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DITORIAL-Music MARTY OSTROW, Editor -in -Chief 1963 probably won't be considered Left field honors belong entirely to IRA HOWARD, Editor one of the record industry's most ex- the Singing Nun, prob- IRV LICHTMAN, Editor Soeur Sourire, DICK ZIMMERMAN, Editorial Assistant citing years. Especially not from the ably the most charming addition the BOB ETTINGER, Editorial Assistant MIKE MARTUCCI, Editorial Assistant profit aspect. But it certainly was any- pop musical spectrum has witnessed JERRY ORLECK, Editorial Assistant thing but a dull year. in years. Comeback -Of -The -Year hon- DVERTISING BOB AUSTIN, National Director, Music The biggest to-do of the 1963 rec- ors must go to Al Martino. MARTY TOOHEY, Nat'l. Dir.-Coin Machine year took place behind the scenes as calls JERRY SHIFRIN, N.Y.C., Music ord "Good Music," the industry BOB McKEAGE, N.Y.C., Music -away from the public's eyes and ears. the sweet song, also made a solid show- LEE BROOKS, Manager, Chicago JACK DEVANEY, Manager, Los Angeles During the past year the industry ing last year thanks to Tony Bennett, GEORGE GOLDMAN, Art Director awakened to the fact that it was selling Nat Cole, Andy Williams and a hand- DVERTISING: INTERNATIONAL See List of International Representatives price and not product. And the first ful of others. Comedy -wise the year Below concrete steps to stem the tide were belonged to Allan Sherman and the ANAGERS MARTY TOOHEY, Coin Machine Dept. taken. "Profitless Prosperity" became Smothers Bros. T. TORTOSA, Circulation a household phrase in the trade, as did New teen idols were headed by: NEVILLE MARTEN, European Director "Price Stabilization" and "Age of Bobby Vinton and Leslie Gore. The Reason." unanimous adult idol was Barbra CHICAGO LEE BROOKS Chaotic, Dual Distribution, Soft Streisand whom everyone discovered 29 E. Madison St., Chicago 2, Ill. (All Phones: Flnancial 6-7272) Market, Trade Practices Conference, in '63. The idols of %the indie pro- FTC, Illegalities, Robinson-Patman ducers were Phil Spector and Berry HOLLYWOOD and Sherman Anti -Trust were other Gordy. JACK DEVANEY well-worn words during '63. 1963 was also a big year for: the 6290 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Cal. (Phone H011ywood 5-2129) Record distribution faced its rough- message song; the LP which depended est shakedown in more than a decade. upon the single; Dynagroove; Suki- - ENGLAND And "Consolidation," another key yaki; Frank Fontaine; Nashville and NEVILLE MARTEN word of '63, meant closing -up of many the Nashville Dorris Land Sound; Dion; Arthur 9a New Bond St. distribution points across the U.S. Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orch. on London, W1, Eng. Tel: Hyde Park 2868 There was also a noticeable lack of the pop LP charts; the "West Side OLLAND: PAUL ACKET, Theresiastraat 81a, new indie labels entering the business Story" LP; Joan Sutherland; Bossa The Hague, Holland, Tel: 070-722546 ERMANY: MAL SONDOCK, Amailenstrasse and "making it" during '63. (We can't Nova; the Four Seasons; Robert Gou- 28, Munich, Germany, Tel: 220197 think of one that did it with any con- let; Nancy Wilson; and duets such as _ CALY: MARIO PANVINI ROSATI, Viale Legioni Romane 5, Milan, Tel: 4078963 sistency.) Most producers of strong Nino & April, Paul & Paula, Steve & CANDINAVIA: SVEN G. WINQUIST, Kagge- disks chose to turn their masters over Eydie, Dale & Grace, Getz & Byrd and holmsvagen 48, Stockholm-Enskede, Sweden, Tel: 69-46-86 to established companies that could Los Indios Tabajaros. It was also a big RANCE: ROGER SELLAM, 36 rue de Moscou, Paris, France, Tel: Laborde 8523 handle the financial problems (better year for Cash Box which published the .USTRALIA: RON TUDOR, 6 Francis St., known as collections). record world's biggest issue ever-The Heathmont, Victoria, Tel: 87-6677 ELGIUM: FRANS ROMEYNS, But moving from behind the scenes 21st Annual Directory Edition. Paul Hymanslaan, 8, Brussels 15, Tel: 71.57.51 to center stage, the most dominant And it was another year in which [ERICO: ENRIQUE ORTIZ, Insurgentes Sur musical factor of the '63 pop record the million selling single was hard to - 1870 Mexico 20, D. F., Tel: 24-65-57 world was "Folk Music." It was a big come by. 1ANADA: JOHN MURPHY, CKOY Radio, P.O. Box 8180, Station C, Ottawa, Ont., Canada year for Peter, Paul and Mary, Joan There was also a tragic touch of .RGENTINA: MIGUEL SMIRNOFF, Rafaela Baez, Dylan and a host 8978, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Tel: 69-1538 Bob of other irony in the '63 record year. The year PAN: Mgr. SHOICHI KUSANO; Adv. Mgr. folk veterans and newcomers. opened with the public laughing at Morihiro Nagata, 448 Higashi-oizum' Neri- maku, Tokyo Surfin' Music had a solid fling in Vaughn Meader and his impersonation UBSCRIPTION RATES $15 per year any - '63 and brought forth the Beach Boys of the head of the nation's "First Fam- ere in the U. S. A. Published weekly. Second s postage paid at Bristol, Conn. and Jan & Dean. Hot Rod Music also ily"-President Kennedy. And it pyright 1968 by The Cash Box Publishing became a fad. A dance called the Mon- closed with the public listening to LP Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright under versal Copyright Convention. key made Major Lance a name artist. tributes to the assassinated leader.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Red Seals Motown's '64 Expansion London Records To Fly U.S. Distribs To Eight In Victor Jan. Rel. Plans Include C&W England For New Product Sales Meet NEW YORK-RCA Victor has an- And Comedy Disks nounced the release of eight Red Seal NEW YORK-London Record Dis- A contingent of London execs- albums for Jan. DETROIT-Berry Gordy, Jr., presi- tributors from all key U.S. markets headed by D. H. Toller -Bond, exec The new issue includes "Falla: El dent of Motown Records, has an- will meet in the label's namesake- veep, will accompany the guests, who Amor Brujo and Berlioz: Les Nuits nounced a series of moves on the the city of London-for a sales meet- will be given a preview of London's D'Ete" with Leontyne Price, Fritz part of the company aimed at cap- ing from Jan. 5-11. Jan. releases, which include pop, Reiner and the Chicago Symphony turing a greater share of the total The label has booked passage for classical, phase 4 and international Orchestra; Mozart's "Piano Con- record market. more than 60 guests to attend the diskings. certo No. 20" with Artur Rubinstein According to Gordy, the company confab, which will take place in the Also on the schedule of events are: and orchestra conducted by Alfred will step up its activities in the area new, ultra -modern Decca House, a tour of British Decca's vast net- Wallenstein; Mozart's "Symphony of pop music, country, western and home of London's parent company, work of manufacturing plants and No. 41" and "Eine Kleine Nacht- folk. In addition, the company will English Decca. recording studios; demonstrations of musik" with the Boston Symphony release a number of comedy albums new recording equipment by Arthur Orchestra conducted by Erich Leins- next year. Haddy, hifi expert and pioneer of dorf; "Popular Classics For The Barney Ales, vice president of Mo- London's famed sound; and a social Spanish Guitar" with Julian Bream; town Sales Corp., said that the com- Cash Box Names itenerary including the theatre and Eric Friedman with the London Sym- pany has signed former child singing an evening at the Edmundo Ros club. phony Orchestra conducted by Mal- star Bobby Breen for the pop field Rep For Spain The gathering will be capped -off colm Sargent; and "Women In My by a black -tie dinner at the Mayfair Life" by Sergio Franchi. and that motion -picture funnyman Hotel. Stephin' Fetchit is currently complet- As part of the presentation of new ing a comedy album for release early product, London will utilize the talents of its stars, including Mantovani, MGM Signs in 1964. Ted Heath, Edmundo Ros and Johnny The Melody label, which involves Keating, who will introduce their own Hank Williams, Jr. country, western and folk music, is new product. being bolstered with the addition of singers Bruce Channel of "Hey Baby" fame, Howard Crockett and Gene Decca Sets Sales Meet Henslee. Responsibility for records on For N.Y., Hollywood this label rests with Al Klien, who operates the company's southwestern NEW YORK-Decca Records holds office in Dallas, Texas. two sales meets this week (30) in New York and Hollywood to acquaint In commenting on the move Ales the company's divisional sales force said: "The addition of these stars is FEDERICO HALPERN with the label's mid -winter product one part of a long range plan at Mo- MADRID-Cash Box has named Fed- and plans. town. We intend to maintain our po- erico Halpern as its man in Spain. He Along with new product for dealer sition in the popular market and to will supply the magazine with a re -stocking, the district sales force move into the areas of spoken word monthly music business column from will also be introduced to the addition albums, albums and that country plus a Best Sellers list. broadway cast Halpern entered the Spanish disk of three new phono models in a popu- speciality material." scene in 1959, beginning with a re- lar price range. view column in a weekly magazine The home office delegation to the about films and music. He also New York meeting will be led by Syd "Disque" Clubs Budding In U.S. started two deejay programs with records culled from the international N. Goldberg, Decca's veep in charge NEW YORK-A popular form of Eu- market. of national sales, while the west coast HANK WILLIAMS, JR. ropean nitery entertainment disk He left radio work to start, in contingent - i will be headed by Claude playing for making some April, 1962, the only magazine in Brennan. NEW YORK-Hank Williams, Jr., dancing-is Spain devoted exclusively to records, son of the late, great singer -writer, headway in the U.S. Meets will take place Discobolo, of which he is now techni- as the label has entered the disk scene on MGM One New York club, The Village cal manager and reports one of its Records, the label that cut his father. editor. His initial strongest selling Vanguard, the popular jazz attraction, work for Cash Box was the Spanish periods in recent history. The 14 -year -old performer will be- year-end wrap-up in the Dec. 28 gin his disk career with a single fea- recently began spinning of disks- special. turing, "Long Gone Lonesome Blues," complete with "deejay"-recently be- which the senior Williams wrote and spinning of disks-complete with Ben -Ven To Cut Hodges recorded. Young Williams was sched- gan uled to sing the tune on last Sunday's "deejay"-to draw late -hour dancers. C/P-Robinson Deal For Releases On MGM Ed Sullivan TV'er. MGM is releasing Now out on the west coast, the the side this week. "Whiskey Disque" will premiere on NEW YORK-An agreement has NEW YORK-Eddie Hodges moves The artist is being managed by Los Angeles' Sunset 15, been reached between Cameo -Park- over to the MGM label his mother, Audrey Williams, and Strip Jan. via a deal with is Davis. way Records and Harold Robinson Nick Venet-Fred Benson being booked through the William according to owner Shelly indie pro- Morris Agency. He has appeared Formerly called The Party, the for future releases on the Parkway duction outfit, Ben -Ven Productions. in a label flick, "Hollywood on Broadway," club was recently purchased by Davis of all Robinson disks, including Hodges, who had a number which was produced those of by Audrey and partners of the Strip's Crescendo by Patty LaBelle & The Blue - successful teen -market singles, has Williams. belles, a recent chart attraction with inked an exclusive pact with Hank Williams died on New Year's and Interlude clubs. "Down Ben -Ven, Day 1953, with his many The Aisle" on Robinson's which also has an indie recorded Said to be the first west coast Nicetown deal with efforts continuing to be among label. First deck under the MGM. He'll be in the studio MGM's top -selling nitery to intersperse "live" and auto- deal is this week items in LP form. the gals' follow-up to their for a release a short while mated entertainment, the club is in- hit, a reading later. of "You'll Never Walk On the Cadence label, stalling more than $10,000 worth of Alone." Robinson the 17 -year - will produce the old singer -actor had such clicks stereo sound equipment and speaker team's sides for Parkway. as Andy Williams Forms He's dis- "I'm Gonna Knock On Your systems as well as remodeling the continuing the operation Door," Indie Producing of Nicetown. Bandit of My Dreams" and "(Girls, Firm main room to meet acoustical consid- Patty & The Bluebelles had a top Girls, erations. awhile hit Girls) Made to Love." After his BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF.-Andy back in "I Sold My Heart To Cadence In addition, the club will have life- The Junkman." stint, he cut for Columbia Williams has formed his own indie Records. production company for disks, TV and like, animated replicas of musicians motion pictures under the name of that will provide "an authentic at- Barnaby Productions. Alan Bernard, mosphere for dancing to recorded mu- INDEX Decca the star's manager, is veep of the ;:.,..á Opens Its operation. The singer has just con- sic," Davis said. Album Plans Own cluded Davis said he was arranging with 29 Branch In Memphis a banner sales year for the Co- Album Reviews lumbia leading diskeries to an "extensive" 18, 19 NEW label with both singles and Bios for DJ's YORK-Decca Records' 20th record library to be kept at the club. 28 company LP successes. Coin Machine -owned distrib branch has The club's disk -playing policy will Section 42-54 been opened Country Music in Memphis, according to be: as the club will be open until 4 an) Section 33, 34 Syd International Goldberg, veep and general sales every night, will Section 35-41 manager. Mercury Pacts it play dance music Juke Box Ops until 2 am, new comedy records until Record Guide .... 22 For Looking Ahead (Singles) the past decade, the Decca Jerry Wallace closing. 30 Coral and Platter Spinner Patter Brunswick labels have been This form of nitery-disk entertain- 28 previously distributed HOLLYWOOD-Jerry Wallace has Radio Active Chart in the city by ment has caught -on in Paris, Rome ...... 24 the Stratton -Warren been signed to a long-term contract R&B Top 50 Co. Goldberg at and other Continental cities plus somE 22 said that the existing Mercury Records. Record Ramblings sales organiza- Wallace, inked areas of South America. Single Reviews 26 tion in Memphis will remain intact by Jack Tracy, the 8, 10 as label's west coast Sure Shots a company -owned branch under director, will cut his 25 the first sides for the Top 100 Albums direction of sales manager label this week. (Mono) 17 Brown. Jack On the Challenge Blue Note LP Deal Top 50 Albums (Stereo) label, the song- 14 Branch ster came through Top 100 Singles officially opens its with such chart NEW YORK-Blue Note Records, Ulf (Alphabetized) 27 business doors for items as "Primrose Vending News this Thurs. (2) at Lane," his first jazz diskery, has kicked -off a 105 46 Main 668 S. hit, "How The Time St. Flies," and "Shut- discount program run. ters & Boards." on all LP's. It 6 through Jan. 31.

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"TALKING ABOUT MY BABY" (2:33) [Curtom BMI-Mayfield] ROME & PARIS "NEVER TOO MUCH LOVE" (2:20) [Curtom BMI-Mayfield] (20th Century -Fox 423) SHEB WOOLEY (MGM 13195) THE IMPRESSIONS (ABC-Paramount 10511) (B) `BECAUSE OF YOU" (2:00) (B+) "SHE CALLED ME BABY" The coming [Gower BMI Wilkenson, (2:48) [Central Songs BMI- artists, off a very big dual -mart hit in "It's All Right," - sad can quickly duplicate that success with their new stanza. Side to eye is Hammerstein] Tony Bennett's big Howard] Wooley's singing a "Talking About My Baby," a tantalizing rock -a -shuffle finger -snapper first success goes over to the teen Nashville -flavored theme, getting that the fellas put across with telling effect. Undercuts' a pretty, soft trade in this intriguing get-up from the sympathetic sounds from strings, a beat cha cha romantic that should also attract a heap of airplay. warblers and musicians. The songsters chorus and harmonica. Could move in don't get underway until a protracted pop -country circles. combo opener. Likely to get good air- wave attention. (B) "PAPA'S OLE FIDDLE" "SOUTHTOWN, U.S.A." (2:10) [Al Gallico BMI-Sherrill] (2:50) [Channel ASCAP - (B) "WHY OH WHY" (2:10) Wooley] Sentimental narrative. "WHY DON'T YOU SET ME FREE" (2:16) [Tuneville BMI-Everette] Grand Canyon BMI-FeId- THE DIXIEBELLES (Sound Stage 7 2517) man, Goldstein, Gottehrer] Boys start their beat -ballad singing right off the The Dixiebelles, who had a frolicking hit "Down At Papa Joe's" hat here. THE LITTLE COQUETTES should be in for more of same happy chart results with their new Sound (Colpix 716) Stage 1 outing. It's a bright, razz-a-ma-tazz foot-stomp'er, tabbed "Southtown, U.S.A.," that features (B+) "A LITTLE KISS EAC Cornbread & Jerry in the instrumental TRINI LOPEZ (United backing. Backing's a pounding pleader that the femmes deck out in solid Modern 106) MORNING (A Little Kis style. Each Night)" (2:24) [Harms ASCA (B) "SINNER NOT A SAINT" Woods] A charming sentimenta (2:30) [Time BMI - Talmy] oldtimer- receives a cute, teen -angled Lopez, doing chart work on the Re- airing from the larks and their "I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND" (2:24) prise label, is heard in a catchy semi - sprightly support, which includes [Duchess BMI-Lennon, McCartney] belt outing on the west coast diskery. catchy guitar comments. Very like- Artist's current standing could com- able sound. "I SAW HER STANDING THERE" (2:50) mand some attention this way. [Walter Hofer-Lennon, McCartney] (B) "THE CAT & THE MOUSE" (B) " I F " (1:50) [Shep Mike THE BEATLES (Capitol 5112) - (2:44) [Rockmasters BMI- BMI-Lopez] Further upbeat Guida, Royster] Novelty rockin' by rockin' by the The Beatles, the boys behind the expression `Beatlemania,' performer. the femmes. sweeping England which is and currently receiving endless publicity, bow on Capitol with the deck that's already #1 in Great Britain. To Hold Your Side, "I Want Hand," is an infectious twist -like thumper that could THERESA LINDSEY spread like wildfire here. More hard-hitting teen stuff (Correc-Tone 5840) THE SCHOOLHOUSE FOUR PLUS flip. Boys'll be on the engaging TWO (World on up -coming Jack Paar and Ed Sullivan TV stints. Artists 1016) (B) "GOTTA FIND A WAY" (2:04) [Correc-Tone (B) "WALK WALK (Blue Ban- & Fin- jo)" (2:08) [Panther ASCAP "GOING Wylie, Todd] Lark heads a hand- BACK TO LOUISIANA" (2:08) [LeBill, Marbill BMI-Osburn] clappin' blues -flavored rhythmic-the -Caiola, Skylar] A muted trumpet kind tops this snappy raz -ma -taz instru- "FORGET ME NOT" (2:10) [LeBill, Marbill BMI-McDuff, of sound that many an artist is Kent] taking to these days. Diskery is based mental sound. Also included is some BRUCE CHANNEL (Le Cam 122) in Detroit. femme scat singing. This Le Cam outing can give Bruce Channel his next (B) "WONDERFUL ONE" (B) "THE MUSIC IS OVER" It's a captivating shuffle -thump -a big chart -rider. (2:48) (2:20) -rhythm sentimental Wylie,orrec-Tone [Panther, ASCAP- Back To Louisiana," that the opus, titled "Going - Deane, songster knocks out in ear -arresting This end hasthe feel of a & Serino] Trumpet, not muted Swinging, Dixie -flavored style. by here, - instrumental support rounds out the winner. The Romantics' date. is heard in a plaintive rock Coupler's a heartfelt, slow beat cha cha affair. sounding setting.

THE CORNELLS (Garex 206) "SCATTER SHIELD" (2:12) [Champion BMI-Surfaris] "DO JOAN BERRY (Duel 528) "I WANNA TAKE A TRIP TO (B+) THE SLAUSON" (2:22) THE ISLANDS" (2:26) [Tailormade Salma BMI [Champion BMI-Wilson] Engel] Musicians, - - (B+) "JUST LIKE MY BABY" a quintet of which (2:06) [American Metropoli- THE SURFARIS (Decca four are sons of famed personalities, tan 31581) offer a good -sounding, Ent. of N.Y. BMI-Hoffman, The middle -beat Klein] Lark and per- Surfaris follow their "Point Panic" chart -maker dance sound for the teen crowd. her back-up striking Decca session that can with another sion Ses- sonnel are well heeled in current up- `race' up the charts in no time flat. could get around. United Artists beat dates striking, all -instrumental hot -rod affair, tagged "Scatter It's a is distributing the label. by femme rock attractions. fellas serve up in top teen Shield," that the Nifty vocal -instrumental attack for style. Ron Wilson's vocal is featured the flavorful chorus -backed surfin' entry on the on the (B) "SURF FEVER" (2:10) New York diskery. are in the crew's potent flip portion. Both ends "Hit City '64" LP. [Tailormade BMI Jahns, (B) "HUMPTY Correll] Wild vocal -combo- DUMPTY" (2:10) business. surfin' [Saxon BMI-Berry] Further bright -rock 8 stuff.

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Deck pressive reading will give it mon "BRENDA" (2:39) [Jobete BMI-Holland] could come-up with chart -hitting ex- general exposure. A soulful sax i posure. the main part of the uncomplicate EDDIE HOLLAND (Motown 1052) combo backdrop. MOON" Top 100 news as he turns out another potent (B) "MISTER MAGIC- Holland can again make BMI-Green- (B) "THE BEST IS YET T( Motown session. It's an exciting house -rocker, tabbed "Leaving Here," (2:08) [January with coin -catching authority. wich, Powers] Gals go after the rock COME" (2:47) [E. H. Morri that Eddie and his combo -chorus pout out ASCAP Coleman, Leigh) Thi. a giant. "Brenda" makes for a feelingful, crowd with this merry attack. - Sensational side that could be swinger has already come out of th. shuffle -ballad companion piece. DIANE CHRISTIAN (Smash 1862) nitery circuit and is close to being : standard. The artist gives it a fin (B+) "THERE'S SO MUCH ABOUT swing account. MY BABY (That I Love)" (2:10) [Screen Gems-Columbia Pic- JERRY TEIFER (Epic 9651) Best Bets tures BMI Keller, Kolbert] Lark could make -the chart grade with her (B+) "STOP, LOOK & WHISTLE fine warble of a strong softie salute (1:59) [BNP ASCAP-Horns to the loved one. Teeners will feel for by, Stivers, Teifer] The whistle SANTO & JOHNNY THE DIPLOMATS (Arock 1004) this understanding teen -beat expres- heads a bright, folkish choo-che (Canadian-American 164) sion. Should be eyed. stand on a catchy ditty. Folkish ai "HERE'S A HEART" (2:30 ) is mostly in the hands of a nifty gui "I'LL REMEMBER (In the [Sylvia BMI-Waters, Collier, (B) "HAS ANYBODY SEEN MY tar section. Could move. Still of the Night)" (2:15) Culley] Look for the Diplomats to BOYFRIEND" (2:01) [Grand [Cherio BMI-Parris] The distinctive take a trip to chartdom with their Canyon BMI-Feldman, Goldstein, (B+) "POCO A POCO" (2:12 instrumental duo could return to the very first outing on the new N.Y.- Gottehrer, Sanders] Familiar -sound- [Bourne -Rank ASCAP-Teil charts with this unhurried account of based label. Side's a pulsating, beat - ing bounce -rock goings-on. er] Tuneful Bossa Nova tune is con the teen classic. Keep tabs on it. ballad stand that has a healthy pop, veyed by the whistler against a cozy Could break thru in a big way. r&b sales outlook. RAY BRYANT (Sue 801) upbeat BN sound from the combo Deck has melody and an amiable atti (B) "SONG FOR ROSEMARY tude. Jocks can go it. (B+) "HE'S GOT YOU NOW" (B+) "GLISSAMBA" (3:05) [Sat- for (2:28) [T. M. BMI-Farina, urn & Brynor BMI-Bryant] Farina, Farina] A more briskly paced (2:32) [Sylvia BMI-Smith] This end's a tearful rock -a -cha-cha The jazz -inclined keybord artist, whose BOBBY MOLINE (Park Ave. 132) portion by the team. Tune is interest- had some successful singles dates, ing. romancer that the crew works over (B) "DEVIL GET BEHIND ME' in ear -pleasing manner. tops an attention -getting, gospel flavored combo swinger. One of those (2:12) [Tailormade BMI - jazzy combo showings that occasion- Moline] Moline offers lusty readint JAMES BROWN (King ally come through. of a dramatic folkish item. Guitap 5842) make intriguing statements in a folk (B) "JOEY" "OH BABY DON'T YOU RIVIERAS (Riviera 1401) (3:30) [Dorothy type. Exciting stuff. Label is handles WEEP-PART ONE" (2:58) BMI - Weiner, Kriegsman, by United Artists. [Jim Salmier, Bernstein] A lovely tune is Jam BMI-Brown] The vet "CALIFORNIA SUN" (2:23 ) songster performed with persuasive sincerity (B) "I'LL BE WAITING FOF has had chart hits in the [Loyd & Logan BMI-Glover] by Bryant. Y 0 U" (2:25) [Tailormadt past and he can do it again with Here's hot vocal -instrumental rocker BMI Moline, Dvoynosoff] Hauntint this pulsating, chorus -backed self - that can take-off. It's got that excit- folk -ballad- with a European flavor. penned blueser with a contagious, re- ing format that sometimes busts loose SEXTETTE LE MONDE peating riff. Deck utilizes the "cut on the Top 100. U.S.A. (Nocturne 1155) live" technique. Records han- CHUCK LOOPER (Bagdad 1009) dles it. (B+) "PACO -CHICO (2:15) (B) "BUT IT DID" (2:05) [Don "OH BABY DON'T YOU [Fremwar BMI - Villa, Arr. WEEP-PART (B) "HB GOOSE STEP" (2:19) by Marshall] This is a good -sounding dee ASCAP-Looper] Fella TWO" (2:59) [World Latin dream girl is a reality in this bound [Jim -Jam BMI-Brown] Logical con- Int. BMI-Rivieras] combo sound by way of France. tinuation Joyful rockin' distasteful title not- Musicians' vehicle has a charming rock -romantic by the vocalist and hi of the above. This side's in combo backdrop. Label is a Hollywoe a more relaxed vein than the top lid. withstanding. melodic line (are there English lyrics ?) . The west coast diskery could outfit. make lots of turntable time with this instrumental. (B) "40 ACRES ON THE MOON' TONY ROMA (Capitol 5101) (2:15) [Dondee ASCAP - MERRY CLAYTON (Capitol 5100) (B) "ST. MORITZ" (2:30) [Frem- Looper] A countryish romatic-novelty "TURN HER AROUND (Send war BMI - Marshall] Latin Her Back To Me)" (2:52) "NOTHING LEFT TO DO doings with a breezy jazz influence. BIRD ROLLINS (Skymac 1006) [Blackwood BMI-Thomas, Thomas, BUT CRY" [T.M. BMI- "YOU TO Richards] While the overall sound Gates] A distinctive blues -styled CHRIS CHRISTIANSEN (Unity 2116) (B+) LIED ME" (2:17 here is a reminder of some of ballad is strikingly portrayed by the [Skymac - BMI - Schaeffer Steve Lawrence's teen -minded ballad talented thrush. Strong, too, is the (B) "SILVIE" (2:18) [Longbow Bird Rollins wails his way throug successes, singer Roma could make string -loaded ork setting. This end BMI-Christiansen] The beau- this r&b thumper backed by a sans some chart headway with this very could develop into a click date. tiful calypso effort-one of Harry lyric all -girl chorus and ork. Typica pleasing wistful sound. Worth eyeing. Belafonte's famed vehicles-is strik- blues -oriented fare with chanter go ingly portrayed by the ing falsetto on finale. Could happen (B) "USHER BOY" (2:11) [T.M. folkish songs- (B) "IF YOU SEE MY LOVE" BMI-Young] ter. Another vocal asset here is the modestly in the r&b markets. (2:55) [Valleydale A strong up- haunting male chorus chants. Shayne] BMI - beat sound that's in the groove of Phil Good (B+) "ANSWER MY PRAYER Well-done Nashville -flavored Spector's commercial folk -field outing from the plaintive. Philles' dates. Hollywood -based label. (2:09) [Skymac - BMI - Schaeffer, Rollins] The songste (B) "DADDY ROLLEM"' (2:01) pleads his case in rhythmic uptemp [Melody Trails BMI-Gibson] fashion with strong support fron Robust showing on choral-ork danceabl RUDDY KNOX (Liberty 55650) BRUCE AND TERRY the lusty folk backdrop. Very (Columbia 42956) number. side. "HITCHIKE BACK TO GEORGIA" (2:15) DEE DEE YOUNG [Lowery- "CUSTOM MACHINE" (1:35) (Challenge THE GOLD COASTERS BMI-South] Buddy Knox could score [Sea Of Tunes 59225) (Blue River 206) heavily at the marketplace - BMI - Wil- with this son] Bruce and Terry could cash in (B+) "TELL ME melodic and pulsating rock -a -billy on the hot TONIGHT" (2:42) (B+) "YOU'RE MIGHTY, MIGHTI opus geared rod craze with this sleek [4 -Star Sales & Damic for wide teen acceptance. Jan & Dean -styled opus. Townsend, BMI- FINE" (2:18) [Blue River-BMI- A top-flight arrangement sports The side Northern] Gal wants to Williams, Hooks] The ished and a pol- a racing arrangement with ap- know where she stands Gold Coasteri delivery from the with her beau come up of send songster could propriate choral-ork assist. Strong in this understanding with a smooth reading it to hitsville. teen -ballad date this driving get sales and airplay potential. by the multi -tracked lark. rock tune that could Tune re- some sales and spins in both the r&t "THANKS A sembles the old Shirelles' hit, "Will LOT" (2:13) (B+) "MAKAHA AT You Love Me and pop markets. It's a teen -dance [Hotpoint-BMI-Miller, Ses- MIDNIGHT" Tomorrow." Deck could delighter. sions] Another (2:18) [Daywin BMI get off the ground. slick side here that Johnston] Srtictly instrumental- - the spinners should be on in short undercut on the "YOU (B+) "LET'S MAKE A NEIL order. First-rate listening with a moody sax taking the (B) HAVEN'T SEEN START" (2:10) and danc- lead. Strong tropical NOTHIN'" (2:28) [Sheriton- ing fare. flavor. Good slo- [4 -Star ASCAP-Hooks, Bryant] The crev dance item. Sales & Damic BMI Townsend] modulates Bright doings about a -gal the pace on this end witl she's who says the lead singer effectively essaying found a true -love. beat -ballad. 10 Cash Box-January 4, 196

www.americanradiohistory.com 1 PHILIPS RECORDS Good music is good business! Philips Records proved it once again in '63 with a string of hits that made us one of the hottest labels in the industry. But we couldn't have done it without the great dealer cooperation, the terrific deejay play and the encouraging reviews that backed up our releases. For all that, and to all of you, Philips Rec- ords says "Thank You" and promises more of the same in '64.

Our thanks to Philips -Brussels, Belgium for the superb recording enabling us to produce this history making Connoisseur Series L.P.,"The Singing Nun."

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Our thanks to Sister Luc -Gabrielle, The Singing TO Nun, for making her talents available. And to her ALL THE DEALERS... guitar, named Adele.

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www.americanradiohistory.com Epic Releasing Disks THE BEST IN FOLK Year -End Statement: THE BEST IN FOLK 1 Lieberson Makes By Dave Clark Five PRESTIGE '63 Is Gold Disk Year For Columbia THE BEST IN JAll completed in 1963, Lieber. THE BEST IN JAll 1 NEW YORK-1963 was a gold -record virtually This solid son noted, and firmly established the year for Columbia Records. outside Hits Of The Week sales achievement for the diskery is CBS tag in the key markets a highlight of the year-end state- of the U.S. Goddard Lieberson also noted that the label'i COIN' AWAY ment by Columbia president t 45-824 Lieberson, announced to the trade subsid diskery, Epic, enjoyed last week. greatest sales in its history in 196 LIGHTNIN' HOPKINS Lieberson stated that the year also (see story in last week's issue o breakout in Detroit - top blues single marked the fifth consecutive year in Epic 15% increase in sales). Epic which the label proved to be the big sales guns were Bobby Vinto SEED SHACK disk industry's sales leader. Rolf Harris, The Village Stomper 45-276 As for the year ahead, the exec and Major Lance, who appears o the Epic affiliate. AMMONS declared: "The growing world-wide Okeh, GENE market for Columbia's LP catalog hot jau R & B single - top hit in Chicago and artist roster, the division's successful cost reduction programs, and More Sound Work Due ROCK CANDY improved distribution and manufac- 45-273 turing operations indicate an ex- At Philharmonic Hall JACK McDUFF tremely favorable forecast for future is evidental we predict top 50 chart action in January sales and profits." NEW YORK-Better bubbling! Getting back to the results of 1963, not good enough for the acoustics still Lieberson pointed to the following New York's new Philharmonia Hall. NEW YORK - Epic Records has gold -record LP's (certified by the When the hall, part of the Linco CRIB THEME acquired U. S. distribution rights to RIAA for retail sales of $1 million project, opened in the fall diskings by England's hot Dave Clark Center 45-287 or more) : Tony Bennett's "I Left 1963 a number of criticisms, mostly Five, hit vocal -instrumental combo, RED HOLLOWAY My Heart in San Francisco," Dave were cast at the quality according to Bob Morgan, exec A&R musicians, newest Prestige sax star-hot in Cleveland Brubeck's "Time Out," the "Porgy acoustics. producer. & five LP's fea- nays on the hal 4 on Eng- Bess" soundtrack, Taking up the The crew is currently no. turing arranger -conductor Ray Con- sound qualities, engineers went COIN' TO CHICAGO BLUES land's Best Sellers chart with "Glad niff, Mitch Miller's "Folk Song Sing work recently and improved matte 45-291 All Over," which will be Epic's first the team. Along with Mitch," Andy Williams' by raising and lowering the hall JIMMY WITHERSPOON release by of Sound of "Glad" is termed "Mer- "Days Wine and Roses," Handel's 136 diamond -shaped sound reflecti top blues item big airplay in Philadelphia "Messiah" by Eugene Ormandy and panels. - sey (pronounced Merzey) with the to a new repo England's teen - the Philadelphia Orchestra and "The But, according Liverpool Beat," Lord's Prayer" with The Mormon the sound of music at the hall stil SOMEWHERE IN THE NIGHT sound rage. Tabernacle Choir. it could be 45-286 With the acquisition of the Dave isn't what experts think Clark Five, Epic currently represents The Miller set was RIAA's 100th Knowledge of the report, by the wa' JACK McDUFF gold -record award, 39 of which be- is second-hand, since there has beet three major EMI artists in the U.S. long newest single by America's hottest selling The other two are Cliff Richard and to Columbia, the most of any no official announcement of intentio jau organist - getting pop airplay label. to attempt to tackle a big proble Rolf Harris. Lieberson also noted such other the correction of the deficient refle NEW RELEASES major LP success stories as Barbra tion of sound. BEANO Streisand's first two albums, "The Complaints on the hall's acousti 45-279/EDDIE "LOCKJAW" DAVIS London Bows "Prince & Pauper" Barbra Streisand Album" and "The have come from both members of th FUNK UNDERNEATH Second Barbra Streisand Album," "house" orchestra-The Philharrno 45-280,ROLAND KIRK NEW YORK - London Records has "The Sound of Horowitz," and "The Orchestra of N.Y.-(conductor Leo announced the release of its newest Andy Williams Christmas Album," and Bernstein has never stated hi PRESTIGE RECORDS INC. original cast LP, "The Prince And which had The sold 300,000 copies since views on the hall's sound) and visiti 203 So. Washington Ave. Pauper," the New York chil- its debut on Oct. 1. orchestras. Bergenfield, N.J. dren's musical currently playing off Broadway. On the singles end, Lieberson stated But, as Carlos Mosely, manager Or 0 that the sale of singles "rose the Philharmonic, noted last week sharply The score for the "Pauper" was in 1963" with hits by Tony written by George Fischoff who at Bennett, following the hall's opening in Sept Johnny Cash, Dion DiMuci, o twenty-five is one of the youngest Eydie 1962, a negative mail response composers Gorme, Frankie Laine, Steve Law- its sound was received from the lay to have the credits of an rence, The New Christy Minstrels, man audience; no complaints ha TOP GOSPEL LP's! original cast LP on a major label. Patti Page, The diskery is promoting the LP The Rip Chords, Marty been received since the improvemen Noshboro 7016 through Robbins and Andy Williams. As for were made. ads, in-store displays, win- the label's international operations, dow displays and in -person radio and Lieberson TV appearances. stated that "With new dis- "THE tribution methods as well as recent CONSOLERS" additions and improvements in over- RCA Victor Buys Second Including their great rendition of seas manufacturing and recording fa- Audiomatic Plating cilities, Columbia Records Interna- Syste "WAITING FOR MY CHILD" tional enjoyed its most profitable year NEW YORK-RCA Victor has a in 1963." nounced it has purchased an The label's long-range all-n JUST ISSUED! program to packaged nickel record plating s' introduce the CBS label overseas was tern for use in its Hollywood pla The diskery has been operating "SONGS OF THE GOSPEL" similar installation at its Rockaw: New Jersey facilities since la BROTHER JOE MAY'S Philips Inks Serendipitys, Spring. NEW GOSPEL ALBUM A Folk The process, developed and m Group Of 9 keted by Audio Matrix, Inc., utiliz Noshboro 7017 CHICAGO - Philips Records has specially -created new equipment a found its answer to techniques for the automated p The New Christy duction of all New Blues Release Minstrels. Group is called The Se- -nickel masters, mot rendipity Singers, who number nine ers and stampers in one tank members, one less than the Christies. precise specifications. DON'T MISTREAT ME BABY Jack Linkletter, star of TV's "Hoote- Victor Announcement of their patting to is acquiring a system cap nanny" show, presents his first "Folk ble of 128 p LIGHTNIN' Philips was made last week by Lou turning out plates SLIM Festival," a live concert LP, featuring Simon, the day, an output achieved by a cog Les Baxter's label's national sales man- Excello 2240 Balladeers, the Yachts- ager, and Fred Weintraub, manager bination of engineering innovatio men, Jim and Jean and Chloe, on his of the crew. which reduces plating time on a t own Link label, distributed by GNP - Philips is rush -releasing its first cal 12" stamper from 21/2 hours NASHBORO RECORDS Crescendo (GNP #95). Just released product by the one hour. from The LP is a Serendipity Singers, 177 3rd Ave. No., Nashville, single by The Balla- to be backed, "The decision by RCA Victor to Tenn. deers, "Baiion" and "Midnight Simon said, by a "depth Special." program of promotion and publicity." the Audiomatic Process on the W: One of the reasons Coast after less than a year's expe that prompted ence the label to ink the group was a in the East marks a major s response to two guest shot appear- in the acceptance of this adyanc' approach Mj THE BRIGHTEST STARS ARE ON ances on ABC -TV's "Hootenanny." to record plating," said They'll appear at least 10 more ton Gelfand, president of Audio MI on times trix. the popular folk show. Also on Chartbound tap are major nitery engagements, including Chicago's "Mr. Kelly" in Jan. Seven of the young singers, come- dians, musicians and actors who make Shaw, Fuld & Goldran up the group (there are seven NAVY BLUE boys, Produce Song Dance Revu two girls) performed together while And students at the Univ. of Two group Colorado. NEW YORK-Milt Shaw, president members are graduates Shaw from the Univ. of Texas. Artists Inc., Leo Fuld, own DIANE RENAY The of the New York nitery the Sabi Serendipitys compose 90% of FOX G56 their material, which and Henry Goldran of the Ray Charl' is folk -oriented staff, have collaborated in the prodi ARTIE KAPLAN but flavored with pop in arrangements 20th Century Fox Records and instrumentation. tion of a tabloid song and dance revs The word The show will have an integral "Serendipity," by the cast of A 01B151014 OE COLUMBIA way, Israeli and Negro artists a CIARES COMMOOAve. is defined as "the unexpected discovery of a new will be titled, "The Whole World and happy event." Jewish When You're In Love." 12

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"THE THREEPENNY OPERA" Original ...... Soundtrack-London - CUTTIN' "CUTTIN' Here M76004 GRASS GRASS"-Osborne Brothers-MGDI is the original soundtrack recording JSHORNE OROTHEdS STYLE E 4149 the German film production of In the Opera" of "The Threepenny past year the bluegrass style has jumped of Kurt Weill & Bertolt Brecht featuring from a position of obscurity to Curt Jurgens, Hildegard ence. national promin Neff and June Ritchie. No longer is this extremely authentic type The score, more than three decades of music limited fresh and remains old, is still in appeal but has an acceptance a theatrical masterpiece. Peter as wide as some forms of folk Sandloff's musical direction borne music. The Os- cast superb is first-rate and the Bros. have long been considered bluegrass is their performances of such time- experts and this new fast-moving CLIdJURZEZIS less tunes as "Mack The Knife," aptly MGM set and the "Pirate Jenny" supports their position. The boys come "Love Duette." The set merits prominent up with some top-notch position on the cast shelf. tions' highly -polished rendi- of "Sweet Thing," "Ruby Are You Mad" and "Night Train To Memphis." GOLDeI"1 "OLD `N' GOLDEN GOODIES"-Various ..,.., -RCA Victor LSP Artists .. 10.1146," 4w 2740 "WASHINGTON OH. New Previous COMMITTEE"-Various .n q,,r n^ and while -back chart WASHINGTON ists-Doublle Ar been popular LP fare triumphs have L DL2302 .y 4. MYyM for quite some Double N,18.,,. y and RCA time now COMMITTEE L's best-selling rhythm an Rhlty and Victor picks 11010W, INN» CRY ON WOIP blues N es.>.. up i A IT 044M[, Ur( .M on this TOC ¡OC rock and leasing fact by re- PM GONNA SOME TOO A MMACEES roll artists have this top-drawer IT S 100 KATI combined forces package room NY il 01510 brgn present hits. The of vintage 45 k 1pÿ T NOM i 000000 CMS some of their best-sellers disk includes such nostalgic age. Pookie on one pack "Love Is Strange" items as BABY WASHINGTON Hudson leads off with his "I Know, Lonesome by Mickey and Sylvia. "Oh I Know," to be followed Me" by Don Gibson and LLOYD PRICE Washington, by Lloyd Price, Baby ton's "A Million Brook Ben - WILSON PICKETT Wilbert Harrison and G Miles From Nowhere." BILLY wailing Billy record buyers should really Teen GUY such goodies as "Cry On," "Whip It dig the set. HUDSON Me, Baby" and "Off To Work." WILBERT HARRISON will dig it. The teen cro

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"PASTURES OF PLENTY"-Mike Settle-Folk Sing FLP 1002 "FIESTA Mike Settle ITALIANA"-Angelo-Fiesta 1382 ha is rapidly getting a reputation for Angelo Di Pippo, his accordion and orchestra play himself in folk music circles with his distinc- the melodies from a host of Italian folk dances tive, natural -sounding approach to folk tunes. on this happy-sounding disk from Fiesta. The OF PLENTY This first-rate Folk Sing disk presents the versatile accordionist includes the tarantella, ma- chanter -guitarist reading a varied program of zurka, polka and waltz on this dance-oriented self -penned items and standards. Settle reaches package. Easy -listening tracks here are "Mari- a notewqrAy professional pitch on "Pastures Of anna," "Isola Lontana," "Polka Milanese" and Plenty," n Francisco -Bay -Blues" and "Thought. "L'Amore Dimenticato." I Heard My Baby Calling."

R1; JAll PICKS ZITHER GOES HOLLYWOOD"-Ruth Welcome -Capitol ST 1986 Ruth Welcome adds to an impressive list of "THE ESSENTIAL GERRY MULLIGAN" - Ze strong catalog albums with this LP of romantic Verve V 8567 themes from twelve standout films. The zitherist Continuing with its highly -touted "The Essen- el serves up beguiling readings of these lilting tunes tial ." series Verve offers this excellent pro- da and again proves herself a masterful musician. gram of sturdies and originals played by Gerry je Easy -listening bands here are "Around The Mulligan. Although only 36, the vet saxist has )le World In 80 Days," "The Third Man Theme" established himself as one of the leaders of the and "Three Coins In The Fountain." Her ad- contemporary jazz movement. While backed by Sc mirers will surely like the set. a subtle and swinging combo, Mulligan swings el with all of his expected poise on "I Believe In Dr You," "My Funny Valentine" and "Utter Chaos."

MING 12 STRIA e JAll BEST BETS "THE SWINGING 12 STRING"-In Group/Glen "OUTSTANDING JAZZ COMPOSITIONS OF Campbell-In 1002 THE 20TH CENTURY" Various Columbia Here's an interesting pop -folk sets which utilizies C2L31 - - an off -beat musical matrix of harpsichord and A host of jazzdom's outstanding musicians and 12 -string guitar. Vet guitarist Glen Campbell composers are represented on this two -disk set and a group of fine musicians effectively wail from Columbia dedicated to the foremost jazz on a varied group of folk tunes including "Cotton - compositions of this century. The works of fields," "Walk Right In" and "Greenback Dollar." Ellington, Lewis, Giuffre, Mingus, J. J. Johnson Imaginative folk buffs will dig the sounds here. and others are performed here as they were on the original recordings. A choice item for jazzo- philes, the set includes "Jazz Suite For. Blues," "Three Little Feelings" and "Idiom '59 Parts I, II, and III." "A NEW BAG OF SONGS"-Billy Edd Wheeler "HOW MY HEART SINGS"-Bill Evans Trio- -Kapp KL1351 Riverside 473 Billy Edd Wheeler sings and plays a dozen of The Bill Evans Trio, comprised of Evans on his own compositions on this country-folk offer- Piano, Chuck Israels on bass and Paul Motian ing from Kapp. Some of the tunes here were on drums, has come up with an ear -pleasing singles hits by other artists, particularly "Desert sampling of standards and originals on this Pete" and "The Reverend Mr. Black." The Singer - album outing for Riverside. Evans' approach to composer also includes warm -voiced surveys of jazz is lyrical, with a light touch that makes "Jack And The Doctor's Daughter" "Hot Dog for top-notch listening pleasure. Top-drawer Heart" and "Winter Sky." This set could win examples here are "I Should Care," "Summer- the songster a lot of new friends. time," "Ev'rything I Love" and "Walking Up." A potent jazz session.

"ALL NIGHT LONG"-Kenny Burrell-Prestige KI:\\1" I31. RRLì,I.L. PR 7289 "GOIN' DOWN TO TOWN" - Peter Morse - Acë' jazz guitarist Kenny Burrell is effectively Philips PHS 600-059 ALL NIGI-l'I' LUNG teamed up on this swingin' Prestige with an In today's copy -cat folk world, Peter Morse is accomplished group of musicians including Hank a rare bird indeed. The young songster -guitarist Mobley (tenor sax), Jerome Richardson (flute has an unusual, lyrical legit -styled approach to and tenor sax) and Art Taylor (drums). Although folk music. The effect is entirely pleasing as the solo spotlight is mainly fixed on Burrell Morse offers such standards as "The Song Of everybody gets a chance to display his individual The Ox Driver," "Delia's Gone" and "My Lord musical wares. Best listening bets here are "All What A Morning." Kudos go to Milt Okun for bin'((own tr) town some Night Long," "Flickers" and "Boo -Lu." Jazzo- ster_ standout arrangements. philes will want the album. set PICKS THE HGGTCRARRTETU CLASSICAL "THE HOOTENANNY STAR"-Jo Mapes-Kapp DE FALLA: Nights In The Gardens Of Spain; er 316. JG Iir.IPEú KL 1347 Gonzalo Soriano, piano and harpsichord soloist- This album's tag is baséd on Jo Mapes smash L4,(Æ{. Dr. üaL:A Angel 36131 as lee performances on ABC's "Hootenanny" TV stanza. -x$0äï.rNa Manuel De Falla's "Nights In The Gardens Of .oing al The lark -guitarist, who caused a mild sensation Spain" ranks high on the list of works composed ie on the program, is presented here in a tasteful in the flowing, modern classical tradition and program of both old and recent vintage folk Gonzalo Soriano beautifully reads the intricate material. While accompanying herself on the composition on both the piano and harpsichord guitar she offers some hauntingly beautiful on this first-rate offering from Angel. The orches- renditions of "Kisses Sweeter Than Wine," "I tra here, which is superb, is the Orchestre de Will Never Marry" and "I Know Where I'm la Societe des Concerts du Conservatoire (Paris) Goin'." Loads of potential here. conducted by Rafael Fruhbeck de Burgos. As an added plus the disk also contains the composer's "Harpsichord Concerto."

"BAILANDO POLKAS" - Mariachi Vargas de l'liilipp ' % // , TELEMANN: 3 Concerti, Pro : Arte Chamber Tecalitan-RCA Victor MKS 1525 Orchestra of Munich/Redel-Westminster 17042 Here's a delightful, warm -spirited disk which The Georg Philipp Teleman concertos in D major, spotlights the distinctive instrumental talents of G major, E major and the Suite Concertante the Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlan reading a in G minor are performed for Westminster by bevy of contagious, lively traditional Mexican the Pro Arte Chamber Orchestra of Munich polkas. Among the standout tracks here are "La directed by Kurt Redel who also doubles as Revolcada," "Cindad Victoria" and "El Zopilote flute soloist. The works here are typical of the Mojada." Plenty of potential here. Disk can 17th century chamber music compositions and create a stir in the U. S. as well as south -of -the - are performed by the orchestra with style and border. taste.

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33 % Tonight You're Gonna Fall In Love With Me-Shirelles- I CAN'T Scepter 33% 26% Surfin' Bird-Trashmen-Garret 92% STOP 24% For You-Rick Nelson-Decca 45% 24% A Fool Never Learns-Andy Williams-Columbia 24% TALKING 22% You Don't Own Me-Lesley Gore-Mercury 37% 19% Snow Man-Diane Ray-Mercury 19% ABOUT 18% Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um-Major Lance-Okeh 45% 17% What Kind Of Fool-Tams-ABC Paramount 25% 16% Whispering-April Stevens & Nino Tempo-Atco 81% 15% YOU Baby I Love You-Ronnettes-Philles 8% 14% Steve and Eydie Little Boy-Tony Bennett-Columbia 48% 13% Billie Baby-Lloyd Price-Double L 63% 4-42932 12% It's All In The Game-Cliff Richard-Epic 49% 11% True Love Goes On And On-Burl Ives-Decca 65% THE 11% His Kiss-Betty Harris-Jubilee 34%

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5 Keys To Wand Mg't., Rayven Music Gets Porgy & Previn Lots Of '63 Disks To Cut For Scepter NEW YORK - Duke Niles' Rayven NEW YORK-The 5 Five Keys, a Music has completed a successful singing group with a number of click 1963. The pubbery's big chart item decks has inked a management pact THE this year was "Washington' Square" with Wand Management, according by The to Wand's Paul Cantor. They'll be Village Stompers. recorded by Luther Dixon for the Niles placed the master of the deck first the with Epic Records and has an indie Scepter label after the of producers year. Plans are also being formulated GAVE CLARK, deal with the label for -niter and nitery future recordings by the musicians. for a theater one Date was produced tour to coincide with the release of by Niles and Joe the deck. Group's hits include "The ,L Sherman, who provided the musical direction Glory of Love," "Close Your Eyes," FIVE )A and arrangement. Dave "Out of Sight Out of Mind." Kapralik, Columbia -Epic A&R Exec, took the master for Epic. 7 The firm also got hold of a strong good -music tune, "The Good Life," New Single By The "GLAD ALL originally a melody written by Sacha Hitmaker! 75 Distel for the French flick, "The JIMMY REED Seven Capital Sins." Top disk ver - OVER" I fions came from Tony Bennett and i Kathy Keegan. "ST. LOUIS 5-9656 Raven also made hay during the Bossa Nova fad with a tune called BLUES" 'Recado Bossa Nova," which got V.1. 570 Plenty of singles and LP coverage. THE VE9AY 1449 5. MICHIGAN AVE. UA Pacts Danny Meehan CHICAGO 16, Ill. HOTTEST .'EW YORK-Danny Meehan, who'll lave a leading part in the upcoming RECORD 'Funny Girl," starring Barbra Strei- ;and as Fanny Brice, will be cutting JIMMY VELVET ON THE For United Artists Records. HOLLYWOOD-Irving Townsend, Under an exclusive pact, the young veep and west coast operations man- nusical WE BELONG comedy-nitery performer will ager for Columbia Records, recently ecord BRITISH both singles and LP's under presented gold records to a producer :he TOGETHER direction of Jack Gold. His first and an for the label's "Porgy )ffering artist will be a singles And Bess" LP. In the top photo Sam ABC 10488 CHARIS! lue release- shortly-and an album is being presented with a i after. will come Goldwyn gold record as he produced the film. Meehan l' is managed by Jack Rollins In the bottom photo Townsend is pre- st 15 association n with Charles Joffe. sented a gold record to Andre Previn y 1e tollins helped Rer. T )y develop the careers of who was the conductor, arranger and e"EPIC", Ma,[a M. PRINTED IN U.S.A. luch performers as Harry soundtrack for the Nichols Bellafonte, in charge of the & May and Woody Allen. flick. :ash Box-January 4, 1964 25

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C C f G H 'm n n1 rs rs VI, JOHNNY DESMOND JIMMY PETERSON NANCY WILSON ons RUTH OLAY CHET GIERLACH BIRD ROLLIN gal these days what with guest ap- disk in iitl[ the label's Stereo Motion se- Webb with Bert Sloan.... The Johnny ittle pearances on Joe Franklin's Memory ries. Carol Lawrence has been sign ivin Randy Sparks, creator of Lewis Trio has been held Lane Show on WOR-TV and the Clay the New Christy Minstrels, in over at by Cameo -Parkway Records, and odd, town Club Adria in Lake Bluff, Ong, Cole Show on WPIX-TV. . . . Frankie from which her first album for the label in Ho the Coast for the Jonathan Win- means their suie Laine, currently upcoming stint at Fort wood last week. . . . appearing at the ters TV spec and a new wax session Lauderdale's Julie Lo Nugget in Sparks, Nevada, follows Pier 66 won't begin until debuts an entirely new act, stag' for Columbia. . . . One of the really Jan. 24. Liz Palmer, each performance with an hour-long gal Friday by Barry Shear, at a ten day e hot rock bands around today is the at United Record Dist., autograph session at which he sells crew of Jimmy Peterson and has 3 big gagement in Miami, and follows n and autographs his albums the Chi- ones to rave about: "Gonna Send a four week with pro- cagoans currently holding forth at the You stint at the Flamia ceeds skedded for the Tippit fund. Back To Georgia" by Timmy Hotel, Las Vegas, starting Janus. Wagon Wheel. The group will soon Shaw (Wand), "Standing Congratulations to songwriter On The 24. . . "There's a Meetin' Here 1 Marvin debut on the Chess label with a fine Corner" by The Kalfin and his wife Denise on version of Harrison Bros. (Ever - night" by Joe and Eddie on GS the birth of a "Maria." . . Johnny last), and "Don't Turn daughter Kimberly Mo- Green has been tapped to conduct Your Back Crescendo, finally taking off on t net. . Danny the On Me" by Johnny Davis has written a Dallas Philharmonic Sayles (Mar -V - Coast after being in release for sol comedy act for himself which Orchestra on Lus). Latter deck is reportedly he will Jan. 12. The Academy Award winner break- time . Frankie Laine, current bring to the Living Room Dec. ing in several areas. . Looks like 30th will also conduct this year's award at The Nugget, Sparks, Nevada ,1 to Jan. 12th. . Singer Don An- Bill Anderson will be doing it again lows ceremony. . . Johnny each performance with an an thony and his troupe of performers Desmond will with his newest single on Decca, will next headline at the Living Room for six- "Easy graph session during which he a tour the Paramount Publix teen Come Easy Go." Promo man graphs and sells his albums with circuit beginning days beginning Dec. 30th. . Frank Scardino Jan. 3. The chanter Heard from Ted tells us deck's al- proceeds going to Mrs. J. D. Tipp will also visit deejays during his Kellern, Columbia's ready popping hereabouts.... term promo Doro- widow of the Dallas . on the road. Anthony's current manager in Philly, who's got thy Williams departs policeman. single some slick for sunny Puerto Nancy Wilson s on the Barbizon label is sellers with "Hey Little Rico 12/27 to join signed to guest "Don't Fool Cobra" by the her hubby, singer on the Jack Parr Show, NBC Around." Coleman Hawkins and Orchids, "The Little Billy Williams, who's his jazz Boy" by Tony Bennett, "My Home currently ap- on January 10. RCA -Victor combo open at the Gordian Town" pearing at the Americana Hotel there. cording Knot Christmas Eve and continue by Steve Lawrence, and "I Allstate's Ed star, Val Martinez, now through Can't Stop Thinking About You" Walker's raving pearing at P. J.'s, getting lots Jan. 15th. . Bird Rollins by about "California Sun" by The Steve and Eydie. . . Rivi - Coast play on his disking "P has a new deck on the Skymac label The publishing eras (Riviera). Ed sez of tagged, "You credits on "Surfin' Bird" on it's a sure Day." . Gearge Sherlock repo Lied To Me" backed the Gar- shot. . Garmisa's Jim with "Answer My rett label should go to Willong-BMI. loaded Scully is ing top local airplay on the Donn Prayer." . . 3 -D's with hits! First up Maria Randall has been Reggie Riccardi writes that "Red there's recording of "Do The Slausont" 1 tapped by the Tommy Leonetti's Don't Go With Blue" by Jimmy don Armed Forces Radio "Soul Dance" on Clanton Records distributes national od Services to tape Victor (Philips), then "Baby's Gone" ge a special Christmas Show is picking up sales action all by Bobby Boyd, president of "Be to be broad- over Gene Thomas (UA), "See ast We cast to all Armed Forces the country. . A very happy Funny The Records, Oklahoma City, in town' Networks. and Little Clown" Bobby ral C, The lark will prosperous New Year Golds- a weeks promotion trip. . . do her 3-D single, readers to all our boro (UA), and "I Didn't Know What Hall "When Christmas Comes." from all of us at Cash Box. Time Fame Music Co., representing leg . We It Was" by The Crampton 9Yaltiep recently referred to the ters (DCP)... Sis- ing Latin publisher, Editorial Musi, "Mirr writer of CHICAGO: Libety's Harvey Gold- S, r Mirror as stein tells bana, announces that word has be PerPerry o Jack about "Today's Teardrops" received henwe sshou d have included b Rick Nelson from the caribbean that ofih Harry Sims, Ben This is the time of new rhythm Kramer and year when we Bab Lloyd is being readied and 0 Morton Harris Jay muse a bit and think " a (LL), and) 'Be True be the as co -writers. of all our friends To Your School" launched momentarily. . . Sy Chet Gierlach of Music along Record Row. Naturally, hearti- by Sandy Nelson Pat predicting another blockbuster °Nett c Music Music, (Imperial). . . . Erwin er'sh Inc., delighted with est season's greetings are Barg tells us Henry Mancini in Bo the exposure giv- and we in order Anthony Newley's his album of en to the firm's Christmas deck, take this opportunity to wish dedicated score from the picture "Charad+ Ain't Not Tree" "The all of you a very happy, Kennedy,Tcaught late on V.R.C. Records. healthy and fire in Chi. The Beach Boys, hot on ek prosperous New This looks like the kure iaLDeSayles, e- Year! . The Ernie Kennedy tribute biggest charts for the past year, also ca pearing at the Room, Leaners (United Record Dist.) record of the year. in with one of °nth's ig appearedintro- joyed en- the bigger Christn elease on the Joe Franklin TV'er an exceptional holiday season Muse and singles in their waxing of "Little duce her new t with son Bill on leave beckoned uss to L come Regina single, "Don't from Army a bit of ut for Nick." . . . Publisher Danny Kesst of tl which duty. . . . E. Abner Christmas cheer last q be included Record Thanx, Mon. in town and setting up West Coi henforthco, in Sales has high fellows, and ill orBobbyD best season's offices. . . . be To Come." Best Is Yet ler's "Uncle Willie Mil- greetings to everyone The Olympics out ' . London's Jack Time" (Constella- at Apollo Dists. another big one feld buzzed Wel- tion). Which, Season's greetings for Tri -Disc Recoil ña ng' the other day to he says, is catching on to all from in their new disk Úes, that tell us fast here. Ralph Cox of King "Broken Hip." he "Long Tall Miller's countless Record Dists... . Elliot pearances hop ap- We'll be seeing Field, KFWB deejay, has bd S. Kellum on the MOC sparked mucho Morris Diamond lsci Label, released the deck. interest in the great Mercury and cast in an up -coming "Day in Coin Ai last May, is beginning to happen . Gene Autry's Sahara gang (12/28) at segment, "The Los Angeles, Oklahoma, in Inn reopened its plush the Pheasant Run Lodge Musician's Love Nea Minneapolis, Gigi Club with Charles in St. to be aired Jan. Kellie Gres héeeeifes Chicago, St. Louis, Charlotte a new holiday show starring for the annual Distrib meet. currently 3.... Nashville. and singer Allan Jones. actor - Busy bee Barney appearing with the il Although the side has . Nice to see big Fields reports Anthony package never broken in the East, that Near North News columnist action with "Letter From Sherry" at the Terras% it is stead- E. Quinlan J. by Dale Ward, Casino in Mexico City for a limit ily picking up sales across the came out on top with "Daisy Petal Pickin'" engagement. try and coun- battle his Gilmer, . . . Fred Marsh is approaching the '4 million whizzed of Chi -based LaSal Records Matt FLucas, and irdMWalk"iby"The into town to place just 1 e - Victors. All Sextette Le Monde wax of "P$ hits, he sez... . 26 Jimmy Chico" with Nocturne Records. ì

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Blues," "Girls, Girls Grow Up Faster Than Boys 53 There I've Said It Again 1 Girls, Girls," "Blue Hawaii" and Greasy Spoon 77 Today's Teardrops 65 Tonight You're Gonna Fall In Love 86 "Elvis" albums. Harlem Shuffle '80 Tra La La La Suzy 44 Presley's current chart entry is Hove You Heard 29 True Love Goes On And On 96 "Fun In Acapulco," a soundtrack LP Hey Little Cobra '30 Turn Around 22 Hooka Took* 75 Twenty -Four Hours From Tulsa 60 from his latest film. According to Victor, Elvis' "Golden Records Volume Can't Stop Singing 98 Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um *66 III" is fast approaching the million Can't Stop Talking About You *74 f Somebody Told You 88 dollar sales mark. Gotta Dance To Keep From Crying 48 Walkin' The Dog 37 Have A Boyfriend 47 Washington Square _ ...... 85 'm Leaving It Up To You 19 Watch Your Step 71 n My Room 45 We Belong Together 78 MRIA Offers ist n The Summer Of His Years 57 What Kind Of Fool (Do You Think I Am) *72 is All In The Game *68 What's Eosy For Two 64 Who's Who In Tape Ys All Right 42 When The Love Light Starts Shining Wonder What She's Doing Tonight 81 In His Eyes 25 When You Walk In The Room 93 CHICAGO-The first who's -who di- Kansas City 28 Whispering *23 rectory in the history of the tape re- .LIN Wives And Lovers 12 cording industry has been published Little Boy, The 62 Wonderful Summer 36 Little Red Rooster 39 by the Magnetic Recording Industry _..iQ Living A Lie 97 Association. You Don't Have To Be A Baby To Cry 8 an) Loddy Lo 33 A preface to the 15 -page directory Long, Tall Texan 51 You Don't Own Me *54 in Ei Louie, Louie 3 You're No Good 63 briefly tells the history and growth e Loi :?,sex,£'°'ti,,,:s.Sew `?.,.i43äÆí< .,àr .>äímlecek;4s;....,... of the association whose members er);:e5" ie represent more than 90 per cent of day the raw tape sold in the United lows Dollars For Culture Big Thinker States, the manufacturers of three- Fla quarters of the pre-recorded tape on Ja the market, and the producers of the American -made recorders as Her Cast bulk of on well as a number of recorders made Iff U abroad. for Each MRIA member is in the direc- cu tory which lists company officers, the evad year the firm was established, number of employees and how products are h an GEORGE i he marketed. MRIA has almost 50 members rep- Is wi resenting all segments of the indus- D. try, including manufacturers of re- sisan corders, raw tape, recorded tape, EVAHARIS gues, accessories, heads, reels and car- r A tridges, educational recorders, lan- Nict guage laboratories and tape duplica- z, no tors. ng l' Copies of the new directory may be g of obtained by writing to MRIA, 110 ick North Wacker Drive, Chicago. ;he I "SARA NEW YORK-George R. Marek, veep ison: and general manager of RCA Victor nati Polish Award For "Bluesette" of last week presented the National Cul- nt tural Center with a check for $59,841.- DARLING" in to NEW YORK-"Bluesette," composed 21, representing the first payment of by Toots Thielemans royalties and performed ntin from the sale of the four HO L L 1 b1' (J O 11 - Ernie Farrell for ABC -Paramount Records, has U. S. military band recordings. The (above), west coast indie promo man, second prize at the In- rial LP's been awarded c/tv d ha were made by the label and all is a firm believer in the power of pos- ternational Music Festival in Warsaw, profits from sale are paid lean their being itive thinking. Using some paper ce- Poland. to the National Cultural Center. Mrs. and a photo of himself a transcription in ied a ment, scissors, Written for radio A Jouett Shouse, a member of the Cen- the drum -beater superimposed the pic Belgium, the tune was selected as "IT'S ter's Board of Trustees accepted the of his smiling face on an old Cash Belgium's entry in the competition. ckbus check. In making the presentation, Box cover. All these preparations First prize went to a Russian compo- Ibum Marek SIN "Ch pointed out that the royalty were designed by the imaginative sition. TO figure was based on the first four publicist to give the illusion of a Far- hot month's sale . alsl of the albums, from their rell cover. release date .r Ch in May 1963 until the TELL A LIE" end of the accounting period on Aug. f Trini Lopez To Play 31. A further payment of royalties Heading Home! á965J InnY will be made to the Center next Paris' Olympia Theater Wes spring. The four albums, military ice D marches and patriotic songs played by LOS ANGELES - Reprise Records' Disci the U. S. Army, Marine Corps, Navy Trini Lopez will make his second trip BEYOND THE SEA n and Air Force bands. All composers, to Europe in three months, this time publishers and arrangers waived for a three-week engagement at the THE REVERES aY in their fees in favor of the Center. Olympia Theater in Paris with the 113". Beatles, England's number one record- JUBILEE 5463 (elUe ing group. t David th Mann Weds Lopez recently returned from an Natl. Dist. By NEW le YORK-David Mann (writer of 18 -day personal tour of England, Hol- JAY -GEE RECORD CO., INC. for ° "There l've Said It Again") married land and Belgium. The singer -guitar- ed Norma Penny on Dec. 31. The bride ist was also awarded the Grand Prix 318 W. 48th St., N.Y. 36, N.Y. ola is secretary to Dick Du Disque for 1963 by the French g"EPIC", Marca Re`. T M PRINTED IN U.S A. of Vollter of Shapiro Ix Bernstein. record industry. ;eeor 77 Cash Box-January 4, 1964 orY

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Funds collected by Jan. 1, best radio series and shared the 1964 will be used to purchase medi- award for public service with KDKA- h cal and recreational equipment for TV, also in competition with all media. hospitals, children's homes, orphan- d ages, visiting nurses' associations, etc. A tip of the hat to Hilary Bogden, All administrative cost are paid by WJAS-Pittsburgh personality, who o the station. To distribute the contri- will celebrate his 20th anniversary in Sometimes three is not a crowd, but butions, questionnaires are mailed to broadcasting on Jan. 4, all of it on 11 a well -organized team. That is always various institutions in the WLS listen- WJAS. Bogden, who has hosted a the case when the three are Diana ing area, offering a selection of ap- variety of shows on the outlet, joined P Ross, Mary Wilson and Florence Bal- proximately a half -dozen items. After the station as an announcer at the lard, the trio of young ladies called the questionnaires are processed, age of 19, in 1944. the Supremes. The group, which is wheel chairs, inhalators, radios, hos- R currently riding the Top 100 with pital beds, etc. will be selected for The tall men in the strange tattered "When The Lovelight Starts Shining special institutions. WLS Through prexy, suit leaned languidly against the wall, His Eyes" on Motown, have Ralph Beaudin, says, "Several of our a telephone cradled to his ear. As he TI F ROM been close friends since their child- listeners have supported the Club listened, he occasionally responded to hood days in Detroit. annually since it began. Some The have the remarks of his caller on the other 6 trio began to appear at local even included bequests in their wills. end of the line. From time to time he Ir amateur shows, and church socials, We're happy to be the `middleman' thoughtfully rubbed the apparent after being urged to do so by their for this kind of Christmas spirit." stubble of beard on his chin. All at high school music instructor. The once, the "bum" stood upright and M LEONARD three, not yet the Supremes, won a WWDC-Washington personality exclaimed in a mixture of both awe talent contest their last year of Carroll James isn't sure when the and disbelief "8000, why that's twice school, and in so doing, caught the ear country is due for another siege of as many as last year." And thus was of a talent scout from Motown Rec- locust but he can CHESS ords. Not long after be credited with culminated many weeks of work by they were signed introducing U. S. radio listeners to countless to the label the girls scored with their a pending people, all designed to help initial invasion of Great Britain's needy hit-"I Want A Guy." famous Beatles. A letter from a children at Christmas time. To The group have been stressing young listener of Silver Spring, Mary- go back for a minute to set the scene, teamwork and harmony ever since, as land asked James if he could get the "tramp" was WJZ-TV-Baltimore's they've steadily moved up the ladder hold of a copy of popularity. of the record that the Lorenzo (alias Gerry Wheeler). Lo- famous British singing group called PHIL CHESS the Beatles were wowing English renzo's early morning appearances on audiences with. If so, would the dee - the Group W station in Baltimore are jay please play it on the air. WWDC's a "must" for thousands of youngsters policy is to please the listening audi- within range of the channel 13 signal. Tams ence if possible. So, James went to work on it. He contacted the British His caller was Bill Corcoran, promo- Embassy in the nation's capitol and tion manager for WFBR-Baltimore. though the officials were helpful there Their conversation centered on results MAX was little they could do. Next, James talked with of the second annual "Toys For BOAC Airlines, and the Bowl," an unlikely resourceful British personnel flew the football game COOPERSTEIN WWDC spinner in a copy of "I Want which had pitted staff members To Hold Your Hand" which in one against each other. The score of .the week jumped from nowhere to num- game was not really important; T1 ber one on the British charts. Thus, that in simply answering a listener's re- had been known for weeks. What For quest, the station with James at the really mattered was that 8000 toys microphone, became the first Ameri- had been collected and donated to the :at c can radio station to broadcast the Marine Corps' "Toys For l vi latest singing rage of the usually Tots" cam- MARSHALL staid Britishers. paign. at iroli Fred Wolf, WXYZ-Detroit early A 5 pound, 12 ounce daughter roe CHESS morning personality has been success- Stephanie Lisa Landy was born to fully getting Detroiters out of bed Donna and Jerry Landy at Lenox Hill for 15 years, and to celebrate, Wolf eat is conducting an alarm Hospital in Gotham. Jerry is news JC clock contest, IiE. in which listeners guess what time director of WINS -New York. 1 his clock will go off during his show. The Tams, who are currently Closest guesser receive a wrist watch In a continuing effort to curtail hit- each F ting with "What Kind Of Fool (Do day.... Congrats are in order traffic accidents in the Motor City, l PAUL GAYTEN You Think I to WXYZ's Joe Sabastian. a's am) ?" on ABC -Para- The dee - WJBK-Detroit has launched its third Ur t mount consist of five young men: jay, and his wife Frances, are Jo- the annual child safety series. The 27 the seph Pope, Charles Pope, Floyd Ash- parents of a new baby girl, Laura ton, Robert Smith and Horace Key. Elizabeth. individually -recorded safety messages, in The group was discovered set to a musical background, utilize by Atlanta e music publisher Bill Lowery and have A new public service designed to the voices of Detroit area school chil-' seh been singing fill the together for some four need of high school seniors dren to remind the station's listeners years at night clubs, fraternity par- and their parents for facts about col- (HERB GORDON hes ties, etc., over a wide area of the na- leges recently premiered on KHJ- to be safety -conscious. The safety tion. Hollywood. Nine five-minute announcements, which Dec. 1, featur- began okl' The crew's ettes a week will be aired Mondays, are scheduled multiple times daily in first record, "Untie Me," Tuesdays, Wednesdays, was cut for a small label, yet Saturdays and all WJBK personality shows and will Ypl imme- Sundays, between 10 and 11 AM and !au be aired cl diately became ' a nationwide hit in 3 and 4 PM. The series another step throughout the school year. in the c both the pop and r&b fields. This outlet's programming designed thist brought to give useful information to its VITAL STATISTICS: `` DICK LA PALM them to the attention of listeners, tsd ABC will be under the super- Chuck Harder has exited his spot on -Paramount Records and a ses- vision e 62. of Allan Moll, KHJ director of WYNR-Chicago to assume the all- f1 sion was set up which produced their public affairs.... KHJ's Paul Comp- current chart ton recently emceed night show on WFLA-Tampa ... Kal Leh is -rider. the annual "Cin- Rudman CHESSPCompanyroducing derella Ball" held given the green light as di- The Tains are presently at the University of ciah working Southern California. rector of music and assistant S night clubs and theatres around program assic: the coordinator for the U. S., plus one nighters in audito- KDKA-Pittsburgh Scott Broadcast- and KDKA-TV ing chain. Kal will continue riums, colleges, etc. They have dominated the fourth annual his regu- de the 2120 Michigan Ave. made Golden lar ebm Quill nightly show on WDAS-Philadel- P several successful TV appearances in Awards competition by winning eh eight first place citations phia . . . Frank Pointer, various cities and are now for dis- formerly her Chicago 16, III. looking tinguished achievement in with forward journalism WIBG-Philadelphia, is now pro- IQete to more of this work. in Western Pennsylvania during 1963. gram director of WTTM-Trenton. Ives 28 ' Cash Box-January 4, 1964

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1 we SOUNDTRACKS & ice 'as A Handshake From LBJ MUSIC FROM THE r by GREAT MOTION elp PICTURES To ne, (JAL 3303 n 'e 's UAS 6303 Lo- ) UNITED ARTISTS I on 1291thAVE. LY.19.N.Y. are :ers s naL mo THE MIRACLES ore. ults rots ame "I Gotta Dance To e bers the Keep From Crying" thatMSTERDAM-President Lyndon B. ment of Agriculture, was a tre- Ihnson is pictured r'hattrticipants with some of the mendous success with attendance Tornio 54089 of the Connie B. Gay passing the 160,000 mark. Included in toyslwn and Country Show during a the schedule of performances was the , thecent official visit to Holland (he was special luncheon for President John- RECORDS en vice TAMLA president) . The -President son and a special luncheon given by t5 attending the U.S. Food and the American Ambassador for UN ;riculture Exhibition when he met diplomats at the Hague. e members of the troup. Shown The troup gave a command per- thtelove (left to right) Queen and tic are Guy Willis, formance for Julianna b n Willis, Mary Klick, the President, Prince Bernhard, and producer Gay n the introductions is - reported that the show fulfilled 16 B. Con Gay,xllldng of the requests for appearances on radio and ne" 'The Chartbound Holanddengagementucer shwwas cut TV and that the show was the first of ort two days when word came dur- its type to appear simultaneously on lrta,ha performance that President the Voice of America, Dutch TV, n.F Kennedy was dead. Vic Willis Eurovision -TV, Radio Free Europe Cityid a stillness came over the audi- and the Armed Forces Network. WHO DO YOU LOVE the Dutch thirrlum,,on people filed silently Another first in country music was e hll, and the de- made by the Willis Brothers who i;ageThe a state of shte ock.formers recorded songs in German to be re- THE SAPPHIRES 1 14 -day (originally 16) country leased the first of the year on the l, itiliulsic show, sponsored by the Depart- Ariola label. chil SWAN 4162 11 -- rchestra U.S.A. The opening concert will also fea- CUFF In ture a narration by composer -conduc- e 'at' rook) Yn Concert Series tor Skitch Henderson, to be given with the performance of Schuller's YORK-The Orchestra Into Jazz," with text by e; launch U.S.A. "Journey WINTER FAVORITES RICHARD d -I its first ies at official concert Nat Hentoff. Year laic thishe of we kro(3). T ecorchest a LITTLE de its debut at Philharmonic oñ 62 Hall New Belair Post DRUMMER "IT'S ALL Pot de the allin musical direction of BOY Lewis and For Phillippe Boutet Kill conducted by Lewis Gunther Schuller, a the group of NEW YORK-During a visit to the SCARLET RIBBONS IN THE as dlmusiciansclassical Cash Box offices last week, Phillippe ogradt wworksll used with his appointment as idiom. The openingafrthe Boutet announced ldcas'.ude the concert will assistant to Nicole Barclay, head of GAME" 3 premiere RIDE rem composition performance of Belair Records and several publishing SLEIGH by John Lewis, the firms in France. ,iladlt k performance 5-9633 t N wS hor of a Boutet will be in the U.S. for sev- MILLS MUSIC, INC. regel selected er azz com,,i works of eral weeks for a series of business New York 19, N.Y. plóart, St avinsk yn, SI EPIC", Marca Reg 1 M PRINTED IN U S.A. w Ives, Henze and Milhaud. meetings here and on the West Coast. on h Box-January 29 4, 1964

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BABY WHAT GRASSHOPPER 1 Etta James (Argo 5452) 26 Amadeo & Indian Harps (Columbia 42918)

SNAP YOUR FINGERS/ 2 THEME PUPPY LOVE 27 FROM THE CARDI Barbara Lewis (Atlantic 2214) Roger Williams (Kapp 560)

BEGGING TO YOU 28 HOOTENANNY SATURDAY 3 Marty Robbins (Columbia 42831) NIGHT LL Brothers Four (Columbia 42927)

4 WHO CARES/JUST A LONELY MAN 29 SNEAKY SUE Fats Domino (ABC Paramount 10512) Patty Lace 8 Petticoats (Kapp S611

BURBANK-At a recent THANK YOU AND GOODNIGHT WHY DO KIDS GROW UP Ir Warner 30 Randy & Rainbows (Rust 1872) Bros. sales and promo meet, district 5 Angels (Smash 1854) Ic - NEW RELEASE - sales managers Hugh Hilliard and ta WE'RE STARTING '64 OFF WITH A BANG! Sid Schaffer were awarded gold rec- GOT TO THREE HIT RECORDS NEVER LOVE A ROBIN I'VE CHANGE ords for selling over $1,000,000 in 6 31 James Brown (King 5829) JUNIOR PARKER'S product during the 1963 sales year. Bobby Vee (Liberty 55636) Pictured at the ceremony are (left to tic 'STRANGE THINGS HAPPENING" right Hilliard, John K. (Mike) Mait- SLIPPIN' & SLIDIN' AND I WISH YOU LOVE 32 land, label topper, Schaffer and nation- 7 Gloria Lynne (Everest 2036) Jim 8 Monica (Betty 1027) "I'M GONNA STOP" al sales manager Bob Summers. DUKE 371 Victor's BILLIE BABY LONELY, LONELY, LONELY/. MISS LAVELL'S 'Romeo And Juliet' 8 33 Brenda Lee (Decca 31570) Gets French Disk Prize Lloyd Price (Double L 729) "WHY YOUNG MEN GO WILD" AND NEW YORK-RCA Victor's recording COLD COLD WINTER/442 DO-WAH-DIDDY ; of 34 Exciters Artists 662) "RUN TO YOU" Berlioz's "Romeo and Juliet" has 9 GLENWOOD AVENUE (United DUKE 372 been awarded one of France's highest Pixies Three (Mercury 72208) international prizes, "Prix du Presi- it BUDDY ACE'S dent de la Republique," was an- SINCE I FOUND A NEW LOV it (1 nounced 35 Little Johnny Taylor (Galaxy 725) "IT MAKES YOU WANT TO CRY" by the Academie du Disque 10 DID YOU HAVE A HAPPY Francaise. BIRTHDAY The performance is by the Boston Paul Anka (RCA Victor 8272) c r, "YOU'VE GOTDMY LOVE" Symphony Orchestra with Charles LITTLE BOXES 36 Pete Seeger (Columbia 42940) pr DUKE 373 Munch conducting, with soloists Rosa- lind Elias, Cesare I GOTTA MOVE STILL SELLING BIG$$$ Valletti, Giorgio 11 Tozzi and the New England Conserva- Freddie Houston (Old Town 1153) BOBBY BLAND'S tory. The two SOUTHTOWN, USA -disk set was released in 37 Dixiebelles (Soundstage 7 2517) Sept. 62 as part of the label's Soria "I CAN'T STOP SINGING" series. COMIN' IN THE BACK DOOR DUKE 370 12 Wynton Kelly (Verve 10310) Another Victor Soria package to NEAR TO YOU JAMES DAVIS' win an award this year was Wagner's 38 Wilbert Harrison (Sea -Horn 502) "Die Walkure," which was the recip- "BLUE MONDAY" ient of the Grand Prix des Discophiles. 13 DO THE SLAUSON DUKE 368 Round Robin (Domain 1400) 39 HERE COMES THE BOX AL "T.N.T." BRAINS' Spiral Pacts Tracy Dey (Amy 894) Hildegarde I'LL SEARCH MY HEART "TAKE A LOOK AT ME" 14 Johnny Mathis (Columbia 42916) PEACOCK 1928 NEW YORK-Sol Abrams, executive THROUGH THE EYES OF A vice-president of Spiral Records, 40 FOOL/SWEET VIOLETS DUKE AND PEACOCK RECORDS, INC. has announced the signing of Hildegarde Roy Clark (Capitol 5099) 2809 ERASTUS STREET HIS KISS to an exclusive wax contract. 15 Betty Harris (Jubilee 5465) HOUSTON 28, TEXAS Hildegarde, who has a best-selling St OR 3-2811 book published by Doubleday called, FOR YOUR SWEET LOVE "Over Fifty, 41 Cascades (RCA Victor 8268) Ire So What," debuts on the 16 HIGH ON A HILL label with a single tagged after the Scott English (Spokane 4003) rai book written especially for her nitery tb act by cleffer t MUEHLSTEIN Frank Hogan. The song- DEEP IN THE HEART t. stress will also wax a pair of tunes PINK DOMINOES 42 OF HARLEM rot 17 Crescents (Era 3116) written for her by Gladys Shelley Clyde McPhatter (Mercury 72220)4 is and Ray Ellis called "Leave It To The ir guys & SELLS Girls" and "Peace And sh Harmony." JAVA 18 MAN Peil Al Hirt (RCA Victor 8280) 43 SNOW RECORD Regina Diane Ray (Mercury 72223) his SCRAP Buys Master Ei01 NEW YORK Jack LaForge, WHO DO YOU LOVE R1 - presi- 19 Sapphires (Swan 4162) BEAUTIFUL DREAMER Pen dent of Regina Records, has an- 44 Roy (Monument ALL TYPES Orbison 830) ers nounced the purchase of a master by Nate Nelson, former is lead singer with JUDY LOVES ME the Flamingos. Pear NMUFNLSTE/N! The new single, 20 Johnny Crawford (Del -Fi 4231) Be AUF WEIDERSEHN hat Rer Mnrw Ìc1, ,w rh. Flung Ir.dvnrr "Won't Together Tonight" and "I 45 Jerry Wallace (Challenge 59223) eor 521 FIFTH AVENUE, N, Y. 17, Have Dreamed," was purchased N. from h. Spectorious Music Corp. and will be released early this month. 21 SEE THE FUNNY LITTLE e CLOWN LAST DAY IN THE MINES lest The deck is skedded for an all-out Bobby Goldsboro 46 promo camgaign (United Artists 672) Dave Dudley (Mercury 72212) '719ß!, CeGlli4'h°!a'' ill re; t; by the label. tc trod Cue's Annual Laurel SWANEE RIVER YOUNG AND IN LOVE To 22 Ace Cannon (HI 2070) 47 Chris Crosby (MGM 13191) Barbra Streisand of `°gel NEW YORK - Columbia's Barbra 23 FORGET ME NOT TRIBUTE eta, Streisand, Caroline Crawford (Motown 1050) 48 Newley 778) who is currently riding Anthony (Acappella lets t. high on the LP charts with two al- tep r bums tagged after herself, is the winner tha of Cue magazine's "Enter- 24 COMING BACK TO YOU MAN WITH A CIGAR Maxine Brown (Wand 142) 49 can tainer Of The Year" award for 1963, Lew Courtnay (Imperial 66006) d, publisher Edward Loeb announced apd last week. o The lark will receive the still plaque THE WEDGE 4rdl/eeKe. 74.`2"sater, at a celebrity party the maga- 25 50 SHAPE UP OR SHIP OUT Dick Dale (Capitol 5098) ell zine is hosting in her honor Dec. 27 Leon McAulif le (Capitol 5066) F at the Gotham Hotel, this city. their s as:Rk 30 ale in Cash Box-January 4,?lh

www.americanradiohistory.com Vaughn Meader Cuts ;,pop Album Scene Discussed First LP For Verve ".t NARAS UCLA Seminar technical matters, traced the history EPZC of the technical recording art. In response to a question from the floor, Frank noted that "echo" was first added to audio during the radio days, when parallel broadcasts from differ- FOCUSES ent studios across the country involv- ing David Rose and Morton Gould made the difference in sound so great THE SALES that engineers applied false reverber- ation to equalize the two sound products. Frank believes also that rever- SPOTLIGHT beration was first added to recordings on an early Stan Kenton recording for Capitol. ON Paul Tanner, moderator at each of THE the sessions, closed the evening by stating that a recent sociological 1D study revealed that rock-and-roll re- FAIR cordings from the Top 40 are no )LLYWOOD. (Above) Henry Man - longer appealing to the teenagers, NEW YORK-Vaughn Meader (left) d, far right, scores a point on and are a commodity strictly for the is pictured at his first wax session SEK! reation of a Popular Album," topic pre -teens, age eleven downwards. for Verve Records. With the comedian Ipoithe NARAS-UCLA Recording Arts during the cutting of his "Have Some use on Westwood campus Thurs- Nuts" LP is A&R exec Jim Davis. The y (5). Attentive listeners were, left label plans an all-out promo cam- UP right, Lowell Frank, Warner Bros. March Names Officers paign for the package. 172)cords director of engineering, Jo i)ford, and Steve Sholes, RCA's NEW YORK-MARCH, the charity rision vice president of pop A&R. organization run by femmes in the elow) Caught in a thoughtful mo- music business, has announced the 3M Names To Tape Div. nt during students -to-panelists election of officers. estion periods are Sholes, Mancini Elected president is Jeanette Hend- ST. PAUL, MINN.-The 3M Company d program coordinator Paul Tan - ler of J.L.J. Enterprises, veep is Betty has promoted Charles L. Alden to of UCLA faculty. Evening at- Smith of Cadence Records, secretary merchandising manager and Carl J. ;cted largest audience since series is Adrienne Lawner of Francon Music Andrews to ad manager of the firm's Ian last October. and treasurer is Edie Sohmer of Ivan magnetic products division, which Mogull Music. NEI makes "Scotch" brand magnetic re- Fund raising for the University cording tapes. In addition, the division LLYWOOD - The NARAS-spon- Settlement House of Manhattan's also has two new sales managers for e d Recording Arts course at UCLA lower East Side is the organization's instrumentation tapes, a newly cre- ension on Thursday, Dec. 5 saw first project. A number of gifts have ated post. They are Curtis F. Koefod, 2) my Mancini, Steve Sholes, Jo already been donated to the Settle- named product sales manager in the tfford, and Lowell Frank, Warner ment for Xmas and Chanukah cele- westren region, and John W. Savidge, brations. WIs. Records' director of recording for the western region. ,", 3 engineering, entertain and inform. Gal's next general meeting will be held on Wed., Jan. 8 in the upstairs e topic, "Creation Of A Popular LINDA ium," featured a lively participa- room of Al & Dick's, this city, at 7 n from one of the largest audiences p.m. All gals in the music or allied fields can attend by reaching Jeanette eno record academy's series has yet ratted. Hendler at EL 5-5383 or MU 8-8660. Is in the past sessions, the most ANOTHER SMASH! BRANNON :eworthy comments came during ism: question -an -answer period which Columbia Issues Coward's :upied the major portion of the "Girl Who Came To Supper" LP :mng. Jo Stafford stated that even "DON'T CROSS :ugh artists may be tops in clubs, NEW YORK-Columbia Records has "HOOKA TOOKA" 5.sonal appearances, etc., recordings announced the release of the original P-890 5 expose them to millions of people Broadway cast LP of Noel Coward's OVER" o would not otherwise hear them. "The Girl Who Came To Supper," OX lection of her material to record which opened last month at the 59610 by mutual agreement between the Broadway Theatre to favorable re- & R man and herself. She related views. CHUBBY CHECKER wit her hit of "Timtayshun" under The new musical, which stars Jose name of TS Cinderella G. Stump was Ferrer, Florence Henderson, Irene ated only by accident when Red Brown and Tessie O'Shea, is based on THE BIG ONES ARE ON CAMEO/PARKWAY gle's regular vocalist was ill and Terence Rattigan's play "The Sleep- went from her session in the next ing Prince" and has music and lyrics dio to fill in. The Jonathan and by Noel Coward with the book by ,68) rlene Edwards albums ,featuring Kurnitz. Musical direction is iberate off-key performances by Harry as vocalist and husband Paul Wes- by Jay Blackton and recording super- at the piano, with full orchestral vision by Columbia prexy Goddard Timmy Shaw T kground, have, surprisingly, often n mistaken Lieberson. n by music lovers as the I thing and have been bought as .h, she said. "GONNA SEND YOU 1'Iancini gave the audience insights Checkin' The Charts o his work "'' ,vision in the motion picture- scoring field. Most notable BACK TO GEORGIA" ong Mancini's comments was his tement that (in contrast Wand 146 ,AER rakers to other 8301 in the NARAS red a course) he film or television series with RECORDS record product in mind, consider- WAND ' that not only the show, but also 59v recording, B benefit from this ap- 0 Iach. KERRI Iteve Sholes, RCA's division vice in to ' jl2Néforsidentnse questions from Iwered the floor, that the future of DOWNS ded pre-re- tape is still up in Chartbound .se the air be- oVE of manufacturers' inability to together to standardize their "4,003,221 ducts. Currently, OUTSIDE allels the situation that of the war -of -the -speeds MIAMI-Dave Dudley (left) takes ,pella I ween TEARS FROM 78s, 45s, and 33s. time out during an appearance at ted that Sholes CITY LIMITS when playback machines Dade County Auditorium in Miami to between on the progress of his new Mer- and cartridge, check NOW" Astandardized6601, other systems, the "Last Day In The Mines." THE CASHELLES e will future of cury single, be much greater. Pictured with the chanter are Cracker 5-9643 of WMIE-Miami (center) DECCA 31575 IP Oye,tchlnical io Jim Brooker so sub ectss from wh the and Eddie Lambert, Mercury promo Ian hole 'EPIC". Marca Re¢ i. M. PRINTED IN U.S.A. in a 45 rpm record" to more man.

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Pos. Last Pos. Last Oscar Davis and Shelley Snyder of Country music's sales power is dra- Week Week the Shelley Snyder Talent Agency are matically underlined by the success a New show story of Nashville furniture store BEGGING TO YOU 3 IF THE DOOR COULD promoting giant Year's 42831) and party in conjunction with WTMT- owner who boomed to a 1,000% in- 1 Marty Robbins (Columbia 26 TALK BACK 18 Webb Pierce (Decca 31544) Louisville, Kentucky. The show will crease in sales the first year of coun- be held at the Convention Center try music (according to Certified Pub- NINETY MILES AN HOUR 1 (formerly Armory). The cast will lic Accountant) and racked up an un- 2 Honk Snow (RCA Victor 8239) ANOTHER CHANCE TO feature: Faron Young, Kitty Wells, believable 800% increase over that 27 FALL IN LOVE 29 Porter Waggoner, the Wilburn Broth- first hike during the initial five Kitty Wells & Roy Drusky (Decca 3123) ers, Martha Carson, Carl and Pearl months of the second year of country BEFORE I'M OVER YOU 4 Loretta Lynn (Decca 31541) 3 HOWDY, NEIGHBOR i 28 HOWDY 32 LOVE'S GONNA LIVE HERE 2 Porter Wagoner (RCA Victor 8257) 1 4 Buck Owens (Capitol 5025) [1 4. GOING THROUGH IT THE HELPLESS 7 29 MOTIONS 39 Sonny James (Capitol 5087) ,Oil 5 Joe Carson (Liberty 55614)

30 23 WHO'S BEEN CHEATIN' gill(B Anderson (Decca 31522) 6 WHO 5 Johnny Li Jonie Mosby (Columbia 42841) 11 I DON'T LOVE NOBODY 37 Leon McAuliffe (Capitol 5066) FARON YOUNG PORTER WAGONER LORETTA LYNN B.J. THE D.J. 9 7 Stonewall Jackson (Columbia 42889) 500 MILES AWAY FROM Butler, Loretta Lynn, Bill Monroe, music. The country powering B. F. 32 HOME 25 Del Wood and Hank Williams, Jr. Myers Furniture Store is c&w per- Bobby Bare (RCA Victor 8238) sonality Eddy Hill and a WLAC TV JEALOUS HEARTED ME 10 The Patrick Robinson Agency has breakfast time show called "Country 8 Eddy Arnold (RCA Victor 8253) finalized arrangements to manage Junction." Myers was reluctant to put PRIVATE LITTLE WORLD 35 bluegrass artist Bill Clifton for the his store on TV even on a spot basis. 33 Norma Jean (RCA Victor 8261) entire duration of his tour in Great Finally he did buy spots and then TOO LATE TO TRY AGAIN 13 Britain. In addition to live perform- sponsored one hour of a Saturday 9 Carl 6 Pearl Butler (Columbia 42892) did all THE ALMIGHTY DOLLAR 28 ances throughout the British Isles, show. That it! His store broke 34 Freddie Hart (Monument 45828) Clifton will augment his activities sales records for 98 years. Bill Myers with television and radio appearances. was sold. He began sponsoring three lOD.J. FOR A DAY 11 Clifton made his debut on the BBC additional days, sometimes 30 and 60 Jimmy Newman (Decca 31553) THAT'S WHY I SING IN A via the "Tonight" show which enjoys minutes segments. Eddie Hill has 35 HONKYTONK 43 some 15 million viewers each evening. proven himself salesman supreme Warren Smith (Liberty 55615) On Dec. 8 he appeared on ABC's with his ad lib manner and down THE MATADOR 6 "Hullaballoo" with Rory McEwen and Johnny Cash (Columbia home air of sincerity. Both Myers and 11 42880) a variety of top folk performers from THANKS A LOT 33 all over the world. Hill have been instrumental in devot- 36 Ernest Tubb (Decal 31526) ing large of sponsored time TRIANGLE 15 portions 12 Carl Smith (Columbia 42858) Carl Davis sends along word that to special charity projects (they he has exited his niche on WFMX- started a fund which resulted in a RESTLESS RIVER 31 Statesville and accepted the position 37 Earl Scott (Mercury 72190) new home and hospital help for a 12 HEART BE CAREFUL 8 of the assistant general manager of 13 Billy Walker (Columbia 42794) WKJK-Granite Falls, North Carolina. family burned out in Kentucky) and I ALMOST FORGOT YOU Carl also notes that the outlet is the two men are the only Tennesseans 38 TODAY 34 switching to a full-time country mu- holding a National Red Cross Award. OLD RECORDS 19 Carl Smith (Columbia 42858) sic format after the first of the year 4 Margie Singleton (Mercury 72213) and they are having Grand Ole' Opry show on Jan. 10 starring Lester and ANOTHER BRIDGE TO BURN 44 Earl, Carl and Pearl Butler and the BIG COUNTRY HIT LAST DAY 39 "Little" Jimmy Dickens IN THE MINES 22 (Columbia 42845) Louvins. 15 Dare Dudley (Mercury 72212) Jim Ranne with Texas Enterprises of Dallas, infos he will be putting the IN OUR HEART SWEET SNOW DEAR 41 WHAT'S 24 Johnny Wright (Decca 31537) big push on Rem Records for 1964. 16 George Jones 8, Melba Montgomery 40 First releases are scheduled for Jan. (United Artists 635) The inital entry will feature Don Ed- COWBOY BOOTS 36 wards. A station letterhead will add TROUBLE IN MY ARMS 20 41 Dare Dudley (Golden Ring 3030) you to the label's mailing list. 17 Johnny 6 Jonia Mosby (Columbia 42841) Snow and frigid weather didn't Jimmy Martin's SAGINAW, MICHIGAN - hold back the crowd when Jerry Ku- 42 Lefty Frizzell (Columbia 42924) chera, WLDY-Catawba, Wisconsin, WIDOWAMSAKER THE GREATEST ONE OF ALL 21 program director, emceed a country 18 Melba Montgomery hootenanny the other evening. (United Artists 652) 45 MAPLE ON THE HILL Moore's Long Branch night club burst bookings: BARBARA MARTIN Agency Joe & Rose Lee Memphis (Capitol 5077) 43 out with loads of talent appearing 224 Jacksonian Dr., Hermitage, Tenn. WOODEN SOLDIER 17 and performing. phone: 883-0334 Nashville, Tenn. Hank 19 Locklin (RCA Victor 8248) FIVE LITTLE FINGERS 44 Bill Anderson (Decca 31577) YOU'LL DRIVE ME BACK 20 (INTO HER ARMS) 27 TELL HER SO 38 Thanks Ops, D.J.'s for your HELP Peron Young (Mercury 72212) 45 Wilburn Bros. (Decca 31520) on my latest record SOMEBODY TOLD 48 21 SOMEBODY TADPOLE 12 46 Tillman Franks (Starday 651) Rase Maddox (Capitol 5038) "HELPLESS THERE'S MORE PRETTY THROUGH THE EYES 22 GIRLS THAN ONE 26 47 OF FOOL George Hamilton (RCA Victor 8250) Roy Clark (Capitol 5099) Joe Carson YEARS 40 Liberty #55614 AS CLOSE THOSE WONDERFUL AS WE'LL Webb Pierce (Decca 31544) 23 EVER BE 14 48 Gory Buck (Petal 1310) D.J.'s who haven't received a copy THE MORNING PAPER 49 Billy Walker (Columbia 42891) PEEL ME A NANNER 30 write: Roy Drusky Attractions 24 (Mercury Hitt 72204) 3835 San Jacinto MAKE THE WORLD GO MOUNTAIN AWAY 42 Dallas 4, Texas 25 OF LOVE 16 50 42847) David Houston (Epic 9625) Ray Price (Columbia Phone: TA 1-3370 .i.y: :. ::''nh%'ti'F?hS 33 Cash Box-January 4, 1964

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de Rougemont, now in charge of CBS -Columbia operations in Europe, Still echoing in Säo Paulo: the recent appearance of Emilio Pericoli, the Peter romantic.Italian . visiting Argentina for the last time before settling in Europe. De Rouge- songster, responsible for the International hit of "Al Di La." iont directed CBS in Argentina for several years and afterwards was pro - Talking to Cash Box, . Pericoli said that he intends to return very soon to toted to a Latin American post that made him responsible for the Mexican, Brazil, where he had a great reception not only from the public, but also from razilian and Argentine branches of the diskery. This visit has been a good Brazilian musical circles. pportunity for him to get in touch with the many friends he has left in Wilson Miranda, famous teenage singer, renewed his contract with Chante- ie local record industry, to whose development he helped very much. cler Records. Wilson is a consistent chart rider. Blanco is the new press chief of Sicamericana S.A. (Music Hall) replac- Jorge Ben, composer and singer, had a sharp rise on our lists of successes. J. His LP is now on top sgg Anibal Alverdi, who resigned some weeks ago. Blanco informs about the of all Brazilian charts. Jorge, who was born in Baia, in alease of a new single by Trini Lopez, who's still running very well with the northeast of Brazil, has a very distinctive style and, what is more im- Unchain My Heart." The titles are "America" and "Oh, Lonesome Me." On portant, very much rhythm. Two of his own compositions deserve special melodic Los Santos, mention: "Mas, Que Nada" and "Por Causa De Voce Menina." ze local side, MH releases include "Dame Dame" by trio Rita Pavone nd "Dulce Espera," by folk singer Rodolfo Zapata. Jose Basso has recorded is coming to Brazil next June. Rita is one of the most popular Se Muere De Amor" his tango orchestra. Italian teen singers at this moment. Rita will sing in theaters and TV Stations Viejo Cafe" and "Cuando with in Säo Paulo Enrique Iriberri of Surco informs that his diskery is preparing the outing and Rio de Janeiro. label, "Fan's," intended to reach the teen market. No informa - RCA is preparing a big promotion for his new "sensation" Marian Makeba, f a new pop a new beautiful voice. Marian Makeba is an African .on has been furnished yet regarding its artists or recordings, but according lady singer. will operating early in 1964. RCA sent to Portugal a Carnival play-back with two new hits especially the information "Fan's" start composed by Angela Maria, still there with big success. d Music several new Italian tunes to be Jose Ruzo of Sprint informs about RCA will release a new album in Dynagroove with two famous American d romoted through his organization. Some of the titles are "Loca Loca" Muchacho Del Military Bands: Marine and Navy with a collection of popular marches. Matta Matta), "El Castellano Del Corsario" (Corsaro), "El Carnival News: The fabulous three days of Carnival in Brazil, in February o Yank, opo" and "Si Tu Te Vas." Original publishers are Accordo, Italian will have a list of hits released by some of our Record Companies: RCA: an nd Durium, and there are recordings by Amneris (Music Hall) and Little LP with Orlando Silva, Cauby Peixoto, Carlos Galhardo, Luiz De Carvalho, 'ony (Microfon) ready for release. Carlos Gonzaga, Jorge Veiga, Mario Alves etc; an LP with Frevos (a rhythm Mario Kaminsky of Microfon is very happy with the success of "El Mere- native to Pernambuco, the greatest Northern State of Brazil; Odeon released uetengue," the latest recording by Los Cinco Del Ritmo, tropical music local two albums with various artists. Copacabana waxed a special collection -for roup. The coupling is "El Orangutan," a chart rider; both are local prod- Carnival, including 78 R.P.M. with: Gilberto Alves, Humberto Garin, Arrelia cts, and Kaminsky says there are plenty of repeat orders for the record. and Pimentinha (Two famous TV clowns), Carequinha, Mario Augusto, Isnard Americo Severini of Phonogram (Philips) informs about the release of a Simone, Roberto Silva, Roberto Audi, Dircinha Costa, Dora Lopes, Marly ew album by folk artists Los Quilla Huasi, recorded on mono and stereo. On Sorèl and Tania Regina; A double -compact with Elizete Cardoso, Gilberto he Polydor label, there is also a new LP by German best seller Freddy, and Alves, Abilio Martins and Vadinho. single by the same artist, sung in Spanish. Local lark Sonia has cut Copacabana also put in our -retail stores 12 Carnival LPs: "Carnival In Rio" while Sabor De Sal," while Carlos Argentino has waxed "El Orangutan," with various artists; "Is Carnival . Is Carnival," with various artists; 'ito Alberti waxed "Deci Por Que No Queres," the Palito Ortega smash. "Samba Do Morro E Do Asfalto," with Imperio Serrano and his famous Samba RCA has released an album by Italian star Edoardo Vianello, after the Scholl; "Boite's Carnival" with Black -Out, a famous Carnival singer; "No Paiz uccess of his first two singles, "Guarda Come Dondolo" and "I Watussi," the Do Carnival" (In The Carnival Land), with various artists; "Rio Carnival" irst hully-gully to be known in Argentina. Vianello is one of the prominent with various artists; "The Great Hits of the Portela Samba School;" with nembers of the "Italian wave" formed by Fidenco, Rita Pavone and lately singers Abilio Martins and Zèzinho; "Copacabana's Carnival" with various Michele and Gianni Morandi, as well as Gino Paoli. The LP "Festival De artists; "Samba Oraçäo Do Morro," with Imperio Serrano Samba School; dusica Italiana" is still selling very well. "Boite's Carnival No. 2" various artists; "Isto E Carnival" (This Is Carnival) Disc Jockey Records has inked Laura Regal, melodic lark recording pre- various artists; "Os Canarios Das Laranpeiras Apresentam Seu Carnaval.' iously for Odeon. Her first single for the label is "Cuidadito." Jorge Sobral Odeon Records released for December -January a new collection of LP's, sas recorded "Fue Una Noche Mas," and there is also a new album by him, Compacts and 78 R.P.M. National Odeon has Isaura Garcia, Catulo De Paula, :ontaining "Rio Manso" and "Acuarela Del Rio." DJ reports very good sales Dalva De Oliveria, Walter Wanderley and Trio Irakitan; International Odeon 'or "Tangos Inolvidables," an album with tango standards recorded by the has Emile Prud'home and his Orchestra; International Festival of 1961 with 'unta Pora group in Brazil. "Bä Albak" (The Voice of Orient) ; "Love Is The Same Anywhere," with Matt Julio Korn Publishers inform that Fetiche, Paruvian artist living in Ar- Monro; "Peppino Di Capri and his Rockers;" "Skip Martin and his Phohi- gentina, has made a new series of waxings for the Philips label, including bitionists." ith `Limeña," "Cuando Llora Mi General" and "Mi Tatuaje." A new Tamborito, Capitol -Odeon has "Bobby Darin 18 Yellow Roses" and other hits; Angel - me 'Tamborito De Navidad," has been cut by La Charanga Del Caribe for CBS, Odeon (Classics) has Claudio Arrau (pianist) with Brahms compositions; ked Nhile Ceumar Rios has recorded "Muchacha Ausente" for Music Hall. Angel -Odeon released "The Four Seasons" with Orchestra under the direction ing Fermata Publishers continues the promotion of a series of Italian hits, of Renato Fasano. London-Odeon has "Melody and Rhythm in the Tropical on - starting with "Sabado Triste," currently on top of the charts in that country, Night" with Werner Muller; "Bongos From The South" with Edmundo Ros and also featuring "Se Mi Voui Lasciare" and "Te Guardare En Mi Corazon" and his Orchestra and "Opera Recital" with Giulietta Simionato; Warner Bros. (More). There are Spanish versions for several of them, and lyrics are be- Odeon has "For Whom The Bells Tolls" with Ray Heindorf Orchestra; National ng prepared for others. Odeon has double -compacts with Os Tres Cobras Do Violäo, Paulo Vinicius, Odeon is forcing the promotion of the Los Wawanco and Ramona Galarza Joäo Dias, Elza Soares. albums presented recently to the disk jockeys and and press people; since International Odeon offers compacts with Carlo Buti, Georges Boulanger `cumbia" music is running very well among dancers in Argentina, it seems and Danielo; Capitol -Odeon double -compacts are with Dick Dale and Bobby :hat the Galarza has been Ray And The Cadillacs; London -Odeon double -compacts are with Caterina "Mas Cumbias" album will sell very well. Ramona with: Paulo a consistent seller during the past three years, and thus her album has also Valente and Frank Chacksfield and his orchestra; Single -compacts good possibilities. Vinicius, Alternar Dutra, Joäo Dias and Dalva De Oliveira, Ane Shirley, Moreira Da Silva and Banda Do Corpo De Bombeiros; International single - compacts with: The Beatles, Kyu Sakamoto, Peppino Di Capri, Wayne Newton, Argentina's Best Sellers Flipper and the Hollywood Childrens Chorus, Beniamino Gigli, Billie Davis, The To Crystals, Emilio Pericoli, etc. 78 rpm with: Antonio Martins, India Yara etc. solo This Last iss Week Week best 1 1 *Deci Porque No Queres (Korn) Palito Ortega (RCA) ; Leo Dan Brazil's Best Sellers nent Los Dukes Tito rti 1 Acorrentados-Agnaldo Rayol (Copacabana) 2 2 *Fannyy (Mundo Musical)cLeo Dan ((CBS) ); Dany Montano (Music Hall) 2 *Mas Que Nada-Jorge Ben (Philips) 3 Doce Amargura-Moacyr Franco (Copacabana); Riz Ortolan (Fermata); 3 3 Cuore (Aldon-Fermata) Rita Pavone, Violeta Rivas (RCA) ; (Disc Jockey) Francisco Petronio (Continental); Oscar Ferreira (Odeon); Danny Wil- Blanquita Silvan, Lucio Milena (CBS) ; Juan Ramon Orq. Namorados do Caribe (RCA) (Published by Fermata) 4 4 *Acuarela Tres para el Folklore liams (Odeon); Del Rio (Tempo) Los Fronterizos, 4 *Quern Tudo Quer Nada Tem-Anisio Silva (Odeon) (Philips) Hall) ; Eduardo Rodrigo Julio Molina Cabral (Music 5 Blue Star-The Jordans (Copacabana); Rinaldo Calheiros (Copacabana) 1 (RCA) ; Yanes (CBS) ; Ester Melfi ( 'Tomas Campos, Roberto 6 Pombinha Branca (Vola Colomba)-Silvana (Copacabana) (Published by (Serenata) ; Cuatro para el Mundo (Tonodisc) ; Jorge Sobral Cruz Ricordi) on (Disc Jockey) ; Los Andariegos (Polydor) ; Chacho Santa 7 Olhando Para O Céu (Sukiyaki)-Trio Esperança (Odeon); Poly (Conti- aegra (Microfon) nental); Kyu Sakamoto (Odeon); Gilda Valença (Musicdisc) (Published by 5 6 Esos Locos Dias De Verano (Comet -Fermata) Nat Cole (Capitol) ; ess t' (Disc Vitale) Danielo (Odeon Pops) ; Dyno (Music Hall) ; Juan Ramon 8 Hully Gully Baby-Chubby Checker (Fermata) Jockey) 9 Maria Christina-The Clevers (Continental) (2: 6 5 *Marisa (Mundo Musical) Leo Dan (CBS) 10 Papa-Oom-Mow-Mow-The Rivingtons (RCA) (Published by Euterpe) 7 7 *Celia (Mundo Musical) Leo Dan (CBS); Andy Macia (Disc 11 El Relicario-The Clevers (Continental); Joäo Dias & Dalva de Andrade opeM Jockey); Dany Montano (Music Hall) by Ricordi) t (Odeon) (Published the 8 9 *El Orangutan (Korn) Chico Novarro (RCA) ; Carlos Argentino 12 Oracion De Amor-Bienvenido Granda (RGE) (Polydor) Dany Montano (Music Hall) 13 *Nova Flor-Francisco Petronio (Continental) 9 10 No Hay Nadie Como Tu (Fermata) Rita Pavone (RCA) ; Big 14 *Brigamos-lair Rodrigues (Philips) Ben (Music Hall) 15 Legata A Un Granello Di Sabbia-Nico Fidenco (RCA) 10 12 El Baile Del Ladrillo (Curci-Fermata) Rita Pavone, Violet *Brazilian Music ; 101) Rivas (RCA) ; Juan Ramon (Disc Jockey) ; Mac Ke Mac's (Ariel) ; Sonia (Philips) Top Ten LP's Chicote Lopez (Odeon Pops) ; Lucio Milena (CBS) Brazil's 11 9 Terciopelo Azul (Blue Velvet) (Meridian -Fermata) Bobby Vinton Íl Novo-Jorge Ben (Philips) 9 (CBS) ; Lawrence Hall) 1 *Samba Esquema 12 Welk (Music Franco (Copacabana) ed9 11 Sabor De Sal (Sapore Di Sale) (RCA Italiana-Fermata) (Gino 2 Moacyr Franco-Moacyr 3 Show Doçura-Moacyr Franco (Copacabana) rige Paoli, Horacio Molina (RCA); Sonia (Philips); Juan Ramon hn 4 Conniff & Billy Butterfield (CBS) s (Disc Jockey) 'S Rhythm-Ray 113 The Clevers-The Clevers (Continental) A the 14 *Niñera Nueva Ola (Korn) Palito Ortega (RCA); Dany Montano 5 Encontro Corn 6 *Avanço-Tamba Trio (Philips) (Music Hall) ; Dany Martin (Philips) 14 13 Morandi, 7 Suspense-The Jordans (Copacabana) Que Hago Con El Latin (RCA Italiana -Fermata) Gianni Fidenco (RCA) JE T Violeta 8 Nico Fidenco-Nico 15 Rivas (RCA) ; Ricardo Roda (CBS) Dutra (Odeon) 40t2 15 Cuando Llega Siro San Roman (Music Hall) ; 9 *Mensagem-Altemar s' El Verano (Edami) 10 Living It Up-Bert Kaempfert (Polydor) the Ricardo Roda (CBS) Ij.pen *Local product *Brazilian Music ione ash 35 Box-January 4, 1964 International Section 4

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Harry Singing Nun (Philips) Flamingo Tipple, secretary of the G.R.R.A., confirmed that the Association is against 8 8 6 Maria Elena-Los Indios Tabajaras (RCA) Latin-American any of discount trading. Long before E.M.I., Decca and Oriole 9 5 7 "Don't Talk To Him-Cliff Richard (Columbia) Shadows stamps and form 10 14 3 Twenty Foour Hours issued their 'no trading stamp statement' the G.R.R.A. solicited the views of From Tulsa-Gene Pitney (United every manufacturer which resulted in a 95 per cent vote against the practice. Artists) Arch The conference will close with the annual dinner, cabaret and presen- 11 12 3 *Geronimo-The Shadows (Columbia) Shadows G.R.R.A. 12 9 11 You'll tation of awards. Never Walk Alone-Gerry & The Pacemakers (Co- Rolf Harris has been booked for a three-week season at Mr. Kelly's in Chi- lumbia) Chappell cago commencing April 13. Negotiations are also under way for a possible 13 11 7 *I'll Keep You Satisfied-Billy J. Kramer (Parlophone) four week season at New York's Blue Angel in March. He has already been Northern Songs invited to tour the West Coast before returning to England for a summer 14 15 2 *I Wanna Be Your Man-The Rolling Stones (Decca) North- season early in June. ern Songs After appearing in ATV's "Sunday Night At The Prince of Wales," Austra- 15 - 1 Swinging On A Star-Big Dee Irwin (Colpix) Chappell lian singer Dorothy Baker flew home for Christmas and her own series of TV 16 13 6 It's Almost Tomorrow-Mark Wynter (Pye) Macmelodies shows. She returns to Britain in time for an appearance on BBC TV's "Black 17 17 4 Money-Bern Elliott & The Fenmen (Decca) Dominion And White Minstrel Show" on March 8th and a three-week season of cabaret at 18 - 1 *Not Too Little-Not Too Much-Chris Sandford (Decca) the Society Restaurant. Marquis American publisher, writer and indie producer Buddy Kaye returned to 19 18 2 *All I Want For Xmas Is A Beatle-Dora Bryan (Fontana) America after an extended visit to Britain which included discussions with Flamingo Jeff Kruger of Ember Records. 20 1 "Stay-The Hollies (Parlophone) Lorna Russ Hamilton, remembered for his transatlantic hits of a few years ago Denotes local copyright. "We Will Make Love" and "Rainbow," has recorded four of his own compositions for Ember. Two will be selected for release as a single early in January. American jazz singer Mark Murphy flew into London recently on a one -day Great Britain Great Britain visit from Paris where he is currently cutting an LP. The occasion afforded Philips Records the opportunity of hosting a reception in honor of the River- Top Ten LP's Top Ten EP's side artist. This altogether delightful affair was held appropriately enough at the Yard Arm Club alongside the River Thames. Murphy plans to record an 1 1 LP in London early in the New Year. Meanwhile with certain copyright diffi- With The Beatles-The 1 1 Twist And Shout-The culties overcome his LP "Rah" is being re-released in this country. Beatles (Parlophone) Beatles (Parlophone) In order to achieve exclusive release of The Beatles LP "Les Beatles" in 2 2 Please Please Me-The 2 2 The Beatles Hits-The France, publisher Dick James has, until now, withheld publication rights in Beatles (Parlophone) Beatles (Parlophone) 3 3 that territory. With the LP release this week by Odeon-Parlophone together How Do You Like It-Gerry 3 3 The Beatles No. 1-The u with two singles "I Want To Hold Your Hand" coupled with "Hold He Tight" & The Pacemakers (Colum- Beatles (Parlophone) and "All My Loving" coupled with "It Won't Be Long" plus an EP comprising bia) 4 5 Love Songs-Cliff Richard 4 6 West all four titles, James has appointed Sim/Beuscher as sub publisher. Two other Side Story-Sound- (Columbia) a titles "Don't Bother Me" and "Not A Second Time" have been assigned to track (CGS) 5 4 Ain't Gonna Kiss Ya-The Gerard Tournier of Agence Musicale International. Two more "A Little Child" 5 4 Meet The Searchers-The Searchers (Pye) and "All I Got To Do" go to Bagatelle. All these deals are being backed by Searchers (Pye) 6 6 Los Shadows-The Shadows tr extensive advertising and promotional campaigns by the publishers concerned, 6 8 Born Free-Frank Ifield (Columbia) t in conjunction with Odeon-Parlophone. The Beatles open a three-week session (Columbia) 7 8 In Dreams-Roy Orbison 'll at the Olympia, Paris òn January-15 prior to their visit to America. 7 5 Sugar And Slice-The (London) The Searchers have become the first Liverpudlian group to record especially Searchers (Pye) 8 - Sweets For My Sweet-The for the German market. Pye's No: I group has waxed 8 9 In Dreams-Roy "Suss Ist Sie"-the Ger- Orbison Searchers (Pve) lE man version of their British smash "Sugar And Spice" (London) 9 H. backed with "Lieber" - Wages Of Sin-Harry a (Money). Tony Hatch directed the session with production in the hands of 3 7 Freddie & The Dreamers- Corbett & Wilfred Brambell Peter Knight Jr. Lawrence Yaskiel of Deutsche Vogue came to London to ad- Freddie & The Dreamers (Pve) vise on pronounciation and study of text. (Columbia) 10 9 Billy J. Kramer Hits- Gerry Marsden of The Pacemakers 10 10 is responsible for writing both sides of Trini Lopez At P.J.s.- Billy J. Kramer (Parlo - {E the group's next single "I'm The One" and "You've Got What I Want" for Trini Lopez (Reprise) phone) January 10 release on Columbia. Oár Both numbers are published by Pacermusic, Th the new company formed by Dick James in association with Marsden and Brian Epstein. GREAT BRITAIN (Continued) .te The Eurovision Song Contest of 1964 will th be staged at Copenhagen, Den- Gerry and the Pacemakers follow eot mark. Tom Sloan, head of BBC TV Light Entertainment, their successful anpearance on "Thank announced a change Your Lucky Stars" by topping the oul of policy at the Music Publishers' Association Christmas bill of this week's "Sunday Night At The luncheon at which he Prince of Wales" (temporary venue for the nation's No. 1 was Guest of Honour. Whereas last year the BBC commissioned TV showcase while British writers seven top its regular home, the London Palladium is being transformed for the 20th dtu to submit compositions, for next year's event they have com- century space show "Man The missioned In Moon" starring Charlie Drake). The show will gE top recording star Matt Morro to represent Great Britain. In turn, also highlight excerpts from the American Matt has requested composers Lionel Bart, Leslie Bricusse, musical "Boys From Syracuse," now T. Tony Hatch, Mitch running at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane. lam Murray, Norman Newell and Hal Shaper to submit suitable numbers. These Once again The Royal Family have called upon bandleader Joe Loss to sup- E will be presented in the preliminary heats "A Song For Europe" on The February 7. ply music for the Palace staff party. Last year the maestro introduced The number receiving the most votes will be sung by Matt at the finals in Madison. This year he gets them going with Loddy Lo. elE Copenhagen on March 21. It is interesting to note that four of these have penned chart writers Following his current tour of Sweden Decca recording star, Heinz, has been entries for Matt in the past. "My Kind Of Girl" by Leslie booked for a Bricusse: "Portrait of my Love" return visit of concert dates and TV shows commencing April 3rd ['.in by Norman Newell; "Softly As I Leave You" to be followed by visits to Denmark by Hal Shaper and "From Russia With Love" by Lionel and Finland. Heinz' current disk is "Coml. h, A Bart. try Boy" and he also has an EP "Live It Up." special reception was held at Decca House, London recently in honor of The BBC is to launch a new weekly TV series early in 1964 "Top rn. Richard Rodgers. The occasion marked the sale of one million LP records of the Pops" of featuring the latest disks and artists from the British Top Twenty. will ?lu RCA Victor's original motion picture soundtrack album of "South Pacific" Top dj's Gt Britain. During in compere the show including David Jacobs, Peter Murray, Alan Freeman and the reception three plaques were presented respectively to the composer, Sir Edward Lewis, chairman Jimmy Savile. Production will be in the hands of Johnny Stewart whose pre- of the Decca Record Company Ltd, vious shows include "Juke . and Louis Dreyfus, Box Jury." Cr Chairman of Chappell & Company Ltd England, publishers Danish of "South Pacific." - singing stars Nina and Frederik, currently in London for a season of puh cabaret and concert After presenting the award to Rodgers, Sir Edward dates, leave early in the New Year for a tour which takes '011 their plaques and Dreyfus received them to Hong Kong and Australia. Despite keen competition from Mr. Peter Baumberger, VIP RCA International Ltd from the Peter. i0in behalf of George on Paul and Mary London disking, their version of "Blowin' is R. Marek, V/P & general manager of RCA Victor In The Wind" ner Division U.S.A. Record notching up healthy sales for EMI's Columbia label. nth No other album in Four new Silver Disks were presented by "Disc" magazine the annals of the British record industry has to mark quarter Eben million mark reached by received the million sales. To The Beatles for their EP "The Beatles (Parlophone) the Rodgers & Hammerstein classic last September. Hits" 2G "South Pacific" has been giving them a total of six awards this year; Cliff Richard claims his 17th Silver in the British LP charts more or less constantly Disk since it was issued in April 1958 when the film opened so far for his latest Columbia waxing "Don't Talk To Him;" new grout in London. Freddie and the Dreamers claims its first rter Rolf Harris, just back from a highly successful visit award for their third hit "You Wen ease to the United States, Made For Me" (Columbia) and Shirley Bassey, the girl al was the star guest in EMI's weekly "Friday only singer to receive ter: Spectacular" disk show on Radio award this year, qualifies for her waxing of "I (Who Luxembourg. After airing his latest Columbia Have Nothing)" (Coluni loe, compere single "I've Lost My Mummy," bia). of the show TV personality Muriel Young presented tei Cash Box International Rolf with the Congratulations to American singer Gene Pitney, who enters the Britid Silver Trophy for his world selling "Tie ecer, Down, Sport" Me Kangaroo charts for the first time ever with his United Artists platter "Twenty Fou which climbed to the No. 4 slot in the Cash Box Top 100. Rolf Harris single Another Hours To Tulsa." Chart success has been achieved despite the fact that hi issued specially for the Christmas market is "Six recent p.a. Boomers," issued on the Columbia label. White tour of Britain was curtailed owing to illness. He did have tini) however, to cut a disk in Britain written by two members Over to Brussels for another Cash Box International Stones, of The Rollift Gold Trophy Award. This time a Mick Jagger and Keith Richard, entitled "That Girl Belongs To Yestel was accepted by P. J. Lebbink of Polygram (Philips) Belgium day." This is set for immediate on behalf of Soeur Sourire (The Singing Nun) Stateside release with a February release dat "Dominique." for her American chart topper in Britain. Tony Meehan, bereft of his partner Jet Harris, has his sights set on a só At the Annual General Meeting of Electric & Musical career and gets off to a good i held Industries Limited start with a number penned by Jerry Lordan- in London recently, Chairman Sir Joseph Lockwood was pleased to report who was responsible for the "Diamonds" and "Scarlett O'Hara" that the results of the company's trading "Mexican Eagle." hits-entitlE in the first five months of this finan- This is to be released on Decca on January 3rd and pu cial year, have been encouraging. In particular both Morphy Richards lished by Francis Day & Hunter. Electronics business have and the shown a welcome improvement. Present forecasts in- FROM THE LONDON dicate that he can reasonably expect to report better profits OFFICE OF CASH BOX A HAPPY CHRISTMAS AN year. for this financial A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR TO THE WORLD. ALL OUR READERS THROUGHOE 36 Cash Box-January 4, 1964 International Sectic h B,

www.americanradiohistory.com lho AUSTRALIA Cash.. Box .,N,... e, GERMANY So of The whole country is in the grip of The Beatles! The reaction here to Eng- A few weeks ago, we started writing. about the trip of DGG's top execs land's hottest stars is quite fantastic right throughout the nation-it's very Helmut Haertel and Heinz Voight to the U.S. and Mexico. One interesting Phil' reminiscent of the early days of Sinatra and Presley when these artists carried point came up and that was the difficulty that a European artist has getting enough influence to sway the whole industry right around the world.... It has started in the USA. First of all, the difficulty of personal appearances on TV been years since anything has created a fuss to equal that of The Beatles. and stage shows which certainly play an important role in knocking off a records is hot neri The demand for their staggering to say the least. Before their cur- new disc, and artist. rent single ("I Want To Hold Your Hand") was released, EMI had sufficient DGG and its Polydor label is doing something about this. As we reported, on hand to make it an all-time best seller within the first week of C3r orders Gus Backus and Peter Kraus already made trips to the USA for record ses- release. In addition to this, the other singles, EP's and albums are being sold sions and now Germany's absolute top selling star Freddy Quinn, better known as though they were gold! One prominent dealer reported to Cash Box that as just plain "Freddy," is now making a trip to the US for recording sessions album by The Beatles was outselling all singles except those by The rs the new in Nashville. A new single is already released, and one LP has also been put Beatles! You should see the smile of delight on Jack Argent's face-through out. Music he controls the local publishing rights to a great deal of The ph Leeds We'll get back to the trip in a minute, but let's work on this point for a Beatles material. minute, from an opposite view. The European is anxious to get a hit in the order to hypo interest in its Dynagroove range of albums, RCA has pro- N In USA. He studies English. for the date, he'll travel over the ocean, in short, duced and released two special (mono and stereo) albums entitled "The New he'll "do in Rome as the Romans do" and try for the big one. How about his Sound Of The Stars." This popular set retails at just 15/6d. while the red seal American, English, etc. counterpart? Most American artists feel that it's easy. pel package sells for 17/. odi, They just make a record in what they feel is sufficient German, and Bingo, "Dominique" is still holding down the key position on our chart but it's just a hit should be born. That's far from the case. Study, the right text written ion there by its fingertips this week. It seems that either "Memphis Tennessee" or (D by a top German professional lyric writer, personal appearances and every- "I Want To Hold Your Hand" could displace "Dominique." Local star Jimmy thing needed to get a hit in the USA is also necessary for hitsville here. Little is enjoying a wonderful run with "Royal Telephone." It has been on the 'on Klaus Reimann of Polydor Records called to wish Cash Box a happy holi- chart for several weeks and is still holding number three place-it is still day season and to tell us a bit about Xmas returns. The absolute sensation the only local product on our list. The strong influence of English stars is sales wise for this season was the "Christmas On The High Seas" LP by quite evident in our singles list-five of the top ten records across the nation Freddy Quinn. The record moved over 100,000 copies in 14 days and con- are from England. Several are from other countries and in effect there is only tinues to be the most publicized and best selling Xmas album in Germany's one American record on the list, "Sugar Shack" by Jimmy Gilmer. This fact history. Austria awarded the album a special postage stamp, the very im- would seem to add strength to the thoughts expressed in the lead editorial in portant fan -TV -film and record magazine "Bravo" with over 500,000 readers ir Cash Box of December 21. This must be an all-time low for American artists every week gave the cover to the album, although the cover is not "for sale," on our best seller chart and it contrasts sharply with the fact that some four and many other important magazines also had cover photos of Freddy on or five years back the whole Australian scene was dominated by American their December issues. The LP will probably; be a best seller for many records. seasons. Pan Pacific Promotions Pty. Ltd., the concert promotion organization con- Saleswise, LP sales were so out ducted by Miller, looks as in good that dollar volume is up over last year Harry though it means business the New Year. although singles continue to fall off. Every record did e) It already has its first show planned tag - company here their big for January under the of "Surf best to cash in on the LP rise by issuing special packages of material for Gts side '64." The show is to be headed by Roy Orbison, along with Paul & Paula, the holiday season including pop, classical and folk repertoire, and all firms e) The Beach Boys and The Surfaris. The show should be a knockout success be- reported brisk action on such packages. Polydor's yearly top hit LP "Spitzen- 1 cause all the artists have a strong disk following in this country-especially reiter" 1963 with the top releases of the had advance of 30,000 ,e) Roy Orbison who enjoys fantastic popularity throughout Australia. Party year orders bookings have been open for a couple of weeks already and it is understood and went on to sell more than any other year. Some singles have shown good that the demand for seats is at an all-time high. We wish Harry Miller and action. Freddy's single "Junge, Komm Bald Wieder" (Son, Come Home Soon) 1a Pan -Pacific Promotions the greatest of success with this show because on its which picked up a golden record for a million sales in July now has another success could depend the quality and quantity of future shows of this type 1 -million sales. The German waxing of Connie Francis and "Barcarole In The the 1/2 Sh being imported to Australia. At this stage, it is not known which Australian Night" has passed -million mark in sales, and records by Peter acts-if any-are to be included on the bill. Alexander, Martin Lauer, Will Brandes and Little Elisabeth and Thomas Fritsch have all passed or are nearing the 100,000 sales mark which is a C W & G Records reports great interest in its recording of "Waltzing Matilda" by The Seekers-the interest tends to border on controversy. The melody used tremendous figure today. The old catalog of Buddy Holly is also getting good 4 tee i on this record is reported to be the "original" one and is vastly different to the action years after the singer's death in a tremendous teen revival of in- generally accepted melody of "Waltzing Matilda." When Station 3AK first terest in his material. Ha played the record on its Saturday afternoon show it received better than 1,000 It seems like everytime we mention this subject, we return to Connie Fran- Bi i phone calls from listeners. Most of the callers were enthusiastic about the cis, but she did do it right. She made the P.A.'s, she did TV, she studied and record and the adoption of the different melody and a small percentage said worked at making a hit and she's the absolute top selling foreign artist in r t it wasn't what they had hoped for due to the change in melody. Since its re- this country. a lease, the disk has been gaining in popularity and has made the grade in several Now back to the trip. Haertel and Voigt visited Los Angeles and saw the charts. work on the new Connie Francis film "Looking For Love" with the songs being The December album release from Australian Record Company carries some recorded in French, German and Spanish. They also met with Richard Cham- - " material of great sales potential. Heading the list is the "Washington Square" berlain. The two execs also visited Mexico City where the general manager set by The Village Stompers, which should score heavily in the sales depart - of the new DGG firm "Discos Universales S.A." Constantin Metaxas told the ment. The firm of the success of Bert Kaempfert, Connie Francis and Freddy in Spanish h. new package by Marty Robbins, "The Return Of The Gunfighter" should also in that country. Haertel and Voight hit Nashville as the last leg of their trip. ht enjoy wide acceptance. Other albums on the release include "Now 3.It's Stompin' Time" by The Atlantics (a local production for CBS); the motion Dave Kapp writes that he has started a new label called Four Corners of ca' picture soundtrack of "Irma La Douce;" "The Bitter And The Sweet" by Pete the World, which will concentrate on foreign material in the USA. Dave has t ' Seeger; a performance of "Camelot" by Percy Faith; "Easier Said Than Done" had great success in America with imported diskings which have been leased sl , by The Essex on Roulette and "Wonderland Of Christmas" by Andre Kos- from major record firms all over the world. Germany was represented with telanetz. Lolita who did great with her "Sailor" a few seasons ago. The next few weeks could prove to be among the most successful in the his- Polydor records will release its new singles on a monthly instead of a weekly oss of Philips in Australia.s doing basis in 1964. A special monthly release sheet will be put out to announce ' sintorgle of "Dominique" by The Singing Nun and it has rush released the 12" releases ahead of time for the radio stations so that they can plan their album entitled Singing whichadditionshows screening of new releases around it. z,I all-time Maria Siegel reports that another song from singer -writer Udo Jur- best seller in the fie"ld In to lheeeintois they have singles Ralph such as Me" c/w "Run by Run" Lesley re; gens has been done in the USA. Sarah Vaughan has done the song "Right Or C I The American publisher for the number is Germany's All Want oF ou oChristmas"-Brookn'tis Ben onwnband "LouieyLouie" byoTh "eKings- Wrong" for Mercury. men. number one export arranger Claus Ogermann. Udo also wrote "Reach For The t >f P' Music Stars" which reached the top of the English hit parade with Shirley Basset' lop `You'republisher/singer Tony Brady has a brand new single release out for ' RCA which carries "Let's Stomp Australia Way" c/w "Lucky Me." This is and. "Jenny" which saw action in the USA with Roy Etzel. On the import side rev ":Tony's first single for RCA and shows further progress in the local field by of the picture, Ralph has several new US hits in German versions including wI a this company. Tony Brady is professional manager of the Belinda Music group "Busted" done here by Wolfgang Sauer, "Wonderful, Wonderful" sung by of publishing companies. Horst Winter, "Abilene" done by Chris Baldo and several others. a FROM HERE AND THERE: American personality known as "Mad Mel" That's it for this week in Germany. w up great interest Sydneÿ with his disk shows Station in Allan Lappan, disk jockey from Station 3UZocke n in Melbourne,Ire- ,e cently won D -J . Best Sellers Popularity Poll conducted by local weekly paper. . Elaine Germany's McKenna has now returned to the United States following a brief visit home. earl ... 2GB This Last Weeks disk jockey John Laws returned home following a quick trip to Amer - pas Nice to receive a Christmas card from Ken East of EMI's world head- Week Week On Chart s 1" aquarters 1 1 8 Rote Lippen Soll Man Kuessen (Lucky Lips)-Cliff Richard in England.... Strong sales reported on Lionel Long's two -album set o "9released -Columbia-Hans Gerig Music al on the Columbia is "The Bold Bush - label through EMI, the title 2 2 12 *Vom Stadtpark Die Laternen (The Laterns In The City Park) o i CftelevisionAustralianfor local & app aranc John McMahonrprogrm director of 3UZ, -Gitte Rex Gildo-Columbia-Hans Gerig Music Q)' has new single released 3 10 3 *Es Gibt Kein Bier Auf Hawaii (There's No Beer In Hawaii) on the Astor label of the old Australian hit "Never- C. R. . Music . -Paul Kühn-Columbia-Paul Arends Br Never." EMI has released of "Please." tI the Fran Ifield revival 4 5 4 *Wenn Ich Ein Junge Waer (If I Was A Boy)-Rita Pavone y rive RCA-Rolf Budde Music Pari Australia's Best Sellers 5 6 4 If I Had A Hammer-Trini Lopez-Reprise-Hans Gerig e" Music 1 Rd Dominique (Singing 6 4 7 *Rosmarie-Pat Boone-London-Melodie Der Welt t. 2 Memphis Nun-Philips) Belinda Music Tennessee (Dave 7 9 4 *Rosen Haben Dornen (Roses Have Thorns)-Carmela Corren se 3 *Royal Berry-Decca) Jewel Music 1, Telephone (Jimmy Little-Festival) Belinda Music -Ariola-Meisel/Intro 4 I Want To Hold Your Leeds Music 8 3 10 Die Nacht Ist Mein (Tonight's My Night)-Connie Francis- E Hand (The Beatles-Parlophone) t i 5 You'll Never Walk Alone (Gerry & Pacemakers-Columbia) Chappell & MGM-Francon/Schneider ge ors Co. 9 7 5 *Im Tal Der Blauen Berge (In The Valley Of The Blue Moun- rit, e"' 6 Secret Love (Kathy Hinnen-Ariola-Rolf Arnie Music Do Kirby-Decca) Allan's Music tains)-Peter n 7 You Love Me 10 1 *Schenk Mir Einen Talismann (Give Me A 11; 8 The (Brian Poole-Decca) Dominion Music - Good Luck Charml White Rabbit (Peter Posa-W&G) Leeds Music -Peter Kraus-Polydor-Viktoria Music Sugar Shack (Jimmy 10 1 *Drei Musketiere (Three Musketeers) Conny 10 Gilmer-London) J. Albert & Son - - - Electrola - *MariayElena (Los Indio s Tabajaros-RCA) Allan's Music Metronome Music/Rolf Budde/Froboess 'N R Prod ecor . *Original German Copyright Cash Box-January 4, 1964 .17 ol International Section www.americanradiohistory.com Cash Box JAPAN

"Konnichiwa Akachan," theme song of Japan Broadcasting Corporation's The latest Elvis Presley -album "Fun in Acapulco" (RCA) got a very suc- Nova Baby" is program, released by Ring Records, was chosen by 35 musical reporters cessful start in Belgium. But still the single with "Bossa Prize disk of 1963. The theme song and the recording both in demand. Inelco released a few singles by Harry Belafonte and also the for the Grand even in Belgium were sung by Michiyo Azusa, King's new songstress. The lyric and music Christmas -album "Christmas on the Ponderosa," sung by the were produced by the "Sukiyaki" writers Rokusuke Ei and Hachidai Nakamura. popular Bonanza -family. A Rodgers Concert was held at Koseinenkin Hall in Tokyo, drawing On the Dutch label Telstar, the 'publishing -house Moderny of Mouscron Jimmie Blonde "Vader, a full house of folk song lovers. From "Sunny Side Up" to the new news owns the rights of two recent numbers, sung by Sjaantje: songs, tunes to modern folk songs, he received a warm welcome Ach Laat Dat Nou!" and "Een Van De Melkboer." from rock TV, French section. The here. Co -players were Leo Diamond, the harmonica player, and The Gay Frank Sinatra Jr. will appear on the Belgian a Japanese band. show will take place on January 17 & 18 in the studios of Sonart, Brussels. Stars, on the Stateside -label sung Hiroshi Wada and his Mahina Stars, Hawaiian band, celebrated their 10th Class Music has the rights of "Enamorado," anniversary at Sankei Hall Tokyo and played their hits and new numbers. by Keith Colley. new who was given the New In his latest letter, Mr. Garin, commercial -manager of S. A. Gramophone - Akemi Misawa, Nippon Victor's songstress Brussels, reported that the diskery released the third EP by Adamo. The Singer's Prize this year for her "Shima No Blues," appeared on stage. demand was very strong before the record was on sale. This EP grouped Kuranosuke Hamaguchi, composer of the world hit, "Kiiroi Sakurambo" four new Adamo -hits "Tombe La Neige," "Vous Permettez -Monsieur?," "Car (Yellow Cherries), recorded his first vocal on LP for Nippon Columbia fea- Je Veux" and "Dans Le Vert De Ses Yeux." Also a single is released with turing eight songs all composed by himself. "Tombe La Neige," "Car Je Veux." In the near future, a second Adamo -LP will be released (after his LP -hit "Non Commercial Songs") with twelve of his most known numbers. Maybe Richard Anthony will have the same un- believable success with "Tchin Tchin" as he had with "J'Entends Siffler Le Japan's Best Sellers Train" (this was the French version of "500 Miles"). The biggest sell of LP's by this firm is "Op De Purp'ren Hei," a Flemish operetta, presented in Limburg, by mister John Kirsch, general -manager of SA Gramophone, JAPAN'S BEST SELLERS one of the nine Belgian provinces. Claude Ebrard, with the export service INTERNATIONAL of Pathé -Marconi in France, came to Brussels to talk about TV and Radio - appearances of stars Jacqueline Danno, Joël Holmès and André Claveau. This Last Music Publisher Ardmore and Beechwood has the rights of "P.S. I Love Week Week You," "Love Me Do," "Boys," for Benelux. For Belgium and Luxembourg 1 3 Be My Baby-Ronettes; Johnny Deerfield (Columbia); Mieko "Misery," all of them sung by The Beatles. Hirota (Toshiba)-Sub-Publisher/Shinko Nicole Josy, a young Hébra-artist appeared on the Flemish television, in 2 4 Bye Bye Birdie-Ann-Margrett (RCA)-Sub-Publisher/Folster the record program "Good records, Good Friends." The songster did a very 3 1 55 Days at Peking-Brothers Four (Columbia)-Sub-Publisher/- good job with "La Vie C'est Toi." 4 2 One Boy-Joanie Sommers (W.B.)-Sub-Publisher/Folster In the hitparade of Germany appearing at the moment "Es Gibt Kein Bier 5 6 Lana-The Velvets (London)-Sub-Publisher/Folster in Hawaii" sung by Paul Kuhn. This pretty carnival -number is a Belgian 6 9 Bossa Nova Baby-Elvis Presley (RCA)-Sub-Publisher/Aberbach composition by Jean Rolle. 7 10 Candlelight Kisses-Acadians ('7 Seas) ; Yukari Ito (King) ; Beni Newly launched Barclay -Belge is already doing extremely well and getting Sisters (Toshiba) ;-Sub-Publisher/Shinko tremendous sales with the top -hit "La Mamma" by Charles Aznavour. This 8 7 Drawin's my Sorrows-Connie Francis (MGM)-Sub-Publisher/ particular record is also selling enormously in the Flemish part of the Shinko territory and this is absolutely unusual for a recording sung in French. 9 8 You're The Devil in Disguise-Elivs Presley (Victor)-Sub-Pub- The young artists on the Barclay label are also climbing very fast and lisher/Aberbach quite successfully on the Belgian market mainly Eddy Mitchell, Frank Alamo 10 5 Blue Velvet-Bobby Vinton (Epic)-Sub-Publisher/Folster and Les Babs. The label is also promoting the first single release of "T -Bird" by the fantastic new discovery: Rocky Roberts and his Airedales. JAPAN'S BEST SELLERS Charles Aznavour is presently staying in Brussels for important talks about publishings plans with Peter Plum, Georges Garvarentz and famous American This Last lyricist Buddy Kaye. Week Week Another important news for Belgium: the foremost French radio-station 1 1 Shiroi Seifuku-Yukio Hashi (Victor) Europe Nr 1 will do its famous weekly 2 -hours radio show "Bon Dimanche 2 5 Kon-Nichiwa Akachan-Michiyo Azusa (King) Les Copains" for the first time ever outside of France; Lucien Morisse 3 4 Dekai Konoyume-Michiya Mihashi (King) -director of Europe Nr 1-and Claude Agnelli have commissioned Peter 4 3 Shugakuryoko-Kazuo Funaki (Columbia) Plum to organize this important show in Brussels on Dec. 22. 5 7 Nagasaki No Hito-Hachiro Kasuga (King) American singer Dion DiMuci, who is on the Top 100 with his "Drip Drop" 6 2 Gakuen Hiroba-Kazuo Funaki (Columbia) has appeared on the Belgian French language TV, and the program which 7 10 Utsukushi-i Judai-Akira Mita (Victor) had been "canned" has now been telecast. It was called "Face au public". 8 6 Wakai Ashita-Kenji Kitahara (Columbia) It has turned out badly for him, but he is not in the least responsible. He 9 8 Hoshizora Ni Ryoteo-M. Moriya & T. Shimakura (Columbia) is a great performer, but he should never have accepted to perform under 10 9 Sutekina Asu Ga Kitto Kuru-Kiyohiko Matsunaga (Toshiba) the conditions he has been submitted to. Perched on a stool, he started to sing some folk tunes, but nobody had even thought of providing him with LP BEST SELLERS a microphone to at least amplify his guitar. This oversight made everything go wrong. To top it all, he was accompanied by a thirty piece orchestra, This Last conducted by Henri Segers, which is too powerful to provide a proper musical Week Week background. This is not meant as criticism directed at the orchestra, but 1 3 Bye Bye Birdie-RCA Dion would have been better off with five or six musicians. Furthermore, 2 2 My Fair Lady-Columbia the technical quality of the whole thing was below standard. One wonders 3 4 Mitch Miller Screen Mood-Columbia how Dion came to accept an invitation of this sort. A very bad show altogether. 4 1 Poetry in Japan-Decca Excellent news for star performers from abroad who will appear before 5 5 I Left My Heart In San Francisco-Liberty (Julie London) Flemish TV. The entertainment section of the Flemish television has dis covered in journalist -playwright Staf Knop a scriptwriter who will be able BELGIUM (Cont'd) to provide suiting copy everytime a foreign guest is invited. This h Belgium's Best Sellers already been proved when Neil Sedaka, Louis Neefs, Little Peggy Marc Carmela Corren and others came to the studio. Lots of prominent peopl FLEMISH have been announced: Helen Shapiro, John Leyton, Mike Same, etc. This really an asset for artists whose appearances in front of TV -camera lens 1 Don't Talk To Him (Cliff Richard/Columbia/Belinda) often constitute a handicap. 2 If I Had A Hammer (Trini Lopez/Reprise/Essex) At the Martini Club in Brussels, CBS threw a party for the press 3 Bossa Nova Baby (Elvis Presley/RCA/Belinda) honor of André Kostelanetz. 4 Tombe Carmela Corren, star of Ariols, distributed b La Neige (Adamo/Pathé/Ardmore and Beechwood) Discobel has done excellent work for Flemish TV in an entertainment pr 5 La Bamba (Trini Lopez/Reprise/World) gram. Anvers Busted Radio has produced two novelties for ABC -Paramount, whic (Ray Charles/ABC Paramount/World) have a real chance of becoming a great success. One side features Fata, 6 Alleen (John Larry/Polydor/Passe Partout) Domino's "Bye, Baby, Bye, Ik Lees In Je Ogen Bye" and "Forever, Forever." On the reverse` (Lou Neefs/Moonglow/Intervox) we find Ray Charles and "That Lucky Old Man" and "01' Man Time." 7 N'est Ce Pas Merveilleux?/Crier Ton Nom and Beechwood) (Adamo/Pathé/Rudo/Ardmore Salvatore Adamo, still top performer in Belgium, has made his debut in Holland for a radio -program called "Vijf Seconden Van Woef." We were there Droom Van Mij (Bob Benny/Polydor/Ideal) to witness the 8 Blue Bayou (Roy Orbison/Fonior/Accuff definite breakthrough of Adam, who was as much a hit in Rose) Holland as he already eek 9 Maria Elena (Los Indios Tabajaras/RCA/World) has been over here. Sales figures of his records et Bovema have soared in an impressive way, and there is every reason to Weer Een Café (Bobbejaan Schoepen/Decca/Intervox) believe 10 Be My Baby (The Ronettes/Fonior/Belinda) that he will be as popular with the Dutch as with the Belgians. As we had foretold at the outset of his career, Adamo is on his way to becoming; WALLOON a star of European magnitude. He will be seen on Netherlands TV on January 8 and will sing five songs. 1 Ma Guitare (Johnny Halliday/Philips/World) News from Intervox-music: 2 Si J'Avais Un Marteau (Claude François/Philips/Essex) 3 Tombe La Neige (Adamo/Pathé/Ardmore The Jokers, Belgian top guitar group, scored and Beechwood) Boy." big international success with 4 America/If I Had A Hammer (Trini Lopez/Reprise/Essex) "Ronny They have now released a beautiful interpretation of "Song 5 of Delilah," which N'est ce Pas Merveilleux?/Crier Ton Nom (Adamo/Pathé/Rudo/Ardmore they introduced during their guest -appearance on tv -show and Beechwood) "One Against All." The Jokers will probably tour Argentina in March 6 Tchin, Tchin (Richard Anthony/Columbia) Same Discostar -label acquired distribution -rights for Intervox artist Jacque: 7 Maria Elena (Los Indios Raymond. Jacques' first effort on this label Tabajaras/RCA/World) of Chopin's is "Slotaccoord," an adaptatioi 8 Je Serais Mieux Chez Moi (Robert Cogoi/Philips/World) "Polonaise." Two other top -artists have signed exclusive re Pauvre Petitte Fille Riche cordings contracts with Intervox-CNR, thrush (Claude François/Philips/Southern) Costa Jo Leemans and the Merin, 9 Le Train Des Neiges (Petula Clark/Vogue) Orchestra. Lou Neefs, currently in top -ten with "Ik Lees In Ogen, Je/Elle does it again with a Je Est Trop Loin (Danyel live -recording of "Sixteen 9 Gérard/Disc A -Z (Vogue)/Peter Plum) been sold Tons" in English. It ha 10 I'm Watching (Sylvie Vartan/RCA/Spanka) to Atlantic Records in the USA for ; Van Rymenant has rush release. Producer L. the hottest season in his career. 10 38 Cash Box-January 4, 1964 International Sectio osh

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Holland's most popular vocal duo The Blue Diamonds, proud owners of one More about the bureaucratic mind of our monopolistic Radio Company. As Platinum and three Golden Records, were released from their military, duties we already noted in this column, with the purpose to examine the new record- at, on Christmas 1963. . . . The boys, both sergeants, were offered a party in ings produced by our record firms, the Radio responsible established two Is grand style by their record -company Phonogram in the barracks on Decem- boards, the first one to control the technical qualities of the records presented Ir. ber 16. Prominent members of the Dutch Press and high military officers by the different producers, and the other board is responsible for the control (among them General de Ruig) attended the dinner and the musical show of the artistic level of such records. e later in the evening. Phonogram's Director J. Haslinghuis said in his table - The records rejected by these boards can't be put on the airwaves of our ii speech that he was most thankful to the high military command for the radio stations. Until now, the second board, responsible for artistic remarks, G cooperation given to the Blue Diamonds during their period of military serv- also made a classification of the records approved, and following such classi- ice, to enable the boys to do as much live -performances as possible in Holland fication every record was admitted to, more or less, broadcasting. This system IO and abroad. Latest hit by The Blue Diamonds is "Hey Babarebop," sung is considered absurd, since thanks to this classification, some records that ob- a with members of their fan-club. They also made a Spanish recording of their tained on the market a strong reaction by part of the public were transmitted N great 1963 -hit "Sukiyaki," in view of the coming tour to Spain and the only a few times in a month, while, other records, that obtained negative re- Argentines that The Blue Diamonds have on their 1964 schedule. In the sults for sales were broadcast many times in a week. Now it seems that such n. course of 1964, The Blue Diamonds will also pay working -visits to the a system will be changed, at least partially, since to be cancelled will be the f United States, Mexico, Canada, and Israel. The Blue Diamonds record ex- "classification" of the records approved. But talking about the refused records, clusively for Decca in Holland. An important man behind their recording there is a ridiculous matter, since it seems that our radio execs will become the work is arranger -conductor Jack Bulterman. supervisors of record activity: As a matter of fact, a good percentage of the Jack Bulterman, besides his work as a bandleader and arranger, is also a groovings, according to the notes periodically sent by the radio to the record most capable performer of all types of electronic organs. His latest recording firms, are refused with the peculiar remark "Not saleable-without com- is a demonstration -record of the "Philicorda"-organ: a new electronic instru- mercial value." Of course, this remark is made by the radio execs at the moment developed by Philips Nederland N. V. at Eindhoven. Bulterman plays ment in which the record is issued, and not rare is the case in which the re- on a special Decca -single "Drina" and "Twistin' Butterfly" on this attractive mark was stated for records that sold more than 400,000 copies! new type of home -instrument. And now some news concerning the classical repertoire: From Decca we Jerry Lee Lewis recently switched to Smash Records in America, which im- learn that it issued the very recent release of Beethoven's Sonatas 12 and 18, plies that in this country his records will be released on Philips from now on. performed by the well known pianist Backhaus. The new Decca release joins His previous recordings saw the light here on the London label, among which the other Beethoven Sonatas also interpreted by Backhaus on 7 different LPs, "What I'd Say," "Great Balls of Fire," "Teen Age Letter" and "Whole Lotta and we hope that Decca will soon release the other sonatas, with their famous }b, Shakin" were solid sellers in Holland. The first release on Philips here by pianist, to complete the series, which is not available on the Italian market. Jerry Lee Lewis is "Hit The Road Jack,' b/w "Pen and Paper." Let's also stress another Decca release under its label, Oiseau Lyre: we re- fer to two clarinet concertos, the N. 2 by Weber and the N. 1 by Spohr. There te For some time the members of the Springfields Trio have gone their own musical ways. The female soloist are two reasons why these releases are interesting: First, very few clarinet .he pretty Dusty Springfield made a single re- is a cording which runs up fast to the top five on British charts, a Philips hit concertos besides the Mozart one are available in Italy, and second, Spohr released now in Holland as well. It is "I Only Want To Be With You." composer unknown in our country. In the pop field, we point again to a Decca release: this is a single performed er Philips' Phonographic Industries has gained the distribution -rights for the Song" and "Surabaya American label Wand. A strong hit, "Louie Louie," by The Kingsmen on by the talent of Georgia Brown, containing "Alabama Johnny." Both songs were penned by Bertold Brecht and Kurt Weil. The com- Wand has been rushed out by PPI on the Fontana label. Musichouse Italiana, and according Following up the news of Bovema's Kennedy -12" LP rush -release, Imperi- positions are published in Italy by olis to Bruno Pozza, Georgia's single will be solidly promoted. al's label manager Cees Mentink reports that a great number of repeat orders let's announce that have received Xmas While on the subject of the famous composer Kurt Weil, b been for -sales. Ricordi/CBS is releasing two albums devoted to his entire work. The first In the mean time, this label plans to release Imca Marina's latest single - album is devoted to the Weil's activity in Germany, and the second one con- recording "Ueber Den Wolken" in Jan. and also reports that Cor Steyn's tains the compositions written by Weil during his stay in the States. Magic Organ-LP is now reaching the best sellers -level. called "2 f/A," which means two "A" sides on a single Toon Hermans, With a new formula Holland's top comedian, is now presenting his 4th One 45 rpm record, Ricordi/CBS takes a strong part in the winter promotional Man Show in Holland's Mecca of Show business, the Amsterdam Carré - campaigns: Its top artist Catherine Spaak has released "Mes Amis Mes Co- Theatre to packed houses. In this respect, HMV-artist Hermans is going to pains," an original French tune, recorded by her in the Italian version, while break all attendance -records. on the other side there is "Tu Ridi Di Me," an original Italian composition Bovema's Columbia -label released the English smash, "You Were Made owned by the Ricordi Publishing Group. For Me" by Freddy and the Dreamers. Also on the charts for Xmas is Three other disks have been issued under the new formula: a single by Bobby Vinton's "There! I've Said It Again." Bobby Solo including "Marrone" and "Blu E' Blu," (Bobby Solo is the young Adamo, the young Italian born teen star in Belgium, will perform at a talent, recently discovered, who will partake in the next San Remo Festival), one night stand in the Lido -Room, Waalwijk-Holland on January 18. Other the first disk of the new voice Jonica, who performs "Dimmi Qualcosa D'Impor- Bovema-artists, like Imca Marina, Cora Konings and The Black Devils will tante" and "Preferisco Non Andare Al Cinema," and last but not least, the new be in the program. Adamo will also appear on Dutch TV early in January. single of Gianni Sanjust, who presents under the CBS label, two compositions Bovema's Warner Bros. dept. said that Bing Crosby's "I Wish You A penned by himself,"Io Che Non Piangevo Mai" and "Dici Davvero." nbi Merry Christmas" was a season -success this month. From the recent pop production of the Ricordi pubbery, we wish to mention bib The Atlantic -label in Holland will release the new April Stevens -Nino Tempo a song penned by Mogol and Donida, the well-known duo which composed the single "Whispering"/"Tweedledee" shortly. world hit "Al Di La." The new composition is entitled "L'Unica Ragione" and Holland seems to be more Francoise Hardy -minded than ever, so reports was recently recorded by the top artist of Fonit Cetra, Milva. The single in- Robert Oeges, Negram's managing director. We have already told you, that cludes also "Come Sempre," another tune penned by Donida/Mogol, and also after the Grand -Gala Du Disque there was an enormous increase in demand published by Ricordi. and now both LP's from Francoise have reached the Top 5 on the LP charts. The number of the indie producers operating on the Italian market, is in- The total EP repertoire and the single's "Tous Le Garcons Et Les Filles" creasing. Cash Box has been informed by Alfredo Rosi, owner of the Ariston (No. 4 on Dutch hit-parade) and "L'Amour S'en Va" (No. 12) are very Publishing Group, that he is starting his activity as a record independent pro- strong sellers. Also "Je" by Danyel Gérard has very good chances to come ducer, under the mark "Produzioni R Con S." in the first 20 on our singles market. "Washington Square" by Kenny Ball The first disk produced by Rossi has just apeared on the market. It's a single on) is a fine follow-up after his "Acapulco '22" version and "Sugar And Spice" performed by a new artist, Bruno Lauzi, issued by CGD under its label GC. by The Searchers might have chances to be the same strong sellers as on The titles chosen for the record debut of this 20 year old talent is "Ritornerai"/ the United Kingdom market. Kapp label strongly comes up and beats the "Fa Come Ti Pare," both published by Ariston. A big promotion will be con- single market And Lovers" by Jack Jones ducted by Rossi on this first record and on Bruno Lauzi, who is expected to with nice items such as: "Wives market. a (see Cash Box Top 100), "Young Wings Can Fly" by Ruby and the Ro- receive a strong reaction on the Thi t mantics, "Please the Charmettes. he Congress label "Vai Vai" is also another tune owned by Rossi's pubbery Ariston: this Don't Kiss Me Again" by ... of the pop trio Los Marcellos Ferial, released ,! is also in U.S.: "The Nitty Gritty" title is included in the last disk ent Negram's hand with strong series from Marcellos Ferial waxed "Non by Shirley Ellis, Linda Scott record, "Let's Fall In Love." On by Durium. On the back side of the single, Los te. and a new a composition published by the Durium pubbery. Mintan- ú the classical side, there is a favorable increase in the fabulous German Ti Scordare Mai," rera Eurodisc gian, Durium's prexy, spoke with great enthusiasm about this new release, repertoire. sales success. The Max Roach and vocalist Abbey Lincoln will perform their which has obtained immediate good e Pr Quartet our weekly talk mentioning the last recording from Clan: "Freedom Now the Amsterdam "Concertgebouw" on January 4. And let's conclude tribu Suite" at new single is performed by Don Backy, the young singer who revealed o: Also on this concert Big Band. the nme -bill is Boy's the last months with his hit "Amico": the new disk includes tù Trini the Beatles in April, himself during )unt, Lopez is expected in Holland again in February, tunes under the titles "Ho Rimasto" and 7t and Cliff Italian versions of two American sture Richard plus Shadows in May. informed that Adriano Celantano is preparing his e "Sono Solo." We were also the first album to be published under his Clan label. ¡me, Holland's Best Sellers IIS d: t' Best Sellers , wer This Last Italy's t Week Week ch a Johnny This Last Weeks ree 5 i 1 Spiegelbeeld/Tes Années Willeke Alberti/Philips, Tendres Editions Week Week On Charts y re Hallyday/Philips) (Francobel/Brussels; sole agency: by Ricordi/ 1 1 6 *Sabato Triste: Adriano Celentano/Clan Published Belgi Altona/Amsterdam). u: 2 Ed. Int. Italian Yank b 2 If I (Trini Lopez/Reprise) (Les to Had A Hammer/America 2 2 3 *Non E' Facile Avere 18 Anni: Rita Pavone/RCA Published suds Basart/Amsterdam. 3 (Les by RCA Italiana 3 Nimm Deine Weisse Gitarre (Gert Timmerman/Telefunken) 4 *Adesso No: Neil Sedaka/RCA Published by RCA Italiana Ed. 3 3 Published by Int. Basart/Amsterdam). (Les 4 5 5 L'Eta' Dell' Amore: Francoise Hardy/SAAR 4 4 Tous Les Garçons Et Les Filles (Françoise Hardy/Vogue) Leonardi Ed. Int. Jimmy Fontana/RCA Published by RCA suree St Basart/Amsterdam). 5 10 2 *Non Te Ne Andare: of 5 5 Haren (Gert Timmerman/ on 56. Ik Heb Eerbied Voor Jouw Grijze Italiana e on Telefunken) (World Music/Brussels). 4 17 *Se Mi Vuoi Lasciare: Michele/RCA Published by Ariston st 6 Music/Amster- 6 a in 6 Maria Nomas (Cliff Richard/Columbia) (Holland 7 6 3 *T'Amo E T'Amero': Little Tony/Durium Published by GI.BA Ricky Gianco/Jaguar Published by Leonardi .rtist dam). (Anagon 8 7 6 *Ti Cerchero': 7 7 Lass Marina/Imperial) John Foster/Phonocolor Published by In ad' Mein Herz Nicht Weinen (Imca 9 8 6 Non Finiro' D'Amerti: egelu Music/Heemstede). Sugarmusic e4 8 Published d the 9 La Bamba (Trini Lopez/Reprise) 10 9 3 *Lettera Di Un Soldato: Domenico Modugno/Fonit Je g} 8 8 Paramount) (Me- In ti Red Sails In The Sunset (Fats Domino/ABC by Ariston Iglis h lodia/Amsterdam) . *Denotes Original Italian Numbers 10 ltl Amapola (The Spotnicks/CNR) (Les Ed. Int. 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Strong new Jimmy Gilmer outing on Barry "Daisy Petal Pickin'" seems des- DENMARK tined to be even bigger than the artist's first outing, "Sugar Shack." Inciden- Dec, 27, a Pop In Top Show took place in Copenhagen with artists from all taly, "Shack" is still selling well in several Canadian markets and represents over Scandinavia. From Sweden came Suzie and The Norsemen and from Nor- one of the biggest disks of the year out of Quality. The firm has launched a way The Sunbeams. second single by The Singing Nun. Two sides culled from the blockbuster LP "Pick Up The Pieces" has done very well in Denmark titled "Brand Mine by Soeur Sourire are doing very well in several Canadian centers. They are: Breve" (Burn My Letters). Now this record has got a reply, a local song 1 "Alleluia" b/w "Tous Les Chemins." The company released them on the Golden titled "Nu Har Jeg Brandt Dine Breve" (I Have Burnt Your Letters Now), Treasures series which permits dealers the privilege of 100% return. At this recorded by Rita Storm for Sonet, and entering the charts this week. Local writing, it seems that very few of them will be returned. Loreen Church, the publisher is Winckler-Producktion. young lady from Regina represented on Barry with a pair of good sides, FINLAND dropped CB a line to report that the disk is meeting with good deejay action Britain's famous The Beatles have won great popularity in Finland and we and sales from coast to coast. Stan Dorling at Quality's Toronto H.Q. confirms are more than satisfied with their records, reports Martti Piha of Pohjois- Loreen's message, while Quality's Lee Farley indicates that there is consider- mainen Sähkö-Oy to Cash Box. Piha was also very happy about two new dis- able air action on both sides of the cute little Miss's debut disk. "I Want T.o coveries his company made in last months, Katri Helena, 17, from eastern Stand Up On The Mountain" seems to be the money side of Loreen's first pair- Finland and Aila Heikkilä from Tampere. ing, with chart listings at numerous Canadian stations. Double side action is During December there has been some brisk activity in the concert and strongly developed at this writing on the Chubby Checker outing. "Loddy Lo" TV field in Finland, reports Paavo Einiö of Scandia-Musiikki Oy to Cash Box. contiesnu to be the biggie, but many Canadian deejays are boosting sales action December 4th, Scandinavia's Elvis, the- Swedish singer Jerry Williams ap- on the release by spinning the flip side "Hooka Tooka." Good 1964 starts are peared in Finnish TV with his big hit "Number One" and "Do It Over Again" predicted for a whole slew of hot items from Quality. "Comin' In The Back among others. On the following Wednesday, the creators of the "Letkajenkka" Door" by The Baja Marimba Band could well be another "Washington Square" craze in Finland, Jan Rodhe and The Adventurers appeared in the same pop- with a few breaks in the air exposure department, while The Tymes will be all ular show with their hottest numbers, "Doin' The Jenka" and "At The Jenka over the January charts with their great reading of "Somewhere," already re- Show." December 10th, Scandia-Musiikki arranged a riotous show and con- ceiving heavy air play from many Canadian spinners. The Orlons have a block- cert in Helsinki featuring such Scandinavian top artistes as Jerry Williams, buster in the making with "Bon-Doo-Wah." It would appear that the Quality The Violents and Jan Rodhe and The Adventures. It was a real top success, lines are going to fly high into the new year, just as they finished 1963 on all Einiö reports. eight cylinders, and then some. By the by, congratulations are in order for Mr. NORWAY and Mrs. Andy Nagy (he's the Quality man in Montreal) on the birth (12/18) of an eight pound The tradition of celebrating Sta. Lucia in Scandinavia has inspired a reader four ounce son. He's their second youngster. of the daily Morgenposten in Oslo to write new lyrics to the old song "Sancta Leeds Music man Al Allbutt is just as excited as he can be with the rights to Lucia." It was immediately recorded by Anne-Karine Ström, professionally "In The Summer Of His Years." Cash Box has been able to find only a very known as Anne-Karine, for Manu. few stations in Canada who are not programming the song. Connie Francis is Continuing its success with "Daglig Liv I Folkehjemmet" (Daily Life In getting good air play with her MGM version, while Millicent Martin on Sparton The Welfare Country), a Norwegian "translation" of Vaughan Meader's "The and Toni Arden on Decca are both getting a full share of air time. Peter, Paul First Family," has inspired RCA Victor here to make a second EP on the same TI and Mary played to S.R.O. crowds in Montreal (12/21). It has been a great idea, "Jul I Folkehiemmet" (Christmas In The Welfare Country). As on the year for the talented threesome, and '64 appears to be even better. Their trav- first record, Ragnhild Michelsen appears as Mother Norway and Rolf Just elling representative, James Mosby, a recent bridegroom, indicates that the Nilsen is creating the other parts of the leading political figures in today's group will make numerous and frequent P.A.'s as the new year gets underway, with Norway. This week, the new record entered the charts on the 10th spot, with even better and bigger Warner Bros. hit records in the immediate offing. the first record now on the charts for its fifth week. Meanwhile, P.P. and M. are represented on Canadian best seller lists with no less than two singles and just about the best selling album in the country. SWEDEN 3 Their Xmas outing, "A' Soalin', " is among the best of the seasonal releases, Speaking to record manufacturers in Sweden the days before Christmas, while "Stewball" rolls on his merry way, chartwise, the general feeling was that December sales 1963 were very good, and, in some 1 across Canada. cases, the best sales in many years. Re: the activity shown by the manufac- Blockbusters a' plenty from the London family of late, including "Pretty Paper" turers as to making new local recordings, most of them said they were "taking 5 by Roy Orbison (who, by the way, is set for his first eastern Canadian it easy" since they expected to get no promotion of new recordings in radio P.A. in Ottawa, Toronto and other Ontario points early in Feb.), "Whisper- or TV as long as the strike goes on. However, most manufacturers admitted 6 ing" by April and Nino is one of the fastest rising hit sides in the history of the that "we have recommended our artists to show loyalty and refuse engage- London family. It got off to a flying start through west coast air expo- ments in radio and TV as long as the conflict goes on." sure on C -FUN, reports Hal Ross at London. Frosty Forst, the C -FUN man As to the strike itself, there is nothing new to report. Both parties seem 6 who is rapidly developing a reputation as a good man with a funny story, was first to pick to have made "whatever will be, will be" as their favorite slogan these days. the side, and was soon followed by Canadian deejays across This means that a TV show isn't what it could have been with professional the country. Hal is working on a low price package on the Campus label, produced by veteran Canadian artists, and the Actors Union isn't only getting sympathy, at least not from 9 record man, George Taylor. Entitled "16 Top Hits," many TV viewers or radio listeners. Also several pop artists are far from the set features as good cover renditions of the current biggies as anywhere. can be found satisfied with the situation. In some cases, they do not consider their income It's priced to retail at $1.98, and Hal indicates that Canadian dee - from Sweden (even jays who are willing to cooperate in if they are Swedes) as their most important one, since its exposure through hops etc., should they in many cases are very popular in Continental Europe, particularly in contact Hal right away for gratis copies. It's good enough to rate air exposure from time to time, which Germany and the Benelux countries. For them, it doesn't mean much of an is unusual where such low price "cover" economical loss if they refuse to appear in Swedish radio TV, sets are concerned. Indications are that the good Montreal and/or but they producer, based composer, consider those jobs more or less as an act of goodwill. singer, Marty Hill will be closely associated with the London family This in the correspondent takes this opportunity to wish all readers of Cash Box !!TI year to come. Hal alerts the trade to the debut of a new femme folk is singer billed simply all over the world a progressive, successful and peaceful New Year. ll, as "Jillianne." First record product by the thrush is due - el shortly. On the subject of things folk, Gil Turner of The New World Singers CANADA (Cont'd.) played a single at Montreal's La Table Ronde in the early part of December. The group's One of the best window displays in some time was the one designed by new Atlantic LP is finding favour with folkites everywhere. Keith Harris of Ottawa's Treble Clef retail outlet. Based on the smash album The Compo folks are going all out to promote their Decca package, "This set by The Singing Nun, the display proved to be a real stopper for Capitol Was The Week That Was." It is, of course, the excellent tribute to the late City Christmas shoppers. U.S. President that was televised on the B.B.C.. The soundtrack of that pro- Bill Fisher's Allied label is really cooking with gas of late. Bill has a strong gram is now available in its entirety on Decca. In the same area, Compo, that single on Pye by The Searchers, entitled "Sugar And Spice." He's getting is, they are pretty excited about a pair of great new singles; the good two- chart action in several centers, notably Halifax and the CHNS chart. Another sider by Brenda Lee has developed into blockbuster size in most Canadian good Christmas single received considerable air play, bringing a wide smile to markets, with the ballad side leading the way. "As Usual" is as good as young the Fisher face. The side in question was "A Christmas Love" by Johnny Brenda has sounded in the last several singles. "Lonely Lonely Lonely Me" Kaye. It was good enough to warrent re-release with each new Christmas is getting lots of turntable time as well. Rick Nelson will repeat his chart season. Another Xmas side that did well for Bill was "Natividad" by Harvey ride of "Fools Rush In" on his second from June Van. Another already the Decca folks, "For You." It's good Pye-produced single, "Thanks To You" showed well off to a flying start. on charts, especially in the B.C. area. The artist, Daryl Quist, hails from Lady- Best single outing smith, yet is pretty much the story for Pat Hervey's newie on B.C. The Allied firm has rushed out a good package of standards by RCA Victor. Entitled, "Walkin' In Bonnie's the well known Capital City organist, Bill Navan. The session was produced by picked Footsteps," the side has been by numerous Canadian jocks. It is getting especially heavy air play CKOY-Ottawa Music Director, Walter Munro, and features a collection of from CKBB in Barrie, and deejay Bob Smith. great standards played by Navan on the orean with rhythm accompaniment. Paul White can't keep up with It is expected to move well in areas where Bill has appeared. It's on the Loma the country -wide reaction to The Beatles. label, The most recent edition of the White, edited "Sizzle Sheet" reports owned by Ottawa restauranteur Jack Florence, and will be distributed that the coast to coast id so-called "Beatlemania" is sweeping the country with sales reports in Canada by Allied. It is a very listenable set- that will lend new heights daily. "She Loves hitting itself well to programming. You" is soaring like no Capitol single before There it, as the British based act continues to has been some considerable action on a recent Sparton outing by a underway, hold the record limelight as 1964 gets group billing themselves after a blazing finish to the year just passing. Not to as The Velvetones. "One Little Minute" is a song fellow Britisher Frank Ifield be outdone, published by Leeds that has been very is giving the Beatles considerable competition in well done by the group. Al Allbutt indi- the Capitol sales sweepstakes. Unlike the Beatles, cates that it is selling wherever it gets air exposure. It is a very good and treal. Dick Riendeau Ifield is a smash in Mon- yet commercial outing, and is just as happy as he can be over sales on that doesn't happen just every day. single, "Please," and the latest album the Ifield CHUM -Toronto's charming Millie Moriak outing by the young hit reviewer, "I'm comedy reports tremendous action on a Confessin'." Christmas action was headed for package by Wes Harrison. "You Won't Believe Your Ears," on Philips. I Hear," the Bing Capitol by "Do You Hear What features Harrison Crosby goodie and "Little Saint Nick," a good commercial billed as America's Funniest Sound Effects Man" in a series outing by The Beach Boys. Despite the fact of side splitting impressions that have the CHUM listeners in gails of the late President that an untimely characterization ter. Clyde MacGregor of laugh- was included, severely limiting air exposure, the at Quality in Montreal concurs with the rave notices Little comedy set, "Scrooge And The Stars," Rich on the package coming out of Toronto, and reports that piece of Xmas developed into a strong selling are beginning to mount sales out of his branch merchandise. In several instances, radio stations made arrange- rapidly. ments with Rich to tape another characterization CJSP-Leamington deejays hosted close to 2,000 people the voice to replace the one based on in December where young at hops early of the late J.F.K. When this was done the excellent production live artists were the order of the day. Appearing with ceived heavy airplay. It was a version re- the CJSP Good Guys were Mercury artist, Kenny mas of the famous Charles Dickens' Christ- stress, Sandy Rossi and Columbia song- saga, wherein the talented Canadian entertainer acted Selsie. Both young entertainers are very much on the utilizing a different voice out all the parts, chart scene with hot singles. CJSP characterization for each. Some very funny Rossi's revival of "I'll Never Smile Again," on were added to the lines Mercury is moving steadily C timeless Dickens material, as Rich made use of on the Sun Parlor outlet's play sheet, while Sandy's of Jack Benny in the role the voice Columbia cookie, "Wait Till My th of Scrooge. Our American friends will get a good Jimmie Comes Home" has reached the number look at this young star and his great talent two chart spot as this is written. a TV'er from as he appears on a Judy Garland That new Hollywood, early in the new year. charmer in the CKGM-Montreal Library is Sally Dales, formerly of CKRC in Winnipeg. ci 40 L Cash Box-January 4, 1964 International Sectior I

www.americanradiohistory.com mg 1 Finland's Best Sellers 1 Twist _1nd Shout (The Beatles/Parlophone) Belinda (Scandinavia) AB Cash Box 2 *Rakastan sinua elämä (Kauko Käyhkö/Rytmi) Fazer Music 3 (You're The) Devil In Disguise (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) Belinda eAerty (Scandinavia) AB 4 Number One (Jerry Williams/Sonet) Scandia Music 5 *Doin' The Jenka (Jan Rodhe & The Adventurers/Sonet) Scandia Music Connie Stevens finished her performances at the Terrazza Cassino and on 6 *Kohtalon Tango (Eino Grön/Scandia) Scandia Music TV and flew to Los Angeles with her husband. Connie left a videotape which all 7 *Tango merellä (Taisto Tammi/Decca) X-Sävel will be broadcast in future weeks. She promised that the next time she's here lot 8 The Walls Have Ears (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) Belinda (Scandinavia) she will sing several songs in Spanish. AB Neil Sedaka began to perform at the Señorial and on TV, at the same time line 9 *Letkajenkka (The Adventurers/Safir) Oy Finndisc Ab he is also recording at RCA Mexican studios a new long play with six songs of on? 10 *Resterá (Umberto Marcato/Philips) X-Sävel his own creation and six Mexican standards arranged by Chucho Zarzosa. Neil aryl, told us that he has written more than 500 songs. ocai; It is almost a fact that Connie Francis will debut in México the first days of Sweden's Best Sellers 1964. MGM is very interested in introducing the singer to the Mexican public This Last Weeks and its rep in México, Dusa, has 4 new songs sung in Spanish to promote ae Week Week On Chart Connie. fois_ 1 1 12 She Loves You (The Beatles/Parlophone) Sonora Musik- Enrique Guzmán left town and flew to Peru to start a long tour which will dis förlags AB finish in Buenos Aires. CBS informs that his new long play will appear in -rhe ten 2 3 3 Diggety Doggety (The Streanlers/Odeon) Edition Odeon month of January, with six songs in rock and roll style and the other six are 3 2 10 Detroit City (Bobby Bare/RCA Victor) Belinda (Scan- ballads with an orchestra of 27 musicians. and dinavia) AB Top hit "Dominique" has been recorded at the Orfeon studios with the new Bos.; 4 4 6 Bossa Nova Baby (Elvis Prèsley/RCA Victor) Belinda group Los Dominics and the popularity of this record is increasing each day. al) (Scandinavia) AB Original version by The Singing Nun has just been released by Dusa on Philips ain 5 5 5 Be My Baby (The Ronettes/London) Belinda (Scandinavia) label. kka AB The Club de Periodistas de México (Mexico Press Club) gave its trophy Po 6 10 3 Don't Talk To Him (Cliff Richard/Columbia) Belinda "Macuilxóchitl" to those it considers the best artists of México: enk (Scandinavia) AB FEMALE FOLK SINGER: Lola Beltrán (Peerless) con 7 6 8 Skona mitt hjärta (Pick Up The Pieces) (Siv Malmquist/ MALE FOLK SINGER: Javier Solis (CBS) am Metronome) Edition Odeon FEMALE POPULAR SINGER: Sonia López (RCA) Tes 8 S 9 I've Got A Lovely Bunch Of Cocoanuts (The Sunbeams/ MALE POPULAR SINGER: Marco Antonio Muñiz (RCA) Rekord) Reuter & Reuter TRIO: Los Galantes 9 - 1 You'll Never Walk Alone (Gerry & The Pacemakers/Co- Ruiz lumbia) Thore Ehrling Musik ORCHESTRA: Pablo Beltrán Bade CONDUCTOR: Jose Sabre Marroquín anc 10 9 18 *Skräddarevisan (Sven-Ingvars/Philips) Sweden Music AB *Local DUET: Sonia y Miriam mall copyright RADIO STATION: Radio Mil COMICS: Los Mimos fe I Norway's Best Sellers TV COMMENTATOR: Agustin Barrios Gómez CLASSIC MUSIC: X -E -N sa This Last Weeks TV COMEDY SHOW: Chucherias Week Week On Chart TV CHILDREN'S SHOW: Teatros Fantástico Jo 1 2 4 Don't Talk To Him (Cliff Richard/Columbia) Belinda TV MUSICAL SHOW: Revista Musical Nescafé oda. (Scandinavia) AB PRODUCER: Héctor Gonzales de la Barrera osi 2 1 10 Detroit City (Bobby Bare/RCA Victor) Belinda (Scandi- MASTER OF CEREMONY: Paco Malgesto navia) AB FEMALE MASTER OF 3 3 5 *Daglig Liv i Folkehjemmet (Ragnhild Michelsen-Rolf Just CEREMONY: Kippy Casado stm Nilsen/RCA Victor) "Fools Rush In" was recorded in a Mexican version by young singer Jorge I so 4 4 6 Bossa Nova Baby (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) Belinda Barón. The other side: the song "America." Label is Orfeon Records. nuf (Scandinavia) AB "La Petisa." 5 5 9 If I Had A Hammer (Trini Lopez/Reprise) Musikförlaget Dyno recorded at Gamma records his own composition taki Popular rock and roll group Los Locos del Ritmo recorded at CBS the themes ira Essex AB Eeefin 6 9 8 She Loves You (The Beatles/Parlophone) Edition Lvche "After Weddin' Horn Honkin' Blues" and "Little Annie.". m Italian singer Emilio Pericoli made his debut on Mexican records singing on nga 7 7 4 500 Miles Away From Home (Bobby Bare/RCA Victor) Bens Music AB the CBS label the songs "Mi Respuesta" (My Answer), composed by Consuelito Notte with the Fernando Z. Maldonado orchestra. ss 8 6 13 Gi meg en cowboy til mann (Ich will 'nen Cowboy als Valázquez, and "Una (cosí)" Mann) (Wenche Myhre/Triola) Stockholms Musikproduk- From Peerless Records we received the new releases by Magda Franco with e da Brilla la Luna" (When The Moon Shines) and "Cariño Mío" (Dar- :se tion. "Cuando ; de and "La Ardillita Gringa," and 9 10 2 Be My Baby (The Ronettes/London) Belinda (Scandinavia) ling) with Lalo Guerrero, "Clases Música," t fr with Los Halcones de China, "Ahorrar, Ahorrar" and "Arriba China." r fr AB Diana" and 10 Nilsen/ Astro Records recorded Charles Robles with the songs "Pequeña inco - 1 *Jul i Folkehjemmet (Ragnhild Michelsen-Rolf Just RCA Victor) "Mi Destino Es Llorar" and released a new danceable series. e, s who had a top *Local copyright Malé Reyes, one of the newest singers we have in México and .arly hit with "El Copetón," recorded a new tune called "Albóndiga." Malé recently of made her debut in theaters. at Denmark's Best Sellers

h This Last Weeks Week Week On Chart Mexico's Best Sellers 1 4 Music 6 Johnny Loves Me (Suzie/Sonet) Sonet 1 Magia Blanca (Devil Woman)-Hnos. Carrión (CBS). Trío Venezuela (Vel- 2 1 6 Drina (Mars na Drini) (Jorgen Ingmann/Metronome) ned vet) (Brambila). Stockholms Musikproduktion 2 Recuerdos De Ipacarai-Neil Sedaka (RCA). Monna Bell (Gamma). 1 al, 3 2 5 Bossa Nova Baby (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) Belinda 3 El Lechero-Hnos. Zaizar (Peerless). Las Guerrilleras (Peerless). Los Mate- Cap (Scandinavia) AB máticos (RCA). 4 3 Belinda 4 Don't Talk To Him (Cliff Richard/Columbia) 4 Gracias-Connie Francis (MGM). (Brambila). as (Scandinavia) AB 5 Si Sunieras-Sonora Santanera (CBS). get 5 A/S 9 3 She Loves You (The Beatles/Parlophone) Multitone 6 Tequila Con Limon-Arturo y Los Juniors (Peerless). Ano 6 Multi- 5 9 Bondeorglet (Down Yonder) (The Scarlets/Philips) 7 Despeinada-Los Hooligans (Orfeon). Manolo Muñoz (Musart). Pablo Bel- smil tone A/S trán Ruiz (RCA). Los Xochimilcas (Peerless). Kay Perez (Orfeon). Jo 7 6 9 If I Had A Hammer (Trini Lopez/Reprise) Mörks Musik- (REIMSA). brist forlag 8 En La Revancha-Sonia López (CBS). r 8 & Aa 7 6 Do You Love Me? (Brian Poole The Tremeloes/Decca) 9 El Martillito (If I Had A Hammer)-Los Mabers (Musart). Los Hooligans wed Belinda (Scandinavia) AB (Orfeon). Trini López (CBS). 9 - 1 Dominique (The Singing Nun/Philips) Wilhelm Hansen, dard Musik-Forlag 'duce 10 1 *Nu har jeg braendt dine breve (Rita Storm/Sonet) Winck- ler-Produktion Israel's Best Sellers ectio Denim *Local copyright the U This Last Weeks Week Week On Chart will "South Pacific" Hits Million Mark In G.H. 1 1 12 Deep Purple-Nino Tempo & April Stevens (Atco/"Ha- taklit") 7 All In The Game-Cliff Richard (Columbia) Ling 2 2 It's 3 7 I (Who Have Nothing)-Ben E. King (Atco/"Hataklit") in a 3 !bet 4 5 7 Bossa -Nova Baby-Elvis Presley (RCA) 5 4 7 Fools Rush In-Ricky Nelson (Arton/"Hed-Arzi") 6 8 10 Judy, Judy, Judy-Johnny Tillotson (Cadence/"Hataklit") .tionh 7 7 6 Your Other Love-Connie Francis (MGM) 8 6 7 First Day Back At School-Paul & Paula (Philips) n P 9 9 5 Witchcraft-Elvis Presley (RCA) in a lo 10 5 Bad Girl-Neil Sedaka (RCA) of l 11 13 3 Do You Love Me-Brian Poole & Tremeloes (Decca) ve n 12 12 7 I'll Take You Home-The Drifters (Atlantic/"Hataklit") ois b 13 15 5 Blowing In The Wind-Peter, Paul & Mary (Warner Bros.) 14 19 6 Everybody-Tommy Roe (ABC Paramount) MPS and 15 17 3 Since I Fell For You-Lenny Welch (Cadence) 15 20 2 Talk Back Trembling Lips-Johnny Tillotson (MGM) 5b16 r LONDON-Decca hosted a reception here to 16 18 2 The Impossible Happened-Little Peggy March (RCA) the Record Company Ltd recently 16 Twist & Shout-The Beatles (Parlophone) Mark the million sales Victor soundtrack album of "South Pacific" 17 11 Aga' in of the RCA Bam- 18 14 10 Busted-Ray Charles (Arton/"Hed-Arzi") S Great Britain. Pictured ceremony (left to right) are Peter iile at the 19 - 1 Washington Square-Village Stompers (Epic) n berger, vice-president composer Richard Rodgers; the of RCA International; 16 5 Crossfire-The Orlons (Cameo) Decca chairman Sir Edward Lewis; and Louis Dreyfus, chairman of Chappell 20 & Co. Ltd. 20 - 1 Need To Belong-Jerry Butler (VeeJay)

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www.americanradiohistory.com MOA performed its duties with excellence when we take into consideration the structure of the Con- vention, the increase in membership, and the

Hila formation of locals around the nation. /Ì 11s. The big 41.IN í¡úÌD problem here is to fill the void left by the resigna- Cash Box Editorial tion of the General Manager. President Lou Casola ...... is ;9Y!i quite able in his present post as are the MOA ;, ,1. Directors but there is no question that the daily routine of serving the Association membership must be carried out by a professional Manager. Let's hope that the interviews in January will bring about a man capable of filling this important industry post. The solution to loans resulting in losses has been THE YEAR solved in some areas via a location contract with a mortgage clause which ties the location owner to his obligations with the operator. Perhaps this will AHEAD enable more operators to function solvently during 1964 without losing a location because of the demands, and without losing the money necessary to meet these demands. Juke box programming will receive more attention than ever but it is doubtful if the nation's music operators will give this vital facet of their business the attention it really deserves. The LP music now available has helped to spotlight the subject of programming but the distributor-in many instances the individual behind better programming- just doesn't have the time to devote to this educational program. Perhaps the progress made along these lines during the last twelve months will serve as an indication to the reluctant operators of what can be done to improve collections on location. As this issue goes to press the eve of the New Year The price of equipment may increase slightly looms less than a week away and with the arrival of due to the increase in manufacturing costs, this is 1964 of course will come another twelve months in to be expected. Therefore, the need for greater in- which the coin machine and vending industry can come from the existing location becomes more im- try to solve its problems. The years come and go portant than ever. Operators today are better busi- but the problems remain. They change form but nessmen because of the thin line of profit we have they remain. Solutions to many problems which learned to live with. It appears as though greater directly affect the income of operators came about effort at the location level insofar as bringing about during this past year and as a result the industry a larger share of income is the most important tallied greater income than would have been other- project the operator will have in 1964. Contracts wise possible had it not been for the diligent work with more liberal commissions come about only of our industry leaders and the associations they with greater investment in new equipment and represent. Let's hope that this progress continues more service. during 1964. It was a good year judging from our Diversification which permits a single operator conversations with the individuals who comprise to service music, amusement and vending equip- the business. The reason it was a profitable year is ment in the same location strengthens the operator's because certain rulings permitted the operation of position and enables him to operate with more equipment not otherwise recognized in some areas. versatility. Taxation in various parts of the nation was over- On the one hand we have the broad picture, the ruled in favor of operator license fees. Per machine one which affects the industry proper. Only taxation was defeated in areas where organized through association support can the operator help forces presented the industry's side of the story to himself. As for the individual, we need look no the legislators. further than the location. The times have changed. There will no doubt be proposals to outlaw 1964 will present even greater change. The opera- cigarette machines again this year. Judging from tor who has the foresight to prepare for this change what is expected in the Surgeon General's Report by remaining aware of the location, his investment, on smoking we should expect a greater amount of and the outside forces which threaten to either take effort on the part of the anti -smoking groups. this location or reduce its income earning potential, NAMA has certainly prepared the industry for this is the operator who at the close of the new year will onslaught. It is now up to the individual operator. have chalked up another good business year.

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www.americanradiohistory.com From 814 To $1.31 Per Share Expect Blackpool Coin Machine Show Million $1.5 Million Business Seeburg $2.4 Will Bring About Net On $54.5 Million 0i wl After 3200 Visitors View 90 Exhibits Sales Sets Record

BLACKPOOL, ENGLAND - Black- en pool, one of Britains leading holiday Th resorts was again the venue for the 'ch third Northern Amusement Equip- 9P ment and Coin -Operated Machine Ex- id , hibition early in December. The show her was, as on the two previous occasions, ac organised by Jack D. Rose and pre- ;usi, sented in the vast Olympia Hall. pl On the surface the show was a car- }ei bon copy of the previous exhibitions awe informal, friendly and with some 50 onlI firms exhibiting a widely varying Ili on 90 le s range of games and machines t or stands. at' h However, after only one tour, it was u;e obvious that the show was bang- xcÍu: quite fc DELBERT W. COLEMAN up -to-date with a number of ultra M modern games making their first ap- "Twelve consecutive quarters of profit . . . }.na] pearance. In fact the abundance of CHICAGO Seeburg Corporation con') allied with much bet- - fiscal year ended Oc- le new equipment earnings for the any. 31 by 61% to set a ter weather than in previous years tober increased Ç dramatic new company record, Del- le VIEW FROM THE TOP at British trade show. Coleman, chairman and pres- ahc, bert W. rnhi record of ident reported last week. resulted in an attendance Net income for the year was $2,- some 3,200 visitors. 484,483, equal to $1.31 per share, e\e fr opera- ate Amusement concessionaires, based on 1,892,154 shares outstanding. tors and buyers who had travelled This compared with profits in 1962 nis from all over Gt. Britain were plac- of $1,546,310, equal to $.81 per share, Int ing orders worth thousands of pounds based on the 1,900,554 shares then Unis immediately after the official opening outstanding. Additionally, there was 'own of the show by the Mayor of Black- a tax credit in 1962 of $150,000, equal l'eP0 pool' (Alderman John Smythe). to $.08 a share. c -Ce In his address of welcome the Seeburg sales in 1963 rose to $54,- Lou Mayor praised the high standard of 581,306 from the previous year's total r ye design and craftsmanship apparent of $51,051,415. (0..111,CihutÍ in the games and recalled that things The results reported do not include have changed a lot since the days of sales and earnings of the Cavalier cntla "What the butler saw." Corporation, Chattanooga based man- Equipment on show at the fair was ufacturer of vending machines for worth well over £ 200,000 and or- Coca Cola bottlers, merged into See- ganizer, Jack Rose estimated that the burg earlier this month. Cavalier is FISC exhibition, hailed by many buyers as now operating as a division of See- I the best yet, would bring in Inter- burg (December 14 issue of Cash national business worth at least Box) . ar £ 500,000 (about 1,500,000 dollars) . Coleman stated that the company tPTO Lowen has achieved twelve consecutive quar- HAL'S HOLIDAY: Appropriately SERENADING THE LADY: of improvement over the chet Automaten's R. W. Mosinger explains ters profit tagged slot machine by Mills has Hal comparable quarter of the previous mpai Eldridge trying his luck. workings of 100 -selection 'Serenade' City juke box to visitor. year. "With demand continuing strong, eir a e An and with a broadened product line issoui and increased manufacturing capac- "r 14. ity," he stated, "there is reason for Seas( that this trend will con- adies confidence deb

tinue." e nao Recently, Seeburg began operation her at a newly constructed 26,000 squar bles, Locks, Conn used foot plant at Windsor ìlliard where cold drink and milk vendin and machines are produced, and, at i temed Qualitone plant in Minneapolis, whe 'tdit the company manufactures its hea t F ing aids. any, n In addition, negotiations with Ch t the R cago municipal authorities were r' , lled cently concluded (Cash Box, Nove rnpres ber 23 issue), enabling the firm ePtemi e bat i. proceed with plans to enlarge Ploye main plant located in midtown Ch` GAMES DOMINATED EXHIBITS: Above left, G. H. Grange of Mar-Matic Sales Ltd., demonstrates Keeney's "Col- cago. Other Seeburg factories are tieflqh orama" flipper game. Right. Mr. and Mrs. Derek Kraft of Kraft Automatics, with new "Circus" upright game. Laconia, New Hampshire, and Niles, óen) th ledical Illinois. an an ePted É Columbia Records Adds 10 The Seeburg Story Year By Year eye Fisehe 1961 ana To Juke Box Ops Hall Of Fame Catalog Year Ended October 31 1963 1962 Sales $54,581,306 $51,051,415 $35,277,671' aars ºepinl Profit before taxes 5,249,483 3,216,310 1,233,145 lnard Andy Williams, Mathis, Ellington Hits Backed Up Taxes 2,765,000 1,670,000 642,000 ,ds 591,145e not Net profit 2,484,483 1,546,310* ekr Net profit per share 1.31 .81 .31 Pin NEW YORK-Columbia Records has "Four Brothers" and "Apple Honey," N announced the release of 10 additions two all-time big band sellers, are also Common shares outstanding 1,892,154 1,900,554 1,916,313 er for. to the label's Hall of Fame Catalog. on the same disk. *Tax credits of $150,000, or $.08 per share, in 1962 and $460,000, or $.24 pet enr, The Catalog lists old favorites, top - The 45 rpm °rß vi singles are as follows: share, in 1961 are not included. regent sellers of recent months, and similar "Moon River"/"Days of Wine and successful material, re-released pri- Roses," Andy Williams; "Blue Skirt Apple Blossom White," Jerry Murad's "Small World"/"Certain Smile, marily for the juke box operator. Waltz"/"Just Because," Frankie Harmonicats; "Do Nothing Till You Johnny Mathis; "Wabash Cannot oaharle Among the additions, Andy Williams' Yankovic; "Big Bad John"/"Little Hear From Me"/"Don't Get Around Ball"/"Great Speckle Bird #1," Bo "Moon River" and "Days of Wine and Black Book," Jimmy I rP Dean; "Hey! Much Anymore," Duke Ellington with Acuff; "I Love You So Much :nd Roses," two smash sellers are backed Joe"/"Loose Talk," Carl Smith; "Peg Al Hibbler; "Four Brothers"/"Apple Hurts"/"Slipping Around," Floy ho ton the same disk. Woody Herman's O' My Heart"/"Cherry Pink and Honey," Woody Herman Orch; Tillman. ntcan 44 Cash Box-January 4, 196 fash 9r

www.americanradiohistory.com 1 MI e Durais, Galante Buy Michael's Interest In LOOK TO n Seattle Firm, Form Music -Vend; Open House Jan. 10 SEATTLE - An open -house will be same lines throughout Oregon and Thornburg and includes Mrs. Svea field Friday, January 10, 1964 ROSEN from Southern Idaho. Dunis has been a Miller and Mrs. Eleanor Chisholm. L2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. to launch the leading exponent in stressing the Don Sears is Service Manager and his newly formed Music -Vend Distribu- coin -machine operator's diversifying shop includes Floyd Slossen, Roy FOR MORE ;ing Company of Seattle, Washing - into vending. Nathe, Nich Albanese and Michael :on. A general invitation is extended Dunis stated that Ray Galante, as Sabah. Herb Estes, Music -Vend Parts o all its customers, suppliers and President and General Manager of Manager, is also in charge of the IN --'I f 'riends. Music -Vend, will have full authority phonograph record department and is 1964 The company was formerly called and responsibility in the management presently reorganizing the record de- Michael Distributing Company and of the firm. Galante, University of partment for greater display pur- is principal stockholders, Lou Dunis Washington graduate, is 33 years of poses. Order These and John Michael, reached agreement age and started with Dunis after Nhereby Lou Dunis, together with serving in the U.S. Air Force. He Specials Today - Ray Galante, General Manager of managed the Parts Department and Music -Vend Distributing Company, later took over active management of We Had A jointly purchased John Michael's en - the Seattle firm under the principals, Great Year From the :ire interest in the company and re- Dunis and Michael. Galante will also lamed it Music -Vend Distributing manage the associated phonograph Rowe World's Largest =ompany. and novelty game operations closely At AC: Harper The company remains intact with allied to the parent distributing com- Inventory .:he same personnel and will continue pany and supervised by Joseph Sadis, :o occupy the same quarters, until and Larry Bredereck. Galante will Complete and Ready to Go such time as expansion plans require further directly oversee the Music - arger premises. Music -Vend is the Vend Background Music operation, 111 exclusive Pacific Northwest distribu- capably managed by Les Bradford, :or for The Seeburg Corporation, Bal- long associated with Seeburg in back- .y Manufacturing Company, Chicago ground music and phonograph sales Dynamic Industries, D. Gottlieb & and service. BOWLERS nano, company, Irving Kaye Company and The Service Department is 0,. :he ed Williams Manufacturing Com- equipped with the latest testing equip- Each oany. The distributing includes 2 CC set a area ment to service both music and vend- Bowling League 11' ..$125.00 :he of I Del- States Washington, Northern ing machines. This very same service 6 CC Bowling -League-1-4' .. 125.00 I'm, Idaho, Wastern Montana, British Co- is provided in the vending sales de- 2 CC Classic 12' .. 225.00 umbia and Alaska. Music -Vend will partment where Seeburg coffee, cold 2 CC Lucky Strike 16' .. 250.00 as $2: lave the same corporate structure as drink and cigarette venders are pre- 6 CC Player Choice 16' .. 250.00 'he former corporation, and will op- dominant throughout --1-CC Dutchess 16' shag, the area. . 495.00 andine.Srate as a separate entity from the Les Bradford's background music 12 CC King_ Bowlers .. 395.00 Dunis-Portland organization. staff includes 2 CC T.V. Bowler 19F'. Charles Morse and . 150.00 sharp In the transaction with Music -Vend, Clark Brooker. The background music --UN-Bowling5 Alley 14' .. 100.00 Donis .s the; purchased the Seeburg Back- department extends its service 3 UN--Team Bowler 14' .. 125.00 ground Music operation in 1 UN Bonus re vea Portland, throughout the Seeburg distributing Bowling Alley 14' .. 250.00 previously 3 Keeney ), equa Oregon, owned by the Mu- area through sub -dealers as well as Bowlorama 12' .. 125.00 sic -Vend Distributing Company. a thorough coverage of the Greater 1 Keeney True Score .. 125.00 Lou Dunis, a coin -machine 1 Bally ABC Bowl to $14 distribu- Seattle area. CHICAGO -"We have had an abso- Lane 14' ..... 100.00 4 Bally teli tor veteran of 30 years in the Pacific The Music -Vend sales personnel lutely great year at Rowe AC during Strike Bowler 14' ...... 125.0_0 Northwest, with offices at Dunis Dis- under Galante are John F. Ford and 1963." Those were the words of Jack 1 Bally Strike Bowler 16' tributing .. 125.00 inda.. Company, 1003 S.W. Front, Joseph W. Michael. The office staff Harper, President of Rowe AC Serv- )avaId Oregon, distributes the is under the direction of Mrs. Bonnie ices, in an announcement last week. id nu "The new Rowe AC Tropicana MISCELLANEOUS is stereo phonograph was recently in- nes troduced to immediate acceptance by EQUIPMENT Ito çrr. Fischer Holiday Party distributors and operators throughout aller the country. Sales are booming, and Each of Ste 2 Air Hockeys .$ 75.00 Cail are expected to break all records. 1 Air Football 1f . 75.00 Marks Long Term Employee "We are proud to record that Rowe 1 Airmail Letter Service . Celebrity vending machines were cited 50.00 :olnPaa 3 All Star Goalie CC, New 445.00 TIPTON for their good design by the editor of 1 MO. -Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Throughout the remainder of the Ant Coloney 75.00 ve Fischer "Industrial Design" magazine in the 5 wer t1 of Fischer Manufacturing evening guests danced to the music Auto Photo #9, Recond. 1000.00 Company,lnc. received of Doc Wolfe's Orchestra. publication's Ninth Annual Design 2 Auto Photo Recond. pre only vending machines #11, 1800.00 twety-five employees and guests red Review-the 5 Midget Man 7500 their to win such recognition," continued 1 annual Christmas Party held at Number Roll Genco 50.00 stro the American Harper. 1 Sphynx Legion Hall in Tipton, American's Lipkin Down South 50.00 1 Missouri '7 "Our sales and marketing team, 1 Periscope hid at PM Saturday, Decem- - 50.00 ber 14. strengthened and expanded during 1 Basketball g cal ORLANDO, FLA.-Sol Lipkin, Amer- Champ 75.00 1963, is already drawing up new and 1 Bat Seasonal centerpieces featuring red ican Shuffleboard Company, conducted -A -Score 7500 Cason candles merchandising plans for 1964 4 Wms. and red and white carnations a exciting Cranes 95.00 c sales -service session for the staff will in delicate for all products, including the 'Trop- 1 Voice -O ceramic holders bearing of Southern Music Dist. Co. two -Graph, 45 RPM 300.00 the words icana,' Customatic background tape 1 New Voice Noel, Merry Christmas and weeks ago and among those in at- -O -Graph, Wms. 1000.00 other greetings music equipment, the Dollar Bill 3 Zodiac Horoscope perati graced the banquet tendance were Ron Rood, President of 75.00 tables. Unique Changer, Riviera cigarette machines 10 Gypsy Grandma cigarette lighters en- Southern; Rosser Shields and Carl . 150.00 )0 sq graved with a and Rowe Celebrity Vendors, as well 4 Horoscope picture of a Fischer Jones, Jacksonville office; John Har- . 245.00 Co Billiard as several new vending machines. 2 Jet Pilot s, Table were given as favors. ris, Tampa office; and H. F. Trippe, CC 195.00 Mr. and "Rowe AC is extremely proud of 2 Play Football ven Mrs. Lacy Ware of Versailles James B. Cashion, Charles Colding, . 75.00 catered the dedicated, hard-working men and 2 Pro Basketball the traditional and CC, New . d at turkey Lonnie S. Cornelius Sr., Fred Ellis, Type 445.00 beef dinner. 2 Road Racer, Wms, Merill E. Hummon Jr.; John O. Mor- women who comprise our successful . 375.00 lis, W At i9 Penny Weighing the completion of the meal, an, Elton L. Munson, Wilbur E. Nel- distributor and field organizations. Scales 50.00 h E. L. Fischer, 1 Set Shot Basketball its President of the com- son, Richard Claire Odem, Leroy of a 1964 145.00 pany, made With them, we are assured 4 Space Age a few remarks indicative Pledge, Grady Ricketson, Glenn F. . 175.00 of the growth even better than 1963," concluded 1 Striking Power with of the firm in 1963. He Wright and Herbert Mullens. A Upright 75.00 called attention 1 Super Basketball Genco to the streamlined Christmas party followed the sessión the exec. ' 150.00 were Empress 3 Super Jumbo Hockey Billiard Table introduced in and according to Lipkin, who demon- . 150.00 September 1 3-D Viewer c, No which was on display in 75.00 the strated the firm's "Electra II" pool 2 e0 banquet hall. He thanked the table and "Imperial" shuffleboard, "a Color Slide 3D Dispenser 375.00 employees 1 Digger for their loyal service Ron Rood is - 95.00 ,large throughout Party indeed something OPERATE 3 Foot Vibrator the year and explained to behold." 75.00 town briefly added benefits available to them this Earlier, Lipkin made a field trip 'es year relative to the Major through So. Carolina with H. H. Medical Blue Cross Ysllcás and Plan Hospitalization Hackler of Sparks Specialty Co., S. C. and a Retirement -Annuity Plan distribs. adopted in July for employees with three years' service. Fischer All Prices Quoted Crated presented a ten year serv- F.O.B. Philo. yY ice award pin to Frank Lang. Five _MERRY year pins 196 were awarded to Stem - ACTIVE'S berger, Sam WIRE -PHONE -WRITE TODAY Bayne, Billy Homan and the choice ter ,35,2, Edward Becker. John Broderson, who WilDeAr" 1,23, was not present, FOUR PLAYER GAME Send for Complete Lists From 64 also earned a five THE LOWEST year pin. ADJUSTABLE 3 or 5 BALL PLAY 59 R. W. (Bill) World's Largest Inventory ger Weikel, Sales Mana- PRICES and Exclusive Williams Features for Fischer, with offices in Mc - Hen, Illinois, BEST EQUIPMENT New Drum Units ARCADE -GAMES -BINGOS and his wife,l,º1' New Coin Switch along with RIDES Pat Parris and wife were Latch -lock Playfield -MUSIC -etc. orb present and extended their greetings ALWAYS New to the local personnel. Charles Exclusive Gottlieb and Rock -Ola Distributor Combs, in behalf of his and Dela- n s low employees, fel- for Eastern Penna, So. Jersey DAVID ROSEN C presented Mr. & Mrs. ware. c9fith:aene eh Fischer Reconditioned Equipment For Export Christmas gifts of a divan Electronic Mfg Corp Exclusive AMI Dist. Ea. Pa. #1 and ACTIVE Amusement Machines Co. chair SI , III of gold Early American 4242 W Fillmore Chicago 24, 855 N. BROAD STREET, PHILA. 23, PA, Print and 666 No. Broad Street, Phlla. 30, P., Ptlplar 9-4495 0," an electric vacuum cleaner. 1101 Pittston Ave.. Scranton Penna. PHONE - CENTER 2-2903 Cash Box --January 4, 1964 45 IN A www.americanradiohistory.com Cash Box VENDING NEWS The Vending Machine Industry's Only Newsweekly

Georgia Governor Assures Industry Geo. Terris Elected Per Machine Tax Proposal Has Been Dropped Wisconsin Head CHICAGO-George Terris, vice president, Stacy Brothers Co., Milwaukee, Seen As Discriminatory, Unconstitutional, Burden To Industry Growth Wis., has been elected president of the Wisconsin Automatic Merchandis- initiate a comprehensive in Chicago CHICAGO-Because of joint action program of quarters and was advised ing Council (WAMC) according to by National Automatic Merchandising aid to education beginning next year. of the Vending Industry viewpoint on Gilbert H. Tansey, NAMA state coun- Association (NAMA) and its affili- Vending and soft drink taxes were the tax proposal. Additional contact cil secretary. ated Georgia Automatic Merchandis- among sources to be considered. was made with GAMC officials. He succeeds Carl Millman, Auto- ing Council (GAMC), a tax on vend- Following this announcement, the Leaders of GAMC then met with matic Merchandising Corp., Milwau- ing will not be included in the Georgia State Budget Bureau began to study Governor Sanders, December 18. At kee, who voluntarily stepped down 1964 revenue request the feasibility of a vending tax. It the meeting administration's the Governor announced from the WAMC helm in order to to finance a proposed program of aid was to make immediate recommenda- that he had studied and accepted his fully concentrate on his new, year- to education. tions to the governor. Budget Bureau's report recommend- long job as NAMA president which Assurances that all previous con- In the course of its investigation, ing that the administration drop all begins 1, 1964. on the Budget Bureau January siderations for a tax every vend- conferred by consideration for the vending and Terris was named to head the Wis- ing machine in the state (along with phone (Dec. 11) with NAMA head- soft drink taxes. consin vending group at a "special" I a one -cent tax on soft drinks) would meeting of the council, December 17, be discarded came last Wednesday NAMA Insurance Holders in Milwaukee. (Dec. 18) from Georgia Governor Filtered Cigar Other E. Sanders during a meeting officers elected are vice pres- Carl Increase In Number ident -Mike Rizzo, Kwik-Kafe Co., with GAMC officials. Inc., Kenosha, and treasurer-Hal The governor agreed with the CHICAGO-Members of National Blotner, Dane County Automatic Vending Industry position that a tax Automatic Merchandising Association Sales, be discriminatory; Madison. Bert Veldhuizen, on vending would (NAMA) have purchased some $2.7 Veldhuizen Vending Machine Service, "possibly" unconstitutional; would not million worth of accident insurance Watertown, was retained as recording produce additional revenue, and would through the Association's new "Key secretary. be a serious burden to future Vending Man Accidelt Plan," reports W. J. All of the newly -elected officers will Industry expansion in the state, ac- Manning, Tr., Rudd-Melikian, Inc., serve cording to Richard W. Funk, NAMA interim terms until the WAMC chairman of the NAMA Group Insur- Annual Meeting in the spring of 1964, legislative counsel. ance Trustees. Tansey said. Thomas B. Hungerford, NAMA NAMA began the low cost accident The executive director, praised the gover- meeting program included re- plan last October 1 as a new service ports by NAMA staff members David nor and his assistants for their states- to members. manship and for using "rare fore- E. Hartley, public health counsel and The plan gives complete accident Walter W. Reed, public relations di- sight" in first contacting NAMA to protection up to $100,000 against ac- rector. learn the facts before taking action. cidental death, dismemberment "This approach," Hungerford and Reed briefed delegates on new de- loss of sight. It also includes per- velopments of the tobacco -health con- pointed out, "contrasts sharply with manent total action usually taken by governmental disability coverage. troversy and discussed the Vending Only full time executives and em- Industry's Self -Regulation Program. bodies when looking to the Vending ployees, Industry as a source of additional of NAMA member firms and Hartley, the Vending Industry rep- revenue." their viwes are eligible for the plan. resentative on a special vending ad- Cost is 78 cents a year for each visory committee of the Wisconsin "Because of his foresight, Governor $1,000 of coverage. (Wives Sanders acted in the public interest pay 72 State Board of Health, reported the interests of the cents.) as well as in the Manning pointed out that members group's progress in setting up stand- Vending Industry," Hungerford need ard vending sanitation regulations added. not participate in the Associa- tion's regular Group Insurance Policy following passage last July of a He also credited GAMC members in keeping their government offi- order to subscribe to the "Key Man state-wide vending sanitation law. with Accident Plan." The former group cials informed about the nature and NAMA and to policy has been available for NAMA WAMC worked jointly importance of vending-a fact which obtain the new Wisconsin law. helped prompt state officials to seek members since 1951. information direct from NAMA. The latest NAMA insurance plan Hartley said the regulations, when . is underwritten by The St. Paul In- adopted next spring, will be uniform Order of Events PHILADELPHIA-A new modern surance Companies, headquartered in little cigar-Herald, with the U.S. Public Health Service Funk reported the following chro- with a filter St. Paul, Minn. mouthpiece-has been introduced by Inquiries Vending Sanitation Code which nology of events which led to the Stephano should be sent directly to Bros., Philadelphia. These NAMA, 7 South Dearborn Street, NAMA helped to develop. A total of elimination of the vending tax con- little cigars, which are packed 20 to Chicago, Illinois 60603. 18 states already have adopted "uni- sideration in Georgia: a pack and 10 packs to a carton, have On December 10, Governor Sanders an overall form" sanitation codes for vending. would have length equivalent to a king announced that the state size cigarette. $250,000 Stacy Some 25 vending at to find new sources of revenue to There is a specially - Commissary executives designed 15 millimeter multi -capillary Nearing Completion tended the meeting. filter. Mild smoking enjoyment with- Members of out inhaling is also the WAMC Nominat- obtained by the MILWAUKEE-Construction is nearing Committee are use of shredded cigar tobaccos for the ing completion Robert Bork, Can- filler and a on a $250,000 special- teen Company, Connecticut leaf wrapper. purpose commissary headquarters to Oshkosh; A. Paul ATTENTION To insure freshness at retail levels, house expanding Owen, Jr., Owen Vending Company. each carton is hermetically operations of Stacy cello- Vending, Milwaukee area subsidiary Janesville, and Herb A. Geiger, Gei- phane -sealed, as is each package. of Automatique, Incorporated, accord- ger Automatic Sales of CIGARETTE OPERATORS 'Herald' modern little cigars have ing to Co., Division been test-marketed Arthur D. Stevens of Kansas Servomation Corp., Milwaukee. successfully this City, founder and president of the We have a quantity of the following year, and full national distribution national WAMC is one of the 10 state vend- will be completed food servicing corporation. equipment available for immediate delivery. in early 1964. Expected to ing associations affiliated with 'Heralds' are companion items be completed by Janu- 'Trend' to ary 1, the building will be situated on NAMA. Write for Special Prices. little cigars which were in- a two -acre industrial troduced by Stephano Bros. in 1958. site at 5200 North Port Washington Road in Rowe 20-700 Electric Corsair 20 Col. 'Trends' do not have the filter mouthpiece. Glendale. Rowe Ambassador 14 Col. Corsair 30 Col. A long time Milwaukee Not This Week, Anyway Herald and Trend list for $14 per firm, Stacy Rowe 520 Apco 30 Col. Vending was acquired in June by thousand. Automatique, PHILADELPHIA-The Delaware Eastern 22 Col. Notional 9 Col. Incorporated, of Kansas City, Missouri, as a wholly -owned Valley Industrial Editors held whet Eastern E-10 Smokeshop V-36 subsidiary. The new quarters here they billed as "The World's First All - Cigaromat Smokeshop V-18 will be similar in floor plan and larger Automatic Christmas Party" at the Dugrenier LP -20 Fawn 9 Col. than a similar unit recently com- headquarters of ARA na- Dugrenier K-14 Fawn 16 Col. pleted in Kansas City. Service, Last year, sales tional food service cony Seeburg E-1 Lehigh 12 120% of the publicly-held and vending firm totaled more than $16 million. In pany here. Lehigh 15 Col. Lehigh 10 Stacy Vending, Automatique acquired The entire menu was serve( a firm with an annual business volume Return - of approximately $3 million. through hot and cold vending ma Stevens, the Automatique president, chines, including turkey with tradi MONROE said the one-story, 20,000 -square foot tional fixings, vegetables, salads structure would be leased per YEAR under a beverages and hot mince pie. Eve' COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC. long-term agreement from the Ben- the highballs were dispensed with is 2423 Payne Ave., nett Land Company Cleveland 14, Ohio of Kansas City. through a vending machine. Williar Superior 1-4600 Tape - The structure is being Athon constructed by F. Deal, an ARA vice president, sai the Joseph P. 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Nom Bork, Cl the sound of money A. P Coo ;eiger, What pays the most profit in most locations? Dívísío If you said the music customers buy through the Rowe AMI Tropicana ukee. phonograph, you're one hundred percent right. state `e In the new Tropicana Rowe has created an unbeatable music-maker- 3ted 1 and an unexcelled money-maker. But The Tropicana will make more profit for the location if the music is merchandised. Now you can see the reason for the clock shown here. It has terrific ryW°Y attention -getting, point -of -sale value. Everyone's eye is drawn to a clock; pelaY what better time to encourage play-to merchandise music-than by re- minding customers it's music time? 3 held ,,s Fiat' When you merchandise music, you help your locations make more a money, more profit. And when you merchandise music, you help your- AY" by more profitable locations. Servíce self make more money opening up See your Rowe AMI distributor today for his deal. ,ending was yending ; ROWE AC with MANUFACTURING e )les, The Merchandise Mart, Chicago 54, Illinois ;e pje nged an Rowe sets the standards in vending equipment, bill changers, music systems p iine residen

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'Twas a good year for our coin machine friends in the east as it undoubtedly was for the nation's outlets with record numbers of machines being sold to Chicago coin's operators in every section of the country. Probably the single most important event of the year 1963 in the New York territory -Vas the approval of the operation of 6 -pocket tables. The pool table business has prospered because of this ruling, much to the delight of operators hereabouts. There is little valid excuse for any complaints from where we sit. Each distributor evidently did well. Some far better than others. Among the operators, }IRE CRACKER it appears as though the pool table saved the day. Music held its own. Games, aside from the 6 -pocket, held their own. 2 -PLAYER The Weiner Brothers broke with the Smokeshop machine and set to work introducing the `Starlite' model all over the metro area. The larger operators placed the machine, and this is half the battle. 1964 sales are expected to cer- PIN GAME tainly increase over the initial year, with the Weiners highly optimistic. Mike Munves always has news and this coming year the good news is that o the NY World's Fair will buy and rent many different type amusement ma- ( chines from the veteran outlet. Top industrials have reserved games and arcade machines for the springtime opening which will attract possibly 50 mil- L New "firecracker Zone" lion people before the doors close in about two years. Irving Holzman is banking on United for another good year. The `Bank EXPLODES with Pool' game was an indication of what United has on the drawing boards. In addition to a steady diet of shuffles, look for novelty games to stimulate the Scoring Action action from this area. Al Simon couldn't ask for more, what with US Billiards clicking off 6 -pocket table sales, and the distribution end enjoying peak Rock -Ola phono business. 1963 was probably one of the firm's best years. Runyon Sales Company promises big things for 1964. The Rowe AC phono has already gained the stature of a top choice by ops and with the factory NEW! EXCLUSIVE reporting in 25% increases in sales from all over the territories, Runyon can "LIFT -OUT" expect to share in a good portion of this increased business. NOW! Available SELF-LOCKING Harry Berger, on the scene as an operator for many years, is also exec with PLAYFIELD! the US Billiards firm and has therefore shared in the '63 success. Berger sees in 2 Player another good year in store for '64. ADDED BALL'' MODEL! Aspet Varten and Suren Fesjian led Mondial to one of its finest years in new equipment export sales. The demand for pins has never been greater overseas. Since Gottlieb and Williams, plus Chicago Coin are all in the Mon- rn HICAGO COIN DISTRIBUTOR! dial stable, so to speak, the exporting coinmen see a good year ahead. D3' of 1775 W. DlveislY BLVD /.0)ynamic ñdUS1r/eS. //lc.. Vic Haim and Morris Nahum, R. H. Belam's guiding lights, will more than Ola rhicayo , CHICAGO 14. ILLINOIS likely double vending volume overseas next year. This is the result of some inri diligent pavement -pounding by the export experts. Nothing ever comes easy. Seeburg's "Encore" It just looks that way. Ner Taking Forward that Steps Abe Lipsky, who bounced back after his recent illness, looks for a good year in spite of the fact that he'll have to go easy at first. Lipsky has garnered Gil some good accounts in the overseas export market, and has a good following len in the metro sales area. '64 should shape up as a good year for the vet coinman who must try to do the same good job with a little less effort and in a shorter number of hours. Li !'r Harold Kaufman ger expects Wurlitzer to hit a peak sales mark in '64. He has mu brought the line back to the point where it normally should be, combatting a harrowing ece wake of mishap, which came about before he took over, but came orp Presents through in spite of the obstacles. Wurlitzer has regained its position in the territory, thanks to Musical Distribs, and '64 promises pleasant surprises. ans YOUR GREATEST rom PROFIT oler OPPORTUNITY for 1964 Murray Kaye and Meyer Parkoff, Atlantic New York Corp., may have to go into '64 with some late `Consolette' installations, it's been that kind of year. -DELUXE 6 -POCKET Seeburg has met with success in many areas. The distribs reflect this and Na and BUMPER naturally look for continued good business during the coming year. Cpel POOL' Irea Dependable -The Tables! Sol Lipkin, on the road right up to the final weeks, sends wishes for good See Your Distributor or Write. cheer from himself and Sol Lipkin, both of whom have managed to sell lots of pool tables and have also made inroads in t va Completo Selection Parts and the shuffleboard areas where oing Accessories. more territories have taken to the 2 -player competitive sport. re51 VALLEY SALES CO. Eastern's Bert Betti, a diversified coinman to say the least, experienced his 333 Morton St. Bay City, Michigan best year for pool table supplies, sold up a storm on the Fischer line, moved One further into the vending picture, recorded a good Rock-Ola sub-distrib sales ìLo record, and reports a good year for the operation as well. earti oben The Irving Kaye plant has probably never been as busy as it was during the ere last twelve months. 1964 will see new models come off the line ready for distrib demands. New styles, some new features, are all part of the Kaye plans for so HOLLYWOOD-Steve Allen, taking the coming year. Howard Kaye will see more time on the sales road, with port time off Arnold P. from taping his nightly tele- Kaye moving into the exec offices. By the year's end, Kaye will have F BUY vision "Steve Allen Show," is pre- a firm with two well-rounded men standing by ready to fill any void which an sented with a Seeburg "Encore"/Fore- may come about. Home table sales are expected to pick up as they did in '63, and so the Kaye Family ground Music unit by representatives looks for a bright year. Gott of Amco Music & Vending Inc., Los Carl Pavesi and his Westchester Angeles Jim Vesce (left), Amco ops all look for another good business year. . - Mike Mulqueen and the upstate coinmen enjoyed g service manager for background Millie McCarthy a prosperous '63. ' gal made progress with her operation 1'asic'1 music, and Mort Drootin, sales man- tive-association as she did with her legisla- activities. . . . Bucky Van Wyck, a coinman ager. "Seeburg has long been a great enough of, had a good we don't see Csbul year. . . . Iry Morris reporting a good business year. VI pl name in the commercial music indus- Al Denver's MONY has increased membership TOP EARNINGS tract to list along and a top location con- ")1( 3. try," Allen said on the occasion. "I with other accomplishments. . and so many other in- IN dividuals and firms, we haven't mentioned, a believe that their new 'Encore' is a all in good shape now that the year bytta is ending. . . Pauline and Joe Orleck see nothing j EVERY TYPE OF great step forward." The Seeburg Grandson but happiness ahead. LOCATION Gary is home and the joyous grandparents are resolving not to spoil Foreground music system, playing him (wanna bet?). Allot]. EVERYWHERE gotl only special arrangements of instru- e mental music, As for Cash Box, we carried 82% is designed for loca- more coin machine advertising than our 1,963. "e nearest competitor during 1963. We do tions where "listenable" music have a word of thanks for our sub- iry is de- scribers and advertisers, all of whom sired. made this year the success it was. WE with WISH EVERYONE OF YOU A HAPPY AND A HEALTHY NEW YEAR. 4'ames e f 48 Cash Box-January 4, 1964 (osh B

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edly 1 to HAPPY NEW YEAR!! A bit of the edge has been lost during this usually frivolous holiday season by the tragic occurence in Dallas last November Announcing 22. However, the transition into 1964 is made with much hope for continued conk healthy business activity in the coin machine and vending industries, based :able on opinions we've been receiving from executives in both industries. dots 10 Important One area of concern in this midwestern vicinity is the St. Joseph Valley (Indiana), in which the seat of prominence is South Bend. The pending dis. shutdown of Studebaker Motor Corp's. huge plant creates a crippling blow tors, which will certainly be felt considerably by the coin machine and vending Imes, operators in that area. There is, however, a strong feeling that there will Additions be a resurgence in South Bend again, notwithstanding Studebaker's de- parture. Presently, South Bend's loss is Hamilton, Ontario's gain, since Stude- work baker will concentrate it's automotive manufacturing heavily in Canada. In atas all other areas in the midwest there are high hopes for 1964. cet. to the Hall The exodus to sunnier, warmer climes is taking its toll in Chi. Many of our local coinmen are already basking in the sun in Florida, Acapulco, that California and Nevada, and other appropriate sunspots. Notable absentees ma are Dave and Dorothy Gottlieb, who departed for Miami Beach earlier in of Fame Id Catalog ar December. Alvin Gottlieb and his lovely Evelyn recently enplaned with their mil kiddies for Puerto Rico, from where they will go to Miami Beach to visit MOON RIVER with Dave and Dorothy. Meanwhile, Nate Gottlieb and Judd Weinberg are keeping the production and shipping rolling at full blast on the new Gottlieb DAYS OF WINE AND ROSES/ANDY WILLIAMS 'Bank "Gigi" pinball amusement game. ds. Io 4-33049 te the Another coinman basking in Florida is J. H. Keeney & Co. chairman Roy McGinnis. Roy jetted south recently with his lovely wife. . The new BLUE SKIRT WALTZ pocket year looks very bright at Chicago Dynamic Industries, where Sam Wolberg and Sam Gensburg have high hopes for operator acceptance in the world JUST BECAUSE/FRANKIE YANKOVIC sines. markets for ChiCoin amusement games in '64. Present popular Chicago Coin models are the brand new "Fire Cracker" 2 -player pin -game, "Strike Ball" 4-33050 puck bowler, and "Official Spare -Lite" big ball bowling alley. Mort Secore phony is very optimistic about next year's sales report. 'actor BIG BAD JOHN on cat There's scarcely time at First Coin for holiday elation. Joe Kline, Sam LITTLE BLACK BOOK/JIMMY DEAN Kolber, Fred Kline, and the rest of the First Coin gang are just too busy . 4-33051 ee mitt shipping equipment out. Rowe AC prexy Jack Harper's statement for er see the business outlook at Rowe AC during the new year is very gratifying. He and vice prexy Fred Pollak are thrilled over the acceptance of Rowe- HEY AMI's "Tropicana" stereo phono, and Rowe AC's vending machines. JOE! ears it LOOSE TALK/CARL SMITH greats Among the local coinmen expressing their most optimistic views for '64 4-33052 e Mob in all areas of the coin machine business are such prominent people as: David C. Rockola, Edward G. Doris, Frank Doyle and George Hincker, all of Rock -Ola Mfg. Corp. Sales all over the world have been terrific at Rock - PEG O' MY HEART/CHERRY PINK AND that Ola Mfg. Corp., and they see not only a continuing trend, but a considerable re increase coin -operated phonos and vending machines. rf soin' in sales of Rock-Ola's APPLE BLOSSOM WHITE/JERRY They decked the halls with boughs and holly at United last week, and MURAD'S es easy Herb Oettinger and Bill DeSelm are looking forward happily to 1964, HARMONICATS thanks (they say) to United's "Bankpool." . The showrooms at Empire Coin were very festive last week. Most festive of all Empire Coiners were 4-33053 ,od yez Gil Kitt and Joe Robbins. They wish one and all in coinbiz a very prosperous ;amers New Year. ollovine DO NOTHING TILL YOU HEAR FROM ME coinme shorty Last Tuesday (Christmas Eve) Prexy Sam Stern hosted a gala party DON'T GET AROUND MUCH ANYMORE for his entire crew at Williams Electronic Mfg. Corp. Sam and sales manager Jack Mittel celebrated a terrific 1963 sales effort with Williams flipper DUKE ELLINGTON WITH AL HIBBLER of the same in '64. . . ,Heha' amusement games, and they look forward to more 4-33054 atting Recent reports emanating from Delbert Coleman's office at the Seeburg lot can Corp. revealed plans for tremendous growth commencing in '64 in plant ex- tt' pansion, and in other areas. The general consensus of opinions garnered n in from Tom Herrick and Stanley Jarocki bear out FOUR BROTHERS/APPLE HONEY aes. Jack C. Gordon, Bill Adair, Coleman's optimistic predictions for all divisions of the Seeburg Corporation. WOODY HERMAN & HIS ORCH. ove to It of ye$?. Naturally, Hank Ross, "Iggy" Wolverton, Bob Jonesi and Ruth Sheffield 4-33055 this art expect a big "Winner" in '64. How can Midway Mfg. miss with a "Winner" already on the production lines. By the way, it's a 2 -player amusement game! Over in snow -banked Omaha Hymie and Eddie Zorinsky tell us they'll SMALL WORLD/A CERTAIN SMILE be happy results in '64 that they enjoyed in 1963. for glo to see the same sales JOHNNY MATHIS sell 100 It was a great year at H. Z. Vending & Sales. . J. H. Keeney & Co. is doing 2 to where well at year-end with the new "Colorama" -player, according 4-33056 as prexy Art Weinand and sales manager Clayton Nemeroff.

bid WABASH CANNON BALL ienced One of the nicest Christmas cards was received from old buddy Bob Portale, e, rnov of Lou Wolcher's Advance Automatic Music in San Francisco. We extend GREAT SPECKLE BIRD #1/ROY ACUFF Crib heartiest Season's Greetings to Bob, his lovely Lotte, and young Tom and Robert Portale.... Among the 1964 predictions for success in coinbiz notable 4-33057 were reports from Bill Weikel and Ewald Fischer, of Fischer Sales & Mfg. Co.... And, Milt Wiczer, Ed Ruber and Morrie Wiczer, of Wico Corp.: . Also, Ted Mfg. Co. A very optimistic I LOVE YOU SO MUCH IT HURTS for dg Rubey and Estelle Bye, of Marvel plansad report was garnered from our old steam bath buddy Johnny Frantz, of road, J. F. Frantz Mfg. Co. Johnny and sales chief Don Congdon expect a humdinger SLIPPING AROUND/FLOYD TILLMAN ha. of a new games. will year with Frantz counter amusement 4-33058 roid ah' did in Gottlieb's new "Gigi" pinball amusement game is already a "hit" at Na- tional Coin Machine Exchange, according to Joe Schwartz and Mort Levinson. . Heartiest season's greetings to all from Charles (Jimmy) Johnson and his The Hall of Fame Series... ye' gal Friday, Corinne, of Globe Distribs. We sure had a ball at Atlas loess Music's Christmas party (12/19) at the Blackstone Hotel, hosted by Eddie Ginsburg. All-time top songs and performances providing an unending source leg18 Busy Atlas-ites at the soiree were Eddie, Bob Fabian, Stan Levin, n¢r Bill through repeated don't Phillips, Chuck Harper, etal. Eddie presented Mike Blumberg and of profit for coin operators jukebox play. Mort Jacobs with gold wrist watches for their 20 years of continuous service Ye at n Atlas Music. Everyone had a ball! . . . A final word for 1963-Have a ration healthy other and happy New Year! at the', On Columbia Records! .9"COLUMBIA, osas ah Another large firm looking forward to a great 1964 business year is Bally f!]MARCAS REG, PRINTED IN U.S.A. to Mfg, Co. Bill O'Donnell and Herb Jones are anxiously awaiting '64, and all the fine sales it offers. a considerable rebirth at Bally in 1963.. There has been . We look to World Wide Distribs for a big '64. Nate Feinstein, than Iry Ovitz, Harold Schwartz and Fred Skor expect hefty increases in sales +g with Seeburg music and with ChiCoin amusement or games. and vending products, itYEAR,

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www.americanradiohistory.com Peach State Skeds Williams Class California KALL-NEENEEYW'S CHICAGO-Jack Mittel, sales mana- Clippings ger for Williams Electronic Manufac- turing Corporation, this city, advised this past week that there will be a service school session on Tuesday, Most distributors in the L.A. area closed at noon on the 24th and on the C OLORAM January 15, at Peach State Trading 31st of December, to extend the holidays for their employees. . Bill Worthy, Company, Columbia, South Carolina, Star Service of San Diego, looking over the new games at C. A. Robinson & the DIFFERENT featuring the entire line of Williams Co. Bill, together with Ron Roush provide an excellent service organization 2 -PLAYER amusement fliper games. for the operators in the San Diego area, as well as operating themselves. Hank Norm Clark, Williams Electronic's Tronick informs, as more United Bank Pools get out into the field, more and FLIPPER GAME! field service engineer, will conduct See your Distributor more operators are convinced that this is the different game they have been the classes, and conclude the sessions waiting for, one which can be operated without legal restrictions. Hank added, or contact with a question and answer period. that collection reports have been excellent! Cam Hathway of San Luis Amuse- Falk, general manager of J. H. KEENEY & CO., Inc. Jim ment Co. in San Luis Obispo, Calif., visiting this week at Robinsons. . . Peach State Trading's Columbia, S. C. The shop at Simon Distributing Co. working overtime to expedite export or- 2600 W. 50th St., Chicago 32, III. distributorship, stated that advance Phone HEmlock 4-5500 ders for shipment to Manila and Singapore. Joe Merel, parts department, re- ï returns indicate there will be a large ports December was the busiest month of the entire year. Frank Mencuri turnout of area -wide operators and happy to be back on the job following recent surgery and several weeks ab- their servicemen in attendance. sence. . Mr. R. E. Smith is the special salesman handling the All-Tech pool table at Amco Music & Vending, Inc., for So. California. The new line has been creating interest and excitement among the operators. A Xmas party was held on the premises Saturday, Dec. 21 for all employees. Mort Drootin, mgr. of the background music division, still at Mid Valley Hospital in Van Nuys due to a heart attack. . . . RCA Victor singing star Neil Sedaka and Special Close Out promo man Mike Borchetta stopped by the Leuenhagen `record bar,' promoting "Bad Girl," Neil's latest hit. . At American Coin Machine, Inc., Bill Lanzy said the shop has been unusually active with repairs in spite of the holidays. Virgil Kirby of Tucson, Arizona, in town this week and visiting at Duarte END OF MODEL RUN International Sales Co. Shop mechanic, Mario Enrique, spent Xmas in Mexico with his family. . . William Yedlin, Thousand Oaks, out of town on a 15 day LIMITED SUPPLY OF OUR vacation and Lee Wint, Montebello, now sporting new Coupe DeVille Cadillac. Red Creswell, former mechanic at Paul Laymon, Inc., stopped by for a visit. Red is now retired and enjoying every minute of it! Jim Wilkins' sons, KARTOON THEATERS David & Jim, Jr., both members of the La Habra High School Concert Choir,

took part in a special Christmas program; Jim, Jr. acted as narrator. . COMPLETE WITH FILM (2) Warren Rowe, operator, is the proud father of Dianne Lin, born December 2nd. . . . Royce Garnis of the local Wurlitzer Factory Branch spending the holidays with his family in No. Carolina. . . . At California Music Co., a party was held on Xmas Eve for the employees, with everyone reporting a N $295.00 good time! Gabe Orland is spending a few days in San Francisco. . . . Visit- ing on Pico Blvd. was Wayne Davis, former controller for Minthorne Music F.0" B. LOU. KY. Co. and well known to all the Op's in So. Calif. Wayne is now building high- ii S rise apartment buildings in Arcadia, but still takes time to keep tabs on what's going on in the coin machine business. . . Two carloads of the Tropicana ALL SALES phonographs arrived this week at the R. F. Jones & Co. Chuck Klein informed CALL Só SIGHT DRAFT they are engineering the rebuilding of the Rowe RV 750 single cup coffee W brewer; same will be reasonably priced. Jack Rolling, Treasurer, in from the 583-8059 San Francisco office and spending a week in L.A. Jack said M'el Semans, mgr. OR WRITE URBAN of the background music dept., happy over the birth of their 5th child, a baby boy born on Dec. 16.. . . Mr. & Mrs. Jack Harper, Pres. of Rowe Manufactur- INDUSTRIES INC. ing Chicago, will be house guests of Mr. & Mrs. R. F. Jones at their home LOUISVILLE 2, KY. in Palm Springs, for the New Year holiday. Mr. Jones spent a day at the 715 WEST MAIN, L.A. office en route to the Desert, and Dean McMurdie, Exec. Vice Pres. of Rowe Mfg. Chicago, also stopped by on his return from Japan. Some of the visiting operators seen on Pico Blvd. this week were: Cecile Ellison, Lancaster; Harold Sharkey, Huntington Park; Fred Anderson, Pasadena; Bob Hathaway, Ventura; Amos Hamady, Lancaster; Cliff Jones and John Ketcher- If you are reading sid, Long Beach. . . someone else's copy of Ccish Box UPPER MID -WEST MUSINGS Morris Berger, Duluth, in town for the day making the rounds picking up records and parts.... Hank Krueger, Fairfax, Minn. in town for a few hours why not mail this coupon visiting a few distributors.... Tony Ratchford, Huron, and Dean Schroeder, Aberdeen, So. Dakota in town overnite calling on distributors and also doing some Christmas shopping.... Happy birthday to Harold Lieberman, Minne- apolis. ... Earl Berkovitch and son Howie, Superior, in town for the day visiting friends and picking up parts and records... Bert Davidson and K. H. Johnson of The Wurlitzer Co. at the Sandler Dist. Co. Minneapolis Mon. 16th.... Richard Hawkins, Rochester, has bought the Henry Kummer route today at Spring Valley, Minn.... Butch Englestad is only 19 years old but is doing a great job taking care of the Rocket Amusement Co. route.... Clem Pinewski, up and around after a bout with the flu germ. Also had tough luck as his brand new pick-up caught fire in the cold weather. Only had 1400 miles on it. . . ri Lloyd Williamson, Winona, in town for the day picking up his parts and rec- THE CASH BOX Please Check Proper ord order. , Classification Below 1780 BROADWAY Ires MY FIRM OPERATES THE st NEW YORK 19, N. Y. FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT: Jun JUKE BOXES Enclosed find my check. tart AMUSEMENT GAMES line $15 for a full year (52 weeks) subscription CIGARETTES till o $30 for full year (Airmail in United nd States) VENDING MACHINES Happy Birthday $30 for a This Week To: full year (outside st United States) OTHER $45 for o full year Airmail outside U. S.) d Sam Wolberg, A, Chgo, Ill. . Harry S. Schwartz, Miami, Fla. . . C. Qum Taylor, Jr., Brunswick, Ga.... Courtney Husband, Laporte, Clarence E. Ind.... era NAME Potter, O'Neill Neb. . . Herbert H. Weaverm, Forest Hills, L. I., N. Y. till . Earl .. E. Senter, Bakersfield, Calif. Thos. D. Sherfick, Shoals, Ind. ry Jack G. Bess, Roanoke, . Va. Jseeis Odis, Porter, Jackson, Tenn. . Morris Meyers, S. . . FIRM F., Calif. Nick Pizzuti, Pueblo, Colo. . Wm. R. fats Yanks, Phila. Pa. . . . J. D. Farris, Jr., Vicksburg Miss. , Nicholas John ntic Fokakis, Hattiesburg, Miss.... Suren D. Fesjian, N. Mrs. Sam Cohen, Atlanta, Ga. Y.... read ADDRESS A. J. Lovelady, Smyrna, Ga. . Jules Olshein, Albany retih N. Y. . Wm. Levet, M. B. Fla. . . Harold Garrett, Schenectady, N. Y illy C. C. Mason, . . Syracuse, Ind. Raymond F. Jones, S. F. Calif, . Albert LeRoy Dodson, Urbana, f Put CITY ZONE ... STATE Ohio. . Chas. A. Spillane, New Haven, tiod Conn.... Edward N. Fultz, Newellton, La. . Be Sure To Check Business Classifications Above! Evan Griffith, Washington, In D. C. . . . Gleason N. Stambaugh Sr., W. Palm Beach, Fla. J.1 DelSignore, Guido Ft. Edward, N Y Thos. P. Cassiday, Spring Valley, Ill. lient 50 Cash Box-January 4, 1964 ash

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WANT-Any age used 45 RPM records. Tell FOR SALE -We have a choice selection of us what you have. We pay all freight from late Williams Two Players. Write for prices. CLASSIFIED AD RATE 20 CENTS PER WORD anywhere. We pay highest prices. Try us MID -WEST DIST., 709 LINWOOD BLVD. - and profit. Don't wait! Write us today! KANSAS CITY, MO. Count every word including all words in firm name. Numbers in address count as MUSIC SERVICE CO., 424 E. Broad St., one word. Minimum ad accepted $5.00. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL 19. ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check is not enclosed with order Richmond Va. your classified ad will be held for following issue pending receipt of your check or cash. FOR SALE -Rock -Ola 1493 Princess $650; Classified Advertisers. (Outside USA NOTICE-$67 add $52 to your present sub- AMI L-200 $725; Cont. 1 $575; Lyric $475; scription price). You are entitled to o classified ad of 40 words in each week's issus WANT-Bingo mechanics to work in fabulous K-100 $525; W-80 WB $20; WQ-200 $49.50; for a period of One Full Year, 52 consecutive weeks. You are allowed to change your Las Vegas call 3823633 for further informa- Wurl: 2300 $400; Seeb: 3WA WB $49.50: Classified Ad each week if you so desire. All words over 40 will be billed at the rate tion in Las Legas, HONEST JOHN'S -2456 BIRD MUSIC DIST. INC.-124-126 POYNTZ of 20c per word. Please count words carefully. Be sure your Classified Ad is sent to LAS VEGAS BLVD. -LAS VEGAS. NEV. AVE. -MANHATTAN, KANS. reach New York publication office by Wednesday, 12 Noon, of preceding week to appear in the following week's issue.

Classified Ads Close WEDNESDAY WANT -Juke Box operators for a steady year FOR SALE-Cig. Machines Corsair 30 $119.50; round outlet for your used records. We pay Continental 30 $219.50; Route Ready Cor- no quan- Send all copy to: CASH BOX, 1780 Broadway, New York 19, N.Y. freight. Top prices, manufacturers sair $149.50; Continental 30 8249.50; Re- tity too large. LP's or 45's. Call or write. conditioned and painted. Apeo Soda Shoppe BULLDOG DIST. 1NC.-33 SPRING ST. - 4 D Ice $895; Cola Spa Soda 3 D complete LYNN. MASS. (Tel. 593-3920). $95; AUTOMATIC SELLING ASSOCIA- TION WANT-Music, games, vending. Call. ATLAS -12 WATERFORD ROAD -ISLAND DISTRIBUTORS, 1024 COMMONWEALTH PARK, N.Y. (Tel. 212 -GE 1-3321). AVE., BOSTON 15, MASS. (Tel. RE 4-1384). WANT -Attention Distributors, Operators! We WANT pay cash used boxes, all makes of for juke pinball., shuffles, bowlers, guns, guns, ar- -Experienced cade list to: IMPERIAL. FOR SALE -New kiddie rides Southland WANT pinball and music box equipment. Forward Traveling Pony; X17 Space Ship; Traveling mechanic to relocate. References and resume COIN MACHINE CO. -498 ANDERSON Dinosaur; of experience. Salary Top locations available. write or commensurate with AVE.-CLIFFSIDE PARK, NEW JERSEY. phone. WESTERN CO. ability. Reply. BOX 602 BOX WANT -Used 45 RPM Records. TRAILS AMUSE. - -CASH -1780 All types, as 132 SHAKER ROAD -EAST LONGMEAD- BROADWAY-NEW YORK, N.Y. 10019. they run, right off the route. No sorting or picking. We pay OW, MASS. (Also 3249 N. BROADWAY freight from anywhere In CHICAGO, (Tel. DI8-2900) USA. Standing order available for regular ILL. shippers. JALEN AMUSEMENT CO., INC., WANT -45 RPM Recorde. new or used. No 14 EAST 21st ST.. BALTIMORE 18, MD. quantity too large or small. Highest prim. paid. Write stating quantity on hand. TONY WANT GALGANO DIST. CO.. 4135 W. ARMITAGE. II -Late Gottlieb & Williams Pin Games. Kr also all types of Music Boxes and AMI 200 CHICAGO 39, ILL. (Tel. Dickens 2-7060). FOR SALE -New Location Specials. Phone or selection Hideaway. write. MILLER - NEWMARK DIST. CO., N CLEVELAND COIN Be INTERNATIONAL 2029 PROSPECT. 3767 EAST 28th STREET. GRAND RAP- CLEVELAND, OHIO.- IDS 8. MICH. (Tel. 949-2030 or 949-2031) WANT -Seeburg HI Fi C.V. 2-8 f( TOLEDO Speakers. Area Code -616 COIN MACHINE. 814 SUMMIT WANT-Your used or surplus 45 rpm records. -TOLEDO, OHIO. also new surplus LP's. We buy all year 'round and pay top prices. No lot too large or too small. We pay freight. BEACON WANT -Surplus 45 rpm records. We buy large quantities, RECORD DIST. INC.. 725 BRANCH AVE.. on a very steady basis. We PROVIDENCE. R.I. (Tel. UNion 1-7500. FOR SALE -For export! Sweet Shawnee, Big IR are the nation's foremost packager of pro- 3. Flashback, Wildcat, Twist, Laguna Beach, Jo motional priced JAckson 1-5121). and packaged phonograph WANT -Records, Circus Queen; CROSSE-DUNHAM & CO record packs. Bank references furnished, we 45's and LP's, surplus, re- 350 GREENDALE ROAD, YORK, PENN- Bel are rated In D turns, overstock, cut-outs, etc. & B. NATIONAL BAG -0 - WARRINER, HARRY SYLVANIA. Is: TUNES, INC.. 15 ALABAMA AVENUE, KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC Ind ISLAND PARK, L. 1., CO. -453 McLEAN AVE., YONKERS, Ist N. Y. (Tel. 516 -TU (Tel. N.Y. WANT -Special Attention! Please note our 9-9300). GReenleaf 6-7778). new address and phone number (eff. Jan. No 1st!) We want all makes and models Pool (7e sale or will trade: Tables; Late Shuffles. For FOR SALE -United 16' Falcon B.A. $450; 16' 3 Cue-Tease; Spinner. Chi - Bally -In-Line: Playtime B.A. $225; 16' Bonus B.A. $200; Coin Riot Gun; Southland Speedway. All 16' Jumbo B.A. $195; Silver Roll -Down $595; new in original crates at drastically reduced Super Slugger Baseball $95; Shuffle Baseball WANT -Seeburg M100c, HF100R, VL200, 222S, WANT -Buckley prices. REDD DISTRIBUTING CO. INC.- AY160S, DS160S, track Odd, Bally Grand- (floor sample) $595; Chicoin: 6 -pl; Midway Wurl: 1900, 2000, 2100, stand and Kentucky 70-80 COOLIDGE HILL ROAD -WATER - RS 2150 2200, 2250. 23005, 2400S, One Balls, Evans Races, DeLuxe Shooting Gallery $225; Skee-Fun 2500S, 2600S. Standard and Sun TOWN, MASS. (Tel. WA 6-2550) au 27005. Rockola 1448, 1454, 1455, Chiefs, and similar type $225; CENTRAL OHIO COIN MACHINE AMI H200E, machines, used 7,95 J200ES, Guns, Bowlers, Bingos. Rush offers Shuffleboards. Imperial 22 -ft. EXCH. INC.-858 N. HIGH ST. -COLUM- to VICTOR HUGO SASKATCHEWAN COIN BUS, OHIO. (Tel. AX 4-3529). ES - KONINGIN ASTRID- MACHINE, 1025 -104th -P0 LAAN-49 MECHELEN, BELGIUM. TLEFORD, ST.. NORTH BAT- SASKATCHEWAN, CANADA. WANT-Skillcards and kicker & catcher Counter games, must he reasonable. TRI - STATE -BOX 272 -MILES CITY, MON- TANA. FOR SALE: For export-Bally Beach Beanty, WAND' Big Show, Broadway, Beauty Contest (new), -Used Spanish (Mexican, Puerto Ri- Gott. World Champ, Turf Champ, Midway can) 45 rpm records. We pay RS freight. 150 and the WANT -Attention: Distributors Joker Ball, Bally Bank Balls (new). NOBRO bldn KING SALES -1415 WASHING- and record NOVELTY, 142 DORE TON ST. -BOSTON. shops. There's Gold on your ST., SAN FRAN- leapt MASS. rpm shelf. Want 45 WANT -Experienced juke box and game me- CISCO, CALIF. MA 1-5438. records up to 10 years old. Highest feller prices paid anywhere. chanic. Permanent. Good salary. In North Up to 430 each -our Carolina. Write BOX 601 BOX airs; choice. BIG JOHN -CASH - ken! RECORDS. 687 WASH- 1780 BROADWAY -NEW YORK, N.Y. INGTON ST., BOSTON, ALE; 7426). MASS. (Tel. 338- 10019. WANT 16101 -New records 45 rpm and LP's ans FOR SALE -Bally Shuffles; ABC Super, De- afssl quantity. Highest prices paid. All replies luxe. Congress, Whiz and Speed United confidential and favorable to Shuffles; and dj'a, reviewers Eagles and Atlas. GLOBE DIST. Mfrg. with surplus inventories. REC- CO. INC., 2330 N. WESTERN AVENUE, ORD SHACK, 274 W. 125th YORK, STREET, NEW CHICAGO 47, ILL. N.Y. (Tel. UN 6 -1600 -area 212). code FOR SALE WANT -Need Gottlieb Pingames SA Phonographs and Seeburg FOR SALE -Williams: Tom Toms $345; Ma- (V-200'8 and more recent mod- eint el.). Quote prices jor Leagues $345; Mardi Gras' $440; Gott: e F.O.S. nearest seaport. E P.V.B.A.ONENBURG- Gauchos $480; Tropic Isles $235: Rack -A - FOR SALE -50 recorded songs only $3.01. boá8, STRAAT,A ANTWERP-BELGGIIUM. Balls $285; Chicago Coin: Sun Valleys $375: Many great songs by favorite artist, oar WANT-Late Bingos, CABLE choice. Gott: 2-4 players. See- ADDRESS:VERREDA. Bally: Silver Sails $950: Golden Gates $825; New records, guaranteed. State style OIN ! burg CV200, Large Ball of music R -rollover Bowlers. Lidos $700; Can Cans $700; Three-In -Lines preferred-Pop, & B or Country. AS VI Unehopped, complete, working packed orig- $425; Beauty Contests $125: Skill Parades Offer good only U.S.A. No C.O.D... inal cartons. We pay RHYTHM RECORDS Prices CASH in Dollars. $75; Hootenanny,. Write. NEW ORLEANS -BOX A -ARCADIA, FOB nearest seaport. MAX LOBO NOVELTY CO.-1055 DRYADES STREET CALIF. & CO-MEIR 23, ANTWERP, BELGIUM. -NEW ORLEANS, LA. (Tel. 529-7321) (Tel. 33.81.33 -cable LOBOMA). WANT -New SiI 45 rpm records. No quantity ard ¡ large or small. We to pay the highest price, FOR FOR SALE -Distributors of Bally, Gott: Wil- plus all freight. Also over -run SALE-Wallboxes, Wurl: 5207, $25: WANT -Juke Box Operators. For records. return hit 5210 845; Seeb: 3W1's $25; St. Bernard liams, Chicago Coin, etc; Bingos; Novelties; year round a steady Contact immediately for Kiddy ken outlet for your used records. transaction Call Collect. quick Dog Kiddie Ride $195: Globe type 100 nut Rides; Bowlers; Shuffles; Pool Tabla; Manufacturers'. SUTTON RECORD Arcade Equipment; e 6l For your overruns and sur- CO. 34 EAST 14th STREET machines $5; AMI E120 $75- Muto. St. Everything that takes plus LP's & 45e. Call or write. (Tel. NEW YORK. Christopher $89.50. GRECO BROS. AMUSE. coin. Call or write NASTASI DIST. CO. - RECORD EASTERN CH 2-3250). SALES & DIST. INC., 751 10th CO. INC.-1288 BROADWAY -ALBANY, 1055 BARONNE ST. NEW ORLEANS, LA. AVE.. N. Y. 19, N. Y. (Tel. CI 5-9169). N.Y. (Tel. HObart 5-0228) (TEL. 523-6386) Quickly.

WANT -Panorama and Panoram parte. United WANT -45 rpm Record closeouts. FOR SALE -Guns cleaned, reconditioned ready FOR SALE -Cash for used Mills or Jennings Triple Plays Wanted. ADVANCE surplus and cut-outs. Returns. for location. Genco Circus $125; Williams slot machine,. Machines TIC AUTOMA- New only. Call or Vanguard can be shipped SALES CO., 1350 HOWARD ST.. SAN write. H. SHENKMAN. PARAMOUNT $140; Chicago Coin Worlds Fair legally to Nevada. All inquiries will be con' FRANCISCO, CALIF. (Tel. HEmlock RECORD CO. -16 CHERYL $425; Genco Wild West $125; Williams Her- fidential. Write or call WESTERN NOV' 1-1750). -BETHPAGE, LANE NORTH, cules $175; Bally Sharpshooter N. Y. (Tel. 516 -MY 4-4178). $225; ELTY CO., 1995 DICKERSON ROAD, UNITED DISTRIBUTORS INC.-902 WEST RENO, NEVADA. (Tel FA 3-8546). SECOND STREET-WICHITA 3, KANSAS.

WANT -We pay the highest Bally Bingos prices for all and Gottlieb Pinball. manu- FOR SALE -Embassy S/A $595; Zenith S/A FOR SALE -1 new 408 Rock -Ola $1075; I factured 1958 and up. WANT-We pay cash as always New 404 Rock -Ola 1 404 Rock« Interested all brand Wurlitzer; for: Seeburg; $225; Want: United Rumpus; Chi -Coin Ci- $925; used new closeouts. Also arcade equipment. AMI and Rock -Ola music. tation: Ola $850; 1 used AMI Lyric 100 $450;_i or Cable lieb Pins; Gott- write to: HOLLAND-BELGIE, Arcade equipment; Bally HAWK used Seeburg AY100 $775; 1 used ADD EUROPE Write or Bingos; SKILLZerGAMESMel CO.250 67 SWAGGER - 276 cable: PALMER TOWN J -20M $395; I used AMI L-200 1 nest SSSELS5PRBELGIUM.EhUE TRACO-31 AT BELIN- ROAD -SCOTIA 2, N.Y. 12302 $895; AV,(C SOMERSTRAAT-ANTWERP C.C. Grand Prize 16' Bowler $1050; WAG bleOUISEaddress. HOBEL- 1, EUROP-BRUSSELS. BELGIUM. LACE DIST. CO.-P.O. BOX 75 -MINERAI' WELLS. TEXAS. (Tel. FA 5-3600 Aree Code 817)

FOR SALE -Specials: Completely tioned. recondi- Keeney Old Plantation $175; Star- WANT-Bally Gun Smoke; C. C. Bull's time $195; Bally Drop Balls with Eye Bowler 16' $545; 21' $575; 8000 feature; Midway Red WANT -For resale: Seeburg AMI -F80 $145; F120 $165; JCH-100M $245; Ball: Rock-Ola 1464; Super Jumbo; and Wurlitzer Seeburg V200 Black Keeney Phonographs, Games. Send inventory $150; Wart: 1900 $195; FOR SALE export: Bingos, Dragon; Seeborg L-100. CROSSE- lowest cash and United Big Bonus Shuffles -For Uprights, DUNHAM CO. prices. HASTINGS DIST. CO. 8j4' $295; 3 Way Circus (25) Double Shot (30). We convert & -350 GREENDALE ROAD INC.-6100 WEST $345; MICKEY ANDERSON AMUSE. CO. -YORE:, PA. BLUEMOUND ROAD 314 - to cash pay -any coin. -AUTO -BELL NOV' MILWAUKEE 13, WISC. - EAST 11th STREET-ERIE, PA. 16503 (Tel. GLendale 2-3207) ELTY-29 WEST KINZIE STREET-CHI' CAGO 10, ILLINOIS. 52 Cash Box -January 4, 1964

www.americanradiohistory.com CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION MFRS. NEW EQUIPMENT ion t rOR SALE-Pokerino nearly new wan crop FOR SALE-For export. Bally Lotta Funs CURRENTLY IN PRODUCTION LOD. chute and knock off. Also have some older $225; Barrel O Funs $325; Shoot A Lines Pokerino games with push chutes. if you $425; FOB Port of Philadelphia, Pa. Late Prices shown are list prices f.o.b. factory. Mfrs. hare not authorized prices where no price is shows need parts for your Pokerino we have them. United Shuffle Alleys. D & L COIN MA- Write. JAMES TRAVIS, P.O. BOX 206. CHINE CO. -414 KELKER STREET-HAR- MILLVILLE, N.J. RISBURG, PA. Cable address DALCOIN. AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD CORP. 77 Candy Merchandiser, 11 sel. 860 cap. Imperial Shuffleboard Tasty 20 Candy Merchandiser. 20 sel, 560 cap. 6 selection, Electra II 6 Pkt. Pool Table Celebrity Pastry Merchandiser, 1611 100 capacity, modular. c Uli AMERICANA BILLIARD CORP. Celebrity Hot Food Merchandiser, 7 selection, $4951 Tropicana Bumper Pool 140 capacity, modular. AUTO -PHOTO CO. Celebrity All Purpose Merchandiser, 130 ca- O$19.9 :OR SALE-WE have a limited number of FOR SALE-Games & music of pacity, 130 selection, modular. bingos all kinds: Model 12 Studio $3,246.00 Keeney Venus for sale at various Baseballs $100 up; Pin Games $75 up; S. V 2 Auto -Voice Recorder Celebrity Fresh Brew Coffee Merchandiser, attractive close out prices. Brand new. If Alleys $50 up; Games $125 up; Bally Horses BALLY MFG. CO. 11 selection, 750 cup capacity, modular. any one is interested contact GENERAL $200 ea; 6 for $1000. Also used Vending Celebrity Cold Drink Merchandiser, 4 selec- LTD..-IRELAND ISLAND, Star -Jet Pin (12/63) SALES CO., & Cigarette Machines. Wire, write. or call! Hootenanny Pin (11/63) tion, 1000 cup capacity, crushed ice feature BERMUDA. GABRIELSON & CO. -724 MEMORIAL Bounty (Bingo) (10/63) optional, modular. DRIVE S.E.-ATLANTA 16. GA. (Tel. 525- Dollar Bill Changer, 10 change combinations, $119;. Super 8 Shuffle (4/63) 7441). Fun -Phone (3/63) up to $300 bank capacity. dy Cr Celebrity Condiment unit, accommodating 50; R. Bucky Bronco Kiddie Horse $996.00 lengths oven, can opener, ketchup, mustard, salt, Shop; Deluxe Bally Bowler 16' pepper, etc., modular. rompit 5' Extension Sections $106.00 (May Customic Background Music (Tape Car- 3SOCl ?OR SALE-Bally Challenger B/A 13' $325; 1962) tridge) ISLAS Bally Lucky S/A $150; Bally Mystic S'A FOR SALE-Relays-low cost, high quality. CHICAGO COIN MACHINE $75; United Deluxe Baseball $375; Bally general purpose open style made to your Firecracker 2P (12/63) Pin THE SEEBURG CORP. DeLuxe Club Bowler $195; United Super specifications. Short run our specialty. Also Spotlite Shuffle 11/63 LPC-1-Stereo LP Console, 160 Selection Slugger Base $125; United Handicap $95; electrical harnesses and Official Spare Lite (Big Ball) (9/63) Phono. switch stack assem- 160 Selection C.C. Red Pin $125; Keeney Ranger Gallery blies. MARVEL MANUFACTURING CO.. Sun Valley Pin (8/63) LPC-1R-Stereo LP Console, Regulation Bally A.B.C. Riot Gun (6/63) Phono., remote control. $125; United $75; 2847 W. FULLERTON AVE., CHICAGO. stand- ioathk $75; AMI W-120 Wall Boxes (9) 525; ILL. (Tel. DI 2-2424). EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. All LP Consoles have the following BETSON ENTERPRISES, INC.-3726 TON- ard equipment: Personalized, Album of Traub Card Vendor the Month Feature. Plays 83-1/8 and 46 write NELLE AVENUE-NO. BERGEN, NEW Kleer Plastic Laminator Vendor JERSEY. RPM records intermixed, Album Pricing E. CO- CINEVISION CORP. OF AMERICA and universal pricing system, Half Dollar, G)lE ï Movie -Music Machine 1ADF Cinebox Income Totalizer. FISCHER SALES & MFG. CO HLPC-1-Stereo LP, 160 Selection, Hide- FOR SALE-Gottlieb Pingames, Bally Shuffles - 33-1/8 and 46 RPM records Bowlers, Small Ball Bowlers, United Shuffle - Empress 101 (101") away Plays Empress 92 (92") intermixed, Album pricing and universal Bowlers. CALL. VENDORS EXCHANGE Income totalizer. INS., 1440 WEST 10th, CLEVELAND 13, Crown One Hundred (100") pricing system, 15 Keen- Crown Ninety (90") DS160H-Directional Stereo. 160 Selection COR SALE-Registered for export: OHIO (Tel. 861-1443). of Week Feature. ey's Red Arrows $150; 1 Gott: Liberty Bell Crown Eighty Five (86") Phono. With Artist the Phaae. 83-1/8 and 46 $450; Gott: Oklahomas $350; Assortment of Royal 90 (90") Universal Pricing, Plays ST. C Re- R, Bally Bingo machines. Write D & P MUSIC Royal 76 (76") RPM records intermixed, Half Dollar, -27 EAST PHILADELPHIA STREET- Crown Fiesta-Reg. Bumper mote Control optional. 919.111 YORK-PA. (Tel. 81846). J. F. FRANTZ MFG. CO. SC-1-Stereo Consolette, 160 Selection. FOR Includes the following features: Person- SALE-Seeburg V200'ß $150 or five for Little Leager (12/62) alized, Album of the Month, Album and $695; War): 2204 $345; 2510 $645; AMI Double Header (12/62) single pricing, Pushbutton volume control. 11120 $275; 1 120 $325; J120 $395: Con- Save Our Business Remote selection, Twin stereo speakers tinental 1 200 $495; Continental 11 200 U.S. Marshall 5d Gun Remote income totalizer. $695: Bally Spinner and Table Hockey. Kicker & Catcher 'OR chrome Wall Boxes, action 3W100-Wall-O-Matic 100, Single Pricing wan, E SALE-All make offer: direct overseas shipment from ABT Challenge Pistol closeout, immediate delivery. Seaburg 125 TW1-Twin stereo wall speaker, 8 inch ins Bs Port of Detroit. MARTIN AND SNYDER ABT Guesser Scale TC1-Twin stereo corner speakers, 8 inch 3W1, 100 Selection each $15; 100 V3WA. 200 CO.. 13200 W. WARREN - d 6( AVE.. DEAR ABT Rifle Sport TRI-Twin stereo recessed speakers, 8 inch I, PE)-' Selection each $35. We buy, sell or exchange BORN. MICHIGAN. (Tel. LUzon 2-2300) Aristo Scale any make or model of Late Phonographs EBWC1-12 - Extended bass corner/wall D. GOTTLIEB & CO. speaker, 12 inch and Wall Boxes. Inquiries invited, low- control est prices. SEACOAST DIST. CIN., 1200 Gigi (1P) (12/63) PRVC-2-Powered remote volume NORTH AVENUE, ELIZABETH 4, N. J. PAUL W. HAWKINS MFG. CC-2-Coin counter (Tel. B18-3524-5) Rodeo Pony $ 845.00 BACKGROUND MUSIC 646.00 Encore 1750 Sel. FOR SALE-For beat prices on Pin Ball and Ben Hur Chariot 1000 set. . 1450; 575.00 BMS-2-Background Music unit, Shuffleboard machines, please write or call Twin Quarterhorse Music Compact 111 I'M 234-7123. TRI -STATE DIST. CO.. Box 615. Derby Pony Jr. 560.00 BMC-1-Background )own Pi. 395.00 BMCA-1-Companion Audio Rome. Ga.. nr 1441 CENTRAL AVE.. Sam The Clown CIGARETTE VENDOR 0e Burd CHATTANOOGA. TENN. (Tel. AM 5-48501. KAYE CO., INC. 91id40,OR IRVING 4E3-Modular unit, 825 pack capacity. il; SALE-Coin changers: Twin-tube nickel, Deluxe Eldorado 6 Pkt. Series 4E3XM-Modular (less match unit) 825 pack SieePt close-out at $4.95; Dime and nickel comb. Mark I, 77x45 capacity. MA9111 $7.95; Kwik-Coin single tube 25e, each $5: Mark II, 85x47 4E4-Free Standing, Personalized, 825 pack .-COLl7l WESTERN DIST.-1226 S.W. 16th AVENUE Mark III, 92x62 capacity. -PORTLAND 5, OREGON. Mark IV, 106x68 4E4XM-Free Standing, Personalized (less FOR SALE-Capitol Road Test $375; Auto Mark V. 113x63 match unit) 826 pack capacity Test $350; Auto Test 1960 5575; Completely Deluxe Satellite, 77x46 COFFEE VENDOR reconditioned. Immediate delivery. Write for Deluxe Klub Pool 662-C-Seeburg/Bally Coffee vendor brews catalogue. MIKE MUNVES CORP.-577 Regular 66x40 coffee cup at a time. Coffee -Chocolate (dry 10036 Lich Bark 10th AVENUE-NEW YORK, N.Y. Jumbo 75x43 ingredients) 200 7 oz. cups. Selective: 5 ,teat Inn (Tel. BRyant 9-6677). I. H. KEENEY & CO. 664-D-Seeburg/Bally Modular Coffee Ven- ri. }lid«'OR SALE Bingos; Silver Sails; Twists; (dry ingredients) Golden - Colorama 2P Pin (12/63) dor, Coffee -Chocolate :1. NOB! Gates; Lidos; Can Cans; Bikinis; 460 7 oz. cups. Selective: 5 Circus Queens; MIDWAY MFG. CO. AN FBA Acapulcos; Touchdowns; 664-DS-Seeburg/Bally Modular Coffee Ven- Roller Derbys; Laguna Beaches; County Winner 2P (Novelty) (12/63) Tea (dry Fairs; dor, Coffee-Chocolate -Soup or Ballerinas; Sea Islands Carnival ROCK-OLA MFG. CORP. ingredients) 460 7 oz. cups. Selective: 6 Queens, Etc. Foreign buyers only. STATE FOR SALE-Gott: 5 balls. Baseball Games. Caravelle (20 Col., 800 Packs) Cigaret 664-R-Seeburg/Bally Modular Coffee Ven- SALES & SERVICE CORP., 1005 E. BAL- Uprights. Rock -Ola Jukeboxes and Seeburg 414S 100 Sel. (Capri II) Del. St. -Mon. dor, Coffee -Chocolate (refrigerated cream) TIMORE ST., BALTIMORE, MD. (Tel. DI 100 Wall Boxes. HALGREN DIST. INC.- 414S With St. Optional 450 7 oz. cups. Selective: 6 1 2-3055) Cable STASA 1626 3rd AVE. MOLINE, ILL. 418 160 Sel. (Rhapsody II) Del. St. -Mon. any Super, 767-Seeburg/Bally Coffee Vendor-Fits peel tell 418SA 160 Sel. (Rhapsody II) in -line modular installation, Coffee -Choco- LP Feature 650 :OBÿDL With 7" late-Soup or Tea (dry ingredients) 1494 100 Sel. Wall Phono cup capacity, Selective: 6 WC 1628 DeLuxe "Stereo Twins" Spkrs 1629 "Stereo Twins, Jr." Spkrs. SOUTHLAND ENGINEERING CORP. Time Trials (9/63) 'OR FOR SALE-All late model United Shuffle 1960 Remote Volume SALE-All kinds of Fruit Machines, Alleys and Ball Bowlers. Sacrifice. UNITED Control Unit Traveling Frog Jennings Standards and Mills High and Low Gemini Ride tops. EAST COAST CORP.-585 TENTH AVE.- 1661 Universal Wall Box Orbiting Evans Races and Bangtails, Clover NEW YORK, N.Y. (Tel. 6-6680) Bar Bracket Traveling Dinosaur Bells,n Citationfor Ship onU il 1678 (160 Sel.) Wall Box Space Ball.Draw Shoppedpped export.1urfATOMIC 1584 (100 Sel.) Wall Box Travel Pony (Adaptable to Other , srlut' COIN MACHINE CO. BOX 4312, NORTH Rides) LAS VEGAS, NEV. ROCK -OLA IVI CORP. 3 a rai Model TRLB-M-Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup UNITED MFG. CORP. GOJ Vendor-Batch fresh brew, modulator door Futura Bowling Alley (12/63) FOR SALE-Mills & Jennings Fruit Machines 4 ways, - ASCII with and light, 600 cup capacity, coffee Bank Pool (11/68) all types and models, complete auto- extra cream and sugar, whipped powdered Skippy Shuffle (11/63) matic JacPots, in top condition. Will pack chocolate, liquid sugar, liquid soup, fresh Jill -Jill (N.Y.C. Version of Skippy Shuffle) 'OR SALE--Hi-Speed in wood for export. ALMAN ENT., BEN- cream, with changer. Super Fast Shuffle DER WAREHOUSE. DICKERSON ROAD, U.S. BILLIARDS INC. Board Wax. 24 one-pound cans per case. Model 1403-S-Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup- $8.50 f.o.b. P.O. BOX 4300, RENO. NEVADA. Single cup fresh brew. 600 cup capacity. Comet 6 -Pkt. Series Dollae, Texas. Sold on money Model 6700 back Distributor for D. Gottlieb, Coffee 4 ways, extra cream and sugar. ly. C;;;;,1ChiCoin.orSTATE with sugar and cream buttons a standard Model 7700 MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS Model 8200 orPool7rl INC., 3100 MAIN ST., DALLAS, TEXAS. feature. (Extra strong coffee button kit, Model 2017, available for Model 1403-S. Model 9100 Deluxe Rotation Bumper o.1 u Also available as Model 1409 without hot DIS 2150 whipped soup feature). Model 48 FOR SALE-Wurl: 1800 $225; Wurl: Model 67 11./E»'' $345; Wurl: 2200 $495; Wurl: 2300 $595: Model 1200-Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup- Wad: 2400 $695: Wurl: 2500 5795; NORTH- single cup fresh brew. 600 cup capacity. VALLEY SALES CO. 4 ways, cream and sugar OR WEST SALES CO. of OREGON, -1040 S.W. Coffee extra Deluxe 6 -Pocket Models SALE -100,000 new 45 rpm 6 months to buttons are standard. 1 2nd AVE.-PORTLAND 4, OREGON. (Tel. Model 750A-76x42x81 year old, $10 per 100, Chocolate, Soup and 25,000 $95 per 1000. Also 228-6557). Model 8402-Coffee, Hot Model 860A-84x47x81 EP's $25 per C; $200 per M; 12" LP's Tea-(Compact Model). Single cup, fresh available ways. Model 900A-90x60x31 $100 per C; 8950 per M. RAY - brew, serves coffee and tea 4 Special 6 -Pocket Model MAR SALES 4 way tea JAMAICA CO., 170-21 JAMAICA AVE.. Model 3403-as above, without Model 746A-76x42x31 32, N. Y. (Tel. OLympla 8-4012). feature. Regulation Bumper Pool ROWE AC SERVICES WILLIAMS MFG. CO. FOR SALE-Arcade films for coin operated Rowe-AMI L-200 Phonograph with Automix, Merry Widow 4P (10/63) machines. Pasties, pin-up, burlesque and Stereo -Round (Playa 88-1/8-45 stereo or art. Available In 16mm & 8 mm. ACKER - monaural records, intermixed.) Has three- THE WURLITZER COMPANY d'OR SALE-United MAN ENTERPRISES-P.O. BOX 1334- in -one convertibility. 200 selections, 160 2700 Stereo -Mono., 200 -eel. phone. Bowler Jumbo or Royal 16' ESCONDIDO, CALIF. selections, or 100 selections. 2710 Stereo -Mono.. 100 -eel. phono. $75; Bonus 16' $125; Duplex 1175; Advance 16' HAC-200 Hideaway, 200 Sel. Sel. Mon. Wall Boxes 16' $200; ABC Tournament 200 Sel. Selective Stereo 6121 Private Stereo Spkr. for use on WB are as is, not HEB -200 Hideaway, sle five balls, d. Have CDA Stepper, CDD Stepper, WQ-100 100 5200 and WB 5250 with Models 2300 thro drink machinesr Band aecd 1 100 W.B., WQ-120 2700 vendors. Write or call. Sel. W.B., WQ-100 Sel. le jÓásed INC.-2315 CENTRAL DIST. 120 Sel. W.B., WQ-200 200 Sel. W.B., 5010 WB Ten Top Tunes sel. 60e OLIVE ST.-ST. LOUIS 3, MO. 200 Sel. W.B., Dual Price Play. 5250 WB 200 -sel. 10-25-50d . (Tel. MAL WQ-200-1 1895 3511). WB 104 -sel. :00 MISCELLANEOUS WQ-200-3 200 Sel. W.B., Dual Price Play, 5207 r 1j01: 4 -coin Rejector. 6200 WB 100 -sel. 10-25-600 75--6 op F-10486 Bar Grip. W.B. Mounting Bracket Speakers EX -600 Cylindrical Wall Speaker 6122 Stereo Convertible Console Spkr. ER -700 Wall Speaker 6123 Stereo Wall Spkr.-12" Coaxial -80,000 com- L-2130 Ceiling Spkr., Choice of Grille 6124 Stereo Comer Spkr.-8" Extended MISCELLANEOUS professional Range 'OR edy lines l Largest laugh library in show Types Listed: L-2136 Random Pattern, SALE-Attentionl We 400,000 copies L-2136 Uniform Pattern, L-2606 Circular 6126 Stereo Extender Spkr. (Packed is largest suppliers are the trade's business. 36 books; over elates, of Pool Table supplies- sold! Used by 1,000 disc jockeys! Orben's Flush -Mount Grille Pairs) cues, balls, 800 6126 Stereo Directional Spkr. (Packed in lowest cloth. etc. Beat quality, Current Comedy oar monthly topical gag Riviera Cigarette, 20 sel. pack. 10 prices, write or phone for our new service features deejay material each Is- Celebrity Cigarette Merchandiser, 14 selec- Pairs) ,n¢°,µ, RS, sue. Free catalog. Write: ORBEN DEE - tion, 810 pack capacity, modular line. Hideaway Phonographs I . 3726 TERN 2717 Stereo -Mono. 200 -sel. Í, BERGEN, TONNELEELAVETY NOR' H JAY LAUGHS, 3536 DANIEL CRESCENT Celebrity Candy Merchandiser, 11 selections, N. J. (Tel. UNion 3-8627). -BALDWIN HARBOR. N.Y. 360 capacity, modular. 2711 Stereo -Mono. 100 -sel. :ash Box-January 4, 1964 53 4,

www.americanradiohistory.com COIN MACHINE INVENTORY LISTS -USED EQUIPMENT A Compilation of Phonographs and Amusement Machines Actively Traded On Used Coin Machine Markets -New Machines Are Listed Elsewhere in This Section contd.) MUSIC MACHINES Beach Beauty (11/56) PINGAMES (contd.) Duchess Bowler (8/60) Black Dragon '60 (Midway, Midway Shooting AMI Beach Time (9/58) WILLIAMS Princess (4/61) K Twin Red Arrow(5/60) D-40, '51, 40 Sel. Beauty Contest (1/60) Gold Crown (3/62) K Flashback (6/61) Gallery (2/6U) Big Daddy IP (9/03) Midway Del. Baseball D-80, '51, 80 Sel. Big Show (9/56) Big Deal IP (2/63) Royal Crown (8/62) ARCADE E-40, '53, 40 Sel. Can -Can (10/61) Grand Prize (3/63) ABT 6 Gun Rifle Range (5/62) Black Jack 1P (1/60) Mi(7/d.T r)get Gallery E-80, '53, 80 Sel. Carnival (11/57) Casino 17P (10/58) SHUFFLES -BOWLERS Air Football E-120, '53, 120 Sel. Carnival Queen (11/58) UNITED Air Hockey Club House 1P (10/59) Mid. Caen. Tgt. Glry. F-40, '54, 40 SeL Circuit (8/57) Coquette (4/62) Shuffles Auto Photo Model 9 F-80, '54, 80 (2/61) Clipper (5/55) Amer. Shuff. Situation (2/63) Sel. Circus Queen Crossword 1P (4/59) (3/63) F-120, '54, 120 Sel. County Fair (10/59) 5th Inning (0/55) (5/61) Mid. Slugger BB Darts 1P (6/60) (6/63) G-80, '55, 120 Sel. Crossroads (1/56) Capitol (0/551 B Undersea Raider Mid. Ririe Range El Toro 21) (8/63) Mid. Raceway (10/63) G-120, '55, 120 Sel. Cue -Tease 2P (7/63) Fiesta 2Y (12/59) Super Bonus (9/55) B Derby Gun (2/60) G-200, '56, 200 Sel. Cypress Gardens (6/58) DeLuxe model B Bulls Eye Shooting Mills Panorama Peek Four Roses 1P (12/62) ) 1I.120, '57, 120 Sel. Double Header (7/56) Four Star 1P (7/58) Top Notch (10/55) Gallery (9/55) 11-200, '57, 200 Sel. Funspot '62 (11/62) Regulation (11/55) B Big Inning (5/58) Mur(11/54esBike Race (5/58) Gay Paree (6/57) Munv. Sat. Trkr. (5/59) 1.100M, '58, 100 Sel. Flying Circus 2P (6/61) Gldn. Bells JP (9/59) 6 -Star (10/57) B Heavy Hitter (4/59) t -200M, '58, 200 Sel. Golden Gate (6/62) Midget Bowling (3/58) B Ball Park (4/60) Mu Atomic Bomber Gldn. Gloves 1P (1/60) Mu Ace Bomber 1-200E, '58, 200 Sel. Key West (12/56) Gusher 1P (9/58) Shooting Stars (4/58) B Sharpshooter (2/61) J -200K,'59, 200 Sel. Laguna Beach (3/60) Eagle (5/58 B Golf Champ (8/58) Mu Dr. Mobile Jig Saw 1P (12/57) Mu Fly Saucers J -200M,'59, 200 Sel. Lido (2/62) Jumpin' Jacks 2P (4/63) Atlas (8/58) B Bat. Practice (8/59) J-120,'59, 120 Sel. Lite -A -Line (2/61) Cyclone (10/58) B Skill Roll (B 3/58) Muto Lord's Prayer Jungle 1P (9/60) -War) K-200, '60, 200 Sel. Loua -Fun (9/59) Kingpin (9/62) Niagara (11/58) B Moon Raider (7/59) Mu Photo (Pre B (10/59) Mu Photo (DeLuxe) K-120, '60, 120 SeL , Miami Beach (9/54) Kings 1P (8/57) Dual (1/59) Target Continental '60, 200 Sel. Miss America (2/58) Zenith (6/59) B Spook Gun (9/58) Mu Silver Gloves Mardi Gras 4P (11/62) Mu Sky Fighter Lyric, '60, 100 Sel. Moonshot (3/63) Music Man 4P Flash (6/59) B Skill Parade (1/59) (8/60) (Squoits (11/571 Continental 2,'61, 200 SeL Night Club (4/56) Naples 2P (9/57) 3 -Way (9/59) B Skill Score (6/60) Munves Continental 2,'61,100 Sel. Parade (6/56) 4 -Way (12/59) B Skill Derby (10/60) Muto Voice -O -Graph Nags 1P (3/60) Pre -War Model ROCK -OLA Queens (Bch., Is., Trop.) Reno 1P (10/59) Big Bonus (2/60) B DeL Skill Parade(4/59) B Post -War Model 1436,'52, Fireball, 120 (3/60) Rocket IP (11/59) Sunny (5/60) Table Hockey (2/63) Roller Derby (6/60) Sure Fire (10/60) B Spinner (2/63) Mu K. O. Champ SeL Satellite IP (7/58) Mu Drive Yourself 1436A, '53, Fireball, 120 Sea Island (2/59) Sea Wolf Line -Up (1/61) Novelty IP (7/59) Mu Bang -O -Rama (4/57) Sel. Shoot -A-Line (6/62) Serenade 2P (5/60) 5 -Way (5/61) B Bank Ball (1/63) Show Time (3/57) Avalon (4/62) Capitol Midget Movies Philadelphia Toboggan 1438, '54, Comet, 120 Sel. Skill Pool IP (6/63) Skee Alley 1446, '54, HiFi, 120 Sel. Silver Sails (11/62) Space Ship 2P (12/61) Silver (6/62) CC Bullseye Baseball Sun Valley (7/57) Shuffle Baseball (6/62) CC Basketball Champ Scientific Pitch 'Em 1488,'55, HiFi, 120 Sel. Starfire (1/57) Seeburg Bear Gun 1452, '55, 50 Sel. Target Roll (1/58) Steeplechase 1P (11/57) Action (7/62) CC 4 -Player Derby 3 -In -Line 4P (8/63) Embassy (9/62) C Goalee Seeburg Coon Hunt 1454,'56, 120 Sel. Swing Time 1P (5/53) Basketball 1455,'57, 200 Touchdown (11/60) 10 Circus Roll -Down (9/62) CC Midget Skee Set Shot Sel. Strike 2P (1/58) Speedway 1458, '58, 120 Sel. Twist (11/62) 3-D 1P (11/58) Lancer (11/62) Super model Southland's 1465, '58, 200 Sel. U.S.A. (8/58) Tic -Tac -Toe 1P (1/59) Sparky (12/62) CC Big League (5/55) (6/63) Caravelle (2/63) CC Twin Hockey (5/56) Southland Fast Draw '63 I\' 1475,'59, 200 Sel. Tempo I GOTTLIEB Tom -Tom 2P (1/63) 1468,'59,120 Sel. Tempo I Top Hat (10/58) Crest (4/53) CC Shoot The Clown Telequiz Around Wld. 2P (7/59) Un Gun 1485,'60, 200 Sel. Tempo II Atlas 2P Trade Winds (6/62) Rumpus Targette (5/63) CC Stm. Shovel (5/56) Jungle (5/59) Astro SS Batter Up (4/58) Un Cara. Gun (10/54) 1478,'60,120 Sel. Tempo II Brite 2P (4/58) Turf Champ (8/58) (6/63) Star Ultra (8/63) CC Criss Cross Un Bonus Baseball (3/62 1495,'61, 200 Sel. Regis Captain Kidd 2P (7/60) Twenty -One 1P (2/60) 1488, '61, 120 SeL Regis Valient 2P (8/62) Ball Bowlers Hockey (10/58) Un Bonus Gun (1/55) Contest 4P (10/58) CC Un Star Slugger (7/55) 1496,'62,120 Sel. Empress Conti. Vagabond (10/62) Bowling Alley (11/56) Croquet (8/58) k Cafe 2P (7/57) CC Playland Rifle Un Spr. Slugger (4/56) 1497,'62, 200 Sel. Empress Cover Girl 1-Plyr (7/62) Viking 2P (10/61) Jumbo Bowling (9/57) 1493,'62,100 Sel. Princess Royal Bowler (12/57) Gallery (8/59) Un Pirate Gun (10/56) Criss Cross 1P (3/58) SHUFFLES -BOWLERS BB (3/59) Dneg. Pixie Bowler (8/58) CC Pony Express (4/60) Un Yankee SEEBURG Dolls 1P (6/60) BALLY CC Ray Gun (10/60) Un Sky Raider (10/58) M100A,'51, Dbl. Action 2P Duplex (11/58) 100 Sel. (1/59) Shuffles Simplex CC Wild West (5/61) Wm. Del. BB (4/53) M100B,'51, 100 Sel. Fair Lady (12/56) ABC Bowler (7/55) (5/59) Falstaff Advance (5/59) CC Long Range Rifle Wm. Major Leaguer M100BL, '51, 100 Sel. 4P (11/57) Jumbo Bowler (9-55) Gallery (1/62) Wm. Big Lg. BB (2/54) Light Cab Fashion Show 2P (6/62) King Pin Bowler (9/55) League (10/59) Flagship Handicap (11/59) CC All-Star Baseball Wm. Jet Fighter (10/54) M100C, '52, 100 Sel. (1/57) ABC Spr. Del. (9/57) Teammate (1/63) Wm. Safari (2/54) HF100G,'53, 100 Flipper (11/60) All (12/59) Sel. IP -Star Bowling (12/57) Falcon CC Big Hit (10/62)' Wm. Polar Hunt (3/55) HF100R,'54, 100 Sel. Flipper Clown (4/62) All -Star Deluxe (4/60) (2/58) Savoy CC Pro Basketball (6/61) Wm. Sidewalk Eng (4/55 V200, '55, 200 Sel. Flipper Cowboy 1-P Lucky Shuffle (9/58) (5/60) Bowl-A -Rama Ex Gun Patrol Wm. King of Swat (5/551 VL200,'56, 200 Sel. 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