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I three more powerful names who should prove to he hig record salesmen for many years to come. Shown above are the new ^enny Ball and the Chad Mitchell Trio. Jones, son of veteran Alan Jones, came to the fore w ith his beautiful single "“Lollipops

i “Gift of Love” and “Pick Up The Pieces.” Britisher Kenny Ball clicked internationally with his outstanding “Midnight In ] well with his LP of the same name. His new single is “Green Leaves Of Summer” b'w “I Shall Not Be Moved.” The Chad M vith its clever version of “Lizzie Borden” and is repeating with another controversial ditty, “The John Birch Society.” Eydie Gorme @ "COLUMBIA", @MARCAS REG. PRINTED IN U.S.A. belts it out on Columbia Records wham!powr!sock!

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ORLECK, President and Publisher IMAN ORLECK, VP and Managing Director IRGE ALBERT, VP and Treasurer rORIAL—Music MARTY OSTROW, Editor-in-Chief IRA HOWARD, Editor IRV LICHTMAN, Associate Editor DICK ZIMMERMAN, Editorial Assistant MIKE MARTUCCI, Editorial Assistant POPSIE, Staff Photographer YIRTISING BOB AUSTIN, National Director, Music JERRY SHIFRIN, N.Y.C. office. Music LEE BROOKS, Manager Chicago JACK DEVANEY, Manager Los Angeles MARTY TOOHEY, National—Coin Machine NEVILLE MARTEN, London, Eng. PAUL ACKET, The Hague, Holland MAL SONDOCK, Munich, (jermany RON TUDOR, Heathmont, Victoria, Auat. fe- VITTORIO de MICHELI, Milano, lUly Although the master-huying their own name rather than let their SVEN G. WINQUIST, Stockholm, Sweden ver is not as burning as it hot ROGER SELLAM, Paris, France was a master take on the name of the ENRIQUE ORTIZ, Mexico 7. D.F few years ago, masters continue to company buying it. JOHN MURPHY, Ottawa, Ont., Canada Copyrights, MIQUEL SMIRNOFF, factor foreign rights, Buenos Aires, Argentina be an extremely important advances, etc., have MACEDO, RICARDO & RENATO in industry’s singles pic- Sao Paulo, Brazil the record complicated master-buying prob- HIjSARU SUGIURA, Tokyo, Japan BRUNO DUTKOWSKI, Art Director ture. lems tremendously. As a result, the lAGERS A glance up and down today’s phenomenon of an “exclusive dis- MARTY TOOHEY, Coin Machine Dept. tribution agreement” (through r. TORTOSA, Circulation singles charts reveals an amazing NEVILLE MARTEN, European Director number of big hits that were pro- which an established manufacturer CHICAGO duced by independent producers distributes product for some small- LEE BROOKS er label) has become very 29 E. Madison St., Chicago 2, HI. and taken over by the bigger and a com- (All Phones: Financial 6-7272) better established labels in our in- mon set-up throughout our busi- HOLLYWOOD ness, especially so with the JACK DEVANEY dustry, On closer inspection one bigger 6272 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28. Cal. independent labels. (Phone Hollywood 6-2129) can find a host of today’s top art- Such agreements have been un- ENGLAND ists who were brought to a label NEVILLE MARTEN by some indie producer and have believably successful and have pro- Dorris Land 9a New Bond St. since been so successful with the duced an array of top stars that is London, Wl, Eng. almost Tel: Hyde Park 2868 major company that they have al- too much to believe. ELUX: PAUL ACKET, Theresiastraat 81a, most lost their indie producer iden- Add to this the number of suc- Hague, Holland, Tel. 070-722546 rhe cessful MANY: MAL SONDOCK, Amalienstrasse tity. Stateside hits that were pro- 18, Munich, Germany, Tel: 220197 Y, VITTORIO de MICHEU, Via Settala 20, duced abroad and one can immedi- dilan, Italy, Tel. 22 11 86 And from the structure of the NDINAVIA: SVEN G. WINQUIST, Kagge- ately see the important role played lolmsTagen 48, Stockholm-Enskede, Sw^en, business as it stands today, the Pel: 69-46-86 by producers outside the bigger NCE: ROGER SELLAM, 24 Rue de Lenln- bringing-in of product from out- rrad, Paris, France, Tel: Europe 6308 companies’ employ. rRAUA: RON TUDOR, 8 Francis St., side sources will continue with leathmont, Victoria, Tel: 87-6677 The old saying, “everybody and ICO: ENIUQUE ORTIZ, Monterrey 81, Col. equal if not greater importance in loma, Mexico 7, D.F. Tel: 12-10-00 10-10-01 his brother is a songwriter” can A.DA: JOHN MURPHY, CKOY Radio, P.O. the future. lox 3130, Station C, Ottawa, Ont., Canada today read “everybody and his ENTINA: MIGUEL SMIRNOFF. Rafaels 978, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Tel: 69-163^^ As a result of the many success- brother is an independent record 5IL: RICARDO & RENATO MACEDO, Rus oao Ramalho 1324, Sao Paulo, Brazil, Tel ful masters during the past few producer.” In essence, the singles 2-6188 years, the acquisition fO: HIKARU SUGIURA 2, Takada-Oimatau of masters record structure has more A&R (unkyo-Ku, Tokyo, Japan has become a great deal more com- men today than it’s ever BSCRIPTION RATES $16 per year any had be- i in the U. S. A. Published weekly. Second plex than it was at the onset. Today, fore. Most of them just postage paid at Bristol, Conn. have dif- )yright © 1962 by The Cash Box Publishing the small labels which start a record ferent initials—“IRP” (Independ- Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright under u-sal Copyright Convention. rolling in an area want to retain ent Record Producer) — Cash Box TOP 100 EST SELLING TUNES ON RECORDS COMPILED BY CASH BOX FROM LEADING RETAIL OUTLETS—MAY 12, 1962

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40NY NEWLEY... co-author and star of "Stop The World-1 Want MANTOVANl (London 9520) SCOOP (B+) “WHISTLE DOWN THE WIND” (2:10) (Harvard let Off” England’s current smash musical show BMI — Arnold] The famed British MANTOVANl AND maestro may give the charts another hig-sounding march-beat click. Com- HIS ORCH. manding theme from the new Hayley Mills' pic of the same name is strik- THE WALTZ YOl SAVED FOR ANTHONY NEWLEY.. .featured in the ingly conveyed, with effective whistle ME” sections making now-and-then ap- l>rr. Kei^r Inr., .\^^<•Ai•) -2:48 Kintr-KIIndl-KHhn pearances. Should be eyed. original English cast recording of “WHISTLE DOWN THE (B) “THE WALTZ YOU SAVED WIND’ FOR ME” (2:45) [Leo Feist “Stop The World-1 Want To Get Off” ASCAP — King. Flindt, Kahn] The lMu^^B^d 'In-ir Inr.. RMl) 2:|0 “mood” Mantovani sound for the oldie. Side stems from an LP. “American I.OMMIN MIN 9.120

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Mndok JoiomoN RECORDS ® RECORDS RIAA Elects New Board & EXPECT ’61 DISK SALES FIGURES Officers; Wallichs Is President TO PASS S

Though the final fig- cording to RIAA’s factory sales try Association of America (RIAA), NEW YORK— sta- are not yet in, it’s alrnost a cer- including Glenn Wallichs as presi- ures tistics, about 38% of all LP’s sold in tainty that retail sales of disks, based dent, were elected at the association’s 1961 were stereo, compared with on list prices, went over the half bil- annual meet last week (3) at the lion dollar mark for the first time in approximately 26% in 1960 a Plaza Hotel, this city. — 50% history, according to the 10th annual Wallichs, head of Capitol Records, increase in the course of the year. report the Record Industry As- succeeds George R. Marek, vice-pres- from sociation of America (RIAA). In a roundup of its ident and general manager of RCA activities dur--* The report, issued in conjunction Victor Records, in the one-year post. ing the year, the organization reports with the association’s annual meet at He’s RIAA’s fifth president in its 11- the Plaza Hotel last week (see on such highlights as its drive year history. (3) against separate story on new officers), notes The new board, elected by RIAA’s disk bootlegging, including support of that as the country worked its way | membership, consists of Wallichs, out of the 1960 recession, so did the proposed federal legislation making Marek, Goddard Lieberson, Irving sales volume of records. disk bootlegging a federal crime, Green, Leon Hartstone, Arnold Max- A heavy surge in sales, the report in, Paul Wexler and Randy Wood. says, in the second half of the year, piracy and unauthorized use of music ;> particularly in the last quarter, New officers, elected by the board, investigation into the proposed served to offset slight declines for are: Dave Kapp, 1st vice-president 1961 registered during the first six changes in the U.S. Copyright Law, and assistant treasurer; vice-presi- months of the year. among which is the elimination of the J dents: Archie Bleyer, Sam Clark, Noting the sales power of the twist Jack Holtzman and Ira Moss; treas- fad, RIAA kidded that “the record compulsory license provision from the industry rock and rolled a little urer: John Stevenson. law; contacts by RIAA to the Chair- GLENN E. WALLICHS weakly as 1961 began but was twist- Re-elected to their posts were ing strongly by the year’s end.” man of the House Ways and Meansy* Henry Brief, executive secretary and The report notes the continued NEW YORK—A new board of direc- Committee requesting the elimination tors and officers of the Record Indus- Ernest Myers, legal counsel. climb in sales of stereo records. Ac- of the excise tax on disks; objections

filed to bills introduced in the 1962 j UA Sees $1,000,000 session of the New York State Legis- List Committee Members Fer Billing In F&T Push lature seeking to establish control of recorded material a multi-faceted^ The most comprehen- ; NEW YORK— campaign sive and all-inclusive promotion ever Hearings On Disk Bootlegging Bill to acquaint the public with attempted by United Artists Records, the treasure of entertainment, infor- “A Tribute To Ferrante and Teicher,” Hearings on the Fed- Other members of Judiciary Com- mation and culture available will result in well over $1 million in NEW YORK— on to-^ billings during the current month, eral anti-disk bootlegging Bill (H.R. mittee are: Emanuel Celler, N.Y., day’s records. with dealers throughout the country 6354) begin in Washington, D.C. chairman, Francis E. Walter, Pa., joining in the all-out sales drive with this Thurs. (10) before Subcommit- Thomas J. Lane, Mass., Michael A. windows, in-store displays and heavy tee No. 3 of the Judiciary Committee Feighan, Ohio, Frank Chelf, Ky., " newspaper and radio coverage at the Cameo-Parkway ^^Sound" local levels, according to Art Tal- of the House of Representatives. Peter W. Rodino, Jr., N.J., E. L. For- LP's Success Noted madge, president. Those who cannot be on hand to rester, Ga., Byron G. Rogers, Colo., Ferrante and Teicher, in order to witness or testify at the hearings can Harold D. Donohue, Tex., Robert T. NEW YORK—Cameo-Parkway Rec- participate in the promotion, can- aid in the passage of bill, which makes Ashmore, S.C., John Dowdy, Tex., ords is clicking with its 4:35 celled out all concert appearances for new the month, and will tour the United the manufacture of counterfeit disks Basil L. Whitener, N.C., M. Blaine MMF LP “sound” series, with the*- States to visit with dealers and disk a federal crime, punishable by a fine Peterson, Utah, Jacob H. Gilbert, original shipment of some 150,000 al- jockeys as a part of the over-all proof $10,000 or 10 years imprisonment N.Y., Richard H. Poff, Va., Arch A. motion. Following appearances in Bal- bums already sold, it was reported or both, when they are transported or Moore, Jr., W.Va., George Meader, timore and Washington last weekend, last week. the duo will leave for the Midwest received in interstate commerce, by Mich., William T. Cathill, N.J., John ^ this week, including stops in Chicago H. Ray, N.Y., Gardner E. Shriver, Top sellers in the line, which retails writing to the Committee’s chairman. May 11 and 12, Detroit, May 14, Kan., Clark MacGregor, Minn, and for $3.98 in both stereo and mono, is Cleveland May 15 and 16 and St. Honorable Edwin E. Willis, Chairman E. Louis, James Bromwell, Iowa. May 18. “If the Big Bands Were Here Today” ^ Subcommittee No. 3, Judiciary Com- Indicative of the interest at the by the Bernie Lowe Orchestra, fol- dealer level in the promotion is the mittee, Old House Office Building, fact that more than 1,000 dealers have lowed by “Soul of Hawaii.” Response Washington, D.C., or to any of the PMM Golf Outing Set installed full window displays built to the Lowe package has prompted^ around Ferrante and Teicher, and in- other members of the Subcommittee NEW YORK—This year’s Profes- store displays were more than double the release of a second volume in No. 3, urging the Bill’s acceptance. sional Music Men’s Golf that figure. (PMM) about two weeks. One aspect of the promotion that’s Their names are: Roland V. Lib- Tournament & Outing will take place unusual is the interest world-wide by Thurs., June 14, at Shawnee Inn at A 12-city newspaper ad campaigny, onati. 111., Herman Toll, Pa., John V. affiliates of UA in foreign countries, Shawnee on the Delaware, Pa. and display pieces are highlights of the label noted. All promotional mate- Lindsay, N.Y., James F. Batten, Mon- Rate for the package deal, which ' rial used domestically was sent to the the label’s drive on behalf of the line. tana, William M. Tuck, Va., J. Carl- affiliates for their information. While includes Wednesday afternoon and the tribute was planned as a domestic ton Hoser, Tenn., William C. Cramer, evening, is $24 for two in a room. program only, many foreign affiliates Fla., Charles M. Mathias, Jr., Mary- Golf, including storage fees for clubs, have set up their own plans, North Writing Music modelled is free on both days. after the U.S. program, but timed land. Everyone attending is required to For 'Xleopatra" at intervals which will run through > the next two to three months. register in advance with the Outing NEW YORK—Vet pic cleffer Alex London & Hi Records Ink Committee by forwarding a check for North is writing the background ^

' New 5 Year Pact $13, $10 of which covers room reser- "‘INDEX , music for 20th Century Fox’s $20 mil- vations NEW YORK—The American London and a $3 donation towards lion production of “Cleopatra,” star- Album Best Sellers 29 Group has extended its pact with the prizes. ring Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Album Reviews 32 30, hot Hi label of Memphis for five ad- Check, payable to PMM outing, Burton, which should prove a strong

Bios for DJs 36 ditional years, it was announced last should be mailed immediately to LP soundtrack. In his scoring, North PMM’s headquarters, 1270 instru-V Country Music Section 52, 53 week by London’s Lee Hartstone and Sixth Ave., will attempt to simulate the Joe N.Y. 20, or to Bernie Pollack c/o mentation of music as heard by an- International Section 44-51 Coughi, president of Hi. The new pact, said to be in six fig- Mills Music, 1619 Broadway, N.Y. 19. cient Romans. Juke Box Ops Record Guide .... 26 ures, gives the London Group exclu- —— 1 Looking Ahead 18 sive world-wide rights to all Hi prod- Platter Spinner Patter ’ 36 uct, both singles and LP’s. Decca’s First Quarter Earnings Up Radio Active Chart 24 Among the successful hits produced R & B Top 50 40 by Hi during its previous three year NEW YORK—Net earnings of Decca to $1.66 per share on the 1,285,70^ affiliation with the London Group are Records, including capital in Record Ramblings 20, 22 the operations of outstanding shares of stock

10 straight chart singles by the Bill its subsid. Universal Pictures, showed the hands of the public. * Singles Reviews .... 8, 10, 12, 14, 16 Black Combo and Ace Cannon’s cur- a sharp increase for the first quarter In the corresponding period for ’61, Sure Shots 38 rent singles winners. Additionally, of ’62 over a similar period last year. Decca reported earnings of $963,815, Top 100 Artists 41 the label’s entire catalog of five LP’s For the three months ended Mar. equal to 154 per share on 1,285,701 Top 100 Publishers 46 has seen chart action. 31, earnings were $2,135,868, equal outstanding shares of capital stock. ins Near Completion SORD Drops Suit r ARMADA’S Miami Meet Against Record Clubs

YORK—Plans are now being Talmadge stressed the special im- NEW YORK—A three-year-old suit defendants to change their operations eted for the annual ARMADA portance of the 1962 Convention to against the record club activities of in any way, and further specifies that rition to be held at the Fontaine- the entire recording industry. He the RCA Victor, Columbia.and Capitol no money damages are to be paid any Hotel, Miami Beach, Florida, pointed out that the Congressional labels has been dropped by the Society of the plaintiffs. 28-30 it was announced last week Hearings on May 10 relative to the of Recoi’d Dealers (SORD). Termination of the case was pro- t Talmadge, president, Cellar Bill could have far-reaching Judge Joseph S. Perry of the U.S. posed by the attorney representing ording to present programming, effects on the industry, and the gen- District Court in Chicago dismissed SORD and plaintiffs. all convention business will be eral conditions at the distributor level the suit last Thurs. (3) after the cted on Friday, June 29, with were also of vital concern. The plaintiffs, a group of disk dealers in ns due to start promptly at 9 ARMADA Convention, Talmadge said, the Chicago area, admitted there was Angel's "Great" Albums ind continuing through the elec- will be the first opportunity the dis- no evidence to support their charges. Carry 25% Discount In May if officers for the 1962-63 term tributors will have as a group to meet Suit, under SORD’s direction, asked HOLLYWOOD—A 25% discount on and discuss these situations. More that the defendants’ record clubs le banquet that evening. Regis- and all LP’s in Angel’s “Great Recordings of a will open Thursday, June 28, than 90% the distributors are mem- other merchandising techniques be Of The Century” series will be offered idge said, and the special bers of ARMADA, and will be in at- terminated or modified by court de- during May by Capitol Records Dis- \.DA rates at the Fontainebleau tendance at the convention. cree. Settlement does not require the tributing Corp. The discount will be )e available to members from allowed off the face of the invoice. ssday, June 27 through the fol- Included in the program are more Sunday, July 1. ? Mercury Promo On 35mm LP’s; than 40 collector-item recordings. upcoming convention will once There are no minimum or qualifying include a series of manufac- orders. Regular trade discounts and distributor meetings which will 16 New Albums In May Issue an extra 2% discount for prompt pay- Id before and after the actual ment also apply. CHICAGO—Mercury Records has Eastman Rochester Symphony Or- ition, Talmadge stated. Due to The discount applies to all GROC kicked-off a summer album sales pro- chestra doing “Bloch Schelomo Her- istricted space at the Hotel for — albums purchased through May 31. gram that includes three phases bert Violincello Concert 2.” sessions, Talmadge announced Shipping period is through June 9. In the ime and space would be alloted keyed to a guarantee on all of its pop and jazz field, are “Mu- sic Of Swiss irst-come, first served basis for 35mm magnetic film recordings. Alps” by various artists; The plan, is operative be- “Sil Austin’s Golden \^DA members. Already set are which Saxaphone Hits” Camden Sets 1 Merry Melody Singers; ly, Atlantic, Roulette and United tween May and June 15, 1962, places “Jan August Styles Great International 4 LP^s For May s. a guarantee to the consumer by Mer- Hits”; previously announced, the 1962 cury on all of its 35mm magnetic film “There Goes That Song Again” by NEW YORK—RCA Camden Records Brook \^DA Convention will include products, including the f:35d Perfect Benton; “Guitars Play The is making four new LP’s available Presence Sound Recordings. Sound Of Ray Charles” with Tom this month. 1 exhibits. Suppliers and other & Jerry the tors, because of the limitations The guarantee, under which Mer- and Merry Melody Singers; “Here’s Helen” is a newly recorded “The Gaylords ace, are urged to place their cury is issuing a certificate, is directly At The Shamrock”; collection of 10 songs by Helen O’Con- “Here ations as quickly as possible between the retail customer and Mer- And Now” by the Art Farmer- nell; “Homer & Jethro Strike Back” Benny jh Jordan Ross, Executive Sec- cury and places no burden on the Golson Jazztet; “Joyful is the comedy team’s first Camden re- dealer. In its simplest form, the guar- Noises” by Bobby Scott; Buddy Mor- lease; “Living Strings In A Mellow ’. A number of exhibits have al- states if row’s “Night Train Goes Holly- contains standards Kern, been set, Talmadge stated, and antee that the consumer does To Mood” by not think Mercury film record- wood”; “TV Top Themes” Pete Porter, Loesser, Arlen and others; ilance of the area is expected to 35mm by ings the Rugolo, and “Damita Jo Lives “The Guitar Style Of A1 Caiola” also ed shortly. It was stressed that are best sound he has ever At The Diplomat.” the label. shibit area will be situated so heard on a disk, he may return the bows the guitarist on record directly to the manufacturer t will be an integral part of the and get any two in the ition with full traffic, albums Mer- cury catalog in Victor Releases 11 Pop LP’s eature of this year’s convention exchange. )e the announcing of the first Sixteen new albums, released May NEW YORK—Eleven new pop al- rected by Ray McKinley; “The Music 1 ARMADA awards to the Out- 1, are the second phase of the pro- bums are being issued this month by Of Rodger & Hart,” new sound tech- ng Man and Woman of the Year, gram. They include recordings by RCA Victor Records. niques with Marty Gold’s orchestra; lection based on their contrihu- Brook Benton, The Gaylords, Damita Included in the soundtrack of “Ad- “Banjos Back To Back,” Harry Reser; to the industry as performers Jo, Buddy Morrow, Antal Dorati and vice & Consent,” the flick version of “The Big Voice Of Barnum—H.B., )r their humanitarian activities. many others. The music includes pop, the best-selling novel of the same That Is!”; “The Newest Sound ARMADA membership is now jazz and classical issues. name; “A1 Hirt At The Mardi Gras”; Around,” vocalist Jeanne Lee and eting balloting for the respec- As a special offer on the May 1 “Through Children’s Eyes,” The pianist Ran Blake; two Stereo Action /inners. release, Kenny Myers, sales veep, Limellters; “Echoes Of Glenn Miller,” Albums: “Movin’ ‘N Groovin’,” The noted that 15 albums are to be given The New Glenn Miller Orchestra di- Three Suns and “I Had The Craziest free with the purchase of every 100. Dream” by Manny Albam and his : Reports Top Other details on all phases of the plan Orchestra. Liberty Bows Month In April are being circulated by Mercury distributors and salesmen. Chipmunk Plan YORK—Epic Records had the Third phase of the program is a HOLLYWOOD—With solid promo- WB Notes Top ;t sales volume for any one special promotion on the entire Mer- tional support from “The Alvin Singles Sales Week in its history during April, ac- cury catalog of albums. This is de- Show” TV’er Liberty Records has g to Leonard S. Levy, national signed to permit the dealer to sell at- launched a dealer program on the HOLLYWOOD—Warner Bros. Rec- manager. tractively the many albums in the entire Chipmunk LP and EP catalog, ord had its top singles sales week of y said the top sales were mainly line. including a new LP, “The Chipmunk the year April 23-27, with the label

I the success of George (“Route A new merchandising kit has been Songbook.” reporting it had moved nearly 300,000 Maharis’ initial single, “Teach prepared to back the program. In- Dealer terms include a 10% cash singles during the period. )night,” a Top 100 entry; Lester cluded is a full-color framed display, discount to be taken off the face of Responsible for the click week were ’s twist LP’s; the Okeh label’s 32% X 43% inches that broadcasts the the dealer’s invoice, 100% exchange seven singles, three of which are Top I'eelgood & The Interns” also a “guarantee” message. Additionally, privilege, exchangeable after Oct. 1 100 items. They are The Everly Bros. LOO take; and the “great re- there is a full color banner, browser and deferred billing (% Aug. 10, % “How' Can I Meet Her” and “That’s ?” to Epic’s current classical box index cards, die-cut easels and a Sept. 10). A merchandiser capable of Old Fashioned”; Connie Stevens’ program. 16-page consumer brochure on the housing the entire Chipmunk line is “Why’d You Wanna Make Me Cry?” y reported that initial distribu- 35mm magnetic film recordings. also being made available. Program and Peter, Paul & Mary’s “Lemon nd dealer orders for Maharis’ Included in the 16 new albums are begins this week (7) and ends June Tree.” Also noted by the label as LP, “George Maharis Sings!,” two additions to the Perfect Presence 18. coming along nicely are “A1 Di La” ‘unparalleled in Epic’s history.” Sound Series, “Gypsy” by Richard The new' LP invites moppets and by Emilio Pericoli, from the label’s Ided that other major contribu- Hayman and his orchestra, and “Im- their parents to sing-along to 14 tunes soundtrack LP, “Roman Adventure” ;o Epic’s record-breaking sales pressions of Duke Ellington” by Billy with the Chipmunks. Label has re- and Johnny Nash’s “Don’t Take Away e in April were LP’s by singers Byers. Three new classical numbers leased two tracks from the LP, Your Love.” Bob Luman’s “Big River r Grecom, Erma Franklin, Shir- are “Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5 in “America The Beautiful” and “Wild Rose” and Joanie Sommers’ “Johnny issey, and Roy Hamilton, pian- E Minor” with Antal Dorati leading Irish Rose.” Get Angry” are two new singles. II Bitler and Ralph Burns’ “No the London Symphony Orchestra; According to TVKey Service, “The WB also said that the “Peter, Paul ;s—With Strings.” “Schubert Symphony No. 7” with Alvin Show” has an audience of 22 & Mary” and “Roman Adventure” also pointed y to the label’s LP Stanislaw Skrowaczewski and the million each week and 80% of the LP’s were leading LP sellers, the nt program for April called Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra, children in the U. S. are familar with former an entry on the top 50 mono be To Spring.” and Howard Hansen conducting the “Alvin.” album sellers. — — — —

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PERCY FAITH ORCH. ELTON ANDERSON (Capitol 4762) (Columbia 42423) (B-f) “SICK AND TIRED” (2:19) (B-b) “JACQUELINE’S JOUR- [Travis BMI—Bartholomew, Pick of the Week NEY” (2:24) [Marpet ASCAP Kenner] Elton Anderson comes up —Faith] An interesting, frisky mid- with a lively revival of Chris Kenner dle-eastern display of a catchy ditty noisemaker of a while back. The tune “SHARING YOU” (2:03) “IN MY BABY’S EYES” (2:07) that the maestro wrote after viewing is a potent twister with good r&b President Kennedy’s wife’s TV tour of lyric. Side could make noise in both [Aldon Goffin, King] [Aldon BMI—Goffin, King] BMI— the White House. A sparkling novelty the pop and r&b categories. BOBBY VEE (Liberty 55451) instrumental that could make the Top (B-b) “LIFE PROBLEM” (2:13) 100 . [Excellorec BMI—Karl, West] continuing his hit pace at a record clip, follows “Please Don’t Vee, who’s (B-b) “THEME FROM ‘ADVISE & Another good side for the songster. Ask About Barbara” with two more contenders for the top ten ranks. CONSENT’” (2:42) [Chappell This time he renders a tradition- One end, “Sharing You,” is a very pretty string-filled shuffler. On the ASCAP—Fielding] Lush ork-chorus oriented blues lament with his ex- twist form as he rocks out “In My Baby’s Eyes.” other end he’s in top treatment of a romantic theme from pected verve and skill. Good wax for Great support from the Johnny Mann Singers on these two powerful the forthcoming flick version of the deejay action. multi-tracked efforts. best-selling novel of the same name. BILLY MAY (Time 1050) “I NEVER KNEW YOUR NAME” “A STEEL GUITAR AND A POOKIE HUDSON (Parkway 839) (B-b) “(Song from) ADVISE & GLASS OF WINE” (Heart of Mine)” (B-b) “TURN OUT THE LIGHTS” CONSENT (2:37) [Spanka BMI—Anka] (2:19) [Chappell ASCAP Fielding, (2:19) [Prigan BMI—Price, — [Snanka BMI—Anka] Washington] May mostly takes a re- Logan] Pretty countryish waltzer is cess from his usual swingin’ format PAUL ANKA (RCA Victor 8030) very pleasingly done by the songster, for a lush reading of the warm main- who is backed by The Spaniels’ title from the soon-to-be-released pic It’s a good bet that Paul Anka will have a tremendous pair of back-to- songsters and a rock-a-string oi’k. adaptation of the famed novel (the back follow-ups to his smash Victor bow, “Love Me Warm And Ten- Could showup with enough exposure. der.” They’re two stellar, Anka-penned rock-a-cha-cha’s, the Latin- brass section does have a swing-like (B) flavored “I Never Knew Your Name,” and the Neopolitan-styled “A “JOHN BROWN” (2:11) statement), Percy Faith (Columbia) [Prigan Price, Logan] Steel Guitar And A Glass Of Wine.” Two top-drawer assists from the BMI— also cut an instrumental on the num- Fast-paced, twistable take Ray Ellis outfit round out the double header. humor ber. about a love machine. (B) “BASHFUL BILLIE” (2:20) [Brent BMI—May] Agreeable MY REAL NAME” (2:15) “MY HEART IS BLEEDING” TEDDY & THE CONTINENTALS/ novelty instrumental. Both tracks THE TEEN KINGS (Rago 201) stem from May’s new LP. [Travis BMI—Domino] (1:45) [Travis BMI—Bartholo- mew, King, Domino] (B-b) “TICK TICK TOCK” (2:10) [Vince Rago BMI—Henry] GOOD JELLY BESS (Hermitage 775) FATS DOMINO (Imperial 5833) The Teddy & The Continentals song (B-b) “A LITTLE PIECE AT A could this crew make some noise with TIME” (2:12) [Moss Rose Domino, who owns one of the most fantastic collections of hits in the catchy, busy-beat bouncer about a BMI McAlpin, Drusky] The artist business, is already kicking up a chart fuss with both ends of the new — guy who’s waiting for his chick to reads a potent harmonica-backed pairing. Both the happy-twister, “My Real Name,” and the hip-swing- call. Worth eyeing. Label is located r&b weeper with a top-notch folk- ing walk-a-rhythm “My Heart Is Bleeding,” sport that magical readily in Wilmington, Del. flavored lyric. The tune has a real nice recognizable Domino sales touch. (B) “WILD CHRISTENING down home blues feeling. Diamond PARTY” (2:04) [Vince Rago purchased the master of the deck and “THE GREEN LEAVES OF SUMMER” (2:48) BMI—Rage, Teen Kings] An will distribute it nationally. instrumental crew called The Teen (B-b) “(YOU’LL HAVE TO) COME [Leo Feist Webster, Tomkin] ASCAP— Kings take-over in this sock twister, AND GET IT” (2:51) [Ashna which label copy says celebrates “a BMI—Carter] This side’s a catchy, “I SHALL NOT BE MOVED” (2:47) [Hollis BMI—Trad.-Arr : Ball] royal birth to the Duke & Duchess uptempo opus with a light novelty- KENNY BALL & HIS JAZZMEN (Kapp 460) of Earl.” styled lyric. Deejays should come in full-force for the wax. Ball & his Jazzmen can have another “Midnight In Moscow” success on HENRY JEROME ORCH. their hands via this issue. It’s arrangement re- new Kapp a tasty trad (Decca 25561) PEGGY KING (Vista 397) fitting of “Green Leaves Of Summer” (a short-while-back success for (B-b) “CHERRY PINK & APPLE the Brothers Four). Paddy Lightfoot leads the section on the bright (B-b) “BON VOYAGE” (1:55) BLOSSOM WHITE” (1:45) [Wonderland R.M. & spiritual revival on the flip. BMI— [Chappell ASCAP—Louiguy, David] R.B. Sherman] Talented thrush re- Jerome’s popular “Brazen Brass” ork, turns to the wax wars with a reading “BORN TO BE WITH YOU” “CONTINENTAL MELODY” a steady LP seller, displays fine cha- of a joyful item from a new Walt cha sounds on the old hit. Latiniks Disney flick of the same name. A (2:15) [Mayfair ASCAP— (2:05) [Remick ASCAP—Carste] will dig the arrangement. chorus and Dixieish ork nicely add to Robertson] (B-b) “THE PEANUT VENDOR the deck’s cheer. Ork director Cama- rata has his own reading on the label. BILLY VAUGHN (Dot 16359) (El Manisero)” (2:05) [Ed- ward B, Marks BMI—Simons] Some- (B) “I GET A KICK OUTA Look for Billy Vaughn & his instrumentalists to once again make the what milder cha-cha go for the South- KISSIN’” (1:11) [Walt Dis- chart grade—with either end, or both, of this new release. One half’s of-the-Border mainstay. Excellent ney ASCAP—Myers, Griffith] This is a sweet-sax (with sans lyric choral chants) revival of the Chordettes’ double-decker. a romantic adaptation of a Hunt’s while-back success, “Born To Be With You.” The other, “Continental tomato sauce commercial. Melody,” is a bright, happy-go-lucky bouncer with the chorus singing JOAN BAEZ (Vanguard 35013) the tag along the way. Two ear-pleasers headed for hitdom. DEE FORD (B-b) “PAL OF MINE” (2:31) DON GARDNER & DEE (Fire [Trad] Joan Baez, who cur- 508) rently is picking up plenty of loot in (B-b) “I NEED YOUR LOVING” “DOWN IN VALLEY’ “I’M THE HANGING UP MY HEART the LP field, offers a first-rate, listen- (2:53) [Fast & Pete BMI FOR YOU” (3:00) Gardner] The first-string talents of (2:31) [Progressive BMI able rendition of the folk oldie. The Don Gardner and Dee Dee Ford are Burke, Berns] [Roosevelt-Progressive BMI lark’s potent style is effectively cou- united on this shuffle-beat, bouncy Berry, Covay] pled with the Greenbriar Boys on the side. lament with a listenable sales-laden lyric. Side could make some noise. SOLOMON BURKE (Atlantic 2147) (B-b) “LONESOME ROAD” (2:20) [Trad] More top-notch folk (B) “TELL ME” (2:45) [Fast & Burke, who just had a big pop-r&b chart outing in “Cry To Me,” can sounds. This time out the thrush ac- Pete BMI—Ford] On this side have two more this time out. One half’s an intriguing, funky-blues cha companies herself with a guitar and the duo dish up an attractive slo^v- cha up-dating “Down In The Valley” while the other’s a haunting beat- gives the tune a warm, feelingful de- paced ballad. Most of the emphasis ballad waltzer tabbed “I’m Hanging Up My Heart For You.” It’s a livery. here is on the superior charms of toss-up for chart honors. the lark. FREDDY KING (Federal 12462) THE ARCADES (Johnson 116) “EVERYBODY LOVES A LOVER” (2:03) (B-b) “WHAT ABOUT LOVE” (B-b) “FINE LITTLE GIRL” (2:25) (2:44) [Tanridge, R-T-BMI [Sophisticate BMI — Marsh, [Korwin ASCAP—Adler, Allen] Taylor] The vet r&b belter opens up Johnson] This is one of those colorful, his professional vocal guns full-blast whacky chant-included teen takes “BLOW JOE” (2:15) [Good Songs BMI—Clark] on this lively shuffle-beat, rockin’ af- that was more common several teen- THE ANGELS (Caprice 116) fair. In addition to the first-rate vocal beat years ago. Vocalists and musi- the side has an enjoyable commercial cians pack effective rock punch. Worth “ The Angels, who now have ’Til” and “Cry Baby Cry” under their hit melody. today’s rock exposure. belt, can make it three-in-a-row with this new session. It’s a snappy, (B-b) “TEXAS OIL” (2:25) [Sonlo (B) “MY LOVE” (2:08) [Sophis- razz-a-ma-tazz up-dating of Doris Day’s chart triumph, “Everybody BMI — King, Thompson, ticate BMI—Marsh, Johnson] Loves A Lover,” that the gals & Hutch Davie’s outfit knock out in Bridge] Here’s a potent instrumental Lead and his chanting friends tell a spirited style. Pairing takes a fetching rock-a-cha-cha route. side in the tradition-oriented blues tender rock tale about a guy who vein. Wax should pull loads of loot. wants his gal to come back to him. NEVER BELIEVED IN LOVE SOUL by the Team Mates No. 40029 by Bobby Mizzell Already a breakout in the Southwest. No. 40018 Big trade and radio support!

From left field to home! A sensational new instrumental sound gaining strength coast to coast!

BE-BOP A-LULA JUTi*! » ^ .4-'’ by Johnny Hallyday No. 40024

Picked by the trades and in answer to your requests, here’s the fantastic rendition of the great side from his sensational album, “JOHNNY HALLYDAY SINGS Just launthed and AMERICA’S GREATEST ROCKIN’ HITS”, DIRECT HITS! PHS 600-019/ PHM 200-019 SHAKE DANCE A HAND WITH ME by by Gerhard Ruth Brown Wendland No. 40028 No. 40033

No. 1 overseas! Here's the Orders rolling in already. Re- original German recording ceiving big D. J. play. Her with English lyrics added . . . greatest effort in years! should be a smash!

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TOMMY HUNT (Scepter 1231) JERRY VALE (Columbia 42439) (B-f) “SO LONELY” (2:44) [Ludix (B-h) “AH! CAMMINARE” (2:37) BMI—Smith] Pro teen-market [Giovanni & Mayfair ASCAP Pick of the Week voice nicely relays the sentiments of —Graham, Schafer] Vale’s ballad the pretty lost-love number. Gal finesse is heard on a pretty Italian- chorus and back-beat sound from the type romantic from the score of the “GIFT OF LOVE” (2:17) [Arch ASCAP—Schroeder, Gold] ork highlight the fine-sounding setting upcoming musical, “Bravo Giovanni.” “PICK UP THE PIECES” (2:21) [Quartet ASCAP—Hilliard, Bachrach] stand. Worthy romantic for the young- Songster sings part of the lyric in JACK JONES (Kapp 461) sters. Italian. Eddie Fisher also cut the tune for ABC-Paramount. (B-f) “THE WORK SONG” (2:36) stylist, who’s still cashing in with his ultra- The fine, smooth-toned song [Upam BMI—Brown, Adderly] (B) “ONE PARADISE FOR —“Lollipops And Roses,” should easily have another big lovely ballad Exciting rendition of a prison-song. SALE (Un Paradiso Da Ven- chart romance with “Gift Of Love.” Side’s an extremely pretty opus, solid blues-swing sound from the dere)” (2:33) [Bourne ASCAP Tannenbaum” melody, that Jones and the A based on the familiar “O band backs-up. Cason, Bindi, Wolf] English-Italian attractive manner. Coupler’s a soft Chuck Sagle crew wrap up in most version of an inviting Italian wistful. and appealing blueser that should also win attention. HANK BALLARD (King 5635) EDDY LEE (United Artists 459) (B-h) “GOOD TWISTIN’ TO- “WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN” “SOLDIERS OF LOVE” (2:18) (B-(-) “IF JIM CAME HOME” NIGHT” (2:40) [Lois BMI— (2:15) [LeBill BMI—Lee] (2:43) [Lowery BMI—Cason, Moon] Ballard, Bridge] Ballard, father of the Diskery’s new songster starts off on [Aldon BMI—Mann, Weill] twist, heads this very reliable twister, the right teen-market foot. He offers ARTHUR ALEXANDER (Dot 16357) getting pro support from his long- an affecting vocal on a countryish time companions. The Midnighters. ballad about a gal’s new flame who Arthur Alexander, who tasted Top 100 fame with his pop-r&b biggie, Sure-handed item for twist program- wonders what will happen when the “You Better Move On,” can experience more of the same with both ends ming. fella who still believes her love is true of his Dot follow-up. They’re two heartfelt rock-a-cha-cha romancers, (B-f) “I’M YOUNG” (2:45) [Lois returns to town. Deck can succeed. tabbed “Where Have You Been” and “Soldiers Of Love,” that the song- BMI — Ballard] The twist (B) “THERE’LL BE ster puts across with telling effect. Splendid choral-ork showcases on AN ANGEL” crowd will also appreciate this entry. [LeBill Lee] In- this take-your-pick pairing. (2:30) BMI— timate stand by the warbler. NEAL HEFTI (Reprise 20,080) PATSY CLINE (Everest 20005) “THE IS OVER” (2:44) MASQUERADE (B-f) “(Theme from) BEN CASEY” (B-h) “I DON’T WANTA” (2:18) [DeSylva, Brown & Henderson ASCAP—Magdison, Wrubel] (1:54) [Marfran ASCAP [4-Star Sales BMI—Haddock, “RAINING IN (2:45) Raksin] Opening this offbeat instru- MY HEART” Stevenson] Star country-pop thrush mental reading of the oft-cut medical [Cheerio, Rambed BMI—Parris, Goldman] cut both ends before her pact with TV’er theme is Sam Jaffe, who plays FIVE (Chancellor 1110) Decca Records. This portion is a THE SAINTS the philosophical Dr. Zorba on the catchy romantic date in which the show, and who offers his familiar ex- The Five Satins, who own one of the long-running teen hits in “(I Re- performer is backed by a sprightly planations of medical symbols that member) In The Still Of The Night,” appear to have a big money-maker combo-chorus outing. the itself. the first-time-out on Chancellor. It’s a sensational rock-a-cha-cha re- opens program A good- (B) “I CAN’T FORGET” (2:23) write of the oldie, “The Masquerade Is Over,” that the fellas deck out sounding version of the main-title. [4-Star Sales Belew, with solid sales authority. Credit A1 Lorber with a standout instrumental BMI— (B) “(Theme from) THE ANDY Stevenson] Light-beat tenderness setting. The coupler, a captivating rock-a-waltz weeper, opens with an GRIFFITH (The Fish- SHOW from the talent. attention-getting jump tempo. in’ Hole)” (2:08) [Larrabee BMI Hagen, Spencerm Sloane] Snappy GENE FORRELL ORCH. & THE theme from another top-rated TV’er. RED PEPPER GANG “ANOTHER DANCING PARTNER” (2:31) [Grant BMI—Jones] (Atlantic 2148) “PLEASE SEND ME SOMEONE TO LOVE” (2:57) CAMARATA (Vista 396) (B) “SWEET BIRD” (2:29) [Venice BMI—Mayfield] (B-h) VOYAGE WALTZ” [F.T.P. ASCAP—Allen, Car- DAMITA JO (Mercury 71984) “BON (3:18) [Wonderland BMI— ey, Nilsen] Delicate-sounding folk outing by the ork and Jim Polack The fabulous talent should soon be in for further wax honors as a result R.M. & R.B. Sherman] Warm string Singers. An offbeat sound that has of this new Mercury stint. It’s a captivating, romantic weeper-twister, ork treatment of a pretty main-title much appeal. tabbed “Another Dancing Partner,” that Damita and the ork-chorus from a new Walt Disney feature flick, deliver with sales finesse. Lots of beat-ballad emotion is packed into the including an appealing vocal—starting (B) “HOT SAUCE” (1:59) [Rell- pleadin’ oldie on the lower half. about half way down—by Roberta Tom-Pol. BMI—Alter] Joyful Days. Peggy King has an upbeat Latinish stand with The Red Pepper version on the same diskery. Gang. “YES (1:48) MY DARLING DAUGHTER” (B) “TU SAI” [Walt Dis- (2:29) JIMMY BREEDLOVE (Okeh 7152) [Leo Feist ASCAP—Kawrence] ney ASCAP—Donaggio] John “SONNY BOY” (2:55) Best is the trumpet soloist on this (B-h) “DON’T LET IT HAPPEN” [DeSylva, Brown & Henderson ASCAP pleasing Latinish go for a sentimental (2:20) [Nancoz BMI—Triolo] Italian number. Potent rapid-fire twist-style to this Jolson, DeSylva, Brown, Henderson] side from the songster, who is ac- EYDIE GORME (Columbia 42424) THE companied by a top-flight combo- IMPRESSIONS chorus romp. Could breakout. Star performer should get lots of attention from her initial Columbia (ABC-Paramount 10328) single, the top end here being “Yes Darling Daughter,” a sparkling (B) “QUEEN BEE” (2:16) [Wilco My (B-H) “LITTLE YOUNG LOVER” reading of the delightful oldie that includes a Kenny Ball-like trad ar- BMI—Alfredm Rene] More (2:14) [Curtom BMI—May- rangement in the setting. Lark ends the date with an offbeat falsetto bit. twistin’ woi’k, including effective buzz field] Likable lovey-dovey date from “Sonny Boy,” the evergreen associated with the late A1 Jolson, is bits from the chorus. done the songsters, whose lead man has in a very pleasing ballad manner by the talent, and a bang-up finale something of a Sam Cooke-like man- concludes this portion. THE TROPHIES (Challenge 9149) ner. Teeners will enjoy the relaxed, good-nature of the portion. (B) “PEG O’ MY HEART” (2:09) [Leo Feist ASCAP—Fisher, “SHAKE A HAND” (3:16) [Angel BMI—Morris] (B) “NEVER LET ME GO” Bryan] Solid, good-humored twist up- “SAY IT AGAIN” (2:50) [Raleigh BMI—Williams] (2:30) [Lion BMI—Scott] dating of the oldie. Lead songster Deep-voiced chants serve as part of RUTH BROWN (Philips 40028) shares his stint with zany comments the procedings in this cozy affection- by a deep-voiced companion. Can get Ruth Brown’s initial outing for the Philips label could very well turn out ate. around. to be her biggest money-maker to date. It’s Faye Adams’ years-back (B) “I LAUGHED SO HARD I r&b sensation, “Shake A Hand,” that Ruth & the Chuck Sagle ork-chorus VIC DAMONE (Capitol 4756) CRIED” (2:42) [4-Star Sales up-date in fabulous beat-ballad fashion. Could go all the way in both BMI Burgess] Softie with a nice the pop and r&b fields this time. Coupler’s a lovely, cha cha beat senti- (B-f) “EBB TIDE” (2:38) [Robbins — Latinish feel. mental romancer. Lark never sounded better. ASCAP—Maxwell, Sigman] one of the big vocal Damone had SCOTTY McKAY (Ace 652) versions of the lovely mainstay some “TWIST AND SHOUT” (2:30) [Russber BMI—Medley, Russell] years ago. This strong, new version, (B-(-) “OLIVE LEARNED TO POP- EYE” [Ace BMI Witsitt] “SPANISH taken from his LP, “Strange En- — TWIST” (2:30) [Russber BMI—Medley, Russell] chantment,” can cash-in on the fact Rockin’ take-off on the Popeye comic- THE ISLEY BROS. (Wand 124) that the tune is part of the score strip continues in an infectious show- of the major flick, “Sweet Bird of ing from the vocalist and trumpet- The Isley Bros., who know how to “Shout” in hit style, come thru with Youth.” There’s lots of good-music included instrumental-shout chorus one that could be their biggest outing since joining the Wand label. It’s station attention this way. backing. 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MICKEY SHORR & THE CUTUPS MUNDELL LOWE (Tuba 8001) (Charlie Parker 203) (2:35) (B) “DR. BEN BASEY” (B-f) “THE LONG KNIFE” (2:22) Pick of the Week [Rambler BMI — Goodman, [Knollwood & Marmaduke “Ben Shorr] This is a take-off on the ASCAP—Lowe] Here’s tasty uptempo fa- Casey” TV’er, which employs the electrifying jazz opus culled from “OH! YOU BEAUTIFUL DOLL” (2:01) hit miliar interjection of portions of Lowe’s self-penned soundtrack LP of the [Remick ASCAP—Brown, Ayer] decks at appropriate points in “Satan In High Heels.” Side boasts Chess handles the some- Harshman] narrative. some top-rung solo efforts by the ork. ‘JUST A BYSTANDER” (1:59) [Bamboo, May-Dee BMI— times funny affair. DONNIE BROOKS (Era 3077) (C-h) “ROARING 20’S RAG” (2:05) (B) “THE LOST AND THE [Ad-Lib ASCAP — Ferris] LONELY” (2:38) [Knollwood Chances ai’e Donnie Brooks’ll start back on a winning streak with his Stineway Sam is featured on this & Marmaduke ASCAP—Lowe] This tantalizing rock-a-twist with strings up-dating of atest Era slice. It’s a snappy instrumental. time the orkster dishes up a smooth, all ages should go wild for. ‘Oh! You Beautiful Doll,” that hoofers of slow-paced ballad with enough good Delectable Botkin, Jr.-led ork and vocal support on what looks Perry LEON McAULIFF (Cimarron 4054) stuff in it to attract spinner attention. ike a real sales-sizzler. However, don’t overlook the touching, soft beat (B-h) “MY ACE IN THE HOLE” ;ha cha companion piece. It also has the chart goods. WILLS (Terry 110) (2:22) [Cedarwood BMI—Wil- TOMMY kin, Burch] Country performer offers (B) “AW SHUCKS (Go On “COM’N HOME” (2:29) “I LOVE YOU CAN’T YOU SEE” a rock-inclined reading of the old- Twist)” [Wills BMI—Wills] timer, recently a big jukebox item for take on the twist. [Minit BMI—Johnson] (2:14) Sax tops this lively Roberta Sherwood. Track can get The twist crowd has a pro stand here. [Minit BMI—Johnson] good pop-country programming. He recently made pop-country noise with (B) “(Tuffer than Tuff It’s) (Minit 647) THE SHOWMEN “Cozy Inn.” ABC-Paramount distrib- ‘HARD’ ” [Wills BMI—Wills] rhe Showmen, who placed “It Will Stand” in Top 100 territory, can do utes the diskery. Organ is part of this sly, easy-beat ike-wise with either end of this new Minit stand. “Com’n Home” finds (B) “NIGHT LIFE” (2:02) [Pam- blueser. ;he boys in a moving twist pose while “I Love You Can’t You See” is a per BMI—Nelson] Lazy-type SIRA (Ad Lib 0203) ;antalizing, Latin beat entry. Strong support from the muscians on both blueser. VO mds. ESCAPADE” (2:17) BERNA-DEAN (Imperial 5840) (B) “ROMAN [Dongan ASCAP—Siravo] The “HOW ABOUT ME” (2:15) [Irving Berlin ASCAP—Berlin] (B) “HE’S MINE” (2:19) [Travis Siravo ork nicely portrays an attrac- BMI — Johnson] Infectious [Mills, Cromwell ASCAP—Turk, tive light-beat locale opus. Pleasing “TWO TON TESSIE” (2:35) medium-beat outing by the blues lark. Handman] portion is from an LP called “Out On Her support consists of effective A Limb—with Siravo.” THE GAYLORDS (Mercury 71970) femme chorus remarks plus a trumpet-included combo sound. Might get (B) “AVALANCHE” (2:45) [Don- Deejays are gonna have a picnic with the Gaylords latest Mercury slice. some action. gan ASCAP—Siravo] A calm :t’s the Irving Berlin oldie, “How About Me,” that has the crew demon- arrangement belies the title. Also strating how the tune would be done then (flapper style) and now (B) “ONE GAL IN TOWN, FIVE from the album. [teen style). It’s a laugh riot recorded during one of their nite club MEN HANGING AROUND” (2:40) [Travis BMI Bartholomew] Derformances (audience is included). Fellas tell about “Two Ton Tes- — (Era 3076) offering “Fever”-type HRACH YACOUBIAN sie” in bright shuffle-rock style on the other end. Offbeat with a ditty as the vehicle. (B) “HAREM TWIST” (2:30) liooks like Columbia’s Johnny Cash can pick up dual-market coin with [Bamboo BMI — Yacoubian] Jailhouse (See country re- RANDY PAIGE (Choreo 103) ‘A Little At A Time” and “In The Now.” There’s an appropriate “Port Said” (B) “I dews.) APOLOGIZE” (2:25) flavor to this cute instrumental twist- [Crawford ASCAP Hoffman, — er. Catchy change-of-pace sound on Nelson] The onetime Billy Goodhart, the dance fad. Eckstine hit is nicely portrayed by the vocalist. His honest delivery is (B) “THE SULTAN’S HAREM” Pick of the backed by a good softie rock sound (2:17) [Bamboo BMI—Yacou- from the musicians and chanting bian] Busier Middle-Eastern arrange- chorus. MGM handles the diskery. ment with a wordless chorus. (B) “GREEN AS GRASS” (2:10) CLENTT GANT (Duke 348) Newcomers [Wolf-Mills ASCAP — Wolf, Country meets city IT” In an ellort to call O.J. attention to Pick records by "Newcomers” (artists never before on Landesman] boy (B) “JUST LIKE YOU LIKE girl in this infectious upbeat rock [Tree BMI—Riley, the Top 100) the editorial staff of Cash Box will list soch records under this special heading. (2:32) stand. Killen] Here’s a fast-moving, high- spirited affair with the songster offer- “THEME FROM DK. KILDARE (THREE STARS WILL SHINE THE DELVETS (End 1107) ing proof positive of his wide-range (B-I-) “REPEAT AFTER ME” Jockeys should flock to TONIGHT” (2:36) [Robbins Ltd. PRS—Goldsmith, Rugolo, Winn] vocal talents. (2:12) [Alan K BMI—Paige] the side in droves. “A KISS TO BUILD A DREAM ON” (2:20) Femme team’s lead seems to mean “ALL MINE” (2:30) [Czar & what she sings about in this pretty (B) [Miller ASCAP Kalmar, Ruby, Hammerstein, 2nd] Brown, Bridge- — teen affectionate with a wedding-day Don BMI— good side for Gant. RICHARD CHAMBERLAIN (MGM 13075) theme. Nice backing from her lark forth] Another side he renders a rockin’, companions. Kids will find solid ro- On this Richard Chamberlain, of TV’s “Dr. Kildare” fame, can make important finger-snapping opus with some smart mantic appeal here. vax news in the weeks to come. The reason is his warm, ear-arresting lyrics. yric version (“Three Stars Will Shine Tonight”) of the “Kildare” (B) “WILL YOU LOVE ME IN ;heme. Superb orchestral support from David Rose’s crew. Backing’s HEAVEN” (2:00) [Alan K JOYCE WEBB (Ric Tic 102) 1 light-hearted, easy-goin’ up-dating of the romantic oldie. Potent disk BMI—Kiler, Paige] This lovey-dovey (B-b) “CLOSER TO THE BLUES” actor. is done with an upbeat approach. DOW for the (2:27) [Ric Tic-Reed, Mc- SAM FLETCHER (RCA Victor 8027) Gregor] Thrush, who has the throaty “SEYMOUR” (2:25) [Robert Mellin BMI—Passman, Russell] quality of Joanie Sommers, capably (B-b) “THIS ONE NIGHT” (2:48) blues ditty. Sammy “I LOVE YOU LORI” (2:50) [Robert Mellin BMI—Russell, Saxon] [Alexis ASCAP — Shelley, handles the fine came-up and directs the fine full Whitman] Label’s fine good-music Lowe LORI ROGERS (Scepter 1232) backdrop_ sound. Side is songster does an impressive essay of ork-chorus deejay attention. Here’s one that has that ‘left field’ sleeper-hit look. It’s a pleasant rock- a beautiful ballad with a classical-like worth i-cha-cha pose by newcomer Lori Rogers (and the Teacho Wiltshire melodic line. Pretty soft-spoken ork (B) “YOU’VE GOT A WHOLE jrk-chorus) that deals with the affair of a gal who wants to see more backdrop. Could pull big station ex- LOT OF LIVING TO DO” )f a guy named “Seymour” (Shapiro). Watch it closely. Coupler fea- posure. (2:27) [Ric Tic—Perrin, Reed] Gal stint the chick this ;ures some speedy rockin’ on which gets a talking bird, (B) “MY GIRL” (3:25) [Chalet receives advice from mom in represented by a Chipmunk-like gimmick, by special delivery. Cute idea. ASCAP — Hugo & Luigi, cozy-beat cut. is swinger with a re- Weiss] This a FREEMAN (Imperial 5841) “GOODBYE MY LOVER” (2:06) verse “Frankie & Johnny” storyline. ERNIE Can have programming difficulties. “THE STRIPPER” (1:40) [Lloyd & Logan, Tobi-Ann BMI—Elliott] (B-b) [David Rose ASCAP—Rose] burlesque- “AIN’T THAT A SHAME” (2:00) THE NEWPORTS (Kent 380) This is a fine reading of the instpmentel [Prigan, Tobi-Ann BMI—Mumford, Phelps] (B) “THE WONDER OF LOVE” flavored, Dixielandish getting some action via an is- (2:07) [Fairlane BMI —Al- that’s SHAWN ELLIOTT (Diamond 113) the ditty’s cleffer, David Rose person, Winn] Tribute to love is paid sue by This cover is a worthy com- Platter spinners are sure to latch onto this one in no time flat. It’s a with an infectious blues-styled sound (MGM). ’olkish ballad, labeled “Goodbye My Lover,” that newcomer Shawn from the song team, with both male petitor. Elliott and the Gil Askey instrumentalists present in a Bobby Darin- and female voices, and combo. (B) “I HEAR YOU KNOCKING” style, build-along-the-way to a swingin’ finish. A ‘must programming’ (B) “DIXIE WOMEN” (2:02) (2:06) [Travis BMI—Barthol- tern. More slick swingin’ on the coupler (not the Fats Domino oldie). [Fairlane BMI—Smith, Al- omew, King] Organ heads this solid person, Winn] Another catchy blueser. slow-twist reading of the old rock hit.

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JOHNNY DRAPER (Smash 1742) THE ROYAL DEBS (Tifco 826)

(B-f-) “SENTIMENTAL ME” (B) “JERRY” (2:18) [Sta-New Pick of ilrie Week (2:39) [Jungnickel ASCAP— BMI—Camp] Softie name- Cassin, Morehead] Old hit is sung in song is sincerely surveyed by the a relaxed manner by the songster, larks. Simple combo affair keeps the Newcomers who’s accompanied by a likeable soft- gals’ blend in the spotlight. Inviting beat sound from the combo-chorus. teen-ballad track. In an ellort to call DJ. attention to Pick records by "Newcomers" (artists never before on Good teen expression. “I the Top 100) the editorial staff of Cash Box will list such records under this special heading. (B) DO” (2:34) [Sta-New BMI (B-t-) “I NEVER DANCED BE- —Camp] Somewhat similar FORE” (2:30) [George Pincus sound here. “WORK OUT—Parts 1 & 2” [Newtown BMI—Martin] ASCAP—Tobias, Pockriss] Lively RICKY DEE & THE EMBERS (Newtown 5001) Latinish affair on a fine ditty about a DANNY BROWN (Earth 702) fella who figures he was just going The young, Philly-based Newtown diskery—currently hot with the Blue through the motions when he danced (B) “CHEWING GUM” (2:17) Belles’ “Junkman”—comes thru with another group affair that has that without his new flame. [C. Shaw BMI—Brown] Fine big hit look notched into every groove. It’s a swinging, handclapping, blues-twist sound from the musicians 2-part t-wister, labeled “Work Out,” that Ricky Dee the Embers (led is the setting for this novelty blueser. & HAL & HIS PALS (DC 0434) by Bobby Arnel) wax with loads of teen appeal. Solid two-sider with Side will please both R&B and teen- the sales nod going to the Part 2 portion. (B) “LIMBO” (2:18) [Claiborne market audiences. BMI Roth, Allen] Good teen- — (B) “STANDING market lesson on the Caribbean-based ON THE COR- “BONGO STOMP” (2:05) [Drury Lane BMI—Kaplan, Rich, Levin] NER” (2:45) [C. Shaw & Hot dance which is gaining in popularity BMI—Tucker] Shuffle-beat stint. “LOST LOVE” (2:08) [Drury Lane BMI Kaplan, Rich, Levin] in the states. A vocal-combo outing — Ditty is not the item from “The on the step that serves as a reliable Most (Joy Happy Fella.” LITTLE JOEY & THE FLIPS 262) rock-inclined version to spin for the This purchase of a Philly master by the Joy label should keep the disk- kids. ery (currently hot with “I Wish That We Were Married”) blazing away EDDIE CANO (Reprise 20,075) “(Run Run) MR. ESROH” in the sales dept. It’s a very commercial teen opus, tabbed “Bongo (C-b) [Claiborne BMI Roth, (B) “PARCHITA” (1:41) [J.V.B. Stomp,” that Little Joey & the Flips rock out with coin-catching glee. (2:03) — blues novelty. ASCAP—Cano, Mejia] Fine “Lost Love” takes a compelling beat-ballad route flipside. Allen] Bouncy Latin-jazz pianist heads a colorful, commercial pachanga date. COLLEEN KAYE (Hilltop 1878) combo Male chorus has effective “IT MIGHT AS WELL BE SPRING” (2:45) an say. (B) “TWO GIRLS” (2:43) [B-W Could get around. [Williamson ASCAP—Rodgers, Hammerstein] BMI Kaye] Young thrush & — (B) the Rockaways song crew do a tender “A TASTE OF HONEY” “DON’T FREEZE ON ME” (2:12) [Songfest teen stint on a wistful number about (3:35) ASCAP— Scott, Marlow] Pretty Afro-Cuban [House of Fortune-ShepMike BMI—Curtis] two girls waiting for their fellas to display of an attractive theme, prob- call them on the phone. Well-done JESSIE MAE (DRA 319) ably inspired teen sentiments. by the upcoming pic Thrush’s fine R<&B-flavored stint on the evergreen “It Might As Well version of the play of the same name. Be Spring,” can mean a revived chart standing for the lovely tune, get- (C-b) “TELL ME WHY” (2:34) — ting new exposure in the remake of “State Fair.” Her delivery is backed Tune is the traditional lovey- WARREN STORM (Dot 16344) by a distinctive, hard-beat combo chore. Looks like a left-field hit. Flip dovey. A narrative section is included. is a sock-blues workout. Waxery’s home offices are in Hollywood. (B+) “TAKE THESE CHAINS GIUSEPPE’S FABULOUS DEL- FROM MY HEART” (2:49) RAY’S (Band Box 294) [Acuff-Rose BMI—Williams] Pro “HOW MANY NIGHTS (HOW MANY DAYS)” (2:04) rock performer is heard in an infec- [Trio BMI—Miller] (B) “NOW IS THE HOUR” tious medium-beat setting, with his (2:57) [Band Box ASCAP vocal somewhat in the vein of Fats “HOW CAN WE EVER BE TOGETHER” (1:59) [Pub. BMI—Halley] Delray’s] The number, not the oldie, Domino. Trumet is part of the solid BOBBY SHEEN (Liberty 55459) gets an intriguing, unhurried rock combo showing. Could be active. reading from the lead singer and Watch for Bobby Sheen’s name to keep popping up all over the charts musicians. Could get somewhere with (B) “IT’S HARD BUT IT’S FAIR” in the near future. Artist’s Liberty bow, “How Many Nights (How Many sufficient exposure. (2:22) [Excellorec BMI—Mil- Days),” is a potent rock-a-twist weeper that the artist shuffles thru in ler] Easier tempo in which Storm attention-getting fashion. Top caliber ork-choral arrangement by Bobby (B) “GIUSEPPE’S TWIST” again displays a Domino-like delivery. Sheen. Dandy novelty coupler moves along at a sizzling pace. (3:00) [Band Box ASCAP Delray’s] All-combo romp on the THE MARVELLOS (Exodus 6214) dance craze. (B) “SHE TOLD ME LIES” AL HENDERSON (King 5612) (2:04) [Finesse-Bro. East BMI —Harris, Hayes, Mitchell] Team’s top Best Bets vocalist (B) “THE LEMON TWIST” pleasingly recites the inviting (2:25 [Lois — Benjohn BMI wistful. Other fellas nicely chant in —Young] Vocalists and instrumental the background. CIRCA distributes [AXINE BROWN GERHARD WENDLAND support do a pro, if familiar-sounding, the diskery. ^BC-Paramount 10327) (Philips 40033) sock-rock twist date. A worthy addi- (B) “SALTY SAM” (1:58) [Fin- tion to twist programming. esse-Bro. B-b) “MY TIME FOR CRYIN’ (B-b) “DANCE WITH ME” (2:32) East BMI—Holly, Harris, (2:47) [Saturday ASCAP — [Bourne ASCAP — Paul, (B) “ALL STAR BOY” (1:42) Mitchell] Catchy blues-styled rewe, Bass] Lark’s distinctive, Hertha, Gotz] The German warbler [Lois—Benjohn BMI—^Young] laff stand. imetimes wailing survey of the fine cut this English-German version of More lively twistin’. ues item is supported by distinctive his European hit during his recent BILLY MAY ORCH. (Capitol 4752) inches from an organ and chorus, trip to the U. S. Catchy romantic is BILLY ADAMS (B) “THE SWEETEST SOUNDS” ocal and backing can add up to a done with an amiable, rock-inclined (Home of the Blues 242) (1:49) [Williamson ASCAP jp-R(feB chart pose the by performer. sound that could get some action Rodgers] One of the standout bal- here, especially in jukeboxes. Original (B) “MY HAPPINESS” (2:15) lads B) “WANTING YOU” from the “No Strings” score is (2:07) title is “Tanze Mit Mir In Den Mor- [Happiness ASCAP Peter- [Maxine BMI—Taylor] Jump — presented in a band-styled manner gen.” son, Bergantine] Organ and sax are that captures the wistful ;uff that can be easily twisted to. nature of the feature of the bluesy bounce pose the number. A soft Latin beat is une is not the old Sigmund Romberg (B) “NOBODY (2:20) KNOWS” on the familiar ditty. Agreeable rock- heard throughout. Fine instrumental fort. [MRC & Hellos BMI—Jay, instrumental showing. reading of the oft-cut opus. Ogermann] This is a new lyric for [ATT MONRO (Liberty 55449) the P.D. tune, “Long, Long Ago.” (B) “BIG M” (2:04) [Hara BMI (B) “LOVE MAKES THE —Adams] Harder, steady- WORLD GO” (1:45) Wil- B-f) “SOFTLY AS I LEAVE beat blues approach here. liamson ASCAP—Rodgers] Cheerful YOU” (3:23) [Robbins AS- swingin’ THE PERSIANS (RSVP 114) for this timeful item a AP—Calabrese, Harris, DeVita] waltzer as performed in “No Strings.” EDDIE CARROLL (Santo nglish songster, who clicked here (B-b) “DANCE NOW” [RSVP & 504) ith “Be My Girl” on the Warwick Just Music BMI—Williams] (B) “I’M SORRY” (2:36) [Sandra NASHVILLE FIVE (London 9523) .bel, does a fine ballad chore on a Good handclappin’ invitation for teen- & Pure Gold BMI—Carroll] (B-f) “STAND UP AND SAY ;rong affectionate. Legit big ork ers to take to the dancefloor. Lead Guy’s willing to apologize in this vocal THAT” (2:20) [Shadows )und supports. Figures to get im- voice does the inviting, while his fel- Drtant by Carroll, who is accompanied by BMI Marvin] Solid gospel-flavored airtime. low songsters and musicians lend lots — some offbeat keyboard-percussion rockin’ from the pro teen-beat team. of teen-beat color to the backdrop B) “IS THERE ANYTHING I comments. Good teen-market sound A showing that has the kids well in sound. Could make a stir. CAN DO” (2:18) [Noel Gay— from the Memphis-based label. mind. RS Ltd.—Daniels] Cheerful swinger (B) “TEARS OF LOVE” [RSVP (B) “WAIT ETERNALLY” (B) “LIKE NASHVILLE” (2:40) 'om an English show called “Not To (2:28) & Just Music BMI—Williams] [Sandra [Robbins — (juestJ Forry.” & Pure Gold BMI ASCAP Boys ease-up for a cuddle cut. Carroll] Affectionate is done with Drums and guitars are highlighted in teen conviction by the performer. this interesting sock-rock session. That Instrumental Hitmaker iERT KAEMPFERT Has Another Smash

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DON MAY (Bandbox 296) JOSEPH YORE (Silvertip 304) (B) “TWIST AROUND THE (C-b) “SHOOM AROUND (Cruise CLOCK” (2:24) [Myers AS- Around Town)” (2:07) [Al- CAP—Freedman, DeKnight] This is a bania BMI—-Yore] There’s a lively lively twist angle to one of the pioneer twist beat backing Yore’s semi-belt rock ’n roll hits. stint on the teen novelty. Diskery [RIS JENSEN (Hickory 1173) BILL BUTLER (Epic 9515) headquarters in Hollywood. (B) “DON’T LET THE SUN B+) “TORTURE” (2:07) [Acuff- (B-h) “SOLDIER BOY” (2:36) CATCH YOU CRYING” (C-b) “YES, LITTLE GIRL I DO” Rose BMI — Loudermilk] [Ludix BMI—Dixon, Green] (2:51) [Modern ASCAP—Green] An (2:11) [Albania BMI—Yore] there’s a distinctive touch to this Tune of the current number one disk offbeat moody reading by May of a Relaxed teen-ballad take. oiddle-beat plaintive. Singer Jensen by The Shirelles (Scepter) can stand haunting blueser. THE SPIRITS (Plaza 504) 3 multi-tracked—sounding something on its own. Ivory artist Butler and his ike the Everly Bros. against ork backing perform the item with a (B) “MISSOURI STROLL” (2:37) — a MARI NORLEEN (Big M 5547) triking combo setting, highlighted by commercial, rock-inclined touch. A [Gleam ASCAP—] “Missouri rgan and percussion statements. hit of this stature should get this in- (B) “I THINK OF YOU” (2:12) Waltz” is updated for the teen trade Vorth eyeing. strumental version on lots of stations. [Geno BMI—Pallotta] Thrush in this good-sounding shuffle-beat in- Could happen. nicely cuddles the sentimental against strumental reading of the tune. B) “LET’S SIT DOWN” (2:25) a soft, triplet-included combo stint. Worthwhile rock programming. [AcufF-Rose BMI — Louder- (B) “JUST FOR TONIGHT” Label is based in Chicago. lilk] Fella wants a recess from the (2:30) [Famous ASCAP — (B) “MISSOURI STROLL” (2:37) _ KISS” (2:08) ance floor in this speedy rocker. Mercer, Carmichael] A light Latin (C-b) “KNOCK ME A [Gleam ASCAP—] Here, the beat for the oldie. [Olman ASCAP — Jackson, team includes chants along vsdth the Razaf] Bluesy swinger from the lass instrumental sound. Label is located 'ERRY DAY (Columbia 42427) and her instrumental backing. in Hollywood. THE DESIRES (Seville 118) B-h) “I WAITED TOO LONG” WILLARD BURTON (Peacock 1917) NICK CHARLES (Stax 122) (2:30) [Alterry Kazan] (B4-) “I ASK YOU” (2:25) [Broad- BMI— (B-b) “THE TWISTIN’ TWIST” Iffective teen-romantic drama. New- way ASCAP—Maresca] Lots (B) “THE THREE DOGWOODS” (2:21) [Don BMI—Malone] omer (Doris Day’s son) the of rock-ballad appeal from the song to label (2:20) [East BMI—Cropper, Willard Burton unleashes his profes- ’^arbles the strong lost-love item crew. Lead’s understanding essay Richy, Robinson] Interesting folk- sional vocal talents full-blast on this gainst a striking march-rock ork- (does the gal love the guy?) gets inspirational type about the three uptempo, lively danceable opus. T-wist- horus sound. Could develop into warm chants and combo work in the trees that a dogwood were eventually ers should come out in force for the lick. setting. Label, distributed by London used to the cross make on which side. and currently hot with Ernie Mares- Christ was crucified. B) “THAT’S ALL I WANT” ca’s “Should, Shout (Knock Yourself (B) “DREAMING” [Don (B) “BIG BOYS DON’T CRY” (1:57) (2:05) [Alterry BMI—Kazan] Out),” might have more chart busi- BMI—Malone] Here’s a pleasant in- Richy] Soft [appy gospel-type sock-rock display. ness here. (2:20) ZMI— strumental side spotlighting an in- plaintive with Nashville keyboard-led teresting variety of different musical sound in the (B) “STORY OF LOVE” (2:04) setting. Atlantic han- elements. Top-notch deejay wax. tUD DASHIELL & THE KINSMEN [Broadway ASCAP — Mar- dles the diskery. Warner Bros. 5276) esca] After a narrative, session be- ARTHUR “BIG BOY” CRUDUP comes a bouncy beat tale of love- DIXIE ANNE BARNES (Fire 1501) B-f) “IN TARRYTOWN” (2:29) found. [Stolen BMI—Adapt. Dashiell, (Protone 129) (B-b) “ROCK ME, MAMA” (2:23) .rmstrong, Herter] Pretty folk oldie (B) “WHISPERING WIND” [Wabash ASCAP — Crudup] i warmly warbled by the folksters, The chanter dishes up a potent low THE SKYLINERS (Cameo 215) (2:10) [Welton BMI—Casa- fho are accompanied by an attractive nova] Lark, a Princess of Hollywood blues weeper with a interesting folk- alypso-flavored instrumental sound. (B-b) “EVERYONE BUT YOU” 1962 via a Hollywood Chamber of flavored beat. With the proper ex- Lppealing entry can get around. (2:29) [Lowe & Kalmann Commerce contest, nicely warbles for posure the side could pull some coin. ASCAP—Lowe, Mann] Solid teen- the kids in this bright account of a B) “BIG MANUEL” (2:40) [Lee- (B-b) “MEAN OLE FRISCO” (2:31) market songsters, backed by chart rock ditty about a gal who wants her way [ASCAP —Oliver, Rob- [Wabash ASCAP — Crudup] success, could succeed in big guy back. Label headquarters in Hol- rts] Spirited folk drama here. a way Here Crudup renders an attractive with their first outing for the label. lywood. happy, danceable side that should Very attractive teen plaintive is done (C-b) “TEEN YEARS” (2:21) [Pro- prove popular with teens. Wax could HE with great appeal by the lead voice, EXCELLENTS (Blast 205) tone ASCAP—Purcell, Col- create some attention in the pop slot. who’s supported by chants from his lier] Flute is included in the arrange- B-b) “CONEY ISLAND BABY” warblers and a string-loaded ork. LITTLE WALTER (Checker 1013) ment of this “Venus”-type Latinish. (2:10) [Original BMI Cata- Watch it. — (B) “JUST (2:20) ino, Alonzo] For the upcoming sum- YOU FOOL” [Arc BMI Jacobs] Little ler season, male crew does a strong (B-b) “THREE COINS IN THE LEO DIAMOND (Reprise 20,074) — Walter rides an uptempo power- Jen blend on the pro slow-beat af- FOUNTAIN” (2:18) [Robbins (B) “HARBOR LIGHTS” (2:46) packed side on a tradition-oriented jctionate. With sufficient exposure, ASCAP—Cahn, Styne] Oldie is in- [Chappell ASCAP—Williams, r&b theme. The chanter’s sincere, lis end could be a click cut. Label vitingly handled by the boys and their Kennedy] Vet harmonica player heads feelingful delivery should help the ; based in New York. backing. Also to be eyed. a pleasing rendition of the oldie. Back- chances of the wax. B) ing him is a softie backbeat sound. “YOU BABY YOU” (2:18) (B) “I GOT TO FIND MY BABY” [Patricia Easy-on-the-ears programming. Stint BMI — Patterson, NINA SIMONE (Colpix (2:43) [BMI Jacobs] More 635) is from an LP, “Off Shore.” — astola] Boys jump nicely on the old top-drawer blues sounds from Walter. it by The Cleftones. (B-b) “IN THE EVENING BY THE (B) “THEME FOR A NEW This side’s an extremely listenable MOONLIGHT” (2:13) [Tradi- LOVE” (2:25) [Lero ASCAP lament. HE KIMBERLYS tional] Exciting gospel-type swingin’ —Diamond] Pretty romantic instru- by the distinctive stylist and her mental. RELIGIOUS Canadian-American 138) backing. Deck, from the performer’s “Nina At Newport” LP, might be- B-t-) “KIMBERLY” (2:20) [Dun- HIGHWAY QC’S (VeeJay 906) come a big deejay side. BOBBY GOLDSBORO (Laurie 3130) dee BMI—Turner] This invit- “I Don’t Want To Be Lost”/“Where ig deck often (B) recalls The Fleetwoods’ (B-b) “CHILLY WINDS DON’T “LONELY TRAVELER” He Leads Me” it disking of “Mr. Blue,” (2:25) [Greta & Ketoon BMI which BLOW” (2:39) [Unicorn HARMONIZING FOUR (VeeJay 905) lakes it an • Goldsboro] appealing sound for the ASCAP—Lovelock, Krasnow] This — Goldsboro is an effective “How Great Thou Art”/“V^at A ids. spokesman for the mood folk-type bal- big-sounding folkish outing—includ- Fellowship” lad. He’s accompanied by an interesting strings could also fill the air- B) “ONCE” (2:27) [Dundee BMI — NIGHTINGALES (Peacock 1858) waves. ing, deliberate-beat combo stand. —Turner] Boys have a some- Eye both ends. “Right Now For Jesus”/“Blood For (B) what harder rock approach here. “YOU BETTER GO HOME” Me” [Greta RICK JARRARD (Plebe 101) (2:20) & Ketoon BMI •—Goldsboro] Light-beat affair about POLKA >ON CORNELL (Jubilee 5423) (B-b) “IF I ONLY HAD A GIRL” a former San Quentin inmate who (2:10) [Juba ASCAP — wants to stay straight. B-f) “BRING DOWN THE CUR- Singer] Here’s a tender take that BOB GAZDA’S ALL STARS (Donjo 101) TAIN” (2:44) [Aldon BMI— could prove a sleeper hit. Inviting BRENT EDWARDS (Karen “Zosia Polka”/“Fire Fly Polka” lorber, Arthur] Longtime songster looking-for-a-love opus is convinc- 57) oes rock and the result is a strong ingly rendered by the songster (B-b) “SATIN DOLL” (2:00) [Tem- SAM PUGLIANO (Donjo 102) iece of lost-love drama. His forceful against a sympathetic, string-loaded po ASCAP—Ellington, Stray- “Barking Dog Polka”/“Flower Of band is supported by a big-sounding ork backdrop. Watch this end from horn, Mercer] Here’s a fine, commer- Love Waltz” all ork-chorus production. Could be the Inglewood, Calif.-based label. cial for the Duke Ellington standard. sen-market success for Cornell. Songster offers an interesting, hip- JAZZ (B) “TELL ME NOT” (2:10) styled vocal against an easy swing B) “NIGHT TRAIN TO MEM- [Barju BMI — Olivetti] sound from the full ork. Likely to get PHIS” (2:25) [Hughes, Brad- Worthy Latinish that has something JOE CARROLL (Charlie Parker 201) important airtime. Watch it. “Hi-Fly”/“Anthropology” jy, Smith] Happy gospel-flavored of that softie Fleetwoods’ manner, uting. especially in the chant bits. (B) “TIME AFTER TIME” (2:20) JOE CARROLL (Charlie Parker 204) [Barton ASCAP—Styne Cahn] “Don’t Mess Around”/“Oh, Lady Be Nice cozy view of the mainstay. Good” RECORDS “NUMBER ONE MAN”

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MEW YORK: vania Twist and - The California “Ride Up” by recent pactees The Tar- ’em jumpin’ for joy at the Chess disk- Whirl.” riers; Jackie Wilson’s “Hearts”; and ery. Scepter exec Marvin Schlacter up to Rene Roger, who handle’s east “Larry (“Dear One”) Finnegan’s bow Miles Davis opened at the Suther- ell us that Lori Rogers’ waxing of coast promo for Nat Cole’s KC label, coupling on Coral tagged “There land . . . Gate of Horn is Seymour,” has grabbed the fastest excited with the action on “Tiger Ain’t Nothin In This World” b/w “I’ll 5/1. The celebrating its first anniversary at nitial reaction in the label’s history, Twist” by Armando Sciascia. . . . Be Back Jack.” . . . ABC-Paramount the location. Current headliners dding that WNEW’s Bill Williams is Ricar Prod.’s Jerry Teifer pens that, songster Teddy Randazzo will be new are the Clancy Bros, and Tommy Mak- redited with breaking the lid here- at the moment, his big interest is in heading this way the latter part of em. . . . Walton Walk pianist Tommy bouts. . . . Smash’s roving ambassa- LeRoy Holmes’ “Look No Further” the week for a nitery engagement. Staat entertained at ad agency Post or Doug Moody buzzin’ that country (MGM) and Little Linda’s “Dancin’ Artist’s current entry is ‘“Teenage and Morr's birthday party 4/27. . . . fiusic’s Howard (Davey) Crockett is Lover” (Coral). . . . Sorry to hear Senorita.” . . . Ed Yalowitz (Garmisa Walker tells of a big ireaking pop with his “Break Away about the passing of Frankie Calen’s Dist.) takes stock of the growing Cosnat’s Ed breakthrough in the Chi-Detroit-San lilly Boy.” . . . Cadence’s Bud Do- grandfather. We hear that Frank, number of Ray Charles’ hits and adds Francisco areas with Joe Henderson’s inger sez that it’s a complete sweep currently out with “Crammin’ For My that he’s already swamped with or- “Snap Your Fingers” (Todd), adding —every distrib is ordering big on the Final Exam” (Bear), was a big hit ders for the artist’s latest release “I that The Volumes’ “I Love You” is ohnny Tillotson hit, “It Keeps Right during his recent stint at the Club Can’t Stop Loving You.” Also very maintaining steady sales and that )n A-Hurtin’.” Budd also notes that Flamingo in N.J. . . . Buddy Basch, active here, accordin’ to Ed, are Vince “Preachin’ Jazz” by Fred Ford is ean Thomas is happening with her just back from a promo tour in be- Everett’s “Such A Night” (ABC) and chalkin’ up plenty of juke box play. ocal version of “Moon River.” . . . half of Page Morton’s MGM package, Eddie Fisher’s “Arrivederci Roma” . . . Cosnat has taken on local distribu- ''almor head Gene Malis reports that “May You Always,” sends along a (ABC). . . . The Columbia folks, with here’s been fantastic reaction (and rib-tickling statistical analysis of the an assist from the local weatherman, tion of the Roulette label riding high with Dinah Washington’s “Where Are tation pick-hits all over N.Y.) on trek. . . . Comic Archie Robbins, whose hosted a gal cruise (4/29) honoring 'ony DeFranco’s “Cuore,” a master first comedy LP’ll be tagged “Songs Andy Williams who’s headlining at You.” . . . Moving singles at Allstate Dist. include “Down In The Valley” icked up in Italy. . . . George Kent My Mother Taught Me, When She the Empire Room here. In fact, the Burke, “Today’s Tear- not Brent) types from Dallas that Thought I Wasn’t Listening,” in a cur- Chicago River route of the cruise was by Solomon (Fonograf) and e’s thrilled with the early reaction rent stint at the Elmwood Casino in re-christened “Moon River” (Andy’s drops” by Col Joye Little Joey (Joy). 0 his Dial waxing of “Little Wheels.” Windsor, Ont. He’s also set for an up- latest LP) for the occasion. Andy’s “Bongo Stomp” by . . . Needless to say, the Big Town . . We hear that the diskeries are coming Ed Sullivan TV’er. lovely bride Claudine Longet joined en- iterested in Devlan & the Premiers, in the festivities. of Chicago folks are all very much vocal-instrumental crew (with a ABC’s Mike Kelly scurrying ’round grossed in UA’s tremendous Ferrante Beau- eautiful drummer named Ginger), town with Eddie Fisher’s “Arrive- Erwin Barg is spreadin’ the word & Teicher promotion but Kent fho are currently appearing at the derci Roma”-“A Camminare” duo, around that Matt Monro has a real champ did manage to get in a word Pitney’s single !amelot. Discoverer and manager is Maxine Brown’s “My Time For Cry- winner in newie “Softly As I Leave about Gene soaring “Liberty Valance” (Musicor) which is luddy Kaye. . . . Also under careful ing,” the Impressions’ “Never Let Me You” (Liberty). Deck’s been reaping kicking up across the country. ibel scrutiny is Tom Golden, who’s Go” and Ray Charles’ biggie, “I Can’t much airplay hereabouts. . . . Reports urrently in rehearsal for an 11-week Stop Loving You” and “Born To Lose.” from J. H. Martin Dist. indicate Man- HOLLYWOOD: ummer tent tour with “Bye Bye . . . Fast movers with Cosnat’s Eve- tovani has a strong single in recent iirdie.” lyn Cornell are the Volumes’ “I Love outing “Whistle Down The Wind” Walt McGuire, national sales man-

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Alfa execs excited with all the at- You” (Chex), the Falcons’ “I Found (London) from the movie of the same ager of the London Records group in mtion on Tony Middleton’s diskery A Love” (Lu-Pine) and Joe Hender- name. Also heading up is newie town setting up production deals with ow, “My Home Town.” Tony’s cur- son's “Snap Your Fingers” (Todd). “Goodbye Dad” by The Castle Sisters independent producers. . . . Reprise ently at the Club Epi in Paris. . . . LP-wise it’s “The Exciting Tito on Terrace. . . . WCFL’s Mike Rap- Records out this week with a new dnadian-American’s Bernie Law- Puente In Hollywood” (GNP). . . . chak hied himself to the west coast Sammy Davis, Jr. single and a debut ence busily filling orders on Linda Promo man Morty Wax high on a 5/2 for an appearance on the Bob disk by singer Linda Leigh. . . . Mike cott’s “Count Every Star” chart- west coast item, “If I Only Had A Newhart TV’er during which he will Sheppard, Kent Records promo man ider and Santo & Johnny’s “Come On Girl” (Plebe) adding that Maceo present an award to ork leader Paul to New York promoting the new B. B. n” LP. In the newie dept, it’s the Pinkard’s standard. “Them There Weston. Local personality Del Clark King side “Tell Me Baby.” . . . Kim

. B. Bumble’s “Nut- iimberlys’ “Kimberly” and Nicki Eyes,” by Billie Holliday, is due out takes over while Mike’s away. . _. Fowley, cleffer for lorth & the Citations’ “Magic Eyes.” as part of Columbia’s Golden Years Songstress Patty Clark is headlining rocker,” hopes to repeat again with

. . Henry Jerome back at his Decca series. . . . “T.J.” Johnson tell us that at the newly launched College Inn Paul Revere and The Raiders disking esk after a week’s rest. Sorry to hear his Easter Caravan of Stars was a Fountain Room of the Sherman House. of “Like Bluegrass”-upbeat version bout the passing of wife Eli’s mom. big success in the met area. On the ... A quick call from RCA-Victor’s of “My Old Kentucky Home.” . . .

. . Jackie Wilson’s highly-successful bill were Valmor’s Cathy Jean, RCA’s Stan Pat praising Paul Anka’s latest Warner Bros. Records hot in the lopa stand going on a Brunswick LP. Tommy Boyce, Gambit’s Paul An- “A Steel Guitar And A Glass Of singles field with hits going for the thony, Bigtop’s Mike Russo, Vitalent’s Wine,” Toni Harper’s “Failin’ ” and Everly Brothers, Connie Stevens, Joe Kolsky, Diamond prexy, has an- Louisa Mortilla, Empress’ Eddie Sax- bow outing “Shame On Me” by tal- Peter, Paul and Mary, and Johnny

Lounced the purchase and distribution on, Session’s Hudson Valley Boys and ented youngster Bobby Bare. . . . Mor- Nash. . . . New West Coast label Luck on the Hermitage label) of Good Pyramid’s Pharoahs. ris Diamond, national promo head for Records has been formed with Howard felly Bess’ “A Little Piece At A Time” Philips, off on a week’s trip to Seattle, Shatkin as president. First release —which is reportedly busting in At- Mercury’s Ernestine Anderson just Frisco and L.A. will be “You’re Everything” by Howie opened a 2-week gig at L.A.’s Vaude- anta, Memphis and Charlotte. . . . Allen. . . . Vee Jay’s Randy Wood rhe Everly Bros, promo man Reggie ville and is set for an up-coming N.Y. Stan Kenton and ork plus the Art presenting a plaque to station KDAY robin plugging away on the fellas’ date. Star Management’s Ida Malitz Van Damme Quintet will do a special for first breaking “Duke of Earl” infos that the lark’s “After The Varner Bros, newie, “How Can I Meet afternoon show at McCormick Place here on the Coast. . . . Dot Records’ Lights Go Down Low” is going great ler?” . . . Pandora Music’s George Theater 5/6. . . . Barney Fields has Donn Sanders reports great reaction i,evy very high on Little Willie John’s all over. . . . Congrat’s to Music Prod. been making the rounds with Capitol to the String-A-Longs latest disk Of America’s musical director Elliott ‘Until Again My Love” (King). . . . package “The Brothers Castro” which “Twistwatch” and “Sunday”. . . . Van Mogull, Harvard Music, expect- Lawrence on the winning of a ‘Tony’ spotlights the instrumental and vocal “Queen Of My Heart” on Donna Rec- ng big things to happen with the for being best musical director (for talent of four youngsters who hail ords high on the local charts now’ “How To Succeed”). . . . Request top- dantovani London version of the pic from Mexico City. Group was dis- breaking out for a national hit. . . ;itle tune, “Whistle Down The Wind” per Hans Lengsfelder infos that covered, during a Las Vegas stint, by Everest Records topper, Bernie Solo- there’s been sock repeat orders on —which stars Hayley Mills. . . . Con- A&R producer Dave Cavanaugh. . . . mon, hosted a cocktail party last week grats to Atlantic promo man Norman Candy Williams’ “Maybe I Was Ralph Cox and Claude Stachura of at the Interlude for singer Gloria ^ubin on the 4/28 N.Y. marriage to Dreaming Last Night” in Chi, Balt., King Dist. are mighty pleased over Lynne. Vocalist currently appearing N.Y., Boston and Detroit. . . . Colum- Tal Strum. . . . Alen Metro, promo national acceptance to James Brown’s at the Crescendo also visiting jocks nan for Ford Records, items that bia’s country-pop hit-maker Claude “Night Train” and are hoping for the with the Everest waxing, “Basin King on a deejay-distrib tour in be- )Iike Cahill has just returned from a same treatment with Freddy King’s Street.” . . . Dick Contino in tow’n half of his latest money-maker, “Wol- t-week plug jaunt of eastern Pa. in latest “I’m Young.” . . . Fast rising taping interviews to promote his Mer- jehalf of his new deck, “Have Love, verton Mountain.” group. The Viceroys, wrapped up their cury album, “Roman Holiday” before

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3an Su San, Mineola, L.I. on the 5/11 Scardino that the Decca people have lington, Iowa. . . . Sales action on Group has 28 concert appearances set veekend. . . , Norris Mayhams, gen- a flock of sizzlers in Patsy Cline’s Clarence Henry’s “Dream Myself A for the next 36 days. . . . Ahmet Erte- ;ral mgr. of Little Shirley Records, “When I Get Through With You” b/w Sweetheart” and “Lost Without You,” gun signed and recorded new group, :ypes that there’s been great response “Imagine That”; Bert Kaempfert’s The Sensations’ “That’s My Desire” Joy and The Boys in Seattle. Group is o the song lyric pamphlets sent out “That Happy Feeling”; “Last Night I and The Tuneweavers’ “Congratula- currently in towm appearing at the )n Miss J. M. Abreau’s “The Pennsyl- Had The Strangest Dream” b/w tions On Your Wedding” are keepin’ (Continued on p. 22) ORDER NOW FROM YOUR DISTRIBUTO Albany DELTA Bob Deneri

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tho MYSELF A A survey of key radio stations in all important markets throughout the country to determine by percentage of of co reporting which releases are being added to station play lists this week for the first time and also the degree centration combining previous reports. Percentage figures on left indicate how many of the stations reporting tl SWEETHEART” toi week have added the following titles to their play list for the first time. Percentage figures on right include MAY 2ND) b/w from left plus the percentage title received in prior week or weeks. (SURVEY COMPLETED TOTAL % OF “LOST % OF STATIONS STATIONS TO HA ADDING TITLES TO TITLE ARTIST LABEL ADDED TITLES T PROG. SCHED. PROG. SCHED. THIS WEEK TO DATE i WITHOUT YOU” ARGO 5414 48% Second Hand Love—Connie Francis—MGM 48% 48% 42% 1 Can’t Stop Loving You—Ray Charles—ABC-PAR. 38% 26% When 1 Get Thru With You—Patsy Cline—Decca 25% Let Me Be The One—Paris Sisters—Gregmark 55% 25% That’s Old Fashioned—Everly Bros.—Warner Bros. 25% 25% 25% How Can 1 Meet Her—Everly Bros.—Warner Bros. 24% Snap Your Fingers—Joe Henderson—Todd 36% 20% Bristol Twistin’ Annie—Dovells—Parkway 20% 20% Goodbye My Lover—Shawn Elliott—Diamond 20% 15% PIayboy—Ma rve lettes—Tam la 55% 15% How Is Julie?-—Lettermen—Capitol 48% 15% Palisades Park—Freddy Cannon—Swan 40% 15% A Million Miles From Nowhere—Billy Storm—Infinity 15% 15% Arrivederci Roma—Eddie Fisher—ABC 15% 15% My Real Name—Fats Domino—Imperial 15% 15% My Heart Is Bleeding—Fats Domino—Imperial 15% “CONGRATUUTIONS 10% Hit Record—Brook Benton—Mercury 67% 10% Two Fools Are We—Don & Juan—Bigtop 37% ON YOUR WEDDING” 10% Too Late To Worry—Babs Tino—Kapp 32% 10% The Fool Of The Year—Johnny Burnette—Liberty 30% THE TUNEWEAVERS 10% Cindy’s Birthday—Johnny Crawford—Del Fi 20% 10% Lemon Tree—Peter, Paul & Mary—Warner Bros. 76%

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Pos. Last Pos. Last Pos. Last Pos. I Week Week Week • WEST SIDE STORY 26 • LET THERE BE DRUMS 24 1 WEST SIDE STORY 1 26 JUDY AT CARNEGIE HALL Soundtrack Sandy Nelson (Imperial 9159-12080) Sound Track Jndy Garland (CapHol SWBO 1569) (Columbia OL 5670; OS 2070) (Columbia OS-2070)

S'CONTINENTAL 37 27 NANCY WILSON/ 27 • BREAKFAST TIFFANY'S 2 • BREAKFAST AT Ray Conniff 2 AT CANNONBALL ADDERLEY Henry Mancinl (RCA Victor LSP 2362) TIFFANY'S (Columbia CL 1776; CS 8576) (CapHol St 1657) Henry Mancinl (ftCA Victor LPM 2S62: L5P 2362) 3 BLUE HAWAII 3 28 COLE SINGS SHEARING 28 • MARIA 28 Blvis Presley Roger Williams (RCA Victor LSP 2426) PLAYS • COLLEGE CONCERT 4 (Kapp KL 1266; KS 3266) (CapHol SW 1675) Kirtgfton Trio (CapHol T I6S9; ST 1650) COLLEGE 4 CONCERT 4 PERSUASIVE 29 • TIME OUT 27 Kingston Trto (CapHol ST 108) 29 PERCUSSION • BLUE HAWAII Dave Brubeck VOL IV Elvis Presley (Columbia CL 1711; CS $411) Inoch Ugkt (Coamiand RS $30 SO) (RCA Victor LPM 2426; ISP 2426) 5 CAMELOT 5 B'way Cast TWIST PARTY 30 • TONIGHT 29 (Columbia KOS-3021) 30 THE SOUND OF MUSIC YOUR forrrmtn A TeMm B'way Cast (Columbia KOS-20201 Chubby Checker (Parkway 7007) (UnHed ArtbH UAL 3171. HAS 6171) 6 STEREO 35/mm 6 Enoch Light & Orch. 31 STATE FAIR • A SONG FOR YOUNG LOVE 7 31 • ALBUM SEVEN BY RICK 35 (Cornmarid RS 826 SD) Soundtrack (Dot DLP 29011) Lettern en (Capitol T 1669; ST 1669) Rick Nelson (Imperial LP 9167; 12082) 7 MOON RIVER 9 32 YOUNG, WARM & • SINATRA AND STRINGS 6 Lawrence Welk (Dot 25412) WONDERFUL frank Sinatra (Reprbe R 1004; R9 1004/ 32 • STATE FAIR 39 Peter Nero (RCA LSP 24U) Soundtrack (Dot DLP 9011: DLP 29011) WEST SIDE 11 FOR TEEN TWISTERS ONLY 10 8 STORY • B'way Cast 33 TIME OUT Chubby Checker • HEY, LET'S TWIST 30 (Columbia OS 2001) (Parkway 7009) 33 Dave Brubeck (Columbia CS $192) P 7009; S Soundtrack (Roulette R 25168; SR 25168) • MODERN SOUNDS IN 9 SINATRA AND STRINGS 7 34 SING OUT COUNTRY & WESTERN 34 ©TUFF-SAX 38 Frank Sinatra (Reprise R9 1004) Limeliters (RCA Victor LSP 2445) MUSIC 23 Ace Cannon (HI HL 12007; SHL 32007) Roy Charles (ABC Paramount FLOWER DRUM SONG 8 MIDNIGHT ABC 410; ABCS 410) 10 35 SPECIAL 35 BABY IT'S YOU 40 Soundtrack (Decca DL 79098) Jimmy Smith (Blue Note BST 84073) Shlrelles (Scepter 504) • WEST SIDE STORY B'way Cast 11 STEREO 35/mm VOLUME II 12 36 THE MAGNIFICENT SOUND (Columbia OL 5230; OS 2001) 36 ©MOON RIVER 44 Enoch Light (Command RS 831 SD) OF THE PHILADELPHIA Andy Williams ORCH. (Columbia CL 1809; CS 8609) • DOIN' THE TWIST AT THE 12 LIVE IT UP 10 lugene Ormandy (Columbia Pos 1: PHI PEPPERMINT LOUNGE 8 Johnny Mathis (CatamUa CS U1I) Joey Dee & Starltters 37 • THE MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 49 (Roulette R 25166; SR 25I66J Harry Belafonte 37 CHAPEL BY THE SEA (RCA Victor LPM 2449; LPS 2449) 13 MIDNIGHT IN MOSCOW 14 Billy Vaughn (Dot DLP 25424) Kenny Boll (Kapp KS 1274) • CAMELOT IT B'way Cast 38 RUNAROUND SUE 31 38 MILK & HONEY (Columbia KOL-5620; KOS-3021) Diet (Laurie 2009) 14 NO STRINGS 21 B'way Cast (RCA Victor LSO 1065) B'way Cast (CapHol SO 1695) • LIVE IT UP 13 39 ©DRUMS ARE MY BEAT 34 DRUMS ARE MY BEAT yohnny Sandy Nelson (Imperial 39 Mathh IMP 9168; 12083) Sandy Nelson (Imperial 12083) (Columbia CL 1711; CS $411) 15 GREAT THEMES FROM HIT FILMS 26 40 • JOAN BAEZ VOL It 36 Enoch Light (Command RS 835 SD) BEYOND THE REEF NO STRINGS 20 (Vanguard VRS 9094; V5D 297) 40 • tart Grant (Decea DL 74231) B'way Cast (Capitol O 1695; SO 1695) 16 MODERN SOUNDS IN 41 • VERSATILE BURL IVES 32 COUNTRY & WESTERN 41 GREATEST STRING • POINT OF NO RETURN 14 (Dacca DL 4152; 74152) frank Sinatra (Capital W 1676; SW 1676) MUSIC 28 BAND HITS Ray Charles Bitty Vaughn (Dot 2S4BPJ PETER, PAUL & MARY 45 (ABC Paramount ABCS 410) MIDNIGHT IN 12 42 • • MOSCOW (Warner Bros W 1449; WS 1449) Kenny Ball 42 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL (Kapp KL IV6; KS 3276) 17 S'CONTINENTAL 29 Harry Belafonte (RCA Victor LPS 2449 Ray Conniff Orch. $ Chorus (Columbia TWIST PARTY VOLUME II 46 43 • V© C^/OJ • STRANGER ON THE SHORE 26 Ventures (Dolton BLP 2014; 43 TIME FURTHER OUT JAr. Acker Bilk (Atco 33-129; SD 33-129) BST 8014) Dave Brubeck (Columbia CS $490) SINCERELY 16 18 A SONG FOR YOUNG LOVE 19 • EXAMINE DOCTORS Lettermen (CapHol ST 1669) Brenda Lee (Dacca DL 4216; 74216) 44 • 33 44 EL CID Mike Nlehds A tiedrm May Soundtrack fMCM BfTT) (Mercury MG 20680; 60680) U • MOON RIVER 21 19 SINCERELY 20 Lawrence Walk (Dot DLP Ulf 25412) BOBBY Brenda Lee (Decca DL 74216) 45 LET THERE BE DRUMS 45 • DARIN SINGS Sandy Nelson (Imperial 12080) RAY CHARLES 41 • FLOWER DRUM SONG 15 (Atco 33-140; SO 33-140) TONIGHT 16 Soundtrack 20 Pei fon ie A Yeichet YOUNG WORLD (Dacca DL 909$; DL 7909$) 46 (UnHed Artists OAS 6171) Lawrence Welk (Dot DLP 2S428) 46 • CHAPEL BY THE SEA 47 THE TWIST 17 Billy Vaughn (Dot DLP 3424; DLB 25424) DOIN' THE TWIST AT THE Chubby Checker (Parkway P 7001) 21 MARIA 17 47 Roger Wirton* (Kapp KS 3366) PEPPERMINT LOUNGE 47 • TWISTIN' AROUND THE Joey Dee $ Starllters • COLE SINGS SHEARING WORLD 50 (Roulette SR 25166) PLAYS 25 Chubby Checker (Parkway P7008; 22 POINT OF NO RETURN 18 (CapHol I 573; 1675) PS 700S) W SW frank Sinatra (CapHel SW 1676) 48 HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS JUDY AT CARNEGIE HALL 18 WITHOUT • 48 • HEY BABY 42 REALLY TRYING Judy Garland (CapHol BO 1569; SWBO Bruce 23 MOON RIVER & OTHER Channel (Smash MGS 2700$; B'way Cast (RCA Victor LSO 1066) 1969) SRS 67008) GREAT MOVIE THEMES 33 Andy Williams (Columbia CS 8609) MOMS MABLEY AT GENEVA 49 MELODY & PERCUSSION FOR CONFERENCE 19 49 • YOUNG WORLD TWO PIANOS Lawrence (Chess LP 1463) Welk (Dot DLP 3428; 25428) 24 SO MUCH IN LOVE 13 Ronnie Aldrich Ray ConnlH Singers (Columbia CS $520) (London 5P 44007) • NANCY WILSON/ 50 • CRYING 43 CANNONBALL ADDERLEY 22 Roy Orbison 25 STRANGER ON THE SHORE 37 50 ROMAN GUITAR (Capitol T 1657; ST 1657) (Monument M4007: SM4007) Mr. Acker Bilk (Atco SD 33-129) Tony Mottola (Command RS $16 SD)

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“YOU BETTER MOVE ON”—Arthur Alexander POPULAR PICKS OF THE WEEK —Dot DLP 25434 Arthur Alexander kicks off this premiere album offering with an impressive rendition of current “DON’T KNOCK THE TWIST’’—Chubby Checker chart-rider of “You Better Move On,” after which —Original Soundtrack—Parkway 7011 he has named the disk, and offers eleven other Chubby Checker, who currently has four albums popular items essayed with his winning feelingful > riding the charts, unleashes his sales-laden vocal vocal style. The tunes here have achieved success talents on this musical teaming up with the Car- with versions by other artists but the Alexander roll Brothers, the Dovells and Dee Dee Sharp. treatments of such biggies as “Hey! Baby!,” This soundtrack offering has all the necessary “Love Letters” and “The Wanderer,” are profes- _ built-in success ingredients to score heavily in sionally first-rate. Eye the album for fast ac- the coin department. The set boasts the chanter ceptance. rendering “Slow Twistin,’ ” Dee Sharp offering > her current smash of “Mashed Potato Time” and “MOMENTS TO REMEMBER”—Jennell Hawk- the Dovells come up with their recent hit of “Bris- ins—Amazon 1002 tol Stomp” Sure-fire chart item. Amazon superbly showcases the versatile vocal Jennell this charms of Hawkins on premiere col- \ lection of evergreens and newies. The lark re- “YOUNG Lawrence Dot WORLD”— Welk— DLP cently zoomed into the national spotlight with her 25428 noisemaking rendition of “Moments” which is in- Lawrence Welk, a consistent chart-rider, steps cluded in this package. There’s plenty of listening out with a timely group of current favorites enjoyment as the thrush reads first-rate arrange- geared for teenager appeal, but having that spe- ments of “If I Loved You,” “Come Home” and cial quality which appeals to all ages. The orkster “Pledging My Love.” The artist has a fine, listen- launches the set with “Young World,” and includes able commercial sound and this disk should win such hits as “Don’t Break Heart The That Loves her a flock of fans. You,” “Wonderful World Of The Young,” and “Good Luck Charm.” The smooth orchestrations and choice material should make this a chart- “OLDIES BUT GOODIES VOLUME 4”—Various rider in no time flat. Artists—Original Sound LPM 5005 Here’s the fourth package of r&r hits of a while 4| back from Original Sound and the tunes included “GOLDEN THEMES FROM MOTION PIC- read like who’s who of chart items. The disk is TURES”—Ferrante & Teicher—United Artists divided into a dreamy side which boasts some UAL 3210 shuffle beat, slow-tempo ballad tunes and a rock -* As part of their month-long salute to Ferrante side which puts the spotlight on six fast-moving and Teicher, United Artists comes up with this uptempo songs. Highlights of this nostalgic disk excellent disk of all-time favorite flick themes. are Gloria Mann’s “Teenage Prayer,” the Five Nick Perito has provided some lush orchestral Satins “To The Aisle” and Mickey and Sylvia’s backdrops for the duo’s electrifying twin pianos. “Love Is Strange.” Plenty of sales potential here. There’s enough good stuff for either dancing or listening as the keyboard team read “Mona Lisa,” “All The Way” and “True Love.” The album looms as a shoe-in for chart honors. “MR. ROCK AND SOUL”—Roy Hamilton—Epic “THE MANY MOODS OF FERRANTE & LN 24000 # TEICHER”—United Artists UAS 6211 Roy Hamilton’s distinctive vocal style stems from Here’s another UA album, which will receive a his identification with gospel and blues traditions. special promo, showcasing the versatile talents of The chanter has coupled his fine musical heritage Ferrante and Teicher. The twosome are found on with a firm respect for current pop sounds and a >- this top-notch set rendering a dozen popular jazz-filled orientation. The Hamilton is sound I items. As to be expected the duo’s superior brand showcased in this album, which is one of the best of keyboard artistry is in evidence as they read that he has cut to date, on an interesting variety “Three Coins In The Fountain,” “Dream Of Love” of tunes including pop items, blues and big band and “The Way You Look Tonight.” Ferrante and numbers. Best tracks here are “That’s All Right,” Teicher have been responsible for many chart- “Blowtop Blues” and “Mr. Rock And Soul,” a riders in the past and this entry seems destined lively original which serves as the namesake for to move down the hitsville path in winning the album. fashion. “PETE FOUNTAIN’S MUSIC FROM DIXIE”— “ARTHUR PRYSOCK SINGS ONLY FOR YOU” Coral 757401 CRL —Old Town OTLP 2004 Pete Fountain’s swingin’ clarinet artistry has Arthur Prysock has been around for quite a while earned him many laurels in the past and this and this highly listenable package of tender ever- group of Dixie sturdies from Coral should go the green ballads could take the chanter into category success route of his previous LP triumphs. Foun- of star performers. The songster displays a dis- tain kicks things off on this inventive, spontane- tinctive, wide-range, jazz-flavored voice on such ous session with a sweet-sounding rendition of favorites as “I Don’t Stand A Ghost Of A “Bye Bye Bill Bailey” and dishes up first-rate Chance.” “April In Paris” and “When I Fall In arrangements of “I Wish I Could Shimmy Like Love.” The disk should bring out Prysock fans in Sister Kate” and “Shine.” The album’s sales- My droves. oriented sound makes it a logical candidate for chartdom. “ALL-AMERICAN GOES COUNTRY STYLE”— “ONCE UPON A TIME”—The Lettermen-Capi- Various Artists—Mercury SR 60707 tol T1711 Here’s an interesting “first” which showcases the The Lettermen, currently on the charts with their talents of Mercury’s stable of star country per- “A Song For Young Love” LP, follow it with formers rendering tunes from the Charles Strouse this latest effort which should go the same success and Lee Adams score of “All-American.” The ar- route. The trio uses a straightforward delivery rangements here highlight the Nashville country without benefit of gimmicks which makes for idiom with plenty of guitar pickin’ and sometimes more sincere treatment of melody and lyric. In- a colorful tenor sax. Some of the stellar artists cluded in this deck of sturdies are “Young And represented here are Margie Singleton, Leroy Van Foolish,” “Polka Dots And Moonbeams,” “My Dyke, James O’Gwynn and Merle Kilgore. The Funny Valentine,” and “Time Was.” The album package has enough good stuif in it to pick up should develop into a hot sales number. plenty of dual-market coin.

“IT’S MASHED POTATO TIME”—Dee Dee “JACKIE GLEASON PRESENTS MUSIC TO Sharp—Cameo C 1018 CHANGE HER MIND”—Capitol DW 632 Dee Dee Sharp cashes in on the success of her The versatile comic comes on strong with another current runaway best-selling deck of “Mashed very enjoyable session of mood music geared for Potato Time” to tag this initial album entry of nocturnal listening. The vibrant violins provide a ballads and rockin’ items. The lark belts out each soothing background for the trumpet solos which tune with the authority of a long-successful pro have become a pattern for all of Gleason’s styl- and her range and pitch are first-rate. In addition ings. The orchestra sets the mood with “You’ve to her biggie. Dee Dee dishes up winning rendi- Changed” and holds it with such sturdies as “It’s tions of “Gee,” “One Hundred Pounds Of Clay” The Talk Of The Town,” “You And The Night I and “Hurry On Down.” Disk should step out And The Music,” and “Dancing In The Dark.” The quickly in the sales department. LP is a welcome addition to the Gleason catalog. ' \ SIXTEEN NEW ENTRIES IN THE CHART RACE

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“NEW EXCITING LATIN SOUNDS !”—Manuel JAZZ —MGM E 4029 PICKS OF THE WEEK With the exception of a spirited flute/piccolo player Manuel’s orchestral sound is based entirely on strings and this top-drawer sound album, part “NO STRINGS”—Various Artists—Atlantic 1383 ^ of MGM’s 21 channel sound series, is noted for This version of “No Strings” by Atlantic is its remarkable definition, depth and acute separa- sparked by an impressive list of jazz musicians. 1 tion. The ork and chorus gets things off to de- Using uptempo arrangements, the performers lightful start with “Cachita” and offers superior have retained the composer’s purpose and given ^A renditions of “Jealousy” and “Adios.” Fine fare it their own personal flavor. Husky-voiced Chris for hi-fi bugs or the non-twistin’ set. Connor opens with “The Sweetest Sounds” and is followed by Bobby Short singing “Be My * Host.” The cast is completed by Lavem Baker » and Herbie Mann who give first-rate readings of “TWIST WITH CUGAT”—Xavier Cugat—Mer- “You Don’t Tell Me” and “La La La.” Jazz cury SR 60705 enthusiasts will find this a hot item. ^ Cugat, a prolific producer of LP’s, has come up with one of his best to date with this sock set of tunes from the past few decades. The orkster ap- “REUNION”—Gerry Mulligan, Chet Baker — plies his Latin rhythms and a twist beat to an Pacific Jazz PJ 47 almost incongruous package of standards and the A decade ago Gerry Mulligan and Chet Baker formed results are highly effective. Top-notch tracks are one of the most promising jazz groups in the country. “Johnson Rag,” “Woodchopper’s Ball,” “Chatta- History has been kind to both per- ^ nooga Choo Choo,” and “Fascinating Rhythm.” formers. Today each is a major star in his own right. This Pacific Jazz session has the This is a first-rate disk and should step out sales- smooth A wise. boys playing together again and the effect is entirely pleasing. Although the rh^hm section is A looser than when the artists wailed previously, ^ the sounds are first-rate as they read “Stardust,” “KISS ME, KATE”—Earl Wrightson, Lois Hunt, “Travelin’ Light” and “Ornithology.” Mulligan Mary Mayo—Columbia CL 1768 and Baker admirers could help the album pull , Cole Porter’s whimsical “Kiss Me, Kate” is given some loot. ^ spritely treatment by the concert hall voices of Earl Wrightson, Lois Hunt, and Mary Mayo. The lyrics, a subtle blending of Elizabethan with “WHO’S WHO IN THE SWINGING SIXTIES”— i J earthy modern, are delivered convincingly by the Various Artists—Columbia CL 1765 performers. Some noteworthy tracks are Earl Columbia’s roster of jazz artists are superblyi^ showcased on this LP which features cuts by Wrightson’s “Where Is The Life That Late I Led” and “Were Thine That Special Face;” Lois Hunt’s some of jazzdom’s biggest attractions. The al- “I Hate Men” and Mary Mayo’s “Always True To bum contains tracks by such performers as Dave You.” This excellent revival of the Porter show Brubeck, Louis Armstrong, Chico Hamilton, Miles should appeal to many theatre tune fans. Davis, Andre Previn, J. J. Johnson, Duke Elling- ton and Lionel Hampton. Each track spotlights ^ the distinctive of different style and approach a . ^ ' artist. The name value of the stars in itself ^ should be enough to bring out a multitude of 4 = “TWISTIN’ AT THE ROUNDTABLE WITH record buyers. THE ORCHIDS”—Roulette R 25169 The Orchids, who came into the limelight via New I York’s Roundtable, are a youthful group and perform with an exuberance that is evident in every I note they play. Their twist beat is solid and force- “LEADIN’ AND LOPIN’ ’’—Sonny Clark-Blue j. ful and should have wide appeal for teen-age Note 4091 twisters. Some top-notch dancing tracks are Sonny Clark’s highly personal, soul-searching “Slow Walk,” “La Paloma Twist,” 4 and “Night brand of jazz is displayed in one of the best disks Train.” that the 88 ’er has ever cut on this musical joining up with Tommy Turrentine, Charlie Rouse, Ike^ Quebec, Butch Warren and Billy Higgins. This Blue Note entry is composed of five originals and , >HIUPS C/FiCJ) ““ S’SHf one sturdy and the group’s natural, free-flowing sounds carry in good stead throughout •, “TWIST TO THE GREAT BLUES HITS”—Blue them the set. The pianist starts the action off with an Barons—Philips PHS 600 017 ^ interesting minor-key blues item tagged “Some- The throbbing sax, potent rockin’ guitar and thin’ Special” and renders first-rate treatments jumpin’ harmonica of the Blue Barons are teamed of “Melody For C” and “Voodoo.” Jazz buffs up with the Merry Melody Sing§js for an ex- should come out in full-force for this excellent-^ tremely enjoyable session of standard 12 -bar package. blues hits set to a compelling twist beat. Twisters should really dig the group’s spirited renditions of “The Twist,” “Hearts Made Of Stone” and “QUARTETTE TRES BIEN”—Norman NL 102 “Long Tall Sally.” Top-rung listening or dancing A large coterie of St. Louis jazzophiles have been pleasure to be had here. digging the sounds of the Quartette Tres Bien ^ for the past year and a half. Now Norman showcases the talents of the group in the hope of at-

tracting a wider following for their professional ‘ f' “THE BEST SONGS ARE new-wave sounds. The quartette demonstrates a^’' » THE OLD SONGS” warm understanding of the jazz idiom on “Lover Guy Lombardo Decca DL 74268 — Come Back To Me,” “Exodus” and a fast-moving Guy Lombardo comes up with another set of j! conga-filled original tagged “Rhodesian Chant.” i oldies geared for dancing and relaxed listening. If this album is any indication, the group could Playing tunes that go back more than ^ half a cen- quickly jump into the national spotlight. tury, the orkster has given them fresh, up tempo I arrangements. The band steps out with “I Used To Love You,” and includes in their repertoire such ancients as “In Apple Blossom Time,” “Cud- dle Up A Little Closer, Lovey Mine,” and “By The Light Of The Silvery Moon.” Adult audiences CLASSICAL PICK OF THE WEEK will find this a very enjoyable session.

STRAVINSKY: The Firebird Ballet, Columbia* Symphony Orchestra, Igor Stravinsky, Conductor ^ stereo “HONKY TONK PIANO”—Pete Handy—Mer- —Columbia ML 5728 » > cury SRW 16201 As a special tribute to Igor Stravinsky, his 80th Pete Handy dishes up a generous serving of rag- birthday is next month, Columbia releases thisi' time melodies on his honky tonk piano with some first-rate interpretation of the “Firebird” by the very effective instrumental assists by the banjo. composer. The album is one of six which will all full-fledged by the diskery. The The 88 ’er deftly handles barrel house and boogie receive a promo \ beats as he pounds his way through a lively set conductor displays a masterful, vivid, and impres- of oldies which include “Oh By Jingo,” “Beer sive control as he leads the ork through the intri- Barrel Polka,” “Pass Me The Mustard,” and cate and complex strains of the ballet. This superb “Charley My Boy.” The disk is a very pleasant offering ranks as one of the best disks of the bal- offering that should invoke response from the let cut in recent years. Classical fans should want pianist’s fans. the album as a welcome asset to their record libraries. best wishes and many thanks for the big play on

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NEW YORK • CHICAGO BEVERIY HIllS • CINCINNATI • DALLAS • LONDON Drayson Exits Caedmon New Apollo Affiliation Maxin To Address For Post At L.P. Sales NEW YORK—Harold Drayson has Philly’s AWRT left his post as national sales manager of Caedmon Records, the spoken- NEW YORK—Arnold Maxin, Presi- word label, to become marketing veep dent of MGM Records, will be hon- of L.P. Sales, national distributors orary guest speaker at the May 15- of the Riverside, Jazzland, Wonder- dinner meeting of the Philadelphia land, Washington, Offbeat, Popside Chapter of the “American Women in and Battle labels. Radio and Television” (AWRT) to- A music business vet, Drayson was be held at the Sheraton Hotel. He associated with Caedmon for two will address the local membership on years and served as sales manager the subject of “Phonograph Records with MGM Records for 12 years. Contribution To The Culture Of The Drayson’s successor at Caedmon World.” will be announced next week. AWRT is a non-profit professional organization of women working as broadcasters, executives, administra- and creative personnel in radio, Kramer's Jubilee Artists: tors TV, broadcasting and closely allied A Growing Talent Agency fields. The organization provides a medium for communication and ex- NEW YORK—Jubilee Artists Corpo- change of ideas and encourages mu- ration, Gary Kramer’s booking and tually helpful cooperation among management agency specializing in members in all phases of the broad- gospel talent, has moved to new and casting industry. larger quarters here at 701 Seventh AWRT has more than 1600 mem- announced last EW YORK—It was Avenue. bers in 49 states with 40 active chap- eek that Apollo will solely Records Epic Has Ork Reading Since leaving Atlantic Records last ters throughout the U.S., and has lease masters produced by Alma Dec., Kramer has signed a dozen been in existence for the past 10 reductions. Alma is an independent Of ''Soldier'^; Reissues prominent gospel recording groups years. oduction company headed Herb by and soloists, including The Caravans, Miss Fran Murphy, executive as- jvelle and Leonard Gaskin. Apollo 4-Year-Old Click The Soul Stirrers, The Staples Sing- sistant to Edward S. Barksy, MGM pper Mel Albert said that the new ers, Prof. Alex Bradford & The distributor in Philadelphia and pro- ;al will be a combined operation NEW YORK—Epic Records has just be- Bradford Singers, Marion Williams & gram chairlady for the Philly chap- /^een himself, Lovelle and Gaskin, released several interesting singles. The Stars of Faith, Brother Joe May, ter of AWRT, arranged for Maxin’s lown (left to right) One of them is pianist Bill Butler’s are Jeanee The C’s, Princess instrumental reading of “Soldier Highway Q Stew- appearance. itlin, Apollo-Alma national promo art, Rev. Cleophus Robinson, Boy,” whose vocal by The Shirelles The Ar- !ad, Albert, Lovelle and Gaskin. go Singers, The Patterson Singers (Scepter) is the number one tune in the country. and Sylvia Terry. handle the growing Jubilee ar- Controller Named At Commenting on the rarity of an To tist roster, Kramer has increased his instrumental singles reading follow- Bill Grauer Productions staff. personnel at Jubilee are: ing a hit vocal version of song, But- Top Miss Lois Van Duyne, general man- ler said “the melody offers an excit- NEW YORK Bill Grauer, president ager; Maurice Dopp, executive assist- — ing challenge to a strictly instru- of Bill Grauer Productions Inc., has ant to Kramer; Joseph Muranyi, di- mental interpretation.” announced the appointment of John rector of publicity; Mrs. Audrey Wil- Epic, in response to distributor and Palmer to the position of controller. liams and Miss Carol Walker, assist- deejay requests, has re-released a Palmer, who has been associated ants to Miss Van Duyne. four-year-old teen-beat success, with the New York office of the in- Kramer has been very active in “Summertime, Summertime” by The ternational accounting firm of Alex- the “message” of gospel Jamies, issued in July 1958. spreading ander Grant & Company for the past music in many areas outside the Distributors and deejays hold that 11 years, most recently as manager, church. He has concentrated especially the deck could have done better had will be co-ordinating the fiscal activi- on booking his artists on jazz and it not been released too late in the ties of the Grauer organization colleges and univer- summer. music festivals, throughout the world. sities, television and in the Broadway Len Levy, Epic head, said: “De- Bill Grauer Productions provides theatre. Typical of his work is the spite the fact that it is almost four and releases its product in the U.S. build-up he has given the Alex Brad- years old, ‘Summertime, Summer- on the Riverside, Jazzland, Wonder- groups. time,’ remains one of the most dis- ford and Marion Williams land, Washington, Offbeat, Popside cussed recordings ever released by After commissioning the Langston and Battle labels. The diversified cat- play, Nativity” for alog of Grauer Productions, which Epic. We feel it deserves a second Hughes “Black includes pop and classical music, jazz, them and securing its production on chance and we plan to support its folk, gospel, specialty, spoken word Broadway, he has brought these re-release with a major promotion and children’s material, is distributed program.” groups to Harvard, Princeton and throughout the rest of the world by N. V. Phillips Co. Okeh, Epic’s blues label, has just Wellesley, gotten a special presenta- is of the Ameri- tion of “Black Nativity” scheduled Palmer a member issued its first single by vet blues can Institute of Certified Public Ac- Festival artist Jimmy Breedlove, “Don’t Let at the Washington Jazz and countants, the National Association Festival in Italy this It Happen.” at the Spoleto of Accountants, the American Man- summer, and arranged a European agement Association and the Na- tour for them. tional Machine Accountants Associa- tion. Col. Appoints Johnson Mgr. Of Ed. Dept. Columbia To Fete Johnny Cash City Session NEW YORK—Columbia Records has NEW YORK—Columbia Records is Music appointed Frederic Johnson as man- honoring chanter-composer Johnny ager of the firm’s educational depart- Cash this week (8) with a “buffalo ment. In his new assignment, Johnson buffet” in the Towers Suite of the will be responsible to Maurice Hoff- Time-Life Building, this city, prior man, manager of national sales, for to his first Carnegie Hall concert on sales to the educational market and May 10. for recommending the development of The “buffalo buffet” will feature a new products or sei’vices for applica- menu of western and country dishes, tion in this market. Johnson succeeds including an entree of buffalo meat Mrs. Marian Tilin, who has resigned. prepared by Cash himself. The affair -Johnson joined Columbia last Oc- will be attended by radio, press and tober as a management development TV representatives, as well as exec- trainee. In November of 1961, he was utives of the diskery. appointed manager of social projects of the diskery. Most recently he conducted an extensive study of the edu- Barbershop Groups cational market potential. Get ASCAP Trophies

NEW YORK—ASCAP first annual Aldon's La Viola trophies to the winners in the inter- NASHVILLE—Leroy Van Dyke, who In Nashville national competition of the Society is currently riding the charts with “If for the Preservation and Encourage- A Woman Answers” on Mercury, took NEW YORK—Emil La Viola, gen- ment of Barber Shop Quartet Singing time out recently from his busy per- eral professional manager of Aldon in America (SPEBSQSA) have been sonal appearance schedule to cut a Music, will be in Nashville this week, awarded to the Chorus of the Chesa- new single and an album. Shown visiting with disk execs, artists and peake, a Baltimore choral group of (left to right) are the chanter, Jerry other music business figures. He’s some 200 voices, and the Sun Tones, Kennedy, Mercury’s Nashville A&R staying at the Hollywood Inn. a quartet from Miami, Fla. chief, and Kelso Hurston. ^

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GENE AMMONS WJAR-Providence and the Kiwanis to the German Zeppelin Hindenburg recently came up with the idea that which exploded as it was about to land Sterling Mussman should make an at Lakehurst, N. J., 25 years ago TWISTING album. Who is Sterling Mussman? on Thursday, May 6, 1937. Using the THE JUG He’s the protege of Ken Garland, “Scrapbook in Sound” narrative tech- WJAR’s morning man. So just like nique that he successfully employed that the LP was produced. The album for KDKA specials about the 1936 PRESTIGE 45/214 was cut entirely with Rhode Island Pittsburgh flood and the 1941 Pearl talent — orchestra, arranger and Harbor bombing, Ed King wrote the singer. The jacket was designed, hour-long program which dramatically JAZZ DJ’S printed and manufactured in Little brought back the era of dirigible Rhody. The station plans to donate transportation. SEND FOR FREE COPIES all the proceeds from the sale of the PRESTIGE RECORDS, INC. disk to the Kiwanis Club project for WQAM-Miami jockeys went on i

underprivileged children. Thirty-nine strike last week picketing Flagler ;

203 So. Washington Ave., merchants throughout the state have street in Miami, and the Schine-Mc- I agreed to put the album on sale at no Allister Hotel, where WQAM studios | Bergenfield, N.J. profit to themselves. The local transit are located. Picketers Gary Mack, Johnny Tillotson seems to have an- advertising company has supplied 200 Jerry Goodwin, Bill Holley, Johnny other sure-fire smash item with “It ” locations for car cards advertising Prince and Charlie Murdock served Keeps Right On A Hurtin.’ The the sale of the album. local automobile notice on Miami radio listeners that platter is currently at the No. 61 slot A dealer has purchased 400 albums. The WQAM is unfair to other radio sta- On Its Way! in the Top 100 and promises to be story of the Sterling tions it sounds too re- ^ another potent coin puller for the Mussman album — good and minded stay young chanter. has just begun. Kiwanis expects to them to tuned to WQAM, , sell 2500 records in the first month. 560 on your dial. Though only 22, the Cadence disk ^ star boasts an unusually intensive The management of the station has shied WRCV-Philadelphia has been training program in show business. away from giving the true identity of Sterling Mussman; named winner of four top awards Born in Jacksonville, Fla., April 20, how- by “BONGO ever, he is personally managed by the Pennsylvania Associated Press 1939, he moved to Palatka, Fla. at the Ken Garland who wrote the liner notes Broadcasters Association in their age of 8 (he still calls it home) and 1961 awards there developed his early musical in- on the album and signed it (W) alter competition. Heading the ego. list was the station terest—country music. By the time he (R) being named “out- entered high school he had earned a standing news operation” for the general excellence local reputation as a fine performer. The Seattle World’s Fair is now in of the news operation. I STOMP” full swing and KAYO-Seattle is go- concept, coverage and community I Then came a 3-year contract as a regular on a TV variety show, “The ing all out to keep the people of service. The awards were recently ac- f By Tom Dowdy Show.” Lee Rosenberg greater Seattle informed as to its cepted by station news director Boh I of Southern Belle Music heard him progress. A century 21 network has Shafer at the A.P. broadcasters meet- 1 and arranged an audition with Archie been organized by the Washington ing in Philly. Bleyer, Cadence Records prexy. Bleyer State Broadcasters Association with over 30 outlets in the state. A WEBB-Baltimore LiniE JOEY inked Tillotson immediately and then KAYO radio person 1 followed “Dreamy Eyes,” “Jimmy’s has been selected as one of the three ality was among other members oi I stations in Seattle to be chosen as an the communications field singled I AND Girl,” “Without You” and most re- out ^ cently a smash re-release of “Dreamy affiliate. Dave Robertson, will origi- recently for honors at the Maryland Eyes.” nate all broadcasts directly from the Tuberculosis Association’s first Com- fair grounds. He will report five times munications banquet at the Sheraton THE FLIPS daily on events at the Fair. Each Belvedere Hotel. Sammy Jay, host of broadcast will cover attendance, park- the “Hit Parade Show” and assistant ing, traffic, housing and feature ma- program director of WEBB received JOY 262 terial. The station will have its own the T.B. Association’s plaque of honor Gene Pitney reporter on the fair grounds to cover for having made a series of taped events that will escape the average interviews with TB patients in Balti- JOY RECORDS radio newsman. more hospitals and making them available for 1619 B'way., N.Y. 19, N.Y. broadcast throughout the @ WRIT-Milwaukee has recently be- state of Maryland. The Maryland gun FM Broadcasting to complement T.B. Association awards are presented its regular service of AM program- to persons in the communications field ming. WRIT-FM is simulcasting the who have devoted time and effort to quality music programs of WRIT-AM assist in the publicizing of Christmas at 102.9 Mg. Bernie Strachota, general Seals, and the work of T.B. specialists DIRECTIONAL ' 1 1 manager, announced that the WRIT- who strive to bring an end to this l3YNAMIC|nBB5ASiHtti aTEMEECt-- FM signal will serve a 75 mile radius, disease. g and that WRIT is the only Milwaukee FM station operating 24 hours a day, Arranger-composer Jerry Fielding llEW IIOOl® seven days per week. recently guested on Paul Compton’s iPERiussionraa KHJ-Hollywood show for one hour, WQXI-Atlanta’s Hal Pickens was plugging his scoring chores on the mo- New liJHIil searching for a new “character” for tion picture “Advise and Consent,” his nightly show which he ill 1 niH and through his ef- performed in Washington, I forts, along with Red Jones, WQXI NeWI program director and Felton Jarvis, ABC representative and A&R man, the name Irving Gluck was chosen. VITAL STATISTICS: Jarvis was voted as the person most III SC UND III likely to become Irving Gluck, through Joe Grady, formerly of the team of A PRODUCT OF PREMIER ALBUMS, INC. Gene Pitney, who is currently zoom- his many voice characterizations. By Grady and Hurst returns to WPEN- 356 W. 40 ST., N. Y. C. ing up the charts with “(The Man means of voice tracks on Pickens’ Philadelphia replacing Bud Brees who show recently Who Shot) Liberty Valance,” began and with beautiful timing, Irv- exited the station. . . . Ken his career in music biz as a tunesmith. ing Gluck has become a household Dowe, leaves his air slot on KDEO- After supplying other performers word with teens and adults alike. Fan San Diego to take up spinning chores with disk material, he stepped out clubs have been formed all over the on KBOX-Dallas. Dowe will occupy last year on UA’s Musicor label with area. Rumor has it that other stations the 5:30-9AM slot over the Texas Going Strong! a chart rendition of his own number, across the country have picked up outlet. Another new addition to KBOX “(I Wanna) Love My Life Away.” the idea and have button holed their is Gary O’Shea who will headline his This year the chanter pulled in plenty own Irving Gluck. To climax it all, own show in the midnight-5 :30 AM of loot with “Town Without Pity.” complete with costume, Irving Gluck stanza. . . . Two new spinners on the Some of the artists who have cut will make his first public appearance staff of WOKO-Brockton, Massachu- STATE FAIR Pitney songs include June Valli, Steve at the upcoming Spring Music Festi- setts are Tom Roulestone, formerly of Lawrence, Tommy Edwards, Billy val sponsored by WQXI. The show will WPEP-Taunton, and Larry Featuring the Leavitt of Bland and Roy Orbison. also feature Freddy Cannon, Ray WPOP-Portland. . . . Tommy Smalls A native of Rockville, Conn., the Stevens, Vince Everett and other name now spinning ’em on KDAY-Los

20-year-old performer has, in addition talent. Angeles. . . . WKGN-Knoxville has 20th Fox Strings to his singing-writing background, ex- just brought in the following deejays: perience as an arranger and instru- The final, fatal 20th Fox 3057 chapter of the story Dank King from KOIL-Omaha, Dick mentalist. of lighter-than-air travel was vividly Blanchard from KQV-Pittsburgh, Jay 1721 Broadway, N.Y. The performer’s hobbies cover three recalled last week when KDKA-Pitts- J. Jackson from WJXN-Jackson, areas: taxidermy, trapping and elec- burgh’s “Program PM” presented Mississippi, and Ron Roberts from tronics. “The Last Dinosaur.” The title refers KENO-Las Vegas. M

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Liberty Summit Meeting Cash Box SHOTS

The Cash Box "Sure Shots" highlight records which reports from retail dealers throughout the nation indicate are already beginning to sell in quantity or else give every indication of doing so.

"I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU" "BORN TO LOSE" RAY CHARLES (ABC-Paramount 10330) Pick of the Week—5/5

''SECOND HAND LOVE" CONNIE FRANCIS (MGM 13074i Pick of the Week—5/5

"LEMON TREE" PETER, PAUL & MARY (Warner Bros. 5274) Pick of the Week—4/7 CHICAGO—Liberty’s promo men recently held a summit meeting at the Shera- ton Hotel which brought forth drumbeaters from all areas. Pictured (from left to right) in the top row are Ric Picone (east), Bud Dain (west) and Ed "PALISADES PARK" Silvers (mid-west). In the bottom row are Joe Sadd (south) and the firm’s national promotion manager, Bob Skaff. FREDDY CANNON (Swan 4108) Pick of the Week—4/21

(WffAT HAS HAPP£N Ti>) \ "WHEN I GET THROUGH WITH YOU" "IMAGINE THAT" Httmmm PATSY CLINE (Decco 31377 Pick of the Week—5/5 "BRISTOL TWISTIN' ANNIE" t «« • • DOVELLS (Porkwoy 838) Pick of the Week II —5/5 •• ( 1 1 *0 • 1 • • . I. f "FOLLOW THAT DREAM" (EP) • •• • • t ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA-Victor EPA 4368) Pick of the Week—4/7

«• 1 * I __ "HOW CAN I MEET HER" TONYMtOPimN "THAT'S OLD FASHIONED" EVERLY BROS. (Warner Bros. 5273) Pick of the Week—5/5 Record Co. ALFA 1650 B'way New York City "HOW IS JULIE" "TURN AROUND, LOOK AT ME" LETTERMEN (Copitol 4746) Pick of the Week—4/28 The Great A SMASH HIT! | DINAH Lettermen Leave For Columbia Appoints Mgr. Eastern Promo Tour Of Eastern Info WASHINGTON ANY DAY NOW I HOLLYWOOD—Capitol Records hit NEW YORK—Peter Reilly has been songsters. The Lettermen, left Holly- named manager of east coast informa- Chuck Jackson I wood last week (1) for a 14-day, east- tion services at Columbia Records. “WHERE ARE YOU” ern personal-appearance tour to pro- Reilly will be responsible to John * mote their Top 100 single (#77 this Kurland, director of public relations R-4424 Wand 122 week), “How Is Julie?,” and their and information services, for press ' new LP, “Once Upon A 'Time.” contact in both the pop and classical Trio will visit deejays and make ROULETTE RECORDS fields for Columbia and Epic. wand pa’s in disk stores in 12 cities, including Boston, Hartford, New York, Reilly joins the label after three till Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Buffalo, years as a free-lance publicist and Baltimore, Washington, Newark, De- photographer’s agent. Previously, he troit, Toledo and Chicago. Boys re- spent two years in Europe and two ^ Broke BIG! turn to Los Angeles May 15 and open at the Crescendo on the Sunset Strip years in Hollywood involved with film the following night. production.

>ringboard to Spring! I SOLD MY HEART “IF YOU WANT TO” TO THE JUNKMAN Pickwick Opens World Tour For THE BLUEBELLS on NEWTOWN = Atlanta Branch Victor Violinist THAT’S MY DESIRE f THE SENSATIONS on ARGO i The Carousels NEW YORK—Pickwick International, NEW YORK—Violinist Erick Fried- LOVESICK BLUES I producer, has established its man, pacted to FLOYD CRAMER on VICTOR i the LP 22, RCA Victor Rec- ^ own branch office and warehouse and ords, is following up his recent con- iL^S_PABI

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EW YORK: 155 E. 24TH ST.. MU 9-7200/ CHICAGO: 445 N. LAKE SHORE DRIVE, WH 4-3215 / HOLLYWOOD: 1510 N. VINE ST., OL 4-1660/ NASHVILLE: 800 17TH AVE., S., AL 5-5781 /CANADA: RCA VICTOR CO., LTD., 1001 LENOIR ST. S.O.R.D. Sets N.Y. Meet BIG BREAKING BLUESl! Connie Stevens Days NEW YORK—The Society of Record Dealers (SORD) will hold its regular “MY HOME monthly meeting here at the Park- Sheraton Hotel next Tues. (15) eve- AIN’T HERE” ning. Among the topics that will come up LONESOME SUNDOWN for discussion at the meet, open to all, Excello 2213 POS. LAST WEEK will be SORD’s drive to get federal 4 NEW GOSPEL HITS!! legislation enacted to combat “give- SOLDIER BOY ’ 1 (Cameo 212) a-way” pricing on disks. Dee Dee Sharp “BAPTISM OF JESUS” MASHED POTATO TIME 2 2 Shirelles (Scepter 1228) SINGING CRUSADERS NARAS Awards SOUL TWIST 5 Nashbofo 720 3 King Curtis (Enjoy 1000) Du€ May 29 THE ONE WHO REALLY LOVES YOU 6 4 1024) “JESUS WILL NEVER NEW YORK—The fourth annual Mary Wells (Motown Grammy Awards presentation by LOVE LETTERS 3 5 McPhotter (Mercury 71941) SAY NO” NARAS, the disk awards society, will Clyde 4 be held Tues. evening, May 29, at LOVER, PLEASE COOKE 6 Ketty Lester (Era 3068) EDNA GALLMAN gala-dinner dances to take place sim- Nashboro 722 ultaneously in New York, Hollywood UPTOWN 12 7 Crystals (Philles 102) and Chicago, the three chapter cities. 600” 7 “KEEP FAITH IN The New York fete will be at the SLOW TWISTIN' 3 Chubby Checker (Parkway 835) MORGAN BABB Waldorf-Astoria’s main ballroom and the Hollywood affair is set for the SHOUT SHOUT/KNOCK Nashboro 723 9 YOURSELF OUT 10 Crystal Room of the Beverly Hills Ernie Maresca (Seville 117) Hotel. Site of the Chicago gathering “SAME TRAIN” I SOLD MY HEART TO THE will be announced soon. 10 JUNKMAN 14 GOSPEL SOLOTONES Final nominations consisting of the Blue Belles (Newtown 5000) Nashboro 724 top five recordings in each category DON'T PLAY THAT SONG 11 18 NASHBORO RECORD COMPANY will be announced April 30, with (YOU LIED) NARAS members voting to select the Ben E. King (Atco 6222) 177 3rd Ave., N. Nashville, Tenn. winners, names of which won’t be TWIST, TWIST SENORA 13 12 (Legrond 1018) made public until the night of the Gary U.S. Bonds 8 presentation. I FOUND A LOVE 13 Falcons (Lu-Pine 1003) HIDE NOR HAIR 9 14 Paramount 10314) Fats Domino BIkOS. Rydell To Star Ray Charles (ABC W ^ RiCOUDS NIGHT TRAIN 19 In ''Birdie" Pic 15 James Brown (King 5614) “My Heart is COiili SfEwilS PHILADELPHIA—Columbia Pictures ANY DAY NOW 21 16 Chuck Jackson (Wand 122) has announced that Bobby Rydell has AT THE CLUB 11 Bleeding” been chosen to appear in the forth- 17 Ray Charles (ABC Paramount 10314) coming production of “Bye Bye VILLAGE OF LOVE 22 18 (UA 449) Imperial :^5833 Birdie.” The singer tested for the part Nathaniel Mayer 15 of Hugo several weeks ago in Holly- SHOUT (Part 1) 19 Joey Dee & Starliters (Roulete 4416) play opposite Ann- wood, and will TWISTIN' MATILDA 27 Margaret. The other leading roles will 20 Jimmy Soul (S.P.Q.R. 3300) be played by Janet Leigh and Dick SOMETHING'S GOT A HOLD ON ME 16 mpeiial J^econJs 21 James (Argo 5409) Van Dyke. Etta TWISTIN' THE NIGHT AWAY 17 Rydell received word of his selec- 22 Sam Cooke (RCA Victor 7983) tion on April 26th—his 20th birthday. OPERATOR 28 23 Gladys Knight & Pips (Fury 1064) PLAYBOY 39 Rusty Draper's Son 24 Marvelettes (Tomla 54060) HIT RECORD 33 Debuts On Smash Label 25 Brook Benton (Mercury 71962) NEW YORK—Johnny Draper, son of SNAP YOUR FINGERS 47 26 Joe Henderson (Todd 1072) vet performer Rusty Draper, has ANNIE GET YOUR YO-YO 20 revival of the bowed on disks with a 27 Little Junior Parker (Duke 345) oldie, “Sentimental Me,” on the Smash I'LL TAKE YOU HOME 29 28 8i Jay "Bird" Uzzell (Tuft 1818) label. Smash’s parent firm. Mercury, Corsairs

I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU — has had the services of Johnny’s dad 29 Ray Charles (ABC Paramount 10330) for a number of years. Both talents WALK ON WITH THE DUKE 34 have the same A&R director, Shelby 30 Duke of Earl (VeeJay 440) Singleton. I LOVE YOU 36 31 Volumes (Chex 1002) GOOD LUCK CHARM 23 Sammy Davis, Jr. To Star 32 Elvis Preslev (RCA Victor 7992) DR. FEELGOOD 38 In "Golden Boy" Musical 33 Dr. Feelgood 8i Interns (Okeh 7144) HEARTS 37 NEW YORK—Sammy Davis Jr. has 34 SAN FRANCISCO—April 6th and Jackie Wilson (Brunswick 55225) been set to appear in his second 7th were Connie Stevens days here. ITTY BITTY PIECES 25 The lark was ushered around town Broadway musical, a song-and-dance 35 James Ray (Caprice 114) visiting deejays and one-stops and version of Clifford Odets’ famed play, YOU BETTER MOVE ON 26 36 made several personal appearances in “Golden Boy,” which the author him- Arthur Alexander (Dot 13309) the S.F. area. The above pictures were self will adapt for its new stage set- MEET ME AT THE TWISTIN' PLACE 41 taken during Connie’s tour. The top 37 Johnny Morrisette (Sar 126) shot taken ting. was on the KPIX “Dance AIN'T THAT LOVIN' YOU 24 Party” program and shows the lark Word is that Lee Adams and 38 Bobby Bland (Duke 338) being interviewed by the show’s host, Charles Strouse, responsible for the BORN TO LOSE — Dick Stewart. In the second photo the 39 songs to “Bye Bye Birdie” and the Ray Charles (ABC Paramount 10330) lark is pictured visiting the KEWB LIPSTICK TRACES 44 announcing and program staff. current “All-American,” will provide Shown 40 Benny Spellman (Minit 644) (left to right) are Don Graham, Art the tunes for the show, which Hillard Nelson, Buck Herring, Connie and THANKS TO THE FOOL 46 Elkins will present in the fall of 1963. 41 Brook Benton (Mercury 71962) 1703 Jackson St.. Phila, Pa;, HO 5.-3700 program director Don French. The “Golden Boy” concerns a young man third photo was taken at a luncheon BLUES (STAY AWAY FROM ME) 43 42 Ace Connon (Hi 2051) in the lark’s honor. Pictured (left to who’s caught in the conflict of whether right) are Martha Aynedter, Larry to be a violinist or a boxer. THAT'S MY DESIRE — Mitchell, 43 Yvonne Baker & Sensations (Argo 5412) music director of KEWB, Davis’ first musical appearance on Mina Meadows, Don Bowman, KEWB YOU DON'T MISS YOUR WATER 50 Broadway was 1956’s “Mr. Wonder- spinner. Buck Herring, Connie, Don 44 William Bell (Stax 116) run of about a year was Graham and Art Nelson (with his ful,” whose YOU ASKED ME 40 45 “VIOLETTA” back to the camera). The bottom photo largely credited to the performer’s B. B. King (ABC-Paramount 10316) shows the thrush visiting with KYA’s dynamic stage personality. I'LL TRY SOMETHING NEW A HIT Bob Mitchell. 46 Miracles (Tamala 54059)

Spreading Nationally WALK ON THE WILD SIDE Liberty & Dolton Get 47 Jimmy Smith (Verve 10255) Meisel Named National Brook Benton (Mercury 71925) Distrib In Hartford New LOVERS WHO WANDER — Promo Head At Roulette 48 Dion (Laurie 3123) RAY ADAMS~| HOLLYWOOD — Now distributing 32 NEW YORK—Lenny Meisel, recently Liberty and Dolton product in Hart- YOU TALK ABOUT LOVE named eastern promo head at Roulette 49 Barbara George (A.F.O. 304) ford, Gonn. is American Distributing, LAURIE-3118 Records, has been upped to national JAM (Part 1) 31 promo topper. He reports directly to according to Don Bohanan, Liberty’s 50 Bobby Gregg (Cotton 1003) Bud Katzel, head of national sales. national sales manager. Leslie Calls For Stand Smash Names Swint Against Copy't Change To New Coast Post CHICAGO Smash Records new post As the Celler Com- — NEW YORK— of western regional manager has gone mittee headed into hearings last week to Jay Swint, previously national pro- (3) on proposed changes in the U.S. motion manager at Capitol Records. Copyright Act, Cy Leslie, president of He will work for the Mercury affiliate out of Los Angeles and will cover Pickwick International, has called that city as well as San Francisco, against upon labels to take a stand Seattle, Denver, Phoenix and sur- a section of the proposed revisions, rounding areas. the repeal of the compulsory licensing act, that Leslie feels would, if

. put most enacted, . conceivably Angel Has 5 LP's independent record companies out of For May business.” Without the existence of the sta- NEW YORK—Two Gilbert & Sulli- tutory license proviso, Leslie points van releases are included in five May LP’s from Angel Records. out in an open letter to the trade, The G&S LP’s include “Trial By “the copyright owner could make a Jury” with Sir Malcolm Sargent con- deal with one record company and ducting the Pro Arte Orchestra & freeze the other companies out of The Glyndebournd Festival Chorus and “Gilbei’t CLIFTON, business. Because the copyright & Sullivan Overtures,” also performed by Sir Malcolm a new proc holder would have the choice of not Albums, Inc Sargent & the Pro Arte Orchestra. granting a license at all or of im- albums, wa The other issues are “Mozart Horn city officials posing any arbitrary royalty fee, no Concertos” with Alan Civil, French topper of P matter how excessive, Leslie warned, Horn, Otto Klemperer conducting the bert R. Pos “It is conceivable to project into the Bureau of Philharmonia Orchestra; Schubert: future and see only a handful of serration ai Symphony in C Major (The Great) record companies surviving. This of the State with Otto Klemperer conducting The ing Governc monopolistic approach must be Philharmonia Orchestra; “Organ stopped—and now!” Works of Reger, Widor, Liszt and In place of the current statutory Franck,” Fernando Germani. Ai royalty fee of 24, Leslie suggests it would be “sounder business practice and fairer” to adopt a scale of royal- Premier Albums Execs ties starting at V24 for records retail- ing at 994 or less, with increases of Make LA Business Trek V24 for each $1. of retail price. On LOS ANGELES—Philip Landwehr, any reproductions where the music president, and Lewis Harris, vice- exceeds four minutes, he suggested president, of Premier Albums, Inc. of for each additional minute thereof, an New York arrived last week (2) in extra 50 percent increase in royalties Los Angeles for the purpose of look- to the publishers. ing into west coast pressing and dis- Other excerpts from Leslie’s open tribution facilities for their firm. letter: Messrs. Landwehr and Harris ai'e We respectfully invite your atten- staying at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. tion to the publicity being given to Premier recently opened a new fac- the proposed revisions of the Copy- tory in Clifton, N.J., and will scout right Law. The head of the Copyright plant locations in Southern California Office, in his latest release, asked that this week. further views and comments be sub- Premier Albums markets seven mitted to the Copyright Office at once, different labels of music albums, most as this may be the very last chance of them low-priced lines, for sale in anyone has to be heard from before chain and department stores, drug the drafting of the new bill. stores, supermarkets, discount stores, As leaders in the 99^ economy and other outlets. budget-priced record field, we are only interested in one segment of this proposed change: The repeal of the com- Pern* Execs On Road pulsory licensing act. This action could conceivably put most indepen- For Initial Singles dent record companies out of business NEW YORK—A national pi'omotion if it is thusly repealed. Briefly, at the trek by its execs will attempt to put present time, each record company over the first two singles from Perri can record any song (provided said Records, newly formed diskery based song has been recorded once before) in New York. and cannot be refused a license by Songster Byrdie Green offers “Now the copyright owner. If the owner re- Is The Time” and “Be Anything,” fuses to grant a statutory license, while “Doc” Bagby, the label’s A&R the record manufacturer simply falls director, batons two instrumental back on the compulsory license act. sides, “Cornbread” and “Doctor With the proposed change, however, Rock,” both penned by Bagby. the copyright owner could make a Joe James, national promotion di- deal with one record company and rector, spearheads the road trip with freeze the other companies out of a visit to a major part of the south business. It is conceivable to project and midwest. Veep Irv Rothman will into the future and see only a hand- hit the New England area, while ful of record companies surviving. Bagby will see distributors, dealers This monopolistic approach must be and deejays in New Jersey and stopped—and now! Pennsylvania. Jerry Morse, based in Los Angeles, and Barbara Osias, at the label’s headquarters in N.Y., will assist in Liberty's Silvers Weds the drive. Prexy Richard Osias and promo- NEW YORK—Ed Silvers, the Liberty tion chief Walter Blumberg remain FRA label’s new mid-western promotion in N.Y. to “analyze feedback” from the field and set plans for the next director, was set to marry Mari Ann releases. Nordquist, international fashion Perri is a subsidiary of the Osias model, at the Hampshire House, this Organization, one of the largest city, last Sat. (5). builders of residential communities. iiitiitiiiiiitiiiiitiitiiiiitiiiiiiiiluiiiiiniiiiiitiitfitiitiitiininiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Don Gold To Coordinate Prexy To Proxy GOOD LUCK CHARM I Industry Growth Keys VIS PRESLEY RCA I Imported Music For Mercury Gladys Music. Inc. E NAMM Show ANYTHING THAT'S PART YOU I OF Gold, music expert, .VIS PRESLEY RCA i CHICAGO—Don Gladys Music. Inc. I CHICAGO—Ted F. Korten, president writer and editor, has joined the staff ANY DAY NOW I of the National Association of Music of the Mercury Records as coordina- * HUCK JACKSON WAND I Mex'chants (NAMM), has announced tor of imported music, executive vice- Plan Two Music. Inc. = that the theme of the 61st annual has an- THAT'S OLD FASHIONED president Irwin H. Steinberg I will 'ERLY BROS WARNER BROS, i Music Industry Trade Show be nounced. Aberbach Inc. i the accelerated growth of the music Gold will serve all labels produced TWO FOOLS ARE WE I industry. by the Arm—Mercury, Philips and DN & JUAN BIGTOP i The trade show, to be held in New Hill & Range Songs. Inc. -Nan Coz i Smash. York June 24-28, will feature displays his duties will be reviewing POT LUCK I Among of musical merchandise and will be of DN & JUAN BIGTOP I of imported tapes and conducting Hill & Range Songs, Inc. -Vicki = housed in the Hotel New Yorker and research on all labels. He will also jk THANKS TO THE FOOL I in the New York Trade Show Build- make recommendations as to types of tOOK BENTON MERCURY i ing. Korten revealed that music mer- marketing and artwork for the vari- Bennie Benjamin Music, Inc. | chants’ sales of pianos, organs, sheet ous records and serve as a consultant WHAT AM I TO DO 1 music etc., have reflected an annual sleeve kRIS SISTERS GREGMARK i on album liner and copy. St. Louis Music, Inc. = increase of 5% since the end of World Steinberg explained that the vast WONDERFUL LAND I War II, and that the upward trend is foreign library of music now avail- HE SHADOWS ATLANTIC I expected to continue. able to Mercury through its licensee Hill & Range Songs, Inc. -Shadows Music E agreement with Philips Phonographic WHAT'S YOUR NAME I Industries of Baarn, Holland, has cre- DN & JUAN BIGTOP | Hill and Range Songs, Inc. -Nan Coz = ated a need for such a staff position. Seeco Presenting NEW YORK Sidney Frey, topper of TWISTING FEVER i Gold’s background has been mainly — = Audio Fidelity Records, recently pre- JE MARCELS COL PIX in the music field. He was music edi- St Louis Music, Inc. E Latin Show In N.Y. sented President Goulart of tor of Show Business Illustrated, for- Joao Bra- CANDY KISSES I zil Brazilian mer associate editor of Playboy and with his two albums re- JNY BENNETT COLUMBIA i NEW YORK—A Latin show pre- corded on location during carnival in Hill & Range Songs, Inc. = managing editor of Down Beat. Gold sented by Seeco Records opened last Rio de Janeiro at Waldorf Hotel re- HERMIT OF MISTY MOUNTAIN I has his own radio program on WFMT, ception. IN E. KING ATCO i week (2) at the Puerto Rico Theatre, (ilhicago, has conducted classes in mu- Home Folks Music, Dormie Music i this city. Seeco artists featured in- sic appreciation at Columbia College, HILL AND RANGE SONGS, INC. Chicago, and for YMCA adult groups. | clude Celio Gonzalez, Vicentico Valdes Hi-Jackers Find "Gold" 1619 Broadway. New York, N. Y. | He has also written a number of arti- and his orchestra, just back from a i[niiiiininiiiiJiiniiiiiniiiiniiiininiiiiiiiiiiiNniniiininiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiuiu7 cles on music for top magazines and In Cannon "Palisades" Decks tour of the west coast, Alfred Sadel, newspapers. NEW YORK—One group of modern- who flew in from Europe for the show day hi-jackers seems to realize that I and Xiomax’a Alfaro, who clicked in thar’s-gold-in-them-thar-rock ’n roll South America with “Moliendo Cafe.” More Jazzists records. r ... S'xnre Last Mon. carrying 0 Various awards are being presented (1), a truck Fete TV sets, dishwashers, refrigerators * on stage guest stars For Vegas and are sched- and recoi’ds from Owosso, Mich, to I uled to “drop-in.” HOLLYWOOD—Jazz stars Gerry Chicago was stopped and held up on Mulligan, Dave Brubeck and June the highway ala the Old West days. Christy have been added to the strong Police said that 5,000 copies of IM. 35,5 lineup of jazz talent set for the first Freddy Cannon’s (Swan) hit disking Boyd Opens Office annual Las Vegas Jazz Festival July of “Palisades Park,” bound for M-S In Oklahoma City 7-8, according to Jack Eglash and Distributors in Chicago, were taken Roy Jarvis, coordinators of the event —nothing else. PHILLIPS INT. OKLAHOMA CITY—Boyd Records being presented by the Musicians has opened a new office in Oklahoma Club of Las Vegas, an affiliate of the Second Time Around 639 Madison City at 2609 North West 36th St., Musicians Union Local 369, AF&M. " Memphis, Tenn. where topper Bobby Boyd has started Previously announced for the fete, For 'Twist Around . . . auditioning new masters. Running set for the city’s new convention PHILADELPHIA — “Rock Around the label’s west coast office, 7619 center, were Cannonball Adderly, The Clock,” an evergreen among CHARTBOUND! Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, is Eddie Benny Carter, Art Blakey, Dizzy Gil- teen-beat compositions, is having a new lease on life thanks to the twist Miller, who also handles the country and Buddy De- lespie, Mel Torme fad. department. Boyd is planning to add The Miracles Franco. More names will be an- Under the title of “Twist Around a pop A&R man to its staff. nounced shortly. The Clock,” the tune is coming up Entire proceeds from the event will with new sheet sales—15,000 over the past few weeks, according to the pub- go to the Club. “I’LL TRY lisher, Myers Music, based in Phila- Bob Bogle Forms delphia—and various disk readings. Indie Diskery Disks include readings by Chubby SOMETHING NEW Ep ic Inks Checker (Parkway), Ray Anthony (Capitol), Meyer Davis (Cameo), Tam!a 54059 HOLLYWOOD—Bob Bogle, partner Mickey Katz (Capitol), Don May with Don Wilson in cutting The Ven- Hubby-Wife Team TAMLA RECORDS (Bandbox), a polka version by Adam tures for Dolton Records, has formed NEW YORK—Epic Records has Nowicki (Request) and a reissue by 2648 W. Grand Blvd. his own indie label called Camelot Carlyle The Isley Bros. (RCA Victor). Detroit, Mich. signed guitarist “Thumbs” Records. A new Columbia Pictures’ twist First release is due this and his wife, singer-composer Ginny flick is titled after the tune. month after distribution has been set. O’Boyle, to exclusive long-term pacts. Bogle will not perform on the label Carlyle, a nitery and band per- Their Biggest Hit Since since he is an exclusive Dolton performer, has been featured as a side- M.S. Distrib T ries "Please Love Me Forever" former. man on numerous disk dates. He was New Promo Plan discovered by Les Paul, who produced The M.S. Distribut- CATHY JEAN the team’s first disk for the label. CLEVELAND— Alexander Sets Program ing Company of Cleveland has partici- Ginny O’Boyle wrote “Another &THE ROOMATES For L.A. NARAS Awards Fete pated in a radio station-dealer pro- Town, Another Time,” a Columbia motion for the past two months that HOLLYWOOD—Van Alexander has Records’ release by Les Paul & Mary has proved to be beneficial to all par- been named chairman of the program Ford. ticipants. PLEASE TELL ME” Cleveland radio station WHK dis- arrangements for the Los Angeles “Thumbs” unusual name stems tributes a list of the top 50 singles in •« Valmor 16 chapter of NARAS’ awards dinner from the manner in which he per- its weekly Tunedex to area dealers. May 29 at Beverly Hills Hotel, for forms on a steel guitar: the instru- WHK then airs these tunes plus an additional 15 and a pick hit. Since the l/almor records which a record turnout is expected. ment is held on his lap while the dealers are unaware of the additional Y 225 W. 57th St. N.Y.C. JU2-5J42 Alexander, who is now lining up strings are played by his thumbs. A Division of Countess International, inc.. 15 and the pick, M.S. mails a promo- presenters, is being assisted award by tion copy of the extras handled by Dave Cavanaugh, Irving Townsend, them to the area’s 20 dealers. The Steve Sholes and Mo Ostin. The Dave Geranimo dealers can then order more intelli- Pell Octet will play for dancing after gently and the represented manufac- v turers receive the benefit of the ad- Hit Instrumental! the dinner. N.Y. chapter NEW YORK — Arranger-conductor Awards The ditional promotion. pilot, will have its own awards presentation LeRoy Holmes, a former Navy PRANCING the same evening. and professional whistler Jerry Tei- fer, a former Army parachute jump- Mercury's JFK er, are planning an aerial stunt to Silvers, Mercury’s Detroit Distrib launch their new MGM single, “Look CHICAGO—Chic national promotional director, has No Further,” which features the Moves, Names Promo Head added a new man to his staff and his * Holmes ork and Teifer’s whistling. initials are JFK. DETROIT—Ed Peterson’s Record The performers hope to fly over an No relation, however. It’s John Merchants, Detroit distrib, has opened area, probably Boston or Phila., and Francis Knodle, who is now working out of Coda Distributing Co., Minne- new offices at 3757 Woodward Ave. make a parachute jump with the new apolis. Knodle, new to the business, Firm has also brought in Curley disks. Permission for the stunt has will cover Minnesota, both Dakotas

725 Riverside Dr. N.Y.. WA 6-8800 Dmytro to head its promo department. not yet been granted. and Northern Wisconsin. iberty's Slatkin Promo Dick Bruce Heads Coral Sets Big 1-Day ncludes New Browser Rack Dept. At Mercury Promo For Pete Fountain OLLYWOOD—Liberty Records has CHICAGO—Richard “Dick” Bruce NEW YORK—Coral Records has set has been named to the position of signed aside this Fri. (11) as “Pete” Foun- ,a special promotion browser national rack sales manager of the tain Day” to serve as an intro for the r all of its LP’s by Felix Slatkin, Mercury Records. Bruce, has been national pro- popular clarinetist’s new LP, “Pete 10 is getting a special push from the who motional director of Mercury albums, Fountain’s Music from Dixie” and to bel because, the label says, of the and is former midwest regional sales promote his entire catalog of 13 LP’s. les success of the maestro’s manager, will direct servicing for all current Dealers are advised to contact their labels in the organization—-Mercury, r*, “Inspired Themes from the In- Philips and Smash. He will work Coral distributors for details of an in- ired Films.” Slatkin’s entire LP closely with the respective sales man- centive plan covering the new album talog will be featured in a new agers of the three labels, Kenny and the other LP’s. The label has as- Myers, Lou Simon and Charlie Fach omo kit. sembled a special sales kit which in- and co-ordinate with the field staffs of all three. cludes stand-up cut-out display pieces, PALIS It was pointed out by Irwin H. mounted album cover lithos, four color Ronnie ” Steinberg, exec, veep, that the ap- display arrangement suggestions and rently of Bruce to the newly cre- How To Succeed . , , pointment a special order form. That ated staff position is part of Mer- A sampler containing a selection opened » A Tony Success cury’s recognition of an extension of those areas through which disks can from each of the Fountain catalog for the ilW — .” YORK “How to Succeed . . be sold. albums has been made to demonstrate WABC IS awarded a Tony by the American “The rack phase of the business his entire recorded repertoire. The row to requires special attention and special leatre Wing as the best musical sampler will also be distributed to knowledge, which Mercury has ac- oduced between March 30, 1961 and quired through this appointment of stations—not before May 11—for sat- airplay irch 30, 1962, in addition to six Bruce,” Steinberg added. uration on the special day. Of I ler awards. NEW Other awards, presented on Sun., of “So RCA's Kayes In Europe ARD Backs Bill iril 29, at the Waldorf-Astoria, saw Record; fony going to Richard Rodgers for NEW YORK—Alan Kayes, manager For Quality Control demons of Red Seal A&R for RCA Victor, is mannec ? best score for a musical, “No NEW YORK—The Association of in Europe where he will meet with place a rings,” Rodgers first full Broadway Record Dealers (ARD) of New York affiliates to discuss future recording attende ire as composer and lyricist. and New Jersey, affiliated with the plans and artists on the Red Seal his gr( of is Rodgers also received a special Society Record Dealers (SORD), roster. Kayes will visit London, Rome, the of from a] /er medallion for supporting passage the Quality over-all contribu- and Zurich during his two-week trip. Stabilization Act, Senate Resolution Depart: ns to the stage. the int( 159. i^lso receiving Tony awards in the diplom: Mickey Gensler, head of ARD, told isical categories were Recording Corp. eign gc Anna Maria United Cash Box last week he had attended lerghetti, of AF “Carnival,” and Diah- Buys Sound Recorders a meeting of the Retail Trade Asso- crew of a Carroll, of “No Strings,” as best ciation of N.Y. on Thurs. and that HOLLYWOOD — United Recording (3) isical actresses; Robert Morse of dealers had been requested to help Corp. of Hollywood has just com- STRON .” get the bill passed by writing to their ow to Succeed . . as best musical pleted a deal for the purchase of lor; U.S. Senators and/or Congressmen Elliot Lawrence of “How to Recorders, a studio in San Sound and making personal contact with .” cceed . . as best musical director- Francisco, for about $50,000, accord- various retail outlets in their areas. iductor; Phyllis Newman, of “Sub- ing to A. M. Parri, URC treasurer. ys are for Sleeping,” Deal was closed by M. T. Putnam, as best sup- Everest LP By Patsy Cline ting actress; Charles Nelson, of URC prexy, and Parri with Wayne ow to .” Stahmer, Winston Wong and the es- NEW YORK—“Patsy Cline’s Golden Succeed . . as best sup- Hits” is the first to released ting actor. tate of the late Jack Hawkins. LP be URC has sent its chief engineer, by Everest Records since its recent “Bud” Morris, to San Francisco to run purchase by Bernie Solomon, head of the operation while a permanent engi- the Diners’ Club. iercury Extends Poet neering staff is recruited. Improve- Sides on the LP were cut by Gene ments in the studio’s acoustics and the Autry’s 4-Star Sales before the star fith Clebanoff '65 'Til installation of additional equipment is pop-country lark became an exclusive [ICAGO—Mercury Records has under way. Decca pactee. URC also owns Western Recorders Album is being offered under a spe- npleted negotiations with (Her- n) and Master Recorders, both in Los cial buy-five-get-one-free deal. Clebanoff, its popular violinist- Angeles, and has a working affiliation A single culled from the LP, “I iductor, that will extend his present with Universal Recording of Chicago. Don’t Wanta” and “I Can’t Forget,” itract through most of 1965, ac- Firm also owns land in Las Vegas has also been released by the label. ding to Irwin H. Steinberg, execu- and plans to start construction of a e veep. studio there in several weeks. Addi- Fabian To Tour ”lebanoff, currently working on a tionally, further acquisitions and ex- V LP, will open June 14 at the pansion is planned. South America imingo Hotel in Las Vegas for NEW YORK—Fabian, the songster- eks under the billing of “Clebanoff actor on the Chancellor label, leaves •ings Clean Reader this week for a 10 in Stereo.” On Aug. 25 he (8) day personal apearance tour of South America, 1 be featured in the Hollywood or'ginally scheduled for last year, but wl in a concert called “Accent on ings,” postponed because of the performer’s that will include a 90-piece film commitments and the political hestra. situation in South America at the time. Fabian, who will be accompanied by the Fabulous Four, will play Sao onnie Is Queen Paolo, Rio de Janiero and Buenos Aires, where, in addition to theatre f Ven ce Song Fete engagements, a series of TV guest shots have been prepared. ^W YORK—Connie Francis, the r lark on MGM Records, has been )sen Queen of the annual Venice Request LP Deal ng Festival in Italy and will host- NEW YORK—Request Records this RECOI the event this Sat. (12) and Sun. week (5) begins an album discount plan whereby the label’s catalog, 1). She’s currently touring the in- $ ropean PHILADELPHIA—Indie promo man cluding new releases, is being made continent. On July 1, she ALSO Ed Cotlar believes in keeping in- available on a buy-1 0-get-2-free basis JS to the French Riviera to begin formed with the current wax scene for a “limited time.” New LP’s are S( )oting “Following the Boys” for Call even when taking a bath. The above “Gei-man Student Songs,” “Songs of JM Pictures, a sequel to “Where photo shows Cotlar reading Cash Box Portugal,” “Fernanda Maria—The /I J Boys Are,” which featured the in his bath while conducting business Queen of Fado,” and “Songs from the 247 V 'former. on the telephone. Alps.” Music Stars At CBS Label’s Debut Party MEXICO

Salvador Suarez, general manager of the largest record store chain in Mexico, “Mercado de Discos,” just gave his trophy “El Discometro” to the best sellers of the last 12 months in his stores. The trophies were given on the “Frente a frente” TV show and the winners were: Lola Beltran: The best female folk singer. Miguel Aceves Mejia: The best male folk singer. Virginia Lopez: The best female bolero singer. Hermanns Aguila: Best duet. Los Panchos: Best trio. Sonora Santanera: Best combo. Carlos Campos: Best orchestra. Pablo Beltran Ruiz: Best orchestra hits. Marco Antonio Muniz: Best new singer. Leda Moreno: Best female new singer. Francisco Gabilondo Soler: Best all time seller. Jose Alfredo Jimenez: Best folk composer. Ruben Fuentes-Rafael Cardenas: Best generic composers. Enrique Guzman and Cesar Costa: Tied as the best ballad singers. After the TV show, Suarez gave a cocktail party to all those artists, the press and disk jockeys. Another cocktail party was given by Dimsa Records in honor of Bill Haley, who left town to perform in Las Vegas for a long season. Cash Box had the opportunity to interview Haley, who said that from Las Vegas he will continue with his Comets to Europe. Bill let Cash Box listen to his third LP recorded at Dimsa Records in which he included 10 new tunes in twist rhythm composed by different members of his group and two standards, “In The Mood” and “Little Brown Jug.” He also made his first album at Roulette in the United States. So, when he sings in English he will record in the U.S. and when he LONDON—The debut of CBS Records terworks; Alex Brailowsky, pianist; performs in Spanish in Mexico. His first twist LP for Dimsa is having big sales. Bill also said that in all his career he has recorded around 200 songs and by Columbia Records, a division of Nat Shapiro, director of International sold many millions of records and earned about three million dollars. Bill says the Columbia Broadcasting System A & R; Stanley West, co-ordinator that the Twist will last, more or less, six months more and that probably the Inc., of New York, was celebrated of European Operations, CBS Records, future rhythm will be another rock and roll variation. His big dream is to here last week by visiting artists from Inc. (TOP RIGHT) Percy Faith and form a Mexican show and perform with it around the world. Famous German singer Caterina Valente will debut next June 15 (till the the States and Europe. Columbia Rec- Anita Bryant. (BOTTOM LEFT) Jazz 30th) in Mexico at the Terrazza Casino. By this time, Caterina should be in ords announced earlier this year that trio Labert, Hendricks and Ross put the United States where she will perform on “The Perry Como Show” and the CBS label would be introduced their talented heads together for the after that, she will fly to Mexico to take a long vacation in Acapulco before her in every major market in the world. Cash Box Photographer. (BOTTOM date in the Mexican capital. Young folk singer David Zaizar signed a contract to perform from May 5 In the United Kingdom and Eire, the RIGHT) Percy Faith and Anita Bry- until August 5 in the United States, in cities like Los Angeles, Chicago, New initial CBS releases will be issued this ant with Leslie Gould; and Neville York and probably Canada. David is recording for Peerless Records. month utilizing repertoire produced Marten, Cash Box European Director. Mexican composer Alvaro Carrillo decided to form his own orchestra, which by Columbia Records-U. S. A. and will debut on Mexican TV. Spanish singer Marife de Triana arrived in Mexico and was introduced to marketed by Philips Phonographic the press at a cocktail party. Marife will perform on TV, in night clubs and Industries. Shown above are some of Berlin's Melodic Film will also do an LP at Dimsa Records. the people who attended the party. Luis Arcaraz, the famous conductor who performed with his orchestra for Shown above are some of the celebri- Marks lOth Year several years in the United States, has a project to form a combo such as Ray Anthony did, with six or seven soloists, one or two vocalists and an original ties. BERLIN—Melodie Film, which has style. Luis has his own night club in Monterrey named Cita con Arcaraz and is (TOP LEFT) Madame Brailowsky; been associated with Peter Schaeffers recording10. at Musart Records. Madame Entremont; Philippe Entre- In Mexico from New York is Puerto Rican singer Daniel Santos, who signed Music Production in presenting some a contract mont, pianist; Leslie Gould, managing to make two albums for Dimsa, one of them singing only Agustin of the most successful German flick Lara’s songs. director of Philips Records, Ltd.; musicals, is celebrating its 10th an- Complete success for Van Cliburn at the Fine Arts where he played Beetho- Schuyler G. Chapin, director of Mas- ven, niversary in 1962. Chopin and Liszt. All tickets were sold out well in advance. During the past decade, the Arm Viking Astral Deal has produced 28 films, the first of Mexico's which was “Heimweh Nach Dir Best Sellers (Homesick for You),” released Sept. 1. El Loco—Javier Solis (Columbia). Los Tres Ases (RCA) (PHAM). 24, 1952. Firm’s current production, 2. Susy La Coqueta (Runaround Sue) —Mayte (RCA). Dion (Gamma). 3. Pa Todo El Ano Jose Alfredo Jimenez (RCA). (PHAM). now showing in Germany, is “Ihr — 4. Mi Chica Josefina (My Girl Josephine) Bill Black Combo (London). Los Schonster Tag (Her Most Beautiful Electrdnicos (Dimsa). (EMMI) Day).” 5. Munequita—Enrique Guzman (Columbia). Melodie Film will soon add TV 6. Florida Twist—Bill Haley (Dimsa). (PHAM). 7. No Existe El Amor Cesar Costa (Orfeon). (PHAM). films to its operations. — 8. Multiplicacion (Multiplication) —Fabrico (RCA). Bobby Darin (Gamma). (BRAMBILA). 9. Mi Caprichito—Sonora Santanera (Columbia). (EMMI). El Gram Tomas—Mayte (RCA). Italian Song Fete For Carnegie Hall Ball Radio Promo 10. NEW YORK—Six Italian singing stars will perform 30 all-time favorite Italian songs and the prize winning entries in this year’s San Remo Fes- tival on May 19 & 20 at a Carnegie TORONTO—Murdoch Riley, of Viking Hall, this city, “Song Festival.” Com- Records of Australia and New Zea- ing from Italy to perform in the land, currently on a world-wide tour, event will be Nilla Pizzi, Arturo is seen with Bill Cothren, whose bow Testa, Ernesto Bonino, Giani Gereda, on the new Astral diskery (of Nash- Ivana Cosetta and Adriana Dalmare. ville and Toronto) is tagged “Cleo.” Pino Ibaldo will conduct the orchestra. Riley has signed the label for distri- This is the third annual “Song Festi- bution in the Australian-New Zealand val” being presented by Erberto market. Landi. South Africa's Best Sellers

1. I Understand (The G-Clefs) 2. Stand At Your Window (Jim Reeves) 3. Norman (Sue Thompson) 4. Pictures In The Fire (Pat Boone) MONTREAL—Eight thousand entries were received by CJMS-Montreal in a 5. Moon River (Danny Williams) recent Kenny Ball contest conducted by the station in cooperation with Folk- 6. The Young Ones (Cliff Richard) way Distributors. Going through some of the entries in the above photo are 7. No More (Elvis Presley) (left to right) Paul Audette, assistant station manager, Maurice Paradis, 8. Johnny And The Mermaid (Johnny Kongas and the G. Men) station librarian, deejay Pierre Lalonde, Peter Barth of Folkways and spinner 9. Multiplication (Bobby Darin) Jacques Desormeaux. Fifteen winners received copies of the Kenny Ball LP, Outsider (Cliff Richard) “Midnight In Moscow.” — —

England's Best

1. Wonderful Land—The Shadows 11. Can’t ] ENGLAND (Columbia) (FD&H) vis Prc 2. Hey Baby—Bruce Channel (Mer- 12. Strang( cury) (Peter Maurice) Bilk (( 3. Hey Little Girl—Del Shannon 13. Never (London) (Vicki) (Decca the launching by Columbia Rec- A major event of the record year has been 4. Dream Baby—Roy Orbison (Lon- 14. When label rds (a division of Columbia Broadcasting System Inc.) of its own CBS don) (Combine) Crai| launching party hosted by — L Europe. Over 400 people attended the large scale 5. When My Little Girl Is Smiling (Aldon distribute CBS in the United hilips Records Ltd., which will manufacture and Jimmy Justice (Pye) (Aldon) 15. Love L in for the ingdom. Top executives from Columbia Records America flew 6. Nut Rocker—B. Bumble (Top don) ( of CRI; Nat Shapiro, di- :casion including Harvey Schein, general manager Rank) (Ardmore & Beechwood) 16. Everyb ictor of international a&r creative services; Schuyler G. Chapin, director of 7. Speak To Me Pretty—Brenda natra i asterworks and Stanley West, co-ordinator European operations CBS Rec- Lee (Brunswick) (Peter Maurice) 17. The Pi ds Inc. The CBS roster of artists was represented by distinguished pianists 8. Twistin’ The Night Away—Sam gan (I lexander Brailowsky and Philippe Entremont; arranger & conductor Percy Cooke (RCA) (Kags) aith singer Anita Bryant and Lam- 18. Let’s —making a welcome return to London— 9. Tell Me What He Said—Helen !rt, Hendricks and Ross, who flew in from a successful tour of Germany. Shapiro (Columbia) (Ardmore & Checke: Beechwood) 19. Wimow Records Ltd., which has exclusive Leslie Gould, managing director of Philips 10. Wonderful World Of The Young (Essex the initial release of over 30 LP’s, ghts to the CBS label, told Cash Box that — Danny Williams (HMV) 20. Theme milable only from Philips depots, is being backed by the largest promotional (Leeds) Keatinj id advertising campaign ever undertaken by the company. This will con- tiue throughout May with special window displays as well as competitions id pa’s by CBS artists. Similar campaigns are planned for the second re- ase scheduled for the end of May. England's Enc When Louis Armstrong flew into London for a Festival Hall concert and a Top Ten LP's Top ree-week nation wide tour a special luncheon was arranged in his honour tended by jazz trumpeters Humphrey Lyttelton, Nat Gonella and Alex 1. Blue Hawaii Elvis Presley 1. Spotlig elsh singer Dinah Kaye. Film commitments prevented a disappointed — and (RCA) Shadow r. Acker Bilk from attending. However, Kenny Ball made it and the high- 2. The Young Ones Cliff Richard 2. Helen’s jht of the luncheon was when Satchmo presented him with a gold disk for — (Columbia) piro (( s million selling Pye hit “Midnight In Moscow.” Miniature gold disks were 3. Tops With Me—Helen Shapiro 3. King so presented to all members of the band. (Columbia) Checke: 4. West Side Story Soundtrack 4. The SI Kenny and his Jazzmen later flew to the U.S. where they are currently play- — (Philips) Shadow g a two-week stint at Chicago’s Bourbon Street Club. This is the first time 5. Black & White Minstrel Show 5. Four I at a British band has fulfilled a resident club engagement in America, George Mitchell (HMV) Bilk (C snny’s latest Pye disk is “The Green Leaves Of Summer” handled here by 6. It’s Trad Dad Soundtrack (Co- 6. Helen— ibbins Music. — lumbia) bia) 7. The Shadows—-The Shadows (Co- instrumental group The Shadows currently at No. 1 with 7. Cliff’s Britain’s top lumbia) V’onderful Land” for the sixth consecutive week, have just undergone their (Colum 8. I Remember Tommy—Frank Si- of personnel. Six months after the departure of Tony Meehan, 8. The Sh cond change natra (Reprise) ,ss guitarist and founder member Jet Harris has left to follow a solo career lumbia^ 9. Sound Of Music London Cast singer and actor. Harris has signed a recording contract with Decca the — — (HMV) 9. Dream- mpany Meehan joined as a&r manager last October. Harris is replaced by 10. The Roaring Twenties Dorothy 10. Kenny •ian Locking. — Provine (Warner Bros.) Ball (I Jazz man Ronnie Scott, together with a party of members from his London rb flies to New York this month to negotiate a stateside engagement on an ENGLAND (Continued) change basis. downe Jazz Series. First disk features two of his o Judd Phillips of Sun Records called on Cash Box in high spirits following The Barn” b/w “Chaka.” Pop-wise RSL have a ne e big ovation given to Jerry Lee Lewis at Newcastle where he opened his Pye “In A Persian Market” and on Columbia 'o-week nation wide tour. Town” by Terry Lightfoot’s New Orleans Jazzme

Elvis Presley’s “Good Luck Charm” starts its spin to the top with an ad- Nothing to do with Shakespeare “As You Like ,nce of over 300,000. Still in the charts with “Can’t Help Falling In Love” Faith’s latest Parlophone waxing with backing by les now exceed 600,000. Two days after completing his current film “Mix the road for a seines of concerts and TV dates. A Erroll Garner’s “Close Up In Swing” is the first LP release here by Philips been lined up for the fall following nine weeks ir jcords Ltd. following its recent acquisition of the exclusive foreign rights to Auckland on October 24. e Garner-Octave disks. The release coincides with Garner’s first British ur which opens at London’s Festival Hall May 26. Shirley Bassey headlines in Val Parnall’s “Sunc Palladium” May 13. Subsequent bill toppers Doroth 3 Plenty of Anglo-America flag waving at a special reception hosted by EMI Shapiro June 24. !cords for Mr. Acker Bilk celebi’ating combined sales exceeding one million pies in the U.S. and U.K. of his Columbia recording “Stranger On The Currently visiting New York and Hollywood o lore.” To commemorate the occasion Acker Bilk was presented with a gold trip Billy Fury and manager Larry Parnes. Billy’s 3k. Night Was Made For Love.”

Frank Sinatra will televise an hour of his midnight charity show on June 1 May sales are assured of a good start with a r transmission by ABC TV on June 2. For this—his British TV debut “I’m Lookin’ Out The Window” backed by The ? natra will receive a fee which he will donate to charity. A similar donation Publisher is Chappell & Co. For the flip Cliff is jo Mellin 11 also be made by ABC. Other top line American artists previously scooped “Do You Want To Dance” published by Mu ABC TV include Sammy Davis Jr. and Bing Crosby.

Leslie Perrin Associates, handling Sinatra’s press publicity in this country, Cocktails For “Kii ports that over a quarter million applications were received within 48 urs for his four concerts. Leslie Perrin has also been retained as press con- Itants for Judy Garland, back in this country filming “The Lonely Stage” -starring Dirk Bogarde. “The Judy Garland Show” shown recently at the / Montreux Festival was well received.

Despite the hullabaloo in the national press the BBC’s decision to enforce a ricter check on selection of disks played by dj’s on certain request programs, not a new one. For several months now the final choice has been the re- onsibility of the producer rather than the dj. This is not, as the national ess suggests, a move to combat song plugging but rather to ensure balanced ogramming.

Decca artist Jess Conrad recently signed to Audio Enterprise Management rrently filming in Greece. Although a straight acting role Jess will sing 'o numbers specially written by Manos (Never On Sunday) Hadjidakis.

Another AE artist, Eden Kane, comes up with a change of style with his test Decca disk “I Don’t Know Why”—a revival with a difference. Following e American trend of one hard-one soft side a&r managers Michael Barclay d Philip Waddilove have coupled the oldie with a lush Johnny Worth com- sition “Music For Strings.” Eden flies to America on June 4 for a ten-day ur.

Lyn Dutton Agency announces a new single by Eric Allandale’s New Gr- ins Knights to be issued in the Columbia Lansdowne Jazz Series,” “Enjoy lurself,” backed with “In A Little Spanish Town.”

LONDON—Neil Sedaka, who is currently riding i Under the title “My First Affair,” Dacca’s Mike Preston has waxed an Eng- Clowns” on Victor, was feted here recently at a ih version of France’s winning Eurovision song “Un Premier D’Amour.” Records. Shown (left to right) are Ben Sutter, Denning, deejay on Radio Luxembourg, the chantei Denis Preston of Record Supervision Ltd. has signed British jazz writer on Radio Luxembourg and Arnold Klein, Europea: lit MacDermot (remembered for “African Waltz”) to the Columbia Lans- Victor. —

X GERMANY

Germany’s largest indie record firm, Ariola Records, has made a key move which has surprised the whole industry. The present director of the firm. ADIOS AMIGOS 100 MASHED POTATO TIME 2 Lutz Wellnitz, has vacated his post to devote his time to independent record (Smith, ASCAP) (Rice-Mill BMI) production. In this new position, Wellnitz will still be connected with Ariola, lFTER the lights go MEET ME AT THE TWISTIN' as Ariola will be expected to release the product produced by Wellnitz’s firm. DOWN LOW 94 PLACE 97 The present distribution chief of EMI’s Electrola Records, Rudolf Engleder, BMI) (Kags—BMI) (Harvard will take over as director of Ariola on July 1. Mr. Engleder has been heading MIDNIGHT IN lNY day now 35 MOSCOW 66 up the Electrola operation since October of 1953. Ariola, which opened its (Plan Two-ASCAP) (Melody Trails BMI) operations in the record business in 1958 has built itself into a major record iT THE CLUB 49 MOON RIVER 92 announced that the (Tangerine—BMI) (Famous ASCAP) company in less than four years. Electrola Records has MOST PEOPLE GET MARRIED ... 30 present regional distribution chief from Munich, Hans Breunig, who has been ALBOA BLUE 78 (Famous—ASCAP) with the firm for many years, will take over Engleder’s job on temporary ap- (Lock— E. D. M.—ASCAP) American NIGHT TRAIN 41 pointment. Ariola has also announced that its new contract with LUES (STAY AWAY FROM ME) . . 48 Columbia Records is almost completed. Columbia which will be distributed (Lois—BMI) (Pamlee BMI) BORN TO LOSE 87 NUMBER ONE MAN 44 under its own CBS label here, has been handled by Philips Records until this (LeBill-BMI) (Peer Int'l—BMI) time. In order to have better control over their product here and in order to BRISTOL TWISTIN' ANNIE 71 NUT ROCKER 38 gain strength in the German market as an entity, Columbia had been expected (Kim Fowley BMI) (Schulman—BMI) — to set up its own operation here and the pact with Ariola will also involve the sale of a goodly portion of the stock in the present Ariola setup to Colum- ATERINA 22 OH MY ANGEL 89 bia. The move will also give Ariola a leading role in the German record (Roncom—ASCAP) (Clifton BMI) new CINDY'S BIRTHDAY 98 OLD RIVERS 13 picture. Ariola controls many strong local record artists, and surprised the (Glo-Mac, Metric BMI) (Maravilla—BMI) — industry last year by adding several important A&R men to its team. To sup- ONSCIENCE 32 ONE WHO REALLY LOVES YOU. . 17 plement the activities of hit producer Helmut Jantsch in Munich, former Elec- (Aldon-BMI) (Jobete BMI) trola producer Nils Nobach took over the West-German production with new OPERATOR 82 OUNT EVERY STAR 58 studios in Cologne and former Fontana-Philips A&R man Franz Schmide-Nor- (George Paxton ASCAP) (Sylvia BMI) — den took over the North-German production in Hamburg. Programming man EAR ONE 26 * PALISADES PARK 65 Hans Roth, who headed up the disk show department of Radio Frankfurt for (Maureen BMI) (Claridge—ASCAP) years, took over as production chief. PLAYBOY 46 lEEP IN THE HEART OF TEXAS . . 83 Ariola is a sister firm of the Bertelsmann companies which includes the (Jobete BMI) (Melody Lane BMI) . biggest book printing firm in Germany and a book club of over 2.6 million P.T. 109 7 R. FEEL-GOOD .\ 81 members as well as the largest record club operation in Germany with between (Sigma BMI) (Cedarwood—BMI) ON'T PLAY THAT SONG 500-600,000 members. Another holding of the Bertelsmann operation is the *SECOND HAND LOVE 57 new TV production firm in Munich which is expected to help the book opera- (YOU LIED) 31 (Memo— BMI) tion by dramatizing books available through the Bertelsmann Ring. The TV (Progressive—BMI) SHE CAN'T FIND HER KEYS 37 operation may certainly help the record operation by serving as another outlet (Arch ASCAP) VERYBODY LOVES ME BUT YOU 10 for Ariola record stars and productions. 'The expected move of Ariola from its (Champion-BMI) SHE CRIED 6 (Trio BMI) Guetersloh headquarters to Munich in June has also been cancelled. The head offices of the record operation will remain in Guetersloh at present. OLLOW THAT DREAM 72 SHOUT (Part 1) 9 (Gladys ASCAP) (Wemar, Norn—BMI) It is reported by the journal Music-Information that Ariola spent over UNNY WAY OF LAUGHIN' 11 SHOUT, SHOUT (Knock million dollars more than its income in order to build up the present operation. (Pamper—BMI) Yourself Out) 16 Ariola is one of Germany’s top firms from the promotion angle and has its (B'way ASCAP) own teenage clubs in cities all over Austria and Gei’many. The firm broke the iINNY COME LATELY 56 SLOW TWISTIN' 14 deadlock of the four major record firms here who controlled the record busi- (Pogo ASCAP) (Woodcrest ASCAP) ness until this time. In the last few months, Ariola strengthened its foreign OOD LUCK CHARM 5 *SNAP YOUR FINGERS 100 (Gladys ASCAP) (Cigma—BMI) catalog with the addition of the strong Reprise, Cameo-Parkway and Laurie SO THIS IS LOVE 60 labels and the firm also distributes the French Barclay label which has given lEARTS 68 (Pattern—ASCAP) them top hits in German by Charles Aznavour and Dalida. Columbia is also (East-West— ASCAP) SOLDIER BOY 1 expected to give Ariola an outlet in the U.S. for its product. lEY, BABY! 62 (Ludix BMI) A few weeks ago, it was reported that Metronome Records had increased (LeBill BMI) SOMETHING'S GOT A HOLD the price on its singles from dollar to 1.12^. The reactions from the industry IIDE NOR HAIR 28 $1 ON ME 64 has been mixed toward this move, and Metronome director Lief Kraul reports (Tangerine—BMI) (Figure BMI) that IIT RECORD 50 SOUL TWIST 18 the reason for the raise is to give the dealer a greater profit from the (Luristan, Dreyer ASCAP) (Kylinn BMI) sale of singles, and to pay for the great amount of production necessary to HOW CAN I MEET HER 74 STRANGER ON THE SHORE 3 remain in competition on the German market. At present, over 200 new singles (Aldon—BMI) (Melin BMI) ai'e released in Germany monthly and few pay their way with sales. It is HOW IS JULIE 77 *THE STRIPPER 91 necessary to experiment with new records and new artists as well as new ap- (Sherman DeVorzon— BMI) (David Rose—ASCAP) proaches in order to get a top hit, and this experimentation must be paid for.

I CAN'T Metronome is the only firm that is affected by this price move. The wholesale STOP LOVING YOU . . . 55 TEACH ME HOW TO TWIST 76 (Acuff-Rose BMI) (Kalmonn ASCAP) price on singles has also been raised from 70 to about 78 cents. The other FOUND A LOVE 51 TEACH ME TONIGHT 45 majors have retained their 70 cent wholesale and 1 dollar retail price. (Peal BMI) (The Hub—ASCAP) It is also interesting to note that about 170 music publishers, 100 lyric LEFT MY HEART IN SAN TELL ME 27 winters and 530 composers divide the pop royalty pie in this country. The big FRANCISCO 75 (Odin Music ASCAP) fight between the GEMA (ASCAP—BMI type firm in Germany) and the tape (General-ASCAP) *THAT'S DESIRE 99 MY recorder owners here continues. GEMA says that due to the great amount of LOVE YOU 53 (Mills-ASCAP) (Chriss-BMI) *THAT'S OLD FASHIONED 80 private taping of radio broadcasts and records, a royalty on composers, pub- SOLD MY HEART TO THE (Aberbach— BMI) lishers, record firms, artists and lyricists must be paid. It is now possible for JUNKMAN 24 (The Mon Who Shot) LIBERTY the owner of a tape recorder to pay a yearly fee of $3 and therefore officially (Mills-ASCAP) VALANCE 52 tape the music that he wishes. Philips Records renorts that Gerhard Wendland WILL 42 (Famous ASCAP) just returned from the U.S. where he made his first English speaking records. (Camarilli—BMI) *THEME FROM BEN CASEY 95 English teenage star Helen Shapiro, who has her first German record on the LL TAKE YOU HOME 79 (Marfra n—ASCAP) market here released through Electrola Records, will make her TV debut here (Sunflower, Annie, Earl ASCAP) — *TURN AROUND. LOOK AT ME . . 85 on I'LL TRY the Peter Kraus Show at the be,ginning of June. SOMETHING NEW . . . 90 (American—BMI) Greek songstress Nana Mouskouri, who hit the million mark here with her (Jobete—BMI) TWISTIN' THE NIGHT AWAY ... 29 MAGINE THAT 84 (Kags BMI) first record and made sales news for Riverside with her German version of (Tree BMI) TWIST, TWIST SENORA 12 “White Roses Of Athens,” will record two LP’s in America in May. r KEEPS RIGHT ON A-HURTIN'. . 61 (Rock Masters— BMI) On May 22, the 4th Munich Jazz Festival will be held. The title of the (Tanridge BMI) TWISTIN' MATILDA 25 festival is “Jazz Goes To Munich.” TTY BITTY PIECES (Pickwick-General 59 ASCAP) That’s it for this week in Germany. (Good Songs BMI) (TWISTIN') WHITE SILVER SANDS 86 Electrola Records reports that the chart topper “Two Little Italians” by I WAS) BORN TO CRY 40 (Sharian BMI) (Disal—ASCAP) TWO OF A KIND 67 Conny has passed the % million mark in sales. WISH THAT WE WERE MARRIED 19 (Acuff-Rose BMI) Siw Malmkvist’s younger sister Lil Malmkvist, 21 year old Swedish star, (Joy—ASCAP) has recorded her first German record in Munich. UPTOWN 15 The 23 year old French songstress Isabelle Aubret, who won the “Song For AM (Part 1) 70 (Aldon-BMI) Europe Contest” with the French entry, will record her first German record (Cheltenham—BMI) in the next few weeks. THE JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY .... 93 VILLAGE OF LOVE 43 (Tommy Valando—BMI) (Trianon—BMI) OHNNY ANGEL 4 (Post ASCAP) WALK ON WITH THE DUKE . . 73 OHNNY JINGO 36 (Conrad, Karlan— BMI) Germany's Best Sellers (Dickson—ASCAP) WHAT'D I SAY 34 (Progressive—BMP 1. *Zwei Kleine Italiener (Two Little Italians) —Conny—Columbia—Peter :iNG OF CLOWNS 47 *WHEN I GET THRU WITH YOU . . 69 Meisel (Aldon-BMI) (Pamper—BMI) *WHY'D YOU WANNA MAKE 2. *No Bier, No Wein, No Schnaps (No Beer, No Wine, No Schnaps) —Gus Backus Polydor Schaeffers/Tonleiter EMON TREE 63 ME CRY 100 — — (Boulder ASCAP) (Aldon-BMI) 3. *Eine Rose Aus Santa Monica (A Rose From Santa Monica) —Carmela Ariola OVE CAN'T WAIT 88 *WOMAN IS A MAN'S BEST Corren— —Francis, Day & Hunter (Marty's BMI) FRIEND 96 4. Happy Jose—Jack Ross—London—Peter Meisel OVE LETTERS 21 (Claridge—ASCAP) 5. Geld Wie Heu (Johnny Will) —Gerd Boettcher—Decca—Rolf Budde (Famous—ASCAP) 6. *Alo Ahe Freddy—Polydor—Esplanade OVE — ME . WARM AND TENDER . 33 YOU ARE MINE 39 7. The Peppermint Twist—Caterina & Sylvio/Joey Dee—Decca /Roulette (Spanko—BMI) (Debmar—ASCAP) Marbot OVER, PLEASE 8 YOU BETTER MOVE ON 54 8. *Silvermoon Peter Kraus Polydor—^Gerig (Lyn-Lou—BMI) (Kevo BMI) — — OVERS WHO WANDER 20 YOUNG WORLD 23 9. *Ich Schau Den Weissen Wolken Nash/Einmal Weht Der Siidwind Wieder (Disal—BMI) (Four Star BMI) (I Look At The White Clouds/The South Wind Blow Again) —Nana Mouskouri—Fontana—Schaeffers Hawaii The Waikikis Telefunken Trumpf *Ai.terisk indicates first appearance on Top 100 10. Tattoo— — — * Original German copyright —

Chevron-Hilton Odeon Records just released an album entitled “1 American star Johnny Ray is currently doing a season at the Morrison Quar- Diamonds) with a group of the finest Brazilian m )tel in Sydney. On the same bill with Johnny is the Howard numbers of our music. Among the instrumental t from Zealand. New . „ . , completedi j trombone player, Maciel, and the sax player C; Bill Gates, star disk-jockey with Station 4BH in Brisbane, has in the united States rsill Zezinho and Lenita Bruno. .e American leg of his world tour. During his time his thanks Among the more recent releases by Musidisc is a ped many interviews with prominent American artists and sends and His Light Brigade under the Command label: him in the USA. all those people who helped _ volume 3. Enoch Light’s Orchestra is very well acce Johnny Devlin’s latest Festival label single brings a revival ot hive Min- lie and this new album, with a fine musical selectior ;es More” c/w “Heaven’s Plan.” , . , a tvt Brazilian Music is now in an excellent position on EMI very excited about a forthcoming album by local girl Patsy Ann JNoble, s debut into ago, foreign artists occupied the most important ith arrangements by Geoff Harvey. The package is Patsy Ann was included selling charts, but right now, only three foreign m e LP field and should prove to be a solid sales item. Patsy Ann best selling singles in Sao Paulo: Paul Anka, wi the line-up of the Col Joye Show at the recent Adelaide Arts Festival Barrios with “Poema” (Brazilian music in Spar hich drew a capacity crowd of 12,000 to Elder Park a lecord foi a one- Checker with “The Twist.” The other 22 are entire in Adelaide. , ght show ... , Max Moore—formerly with the Lee Gordon organization—has now taken Comparing with last year, 1962 is proving to be tional field. From Jan. until now, Brazil hasn’t hac 'er all tour arrangements for the Col Joye office. name performing here. And with the exception of RCA here have rush-released its first album by ace Dave Brubeck drummer, is_ entitled “It’s About May, there’s nothing about other foreign artist’s ci »e Morello. Trading on the “time”_ angle, package Janeiro. ime” and carries 12 titles which all include the word “time.” Tony Brady, a local singer currently in Singapore, has had his single of RGE Records released a double-compact with a Mg Things Are Happening” released in Hong Kong and Singapore by the Ricardo. With a warm and romantic voice, Paulo h iamond Music Company. According to all reports, Tony is enjoying great hot seller in the very near future. is for iccess on the tour. Everybody in Brazil waiting Reprise Re . Festival Records cashing in on the “Mother’s Day market with an EP oi reasons. The first one is Frank Sinatra, who has m in addition to the title around here. But Reprise has no Brazilian represem >1 Joye entitled “A Mother As Lovely As You” which ng carries “Home Sweet Home,” “M-O-T-H-E-R” and “Pal Of My Cradle trying to contact with Reprise in the U. S. inclu ays.” With Col’s popularity riding high this little package should do big Copacabana Records to issue “Ella (Fitzgerald) Sw isin6ss. (Riddle)” on the Verve label, which it handles in still continuing its fantastic run is “Moon River” by Henry Mancini, which most popular American singers in the country, and •ain holds down the coveted number one spot on our best-selling list this seller. eek. “Moon River” could well be displaced soon by Lucky Starr’s big novelty Copacabana has set a big collection of 78’s, comp t “I’ve Been Everywhere” which is the center of big sales action right across lease. The 78’s include such ai-tists as Agnaldo e nation. Carminha Mascarenhas, Ze Gonzaga, Uccio Gaeta, New singles from the EMI group include Pat Boone s “Quando, Quando, Roberto Audi and Altmamiro Carrilho. Five 78’s f uando”; “What’d I Say” by Bobby Darin; “Hole In The Ground” by Bernard national artists: Sue Thompson, Adriano Secconi, ribbins and “Runaway” by Lawrence Welk. Argentina and Juanito Valderrama. One of the Compacts is “Creuza Cunha,” named singing star who recently had a big hit called “L ROM HERE AND THERE: two compacts, designed for Mothers Day, with Ca heiros. Bryan Hyland’s “Ginny Come Lately” getting strong airplay. . . . Freddy include: with Ronnie innon’s “Teen Queen Of The Week” has been issued here on the Top Rank New LP’s “Remember” C( with his novelty single this column; “Sax Sensacional Number Three” wi bel. . . . Frankie Davidson getting plenty of action dinha Viaja Pelo Norte” with Altamiro Carrilho a lave You Ever Been To See King’s Cross?” . . . Jack Jones getting good ae- on with “Lollipops And Roses” which is released here through ARC on the is “Lena The Blues Side” by app label. . . . An album worthy of top sales On this territory for The Tokens . release in ena Home on RCA. . . Third single Brazil's Best £ irries “Big Boat” c/w “The Riddle.” ... On its way to hitsville is “Come ance With Me” by I5ddie Quinteros on the Time label. . . . Walter Brennan’s Did Rivers” has been released locally on the Liberty label through EMI. . . . SAO PAULO R] op English songstress Helen Shapiro looks like she’s making the grade here ith her Columbia slicing of “Tell Me What He Said.” . . . Helen’s cousin 1. *Amor—Silvana & Rinaldo Cal- 1. *Poemj iisan Singer is also getting airplay with her first single “Hello First Love.” heiros— (Copacabana) (Vitale) (Char another English hit is already show- — 2. *Amor . “Wonderful Land” by The Shadows— — 2. *Poema — Renato Guimaraes About . . include “Please Don’t Ask heiros g out on charts here. . New sheet copies (Chantecler) (Notas Magicas) and “I’ve Got Bonnie” for Tu-Con Music; “The 3. *Garot renda,” “Percolator Twist” 3. *Lembrancas—Miltinho — (RGE) ’hite Rose Of Athens” and “Twistin’ The Night Away” from Leeds Music. (Euterpe) — (RC single of “Paper Doll” starting to make 4. *Dois . . Graeme Bell’s trad jazz revival 4. *Decisao Cruel—Mauricy Moura lart headway. ... So too is “Love Letters” by Ketty Lester . . . and a sur- (RCA (Chantecler) (Smart) •ise chart item is “Handsome Guy” by Dick Lory on the Liberty label . . . 5. *Meu ? 5. *Garota Solitaria Angela Maria so in the chart department is Neil Sedaka’s newie “King Of Clowns.” . . . — — (RC al disk spinner Toni Penney doing the midnight to dawn stint five nights a (RCA) (Euterpe) 6. Lemb] eek on Station 2GB in Sydney—Jerome White does the other two nights. 6. 'The Twist—Chubby Checker tinent Lonnie Lee is entitled “Sitting By The River” 7. . . New Leedon label EP for (Fermata) *Ningu three other songs in addition to title tune. Como id carries 7. *Luar De Vila Sonia—Tito Mar- tinez— (Chantecler) (Vitale) Dias 8. *Quem 8. *Amor Em Serenata — Carlos Australia's Best Sellers Nobre— (RCA) Raul 9. *Palav 9. *Protesto — Nelson Gongalves (Colu; (RCA) (Euterpe) 10. *Amor l. Moon River (Henry Mancini—RCA) Chappel & Co. 10. Lurdinha Pereira nando 1. Good Luck Charm (Elvis Presley—RCA) Belinda Music *Lembranca— M *rve Been Everywhere (Lucky Stari’—Festival) Johnny Devlin Music (Chantecler) ••'Brazil 1. The Wanderer (Dion—Festival/Laurie) Tu-Con Music 5. Wonderful Land (The Shadows—Columbia) J. Albert & Son (B. Bumble & Stingers Festival) 5. Nut Rocker — Sao Paulo^s Top 1 7. *Sing (Johnny O’Keefe—Leedon) Jewel Music 5. Stranger On The Shore (Acker Bilk—Columbia) Robert Mellin Percolator Twist (Billy Joe & Checkmates London) Tu-Con Music D. — 1. *Cantos De Aves Do Brasil 6. *Miltir Orbison London) Acuff-Rose 0. Dream Baby (Roy — Johan Dalgas Frisch— (Copaca- (RGE *Locally produced record. bana) 7. '“'Selecc 2. *Ouvindo-Te Com Amor—Silvana Gonga & Rinaldo Calheiros — (Copaca- bana) 8. Joven Israel's Best Sellers 3. Let’s Twist Again—Chubby Paul Checker ( Parkway-Fermata) — 9. Festi'' 4. *Os Grandes Sucessos De Miltinho 1. Tell Me What He Said—Helen Shapiro Vario Miltinho (RGE) 2. The Young Ones— Cliflt Richard — — 5. '"’S Different—Billy Butterfield & 10. Your .3. Multiplication—Bobby Darin Ray Conniff (Columbia) Check 4. Moon River—Henry Mancini — 5. Teen Queen Of The Week—Freddy Cannon 6. Can’t Help Falling In Love—Elvis Presley 7. The Wanderer—Dion RIo De Janeiro's Tor: 8. Town Without Pity—Gene Pitney 9. The Door Is Open—Tommy Hunt 0. Hey! Baby—Bruce Channel 1. Twist With Chubby Checker— 6. Roma 1. Things I Want To Hear— Shirelles (Parkway—Fermata) — (M 2. Stranger On The Shore—Mr. Acker Bilk 2. *Selecao De Ouro Number Three 7. Metal 3. Love Me Warm And Tender—Paul Anka —Nelson Gongalves— (RCA) —He; 8. *Incon 4. What’d I Say—Bobby Darin 3. *Isto E Danca—Sidney— (Colum- 5. Loveland—Paul Anka bia) (RC/ 6. When My Little Girl Is Smiling—Drifters 4. *Miltinho E Samba—Miltinho— 9. *Ed 1 Orga( [7. Kissin’ 'Twist —Jack Hammer (RGE) 18. He Knows I Love Him Too Much—The Paris Sisters 5. *Ninguem Gostou De Alguem 10. Let’s [9. Lover Please—Dennis Turner Como Eu Gosto De Ti—Orlando Checl 50. Twist, Twist, Senora—Gary U.S. Bonds Dias— (Odeon) *Braz — ...... /

Holland's Best Sellers

1. Tanze Mit Mir In Den Morgen (Gerhard Wendland/Philips) (Benelux Cdsh Box I Music/Weert). 2. The Young Ones (Cliff Richard/Columbia) (Les Ed. Int. Basart/Amster- dam' 3. Zwei Kl Jits Italiener (Conny Froboess/H.M.V.) (Uitgeverij Portengen/

BELGIUM Haarlem ) Philips’ Records Belgium gave Cash Box the big news that its representation 4. Mexico (Willy Schobben/Artone, Bob Moore/London) (Acuff Rose Music or Belgium of the Mercury label just came about and in fact a very good Benelux/Brussels) ne, since artists like Leroy van Dyke with “If A Woman Answers,” Dinah 5. Norman (Sue Thompson/Funckler, Willeke Alberti/Philips) (Acuff Rose Washington with “Dream” and “Such A Night,” and Bruce Channel with “Hey Music Benelux/Brussels). laby” and “Dream Girl,” show excellent sales figures. 6. Let’s Twist Again (Chubby Checker/Columbia) (Belinda/Amsterdam). fact in the record business remains the repertoire of Most remarkable 7. Happy Jose (Ching Ching) (Willy Schobben/Artone, Jack Ross/London) loeur Sourire, the little sister of the Dominican Order, which continues to (Uitgeverij Portengen/Haarlem ) core in LP sales. The same repertoire soon will be released on the American 8. Midnight In Moscow (Jan Burgens/Storyville) Int. larket in stereo through Mercury Records. (Les Ed. Basart/ Amsterdam). Philips also announced that from now on it’s the representative of follow- ig American labels in the Jazz field: Riverside, Jazzland, World Pacific, Jazz 9. Katinka (De Spelbrekers/Decca) (Les Ed. Int. Basart/Amsterdam). ’acific. Contemporary, Prestige Bluesville, Prestige Moodsville, Prestige Swing- 10. De Blinde Soldaat (Zangeres Zonder Naam/Philips) (Benelux Music/ ille, Hi-Fi, and Goodtime Jazz. Label has high expectations in sales of big Weert). ames like Wes Montgomery, Thelonius Monk, Cannonball Adderley and Les IcCann. Amidst the twist-rage again another oasis of music, good to listen to, and- Belgium's Best Sellers t the same time—excellent to dance to^—emerges on our local market. Philips as recorded a sensational trio: Los Bimbos, of Spanish-Basque origin, com- (FLEMISH) (WALLOON) osed of Rafael, Alberto and Ramon, who met in Paris where they were stu- ents. A common passion for music and more particularly for Spanish and 1. Let’s Twist Again (Chubby 1. Ya Ya (Joey Dee And Starliters/ outh American folk songs, brought them together. Rafael, the eldest, who Checker/Columbia) (Belinda/ Roulette, Petula Clark/Vogue) ms already master of arts from the University of Salamanca, took the lead Brussels) (World Music/Brussels). f the trio. He is a talented composer (“Noches Blancas” and “Mi Piraqua,” 2. Oh La La Louise (Eric Genty/ 2. Love Me Warm And Tender (Paul VO songs on this first record, were composed by himself) and also an excel- Anka/RCA) (Spanka Music/ Decca) (Fonior/Brussels). mt guitarist. The sonority of his guitar “Requinto” on which he plays bril- 3. Viens Danser Twist Brussels). Le (Let’s ant solo, is much like that of the Paraguayan harp. Alberto was studying Twist Again) (Johnny Hallyday/ ommercial science when he answered the call of music. He currently special- 3. Mexico (Bob Moore/London) Philips, Chubby Checker/Colum- :es in popular songs, while Ramon, who was about to become an agronomist, (World Music/Brussels). bia) (Belinda/Brussels). jels particularly interested in the folksongs repertoire. Their first record was 4. Retiens La Nuit (Johnny Hally- 4. The Young Ones (Cliff Richard/ 'elcomed enthusiastically by the folkmusic-loving public. Columbia) (Essex Music/Brus- day/Philips) (Peter Plum Publi- cations/Brussels) . Siemens’ best selling disks of the month are: “Ein Herz Das Kann Man sels). 5. Le Lion Est Mort Ce Soir (Henri ficht Margot Eskens and “Le Mexican” by Marcel Amont. Pia Kaufen” by 5. The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Tokens/ Salvador/Philips) (Essex Music/ ^ck with “Tell Me Where Can I Go” and Peter Kraus with “Silvei’moon” still RCA) (Essex Music /Brussels). Brussels). ?main on the top. 6. Et Maintenant (Gilbert Becaud/ 6. Ya Ya (Joey Dee And The Star- H.M.V.) (Ed. Raoul Breton/Brus- Ivan Jacaud is a well-known poet, guitar-player and singer. He has gathered lighters/Roulette) (World Music/ sels). lese peculiarities and his great talent on an extended play grouping six dif- Brussels). 7. The Twist ;rent but always humorous songs which are “something new” in our hit world. Peppermint (Joey Dee 7. Rock-A-Hula Baby (Elvis Pres- and Starliters/Roulette, The Cou- On Newtone Sobedi released “Tango Italiano” by Cocki Mazzetti and sales ley/RCA) (Belinda/Brussels). sins/Palette) (World Music/ ere very interesting, in spite of the competition, record had with the version Brussels) 8. The Fly (Chubby Checker/Colum- Milva. Sobedi also released the Fidelity version of the recent No. 1 hit in 8. Lecon De Twist (Caterina Val- y bia) (Belinda/Brussels). le U.S., “Hey Baby” by The Banlons. Other new interesting Sobedi releases ente/Decca) (Moderny/Mous- re “Twistin’ Postman” by The Marvelettes, “Do You Know/Let’s Go” by Joey 9. Hoor Mijn Lied Violetta (Bobbe- ci’on ) ringo, a good Flemish version of “White Roses of Athens” by Annie Heuts, jaan Schoepen/Decca) (World 9. Les Millions d’Arlequin (Francis ad an accordion version of the same title by Roger Eggermont. Music/Brussels). Linel/Ricordi) (Ed. Raoul Breton/ Brussels ) Among singles new releases of SA Gramophone are several hot records 10. La Paloma/No More (Freddy/ 10. Si Tu Me Telephones (Johnny ke: “Cry” b/w “Scotch And Soda” by Johnny Ray (Liberty), “El Cid” b/w Polydor, Elvis Presley/RCA) Hallyday/Philips) (Peter PluTn [n Old Madrid” by Clyde Otis (Liberty), “Guitar Twist” b/w “Bumble Bee ( —/Belinda/Brussels) Publications/Brussels). wist” by The Ventures (Liberty), “Don’t You Know” c/w “Twist Balaluba” y Burt Blanca (HMV), “The Mexican” c/w “Lover’s Guitar” by The Fentomes Parlophone), “Was Wird Aus Mir,” the German version of “Et Maintenant” Gilbert Becaud (Electrola), “Choucrouten Tango” c/w “Un Clair De Lune Sweden's Best Sellers y Maubeuge” by Annie Cordy (Columbia), “I Will” c/w “Proud” by Vic Dana 1. Good Luck Charm (Elvis Presley/RCA) Belinda (Scandinavia) Dolton-Liberty), “Count Everything” c/w “I Know” by Timi Yuro (Liberty) AB Hashed Potato Time,” U.S. hit by Dee Dee Sharp (Cameo-Columbia) and 2. Zwei Kleine Italiener (Conny Froboess/Columbia) Sweden Music south Pacific Twist” c/w “Long Tall Sally” by The Rocky Fellers (Parkway- 3. Walk On By (Leroy Van Dyke/Mercury) Evan Mogull Music/Sweder olumbia). 4. Love Me Warm And Tender (Paul Anka/RCA) Bens Music AB 5. *Sol Och Var (Inger Europa-Produktion On May 26th Tom Manders (“Dorus” on Philips records) will have his 35th Berggren/HMV) reduction on TV. An old (golden) Ford model from the 20’s was presented 6. Chattanooga Choo Choo (Floyd Cramer/RCA) Reuter & Reuter

I him recently marking his 500,000th sold record. 7. Tina Och Marina (Zwei kleine Italiener) (Tina & Marina/Karusell) Swe- den Music German film producer Truck Branss of Saarland Radio TV came to Am- & 8. The Young Ones (Cliff Richard/Columbia) Gehrmans erdam for ideas for a Ria Valk show with the Dutch capital as background, 9. Let’s Twist Again (Chubby Checker/Columbia) Belinda r. Frank Visser, who recently joined Phonogram’s Press and Public Relations (Scandinavia) AB epartment, showed him around. 10. Ching Ching (Happy Jose) (Jack Ross/Dot) Sonet Music *Local Copyright Dutch folksinger Marie-Cecile Moerdijk, who has had many airings and a P of international folksongs on Philips, went to Lapland for a six-week stay, 1 hear and to learn local music and songs. Denmark's Best Sellers Philips has a new single record by Ping-Ping (famous for his “Sucu Sucu”: Chipi Chipi,” “Maria Besame” (L. C. Phonogram). m b/w 1. Schwarze Rose Rosemarie (Peter Kraus/Polydor) Multitone 2. Zwei Kleine Italiener (Conny Caterina Valente’s latest Dutch sung single, with San Remo successes “Tango Froboess/Columbia) Sweden Music aliano” and “Gondoli Gondola,” is selling like hot cakes, John Ros, Phono- 3. Elisabeth-Serenade (Gunter Kallmann/Polydor—Raquel Rastenni/Sonetl ram-Decca label manager, told Cash Bax. Imudico 4. Ching Ching (Happy Jose) (Perry Knudsen/Metronome) Musikproduk- Publisher loop Portengen obtained strong Dutch record versions of Amer- tion Winckler an hits under his control for Holland: “Ginny Come Lately” (sung by John 5. Sol Og Var (Sol Och Var) (Inger Berggren/HMV Raquel Rastenni “Caterina” (sung in — ion for Philips), Dutch by Vico Torriani for Decca). Sonet) Multitone ost popular Dutch guitar-group The Jumping Jewels recorded Portengen’s 6. Walk (The Clifters/Philips) Ivan Parade Tango,” which will be released by Philips all over the world. On By Mogull Music/Sweden Music 7. The Young Ones (Cliff Richard/Columbia) Dacapo Musikforlag 8. Let’s Twist Again (Chubby Checker/Columbia) Belinda (Scandinavia) AB 9. La Novia (Lis Bjornholt/Odeon—Poul Bundgaard/Polyphon) Morks Hot Twist Wax Musikforlag 10. *Den Morke Landevej (Gustav Winckler/Tono) Musikproduktion Winckler MILAN—Shown above is the cover of “Let’s Twist Again” by Peppino di Capri on Carisch, which was instru- Eire and N. Ireland's Best Sellers mental in breaking the twist craze in 1. Hey! Baby—Bruce Chanell (Mercury) Italy. According to Carisch the disk 2. Dream Baby—Roy Orbison (London) 3. Wonderful Land—The Shadows (Columbia) has sold 400,000 copies since it was 4. When My Little Girl Is Smiling—Jimmy Justice (Pye) first released last December. The 5. Tell Me What He Said—Helen Shapiro (Columbia) 6. Twistin’ The Night Away—Sam Cooke (R.C.A.) firm’s execs expect the wax to reach 7. Never Good-Bye—Karl Denver (Decca) an even higher mark in the sales 8. Young World—Rick Nelson (London) 9. She’s Got You—Patsy Cline (Brunswick) department. 10. Hey Little Girl—Del Shannon (London)

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SCANDINAVIA iINMARK As part of its promotion on Connie Francis’ stay in Italy, CGD has a dealer songs are popular in Denmark at the moment. This week, the German very contest going for the best window display devoted to her latest release in Italy, 3t three best selling records are of German origin. Top seller is Peter Kraus “Luna Caprese (Capri’s Moon).” Appropriate prize: a free two-day stay at th Rosemarie,” followed by Conny Froboess _with the Euro- “Schwarze Rose Capri. don Song Festival entry “Zwei Kleine Italiener” and the Gunter Kallman- Twist festival were held recently in Genova, Bergamo, Torino and Milan. oir with “Elisabeth-Serenade” at third spot. _ Adriano Celentano and Pino Donaggio took part in the shows. Only Danish song among the best sellers is “Den Morke Landevej (The Arturo Testa leaving for the States for a 10 day tour of New York (Car- irk from the Danish film “Prinsesse For En Dag (Princess For A Highway)” negie Hall), Boston, Philadelphia and Chicago. Testa records for Melodicon ly).” It is a recording with Gustav Winckler on Tono that’s doing well. (Italian Philips). A Danish song hitting on the international market is “Django,” composed Back from a 25 day stay in Caracas with his brother, Tony Dallara, Gino Mogens Petersen, 19, guitarist in the young and successful group The Lardera told Cash Box that Tony was a success in theatres and night spots ifters, recording for Philips. “Django” has so far been sold to 12 countries. in the city, and that about 10,000 copies of an LP, featuring his hit, “Bambina Danish accordion-player Mogens Ellegaard now touring the United States, Bambina,” were sold there. mon Brehm of Karusell-Joker Records, Sweden, in Copenhagen with Count Seven thousand copies reportedly sold in a week’s time of Frank Verna’s ,sie and His Orchestra. Brehm is handling their concert tour in Scandinavia. “FacimeT A Twist,” adapted from the old favorite, “0 Sole Mio.” Waxing is NLAND on the Jubilee label, distributed in Italy by Rifi Records. More)” by Elvis Presley Philips has released an EP with four songs numbered as No. 1, 2, 3 and 4 RCA Italiana reports action on “La Paloma (No stead of titles. The idea is that the listeners shall write lyrics and give the and “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” by The Tokens. Nosotros” in Spanish and Italian on ngs a title. Some good prizes are waiting for the best lyrics. Behind the idea Cocki Mazzetti recording “Ruega Por in a test the a wish to find new and good lyric writers in Finland. Rifi. Some 1,000 copies have been sent out on both versions by Jount Basie and Orchestra gave some successful concerts in Helsinki. Tickets label to see which reading is to be finally released. visit to the Vogue house ire sold out more than a month in advance. Simon Brehm of Karusell-Joker Piero Scussel, of Durium’s foreign labels, paid a executives icords in Stockholm, handling the Basie Scandinavian tour, was in Helsinki in Villetaneuse, Paris, and received a warm reception from Vogue Mr. Barouh and Mr. Lambert. [• the concerts. Paul Claude, Claudio Villa, responsible with Domenico Modugno for the victory of “Addio JRWAY Addio” at this year’s San Remo Festival, has signed a new three year contract Iversen & Frogh A/S, Norwegian distributor of EMI reports one of the best with Cetra Records, based in Turin. Villa has some new disks on the market. asons in a long time. Not less than six of the 10 best selling records are from The new Domenico Modugno disking on Fonit is “La Notte Del Mio Amore dl, all six being at the Columbia label. The most recent of the Columbia top (The Night of My Love).” Fedelta” show, Hers is “Zwei Kleine Italiener (Two Little Italians)” with Germany’s Conny Dick Caruso was the guest star recently on the “Alta TV oboess, moving from sixth to third spot this week. singing “Pretty Eyed Baby” and “My One & Only Prayer.” until 5. Radio and Coming up strongly in Norway is Swedish singer Siv Malmquist with her Antonio Preito coming to Italy May 15 for a stay June TV .” appearances are scheduled. )rwegian version of “Don’t Read The Letter. . . on Metronome. Another records bows with rong Norwegian recording is Anita Thallaug’s Norwegian version of “Zwei Rifi’s new line of cultural, educational and documentary eine Italiener” at Nor-Disc. The Norwegian title is “Tina Og Marina.” “Processo Eichmann (The Trial Against Eichmann).” Zecchino In Norway for the Count Basie concerts were Simon Brehm, president of Sahara Records, distributed by Rifi, has the rights to the “Lo irusell-Joker Records of Stockholm. Norwegian EMI-singer Jan Hoiland D’oro,” the festival for children held in Bologna. LU’ing Sweden at the moment. He has also made some recordings in Swedish. VEDEN Italy's Best Sellers Back from United States is Felix Alvo, president of Knappupp Records, hile in New York, he tried to see as much as he could at Broadway and other of Knappupp’s This 1 Week nters of show biz. Maybe looking for ideas for the celebration Ago th birthday later this year? Week Swedish championship in Twist was arranged at the jazz spot Nalen on 1. 1. Moliendo Cafe: Mina—Italdisc Garcia—Palette Marino Marini oril 23. Behind the event was local magazine Show Business and its publisher Durium Umberto Mantovani—Meazzi, Rubito Dallas—Rifi/Pub- ke Gerhard and Nalen. Winners were Britt-Louise Schollart and Jean Ander- lished by Curci n, both from Stockholm. The first prize was a flight to Copenhagen. Sixteen 2. 2. *Tango Del Mare: Betty Curtis—C.G.D./Published by Leopardi uples from all over Sweden had won local competitions and started in the 3. 4. ’^Like I Do: Nancy Sinatra—Reprise/Published by Ricordi ampionship in Stockholm. 4. 9. La Paloma: Elvis Presley—RCA/Public Dominium Nazonale The Spotnicks, a local rock n’ roll orchestra from Gothenburg, western 5 . — *Ciao Amore: Adriano Celentano—SAAR/Published by veden, recording for Karusell, have begun their international career. They 6. 12. *La Ragazza Col Maglione: Pino Donaggio—VCM/Published by ive been offered two months’ engagements at dance clubs in Berlin, and Curci so German TV is interested. 7. 5. Tiger Twist: Armando Sciascia—Vedette/Published by Ariston Bernt Baune of Gehrmans told Cash Box that he is expecting a lot from 8. 3. Let’s Twist Again: Peppino Di Capri—Carisch, Chubby Checker listin’ The Night Away,” the sheet music to be published any day now. A Parkway/Published by Aberbach cording with Sam Cooke on RCA might very well be a top seller here in 9. 8. "Tomorrow Night: Arturo Testa—Philips lar future, according to Baune. Another song, also published by Gehrmans, 10. — *Eclisse Twist: Nina—Italdisc/Published by Campi “Love Letters” with the Ketty Lester recording being released here soon. 11. 7. Twistin’ The Twist: Caterina Valente—Decca/Published by Mes- 1.Lennart Reuterskiold of Reuter & Reuter told Cash Box that “Where Have saggerie Musicali 11 The Flowers Gone?” with Kingston Trio is looking very well. Also a 12. — Moon River: Henry Mancini—RCA/Published by Ricordi vedish version of “Ham Drum Blues” seems like a top seller, according to 13. — Twist Italiano: Lou Monte—Repnse/Unknown euterskiold, who is rushing out the sheet music. Another song which might 14. 10. Wheels: Caterina Valente—Decca, Marcel Amont—Polydor/Pub-

7.! something extra is “Vasavisan (The Wasa Song),” sung by Inga Sweyert lished by Bridge i Knappupp. The song is backed with “The Wasa Story” where Olof Franzen 15 . — *Amema E Core: Cliff Richard—VCM/Published by Leonardi 11s how he found the wreck of the Swedish vessel Wasa, a warship built in ’"Denotes original Italian numbers. 128. On its debut journey, it sank in the harbor of Stockholm and after more an 300 years under the water, the wreck was discovered by Franzen in 1956. fter hard work, the ship was rescued in 1961 and is now being prepared to icome a museum placed in the heart of Stockholm. The work with rescuing Jamaica Jaunt ’asa has been much observed all over the world, and the record made by nappupp has been made in a Swedish as well as an English version. Great terest from aboard is reported. New top seller in Sweden is Elvis Presley on RCA, this time with his record- g of “Good Luck Charm.” RCA has two more records among the Top 10, liove Me Warm And Tender” with Paul Anka is fourth and “Chattanooga hoo Choo” with Floyd Cramer is at the sixth spot. Doing best on the Swedish est Sellers at the moment is, however, EMI with five out of ten records from olumbia. Mercury and HMV labels. Swedish TV producer Ake Falck was very lucky at the International TV estival in Montreux in Switzerland where his program “Kaskad” was vai’ded the first prize as best TV program presented at the Festival. Caskad” is a musical entertainment program which soon will be televised in ost countries all over the world. Among others, Eartha Kitt appeared on the fogram. Second prize in Montreux went to the Czechoslovakian TV for its rhe Lost Show.” Third prize went to Germany for “Too Young To Be Blond,” musical with among others Swedish recording artists Lill-Babs and Bibi )hns. The prize to Ake Falck means a lot to Swedish TV as well as to Falck Bi’sonally, who always has been criticized for his programs, considered by any “too cultural to be entertaining.” Representatives for TV companies •om all over the world in Montreux had a different opinion. Norway's Best Sellers Sant ar Livet (You Can Have Her) (Anita Lindblom/Fontana) Ivan Mo- gull/Sweden Music 1. Let’s Twist Again (Chubby Checker/Columbia) Belinda (Scandinavia) AB 1. Zwei Kleine Italiener (Conny Froboess/Columbia) Sweden Music 1. Wonderful Land (The Shadows/Columlaia) Norsk Musikfoidag 5. Tell Me What He Said (Helen Shapiro/Columbia) Reuter & Reuter 3. Good Luck Charm (Elvis Presley/RCA) Belinda (Scandinavia) AB Det Var Du Som Sa Nei (Wings Of A Dove) (Grynet Molvig/RCA) Bel- KINGSTON—Roy Hamilton recently guested on the JBC dance party here. inda (Scandinavia) AB The chanter was received so well that he was invited back to join in the fes- 3. The Young Ones (Cliff Richard/Columbia) Musikk-Huset A/S tivities when the island gets its independence on August 6. Shown (left to 9. Ching Ching (Happy Jose) (Dave Appell/Columbia) Sonet Music right) are Graham Forbes, Hamilton’s accompanist, the songster and his 0. Dream Baby (Roy Orbison/London) No Publisher manager Bill Cook. A local JBC deejay is pictured interviewing Hamilton. RGENX I NA CANADA

A visitor to Argentina is Andy Russell, well known Latin American show- Merle Kilgore, currently doing very well in many parts of the country with an, who has come to Buenos Aires to start a series of TV programs on Chan- his Mercury waxing of “42 In Chicago,” appeared in Winnipeg on April 28, Grand Ole Opry. Reg Ayres, of il 7, and make some recordings. He will stay here for about three months. along with the Marty Robbins show from The Kilgore Jorge Salatino is Dimsa Records’ new promotion chief; thus, Hugo Menio- the Quality office in Winnipeg, sends word that the aforementioned ch will concentrate his work on management of the diskery. Salatino will disk is riding high on both the pop and country charts of CKY and CKRC in ntinue his radio programs on LS5 Radio Rivadavia, where he has been a dee- the Manitoba (Capital. Record that seems to really take hold in numerous demand for y for several years. Canadian markets is Toni Fisher’s “West Of The Wall.” Heavy the disk is reported in such widely separated areas at Ottawa and Winnipeg. Producciones Fermata is starting a new branch of its organization; It will Always an individualistic market, to say the least, as far as retail record sales art producing short musical films for TV. There are already 12 films planned are concerned is Quebec City. Tunes that go nowhere in other parts of the ath a length of six to 10 minutes) and production will begin June 1. Dis- country will do real well there. And by the same token, songs that are very ibution is already arranged for Argentina, Venezuela, Peru and Uruguay, popular in Quebec City just don’t happen in other areas. However, it now looks rentually, these films would be dubbed to Portuguese and shown in Brazil. like the Old Walled City has started something that may catch on across the Michael Davis of Ariel Records informed Cash Box that the label is re- nation. It’s Connie Francis record, “Jamais,” which the thrush recorded on a rding an LP with Mito Garcia and several tunes by Martin Ray. Thus, the recent visit to France. A Quebec City deejay, St. Jean Cote of CHRC, got hold skery continues its plan of local recordings. (Previously, Ariel released of one of the original French records of the song from France, and began play- ly foreign recordings.) Since Erroll Garner is to visit Argentina in a couple ing it. The resulting demand for the disk in Quebec City alone has Quality’s months, Ariel wanted to release in Argentina one of the LP’s he recorded Montreal Branch tied in knots. At last report, the record was back ordered to r ABC Paramount in the U.S. However, this hasn’t been possible because the tune of 2500, and was on the verge of breaking wide open in two other BC own the rights of releasing such albums in the U.S. only. major French-speaking areas, Montreal and Ottavva. folk singer appeared at Ottawa’s Mexico’s Quartet Los Corsarios is in Buenos Aires, to perform on TV Chan- Ed McCurdy, world renowned Canadian Le last of April. is the com- 1 13 on the Casino Philips program. One of the tunes they will present is Hibou Coffee House during the days McCurdy I Had lube Sube Tu,” which is now being promoted here. poser of a tune just released on Decca by The Tarriers, “Last Night The Strangest Dream,” which marks the return of the Tarriers to the world of Surco Industries Musicales has released “Multiplication,” by Bobby Darin wax after a considerable layoff. the Atlantic label, and has also recorded it in Spanish by Los Jets. Odeon Bobby Curtola’s newest release out on Tartan, entitled “You Must Belong To )ps has cut the same tune by Mexican twister Manolo Munoz. Me.” Early reaction is encouraging, and “Fortune Teller” continues to chalk up Esteban Mangione, Brazilian publisher, is in Buenos Aires, coordinating all kinds of new sales marks for the young Port Arthurite. th Fermata the launching of “Oba,” the latest Brazilian Carnival hit. Gene Cornish, Ottawa born youngster now living in Rochester, New York sent in a copy of his brand new Vassar release. “My Baby Ran Away From April 25 was the premiere in the Barbizon Plaza of New York of the musi- Me,” appears to be a solid teen favorite. His recent personal appearances in I comedy “The Difficult Woman,” which is based on a comedy written by the Ottawa Montreal area will benefit him and his new disk. rgentine author Conrado Nale Roxlo, and already presented in Buenos Aires — record that came out of left field into prominence in the Ottawa area “Una Viuda Dificjl” with big success. The music for the comedy has been A recently, and is still climbing is the London release by Anna-Lena, “Iwan fitten by Dick Freitas and the songs (in English) belong to Morty Neff and K>rge Mysels. Iwanowitsch.” The American release on Landa was programmed frequently on CKOY and resulted in many calls inquiring where the disk could be pur- Julio Korn Publishers informs that Suevia Films of Spain has acquired the chased. One of the phone calls inquiring about the song originated with the jhts to the film “La Patota” (Ultraje) in that country. The four songs it Russan Embassy, where the song was—so we were told—one of the most ntains will be issued in Spain by Canciones del Mundo, the Augusto Alguero popular of the day. ibbery. CJMS Radio in Montreal recently conducted a Kenny Ball promotion in co- In the Chile section of last week’s column, it was incorrectly stated operation with Peter Barth of Folkways, distributors of the Ball hits on the at Jaime Roman, who left Philips Chilena S.A., was an A&R man at the Pye label. The promotion centered around the new Kenny Ball Album, “Mid- Del. Actually, he was in charge of radio promotion. The Philips label’s exec- night In Moscow.” Eight thousand entries were received and 15 copies of the ive lineup consists of: Alan Trossat, manager; Herman Serrano, production Ball LP were awarded as prizes. In the forefront of the promotion were dee- d repertoire; and Saul San Martin, arrangement & director of local record- jays Pierre Lalonde and Jacques Desormeaux of CJMS. Peter said that the flip gs. side of the new Kenny Ball release, “March Of The Siamese Children,” entitled “Vilia.” It’s the standard, with an up dated “Midnight In Moscow” ap- “Monica,” the leit motiv of the film “Buscando A Monica,” is being widely proach by Ball and his Jazzmen that may do even better than the plug side, omoted by JK; there are two versions, one by Roberto Yanes (Columbia) “March.” d another by Andy Russell (Dimsa). Jack Silvers, broadcasting regularly on CJSS-TV in Cornwall, Ontario has a Music Hall has released the first waxing of Los Santos for its new label: new Acadia release that seems to be stirring up interest in several areas. “The lacida Para Mi” and “Cuando Cuando Cuando,” both in Spanish. The or- Last Letter” b/w “Make Me Smile Again” are the two sides by Jack and his estra and arrangements were directed by Lucio Milena, who will also cut “Sons Of The Plains.” '0 LP’s with popular music for the same label. Bob Martin, Columbia’s manager of advertising and sales promotion in Toronto, reports that yet another young Canadian is on the way to stardom, More about MH: Jose Basso will be the first artist to record in Sicameri- thanks to a Nashville recording session. Supervised for the label by erstwhile na’s new studios, which will be opened soon. His first waxing will be a stereo Canuck, Frank Jones, the Nashville session in question produced a great side ? will which include modern tango music. His three singers, Floreal Ruiz, for 13-year-old Sandy Selsie. The tune is “A Date With Loneliness,” and Bob is >berto Florio and Jorge Duram, will also be with him. The diskery is organ- very excited about its potential. Top LP for Columbia at this writing would ng a cocktail party the first days of May to celebrate the first record by be the soundtrack of “West Side Story.” Things are really moving at Columbia, IS Santos. and this includes the personnel. Charlie Camilleri vacates his post as Toronto Columbia has released a new promotional LP, under the title of “Burbujas branch manager to take up new position in sales promotion dept.. Rich Zurba, usicales.” The album contains the latest hits, and is expected to sell very Winnipeg Sales representative for the label, takes over the branch manager’s Wil- “11. Another strong record is Los Panchos’ “Luz Y Sombra,” which also may job in 'Toronto, and not to be outdone, Montreal branch manager Johnny a good chart rider. liams has moved into his new home in suburban Ste. Therese. A1 Albutt, promotion manager for Leeds Music, Canada Ltd., very happy over News from RCA: The label has released the first LP by the Trio Domino, the initial reaction to his firm’s song, “Sweet Polly” and the flip side of the th all their hits: “Pide,” “Santa,” “Cada Noche Un Amor” and some others. new Quality release by The Twotones, “Lessons In Love.” ICO Amor has been inked by 'TV Channel 11, for some performances in Deejays at CKWS in Kingston getting a lot of mileage out of the new re- 62.” lagazine Raul Lavie, Olga Lee, Johnny 'Tedesco, Palito Fransen and lease combining the talents of Chubby Checker and Bobby Rydell, “Teach Me her members of RCA’s “new wave” are appearing on Saturdays on Radio To Twist.” Bryan Olney reports that the record is one of the most requested bertad, in a program entitled “Idolos De La Juventud.” The diskery’s best at the hops he conducts through the “Limestone City.” Hers are “Let’s Twist Again” by Chubby Checker; “Twistin’ USA,” also by Ron Behan, formerly RCA Victor sales representative in the Ottawa area, lecker, “La Gorda” by Los Chalchaleros and “Happy Birthday Sweet Six- has left the post for a new Public Relations office with the CBC. sn” by Neil Sedaka. The Couriers, Ottawa based vocal group specializing in folk songs, are cur- Fermata Publishers have “Ojala,” the Italian song hit in Chile. The tune rently plowing through exams at Carleton U. in the Capital. They are booked Club in Orleans for three weeks, beginning 16. s been recorded by Domenico Modugno. There is also a promotion campaign into The Playboy New July Britten along of his a cooperation with Ariel Records) for “Hit The Road Jack,” the Ray Charles Dave sends a copy new release on the T.M.A. label. Top deck seems to be a song that he wrote, himself, entitled “Loneliness.” His Man- t; “The Lion Sleeps Tonight” will be issued as “El Leon Duerme De Noche” ager, Fred Horsely, is about to clinch a deal for coast to coast distribution with ,d “Un Anima Tra Le Mani,” another Italian song, as “Con El Alma En a major Canadian firm. IS Manos.” Ramona Galarza has started a three months series of programs on LR4 idio Splendid and will soon perform on TV. Odeon has released her fourth ARGENTINA (Continued) “Brisa Suave.” Another Odeon artist, Argentine Ledesma, has been per- rming in Chile with good success. Odeon has already put to sale the LP Disc Jockey Records have released an EP cut in Brazil by Leo Belico with th tangos cut by Chilean singer Lucho Gatica in Mexico, with Miguel Calo’s orchestra. Promotion is concentrated on “Exaltacion A La Mujer,” one of the chestra. It is expected to be a hit. Atahualpa Yupanqui, the well known folk tunes it contains. Rodriguez Luque, head of the diskery, told Cash Box that iger, has returned from the province of Cordoba, where he lives, to cut two Luis Bordon, Brazil harpist, has surprising sales in Argentina, through his bums for the same label. LP “A Orillas Del Parana,” released some time ago by D.J. Bordon records for Chantecler, which is represented here by Luque’s company. Music Hall is releasing a new LP by Brazilian songstress Elizete Cardoso: The SADAIC (Argentine Society of Authors and Composers) elections are II Encanto De Elizete.” As previously informed. Music Hall is now repre- near. Nearly everybody is sure that Cantiago Adamini, its current president, nting Copacabana Records, to which the lark is signed. will be re-elected, as SADAIC’s income has been increased in 100% nearly The National Theatre will present “Carnival” very soon, replacing “My Fair every year it was under his direction. The most probable vice-president is idy,” which is being shown now. The rights to the comedy cost 25,000 dollars Ricardo Tanturi, who will replace Alfredo de Angelis, who resigned about id Rosita Quintana and Juan Carlos Mareco will be the main actors. In case six weeks ago. )sita isn’t able to be in Buenos Aires in time to study her character well, Edami Publishers working on “Serenata Del Silbrador,” which has been satriz Bonnet will play it instead of her. already recorded by Frank Ferrar (Waldo de los Rios) for Columbia. Now, the Spanish version has been made, and it will be cut by Carlos Mendez for Los Cinco Latinos are planning a new tour of Europe for this year. They Odeon Pops, and Eduardo Farrell, on Record. Angela Maria has recorded the ,ve contracts to fulfill in radio and TV here, so it won’t be a very long trip, tune in Portuguese for RCA Brasileira. Another Edami tune is “Mi Amor leir last waxing, “Balada De La Trompeta,” is currently the #1 on the Ante Todo,” cut by Lucho Gatica (Odeon), Eduardo Farrell (Record) and ;ts. Columbia is also selling very well their latest LP. Rosamel Araya (Disc Jockey). “Mi Amor Ante Todo” has been composed by Yuyu Da Silva offered a cocktail party to the press and disk jockeys, before Mario de Jesus. anting her second trip to Europe, which will last about six months. In the Los Huanca Hua, the folk quartet, are recording their second LP, which st months, many Latin American artists have made visits to European will be released in three months by Odeon Pops. A good Odeon Pops seller untries, with good success, and are now planning to return. is “The Wanderer” by Dion, also featured in the “Favulozo 11” LP.

) Cash Box—May 12, 1962' International Section — ( FRANCE

659 LP’s will be withdrawn from the catalog of Columbia Records on May 20. The calm of Easter week and the vacation period seems to have pervadei These disks are exchangeable for any disks that were issued before April 20. the record world and if there is scarcely any big news to be announced, a Disks on the way out include 35 locally originated 10" LP’s; 37 stereo and 213 least everyone concerned with recording has time to make plans now for big mono 12" classicals; 124 mono 10" classicals; 139 mono 12" LP’s and 20 stereo ger things to come within a few weeks. Jean Fernandez, one of Barclay Rec 12" pop. In addition, 58 mono 12" LP’s and 28 stereo 10" LP’s (pop) will be ords’ A&R men, has had a unique idea. He has made a joint recording of hi cut out from the Columbia-handled MGM line. rockin’ Chausettes Noires and Maurice Chevalier. To be sure, the album i Toshiba Records will welcome two stars of the Liberty label this month, called “Le Twist Du Canotier” and the result is more than a success. Decidedlj Bobby Vee and The Ventures, on Liberty’s Dolton affiliate. Their arrival date Chevalier continues to astonish us all and this waxing is another example o is set for May 16. Big advertising and promotions are planned. his great vitality! On listening to it, one almost feels like asking who i Westminster is releasing another version of “Midnight in Moscow” (West- younger, Chevalier or the Chausette Noire’s soloist, Eddie Mitchell (who ha minister releases Kenny Ball’s reading here through the Pye label). The new left to do his stint in the army.) reading, due May 20, is by Van Areda & Jan Laure. Flip side is “Tango Itali- And speaking of youth, let’s note that the new Barclay “find,” Arielle, i ano” by the Reg Owen Orchestra. King Records is looking for the right artist just 15 years old but her talent is certainly mature enough! Arielle, we migh to cut “Tango Italiano” along with “Gondoli Gondola” (both tunes were finalists mention, comes originally from Lyons, her mother is a former concert singe in this year’s San Remo festival). and for some, this explains the fine voice Arielle lets us hear on her first disl Victor is reissuing this week a single that contains two sides that were hits Main tunes include “Le Petit Gonzales” and “Hop Dans La Riviere” (a fre some years ago. They are: “Call of the Far Away Hills” by Izumi Yukimura adaptation of “Lazy River”). Dalida has also waxed “Le Petit Gonzales. and “She Wore A Yellow Ribbon” by Asami Kuji. The publisher is Gilbert Marouani (Caravelle) who seems to want to add thi A special release from Teichiku are two twist albums, “Twist With Takashi best-selling tune to the list which includes that current hit, “Clair De Lun Fujiki—Twist #1” and “Twist With I George.” A Maubeuge.” Fernand Reynaud is the latest to record the latter tune an To increase disk sales, Columbia is opening two more distribution offices this even if its top position is already certain, it’s nice to know he’s done it to( month: one in Kanazawa and the other in Shinjiku. Others are reportedly Luc Barnet, another Barclay star, has waxed the hit tunes of 1914. planned for Yokohama and somewhere in Tokyo’s Great City Zone. Marlene Dietrich is back in Paris to star on the Olympia stage. There’s n Grammophone held a “charity twist party” recently in Tokyo. Label artists doubt that on opening night she will fill the hall, but no one knows how thing featured included Yoshiyuki Kohno, Mayumi Hata, Yoko Bandai and Keiji will go afterward. Olympia head, Bruno Coquatrix, can only wait and pra Takamiya. and help things along with a very good publicity effort. And while on the subject of music hall and concert stage, Louis Armstron and Count Basie are reportedly slated for Paris concerts soon, but even moi Japan's Best Sellers important at least for the young people here, are the coming May concerl of Ray Charles. INTERNATIONAL Vogue reports that its label will feature a new vocal group made up of fou 10. young ladies. “And all beautiful,” adds Charles Delaunay. They’re called “Le 1. Hats Off To Larry/Del Shannon, Atlantic; Sakamoto, Toshiba; Hisahiko Q Gams” and we’ll wait for their first disks before giving our opinion. Jack lida, Columbia Noguez is readying a new album to be entitled “Souvenir De Magic City. 2. Tonight/Richard Baymer, Columbia; Ferrante Teicher, UA; Don Mackey, & Marcel Bianchi and Denise Varenne, passing through Paris only, will tak Angel time nevertheless to do a session on May 17 and the studio is reserved fc 3. Twist No. 1/Takashi Fujiki, Teichiku; Chubby Checker, Parkway; Mark the next session of Les Fantomes on May 25. Richards, Philips Tutti’s Regis Tahar, reports that Fernand Reynaud is really settling dow 4. Blue Hawaii/Elvis Presley, Victor seriously to recording and getting new disks on the market. This should hel 5. Johnny Remember Me/Jane Laton, Victor; Takashi Kanai, King him to forget his troubles at the Studio Etoile. After “Clair De Lune . . . 6. Oh My Darling, Clementine/The Browns, Victor; Jimmie Tokita, King mentioned above, he will record “Le Tango Polaire” an old tune by Brum 7. Too Many Rules/Yukari Itoh, King; Kayoko Moriyama, Toshiba; Connie which is seeing the light again. 10. Francis, MGM; Kumiko Toto, Columbia Georges Jouvin, EMI’s “golden trumpet,” will record, for a change, “Wa 8. Moliendo Cafe/Hugo Blanko, Polydor; Sachiko Nishida, Polydor; Ray An- Do Wap” and ‘“r’en Fais Pas, Mon Vieux” (“Little Bit Of Soap”), mad thony, Capitol; Shoichiro Matsumiya, Toshiba known here by J. Hallyday. 9. Peppermint Twist/Joey Dee, Roulette; Adriano Celentano, King Robertino (President Records) has waxed a free French adaptation c Don’t Treat Me Like A Child/Mieko Hirota, Toshiba; Helen Shapiro, Co- Gelosia.” It’s called “Rien,” lyrics by Billy Nencioli. lumbia “Tango Della The award known as the “Soleil D’Or” (Golden Sun) has been given t LOCAL Gilbert Becaud for his song, “Et Maintenant.” The tune is an excellent on that held its ovra on the best-selling lists here for some time. We are unabl 1. Eriko/Yukio Hashi, Victor to give further details as far as the “Soleil D’Or” is concerned for it doesn 2. Otoko-no Uta/Dark Ducks, Yama King appear to shine very brightly in the firmament of song awards. We do knov 3. Ohsho (Ohsho Monogatari)/Hideo Murata, Columbia; Ichiro Mayama, however, that it is discerned by the French Radio following a poll amon King; Mitsusaburo Teppo, 'Teichiku listeners on which we have no details. Charles Trenet’s “L’Horrible Tango 4. Aizen Katsura (Tabi-no Yokaze)/Katsue Takaishi, Columbia also was on the “Soleil D’Or” winners’ list and Bourvil received the “humour 5. Wasurenai-sa/Kenji Kitahara, Columbia prize for his recordings in their entirety. 6. Garasu-no Johnny/I George, 'Teichiku 7. Nakun-ja Naize/Akira Matsushima, Victor 8. Kawa-wa Nagareru/Miki Nakasone, King 9. Hibari-no Watari-dori da-yo/Hibari Misora, Columbia France's Best Sellers Ue-o Muite Aruko/Q Sakamoto, Toshiba 1. Retiens La Nuit—Charles Aznavour—Georges Garvarentz. Recorded b J. Halliday. Publishing firm—Philips. Argentina's Best Sellers 2. Un Clair De Lune A Maubeuge—C. Blondy—Pierre Perrin. Recorded b Bourvil. Publishing firm—Caravelle. 1. Balada De La Trompeta (Ballada della Tromba) (Titanus—Fermata) Los 3. Le Lion Est Mort Ce Soir (The Lion Sleeps Tonight) —H. Salvador. R( Cinco Latinos, Jose Carli (Columbia); Nini Rosso, Gastone Parigi, Alberto corded by H. Salvador. Publishing firm—Disques Salvador. Frutos (Microfon); Gasparin (Philips); Los Cuatro del Embers (RCA); 4. Lecon De 'Ihvist ('Twistin’ The Twist) —D. Gerard—L. Morisse—Giusepi Condemar (L 10) Mengozzi. Recorded by R. Anthony—Les Chausettes Noires—Dalida— 2. Popotitos (Venice-Edami) Los Teen Tops (Columbia) Valente. Publishing firm—Caravelle. 3. Bailemos Otra Vez Twist (Let’s Twist Again) (Kallmann Rosarita 5. Le Mexicain—C. Aznavour—J. Plante. Recorded by Marcel Amont. Pul Fermata) Chubby Checker, Meyer Davis (Fermata); Richard Anthony, fishing firm—Polydor. Luis Aguile, Gasparino y los Picapiedras, Peppino de Capri, Los Juveniles (Odeon Pops); Lalo Fransen (RCA); Los Tinos (Music Hall); Don Goyo (Orfeo); Conjunto Primavera (Record); Eddie Clark (Serenata); Louis Common Language Prima (Music Hall) 4. Twist En USA ('Twistin’ USA) (Kallman Rosarita—Fermata) Chubby Checker, Meyer Davis (Fermata); Johnny Tedesco (RCA); Los Silver Stars (Orfeo); Las Guitarras del Diablo (Philips) 5. Feliz Cumpleanos, Dukes Dieciseis (Aldon—Fermata) Neil Sedaka (RCA) 6. 'Tierra De Amor (Loveland) (Spanka—Fermata) Paul Anka (Ariel) 7. Besitos Por Telefono (Kissin’ on the Phone) (Spanka—Fermata) Paul Anka (Ariel); Marty Cosens (RCA); Ricardo Roda (Orfeo) 8. *Gaucho Pachanguero (Korn) Carlos Argentine (Music Hall); Pichirili (Odeon Pops) 9. Bambina Bambina (Flaminia—EAR—Fortissimo) Tony Dallara (Colum- bia); Hector Cabrera (RCA); Ricardo Roda (Orfeo) 10. Nacida Para Mi (Nata Per Me) (Ricordi—Fortissimo) Adriano Celentano (Microfin); Los Santos (Music Hall) 11. *Juntitos Junitos (Korn) Los Cinco Latinos (Columbia) 12. El Viajero Twist (The Wanderer) Dion (Odeon Pops) 13. Mexico (Korn) Billy Vaughn (Music Hall) 14. La Noche Que Llore (The Night I Cried) Bryan Hyland (Ariel) 15. *Jugueteando (Fermata) Los Chalchaleros (RCA) 16. Luz y Sombra Los Panchos (Columbia) *Local product.

1. Teen Tops Vol. Ill (Columbia) 2. Favulozo II Selection (Odeon Pops) 3. La Locura Selection (RCA) 4. El Rey Del Twist Chubby Checker (Fermata) 5. *Alma Saltena Los Chalchaleros (RCA) 6. Rumbas Solamente Rumbas Orquesta Serenata Tropical (Orfeo) 7. *Folklore Argentine Los Huanca Hua (Odeon Pops) NEW YORK—Hiroshi Moriya, one of Japan’s most popular singers, recentl 8. Tangos Los Romanticos de Cuba (Ariel) visited with Goddard Lieberson, topper of Columbia Records, while enrout 9. *Los Grandes Exitos Los Cinco Latinos (Columbia) to the west coast to make some 'TV appearances as part of cross-countr 10. La Pomada (6th Explosivo) promo tour. The pair will meet again later this month when Lieberson visil *Local product. Japan. COUNTRY COUNTRY CgdiJl^ DISK JOCKEY REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS CosilLiillX REVIEWS B+ very good C4* fair WELDON ROGERS JACK DUNIGAN B good C mediocre KRZE WJTN Farmington, N. Mex. Jamestown, N.Y.

Big Boys Don't Cry (O. Stephens) 1. Alio My Love IW. Pierce)

She Thinks I Still Care (G. Jones) 2. Three Days (F. Young) Nobody's Fool But Yours (B. Owens) 3. Misery Loves Company (P. Wagoner) Go To Sleep Conscience (E. Tubb) 4. There’s Always One (R. Drusky) Bes) Dressed Beggar (C. Smith) 5. Tears Broke Out On Me (E. Arnold) Blue Side Of Lonesome (J. Reeves) 6. Unloved Unwanted (K. Wells) Like You Are (F. Hart) 7. Trouble’s Back In Town (Wilburn Bros.) Here We Go Again (R. Maddox) 8. Best Dressed Beggar In Town (C. Smith)

I Won’t Be Number Two (A. Dexter) 9. Bad News Gets Around (W. Smith) I’ve Got The Yearning (W. & W. Rogers) 10. Valley Of Teors (S. Whitman) “GERONIMO” (2:00) [Glad BMI—Western] JIM CLARK KEN BORT WEEL KATN “OPEN PIT MINE” (3:05) [Glad BMI—Gentry] Fairfax, Va. Idaho GEORGE JONES (United Artists 462)

Trouble’s Back In Town (Wilburn Bros.) 1. i Can Mend Your Broken Heart (D. Gibson) Get A Little Dirt On Your Hands (B. Anderson) 2. Dear One (D. McCall) George Jones proved his star status with his current biggie and premiere Adios Amigo (J. Reeves) 3. Deep In The Heart Of Texas (D. Eddy) wax for UA of “She Thinks I Still Care.” In “Geronimo” the songster Old Rivers (W. Brennan) 4. I Done Done It (W. Stewart) to duplicate his Top Tough Cat (R. Emery) 5. Adios Amigos (J. Reeves) has all the necessary success ingredients going for him China Doll (G. Hamilton IV) 6. Old Rivers (W. Brennan) present smash. The tune is a fast-moving folk-flavored opus all about King Or Clown (D. Flood) 7. Welcome Home (J. Thomas) the famous Indian with some smart pop-styled lyrics. The other side, Big Rive: Rose (B. Luman) 8. Somebody Save Me (F. Husky) Cold Dork Waters (P. Wagoner) 9. Walk On Boy (J. Dean) “Open Pit Mine” is catchy bluegrass heart-tugger with Jones turning Take Time (W. Pierce) 10. China Doll (G. Hamilten IV) in his expected flrst-class job in the chanting department. PETER VERBIN PAT SHIELDS CFPA KWOU “THE COMEBACK” (2:00) “OVER LONELY AND UNDER Port Arthur, Ont., Can. Omaha, Nebr. [Cedarwood BMI—Dill] KISSED” (2:36) You Take The Table (C. Gray) 1. Valley Of Tears (S. Whitman) I Le? It Slip Away (F. Young) 2. Chino Doll (0. Hamilton IV) IVanadora BMI—Young, Durham] Tears Broke Out On Me (E. Arnold) 3. Wolverton Mountain (C. King) P.T.— 109 IJ. Deon) 4. King Or A Clown (D. Flood) FARON YOUNG (Capitol 4754) She Thinks I Still Care (G. Jones) 5. Welcome Home Again (A. Bruhiley) She’s Got You (P. Cline) 6. Laughin' The Blues (S. Wooley) Valley Of Tears (S, Whitman) 7. The Day's Not Over Yet (S. James) Faron Young who is currently pulling in plenty of loot with his “Three If A Woman Answers (L. Van Dyke) 8. I Done Done It (W. Stewart) Days” smash, should go a similar success route with this pair of chart- Brown Mountain Light (S. James) 9. Dear One (D. McCall) contenders. is the Recipe For A Heartache (H. Thompson) 10. My Home (5. Hamblen) In “The Comeback” the chanter teamed up with Jordanaires for a top-notch novelty-styled opus. Young’s superior range TEX JUSTUS & NORM HALL CHUCK BROWN and pitch carry him in good stead on the side. With “Over Lonely And WBNL WJWS Under Kissed” the songster offers proof positive of his ability to sell a Boonville, Ind. South Hill, Va. ballad. Tune is a slow-paced, shuffle-beat lament on a traditional hillbilly theme. Either side here could develop into a hit item. Adios Amigo (J. Reeves) 1. I Can Mend Your Broken Heart (D. Gibson)

Charlie's Shoes (B. Walker) 2. I Done Done It (W. Stewart) Get a Little Dirt On Your Hands (B. Anderson) 3. Little Bitty Heart (C. King) If A Woman Answers (L. Van Dyke) 4. Best Dressed Beggar (C. Smith) “A LITTLE AT A TIME” (1:55) “IN THE JAILHOUSE NOW” Alla My Love (W. Pierce) 5. Take Time IW. Pierce) Unloved Uunwanted (K. Wells) 6. A Letter To My Heart (J. Reeves) [Johnny Cash BMI—Cash, Terry] (2:20) Tears Broke Out On Me (E. Arnold) 7. The Precious Jewels (B. Lord) There’s Always One (R. Drusky) 8. There’s Always One (R. Drusky) [Peer BMI—Rodgers] Misery Loves Company (P. Wagoner) 9. China Doll (G. Hamilton IV) A Wound Time Can’t Erase (S. Jackson) 10. Where The Old Red River Flows (J. Davis) JOHNNY CASH (Columbia 42425)

Johnny Cash unleashes his winning vocal talents full-blast on this potential-packed double-header entry. The songster comes on real strong with “A Little At A Time,” a first-rate ballad which seems an excellent follow-up to his current smash of “The Big Battle.” “In The Jailhouse Now” // you are reading is an infectious high-spirited reading of the Jimmie Rodgers-penned oldie. Both sides here have a chance of making some noise in the pop field.

someone ekes copy of “ONE LOOK AT HEAVEN” (2:40) [Cedarwood BMI—Wilkin] “LEONA” (2:45) [Cedarwood BMI—Walker] STONEWALL JACKSON (Columbia 42426)

Stonewall Jackson, who is currently riding the charts with “A Wound Cash Time Can’t Erase,” comes up with a powerful follow-up stanza to the Box biggie with “One Look At Heaven.” The side, culled the chanter’s from LP, is an effective dual-track weeper on a standard country theme. The tune has enough good stuff in it to step out quickly in the sales department. In “Leona” Jackson reads an extremely nice folk-styled lament why not mail this coupon with the kind of winning delivery that should bring deejays in droves.

“TIME GOES SO SLOW” (2:24) “BROKEN ENGAGEMENT” [Moss Rose BMI—Wilson, Davis] (2:49) today [Central BMI—I. & C. Louvin] LOUVIN BROTHERS (Capitol 4757)

The Louvin Brothers could have their first click in quite a while with this potent hitsville (Check One) two-sided loomer. In “Time Goes So Slow” the boys open up their professional vocal guns on a plaintive bluegrass-fashioned tear- I AM A CASH BOX jerker with a coin-pulling commercial appeal. Side could skyrocket. With 1721 BROADWAY DEALER “Broken Engagement” the boys have an equal chance for success. The tune’s an uptempo happy lament essayed with loads of country ONE STOP . . authority NEW YORK 19, N. Y. by the duo. DISTRIB Enclosed find my check. RACK JOBBER $15 for a full year (52 weeks) subscription COIN FIRM . . EDDIE NOACK (Allstar 7252) SONNY WILLIAMS $30 for 0 full year (Airmail in United States) OTHER (Cotton Town Jubilee G (B+) “TOO HOT TO HANDLE” 100) Q $30 for a full year (outside United States) (1:38) [Starday BMI—Noack] (B) “A TEARDROP ON A Vet country chanter Eddie Noack ROSE” (2:15) [Fred Rose $45 for a full year (Airmail outside U. S.) Q renders a spirited rendition of own Williams] Newcomer Sonny Wil- nine year old tune. The songster’s in- liams comes up with attractive read- NAME fectious vocal style is perfectly suited ing of the Hank Williams-penned to this pleasant novelty bluegrass oldie. The chanter’s sincere country styled opus. Wax could make some style could help bring the wax to the FIRM noise. attention of spinners. (B-h) “TELL HER” (2:41) [Starday (B) “IF YOU’LL BE A BABY” ADDRESS BMI—Noack] Here’s another first- (1:58) [Fred Rose Williams] rate side for Noack. Here he delivers This time out the songster reads an- his tender ballad with a winning, other Williams number. This one is a ZONE STATE sales-oriented delivery. Eye the side lively, uptempo affair with some fancy for spinner acceptance. guitar work.

2 Cash Box—May 12, 1962 COUNTRY ROUND UP

Gov. Pos. Lost Pos. Last Jimmie Davis and all the The artist is Sonny Williams who has Week Week citizens of Louisiana were given an cut two of Hank Williams old num- official salute by “Colonel” Johnny bers. Deejays across the nation thal SHI THINKS I STILL CARE 1 I'VE JUST DESTROYED THE Daume on his WJRL-Rockford, Illi- would like to have a copy of the rec- 1 George Jones (United Artists 424) fcW (I'M WORLD LIVING IN) 15 nois, deejay show last week when ord can write to Cotton Town Jubilee Ray Price (Columbia 42310) Daume played the new Jimmie Davis Records, Inc., P.O. Box 322, Wesi rapidly-rising Decca single “Where Memphis, Arkansas. P.T. 109 3 The Old Red River Flows.” The spin- I CAN MEND YOUR 2 Jimmy Dean (Columbia 42338) ner received BROKEN HEART 35 his honorary commission Something unusual was done at s Don Gibson (RCA Victor 8017) recently from Gov. Davis. recent Johnny Cash session at Colum- CHARLIE'S SHOES 2 bia in Hollywood. The chanter’s man- Billy Walker (Columbia 42287) Al Rogers and his Rocky Mountain ager, Saul Holiff, was in the process 3 TAKE TIME 39 mO Webb Pierce (Dacca 31380) 4 GET A LITTLE DIRT ON YOUR HANDS 5 WHERE THE OLD RED RIVER Bill Anderson (Decea 31358) FLOWS 31 Jimmy Davis (Decca 31368) SHE'S GOT YOU 4 5 Patsy Cline (Dacca 31354) ‘m ALLA MY LOVE 25 Vw Webb Pierce (Decca 31347) TROUBLE'S BACK IN TOWN 9 6 Wilburn Bros. (Dacca 31363) ^1 I DONE IT 37 Vfa Wynn Stewart (Challenge 9142) BEST DRESSED BEGGAR 7 (IN TOWN) 7 Carl Smith (Columbia 42349) IF I CRIED EVERY TIME Boys have already set the biggest of dickering with Rocky Mountair YOU HURT ME 38 year yet in rodeo’s. The tour this sum- Packing Company of Casper, Wyo- Wanda Jackson (Capitol 4723) mer takes them to Colorado, New ming, had received a shipment of ell IF A WOMAN ANSWERS 6 Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma and Wyo- summer sausage and Wyoming buf- 8 Leroy Van Dyke (Mercury 71926) ming. falo salami. He decided to go intc A WOUND TIME CAN'T the catering biz and served these deli- WW ERASE 29 Don Owens, country promoter and cacies at the session while Johnnj Stonewall Jackson (Columbia CHINA DOLL 12 42229) radio and TV personality in the Wash- was cutting some new sides with the George Hamilton IV (RCA 9 Victor 8001) ington, D.C. area for nineteen years assistance of the Tennessee Twt has formed a new firm to be known as Plus One, Johnny Western, the Jach WALTZ OF THE ANGELS 40 Don Owens, Inc. The BMI organiza- Halloran Singers and Billy Leibert OLD RIVERS 16 «!* George Jones & Margie Singleton tion will in addition to music publish- Needless to say, time 10 Walter Brennan (Liberty 55436) (Mercury 71955) a good was had ing, manage acts, promote and pro- by all. The meats in question were duce shows and act as country record samples to help determine some of 9E TEARS BROKE OUT ON ME 30 distributor. The first effort under the the food that will be served at the MISERY LOVES COMPANY 8 Eddy Arnold (RCA Victor 7984) new banner was released recently by giant Cash party in Gotham prior tc 11 Porter Wagoner (RCA Victor 7967) ad Porter Wagoner on Victor. The tune, his Carnegie Hall appearance on May “Cold Dark Waters” was previously 10th. 9e NOBODY'S FOOL BUT cut by Owens on the Blue Ridge label. aO 28 YOU TAKE THE TABLE (AND YOURS Owens will head the new firm and Howie Promer, deejay on WHEB- Buck Owens (Capitol 4679) 12 I'LL TAKE THE CHAIRS) 14 Robert Buckalew of Memphis will Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is in Claude Gray (Mercury 71936) serve as veep. very bad need of country-gospel-blue- 99 BAD NEWS GETS AROUND 33 grass recordings. WHEB caught fire a# Warren Smith (Liberty 55409) Bill Woods, chanter and country recently and their country music HONKY TONK MAN 17 spinner on KUZZ-Bakersfield, Cali- library was destroyed. Howie says 13 Johnny Horton (Columbia 42302) fornia, writes in that copies are avail- it isn’t fun playing only a few records 90 (THE LEGEND OF) THE able of his newie of “Truck Driving each day and the same ones the next aO brown mountain light 34 Man.” Fellow jockeys may obtain and so on. The jockey claims to have Sonny James (RCA Victor 7998) FUNNY WAY OF LAUGHIN' 19 decks pronto by writing to Woods at a huge country following and would 14 Burl Ives (Decea 31371) the station. like platters real fast. OQ OF ALL THE THINGS 45 Billy Deaton sends along word that Lea Gibbs, producer of the “Coun- 18 VW Jimmy Newman (Decca 31374) LOVE CAN'T WAIT Jim and Mary Reeves were down San try Jamboree” in Akron, Ohio is get- 15 Marty Robbins (Columbia 42375) Antonio way on a little vacation. ting set to operate her park near 411 CRAZY WILD DESIRE 46 While in town Jim was chosen as one Uniontown, Ohio and invites artists ADIOS AMIGO 27 Webb Pierce (Decca 31380) of the celebrities to play in the Pro- to contact her at 3006 Littledale Rd., Tournament preceding the 16 Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 8019) Am Texas Akron 19, Ohio. Howard Vokes and Open. his Country Boys, featuring Tex Belin LITTLE BITTY HEART 42 are among the first booked for the Claude King (Columbia 42352) LAUGHIN' THE BLUES 21 « The Jimmie Skinner Music Center season. 17 Sheb Wooley (MGM 13065) after eleven years in the same loca- TWO VOICES, TWO tion has moved to much larger quart- Buster Doss and his TV pals, cur- « SHADOWS, TWO ers at 124 East 6th Street, Cincinnati rently on tour in Kansas and Ne- VALLEY OF TEARS 23 HEARTACHES 48 2, Ohio. Any deejays missed in the braska, played to SRO crowds in 18 Slim Whitman (Imperial 5821) Jean Shepard (Capitol 4719) mailing of Jimmie’s new release “100 Junction City and Mahattan, Kansas. Proof Heartaches” and “I Know The show featured Doss, Kay Arnold, You’re Married” may get sample Jimmy Jay, Don Brumble and the WOLVERTON MOUNTAIN 22 TOUCH ME 49 copies by writing on their station’s newest member of the cast, Glenn Willie Nelson (Liberty 55439) letterhead Epstein guitarist. entire 19 Claude King (Columbia 42352) « to Lou at the Paul as steel The chanter’s music outlet. crew has made nation-wide appearances including the famous “Louis- THE BIG BATTLE 36 44 Marvin Forgerson, is currently fea- iana Hayride.” 44 Johnny Cash (Columbia 42301) YOU TAKE THE FUTURE 20 tured with Curley Gold and Texas 20 Hank Snow (RCA Victor 8009) Tune Twisters playing a string of key Columbia’s Johnny Western has THE PRECIOUS JEWEL dates throughout the northern part of written and recorded a follow-up tune « Bobby Lord (Hickory 1169) California for dances and stage shows. to his “Have Gun, Will Travel” theme. MY NAME IS MUD 10 Tagged “The Gunfighter,” a single is 21 James O'Gwynn (Mercury 71935) The new country music show in scheduled for release in early June, 411 WELCOME HOME AGAIN 47 Memphis which is tagged “The Cot- and the song will be the first regis- Al Brumley (Capitol 4705) ton 'Town Jubilee,” produced and di- tered with Western’s newly-formed THREE DAYS 13 rected by Gene Williams of KWAM, publishing firm. Western has named 22 Faron Young (Capitol 4696) 47 TOUGH TOP CAT is moving along in first-rate shape. his pubbery Black Night Music in Ralph Emory (Liberty 55429) The show features one act each week honor of Richard Boone, TV’s Paladin. from the Grand Ole Opry. In the past it has used such big names as Bill Curtis Artist’s Productions sends in BIG SHOES 1 1 Monroe, Carl Butler. the following booking info: Ernest 23 Ray Price (Columbia 42310) SEVEN SEAS FROM YOU 50 Sonny James and M Cowboy Copas (Starday 585) The Carlisles are scheduled to play Tubb and the Texas Troubadours will the show during this month. The show be touring in Oklahoma and Texas is held every Saturday at the Rose- during the first part of this month; SOMEBODY SAVE ME 24 DEAR ONE wood Theatre and broadcast over Ray Price and the Cherokee Cow- Ferlin Husky (Capitol 4721) 24 « Darrell McCall (Philips 40015) KWAM, Memphis’ only country music boys set for dates in Texas; Buck

station. . . . Gene Williams, producer- Owens and the Buckaroos skedded for director of the “Jubilee” writes in dates in Florida and Virginia; Jim THERE'S ALWAYS ONE 26 cn KING OR A CLOWN that he just released a single on his Reeves and the Blue Boys will be in 25 Roy Drusky (Dacca 31366) <111 Dick Flood (Epic 9500) label named after the music show. Oklahoma City during May. Think Money.

is in business to it. \rtist of the Week Every independent music operator make And v/hen he has Album Packages phonographs designed to sustain the excitement and interest of location customers,

he makes more of it. Automatically. Today nothing beats the excitement of ne\A/ feek May 7— of SEEBURG DIRECTIONAL STEREO— true stereo right at the phonograph, even LES PAUL and MARY FORD without remote speakers, And nothing keeps up customer interest like Seeburg’s Warm and Wonderful (Columbia) “BIG" TINY LITTLE exclusive Artist of the Week programming. Think money? Think Seeburg!

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Directional stereo in 331/3 right at the phonograph >e Seeburg Sales Corporation, Chicago 22 The birth of a baby and the advent of a new machine have something in common. Both ideas start long before either sees the light of day. Ccim Box Editorial Many of us accept our industry’s new ideas without too much concern for the effort that has gone into the finished product. Much of the mental an- guish, time-consuming detail, and endless discour- agement becomes an integral part of a new machine which now functions smoothly and attracts the interest of the amusement-seeking public along with their coins. Of course there is no obligation incurred Tomorrow's Machines over and above the actual payment for a machine once it is purchased. Here the responsibility ends. But it’s interesting to consider the story behind a new game or a new phonograph. Last month we were fortunate guests of a veteran SWEAT coinman who invited us on a tour of his workshop. In addition to the usual array of parts and incom- HOPE plete machines, the shop housed this coinman’s latest idea. The idea has already evolved into a and EMOTION prototype of a machine that will make its debut in the coming weeks. Needless to say, much has gone into this idea in the way of time, money, research and human emotion. As the dream moves toward reality, emotion takes the reins and monetary gains take a back seat, at least temporarily.

Naturally, the idea spoken of here is confidential. Technically speaking the game will not compete directly with other games now on location although it will of course compete for the same industry dollar. The machine is interesting. At the drop of a coin wheels turn, lights light, and skill is in command as players compete for score. The originator demonstrated the game for us. While he has probably played the machine innumerable times in the past, testing, gauging, placing it through countless trials, a look of pride came over his face at the drop of the coin. The painstaking demands on time, en- ergy, study, mechanical design and function were forgotten. The endless after hours of research were now in the past. As the score clicked off and whirring sounds registered hits and misses the inventor saw visions of success—thousands of his machines moving along assembly lines into the hands of the nation’s operators, on the way to untold fortunes. And at the end of the game, the return to reality and to a prototype which must now stand the rigors of location tests. The wrinkles have been ironed out and the hopes of a coinman ride on the acceptance or rejection by the industry’s distributors and operators. Whether the machine will succeed in gamering its share of an amusement market remains to be seen.

The development of this amusement game is typical of a story that lies behind every new idea. The cold print which will appear in Cash Box reading ‘New Game Released To Trade’ fails to capture a human element which is an integral part of every machine. As mentioned before there is no obligation on the part of the buyer to appreciate this effort. But once a single story is learned and the emotion is experienced, it is difficult not to admire the men who work in the after hours. For without these efforts there would be no new machines. lash Box—May 12, 1962 55 fo Change In Exhibitor List Cine-Sonic Adds Keeney 2-Player AOA Convention Opens Sun., May 6 AM-FM To System Called ‘Roll-A-Line’

HICAGO—At the close of this week, attendance could not be arrived at. No Announces Tape Juke Box, VO days before the start of the predictions were made following the Telephone Game, Commercial welfth Annual Music Operators of showing of a dismal Miami meet last merica Convention scheduled to take year when a small number of opera- Tape Plan For Locations lace in the Morrison Hotel, this city, tors attended the show. le exhibitor list tallying- names of Many of the large amusement ma- NEW YORK—Iz Edelman, president rms signed to display during the chine factories, located in Chicago, of Cine-Sonic Sound Corporation, this lay 6-8 show remained the same as have signed for display space due pri- city, has announced several new prod- ist week (CB, May 5) and there was marily to the close proximity of the ucts for the coin machine trade in o further official word from MOA show. The Convention registration fficials regarding the planned meet- proceedings starts Sunday, May 6 at keeping with a release made two igs which are expected to be held. 9:00 AM. The final portion of the months ago when the coinman ad- will take place -ock-Ola, Seeburg and Wurlitzer were three-day program vised the trade that several new ideas :ill among the missing as the ex- Tuesday evening when the annual would be forthcoming from the back- ibiting phonograph manufacturers banquet is hosted in the Morrison ball- ere recorded. room. ground music plant. A total of thirty-nine firms, includ- Complete news coverage of the The most important, according to ig all types of equipment, were ex- Convention will appear in next MOA Edelman, is an addition to his success- acted to show. Estimated operator week’s issues of Cash Box. ful background repeater system. The unit now encompasses AM-FM radio, broadcast in stereophonic sound, via PAUL HUEBSCH ill-Tech Kiddie Ride ^Indian Scout’ the new multiplex technique used by CHICAGO—“We’re delighted to ai FM stations since last June when the nounce, on the eve of the gala opei Combines Galloping Horse and Gun technique was approved by the FCC. ing of the 12th Annual MOA Coi tl Edelman claims that the unit is ad- vention and Trade Show at the introduction ( vantageous to locations in that they Morrison Hotel, ‘Roll-A- Line,’ one of the most exci may change from the taped music to ing 2-player amusement games ev( an FM station at the flip of a switch. released to the coin machine trade t The cabinet has been embellished and J. H. Keeney & Company,” assertt and d the system offers three speaker units. Paul Huebsch, vice president sales for the Chicago base The second item on rector of Cine-Sonic’s game manufacturer. agenda is a coin-operated “juke box” Most of the thrilling action in th which offers selective music, in that amusement piece is on the playfiel colorful! “mood,” “cocktail” or “dance” music However, the lightbox is and tastefully illustrated and a] may be selected. The type is selective pointed for peak action and thrill but the actual tunes are part of a There are five columns of drop-i holes (numbered) laid out vertical! tape which is used in place of records. horizontally and diagonally on tl The machine sells music at 25«!' per playfield. They are lined up for grea twenty minutes and can be leased to est possible scoring action. The pla’ field is on a laminated wood grai locations, according to Edelman, for playboard. $12 monthly. The machine, which Each player is provided with s: features two caiTridges and a 15-watt wooden balls. Players shoot for scon alternately in “Roll-A-Line” (oi amplifier, is designed for laundero- ball per frame, six frames for eac

mats and - similar locations where a game). correspondin patron may spend twenty minutes in Each hole registers score and value and lights the san a location. The machine repeats from numbers on the backglass card. the cartridge (s) every four or eight “Roll-A-Line,” Huebsch informe 2-player, whereby tl hours depending on the number of is a competitive players try to best each other throug cartridges installed. Price has been strategic placement of the balls : set at $395. drop-in holes. Jack Mitnick, All-Tech sales chief, (far right) UPERMARKET COWBOYS: Holes are numbered from oi atches as crowds of kids put ‘Indian Scout’ ride through paces. Action took The third item from the Cine-Sonic through 24 (in-line vertically, hor ace in supermarket. Miami factory is a unit which will permit zontally and diagonally) for actic in-line accomplished giv( lALEAH, FLA.—Jack Mitnick, sales children and even teenagers want to supermarket and background music play. Five the player 40 additional points alor 'rector of All-Tech Industries has improve their scores. A colorful, il- installations to record their own com- ivised that the firm’s new ride-gun luminated scoreboard also adds to the with his regular score. 199 points mercials by taping the message and )mbination, “Indian Scout,” has been replay appeal,” said Mitnick. high score. is a “kicker bar” at the rej at on location for testing during the “Indian Scout” is reported to be insei’ting them at various intervals There of the playfield (just below the ligh ast several months. Results and earn- sturdily constructed. The horse has a in the already taped music. Finally, box) to return the ball to the igs have been impressive enough for fiberglass body and the treadplate is pk Edelman utilized his tape still area in the event that the ball le firm to go into complete produc- made of maintenance-free aluminum. has ove on. “The ride grossed more than the The ride features a National Rejector further, with a “play back” technique shoots the play area. :her kiddie rides coin and tamper-proof Huebsch further stated that “Rol on the same loca- mechanism a used in conjunction with a telephone ons,” said Mitnick. coinmeter accurately records each A-Line” has a beautifully styled cab “ net offering additional attractivenei ‘Indian Scout’ is an action-packed ride. The entire ride occupies an area call whereby the person may hang up to the excellent play features. de, wherein the child sits on the of 2 feet by 6 feet of floor space. and hear his own voice played back as “Operators and location owners orse and shoots at animated targets Mitnick claims that his new ride is it was recorded previously. The unit he said, “will be happy to place th hile the horse is in a galloping ae- a throwback as far as collections are on. There are different awards for is the same size as the juke box model game where it can garner heavie; concerned to the kiddie rides originally play for greater earnings over a lor looting accuracy—Cub, Wolf, Eagle, which stands 22" wide. — period of time.” ittle Chief, Junior Chief and Big introduced to the coin machine indus- Background music franchises and Huebsch urged visitors in Chicag hief. Replay is extremely high as try years ago. operations are covered in royalty pay- for the MOA Convention to meet wi1 him, Keeney president Roy McGinni ments to licensing societies by an ar- Clayton Nemeroff, Harold Dorga loth Addresses U.S. Hoffman Holders In Stormy Meet rangement with Edolite Products, an and/or Joe Shields, at Keeney’s e: hibit booth #69. Other Keeney amuS' EW Harold Roth advised sales of $5,847,154. U.S. Hoffman re- Edelman firm, which pays a fee to the YORK— ment games exhibited are “Two-Gr .S. Hoffman Corporation stockhold- ported a net loss for 1961 of $1,588,- organizations for various licensing Fun,” “El Rancho,” “Hacienda,” ar 's that both he and Matthew Forbes, 602 after a special gain of $1,250,576; use of all music. “Flash Back.” director of the firm, had lost $4 it said then, it had adjusted slightly lillion each because of the decline downward the non-recurring item re- i the price of Hoffman stock after it ported for the first quarter. Net loss id been delisted from the New York from operations was $2,839,178 on tock Exchange by the SEC last sales of $24,503,674. IRS Rules On Wired Background Music onth. Roth, president of the firm Roth said that one of the great bur- id also prexy of Continental Vend- dens the firm has had in the past is NEW YORK—The Wall Street Jour- cording to the WSJ. ig Machine Corporation, addressed that “we never really had adequate present subscriber le stockholders during a stormy capital to finance the vast diversifica- nal reported an Internal Revenue A reportedl eeting last week at which time the tion in which we were engaged. Now Service ruling last week which affects asked if amounts it paid for sue mding machine manufacturer told we are down to a point music were entitled background music systems. to the exemptio le group that although the company where we can realistically carry our from the tax the Service grants whet id a loss for its first quarter of the operations.” Background music, furnished over the sending lar, faced with the possibilities and receiving equipmer he expected to see a profit for When a wire network to subscribers located )62. of merging or liquidating the firm in are located on a subscriber’s preiv in the same building as the sending For the first quarter, Hoffman re- the form of questions from the floor ises. The IRS ruled in this case th irted earnings of $379,667 after non- Roth said, “I intend to continue buy- Federal company, is subject to the subscriber’s premises consisted onl ;curring gain of $1,255,214 from the ing U.S. Hoffman shares. I wouldn’t communications tax on wire and of the space it occupied, and lie of subsidiaries. "The company had do that if I thought we were going not th loss of $875,547 from operations, on broke.” equipment service, the IRS ruled, ac- entire building.

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Continental-Apco Will Display EXPERTS IN EXPORTS KIDDIE RIDES GUNS & RIFLES Champion Horso $393 Bally Bulls Eye $185 Space Ship 250 Pistol Pete 75 Complete Vending Line Toonerville Trolley 475 Gigs and Space Gun 95 Boat Ride 250 Silver Bullet 150 one casserole, each Elsie the Cow 195 NEW YORK—Continental-Apco Inc., two platters and Gun Smoke 275 Ferdinand Bull 195 full priced individually. Dale Gun 65 is exhibiting its line of vendors Motor Cycle Ride 395 Six Shooter 110 Chicago, To add further to the machine’s effi- Red Nose Reindeer 225 at the MOA Convention in Pop Gun Circus 275 Sandy Horse 375 featuring the Continental “30” 30- ciency and to guarantee maximum Shooting Gallery 125 Twirley Bird, new 795 Big Top 195 cigarette merchandiser, the sales, Continental-Apco has designed Rocket Ride, new 795 column Circus 250 Old Smokey 350 SodaShoppe soft-drink vendor with an exclusive, fool-proof computer State Fair 195 Stage Coach 395 Rifle Gallery 135 crushed ice, the CoffeeShoppe hot type coin mechanism for the Hot Express Pony 195 Sky Gunner 125 Junior Jet 195 beverage machine and the new Hot FoodShoppe. At the touch of a dial, Gun Club 375 to at Drive Yourself 325 Keeney Sportsman 195 FoodShoppe hot food vendor. prices can be set from 54 95^, Turnpike Auto Test 675 Ranger 195 five cents. Nickels, Sports Car 225 Special emphasis is being given to increments of Atomic Bomber 95 Choo Choo Train 275 dimes and quarters are accepted, and Sky Filer 125 the Hot FoodShoppe because of its Auto Test Mid. Shooting the coin mechanism also makes w/ movies 425 particular interest to operators who Gall’y 275 now operate, or plan to operate, full- change. SUPER CRANES Seeburg Bear Gun 175 The most outstanding Seeburg Coen 175 line vending installations in industrial The Hot FoodShoppe has been Gun Crane Machine ever Carnival Gun 135 plants and other inplant feeding loca- tested and perfected for over two manufactured. FOR EX- Vanguard 250 ROUTE FOR tions. The Hot FoodShoppe introduces years in the nation’s leading office PORT ONLY $295.00 Cops & Robbers 325 a totally new concept in hot food and industrial cafeterias and is com- Write for our latest price-list on MUSIC, SALE vending; it actually reconstitutes pletely service-free. GAMES, ARCADE EQUIPMENT, VENDING MA- Several of the nation’s best known CHINE, KIDDIE frozen food to a delicious hot meal in RIDES. in Floridans most beautiful one single operation. By eliminating food processors have developed more all the expensive, time-consuming than sixty different moderately section. 40 locations netting problems of cooking, pre-heating, de- priced, restaurant quality meals, CLEVELAND COIN frosting and trying to transport hot which adhere to the rigid standards Machine Exchange, Inc. $15,000 year. $44,000 cash. foods to locations, the Hot Food- and specifications resulting from 2029 Prospect, Cable-Clecoin, Cleveland, Ohio Shoppe offers fast, efficient and eco- Continental-Apco’s on-location ex- nomical operation and service at all perience. This full array of platters frozen food for the machines are com- Charles H. Deeb times. and casseroles is packaged in cus- and pletely free of franchise fees Tallahassee, Frozen platters and casseroles are tom-designed plastic containers which special agreements. Frozen food dis- loaded into the machine in the same retain all the natural flavors and tribution points have been set up to Florida manner as cigarettes or candy bars. juices of the foods. adequately meet all operator’s re- First, the meals are rapidly heated. The purchase and operation of the quirements. Then, the temperature automatically Continental-Apco Hot FoodShoppe Operators using the Hot Food- ground music system. The Compan; adjusts and maintains the meals at and the purchase of popular priced Shoppe will have available to them offers a Basic, Mood and Industria the perfect serving temperature. blueprints of complete automatic Library of music, specially recordei The Hot FoodShoppe has a 72- Free 2-Way Radio cafeterias, together with many other on 16 rpm records, a package o meal capacity and vends a choice of new innovations, such as specially de- which provides 1000 selections on 2i Booklet Offered signed table utensils, etc. records. Forty hours of music resul LYNCHBURG, VA.—How two-way from a complete cycle of play wit) UJA Meet May 9 radio can improve efficiency of coin the unit playing both sides of th- NEW YORK—UJA-Coin Machine of- machine companies engaged in auto- Seeburg Promotes record without flipping the disks. J ficials advised last week that the next matic vending is described in a new Background System public address system is also avail committee meeting will be held on bulletin—ECR 995—published by able with the system. Wednesday, May 9 at 6:00 PM at General Electric Company. Via 33 rpm Disk The Seeburg 1000, as it is known UJA headquarters, 220 West 58 St., The publication shows how two-way is sold primarily through the Seeburj NYC. The original earlier date was radio expedites service calls, elimi- CHICAGO—The Seeburg Corporation distributor network, the same fran changed by Chairman Irving Holzman nates back-tracking, and builds cus- is using a 33 rpm recording to promote chises which handle the juke box an< last week. The Victory Dinner in tomer good will. its Background Music System to lo- vending lines. June will honor Cash Box prexy Joe It is available free from Section P, cations via a specially prepared card- The disk asks listeners to contac Orleck and Billboard publisher R. L. General Electric Communciation board disk which outlines via narra- the nearest distributor—name is im Littleford, Jr. The affair will be held Products Department, P.O. Box 4197, tion and musical samples the advan- printed on the reverse side—^for i Tues., June 5 at the Plaza Hotel NYC. Lynchburg, Va. tages of the Seeburg “tailored” back- free two-week trial.

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Macke Qtr Sales 4D0 Attend Huggins Young Fresh Brew Exhibition

Reach ^8.4 Million WASHINGTON, D.C.—Meyer Gel- fand, vice president and director of sales of Macke Vending Company, this city, reported record sales for the quarter ending March 31st. Sales and other operating income exceeded $8.4 million for the three month period compared to $4.7 million for the same period in the previous year. Macke, one of the nation’s pioneer merchandise vending firms, made its first public stock offering in February 1960. It now operates 30,000 vending machines in eight middle Atlantic states and the District of Columbia.

Safety In Hot Drinks

To Be Preached By ROCK-OLA IVI displayed Mode 1400-S introduced just one year ago

45 Mfr-Op Coordinators DAILY DEMONSTRATIONS were conducted by Wm. Waldschmidt (above) and D. Freese. Waldschmidt demonstrates ‘cupping’ in above photo as portion Geiger Names Group After of 400 guests listen. April Meeting In Chi LOS ANGELES—Huggins Young held its annual coffee exhibition last Safety coordinators CHICAGO — week on April 28-29 (CB May and have been named by 45 manufacturer 5) it was very well attended, according and supplier companies to support the to the fresh brew execs. The show Safety Standards and Educa- NAMA was conducted within the confines of tion Program, Herb. A. Geiger, na- the L.A. roasting plant’s showrooms tional chairman, announced last week. and offices. Representing Huggins The safety coordinators will direct Young during the weekend affair the information and liaison work of were W. H. Dunn, V.P.; Pierre Rob- hundreds of field representatives of erts, V.P. Duncan Coffee Company, their companies who will carry the and D. L. Freese, Industrial Division details of the hot beverage machine Approximately 400 persons safety effort direct to vending op- Manager. attended. erators, Geiger said. “The National Automatic Merchan- The equipment display room was the center of activity for the 17 ex- dising Association is grateful for the immediate response which these 45 hibitors participating in the exhibit companies have shown following our (pictures). The room is located next Chicago meeting with them last to the firm’s laboratory and permit- ANIMATED conversation helps ex- of month,” Geiger said. “It is my sin- ted ease demonstration. plain Coffee-Mat technique to op. daily Program, which cere hope that all operators of coffee The Vending was a main feature of the exhibit, machines will be equally ready to put AVEMCO this important safety program into was conducted by D. Freese. The pro- action beginning next month.” gram stressed the importance of the ROWE VENDING LINE was exhib- Geiger explained that a complete many areas in which the coffee firm ited by local R. F. Jones Distributing Co. V- training film and safety manual are is working in cooperation with the vending industry. Laboratory re- now in preparation and will be ready S/^£.Pif for distribution to some 4,000 opera- search, quality control, and water rod im tors of hot beverage machines after research demonstrations, each with part June 1. audience participation, was a of He reiterated that information each program. about the new NAMA safety program S. Kallick, National Automatic will reach operators not only through Merchandising Association, presented the field representatives but also by di- NAMA Safety Standard and Edu- Program. rect mail from NAMA and in some 35 cation local mass meetings to be held in Throughout the two-day exhibition, larger cities throughout the country Huggins Young representatives from in June and July. the firm’s research, sales, service, equipment, advertising, promotion Geiger, president of NAMA, is chairman of the executive committee and general operations were avail- of the NAMA Safety Standards and able during the exhibition for con- Education Program. Members are: sulation. Jack Burlington, The Vendo Com- Among the firms exhibiting at the annual follows: Conti- pany; William S. Fishman, Automatic show were as Retailers of America, Inc.; John B. Hale, Rowe-A C Services; Elmer SEEBURG was shown by the Badger AVENCO was typical of demonstra- Kuekes, Payne Products Co.; Everett Pepsi Sef-s Qtr. Sales Record Sales Co. Leo Simons was host. tors. Machines were literally Newcomer, City Vending Corp., and dis- mantled for visitors. M. B. Rapp, Continental-APCO, Inc. NEW YORK—Herbert L. Barnet, nental-APCO, Inc.; The Vendo Co.; Pepsi-Cola president told stockhold- Rock-Ola IV Corp.; Rowe Manufac- ers in Wilmington last week that first turing Co., Inc.; The Seeburg Corpo- quarter sales set a record this year. ration; The Coffee Mat Corp.; Rudd- Net income was $2,602,000 or 40^ Melikian, Inc.; AVENCO; Pacific share up from $2,448,000 or 38^ in Coast Brush Co.; Economics Labora- like year earlier period. Sales figures tory; Scott Paper Co.; E. I. DuPont were not divulged. de Nemours Co.; Huggins Young; Ogden Filter Co.; Continental Can Co.; Dixie Cup Co.; Sweetheart Cup Corp.; Lily-Tulip Cup Corp. and Lily-Tulip Hits Peak Qtr. NAMA. NEW YORK—Walter J. Bergman, president-chairman of Lily-Tulip Canteen Names Ziegler, Reuter Corp. advised last week that the firm had its highest first qtr. sales and CHICAGO—Automatic Canteen di- earnings in its history. Net sales rectors have elected Richard K. Zieg- were $23,466,407 up from $21,943,248 ler a vice-president, and Herman W. in ’61 qtr. Profits increased from 43^ Reuter an asst, vice-president. Zieg- HUGGINS YOUNG sponsored exhi- to 48^ per share. Product containers ler is director of trade development bition. Above, Freese and Dunn flank suffered from late Lenten season but for Canteen. Reuter manages the Cash Box rep Devaney during week- vending cups sales rose. firm’s research department. end showing. —

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Chi Council Raps ZIG-ZAG Counter Game Port For Lagging 5 ball play Behind In Shipping 1^—5<;—lO^* play size 12"xl7"x9" In line scoring, high CHICAGO— poor job of selling the scoring. All natural A % wood cabin'^t port of Chicago is the main reason the port is lagging behind its potential, Varied opinions from wholesalers along Tenth Avenue regarding the M( $49.50 according to Aid. John J. Hoellen, a show this week insofar as traveling to Chicago is concerned. Of course, ranking member of the City Council. Holzman will be there as United is showing and he intends to meet with 1 Hoellen told the Propeller Club of factory officials. Mike Munves won’t make the trip but brother Joe will, in i SHUFFLEBOARD I the United States, in the Palmer guise of Munves-Mencuri Inc., a new coin machine firm with a new mach SCOREBOARDS House, April 26, that the Chicago and after all these years in the business (about sixty five years between ’em coin operated phone Rerlbook lists port representa- a lot of optimism. The idea is a novelty machine called “Kissin’ Cupids” anci 15—21 and/or 50 points tives of 13 major seaports. the talk of the avenue. Frank Mencuri showed us a finished unit last W( ( Horsecollar) He added: “But nowhere in any and it’s a clean, sharp looking machine with a maximum amount of player : Overhead double faced model on other city does the Port of Chicago peal. The boys are making their debut at the MOA and after Joe Munves 1 chrome stands, complete maintain a promotional staff to sell already wrapped up some nice sized orders, expect to go all out after return: With coin box $159.50 the advantages of using the Chicago from Chi. Distributors are being signed. Wall model $105.00 Port. “The competitors are not here for Mike Munves shipped a trailerload for New Hampshii’e on Wednesday £ SPECIALS! vacation. They are engaged in a hard sent the reconditioning crew right back to the shop to prepare a shipm selling job of taking business away POOL SUPPLIES scheduled for Thursday to go to Seattle. (No not the Fair). . . . Marty Aar from the Port of Chicago.” 5 oz. bumper pool balls (10) ....$9.00 son strolling the street looking for a bargain, and appearing to find one. 4 oz. bumper pool balls (10) ....$7.50 Hoellen lauded the Chicago Assn, 2'/8" pool balls 1-15 w/cue ball. Set $12.50 of Commerce & Industry for sending 2'4" pool balls 1-15 w/cue ball. a mission abroad to promote use of Meyer Parkoff won’t attend the MOA Show but will leave for the Laui Set $16.95 the Port of Chicago in 10 European on Friday to attend a regional NAMA meeting and also the NY Automf Plastic triangles—2'/4" $1.50 48" cues—$1.50 ea. 25—$1.15 ea. cities. Vending Association annual outing skedded simultaneously. Golf t()urn 52" cues—$1.95 ea. 25—$1.50 ea. and softball awards are the order of the day at the Catskill retreat during 57" plastic cues—$3.95 ea. $39.00 doz. We carry complete line of pool supplies three day social. write for list. THREE Meanwhile, Artist of the Week program moves along nicely with anot PHONOGRAPH PLASTICS new 33 disk package released this week: Ray Charles and Sammy Kaye the artists. Murray Kaye stretching to get out on the links and may do We carry replacement plastics for again this to a sea; Wurlitzer, Seeburg and A.M.I. week. He’s feeling fine these days and looks forward Write for literature. of great golf. (We’re with you, Mur!).

Jack Mitnick, former with All-Tech, and announcing 1/3 Deposit, Bol. C.O.D. or S.D. New Yorker, back new kiddie ride “Indian Scout.” It combines the attributes of a galloping ho MARVEL with a gun game. Some combo! Looks good and of course Jack claims it’s greatest thing the industry has ever seen. Expect to see him and the mach Manufacturing Co. at the MOA. The ride was tested in a Miami supermart and results have dazz 2849 W. Fullerton Ave. the All-Tech brass. Chicago 47, III. Phone; Dickens 2-2424 Frank Bart, West Indies Vending Co., Seeburg distrib down there in Jama SOON^ way, dropped by to visit with Abe Lipsky and Harry Koeppel last week. In market for some good used equipment and then back to home. . . . Abe b us that the Uptown Morrisons may move downtown and walk that well-kno aisle! It seems Sam witnessed his sister’s wedding last week, heard the wedd bells a little longer than he should have, and may whisper those words

warning to his fiancee this week. In any event, if Sam takes the step, you i All expect Steve Tarzana to stay at his side. Sam’s route is growing large enoi to support Sam’s appetite and another one, with ease. kinds or

The “Avalon” shuffie alley arrived at United East Coast Corp. last week : coin operated ops evidently liked what they saw. Irv Holzman is sold out on one shipm and expected another shipment momentarily. The “Crystal” was one of amusement hottest shuffles United ever made, and it looks like the “Avalon” may surp it in sales. Lou Druckman has his hands full with incoming orders of all kir games The used Uniteds are moving as well as the new what with summer busin and a spurt in sales. Whitey Druckman is still out on the Island working w the golf ranges and according to Lou, feels just fine. new and

A1 Simon awaiting the new Chicago Coin “Starlite” shuffle alley due t second hand week after a long successful run on “Red Dot.” A1 D’Inzillo busy with Auto-photo route servicing and selling the line now that summer business already perking.

LOEWEN-AUTOMATEN BENELUX Barney Sugerman should be back from his cruise in a week’s time and it doubtful if he will be able to attend the MOA show. Abe Green will no do ANTWERP-(BELGIUM) . Cadixstraat 43/45 make the Chicago scene to attend the Convention and visit with Tom Sa and the AC Automatic execs. Morris Rood claims there isn’t a damned th wrong with him. (He actually cursed!) and while he was talking, looked a lii peaked to us. All kidding aside: Morris can’t afford to get a little tired th days, what with all of the business he’s handling via telephone, personal ca and visitors from foreign shores. Irv Kempner will probably stage an open affair for the new E. Hartford showroom sometime in the next month or AC DOLLAR BILL CHANGER Keeps commuting back and forth meeting with Hy Gutkin and calling MUSIC upstate ops. Lou Wolberg doing a fine job of raising money for the UJA-C Location proved! Increases revenue Machine affair June 5 at the Plaza Hotel. wherever coin-operated equipment is used. A.M.I. K-200 (50«) ...$545 Eliminates need for attendant! A.M.I. G-200 245 Immediate delivery. ROCK-OLA 1454 295 Sullivan Budinoff, Danbury op, picks up some new equipment and talks ab “ ROCK-OLA 1458 395 his WW H days in the Seabees. “Those were the days,” recalls Sully, S995 SEEBURG AQ160-SH (SOd) 845 SEEBURG 222-SH (50^) 725 wife got more sea duty crossing from L.A. to China in four days than I gol SEEBURG 200-LU (Backgrnd) 295 four years.” Memories of the service are always great topics for discussi SEEBURG 100-R 375 SEEBURG 100-J 445 but for some reason or other we only remember the pleasant parts(!). VENDING SEEBURG KD-200 325 WURLITZER 1900 295 ROWE L-1000 4-Flavor . .$595 WURLITZER 2000 (50<‘) 245 ROWE 20-700 (20 Col.) CIg 275 WURLITZER 2300-S (50d) 495 Nick Melone and Sol Lipkin off to Chi. for exhibiting the new pool table 1 ROWE AMBASSADOR 14-Col. CIg. (Man.) 175 and, of course, the firm’s shuffleboard “Satellite.” ... No word from Bert B( ROWE 8-Col A.M.I. J-200E (500 . . .$445 CANDY, 135 but expect to STONER CANDY, 6-Col 95 we see him at the Morrison. He usually makes the trip each yt 1/3 Dep., Bal. C.O.D. or Sight Draft NATIONAL 9M CIg 95 DuGRENIER K-14 (Man.) 165 CABLE: "ATMUSIC"—Chicago SEEBURG 215 800-E2 CIg Seymour Poliak tells KEENEY CIGARETTE. 20-Col 95 us that the Westchester ops will meet on May 14 RALLY CHAMPION HORSE (Metal Base) 395 stead of May 21. Their dinner is skedded for May 22 at the Tropical Acres Distributors for R AMI - ROWE taurant, with comedian Phil Foster handling emcee chores. Lillian Cohn is a grandmother again! BALLY Advises by iambic pentameter tl “There’s another Leight in our lives.” “We’ve doubled our pleasure, doubled ( fun, Nathan has a brother and we have two sons,” writes Lil’s kids Lynn £ Paul. . . . Marcel Grosch, Belgian coin machine importer, arrived back ho safely after a shopping spree here, and tells us everything hoi A Quarter Century ^ ATLAS MUSIC COMPANY is just fine at of Service BRANCH OF ROWE-AC SERVICES DIVISION Iz Edelman on his way to Chi to show a combination background mus radio-FM system with stereo and three speakers! Now how about that. H CHICAGO 47, ILL. DES MOINES, IOWA also display a tape juke box at 25^ per twenty minute selection, a tape bai 2118 N. Western Ave., 1120 Walnut St. ground repeater which will be leased, and a few surprises. Iz Edelman nc ARmitaga 6-5005 Ph: 283-2393 stops, always something new. He’s still at the New Yorker Hotel in NYC if 5 don’t get out to Chicago. .

Chicago Chatter AMI MUSIC FOR QUICK A flurry of activity at the Morrison Hotel this week preceded the forthcoming Convention as many of the exhibitors were shipping equipment in for the May 6-8 show. No official word from MOA officials of a change in present exhibitor list as reported in Cash Box last week so we won’t expect to see the phonograph manufacturers who continue to remain away from the coin show. . . - The Chi- All Perfect site and cago coin firms of course will be present, taking advantage of the Chi Ready To Go conveniently dropping by, as usual, in the hope of seeing some friendly faces and some out-of-tovra buyers. The manufacturers expected to show equipment were, in some instances, expected to use the opportunity to show new games, EACH where the release date coincides with the show dates. Otherwise, absolutely no 7 G-200 $250.00 news from the Convention headquarters which would appear that nothing much 1 H-200 E 395.00 has changed from last year. 7 H-120 350.00 2 H-100M 275.00 While Cash Box will not exhibit, of course, publisher Joe Orleck and New 6 1-200 E 495.00 York Staffer Marty Toohey will fly to Chicago’s Bismarck Hotel to join your 395.00 own Lee Brooks in covering the show from stem to stern. As usual, the conven- 4 1-200 M tion will be reported on, with blanket coverage given to every event as it Runyon 11 1-120 445.00 happens. 1 J-200E 595.00 Sales Company 5 J-200 M 495.00 There was a flurry of activity the latter part of last week at Rock-Ola Mfg. 7 J-120 525.00

firm’s distributors, in town, visiting the . . . Corp., with many of the plant. 1 Continentol #1 200S 745.00 Definitely one of the busiest meeting places during this week is D. Gottlieb & NEEDS 3 100-M Lyric 595.00 Co., where Dave Gottlieb, Nate Gottlieb, Alvin Gottlieb and Judd Weinberg are 1 K-200 A 725.00 as ever genial hosts. Very much on hand also is Gottlieb’s exotic “Tropic Isle” AN EXPERIENCED pingame, in the Gottlieb showroom. 4 K-120 745.00 MECHANIC 8 K-100 A3 745.00

1 A 695.00 Lest we forget: Best wishes to Art Allyn, Jr., principal stock holder and prexy K-100 of the Chicago White Sox Baseball Club, who was honored by the Junior IJoard FOR Prices Quoted Crated F.O.B. Phila. of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, at Comiskey Park, just All before the Sox-Yankee clambake Wednesday evening. May 2. . . . Another COIN OPERATED WIRE—PHONE—WRITE TODAY White Sox flash: A1 Hamburg—the wit of Randolph Street—submits this baseball (tee-hee) score: White Sox: 2 runs, 5 hits, and NO INVESTMENTS! MACHINES Send For Complete Lists ARCADE—GAMES—BINGOS RIDES—MUSIC—etc. The entire Empire Coin entourage: Gil Kitt, owner of Empire; Joe Robbins, Apply To Jack Burns, Bill Herbord and LeRoy “Dusty” Hohbein urge visitors to come out and say hello. “Dusty” is showing off his svelte new “Agger” since he melted DAVI D ROSEN some pounds (it should happen to us!). Mr. 65 Myron Sugarman Exclusive AMI Dist. Eo. Pa. RUNYON 855 N. BROAD STREET, PHILA. 23, PA We heard glowing reports of The Seeburg Corp’s. new “Operation Sledge SALES PHONE — CENTER 2-2903 Hammer” from Leonard Gross, vice prexy in charge of the Seeburg Vending COMPANY Division; Stanley Jarocki, Jr., Bob Dunlap, Dave Howie, John Stuparitz and 221 FRELINGHUYSEN AVENUE A1 Baumgart, editor of Seeburg’s house organ during our visit there last week. NEWARK 8, NEW JERSEY . . . Frederick L. Schuster, board chairman of Automatic Canteen, announced The Buyers the appointments last week of Richard K. Ziegler to vice president and Herman Bigelow 3-8777 W. Reuter, an assistant vice president. Read . .

Art Weinand, vice prexy of Williams Electronic Mfg., happily informed that he and his lovely wife Kay visited with their daughter. Ginger Weinand, a Postulant in the Little Company of Mary Order. Ginger will become a Novice Nun around July 1, 1962. WELCOME MOA! Paul Huebsch, vice president of J. H. Keeney & Co., showed us a huge order of Keeney games, crated and ready for shipment on the loading dock, last week, for delivery to Cactus Dists. in Tokyo, Japan. This is the sixth large order slated for Cactus in a short period of time, according to Paul and Clayton VISIT Nemeroff. Another busy Keeney market for heavy shipments is distant Iceland. OUR SHOWROOMS One of the thrilling additions to MOA action is the arrangement by Bill Wei- kel, sales director of Fischer Sales & Mfg., and Earl Feddick, president of Valley Sales, who agreed to pit their respective billiard stars—Willis Covington (for Fischer) and Don Tozer (for Valley) in a series of match games on Fischer and Valley tables alternately. Fischer Sales prexy Ewald Fischer and his lovely Margaret are expected to arrive any hour now for the MOA Show.

The AMI exhibit booths will be attended by Atlas Music personnel. On hand will be Nate Feinstein, Eddie Ginsburg, Harold Schwartz and Irv Ovitz. Bill Phillips will possibly make the trip in with Barney Luchman. . . . Joe Kline, Sam Kolher and Fr^die Kline, First Coin Machine Exchange, always look forward to these annual MOA conclaves. They’ll be making the rounds and inviting visiting coinmen to taxi out to First’s showrooms. NEW! BUMPER POOL®

Invitations to visitors are extended by Hank Ross, Marcine “Iggy” Wolverton and Ralph Sheffield, of Midway Mfg., to come on out to the Franklin Park plant to say “hi.” ALWAYS

BEST . . . Joel Stern, prexy of World Wide Distribs. is delighted about Seeburg’s new • “Operation Sledge Hammer” vending promotion. Likewise Fred Skor and Howie Freer. 'They extend their collective greetings to all visitors in for the MOA convention. ... As ever, an observant and ingratiating visitor is Clarence

Schuyler, prexy of Games, Inc. . . . AC Auto, personnel: John Hale, Jack Harper, NOW Tom Sams, Jack Dunwoody, Don Lunday, Jim Newlander, Bernie Shapiro, Norm

West, will cover the AMI booth at the show. . . . Ted Rubey, president of Marvel BETTER Mfg., and Marvel exec Estelle Bye look forward to meeting many of their old coin machine friends on the exhibit floor of the Morrison Hotel. They’re ex- THAN periencing strongest sales action these days with electrical scoreboards for shuffieboards. EVER!

Coinbiz people from Chicago expected to stop by the show: Herb Jones, Bill NEW DESIGNl NEW MECHANISM! O’Donnell and Ray & Don Moloney, all of Bally. . . . Herb Oettinger, Bill DeSelm, Roy Kraehmer, Riehl, Blond or Glenn Johnson, Ray Johnny Casola and A1 (the METAL BUMPERS! Regulation Size. non-flying Dutchman) of United Mfg. . . . Sam Wolberg, Sam Gensburg, Mort Mahogany

Secore, Harry Click and Jerry Koci of Chicago Dynamic Industries. . . . “C!eegar ” chewin’ Johnny Frantz, J. F. Frantz Mfg. Co. . . . Joe Schwartz and Mort Levinson, DIVISION OF VALLEY MFG. CO. of National Coin Machine Exchange. . . . Mike & Irene Detzek, VALLEY SALES CO A

Champion Distribs. . . . Herb Perkins, Purveyor Distribs. . . . Hank Barnas and 333 MORTON ST., BAY CITY, MICH. TWinbrook 5-8587 Andy Wierdak of Standard-Harvard Metal Typer. Valley-Fischer Match SCALES Games At MOA Show California Clippings FOR SALE CHICAGO—There will be action and Have 15-20 per- thrills galore for the benefit of visit- sonal weighing ing coinmen on the exhibit floor of scales. WATLING, the MOA Convention, at the Morrison Venciing PACE, HAMILTON. Hotel, May 6-8, according to W. R. Many of the operators and distributors attended the Fresh B^w $10 sales for Robin- Some look like (Bill) Weikel, director of Exhibit held this week by the Huggins Young Coffee Co. ... At C. A. Com- steady new. All in ex- Fischer Sales & Manufacturing son & Co., Hank Tronick states that all equipment has been moving at a Sn'crLd® - "come a''n*d increase. cellent condition, get ’em. pany. pace, and from all indications business will continue to gradually president Chi- (WATLING GUESSER CANNOT BE TOLD Weikel and Earl Feddick, C. A. (Charles) Robinson is planning to attend the MOA convention in FROM A NEW ONE!) of Valley Sales Company, put their the past week cago. . . . Nick Lanzy reports sales activity has been very strong heads together, along with their bil- on games and phonographs. Viny Lanzy has remained home for a few (mys to HAL L. MARCH liard stars Don Tozer (Valley Sales) Duarte — . . at care for his wife, has been very ill with asthma. . The shop 138 Elliot Street, Brottleboro, Vermont who and Willis Covington (Fischer Sales) Int. Sales Co. has been very busy concentrating on export orders for Yokohama, who are appearing featuring their Hong Kong, Manila, and Port-Au-Prince. The Solle girls are planning to bask skill shooting, and came up with an unusually in the sun for a week end, at Palm Springs. . . . Business has been interesting program. good this week with new equipment, at Wurlitzer Factory Branch. Gary Sin- thrilling result The end—and very clair, regional sales mgr., paid a visit while in town for a few days. Clayton —is a series of ‘match games’ to be Ballard returned from the San Bernardino area, calling on operators. John Sca- played by the two stars. The sets varda mentioned that Walter Cooke’s daughter from Alaska is visiting her will be ‘home and home.’ In other returned to father in Palos Verdes. . . . Charlie Daniels of Paul Laymon Inc. words, they will be played on Valley was re- Ei E work after a short absence, due to the flu. Bill Fritz of the parts dept, and Fischer billiard tables alternately. cently in the hospital, but is back on the job after a week’s absence. . . . The Since the plans were made just new Starlite bowler arrived at Badger Sales Co., and is_ being well accepted before press time, just prior to the by the operators, in all locations. Leo Simone & Dick Wright will be spending convention, there opening of the was a week in Arizona, and Marshall Ames returned from El Centro, Blythe, and no time for Feddick, Weikel, Coving- his vacation, ISON Brawley. . . . Sam Ricklin of California Music Co. is back from ton and Tozer to come up with a Distr. and reported a very enjoyable stay in Hawaii. . . . Jack Simon of Simon definite schedule of games. It will Co. informs, they are busy moving arcade equipment, and are readying export be announced on the exhibit floor of orders for the Far East. . . . John Freeman returned after spending a week the Morrison Hotel. Valley is in ex- in the hospital, and is now trying to catch up on accumulated work. . . . D()n THE hibit booth #20. Fischer tables and Edwards formerly of Minthom Music Co., is joining the sales staff of the coin accessories are exhibited in booth #4. operated div., of R. F. Jones & Co. Chuck Klein will be joining Ralph Cragan this year Fis- Weikel advised that in Des Moine, Iowa, and both will leave for Chicago. Don Edwards, Gus Hart- m cher Sales contracted for its largest grove, Bill Gray, Luke Hodges, and Ralph Carey will also go to Chicago. Jack shows, exhibit space ever in MOA to LaRue & Johnny Hotz will be attending a service school for one week, in Chi- sufficient area to display the have cago. Chuck Klein took his wife, Wanda, and two daughter, Joyce & Susan, to popular “Crown Imperial” series of Phoenix over the Easter holiday. . . . Some of the visiting op’s seen on Pico ONUY pool tables, including “XF801” (8 foot Blvd. this week were: Lawrence Raya, Colton; Bill Bradley, Covina; W. R. table), “XF701” (7 foot table) and Edling, Ohai; Bill Vessel, Azusa; Les Dechane, Riverside; Jim Warren, Lake- side. “XF601” (6 foot table). Weikel added that the slate short- WURLITZER age is not very acute at the Fischer plant. Shipping schedule is only 2 or HAS THE 3 weeks behind. However the slate problem is definitely improving, according to Weikel. Midwest Musings He is delaying the appointment of TEN TOP TUNES new distributors in order to continue supplying Fischer’s current distributors with little or no delay. Mr. & Mrs. Jack Backus, Jamestown, No. Dakota in the cities last week end.

Jack going through the clinic for a periodical check up. . . . Mr. L. I. Harris, Enderlin, No. Dakota in Minneapolis spent the Passover Holiday week with

relatives. . . . Earl Porter, Mitchell, So. Dakota in town over nite picking up

a new truck and driving it home. . . . Mr. & Mrs. Bob Aherin, LaMoure, No. Dakota, in the cities for a couple of days. Bob making the rounds and Mrs.

Aherin catching up with some shopping. . . . Mr. & Mrs. Tony Bartus, Minne- apolis, left for Chicago last week for a few days vacation and will visit some

friends and relatives. . . . Sam Karter, Minneapolis operator suffered a slight heart attack three weeks ago and has been at the Mt. Sinai Hospital. Sam is

coming around just fine and will be going home in another two weeks. . . . Shelley Berman opens April 30th for one week at Freddie’s Cafe and The Limeliters will be at the Minneapolis Concert Bowl at the Auditorium Sunday

May 6th. . . . John McMahon, has shed 14 lbs. Looks better but must lose another 45 lbs. Doctors orders. ... In town this week were Jim Stansfield, Frank Phillips, Lloyd Williamson, Winona, Minn. Also Art Berg, Fairmont, Minn.

Happy Birthday This Week To:

E. J. Bruington, Onamia, Minn. . . . Leonard Schneller, Phila., Pa. . . . Arthur

J. Dausey, Munising, Mich. . . . Herb Oettinger, Chgo., 111. . . . Earl F. Palmer,

Chgo., 111. . . . Max Roth, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. . . . Otto F. Wissner, Mt. Clemens,

Mich. . . . Robert E. Farrell, Oak Harbor, Wash. . . . A. S. Graves, Tifton, Ga.

Manning Whitbeck, Schenectady, N.Y. . . . Chas. Aronson, Bklyn., N.Y. . . .

Otis C. Wood, Andalusia, Ala. . . . Otto (Tobe) Gage, Fayetteville, Ark. . . .

Arlie Vincent, Owensboro, Ky. . . . Jack Kelner, Chgo., 111. . . . Alex A. Mitchell, Please Check Proper Montgomery, W. Va. . . Michael Rimsky, Dunellen, N.J. . . . Ronald L. Meline, Qassification Below CASH BOX Rockford, 111. . . . Enery Desmarais, Nashua, N.H. . . . Thomas W. Miller,

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9 l_ n set mse Msies at me m.o.a. show A WIDE VARIETY O os AT sous BISTSIBOTOS! CHICAGO COIN GAN GOLD CROWN ^ STARLITE BOWLER BOWLER Introducing the "new" SUP QUIET PLAY FIELD and SO RUBBER SHIN GUARD! 6 wa to play. 10c per player. Mai AvmmuN other itVtf* 3 proven features. DIFFERENT COIN CHUTES

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ALLOPING HORSE-SHOOTING GUN AT ANIMATED MOVING TARGETS WITH SCORING CHALLENGE

I ndian Scout

An ACTION-PACKED galloping horse, shooting gun at animated moving targets combined into one new fascinating HIGH REPLAY amusement device, occupying Children and teenagers enjoy the thr

galloping on INDIAN SCOUT and i 2' 6' of only X of space. Challenge the same time they strive for BIG CHIE award. Colorfi to youngsters from the ages of the highest scoring illuminated scoreboard adds to the n 3 to 16. play appeal.

INDIAN SCOUT HAS BEEN LOCA- IDEAL FOR ALL LOCATIONS Variety stores — Drug Stores — Depar TION TESTED AND PROVED TO ment Stores—Shopping Centers—Supe BE THE HIGHEST INCOME PRO- markets — Amusement Parks — Arcad* Bus and Air Terminals. DUCER OF ALL KIDDIE RIDES. — Rail,

STURDY CONSTRUCTION THROUGHOUT • Fiberglass Body • Maintenance-free aluminum treadplat« • National Rejector coin mechanism • Tamper proof coin meter accurately records each ride.

Get on the PROFIT TRAIL with INDIAN SCOUT TODAY! See it at your distributor’s or write us direct. ALL-TECH INDUSTRIES P.O. Box 1416. 950 W. 20th Street, Hialeah, Florida, Tuxedo 8-7551

AMERICAN’S # T/ie ULTIMATE in shuffleboards

Watch your profits soar •UnfuE/iLcLL when you operate the

Featuring: Totally new, cantilevered scoreboard. New built-in light in scoreboard. New end lamps ALL NEW IMPERIAL! for beauty and illumination.

Available with or without exclusive Magno Play Control. Sked See it at your distributor now or write for free Westchester Ops color brochure. New Meeting Date NORTH TARRYTOWN, N. Y.— Se; Tnefican SHUFFLEBOARD COMPANY mour Poliak, vice-president of tl 210 Patenen Plonk Rood, Union City, N. J., UNion 5-6633 Westchester Operators Guild, has ai vised that the regular May meetir originally scheduled for Monday, Me 21, will be held Monday, May 14. A ROCK-OLA 1454 $325.00 Virginia Special meetings are held in the AmericE tOCK-OLA 1455 295.00 Music Ops Of To Hold Meet Legion Hall in White Plains. lOCK-OLA 1465 375.00 RICHMOND, VA.—Hy Lesnick, presi- a special meeting of MOV officers, di- dent of the Music Operators of Vir- rectors, and members will be held SPECIAL ginia, this city, has announced that in Richmond on Saturday and Sunday, 5 ROCK-OLA 1478 $495.00 Hal March 'Oldest Op GOTTLIEB MEMORIAL BRATTLEBORO, VERMONT — H EEBURG KD200 $325.00 VISITORS HOSPITAL L. March, veteran coin machine o] lEEBURG lOOG 250.00 An attraction never loses erator in this area, has advised Cas EEBURG V20O 175.00 its appeal and of course Box that after long study of currei EEBURG V200 CONVERTED 200.00 the Gottlieb Memorial vets in the business, surveying tl lOTT. WORLD CHAMP 95.00 Hospital in Chicago is cer- nation’s oldest operators, VMS. 3 D 75.00 he hs tainly an attraction the come to the VMS. RENO 70.00 of conclusion that he’s “prol INITED ATLAS S/A 175.00 Windy City. Visitors con- ably the oldest damned operator in tl JNITED REGULATION 135.00 tinue to visit the medical business today.” March is 80 years c INITED CLIPPER 89.50 building to view the mod- age. He continues to operate scale tEENEY TOUCHDOWN (UPRIGHT) 110.00 ern hospital facilities. juke boxes and vending equipment i

(EENEY LITTLE BUCKEROO 110.00 Among the visitors last the Vermont territory and is active 1 ‘RICES F.O.B. CLEVELAND, OHIO week, pictured here were this day in his coin machine rout RALLY - ROCK-OLA - DISTRIBUTORS 1. to r.: Mrs. Eric de Stoutz; Dave Gottlieb, AKE CITY AMUSE. CO. Founder; Mr. Stoutz, May 26 and 27 at the William Byi 4533 I PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND, Switzerland Gottlieb dis- Hotel. tk (Tel: HE 1-4100) tributor; and Judd Wein- The MOV will hold its State Coi berg, president of Judd vention in Richmond September Distributing Co. and 8 in the John Marshall Hotel. GOTTLIEB’S

Monkeys climb UP the tree! UP go profits

• A-B-C-D targets advance three monkeys to tree-top in Light-Box for specials

• Monkey feature carries over from game to game

• 1 thru 5 top rollovers light side rollovers for specials and out-hole for 200 points

• Purple and green rollover buttons light pop bumpers for high score

• Circular rollunders score 50 points when lit

• Match feature • Sparkling cabinet design

New "Hard-Cole" Finish Extends Playboard Life to an All-Time High!

Like the monkeys climbing the tree— UP go profits when you put TROPIC-ISLE in your locations. It's cute! It appealsto every player! T est reports prove they don't stop 'til they get a monkey in the tree- 1 140-50 N. KOSTNER AVENUE • CHICAGO 51, III top. See your distributor today.

U's Alwa ys Profitable to Operate Gottlieb Games!

GAMES it MUSIC it ARCADE EQUIPMENT it Exclusive Chicago Area IMPORTERS Check FIRST! Distributors forWURLITZER BANNER Send for FREE 1641 N. Broad Street PHONOGRAPHS and PARTS 1962 CATALOG Pblla., Pa. CE6-5000 1508 Fifth Avenue 64 PAGES—Fully lllustrati Pittsburgh, Pa. 6R1-1373 UNITED MFG. CO. DISTRIBUTOR COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE,

Wally Finke & Joe Kline ChiCoin Releases “Starlite" Shuffle 1750 W. NORTH AVE. CHICAGO 22, ILLINOIS • Dickens New Game Offers Stars Instead Of Dots Use New Approach To Red Dot Feature FOR SAL SPECIAL CHICAGO—Mort Secore, director of what his score will be if he makes sales for Chicago Dynamic Industries, the ‘spare’ (providing he hasn’t a ROCK-OLA C Incorporated, of this city, announced ‘strike’—in that case the score regis- this past week that Chicago Coin’s ters on the back-glass). Both—“Dual 1455 ^ new “Starlite” player shuffle alley Flash-O-Matic” and “Flash-O-Matic” 6 complete, no missing bowler—with the thrilling, new “Dual are exciting high scoring bowling Flash-O-Matic” game feature—will games, featuring skill shooting for 3 Keeney EIRoncho be exhibited in ChiCoin’s booth #25, the pins as the lights flash across the at the MOA Convention in the Mor- playfield. BINGOS rison Hotel, May 6, 7 & 8. In “Silver Star” bowling (and He explained that booth #25 is scoring) one flashing ‘star’ scores 500 Crated—Ready to actually a lai'ge separate room just points on the strike and 300 pins on Roller Derby Ballerina Carnival beyond, and to the right, of the en- the spare. flashing ‘stars’ net Sea Island Q Two Beach Time Cypress Gc trance to the exhibit floor of the Mor- the player 700 pins for a strike and Sun Valley Show Time rison Hotel. It is, he said, quite spa- 400 for a spare. Three ‘stars’ are good Key West Parade Broadway Beauty Coi cious enough to accommodate Chicago for a whopping 900 pins on a strike glass and pin-hood. “Starlite” is fur- Coin’s line of amusement games. and 500 for a spare. In the event that ther enhanced by the use of stainless Wire—Write—Telephone Along with “Dual Flash-O-Matic,” no ‘stars’ appear strikes are worth steel guard rails for longer durability CABLE ADDRESS: REDDIN other bowling games included in the 300 (strike) and 200 (spare). half-way down the rails at both sides six exciting features are: “Silver “Super Strike,” a ChiCoin all strike of the pin area where the heaviest REDD DISTRIBU1 Star,” which actually is a new ap- innovation, has proven to be a great play action occurs. INC. proach to the very popular “Red Dot” play attraction in a multitude of loca- The cabinet is very colorfully CO., on the previous model amusement tions across the nation and overseas, decorated and designed for adapt- 126 Lincoln Street game. But with “Stars” instead of according to Secore. ability to any size location. Boston (Brighton) 35, M “red dots.” Other games are “Super “300 Champ” features the ever- “Starlite” shuffle alley is further PHONE: Algonquin 4-4( Strike,” “Flash - 0 - Matic,” “300 exciting continuous strike game, with enhanced, for practical purposes, with SEEBURG DIST. IN 5 STATES— DISTRIBUTORS—CHICOtN FAaOl Champ” bowling and “Regulation.” 20-30 scoring, for the maximum in the addition of a new ‘double lip’ on The difference between “Dual thrill bowling. the cash box to practically eliminate European Representative—^Mr- M Weijde, Ingelheim-Rhein-Piot Flash-O-Matic” and the ever-popular “Regulation” bowling considered a problem. der — tampering as strasse 212, W'estem Germany, ChiCoin “Flash-O-Matic” game is a must in all Chicago Coin bowlers Secore said, in conclusion, that heim/Rhein 2658 _ that in “Dual” the lights, which con- and shuffle alley bowlers—is played other cui’rent, very popular ChiCoin tinuously flash across the playfield according to American Bowling Con- amusement games will be on display (in front of the pins) do so constantly gress (ABC) rules and reflations. in Chicago Dynamic’s exhibit booth (unceasingly) during the complete The perfect score is 300 pins as in during the MOA Show. They are: game. regular bowling. “Gold Crown” big ball bowling game, Rifle Gallery,” and—as a i In “Flash-O-Matic” play the lights Secore stress particularly the “Variety Roll Down” ball shuffle alley introduction—a new gun g stop after the first shot at the pins utilization of light-up drums to add bowler, “All Star Goalie” hockey as yet released to the coir with the puck, and the player can see spectacular illumination on the back- game, “Pro Basketball,” “Long Range trade. —; —

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Bingo*. I WANT—Late Bingos, Gottlieb 2-4 players, FOR SALE—Large supply of Phonographs, on-shopped but com- ris:hts and Joker Balls. Seeburg Seebii plete. Quote prices FOB nearest seaport. $295.00 1436A $85.00, 1438 31*5^0. CLASSIFIED AD RATE 20 CENTS PER WORD rUE GENERAL AUTOMATIC, 60, rue Van and Rock-Ola 100 and 120 Belgium. (Cable-add- $35.00 and Hidden Units. HALLGREN D Ceunt every word including all words in firm name. Numbers in address count as Schoor, BRUSSELS 3, 1626 3RD AVENUE, W one word. Minimum ad accepted $5.00. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL ress: JEUMATE-BRUSSELS). TRIBUTORS, ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check is not enclosed with order West, Show Times, Miss Ameri- your classified ad will be held for following issue pending receipt of your check or cash. WANT—Key cas, Sun Valley and all other late Bally Panoram PoUs you wa Bingos; Seeburg Phonographs Model AY 16Ub FOR SALE—If it’s Gould has 'em. PHIL GOULD, - NOTICE^—$67 Classified Advertisers. (Outside USA add $S2 to your present sub- slightly used. Quote us your bottom prices. Phil scription price). You are entitled to a classified ad of 40 words in each week's issue We pay cash in advance. MUSIC-BOXES, for a period of One Full Year. 52 consecutive weeks. You are allowed to change your 25 AVENUE DES ACACIAS, GRIVEGNEE- Classified Ad each week if you so desire. All words over 40 will be billed at the rate LIEGE, BELGIUM. of 20e per word. Please count words carefully. Be sure your Classified Ad is sent to FOB SALE—New and Used Coin Machir reach New York publication office by Wednesday, 12 Noon, of preceding week to appear WANT—WUl pay cash—Need late guns shopped and ready for location. Also ron pieces. In the fallowing week's Issue. Baseballs and all arcade MIKE for sale. AUTOMATIC MUSIC CO.. 1214 MUNVES CORP., 577—10th AVENUE, ARCHER ST., TULSA, OKLAHOMA. (1 NEW YORK, NEW YORK. (Tel. BR 9-6677). t A vl'T'TCX Classified Ads Close WEDNESDAY WANT—Panorama and Panoram parts. United Triple Plays Wanted. ADVANCE AUTOMA- TIC SALES CO., 1350 HOWARD ST.. SAN records, pad Send all copy to: CASH BOX, 1721 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. FOR SALE—All new 45 RPM FRANCISCO, CALIF. (Tel. HEmlock 100 assorted per carton, $12.50 per 100.^ 1-1750). known artists. Trial order will convii these are best lots on market, Satisfact WANT—Stover & Rowe Candy Machines—100 guaranteed. C S ENTERPRISES, IN WANT—Used 45RPM Records all types as Boxes & selection Seeburg Chrome, Wall 1628 BEDFORD AVE., BROOKLYN, N. they run right off the route. No sorting or Seeburg Hideaways—Coffee—Soda Machines. picking. We pay IO4 per record & freight FOB SALE—AMI D80—$100.; AME E-120— WANT providing the records are not over 9 months $175.00. AUTOMATIC SELLING ASSOCI- old. Cash paid within 48 hours after arrival ATES INC., 12 WATERFORD ROAD, IS- stock of rec of records. KING SALES, 129 FRANCES FOR SALE—We have a large LAND PARK, N.Y. (Tel. GE 1-3321). and Bingo. Write LNT—United Laree Ball Bowlers. TOLEDO ST., EVERETT, MASS. (Tel. DU 7-4140). ditioned Shuffle Games ;OIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, 814 SUM- list. PIONEER VENDING, INC., 3726 K1 FOR Resale: Seeburg and Wurlitzer IIT, TOLEDO, OHIO (Tel. CH 3-7191). WANT— SEN AVE., CINCINNATI. OHIO. (1 WANT—We need great quantities of Bally Phonographs, Games, Cigarette Machines. Montana 1-5000). Bingos. Quote us your lowest prices F.O.B. Send list, condition, prices. HASTINGS DIS- TRIBUTING CO., INC., 6100 WEST BLUE- LNT—Bally Lotta-Funs. Barrel-O-Fnns nearest Seaport U.S.A. P.V.B.A. VERHEDA. KRONEN-BURGSTHAAT 94, ANTWERP. MOUND ROAD, MILWAUKEE 13, WIS- tarrel-O-Fnns’ 61 ; Barrel-O-Funs’ 62. Cash r trade. MICKEY ANDERSON AMUSE BELGIUM. (Cable address: VERHEDA). CONSIN. FOR SALE—Hi-Speed Super Fast Sht 314 E. IITH ST., ERIE, PENNSYL- Board Wax. 24 one-pound cans per ci :0., WANT New 45RPM’s that have appeared on '^ANIA (Tel. GLendale 2-3207). — $8.50 f.o.b. Dallas, Texas. Sold on mo WANT—Bingos, Big Shows, Show Times, Key the charts within the last 6 months. Can use back guarantee. Distributor for D. Gotti West, Miss America, Sun Valley, Cypress any quantity. We pay 154 to I84 plus freight ChiCoin. STATE MUSIC DISTRIBUTO Gardens, Double Headers and all other late N.E. LNT—To buy—Bally Lotta Fun and Barrel charges. KAY ENTERPRISES, 659 INC., 3100 MAIN ST.. DALLAS, TEX f Fun and all Bally Bingos. FOR SALE Bingos, in quantity. CLEVELAND COIN 123rd St., North Miami, Fla. (Tel. PL ,ate Seeburg Music—Big Ball Bowlers & MACHINE EXCHANGE, 2029 PROSPECT 7-8061). ihulBe Alleys, Vending Machines. Our prices AVE., CLEVELAND, OHIO. (Tel. lave been reduced. REDD DISTRIBUTING TO 1-6715). WANT—For resale. United Jupiter, Williams FOR SALE—Auto-Photo Studios, Model Gottlieb Flippers and Flipper :0.. INC., 126 LINCOLN ST., BRIGHTON Space Glider. $995.; Model $1,995.; ABT Shooting ( Bally 11 6, MA^. (Tel. ALgonquin 4-4040). Parade; United Big Ball Bowlers; Rides, Arcade Eqi WANT Rowe Cigarette Vendors; 14 Column lery (like new) ; Kiddie — Bingos; Seeburg 201, 222, AQ & AY. Please Ambassadors; 20 Column 700; Seeburg VL ment. Write for list and prices. ADVAN send lowest price. CONTINENTAL COIN, DISTRIBUTING CO., 5644 DEL-M LNT —Call Collect I for immediate ei- & KD; National 22 column Cigarette Ven- Want 1827 ADAMS, 2, OHIO (Tel. Code (' dor; TOLEDO BLVD., ST. LOUIS 12, MISSOURI. ort. Bally Bingos, Gottlieb Pingames, All Wms. Ten Pins & Ten Strike. Quote 419 248-3359). 'ypes of Seeburg, AMI, Wurlitzer music. best price. DAVE LOWY & COMPANY, PArkview 7-1373). :agh waiting. BELGIAN AMUSEMENT CO. 652 TENTH AVE., NEW YORK 18. N.Y. WANT Old Flipper games, Blondie Circus, (Tel. 1-1033). — 06 NO. SROAD STREET. PHILADEL- LT Toreador, Falstaff and Wm. Baseballs, one ‘fllA. PENNA. POplar 3-7808. do player; (Classes good, parts intact. What FOR SALE—100,000 new 45 rpm 6 months 310 WANT—New or used 45 RPM Records that yon have? BEXAR NOVELTY, GAR- 1 year old, $10 per 100, $95 per lOCO. A LNT-^5 RPM Records, new or used. No have been on the Cash Box Top 100 in the DINA, SAN ANTONIO 1, TEXAS. 25,000 EP's $25 per C; $200 per M; 12" L uantity too large or small. Highest prices last 6 months. We pay 124 to IS4 and can available $100 per C; $950 per M. R) will sort laid. Write stating quantity on hand. 'TONY use 100 of a number. We pay the freight. WANT—Juke Box operators, who MAR SALES CO., 170-21 JAMAICA AV their used records, will make more money JALGANO BIST. CO., 4135 W. ARMITAGE, VISTA RECORDS, 1314 WINDSOR ROAD, JAMAICA 32, N. Y. (Tel. OLympia 8-401 us. within 48 hours upon :HICAG0 39, ILL. (Tel. Dickens 2-7060). CARDIFF, CALIF. with Cash paid arrival of records. For “Teen-age (Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues) plus Country & LNT Bingo WANT 45 RPM Records, new or used. LP’s appeared on the — Games, Gottlieb Pins 1957 up, — Western music that has FOR SALE 6 Pocket Pool Tables, excel! also considered. pick up any quantity — .ofta-Funs. Wire, write or phone. SCOTT We charts Top 50 within the past 9 months. shape $150.; 14' Bowlers $195.; Blink you have on hand highest cash OSSE CO., 1641 NO. BROAD, PHILA- and pay We will pay 224 for each record plus freight. $185.; Skee Balls $125.; Bowlette 14' $1’ prices. Write information to: fLPHIA, PA. (Tel. CE 6-4444). EARL KUHNS All other types of music such as Ballads, Rebound Shuffles $49.50. Write or wire DIST. CO., 4580 SNEAD, Standards, Jazz, etc. will be paid at the SANTA CLARA, day. PURVEYOR DISTRIBUTING C CALIFORNIA. 1-0087. CHerry rate of 64 per record. J & D AMUSE- 4322 NORTH WESTERN AVE., CHICA LNT Records. 45’s and LP’s, 1 VIDETTA STREET, W. PEA- — new only, MENTS, 18. ILL. (Tel. JUnIper 8-1814). ’lease give full details first contact to avoid BODY, MASS. (Tel. JE 2-0737). lelay and assure quick deal. HARRY WAR- WANT—New (salvage, overran, scrap) 45 IINER. KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC CO., 12" RPM singles, kiddy & long play records, WANT—Un. Triple-Plays, FOR SALE—Bally 53 MCLEAN AVE., YONKERS, N. Y. (Tel. also juke box record. We are top promo- Beauty Contests (floor samples) Gott. Fair FOR SALE—Seeburg’s B’s $125., C’s $1 iReenleaf 6-7778). tional record house in the business, see ns Lady (2pl.), Gott. Sea Bell (2pl.) 5-ball G’s $300., KD’s $395.; V-3WA’8 $75.; Wi first. NATIONAL BAG-O-TUNES, INC., novelty games 1954 & up. Wall boxes; 2 itzers 1700 $195., 1800 $245., 1900 $3 224-09 LINDEN BLVD., CAMBRIA LNT—Will buy—Bingos, Shuffle Alleys, Seeburg 3W1, Wurl. 1 #5250 (200), Ami-1 2104 $3.95.; Cigarettes, Games, Alh iowlers, any amount of Phonographs. HEIGHTS 11. NEW YORK. (Tel. AR MQ 200, 2 W120. NOBRO NOVELTY CO., Bingos also available. GABRIELSON LEW 6-6333) JACOBS. ONES DISTRIBUTING COMPANY. INC. BEN DAN WANCIO. 142 DORE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO 3, COMPANY, 724 MEMORIAL DR., S. SOI N. Capitol ave., Indianapolis CALIF. (Tel. MA 1-5438 or MA 15439). ATLANTA 16, GEORGIA. (Tel. JA 5-74' NDIANA. WANT—We pay the highest prices for all Bally Bingos and Gottlieb Pinballs manu- LNT—Are regular buyers late Bingos, Gott- factured 1958 and up. Intersted all brand FOR SALE—Gottlieb—Sunshine, Roto P ieb 2-4 players, Seeburg V-200, unshopped new closeouts. Also arcade equipment. Cable Silver, Straight Flush, Crlss Cross $15( lut of coarse complete working order, or write to: HOLLAND-BELGIE. EUROPE each. 5 United Empire Shuffle Alleys $3! lacked in original cartons. We pay dollars, SPRL, 276 AVENUE LOUISE. BRUSSELS FOR SALE each. Pins in new condition—used about ash in advance. Quote price FOB nearest S, BELGIUM. (Cable address: HOBEL- weeks. Older games $15.00 each. Terms-C eaport. MAX LOBO, MEIR 23, ANTWERP, EUROP-BRUSSELS). and Carry. BEACON AMUSEME] lELGIUM. (Tel. 33-81-33). BRANT BEACH, N. J. FOR SALE—Seeburg KD200’s @ $325.; or five for $1500.; V200’8 @ $170.; or five for LNT—New or used 45 RPM Records, not WANT—Music for Export. KD-200, 222S, $800.; 222*8 @ $650.; or five for $3000.00. >ve_r 6 months AMI-IM, J and Gottlieb flippers, old. We pay 154 and the H. Buckley Wurlitzer 2000 @ $250. 1800 @ $215.; 1650 FOR SALE Attention Arcade Buyers: C reight. Can use any quantity. Track Odds. Write 559, c/o — WALLY BOX CASH @ $95.; 2400S @ $575.00. AMI JBJ 120 @ out on Bally’s Bank Ball (Ski Ball). lECORDS, 17725 N. W. 8TH BOX, 1721 BROADWAY, N.Y.C. W PLACE $575.; G 80 and 120’s @ $225.; JBl 120 @ for price. Seven available. An ideal sc dlAMI 69. FLA. $495.; Rock-Ola 1455 @ $275.; 1448 @ $245; for an arcade. Write, wire, phone SHELD 1465 @ $365.00. Prices F. O. B. Detroit, SALES DISTRIBUTING CORP., 881 M/ equipment complete and op- WANT—Used 45 RPM Records. All types, as Michigan. All STREET, BUFFALO 3, NEW YORK (' LNT—Exhibit’s lOU, Selectem and Hor- they run, right off the route. No sorting or erating—crated for export. See ns for best TT 5-9106). ishoes. State price, quantity and condition picking. We pay freight from anywhere in buys on used vending equipment. MARTIN n first letter. NEW LIDO ARCADE, 412 USA. Standing order available for regular AND SNYDER CO., 12727 W. WARREN SAST BALTIMORE STREET, BALTI- shippers. JALEN AMUSEMENT CO., INC.. AVE., DEARBORN, MICHIGAN. (Tel. dORE, MD. 14 EAST 21st ST., BALTIMORE 18, MD LUzon 2-2300). FOR SALE—AMI I-IOOM, AMI 1-120, A I-200E, AMI K-IOOA, AMI (5-80, AMI Wurlitzer Rock-Ola FOB SALE All Types of clean, reconditioned, 120, 1800, 1438, AMI — 120-200. Boxes. LNT—Wms, & Gottlieb used 1, 2 & 4 play- WANT—JUKE Box Operators! If you want ready for locations Bingos. Phone or write. Selection Wall Rock-Ola !rs, as ia, complete, 1959 and up. IMPERIAL a steady outlet for your used records, call 523-6386—523-7459. NASTASI DIST. CO., Selection Wall Boxes. Write—Wire—Ph 498 or write: INC., 138- —For Best Deal. I :OIN MACHINE CO., ANDERSON EASTERN RECORDS, 912 POYDRAS ST., NEW ORLEANS 12, MILLER-NEWMARK LVE., CLIFFSIDE, NEW JERSEY. 43 JAMAICA AVE., QUEENS 35, NEW LA. TRIBUTING CO., 42 FAIRBANKS ! YORK. (Tel. JAmaica 3-7030). N.W., GRAND RAPIDS 2, MICH.

LNT—AMI 120 and 200 Phonographs, Hide- FOR SALE—Mutoscope Ace Bomber $65.; kways. Selection Boxes, Steppers, Late model WANT—To purchase 5.000,000 new records, Mutoscope Atomic Bomber $65.; Mutoscope Complete line of used Phe jottlieb Pin Games; 54 & 104 Counter all speeds. We prefer large quantities and Lift-O-Graph $35.; 3 Seeburg very clean FOR SALE— Shuffle Cigarette Sames. Write stating quantity condition and will buy for cash. Top prices offered. No Bear Guns $125.; each. Genco Invader Gun graphs. Games, Mach: Keeney Leader Baseball $50.; and various types of all other games jest cash price. ST^. THOMAS COIN SALES Joke Box Records. Write to: RANSEL $50.; League equipment. LTD., 669 TALBOT ST., ST. THOMAS TRADING CORP., 1000 AUSTIN BLVD.. Exhibits Big Bronco Kiddie Ride (very Lowest prices. Best merchanc letter, wire phone call will convi DNT., CANADA. (Tel. MElrose 1-9550). ISLAND PARK, N. Y. (Tel. GEneral clean) $200.00. ROY FOSTER, BOX 437, One or 2-1650), JESSE SELTER, Pres. SIOUX FALLS, SO. DAKOTA. you. We are factory representatives United, Rock-Ola, Bally and Irving Ki FOR SALE—Complete stock Long Playing TARAN DISTRIBUTING, INC., 3401 N Conversion LNT— Kits to convert V See- records. Mono/Stereo. Major labels only. 36TH ST., MIAMI 42. FLA. (Tel. NEn used or surplus records all jurg’s to VL. State quantity and price. WANT—Your Brand new. Best sellers. Approx 3500. Sacri- 5-2531). speeds. boy all year ’round, and pay FOR SALE—Deluxe Big Tents $150.; We fice. Best offer. Store available. RECORD Founty Fairs $80.; Double Shots $90.; Skeet top prices. No lot too large or too small. PARADISE, 6507 HOLLYWOOD BLVD., pay freight. DIS- Shoots $60.00. BUDDY BUDDY ENTER- We BEACON RECORD LOS ANGELES 28, CALIF. (Tel. HO PRISES, CHESTER, ILLINOIS. TRIBUTORS, INC., 821 NORTH MAIN 4-8088). ’-UR SALE—Relays—low cost, high qual R.I. (Tel. 1-7500, ST., PROVIDENCE, UNion general purpose open style made to JAckson 1-5121). > FOR SALE—United, 16' Bonus B.A. $350.; 4- specifications. Short run our specialty. J LNT—An types of music. Bally Bingos, Way S.A. $475.; Dual S.A. $395.; Atlas S.A. electrical harnesses and switch stack ass Wms, Pins, Gottlieb Pins, all types of $295.; Handicap S.A. $175.; Pirate Gun blies. MARVEL MANUFACTURING ( Shuffles, Bowling Alleys, Rifles, Arcade WANT—Cash, waiting for late model jokes. $225.; Carnival Gun $15(1.; Genco, Big Top 1847 W. FULLERTON AVE.. CHICA Vending. Quote prices. FAS, U.S.A. Port. Games and Bingos for Resale. State condi- Gun $175.; Champion Baseball $75.; Chi- ILL. (Tel. DI 2-2424). State condition. BOX #540. c/o THE CASH tion, price and quantity. Write only. SEA- coin, Bulls Eye Big League DeLuxe Baseball BOX. 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19. COAST DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 1200 NORTH $175. CENTRAL OHIO COIN MACHINE >4. Y. AVENUE, ELIZABETH, NEW JERSEY. EXCHANGE, INC., 858 N. HIGH ST., CO- LUMBUS 15, OHIO (Tel. AXminster 4-3529). ''"OR SALE—Records. New 45’* 100 assoi

tunes per carton—60% majors, Ilf and I Shuffle FOR SALE Pokerino nearly new with drop EP’s 25d per record, 12" LP’s majors LNT— 6 pocket pool tables. Have amuse- WANT—Late Chicago Coin, United — off. Also have some older others, pre-packaged or \ nent. Arcades, Shuffleboards, Roll Downs, Alleys, Ball Bowlers, Bally Challenger and chute and knock 100 more, $75. Pokerino games with push chutes. If you end sample order. Send check or 3kea Alleys, Venders and etc. to trade. Will Late Bingos. MONROE COIN MACHINE money your Pokerino we have them. der. SID tave room at Morrison Hotel, daring MOA EXCHANGE. INC., 2423 PAYNE AVE., need parts for TABACK RECORDS. 2540 Write, JAMES TRAVIS, P.O. BOX 206, PICO BLVD., LOS ANGELES 6. CAl 3how. H iS; L SALES, 201 SOUTH BROAD- CLEVELAND 14, OHIO (Tel. Superior 5VAY, GREEN BAY, WIS. 1-4600). MILLVILLE, N.J. (Tel. Dunkirk 3-8735). C — — ) — .(

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FOR SALE—Bally Jumbos $295.; Wm. 6 star FOR SALE—Special—Bally : Can-Cans $850.; CURRENTLY IN Lite-A-Line $500.; Barrel O’Funs ’61 $495.; PRODUCTK $75.; Bally De Luxe Club $195.; Bally Club Super Jumbos Deluxe Prices shown are list priets f.o.b. factory. Mfrt. tove not $175.; Bally Monarch $175.; Bally Speed Sea Islands $375.; authorized prices where no ( Bally Bowlers $75.; Un. Eagle $125.; Atlas $125.; electronic uprights $660.; UNITED EAST COAST CORP., 583 lOTH $790.; Deluxe Jumbo Puck Bowlers $599.50; AMI, INC. Skill Scores brand new $75.; floor samples THE SEEBURG CORP. AVENUE, NEW YORK 36, N. Y. Continental 2-200 Stereo $65.; Marksman Guns brand new $375.00. Round* with DSlOO—Directional stereo, Chicago Coin: Variety Boll Down Bowlers— Antomix ,200 Sel, Stereo Phono. tion phonograph. Super Circus $90.00—Wil- Write Auto-Bell: Continental 2-200 Mona oral (no Anto- DS160 Bally Marksman Gun liams: Space Glider Guns $395.00. NEW —Directional stereo, FOR SALE—Specials— mix) 200 SeL Monaural (new) $395.; Beauty Contest $65.; Beach ORLEANS NOVELTY CO., 1055 DRYADES Phono. tion phonograph. Games, Inc. ST., NEW ORLEANS, LA. (Tel. 529-7321). Continental 2-100 Stereo Queens $95.; Sportsman $195.; Round* with AR models haye the fi Wildcat $195.; Super Wildcat $325.; Twin Automix, 200 Sel, Stereo Phono. Keeney Big Roundup standard equipment: Super Wildcat $445.; Continental 2-100 and Touchdown $125.; Twin Red Arrow Monaural (no Auto- Personalized feature Dominoes $50.; mix), 100 $445.; Auto-Bell Galloping SALE Touchdown $300.; Sea Wolf Sel. Monaural Phono. Artist of the Week featu $145. Rush deposit: MICKEY FOR — DeLuxe Hialeah Golden Bells $135.; Williams Big (*Stereo Round plays 33-1/3-45 CO., 314 EAST $100.; rpm Uniyersal pricing ANDERSON AMUSEMENT League Baseball $110. GENERAL DIS- ERIE, PENNA. (Tel. GLen- records intermixed Play 33-1/345 IITH STREET, TRIBUTING CO., 1609 ORLEANS AVE., rpm recoi dale 2-3207). HAC-200—Hideaway, 200 Sel. NEW ORLEANS, LA. (Tel. 524-6729). Monaural intermixed. Half doUar or Stereo Remote Control optional W0.120 120 Sel. W. B HYIOOUR—Stereo, 100 self FOR SALE—2 AMI Model I-M 200 at $275.00 WQ.200 200 Sel. W. B away. each, excellent shape. Also 3—120 AMI Wall FOB SALE—United Playmate Rebounds at the KQ-200-1 20 Sel. W.B., Dual Price Play HY160UR Stereo, self Boxes plus New Stepper, $100.00 for $50.; Chicago Coin or United Small Ball — 160 lot. MID-WEST DISTRIBUTORS, 709 LIN- Bowlers at $125.; Regulations S. A. at WO.200-3 200 Sel. W. B., Dual price away. BLVD., KANSAS CITY, MO. WOOD $175.; 5 C. C. Bulls Eye Drop Ball at $100.; Play, 4-Coin Rejector 3W100—WaU-O-Matic “10 new $175.00. also have a full line each We Bar (^rip W. B. Mounting Bracket pricing of guns, five balls, and some older bingo EX-600 Cylindrical games, and National 7, 9, 11, 13, and 22 Wall Spkr S3W160—Wall-O-Matic “1( — 5-1478 Rock-Ola (like new), FOR SALE column used cigarette machines. Write or Li-2130 Ceiling Spkr., Choice of (Jrille pricing Rock-Ola 1454, $325.00.; Rock-Ola $575.00.; call: CENTRAL DISTRIBUTORS, INC., Types Listed $295.00.; Rock-Ola 1465, $375.00.; See- TWl—Twin stereo waU spe 1455, 2315 OLIVE ST., ST. LOUIS 3, MO. (Tel. $325.00.; Seeburg V 200, L-2135 burg KD 200, 1-3511). Random Pattern Grille TCI—Twin stereo corner 200 Converted, $225.00.; MA $175.00.; Seeburg V L-2136 Uniform Pattern Grille .... inch $195.00.; AMI J 120. $500.00.; AMI G 200, L-2137 Gottlieb Sea Belles, $85.00.; Gottlieb World Circular Flush-Mount Grille TRl—Twin stereo recesse Champ, $85.00.; Wms. 3-D, $75.00.; Wms. Remot’ Vol. & Cancel Cont., St. or Mo. 8 inch Keeney Little Buckaroo, Reno. $65.00.; FOB SALE—Bally Western Express kiddie AUTO-PHOTO CO. EBWCl-12—Extended bass $115.00.; Keeney Touchdown, $115.00.; with reinforced burglar proof coin box ride Model 12 Studio $3,245.00 United Atlas—S/A, $175.00.; United Regula- $225.00. Atlas Col-Snac lOd ice cream bar speaker, 12 inch tion, $135.00.; United (Clipper, $95.00. Prices vendor with coin changer $30.00. Eastern V-2 Auto-Voice Recorder PRVC-2—Powered remote Cleveland, Ohio. LAKE CITY AMUSE- FOB Electric eight column 30^ cigarette vendor BALLY MFG. CO. trol MENT CO., 4533 PAYNE AVE., CLEVE- $30.00. AZAR 2314 EAST 15TH, OAKLAND (Tel. HEnderson 1-4100). Shoot-A-Line (Bingo) $ 895.00 CC-2 Coin counter — PS6- LAND 3, OHIO 1, CALIFORNIA. — Lido (Bingo) 1,215.00 supply Bank-Ball 695.00 BMS-2—Background Music FOR SALE—Lotta Funs $400.; Barrel Funs Super Shuffle 995.00 1000 selections $475.; Plantations $450.; Startime $550.; FOB SALE—Wurlitzer 1700 $165.; C. C. All Barrel-O-Fun ’62 870.00 BMC-1—Background Musif Varieties, Gay Times, Players Choice Bally Big Times, Star Team S.A. $95.; C.C. Funspot ’62 870.00 Gayety's, Dude Ranch, Beauty’s, etc. Cleaned B.A. $450.; AMI-D-40 Hdw. $75.00. All ma- BMCA-1—Companion And and checked ready for location $75.; chines A1 Condition. Large selection of all Bally Bowler 16' lengths 1,575.00 E2—Cigarette yendor, fre United’s Starlet. Monaco, Manhattan etc. Brands of Music and Shuffle Alleys. BIRD 5' Extension Sections 75.00 ea. 825 pack capacity Cleaned and checked $75.; Pixies write. Red MUSIC DIST., BOX 290, MANHATTAN, Pony Twins (Kiddie Ride) . . 705.00 E2XM Cigarette yendor, Arrows $290.; Super Wild Cats $290.; Twin KANSAS. — Super Wild Cats $425.; Trail Blazer $350.; Toonerville Trolley 865.00 ing, 825 pack capacity, Criss Cross $100.00. D & P MUSIC, 27 The Champion (all metal cab) 865.00 yendor. YORK, PA. PHILADELPHIA STREET. CHICAGO COIN MACHINE E3 Cigarette yendor, (Tel. 81846). — m FOR SALE—ATTENTION EXPORTERS. Variety Roll-Down Bowler pack capacity WHOLESALERS, VOLUME BUYERS—We Long Range Rifle Gallery have Wurlitzer Models 2200, 2300. 2310. 2400, 4SCD2—Cold Drink ye sale. All Starlite Shuffle Alley (May crushed ice, 1500 cup FOR SALE Attention! We are the trade’s 2410, 2500 and 2510 for machines — completely shopped. Phone or write. Ilargest suppliers of Pool Table supplies— are 1962) flayor UNITED DISTS., INC., 902 W. SECOND. slates, cues, balls, cloth, etc. Best quality, Gold Crown SCDl662——Cold Drink yei lowest prices, write or phone for our oew WICHITA 1, KANSAS. Pro Basketball crushed ice, 1500 cup catalog. EASTERN NOVELTY DISTRIBU- TORS, 3726 TONNELE AVE., NORTH All-Star Goalie flayor BERGEN, N. J. (Tel. UNion 3-8627). EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. Cl—Candy yendor, capacit FOR SALE—Millions of extra coins are taken Card Vendor units. Gum and mint u from clean machines.^ Clean right with Kleer Plastic Laminator Vendor capacit Lemonite. Central Distributing Co. J. Rosen- PI—Pastry yendor, FOR SALE—SEEBURG G-lOO @ $235.; V- feld Co. and M.A.R.K. Distributing Co.. St. FISCHER SALES & MFG. CO. units 200 $185.; WURLITZER 2000 $350.; @ @ Louis, Missouri use and sell Lemonite. Try Crown Imperial VTTI CPI—Snack yendor, capaci 2100 @ $395.; 2200 @ $595.; 2300 @ $795.; New liquid Lemonite. GBACO SALES CO., AMI H-120 @ $395.; G-200 @ $165.00 1/3 ARLINGTON. TENNESSEE. Crown Imperial VII units candy and 92 units Deposit, balance C.O.D. NORTHWEST Imperial VI and mint unit optional. CO. OP OREGON, 1040 S.W. 2ND SALES Coronet 6 661 Seeburg/BaUy cofff AVE., PORTLAND 4 , OREGON. (Tel. CApltoI 8-6557). Coronet 7 brews coffee cup at a t FOR SALE—Uprights—Red Arrows $275.; Crown Fiesta refrigerated liquid crean Twin Red Arrows $425.; Touchdowns $90.; oz. ct Criss-Cross Diamonds $90.; Big Round Ups Holiday 5, Capacity: 450 7 FOR SALE—ShufiBe Alleys (United) Eagle $90.; Wild Cats $150.; Playball $50.; Beauty J. F. FRANTZ MFG. CO. Seeburg/BaUy cofff Dual & Three ways. Also used 45 RPM Contest $60.; Old Plantations $425.00. D & L U.S. Marshall 5() Gun brews coffee cup at a timf Records off route. MOHAWK SKILL COIN MACHINE CO., 414 KELKER Frontier (Counter Pistol) 2C GAMES CO., 67 SWAGGERTOWN RD., STREET, HARRISBURG, PA. (Tel. CE New Selectiye: 5, Capacity: SCHENECTADY, 2, N. Y. 4-1051). Dodge City (Counter Pistol) . Kicker & Catcher UNITED MFG. CO. ABT Challenge Pistol Avalon Shuffle AUey FOR SALE—MiUs & Jennings Fruit Machines ABT Gnesser Scale Alamo Bowling Alley FOR SALE—Mutoscope Drivemobile, Revolv- —Black Cherries, Golden Falls, High Tops. ABT Rifle Sport Bonus BasebaR Blue Front, Brown Fronts. Diamond Fronts, ing Drum, with Seat—Mechanically Good A-1 condition. Ready for export. COIN Cost $495.00. ATLAS DISTRIBUTORS. 1024 Aristo Scale MACHINE DISTRIBUTORS CO., 1995 COMMONWEAUTH AVENUE, BOSTON GAMES. INC. 15, MASS. (Tel. RE 4-1384). UNITED MUSIC CORP. DICKERSON ROAD. RENO, NEVADA. Tim-Buc-Too (Tel. FA 3-8546). UPD-100 Monaural Twin Tim-Bne-Too UPD-IOOS Stereo D. GOTTLIEB & CO. FOR SALE—Fischer Six Pocket Tables, com- FOR sale; an or write our nearest office Tropic Isle, 1 Plyr. — pletely reconditioned, with slate, like new VALLEY SALES CO. for best prices on New and Used equip- 73" X 43", $175.; 90" x 50" $275.00. Midway IRVING KAYE CO., INC. ment. TRl STATE DISTRIBUTING CO.. DeLuxe 6-Pocket Models “Shooting Gallery’’ $225, “DeLuxe’’ $375.; Deluxe Eldorado 6 Pkt. Series P. O. BOX 615, ROME, GA. (Tel. 234-7123) Bally Sharpshooter $315.; Big Inning $175.: Model 750A—75x42x31 ... or 1441 CENTRAL AVE., CHATTANOO- Batting Practice $195.; ABC $95.; Rocket Mark 1. 77x45: Mark IT. 82x46; Model 850A—84x47x31 ... GA, TENN. (Tel. AM 6-4858). Bowler $95.; United Mercury $95.; Regula- Mark HI. 93x52; Mark IV, 106x58. tion Drop Ball $75.; Model 900A—90x50x31 ... $125.; C C A Peppy Satellite. 77x45 The Clown $125.; Rock-ola 1438 $125.: Special 6-Pocket Model AMI-D-80 $85.; E-120 $95.; Seeburg 100 Deluxe Klub Pool, 56x50 .... B 75x42x31 ... FOR SALE—World famous Aristocrat Fruit/ $135.00. BETSON ENTERPRISES. INC., Model 745A— J. H. KEENEY & CO., INC. Poker Machines. Arcadian, Sheerline, Star- 3726 TONNELLE AVE., NO. BERGEN, N.J. Regulation Bumper Pool . , lite, Cluhmaster, Crisscross, Wild Ace, Gold (Tel. UN 3-8574). Summertime Award, Four Reeler, Guaranteed Jackpot Two-Gun Fun. Gun game and Dropping Jackpot combinations. AINS- WILLIAMS MFG. CO. WORTH CONSOLIDATED INDUSTRIES El Rancho, 2-Ball Pin Coquette 2-Plyr. (G.B.) Ltd., 178, Grays Inn Road, London Hacienda (same game w/o W.C.I., England. Cables Aindent LONDON Panascope unit) Extra Inning BasebaR Black Dragon World Series (Free play n Flash Back Road Racer FOR SALE—Brand new 45 RPM Records; Voice-O-Graph Top lOO’s past and recent packed 100 as- MIDWAY MFG. CO. sorted per carton, $11. postage prepaid. Deluxe Baseball Send check or money order: RECORDS MISCELLANEOUS THE WURLITZER COMPA INC., 2707 W. PICO BLVD., ROCK-OLA MFG. CORP. LOS AN- 2600 Stereo-Mono., 200-8el. GELES 6. California. 1496 120 Sel. Empress Phono lOO-sel. 1497 200 Sel. Empress Phono 2610 Stereo-Mono., Burglar Alarm for coin- MISCELLANEOUS— Wall B oxe s operated equipment operates on flashlight 1493 lOO.Sel. Princess st/m phono FOR SALE—Williams Pins (Reserve, Black battery. Sensitive to tampering, everady 100 Wall Phono—100 Sel 5250 WB 200-8el. 10-2S-50(^ Jack, 3 Coins, Metros, Ten Spot, Hi-Way) energizers. Installed quickly. Powerful alarm. 1622 Stereo Twin Speakers ... 5207 WB 104-sel. Coin counters, coin sorters, coin changers, Postpaid $3.95, three $10.75, dozen $39.00. coin 5200 WB lOO-sel. 10-25-50^ wrappers (parts & supplies). GLOBE Quantity prices to distributors. BLOCK 1623 Stereo Twins jr. spkrs. DISTRIBUTING COMPANY INC., 1623 N. MARBLE CO.. 1425 NO. BROAD ST., 1623 Hi Fidelity Extension CALIFORNIA AVE., ILL. CHICAGO 47, PHILADELPHIA 22, Pa. 5119 High Fidelity Ceiling (AR 6-0780). Speakers 33 1/3-45 rpm Mech-O-Matic intermix Cone play Dual-speed turntable 5122 Stereo Convertible Co 5123 Stereo WaR Spkr.—12' FOR SALE—3 Bear Guns 1 Coon Hunt MISCELLANEOUS—Steel Truck Safe. "Drop” 1950 Remote Vol. Cont. with Cancel $375.00 takes all. Lord Prayer with charms, opens and automatically closes safe from pil- Button 50^ 5124 Stereo Comer Spkr.— like new, $149.50 ea. Speedy, Mercury, Un. ferage. Base drilled for mounting. Door re- 1972 Reyerba-sound kit Range 5th Ave. $195.00 all. Bally Beauty Contest cessed. Corbin Lock. Switch can be connected 5125 Stereo Extender Spkr. $94.50. Large Dog kiddie ride $175.00. to horn. Heavy chain extra protection. Ham- 1554 lOO-sel. wall box GRECO BROS. AMUSEMENT CO., INC., mertone Green. 40 lbs. $54.40. BLOCK MAR- Coin Chute Ayailable for All Pairs) 1288 BROADWAY, ALBANY, NEW YORK BLE, 1425 N. BROAD ST., PHILADEL- Models 5126 Stereo Directional Spl (Tel. HO 5-0228). PHIA, PA Dual Credit Unit Ayailable for 200 Sel. in Pairs) Model 1485 Hideaway Phonographs 1555 Dual W.B. for 120 or 200 Sel. 2617 Stereo-Mono. 200-sel. :OIN 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 BALLY Gay Paree (6/57) MACHINES and Del. Model (5/61) Acapulco (5/61) Gldn. Bells IP (9/59) ABT 6 Cun Ride Range Air Football MiUs Panorama Peek Barrel-O-Fun (9/60) Gldn. Gloves IP (1/60) BOWLERS AMI Gusher IP (9/58) Air Hockey (11/54) Barrel-O-Fun ’61 (4/61) _ 40, *51, 40 SeL Auto Photo 9 Munves Bike Race Ballerina (6/59) Jig Saw IP (12/57) UNITED Model 80, ’51, 80 Sel. Jungle IP Amer. Shuff. Situation (5/58) Beach Beauty (11/56) (V60) Shuffles ’53, 60 Sel. Munv. Sat. Trkr. (5/59) 40, Beach Time (9/58) Kings IP (8/57) (5/61) ’53, 80 Sel. 3- CUpper (5/55) Raider Mu Atomic Bomber 80, Beauty Contest (1/60) Music Man 4P (8/60) B Undersea ’53, 120 Sel. 5th Inning (6/55) B Derby (2/60) Mu Ace Bomber 120, Big Show (9/56) Naples 2P (9/57) Gun Capitol (6/55) Dr. Mobile 80, ’54, 80 Sel. Broadway (l2/55) Nags IP (3/60) B Bulls Eye Shooting Mu 120, ’54, 120 Sel. Reno IP (10/59) Super Bonus (9/55) Gallery (9/55) Mu Fly Saucers Can-Can 3- •80, ’55, 120 Sel. DeLuxe model B Big Inning (5/58) Muto Lord’s Prayer Carnival (11/57) Rocket IP (11/59) 4- ’55, Sel. Top Notch (10/55) Mu Photo (Pre-War) •120, 120 Carnival Queen (11/58) Satellite IP (7/58) B Heavy Hitter (4/59) •200, ’56, 200 Sel. Regulation (11/55) Park (4/60) Mu Photo (DeLuxe) Circus (8/57) Sea Wolf IP (7/59) B BaU •120, ’57, 120 Sel. 6-Star (10/57) Sharpshooter (2/61) Mu SUver Gloves Circus Queen (2/61) Serenade 2P (5/60) B .200, ’57, 200 Sel. Midget5- Bowling Alley Golf Champ Mu Sky Fighter County Fair (10/59) Space Ship 2P (12/61) B (8/58) LOOM, ’58, 100 Sel. (3/58) B Bat. Practice (8/59) Munves Squoits (11/57) Crossroads (1/56) Starfire (1/57) ’58, 200 Sel. Shooting Stars (4/58) (B Muto Voice-O-Grapb 200M, Cypress Gardens (6/58) Steeplechase IP (11/57) B SkiU Roll 3/58) OOE, ’58, 200 Sel. Eagle (5/58) Raider Pre-War Model Double Header (7/56) 10 Strike 2P (1/58) B Moon (7/59) ’59, 200 Sel. Atlas (8/58) Targets Post-War Model lOOK, Flying Circus 2P (6/61) D IP (11/58) B (10/59) :00M, ’59, 200 Sel. Cyclone (10/58) Spook (9/58) Mu K. 0. Champ Key West (12/56) Tic-Tac-Toe IP (1/59) B Gun ’59, 120 Sel. Niagara (11/58) B Skill Parade (1/59) Mu Drive Yourself 120, Laguna Beach (3/60) Top Hat (10/58) ’60, 200 Sel. Dual (1/59) B SkiU Score Mu Bang-O-Rama (4/57 200, Lite-A-Line (2/61) Turf Champ (8/58) (6/60) 120, ’60, 120 Sel. Zenith (6/59) B SkiU Derby (10/60) Philadelphia Toboggan Lotta-Fun (9/59) Twenty-One IP (2/60) entinental, ’60, 200 Sel. Flash (6/59) Del. SkiU Parade Skee AUey Miami Beach (9/54) Viking 2P (10/61) B jrric, ’60, 100 Sel. Way (9/59) Scientific Pitch ’Em Miss America (2/58) Black Jack IP (1/60) (4/59) Way (12/59) Capitol Midget Movies Seeburg Bear Gun Night Cluh (4/56) ROCK-OLA Big Bonus (2/60) CC BuUseye BasebaU Seeburg Coon Hunt Parade (6/56) SHUFFLES Sunny (5/60) CC Basketball Champ Set Shot BasketbaU 136, ’52, Fireball, 120 Queens (Bch., Is., Trop.) Sure Fire (10/60) 4-Player Derby Telequiz Sel. 3/60 and CC Line-Up (1/61) Goalee Un Jungle Gun 136A, ’53, Fireball, 120 Roller Derby (6/60) CC Way (5/61) Midget Skee Un Cam. Gun (10/54) Sel. Sea Island (2/59) BOWLERS CC Super model Un Bonus Gun (1/55) 138, ’54, Comet, 120 Sel. Show Time (3/57) BALLY Ball Bowlers CC Big League (5/55) Un Star Slugger (7/55) 146, ’54, HiFi, 120 Sel. Sun Valley (7/57) Shuffles CC Twin Hockey (5/56) Un Spr. Slugger (4/56) 188, ’55, HiFi, 120 Sel. Target Roll (1/58) Bowling Alley (11/56) ABC Bowler (7/55) CC Shoot The Clown Un Pirate Gun (10/56) 152, ’55, 50 Sel. Touchdown (11/60) Jumbo Bowling (9/57) Congress (7/55) CC Stm. Shovel (5/56) UN Yankee BB (3/59) 154, ’56, 120 Sel. U.S.A. (8/58) Royal Bowler (12/57) Jumbo Bowler (9/55) Batter (4/58) Un Sky Raider (10/58) 155, ’57, 200 Sel. Pixie Bowler (8/58) CC Up GOTTLIEB King Pin Bowler (9/55) Criss Cross Wm. Del. BB (4/53) 158, ’58, 120 Sel. Duplex (11/58) CC Around Wld. 2P (7/59) Spr. Del. Bowler (10/58) Wm. Major Leaguer 165, ’58, 200 Sel. ABC Simplex (5/59) Hockey Atlas 2P (5/59) (9/57) Croquet (8/58) Wm. Big Lg. BB (2/54' 175, ’59, 200 Sel. Advance (5/59) CC Brite Star 2P (4/58) AU-Star Bowling (12/57) Playland Rifle Wm. Jet Fighter (10/54] 168, ’59, 120 Sel. League (10/59) CC Captain Kidd 2P (7/60) All-Star Deluxe (2/58) Gallery Wm. Safari (2/54) 185, ’60, 200 Sel. Handicap (11/59) (8/59) Contest 4P ( 10/58) Lucky Shuffle (9/58) Express (4/60) Wm. Polar Hunt (3/55] 178, ’60, 120 Sel. Teammate (12/59) CC Pony Conti. Cafe 2P (7/57) Star Shuffle (10/58) (10/60) Wm. Sidewalk Eng 195, ’61, 200 Sel. Falcon (4/60) CC Ray Gun Criss Cross IP (3/58) Speed Bowler (11/58) West (4/55) 188, ’61, 120 Sel. Savoy (5/60) CC Wild (5/61) Dneg. DoUs IP Bowler Wm. King of Swat (6/60) Club (2/59) Bowl-A-Rama (9/60) Ex Gun Patrol Dbl. Action 2P SEEBURG (1/59) Club Deluxe (5/59) Tip Top (10/60) Ex Jet Gun (5/55) Fair Lady (12/56) Monarch Bowler (11/59) Ex Space Gun Wm. 4-Bagger (4/56) [lOOA, ’51, 100 Sel. Dixie (1/61) Falstaff 4P (11/57) 4-Official Jumbo (3/60) Ex Pony Express Wm. Crane (10/56) [lOOB, ’51, 100 Sel. Cameo Flagship (1/57) Jumbo Deluxe (9/60) Ex Six Shooter Wm. Peppy Clown lOOBL, ’51, 100 Sel. 5-Star Bowling (5/61) Flipper IP (11/60) Ex Shooting Gal. (6/54) (12/56) Light Cab Ball Bowlers Classic (6/61) Flipper Clown (3/62) Ex Star Shtg. Gal. (9/54) Wm. 1957 BasebaU lOOC, ’52, 100 Sel. ABC Bowling Lane Flipper Fair IP (11/61) Ex Sportland Shooting Wm. 10-Strike (12/57) FIOOG, ’53, 100 (1/57) WILLIAMS Sel. Flpr. Parade (5/61) Gallery (11/54) Wm. Ten Pins (12/57) FIOOR, ’54, 100 Sel. ABC Tournament Bowler Ball Bowlers Foto Finish IP (1/61) Ex “500” Shooting Wm. Shortstop (4/58) 200, ’55, 200 Sel. (6/57) Gondolier 2P (8/58) Roll-A-Ball (12/56) GaUery (3/55) Wm. Pinchhitter (4/59] L200, ’56, 200 Sel. ABC Champion Bowler Hi-Diver IP (4/59) 6 Player Ex Treasure Cove Wm. Vangard (10/58) D200H, ’57, 200 (10/57) Sel. Kewpie Doll IP (10/60) Shooting Gal. (6/55) Wm. Hercules (2/59) ’57, 100 Strike Bowler (11/57) 100, Sel. Liberty Belle 4P (3/62) Ex Jungle Hunt (3/57) Wm. Crasader (6/59) Trophy Bowler (4/58) )1, ’58, 200 Sel. Ltng. Ball IP (12/59) Ex Ringer BaU (11/56) Wm. Titan (8/59) ’58, 160 Sel. Lucky Alley (8/58) 1, Lite-A-Card 2P (3/60) Ex Pop Gun (9/57) Wm. Del. Bat. Champ Pan American (6/59) UPRIGHTS 2, ’59, 160 Sel. Mademoiselle 2P (11/59) Ge Lucky Seven (5/61) 0, ’59, 100 Sel. Challenger (9/59) Majestic (4/57) AB Circus (5/56) Ge Sky Gunner Bally Champion Horse 160, ’60, 160 Sel. Melody Lane 2P (9/60) CHICAGO COIN AB County Fair (3/57) Ge Night Fighter BaUy Moon Ride ’60, 100 Sel. 100, Mry.-Go-Round 2P Shuffles AB Circus Wagon Ge 2-Player BasketbaU Official BasebaU (4/60) Y160S, ’61, 160 Sel. (12/60) Triple Strike (2/55) Wheels (12/58) Ge Rifle Gal. (6/54) YIOOS, ’61, 100 Sel. Miss Annabelle IP (8/59) Arrow (2/55) AB GaUoping Dominos Ge Big Top Rifle Oklahoma 4P (2/61) AB Circus Play Ball GaUery (6/54) WURLITZER Criss Cross Targette Picnic 2P (10/58) (1/55) (4/59) Super model (12/55) KIDDIE RIDES ’50, 250, 48 Sel., 45 or Qun. of Diam. (6/59) Bonus Score (4/55) AB Magic Mirror Ge Gun Club 78 RPM Race Time 2P (3/59) Hollywood (5/55) Horoscope (11/59) Ge Wild West Gun BaUy Champion Horse ’51, WO, 48 SeK 45 or Rocket Ship IP (5/58) Blinker (8/55) AB Mermaid (3/60) (2/55) BaUy Moon Ride 78 RPM Roto Pool IP (7/58) Score-A-Line (9/55) B Jumho (5/59) Ge Sky Rocket Rifle BaUy Space Ship ’51, 150, 48 Sel., 45 or Royal Flush (5/57) Bowling Team (10/55) B Sportsman (6/59) GaUery (5/55) Bally Speed Boat 78 RPM Seven Seas 2P (1/60) Rocket Shuffle (3/58) B Jamboree (10/60) Ge Championship BaUy Tnrvle. 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