced the start of a special ford Hotel. holiday clearance with special prices on the Wurlitzer Model 2800 phono and is inviting New York metro area ops to come on in and "play Santa Claus to themselves." Musical's serviceman Richie filled in for boss Max Guldin for a few hours recently as the sales rep while Max put in some time over at the distrib's Brooklyn branch. Richie's usual specialty is the reconditioning of PRO 1-78x46 phonographs, although he frequently helps out in the parts dept. Musical's man PRO SERIES for '65 PRO 2---88x51 on the road, Miltie Tucker, stopped into town to attend the MONY meeting Most modern, PRO 3-93x53 recently and then went back out on the road whompin' up more sales. PRO 4-103x58 * * * most rugged, PRO 5-114x64 The U.S. Billiards Co.'s national sales rep Art Daddis has just returned all -slate, all - (Regulation 41/4 a 9) from a sales -promotion swing through the Southern U.S. coinmarkets for the mica pool Cale -pentad aid pen- ult nadel. company's pool table line, touching on such centers as Miami, Columbia and tables built' Charlotte. Art reports that he has been accepting orders from all over the All latest features' X Coll (area coda 516) PT 8-2626 country for both the coin -operated and home model of their new 41/= x 9 your local distributor. 'Pro-5' table, which they are now delivering. Art further advises that the )t;0 DELIVERING U.S. Billiards bumper model is going "like hotcakes" practically everywhere, particularly out West where many bumper leagues are playing on regular U.S. Bumper Pool U S Inc. schedules. The sales exec advises that bumper pool has always been a popular BILLIARDS game, especially out West, and adds, "When bumper is big, it stays big!" (With ,clusly spllt-boll return') Never one to let grass grow under his feet, Art says he'll probably be of after the holidays to the Mid -West and ultimately on to California. * * Dale Engineering's `Sokko' game is creating a lot of operator interest down at the Mike Munves Corp. Joe Munves, who only recently returned from the Parks Show in Chicago where he exhibited the game along with other arcade FOR SALE! ACTIVE'S pieces, said the game caused much favorable comment from visitors. Joe also the choice for said another of the pieces they exhibited-the '8 in 1 Laughing Mirror'-was "the hit of the show." The Munves Corp. is the national distributor for this coin -operated device which changes its shape in operation, offering various 500 THE LOWEST comical distortions. One non -coin -operated attraction in the Munves booth- Seeburg Background PRICES and the `Fishbowl Race'-received an award from the show committee, Joe advised. Units * * BM's, BMU's, BMS' BEST EQUIPMENT Irving Holzman, back from Chicago, started shipping Williams-United's "Mambo" shuffle alley. "I'll have a big announcement for you in one week' Some Seeburg 200 -sel. stated Library Units ALWAYS the Tycoon.... Irving Kaye's 'Ring -O' pool being readied for shipment Exclusive end in one week. The round pool table was premiered MOA but WRITE TODAY' Gottlieb Rock-0la Dlstri- at the Show CALL utor for Eastern Fenno, So. Jersey end according to Howard Kaye, revisions have been made and distribs are delighted TRIMOUNT AUTOMATIC Delaware. Reconditioned Equipment For Export with the final product. Samples were shipped nationwide earlier. SALES CO. * * 40 Woltharn Street Boston, Moss. ACTIVE Amusement Machines Co. Tel Llberts 2-9480 666 No Stead Strad, PAIN. 30. a. NNW 9-4495 Bert Betti, Eastern Novelty Distribs, busy shipping home pool table units 1101 Pittston Are., Soutes 5, Puis. from his North Bergen, N.J. plant. The coinman has enjoyed better holiday home sales this year than any previous buying period. Betti's `Grand Prix' sales of the Rock-Ola phono have kept pace with the nation-big volume. The coinman's vending operation continues to grow with the latest accomplishment BUY apartment house installations for milk vendors. ADD -A -BALL Betti delighted with the Jersey court ruling which reversed municipal and county rulings prohibiting milk machines in apartment buildings because of a zoning ordinance. The decision last week okayed the milk vendors after "SPECIALS" Automatic Dairy challenged a $500 zoning fine in the Appellate Court-and won GOTTLIEB FLIPPER S115.00 FOR Atlantic's Oscar Parkoff doing a big job testing the Seeburg Pie -A -Pal GOTTLIEB FLIPPER PARADE 140.00 s endor. The machine is on test in several Jersey schools vending supplies. Thf GOTTLIEB FLIPPER FAIR 165.00 TOP EARNINGS Seeburg distrib has placed additional units in several apartment house develop ments GOTTLIEB FLIPPER CLOWN 165.00 IN and the tenants have received a reply card from Parkoff asking then what they'd like tin GOTTLIEB FLIPPER COWBOY 110.00 to have vended from the machine. Now that's getting to EVERY TYPE OF LOCATION grass roots of the problem at hand(!) GOTTLIEB SOUAREHEAD 265.00 * WILLIAMS SKILL BALL 125.00 EVERYWHERE Al Simon's tilt GOTTLIEB MAJORETTE-NEW-WRITE US Billiards doing a big job shipping bumper models and Pro series. Back at the distributing showroom, the ChiCoin 'Pop Up' game it **********************,t* in, and the ops like it.... Seacoast's Dave Stern, always a man who think) big, advises (with tongue in cheek) that he's "building a 20 story building SEESURG 3W1 WAUOMATIC 100 buying ten new CHROME. L`i turbine engined trucks, and asking the bank to build big COMPLETE IN WORK- savings deposit vaults for his profits." -Ob ING ORDER 'AS IS" .... ea. 3730 Stern says that's how fast his Rock Dinner 'Grand Prix' phonos are selling. "I can't get over to 10th Avenue anymore SEESURG V3WA WALOMATIC I'm selling so much equipment!" So we believe him. 200, COMPLETE IN WORKING * ORDER "AS IS" ea. $34.50 ************s4*********** - c sr-- The Seeburg gang over at Atlantic New York Corp. ecstatic over the net "Packaged Discotheque" that will be available to operators in about one weep CALL, WRITE, OR CABLE (See Details Elsewhere In Issue). Murray Kaye signed five ops last week fo the deal that was then only 48 hours old.... Iry Morris, always in assn ciation affairs, active SEABOARD NEW YORK CORPORATION time for took time out to realize that Gottlieb's current 'Happy Clotr 4 -player was the seventh consecutive winner to date from And role 171 PARK AVENUE to Gottlieb. ROWE AMI think of it, Gottlieb shipped just seven pingames in '64. "They're all Win EAST HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT 06108 ners!," exclaimed Irv.... Sam Morrison, Spanish a big man uptown on rentals (an PHONE Area Code 203, 289-4386 music records) grieving over the death of RCA Victor's SAM COOKE, WIr was killed on the coast last week, "A Morrison, fine singer and very fine person," state who knew Cooke from his Harlem Beat. ... and so it goes. 60 Cash Box-December 19, 196! www.americanradiohistory.com 'e- - v iwwv Chicago Chatter RECONDITIONED SPECIALS GUARANTEED AMI "STEREO" CONTINENTAL 1-200 (Radar Screen) COMPLETELY UP -DATED, WITH All that excitement in Chi last weekend wasn't caused solely by the snow - NEW GENUINE FACTORY PARTS! that struck anit stem with such suddenness. According to the host of Seeburg dis - 33-1 '3 and 45 R.P.M. ;ors who were in $495 Plal tribul town for the company's gala showing and demonstra- tien if the new Seeburg Discotheque music program, and judging by local op - gros r reaction, Ind erato Seeburg executives created all that excitement-and then some sg-wh en they revealed the new music program.... While we're on the subject, we er ctend a hearty welcome to suave UNITED RECONDITIONED Ban Parisian Joseph Panirinfro, who intro- ebai duced Discotheque in France some months ago. "Joe" was brought to this VENDORS Rug country by Seeburg Prexy Jack C. Gordon to serve as Seeburg's "Commander BOWLERS 'of ROWE L-1000 $595 {Whitehead" promoting Seeburg's Discotheque. Vice prexy Mark Le Fevre, AS IS . COMPLETE Gr ROWE 147 ALL PURPOSE 695 who speaks French fluently, is escorting Panirinfro around the country. DIXIE $295 lik ROWE 137 HOT FOOD 295 ers FALCON 350 Boand Chairman Delbert Coleman had this to say about Seeburg's entry into ROWE 77 CANDY 195 SAVOY 360 the a musement games business: "We are very much in the amusement games ROWE 20-700 CIG. 225 TIP-TOP 410 basin ess. with our recent acquisitions of Williams and United. We certainly ROWE 86 CIG., 14 Col. 145 art CLASSIC 445 look Forward to a very promising New Year (and we wish the same to all our ROWE 145 SANDWICH 150 no BOWLERAMA 695 coinb iz friends). Exciting tisi new ideas will be introduced by our new subsidiary SEEBURG E-2 CIG. 195 in th is field." 1 CORSAIR 30 CIG. 150 .B Bud Lurie, sales ora manager of Williams -United Mfg. Co., announced the re- last week of the new "Mambo" ing lease shuffle alley bowler.... Edward G. Doris, BRAND NEW UNITED AS IS dt executive vice prexy of Rock-Ola Mfg. Corp., returned to the city just in time In Clean and to miss the blizzard. He stated BACK GLASSES that sales of Rock-Ola's "Grand Prix" and Complete "Princess Royal" coin -operated phonographs are maintaining a very high for SHUFFLE ALLEYS SEEB. E-2 CIG. $165 peak. Other Rock-Ola returnees last week were George Hincker, Les Rieck, St Write for List SEEB. E-1 CIG. 90 Frank Doyle and Dave Howie. Hincker remarked on the enthusiastic attitude and Prices la of close to one dozen distribs regarding Rock-Ola's overall program. i i n 3 a "Happy Clown" is still proving to be a very popular four -player flipper Write for complete 1965 Catalog of ni amusement game in numerous domestic and overseas markets, according to Phonographs, Vending and Games. d'S Alvin Gottlieb. Judd Weinberg and Nate Gottlieb advise that they've never me seen the D. Gottlieb & Co. production lines push so hard to keep up with ship- th ping.... Art Weinand, prexy of J. H. Keeney & Co., informs that Clayton \' 1 1' t'"-i:-.-:-fl,..-1,, `t t R Nemeroff is bedded down t? IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIE,t et with a nasty case of the "flu" bug. :TY?\ - 1-e.r... Established 1934 EioMi.sca.,. fo Herb Jones, of Bally Mfg. Co., bi. informs that as many as 26 different models ve of Bally slot machines are in production for the European and Nevada mar- Cable: 9 kets. Acceptance is very i9r good.... Heartiest best wishes to genial Bob Brei- ATMUSIC-Chicago ATLAS 11USIC COMPANY ha ther, the Seeburg vending equipment executive, who was named a vice presi- e, dent last week by Prexy Jack C. Gordon. Bob is a very popular guy at the 2122 N. WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL ARmitoge 6.5005 po Seeburg Corporation. 'S There was a service school session on the Rowe -AMI "Tropicana" model M- r...e.eMr,étGeCt[IQrCKKtEtf.=Ntf.rtfieEtf. rStGrCt6Wrt6tßt$regA 200 phonograph last Wednesday evening, Dec. 9. AMI's Cliff Bitting and Hank EARLY ADVERTISING DEADLINE Heeaenaar motored in from Grand Rapids, Mich. to conduct the classes. Eddie January 2nd Issue . . . . Wednesday (12 noon) Dec. 23rd st Ginsburg and his lovely Adele just returned from New York where they cele- g January 9th Issue . . . . Wednesday (12 noon) Dec. 30th fi ro brated their anniversary. Paul Huebsch, of Rowe AC Mfg. Co., joined them on Sp1X,Dfflillt,R7fe 10 7aitit itititiCebetat ».lent &iii» the jet Jt trip. Paul visited the plant in Whippany, where he met with Vice Prexy Fred n' Pollak. Stan Levin just returned from a hunting trip in Burlington, YEAR-END VENDING fo Iowa heavy laden with ducks and pheasants. (Honest, game warden, he only MACHINE CLEARANCE v got the "limit.") Gil Kitt and Joe Robbins, of Empire Coin Machine Exchange, Our modern COMPLETELY SHOPPED bI report that the big television gift sales promotion on Rock-Ola phonographs new Factory COFFEE VENDORS was a rousing success. A transistorized TV set was given to every operator Bally 661D, single Rowe, Celebrity, is devoted cop Brew ..$850 Batch Brew . 895 d'i with U the purchase of a Rock-Ola phono at Empire Coin. Road sales chief Jack Bally 66105, single Avenco, 200, Coffee Burns exclusively to cop Brew 895 & Choc. 125 was out of the city calling on the Empire Coin branch offices last week. Bally 662CH. 200 Stoner 5000 lU l[: cup cap. 695 Cop Cap. .. . 175 manufacturing B gt ev-O-Matic w/ Cole Fireball w/ When we chatted with Mort Secore and Ralph Wyckoff at Chicago Coin Ma- whipped Choe. . 175 doe., compact 125 chine Bev -O -Matte Choc Cob Fireball w/ Co. they revealed that the new "Pop -Up" (popping ball) amusement & Soup 325 whipped Chet. . 175 game is proving to be an instant hit in most markets. Production is now being SCHMELKE CIGARETTE VENDORS Ail Cigarette Vendors wHI operate on 30e & 35@ pushed hard. N ational 9 ML 95 Seeker') El it Harold Schwartz, head of the Music Division at World Wide Dis- QUALITY CUE STICKS f tribs, N ational 11ML 145 800 cap. .... 115 considers the new Seeburg Discotheque "the most fantastic thing ever out National 111, Seeborg E2 of the Professional Design-Long Life slant front 175 800 cap. .. 175 n Seeburg idea factory." Fred Skor, who runs the Amusement Division, N ational 113 Smokeshop V 27 . 195 slant front 225 Smokeshop V 711 It tells us 36. 245 that coin -operated pool games seem to be more popular now than ever Write for details. Corsairs 20-520 Rowe e5 as Ambassador G clean cut family The Xmas always cap. . 160 14 col. 125 recreation. season creates a boom in sales Corsairs 30.830 Rowe 20-70 It, for home consumption. cap 150 700 cap. 175 SCHMELKE MFG. CO. CANDY VENDORS t Over at Midway SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA Stoner 8 col. Rowe Showcase 11 Mfg. Co. Iggy Wolverton, Hank Ross, Louis "Cyclone" 160 cap. ..$175 col. Gem & ,s Imre, and Big Stoner 7 candy Mist KIM Bob Jonesi are eagerly looking forward to the pending move to 1 gem 185 ... 195 a larger Stonermatie 11 Rowe plant. Hank sez there will be about 25,000 of e square feet working col. 260 cap. . 245 560 é 20... 375 Po space, with the future availability of approximately 75,000 square feet of space. Rowe 7 col. Candy U select It ic Merchant 90 74 gap./D ... 75 li PASTRY & POTATO CHIP VENDORS lo Oops, d our typewriter slipped! The handsome, young prexy of Unique Indus - Stoner Pastry 4 Mar -Vend Chip 4 her tries is Cal col. 80 cap. $145 sel. 140 cap. . 235 Herzog. Also, the plant is actually in Westfield, Mass. NOT Amity- Rowe Pastry 5 Male Matic 2 sel. N.Y. (where we "moved" it inadverdently).... Ross Scheer, youthful col. 105 cap. . 175 1.52 cap. .... 225 President SOFT DRINK VENDORS of Western Trails Amusement Co., is planning a jetrip to the West Rowe L-1000, Apco Deal Corn - Coast 7 oc. top ...$ 495 pressers 1095 shortly after New Year's Day. Rowe -L-1000 Apeo Single L'I 9 oc. cup ... 550 Compressor 750 it' When we Rowe 1010A, Serbere 4SCD, chatted with genial Vice Prexy Dan Collins, who heads the Seeburg . . it; crashed Ice 1050 Snowman 1050 Organ Division, he advised that he will shortly introduce a novel electronic Cole Iceberg 70, Seebory 4SCD-2 gr. piano crashed Ice .. 450 Modular 1350 for the home consumer market. Perkins, of Purveyor Distribs, announced Prevents FOOD & DAIRY VENDORS d 0 the appointment Vendo Vlsivend Vendo lee Cream last week of coinvet Fred Minter to the position of sales Cold 10 sel. .$1075 Pro -select 295 to manager.... A special greeting to Mrs. Claire Emrich, who took charge of YOUR GREATEST PROFIT Vendo Vlsivend Vendo Ice Cream her Not 10 sel. . 975 Post -select 450 late husband, John (Bud) Emrich's Oakdale Sales operating company after OPPORTUNITY for 1964 Vendo Vlsivend Wittenberg 56R, he died 5 hot. 5 cold 1050 ColRow 350 about six months ago. Claire is now one of the few lady coin machine Vendo Mllk Pre- bdoterla, All --DELUXE 6 -POCKET select 295 Porpore or operators 675 in the business. BUMPER POOL Vendo Milk Post - Rowe Hot Food FII and select 42.5 7 sel. Cans 250 oft Another welcome, to Sandy Harbin, longtime record promo man, who is now file Dependable Tablesl 60 a Bales rep for Seeburg in Nashville, Tenn. . . . Ruth Sheffield, of Midway Loh Mfg., Sae Yew t isdr4twr or Wedpas and her son, Roger Sheffield, depart shortly to visit the home folks in 1 Akron, Ohio for the holidays. i Coughs' leladar Paws ass/ A mandas. 10 Reminder VALLEY SALES CO. 2029 PROSPICIeVE tiEViIANO IS OHIO to coinbiz copy for the big Cash Box Year- 16715 advertisers: Get your 1:.) Morton a Pay Culy, M,ch,gen lo.^r End Review in NOW!

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www.americanradiohistory.com COIN MACHINE INVENTORY LISTS -USED EQUIPMEN1 Machine Markets -New Machines Are Listed Elsewhere in This Section A Compilation of Phonographs and Amusement Machines Actively Traded On Used Coin Teom (10/55) UPRIGHTS Ge Davy Crockett (10/56) -O '61 (4/61) Universe 1P (10/59) Bowling (3/57) MUSIC MACHINES Barrel -Fun Rocket Shuffle (3/58) Ge Circus Rifle AMI Borrel-O-Fun '62 (11/61) Wagon Troin 1P (4/60) AB (5/56) Ge Motoroma (10/57) Whirlwind 2P (2/58) Explorer Shuffle (6/58) Circus Ballerina (6/59) ReBound Shuffle (12/58) AB County Fair (3/57) Ge Gypsy Grandma 40 Sel. Beach Beouty (11/56) Wld. Beauties IP (2/60) D-40, '51, (8/57) Championship (1 1 /58) AB Circus Wagon (5/57) D-80, '51, 80 Sel. Beach Time (9/58) World Champ 1P Wheels (12/58) Ge Gun Fair (5/58) (1/60) World Fair 1P (5/64) Double Feature (12/58) E-40, '53, 40 Sel. Beauty Contest Red Pin (2/59) AB Galloping Dominos Ge Space Age Gun (6/58) E-80, '53, 80 Sel. Big Show (9/56) Bowl Master (8/59) AB Circus Play Boll Jungle Joe E-120, '53, 120 Sel. Bongo 2P (3/64) 4-Gome Shuffle (11/59) (4/59) Ke Air Raider F-40 '54, 40 Sel. Bounty (Bingo) (10/63) Drop Boll AB Magic Mirror Ke Sub Gun -Can Bull's Eye F-bc,, 54, 80 Sel. Con (10/61) (12/59) Horoscope (1 I /59) Ke Sportland DeLuxe F-120, 54, 120 Sel. Carnival (11/57) 6 -Game Shuffle (6/60) AB Mermaid (3/60) model G-80, '55 120 Sel. Carnival Queen (11/58) Triple Gold Pin Pro Aquoti Prod. Squoits Ke Ronger (3/58) 6-120, '55. 120 Sel. Circus (8/57) (11/57) Deluxe Model (3/55) Queen (2/61) (2/61) G-200, '56 200 Sel. Circus KEENEY Starlite (5/62) B Jumbo (5/59) Grand Slam Baseball H-120, '57, 120 Sel. County Foir (10/59) B (6/59) (2/64) (1/56) Citation (10/62) Sportsman H-200, 57 200 Sel. Crossroads Old Plantation (2/61) Boll (5/63) B Jamboree (10/60) Ke League Leader (4/58) Cue -Tease 2P (7/63) Strike I -100M. 5é, 100 5e1. Block Dragon Spotlite (11/63) B Super Jumbo (11/60) Ke Sportland I -200M, 58 200 Sel. Cypress Gardens (6/58) El Rancho Hacienda CC Star Rocket (5/59) Ke Two-Gun Fun (3/62) I -200E '58 200 Sel. Double Header (7/56) Rainbow (6/62) GA Skeet Shoot (1/57) Mid Red Ball (5/59) J-2001 59, 200 Sel. Funspot '62 (11/62) Go -Cart lP (5/63) GA Super Hunter (6/57) Mid Joker Boll (11/59) 200 Flying Circus 2P (6/61) Poker Foce 2P (9/63) GA Double Shot '4/58) Midway Bazooka (10/60) J--120,/59 9120 Se ul Grand Tour IP (7/64) GA Wild Cot (12/58) Midway Shooting K-200, '60, 200 Sel. Happy Tour 1P (7/64) (Add GA Spr. Mid Cat Gallery (2/60) K-120, '60 120 Sel. -A -Ball Model) GA Twin Wild Cot (7/59) Mid. Del. Baseball (5/62) Continental '60, 200 SeI. Golden Gate (6/62) Ball Bowlers GA typer Wild Cat Mid. Target Gallery Lyyrie '60. 100 Sel. Hootenanny (Pin) 1P Trail Blazer (12/60) 7/62) Continental 2, '61, 200 Sel. (11/63) Bowling League (2/57) Twin Troil Blazer (2/61) Mid. Corn. Tgt. Glry. Continental 2, '61, 100 Sel. Key West (12/56) Ski Bowl 6 Plyr. (11/57) K Big Tent (2/63) L-200, 160, 100 Sel. '62-63 Loguno Beach (3/60) Classic (7/57) K Spr. Big Tent (6/57) Mid. Slugger BB (3/63) Lido (2/62) WILLIAMS TV Bowling Lg. (11/57) K Shawnee (1/59) Mid. Rifle Range (6/63) Lite -A -Line (2/61) Lucky Strike (1/58) K Big Roundup (3/59) Mid. Raceway (10/63) Lotto -Fun (9/59) Beat The Clock (12/63) TV (with rollovers) K Buckeroo Mid. 2P (12/63) Mad 2P 1P Little (4/59) Winner World (5/64) Big Daddy (9/63) Player's Choice (9/58) K Big Mid. Top Hit BB (3/64) Miami Beach (9/54) Big Deal IP Del. Tent (5/59) (2/63) Twin Bowler (10/58) K Big 3 (5/59) Mills Panorama Peek Miss Americo (2/58) 1P Black Jack (1/60) King Bowler (3/59) K (11/54) Monte Corlo 1P (Pin) 17P Touchdown (9/59) Casino (10/58) Queen Bowler (9/59) K Big Dipper Munves Bike Race (5/58) ROCK-OLA (2/64) Club House 1P (10/59) Duke Bowler (8/60) (10/59) Moonshot (3/63) K Twin Big Tent Munv. Sat. Trkr. (5/59) Coquette (4/62) Duchess Bowler (8/60) Criss Cross Diamond Mu Atomic Bomber Fireball, 120 Sel. Night Club (4/56) Crossword 1P (4/59) Princess (4/61) 1436, '52, Parade (6/56) (1/60) Mu Ace Bomber 1436A, '53, Fireball, 120 Sel Doits 1P (6/60) Gold Crown (3/62) K Red Arrow (4/60) Mu Dr. Mobile 1438, Comet 120 Sel. Queens (Bch., Is.) (3/60) El Toro 2P (8/63) Royal Crown (8/62) '54, Roller Sweet Shawnee '60 Mu Fly Saucers 1446, '54. HIFI, 120 Sel, Derby (6/60) Fiesta 2P (12/59) Grand Pr:ze (3/63) Muto Prayer Sea Island (2/59) Four Roses IP (12/621 Block Dragon '60 Lord's 1488, '55, HiFi 120 Sel. Official Spare Lite (9/63) K Twin Red Arrow Mu Photo (Pre-Wor) 1452, '55, 50 Sel. Ship -Motes 4P (2/64) Four Star IP (7/58) Cadillac Bwir. (1/64) Shoot -A -Line (6/62) Gay Parce (6/57) (5/60) Mu Photo (DeLuxe) 1454, '56 120 Sel. K Flashback (6/61) Mu Silver Gloves 1455, '57', 200 Sel. Show Time (3/57) Gldn. Bells IP 9/59) Silver Sails 11/62) Mu Sky Fighter 1458, '58, 120 Sel. Gldn. Gloves 'P 11/60) Muto Voice -O -Graph 1465, '58, 200 Sel. Sky Diver 1 (4/64) Gusher 1( (9/58) Star Jet (Pin) 2P (12/63) Pre-Wor Model 1475, '59, 200 Sel. Tempo I Heat Wave 1P (7/64) Sun Volley Post -War Model 1468, '59, 120 Sel. Tempo I (7/57) Jig Sow lP (12/57) Target Roll (1/58) Jumpin' Mu K. O. Chomp 1485, '60, 200 Sel. Tempo II Jocks 2P (4/63) Mu Drive Yourself 3 -In -Line 4P (8/63) Jungle 1 P (9/60) SHUFFLES -BOWLERS 1478, '60, 120 Sel. Tempo II Mu Bang -O -Ramo (4/57) 1495, '61, 200 Sel. Regis Touchdown (1 1 /60) Kingpin (9/62) UNITED Shuffles Twist (Il/62) Kings 1P (8/57) Philadelphia Toboggan 1488, '61, 120 Sel. Regis ARCADE Skee Alley 1496, '62, 120 Sel. Empress U.S.A. (8/58) Mardi Gras 4P (11/62) Clipper (5/55) Merry Widow 4P 5th Inning (6/55) Scientific Pitch 'Em 1497, '62, 200 Sel. Empress (10/63) ABT 6 Music Mon 4P (8/60) Capitol (6/55) Gun Rifle Range Seeburg Bear Gun 1493, '62 100 Sel. Princess Air Football Seeburg Coon Hunt 408, '63, 160 Sel. Rhopsody I Naples 2P (9/57) Super Bonus (9/55) Deluxe model Air Hockey Set Shot Basketball 404, '63, 100 Sel. Copri I Nags 1P (3/60) Top Notch (10/55) Auto Photo Model 9 Southland's Speedway Oh Boy 2P (2/64) Amer. Polooko 1P (5/64) Regulation (11/55) Shuffle Situation (6/63) Reno IP (10/59) 6 -Star (10/57) (5/61) Southland Fast Draw '63 Riverboat IP (9/64) Midget Bowling (3/58) Undersea Raider Southland Time Triols CHICAGO COIN Rocket IP (11/59) Shooting Stars (4/58) Derby Gun (2/60) (9/63) Son Francisco 2P (5/64) Eagle (5/58) Bulls Eye Shooting Telequiz Sun Volley (8/63) Satellite 1P (7/58) Atlas (8/58) Gallery (9/55) Un Jungle Gun SEEBURG Firecracker 2P (12/63) Soccer 1P (3/64) Cyclone (10/58) Big Inning (5/58) Un Cam. Gun (10/54) Bronco 2P (5/64) Seo Wolf 1P (7 59) Niagara (11/58) Heavy Hitter (4/59) Un Bonus Baseball (3/62) M100A, '51, 100 SeI. Serenade 2P 5 60) Dual (1/59) Boll Park (4/60) Un Bonus Gun (1/55) MI00B '51, 100 Sel. Skill Pool 1P(( /63) Zenith (6/59) Sharpshooter (2/61) Un Star Slugger (7/55) M1008L, '51, 100 Sel. Space Ship 2P (12/61) Flash (6/59) Golf Chomp (8/58) Un Spr. Slugger (4/56) LI ht Cab Starfire (1/57) 3 -Way (9/59) Bot Practice (8/59) Un Pirate Gun (10/56) M100C 52 100 Sel. Steeplechase 1P (11/57) 4 -Way (12/59) Skill Roll (B 3/58) Un Yankee BB (3/59) HF1000r, '53, 100 Sel. Swing Time 1P (5/53) Big Bonus (2/60) Moon Raider (7/59) Un Sky Raider (10/58) HFIOOR '54, 100 Sel. 10 Strike 2P (1/58) Sunny (5/60) Target (10/59) Wm. Del. BB (4/53) V200 '55, 200 Sel. 3-D 1P (11/58) Sure Fire (10/60) Spook Gun (9/58) Wm. Major Leaguer GOTTLIEB Skill Parade (1/59) VL200, '56 200 Sel. Tic Toc -Toe 1P (1/59) Line -Up 1 /61) Wm. Big Lg. BB (2/54) KD200H '51 200 Sel. Tom -Tom 2P (1 /63) 5-Way (5/61) Skill Score (6/60) Wm. Jet Fighter (10/54) L100, '55 100 Sol. Around Wld. 2P (7/59) Top Hat (10/58) Avalon (4/62) Skill Derby (10/60) Wm. Safari (2/54) 201, '58, 200 Sei. Atlas 2P (5/59) Trade Winds (6/62) Silver (6/62) Del Skill Pariade Wm. Polar Hunt (3/55) 161, '58, 160 Sel. Big Top IP (1/64) Turf Champ (8/58) Shuffle Baseball (6/62) (4/59) Wm. Sidewalk Eng (4/55) Table Hockey of 222, '59, 160 Sel. Bonanza 2P (6/64) Twenty -One 1 P (2/60) Action (7/62) (2/63) Wm. King Swot 5/55) 220, '59 100 Sel. Bowling Queen 1P (8/64) Volient 2P (8/62) Embassy (9/62) Spinner (2/63) Novelty Wm. 4 -Bagger (4/ ) 1160, '60, 160 Sel. Brite Star 2P (4/58) Vagabond (10/62) Circus Roll -Down (9/62) Bank Boll (1/63) Wm. Crane (10/56) 100 '60 100 Sel. Coptain Kidd 2P (7/60) Viking 2P (10/61) Loncer (11/62) Fun Phone (3/63) Wm. Penny Clown Y1005, '61, 160 Sel. Contest 4P (10/58) Sparky (12/62) opitol Midget Movies (12/56) AY1005, '61, 100 Sel. Conti. Cafe 2P (7/57) Caravelle (2/63) C Bullseye Baseball Wm. 1957 Baseball OS 160, '62, 160 Sel. Cover Girl 1-Plyr. (7/62) Crest (4/63) C Basketball Champ Wm. 10 -Strike (12/57) OS 100, '62, 100 Sel. Criss Cross 1P (3/58) Rumpus Targette (5/63) C 4 -Ployer Derby Wm. Ten Pins (12/57) LPC-1, '63, 160 Sel. Dneg. Dolls 1P (6/60 Astro (6/63) C Goalee Wm. Shortstop (4/58) Dbl. Action 2P (1 /59) Ultra (8/63) C Midget Skee Wm. Pinchhitter (4/59) Egg Head IP (12/61) Skippy (11/63) Super model Wm. Vanguard (10/58) Fair Lody (12/56) C Big League (5/55) Wm. Hercules (2/59) SHUFFLES Jill -Jill (11/63) Falstaff 4P (11/57) -BOWLERS Bank Pool (11/63) C Twin Hockey (5/56) Wm. Crusader (6/59) Fashion Show 2P (6/62) BALLY Shuffles Topper (2/64) C Shoot The Clown Wm. Titan (8/59) Flagship (1/57) C Stm. Shovel (5/56) ABC Tempest (2/64) Wm. Del. Bot. Chomp Flipper I P (11/60) Bowler (7/55) C Botter Up (4/58) WURLITZER Jumbo Pacer (4/64) (5/61) Flipper Clown (4/62) Bowler (9/55) C Criss Cross Wm. (5/62) King Pin Tiger (7/64) Extra Inning Flipper Cowboy 1-P Bowler (9/55) Orbit (8/64) Hockey (10/58) Wm. World Series (5/62) 1250, '50, 48 Sel., 45 or 78 (10/62) ABC Spr. Del. (9/57) C Croquet (8/58) Wm. RPM All -Stur Road Racer (5/62) Flipper Fair 1P (11/61) Bowling (12/57) C Playlond Rifle Bolly Champion Horse 1400, '51, 48 Sel., 45 or 78 Flpr. Porode (5/61) All -Star Deluxe (2/58) Gallery (8/59) RPM Lucky Shuffle Bolly Moon Ride Foto Finish 1P (1/61) (9/58) C Pony Express (4/60) Wm. Officiol Baseball 1450, '51 48 Sel., 45 or 78 Flying Charlots 2P Star Shuffle (10/58) C Roy Gun (10/60) RPM Speed Bowler (4/60) (10/63) (I 1/58) C Wild West (5/61) Wm. Major League (3/63) 1500, '52, 104 Sel., 45 or 78 Gaucho 4P (1/63) Club Bowler (2/59) C Long Ronge Rifle Wm. 1 Intermix Club Deluxe 559/9) Voice -O-Graph 1962 Gigi 1P (12/63) Bell Bowlen Gallery (1/62) Wins. Mini -Golf (10/64) 1500 A, '53, 104 Sel., 45 8 Gondolier 2P (8/58) Monarch Bowler (11/59) C All -Star Baseball 78 Intermix Hi -Diver 1P Officol Jumbo (9/60) Bowling Alley 1600, (4/59) (11/56) (1/63) '53, 48 Sel., 45 8 78 Kewpie Dolt IP (10/60) Jumbo Deluxe (9/60) Jumbo Bowlt (9/57) C Big Hit (10/62) Intermix Lancer 2P Royal 1650, (8/61) Bowler 2/57) C Pro Basketball (6/61) 53 48 Sel. Liberty Belle 4P Pixie Bowler ( 1650A 54, (3/62) /58) C Riot Gun (6/63) 48 Sel. Ltng. Boll IP (12/59) Duplex (11/58) C Champion Rifle 1700, 1S4, 104 Sel. 2P (3/60) 1800, L1te-A{ Simplex (5/59) Range (1/64) '55, 104 Sel. Mademoiselle 2P Advance 1900, '56, (11/59) (5/59 x Gun Patrol 200 Sel. Ma estic (4/57) League (10/59 z Jet Gun KIDDIE RIDES 2000, '56, 200 5e1. Molorettes 1P (8/64; 2100, '57, Handicap (11/5559) Ex Space Gun 200 Sel. Mellody Lone 2P '9, 60) Teammote Ex 2104, '57, 104 (12/59) Pony Express Bolly Champion Horse Sel. Mry-Go-Round 2P (12 60) Bell Bowlen Falcon (4/60) Ex Six Shooter Bally Moon Ride 21 S0, '57, 200 Sel. Miss Annabelle IP 8 59) Savoy (5/60) Ex Shooting Go?. (6/54) Pony Twins 2.200, '58, 200 5.1. North Star 1P (10/64 ABC Bowl, Lane (1/57) Bowl-A-Romo (9/60) Ex Star Shtg. Gal. (9/54) BallBolly Speed Shipeed 2204, '58, 104 Sel. Oklahoma 4P (2/61) ABC Tournament (6 /57) 2250, '58, Tip Top (10/60) Ex Sportland Shooting Boat 200 Sel. Olympia I -P (9/62) ABC Champion (10/57) Dixie 2300, '59, 200 Sel. Picnic Strike (I/61) Gallery (11/54) Bolly Tnrvle. Trolley 2P (10/58) Bowler (11/57) Cameo 5-Stor Ex Bert 2304, '59, 104 Sel. Preview 2-P Trophy Bowler (4/58) Bowling "500' Shooting Lone Lancer Horse (8/62) (5/61) Gallery (3/55) Bert - 2310, '59, 100 Sel. Quis. of Diom. (6/59) Lucky Alley (8/58) Lone Merry -Go 2400, '60, Classic (6/61) Ex Treasure Cove Round 200 Sel. Race Time 2P (3/59) Pon American (6/59) Alamo 2404, '60, 104 Sel. Rock -A -Boll Challenger (9/59) (4/62) Shooting Gal. (6/55) B.L Miss America Boat 1P (12/62) Sahara (7/62) Ex Jungle Hunt (3/57) Bert Lane Fire Engine 2410, '60, 100 SeI. Rocket Ship IP (5/58) Super Shuffle (1222/61) 2500, '61, 200 Sel. Tropic Bowler (9/62) Ex Ringer Boll (11/56) B.L Whirlybird (3/61) Roto Pool 1P (7/58) Big 7 Shuffle (9/62) Lucky 2504, '61, 104 Sel. Royal Flush Super 8 (11/62) Ex Pop Gun (9/57) B.L Moon Rocket (3/61) i5/571 (4/63) Cypress (12/62) Ge 2510, '61, 100 Sel. Seo Shore 2P (9/64) Lucky Seven Capitol Donald Duck 2600, '62, 200 Sobre (2/63) Ge Sky Gunner Capitol Elsie Sel. Seven Seas 2P (1/60) Regal 2610, '62, 100 Sel. Showboat 1P (4/63) Ge Night Fighter Capitol Palomino Horse 2700, (4/61) Fury (8/63) Ge 2 '63, 200 Sel. Silver IP (10/5 ) -Player Basketball Capitol See Sow 2710, '63, 100 S.I. Futura (12/63) Ge Rifle Gol. (6/54) Chicago Coin Super Jet Sittin' Pretty 1P (11/58) Tonordo (3/64) Stick Chick IP (4/63) Ge Big Top Rifle Chicago Round The SPot-A-Card IP (3/60) Thunder (6/64) Gallery (6/54) World Trainer Str. Flush IP (12/57) Polaris (8/64) Super model (12/55) Deco Merry -Go -Round Straight Shooter (12/59) Ge Gun Club Deco Space Ranger CHICAGO COIN Shuffles Ge Wild West Gun (2/55) Exhibit Big Broncha Ge Sky Rocket Exhibit Sunshine-pl1PPye (10/56/621 Triple Strike (2/55) Rifle Mustang Spr. Cimara 2P (10/57)Sweet Gallery (5/55) Exhibit Seo Skates INGAME3 Arrow (2/55) Ge Championship BALLY Heorts Cr. Cross Targette Exhibit Space Patrol Sweet Sioux 4P(9/399)1 (1/55) Sasebo!! (9/55) Scientific Television P Bonus SScccooreied SwingTexan Al4Pong(4/60)2P (7/63) G. Quarterback (10/55) Scientific Boat Ride Acapuka Ilkiatr S( /5 5) WILLIAMS Bell Bowlers Ge Hi Fly Baseball (5/56) Texas Merry -Go -Round BQtN-O-Fun/ (9/60) Bli Tropic Isle IP (3/62) Score-A-Lr Ge Store Fair Rifle Gal. 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Nationwide Regs On Coffee Lighteners Subject Of Report Auto. Ice Names Bauer MINNEAPOLIS-V. J. "Vince" Bauer has been appointed to the position CHICAGO Regulations concerning tions taken by the vending industry He adds that a list of ingredients of National Accounts Manager for - Ice Machine vegetable in American Automatic -base lighteners coffee as well as those of the regulatory need not be posted on the cabinet Company. This announcement was vending machines have been discussed agencies. It proposes five specific "do" front under food, drug and cosmetics made by D. C. Seitz, Vice President, or applied in 16 states according to a and "don't" suggestions for vending laws. Director of Sales for the company. 12 -page nationwide report issued by operators. Copies of the complete report are American Automatic Ice Machine a division of McQuay, David E. Hartley, public health coun- "Coffee venders using vegetable - available free of charge to members Company, Inc., manufactures Crystal Tips ice sel of the National Automatic Mer- base products as a lightener should of NAMA who request them. Non- makers. chandising Association. not state 'cream,"'half-and-half or member vending operators may ob- American Automatic Ice Machine now 80 different mod- The state -by -state summary lists similar -sounding dairy terms on the tain single copies at a cost of $1.50 Company offers appropriate state agencies and the els of Crystal Tips ice makers and cabinet selector panel, strip or but- per copy, payable in advance, by writ- 34 models of Crystal Tips Refresh- specific regulations which are known drink dis- tons," in a - 7 ment Centers-combination to have been applied to the use of Hartley recommends four ing to NAMA, South Dearborn pensers -ice makers. Capacities range vegetable -base lighteners for coffee point concluding summary. Street, Chicago, Illinois. from 80 to 1200 lbs. of ice per day, in hot beverage vending machines. The report also summarizes the posi - New Coin Changer Why Seeburg is giving you Income Totalization hf

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NEW WESTINGHOUSE EXEC: Herbert (Whitey) Karson was re- I?i cently appointed Westinghouse Auto- matic Merchandising Division District Manager for New York, New Jersey. 1t!!L Connecticut and Delaware for the Westinghouse full vending line. Kar - son is currently working from Bald- win, Long Island and is in the process of establishing a local Westing- house office and warehousing facilities. 64 I Cash Box-December 19, 1964 6 www.americanradiohistory.com i Cash Box VENDING NEWS The Vending Machine Industry's Only Newsweekly lue In -Plant Briefing Dec. 14-15 Claim New Filter Solves Coffee Vending Problems Baue >sitio NEW YORK-The American Manage- f ment Association will conduct a Dec. OAK BROOK, new Ever - problems achi ILL.-The common to coffee brewing Chlorinated city water tastes and 14-15 briefing session entitled "Mod- pure Water Purifier, Model C3 -HB, throughout the country. Scaling prob- odors that damage the complex qual- i em Aspects of Vending Methods for developed specifically for coffee vend- lems are solved by an automatic feed- ity of coffee are eliminated by the sideu C3-HB's npaq Packaging and Administering In - ing machines has enjoyed wide ac- er mechanism which introduces a spe- 3,000,000 square yard ad- sorptive particle surface area. Cloudi- achq Plant Food Services." Operators and ceptance according to Everpure, Inc. cial food -grade chemical with such :Qua ness and dirt common in ordinary tap food industry execs are cordially in- Under development for over three controlled accuracy that the 10 ppm water which cause "muddy" coffee Ps i vited. Among the vending execs sched- years, including eight months of op- maximum level recommended by the and machine service problems are re- moved by the achú uled to participate in discussions are: erational testing and vending opera- Coffee Brewing Institute is not ex- new Everpure's high capacity, ultra -fine precoat filter cake, t C. Melikian, Rudd-Melikian Inc; Wm. tor field use, the new Everpure unit ceeded. The feeder mechanism includ- according to 's at company officials. Courtney, Servomation Corp; Bill features full water quality control for ing its fresh supply of . chemical is 4re9 Everpure is emphasizing this new Gouled, Macke Vending Co; and coffee vending. built into the C3-HB's replaceable product breakthrough by comparing ikd it with the ran "Chef Philip" of Brass Rail (Inter- The C3 -HB is designed to solve, all filter cartridge. Everpure has applied breakthrough impact that the ice maker xd state subsid). in one unit, the four major water for patents on this feeder method. had on cold drink vending. R. P. Oliver, Vice President, estimates conservatively that the C3 -HB can save the vending industry $2,000,000 a year by "re- ducing maintenance costs alone." "The increased level of sales, experienced by users of this new Everpure, because of the im- The new Seeburg I.T.S. (Income Totalizer ceptance of vending.Will insure equipment proved coffee quality and greater machine reliability could mean System) is the most significant development resale value. Will increase the operator's an extra $16,000,000 a year in in 78 years of net profits to the vending opera- vending. incentive to expand. tors in our country alone," It has finally been brought to market. Again...what value can you place on this Oliver emphasized. The new C3 -HB is priced less Years of research have gone into it. Millions innovation? Both functionally and philo- than $2.00 above the widely used of dollars have been invested in its devel- sophically, it can be priceless in its value Model C3 Everpure. Servicing is usually performed once a year opment. It has undergone painful and to this industry. It has been the one essen- by replacing its "throw away" sanitarily -sealed cartridge for exhaustive field testing. tial element lacking in a dynamic multi- compliance with U.S. Public Why? Because it has the capacity to rev- billion -dollar growth industry. Health Service Vending Code. On average locations; operating olutionize an industry! Because it has been For these reasons, and as a long-range costs are paid for by less than the industry's most sought-after feature. Be- investment in vending, we make the fol- two cup sales a week, said Oliver. cause vending has been like a store without lowing announcement, effective at once: a cash register. The Income Totalizer System is Vending Bibliography What value can you place upon a device now on all that will: standard Seeburg hot and cold beverage venders ... provide positive and accurate cash at no increase in price. control* ..."computerize" vending accounting AT NO INCREASE IN PRICE! methods This is our investment in the future and ... provide proof of service growth of the vending industry. Income Totalization will strengthen the Can you now afford to buy vending operator -location relationship. Will expand equipment that has Income Totalization ? the entire market by promoting greater ac- Can you afford not to?

*How does it work? Simple! Slip in an erasure -proof form. Pull a lever. Presto! A completely accurate CHICAGO - NAMA President printed record of total money deposited. Fast. Accurate. Tamperproof. Carl Millman, reviewing the first copy of a new comprehensive bibliography of automatic merchandising, is obviously delighted with the 47 -page book. Author Dr. Charles Goeldner i (left) included more than 300 major articles, books and peri- odicals in what Millman termed "the greatest source book for E ORE information about vending." En- titled "Automatic Merchandis- ing," the book was published by the American Marketing Asso- ciation, 230 North Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill., in cooperation with NAMA. Goeldner is associate professor of marketing at San Fernando Valley State College, Northridge, Calif. Cash , Box-December 19, 1964 19 65 id www.americanradiohistory.com CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION urr ROCK-OLA & WURLITZER MUSIC: BALLY ATTN: COIN OPERATORS AND WHOLE- BINGOS: GOTTLIEB & WILLIAMS Nov- SALERS. Something to revolutionize the CLASSIFIED AD RATE 20 CENTS PER WORD elty Games: Fischer & Irving Kaye Pool pool industry. Save 97% repair time. money Count every word including all words in firm name. Numbers in address count as Tables; Chicago Coin & United Shuffle Al- and service. 1 and 2 piece fiber glass cue one word. Minimum ad accepted $5.00. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL leys- New & Used. Expertly packed to ship sticks. Also accessories. Dealerships available. ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check is not enclosed with order anyplace. Call or write to NASTASI DIS- For information contact: KING KOIN "Q", your classified ad will be held for following issue pending receipt of your check or cash. TRIBUTING COMPANY. 839 BARONNE 713 BOYINGTON, IRON RIVER, MICHI- STREET , NEW ORLEANS. LA. (Tel. GAN. NOTICE-$67 Classified Advertisers. (Outside USA odd $52 to your present sub- 523-6386) QUICKLY! scription price). You are entitled to a classified ad of 40 words in each week's issue for a period of One Full Year, 52 consecutive weeks. You are allowed to change your GOTTLIEB: SWING ALONGS $210.00. BO- Classified Ad each week if you so desire. All words over 40 will be billed at the rote WE HAVE A CHOICE SELECTION OF nanzas $340.00. North Star -Write Williams: of 20c per word. Please count words carefully. Be sure your Classified Ad is sent to late William. Two Players. Write for prices Merry Widows $375.00. Jumpin' Jacks reach New York publication office by Wednesday, 12 Noon, of preceding week to appear MID -WEST DIST., 709 LINWOOD BLVD.- $225.00. Stop 'n Go $385.00. Mini-Golf in the following week's issue. KANSAS CITY, MO. $385.00. Grand Slams $385.00. Heat Waves $300.00. Bally: Grand Tours $260.00. Star WE ARE Jets $225.00. Bongos $250.00. Big Day - Classified Ads Close WEDNESDAY ATTENTION! THE TRADE'S Write Chicago Coin: Royal Flash $375.00. largest suppliers of Pool Table supplies- Southland Speedway $185.00. Midway: Race- Send all copy to: CASH BOX, 1780 Broadway, New York 19, N.Y. slates. cues, balls, cloth. etc. Best quality. way -Tech Cross Country lowest prices, write or phone for our new $225.00. All Racer catalog. EASTERN NOVELTY DISTRIBU- $485.00. NEW ORLEANS NOVELTY CO. TORS. 3726 TONNELE AVE.. NORTH 1055 DRYADES STREET, NEW ORLEANS, BERGEN, N.J. (TeL UNion 3-8627). LOUISIANA Tel: 529-7321 WANT SPECIALS: COMPLETELY RECONDI- UNITED SHUFFLES DOLPHIN 1375.00: Stardust Viking- tioned: Bally Bowler 16' $345; DeLuxe Bally FOR SALE $395.00: $385.00; Crystal Bowler 16' $495; Star Jet (2 pI,) $295; FOR RESALE: SEEBURG AND WURLIT- $365.00. ChiCoin Red Dot $395.00. MOHAWK 67 Hootenanny $265; 3 In Line (4 pl.) $245: ser Phonographs. Games. Send inventory SKILL GAMES CO.. SWAGGERTOWN Gottlieb Flying Chariota (2 pl.) $295; Swing and lowest cash prices. HASTINGS DIST. 600 SEEBURG BACKGROUND UNITS CON - ROAD, SCOTIA, N.Y. 12302. Along pl.) slating of BMS's, (2 $295; Sunset (2 pl.) $295; CO. INC.-6100 WEST BLU EMOUND, BMU's, BMS' also some Queen of Diamonds $75; Chicago Coin 6 ROAD -MILWAUKEE 13, WISC. Seeburg 200 selection Library units. Write ICE for ROCK-OLA PHONOGRAPHS -3-1475 $375.00 Game Bowler 8' $195; United Sky Raider prics. TRIMOUNT AUTOMATIC each; 1-1465$285.00; 1-1455-$225,00. All Gun $125; Deluxe Baseball $195; Sunny n'et BINGOS. MISS AMERICA. ROLLER DERBY, SALES CO., 40 WALTHAM ST.. BOSTON. Shuffle Alley 814' Line -Up 8%' MASS. 02118. have 500 chutes and clean. WESTERN DIS- $195; $195; Cil Circus Queen, Arcade Equipment, Roek-0la. TRIBUTORS, 1226 S.W. 16TH AVE., PORT- Big Bonus 8%' $245; Rock -Old 1478 $395; Se.burg and Warlltrer 1962/1963, Ballerina, Wurlitzer 2100 F120 Mickey t R'E FOR & LAND 5, OREGON (Tel. CA 8-7566) $145; AMI $125. County Fair. Laguna Beach, Acapulco. SALE -GAMES MUSIC OF ALL Anderson Amusement Company, 314 n of Kinds: Pin Games $75.00 up; S. Alleys Eut Cancan, Bikini. Lido, Goldengate, Silver 11th Street, Erie, Pennsylvania. Phone: lint Bails, Bounty -needed by IMPORT-EXPORT 150.00 up: 10 & 12 Col. Eastern* 20.00; SHUFFLE ALLEYS: UNITED SUPER GLendale 2-3207. MARCEL GROSCH 3 BLD AVROY, LIEGE, E2's $175.00; E -1'a $125.00: 11 col Rowe Bonus $95; Keeney Deluxe Challenge $95; hm United Top BELGIUM. $95.00: K12 DuGrenier $75.00; 30 Col Cont. Notch $129: Ball Bowlers: Twin nois $100.00; 18 Col Smokeahop $75.00. V-200 Bowler $275; T.V. Bowler $150; Classic 4 AUTOPHOTO MODEL 900 5 $750 EACH. rida USED 45 RPM RECORDS. ALL TYPES AS $115.00; 222's $590.00; DS160's 3875.00: Call Bowler $150; Strike Bowler $95; All of the Alltech Ferriswheel $450 a. Rowe 11 CoL they run, right off the route. No sorting or G. K. GABRIELSON CO., 725 MEMORIAL above mentioned machines have been com- Candy Model 177 $175. Federal 9 col. sic ( pletely shopped Candy picking. We pay freight from anywhere in DR. S. E., ATLANTA, GA., JA5-7441. and refinished. TRl-STATE $145. Mills 8 col. Candy $45 ea. Wurl. 5202 the USA. Standing order available for regular DIST. CO.-CALLIER SPRING ROAD - wallboxes $45 ea. 1288 B'WAY, ALBANY. shippers, JALEN AMUSEMENT CO. INC.- GOTTLEEB BONANZA $425, FLYING CHAR - P.O. BOX 615 -ROME, GA. (Tel. 234-7123, N. Y. (Tel. HO 5-0228) 'riot 1215 8. HOWARD STREET -BALTIMORE, lot $395. World Fair 375, Gig-i 365, Slick Area code 404). per; MD. 21230. Chick $295, Tropic Isle $275, Wms. Jangle $175. Official Baseball $250. We carry 20 AND 22 FT. AMERICAN AND ROCH-OLA EXPORT ONLY: GAYETY'S. GAY TIMES. Mana PANORAMB AND PANORAM PARTS. complete line of Pool Tables and supplied. Shuffleboards for sale, TOLEDO COIN MA- Big Shows, Key West, Big Times, Varieties, the United Triple Plays Wanted. ADVANCE D & L COIN MACHINE COMPANY. 414 CHINE EXCHANGE CO. 814-816 SUMMIT Surf Clubs, Broadway., Night Clubs, Miami in M AUTOMATIC SALES CO., 1350 HOWARD KELKER ST., HARRISBURG, PA. (Tel. STREET, TOLEDO, OHIO. (Tel. CH 3-719- Beaches, Ballerinas, Touchdowns. Acapulco., ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. (Tel. 234-1051 OR 231-2235). 92) Mies Americas, Sun Valleys, and OK games. nter HEmlock 1-1750). D. & P. MUSIC 27 East Philadelphia Street, for! CAPRI COFFEE REBUILT -$259.50. CORS- NEW HOME POOL TABLES 85 X 44% York. Pa. Phone 848-1846. o. WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR ALL air 30 AR 20 Reconditioned -Repainted $59.50. 8 ft. table $79.50 with Slate 85 X Bally Bingos and $179.50. Parts For All - 44% $199.50. Can be in any Gottlieb Pinball. manu- Continental Apco placed location KIDDIE RIDES: NYLCO X07 ROCKET-$375; factured 1958 and up. Interested all brand And Many Other Machins. AUTOMATIC on a weekly rental basis --(a11 sizes) 1/3 Dopey Duck now closeouts. Alw arcade equipment, Cable SELLING ASSOCIATES, INC., 304 LONG cash Balance COD. BRANFORD SALES -1195; Whirlybird -$450; Wells Fargo -$495; Scientific Boat-$275. Com- or write to: HOLLAND-BELGIE, EUROPE BEACH ROAD, ISLAND PARK, L,I., NEW CO., 14 BRANFORD PLACE, NEWARK, pletely BPRI.. 276 AVENUE LOUISE. BRUSSELS YORK. 510 GE 1-3321. N. J. reconditioned, prompt shipment, MIKE MUNVES CORPORATION. 577 10th BELGIUM. (Cable address.) HOBEL- Ave., EUROP-BRUSSELS. ATTENTION EXPORTERS -PHONE OR New York, N. Y. 10036, Bryant 9-6677. write for phonos and gams to the MIL- SOUTHLAND ENGINEERING'S NEW IM - MUSIC, GAMES. VENDING. CALL. ATLAS LER-NEWMARK DIST. CO. 3767 EAST proved model "Time Trials" in original car- RELAYS 28th tons $495. IMPERIAL COIN MACHINE -SWITCH ASSEMBLIES, LOW DISTRIBUTORS 1024 COMMONWEALTH STREET, GRAND RAPIDS 8, MICHI- cost, high quality, general purpose open AVE.. 15, GAN. Phone: 949-2030, or 5743 EXCANGE INC.--498 ANDERSON AVE- BOSTON MASS. (TeL RE to GRAND NUE, CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. style made to your specifications. Short ran 4-1384). RIVER AVENUE, DETROIT 8, MICHIGAN. our specialty. Also electrical harnesses. Phone: TY 8-2230. MARVEL MFG. CO. - LATE BINGOS MISS AMERICA/UP. -2847 W. FULLER GOTT- KLOPP COIN COUNTERS WE MANUFAC- TON AVE. - CHICAGO, ILL. (Tel. DI Lleb 2-4 Players. Bowlorama Late Bally ARCADE FILMS 16 MM AND 8 MM B&W turo and sell the finest low priced coin 2-2124). Bowlers. Undimmed, complete, working, or color for Arcade Machines, or Pin -Up counting -packaging and coin sorting ma- packed original cartons. Pay cash In dollars. Art. Write or phone 232-1965, "Jack" Ve - chines available. Write for details. KLOPP Prices FOB nearest seaport MAX LOBO nard, KOLOR KADE PRODUCTIONS. 547 ENGINEERING. INC. 35581 WURL: 1800 $225; WURL: 2150 $345; & SCHOOL- Wurl: 2200 CO., MEIR 23, ANTWERP. BELGIUM. 9th AVE.. BAN DIEGO. CALIF. CRAFT RD. LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 48151. $495; Wurl: 2300 $595; Warl: Cable: LOBOMA. (Tel. 33.81.33). 2400 1695; Worl: 2600 $795; NORTH-WEST BALLY SHUFFLES: ABC SUPER. DE - SALES CO. of OREGON -1040 S.W. 2nd RECORDS. 45'. AND LP's. SURPLUS. RE - luxe, Congress. Whiz and Speed United WURLITZER LATE MODEL MUSIC MA - AVE. -PORTLAND 4, OREGON. (Tell. turns. overstock, cut-outs, etc. HARRY Sheltie.: Eagles and Atlas. GLOBE DIST. chines, Positively Like New -Phone! Close- 228-6557). WARRINER, KNICKERBOCKER CO., INC., 2330 N. out: Chicoin Bronco, Sun Valley, MUSIC WESTERN AVENUE, Bally Sky IS CO. -453 Mrl.EAN AVE., YONKERS. N.Y. CHICAGO 47, ILL. Diver. 2 In 1, Capitol Auto Test, large eel. MILLS (Tel. Gileenleaf 8-7778). Kiddie Ride., Guns, Arcade. Shuffles. Bowl- AND JENNINGS FRUITSLOT MA- 50 RECORDED ers. CHINES. BALLY BINGOS. HOLLY SONGS ONLY $3.00. MANY Wanted in trade: 22' Shuffleboards with CRANES and Flipper ATTENTION: DISTRIBUTORS AND REC- great song. by favorite artists, our choice. Scoring Units and Late Seeburg phono- Pin Games for export. srd shops. There's Gold on your shelf. Want New record.. teed. REDD ALMAN ENTERPRISES -BENDER WARE- State style of graphs. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, HOUSE-P.O. BOX 15 rpm records up to 1/ years old. Highest moglc preferred -Pop, R & B or Country. INC.. 80 COOLIDGE HILL RD.. WATER - 4300 -RENO, NEVADA. pries paid anywhere. Up to 434 each-oor Offer good only U.S.A. No C.O.D.'s. TOWN. MASS. 926-2250 area code 617, 16 choice. BIG JOHN RECORDS. 187 WASH- RHYTHM RECORDS -BOX A -ARCADIA. INGTON ST.. ATTENTION: WHOLESALERS AND EX- BOSTON, MASS. (Tel. 338- CALIF. PORTERS. Write for our prices on ;128). IF IT'S PANORAM PARTS YOU WANT graphs ready phono- PHIL GOULD HAS 'EM. ALL TYPES OP for export shipment. UNITED WE HAVE YOUR "SQOITS FUN FILMS m DIST. INC.-902 WEST SECOND STREET PAY CASH AS ALWAYS FOR: SEE - WITH FOR P Peeks. PHIL GOULD -WICHITA 3, burg; Worllts.r; AMI and Rock -Old music. Water" games factory reconditioned. In- -224 MARKET ST -NEWARK, N.J. (Tel. KANSAS. Gottlieb Pins; Arcade cludes new scoring arrangement, improved 201-MArket 4-3297) equipment; Bally Bin - pump, roam: Writ, or cable: PALMER AT BELIN- repair. reOnbh cabinet, replace worn BALLY BINGOS: LIDOS. CAN CANS, CIE TRACO-11 mechanical part., New 11 SOMERBTRAAT-ANTWERP machins made to BRAND eus Queens. Laguna Beach, Roller Derby. I. BELGIUM. order. Write - AQUATIC PRODUCTS NEW KEENEY BLACK DRAGONS, Twist, and others. CORP.-8038 ALVERSTONE Keeney Deluxe Red Arrows, Keeney Twin Phonographs: Seeborg AVE. -LOS Dragons and Star Llte DS160, AQ160, AYI60, 222, 161, and others. SEL.I. TOUR SURPLUS 45'. TO THE NA - ANGELES. CALIF. (Tel. 84$-1986). upright.. SASKAT- Ship in CHEWAN COIN MACHINE CO., 1025 United States or export from port lion's lay cet oser. We are the nation's fore- 104th of New Orleans. OPERATORS most packager of promotionally priced STREET. NORTH BATTLEFORD. BASK.. SALER, rec- POKERINO, REFINISHING. RECONDITION. CANADA. (Tel. 2989). INC., 4122 WASHINGTON AVENUE, NEW ord packs. We parches unlimited - quanti new backglaas with drop chute, knock off, ORLEANS, LOUISIANA, Phone 822-2370. Us on steady buta. Wire 12-24 -phone for with or without match feature. Match fea- quirk deal. NATIONAL BAG -0 -TUNES ture in ATTENTION OPS! GET INC., P.O. BOX 177-ISLAND kit form for your present gams. LOWDOWN PRICES PARK, N.Y. Also new backstage points, decals. on all billiard supplies coin machine parts, LARGE SUPPLY OF 11518 (Area 618 -TU 9-9300). JAMES accswris, etc. DIAMOND BASEBALL GAMER, TRAVIS-P.O. BOX 206-MILLVILLE, N.J. COIN MACHINE William's Hollywood Pinball., Gottlieb Lit.- EXCHANGE, 609 WOODIS AVE., NEW 45 RPM RECORDS. NO QUANTITY NOR- a -Card and Seven Seas. Some Uprights. toe or FOLK. VIRGINIA. (Tel. 625-1716). Write tel: 1626 3rd large small. We pay the highest price, AMI II 120 .1 AVENUE. or telephone plea all 1245- 120 1345; K 120 $445; Moline 764.6703. HALLGREN freight. Also over -run return hit CONTINENTAL 2-200 $595: SEEBURG V DISTRIBU- reverie. Contact Immediately for 200's $150 or SPECIAL -SPECIAL TORS, INC., MOLINE, ILL. transaction. We aalrk Ove for 8695: Q'. $595 to -SPECIAL: RUBBER pay cash. SUTTON REC- 1695; HV 200 Hideaway. $95 or Rings for Pin Games -to Distributors Only, ORD CO. -24 WEST 20th ST $250; three for N.Y, -NEW YORK. Wurl: 1900's $225 or three for 3600; DYNABALL COMPANY, 8039 Lawndale, (Tel. CH 14256). Bally Fun Phones like new $95: Spinner Skokie, Illinois. UNITED JUMBO BOWLER $125, BALLT $56; Table Hockey. 195; Pro Golfer 1395: Bowler $450. Bally Lucky Alley Bowler $250, SEEHI'Ri: lit100R. \'1.200. 2225. DSI66S: Also used vending 2 Deluxe Club Bowler Wurllleer 1100, 2100. equipment direct oversee* UNITED S.A. $100. WALLACE 21:0. 2250, 2300$. shipment from Port of Detroit. MARTIN 16' FALCON B.A. $425; 16' DISTRIBUTING CO.. BOX 75, MINERAL Roc\eta all models, AMI 11210E. 1204E. AND Jumbo B.A. $195; Sliver Roll -Down $550: WELLS. TEXAS- 3100E, 100sE$, SNYDER CO. -13260 W. WARREN Soper Slugger PHONE FA 5-3600. Rowe. Shoals, Lightning AVE, DEARBORN. MICH. (Tel. LUzon Baseball $95; Shuffle Base- Clipper. Capitol. howlers. recent Ping-antes 2-2256) ball (Floor sample) $595; ChiCin: Six Gottlieb. Bingos. Game Rosh offers to VICTOR Bowler S/A 332$; 6 -Pl. Home Run BALLY 111'G(í-KONINGIN ASTRIDI.AAN 49 ME- Baseball $95: WMS. Titan Gun 5325; Mid- SHUFFLE ALLEYS-'CLUB BOWL' CHELEN. BELGIUM. HI-SPEED SUPER way: Slogger Baseball 8350; Deluxe en', 'Deluxe Jumbo'. 'Monarchs', $95.00 (*- FAST SHUFFLE BOARD Shoot- United Shuffle Alleys 'Handicap' sad Wax. 24 one -pound cans per case. 18.50 ing Gallery $225. CENTRAI, OHIO COIN - - USED 16 RPM RECORDS. WE f.o.b. Dallas, MACHINE EXCH., INC.. 315 'Lightning'. $85.00 es. Gottlieb 'Melody freight PAY Texas. Sold on money back E. 5th AVE. - Lane', $175.00 and 'Photo - top pries. KING SALES -1415 gtarants. Distributor for D. Gottlieb. COLUMBUS I, OHIO. (Tel. 294-3529). Finish', $225.00. WASHINGTON STREET -BOSTON, MASS. ChiCoin. STATE MUSIC Keeney -'Roil -A -Line' (Like New). $125.00. DISTRIBUTORS ChiCoin 'Variety Roll Down', and INC, 3100 MAIN ST., DALLAS, TEXAS. FOR $245.00 4t RPM RECORDS. NEW OR USED. NO QUICK ACTION: CHROME WALL- 'Big Lague', $95.00. BETBON ENTER- quantity too large or small. Highest prices boxes: 100 Seeburg 3W1 100 *election PRISES. INC., 3726 TONNELE AVE- paid. Write stating on EXPORT. KEY WEST: SHOW $15.00; 106 Seeborg 3VWA 200 selection NORTH BERGEN. N. J. (Tel. UN 3-8627). quantity hand. TONY BEACH TIME; $35.08. GAI.GANO DIST. CO.. 4135 W. ARMI - TIME; HOLLY CRANES: BAL- SEACOAST DISTRIBUTORS, 1200 ).S TAGE. CHICAGO $9, ILL. (Tel. Dlckem LERINA. ETC: Bally Wild Lemon. R.P. NORTH AVENUE. ELIZABETH. NEW 2-7580). Doable Up: Triple Bell Draw Bell; Keeney: JERSEY 57201. BIGELOW 8-3524-5. Red Arrow; Flashback: Sweet Shawnee; USED RHYTHM AND BLUES 45'.. WE Black Dragon; Buckley Track Odds; Rock- top pries PAY et' & AMI Phonon. PROTECT THE FINISH OF YOUR GAMES plis fnlght Write init. stating CROSSE-DUNHAM & with 'Pylon' No. pprosimata amount on hand. Blass CO. - 225 WRIGHT BLVD. GRETNA. 30. Dos Not Crack. Chip MISCELLANEOUS rhythm and LA. (Tel 367-4365) - or Peel -Illustrious Shine. 33.29 Qt. Send & blots only. please. RECORD Check or Money MART. 2222 ELM. DALLAS. TEXAS Order To: PYLON SPE- Phew Riverside 76261. CIALTIES. 2456 SOUTH KEDZIE AVE- \9 0-2853. UNITED JUMBO OR ROYAL NUE. CHICAGO 23, ILL. 30.000 PROFESSIONAL $75; IS' BOWLER COMEDY LINES! WANTED MECHANIC Bonus Ii' $125: Duplex IS' 1175; Largest laugh library in show business FOR ALL TYPES OF Advance 16' $281; ABC 38 coin operated equipment including vending Tournament 375: WURLITZER 2000 $125.00 books; over 450,000 copies sold. psi machines. All are as La, not shopped. Have OR 3 FOR $366.00; by 1,000 disc jockeys! Shop work only. Must be experi- live balls, Guns, Seeburg KD $275.00; A.M.I. K Orben's Curtest enced. CLEVELAND COIN drink machines and cigarette $495.00. Halfback Comedy our monthly topical gag serried TION INTERN A- vendors. Write or call. Clearance on wooden rail pin game,. features deejay AL 2029 Prospect Avenue. Cleveland. INC.-2315 CENTRAL DIST. Write BIRD MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS material each Issue. Fee Ohio, Tower 14715. OLIVER ST. -ST. LOUIS 3, 124-126 POYNTZ INC. catalog. Write: ORBEN DEE-JAT MO. (Tel. MAL 3511). AVE.. MANHATTAN, LAUGHS, les KANSAS (TeL PR 8-5229). 3536 DANIEL CRESCENT. BALDWIN HARBOR, N.Y. 11510. 66 Cash Box -December 19, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com I P urveyor Appoints Minter

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I 2.i14yEA HERB PERKINS lace.veer,' 3'iïl!lAtiß 4v' CHICAGO-Herb Perkins, prexy of +.11.f' ss.! Purveyor Distributing Company in sc .`. ,:' 'dí.r 11 this city, announced the appointment ILó`iN,ï"4" --; 31i,1 last week of Fred Minter to the posi-

' tion of sales manager. NunMinter is a coin machine veteran BALL" PLAY with more than 30 years experience in Illinois, Indiana -Kentucky, and in CH: i Florida. He was the owner of Minter Music Company in Gainesville, Florida l for the past three years. BAN to that he headed Gateway - Cooperative Company in Evansville, TIMIPriorIndiana. Before that he was employed in the sales department at Empire

is Coin Machine Exchange in this city. Minter was also one of the owners of sin the former Gateway Company in Chi- cago.

; W' hip.l me Meeting 9-6t Hit óno-pótti values anywhere on the playfield and Dates & the clown jumps up and down; his eyes sparkle u like a star! Dynamic action plus cute clown antics 01 attracts players 16 to 60. hen i cerna Indicate target value and TLLI Trade "Spinning -Numbers" T.I "Shoot -Again" feature Hitting all letters In C -L -O -W -N allow targets to score 10 times the value of "Spinning-Numbers" ip IS Events targets After hitting C -L -O -W -N second time, T. Wl score 100 times indicated value H.WI Two top rollovers, 2 side targets and 2 kick-out DECEMBER holes activate "Spinning -Numbers" feature Pop -bumpers and bottom rollovers light in rota- 15 Westchester Operators Guild, Joint tion for high score Monthly Meeting 8 Christmas Party. playfield under pop - ,OT I Place: Roger Smith Hotel, White Bumper Rings protect obQlra HOI Plains, N. Y. bumpers or an Sturdy metal "Jewel -Posts" 3 or 5 ball play EA.r6aaw R WA Stainless cabinet trim Match feature ;EVA 16 New York State Operators Guild Meeting and Dinner. ND Place: Governor Clinton Hotel, Kings- Ask ton, N.Y. n Ph' T'hTl your distributor lias -asrbcdr STRI Flesh Estais Pls9ksei for a feature JANUARY 1140.30 N. Koatner Avenus Chicago, »not, 606S1 Elf, tam AßTier eltij Risk? demonstration! NS. 11 Milwaukee Coin Ops Assn. 1. Dr Place: Ambassador Hotel, Milwaukee Seel ird red

IromSAI FEBRUARY CE, $22.28 22-24 Notional Candy Wholesalers Associa- tion, Western Convention. Place: Dunes Hotel, Las Vegas, Ne- GA vado. Philadelphia Fare ttlieb rl Is` tel MARCH /1ST 13-18 Notional Association of Tobacco Dis- Joe Ash, president of the Active Amusement Co., stated last week that tributors, Annual Convention 8 Ex- Gottlieb's 'Happy Clowns' is beyond any doubt the most succesful release by hibit. that company this year. The 4 -player pin game is out on scores of Philly loca- Place: Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago. tions and Joe is claiming "I can't get enough of 'em!" Meanwhile, the distrib has little to complain about with two "terrific" Rock-Ola phonos going for them, he says, and is looking forward to another great year in 1965.... Billy 3soó MAY Broad and Harry Witsen advised that they'll be open at the new 1618 N. head- SEND FOR NEW 15-18 Notional Industrial Recreational As- quarters Tuesday the 15th. The two Scott Crosse execs have been spending a sociation, & Ex- U>i a' Annual Convention of time recently effecting the move and will be relieved when LIST S95 hibit. great deal their MACHINE . -deserved testimonial to Dave , routine. Another well idlaDd Place: Schroeder Hotel, Milwaukee, things get back to We * ARCADE Wisconsin. Rosen is scheduled for the near future. This time it will be Tent #13 of the be out the honors for Dave on January 11th Advertise * GAMES Philly Variety Club who'll passing Ony What * VENDING Bellevue Hotel for his service as the club's Chief Barker for fs ' at the -Stratford We Have * MUSIC N 8d in the more than out of it this year, received JUNE 1964. Dave, who's been spotlight In Stock * RIDES :L8 of 3-5 North probably his finest single honor when he was awarded that State Israel ÚN Carolina Vending Assn. and PRICES MARKED DOWN TO South Carolina Automatic Merchan- Tribute last Nov. 15th.... Jimmy Ginsburg, Banner Specialty exec, is now dising Assn., Annual Carolinas Con- NEW LOWS OF THE YEAR vention & Exhibit. shipping United's brand new 'Mambo' shuffle alley and new 'Matador' big ball Place: Ocean Forest Hotel, Myrtle Jim says he's playing Santa for the next few weeks while clearing his Beach, N.C. bowler. Exclusive Rowe AMI Distributor I inventory of Wurlitzer 2800's, and invites all Philly ops to come on in and Ea.Pa. - S.Jersey - Del. - Md. - D.C. 6-9 National Confectioners Association, take advantage of his holiday prices.... Marvin Stein, Eastern Music Sys- 82nd Annual Convention 8 Exhibit. outlet here, followed through on the new "Packaged Discotheque" Place: Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago. tems, Seeburg Y ÿ6O program and signed up five ops for installations in locations tailor-made for IOSEN,I NC pl 6 the new dance -craze. Stein is busy with a private club owner here trying to DAVID t ro. OCTOBER a date for a formal demonstration of the new juke -box -type -dance idea so Pg get 855 N. BROAD ST., PHILA.. PA. 19123 D 6' 26-30 Notional Association of Concession- that he can invite location owners and ops alike to see and hear the newest aires, Annual Convention. Phone: (215) CEnter 2-2900 [ Place: Ambassador Hotel, Los Angeles. Seeburg innovation. Speakers and the package will be available next week. ill' Cosh Box December19, 1964 67 19, J www.americanradiohistory.com MANUFACTURERS NEW EQUIPMENT CURRENTLY IN PRODUCTION Prices shown ore list prices f.e.b. factory. Manufacturers have not authorized prices where no price Is shown

ALL -TECH INDUSTRIES GOLD MEDAL PRODUCTS L-2130 Ceiling Spkr., Choice of Grille. COLD DRINK VENDORS Types Listed: L-2136 Random Gold Crest (3'4x6' 6 Pkt. Table) Popcorn Vendor Pattern, MS4-Marquee Cold Drink Vendor. 4 or 7 L-2136 Uniform L-2606 Circular Gold Crest (4[,4x9' 6 Pkt. Table) Pattern. selections with or without crushed lee. Flush-Mount Grille. Carbonated and non -carbonated flavors. Gold Crest (3%x7' 6 Pkt. Table) D. GOTTLIEB CO. Rivera Cigarette. 20 sel. 800 pack. Gold Crest (4x8' 6 Pkt. Table) 7 -selection model offers 2 selections of Happy Clown 4P (11/64) Celebrity Cigarette Merchandiser. 14 selec- iced tea. 1,600 cup capacity. Income AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD CORP. tion, 510 pack capacity, modular line. totalizing System. PAUL W. HAWKINS MFG. Ambassador Cig. Vendor 286; 14 set., cap. Vendor. 4 7 Electra "6" (6' table) S94-Modular Cold Drink or 6-pkt Rodeo Pony 2 610. or without crushed ice. (7' 845.00 selection with Electra "7" 6-Dkt table) Ben Hur Chariot 646.00 Celebrity Cig. Vendor 260; 20 sel., cap. 800. Carbonated and non -carbonated flavors, Electra "8" (8' 6-pkt. table) Twin Quarterhorse 676.00 Celebrity Candy Merchandiser, 11 selections, 7 -selection model offers 2 selections of Classic "6" (6' 6-pkt. table) Derby Pony 360 capacity, modular. iced tea. 1,500 cup capacity. Income Classic Jr. 550.00 Totalizing "7" (7' 6-pkt. table) Sam The Clown 77 Candy Merchandiser. 11 sel.. cap. System. Classic "8" (8' 6-pkt table) 395.00 360 Imperial Tasty 20 Candy Merchandiser. 20 sel.. COLD CANNED DRINK VENDOR Shuffleboard (16' to 22') IRVING KAYE CO., INC. 560 Cap. Imperial Cushion Model (12') W3CV1-Williamsburg Cold Canned Drink Vendor. 3 selections. 189 can capacity. Bank Shot Model (9') NON -COIN MODELS Celebrity Pastry Merchandiser. 5 selection, Deluxe Continental (43'x9' 100 capacity, modular. Automatic Can Opener. AUTOMATENBAU FOERSTER Ambassador 70 (85"x47") Celebrity Hot Food Merchandiser, 7 selec- GENERAL MERCHANDISE VENDOR Ambassador 75 (92"x52") tion. 140 capacity, modular. Natl. Sales Agents, L. T. Patterson Distribs. 15G1-Pick-A-Pac. 16 Selections. 316 item Ambassador 80 (106"x58") Celebrity All Purpose Merchandiser, 130 ca- capacity. Foosball Match Ambassador 90 (114"x64") pacity. 130 selection, modular. Europa Meister Eishockey COIN -OP MODELS Celebrity Fresh Brew Coffee Merchandiser. LAUNDRY SUPPLY VENDOR Muslkbar 100 11 selection. 750 cup capacity, modular. W8L1-Mechanical. 8 selections. 152 item Billiard Tables Miniatur Deluxe Eldorado 6 Pkt. Series Mark I, 77x46 Celebrity Cold Drink Merchandiser. 4 selec- capacity. Mark II, 86x47 tion. 1000 cup capacity, crushed ice fea- MILK VENDOR AUTOMATIC PRODUCTS CO Mark IlI, 92x52 ture optional. modular. CIGARETTE VENDORS Mark IV, 106x68 MV-2-Modulra Milk Vendor. 3 selections. 360 carton capacity. Smokeshop "Starlite 450"; 18 eel., cap. 450 Mark V. 113x63 THE SEEBURG CORP. Deluxe Satellite, 77x46 Smokeshop "Starlite 630"; 18 eel., cap. 630 PHONOGRAPHS PASTRY VENDORS Smokeshop "Starlite 860"; 27 sel cap. 860 Deluxe Klub Pool 6 72 Regular 66x40 LPC-480 & LPC-480R (Remote Control) W6P1-Mechanical. selections. package CANDY VENDOR Jumbo 75x48 stereo LP Console -160 Selections (Up to capacity. Candyshop, 10 cols.. 400 -capacity, first -in, 480 Selections with all album pro- W6P2-Mechanical. 6 selections. 114 pack- first El Dorado Shuffleboard -out feature. multiple pricing. Ring -O Round gramming). Spotlighted Album Award. age capacity. Pool Table (66" diameter) 3 -way audio. Income totalizer, Person- AUTO -PHOTO CO. alized panel. Plays 33-1/3 and 45 RPM SHIPMAN MFG. CO. Model 12 Studio records intermixed, stereo or monaural. 23.245.00 MARVEL MFG. CO. Album and Universal Pricing, Half Dol- CIGARETTE VENDORS Slugger -Counter Baseball (14, 64, 104) lar. Transistorized and unitized "pull out" Mark II; 13 or 17 columns. BALLY MFG. CO. components. Test point front servicing. Harvest 1P Pin (10/64) (Standard Model) MIDWAY MFG. CO. Blue or tangerine speaker grilles. UNITED MFG. CO. Hay Ride IP Pin (10/64) (Add -A -Ball Model) Rodeo 2P Pin (10/64) HLPC-1-Stereo LP Hideaway. 160 selec- Mambo Shuffle (12/64) All The Way Shuffle 2P tions (Up to 480 selections with all album Flying Turns 2P (9/64 1 Matador Bowler (12/64) .. Big Day 4P (9/64) Trophy Gun (6/64) programming). Income Totalizer. Plays 2 In I 2P (8/64) 33-1/3 and 45 RPM records intermixed. Album and universal UNIVERSAL VENDORS Deluxe Bally Bowler 16' lengths NATIONAL VENDORS, INC. pricing. (Jan. 19641 SC-1-Stereo Conaolette. 160 selections. Candimat Vendor Ducky Bronco Kiddie Horse $995.00 CIGARETTE VENDORS Used for remote selection of any record Series 113; 13 8 -column shifts, cap. 447 on LP Console or Hideaway. Personalized URBAN INDUSTRIES T. H. BERGMAN CO. Upright -Series 113; 13 8 -col. shifts. 447 panel. Album display panel. Album pric- cap. ing. Push-button volume control. Twin Movie Theaters Nat'l Sales Agents. Duncan Sales Co. Crown series 222; 22 eel., cap. 616 stereo speakers. Remote Income Totalizer. Model AP -10 Arizona Gun (Live action pelleta) Crown aeries 800; 20 eel., cap. 860 Polished chrome or copper finish. Panoram Kiddie Kolor Kartoon Conaolette-Series 650; 20 CAMECA sel., cap. 670 EBCS-1-Extended Baas Consolette Speaker. Moduline-22M; 22 sel., cap. 616 Provides full range stereo response in Scopitone-Audio-Vlsunl Machine. 36 conjunction with Conaolette speakers. U.S. BILLIARDS INC. -Sel., 26 Moduline-80M ; 20 sel., cap. 850 inch screen. Nat'l Sales Agents, Scopi - SC-11-Stereo Communication Consolette. 6 Pkt. Series: tone Inc.. USA. Consolette serves as Intercom. Pro 1-78x46 PROTOCISION ENGINEERING, INC. Pro 2-88x51 COAN MFG. V -Shape Shuffle CIM-1-Consolette Intercom Master Unit. CO. Used with Stereo Communication Con - Pro 8-98x53 CIGARFTTF, solette. Pro 4-103x68 VENDORS REDD DISTRIBUTING CO. Pro 5-114x64 Model 74 -MD: 74 sel., cap 74 BACKGROUND MUSIC Model 74-APC; 74 eel., cap. 74 Cinch Instant Shine Vendor Bumper Pool (Vendor ICK-1-Intercommunication Consolette Kit. 66x40 Model 94 -UM : 94 sel., 94 and packaged Cinch product) cap. Converts Stereo Consolette to Stereo Com- 75x43 Model 94 -UC ; 94 eel., cap. 94 Giepen Coffee Vendor (Natl. Agents) munication Consolette. Model 116 -WM; 116 sel., cap. 116 Vend -A -Book Comic Book Vendor BMS-2-Background Music System. 1000 VALLEY CO. Model 116 -WC; 116 sel., cap. 116 Selections SALES CANDY VENDORS ROCK-OLA MFG. CO. Bumper Pool® BMC-1-Background Music Compact. 1,000 Model Model 74-APD, 74 sel., cap. 74 Caravelle (20 Col. 800 Packs) Model 3002 Selections 622S/W Reg. Size Model 94 -UD, 94 eel., cap. 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For use with FM Multiplex Model 884-88x50 Wall Phono (33-1/3 Op- Telephone Lines and Majestic Bowler (8/64) tional ) On -Premise Loca- Model 934-98x63 tions. Total of 11234 hours of music. 1628 Deluxe "Stereo Twins" Speakers Model 1014-101x67 CINEVISION CORP. SEP-1-Seeburg Encore Phonograph. 760 1629 "Stereo Twins Jr" Speakers Selections of Foreground Music Cinebox, 27" screen, 40 -sel. 1950 Remote Volume Control THE VENDO CORP. Unit CANDY VENDORS DUKANE CORP. Model 500 160 -Sel. Stereo Speaker Wallbox CIGARETTE VENDORS 3 level personal pushbutton volume control W1OCNl-Mechanical- 10 Selections. 220 bar CA1A Console; 22 sel., cap. 350 Ski 'n Skor, capacity. Model 601 100 -Sel. Wallbox C-23; 15 sel.. cap. 620 W8TIG-Mechanical. 8 Selections. 152 bar EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. 1678 160 -Sel. Wallbox capacity. 429 -Special; 11 sel., cap. 428 1564 100 -Sel. Wallbox Card Vendor (Mechanical). Model CIGAR VENDOR Continental "30"; 80 eel., cap. 830 412 "Vacuumatic." Vends Exhibit's 1661 Universal Wall Box Bar Bracket Tobacco Sboppe "80"; 30 sel., cap. Trading W6CR1-Mechanical. 6 Selections. 114 pack- Cards. Capacity: 500 $73.50 1981 Money Counter for Model 425. 418 -SA, age capacity. %Including 3.000 FREE cards) & 414 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CO. Card Vendor (Mechanical). Model Model TRLB-M-Coffee. CIGARETTE VENDORS X500 (2 push Hot Chocolate, Soup 6 -Selection CupDrink Vendor chutes). Vends Ex- Vendor-Batch fresh brew, modulator door 4E5-Electric. 22 Selections. 825 hibit's Trading Carda. Capacity: and light, 600 pack Fresh Brew Coffee Vendor 1.000 Cards. cup capacity, coffee 4 ways. capacity. $49.50 extra cream and sugar, whipped powdered Candy Vendor %Including 1.600 FREE Cards) chocolate, liquid sugar. liquid W20T1-Mechanical. 20 Selections. 672 pack Pest Card Vendor cream. with soup, fresh capacity. Cigarette Vendor Models SV (Electrical). changer. Everpure filter. -1 & MSV "Vacuumatic." Model 3402-Coffee. Hot W14T1-Mechanical. 14 Selections. 510 pack Vends Standard Scenic Poet Cards. Chocolate. Soup and capacity. Capacity: 1,000 Cards. Tea-(Compact Model). Single cup. fresh WILLIAMS MFG. CO. 299.60 brew, serve' coffee and tea 4 ways. MCC-20-Mechanical. 20 Selections. 720 Whoopee 4P (10/64) (Slug rejector included) Model pack capacity. Pluck Laminator (Mechanical). 3403-as above, without 4 way tea Model 444PV "Vaeuumstie.' Venda feature. CIGARILLO VENDOR laminating Model THE WURLITZER COMPANY material. Capacity: 300. $98.50 1404-S. single cup, fresh brew coffee W8C01-Mechanical. 8 & hot drink vendor. Selections. 200 Pack- 2800 Stereo-Mono., 200 -sel. phono. filtering "Ever -Pure" wate" age Capacity. FISCHER SALES & MFG. CO system. Serves coffee 4 ways. 450 2810 Stereo -Mono., 100 -sel. phono. cup capacity. extra cream & COFFEE VENDORS Empress 101 (101"1 whipped chocolate sugar. Hot Wall Boxes & hot soup. MC4-Marquee Coffee Vendor, 5, 6 Empresse 92 (92') or 7 6121 WI Crown Selections. 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