Cash Box Disk Jockey Poll in Which They Were Named the Top Vocal Group

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The Four Aces follow up their string of Decca hits with still another smash, “Three Coins In The Fountain”. The boys, who in a period of a couple of years, have turned out one great record after another, have made their waxing of this theme from the Twentieth Century-Fox film their newest best-seller. And adding to the laurels which the group has won is the latest Cash Box disk jockey poll in which they were named the top vocal group.

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THESE ARE THE BIG

c D E o PC—Peacock SP—Specialty AB—Abbott BU— Bullet DO—Dot JD—Jay Dee Pro. SW—Swingtime AL—Aladdin CA—Capitol DU—Duke JU—Jubilee PE—Peacock TE—Tempo AM—Ambas- CD—Cadence DY—Derby Kl—King PR— Prestige TF—Tiffany sador CH—Chess EP—Epic LO—London RA— Rainbow Tl —Tico AP—Apollo CK—Checker ES—Essex MA—Mars RE—Regent TN—Tennessee AT—Atlantic CO—Columbia FE—Federal M D—Mood RH—Recorded in TR—Trend BA—Barbour CR—-Coral FI —Fiesta ME—Mercury Hollywood UN—United BE—Bell CY—Crystalette 4 Star—Four Star MG—MGM RM—Rama VA—Valley BR—Brunswick DA—Dana IM— Imperial MO—Modern SA—Savoy VI—RCA Victor BT—Bethlehem DE—Decca IN— Intro PA—Parrot SIT—Siftin' In ZO—Zodiac

Pot. Last Week LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT KITTY KALLEN

BE-1046 (45-1046)—Helen Forrest DE-29037 (9-29037)—Kitty Kallen CR-61180 (9-61180)—Dick Jacobs 0.

THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN I FOUR ACES BE-1044 (45-1044)—Tommy & CO-40225 (4-40225)—Toni Arden Jimmy Dorsey DE-29123 (9-29123)—Four Aces CA-2816 (F-2816)—Frank Sinatra MG-11724 (K-l 1724)—Marti Stevens CD-1240 (45-1240)—Julius La Rosa VI-20-5755 (47-5755)— Dinah Shore WANTED PERRY COMO

BE- 1 041 (45-1041)—Dorsey Bros. VI-20-5647 (47-5647)—Perry Como

YOUNG AT HEART FRANK SINATRA BE-1030 (45-1030)—Charlie De Forrest EP-9035 (4-9035)—Tony De Simone CA-2703 (F-2703)—Frank Sinatra VI-20-5735 (47-5735)—Tony Martinez CA-2802 (F-2802)— Billy May O. Quint. DE-29054 (9-29054)—Crosby & Lombardo "DON’T THE HAPPY WANDERER DROP IT” FRANK WEIR HENRI RENE "Truck Driving Man” BE-1045 (45-1045)—Bob Crosby DE-29128 (9-29128)—Louis Prima CA-2788 (F-2788)—Tommy Leonetti LO-1448 (45-1448) —Frank Weir O. TERRY FELL CD-1238 (45-1238)—Alfred Drake VI-20-5715 (47-5715)—Henri Rene O.

78 rpm cat. no. X-0010

45 rpm cat. no. 4X-0010 HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY ARCHIE RLEYER BE-1047 (45-1047)—"Sam" EP-9049 (4-9049)—Dolores Hawkins “TRUMPET DE-29173 (9-29173)—Guy Lombardo ME-70387 (70387x45)—Richard Hayman CD-1241 (45-1241)—Archie Bleyer VI-20-5759 (47-5759)—Tito Rodriguez TARANTELLA” CO-40224 (4-40224)—Johnnie Ray "Dormi, Dormi” IF YOU LOVE ME KAY STARR — VERA LYNN ("Sleep My Darling”) BE-1046 (45-1046)—Helen Forrest LO-1412 (45-1412)—Vera Lynn CA-2769 (F-2769)—Kay Starr MG-11667 (K-l 1667)—Shirley Harmer o CO-40149 (4-40149)—Marion Marlowe VI-20-5580 (47-5580)—Jon Peerce FRANKIE AVALON DE-29144 (9-29144)—Bing Crosby 78 rpm cat. no. X-0026, 45 rpm cat. no. 4X-0026 I GET SO LONELY "I COMPLAINED” FOUR KNIGHTS BE-1031 (45-1031)—Anne Lloyd DE-29054 (9-29054)—Crosby 4 CA-2654 (F-2654)—Four Knights Lombardo “I Want You” CO-40221 (4-40221)—Ken Griffin VI-20-5681 (47-5681)—Johnnie A Jack STEWART ROSE 78 rpm cat. no. X-0027 45 rpm cat. no. 4X-0027 CROSS OVER THE BRIDGE PATTI PAGE “BLACK PEARLS” BE-1031 (45-1031)—Betty Johnson ME-70302 (70302x45)— Patti Page "Meadowlark” RICHARD MALTBY ORCHESTRA HERE 78 rpm cat. no. X-0016 45 rpm cat. no. 4X-0016 TONY MARTIN

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LOVE. 11) I UNDERSTAND JUST HOW YOU FEEL. 12) ISLE OF CAPRI. 13) ANSWER ME, MY A Product of Radio Corporation of America 14) WEDDING BELLS. 15) CRAZY 'BOUT YOU BABY. 16) MY FRIEND. 17) THE MAN WITH THE BANJO. 18) THE MAN UPSTAIRS. 19) A GIRL, A GIRL. 20) JILTED. 21) GREEN YEARS. 22) STEAM HEAT. 23) JOEY. 24) GOODNIGHT SWEETHEART, GOODNIGHT. 25) POOR BUTTERFLY. 26) MAKE RECORDS MARK THE HITS! LOVE TO ME. 27) WOW. 28) THERE NEVER WAS A NIGHT SO BEAUTIFUL. 29) IT HAPPENS TO BE ME. 30) THANK YOU FOR CALLING. 31) HIT AND RUN AFFAIR. 32) SOME DAY. 33) THERE'LL BE NO TEARDROPS TONIGHT. 34) IN A GARDEN OF ROSES. 35) GILLY GILLY OSSENFEFFER. ” “Jf’s What's in THE CASH BOX That Counts www.americanradiohistory.com - The Cash Box, Music Page 7 June 26, 1954 sex MW S/A/&//YG 5>/Sl*<- ' p?OMf to ALL ABOUT DISK JOCKEYS m A Happy Summer Sony. THE TEN RECORDS DISK JOCKEYS PLAYED MOST THIS WEEK PLUS THE NEXT FIVE

A SUMMARY OF REPORTS RECEIVED FROM THE NATION’S DISK JOCKEYS

1. THREE COINS IN THE FOUNTAIN . Four Aces (Decca) 2. LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT Kitty Kallen (Decca) 3. HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY Archie Bleyer (Cadence) 4. WANTED Perry Como (RCA Victor)

5. THE HAPPY WANDERER Frank Weir (London)

\ Kay Starr (Capitol) 6. IF LOVE YOU ME (Vera Lynn (London) 7. YOUNG AT HEART Frank Sinatra (Capitol)

( Gaylords (Mercury) 8. ISLE OF CAPRI > Jackie Lee (Coral)

\ Four Tunes (Jubilee) 9. 1 UNDERSTAND /June Valli (RCA Victor) 10. JOEY Betty Madiqan (MGM) 11) GREEN YEARS. 12) HERE. 13) THE MAN UPSTAIRS. 14) STEAM HEAT. 15) CROSS OVER THE BRIDGE.

That’s a zany and funny bit Don Bell (KRNT-Des Moines, Iowa) worked out for his Spring promotion. Bell dreamed up a National Take-a-Bath Week, assigned himself the presidency, and sent membership cards to pledgees promising to take a bath during a designated week. Requirements are difficult in that you must be 1) be born, 2) human and alive, 3) married or single, 4) etc., 5) etc., 6) etc. Don claims in a week’s time he mailed out more than 10,000 membership cards. Enlisted in the drive were Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, who were in town at the time.

Pic of the week—Tommy Edwards (WERE-Cleve- land, 0.) who suggests that record companies use 7 inch 78’s or 33’s instead of the proposed 45’s. . . . Eileen Mack has added a half-hour deejay show to her chores. This one is done at the VA Research Hospital, Chicago. Eileen calls her show “Sophisticated City.”

. . . Ron Terry, ABC-TV, Chicago, has just celebi'ated h s third anniversary as host for WBKB-TV’s “Nite

Owl Movie.” . . . Corrine Delano is the record librarian at WJAR-Providence, R. I. and she’d like to hear

about any artists headed her way. . . . Jack Pleis visiting deejays in Boston with his recent Decca recording of “Rosanna” and “Ah-Ri-Rung,” while wife, Karen Chandler, visits with jocks in Hartford and New Haven plugging her “Out In The Middle Of The Night” and

“Why Didn’t You Tell Me” on Coral. . . . Bill Burns (WQAM-Miami, Fla.) had Julius La Rosa and Miguel- ito Valdez as guests this week on his “Juke Box Sere- nade.” . . . Bill Randle ( WERE-Cleveland, O.) whose abilities run the gamut of racing sports cars to currently being one of the highest Hooper-rated disk jockies in the country, recently narrated Ogden Nash’s “Carnival of the Ani- mals” before some 4,000 persons in Cleveland’s Public Hall with the Cleveland

Summer Orchestra under the baton of Andre Kostalanetz. . . . Rudy Paolangeli moves from WKRT-Cortland, N. Y. to a position of staff announcer at Rural

Radio Network, Ithaca, N. Y. . . . Jerry Kay (WTIX-New Orleands, La.) mighty lonesome without his little redhead who went back to Miami, Fla. Jerry will join her in about six*****weeks for the grand nuptials. Tiny Markle (WAVZ-New Haven, Conn.) programs The Cash Box top 50 every Friday afternoon on his “Tiny Markle Show.” George LeZott, also of

WAVZ, programs 10 of the top 50 every day from 12 to 1 P.M. . . . Received a notorized affidavit of performance from WKAL-Rome, N. Y., stating that Lou Barile programs Cash Box listings seven days a week. Deposition was signed by Patricia Esposito, WKAL bookkeeper and notary. . . . Radio station WBET-Brockton, Mass, has banned all novelty disks on the Army-McCarthy hearings. . . . Station WBMS-Boston, has leased the Fine Arts Theatre and within two weeks will start live broadcasts featuring Symphony Sid and other disk jockies. . . . It’s been weeks now, and Chuck Thompson, ( WALA-Mobile, Ala.) refuses to shave his ragged “Vandyke” until someone records his song, “Miss America”. The station personnel at WALA and Chuck’s wife, sez—

“Let’s help Chuck shave face”. What a pun. . . . Sgt. Bill Kervin (CFWH- White- horse Y.T., Canada) and wife will be married ten years on July 4th. Says

Bill, “Like marriage, The Cash Box is a great institution”. . . . Shel Horton

( WVAM-Saxton, Pa.) will be a guest at the Patti Page picnic on June 19. Shel will present her with a group of items that are being manufactured in Central Penna.

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BOB MANNING BONNIE LOU (Capitol 2831; F-2831) TBS CASS BOX (King 1365; 45-1365) “WHY DIDN’T YOU TELL ME” , “WAIT FOR ME, DARLING” (2:50) [United ASCAP—Gallop, © (1:54) [Reiss ASCAP—Hague, Javits, Springer] A beautiful ballad DISK OF THE WEEK Barr] A most inviting handclapper is warmly presented by the rich and that’s catching on, is treated delight- mellow voice of Bob Manning. Top fully by pert Bonnie Lou. Excellent “IN THE CHAPEL IN grade reading on top drawer material. THE MOONLIGHT” (2:50) multiple voicing. Good for both pop [Shapiro, Bernstein ASCAP—Hill] and country. Strong. “I WASN’T THERE WITH “TAKE EVERYTHING BUT YOU” (2:51) YOU” (3:06) [Gold ASCAP— “BLUE TENNESSEE RAIN” © [De Sylva, Brown & Henderson ASCAP—Abrahams, Colby] Gold, Kahn] Assisted by another ® (2:17) [White Oaks BMI — stringy Nelson Riddle backdrop, Bob KITTY KALLEN Grieshop, Grieshop] A slow sentimen- leans into some more lovely roman- (Decca 29130; 9-29130) tal waltz item gets a lovely dubbed tic material. Pretty tune wed to good voiced fashioning from Bonnie. Ten- lyrics. Could catch. offers a follow-up that stands a der and touching number. great chance of making her score two hits in a row. The thrush, just THE HAL HOPPERS JACK LaDELLE last week voted the Most Promis- ing Up and Coming Female Vo- (Kern 2733; 45-2733) (Columbia 40267; 4-40267) calist by the nation’s dee jays in “MORE LOVE” (2:25) [Rich- “WHEN MY BABY SMILES AT The Cash Box Annual Poll, pre- Joy BMI—Hopper, Seckler, Rich- sents a glowing standard dubbed ME” (1:58) [Von Tilzer ASCAP ards] Hal Hopper alone creates the © “In The Chapel In The Moonlight.” —Von Tilzer, Sterling, Munro, sound of a whole orchestra and cho- Lewis] Jack LaDelle uses the voice Kitty delivers the tune in the same rus as he bounces through a good persuasive as dubbing trick on a catchy bounce warm and manner novelty. Real commercial side. Dif- “Little fact, disks version of a great oldie. Happy deck. Things.” In both ferent and exciting. Could hit. are the product of the same ses- “FOREVER” (2:29) [Kohn AS- sion. It’s a captivating rendition “DO NOTHIN’ BLUES” (2:40) More that’ll usher in heaps of coin for [Rich-Joy BMI Hopper Seckler, O CAP—Wallo, LaDelle] KITTY KALLEN © — multi-voicing is offered on this deck all involved. “Take Everything But Richards] The talented artist comes as the crooner lilts through a pretty • Kitty Kallen, sittin’ on top of You” is another velvety reading through with another great bluesy- waltz number. Easy and relaxing lis- the world with her number one of a tender old ballad. We’re wild rhythm side rendered with dubbed tening. smash “Little Things Mean A Lot,” about the top deck. voice tricks. Sensational job. Great sound. Has big possibilities. LIBBY MORRIS ‘MINK SHMINK” (3:00) [Victor Young ASCAP—Cutner, Shuken] DANNY CAPRI (Alvina 1006; 45-1006) (Pic 0005; 45-0005) “EASY DOES IT” (2:51) “WHEN LIBERACE WINKS AT [Bregman, Vocco & Conn ASCAP—Siegel, Loman, Diamond] “THE SMILE OF A CLOWN” ME” [BMI — Gimby, Wayne] © (2:50) [Peer Inter’l BMI—Thorn] Denny Vaughan’s orch backs Libby EARTHA KITT ® A beautiful backing by Don Costa, Morris on a humorous story of her (RCA Victor 20-5756; 47-5756) showcases the magnificent voice of idol, Liberace. Good voice and very have ever had is Eartha Kitt. Her Danny Capri as he belts out a dra- funny novelty. Chorus aids. Big in unique style and vocal talent have matic ballad. Strong beautiful read- click here too. Canada. Could made her one of the most sought ing. DARLIN’ ” after artists around. In the same “LET ME BE YOUR naughty manner which made her “I’M AFRAID TO LOVE YOU” [BMI—Isbister] A happy-go- ® a star, the sultry songstress dishes ® (2:30) [Bing ASCAP—Coots, lucky bounce ditty is done with zest up a new devilish novelty called Donohue, Furin] The crooner lends by the chirp. Ok cutie fitting for the “Mink Shmink.” It’s a great piece his big voice to another romantic item jukes. of song matter that could only which he sends across with the ut- have been written for Eartha. The most of feeling. Number lilts. JERI SOUTHERN lyrics are sensational and Eartha (Decca 29184; 9-29184) sends them across in incomparable VOICES OF WALTER SCHUMANN fashion. Looks like a smash. “Easy (RCA Victor 20-5777; 47-5777) [Lowell flip is pretty “JOEY” (2:51) BMI— EARTHA KITT Does It,” on the end a © Wiener, Kriegsmann, Salmirs, ballad which the thrush wends her “PADDLIN’ MADELIN’ HOME” Bernstein] A high flying hit gets • One of the country’s most fab- way through with ease. We rank (2:10) [Shapiro Bernstein AS- some classy coverage from the smooth ulous performers and probably one “Mink Shmink” as one of Eartha’s CAP—Woods] The Voices of Walter voice of Jeri Southern. Lovely tune. of the biggest draws night clubs best. Henri Rene’s assist is tops. Shumann come up with their most May be too late to catch hit version. commercial job in a while via this Good reading. happy filter. Easy listening with an old fashioned twist. “THE MAN THAT GOT AWAY” “TO EV’RY GIRL—TO EV’RY BOY” (3:05) [Goday BMI—Samuels, Parker] ® (3:07) [Harwin ASCAP—Arlen, “THE GOODNIGHT WALTZ” Gershwin] Jeri fashions a ballad from ‘GOING—GOING GONE!” (2:33) [Bourne ASCAP—Whitney, Kramer] ® (2:55) [Glenwood BMI—Gilky- the coming flick “A Star Is Born.” son, Derr, Miller] The voices blend JOHNNIE RAY Good song with quality. Sonny Burke’s on a pretty waltz number full of (Columbia 40252; 4-40252) ork assist. Better show than wax warmth. Good tune. material. the top again with a piece of material that fits him to a “T.” It’s a LOUIS ARMSTRONG & great new dramatic ballad that we GORDON JENKINS SERENA SHAW rate as one of the most exciting (Decca 29153; 9-29153) (Jubilee 5147; 45-5147) new tunes to come along in quite a while. In his stirring and persua- “THE WIFFENPOOF SONG” “ST. LOUIS BLUES” (3:20) sive manner, “Mr. Emotion” (2:55) [Miller ASCAP—Minni- [Handy ASCAP—Handy] The belts out this thriller called “To gerode, Pomeroy, Galloway, Valle] spine tingling voice of Serena Shaw Ev’ry Girl—To Ev’ry Boy.” It’s The great Satchmo aided by Gordon thrills the listener as she belts across a brilliant reading that just can’t Jenkins rides through a colorful bop an eerie and dramatic chant version miss the hit category. And it take off on a great college standard. of oldie. attention. an Should attract should be up there in the very near “Boppenpoof Song” could go in a Good for blues field too. future. The coupling “Going- big way. Going-Gone!” is another unique “THE COACH” (2:10) [Jubilee Ray offering in that he employs “BYE AND BYE” (3:07) [Inter- ASCAP—R. de Saxe] Rudy de ® the multiple voice technique on this ® national ASCAP — Armstrong. Saxe again assists the thrush on a JOHNNIE RAY slow country flavored waltz. Pretty Jenkins] On the end the artists team clever lively ditty with an inviting Johnnie Ray is headed up to tune. Watch the top segment. their talents on a good jumper loaded lilt. Different style that appeals. with zest. Good item.

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PADDLIN' MADELIN’ HOME

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BARBARA GALE & THE LARKS OBENKIRCHEN CHILDREN’S CHOIR (Lloyds 111; 45-111) .m USB BOB (Decca 29193; 9-29193) “WHO WALKS IN” (2:33) “THE HAPPY WANDERER” © [Southern ASCAP — Goodhardt, © (2:55) [Sam Fox ASCAP— Hoffman, Freed] A spooky novelty THE WEEK Moller, Siegesmund] Although too SLEEPER late with strong commercial possibilities OF to cop top honors in the U. S., is this cutie belted out by Barbara Decca issues the original version of Gale and the Larks. Thrush sounds “THE NEVER NEVER LAND” (2:11) this hit, the big one in England. De- terrif. [Leeds ASCAP—Bleyenberg, Froboess] lightful treatment in German. “WHEN YOU’RE NEAR” (2:15) ‘THE LITTLE SHOEMAKER” (2:21) [Bourne ASCAP—Lemarque, Revil] “EVENSONG” (2:25) [Bosworth Pollack] Ltd. Moller] The choir delivers © [Joshua BMI—Genara, FRANK WEIR © — lovely ballad is given a sincere and another German song, this one a A (London 1482; 45-1482) emotional delivery by the song bird. slow, tender item. Group has a won- with a good backing derful sound. Wax is not as clear as Dramatic item cherished number one spot via his up at mid point. American pressings. by the Larks. Jumps version of “The Happy Wanderer,” Could hit big. comes through with a new platter that offers two potent hit con- BILLY DUKE and His DUKES tenders backed up. One side is a (Coral 61203; 9-61203) BOBBY WAYNE delightful fairy tale about “The (Mercury 70401; 70401 x 45) Never Never Land.” And added to “I CRIED” (2:39) [Meadow- Frank’s top grade work on the sax © brook ASCAP — Elias, Duke] “A STRING OF BROKEN Billy is children’s chorus composed of Duke and his Dukes hand in a [George Pincus a HEARTS” (2:13) Maureen Childs and the Little polished performance on a lovely lilt- Hoffman, Silver] Bobby ASCAP — Tinkers. A happy-go-lucky novelty ing ballad. Boys work well together comes through with a strong Wayne that you’ll find yourself singing for on some top drawer material that as he lilts through a cute shuffle deck days. The coupling, “The Little could catch. Potent deck. ballad with the aid of a chorus. Com- Shoemaker,” is another light item mercial material with color. FRANK WEIR “LOVE YA, LOVE YA, LOVE that’s making a heap of noise. A ® YA” (2:04) [Mellin BMI—Mellin, Frank Weir, double threat, each half “THEY WERE DOIN’ THE whose saxophone potent Marcotte] The boys jump through is carrying him up toward the of which should break. 0 MAMBO” (2:07) [E. H. Morris some catchy rhythm material that’ll ASCAP—Raye] The songster rhythms make good juke box fare. through a clever Latin-jump novelty with a catchy set of lyrics and a pleas- “WHO CAN SAY?” (3:04) [Laertes ASCAP—Douglas, Norman, Bearden] MARY SMALL ing melody. Could stir up noise. “SO MUCH MORE” (3:04) [Laertes ASCAP—Douglas, Norman, Bearden] (Epic 9054; 4-9054) MITZI MASON “I LOVE JOHNNY JOHNNY” BILL CAREY (MGM 11760; K-11760) ® (1:44) [Miller ASCAP—Mizzy, (RCA Victor 20-5785; 47-5785) Curtis] Mary Small bows on the Epic her polished and simple manner of label with a clever bounce novelty (2:14) [Hill & singing on wax as she debuts on “SLOWLY” that’s loaded with life. Super com- Hill, Pierce] One of the MGM label with a beautiful © Range BMI— mercial ditty that could catch big. top tunes during the new ballad called “Who Can Say?”. country music’s Good possibilities. past 12 months, is fashioned by Bill Her tender tones carry a great deal Carey with the Hugo Winterhalter of meaning and do wonders with “A BLUEBIRD WITH A orchestra in the backdrop. Good lilter. this romantic piece of song mat- ® BROKEN WING” (2:54) [AS- ter. An excellent first showing by CAP — Mizzy, Curtis] On this end, [Glenwood BMI “JUBA” (2:44) the thrush. Aiding in the backdrop the thrush caresses the lyrics of a Stanley] The chorus again ® — are the sumptuous strings of the sentimental ballad in her meaningful cute bounce backs the songster on a Fred Norman orchestra. On the flip manner. Pretty piece of quality ma- beat. Pleasant novelty with a good side, Mitzi dishes up some more terial. arrangement that’ll draw spins. ballad material via another pleasant tune dubbed “So Much More.” On the basis of the top deck, we “SAM” & ARTHUR NORMAN JOE ROLAND QUINTET MITZI MASON look for a brilliant future for (Bell 1047; 45-1047) (Seeco 4147; 45-4147) • Newcomer Mitzi Mason puts artist. “HERNANDO’S HIDEAWAY” “RAVEL’S BOLERO IN MAM- © (2:45) [Frank ASCAP—Adler, Ross] The big pop hit from “The BO” (2:50) [—Ravel] Jazz, © Scott, “FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS” [Hill & Range BMI Lockyer] Pajama is given a solid at- Latin flavored for mambo dancers, is — Game” tention-catching treatment “Sam” offered by Joe Roland and his quin- “SHINE ON HARVEST MOON” [ASCAP] by and the chorus. Exciting cover job. tet. Joe works the vibes on the moving THE PLUNKETT FAMILY late rendition of the famous Bolero by Too for top honors. (Essex 361; 45-361) Ravel. Exciting. “DON’T WORRY ’BOUT ME” • Here’s a great cornball item derer” and other recent hits. Wax- (2:30) [Mills Koehler, BUTTERFLY” (2:18) it just can’t miss ing is loaded with banjos, corny © ASCAP— “POOR that’s so corny Bloom] The voices and orchestra are © [Harms ASCAP—Hubbel, Gol- being an all out smash. The Plun- ' trumbones, etc. A real commercial under the direction of Arthur Nor- den] The quintet dishes up more kett Family, singing in unison, piece of material. On the lower lid, man as they ride through a beautiful mambo matter on this end, this time leans into a meaningful ditty called the Plunketts glide through the reading of a current clicker. a rhythm version of the recent re- Neighbors.” It’s a “Friends And perennial favorite “Shine On Har- vival “Poor Butterfly.” most pleasing bouncer that’s cur- The half is a natu- rently one of the top tunes in Eng- vest Moon.” top THE MULCAYS land, source of “The Happy Wan- ral for the jukes. (Cardinal 1020; 45-1020) BILL DARNEL “YOU CAN’T BE ("X" 0031; 4X-0031 TRUE DEAR” © (2:21) [Biltmore ASCAP — “YOU CAN BETCHA LIFE” IBS CASH BOB Ebeler, Cotton, Otten, Griffin] The (2:29) [Garlock-Sherer BMI commercial sound of the Mulcay’s Parker] A cute rhythm item is solidly electric harmonicas comes through fashioned by Bill Darnel as the cho- BEST BETS wonderfully as they render a slow rus and Danny Mendelsohn’s ork waltz standard. Pretty job. assist. Good arrangement. In the opinion of The Cash Box music staff, records listed beiow. In addition to the "Disk" and "Sleeper" Of The Week, are those most “BEER BARREL POLKA” likely to achiere popularity. “TEARDROP AVENUE” (2:16) © (1:46) [Shapiro Bernstein AS- © [Frank ASCAP—Leigh, Charlap] "WHY DIDN'T YOU TELL ME" Bob Manning Capitol 2831; F-2831 CAP—Brown, Timm, Vejvoda] An- The artist dishes up some rhythmic "I LOVE JOHNNY JOHNNY" Mary Small Epic 9054; 4-9054 other oldie, this time a lovable polka shuffle material in his pleasing man- "RAVEL'S BOLERO IN MAMBO" Joe Roland Quintet Seeco 4147; 45-4147 is given a happy going over by the ner. Cute ditty) "WHEN YOU'RE NEAR" Barbara Gale Lloyds 111; 45-111 team. Terrific sound and rendition.

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No sooner is Vera back, than everyone is asking her to start working,. But Vera Lynn has decided to take a two month rest with Harry and daughter Virginia at their country I home. Mind you, she will come in to town to cut some sides for the Lon-

don label. . . . Lena Horne came over from Paris to open her vaudeville tour in Glasgow, this week, to a most terrific ovation from her many fans. She played to S.R.O. crowds. Lenny Hayton accompanies her at the piano. The band is Teddy Foster’s. There is a possibility that Lena may give two

I concerts in London and you may be sure that those S.R.O. boards will be

out again. . . . Gone to Paris from London is Billy Eckstine, for nite club engagements and of course to see

La Belle France. . . . Also here is Morey Amsterdam who, while in Lon- don, taped an interview with our own Frank Weir, now a big name in the U.S. A well deserved break for a

great guy. . . . Going over to New York on Friday to see the boss and have a good look around the town is ace plugger Alan Holmes. Alan runs the Robbins outfit in London and is he proud with the progress of Kitty Kallen’s disk of “Little Things Mean A Lot.” Yes it’s on the move over

here too. . . . Another waking big hit here is “The Little Shoemaker” with some fine records on the song (im- ported from France) by both Rudi Revil and Jimmy (John Turner) Philips. They should be very happy

guys. . . . Talk about a return visit for Sarah Vaughan in October. Agent Harold Davison says details of the booking are not complete but it looks more than likely Sarah will be visiting

us again in the fall. . . . Edmundo Ros off to Madrid for personal appearance

this week-end. . . . Congratulations to Dickie Valentine who has announced his engagement to ice-skater Betty

Flynn. . . . BBC T.V. discussing a D.J. show for Jack Payne. Yes folks,

a D.J. on T.V. in G. B. . . . Over here for a three month vacation are Mr. and Mrs. Ray Noble. Ray is visiting his mother and brother and will go to France. He then may return to guest with Cyril Stapleton and the BBC Showband. U.S. star Jerry Wayne and young English star Julie Andrews play the leads in “Mountain Fire”, a modern play with music that’s opening at the

Strand Theatre this week. . . . Sidney Bechet who is still in the American Hospital in Paris, has been told that the BBC will produce his ballet “La Nuit Est Une Sorciere” on television in September. Publishers, A & R men and exploitation men have been asked not to take any more trips to Luxembourg iTTuTTIJTiJt radio station by the Luxembourg boss in London. Will they stop ? Ever heard of a real plugger giving up

trying? . . . The BBC has dreamed up a new disk jockey series starting on July 19th, and this time the platter spinners are all female. This Week’s Best Selling Pop Singles: (Courtesy “New Musical Express”) mmmM i 1. “Secret Love” DORIS DAY 2. “Such A Night”_„_JOHNNY RAY 3. “Friends And Neighbors” BILLY COTTON 4. “The Happy Wanderer” OBENKIRCHEN CHOIR 5. “Someone Else’s Roses” JOAN REGAN 6. “I Get So Lonely” A)) THE FOUR KNIGHTS 7. “The Kid’s Last Fight” FRANKIE LAINE CORAL RECORDS rpm) CORAL 61198 (78 /i 8. “Heart Of My Heart” MAX BYGRAVES and 9-61198 (45 rpm) America's Fastest Growing Record Company 9. “Changing Partners” (A tf SSCCA rtCOJLDS.D*c) KAY STARR 10. “Wanted” PERRY COMO “ ” It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts www.americanradiohistory.com Page 12 June 26, 1 95 The Cash Box , Music Opening

NEW YORK: Everyone at The Cash Box busily engaged in making next week’s gala 12th

Anniversary Issue the best we’ve ever put out. Don’t miss it. . . . Joe Delaney leaving July 4th for a two month automobile trip throughout the country to visit every one of “X”’ 32 distributors. Joe says he’s going to discuss business with them outside of the office—get each one of them

off on the golf I nks or a picnic. . . . Wendy Waye’s dj tour paying off with plenty of air play all over the country on “Press Me”. The thrush is scheduled for

a Life Magazine cover. . . . Shirley Harmer has been chosen by Paul Whiteman to sing at the George Gersh- win memorial concert in the Hollywood Bowl on July

24. . . . Wanda Merrell signed to an RCA Victor con-

tract. . . . Milton Karle had an emergency appendec-

tomy last week. . . . Moe Gale back from Europe. . . . Abe Fineberg has booked Ralph Flanagan into his Rhodes on the Pawtuxet ballroom for the second time

in a few short weeks. . . . Nat “King” Cole back to his LA home in California after busting all records at Chicago’s Chez Paree. Nat resumes at the Fairmount

SHIRLEY HARMER Hotel in San Francisco on July 2nd. . . . Norma Doug- las, the curvaceous singer for Guyden Records, mak-

ing a big impression with her “Ah Ri Rung”. . . . Jackie Lee, whose first Coral NEW YORK— Lionel Hampton opened at the Basin Street, this city, on release was “Isle Of Capri”, has signed with GAC. . . . The tremendous suc- picture shows “Hamp”, cess scored by Betty Madigan at the Harlequin Room of the Sheraton-Carlton Tuesday, June 8, for a two week run. The above Hotel in Washington, D.C. has convinced the management of the room to second from left, directing the taking' of the shot. Left, Jack Walker, WOV- keep it open all summer. . . . George Levy, who’s the publisher of “Joey”, Box. New York disk jockey; Hamp; Norman Aleck and Marty Ostrow, The Cash visited Harvard this week to see his son Harold graduate Phi Beta Kappa. June 18 for a week’s engage- . . . Les Elgart into the Virginia Beach Surf Club ment. CHICAGO: Bob McLaughlin Forms “Clubtime” Bob Cole mucho excited over the fact that two of the disks he’s handling right now have won top consideration of The Cash Box’ reviewers. Tim Gayle flooding the mails with pics of his missus, Lorry Raine, and her

I You.’ . . Tommy Leonetti cut Productions To Syndicate DJ Show Dot disking of “I’ll Tell The World Love four sides at Universal while here and is very much enthused. Thinks that one of these is sure to be ‘the cocktail big one’ for him. . . . Sampson gave quite a Joni James, Frankie Laine, The Lan- HOLLYWOOD—Bob McLauglin an- party for Red Buttons, Mitch Miller and Jerry Vale. nounced this week, the formation of cers, Tommy Leonetti, Monica Lewis, Jerry all thrilled over The Cash Box’ picking his “Go” himself many . . Contino won “Clubtime” Productions, Inc., an or- Gisele MacKenzie, Bob Manning, Tom- as a “Sleeper”. . Dick he’s his way to some around my Mara, Micki Mario, Mello Larks, friends while here. Disclosed on ganization that will syndicate and Miami Modernaires, Buddy Marrow, Nelson of the finest clubs in New York, Las Vegas the world the “Clubtime” format used being currently starred at the Riddle, Jane Russell, Felecia Sanders, Beach. . . . Joni James McLaughlin during Knights. The four guys just successfully by Frank Sinatra, Smith Brothers, Dan Chicago with the Four nation’s deejays the past seven years over radio KLAC Terry, Jerry Vale, Fran Warren and jumped for joy to learn that the picked them as the most promising vocal combo in in Hollywood. Artie Wayne. Two additional stars poll. . . . The Ames Brothers simply will be released monthly to the sta- The Cash Box’ McLaughlin still under contract to the Edgewater’s Beachwalk. The tion to conclude the original list of 100. wowing ’em over at KLAC, was recently relieved of his applause they get after each performance indicates “Clubtime’s” Board of Directors duties so that he can de- their popularity. Vic, Joe, Gene, Ed, just happier than JONI JAMES operational consist of Bob McLaughlin, President; can be with the click they’ve made here. . . . Hand- vote his full effort to “Clubtime” Larry Buskett, Executive Vice Pres- some Jackie Paris, whose vocal version of “Opus No. 1” has just come out on ident; George J. Gottfried, Secretary- Productions, Inc. Coral, opened at the Cloister Inn. Jackie very much excited over his LP Treasurer; Red Doff, Vice President . Lewis “Clubtime” will lease to radio sta- album which, he says, should be out in about six weeks. . . Monica in charge of Public Relations and perform. 100 “Voice Tracks” covering a on her way in to star at the Chez and many wanting to see the gal tions Jerome; L. Doff, General Counsel. been here since her stint at the Chicago Theatre months ago. . . . period of two years with 50 stars in Hasn’t Subscribers to “Clubtime” include Doris Day and her Marty Melcher spun right thru the town on their way the initial kit serviced to the stations, (for a period of 52 weeks): KROW- featured on Howard Miller’s TV “Close to Noo Yawk. . . . Guy Cherney now including such record artists as . . . Oakland, California; KRIZ-Phoenix, this his biggest two weeks in his home town. And lots Up” hopes to make _ KOB-Albuquerque, New Marovitz started Jerri Adams, Georgie Auld, Jenny Arizona; of guys pulling hard for this West side kid whom Judge Abe KBIS-Bakersfield, California; President of WLAV, Grand Mexico; vocalist. . . . Leonard A. Versluis, Barrett, Tex Beneke, Les Brown, on the way as a KNGS-Hanford, California; WLEU- Rapids, writes to advise, “I think your ‘Cash Box’ is a great one—so keep Champ Butler, Jeff Chandler, Jerry Erie, Pa.; KCNA-Tucson, Arizona; to get your ad into the “12th Anni- it filled”. . . . This is the very last second Cornell, Vic Illinois C K L W- or, better still, Colonna, Jill Corey, Don W A I T-Chicago, ; versary Issue” of The Cash Box. Wire your ad immediately Windsor, Ontario and Detroit, Mich, offices: DEarborn 2-0045 TODAY! Damone, Fred Darian, Beryl Davis, _ phone our Chicago — WAFD-Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Johnny Desmond, Ralph Flanagan, and McLaughlin continues to supply these LOS ANGELES: results of Helen Forrest, Sunny Gale, Betty Gar- stations with four hours of pro- Everyone in the music world was seen busily eying the final thrilled was Eddie rett, Jerry Gray, Connie Haines, Pete gramming per day for seven days The Cash Box Disk Jockey Poll this past week. Very as the most programmed male vocalist. Hanley, Richard Hayes, June Hutton, which is used by the stations. Fisher who tied with Perry Como Eddie opened at the Ambassador’s Coconut Grove 6/17 for a two week stint. Clooney and Jose Ferrer were feted . . . Rosemary with a cocktail party held in their honor at Larry Members of the press, YOUR HEART” (3 :00) Finley’s Restaurant on 6/11. IT TO . “LEAVE . disk jockeys and friends turned out for the event. . Spielman, Goell] PICKED [Geo. Paxton ASCAP— The Mulcays returned to their home in Hollywood just waxing of AND TALK” (3:00) in time to hear that their latest Cardinal “LET’S WALK “Beer Barrel Polka” has started to break in many [Regent BMI Thomas] THE CASH BOX — areas. This popular harmonica playing husband and BROTHERS wife team have been on an eleven month personal ap- AMES orchestra, pearance tour. . . . The Claude Gordon 47-5764) DISK OF THE WEEK (RCA Victor 20-5764; Margie Rayburn and Bob Brabeau, all will appear at Clemente on Satur- high with their hit Larry Finley’s new Casino in San • Currently riding Apple- days during the month of June. . . . Charlie JUNE 5th version of “The Man With The Banjo, the CHARLEY APPLEWHITE days in town recently. George Ames Brothers dish up one of the most white spent several promotion manager for Decca Distributing Corp., took him on a tour beautiful new tunes we’ve heard in a long Sherlock, distributors and operators to plug his latest etching of “No One But time. It’s a lovely ballad that could be big- of deejays, Gabbe, Lutz & Heller, Borne Music and . . Hollywood offices of THE ger than “You, You, You.” And their ex- You”. . The are all being moved from 6272 Sunset Blvd. to luxurious cellent harmony brings across all the Joe Sanson Associates N. Vine, above the famous Brown Derby Restaurant. warmth of the melody and lyrics. Sup- new quarters at 1626 Landis have taken over management of the Cre- ported a stellar Hugo Winterhalter ar- Gene Noiman and Chuck by that Bill Daly and . . . Those are cute post cards rangement, “Leave It To Your Heart” looks sendo on the Sunset Strip. mailing out showing Rita Moreno plugging Duke Ellingtons like a good bet for one of the big songs of Associates are on Capitol. ... Kid singer Jimmy Boyd Walk And Talk” is the slow mambo version of “Isle of Capri” AIIES the year. “Let’s the big rodeo rides and sings at item on the flip side. will be back in the saddle again when he and exciting spiritual Jimmy Dorsey are June 18th, 19th & 20th. . . . Tommy and It’s something different from the material in Cincinnati on entertain at the fabulous Homes Show at the Pan usually offered by the quartet. We’re bank- combining their talents to wife Abbe Lane, along with their latin revue . Cugat and ing on a real smash from the top portion. Pacific. . Xavier BIOS. c’ose at Ciro’s 6/24 to be followed by Eddie Albert and Margo. Cugat Watch it. of 35, is getting ready for an extended European tour.

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THE CASH BOX Looking Forward Top Selling Records Reported by the Foremost RETAIL OUTLETS From Coost to Coast

Gaiety Music Shop Hudson Ross Wallichs Music City

New York, N. Y. Chicago, III. Hollywood, Calif. 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 1. Sh-Boom (The Chords) (Kitty Kallen) 2. Little Things Mean A Lot 2. Three Coins In The Fountain 2. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) (Kitty Kallen) (Four Aces) 3. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 3. Three Coins In The Fountain 3. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 4. Three Coins In The Fountain (Four Aces) 4. Little Things Mean A Lot (Four Aces) 4. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) (Kitty Kallen) 5. If You Love (Kay Starr) 5. The With The Banjo 5. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) Me Man 6. My Friend (Eddie Fisher) (Ames Bros.) 6. Alone Too Long (Nat Cole) 7. Crazy 'Bout You, Baby 6. Here (Tony Martin) 7. Make Love To Me (Stafford) (Crew-Cuts) 7. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) 8. Du Bist Mein Liebshoen 8. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) 8. Answer Me, My Love (Cole) (Vera Lynn) 9. Girl, Girl (Eddie 9. Hernando's (Bleyer) A A Fisher) 9. Isle Of Capri (Jackie Lee) Hideaway 10. My Friend (Eddie Fisher) 10. The Happy Wanderer (Rene) 10. Make Love To Me (Stafford)

Grinnell Brothers Record Record Nook Duchess Shop Comer's NEW YORK—Bob Thiele, A&R head of Coral Records, looks forward to Detroit, Mich. Indianapolis, Ind. San Antonio, Tex. a hit as he watches Jane Russell and Johnny Desmond rehearse for their 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. Little Things Mean Lot 1. Little Things Mean A Lot A waxing of (Kitty Kallen) (Kitty Kallen) (Kitty Kallen) “Backward, Turn Backward.” 2. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer 2. Three Coins In The Fountain 2. Three Coins In The Fountain 3. Three Coins In The Fountain (Four Aces) (Four Aces) (Four Aces) 3. Goodnight Sweetheart, 3. Wanted (Perry Como) 4. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) Goodnight (Sunny Gale) 4. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) Operating A Radio Station In the Yukon 5. I Understand Just How You 4. I Understand Just How You 5. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) Feel (Four Tunes) Feel (June Valli) 6. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 6. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 5. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 7. Hernando's Hideaway by SGT. BILL KERVIN 7. Lovey Dovey (Bunny Paul) 6. Wanted (Perry Como) (Dolores Hawkins) 8. Wanted (Perry Como) 7. Jilted (Teresa Brewer) 8. Isle Of Capri (Jackie Lee) 9. Goodnight Sweetheart, 8. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 9. The Man With The Banjo Goodnight (Sunny Gale) 9. The Man With The Banjo (Ames Bros.) Radio Station CFWH, “The Friendly and founds, church services, any en- 10. Crazy 'Bout You, Baby (Ames Bros.) 10. Goodnight Sweetheart, Voice of the Yukon,” in the land of tertainment of a charitable nature etc. (Crew-Cuts) 10. The Man Upstairs (Kay Starr) Goodnight( Sunny Gale) the midnight sun, broadcasts on a Sometimes a worried mother will call frequency of 1240 kc. with a power up to say four year old Johnnie has Garden City Music The Record Room Music Sales Tiedtkes — output of approximately 150 watts.. wandered off and lost himself, and we Reno, Nev. Toledo, Center Ohio It is the centre of entertainment, shoot that across. Just last week a 1. Three Coins In The Fountain 1. I Understand Just How You Garden City, L. I., Y. its N. (Four Aces) Feel (Four Tunes) education and public service in White- horse with a bell around neck was 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 2. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 2. Little Things Mean A Lot horse, YT. Whitehorse, the booming reported missing. This was put across (Kitty Kallen) 3. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) (Kitty Kallen) 2. The Happy capital of the Yukon, with a popula- on the weekly Barn Dance on Friday Wanderer (Weir) 4. Wanted (Perry Como) 3. Three Coins In The Fountain 3. Three Coins In tion a listener phoned in to The Fountain 5. Little Things Mean A Lot (Four Aces) of approximately 6,000 resident night, and soon (Four Aces) (Kitty Kallen) 4. The Happy Wanderer (Rene) and transient people, is kept informed, say the horse was near his house. 4. Crazy 'Bout You, Baby 6. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 5. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) operation of is a one (Crew-Cuts) advised and amused for twenty hours The CFWH 7. I Understand Just How You 6. Crazy 'Bout You, Baby 5. Hernando's three to six hours, Hideaway (Bleyer) Feel (Four Tunes) (Crew-Cuts) a day by a volunteer staff and man- man job. From 6. Wanted (Perry Como) will operate, an- 8. Three Coins In The Fountain 7. Goodnight Sweetheart, agement of some forty operators, an- one man can, and 7. Steam Heat (Patti Page) Goodnight (Sunny Gale) in and do all 8. The Man Upstairs (Frank Sinatra) nouncers etc. nounce, bring the news (Kay Starr) 8. The Man Upstairs (Kay Starr) 9. Young At 9. Answer Me, Love stations require two or Heart (F. Sinatra) My (Cole) 9. Here (Tonv Martin) No one working at CFWH receives that most 10. Point Of Order (Stan Freberg) 10. River Of No Return (T. Ernie) 10. Wanted (Perry Como) any pay for their effort, but they three men for, and do it without a cheerfully donate time, energy and break or a fluff, and everything on Stix, Baer and Fuller Radio Doctors Gilchrist Record Shop talent towards a better listening Sta- time, too. For this they get one half Saint Louis, Mo. Milwaukee, Wise. Cleveland, Ohio tion. We have everything from hill- to one hour of “Operators’ Choice” 1. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 1. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 1. Little Things Mean A Lot any music they 2. Little Things billy to classics, drama, soap operas, when they can play Mean A Lot 2. Three Coins In The Fountain (Kitty Kallen) (Kitty etc. Announcers, operators, d.j.’s, chose. Kallen) (Four Aces) 2. Three Coins In The Fountain 3. Someday (Frankie Laine) 3. Little Things Mean A Lot (Four Aces) program director, production man- Money is raised for the operation 4. Three Coins In The Fountain (Kitty Kallen) 3. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) ager, special events dept., manager of CFWH by an annual “Radio Week,” (Four Aces) 4. Joey (Betty Madigan) 4. Sh-Boom (The Chords) 5. I Understand Just and assistent manager, all woi’k for a week of entertainment put on for How You 5. Crazy 'Bout You, Baby 5. Isle Of Capri (Jackie Lee) Feel (Four Tunes) (Crew-Cuts) 6. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) the fun of it, while at the same time the citizens. Amateur night, Challenge 6. Hey There (Johnnie Ray) 6. Gilly Gilly OssenfefiFer 7. Goodnight Sweetheart, Good- gaining a wealth of experience in the Night, Variety Night and Radio Bingo 7. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) (Four Lads) night (McGuire Sisters) field of radio. are put on each night for a week. Last 8. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 7. These Are The Things I Love 8. Wanted (Perry Como) raised $4000.00 for 9. Crazy 'Bout You, Baby (Smith Bros.) CFWH is owned by the Canadian year the Station 9. I Understand Just 9. I Understand How You (Crew-Cuts) Just How You Army and Air Force. It was taken new equipment, and bought two new Feel (Four Tunes) Feel (Four Tunes) 10. Green Years (Eddie over from the U.S. when Canada took three speed turntables and two magna- Fisher) 10. Wait For Me, Darling (Gibbs) 10. Wedding Bells (Four Aces) over the maintenance of the Canadian cord tape recorders, and a new con- Music Corner Lil' Pal Record Store Graymat Music Shop section of the Alaska highway. At that sole. New Haven, Conn. time, we were getting all the All the staff had to have six hours Houston, Tex. Morristown, N. J. AFRS 1. Three Coins In The Fountain 1. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 1. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) programs. They finally caught up with checking out before they could solo. (Four Aces) 2. I Understand Just How You 2. Three Coins In The Fountain library of close to 12,000 2. Hernando's Hideaway us, and now we get CBC programs on We have a (Bleyer) Feel (June Valli) (Four Aces) 3. If You Love Me tape. disks, and get the regular d.j. service (Kay Starr) 3. Three Coins In The Fountain 3. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 4. Little Things Mean Lot A (Four Aces) 4. Little Things Mean A Lot Being a non commercial Station, on new releases. This is a one man (Kitty Kallen) 4. Wanted (Perry Como) (Kitty Kallen) have librarian. It is not unusual for 5. Everyday (Jom James) CFWH does not any sponsors job as 5. Little Things Mean A Lot 5. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 6. Green Years (Eddie iFsher) or ad men. No long winded commer- as many as a dozen people to drop in- (Kitty Kallen) 6. Here (Tony Martin) 7. Somebody Else's Love Song 6. Isle Of Capri (Jackie Lee) 7. Crazy 'Bout You, Baby cials (except those of Larry Oliver’s, to the studio to say hello and see (Georgie Shaw) 7. I'm Fool A To Care 8. I Understand Just How You which I use) but we do advertise lost what goes. 8. Until Yesterday (T. Bennett) (Paul & Ford) Feel (Four Tunes) 8. Honey Love 9. Hey There (Johnnie Ray) (Drifters) 9. The Man With The Banjo 9. Somebody Else's Roses (Day) (Ames Bros.) 10. Make Her Mine (Nat Cole) 10. Make Her Mine (Nat Cole) 10. My Friend (Eddie Fisher) “LEAVE IT TO YOUR HEART” (3 :00) Spielman, Goell] Ferguson's PICKED [Geo. Paxton ASCAP— Record Shop Music House Loveman's Inc. Memphis, Tenn. Buffalo, N. Y. Birmingham, Ala. “LET’S WALK AND TALK” (3:00) 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. Three Coins In The Fountain 1. Little Things Mean A Lot [Regen I BMI Thomas] (Kitty Kallen) THE CASH BOX — „ . , (Four Aces) (Kitty Kallen) 2. I Understand Just How You 2. Little Things Mean A Lot 2. Three Coins In The Fountain Feel (Four Tunes) (Kitty Kallen) (Four Aces) AMES BROTHERS 3. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 3. Hernando's Hideaway (J. Ray) 3. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 47-5764) 4. Three Coins In The DISK OF THE WEEK (RCA Victor 20-5764; Fountain 4. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 4. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) (Four _ _ . Aces) _ 5. Point Of Order (Stan Freberg) 5. I Understand Just How You 5. Point Of Order (Stan high with their hit Freberg) 6. Steam Heat (Patti Page) Feel (Four Tunes) • Curi’ently riding 6. Wanted (Perry Como) 7. Someday (Frankie Laine) 6. Steam Heat (Patti Page) JUNE 5th version of “The Man With The Banjo,” the 7. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) 8. Sway (Dean Martin) 7. The Man Upstairs (Kay Starr) dish up one of the most 8. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) Ames Brothers 9. I'm Gonna Sit Right Down 8. I Get So Lonely (4 Knights) 9. Hernando's Hideaway tunes we’ve heard in a long (Bleyer) And Cry (Roy Hamilton) 9. Make Love To Me (Stafford) beautiful new 10. I Get So Lonely (4 Knights) 10. Unforgettable (Dick Hayman) 10. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) time. It’s a lovely ballad that could be big- THE ger than “You, You, You.” And their ex- Van Goor Record Shop Modrona Record Shop Record Land cellent harmony brings across all the lyrics. Rock Island, III. Portland, Ore. Phoenix, Ariz. warmth of the melody and Sup- 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. Three Coins In The Fountain ported by a stellar Hugo Winterhalter ar- (Kitty Kallen) (Kitty Kallen) , „ . (Four Aces) rangement, “Leave It To Your Heart” looks 2 . Three Coins In The Fountain 2. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 2. Little Things Mean A Lot for one of the big songs of (Four Aces) 3. In like a good bet _ w . Three Coins the Fountain (Kitty Kallen) 3. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) is the slow (Four Aces) 3. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) AMES the year. “Let’s Walk And Talk” 4. Answer Me, My Love 4. The Man Upstairs (Kay Starr) 4. Wanted (Perry Como) and exciting spiritual item on the flip side. (Nat "King" Cole) 5. Answer Me, My Love (Cole) 5. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 5. Hernando's It’s something different from the material Hideaway (Bleyer) 6. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 6. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 6. Here (Tony Martin) 7. I Understand Just How You 7. Answer Me, My Love usually offered by the quartet. We’re bank- 7. Wanted (Perry Como) Feel (Four Tunes) (Nat "King" Cole) ing on a real smash from the top portion. 8. I Get So Lonely (4 Knights) 8. Isle Of Capri (Gaylords) 8. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) BROS. 9. Isle Of Capri Watch it. (Gaylords) 9. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) 9. I Get So Lonely (4 Knights) 10. The Happy Wanderer (Rene) 10. Wanted (Perry Como) 10. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra)

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HIT TITLE STRIPS 5 N. Y. Stations Drop Exclusivity For BMI’s THE GAYLORDS "THE LITTLE SHOEMAKER" b/w "Mecque Mecque" Mercury 70403 “American Story”

THE CREW-CUTS "SH-BOOM" Package b/w "I Spoke Too Soon" Mercury 70404

PATTI PAGE "STEAM HEAT" NEW YORK—In an unprecedented SHOW ALBUMS b/w "Lonely Days" Mercury 70380 move, five New York radio stations “THE PAJAMA GAME”—John Raitt, Janis Paige, Eddy Fov Jr. and the have agreed to set aside their usual GEORGIA GIBBS Original Cast—Music and lyrics by Richard Adler and Jerry Ross—Columbia ML 4840 (12" LP) List: $5.95 "WAIT FOR ME DARLING" “exclusivity” policies in order to give OVERTURE; THE PAJAMA GAME; RACING WITH THE CLOCK; A NEW TOWN IS A BLUE I'll Dance" Mercury 70386 possible b/w "Whistle And the widest coverage to “The TOWN; I'M NOT AT ALL IN LOVE; I'LL NEVER BE JEALOUS AGAIN; HEY THERE; HER IS; ONCE A YEAR DAY; SMALL TALK; THERE ONCE WAS A MAN; STEAM HEAT; THINK OF American Story,” a new series of THE TIME I SAVE; HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY; 71/2 CENTS. THE CREW-CUTS programs designed to tell the story This listener had the pleasure of seeing “The Pajama Game,” a Broadway "CRAZY 'BOUT YOU, BABY" musical rated by most critics as the best of the year. Here the delightful of the United States “from the age b/w "Angela Mia" Mercury 70341 musical score, penned by Richard Adler and Jerri Ross is offered by the star of discovery to the age of the atom.” studded original cast. Everyone of the tunes is delightful and John Raitt, Janis Paige and Eddy Foy Jr. are tops. Top pop hits such as “Hernando’s PATTI PAGE The series, conceived by Broadcast Hideaway” and “Steam Heat” are part of this great score. And show stoppers "CROSS OVER THE BRIDGE" Music, Inc., and prepared in associa- “I’ll Never Be Jealous Again” and “There Once Was A man” are equally great Lover" Mercury 70302 b/w "My Restless standouts. Housed in an eye-catching cover by Peter Arno, the album can’t tion with the Society of American His- be missed. In the few short weeks that the wax has been available to the pub- RONNIE GAYLORD torians, was written by mox- e than lic, it has already taken a spot in the top ten best selling albums. Album is a great bet to head up to the number one position in short order and dealers "WOW" sixty of the country’s leading his- should not miss a great opportunity to cash in on this hit. Should be one b/w "Oh' Love Of Mine" Mercury 70378 torians and is being made available of the big albums of the year. An absolute must for those who have seen the show. RICHARD HAYMAN to every radio station in the country "HERNANDO'S HIDEAWAY" without cost. b/w "The Cuddle" Mercury 70387 “BY THE BEAUTIFUL SEA”—Shirley Booth and the Original Broadway The announcement that Stations Cast—Music by Arthur Schwartz, Lyrics by Dorothy Felds—Capitol S 531 (12" LP) List: EDDY HOWARD WNBC, WOR, WNEW, WOV and $5.95 THE SEA SONG; OLD ENOUGH TO LOVE; CONEY ISLAND BOAT; ALONE TOO LONG; HAPPY sched- "DON'T WORRY BABY" WNYC have already agreed to HABIT; GOOD TIME CHARLIE; I'D RATHER WAKE UP MYSELF; HOORAY FOR GEORGE THE THIRD; UP!; THAN YOUR LOVE; LOTTIE SPECIALTY; THROW b/w "Vieni Su" Mercury 70388 ule this series of programs was made HANG MORE LOVE GIBSON AWAY THE ANCHOR; FINALE. at special invitation preview held by a Shirley Booth along with Wilbur Evans, Cameron Prud’homme, Richard DICK CONTINO BMI and the Society of American France, Mae Barnes and the original Broadway cast, present on wax the score "MIDNIGHT IN PARIS" Historians at the Netherland Club in from the current high flying musical “By The Beautiful Sea.” The fascinating b/w "Bella Bella Bella" Mercury 70393 New York on June 15. voice of Shirley Booth takes the spotlight and offers the Arthur Schwartz- Dorothy Fields score in her unique personality-loaded fashion. Mae Barnes hands in a super job on the show stopper “Hang Up!” Package should do well, PRISCO Reporting that nearly 3,000 sets of TOMMY especially so with show goers who’ve seen the production. "MY LOVE IS YOURS" the first seven scripts in “The Ameri- b/w "Friends And Neighbors" Mercury 70396 can Story” series were being mailed to radio stations throughout the “THE THREEPENNY OPERA”—Kurt Weill—MGM Records E3121— (1-12" GIBSON'S RED CAPS United States for release on or after STEVE LP) List: $4.85 "WEDDING BELLS ARE July 4, Carl Haverlin, BMI president It Original cast as presented at the Theater de Lys, New York City. On a pre- BREAKING UP also stated that the New York, Wis- vious issue MGM presented the musical score of the Opera with much success. Hand Romance" Mercury 70389 b/w "Second consin, Illinois, Kentucky, Minnesota This led to the waxing of the current treatment, as presented on the New and Chicago Historical Societies have York stage. The opera, a success in Europe, has still to capture a large fol- RALPH MARTERIE lowing in America. This recording will no doubt go a long way to familiarizing already pledged full cooperation with "DRY MARTERIE" the states with the work. Weill’s other works make him a well known com- broadcasters in their respective states, poser on these shores. Marc Blitzstein did the English adaptation of book b/w "Until Six" Mercury 70358 and that the Armed Forces Radio and lyrics. Service, The Voice of America and BOBBY WAYNE United Nations Radio will also use "STRING OF BROKEN HEARTS" “The American Story” either as a POPULAR b/w "They Were Doin' The Mambo" Mercury 70401 whole or in part. MANTOVANI—“Romantic Melodies”—London LL 979 (12" LP) List: $5.95 FRANKIE VALLEY Introducing a preview perform- SWEDISH RHAPSODY; MUSIC BOX TANGO; RAMONA; MOONLIGHT SERENADE; BEAUTIFUL DREAMER; LUXEMBOURG POLKA; SHADOW WALTZ; THE MOULIN ROUGE THEME; WE'LL of of first programs in the "SOMEBODY ELSE TOOK HER HOME" ance one GATHER LILACS; ROYAL BLUE WALTZ; JAMAICAN RHUMBA; VOLA COLOMBA; GIPSY b/w "Forgive And Forget" Mercury 70381 series featuring radio commentator LEGEND; SUDDENLY. Ben Grauer, actor William Marshall The unique Mantovani sound has now become one of the best liked on records. His many beautiful waxings have been consistent, strong sellers both here DINAH WASHINGTON and folk singer Tom Scott, Allan and abroad. Here the conductor leads his sumptuous string section through "BIG LONG SLIDIN' THING" Nevins, president of the Society of fourteen lovely romantic items, many of which are top standards. The repro- b/w "No, No, No, American Historians discussed the duction via London’s ffrr is terrific. The Mantovani sound is incomparable. You Can't Love Two" Mercury 70392 overall form of the history series. A ready market of all ages awaits this release; a great addition to ten other the conductor. This type of album will never die on The three-time Pulitzer Prize winner beautiful albums by BUDDY JOHNSON the shelves. explained that each of the sixty epi- "AIN'T 'CHA GOT ME" sodes of “The American Story” thus b/w "Shut Your Big Mouth (Girl)" Mercury 70377 far listed features a specially writ- FRANCES FAYE—“No Reservations”—Capitol H 512 (10" LP) List: $3.00 SUMMERTIME; MAD ABOUT THE BOY; MISS OTIS REGRETS (SHE'S ten “radio essay” by a historian ex- DRUNK WITH LOVE; THE EAGLES UNABLE TO LUNCH TODAY); THE MAN I LOVE; YOU'RE HEAVENLY; I CAN'T GIVE YOU "TRYING TO GET YOU" pert in the particular period or sub- ANYTHING BUT LOVE; A HUNDRED YEARS FROM TODAY. after performers is a fabulous talent b/w "Please, Please" Mercury 70391 ject. The programs, according to Nev- One of the world’s most popular hours known as Frances Faye. The thrush, seated at her grand piano, appears at ins, have been designed specifically the most exclusive niteries in the world. And through the years she has built presentation local broadcasters THE CARLISLES for by a loyal following the likes of which few other artists have. Offering the works "SHAKE A LEG" using a narrator and either “live” of great composers, Frances lends her unique high powered style to a num- b/w "Let Me Hold Your or recorded music. BMI has prepared ber of sensational oldies. All of the tunes are the most requested by audiences Little Hand" Mercury 70351 appearance. “You’re Heavenly” is her own creation here- an over-all folk music “cue-sheet” when she makes an tofore not waxed. A treat for all listeners and a must for everyone in the listing currently available recordings BETTY AMOS huge Faye fan club. "JOLIE JOHN" or published music that can be used b/w "Yesterday's Sweethearts" Mercury 70354 to emphasize and highlight the story with Eddie Arrangements by Cama- set forth in the scripts. “MEET THE COMMANDERS”— Gradv— rata—Decca DL 5525 (10" LP) List: $3.00 BRASS; IN HORN; RIVER BOOGIE; MAKE LOVE TO “The American Story” is patterned OH!; MEET THE HONEY THE SWANEE ME; KENTUCKY BOOGIE; DAVEY JONES; I WANT A LITTLE GIRL. after another BMI public service Recently, Decca Records introduced a new band known as the Commanders. script series, “The Book Parade,” and, And in the short period of less than a year, the aggregation has been hailed based upon broadcasters’ reception of by dee jays and trade folks as one of the most promising bands to come along with Eddie that series, BMI spokesmen predict in a number of years. With arrangements by Tutti Camarata and Grady leading the boys, Decca introduces the crew on LP wax with eight of that by the end of 1954, more than their renditions released in past months. Great jump material tailor-made for 1,000 radio stations will be using “The dancing and designed for the younger set. Teensters who have recently recog- American Story.” nized the band’s sensational quality will be sure to want their earlier waxings. ” “lt’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts www.americanradiohistory.com —

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CLASSICAL

ARIAS SUNG AND ACTED—RCA Victor LM-1801— (1-12" LP) List: $5.72 CELESTE AIDA; Ml CH1AMANO MIMI; UN BEL Dl; SU PUO; VESTI LA GIUBBA; CORTIGIANI; AH! DUE ALLA GIOVINE. JOSEPH COTTEN; DEBORAH KERR; DENNIS KING; JUSSI BJOERLING; LICIA ALBANESE; LEONARD WARREN; ROBERT MERRILL. RCA comes up with an idea that should make this a best selling album. The largest portion of the record buying public is familiar with most of the arias presented here, but most are also unfamiliar with the translation of the aria. Here RCA Victor has combined the wondei’ful acting talents of those listed above with the thrilling vocal-calisthenics of world famous opera singers, also listed above. An exciting release both musically and dramatically.

SCHUMANN: Symphony No. 2 in C Major, Op. 61—Leonard Bernstein conducting The Stadium Concerts Symphony Orchestra of New York—Decca DL 9715 (12" LP) List: $5.85 Leonard Bernstein, one of the most distinguished American contemporary composers and one of the most eminent figures on the American musical Scene conducts the Stadium Concerts Symphony Orchestra of New York through the great Schumann classic, Symphony No. 2 in C Major. Although the piece has been recorded time and time again, Mr. Bernstein brings out the vigor and serenity of the piece on this excellently reproduced version. Bernstein has a great following which should contribute to the sales value of this album.

“THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS”—Deems Taylor—Five Pictures from Lewis Carroll, Op. 12—Mercury Classics MG 40008 (1-12" LP) List: $5.95 THE GARDEN OF LIVE FLOWERS; JABBERWOCKY; LOOKING-GLASS INSECTS; THE WHITE KNIGHT-HOWARD HANSEN conducting the EASTMAN-ROCHESTER SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA. Using the famous Lewis Carroll fantasy, “Through The Looking: Glass,” Deems Taylor creates a stirring, witty and delicious work that provides many delightful minutes of listening pleasure. Should appeal to all segments of the record buying public.

TCHAIKOVSKY WALTZES—The Manhattan Piano Quartet—MGM Records E 3100 (1-12" LP) List: $4.85 WALTZ FROM "EUGENE ONEGIN"; SLEEPING BEAUTY WALTZ; SWAN LAKE WALTZ; WALTZ FROM "SERENADE FOR STRINGS"; SCENE AND VALSE FROM "SWAN LAKE"; WALTZ OF THE LITTLE SWANS FROM "SWAN LAKE"; WALTZ FROM "THE NUTCRACKER." The Manhattan Piano Quartet, composed of Lawrence Krueger, William Blank- fort, Alexander Dickstein, and Marga Richter, pitch all eight hands at a collection of the most melodic Tchaikovsky waltzes. These are pieces with which everyone is familiar. Disk will find a large pop appeal if given the proper exposure. The tinkling keys seems a most appropriate medium for presentation of the lilting tunes.

GREGOR PIATIGORSKY—J. S. Bach Sonata No. 2, In D—Prokofieff Sonata, Op. 119—RCA Victor LM 1792 (1-12" LP) List: $5.72 With Ralph Bei-kowitz, piano. Master of the cello, Gregor Piatigorsky displays his vast talents with this presentation of the second of three Bach sonatas for viola da gamba, and the Prokofieff Sonata, one of the Russian composer’s later works. The lush tones of the Piatigorsky cello will draw Piatigorsky and chamber music lovers to the counters.

JAZZ

THE LIONEL HAMPTON QUARTET—Clef Records MGC-611 (1-12" . LP) List: $4.85 'S WONDERFUL; ALWAYS; AIR MAIL SPECIAL; SOFT WINDS. A delectable quartet of tunes by swinging Lionel Hampton on the vibes makes this a highly desirable LP. Hamp has the top-flight assistance of Oscar Peter- son, piano; Buddy Rich, drums; and Ray Brown, bass. The ballads have the quartet melting, but ever with that beat. The jumps, especially, “Air Mail Special,” drive from beginning to end. This is Hampton at his best and should find good mai’ket acceptance.

COUNTRY AND— URBAN BLUES—Backgrounds of Jazz—Bessie Tucker Ida May Mack ‘X’ Records LVA-3016 (1-10" LP) List $3.85 Continuing in its series of Vault Original releases, “X” digs deep and comes up with a pre-jazz album that no historical jazz collection could be complete without. Tracing jazz back to its origin, the opinion of many is that it finds itself in the early negro chants and work songs. While not the earliest of records, “X” presents these disks as typical of the earliest blues forms. Both Bessie Tucker, who portrays the country singer, and Ida May Mack, singing the city style, or more “educated” blues are pretty primitive.

SPIRITUAL

VOICES OF VICTORY—A Service by the Pastor and the Choir of the Victory Baptist Church—Choir Records CHLP-1001 (10" LP) List: $3.85

INVOCATION; I AM SO GLAD JESUS LIFTED ME; THE ANGEL KEEPS WATCHING OVER ME; HOW TO GET ALONG WITH PEOPLE; GREAT CHANGE IN ME; LORD, LORD, LORD;

I AM SOMEBODY; BLESSED ASSURANCE; IT'S NO SECRET; BENEDICTION. Spirituals have long had a place in the hearts of Americans. Although there is only a limited market for such material, it still enjoys a healthy sale in the proper locations. Here the Voices of Victory, led by Rev. Dr. Arthur Peters, offer spirituals that have won a high place with followers of this meaningful music. www.americanradiohistory.com — 26 1954 The Cash Box , Music Page 16 June ,

1. SELECTIONS FROM THE GLENN MILLER STORY Glenn Miller (RCA Victor LPT 3057) 2. THE GLENN MILLER STORY Sound Track (Decca DL 5519) 3. MUSIC FOR LOVERS ONLY Jackie Gleason (Capitol H 352) Listings below are reprinted exactly as submitted by leading disk jockeys throughout the nation for the week ending June 19 without any changes on the part of THE CASH BOX. 4. 10TH ANNIVERSARY Nat "King" Cole (Capitol W 514) 5. ROSE MARIE Original Cast (MGM E 229) Art- Hellyer Robin Seymour Walfie Dunlap WCFL — WMAQ WKMH— Dearborn, Mich. WILC— Bridgeport, Conn. 6. THE PAJAMA GAME Original Cast (Columbia ML 4840) Chicago, III. 1. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 7. SONGS FOR YOUNG LOVERS Frank Sinatra (Capitol H 488) 2. I 1. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) Could Have Told You (Kitty Kallen) 2. Three (Frank Sinatra) 2. Three Coins In The Fountain 8. THE STUDENT PRINCE Mario Lanza (RCA Victor 1837) Coins In The Fountain LM (Four Aces) 3. Lovey Dovey (Bunny Paul) (Four Aces) 4. Crazy 3. I 3. Little Things Meai A l^t 'Bout You Baby Understand Just How You 9. LIBERACE BY CANDLELIGHT . Liberace (Columbia CL 6251) (Kitty Kallen) (Crew Cuts) Feel (June Valli) 5. Green Years (Eddie Fisher) 4. The Things I Love 4. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 10. PARDON MY BLOOPER Kermit Schafer (Jubilee LP 2) 6. (Smith Bros.) There Never Was A Night So Beautiful 5. Crazy 'Bout My Baby 5. The Happy Wanderer (Perry Como) 10. SINCERELY, LIBERACE Liberace (Columbia BL 1001) (Crew Cuts) (Rene & Weir) 7. Three Coins In The Fountain 6. Isle Of Capri (Jackie Lee) (Four Aces) 6. My Friend (Eddie Fisher) 7. Crazy 'Bout You Baby 8. Some Day (Frankie Lains) 7. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) (Crew Cuts) 9. Goodnight Sweetheart, 8. If You Love Me (Vera Lynn) 8. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) Goodnight (Spaniels) 9. The Man Upstairs (Kay Starr) 9. I Complained (Rick Just Released Rose) A Solid Ballad Hit 10. Hit & Run Affair (P. Como) 10. Black Pearls (Richard Maltley) 10. Point Of Order (Stan Freberg) Two Beautiful New Ballads Ralph Phillips BilTphilli^ Bob "Records" From M-G-M's “ FLAME AND THE FLESH'’ Crager “BREAK MY HEART GENTLY” WFBR— Baltimore, Md. WBAX—Wilkes Barre, Pa. WWCO—Waterbury, Conn. and 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. Hernando's Hideaway “CAN THIS BE THE END (Kitty Kallen) (Kitty Kallen) (Dolores Hawkins) 2. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 2. Three Coins In The Fountain 2. Wanted (Perry Como) OF A DREAM” 3. The Man Upstairs (Kay Starr) (Four Aces) 3. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) NO ONE 4. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 3. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 4. Little Things Mean A Lot DOROTHY COLLINS 5. Isle Of Capri (Jackie lee) 4. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) (Kitty Kallen) 6. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 5. Wanted (Perry Como) 5. Three Coins In The Fountain # 108 7. Three Coins In The Fountain 6. Hernando's Hideaway (B'eyer) (Four Aces) (Four Aces) 7. The Man Uostairs (Kay Starr) 6. Isle Of Capri (Jackie Lee) 8. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) 7. Jilted (Teresa Brewer) 8. Steam Heat (Patti Page) AUDIVOX RECORDS 9. Make Her Mine (Nat Cole) 8. Here (Tony Martin) 9. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) BUT YOU 10. The Man With The Banjo 9. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) Audivox 140 W. 57 ST. 10. Wanted (Perry Como) (Ames Bros.) 10. Steam Heat (Patti Page) N. Y. C., N. Y. LEO FEIST, INC. Bob Martin Russ Coglin Sandy Singer KMYR— Denver, Colo. KROW—Oakland, Calif. KCRI—Cedar Rapids, Iowa

1. Three Coins In The Fountain 1. Three Coins In The Fountain 1. Wanted (Perry Como) (Four Aces) (Four Aces) 2. Three Coins In The Fountain

2. I Understand Just How You 2. Little Things Mean A Lot (Four Aces) Feel (June Valli) (Kitty Kallen) 3. Little Things Mean A Lot 3. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 3. Answer Me, My Love (Cole) (Kitty Kallen)

4. Hernando's Hidea'^av (Bleyer) 4. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) 4. I Speak To The Stars (D. Day) If Starr) 5. Until Yesterdav (T. Bennett) 5. You Love Me (Kav 5. Green Years (Eddie Fisher) 6. Little Things Mean A Lot 6. Don't Worry 'Bout Me 6. I Understand Just (*itt/ Kallnnl (Frank Sinatra) How You Feel (June Valli) 7. Money Burns A Hole In My 7. Crazy 'Bout You Baby Pocket (Dean Martin) (Crew Cuts) 7. Poor Butterfly (Hilltoppers) TL 8. W^re e Ro'lina Mountains 8. Jifted (Teresa Brewer) 8. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) Meet The Rolling Sea (Arden) 9. Mv Sin (Geo^aia Gibbs) 9. Popcorn For You (J. Brace) 9. Green Y«>ars (Eddie Fisher) 10. I Went Out Of My Way 10. Hit And Run Affair (P. Como) (Paul Weston) 10. The Man Upstairs (Kay Starr)

Murray Kaufman Jim Mills Al Ross WMCA—New York, N. Y. WGN—Chicago, III. WBAL—Baltimore, Md.

1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. Little Things Mean A Lot (Kittv Kallen) (Kitty Kallen) (Kitty Kallen) 2. Three Coins In The Fountain 2. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 2. Wanted (Perry Como) (Four Aces) 3. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 3. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra)

3. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) 4. I Understand Just How You 4. The Happy Wanderer (Weir)

4. I Could Have Told You Feel (Four Tunes) 5. The Man Upstairs (Kay Starr) (Frank Sinatra) 5. Steam Heat (Patti Page) 6. Three Coins In The Fountain 5. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 6. Some Day (Frankie Laine) (Four Aces) 6. Wanted (Perry Como) 7. Three Coins In the Fountain 7. I Get So Lonely (4 Knights) 7. Be'ieve In Me (Don Cornell) (Frank Sinatra) 8. There Never Was A Night (Tonv Martin) 8. Here 8. Green Years (Eddie Fisher) So Beautiful (Perry Como) 9. Out In The Middle Of The 9. Wanted (Perry Como) 9. Green Years (Eddie Fisher) Ni« l't (Kar»n Chandler) 10. Tea For Two (Eydie Gorme) KNOWN FROM COAST TO COAST 10. My Friend (Eddie Fisher) 10. Joey (Betty Madigan)

Bill Ballance Allan Berg Chuck Thompson Angeles, Calif. WALA—Mobile, Ala. LESLIE DISTRIBUTORS KNX—Los Angeles, Calif. KRKD—Los 1. Lillie Things Mean A Lot 1. Little Thfngs Mean A Lot 1. Three Coins In The Fountain ONE-STOP RECORD SERVICE (Kiltv Kallen! (Kitty Kallen) (Four Aces) 2. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 2. Three Coins In The Fountain 2. Three Coins In The Fountain 3. Happy Days And Lonely NEW YORK (Four Aces) (Four Aces) HARTFORD, CONN. Nights (Fontane Sisters) 750— 10th AVE. 3. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 3. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 4. Sway (Dean Martin) 126 Vi WINDSOR ST. (Phone: PLoio 7-1977) 5. Some Day (Frankie Laine) . 4. If You love Me (Vera Lynn) 4. Wanted (Perry Como) Cable Address: Expo Record, N. Y. (Phone: HA. 5-7121) 6. Little Things Mean A Lot 5. Wanted (Perry Como) 5. Here (Tony Martin) (Kitty Kallen) 6. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 6. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 7. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 7. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) 7. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 8. Goodnight Sweatheart, 8. Here (Tony Martin) 8. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) Goodnight (Sunny Gale) 9. Cross Over The Bridge (Paae) 9. A Girl, A Girl (Eddie Fisher) 9. Isle Of Capri (Gaylords)

10. I Get So Lonely (4 Knights) 10. Steam Heat (Patti Page) 10. Wanted (Perry Como)

“LEAVE IT TO YOUR HEART” (3 :00) Ray Schreiner Frank Gordon Tucker Del Parks PICKED [Geo. Paxton ASCAP—Spielman, Goell] WRNL—Richmond, Va. WCOV—Montgomery, Ala. WPEN— Philadelphia, Pa.

1. The Fountain “LET’S 1. I Understand Just How You 1. Three Coins In The Fountain Three Coins In WALK AND TALK” (3;00) Feel (June Valli) (Four Aces) (Four Aces) THE CASH BOX [Regent BMI—Thomas] 2. Hernando's Hideaway (Blever) 2. Wanted (Perry Como) 2. Little Things Mean A Lot 3. Three Coins In The Fountain 3. Little Things Mean A Lot (Kitty Kallen) AMES BROTHERS (Four Aces) (Kitty Kallen) 3. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 4. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 4. The Happy Wanderer (Rene) 4. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) DISK OF THE WEEK (RCA Victor 20-5764; 47-5764) 5. Answer Me, My Love (Cole) 5. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) 5. Here (Tony Martin)

6. Little Things Mean A Lot 6. I Get So Lonely (4 Knights) 6. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) • Currently riding high with their hit (Kitty Kallen) 7. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 7. Isle Of Capri (Jackie Lee) 5fh 7. Green Years (Eddie Fisher) 8. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) JUNE version of “The Man With The Banjo,” the 8. Jilted (Teresa Brewer) 8. Call Off The Wedding (Gale) 9. Isle Of Capri (Jackie Lee) 9. My Heart Tells Me (Joe Foley) Ames Brothers dish up one of the most 9. Wanted (Perry Como) 10. Don't Worry 'Bout Me beautiful new tunes we’ve heard in a long 10. Joey (Betty Madigan) (Frank Sinatra) 10. Kiss Me (Mike Pedicin) time. It’s a lovely ballad that could be big- THE ger than “You, You, You.” And their ex- Bill Previtti Bob Watson Ray Perkins cellent harmony brings across all the KDEF—Albuquerque, WQXI—Atlanta, Ga. KIMN— Denver, Colo. warmth of the melody and lyrics. Sup- New Mexico 1. Three Coins In The Fountain 1. Little Things Mean A Lot ported by a stellar Hugo Winterhalter ar- (Four Aces) (Kitty Kallen) 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 2. Three Coins In The Fountain rangement, “Leave It To Your Heart” looks (Kitty Kallen) 2. Green Years (Eddie Fisher) 3. Wanted (Perry Como) (Four Aces) like a good bet for one of the big songs of 2. Three Coins In The Fountain (Four Aces) 4. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 3. Wanted (Perry Como) AMES the year. “Let’s Walk And Talk” is the slow 5. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) 4. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 3. Here (Tony Martin) 6. Little Things Mean Lot 5. The Man With The Banjo and exciting spiritual item on the flip side. 4. Wanted (Perry Como) A (Kitty Kallen) (Ames Bros.) It’s something different from 5. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) the material 6. I Get So Lonely (4 Knights) 6. Joey (Betty Madigan) 7. Answer Me, My Love (Cole) usually offered by the quartet. We’re bank- 7. I Really Don't Want To Know 7. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) 8. I Speak To The Stars (Day) Ford) ing on a real smash from the top portion. (Paul & 8. Answer Me, My Love (Cole) BROS. 9. Sway (Eileen Barton) 8. Hernando's Hideaway (B'eyer) Watch it. 9. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) 9. My Friend (Eddie Fisher) 10. Money Burns A Ho'e In My . 10. River Of No Return (Ernie) Pocket (Dean Martin) 10. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) “ll’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts99

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JUST HOW YOU FEEL” by Listings below are reprinted exactly as submitted by leading disk jockeys throughout the nation for the week ending June 19 without any changes on the part of THE CASH BOX. THE FOUR TUNES Jubilee 5132 Tom Arim Ira Cook Bud Davies # WSTV—Steubenville, Ohio KMPC & KABC—Hollywood, CKLW—Detroit, Michigan California 1. Three Coins In The Fountain 1. Three Coins In The Fountain (Frank Sinatra) 1. Three Coins In The Fountain (Four Aces) 2. Goodnight Sweetheart, (Four Aces) 2. Little Things Mean A Lot Goodnight (Sunny Gale) (Kitty Kallen) 2. Little Things Mean A Lot HEART TELLS ME” 3. Don't Worry 'Bout Me (Kitty Kallen) 3. There Never Was A Night So “MY (Frank Sinatra) Beautiful (Perry Como) 3. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) b/w "ALL OR NOTHING AT ALL" 4. Little Things Mean A Lot 4. Wanted (Perry Como) 4. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) (Kitty Kallen) 5. The Happy Wanderer (Rene) 5. Lovey Dovey (Bunny Paul) by 5. Three Coins In The Fountain 6. Little Shoemaker (Gaylords) 6. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) FOLEY (Four Aces) 7. Here (Tony Martin) 7. Green Years (Eddie Fisher) JOE 6. Lonely Days (Patti Page) 8. Didn't Tell 8. The Man With The Banjo Why You Me Jubilee 5146 7. The Honeymoon's Over (Karen Chandler) (Tennessee Ernie) (Ames Bros.) 9. Goodnight Sweetheart, Good- 8. Jilted (Tony Bennett) 9. I Understand Just How You 9. Green Years (Eddie Fisher) Feel (Pour Tunes) night (Gale-McGuire Sisters) 10. My Friend (Eddie Fisher) 10. Isle Of Capri (Gaylords) 10. I'll Follow You (Jerry Vale) DES MOINES, IOWA—KRNT disk jockey Don Bell enlisted the aid of Jeff Pat Chamburs Evans John Leban one of Des Moines’ prettiest maidens “CHANGE OF HEART” Florida KAFP Petaluma, Calif. Pittsburgh, WFLA—Tampa, — WCAE— Pa. —a swimming champion—in publiciz- b/w "CASH REGISTER HEART ing his fun-type by 1. Joey (Betty Madigan) 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. Three Coins In The Fountain promotion, National 2. Little Things Mean A Lot (Kitty Kallen) (Four Aces-Sinatra) Take-a-Bath Week. JoAnn Speer, na- BOB CREWE (Kitty Kallen) 2. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 2. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) tional AAU synchronized swimming 3. In The Fountain 3. If 3. Three Coins In The Fountain Three Coins You Love Me (Kay Starr) Jubilee # 5148 (Four Aces) (Four Aces) 4. Green Years (Eddie Fisher) champion, poses atop the huge stack 4. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 4. If You Love Me (Vera Lynn) 5. Little Things Mean A Lot of postcards which Bell listeners sent 5. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 5. Wanted (Perry Como) (Kitty Kallen) in pledging their personal observance 6. Answer Me, My Love (Cole) 6. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 6. Sweetheart (Hilltoppers) 7. Green Years (Eddie Fisher) 7. Here (Tony Martin) 7. Here (Tony Martin) of Take-a-Bath Week. All pledge cards 8. Isle Capri 8. I Could Have Told You 8. The Man Upstairs (Kay Starr) Of (Gaylords-Lee) went into a red bathtub which Bell ex- (Frank Sinatra) 9. Some Day (Frankie Laine) 9. Joey (Betty Madigan) hibited in the KRNT main studio. “DROWNING EVERY HOPE 9. Wanted (Perry Como) 10. I Understand Just How You

10. Sway (Dean Martin) 10. I Should Care (Jeff Chandler) Feel (Four Tunes)

I HAD” Lou Barile Jackson Lowe Norman Hall EVER WKAL—Rome, N. Y. WUST—Washington, D. C. WBNL-WBTO—Boonville, b/w "MAYBE YOU'LL BE THERE" Indiana “Shoemaker” Steps Out by 1. Little Things Mean A lot 1. Little Things Mean A Lot (Kitty Kallen) (Kitty Kallen) 1. I Understand Just How You THE ORIOLES (Bleyer) 2. I Could Have Told You 2. Hernando's Hideaway Feel (June Valli) In The Fountain (Frank Sinatra) Jubilee 5143 3. Three Coins 2. Little Things Mean A Lot NEW YORK—A new novelty tune # (Four Aces) 3. Here (Tony Martin) (Kitty Kallen) called “The Little Shoemaker” leaped (Tony Martin) 4. Joey (Betty Madigan) 4. Here 3. Three Coins In The Fountain In Fountain into the limelight this week as the 5. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 5. Three Coins The (Four Aces) JUBILEE RECORD CO. In t (Perry Como) (Four Aces) 6. Wanted 4. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) recorded versions of the tune made an 7. Jilted (Teresa Brewer) 6. Wanted (Perry Como) W. »h 5. If You Love Me (Vera Lynn) impressive first week showing on the 315 47 Si. N Y NT 7. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) Just You 6. Tells 8. I Understand How My Heart Me (Joe Foley) national retail sales charts. Feel (June Valli) 8. There Never Was A Night So 7. Steam Heat (Patti Page) Beautiful (Perry Como) 8. This All (M. Carson) 9. The Man Upstairs (Kay Starr) Above The tune, first popular in France, 9. The Buttons Bounce (Buttons) 'Bout Baby 9. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) went under the title of “Le Petit Cor- 10. Crazy You 10. In A Garden Of Roses (Crew Cuts) 10. Her Mine (Nat Cole) Make (Joni James) donnier.” English lyrics were added to the melody and now the tune shows Bill Stell Warren Stamper Chuck Norman signs of heading right to the top. WSVS Crewe, Va. WEBK Tampa, Fla. — — WIL—St. Louis, Mo. American records available are by

1. Three Coins In The Fountain 1. Little Things Mean A Lot Hugo Winterhalter on RCA Victor, 1. Little Things Mean A Lot (Four Aces) (Kitty Kallen) (Kitty Kallen) the Gaylords on Mercury, Frank Weir 2. Little Things Mean A Lot 2. Three Coins In The Fountain 2. I Understand Just How You (Kitty Kallen) (Four Aces) on London and the Textor Singers on Feel (Four Tunes) 3. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) 3. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) Capitol. 3. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) . 4. Make Love To Me (Stafford) 4. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 4. Steam Heat (Patti Page) Composers are Lemarque and Revil 5. Crazy 'Bout You Baby 5. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra( 5. Isle Of Capri (Gaylords) (Crew Cuts) 6. The Man With The Banjo and the publisher is Bourne. 6. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 6. Im Glad There Is You (Ames Bros) 7. Wedding Bells (Four Aces) (Frank Sinatra) 7. Make Love To Me (Stafford) Bells (Four Aces) 8. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 7. Wedding 8. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 8. Wanted (Perry Como) 9. Three Coins In The Fountain 9. Wanted (Perry Como) 9. I Should Care (Jeff Chandler) (Frank Sinatra) Jilted (Teresa Brewer) 10. Green Years (Eddie Fisher) 10. 10. My Sin (Georgia Gibbs) “Pop” In Two Markets Robin Bonneau Tom Edwards Arty Kay WKXL Concord, N. H. WERE Cleveland, Ohio — — WVLK— Lexington, Ky. PITTSBURGH, PA.—A note from 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. Three Coins In The Fountain Jay Michaels, WCAE-Pittsburgh, disk 1. Little Things Mean A Lot (Kitty Kallen) (Four Aces) (Kitty Kallen) jockey tells us he broke “pop” twice 2. The Happy Wanderer (Rene) 2. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 2. Wanted (Perry Como) in one week. became the proud 3. Of Roses (Joni James) 3. Little Things Mean A Lot He Garden 3. Jilted (Teresa Brewer) 4. Here (Tony Martin) (Kitty Kallen) “pop” of a baby girl and he broke the 4. The Man With The Banjo 4. My Heart Tells Me (J. Foley) 5. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) (Ames Bros.) Bruce record “Memories of You,” a 5. Unforgettable (Dick Hyman) (Perry 5. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 6. Wanted Como) 6. In A Garden Of Roses rhythm and blues release by the Harp- 6. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) 7. Three Coins In The Fountain (Joni James) tones, in the “pop” market. 7. Love I You (Gaylords) (Four Aces) 7. Wait For Me Darling (Gibbs) 8. Three Coins In The Fountain 8. I Could Have Told You 8. I Understand Just How You Sinatra) (Four Aces) Feel (Four Tunes) (Frank 9. I Understand Just How You 9. I Really Don't Want To Know 9. The Man Upstairs (Kay Starr) Feel (Four Tunes) (Paul & Ford) 10. Sway (Dean Martin) 10. Wanted (Perry Como) 10. Isle Of Capri (Jackie Lee) IT HEART”(3:00) Gene N. Fondren Dave Rosehill “LEAVE TO YOUR Gary Lesters PICKED [Geo. Paxton ASCAP Spielman, Goell] KTAE Taylor, Texas WGSM Huntington, N. Y. — — — WVNJ—Newark, N. J.

1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. Little Things Mean A Lot “LET’S WALK AND TALK” (3:00) 1. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) (Kitty Kallen) (Kitty Kallen) 2. Little Things Mean A Lot THE CASH BOX [Regent BMI—Thomas] 2. Wanted (Perry Como) 2. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) (Kitty Kallen) 3. Three Coins In The Fountain 3. Three Coins In The Fountain 3. Wanted (Perry Como) (Four Aces) (Four Aces) AMES BROTHERS 4. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 4. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) 4. Wanted (Perry Como) DISK OF THE WEEK (RCA Victor 20-5764; 47-5764) 5. Make Love To Me (Stafford) 5. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) 5. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) 6. Answer Me, My Love (Cole) 6. Cross Over The Bridge (Page) 6. No One But You (C. Russell) • Currently riding high with their hit 7. I Get So Lonely (4 Knights) 7. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 7. Please Driver (Tony Bennett) JUNE 5th 8. The Man With The Banjo version of “The Man With The Banjo,” the 8. If You love Me (Vera Lynn) (Ames Bros.) 8. Wedding Bells (Four Aces) one of the most Knights) Ames Brothers dish up Over The Bridge (Page) 9. I Get So Lonely (4 9. Cross 9. Here (Tony Martin) beautiful new tunes we’ve heard in a long 10. Here (Tony Martin) 10. Wedding Bells (Four Aces) 10. Joey (Betty Madigan) time. It’s a lovely ballad that could be big- “You, You, You.” And their ex- Art Roberts Don Dell Jim Ameche THE ger than across all the St. Louis, Mo. KRNT Des Moines, Iowa cellent harmony brings KXLW— — KLAC Los Angeles, Calif. — warmth of the melody and lyrics. Sup- 1. Little Things Mean A Lot 1. The Happy Wanderer (Weir) ar- j 1. Little Things Mean A Lot norted by a stellar Hugo Winterhalter (Kitty Kallen) 2. Three Coins In The Fountain (Kitty Kallen) It Your Heart” looks Isle Of Capri (Gaylords) (Four Aces) rangement, “Leave To 2. 2. Three Coins In The Fountain (Patti Page) 3. Little Things Mean Lot 3. Steam Heat A (Kitty Kallen) like a good bet for one of the big songs of 4. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) (Kitty Kallen) I 3. Wanted (Perry Como) the year. “Let’s Walk And Talk” is the slow Starr) Wanderer (Weir) 4. The Man Upstairs (Kay j AMES 5. The Happy 4. If You love Me (Kay Starr) spiritual item on the flip side. 6. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) 5. Wanted (Perry Como) and exciting 5. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) 7. It Happens To Be Me (Cole) 6. Hernando's Hideaway (Bleyer) It's something different from the material j 6. Young At Heart (F. Sinatra) 7. The Man With The Banjo 8. Joey (Betty Madigan) 7. The Happy Wanderer (Rene) usually offered by the quartet. We’re bank- (Ames Bros.) 8. Here (Tony Martin) 9. I Understand Just How You ing on a real smash from the top portion. 8. If You Love Me (Kay Starr) Feel (Four Tunes) 9. I Understand Just How You BROS. Watch it. 9. Jilted (Teresa Brewer) Feel (June Valli) 10. I Went Out Of My Way (Paul Weston) 10. Isle Of Capri (Gaylords) 10. Some Day (Frankie Laine) “Ifs What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts”

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“LEAVE IT TO YOUR HEART” (3 :00) PICKED [Geo. Paxton ASCAP—Spielman, Goell] “LET’S WALK AND TALK” (3:00) THE CASH BOX [Regent BMI—Thomas] AMES BROTHERS DISK OF THE WEEK (RCA Victor 20-5764; 47-5764) • Currently riding high with their hit JUNE 5th version of “The Man With The Banjo,” the Ames Brothers dish up one of the most beautiful new tunes we’ve heard in a long time. It’s a lovely ballad that could he big- Bell CY—Crystolette IN— Intro PC—Peacock Pro. SW—Swingtime Comprising BE— THE ger than “You, You, You.” And their ex- BR—Brunswick DA—Dana JD—Jay Dee PE—Peacock TE—Tempo BT Bethlehem DE—Decca JU Jubilee PR Prestige TF—Tiffany cellent harmony brings across all the — — — BU— Bullet DO—Dot Kl—King RA—Rainbow Tl—Tico warmth of the melody and lyrics. Sup- 100 CA—Capitol DU—Duke LO London RE—Regent— T N—Tennessee Selections — ported by a stellar Hugo Winterhalter ar- CD—Cadence DY—Derby MA—Mars RIH—Recorded TR—Trend Chess EP—Epic rangement, “Leave It looks AB—Abbott CH— MD Mood In Hollywood UN—United To Your Heart” Checker ES Essex — AL—Aladdin CK— — Mercury RM—Rama VA—Valley like a good bet for one of the big songs of Cardinal FE—Federal ME— AM—Ambassador CL— MG—MGM SA—Savoy V!—RCA Victor the year. “Let’s is AP Apollo CO—Columbia FI — Fiesta AMES Walk And Talk” the slow — Modern SIT—Sittin' In "X"—Label "X" AT—Atlantic CR—Coral 4 Star—Four Star MO— and exciting spiritual item on the flip side. Parrot SP—Specialty ZO—Zodiac BA—Barbour CW—Crown IM—Imperial PA— It’s something different from the material usually offered by the quartet. We’re bank- ing on a real smash from the top portion. June 26 June 19 BIOS. June 26 June 19 June 26 June 19 Watch it. 11 Answer Me, 1 —Three Coins In 5—Wanted — 69.7 My Love The Fountain 80.2 16.8 18.3 115.7 99.2 8E-1041 (45-1041 ) DORSEY BROS. BE-1035 (45-1035) COSNAT DISTRIBS GET IT The Stars BE-1044 (45-1044)—TOMMY I Speak To HELEN FORREST HAVE YOU OFF TO A & JIMMY DORSEY V 1-20-5647 (47-5647)— Darktown Strutters Little Girl PERRY COMO Ball Window CA-2816 (F-2816) Look Out The CA-2687 (F-2687) * FRANK SINATRA NAT "KING" COLE EVER BIG START Rain Why CD-1240 (45-1240)— 6—If You Love Me JULIUS LA ROSA 52.7 36.2 Me Gotta Have You 12 Thank HEARD A JOE ROLAND QUINTET Yon CO-40225 (4-40225)— BE-1046 (45-1046)— For Calling TONI ARDEN HELEN FORREST (mambo arrangement) Rolling Sea Little Things Mean 15.3 13.4 A Lot SINGING DE-29123 (9-29123)— (4-40250)— FOUR ACES CO-40250 *M“ JO STAFFORD Bells K4Y STARB Wedding Where Are You? Man Upstairs REAR? DE-29186 (9-291 86) The “RAVEL’S ETHEL SMITH CO-40149 (4-40149)— Hernando's Hideaway MARION MARLOWE 13 Green Years Living In MG-11724 (K-l 1724) You're Not MARTI STEVENS Vain 14.5 16.5 Why Didn't You Tell DE-29144 (9-29144) BOLERO IN Me BING CROSBY VI-20-5748 (47-5748) Liebchen EDDIE FISHER WATCH FOR IT VI-20-5755 (47-5755)— My Friend l DINAH SHORE LO-1412 (45-1412) VI-20-5773 (47-5773) ’ Pakistan VERA LYNN C'est La Vie AL ROMERO QUINT. Three O'clock In ON MAMBO” MG-11667 (K-l 1667) The Morning 2 Little Things SHIRLEY HARMER b/w Mean A Lot Won'tcha Love Me VI-20-5580 (47-5580)— 14 The Man 111.1 106.3 JAN PEERCE Old Wedding Ring Upstairs VITO BE-1046 (45-1046)— “POOR BUTTERFLY” HELEN FORREST 14.1 23.2 If You Love Me RECORDS 7—Young At Heart BE-1042 (45-1042) (mambo) CR-61180 (9-61180) TONY RUSSO DICK JACOBS O. 39.3 46.9 My Restless Lover 8853 Sunset Boulevard Hitch-Hike To The Stars CA-2769 (F-2769) Hollywood 46 Calif. SEECO #4147 BE-1030 (45-1030)— KAY STARR DE-29037 (9-29037)— CHARLIE DE FORREST It You Love Me KITTY KALLEN Secret Love / Don't Think You Love Me Anymore CA-2703 (F-2703) FRANK SINATRA 15 Isle Of Capri Take A Chance First 13.4 25.9 Release ... A SMASH ! A GREAT NEW HIT! $ 3 Hernando’s CA-2802 (F-2802) BILLY MAY O. THE FONTANE SISTERS Hideaway Lemon Twist CA-2817 (F-2817) DUKE ELLINGTON 95.9 75.9 (9-29054)— singing “FRIENDS AND DE-29034 Band Call (( CROSBY & LOMBARDO CR-61149 (9-61149) BE-1047 (45-1047)—"SAM" I Get So Lonely IF I DIDN’T HAVE YOU” Don't Worry 'Bout Me EP-9035 (4-9035) JACKIE LEE O. and NEIGHBORS” CA-2840 (F-2840) — BILLY MAY TONY DE SIMONE By The Light Of The Anything Can Happen Love To Me Silvery Moon bY $ Make “HAPPY DAYS , Mambo VI-20-5735 (47-5735)— DE-29146 (9-29146) The Plunkett Family DE-29173 (9-29173) TONY MARTINEZ SLEWFOOT FIVE & LONELY NIGHTS” | f GUY LOMBARDO O. Secret Love Twelfth Street Rag Vos Villst Du Haben? » Essex 361 ME-70350 (70350x45)— Dot #15171 # ^ DE-29186 (9-29186) ETHEL SMITH THE GAYLORDS RECORDS 8—I Get So Lonely Love / You Three Coins In The DOT RECORDS, Fountain 33.2 29.9 VI-20-5750 (47-5750) INC. CD-1241 (45-1241) JOHN GORDY Gallatin, Tennessee ARCHIE BLEYER BE-1031 (45-1031) Bye Bye Blues 4^44£# LLOYD Phones: 880-881 S'il Vous Plait ANNE Bridge Manufactured and Distributed by Palda Record Company CO-40224 (4-40224) Cross Over The JOHNNIE RAY CA-2654 (F-2654) 16 The Little Hey There THE FOUR KNIGHTS Shoemaker EP-9049 (4-9049)— I Couldn't Stay Away From You DOLORES HAWKINS 13.1 — Hey There CO-40221 (4-40221) “LEAVE IT TO YOUR HEART” (3 :00) KEN GRIFFIN PICKED ME-70387 (70387x45) LO-1482 (45-1482) [Geo. Paxton ASCAP—Spielman, Goell] RICHARD HAYMAN O. The Little Old Mill (9-29054)— FRANK WEIR The Cuddle DE-29054 The Never Never Land VI-20-5759 (47-5759)— CROSBY 8. LOMBARDO “LET’S WALK AND TALK” (3:00) Young At Heart ME-70403 (70403x45)— TITO RODRIQUEZ O. GAYLORDS THE CASH BOX [Regent BMI—Thomas] A Little Bit Of Mambo VI-20-5681 (47-5681) JOHNNIE AND JACK Mecque, Mecque AMES BROTHERS You're Just What The VI-20-5769 (47-5769)— 4 The Happy Doctor Ordered HUGO WINTERHALTER 47-5764) DISK OF THE WEEK (RCA Victor 20-5764; Wanderer The Magic Tango • Currently riding high with their hit 95.1 86.2 9—Here JUNE 5th version of “The The Banjo,” the 1 7 Goodnight Man With BE-1045 (45-1045) 29.4 29.0 Ames Brothers dish up one of the most BOB CROSBY Sweetheart. beautiful new tunes we’ve heard in a long Steam Heat BE-1039 (45-1039)— Goodnight CA-2788 (F-2788) THE FOUR BELLS time. It’s a lovely ballad that 13.0 9.3 could be big- TOMMY LEONETTI Dream, Dream, Dream THE VI-20-5665 (47-5665)— ger than “You, You, You.” And their ex- I Went Out Of My Way TONY MARTIN CA-2800 (F-2800) cellent harmony brings across all the ELLA MAE MORSE CD-1238 (45-1238) Philosophy warmth of the melody and lyrics. Sup- ALFRED DRAKE Happy Habit ported by a stellar Hugo Winterhalter ar- Destiny's Darling CR-61187 (9-61 187) rangement, “Leave It To Your Heart” looks DE-29128 (9-29128) 10—I Understand mcguire sisters LOUIS PRIMA Heavenly Feeling like a good bet for one of the big songs of Just How Until Sunrise Feel JU-5142 (45-5142)—GLORIA AMES the year. “Let’s Walk And Talk” is the slow DE-29193 (9-29193)— You MANN & CARTER RAYS and exciting spiritual item on the flip side. OBENKIRCHEN CHOIR 17.9 33.5 Love-Me-Boy Evensong It’s something different from the material VI-20-5746 (47-5746)— LO-1448 (45-1448)— JU-5132 (45-5132) SUNNY GALE usually offered by the quartet. We’re bank- FRANK WEIR 0. FOUR TUNES Call Off The Wedding ing on a real smash from the top portion. From Your Lips Sugar Lump BROS. VI-20-5715 (47-5715) VI-20-5740 (47-5740) VI-20-5775 (47-5775) Watch it. HENRI RENE O. JUNE VALLI JOHNNIE & JACK My Impossible Love Love, Tears And Kisses Honey, I Need You “If* What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts”

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“LEAVE IT TO YOUR HEART” (3 :00) PICKED [Geo. Paxton ASCAP—Spielman, Goell] “LET’S WALK AND TALK” (3:00) THE CASH BOX [Regent BMI—Thomas] lingl?eco^ AMES BROTHERS fa^i DISK OF THE WEEK (RCA Victor 20-5764; 47-5764) • Currently riding., high with their hit JUNE 5th version of “The Man With The Banjo,” the FROM MORE THAN 15,000 RETAIL OUTLETS! o' Ames Brothers dish up one of the most beautiful new tunes we’ye heard in a long time. It’s a lovely ballad that could be big- THE ger than “You, You, You.” And their ex- • Tunes are listed below in order of their popularity based on a continuing weekly cellent harmony brings across all the national survey of thousands of record dealers by Jack "One Spot" Tunis. Each list- Comprising ing includes the name of the song, record number, artists, and tune on the reverse side. warmth of the melody and lyrics. Sup- ported by a stellar Hugo Winterhalter ar- • The number underneath the title indicates— the actual sale per 1000 records made for the week. If the figure is 67.4, it means that for every 1000 records sold that 100 rangement, “Leave It To Your Heart” looks week, 67.4 were of the tune indicated—a combination of all the records on which Selections like a good bet for one of the big songs of it was available. the year. “Let’s Indicates best selling record. AMES Walk And Talk” is the slow and exciting spiritual item on the flip side, it’s something different from the material usually offered by the quartet. We’re bank- ing on a real smash from the top June 26 June 19 June 26 June 19 June 26 June 19 BROS. portion. Watch it. 18 My Friend 27—Sway 36 Beer Barrel 12.7 24.5 7.7 1.3 Polka 5.8 — DE-29192 (9-29192) CA-2818 (F-2818) DEAN MARTIN FRED WARING CL-1020 (45-1020)—MULCAYS He Was there Money Burns A Hole In My Pocket You Can't Be True DE-29159 (9-29195) Dear CR-61185 (9-61 185) RED FOLEY CO-40217 (4-40217) Lady From Guadalupe EILEEN BARTON When Mama Calls LIBERACE VI-20-5748 (47-5748)— Twelfth Street Rag EDDIE FISHER DY-846 (45-846)— Green Years BOB CARROLL As Long As I Have You 37 There Never 19 The Man VI-20-5772 (47-5772)— Was A Night NORO MORALES With The Banjo Swinging With Noro So Beautiful 12.6 19.2 5.7 1.7 CO-40245 (4-40245)— 28 A Girl, A Girl VI-20-5749 (47-5749)— KIDDY KATS 7.6 15.6 PERRY COMO Mister Boogie Woogie Hit & Run Affair CR-61174 (9-61 174) VI-20-5675 (47-5675)— LAWRENCE WELK EDDIE FISHER Until Sunrise Anema £ Core 38 In A Garden DE-29126 (9-29126) Of Roses DICK TODD 15.6 23.8 I Was Meant For You 29 5.3 4.8 VI-20-5644 (47-5644)— Make Her Mine MG-11753 (K-11753) AMES BROS. 7.3 8.9 JONI Man, Man Is For The JAMES Woman Made CA-2803 (F-2803) Every Day NAT "KING" COLE I Envy 20 Steam Heat 39 Buttons Bounce 12.2 22.7 30 Skinnie Minnie 4.9 — BE-1045 (45-1045)— 7.2 — CO-40243 (4-40243)— BOB CROSBY RED BUTTONS Happy Wanderer CR-61197 (9-61197) Oh! My Mother In Law CO-40241 (4-40241)—MARINERS TERESA BREWER I Had Someone Else When I Need You Most Before I Had You 40 ME-70380 (70380x45)— Cuddle Me PATTI PAGE 4.8 — Lonely Days 3 1 Sweetheart DE-29127 (9-29127) 6.9 — COMMANDERS 21 Wedding BeHs There'll Be No Tear- DO-15201 (45-15201)— drops Tonight 11.8 12.5 HILLTOPPERS The Ole Cabaret ME-70285 (70285x45)— CO-42049 (4-42049)— RONNIE GAYLORD LES ELGART Oh, Am I Lonely ("I GOTTA DO) Spending The Summer 32 Someone Rise’s In Love Roses DE-29123 (9-29123) 41 Song Of The 6.8 — FOUR ACES Sewer Three Coins In The CO-40234 Fountain (4-40234) 4.6 — THE SOFT SHOE DORIS DAY Kay-Muleta ALLIED RECORD 5024 22 Crazy ’Bout LO-1401 (45-1401) 42- -River Of No # Yon, Baby JOAN REGAN The Love I Have Return 11.1 10.1 For You 4.5 9.8 26— VI-20-5763 (47-5763)— ME-70341 (70341x45)— DOLORES MARTEL RECORDS CREW-CUTS Sentimental Polka 43—I Speak To Angela Mia 1041 No. La Palmas 619 W. 54th St. The Stars ALLIED Los Angeles, Calif. New York, N. Y. 33 Joey 23 Cross Over — 4.3 6.7 The Bridge 6.4 10.7 10.7 11.1 DE-29184 (9-29184)— 44 Alone Too Long JERI SOUTHERN BE-1031 (45-1031) The Man That Got 4.2 2.2 “LEAVE IT TO YOUR HEART” (3 :00) BETTY JOHNSON Away PICKED [Geo. Paxton ASCAP—Spielman, Goell] I Get So Lonely MG-11716 (K-11716)— ME-70302 (70302x45)— BETTY MADIGAN 45 Please Driver “LET’S WALK AND TALK” (3:00) PATTI PAGE And So I Walked My Restless Lover Home 3.8 — THE CASH BOX [Regent BMI—Thomas] AMES BROTHERS 24 34- -Make Love 46 Carnival In Hit And Hun DISK OF THE WEEK (RCA Victor 20-5764; 47-5764) Affair To Me Venice 6.2 10.2 high with their hit 10.3 14.3 3.4 2.7 5th • Currently riding BE-1029 (45-1029)—TOMMY & JUNE version of “The Man With The Banjo,” the VI-20-5749 (47-5749)— JIMMY DORSEY PERRY Ames Brothers dish up one of the most COMO My Friend The Ghost 47 Don’t Worry There Never Was A beautiful new tunes we’ve heard in a long CO-40143 (4-40143)— Night So Beautiful ’Bout Me It’s lovely ballad that JO STAFFORD time. a could be big- 3.0 — THE Adi-Adios Amigo ger than “You, You, You.” And their ex- 25 Point Of Order DE-29048 (9-29048)— cellent harmony brings across all the COMMANDERS warmth of the melody and lyrics. Sup- 9.9 8.4 Kentucky Boogie 48 Wait For Me, ported by a stellar Hugo Winterhalter ar- EP-9035 (4-9035)— Darling CA-2838 (F-2838) rangement, “Leave It To Your Heart” looks STAN FREBERG TONY DE SIMONE Person To Pearson Young At Heart 2.6 8.0 like a good bet for one of the big songs of AMES the year. “Let’s Walk And Talk” is the slow 35 Gilly Gilly Some Day 49—Jilted and exciting spiritual item on the flip side. 9.5 11.6 Ossenfeffer It's something different from the material 2.2 12.9 6.1 6.2 usually offered by the quartet. We’re bank- CO-40235 (4-40235)— FRANKIE LAINE CO-40236 (4-40236)'— ing on a real smash from the top portion. BROS. ’ ?!, 50—Where Are You “ T There Must Be A * FOUR LADS Watch it. > . Reason * I Hear It Everywhere 1.9 5.8

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TORONTO TOPICS Toronto fans of Spike Jones And His City Slickers saw him at the Maple Leaf Gardens last Monday night in his show “Musical Insanities”. The town is still talking- about the Midget “Liberace” routine

which tickled the packed house. . . . Sharing the bill- ing at the Palace Pier next week will be RCA Victor’s Wilf Carter and Red Garrett. Ex-Canadian Wilf, known as Montana Slim in the States is on his an-

nual trans-Canada tour. . . . Eddie Kissack of RCA’s label “X”, who was in town last week, signed and recorded Juliette, the Vancouver thrush who is making a name for herself in TV and radio hereabouts. This fast action pacted her to the new RCA label and necessitated using CFRB’s Bloor Street recording- studios, as RCA’s new Toronto recording studios were SPIKE JONES not yet available. Over the past year, two other U.S. major labels have scouted the Canadian canary who, up ’till this time, has only recorded for the Canadian Aragon label. We hear NEW YORK—Richard Maltby of “X” Records and Jimmy Hilliard, A&R that her first label “X” platter will be on the market at an early date. All of head of the label, go over some arrangements pi-eliminary to their latest wax- the Canadian music folks are pulling for it to be a quick click internationally. ing session. Maltby’s first disk for “X” was “Black Pearls” backed with . . . The Doodlers, currently appearing at Bassel’s nitery doing an outstanding- “Meadowlark”. job of entertaining the customers. ... At the Olympia Tavern this week are the Western Capers giving out with their own unique brand of western and Kallen One-Niter Tubb-Snow Set For ] hillbilly entertainment. . . . The Western Sweethearts, a new group to the night spots here, move into the Bermuda Tavern this week. . . . Holding forth at the Tour Extended Brown Derby is the Jo Ann Jordan Trio. This group pleasing the patrons with Tour; Davis-Allbritten NEW YORK—Demand for Kitty its colorful arrangements. . . . Hugh Joseph, Canadian Victor’s recording- Kallen one-nighter package, which has manager in town and hosting at their company’s party to welcome Eartha To Handle Promotion Kitty Kallen and the Larry Fotine Kitt here. This fabulous and exciting bombshell is expected to hit an all-time band, originally set for August 6

high in attendance records and box office take at the Casino Theatre. . . . through August 23, is being extended NASHVILLE, TENN.—One of the Featured at the Colonial Tavern is Sam Butera and his jazz band who is really through September 6 because of heavy demand for package from operators strongest entertainment packages in packing them in at this downtown spot. . . . Still going strong at the Corsair throughout the East and mid- West the Country Music Field, the combined , the is the Bill Johnson Quartette. Johnson’s torrid tenor sax work and rhythmic where the is package currently being talents of Ernest Tubb (Decca) and background of the group keep things moving. booked. In fact, interest is so great, Hank Snow (RCA Victor), if the thrush so desired, this package has been wrapped up for a showcasing by vet- MONTREAL MEMOS could easily be booked until the end of October. However, other commit- eran promoter Oscar Davis, and art- ments will limit one-nighter Jerri Adams, into the El Morocco this week and play time ist’s manager, Dub Allbritten. only through September 6. drawing very good business. Location has held over Newly added dates will have Kitty The personal appearance tour is vocalist Jose Duval. . . . Wyoma Winters, RCA Vic- appearing at Idora Park, Youngstown, scheduled to cover the following cities: tor trush into the Down Beat on the 23rd for a two Ohio, Buckeye Lake Park, Buckeye Starting June 27th in Shreveport, La., weeks stay. She is the first recording artist to play Lake, Ohio, Crystal Beach Park, Ver- million, Ohio, in early September. June 28th in Galveston, Tex., June this location in a long time. . . . Denis Keane, one of Miss Kallen, whose amazing come- 29th in Lake Charles, La., June 30th the local singers, with great recording potential, still back on her riding wax has high with in HoustQn, Tex., July 1st in Austin, holding the spot as vocalist at the Park Casino. . . . the Numer One record in the country, Tex., and concluding engagements in Bert Stone, the fabulous comedian into the Esquire “Little Things Mean A Lot,” receives a guarantee of $1750 per night against Ft. Worth, Texas on July 2nd. Show Bar this week. . . . Featured in this same loca- 60% of the gross. She will pay the tion is Judy Tremaine, Coral Records song gal. . . . A special promotion will set Larry Fotine orchestra $500 per night be up Spike Jones and his Musical Insanities of 1954 opened out of her end. in Shreveport for Ernest Tubb in com- All in all, she is at the Chez Paree on June 18th and doing capacity SAM BUTERA set for 31 one- memoration of his fifteen years in business. nighters. The minimum take for these showbusiness as a consistent recording dates should well exceed $40,000. artist, and a powerful personal ! appearance attraction. The city | of “X” Team Wins Shreveport was chosen for this par- Traveler NEW YORK—The “X” baseball ticular promotion as this was the first team has been running wild over the city in which Davis promoted a per- record companies baseball league. This sonal appearance for Tubb fifteen week they won two games, one from years ago. After fifteen years, Columbia by 3 to 1 with Joe Delaney Tubb pitching, and another one from Decca today is recognized as one of the ‘top’ by 11 to 10. draws in the business.

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NEW YORK: JUdson 2-5011 630 Fifth Avenue. New York 20, N. Y. CHICAGO: WHitehall 4-3215 14S No. Lake Shore Dr., Chicago 11,111. HOUYWOOD: Hollywood 4-5171 1016 No. Sycamore Avenue. Hollywood 38, Cat. custom — record NEW YORK “And I was in Egypt . . . and Greece and Italy”, points out exciting songstress Eartha Kitt to ABC’s disk jockey Martin Block as she ataunnaa sales tmks.Q recalls some of her world-wide travels during a guest shot on the coast-to- IWi* («fcrtt»n uf Anerict • tu roaimw coast “Martin Block Show”. ” “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box, Music Page 22 June 26, 1954

Swing & Sway “Sh-Boom” Acquired “Another Gold One?” By Brenner Music

NEW YORK—Progressive Music announced this week it had turned over its current hit tune, “Sh-Boom,” to Brenner Music. “Sh-Boom” had originally been is- f sued on the Cat label by the Chords and became an instant R & B hit with a very strong pop sales reaction. The tune was later cut by the Crewcuts on Mercury. Ahmet Ertegun of Progressive Mu- sic and Atlantic Records just returned from a trip to Washington, D. C. where he visited with pop jockeys Jerry Strong and Milton Q. Ford (WMAL); Jack Rowzie, Fred Fiske and Norman

Plotnick (WWDC) ; Jackson Lowe (WUST); Tex and Cliff Holland (WOOK) and Willis Conover (WEAM- Arlington, Wa. Va.). NEW YORK—When Sammy Kaye Ertegun was plugging his two At- opened at the Astor Roof for a sum- lantic hits “Sh-Boom” by the Chords mer’s engagement recently, Jerry and “Honey Love” by Clyde McPhat- Marshall was among the top djs who ter and his Drifters for pop airplay as J showed up at opening night. Jerry both tunes are getting strong pop ac- conducts “Make Believe Ball- NEW YORK—Interviewer Hilda Simms of Radio Station WOV predicts WNEW’s ceptance. room.” “Yes” as Billy Ward harmonizes with his waxing of “Three Coins In The Fountain.” Enjoying the performance are fellow Dominoe Milton Merle (standing) and WOV record spinner Johnny Van. I Orlando Woman Wins “ANSWER ME, MY LOVE” “X” Plans Summer Coral Names Cosnat Four Aces Contest Cleveland Distrib "THE LITTLE Package Drive ORLANDO, FLA.—The winning NEW YORK—Coral Records an- letter in a contest asking “Why the nounced this week that it has consum- SHOEMAKER" Four Aces’ version of ‘Three Coins In NEW YORK—“X” Records an- mated a deal with Cosnat Distributing nounce a new summer package mer- The Fountain” is my favorite record,” in Cleveland for the firm to be the chandising program this week. It will was sent in by Mrs. Mildred Buchanan Coral distributor in that city. Elliot concentrate on pop and vault original of this city, to disk jockey Johnny Blaine of Casnat and Norman Wien- albums. BOURNE, INC. Fairchild of WORZ in Orlando. It stroer of Coral both went to Cleveland reads as follows: There will be a merchandise dis- to complete negotiations. 136 W. 52nd Street, New York 19 a count to distribs who in turn will pass Eddie Kleinbaum will be in charge Dear Johnny, on a 10% discount to retailers. An of the Cleveland Cosnat office. And The Four Aces’ Recording of even exchange privilege will be in David Freed will be the dj and oper- effect until 31 all ator contact “Three Coins In The Fountain” is December on the man. albums purchased. Two orders will be Cosnat already distributes for Coral favorite record because it re- RECORD TALENT WANTED my permitted, one on June 15 and one on in its Newark branch. Singers, songs, musicians, novelty and minds me of when I was a little July 15. master records considered. in Call or Write girl living on a farm Texas. In addition “X” will supply an LP and EP wooden merchandiser free of Mellin Sells HALL OF FAME RECORDS We had a beautiful fountain. It Masters charge to be used during the promo- SUITE 1105 1697 BROADWAY, N. Y. C. was near the shade trees and flow- tion. Since it will have no identifying JUdson 6-7684 yard. To Diskeries ers in our marks, the merchandiser will be able While we practiced our musical to be used afterwards. There will also NEW YORK—Robert Mellin has instruments, we would watch three be issued a new “X” catalogue with gone wholeheartedly into the process of recording his own tunes with new fish swimming in the fountain, and all the label’s merchandise to date. A SURE HIT! artists and selling them to various rec- they always seemed to say to us, Among the albums scheduled for the ord companies. "YOU'RE MINE" “We’ll String Along With You,” push are a Russ Case LP, one by Jean His most recent sale is “Ramblin’ ” b/w so my three brothers named them Goldkette and another called King And Glamblin’ backed with “A Bone, A Rag, A Lock Of Hair” by Ted Nor- DO, HOPE and LOVE. Now, those Oliver’s Uptown Jazz. "ROAMIN' MAN" man which Mellin has soid to RCA BY days seem so far away, and The Victor. The disks are due out this DANNY OVERBEA Four Aces’ recording of “Three week. Coins In The Fountain” has such a Ferlin Joins Cui’rently also several diskeries are Checker Huskey bidding for Mellin’s 796 hauting melody that says: Don’t recording of “Ba- hama Buggy Ride” and “It Isn’t Right” you know the three most essential Grand Ole Opry by a sentational new group called The RECORD CO. things in life are: Encores. The sides are now being issued on Mellin’s Algonquin label. 4750-52 Cottage Grove Ave. Something to DO Chicago 15, Illinois Someone to LOVE NASHVILLE, TENN.—Reports that Ferlin Huskey, one of Capitol Records Something to HOPE for . . . leading country artists, with head- Conference make it mine RECORD PROMOTER quarters in Springfield, Mo., dissolved make it mine wants position with growing indie label han- here Saturday, June 12th when it was make it mine . . . dling SALES and PROMOTION. Covering Ohio announced by executives of Radio Sta- and other territories. Have D.J., and record Sincerely, distributor contacts. Will accept position in tion WSM that the popular Capitol Re- other towns. cording Artist will affiliate himself Write Mrs. Mildred Buchanan with the famous, twenty-eight-year- Box 271 Cincinnati 1, Ohio 121 North Summerline Orlando, Florida old Radio Show, Grand Ole Opry. Huskey, in Nashville for a guest appearance on the half-hour Coast-to- . A*//r' Coast broadcast of Grand Ole Opry, K:WHO'S: > was accompanied by his recording manager, Ken Nelson, Country and Western A&R head for Capitol Rec- o/ AFRAID./ , ords. The move came as a switch-sur-

-(Not /, Not l, Not prise, since it had been previously an- JOIY !) S, BETTY MADIGAN MGM 11716 nounced that the genial Huskey would join the Red Foley Show and work NEW YORK— Personal Manager with Lou’s Top Talent, Inc., at Spring- Louis Capone confers with publicist “DESIREE” field, Mo. Sidney Ascher, and record promoter THE CORONET ORCH MGM 30845 Paul Brown regarding Tommy Mara’s According to Jim Denny, WSM Art- ” latest MGM release, “Rough Ridin’ Advanced Music Corp. ist Service Bureau head, Huskey will LOWELL MUSIC CORP. and “I Need Someone,” as Tommy 488 Madison Ave., 1619 Broodwoy. New York-, N. Y. make his first appearance on the Mara tapes messages for the disk York N. Y. New 22, ‘Opry’ in about two weeks. jockeys.

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Bill Silbert Starts Summer Show From Palisades Park

NEW YORK—A specially created ters on the subjects of popular music, summer live show of two-hour dura- good citizenship and sportsmanship. tion featuring Bill Silbert, popular Members of the “Saints and Spinners NEW YORK: New York disk jockey and leader of Club” will be admitted to Palisades the Saints and Spinners Club, the Amusement Park without charge dur- Danny Kessler, back from his honeymoon, to find that his Groove release WMGM Orchestra under the direction ing the Monday night broadcasts upon of “Little Things Mean A Lot” by thrush Bertice Reading is taking off in many of Joel Herron, and a flock of the na- presentation of their membership cities. Bertice’s manager, Stan Pat, has been working with in the deejays tion’s top recording stars, will be cards. Detroit and Philadelphia resulting in good exposure and strong sales in those broadcast over WMGM every Monday Herron is one of the country’s top areas. . . . Herman Lubinsky, Savoy Records, has come up with a group, good night from 8:00 to 10:00 o’clock start- orchestra leaders, and a distinguished Luther Bond and His Emeralds. The lads hit with their initial release, “What ing June 21st direct from the Pali- pianist and composer. He was the If You”, and their follow up looks even stronger. The sades Amusement Park on the Jersey musical director of the MGM Radio team has a good sound with Luther Bond an exciting Cliffs. Attractions, the MGM Theater of the lead. The new release is “You Were Love” and My “The Bill Silbert Show” will have Air and the MGM Musical Comedy “Starlight, Starbright”. . . . Fortune Record’s “Adios, participating sponsors, among them Theater of the Air. His orchestra has My Desert Love” by The Diablos coming up strong Coca Cola. appeared in such top-flight night spots in Detroit and could spread out to become national a The one hundred and twenty minute as the Versailles, Stork Club, Copa- hit. . . . Atlantic’s sweep of the Disk Jockey Poll noth- musical jamboree will afford the thou- cabana. Embassy and the Persian ing short of phenomenal. The Clovers, Joe Turner, sands of teen-age members of the Room of the Plaza Hotel. He has Ruth Brown, The Drifters, all winners. Joe Turner Saints and Spinners Club an oppor- done special arrangements for such was awarded his scroll at the Apollo Theatre, Harlem, tunity to dance to Herron’s music dur- outstanding performers as Jimmy Du- last Wednesday by deejay Jack Walker. . . . Tentative ing the broadcast from the huge out- rante, Jane Froman and Lucienne and still nebulous plans are for a huge road show to door ballroom at the famous amuse- Boyer and has many song hits to his organized to play America’s major cities for be the ment park. credit. benefit of the National Association for the Advance- In addition, both the operators of Charlotte Lord, assistant to Silbert, ment of Colored People. The show business commit- the park and program officials of the will be the coordinator of the two-hour tee still in the formative stage is sparked by Lionel Metro - Goldwyn - Mayer 50,000 - watt program. Sam Dann, WMGM staff Hampton and includes Billy Shaw, Shaw Artist Corp. BERTICE READING outlet, will salute a daily newspaper writer, will be in charge of script Moe Gale, The Gale Agency; Joe Glaser, Associated each week for its journalistic contri- material for “The Bill Silbert Show.” Booking Agency; Ben Bart, Universal Attractions; Ahmet Ertegun, Atlantic butions in the fight against juvenile “The Bill Silbert Show” from Pali- Records; and John Hammond. . . . Bobby Shad, Emarcy released an old Na- delinquency and vandalism. The first sades Amusement Park will be heard tional recording of Billy Eckstine that sounds mighty appealing. Should go newspaper to be cited is the Daily every Monday through Sept. 6th. well the jazz fans. . . . Lyons, Blue Note, excited his with and pop A1 about Mirror and one of its editorial repre- Art Blakey-Sabu “Message from Kenya”. Blakey on the drums and Sabu on sentatives will be present to receive the Congo form an exciting duo and the disk has created a stir in Philadelphia the award. already. . . . A1 Silver, Herald Records, reports good jockey and distrib reac- Star Sax “ Among the recording stars sched- tion to the samples of his Thrillers ’Lizabeth” and “Please Talk To Me”. . . . uled to appear on the premier pro- Monte Bruce hopping with excitement. The Harptones “Memories of You” after gram are Monica Lewis, Richard selling very well in the r & b market broke out popwise in Pittsburgh, Pa. Hayes, Karen Chandler, Alan Dale, and Monte now hopes the disk can take hold and go for a long pop ride. . . . Lon Monte and Jill Corey. Hal Fried- Hy Weiss, Old Town Records, skipping a heartbeat as his “Please Remember man, the television and radio pro- My Heart” by The Solitaires is making noise in L.A. and New York. . . . ducer and director, has been desig- George Goldner, Tico Records, announced the signing of Joe Loco to a long nated producer-director of the Silbert term contract. George also signed Tito Rivera and immediately cut some sides two-hour program from the park. that are already getting a good reaction. Tunes are “Begin The Beguine” and Friedman is currently co-producer of “Lullaby Of Broadway”. the full-hour Paul Whiteman “On The CHICAGO: Boardwalk” television pi'ogram origi- Second annual Star Night, to be held at Soldier’s Field, this city, 7/24, will nating from the Atlantic City Steel bring together some of the greatest names in the record industry, including Pier. He previously was producer of Nat “King” Cole, Sarah Vaughan. Also Roy Hamilton and The Orioles. Daddy-0 Jerry Lester’s “Broadway Open Daylie skedded to emcee portion of this star-studded show, which will play House” and served as an NBC staff

Detroit on the 23rd, our town the 24th and Cleveland on the 25th. . . . Danny producer on many other successful Overbea, whose Checker waxing of “You’re Mine” b/w “Roamin’ Man” is radio and television programs. getting lots action, currently starring at the of Crown Silbert is one of the most popular Propeller Lounge. . . . Another of Len and Phil Chess’ radio personalities among teen-agers stars, Muddy Waters, just back from a successful of the metropolitan area. Youngsters in thrilled to engagement Birmingham. And simply have filled both his indoor and outdoor return and find his “Just Make Love To Me” in the studios to overflowing. In an effort LONDON, ENGLAND— Frankie No. 1 spot here in the Windy City. . . . The progres- to make a creative contribution to Weir, London Records star, who broke sive Chess boys are bi-anching out even further. Have teen-age entertainment, Silbert orga- through in this country with his ver- just introduced their first country and western disk. nized the “Saints and Spinners Club” sion of “The Happy Wanderer,” and The currently popular “I Understand Just How You via his WMGM shows. He has taken now has a new contender in his coup- Feel” b/w “That’s All You Gotta Do”, recorded by his members on picnics, theatre par- ling of “Never Never Land” and “Lit- Jack Ford, who, Len tells us, is a member of the ties and other social activities. He tle Shoemaker,” demonstrates his sax-

. . Billy cast of Louisiana Hayride. . The Taylor Trio has lectured at Police Athletic Centers, aphone playing to a youthful fan in playing a return engagement at the Streamliner, 7/13 public libraries and other youth cen- London. thru 7/31. . . . Weary but happy, Mahalia Jackson just returned from an extensive but very successful nationwide tour. Which took her thru California, Rhythm n’ Blues Ramblings (Cont.) Texas, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Colorado, Louisiana, THE SPANIELS and his latin rhythm section. . . . Eddie Mesner of Aladdin Records says that Mississippi, Missouri, down to Mexico, then up thru Amos Milburn’s latest release “Glory of Love” should be one of his biggest. the East, including New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio. She must make one . . . “Scat Man” Crothers is now appearing- nitely at the Club Oasis along with quick trip thru Kentucky and New York, then returns home for a much needed Peggy Ann and John Anderson’s Band. Dinah Washington and Trio will open rest. . . . Ella Fitzgerald continues to pack the Blue Note. . . . Leo Kolheim at the Oasis July 16th. “Scat Man’s” latest Decca waxing of “On The Sunny long distance’d the Spaniels, now playing the Apollo Thitter, New York, who Side of The Street” is reported to be gaining in sales. . . . The Spiders, who told Leo they are simply overwhelmed at the reception they’re receiving. hit the top of the charts with their version of “You’re The One”, could have Their “Goodnight Sweetheart, Goodnight” continues to grow stronger. another winner with their latest Imperial waxing of “Slippin’ In” b/w “Pm ”. LOS ANGELES: Searchin’ . . . Another new one to watch is “I-Yi” b/w “It Ain’t That Way”

The new Earl “Fatha” Hines Band along with vocalist Penny Lynn made by The Hawks. . . . Jimmy Liggins and The Flairs leave on a tour through

their debut with a Capsule Concert 6/10 which was attended by members of Colorado Springs, Denver, Pueblo and Albuquerque stax-ting 7/2. . . . The

the press and many celebrities from the wax world. . . . The 10th Annual Caval- Sonny Thompson- Lula Reed package open for a nine day stand 7/9 to 7/18 cade of Jazz was presented June 20th at Wrigley Field. Star headliners in- at the China Pheasant in Seattle. The Robins, who are currently hot with cluded Louis Jordan, Ruth Brown, Count Basie, Perez Prado, Christine Kittrell, “Riot in Cell Block #9” on the Spark label, will soon be out with two more

The Lamplighters, The Flairs and the new nine year old singing sensation sides that are worth watching for. . . . Don’t forget our colossal 12th Anni-

Gloria Jean Harnage. . . . Fabor Robison, prexy of versary issue which will be out next week. Call WEbster 1-1121. NOW! Abbott Records, could easily have a hit on his hands with his new R & B release of “Can’t Get You Outta My Mind” b/w “Sugar Doll” by Billy King. Del Roy Two new releases! The Great Crows singing recently left on a nationwide tour calling on deejays

and distributors to . . promote the platter. . Amos SLAUGHTER 0N10THAVE” Milburn staged a three day engagement at the new "BABY" Tico 10-198 Savoy Ballroom June 18th thru 20th. . . . Count Basie and staged a successful three day engagement at Billy Berg’s Five Four Ballroom June 18th, 19th & 20th. “ONE BEAT MAMBO" . . . Art Rupe, prexy of Specialty Records, has had UNTRUE Tico 10-199 such tremendous reaction locally on “Cool Caravan” Rama # 29 b/w “Blue Saxophone” by The Rhythm Cats that he JOE LOCO is now releasing it nationally. He also announced other big releases by Percy Mayfield, Roy Milton and two new spirituals featuring the Meditation Singers and 220 WEST 42nd STREET ROY MILTON Brother Joe May along with The Pilgrim Travelers. NEW YORK, N. Y. ... A new nitery for mambo enthusiasts has opened up at Western and Hollywood Blvd. called Mambo City. Recent jam sessions spotlighted Lionel (Chico) Sessman, KOWL disc jockey, along with Tito Rivera

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RIGHT IN LINE FOR SALES! Stars Over Harlem “MEMORIES IN MELODY” KID KING'S COMBO EXCELLO 2037 Out of town visitors to Harlem are

' ^oITre the only finding time to buy a few records. The Harlem hits that the folks back GOOD THING” home just must know about. Records JACK TOOMBS like The Drifters’ “Honey Love,” The 2033 EXCELLO Chords’ “Sh-Boom,” Nat Cole’s latest NEW ORIGINAL) CHICAGO (THE ORLEANS A GREAT SPIRITUAL flavorsome “It Happens To Be Me” and “Make Her Mine,” Bill Doggett’s “BAPTISM OF JESUS” “Easy,” Billy Eckstine’s “Lost In The Top Ten Tunes Netting Heaviest Play, Compiled From Reports Submitted Weekly To The Cash Box, By Leading Music Operators In New York City, Chicago and New Orleaw. By THE SKYLARKS Loveliness,” “I’m In A Mood” and NASHBORO # 545 HONEY LOVE JUST MAKE WORK WITH ME 4S's — 78's — IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT “Sea-breeze,” the latest Johnny Ace The Drifters LOVE TO ME ANNIE (Atlantic Muddy NASHBORO RECORD CO., INC. lulu “Please Forgive Me” and the 1029) Waters Midnighters © (Chess 1571) (Federal 12169) 177 3rd AVE. N. NASHVILLE, TENN. soothing new Vibranaires etching of PHONE 42-2215 WORK WITH ME WORK WITH ME SHAKE, RATTLE the fast climbing “Doll Face” which ANNIE ANNIE AND ROLL Midnighters Midnighters also broke big after a couple of spins Joe Turner © (Federal 12169) (Federal 1 2169) (Atlantic 1026) by personable George Woods (he’s of GOODNIGHT SWEET- LOVEY DOVEY HONEY LOVE radio station WHAT. Irv Ballen and HEART, GOODNIGHT C/overs Drifters THE DIABLOS Spaniels (Atlantic 1022) (Atlantic 1029) his energetic staff of busy bodies, © (Vee-Jay 107) smash on Fortune # 509 Matty Singer, Gunter Hauer, and SH-BOOM GOODNIGHT SWEET- A MOTHER'S LOVE Harry Finfer, all aglow at the initial Chords HEART, GOODNIGHT Earl King (Cat 104) Spaniels (Specialty 495) orders placed by the ops and retailers. o (Vee-Jay 107) Ditto Chariot Records’ first heart- MY FRIENDS YOU'LL NEVER JUST MAKE Strangers WALK ALONE LOVE TO ME spiritual reading “I warming of Heard (King 4697) Roy Hamilton Muddy Waters © (Epic 9015) (Chess 1571) The Voice” and “Jesus Paid It All.” AINT CHA GOT ME SHAKE, RATTLE . . . Artist manager Cliff Martinez and CRY SOME MORE in # 2 CASH BOX WHERE YOU WANT ME AND ROLL The "5" Royales Decca Records latest calypso singing Buddy Johnson Joe Turner (Apollo 454) Hot Chart for Detroit © (Mercury 70377) (Atlantic 1026) sensation Marga Benitez stops us to in Box Listed Cash SHAKE, RATTLE say that “Man Loves Woman” b/w CRY SOME MORE BABY PLEASE "Coming Up in R & B", May 15, AND ROLL The "5“ Royales Fats Domino is the Joe Turner (Apollo 454) (Imperial 5283) # 4 in Billboard May 29, and “Winos On Parade” waxing © (Atlantic 1026) which caused the bookers here and

DEAR ONE IF 1 LOVED YOU MY PLEA BREAKING NATIONWIDE! there to seek the services of this ex- The Scarlets Roy Hamilton Dave Dixon Write, Wire, Phone TO-7-3077 (Red Robin 128) (Epic 9047) (Savoy 1126) citing little artist. . . . Success and © happiness always to Portem salesman FORTUNE RECORDS CHOP SUEY MAMBO OH, BABY PLEASE FORGIVE ME is strolling altar Little Walter Johnny Ace 11629 Linwood, Detroit 6, Mich. Bob Schwaid who Alfredito (Rainbow 243) (Checker 793) (Duke 128) bound come June 27. She’s the former ©

Barbara Wank. While acioss Philly IT SHOULD'VE GOODNIGHT SWEET- IF 1 LOVED YOU way d.j. Kae Williams took the happy Roy Hamilton BEEN ME HEART, GOODNIGHT (Epic 9047) Ray Charles Spaniels journey during the past week. A card CD (Atlantic 1021) (Vee-Jay 107) from George Woods informs us that Cosnat’s Harry Chips, Joe Nanny of King, Gotham’s Harry Finfer and in 1 i r. Matty Singer also among those wish- in | | MEMPHIS ing the happy couple well. . . . Former NEWARK ll |san franciscoI | WHOM man with the waxey happen- ings, Willie Bryant, back with more WORK WITH ME WORK WITH ME HONEY LOVE of same at same place same time ANNIE ANNIE Drifters which has brought many a happy smile ( Midnighters Midnighters (Atlantic 1029 0 (Federal 12169) (Federal 1 2169) 8508 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 46, Cal. back to the faces of Harlem’s control- SH-BOOM SHAKE, RATTLE JUST MAKE LOVE lers of the turntables. . . . Enjoyed Ul Chords AND ROLL TO ME Muddy Waters another sitting with Ahmet Ertegun (Cat 104) Joe Turner (Atlantic 1026) (Chess 1571) and award winner Joe Turner while SHAKE, RATTLE SH-BOOM WORK WITH ME dining and digging the Jack Walker Am AND ROLL Chords ANNIE Joe Turner (Cat 104) Midnighters and Georgia Carr’s stint in the tasty (Atlantic 1026) (Federal 12169) atmosphere of the Palm Cafe. ... A YOU'RE THE ONE MY FRIENDS NO PLACE TO GO quick trip to Pennsylvania offered this The Spiders Strangers Howling Wolf (Imperial 5265) (King 4697) (Chess 1566) column the treat of lending two very © appreciative ears to the renditions BLUE MONDAY GOODNIGHT SWEET- OH BABY hsHb Smiley Lewis HEART, GOODNIGHT Little Walter Milt trio delivered by Buckner his and (Imperial 5268) The Spaniels (Checker 793) (Vee-Jay 107) the wailing Orioles. Returned to the Uptown area to once again patrol the LOVEY DOVEY PLEASE FORGIVE ME PLEASE FORGIVE ME Brv Clovers Johnny Ace Johnny Ace spots and tour the jocks with Specialty (Atlantic 1022) (Duke 128) (Duke 128) Records’ live wire Johnny Vincent

EVERYTHING 1 DO who’s busy working like a trojan with OH, BABY WISH ME WELL AMERICA’S No. 1 BLUES HIT! IS WRONG Little Walter Memphis Slim B. B. King (Checker 793) (United 176) Savoy 1 1 28 the new Roy Milton ditty which de- # (RPM 411) finitely possess a distinctively different PLEASE FORGIVE ME HONEY LOVE LOVEY DOVEY kick for the sensational maestro. “BLUE A! A Johnny Ace Drifters Clovers (Duke 128) (Atlantic 1029) (Atlantic 1022)

_ IT SHOULD'VE MY MERORIES HOURS” 1 SMELL A RAT been ME OF YOU Willie Mae Thornton Instrumental jjni B“| M Ray Charles Harp-Tones (Peacock 1602) by the HOT SHOTS For The Disk Jocks (Atlantic 1021) (Bruce 102)

REC0RD co inc. GOODNIGHT SWEET- JUST MAKE LOVE EVERYTHING 1 DO lOiynY It’s The Cash Box HEART, GOODNIGHT TO ME IS WRONG Spaniels Muddy Waters B. B. King OH f U I 58 Market St., Newark, N.J. 1 © (Vee-Jay 107) (Chess 1566) (RPM 128)

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A DOLLAR DOWN Louis Jordan (Aladdin 3243) in d • t BILLY WARD and His in in New York, St. Louis | LOS 1 DOMINOES PHILADELPHIA 1 i ST. LOUIS BIG LONG SLIDIN' THING j ANGELES j “THREE COINS IN Dinah Washington (Mercury 10392) THE FOUNTAIN” The Top Ten Tunes Netting Heaviest Play, Compiled From Reports Submitted Weekly To St. Louis The Cash Box, By Leading Music Operators in Dallas, Los Angeles and Other Cities Listed. “Lonesome Road” King # 1364 I SH-BOOM SH-BOOM WISH ME WELL HOLD ME, BABY Chords Chords Memphis Slim THE MIDNIGHTERS (Cat 104) (Cat 104) (United 176) Sue Allen & Oscar Slack (Groove 0012) “SEXY WAYS” WORK WITH ME GOODNIGHT SWEET- HONEY LOVE Richmond ANNIE The Drifters HEART, GOODNIGHT “Don’t Say Your Last Goodbye” Spaniels Midnighters (Atlantic 1029) Federal 12185 © (Federal 12169) (Vee-]a^ s/WWVS/VWW'^^ MAYBE YOU'LL BE THERE YORK BROTHERS HONEY LOVE JUST MAKE LOVE WORK WITH ME The Orioles The Drifters TO ME ANNIE (Atlantic 1029) Muddy Waters Midnighters (Jubilee 5143) “DEEP WITHIN (Chess 1571) (Federa^2169)^^^^^^^ © Boston GOODNIGHT SWEET- WORK WITH ME LOVEY DOVEY MY HEART” HEART GOODNIGHT ANNIE Clovers Spaniels Midnighters (Atlantic 1022) “I’ll Leave The Door Open” o (Vee-Jay 107) (Federal 12169) KING 1351 WHERE DID YOU STAY DEAR ONE JOHNNY'S BLUES BONNIE LOU Fats Domino The Scarlets Johnny Hodges New Hines Crew (Imperial 5283) (Red Robin 128) (Clef 89098) © “WAIT FOR ME, DARLING" YOU'LL MAYBE GOODNIGHT SWEET- HONEY LOVE Draws Raves “Blue Tennessee Rain” BE THERE Drifters HEART, GOODNIGHT King 1365 Lee Andrew & The Hearts The Spaniels (Atlantic 1029) © (Rainbow 252) (Vee-Jay 107) HOLLYWOOD, CALIF.—The music 1 UNDERSTAND JUST MY MEMORIES I CRIED world got its first look and listen to YOU FEEL OF YOU DISTRIBUTED BY HOW The Velvets the Earl Hines “new sound” combina- Four Tunes (Robin 127) Harp-Tones © (Jubilee 5132) tion when the “Fatha” introduced the crew at a press preview party on June SWEET SUE MAMBO RIOT IN AIN'T CHA GOT ME 10th. Hines, who left a successful big Chris Powell CELL BLOCK I# 9 WHERE YOU WANT ME band in favor of a small group, offered RECORDS (Grand 108) Buddy Johnson The Robins a highly unusual experience for the © (Spark 103) (Mercur^70377^^^^^^^ music reviewers. AVAILABLE IN CANADA ON

IF 1 LOVED YOU SHAKE, RATTLE EISENHOWER BLUES Hines opens at the Crescendo in KING RECORDS 11 Roy Hamilton AND ROLL J. B. Lenore {Quality- 11J (Epic 9047) Joe Turner (Parrott 802) Hollywood, on June 18. (Atlantic^J 026)^^^^^^ PLEASE FORGIVE ME HEY, LITTLE GIRL SH-BOOM Johnny Ace Richard Lewis Chords CD (Duke 128) (Aladdin 323 8) (Cat 104) Introducing ABBOTT s First in in in | L DALLAS NASHVILLE SHOALS, IND. RHYTHM and BLUES RECORDING

SH-BOOM SHAKE, RATTLE WORK WITH ME Chords AND ROLL ANNIE (Cat 104) Joe Turner Midnighters o (Atlanti^026 (Federal 12169) ^^^^^^^ JUST MAKE WORK WITH ME SHAKE, RATTLE LOVE TO ME ANNIE AND ROLL Muddy Waters Midnighters Joe Turner BILL © (Chess 1571) (Federal 12169) (Atlantic 1026) PLEASE FORGIVE ME GOODNIGHT SWEET- SUCH A NIGHT Johnny Ace HEART, GOODNIGHT The Drifters (Duke 128) Spaniels (Atlantic 1019) © (Vee-Jay 107)

1 EVERYTHING DO YOU'LL NEVER I DIDN'T WANT IS WRONG WALK ALONE TO DO IT KING B. B. King Roy Hamilton Spiders o (RPM 411) (Epic 9015) (jmperia^265^^^^ HONEY LOVE JUST MAKE CRY SOME MORE The Drifters LOVE TO ME The "5" Royales © (Atlantic 1029) Muddy Waters (Apollo 454) (Chess 1571) THE SINGINEST MAN SHAKE, RATTLE YOU'RE THE ONE YOU'LL NEVER YOU'VE EVER SEEN' AND ROLL The Spiders WALK ALONE Joe Turner (Imperial 5265) Roy Hamilton (Atlantic © 1026) (Epic 9015) GOODNIGHT SWEET- OH BABY BABY HEART, OH GOODNIGHT Little Walter Little Walter Spaniels (Checker 793) (Checker 793) CAN’T GET YOU OUTTA’ a (Vee-Jay 107) 199 WORK WITH ME LOVEY DOVEY IT SHOULD'VE ANNIE MY MIND’ Clovers BEEN ME Midnighters (Atlantic 1022) Ray Charles © (Federal 12169) (Atlantic 1021) CRY SOME MORE THE STORY THE THINGS THAT “SUGAR DOLL’ The "5" Royales OF MY LIFE Abbott 1001 I USED TO (Apollo 454) Guitar Slim DO © £Spec/a/fy4902__^__ Guitar Slim (Sj>ecialt^482^^^^^^

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PAPA LIGHTFOOT JIMMY WITHERSPOON (Imperial 714) THE USB BOB (Federal 12189) WOMEN, WHISKEY” “WINE, * “I DONE [Commodore BMI — A. AWARD O THE WEEK* TOLD YOU” (2:35) ® (2:07) [Armo BMI — Dorothy Willis] Sandpaper throated Papa ® Lightfoot] Jimmy Witherspoon shouts out orders Lightfoot chants a middle tempo to “stop running around”. A typical with drive. Tune is instrumen- “SPIDER WEB” (2:25) jump Witherspoon release that will catch a with emphasis on the tal^ performed [Jay & Cee BMI—Ray Barrow] portion of the sales market. harmonica lead. “THE GYPSY” (2:20) “MEAN OLD TRAIN” (2:27) “OH BOY” (2:18) [Armo BMI— © [Commodore BMI—A. Lightfoot] [Leeds ASCAP—Billy Reid] © Willis, Willis] A quick beat en- Lightfoot sounds better on the ears as ergetic piece with Witherspoon rock- TINY BRADSHAW ing out he chants the rhythmic staccato a beat. Orking provides a (King foottapping sound simulating train sounds. Har- 4727) backdrop. leads the instrumental again ' monica ' - • Tiny Bradshaw swings out section. on this side, “Spider Web”, for a r ;8 rocking instrumental that should THE CRYSTALS GOD’S CHILDREN please his ever growing following. (Luna 10-101) (Jay Dee 1100) Tiny’s sidemen go slightly wild on this evergreen and come up with “SQUEEZE ME BABY” (2:57) WITH GOD” “GET RIGHT some intriguing sounds. It’s excit- © [Buddy Cooper] The Crystals ® (2:25) [Beacon BMI — Ulysses ing and a blood pressure raiser. make their debut on the new label Smith] God’s Children beat out a syn- Should follow the successful pat- with a good wax. The boys drive along copated religious item with an excit- tern of Bradshaw releases. The with a good beat and treatment of the ing tempo, handclaps and chant that flip, “The Gypsy”, has Tiny on the bouncer. Material good but a little on stirs. Good religious wax. vocal. Tiny handles the lyrics in a the routine side. smooth and appealing style that “I I PRAYED” (2:18) PRAYED, makes for easy and relaxing listen- “COME TO ME DARLING” [Beacon BMI — Ulysses Smith] ® TINY BRADSHAW ing. Two good sides. © (2:45) [Earl Wade] The Crystals of delivery the In the same style perform a slow ballad prettily. The rhythmic group sings a slow tempo group has a good sound and per- item effectively. formance promises well for the future. MARGA BENITEZ (Decca 48318) “YOU WERE MY LOVE” (2:40) “WINO’S ON PARADE” (2:40) ROBERTA MARTIN SINGERS [Benitez, King] A calypso of the STARLIGHT STARBRIGHT” (2:45) (Apollo 285) poor wino and his sad story. Thrush is given chorus support by the Mello- LUTHER BOND AND THE EMERALDS “SHINE HEAVENLY LIGHT” Tones. (Savoy 1131) © (3:01) [Martin BMI — Roberta Martin] The top-flight Roberta Mar- “MAN LOVE WOMAN” (2:41) • Following his successful initial light Starbright”, is a slow blues, tin Singers blend on a slow dramatic [Benitez, Straughn, Darion] An release on Savoy, “What If You”, about which the same strong ad- religious wax. Inspirational number infectious Calypso mambo sung by Luther Bond and his Emeralds fol- jectives might be used. The group with much feeling and over the coun- Marga Benitez with appeal. Marga low up with a two sider that bears has a sound all its own, a very im- ter reaction should be strong. tells the story of man loving woman the stamp of a potent sales-puller. portant asset in these days when since the world began. A light side “You Were My Love” is a slow every group sounds like every “I’M JUST WAITING ON THE with a gay feeling. pretty that lead Bond sings with LORD” (3:00) [Martin BMI— other. With a proper promotional ® a distinctiveness and quality that Fay Brown] Another warm and stir- makes for much appeal. The group follow up this aggregation could ring etching. A strong religious PIANO RED backs in fine style. The flip, “Star- break big. coupling. (Groove 0023) “BIG ROCK JOE FROM KO- © KOMO” (2:10) [Lowery Music BMI—Joe Cotton] Piano Red rocks out with a driving item that features THE VELVETS PEE WEE CRAYTON (Imperial 5288) JAZZ his belting vocal and barrelhouse (Red Robin 127) pianistics. A chuckley delivery and a “EVERY DOG HAS A DAY” happy hunk o’ wax. (2:18) [Commodore Music BMI “I CRIED” (2:55) [Bob Dan D. Bartholomew] Pee Wee Crayton ( Rating is based on appeal to the “DECATUR STREET BLUES” ® BMI—Sampson, Heard] The Vel- sings an appealing folksy slow blues. jazz market.) © (2:25) [Cherio Music BMI— veta come up with another potent Pee Wee prays for “that day” to come Chick Thompson] More rocking piano etching as they blend beautifully on so that he can live good. Smooth de- BILLY ECKSTINE and a driving “Red” vocal. Red is a slow pretty ballad blues. Very pleas- livery. EmArcy 16010) “coming home” to Decatur Street and ant on the ears. “DO UNTO OTHERS” (2:19) the etching makes it sound like a [Commodore Music BMI — D. “SENTIMENTAL MOOD” (2:41) happy occasion. “TELL HER” (2:54) [Bob Dan Bartholomew] Pee Wee rocks a © [American Academy ASCAP] 0 BMI — Snelson] The boys work bouncer based on the old command- One of the old National sides that THE HAWKS sweetly on a similar pretty and come ment. A good change of pace that date back to Billy’s pre MGM days. up with a tasty coupling. Eckstine’s sound is a little different. (Imperial 662) moves. That of a young Eckstine and before “I-YI” (2:20) [Commodore BMI he had acquired his present styling. —Bartholomew] The Hawks de- One of the top jazz artists, the chan- liver a slow tempo bounce with a ter is ever commercial and this re- catchy novelty chant that sounds com- lease should interest both jazz and mercial. The lads should make some THE CASH BOX pop buyers. noise with this one. ’Rhythm “IN THE STILL OF THE “IT AIN’T THAT WAY” (2:43) •N Blots BEST BETS ® NIGHT” (2:40) [Chappell [Commodore BMI—Bartholomew, ASCAP] The lovely standard as por- llstod in addh Matthews] The flip is a slow blues In du opinion of Tho Cath Box made Hoff, neordt , trayed by Mi\ B. is still potent, fresh (ton to tho "DU*" and “Sloopor” Of Tho V'ook. ora thoaa Ukoly to delivered in tasty fashion. Lead has oehiooo popularity. and dramatic. Tho no longer the an excellent sound and the balance powerful draw he was re disk sales, of the group nails down the beat. 'I-YI" The Hawks Imperial 662 this etching should please a host of This group will be heard from. 'IT AIN'T THAT WAY" The Hawks Imperial 662 buyers.

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The Cash Box, Music Page 27 June 26 , 1954 “Who Can Say” Victor Issues Mambo Disks To Dee Jays

NEW YORK—Because of the tremendous influx of mambo music into the United States, disk jockeys throughout the country are being requested and are programming more and more mambo records every day. To aid the dee jay in this respect, WORK WITH ME ANNIE Frank Amaru of RCA Victor’s Inter- national Division Midnighters is offering to disk jockeys who wish to program mambo (Federal 12169) shows, a kit which includes twenty five of Victor’s most popular and most danceable mambo disks. SHAKE, RATTLE These records were selected from AND ROLL a list of the best selling mambos according to record dealers. Turner 0 Joe It is surprising, incidentally, to (Atlantic 1026) note that the greatest response to this campaign as of the present has come GOODNIGHT SWEET- from d.j.’s who are in the smaller HEART, GOODNIGHT cities and towns rather than from those in the big cities where mambo 0 Spaniels music has its largest market. (Vee-Jay 107) Amaru said that he would be glad NEW YORK—MGM recording artist Mitzi Mason autographs her waxing to hear from dee jays and would assist SH-BOOM of “Who Can Say” to Abe Lipsky of Young Distributing in New York, dis- them on a first come first serve basis. tributors of Wurlitzer phonographs. Chords Jockeys who program a sufficient 0 (Cat 104) amount of this Latin American wax will continued to be supplied with new JUST MAKE Victor mambo releases as they are LOVE TO ME Meeting Dates Of issued. G Muddy Waters (Chess 1571) Music Operators’ Associations » »»»»» JOEL TURNERO HONEY LOVE »- ARTISTS & SPECIAL MATERIAL * June 21—Westchester Operators’ Guild, Inc. TERRIFIC o Place: American Legion Hall, 57 Mitchell Place, White TUNES n Drifters BISHOP BLDG. o G (Atlantic 1029) Plains, N. Y. 271 W. 125 ST. SUITE 210 NEW YORK, N.Y. o MO. 6-3810 4 21 Amusement Machine Operators of Baltimore LOVEY DOVEY Place: Pimlico Hotel, Baltimore, Md. 22 Western Massachusetts Music Guild Clovers Place: Ivy House, Springfield, Mass. 0 (Atlantic 1022) GATEMOUTH BROWN 22—Phonograph Merchants’ Assn., Cleveland, Ohio on Place: Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland, YOU'LL NEVER Ohio (executive WALK ALONE board). “OKIE DOKIE STOMP” 0 Roy Hamilton 27 Iowa Automatic Music Operator’s Assn. (Epic 9015) Place: Savery Hotel, Des Moines, Iowa. “DEPRESSION BLUES” 28 Central States Music Guild PLEASE FORGIVE ME Place: 805 Main Street, Peoria, 111. 0 Johnny Ace 28 Dallas Music Operators’ Assn. (Duke 128) Place: Big Pete’s, 5001 Lover’s Lane, Dallas, Tex.

29 Amusement Machine Assn, of Philadelphia, Inc. OH BABY Place: Broadwood Hotel, Broad & Wood Sts., Phila., Pa. July 1 Phonograph Merchants’ Assn., Cleveland, Ohio Little Walter — o A SMASH CD Place: Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio (Checker 793) (General). GOODNIGHT 1—California Music Guild ll+ Place: Sacramento Hotel, Sacramento, Calif. SWEETHEART

IF 1 LOVED YOU :: GOODNIGHT 1—Eastern Ohio Phonograph Operators’ Assn. Roy Hamilton o b/w O Place: Tod Hotel, Youngstown, Ohio (General). < "YOU DON'T MOVE ME" (Epic 9047) 5—California Music Guild :: THE SPANIELS Place: 311 Club, 311 Broadway, Oakland, Calif. CRY SOME MORE 4 VEE JAY 107 12 Amusement Machine Operators of Baltimore "5" Royales Place: Pimlico Hotel, Baltimore, Md. 'l/ee-pcuf RECORDS, INC. o (Apollo 454) 13 Western Massachusetts Music Guild 412 E. 47th St. Chicago 15, III. Place: Ivy House, Springfield, Mass. EVERYTHING 1 DO IS WRONG 13 California Music Guild WATCH FOR A NEW RELEASE © B. B. King Place: Fresno Hotel, Fresno, Calif. (RPM 411) by 14 California Music Guild Place: Bakersfield Inn, Highway Bakersfield, IT SHOULD'VE 99, Calif. THE BEEN ME 14 New York State Operators’ Guild 0 Ray Charles Place: Governor Clinton Hotel, Kingston, N. Y. THRILLERS (Atlantic 1021) 15 Eastern Ohio Phonograph Operators’ Assn. A sensational new Place: 1310 Market Street, Youngstown, Ohio (execu- vocal group WHERE DID YOU STAY tive board). Fats Domino 15—California Music Guild RECORDS V 214 W. Si St 0 (Imperial 5283) New Place: U. S. Grant Hotel, San Diego, Calif. Y«* oferato n. r.

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Don Larkin Jimmy Hutsell Joe Morris WAAT—Newark, N. J. WLAR—Athens, Tenn. WKDK—Newberry, S. C.

1. Slowly (Webb Pierce) 1. My Everything (Eddy Arnold) 1. I Get So Lonely 2. I Get So Lonely 2. Shake A Leg (Carlisles) (Johnnie & Jack) (Johnnie & Jack) 3. Rose Marie (Slim Whitman) 2. Slowly (Webb Pierce) 3. I'll Be There (Ray Price) 4. Even Tho (Webb Pierce) 3. One By One (Wells & Foley)

4. I Really Don't Want To Know 5. Back Up Buddy (Carl Smith) 4. Sparkling Brown Eyes (Pierce)

(Eddy Arnold) 6. I Really Don't Want To Know 5. I'll Be There (Ray Price) 5. Tennessee Ghost Train (Dale) (Eddy Arnold) 6. Shake A Leg (Carlisles) 6. Back Up Buddy (Carl Smith) 7. Good Deal, Lucille (Al Terry) 7. Even Tho (Webb Pierce) 7. My Everything (Eddy Arnold) 8. Downhill Drag (Chet Atkins) 8. Looking Back To See 8. Cry, Cry Darling (Newman) 9. There'll Be No Teardrops (J. E. & M. Brown) 9. Even Tho (Webb Pierce) Tonight (Hank Williams) 9. Cry, Cry Darling (Newman)

I Wright) 10. Love You (Ginny 10. Cry, Cry Darling (Edwards) 10. Back Up Buddy (Carl Smith)

Elby Stevens Ramblin' Lou Big Jim Hess WTWN—St Johnsbury, WHLD— Niagara Falls, N.Y. WIVK— Knoxville, Tenn. Vermont 1. I Love You (Jimmy Wakely) 1. One By One (Wells & Foley) 2. I Really Don't 1. Slowly (Webb Pierce) Want To Know 2. Even Tho (Webb Foley) (Eddy Arnold) 3. Back Buddy (Carl HILL 2. I Get So Lonely Up Smith) TOMMY 3. (Johnnie & Jack) Sparkling Brown Eyes (Pierce) 4. Looking Back To See 4. I Lonely 3. Rose Marie (Slim Whitman) Get So (J. E. & M. Brown) Singing (Johnnie & Jack) 4. I Really Don't Want To Know 5. I Get So Lonely (Eddy Arnold) 5. Out Behind The Barn (Johnnie & Jack) (Jimmy Dickens) 5. I'll Be There (Ray Price) 6. Out Behind The Barn 6. Even Tho (Webb Pierce) 6. I Don't Hurt Anymore (Snow) (Jimmy Dickens) IT 7. Shake A Leg (Carlisles) 7. One By One (Wells & Foley) 7. Don't Drop It (Terry Fell) SAY 8. Cry, Cry Darling (Edwards) NOW I 8. Think I'm Gonna Cry 8. I Don't Hurt Anymore (Snow) (George Morgan) 9. Sugar Booger (Eddie Hill) 9. Bamboozled (Lee Cooper) c/w 9. One By One (Foley & Wells) & 10. Two Whoops And A Holler 10. Call Off The Wedding (Hill) 10. Good Deal, Lucille (Al Terry) (Jean Shepard) BRIGHT LIGHTS Johnny Rion Art Barrett Paul Kallinger KSTL—St. Louis, Mo. WAVY— Norfolk, Va. XERF— Del Rio, Texas

1. I Don't Hurt Anymore (Snow) 1. I Don't Hurt Anymore (Snow) 1. Slowly (Webb Pierce) 2. 2. My New Love Affair (Sovine) IS YOUR HEAVEN 2. Back Up Buddy (Carl Smith) One By One (Foley & Wells) 3. Sparkling Brown Eyes (Pierce) 3. Please Believe Me (Rounders) 3. Even Tho (Webb Pierce) Hickory 1010 45-1010 4. Jealous Loving Heart (Tubb) 4. Backward, Turn Backward 4. Back Up Buddy (Carl Smith) 5. I'll Be There (Ray Price) (Pee Wee King) 5. Shake A Leg (Carlisles) 6. 6. I Think I'm Going To Cry 5. Thank You For Calling Looking Back To See (George Morgan) (Billy Walker) (J. E. & M. Brown)

7. I 7. They Made Me Fall In Love 6. My Heart And I (J. Collie) Don't Hurt Anymore (Snow) With You (Faron Young) 7. Pretty Words (M. Robbins) 8. You'd Better Not Do That (Tommy Collins) 8. I Get So Lonely 8. Sparkling Brown Eyes (Pierce) SE (Johnnie & Jack) 9. They Made Me Fall In Love 9. Call Off The Wedding (Hill) 9. One By One (Foley & Wells) With You (Faron Young) 10. Then I'll Stop Loving You 10. Lookin' Back To See 10. Beating On The Ding Dong (Jim Reeves) (J. E. & M. Brown) (Jim Reeves)

BOBBY DICK Sleepyhead Cliff L. F. Kenfield Red Smith KASM—Albany, Minn. WTIC— Hartford, Conn. WBOK—New Orleans, La. Singing 1. My New Love Affair (Sovine) 1. If You Would Only Be Mine 1. One By One (Foley & Wells) 2. Panamama (Hank Snow) (Sons Of The Pioneers) 2. Make Love To Me (G. Hill) 3. Shake A Leg (Carlisles) 2. Slowly (Webb Pierce) 3. I Get So Lonely 4. Back Up Buddy (Carl Smith) 3. As Far As I'm Concerned (Johnnie & Jack) 4. Don't Drop It (Terry Fell) I FEEL LUCKY (Yes, I Do) 5. Even Tho (Webb Pierce) (Red Foley) 5. Slowly Pierce) 6. I Get So Lonely 4. Good Deal Lucille (Hanley) (Webb

(Johnnie & Jack) 5. I Love You (Wright & Reeves) 6. I Don't Hurt Anymore (Snow) c/w 7. Then I'll Be Happy (Heap) 6. I'll Be There (Ray Price) 7. Sparkling Brown Eyes (Pierce) 8. They Made Me Fall In Love 7. You'd Better Not Do That 8. Out Behind The Barn With You (Faron Young) (Jimmy Dickens) (Jimmy Dickens) 9. Looking Back To See 8. Downhill Drag (Chet Atkins) 9. Oh How I Love You (Camp) (J. E. & M. Brown) 10. Cry, Cry Darling (Newman) A PRISONER OF 10. My Heart And I (J. Collie) 9. Pretty Words (Marty Robins) HEART "Chuckwagon Chuck" Cactus Jim Western Len Ellis A BROKEN Nichols KUTA—Salt Lake City, Utah WJOB—Hammond, Indiana

Hickory 1011 45-1011 KOWB—Laramie, Wyoming 1. One By One (Wells & Foley) 1. I Married A Man For His Money (Jessie James) 2. A Voice From On High 1. Slowly (Webb Pierce) 2. Even Tho (Webb Pierce) (Stanley Bros.) 2. You'd Better Not Do That 3. Slowly (Webb Pierce) 3. Rose Marie (Slim Whitman) (Tommy Collins) 4. Jilted (Red Foley) 4. You'd Better Not Do That Love (Slim 3. Secret Whitman) 5. Cry, Cry Darling (J. Heap) (Tommy Collins) 4. I Love You (Wright & Reeves) I'll Price) 6. I Really Don't Want To Know 5. Be There (Ray 5. Far I'm Concerned As As (Eddy Arnold) 6. I Don't Hurt Anymore (Snow) (Red & Betty Foley) 7. Sparkling Eyes (Pierce) 7. I Don't Hurt Anymore (Snow) Brown 6. Good Deal, Lucille (Al Terry) 8. I Get So Lonely 8. Mama Don't Cry At My 7. The Lilies Grow High (Johnnie & Jack) Wedding (Ginny Rodgers) Pioneers) (Sons Of The 9. We've Gone Too Far 9. I Really Don't Want To Know 8. Lovin' Spree (Eddie Hill) (Hank Thompson) Sin 3'"o (Eddy Arnold) JIMMY COLLIE 9. Jilted (Red Foley) 10. You'd Better Not Do That 10. Bimbo (Rod Morris) (Tommy Collins) 10. Back Up Buddy, (Carl Smith) HEART I «/« MY AND Jim Wilson Cliff Rodgers Dave Walshak WHY CAN'T YOU LOVE ME WHOO—Orlando, Fla. WHKK—Akron, Ohio KCTI—Gonzales, Texas 1. My Everything (Eddy Arnold) 1. Backward, Turn Backward 1. I Don't Hurt Anymore (Snow) Hickory 1009 45-1009 2. Cry, Cry Darling (Newman) (Pee Wee King) 2. Sparkling Brown Eyes (Pierce) 3. They Made Me Fall In Love 3. I Get So Lonely 2. Even Tho (Webb Pierce) With You (Faron Young) (Johnnie & Jack) 3. I Don't Hurt Anymore (Snow) 4. Cry, Cry Darling (Newman) 4. I Don't Hurt Anymore (Snow) 4. Cry, Cry Darling (Newman) 5. I'll Loving You 5. I'll Be There (Cowboy Copas) 5. Sparkling Brown Eyes (Pierce) Then Stop i ii ii i i 1 1 i i i (Jim Reeves) n ii ii 6. I'd Do It For You 6. Chapel On The Hill (Arnold) I Let (Curtis Gordon) 7. Back Up Buddy (Carl Smith) 6. I Love You So Much 7. Back You Go (Ray Price) Looking To See 8. You Weren't Ashamed To Kiss 7. Make Love To Me (G. Hill) Singing (J. E. & M. Brown) Me Last Night (Davis Sisters) AL TERRY 8. Even Tho (Webb Pierce) 8. Back Up Buddy (Carl Smith) 9. I Think I'm Going To Cry 9. You Better Not Do That 9. Remember You're Mine (George Morgan) (Skeets McDonald) c /w (Tommy Collins) GOOD DEAL, LUCILLE 10. Nuevo Laredo (Elton Britt) 10. Back Up, Buddy (Carl Smith) 10. Sugar Booger (Eddie Hill)

SAY A PRAYER FOR ME Smokey Smith Lillie Anne Doug Smith Hickory 1003 45-1003 KRNT— Des Moines, Iowa WIRC—Hickory, N. C. WSLS—Roanoke, Va.

1. Cry, Cry Darling (Newman) 1. Lookin' Back To See 1. Shake A Leg (Carlisles) 2. Looking Back To See 2. My New Love Affair (Sovine) (J. E. & M. Brown) 3. Looking Back To See 2. Sparkling Brown Eyes (Pierce) (J. E. & M. Brown 3. Even Pierce) (J. E. & M. Brown) 3. I'll Be There (Ray Price) Tho (Webb 4. He'll Part The Water (Carson) Inc.,, 4. Blue Guitar (Sheb Wooley) 4. Back Up Buddy (Carl Smith) ' Records, 5. Sparkling Brown Eyes 5. One By One (Foley & Wells) 5. I Get So Lonely Road 6. Honky Tonk Girl (Thompson) (Johnnie (Pierce-Wilburn Bros) Franklin j & Jack) 2510 6. Pretty Words (M. Robbins) 7. Tell Her Lies And Feed Her 6. I Always Get A Souvenir Tennessee 7. Too Die Nashville. ; Candy (Charlie Walker) (Tommy Collins) Much Young To 8. You Can't Judge A Book By 7. One By One (Wells & Foley) (Ray Price) 8. Out Behind The Barn Its Cover (Mac Wiseman) 8. I Want A Little Lovin' (Jim Dickens) 9. Even Tho (Webb Pierce) (Rusty Wellington) 9. Back Up Buddy (Carl Smith) 9. I Don't Hurt Anymore (Snow) 10. Much Too Young To Die 10. I Think I'm Going To Cry FROM YOUR NEAREST HICKORY DISTRIBUTOR (Ray Price) 10. God Bless Her (Louvin Bros.) (George Morgan) ” “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts

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TBS CASH BOX Country DJ Assn. Makes Plans For Future 3 GreatHit

NASHVILLE, TENN.—Members of on major labels had lately swung over the Board of Directors and Officers of to this practice. The Board took a RECORDINGS the Country Music Disc Jockeys As- definite stand that any record which sociation met in executive session at could not be played in a living room the Andrew Jackson Hotel, Nashville, before an assembled family would be Tennessee, during the weekend of a record unfit for country music radio May 22-23rd. All officers and six of audiences. Therefore, action by the the eight Board members were pre- Board established a method of pro- sent. cedure to be used with the offending Plans for an Annual Country Music artists and labels and it was unani- Day to be supported and promoted by mously agreed that the stand taken the members of the CMDJ Associa- by the group would be made known tion will be submitted for ratification through this press release to all mem- to the general membership meeting in bers of the trade. This subject of ob- November. This official CMDJ As- jectionable material is to be brought sociation Celebration in its planned up before the assembled membership HILLBILLY, form would be held on the same day at its convention in November at of the same week each year but with Nashville and while at the present FOLK the locale of the festival being moved writing no names of offending artists & WESTERN or labels will be published, the Board every year. It is felt that if the coun- JIM REEVES JUKE BOX try music disk jockeys themselves sup- felt certain that once the trade was TUNES port and promote this venture, it will appraised of the Association’s stand, gain wider national publicity and be recording sessions would be more “SEATIN’ ON THE absolutely independent of any outside closely supervised to effect the elimi- nation of such material. The Board influence. If accepted by the general DING DONG” membership in its present form, AN- is NOT under any circumstances con- SLOWLY NUAL COUNTRY MUSIC DAY sidering the possibility of a censorship b/w would be strictly a non-commercial group feeling that this would be im- ebb Pierce certainly W venture. The Board agreed that if practical and against the “MY RAMBLING HEART” principles established at the formation (Decca 28991; 9-28991) America’s country music artists Abbott 164 O agreed to perform free, certainly, the of the Association. It is felt that once nation’s country music fans can view the trade is aware of the Country the performance gratis. Music Disk Jockey’s stand, it will be I REALLY DON'T more than willing to cooperate. Another important action of the Before adjournment, the in- WANT TO KNOW Board was the unanimous decision to Board structed President Nelson King to call Eddy Arnold initiate a movement which would re- the general membership meeting at quire the cooperation of all factors of (RCA Victor © 20-5525; the country music business such as the Andrew Jackson Hotel for 10 a. m. 47-5525) publishers, record companies, artists, on the morning of November 18th, disk jockeys, etc., in the establishment 1954, with the Board to meet at 9 a. m. I DON'T HURT ANYMORE of a country music museum and Hall on the same date. This is one day of Achievement to be established at prior to the opening of WSM’s 29th Hank Snow the recognized center of the nation’s Anniversary Celebration of the Grand folk music interest, Nashville, Ten- Ole Opry Disk Jockey Festival. (RCA Victor 20-5698; 47-5698) nessee. This proposal is also to be presented to the general membership in November. However, any and all Robbery Occurs At BACK UP, BUDDY interested parties are invited to voice their opinions on this action as soon Carl Smith Arnold Office as possible and this can be done by Eddy GINNY WRIGHT O (Columbia 21226; 4-21226) contacting the Association’s president, “YOUR EYES Nelson King, WCKY, Cincinnati 1, BRENTWOOD, TENN.—The busi- Ohio. ness offices of Eddy Arnold were FEASTED UPON HER” A subject of lengthy discussion was broken into recently and a safe, con- ONE BY ONE . b/w the increasing trend toward record re- taining valuable papers and stock cer- Kitty Wells & Red Foley leases which include lyrics objection- tificates belonging to the recording “INDIAN MOON” able to country listeners. star were stolen. Arnold reported the (Decca 29065; 9-29065) music While realizing that these tactics have been theft to the newspapers, and offered Fabor 110 used for sometime by some small, in- an award for the recovery of his val- dependent labels in order to try for uables. No money was taken. Arnold EVEN THO recognition and action on some re- reported that the Tennessee Bureau leases, the Board’s cause for concern of Investigation had taken finger- Webb Pierce was the fact that some big name stars prints and were working on the case. O (Decca 29107; 9-29107)

YOU BETTER NOT DO THAT THE TEN FOLK AND WESTERN RECORDS Tommy Collins DISK JOCKEYS PLAYED MOST THIS WEEK (Capitol 2701; F-2701) PLUS THE NEXT FIVE JIM EDWARD BROWN I'LL BE THERE 1. I DON'T HURT ANYMORE Hank Snow (RCA Victor)

Ray Price 2. I GET SO LONELY Johnnie & Jack (RCA Victor) and MAXINE BROWN 3. BACK UP, BUDDY Carl Smith (Columbia) (Columbia 21214; 4-21214) 4. EVEN THO Webb Pierce (Decca) “LOOKING BACK 5. ONE BY ONE Kitty Wells & Red Foley (Decca) 6. I'LL BE THERE Ray Price (Columbia) TO SEE” ROSE MARIE 7. SPARKLING BROWN EYES Webb Pierce (Decca) b/w Slim Whitman 8. SLOWLY Webb Pierce (Decca) “RIO de JANEIRO” (Imperial 8236; 45-8236) 9. LOOKING BACK TO SEE Jim Edward Brown & © Fabor 107 Maxine Brown (Fabor)

RELEASE ME 10. I REALLY DON'T WANT TO ABBOTT RECORDS, INC. Ray Price KNOW Eddy Arnold (RCA Victor) (Columbia 21214; 4-21214) 11) YOU BETTER NOT DO THAT. 12) MY EVERYTHING. 13) CRY, FABOR RECORD CO.

Jimmy Heap CRY, DARLING. 14) ROSE MARIE. 15) I LOVE YOU SO MUCH I 6636 Hollywood Blvd. (Capitol 2518; F-2518) LET YOU GO. Hollywood 28 Calif.

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THE CASH BOX THE BILLBOARD • Review Spotlight ^ 'Li A SURE HIT! THE CASH BOX

‘BEAUTIFUL DREAMER” (2:15) [Commodore BMI—Arr. J. Crist] KITTY “RIDE AWAY” (2:17) [Jamboree BMI—B. Gabus] SLIM WHITMAN (Imperial 8257) C The fine manner of song de- lovely oldie, dubbed “Beautiful livery that Slim Whitman has to Dreamer”. It’s a tender, middle tempo ballad delivered in a most offer, takes the spotlight once sincere manner by the artist. “Ride again. His polished and talented Away (With A Song In Your WELLS voice which is always a top draw- Heart)”, is a quick paced, senti- ing card over the counter and in the mental item with wonderful lyrics. coin boxes shows its quality on a A two-sided smash.

“HE’S MARRIED SACRED

“BUGLE CALL FROM HEAVEN” (2:35) [Four Star BMI—S. L. Shook] “MOTHER CALL MY NAME IN PRAYER” (2:27) TO ME” [Cedarwood BMI—Davis, Pierce] b/w WEBB PIERCE (Decca 29155) • Dealers need no refresher On the top half, “Bugle Call From course on the selling potential of Heaven,” Pierce asks us if we’ll 'You're Nof Easy To Forget' Webb Pierce. The artist’s latest be able to pass the inspection for platter is directed towards the gos- that great army up yonder. On Decca 29134 pel market and the very many “Mother Call My Name In Prayer,” Pierce fans, as well as the fans of Pierce comes through with another sacred music. They should make powerful performance. Two stir- this entry a top seller in the field. ring sides.

TREE PUBLISHING CO., INC. TOMMY HILL GINNY WRIGHT NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE (Hickory 1010) (Fabor 110) NEW YORK, N. Y. “SAY IT NOW” (2:30) [Milene “INDIAN MOON” (2:30) [Dan- © ASCAP — Heath] Tommy Hill © delion BMI—T. Reiff] With an takes hold of a flavorful, quick beat enchanting tom-tom beat in the back- bouncer and delivers it with plenty drop, Ginny Wright sends up master- of zip. A catchy ditty that could be ful reading on a terrific piece of ma- BUY THE BEST a smash success. terial. A potent deck. Could catch UNITED CLOVER SA $315.00 “BRIGHT LIGHTS IS YOUR fast. UNITED ROYAL SA 395.00 HEAVEN” (2:31) [Acuff-Rose ‘‘YOUR EYES FEASTED UPON 295.00 © UNITED CASCADE SA KEENEY 10 PLAYER 215.00 BMI—Miller] Hill turns in an excel- HER” (2:15) [Dandelion BMI— KEENEY 6 PLAYER 195.00 lent reading on a touching, middle G. Wright] The velvety tones of the WILLIAMS SPARK PLUG 95.00 tempo romantic lament. Two sides chirp shine on this pretty, middle WORLD SERIES DELUXE 125.00 EXHIBIT SILVER BULLETS 125.00 that could establish the artist in the tempo sentimental tune. name class. "BINGO GAMES' top WILLIS BROTHERS PALM SPRINGS $495.00 (Coral 64175) DUDE RANCH 425.00 BRIGHT LIGHTS 89.50 AL PETTY “LONG GONE” (2:12) [Tannen GENCO GOLD NUGGETS 195.00 (Starday 141) 1:* BMI—B. Bryant, G. Willis] Guy BINKS ZIPPERS, NEW 79.50 “COUNTRY SATURDAY Willis handles the vocal chores in NIGHT” [Starrite BMI—Tabor] delectable fashion as the Willis Broth- Central Ohio Coin Machine Exchange 1. I DON'T HURT ANYMORE © Gene Tabor delivers an inviting vocal ers dish up a solid piece of material 525 S. HIGH ST. COLUMBUS, OHIO Hank Snow up' to with ADams 7254 (RCA Victor 20-5698; 47-5698) job as he and A1 Petty team a bounce beat. produce a happy-go-lucky, fast tempo “EAT A LITTLE MORE” (2:42) item. [Acuff-Rose BMI—V. Wills, W. 2. ONE BY ONE “STEEL GUITAR SPECIAL” Ramseur] Reverse deck is a fast paced Kitty Wells & Red Foley RELEASE [Starrite Petty] Petty, on cutie that Guy and the trio offer in NEW SACRED (Decca 29065; 9-29065) ® BMI— the steel guitar, and the Rainbow pleasing style. Colorful instrumental Riders combine their talents on an backdrop. 3. SLOWLY instrumental piece that moves along Webb Pierce Webb Pierce in gay style. AL ROGERS (Decca 9-28991) 28991; ("X" 0029) “THE MIRROR ’CROSS THE 4. EVEN THO RUBY WELL & GRANDPA JONES “MOTHER CALL MY BAR” (2:19) [Fairway BMI— Webb Pierce (RCA Victor 20-5770) Devine, Rogers] The mel’ow tones of (Decca 29107; 9-29107) “LOOKIN’ BACK TO SEE” A1 Rogers movingly project an in- [Dandelion BMI J. E. & NAME IN PRAYER” © (2:09) — fectious, middle tempo tune in money- 5. I REALLY DON'T WANT TO M. Brown] Ruby Wells and Grandpa making fashion. DECCA 29155 KNOW- Jones colorfully blend voices as they “THE HYDROGEN BOMB” Eddy Arnold come up with a terrific cover job on ® (2:20) [Robert Mellin BMI—S. CEDARWOOD MUSIC CO. (RCA Victor 20-5525; 47-5525) a tune that’s starting to break big. Sawyer, A. MacDonald] Lower half “BACK UP BUDDY IF YOU 146 7th AVE. N. NASHVILLE, TENN. features some intriguing sounds by 6. I'LL BE THERE DON’T WANT A WHIPPIN’” the Rocky Mountain Boys as Rogers Ray Price (2:14) [Tannen BMI — B. Bryant] vocals a fetching, quick beat ditty. (Columbia 21214; 4-21214) The young thrush dishes up a spirited vocal job as she solos on a quick paced COUSIN HERB HENSON 7. BACK UP, BUDDY ditty with flavorful lyrics. SACRED Carl Smith (Columbia 21226; 4-21226) BOB WILLS MARTHA CARSON “Laugh, Laugh, Laugh” (MGM 11767) (Capitol 2825) 8. ROSE MARIE “TEXAS BLUES” (2:23) [Sham- “HE’LL PART THE WATER” b/w Slim Whitman rock ASCAP—Philips] Lee Ross O (2:29) [Valley BMI—Keller, Car- (Imperial 8236; 45-8236) © hands in a real snappy vocal job as rigan] With a top notch choral and “In Remembrance Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys instrumental backing, Martha Car- 9. SPARKLING BROWN EYES showcase the singer on a delightful son dishes up a stellar reading on a Webb Pierce piece. (Decca 29107; 9-29107) ditty with a driving beat. quick beat religious Of You” “I HIT THE JACKPOT” (2:24) “I BOWED DOWN” (2:49) [Pine Ridge ASCAP— Simpson] © [Acuff-Rose BMI — M. Carson] Capitol 2824 10. YOU BETTER NOT DO THAT @ zesty quick tempo novelty is dished Flipside, Martha and the entire group Tommy Collins A per- CENTRAL SONGS, INC. (Capitol 2701; F-2701) up by Ross, Wills and the bovs. Flavor- come through with a powerful Wills on both formance on a fast paced sacred item. 4527 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. ful side, comments by decks. A great job.

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Tiffany Expands Into SSflffirmi and WESIEM HOUMP) Country Field Country Uncle Buck Country and Western deejay of KSGM, Ste. Genevieve, Mo., in Nashville recently for a visit with his many friends in the trade. Bessie CHICAGO—Tiffany Records is ex- Mauldin reports that Bill Monroe set for personals in Wisconsin and Canada panding with a in July. Norm Riley currently promoting dates for Hank Thompson and his Country & Western band with Billy Gray, and Joyce Moore featured. Eddy Arnold has aligned him- Dept, headed by Bob Atcher as A&R self with the independent Marvin Drager Press Agency, New York, as of man. The singing cowhand, a TV and Favorite 24th. Agency rep will be handling special news May radio favorite, has sold records in news releases and public relations for Arnold. Frankie the millions. More, manager of Johnnie and Jack and Kitty Wells, now dickering with a West Coast Agency pertaining Pres. Henry E. Doney announced for his to TV Films group. Group has just completed that Atcher will have complete rein successful run of dates in Canadian territory along of the department, with the first with Little Jimmie Dickens, Del Wood, Bobby Wright C&W and Ruby Wells. Mack Sanders, KFBI-Wichita, Kan- record by Capt. Stubby and the Buc- sas, on June 16th did Pee Wee Kings’s TV Show caneers set for national release July 1. in Cleveland while took a vacation. King week June Atcher will follow with his own initial 17th, Mack, aided with the talent of Jeanie Pierson Tiffany bid in Mid-July. Other well- (Decca) also did Pee Wee’s Show from Louisville. Cousin Minnie Pearl (RCA Victor) just concluded known names have been scheduled. successful dates in Georgia, Missisippi and Arkansas Atcher’s “I’m Thinking Tonight of under Jamboree Attractions banner. Joe Morris, coun- My Blue Eyes” has sold more than HANK THOMPSON try deejay, moved over to WOIC-Columbia, S. C., on the 10th of this month. Joe would greatly appreciate 4,000,000 and is still moving, with JACK receiving all kinds of records. above 2,000,000 racked up for “You Tommy Sands (RCA Victor) is now holding down a daily three hour dee- Are My Sunshine” and more than 1,- jay show on KNUZ-Houston. Recently Tommy starred on the opening of the 000,000 each for “Cool Water,” new Fort Worth “All Star Country Road Show.” Just received word that the Lonesome Pine Fiddlers will be covering Ohio, West Virginia and Kentucky “Sweethearts Or Strangers,” “Walk- playing Parks and Theatres this summer. Want to thank friend Chick Crum- ing the Floor Over You” and “I Want packer for the string of notes on the many artists and deejays around. Also To Be Wanted.” It is no secret in the want to remember Jim Wilson of WHOO “The Old Hillbilly From Tennessee” trade that some of the major labels who sends a fine letter of news about the many artists around. Jim reports that Curtis Gordon’s RCA Victor release, “Caffeine and Nicotine” coupled with have been actively after Atcher for “Divided Heart,” has gone crazy in the juke boxes in his area. the past three years, since his last Charley Stewart, who just recently signed to record contract expired. for RCA Victor real busy these days in Little Tiffany Rock, Arkansas, was a daily radio show on expects to have excellent KLRA, the Saturday night “Barnyard Frolic,” per- exploitation tie-ins since Atcher is a sonal appearances and keeping up chores on his farm HO top hand on the National Barn Dance in Carlisle, Arkansas. Charley is handled through programs, which also feature the Tom Parker’s Jamboree Attractions, Madison, Tenn. Buccaneers. addition Red Sovine (Decca) set for personal appearance at In both are on the Chain of Rocks Park, St. Louis, Mo., July 5th. widespread radio and TV, with At- SINGS Hillbilly Homecoming will be held June 30th through cher’s cowboy programs particularly July 5th, for the second year in Tennessee. Last year having made him a moppet hero of the Homecoming was a tremendous success in Mary- important size. Tiffany plans unusual ville, Tennessee. Due to lack of facilities in the previous location, it is being moved to Knoxville, only promotion for the Atcher disks. 14 miles north of Maryville, and is sponsored as a It is possible that the popular iij non-profit attraction by the Knoxville Chamber of DUB DICKERSON rancher with Commerce. The event has been proclaimed “Hillbilly the famed $10,000 saddle Homecoming Week” by Governor Frank G. Clement will branch into blues and rhythm of Tennessee. Artists who will be featured during the event include Eddy later, since he has a definite bent for Arnold, Pee King, Smiley Burnette, Jethro, Davis Sis- Wee Homer and The blues, as well as modern folk, hymns, ters. Martha Carson, Little Jimmie Dickens, Del Wood, and Hank Fort. children and traditional songs. How- ever, the department will concentrate WAX WISE heavily on C&W, Atcher said. Understand “We’re fortunate in having fine en- Spinning and winning is Ray Price’s new release “I Love You So Much I Let tertainers and contract writers and an You Go” and “Much Too Young To Die.” Driftwood Music has the “I Let You excellent organization,” Go” side, while Acuff-Rose Publications has “Much Too Young.” Jamboree he said. “That Music moves into the picture with the Curtis Gordon waxing that’s getting makes for real possibilities in straight some fine play . . “Divided Heart” and “Caffeine and Nicotine.” Coming into C&W if we don’t spill over into other the scene with another good tune is Tree Music with the Kitty Wells new •Just How release “He’s Married To Me,” and flip is “You’re Not tempting fields, not for some time at Easy To Forget” with Vern. Striking up all kinds of good any rate. All career I’ve comment is the Kitty Wells and Red Foley version of “One my had de- By One.” Hank Snow going big with his new one ... “I finite ideas about C&W and this will Don't Hurt Anymore” breaking in all charts. Jean Shepard be an opportunity to put them to a whooping it up with “Two Whoops And A Holler,” and “Why Did You Wait.” Jim Reeves continues to build with thorough test.” You Feel” “Rambling Heart,” and “Beating On The Ding Dong.” Bettyle Kummerle, one of Tiffany’s The boy with the grin in his voice . . . Dub Dickerson . . .

out with his latest . . . “You Started It All” and “Count contract writers who has been col- B/W Me In.” The Davis Sisters . . . Skeeter and Georgia making big headway with “You Weren’t Ashamed To Kiss Me Last laborating with Frank Loesser, has Night,” and “Foggy Mountain Top.” George Morgan com- already clicked for the Buccaneers ing in good with “I Think I’m Going To Cry.” Red Sovine shows good promise with “My New Love Affair” and “How with “Sunshine At Midnight” and Do You Think I Feel.” Webb Pierce with “Even Tho” and “You Can Push Your Luck Too Far.” HOMER AND JETHRO “Sparkling Brown Eyes” and Carl Smith with “Back Up Buddy” both continue in a winning streak. Johnnie and Her “Got a Little Ache in My Hear-t” “Thats All Jack out with their newest that spells all kinds of possibilities . . . “Good- was a big one for Tiny Hill and the night, Sweetheart, Goodnight” and the reverse, “Honey, I Need You.” Going at a great rate for Pee Wee King is “Backward, Turn Backward.” Stuart Leslie Bros. She has had considerable Hamblen has “This Old House” out which seems to have that different some- success in the pop field and has one

j thing . . . give a listen. Audie Andrews making his second appearances on Victor with “A Fool Who Loves You” and “Take This Pain Out Of My Heart.” Tiffany side riding now, Patricia Scot’s You Gotta Bud Isaacs offers two fine instrumentals “Steelin’ Away” and “Indian Love “Point Of No Return.” Call.” Jeanie Pierson in Nashville recently cutting sessions for Decca. Hank Garland, Roy Wiggins, focusing some of their talent in the direction of Har- peth Hills Music, Inc., with offices in the same building as Eddy Arnold’s . . . Brentwood, Tenn. Joe Lucus, Acuff-Rose Publications and Hickory Rec- Cy House Resigns ords, just completed trip through Cleveland, Boston and Philly working with deejays and distributors. Mel Force of the same company spread his work Do” out through Texas, giving attention to Jimmie Collie’s “My Heart and I” CHICAGO—Cy House phoned The and Tommy Hill’s “Bright Lights Is Your Heaven” and “Say It Now.” Ferlin Cash Box here this past week that,

Huskey (Capitol) springs a real good piece of wax . . . it’s “Drunken Driver” as of June 15, 1954, he had resigned Chess 4858 and “Homesick” ... a brand new release with a lot of wallop. Slim Whitman his position as National Salesmanager (Imperial) out with a powerful release ... a fine recording of “Beautiful with Pari’ot Records, and also with Dreamer” and “Ride Away (With A Song In Your Heart)” . . . both tunes sure to be around awhile. Keep your eye on Jack Ford’s Chess Recording of Bronzeville Distributing Company, CHESS 4750-52 Collage Grove Ave. j “I Understand Just How You Feel” backed with “That’s All You Gotta Do.” this city. RECORoi cobp. Chicago 15„, Illinois

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Ceebura * / /* DEPENDABLE MUSIC SYSTEMS SINCE 1902 THE MOST WIDELY PUBLICIZED J. P. SEEBURG CORPORATION MECHANISM FOR THE PLAYING item Chicago 22, Illinois IT! OF RECORDED MUSIC www.americanradiohistory.com Page 33 (Editorial) June 26, 1954 How Great Has The Need

Here Become For A “Public and There Relations Bureau”? •

NEW YORK—From Here and How great the need for an industrywide staff members of The Cash Box for far over There “Public Relations Bureau” became most ap- 20 years. . . . and Everywhere thruout the Nation—and from Foreign Countries parent just a short while ago when a Chicago Tho the industry, itself, has split into —our friends have sent us ads con- newspaper saw fit to attack the proposed various segments, a “Public Relations Bu- gratulating The Cash Box on its 12 licensing of cigarette vending machines. years of service to the industry. These reau” could still be of service to one and all. ads will appear in the 12th Anniver- This newspaper declared, in a glaring It should certainly be of tremendously great sary Issue, dated July circulated 3, front page headline story, that licensing import to all these segments that comprise starting Monday, June 28. Several these bring this industry. sections are already on the presses, machines would gangsters into from the city and in addition to bringing about and what we have seen, this When the vending machine people folded Anniversary Issue will be something possible gang wars for control of the ma- their tents and quietly stole away by them- both we and the industry can well be chines, would also foster counterfeiting of pround of. We most humbly thank selves, so as not to be any longer identified this city’s cigarette tax stamps, as well as those of you who are participating, with the automatic music and amusements bring about sales of cigarettes to minors, and suggest that there is still time for of the industry, they figured that this would, those who have not as yet sent in and start an influx of anything but good of itself, eliminate a great deal of the criti- their ads, to do so—FINAL CLOSING citizens into this city. DATE IN NEW YORK IS WED- cism which the entire industry had under- 23. NESDAY, JUNE The NAMA ( National Automatic Merchan- gone, against them and their equipment. dising Association) answered as many of Instead, it now seems, the vending ma- these charges as it possibly could before the chines are being plagued just as vigorously Chicago City Council, and the Sub-Commit- LONDON, ENGLAND—It took a as have other types of coin operated equip- tee of this City’s Coimcil that conducted the long time for cities and communities ment. In New York the cigarette vending hearings for the legalization of cigarette to recognize the value of Parking machine people face a U. S. Department of Meters. These machines were first in- machine operation, as well as to inquiring Justice trust suit. In Chicago the business troduced by coin machine manufac- reporters. turers. Due to the many complications of cigarette vending machines is likened to involved, coin machine firms dropped A week or so prior to this, a New York a racket. In other cities licenses are being out of the business. Now, with the newspaper burst forth with a feature story, hiked for vendors of all kinds, even tho the success of Parking Meters the in nationally syndicated, which told much vending machine people claim that they are United States, we hear that these about the recording business, the artists not to be considered, or even linked with, devices will be introduced in a few and London squares and streets on an others engaged in this field, and caused its other divisions of the coin operated ma- experimental basis. If successful, more readers to believe that the entire music in- chines industry. meters will be installed. dustry was racketeer-infested from top to The industry, in many, many cases, has bottom. It was truly pitiful to have such a been very unfairly villified by the press and story, which was most completely erroneous other public reaching media, by politicians, in the main, appear in print in this New WASHINGTON, D. C. — Cigarette and others. It seems that any industry which York tabloid. consumption decreased some 4 per makes fair progress on the American busi- cent, and production declined slightly Before that, and even before that, and ness scene must undergo a certain amount of more, at 4.5 per cent, compared with the record production of 436,500,000,- for many, many more paragraphs, could be general villification prior to its acceptance. 000 cigarettes in the 1952-53 added story after story, report after report, fiscal What means or method could be best used year, according to a report by the telling how all divisions of the industry have Department to help gain public acceptance for this indus- of Agriculture. The De- been attacked, time and time again, thruout partment figures there are some 114,- try and for all of its divisions, whether vend- the nation. 000,000 smokers over the age of 15, ing, music or amusements, than by a “Public which figures that every smoker aver- Such attacks will probably go on as long Relations Bureau”? aged 3,500 cigarettes per year, or as men’s views differ and as long as there is 175 packs of 20. That’s still a lot of A strong and capable “Public Relations cigarettes. One of a medium in which they can express their the explanations Bureau” could help defend the industry offered by the service is that sale of views. But, what is really important, is the from these unwarranted attacks, which feed ’’King Size” cigarettes rose from 18 fact that this industry should have a defense per cent of the total output to 26 such erroneous information to poison the against such attacks. per cent, a gain of 8 per cent. It is public against all the peoples of this busi- said that these larger sized cigarettes That defense can only be a “Public Rela- ness, and place a pall of black filth over the contain 17 per cent more tobacco tion Bureau” as has been recommended by heads of the men and women striving so than the regular size, and the smokers using them may smoke fewer The Cash Box for twelve years, and as has hard to earn their livelihood in this field, daily. been urged on this industry by the leading for themselves, and for their children.

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Arcades, Shore & Resort Ops Connecticut Music Ops Meet Look for Record Year. City Ops Vote to Permit Cigarette Operators See Collections Standing Up to Join Association

NEW YORK—Reports and letters do not expect to retain collections arriving from all over the nation, comparative to those of the spring, HARTFORD, CONN. — The Music mindedness of the coin machine in- mostly from operators, indicate they winter and fall months, they do not Operators of Connecticut met at dustry. do not look for any marked drop in look for any great drop-off. Strangely Tinti’s Restaurant, this city, on June The attendance voted to permit op- business during the summer months. enough, for the past two or three 10, Thursday. erators of cigarette machines to join Naturally these reports reflect the lo- years, city operators have not been Abe Fish, president, spoke at the association. “This will aid in cre- cattions of the operators’ equipment. hit hard by the so-called “summer length about the general situation of ating greater cohesion and harmony Those with machines in shore, i- esort slump”. Many attribute this condition coin-operated games in Connecticut. in all phases of the coin operated ma- and amusement localities are highly to the fact that they have been able He stressed the need for continuous chine business throughout Connecti- enthusiastic, claiming it is their to supply the locations with highly cooperation, and the use of common cut”, stated president Fish. opinion the summer of 1954 should ineresting and attractive equipment. sense and moderation by the opera- Among those in attendance at the tors in the conduct of their businesses. break all previous records. The final One large, well known Eastern op- meeting was James Tollisano, execu- Public Relations Director Paul results, of course, depend greatly erator puts it this way: “We antici- tive vice president of the association. Rechtschafer reported on the progress upon the break in weather. pate slight decreases during the of his committee in its concerted ef- Tolisano recently became the father Starting off rather slowly, due to week-ends, if the weather is good, as fort to combat juvenile delinquency of his third boy, Edward James. several bad week-ends, summer type many people will go out to a shore or through the distribution of fifty (50) Also present were Joe Ficia, John juke boxes to charitable institutions. Colucci, Waterbury; Frank Avella, spots recovered sensationally with a resort for a day. However, play dur- The program, since its inception, has New Britain; Nick Alberino, New the wonderful Decoration Day week-end, ing the week should remain about received high praise from all quar- Haven; Jim O’Connor, Danelson; A1 and then fine week-ends thereafter. same.” ters. It has been proclaimed an out- Riquier, Williamantic; Frank Marks, These operators and arcade owners Another good sized, progressive op- standing progressive move forward in New London; and Louis Beilman, East educating the public to the civic Hampton. are now in a most solid financial po- erator explained his attitude: “Dur- sition to reap high profits should are ing the winter months, we know we remainder of the summer bring sun- get peak play, so we arrange to take shine. Another factor which favors a winter vacation. We remain on the job during the summer season, and these men is the Fourth of July and Genco Mfg. in Full Production put in a great deal of extra effort Labor Day week-ends, which gives to keep our collections up. We give them two big three and four-day holi- the locations special service on our ’ days. Another highly important ad- juke boxes, paying particular atten- vantage these operators are enjoying tion to our programming. Experience on Rifle Target “Rifle Gallery’ is that the manufacturers have sup- has proven if we give the patrons plied them with some great money- the music they want to hear, our col- making equipment — shuffle games, lections reflect the results in good bowlers, guns, 3-Dimensional picture play. On our games, we give good lo- (the machines, prediction machines, kiddie highest of four which light up cations new machines, and on the on the back rack glass), he auto- rides, wonderful looking and playing others, keep re-setting games so that matically receives five extra juke boxes, and others. It certainly shots it keeps the interest of the player at worth bonus points addi- looks good for the arcade owners, re- each and five top pitch. We have always been tional automatic moving tagets pop sort and summer spot operators. satisfied with business, our summer up for him to shoot at. Expert rating Operating firms concentrating on and dot not this expect year to be also is controllable by the use of a city locations, advises that while they any different.” jack. “One important operational feature is the four different sized stylus points supplied to give the operator a wide Trade to Honor Mike Munves choice of score control to fit every and all locations. Just unscrew one stylus point and screw on other, it’s just that easy; and there is no additional lining up of the gun that’s RALPH SHEFFIELD at UJA-Testimonial Dinner necessary when this is done. Also the positive make and break on the target contacts helps the operator achieve CHICAGO — Ralph Sheffield, sales ease of operation”, continued Shef- manager of Genco Manufacturing & field. coinman, from the point of service, Sales Company, this city, announces “Gencos new Rifle Gallery makes this Tuesday evening, that the factory is in full production when the Mike use of a jumbo size target picture so and delivery on its new moving target Munves Testimonial UJA Dinner will arranged to give the appearance of Rifle Gallery. be held at Hotel a real carnival rifle gallery with the the Commodore, this “The Rifle Gallery has many out- colorful 3-D canvas bunting and all city. standing features that should put it the rest. Also the operators will like up ahead in its class as a money Meyer Parkoff, chairman, said, the ease of servicing, both front and maker,” says Sheffield. planned and built into the game. “From all indications, this affair may “Features such as two rows of mov- rear, We have received the finest comments turn out to be the biggest yet. This ing targets (in full color) further the on the %" thick plywood veneer cabi- year our division takes particular appearance and challenge to the net with all the beautiful natural player. The .22 caliber Savage rifle pleasure in presenting as guest of hardwood trim and colorful carnival with realistic recoil and gun flash honor at its annual dinner of the like design which all add up to an one also help to make this piece, in the outstanding piece. The game takes up leaders of our industry. His wide- eyes of the player, outstanding. 29" x 29" of floor space and weighs spread humanitarian endeavors in be- “Other items on the new Genco 280 lbs. uncrated. Extensive tests have Moving Target Rifle Gallery are the half of the many worthy, charitable convinced us that it will have a long Single Match and Perfect Score fea- campaigns are known to every one in life of trouble free operation and if tures. Both of these will award one the test reports are any criteria a our business world.” free game with, of course, their use earning capacity in almost being optional and individually con- tremendous Coinmen previously honored at any average location,” Sheffield controlled by use of jacks in the back UJA-Testimonial Dinners were Albert cluded. rack. Advance scoring with single, Denver, Sidney Levine, Harry Rosen double, triple, and quadruple scores The factory also reports that orders MIKE MUNVES and Barney Sugerman. also help to hold the players interest on the initial samples have been far at a high pitch, as does the bonus greater than expected and they are Many out-of-towners, representing shot scores that occur during and at trying to increase production as fast NEW YORK The coin machine in- manufacturers of the lines Munves the end of each game. as possible to help handle the increas- dustry will pay tribute to its oldest carries are expected to attend. “If a player reaches expert rating, ing backlog.

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In-Line Game “Hi-Fi” CHICAGO—Harold Gray Asso- Here is a wonderful opportunity for extra profits in the locations you covtr. ciates, New York, has been named by Every place is a 100% prospect for . . . the new Sealectric Division of Wil- coins are deposited Bump-number ad- liams Manufacturing Company, this vances to a maximum of 10. When city, as sales representatives in metro- BUMP is lit on backglass, player may politan New York and northern New ACTIVEAIRE press electrically operated Bump-but- Jersey. ELECTRIC TOWEL ton on side of cabinet to hump or jig- gle playfield to skillfully guide ball Air dries hands. Deodorizes and Freshens Air in Washroom. away from, or toward scoring hole as desired. Operation of Bump is quiet Gottlieb Factory THE NATION'S BEST! Write for Detail* and smooth, not to be confused with so-called flippers, kickers and other Vacation Time noisy, manually operated mechanisms RUNYON of the past. In addition to the new Bump feature the new game also fea- SALES COMPANY tures corner scores, advancing scores, CHICAGO—D. Gottlieb & Company, spot roll-overs, super-cards, select-a- this city, will be on vacation from Factory Representative* for: spot, extra time and extra balls. Nel- July 2 to July 19, it was announced AMI, Inc., Bally Manufacturing Co., son pointed out that Hi-Fi has been by company officials. J. H. Keeney & Co., Fermo, Inc. thoroughly tested on location, and that The firm will maintain a skeleton the new Bump feature offers attrac- office force. The factory and shipping 593 10th Are., New York II, N. Y„ LO 41880

tive scoring advantages to the player department, however, will be com- N. J. II 3-8777 221 Frelinghuysen Ave., Newark I, f resulting in highest earnings. pletely idle. JACK NELSON

CHICAGO—Jack Nelson, general sales manager, Bally Manufacturing 3 City Flying Visit Convinces Hall LINES WANTED Company, this city, announced this LARGE Eastern Distributors of coin week a new in-line amusement game CHICAGO — “Unquestionably the Gallery’ business all along the line” operated equipment seeks additional named “Hi-Fi”. It is now available top piece in the country at the present he continued. lines in this field or allied products for immediate delivery from all Bally for metropolitan New York and New time”, is what W. E. (Ed) Hall of “Our distributors believe the game distributors. Nelson outlined the many Jersey, or Eastern Seaboard. Sales and Exhibit, this city, claimed for the will sell for a long time to come.” features of the new game, and de- service staff of long experience. Very firm’s rifle game, “Shooting Gallery”, In Pittsburgh, Hall visited with large and ample showrooms in New scribed the new, exclusive Bally ori- York and New Jersey. Will either act ginal BUMP-feature as follows: after a three-day plane visit to Pitts- Phil Greenberg of Atlas Music Com- as manufacturers' representatives or “Four arrow-lights pointing to BUMP burgh, Cleveland and Toledo. pany. In Cleveland with Maurice exclusive distributors. Financially re- flash for each coin de- on backglass, “A portfolio full of orders for Gisser of Cleveland Coin Machine Ex- sponsible. posited and advance at mystery in- ‘Shooting Gallery’ is enough evidence change, Inc. In Toledo with Rose Ben- tervals. When light advances to fourth Box for me”, Hall. No. 219 arow, BUMP lights, together with a said nett of Toledo Coin Machine Ex- number from 4 to 10. As additional “There certainly is a nice ‘Shooting change. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts” www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box , Music Page 36

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CHICAGO—Paul Huebsch, general sales manager of J. H. Keeney & Co., SPECIAL! Inc., this city, announced this past SEEBURG 146 ENGLAND NIBBLES week that Minthorne Music Company NEW of Los Angeles, Calif, and Phoenix, SYMPHONOLA Ariz., had been appointed factory dis- Outdoor biz perked up with with White Dome the advent of warm weather in the New tributors for the firm in the Southern

England states. . . . Kiddie rides are grinding out good grosses for ops as California and Southern Nevada ter- more and more locations are opened up. ... Ed Ravreby, World Fair (Evans ritories. WITH Huebsch stated, “We are certainly music, Meteor, Nylco and Capitol rides) reports collections improving, in- 4—5^ Wall Boxes happy to make this announcement stallations plentiful. In the “advice to ops” department, Ed says variety 3 wire or wireless is for we know that Jean and Dolores the keynote to success. ... He advocates diversifying lines to support per- Minthorne have proved to all the oper- FREE ! ! centages. Asked for a report on acceptance of his new Evans Holiday music ators in this area that they can re- machine in the territory, Ed said, “it’s going over, and we haven’t had one WITH DAVIS ceive the very finest products, co- mechanical complaint to date!” . . . Visitors at World Fair this week included operation and service at all times by GUARANTEE Monty Becker and Harold Kaplan, Springfield, Mass. ops. Jack Mitnick regional dealing with Minthorne Music Com- representative for AMI, spent a few days here with Si Redd. . . . Sam Gamick, Telephone Collect: SYracuse 75-5194 pany. Lowell, Mass., Dave Baker, Mel-O-Tone Music, Boston, Connie Pocius, Baltic “We also feel very happy in the fact Music, South Boston, Joe Freedman, Freedman Music, Roxbury, Mass., Ernie’s DISTRIBUTING that Hank Tronick, general manager Music, Bristol, Conn., Ed Ross, Newton, Mass, op, bought music and rides. CORPORATION of the Minthorne firm, will now be DAVIS . . . Si Redd, Redd Distributing Co. (AMI, Bally) is distributing a most terrific devoting a great deal of his capabili- SEEBURG FACTORY DISTRIBUTORS calendar to the ops. It’s a special three color job with the complete Red Sox ties and energies to the sales of 725 WATER STREET baseball schedule showing just where they are playing each day. Replete with Keeney bowling games. SYRACUSE, NEW YORK all types of sports information from dog racing to deer hunting, it takes “The very latest of our bowlers are (Phone: 75-5194) up the football season after baseball listing the schedules of Harvard, Holy now in the hands of Minthorne Music Cross, Boston University and Boston College. It’s a wall size deal and the Company and operators in the South- best thing of its type this column has ever seen. Redd Distributing Co. also ern California and Southern Nevada has tickets for Sox games. . . . Some idea of how penny ball gum vending is areas who wish to see our bowling coming up in the world is revealed by sales figures of the Gum Products Inc. FERLIN HUSKEY games should visit the Minthorne of- plant over in East Boston where the gum balls are turned out. Sales so far this fices in Los Angeles as well as in year are up 17 percent over the 1953 period. . . . The outfit turns out 2,500,000 Phoenix.” “HOMESICK” pieces of the chewy stuff daily and does a $2,000,000 a year gum ball business! b/w Poole Distributors Inc. (Wurlitzer) Charles M. Suesens and Harry Poole, III. Music Ops To Hold Meet principals; Max Polansky, general manager, issued a giant yellow postcard “DRUNKEN 99 to ops this week announcing an increased stock of Wurlitzer parts and acces- FARINA, ILL.—Music Operators DRIVER sories. One-stop buying convenience for tubes, Zenith Cobras fuses, bulbs, of Southern and Central Illinois to Capitol 2835 title strips, coin wrappers, etc. is offered in a new expanded parts department hold special meeting Sunday, June 27, CENTRAL SONGS, INC. and a special deal is on of 6 cobras at regular price and one at half-price to 3 o’clock P.M. Refreshments. 22 West 4527 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Calif. celebrate opening of the new section. Poplar St., Harrisburg, Illinois. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts ’ www.americanradiohistory.com ”

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Magnecord Buys Building Johnson Act Amendments Wallach Joins Keeney CHICAGO—William L. Dunn, president of Magnecord, Inc., this city, CHICAGO — Dave Wallach, well announced the firm has entered into known coinman, now residing in Los an agreement to purchase the two- Introduced In Congress Angeles, visited at the J. H. Keeney story manufacturing and office build- & Company, Incorporated factory this ing and single-story building at 1101 i past week. S. Kilbourn St. Bricker Offers Bill In Senate; Keating In House. Paul Huebsch, general salesmanager of the Keeney plant, announced after this visit that Dave Claim Will Close Up Johnson Act Loopholes. Wallach had been named by the firm to conduct a survey on their cigarette PRICED RIGHT! machine thruout the West Coast. Huebsch stated, “Wallach is going READY FOR LOCATION! WASHINGTON, D. C.—In what is United States of America in Congress directly from our factory back to the

purported to be an effort to close up i assembled, That section POKER FACE $160.00 3 of the Act West Coast and will immediately start any loopholes in the Johnson Act of of January GRAND SLAM 115.00 2, 1951 (64 Stat. 1134, a survey on our cigarette machines January (prohibiting the 15 MARBLE QUEEN 165.00 2, 1951 1135; U.S.C. 1171, 1173), is thruout the entire coast area.” GUYS & DOLLS 125.00 transportation of gambling devices in amended to read as follows: QUINTETTE 125.00 interstate and foreign commerce), “SEC. 3. Upon first engaging in LONG BEACH 99.50 John W. Bricker (R., Ohio), introduced BRIGHT LIGHT 69.50 business, and thereafter on or before in filing the record of sales and de- Bill S. 3190 in the Senate of the United SUPER WORLD SERIES 159.50 the 1st day of July of each year, every liveries. For the purposes of this Act, DELUXE WORLD SERIES 169.50 States. The Bill was read twice and manufacturer of and dealer in gamb- every manufacturer or dealer shall FIREBALL FS 425.00 referred to the Committee on Inter- ling devices, whether or not engaged mark and number each gambling de-

WRITE - WIRE - PHONE TODAY I state and Foreign Commerce. in interstate commerce, shall register vice so that it is individually identi- We are exclusive factory distributors for: Bill S. 3190 reads: To amend section with the Attorney General of the fiable. In cases of sale, delivery, or BALLY- WILLIAMS -ROCK-OLA 3 of the Act of January 1951, pro- 2, United States his name or trade name, shipment of gambling devices in un- hibiting the transportation of gamb- the address of his principal place of assembled form, the manufacturer or ake city amuse, co. ling devices in interstate and foreign business, and the address of each dealer shall separately mark and num- L 4533 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND, O. of commerce. his other (Tel.: HE 1-7577) places of business. On or ber the components of each gambling Be it enacted by the Senate and before the last day of each month device with a common mark and num- House of Representatives of the every manufacturer of and dealer in ber as if it were an assembled gamb- gambling devices, whether or not en- ling device. It shall be unlawful for

gaged in interstate commerce shall file any manufacturer or dealer to sell, with the Attorney General of the deliver, or ship any gambling device WURLITZER 1250.. ..*265 United States an inventory and record whidh is not marked and numbered of all sales and deliveries of gambling for identification as herein provided; devices as of the close of the preceding and it shall be unlawful for any man- WURLITZER 1500... .*595 calendar month for each of his places ufacturer or dealer to manufacture, of business. The monthly record of recondition, repair, sell, deliver, or REFINISHED — RECONDITIONED — LIKE NEW ! sales and deliveries of such gambling ship any gambling device without hav- Terms: 1/3 Deposit, Balance C. O. D. devices shall show the mark and num- ing registered as required by this sec- ber identifying each article together tion, or without filling monthly the with the name and address of the required inventories and records of ATLAS MUSIC COMPANY buyer or consignee thereof and the sales and deliveries .” A Quarter Century of Service name and address of the carrier. Kenneth B. Keating (R., N. Y.) in- 2118 N. Duplicate bills WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL., U. S. A. I ARmitage 6-5005 or invoices, if complete troduced a similar bill in the House, in the foregoing respects, may be used which is practically identical. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Page 39 June 26, 1954

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with THE firm that does TENNESSEE NOTES the most for YOU. Everyone at H & D Sales selling chances on a».1954 Pontiac. The proceeds At International Amusement and Scott- will go to the Shrine Order. . . . Tom Gaskins, G & G Music Co., seated in front of his place as it is the coolest spot in Knoxville. Tom says, “I have Crosse foreign buyers receive the world's most complete coin machine the chairs, just bring the lemonade.” . . . W. N. (Bill) Vandergriff and wife service. We understand how to solve and baby, Judy, back from a weeks vacation at Daytona Beach, Fla. . . . Tony Papa, Chattanooga Coin Machine, Chattanooga, Tenn., in a shuffle trying your problems from personal experi- to get away on his vacation. He and the family will go to California for ence . . . know what equipment you two months. Fred Cofer will manage the sales and shop while Tony is away. need to meet your particular require-

ments and know how to get it . . . Watts Music Co., Etowah, Tenn., reports business at its best for the to you on time in perfect working condition. season. . . . Livewire ops never let troubles and difficult installations discourage them. David (Red) Lawson, Cleveland, Tenn., had to run 405 feet of 3 wire This is why we have satisfied customers to a basement three doors away from the location. To get the phonograph everywhere. to disconnect a sewerage line, two main water into the basement he had CABLE for Special Price Lists. lines, crawl 300 feet on his hands and knees pulling the machine after him. Parts and Service Manual available. Red put three speakers and five wall boxes in and was paid off with a gross

. route at Loudon, Tenn., take of $98.00 for six days. . . Bernie Sweeny sold his INTERNATIONAL to Bill Lenord, Maryville, Tenn. Bill will work the route from Maryville. AMUSEMENT COMPANY

Bernie Sweeny is thinking about Florida. . . . Ed Wahle doing quite a job 1423 SPRING GARDEN STREET PHILADELPHIA 30, PA. (Tel. Rl 6-7712) as head of the Knoxville Phonograph Union. . . . Warren Summers, S & B Amusement, Knoxville, Tenn., got his first “Bikini Bowler” this week and

. . . Tomlin is in quite a spot as all of his locations are yelling for it. Tommy Corp. Gathered around, from left to really busy with the new J. H. Keeney “Bikini Bowler” and thinks it will right, are Herb Chacon, Cornwall Automatic Music, Westchester Coun- outsell his last biggie “Diamond Bowler.” . . . Jack Tureman of Hermitage ty; John Tartaglia, Countv Vending Music was admitted to the Vandervelt Hospital on June 13 for a knee operation Co., Parkchester, N. Y.; Mitzi; Mur-

. . at Rock City happy he has been putting off for a long time. . Everyone ray Kaye, Manager of Atlantic-New about the purchase of Williams Distributors and taking over the Wurlitzer Yoi- k Corp.; and Ray Knoss. The cen- franchise for that territory. Woody Thomas, who has been the service head ter picture shows Mitzi behind a Wur- litzer “Carousel” at Young Distribut- for the Wurlitzer for so very long will be with Rock City. This will be Woody’s ing. From left to right are Larry

. will also third move with the Wurlitzer franchise. . . Talmage Hamner stay NEW YORK—MGM newest star- Douglas, personal manager; Carl Hal- T on with the new boss, Kenith Broke. . . . Pop Davis, S. L. Steible in a very let, Mitzi Mason, visits Tenth Ave- pern, Academy Music, Mitzi and Abe nue, this city, and chats with the juke Lipsky, general sales manager of happy mood as he munched his lunch at his desk. Pop has a quart of butter- box distributors and operators about Young Distributing. In the bottom milk with each lunch. . . . Ed Cook of W. & B. Music Co., Knoxville, on a two her initial record release, “Who Can photo are, left to right: Morris Rood. Say” Mitzi Dominick Carullo of week vacation in Naples, Fla., fishing for the big ones. . . . Allen Wells, Allen and “So Much More.” and Domi- In the top picture Mitzi is seated nick Amusement Co. of Staten Is- Music Co., Knoxville, also trying out his rod on the lake with Frank Goans atop a Seeburg “100” Selectomatic in land. The trio are in the showrooms holding down the desk. the showroom of Atlantic-New York of Runyon Sales, AMI distributor. ‘/I’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts”

www.americanradiohistory.com H The Cash Box Page 40 June 26, 195l When You Enter The Cash Box John Galep of Menomonie, Wis. gave his young son Tommy a treat by bringing him to Twin Cities with him. Tommy had a chance to play all the “20 pin games. . . . Fred Fixel was busy last week repairing his roof which was YEAR CLUB” almost completely blown off by the high winds that swept the area in and YOU ARE GETTING FULL RECOGNITION FOR around Pembina, N. D. Even at that Fred said that he was lucky as some of the places around him THE 20 YEARS OR MORE YOU HAVE GIVEN were completely blown down. . . . Mike Young of Soldiers Grove, Wis. may have given up managing the local ball club but he sure TO THE COIN MACHINE INDUSTRY. IT IS pro

does keep tabs on all the . . TO YOUR COMPLETE ADVANTAGE TO JOIN young and up and coming ball players. . Don Threen The Cosh Box "20 YEAR CLUB" TODAY!! of New Ulm, Minn, is keeping himself busy these days installing equipment in new locations. . . . Zollie Kelman of Great Falls, Mont, spent several days in the IF YOU ARE ELIGIBLE FOR MEMBERSHIP IN The Cosh Box "20 YEAR CLUB" Twin Cities visiting with his family and friends. While in town he looked over to

FILL OUT THIS APPLICATION AND MAIL TODAY. see what was the latest in coin operated games. . . . Tom Kady of Grand Forks, N. D. made a trip into Minneapolis to get a check-up from his doctor here. ... It must have been Mankato day last week since the operators from Joe Orleck Mankato, Minnesota all seemed to pick the same day to come into Town. Making the trip in to pick supplies and records and equipment were Pete THE CASH BOX Wornson, Mark Coughlan, and Clayton Norberg of the C & N Sales Com- pany. . . . Leo Berkowitz of the B & B Novelty Co. Superior, Wis. made his 26 West 47th Street first trip into Minneapolis in many a moon. Leo didn’t waste any time in

getting his business done and then out on the road again. . . . Amos Miller New York 36, N. Y. of Spooner, Wis., who in addition to running a route also puts in some time with the railroad, took advantage of one of his railroad trips by stopping in to see what was new in coin operated games. Recent visitors to the Twin Dear Joe: Cities were: Oscar Englund of Alexandria, Minn.; Gerald Johnson of Men- omonie, Wis.; Bill Arndt of Long Praire, Minn.; August Quade of Rochester, Please enter my name as a member and send me a membership Minn.; Jeff Kost of St. Cloud, Minn.; Cecil Terveer of Winona, Minn.; Jim card. Laraby of Granite Falls, Minn, and Lawrence Heinen of St. Cloud, Minn.

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ADDRESS For the first time since we can remember Texas is having June rains. This much to the delight of CITY automatically means better crops and better business, ZONE STATE the operators. The folks over at State Music Distributors Inc. modestly admit that they have just finished the best month in the business’ history and it looks as if the next month will be as good or better. Red McC-allum, well known as a Dallas coin machine operator, has joined the staff of State. He is their Mosely, the daughter-in- road man. . . . We are delighted to hear that Dolores law of W. F. Mosely of Paris, is recovering nicely from an automobile acci- locations, recently dent. . . . Dog Patch, Okla. where Buddy Clem has two received some national recognition in News Week. Seems that the folks around there are still packing shootin’ irons and drinking moonshine. Round those parts folks don’t like snooping tourists. The community is one of less than 100 people. They make their own laws. We are wondering how Buddy got in in Williams the first place. And what about collections? . . . We saw Mrs. Tom of Mineola in town today doing her buying. Garland Delemar was making the rounds of the distributors. He is pretty well pleased with his one-stop set up. just finished cutting the . . . Benny McDonald of Star Coin in Fort Worth has Abilene that busi- wheat on his farm. . . . Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Cornelius of says JAX JOTS ness is good. The folks from Radio City in Fort Worth were in town picking is from Col- up some new equipment. . . . Bob DePriest’s daughter, who home Happiest in man these parts is Buster Paul, now that old summertime is lege for the summer, is helping her dad out in his place of business. . . . Mr. upon us. Buster recently purchased a controlling- interest in one of the largest and Mrs. Buna Carr of Corsicana were in town with their six weeks old daughter. and most complete resorts in this area, featuring everything from week-end She is a cute little thing all bright and smiling. ... We saw Jimmy Barrett cottages to a fleet of Cris Craft speed boats. ... Si Wolfe and Fred Patton (if t r>r>rrv’’f»w doin'1- his buvin 0- this week. He savs that his business ’s vood. off on a trip to Florida’s West Coast. Could it be that business is that good, or just coincidental that the Tarpon are running real good in the Gulf. At any rate, that pair can make notable account in all departments. . . . The boys at Southern Music Distributing were honored by a visit from John Haddock, President of AMI, Inc. This was his first trip to Florida since the appointment of Southern as his factory representative for Florida and South Georgia in ’53. Haddock flew into Orlando to spend an afternoon with Ron Rood, prexy of Southern, and on to Miami to spend a few hours with Bob Norman, Branch manager for Southern. Next day found him in Jacksonville for a short visit with J. T. Elkins and Bill Whitcomb. How’s that for a tight schedule ? . . . The boys all hope that he was half as impressed with their facilities as were they impressed and pleased with getting to meet and talk with him. . . . Herb Gorman, Lillian Amann, Amann Distributing finally manager for Taran and Ross Distributing, has now fully recovered from a Company, home from the hospital and recuperating nicely from her serious minor operation which had him out of sorts for awhile. When Herb finished very emergency operation. The doctor has ordered a complete rest routine relating the oodles of diet restrictions imposed by his Doc, we were half and a soft for the next month

so. . . . Mrs. Barcelona, starved. Cheer up, Herb, there are many things more important than eating, or Barcelona Amusement, just back from a trip to Houston, Texas, with her . . . however, none we can recall on the spur of the moment. Many hearts were daughter, son-in-law and grandchildren. Mary Nassar of on a short visit . . . to Mrs. saddened on learning of the passing of Jack Felber, of Miami. For many Tac Amusement to Alabama. Sorry hear Young has lost her girl Friday (Annie Belle) to California. years, Jack was head of the book-keeping department for Bush Distributing Ruby the State of . . . Merline Badinger, daughter of Johnny, who refinishes those beautiful used Company, and endeared himself to all who were privileged to know him. at Orleans Novelty, was married June 12. entire His friendly and affable manner won a host of friendships and respect seldom games New The company attained by mere man. was out enmasse for the wedding and sumptuous reception at Lenfant’s on the Boulevard. . . . Glad to hear that Frank Mancuso’s little Mikie, the apple

of his eye, is mending from his recent illness. . . . Several recent personnel changes were made at Dixie Coin, local AMI distrib. John Caldwell, formerly head service man has moved over to United Novelty Co., Biloxi, Miss. He is succeeded by John Hickman. Milton Chauffe has been added to the staff. Hollifield HURRY — HURRY — URRY Milton was formerly with Wurlitzer here in New Orleans. . . . Ed says business is very good as he is exporting used phonographs fast. . . . John

- Wire or Telephone Your Ads Bertucci, back from Florida, now plans to g o to Europe. . . . Mrs. Alfred Holt, Holt Coin Service, will undergo an operation soon. . . . Lillian Thompson of

Johnny’s still losing weight fast. . . . Jerry of Abdallas Music, Opelousas,

to The Cash Box Immediate ly La., dropped dead last week. Our deepest sympathy. . . . J. D. Miller, Feature Music Co., Crowley, La., mighty happy over his Cajun French record hits. - . Amusement, in Hammond, La. . . . C. O. De This is Last . . Mr. Franks, Fi anks from Your . . Chance Rouen in from Baton Rouge, La. . Bud McClure has taken over the record in buying since the death of his brother. . . . R. Belton of Convington, La., since For The 12th Anniversary Directory for a visit. . . . Mrs. Staggs of Staggs Music, working very hard her helper, Esther, has been out sick for nearly five weeks. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts”

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game is over I Player hitting ball into Upper Grand Stand gets a HOME RUN plus RUNS for every Still in Full man on base . . plus 3 EXTRA “ . RUNS! STAR-LITE BOWLER contains CHICAGO ! Production COIN'S build-up advance scoring features. Top score of 900. SUPER FRAME MACHINE COMPANY 1725 W. DIVERSEY • CHICAGO 14 BOWLER

Wertz Music Supply, Richmond, Holds Rock-Ola Service School

RICHMOND, VA. — Wertz Music I A. B. C. Music Co.; Calvin Jeffers, Supply Company, this city, with the Boco-Tawn Music Co.; Clifford V. cooperation of the United Coin Ma- Lourie, Lourie Music Co.; and O. L. chine Operator’s Association of Nor- folk held a Rock-Ola service school Etheridge. on June 7 and attracted many opera- Association members present from tors from the Norfolk-Portsmouth-Vir- Portsmouth included Ben Levine, Na- ginia Beach area. Under the technical tional Amusement Co.; Vernon E. supervision of Frank Schulz, Rock-Ola Manufacturing Corporation service Martin and E. M. Creech, Martin engineer, the school stressed the suc- Amusement Co.; E. H. Benton; and cessful operation and maintenance of T. L. Cherry. From Virginia Beach the Rock-Ola 120-selection “Comet” came Francis G. Harris, Harris Music and “Fireball” phonographs. A buffet supper for members of Co., and Major Pardue. the Association and others in atten- Others in attendance were H. B. dance was held at Lou’s Ringside Akers, Akers Music Co., Norfolk; Restaurant in Norfolk. With the per- Jimmy Pennington, O’Neil Novelty mission of the Association, the service school was held prior to the regular Co.; Norfolk; A. F. Darpino and W. F. business meeting of the operators’ Byers, B and D Music Co., Ports- group. mouth; Charlie Williams, Bassett Mu- Representing the Wertz Music Sup- sic Co., Mathews; and Sam Wiseman ply Company at the gathering were of Baltimore. Dan M. Wertz; Edward S. Baker, and Frank Crawley For Any Information Relating salesman; Harry L. Nevins, service manager; and William I. Peele, service man. Many members of the United Mangone Visits Gottlieb Coin Machine Operators Association To This Industry . . were present, which organization includes nearly 95% of the music oper- CHICAGO—Joe Mangone, All Coin ators in the greater Norfolk area. Miami, Fla., Instructions regarding the Rock- Amusements Company, JUST PHONE... Ola 120-selection “Comet” were pre- one of the industry’s busiest coinmen, sented by Schulz, followed by the spent the week here visiting with the supper, and the business meeting of j executives of D. Gottlieb & Company, the Association. Members of the As- ; manufacturers of the games he dis- sociation present included the follow- THE CASH BOX ing from Norfolk: Philip Warren, tributes down South, as well as his Bonniville Amusement Co.; M. Elling- many friends in the city. j in New York City: JUdson 6-2640 ton and Thomas O. Taylor, Tidewater Music Corp.; O. N. Hilburn, Sebring The ninety degree temperature in Music Co.; W. H. Jennings, Jr., Vir- Chicago made little impression on

ginia Music Co.; A. S. Nicholson and i in Chicago: DEarborn 2-0045 Mangone, but we bet he did miss that I C. P. Warren, Automatic Music Co.; outdoor swimming pool, located on

Howard Barton and N. T. Campbell, i Walker Music Co.; Ken F. Schneider, his home property, which he and many in Los Angeles: WEbster 1-1121 Playtime Sales Co.; H. L. Christensen, Miami coinmen use continually. ” **lt*s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts

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EASTERN FLASHES

As this is the last week prior to the Mike Munves-UJA Testimonial Dinner, GUNS _ being held at the Commodore Hotel on Tuesday, June 22, coinmen thruout the . . They Work city busy working to make it an historical event. Wholesalers along coinrow have prepared some fine surprises for those attending. Meyer Parkoff, At- They Take Top Money. . lantic-New York Corp., so busy with the final details, he hardly has time to pay attention to his business, which, by the way, due to activity, should They Maintain Their Value For Years have his full attention. The only person who seems to be totally unconcered is the guest of honor, Mike Munves. It may well be that the unnrecedented rush of business keeps his mind so occupied, he hasn’t time to think of the THE BEST OF THEM All dinner. ***** As this is beinsr written, the Army-McCarthy hearings are still in progress, but should be terminated before the end of the week. The hearings have been cost’n^ operators monev. in that collections in locations where television is available during the afternoon hours, have been off a few dollars a week. SHOOTING GALLERY Operators are glad to see the hearings concluded. . . . One of the joyful distributors is Joe Young, Young Distributing (and sales mgr. Abe Lipsky, of course). The new model 1700 Wurlitzer phono is well accepted, and the

factory is starting to ship nice quantities. . . . Ben Becker, regional sales representative for Bally, left for Western Pennsylvania to meet Ed Barker, roadman for AFas in Pittsburgh. The men will then spend a few days, on the road visiting coinmen. Becker will then hustle back to New York in time

to attend the Mike Munves dinner. . . . A1 Adickes, head of Nova, Hamburg. Germany, stopped off in New York on his way back from Chicago. He visited a few coinmen, and the flew back home. Adickes is expected to return to

the United States some time in November. . . . Barney (Shugy) Sugerman. Runvon Sales, is one of the busiest execs in town. With the AMI phonos moving nicely—with Keeney’s new shuffle game “Bikini” on hand—with Bally’s new “Moon Ride” kiddie ride installed on his display floor (and what a sensational piece)—and directing and organizing the sale and distribution nationally of the “Activeaire” Electric Towel, Shugy is one busy guy. Shugy is tremendously enthusiastic about “Activeaire,” which he advises is keeping the factory working overtime*****in an effort to supply the demand. Dave Stern and Bob Slifer, Seacoast Distributors, hosted Dick Cole of Cole Products, this past week. The firm is distributor for Cole’s drink vendors. Slifer also advised that Seacoast had a very good sales week on Rock-Ola’s

“Comet” phono. . . . A1 Simon, Albert Simon, Inc., displays Genco’s new “Rifle Gallery” on his showroom floor, and ops line up to try their shooting

skill. . . . Harrington W. (Hank) Peteet, field service engineer for The Rudolph Wurlitzer Company in town, and holds a service session right out in. the field. Peteet spent a day at Triboro Maintenance, a phono service organization in

Queens, demonstrating the Wurlitzer 1700. . . . Bill Moroz, Whippany, N. J., makes the rounds of wholesalers on the row. ... Nat Cohn, Riteway Mfg., still shipping nice quantities of his “3-Dimensional Theatre” thruout the

country to arcades. . . . Jack Mitnick, regional representative for AMI, returns to New York from his visit to Si Redd in Boston, and then prepares for an

extended trip thru the southern states. . . . Ernie Crowder, a phono operator in New Jersey, also heads the Anchor Record Company, and is now hoping his new release “When Your Old Wedding Ring Was New” by Bill Harrington will take off in a big way. Herman Halpern, Automatic Music Co., Elizabeth,

N. J. advises he’s doing well with it in his boxes. . . . Mike Munves, when we were able to grab him for a moment’s conversation, told us that he had sold a raft of Exhibit’s “Shooting Gallery” rifle machines and that the demand

continues unabated. . . . Johnny Seuling, Century Distributors, Inc., Buffalo, N. Y., back from a swing thru territory, reports that demands for Wurlitzer

1700’s continue to balloon. . . . Century Distributors has been contributing old juke boxes for youth organizations and the Fresh Air Mission for Children the record at Angola, N. Y. . . . The entire coin machine industry (as well as and music industries) will be offering birthday congratulations to The Cash Box thru messages in the 12th Anniversary Issue (July 3 issue), which will be in circulation starting Monday, June 28. IF YOU HAVEN’T AS YET SENT IN YOUR AD, YOU’D BETTER HURRY. THIS ALL-IMPORTANT ANNIVERSARY, DIRECTORY ISSUE GOES TO PRESS ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE 14. PHONE YOUR OLD PAL* JOE ORLECK AT JUDSON 6-2640, AND YOU’LL GET THE USUAL TOP FRIENDLY SERVICE.

CONNECTICUT CAPERS

Abe Fish, president of the Music Operators of Connecticut, has been coming in late to work recently as his daughters, Jerry and Jacqueline, have been keeping him busy chasing them around the new Fish homestead in West

Hartford. . . . Jim Tolisano of Superior Music, Hartford, was kept busy between pacing the floors while waiting for his wife to give birth to their third boy, For Details... contact your local Edward James, and also attending to his many duties as executive vice president of the M. O. C. . . . Charles Spillane, veteran employee of the Acme EXHIBIT DISTRIBUTOR OR THE FACTORY TODAY! Music Co., New Haven is rapidly recovering from a recent virus infection. Charles expresses his gratitude for the many cards he received during his

illness. . . . Milton Block of Block Amusement, Waterbury, is currently on a strict diet. Once upon a time Milton hit the scales at 275 pounds but now

is a delicate and fragil 210 pounds. . . . Arthur Moss, Supreme Amusement, Bridgeport, recently sold his route to Joe Friedman of Crystal Amusement.

The veteran operator will be sorely missed by the boys in the trade. . . . J. EXHIBIT SUPPLY Albert Gaffney, Norwich, dean of Norwich operators, was seen making the rounds of the record emporiums in Hartford last week. . . . Byron Athenian, New London, is a perfect example of the outstanding ability of some of our 4218 W. LAKE ST. VA 6-3100 operators. He recently learned the plumbing business and finds plenty of spare time from his other interests to engage in many lucrative plumbing

. . genial, jovial CHICAGO engagements. . Big Jim O’Connor, the but ever hustling operator from Eastern Connecticut is busy these days hunting in his beloved Windham County.

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Injunction proceeding halted. Judge here turned everything over to the Master-In-Chancery for further ruling. This will delay everything about 30 days. And even then, it isn’t definite whether the injunction will be granted as to whether pinballs will operate here. . . . Something entirely new and different being constructed in very hush hush fashion over at Williams Mfg. Co. Part of the factory is fenced off and only a very few trusted engineers have been allowed to enter. Learned this on last visit to the plant. Also understand that, whatever the new products are, they were received from Harry Williams’ experimental laboratories in California. Tho Williams’ officials won’t confirm, the fact remains they also won’t deny. So whatever these revolutionary products are await them with interest. Which reminds, now that Sam Stern has become a barbecue chef, visitors are dropping over to Winnetka to taste those very delicious hamburgers. But

Sam getting real ambitious. Is going to try his hand at steaks and roasts. . . . Plenty excitement over at the Bally plant all this past week as the firm officially announced its new “Hi-Fi” game. From comment already received by Jack Nelson, Bill O’Donnell, Herb Jones and others at the Bally factory, looks like Ray Moloney has the biggest of all the big hits he has yet produced.

. . . United’s factory put in a full day’s work on Saturday, this past week, to

satisfy one of the big distribs here who needed the games. . . . Phil Levin, secretary of the local phono ops’ assn., was rushed back from Nippersink with a burst appendix. But reported to be on the way to recovery at St. Luke’s Hos-

pital after that speedy ambulance trip all the way to Chi. . . . Phone us your ad for the “12th Anniversary Issue” before you read any further. Our Chicago phone number is: DEarborn 2-0045. Issue closes Wed., June 23. The entire Gottlieb clan, Dave, Nate, Sol and Alvin, working like mad trying to get ahead of the orders coming in so that vacationtime can go off as

scheduled on July 2. . . . Tried to talk to Jack Nelson last week and found Ballymen were giving 2 minutes to each call for, as Jack said, “There’s dozens

of calls hanging fire here”. . . . Lou Dunis and Johnny Michaels in town this

past week. . . . Also A1 Calderon and Jimmy Savarese. . . . Paul Huebsch advises that Dave Wallach now on the job for Keeney cig machines. Will survey

West Coast for the Keeney firm. . . . That editorial in The Daily News (Tues., with lffl Selections "The original phonograph June 15) re: ciggy machines, was certainly a change around from the stuff R0CK-01A MANUFACTURING CORPORATION this paper published just a few short weeks ago. The editorial wound up with, 800 North Kedzio Avenue Chicago 51. Illinois with 120 selections'' “If the vending machine is a convenience to the public, it is a sorry com- mentary on our law enforcement that we dare not permit its general use

because the wrong people would promptly misuse it” . . . The top five in United’s twilight golf league are: J. Marinos, K. Nelson, H. Ross, H. Handler and R. Johnson. Bill DeSelrn? Oh, Billy’s down in 13th place. IN STOCK! RECONDITIONED! Keeney named Jean and Dolores Minthorne of L.A. and Phoenix as distribs for the firm in So. Calif, and So. Nevada. ... Ed Hall of Exhibit absolutely GUARANTEED! thrilled to pieces at the marvelous reaction and the orders he received for BINGOS REFINISHED!

“Shooting Gallery” on a flying visit to Pittsburgh, Cleveland and Toledo. . . . Altho his business card reads, “Retired. No phone. No address. No business. No . . . . Coney Island $130 Palm Springs . $495 money.” Charles (Little Jimmy) Johnson of Globe is still very, very active ONE-BALL Dude Ranch ...... 425 Spot Lite no and most definitely “in business”. . . . Ralph Sheffield, Avron Gensburg.and Yacht Club ...... 250 Bright Lights 95 Sam Lewis of Genco busier than the busiest getting out their new “Rifle Gal- . 395 Circus 225 lery”. . . . The “Aircall” system now in Chi being used widely by operators in CLOSEOUTS Beauty .... 315 ABC 115 other cities. . . . Ronnie Schwartz of National returns from a biz trip to upper COMPLETE AS IS ...... Long Beach 95 Wisconsin and meets Mort Levinson of the firm returning from lower Wis- Palm Beach 175

. 465 . Havana consin and both then smack into Sheldon Spira at the office who has just re- Turf King $39.50 Frolics 225 Atlantic City 195 Mexico Write turned from a two week vacation. . . . Len Micon has been hooking instead Citation 20.00 Bolero of slicing, the boys at World Wide claim, even tho he’s a low, low scorer in Bright Spot ...... 145 $125 Special Entry . . . . 15.00 this nutzy game of golf. By the way, Fred Skor of World Wide thrilled at the NEW: United HAWAII; Bally SURF CLUB Jockey Special . .. 15.00 pickup being enjoyed in export biz by the firm. Crating $10.00 Extra Terms: V2 Dep., Balance C.O.D. or S.D. Wanna know what a fire can make you do? Just walk into Purveyor. Herb — Perkins and Monte West immediately point to the “No Smoking” sign now l ' MACHINE hanging there. . . . Ray Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Buster Williams visited over at United last week. ... Jim Culea, Exhibit’s ad mgr, would very much OXsfts EXCHANGE

like to take his vacation this July. . . . George Kozy puts it this way, “Every- cozy over at A.B.T.” And George bringing the thing’s now boys bunches of 1012-14 MILWAUKEE AVE. Phono iVitGLAOf 4-2600 CHICA3Q 22. ILL homegrown roses from his Franklin Park home. . . . Thanks to Paul and Ellen

Brown for telling us, “You sure have done the operators lots of good”. . . . Ed Levin and Frank Mencuri going over their order lists at Chicago Coin and trying to figure out how to send 300 to satisfy 700. Boys it just can’t be done. Might as well admit the backlog for ChiCoin’s bowlers growing bigger all the f-^lionoc^raph time as orders flood in. . . . Gil Kitt one of the busiest distribs in the nation and trying his best to answer every phone call. Howie Freer, Stanley Levin, Yince Shay, and everyone else at Empire, also sweating away and answering the REPLACEMENT PLASTICS calls asking for more phone more, and more. STRONG AND DURABLE—EASY TO INSTALL A1 Bergman of Buffalo planning a visit into Chi just to see if he can’t get PRICES ! “some more equipment faster”. . . . Julius Mohill of Star Music, one of the / Check these LOW nicest guys in the business, tells us that “Cash Box deserves the best” for A. M. I. WURLITZER which we sincerely thank him. . . . Irv Sandler advises that his son is now model MODEL 1015

I. r $9-50 football coach and teacher at his Des Moines highschool. . . . Watch the 12th A Tops or Top Corner, I. or r. .. $7.50 Centers, I. or r 16.50 n Anniversary Issue of The Cash Box for a letter from T. R. “Dink” Styers of Lower Sides, ea 5.50 Bottoms, I. or r 11.70 Winston-Salem, No. Car. which, in our estimation, is the greatest ever yet B Dome 17.65 Replace old glass bub-

Centers, I. or r 9.60 written for operators to read—and remember. . . . Newest quartet to click bier tubes with Plastic like anything: Tony Koupal, Charley Kagels, Jerry Becker and Harley Stamps Bottoms, ea 9.60 Twisted Rod Sets, 4 C Tops, I. or r 11.25 s tra i gh t c lea r — 4 of Central Distributors, St. Loo and K.C. . . . Jack Nelson visited with Romeo Centers 5.65 curved co | ored 7 75 Laniel and Jean Coutou in Montreal and advises both men doing so great it’s Bottoms, ea 6.75 almost phenomenal. Jack also in Toronto to visit Dave Russell’s arcade and SEEBURG Also ava 'l

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"Flying Saucer” Fuselage Spins Round and Round There’s plenty of activity as operators get ready for the heavy tourist season ahead. Business Cockpit Swings Back and Forth, Up and Down has been holding up in most areas and shows signs of becoming better during the Summer months. Atr-age version of the oldest, greatest kiddy-ride in history — tht tver-popular swing— Moon-Ride gets immediate With the Summer season comes attention on location, gets repeat-riding day after day. month after month, gets biggest, steadiest profits ever the vacation period and all along coinrow all you hear is people making earned in kiddy-ride field. Get your share of the Moon- Ride money! Get Moon-Ride on your locations now! plans for fishing trips and outings to the beaches or mountain resorts. . . . Minthorne Music Company doesn’t look like the same place. The front of the FLASHY building has been painted a bright Chinese Green and huge signs have been erected in red and black. It’s amazing what a little paint can do to give EYE-APPEAL that ultra-modern look. The Silver saucer, blue base, Minthornes are going ahead with many new plans flashing lights Scars and comets whiz by cockpit- to expand their business. . . . Herman Paster of window. Mayflower Novelty Company, Minneapolis, spent several days in town SPACE-GUN conferring with Bill Happel at Badger SOUND-EFFECTS Sales Company. Now on display in the Badger showrooms is Genco’s new “Rifle Gallery.” Many ops who stopped in took time out to try the colorful POSITIVELY SAFE new game and agree that it’s a natural for locations and as an arcade piece. ADJUSTABLE RIDE-TIME . . . Bob Baer, sales manager for Wurlitzer Mfg. Co., N. Tonawanda, N. Y., ALL-METAL and his wife spent several days in LA on a combined business trip and vaca- CONSTRUCTION tion. While in town they attended the races at Hollywood Park in Inglewood NATIONAL with Paul and Lucille Laymon and visited several points of interest throughout COIN-MECHANISM the area. Walter Peteet, field representative for Wurlitzer Mfg. Co., also 35 IN. BY 6? IN.. 62 IN. HI6H came down from San Francisco to spend a few days with their local * RETRACTABLE CASTERS distributor Paul A. Laymon Company. Walter and Jimmy Wilkins took a new Wurlitzer “1700” down to Long Beach to display at the Southern California Bartenders Association meeting in the Lafayette Hotel. The whole Laymon crew are all Bally Manufacturing Company, 2640 Belmont Ave., Chicago 18, Illinois enthused over the new Bally “Moon-Ride” Kiddy Ride. They are also expecting

a new shipment of the new Bally “Hi-Fi” Bingo Game any day now. . . . Los Angeles operator Tom Catana took a few days off for a short vacation in the

mountains. . . . Glad to hear that L. Zaboski is recovering after a long siege

in the hospital with a bad case of the ulcers. . . . Missed Nick Carter and

Harold Chapman of Nickabob Sales Company this past week. . . . All you trout anglers take note! —Jack Spenser, who operates around Big Bear lake, came in with a report that business is good, fishing is excellent and there’s more people staying at the resorts around the lake than ever before. HURRY! Sidney Falk from the Independent Lock Company, Chicago, is now vaca- tioning here in Southern California. He is one of the foremost suppliers of locks to the Coin Machine Industry. Falk was seen visiting with several of

the distributors along coinrow. . . . Lee Sidebottom, manufacturer of the old Sidebottom Crane, came down from his home in Redwood City, Calif., to HURRY! visit with Jack Simon, prexy of Simon Distributing Company. . . . The Mulcays, husband and wife harmonica playing team, just returned from an eleven month tour and stopped in to visit Mary and Kay Solle at Leuenhagen’s Record Bar. Their latest Cardinal waxing of “Beer Barrell Polka” b/w “You Can’t Be True Dear” looks like a great number for the juke boxes. Mary reports that most of the operators in the area are already programming it on their routes. HURRY! She predicts that it will be bigger than “My Happiness” and “Near You”

which broke here in La several months ago. . . . A1 and Bruce Cane of Cane Distributing Company say they just can’t get enough of those new Rock-Ola’s. They report that business has been picking up steadily for them and they

wish to thank the operators for their tremendous cooperation. . . . Charley 12th Anniversary Robinson, prexy of C. A. Robinson & Co., reports that they have received a lot of very favorable comment on United’s “Ace” Shuffle Alley. The game has been very enthusiastically received throughout the area. A1 Bettleman has been urging all the ops to buy what new games they need now before the factory shuts down for vacations July 4th thru 19th. We hear that the Issue of THE CASH BOX United factory is expected to come out with a new gun sometime this month. California Music Company is one of the busiest places in town. Gabe Orland says that they are continuing to break all previous sales records. They are the Southern California distributors for the Nelson Modernization Kits and The Chrome Pilaster sets which are distributed by Ray R. Powers Sales

GOING ON THE PRESSES! Company, this city. . . . George Sherlock, promotion manager for Decca Dis- tributing Corp., recently took Charlie Applewhite around to visit the two

leading one-stops and operators. . . . Larry Hansford came down from Lompoc

with his wife and two lovely daughters to visit along coinrow. . . . Phil Robinson Your Last Opportunity To Be Repre- and A1 Cohn have returned after a trip to Chicago, Detroit and stopovers in Denver, Colorado Springs, Salt Lake and San Francisco. A1 should have that

new Chrysler well broken in by now. . . . Ray Powers, prexy of Ray R. Powers sented With An Ad In The Sales Company, says that he’s happy over the inquiries and orders that have Most poured in from all over the world on the new Nelson Modernization Kits and Chrome Pilaster Sets. He has already set up distributors in most major cities

and plans to leave soon to call on them personally. . . . Mrs. W. D. McClure Important Directory Issue of San Luis Obispo was seen this past week buying equipment along coinrow. first . . . Bill Disson from Duarte also came in to shop along coinrow for the

time in several months. . . . Mel Heiman came in from Crestline to buy

equipment as he gets his route all set for the Summer months. . . . Two JOE ORLECK other operators who we havn’t seen for quite some time were A1 McMahan BILL GERSH from San Jacinto and Arthur Etz who came down from his resort at Muntz

recently. . . . Other in New York in Chicago lake. . . . Lela Smith made the long trek in from Barstow Phone Now! visitors included Noble Carver, San Diego; Tom Reese, Bakersfield and Ken JUdson 6-2640 DEarborn 2-0045 Reidel from Fontana. . . . Our next edition will be the colossal 12th Anniversary issue. We know you will want to be represented in it with a large advertisement. Hurry, call WE 1-1121. ” “h’s WhaVs in THE CASH BOX That Counts www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Page 45 June 26, 1954 Convenient CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION Use This WANT—Tubes: 2051; 2050; 70L7; 2A4; 2A3; 5V4; 6L6; 6N7; 6L7; 6V6 metal; 6X5 metal. Will pay WANT $40 hundred. Must have minimum quantity 50 of a type. Have yon Form For Your other types in quantity? LEWIS WANT All late model phonograph*. — ELECTRONICS, 3449 NO. ELAINE Quote best prices. Will pick up with- PL., CHICAGO, ILL. in a radius of 300 miles. KOEPPEL DISTRIBUTING CO., 629 TENTH AVENUE, NEW 70RK 19, N. Y. Classified Ad WANT — Latest model cigarette machines. Can also use Cole, Super- Vend and other drink dispensers, also want hot coffee vendors. Please WANT—Your used or surplus records give quantity, model numbers, con- CHECK OFF all speeds. 45’s our specialty. We dition and price wanted in first OR buy all year round and pay top letter. Write full details to: BOX WANT FOR SALE WHICH YOU DESIRE NO. 1010 c/o THE CASH BOX, prices. No lot too large or too small. 32 W. RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO No more than blues. We pay 10% 1, ILL. freight. BEACON SHOPS, 821 NO. CLASSIFIED AD RATE 10 CENTS PER WORD MAIN STREET, PROVIDENCE, Count every word including all words in firm name. Numbers in address count as R. I. Tel.: UNion 1-7500. WANT—From all over the world! Lit- one word. Minimum ad accepted $1.00. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL erature on any machine that takes ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check is not enclosed with order your classified ad will he held for following issue pending receipt of your check or cash. coins and sells anything — amuse- WANT—A. M. I. 40, 80, 120 selection ment, drinks, Bromos, fortunes. Notice to holders of "Special ($48) Subscription": You are entitled to a free classi- equipment — Phono, Hideaways, fied ad in each week's issue containing no more than 40 words, which includes your firm Pocket Books, cigarettes 25 2c each, Steppers, Wall Boxes, Bar Brackets. name, address and telephone number. All words over 40 will be charged to you at the aspirin at 5c each, single band-aids, regular rate of 10c per word. Please count words carefully. Seeburg 100 A & B. Scales, Arcade equipment, lc and 5c Vendors, Bally newspapers. WITHAM ENTER- ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CLOSES WEDNESDAY NOON AT Futuritys, 1953 Pin Games. Write PRISES & ASSOCIATES, 20-22 stating condition number, model, THE CASH BOX, 26 West 47th Street, New York 36, N. Y. , CUNNINGHAM AVENUE, GLENS prices. ST . THOMAS and THE FALLS, NEW YORK. COIN SALES, ST. THOMAS, ON- START HERE TARIO, CANADA. TEL.: 2648. WANT—Any quantity post-war Wur- litzer Phonographs, Models 1100, Bright Spots, United Show- WANT— 1250, and 1400. Also Seeburg boat, United Circus, late Gottlieb 5 M100—78 and 45. Wire, write, or Model Ball free play games, Seeburg phone: BUSH DISTRIBUTING State quantity, price, B & C’s 45’s. COMPANY, 286 N. W. 29th ST., and condition in first letter. NOBRO MIAMI, FLORIDA. NOVELTY CO., 538 BRYANT ST., SAN FRANCISCO 7, CALIF. WANT — For Export — Wurlitxer 1015’s, 1400’s, 1450’s. Evans Con- WANT—New and used records. High- stellations. Seeburg Factory Distribu- est prices paid for 78’s and 45’s. No tors. Telephone collect: DAVIS DIS- quantity too large or too small. We TRIBUTING CORP., 725 WATER buy brand new LP’s (33 1/3 RPM) STREET, SYRACUSE, NEW YORK. in quantity. Write or phone. Tel.: 75-5194. FIDELITY DISTRIBUTORS, 666 10th AVE., NEW YORK 36, Tel.: JUdson 6-4568. WANT — Show Boats, Circus, Rodeo and Bright Spots. GOLDEN GATE NOVELTY CO.. 701 GOLDEN GATE WANT—For Resale. Late model Pho- AVE., SAN FRANCISCO 2, CALIF. nographs; Shuffle Games and Pin Tel.: MArket 1-3967. Games. Also, good arcade equipment. Write lowest prices, first letter. WEST SIDE DISTRIBUTING, WANT—Phonograph records made be- 612 TENTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, fore 1940; any quantity or dealer N. Y. Tel.: Circle 6-8464. stock; $150 to $300 per thousand; will inspect if required. Some labels wanted are Brunswick; Vic- WANT—New and used records. Can tor; Vocalion; Paramount; Gennett; be up to 6 months old. No quantity Bluebird; Champion. JACOB S. FIRM_ too large or smalL Write us list. SCHNEIDER, 128 W. 66th STREET, We pay freight. DIXIE RECORD N. Y. C. SHOP, 259 WEST 42nd ST., NEW YORK 36, N. Y. Tel.: Wisconsin ADDRESS 7-0830. WANT—Can use late Bally or United Bingo Machines and 100 selector Seeburg Music Boxes. Best Prices. DAN STEWART COMPANY, 140 E. WANT—Distressed merchandise for 2nd SOUTH, SALT LAKE CITY, CITY ZONE STATE return privileges. Purple label UTAH. Tel.: 22-2473. Capitols, Columbia, Coral, Decca, Victor, Mercury, King — 78’s and 45’s — also L.P.’s. Please quote WANT—All types of arcade machines prices, pay freight. TELEPHONE NO we C & L MU- and Gottlieb 4 & 6 Flipper Pinball SIC CO., 11 BAYBERRY RD., Games in any quantity. Give names, FRANKLIN SQUARE, L. I., N. Y. condition, prices wanted and when ready to ship. INTERNATIONAL ENCLOSE YOUR CHECK—AIRMAIL TO: AMUSEMENT CO., 1423 SPRING GARDEN STREET, PHILADEL- WANT — 45 RPM Records, new or PHIA, PA. used. No quantity too large or small. Highest prices paid. Write stating THE CASH BOX quantity on hand. TONY GALGANO, WANT — Frolics and Beach Clubs. GALGANO DIST. CO., 4142 W. Send us your lowest price. H & H ARMITAGE, CHICAGO 39, ILL. MUSIC, 1626—3rd AVENUE, MO- 26 WEST 47th STREET, NEW YORK 36, N. Y. Tel.: Dickens 2-7060. LINE. 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WANT—Juke Box 45’s records. Glenn FOR SALE—Wurlitzer Bar and Wall FOR SALE—Reconditioned, like new. FOR SALE;—America’s finest recon- Yacht Clubs, $285; Keeney Lite-A- ditioned phonographs and music Miller Memorial Albums, 33 or 45. Boxes — 3020’s $10; 3031’s $5; Line, $45; United Cabana, $255; accessories. Everyone of our re- 2140’s $5. Steppers and Master We buy out your entire stock of 33 Palm Beach, $195; Bally Space conditioned machines guaranteed includ- or 45 records. Send list and lowest units; inquire. 1017’s $75 Ships, $485; Palm Springs (write) beautiful condition regardless of price. Tell need. price, any quantity. NEW YORK ing stepper. HENRY C. KNOB- Ice Frolics (write). DONAN DIS- us what you Get TRIBUTING COMPANY, 5007 N. our prices before you buy. ANGOIT DISTRIBUTING CO., 625 TENTH LAUCH & SONS, 51 WARREN ST., CHICAGO ILL. Tel.: DISTRIBUTING CO., INC., 2616 GLENS FALLS, NEW YORK. KEDZIE, 25, AYE., NEW YORK 36, N. Y. JUniper 8-5211. PURITAN AVENUE, DETROIT 21, MICH. Tel.: UNiversity 4-0773. WANT—To Buy For Cash. Seeburg 100A, B and C and Bally Champion FOR SALE—One Stop Record Service. FOR SALE—We are Exclusive Dis- FOR SALE—Evans Constellation $225 have in stock for sale Horses. We Any record, any label, 5c over tributors in Michigan for AMI, Am- Shoot the Bear $145; Keeney De- or trade Bally Space Ships; Merry- erican Shuffleboard, Bert Lane, Chi- Luxe Bowler $125; AMI A, B, C, D wholesale. Free title strips. New Go-Rounds; Bally Bingo Machines; cago Coin, Exhibit, Keeney, Geneo, and a complete line of United Bingo orders. Used Alleys. REDD DISTRIBUT- accounts 1/3 deposit with all Gottlieb, Williams, and Victor Vend- and Shuffle Alleys. CENTRAL DIS- ING COMPANY, INC., 298 LIN- RAYMAR SALES CO., 170-21 JA- ing. MILLER - NEWMARK DIS- TRIBUTORS, 2315 OLIVE ST., MASS. COLN STREET, ALLSTON, MAICA AVE., JAMAICA 32, N. Y. TRIBUTING CO., 42 FAIRBANKS ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI (MAin Tel.: ALgonquin 4-4040. ST., N. W., GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. 1-3511) or 3314 MAIN STREET, Tel.: OLympia 8-4012-4013. Tel.: GLendale 6-6807 and 5743 KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI (WEst- GRAND RIVER AVE.. DETROIT 8, port 3582). WANT—For resale. United & Chicago MICH. Tel.: TYler 8-2230. Coin Bowling Games; Bally Bingo Games Mills Panorama Peek Shows FOR SALE—Juke Box, game route ; FOR SALE — Keeney High Score Kiddie Rides. State condition and Northern California $30,000, easy League $169.50; Williams DeLuxe best price in the first letter. STAN- terms. Average take $3,000 month. FOR SALE — Reconditioned Wurlitz- Star Series United 6 LEY DISTRIBUTING CO., 1523 ers: 1250’s $375; 1 100’s $250; $187.50; Way Ill Health forces sale. Write or BROADWAY, TACOMA, WASH. 1015’s $125; 1080’s $125: Seeburgs F. T. $149.50; United 6 Way De- wire P. O. BOX 531, CRESCENT Tel.: BRoadway 3663. 146M $115; 147M $135; 148M Luxe $159.50; Domino $139.50; CITY, CALIFORNIA. Manhattan’s $75; $250; Packard Spot Lite $119.50. LAKE CITY Packard Sevens $50; Wall Boxes AMUSEMENT, INC., 4533 PAYNE WANT — For Resale. Bingo Games. 3-W-2 L 56’s $10; W6L 56—5, 10, and 25c Boxes $22.50. O’CONNOR AVENUE, CLEVELAND 4, OHIO. W. B. DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 1012 DISTRIBUTORS. INC., 2320 W. Tel. : HEnderson 1-7577. ST. LOUIS, FOR SALE—All machines 20% off MARKET STREET., MAIN ST., RICHMOND, VA. Wurlitzer MISSOURI. Tel.: CEntral 9292. high CASH BOX prices. 1015, 1100, 120. Rockolas 1422, 1426. AMI Model C. Seeburgs 146, FOR SALE—All machines 20% off high CASH BOX prices. Wurlitzers, WANT — Seeburg Model C ; Seeburg 100A. Phone STerling 87515 147, FOR SALE—We have 30 brand new 1250, 1100, 1400. Spot Light, Seeburg Model A AMI Model B ; ; or Write: DIXON DISTRIBUTING National Shuffleboards which we will Bright Spot, Bright Light, Atlantic Model D-80; AMI Model D-40; AMI CORP., P.O. Box 2660, YOUNGS- sell at a very low price. Buy as many City, Stars, Coney Island, Zingo, SHUFFLE- Model C. Also late type United TOWN, OHIO. as you want. RELIABLE Skee Rolls, Shuffle Alleys, Flipper CO., 5728 BROADWAY, Bowlers and arcade machines. State BOARD Pin Games, Super World Series, CHICAGO, ILL. Guns, V. YONTZ SALES CO., BYES- quantity and prices in first letter. VILLE. OHIO. BADGER SALES COMPANY, 2251 W. PICO BLVD., LOS ANGELES 6, FOR SALE—Brite Lites $75; Brite CALIF. Spot $95 Spot Lite $90. Beach Atlantic City Frol- ; FOR SALE—1 Seeburg Sicum Unit, FOR SALE— $165; Oub, Dude Ranch, Palm Springs, perfect condition, $250; 2 Genco ics $170; Yacht Club $225; Beauty write. ALLIED DISTRIBUTING Sky Gunner, brand new; Ajax Cigar- $275; Beach Club $340; Dude WANT—Beach Clubs; Dude Ranches; ette Machines, brand new, close- CO., 786 MILWAUKEE AVE.. Ranch $375; Ice Frolics $435; Turf Palm Springs. We sell factory re- out; 1 Poolette Pool Table $50; 1 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. 2-Plaver Attachment for Kings $35. MICKEY ANDERSON, conditioned Spot Lites $85. W. E. Keeney Shuffleboard. LIEBERMAN MUSIC 314 EAST 11th STREET, ERIE, KEENEY MANUFACTURING COM- COMPANY, 257 PLYMOUTH AVE- PENNSYLVANIA. Tel.: 5-7549. PANY, 5229 S. KEDZIE AVE., CHI- NUE NORTH, MINNEAPOLIS, CAGO, ILL. Tel.: Hemlock 4-3844. FOR SALE — ChiCoin 10th Frame MINN. Bowler $165; United Clover $275; FOR SALE; Uniteds; Imperial Keeney 6 Player S.A. $100; Exhibit — $350; Twin Rotation $100; ChiCoin Bowl Classic $275; Clover $250; Williams A Ball $100; ChiCoin King Pin $50; DeLuxe Baseball $225; DeLuxe FOR SALE — Premium merchandise FOR SALE Williams Star Series $100; ChiCoin World Series $95. MOHAWK SKILL 4 Player Derby $100. UNIVERSITY for coin machine prizes. Over 3,000 GAMES CO., 67 SWAGGERTOWN COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, 854 articles carried in stock. Write for NORTH HIGH STREET, COLUM- complete wholesale descriptive price ROAD, SCHENECTADY 2, N. Y. FOR SALE—50 Chrome 3020 Wur- (Established 1932). BUS 8, OHIO. Tel.: UNiversity list todav. litzer Wall Boxes converted to 48 6900. HASTINGS DISTRIBUTING CO., ROAD, MIL- play, $25 each. Checked and ready 6100 RLUEMOUND FOR SALE—Wurlitzer Bar Boxes for location. MUSIC DISTRIBU- WAUKEE 13. WISC. Tel.: Blue- mound 8-7600. 2140’s; Wurlitzer Wall Boxes INC., ST., TORS, 213 FRANKLIN 3020’s. Steppers and Master units. N.C. Tel.: 2-3992. FOR SALE — AMI D-80 $495; AMI FAYETTEVILLE, No reasonable offer refused. YOUNG D-40 $395; Seeburg “C” $695; DISTRIBUTING, INC., 599 TENTH Seeburg “B” $525; Wurlitzer 1400 FOR SALE — 25 Winners like new, AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y. FOR SALE; Attention, Wurlitzer 1500 $395; Wurlitzer 1100 $180; Wur- — cleaned and guaranteed, few new, and 1700 operators connect 24 and litzer 1015 $75. UNITED DIS- $75 each or will trade. What have 48 selection Wall Boxes to 104 TRIBUTORS, INC., P. O. BOX yon? WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS FOR SALE Capco cleaner glass, selection Phonographs. Use regular — for 1995, 513 E. CENTRAL, WICHITA 3126 ELLIOTT AVE., SEATTLE 1, plastic, and chrome, trial 219 and 248 Steppers and Adaptor. WASHINGTON. size Specify 1500 or 1700. $34.50 each. 2, KANSAS. 70c, $3.95 a gallon. Crocus cloth Satisfaction guaranteed. MIDWEST 9 x 11 sheet 17c. Emery cloth 2/0, MUSIC SERVICE, 819 WEST SEC- OND, WICHITA, KANSAS. 9 x 11 sheet 17c. Lubriplate 35c a tube. Rosin core solder 95c a lb., FOR SALE—All types used AMI, Wur- SALE Bingo games; late model FOR — litzer and Seeburg equipment. Clean 5 lb. roll $4.35. Rear frames re- FOR SALE — Hi-Speed Super Fast Bally and United. All in A-l shape, and shopped, or as is. Factory Dis- bushed model 700 & up, $2.50 each, shuffle board wax. 24 one-pound ready for immediate delivery. Write tributor for Seeburg. DICKSON lots of 5, $1.75 each. 1/3 deposit CO., 631 CALI- for full details. RELIABLE COIN DISTRIBUTING W. cans per case $8.50 f.o.b. Dallas, FORNIA, OKLAHOMA CITY, with order. Guaranteed. COVEN MACHINE CO., INC., Texas. Sold on money back guar- 184 WIND- OKLA. Tel.: REgent 6-3691. MUSIC CORP., 3181 ELSTON antee. AMI Distributor. STATE SOR STREET, HARTFORD 5, AVE., CHICAGO, ILL. Tel.: INde- MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS, INC., CONN. Tel.: CHapel 9-6556. pendence 3-2210. 3100 MAIN ST., DALLAS, TEXAS. FOR SALE—Can you afford 92c per week to get ahead and stay ahead FOR SALE;—The best buy in used of all competition? For only 92c FOR SALE—United Imperials, Bally Bally Bingo Games. Just buy one FOR SALE — Parts & Supplies for per week you can have a 40-word Jukes, Palm Springs, Dude Ranches, Beach will little Shuffle, Pin and Telequiz ad in this section plus a free full and you see why you pay a Games. Sylvania, RCA Tubes and Clubs, and Beautys. One Owner. year’s (52 weeks) subscription to more and be glad you did. Your Chicago Miniature Lamps less 50%. Ready to ship. GLOBE DISTRIB- The Cash Box. “The ‘Bible’ of the money back if not completely satis- Tubular wrappers 75c per M, 20M UTING CO., 1623 Coin Machine Industry.” Send your lots 70c. Pucks NORTH CALI- fied. 1/3 deposit with all orders. $1.50. CHAMPION Check for $48 today plus your first DISTRIBUTING FORNIA AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL. Write or call: ALLAN SALES, INC, CO., 3743 W. 40-word ad to: THE CASH BOX, GRAND (Tel.: AVENUE, CHICAGO 51, ARmitage 6-0780) Coin 26 W. 47th ST., NEW YORK 937 MARKET ST., WHEELING ILLINOIS. 19, Changers, Counters, and Wrappers. N. Y. (Phone: JU 6-2640). W. VA. Tel.: WHeeling 5472.

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Sel. Bars FOR SALE — Wurlitzer 1080’s $75; Contact us before you FOR SALE 78 rpm 10 inch Records, FOR SALE;—6 Juice $250 FOR SALE— — See- for your special sale purpose, $6 a each; United Deluxe Bowlers $100; 1015’s $85; AMI-D40 $350; buy. We carry all types of coin ma- $135; 100 or $50 a 1000. Records for re- 1250 Wurlitzer 45 rpm $250; 1080 burg 46 $35; 47 $45; 48ML Central Pennsyl- chines. Largest turn privilege, Victor, Columbia, Wurlitzer $85; ChiCoin Match Bowl- Rock-Ola 1428 $135; 1422 $45; Boxes vania distributor for United, Univer- Decca, Capitol, Mercury $12 a 100. A-Bowl $125; United Shufflecades Seeburg 3W5-L56 Wall Wilcox Recordio $16.50. CENTURY DISTRIBU- sal, Chicago Coin, Keeney and Send 1/3 deposit. Shipping instruc- $60; Gay $50; 1221-23 ST., tions. DISTRIBUTING Evans Bat-A-Score $200. Used equip- TORS, INC., MAIN Bally. WILLIAMSPORT ELEC- NEW YORK CO., 625 TENTH AVENUE, NEW ment all types. Write. MOUNTAIN BUFFALO 9, N. Y. TELEVISION CO., 233 TRONIC & YORK 36, N. Y. DISTRIBUTORS, 3630 DOWNING W. 3rd STREET, WILLIAMSPORT, STREET, DENVER, COLO. Tel.: PA. Tel.: 2-3326 or 2-1648. AComa 2-8518. FOR SALE—Wurlitzer 1500; Kiddie FOR SALE—Advance Bowlers $395 Rides; Horses; Boats; Space Ships; Gold Cup $365; Triple Score Bowl- Merry-Go-Rounds. Also Bally Bingo Close Out! All Games Machines; United Alleys. Will pay FOR SALE — ers $3.30; Crown Bowlers $295; with Formica and Large Pins. No Double Score Bowlers $280; 10th FOR SALE — Seeburg M100A $365; cash or accept in trade Seeburg A, B and C and Kiddie Rides. REDD reasonable offer refused. United Frame Special Double In The 5th Wurlitzer 1400 $395. COPELAND DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, INC., Twin, United 4 Player, United 5 $235; Name Bowler $210; Super DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 900 NORTH Matched $200; 10th Frame Matched 298 LINCOLN STREET, ALL- United 6 Player, Uuited 6 WESTERN, OKLAHOMA CITY, Player, Bowler $165; Drum Scoring $165. STON 34, MASS. Player DeLuxe, United Super. Make MONROE COIN MACHINE EX- OKLAHOMA. your own offer on individual games. CHANGE, INC., 2423 PAYNE AVE., AMERICAN VENDING COMPANY, CLEVELAND 14, OHIO. Tel.: FOR SALE—All games reconditioned. 2684 CONEY ISLAND AVE.. SUperior 1-4600. Across The Board $75. Following FOR SALE—1 Disk Jockey $115; 1 Games $35, 3 for $100: Turf King, BROOKLYN 35, NEW YORK. Tel.: Majorette 1 Chinatown 1 Winner, Williams Nifty, DEwey 2-9602. FOR SALE—30 Pop-Sez Popcorn Ven- $40; $75; Pinky, dors, 3 Hawkeyes, reconditioned Hong Kong $60; 1 Skill Pool $75; Sweetheart, Rag Mop, Georgia, CC $59.50 each; 25 Mercury Athletic 1 Wild West $65; 1 Bright Spot Play Ball, Thing, Exhibit Tumble- Scales, counter models $22.50 each. $125; 1 Long Beach $75. AUTO- weed, Morocco, Gottlieb Watch My FOR SALE—Beauty $295; Chinatown One-half deposit with order. CLEVE- LAND COIN MACHINE EX- MATIC AMUSEMENT COMPANY, Line. J. ROSENFELD COMPANY, $85; Control Towers $35; Double CHANGE, INC., 2029 PROSPECT 1000 PENNSYLVANIA STREET, 3220 OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS 3, Action $25; Disk Jockey $85; Fight- AVENUE, CLEVELAND, OHIO. EVANSVILLE 10, INDIANA. MISSOURI. Tel.: OLive 2800. ing Irish $35; Frolics $230; Hay- Tel.: TOwer 1-6715. burner $60; Yacht Club $265. REEL DISTRIBUTING CO., 4910 FOR SALE — Futuritys $75; Turf FOR SALE — A.B.C. $20; Knockout NATURAL BRIDGE AVENUE, ST. Kings $35; Spot-Lites $75. TOLEDO $15; Just ‘21’ $10; Bright Lights MISCELLANEOUS COIN MACHINE, 814 SUMMIT ST., LOUIS 15, MO. $100; Spot-Lite $110. AUTOMATIC TOLEDO, OHIO. Tel.: ADams 8624. MUSIC CO., 703 MAIN STREET, NOTICE—Clean your Plexiglass, Glass BRIDGEPORT, OHIO. Tel.: 750. FOR SALE—Complete Arcades or a and Chrome with our All Purpose Cleaner. Made and mixed especially single machine. We have the largest FOR SALE—53 Cue-Balls, as is, $75 each; reconditioned, new tops, $150 for the coin machine trade. Distribu- stock of new and reconditioned each. Vicinity Northern Florida. 1/3 tors send today for samples and FOR SALE Reconditioned phonos Arcade Machines in the world. Also deposit, balance C. O. D. DAVE — special deal. We allow full cost of ready for freight all parts and supplies. Send for new LOWY & CO., 592 TENTH AVE., location: AMI A; AMI on orders. THE MIS- NEW YORK, N. Y. Tel.: CHicker- C; AMI D-40 and D-80; Rock-Ola SOURI SOAP COMPANY, 1905 illustrated catalog. MIKE MUNVES, FRANKLIN STREET, ing 4-5100. Fireball 45 rpm: Seeburg 100A; CARUTHERS- 577 TENTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, M VILLE, MISSOURI. Wurlitzer 1500. Write for low prices. N. Y. Tel.: CHickering 4-8628. FOR SALE—The finest used phono- RUNYON SALES COMPANY, 593 graphs in all our history now avail- TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. NOTICE—These 3 telephone numbers are important able for immediate sale. Get our or 221 FRELINGHUYSEN AVE., to you: The Cash FOR SALE—All types reconditioned price on any phonograph you want Box, New York City, JUdson NEWARK, N. J. 6-2640; Coin Operated Games available at before vou buy. UNITED. INC., The Cash Box, Chicago, 111., 4227 VLIET ST., MILWAU- DEarbom 2-0045 ; The Cash lowest prices. Write, wire, phone WEST KEE. WIS. Tel.: WEst 3-3224. Box, Los Angeles, Calif., WEbster - C. A. ROBINSON & CO.. 2301 W. 1 1121 . PICO BLVD., LOS ANGELES 6, FOR SALE — Bingo Games — Music FOR SALE; Phonograph Sale, A-l CALIFORNIA. Tel.: DUnkirk — Boxes—6 Player Bowlers—One-Five Mechanical Condition. AMI’s D-80 NOTICE— ^4 million dollars available 3-1810. Ball Games Cigarette Machines $457; D-40 $377; B-40 $227; — to purchase juke box or game route C-40 $227. 147M Seeburgs $77; Vending Machines. All equipment anywhere in the U. S. A. Send de- 1017 Wurlitzer Hideaways $77. reconditioned and refinished and tails. BOX NO. 219, c/o THE CASH T & L DISTRIBUTING CO., BOX, 26 WEST 47th STREET, FOR SALE Special. Williams C.O.D. ready for location. Call—write for — 1663 CENTRAL PARKWAY, CIN- NEW YORK 36, N. Y. your needs. PARKWAY MACHINE $110; Exhibit Wild West Gun $135; CINNATI 14, OHIO. Tel.: Main CORP., 715 ENSOR ST., BALTI- United Leader $45 ; Bally Space 8751. NOTICE Juke Box Operators Trade Ship $345 United Havana $425. MORE 2, MD. Tel.: EAstem 7-1021. — — ; your used juke boxes for cigarette NEW ORLEANS NOVELTY CO., FOR SALE!—Bright Lights, A-l con- machines. We will sell or trade all 115 MAGAZINE STREET, NEW dition, $65; AMI Model C $295; types cigarette machines (thorough- ORLEANS, LA. Tel.: CAnal 8318. Wurlitzer 1100 $195; Wurlitzer ly reconditioned), Rowe milk ven- 1015 $95; 1428 Magic Glo $195; dors, Cold Snac and Vendo ice cream 3020 Wall Boxes $18.50; Seeburg Notice! machines. BRUCE MUSIC AND W1-L56 $4. H & H MUSIC, 1626 VENDING SERVICE, 1602 PIERRE FOR SALE—Arcade Equipment. Genco 3rd AVE., MOLINE, ILLINOIS. AVE., SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA. Sky Gunner $219.50; Genco Night you CAN SAFELY SEND DEPOSITS TO Fighter $279.50; Evans Bat-A-Score FOR SALE United Stars NOTICE!—We are exclusive distribu- — $175; ADVERTISERS IN "THE CASH BOX" $149.50; Exhibit Silver Bullets Quintette $140; Flying High $140; tors for Cole drink machines and Marble Rock-Ola phonographs for Metro- $79.50 ; Exhibit Six Shooter $119.50; Queen $195; Shindig $205; politan New York and New Jersey. Williams Horsefeathers $79.50; Minstrel Man $39; Mermaid $39; All Star Basketball $39; Seeburg Finest trade-ins available, both prod- Gottlieb Knockout Tele- Your Deposit Is $39.50; 100 Wall Boxes and Brackets $90 ucts. Advise us your needs. SEA- card $24.50; Just ‘21* $24.50; Chi- each. Palm Springs, write. STARK COAST DISTRIBUTORS, INC, 1200 NORTH AVE., ELIZABETH, Coin Pistol $89.50; ChiCoin Shuffle NOVELTY CO., 2429 7th N. W., GUARANTEED CANTON, OHIO. N. J. (Tel.: Bigelow 8-3524) and Baseball $39.50; Seeburg Bear Guns 594 TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, $149.50. 1/3 deposit with all or- N. Y. (Tel.: BRyant 9-4684). ders. Balance C.O.D. AMERICAN FOR SALE — Complete line of used ||S LONG as you are a paid up subscriber phonographs, shuffle games, cigar- ** AMUSEMENT CO., LAUREL to The Cash Box', at the time you answer ette all NOTICE!—Are you having trouble machines, other equipment. any advertisement that appears in The Cash HEIGHTS STA. BOX 8215, SAN keeping Plexiglass clean on your Lowest prices. Best merchandise. Box', where the advertiser requires that you letter, juke boxes? Our Mecite does the ANTONIO, TEXAS. One wire, or phone call will must send a deposit to obtain the merchan- convince you. Factory job—10 oz. bottle $.85. For dis- Representa- dise advertised, your deposit up to $100.00 is tives for United, Keeney, Bally. " tributor price and territory, con- guaranteed by 'The Cash Box'. This is The tact MECCA SERVICE CO., 716 N. TARAN DISTRIBUTING, INC., Cash Box' Free Deposit Insurance Plan". An FOR SALE — Attention Exporters 3401 N. W. 36th 19th ST., EAST ST. LOUIS, IL- STREET, MIAMI exclusive and original feature of The Cash Tel.: 64-4864. LINOIS. 1015, 1100 Wurlitzers. D-40, D-80 42, FLA. Box' only. Should you lose your deposit in AMI’s. 100A Seeburgs. Rock-Ola fraudulent manner immediately write: Fireballs. This ad for wholesalers FOR SALE!—We have a large stock of NOTICE — Louisiana & Mississippi only. Write for prices. All equip- reconditioned Five Balls. One Balls, Operators — your authorized AMI Bin go and Phonos. Write for list. ment reconditioned. SHELDON THE CASH BOX phonograph distributor is DIXIE WESTERHAUS CORPORATION. COIN MACH. CO. 122 NO. BROAD SALES, INC, 881 MAIN STREET, 26 West 47th Street, New York 36, N. Y. 3726 KESSEN AVENUE, CINCIN- ST., NEW ORLEANS, LA. Tel.:

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CONFIDENTIAL MICE LIST l Ifta rr MACHINE OWNED 5 H fill / /• NUMBER OF EACH 7 'Vf it 7 r 2 ** > f * THIS WEEK’S USED VALUE OF MACHINES HERE i* S.r* % Till t — " “ N f (FOR INVENTORY PURPOSES ASCERTAIN VALUE 1 MttUk'M MACHINE QUOTATIONS BY FIGURE BETWEEN LOW AND HIGH PRICES)

PHONOGRAPHS (Cont.) NUMBER OF EACH MACHINE OWNED 1.5th Year of Publication VALUE OF MACHINES HERE — 768lh Consecutive Week’s Issue WURLITZER (FOR INVENTORY PURPOSES ASCERTAIN VALUE BY FIGURE BETWEEN LOW AND HIGH PRICES) How To Use “The Sel., 78 RPM 29.50 49.50 AMI 6. 780E, ’40, Colonial, Confidential Price Lists” Electric Selector, 24 2* Model A, ’46, 40 Sel., Sel., 78 RPM 29.50 49.50 125.50 225.00 [Also Known As the “C. M. I. (Coin Machine 78 RPM ’40, Electric Selec- Industry) BLUE BOOK”] 6. 800, 2* Model B, ’48, 40 Sel„ tor, 24 Sel., 78 RPM 29.50 59.50 78 225.00 300.00 RPM 6. ’40, Electric Selec- FOREWORD: Many times, wide differences ap- 700, 2* Model C, ’50, 40 Sel„ tor, 24 Sel„ 78 RPM 29.50 59.50 pear in the quotation of high and low prices of 78 RPM 225.00 350.00 certain equipment. Like any true reporter “The 6. 750M, ’41, Manual 4* ’51, 40 Model D40, Confidential Price Lists” can only feature the Selector, 24 Sel., 78 369.50 475.00 Sel., 78 RPM market prices as they are quoted. “The Confiden- RPM 29.50 59.50 4* ’51. 80 Model D-80, tial Price Lists” acts exactly the same as the 66.. 750E, ’41, Electric Sel., 45 RPM 457.00 550.00 market quotation board at the Stock Exchange Selector, 24 Sel., 78 17.50 as they are quoted for the past 29.50 59.50 1. Wm Wall Box 10.00 posting the prices RPM of they may seem to week, regardless how much 6. 850, ’41, Electric Selec- for be out of line. Some prices do not change tor, 24 Sel., 78 RPM 29.50 59.50 EVANS months. “The Confidential Price Lists,” rather 6. 950, ’42, Electric Selec- than show no price, retain the last known quota- tor, 24 Sel„ 78 RPM 29.50 79.50 4. Mills Constellation, ’47, tions for such equipment so that the subscriber at 2* Model 951, 40 Sel., least has the last known prices as a basis to work 1015, ’46, 24 Sel., 78 78 RPM 75.00 125.00 with. Prices may be very widely divergent. Some- RPM 50.00 130.00 2. Constellation, ’49, Model one on the West Coast may feel a certain machine 4. 1080, ’46, Colonial, 24 135, 40 Sel., 78 RPM 150.00 275.00 worth $150.00 whereas someone on the East Coast Sel., 78 RPM 75.00 125.00 4. Jubilee, ’52, Model 245, think it worth $75.00. course, serial, may but Of 1. 1017, ’46, Hideaway, 24 40 Sel., 45 425.00 495.00 territory, quantity, RPM appearance, demand, and con- Sel.. 78 RPM 75.00 150.00 4. Century, ’52, Model dition of equipment must be taken into considera- 1* 1100, ’48, 24 Sel., 78 2045, 100 Sel., 45 tion. (Some equipment offered by outstanding RPM 175.00 250.00 RPM 475.00 600.00 firms, having a reputation for shipping completely reconditioned machines, will be offered 4. 1080A, ’48, Colonial,

24 Sel., 78 RPM . 135.00 235.00 ROCK-OLA at higher prices than others, due to the added costs of reconditioning. “The Confidential Price 4* 1250, ’50, 48 Sel„ 78 2* 1422, ’46, 20 Sel„ 78 Lists” reports each quotation exactly as it is made RPM 225.00 295.00 RPM 40.00 95.00 and depends on the subscriber to make average 3. 1250, ’50 (Same as price to fit 1. 1424, ’46, Playmaster adjustments the peculiarities of his above) Converted to Hideaway, 20 Sel., 78 territory. 45 RPM 250.00 325.00 49.50 85.00 RPM 4* 1400, ’52, 48 Sel., 78 METHOD : “The Confidential Price Lists” should 2. 1426, ’47, 20 Sel., 78 be read as follows: First price listed is lowest RPM 395.00 475.00 RPM 50.00 95.00 price quoted for the week; Second price listed is 4. 1400, ’52, (Same as 2* 1428, ’48, Magic-Glo, 20 highest price quoted. above) Converted to Sel., 78 RPM 125.00 200.00 45 RPM 420.00 525.00 2. 1432, ’50, Rocket ’50-’51, EXPLANATION 1. 1500, ’53, 104 Sel„ 78 50 Sel., 78 RPM 225.00 275.00 and 45 RPM Inter- 4. 1432, Same as above. 1. Prices UP mixed 495.00 750.00 Converted to 45 RPM 225.00 275.00 2. Prices 4. 2140 Wall Box 3.00 10.00 4. 1434, ’51 Rocket ’51-’52, DOWN 4* 3020 Wall Box 10.00 20.00 50 Sel„ 78 RPM ... 300.00 375.00 3. Prices UP and DOWN 4. 3048 (Conv. of 3020) 15.00 25.00 4. 1434, Same as above. 4. No change from Last Week 4. 3031 Wall Box 3.00 9.95 Converted to 45 RPM 350.00 405.00 5. No quotations Last 2 to 4 Weeks 4. 3045 Wall Box 4.00 20.00 4* 1436, ’52, Fireball, 120 4. 4820 Wall Box 20.00 39.50 Sel„ 78 RPM 425.50 500.00 6. No quotations 4 Weeks or Longer 1. 219 Stepper 7.50 14.95 4. 1436A, ’53, Fireball, 120 7. Machines Just Added Sel., 78 RPM 475.00 550.00 * Great Activity 6. 1501 Wall Box 3.00 4.50 -TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE— 6. 1502 Bar Box 5.00 7.50 6. 1503 Wall Box 12.50 15.00 > 1 1 , i c o t 1 t N T Al 1 p r C E f r_ 6. 1504 Bar Box 8.50 17.50 -TTTTT+I i 6. 1510 Bar Box 15.00 20.00 PI < L 6. 1525 Wall Box 5.00 15.00 Era tH 6. 1526 Bar Box 15.00 19.50 NUMBER OF EACH MACHINE OWNED 6. 1530 Wall Box 15.00 25.00 VALUE OF MACHINES HERE — •znnuoiB 6. 1805 Organ Speaker 24.50 29.00 (FOR INVENTORY PURPOSES ASCERTAIN VALUE Manufacturers and date of game’s release BY FIGURE BETWEEN LOW AND HIGH PRICES) listed. Code: (B) Bally; (CC) Chicago Coin; (Ex) Exhibit: SEEBURG (Ge) Genco; (Got) Gottlieb; (Ke) Keeney; (Un) 6. Hi-Tone, 9800 ’41 United; (Wm) Williams. 20 Sel., 78 RPM 29.50 49.50 PHONOGRAPHS (Cont.) 6. Hi-Tone, 9800RC, ’41, 4* ABC (Un 3/51) 20.00 115.00 _ 20 Sel„ 78 RPM, 4* 148M, ’48, Master with 4. Across the Board (Un Remote Control 29.50 49.50 Remote Attach., 20 9/52) 50.00 75.00 6. Hi-Tone, 8800, ’41, 20 Sel., 78 RPM 110.00 175.00 4. Ali Baba (Got 6/48) 15.00 25.00 Sel„ 78 RPM 29.50 49.50 4. 148ML, ’48, Light Cab„ 6. Hi-Tone, 8800RC, ’41, Master with Remote 4. Alice (Got 8/48) 19.50 29.50 20 Sel., 78 RPM, Attach., 20 Sel., 78 4. All Star Basketball with Remote Control 29.50 49.50 RPM 135.00 199.00 (Got 1/52) 20.00 39.00 6. Hi-Tone, 8200, ’42, 20 4* M100A, ’49, 100 Sel.. 78 4. Aquacade (Un 4/49) 10.00 25.00 Sel., 78 RPM 29.50 49.50 RPM 375.00 495.00 4. Arabian Knights (Got 6. Hi-Tone, 8200RC, ’42, 1* M100B, ’51, 100 Sel., 45 12/53) . 175.00 195.00 20 Sel„ 78 RPM RPM 525.00 695.00 4. Arcade (Wm 11/51) 45.00 75.00 with Remote Control 29.50 49.50 1. M100BL, '51, 100 Sel„ 4* 146S, ’46, Standard, 20 45 RPM, Light Cab. 565.00 795.00 4. Arizona (Un 4/50) 10.00 25.00 Sel„ 78 49.50 125.00 RPM 4. M100C, ’53, 100 Sel., 45 4* Army-Navy- (Wm 10/53) 110.00 185.00 4. 146M, ’46, Master with 695.00 825.00 RPM 4* Atlantic City (B 5/52) 145.00 195.00 Remote Attach., 20 4. W1-L56 Wall Box 5c. 3J)0 6.95 4. Baby Face (Un 12/48) 10.00 20.00 Sel.. 78 RPM 60.00 135.00 4. 3W2 Wall-a-Matic 4.75 10.00 4. 147S, ’47, Standard. 20 4. W4L-56 19.50 29.00 4. Banjo (Ex 3/48) 10.00 20.00 Sel., 78 65.00 RPM 129.00 4. 3W5-L56 Wall Box 5c, 4. Bank-A-Ball (Got 5/50) 15.00 25.00 1. 147M, ’47, Master with 10c, 25c 16.50 24.50 4. Barnacle Bill (Got 8/48) 10.00 20.00 Remote Attach., 20 4. W6L-56 5/10/25 Wire- 4. Basketball (Got 10/49) 15.00 25.00 Sel„ 78 RPM 75.00 135.00 less 20.00 24.50 ’48, 4* 4. 148S, Standard. 20 4. 3W7-L-56 22.50 34.50 Beach Club (B 2/53) . 340.00 395.00 Sel„ 78 RPM 65.00 145.00 6. Tear Drop Speaker . 12.50 17.50 4* Beauty (B 11/52) 275.00 325.00

-TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE- -TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE—* —TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE-

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V NUMBER OF EACH MACHINE OWNED NUMBER OF EACH MACHINE OWNED NUMBER OF EACH MACHINE OWNED VALUE OF MACHINES HERE VALUE OF MACHINES HERE VALUE OF MACHINES HERE n .{FOR INVENTORY PURPOSES ASCERTAIN VALUE (FOR INVENTORY PURPOSES ASCERTAIN VALUE (FOR INVENTORY PURPOSES ASCERTAIN VALUE BY FIGURE BETWEEN LOW AND HIGH PRICES) BY FIGURE BETWEEN LOW AND HIGH PRICES) BY FIGURE BETWEEN LOW AND HIGH PRICES)

PINBALL GAMES (Cont.) PINBALL GAMES (Cont.) PINBALL GAMES (Cont.)

4. 4. Be Bop (Ex 3/50) 10.00 20.00 4. Four Stars (Got 6/52) 50.00 90.00 — Magic (Ex 11/48) . . . 10.00 20.00 ’49 . . 4. 4. Bermuda (CC 11/47) . 15.00 20.00 4. Freshie (Wm 9/49) 15.00 20.00 — Majors (CC 2/49) . 15.00 25.00 4* 170.00 225.00 4. 4. Big Hit (CC 7/52) . 35.00 50.00 Frolics (B 10/52) .... Major League Baseball (Un 6/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Big Top (Ge 2/49) . . 10.00 20.00 4. Futurity (B 3/51) .... 60.00 75.00 6. — Manhattan (Un 2/48) . 10.00 17.50 4. Black Gold (Ge 3/49) 10.00 20.00 4. Georgia (Wm 7/50) 20.00 35.00 — 4. Majorettes (Wm 4/52) 35.00 45.00 6. Blue Skies (Un 11/48) 15.00 20.00 6. Gin Rummy (Got 2/49) 15.00 25.00 4. Marble Queen 4. Bolero (Un 12/51) . . 75.00 150.00 6. Gizmo (Wm 8/48) . . . 10.00 20.00 (Got 8/53) 150.00 175.00 4. Bomber (CC 3/51) . 20.00 25.00 4. Glamour (Got 7/51) 15.00 25.00 — 4. Mardi Gras (Ge 5/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Bone Head (Ge 11/48) 10.00 20.00 6. Glider (Ge 8/49) .... 10.00 20.00 — 4. Maryland (Wm 4/49) 10.00 20.00 4. Boston (fm 5/49) 15.00 20.00 4. Globe Trotter (Got 11/51) 55.00 85.00 4. Merry Widow 4. Bowling Champ (Ge 6/48) 10.00 20.00 (Got 2/49) 15.00 25.00 4. Gold Cup (B 4/48) 15.00 29.50 4. Mercury (Ge 3/50) 10.00 29.00 4. Bowl. League 4. Golden Gloves (Got 8/47) 10.00 19.50 (CC 7/49) 10.00 20.00 4. Mermaid (Got 6/51) 25.00 39.00 4* Bright Lights (B 5/51) 60.00 100.00 2* Golden Nugget 6. Mimi (Ex 2/48) 10.00 20.00 4* Bright Spot (B 11/51) 85.00 145.00 (Upright) (Ge 2/53) 50.00 195.00 4. Minstrel Man (Got 3/51) 25.00 45.00 6. . 10.00 20.00 4. Broadway (B 6/51) 49.50 75.00 Gondola (Ex 5/49) 4. 4. Monterey (Un 5/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Buffalo Bill (Got 5/50) 20.00 30.00 Grand Award (CC 1/49) 10.00 20.00 — 4 . Moon Glow (Un 11/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Buccaneer (Got 10/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Grand Champion 1. Morocco (Ex 10/48) 15.00 35.00 6. Build Up (Ex 2/48) . 10.00 15.00 (Wm 8/53) 110.00 145.00 4. Mystic Marvel 4. Buttons & Bows 1. Grand Slam (Got 4/53) 95.00 170.00 (Got 3/54) 225.00 255.00 (Got 3/49) 15.00 25.00 4. 6. Grand Stand (B ’50) 20.00 35.00 Niagara (Got 12/51) . 35.00 55.00 4® Cabana (Un 3/53) 225.00 300.00 4. 1. Green Pastures — Nifty (Wm 12/50) . .. 15.00 39.00 4. Camel Caravan (Got 1/54) 175.00 235.00 “9” (Ge 6/49) 15.00 30.00 4. Sisters (Wm 1/54) 175.00 200.00 4. Gun Club (Wm 11/53) 155.00 220.00 4. Oasis (Ex 10/50) 10.00 20.00 4. Campus (Ex 2/50) . . . 15.00 20.00 1* Guys-Dolls (Got 5/53) 100.00 145.00 4. Oklahoma (Un 5/49) 10.00 4. Canasta (Ge 7/50) ... 25.00 34.50 20.00

4. Handicap (Wm 6/52) . 35.00 45.00 4. Old Faithful 4. Caravan (fm 6/52) 35.00 50.00 4. Happy Days (Got 12/49) 15.00 25.00 4. Carnival (B 7/48) ... 10.00 20.00 (Got 7/52) 65.00 105.00 4. Olympics (Wm 5/52) . 45.00 65.00

6. Carolina (Un 3/49) . 15.00 25.00 4. Happy-Go-Lucky 4. One Two Three

6. Caribbean (Un 3/48) . 15.00 25.00 (Got 3/51) 25.00 45.00 (Ge 10/48) 10.00 25.00

4. Champion (B 12/49) . . 20.00 30.00 4. Harvest Moon 4. Palisades (Wm 7/53) 100.00 165.00

4. Champion (CC 6/49) . 15.00 20.00 (Got 12/48) 15.00 20.00 4* Palm Beach (B 7/52) 175.00 195.00

4. Chinatown (Got 10/52) 65.00 95.00 4. Harvest Time s — 4 Palm Springs (B 11/53) 425.00 495.00 4. Cinderella (Got 3/47) 10.00 20.00 (Ge 9/50) 15.00 25.00 4. Paradise (Un 7/48) 10.00 20.00 4. 25.00 45.00 6. Circus (Ex 8/48) 10.00 20.00 Harvey (Wm 5/51) 4. Paratrooper (Wm 8/52) 25.00 35.00 4* Havana (Un 2/54) 425.00 475.00 4. Circus (Un 8/52) . 155.00 225.00 4. Pin Bowler (CC 6/50) 10.00 20.00 4. Citation (B 10/48) 15.00 35.00 6. Hawaii (Un 8/47) 10.00 15.00 4. Pinch Hitter (Un 5/49) 10.00 20.00 4. 6/51) 40.00 75.00 1. C.O.D. (fm 9/53) 95.00 170.00 Hayburner (Wm 4. Pinky (Wm 9/50) . . . . 20.00 35.00 4. College Daze 4. Hit Parade (CC 2/51) . 10.00 20.00 4. Pin Wheel (Got 11/53) 165.00 185.00 (Got 8/49) 10.00 20.00 4. Hit & Runs (Ge 3/51) 15.00 25.00 4. Play Ball ( CC 1/51 20.00 35.00 4* Coney Island (B 9/51) 70.00 130.00 4. Hit ’N’ Run (Got 4/52) 65.00 77.50 4. Playland (Ex 8/50) 10.00 20.00 4. Contact (Ex 10/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Holiday (CC 12/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Playtime (Ex 8/49) 10.00 20.00 4. Control Tower 4. Holiday (Ke 12/51) 49.00 95.00 3/51) 25.00 35.00 4. Poker Face (Got 9/53) 150.00 170.00 (fm 4. Hong Kong (Wm 9 / 51 45.00 75.00 4. Puddin’ Head 4. Coronation (Got 11/52) 75.00 100.00 4. Horsefeathers (Ge 10/48) 10.00 20.00 4. County Fair (Un 9/51) 15.00 29.50 (Wm 1/52) 45.00 79.50 4. Punchy (CC 12/50) 10.00 20.00 4. Crazy Ball (CC 7/48) . 10.00 20.00 4. Horse Shoe 4. Quarterback 4. Crossroads (Got 5/52) 75.00 110.00 (Wm 12/51) 25.00 40.00 (Wm 10/49) 10.00 20.00

’49) . 4. Cyclone (Got 5/51) 40.00 69.50 4. Hot Rods (B 15.00 25.00 4. Quartet (Got 2/52) 75.00 124.50 1. Dallas (fm 2/49) 15.00 29.00 4. Humpty Dumpty 4. Queen of Hearts “21” (Got 10/47) 10.00 20.00 2. Dealer (fm 2/54) 235.00 250.00 (Got 12/52) 85.00 135.00 2* Ice-Frolics (B 1/54) 375.00 495.00 4. De leer (fm 11/49) . . 20.00 39.00 4. Quintet (Got 3/53) 105.00 145.00 4. Jack ’N’ Jill (Got 4/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Dew Wa Ditty 4. Rag Mop (Wm 10/50) 15.00 39.50 (Wm 6/48) 10.00 29.50 4. Jalopy (Wm 8/51) 45.00 75.00 4. Rainbow (Wm 9/48) . 10.00 20.00 4. Domino (Wm 5/52) 39.50 75.00 6. Jamboree (Ex 5/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Ramona (Un 2/49) . 10.00 20.00 4. Double Action 4. Jeanie (Ex 6/50) . 15.00 20.00 4. Red Shoes (Un 11/50) 20.00 34.50 (Ge 1/52) 25.00 34.50 7. Jockey Club (Got 4/54) 240.00 260.00 1. Rio (Un 11/53) 400.00 440.00 4. Dbl. Feature 4. Jockey Special (Got 12/50 15.00 25.00 (B 11/47) 15.00 25.00 4. Rip Snorter (Ge 10/49) 10.00 20.00

4. Rocket (Ge 5/50) . 20.00 39.00 4. Dbl. Shuffle (Got 6/49) 15.00 25.00 4. Joker (Got 11/50) . . 15.00 25.00 4. Rockettes (Got 8/50) 30.00 69.00 4. Disk Jockey 4. Judy (Ex 7/50) 10.00 20.00

2. . . 210.00 265.00 (Wm 11/52) 85.00 125.00 4. Jumping Jacks Rodeo (Un 2/53)

. . 4. Dreamy (Wm 2/50) . . 15.00 25.00 (Upright) (Ge 12/52) 60.00 110.00 4 Rendevoo (Un 5/48) 10.00 20.00 4® 4. Rose Bowl (Got 10/51) 35.00 65.00 Dude Ranch (B 9/53) 375.00 425.00 4. Just 21 (Got 1/50) . . 10.00 24.50 4. Round Up (Got 11/48) 10.00 25.00 4. Eight Ball (Wm 1/52) 45.00 65.00 4. K.C. Jones (Got 11/49) 10.00 20.00 4. St. Louis (Wm 2/49) 25.00 39.00

4. El Paso (Wm 11/48) . . 10.00 20.00 4. King Arthur 1. Saddle and Turf 4. Fairway (Wm 6/53) 95.00 155.00 (Got 10/49) 10.00 20.00 (Ev 10/53) 250.00 425.00

4. Fighting Irish 4. King Cole (Got 5/48) . 10.00 20.00 6 . Sally (CC 10/48) ... 10.00 20.00

(CC 11/50) 25.00 45.00 4. King Pin (CC 12/51) 30.00 69.00 4 . Samba (Ex 5/48) . . 10.00 20.00

.' 4. Five Star (Univ 5/51) 35.00 60.00 4. Knockout (Got 1/51) . 15.00 39.50 4. Saratoga (Wm 10/48) . 10.00 20.00 4. Floating Power 4. Lady Robin Hood 4. Screwball (Ge 8/48) 10.00 20.00 (Ge 12/48) 10.00 20.00 (Got 1/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Sea Jockeys(Wm 11/51) 30.00 55.00 “Q” 4. Flying High (Got 2/53) 95.00 150.00 4. Lazy (Wm 2/54) . 165.00 210.00 4. Sea Isle (CC 11/47) 10.00 20.00

4. Flying Saucers 4. Leaders (Un 10/51) . 45.00 90.00 4. Select-A-Card (Got 4/50) 10.00 20.00

(Ge 12/50) 15.00 30.00 4. Lite-A-Line (Ke 6/52) 35.00 60.00 4. Serenade (Un 11/48) . 10.00 20.00 4. Football (CC 8/49) 10.00 20.00 4. Long Beach (Wm 7/52) 75.00 119.00 4. Shanghai (CC 4/48) 20.00 34.50 4. Four Corners 4. Lovely Lucy (Got 2/54) 210.00 245.00 4. Shantytown (Ex 10/49) 15.00 27.50 (Wm 12/52) 55.00 95.00 4. Lucky Inning 4. Sharpshooter 4. Four Horsemen (Wm 5/50) 15.00 25.00 (Got 5/49) 10.00 25.00 (Got 9/50) 15.00 25.00 4. Lucky Star (Got 5/47) 10.00 20.00 4. Shindig (Got 10/53) — 175.00 205.00 4. “400” (Upright) 4. Mad. Sq. Garden 4. Shoo Shoo (Wm 2/51) 20.00 29.50 (Ge 10/52) 35.00 65.00 (Got 6/50) 20.00 30.00 — 6. Short Stop (Ex 7/48) 10.00 20.00

TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE-* -TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE-* -TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE—

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NUMBER OF EACH MACHINE OWNED NUMBER OF EACH MACHINE OWNED NUMBER OF EACH MACHINE OWNED VALUE OF MACHINES HERE VALUE OF MACHINES HERE VALUE— (FOR INVENTORY PURPOSES ASCERTAIN (FOR INVENTORY PURPOSES ASCERTAIN VALUE BY FIGURE BETWEEN AND HIGH PRICES) LOW BY FIGURE BETWEEN LOW AND HIGH PRICES)

PINBALL GAMES (Cont.) SHUFFLES (Cont.) 4. Shoot the Moon 4. Keeney Double Bowler (Wm 11/51) 20.00 35.00 (8/50) 25.00 35.00

4. Show Boat (Un 1/49) . 10.00 20.00 4. Keeney League Bowler 165.00 185.00 4. Show Boat (Un 12/52) (8/50) 25.00 35.00 4. Bally Shuffle Bowler 4. Silver Chest (Upright) (9/49) 15.00 20.00 4. Keeney 4-Way Bowler (Ge 4/53) 75.00 175.00 Attachment (12/50) . 45.00 75.00 6. Bally Speed Bowler 4. Silver Skates (Wm2/53) 75.00 150.00 (2/50) 15.00 20.00 4. Keeney Big League

. 4. Singapore (Un 11/47) 10.00 20.00 Bowler (5/51) . . . . 35.00 45.00 6. Bally Shuffle Champ 4. Skill Pool (Got 8/52) 60.00 75.00 (4/50) 20.00 30.00 4. Keeney 6-Player League

4. Slngfest 3/52) 35.00 55.00 Bowler (9/51) . .. 65.00 100.00 (Wm 4. Bally Hook Bowler 6. Snooks (Wm 6/51) 15.00 22.50 (11/50) 20.00 45.00 4. Keeney DeLuxe League Bowler 3/52) 65.00 90.00 4. South Pacific (Ge 2/50) 15.00 29.00 4. Bally Baseball (5/51) 35.00 45.00 4. Keeney Super DeLuxe 4. Spark Plugs ( Wm 9/51) 20.00 40.00 4. Bally Shuffle Line League Bowler (3/52 ) 65.00 90.00 4. Speedway (Wm 9/48) 10.00 20.00 (7/51) 25.00 50.00 4. Keeney High Score 4. ChiCoin Bowling Alley 4. Spot Bowler League Bowler (5/52) 75.00 100.00 (11/49) 25.00 55.00 (Got 10/50) . 15.00 30.00 4. Keeney Team Bowler 4* 4. ChiCoin Shuffle Base- Spot-Lite (B 1/52) . 75.00 119.50 (10/52) 125.00 195.00 ball (4/50) 25.00 50.00 4. Sportsman (Ge 2/51) 10.00 20.00 4. Keeney Club Bowler 4. ChiCoin Bowling 4. Sportsman (Wm 2/52) 30.00 35.00 (4/53) 175.00 295.00 Classic (5/50) 20.00 35.00 4. Springtime (Ge 3/52) 20.00 34.50 2. Keeney Domino Bowler 4. ChiCoin Pin Bowler (5/53) 210.00 300.00 6. Stage Door Canteen (6/50) 20.00 30.00 (Got 11/45) 10.00 20.00 2. Keeney Carnival Bowler 4. ChiCoin Trophy Bowl 4. Stardust (5/53) 195.00 300.00 (Un 5/48) 20.00 34.50 (7/50) 20.00 35.00 4. Stars 6/52) ... 89.00 125.00 4. Keeney Pacemaker (Un 4. ChiCoin Ace Bowler, Bowler (9/53) 275.00 375.00 4. Starlight (Wm 3/53) 65.00 105.00 F.P. (8/50) 25.00 35.00 4. Rock-Ola Shuffle Lane 4. Steeple Chase 4. ChiCoin Pin Lite (9/50) 25.00 30.00 (12/49) 15.00 20.00 (Un 1/52) 35.00 65.00 4. ChiCoin Horse-Shoes 4. Rock-Ola Shuffle Jungle 4. Stop & Go (Ge 3/51) . 15.00 25.00 (5/51) 35.00 75.00 (5/50) 20.00 30.00

6. Stormy (Wm 1/48) . . 10.00 20.00 4. ChiCoin 6-Player (8/51) 45.00 95.00 4. United Shuffle Skill 4. Struggle Buggies 4. ChiCoin King Pin (6/49) 15.00 20.00 (Wm 12/53) 140.00 215.00 (12/51) 50.00 95.00 4. United Shuffle Alley 4. Summertime 9/48 15.00 (Un 25.00 4. ChiCoin 6-Player (9/49) 15.00 20.00

4. Sunny 12/47) 10.00 20.00 DeLuxe (5/52) . 75.00 125.00 (Wm 4. United Super Shuffle 4. Sunshine Park 4. ChiCoin Match Bowler Alley (1/50) ...... 20.00 30.00 (B 12/52) 55.00 85.00 (6/52) 95.00 115.00 4. United Double Shuffle 4. Super Hockey 4. ChiCoin Bowl-A-Ball . Alley (2/50) 20.00 30.00 (CC 4/49) 20.00 34.00 (10/52) 95.00 135.00 4. United Shuffle Alley 6. Swanee (Ex 1/49) 10.00 20.00 4. ChiCoin Match Express (3/50) .... 20.00 30.00 Bowl-A-Ball (11/52) 100.00 150.00 4. Sweepstakes (Wml/52 75.00 95.00 4. United Shuffle Slugger 4. ChiCoin 10th Frame 4. Sweetheart (Wm 5/50 20.00 35.00 (6/50) 20.00 30.00 Special (12/52) . 195.00 250.00 4. Tahiti (CC 10/49) 20.00 34.50 4. United 2-Player Express 4. ChiCoin Name Bowler 1* (6/50) 25.00 35.00 Tahiti (Un 8/53) . . 300.00 395.00 (1/53) 210.00 225.00 4. United 4. Twin Shuffle Tampico (Un 6/49) . 10.00 20.00 4* ChiCoin 10th Frame Alley (7/50) 25.00 35.00 4. Telecard (Got 1/49) 10.00 24.50 Double Score Bowler 4. United Rebound (8/50) 30.00 39.50 250.00 325.00 4. Tennessee (Wm 2/481 10.00 20.00 (3/53) 4. United 4-Player Re- 4* ChiCoin Bowler (9/50) 1. Thing (CC 2/51) . 15.00 35.00 Crown bound 35.00 60.00 (4/53) 255.00 325.00 4. United Shuffle- 4. Three Feathers Twin 4* (Ge 5/49) 10.00 25.00 ChiCoin Triple Score cade (12/50) 35.00 55.00

Bowler (6/53) . 275.00 345.00 4. United 5-Player (1/51) 45.00 65.00 4. Three Four Five 4. ChiCoin Gold Cup 4. United 6-Player (2/51) 65.00 105.00 (Un 6/51) 25.00 45.00 (7/53) 250.00 375.00 4* United DeLuxe 1. Three Musketeers 4. ChiCoin High Speed 6-Player (10/51) 90.00 145.00 (Got 7/49) 25.00 49.50 Crown Bowler (7/53) 325.00 375.00 4. United 6-Player Super 4. Thrill (CC 9/48) 10.00 20.00 4. ChiCoin High Speed (3/52) 125.00 175.00 4. Times Square Triple Score Bowler 4. United 4-Player Official 300.00 350.00 125.00 (Wm 4/53) .... 85.00 150.00 (8/53) (5/52) 180.00 2. ChiCoin Crown Bowler, 4. United 6-Player Star 4. Touchdown (Un 1/52) 15.00 25.00 Giant Pins (9/53) 252.00 350.00 (7/52) 165.00 225.00 4. Trade Winds (Ge 3/48) 10.00 20.00 4* ChiCoin Advance 4* United 10th Frame 6. Treasure Chest Bowler (10/53) 350.00 400.00 Star (9/52) 165.00 265.00 (Ex 12/47) 10.00 20.00 4. ChiCoin King Bowler 4. United Manhattan 10th

4. Trinidad (CC 3/48) 10.00 20.00 (10/53) 350.00 400.00 Frame (9/52) . . . 210.00 275.00

— 4. Exhibit Strike (6/51) . 20.00 30.00 4. United 10th Frame 4. Triple Action (Gel/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Exhibit Twin Rotation Super (10/52) 165.00 225.00 4. Triplets (Got 7/50) 15.00 25.00 (5/52) 65.00 125.00 4. United Manhattan 4. TriScore (Ge 1/51) 20.00 39.50 4. Genco Bowling League (9/52) 189.00 225.00 4* 4. Trophy (B 4/48) 15.00 30.00 (11/49) 15.00 20.00 United Cascade (2/53) 225.00 295.00 4* 4. Genco Baseball (5/50) 15.00 20.00 United Clover (2/53) . 250.00 325.00 6. Tropicana (Un 1/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Genco Shuffle Target 2. United Liberty (2/53) . 250.00 300.00 1* Tropics . (Un 7/53) 265.00 350.00 (7/51) 15.00 20.00 4* United Classic (6/53) 270.00 350.00

4. Tucson (Wm 1/49) . 10.00 29.00 4. Genco 8-Player Re- 4* United Olympic (6/53) 285.00 325.00 4* 4. Tumbleweed (Ex 9/49) 15.00 35.00 bound (9/51) 25.00 35.00 United Royal (9/53) 345.00 400.00 4* 4* 4. Gottlieb Bowlette United Imperial (9/53) 350.00 425.00 Turf King (B 6/50) . 35.00 65.00 (3/50) 15.00 29.50 2. United Chief Shuffle 4. Twenty Grand 7. Genco Shuffle Pool Alley (11/53) 395.00 450.00 12/52) (Wm 55.00 95.00 (11/53) 395.00 435.00 4* United Leader Shuffle 1 4. Utah (Un 7/49) ... 10.00 20.00 7. Genco Match Pool Alley (11/53) 400.00 460.00 1 4. Vanities (Ex 2/47) 10.00 19.50 (2/54) 425.00 495.00 4. Universal Twin (1/50) 15.00 35.00 4. Virginia (Wm 3/48) 10.00 12.50 1 4. Keeney Pin Boy (11/49) 15.00 20.00 4. Universal Super Twin 4. Watch My Line 4. Keeney Ten Ping (1/50) 15.00 20.00 (3/50) 30.00 40.00 (Got 15.00 35.00 9/51) 4. Keeney ABC (2/50) . 15.00 20.00 4. Universal DeLuxe Twin 1 4. Whizz Kids (CC 3/52) 20.00 40.00 4. Keeney Lucky Strike (10/50) 30.00 40.00 1 4. Wild West (Got 8/51) 45.00 65.00 (4/50) 20.00 30.00 4. Universal High Score 4. Winner (Univ.) ... 20.00 35.00 4. Keeney King Pin (4/50) 20.00 30.00 (10/50) 30.00 40.00 1 4. Wisconsin (Un 3/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Keeney Bowling Champ 4. Universal Bowlomatic 1 4* Yacht Club (B 6/53) 225.00 295.00 (4/50) 20.00 30.00 (3/51) 30.00 40.00 4. Yanks (Wm 4/48) 10.00 20.00 4. 1 Keeney Duck Pins 4. Williams Twin Shuffle 4. Zingo (Un 10/51) 15.00 25.00 (6/50) 20.00 30.00 (12/49) 20.00 30.00

-TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE «- TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE- -TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE-

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NUMBER OF EACH MACHINE OWNED NUMBER OF EACH MACHINE OWNED NUMBER OF EACH MACHINE OWNED

VALUE OF MACHINES HERE — VALUE OF MACHINES HERE VALUE OF MACHINES HERE i — (FOR INVENTORY PURPOSES ASCERTAIN VALUE (FOR INVENTORY PURPOSES ASCERTAIN VALUE (FOR INVENTORY PURPOSES ASCERTAIN VALUE BY FIGURE BETWEEN LOW AND HIGH PRICES) I BY FIGURE BETWEEN LOW AND HIGH PRICES) BY FIGURE BETWEEN LOW AND HIGH PRICES) CIGARETTE MACHINES (Cont.) SHUFFLES (Cont.) ARCADE EQUIPMENT (Cont.) 4. Uneeda “E” (8 col.) 35.00- 75.00 4. Williams Twin Shuffle 4. Mutoscope Silver Gloves 185.00 225.00 ') 91 .. . . 20.00 . 45.00- ( /2 (2/50) 30.00 4. Mutoscope Sky Fighter 125.00 195.00 4. Uneeda “E” (9 col.) 70.00 4. Williams Bowler 4. Mutos. Voice-O-Graph 4. Uneeda “E” (12 col.) 35.00- 65.00

9% . . . 25.00 30.00 ( ') (3/50) 35c 425.00 595.00 4. Uneeda “E” (15 col.) . 35.00- 65.00 4. Williams Double 4. Periscope 69.50 99.50

Header (7/50) 20.00 40.00 4. Uneeda 500 (7 col.) . . 65.00- 95.00 4. QT Pool Table 65.00 85.00 4. Williams 5-Player 4. Uneeda col.) . . 95.00- 4. Quizzer 64.50 95.00 500 (9 110.00 Bowler (6/51) 20.00 30.00 6. Rockola Ten Pins HD. 20.00 40.00 4. Uneeda 500 (15 col.) 50.00- 65.00

4. Rockola World Series. . 20.00 40.00 -TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE-* 4. Uneeda Monarch

4. Scientific Baseball . . . 35.00 79.50 (8 col.) 25.00- 50.00

4. Scientific Basketball . . . 20.00 39.50 4. Uneeda Monarch

4. Scientific Batting Pr. . . 45.00 95.00 (10 col.) 45.00- 65.00

4. Scientific Pitch ’Em . . . 135.00 185.00 4. Uneeda Monarch 4. Seeburg Bear Gun .... 125.00 199.00 (12 col.) 85.00- 129.50

4. Seeburg Chicken Sam . . 69.50 110.00 4. Seeburg Shoot the Chute 49.50 95.00

4. Set Shot Basketball . 200.00 250.00 CANDY MACHINES 4. Telequiz 115.00 169.00 4. ABT 6 Gun Rifle Range 450.00 650.00 4. Un. Team Hockey 30.00 85.00 Mills (5 col., 70 cap.) 10.00- 39.50 4. Boomerang 25.00 45.00 . ’39 4. Western Baseball . . 75.00 95.00 *40 Stoner (Mod. 102, 6 col., 4. Bally Big Inning . 79.50 150.00 4. Western Baseball 95.00 125.00 102 cap.) 60.00- 85.00 4. Wilcox-Gay Recordio 40.00 75.00 4. Bally Bowler 20.00 30.00 . 4. Williams All Stars 35.00 75.00 Stoner (Mod. 120, 6 coL 4. Bally Convoy 49.50 89.50 . 4. Williams Box Score . . . 39.50 75.00 120 cap.) 65.00- 115.00 59.50 125.00 . 4. Bally Defender 4. Williams Star Series 75.00 139.00 Stoner (Senior, 8 col, 6. Bally Eagle Eye 39.50 49.50 . 4. Williams Deluxe World 100 cap.) 95.00- 149.50 4. Bally Heavy Hitter 35.00 60.00 Series 95.00 169.50 4* Williams Super World Stoner (Mod. 80, 4 col, 4. Bally King Pin 20.00 35.00 . Series 150.00 250.00 180 cap.) 50.00- 75.00

6. Bally Lucky Strike .... 25.00 40.00 . 4. Williams Quarterback . 25.00 65.00 Stoner (Mod. 120, 5 col.) 69.00- 95.00 4. Bally Rapid Fire 95.00 125.00 4* Williams Pennant

6. Bally Sky Battle 39.50 85.00 Baseball 275.00 325.00 Stoner (Mod. 120 Sn, " 4. Wurlitzer Skeeball 35.00 150.00 7 col.) 85.00- 139.50 6. Bally Torpedo . . 49.50 85.00 . Stoner DeLuxe Theatre 4. Bally Undersea Raider . 125.00 150.00 . -TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE-* (8 col, 160 cap.) . . 139.50- 200.00 6. Bank Ball 35.00 45.00 . Stoner DeLuxe Theatre 55.00 . 4. Champion Hockey ... 35.00 (16 col, 320 cap.) 175.00- 300.00 4. ChiCoin Basketball CON FI DC N tlAt PRICE CIST 1 Martin’s “Little Candy Champ 150.00 275.00 ' IS -- Store” (8 col, 160 cap.) 115.00- 119.50 . i j 4. ChiCoin 4-Player Derby 100.00 195.00 7 y r \ - V Coan “U-Select-It” . / h r 4. ChiCoin Goalee 95.00 119.50 s t sl (74 cap.) 15.00- 22.50

4. ChiCoin Hockey 55.00 75.00 . mxMjnm 4. Chi Midget Skee 50.00 65.00 . CIGARETTE MACHINES HOT COFFEE 4. ChiCoin Pistol 59.00 99.50 Automatic “Smokeshop” Andico Cafe Petit, 6. ChiCoin Roll-A-Score . 29.50 75.00 . 19 Col., 486 Cap.) 125.00- 239.50 200.00 275.00 4. EdelcO Pool Table ... 20.00 75.00 . Du Grenier (Mod. A-7) 85.00- 115.00 Bert Mills Coffee Bar, 2. Evans Bat-A-Score 149.00 275.00 Du Grenier (Mod. A-9) 60.00- 95.00 200 cups - 125.00 175.00 4. Evans Bola-Score 79.50 89.50 . Du Grenier (Mod. AC-7) 85.00- 125.00 Bert Mills Coffee Bar, 4. Evans Ski Roll 35.00 95.00 . 150.00 275.00 Du Grenier (Mod. AC-9) 87.50- 129.50 4. Evans Super Bomber . . 100.00 210.00 . Bert Mills Coffee Bar, Du Grenier (Mod. E-7) 75.00- 150.00 4. Evans Play Ball 65.00 75.00 . 500 cups 300.00 400.00 Grenier (Mod. ES-9) 85.00- 135.00 ’46 Du 4. Evans Ten Strike . 20.00 65.00 Chef-Way, Model 100, Du Grenier (Mod. E-9) 85.00- 149.50 450.00 550.00 4. Evans Tommy Gun . . 39.50 95.00 4* Du Grenier ( Mod. ES-11 85.00- 165.00 Hot-O-Mat Comb. Hot Exhibit Dale Gun . 37.50 94.50 Du Grenier “W” (9 col.) 70.00- 95.00 Coffee-Choc, 4* Exhibit Gun Patrol 125.00 195.00 nTTTTTTT Du Grenier “S” (7 col.) 65.00- 75.00 200.00 250.00 4. Exhibit Jet Gun 149.50 195.00 4. U-Select-It Hot Coffee, 4* Du Grenier Champion Exhibit Space Gun . 150.00 195.00 (9 col.) 20.00- 75.00 600 cups 350.00 425.00

4. Exhibit Pony Express . 85.00 135.00 . Du Grenier Champion

4. Exhibit Silver Bullets . 79.50 135.00 (11 col.) 49.50- 115.00 DRINK 4. Exhibit Six Shooter . . . 99.50 145.00 Eastern Electric C-8 85.00- 135.00 TIT 4. Exhibit Vitalizer 45.00 75.00 . - 4. single Electro (8-col.) 100 .00 175.00 Drink-O-Mat, flavor, 5c, 1000 cups 100.00 2004)0 I 6. Groetchen Met. Typer. . 79.50 149.50 Electro (10 col.) 195.00- 250.00 4. Drink-O-Mat, 3 flavor, 4. Genco Sky Gunner , 195.00 295.00 Keeney “A” 100.00- 135.00 200.00 275.00 4. Genco Silver Chest 250.00 275.00 Lehigh PX (Elec. 8-col.) 65.00- 125.00 4* 4. Drink-O-Mat, 4 flavor, Genco Night Fighter 275.00 325.00 Lehigh (10 col.) 65.00- 135.00 TTTTT PX 5c, 1000 cups 250.00 300.00 6. Irish Poker 50.00 65.00 . Lehigh King Size .... 75.00- 125.00 4. Lyons #1400, single 4. Jack Rabbit 50.00 99.50 National 7-50 7 col. . 60.00- 110.00 200.00 225.00 4. Jungle Joe 49.50 69.50 National 9-50 9 col. 65.00- 125.00 400.00 l"T 450.00 4. Keeney Air Raider .... 75.00 90.00 National 9-30 9 col. . . 65.00- 115.00 4. Lyons Model 500, 5c Naitonal 9-A col. 85.00- 4. Keeney Anti Aircraft B1 15.00 35.00 9 119.50 single 150.00 250.00 IT Nat. 9-ML Wheatwood 135.00- 175.00 4. Keeney Sub Gun 75.00 125.00 4. Mills, Automatic Foun- National Electric 60.00- 115.00 4. Keeney Texas Leaguer. 25.00 100.00 125.00 T 50.00 Rowe Imperial (6 col.) 45.00- 65.00 4. Mills, Automatic Foun- T 4. Kirk Night Bomber . . . 49.50 75.00 Rowe Imperial (8 coL) 45.00- 65.00 1 4. Lite League 49.50 99.50 Rowe Royal (6 col.) 65.00- 85.00 tain, 400 cups, with- 4. Mills Panoram 95.00 250.00 Rowe Royal (8 col.) 75.00- 95.00 out changemaker ... 60.00 754)0

4. Mills . TTI Panoram Peek 159.50 275.00 Rowe Royal (10 col.) . . 85.00- 110.00 950.00 1000.00 6. Mills Gonv. for 65.00- Rowe President (8 col.) 95.00 4. Spacarb 3 Unit 5c, 1000 Panoram Peek 10.00 29.50 Rowe President cups 300.00 375.00

4. Muto. Atomic Bomber . . 90.00 195.00 (10 col.) 95.00- 125.00 4. Spacarb 4 Unit 5c, 1000 111 4. Mutos. Ace Bombers 100.00 195.00 Rowe Crusader (10 col.) 75.00- 155.00 500.00 550.00 4. Mutoscope Dr. Mobile 95.00 225.00 Rowe Electric (8 col.) 65.00- 85.00 4. 4. Super Vend 3 flavor, 600 Mutos. Fly. Saucers . 100.00 175.00 Uneeda “A” (6 col.) 35.00- 55.00 4. Mutos. Photo. (Pre-War) 150.00 250.00 Uneeda “A” (8 col.) 30.00- 55.00 cup A-l 285.00 350.00 4. Mutos. Photomatic Uneeda “A” (9 col.) 35.00- 55.00 4. Super Vend 3 flavor. (late) 425.00 650.00 Uneeda “E” (6 col.) 35.00- 65.00 350.00 400.00

-TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE-* -TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE-* -TOTAL NO. TOTAL VALUE-*

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With Next Week's Manufacturers New Equipment

Products listed here are currently in production. Prices are manufacturers* list Issue prices, F. O. B. factory. Where prices are not listed, manufacturers have not yet released list prices.

A.B.T. MFG. CORP. METEOR MACHINE CORP. Challenger (Counter Model Hook-’n-Ladder $715.50 Gun) $ 75.00 Black Beauty 756.00 JULY 3 Pony 585.00 Rifle Sport, 3 and more Guns, Team plus complete ranges of vari- Flying Saucer 715.50 ous types 1,408.25 Hot Rod Racer 715.50 Pony Boy 517.50 AMI, INCORPORATED Rocket 715.50 Tung-Go (Grip Scale) 149.50 AMI “E”40 Phonograph $795.00 THE CASH BOX 925.00 AMI “E”-80 Phonograph RITEWAY MFG. CO., INC. AMI “E”-120 Phonograph 1,050.00 Will Have Served The Coin W-80 5-10-25c-Wall Box . 89.50 “3-Dimensional Theatre” ... $395.00 W-120 5-1 0-25 c-Wall Box . 99.00 “3-D Kiddie Theatre” 395.00 HS-80 Hideaway 775.00 Machine Industry For HS-120 Hideaway 875.00 ROCK-OLA MFG. CORP. AMIVOX Speaker 27.50 Model 1436 “Fireball” 78 RPM AUTO-PHOTO CO. Model 1438 “Comet Fireball” Phono. 120 Selections, 45 12 YEARS Auto-Photo $2,545.00 RPM Only Model 1440 “Comet Fireball” BALLY MFG. CO. Playmaster 120 Selections 45 RPM Only Moon-Ride $ 995.00 Model 1546 “Comet Fireball” Hi-Fi 760.00 Chrome Wall Box, Selec- Champion Bowler 120 tions (A) 10c a play 755.00 Model 1608 “Tone-O-Lier” 8" (B) 10c a play—3 plays, 25c 775.00 Chandelier Speaker fT The Confidential Price Victory Bowler \ §- Model 1611 “Tonette” 8' Wall \ (A) 10c a play 710.00 Speaker wtih Vol. Control 1 6. (B) 10c a play, 3 plays, 25c 730.00 Lists Have Been An & Transformer Blonde or I S' The Champion (Mech. Horse) 1,065.00 Mahog 3 Surf-Club 735.00 / Model 1906, Remote Volume / Integral Control ' Important CHICAGO COIN Single 665.00 Star Lite Bowler, Chute $ J. P. SEEBURG CORP. Part of That Service Star Lite Bow.er, Double Chute 685.00 ’Round the World Trainer ... 1,185.00 HF-100-G Super Frame Bowler, Double 3 W-l Wall-O-Matic “100” a

MRVC-1 Master Remote I 3- Chute 655.00 ® • Super Frame Bowler, Single Volume Control I 8” Chute 630.00 CVS4-8— Wall Speaker Ivory / ^ (Teardrop) a. 6 Player Home Run 579.50 CVS6-8—8” Recessed Speaker 6 Player Super Home Run 615.00 ~ CVS7-12—12" Recessed Speaker

A Short While Ago A PS6-1Z Power Supply I “o^5 H. C. EVANS & CO. ARA1-L6 Auxiliary Remote \ §.£• Holiday (Model 4045) 100 Se- Amplifier | Hew Service Was lections 45 RPM $1,050.00 AVC-1 Automatic Volume o j Jubilee (Model 278) 40 Selec- Compensator Unit o 3 Introduced tions 78 RPM 795.00 Ray-O-Lite “Coon Hunt” .... EXHIBIT SUPPLY UNITED MFG. CO.

Shooting Gallery $ 595.00 Ace Shuffle Alley Big Bronco 997.50 Regular Model, 10c Play $710.00 El Toro The Bull 997.50 Special Model, 10c Play, Ferdy The Bull 725.00 3 for 25c 730.00 Roy Rogers’ Trigger 1,047.50 Rainbow Shuffle Alley “City By City” Rudolph The Red Nosed Regular Model, 10c Play 685.00 Reindeer 725.00 Special Model, 10c Play, Rudolph The Red Nosed Rein- 3 for 25c 705.00 deer With Music 775.00 Mexico 725.00 Pete The Rabbit 725.00 League Shuffle Alley 670.0G Team Shuffle Pete The Rabbit With Music . . 775.00 Alley 695.0C Twin Pete The Rabbit 725.00 De Luxe Team Shuffle Alley 715.0C

Listings Rawhide . 725.00 Space Patrol 1.047.50 WILLIAMS MFG. CO. Sea Skate 1,047.50 Big League $ 609.50 Vacumatic Card Vendor 195.00 • Thunderbird 364.50

Special De Luxe Baseball . . . 537.50 GENCO MFG. & SALES CO. Super Star Baseball 574.50 Rifle Gallery $ 625.00 Super Pennant Baseball ... 589.50 Two Player Basketball 525.00 Major League Baseball 640.00 What Do You Think Of DeLuxe Two Player Basketball All Star Baseball 665.00 with Match Play 550.00 Super Two Player Basketball THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO. These Listings? with Match Play and Replay 560.00 Two Model “1700” Phonograph Model “1600-A” Phonograph D. GOTTLIEB & CO. Do You Have Any Model “1650-A” Phonograph Dragonette $ 364.50 Model “1500-A” Phonograph . Model “1600” Phonograph Constructive Suggestions? INTERNATIONAL MUTO. CORP. Model “1650” Phonograph Model 5112—12" Concealed Drive Yourself (new Speaker Hi-Fi ‘sit? 8" Drivemobile) $ 795.00 Model 5112-— Wall Speaker jot'EL Photomat ’53 2,150.00 Hi-Fi WRITE ~ 3-D Art Parade, 10-show model 495.00 Model 5205 5c-10c-25c Wall Box a £ 3-D Art Parade, 6-show model 395.00 3 Wire (104 Selections) Model 5206 5c-10c-25c Wall Box 3 ©"§’ THE CASH BOX 4 Wire (48 Selections) J. H. KEENEY & CO., INC. Model 4851 5c-10c-25c Wall Box Electric Cigarette Vendor $284.50 (48 Selections) Coin Changer Model 304.50 Model 5204 5c-10c-25c-Wall Box 26 W. 47th St. # New York 36, N. Y. Diamond Bowler (104 Selections)

Single Chute 675.00 Model 5100 8' Speaker I Double Chute 695.00 Model 5110 12" DeLuxe Speaker

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