September 8, 1962

Ever since “Blue Moon” zoomed to the top of the charts, has been an important and consistant factor on the singles scene with a series of best sellers by such artists as (left), (second), (third), (fourth) and in the album field with Nina Simone (right). As the company’s singles continue to build, Leo Jeffe, executive vice-president of Columbia Pictures, parent company of Colpix, and Jerry Raker, general manager of Colpix Records, are seen discussing a major push for the company’s line. ) expanding album The two are standing in front of some of the important Columbia flicks for which Colpix has issued sound-track albums. 1 a sensational lineup!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! / Columbia singles sel/M * Also available on Single 33 Cash Box CashBox Vol. XXIV—Number 1 September 8, 1962 FOUNDED BY BILL GERSH Gash Box

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EDITORIAL—Music MARTY OSTROW, Editor-in-Chief IRA HOWARD, Editor IRV LICHTMAN, Associate Editor DICK ZIMMERMAN, Editorial Assistant SHOWTUNES MIKE MARTUCCI, Editorial Assistant BOB ETTINGER, Editorial Assistant POPSIE, Staff Photographer The music business doesn’t have gles rounds on a host of labels. ADVERTISING to look to nature for signs of Fall. This kind of showtune coverage of BOB AUSTIN, National Director, Music JERRY SHIFRIN, NY.C. office, Music The theatre sections of every publi- singles takes the record industry LEE BROOKS, Manager Chicago JACK DEVANEY, Manager Los Angeles cation, consumer or trade, make back at least a decade, and if it con- Machine MARTY TOOHEY, National—Coin the music man well aware at this tinues, the singles field well NEVILLE MARTEN, , Eng. may PAUL ACKET, The Hague, Holland time of the year that Fall is just have recovered a goodly portion of MAL SONDOCK, Munich, Germany RON TUDOR, Heathmont, Victoria, Aust. around the corner, and with it the a market it hasn’t been entirely suc- VITTORIO de MICHELI, Milano, Italy “thrill first SVEN G. WINQUIST, , of nighting,” as Ver- cessful in catering to in a long time ROGER SELLAM, Paris, non Duke noted in his song, “Au- —the adult and/or “good-music” ENRIQUE ORTIZ, 7, DJ. JOHN MURPHY, Ottawa, Ont., Canada tumn In New York.” market. MIGUEL SMIRNOFF, Buenos Aires, “First nighting” A number of musical produc- RENATO MACEDO, to the music RICARDO & tions Sao Paulo, man (and its thrill) naturally be- scheduled for the upcoming HIKARU SUGIURA, Tokyo, Japan season are certain to contain mate- BRUNO DUTKOWSKI, Art Director longs to the area of musicals, and MANAGERS the forthcoming season, like others rial for singles exploitation. “Mr. Coin Machine Dept. President” has MARTY TOOHEY, before it, will contain musical a score by that mas- T. TORTOSA, Circulation NEVILLE MARTEN, European Director shows that may or may not outlast ter at reaching the people with his CHICAGO the season of their birth. songs, Irving Berlin (his first LEE BROOKS Broadway effort since 1950’s “Call 29 E. Madison St., Chicago 2, I1L In recent years, record labels (All Phones: Financial 6-7272) Me Madam”). Other likely candi- have cashed-in on the hit status of HOLLYWOOD dates for strong songs are the as DEVANEY a musical mostly through the LP, JACK yet untitled, initial collaboration by 6272 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Cal. including, of course, the original- (Phone HOllywood 6-2129) Richard Rodgers & Alan Jay Ler- cast release, pop and jazz instru- ENGLAND ner; “The Fannie Brice Story,” MARTEN mentals and the low-priced origi- NEVILLE songs by Julie Styne and Bob Mer- Dorris Land nal-cast-like album. 9a New Bond St. rill; “Little Me,” score by Carolyn London, Wl, Eng. Tel: Hyde Park 2868 Unless the musical is an all-out Leigh and Cy Coleman (Sid Caesar Theresiastraat 81a, smash, extensive singles coverage BENELUX: PAUL ACKET, stars in this one) ; “Oliver,” Lionel The Hague, Holland, Tel: 070-722546 of a show’s score has largely been GERMANY: MAL SONDOCK, Amalienstrasse Bart’s long-running London musi- 28, Munich, Germany, Tel: 220197 confined to the label that has ac- cal; “Hot Spot,” (starring ITALY: VITORRIO de MICHELI, Via Settala 20, Judy Milan, Italy, Tel: 22 11 85 quired the original-cast LP, and, in Holliday) music and lyrics by Mary SCANDINAVIA: SVEN G. WINQUIST, Kagge- cases, the label is holmsvagen 48, Stockholm-Enskede, Sweden, many committed Rodgers (Richard’s daughter) and Tel: 69-46-85 (not necessarily desirous) to cut FRANCE: ROGER SELLAM, 24 Rue de Lenin- Martin Charnin, and “Shop grad, Paris, France, Tel: Europe 5308 singles of the songs with its top Around The Corner,” AUSTRALIA: RON TUDOR, 8 Francis St., songs by Heathmont, Victoria, Tel: 87-5677 artists. Jerry Bock & Sheldon Harnick, MEXICO: ENRIQUE ORTIZ, Monterrey 31, Col. Roma, Mexico 7, D.F., Tel: 12-10-00 10-10-01 However, there has been a heart- who wrote the score for the Pulit- CANADA: JOHN MURPHY, CKOY Radio, P.O. !” Box 3130, Station C, Ottawa, Ont., Canada ening development in this area zer Prize musical, “Fiorello ARGENTINA: MIGUEL SMIRNOFF, Rafaela over the past month. This has been 3978, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Tel: 69-1538 Surely, each one of these shows RICARDO & RENATO MACEDO, Rua the singles coverage of a number of BRAZIL: —and others listed— Joao Ramalho 1324, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Tel: ,” not contain at . . 62-6188 songs from “Stop The World . least one number worthy of singles JAPAN: HIKARU SUGIURA, 2, Takada-Oima- the hit London musical set to make tsu Bunkyo-Ku, Tokyo, Japan exposure. Bringing Broadway back SUBSCRIPTION RATES $16 per year any- its Broadway bow soon. At least where in the U. S. A. Published weekly. Second- to three of its tunes, most prominent- the singles field is a project class postage paid at Bristol, Conn. Copyright © 1962 by The Cash Box Publishing ly “What Kind Of Fool Am I,” now worthy of any label’s time and Co., Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright under Universal Copyright Convention. on the top 100, is making the sin- imagination. 8 3 2 7 2 1

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BEST SELLING TUNES ON RECORDS COMPILED BY CASH BOX FROM LEADING RETAIL OUTLETS—SEPTEMBER 8, 1962

Position 9/1 8 25 Position 9/1 8/25 Position 9/1 8/25 (I'M THE GIRL FROM) SHERRY 71 1 LEFT MY HEART IN SAN • 4 SEASONS-Vee Jay-456 12 58 0 WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN JANIE ROSS-Twin FRANCISCO Hits-2022 JO ANN CAMPBELL-Cameo-223 47 71 TONY BENNET-Columbia-42332 79 87 2 SHEILA WHAT KIND OF LOVE IS THIS TOMMY ROE-ABC-10329 2 3 72 THE STRIPPER 0 JOEY DEE-Roulette-4438 48 83 DAVID ROSE-MGM-13064 66 34 3 LOCOMOTION 39 POINT OF NO RETURN ERNIE FREEMAN-lmperial-5841 CONTRASTS-Twin Hits-2013 LITTLE EVA- Dimension- 1000 1 1 GENE McDAN 1 ELS-Liberty-55480 46 57 4 SHE'S NOT YOU RAIN, RAIN GO AWAY WHAT KIND OF FOOL AM 1 -RCA-8041 4 5 • • BOBBY VINTON -Epic-9532 59 93 * SAMMY DAVIS, JR. -Reprise-20048 87 97 ANTHONY NEWLEY-London-9546 RAMBLIN' ROSE DO YOU LOVE ME * BILLY ECKSTIN E-Mercury-72002 * ROBERT GOULET-Columbia-42519 • NAT "KING" COLE-Capitol-4804 8 15 CONTOURS-Gordy-7005 53 66 • BILLY DA NIELS-Jubi lee-5437 WOODY HERMAN- -40064 RAY GARNETT-Twin Hits-2021 MANTOVANI-London-9552 42 YOU'LL LOSE A GOOD THING VIC DAMON E-Capitol-4827 6 BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO BARBARA LYNN-Jamie-1220 20 9 BURT FARB ER-Felsted-8652 RONNIE ALDRICH-London-9553 NEIL SEDAKA-RCA-8046 3 2 HULLY GULLY BABY CORDIALS-Felsted-8653 SHELLEY FABARES-Colpix-654 • DOVELLS-Parkway-845 55 68 KEELEY SMITH-Dot-16386 TROUBADORS-Twin Hits-2023 SHIRLEY BASSEY-United Artists-40064H 7 PARTY LIGHTS WOODY HERMAN-Philips-40064 CLAUDINE CLARK-Chancellor-1 113 6 8 44 MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF GREEN ONIONS JERRY BUTLER-VeeJay-451 24 26 74 LONG AS THE ROSE IS RED FLORRAINE DARLIN-Epic-9529 0 BOOKER T. & MG'S-Stax-127 13 43 81 IF 1 HAD A HAMMER DOWNBEATS-Twin Hits-2024 • PETER, PAUL & MARY-Waarner Bros.-5296 56 74 • LITTLE BLACK BOOK YOU BELONG TO ME JIMMY DEAN-Columbia-42529 1 LOVE YOU THE WAY YOU ARE • DUPREES-Coed-569 16 23 • BOBBY VINTON -Diamond-1 21 57 69 76 THEME FROM A PLACE 10 YOU DON'T KNOW ME SUMMER 47 MR. IN-BETWEEN DICK ROMAN-Harmon-1004 75 81 RAY CHARLES- ABC-1 0354 5 6 JOANIE IVES-Decca-31405 SOMMERS-Warner Bros.-5275 BURL 22 24 PERCY FAITH-Columbia-33007 RINKY DINK 48 LITTLE DIANE • DAVE "BABY" CORTEZ-Chess-1829 18 20 77 IS DION-Laurie-3134 40 14 THERE NO GREATER LOVE A SWINGIN' SAFARI TIMMY REYNOLDS-Twin Hits-2020 WANDERERS-MGM-13082 84 92 0 BILLY VAUGHN -Dot- 16374 19 21 49 'TIL DEATH DO US PART • TORTURE TEEN AGE IDOL BOB BRAUN-Decca-31355 26 27 KRIS JENSEN-Hickory-1 173 BILLY FOX-Comet-2148 o RICK N ELSON-Imperia 1-5864 21 28 50 YIELD NOT TO TEMPTATION • ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK A HEART SEND ME THE PILLOW YOU GENE PITNEY-Musicor-1022 96 — e DREAM ON BOBBY BLAND-Duke-352 54 62 80 THE SWISS MAID JOHNY T ILLOTSON -Cadence- 1 424 25 35 51 AHAB THE ARAB SLIM & LITTLE ANN-Fury-1068 RAY STEVENS-Mercury-71966 29 11 DEL SHANNON-Bigtop-31 17 86 100 15 WHAT'S A MATTER BABY 52 THE WAH-WATUSI 81 TOO LATE TO WORRY TIMI YURO-Libcrty-55469 15 17 ORLONS-Cameo-21 38 19 GLENN CAMPBELL-Capitol-4783 83 94 RICKI ANDERS-Twin Hits-2018 16 DEVIL WOMAN 82 LOOKING FOR A LOVE MARTY ROBBINS-Columbia-42486 17 18 53 REAP WHAT YOU SOW VALENTI NOS-Sar-l 32 85 SHEP HOWARD-Twin Hits-2024 BILLY STEWART-Chess-1820 50 56

17 BRING IT ON HOME TO ME 54 EVERY NIGHT (WITHOUT YOU) 83 IF 1 DIDN'T HAVE A DIME SAM COOKE-RCA-8036 9 16 PAUL ANKA-RCA-8068 52 63 GENE PITNEY-Musicor-1022 91 18 VACATION IT MIGHT AS WELL RAIN 84 UNTIL WHAT'S GONNA HAPPEN WHEN V _ CONNIE FRANCIS-MGM- 13087 10 12 • SEPTEMBER SUMMER'S DONE 0 PATCHES CAROLE KING-Dimension-2000 74 85 FREDDIE CANNON-Swan-41 17 93 100 h DICKEY LEE-Smash-1 758 49 80 l' TONY DE CIO-Twin Hits-2021 56 SEALED WITH A KISS 85 NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW BRIAN H YLAND-ABC-10336 35 13 JIMMY RODGERS-Dot-16378 92 96 YOU BEAT ME TO THE PUNCH TIMMY REYNOLDS-Twin-Hits-2016 • MARY WELLS--1032 40 86 LOLLIPOPS AND ROSES 30 MONSTER MASH PAUL PETERSEN-Colpix-649 95 _ BEECHWOOD 1-5789 • BOBBY PICKETT-Garpax-44167 78 — # 87 LOVE ME AS 1 MARVEL ETTES-Tamla-54065 28 38 LOVE YOU 58 WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN GEORGE MAHARIS-Epic-9522 63 61 22 STOP THE CLAUDE KING-Columbia-42352 43 32 WEDDING PETE REEVES-Twin Hits-2016 ETTA JAMES-Argo-5418 88 GLORY OF LOVE 23 25 W 59 IN DON GARDNER & DEE DEE FORD-KC-106 90 95 LET'S DANCE HEART HAND 4i BRENDA LEE-Decca-31407 41 37 • CHRIS MONTEZ-Monogram-505 47 89 SOFTLY AS 1 LEAVE YOU 36 MATT MONRO-Liberty-55449 89 91 1 REMEMBER YOU 24 ROSES ARE RED # FRANK IFIELD-VeeJay-457 80 — BOBBY VINTON- Epic-9509 7 4 90 STOP THE MUSIC ELLA & FELLA-Zenith-62235 SHIR ELL ES-Scepter- 1237 _ 61 SPEEDY GONZALES ,r t 25 ALLEY CAT PAT BOON E-Dot-1 6368 51 22 91 HIDE AND GO SEEK DAVID DANTE-RCA-8056 \ BENT FABRIC-Atco-6226 27 36 DEL KN IGHTS-Stacy-502 BUNKER HILL-Mala-451 _ _ CHET AVERY-Twin Hits-2018 26 COME ON LITTLE ANGEL 92 DON'T YOU WORRY ___ BELMONTS- Sabina-505 31 33 62 1 KEEP FORGETTIN' DAN GARDNER & DEE DEE FORD-Fire-513 98 CHUCK JACKSON-Wand-126 68 76 27 YOUR NOSE IS GONNA GROW 93 SWEET SIXTEEN BARS -Del-Fi-41 81 34 44 63 (GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS) MADE EARL GRANT-Decca-25574 _ _ DEBBIE PETERS-Twin Hits-2022 TO LOVE 94 KID GALAHAD (EP) EDDIE HODGES-Cadence-1421 60 41 LIE TO ME ELVIS PRESLEY-RCA EPA-4371 _ _ 0 BROOK BENTON -Mercury-72024 39 51 BROKEN HEART 95 1 CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU • FIESTAS-Old Town-1122 76 89 ! *9 VENUS IN BLUE JEANS RAY CHARLES-ABC-10330 58 31 i »|

JIMMY CLANTON-Ace-8001 37 46 TAB HUNTER-Dot- 16335 i'i KIT FLEMING-Twin Hits-2023 65 MR. DON GIBSON-RCA-0590 CONNIE STEVENS-Warner Bros.-5289 67 75 GENE AMMONS-Argo-541 30 SILVER THREADS AND GOLDEN RAY GARNETT-Operators-201 kjccm cc 66 BOYS NIGHT OUT PATTI PAGE-Mercury-7201 69 77 96 POPEYE (THE HITCHHIKER) SPRINGE IELDS-Philips-40038 33 39 DEL RICHARDSON-MGM-13088 CHUBBY CHECKER- Parkway-489 — — A WONDERFUL DREAM PUNISH HER 97 1 JUST DON'T • MAJORS- Imperial-5855 42 KNOW WHAT TO 52 • VEE-Liberty-55479 — BOBBY 99 DO WITH MYSELF > 32 SHAME ON ME 68 SO WHAT TOMMY HUNT-Scepter-1236 — — BOBBY BARE-RCA-8032 32 29 BILL BLACK'S COMBO-Hi-2055 65 73 98 DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT 33 TWIST AND SHOUT 69 JUST TELL HER JIM SAID HELLO ANDY WILLIAMS-Columbia-42523 ISLEY BROS. -Wand-124 11 7 ELVIS PRESLEY-RCA-8041 64 65 34 THINGS 99 FORGIVE ME , 70 A TASTE OF HONEY BABS TINO-Kapp-472 97 99 BOBBY DARIN-Atco-6229 14 10 MARTIN DENNY-Liberty-55470 73 78 * EDDIE CANO-Reprise-20075 y > PAPA-OOM-MOW-MOW * VICTOR FELDMAN- Infinity-020 100 BIG LOVE • * QUINCY JONES-Mercury-7201 JOE HENJ)ERSON-Todd-1077 RIVINGTONS-Liberty-55427 44 54 JESSE POWELL-Kapp-476 H l-LO'S-Reprise-20095 SURFIN' SAFARI RIC MARLOW-Marc-101 100 SILLY BOY • BOYS-Capitol-4777 BEACH 45 55 LLOYD G. MAYERS-United Artists-497 LETTERMEN-Capitol-4810

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Cash Box—September 8, 1962 Capitol Issuing 15 Cameo/Parkway Bows Mercury Distribs Get Word of New September Albums New LP's At Distrib Meet

1 NEW YORK HOLLYWOOD—Fifteen albums, in- —Cameo/Parkway Rec- ?rdsi introduced cluding new LP’s by The Four Fresh- its fall LP product to LP Series; Largest Release in 5 Years its distributors men, George Shearing, The Letter- at the label’s distribu- tor meet in Chicago last prod- men, Fred Waring, and The Journey- week (24, CHICAGO— intro- Included in the long line of 2p). There are men, will be released this week by 12 new albums, in- duced a new economy line of $2.98 ucts are many artists with highly cluding seven Capitol Records. in the label’s “sound” classical recordings on its Wing label successful selling records as well as series, “4:35” Also spotlighted on the release are MMF. There’s a 15% at its distributors here a number of new ones that Mercury meeting of discount program on all the new re- feels have big potential. the debut on the label of Barbara last week, as part of its largest re- leases, with various other incentive in the new offering are Dane and a record combining the lease of record products in the past Albums deals for additional discount. “The Two Sides of the Smothers seemingly poles-apart talents of Stan five years. Initial orders exceeded the half- part of Brothers,” “Jose Melis At The Op- Kenton and Tex Ritter. Also in the The label also announced as million-dollar mark, which put the era,” “The Best of James O’Gwynn,” unique category is an album called “Project Family Home Entertain- label in a back-order situation, Hills Plays Hits “Drop Dead!” by Arch Oboler. ac- ment” it was offering a new “Curtain “Tiny Sings & The cording to an announcement. of World I,” “The Time Is Now,” Other new packages present the Up” classical series and would put a War Presiding over the meet, by Charles Aznavour; “Ragtime Goes gospel songs of The Pilgrim Trav- at the glass tumbler premium promotion Ambassador Hotel, was A1 Cahn, na- International” with Del Wood; “Steel elers, the R & B of The Five Keys, the into effect in October. tional sales director, with Bernie Guitar Favorites” by Walter Haynes; polka music of Stan Wolowic and The As a highlight of the meeting, at- Lowe, president, and Harry Chipetz, "Hymns Of Strength Sentiment” Polka Chips and “The Best Of June tended by distributors of its three & general manager, in attendance. by the Northwestern Men’s Glee Club; Christy.” labels—Mercury, Philips and Smash The regular new LP’s include Frank D’Rone doing “D’Rone in Per- Completing the release are two new and a new one, Fontana (see sepa- “Down To Earth,” pairing Dee Dee son”; “Impromptu” with Billy Tay- albums in the ‘Capitol’-of-the-World rate story) —a number of artists were Sharp and Chubby Checker, “All the lor; “I Wanna Be Loved” by Dinah series, “Greek Serenade” and “Jac- on hand for a party hosted by Smash Hits, a new LP series including Washington. queline” “Boyer,” “Chanteuse.” . Records. Among those present were dates, in one package, by Bobby Ry- Also “Songs Of Wonderful Girls” Brook Benton, Ray Stevens, Clyde dell, Chubby Checker, Dee Dee Sharp, with Richard Hayman; “The Magic “College Folk Songs” by the Swag- McPhatter, Charles Aznavour, Joe Fingers of Caesar Giovannini,” Billy Colpix Distribs men and “Meet Julie Wilson. Dowell, Tony Martell, Dickey Lee, (Continued on page To Hear 46) The new “4:35” MMF product: Timmy Rogers, Buddy De Franco Of "Big 15" Fall LP Plan “The Organ of the Philadelphia and Tommy Gumina. Academy of Music,” “120 Cadence 1 NEW YORK Colpix Records Marches,” “39 Executives of Mercury, including Philips New Sales — con- All-Time German Fa- ducts its first formal distributor vorites,” “12 Years of president Irving B. Green, executive Academy Plan Has Consumer meets this week to bow its LP pro- Award Winners,” “Spanish Inferno,” vice-president Irwin H. Steinberg gram, and 7 “The Big 15—1962 Fall Plan.” “Int’l Pops Oreh., “Musical Moods of Kenny Myers, vice-president in charge Contest; New LP s Deal enables distribs, from Sept, Italy” and “An Era Reborn.” Bobby through Nov., to receive 15 free al- Rydell of sales, all stressed the family en- & The Bernie Lowe Orch. NEW YORK—A national consumer bums for each 100 that are pur- tertainment angle of the fall sales contest with an international touch chased. # program. is the keynote of ’ fall Meets will be held in New York Fiscal 62 For Capitol Advertising and promotion will be sales plan. Announcement of the plan (5), Chicago (6) and Los Angeles and contest (7). Each conference will be Shows Sales, Net Decline one of the high points of the season was made during the la- ad- bel’s national sales meeting held in dressed by Jerry Raker, general man- NEW drive. National advertising is sched- YORK—Capitol Records’ sales Chicago Aug. 30 and 31. The label is ager; Joe Snyder, national sales man- and net income uled for such consumer magazines as also releasing 17 new albums. ager; Bruno Sardi, national promo- for the fiscal year ending Playboy, The New Yorker, Seven- Theme for the contest is the label’s tion manager; and Lenny Adelman, June 30, 1962 dipped in com- slogan, comptroller. Joe Rosenfield, in parison teen Magazine and Esquire in addi- “One World of Music,” which veep with last year’s fiscal period. is carried out in the prizes: a choice charge of advertising and publicity tion to As reported by stockholders by top- newspapers throughout the of famous sports or compact cars for Columbia Pictures, the parent per Glenn Wallichs, Capitol’s country. from all over the world. company, will address the New York sales for the '62 Merchandising material will also The three grand prize winners will meet. Other execs of the flick com- period was $41,857,465, each choose are slated give talks with a net be provided including a special tum- one car from the follow- pany to in Chi- income of $350,477, equal ing selection: Renault Caravell “S” cago and Los Angeles. bler promotion to 76^- a share on the label’s 461,331 package for an Oct. Convertible, from France; Triumph (Continued on page 44) shares outstanding at the giveaway of glassware. Also designed 1200 convertible, England; Fiat 1100 end of the year. to help in the big fall drive and Special, Italy; Volkswagen, Germany; and the Chevrolet This compared display kits, die-cut jacket easels, an Corvair Monza Spy- Leroy Holmes To UA with the previous der convertible, from the United period’s attractive gold-colored rack for the sales of $48,364,719, with a States. collection of The appointment of Mercury-Wing classical recordings A a dozen Philips NEW YORK— net income of $1,815,523, equal to Leroy Holmes as musical director and and a pre-pack albums will be awarded to each of $3.98 per share on 461,409 for the “Curtain Up” recording artist for United Artists shares out- 150 runners-up. series of classics. Records was announced last week by standing. Three cars will also be awarded to Art Talmadge, president. The ap- Wallichs told stockholders that the Philips dealers. The winning dealers pointment is effective immediately, firm’s “stepped-up” development of # Talmadge said, and is another step in 6 will be those whose customers send in its electronics business had adverse- New Jubilee LP s the strengthening of the over all op- the winning entries with their deal- eration of the company. ly affected earnings. The execs said NEW YORK Jubilee Records has — er’s names on them. Holmes formerly recorded for that the development was part of the released six new albums. Included is Entrants in the contest will submit MGM the only label with which he firm’s long-range diversification pro- an LP, “Snap Your Fingers,” on the was ever affiliated with as an artist, a last line to a jingle about Philips gram which also includes the having recorded there for more than acqui- Jubilee-handled Todd label, featuring Records, along with the lower right- 10 years. He has been closely identi- sition of interests in the entertain- Joe Henderson, which includes the hand corner of the inner sleeve from fied with large, lush orchestral pres- ment field and shares in a record- songster’s recent singles click of the any Philips album. The contest runs entations and is also closely associ- producing company in Japan. same name and his current single, ated with motion picture music from Sept. 1 to Dec. 15, 1962. Wallichs also noted that the “highly having recorded the theme from “The “Big Love.” The contest will be backed by an High and The Mighty,” a hit disking, competitive conditions in the record Other entries, on Jubilee, are: “The extensive advertising and promotion and “Tara’s Theme” from “Gone Witn industry . . . developed during the Mulcay’s Magic Millions,” “The World program. Full-page advertisements The Wind.” Holmes produced the last year into a chaotic market situation of Billy Daniels at Basin Street East,” four Everest albums cut by Gloria will run in Sports Illustrated on Sept. and our increased promotional expen- “Mr. Trumpet!!! Remembers the Lynn, and such million-seller singles 24 and in Playboy in the Dec. issue. ditures to maintain a competitive for MGM as “Sorry I Ran All The po- Greats,” Dick Ruedebusch, “Person- junior page ad will be in the Nov. A Way Home” and “All In the Game” sition resulted in narrowed profit ality Aplenty!!!,” issue of Esquire. The Chiari Quartet, by Tommy Edwards. He served as a margins.” an Italian import; “Don Sherman Goes Record dealers will be provided producer for Everest, but retained his Wallich concluded his report by Back to College,” featuring the come- with a complete kit of promotional status as an artist for MGM. declaring that the record market was dian. (Continued on page 44) (Continued on page 44) expanding with the growing teenage population and more and more fami-

r lies were acquiring stereo and other • INDEX RCA Victor To Construct New improved devices to produce music for Album Best Sellers 39 home entertainment. “Over the long Album Plans 32 run,” he stated, “the prospects are Album Reviews 40, 41 $2 Million Hollywood Headquarters there for greater growth and a sound Album Sure Shots 38 and profitable operation.” Bios for DJs 14 NEW YORK—Plans for a $2 million RCA will fully occupy four of the dollar West Coast headquarters for lower floors, and part of a fifth, total- Section 54, 55 the Radio Corporation of America at ing approximately 41,500 square feet, International Section 47-53 6363 Sunset Boulevard, at Ivar for its West Coast corporate func- Schwartz Bros., DC, Juke Box Ops Record Guide 10 Street, have been announced. tions, electronic data processing sales Moves To Larger Quarters Looking Ahead 8 Building owner Frank Muller, Hol- activities, and recording studios of Platter Spinner Patter 14 lywood businessman, and John K. RCA Victor Records. WASHINGTON—Schwartz Bros., the West, RCA staff vice president, said Radio Active Chart 12 The new disk facilities will include capitol’s large disk distributor, moved in a joint statement, that construc- into George’s Warehouse over the R & B Top 50 43 tion of the nine-story, 76,000-square- the latest in acoustical engineering Record Ramblings 28, 30 foot structure is expected to begin in and will utilize the modern techniques Labor Day holiday. The new head- completion scheduled for Singles Review 20, 22, 24, 26 Dec. with in use or in development at other RCA quarters has 43,000 square feet of late 1963. Sure Shots 36 studios. They will consist of two two- space, which compares with the 1,000 Albert C. Martin and Associates of square feet the firm had when it first Top 10 OArtists 34 Los Angeles have planned, designed story high recording studios, one Top 100 Publishers 48 and engineered the facility. (Continued on page 44) began operations 16 years ago.

6 Cash Box—September 8, 1962 —

One-Stops Meet To Form Association NARM Mid-Year Meeting

CHICAGO — Leading one-stops from be elected at a later meeting, and that throughout the country met at the additional phases of organization Palmer House in Chicago last week to would be discussed at meetings on Sign Of Its Strength form their own association in order to Friday, Aug. 31. “better work with manufacturers and During a poll of the membership at CHICAGO—The mid-year meet of disers an extra 7% discount beyond distributors, and to find solutions to the conclave here, the one stops claim NARM, the rack-merchandiser organ- the label’s regular discount program. problems confronting all segments of an annual business return of $27 mil- ization, in Chicago last week (26, 27, It was pointed out by London Rec- the record industry.” lion dollars. 28) served as a notice of its growing ords’ Lee Hartstone that the diskery The goals of the embryo organiza- Although record distributors were maturity and of the greater under- had been selling to racks in a some- tion are the solution of problems exist- not in attendance, representatives standing of the problems facing rack- what similar manner for the past two ing in promotion, new artists introduc- from some record manufacturers were merchandisers’ relationships with dis- years. Other labels, it is understood, tion and development, catalog, de- present. One stops present were: tributors and labels. are expected to soon announce spe- livery, and others inherent in the in- Henry Brockman, Upton One Stop, St. Glenn Becker, NARM president, cial discount programs to rack-mer- dustry. Louis; George Freeman, Northern told Cash Box that he felt that the chandisers. At the first meeting held Aug. 30, Record Sales, Cleveland; Lou Boor- meet had helped to show the “great Becker said that the economies of the one stops accomplished the filing stein, Leslie One Stop of New York; future” ahead for the rack field. centralization would lead to addi- of corporation papers, retention of Herb Slotkin of Philadelphia; Pat Jules Malamud, executive secretary, firms. Edge, counsel, and the election of a tempo- Cohen tional mergers of rack of Pat’s One Stop, Richmond; said he was particularly impressed rary board of directors. Those elected Fred Cipiroe of Singer’s One Stop, Ltd. of Washington and Rak Sales of with the 20 minute person-to-person to the temporary board were Irv Perl- Chicago; Stanley Stone of Galaxy, (Continued on page 45) New York; Manny Wells of the New meets between diskeries and rack- man—pres., Sam Richland—vice pres., York One Stop, New York; Ed Oeckel Jim O’Dwyer treasurer, merchandisers, at which, the exec — Raoul Sha- of One Stop Service, Louis; Record St. noted, “the problems that exist were piro—secretary, and Lou Boorstein Gordon Darrish, Grand Rapids; Dave Philips Signs Brewer brought out in the open.” publicity. Lieberman, One Stop, Minneapolis; Williams The gathering didn’t produce heavy And Tony The temporary board members an- Leroy Davidson, Kansas City; and order taking, mainly because many nounced that a permanent board would Steve Brody, Buffalo. NEW YORK—The Philips label an- of the record-merchandisers present nounced the addition of two vet sing- had already placed their orders ers to its roster, Teresa Brewer and through fieldsmen who had contacted Tony Williams. them prior to the mid-year meet. The after Ackerman Named ARMADA Exec Secy; The lark moves over to Philips person-to-person confabs were de- more than a decade on Coral Records, signed to give labels the opportunity where she scored with such sides as Chi Meet Comes Up With Platform to display in detail their fall-Xmas “Music, Music, Music,” her inital hit, LP product and the sales programs to “Till I Waltz Again With You” and CHICAGO—Paul Ackerman, former- as the Federal Trade Commission, in go along with it. “Richochet.” She also waxed a host ly music editor of Billboard Music order to achieve equitable trade prac- Becker said that a major rack- of albums for Coral. She will cut for Week, was appointed executive secre- tary of the American Record Mer- tices. merchandiser’s goal, that of being Philips in the near future. chandisers and Distributors Associa- The conference, which was held at treated as “wholesaler, not a retailer” Williams, former lead with The tion (ARMADA) at the meeting of the offices of Jimmy Martin of Music and volume user—and thus entitled Platters, heard on Mercury Records, the organization’s officers and execu- Distributors, agreed upon the follow- to a discount structure other than affiliated with Philips, comes to Philips tive board in Chicago last week (29). ing platform planks: applied to the retailer be- the Reprise label. He Ackerman, who will headquarter in that —was after a stint on New York, will immediately head a 1) Establish and maintain a work- ing realized. has already recorded an album for strong memebrship drive aimed at dis- able standard of practice with the He offered, as did most rack-mer- Philips called “The Magic Touch of tributors and labels. will also di- He manufacturer. In connection with this, chandisers at the meet, 100% support Tony Williams.” He has also com- rect public and trade relations. He it was strongly stated that behind Cameo/Parkway’s new rack pleted a recording session for a also plans extensive travelling to con- ARMADA tact both ARMADA members and opposes direct shipping from manu- program, which gives rack-merchan- Philips’ single. non-members. facturer to racker, jobber, dealer and The meet drew up an official plat- one-stop. form outlining ARMADA’s goals as a MGM's Biggest Promo Joe Csida Resigns 2) ARMADA will seek to establish distributor organization. For Capitol Called by ARMADA president a livable plan of discount between dis- Ever "Mutiny" Score From Amos Heilicher, the meeting stressed tributor and rack jobber and one-stop, YORK—MGM Records has an- YORK—Joseph Csida, Capitol’s the necessity of a united front by dis- NEW NEW whereby all can exist. nounced plans for the biggest exploi- president for eastern operations, tributors during the present era of vice (Continued on page 46) tation campaign in the company’s resigned his post, effective this changing marketing patterns. A mem- has history in connection with release of week as a result of policy dif- bership drive was blueprinted to im- (1), four special albums featuring Broni- ferences, an announcement said. plement this. slau Kaper’s music from “Mutiny on direct responsibilities in the Victor Issue 2-LP Csida’s ARMADA intends to work closely To on the Bounty,” the much publicized two and one-half years he served as Operations with other segments of the disk busi- Set On Goodman In Soviet Marlon Brando-starred flick produc- vice president for Eastern tion. the company embraced the public ness—and their trade groups—as well of NEW YORK — “Benny Goodman in One of the largest expenditures relations department, Capitol’s music as with governmental agencies such Broadway show Moscow,” a 2-disk album documenting ever allocated will be used to bally- publishing firms, the hoo the foursome consisting of “The area and administration and super- the peformer’s recent concert tour of Original Soundtrack Album”; an al- vision of the company’s operations in Patti To Columbia the Soviet Union, is being released bum entitled “Tahiti-Island of Para- the East. later this month by RCA Victor Rec- dise” which was recorded during the In Aug., 1960 Csida took on as a the super- NEW YORK—Patti Page, one of ords. filming of the picture in Tahiti and special assignment the direct sellers, which features authentic Polynesian of the company’s singles record most consistent femme disk bears on its vision The package, which the company in with Co- music; a choral album presenting na- operation. He leaves has signed an exclusive pact cover a striking color photo of Good- singles tive groups singing romantic theme its strongest position in the according to an an- lumbia Records, man standing before St. Basil’s Cathe- from the film as well as other Tahi- area since its peak years of 1957-58. nouncement last week by Goddard dral in Moscow’s Red Square, contains tian songs; and an album in the spec- The Nat Cole record of “Ramblm Columbia. tacular 21 channel sound series, Rose” is number 5 on this week’s Top Lieberson, president of the actual recordings made by Good- now her “Tempos of Tahiti,” featuring music 100. Additionally, the company Lark’s new contract, ending and his band, the first American man from the film and South Sea Island has the largest number of single rec- long association with Mercury Rec- jazz band ever to be invited to Russia favorites. • ords on the charts in four years, with Rael, ords, was negotiated by Jack under the recently formulated Cultural In addition, there will be single a 43% gross sales dollar increase over the performers manager and business Exchange Agreement. records by various artists of the love the previous fiscal year. theme, the main title theme, etc. During Csida’s term as head of associate, and David Kapralik, direc- Exclusive rights to the recordings The four special music albums will eastern operations show album deals coast pop A&R for Co- tor of east were acquired by Victor via a contrac- be released as a unit before the world were completed with Meridith Will- lumbia. tural agreement with Park Records, premiere of the film in Nov. and will son for “The Unsinkable Molly (Continued on page 44) for “No for whom Goodman records. be preceded by advertisements in lead- Brown,” Richard Rodgers newspapers and national maga- and Harold Prince for ‘A The packages, which will carry a ing Strings,” zines. These advertisements will be Funny Thing Happened To Me On The $9.98 in mono, $11.98 in list price of tied in with special window and store Way To The Forum,” and Bobby stereo, will include photos of the Good- displays now being prepared. Darin was signed to the label. man tour as well as liner notes by The soundtrack album has been set Commenting on his resignation, on 150 radio regret severing my re- George Avakian, Victor’s pop A&R as Album of the Month Csida said: “I lationship with Capitol. My two and accompanied the stations syndicated through the manager. Avakian one-half years with the company have KERR-adio programming service. Goodman aggregation along most of given me the opportunity to meet and album also will be spot- its jaunt. The same work with a large number of new company and Included are 10 new arrangements light Album of the week on 318 radio people both inside the syndi- out of it with whom I would never as well as seven original compositions stations through Jim Ameche’s j have had the opportunity to work by such jazz writers as Tadd Dame- cated program. | otherwise.” of ron, Bob Prince, John Bunch, Jeo New- Kaper’s score for the film is one Glenn E. Wallichs, Capitol’s presi- ; the longest ever composed for a mo- dent, stated: “Joe Csida has contrib- : man, Tom Newsom and Joe Lipman. uted a dynamic and knowledgable All of these works were commissioned tion picture. Robert Armbruster, con- force to our company. He leaves -with premiere ducting the enlarged MGM Symphony by Goodman specifically for our best wishes for continued sucess performances behind the Iron Curtain. Orchestra, made the recording. Paul and happiness.” Victor will support the release with Francis Webster wrote special lyrics Csida has not announced his plans extensive ad-promotion campaign. for Kaper’s romantic theme. for the future. PATTI PAGE . an 7 Cash Box—September 8, 1962 -

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-9raoa b 1 in order of strength, of up and coming records showing breaking owJ Jasq A compilation, signs of into The Cash Box Top 100. List is compiled from retail outlets. .buojfa-iybi -»a YOU CAN'T JUDGE A BOOK 13 HANDFUL OF MEMORIES THE TOUCH OF YOUR HAND 90 GEE BABY, WHAT ABOUT YOU -Tlim-BYelfTS COVER Baby Washington (Sue 762) 26 Brook Benton (Mercury 72024) Shep & Limelites (Hull 753) Bo Diddley (Checker 1019) )o aoimox 14 RIGHT STRING BUT THE STORMY MONDAY 9Q DESAFINADO sHBS A REBEL WRONG YO-YO 27 Bobby Bland (Duke 355) Stan Getz (Verve 10260) Dr. Feelgood & Interns (Okeh 7156) ^Crystals (Philies 1 06) t- ^icSFCarr (Liberty SS493) LIVE IT UP/AND THEN WADDLE WADDLE )o 89ls 3 ; DON'T BREAK THE HEART 28 40 15 THERE WERE DRUMS Bracelets (Congress 104) 9 IT^LOVE THAT REALLY THAT LOVES YOU Sandy Helson (Imperial 5870) * -COUNTS Bernie Leighton (Colpix 645) 41 I SAT BACK AND LET IT Shirelles (Scepter 1237) DON'T ^ 1 HAPPEN PEEPIN' 'N HIDIN' GO NEAR THE INDIANS 29 Rex Allen (Mercury 7199) Leroy Van Dyke (Mercury 7 2018) 19V 16 Count Victors (Coral 62324) 4 " 1 JHEs (Empress 107) EVERYBODY I'M GONNA CHANGE 30 LOVES MY BABY/ 49 DON'T EVER LEAVE ME 17 EVERYTHING AIN'T SHE SWEET Bob 8. Earl (Tempe 102) Jimmy Smith (Blue 1851) Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 8080) Note k - ,aJR HEART BELONGS TO ME Svpremes (Motown 1027) 43 HAIL TO THE CONQUERING bn£ T9W9- TOO BAD BAD BOY HERO 18 31 James Darren (Colpix 655) A OL' MAN RIVER Ben E. King (Atco 6231) Donays (Brent 7033) l5nfi-b'(fpfy Smith (Verve 10262) BEACH PARTY COMIN' HOME BABY WONDERFUL ONE ,abT099H I 19 44 Dave York (PKM 6700) 32 Herbie Mann (Atlantic 5020) ” • zW B9*»PjY CAT/I'LL CHANGE Shondells (King 5656) T0° ,Jinixri i«Oflr ELIZABETH us Bonds (Legrand 1020) 20 THE THINGS WE DID LAST BLUE HEAVEN bns Hollywood Flames (Goldie G-1101) 33 4C MY "OO SUMMER String-A-Longs (Dot J6379J Shelly Fabares (Colpix 654) E TO CATHY STUBBORN KIND OF FELLOW I Clifford (United Artists 489) 21 Marvin (Tamla make it be me Gaye 54068) FOREVER AND A DAY/BABY, 4A 34 Flares (Press 2803) RICHIE THAT'S ALL sBT YWHATTIME IS IT 22 Jackie Wilson (Brunswick 55233) Fiye (Beltone 2024) Gloria Dennis (Rust 5049) MR. .afooatiSt 47 LONELY Buddy Greco (Epic 9536) LOLITA YA YA 35 I REALLY DON'T WANT TO THERE WAS YOU 23 Ventures (Dolton 60) KNOW/TONIGHT MY HEART -J^Wfean (Carlton 576) Sue Lyon (MGM 13067) SHE IS CRYING AO CONEY ISLAND BABY to) xnualx Helson Riddle (Capitol Excellents (Blast 4741) Solomon Burke (Atlantic 2157) 205) |°l rf:)Sro?EET GEORGIA BROWN *lm>9 Omhll Bros. (Cameo 221) BROADWAY PARTY ACROSS THE HALL 40 HELLO OUT THERE b to) n 24 Freddie Cannon (Swan 4117) 36 Yvonne Baker & Sensations (Argo 5420) Hick Hoble (Liberty 55488) lO1A I WOULDN'T KNOW/ FOR ALL WE KNOW TO LOVE AND BE LOVED POETRY 50 YOUNG SISTERS Dinah Washington (Roulette 4444) 25 Vic Dana (Dolton 58) 37 Jack Jones (Kapp 477) •wvM Casanova Brown (Twirl)

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TONIGHT MY HEART SHE IS CRYING AND THEN THERE WERE DRUMS Solomon Burke (Atlantic 2157) LIVE IT UP Sandy Nelson (Imperial 5870) EVERYBODY LOVES MY BABY AIN'T SHE SWEET POETRY Jimmy Smith (Blue Note 1851) Jack Jones (Kapp 477)

FOREVER AND DAY COPY CAT A Gary (U.S.) Bonds (Legrand 1020) BABY, THAT'S ALL Jackie Wilson (Brunswick 55233) HOUDINI Walter Brennan (Liberty 55477) YOU CAN'T JUDGE A BOOK BY THE COVER HE'S A REBEL Bo Diddley (Checker 1019) Vikki Carr (Liberty 55493)

THE THINGS WE DID LAST SUMMER AM I BLUE Dinah Washington Shelley Fabares (Colpix 654) (Mercury 72075)

HAIL TO THE CONQUERING HERO I SAT BACK AND LET IT HAPPEN Leroy Van Dyke (Mercury 72918) James Darren (Colpix 655) DON'T GO NEAR THE INDIANS DON'T BREAK THE HEART THAT Rex Allen (Mercury 71997) LOVES YOU Bernie Leighton (Colpix 645) YOUR HEART BELONGS TO ME Supremes (Motown 1027) RHYTHM SING-A-LONG MITCH MILLER PACK (5 Singles) MAMA, HE TREATS YOUR DAUGHTER MY HOUR OF NEED BLP 9001 (Columbia MM 5) MEAN Ruth Brown (Philips 40056) PLEASE PASS THE BISCUITS Single From The Album Jimmy Dean (Columbia 42529) HE'S A REBEL Crystals (Philles 106) TRY A LITTLE TENDERNESS Aretha Franklin (Columbia 42520) I'M GONNA CHANGE EVERYTHING Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 8080) LITTLE THINGS MEAN A LOT DON'T WORRY 'BOUT ME AND NOW I WOULDN'T KNOW B/W Vincent Edwards (Decca 31413) FOR ALL WE KNOW Dinah Washington (Roulette 4444) GOLDEN WINGS IN THE SUN Bert Kaempfert (Decca 31420) IT'S LOVE THAT REALLY COUNTS YOU ARE MY SUNSHINE The Shirelles (Scepter 1237) BLUE NOTE 45x1859 STORMY MONDAY Bobby Bland (Duke 355) HANDFUL OF MEMORIES 90— Baby Washington (Sue 767) BLUE NOTE Records, Inc. New^^k^New'vork RIGHT STRING, WRONG YO YO Dr. Feelgood (Epic 7156) STUBBORN KIND OF FELLOW 91— Marvin Gaye (Tamla 5 4068) OH! WHAT IT SEEMED TO BE Castells (Era 3083) SUMMERTIME GUY Eddie Rambeau (Swan 4112) OPERATORS' SPECIAL (5 Singles) In N.Y., Phila., & Seymour & His Magic Trumpet DESAFINADO Smash (Heartbeat) Stan Getz-Charlie Byrd (Verve 10260) Boston & Spreading

NEW ADDITIONS to TOP 100 “WIGGLE 75—LITTLE BLACK BOOK 96—POPEYE (The Hitchhiker) Jimmy Dean (Columbia 42529) Chubby Checker (Parkway 489)

WOBBLE” 78—TORTURE 97—1 JUST DON'T KNOW WHAT Kris Jensen (Hickory 1173) TO DO WITH MYSELF Tommy Hunt (Scepter 7236) STOP THE MUSIC Shirelles (Scepter 1237) Les Cooper 98—DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT Andy Williams (Columbia PAT BOONE S HIDE AND GO SEEK 42523) EVERLAST 5019 Bunker Hill (Mala 451) LATEST SMASH 100—BIG LOVE EVERLAST-ENJOY 93 SWEET SIXTEEN BARS Joe Henderson (Todd 1077) TEN LONELY GUYS RECORDS Earl Grant (Decca 25574) DOT 16391 271 W. 125th St. N.Y.C. MO 6-8430 94 KID GALAHAD (EP) 100—SILLY BOY Elvis Presley (RCA EPA 4371) Lettermen (Capitol 4810)

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Cash Box—September 8, 1962 11 A surrey of key radio stations in all important markets throughout the country to determine by percentage of those

reporting which releases are being added to station play lists this week for the first time and also the degree of con- centration combining previous reports. Percentage figures on left indicate how many of the stations reporting this

week have added the following titles to their play list for the first time. Percentage figures on right include total from left plus the percentage title receired in prior week or weeks. (SURVEY COMPLETED TO AUGUST 29TH)

TOTAL % OF % OF STATIONS STATIONS TO HAVE ADDING TITLES TO TITLE ARTIST LABEL ADDED TITLES TO FROG. SCHED. ! FROG. SCHED. THIS WEEK TO DATE

45% Don’t You Believe It—Andy Williams—Columbia 45 % 39% He’s A Rebel—The Crystals—Philles 52 % 38% Popeye—Chubby Checker—Parkway 38 % 74 BOBBY 34% 1 Remember You—Frank Ifield—Vee Jay % 30% The Things We Did Last Summer—Shelley Fabares—Colpix 30 % VINTON 25% It’s Love That Really Counts—Shirelles—Scepter 41 % 25% Little Black Book—Jimmy Dean—Columbia 38 % 24% Torture—Kris Jensen—Hickory 35 % 24% He’s A Rebel—Vikki Carr—Liberty 24 % 24% King Of The Whole Wide World—Elvis Presley—RCA Victor (EP) 24 % MR. 23% Don’t Go Near The Indians—Rex Allen—Mercury 23 % 20% Sherry—4 Seasons—Vee Jay 93 % 19% Stop The Music—Shirelles—Scepter 26 % 18% Lie To Me—Brook Benton—Mercury 94 % LONELY 18% Monster Mash—Bobby Pickett—Garpax 55 % ll 18% Everybody Loves A Guy Named Johnny—Cardigan Bros. —Motion BUDDY 18 % 18% You Can’t Judge A Book By Its Cover—Bo Diddley—Checker 30 % GRECO 17% Hail To The Conquering Hero—James Darren—Colpix 17 % 17% And Then There Were Drums—Sandy Nelson—Imperial 23 % 16% Do You Love Me The Contours—Gordy 31 % | — 16% Mr. Lonely—Buddy Greco—Epic 16 % 15% Venus In Blue Jeans—Jimmy Clanton—Ace 95 % 14% Limbo Dance—The Champs—Challenge 29 % 94 14% What Kind Of Love Is This—Joey Dee—Roulette % , •* 13% No One Will Ever Know—Jimmie Rodgers—Dot 13 % Bros. 70 ! 13% If 1 Had A Hammer—Peter, Paul & Mary—Warner % 13 13% Groovy Groovy Love—Cadillacs—Capitol % I 12% Hully Gully Baby—Dovells—Parkway 83 % OCEAN 12% Punish Her—Bobby Vee—Liberty 72 % 11 % Beechwood 4-5789—Marvelettes—Tamla 72 %

' 11 % That Stranger Used To Be My Love—Trade Martin—Coed 11 % 11 % Bongo Hully Gully—Little Joey & Flips—Joy 11 % OF 20 11 % Midnight Sun—5 Whispers—Dolton % 10% Too Late To Worry—Glenn Campbell—Capitol 65 % 10% Cover Charge—Rondels—Amy 10 % EMOTION 10 10% What Kind Of Fool Am 1 —Sammy Davis Jr.—Reprise % AMES LESS THAN 10% BUT MORE THAN 5% BROTHERS TOTAL % TOTAL % TOTAL % TO DATE TO DATE TO DATE

Will 1 Do Tell It To The Birds The Swiss Maid What 6 Dore Alpert (Carnival) 9% Del Shannon (Bigtop) 19% The Journeymen (Capitol) % *

Telstar Tonight My Heart She Is Crying One More Reason Burke (Atlantic) 7% Steve Alaimo (Chess) 6 % CHILLS Gee Sisters (Palette) 24% Solomon Close To Cathy Montreal Cry Myself To Sleep (Chess) 6% Mike Clifford (United Artists) 22% Johnny Williams (Columbia) 19% Steve Alaimo

TONY Is Where The Heart Is She Changed Romantico Amore Home < (RCA Victor EP) 6% ORLANDO Mark Dinning (MGM) 8% Emilio Perieoli (Warner Bros.) 7% Elvis Presley Hide And Go Seek Big Love So Do 1 (Todd) 28% Kenny Ball (Kapp) 6% ^ Bunker Hill (Mala) 8% Joe Henderson

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The temperatures were in the 90’s news and pictures, the ; BACK TO second page to recently in Baltimore, but the local a column of comment about records L_ kids were busy throwing snowballs. and the third page to a listing of the It all started last winter when WEBB- week’s top 40 records. The “Hit Baltimore paid children a penny a Parader” is distributed as a free pick- SCHOOL” piece for all the snowballs they could up item in all of the record stores, make. The youngsters made more most of the major theatres, several than 10,000 of them. The snowballs department stores and other varied DEE CLARK were kept in cold storage until a short retail stores throughout Fort Worth. while ago when they were taken to In addition, copies are furnished to four recreation centers scattered such outlets as the U. S. Public Vee Jay #462 across the city. At the centers, chil- Health Service. dren aged, 7 to 10, approximately 1500 of them participated in the station’s Marking the first time a one-hour first summer snowball jamboree. They television special has been premiered tossed snowballs at plywood lifesized outside Hollywood or New York was mannequins. Winners of the various Lou Irwin’s “The Idol” which was “TEAR FOR Booker T., whose real name is contests were awarded prizes includ- aired last week over KENS-San An- Booker T. Jones, was born in Mem- ing recreational equipment. To top it tonio. The semi-documentary, pro- phis, Tennessee, November 12, 1944. all off, ice cream and cake were served duced and directed by Irwin, covered He started playing the organ pro- to all the contestants. The purpose of the round-the-clock activities of TEAR” fessionally at the age of 14. During the Jamboree, co-sponsored by the De- chanter Bobby Vee during a recent his high school years, Booker T. was partment of Recreation, according to four-month tour from New York to the director of the high school band Samuel Feldman, general manager Los Angeles c/w : and covering some 36 for 4 years. He organized a high and veep of WEBB, was to provide cities. The TV premiere was high- school orchestra, which played prom an unusual day of entertainment for lighted by a two-day “Bobby Vee dates throughout the Mid-South for 3 Baltimore youngsters. Day” celebration in the Texas city, years. In 1962, Booker T. was named including airport reception by the to “MIRACLE the “Who’s Who” in high schools Fred Barr and “Doc” Wheeler, Mayor, civic parade, Alamo visit, plus of America. WWRL-New York personalities, are radio, television and press coverage In 1959, Booker T. started record- lining up their fall gospel caravan at for the wax artist. ing as a staff musician for the Stax Harlem’s Apollo Theatre. Among the AFTER label, and recorded with such well stars to headline the show will be the WWDC-Washington known groups as the Mar-Keys and recently boast- Caravans and the Swanee Quintet. ed that it had the Triumphs. the “cleanest listeners This marks the 24th appearance of in town” following its offer of free Booker T.’s first instrument was a Fred and “Doc” at the Apollo. laundry service. Now they’re claiming MIRACLE” string bass, but soon he switched to their listeners have the the organ. In high school he concen- “cleanest cars For the tenth consecutive year, in town” as a result of providing for trated on the study of music theory WXYZ-Detroit’s morning spinner, free car washes at various car estab- and harmony. His current hit record- GENE CHANDLER Fred Wolf, parked his mobile trailer lishments throughout the metropoli- ing is the chart-climbing “Green studio on the Michigan State Fair- tan Washington area. This was part (Duke of Earl) Onions” by Booker T. and the MG’s grounds. Wolf’s 6:00 to 10:00 of the station’s continuing campaign on the Etax label, which is distributed AM by Atlantic Records. stanza originated all last week from to prove that wonderful things hap- pen to Vee Jay #461 the fair. The opening of the fair was WWDC listeners. . . . WWDC preceded by a parade in which the sprang to the rescue of many per- Dickey Lee outlet’s air men participated. plexed pattern planners as well as bewildered automotive experts on a KHJ-Hollywood jockey Perry Allen recent afternoon. Through someone’s “YOU ONLY WANT has been named as emcee of the Jackie printing “boo boo” McCall’s Catalog Mason concert slated for September 8 which lists a special telephone num- at the Santa Monica Civic Audi- ber if anyone has trouble with a pat- torium. Lark Ruth Olay and the Joe tern, inadvertently shows the phone number of the Ford Motor Co. When ME WHEN YOU Felix Trio round out the bill. . . . Musicians Ralph Flanagan and Bar- the outlet received a report that “gas- ney Kessel made appearances on kets” were being confused with “gus- KHJ’s Lucky Pierre show last week. sets” and car designs mixed up with NEED ME” Flanagan has just organized a new body lines, they immediately began a quartet which opened at the new series of free “public service” an- b/w Thunderbird Inn on the Sunset Strip, nouncements, to set the record while guitarist Kessel plugged a new straight. album. “SOMEBODY’S Ken Gaughran, deejay-program di- Bob Osborne, who spins ’em on rector of WWCO-Waterbury, Connec- WIL-St. Louis, is making quite a hit ticut, heads for Atlantic City this with the station’s car 143 “pool week to produce his Miss America STEALING patrol.” Every afternoon, Osborne Pageant Reports (from September 3 drives the car to pools in the St. Louis through 9). Highlighted by interviews area, and announces that the first sev- with state queens and others affiliated MY LOVE” eral persons to come to his “pool with the Miss America Pageant, the Dickey Lee, who is currently riding patrol car” will win cash and other radio feature series will be heard on high on the charts with “Patches” prizes. Listeners are invited to write subscribing stations as far north as New Hampshire, south to Florida, IVORY JOE HUNTER on Smash, was born in Memphis on in requesting that the car stop at their September 21, 1940. The son of a favorite pool, and needless to say, east to Massachusetts and west to railroad superintendent, the young- there’s been quite a “flood” of mail. Texas. The series was created and first produced by Gaughran in 1959. Vee Jay #452 ster began to sing an imitation of . . . WIL personality Gary Stevens the sounds of the speeding trains returned to the turntables last week that whizzed by the window of his after an eight week active duty hitch The second in WHN-New York’s father’s office, long before he started with the Missouri Air National Guard. series of music spectaculars will star to spell. Sammy Davis, Jr. and will be hosted By the time he was sixteen Dickey KXOL-Fort Worth has come up by Dick Shepard. The program which was a self-taught guitarist and had will be aired, September 6 from 8:00 MR. with a new approach for distribution “BIG formed his own little country trio to 10:00 PM, will feature material singing and playing for high school of a weekly record ranking survey. especially recorded for WHN pres- proms and college functions. As he Tagged the “Hit Parader,” the survey entation which has never before been grew HEARTBREAKER” older and entered Memphis State has proved to be a hit of its own for on any Gotham station. University, he demonstrated a born the station. Circulation of what can talent in art, songwriting and near- VITAL STATISTICS: MARILYN BRITTON professional skill as a boxer. best be described as a miniature news- The chanter’s fist smashed him paper (it’s 7 x 8Vz inches in page Perry Cooper is now on the music into the “Golden Gloves” boxing size) has more than doubled since the staff of WINS-New York. . . . Caryl tournament and won him the cham- Coleman given the green light as the Vee Jay #454 first issue in June and the fame of the pionship award of Memphis in 1959. public affairs director for KPIX-TV- publication has spread so rapidly that Dickey’s cleffing talents brought him San Francisco. . . . Alen Boyd, who success in 1962 with “She Thinks I requests from radio stations all over has been spinning ’em for Uncle Sam Still Care,” one of the top country for years, is hold- 1449 S. MICHIGAN AVE the country are coming in for more the past three now tunes of the year. ing down air chores on KLTR-Black- CHICAGO 16, ILL information about the project. Each Still a bachelor, the artist makes wejl, Okla. . . . Neil McIntyre, former- week’s is his home with his mother, sister and issue four pages. The front ly with WHK-Cleveland, is now on brother. and back pages are devoted to station the program staff of KQV-Pittsburgh.

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EDDY WILLIAMS (Alcor 2013) DICK LEE (Roulette 4447) (B+) “ALL I DO IS DREAM OF (B+) “HAVE A HEART” (1:45) YOU” (2:11) [Robbins [Arrowhead BMI—Williams, Pick of the Week ASCAP—Freed, Brown] Vet song- Baird, White] First release from the ster bows on Roulette in a deft, new Everest Records’ affiffiliate is a bright-beat reading of the durable. distinctive blues warble by singer His stint is supported by strong “WORK IN’ FOR [Acuff-Rose Orbison] Williams on a strong plaintive. Strong THE MAN” (2:25) BMI— novelty rock color from the guitar-led backdrop chants from a male song “LEAH” (2:37) [Acuff-Rose BMI—Orbison] combo & femme chorus. Could get at- crew. Could be a click start for the (Monument 467) tention. ROY ORBISON waxery. The talented singer-cleffer, who now has “The Crowd” under his fabu- (B) “HOW’S THE WORLD lous hit belt, comes up with another powerhouse original with an inter- (B) “DANCING SHOES” (1:55) TREATING YOU?” (1:51) esting storyline. It’s a thumpin’ up beat’er, tabbed “Workin’ For The [Arrowhead BMI—Williams, [Acuff—Rose BMI—Arkins, Briant] Man,” about a railroad hand who has his eye on the boss’ job. The Baird, White] Happy blueser with a A former hit from the country field emotion-packed, martial beat-like pairing’s devoted to “Leah.” Grade spiritual heritage. gets an intriguing pop-market sound. “A” support from Bob Moore’s oi’k-chorus. CHASE WEBSTER (Dot 16384) RHETTA DEL (RCA Victor 8079) (B+) “THE QUIET ONE” (2:35) “WARMED OVER KISSES (LEFT OVER LOVE)” (2:20) (B+) “LIKE I’VE NEVER BEEN [Roosevelt BMI—Elgin, Rog- [Pogo ASCAP—Udell, Geld] GONE” (1:59) [Shapiro, ers] Strong-voiced songstress solidly “WALK A LONELY MILE” (2:28) [Pogo ASCAP—Udell, Geld] Bernstein Hampton, Monte] ASCAP— relates the bulesy ballad, about a Solid teen-market affectionate is pre- BRIAN HYLAND (ABC-Paramount 10359) “quiet” gal who goes about stealing sented with a choice romantic rock-a- fellas from their flames. Good dra- Hyland, whose solid ABC hit streak recently saw the top-ten addition billy sound by the singer and his matic stand by the ork-chorus. Dee- of “Sealed With A Kiss,” should continue the hot pace with this one. combo-chorus accompaniment. Here’s jays will dig the talent. Songster, showcased in a splendid Stan Applebaum rock-a-waltz-like a track that’s got to be watched setting, is in grade “A” vocal form as he dual-tracks “Warmed Over closely. (B+) “YOU’VE GOT TO SEE Kisses (Left Over Love).” “Walk A Lonely Mile” makes for a potent, MAMMA EV’RY NIGHT emotion-packed beat-ballad companion piece. (B) “I’LL LIGHT A CANDLE” (You Can’t See Mamma At All)” (1:52) [Acuff-Rose BMI— (2:17) [Leo Feist ASCAP—Rose, Bryant, Bryant] As the title indi- Conrad] A rousing reading of the “MAYBE” (2:33) [Tree BMI—Singleton, Killen, Riley] cates, this ballad is done with sen- oldtimer that takes a lead from the “I DO BELIEVE” (1:59) [MRC BMI—Singleton, Kennedy] sitivity and a hint of an inspirational burlesque sound of David Rose’s CLYDE McPHATTER (Mercury 72025) affair. “The Stripper.” The vet song stylist, whose current chain of clicks now includes “Little Bitty Pretty One,” never sounded better than he does on his newest JACKIE & THE STARLITES AL ADAMS (Frisco 102) Mercury slice. It’s a beat-ballad waltz’er, labeled “Maybe,” that Clyde (Mascot 128) (B+) “TWO SECONDS OF LOVE” delivers in stellar blues stye. The exciting, fast-moving “I Believe,” [Silvia BMI Wagner] Do (B+) “FOR ALL WE KNOW” (2:44) — moves along at a sizzling twist clip. Great assist from the Merry Mel- Fine legit ballad is tastefully han- (2:17) [Feist - Cromwell ody Singers and the Jerry Kennedy ork on this sensational double- dled by the blues-styled vocalist. Lewis, Coots] This is a decker. ASCAP— Pretty ork backdrop includes a soft strong tender-beat statement the of backbeat sound. A romantic entry mainstay, with the distinctive lead that deserves lots of airtime. “TEN LONELY GUYS” (3:383 [Roosevelt BMI—Feldman, Goldstein, doing an off-the-tune delivery plus a [B. Ben- Gottehrer, Elgin, Rogers, Edwards, Jr., Weiss, Adams, Farrell, Lewis] wailing narrative. Could be a click (B) “TO KNOW” (2:27) gaman ASCAP — Marcus] 'j “LOVER’S LANE” (2:14) [Spoone ASCAP—Boone] for the New York-based diskery. This ballad has a swingin’ honky- PAT BOONE (Dot 16391) (B) “I HEARD YOU” (2:14) tonk quality. Boone, who’s coming off a top-ten’er in “Speedy Gonzales” can easily [Keel BMI—Rue] Tearful repeat with this new Dot offering. It’s a tear-compelling, ‘beer-drink- statement by Jackie. BILL BUTLER (Epic 9533) ing’ shuffler, labeled “Ten Lonely Guys,” that Pat and the Jimmie Has- (B+) “THEME FROM ‘TWO , kell ork-chorus carve out with money-making authority. The self-penned SLIM & LITTLE ANN (Fury 1068) WEEKS IN ANOTHER razz-a-ma-tazz rock-a-twist’er, “Lover’s Lane,” also bust open. can wide TOWN’” (2:35) [Miller ASCAP— (B+) “I LOVE YOU BECAUSE” , Raksin] The ivory artist is the top (3:04) [ BMI— “TWISTIN’ instrumental factor in an interesting WITH LINDA” “YOU BETTER COME HOME” Payne] The duo could have a fast , arrangement of a bluesy theme from (2:35) (2:17) click with tender, shuffle-beat, pop- R.R.&I. Isley] [Mellin, Ludix Russell] an MGM flick. It requires lots of * [Wemar BMI— BMI— styled blueser rendered in an ultra- plays to succeed, but it should be ' THE ISLEY BROTHERS (Wand 127) commercial fashion. Side lends itself eyed. to terpsichorean This looks like another pair of pop-r&b sales heavyweights for the Isley many possibilities. (B) “VENUS” (2:15) [Rambed , Brothers. They’re two fabulous rockers, tagged “Twistin’ With Linda” Watch it. BMI Marshall] One of the and “You Better Come Home” (the short-while-back Russel Byrd — (B+) “SEND ME THE PILLOW stronger rock ’n roll era tunes is done click), that build a la “Twist And Shout.” Sock Teacho Wiltshire ar- YOU DREAM ON” (2:58) with a good-natured sound that rec- rangements on both portions. [Four Star BMI—Locklin] On this ognizes its teen-beat heritage (there’s end the team dishes up a top-drawer an effective backbeat throughout). “SWING LOW” (2:04) “LOSERS WEEPERS” (2:01) rendition of the Hank Locklin- [Cramart BMI—Arr: Cramer] [Cramart BMI—Cramer] penned country tune which Johnny RICK & THE MASTERS (Cameo FLOYD CRAMER (RCA Victor 8084) Tillotson is currently scoring with. 226)

It’s a good bet Floyd Cramer’s name’ll be all over the charts, once (B+) “FLAME OF LOVE” (2:15) NORRIS WILSON (Monument 466) again, in the weeks to come. The fine keyboard stylist has an oldie- [Banks BMI—DiMuro, Cun- newie combination that the platter spinners will love. One half’s a (B+) “HONOLULU” (2:20) [Acuff- ningham] Pro teen sentimental is catchy up tempo up-dating of the famed spiritual, “Swing Low” (with Rose BMI—B&F Bryant] appealingly performed by the song some choral chants along the way) while the other end, “Losers Weep- Roundup of the city’s attractions is team. Organ and guitar make a ers,” an easy-goin’ beaut from the “Last Date” school. one of the most charming efforts pretty soft-beat setting. Enough ex- from the pens of Felice & Bould- posure might get this track off the leaux it ground. “NAKED CITY THEME” (2:10) “THE DEFENDERS THEME” and couldn’t ask for a more engaging teen-directed reading than [Gower BMI—May] (2:47) (B) “VENUS” (2:15) [Rambed [April ASCAP—Rosenman] the one from singer Wilson, a full (2:28) [Banks BMI—DiMuro, ork & femme chorus. Could catch-on. McKnight] Boys go in for speedy- NELSON RIDDLE (Capitol 4843) beat rockin’. Maestro Riddle, whose “Theme From Route 66” proved to be a solid (B) “FOR A LITTLE WHILE” (2:12) [Acuff-Rose BMI money-maker, can repeat with either end of his new Capitol session. (Hickory Gibson] Heartfelt countryish cut. NELLIE RUTHERFORD Both are popular TV “Theme” tunes, from the “Naked City” ABC-TV’er 1182) and “The Defenders” CBS-TV’er, that the Riddle crew puts over with a delightfully breezy jazz flavor. Take your pick. (B-f) “LAVENDER LACE” (2:12) THE MARATHONS (Plaza 507) [Acuff—Rose BMI—Orbison, (B+) “LITTLE PANCHO” (2:15) Melson] Things are going well for the “YOU CAN’T LIE TO A LIAR” (1:51) [Hidle & Little Darlin BMI lass, romantically-speaking, in this [Edwin H. Morris ASCAP—Hampton] Marathons] Boys are in solid vocal admirable plaintive stand by the * “RIVER OF SALT” (1:49) [Aee-Cee-Mmm BMI—Brown, J&B Zackery] form as they convey, with a wild at- thrush. Opus has an inviting legit KETTY LESTER (Era 3088) tack, an item about a twistin’ kid feel, while the combo-chorus makes called Pancho. Combo supports in in- fine teen-directed sounds. Could be Ketty Lester serves up another intriguing platter in her new Era out- fectious twist style. Could get around. something. f ing. It’s a tantalizing blues shuffle-thumper, tagged “You Can’t Lie To (B) (B) “LOOKING AT THE CEIL- A Liar,” that sports some great fiddle and harmonica-led down home “MASHED POTATOES ONE TIME” [Hidle ING” (2:18) [Acuff-Rose sounds. Watch it take off. Coupler’s a soft beat cha cha-like weeper, MORE (2:15) BMI F&B Bryant] Brighter, Latin- labled “River Of Salt,” that also rates a close look. & Little Darlin BMI—Marathons] — Sure-handed beltin’ for the teen ized rock doings, though the plot is dancefloor. again wistful.

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Gash Box B+ very good B good C+ fair C mediocre

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ANDY ANDREWS (Select 716) DON HINES (Hi 2056) (B+) “STAMPS” (2:18) [Joy AS- (B) “PLEASE ACCEPT MY Pick of the CAP—Lewis, Garson] This LOVE” (2:25) [Kamar BMI Week infectious ad- teen-market date takes —Garlow] Fella’s in love with a gal vantage of the current premium- whose name he doesn’t know is this stamp rage. Songster does a nifty pleasing blues romantic by the song- “ONE MORE TIME” (2:58) “SHE WAS TOO GOOD TO ME” novelty vocal against a bright combo- ster and combo, both reliable, mostly [Sausalito BMI] (2:45) [Chappell ASCAP chorus setting. The Joy Records affi- blues-market sounds. Might also Rodgers, Hart] liate could have something here. come-up with pop plays. THE KINGSTON TRIO (Capitol 4842) (B) “YOU CAN’T LEAVE ME (B) “STORMY MONDAY Both ends by the folksters put them solidly in the pop groove. Closer to NOW” (2:03) [Joy ASCAP— BLUES” (2:28) [Advanced their familiar folk dates is “One More Time,” which is done with a Lewis, Garson] After a slow-rock ASCAP—Hines, Eckstine, Crowder] bouncy arrangement, including lush strings. Rodgers & Hart’s striking, intro by the artist, things pick-up All blues market offering has Hines rarely-heard ballad, “She Was Too Good To Me,” receives a distinctive steam in a catchy manner. doing a soulful vocal. sound from the boys, nicely assisted by a femme chorus. Both tracks can take chart honors. TYRONE A’SAURUS SAMMY TAYLOR (May 123) (Warner Bros. 5305) (B) “HE SAID, SHE SAID, YOU (B+) “THE MONSTER TWIST” “YES” (2:43) [Trio-Progressive BMI—Leiber, Stoller] SAID” (2:07) [Maxine BMI (2:42) [Yo-Yo BMI—Ross, “TOMORROW” (2:52) [Trio BMI—Daryll, Richards] —Taylor] The Colpix affiliate offers Jenkyns] A rock novelty out for the dialog intro, twist JAY & THE AMERICANS (United Artists 504) a mostly R&B-market showing by rock laffs. After a songster and his band. It’s contagious vocal-combo doings take-over with Jay & the Americans are a good bet to come up with another “She Cried” stuff that could make a stir. good, tongue-in-cheek teen-market chart triumph. Tune, simply tagged “Yes,” is an extremely pretty Latin humor. beat romancer that is sure to fill the airwaves in short order. Superb, (B) “FRIDAY THE 13TH” (3:03) string-filled Garry Sherman instrumental support for Jay’s catchy vocal [Maxine BMI — Taylor] (B) “(Love Theme from) THE bending. “Tomorrow” makes for a touching soft beat coupler. Earthy issue for the blues trade. MONSTER TWIST” (1:56) [Yo-Yo BMI—Ross, Jenkyns] Un- romantic “love theme” twistin’ by the 13092) “THE GREATEST ACTOR” “YOU BUG ME BABY” (2:52) JONI JAMES (MGM combo. (2:52) [Central Songs BMI—Williams] (B+) “LEND ME YOUR HAND- ROSCO GORDON (ABC-Paramount [Milene [Central Songs BMI—Williams] KERCHIEF” (2:59) 10351) WANDA JACKSON (Capitol 4833)* ASCAP—Nelson, Nelson] Thrush takes a vocal trip to Nashville in this (B+) “AS YOU WALK AWAY” The lark, who’s had a host of dual-mart pop-country clicks in the past, attractive disenchanted display. Ork- (2:45) [Milt Shaw BMI should soon be adding two more with this new Capitol session. Wanda chorus is in full sympathy with the Gordon] Infectious blues stint by the leads off in superb, ballad-with-a-beat style on the touching, “The songstress’ portrayal. Might make songster and his combo friends. Greatest Actor.” She couples it with a delightful romantic twist’er, noise. Sound is in good spirits, despite the “You Bug Me Baby.” Standout ork-choral arrangements by Bill Mc- fact that the gal’s giving the fella a Elhiney on both lids. (B) “YOU ARE MY SUN- hard time. Cut could catch-on. SHINE” (2:38) [Peer Int’l BMI—Davis, Mitchell] A warm Nash- (B) “A GIRL TO LOVE” (2:37) reading of the peren- Gordon] Gor- “I’M GOING BACK TO SCHOOL” (2:26) [Conrad BMI—Clark] ville-flavored [Pamco BMI— nial. don’s opens his warm-beat blues “NOBODY BUT (2:26) [Gladstone Clark] YOU” ASCAP— reading with a narrative. DEE CLARK (Veejay 462) THE BLUE JAYS (Milestone 2014) RONNIE STYNER (Capa 109) Dee Clark’s return to chartdom should be aboard his newest VeeJay effort. It’s teen-appealing seasonal delighter, tagged “I’m Going Back (B+) “TALL LEN” (2:30) [Lode (B) “HEY, HEY BABY” (2:05) To School,” that moves along at a contagious thump-a-twist pace. & Figure BMI—Rikk] Infec- [Medico BMI—Styner] Singer Catchy mid-deck banter rounds out the winner. “Nobody But You” tious blues-oriented novelty belt by Styner is the upfront sound in this shuffles along in captivating style on the flip. the vocalists. Circa is the label’s na- sizzling rock-a-billy sound. Good all- tional distrib. out attack for the kids.

“LITTLE HOLLYWOOD GIRL” (2:08) [Aldon BMI—Goffin, Keller] (B) “VENUS, MY LOVE” (2:24) (B) “BRING ME YOU” (2:45) Peels] Leon Whiting] “PARISIAN GIRL” (1:57) [Cricket BMI—Curtis] [Lode BMI— [Medico BMI — Peels heads this sentimental rock There’s a haunting quality to Styner’s THE CRICKETS (Liberty 55495) survey. affectionate material. Chances are the Crickets'll get back on the winning track in no time (Premere 105) flat. Reason is their tale of the disillusioned “Little Hollywood Girl.” DORA HALL LARRY BENE (Certified 5002) Artists and the Snuff Garrett-led instrumentalists blend in ultra-com- (B) “O HOW I WISH” (1:55) mercial fashion on this medium-beat jumper with attention-getting per- (B+) “ANGELS NEVER LEAVE [Signature BMI — Klemer] cussive bits. Backing’s a fetching, cha cha beat romantic tale of a set- HEAVEN” (2:28) [Leeds Against an attractive ork-chorus “Parisian Girl.” the ASCAP—Pelosi, Noel, Ilde] Singer ting under Don Ralke’s direction, pretty Bene softly conveys the sentiments of lark poignantly renders a plaintive about a gal looking for a “STORMY MONDAY” (3:01) [Gregmark BMI—Walker] the salute to the loved-one. Easy combo-chorus backing includes a true love. Sensitive teen-directed “YOUR FRIENDS” (2:21) [Don BMI—Malone] triplets sound. issue. BOBBY BLAND (Duke 355) “BABY DON’T YOU CARE (C+) “COME BACK” (2:43) [Hook (C+) Bobby Bland, who’s had a phenomenal run of dual-mart hits over the NO MORE” (2:02) [Signature BMI—Bowser] Affected up- years, could have “Stormy Monday” riding side by side up the charts BMI Taylor] Years-back bouncy beat affair. — with his recently-released hit, “Yield Not To Temptation.” This one’s a nature to this end. slow moving romantic blueser, that Bobby delivers with heartfelt emo- THE VIDALTONES (Josie 900) tion, culled by request from his new LP. More of the same top drawer JERRY DORN (Fling 711) lazy blues sounds on the underlid. Top half’s already busting thru. (B+) “FOREVER” (2:15) [Bily A (B+) “PRAYER OF LOVE” (2:10) Bah BMI—Allen] Tender teen- [Fire BMI—Trester] Effec- market ballad is invitingly essayed tive declaration by Dorn on a drama- by the smooth song crew. Sound is in tic inspirational-like romantic. Kids the manner of soft-beat dates of sev- Pick of the will feel for the portion. eral years-back, but it’ll still get to Week teeners. (C+) “ROCKIN’ CHAIR ROCK” today’s (1:53) [Bradford, Lewis] Sock (B) “SOMEONE TO LOVE” stuff that’s generally old-hat. (2:02) [Bily A Bah BMI Newcomers the same approach by Allen] Much In an rilort to call DJ. attention to Pick records by "Newcomen” ( artiste never before on the pro teen ensemble. the Top 100) the editorial staff of Cash Box will list such records under this special heading. THE CAVALIERS (Gum 1004) (B) “THE QUIVER” (2:05) DALIDA (Verve 10263) “ONE GOOD REASON” (2:30) [Lowery BMI—Moon, Cason] [Gum BMI—Nash, Scruggs] (B) “UN UOMO VIVO” (2:15) Lead tells of a new teen step against Plante, Paoli] “CRY MYSELF TO SLEEP” (2:43) [Bobob ASCAP—Crewe, Gaudio] [BIEM — an exciting, thumping sound from the French singing star does a fine STEVE ALAIMO (Checker 1024) musicians. Fine hard-hitting blues- build-up, Italian-lyric reading of a “One Good Reason” could turn out to be the big chart break for the styled session from the label, based pretty sentimental item. Track is Checker songster. Alaimo hands in a powerful vocal effort as he and the in Mesilla Park, N. Mexico. from her LP, “I Feel So Alive.” De- full-ork backdrop run thru a sure-handed teen market twist’er about a serves pop spins. (B) “THE RIGHT TIME” (2:12) guy who pleads with his gal to stick around. Might be real big. “Cry [Gum BMI Nash, Bandle] (B) “COME UNE SYMPHONIE” Myself To Sleep” features a pro medium beat Latinish stand on a deft — cozy the front (2:40) [Robbins ASCAP teen opus. Things become as vocalist relays a good come-back ro- Donaggio, Salabert] Also from the mantic. LP, a dramatic French-sung date.

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iHtil! RAY JOSEY BABE PIER (Crosby 18) (ABC-Paramount 10339) (B) “THE TWIST” (2:40) [BMI Pick of the Week (B) “THE ELEVENTH HOUR” —Ballard] Pier imitates fa- (2:00) [Donart BMI-—Smith] mous personalities (e.g. Ed Sullivan, 1 A love affair has reached the eleventh Peter Lorre) in this laff routine on hour in this feelingful, Nashville- the number that began the twist Newcomers flavored plaintive by singer Josey craze. Combo sound is good twist and his combo-chorus backdrop. Could In in effort to coll O.J. attention to Pick records by “Newcomers" (artists never before on currency. make a stir. the Top 100) the editorial staff of Cash Box will list such records onder this special heading. (B) “TOMORROW HAS NO (B) “BABE’S TWIST” (1:46) MEANING (Without You)” [Nevegas ASCAP—Pier] Or- novelty "WHEN MY LITTLE GIRL IS SMILING” (2:27) (2:49) [Donart BMI—Smith, Daniel] gan is jazzy in this twist [Aldon BMI—King, Goffin] Tender country-styled sentimental. with vocal interjections. r* “IF I LOST YOUR LOVE” (1:39) [Cedanvood BMI—Walker] J. J. JACKSON (Everest 2012) MORTON GEORGE (Amy 858) JIMMY JUSTICE (Kapp 482) (B+) “RING TELEPHONE” (2:21) (B-f) “THE STRETCH” (2:38) “When My Little Girl Is Smiling,” a recent hit for the Drifters, can re- [Arrowhead BMI Jackson, [Gahm BMI—Kelley, Hilliard] turn to the charts via this sparkling session by English songster Jimmy — Baird, White] Potent blues-styled Yet another teen-step is explained Justice. Both the Justice vocal and the Bob Leaper-led thumpin’ rock-a- outing by the songster and his with lots of teen-beat authority—by string setting are top notch. Looks like a winner all over again. Back- combo-chorus support. Storyline con- the songster and his combo-chorus ing’s a medium rock plaintive etched in a countryish vein. cerns a fella who’s hoping he gets backdrop. Worth novelty dance pro- “UNTIE ME” (2:26) [Lowery BMI—South] that let’s-make-up call from his chick. gramming. Strong sock stuff that should be eyed. "DISILLUSIONED” (1:58) [Law-Ab BMI—C. & E. Thomas] (B) “COME ON IN” (2:30) [Aim (B) “FALSE FACE” [Ar- -Of, THE TAMS (Arlen 7-11) (2:10) BMI—Kelley, Hilliard] An rowhead BMI Jackson, — off-beat affair about a shy fella who’s This double debut, for the Tams and the Arlen label, looks like money- Baird, White] Milder sound in a asked to join a party, and when he in-the-bank for all concerned. Group, with a standout lead vocal, comes Latin-blues vein. across with telling effect on this heartfelt, slow beat rock-a-cha-cha-like does, he has a ball. affair, tabbed “Untie Me.” Strong, string-filled instrumental support. DICK MANNING (Felsted 8650) RICHIE DELAMORE/TONY Coupler’s a captivating rock-a-shuffler that could also step out. (B-f) “DANCING PRINCESS” ALLEYNE (Carib 1003) o - (2:20) [Le Van ASCAP— (B) [Carib- Merrill] This is an attractive ork “LIMBO” (2:47) reading, topped by Manning’s key- Shurland BMI—Carib, Shur- outing, board, of a charming tune from the land] This is an authentic Richie Delamore, on the Cinerama flick, “The Wonderful headed by in the World of the Brothers Grimm.” Fine Caribbean step coming through Engaging display. i mood music specialty for stations. U. S. * THE COASTERS (Atco 6234) JERRY REED (Columbia 42533) “ (B) ‘SPACE EXPRESS’ (B) “JUNKANOO IN NASSAU” (B-f) “THE CLIMB” (2:40) [Pro- (B-f) “HULLY GULLY GUITAR” THEME” (3:07) [Dickson (2:55) [Carib—Alleyne BMI gressive-Trio BMI—Leiber, (2:02) [Lowery BMI—Reed] ASCAP—Manning] More involved ar- —Alleyne] Tony Alleyne is the fea- rangement of pretty Stoller] Date could mark a strong Reed, whose last outing, “Goodnight a theme. tured singer in this happy calypso e Top 100 return for the longtime rock Irene,” was a noise-maker, struts his cut. J! LENNY MILES (Groove 0010) song crew. Presentation (title is, guitar stuff in infectious fashion, ably ORCH. (Danbar A naturally, a teen-dance) has a novel assisted in the teen-step by his fellow (B-f) “I WOULDN’T BE HERE” SAL SALVADOR sly-beat manner that could really musicians, and the Hully Girlies. Has (1:59) [Ralla BMI—Thomas, 222) catch-on with sufficient airtime. solid teen airtime written all-over-it. Evans] Talented rockster takes hold (B-f) “TURKISH TAFFY” (2:24) J of an infectious I-care (B-f) “THE CLIMB” (2:40) [Pro- theme with [Tara ASCAP—Wilcox] Gui- (B) “TWIST - A - ROO” (2:07) pro blues-styled vitality. gressive-Trio BMI — Leiber, Also putting tarist Salvador kicks-off his own New * [Lowery BMI—Reed] Slick on an exciting show is the full ork- Stoller] This is an all-instrumental York-based diskery with a sunny, sock guitar work from Reed here. chorus backdrop. Something that reading of the worthy teen-market twistabie band novelty. Catchy stuff. '> could score. | number. Strings are part of the ar- PEARL WOODS (Wall 551) rangements of both ends. (B) “CHUCKLES” (2:23) [Tara (B) “MIND YOUR OWN BIZ” -o », Hanley, Masingill] (B+) “I’LL BE A CRYBABY (2:37) [Ralla BMI—Thomas, ASCAP— (Atco 6235) instrumental cheer with an eye JORGEN INGMANN (From Now On)” (2:10) Lewis] Snappy novelty about a guy More J on the twisters. 1 (B-f) “AFRICA” (2:05) [Roncom [Figure & Pearl BMI—Woods, John- whose neighbor, a gal, is a busybody. ASCAP Segal] The exciting son, Kirkland] Performer, a writer of — RENE FONTAINE (Dot 16383) 4- European instrumentalist, who clicked several teen hits, could go on to her THE LEGENDS (Ermine 39) own Top 100 fame with this delecta- here some time ago with “Apache,” (B-f) “SAY MAMA” (2:14) [Big (B-f) “MY FOOLISH HEART” ble blues-beat outing on the N.Y.- does all the sound work once more, (2:25) [Joy ASCAP—Wash- D BMI—Meeks, Earl] Vocal 'I based label. Femme vocalists called and the results carry lots of rock-in- team’s top vocalist does a standout ington, Young] There’s much of the The Gems and the Leroy Kirkland ork clined excitement. Sure to get solid rock-a-billy belt on the potent sock Mathis sound in Fontaine’s delivery, brightly assist. Eye closely. teen-slanted spins. ditty. Other warblers and guitar-led used to strong romantic advantage on the beautiful perennial. Artist is (B) “JOHNNY’S TUNE” (2:21) (B) “THINK OF POOR ME” musicians backup with plenty of teen backed by a first-rate rock-a-string [Chappell ASCAP — Grainer] (2:40) [Figure & Pearl BMI market horsepower. Distrib for the 1 ballad sound. Deck can go places. Infectious Latin-rock stint on a ditty —Woods, Johnson, Kirkland] Semi- diskery is the Discmaker’s Group. from a flick tagged “Some People.” wail stint by the artist here. Interest- (B) “MY LOVE FOR YOU” (B) “JUST CALL ME LONE- ing percussion sound highlights the [Venetia BMI Foster] SOME” (2:16) [Copar—For- KENNY BALL & HIS JAZZMEN (2:16) — backing. Sound here is busy, but much less rest BMI—Griffin] This is poignant (Kapp 483) hectic. Nashville-type work that also has BIRDIE GREEN (End 1117) - (B-f) “SO DO I” (2:37) [Peter Top 100 potential.

Maurice ASCAP —- Mackeben, (B-f) “TREMBLIN’” (2:27) [Gil JOE & EDDIE (GNP 185) HANK MARR (Federal 12468) Grant] With several U.S. clicks un- BMI — Kennedy, Kennedy, (B) “WATER BOY” (2:35) der his belt (“Midnight In Moscow” Dowell] This is an intriguing issue (B-f) “THE WATUSI - ROLL” [Trad. Folk duet and their and “Green Leaves Of Summer”), from the blues stylist and organ-led — ] (2:59) [Avenue BMI—Marr] including a whiplash sound, 4 England’s trad ensemble offers a combo backdrop. Tune has the touch setting, One of the currently favored teen colorfully present the folk favorite. happy go on a delightful oldie, in- of “Fever.” Could be something if it steps is presented with lots of rockin’ sound is from the team’s cluding a breezy vocal by Ball him- gets enough airtime. Interesting —with a good jazz touch—know-how LP, “Joe & Eddie.” self. Can score. by a blues combo. Sax and organ >» (B) “HOW COME” (2:07) (B) “ALL THE (B) “I GOT SHOES” (1:48) make the top dancefloor sounds. THROUGH [Trinity BMI—Barry, Pow- NIGHT” [Essex [Trad. ] This snappy read- (2:17) (2:25) ers] Catchy medium-beat blues at- — (B) “SWEET NANCY” » ASCAP—Arr. Ball] The traditional ing of the spiritual is also in the [Avenue BMI—Marr] An or- traction. album. number gets an all-instrumental trad gan is spotlighted in this affection- . reading. THE SHERRYS (Guyden 2068) ate blues moody. THE RAMROCKS (Press 2804) LONNIE DONEGAN (Apt 25067) “YOUR HAND IN MINE” WILLIE HARPER (Alon 9006) (B-f) [Symbol 2 [Dandelion Ma- (B-f) “LASAGNA” (2:25) (B-f) “PICK A BALE O’COTTON” ( .:°0) BMI— WEATHER” , Paul] The popular Ital- (B) “CLOUDY dara White] Gals do an understand- BMI— > Neville] (2:28) [Folkways BMI—Led- ian dish is the title of this strong (2:24) [Jarb BMI— skiffle-folk nS teen j°b their portrayal of an better] The noted artist ] Latinish combo display for teen- Blues vocalist does a pro reading of a heads an infectious outing on a spirit- interesting opus about a girl who asks while musi- market attention. Vocal interjections catchy blues romantic, i a f e ll a to accept her love. This deck brightly ual-type number. This irresistible make humorous note of the title. This cians (and other songsters) issue could places. can move. Instant-affili- go session, from the London-handled assist. Session on the •> (B) “RAMBLIN’ ROUND” (3:22) (B+) “POP-POP-POPEYE” (2:06) label, has a Top 100 chance. ated diskery. [Ludlow BMI—Guthrie] This [Dandelion BMI — Madara, (B) “PASHA” (2:11) [Symbol (B) “I’LL NEVER LEAVE YOU” interesting, very countryish cut em- White] The rock step is presented BMI—Ward, Paul, Markham] (2:46) [Jarb BMI—Neville] ploys the tune of “Goodnight Irene.” with pro teen vitality. A zany sound, with made-in-India Performer persuasively handles the feel, based on an old tune. touching number.

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LAZY LESTER (Excello 2219) THE SMOTHERS BROTHERS (Mercury 72027) (B+) “IF YOU THINK I’VE LOST YOU” (2:2) [Excellorec BMI (B+) “FLY EZEKIEL” (1:44) —West] The r&b vet could have a [Rave BMI—T&D Smothers] top-drawer noisemaker on his hands The satirical comedy act tries its with this fast-moving, tradition- hand at a folk singing stint and THE VISIONS (Bigtop 3119) TRUDY PITTS & MR. CARNEY oriented guitar-backed blues weeper. come-off in pro style. Their vehicle is (Coral 62330) Commercial, spinnable lyrics and a an engaging spiritual-flavored num- (B+) pop-folk “SWINGIN’ WEDDING” danceable melody give the side an ber. Infectious entry in the (2:00) [Aberbach BMI — (B+) “I REALLY MEAN IT” extra chance. area. Greenwich, Powers] Sure-handed (2:13) [Docir BMI—Pitts, (B) “THEY CALL THE WIND teen-attack from the songsters and Carney] Here’s one that really rates (B) “I’M SO TIRED” (2:58) [Ex- MARIA” (2:32) [Chappell their combo backdrop, which has apt loads of attention. It’s a sizzling cellorec BMI West] This — ASCAP—Loewe, Lerner] Fine read- chimes-like effects every now-and- organ-led combo instrumental original side’s a low-down, shuffle-beat lament ing of one of the most accepted then. Lots of upbeat sound value for that can bust loose in both the pop essayed with loads of authority by show-tunes (“Paint Your Wagon”) the teen trade here. Could happen. and r&b areas. Sensational juke box the artist. folk artists. item. among (B+) “SECRET WORLD (Of ” (Bird) LIONEL HAMPTON Tears)” (2:28) [January BMI (B) “THEME FROM ‘EXODUS’ JOHNNY PARKER (Wells 199) (Glad-Hamp 2008) —Nader, Adams, Robbins] There’s (2:34) [Chappel ASCAP— pro work here, too, this time on the Gold] The oft-cut smash pic theme (B) “FOR GOODNESS SAKE” (B+) “BOSSANOVA JAZZ” (2:45) order of some of Tony Orlando’s Epic gets a cozy swing reading from the [Glad-Hamp ASCAP—L&G (2:09) [Instant BMI—Towns] diskings. Pitts-Carney crew. Hampton, owner of the Guy is head-over-heels-in-love with Hampton] swingin’ vibe work, the gal in this bright blues bouncer, label, tops, with THE GRADS (Valiant 6023) DEE GLASCOE (RSVP 115) brisk jazz led by singer Parker. Good sax his New York Octet in a arrangement of the popular Brazilian (B+) “ONCE AGAIN” (2:25) (B+) “YOU DON’T HAVE TO” sockin’ is part of the setting. Label rhythm that’s getting attention from [Sherman & De Vorzon BMI (2:40) [Roosevelt & Ichi-Ban is a New York outfit. jazzists. Zoot Sims has a bossa- —De Vorzon, Chandler] Song team BMI—Glascoe] Sly-beat teen-roman- U. S. (B) “BEACH TIME U.S.A.” nova deck on the Colpix label. Smart puts lots of feeling into a poignant tic stint by singer Glascoe and his [Instant Towns] jukebox stuff. romantic, and the fellas get a com- vibes-included combo backdrop. Sound (2:07) BMI— Happy session is somewhat tardy for manding rock-a-string ork sound in has a grow-on-you manner. (B) “GLADYS” (2:15) [Glad- timeliness in all sections of the coun- support. Ballad stuff that could score Hamp ASCAP — Hampton] big. (B) “MOUSE IN THE HOUSE” try. Further breezy jazz swingin’. (2:25) [Roosevelt & Ichi-Ban (B) “WHITE STEEPLE” (2:14) BMI—Glascoe] Brighter rockin’ for CHARLES FUQUA’S INK SPOTS SEAN THOMAS (Cameo 229) [Sherman & De Vorzon BMI this laff ditty. (Ford 115) —Chandler, McKendry] A shade more MEL CARTER & CLYDIE KING (B) “I JUST DON’T LOVE YOU (B) “CARELESS LOVE” (2:03) subdued romantic warble by the boys. [Check- (Philips 40049) ANYMORE” (2:41) [Handy ASCAP — Handy, THE FIRST PLATOON Colt BMI—Joseph, Edwards] Very Koenig, Williams] Today’s version expressive reading of a (S.P.Q.R. 3303) (B+) “THE WRONG SIDE OF by Thomas of the vet song crew is in fine form TOWN” (3:08) [Jack BMI— persuasive plaintive with a country- as it relays a bright swing-blues (B+) “TEN WAYS” (1:56) [Rock- Underwood] This is a highly original flavored way. Strings are included in reading of the old favorite. Man up- masters BMI—Jones] Lead plaintive offering for the kids. Carter the understanding rock sound from front is deep-voiced. This is a solid and his songmates get across a ten- starts off as the rich-boy, while Clydie the backdrop. jukebox programming entry. der teen item, with a stiff-upper-lip, King later has a say as the poor-girl. inspirational-like philosophy, with a (B) “I’M GOING HOME” (2:35) (B) “HAWAIIAN WEDDING Their vehicle is strong, as is the full [Pickwick AS- good deal of blues sincerity, even ork backdrop. Could happen. [Check-Colt BMI — Edwards, SONG” (2:28) though the sound has a busy, slow- Gates] Folkish rockin’ here. Catchy CAP—King, Hoffman, Manning] beat way. Bears attention. London (B) “WHO DO YOU LOVE” teen-market attack. More in the old Ink Spots’ groove, a distributes the diskery. (2:02) [MRC & Cupay BMI— tenor handles the singing, while the Underwood, Riley] Contagious blue- deep-voiced member has a narrative (B) “PHYSICAL FITNESS ser, including a funky harmonica. JOHNNY KONGOS & THE G-MEN section. Label is based in N.Y. PAYS?” (2:07) [Rockmasters (Groove 0009) BMI—Guida, Royster, Harris] TINA POWERS (Parkway 847) RAY RUFF (Norman 524) Whacky Army-life fun-blues affair. (B+) “JOHNNY & THE MER- (B+) “MAKING UP IS FUN TO MAID” (2:35) [Southern (B) “MY GIFT TO YOU” (2:13) DO” [Aldon TICO (Amy 860) (2:07) BMI— ASCAP—Kongos] This is an offbeat, [Missouri BMI—Tharp] Guy Sedaka, Greenfield] This is a femme speedy rock-a-billy affair about a offers the world to the gal in return (B+) “CRY, LITTLE BOY, CRY” reply to Neil Sedaka’s smash, fella who’s after a mermaid, though for her love in this interesting upbeat (2:33) [Landis & Aim BMI— “Breakin’ Up Is Hard To Do,” that he’s told, by a femme chorus, that romantic, done with lots of teen-mar- Landis] The current Dion sound is retains much of the original’s sound. they don’t exist. Number has an en- ket polish by singer Ruff and the strongly in evidence in this busy up- Well-done answer entry. Could make gaging folk quality. A novelty that combo-chorus accompaniment. Makes beat entry. Portion packs a rock noise. could breakout. solid rock programming sense. punch that the youngsters go for. (B) “(One More Time) BACK TO (B+) “GET UP & DO THE WOB- (B) “RAUNCHY TWIST” (2:06) (B) “LET ME TELL YOU SCHOOL” (2:10) [Kalmann ABOUT LINDA” (2:20) BLE” (2:27) [Landis & Aim [Hi-Lo BMI—Justis, Manker] ASCAP—Mann, Appell] The “sad- Tharp, Petty] Wist- BMI—Landis] Partytime excitement The G-Men combo takes-over in a [Missouri BMI— news” is that it’s back-to-school in which presents a tale of a pro teen-market order. display that’s true to its title. ful waxing this lively sock affair. about a gal named Linda who did a HANK LEVINE ORCH. (Dolton 63) THE BLAZERS (Argo 5422) fella wrong. CHUCK THOMPSON (Tacit 110) (B+) “PORTRAIT OF A BLONDE” (B+) “HOUSE WARMIN’ PART THE HOLLY TWINS (2:15) [Holly-Vine BMI— ONE” (1:45) [Arc—Ninny (B) “MONEY IN MY POCKETS” (Rendezvous 180) Levine] This is a big-sounding full BMI—Winley, Paul] The Blazers (2:14) [Wiley BMI—Rhodes] (B) “POTATO CHIPS” (2:25) ork arrangement of an opus that has open their potent instrumental tal- The deep-voiced songster puts lots of [Mardon BMI—Roberts, Bird] that big-city blues feel. A no-rock ents full-blast on this catchy, funky, bright blues-styled steam behind a Here’s a cute teen-market novelty- platter with an attention-getting ap- jazz-blues affair. The side boasts happy item. He’s backed by a band romantic, done, surprisingly, as a sin- proach. Could be a sleeper. some attractive solo efforts. Good bet sound that the twist crowd will es- cere teen-ballad. Larks, a pro blend pecially appreciate. Can get impor- (B) “THEME FROM HONG for ops and spinners. team, sing one about a gal who falls tant airplay. movie show and he’s KONG” (1:50) [Miller ASCAP (B+) “HOUSE WARMIN’ PART for guy at the — eating the “noisiest potato chips in —Newman] Famed city is saluted TWO” (2:20) [Arc—Ninny (B) “THE VERY THOUGHT OF the whole wide world.” Worth plays. with a relaxed mood-jazz sound. BMI—Winley, Paul] The side’s a fine YOU” (2:10) [M. Witmark continuation of the above in a little ASCAP—Noble] Bluesy pop ballad (B) “OKEEFENOKEE” (2:03) BILLY DUKE (Capitol 4831) more uptempo vein. approach to the mainstay. [Mardon BMI—Roberts, Bird] (B+) “THE GOOD OLD DAYS” Fun stint about the famed swamp LEE CARON (Joy 267) (2:25) [Knollwood ASCAP area in Georgia. EDDIE CANO (GNP 187) Carr, Curtis] Singer Duke and his (B+) “BACK TO AN EMPTY ROYALE MONARCHS (Dell 101) setting disarmingly portray a delight- ROOM” (2:55) [Cessna AS- (B) “TIN TIN DEO (Tin Tin ful (B) “WHOLE LOT OF SHARIN’ number about a fella who notes CAP—Weston, Prince, Disher] Lee Day-O)” [J. J. Rob- (2:32) GOING ON” (2:50) [Marlyn the charm of the “good-old-days,” Caron’s bow on the Joy banner should bins] The Latin-inclined pianist, cur- BMI Williams, David] Old Jerry Lee but also the fact that they lacked prove to be a coin-catching venture. rently getting attention with his Re- — in kinetic rock the presence of his present-day flame. Artist turns in an easy-on-the-ears Lewis hit comes back prise disking of “A Taste of Honey,” instru- Duke recently had a click on the 20th performance as he and the combo- style in this reading by the tops a fetching South-of-the-Border mental crew and singer Roger Staf- Fox label with “Walkin’ Cane.” He chorus lilt over the easy-goin’ weeper. jazz instrumental display of tuneful could ford. Quite a workout from the new score again here. novelty. Date is from his album, (B) “ANGRY” (1:57) [Melrose GNP diskery. “Mucho Piano.” i (B) “SUMMER AT THE SHORE” H. Brunies, ASCAP—M. & (B) “SOMBRERO STOMP” (2:10) (2:25) [Quartet ASCAP— Cassard] The oldie’s presented in a (B) “LINE FOR LYONS” (2:28) [Les Kangas BMI—Stafford, Duke, Sherman] Big-sounding affair snappy, quick beat showcase on the [Skyview Mulligan] Mambo Jaramillo, Haraksin, Schaeffer] Mu- about the end of summer. underlid. — treatment of a Gerry Mulligan opus. sicians solo with a good eye on Latin- Also from the LP. rock sounds.

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I wmmmmmmmmMmmmmmmm, NEW YORK: tribs in Miami and Conrad, Ltd. in town, to expose his reading of “What on Martin Denny’s “Taste Of Honey”

St. Croix. . . . Singing-comedienne Kind Of Fool Am I.” ... The single-LP, and Gene McDaniels’

Empress toppers Gene Malis & Arlene Casey to make her bow soon Smothers Brothers, aided and abetted “Point Of No Return.” . . . Kent

| Jody Cameron report fantastic action on the new Track diskery. . . . Henry by WCFL’s Dan Sorkin, will perform Records’ Bill Berman advised that the all across the country on the Embers’ Tobias, program director at Went- at the University of Chicago’s Court distrib recently added the entire Pres-

“Abigail.” . . . Clarence Avant an- worth Hall, in Jackson, N.H., items Theater 9/2. . . . RCA-Victor’s Stan tige line to its roster. Bill’s also ex- ounces that he’s taken over the that he co-cleffed a new item along Pat is expecting plenty of action with cited about moving Beltone singles managerial reins of ace-organist with Irving Fields (who’s musical newies “You’ve Got To See Mama “What Time Is It” by the Jive 5 and

Jimmy Smith. . . . With Cosnat’s director at the resort), tagged “The Every Night” by Rhetta Del and “Hop Skip & Jump” by The Opals.

Evelyn Cornell the #1 deck is Hully Gully Dance,” which’ll be in- “Swing Low” by Floyd Cramer. . . . Promo men in motion: Russ Bach Booker T. & the MG’s “Green Onions” troduced by Fields at his Latin (Music Dist.), pluggin’ hard on Col-

(Stax). Hot newies include the Gee Quarter 9/5 opening. . . . Coral’s Big The whole town’s talkin’ about the pix items “Daydreams (Of You)” by Sisters’ “Telestar” (Palette) and the Tiny Little & his wild group follow swingin’ affair hosted by Liberty Don Gant, “The Things We Did Last Nutmegs’ “Rip Van Winkle” (Herald). their Harrah’s gig with a month long Records at the Sheraton-Chicago Summer” by Shelly Fabares, “Hail

. . . Kapp’s promo-man-about-town Vegas debut, starting 8/29, at the (8/21) heralding the recent opening The Conquering Hero” and LP “Love

Gene Armand up to tell us that the Riviera and a month stay at the of Liberty Record Dist. here. . . . Among The Young” by James Dar- label's very high on Jimmy Justice’s Melody Room in Hollywood, begin- Looks like Smash has another winner ren and, from the MGM stable, Con- “When My Little Girl Is Smiling” and ning 10/27. Group is handled by in The Echoes’ waxing of “Bluebirds nie Francis’ new album “Country

Skip Cunningham’s “Rivers Run Dry.” Premiere Artists. . . . Colpix has Over The Mountain” which, Charlie Music Connie Style.” . . . Bob Spend-

BILLIE JEAN HORTON AL JONES GENE & WENDELL BERNADETTE CARROLL ARLENE CASEY TRADE MARTIN

. . . Dick Lee makes his Roulette bow, signed Lenny Kent to wax a comedy Fach tells us, has already sold over love (J. H. Martin), going all out for seller this week, with “All I Do Is Dream Of LP. . . . RCA’s Della Reese set for 8,000 in Milwaukee, is in the top ten Anthony Newley’s big “What 4 weeks bracket out there and now started Kind Of Fool Am I” (London), You.” . . . Smash’s roving ambassador at the Cheequers Club, in Doug Moody buzzin’ that the Echoes’ Sydney Australia, starting Jan. 4th. to break in the Chi-Minneapolis areas. “Monster Mash” by Bobby (Boris)

. . . . latest “Bluebirds Over The Mountain” is . . Jackie Lee displayed his top Irv Garmisa, host at the plush Pickett (Garpax) and the Roy breaking thru in Minneapolis, Balt, drawer keyboard stylings 8/26, at a Garnet Restaurant & Triumph Orbison deck “Workin’ For The Man” and Boston and is starting to look like special benefit at the Coast Guard Lounge, info’s that songster Harold (Monument). . . .Bill Leaner (United another “Patches,” Dickey Lee’s big- Receiving Center in Cape May, N.J. Ward, who was recently pacted by Record Dist.), touting “The Flea” by gie. Doug adds that he’s quite excited Jack’s been set for an engagement at Mercury Records, is enjoying a very the Five Du-Tones (One-derful), with Bruce Channel’s newest, “Some- the Latin Casino’s Turf Lounge, in successful engagement at the Inter- “Twisting With Linda” by The Isley

Merchantville, national Motor Hotel. . . . The Park Bros. (Wand) and “Way Over There” where In This Town.” . . . Cameo’s N. J., starting 9/6.

. . last Bobby Rydell follows his 8/30-9/2 . Styletone’s Vic Stevens, out with Ridge Symphony presented its first by The Miracles (Tamla). ... A stint at the Steel Pier in Atlantic “Nevertheless,” to plug the lid on the annual outdoor free concert 8/26 with minute call from Del-Fi’s dynamic City with an appearance on the 9/3 9/4 Joe Franklin TV’er. Congrats to Frank York conducting. Sig Sako- nat’l. sales mgr. Earl Glicken who‘s Vic his wicz (WGN-WTAQ) was guest nar- enroute to New Orleans. Between “Tonight” NBC-TV’er. . . . Columbia on soon-due marriage. . . .

. . Crawford’s fast hosted a trade cocktail party for Executive topper Will Mercer, now at rator. . Excitement over at Big raves for Johnny Carol Sloane’s recording of her 2nd the Playboy Club in Miami, out with Town of Chi centers around the na- selling album “Young Man’s Fancy,” LP for the label, at the 30th St. his own folk package, “Banjo And tional breakthrough of Gene Pitney’s Earl urged us to tune in on newies “If I Didn’t “Going To The River” by Frankie An- Ballads.” . . Have Dime” (Musicor) studio. ... We hear that Steve & . Whit Marshall items A Eydie broke the all-time attendance that MGM A&R exec Danny Davis plus the anticipated heavy action on thony and “I Said No” by Pat Clay- record at the Malibu Shore Club, in quite high on songster Jody Berry, recent outings “Close To Cathy” by ton. Lido Beach, last weekend. who recently opened a 3-week gig at Mike Clifford (UA) and “Zulu Drake” the Down Stage Room of the Happy by Charlie Drake (UA) of “My HOLLYWOOD: Boomerang Won’t Back” fame. Up for CB visits last week were Medium in Chi. . . . Morse-Gurtman Come star, Bobby Vin- Billie Jean Horton and brother A1 Assoc, have recently added singers . . . George Maharis, copping album new Jones. Both are out with Jamie re- Katyna Ranieri and Phil Brito to their chart honors with current Epic pack- ton, in town with Sol Rabinowitz, na- “Portrait In tional promotion director of Epic, leases; Billie with “Back To Wichita” PR fold. . . . Joyce Becker notes that ages Music” and “George and A1 with “Lonely This Summer.” Danny Jordan’ll be doing a host of Maharis Sings,” is in town shooting making the rounds of the deejays with top some scenes for an upcoming segment Bob Stern of Pep Distributing...... Trade Martin planning an exten- east coast TV hops in behalf of .. sive road trek in behalf of his Coed his UA stand, “Runaround Sue’s Get- of his “Route 66” TV series. ... New Both Mavis Rivers and Dean Martin Bill will recording new albums for Re- ting . promo man at Summit Dist. is be Married.” . slice. “That Stranger Used To B° My . Bob Crystal, VP McCloud who’s working away on prise Records at United Recorders Girl.” . . . Morty Wax handling of Marty Melcher’s Arwin label, promo on Gene Pitney’s latest Musicor types from Beverly Hills, that they’re chart riders “Rain Rain Go Away” this week. . . . Everest Records bows hit, “Only Love Can Break A Heart.” getting great reaction to David Lu- by Bobby Vinton (Epic) and “Mr. their new subsidiary label, Alcor Rec- cas’ Songwriter” Connie Stevens (WB). ords with a single, “Have A Heart” . . . Julia execs thrilled with the sales “So Until I See You” on both by

. . . Rec- action ’round the land on the Hi Lites’ coasts. . . . The Chad Mitchell Trio interrupt by Eddy Williams. K and H “For Your Precious Love” and Ber- their current Gate Of Horn 3-weeker ords topper, Hal Hayes, in town from nadette Carroll’s “My Heart Stood CHICAGO: for a quick flight to the coast and a Columbus, Ohio for Billy Maxted’s appearances. . . . Still” Lark’ll be promoting the lid in guest shot on the Dinah Shore TV Vegas and Reno the Chi-Milw-area after the Labor Sam Cerami, midwest regional show. Group’s current album seller is Capitol’s Mike Borchetta happily re- Day weekend. promo man for the London group, is “Chad Mitchell Trio At The Bitter ports “Surfin’ Safari” by The Beach making much progress throughout End” (Kapp). Boys is now occupying the number 1 Nice to visit with the delightful his territory with singles “So What” spot at KFWB. . . . The Ojai Festivals at the Ojai Fran and Sy Zentner, who were in by Bill Black (Hi), “Monster Mash” Barney Fields is racing around town presenting a jazz concert featuring town for Sy’s appearances at Free- by Bobby (Boris) Pickett (Garpax), with the latest Pat Boone offering Bowl this Saturday Buddy Lonely (Dot). “I Collette, Paul Horn, Harry Klee, Bud domjand. . . . UA’s Mike Clifford, “Beach Party” by Dave York (PKM) “Ten Guys” ... who’s making the chart grade with and “What Kind Of Fool Am I” by Fought The Law” by Paul Stefen & Shank, A1 Viola, and Jimmy Bond. The Royal Lancers (Citation) is Helen and John Noga host a garden “Close To Cathy,” to headline at the Bert Farber (Felsted). . . . Nice chat- Le Bistro in Chi, for a 3-week’er, ting with London’s Mel Kahn who was mushrooming into quite a hit down cocktail party at their home Wednes- in Milwaukee way, according to Gordy day evening in honor of Johnny commencing 9/11. . . . Jay-Gee’s VP Chi for a few days last week. . . .

. Mathis’ forthcoming appearance at and national promo director Murray MGM’s Connie Francis postcards of Radio Doctors out there. . . Sales- Deutch thrilled with the sales action from Nice, in the south of France, getters at Garmisa Dist. include “Hey The Greek Theatre. . . . Capitol Rec- I’m Dancing” by Barry Mann ords in coordination with Universal- on Joe Henderson’s latest Todd chart- where she’s vacationing. . . . Erwin Baby (ABC-Para), “Ashes” by Screamin International has set September 17th maker, “Big Love.” . . . The Lee Barg has been getting some action Magid office has signed thrush Janice here with a pair of flicker themes Jay Hawkins (Chancellor) and “Don’t as the release date for Bobby Darin’s Keep Friends Away From Me” first single for the label, “If A Man Harper to a management pact. . . . “Five Weeks In A Balloom” by the Our Personal mgrs. Miceli & Guinta ex- Brothers Four (Columbia) and “Two by Sharon Strauss (ABC). Answers.” Song is title tune from the pecting big things to happen with Weeks In Another Town” waxed by film that stars Darin and wife Sandra Columbia’s Dick reminds us Dee. . . . Ross and Mimi Burdick wel- Jackie Evans’ Vida bow, “I Still Love Bill Butler on Epic. . . . Midwest Mer- Gassen that Jimmy Dean, the Brothers Four comed a new daughter, Stacy Allison, You” and “I Never Knew.” . . . Nor- cury’s Ben Wood, happily noting the man Malkin and Jack Hoffman, who national chart position of Brook Ben- and Jerry Murad’s Harmonicats are on Friday, August 17th. Father is represent Gene & Wendell, of “The ton’s “Lie To Me,” advised that cur- among the headliners who’ll perform Divisional Sales Manager for Hart . guest- Roach” fame, excited about the debut rent outings “How Long Must You during the World’s Fair Of Music Distributors. . . Pat Buttram

. Linkletter this week and sides the fellas cut with Bumps Keep Me A Secret” by Leroy Van And Sound at McCormick Place. . . ing with Art Warner Bros, Blackwell, west coast A&R chief. Dyke and “You Did It You Did It” Harvey Goldstein and the crew at highlighting his new

b/w “Three For The Festival” by Liberty Record Dist. are celebratin’ album, “Off His Rocker.” . . . Paul “Hello Ralph Berson, national sales mgr. jazz artist Roland Kirk are beginning the fact that Nick Noble’s Petersen, star of the TV for Pickwick Int’l., announced the ap- to make noise in these parts. Ben did Out There” has been going so great show and Colpix artist in town pro- pointment of 3 new distribs. They’re the deejay circuit with Billy Eckstine, Harv had to re-order 10,000 copies, Ohio Appliances in Cincy., Todd de- during the artist’s recent date in and that sales are continuing to soar continued on p. 30)

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moting “Lollipops and Roses” with by his selection by the Variety Club Louise Scherman of Modern Distribut- to be chairman of the entertainment ing. . . . Fabor Records back on the division for Old Newsboy’s Day, 9/14, scene with “From A Jack To A King” an annual charity affair to raise funds by Ned Miller, which is breaking big for the Variety Club Camp for Crip- in the Northwest and beginning to pled Children. . . . ABC’s Matty “The spread nationally. Humdinger’ Singer plugging away on •> An album based on the “Alvin” (despite a bad throat) Brian Hyland’s Show with June Foray is being re- “Warmed Over Kisses,” Lonnie Don-

leased by Liberty Records. . . . Joanie negan’s “Pick A Bale O’Cotton” (Apt), Sommers cutting a new Warner Bros. Screamin Jay Hawkins’ “Ashes” and LP with arranger-conductor Tommy Clarence Williams’ “Royal Queen” Oliver, marking a re-union of talents (both Chancellor). Matty adds that after a lapse of 3 yrs. . . . David Am- due to deejay requests, “High Noon,” ram’s music score for “The Man- from Manny Albam’s Impulse LP, is churian Candidate” will be released being released as a single. . . . Saul by Reprise Records, prior to the pic- Lampert infos that two local groups ture’s Nov. release. . . . Abbe Lane are making it big in town. They’re Vi and Xavier Cugat to open their first Dean Christie’s “Heart Breaker” and

headlining engagement in six yrs. at the Silhouttes’ “Move On Over.” Saul

the Coconut Grove, 9/12. . . . Jay also notes that he’s also hot with the

Swint of Smash, back in town after Embers’ “Abigail,” the Belmonts’ ; Western States tour of distribs, all “Come On Little Angel,” the Holly- excited about tremendous sales of wood Flames’ “Elizabeth,” Ike & Tina

“Patches” by Dickey Lee. . . . Hank Turner’s “Tina’s Dilemna” and Baby Levine has been signed by Dolton Washington’s “Handful Of Memories.”

prexy Bob Reisdorff to arrange-con- . . . Joe Balzell, who handles promo duct single sessions for singer Vic for a host of labels at David Rosen

Dana. . . . Little Joey & The Flips distribs, items that he’s now working latest on Joy is “Bongo Gully”—their on the Kapp line-which currently in- follow up to “Bongo Stomp,” which cludes Babs Tino’s “Forgive Me” and

was a top 10 L.A. hit. . . . Tom Vater, Paul Evans’ “Feelin’ No Pain.” Bill formerly WE HAVE MOVED with RKO General Phone- Mulhern’s now handling the east coast J vision Co., Hartford, Conn., has joined promo for Kapp. Other biggies with the public relations firm of Hoffman Joe are Sammy Davis, Jr.’s “What - & Paladino as an associate. Kind Of Fool Am I” (Reprise), Don So thaf we can better serve our customers, Bobby Curtola, Del-Fi recording Gardner & Deedee Ford’s “Glory Of star, brought down the house at Pan- Love” (KC) and Bo Diddley’s “You **• dora’s Box, with his version of “Whole Can’t Judge A Book By It’s Cover” whose patronage we value so highly. Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On.” Magazine (Checker). photographers were on hand shooting pics of Bobby doing the “Canadian BUFFALO—Carl Cisco, former promo 5 Twist” with actress Noreen Corcoran. man at Mercury/Metro, now doing Address Is: Our . . New . The Lancers have formed a new freelance promo and managing, tells corporation, 4 Some, Inc., to handle us about a sensational group that’s «>

radio-TV commercials. . . . The Tom- been tearing the house down for quite my Boyce single “I’ll Remember awhile at Jan’s Candy Cane Lounge. Carol” released by RCA-Victor, was They’re the Jesters, Lee Markish-lead SCHWARTZ BROTHERS INC. arranged and conducted by Jimmie guitar, Pete Haskell-bass, Eddie J.- Haskell. sax, Junior Shank-rhythm guitar and lead singer and Di Maria-leader Tony v 2146 24th Place N.E., Washington 18, D.C. LA 6-4500 and drummer. Carl adds that the HERE AND THERE: Amy/Mala outfit will be handling their master of “Doin’ The Buffalo” PHILADELPHIA — The three top and “Alexander Graham Bull.” breakout decks, notes Ella Robinson, * promo gal for Bob Heller’s distribs, RICHMOND—Fellas at Pat’s One- are Kris Jensen’s “Torture” (Hick- Stop report that they have two fast- ory), Gloria Dennis’ “Richie” (Rust) breaking decks in Chuck Wright’s and the Uptones’ “No More” (Lute). “Dear Beloved” (Ember) and Rex Al- Others to watch, adds Ella, are Berna- len’s “Don’t Go Near The Indians” dette’s “The Slosh” (Beach), Gary (Mercury). U. S. Bonds’ O “Copy Cat” (Legrand) | NOTICE and Dave Lucas’ “Bula Vinaka” (Ar- HOUSTON — Duke-Peacock topper

win). . . . Cosnat’s Shirley Rubin types Don Robey happily reports that Bobby that the outfit is busting out with hits Bland’s “Stormy Monday” has caught THE PERFORMING RIGHTS OF "TEN LONELY GUYS" that include Booker T. & the MG’s fire and that it’s moving up right be- “Green Onions” (Stax), the Vital- hind his “Yield Not To Temptation” HAVE NOW BEEN LICENSED BY BMI AND THIS COM- tones’ “Forever” (Josie), the Quota- hit. Don adds that the new Dixie tions’ “See You In September” Hummingbirds’ “In The Morning” (Verve). She adds that Jimmy Smith’s (Peacock LP) is their best to date. POSITION MAY BE PUBLICLY PERFORMED BY RADIO River,” ” Little Jr. Parker, “Old Man from his “Bashin’ who’s out with a v ., Verve LP, is attracting heavy airplay. “Driving Wheel” Duke LP, was set to AND TELEVISION STATIONS HAVING BMI LICENSES. The hot new releases with Colum- appear, 9/1&2, at the Paladium Ball- > bia’s Ted Kellem include Robert Gou- room in Houston. let’s “What Kind Of Fool Am I,” ROOSEVELT MUSIC CO., INC. Johnny Williams’ “Montreal,” Aretha ATLANTA — Don Carroll, promo Franklin’s “Try A Little Tenderness” mgr. at Hopkins Equipment, types and Williams’ “Don’t that Goldie has a winner in the 1 650 BROADWAY Andy You Be- lieve It.” . . . Ed Cotlar announces Hollywood Flames’ “Elizabeth,” that YORK that he’s now permanently associated Philips is hot with “Silver Threads” NEW 19, NEW YORK the “Spike” Shandelman Co., whole- and that Ray Stevens’ “1837 Seconds sale distribs of trophies, plaques and Of Humor” LP is a cinch to follow

awards. . . . Fabian has been honored in the footsteps of his “Ahab” single.

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Title song from the Walt Disney REPRISE: motion picture “74,000,000 Talent !”—10% to 15% discount plan in which new releases are tied-in with catalog items. Dating. No termination date announced. CHICAGO—A gala cocktail party was hosted recently by Liberty Records REQUEST here in the Tallyho Room of the LP catalog available on a buy-10-get-2-free basis. Described as a limited-time offer. Sheraton-Chicago hotel to celebrate the Grand Opening of the label’s new ROULETTE distributing company on South Michi- Entire LP catalog, including Tico and Roost LP’s, at 15% discount. No termination date baa The Majors gan Avenue. Guests of honor were lark been set. Julie London with husband and co-star Bobby Troup, Bobby Vee, orkster SMASH & FONTANA Felix Slatkin and Nick Noble. The 10% discount on all LP’s from both labels. Deferred payment. All products bought during Sept, “A WONDERFUL firm’s brass on hand at the affair in- and Oct. is 100% exchangeable. Expires: Oct. 31. cluded prexy A1 Bennett, Don Blocker, Bob Skaff, Snuff Garrett, Ray Hill, SONODOR DREAM” Fred Cassman, Harvey Goldstein, Ken A buy-5-get-l-free offer on four LP’s by the Orchestra Del Oro. Described as a limited-time- #5855 Revercomb and Rick Frio. Some of the only deal. celebrants at the party are pictured above. Top: (left to right) Snuff Gar- VANGUARD rett, A1 Bennett, Gene Taylor, pro- Extra 15% discount on all Vanguard and Bach Guild LP’s, except packages by The Weavers, gram director at WLS, and Felix John Baez and Odetta. Special pricing on four Odetta LP’s ($2.98 mono, $3.98 stereo). Ex- pires : Sept. 30. Slatkin. Second: Bob Skaff, Julie Wperial Whalen and Perry Marshall, both of Seconds WIND. Third: Mr. and Mrs. Bert Enden, owner of Lowe’s Record Stores, flank Julie London. Fourth: (left to right) Garrett, Bob Fiad, Ken Revercomb, Julie London, Guy Harris, Please Mr. DJ Alan Freed Moves Roulette Names program director of WIND, Bobby Troup and Bennett. Bottom: (second To Miami's WQAM Midwest Promo Man from left) Andy Anderson and his NEW YORK—Deejay Alan Freed, a CHICAGO—-Chuck Livingston has IT staff of Record Service company, with “PLAY AGAIN” Bobby Vee (second from left). major factor in the rise of rock ’n been appointed local promotion man roll, has left radio station KDAY-Los for the Roulette line and its divisions, PAT LUNDY Angeles for a nightly stint on WQAM- covering the territory of Chicago, Imperial Dists Bonnie Miami, Fla. Freed, who began his new Milwaukee and parts of Indiana. He TOTO 102 platter spinner association last Sat. will headquarter at M. S. Distributing, HOLLYWOOD—Eddie Ray of Im- (1), is airing teen-directed material the label’s local outlet, and will work perial Records reported last week nightly from 7 to 10. He’s also ex- directly under Norm Rubin, Roulette’s TOTO RECORDS that the label had picked up for na- pected to emcee various hops in the newly appointed national promotion tional distribution Chuck Bennett’s area. WQAM is a Todd Storz outlet. head. Div. of Gerald Records Inc. “Seven Days (Are Made For Love)” Before his stint with KDAY, Freed Among the items Chuck is currently on the Bonnie label. Deck, Ray said, was a solid attraction in 1650 Broadway, N. Y. C. the New working on are Dinah Washington’s is making noise in the Philly and Balt, York area, first on WINS and later LP, “Drinking Again,” and the Sam areas. on WABC. and Dave single, “No More Pain.”

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Cash Box—September 8, 1962 33 Capitol Campus Promo King Extends LP-Singles Deal CINCINNATI—Syd Nathan, presi- TOP lOO dent of King Records, has announced the extension of the label’s Special Aug. Merchandising Plan through Sept. It was noted that the success of the

plan, on both singles and LP’s, was (See Top 100 for llftoo and labolt) “so gratifying” that Nathan felt it advisable to continue the Free Bonus Vi First Edition sale for another month. Under the plan, a dealer can pur- chase any 10 albums from the entire Anka, Paul 54

King-Bethlehem catalog and have his Bare, Bobby 32 choice of three First Edition LP’s. Beach Boys 36 Belmonts 26 A change in the plan for Sept, was Bennett, Tony 71 Benton, Brook 28 whereby the dealer his made can mix Bill Black’s Combo 68 order between King and Bethlehem. Bland, Bobby 50 Booker T & MG's 8 I As long as the dealer orders in multi- Boone, Pat 61 Braun, Bob 49 ples of 10 LP’s, he will receive the Butler, Jerry 44 three Free Bonus LP’s of his choice. Campbell, Glenn 81 On singles, the dealer gets Free Campbell, Jo Ann 37 First Edition Singles for every 25 Cannon, Freddy 84 Charles, Ray 10, 95 regular singles he orders from the en- Checker, Chubby 96 Clanton, Jimmy 29 tire King-Bethlehem-Federal-Queen Clark, Claudine 7 Nat 5 singles catalog. Plan covers all new Cole, HOLLYWOOD—Capitol Records is The campaign, which will run Contours 41 Cooke, Sam 17 leveling its promotional guns at the through Sept., is designed to exploit releases, for both Aug. & Sept, (see Cortez, Dave 11 college crowd with an extensive pro- 11 albums—nine from the Sept, re- Sept. LP’s below). Crawford, Johnny 27 motional campaign built around the leases and two from Capitol’s Aug- For country music accounts, Nath- theme “Campus Crowd-Pleaser.” ust release—which have particular Darin, Bobby 34 an has added a fourth First Edition Darlin, Florraine 74 AH appeal to the college group. Davis, Sammy Jr 73 Highlights of the “Campus Crowd single bonus pick of an unreleased Dean, Jimmy 75 Pleaser” promotion are a two-page “first” by The Stanley Bros., “I Just Dee, Joey 38 4 Denny, Martin, Cano Eddy 70 spread in the October issue of Esquire Came From Your Wedding” and “Ma- Dion 48 on the stands Sept. full-color Dovells 43 15; a ma Don’t Allow No Music Played In window-display kit containing a Duprees 9 Here.” theme-setter display piece, easel-back Fabric, Bent 25 display jackets of the 11 albums, pen- There are 10 new LP’s for Sept., Feldman, Victor 70 64 nant streamers, and other materials. six on King, four on Bethlehem. King Fiestas 4 Seasons 1 Also being revived are Capitol’s product is: “Touring The U.S.A.,” Francis, Connie 18 full-color bookcovers, which have been ; “Join Little Willie produced every Sept, since 1959. The At Gardner, Don & Dee Dee Ford 88, 92 A Record Session,” Little Willie Goulet, Robert 73 new covers will feature all LP’s in Grant, Earl 93 the college promotion, plus the entire John; “Boy, Girl, Boy,” Lula Reed and Kingston Trio catalog. Henderson, Joe 100 Freddy King; “Camp Meeting Songs, Hill, Bunker 91 Also on the advertising front, Capi- Vol. 2,” The Stanley Bros.; “Remem- Hodges, Eddie 63 tol has mapped a campaign in college Hunt, Tommy 97 newspapers across the country, with ber How Great,” Ernie Berger, or- Hyland, Brian 56

ads set to break the first week of ganist; “Douglas ‘Knuckles’ O’Rourke Ifield, Frank 60 school. (Honky Tonk Razz-Ma-Tazz Piano).” Isley Bros 33 To interest deejays in the “Campus Ives, Burl 47 ^ The Bethlehem albums are: “Con- Crowd-Pleaser” campaign, Capitol Jackson, Chuck 62 tinental has had made a thousand sweat shirts Favorites,” Various Artists: James, Etta 22 bearing the legend, “I Am A Campus “Third Dimension,” Roland Kirk; Jensen, Kris 78 Jones, Quincy 70 Crowd-Pleaser!” on the chest part, “Mike,” Mike Holliday, the English which will be sent to jockeys along King, Carole 55 songster; “Lale Andersen,” the star with their programming sampler. King, Claude 58 German thrush. Lee, Brenda 59 Lee, Dickey 19 Lettermen 100 United Talent Management Little Eva 3 ABC-Par Markets Lynn, Barbara 42 Signs Kingston Trio Maharis, George 87 Chuck Jackson Greta Keller LP McDaniels, Gene 39 HOLLYWOOD — United Talent Man- Majors 31 agement, Ltd., the newly formed talent Marvelettes 21 NEW YORK—ABC-Paramount has agency which is utilizing key MCA Monro, Matt 89 “I KEEP personnel, has signed the Kingston released a new album by continental Montez, Chris 23 Trio following conferences with the song stylist Greta Keller. The pack- Nelson, Rick 13 Newley, Anthony 73 trio’s manager-discoverer, Frank age is called “Greta Keller at the Wal- FORGETTIN’” Werber. Although the group was not dorf Keller,” capitalizing on both her Orlons 52 Wand 126 formerly signed with MCA, negotia- tions are underway to sign many of name and her second engagement at Page, Patti 66 Peter, Paul & Mary 45 the top clients from MCA’s defunct New York’s famed nightspot, The Peterson, Paul 86 agency. Waldorf Keller. Pickett, Bobby 57 UTM has opened offices in Los An- Pitney, Gene 79, 83 She will open in the room of the Presley, Elvis 94 geles, Chicago, New York, and Las 4, 69, Hotel Waldorf-Astoria on Sept. 17th wand Vegas, with other affiliates to be an- Rivingtons 35 nounced in the near future. for a nine-month engagement. Robbins, Marty 16 Rodgers, Jimmie 85 The label is rushing out albums Roe, Tommy 2 prior to her New York opening to co- Roman, Dick 76 Rose, David 72 incide with a week’s engagement at Sedaka, Neil 6 the King Edward Sheraton Hotel in Shannon, Del 80 Toronto, Ontario, Canada, beginning Shirelles 90 Springfields 30 //V SOt/AD Sept. 7. Stevens, Connie 65 Stevens, Ray 51 Stewart, Billy 53 f j

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35 Cash Box—September 8, 1962 Elizabeth Lauer Named Vinton To Cut Assoc. Prod. At Columbia In Europe NEW YORK—Columbia Records has promoted Elizabeth Lauer to the posi- NEW YORK—Epic Records has re- tion of associate producer, according ported that arrangements have been Cash Box to an announcement from Schuyler concluded for singer Bobby Vinton to G. Chapin, director of Masterworks record in Europe. A&R. Responsible to Chapin, Mrs. The move was prompted by the Lauer will assist in the recording of international success of Vinton’s re- Columbia’s original cast show albums cent recording “Roses Are Red,” m m 1 - as well as in which achieved sales exceeding 1,500,- other Masterworks The Cash Box "Sure Shots" highlight records which reports from retail dealers throughout the projects. 000 conies and earned Vinton a gold nation indicate are already beginning to sell in quantity or else give every indication of doing so. Mrs. Lauer joined Columbia in record from the Record Industry As- 1957. In Dec. of that year she was sociation of America, (sales of his promoted to executive secretary to current single record, “Rain, Rain Go prexy Goddard Lieberson. In Jan. of "PUNISH HER" Away” have exceeded 500,000 copies, 1962, she became special assistant to BOBBY VEE Liberty 55479 Lieberson, with duties that included Epic says.) assisting in the recording of original On Sept. 12, Vinton will arrive in J cast albums. With Charles Burr, she Cologne, Germany with his manager, was co-producer of the LP re-crea- tion of Harold Rome’s “Pins And Floyd Ackerman. While there, he will 'WHAT KIND OF FOOL AM I Needles.” record four songs in German for the SAMMY DAVIS, JR Reprise 20048 ANTHONY NEWLEY London 9546 Electrola label, an affiliate of EMI Capitors Livingston Records Ltd., the Epic Records Marries Nancy Olson licensee for the and Western Europe. From Cologne, he "LITTLE BLACK BOOK' NEW YORK—Alan Livingston, vice- will travel to England where he will JIMMY DEAN Columbia 42529 president at Capitol Records, mar- be the subject of radio and television ried actress Nancy Olson over the interviews. On Sept. 13, Vinton will weekend (1) at the home of the bride’s mother in Brentwood, Calif. appear on the Southampton television "TORTURE" Livingston’s marriage to Betty Hut- program, “Day By Day.” On Sept. 14, KRIS JENSEN . . Hickory 1173 ton, the comedienne, ended in divorce, he will appear on the Birmingham while Miss Olson divorced from was TV program, “Thank Your Lucky Alan Jay Lerner, the librettist- lyricist. Stars,” the English equivalent to America’s Dick Clark Show. Later 'ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK A HEART' # THE GREA TEST ALB UM that day, he will be feted by EMI at GENE PITNEY Musicor 1022 EVER RECORDED!!! a mammoth press reception in Lon- don. On Sept. 15, he will appear on the British Broadcasting Corporation radio program, “Saturday Club.” < Concurrent with Vinton’s personal NARAS Selling Chevy Victor Completes appearances in England, EMI will re- Star Premium LP "Adventures" Series lease his current best-selling single, “Rain, Rain Go Away.” A spokesman NEW YORK—NARAS, the disk NEW YORK—RCA Victor Records has completed its “Adventures In for awards society, is producing a star- EMI has stated that more than Music” series with the Sept, release studded premium LP, “Go With The 100,000 copies of “Roses Are Red” of Grade 5, Vol. 2 and Grade 6, Vol. Greats,” for the Chevrolet division of have been sold in England. Epic’s 2—the final two albums in the ten- General Motors Corp. volume series. foreign affiliates in other countries Paul Weston, president of NARAS, The series was launched in April, have reported similar successes. 1960, with a two-fold purpose: to give * MARTIN LUTHER said the LP will bring in the revenues AT children in grades 1-6 a well-balanced needed to make the Academy and the experience in listening to and learning ZION “Grammy” awards “a much more po- to understand a variety of music rep- HILL resentative of master composers of KING tent force in the recording industry The most inspiring album ever pro- Wesley Rose's New many periods and styles and to serve duced, Martin Luther King in his most Songster Colpix as well as in the eyes of the general as a minimum repertoire for the lis- magnificent, compelling and inspiring Bows On teners segment of the elementary public.” message . . . Carefully and dramatically curriculum. NEW YORK—The latest artist dis- transcribed with orchestral and choir Weston also stressed the great pos- The 10-disk series presents 78 com- .. accompaniment. Martin Luther King at covery for Wesley Rose, the pubbery posers in 117 compositions. sibilities for progress opened up to Zion Hill is a collector's item ...a rare exec-talent agent, is songster Don thing, an achieve- NARAS in its encouragement of edu- ment, an event, Gant, who has just bowed on the Col- a thrilling experi- pix label with a single, “Daydream cational, artistic and creative develop- Promo Tour For DeShannon ence. It is a golden (Of You).” In addition to the label’s ment with the disk field. thread in the vast LOS ANGELES—Bud Dain, west promotional push, Rose’s own fieldmen tapestry of art, lit- Artists and labels, writers and pub- coast promotion manager for Liberty erature and music. are working on the release. Records, is taking singer Jackie beries, as well as the American Fed- AT ALL DEALERS DeShannon on a western promotion * eration of Musicians, have agreed to tour on behalf of the lark’s new single, “He Won’t Forget Me.” Pair waive royalties on this special record, DTL831 will visit pop and R&B stations, key Order from your Dooto an announcement said. dealers, one-stops, racks and Liberty distributors in San Francisco (4, 5), Distributor today! All proceeds from the sale of the LP Seattle (7, 8), Salt Lake City (9, 10), will be applied toward the various Denver (11, 12) and Phoenix (13). DOOTO The performer will do shows in some K) RECORDS established scholarships already by of the areas. * 9512 South Central/Los Angeles 2, Calif. the Academy, as well as to the other activities NARAS, a non-profit or- ganization. Signs For Fans Performing on the LP are Count Basie, Nat King Cole, Perry Como, Ella Fitzgerald, Judy Garland, Benny Goodman, Woody Herman, , Johnny Mercer, Joe Stafford, Paul Weston and Roger Williams. Selections have been culled from their previously-issued works on the Capitol, Columbia, Everest, Kapp, Victor, Roulette and Verve labels.

HOLLYWOOD—Bob Keene (left), Chevrolet, which is announcing the PHILADELPHIA—Columbia’s Robert president of Del-Fi Records, is program its dealers this week PAT BOONE S pic- to (27), Goulet signs autographs on Dick tured signing Bobby Crawford, plans and intensive campaign for the Clark’s ABC-TV “American Band- LATEST SMASH brother of Johnny, to a seven year stand” show after scoring with the disk, which will available for be made chanter to contract. Standing is Robert Crawford teen audience. The went $1 through dealers and direct mail. the Quaker City for luncheon and the Sr., father of the Crawford brothers. TEN LONELY GUYS" TV’er kicking off with his noisemak- Kick-off date for the project is the DOT 16391 The brothers will team up for Bobby’s ing wax of “What Kind Of Fool Am first release titled “Good Buddies.” first week in Nov. I.”

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Cash Box—September 8, 1962 37 Connie Comes Home Ray Charles: Double Gold Deck Winner NEW YORK—ABC-Paramount hon- ored Ray Charles last week with two gold disks, one for his album, “Mod- ern Sounds In Country & Western Music,” and the other for his million- selling single “I Can’t Stop Loving You.” • J . Official presentation was made by deejavs Scott Muni of WABC and George Tucker of WINS at Conven- tion Hall, Asbury Park, New Jersey, on Fri.. Auer. 31st, where Charles ap- MONO peared in concert. The award marked the first gold ABC-Paramount i record album in the catalog and the seventh million-sell- • GEORGE CHAKIRIS ing single on the label. Officially certified by the Record Industry Association of America, the (Capitol T1750; ST1750) disks were given in lieu of the of- ficial RIAA standardized gold disk award, currently in production. One NEW YORK—MGM Records and flick of the first of these new awards will Charles later this month. star Connie Francis is shown arriving be given to Joe Santly, Plugger, Irv Mills Projects at Idlewild airport, New York, after Charles is scheduled to record his music this having spent 9 weeks on location in second volume of country Cleffer, Performer, Dies Telling The Jazz Story Nice, France, filming her latest movie month, sessions taking place both in “Follow The Boys” for MGM. The New York and . NEW YORK—Joseph Santly, who NEW YORK—Irving Mills’ one-man lark is currently riding the charts plugged songs, wrote them and per- crusade to revive the years-back jazz with “Vacation.” formed them, died here last week (29) image of Mills Music and to spread RCA Victor Releases of a heart attack at the age of 76. the jazz gospel in general continues As a song plugger, he worked for to bear fruit. Teaching Aid Album such pubberies as M. Witmark & Co., One of Mills’ current projects is a which he joined at age 13 as a boy collaboration with Leonard Feather, SOLOMON BURKE NEW YORK—RCA Victor Records soprano; Remick, Helf & Hager, for the jazz authority, on book-disk effort, has released a new two-disk album, which he was a pianist and teacher “World Of Jazz.” The book will be “Instruments Of The Orchestra,” as of songs to vaudevillians, and Wat- highlighted by Mills’ recollections of part of its Sept. “Best Buy” mer- terson, Berlin & Snyder. Some of the his long association with the jazz chandising program. It is the only LP tunes he helped popularize include scene, while the 2-LP disk, on the “I Really Don’t of its type to be available in stereo “My Wife’s Gone To The Country,” Mills Music label, American Record as well as in the regular mono ver- “Everybody’s Doing It,” “That Mys- Artists, will contain 24 sides, both sion. terious Rag,” “I’m Forever Blowing collector’s items and new versions of Designed specifically as teaching Bubbles,” “My Buddy” and “Carolina old jazz tunes. aid, the disk features the First Chair In the Morning.” Mills told Cash Box the book-disk Want To Know” artists of the National Symphony Or- His creations include “There’s Yes, affair would not be available at chestra conducted by Howard Yes In Your Eyes,” “Hawaiian But- regular disk outlets, but through book 2157 Mitchell. Performances of 36 instru- terfly,” “Friends” and “Before We stores and possibly via mail-order, in ments and sections are presented in Say Goodnight.” a deal with Reader’s Digest. ATLANTIC RECORDS 64 concert excerpts and in full or- As performer he was teamed with Underscoring the interest in jazz chestral context, in addition to solo another songplugger, Johnny Nestor, abroad, particularly vintage jazz demonstrations of range, tonal and teaming with Jack Norton was diskings, Mills left last Sat. for his characteristics and techniques. tagged “Singers With Trimmings.” second trip to Europe in connection A specially prepared 56-page Santly’s widow, a sister and a with his jazz program for Mills. The teaching guide by Charles Walton, brother survive. five week trek will take him to Eng- assistant professor of music educa- land, Germany, France, Holland and A New Star! tion, Teachers College, Columbia Uni- Sweden. He recently returned from a versity, leads the teacher through trip to , Greece, Spain, Turkey each instrumental demonstration, and Aussy's Albert & Son and Italy. MAXINE STARR includes diagrams, photographs and His initial jazz disk product is an outline of teaching techniques. Visiting New York complete. In association with Colum- "Apple Blossom Time" bia Records’ jazz A&R man, John & NEW YORK—Australia’s father and Hammond, an LP, “Jazz 52nd Street,” Liberty Prexy Honored son publishing team, Alexis and Ted has been produced. Mills himself pro- "LOVE IS" Albert, have arrived in the U.S. for duced the dates for the various Co- By Arkansas Rotary a combined vacation-business trek. NH 3009 lumbia labels of the 30’s. Included Their firm, J. Albert & Son, for the ARKANSAS Al- BLYTHEVILLE, — past 50 years has been the exclusive are sessions by the Midge Williams vin Bennett, president of Liberty NEW-HITS S. sub-publishing outlet in Australia Jazz Jesters (1937), Frankie Newton Records was honored last Fri. (25) Phil. Pa. for the copyrights of New York’s E.B. 26, Club as Uptown Serenaders (1937), two dates by the Blytheville Rotary Marks Music. Year.” The dinner was by Joe Marsala Chicagoans (1938), “Man Of The Alexis and his son represent the state politicos and the attended by 3rd and 4th generation of Alberts in two dates by Louis Prima New Or- the from the affair press. All proceeds control of the firm, which also owns leans Gang (1934), two dates by The were donated to the Blytheville Rotary radio & TV outlets in Australia. Peppers, Charlie Bar- Scholarship Fund. Entertainment was Three (1937), Alexis arrived in New York last week net (1937), two dates by the Sidney provided by Liberty recording artists from San Francisco, while Ted came Vikki Carr, Coch- Wilson Bobby Vee, Hank to the city from a visit to England. Bechet Band (1938), Teddy ran, Henry Gibson. and comedian They expect to return to Australia (1937), Bobby Hackett Orch. (1938) this week. and Art Tatum (1933).

Windy City Stop-Over Mary Rodgers' Musical Bossa Nova Going To Star Judy Holiday The Singles Route NEW YORK—The Bossa Nova, the NEW YORK—The next musical with music by Mary Rodgers, daughter of Brazilian samba-like sound that has Richard Rodgers, will bring Judy attracted the attention of U. S. jazz- Holiday back to the musical stage. ists, is beginning to make the singles Production, called “Hot Spot,” is due rounds after a number of LP releases. for a Broadway bow on Feb. 28. issued a There has been no announcement as Colpix Records has just to which label will get the original- single from its new LP by saxist Zoot cast rights. Sims, “Bossa Nova-New Beat.” Deck Miss Holiday was last seen on is a 2-part affair called “Ricardo.” Broadway in “Bells Are Ringing,” Also just marketed is a single by vet JOEY DEE her first musical comedy role, which opened in 1956. Mary Rodgers last vibist Lionel Hampton tagged “Bossa score heard on Broadway was “Once Nova Jazz,” which appears on Hamp- "WHAT KIND OF Upon A Mattress,” which opened off- ton’s own New York-based diskery, B’way in with its success 1959, Glad-Hamp. LOVE IS THIS" prompting an on-B’way run. Book is CHICAGO — Robert Farnon (left), being written by Jack Weinstock and Besides the Sims LP, the Bossa stopped represented LP-wise by a R-4438 British composer-conductor, Willie Gilber, who collaborated with Nova is over in Chicago last week to visit with Abe Burrows and Frank Loesser on Verve album, “Samba Jazz,” with .” right, national pro- Succeed . . the musical Morris Diamond, “How To Stan Getz and Charlie Byrd, and a motion manager for Philips Records, smash. Lyrics are by Martin Charnin. ROULETTE RECORDS featuring Byrd, to discuss albums he has just recorded Morton Da Costa, who handled “Music Riverside entry for the label. Man,” will direct. “Latin Impressions.”

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Last Pos Last Pos. Last Pos Las* sek Week Week Week 1 26 •SINATRA AND SWINGIN' 1 WEST SIDE STORY 1 26 WALK ON THE WILD SIDE 25 BRASS 32 Film Track Soundtrack (Ckaroo AS 4) (Columbia OS-2070) (Reprise R 1005; R9 1005) 27 THE GARLAND TOUCH 29 27 •CAMELOT 24 2 MODERN SOUNDS IN Judy Garland (Capitol SW 1710) 8' way Cast COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC 3 2 (Columbic KOL-SilO; KOS 3071) Roy Charles (ABC Paramount ABCS 410) 2b JAZZ SAMBA 38 Stan Getz (Verve V6 8432)

28 • JOAN BAEZ VOL II 23 (VanguorO VRS 9094, V5D 297) 3 MUSIC MAN 2 5 Original Fllmtrack 29 AMERICAN WALTZES 23 (Warner Brothers WS 1459) Mantovanl (London PS 248) 29 #ONCE UPON A TIME 29 Leitermea (Coprto/ 1 1727. if 1727) 3 4 THE STRIPPER 4 30 WEST SIDE STORY 26 B'way Cast David Rose & Orch. (MGM SE 4062) (Columbia 05 2001) 30 • HERBIE MANN AT THE VILLAGE 4 GATE 26 5 PETER, PAUL & MARY 7 (Atlantic 1380) 1 SINATRA SINGS Warner Brothers (WS 1449) 3 OF LOVE AND THINGS 28 Frank Sinatra (Capitol SW 1729) 31 ©DINAH 62 34 6 i left my heart in Dinah Washington SAN FRANCISCO (Roulette R 27170; SR 27170) 9 HERBIE AT 8 (Columbia CS 8669) 32 MANN THE VILLAGE GATE 27 32 ©BABY ELEPHANT WALK 41 (Atlantic 1380) Lawrence Welk 7 POT LUCK 8 (Dot DLP 3457; DLP 25457) Elvis Presley (RCA Victor LSP 2523) 7 33 MUSIC MAN 36 i 020 ) Broadway Cast (Capitol SWAO 990) 33 • NO STRINGS 30 8 HATARII 5 6 B'war Cast (Capitol O 1695; SO 1695, Henry Manclnl (RCA Victor LSP 1459) 34 RONNIE ALDRICH AND HIS TWO PIANOS 37 34 ROY ORBISON'S GREATEST 9 ROSES ARE RED 19 (London SP 44018) HITS 33 Bobby Vinton (Epic BN 26020) (Monument M 4009 9 35 FOR THE NERO-MINDED 32 Peter Nero (RCA Victor >) 10 ROME ADVENTURE 10 LSP 2536) 35 • GEORGE CHAKIRIS 48 Film Track (Warner Bros WS 1458) (Capitol T 1750, ST 1750) 36 PIANOS IN PARADISE 42 13 Ferrante & Teicher 11 CAMELOT 11 (United Artists UAS 3230J 36 • WALK ON THE WILD SIDE 43 B'way Cast Soooettrock (Choteo A 4. AS 4/ (Columbia KOS-3021) 37 BABY ELEPHANT WALK 45 11 37 ©JAZZ SAMBA 44 Lawrence Welk (Dot DLP 25457) I 2 RAY CHARLES GREATEST Stan Getz (Verve V 84 17; V6 8417) HITS 17 (ABC Paramount ABCS 415) 38 STATE FAIR 35 16 38 ©PORTRAIT IN MUSIC 46 Soundtrack (Dot DLP 29011) 747) George Maharis i 3 THE BEST OF THE (Epic N 24021; BN 26021 KINGSTON the TRIO 13 39 wonderful world of 10 (Capitol ST 1705) THE BROTHERS GRIMM 49 39 ©A YOUNG MAN'S FANCY 47 Original Soundtrack (MGM S 1E3) Johnny Crawford (Del-Fi DFLP 1223; DFST 1223) 1 4 RAY ANTHONY PLAYS 40 JULIE WORRIED MIND 15 AND CAROL AT 19 (Capitol ST 1752) CARNEGIE HALL 41 40 ©THE GARLAND TOUCH 45 Julie Andrews & Carol Burnette Judy Garland (Capitol W 17 10; SW 17 10) (Columbia S 2240) 15 STRANGER ON THE SHORE 6 12 Mr. Acker Bilk (Atco SD 33-129) 179) 41 ©SINATRA SINGS OF LOVE 41 YOUNG WORLD 33 AND THINGS 39 Lawrence Welk (Dot DLP 25 428) Frank Smatro (Capitol W 1729; SW 1729) 14 16 BREAKFAST AT TIFFANY'S 14 Henry Moncinl (RCA Victor LSP 2362) 42 TONIGHT 34 42 ©FOR THE NERO MINDED 37 Ferrante 4 Teicher Peter Nero (United Artists UAS 3210) 27 (RCA Victor LPM 2536. LSP 2536) 17 MOON RIVER 12 Andy Williams (Columbia CS 8609) 43 EDDIE CANO AT PJ's 4 3 ©BOBBY VEE MEETS THE (Reprise R9 6030) 18 CRICKETS 38 18 NO STRINGS 16 (Liberty LRP 3228; LST 7228) B'way Cast (Capital SO 1695) 44 STEREO 35/mm 40 17 Enoch Light & Orch. 44 ©TWO OF US 42 19 SPAIN 20 (Command RS 826 SD) Robert Goulet Stanley Black (London SP 44016) (Columbia CL 1826; CS 8626) 15 4 5 S'CONTINENTAL 39 45 ©MUSIC MAN 50 20 THE SOUND OF MUSIC 22 Ray Conniff Orch. A Chorus B'way Cast (Columbia (Columbia CS 8576) B'way Cost (Capitol WAO 990; SWAO 990) KOS-2020)

46 ALL THE HITS 49 21 SOMETHING SPECIAL 24 46 COUNTDOWN-TIME IN Bobby Rydell (Comeo 1019) Kingston Trio (Capitol ST 1 OUTERSPACE 21 C 747) 50 Dove Brubeck Quartet (CS 8575)

47 ©AMERICAN WALTZES 28 BEYOND THE REEF 25 22 18 Mantovani r London LL 3760 PS 248) Earl Grant (Decca DL 74231) 47 ONCE UPON A TIME 44 Lettermen (Capitol ST 1727)

20 48 ©SWINGIN' SAFARI — 23 VINCENT EDWARDS SINGS 21 Billy Vaughn (Dot DLP 3458; DLP 25458) (Decca DL 74311) 46 CARNIVAL 47 B'way Cast (MGM SE 3946) 49 OLDIES BUT GOODIES VOL IV — Various Artists (Original Sound 5005) 24 SINATRA AND SWINGIN' 22 BRASS 31 49 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 46 Frank Sinatra (Reprise R9 Harry Belafonte (RCA Victor LPS 2449) 50 ©BUTTON DOWN MIND 100S) ON TV — 31 Bob Newhart 25 BASHIN' 30 50 SWINGIN' SAFARI i) (Warner Bros. WB 1467; WS 1467) hmmv Smith (Verve V6 7464) Billy Vaughn (Dot DLP 25458)

© Also available in Stereo •jr Also available in EP Cash Box ALBUM REVIEWS

POPULAR PICKS OF THE WEEK THEUMELITERS “FOLK MATINEE”—The Limeliters—RCA Vic- FOLK MATINEE tor LSP—2547 Masters of the tongue-in-cheek lyric, harmonious vocalizing, and good-time musical shenanigans, “RAMBLIN’ ROSE”—Nat King Cole—Capitol the Limeliters have made frequent trips to charts- ST 1793 ville and will probably repeat with this new offer- Nat King Cole should have one of his biggest al- ing on Victor. The trio comes on strong with this bum sellers in quite a while with top-drawer set of folk ditties filled with humor and good solid package tagged after his hot single of “Ramblin’ entertainment. The group is at their very best Rose.” The artist, who recently celebrated his with “Blue Mountain Lake,” “Die Gedanken Sind 25th anniversary in show biz, offers eleven pop- Frei,” and “Those Were The Days.” ular tunes in an easy-going country mood in addi-

tion to his biggie. Some fine tastes of Cole’s )

artistry are “Wolverton Mountain,” “He’ll Have - To Go” and “Twilight On The Trail.” Eye the “I LOVIN’ ’’—Don Gardner Dee disk for rapid sales acceptance. NEED YOUR & Ford—Fire FLP 105 Don Gardner and Dee Dee Ford, who are cur- T rently riding the charts with “I Need Your Lovin’,” come up with a polished set of r&b items “THINGS AND OTHER THINGS”—Bobby Darin on this power-packed disk from Fire. The duo dis- —Atco 33146 plays an authority-filled, feelingful sensitivity to Bobby Darin cashes in on the success of his big the blues on “Now It’s Too Late,” “Make The Girl chart-rider of “Things” to tag this session of Love Me” and “What A Thrill.” The package mostly self-penned items cut during his days with should develop into a best-seller in the r&b mar- Atco. The chanter’s wide-range vocal talents kets. carry him in good stead on eleven top-rung teen- 41 angled tracks such as “I’ll Be There,” “Lost Love” and “Nature Boy.” The disk seems destined to score heavily in the coin department. “THE BEST OF JERRY BUTLER”— Vee Jay VJLP 1048 Jerry Butler, a frequent chart-rider in the singles “SNAP YOUR FINGERS”—Joe Henderson— field, has gathered together some of his best past Todd 2701 efforts to be included in this set from Vee Jay. Joe Henderson tags his premiere album on Todd Best-sellers for the warbler were “Moon River,” after his recent biggie which climbed to the upper “For Your Precious Love,” “He Will Break Your reaches of chartdom. The tunes here have a legit Heart,” and “Find Another Girl.” The singer’s blues sound with a modulated background rhythm ready-made legion of followers should come out that makes for easy listening. In addition to his strongly for the disk. best-selling “Snap Your Fingers,” the songster includes his current “Big Love,” which could make it to hitsville. Other solid items are “Baby tingers Don’t Leave Me” and “You Can’t Lose.” A potent package for the chanter’s fans. “DANCING THEATER PARTY”—Lester Lanin T DO —Epic LN 24016 The popular supper club orkster serves up a “HIT AFTER HIT”—Gene McDaniels—Liberty tasteful platter of uptempo tunes from the Broad- LST-7258 way stage in this package from Epic geared for months The chanter has come up with an enviable array dancing. Lanin, who scored a few ago with his “Twistin’ In High Society,” could go the of hits in the past and this new release from same route with this latest offering. The maestro V* Liberty boasts a dozen of them in one package. the turn in very versions of All of the tunes have pulled plenty of coin includ- and boys danceable “The Sweetest Sounds,” “Make Someone Happy,” ing his current biggie, “Point Of No Return,” and “Once Upon A Time.” which is highlighted on this LP. The songster does a fine job with such goodies as “Tower Of Strength,” “Chip Chip,” and “A Hundred Pounds Of Clay.” McDaniels’ loyal fans should come out “I REMEMBER ”—Floyd in droves for the set. Cramer—RCA Victor LSP-2544 Floyd Cramer joins the host of entertainers who have drawn from the wealth of good songs writ- ten by the late Hank Williams. The composer’s “PARTY Claudine Clark—Chancellor LIGHTS”— tunes are not limited to performance by country 5029 artists as is evidenced by the many pop versions The songstress, who recently skyrocketed to the presently in existence. The 88’er, a best-seller in #> upper reaches of chartdom with her smash single, his own right, gives lilting and feelingful treat- uses it tag her on Chancellor. to premiere LP The ments of such standards as “Cold, Cold Heart,” young thrush has a solid vocal talent that carries “Jambalaya,” and “I’m So Lonesome I Could in stead these beat her good on uptempo, hard Cry.” Both Williams and Cramer fans will enjoy tunes which include the title tune, Birth- “Happy this fine album. day Baby,” “Freddy Blue Eyes,” and “Somebody Else Is In My Place.” The teen dance crowd should come out in hordes for the set.

“ANYTHING GOES”—Original Cast—Epic 13100 “PAUL LAVALLE & THE BAND OF AMERICA Epic’s “Footlight” series gets solidly underway PAUL LAVALLE * in BUM er Att'MCA ittM fgggg AHQPVWAY TO HOUVWftOP MARCH FROM BROADWAY TO HOLLY- with the cast album of the hit Off-B’way revival (litittffiiMH M. urn iuwn m mom uhmw iiii E4061 T WOOD”—MGM of the 1934 Cole Porter musical, whose great-as- 2im\Ymsoi x» Paul Lavalle, one of the country’s favorite band- it-was score (e.g. “I Get A Kick Out Of You,” f: masters, leads his Band of America through a “You’re The Top,” “Blow, Gabriel, Blow,” and the dozen delightful melodies from the Broadway title song) has been abbreviated to allow for the stage and the Hollywood sound stage, most of inclusion of material from other Porter shows which have already become standards. The tempo (e.g. “Friendship,” “It’s De-Lovely”). A modest is infectious as the tunes are highlighted by blar- ork-chorus serves as cozy, if a not informal back- ing brass and drums. “Seventy-Six Trombones,” A drop for the brisk singing of Eileen Rodgers, Hal “There’s No Business Like Show Business,” and Linden, Mickey Deems, Margery Gray and others. “Fascinating Rhythm” are especially effective in Classy book-type sleeve keynotes the deck’s must MGM’s 21 Channel Sound. V appearance on original-cast shelves.

“BY REQUEST”—Perry Como—RCA Victor “LUSH AND LOVELY”—Skitch Henderson — ,

LSP-2567 Columbia CS 8623 >. This beautifully packaged collection of “TV-Re- Skitch Henderson serves up a tasty dish of stand- 1 quest” tunes by Perry Como is certainly the best ards on this new outing for Columbia on which *

of his many albums. The singer, backed by the 88’er adds a new lustre to these tunes from I PERRY Mitchell Ayres and the Ray Charles Singers, filmdom. An ork with a sweeping string section i C( >M() turns in superb performances of “Maria,” “The provides soothing background for the pianist’s ' a j Sweetest Sounds,” “Once Upon A Time,” and keyboard artistry. Some easy listening bands , “I’ll Remember April.” The disk has enough built- here are “Love Your Magic Spell Is Everywhere,” in success ingredients to become a best-seller in “Angela Mia,” and the “Merry Widow Waltz.” LP short order. The chanter’s huge following will is a choice item for spinners and mood music 1 surely want to add this to their collections. buffs. • —

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“BAD BUT BEAUTIFUL”—Eartha Kitt—MGM E 4009 JAZZ PICKS OF THE WEEK The sultry songstress puts her own special trade- mark on a set of standards and newies perfectly suited to her somewhat sensual delivery. The “WHAT’S NEW?”—Sonnv Rollins—RCA Victor lark’s supper club sophistication and intimate LSP 2572 stylings come off well in such goodies as “All I Sonny Rollins, who has never been afraid to at- Want Is All There Is And Then Some,” “Love tempt something new, explores the complex For Sale,” “Diamonds Are A Girl’s Best Friend,” strains of the bossa-nova on this excellent Victor “Lola-Lola.” and Eartha’s loyal fans will want to set. Rollins has not compromised his distinctive have this one. style of playing but instead he launches full-blast into the Latin rhythms with a drive which comes from the music itself. Some outstanding tracks here include “If Ever I Would Leave You,” “Jun- goso” and “The Night Has A Thousand Eyes.” “SING A LITTLE SOMETHING”—Sholom Se- One of the best LP’s that Rollins has cut in quite cunda—Liberty LST 7254 a while. Sholem Secunda, who has earned a long string of laurels in the field of Jewish liturgical music, comes up with a first-rate, Yiddish sing-along on “THELONIOUS MONK, GREATEST HITS” — this LP outing from Liberty. Secunda’s classical Riverside 9421 approach is eloquently evidenced in impressive Thelonious Monk, whose artistry as a musician renditions of “Hava Nagilah,” “Flaker Feieril” and talents as a composer have made him one of and a delightful arrangement of “Tzena Tzena the most important names in the jazz world, Tzena Tzena.” A clever, eye-catching cover show- brings together on one disk six of his most widely ing a table of goodies should help spark sales. played compositions. The 88’er’s circle of admirers is growing steadily as his music gains in public acceptance. In addition to playing such fine num- bers as “Little Rootie Tootie,” “Ruby, My Dear,” and “Brilliant Corners,” the pianist includes “ “OFF HIS ROCKER”—Pat Buttram—Warner ’Round Midnight” with assists by Coltrane, Brothers WS 1455 Coleman Hawkins and Art Blakey. A must for Pat Buttram, who earned his reputation as Gene jazzophiles. Autry’s flick sidekick, gets the solo spotlight on this yoek-filled comedy LP from Warner e Brothers. Buttram’s delivery is slow and laconic and his material is in an extremely funny home- “WONDERLAND”—Charles Mingus — United spun vein. The laughman effectively aims his Artists Jazz UAJ 14005 satric guns at such diverse things as “Teen- Charles Mingus, who has long been regarded as agers,” “Etiquette” and “The High Cost Of Dy- one of the most versatile new-wave jazzmen, ing.” laughs to be here. Many had opens up his accomplished musical guns full-blast on this varied set which showcases his superb control and understanding of his instrument. Min- gus is aptly backed by John Handy on alto sax, “THE TEMPERANCE SEVEN”—Kapp KL 1287 Booker Ervin on tenor sax and Danny Richmond Kapp, who has had a significant success with trad on drums for the four top-drawer jazz tracks in efforts (via the Kenny Ball singles and albums), the album. The bassist eloquently rises to solo showcases another swingin’ British group on this challenges in his self-penned “Nostalgia In Times new danceable session. Tagged “The Temperance Square” and “I Can’t Get Started.” Powerful jazz Seven,” the crew offers a dozen instrumental and merchandise. vocal tracks in the lighthearted Dixieland style. There’s plenty of listening and terpsichorean en- joyment as the band dishes up attractive arrange- “I DON’T WORRY ABOUT A THING”—Mose ments of “Hard-Hearted Hannah,” “Black Bot- Allison—Atlantic 1389 tom” and “Home In Pasadena.” Loads of airplay The multi-talented Mose Allison, who functions potential here. with admirable effort as a pianist, composer and singer, kicks off his premiere LP on Atlantic with the album’s namesake, “I Don’t Worry About A Thing,” a self-penned blues item which he de- “GOLDEN REUNION IN RAGTIME”—Various livers with a distinctive, wry, lyrical blues style. Artists—Stereoddities C 1900 Although Allison receives a fine backing from Ragtime authority Bob Darch, who acts as the Addison Farmer on bass and Osie Johnson on emcee on the disk, comes up with a delightful, drums top kudos here are his alone. Smart tracks nostalgic package spotlighting the talents of on the set include “Let Me See” and “Stand By.” Eubie Blake, Joe Jordan and Charles Thompson, three of the greatest composers and pianists of the ragtime era playing their own compositions. The three artists, who had not seen each other in 50 years were brought together expressly for this CLASSICAL PICK OF THE WEEK disk. Jazzophiles as well as pop collectors will dig this fine session.

MOZART: Violin Concertos, Yehudi Menuhin, Bath Festival Chamber Orchestra—Angel 35745 “WALT DISNEY PRESENTS SONGS FROM Yehudi Menuhin directs his artistic and interpre- THE MICKEY MOUSE CLUB SERIALS” — tive skills to a pair of Mozart violin concertos, Various Artists—Disneyland DQ 1229 written when the composer was still a young man. Here’s a delightful kiddie package of some of the The celebrated virtuoso plays the No. 3 in G most popular tunes from the now-defunct “Mickey Major and the No. 5 in A Major, both of which Mouse Club” TV’er rendered with professional are soft, subtle, melodic, and devoid of the thun- artistry and polish by the crew from the show. derous bravado finales inherent in other violin with sensitivity Highlight of the set is a few tracks featuring the concertos. Menuhin executes them new famous teen lark Annette. The LP has and complete control. Disk is a first-rate classical enough built-in success ingredients to appeal to offering. a legion of youngsters.

“YAMEKRAW”—James P. Johnson—Folkways i FJ 2842 BEETHOVEN : Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Ber- lin Philharmonic Orchestra, Ferenc Fricsay The late James P. Johnson, who earned quite a Deutsche Grammaphon SLPM 138813 reputation as a composer of popular hits, also had Ludwig van Beethoven From the opening bars of the familiar and much a serious side as evidenced in this superb record- played Beethoven 5th to its dynamic finale, Ferenc i ing of “Yamekraw,” the first Negro rhapsody. Symphony No. 5 in C Minor Fricsay offers proof positive of top-flight inter- The work utilizes blues to eloquently express the pretive skills, and this superb version of the work -4 religious fervor and happy moods of the American his firm understanding of Beethoven. Negro. The composition, which has a subtle touch attests to The Berlin Philharmonic is brilliant as they of Gershwin, is rendered by the composer at the FERENC FRICSAY render the beautiful symphony under the profes- piano on this top-notch Folkways offering. The sional baton of the maestro. superior classical second side of the disk boats four tracks from A Perry Bradford. disk.

Cash Box—September 8, 1962 41 Bon Voyage CMA Sets Chi Meet Fontana Joins Smash 8 New Angel LP's Topped By 5-LP "St Matthews Passion" CHICAGO—The Board of Directors Division At Mercury and Officers of the Country Music As- CHICAGO—Mercury Records has HOLLYWOOD—Eight new Angel al- sociation will hold a two-day session added the Fontana Records label to bums, paced by a five-disk, boxed set at the Ascot House here concurrent its special products division under of Bach’s “St. Matthew Passion,” with the World’s Fair of Music and vice-president Charlie Fach. It will will be released nationally this week. Sound, Thurs. and Fri., Sept. 6 and 7. also back the division’s smash line Featured in the recording of the Important matters on the agenda with a powerful array of radio spot Bach work are Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, Christa include a wrap-up of plans for Coun- announcements and is releasing seven Ludwig, Peter Pears, Nicolai try Music Week (November 4-10) new albums on the Smash label. Gedda and Dietrich Fisher-Dieskau. and the Country Music Festival to be These new developments were an- Otto Klemperer conducts the Phil- held in Nashville this fall. Also on the nounced at the meeting of Smash dis- harmonia Orchestra. agenda will be the nomination of new tributors held Thurs. (30) at the Other new Angel offerings present board members and the proposal of Sahara Inn in nearby Schiller Park. albums by two European singers group insurance plans for CMA mem- Five new albums are being intro- who will make their debuts with bers. duced on the Fontana label, which the Met this fall, Rita Gorr and Other business matters to be con- was started in 1958 as a special label Regine Crespin. Miss Gorr, a mezzo- sidered are the discussion of a Coun- of Philips Phonographic Industries of soprano, is showcased in a perform- try Music show to be staged in New Holland. Also planned are the early ance of arias titled “The Operatic York City as a followup to the click release of singles on the label which World Of Rita Gorr,” with the Or- performance of a will feature artists and music from all chestre du Theatre National de cast at Carnegie Hall last November over the world. 1’Opera conducted by Andre Cluy- and the consideration of a suggestion The broad use of radio spots to ad- tens. “The Voice Of Wagner,” which that the Association hire an advertis- vertise the Smash albums was de- recently was awarded France’s Grand ing company to represent them. scribed by Fach as a program of Prix du Disque, is the first solo album NEW YORK—Mickey Addy (left), di- Final plans for the annual CMA “progress through exposure.” He said rector of eastern operations for Dot membershin meeting and fourth an- the drive will be the greatest satura- on Angel for Regine Crespin. Records, is pictured above bidding niversary banquet to be held in Nash- tion radio campaign the record indus- Klemperer and the Philharmonic goodbye to the label’s Billy Vaughn ville Nov. 8 and 9 respectively will be try has ever heard. are also spotlighted on another new aboard the S. S. Queen Mary. The laid. Matters approved by the Board, Smash distributors will air buy time Angel Sept, release, Mahler’s Sym- orkster will visit Paris, Amsterdam, such as nominations and group in- and provide scripts for local disk with soprano Copenhagen, Hamburg, Berlin, Rome surance, will be presented for a vote jockeys to use in leading in and out phony No. 4, Elizabeth and Switzerland. He will be the re- at the membership gathering. of the various selections. Schwarzkopf featured in the local cipient of gold records for his record- A luncheon honoring Chicago New Smash product includes passages of the fourth movement. ings and a solid gold tulip at the Tulip friends country music will kick off of Dickey Lee on “Patches,” named after Additionally, Klemperer conducts Festival in Amstei-dam. the CMA sessions Thurs. his hot single: “Green Onions And the French National Radio Orchestra All but one of the CMA’s eight Alley Cat” by Bill Justis; Si Zentner, officers and all but three of the 18 His Trombone and Orchestra on in a new David Oistrakh recording of directors have indicated they plan to “Swing Fever”; “Dancing At The the Brahms “Violin Concerto In D Taking Off! attend this key meeting. CMA’s legal Copa” by Carmen Canavo & His Major.” counsel, Richard H. Frank, and execu- Group with Mary Jane; “Don Helms’ Completing Angel’s Sept, issue are tive secretary, Jo Walker, will also be Steel Guitar Plays All-Time Favorites I’M A STUBBORN in attendance. of the Country Stars” and “Smash “The Art Of Leon Goosens”; Brahms Hits” and “Country Oldies But Symphony No. 1 with Carlo Maria Goodies” both featuring various art- Giulini conducting the Philharmonic ists. KIND OF FELLOW” Orchestra; and “Melodie Celebri,” a One-Man Show For The five new albums on Fontana Marvin will include famous European singer, collection of Neapolitan songs by Gaye Fisher At Winter Garden Nana Mouskouri, who will be intro- tenor Giuseppe di Stefano. Tomla 54068 duced on “The Girl From Greece Fisher is going NEW YORK—Eddie Sings.” Also in the initial release are to play the Winter Garden Theatre “Favorite Jewish Folk Songs” by TAMLA RECORDS in New York during Oct. The is first Tova-Ben-Tsvi and three albums by Delta Execs Make time in years that the famed Broad- 2648 W. Grand Blvd., Detroit, Mich. various artists, “Holiday In Switzer- Visit way house will present a one-man land” “The Music Of Bavaria” and Quick U.S. show. “Polkas & Waltzes Of Bohemia.” The singer will be presented seven NEW YORK—Hans I. Kellerman and A special 10 per cent discount is nights including Sundays, J. Duisterhof, di- a week being offered on all Smash and Fon- Marinus managing Busting Out! with one matinee performance a tana merchandise during September rectors of Delta Records in Amster- week, on Sat. He will be supported and October will be 100 per cent ex- dam, Holland, made a quick trip to by a number of other entertainers who changeable. will be announced later. New York last week (28-30). They “SWEET LITTLE Backing up the fall sales program, declared that their visit over a Called “Eddie Fisher At The Winter in addition to the radio campaign, will was Garden,” the engagement will be pre- be easel-backed covers, album cover matter that was too premature to dis- Proser in association sented by Monte books and a broad distribution of pro- cuss. SIXTEEN” with Fisher’s Ramrod Productions motional records. and will be staged by John Fearnley. Fisher has been clicking big in various nitery-hotel engagements, in- Grandaddy Csida Select Disk On Stamp Fad Jerry Lee Lewis cluding the Ambassador Hotel’s NEW YORK—Joe Csida became a Cocoanut Grove in Los Angeles; at grandfather for the first time when NEW YORK—The premium stamp Sun #379 the Desert Inn in Las Vegas and at his daughter, Carol, gave birth to a fad gets a disk ribbing in a new single boy, Gregory Martyn Rossiter, last Frank Sinatra’s Cal-Neva Lodge in from Select Records, the Joy label’s SUN RECORDS Lake Tahoe. week at Wesley Memorial Hospital Memphis, affiliate. Date is tagged “Stamps” by Tenn. The Winter Garden, now a legit in Chicago. Child weighed in at 6 theatre, was the showcase of many pounds. Andy Andrews. top names during the height of vaudeville, especially the late A1 Jol- Winsome Foursome son. Revolving Album Promo

(Her Name Is) SUZANNE RICHARD HAYMAN—MERCURY Promo For Pic CORRINE CORRINA Helps Cofpix Distrib PETE FOUNTAIN— CORAL ATLANTA—Bob Evanson of Hopkins BLACK AND TAN FANTASY Equipment Co., distributors for Col- DAVID ROSE—MGM pix Records, reports that several pro- ST. JAMES INFIRMARY motional gimmicks involving the film, FRANCES FAYE—BETHLEHEM “The Interns,” are beginning to pay off in sales on recordings of music MILLS MUSIC, INC. from the film. Prior to the public release of “The Interns,” Evanson arrange for special screenings. Working with the local BOBBY BLAND” Columbia Pictures representative, he SCOAES T*//C£T... got window display materials and spe- cial promotion pieces. These were set “YIELD NOT TO up in stores in advance of the film’s opening. TEMPTATION” The LP, “The Wildest Music From m DUKE 352 The Wildest Party Ever Filmed,” features music from the film and two “STORMY singles, “The Wild Party” by and “The Greatest Love,” by MONDAY” Walt Maddox. SAN FRANCISCO—KSFO Radio’s librarian Elma Greer and spinner Jack DUKE 355 Carney are shown above cutting up over a musical toy merry-go-round which 0 Since the picture’s opening, dealers was sent to the station by Columbia distrib promo man, Del Costello, to em- DUKE AND PEACOCK RECORDS, INC. reportedly have been flooding Evan- phasize the revolving LP, “Revolu- 2809 ERASTUS STREET HOUSTON 26. TEXAS bandstand feature of the new Les Brown * son with calls for all three items. tion In Sound.”

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Rack Merger Del-Fi Distributing 2 Coast Diskeries

NEW YORK—Del-Fi Records is now handling the national distribution of two labels, DRA and Joey, which are 5 » under the same ownership in Holly- wood. First sides being handled by Del-Fi are DRA’s “I Said No” by 1 Pat Clayton and Joey’s “Coin’ to the River” by Frankie Anthony. Both Little Joey and the Flips 2 diskeries retain their logos. J-268 Earl Glicken, Del-Fi’s sales head, 3 will acquaint distributors with the deal via his current road tour, which 4 will take him to New Orleans, Ala- bama, Balt.-Wash and Pittsburgh. On its own label, Del-Fi will team S Back To An Empty Room its star performer, Johnny Crawford, with his brother, recently inked Lee Caron Bobby J-267 6 to a seven year pact to the label, in a singles release called “Good Bud- 7 dies.” Johnny is currently getting big chart attention with a single, “Your LILIENFIELD & GOLDMAN 8 Nose is Gonna Grow,” and an LP, “A merger of Young Man’s Fancy.” 9 WASHINGTON, D.C.—The two major rack-jobber firms—Edge, Ltd., Washington, D.C., and Rak Dean Christie 10 Select 71S Sales, Inc., St. Louis Mo.—has been announced by the presidents of both 11 companies, Gerald S. Lilienfield of Associated Dist., Ind. Edge, Ltd., and Harold Goldman of 12 Rak Sales, Inc. Open 2 One-Stops Edge, Ltd., a publicly owned com- 13 will be the surviving firm in pany, INDIANAPOLIS — Associated Dis- the merger. According to Lilienfield, tributors, Inc., this city, distributor 14 Edge, Ltd., will have a sales volume for RCA Victor products, including in 1962 of million to $8 million. $5 disks, and 50 other labels, has opened 15 believes that 1968 sales Lilienfield also two specialized one-stops. They are will be substantially larger. Dealer One Stop, 210 South Meridian 16 With the completion of the merger, St., unde rthe management of Thomas Edge, Ltd., services approximate- now Whalen, and Coin Operator One Stop, 17 ly 3,000 retail accounts and employs 1661 West 16th St., guided by Mrs. 200 people. About 1450 outlets pre- Roberta Hunt. 18 viously served by Rak Sales, Inc., and Though located at the same address its affiliates in the St. Louis area and as Associated Distributors, Dealer One 19 Indiana will be added to a similar Stop is a complete separate operation The Jive Five number of outlets in Washington, from the distributorship, located on 20 D.C.; Columbus, Ohio; Norfolk, Va.; & Eugene Pitt another floor. Baltimore, Md.; Raleigh, N.C., and Coin Operator One Stop is located 21 Philadelphia Pa., under the expanded Beltone 2024 at J&J Distributors, local Seeburg Edge management. distributor. 22 Goldman, a former president of the National Association of Record Mer- 23 chandisers, has been appointed a vice president of Edge, Ltd., and elected to 24 the board of directors. Management at Rak Sales, Inc., will be retained by Coleman To Joy 25 Edge, Ltd., with Sanford Goldman continuing in the post of branch man- As Gen. Prof. Mgr. 26 ager. Edge, Ltd., was founded here five 27 NEW YORK—Vet music man Larry years ago by Lilienfield and Edward Coleman has joined the Joy Music M. Snider, now executive vice presi- and Drury Lane pubberies as general 28 dent. Rak Sales, Inc., founded by professional manager, it was an- Goldman, began operations at about nounced last week. 29 the same time. Both companies ex- Coleman, recently with E. B. Marks, panded rapidly until they became the will head-up the Joy operation and 30 largest record merchandisers in their develop new writing talent for the areas. firm. Coleman also expects to play The new firm has taken over the 31 an important role in furthering Joy’s disk dept, in the Wilmington Dry growing interest in the legit theatre 32 Goods Co. store, Wilmington, Del., and television. He plans trips to Holly- according to Lilienfield. The outlet, wood to oversee the firm’s flick and whose sales volume during the first 33 TV activities. year of operation is estimated at As a cleffer, Coleman has written $175,000, will be operated by Edge, such hits as “Ricochet” and “Chang- 34 Ltd. as a discount disk dept. Edge, ing Partners.” Ltd. has appointed Milton Pomerantz “MILLION SELLER HITS” 35 as manager of the store’s disk activi- Featuring: ties. Shirley Temple — 36 Glenn Miller — George Gershwin WB Adds 37 Golden Sing Along — Great Themes Vocal-Instrumental Group THE BEST BUY IN ALBUMS ANYWHERE 38 English Decca Exec In U.S. For Sales Awards BURBANK, CALIF.—John K. (Mike) 39 Maitland, president of Warner Bros. NEW YORK—In New York from Records, last week announced the 40 London to present silver disks to signing of The Four Saints, vocal- Johnny Tillotson of Cadence, Roy instrumental group. The Four Saints 41 Orbison of Monument and the Everly include singers John Howell, Bob Brothers of Warner Bros., on behalf Erickson, Jerry DuChene and Doug 42 of Disc Magazine is Bob Crabb, as- Evans. sistant to W. W. Townsley, commer- Reportedly in great demand by col- 43 cial Manager and a director of The leges and universities throughout the Decca Record Co., Ltd. of England, , The Four Saints came 44 which handles the artists’ labels in to the label through Bert Block’s In- A NEW SMASH! England. ternational Talent Associates, which 45 Silver disks are presented to artists also handles the booking for Peter, whose recordings have sold more than Paul and Mary. Impressed by the job 46 250,000 copies in Great Britain. that WB is doing in behalf of Peter, success that Eng- Paul and Mary, Block recommended ABIGAIL The international 47 lish Decca has had with American The Four Saints to Maitland, and recordings has been continuously they subsequently were signed to a Embers 48 growing. The possibility of Britain term recording contract. The entering the Common Market offers Their first release is scheduled for 49 markets of new and stimulating po- this fall. They are currently on a tour Empress 107 tential, English Decca feels. of colleges throughout the Midwest. 50 Crabb will be visiting New York, They have been selected by the Buick Nashville, Memphis, Los Angeles and Division of General Motors to perform ALMOR RECORDS San Francisco, and hopes to meet as concurrent with the introduction of 223 w 57th St NYC JU2-S7-T2 many record people as possible. the 1963 Buick. A Division of Countess International, Inc.

43 RCA Victor Streamlines New Victor Coast Headquarters Light To Bow Advertising & Promo Setup "Visual Sound" LP's NEW YORK—The advertising and Command Records’ promotion department at RCA Victor NEW YORK— Enoch Light seems to have a Records has been streamlined to new treat in store for “sound” fans. achieve a more effective overall per- His latest advance in 35mm mag- formance, it was announced last week netic film recording, called “visual by William I. Alexander, director of sound,” will be unveiled for the label’s advertising, promotion, press and in- eastern district distributors, sales- formation of the label. men and the press at a special pre- In the new organizational align- view party this week (6) at Fine ment, George L. Parkhill has been Recording Studios, Great Northern promoted to the position of manager, Hotel, this city. advertising and promotion. Parkhill, Light will preview three new al- who will now be responsible for both bums, including a Broadway musical, pop and Red Seal advertising and a pop tribute to a modern cleffer and promotion, was formerly in charge of a classical recording. similar activity in behalf of popular The Broadway musical is “Carou- product only. sel,” a new rendition of the Rodgers Paul Rubinstein, formerly a copy- & Hammerstein opus with Roberta writer in the advertising and promo- Peters and Alfred Drake. Miss Peters, tion, has been promoted to the posi- Ray Charles, Tony Mottola and other tion of Red Seal advertising and point Command artists will be present at the of sale manager. Together with Hank preview. Greer, manager, pop advertising and The party will also mark the first point of sale, and Mort Barnett, who anniversary of Command’s “Stereo has recently joined the firm as man- 35mm.” ager, pop and Red Seal promotion, Similar previews are set for the Mh Rubinstein reports to Parkhill. (Continued from page 6) Concord Hotel in Chicago (10) and 01 Don Burkhimer remains manager, the Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco W smaller studio, three control rooms, a glass. A second entrance, leading to advertising and promotion for RCA (ID- listening room, two re-recording the disk division, will face Ivar. and Victor tapes and serv- OU Camaden editing Maximum acoustical control in rooms, two cutting rooms, two the ices, and Margie Kuhn, manager, cata- Leroy Holmes To a rooms and a master test room. three clear-span recording studios will loging and proofreading, reporting to UA 9 Muller plans to lease portions of be provided by undulating walls, as Burkhimer. (Continued from page 6) i the top three floors to other tenants. well as alternated panels of reflective In the recently-created public af- In addition to his recording activi- I A parking garage accommodating 155 and absorptive materials. Light neu- fairs department, Herb Helman has ties, Holmes is a composer having - vehicles is planned for the third story. tral background hues, accented by been promoted to the position of The architectural design creates a primary colors, are planned for the manager, public affairs, and continues done a number of motion picture textured “floating tower” effect. A interior. C. Robert Farnsworth is to report to Alexander. Helman scores and the classic, with Martin’s precast system of window-walls project architect and Joseph retains supervision of the press and “The Mole,” which has been recorded horizontal and vertical solar protec- L. Amestoy is project designer. information department as acting on four occasions tion will be used for the upper six Several structures are being demol- manager. Reporting to Helman, as separate by James floors. ished at the Sunset-Ivar site, one of administrators of press and informa- and his orchestra. He has conducted The parking level, bounded by tex- the busiest corners in Southern Cali- tion are Elliot Horne and Stan for a number of major television net- fornia, to tured concrete, will separate the tower make way for the new RCA Walker. Copywriter Faith Crum- work musical shows including a series from the marble tiled studio floor. building. The company’s western packer rounds out the department. by the late Ernie Kovas, and with The Martin design also calls for a headquarters are presently located in dramatic Sunset Boulevard entrance the NBC Building at Sunset and Checker In U.K. his orchestra plays concerts and featuring a sheet of 30-foot-high Vine. dances at leading Eastern colleges in- NEW YORK—Chubby Checker has Princeton, departed for England where he will cluding such schools as play the major towns during a three Rutgers and other Ivy league insti- Patti To Columbia week personal appearance tour. The tutions. chanter, who is currently riding the (Continued from page 7) Holmes, Talmadge said, will head- charts with “Dancin’ Party,” will re- quarter at the New York offices of Kapralik said that her first session turn to the U.S. at the end of the 4 month for a recording session, and UA. He is now cutting his first album for Columbia would take place in Jan. will then go on to South America for for the label, which will feature the Rob Mersey the label’s eastern mu- personal appearance tour. another Leroy Holmes Singers. sical director, will produce her re- The addition of Holmes is a part of cordings. New Distribs For Ad-Lib the continuing program of expanding Patti Page has been a star disk Bob Gans, president of NEW YORK— the over-all operations of the A & R artist since her initial success, “Con- Ad-Lib Records Inc., has reported the department, including the addition of fess,” in 1948. Among her follow-up addition of several new distribs to the label’s list. The new distribs are recording artists and producers, Tal- hits over the years are such million or Rerto’s Sales Corp., Charlotte; M. B. madge stated. more sellers as “,” a Krupp Dist, El Paso; United Record 4 million seller, “Doggie in the Win- Dlst., Houston, All-South Distrib., Clicks Again Brothers, Maharis dow,” 3 million, “Changing Partners,” New Orleans, and Schwartz Washington, D.C. NEW YORK—Less than a month on “Allegheny Moon,” and “I Went To Gans set up the new distributor- release, Epic Records’ second George Your Wedding.” Her current click ships during a recent cross country Maharis’ LP, “Portrait in Music,” is “Boys Night Out,” from the pic of tour to promote the diskery’s new containing a framed portrait of the R&B label, Pop-Line. To date there star, has sold more than 60,000 copies, the same name in which she is fea- have been three releases on the new according to the label. LP is number THE hit single front tured. Pop-Line label. 38 on this week’s mono chart. < Besides her disk achievements, the SlbPTHEWoU? artist has made-the-grade in niteries, I To GET MMT off state fairs, TV and, more recently, The End Of A Date films. Her feature flick debut was as y a hymn singer in “Elmer Gantry.” Sung by the star of the show Born in Claremore, Oklahoma, early ANTHONY NEWLEY ambitions had directed her toward a

What Kind Of Fool Am I b/« career as a commercial artist. After Gonna Build A Mountain winning a scholarship in art at Tulsa University, she went to work for the 459546 Joxdox art department of a Tulsa radio sta- t’on. An emergency call from the sta- tion for a singer to replace the regular vocal'st on a fifteen minute musical show was filled by the artist, whose immediate success turned the young girl’s sights toward a singling career. Jack Rael, a professional mus’e'an f and band manager, heard her singing on the radio while resting in a Tuls -1 hotel room between sto~s with Jimmy Joys’ band. Rael tracked down Cm voice and soon convirc~d her and her

parents that she had star potential. I After six months of work in small theatres and nightclubs, she audi- successful engagement at Coned for Don McNeil of the Break- NEW YORK— Si Zentner’s band recently wound a Freedomland amusement park here. On hand for the orkster’s last performance fast Club. Her appearances on that were some of the people involved with the promotion of his disks. Shown (left A PRODUCT OF PREMIER ALBUMS. INC show soon led to a program of her own to right) are: Steve Harris, Malverne promo man, Liberty’s Jane Gibbs, 356 W. 40 ST., N. Y C. on CBS and a recording contract. Zentner, and Ted Fagan, the label’s New York promo exec.

44 Cash Box—September 8, 1962 Cadence LP Program NEW YORK — Cadence Records has Dorsey Ork CBS Label To Be Introduced announced an album deal. Program, which runs from Aug. 24 to Sept. 30, To Victor allows the distributor to receive 23 In Argentina, Brazil & Mexico albums when paying for 20. Distribu- NEW YORK The orchestra of the tor must buy 15 different mono titles — late Tommy Dorsey, now helmed by NEW YORK — The introduction of the CBS label would be introduced in plus 1 each of three new album re- Donahue, has been inked to CBS Records by Columbia Records is every major market leases. Latter includes two by Don Sam RCA of the world. In now underway in Argentina, Shirley Victor Records. Oufit will cut its first Brazil the United Kingdom and Erie, the and one by label prexy Archie and Mexico. Bleyer. LP for the label next month. Featured first CBS releases were issued in May, vocalist with the ork is Jeannie Earlier this year, Columbia Rec- utilizing repertoire produced by Co- Thomas. Tino Barzie, who was Dor- ords-U.S.A. announced that in 1962 lumbia Records-U.S.A. and marketed Judy Garland To Headline sey’s manager for a number of years, by Philips Phonographic Industries on is managing the aggregation, which the new CBS label. At Sahara In Las Vegas is currently making many p.a. en- Angie Records Bows The successful debut of the CBS LOS ANGELES Judy Garland, will gagements. label in the United Kingdom and Erie — NEW YORK—A new label will debut open at the Sahara Hotel in Las will be followed in Argentina, Brazil in headed by Bob Vegas on Sept. 18 for a three week and Mexico, where important locally Yorey and Ed Bishop. The diskery will engagement, and will perform for one ABC-Par Buys Master produced Latin American repertoire be titled Angie Records and will be show only each night. She has the op- as well as repertoire produced by Co- master on the Elmer located at 1650 Broadway, Suite 511. tion to hold-over for a fourth week. NEW YORK—A lumbia and Epic Records-U.S.A. will label, “Never Love Again” by Little Their first release will be “I’ll Kiss According to the singer’s managers, be marketed by Columbai Argentina Tommy The Elgins, has been trans- Your Teardrops Away” b/w “If You Freddie Fields and John Foreman, she & S.R.L., Columbia do Bi-asil, S.A. and Need Me I’ll Be There” by the Lad- will receive for her one-show-a-night ferred to ABC-Paramount Records for Discos Columbai de Mexico, wholly- immediate release. Master purchase dins. Angie Records will be distributed stand a salary equal to the top figure owned subsidiaries of Columbia Rec- nationally by Juggy Murray of Sue ever paid any was based on “heavy sales action,” ac- ords-U.S.A. Sahara headliner 'doing Records. 14 shows per week. cording to ABC-Par. Peter de Rougemont, veep of Latin The lark has just completed “The American operations for Columbia, Lonely Stage” in London, and also New Distribs For Century has also announced that the first re- had a starring role with Burt Lan- L.A. NARAS' New cordings in three track stereo have caster in “A Child Is Waiting.” PITTSBURGH — Century Records been completed in the newly con- Voting Members president Eddie Moschetti has ap- structed Buenos Aires studio—the LOS ANGELES—Van Alexander, Los pointed the following distributors to third major stereo recording center to handle its record line: Colpix LP Plan Angeles chapter president of NARAS, C & C Dist. Co. be created in Latin America by Co- of San Francisco; California Record the disk awards society, has an- lumbia Records-U.S.A. Large studios (Continued from page 6) Dist. of Angeles; Florida nounced the following new members Los Music that feature advanced recording tech- Sales, Inc., of Miami; M.S. Dist. Co. Attending the New York confer- in the active (voting) classification: niques are already operating in Mex- of Chicago; Enterprises ences, at the Summit Hotel, will be Connie Stevens, Charles Sagle, Rory Dale Inc. of ico City and Rio de Janeiro. the label’s distributors in Albany, Guy, Edward Kenney and Frank Capp. Boston; Craig Corp. of Seattle; Music Hawaii of Honolulu; Hopkins Equip- Balt., Boston, Buffalo, Newark, To- Also joining as associate members are Nelson Riddle ronto, Hartford, New York, Phila- Fred Martin, John K. Maitland and ment Co. of Atlanta; Alpha Dist. of To New York: and Metro Dist. delphia, Charlotte, Puerto Rico, Pitts- Howard Fox. Record Score New Flick burgh, Atlanta, Miami and Richmond. Corp. of Buffalo. At the Chicago meet, at the Con- NEW YORK — Paramount Pictures rad Hilton, will be distributors from Rusty On Tour Annual Folk Festival has announced that Nelson Riddle has Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Indi- been signed to compose the score for anapolis, Detroit, Milwaukee, Mem- NEW YORK—Rusty Warren, popular FARMVILLE, VA. — The Virginia “Paris When It Sizzles,” a technicolor attraction, begun a phis, Oklahoma City, Nashville, New supper club has Association, Inc., Vir- romantic comedy starring Audrey cross with three week Orleans, St. Louis and Minneapolis. country tour a ginia’s official voice of country music, Hepburn and William Holden. The Los Angeles gathering, which engagement at the Anaheim Bowl in has announced that the 16th Annual Currently being filmed in Paris, the will be held on a Columbia Pictures Anaheim, California. The comedienne, Festival will be held in Crewe, Vir- nicture is being directed by Richard whose LP’s have all been best-sellers, sound stage, will include distributors ginia, on Sunday, Sept. 9, beginning Quine from a screenplay by George will a during her Ana- from Los Angeles, San Francisco, Se- record new LP at 1 P.M., in an 8,000 seat capacity Axelrod. heim stint. attle, Denver, El Paso, Houston, Dal- tent. Riddle, who did the music for “Lo- las, Salt Lake City and Honolulu. Following this appearance, she will In addition to trophies and being lita,” is a veteran of films as well as Supporting the label’s LP program headline at clubs in Greensboro, North crowned State Champions, the winners 1 Carolina; D.C., Lake- TV and recording, and has arranged are 15 new albums for Sept., previous- Washington, will receive $530 in prize money. Lat- Detroit; Cincinnati, Mil- ly announced by the label. They in- wood, Ohio; est word from the festival committee special material for many leading art- and Chicago. clude dates by such top performers waukee is that a large turn-out is expected. ists. on the diskery as Jimmy Darren, Paul Peterson, Shelley Fabares and Nina Simone. NARM Mid-Year Meet (Continued from page 7) A Common Language Philips Consumer Contest St. Louis recently joined hands, with the emerging firm retaining the (Continued from page 6) Edge, Ltd tag. Another merger, was materials, including newspaper adver- between Gordon Sales of Seattle and tising mats, entry blanks in display Arizona Sundries. containers, direct mail pieces for use Since the organization’s meet in with customers, in-store and window Miami Beach last April, it has gained streamers, die-cut easel album covers six new rack-merchandiser members, and a publicity story for placement Becker noted. Three rack firms were with local newspapers. accepted as regular members (rack) at pre-meet gathering of , The new sales plan, called Philips NARM’s “Go” Program, offers 15 free LP’s board of directors. They are: Okla- with 100, a 13 per cent discount. homa News Co., Stanley White, R. Lou Simon, sales manager for Phil- Glenn White; Record Service Co. of Florida, Barry Taran, Mort Marks, ips, calls his new “Go” Program “one and Siebert News Agency, S. A. Sie- of the most extensive and effective bert. Becker said “it looks like more sales plans ever set up by a record will be joining in the near future.” label.” ' Albums in the new Philips release Close To Clifford include: “Ring Out, Oh Christmas”; “Christmas in the Old World”; “Sen- timental Journey,” Lookofsky Strings & Voices; “The Sensuous Strings of Robert Farnon”; “My Big Band’s NEW YORK—Nideo Shiraki, one of Japan’s top jazz drummers, was in the for short trip and decided to sit-in on an Art Blakey session which was Showing,” Francis Bay; “Emil Cole- States a being cut by Alan Douglas for United Artists. The above picture, which was the a man Lights Up Plaza”; “The taken at the Gotham offices of Yamaha Music, shows (left to right) Eddie Tikis”; “Boogie Woogie House Party,” White, Yamaha veep, Art Blakey, Douglas, Shiraki and Joey Rogers of NBC. Meade Lux Lewis; “Rendezvous In Paris,” Michael Legrand. “Doug Duke at the Organ”; “Elec- tronic Music,” The Electroniks; EXPRESS 711 “Dizzy on the French Riviera”; “More

. Golden Bluegrass Hits,” The Barrier Brothers; Mozart Symphony No. 40 (Jupiter) and Symphony No. 35 (Haffner), Concertgebouw Orchestra “LORRAINE” directed by Eugen Jochum; “Mous- sorgsky Songs and Dances of Death, NEW YORK—Chanter Mike Clifford, RICKY & THE VACELS Tchaikovsky Three Songs,” “Prokofiev who is currently making noise with Five Songs,” Galina Vishnevskaya; “Close To Cathy” on United Artists, is shown above sitting next to model “Kaleidoscope, Vol. 1,” by the and Cathy Doyle in the helicopter at Dist By: FARGO RECORDS, Box 656, Lynbrook L.I., N.Y. London Symphony Orchestra con- Freedomland as WINS spinner Paul ducted b" Charles Macherras. Sherman makes ready to take off.

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Opening $2 Million Flick Deal Deutche Grammaphon Releases "Grimm" 8 LP's For September New 45 Adapter For "No Strings" NEW YORK—Deutsche Gramma- From King NEW YORK—“No Strings,” the hit phon, which is distributed in this Richard Rodgers musical, is going to country by MGM, has announced the be filmed by Seven Arts Productions, release of eight new LP’s for the CINCINNATI King Records, Inc., — which paid more than $2 million for month of Sept. The new classical re- introduced, last week a new 45 the flick rights to the show. Terms of leases are: The “Graner Festival adapter made of plastic to the trade. the deal says that the flick cannot be Mass” by Franz Liszt with the Buda- The adapter is a small plastic part released before 1964. Performers have pest State Orchestra and Chorus con- which slips over the spindle on any not been cast, but it’s known that the ducted by Janos Ferencsik; The type of phonograph player so that effort will be shot on location in Paris. “Faust” Symphony and “Les Pre- the large center hole 45 RPM records In addition, Rodgers is expected to ludes” also by Liszt with the Berlin can be played without loss of fidelity, either revise some of the lyrics and/or Radio Symphony conducted by Fric- slippage or off center. write new songs. The show repre- say; “Songs of Greek Antiquity” by These Glide-Ons are specially sented Rodgers initial attempt as Schubert with vocalist Fischer- packaged onto an attractive display both the composer and lyricist of a Dieskau; A collection of lieder from card with 12 Glide-Ons per card, Broadway score. Brahms, Schumann, and Richard carrying a suggested retail price of 19 Strauss with Rita Streich; Highlights cents each. They’re offered to the from Weber’s “Freischuetz” with trade in three different pre-packs: 10 Eberhai’d Waechter, Irmgard See- which contain 120 Adapters sell cards Parker Label Debuts With fried, and Rita Streich; “Cello Con- to the dealer for $10.00; pre-pack #2 "Arabian Camel Walk" certo in B Minor” by Dvorak with the contains 18 cards with 216 Adapters Berlin Philharmonic and George Szell for $17.00; pre-pack #3 contains 28 NEW YORK—Parker Records, the conducting; “Sonatas and Fantasias” cards with 336 Adapters which sells HOLLYWOOD—Jesse Kaye (left), jazz label handled by MGM, has made of Mozart with Wilhelm Kempff; and to the dealer for $25.00. MGM Records veep in charge of west its debut in the pop field with the “Bartok Strings Quartets” with the King’s plan is for the King sales- the single “Arabian Camel Walk,” by Pat Hungarian String Quartet. coast operations recently awarded men, branches and distributors to Galo and the Hi Lads. The group was first copy of the label’s “The Wonder- place their orders directly with the discovered by the label’s musical di- factory in Cincinnati and all the ful World Of The Brothers Grimm” rector, Aubrey Mayhew, while they Adapter accessories will be shipped ASCAP Names Hawaiian Rep soundtrack album to Cinerama exec were doing a stint at Gotham’s Inter- prepaid to the dealers. Nicolas Reisini opening night at the national Nitery. NEW YORK—ASCAP sales manager Cinerama theater in Hollywood. An interesting aspect of the tune is J. M. Collins has announced the ap- the fact that it was intended to be pointment of Bruce B. Westfall of Twirl Whirls Again the ‘B’ side of the record. Mayhew Honolulu, Hawaii, as the society’s was impressed with the groups ver- representative in the 50th state. In PRI Expands DETROIT—Harry Balk and Irving sion of the tune “Toy Soldier’s this capacity he will have the re- Micahnik announced the reactivating Dream,” and asked them to cut it for sponsibility of handling ASCAP’s li- N.Y. Office Staff of their Twirl label, to be headquar- Parker. He then asked cleffer Mun- censing in the general entertainment tered at 20 W. Alexandrine, this city. dell Lowe to write something to fill field including hotels, restaurants and Larry Finley, Presi- NEW YORK— The outfit’s initial releases are Patti the other side. Mayhew was so pleased night clubs. dent of Precision Radiation Instru- Jerome’s “Lonely Little Mansion” and with Lowe’s “Arabian Camel Walk,” Previous to his position with the ments, Inc., parent firm of Tops and the Young Sisters’ “Casanova Brown,” that it became the ‘A’ side. society, Westfall was affiliated with divisions, has an- Hudson Records which is already showing up on the TV Station KGMB, operated by the nounced the opening of a new and ex- hit lists. Hawaiian Broadcasting Company as panded executive sales Office at 301 Balk, who’ll be handling A&R television director-announcer. As a re- East 47th Street, this city. duties, and Micahnik, who’ll be head- ARMADA Names Ackerman sult of this work, he is well known in because of Finley explained that ing up the sales and promotion de- Executive Secretary the entertainment field of the Islands. P R I’s “rapid growth in the custom partments, have had great success Westfall, a native of Kansas City, pressing field, we felt it necessary to with independent productions in the (Continued from page 7) Missouri, served three years as a enlarge our salesroom and sales past being associated with Del Shan- sergeant in the United States Marine 3) ARMADA envisages the crea- staff.” non, Johnny & the Hurricanes, Don & Corps, and has resided in Hawaii tion of an educational and mutual Finley said that John Melchior has Juan, Johnny Gibson, Maximilian and since his discharge. assistance program designed to h'fln Bobby & the Dream Girls among been made general manager of the maintain in business the existing others. re- eastern division at Belleville, New tail catalog dealer. This is considered In line with the expansion program Jersey; Helen Solomon will head the of prime importance in perpetuating- Ex Princeton "Triangular" negotiations are being completed for newly formed sales staff for custom the record industry. The ARMADA a large new building that will house Clefs "Kangaroo" Score records headquartered at P R I’s execs emphasized the importance of a complete recording studio with all plant at 5810 South Ave. teaching dealers how to merchandise Normandie of the latest multi-track recording NEW YORK—An original score and properly. In going- : in Los Angeles, Calif.; Basil Ziegler equipment. ahead w th this lyrics have been composed for a new has been appointed new sales man- educational plan, ARMADA hones to children’s record album by a Prince- ager of the newly formed Hudson Di- secure manufacturer participation. ton graduate, Clark Gesner, who vision; and Mel Fuhrman, who has 4) Work out realistic ouantitv al- helped create three “Triangle” shows, New Mercury LP Series been associated with PRI for six location of merchandise from manu- including the entire 1960 production. years, has been named sales super- (Continued from page facturer to distributor so as to mini- The LP, “A Musical Visit to Cap- 6) ”- visor for the Hudson and Tops Rec- mize the possibility of over surm 1 tain Kangaroo’s Treasure House,” ord divisions. Eckstine singing “Don’t Worry About and unrealistic sales pract’ces at the features the personalities from the Me”; “Singing The Blues” by Brook manufacturing ad distribution love 1 ® CBS TV’er, and a tune from the origi- Benton; “Let’s Dance To America’s Reasonable allocations, the ARMADA nal cast album will be aired for the Waltz Favorites” by David Carroll; execs stated, would discourage trans- first time on the Captain Kangaroo Joe Liggins doing “Honeydrioper” shipping, just as unreasonable allo- show of Aug. 31. “African Sounds” and Tak Shindo in cations—with extra discounts after Gesner came ut> with the idea for 1 YOU DON'T KNOW ME I “Far East Goes Western.” reaching a quota—encourages the the album while he was working on | RAY CHARLES ABC | Hill as a cue- i & Range Songs. Inc. 1 Many artists new to Mercury Rec- practice. “Bring back competition to the Captain Kangaroo show SHE'S produced I NOT YOU 1 ords are included in the card holder. The album was ELVIS PRESLEY RCA classical of- where it belongs,” it was stated. 1 | fering. Henryk by Dave Connell for release by Peter Elvis Presley Music. Inc. = Szeryng and the Lon- 5) Work closely with the Federal don Pan Records. JUST TELL HER JIM SAID HELLO Symphony do “Brahms Violin Trade Commission to legislate fair | ELVIS PRESLEY RCA i Concerto in D Major, Opus 77” and 5 Elvis Presley Music, Inc. i practices which will improve the sta- Janos Starker and the same great or- DON'T YOU BELIEVE IT 1 tus of the distributor. ANDY WILLIAMS chestra are heard doing “Dvorak Vi- | COLUMBIA 1 6) Appoint a committee of AR- i Dolfl Music, Inc. i olincello Concerto; Bruch Kol Nidrei.” execs and to he’n I FORGIVE ME I Also new on Mercury are Rafael MADA members BABS TINO I KAPP 1 Puyana on “The Golden Age of Harp- iron out complaints and problems in i Dolfl Music. Inc. i sichord Music”; Bachauer any market area. This would be es- I IT'S LOVE THAT REALLY COUNTS i and the = THE SHIRELLES SCEPTER I London Symphony in “Brahms Piano sentially a consultation and mediation i Plan Two Music, Inc. i Concerto No. 2” and Celedonio Ro- service. I YOUR LAST CHANCE I mero & His Sons in “The Royal Fam- 7) Establish a clearing hous° for i THE DOVELLS PARKWAY i ily Of The Spanish Guitar.” = Hill & Range Songs. Inc. = general business ideas via a bulletin I THREE FOOLS 1 In the “Curtain series Up” are to be sent bi-monthly to ARMADA i PATTI PAGE MERCURY I “Viennese Waltz Favorites” Antal E HIM & Range Songs. Inc. I Dorati; “Gershwin Favorites,” members. I WAITING FOR CHARLIE I How- at 1 JANE MORGAN KAPP I ard Hanson and Dorati; “Sousa Fa- In conclusion, executives present | Dolfl Music 1 vorites,” “Frederick Fennell; Orches- the meeting pointed out that AR- I I'LL NEVER BE LONELY AGAIN I tral March Favorites: Dorati Paul MADA will not become a crutch for 1 COLUMBIA | Paray and Fennell “Fennell Favor- 1 Alamo Music, Inc. | ites” by Fennell. bad distributors. All of its activities, I I JUST DON'T KNOW WHAT TO DO 1 while geared to the immediate task of i WITH MYSELF Eight albums are included in the i TOMMY HUNT SCEPTER Wing initial introduction of classical improving the distributor’s position, § Belinda (Canada) Ltd. recordings. I PICK A BALE O' COTTON They are Antal Dorati and must in the last analysis spell out to- the Minneapolis Symphony 1 JOHNNY CASH COLUMBIA dorng tal industry progress. | Johnny Cash Music, Inc. “Johann Strauss—Four Great Waltz- Present at the Chicago meeting, in 1 MY HEART CRIES FOR YOU es” as well as “Berloiz Symphonie | BEN E. KING ATCO Fantastique” and “Mendelssohn Sym- addition to president Amos Heilicher, = Ross Jungnicklc-Gladys Music. Inc. phony No. 4 Mozart executive vice- 1 DON'T CHA CRY — Symphony No. were John S. Kaplan, 40”. | BEAVER JERRY MATHERS ATLANTIC Paul Paray is featured on four president western division; James NEW YORK—Recently-inked Colum- = Hill & Range Songs, Inc. records with the Detroit Symphony wax artist Randy Sparks is shown YOU NEVER Martin, vice president mid-west di- bia I TALKED ABOUT ME Orchestra. “Beethoven recording session for DEL SHANNON BIGTOP Symphony No. above during the 1 6,” vision, and board members Jake | Home Folks Music, Inc. “Franck Symphony in D Minor,” new LP tagged “Presenting: The New “Brahms Symphony No. 4,” “Schu- Friedman of Atlanta, Carl Glaser of Christy Minstrels Under The Direc- HILL AND RANGE SONGS, INC. | mann Symphony No. 4—Liszt Les Buffalo and A1 Sherman of Los An- tion Of Randy Sparks.” The album | 1619 Broadway, New York, N. Y. “ Preludes,” and “Beethoven No. 7.” geles. was released this month.

46 Cash Box—September 8, 1962 MEXICO

To quicken the turn-over of its product, Toshiba Records will discard 1,071 Rafael Vazquez, who recorded with his wife Carmela Rey the song “La different waxes by Sept. 25. Retail sellers can exchange these products for any Herencia,” will receive big promotion from Spanish RCA. Rafael and Carmela disks (other than Oct. releases) they want of the same value. They include just completed their first LP together. They may soon fly to Madrid for some 55 stereo 12" albums, 366 mono 12" albums, 15 stereo 10" albums, 163 mono engagements. They are now performing on TV. 10" albums, 38 stereo 45 rpm’s and 434 45 rpm’s. Among them, only LP’s mono Vedette Ana Bertha Lepe is performing again at La Fuene’s night club. will later (Oct.) be placed on sale at a special price for customers in several The popular tropical combo La Sonora Santanera earned a trophy, big cities such as Tokyo, Osaka, Nagoya and others. Palenque de Palenques, in a long contest by Radio Feicidad with a big total of 2,973 votes against of 2,438 votes for Los Rebeldes del Rock, who took second Parisian Juliette Greco whose Japanese p.a. last Nov. was a big success, will place. Also figuring in this contest were Los Llopis, Virginia Lopez, Tribunos, initiate Victor’s brand-new series “Chanson Recital Series” under Philips tag. Los Carlos Campos, Paul Anka, Los Locos del Ritmo, Bill Halley, Fabricio, Los The one to be released in near future is her 12" stereo album titled “Juliette Teen Tops, Maria Eugenia Rubio, Los Panchos, Mardo Antonio Greco Recital,” which was recorded “live” at the ABC Theater, Paris. Muniz, Javier Solis, and Cesar Costa.

Victor’s second pressing plant is nearly complete near Yokohama (Yamato- Luis Adell, who was international manager of Orfeon Records, resigned his machi, Kanagawa Prefecture) and will start operating in Oct. Then the firm job, being replaced by Alejandro Siegrist, who also is general manager of this itself will be able to press around 1.2 million disks each month. The new factory label. From the same label, Hector Martinez Anaya now has the post as sales will only press 12" LP’s both in stereo and regular ciits with a possible manager. capacity for % million albums a month. Los Halcones del Valle, El Dueto de American and German Vila have re- leased a new song named “Adios A Marilyn (Goodbye To Marilyn),” dedi- First Russian-made stereo grooved disk will be released here by Shin-Sekai cated to the late Marilyn Monroe. Records on Oct. 5. The 12" stereo album is “Symphony #12 by Shostakovitch” “Wua-Wuatusi” one of the top American sellers, was recorded at RCA as recorded by Leningrad Phil, last Oct. Shin-Sekai, by the way, has 3 more studios in a Spanish version by Horacio Reni, who used to be a member of Los stereo cut masters in stock now and will release them one by one later. Sinners rock and roll group. A talent buyer, Art Friend Association, is now planning to bring jazz “El Pecador (The Sinner)” is the name of a new song trumpeter Miles Davis here next Jan. Incidentally, Columbia will release his which was recorded by Miguel Aceves Mejia for RCA in a folk style. This song is also available specially prepared albums (a pack of 2 LP’s (12") at $5.56), consisting of in rock and roll tempo by Alberto Vazquez. “Miles Tones” and “Kind Of Blue” with his sextet. The best seller now in Mexico City is “Ven Que Te Quiero” made by a new Dark Ducks, the male chorus for King Records, returned home last week vocal trio, Las Impala. It should soon be a national hit. Los Impala records after a long trip to Russia. for Musart Records, the same label where Bertha Dupuy has a new single, the old song “It’s Magic.” Six local disk firms (Columbia, Grammophone, King, Teichiku, Toshiba and Co-Ro Records will release the famous Mexican song “Tres Palabras (With- Victor) asked the dealers’ union, National Phonograph Records Retail Sellers out You)” and another old Mexican standard, “Destino” in Ray Conniff style. Association, recently not to be so “cruel” to those who wish to open disk retail Panamericana de Discos released under the Liberty mark the songs, “Smile” selling stores. proposal at a meeting with several top figures The was made and “Thirteenth Hour” with Timi Yuro. And on the Musart label, there’s the of the union in Tokyo. Manufacturers completed their “more production” set- Spanish version of Pat Boone’s “Speedy Gonzales.” ups this year hut they are confronted with a big difficulty nowadays in pushing Cash Box received post cards from Andy Russell, who’s now performing in their policies forward. In order to sell more disks, manufacturers want to have Barcelona. After that, Andy will go to Germany and by the first as many as retail stores in this country. Nevertheless, none can operate days of October will sing in Italy. From The Million Dollar in Los Angeles, greetings such stores without getting consent from NPRRSA but for a few regional from singer and actress Irma Dorantes; from Nicaragua a card from Chilean exceptions (at least up until now). Actually, only 22 stores (out of 193) were singer Fernando Bell, and from Venezuela word from Cuban singer Blanca given consent in the country as of the mid-July, 1962 according to the figure Rosa Gil, who records for Peerless Records. collected by manufacturers. Others were turned down. Then one of them whose hope for a disk store was rebuffed brought his complaint to the Fair Trade Mexican best seller, Javier Solis recorded a new EP which includes the songs Commission. The latter immediately started to work on the case as it ad- “Vagar Entre Sombras,” “Vendaval Sin Rumbo,” “Carabela” and “Esta Duda.” mitted the possible violation against the Anti-Monopoly Law. The union’s Young Mexican idol Enrique Guzman is very happy because he read in the stiff attitude against newcomers in the business is based on the belief that a Argentinian Cash Box column that his song “Munequita” is occupying a good new store decreases a total trade volume of the nearby retail seller already in place on the Best Sellers. operation. (those sell are And manufacturers who want to more) now ready In the next column, information about the “Fourth Mexican Jazz Festival,” enable handle retail sellers to newcomers their products as without any union’s which will begin Nov. 1. objections; this was the most important part of the proposal this time. They 10. will, of course, be recommended by diskeries to join the union. Otherwise, even diskeries are also sure to be charged with violations against the Anti-Trust Law. Union’s answer is expected to come during this month as of this writing. Mexico's Best Sellers 1,830 stores are now in operation as disk retail sellers against roughly 100 million population in this country. 1. Vagar Entre Sombras—Alvaro Zermeno (Orfeon). Javier Solis (Colum- bia). Emilio Galvez (Musart). Amalia Mendoza (RCA). Benny More (Mu- Stateside Records’ new representative, Toshiba, is putting Neil Sedaka’s sart). (EMMI). “Oh! Delilah/Neil’s Twist” on the mart Sept. 5 when the firm will first intro- 2. Edi Edi (Eddie, Eddie) Angelica Maria (Musart). (BRAMBILA). duce the Stateside catalog here in Japan. Another disk among the initial re- — leases are “Palisade Park/June, July And August” (Freddie Cannon), “Shake 3. Johnny El Enojon (Johnny Get Angry) —Angelica Maria (Musart). The Hand Of A Fool/Tragic Honeymoon” (Coddie Brennon), “Find A Little 4. Ven Que Te Quiero—Los Impala (Musart). Happiness/The Big House” (Jordan Wein) “Welcome To Heart/ & , Home My 5. Cuando Volveras (Ginny Came Late) —Paco Canedo (RCA). (BRAM- Our Favorite Melodies” (Galy Chris) and “I Love You (The Volumes) /Tunnel BILA) Of Love (John Mobrie).” 6. Dame Felicidad (Free Me) —Enrique Guzman (Columbia). 7. El Gran Tomas (Norman) —Mayte (RCA). Pablo Beltran Ruiz (RCA). (BRAMBILA). Japan's Sellers 8. Amor Sin Ley—Marco Antonio Muniz (RCA). Juan Mendoza (Peerless). Best 9. Aquellos Ojos Verdes—Ray Conniff (Columbia). Maria La Bandida—Jose Alfredo Jimenez (RCA). Lola Beltran (Peerless). INTERNATIONAL Antonio Aguilar (Musart). Charro Avitia (Orfeon). (EMMI).

1. The Young World/Ricky Nelson, Imperial; Keijiro Yamashita, Toshiba; For Caterina "San Francisco" In Canada The Six Joes, Victor:/Yamaha-JASRAC Roses 2. Blue Hawaii/Elvis Presley, Victor; Kaoru Minami, King; Masayuki Hori, King:/Folster 3. Mugmates/Yukari Itoh, King; Hisahiko lida, Columbia :/Yarnaha-JASRAC 4. A Steel Guitar And A Glass Of Wine/Paul Anka, Victor; The Three Fankies, Toshiba; Keijiro Yamashita, Toshiba :/Yamaha-JASRAC 5. Bungacha-Bushi/Saburo Kitajima, Columbia 6. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance/Gene Pitney, UA; George Oka, Vic- tor :/Tone-JASRAC 7. Johnny Loves Me/Shelley Fabares, Colpix:/Taiyo-JASRAC 8. Stranger On The Shore/Acker Bilk, UA; Laurence Welk, Dot:/Shinko- JASRAC 9. Follow That Dream/Elvis Presley, Victor: Aberbach-JASRAC 10. I Can’t Stop Loving You/Ray Charles, ABC-Paramount :/Tone-JASRAC

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1. Ohso/Hideo Murata, Columbia 2. Hoshikuzo-no Machi/Michiya Mihashi, King 3. Tohku-e Ikitai/Jerry Fujio, Toshiba TORONTO—Tony Bennett, who is curi'ently riding the charts with his 4. Samui Asa/Sayuri Yoshinaga, Victor MUNICH—Caterina Valente, sur- single and album of “I Left My Heart 5. Bungacha-Bushi/Saburo Kitajima, Columbia rounded by roses and wearing a broad In San Francisco,” recently received 6. Wakai-yatsu/Yukio Hashi, Victor smile, hit the top 20 in Germany with- an all-day musical tribute from CKFH 7. Wasurenai-sa/Kenji Kitahara, Columbia in two weeks after releasing her Ger- while he was appearing at the O’keefe of Center here. Shown (left to right) are 8. Tokyo Olympic Ondo/Yukio Hashi, Victor man version “Roses Are Red.” The roses, all 117 of them, were sent to Ron Hewat, a deejay on CKFH r the 9. Kyut-kyu Bushi/Keiko Matsuyama, Toshiba her by orkster Werner Muller for her chanter, and Columbia promo man 10. Ah, Seishun-ni Hana-yo Sake/Akira Matsushima, Victor first English TV spectacular. Charlie Camilleri.

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(Top 100 titles listed Alphabetically see card for artist and label credit) Anthony Newley, composer, part-author and star of “Stop The World I nt et left for America last Tvu^ jT° P week in readiness for the show’s 51 NO ONE WILL EVER KNOW 85 Philadelphia preview on Sept. 17. The musical, which has received heavy disk 1 (Milene—ASCAP) (Lowery— BMI) coverage from American artists, opens on Broadway Oct. 3rd. Already in the

CAT 25 ; States are female lead Anna ONLY LOVE CAN BREAK A HEART 79 Qualye and The Baker Twins. A Swedish produc- (Metorion— BMI) tion opens in Stockholm on Sept. 12 (Arch—ASCAP) 15th with Jan Mamsjo and Annd Sundquist NGIN' SAFARI in the leading roles. (Roosevelt—BMI) 35 TE OF HONEY 70 PAPA-OOM-MOW-MOW An international disk festival—on the lines of the Cannes film festival is (Beechwood—ASCAP) — (Songfest—ASCAP) being planned for July, 1963 at Brighton, Sussex. Organizing the event is PARTY LIGHTS 7 NDERFUL DREAM . 31 Barry Langford, PRO of Brighton Corporation (RamBed— BMI) and impresario Harold Davison (Travis & Written— BMI) PATCHES 19 is named as an interested participant. Record companies all over the world, 21 (Aldon— BMI) both major and independent, will be invited to send in their recorded entries from (Jobete— BMI) POINT OF NO RETURN 39 which some 280 judges, made up of 40 panels, will select the best in each ‘BIG LOVE 00 (Aldon— BMI) category—pop, classical, electronics etc. In all 22 awards are envisaged in- (Cramart BMI) ‘POPEYE (THE HITCHIKER) 96 cluding one for the ‘Best A&R Man.’ The Festival (which is subject to the 66 (Kalmann ASCAP) BOYS' NIGHT OUT approval of the Brighton Corporation Committee which sits on Sept. 17) is ASCAP) PUNISH HER 67 (Miller— planned to be a seven-day event with television coverage of the (January BMI) presentation. BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO . . . 6 — (Aldon—BMI) Following the success of the first release last Sept, of “Live With Love” BRING IT ON HOME TO ME 17 RAIN, RAIN GO AWAY 40 a series of sex educational talks by a well-known psychiatrist, Transatlantic (Kags— BMI) (Regent— BMI) Records this month issues Volume 2 and 3 and heavy advance orders have BROKEN HEART 64 RAMBLIN' ROSE 5 been received from educational and medical authorities. As with Volume 1 Music BMI) (Comet—ASCAP) (Marine — overseas distribution throughout the English speaking countries will follow REAP 53 WHAT YOU SOW almost immediately. Director told 26 (Arc— BMI) Nathan Joseph Cash Box that production for (Glenden—ASCAP) RINKY DINK 11 plans the future entails at least one album release a month which in the (Arc Cortez Minny— BMI) main will comprise popular recordings of a novel content. 16 ROSES ARE RED 24 In a recent column, both sides of Bryan Johnson’s new Decca disk “Show (Morty's—BMI) (Lyle Music—ASCAP) Me The Way” and “Duty Calls” were credited as being from Lionel Bart’s T YOU BELIEVE I 98 musical, “Blitz,” and published by Apollo Music. This is incorrect and “Show (Dolfi ASCAP) SEALED WITH A KISS 56 Me The Way To Your Heart” was, in fact, penned by D’Ammicco (composer YOU WORRY . 92 (Post—ASCAP) (Fast & Pete—BMI) SEND ME THE PILLOW of “Autumn Concerto”) and is published by Shapiro, Bernstein. Apologies to >U LOVE ME 41 YOU DREAM ON 14 all concerned. (Jobete— BMI) (Four Star Sales—BMI) Latest Board of Trade figures show that manufacturers’ sales of records in 54 SHAME ON ME 32 June were valued at £900,000 and five per cent less than in June 1961. Home (Western Hills, Lois, Saran—BMI) (Spanka— BMI) sales were 2 per cent less and export sales were 17 per cent less. Taking the SHERRY 1 first half of this year as a whole, home and export sales were 9 per cent and 99 (Bobob—ASCAP) 6 per cent higher respectively, than in the corresponding period last year. (Dolfi & Quartet—ASCAP) SHE'S NOT YOU 4 (Elvis Presley—BMl) Production of gramophone records in June was 20 per cent less than a year 63 SHEILA 2 earlier; output of 78 rpm records was 17 per cent less and 45 rpm 15 per cent (Acuff-Rose—BMI) (Eger, Nitetime—BMI) less. Production of 33 1/3 rpm’s has expanded strongly during the past year GLORY OF LOVE 88 ‘SILLY BOY 100 and despite a sharp fall in June to a rate of 30 per cent below the level of a (Letterman BMI) (Shapiro- Bernstein—ASCAP) year earlier, output in the first half of this year was per cent higher than SILVER THREADS 26 GREEN ONIONS 8 AND GOLDEN in the comparable period in 1961. Production of both 78 rpm and 45 rpm (East—BMI) NEEDLES 30 disks during the first half of this year was per cent less than in the corres- (Central Songs—BMI) 7 ponding months of 1961. 59 SOFTLY AS 1 LEAVE YOU 89 (Miller—ASCAP) (Metric—BMI) The Telstar satelite is making news in the record industry. Independent SO AND GO SEEK 91 WHAT 68 producer Joe Meek has penned a number entitled “Telstar” for a new instru- (Florentine BMI) (Jec—BMI) r mental group The Tornados released on the Decca label. The Tornados have GULLY BABY 43 SPEEDY GONZALES 61 (Kalmann—ASCAP) (Budd—ASCAP) been backing singing star Billy Fury during his summer season at Great ‘STOP THE MUSIC 90 Yarmouth. (Vee-Ve BMI) 95 Making their fourth visit to this country the popular Danish group, Papa (Acuff-Rose BMI) STOP THE WEDDING 22 (Figure— BMI) Bue and his Viking Jazzband arrive here on September 22nd for a three-week IF I DIDN'T HAVE DIME 83 A STRIPPER nation wide tour. (January— BMI) 72 (David Rose—ASCAP) IF I HAD A HAMMER 45 The United Artists catalog previously issued here through EMI on the (Ludlow BMI) SUMMER PLACE, THEME 76 — HMV label now has its own label. First release under its own identity will *1 JUST DON'T KNOW WHAT (Witmark & Sons—ASCAP) SURFIN' SAFARI 36 comprise four LP’s by Ferrant and Teicher, The Highwaymen, A1 Caiola and TO DO WITH MYSELF 97 (Guild—ASCAP) Charles Mingus. (Belinda Canada Ltd. CAPAC & ‘SWEET SIXTEEN BARS Quartet ASCAP) 94 interest centered (Progressive BMI) The 29th Radio Show opened in London recently with the I KEEP FORGETTIN' 62 SWISS MAID around television. Sets with the new 625 line definition were on show and color (Trio— BMI) 80 (Tree—BMI) TV was demonstrated with an excerpt from the film “Porgy And Bess,” which I LEFT MY HEART IN is due to be premiered here on Oct. 2. SAN FRANCISCO 71 TEEN (General—ASCAP) AGE IDOL 13 (Nelson—ASCAP) After its summer rest ATV’s “Sunday Night At The London Palladium” I LOVE YOU THE WAY YOU ARE . 46 Shirley THERE IS NO GREATER returns to the screens on Sept. 17th. The format remains the same and (Tobi Ann— BMI) LOVE 77 (Isham Jones—ASCAP) Bassey has been booked to top the bill on the first show. Frankie Vaughan (I'm The Girl) FROM WOLVERTON THINGS 34 stars on Sept. 24. “Broadway Goes Latin” featuring Edmundo Ros and his MOUNTAIN 37 (Adaris—BMI) Orchestra starts its 39-week run on Sept. 29. Many international stars will (Painted Desert— BMI) TOO LATE TO IT WORRY 81 guest in the series including The Platters and Tito Puente. MIGHT AS WELL RAIN (American— BMI) UNTIL SEPTEMBER 55 'TIL DEATH DO US PART 49 Bron Music published the American hit “Party Lights” and the original re- (Aldon—BMI) (Karolyn—ASCAP) cording by Claudine Clark is issued here on Pye International. Two British I REMEMBER YOU 60 ‘TORTURE 78 versions have also been waxed by Jackie Lee on Oriole and 10-year-old (ASCAP) (Acuff-Rose BMI) Stephen Sinclair on HMV. Stephen must be among the youngest disk stars TWIST AND SHOUT 33 JUST TELL ever. HER JIM SAID HELLO . 69 (Mellin—BMI) (Elvis Presley—BMI) Sue Lyon, who portrays Lolita in the film of the same name, is to attend the VACATION 18 London premiere of the film here on Sept. 6th. The original soundtrack 94 (Merna— MGM BMI) rush-released by MGM. (Various) VENUS IN BLUE JEANS 29 recording is being ( A 1 d o n— BMI) “It’ll Be Me” is the title of the new Cliff Richard disk released on Columbia 23 and published by Aberbach Music. First EP release on the Stateside label com- (Rondel & Sherman—ASCAP) WAH-WATUSI .52 prises disks by B. Bumble And The Stingers, Freddy Cannon and Cowboy LIE TO ME (Kolmann-Lowe—ASCAP) (Ben Day— BMI) Copas. WHAT KIND OF FOOL AM I 73 ‘LITTLE BLACK BOOK 75 (Ludlow—BMI) of Nevins Kirshner Associates, currently handling the No. 1 (Plainview BMI) Noel Rogers WHAT KIND OF LOVE IS THIS . . 38 label LITTLE American hit “Loco-Motion” by Little Eva, released here on the London DIANE 48 (Planetary, Doris Gee—ASCAP) is also very happy to have “It Might As Well Rain Until September” by Carol (Disol—ASCAP) WHAT'S A MATTER BABY 15 here by Decca. This is Carol King’s first LOCO-MOTION 3 (Eden—BMI) King, which is being rush released (Aldon— BMI) WHAT'S GONNA HAPPEN WHEN record as a vocalist but she is well-known—with husband Jerry Goffin as a LOLLIPOPS AND ROSES 86 SUMMER'S GONE songwriter of many hits. (Garland ASCAP) 84 — (Roosevelt BMI) “ LOOKING — CBS issued double-album Ray Conniff pack comprising ’S Marvelous” and FOR A LOVE 82 WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN 58 (Kags—BMI) “ Wonderful” retailing at 39 /8d ($5.55). A double album pack is also issued (Painted Desert—BMI) ’S LONG AS THE ROSE IS RED 74 by Fontana at the same price “Dance Along” by Tommy Kinsman. Other re- (Lyle—ASCAP) on CBS; YIELD NOT TO TEMPTATION 50 leases from Philips include a new Dave Brubeck single “Countdown” LOVE I ME AS LOVE YOU 87 (Don Johnny Hallyday (Philips) and “Afraid Of —BM I “Caravan Of Lonely Men” by (Marielle—BMI) YOU BEAT ME TO THE PUNCH ... 20 Love” by Allan Bruce and “Africa” by Jorgen Ingmann—both on Fontana. (Jobete—BMI) season at Great MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF ... 44 YOU BELONG TO ME 9 Singing star Karl Denver, who is appearing in summer (Famous—ASCAP) (Ridgeway— BMI) Yarmouth, recently crashed his Lotus sports car and is in a hospital suffering MONSTER MASH 57 YOU DON'T KNOW ME 10 from concussion and a fractured jaw. (Garpax & Capizzi—BMI) (Hill & Range— BMI) Acker Bilk and his Paramount MR. IN-BETWEEN 47 YOU'LL LOSE A GOOD THING ... 42 “Band Of Thieves,” the film starring Mr. (Pamper—BMI) (Crazy Cajun & Jamie—BMI) Jazz Band now on release features nine numbers all composed by Acker Bilk MR. SONGWRITER 65 YOUR NOSE IS GONNA GROW ... 27 and EMI A&R manager Norrie Paramor. Incidentally, Norrie Paramor has a (Gil—BMI) (Moravilla—BMI) small part in the film playing—yes, you’ve guessed it—an A&R Man! One of the numbers “Lonely” is being released as a single by Columbia on Sept. 21 entitled Of Thieves.” Complete film score ‘Asterisk indicates first appearance on Top 100 and there is a six-track EP “Band is published by Filmusic.

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> V ^^^t<^HOLLAND/ BELGIUM i Bovema’s His Master’s Voice-label currently pushing Dion’s latest single “Little Diana,” which had a high position on the U.S. charts. Special window- displays are distributed to all Dutch dealers. y Robert Cogoi’s top hit “Si Un Jour” (If One Day) and “Si Je T’ai Fait De Bovema’s Columbia-label paying attention to the latest releases of popular La Peine” (If I Did You Wrong) is becoming very popular in France. Since George Maharis with “Teach Me Tonight” and Jimmy Dean’s “Steel Man.” demands were so big, a single record was released there, although the market Bovema feels the market today is ready for new names in the pop field. is especially directed to the EP. Beginning of September, an EP with these Another Connie Francis hit is expected to become a hot seller on Bovema’s two titles and “Pardonnez-Moi, Seigneur” (Pardon Me, Lord) and “Donne-Moi MGM-list. It’s “Vacation,” a number which has been featured at the popular Ta Jeunesse” (Give Me Your Youth) will be launched in France, supported by teenager-TV-panel “Top Of Flop.” a special promotion campaign via Radio Luxembourg. Bovema’s Warner Bros, label expects a lot of buyers’ demand for the Everly The Trio Cassiman, who did so well with their Negro-Spiritual repertoire, Brothers’ new LP-album “Golden Hits Of The Everly Brothers,” which will be just recorded 4 other titles which came out beautifully: “Shadrack,” “Little on the Dutch market at press time. David Play Your Harp,” “Nobody Knows” and “I Got A Robe.” Imperial-Holland has a new Dutch singer of Italian songs in the charts: Soeur Sourire, the little Dominican Sister, was in the Philips-studios to Bruno Martino, whose first release is a Dutch version of the popular prize A record eight of her songs in Dutch and specialists in this repertoire predict a winner “Quando Quando.” This label’s American repertoire also promotes Rick r reaction as revolutionary in the Dutch speaking regions as Soeur Sourire pro- Nelson’s “Teenage Idol,” which will please the many Nelson fans in this voked in the French territory. Promavera S. A. the publishing firm which country. handles Soeur Sourire’s repertoire, announced that these copyrights have been Gene McDaniels and Timi Yuro are sharing honors on Bovema’s Liberty- placed in Canada, France, Spain, Italy, Greece, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, label. McDaniels, appearing in the forthcoming motion picture “It’s Trad Dad,” * Holland and the transaction with the U.S.A. will soon be established. is stepping in the frontline with his “Point Of No Return.” Timi Yuro does a Gerhard Wendland, the German best seller is still on the top with his “Tanze tremendous job on “What’s Matter, Baby.” A Mit Mir In Den Morgen” and “Schau Mir Noch Einmal In Die Augen.” Fast climbing instrumental hit, “A Swingin’ Safari” by Billy Vaughn on the London label, coupled with “Summertime,” was released in Holland in the middle of August. R. Klaassen, L. C. Phonogram’s sales manager, told Cash Box that Vaughn, in the company of Jim Bailey (Dot) and Marcel Stelman (Decca), will visit Holland for a couple of days at the end of August and be- Holland's Best Sellers ginning of September. It’s Vaughn’s intention to take part in L. C. Phono- gram’s Dealers Day Sept. 3rd. The Rocking version of Gus Arnheim’s “Sweet And Lovely” by The Allisons 1. Brandend Zand/Heisser Sand (Anneke Gronloh/Philips, Mina/Polydor) 10. was released on the Fontana label in Holland. “A tremendous recording with (Benelux Music Weert). a very good chance on our pop market,” Otto Vriezenberg of L. C. Phonogram 2. I Can’t Stop Loving You (Ray Charles/ABC Par.) (Acuff-Rose Music remarked. The hit is coupled with the ballad, “Sugar Love.” Benelux/Brussels) Surprising Little Eva’s “Loco-Motion” on the London label, high up in the 3. Do You Want To Dance (Cliff Richard/Columbia) (Les Ed. Int. Basart/ hit parades of America, could become a Dutch top-hit as well. “Although Amsterdam). slower than the twist, the Loco-Motion has a lot of possibilities to start a new 4. Janus Pak Me Nog Een Keer (Paula/Artone, Ria Valk/Fontana) (Uitge- dance craze,” John Ros of Dutch Decca-London says. verij Joop Portengen/Haarlem). P Clyde McPhatter’s “Lover Please” for the Mercury label was released as an 5. Marching Along With The Blue Diamonds (Blue Diamonds/Decca). EP in Holland, together with three other rockin’ successes: “Money Honey,” 6. Good Luck Charm (Elvis Presley/RCA) (Belinda/Amsterdam). “Don’t2. Let Go” and “Little Bitty Pretty One.” 7. Ginny Come Lately (Brian Hyland/Artone) (Uitgeverij Joop Portengen/ A most interesting jazz LP on the Fontana-label, entitled “Midnight Ses- Haarlem). sion,” is a re-release of the once very popular Gerry Mulligan recordings with 8. Speedy Gonzales (Pat Boone/London) (Metro Muziek/Amsterdam). Lee Konitz and Chet Baker. They are the Hollywood recordings from the 9. Like I Do (Nancy Sinatra/Reprise) (Top Music Altona/Amsterdam). middle Fifties, with arrangements of “Lady Be Good,” “Lover Man” and Roses Are Red (Padre Twins/Artone, Bobby Vinton/Columbia) (Les Ed. “Sextet.” “Despite the gradual fading away of the West Coast style in the last Int. Basart/Amsterdam). few years,” Otto Vriezenberg of L. C. Phonogram remarked, “the general in- K terest for this charming and graceful jazz music has actually never ceased; this new album presentation will certainly find a good deal of customers.” Delta’s Hans I Kellerman reported very fine sales results over the last weeks of August. “August has even been better for us than November or Belgium's Best Sellers < December last year. It is a most promising start for the new season,” he said. Eydie Gorme’s “Yes My Darling Daughter,” in Benelux released under the (FLEMISH) Delta label, had a fine welcome in the record trade. It sold fast, from the very < first day of release. Edwin Rutten’s LP, “Takin’ A Chance On Edwin,” another 1. I Can’t Stop Loving You (Ray Charles/ABC Paramount) (Acuff-Rose Delta trump card. Sales during the first few weeks after release has been Music Benelux/Brussels). exceptionally high for a jazz LP. 2. Speedy Gonzales (Pat Boone/Dot). Delta directors Mr. Kellerman and Mrs. Duisterhof flew to New York for a 3. A Steel Guitar And A Glass Of Wine (Paul Anka/RCA) ( Spanka/Brus- A short business visit. sels). 4. Caterina (Perry Como/RCA, Bobbejaan Schoepen/Decca) (Class Music/ Antwerp). Great Britain' Best Sellers 5. Quando Quando Quando (Pat Boone/Dot) (Ed. Bens/Brussels). 6. Do You Want To Dance (Cliff Richard/Columbia) (Mellin/Brussels). ^ 1. Speedy Gonzales — Pat Boone 11. Don’t Ever Change—The Crickets 7. Zwei Kleine Italiener (Conny/Electrola) (Frankie Music/Antwerp). (London) (Macmelodies—Budd) (Liberty) (Aldon) 8. Good Luck Charm (Elvis Presley/RCA) (Belinda/Brussels). I Remember You—Frank Ifield 12. Little Miss Lonely—Helen Shapiro 9. Madison Go (James Curtis/Decca). (Columbia) (Famous—Chappell) (Columbia) (Lorna) 16. Chariot (Petula Clark/Vogue). k Le v 3. Roses Are Red—Ronnie Carroll 13. A Picture Of You—Joe Brown (Philips) (Leeds) (Piccadilly) (Michael Reine) 4. Guitar Tango—The Shadows (Co- 14. She’s Not You—Elvis Presley lumbia) (Mills) (RCA) (Elvis Presley Music) » 5. Sealed With A Kiss Brian Hy- 15. Ballad Of Paladin Duane Eddy # — — land (HMV) (Famous—Chappell) (RCA) (Essex) Bilk Wails In Flick 6. Things—Bobby Darin (London) 16. Roses Are Red—Bobby Vinton (Burton) (CBS) (Leeds) 7. Once Upon A Dream—Billy Fury 17. So Do I—Kenny Ball (Pye) (Decca) (Filmusic) (Peter Maurice) 8. I Can’t Stop Loving You—Ray 18. Vacation—Connie Francis (MGM) 10. Charles (HMV) (Acuff-Rose) (Leeds) * 9. Breaking Up Is Hard To Do—Neil 19. Pick A Bale Of Cotton—Lonnie Sedaka (RCA) (Aldon) Donegan (Pye) (Essex) 'f 16. Let There Be Love—Nat King 20. Main Title Theme—Jet Harris Cole (Capitol) (Chappell) (Decca) (Victoria) Great Britain's Great Britain's

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4 1. West Side Story—Soundtrack 1. Follow That Dream—Elvis Pres- (Philips) ley (RCA) 2. Play It Cool Billy (Decca) ) 2. Pot Luck—Elvis Presley (RCA) — Fury 3. The Shadows To The Fore The 3. Black & White Minstrel Show — A (George Mitchell) (HMV) Shadows (Columbia) 4. Black & White Minstrel Show No. 4. Blue Hawaii — Elvis Presley 1—George Mitchell (HMV) (RCA) y 5. Hits From The Young Ones—Cliff 5. South Pacific—Soundtrack (RCA) Richard (Columbia) < 6. The Shadows—The Shadows (Co- 6. King Of Twist—Chubby Checker lumbia) (Columbia) 7. Helen’s 7. Blitz-—-Original Cast (HMV) Hit Parade—Helen Sha- piro (Columbia) 8. It’s Trad Dad Soundtrack (Co- — 8. Four Hits And A Mister Acker lumbia) — Bilk (Columbia) 9. Sinatra And Strings—Frank Sin- 9. The Shadows—The Shadows (Co- LONDON—Mr. Acker Bilk, whose recent disk successes have made him an in- atra (Reprise) lumbia) ternational favorite, is shown above in a scene from the soon-to-be-released Golden Age Of Donegan—Lonnie 10. Spotlight On The Shadows—The flick, “Band Of Thieves.” The artist features “Lonely” in the film. British Donegan (Golden Guinea (Pye) Shadows (Columbia) Columbia will release the tune shortly as a single.

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DENMARK Roy Farr of the Essex Music group and John Sturman of EMI in Australia were recent visitors to the Cash Box office. Both were visiting business as- in Denmark) has released the Hede Nielsen’s Fabrikker A S (RCA Victor sociates in Melbourne in preparation for the forthcoming spring and summer first numbers on the German labels Tempo and Osca, recently obtained for sales campaigns. . . . Spring begins officially in Australia on Sept. 1. in start with seven singles on each of the two release Denmark. The was made Bobby Vinton is again in the top spot on our chart this week with his Coro- Eddy Arnold’s Little Heartache” and “After labels. Released on Victor were “A net label single of “Roses Are Red.” England’s number one boy, Cliff Richard, EP’s. Loving You,” and four new has two disks on the list of best-sellers—“Do You Want To Dance” has been Borje Ekberg of Metronome headquartered in Stockholm, made a quick visit a solid chart rider for several weeks and his new entry is “The Young Ones,” to the Copenhagen office on his way to Munich and Berlin, where he planned the title tune for his movie. These two disks—along with “I Remember You” German recordings with Metronome’s Swedish artists. by Frank Ifield and Mike Same’s “Come Outside”—give England a strong Coming up strongly in Denmark is Brian Hyland’s “Ginny Come Lately,” representation among our hot singles at the moment. this week holding the 7th spot on the charts. Sid Parnes of Dominion Music is due in Australia soon to visit with his local associates the Leeds Jack Argent. Sir Joseph Lockwood, chairman of EMI, England, visited Denmark on his Music group headed by Sven Libaek, recently appointed Manager of Australia Record Com- European round-trip. A&R pany, is back from a recent visit to the United States. During the trip, Sven NORWAY spent some time at Columbia’s New York offices and attending several record- ing sessions including one by Miles Davies. While in New York, Sven worked Japanese recording artist Kyu Satamoto (EMI) visited Oslo on this trip to closely with Columbia’s A&R people in both sessions and tape editing and Europe. He was engaged for a TV show by NRK-TV, and the result was very studied the latest equipment and techniques of using it. good, Rolf Syversen of Norway said, and NRK-TV was very happy that it was The Philips single of “Silver Threads And Golden Needles” by The Spring- successful in having him appear in the show. fields is starting to make sales noise here and could probably become a chart The German song, “No Bier, No Wein, No Schnaps” (No Beer, No Wine, No item before long. A new album release from Philips is “Close-Up In Swing” Schnaps), published by Multitone in Scandinavia, is doing very well in Nor- by Erroll Garner which is issued in both mono and stereo. way. A recording with Jack Dailey, American-born singer, appears number 10 W&G Records reports encouraging sales with “Orange Blossom Special” by on the charts this week. He is singing in Norwegian. This record was wrongly The Spotnicks—it is now beginning to get some chart action. Also on W&G is listed as a Triola release last week. It is on the Viking label. the English artist Col James with “Doesn’t Anybody Make Short Movies Any- Publisher representation in Australia is with Leeds Music Pty. Ltd. Growing very big here is “Roses Are Red” with Bobby Vinton on Columbia, more.” for both titles. this week moving from the 12th to fifth spot, and it looks like the coming sen- “June In Junee” is the side of Lucky Starr’s new single, which has just sation all over Scandinavia. Norwegian publisher is Musikk-Huset A/S. Also “A” been issued on the Festival label as the follow up to Lucky’s recent nationwide coming up very good is “Things” with Bobby Darin on Atlantic. smasheroo, “I’ve Been Everywhere.” Like “Everywhere,” the newie was writ- Swedish singer Anita Lindblom has recorded “Carnival in Portgual” in Nor- ten by Geoff Mack and is also a play on words. wegian for Karusell. The recording was made when Miss Lindblom was still a Another new single from the Festival group is “In A Persian Market” and Karusell recording artist, but has been released now and is expected to do very “Memphis Blues” by local trad jazz king Graeme Bell, who recently signed a well. five-year contract with Festival. With interest in trad still at a fairly high SWEDEN level in Australia, this release from Bell has a chance of reaching chart status. The film “Jessica” opens in Sydney next month and Australian Record Com- Music publisher Lennart Reuterskiold of Reuter & Reuter told Cash Box pany is making a rush release of the soundtrack album on the UA label to that he has signed a world-contract with world famous American singer coincide with the showing of the film. , at the time on tour in Scandivania. While in Denmark, “Judgment At Nuremburg” will soon be showing in Australia and Australian Clauson made an LP for HMV, and in London he will record another LP, this Record Company have also released the soundtrack from this film. time with children’s songs. Capitol will release the latter in the U.S. The Ray Stevens Mercury single of “Ahab The Arab” is making strong Publisher Stig Anderson of Bens Music AB and Sweden Music just back headway in the sales department in several cities. Title is published here from a biz trip to Germany and England. He told Cash Box that he has ob- through the Essex Music office on behalf of Ivan Mogull.

I tained the Decca-London publishing companies, Palace Music and Burlington i Music for Scandinavia, and will form a new publishing house named Palace Australia's Best Sellers ' Music (Sweden) AB, handling these two houses. He also noted that the Swedish recording group, The Spotnicks, is doing fine in England, where an- 1. Roses Are Red (Bobby Vinton—Coronet) Leeds Music other of their Swedish recordings was released the other day. The record in- 2. Wolverton Mountain (Claude King—Coronet/*Kevin Shegog—W&G) cluded among others “The Rocket Man,” one of his own songs from Sweden Wallaby Music Music. He has also obtained the Ricky Nelson top selling song “Teen Age 3. The Stripper (David Rose—MGM) Idol,” the Frankie Avalon seller “Don’t Let Me Stand In Your Way,” and the 4. I Remember You (Frank Ifield—Columbia) Chappell & Co. French “Guitar Tango” (recorded by The Shadows) for his Bens Music AB for 5. Do You Want To Dance (Cliff Richard—Columbia) Robert Mellin Scandinavia. In the beginning of September he will return to Germany, this 6. *A Moi de Payer (Ray Price—Coronet) BIEM time with the two Swedish teenage girl singers, Tina and Marina, who will 7. Come Outside (Mike Same—Parlophone) Southern Music make their German record debut in Munich. Among others, they are making 8. The Young Ones (Cliff Richard—Columbia) Allan & Co. “Josefina,” a song by Stig Anderson, in German for Ariola release. 9. Ballad Of Paladin (Duane Eddy—RCA) Essex Music Ivan Mogull wrote Cash Box’ Scandinavian office the other day from New 10. *Southern ’Rora (Joy Boys—Festival) Col Joye Music York and said he was very happy to read about the success in Scandinavia for ^Locally Produced Record. his songs, which are released here in cooperation with Stig Anderson and Sweden Music. According to Mogull, he is expecting a lot from “Little Bitty Pretty One,” “Little Red Rented Row Boat,” “Ahab The Arab” and “Ramblin’ Denmark's Best Sellers Rose.” According to Anderson, there will be a Swedish recording of “Ahab The Arab” with Little Gerhard, while Carli Tornehave already has recorded 1. Hawaii Tattoo (The Waikikis/Palette) AB Succemelodier “Ramblin Rose” in Sweden, and Anderson is expecting one Finnish and two 2.8. Dybt I Min Drom (La Novia) (Lis Bjornholt/Odeon—Poul Bundgaard/ Danish recordings of the song. 9. Polyphon) Stockholmes Musikproduktion 3. I Loving Charles/ABC-Paramount) Morks Musik- Ernfrid Ahlin, head of Ahlins Musikforlag AB, told Cash Box that in the be- Can’t Stop You (Ray forlag ginning of September he is expecting to release the first recordings of the re- Balloon) (Jorgen ligious Swedish label Morgonstjarnan. First name on the new label will be 4. Min Ballon (Toy Ingmann/Metronome) Thorsten Rindbeck, well known in the Pentecostal Movement in Sweden. Ahlin, Musikproduktion 5. Gonzales (Pat Imudico A/S who has been in publishing biz for decades, has been in record biz for the Speedy Boone/Dot) (Cliff Richard/Columbia) Imudico A/S last year, handling Norwegian religious label Ansgar in Sweden. 6. I’m Looking Out The Window 7. Ginny Come Lately (Brian Hyland/Karusell) Bens Music AB Lennart Reuterskiold of Reuter & Reuter has obtained “Rawhide” from the 8. Lessons In Love (Cliff Richard/Columbia) No Publisher TV serial with the same title for Continental Europe, he told Cash Box. He is 9. Tanze Mit Mir In Den Morgen (Gustav Winckler/Sonet) Imudico A/S also publisher of the songs from the musical “Stop The World I Want To Get 10. En Lille Bitte Tare (A Little Bitty Tear) (Helle/Triola) Acuff-Rose Off.” Scandia Knappupp reports great sales for Pat Boone’s “Speedy Gonzales,” which so far has sold 25,000 in Sweden only. In these days, when record sales are not Norway's Best Sellers what they used to be, this is a most satisfactory figure. Knappupp is now working to get Billy to hard Vaughn include Sweden in the European tour he 1. Speedy Gonzales (Pat Boone/Dot) Musikk-Huset A/S just started. has 2. Adios Amigo (Jim Reeves/RCA Victor) Reuter & Reuter Discussing record sales, everybody in the trade is very happy that people 3. Zwei kleine Italiener (Conny Froboess/Columbia) Sweden Music seem to be buying records again. When the year started, sales were close to 4. I Can’t Stop Loving You (Ray Charles/ABC-Paramount) Egil Monn Iver- a catastrophe, but in the last months, sales figures have been moving upwards, sen A/S and judging from the reports now when the season is still young, record sales 5. Roses Are Red (Bobby Vinton/Columbia) Musikk-Huset A/S will continue growing better and better. Anders Holmstedt, head of EMI in 6. I Remember You (Frank Ifield/Columbia) No Publisher Sweden, told Cash Box that the situation looks much more hopeful than he 7. Good Luck Charm (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) Belinda (Scandinavia) AB dared to expect a few months ago. 8. Caterina (Perry Como/RCA Victor) Southern Music Sir Joseph Lockwood, chairman of EMI, England, arrives in Stockholm in 9. Things (Bobby Darin/Atlantic) No Publisher end of Aug. At a special reception at the Apollonia Hotel, he will present Gold 10. No ol, no vin, no dram (No Bier, No Wein, No Schnaps) (Jack Dailey/ Viking) Multitone Disks to Swedish opera singer Ingvar Wicksell for his LP “Fridas Vistor” and to Sven-Bertil Taube for his albums with songs by Bellman and Nils Ferlin. Borje Ekberg, just back from a trip to the Continent, just left Stockholm again. On Sept. 3 he will be in Munich with the Swedish recording star Anna- 1. Speedy Gonzales (Pat Boone/Dot) Edition Odeon 2. Little Landon/Columbia) Ehrling Lofvenholm Lena Lofgren, who will make her German record debut. On Sept. 6th, he visits Gimme a Kiss (Michael & 3. Dear One (Larry Finnegan/HWV) Southern Music Berlin with Siw Malmquist, Toots Thielemans and the Knud Jorgensens Trio, 4. I Can’t Stop Loving You (Ray Charles/ABC-Paramount) Reuter & Reuter who will appear together with among others Billy Vaughn. 5. Ginny Come Lately (Brian Hyland/Karusell) Bens Music AB Japanese EMI singer Kyu Satamoto in Stockholm on his combined vacation 6. I Remember You (Frank Ifield/Columbia) No Publisher 7. to (Cliff Richard/Columbia) Robert Mellin (Scandi- and biz trip to Europe. Swedish TV is trying hard to get him for a TV show. Do You Want Dance navia) AB Ivan Nordstrom, a&r of in Stockholm, told Cash Box that “Ram- man EMI *Jamtgubben (The Cool Candys/Philips) Melodiforlaget blin’ Rose” with Nat “King” Cole, released on Aug. 15, and looks like a real *Luffarevisa (Sven-Ingvars/Philips) Sonora Musikforlag AB big hit. 10. Dancing Party (Chubby Checker/Columbia) Belinda (Scandinavia) AB

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Leon Cabat embarked for the U.S. on Fri., Aug. 24. He’s bringing The Modern Jazz Quartet and Brazilian singer Joao Gilberto should be the back good-news for disk fans, Petula Clark’s recording of “Chariot,” which can next top artists visiting Argentina, according to the latest reports. The MJQ be a number 1 hit in France. is now well known by jazz fans in Argentina, thanks to the two LP’s already U.S. publisher Ivan Mogull likes the French versions of released by Surco (Fontessa and Piramid), now preparing a third one by “Lover Please,” the Clyde McPhatter hit called “Reviens Vite Mon Amour” in France. Richard them, “In the Music Inn.” Joao, one of the top names in the “bossa nova” Anthony has one of the l-eadings. Tune’s French publisher is Editions Tro- modern Brazilian music movement, should be in Buenos Aires in a few weeks, picales. Mogull expects success for two other U.S. hits, “Don’t Break The to perform on Channel 9, in the “Festival 62” program, and at a night club. Heart That Loves You” and “Ramblin’ Rose.” Gilberto's latest record, “Bossa Nova,” has been very well received by the Among the first back in Paris from their vacations are Denys Bourgeois customers, and some of his waxings have been included in Odeon Pops’ and Brigitte Bertholier, who directs Editions Bagatelle. “Favulozo” selection LP’s, which means success. They are happy over the success of “Une Petite Fille” and “Le Jazz Et La Java,” cut Carlos Tealdo Alizieri of Surco Industrias Musicales reports that his diskery by Claude Nou- garo. Nougaro appears to have caught on with the public. “Le . . has entered the “big music” field by the release of the first four Ultra Audio Jazz has also been recorded by Marcel albums, recorded by Eydie Gorme-Steve Lawrence, Terry Snider, AI Caiola Among (D.D.G.) and Duleu (Philips), with accordion. and Nick Perito and his orchestra. The LP’s are presented in the same way as Camillo, the German singer, quite a success in France. latest the original UA recordings, and maximum care has been put in their process- His disk, “Du Kleiner Mann,” was adapted from the Fi’ench hit, “Petit ing, according to Alizieri. The other diskeries in the “big sound” field are Bonhomme.” In the German music area, the Bagatelle pubbei-y has acquired Microfon, with the Audio Fidelity line, and Tonodisc, which has recently re- the rights to the German hit, “Heisser leased several Time Records de-luxe recordings. Sand,” interpreted by Mina. Deck will probably be re- leased by Philips. Tune, with French lyrics by Andre Salvet, is called Columbia started recordings in its new studios, located on top of its build- “Notre Etoile” in Fi’anee. “Bi-oken Promises,” French lyi’ics ing on Paraguay street, Aug. 20. The first artists to record there were Amadeo by Delanoe (“La Fete Est Finie), was recorded Renee Monges (harpist) with Jose Carli’s orchestra, and Lucio Milena, who began by Levas on the Barclay label. the waxing of the music from “Buenas Noches Carina” (Buona Notte, Two songs cut by Los Marcellos on the Vogue label are getting word-of- mouth favor. The titles are “Cuando Caliente” and Del Bettina), the musical comedy that is being presented with big success at the “Tango Barbudos.” Astral theatre. Vic Tahar, back from vacation, “surprised” by the success of “Ne Pour Pleur,” the version of the hit, More about Columbia: Los Tres Sudamericanos are now performing at the French Ray Charles “Born To Cry,” sung by Jose Salcy. Pasapoga of Madrid, in Spain. Reports from that country show that they Edith Piaf up and about after recent hospitalization. “L’enfant Aux Cym- bales” the de la have been well received there. Los Cinco Latinos, who are also in Spain, are by Compagnons Chanson on the Polydor label seems to be enjoying success, too. They will have to be in Buenos Aires next December, catching on. Lucky publisher is Editions Barclay. but this seems to be difficult since they have still many contracts to fulfill. Waldo de los Rios, member of the Columbia artistic staff, started his tour of Europe, Aug., 21. The diskery gave him a party at the Coraggio restaurant. France's Best Peter de Rougemont, head of Columbia, gave a gold record to Lucio Milena, Sellers during the Aug. 27th “Show de Pinocho” TV’er on Channel 13. Milena’s records 1. J’irai Twister Le Blues—Buddy Greco—R. Anthony. Recorded by: Richard have sold more than a million copies. As it has been informed, Milena is Anthony. Publishing firm: Editions Tutti. now artistic director of the Pinocho show. 2. Chariot—J. Plante—Stole Del Roma. Recorded by: Petula Clark. Publishing Mauricio Brenner informs that his pubbery has great faith in Elvis Presley’s firm: Alpha. songs, which are represented it. “Little by Sister” (Hermanita) has just 3. Dans Un Jardin D’Amour—Gene Pitney—Jil et Jan. Recorded by: J. Halli- got into the charts, and several other Presley records, like “Good Luck Charm” day. Publishing firm: Editions Tutti. and the LP’s “Something for Everybody” and “Blue Hawaii,” are also con- 4. Madison Twist—Sam Cook—Aber Georges, Recorded by: J. Halliday. Pub- sistent sellers. Fermata plans to build big promotion around several of his lishing firm: Editions Beuscher. tunes, and see if they can break into the charts. 5. Les Comediens—C. Aznavour. Recorded by: C. Aznavour. Publishing firm: Disc Jockey Records is continuing its plan of recording the latest pop French Music. hits by its teen artists, Romana Farres and Juan Ramon. Romana Farres has recorded “Una guitarra y una Copa de Vina,” (A Guitar and a Glass of Wine), the Paul Anka hit, while Juan Ramon has cut “Rey de los Payasos” (King of Clowns), the Neil Sedaka smash. Both tunes are sung in Spanish, and are receiving wide promotion. Argentina's Best Sellers Anibal Alverdi of Music Hall reports about the latest news in his diskery: there are several releases, new headed by an LP by Simba y sus Pachangas, 1. El Rey De Los Payasos (King of Clowns) (Aldon—Fei’mata) Neil Sedaka with several tropical music hits, like “El Pakarito,” “El Mago,” “Brigitte (RCA): Juan Ramon (Disc Jockey) Bardot” and “Por Un Mani”; under the Reprise label there is a new album 2. Ritmo Africano (Afrikaan Beat) (Aberbach) Bert Kaempfei’t (Polydor) by Frank Sinatra: “Sinatra and Strings.” In the country field, music there is 3. Munequita (Roly Poly) (Frost—Edami) Eni’ique Guzman (Columbia); an album by the Cuarteto America, with several standards. In the kiddie music Los Pick Up (Music Hall); Johnny Tedesco (RCA); Juan Ramon (Disc line, MH is preparing new waxings by several artists, as Piluso, “Tatin,” Jockey); Danny Martin (Philips) “Pandeleche” artists and “Pinocho.” All these will wax LP’s. Raul Shaw 4. *E1 Cigarron (Fermata) Hugo Blanco (Polydor) Moreno, recently Hall, inked by Music (he previously recorded for Odeon), 5. Cuando Calienta El Sol (Emmi—Edami) Tony Vilar (Columbia); Siro has finished his first album, which includes a tango, “Volver.” Shaw Moreno’s San Roman (Music Hall); Hnos Rigual (RCA); Maixellos Ferial (Micro- latest single, “Reza,” has been well received. Rodolfo Zapata, folk artist, has fon); Alberto Vasquez, Los Fernandos (Odeon Pops); Juan Ramon (Disc been inked by the El Nacional theatre for a four week performance. He is also Jockey); Danny Martin (Philips) appearing parties. Litorenos, on TV and dance Los folk group, are performing 6. *Paloma (Kora) Roberto Yanes (Columbia); Los Quilla Huasi, Hugo Diaz on LR3, Radio Belgrano. (Philips); Los Andariegos (Tonodiso); Los Cava Bengal (RCA); Julio Jose Ruzo of Edami reports that several new recordings of the tunes con- Anchart (Dimsa) Molina Cabral Siro San Roman (Music Hall) ; Angelica trolled by his pubbery have been arranged. “De Rodillas,” the Benito de Jesus Vicente Quiroz (TK); Rosamel Araya (Disc Jockey; Los Changos de bolero, has been cut by Victor Hugo (Disc Jockey), Carlos Ray (Odeon Pops) Anatuya (Odeon); Fai’ias Cabanillas (RCA) and Daniel Morel (Svelt). Calienta el “Cuando Sol” has been waxed by Los 7. Multiplicacion (Multiplication) (Adaris—Hill & Range—Fermata) Bobby Fernandos (Odeon Pops), Juan Ramon (Disc Jockey), Danny Martin (Philips) Darin (Atlantic); Los Mac Ke Mac’s, Pablo Beltran Ruiz (RCA); Los and Daniel Morel (Svelt). “Munequita” has two new waxings: Juan Ramon Salvajes (Columbia); Freddy Luciano (Music Hall); Los Jets (Opus); (Disc Jockey) and Danny Martin (Philips). Juan Ramon (Disc Jockey); Manolo Munoz (Odeon Pops). Felix Lipesker of Julio Korn Publishers informs that “El Poeta Lloro,” 8. La Noche Que Llore (Pogo—Fermata) Bryan Hyland (Ariel); Juan one of the best tunes produced locally in recent months, will be recorded by Ramon (Disc Jockey) Edith Piaf in France. The French title is unknown yet. Another well known 9. *Dejala Dejala (Ramar—Korn) Palito Ortega (RCA) artist, Tony DalJara, has also recorded a local song, titled Escalera.” “La 10. Medianoche En Moscu (Tyler—Melody Trails—Novel) Stirling Brandy “Paloma,” the folk hit, will be published in Spain. The Carlos Gardel standard (Tonodisc); Los Mac Ke Mac’s (RCA); Los Santos (Music Hall); River- tangos, according to Lipesker, have proved to be very interesting material in town Dixieland Band, Los Big Ben, Gasparin (Philips); Juan Ramon other American countries and in Europe. Recently, Musart Records of Mexico (Disc Jockey); Leda Montes (Microfon); Julio Cesar (Odeon Pops). released three set with of his best tunes. interesting is a LP some An fact that 11. *E1 Poeta Lloro (Korn) Cauby Peixoto, Horacio Deval (RCA); Los Fer- 10. although Gardel died in 1935, there are few pop artists in the world that have nandos (Odeon Pops); Rosamel Araya (Disc Jockey); Simba y los recorded more tunes than him. Pachangas (Music Hall) “El Cigarron,” the fast chart climber, it it Regarding must be noted that 12. Hermanita (Little Sister) (Presley—Fermata) Elvis Presley, Johnny is a local copyright. Although the song belongs to a Venezualian composer, Tedesco (RCA) Blanco, the international rights were bought by an Argentine publisher, , Hugo 13. *Sapo Cancionero (Lagos) Los de Salta (Philips); Julio Molina Cabral Fermata. The tune has been recorded on Polydor, where Blanco had already (Music Hall); Los Pei-egrinos (Dimsa). a big hit some time ago: “Moliendo Cafe.” 14. Paloma Twist (Kallmann—Rosarita—Fermata) Chubby Checker (Fer- Correction: Last week, this column noted that Microfon records would con- mata) tinue releasing Adriano Celentano’s waxings in Argentina, although he had 15. Frio De Nieve (Aria Di Neve) (Fermata) Antonio Prieto, Sergio Endngo changed his label in Italy. A few hours after receiving that information, Gigi (RCA) Gallo of Promotora Sudamericana de Grabaciones, owner of Celentano’s rights, informed that his recordings would be handled by Columbia instead of Micro- fon; the reason was that Celentano wants his waxings to be released by only one company in all South America and Mexico. Now, Columbia and Gallo are preparing the new Clentano releases. His latest release in Argentina, made by Experienced Publishers Microfon (which has promoted very well the artist and has done a good work) is “No Seas Timida.” all over the world Internationally - Argentina's Best Selling LP's place their big hits with

1. Pomada Explosiva—Selection (RCA) It's What's In GEHRMANS 2. *E1 Hechizo—Los Fronterizos (Philips) of 3. Golosinas Musicales—Selection (Disc Jockey) Prominent Publishers 4. West Side Story— (Columbia) The Cash Box pop music in Scandinavia 5. Barbaro— Selection (Music Hall) for more than 50 years! 6. Rock Y Twist—Selection (Columbia) 7. Mas Cole En Castellano—Nat “King” Cole (Capitol) That Counts! CARL GEHRMANS MUSIKFORLAG 8. Es Continental—Ray Conniff (Columbia) Vasagatan 46—P.O. 505, 9. Bossa Nova Joao Gilberto (Odeon Pops) — Stockholm 1, Sweden Bouquet—Percy Faith (Columbia) — *Local product

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“Talent In Toronto,” CHUM’s opportunity Philips releases for September are the following: four Brazilian albums, show for talented Canadians, returns to the Toronto outlet, Sunday, “0 Sucesso: Silvinho” (The Success: Silvinho), with this new songster, who Sept. 9. Herbie Helbig and his trio will again provide accompaniment for the guest has achieved great popularity with his single, “Quem E,” in Rio de Janeiro; singers, who will appear on the program. The station is accepting “Sandoval Dias & Seu Sax Dangante” (Sandoval Dias and His Dancing Sax), applications for the show. Those interested are invited to write to the program, in boleros and sambas played by the instrumentalist; “Meu Samba, Minha \ida, care of CHUM, 1331 Yonge Street, Toronto. with Ataulpho Alves, accompanied by Orchestra and vocal chorus. Ataulpho in Brazil and has had great is one of the most inspired popular composers Another development in the realm of promoting Canadian talent is the successes, including “Ai Que Saudades Da Amelia,’’ one of the classics of our new transcription library being produced by CJAD, Montreal and CFRB, compositions. And popular music. In this album, Ataulpho sings his own Toronto, for use by Canadian broadcasters. The Canadian Talent Library will finally, “0 Samba E Celia Reis” (The Samba Is Celia Reis), with 12 sambas offer 100% Canadian musical programming. Driving forces behind this proj- by Celia Reis, a young and talented songstress. ect are CJAD program manager, Lyman Potts and CFRB-CJAD president Under the Mercury label, Philips pressed “The Best Of Cugat,” with Xavier W. C. Thornton Cran. The producer of the new series is Ben Selvin, manager Cugat and His Orchestra and “Jose Melis In Movieland,” featuring the of A&R for the custom division of RCA Victor in New York. The project pianist accompanied by an Orchestra. will cost the stations that are backing it somewhere between 25 thousand and 30 thousand dollars. Already Three albums under the Polvdor label complete the Philips releases: “Let active in the musical production for the new C.T.L. series is well known Canadian musician, There Be Drums,” with Sandv Nelson; “Jubel Trubel Millowitsch,” present- Howard Cable. Cable conducts both a fifteen piece string orchestra and ing Willy Millowitsch and “Super Twist,” with Helmut Zacharias and His a twenty-two piece pop- concert orchestra on two of the twelve inch transcriptions. Twist Fiddle. RCA Victor will distribute C.T.L. to radio stations throughout the U.S. In Canada the new popular with great speed. Her first record for Gilda Lopes is getting series will be offered to broadcasters as a transcription service, and sub- “0 (L’Arlequin de Toledo), composition from Odeon, Trovador De Toledo” scription fees will be utilized to add to the Library. Giraude Drejac, with Brazilian lyrics by Romeo Nunes, is the second best selling record in Sao Paulo, threatening Moacyr Franco’s “Suave E A Noite,” Bob Martin reports from Columbia’s Toronto H.Q., that Johnny Cash will in the which is, still, the best seller all over Brazil. Gilda has a beautiful soprano appear “Queen City” October 3rd, and is also set for a one-niter in voice. “0 Trovador De Toledo” is published by Edigoes Vitale. Montreal. Columbia’s Johnny Williams was very busy recently in Ottawa, arranging for appearances by Jerry Murad and The Harmonicats. Chantecler Records, the company responsible for the success of several The group was well received wherever they went on radio and TV row. New breakouts newcomers in Brazilian Music, released this month two new female singers with, both Bob and Johnny these days are “Don’t You Believe It” by Andy with great possibilities: Marilia Nascimento and Patricia Palma. Good voices, Williams and “Rain Rain Go Away,” the new Bobby Vinton smash on Epic. warm interpretations are the principal qualities of these two new discoveries Hank La Riviere, currently appearing in Montreal, has a new country of Chantecler. LP out on the Banff Label. Included is Hank’s latest single, “Banjo Sam.” Speaking about Chantecler, this company had its 4th anniversary recently. In four years, Chantecler has achieved a gx-eat deal in the industrial and CKOY, Ottawa celebrated Jane Morgan Day (8/23) during the thrush’s commercial fields. In 1960 and 1961, Chantecler recorded the great hits: stay at The Central Canada Exhibition. Jane appeared on the station through- “Somente Tu” “Tu Sabes,” the best selling records of those years. Other out the day, checking in for the first time at 7 :30 in the morning. She ap- smash hits such as “Coragao De Luto,” “Faz-Me Rir,” “Poema” and many peared off and on until 8:00 o’clock in the evening, playing records, chatting others, reached very important positions on the Brazilian charts. with the 1310 Music Men, and reading letters that had been sent to her by listeners in a station promotion offering copies of Miss Morgan’s albums Like the last release, Copacabana Records is preparing a new big list of as prizes. Jane was very excited with the news she had just received a day records of all kinds of rhythms for September-October. That lists includes before, that she and Jack Benny and the show they did, that was so well re- three double-compacts with Uccio Gaeta, the accordion player. Twelve 78 ceived in Vegas a while back is set for Toronto’s O’Keefe Center in February, R.P.M. with the following artists: Lia Roberti, Canarinho, Paschoal Melilo, and from there would very probably go to Broadway. Humberto Garin, Delano, Formiga, Maria Inez, Adao And Eva, Creusa Cunha, Norman, Isnard Simone and Pimentinha. Eleven LP’s: six Copacabana, Veteran CFRA, Ottawa personality, Bob Walters starts in a new position one Sabia; one Sacy and three Som. (Sabia, Sacy and Som are Copacabana with CJAD, Montreal (9/1). Bob will do the newscasts on the station’s morn- subsidiaries.) ing show, then he’ll move to the news department of the station’s FM band. “Multiplication,” from the motion picture Come September, is now a real He leaves Ottawa after over six years at CFRA. with its success here. Copacabana Records is going to release that number The new Phonodisc Sales Representative for Western Quebec, Ottawa and teenage singer Ronnie Cord new singer, Norman. He is the brother of the Eastern Ontario is Tim Pratt. and both are sons of the maestro, arranger and composer Herve Cordovil. Creusa Cunha one of the most popular artists from Copacabana, is prepar- Carol Sloane, a gal with a great new Columbia LP, “Out Of The Blue,” for a P.A. during ing a new album called “Love Letters” with twelve romantic tunes. She is was set Toronto the week of 8/20. the very happy mother of six little children. The Beau Marks, currently riding high on all the charts with “The Tender On its September releases, Copacabana is issuing seven Verve albums. The Years,” wound up a successful stay at Toronto’s Le Coq D’or (8/25). During seven albums are: “Clap Hands Here Comes Charlie,” with Ella Fitzgerald; their Toronto stay, the group played Sunday dates at The Summer Garden “Classics In Percussion” with Gene Krupa; “Stan Gets And Bob Bookmeyer;” in Port Dover, Ontario, to crowds of 1200 or better. The Beau Marks played “Blues Caravan” with Buddy Rich and orchestra; “Kai Ole” with Kai Winding, a one niter in Ottawa (8/31) and as usual were enthusiastically received by orchestra and trombones; “West Side Story,” music from the famous movie a packed house. Stan Dorling reports that “Tender Years” has now officially picture (now a great success in Brazil), with the Oscar Peterson Trio. been released in the U.S. on the Rust label. Hottest new items in Stan’s bag of tricks these days are “Sherry” by the Four Seasons, and in the album de- partment “All The Hits” by Bobby Rydell. Brazil's Toronto audiences were treated to Phyliss Diller’s hilarious brand of com- edy during the week of (8/20). Sales on her latest Verve LP, “Are You SAO PAULO RIO DE JANEIRO Ready For Phyliss Diller,” received a real shot in the arm from the com- ediene’s Toronto P.A. Noite (Tender Is 1. Suave E A Noite (Tender Is 1 . Suave E A — — The Night) — Moacyr Franco — The Night) —Moacyr Franco Ray Nickel, CKPR—Fort William, dejay, reports on the tremendous suc- cess of a gimmick promoted by the Lakehead station. A twist marathon held ( Copacabana) (Copacabana) (L’Arle- on the (8/10) weekend, started Friday night at 8 PM and went straight 2 . O Trovador De Toledo— 2. *Quem E—Silvinho— (Philips) until at 6:00 the interest grew quin de Toledo) —Gilda Lopes through Sunday AM. As marathon continued listeners to the studios to goings on. The (Odeon) (Vitale) 3. El Suco Suco—Poly— (Continen- and began pack CKPR watch the winning couple lasted through thirty-three hours and ten minutes of twist- 3. Onde Estas Coragao—Silvana & tal) (Fermata) Calheiros (Copaca- ing. Several hundred dollars worth of merchandise prizes were contributed by Rinaldo — 4. Let’s Twist Again — Chubby bana) (Vitale) station’s clients for the surviving twisters. Checker— ( Parkway-Fermata 4. Quando Setembro Vier—(Come Connie Francis postcards from Nice, France, informing that she may soon Multiplication Darin September) — Billy Vaughn 5. — Bobby be appearing in this part of Canada. (Atco-Fermata) ( Dot—RGE CKBB, Barrie discontinued the publication of its hit chart (8/20). 5. El Suco Suco Poly (Continen- — — 6. *Confidencia—Miltinho— (RGE) tal) (Fermata) (Euterpe) Jackie Davis, currently appearing at The Plaza Room of the Park Plaza 6 . *Leva Eu Sodade—Nilo Amaro & Hotel in Toronto, has taken the city by storm. The Capitol artist was intro- Maria Seus Cantores De Ebano — 7. *Meu Ex-Amor—Angela duced to Toronto audiences on many radio and TV shows by Capitol’s Whitey (Odeon) (RCA) (Euterpe) Haines. These on air interviews included several originating at The Canadian 7. Multiplication — Bobby Darin National Exhibition. Whitey is teaming up with Sam Glaser of 20th Century 8. Stella By Starlight—Ray Charles ( Atco-Fermata in record-movie behalf of the new flick, “Gigot.” — (Polydor) Fox an extensive promo on 8 . *Tico-Tico No Fuba—Ray Con- The music for the picture was written and recorded by Jackie Gleason. Whitey (Vitale) niff— (Columbia) 9. *Se A Vida Parasse—Anisio Silva reports that advance orders on the new Nat Cole LP, “Ramblin’ Rose,” are 9. Stella By Starlight—Ray Charles — (Odeon) way up, thanks to the tremendous action currently on the Cole single of the — (Polydor) same name. Paul White, Capitol’s man about singles, very excited over the 10. — 10 . Meu Amor Pertence A Outra *Duas Tacas — Mario Alves new Frank Ifield single, “I Remember You.” (Beethoven’s Menuet) — Leila (RCA) Silva— (Chantecler) *Brazilian Music Sao Paulo's Top Ten LP's Rio De Janeiro's Top Ten LP's

6. You Charles 1 . ’S Continental—Ray Conniff 6. *Nos E A Seresta—Nelson Gon- 1. Let’s Twist Again — Chubby Dedicated To —Ray (Polydor) (Columbia) galves— (RCA) Checker— ( Parkway-Fermata) — 7. *Dois Bicudos Nao Se Beijam 2 . Dedicated To You—Ray Charles 7. *Os Anjos Cantam—Nilo Amaro Continental Ray Conniff 2. ’S — Azevedo (Con- — (Parkway-Fermata) & Seus Cantores De Ebano (Columbia) Poly & Waldyr — 3. Ouvindo-Te Com Amor—Silvana (Odeon) tinental) 3. *Nos E A Seresta—Nelson Gon- & Rinaldo Calheiros (Copaca- 8. *Dois Bicudos Nao Se Beijam 8. *Miltinho E Samba—Miltinho — galves (RGE) bana) Poly & Waldyr Azevedo— (Con- — (RGE) 4. *Cantos De Aves Do Brasil tinental) 4. Pecado De Amor—Sarita Mon- 9. *Incomparavel Angela Maria ( Hispavox-Fermata) Johan Dalgas Frisch— (Copaca- 9. Isto E Danca No. 2—Sidney tiel— Angela Maria— (RCA) bana) (Columbia) 5. Os Romanticos De Cuba No Cin- 10. Isto E Danga No. 2—Sidney 5. Berlin Melody—Billy Vaughn 10. *Poema Do Olhar — Miltinho — ema — Romanticos de Cuba — (Columbia) (Dot-RGE; (RGE) (Musidisc) *Brazilian Music

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Last month Rifi Records seemed to be on the point of getting the representa- Every pro in the record business agrees that a strong flip side can help a hit tion of Columbia, while now Krikor Mintangian and Walter Gurtler appear sell more records especially in this day and age of the juke box, but Germany again as leading candidates for representing Columbia in Italy. Also the has had more two sided smashes in the last few months than ever before. The Ricordi name can be reported as a possible candidate. Incidentally, Stanley present trend started when Nana Mouskouri and Gerhard Wendland tried to West, CBS Record’s coordinator of European operations, was visiting Milan follow up their million seller successes in Germany. By the way, a million to study market conditions. He was on the way back to Paris following a visit sold in Germany would be around a 3 million seller in America if you figure to the International Composers Festival at Cava Del Tirreni at which Percy that Germany only has 60 million people and a little over 6 million record Faith conducted. While in Milan, West rang Cash Box, but unfortunately we players! Back on the main theme, both of the follow up disks for Nana and were on the Italian Riviera enjoying our vacation, and we lost this opportunity Gerhard were strong on both sides, and disk jockeys jumped on both sides. of meeting him. The result was that both sides became smash hits. Connie Francis wr as next More news on the Madison dance: Along the Italian Riviera, which repre- on the list when she recorded her American hit “Don’t Bx-eak The Heart” in sents the best point of view to follow new dance movements, the Madison is German and backed it with a German tune called “Paradiso.” After a quick becoming popular. Many bands play it every night and teenagers are learning start with the “Don’t Break The Heart” side, the record began to get plays it fast. For instance we had the pleasant surprise, the other day, to find out a on both sides and the powerful coupling kicked the record to the top of the group of eight young boys and girls of about eleven or twelve years dancing charts where it now is. Actually, A&R execs usually fight to get one side the Madison all together near a juke box, early in the morning. Currently the pushed as the top deck so that plays on a record will not be divided, Twist is at the top. Durium is arranging immediate release of Madison records. but it seems that in this time of over-production, the public wants two hits Ivan Mogul, the New York publisher, wrote telling that he hopes to be com- for their money. Right now, all three of the records mentioned above are in ing to Italy sometime in September or October, and will let Cash Box know the top 10 in Germany. It looks like the fall season will find more and more way in advance. Ivan has acquired the Italian rights to the following American double decked hits entering the market in Germany. hit songs: Clyde McPhatter’s “Lover Please,” also recorded by The Vernon The Medium Terzett, a young trio, reported to have swung to 2nd place Sisters in England; “Little Bitty Pretty One,” also by McPhatter; “Walk On on the Milwaukee German Radio Station with their German waxing of “Mr. By” by Leroy Van Dyke and Nat King Cole’s success, “Rambling Rose.” Sandman.” The group is now working hard on new TV shows for national It’s interesting to remark that “Love Me Warm And Tender” by Paul Anka TV here. German star Margot Eskens is now moving more and more into a didn’t enter the chart, while Ogni Giorno, the version in Italian, which Anka top movie career. At present, she’s doing a film in Yugoslavia, and will do himself cut in Rome, is high on the charts. Latest release by Paul Anka in films this year in Paris and Vienna. Both Margot and the trio are in the pro- Italy is “A Steel Guitar And A Glass Of Wine” and “I Never Knew Your duction team of Hans Bertram of Polydor Records. Name.” Golden 12 Records reports the signing of Peter Lauch and his “Regenpfei- Two foreign hit singers, Johnny Hallyday (France) and Cliff Richard (Eng- fer” group who hit on Philips with their “Laila,” one of the most controversial land), are getting success in Italy with two records: “Retien La Nuit” and records last season. “How Wonderful To Know,” respectively. Mina is high with “Renato,” which Metronome Records has a left field hit with the “St. Tropez Twist,” sung is also most played in jukeboxes. Domenico Modugno has composed and re- in Italian by Peppino Di Capri. The record is already a top hit in Italy, and leased a song getting played in jukeboxes as well, Selene, which is the name the 3 million Germans who visited Italy this summer are demanding the side. of the moon in ancient Greek. Its Italian lyrics are funny. It’s already the top request record on south German radio. The first record by Adriano Celentano on his own label, Clan, is “Stai Lon- At the team singing competition held in Knokke, Belgium, Germany finished tana Da Me” (Tower Of Strength), still currently number one after 14 weeks. a strong third with a team composed of Nina Weston, Ralf Paulsen, Angela This record is a special promotional item, in fact it carries three songs and Monti, Ulla Raphael and Peter Kirsten. it’s sold at the price of a single. The third song, not mentioned in the chart, Gerig Music, which is riding strong with all 3 of the top 3 records in Ger- “Amami E Baciami” (Love And Kiss Me), published by Southern Music is many, has another smash with its “Roses Are Red” with Caterina Valente enjoying big success, as well. Southern Music also hitting with “Caterina,” and Bobby Vinton. which appeared often on the charts both in the versions by Perry Como and Osca Records announced that its top star Maureen Rene from England, just Tony Dallara. finished a tour of Poland. Testa, with his orchestra conducted by Angel Pocho Gatti, off soon for the Globus One-Stop reports “Lady Sunshine and Mr. Moon” from Conny top- “Cruise Of The Seven Notes,” which will reach the most famous Spanish Cadice, de Majorca. ping its sales with 2nd place going to Paul Anka for his “A Steel Guitar And beaches performing in Barcellona, Palma A Glass Of Wine.” Third position is held down by Ray Charles with “I Can’t Peppino Di Capri wants to release his young sister as a songstress. Stop Loving You.” Michael Arends of Arends Music reports top action on “La Bamba” by The Tokens. Italy's Best Sellers Polydor records is starting a novel promotion for their Japanese star Sachiko Nashida by releasing her German sung record and sending out One Weeks Japanese copies of her hit there, “Moliendo Cafe.” This Week on Former Polydor Star Rainer Bertram has inked a new long term contract Week Ago Chart with Metronome Records. Rainer became popular in Germany by winning 1 . 1 . 14. Stai Lontana Da Me/Sei Rimasta Sola Adriano Celen- 2nd and 3rd place at the German Pop Music Festival from Radio Luxem- tano/Clan—Gene McDaniels VCM. Published by Ricordi/ burg 2 years ago. Leonardi With classical music sales still on the upswing here, Teldec Records has 2. 2. 12. Quando Calienta El Sol/Hermanos Rigual RCA/Marcellos started a new promotion to help the buyers decide which records they need Ferial/Durium; Lina De Lima/Ri-Fi Los Tres Sombreros/ to have a good representative classical collection. Phonocolor. Published by Southern Teldec reports that the experts say that over 23,000 good classical LP’s, 3. 4. 5. Ogni Giorno: Paul Anka/RCA. Published by Curci all different, are available on the European market. From these top selections, 4. 5. 7. Saint Tropez Twist/Daniela: Peppino Di Capri/Carisch the firm picked 99 top LP’s and is offering them as the “99” for a perfect Published by Carisch/Ricordi collection.10. Special display material is offered for the shops as well as stands 5. 3. 10. Renato: Mina/Italdisc. Published by Ducale to hold the 99 LP’s. Teldec handles RCA, the London labels, English Decca, 6. 7. 6. Pinne Rucile Ed Occhiali: Edoardo Vianello/RCA. Pub- Warner Brothers and their own Telefunken line of Classical LP’s. lished by Leonardi 7. 6. 15. La Ragazza Col Maglione: Pino Donaggio VCM. Pub- That’s it for this week in Germany. lished by Curci 8. 12. 7. Trani A Gogo’: Giorgio Gaber/Ricordi. Published by Ricordi Germany's Best Sellers 9. 13. 7. Evelyne Nini’ Rosso/Durium. Published by Sprint. 10. 8. 8. Lasciami 11 Tuo Sorriso: Nico Fidenco RCA. Published by RCA Italiana/Nazionalmusic 1. Paradiso/Tu Mir Nicht Weh (Don’t Break The Heart) —Connie Francis 11. 9. 10. Anema E Core: Cliff Richard/VCM. Published by Leonardi MGM—Schneider /Gerig 12. 10. 9. Amor Amor/Quando Quando: Tony Renis/VCM. Pub- 2. Lady Sunshine and Mr. Moon Conny Columbia Gerig 10. — — — lished by Curci/Ricordi 3. Sweety—Peter Kraus—Polydor—Gerig 13. 15. 3. Chihuahua/Vola Vola Da Me: Mina Italdisc. Published 4. Ich Schau Den Weissen Wolken Nach/Einmal Weht Der Suedwind Wieder by Ariston-Ducale/Leonardi (I Look at the White Clouds /The South Wind Will Blow Again) —Nana 5. Retiens La Nuit: Johnny Hallyday/Philips Mouskouri—Schaeffers 14. 11. 15. 14. 11. Abatjour: Henry Whright/CGD. Published by Nazional- 5. Ein Dutzend Andere Maenner (A Dozen Other Men) —Gerd Boettcher Decca—Montana music 6. Heisser Sand (Hot Sand) —Mina—Polydor—Gerig 7. Schau Mir Nochmal In Die Augen/Schlaefst Du Schon?— (Look Into My Eyes Once Again/Are You Asleep?) —Gerhard Wendland—Philips Melodie Der Welt Israel's Best Sellers 8. Ginny Oh Ginny (Ginny Come Lately) —Brian Hyland/Jan & Kjeld Philips /Ariola—Will Meisel 1. Sealed With A Kiss—Brian Hy- 11. Follow That Dream—Elvis Pres- 9. Linda—Gus Backus—Polydor—Gerig land. ley. Speedy Gonzales—Rex Gildo/Pat Boone/ Caterina & Sylvio—Electrola/ 2. I Can’t Stop Lovin’ You—Ray 12. Here Comes That Feeling — London/Decca—Schaeffers Charles. Brenda Lee. 3. Good Luck Charm—Elvis Presley. 13. Things Bobby Darin. 4. (The Man Who Shot) Liberty — Valance—Gene Pitney. 14. Vacation—Conny Francis. South Africa's Best Sellers 5. Ginny Come Lately—Brian Hy- 15. Yeah Cliff Richard. land. We Say — 1. Speedy Gonzales (Pat Boone) (Dot) 6. Let’s Talk About Love—Helen 16. I’m Coming Home—Paul Anka. 2. Follow That Dream (Elvis Presley) (RCA) Shapiro. 17. Don’t Play That Song Ben E. 3. Adios Amigo (Jim Reeves) (RCA) (Girls, Girls, Girls) Made To Love — 7. King. 4. Soldier Boy (The Shirelles) (Ridge) —Eddie Hodges. 5. Nut Rocker (B. Bumble & The Stingers) (Ridge) 8. When The Girl In Your Arms 18. Wonderful Land—The Shadows. 6. I Can’t Stop Loving You (Ray Charles) (ABC-Para.) Cliff Richard. 19. Send Me The Pillow You Dream 7. That’s Old Fashioned (The Everly Bros.) (Warner Bros.) 9. You Don’t Know Me — Ray On Johnny Tillotson. 8. I’m Not The Marrying Kind (Elvis Presley) (RCA) Charles — 9. I’m Looking Out The Window (Cliff Richard) (Columbia) 10. It Keeps Right On A-Hurtin’ 20. Little Red Rented Rowboat—Joe Kiss Me Quick (Elvis Presley) (RCA) Johnny Tillotson. Dowell.

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BRUCE CANNON RALPH BEBEAU WDMF KTCR Minn. Buford, Ga. Minneapolis, 1. Devil Woman (M. Robbins) 1. Valley Of Tears IS. Whirman) 2. Willie The Weeper (Walker) 2. Pretty Jukebox (R. Bailey) 3. Mr. In-Between (B. Ives) 3. I Volunteo. (C. Smith) 4. Under Cover Of The Night (Dudley) 4. Empty House (D. Reeves) 5. Darkness On Face Of Earth (H. Hawkins) 5. I've Been Everywhere (H. Snow) 6. I’m Walking Slow (R. Price) 6. Everybody But Me (E. Ashworth) It (L. Van Dyke) */. | Sai Back And Let Happen 7. My Destiny (S. Davis) 8. Waltz Of The Angels (Jones) 8. After Loving You (E. Arnold) “WICKED WORLD” (2:18) [Cedarwood BMI—Phillips] 9. It Keeps Right On A Hurtin* (J. Tillotson) 9. Will Your Lowyer Talk To God (K. Wells) 10. One Look At Heaven (S. Jackson) 10. Big Girls Don’t Cry (J. Paul) “WE MISSED YOU” (2:34) [Tree & Champion BMI—Anderson] MARY WILSON HANK GRAIG KITTY WELLS (Decca 31422) u KLCX XEG Kitty Wells, who is currently riding the country chart with “Will Your Wash. Ft. Worth, Tex. Calfax, Lawyer Talk To God” and “The Big Letdown,” comes up with a top- 1. Wolverton Mountain (C. King) Devil Woman (M. Robbins) 2. The Comeback (F. Young) drawer follow-up stanza with this new destined-for-success outing tagged Wolverton Mountain (C. King) 3. Devil Woman (M. Robbins) “Wicked World.” is Adios Amigo (J. Reeves) The side an easy-goin’ shuffle-beat, hillbilly tear- 4. Mr. In-Between (B. Ives) A Little Heartache (E. Arnold) jerker with enough good stuff in it to reach the charts in no time flat. 5. Crazy Wild Desire (W. Pierce) Everybody But Me (E. Ashworth) 6. Touch Me (W. Nelson) The flip, “We Missed You,” is a fine slow-paced bluegrass-flavored opus The Old Master Painter (The Browns) 7. Take Me Back Again (R. Maddox) which effectively utilizes Mr. In-Between (B. Ives) the dual-track technique. Merits a close look. 8. Take Time (W. Pierce) I’d Figh. The World (J & J Mosby) 9. Where The 01 Red River (J. Davis) If You Don’t Know (G. Hamilton) 10. Pick-A-Bale Of Cotton (J. Cash) Footsteps Of A Fool (J. Lynn) “THERE’S GONNA BE LOVE IN MY HOUSE’ ( 2 : 10 ) CHUCK BRIGHAM JACK McFADDEN [Pamper BMI—Nelson] WFMX KNBA “WAKE ME WHEN IT’S OVER” (2:46) [Pamper BMI—Nelson] Statesville, N.C. Vallejo, Calif. Wolverton Mountain (C. King) (Liberty 1. Roses Are Red (B. Vinton) WILLIE NELSON 55494) -4 I'll Pour The Wine (M. Mullican) 2. Adios Amigo (J. Reeves) Reeves) I’m Gonna Change Everything (J. 3. The Comeback (F. Young) Willie Nelson, whose last effort of “Touch Me” developed into a runaway (B. Anderson) Mama Sang A Song 4. Devil Woman (M. Robbins) best-seller, seems destined to go the coin-pulling route with this Liberty Devil Woman (M. Robbins) 5. Empty House (D. Reeves) (B. Owens) deck. In “There’s Gonna Be Love In My House” the chanter dishes up a Save The Last Dance For Me 6. Darkness On The Face Of The Earth Success (L. Lynn) (H. Hawkins) catchy, chorus-backed, medium-paced affair with real happy theme. Side Vinton) Roses Are Red (B. 7. Success (L. Lynn) should bring the spinners out in droves. “Wake Me When It’s Over” is Silver Threads And Golden Needles 8. Sang A Song (B. Anderson) Mama an attractive, self-penned shuffler with some extremely pretty lyrics. (Springfields) 9. He Stands Real Tall (D. Reeves) A Mile And A Quarter (S. James) 10. Everybody But Me IE. Ashworth) The Ballad Of Jeon Calais (V. Bruce) ‘YOU HAVE HEART” (2:43) [Travis Crist] JIM CLARK HERK PUSHBROOM MY BMI— WEEL KSIR “BLUES STAY AWAY FROM ME” (2:38) Fairfax, Va. Wichita, Kans. [Lois BMI Delmore, Raney, Glover] Robbins) — Mama Sang A Song (B. Anderson) 1 . Devil Woman (M. Everybody But Me (E. Ashworth) 2. (Call Me) Mr. In-Between (B. Ives) SLIM WHITMAN (Imperial 5871) (B. Walker) If You Don’t Know I Ain't Gonna Tell You 3. Willie The Weeper (G. Hamilton) 4. Mama Sang A Song (B. Anderson) Slim Whitman, who last time out had a potent chart-rider in “Valley Of Lynn) 5. Darkness On The Face Of The Earth Success (L. Tears,” should move up the hitsville path in similar winning fashion Little Heartbreaker (G. Riddle) (H. Hawkins) Hey Joe (B. Luman) 6. Gettin’ Even (C. Smith) with this new power-packed item. The top side here, “You Have My Back In Town (Wilburn Bros.) I’m Gonna Change Everything (J. Reeves) 7. Troubles Heart,” is a beautiful slow-moving, sentimental, country weeper which Hello There (C. Belew) 8. Everybody But Me (E. Ashworth) aptly showcases the songster’s rich, full-bodied vocal abilities. The Kickin’ Our Hearts Around (B. Owens) 9. Sally Was A Good Old Girl (H. Cochran) Footsteps Of A Fool (J. Lynn) 10. Save The Last Dance For Me (B. Owens) coupler, “Blues Stay Away From Me,” is an oldie which Whitman gives his expected professional send-off. Eye it. you are reading “CANCEL THE CALL” (2:27) “YOU’RE MOVING AWAY” // [Painted Desert BMI—Winkler, ( 2 : 12 ) Hatcock, McDuff] [Aldon BMI—Greenfield, Karen] CHARLIE PHILLIPS (Columbia 42526) someone elses copy of V) Charlie Phillips could have a best-seller on his hands with either side of this new Columbia release. In “Cancel The Call” the chanter opens his professional, wide-range, vocal guns full-blast on real pretty, com- mercial slow-movin’ lament. “You’re Moving Away” is first-rate chorus- backed, pop-styled gentle ballad essayed with loads of sincerity by the Cash Box artist. Either end here could skyrocket.

Both Capitol’s Wanda Jackson and RCA Victor’s Floyd Cramer have why not mail this coupon new releases this week which should develop into dual-market coin- pullers. (See pop reviews). mmsmirn iW

DON CRAWFORD (Mike 200) JOYCE PAUL (Chancellor 105) today (B+) “WHAT’S BIGGER THAN (B+) “BIG GIRLS DON’T CRY” YOU” (2:08) [Rhythm Enter- (2:15) [Yonah & Pinetop prises ASCAP—Ellis, Crawford] BMI—Anderson] Joyce Paul comes Newcomer Don Crawford could jump up with a first-rate answer record to (Check One) into the national limelight with this Ott Stephens while-back country BOX infectious, uptempo, pop-country, chart-rider. The lark renders the tune CASH I AM A chorus-backed affair. With the proper in a real sincere fashion. Plenty of 1780 BROADWAY DEALER exposure the side could develop into potential here. a quick noisemaker. NEW YORK 19, N. Y. ONE STOP (B) “YOU’RE GONE” (2:03) (B) “THE ONE WHO CARES Enclosed find my check. DISTRIB [Rhythm Enterprises ASCAP CARRIES THE TORCH” (2:35) [Lowery BMI—H&G Willis] RACK JOBBER —Crawford] More top-drawer sounds. *41 $15 for a full year (52 weeks) subscription This side’s another pop-styled ballad Pleasant, pop-flavored weeper essayed COIN FIRM which highlights the chanter’s com- with verve and artistry by the song- $30 for a full year (Airmail in United States) stress. OTHER mercial delivery. $30 for a full year (outside United States) DEWEY GROOM (Longrorn 525) $45 for a full year (Airmail outside U. S.) (B) “HEARTACHES FOR JEANNIE EMERSON SALE” (2:13) [Saran BMI (Westphal 100) Allen, McCoy] Dewey Groom could NAME (B) “I’M MISSING YOU” (2:44) cause a stir with this infectious, fast- [Bryant BMI—Brunton] The dual-track hillbilly opus moving lark renders an ultra-appealing blue- aptly showcases his wide- FIRM which grass-flavored tear-jerker with a range vocal talents. natural for air- A smooth, confident vocal style. Could play. happen. ADDRESS (B) “SOMETIMES, IF I’M LUCKY” (2:42) [Saran BMI (B) “BABY OH HONEY” (2:16) —Allen, McCoy] This time out the [Bryant BMI—Brunton] On CITY ZONE —STATE fine, tradition- this end Jeannie offers an uptempo, Be Sure To Check Business Classification Above! chanter dishes up a oriented, shuffle-beat lament. traditional hillbilly weeper.

54 Cash Box—September 8, 1962 8BS&88888888338$g&i88i& COUNTRY Cash Box ROUND UP

os. Last Pos. Lost Hankill Enterprises of New Mil- for the entire four days. The opening Week Week ford, Conn, kicked off their fall season day, Friday, August 10th, was $800 recently with Hank Snow and the ahead of any other year. 1 in the jailhouse now 19 M Johnny Cash (Columbia 42425) Rainbow Ranch Boys. The opry vet played to turn-away crowds and com- Carl Smith headed the show last pletely thrilled a very appreciative week at Ed McLemore’s Big “D” 5 97 AFTER LOVING YOU 35 audience. Hankill’s plans for the sea- Jamboree in Dallas. Also on the bill £# Eddy Arnold (RCA Victor 8048) son include appearances by Roy Acuff, were the Connor Family, Lana Parker, Ernest Tubb and others. Music City Orville Couch and Lawton Williams. agents are invited to contact Steve

I 2 DADDY STOPPED IN 37 Killiany or John Henks at the Village Faron Young, who is currently pull- M Claude Grey (Mercury 72001) Record Shop in New Milford, Conn. ing plenty of coin these days with

3 THE BIG LETDOWN 25 M Kitty Wells (Decca 31392) 4 9|| BONANZA 39 wU Johnny Cash (Columbia 42512)

9 ONE LOOK AT HEAVEN 26 Stonewall Jackson (Columbia 42426) 10 COW TOWN 40 M Webb Pierce (Decca 31421)

8 BACKWARD TURN After a four-month absence, coun- “The Comeback” on Capitol, is off to M BACKWARD 29 try programmings has returned to Minneapolis for a four-week stand at Slim Whitman (Imperial 5859) WGEE-Indianapolis. The station is the Flame Club. 7 airing Nashville sounds from sign-on ’til 9 AM and from 10 AM ’til 1 PM A good sign that country sounds weekdays sign-on ’til 2 are catching on FOOTSTEPS OF A FOOL 41 and from PM again comes from Lee Saturdays and on Sunday afternoons. Edmond, a deejay on WFHA-FM-Red M Judy Lynn (United Artists 472) As in the past, Bob Todd is handling Bank, New Jersey. Lee says he runs 16 the major portion of the country air four hours a week with his show 8062) tagged OC SOONER OR LATER 43 hours. “Hi-Fi Country Round Up Show,” his VV Webb Pierce (Decca 31421) and listeners are really Kenny Marlow writes in that his responsive to country music. 6 firm is elated over the initial response to “You And Johnny Smith,” just re- LOVERSVILLE 31 Floyd Cramer, Chet Atkins and Jim OC leased on the Hope label (Jay-Gee wO Wynn Stewart (Challenge 9155) Reeves are on a two-week tour in distributed) by Lee Estes. Copies are South Africa. The boys took off on 14 available by writing to Marlow at 42449) August 18 and will stop off in London 617 Exchange Building, Nashville. 07 SLOW POISON 24 for a promo trek before returning to W# Johnny & Jack (Decca 31397) Music City in early September. Jim Gemmill, sends along word that his Richmond, Virginia-based firm Clyde Beavers infos news that he 22 has just inked a new long-term ex- WE'RE GONNA GO FISHIN' 32 just got back from a six-week tour 00 clusive personal management contract WU Hank Locklin (RCA Victor 8034) with Frank Clement, the newly-elected with Shirlee Hunter. The country lark Governor of Tennessee. Clyde says the has appeared on ’s “Jubilee, 11 package, who featured many Opry U.S.A.” and is now featured on the PRIDE 46 stars, traveled 1200 miles and played New Domionion Barn Dance touring 125 towns in the state Tenn. M Ray Price (Columbia 42518) of Clyde unit, having played over 45 fair cele- and his band, the Eager Beavers, bration dates this summer up and stayed with the tour from beginning down the east coast. The songstress 12 411 THAT'S MY MA to end. has just returned from a 10-day 42441) III Sheb Woo ley (MGM 13079) stand of fairs and clubs in the New WSM’s Trudy Stamper infos word York-New Jersey area and her sched- of bill that is up before the Nashville ule during the next few week includes 21 COLD DARK WATERS 34 City Council to change the name of fairs in Palmyra, New York, Harris- Fifth Porter Wagoner (RCA Victor 8026) Ave., No., between Broadway onburg, Va., Winchester, Va., Indiana, and Commerce Street, to Opry Place. Penna. and Lebannon, Penn. Opry Place runs in front of the Ry- man Auditorium, site of the Gran Ole LK I'VE BEEN EVERYWHERE Kaye Golden, who is currently put- Opry. 13 « Hank Snow (RCA Victor 8072) ting her hopes in her Tempwood V wax of “It’ll Be Your Turn,” found John J. Buckley, KPCN-Dallas wonderful acceptance recently with exec., sends along word that United BRICKS AND MORTAR 36 the teeners at the Big Hugh Baby Artists chanter Country Johnny Sonny Burns 15 « (United Artists 461) in Nashville. After the hop Kaye Hop Mathis is now affiliated with the out- then embarked with Boots Randolph let as a deejay. Buckley says that Combo for Evansville, Indian to ap- response to the new all-day country COLD 44 COLD HEART 48 pear during the 150th anniversary station in the Dallas-Ft. Worth area George Jones (Mercury 72018) 23 celebration of that city. has really been tremendous.

Roy Drusky is pretty busy penning Jack Reno, Box 328 Waynesville, LITTLE BLACK BOOK material for his next Decca release, Missouri, sends out urgent s.o.s. Jimmy Dean an « (Columbia 42529) getting in some “stick” time with fel- for promo takes from artists, as well 27 low aviator Randy Hughes who re- as their latest releases. Jack spins ’em cently purchased a new 250 Com- on two stations in Missouri. SILVER THREADS AND manche. Randy holds the rein for « GOLDEN NEEDLES 49 Patsy Cline. 17 Springfields (Philips 40038) 2) Curtis Artist’s Productions says that Ernest Tubb & the Texas Trou- MILE badors have just completed a tour VN 18 A7 ONE AND A QUARTER 44 Sonny James (Dot 16381) through Maryland and Virginia. . . . Ray Price and the Cherokee Cowboys are also active having wound up a trek through Missouri, Georgia and 30 40 KING OF FOOLS 38 Florida. . . . Jimmy Key, exec admins- *IU Buck Owens (Capitol 4765) trator of the talent stable, just re- turned from a trip through Louisiana & Texas, stopping off at various SHE THINKS I STILL CARE 42 points and visiting with promoters 20 George Jones M (United Artists 424) and buyers during the trip. )

K. G. Freyschlag, director of Pikes 28 Cfl TAKE me BACK AGAIN or Bust Roadeo, advises that the re- Wll Rose Maddox (Capitol 4771) cent rodeo was a complete sell-out I

Distributors’ national PREMIERE PRESENTA TIONS ! Begin Sept 4 th Cash Box Editorial

Just two weeks ago (CB Aug. 25) we mentioned in this space the problems that confront us in these chang- ing times and a point was made concerning the one mil- A Trend Of The Changing Times lion idle teenagers who have been unemployed since school closed in June. What are you going to do to cultivate

< a market which never existed before—is the answer amuse-

ment centers ... or dance fests . . . will the kids raise the money to support such locations? These were some of the

questions raised and it wasn’t long before at least one Teenagers Take operator gave us some answers to these and other ques- tions concerning the changing times in his operating To Coin Machines territory. We were told that the idle teenagers were filling up a new amusement center in this operator’s town and the main attraction was coin machines—bowlers and pool tables. The operator was originally approached by the real estate agent who evidently couldn’t rent the spot to anyone else and a deal was set whereby the operator would do no more than operate on a commission basis with the agent, just as though the agent were the actual location owner. “In this way I stayed in the coin machine business and didn’t invest a penny in the real estate end,” said the operator. Since pool rooms to this day carry a certain stigma in some people’s minds, the operator installed five big ball bowlers and called the place “The Bowlerette.” The fact that he also had one dozen pool tables in the place didn’t at stop the traffic. In fact it stimulated business and after

( two months the location is definitely a going one. The operator is making a profit and looks to even greater profit once school starts. “The kids seem to have taken

to the place as though it were their clubhouse,” is the

way he put it. As far as licensing, the authorities ruled

that the location is classified as a pool parlor. The local police tried to talk the operator out of the idea pointing to the possibility of trouble resulting from the crowds of teenagers in a neighborhood that is termed “middle

class.” To date, the operator has not seen fit to call the police or anyone else. As pointed out, the kids take pride in the hangout. It is looked upon as a clubhouse by many.

it Even women from the neighborhood have taken to the pool game and business has never been better. Pingames are also on location in the amusement hall and vending machines were placed in position to serve cold drinks < and cigarettes just last week. One attendant is on hand from opening time at 1 PM until closing—around 10. No immediate service needed. “When a machine breaks

is have several of each type K down there no panic—we always on hand. I service them when I return each eve- x ning,” stated the operator. Promotion is conducted via a huge plate glass window out front which permits pass* ersby to view the action inside. The lights are bright and

the place is kept clean. , V r , Meanwhile, the problem of idle teenagers as a poten- •< tial market, the specific problem in this particular town of the illegality of free play games, and the search for new type locations all seem ta have been solved in this one instance. They have been offset by the popularity of bowling, pingames, pool, and the efforts of an operator who is changing with these ever changing times.

Cash Box.—September 8, 1965 57 House-Senate Conference Committee Showings On New Seeburg Phono

Approves Eastland Gambling Bill Start Tues., Sept. 4, Run 2 Weeks

Conferees Ag ree To Certain Revisions Factory Expects New Model To Open Up

Before Bill Goes To Both Houses More Juke Box Locations For Ops

WASHINGTON, D.C.—Conferees of the interstate shipment of machines CHICAGO—Seeburg’s North Ameri- sentation features were in many in- the House-Senate Conference Com- which pay off in cash. The bill does can distributors will on Tuesday, stances being used in conjunction

mittee agreed to a report on the East- not effect the legality of free play Sept. 4, start premiere showings to with standard opex*ator showing pro- land Bill (S.1658), on Wednesday, pingames. The report also excludes music operators of a new Seeburg grams by the wholesalers themselves. August 29. The bill amends the John- from the bill States where gambling coin phonograph heralded as “revolu- Seeburg officials were scheduling son Act which prohibits the transpor- machines are lawful, namely the State tionary” in design and operation. trips during the course of the two tation of gambling devices in inter- of Nevada and four counties in Mary- First announcements of its details and week period in order that company state and foreign commerce to include land—Calvert, Anarundel, St. Mary’s, features will be made by the distrib- officials be on hand at the distributor “any other machine or mechanical and Charles Counties. The report utors. premieres wherever possible. The well- device designed and manufactured pri- necessitates the revised bill going be- The new model was secretly shown kept secret of what the machine looks marily for use in connection with fore both Houses for approval before to distributors, including European like, and it’s reportedly “revolution- gambling and which when operated it receives the President’s signature. representatives, in Chicago on August ary” features was backed up with may deliver, as the result of the ap- The changes agreed to by conferees 19 and 20. strict confidential reports between plication of an element of chance any of the Senate and the House were It is described by those who have factory and distributor. money or property, or by the operation scheduled to appear in the Congres- seen it as “truly revolutionary” and Judging from factory reports and of which a person may become entitled sional Record dated August 31, which as “what we have needed to move the announcements and distributor reac- to receive, as the result of the applica- is available to the public after Sep- coin phonograph into locations that tion to the new model phonograph, tion of an element of chance, any tember 1 upon written request. Copies never before even considered having a the Seeburg machine is expected to money or property, but which is not of S.1658 are available from Senator juke box,” according to Seeburg offi- help pave the way for a much location than attached to any such machine or me- James D. Eastland’s office in the U.S. cials. broader exposure on chanical device as a constituent part.” The latest Seeburg innovations, it is possible previously. Up until now, the Senate Building, Washington 1, D.C. The report carries several changes reported, involve programming, serv- foundation of juke box locations was Should the bill be enacted, amend- which revise the original bill but do icing convenience, income accounting, said to be with the neighborhood tav- not basically change the purpose of ments made shall take effect sixty and wallbox features, as well as cabi- ern and diners. The Seeburg an- the bill which was written to prohibit days after the date of its enactment. net styling. nouncement inferred that perhaps The distributor shows will be held additional locations would now be over a two week span and will almost open to using the juke box as a means invariably be held in the respective of entertainment. the Thousands View Coin Machines In city’s leading hotels. Distributors at- Showings were scheduled across tending the factory meeting in Chi- country for almost every day during dramatic the two-week premiere, including Bilotta Exhibit cago were treated to a At N. Y. State Exposition unveiling and these same sales pre- weekends.

SYRACUSE—140,000 visitors turned Governor Nelson Rockefeller was out during the first two days of the expected to visit the fair on Thurs- New York State Exposition here last day, and Bilotta hoped to benefit from Sugerman Off On Latin American week and the total number expected the publicity. “We placed a brand new before the Labor Day closing was Wurlitzer phonograph right in the Trip, Will Visit 8 Countries In 4 Weeks upped to one-half million. The indus- path he is expected to travel,” said trial show, which began August Bilotta. “He’ll have to walk around it 28 NEWARK, N.J.—Myron Sugerman is Sugerman stated before leaving business has featured a display of coin-operated to get thru,” stated the jovial coin- off again on an international business that Runyon’s export good” as the result phonographs, amusement machines man. Bilotta also publicized the fact trip in conjunction with Runyon In- been “extremely ternational’s expert coin machine of a highly developed personal mail and vendors under the banner of that The Wurlitzer Company is the business. The Runyon Inti, prexy was and correspondence program with im- Bilotta Enterprises, headed by “only juke box manufacturer in John New expected to leave Saturday, Septem- Bilotta, leading coin machine distrib- York State.” He said that other legal ber 1, for an extended trip to South utor in the upper New York State problems were also publicized and America which was to include visits in approximately eight territory. were expected to be discussed with to customers countries in a period of about four Bilotta set up three different visiting politicians also should booths who weeks. to house the various machines he dis- be on hand during the show. Bilotta Among the countries Sugerman will tributes from several subsidiaries, and displayed all of his equipment with visit are Argentina, , Colum- Brazil, Dominican Re- from early reports the project was representation from every line he bia, Venezuela, public, Puerto Rico, and possibly sev- “better than we ever expected.” handled. eral other Caribbean countries. Bilotta had his top personnel on hand He received much comment on a to demonstrate features of the ma- ChiCoin “World’s Fair Shooting Gal- Labor Day Safety Program chines not seen before by many of the lery,” and explained to locations the visitors. Location owners were treated benefits of having an operator install ARCADE MEN RAP to a tour of the equipment and in such a unit in a public place. Bilotta RADIO-TV CRIES some instances the interest was stim- also explained the disadvantages of a OF 'STAY AT HOME!' ulated to the point where ops in this location operating such a machine YORK On the one hand you section of the country may receive in- pointing to the many operators in the NEW — have thousands killed on Labor Day quiries from locations for new Wur- area who “specialize” in such a busi- weekends and if you tell ’em to stay at litzers, Chicago Coin MYRON SUGERMAN Guns or a shuffle ness. home to avoid auto mishaps the alley or two. DuGrenier cigarette vendors, arcade-playland industry gets mad. porters in the countries around the Bilotta explained the half-dollar Smokeshop vendors, Wurlitzer juke That’s what happened last week as globe. The firm ships to every coun- the NAAPPB official house organ try in the world with the exception of principle, which is employed on the boxes, cigarette Coan machines, Gold satellite countries. asked members to advertise “togeth- Russia and several Wurlitzer phonograph which offers Medal popcorn machines, All-Tech As a result, many buyers arriving in erness” (at playlands) instead of New York have made Runyon a port Ten Top Tunes for fifty cents, and the kiddie rides, United shuffles, Chicago having families listen to “stay at of call. One of these visitors last Smokeshop cigarette vendor, which Coin bowlers and guns, and Rock-Ola home” radio-tv reports from safety month stimulated Sugerman’s interest in the Latin countries and as a result makes change for fifty-cent insertions, coffee machines were all on display program campaigns. the Latin tour was quickly prepared Actually, the parksmen are very was seen for the first time by many and working. Bilotta also displayed a for September. A European jaunt will much aware of the hazards of driving take place in December as part of location owners. In addition, the pa- school supply vending machine made during a 3-day holiday weekend, es- Runyon’s standard export itinerary. trons of Bilotta’s little exhibits accepted in New Jersey, and set it up as part pecially Labor Day, but at the same While vending has shown or no growth in many countries, Suger- the fifty-cent principle. “Many of the of his back-to-school pitch. time they ask for a more tolerant ap- man expects it to blossom in the years guests never saw some of our equip- The display was said by Bilotta to proach in view of the business which ahead. “We expect to be in a position must be done on the last holiday fling to capitalize on it, if and when it ment before,” stated the distributor. be one of the first of its kind at the of the year for most. They promote does,” said the export exec. “We not only paved the way for more Exposition. “We’re part of industry He is expected to return by the end safety within the parks and on the of the month and will remain in the locations, but we did an educational and we should take part in industrial rides. But evidently the fun-seekers firm’s Newark offices until the Europe program, as well.” shows,” stated the distributor. don’t know enough to drive carefully. trip in December.

58 Cash Box—September 8, 1962 VENDINGCash BoxNEWS The Vending Machine Industry's Only Newsweekly COINMEN LOOK TO CONVENTION FOR IDEAS

NAMA Convention Will Attract Large Numbers Of Coin Ops

NEW YORK—More music and games the patrons want is a cold drink from operators than ever before now op- a vending machine. Bowling alley op- erate vending machines. More music erators are asking coinmen for cof- and games wholesalers than ever be- fee and drink machines and there’s no fore now distribute one form of vend- point in turning down business for- ing line or another. In some areas, ever. In some instances the coinmen the two endeavors have gradually have shied away from the merchan- flowed into one business and in some dise end. Perhaps cigarettes but no instances (e.g.: West Virginia) state- further. In many other cases how- wide associations have changed of- ever, the strictly coin machine op- ficial names from “coin machine” to erator is finding either the need to “vending” in order to reflect the type diversify or the logic in expanding equipment operated and to attract and the answer lies in the merchan- membership from pure vending ranks. dise machines. Hence the growing in- WOLFE It all adds up to more vending op- terest this year in the vending in- industry in whole erators joining the dustry’s national convention—the Na- or in part, and they’re coming from DISTRIBUTING tional Automatic Merchandising As- coin machine what was once a solid sociation’s 1962 Convention and operating area. The juke box and Exhibition. The giant trade show will COMPANY amusement machine operator is open- be held this year in Brooks Hall, San 310 RIVERSIDE AVE., JACKSONVILLE, FLA. ing amusement parlors for his pool Francisco, where attendance can 832 BARONNE ST., NEW ORLEANS, LA. the first thing tables and bowlers and roughly be estimated at between six and eight thousand. Premieres the revolutionary all-new Every known type of vendor will be Wolff Names Fedel exhibited along with many prototypes To Interstate Post of what can be expected from this EBURG fantastic field in the years to come. CHICAGO—John J. Fedel has been The interest on the part of coin- appointed to the newly-created posi- men is interesting in this corner. PHONOGRAPH tion of Sales Development and Con- Heretofore, many have disregarded In New Orleans, Wed., Sept. 12! Manager for Interstate Vending the convention, but with the opposi- trol At LENFANT'S BOULEVARD ROOM Company, national vending and food tion taking to the merchandise field, service firm. The announcement was and the same distributor of games In Tampa, Sat., Sept. 15! made last week by Ronald Wolff, handling the major vending lines, the At INTERNATIONAL INN (West Shore Blvd. ot Grand Central Ave.) President. operator has become familiar in some Fedel will be responsible for the co- respects with the equipment. More Seeburg breaks the barrier to ordination of all company sales ac- than a passing acquaintance has been tivities and analysis of salesman’s stirred up from this relationship and activities and performance. He will the result will be a larger than usual your profitable growth! report to I. Hayne Houston, Inter- attendance in San Francisco from state Vice President-Corporation De- coin machine ranks. velopment. Details of the show have been pub- Fedel was Director of Market Re- lished here earlier, and will continue search for Automatic Canteen Com- as the information is made available. pany for six year prior to joining In- In the meantime, reservations for ex- terstate. He has a Master’s degree in hibitors and conventioneers can be Business Administration from DePaul made directly to NAMA at 7 South University and a Bachelor of Science Dearborn Street in Chicago. The dates in Marketing from the University of of the Convention are October 13th Illinois. thru 16th.

New Sign Display For Vendors Sells Coffee CHICAGO—What taste buds aren’t enticed by the promise of a good cup of true old fashioned urn brewed cof- fee? This is the hard-to-resist prom- ise held forth to the patrons of auto- matic coffee vending machines serv- iced by the Metropolitan Coffee Serv- ice of Chicago, Illinois. The invitation to partake of a fine cup of coffee is extended with the aid of an attractive new multicolored Dri-Mark Decal sign, which includes a picture of an old fashioned coffee grinder as part of its effective sales message. The decal sign is pressure-sentitive applied, a basic convenient feature of all Dri- Mark Decal Signs. No water or mois- tening of any description is needed to apply Dri-Mark decals; yet they have all the permanence required of any sign used in vending machine service. Complete information on Dri-Mark Decal signs for Point Of Sale adver- 52 $15 tising is available from the exclusive manufacturer. The Meyercord Co., 5323 West Lake Street, Chicago 44, Issues Per Year Illinois. Sign used for coffee vendors is shown above. Send Check To; 1780 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19, N.Y.

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Meeting Dates

Sept. 3— (New Date To Be Set In View Of Labor Day) 3—California Music Merchants’ Association (Monthly) Place: 311 Broadway, Oakland, Calif. 3—Eastern Ohio Phonograph Operators’ Association (Monthly) Place: 4104 Rush Blvd., Youngstown 12, Ohio (General) 3 Phonograph Merchants’ Association, Cleveland, Ohio (Monthly) Place: Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio (General) 4 Harbor Music Operators’ Association (Monthly) Place: Cook’s Bullpen, Paramount, Calif. 5 Amusement Machine Operators Assoc, of Penn. Place: Penn-Harris Hotel, Harrisburg, Pa. 7—California Music Merchants’ Assoc. (Monthly) Place: U. S. Grant Hotel, San Diego, Calif. 7-8—Music Operators Of Virginia Place: John Marshall Hotel, Richmond, Va. 8-16—International Food Congress & Exhibition Int’l Food Dist. Place: New York Coliseum, New York City. 10 Milwaukee Coin Machine Operators’ Association (Monthly) Place: Ambassador Hotel, Milwaukee, Wise. 11 California Music Merchants’ Association (Monthly) Place: Fresno Hotel, Fresno, Calif. 12 California Music Merchants’ Association (Monthly) PHONOGRAPH 13- BUFFALO SYRACUSE ALBANY m Place : Bakersfield Inn, Highway 99, Bakersfield, Calif. Friday, 12—Western Massachusetts Music Guild (Monthly) September 14, 1 Saturday, September 1 Sunday, September 14- Place: Chalet Restaurant, West Springfield, Mass. Peter Stuyvesant J 15, Randolph House p 16, Sheraton Ten L;. 12 Music Operators’ Society of St. Joseph Valley Hotel ? (Thruway Exit 37) I Eyck Hotel (Monthly) the barrier to Place: Carl Zimmer’s Office, 130 N. Ironwood i*r., Seeburg breaks Mishawaka, Ind. 13 Coin Machine Operators Assoc. your profitable growth! Place: Knights of Columbus Hall, Houston, Tex. 13—Berks County Amusement Machine Operators’ * A 1 flflViS P A Vis D/wiS P V / 5 DAVIS QA Vis OflVlS V) A V S=t Association (Monthly) Place: Arndt Restaurant, Reading, Pa. 15—Michigan Tobacco & Candy Dist. Vendors Ass’n Convention (Annual) Place: Statler-Hilton Hotel, Detroit, Mich. 16—Combined M.O.N.Y.—N.Y.S.O.G. New York State Coin Machine Operator’s Weekend Place: Laurels Country Club, Monticello, NY. 14-16—Iowa Ass’n of Tobacco Dist. Convention (Annual) Place: Hotel Savery, Des Moines, la. 17—Associated Music Operators of Rochester (Monthly) Place: Sheraton Hotel, Rochester, N.Y. 20- 17—Automatic Equipment and Coin-Machine Owners’ 21- Ass’n. Inc., Indiana (Monthly) Count Place: Room 24, 550 Broadway, Gary, Ind. 17—Westchester Operators’ Guild, (Monthly) on it Place: American Legion Hall, 57 Mitchell Place, White for Play Plains, N.Y. 18-19 National Automatic Laundry Cleaning Council and — & PROFIT! Convention (Annual) See your Place: Water Tower Inn, Chicago, 111. • Genuine Billiard Cushions distributor Also available for • 2'/ " —75x42, or write 19—Eastern Pennsylvania Amusement Machine Ass’n. 4 Regulation Balls €5x47 and 90x50 in details • "Easy Count” Scorer Valley Deluxe Tables (Monthly) Street, • New Mechanism Place: General De Kalb Inn, 2519 De Kalb A Division of j, Valley Mfg. Co. Norristown, Pa. and other "Pro"' Features! VALLEY SALES CO. 333 MORTON, BAY CITY, MICH. TWinbrook 5-8587 20-22—Wisconsin Food & Tobacco Institute Convention (Annual) DUARTEINTERNATIOfiALDUARTEINTERNATIONALDUARTEINTERNATIONALDUARTEiNTERNATIONALDI Place: Hotel Schroeder, Milwaukee, Wise. , 20 Place: Atlanta Merchandise Mart, Atlanta, Ga. z 24 Central as State Music Guild (Monthly) |p U4 j—z 15 Plaee: 805 Main St., Peoria, 111. 27-29—West Virginia Music & Vending Assoc. (Annual) Plaee: Holiday Inn Motel, Huntington, W. Va. Call or Wire Collect Oct. 3-6—Pennsylvania Ass’n of Tobacco & Candy Dist. (Annual) * Place: Galen Hall, Werner sville, Pa. P Q P F Write for our BIG ILLUSTRATED CATALOG 6-7—South Dakota Music & Vending Assoc. with pictures of games, vendors, Place: Sawnee Hotel, Brookings, S.D. phonographs, kiddie rides, etc. 13-16—National Automatic Merchandising Ass’n. (Annual) DUARTE INTERNATIONAL SALES CO., INC. Place: Brooks Hall, San Francisco, Calif. 835 East 31 Street, Los Angeles 11, California 18-20—Ohio Ass’n of Tobacco Dist. (Annual) Tel. Adams 4-9616, Cable: PACAMI Los Angeles Place: Netherland-Hilton Hotel, Cincinnati, Ohio

60 Cash Box—September 8, 1962 Glass Distributing Baseball Team

A part of the Seeburg dis- tributor’s public relations program includes the firm’s sponsored baseball team pictured here. The St. Louis team plays in the Khoury League and Glass claims they are un- defeated in the last seven games. “The team is al- most as good as our own sales team here,” com- mented Glass, succumbing to the temptation to men- tion the firm’s sales per- formance.

Prizes Galore At Royal-Columbus Party COLUMBUS, 0.—When Royal Dis- branch, were assisted by Harold Hoff- Orbits into Profits and Operating Ease! tributing Inc. opened its new offices man and Clint Shockey, who run the You a New Sphere of here in Columbus on Sunday, August Royal operation. They traveled down 142 people FEATURING: The first advance towards color gleaming, eye-appealing iridescent blue with shim- 12, attended the event (CB from Cincinnati where the main offices —a Aug. 25 P53). One of the highlights are located. Appliances, lamps, games mering silver legs • White formica corner pockets * Teakwood grained formica top rails * Ex- was the awarding of prizes to the (for truded aluminum molding between cabinet and top frame—no screws showing * Same original lucky guests, many of whom are pic- and balloons the kids) were the tured here. Managers Dick Gilger and order of the day and pictured here are and advanced recessed features as Deluxe Eldorado • Flawless, jam proof coin mechanism • Cue Paul Hott, who supervise the Royal some of the highlights. ball returns at shooter’s end • Angled plexiglass ball viewer lets you see entire ball from any angle * K66 Professional cushions.

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West Va. Ops Use Laffs To Sell Party Tix FOR SALE HUNTINGTON, W. VA.—Operators in this area got a laff last week when BALLY HOLLER DERBY $ 575.00 a mailing piece arrived from the BALLY BIKINI 650.00 W. Va. Music & Vending Assoc, out- BALLY LIDO 750.00 lining what one can expect when he BALLY SPEEp BOWLER 150.00 attends the association’s BALLY CLUB BOWLER S/A 275.00 Eighth An- BALLY OFFICIAL JUMBO S/A 350.00 nual Convention & Banquet, Sept. UNITED ATLAS S/A 175.00 27-29, at the Holiday Inn in Hunting- GOTTLIEB MISS ANNABELLE 175.00 ton. Following is the copy as it ap- C. C. SUPER HOME RUN 75.00 peared on a 4-page brochure: ROCK-O LA 1455 295.00 Questions and Answers About the ROCK-OLA 1464 325.00 Eighth Annual Convention of the ROCK-O LA 1465 365.00 West Virginia Music and Vending ROCK-OLA 1475 425.00 Association. SEEBURG KD200 325.00 QUESTION: When and where will the West Virginia Music and Vending Convention be held?—Norman Tweel | AKE CITY AMUSE. CO. —Huntington, W. Va. 1 4533 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND, ANSWER: In Huntington, West Vir- ginia, “ (Tel: HE 1-4100) at the Holiday Inn, Route 60, September 27, 28 and 29. This question from our Convention Chairman VENDING You’d think at least he would know where it was being held. DISTRIBUTORS. INC. QUESTION: Do I have to bring my wife? Mitch Oliver, Montgomery, W. 801 South Cedar Street Charlotte, North Carolina Va. NOW DELIVERING ANSWER: Yes, You especially Mitch, must bring wife. AMI MODEL L PHONO your NOW SEEBURG DISTRIBUTORS QUESTION : I am a non-member of Rowe 2800 Riviera West Virginia Music & Vending for BALLY DEL. BOWLER 16' Can I come too? NORTH & SOUTH CAROLINA! Bally Bank Ball ANSWER: We hope you do. You will BALLY GOLDEN GATE BINGO learn and see new equipment. Also you can become rich and successful Premieres the revolutionary all-new Williams Trade Winds 1 -Ply r. like our members. We hope non-mem- WILLIAMS VALIANT 2-PLYR. bers come because we are going to Williams Friendship 7 (Add-A-Ball) lose money if some strangers don’t WILLIAMS WORLD SERIES '62 come. EBURG QUESTION : If I bring my wife do I Irving Kaye Eldorado Pool have to take her to meetings with CHICOIN STARLITE SHUFFLE me? Red Wallace, Oak Hill, W. Va. United Action Shuffle 8' ANSWER: Why worry about her com- PHONOGRAPH MIDWAY TARGET GALLERY ing, Red, she won’t see you anyhow. QUESTION : Can I bring my service Cover Girl 1-Plyr. Friday, September 7th! Gottlieb personel with me?—Jim Hutzler, GOTTLIEB PREVIEW 2-PLYR. Martinsburg, W. Va. WATCH FOR YOUR INVITATION! WRITE • CALL ANSWER: Yes, it is a must for you and your service men to attend the Hot Beverage Safety Program, con- Seeburg breaks the barrier to ducted by Mr. Walter Reed of RUNYON N. A. M. A. INTERNATIONAL, INC. QUESTION : What’s on your pro- your profitable growth! gram? —Lige Smith, Huntington, W. World’s Foremost Exporters Va. Of Coin Operated Phonographs, ANSWER: We don’t know yet, but Amusement Games and you can bet it will be the best one we have ever had. We are going to Vending Equipment talk about how operators can make money. 221 FRELINGHUYSEN AVENUE QUESTION : How much will the Con- Newark 14, N.J., Bigelow 3-8777 vention cost me? —Joe Dobkins, Wheeling, W. Va. Cibli AMnss— IUNT0NEX NEWARKNEWJEltSrr ANSWER: Look who asked that ques- tion—Why worry, Joe, its deductible. QUESTION: You must have some idea what your program is going to be about? —Leoma Ballard, Belle, W. ‘THERE IS A DIFFERENCE!!!” Va. BINGOS ARCADE EQUIPMENT ANSWER: Sure we do but we are Bikini $675.00 Standard Metal Can Can 795.00 Typer $195.00 saving it for a later mailing. Some Harvard Metal Circus Queen . . 595.00 of the talks and speakers we have County Fair .. 495.00 Typer 195.00 turned Roller Derby .. 595.00 Evans Hole-in- down include: Lido 795.00 One $125.00 (a) How to make money without Golden Gate Write Red Ball Vending Machines Billie Bio Show 110.00 Midway 195.00 — Sol Estes. Cypress Garden 250.00 Sidewalk (b) How to keep the Union out of

Double Header 110.00 . Engineer . 125.00 your business and back to the mines Parade 110.00 Autophoto #9 825.00 Key West . 110.00 Autophoto —John L. Lewis. Manhattan . 75.00 #11 1,850.00 (c) You can starve and still operate Nite Clob .. 110.00 Exhibit H i- Ball 75.00 Vending Machines here Show Time . 125.00 Keeney League —Moa Tse-

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Sun Valley . 225.00 Radiogram, Touch (d) How I can bury your Juke Boxes Down 295.00 FI. Mod. . 110.00 Ballerina .. 425.00 Love Meter, —Nikita Khrushchev.

FI. Mod. . 125.00 GUNS Evans Bat-a- QUESTION: May I bring guests not State Fair ...$195.00 Score 125.00 connected with the coin machine busi- Gun Club 195.00 Periscope .... 110.00 ness? —Joe Hunt, Welch, W Va. Circus Rifle . . 275.00 Pitehem-Battem 125.00

Sportsman . . . 150.00 Cross Country ANSWER: Please do, everyone must Driveraobil C.C. Long Range 495.00 . .250.00 have a banquet ticket at $10.00, this Polar Hunt . . 165.00 Phila. Tobaggan Write 151 ROCKLAND ROAD C.C. Ray Gun .395.00 Bally Golf includes all social activities, banquet, Space Glider . 375.00 Champ .... 175.00 dance, floor-show and door prizes and Town Of Mont Royal, Montreal, Quebec Safari Gun .. 175.00 Bally All Stars 125.00 Seeb. Bear Gun 175.00 Goalee 110.00 further more we need the money. Seeb Coon Gun $175.00 Midget Movies 125.00 QUESTION: Will a discussion of op- the revolutionary all-new Carnival 150.00 Motorama .... 175.00 Premieres Bonos 195.00 Space Age ...$195.00 erating costs be held? (From a dis- Hereules 295.00 Genco Grandmo 175.00 tributor who wants his money.) Pop Gon Circus 250.00 Geneo Horoscope 175.00 Midway Shoot. Genco Locky ANSWER: PROBABLY! Gal 275.00 Seven 125.00 QUESTION: There isn’t much infor-

Lord’s Prayer . 175.00 Wms. Road EBURG mation in this mailing piece, is there? Pull the Donkey’s Racer 450.00 Tail 175.00 Capitol —Red Wallace, Oak Hill, W. Va. King of Swat . .125.00 Panorams . 295.00 ANSWER: No, but we do want every- Mercury Floor Bally Heavy one to know we are having a Grip 85.00 Hitter . 275.00 Con- PHONOGRAPH Chester Pollard Twin Hockey . . 195.00 vention. You’ll get more information,

Golf 125.00 Quarterback . . 125.00 but we wanted you to plan now to at- Chester Pollard Silver Gloves. 150.00 FOR DATE Ball Foot . . 125.00 License Bureau 125.00 tend.—Marie Coffman, Oak Hill, W. WATCH King of Swat . 125.00 Vacuumatic Card Crane 125.00 Vendor 75.00 Ya. Peppy the Clown 195.00 (Ed. Note: Anyone interested in at- ON YOUR INVITATION! DISTRIBUTORS FOR WURLITZER, tending this wild affair can drop a UNITED, GOTTLIEB AND MIDWAY. note to Marie at the West Virginia Seeburg breaks the barrier to Music & Vending Assn., PO Box 610, CLEVELAND COIN Oak Hill, West Virginia. You’ll prob- Machine Exchange, Inc. ably regret it but then again, they your profitable growth! 2029 Prospecf, Cable-Clecoin, Cleveland, Ohio need the money!)

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Poetry, Shock, BEST Q&A. Approaches MUSIC BUYS Used To Sell Tix EVER OFFERED HURLEYVILLE, N. Y.—Last month a notice was mailed to operators in the State of Virginia advising of the All 45 R.P.M. MOV Annual Affair scheduled for the John Marshall Hotel, September 7. Plays Both Sides The announcement was written in four line rhymes extending over two pages of a brochure. Briefly, the mes- sage requested the reader’s presence at the operator shindig. The poetry AMI idea caught the reader’s attention and from all indications worked—the Models MOV Convention this weekend ap- pears to be a sellout. A-B Last week another notice was re- ceived by operators—this time from or C STRUVE the State of West Virginia. The solicitation was delivered in the form DISTRIBUTING CO. of a Question & Answer style (see reprint of circular elsewhere in this 963 Folsom Ave. issue) and the Q&A was sparked with AMI Salt Lake City, Utah good humor. It all added up to a plea Models for participation by the reader. West all-new Va. expects a big turnout at their D - 80 Premieres the revolutionary September 27-29 affair at the Holiday Inn in Huntington. or E - 80 And now comes a SUMMONS— EBURG shock approach at that—in the form of a realistic looking document but happily from the N.Y. State Coin AMI PHONOGRAPH Machine Association, instead of the official source. The SUMMONS reads Model Sunday, Sept. 9 . . . “you are hereby summoned to at- tend the Fifth Annual Meeting of the E - 120 Empire Room, Hotel Utah N.Y. State Coin Machine Association.

. . .” and goes into the details of the much publicized Laurels Country Club Seeburg breaks the barrier to 1/3 With Order—Balance CO.D. outing skedded for Sept. 14-16 with MONY, NYS Guild, Westchester, and ACT QUICKLY—ORDER TODAY your profitable growth! the NYS Assoc, all participating. WIRE—PHONE—WRITE Millie McCarthy signed the docu- ment after advising readers that elec- Send For Complete Lists tion of officers and general meets will ARCADE—GAMES—BINGOS be held on Saturday afternoon of the RIDES—MUSIC—etc. weekend. Judging from the announcements, we’d say that the coinmen are lending DAVID ROSEN a bit of their creative talents to the Exclusive AMI Pist. Eo. Po.

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Eastern Flashes

When a new phonograph model finds its way onto Tenth Avenue, word is usually out long before its arrival as to the color, shape and general features but this is not so this week as the Seeburg factory continues its policy of strict silence on the details of a new phonograph campaign which has taken as its theme “breakthrough.” After one week of silence from the factory’s distribu- tors throughout the nation all we learn is that the “breakthrough” theme applies to “the barrier for profitable growth,” but we learn no more. The staff at Atlantic New York Corp.—Meyer Parkoff and Murray Kaye, over in New Jersey its Oscar Parkoff and in Hartford Mac Pearlman—all have one thing in common—“secrecy.” We speak with Bill Adair and Marvin Stein in Philly but learn no more than that the machine is the most revolutionary they’ve ever distributed. Down to Baltimore for a talk with Nat Solow of the Seeburg outlet and get more of the same—silence. We do find out however, that Atlan- tic here on Tenth Avenue will stage what Parkoff has termed “the most ex- travagant” showing in its history—a shindig at the Park-Sheraton Hotel on Tuesday, September 11—with all ops in the area invited. Cocktails, dinner and a full-fledged presentation with Seeburg’s number two man, Jack Gordon, winging in from Chi to emcee the affair. ATLAS Bill Adair states that the Philly outlet will premiere the machine in the Philadelphia Athletic Club on Sept. 13, then travel to Baltimore for a big show with Nat Solow in that town’s Lord Baltimore Hotel on the 14th. MUSIC COMPANY Will Rooen, new PR man at Davis up in Syracuse tells us the show there is skedded on Fri., Sept. 14 in Buffalo at the Peter Stuyvesant Hotel, and then Fifth Penna. 2231 Avenue, Pittsburgh, on to Syracuse for a date at the Randolph House on Saturday, Sept. 15. Al- bany ops will go to a Sunday affair at the Sheraton Ten Eyck. Si Redd’s man Bob Jones, informs us that they’ll break the show on Septem- Premieres the revolutionary all-new ber 4th in beantown (they’ll be at the Kenmore). ... Si Wolfe down in Florida had to change his showing dates at the last minute to land a bigger hotel the Wolfe crew’ll show the Seeburg phono in New Orleans at Lenfant’s Blvd.

Room on Wed., Sept., 12th . . . then back to Tampa and the Inti. Inn for a Sat. EBURG show on the 15th. . . . Frank Snow, Seeburg’s branch outlet in the Carolinas (Charlote) will premiere the “breakthrough” theme on the 7th. . . . Phil Greenberg will host Pittsburgh ops on Sept. 10th and the invites have gone

out. . . and as the Seeburg distribs spread their showing dates out across a PHONOGRAPH two-week span they will no doubt monopolize the attention of the industry as the “breakthrough profits” campaign unfolds. Another new phonograph on its way as the start of the new season begins, with the promise of more new Monday, September 10th! model juke boxes to follow as the fall season gets underway. We hear from Urban Industries’ Nat Bailen that the “Kiddie Kolor Kar- WATCH FOR YOUR INVITATION toon” sales trip which embraced more than a half dozen cities brought about a sales reaction “equal to five times that of our first trip in the area” accord- ing to Bailen, who gives credit for the big increase to the new cabinet, one of the most colorful and attractive coin machines we have ever seen, bar none. Seeburg breaks the barrier to Myron Sugerman is a widely traveled young man and he’ll continue to add to his experience with a four-week trip planned to South America with a Fri- day kick-off dateline, leaving Jersey far behind and spending Labor-Day, an your profitable growth! unheard of holiday in the Latin countries with some customers, all of which makes any holiday more interesting. Myron hasn’t changed his plans to visit Europe again in December, but will take this unexpected South American jaunt in stride and no doubt the Runyon International firm will be the better for it. Shugy continues to act as though he were just starting in business with plans on his desk for the new Springfield plant fast becoming a reality as construc- tion continues, and the services of the Chairman of the Board go to a lovely lady customer who stops by to contract for a truckload of equipment. Shugy handles the buyer with his customary charm and sends Kempy and Morris Rood scrurrying about to see that the lady’s every wish comes true. Before Morris came to work on Monday he had scored another two days on the golf links marking up respectable scores (but he’s not telling) and if you think this duffer is going to chomp away on the Laurels course then you had bet- ter think twice before placing any pesos on the table. Kempy celebrated an- other birthday on Tuesday, August 28, and when he tells you how old he is you won’t believe it (and you won’t guess within five years) as the kissing salesman looks forward to Thursday, the anniversary date of his marriage to his lovely Norma, and twenty six years of martial bliss (and lots of kisses too). Coinmen along the street are still talking about A1 Denver’s seering letter to Congressman Celler re the new copyright proposal (HR 12450). After tear- “. reason ing the proposed legislation apart Denver asks Celler . . what is the for your personal introduction and endorsement of this unnecessary and un- ?” popular bill; and why are you attempting to hurt the small juke box operator Valley’s John Ryan, Earl Feddick’s right hand man, hospitalized earlier for

gall stones, recuperating at home in Saginaw's suburbs. . . . Millie McCarthy has “summoned” coinmen in the State to attend the Laurels outing on Sept. 14 and has planned an early Satafternoon to meet to hold election of officers, SUTHERLAND DIST. CO. discussions on bills and promises the meet won’t interfere with sporting events skedded, like golf, and drinking, and such. 2710 McGee Trafficway Coinmen are flocking to attend the NAMA Convention in San Francisco KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI October 13-16, or so say the vending association’s ticket sellers. We’ll be there over Tech- and so will many others from this area. . . . Sam Goldsmith’s happy visited, no-Vend 18.3b per common share earnings figure. . . . Irving Kaye Tenth Avenue on Tuesday and told us that pool table shipments this year are DICKSON DISTRIBUTING CO. far ahead of last year’s figures. A quick call to son Howard at. the plant con- sales campaign will bristle 631 California Ave. firmed this and also indicated that the firm’s fall with new ideas for operators on how to make money with the six-pocket units. OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLAHOMA Dave and Sylvia Lowy’s daughter Marilyn wedded to Stuart Fielding two Sundays ago at a beautiful affair in the West Hempstead Jewish Center. The Premieres the revolutionary all-new couple honeymooned at Virginia Beach. She teaches, he’s a student, a relation- ship that exists in marriages today that are twenty and thirty years old! . . . Sully Budinoff, Stanford op, in town with his sister-in-law who also operates, under the guidance and help of Sully, who has assisted the gal since she lost her husband some four years ago. Sully’s boy ready for another crack year EBURG in at the Air Force College in Colorado. The boy is destined to make history George Klersey, the the skies from the sound of his marks. . . . Rowe-AMI’s genial AMI phono rep, drops into Runyon’s after an Eastern trip which kept PHONOGRAPH him busy. From NYC to Boston, “probably, but then you never know your itinerary until you’ve actually completed it” says the likable salesman who Sept. 5th In City! Coleman will ad- Kansas . admits to having had a “profitable trip.” . . Seeburg’s Del dress the Security Analysts Grdup on Thursday 9/13 and you can watch the

. . Holzman papers for this one. SAG gets wide publicity in the papers. . Irv and United have teamed up to supply all of the liquid refreshments and cock- Sept. 9th In Oklahoma City! and tail tidbits which will be on hand at the 3-day Laurels outing coming up Munves’ chief mechanic, that’s a lotta grape juice! . . . Willie Gaines, Mike Seeburg breaks the barrier to keeps a parts catalog under that crew cut, and as much of it as can be made public will be included in the up and coming Munves Parts and Supplies Cata- log due off the presses by New Year’s day (and that’s a scoop!) . . . A1 Simon your profitable growth! continues to labor under the strain of the absence of A1 D’lnzillo who is vaca- tioning.

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-4 The news was speedily relayed here from Washington, D.C. last Wednesday, August of the approval in the House-Senate Conference Committee of the y 29, Eastland Bill on Capitol Hill. Speedy passage in the Senate and House of T Representatives, and an immediate signature by President Kennedy is ex- pected.

The word from Alvin Gottlieb, of D. Gottlieb & Co., is that Gottlieb’s “Pre- view” 2 player is one of the most widely accepted pinball amusement games, and one of the most popular games in locations in this country and in foreign markets. Both, Alvin and Nat Gottlieb, declare that the surest way to assure popular money makers is constant testing of games prior to release to the trade.

Herb Jones, Bally vice president, advises that Bally is enjoying top level

( sales in all markets where it is accepted of Bally’s “Golden Gate” bingo game.

. . . Wednesday, Sept. 5, is happily looming as a banner day (we should say < evening) for Joel Stern’s World Wide Distribs; for that is the time Joel, Fred yi) S. L. LONDON MUSIC CO., INC. V Skor, Howie Freer, Art Wood, Newell Bellamy and all the sales personnel at World Wide will unveil the revolutionary, new Seeburg coin-operated phono- 3130 W. Lisbon Avenue p- graph during a gala dinner party (preceded by a cocktail party at 6:00 p.m.) MILWAUKEE, WISCONSIN v in the spacious Grand Ballroom of the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel. Joel and Fred expect a heavy attendance at their soiree. Art Weinand, vice prexy of Williams Electronic Mfg. Corp., informs that Premieres the revolutionary all-new r sales on “Valiant” two-player pinball amusement game are rolling along in fine style these pre-Labor Day days. He and Sam Stern, Williams president, > are happy that the vacation period is just about over, and the factory can be EBURG * assured of full production from now on. . . . All a very busy Joe Robbins could find the time to tell us was that domestic and export business is booming at Empire Coin Machine Exchange. Empire owner Gil Kitt is expected back any PHONOGRAPH day now from his West Coast trip. Dave Rockola planned a lovely day for his office personnel. He will host a Wednesday, September Sth! Golf Outing on Saturday, September at the Villa Olivia Golf Course with a 8, prizes for all golfers (duffers as well!). WATCH FOR YOUR INVITATION *v Mort Secore, sales director for Chicago Dynamic Industries, very elatedly informs that Chicago Coin games enjoyed the best August sales period ever. It was, he said, like November (in August), with complete depletion of the Seeburg breaks the barrier to entire ChiCoin games inventory. Herb Bidenkap was out of the city briefly call- “A ing on Chicago Coin’s distributors. . . . Paul Huebsch, vice prexy of J. H. growth! Keeney & Co., and sales rep Clayton Nemeroff, report heavy sales through your profitable August on Keeney’s “Rainbow” in-line game, “Summertime” and “Sweet A Shawnee” amusement games. All of the executives are currently in at the busy United Mfg. Co. factory. A Herb Oettinger and Bill DeSelm are busy laying exciting plans for the imme- diate future. LeRoy Kraehmer and Glenn Johnson anticipate a fine Fall season for United Music’s UPD-100 coin-operated phonograph. Johnny Casola and A1 (the non-flying Dutchman) are back out on the road in their respective terri- < tories. . . . Perry London and Nate Victor, S. L. London Music Co. in Milwau- % kee, were busy as blazes last week arranging for the gala showing of the new Seeburg coin-operated phono. * First Coin Machine Exchange’s Joe Kline and Sam Kolber are really hustling these days since Fred Kline took a brief vacation and is due back shortly. Both domestic and export business are very heavy at First Coin this month. First’s lovely secretary, Joyce Larson, departed last week for her vacation. Equally •S lovely Mary Gray just returned from her vacation. Harold Lieberman and Lou Rubin, Liberman Music Co., in Minneapolis planned their showing of the Seeburg will -5 new phono, which be held Friday, + Sept. 7 in the Grand Ballroom of the Calhoun Beach Hotel in Minneapolis.

Bill Weikel, director of sales for Fischer Sales & Mfg. Co., is thrilled over the heavy sales and acceptance everywhere of Fischer’s pool tables during the hot summer months (definitely not normally an indoor season). The success of fc the “8 Ball Pool” TV show in Omaha, via WOW-TV helped this sales push considerably.

Nate Feinstein, Atlas Music Co., reports continued heavy sales throughout V August. There has been a steady upswing at Atlas in sales of new and used vending and music machines. Rowe cigarette, hot drink and cold drink ma- chines are enjoying a field day at Atlas Music, according to Nate, Harold

Schwartz and Irv Ovitz. . . . Parts Mfg. < production at Marvel continues heavy, according to prexy Ted Rubey and Estelle Bye. A The sudden smiles on the faces of Hank Ross, Marcine “Iggy” Wolverton (mountain) and Ralph Sheffield were happily put there when the local officials revolutionary all-new A put the licensing OK on Midway’s “Target Gallery” in Chicago. Premieres the Chet Gore, prexy of Exhibit Supply Co., expects no slack-off after Labor i Day for his compact Vacuumatic Card Vendor and plastic sealing machine. In fact, he expects an increase over this lusty EBURG summer season.

Everyone at Seeburg Corp. is showing the excitement of Seeburg’s upcom- « ing “break-through” introduction of the revolutionary, new Seeburg phono. PHONOGRAPH And, this feeling exists among Delbert Coleman, Frank O’Brien, Jack C. Gor- A don, Tom Herrick . and Stan Jarocki. . . Phil Moss is holding his showings of Wednesday, September Sth! the new Seeburg phono on Monday, Sept. 10, in Des Moines, and Tuesday, the Sheraton-Chicago Hotel Sept. 11, in Omaha. . . . Send your get well cards to George Harton, III, prexy at of West View Park in Pittsburgh, to Suburban General Hospital (Room 555) in Pittsburgh. He recently underwent a serious surgical operation. Seeburg breaks the barrier to Jack Harper and Tom Sams, executives of Rowe-AC Services, returned last week from a hectic tour which carried them through Nashville, Memphis, your profitable growth! Dallas, Houston and New Orleans.

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The economic picture for the coin machine industry remains unchanged this week, with sales continuing at a steady pace. . . . Hank Tronick informed the new Williams 2 player pin ball has received good acceptance from the op’s, at C. A. Robinson & Co. Hank added, since multiple player pin games are be- coming more & more popular, they are looking for a good run on this latest one from Williams. At Duarte International Sales Co. the shop is preparing export orders for shipment to Noumea, New Caledonia. Mr. Takaesu and Mr. Uchima. both op- erators from Okinawa, were visiting this week with Joe Duarte. Mr. & Mrs. Lou Dunis of Dunis Distributing, Portland, were in town at- tending Mrs. Martha Happel’s funeral, 8/22. Arnold Silverman representing Seeburg & Mort Secore representing Chicago Coin in Chicago, were also in

attendance. . . . Bill and Nick Lanzy of American Coin Machine are in the

process of remodeling their new headquarters. . . . Ronnie Green of California

Music Co. vacationing in Texas. . . . Jim Wilkens of Paul Laymon Inc. men- tioned receiving a visit this week from former mechanic Red Creswell. He also informed Bill Yedlin, operator from Sherman Oaks returned from a fish- ing trip in the High Sierras with his granddaughter, Pepe. BADGER At the Wurlitzer Factory Branch John Sea varda reports sales continuing strong on new phonographs. Bob Bear, national sales manager from the No. Tonawanda office and Gary Sinclair, Western regional mgr., back in town SALES COMPANY, INC spending a couple of days at the local Wurlitzer Branch. ... A new employee, Paul Hart, is now working in the parts dept, at Simon Distributing Co. The 2251 West Pico Boulevard shop is busy readying phonographs and arcade equipment for shipment to the Far East. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA The Solle girls of the Leuenhagen ‘record bar’ enjoyed receiving a card

from Connie Francis, sent from Nice, France. . . . Another carload of new Rowe AMI phonographs arrived at the R. F. Jones & Co. this week. Fred Pol- Premieres the revolutionary all-new lach of Rowe AC Services, Chicago, in town conferring with Ed Wilkes. Louis Boasburg from the New Orleans Novelty Co. and Ray Bandyk of Twin Music, Chicago, paid visits to the Jones Boys, while vacationing on the West Coast. Bill Gray, Luke Hodges, and Don McGowan will be attending the National EBURG Restaurant Show at Brooks Hall, in San Francisco. Don Edwards returned from a trip to San Diego, and Jack LaRue conducted service school at Garrison Sales Co. in Phoenix. In town visiting one-stops and distributors this week were: Llyod Crutts, PHONOGRAPH Sherman Oaks; Art Moore, Torrance; Harry Graham, Anaheim; Frank Na- varro, Calexico, Mexico; and Bill Williams, Costa Mesa. Friday, September 7th! WATCH FOR YOUR INVITATION! Seeburg breaks the barrier to Midwest Musings

your profitable growth! The Music and Vending Ass’n. of South Dakota held their quarterly meeting at the Franklin Hotel, Deadwood, So. Dakota, Sunday and Monday, Aug. 12-13. This being the vacation land of South Dakota many operators brought their wives and children along and made it a very long and pleasant vacation. Operators attending the meeting were, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Porter and children, and Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Pierson, from Mitchell, So. Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ratchford, Huron. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Warn and children, Salem; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Gefke and children, Sioux Falls; Mr. and Mrs. Dean Schroeder, Aberdeen; Cliff Brown, Don Schmidt, Harley Lund, Rapid City, So. Dakota. Host and hostesses for the convention were Mr. and Mrs. John Trucano and John’s mother Janet Trucano, Deadwood, So. Dakota. Distributor’s representatives at the meeting were Solly Rose, Sandler Dist. Co., John Zeglin, Dan Sullivan, Lieberman Music Co. George Kendall, National Cigarette Vending, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Zorinsky, H. & Z. Vending Co. Mfg’s representatives at the meeting were C. B. Ross, service engineer of the Wurlitzer Co. and Freeman Woodhul. Seeburg Corp. A beautiful buffet supper was served on Sunday evening and Monday night the banquet followed with very good entertainment by local talent. The next meeting will be held in November in Sioux Falls, So. Dakota. No date had been set as yet.

Happy Birthday This Week To:

Maurice DeOlive, Brenham, Texas. . . . Ira Howard, Cash Box. . . . John

Ostrander, Baltmd. . . . Earl P. Gire, New Orleans, La. . . . Johnny Casola,

Chgo, 111. . . . P. A. Thurkettle, Toledo, Ohio. . . . Luther S. White, York, Pa.

...... Wm. K. Rodstein, Phila. Pa. . . . Samuel J. Morrison, Bronx, N.Y.

111. . . . Elijah LIEBERMAN John Minero, Paterson, N.J. . . . Harold Motherway, Chgo, Francis Davidson, Irvine, Ky. . . . Geo. L. New, Hobbs, N.M. . . . Bovio Belle-

tini, Coalgate, Okla. . . . Chas. W. Stillman, Augusta, Maine. . . . Batha Curry

. . . . Algot L. MUSIC COMPANY Love, Atlanta, Ga. . . Miguel F. Whitaker, San Antonio, Texas. Kropp, Tuscaloosa, Ala. . . . Gerald Barron, Belmont, Calif. . . . Robt M.

257 Plymouth Avenue, North Carlyle, Grand Rapids, Mich. . . . Malcolm Ward, Monroe, La. . . . O. H. Rush-

. . Tenn. . . . Victor Vanderleender, MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA ing, Phila, Miss. . Frank Swartz, Nashville, . . . Iverson, W. Islip, N.Y. . . . Nat Lessner, New London, Conn. Fred Syra-

cuse, N. Y. . . . G. C. “Buster” Lees, Columbia, SC.... Jack Kauffman,

Weiniscke, . . . James Ross, the revolutionary all-new Phila, Pa. . . . Arthur J. Warson Woods, Mo. Premieres . . Cleveland, Ohio. . . . E. T. Davis, Jr. Atlanta, Ga. . Martin Wells, Ithaca, N.Y. EBURG RIDE WITH THE PHONOGRAPH Friday, September 7th! Grand Ballroom Calhoun Beach Hotel icago com Minneapolis

Seeburg breaks the barrier to STARLITE • ROYAL CROWN BOWLER • WORLD’S FAIR RIFLE GALLERY your profitable growth! J CHICAGO DYNAMIC INDUSTRIES, INC. 1725 W. DIVERSEY, CHICAGO 14

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New “Hard-Cote" Finish Extends Playboard 1 140-50 N. Kostner Avenue • Chicago 51, Illinois Life to an All-Time High! It's Alwa ys Profitable to Operate Gottlieb Games l

. Urban Kiddie 500,000 PEOPLE SAW THIS MACHINE Movie Trip TAKE HALF-DOLLARS ' Huge Success LAST WEEK AT THE N.Y. STATE EXPOSITION! Attribute Increased Sales To Cabinet

LOUISVILLE — Nat Bailen, Adver- tising and Sales Promotion | Manager of Urban Industries here, manufac- turers of the “Kiddie Kolor Kartoon” and the “Peek-A-Rama” movie ma- chines, returned from a sales trip last week with vice-president Bernard Berman and reported an increase in r sales in many areas up to five times the original quotes received one month ago. f Since DISTRIBUTING the firm originally introduced the machine, Frank Urban, the firm’s prexy, and Berman have met with Bailen on new design changes with COMPANY the result a completely new idea in 126 Lincoln St., Boston (Brighton), Mass. cabinetry. The machine, shown for 4 the first time three weeks ago, was trucked through about six cities for Premieres the revolutionary all-new The only ciga- 4. a re-visit to the firm’s distrib outlets. SMOKESHOP! “The results were fantastic,” ex- rette vendor for you ... if you want claimed Bailen after returning to his to corner those half-dollars from sales office. “The colors, the overall design, EBURG you may never have made ... we even the whirling pennant atop the distribute in N.Y.S.! x tent sent distributors running to their order pads,” said the promotion exec. Because of the completely radical PHONOGRAPH Wurlitzer's change in the cabinet, which houses TEN TOP TUNES! ^ kiddie movies spun on a continuous film principle, the movie unit has re- Tuesday, Sept. 4th! Another half-dollar mechanism that makes every tune sweet ceived wide acceptance in this coun- a WATCH FOR YOUR INVITATION one for you and your route. Your try from wholesalers. Bailen stated locations saw it at the N.Y. State

that delivery will commence on Sep- Exposition . . . and liked it. Why not install this week! tember 10, after a previous slow-down one due to the cabinet change. Seeburg breaks the barrier to The firm’s officials will repeat an- EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTORS IN N.Y. STATE other sales jaunt in about 30 days BILOTTA ENTERPRISES when Hawaiian and Canadian dis- your profitable growth! NEWARK, NEW YORK, ALBANY: 1226 BROADWAY tribs can expect a visit.

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION

WANT—Cut-out Singles, 12" Long Play, FOR SALE—We have a large stock of recon- and Kiddie Records, we will purchase your ditioned Shuffle Games and Bingo. Write for CLASSIFIED AD RATE 20 CENTS PER WORD entire cut-out or overproduction inventory list. PIONEER VENDING. INC., 3726 KE8- on a contractual basis. Ben Jacobs—Dan SEN AVE., CINCINNATI, OHIO. (Tel. Count ersry word including all words in firm name. Numbers in address count as Wancio, NATIONAL BAG-O-TUNES INC., MOntana 1-5000). one word. Minimum ad accepted $5.00. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL 15 ALABAMA AVENUE, ISLAND PARK, ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check is not enclosed with order L.I., N.Y. (Tel. 516-TU 9-9300). your classified ad will be held for following issue pending receipt of your check or cash. FOR SALE—Hl-Speed Super Fast Shuffle Board Wax. 24 one-pound cans per case, NOTICI—$67 Classified Advertiser*. (Outside USA add to your present sub- $8.50 f.o.b. Dallas, Texas. Sold on money $52 WANT—Used 45 RPM Records. Right off scription price). You are entitled to a classified ad of 40 words in each week's issue back guarantee. Distributor for D. Gottlieb, the route. All types, no sorting or picking. ChlCoin. STATE MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS, for a period of One Full Year, 52 consecutive weeks. You are allowed to change your No quantity too large or small. Highest Classified each week if desire. over 40 will billed INC., 3100 MAIN ST.. DALLAS, TEXAS. Ad you so All words be at the rate prices paid. KING SALES, 129 FRANCIS of per word. Please sure your 20« count words carefully. Be Classified Ad Is sent to ST., EVERETT, MASS. (Tel. DU 7-4140). reach New York publication office by Wednesday, 12 Noon, of preceding week to appear In the following week's Issue. FOR SALE—Auto-Photo Studios, Model I $995.; Model 11 $1,995.; ABT Shooting Gal- lery (like new) ; Kiddie Rides, Arcade Equip- ment. Write for list and prices. ADVANCE Classified Ads Close WEDNESDAY DISTRIBUTING CO., 5644 DEL-MAC BLVD., ST. LOUIS 12, MISSOURI. (Tel PArkview 7-1373). Send all copy to: CASH BOX, 1780 Broadway, New York 19, N.Y.

SALE FOR SALE—100,000 new 45 rpm 6 months te FOR old, WANT—Late Bingos, Gottlieb 2-4 players, 1 year $10 per 100, $95 per 1000. Also Seeburg Phonographs, un-shopped but com- 25,000 EP’s $25 per C; $200 per M; 12" LP’s plete. Quote prices FOB nearest seaport. available $100 per C; $950 per M. RAY- WANT THE GENERAL AUTOMATIC, 60. rue FOR SALE—AMI E-120 @ $85; AMI "I” 200M MAR SALES CO., 170-21 JAMAICA AVE., Van WANT—Used 45 RPH Records. All types, as Schoor, BRUSSELS 3, Belgium. (Cable-add- @ $275; Seeburg 100-B @ $85; V-200 @ JAMAICA 32, N. Y. (Tel. OLympla 8-4012). they ran, right off the ronte. No sorting or ress: $150; Wurlitzer 1700 @ $100; 2100 (con- picking. JEUMATE-BRUSSELS). We pay freight from anywhere in verted title rack) $250; Rock-Ola Comet USA. Standing order available for regular @ 120 @ $100; United Bowling Alley @ $50; 6 Pocket Pool Tables, excellent shippers. JALEN AMUSEMENT CO., INC., FOR SALE— Chicago Coin Classic Bowler @ $75; Add shape $150.; 14' Bowlers $195.; Blinkers 14 EAST 21st ST„ BALTIMORE 18. MD. WANT used 45 records. All types, — rpm as $10.00 crating on Bowlers. WALLACE DIS- $185.; Skee Balls $125.; Bowlette 14' $175.; they run right off the route. No sorting TRIBUTING CO., P O Box 75, MINERAL Rebound Shuffles $49.50. Write or wire to- or picking. We pay highest prices and (Tel. 5-3600). WANT Gottlieb used 1, 2 & 4 players, as is, WELLS, TEXAS. FA day. PURVEYOR DISTRIBUTING CO.. — the freight. Standing order complete. 1959 and up. IMPERIAL COIN available for 4322 NORTH WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO regular shippers. J D SALES, 1 VI- MACHINE CO.. 498 ANDERSON AVE., & 18, ILL. (Tel. JUntper 8-1814). CLIFFSIDE, NEW JERSEY. DETTA ST.. W. PEABODY, MASS. (Tel. JE 2-0737). FOR SALE—Bally Bingos; Bikinis $665; Cir- cus Queens $600; Roller Derbies $525; Coun- Seeburg’s ty Fairs $485; Sea Islands $325; Carnival FOR SALE— B’s $125., C’s $175., WANTED TO NICKELODEON PI- G’s $300., KD’s $75.; Wurl- BUY— Queens $240. All cleaned—shopped. Prompt $395.; V-SWA’s ANOS using paper rolls, coin operated. WANT Need Gottlieb Pingames and Seeburg itzers 1900 — Service. Call NASTASI DIST. CO., 912 POY- 1700 $195., 1800 $245., $325., Please quote on what you have, condition, Phonographs (V-200’s and more recent mo- 2104 Cigarettes, Games, Alleys, DRAS ST., NEW ORLEANS, LOUSIANA. $3.95.; and how many. CLEVELAND COIN MA- dels). Quote prices F.O.B. nearest seaport. Bingos also available. (Tel. 523-6386, or 523-7459). GABRIELSON A CHINE EXCHANGE, INC., 2029 Prospect, VERHEDA P.V.B.A. KRONENBURG- COMPANY, 724 MEMORIAL DR., S. E„ Cleveland 15, Ohio. STRAAT, ANTWERP-BELGIUM. CABLE ATLANTA 16, GEORGIA. (Tel. JA 5-7441). ADDRESS: VERHEDA FOR SALE—Bally Roller Derby $575; Bally WANT—Attention: Distributors and record Bikini $650; Bally Lido $750; Bally Speed FOR SALE—Complete line of used Phono- shops. There’s Gold on your shelf. Want 45 WANT—Rowe Cigarette Vendors; 14 Column Bowler $150; Bally Club Bowler s/a $275; graphs, Shuffle Games, Cigarette Machines rpm records up to 10 years old. Highest Ambassadors; 20 Column 700; Seeburg Bally Official Jumbo s/a $350; United Atlas and various types of all other games and prices VL paid anywhere. Up to 43d each—our A KD; National 22 column Cigarette Ven- s/a $175; Gottlieb Miss Annabelle $175; equipment. Lowest prices. Best merchandise. choice. BIG JOHN RECORDS, 687 Rockola 1455 letter, call will WASH- dor; Wms. Ten Pins & Ten Strike. Quote C.C. Super Home Run $75 ; One wire or phone convince INGTON ST., BOSTON, MASS. (Tel. 338- best price. DAVE LOWY & COMPANY, $295; Rockola 1464 $325; Rockola 1465 $365; you. We are factory representatives for 7426). $325. 652 TENTH AVE., NEW YORK 18, N.Y. Rockola 1475 $425; Seeburg KD200 United, Rock-Ola, Bally and Irving Kaye. (Tel. LT 1-1033). LAKE CITY AMUSEMENT CO., 4533 TARAN DISTRIBUTING, INC., 3401 N.W. PAYNE AVENUE, CLEVELAND 3, OHIO. 36TH ST., MIAMI 42, FLA. (Tel. NEwton 1-4100). 5-2531). WANT —Call Collect I Want for immediate ex- (Tel. HEnderson port. Bally Bingos, Gottlieb Pingames, All Types of Seeburg, AMI, Wurlitzer music. WANT—45 RPM Records, new or used. LP’s also considered. pick Cash waiting. BELGIAN AMUSEMENT CO. We up any quantity FOR SALE—Relays low cost, high quality, you have on — 806 NO. BROAD STREET, PHILADEL- hand and pay highest cash SALE For Quick Dealing New and general purpose open style made to your prices. Write information FOR — — PHIA, PENNA. POplar 3-7808. to: EARL KUHNS Used: 400 A.M.I. Speakers Standard specifications. Short run our specialty. Also DIST. CO., 4580 EX — SNEAD, SANTA CLARA, Metal Typers, Candid Camera, Redd Skill electrical harnesses and switch stack assem- CALIFORNIA. CHerry 1-0087. Card, Fortune Theatre, Gen. Motorama, C.C. blies. MARVEL MANUFACTURING CO., WANT—45 RPM Records, new or used. No Glide Pool, I.K. Super Hockey, C.C. Twin 2847 W. FULLERTON AVE., CHICAGO, quantity too large or small. Highest prices Bowler, Bally Trophy Bowler, Metro Pony, ILL. (Tel. DI 2-2424). paid. Write stating quantity on hand. TONY WANT—We pay the highest prices for all Wico Snack Vendor, Keeney 300 Coffee & GALGANO DIST. CO., 4135 W. ARMITAGE, Bally Bingos and Gottlieb Plnballs manu- Assorted parts, Corsair 30 column Cigarette CHICAGO 39, ILL. (Tel. Dickens 2-7060). factured 1958 and up. Intersted all brand Vendor, Uneeda Pack Cigarette Vendor. FOR SALE—Records, New 45’s 100 assorted new closeouts. Also arcade equipment. Cable Faun 9 column, Stoner 15 column Cigarette, tunes per carton—60% majors. 111 and less. or write to: HOLLAND-BELGIE. EUROPE etc. Phone or Write for complete list. EP’s 251 per record, 12" LP’s majors and WANT—Bingo Games, Gottlieb Pins 1957 up SPRL, 276 AVENUE LOUISE, BRUSSELS MILLER-NEWMARK DISTRIBUTING CO., others, pre-packaged 100 or more, $75. Will Lotta-Funs. Wire, write or phone. SCOT! 5. BELGIUM. (Cable address: HOBEL- 42 FAIRBANKS STREET, NW, GRAND send sample order. Send check or money or- CROSSE CO.. 1641 NO. BROAD, PHILA EUROP-BRUSSELS). RAPIDS, MICHIGAN (Tel. GL 6-6807). der. SID TABACK RECORDS, 2540 W. DELPHIA, PA. (Tel. CE 6-4444). PICO BLVD., LOS ANGELES 6, CALIF. (Tel. DUnkirk 3-8736). WANT—JUKE Box Operators! If you want WANT—Records, 45’s and LP's, new onl; a steady outlet for your used records, call FOR SALE—Seeburg KD200’s @ $325.; or Please give full details first contact or write: EASTERN RECORDS. INC., 138- five for $1500.; V200’s @ $170.; or five for to avoi FOR SALE Attention! We are the trade’s delay and assure quick deal. 43 JAMAICA AVE., $800.; 222’s @ $650.; or five for $3000.00. — HARRY WAR QUEENS 35, NEW largest suppliers of Pool Table supplies RINER, KNICKERBOCKER YORK. (Tel. JAmaica 3-7030). Wurlitzer 2000 @ $250. 1800 @ $215.; 1650 MUSIC CO cues, balls, cloth, etc. Best quality, 413 MCLEAN AVE., @ $95.; 2400S @ $575.00. AMI JBJ 120 @ slates, YONKERS, N. Y. (Te! lowest prices, write or phone for our new GReenleaf 6-7778). $575.; G 80 and 120’s @ $225.; JB1 120 @ DISTRIBU- $495.; Rock-Ola 1455 $275.; 1448 $245; catalog. EASTERN NOVELTY WANT—Your used or surplus records all @ @ $365.00. Prices F. O. B. Detroit, TORS, 3726 TONNELE AVE., NORTH speeds. We buy all year 'round, and pay 1465 @ Michigan. All equipment complete and op- BERGEN, N. J. (Tel. UNion 3-8627). WANT—New or used 45 RPM Records, n< top prices. No lot too large or too small. erating crated for export. See us for best ever 6 months old. We pay and th We pay freight. BEACON RECORD DIS- — 151 buys on used vending equipment. MARTIN freight. Can use any quantity. WALL TRIBUTORS. INC., 821 NORTH MAIN CO., 12727 W. FOR SALE—Seeburg R-100 $325. ; V-200 @ RECORDS. 17725 N. W. 8TH PLACI ST., PROVIDENCE, R.I. (Tel. UNion 1-7500, AND SNYDER WARREN @ (Tel. $185.; Wurlitzer 2000 $295.; 2100 @ MIAMI 69. FLA. JAcluon 1-5121). AVE., DEARBORN. MICHIGAN. @ LUzon 2-2300). $375.; 2200 @ $595.; 2300 @ $750.; AMI H-120 @ $325.; H-200 @ $375.00. 1/3 Depos- it, balance C.O.D. NORTHWEST SALES WANT—Exhibit’s IOU, Selectem and Hoi WANT—For resale—Gottlieb and Williams five CO. of OREGON, 1040 S.W. 2nd, AVE., •shoes. State price, quantity and conditio balls. TOLEDO COIN MACHINE EX- (Tel. CA 8-6557). FOR SALE Pokerino nearly new with drop PORTLAND 4. OREGON, In first letter. NEW LIDO ARCADE, 41 CHANGE CO., 814-816 SUMMIT STREET, — chute and knock off. Also have some older BAST BALTIMORE STREET, BALT] TOLEDO 4. OHIO (Tel. CH 3-7191). MORE, MD. Pokerino games with push chutes. If you need parts for your Pokerino we have them. FOR SALE—Shuffle Alleys (United) Eagle- Write, JAMES TRAVIS. P.O. BOX 206, Dual Three ways. Also used 45 RPM WANT—Panorama and Panoram parts. United & MILLVILLE, N.J. Records off route. MOHAWK SKILL WANT—AMI 120 and 200 Phonographs, Triple Plays Wanted. ADVANCE AUTOMA- Hide* GAMES CO., 67 SWAGGERTOWN RD., aways. Selection Boxes, Steppers, Late model TIC SALES CO., 1350 HOWARD ST., SAN SCHENECTADY. 2, N. Y. Gottlieb Pin Games; 5d & lOf Counter FRANCISCO, CALIF. (Tel. HEmlock Games. Write stating quantity condition and 1-1750). FOR SALE—Late model shuffle alleys. United, beat cash price. ST. THOMAS COIN SALES Chicago Coin. Bally. CHEAP! Write, Wire, LTD.. 669 TALBOT ST., Call. ST. THOMAS, UNITED EAST COAST CORPORA- FOR SALE—Mills & Jennings Fruit Machines ONT.. CANADA. (Tel. MElrose 1-9550). WANT—FOR Resale: Seeburg and Wurlitzer TION, 583 TENTH AVENUE, NEW YORK —Black Cherries, Golden Falls, High Tops, Phonographs, Games, Cigarette Machines. 36, N. Y. (Tel. PE 6-6680). Blue Front, Brown Fronts, Diamond Fronts, Send list, condition, prices. HASTINGS DIS- A-l condition. Ready for export. COIN WANT—To buy in quantity for resale—Na- TRIBUTING CO., INC., 6100 WEST BLUE- MACHINE DISTRIBUTORS CO., 1995 tional 111 and 113 Cigarette machines. For MOUND ROAD, MILWAUKEE 13, WIS- DICKERSON ROAD, RENO, NEVADA, FOR SALE Large supply of Bingos, Up- Sale or trade—Deluxe Big Tents; County CONSIN. — (Tel. FA 3-8546). rights Balls. Fairs; Double Shots; Skeet Shoots; 6 Bright and Joker Rock-Ola 1455 Spot Bingos. Write or call—E. L. HARRIS, $295.00 1436A $85.00, 1438 $165.00. Seeburg and Rock-Ola 100 and 120 Wall Boxes BUDDY BUDDY ENTERPRISES, CHEST- WANT—Bingo Mechanic for work at Honest $35.00 and Hidden Units. DIS- ER, ILLINOIS. Johns in fabulous Las Vegas on slot ma- HALLGREN FOR SALE—Special Close Out—New Bally 1626 chines with electronic applications. Must be TRIBUTORS, 3RD AVENUE, MO- Bank Ball; CC Long Range Rifle; Keeney qualified between ages 30-40. No past arrest LINE, ILLINOIS. Two Gun Fun; 60 Late Bingos. Will take WANT—All types of music. Bally Bingos, record. Top money for right man. Call best offer or trade. Call Bob Jones. REDD Wms. Pins, Gottlieb Pina, all types of NORMAN LITTLE AT DUDLEY 2-3633 DISTRIBUTING CO., INC., 126 LINCOLN Shuffles, Bowling Alleys, Rifles, Arcade COLLECT. STREET, BRIGHTON 35, MASS. (Tel AL- Vending. Quote prices, FAS, U.S.A. Port. FOR SALE—If it’s Panoram Parts you want, gonquin 4-4040). State condition. BOX if540. e/o THE CASH Phil Gould has ’em. PHIL GOULD, 224 BOX, 1780 BROADWAY, 19, MARKET ST., NEWARK, N.J. (Tel. MAr- NEW YORK WANT—Mills High Top Fruits. 777’s etc. Must ket 4-3297). have complete mechanisms and auto jack- FOR SALE Panorama—Amusements—Ar- pots. Mail full particulars. No rubbish — cades—Export, Mills 16 M.M. RCA Projec- please. JAY 33, ALL SAINT’S AVENUE, WANT—Are regular buyers late bingos, Gott- tors. Like New. Original Cabinets. Vista lieb 2-4 players, Seeburg B-C V200, Bowl- MARGATE, ENGLAND. Glass Fronts $400 New and Used Coin Machines, Vision Screen. Safety ings, unshopped, complete, working, packed FOR SALE— AREA FUN shopped and ready for location. Also routes Firm FOB. R. GORDON, BAY original cartons. We pay dollars, cash in 1012 OAKLAND, for sale. AUTOMATIC MUSIC CO., 1214 W. CENTER, BROADWAY, advance. Quote price FOB nearest seaport. WANT—Un. Triple-Plays FOR SALE—5- CALIF. ARCHER ST„ TULSA, (Tel. MAX LOBO, MEIR, 23. ANTWERP, BEL- ball Nov. games, bingo games, golf champs, OKLAHOMA. LU 4-4775). GIUM (Tel. 33.81.33). Bowlers—all sizes, makes, & models. Big or small balls. NOBRO NOVELTY, 142 DORE ST., SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. FOR SALB—World famous Aristocrat Fruit/ WANT—Salesmen: Selling new operators cig- (Tel. MA 1-5438). Poker Machines. Arcadian, Sheorlina, Star- arette, candy, nut, gum, stamp etc., vendors FOR SALE—All new 45 RPM records, packed 11te, Clubmaster, Crisscross, Wild Ace, Gold through newspaper classified advertising. 100 assorted per carton, $12.50 per 100. All Award, Four Reeler, Guaranteed Jackpot Travel own State. We pay top commission. WANT—Operators and Dealers—we want your known artists. Trial order will convince and Dropping Jackpot combinations. AINS- Our men earn over $400 weekly. All replies used and new records—late or old—we take these are best lots on market. Satisfaction WORTH CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIES strietly confidential. AZAR, 2314 EAST 15th them all. MUSIC SERVICE CO., 424 E. guaranteed. CAS ENTERPRISES. INC„ (G.B.) Ltd., 178, Grays Inn Road, London STREET, OAKLAND 1. CALIF. BROAD ST., RICHMOND 19, VA. 1628 BEDFORD AVE., BROOKLYN, N. Y. W.C.I., England. Cables Aindent LONDON

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FOR SALE—Brand new 45 RPM Records; FOR SALE—Special—Bally: Lidos $845; Can CURRENTLY IN PRODUCTION Top lot's past and recent packed 100 as- Cans $765; Bikinis $665; Acapulcos $510; Prices shown are list prices f.o.b. factory. Mrs. have not authorized prices where no price is shown. sorted per carton, $11. postage prepaid. Lite-A-Lines $475; Super Jumbos ’62 $700; ’62 Send check or money order : RECORDS Champion Horses Models $570; Bally INC., 2707 W. PICO BLVD., LOS AN- Bowlers—write. Gottlieb: Alohas $375; Egg GELES 0. California. Heads $325. Chicago Coin : Princess Bowlers ALL-TECH INDUSTRIES, INC. ROCK-OLA IVI CORP. $585.00; Bally: Super Shuffles $595. NEW Indian Scout Model TRLB-M—Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup ORLEANS NOVELTY CO., 1055 DRYADES Musical Ferris Wheel Vendor—Batch fresh brew, modular door (TeL 529-7321). FOR SALE—Touchdown $300.; Sea Wolf ST., NEW ORLEANS, LA. Satellite Explorer and light, 600 cup capacity, coffee 4 ways, $100.; Golden Bells $135.; Williams Bis Cow Pony extra cream and sugar, whipped powdered Learne Baseball $110. GENERAL DIS- FOR SALE—United, 16' HoUday B.A. $895; Stage Coach chocolate, liquid sugar, liquid soup, fresh TRIBUTING CO.. 1609 ORLEANS AYE.. Playboy S.A. $425; Dual S.A. $395; Hand- Hi-Way Patrol cream, with changer. NEW ORLEANS, LA. (Tel. 524-6729). icap S.A. $175; Super Bonus S.A. $175; Santa Fe Express 1400 Wms. 4 Bagger $125; Bally, ABC Bowler Fire Engine Model —Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup- S/A $125; Club Bowler S/A $250. CEN- Chuck Wagon Single cup fresh brew, 500 cup capacity, TRAL OHIO COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, coffee 4 ways, extra cream and sugar, whipped powdered chocolate, granulated FOR SALE—Mutoscope Drivemoblle, Revolv- INC., 858 N. HIGH ST. COLUMBUS 15, AMI, INC. inp Drum, with Seat—Mechanically Good OHIO (Tel. AXminister 4-3529). Continental 2-200 Stereo Round* with Auto- sugar, soluble cream, with changer. Cost $495.00. ATLAS DISTRIBUTORS. 1024 mix 200 Sel. Stereo Phono. COMMONWEALTH AVENUE, BOSTON Continental 2-200 Monaural (no Automix) Model 1400S—Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup- Circus Queens Single fresh brew, 500 15. MASS. (Tel. RE 4-1384). FOR SALE— $595, Roller 200 Sel. Monaural Phono. cup cup capacity, Derby $575, Languna Beach $545, Acapulco Continental 2-100 Stereo Round* with Auto- coffee 4 ways, extra cream and sugar, $525, County Island chocolate, whipped Fair $525, Sea $335, mix 200 Sel. Stereo Phono. whipped powdered Beach Time $235, Sun Valley powdered soup, granulated sugar, soluble FOR SALE—Cole TM 3 Drink 5* $100 or 104 $195, Show Continental 2-100 Monaural (no Automix), Time $110. Big Time $60, Gay Time $60. cream with changer. $150—Cole 6 Drink 5 $150 or 104 $200— 100 Sel. Monaural Phono. 4 Buckley Track Odds, Cash or Cole SPB 7 Drink carbonated & non car- Remote Con- (•Stereo Round plays 33-1/3-45 rpm records trol, (Fred Hebei Corp.) bonated 104 $275. All machines have 254 $325; Bally Draw Bell $275; Reserve Intermixed) Bell $275; Keeney Shawnee A1 $200; Keeney Model 3400 Hebei Coffee, Hot Chocolate, chanpers and are checked and operating. HAC-200—Hideway, 200 Sel. Monaural or — AUTOMATIC SELLING ASSOCIATES, Red Arrow $175; Gottlieb Auto Race $110; Stereo (Color Beige) —Single cup fresh soluble World coffee, all dry ingredients, 225 cup capa- INC.. 12 WATERYARD RD., ISLAND Champ $110, Flagship $125, Super WQ-120 120 Sel. W. B Circus Continental Cafe city, coffee 4 ways, whipped powdered PARK, N.Y. (Tel. GE 1-3321). $150; $150. Kewpie WQ-200 200 Sel. W. B Doll $265, Falstaff chocolate, without changer, changer op- $200, Double Action $250; KQ-200-1 20 Sel. W. B„ Dual Price Play Gondolier Race tional (extra charge). $195; Time $265; Con- WQ-200-3 200 Sel. W. B., Dual Price Play, test $200; Texan $345; Bally Marksman 4-Coin Rejector FOR SALE—Wurlitzers 2000 and 2100 com- $395; Bally Heavy Hitter $225; Super pletely shopped; reasonable offer re- Bar Grip W. B. Mounting Bracket CORP. No Crane A-l as new $300, Bowl A Rama $850. THE SEEBURG fused; Phone EX-600 Cylindrical Wall Spkr stereo, selection pho- or write: UNITED DISTRIB- CROSSE-DUNHAM & CO., 136 NORTH DS100—Directional 100 UTORS INC., 902 W. SECOND, WICHITA L-2130 Ceiling Spkr., Choice of Grille .... nograph. MANHEIM ST., YORK, PA. (Tel. 47-6992). Types Listed 3, KANSAS (Tel. AM 4-6111—3504). Directional stereo, 160 selection pho- Pattern Grille DS160— L-2135 Random nograph. L-2136 Uniform Pattern Grille FOR SALE—Cleaned & Shopped AMI JKL All models have the following as standard L-2137 Circular Flush-Mount Grille .... FOR SALE Regulation Shuffle Alleys $150.; $575; Rock-Ola #1454 $275; Rock-Ola equipment — Remote Vol. & Cancel Cont., St. or Mo. Bulls Eye Drop Ball $75.; Guns, Five Balls, #1458 $375.00. MID-WEST DISTS., 709 Personalized feature Old Shuffles, Drink Machines, Cigarette LINWOOD BLVD, KANSAS CITY, MO. Artist of the Week feature (Tel. 1-8776). Vendors. Write or call CENTRAL DIS- WE AUTO-PHOTO CO. Universal pricing TRIBUTORS, INC., 2315 OLIVE ST., ST. Model 12 Studio $3,245.00 Play 33-1/3-45 rpm records V-2 Auto-Voice Recorder LOUIS, MO. FOR SALE—Close-out—United, Bally, Chi- intermixed. Half dollar coin, Small Ball Bowlers, 20 available, make Remote Control optional offer for all or part. $35.00 each. Keeney, BALLY MFG. CO. HY100UR—Stereo, 100 selection, hideaway. National, Speedlane, Candid Golden Gate (Bingo) (6/62) $1266.00 FOR SALE—Uprights, Flash Backs $450.; Cameras, Ingo HY160UR—Stereo, 160 selection, hideaway. Twin $350.; Shawnees $150.; Gripper, Eastern 22 col. Cig., deposit. Shoot-A-Line (Bingo) (6/62) .... 895.00 % ‘TOO’’, Single Trail Blazers $300.; Super Wild Cats $250.; Phone or wire! GRECO BROTHERS Lido (Bingo) 1,215.00 3W100—Wall-O-Matic pricing Wild Cats $125.; Sportsman $125.; D & L AMUSE CO., INC., 1288 BROADWAY, AL- Bank-Ball 695.00 S3W160—Wall-O-Matic “160”, Single pricing Super Shuffle 995.00 COIN MACHINE CO., 414 KELKER ST., BANY, N. Y. (Tel. HO 5-0228). TWI—Twin stereo wall speaker, 8 inch HARRISBURG, PA. Barrel-O-Fun '62 870.00 Funspot '62 870.00 TCI—Twin stereo corner speakers, 8 inch Deluxe Bally Bowler 16' lengths .. FOR SALE—One balls—New Keeney Favorites 1,575.00 TRI—Twin stereo recessed speakers, 8 inch 5' Extension Sections $105.00 (May FOR SALE United Shuffle alleys. Flash 350, fp and po, original crates $149.50. WEST- EBWCI-12 Extended bass corner/wall — 1962) — Big Bonus 375, Handicap 175, Niagara 250, ERN DISTRIBUTORS, 1226 S.W. 16TH speaker, 12 inch Pony Twins (Kiddie Ride) 705.00 Shooting Star 110, Select Play 75, C. C. Six AVENUE, PORTLAND 5, OREGON (Tel. Toonerville Trolley 865.00 PRVC-2—Powered remote volume control Game Bowler 375, Midway De Luxe Base- CApitol 8-7565). The Champion (all metal cab) .... 865.00 PS6-1Z supply ball (new) 475, United DeLuxe Base- CC-2—Coin counter— —Power ball (new) 475, Midway 6pl. Ski Fun BMS-2—Background Music unit, plays 1000 FOR SALE — Attention Seeburg Operators (new) 475, Voice-O-Graph 99, 3D Sky Gun- CHICAGO COIN MACHINE selections Special inventory closeout Q-160 Seeburgs, ner 75, Bally Sharpshooter 225, Bazooka — Royal Crown Bowler (8/62) $695; AY-160’s, $945; 200 selection Seeburg BMC-1—Background Music Compact Gun 125, Midway De Luxe Shooting Gallery Variety Roll-Down Bowler Wallboxes, $69.50. Get ready for fall now. Companion Audio 225, Joker Ball 225, C. C. Worlds Series 95, Long Range Rifle Gallery BMCA-1— Wire one-third deposit. Orders shipped same C. C. Rocket Shuffle 60, STATE SALES Starlite Shuffle Alley (May 1962) . E2 Cigarette vendor, free standing. 825 & day. — SERVICE CORP., 1005 E. BALTIMORE SHELDON SALES DISTRIBUTING Pro Basketball (June ’61) pack capacity CORP., 881 MAIN ST., 3, Y. ST., BALTIMORE MD. (Tel. Dickens BUFFALO N. All-Star Goalie 2, (Tel. TT 5-9106). E2XM—Cigarette vendor, free standing, 826 2-3055). pack capacity, less match vendor. EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. E3—Cigarette vendor, modular, 825 pack FOR SALE—New and floor samples—All-Tech, Card Vendor Williams Pine (Reserve, Black capacity FOR SALE— Ferris Wheel, Cow Pony, Satellite Explorer. Kleer Plastic Laminator Vendor . . Drink vendor, with crushed Jack, Metros, Ten Spot, Hi-Way) (3 Coins Write for best price. MIKE MUNVES 4SCD2—Cold capacity, 4 flavor —$250.00 each) Coin Counter, Coin Sorters, CORP., 577 TENTH AVE., N.Y.C. (Tel. ice, 1500 cup Coin Changers, Coin Wrappers. (Parts & FISCHER SALES & MFG. CO. BRyant 9-6677). Crown Imperial VIII SCDI—Cold Drink vendor, with crushed ice, Supplies). GLOBE DISTRIBUTING CO., 1500 cup capacity, 7 flavor. 1623 N. CALIFORNIA AVENUE, CHICA- Crown Imperial VII Cl Candy vendor, capacity up to 800 units. GO 47, ILL. (Tel. ARmitage 6-0780-81). FOR SALE—Routes. 2-K14, 510 packs, 25-30- Crown Imperial VI — 35* DeGrenier Cigarette Vendors $195; Bally Coronet 7 Gum and mint unit optional Touchdown, chrome rails $295; Bally Beauty Coronet 6 PI—Pastry vendor, capacity up to 184 units Contest Crown Fiesta FOR SALE Lotta Funs $350; Barrel O’ Funs $125; Wms. Black Jack $225; Wms. CPI Snack vendor, capacity up to 200 units — Magic-Clock, — $425; Midway Jokers Wild $150; Red Ar- 2-player $260; Wms. Jungle candy and 92 units pastry. Gum and mint Got. Lightning-Ball rows $175; Twin Red Arrows $300; Twin $240; $160; Wms. Club- J. F. FRANTZ MFG. CO. unit optional. House $125. CLOER DISTRIBUTING CO., Supers $300; AU late Bingo’s available at U.S. Marshall 54 Gun 661 Seeburg/Bally coffee vendor, brews 1613 MAIN, JOPLIN, MO. (Tel. MAfair lowest prices, also up-right. Write D & P New Frontier (Counter Pistol) .... coffee cup at a time, dry or refrigerated 3-4202). Dodge City (Counter Pistol) MUSIC, 27 PHILADELPHIA ST., YORK, liquid cream. Selective: 5, Capacity: 450 PA. (Tel. 8-1846). Kicker & Catcher 7 oz. cups Challenge Pistol FOR SALE—Seeburg’s—C’s $125; V’s $195; ABT ABT Guesser Scale 662 Seeburg/Bally coffee vendor, brews KD’s $295; V-3WA’s $70; Wurlitzers—1700 coffee cup at a time, dry cream. Selective; FOR SALE—Wurlitzer 1700 $150.; 2100 $275.; $100; 2000 $175; 2100 $225; 2150 $275; 2200 ABT Rifle Sport 6, Capacity : 200 7 oz. cups AMI Cont. 1-200 $695.; J-200 $575, and H- $300; AMI—1-120 $350; Rock-Olas—1468 Aristo Scale 200 $385.00 BIRD MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS, $350; 1475 $350; Bally—Trophy Bowler $195; UNITED MFG. CORP. INC., 124-126 POYNTZ AVENUE, MAN- Chicago Coin—Classic Bowler $150. GABRI- GAMES, INC. Sahara Bowler (7/62) HATTAN, KANSAS. ELSON & COMPANY, 724 MEMORIAL Skill Race Pingame (June ’62) . Action Shuffle DR., S.C. (Tel. JA 5-7441). (7/62) Shuffle Baseball (6/62) D. GOTTLIEB & CO. Bonus Baseball FOR SALE—6 G-200 Converted like new @ FOR SALE —• Bingo Special — Bally Circus Preview 2-Plyr. (8/62) $245.00 each; 1 KD Seeburg $325.00 ea.; 1 Queens $575; Bally Show Times $79.50; Cover Girl, 1 Plyr. 201D Seeburg 2 Rockola (7/62) $595; 1446 $195.00 Bally Beach Time $225; Bally Laguna Beach UNITED MUSIC CORP. ea.; 1 Wm. Baseball $75.00. SEACOAST UPD-100 Monaural $450 ; Bally Carnival Queens $245 ; Bally Can DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 1200 Stereo NORTH AVE., Can $800. Bally Barrel O’Fun ’60 Model IRVING KAYE CO„ INC. UPD-100S ELIZABETH 4, NEW JERSEY (Tel. $425. All machines completely shopped with Deluxe Eldorado 6 Pkt. Series .... BI 8-3524). rails sanded. Write or call: TRI STATE Mark I, 77x45 URBAN INDUSTRIES II, 82x46 DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, P. O. BOX Mark Kiddie Kolor Kartoon Movie 615, ROME, GA. (Tel. 234-7123) or 1441 Mark III, 93x52 Machine FOR SALE—Wms. Black Jack $250; Wms. CENTRAL AVE., CHATTANOOGA, TENN. Mark IV, 106x58 Peek-A-Rama Magic Clock $275; Wms. Jungle $250; Hot. (Tel. AM 5-4858). Deluxe Satellite, 77x45 Flipper $210; 10 Keeney DeLuxe Big Tents Deluxe Klub Pool, 56x50 $175; ea.. Bally Jumbo (60) $495; Black VALLEY SALES CO. 6-Pocket Models Dragon, late model $995 ; Wild Cat. $175. Deluxe CLOER DISTRIBUTING CO., 1613 MAIN, J. H. KEENEY & CO., INC. Model 750A—75x42x31 JOPLIN, MISSOURI, (Tel. MAfair 3-4202). Rainbow Pingame (6/62) Model 850A—84x47x31 Roll-A-Line Model 900A—90x50x31 MISCELLANEOUS Summertime FOR SALE—Fischer Six Pocket Tables, com- Two-Gun Fun, Gun game Special 6-Pocket Model pletely reconditioned, with slate, like new El Rancho, 2-Ball Pin Model 745A—75x42x31 73" x 43" $175; 90" x 50” $275.00. Midway MISCELLANEOUS—Burglar Alarm for coin- Hacienda (same game w/o Pana- Regulation Bumper Pool Rifle Gallery $395; United Classic B-A $695; operated equipment operates on flashlight scope unit) United Atlaa $385; CC Drop Ball $75; Mid- battery. Sensitive to tampering, Eveready Black Dragon CO. way 6-Player Skee Fun $450; United Regu- energizers. Installed quickly. Powerful alarm. Flash Back WILLIAMS MFG. Valiant 2-Plyr. lation S-A $95.00. Older type Shuffles or 14 Postpaid $3.95, three $10.75, dozen $39.00. (8/62) ft. bowlers $65.00 ea. Ready for Voice-O-Graph location. Quantity prices to distributors. BLOCK MFG. CO. BETSON ENTERPRISES, INC., 3726 TON- MARBLE CO„ 1425 NO. BROAD ST., MIDWAY Baseball NELLE AVE., NO. BERGEN, N.J. (Tel. UN PHILADELPHIA 22, Pa. Deluxe THE WURLITZER COMPANY 3-8574. Rifle Gallery (7/62) 2600 Stereo-Mono., 200-sel. phono. 2610 Stereo-Mono., 100-sel. phono. FOR SALE—Arcade closing August 15, will ROCK-OLA MFG. CORP. MISCELLANEOUS Identify Wall Boxes sell all equipment for less than advertised — your equipment 1496 120 Sel. Empress Phono with beautiful Red and Gold 5250 WB 200-sel. 10-25-60* price. Guns, Shuffles, Bowlers, Pins, Skees Decals. Im- 1497 200 Sel. Empress Phono printed name and address, 5207 DB 104-sel 90 x 50 Slate Coin Pool Tables, Roll Downs, or any other mes- 1493 100-Sel. Princess st/m phono sage. 100 250 5200 WB 100-sel. 10-25-50* Uprights. Coin Rides, Late Juke Boxes. —$8.95; —$16.95; 500—$26.50. 100 Wall Phono 100 Sel Write for free samples. — H & L SALES, 201 SO. BROADWAY, BLOCK MARBLE 1622 Streo Twin Speakers CO., 1425 N. BROAD ST., Speakers GREEN BAY, WISCONSIN (Tel. HE PHILADELPHIA, 1623 Stereo Twins jr. spkrs 7-4973). 1623 Hi Fidelity Extension Speakers 5119 High Fidelity Ceiling Spkr.—12" Cone 33 1/3-46 rpm Mech-O-Matic inter- 5122 Stereo Convertible Console Spkr. 12" mix play Dual-speed turntable . . 6123 Stereo Wall Spkr.— Coaxial FOR SALE Special, Keeney — Big Round-Up MISCELLANEOUS—Two going Arcades es- 1950 Remote Vol. Cont. with Cancel 6124 Stereo Corner Spkr.—8" Extended $95.00; Touchdown $95.00; Tutti-Frutti Spe- tablished twelve years. Arcade #1 Building Button 60* Range cial $125.00; AUTO-Bell Galloping Dominos 40'x65' lot lOO'xlOO' 60 machines $65,000. 1972 Reverba-sound kit 5125 Stereo Extender Spkr. (Packed is $45.00; Deluxe Hialeah $95.00; Games Inc. Arcade #2 Building 50'x50', 2 apartments 1554 100-sel. wall box Pairs) Fratti-Tutti $165.00; Other Games and Kee- upstairs. Waterfront let 150'x505' 20 ma- Coin Chute Available for All Models 6126 Stereo Directional Spkr. (Packed is ney Uprights. Call or Write: MICKEY AN- chines $90,000. Reasonable offer considered. Dual Credit Unit Available for 200 Sel. Pairs) DERSON AMUSEMENT CO., 314 EAST BEACON AMUSEMENTS, P. O. Hideaway Phonograph* 11TH STREET, ERIE, BEACH Model 1486 PENNSYLVANIA HAVEN, N.J., BRANT BEACH, 1655 Dual W. B. for 120 or 200 Sel. 2617 Stereo-Mono. 200-*el. (Tel. 2-3207). NEW GL JERSEY. 1745 Receiver unit 2611 Stereo-Mono. 108-eel,

Cash Box—September 8, 1962 69 COIN MACHINE INVENTORY LISTS—USED EQUIPMENT

A Compilation of Phonographs and Amusement Machines Actively Traded On Used Coin Machine Markets—New Machines Are Listed Elsewhere in This Section

MUSIC PINGAMES PINGAMES SHUFFLES ARCADE ARCADE MACHINES BALLY Four Star IP (7/58) and Acapulco (5/61) Gay Paree (6/57) ABT 6 Gun Rifle Range Del. Model (5/61) Gldn. Bells IP AMI Barrel-O-Fun (9/60) (9/59) BOWLERS Air Football Mills Panorama Peek Barrel-O-Fun *61 (4/61) Gldn. Gloves IP (1/60) Air Hockey (11/54) D-40, *51, 40 SeL Ballerina (6/59) Gusher IP (9/58) UNITED Auto Photo Model 9 Munves Bike Race D-80, ’51, 80 Sel. Beach Beauty (11/56) Jig Saw IP (12/57) Shuffles Amer. Shull. Situation (5/58) E40, ’53, 60 SeL Beach Time (9/58) Jungle IP (9/60) (5/61) Munv. Sat. Trkr. (5/59) Clipper (5/55) E-80, *53, 80 Sel. Beauty Contest (1/60) Kings IP (8/57) B Undersea Raider Mu Atomic Bomber Erl *53, 120 5th Inning (6/55) 20, Sel. Big Show (9/56) Music3- Man 4P (8/60) B Derby Gun (2/60) Ace Bomber Capitol (6/55) Mu F-80, *54, 80 Sel. Broadway (12/55) Naples 2P (9/57) B Bulls Eye Shooting Mu Dr. Mobile Super Bonus (9/55) F-120, *54, 120 Sel. Can-Can Nags IP (3/60) Gallery (9/55) Mu Fly Saucers *55, 120 Sel. DeLuxe model G*80, Carnival (11/57) Reno IP (10/59) 3- B Big Inning Muto Lord’s Prayer Top Notch (10/55) (5/58) G-120, *55, 120 Sel. Carnival Queen (11/58) Rocket IP (11/59) 4- B Heavy Hitter (4/59) Photo (Pre-War) Regulation (11/55) Mu G-200, *56, 200 Sel. Circus (8/57) Satellite IP (7/58) B Ball Park (4/60) Mu Photo (DeLuxe) *57, 120 Sel. 6-Star (10/57) H-120, Circus Queen (2/61) Sea Wolf IP (7/59) B Sharpshooter (2/61) Mu Silver Gloves *57, Midget Bowling Alley H-200, 200 SeL County Fair (10/59) Serenade 2P (5/60) 5- B Golf Champ (8/58) Sky Fighter (3/58) Mu I-100M, *58, 100 Sel. Crossroads (1/56) Space Ship 2P (12/61) B Bat. Practice (8/59) Munves Squoits (11/57) Shooting Stars (4/58) I-200M, *58, 200 Sel. Cypress Gardens (6/58) Starfire (1/57) B Skill Roll (B 3/58) Muto Voice-O-Graph Eagle (5/58) I200E, *58, 200 Sel. Double Header (7/56) Steeplechase IP (11/57) B Moon Raider (7/59) Pre-War Model Atlas (8/58) J200K, *59, 200 Sel. Flying Circus 2P (6/61) 10 Strike 2P (1/58) B Targets (10/59) Post-War Model Cyclone (10/58) J200M, *59, 200 Sel. Key West (12/56) D IP (11/58) B Spook Gun (9/58) Mu K. O. Champ Niagara (11/58) J-120, *59, 120 Sel. Laguna Beach (3/60) Tic-Tac-Toe IP (1/59) B Skill Parade (1/59) Mu Drive Yourself Dual (1/59) K200, *60, 200 Sel. Lite-A-Line (2/61) Top Hat (10/58) B Skill Score (6/60) Mu Bang-O-Rama (4/57) Zenith (6/59) K120, *60, 120 Sel. Lotta-Fun (9/59) Trade Winds 3-5 Bl. (6/62) B Skill Derby (10/60) Philadelphia Toboggan Flash (6/59) Continental, *60, 200 Sel. Miami Beach (9/54) Turf Champ (8/58) B Del. Skill Parade Skee Alley Way (9/59) Lyric, *60, 100 Sel. Miss America (2/58) Twenty-One IP (2/60) (4/59) Scientific Pitch ’Em Way (12/59) Night Club (4/56) Viking 2P (10/61) Capitol Midget Movies Seeburg Bear Gun Big Bonus (2/60) ROCK-OLA Parade (6/56) Black Jack IP (1/60) CC Bullseye Baseball Seeburg Coon Hunt Snnny (5/60) 1436, *52, Fireball, 120 Queens (Bch., Is., Trop.) CC Basketball Champ Set Shot Basketball Sure Fire (10/60) SeL 3/60 CC 4-Player Derby Telequiz SHUFFLES Line-Up (1/61) 1436A, *53, Fireball, 120 Roller Derby (6/60) CC Goalee Un Jungle Gun Way (5/61) Sel. Sea Island (2/59) and CC Midget Skee Un Carn. Gun (10/54) Avalon (4/62) 1438, *54, Comet, 120 Sel. Show Time (3/57) Super model Un Bonus Gun (1/55) Silver (6/62) 1446, *54, HiFi, 120 Sel. Sun Valley (7/57) BOWLERS CC Big League (5/55) Un Star Slugger (7/55) 1488, *55, HiFi, 120 Sel. Target Roll (1/58) BALLY Ball Bowlers CC Twin Hockey (5/56) Un Spr. Slugger (4/56) *55, Touchdown 1452, 50 Sel. (11/60) Shuffles Bowling Alley (11/56) CC Shoot The Clown Un Pirate Gun (10/56) 1454, *56, 120 Sel. U.S.A. (8/58) Stm. Shovel (5/56) Yankee ABC Bowler (7/55) Jumbo Bowling (9/57) CC UN BB (3/59) *57, GOTTLIEB Batter Sky Raider 1455, 200 Sel. Congress (7/55) Royal Bowler (12/57) CC Up (4/58) Un (10/58) 1458, *58, 120 Around Criss Del. Sel. Wld. 2P (7/59) Jumbo Bowler (9/55) Pixie Bowler (8/58) CC Cross Wm. BB (4/53) *58, Adas Major Leaguer 1465, 200 Sel. 2P (5/59) King Pin Bowler (9/55) Duplex (11/58) Hockey (10/58) Wm. 1475, *59, 200 Sel. Brite Star 2P Croquet (8/58) Big Lg. (4/58) ABC Spr. Del. Bowler Simplex (5/59) CC Wm. BB (2/54) *59, Captain Playland Rifle 1468, 120 Sel. Kidd 2P (7/60) (9/57) Advance (5/59) CC Wm. Jet Fighter (10/54) 1485, *60, 200 Contest Gallery Safari Sel. 4P (10/58) All-Star Bowling (12/57) League (10/59) (8/59) Wm. (2/54) *60, Conti. Cafe Express 1478, 120 Sel. 2P (7/57) All-Star Deluxe (2/58) Handicap (11/59) CC Pony (4/60) Wm. Polar Hunt (3/55) *61, Cover Girl Sidewalk 1495, 200 Sel. 1-Plyr (7/62) Lucky Shuffle (9/58) Teammate (12/59) CC Ray Gun (10/60) Wm. Eng 1488, *61, 120 Criss Wild West Sel. Cross IP (3/58) Star Shuffle (10/58) Falcon (4/60) CC (5/61) (4/55) Dneg. Dolls Ex Patrol King of Swat IP (6/60) Speed Bowler (11/58) Savoy (5/60) Gun Wm. Dbl. Action Ex Jet Gun SEEBURG 2P (1/59) Club Bowler (2/59) Bowi-A-Rama (9/60) (5/55) Fair 4-Bagger M100A, *51, 100 Sel. Lady (12/56) Club Deluxe (5/59) Tip Top (10/60) Ex Space Gun Wm. (4/56) Falstaff Pony Express Crane M100B, *51, 100 Sel. 4P (11/57) Monarch Bowler (11/59) Dixie (1/61) Ex Wm. (10/56) Fashion 4- Ex Six Shooter Wm. Peppy Clown M100BL, *51, 100 Sel. Show 2P (6/62) Official Jumbo (3/60) Cameo Flagship Ex Shooting Gal. (6/54) (12/56) Light Cab (1/57) Jumbo Deluxe (9/60) 5-Star Bowling (5/61) Flipper IP (11/60) Ex Star Shtg. Gal. (9/54) Wm. 1957 Baseball M100C, *52, 100 Sel. Ball Bowlers Classic (6/61) Flipper Clown Ex Sportland Shooting Wm. 10-Strike (12/57) HF100G, *53, 100 Sel. (4/62) ABC Bowling Lane Alamo (4/62) Flipper Fair IP (11/61) Gallery (11/54) Wm. Ten Pins (12/57) HF100R, *54, 100 Sel. (1/57) WILLIAMS Flpr. Parade Ex “500** Shooting Wm. Shortstop (4/58) V200, *55, 200 Sel. (5/61) ABC Tournament Bowler Foto Finish IP (1/61) Ball Bowlers Gallery (3/55) Wm. Pinchhitter (4/59) VL200, *56, 200 Sel. (6/57) Gondolier 2P Roll-A-Ball Ex Treasure Cove Wm. Vangard ( 10/58) KD200H, *57, 200 Sel. (8/58) ABC Champion Bowler (12/56) Hi-Diver IP (4/59) 6 Player Shooting Gal. (6/55) Wm. Hercules (2/59) L100, *57, 100 Sel. (10/57) Kewpie Doll IP (10/60) Ex Jungle Hunt (3/57) Wm. Crusader (6/59) 201, *58, 200 Sel. Strike Bowler (11/57) Liberty Belle 4P (3/62) Ex Ringer Ball (11/56) Wm. Titan (8/59) 161, *58, 160 Sel. Trophy Bowler (4/58) UPRIGHTS Ltng. Ball IP Ex Pop Gun (9/57) Wm. Del. Bat. Champ 222, *59, 160 Sel. (12/59) Lucky Alley Lite-A-Card 2P (8/58) Ge Lucky Seven (5/61) 220, *59, 100 Sel. (3/60) Pan American AB Circus (5/56) Mademoiselle 2P (6/59) Ge Sky Gunner Extra Inning (5/62) Q-160, *60, 160 Sel. (11/59) Challenger AB County Fair (3/57) Majestic (9/59) Ge Night Fighter World Series (5/62) Q-100, *60, 100 Sel. (4/57) AB Circus Wagon Melody CHICAGO COIN Ge 2-Player Basketball Road Racer (5/62) AY160S, *61, 160 Sel. Lane 2P (9/60) Wheels (12/58) Mry.-Go-Round Shuffles Ge Rifle Gal. (6/54) Bally Champion Horse AY100S, *61, 100 Sel. 2P AB Galloping Dominos Triple Strike (12/60) (2/55) AB Circus Play Ball Ge Big Top Rifle Bally Moon Ride Arrow (2/55) Gallery Miss Annabelle IP (8/59) (4/59) (6/54) Official Baseball (4/60) WURLITZER Criss Cross Oklahoma 4P (2/61) Targette AB Magic Mirror Super model (12/55) 1250, *50, 48 Sel„ (1/55) 45 or Picnic 2P (10/58) Horoscope (11/59) Ge Gun Clnb 78 RPM Bonus Score (4/55) Qun. of Diam. (6/59) AB Mermaid (3/60) Ge Wild West Gun 1400, *51, 48 Sel„ 45 Hollywood (5/55) or Race Time 2P (3/59) B Jumbo (5/59) (2/55) KIDDIE RIDES 78 RPM Blinker (8/55) Sky Rifle Rocket Ship IP (5/58) B Sportsman (6/59) Ge Rocket 1450, *51, 48 Score-A-Line Sel„ 45 or Roto Pool IP (7/58) (9/55) B Jamboree (10/60) Gallery (5/55) Bally Champion Horse 78 RPM Bowling Team (10/55) Royal Flush (5/57) B Super Jumbo (11/60) Ge Championship Bally Moon Ride 1500, *52, 104 Rocket Shuffle Sel„ 45 & Seven Seas 2P (1/60) (3/58) CC Star Rocket (5/59) Baseball (9/55) Bally Space Ship 78 Intermix Explorer Shuffle Quarterback Showboat IP (4/61) (6/58) GA Skeet Shoot (1/57) Ge (10/55) Bally Speed Boat 1500 A, *53, 104 Sel., Rebound Shuffle (12/58) Fly Baseball Trolley 45 Silver IP (10/57) GA Super Hunter (6/57) Ge Hi Bally Tnrvle. & 78 Intermix Championship Sittin’ Pretty IP (11/58) (11/58) GA Double Shot (4/58) (5/56) Bert Lane Lancer Horse 1600, *53, 48 Double Feature Sel., 45 & Spot-A-Card IP (3/60) (12/58) GA Wild Cat (12/58) Ge State Fair Rifle Gal. Bert Lane Merry-Go- 78 Intermix Red Pin Straight Flush IP (2/59) GA Spr. Wild Cat (6/56) Round 1650, *53, Bowl Master 38 Sel. (12/57) (8/59) GA Twin Wild Cat Ge Davy Crockett B.L. Miss America Boat Game Shuffle (11/59) Engine Straight Shooter (2/59) (7/59) (10/56) Bert Lane Fire 1700, ’54, 104 Bull’s Eye Sel. Sunshine IP (10/58) Drop Ball GA Super Wild Cat Ge Circus Rifle (3/57) B.L. Whirly Bird (3/61) 1800, *55, 104 Sel. (12/59) Rocket Spr. Circus 2P (10/57) Trail Blazer (12/60) Ge Motorama (10/57) B.L. Moon 1900, *56, 200 6-Game Shuffle Sel. Sweet Sioux 4P (9/59) (6/60) Twin Trail Blazer (2/61) Ge Gypsy Grandma (3/61) 2000, *56, 200 Sel. Texan 4P (4/60) Triple Gold Pin K Big Tent (5/57) Capitol Donald Dnck 2100, *57, 200 Sel. Pro (2/61) Fair Elsie Tropic Isle IP (5/62) K Spr. Big Tent (6/57) Ge Fun (3/58) Capitol 2104, ’57, 104 Sel. Space Universe IP (10/59) Ball Bowlers K Shawnee (1/59) Ge Age Gun Capitol Palomina Horse 2150, *57, 200 Sel. Wagon Train IP (4/60) Bowling League (2/57) K Big Roundup (3/59) (6/58)/ Capitol See Saw Whirlwind Ski Jnngle Joe Chicago Coin Super Jet 2200, ’58, 200 Sel. 2P (2/58) Bowl 6 Plyr (11/57) K Little Buckeroo (4/59) World Beauties IP Classic Bowling Lg. K Del. Big Tent (5/59) Ke Air Raider Chicago Round The 2204, ’58, 104 Sel. Sub (2/60) (7/57) K Big 3 (5/59) Ke Gun World Trainer 2250, *58, 200 Sel. World Champ IP (8/57) TV Bowling League K Touchdown (9/59) Ke Sportland Deco Merry-Go-Round 2300, ’59, 200 Sel. KEENEY (11/57) K Big Dipper (10/59) DeLuxe model Deco Space Ranger Ke Ranger (3/55) 2304, *59, 104 SeL Flash Back Luck Strike (1/58) K Twin Big Tent Exhibit Big Broncho Old Plantation (2/61) TV (with rollovers) K Criss Cross Diamond DeLuxe model (3/55) Exhibit Mustang 2310, •59, 100 Sel. Black Dragon Player’s Choice (9/58) (1/60) Ke League Leader (4/58) Exhibit Sea Skates 2400, *60, 200 Sel. WILLIAMS Twin Bowler (10/58) K Red Arrow (4/60) Ke Sportland Exhibit Space Patrol 2404, *60, Casino 104 SeL IP (10/58) King Bowler (3/59) Sweet Shawnee *60 Mid Red Ball (5/59) Scientific Television 2410, *60, Club House IP (10/59) Queen Bowler (9/59) 100 SeL Black Dragon *60 Mid Joker Ball (11/59) Scientific Boat Ride- Coquette (4/62) Duke Bowler (8/60) 2500 *61, 200 Sel. Basooka Crossword IP (4/59) Duchess Bowler (8/60) K Twin Red Arrow Midway (10/60) Texas Merry-Go-Round 2504. ’61. 104 Sel. Darts IP (6/60) Princess (4/61' (5/60) Midway Shooting Exhibit Rudolph The 2510, *61, 100 Sel. Fiesta 2P (12/59) Gold Crown (3/62) K Flashback (6/61) Gallery (2/60) Reindeer

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THE “THREE-IN-ONE” PHONOGRAPH WITH TOP TALENT TUNES IN STEREO ROUND Whether you program 100, 160 or 200 selections, the new Rowe AMI builds play for you with exclusive Top Talent Tunes in true Stereo Round.* Album display panel actually draws people to the phono- graph; stimulates play. Featured artist title strips are placed next to display album for fast programming.

Only the new Rowe AMI gives you so many sales-building features: Maximum appeal in moving color and design. New location identifica- tion. New keyboard. New record indicator. New changer mechanism. Front access for fast, easy operating convenience.

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Cash Box —September 8, 1962 71 FROM CONNECTICUT COMES THIS REPORT FIRST WEEK’S TAKE *86°° *40°° OF IT IN HALF-DOLLARS

Connie Hamel (left), owner of the Brookside Inn, Poqueta- nuck, Conn, and J. Albert Gaffney, owner of Popular Music Co.. Norwich. Conn., who installed this high-earning Wurlitzer. Mr. Gaffney is also a member of the Connecticut House of Representatives.

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Another Example of the Earning Power of the . WURLITZER TEN TOP TUNES FEATURE

Look at the installation above. A new Wurlitzer 2600, go up to unprecedented highs. Look over your lo- offering FOR FIFTY TEN TOP TUNES CENTS AT cations. Most of them can be paying you higher THE PRESS OF A SINGLE BUTTON. Took in $86 the profits. All you have to do is put in a new Wurlitzer first week — nearly half of it in half-dollars. Re- with its exclusive Ten Top Tunes feature. There has markable? Sure, but routine wherever this fabulous

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THE WURLITZER COMPANY • 106 YEARS OF MUSICAL EXPERIENCE • NORTH TONAWANDA, N. Y.

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NEW COMPACT DESIGN. A totally new concept in 15 “compact design," measures only 48*4" high and 29 /i6" wide and 2 l%" deep. The Princess has an uncluttered, PERSONALIZED LOCATION crisp appearance in any location. PANEL. Now you can personalize the COMPACT MECHANISM. Now for the first time in Princess Phonograph for each location, l the history of Coin-Operated phonographs, Rock-Ola has by quickly and easily snapping into produced an entirely new Compact Revolving Record Maga- place the Title bar letters provided. A i in zine designed specifically for use a small phonograph. full set of snap-in letters provides you The NEW Rock-Ola compact mechanism has fewer moving with full Location, Personalization.

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