pRQrt • .hernlay, July 23, 1947 10 Best sellers on Coin-Machines ( Harmonicats 1. Peg O' My HearH.- ai t (9i (Robbins) } Three Suns. ( Martha Tilton 2. I Wonder, I Wonder (6) (Robbiru) ( Tony Pastor, ( Perry Como. 3. Chi Baba, Chi Baba (8) (Oxford). | Blue Barron.. ( Fiarikie Laine flereury 4. That's My Desire US) (Mills* ) Sammy Kaye .Victor Wednesday, Angna. 20, 1947 | Mills Bros Decca 5. Across Alley From Alamo (11) (Capitol) ( Woody Herman Columbia 1 Ray McKinley.. . .Majestic 6. Red Slocking. Green Pe're (6V- fMorris). | Tony Pastor Columbia Argentine Ban on Disks, Radios, Music 7. When Were Sweet 16 (3) (Shapiro- B) . Perry Como Victor I Dick Haymes Decca 8. Mam'selle (8) (Feist) I Art Lund M- G-M Cues Fear for Biz Setups Future (Jo Stafford Capitol 9. Sunday Kind of Love (121 (Maurice) \ Claude Thornhill. .Columbia 10. Temptation (1) (Robbins) Ingle- Stafford Capitol Beneke Cops Det. Poll
Coining Up Duke; Sinatra, Whiting, Feudin' and Fightin' (Chappell). Dorothy Shay Columbia ( Bing Crosby ,f Decca King Cole Also Score Tallahassee (Famous) '/ Mercer- Pied Pipers .Capitol Detroit, Aug. 19. 1 Jo Stafford. Capitol Smash interest was shown in the Ivy (Burke- VH) ' j Vaughn Monroe Victor 1947 annual Motor City radio poll QUIRER 1 Tex Beneke Victor by WJBK here to determine the cw York, N. Y. As Long As I'm Dreaming (Burke- VH). j Harry James Columbia most popular dance orchestra, male singer, female singer and small I Eddy Howard Majestic Midnight Masquerade (S- B) combo. Popularity conducted by ) Sammy Kaye.... Victor •Jack the Bellboy." WJBK disk Smoke, Smoke. Smoke (Amjtican) . Tex Williams Capitol jockey here named Tex Beneke- j Frank Sinatra Columbia Glertn Miller orchestra as first place Stella Bjyaiarlight (Beverly).... j Dick Haymes'.. Decca winner trailed by Stan Kenton and Harry James. It's Same Old Dream (Sinatra)... Tommy Dorsey Victor ROADWAY Frank Sinatra captured top spot (Frank Sinatra Columbia I Believe (Sinatra) among the male singers. Perry Como (Louis Armstrong.. ..Victor second and Andy Russell third. Bing (Tex Beneke Victor My Heart Is a Hobo (Burke- VH).... 'rosby rated seventh. Margaret j Ray Noble Columbia HEADLINES 'hiting topped the female vocalists, Dreams Are Dime Dozen (Criterion). Vaughn Monroe Victor ..ith Peggy Lee second and Jr - ^ss=Sm\ By WILLIAM SCOTT (^RIFFIT^| (Margaret Whiting. ..Capitol ord. third. Dinah Shore was^' Old Devil Moon (Crawford) } Charlie Spivak Victor lorothy Shay was 10th'.. id JEAN SABLON are only klddin After Graduation Day (T. B. Harms)..,, Sammy Kaye Victor Small combo ribbon • •tit the ing Cole Trio, which » -1., When I Write My Song (Exclusive) Herb Jeffries Exclusive Tomorrow (Morris) ...... Charlie Spivak Victor Ask Anyone Who Knows (Witmark) Margaret Whiting Capitol 1 Wonder Who's Kissing Her (E. B. Marks Perry Como.. Victor Sloop Bleep (Morris) .« .Danny Kaye Decca. Ie Vous Arnie (Crawford) i'Andy Russell Capitol LadyFrom 29 Palms (Martini j Freddy Martin Victor Come to MardI Gras (Southern > ( Dick- Jurgcns Columbia ) Three Suns Victor
Portland, Oregon Radio Advertiser (Cir. 3,000) Oltltll.S I It AS- >l I MC Auu 1947 • 37i Jock's* Jukes and Disks SUN. Slarsarrt Whiting does one of her [athcr'a tunes. "My Future Just Passed." and a new number, "You on her latest Capitol.' She handles "Future" with considerable Heeling, but we wish she and Frank eVol had taken it at a brisker | tempo. Their version has a tendency ig. "You Do." an extract from iar Wore Tights," strikes us •r the better face. ecorad: s By HUNT RYAN Park Avenue Voice rl ,rT "•° "^ Yv"t" - "' SINGS (CipiUl, tour ten- inch records).' : Miss Whiting'i voice is strictly Park Avenue. Sometimes she gets a torchy moan in her tones, but always in a refined way. Her sing- ing is not always Warmhearted but lt is alwaysjftylish. Frank Pe Vol and hi', mriir ira (five out with an accompaniment sug- lic!>' JUL 1 1947 r- T'^Cl ; Paramo nt Pictures' subsid. Famous Music, has permitted Beverly Music 11 .HI v Shayne- Dick HaymVs' firm i to revive the late Dick Whit- The Observation Ifta's tunc. ".My Future Just Passed." Famous owns the copyright, and mains it of course, and will merely tender Beverly a slice of earnings from lalter's effort Famous apparently was indifferent about reprising Post (1947) the tune itself. Already Haymes has disked it for Decca, as has the late composer's daughter, Margaret Whiting, for Capitol. Another etching is NrWYflRllr'july l.- Burden- Ronnie Kemper's, version for Signature. ed w| h\ lhe*atom bomb, tormented by lie cries of the hungry, plagued w.th labor unrest, th* world in 1947 has turned hack the clock to remcrrtWP $fi»r and hap- d is m a n pier days, . . |» fly t li j: I test in the wACfcpllsongs that " the singers of^*w*ry arc ol- • fering again fox sale. Crosby, Sin- atra. Como. Dinah Shore. M«rgM» i et Whiting. Jo Stafford" and all By Harry Crocker trU' tin natrcU aren t singing* 'new songs; they're > ringing the songs that your Pop and Ma used From CROCKERY— to hum. ... The name bands are playing old songs, and Decca, Co- POST- GAZETTE A complete set of stilt pictures lumbia, and Victor are engraving in which 15 Los Angeles City r the jte Pittsburgh, Pa. them on platters for firemen appear with Ginger Rog- whgjj^BI boxes, because that is ers and Cornel Wilde . her- public wants, and in ,1 ,fM7 sent by Don Hartman, producer- matter, John Q. Publi [termining voice. director of "It Had to Be Yon," • * • to the fhe department archives. Good albums Capitol's "Mar- Voice of Broadway garet Whiting Sings Rogers and -By Dorothy^ Kilgallen- Hart" and "Dick Haymes Sou venir Album." Jo^tings in Pencil EW tpHK — Jean Stlblon, ihe French thrush, and Ntoaragretre t " . Whiting, the U. S. •JTalB, ait - kinging "Je t'aime' to e&'ch other. . . .