Volume Xvii -Number 48 August 18, 1956

VOLUME XVII -NUMBER 48 AUGUST 18, 1956

Norm Prescott and Alan Dary, two of Boston’s top disk jockeys, joined forces recently to present “Saturday Hop”, a TV variety show which has already corraled some of the top record names in the country. Televised over WBZ-TV, the show features many audience gimmicks based on hit records, presents guest artists each week whose records are currently making noise, and in addition devotes a spot to The Cash Box top tune of the week.

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I NEVER HAD UP FAST I And Keeping Victor The Hottest

Label In the Business . .

THE GOOD BOOK PERRY COMO 20 47-6617 / Somebody Up There Likes Me (both from the Sept. 17th NBC-TV Producers’ Showcase c/w Dream Along With Me Production, “The Lord Don’t Play Favorites”)

20 / 47-6590

ELVIS PRESLEY Hound Dog

c/w Don’t Be Cruel

20 / 47-6604

HUGO WINTERHALTER The Ames Brothers Canadian Sunset c/w This Is Real

49 SHADES SUMMER 20 / 47-6537

OF GREEN SWEETHEART EDDIE FISHER Oh My Maria

c/w If I’m Elected

20 / 47-6615

EDDY ARNOLD Casey Jones

c/w You Were Mine For A While

20 / 47-6601

VAUGHN MONROE In The Middle Of The House

c/w Rollin’ Heart

20 / 47-6619

“New Orthophonic” High Fidelity Recordings Your Customers will hear these Recordings best on an RCA Victor Neiv Orthophonic High Fidelity “Victrola”

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Publishers BILL GERSH JOE ORLECK

The Cash Box Publishing Co., Inc. 26 West 47th Street, New York 36, N. Y. (All Phones: JUdson 6-2640) Cable Address: CASHBOX, N. Y. JOE ORLECK • CHICAGO OFFICE

32 West Randolph St., Chicago 1, 111. (All Phones: DEarborn 2-0045) THE BIG BILL GERSH Howie Freer Chuck Peele • HOLLYWOOD OFFICE 6272 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Cal. (Phone: Hollywood 5-2129) JACK DEVANEY Bob Martin • BOSTON OFFICE 1765 Commonwealth Ave., Boston 35, Mass. (Phone: ALgonquin 4-8464) PUSH! GUY LIVINGSTON • LONDON OFFICE The big push for the Fall is on. choice of records it has ever had. 17 Hilltop, London, N.W., England (Phone: Speedwell 2596) MARCEL STELLMAN In the past couple of weeks, In the past year or two, the whole • EXECUTIVE STAFF almost every record firm has an- nature of the record business has BOB AUSTIN, General Mgr., Music Dept. SID PARNES, Editor-In-Chief nounced its packaged goods plans changed. Emerging from a hesitant, NORMAN ORLECK, Associate Editor MARTY OSTROW, Associate Editor for the coming months. All are ex- almost amateurish enterprise, the IRA HOWARD, Associate Editor CISSIE GERSH, Woman’s Editor they have record industry is now taking on A. MARINO, Office Manager pecting the best business T. TORTOSA, Circulation full grown proportions. Last year s POPSIE, Staff Photographer ever experienced—and there is no BRUNO DUTKOWSKY, Art Director doubt that they will all get it. $200,000,000 volume is going to ADVERTISING RATES on request. All advertising look like peanuts a few years oses Friday at 12 Noon preceding week of issue, from .dvertisements subject to approval of publishers. This has been one of the most now, according to all reliable esti- SUBSCRIPTION RATES $15 per year anywhere in le U.S.A. Special listing for jobbers and distributors at amazing summers in the history of 18 per year includes 40 word classified advertisement mates. And even 1956’s volume uch week for an entire year (52 weeks) plus the full the record business. As a matter of :ar's subscription free of charge. Airmail, First Class, may reach $300,000,000, which

i well as Special Delivery subscription rates on re- fact, it can he stated categorically test. Subscription rates for all foreign countries on would he an increase of 50% in a quest. that, as far as sales and dollar vol- THE CASH BOX covers the entire music industry, year, quite an amazing jump. nging from retail record and music stores to disk ckeys, music publishers, recording artists, record ume go, this has definitely been anufacturers, music composers and arrangers, radio The best times lie ahead for the id TV stations, and all others allied to the music the best summer our industry has dustry throughout the world. entire record business and this Fall THE CASH BOX covers the entire coin machine in- ever experienced. In a season when istry all over the world. Operators, jobbers, distribu- is going to give everyone a clear rs, manufacturers and suppliers of automatic music, album sales usually collapse and nding, service and amusement machines are covered. indication of just what the THE CASH BOX coverage extends to finance firms, singles slow down to a trot, albums future m organizations, factors, banks, and other financial will hold. ititutions, expressly interested in the financing of coin have been selling like singles, and ichines of all kinds. ‘THE CASH BOX PRICE LISTS (a combination of singles are selling better than ever. The only danger in this wonder-

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, ie Book’) are the one and only officially recognized ful picture is that we may become ce all in It isn’t unreasonable therefore to I quotations guide for new and used machines i United States and all over the world where Ameri- too smug about it, expect it to hap- < i made machines are used. “The Cash Box Price Lists’’ expect even more spectacular busi-

- : an exclusive and copyrighted feature of The Cash pen without " our doing anything I e. “The Cash Box Price Lists are recognized officially ness in the Fall when the record in- 1 cities and states throughout the country as the “official about it, and in that ce book of the coin industry.” case, we’ll all he [ machines “The Cash dustry usually goes into high gear. l ie Price Lists’’ are officially used in the settlement of t ites, for buying, all in for a terrible disappointment. selling or trading of types of coin In anticipation of this likely surge, a rated equipment and are also officially recognized for t ation purposes. “The Cash Box Price Lists" are used 3 finance firms, factors, loan companies, bankers, and record firms have prepared a multi- The potential for a great record i other financial institutions to guide them in the mak- i of loans to members of the coin machines industry. tude of their best product. Not only business lies directly in front of us. ie Cash Box Price Lists” have been legally recognized

i ourts in the United States, Canada, and many foreign is the public going to he able to But it will take all the skill, '• atries. Entire business transactions and legal cases effort, i based upon the quotations appearing in “The Cash purchase the best records ever energy 5 Price Lists." and promotion to fulfill opyright under the International Copyright Conven- made, both in albums and in singles, that potential it i . All rights reserved by the Pan American Copy- as took to brine us t Convention. Copyright 1956 by The Cash Box * lishing Co., Inc. but it is going to have the greatest this far.

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The Cash Box, Music Page 6 August 18, 1956 THE NATIONS Top Ten JUKE BOX TUNES

(PLUS THE NEXT 25)

Pos. Last Week

- I WANT YOU, I NEED YOU, I LOVE YOU

Ii ELVIS PRESLEY 2.

VI-20-6540 (47-6540) Elvis Presley BEST BUY — Billboard HOW

Hitting MY PRAYER The Charts LUCKY THE PLATTERS YOU ARE DE-29991 (9-29991)—Ink Spots ME-70893 (70893x45)— Platters MGM 12288 x K12268

I ALMOST LOST MY MIND billboard PICK PAT BOONE I. AN OVERNIGHT SMASH DO-15472 (45-15472)—Pat Boone MG-10578 (K10578) — Ivory Joe Hunter TRIBUTE TO THE WAYWARD WIND GOGI GRANT JAMES DEAR CA-3430 (F-3430)—Tex Ritter ER-1013 (45-1013)—Gogi Grant THEME FROM "EAST^OF EDEN" CAUSE THEME FROM "REBEL WITHOUT A ALLEGHENY MOON 5 and peoo ART MOONEY & His Orch PATTI PAGE 12312 K12312 MGM — CR-61679 (9-61679)—Lennon Sisters VI-20-6551 (47-6551)— Billy Regis v turin9 scenes ME-70878 (70878x45)— Patti Page

WHATEVER WILL BE, WILL BE om* this VERSION WOW* I. DORIS DAY

CO-40704 (4-40704)— Doris Day ME-70881 (70881 x 45)— Eddy Howard

TO BE WITH YOU CH©RIBETTES

CD-1291 (45-1291)—Chordettes ME-70870 (70870x45)—Lola Dee

MOONGLOW & PICNIC M©RRS§ STOLOFE — GEORGE CATES

CR-61618 (9-61618)—George Cates DE-29888 (9-29888)—Morris Stolotf

SWEET OLD FASHIONED GIRL TERESA BREWER CR-61636 (9-61636)—Teresa Brewer HOUND DOG ELVIS PRESLEY

VI-20-6604 (47-6604)— Elvis Presley

Qfritf 11) ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE. 12) CANADIAN SUNSET. 13) MORE 14) BE-BOP-A-LULA. 1 5) STRANDED IN THE JUNGLE. 16) I'M IN LOVE AGAIh 17) STANDING ON THE CORNER. 1 8) YOU DON'T KNOW ME. 19) GLENDORA A KISS FOREVER" 20) THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO THAT. 21) RIP IT UP. 22) SOFT SUMMEl Rose BREEZE. 23) IT ONLY HURTS FOR A LITTLE WHILE. 24) WHEN MY DREAM MG- M - 12. 305 ( 1230 5 K- ) BOAT COMES HOME. 25) IVORY TOWER. 26; SONG FOR A SUMMER NIGHT

27 ) TRANSFUSION. 28/ TREASURE OF LOVE. 29 ) FEVER. 30) FLYING SAUCER 31; GIVE US THIS DaY. 32/ THE FOOL. 33) DON'T BE CRUEL. 34) SOMI Alan Dean BODY UP THERE LIKES ME. 35) THEME FROM 'THE PROUD ONES'. Danny Knight Roger Coleman A KISS IS BEACHCOMBER CODE ORLY THE ONE FOREVER AA—Double A CL—Cardinal ES— Essex JD—Jay Dee OL—Olympic SL—Spotlight AB—Abbott CO—Columbia EX— Excello JU-—Jubilee PA— Parrot SO Sound BEACHCOMBER! and — and AL—Aladdin CR—Coral FB— Fabor JZ—Josie PE—Peacock SP—Specialty AO Apollo CT—Cat FE— Federal KA Kapp PM Prom ST Starlite and I'LL SHARE YOUR — — — — HALF WAY TO HEAVEN AP—ABC- CW—Crown FI — Fiesta Kl—King PP— Peter Pan SU—SUN TEARS, YOUR LAUGH- Paramount CY—Crysta.ette FR— Fraternity LI — Liberty PR—Prestige T A—Tampa MY HEART ISN'T IN IT MGM 12298—K12298 TER AND YOUR A R — A rc.v e DA—Dana 4 Star— Four Star LO—London RA— Rainbow Tl—Tico AT—Atlantic DE—Decca GE—Gee MD—Media RE—Regent UN—United MGM 12300— Kl 2300 DREAMS BT—Bethlehem DL—DeLuxe GN—Golden ME—Mercury RL— Real UQ—Unique MGM 12311—Kl 231 BY— Bally DO—Dot GR—Groove MG—MGM RM—Rama VE—Verve CA—Capitol DT—Dootone GTJ—Good Time MO—Modern RP—RPM VI—RCA Victer CD—Cadence DU—Duke Jazz VJ—Vee-Jay Norgran SA Savoy CH—Chess EP— Epic HE—Herald NG— — VK—Vik CK—Checker ER— Era IM— Imperial OK—Okeh SE—Seeco Wl—Wing

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has a hit record

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v.'Arw The Gash Box TOP 50 Best Selling Records

COMPILED BY The Cash Box FROM LEADING RETAIL OUTLETS

Po*. Po*. Pot. Pot. Pot. Pot. Pot. Pot. Pot. Pot. Pot. Pot. s/n 8/4 3/11 8/4 8/11 8/4 8/11 8/4 8/11 8/4 8/11 8/4 1 —Hound Dog 9—The Wayward 16—On The Street 23—Moong low 31 —Treasure 38—Ka Ding Dong — Wind Where You Live & Picnic Of Love 42 DO-15489—THE HILLTOPPERS (47-6604)— VI-20-6604 8 5 13 14 20 16 32 29 Into Each Life Some ELVIS PRESLEY (F-3430) (4-40654)— CR-6161* (9-61618) AT-1092 (45-1092) Rain Must Fall Don't Be Cruel CA-3430 CO-40654 TEX RITTER VIC DAMONE GEORGE CATES CLYDE MePHATTER ME-70934—THE DIAMONDS The Searchers We All Need Lave Rio Batueada When You're Sincere Soft Summer Breeze CLEFS ER-1013 (45-1013)— CR-61644 (9-61644)— DE-29888 (9-29888)— CR-61647 (9-61647)— PI-24971—G GOGI GRANT LAWRENCE WELK MORRIS STOLOFF DOROTHY COLLINS Darla My Dartin' 2— Prayer No More Than I Could Have Danced Fictile He's Got Me Hook, My Forever All Night Line And Sinker i i EP-9153 (5-9153) 39—Ghost Town (9-29991)— INK SPOTS DE-29991 FRANCES WAYNE 39 37 Bewildered Wednesday's Child When My CO-40705 (4-40705)— ME-70893 (70893 x 45)— 10 For VI-20-6529 (47-6529)— 24— 32—Standing On DON CHERRY PLATTERS —Song A EDDIE FISHER Dreamboat I'll Be Around Heaven On Earth Summer Night Sweet Heartaches The Corner VI -20-6569 (47-6569)— Comes Home 19 17 25 26 ARTHUR FIEDLER CO-40730 (4-40730)— 24 23 CA-3414 (F-3414) 40—Theme From I Could Have Danced DEAN MARTIN MITCH MILLER All Night IM-5396 (45-5396)- 'The Proud Ones' Song For A Summer FATS DOMINO CA-3498 (F-3498) 3— Flying Saucer 30 27 Night So Long ANDY GRIFFITH (F-3472) 4 28 No Time For Sergeants CA-3472 NELSON RIDDLI LU-101 (45-101) CO-40674 (4-40674)— GOODMAN 17 Sweet Old Love Of Genevieve BUCHANAN & — FOUR LADS CO-40717 (4-40717)— Flying Saucer My Little Angel 1 Fashioned Girl Rip It LIONEL NEWMAh 1 — I Almost Lost 25— Up DE-29S97 (9-29897)— Who Gave You The 12 11 My Mind 21 26 MILLS BROTHERS Roses? CR-61636 (9-61636) DE-30028 (9-30028)— King Porter Stomp CR-61663 (9-61663) 6 2 TERESA BREWER JOHNNY DESMOND 4—Whatever Will BILL HALEY IP-9118 (5-9158)— Goodbye John DO-15472 (45-15472)— Teenager's Mother NEAL HEFTI SINGERS I Only Know I Love Yoi Be, Will Be PAT BOONE DE-30001 (9-30001) SP-579 (45-579) Joey, Joey, Joey I’m In Love With You FRED LOWER! (Que Sera, Sera) LITTLE RICHARD Whistler's Daddy MG-10578 (K10578) Ready Teddy 3 3 IVORY JOE HUNTER MG-12275 (K12275) 18— I'm In Love LEROY HOLME! -40704 (4-40704)— If I Give You My CO Wouldn't It Be Loverb DORIS DAY Lave Again 33—The Old VI-20-6574 (47-6574)— I've Gotta Sing Away 16 12 Philosopher The Bluet THREE SUN! 26—Fever Guitar DO-15462 (45-15462)— 33 36 Haunted MI-70881 (70881x45)— WI-90079 (90079x45)— FONTANE SISTERS 28 24 CR-61671 (9-61671)— EDDY HOWARD You Always Hurt The BUDDY MORROV You Can't Keep 12—The Fool KI-4935 (45-4935)— EDDIE LAWRENCE You Lore Paradise Lost One LITTLE WILLIE JOHN King Solomon's Mines Running 23 31 IM-5386 (45-5386)— Letter From My DO-15481 (45-15481) FATS DOMINO Darling SANFORD CLARK My Blue Heaven 41 Give Us Lonesome For A Letter 34—Love, Love, Love This Day 5—Be-Bop-A-Lula JU-5252 (45-5252) 36 34 31 3 9 7 THE GALLAHADS The Morning Mail 27— It Only Hurts AT-1094 (45-1094)—CLOVERS CA-3450 (F-3450) 19—Born To Be Your Tender Lips GENE VINCENT For A Little 42 Ape Call Woman Lore With You ME-70889 (70889x45)— While 43 4 15 13 DIAMONDS Every Night About 13—Don't Be Cruel (45-1291) 25 22 CD-1291 This Time 29 — CHORDETTES VI-20-6481 (47-6481)— VI-20-6594 (47-6594)— 43 Glendora 6—-Allegheny Moon VI-20-6604 (47-6604)— Love Never Changes AMES BROTHERS If You Wanna See JOHNNIE 8. JACK 27 1 ELVIS PRESLEY ME-70870 (70870 x 45)— 7 8 Mamie I Loved You Better Hound Dog LOLA DEE Than You Knew CR-61679 (9-61679) Hot Rod Henry LENNON SISTERS 44 Italian Theme Faith Unlocks The Door 44 ME-70878 (70878 x 45) 14 You Don't 28 Tonight You 35 Mama, Teach PATTI PAGE — 20 More — — The Strangest Know Me — Belong To Me Me To Dance 45 Teenager's Romance 11 9 18 38 — 45 43 VI-20-6551 (47-6551) 21 VI-20-6554 (47-6554)— Mother BILLY REGIS CO-40710 (4-40710)— PERRY COMO LI-55022 (F55022) AP-9722—EYDIE GORME 48 A Kiss Before Dying JERRY VALE Glendora PATIENCE & PRUDENCE You Bring Out The Enchanted A Smile And A Lover In Me Ribbon DE-29949 (9-29949)— 46 Honky Tonk CARMEN McRAE 45 7 Canadian Sunset Never Loved Him 21 That's All There — Anyhow — 36—Happiness 10 15 VI-20-6502 (47-6502)— Is To That 29—Somebody Up Street 47 I Promise To (45-1297) CD-1297 EDDY ARNOLD 22 17 ANDY WILLIAMS Rockin' Mockin' Bird There Likes Me 46 Remember CA-3465 (F-3465) High Up On A 34 40 CO-40726—TONY BENNETT 35 Mountain NAT "KING" COLE & From The Candy 4 KNIGHTS VI-20-6590 (47-6590)— VI-20-6537 Store On Corner (47-6537)— My Dream Sonata PERRY COMO HUGO WINTERHALTER 8. ME-70920—GEORGIA GIBBS 15 Stranded In Dream Along With 48 You're This Is Real — Me Happiness Is A Thing The Jungle Called Joe Sensational 50 14 10 22—Soft Summer FL-109 (45-109)— 8— I Want You, Breeze JAYHAWKS 30—After The Lights 37—St. Teresa Of 49 Heart I Need You, My Only Darling 19 20 Go Down Lom' The Roses Hideaway ME-70898 (70898 x 45)— ME-70863 (70863 x 45) I Love You 49 GADABOUTS & PUTNAM EDDIE HEYWOOD 40 45 41 49 5 4 Blues Train Heywood's Bounce DE-29982 (9-29982)— DE-29933— BILLY WARD & VI-20-6540 (47-6540)— MO-994 (45-994)— ME-70934 (70934 x 45) AL HIBBLER DOMINOES ELVIS PRESLEY CADETS DIAMONDS I Was Telling Her Home Is Where You 50 Earthbound My Baby Left Me I Want You Ka-Ding-Dong About You Hang Your Heart

AT—Atlantic CT—Cat ES—Essex GTJ—Good Time Jazz MD—Media PR—Prestige SU—Sun BA Baton CW Crown Herald ST Starlite — — EX— Excello HE— ME—Mercury RA—Rainbow — BN—Benida CY—Crystalette IM— Imperial TA—Tampa FB Fabor RE Regent CODE: BT— Betti lehem DA—Dana — JD—Jay Dee MG—MGM — Tl—Tico BY— Bally DE—Decca FE—Federal JU—Jubilee MO—Modern RL—Real TR—Trend AA—Double A CA—Capitol Dl— Diamond FI —Fiesta JZ—Josie NG—Norgran RM—Rama UN—United AB—Abbott CD—Cadence DL— Deluxe FL— Flash KA—Kapp OK—Okeh RP—RPM UQ—Unique CH Chess DO—Dot FP— Flip King OL Olympic SA Savoy VE—Verve AL—Aladdin — Kl— — — CK—Checker DT—Dootone FR—Fraternity LI —Liberty PA—Parrot SE—Seeco VI—RCA Victor AO—Apollo CL—Cardinal DU—Duke GE Gee LO London PE Peacock SL—Spotlight VJ—Vee Jay AP — — — —ABC-Paramount CO—Columbia EP—Epic GN—Golden LU —Luniverse PM—Prom SO—Sound VK—Vik AR Arcade — CR—Coral ER—Era GP.—Groove MB—Melba PP— Peter Pan SP—Specialty Wl—Wing • INDICATES BEST SELLING RECORD OR RECORDS. • Tunes are listed above in order of their popularity based on a continuing weekly national survey of leading retail dealers by The Cash Box. Each listing includes the name of the song record number, artists and tune on the reverse side. • The numbers underneath the title indicate the positions of the record last week and two weeks ago, respectively.

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"Happiness Street”

coupled with "HAPPINESS IS A THING CALLED JOE” MERCURY 70920 RUSTY DRAPER

“In The Middle Of The House”

coupled with "PINK CADILLAC" MERCURY 70921 THE DIAMONDS “Wing-Dong’

coupled with "SOFT SUMMER BREEZE” MERCURY 70934 RUSTY DRAPER and LOLA DEE ” "Scratch My Back

coupled with "BEHIND THOSE SWINGIN' DOORS" MERCURY 70923 DICK CONTINO “Twilight Time”

coupled with "MEXICALI ROSE” MERCURY 70911 FLORIAN ZABACH “When The White Lilacs Bloom Again”

coupled with "THE FIDDLER'S BOOGIE"' MERCURY 70936 PEARL BAILEY “The Gypsy Goofed”

coupled with "I CAN’T ROCK AND ROLL TO SAVE MY SOUL” MERCURY 70926

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The Cash Box, Music Page 1 August 18, 1956 Record Reviews

DISK & SLEEPER b VERY GOOD c FAIR

EXCELLENT c+ GOOD d MEDIOCRE

iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiuii ORESTE THE COLLEGIANS (Groove (RCA Victor 20-6605; 47-6605) The Cash Box G-0163; 4G-0163) “PLEASE “THIS SAME HEART” (3:08) D+D. LET ME BE THE B [Famous ASCAP—Burke, Friml] ONE” (2:07) [Raleigh BMI— The beautiful, rich tenor voice of Disk of the Week Sharp] Groove issues its first pop Oreste comes over wonderfully on this platter and conies up with a powerful lovely romantic tune from the new shuffle-beat ballad as fashioned by an ‘SUMMER SWEETHEART” (2:48) ‘49 GREEN” (2:31) Paramount remake of “The Vagabond SHADES OF exciting new group called the Col- [George Paxton ASCAP Tepper, King”. Inviting big voice. [E. B. Marks BMI—Ebli, Klein] — legians. The boys have a smooth and Bennett] commercial sound and could make the I “LORD, I’M GLAD KNOW grade with this, their debut disk. THEE” (2:54) rFamous ASCAP THE AMES BROTHERS —Rogan, Giovane] Henri Rene sup- (RCA Victor 6608) D “BLUE SOLITUDE” (2:45) plies a lush string and choral ac- [George Simon ASCAP—Levitan, companiment for the tenor’s dramatic definite chart items. The ballad, Berman] The lads display some more treatment of this inspirational ballad “Summer Sweetheart”, is a slow delightful harmony on this tender romancer. Charming from the same movie. paced lovely with a most timely sound that’ll win many dee jay plays. theme. A dreamy floater turned GEORGE CATES ORCH. out by the perfect harmony of this (Coral 61683; 9-61683) vocal crew. The Ames handle the MILTON BERLE n “WHERE THERE’S LIFE” beautiful melody with as deft a (Coral 61691; 9-61691) ®+ [Northern ASCAP — (2:22) piece of singing as has been heard n “IN"IJN THETHK MIDDLEIVliJJDLiJD OF THE + Cates, David] George Cates, whose in many months. The reverse, “49 ® HOUSE” (2:10) [Shapiro-Bern- “Moonglow-Picnic” disk is still selling Shades of Green”, is a cute bouncer stein ASCAP—Hilliard] A cute lit- well, comes up with a similar counter- tle cornball, folk-flavored novelty is release beautifully exe- with a captivating lyric that will point melody colorfully interpreted by Uncle Miltie. romantic piece of chuckles. The melody cuted. Lush and AMES BROTHERS draw many Catchy ditty that’s being widely re- material. mood is the last word in simplicity. The corded. This version should grab a The Ames Brothers come off “ONE NIGHT IN MONTE # catchy lyric and simple melody good share of the sales. Side will + “It Only Hurts For A Little While” c (1:40) [Nutmeg appeal to young and old. CARLO” with a double barreled release, make it a potent threat. Watch ASCAP Cares, Burke] A lively latin — ballad and novelty, that look like both sides carefully. “BUFFALO! (2:17) [E. B. strings with p. tempo ditty combining ” Marks BMI — Coleman, Ebb, voices of a chorus is heard here. the Klein] A zany novelty given a spirited Colorful novelty. reading by the TV name.

BILLY WILLIAMS “EAST OF EDEN” (2:27) [M. Witniark Sons THE CONEY ISLAND (Coral 61684; 9-61684) & ASCAP—Leonard Rosenman] KIDS ‘THE SEVEN WONDERS OF THE WORLD” (3:01) (Josie 802) I GUESS I’LL BE ON MY [Hill & Range BMI Newman, Newman] B Mellin — n “WE WANT A ROCK AN! WAY” (2:53) [Robert D+ BMI—Richards, Penney] An excellent DICK JACOBS ROLL PRESIDENT (2:17) (Coral 61692) new romantic ballad is beautifully [Redd Evans ASCAP—Colby, Wolf \ executed Billy Williams against a The Coney Island Kids tie-in with th< by the fever of a religion, anything lush Dick Jacobs orking. Touching current presidential campaign and pu be love song that could step out and with the James Dean tag must up their own candidate, a rock and rol make the grade. considered as hit material. How- president. It’s a middle beat rocke; ever, the Dick Jacobs treatment of that the Kids rock with gut splitting . “THIS PLANET EARTH” enthusiasm. A chant the kids migh \8 B Wid- “East of Eden”, theme from the (2:48 [New York ASCAP— take up and turn into a best sellerfX ney, Morris] A stirring inspirational flic, can stand on its own and sell ballad is dramatically chanted by the in large figures even without the D “THE THWISTLE ROCK ANIN ® THWISTLE ROLL” [Be\ star. Unusual type of tune that has Dean hypo. It is a lovely, haunting (2:15) nell BMI Fisher, possibilities. Billy’s striking voice air, with a penetrating feeling of — Weisman] Tbt^ Coney Island Kids back with a gives the tune a special meaning. a Puccini melody. It looks like our anothe rock roll next big instrumental chart item. and novelty given a similarly rousing reading. It is Another extremely powerful re- a shade mildeJ( LINCOLN CHASE but a steady rocker. Cute item. lease on the same tune is Art (Dawn 217; 45-217) Mooney’s MGM offering. Jacobs DICK JACOBS backs with another instrumental, . “IF I WERE A COUNTRY- p+ THE GOONS ® SIDE” (2:59) [Raleigh BMI— • With all the James Dean pub- “The Seven Wonders of the Chase] Lincoln Chase has a sleeper licity building to unbelievable World”, from the Lowell Thomas (London 1684; 45-1684) heights and his fandom reaching Cinerama. in this beautiful and extremely mov- D “I’M WALKING BACKWAR. ing inspirational ballad. The artist ® FOR CHRISTMAS” (3:13 has a fascinating, earthy voice that [Duchess BMI—Milligan, Carbone lends itself beautifully to the material. Here’s one of the wildest disks to 1 side A to watch. issued this year. It’s a complete! n “WATCH MY SMOKE” (2:27) “THE GOOD BOOK” (2:51) different, zany novelty which, odd! [Starstan BMI Stanley, Taylor] ® [Raleigh BMI — Chase] Chase — enough, is one of England’s top sel does a turnabout on this end and de- “THE THINGS I NEVER HAD” (3:09) ers. A crazy comedy disk which ii livers a delightful, fast-stepping folk- [Starstan BMI—Stanley, Taylor] troduces a group well known in En( flavored novelty. Contagious ditty. KAY STARR land, the Goons. Could break throug (RCA Victor 6617) here too. BOB CARROLL Good Book”, a rousing, quick beat “BLUEBOTTLE BLUES (3:05) [ —Milligan, Carbont (Bally 45-1015) spiritual type hunk of material 1015; The goofy performers dance throug « “THERE’S A REASON” (2:19) from her forthcoming TV spec- another daffy ditty on this end. ® [Chappell ASCAP — Benjamin, tacular, “The Lord Don’t Play Marcus] Bob Carroll does a big job Favorites”. It’s a swinging, hearty on a glowing new romantic ballad offering that lifts the spirits and THE SONNY ABBOTT TRIO set to a slow fish-beat. Beautiful (Esquire 1130; 1130 x 45) piece of material superbly executed rocks the joint. Look out for this by the talented warbler. Watch this gang-shout platter. The coupling, f* “BABY, BABY, BABY” (1:5' one. “ [BMI—Mosbacher] Sonny A “The Things I Never Had”, also / bott handles the vocal chores as 1 D “MARIA ELENA” (2:10) [Peer from the tv show is a complete trio assists on a lively shuffle l ® International BMI Russell, Bar- — about face. It is a slow paced, mancer. Smooth vocal effort on celata] Alvy West’s Orchestra sets up KAY STARR sincere tune with a dramatic lyric side that recalls the songs of the 20 an exciting backdrop for Carroll as Kay Starr, takes a back seat and dramatic delivery. Moving she glides thru a wonderful revival • “THE JOY OF LOSING YOl to no one when she belts, and she deck that the chantress wrings dry. treatment of a great oldie. Colorful ** (2:50) [BMI—Gary, Huntley] belts on her newest release, “The Keep close tabs on both decks. rendition with a beat. Strong cou- heart broken song of love is perforir pling. with meaning and sincerity by Soni ” ‘Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Music , Page 11 August 18, 1956

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JEAN MARTIN FOUR KNIGHTS (Unique 352) The Cash Box (Capitol 3494; F-3494) n “PLEASE BE GENTLE WITH “DON’T DEPEND ON ME” + B *® ME” (2:51) [Bregman Vocco & (2:40) [Roosevelt BMI—Single- Conn ASCAP—Ballard] Jean Martin ton. Simon, Brown] A smooth shuffle makes her Unique debut with a slow Sleeper of the Week rhythm supplies the beat for the Four rhythmic ballad pretty. Miss Martin Knights’ version of a warm romancer. handles the tune with a soft delivery “THE GREEN DOOR” (2:11) The bass voice takes the lead and against Joe Leahy’s lush backdrop. [Trinity Music BMI—Davis, Moore] comes up with a pretty item. Easy, relaxing wax that comes off ‘THE LITTLE MAN IN CHINATOWN” (1:54) HONEY” (2:05) in good style. [Trinity Music BMI—Davis] [Johnstone-Montei BMI—Spotts] n “WHO HE’S” (2:05) [Britton The boys have a barbershop flavor D Music BMI—Samuels, Samuels] JIM LOWE in their voices on this end as they cute middle Jean Martin backs with a (Dot 15486) happily prance thru a lively cutie. heat novelty lilter. Happy little offering. formance on his latest, “The Green Door”, and the overall effect is one that looks like it has “hit” marked CONNEE BOSWELL (Decca 9-29944) all over it. It is a middle beat 29944; BETTY ANN GROVE rhythm novelty that has a strong “STAR DUST” (3:02) [Mills (Jubilee 5254; 45-5254) lyric, good performance, and a B ASCAP — Carmichael, Parish] SCHOOL KEY” great sound (player piano). “The j, “YOUR HIGH Connee Boswell lends her rich, beauti- H+ (2:45) [Wemar BMI — Perez, Green Door” builds all the way ful voice to one of the great ballads Sims, Perry] TV songstress Betty and it looks pretty safe (if predict- of all time, “Stardust”. Connee sounds Ann Grove debuts on Jubilee with ing is ever safe) to say that this terrific. Soft, subdued backdrop an extremely pretty and commercial deck will take off on exposure. The creates a very touching, dreamy mood. fish-beat ballad that should be a big flip, “The Little Man in China- Dee jays will enjoy this one. favorite with teenagers. Strong side town”, is a quick beat novelty. hit. CAN’T LOVE” that has the earmarks of a JIM LOWE Lowe socks out the racing ditty in “THIS BE B [Chappell — Watch it. happy fashion. The side to stay (2:16) ASCAP ARE” Jim Lowe turns in a solid per- with is “The Green Door”. Rodgers, Hart] The background “THE CLOSER YOU swings on this end as the lark cruises C+ Lewis, (2:43) [Bob-Dan BMI— thru a wonderful arrangement of a the same Robinson] The beat remains Rodgers-Hart standard. Exciting cou- young thrush chants another as the “WHEN THE WHITE LILACS “THE FIDDLER’S BOOGIE” pling. pretty romantic opus. Lovely melody. BLOOM AGAIN” [Pickwick ASCAP—Lockner] [Harms ASCAP—Doelle, Rotter] THE SPORTSMEN QUINT. FLORIAN ZABACH (Mercury 70936) GEORGE SHEARING (Key 513; 45-513) (MGM 12309; K 12309) “ME AND MY SHADOW” [Leo “WHEN THE WHITE LILACS “SPANISH DIARY” n “OVER THE RAINBOW” B [Bourne ASCAP Jolson, D Harburg] BLOOM AGAIN” [Randy Smith-Billy Vaughn] (2:30) — Feist ASCAP—Arlen, Rose, Dreyer] Jack Benny’s sidekicks, cruise through [Harms ASCAP—Doelle, Rotter] Shearing and his men the Sportsmen, hand in an inviting one of the a lovely arrangement of BILLY VAUGHN (Dot 15492) interpretation of the Ted Lewis clas- all standards. Smooth, prettiest of sic “Me and My Shadow”. Boys are easy-going performance that’s a “WHEN THE WHITE LILACS “BLUE BLUES” extremely smooth and blend wonder- pleasure on the ears. fully. BLOOM AGAIN” [Peter Schaeffers BMI—Zacharias] n “LONELY MOMENTS” [Har- [Harms ASCAP—Doelle, Rotter] “THE UNION SONG” (2:25) man ASCAP Williams] A color- — g [Round Table ASCAP Kenner, ful up-tempo item gets the unique HELMUT ZACHARIAS (Decca 9-30039) — Fell, Griffith] A novelty with a play Shearing interpretation on this end. on words relating to labor unions, is Swinging toe-tapper. “WHEN THE WHITE LILACS “THE LAST WAGON” handled by the crew on this end. BLOOM AGAIN” [Weiss & Barry BMI—Coates, [Harms ASCAP—Doelle, Rotter] Newman] PAUL WESTON & HIS ORCH. LEROY HOLMES (M-G-M K12317) (Columbia 40737; 4-40737) STUBBY KAYE “LOVE THEME FROM ‘LA (Sunset 2019; 45-2019) B “WHEN THE WHITE LILACS ‘TONIGHT YOU BELONG TO ME’ STRADA’” (2:58) [Leeds BLOOM AGAIN” “ST. JAMES INFIRMARY” ASCAP—Weston, Galdieri, Rota] The B (2:35) [Mills ASCAP — Prim- [Harms ASCAP—Doelle, Rotter] stirring main theme from the smash rose] Stubby Kaye, who rose to Italian flicker “La Strada” is tenderly LAWRENCE WELK (Coral 61701) stardom thru his role of “Nicely- treated to a warm interpretation by Nicely” in the show “Guys And Paul Weston ork and chorus. Pretty • Every now and then a tune has “hit” written all over it from its Dolls”, does a terrific job on his first deck that should grow in popularity as inception and immediately almost every company is represented with Sunset side as he belts a colorful the movie hits the local theatres. its own version. Such a tune is “When The White Lilacs Bloom Again” rendition of a great oldie. Imaginative “THE KENTUCKIAN SONG” and following the almost certain scent of the big dollar many companies arrangement with punch. Strong side. have responded with delectable treatments. See listing above. The tune (2:40) [Frank ASCAP — Gor- will definitely be one of the big items of the fall and while it is likely r- “GREEN LIGHT” (2:00) don] The title tune from one of last '' + that all the above will share in the loot, the big windfall will go to [Somerset ASCAP — Bradford, year’s big box office attractions is the company that hits hardest and quickest with a major promotion Black] Stubby swings on this end smoothly performed on this end. Good effort. as he offers lively jump novelty. Cute two-sider coupling, something new deck. with something old.

THE FOUR WINDS The Cash Box DUNGAREE DOLLS (Vik 0221; 4X-0221 (Rego 1003; 45-1003) “LITTLE WALLFLOWER” B i* [Kahl BMI—White] The Four Best Bets (2:13) [Douglas BMI — Hall] Winds introduce themselves on Vik The Rego label comes up with a terrific roller set to a fish beat.: with a sparkling first performance on 'WHERE THERE'S LIFE" George Cates Orch. Coral 61683 rock and a pretty romantic ballad set to a Excellent piece of teenage materia! 'I GUESS I'LL BE ON MY WAY" Billy Williams Coral 61684 strong fish beat. Boys have a wonder- superbly handled by the smooth, com' 'THERE'S A REASON" Dolls ful blend and some commercial ma- ) Bob Carr0 ,| Bally 1015 mercial sound of the Dungaree 'MARIA ELENA" terial to work with. j Strong side that could go places. "PLEASE LET ME BE THE ONE" The Collegians Groove G-0163 “FIND SOMEONE NEW” “BOY OF MY DREAMS” (2:35 "IN THE MIDDLE OF THE HOUSE" Milton Berle B (2:36) [Kahl BMI—White] An- Coral 61691 [Douglas BMI — Watson] An- other delightful love song designed "YOUR HIGH SCHOOL KEY" Betty Ann Grove Jubilee 5254 other pretty, easy moving romance: for the teenager market, is this one "WE WANT A ROCK AND ROLL that should also please the terpsicho which the boys handle smoothly. PRESIDENT" Coney Island Kids Josie 802 rians. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX’

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llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll! [Illllllll NEW YORK: iMPsmi- Bill Kenny has a unique recording coming up via Vik. His next record release will be a re-recording of his classic “If I Didn’t Care” on one side and on the other side will be the just written answer to the original tune A NEW HIT titled “Now You Say You Care.” .... Decca has signed three artists: Eddie Fontaine, who was formerly on Vik; The Sunnysiders, who had a hit last year in “Hey, Mr. Banjo”; and

Mark Murphy. . . . Dick Shelton, president of Mc- Conkey Artists, and Harry Carlson of Fraternity Records have formed a new BMI publishing firm,

Susan Music. . . . Tommy and Jimmy Dorsey, who ^ruie Freeman begin a co-starring engagement at the Paramount Theater with Frank Sinatra on August 15, will follow in the Fall with an in-person appearance at Carnegie Hall performing an original composition titled “Con- certo Grosso” which was written especially for them

by composer Jacques Belasco. . . . Judy Gaye, who performed a guest stint on the Arthur Murray TV show August 9, is managed by Jerry Levy and Fred

Amsel of Directional Enterprises. . . . Henry Okun, handling the disk promotion for Art Mooney’s record SYLVIA SYMS “Tribute To James Dean,” had a 61 foreign nation A POP SMASH plug over WRUL on Tuesday, August 7. Jack Terry, program director of WRUL, planned a special script and was the commentator

for the occasion. . . . Kay Armen moves from NBC to CBS. Her first TV - 5396 engagement will be the Ed Sullivan Show September 2. She will also be a regular on the CBS network radio show, “On A Sunday Afternoon” starting

August 19. . . . Bob Hilliard has a couple of hot novelties on the market at the present time, “English Muffins Anti Irish Stew” which looks as though Fats If it ant ino will be an even bigger hit for Sylvia Syms than “I Could Have Danced All Night,” and “In The Middle Of The House” recorded by Rusty Draper, Vaughn

Monroe and Milton Berle. . . . Moe Gale in Mt. Sinai Hospital for a stomach

ailment operation similar to that of President Eisenhower’s. . . . Trudy Richards making plenty of noise with “Temptation.” “SO LONG” CHICAGO: The Teddy Wilson Trio occupy the bandstand at the London House. An- nouncement of their opening came in the form of theatre tickets. Admitting

two to the first night festivities. . . . Local nitespot, Black Orchid, purchased by the management of the Cloister Inn. Club will continue same show policy.

. . . Decca Records here celebrated its anniversary “When My Dreamboat with party at Linn Burton’s. Guests of honor, Connee Boswell and Selman Schulz who greeted and chatted Comes Home” with deejays Ethel Davis, Jim Lounsbury, Eddie Hub- / bard, Reed Farrell, Steve Schickel and many others.

( Food was delicious). . . . Dick Buckley, WAAF staff ('announcer, marries Marge Ruder, 8/25. Carole Simpson, pianist at the Preview Lounge, signed on

J|the line for Columbia. . . . The Stylers, whose latest (Jubilee disking is “Confession Of A Sinner,” in town

trip. . . = .(preparing for eastern promotion . News 5400 ^reached us that Don Bell, KRNT, Des Moines, much (/responsible for eliminating adult price charges for 12 iyear olds at theaters, ball parks and pools in that

city. (Keep up the good work, Don.) . . . Pearl Bailey Fhe Haney Bees now under the Mercury wing. Mercury has also signed BETTY JOHNSON Florian Zabach and Tommy Mitchell. . . . Irv Kirsch- baum took over the managerial post vacated by

Howard Budlow at Music Distributors. . . . Josephine Premice entertained

Howard Miller’s TV viewers. . . . Tony Scott Quartet, vacated the Brass Rail Theatrebar bandstand to make way for the Kai Winding group, but signed

for return engagement, 9/1. . . . Vivacious Betty Johnson bounced in to greet “ENDLESS” us with her very charming mom, Betty’s thrilled over reaction to her waxing, “Clay Idol.” And over wonderful reception given to her in Boston by deejays

Alan Dary and Sherm Feller. . . . Australian Jazz Quintet give jazz the “down

under” treatment at the Modern Jazz Room. . . . Reed Farrell, “The Bearded

One” at WAIT, now minus the foliage. . . . Mort Hillman reports he’s got the = 5402 latest Ames Bros, waxing, “Summer Sweetheart.” HOLLYWOOD: Art LaBoe reports he is getting tremendous reaction to the Sanford Clark Fester Williams record of “The Fool” on Dot. . . . Abe Glaser now doing promotion for Diamond Record Distributors. . . . Bob Thompson has been set to arrange and conduct

six sides for Geordie Hormel’s Zephyr Records. . . . Local jockeys giving tremendous airplay to Ella Fitzgerald, between her single of “Beautiful Friendship” and sides from her “Cole

Porter Song Book”—both on the Verve label. . . . Capitol’s Joe Matthews in town for confabs with the

home office. . . . Gene Norman’s G. N. P. label bows MCDONALD'S in the pop field with Tony Martinez recording of “Black Sleep.” Tune was penned by Les Baxter and his

brother, Jim Baxter. . . . Joe Lubin, writer of “Tutti Frutti” and other top tunes, settling on the West

Coast and doing movie and TV scoring. . . . The last sides recorded by the late Tony Iavello will be re- DAUGHTER” leased soon on the Maze label. Both songs were written by Wes McWain co-producer of MBS’s “Wheel Of Chance.” Crystalette Records is recording Bunny Bishop, a Jimmy McHugh protege, with first sides

scheduled for an early release. . . . Ronnie Deauville ELLA FITZGERALD visiting the jockeys and making TV appearances with

'*Tw , his new LP on the Era label. . . . Liberty Records on their way to another smash hit with “Tonight You Belong To Me” by Patience 6425 Hollywood Blvd and Prudence. . . . Stan Freeberg mailing his paste-on sideburns to disk-

; H o 1 w o o d 2 8 a I i t jockeys “as fast as time and the child labor laws permit.” . . . Curvaceous imperial y , C model Carole Conn toured the disk-jockeys in a bathing suit to plug “Cool Tango.” Red Nichols, songwriter Ben Oakland, and publisher Mike Gould accompanied her, attired in Bermuda shorts and Mexican straw hats. '‘‘‘Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box , Music Page 15 August 18, 1956

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GRAYMAT MUSIC SHOP DEW MUSIC CO., INC. PAT'S RECORD SHOP Top Selling Morristown, N. J. Monroe, La. Richmond, Va. Records 1. My Prayer (Platters) 1. Don't Be Cruel (Elvis Presley) 1. Let The Good Times Roll 2. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) 2. My Prayer (Platters) (Shirley & Lee) 3. Whatever Will Be (Doris Day) 3. Hallelujah, Reported by I Love Her So 2. My Prayer (Platters) 4. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) (Ray Charles) 3. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 5. Flying Saucer 4. A Kiss From Your Lips 4. Born To Be With You (Buchanan & Goodman) (Flamingos) (Chordettes) 6. Be-Bop-A-Lula (Gene Vincent) 5. Whatever Will Be (Doris Day) 5. It's Too Late (Chuck Willis) Retail 7. On The Street Where You 6. Fever (Little Willie John) 6. Transfusion (Clyde McPhatter) Live (Vic Damone) 7. On The Street Where You 7. Love, Love, Love (Clovers) 8. It Only Hurts For A Little Live (Vic Damone) 8. Flying Saucer While (Ames Bros.) 8. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) (Buchanan & Goodman) Outlets 9. Transfusion (Nervous Norvus) 9. That's All There Is To That 9. Lipstick, Powder And Paint 10. I Almost Lost My Mind (Nat Cole & Knights) (Joe Turner) (Pat Boone) 10. Half Loved (Osie Johnson) 10. Soldier Of Fortune (Drifters) From Coast to Coast

llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll ii MUSIC CORNER COMER'S RECORD NOOK WOODY'S RECORD SHOP BROADWAY MUSIC BELMONT CENTRAL WILLIAM LEUENHAGEN New Haven, Conn. San Antonio, Texas Boston, Mass. New York, N. Y. RECORD SHOP Los Angeles, Ca*if. 1. Song For A Summer Night 1. Don't Be Cruel (Elvis Presley) 1. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) 1. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) Chicago, III. 1. My Prayer (Platters) (Mitch Miller) 2. My Prayer (Platters) 2. Flying Saucer (Platters) 2. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 2. My Prayer 1. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) 2. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) 3. Stranded In The Jungle (Buchanan & Goodman) 3. Happiness Street (G. Gibbs) 3. Whatever Will Be (Doris Day) 2. Flying Saucer 3. Soft Summer Breeze (Cadets) 3. My Prayer (Platters)

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London Platter Spinner Patter Victor Borge made a 45 minute ap- B.B.C. Television this pearance on ALL ABOUT DISK JOCKEYS week. It will go down as a memorable BILL DOGGETT } occasion. This Danish American, not very well known on this side of the Atlantic, stole everybody’s heart in- Bob Will ( WWDC-Washington, D. C.) believes that he has the biggest cluding those of the severest TV break under the station’s Independent programming. Will’s show is aired on HONKY TONK critics of national newspapers. Borge Sunday night from 10 PM to Midnight. The station recently became “dis- King 4950 \ is welcome any time on our screens. affiliated” from the Mutual Broadcasting System. . . . the fact that at More amazing was Ray Perkins (KIMN-Denver, Colo.), celebrating his the same time, on the rival network, 11th anniversary at KIMN, continues to take on LITTLE WILLIE JOHN could enjoyed one hour of 4 you have added duties. In addition to his four hour daily stint Hope. Bob on the station, and his Sunday musical column in Because of the tremendous Mel the Denver Post, Ray is now the summer drama FEVER Torme concert presented by The New reviewer on the Denver Post, covering all events of \ | Musical Express, a second concert will a musical nature. Recent reviews carried over his King 4935 take place on August 12th at the Stoll byline concerned the Louis Armstrong concert, the Theatre. No doubt S.R.O. notices will appearance of Liberace at the recently converted cen-

appear once again for both shows. tennial race track. . . . After returning from a va- \ JAMES BROWN \ Torme is strongly tipped for the Lon- cation, Ray Turner ( WKMI-Kalamazoo, Mich.) W TH don Palladium’s vaudeville season, al- switched to a new time period. He is now deejaying t'h e famous flames though he may appear in London’s Monday thru Friday from 11 A.M. to 2 P.M. and eve- West End before that. nings from 6:15 to 9 P.M. i PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE i The B.B.C. TV network has lured 4 Federal 12258 5 Vera Lynn away from its rival As- Jack Terry, head announcer and international disk s sociated Rediffusion. Vera has long ALEX COOPER f a jockey for short wave radio station WRUL in New THE MIDNIGHTERS term agreement with the B.B.C. for (KLAC—Los Angeles, Calif.) f York, has introduced her own show. Art Mooney’s new MGM release, “Tribute to James Dean” to his European radio TORE UP OVER YOU i I see London Records have released ? audience. Terry will use this record his weekly show, FEDERAL 12270 on “On Stage America” 4. 4 the most talked about record in the —— — over which 4 S British Isles for the last five weeks, he plays popular requests and old favorites. The WRUL broad- THE "5" ROYALES namely ‘I’m Walking Backwards For caster receives enthusiastic letters from listeners in all parts of the world Christmas’ by the Goons. As you see making requests. Terry feels that popular music and small talk help promote from the charts, this disk has done i “COME ON AND SAVE ME” t the American way of life better than type of everything. any

propaganda. . . . DJ Don McLeod ( WJBK-Detroit, Edmundo Ros and his wife now have Mich.) and wife welcomed their fourth arrival re- “GET SOMETHING a TV show over B.B.C. called ‘Senor and Senora’. A very gay affair which cently, making it a femme quartet for the McLeod OUT IT” OF . . \ 0 should enjoy a healthy long run. family. . The hot Dot-Jubilee competition on “The KING 4952 Pat Boone has another winner in Fool” ended in a temporary “Who’s Foolin’ Who” his new release titled ‘I Almost Lost draw in Detroit recently. A record hop emceed by Mind’. My My guess is it won’t be Bob Maxwell ( WWJ-Detroit, Mich.) guested the Gal- long before it appears in the Best lahads (Jubilee) and on the same stint, Sanford Clark Sellers. Same e-oes for the Chordettes’ (Dot). recent issue, ‘Born To Be With You’. Each mimed their version of “The Fool” to

bursts of teenage approval. . . . Alex Cooper, one of “NEW MUSICAL EXPRESS” BEST the Big Five deejays on KLAC, Los Angeles, Calif., SELLING POP RECORDS IN programs from The Cash Box Top 50 listings his BRITAIN on Sunday show. . . . Ray and Alice Schreimer (WRNL- This week: Richmond, Va.) vacationing in Los Angeles. david dreis 1 “Whatever Will Be, Will Be”— (KENT-SHreveport, La.) ***** Doris Day (Philips) Frosty Mitchell’s (KWWL-Cedar Falls, Iowa) per- 2 “Walk Hand In Hand” MAC CURTIS sonal dislike Presley’s, Tony Martin (HMV) for Elvis “Hound Dog” caused a mild furor at his station. Frosty refused to play the song on his program,, HALF HEARTED LOVE 3 “Why Do Fools Fall In Love” Teen Agers (Columbia) because says Frosty, he can’t see any music to it. After putting a play-or- GRANDADDY’S 4 “Sweet Old Fashioned Girl” not-to play question to his audience, he was deluged with 778 phone calls. Teresa Brewer (Vogue/Coral) According to Frosty, 397 said don’t play and 381 said play. Even though he ROCKIN’ 5 “Heartbreak Hntfd”— won, Frosty thinks he’d better play or start wearing KING 4949 Elvis Presley (HMV) a bullet proof vest. “These kids,” remarked the DJ, 6 “Mountain Greenery” “sure get excited over their records.” ... By a three Mel Torme (Vogue/Coral) BILLY GAYLES to one vote the listeners of Bob Day (WNIX-St. Johns- 7 “All Star Hit Parade” bury, Vt.) wanted to hear one hour of Elvis Presley. I’M TORE UP Winifred Atwell, Dickie Valentine, FEDERAL 12265 David Whitfield, Joan Regan, Lita Most of the adults and “a suprising number of teen- f Roza, Dave King (Decca) agers” were among the nays. . . . Don Pitts (KGO- 8 “I’ll Be Home” San Francisco, Calif.) is now heard three times NEW RELEASES!! ! Pat Boone (London) nightly over the station. Don’s early evening show is 9 “Left Bank”— made up of the 12 top rated popular disks of the Winifred Atwell (Decca) JAMES BROWN, with the day with his later in the evening shows consisting of \ 10 “Who Are We?”— music for relaxing, hits and new releases plus all the FAMOUS FLAMES Ronnie Hilton (HMV) familiar standards. . . . Bill Bradley, former New 11 “Saints Rock And Roll” replaced Peter Potter a daily HOLD Bill Haley York deejay, on broad- MY BABY’S HAND Comets (Brunswick) BOB HALE \ cast schedule on KLAC, Los Angeles, Calif. Bill has 12 “Wayward Wind” (WAEB—Allentown, Pa.) Tex Ritter (Capitol) just finished his first picture assignment in RKO’s i NO, NO NO, NO 13 “I’m Walking Backwards For “Bundle of Joy” starring Eddie Fisher and Debby FEDERAL 12277 Christmas”/“Bluebottle Blues” Reynolds and will soon be seen in a new TV series The Goons (Decca) to be filmed in Hollywood. . . . Roz Ford (WITH-Baltimore, Md.) runs a EARL BOSTIC & 14 “Hot Diggity”— 1 A.M. to 6 A.M. program, Sunday thru Saturday. . . . The staff of WFST, BILL Perry Como (HMV) DOGGETT Caribou, Me. consists of Elby Stevens, formerly with WTWN in St. Johns- 15 “Experiments With Mice” bury, Vt., now General Manager of WFST, “Big” Mike Norton, formerly of Johnny Dankworth Orchestra BUBBIN’S ROCK (Parlophone) WHIL, Medford, Mass., morning man, Fred White, formerly of WNIX, Spring- b/w 16 “Wayward Wind” field, Vt., programming pop and Western music, and Paul Laubi who plays INDIANA Gogi Grant (London) music for easy listening, in the evening. . . . When the temperature soared KING 4954 17 “Hot Diggity,” “Gal With The over 100 degrees in Shreveport, La., David Dreis (KENT-Shreveport, La.), I I Yaller Shoes” who is used to the cool summer breezes of Miami, was hit by a virus and Michael Holliday (Columbia) hospitalized. Dave’s replacement asked for letters and cards for the ill DJ 18 “Only You”— and Dave’s hospital, station and home were flooded with mail wishing Dave Hilltoppers (London) a speedy recovery. The newly formed KENY Elvis Presley fan club is re- KING- 19 “Walk Hand In Hand” Ronnie Carroll (Philips) portedly getting a large percentage of membership requests from writers out

20 “Lost John”— of their teens. . . . Bob Hale ( WAEB-Allentown, Pa.) conducts his “Diseapades” Lonnie Donegan (Pye-Nixa) show Monday thru Friday from 4 to 6 PM. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX’

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Shaw Writes On Jazz The Records For September Esquire

Disk Jockeys NEW YORK—Arnold Shaw, vice president of E. B. Marks, will occupy quite a large portion of the forthcoming September issue of Esquire Played Most magazine. He is the author of a lengthy, eru- A SUMMARY OF REPORTS RECEIVEO FROM THE NATION’S DISK JOCKEYS dite, and fascinating story on West Coast modern jazz, its recording artists and its recording companies. Shaw concludes his article with the Pos. Last Week statement that there are too many albums of West Coast jazz. Says MY IPRAYEiR. Shaw, “Many a schoolboy can write a fugue, alter chords to make 1. them FLATTENS (Mercury) polytonal, manipulate rhythms to ac- cent offbeats, assemble a piece in two WHATEVER WILL BE, WILL BE or three part counterpoint, play non- vibrato and relaxed on trumpet or (Que Sera, Sera) clarinet, etc. Making music mean- 2 . E5©KIS DAY (Columbia) ingful—be it West Coast or East Coast, modern or traditional, cool or hot—is another matter entirely.” GHENT MOON In the same issue is an item entitled “Tin-Pan Arnold,” in which colum- 3 . PATTI PAGE (Mercury) the nist interviewing Shaw, gives us a tin- type view of the publisher-lyricist- I ALMOST LOST MY MIND novelist. 4 . PAT ES©©ME (Dot) Kapp Signs Ronnie Gaylord CANADIAN SUNSET IICC© WTOTEISIIALTER (RCA Victor) 5 . ANDY WILLIAMS (Cadence) NEW YORK — Dave Kapp, Kapp Records, this week announced the THE WAYWARD WIND signing of Ronnie Gaylord. This is 6. another move by Kapp, to strengthen 0. (SCP(SS (Eira) its position in the pop single record business. Gaylord was originally one of the ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE singing group, The Gaylords, record- 5. 7. VIIC EDAMDNIE (Columbia) ing for Mercury, until he entered the armed forces. Since his discharge he release — Bigger has been performing as a single. than HOUND DOG Kapp also announced the appoint- Look Homeward, Angel' ment of Standard Distributing 8. 13 . Com- ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA Victor) pany as its exclusive distributor in the Pittsburgh territory, and of Benart MORE Distributing in Cleveland. e. PEBBSSY (D©M© (16CA Victor) Transfilun iocs Vseter FLYING SAUCER 10 . RUCHANAN & (Lumiverse) NEW YORK—Transfilm used both its East and West Coast studio fa- BORN TO BE WITH YOU cilities simultaneously to film one 10- 9. second and three 90-second RCA Vic- 1L CMORDETTES (Cademce) tor Record commercials for use on the forthcoming political convention tele- ggy OLD FASHIONED GIRL casts via NBC-TV. Vaughn Monroe 14 . 12 . T3EE3IESA IBIKIEVyiEES (Coral) was “shot” in New York introducing ffte&t/r “candidate” Eddie Mayehoff, the co- DON'T BE CRUEL median, who was filmed in Hollywood. 28 . 13 . ELVIS PRESLEY (I5CA Victor) Spots were completed in New York. Agency is Grey Advertising. SONG FOR A SUMMER NIGHT 14 MITCH MILLER (Columbia) Takes To Dixieland

YOU, 1 NEED YOU, I LOVE YOU SUMMER 15 10 . ELVES PSIIHSILIEY (RCA Victor) VACATION BREEZE 15 . li EP1ME HEYWffi®® (Mercury) FOLLOW ME YOU DON'T KNOW ME Pilgrim Record # 717 22 . 17 JERRY VALE (Columbia) MOONGLOW & PICNIC Watch for 11 . 18 . M©E3ISI§ STDLDFF (Decca) SUSAN CAPONE GIEGKGE CATES (Coral) MAYBE SOMEDAY BE-LOP=A-LULA b/ w ST, 12 . . - 19 GENE VINCENT (Capitol) CHICK-I-DEE, CHICK- 1 DEE ins- Pilgrim of Record #718 ingjjll STRANDED IN THE JUNGLE HOLLYWOOD — Liberty Records lays 16 . 20 . CADETS (Modern) — JAYIIAWRS (Flash) execs Si Waronker (center) and Jack ired Ames (right) sit in on Jerry Colonna’s -a.)i first session for the Liberty label. In 21) THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO THAT. and GIVE US THIS DAY. 22) THE FOOL. 23) 24) TONIGHT YOU BELONG TO ME. 25) GHOST TOWN. 26) MIRACLE OF addition to composing the twelve tunes DJ LOVE. 27) ANGEL. 28) GLENDORA. 29) AFTER THE LIGHTS GO DOWN LOW. in his new “Jerry Colonna Swings Records lave 30) STANDING ON THE CORNER. 31) YOU'RE SENSATIONAL. 32) CLAY Down Dixieland Highway”, the vet re- IDOL. 33) SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKES ME. 34) MAMA, TEACH ME TO 1619 Broadway funny man, aided the band on 'ti-om- DANCE. 36) IT HURTS FOR A LITTLE WHILE. out 35) I'M IN LOVE AGAIN. ONLY New York, Y. bone for the LP album which Liberty N. 37) I ONLY KNOW I LOVE YOU. 38) HAPPINESS STREET. 39) FABULOUS CHARACTER. Records will release shortly.

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Brewer-Mantle New Coral Team Album

To Debut Disk On Ed Reviews Sullivan TV Show MiMiiiiiiiiniiiiM

NEW YORK—One of the most interesting' duos to team up on a record POP

is the combination of Teresa Brewer “GYPSY!”—The Hollywood Bowl Symphony Orchestra Conducted By Carmen Mickey Mantle. The vocalist and and Dragon—Capitol P8342 (1-12" LP) the Yankee star will appear together DINICU-HEIFETZ: HORA STACCATO; BRAHMS: HUNGARIAN DANCE NO. 6; DVORAK: SLAV- this Sunday, August 12th, on the Ed ONIC DANCE NO. 8, OP. 46; DVORAK: SLAVONIC DANCE NO. 10, OP. 72, NO. 2; DVORAK: GYPSY SONG NO. 4; MONTEI: CZARDAS; SARASATE: ZIGEUNERWEISEN; TWO GUITARS; Sullivan TV show over CBS. On the DARK EYES. show they will introduce their version Here’s a collection of light classics that should cover formidable ground in of the new tune, written by Miss the pop field. Labeled “Gypsy!”, the set features, with the exception of two traditional melodies, pieces by some of the most prominent (i.e. Dvorak, Brewer, titled “I Love Mickey.” The Brahms) composers suggesting a Gypsy-like flavor. The sentiment and next morning, August 13th, Brewer vivacity of the numbers is aptly conveyed by Capitol’s Hollywood Bowl Sym- and Mantle will record the number for phony Orchestra under Carmen Dragon. Attractive cover should aid sales of Coral, in an atmospheric studio, this pop-classical disk containing extremely popular works. HELMUT ZACHARIAS— Decca studio, equipped with Yankee uni- FLORIAN ZABACH- Mercury “GLENN MILLER”—Glenn Miller And His Orchestra—Epic LN 3236 (1-12" forms, baseballs, bats, etc. .LEROY HOLMES -MGM. LP) A SERENADE; MOONLIGHT THE GANGES; IN A LITTLE SPANISH TOWN; SOLO HOP; The story BLUES ON LAWRENCE WELK-Coral behind the new Coral MY FINE FEATHERED FRIEND; MARGIE; SILHOUETTED IN THE MOONLIGHT; EVERYDAY'S A BILLY VAUGHN -Dot combo goes back to a recent ball game HOLIDAY; SWEET STRANGER; DON'T WAKE UP MY HEART; WHY'D YA MAKE ME FALL IN at the Yankee Stadium where Teresa LOVE; LAMPLIGHT. HARMS, INC. Brewer was among the rooters for the Many recording firms have access to a rich vein of Glenn Miller pressings. Epic Yanks and especially for her favorite has struck a series of Miller sessions dating back to 1935. The selections are player, Mickey Mantle. Brewer felt top-drawer and feature such oldies as “In A Spanish Town” and “Margie”. that there should be a song dedicated The Modernaires, in their only appearance on the disk, do a sweet rendition of to her hero, and started to sing the “Lamplight”. Zealous Miller fans will find the platter a solid entry into their The Big Version! words, “I Love Mickey.” Deciding that library of the band leader. there was nothing she would like better than to record the number with “RODGERS REVISITED”—Cy Walter Plays Richard Rodgers Compositions- Mantle, Teresa went to work on this, Atlantic 1236 (1-12" LP) her very first effort in the songwriting SLAUGHTER ON 10TH AVENUE; GETTING TO KNOW YOU; LOVER; THIS CAN'T BE LOVE; “THE FOOL” field. The tune was then presented to SUSIE IS A GOOD THING; SOLILOQUY; MARCH OF THE SIAMESE CHILDREN; WAIT TILL

YOU SEE HER; SING FOR YOUR SUPPER; I HAVE DREAMED; HELLO YOUNG LOVERS; THE Coral’s A&R Director Bob Thiele, who GENTLEMAN IS A DOPE; CAROUSEL WALTZES. saw the possibilities of a hit. When Sanford Clark There have been so many charming melodies composed by Richard Rodgers the time came to approach Mantle, that selecting a number to be played in an LP must be quite a chore. This things were even simpler than had Dot 15481 Atlantic release has an excellent representative supply of Rodgers’ creations been hoped for, ’cause it turned out played in the urbane piano style of Cy Walter. The keyboard artist has a that Teresa Brewer was the ball play- classy attack that keeps the feeling for the gracious songs intact. Thanks to er’s favorite vocalist, and he was ex- DOT RECORDS the durability and freshness of the compositions and Mr. Walter, revisiting cited about the idea of the duet. Gallatin, Tenn. Phono:' 1600 Richard Rodgers is a happy pleasure. Here’s a mood disk of distinction. Teresa told the story to Ed Sulli- ;;l van, who invited the two to appear to- “THE BIGGEST HITS OF ’56”—Tex Beneke And His Orchestra—The Honey- gether on his show to introduce the dreamers—Earl Sheldon And His Orchestra—Guy Lupar And His Orchestra u number. Coral will rush record to the Bob Carroll—Domenico Savino And His Orchestra—Camden CAL-318 (1-12" IF field as quickly as possible after the LP) I'M recording I session. COULD HAVE DANCED ALL NIGHT; WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE; MORITAT; LISBON AN- TIGUA; SIXTEEN TONS; MEMORIES OF YOU; LULLABY OF BIRDLAND; IVORY TOWER; MOON- n Coral will be well represented on GLOW; THE NEXT TIME IT HAPPENS; ROCK ISLAND LINE; ON THE STREET WHERE YOU LIVE. Sunday night TV the following ELECTED week This year’s hits have come from a number of sources and include the theater as well. on For Sunday, August 19th, (i.e. “On The Street Where You Live”), the movies and already-standards (To Be The One You Love) Don Cornell will guest the on Ed Sul- (i.e. “Moonglow” and “Memories Of You”) and, of course, Rock N’ Roll. livan show and introduce his latest Victor’s low-priced ($1.98) Camden label has assembled 12 pop favorites of disk, “Heaven Only Knows.” During ’56. As performed by Tex Beneke and the ork, The Honeydreamers, Bob Car- EDDIE FISHER’S the same hour on — NBC-TV’s “Steve roll and others the songs receive agreeable renditions. The set’s tempting latest\ Victor Hit Allen Show,” another RCA Coral artist, price-tag, familiar tunes and name performers assure healthy sales. Eddie Lawrence, 20/47-6615 will’do his hit version of “The Old Philosopher.” “KNUCKLES O’TOOLE PLAYS HONKY-TONK PIANO”—Grand Award G. A. 33-324 (1-12" LP) Bourne, Inc. 136 w 52nd st - N. Y. C„ N. Y. One of Grand Award’s big selling artists has been honky-tonk pianist “Knuck- Herald Tot Stirs Action les” O’Toole. In this latest effort there’s plenty of evidence to assume that sales are going to be as good as the last one. The tunes are nostalgically familiar, and the sounds of the piano are in authentic honky-tonk spirit. Sales with NEW YORK The stars this type of package are usually steady and long-range. AMERICA’S — seem to be NEWEST getting younger. Little Butchie Saunders has created quite a stir with ONE STOP his “Lindy Lou” and “Rock ’n Roll Indian Dance” on Herald, his first release. PROKOVIEV: Lieutenant Jije Suite, Op. 60—KODALY: Hary Janos Suite Orchestra York, Dimitri Mitropoulos, \ RICHLOY, INC. The nine-year-old protege of Elroy —Philharmonic Of New Conductor Columbia 5101 208 NO. BROAD ST. Peace, Ted Lewis’ Shadow, has al- ML PHILA. 2, PA. (LOcust 7-6846) ready received several offers for per- Both works are musical summations of works by Prokoviev and Kodaly. The sonal appearances. He will appear music of the “Lieutenant Kije Suite” was written for a Russian film and is on the Jay Michaels Pitts- underlined with a military flavor that is at once satirical and brim full of Rus- (WCAE ! SINGLES OVER — Tiis 5/ burgh, Pa.) show on August 29 and sian melodies. Kodaly’s opus, as with Prokoviev’s, has outlasted the original the Georgie Woods rock and roll show work it was written for. It too, with bright musical colorings, describes the EP's—LP's 10% over 1 fef on September 7. feats and surroundings of its subject. Mitropoulos and New York’s Philhar- - FREE TITLES—FREE PARKING monic take full advantage of the solid scoring and carry over the works’ mul- I its tiple moods delightfully. The two pieces are gaining in LP popularity and I f M here’s a fine version for one to get his hands on. Excellent, good humored Terrific Revival cover. Crystalette #706 BOBBY CHARLES AARON COPLAND: Music For Radio (“Saga Of The Prairie”) —Music For "Ain't Movies—Music For The Theatre—Arthur Winograd Conducting The MGM She Sweet" Symphony—Arthur Winograd Conducting The MGM Chamber Orchestra GOON BONES Izler Solomon Conducting The MGM Chamber Orchestra—MGM E3367 (1-12" “ONLY TIME b/w LP) a new coupling One of America’s brightest serious composers is Aaron Copland. Whether writing for radio, movies or theatre, Copland seems to instill a large measure "Mary Lou" of Americana (i. e. jazz) in his creations. The works on this MGM waxing WILL TELL” MUZZY' MARCELLINO display Copland’s musical warmth, playfulness and use of the jazz idiom. CHESS # 1628 His Music For The Movies (on this disk a combination of various scores) and Crystalette Records Radio has purity and emotion. Music for the theatre has moments of lyricism RECORD CO but a great deal of modernistic touches. There are excellent portrayals of the vntJJCH^S ^ 1560 NO. LaBREA AVE. pieces by conductors Arthur Winograd (radio and movies) and Izler Solomon | I 47 SO 52- COTTAGE GKOVf avf Excellent - ** HOLLYWOOD 28, CALIF. (theatre) and their respective orchestras. examples of modern, ' - CHICAGO 15 'll I x NO IS serious compositions. “On/y those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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Engineer Ben Jordan Album Joins Dot Records HOLLYWOOD—Ben Jordan, sound engineer at Radio Recorders for the past 9 Vi years, has resigned his post Reviews there to become chief engineer and technical advisor for Dot Records exclusively. The move was effective Au- gust 6, with Jordan occupying offices in the Dot building at Sunset and Vine

in Hollywood, where he is . slated to work closely with Dot president, Randy Wood. “CONCERT BY THE SEA”—Erroll Garner, Pianist- -Columbia CL 883 (1-12" Jordan, with a 20-year history of LP) unbroken experience as an engineer I'LL REMEMBER APRIL; TEACH ME TONIGHT; MAMBO CARMEL; AUTUMN LEAVES; IT'S ALL in the record field exclusively, has RIGHT WITH ME; RED TOP; APRIL IN PARIS; THEY CAN'T TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME; HOW COULD YOU DO A THING LIKE THAT TO ME; WHERE OR WHEN; ERROLL'S THEME. worked with Wood for at least a year The recording was made at a Garner concert in Carmel, California. As with on recoi'ding sessions and the cutting most on-the-spot pressings, the artisf is usually at his best because he’s of masters on Dot artists : Gale Storm, playing for people rather than, specifically, for a recording microphone. In Billy Vaughn, Eddie Peabody, Danny the 11 selections, covering a host of moods, Garner adds his inventive touch Welton, Pat Boone, and others. Wood giving the tunes unusual turns in their structure. The grand enthusiasm stated that in his opinion one of the of the audience indicates Garner’s success at the performance. Jazz fans, factors of the success of his com- sales-wise, should prove the point further. pany’s product is the so-called “Dot sound” which Wood established from the very inception of the Dot label five “SOLO SCENE”—Lou Levy, Pianist—RCA Victor LPM-1267 (1-12" LP) years ago and which Jordan has been DING DONG THE WITCH IS DEAD; LULLABY OF THE LEAVES; MAKING WHOOPEE; IT AIN'T able to maintain on a consistent level NECESSARILY SO; VIOLETS FOR YOUR FURS; GET HAPPY; THAT OLD BLACK MAGIC; I'LL TAKE ROMANCE; NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT; BLACK COFFEE; CHEEK TO CHEEK. due to his great technical experience. This package will serve to introduce pianist Lou Levy to many jazz-pop Even when Wood held recording ses- buyers. The young artist has a flashy approach that is consistently sophis- sions in Chicago and New York he ticated and driving even with the warmer stuff (i. e. “Violets For Your Furs”). sent the tapes to Jordan to cut the The selections are excellent. Though the package is a jazz effort, it may see sales with a mood music audience. masters, whereas previously Wood personally had engineered all masters. Incorporating Jordan into the Dot ‘SPECIAL DELIVERY” Janet Brace Accompanied by The Don Elliot Quar- — — organization is one more detail made tet—ABC-Paramount ABC-116 (1-12" LP) TIME AFTER TIME; SKYLARK; THAT'S ALL; TIME WAS; I'M A PERSON TOO; S'POSIN; YOU possible by the, recent move of Dot FORGOT YOUR GLOVES; EASY STREET; IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU; NOBODY'S HEART, HAPPY Company headquarters from Tennes- IN LOVE; IF I HAD A RIBBON BOW. Tanet Brace makes her debut on LP’s one of considerable finesse. The voeal- see to Hollywood, which according st has energy, careful phrasing and a delivery instilled with a jazz feeling- to Wood, has worked out even more hat holds strongly to the melody. Miss Brace is particularly effective playing successfully than had been anticipated i child in Leonard Bernstein’s interesting “I’m A Person Too”. Another Wood stated that in the two weeks i'hoice session is her wistful-way in Rodgers and Hart’s “Nobody’s Heart”, jifop-notch support is achieved by Don Elliot’s Quartet. Fine LP intro by since the move he has accomplished he gal. work that would have taken two months’ time under the old method of 1‘THE DAVE PELL OCTET PLAYS BURKE AND VAN HUESEN”—Kapp operation. 1CL-1034 (1-12" LP) MY HEART IS A HOBO; LIKE SOMEONE IN LOVE; IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU; SUDDENLY IT'S SPRING; IT'S ALWAYS YOU; WHAT DOES IT TAKE; AREN'T YOU GLAD YOU'RE YOU; ALL THIS AND HEAVEN TOO; JUST MY LUCK; WHEN IS SOMETIME; IMAGINATION; HUMPTY jj DUMPTY HEART. ’he familiar song-writing team of Johnny Burke and James Van Heusen get a “Hi ’Ya Sailors 'olished jazz tribute from The Dave Pell Octet. Having written principally or the films, the two men have a number of established tunes to their credit, line of the 12 selections are solely instrumentals. “It Could Happen To You”, It’s Always You”, “Imagination” and “Aren’t You Glad You’re You” are our melodies nicely handled by Lucy Ann Polk. The combo, led by Pell’s snor sax, engagingly cover the material. Fine jazz entry with a possible op audience.

THE BOSS OF THE BLUES’ -Joe Turner Sings Kansas City Jazz—Atlan- ic 1234 (1-12" LP)

CHERRY RED; ROLL 'EM PETE; I WANT A LITTLE GIRL; LOW DOWN DOG; WEE BABY BLUES; YOU'RE DRIVING ME CRAZY; HOW LONG BLUES; MORNING GLORIES; ST. LOUIS BLUES- P1NEY BROWN BLUES.

" oe Turner, now one of rock ’n rolldom’s great assets, takes over in his prin- pal musical forte, the blues, on this Atlantic pressing. Most of the numbers elie, the sad connotation associated with the blues as Turner unloads on lostly spirited blues selections. Two fine Turner wallops on the disk are Low Down Dog” and “Morning Glories”. Turner’s instrumental support is mtinually excellent. Here’s Kansas City Jazz at its most dynamic. Both le jazz and R&R crowd should make this package a solid sales item.

ROCK ’N ROLL”—Buddy Johnson And His Orehestra- -Wing MG W 12005 1-12" LP)

I DON'T WANT NOBODY; DOOT DOOT DOW; BRING IT HOME TO ME; YOU GOT IT MADE; old “rock ’n roll” songstress as she A PRETTY GIRL; ANY DAY NOW; IT'S OBDACIOUS; CRAZY; UPSIDE YOUR HEAD; AIN'T BUT boarded the aircraft carrier U.S.S. ONE; A-12; I'M JUST YOUR FOOL. Valley Forge at the Portsmouth Naval his Wing release will enable the horde of Buddy Johnson fans to review his Shipyard, July 12. Janis toured the jcomplishments as an R&R composer, pianist and ork leader. Judging from vessel, dined with the enlisted men, and iis platter all of Buddy’s R&R facets have been right in the groove of today’s gave a show during her visit to the 'enager tastes. With his sister, Ella, Johnson has produced a number of carrier. ts such as “I Don’t Want Nobody” and “Upside Your Head”. Buddy com- )sed all the rockers on the set. Attractive cover. Great party platter.

Terrific Revival Crystalette # 706 rHE SPIRIT OF ’76”—Mercury MG 50111 (1-12" LP) 'Ain't She Sweet" RUFFLES AND FLOURISHES”—Music For Field Trumpets And Drums— used Upon The Field Music Of The U. S. Armed Forces From The Revolu- Goon Bones ttnary War To The Present Day—Members Of The Eastman Symphonic b/w ind Ensemble Conducted by Frederick Fennell—Mercury MG 50112 (1-12" LP) A Mew Coupling ithin America’s military might there has been also a proud heritage of usical might. These ambitious Mercury releases cover a variety of marches, "Mary Lou" igle calls and favorite band numbers used as Field Music by our Armed )rces as far back as the Revolution. The band pieces are, of course, perfect "Muzzy" Marcellino aying material for Frederick Fennell’s Eastman Symphonic Wind Ensemble, id the group does a rousing interpretation of the selections, playing with Crystalette Records ill and patriotic sincerity. Both recordings are hi-fi dreams. Most of the 1560 No. LaBrea Ave. eces are well known to the civilian population and it seems that these two Hollywood 28, Calif. ie efforts will receive a 21-gun sales salute from a wide range of buyers. “IFs What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts' www.americanradiohistory.com — M —

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH Joe Deane Shep Fields G’m Norman T K,~. WBBF—Rochester, N. Y. KTH —Houston, Texas — Hollywood, Calif. Street Where You 1. Picnic (Cates 1. Ghost Town (Don Cherry) 1. On The Monglow & Martinez 2. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) Live (Vic Damone) 2. B ack Sleep (Tony Will (D. Day) (Patti 3. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 2. Whatever Be 3. Allegheny Moon Page 4. More/Glendora (Perry Como) 3. More (Perry Como) 4. Born To Be With You (Gogi Grant) (Chordettes 5. Canadian Sunset (Williams) 4. Wayward Wind Mind 5. (Perry 6. Soft Summer Breeze 5. I Almost Lost My More Como) FHdie Heywood) (Pat Boone) 6. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (Platters) (Teresa Brewer 7. On The Street Where You 6. My Prayer Live (Vic Dan-one) 7. One Little Mistake (Bergen) 7. I'm In Love Again (Domino (Patti Page) 8. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) 8. Allegheny Moon 8. Portuguese Washerwoman Love Carr 9. Song For A Summer Night 9. Let's Write Our Own (Joe (Mitch Miller) Story (Four Voices) 9. You're Sensational (Sinatra) (Williams) 10. 10. You Don't Know Me (J. Vale) 10. Canadian Sunset Picnic (McGuires) Sandy Singer Jay Clark Jim Stanley Conn. WTCN—Minneapolis, M rtn. WAVZ—New Haven, WWIN— Baltmore, Md. Street Where You 1. Flying Saucer 1. My Prayer (Platters) 1. On The (Buchanan 2. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) Live (Vic Damone) & Goodman (Gogi Grant) 2. Philospher (E. Lawrence 3. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 2. Wayward Wind Old (Perry Como) 3. Canadian Sunset (Williams 4. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) 3. Glendora River (R. Sherwood) 4. (Perry 5. The Fool (Sanford Clark) 4. Lazy More Como) Will Be (D. Day) 5. Will (D. 6. Clay Idol (Betty Johnson) 5. Whatever Whatever Be Day

Orchids 6. < 7. Born To Be With You 6. Samba Of The Allegheny Moon (Patti Page (Chordettes) (D. Broekman) 7. You Don't Know Me (J. Vale 7. Siboney (Dick Duane) 8. Big D (DeJohns) 8. Am I Seeing Angels (Boone) (Toni Arden) 9. 9. Lola's Theme (M. Matheison) 8. Believe In Love Ghost Town (Don Cherry) Lawrence) 10. Street 10. Thai's All There Is To That 9. Ethel Baby (S. On The Where Yot (Nat Cole) 10. Canadian Sunset (Williams) Live (Vic Damone) Buddy Deane Joe Finan Ron Turner WITH— Baltimore, Md. WJW—Cleveland, Ohio WKMI— Kalamazoo, Mich. (Elvis Presley) 1. 1. Flying Saucer 1. Hound Dog Song For A Summer Nighl (Buchanan & Goodman) 2. My Prayer (Platters) (Mitch Miller Flying 2. I 2. Don't Be Cruel (Elvis Presley) 3. Saucer Almost Lost My Mind (Buchanan & Goodman) (Pat 3. My Prayer (Platters) Boone 4. Will Be (Doris Day) 3. 4. Tonight You Belong To Me Whatever Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) (Patience & Prudence) 5. Soft Summer Breeze 4. Tonight You Belong To Me (Eddie Heywood) (Patience 5. When My Dreamboat Comes & Prudence Home (Fats Domino) 6. Tonight You Belong To Me 5. Grasshopper Jump (Christian (Patience & Prudence) 6. Canadian Sunset 6. On The Street Where You Live (Vic Damone) 7. Canadian Sunset (Hugo Winterhalter (Hugo Winterhalter) 7. Wind 7. Rip It Up (Richard/Haley) Wayward (Gogi Grant

8. The Fool (Gallahads) I 8. You Don't Know Me (J. Vale; 8. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) NEW YORK — Two hundred disk Stevens, Pat Hurley, Chuck Bernard, 9. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 9. My Prayer (Platters) 9. You Don't Know Me (J. Vale) I 10. See Saw (Moonglows) 10. Whatever Will Be (D. Day' jockeys, music writers and tin-pan Dick Barry, Maro Comb, Jack Lacey, 10. Ghost Town (Don Cherry) alley executives were guests at one of of WINS;' Ted Ruderman, William B. Chuck BSore Michael Hopkins Dom Dunn the nicest parties of the season at Son Antonio, Texas CKY—Winnipeg, Canada WCPO—Cincinnati, Ohio Toots Shor’s Wednesday, August to Williams, Bern Donoff, Jack Rogin, KTSA— 1, 1. I Almost Lost My Mind 1. Whatever Will (D. Day' 1. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) Be Boone) mark the introduction of Jean Martin’s Jack Beetten, Sid Gaby, Dave Yar- (Pat 2. More (Perry 2. Give Us This Day (J. James) Como) 2. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) first release for RKO Unique, “Please nell, Ford, Dick Shepard, Rick 3. Flying Saucer Art 3. Song For A Summer Night 3. More (Perry Como) Be Gentle With Me,” backed with (Buchanan & Goodman Willard, Sarah Turner and Ben Arri- (Mitch Miller) 4. Soft Summer Breeze lie’s”. (Eddie 4. “Who 4. True Love (Jane Powell) Heywood) Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant go, of Bill McCormick, John 5. On The Street Where You 5. Allegheny Moon (Patti WNEW ; 5. Theme From The Proud Ones Page Jean Martin acted as hostess as (Vic Damone) 6. Sweet Old Gambling, Burt Chambers, Tony (Lionel Newman) Live Fashioned Giri well as guest of honor. Present 6. Will Be (D. Day) (Teresa from 6. That's All There Is To That Whatever Brewer RKO Unique were Stan Borden, Jim Toran, of WOR; Marty McKeely, of (Nat Cole) 7. Stranded In The Jungle 7. Happiness Street (G. Gibbs (Gadabouts) 8. After T^e Liq^ts Go Down Krondes, Martin Mackat, Sherry Per- WJR, Detroit; David Steinberg, Sid 7. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (Teresa Brewer) 8. Heart Hideaway (C. Carr) Low (Al Hibbler) sons. 9. Don't Call (Priscilla Wright) 9. Clay Ido! (Betty Johnson) Bakall and Bob Salmaggi, of the Her- 8. Angel (Artie Wayne) 10. When My Dreamboat Comes 10. Canadian Sunset Highlight of the evening was the 9. Don't Be Cruel (Elvis Presley) ald Tribune; Barbara Day, Mike Home (Fats Domino) (Hugo Winterhalter selection of lucky numbers for door 10. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) prizes by Jean Martin. The prizes, Baker of WMCA; John Russel, John Bob Hale's Discapades Sammy Tayloir Stev3 Cannon

: worth their weight in gold, were 12 P. Pressel, of CBS; John Manbeck, WAEB—Allentown, Penna. KWJJ— Portland, Ore. WLOl— nneaDo!is, Minn. 1. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) 1. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) pairs of tickets to “My Fair Lady.” Lois Blick, Ted Lawrence, Doug 1. My Prayer (Platters) 2. I Almost Lost 2. My Prayer (Platters) 2. Whatever Will Be, Will Be My Mind Among the winners were Jack Lacy 3. The Browning, Rita Degge, Dave Dema- (Doris Dav) (Pat Boone) Fool (Salford Clark) 3. Girl 4. Whatever Will Be, and Stan Burns, of WINS, Moe Man- 3. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) Sweet Old Fashioned Will Be rest, Lillian Gorfrede, Bill Brophy, (Teresa Brewer) (Doris Day] dell of Downbeat, Sue Salter and Nat 4. I Almost Lost My Mind 4. Canadian Sunset 5. I Almost Lost My Mind Stan Turner, of Phil Minoff, (Pat Boone) Myer of NBC. Ed Baker of the Plit WABC; (Pat 5. Canadian Sunset (Williams) (Hugo Winterhalter) Boone^ Parade, Ben Arrigo of WNEW, and 5. Voices (Fontanes/Boone) 6. Allegheny Mcon (Patti Page, of Cue Magazine; Ken Johnston, of 6. I Want You, I Need You, 6. Every Sunday Morning 7. I Want You, I Need You, Norman Orleck of The Cash Box I Love You (Elvis Presley) WNRC; Dale Remington, Sue Salter, I Love (Elvis 7. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) (Sammy Kaye) You Presley) Among the guests were Joey Petalia, 7. The 8. Glendo v a (Perry Como) Elsia Endrst, of NBC; Nick Miles, of 8. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl Fool (Sanford Clark) 9. Canadian Jack Walker and Helen Faso of (Teresa Brewer) 8. Dir.o (Mary Small) Sunset 9. (Hugo Winterhalter United Press. 9. You Don't Know Me (J. Vale) Stranded In The Jungle WOV; Corine Collins, Parker Gibbs, 10. That's All 10. Standing On The Corner (Jayhawks) There Is To Thai Bill Malcolm Jean Martin, beautiful blonde from (Cole and Allan Stanley of (Four Lads) 10. You'll Never Know (Arno) & Four Knights WRCA; Ed Baker, of Charlton Pub- Cisco, Texas, gave up a chance of Fred White Chuck Thompson lications; Ed Shoenbrun and Burt Se- Alan Dory “Miss America” fame to launch a WFST Caribou, Maine galsohn, Dean Hunter, Phil Goulding WBZ— Boston, M"ss. — and Elmer 1. Somebody Up There Likes 1. I Almost Lost My Mind and Peter Tripp of Julie musical career. Her career started WAIA—Mobile, Ala. WMGM ; (Perry (Pat Boone) Me Como) 1. Whatever Will Be (D. Day Ross, Debby Bickwid, Lennie Mag- when Rudy Vallee heard her sing at 2. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 2. Song For A Summer Night 2. More (Perry Como) 3. I Want You. I Need You, nuse, Jerry Warren, Maggie Dun, Lee a party and asked her to appeal' with (Mitch Miller) I Love You (Elvis Presley) 3. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 3. Miracle his band at the Seabright Yacht Club Of Love (E. Rodgers) 4. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) (Teresa Brewer 5. Standing On The Corner 4. Happiness Street (G. Gibbs) 4. Canadian Sunset in New Jersey. Under his guidance (Four Lads) 5. Give Us This Day (J. James) (Hugo Winterhalter she concentrated 6. Clay Idol (B. Johnson) 6. I'm In Love Again (Domino) on voice development 5. Taydrearrs (Art Mooney) 7. English Muffins And Irish 7. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 6. My Prayer (Platters) and cultivated a warm sultry style Stew (Sylvia Syms) (Teresa Brewer) 7. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page 8. Soft Summer Breeze 8. Born To Be With You that led to an engagement at b. oznn ' Picnic New (Eddie Heywood) (Chordettes) M o & (Stoloff n 9. Allegheny (Patti Page) 9. Das 1st Musik (Bill Hayes) York’s La Rue. NBC offered her a 9 Yru on't Kic Me (J. Vale) Moon 10. I Almost 10. Tonight You Belong To Me 10. Fabulous Character Lost My Mind 15-minute radio program and she sub- (Patience & Prudence) (Sarah Vaughan) (Pat Boone sequently was featured on TV on the Bill Thomtoi Jack Comiey Comley's Frank Glisber n vVR Dallas, Sammy Kaye Show, the Morey Aim KRLW'—Walnnt Ridge, Ark. Corner — Texas 1. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) sterdam Show and Jerry Lester’s 1. Canadian Sunset WMMW Meriden, Co~i (Hugo Winterha'ter) — 2. More (Perry Como) 1. After The Lights Down Late Date. Last season she had her Go 2. That's All There Is To That Low (Al Hibbler) 3. Flying Saucer own TV series on ABC. (Cole & Knights) 2. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) (Buchanan & Goodman 4. That's All There Is 3. More (Perry Como) 3. You're Sensational (Sinatra) To Tha singing (Cole Knights Her style on the Chock Full 4. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) 4. Old Philosopher (Lawrence) & 5. Hallelujah, I Love Her S< 5. I 5. Song For Summer Night o’ Nuts Commercial jingle attracted Almost Lost My Mind A fPat Boone) (Mitch Milter) (Ray Charles 6. Born To Be the attention of Joe Leahy and Stan 6. Born To Be With You 6. Soft Summer Breeze With You (Chordettes) (Eddie Heywood) (Chordettes Borden of Unique Records, and they 7. Whatever (D. 7. Ghost Town (Don Cherry) 7. Canadian Sunset WiH Be Day 8. It Only Hurts Littl signed her to the label. 8. Somebody's Gotta Lose (Hugo Winterhalter) For a While (Ames Bros.) (Hi Fi's) 8. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 9. Sweet Old Fashioned Gii Miss Martin will tour key spots in 9. Song For A Summer Night (Teresa Brewer) (Mitch Miller) 9. Theme From The Proud Ones (Teresa Brewei the country to promote her first sides. 10. Tonight You Be'onq To Me (Nelson Riddle) 10. Tonight You Belong To M 10. Golden Baton (Dick Jacobs) (Patience & Prudence She was in Boston three days last week (Patience & Prudence'' (August 7, 8, 9) and will cover Phila- ATTENTION DEEJAYS, PROGRAM DIRECTORS, LIBRARIANS— Detroit, Cleveland, Chicago delphia, Please keep us constantly informed of any changes n call letters or title. and other cities. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX” www.americanradiohistory.com "

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lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll iraimiaiiiiiiiiffiiiiairjiriiiiBi! iim Dick Reddick Tom Durand Kent Burkhart The Cash Box "Sure Shots" highlight records which reports from retail deakrs through- WFBG—Altoona, Pa. WTTM—Trenton, N J. KOWH—Omaha, Neb. Mind out the nation indicate are either already beginning to sell in quantity or else give 1. Angel (Artie Wayne) 1. I Almost Lost My 1. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) Mind 2. Tango Americano (Bregman) (Pat Boone) every sign of doing so. 2. I Almost Lost My (Pat Boone) 3. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) 2. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) 4. Port Prince (N. Riddle) 3. Born To Be With You 3. I'm In Love Again (Domino) Au Teens) 5. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (Chordettes) 4. A Casual Look (Six ONE KISS LED Grant) (Teresa Brewer) 4. A Casual Look (Six Teens) TO The Cash 5. Wayward Wind (Gogi 7/14 6. Born To Be With You 5. You Don't Know Me (J. Vale) - 6. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) Award o' the Week (J. James) Sweet Old Fashioned Girl (Chordettes) 6. Give Us This Day ANOTHER 7. (Diamonds) (Teresa Brewer) 7. Impossible (Teddi King) 7. Love, Love, Love Hand In Hand (Martin) 8. Rip It Up (Little Richard) The Coasters Atco 6073 8. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) 8. Walk 9. Weary Blues (McGuires) 9. I Only Know I Love You I Only Know I Love You 9. Aces) (Four Aces) 10. Portuguese Washerwoman (Four 10. Town (Don Cherry) More (Perry Como) (Michel Legrand) Ghost 1 0, 'I'LL REMEMBER" (In Mike Woloson Jim Winters Milton Q. Ford Washington, D. C. Still WNOR— Norfolk, Va. WABI — Bangor, Maine WMAL— The of The Night) 1. My Prayer (Platters) 1. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 1. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) The Five Satins Ember 1005 2. Be-Bop-A-Lula (Gene Vincent) 2. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) 2. Angel (Artie Wayne) 3. On The Street Where You 3. I Almost Lost My Mind 3. Whatever Will Be (Doris Day) Live (Vic Damone) (Pat Boone) 4. Give Us This Day (J. James) 4. Stranded In The Jungle (Gadabouts) 4. More Perry Como) 14 5. Voices (Fontanes) 7 Prayer (Platters) (Sinatra) 5. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 5. My EARTHBOUND' 6. You're Sensational (D. Day) 6. On The Street Where You 7. Stranded In The Jungle 6. Whatever Will Be (Gadabouts) 7. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) Live (Vic Damone) Roberto Coral 61673 John) 7. You Don't Know Me (J. Vale) 8. My Prayer (Platters) 8. Fever (Little Willie That 8. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 9. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 9. That's All There Is To 9. Canadian Sunset (Williams) (Teresa Brewer) (Nat Cole) Happiness Street (G. Gibbs) 10. Don't Be Cruel (E. Presley) 10. Marimba Charleston (Carroll) 10. HEART HIDEAWAY' 7 14 Jim Fitzgerald Charlie Trussell Randy Gretes KRPL Moscow, Idaho WWSW—Pittsburgh, Pa. KXEL—Waterloo, Iowa — Cathy Carr Fraternity 743 (Platters) 1. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 1. True Love (Whiting/Crosby) 1. My Prayer Grant) 2. I Want You, I Need You, 2. Somebody Up There Likes 2. Wayward Wind (G. I Love You (Elvis Presley) Me (Perry Como) 3. On The Street Where You 3. I Almost Lost My Mind 3. Canadian Sunset (Heywood) Live (Vic Damone) (Pat Boone) 4. Wait For Me (Frank Sinatra) 4. I Almost Lost My Mind (Pat Boone) 4. Born To Be With You 5. Theme From The Proud Ones (Nelson Riddle) 5. Born To Be With You (Chordettes) (Chordettes) 5. Standing On The Corner 6. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 6. More (Perry Como) (Four Lads) 7. Where There's Life (G. Cates) Canadian (Patti Page) 6. Walk Hand In Hand (Martin) 8. Song For A Summer Night 7. Allegheny Moon 7. It Only Hurts For a Little (Mitch Miller) 8. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) Girl While (Ames Bros.) 9. Italian Theme (C. Stapleton) 9. Sweet Old Fashioned Brewer) 8. Transfusion (Nervous Norvus) 10. Tonight You Belong To Me (Teresa 9. Heartbreak Hotel Presley) (Tracey Twins) 10. Canadian Sunset (Williams) (E. Paul Cowley Frank McCormack Al Radka Capers Vermont KFRE Fresno, Calif. WKLO— Louisvills, Ky. WHWB— Rutland, — 1. Prayer (Platters) 1. Wayward Wind (G. Grant) 1. Rock And Roll Train (Collins) My 2. (Elvis Presley) Hound Dog 2. I Almost Lost My Mind 2. Flying Saucer 3. I Want You, I Need You, (Buchanan & Goodman) (Pat Boone) I Love Lou (Elvis Presley) 3. My Frayer (Platters) TOPICS: 3. Miracle Of Love (E. Rodgers) 4. On The Street Where You TORONTO Live (Vic Damone) 4. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 4. My Prayer (Platters) 5. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 5. Canadian Sunset Don Law, Columbia Record’s amiable A & R man, was a welcome, visitor 5. Tonight You Belong To Me (Hugo Winterhalter) (Patience & Prudence) 6. Soft Summer Breeze to our town recently when he came north of the border to cut Adam Timoon’s (Eddie Heywood) 6. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 6. Try A Little Prayer (S. Gale) first session. This is a great Canadian talent and Columbia is to be con- 7. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 7. Angel (Artie Wayne) 7. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) (Perry 8. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl gratulated for getting ahead of the field and pacting this dynamic Canuck 8. Italian Theme (C. Stapleton) 8. More Como) 9. It Only Hurts For A Little (Teresa Brewer) first platter, “Too Bad.” Looks like 9. Mama Teach Me To Dance singer. Keep your ears pitched for his While (Ames Bros.) 9. I Want You, I Need You, (Eydie Gorme) this song and artist will be a click. . . . Priscilla Wright (Sparton-Unique) is 10. Tonight Belong To I Love You (Elvis Presley) 10. Dream Along With Me You Me 10. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) breaking fast on the local airways with her new (Perry Como) (Patience & Prudence) platter “(Baby) Don’t Call Me” backed by “A Teen- Ray Perkins Bill Anson Art Hellyer ager Sings the Blues.” . . . Billy O’Connor is playing KIMN— Denver, Colo. WAAF—Chicago, III. WCFL—Chicago, III his first date in Montreal at El Morocco and this TV 1. My Prayer (Platters) 1. Canadian Sunset (Williams) 1. Somebody Up There Likes Radio favorite should pack them in there as he 2. More (Perry Como) and Me (Perry Como) 2. My Prayer (Platters) 3. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) did on his recent extended engagement at the Prince 2. Whatever Will Be (Doris Day) 3 One Finger Piano (Hyman) 4. I Almost Lost Mind 3. Grasshopper Jump (Christian) My George Hotel here. This top Canadian night club star (Pat Boone) 4. It Only Hurts For A Little 4. Fly'g Saucer (Buch. & G'dman) has deserted the nightry circuit too long in favor of Johnson) 5. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) While (Ames Bros.) 5. Clay Idol (Betty his network TV and Radio commercial series. Busy ' 6. On The Street Where You v I Lost Mind 5. ou 6. Almost My The Fool (Sanford Clark) Live (Vic Damone) as he is, we 'think that he should try to work in more (Pat Boone ) sley] 6. Whatever Will Be, Will Be Laughing Tonight 7. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) 7. I'll Be (Doris Day) personal dates and the current packed houses prove (John Leslie) 8. Song For A Summer Night (Mitch Miller) 7. Allegheny (Patti Page) us right. . . . Don McKim’s Phonodisc operation is 8. Summer Night Moon Ate] Song For A 9. Old Fashioned Girl (Ml,ch Mlller> Sweet 8. Te Amo (Mulcays) coming along strongly and we are informed that [o M (Teresa Brewer) 9. From The Candy Store On they’re doing a great job this side of the line with (nights)' 9. Glendora (Perry Como) The Corner (Tony Bennett) 10. Stranded In The Jungle 10. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) the Capp platters. . . . George Keane of Quality has 0. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) (Cadets) Oil picked himself a sure winner in pacting Kidd Baker Harris Frank Titus Julian McDonald John GEORGE LORENZ for his label. This country star has a big following C. WMGR— Bainbridge, Go. WWON—Woonsocket, R. I. ilo, WFIG—Sumter, S. in Ontario and in the Maritime Provinces in Canada 1. The Street Where You 1. I Want You, I Need You, Day) 1. Wind (Gogi Grant) On 0, Wayward and in New England in the U.S.A. and his Quality platters should be hot I Love You (Elvis Presley) 2. On The Street Where You Live (Vic Damone) . . . this Live (Vic Damone) 2. Born To Be With You 2. My Prayer (Platters) sellers. Harold Pounds and the Sparton brass are busy here week at 3. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) (Chordettes) the Seaway Hotel previewing the new Sparton Hi-Fi TV and Radio models 3. I Almost Lost My Mind Brewe ’ 4. Born To Be With You 3. More (Perry Como) (Pat Boone) and their new season disc packages. . . . Pianist Oscar Peterson (Victor) is (Chordettes) 4. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) 5. Moonglow & Picnic (Stoloff) 4. Wayward Wind (Gogi Grant) holidaying here before next week’s busy schedule which includes a per- lerhalteif 5. Allegheny Moon (Patti Page) 5. I Only Know I Love You 6. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) 6. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl formance with the Buffalo Symphony Orchestra followed by concerts at the Brewer) (Four Aces) 7. Standing On The Corner (Teresa Stratford Jazz Festival. We’re always happy to have Oscar here and hope his 7. Stranded In The Jungle 6. You Don't Know Me (J. Vale) ( Four Lads ) ,,11 PaqeS 1 (Cadets) 7. Standing On The Corner stay will be long this time. . . . Club One Two has Jose Melis (Mercury) |JI 8. I Could Have Danced All j t0 8. Grant) (Four Lads) the delight his u ]'| Night (Dinah Shore) Wayward Wind (Gogi back again for a return engagement, much to of fans. ... Two ves 9. Standing On The Corner 8. Whatever Will Be (D. Day) j I K Walk Hand In Hand famous jazz artists will be appearing at the Brant Inn out Burlington way (Four Lads) 9. More (Perry Como) tggj (Tony Martin) 10. Song For A Summer Night the first half of this month. The first to come is Dave Brubeek Quartette _—— 3. Sweet Old Fashioned Girl 10. It Only Hurts For A Little (Mitch Miller) (Teresa Brewer) While (Ames Bros.) (Columbia) for a one and a half hour concert, followed by Sarah Vaughan (Columbia). The Dorseys (Decca) have a one night appearance between the Carl Loucks Dick Drury Sherm Feller two stars. . . . Sparton’s Bob Scott and The Canadian Pioneers bring square Piwlei) WEL|_New Haven, Conn. WHHH—Warren, Ohio WVDA— Boston, Mass. 1. Born To Be With You dancing every Wednesday night to Toronto fans at the Riverdale Terrace. . . . I. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) 1. Flying Saucer (Buchanan & Goodman) (Chordettes) After completing a successful tour of Montreal, Ottawa and Newfoundland l. Flying Saucers 2. Canadian Sunset the Western Sweethearts are treating their fans to Round-Up Time with (Buchanan & Goodman) 2. I Almost Lost My Mind a (Pat Boone) (Hugo Winterhalter) repeated engagement at the Brass Rail in our town. . . . (Hound Dog) George 1t. My Prayer (Platters) I Mind laj 3. My Prayer (Platters) 3. Almost Lost My Lorenz solidly established himself this district’s I. as favourite rock ’n roll im- Her S< Don't Be Cruel (Elvis Presley) , (Pat Boone) 4. I Want You, I Need You, presario. “The Dog” has long been top radio personality Charlell >. Canadian here where his Sunset 4. On The Street Where You I Love You (Elvis Presley) Yo« (Hugo Winterhalter) Live (Vic Damone) WKBW Buffalo broadcast holds a wide and enthusiastic listenership. Ch«$S 5. Miracle Of Love (E. Rodgers) , The Fool (Sanford Clark) Oa] 5. Clay Idol (Betty Johnson) e (0. \ Tonight You Belong To Me 6. Weary Blues e l* 6. More (Perry Como) THE WEST'S NEWEST AND FINEST or (Patience & Prudence) (McGuires & Welk) 7. English Muffins And Irish ONE STOP 1. I Promise To Remember 7. Tonight You Belong To Me Stew (Sylvia Syms) (Teen Agers) (Patience & Prudence) Records: 45 RPM — 6

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Universe Settles With Music Men Hold Outing

Publishers HARRISON, N. Y.—The annual pro- fessional music men’s outing and golf tournament once again proved to be NEW YORK — The Cash Box a great success as a large turnout learned, just as it was going to press, gathered at the Harrison Country that Warren Troob and Saul Good- Club, last Thursday, August 9. Although most of those who attend- Cash Box says . . . man, representing Luniverse Records, ed participated in the golf tourna- and Julian Abeles, representing the Sonny Boy: Waltzin' Blues: ment, the pool lured those who pre- Harry Fox office, finally reached an ferred the chaise and water. Here's an unusual side Trumpeter Hansen waltzes Some of the winners of the golf that could develop into a agreement on the publisher royalties through an unusual original tpurney were Tommy Valando with a involved in “The Flying Saucer” by solid seller . . . should blues item ... an entirely low net of 67 and a handicap of 13, Buchanan and Goodman. do well in jukes out of the ordinary disk and a low gross of 78 for Kelly Camarata. Valando and Camarata Plaza Record No. P-5003 “The settlement,” said Goodman, won in the member division. Winners distributor “was to the mutual satisfaction of in the write for nearest guest category were Arthur PLAZA MUSIC, INC. both the publishers, represented by Guiterman with a low net of 68 and the Fox office, and Luniverse Rec- a handicap of 4; and Mario Del Guer- of records “ cio with a low gross of 72. Hi Makers ords.” \ oik O y 507 Fifth Avenue, New The Committee consisted of Murray Luth, Mickey Addy, Hy Ross and Bob Miller. “The Answer To The Patricia-Kahl Ink Writers POLKAS SELL POLKAS SELL POLKAS SELL Flying Saucer” Starts NEW YORK—Phil Kahl of Patri- cia-Kahl Music announces the signing It All Again of Vic DISTRIBUTORS! ONE STOPS Over Abrams and Irving Reid to an exclusive 2 year writing pact. Both are BMI writers. Among their copy- POLKAS SELL! AND WE’VE GOT ’EM! CLEVELAND, O. — Just when rights are Sarah Vaughan’s “Johnny things apparently had quieted down Be Smart”, Perry Como’s “The Things WRITE OLE TYME JAMBOREE FOR THESE BIG HITS about the famous “Flying Saucer” I Didn’t Do”, Mitch Miller’s, “Na- poleon” and Don Cornell’s “Give Me affair, the record business is once BILL ROBERTS AND ORK BILL ROBERTS AND ORK Your Love”. They have a number of "SONNY'S POLKA" "GO MAN GO" again taken on a dizzy flight into the new releases which will be forthcom- b/w "THE PETITE WALTZ" b/w "SUMMER NIGHT WALTZ" astral regions via a new disk. “The ing shortly. OTJ # 1 10 OTJ # 111 Answer To The Flying Saucer”, or as is already referring it, Beacon Hosts Record Trade NORBIE BAKER AND ORK the trade to POLKAS "A BEER, A SANDWICH AND YOU" POLKAS “The Men From Mars.” b/w "TINO'S POLKA" PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Beacon Rec OTJ #115 SELL! SELL! The new platter is the brainchild of ord Distributors, this city, again this two Cleveland youngsters, Buddy Zell- year were hosts to distributors, salesmen, factory representatives, coin op- THE POLKA KNIGHTS RUSS AND HIS SALT SHAKERS man and Romeo Salerno who conceived "MOONLIGHT AND ROSES" "HOT TYME POLKA" erators, and one stop operators at its b/w "POLKA KNIGHTS POLKA" b/w "GOODBYE DARLING GOODBYE" the idea and issued it on the Cosmic annual clam bake. OTJ #112 OTJ #113 label. Zellman and Salerno previously Highlight of the day was a softball between stirred up a little noise with a local game the Boston Record Dis- tributors and the Beacon Record Dis- OLE TYME JAMBOREE, INC. hit in Cleveland titled “Annabelle” on tributors. Jerry Flato captained the Box 408, La Grange, III. (Chicago Suburb) the Buddy label. The record sold be- Boston team and Irv Jerome, Capitol tween 8,000 and 10,000 and was later Eastern Sales Manager headed Bea- sold to Kapp. con. I am happy to announce my association The record is narrated by Sid Law- in IBRIIBBBBIQei rence, with assistance from Ronnie Record Promotion Barrett, a Cleveland deejay, who does BIG in BEST SELLERS » a take-off on Bill Randle as the earth with deejay; and Robbie Buckley. The story is a continuation of “The Flying Sau- The Gollohads DIAMOND RECORD DISTRIBUTING CO. cer” in that earthlings go to Mars and singing are questioned as to conditions on 2990 W. Pico Blvd.Ivd. Los Angeles 6, Calif. a Phone REpublic 1-6311 Earth. Humorous twist has one ques- THE tioner asking “What’s the biggest FOOL JUBILEE 5252 record on earth” and the earthling’s

ABE GLASER answer is “The Flying Saucer”. An 1 ubilee /j actual portion is taken from “The Records Saucer” and the Cosmic follow up ends J with “We’ll be sueing you soon.” 1 6 50 Broadway, New York Citj BILL The Oldest NORMAN'S As in “The Flying Saucer” actual ONE-STOP bits have been taken from a number FOR THE BEST IN Record Service “It’s Never Too Late” of hit platters. The theory that “The Flying Saucer” was actually hyping ROCK & ROLL the sale of other records, is now being- used in reverse. It is now felt that POP AILLabels “Ghost Train” “The Men From Mars” will hypo the RHYTHM & BLUES #MZ101 Buchanan and Goodman disk. CALL ON AirHits Norman Wain ( WDOK-Cleveland, O.) disk jockey has already listed “The 45 RPM . . 55$ Flying Saucer” as his number one 78 RPM 60$ ALL -STATE most requested and “The Men From Singh EPs 91$ RECORD DISTRIBUTING CO. Mars” as his number six. NO EXTRA CHARGES 2033 SO. MICHIGAN AVENUE lAmericoTNew^^^^^? It has been reported that several CHICAGO 16, ILLINOIS FREE TITLE STRIP SERVICE offers have already been made to buy (Phone: CAIumet 5-0924) No order too large or too small the master, but Zellman and Salerno Save Time! Save Money! 'GLENDORA' have refused, at presstime, to sell the STORE BUSINESS (WELCOME property. No C.O D. Send check with order including postage. PcRkY COMO RCA Victor The Musical Sales Co. AMERICA'S COMPLETE ONE-STOP SEEBURG DISTRIBUTORS MOST 140 W. Mount Royal Ave. JACK LEWIS Baltimore Maryland Crest THE MUSIC BOX 1, am Tf| Vernon 7-5755 M 1301 W. 79th STREET CHICAGO 20, ILL. AMERICAN MUSIC, INC. (All Phones: ABerdeen 4-3600) 9109 SUNSET BLVO.. HOLLYWOOD, CALIF ORDER SHIPPED SAME DAY RECEIVED— FREE TITLE STRIPS ” “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX

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RCA Victor For First Time Offers Dealers A Columbia Coin Catcher THE FOUR LADS Samplers At Normal Discount As Feature Of new hit from the 20th Century-Fox Film "Bus Stop" “THE BUS STOP SONG” “Showcase In Sound” Best Buy Program (A PAPER OF PINS) b/w "A HOUSE WITH LOVE IN IT" COLUMBIA 40736 NEW YORK, N. Y.—RCA Victor $7.98. Coupon price $5.99. THE CONCERTO—Rubinstein; Rein- When the consumer buys a sampler, officials revealed this week that the er, Chicago Symph. Orch.—Grieg- he is entitled to purchase any one or next month will release the Liszt-Rachmaninoff company all of these items at the 25 percent dis- the first samplers in the history of count between September 1st and De- MY TRUE LOVE SINGS—The Rob- will earn dealers cember 31st, 1956. All dealer pur- record industry that ert Shaw Chorale chases of the items carry a 25 percent normal profit. a A cute novelty with a lilting beat! discount in addition to the normal dis- THE TONE POEM—Reiner; Munch; The samplers are a feature of RCA count. Stowkowski; Monteux and Fiedler Victor’s Showcase in Sound best buy, powerful promotion and advertis- A with deluxe album program for September, details of ing campaign has been lined up to WAIT support Victor’s program. It will in- which were explained to distributors and jazz campaign in Life Pop Twen- clude a pop LITTLE * by Victor executives last week. Seal Artist ^ Magazine; a new, Red in THE BIG SOUND—Ray Bohr ty-eight new albums will be offered campaign in the New Yorker. The DARLING the program, fourteen of them classi- Saturday Review, Atlantic Monthly MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE — and Harper’s; special Showcase in * * m cal and fourteen pop. Among the Frankie Carle ** Sound advertising in catalogs and rec- and His Orch. ^ Recorded by >A selections are three complete ' classical ord publications; co-op ads, specially THE BIRDLAND STARS ON TOUR KAY CEE JONES operas. prepared for every category of Show- (Vol. 1) The Birdland case in Sound merchandise; national — Stars on Decca There will be two Showcase in Sound radio and color TV spectacular com- classical and the THE BIRDLAND STARS ON TOUR MILLS MUSIC, INC. 12-inch samplers, one mercials; album disk jockey service (Vol. other pop, as well as a 45-Extended prgorams for pop, jazz and Red Seal II) —The Birdland Stars Play pop highlighter. The 12-inch Showcase in Sound merchandise; a THE DRUM SUITE—Manny Albam special 12-page bulletin, displaying all samplers will have a suggested list Ernie Wilkins Showcase in Sound albums and high- price of $1.49 and a suggested dealer light albums, will be sent to Save-on- THE HAWK IN HI FI Coleman “TUMBLING of 92 cents. The 45 EP pop high- — cost Records customers, and a Perfect for Hawkins lighter will carry a suggested list price Parties tie-in promotion with Seven- teen Magazine and Mutual Stores, fea- of 98 cents and a suggested dealer JULIUS LA ROSA TUMBLEWEEDS” turing the 20 greatest RCA Victor an added feature, cost of 61 cents. As selling. Pop Albums for November PARIS — THE SOUNDS, THE by coupons worth up to $20.44 on LP and Dealers will be supplied free a 3-piece SIGHTS—The Melachrino Orch.—with given with display kit, plus a full color counter up to $15.46 on EP will be deluxe album ROGER WILLIAMS redeemable on selected merchandiser. each sampler, K # 156 merchandise at the dealers. Victor executives, in explaining the HAVANA, 3 A.M.—Perez Prado and program to distributors, pointed out eight page, full-color selective his Orch. An that the discount advantages of the catalog listing September Best Buy program will be tailor-made to best MUSIC FOR BACHELORS—Henri merchandise as well as 130 classical serve the needs of each distributor and Rene and his Orch. best-selers and 301 pop best-sellers the area he serves. The program offers inventory protection, they added, as THOUGH NOT A WORD WAS SPO- also will be included with every samp- well as dating privileges. KEN—The Voices of Walter Schu- ler. Both catalogs and records will be The 28 items offered in Showcase in mann enclosed in transparent plastic sleeves Sound are: LINCOLN CHASE that will serve as a permanent catalog- HOLLYWOOD PRESBYTERIAN sings holder—a consumer catalog designed Classical CHURCH CHOIR to bring dealers repeat business for WE COULD MAKE SUCH BEAUTI- LA BOHEME (COMPLETE) (PUC- IF I WERE A months. FUL MUSIC—George Williams and classical features 13 CINI) — Merrill; Buoerling; Reardon; The sampler his Oi’ch. highlights of the September Best Buy Tozzi; de los Angeles; others; Bee- COUNTRYSIDE THE merchandise, plus a feature that should cham, RCA Victor Orch.—with com- FOLLIES OF PARIS—Jacques Dawn 217 Ysaye and his Orch. make the record a collector’s item. Ten plete novel “Camille” by Dumas —with deluxe album of the excerpts are introduced by the OFFENBACH IN AMERICA—Fied-. themselves who tell the how artists ler, Boston Pops Orch.—with deluxe and why of the actual recording. album The pop sampler offers 12 high- GETTING FRIENDLY WITH MUSIC Forest Has Hit In lights from the Best-Buy release. The —Fiedler, Boston Pops Orch. 45 EP highlighter is a two record, “His Name Was Dean” eight selection package. JUNGLE DRUMS—Morton Gould and THE M00NGL0WS The coupons included with each his Orch. Showcase in Sound sampler will offer NEW YORK—Forest Records, new SONATA NO. 3, IN F-SHARP MIN- a percent discount on several out- indie label, announced it was the cen- 25 OR, OP.23/PRELUDES (SCRIABIN) “WHEN I’M WITH standing packages. On EP, these se- ter of excitement this week as its —Horowitz lections include: Nathan Russell release of “His Name YOU” EP OT5603 Benny Goodman limited MANON (COMPLETE) (MASSEN- Was Dean” kicked up quite a fuss in edition 14 45 EP’s. Nationally ad- ET) —Legay; de los Angeles; Dens; the several areas where it had been — W vertised price $24.95. Coupon price others; Monteux, Orch. and Cho. of exposed. “SEE SAW” CHESS 1629 $18.71. the Theatre National de 1’opera- Leonard Wolf, who is handling pro- #

EP OT5602 Glen Miller Army Air Comique motion for ' the disk, set the ball in Force Band— 15 45 EP’s. Nationally motion last week and the reaction, he RECORD CO. advertised price $24.95. Coupon price LA TRAVIATA (COMPLETE) (VER- 4750 52 COTTAGE GROVE AVE says, has been instantaneous. $18.71. DI) — Cartieri; Valletti; Warren; CHICAGO 15. ILLINOIS Harry Finfer, Universal Record Dis- EP C1032 New York, N. Y. Harry others; Monteux, Rome Opera House tributors in Philadelphia, Geller and His Orchestra. Nationally Orch. and Cho. reports the advertised $3.98. Coupon price $2.99. record has hit with the same initial GREAT VOCAL VERSION EPF — 6000 The Popular Gershwin MUNCH CONDUCTS THE PASTOR- impact as did “Flying Saucer” by Bu- —Perry Como, Jaye P. Morgan, and AL SYMPHONY (BEETHOVEN)— chanan and Goodman on Luniverse athers—six 45 EP’s. Nationally ad- Boston Symph. Orch. just a few weeks ago. Finfer says he “CANADIAN vertised price $7.98. Coupon price $5.99. THE VIRTUOSO ORCHESTRA — had only three samples which he gave The same items are available on Munch, Boston Symph. Orch. to the 950 Club, the Bandstand, and SUNSET” 13% records at the same savings, plus Grady and Hurst on Wednesday. On "HIGH UPON A SYMPHONY NO. 7, IN A, OP. 92 MOUNTAIN" ;he addition of two other albums: Thursday the calls were so overwhelm- (BEETHOVEN) — Reiner, Chicago LM 6126 Richard III (complete ing that his initial order with Forest ANDY WILLIAMS ;ound track) Laurence Olivier 3 LP. Symph. Orch.—with deluxe album was for 10,000. — Cadence 1297 Nationally # advertised price $11.98. It has been reported that several ma- Coupon price ELEKTRA/SALOME/LE BOUR- $8.99. jors have already made healthy offers GEOIS GENTILHOMME (R. LM 6028 Romeo and Juliet—Berlioz, for the record but Forest plans to cadence Tchaikovsky, Prokofieff, Shakespeare, STRAUSS)—Borkh; Yeend; others; hold on to the master and build a 40 EAST 49IH SI. NEW YORK 17. N. Y. ! LP. Nationally advertised price Reiner, Chicago Symph. Orch. strong indie label. “ It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts

www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box, Music Page 30 August 18, 1956 R & B Rumblings

NEW YORK: Mutual’s “Band Stand USA” radio program. ... A tiny trumpet lapel pin was sent out to over 500 deejays and librarians around the country by Jack Don Robey, Peacok and Duke Records, reports enthusiastically that several Hansen, Plaza Music, to hypo “Waltzin’ Blues” and “Sonny Boy”, both of which of his current releases are racking up good sized orders. “Don’t Let It End This feature the trumpet. Way” by Elmore Morris, and “You’ve Got Bad Intentions” by Bobby Bine Bland have both broken in several territories. . . . Robey is also hot for Tommy CHICAGO: Mosley’s “Love You (’Til The End Of Time)” which written by Houston deejay Clifton “King Bee” was Our heartfelt sympathies and sincerest condolences go out, at this time, to Smith and Peacok a r Joe Scott. . . . Ravon Dar- & man the staff of King Distribs here on the passing of Mr. Maurice Meyers. His son nell, new publicist for Peacock-Duke, is also a writer- Charles Meyers will now head the office. . . . Len Chess flew down to New Orleans has an item out now, “Chicken Little”, performer and to record Bobby Charles. This was Len’s only chance to record the Chess’ sen-

a label. . . . Atlantic Records continues to race on coast sation of “Only Time Will Tell” before Bobby began along as three of its latest quartet of releases build a countrywide tour. . . . Phil Chess just returned from like hits. They are Ruth Brown’s “Mom Oh Mom”; Detroit where, he claims, Bobby Seymour is showcas- Turner’s “Lipstick, and Paint” and “Rock Joe Powder ing The Moonglows’ “See Saw” on his daily radio A While”; and The Drifters’ “Soldier of Fortune” and shows and Ed McKenzie is featuring the same via TV. “I Gotta Get Myself A Woman”. Reports coming in . . . Ernie Leaner Michigandering with his Jeannie and show that The Coasters’ “One Kiss Led To Another” their children, Tony, Billy, and Phyllis. . . . Wacker on Atco is breaking pop. That and Herald’s “I’ll Re- Drive offices of Mercury brimming over with excite- member In The Still Of The Night” by the 5 Satins are ment due to release of The Platters’ new wax “Heaven breaking nation’s top fifty. just short of into the pop On Earth”. Mercury promotioner, Eddie Matthews, If the two continue to build it’s “off to the races” and ELMORE MORRIS picks this one to be bigger than “My Prayer”. . . . more big pop action for the two local labels. . . . Marty Hirsch swears it’s a coincidence that his big Dudley Thomas, of the Shaw office, reports that Milt plug tune, “Flying Saucers”, hit town the same time has signed Big Jay McNeely to an exclusive management contract. . . . Shaw local loop movie opened “The World Vs Flying Sau- Things are perking along great at the Old Town office. Hy and Sam Weiss, with cers”. “Sure wish I could say it was my idea, ” mused two new releases really breaking, “You’ve Sinned” and “The Angels Sang” by Marty. ... As an incentive for greater sales, United the Solitaires; and “Love You Baby All The Time”, the Co-Eds. Incidentally, BILL DOGGETT Distribs is offering a round trip expense-paid vacation we added another teener, Joyce Robinson, to our panel, and this week their for their top salesman this month to Paris. (Illinois, choice for top disk is “Love You Baby All The Time”. The Weisses are also that is). . . . release elated with the way too long time releases have suddenly started to corral ac- Argo of four LP’s reported to be a shining success. Diskery tion popwise. They are “Chicken Hop” by Billy Bland and “I Believe In You” claims initial reaction was overwhelming and reorders are coming in fine. . . . by Robert and Johnny. . . . Tommy Smalls had a gala birthday party last Wed- Deejay, Ted McCoy, CKLW, Windsor, Canada, visited with local distribs during nesday, August 8, at his Small’s Paradise. . . . Micky Shorr, who was formerly his “Windy City” vacation. . . . George Leaner has accepted the challenge of at WJBK-Detroit, Mich., is now at WXYZ-Detroit. Mickey will air his r & b Stu Glassman (Milwaukee’s Radio Doctors) and “Coffee Head” Larsen, show from 7 to 8 p.m., and his show is already fully sponsored. It is also being WEMP, reported that as soon as certain network committments are. cleared he will be to “duel to the death” on any eighteen hole course in “The Cream City”. . . . getting three more hours daily. Shorr laways did a good job for the industry El Dorados sessioned for Vee-Jay this past week. Abner discloses new side is and it is good to see him back. . . . Alan Freed’s Brooklyn Paramount 10 day similar sound to their first hit, “At My Front Door”. . . . Cal Carter advises the stint will highlight the talents of Fats Domino, Frankie Lymon and his Teen- welcome Magnifieents received in agers, Joe Turner, the Cleftones, the Harptones, the Penguins, Mabel King, The Pittsburgh matched their name. They’re thrilled Jimmy Covelo and Jean Chapel, and Alan Freed’s band. . . . Booker Frank Brown over fact their “Up On The Mountain” continues in “The Cash Box” con- put together a package for the Windsor arena top fifteen poll. . . . All-State’s Mike Oury predicts The Teen Agers’ “I Promise Kenton, Nitecaps, the Diablos, sisting of Stan the To Remember” on Gee and “Lindy Lou” by 9-year-old Little Butchie Saunders and the Four Dollars. The show went on Aug- on Herald “will be top sellers in the coming months”. . . . Vivian’s Record Shop ust 6. . . . Monte Bruce tells us his new label, Tetra, has gotten off to a new start with both the Neons’ moving grand orders of “Honky Tonk” by Bill Doggett on King, “Flamingo” “Angel Face” and “Go Cat Go” by Bill Flagg, by Sarah McLawler on Vee-Jay and “Soft Summer Breeze” by Eddie Haywood activity in several areas. Go” stirring up “Go Cat on Mercury. So says bossman, Jimmy Bracken. ... Is Regal Thitter planning was just picked by the teeners on Dick Clark’s big presentation shows this fall? . . . Just heard chess and checker enjoyed “Bandstand Show” in Philly. This means Clark best biz month this past July. Firm hopes to exceed this sales setter in will give the deck heavy exposure all week. . . . August.

Charles Derrick ( WOIC-Columbia, S. C.) had the Cadets, Lloyd Price, and the Charms in to say hello last week. Derrick, in addition to his air LOS ANGELES: chores, is busy handling the affairs of the gospel Fats Domino has been signed to appear in the movie “Shake, Rattle and group, the Spiritulairs, on Vee Jay. . . . Studio Imperial Films are now releasing another sepia flic. This one is titled “Basin Street Roll”. Fats new record of “When My Dreamboat Comes Home” is Revue” and features Lionel Hampton, Sarah Vaughan, Nat King Cole, Count heading right for the top of the charts, while his big hit of “I’m In Love Again”

Basie, Amos Milburn, The Clovers, Leonard Reed, and several others. . . . shows no signs of slowing down. . . . A1 Jarvis giving a big push via KFWB to Jerry Winston, Mardis Gras, back from vacation in the Catskills, calls to tell “Stranded In The Jungle” and “The Flying Saucers” us his two big sellers were being played heavily wherever he went. He found that most of the dance instructors at the hotels were using “A1 Castellanos’ both on the Modern label. . . . Dinah Washington goes

“Together one-two-three” and the La Playas’ “The Teasing Cha Cha” and as a into the Blackhawk in San Francisco this week. . . . result the demand has been strong. Both decks, says Jerry, are selling pop. He Dootsie Williams reports that his Dootone record of has also been getting a solid reaction to his r & b release, “Story of Love” by “Earth Angel” has picked up in sales again, due to the Joyettes on Onyx. the mentions the record gets in the various versions of

Joe Kolsky, Gee and Rama, announces that The Harptones have been signed “The Flying Saucer”. . . . The Religious Travelers, to the Rama label. . . . Jolly Joyce reports that Irving Field offered to book Brother Joe May, and the Original Gospel Harmon- Bill his into Manila, P.I., the 17 23 Haley and Comets for week of September to ettes—all of whom record for the Specialty label—in at $20,000 plus round trip plane fares, but Haley had to turn it down as his wife town for a concert at the Shrine Auditorium, and will is expecting her third child at about that time. The new Irving Field tour covering September 28 to November 26, we hear will tentatively be -titled be making several appearances in the Southern Cali-

“Super Show of 1957”. Haley will headline and the balance of the show fornia area. . . . LeRoy Connolly now doing a half-hour is . in the process of being assembled. . . There will be no grand battle live show from the 54 Ballroom on Friday nights. Cur- this time. Tommy Smalls will do a one-week stint rently appearing at the L.A. dancery are Chuck Hig- at the Apollo Theatre the week before Alan Freed takes his stand at the Brooklyn Paramount. Smalls DINAH WASHINGTON gins and The Coasters. . . . Antler Records may have goes into the Apollo for the week of August 24. a hit in their first release of “I Had A Dream” by Signed to appear, at this stage, are Bo Diddley, Linda Hayes. . . . Sugar and Spice in town for the

Charlie and Ray, and the 5 Satins. . . . Deejays in start of a coast tour. . . . The Zion Travelers leave for town for the R & B meeting at Tommy Small’s Texas where they are booked for concerts in 30 cities. . . . Shirley Gunter and “Small’s Paradise” August 4 and 5. . . . Things

have quieted down about the “Flying Saucer” and the Flairs have been signed for the Irving Field show. . . . The Harris Sisters, rumors have it Warren Troob and Saul Goodman, The Blockbusters, and The Platters, currently at the Howard Theatre in Wash- representing Luniverse, have made a deal with ington, D.C. . . . The pros and cons of rock and roll music will be aired at El Harry Fox for the publishers. . . . Ray Clark tells us he has great expectations for the Mickey & Monte City Hall when Hal Zeiger is granted a public hearing to regain his

Silvia release on Groove, “No Good Lover” and dance promoters license for that city. . . . Buck Ram to do some recording in

“Walkin’ . . . In The Rain”. Newest tune to receive the R&B field with Dot Records. First artists from the Personality Productions a big exposure is “Bohemia”, theme melody of the Cafe Bohemia in Greenwich office to be signed to Dot recording contracts are Dolly Coper and The Colts. Village. The instrumental, penned by Ed Smollet, arranger Charles Shirley, and

. tour former jazz vocalist Mynell Allen, and published by Mellin Music, was intro- . . LittleRichard currently completing a 27-day of Texas and heading duced by Zoot Sims Quartet directly from the Bohemia on Sat. Aug. 4, over for the; Coast. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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llllllltillllltllltllllllllH [IIIHHIilfI Buddy Young Roy B. Goshorn Gene Norman Balb WEBB— more, Md. WKMC—Roaring Spring, Pa. KLAC— Hollywood, Calif. 1. It's Too Late (Chuck Willis) 1. I Want You, I Need You, 1. I'm In Love Again (Domino; 2. Fever (Little Willie John) I Love You (Elvis Presley) 2. My Prayer (Platters) 3. Mv P'ayer (Platters) 9. love. Love, Love (Clove's) 3. Rip It Up (Lrftle Richard) 4. Rip It Up (Little Richard) 3. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) 4. Hurt Me (Robins) 5. Up On The Mountain 4. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) 5. Treasure Of Lov e (McPhatter) (Magnificents) 5. I'm In Love Again (Domino) 6. Stranded In The Jungle 6. Stranded In The Jungle 6 . Hound Dog (Eh'is Preslev) (Cadets) (Cadets) 7. R p It Up (Little Richard) 7. This Thing Called Love (Cats) 7. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) 8. Woman Love (Gene Vincent) 8. When My Dreamboat Comes 8. Roll Over Beethoven (Berry) 9. Corrine Corrina (J. Turner) Home (Fats Domino) 9. Kiss Me Sugar Plum (Dots) 10. Pack Fair And Square 9. A Casual Look (Six Teens) 10. Billy's Blues (Stewart) (Big Walter) 10. Fever (Little Willie John) Nick Nickson Bill Thornton Chuck Moore WBBF —Rochester, N. Y. KRLW—Walnut Ridge, Ark. KPRS— Kansas City, Mo. 1 . Love, Love, Love 1. Fever (Little Willie John) 1. One Kiss Led To Another (Clovers/ Diamonds) 2. Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. Vincent) (Coasters) 2. Treasure Of Love 3. (McPhatter) Hallelujah, I Love Her So 2. My Prayer (Platters) 3. When My Dreamboat Comes (Ray Charles) 3. Shattered Dreams Home (Fats Domino) 4. Rio It Up (Little Richard) (Youngsters) 4. Teenager's Mother (Haley) 5. When Mv Dreamboat Comes 4. It's Too Late (Chuck Willis) 5. Melancholy Baby (D. Reese) Home (Fats Domino) 5. Hurt Me (Wynona Carr) 6. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) 6. Ready Teddy (Little Richard)- 7. Stranded In The Jungle 7. Love, Love, Love (Clovers) 6. See-Saw (Moonglows) (Cadets) 8. Stranded In The Jungle 7. Honky Tonk (Bill Doggett) It had to happen: Broadway star Jayne Mansfield is all NEW YORK— 8. Candy (Big (Cadets) Maybelle) 8. Woe Is Me (Cadillacs) 9. I learns Alicia (center) leader of the popular La Playa Want You, I Need You, smiles as she from Paul 9. Hurt Me (Wynona Carr) 9. Love, Love, Love Sextet he will shortly record “The Jayne Mansfield Cha-cha-cha” for Mardi I Love You (Elvis Presley) (Clovers) 10. Headin' Home (Sh. 10. Flying Gunter) Saucer 1_0^ I Want You (Cadets) Gras records. Looking on (left) is Mickey “Mr. Universe” Hargitay and Ira (Buchanan & Goodman) Howard (right) of The Cash Box Magazine at the Coral Reel Beach Club, Joe Deane Jocko Henderson WBBF Frank Glieber Lido Beach, L. I. where La Playa is headlining for the Summer season. —Rochester, N. Y. WOV—New York, N. Y. 1. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) WRR— Dallas, Texas 1. My Prayer (Platters) 2. I'm In Love Again 1. (Domino) Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) 2. I Promise To Remember 3. Stranded In The Jungle 2. Flying Saucer (Teen Agers) (Cadets) (Buchanan & Goodman) 3. In The Still Of The Night 4. When I'm Fiesta Adds Polka Line With You 3. Hallelujah, I Love Her So (Satins) (Moonglows) (Ray Charles) 4. Up On The Mountain 5. Hurt Me (Wynona Carr) 4. Stranded In The Jungle (Magnificents) 6. When My Classical Roster Dreamboat Comes (Cadets) 5. Candy (Big Maybelle) NEW YORK—Jose Morand, Fiesta To (Fats Home Domino) 5. My Prayer (Platters) 6. A Casual Look (Six Teens) Records, this week announced the ac- 7. Fever (Little Willie John) 6. Rip It Up (Little Richard) 7. The Fool (Gallahads) 7. 8. Honky Tonk (Bill When My Dreamboat Comes 8. When My Dreamboat Comes quisition of a polka line. to widen Doggett) NEW YORK—In a drive Home (Fats Domino) Home (Fats Domino) 9. Woe Is Me (Cadillacs) purchased the assets of the 8. Ready Teddy (Little Morand the scope of its classical catalog by Richard) 9. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) Karo Record Company, Hartford, 10. St. Terese Of The Roses 9. Love, Love, Love (Clovers) 10. The Closer You Are adding domestic talent to its roster, a (Billy Wa rd) 10. Let The Good Times Roll Conn., and will form a new label which (Channels) _ (Shirley & Lee) will be issued as a subsidiary to his the Decca Gold Label has signed Clifton "King Bee" Jim Ameche George Fennell Fiesta label. Morand plans to go American pianist Ruth Slenczynska to Smith WNJR— Newark, N. J. WHIL—Medford, Mass. 1. Flying Saucer ahead full speed in all phases of the exclusive long-term contract. KCOH—Houston, Texas an 1. Fever (Little Willie John) (Buchanan & Goodman) polka field, both pop and authentic. 1. Honky Tonk (Bill Doggett) 2. Up On The Mountain 2. Candy (Big Maybelle) child prodigy and pupil 2. Let The Good Times Roll He will supplement the Karo line with The former (Magnificents) 3. The Fcol (Gallahads) (Shirley & Lee) .is in the proc- Cor- 3. Woe Is Me (Cadillacs) 4. When My Dreamboat Comes new sessions, and now of Rachmaninoff; Schnabel and 3. Don't Let It End This Way 4. Hallelujah, I Love Her So Home (Fats Domino) ess of signing several territorial bands (Elmore Morris) tot recently came out of her self-im- (Ray Charles) 5. Don't Be Cruel (Presley) 4. Sweet Little Angel (King) in the Midwest. 5. Shattered Dreams 5. One Kiss Led To 6. I Promise To Remember posed retirement. Her decision stirred Another (Youngsters) Distribution will be handled, for the (Coasters) (Teen Agers) 6. I Promise To Remember such nationwide interest that NBC 6. You've Got Bad main part, by the present lineup of Intentions (Teen Agers) 7. Tain't Whatcha Say (Bobby Blue Bland) invited her immediately to appear on 7. Can't We Be Sweethearts (Little Esther) Fiesta distributors. 7. When My Dreamboat Comes (Cleftones) 8. Let The Good Times Roll Ralph Edwards’ television show, Home (Fats Domino) Morand said, “We will announce 8. In The Still Of The Night (Shirley & Lee) 8. It's Too Late (Chuck Willis) ex- (Satins) the name of the label shortly. We “This Is Your Life,” on May 30, 9. Treasure Of Love (McPhatter) 9. Brazil (Coasters) 9. Don't Be Cruel (E. pect to accomplish the same results 1956. Thus Miss Slenczynska’s new HO. Early One Morning Presley) 10. Got You On My Mind with our polka label as we have with (Midnighters) 10 Ka-Ding Dong (G-Clefs) (Varetta Dillard) “career” is off to an auspicious start our Latin American line. Our first polka releases will be ready about with an extremely crowded concert September 1.” schedule before her. National Artists THE HARPTONES Are Now Corporation, her management, informs King Chi Manager Dies of sixty appearances with the Boston Pops Orchestra and Arthur Fiedler; On The RAMA Label! a Carnegie Hall concert, on October Watch For Their New Release CHICAGO—Maurice Myers, 54, Chi- 27th, with the New York Philharmonic cago district manager for King Rec- Next Week! ords for the past three years, died under Dimitri Mitropolous; numerous suddenly Saturday, July 28, at the recitals, etc. Louis Binacolli, well- Michael Reese Hospital of a heart at- known journalist and biographer tack. His son, Charles, will take over (Mary Garden, etc.), is known to be the management of the Chicago office. (A1 Miller flew in from Cincinnati Au- completing a book on Miss Slenczyn- gust 1st to confer with young Myers ska which is due out in early spring. 220 West 42nd Street, New York, N. Y. Wl 7-0652 to assure the latter of the home-office’s Her first Decca Gold Label album is complete cooperation and sympathy, scheduled for a late fall release. caused by the untimely passing of Maurice Myers.) PEACOCK PREDICTED IT in New Perm® Pest AM CASH BOX CONFIRMED IT!! CORRECTION CHICAGO — The appointment of SO HERE IS YOUR HIT: William R. Anton as Sales and Adver- CHICAGO—The advertisement of tising Manager of Permo, Inc., Chi- Vee-Jay Records, Inc., which appeared The Cash Box _ in the July 28, 1956 (14th Anniver- cago, has been announced by Douglas sary), issue contained errors on record F. Hudson, Vice-President and mem- numbers. ber of the firm’s Executive Committee. The been as &B Best Bets B>\& WALTER numbers should have follows Anton will be in charge of the pro- I'PACK FAIR AND SQUARE" Big Walter Vee-Jay No. 196, “I Just Got Lucky” motion and sale of all company prod- Peacock 1666) by Sonny Til. ucts, which includes Fidelitone Phono- RED Vee-Jay No. 202, “Since I Fell for HOT IN MOST TERRITORIES: graph Needles and Accessories, Per- You” by The Spaniels. ELMORE MORRIS SINGS: BOBBY BLUE BLAND SINGS: Vee-Jay, No. 194, “I Never Heard a mo-Point Coin Phonograph Needles, Man” by The Original Five Blind Fidelitone Recording Tape, also in- “DON’T LET IT END “YOU’VE GOT BAD Boys. strument pivots and other precision Vee-Jay No. 181, “When the Saints ms WAY” INTENTIONS” parts for the industry. Go Marching In” by the Spiritual- B W B W aires. Anton will also continue in his pres- ‘DARLING, DEPEND ON ME” “I CAN’T PUT YOU DOWN, BABY” Vee-Jay No. 182, “My Soul Is a ent capacity as Vice-President and Peacock Record No. 1666 Duke Record No. 153 Witness” by The Swan Silver- General Manager of Fidelitone, Inc., a PEACOCK RECORDS, INC., 2S09 ERASTUS ST., HOUSTON 26, TEXAS tones. Permo subsidiary.

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THE NATION'S The Cash Box Breaking for a SMASH!! a & b Sensational 9 year old TOP 15

Butcbie Saunders iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Pes. Last Week MY PRAYER NEW YORK CHICAGO NEW ORLEANS 1 Platters LINDY (Mercury 70893) The Top Ten Tunes Netting Heaviest Play, Compiled From Reports Submitted Weekly To The Cash Box, By Leading Music Operators in Dallas, Los Angeles and Other FLYING SAUCER Cities Listed. LET THE GOOD Buchanan & Goodman _ MY PRAYER MY PRAYER LOU" Platters Platters TIMES ROLL * (Luniverse 101) (Mercury 70893) (Mercury 70893) Shirley & Lee (Aladdin 332 5)

Herald 485 FLYING SAUCER STRANDED MY PRAYER Buchanan & Goodman IN THE JUNGLE Platters STRANDED ** (Luniverse 101) Jayhavrks (Flash 109) (Mercury 70893) IN THE JUNGLE Cadets (Modern 994)

Cadets (Modern 994) J FEVER CANDY SO LONG Willie John Q Little Big Maybelle Fats Domino (King 4935) BECMOS Jayhawks (Flash 109) 0 (Savoy 1195) (Imperial 5396) 1697 r«y. Jferatt taw T«rk City, NX FEVER CANDY FEVER HONKY TONK Big Maybelle A Little Willie John Bill Doggett Little Willie John * ( Savoy 1195) (King 4935 (King 4950) A two-sider for the 5®rjj5S5i ^ Boss of the Blues (King 4935) A CASUAL LOOK FLYING SAUCER THAT'S ALL THERE JOE TURNER R Six Teens J Buchanan & Goodman IS TO THAT (Flip 315) (Luniverse 101) Cole & Four Knights RIP IT UP (Capitol 3465) I “LIPSTICK, POWDER Little Richard IN THE STILL 5 RIP IT UP TELL ME WHY C OF THE NIGHT Little Richard Marie Knight PAINT” (Specialty ™ Satins i & 579) Five (Specialty 579) (Wing 90069) (Cmber 1005) L “ROCK A WHILE” LET THE GOOD STRANDED I'M IN LOVE AGAIN IT'S TOO LATE Atlantic 1100 TIMES ROLL 7 IN THE JUNGLE Fats Domino Chuck Willis 13 Cadets (Modern 994) (Imperial 5386) (Atlantic 1098) Shirley & Lee

(Aladdin 3325) 1 PROMISE TO 1 PROMISE TO CONGO MAMBO ATLANTIC RECORDING CORP. 0 REMEMBER REMEMBER Guitar Gable w Teen Agers Teen Agers (Excello 2082) St, N.Y.C. 157 West 57 HONKYTONK (Gee 1018) (Gee 1018)

Bill — Doggett THAT'S ALL THERE IS ^ RIP IT UP COME ON HOME Q Little Richard TO THAT Eddie Lang ! (King 4950) J Hey Dealers . . . Operators (Specialty 579) Cole <£ Four Knights (RP/A 466) (Capitol 5396) LITTLE ESTHER IT'S TOO LATE WHEN MY DREAM- UP ON THE SEZ: CANDY BOAT COMES HOME MOUNTAIN Big Maybelle ***1Q 0 Chuck Willis 6 Fats Domino Magnificents (Savoy 1195) (Imperial 5396) (Vee-Jay 183) “TAIN’T ® (Atlantic 1098) WHATCHA SAY WHEN MY

. . . It's whatcha do DREAMBOAT CLEVELAND NEWARK ST. LOUIS that makes a Hit ! COMES HOME SAVOY #1193 9 Fats Domino necono co Al (Imperial 5396) FLYING SAUCER FLYING SAUCER MY PRAYER 58 MARKET ST Buchanan & Goodman Buchanan & Goodman Platters NEWARK, N. J. * (Luniverse 101) (Luniverse 101) (Mercury 70893) A CASUAL LOOK

1 Six Teens HONKY TONK FEVER A CASUAL LOOK 10 7 Bill Doggett Little Willie John Six Teens BO DIDDLEY (Flip 315) *• (King 4950) (King 4935) (Flip 315) CANDY MY PRAYER A CASUAL LOOK STRANDED 9 Platters Six Teens IN THE JUNGLE * (Mercury 70893) (Flip Cadets Big Maybelle 315) WHOM DO YOU (Modern 994) U (Savoy 1195) IT'S TOO LATE MY PRAYER WHEN MY DREAM- Willis Platters BOAT ”A Chuck COMES HOME LOVE” (Atlantic 1098) ( Mercury 70893) Fats Domino I'M IN LOVE (Imperial 5396) CHECKER # 842 AGAIN 1 LOVE YOU BABY RIP IT UP TREASURE OF LOVE Fats Domino S Jimmy Reed Little Richard Clyde McPhatter 12 10 “ (Vee-Jay 203) (Specialty 579) (Atlantic 1092) (Imperial 5386)

WOE IS ME IT'S TOO LATE RIP IT UP R Cadillacs Chuck Willis Little Richard SO LONG w (Josie 798) (Atlantic 1098) (Specialty 579) Fats Domino 13 FEVER LET THE GOOD LET THE GOOD THE (Imperial 5396) / Little Willie John TIMES ROLL TIMES ROLL ' (King 4935) Shirley & iee Shirley & Lee EL DORADOS TREASURE (Aladdin 3325) (Aladdin 3325) OF LOVE STRANDED SO LONG PLEADIN' FOR LOVE 0 IN THE JUNGLE Fats Domino Larry Birdsong £6 w Cadets (Modern 994) (Imperial 5396) (Excello 2076) 14 Clyde McPhatter 11 (Atlantic 1092) FALLEN TEAR" A CASUAL LOOK STRANDED CANADIAN SUNSET VEE-JAY # 197 QU Six Teens IN THE JUNGLE Huqo Winterhalter I PROMISE TO (Flip 315) Cadets (Modern 994) (RCA Victor 20-6537) REMEMBER Jayhawks (Flash 109) 'Vze- pay, RECORDS, INC. 15 Teen Agers 12 DON'T BE CRUEL HONKY TONK CANDY 2129 S. Michigan Avenue 10 Elvis Presley Bill Doggett Big Maybelle (Gee 1018) (RCA Victor 20-6604) (King 4950) (Savoy 1195) Chicooo L6, Illinois

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August 18 , 1936 The Cash Box , Music Page 33 The Cash Box R & B Sure Shots

PHILADELPHIA LOS ANGELES DETROIT IUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM The Cash Box R&B "Sure Shots" highlight records which reports from retail dealers and juke box operators throughout the nation indicate are either already beginning to sell in quantity or else give every sign of doing so.

FEVER MY PRAYER HONKY TONK "IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT" Little Willie John Platters Bill Doggett 1 (King 4935) (Mercury 70893) (King 4950) Five Satins Ember 1005

FLVING SAUCER WHEN MY DREAM- PLEADIN' FOR LOVE / Buchanan & Goodman BOAT COMES HOME Larry Birdsong “ (Luniverse 101) Fats Domino (Excello 20 76) (Imperial 5396) LIPSTICK, POWDER The Cash Box CANDY FLYING SAUCER MY PRAYER AND PAINT" Award o' the Week 0 Big Maybells Buchanan & Goodman Platters ” (Savoy 1/95) (Luniverse 101) (Mercury 70893) ROCK AWHILE" STRANDED ctranded STRANDED Joe Turner Atlantic 1100 J IN THE JUNGLE IN the JUNGLE IN THE JUNGLE *“ Joy Hawks Cadets (Modern 994) Cadets (Modern 994) (Flash 109) Ja’hawks (Flash 10 9) GOOD " LET THE FEVER SOFT SUMMER BREEZE SEE SAW C TIMES ROLL Little Willie John Eddie Heywood ** The Cash Box Shirley & Lee (King 4935) ( Mercury 70863) (Aladdin 3325) 'WHEN I'M WITH Award o' the Week

WHEN MY DREAM- HONKY TONK FEVER YOU" 12 BOAT COMES HOME R’tt Doagett Little Willie John ^ Fats Domino (King 4950) (King 4935) Moonglows Chess 1629 (Imperial 5396)

IN THE STILL I'M IN LOVE AGAIN CANADIAN SUNSET 7 OF THE NIGHT Fats Domino Hugo Winterhalter ' Five Satins (Imperial 5386) (RCA Victor 20-6 537) (Ember 1005) N.Y. Jazz Festival Blues Original Version KISS LED THE The Two-sided Smash Hit ONE LET FLYING SAUCER by ELLIOT HORNE O TO ANOTHER GOOD TIMES ROLL Buchanan & Goodman ® Coasters Shirlev & Lee (Luniverse 101)

1 (Atco 1 673) (A addin 3325) On the 24th of August—also August “A Casual Look” twenty-five, DON'T LET IT END AND HONKY TONK TREASURE OF LOVE You can dig yourself a gang of the Q Bill Doagett Clyde McPhatter THIS WAY u coolest jive, ? i (King 4950) (Atlantic 1092) Elmore Morris ‘ (Peacock 1660) At Randall’s Island! Teenage Promise Swinging in the open air, MY PRAYER BILLY'S BLUES UP ON THE Spring for tickets in a hurry. by THE SIX TEENS FLIP 1(1 Platters Billy Stewart MOUNTAIN The tariff isn’t hard to bear. #315 1W (Mercury 70893) (Chess) Magnificents (Vee-Jay 183) They’ve got Brubeck and Chet Baker — Gerry Mulligan will blow, FLIP RECORDS Lester Young and Lionel Hampton and 618 S. RIDGELEY DR. llllllllllllllll some other cats you know, LOS ANGELES 36, CALIF. Like Erroll Garner, And Bobby Hackett’s boys,

Billy Taylor and Buck Clayton . . . MERIDIAN SAVANNAH SAN FRANCISCO You’re bound to hear the sweetest

noise. Taking Off ! They got Basie and Joe Williams Billie Holiday will wail! SONNY KNIGHT You just can’t afford to miss it—bring FEVER IT'S TOO LATE PLEADIN' FOR LOVE your favorite frail, ^AAiirinniTiAi » I Little Willie John Chuck Willis Larry Birdsong 1 Randall’s Island! (King 4935) (Atlantic 1098) (Excello 2076) To CONFIDENTIAL’ Dig the stars and modern licks, b/w Spend the bread and get the tickets, LET THE GOOD MY PRAYER MY PRAYER And fall up there and get your kicks! 'JAILBIRD” m TIMES ROLL u/ Platters Platters So you want more for your money (Mercury 70893) Shirley & Lee (Mercury 70893) VITA # 137 (Aladdin 332 5) dig the Modern Jazz Quartet, And a drummer man named Krupa WHEN MY DREAM- FEVER FLYING SAUCER wait! —we’re not through yet! VITA RECORDS BOAT COMES HOME Little Willie John Buchanan 8. Goodman There’s Coleman Hawkins, AVE. ^f (King 4935) (Luniverse 101) I486 NO. FAIR OAKS Fats Dorn- no Chris Connor and O’Day. (Imperial 5396) PASADENA, CALIF. Zoot Sims and Bobby Brookmeyer STRANDED RIP IT UP HONKY TONK Will help you cool the time away. A IN THE JUNGLE Little Richard Bill Doggett They’ve got Little Jazz Roy Eldridge ~ Cadets (Specialty 579) (King 4950 -—come and hear Lee Konitz (Modern 994) moan THE NOBLES PLEASE, PLEASE, They’ve got Wild Bill and Buddy IT'S TOO LATE YOU'RE THE ONE PLEASE J ; mmy McCracklin Shank—Don Elliot’s mellophone; uS Chuck Willis (Atlantic 1098) James Brown (Irma) You’ve gotta make it! “DO YOU LOVE ME” (Federal 12258) It’s the craziest of gigs! Take your chick to Randall’s Island b/w “WHO’S BEEN RIDING FLYING A CASUAL LOOK FEVER SAUCER You’ll flip your lids and bust your wigs K Buchanan & Goodman Six Teens Little Willie John w (Luniverse 101) (Flip 31 5) (King 4935) MY MULE” # 151 Watch These New Hot Releases I'M IN LOVE AGAIN PLEADIN' FOR LOVE I'M IN LOVE AGAIN Larry Birdsong Fats Domino EARL FORNISS 7 Fats Domino “SHEDDING TEARS” (Imperial 5386) (Excello 2076) (Imperial 5386) VERNON GREEN “SOMEONE IN THE CROWD” #400 # 152 LET THE GOOD MY PRAYER RIP IT UP Q TIMES ROLL Platters Little Richard w (Mercury 70893) TERRY RAE Shirley & Lee (Specialty 579) “YOU ARE AN ANGEL” (Aladdin 3325) HELP ME FIND MY ONE KISS LED THE PIPES LOVE, LOVE IT'S TOO LATE LITTLE DOG" LOVE, ANOTHER #401 Q Clovers TO Chuck Willis # 153 ** (Atlantic 1094) Coasters (Atlantic 1098) (Atco 1673) SAPPHIRE RECORD CO. TIME WILL TELL STRANDED SO LONG 32 NO. STATE ST., CHICAGO 2, ILL. Fats Domino oOOTONeUUIUI1L RECORDS 111 Bobby Charles 'N THE JUNGLE (Imperial 9512 S. Central Ave., Los Angeles. Calif. (ALL PHONES: ANdover 3-5989) IU (Chess 1684) Cadets (Modern 994) 53 96)

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a AWARD & SLEEPER b VERY GOOD c FAIR

B+ EXCELLENT C+ GOOD d MEDIOCRE

MARI JONES THE JIVERS

(Tampa 117) The Gash Box (Aladdin 3329)

[Web- “LITTLE MAMA” (2:15) [Alad- 53 “RIBA DABA DOO” (2:10) B din Music BMI D ster BMI—Robert Scherman] Award o’ the Week —John Saulter] Mari Jones shouts out a driving rocker The Jivers bounce with energy through with all the enthusiasm at her com- a quick beat jump ditty. Ok teener mand. “I wants that man standing on “LOVE YOU BABY ALL THE TIME” (2:38) fare. the corner over there,” demands Mari n “CHERIE” (2:25) [Aladdin BMI as she belts the novelty. Swinging- [Maureen BMI—Jackson] ® —Charles Farmer] A good routine deck. “I BEG YOUR FORGIVENESS” (2:41) chanting effort of a slow beat ballad P “DON’T CRY” (1:58) [Advance pretty. Pleasing to listen to. v+ ASCAP—Mitchelle, Lowe] Miss [Maureen BMI—Jackson] Jones does a complete about face, wailing a pop blues with deep feeling. CO-EDS WITH GWEN EDWARDS Well done, but more for the intimate (Old Town 1027) room habitue than the record buyer. PRESTON LOVE • The Co-Eds with Gwen Edwards job and the platter should make all handling the lead, swing along at the charts. This etching sends you (Dig 116)

a happy quick beat pace, singing soaring. Stay close to it. The flip, “COUNTRY BOOGIE” (2:23) OLE SONNY BOY p “Love You Baby All The Time.” “I Beg Your Forgiveness,” is a ” [Dig-Parker] Preston Love pro- (Excello 2086) The deck is a driving, joyous offer- slow beat ballad that comes off ok, vides a skipping instrumental boogie ing with the sound the kids like. but is not in the same commercial with a good sound and sparkling rhythm. Good listening deck. “YOU BETTER CHANGE” Gwen Edwards does an outstanding category as “Love You Baby.” B (2:24) [Excellorec BMI—C. Gros- n “COUNTRY HOME” (2:50) [Dig- sley] Ole Sonny Boy shouts out a ® Parker] Love wails a slow beat wailing quick beat blues with tradi- country blues with feeling. He’s going tional r & b backing. He warns his home. Ok country wax. girl to change her ways or he’ll change his mind. Good southern wax. n “BLUES AND MISERY” (2:45) D [Excellorec BMI—C. Grossley] A “DON’T GO NO FARTHER” (2:37) slow beat down home blues with Ole [Arc BMI—Dixon] Sonny Boy bemoaning his low for- SPIRITUAL tunes. Moody blues. Another ok platter for the down home markets. “DIAMONDS AT YOUR FEET” (2:18) [Arc BMI—Morganfield] SILVERTONE SINGERS MUDDY WATERS (Nashboro 584) PLAS JOHNSON (Chess 1630) “THE sun will rise to the (Tampa 116) B • Muddy Waters swings a middle The flip, “Diamonds At Your Feet,” EAST” (2:46) [Excellorec BMI— Cox] The Silvertone Singers chant a beat rhythm item, “Don’t Go No is a quick beat bouncer with a “BLUE JEAN SHUFFLE” (2:16) slow, rhythmic gospel tune with deep B Plas Johnson] Farther,” a fare-thee-well, giv- merry lyric, like “she [Webster BMI— to gotta take feeling. Lead creates an excitement swinging Plas Johnson dishes up a ing a real down south hunk of sick and die one of these days” and against a monotone chant backdrop. quick beat instrumental—alive and material that Waters quality that “when she dead I’ll bury her very stiri-ing. Good teener jump wax. “IT’S A WONDER WHAT MY enables it sell all over the country. deep.” Spirited tune a happy one B LORD CAN DO” (2:37) [Excel- [Webster BMI “PLASMA” (2:40) Waters turns on his wailin’ best and despite its sad lyric. Ok side, but lorec BMI—Cox] Middle tempo religi- B —Plas Johnson] Plas Johnson the deck looks like it could make not in the same class as “Don’t Go ous offering with a syncopated rhythm slow paced instrumental backs with a and exciting delivery. blues. Ton-id horn and insinuating- it in the charts. Watch it closely. No Farther.” beat. Ok mood piece.

IMPERIAL GOSPEL SINGERS LESTER WILLIAMS EARL BOSTIC AND BILL DOGGETT WILD BILL DAVIS (Tuxedo 912) (Imperial 5402) (King 4954) (Imperial 5399) “JUST AS I AM” (2:51) [P.D.] “MacDONALD’S DAUGHTER” “INDIANA” (2:39) [Shapiro p B + Bernstein ASCAP—Hanley, Mac- n “I LET A SONG GO OUT OF The Imperial Gospel Singers offer B (2:00) [BMI—L. Williams] A D+ Donald] The extensive talents of Earl MY HEART” (2:48) [Mills AS- a slow paced, simple gospel number quick beat take-off on the old nursery Ellington, effective performance. Sincere Bostic and Bill Doggett are again CAP— Nemo, Mills, Red- with an rhyme. Deck is ok novelty rocker, joined for an impressive instrumental mond] Davis has a way with the offering. accompanied by a hard hitting band reading of a middle beat bouncer. Both Hammond and it is evident in his han- backing. Better than average offering. “I FOUND HIM” (2:42) [Ford Doggett and Bostic swing with ener- dling of this lovely oldie. It is a B swinging arrangement providing al- Music BMI—Smallwood] The Im- “DADDY LOVES YOU” (2:14) getic performances and the deck comes most three minutes of pleasant listen- perial Gospel Singers chant a quick B off in, powerful style. Good musical [Reeve BMI—L. Williams] Wil- beat spiritual on the flip. Deck is for value. ing. Sure to pick up a healthy sale. liams handles this rhythmic middle and name the buyer who wants excitement with beat bouncer in straight fashion and n “BUBBINS ROCK” (2:25) [Armo “AUTUMN LEAVES” (2:40) his religious wax. turns in a pleasing performance. BMI—Billy Butler] A slow jump B *" [Ardmore ASCAP—Kosma, Prev- delightfully offered. Another strong- ert, Mercer] A cha cha beat gives the deck to which the above superlatives pretty tune an excitement. Delightful apply. entertainment. THE SUPREMES CAPITAL CITY STARS (Old Town 1024) (Tuxedo 911) “SHE DON’T WANT ME NO B MORE” (2:41) [Maureen BMI] “HAPPY AM I” (2:39) The The Supremes drive through a wild, The Gash Box B Capital City Stars bounce thru uninhibited rocker. A steady, synco- a quick beat rhythmic item that has a pated rhythm gives the deck a breath- good commercial sound. The deck has taking and jubilee feeling. a lively swing and good performance. “TONIGHT” (2:39) [Maureen „ “LET JESUS LEAD YOU” (2:35) B BMI L. Gale] The Supremes D The Capital City Stars rock with — "INDIANA" delve into an oriental mood type slow Bostic and Doggett King 4954 quick beat jubilee item that races "BUBBINS ROCK a beat ballad. Interesting platter—and J. headlong all the way. Spirited ma- pleasing listening. "I LET A SONG GO OUT OF MY HEART" Wild Bill Davis Imperial 5399 terial and delivery. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

www.americanradiohistory.com —— ) ) The Cash Box Page 35 August 18, 1956 Territorial Meeting Dates Tips The Cash Box "Territorial Tips" chart highlights Ruth Brown Rhythm and Blues records showing regional action, which have not yet ap- “MOM OH MOM” Music Operators’ Associations peared in the national top 15. “I WANT TO BE LOVED” iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiip Illllllllllllllll Atlantic 1102 13 (Listed Alphabetically) Aug. —Tri-County Juke Box Operators’ Assn. * Indicates first appearance on Territorial Tips v Plaee: Elum Music Offices, Massillon, Ohio ‘ATTER THE LIGHTS GO DOWN LOW Joe Turner Al Hibbler (Decca 29982) 14—California Music Merchants’ Assn. *BAD LUCK SWEET LITTLE ANGEL “I IPSTIfK Place: Fresno Hotel, Fresno, Calif. B. 8. King (RPM 468) BE-B0P-A-LULA POWDER AND PAINT” 14 Western Massachusetts Music Guild Gene Vincent (Capitol 1450) BILLY'S BLUES Plaee: DeMarco’s Restaurant, West Springfield, Mass. Billy Stewart (Chess) “ROCK-A-WHILE” *BLUE MOOD Atlantic 1100 15 New York State Operators Guild Julie Stevens (Dig 116) CAN'T WE BE SWEETHEARTS Place: Gov. Clinton Hotel, Kingston, N. Y. Cleftones (Gee 1016) The Drifters CANADIAN SUNSET 15 Automatic Equipment & Com Machine Owners’ Assn., Winterhalter (RCA Victor 20-6537) *C0ME HOME Inc., Indiana ON “SOLDIER OF FORTUNE” Eddie Lang (RPM 466) Place: Room 24, 550 Broadway, Gary, Ind. CONGO MAMBO Guitar Gable (Excello 2082) “I GOTTA GET MYSELF 16 Eastern Ohio Phonograph Operators’ Assn. ‘DON'T GO NO FURTHER Muddy Waters (Chess 1630) A WOMAN” Place: 4104 Rush Blvd., Youngstown 12, Ohio (execu- DON'T LET IT END THIS WAY Atlantic 1101 tive board). Elmore Morris (Peacock 1660) DON'T SLAM THAT DOOR Johnny Fuller (Imperial 5395) 16 Phonograph Merchants’ Assn., Cleveland, Ohio The Cardinals i — *ENDLESS Place: Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio (executive Honey Bees (Imperial 5400) board). HEAVEN ON EARTH “THE END OF THE STORY” Platters (Mercury 70893) HOUND DOG 16 “I WON’T MAKE Y00 CRY” —Westchester Operators’ Guild, Inc. ‘DON'T BE CRUEL Place: American Legion Hall, 57 Mitchell Place, White Elvis Presley (RCA Victor 20-6604) Atlantic 1103 *1 GOTTA GET MYSELF A WOMAN Plains, N. Y. ‘SOLDIER OF FORTUNE Drifters (Atlantic 1101) 18 & 19—Alabama Amusement Association I'LL REMEMBER (IN THE STILL OF Place: Gulf Shores, Ala. THE NIGHT) Satins (Herald 1005)

I LOVE YOU BABY 19 & 20—South Dakota Phonograph Operators’ Assn. MY FIRST PLEA Jimmy Reed (Vee-Jay 203) Place: Lawler Hotel, Mitchell, S. Dak. I'M BAD WHO DO YOU LOVE NEW ON GROOVE 20—Baltimore Amusement Machine Operators’ Assn. Bo Diddley (Checker 842) I'M TORE UP THE COLLEGIANS Place: Mandell-Ballow Restaurant, Reisterstown Rd. & Billy Gayles (Federal 12265)

Rogers Ave., Baltimore, Md. I NEED SOMEONE “GOING POP” Amos Milburn (Aladdin 3320) “BLUE SOLITUDE” I WANT YOU, I NEED YOU, 27 Central States Music Guild — I LOVE YOU “PLEASE LET ME BE THE ONE” Elvis Presley (RCA Victor 20-6540) Place: Street, Peoria, 111. G 4G-0163 805 Main KA-DING DONG — G -Clefs (Pilgrim 24971) Sept. 3—California Music Merchants’ Assn. KNOCK ON WOOD MICKEY AND SYLVIA Willie Mabon (Chess 1627) “NO GOOD LOVER” Place: 311 Club, 311 Broadway, Oakland, Calif. LIPSTICK, POWDER AND PAINT ‘ROCK AWHILE “WALKIN’ IN THE RAIN” 3—United Music Operators of Michigan Joe Turner (Atlantic 1100) —G/4G-0164 ONE KISS LED TO ANOTHER Place: Fort Wayne Hotel, Detroit, Mich. Coasters (Atco 1673) STILL GOING STRONG OUT OF THIS WORLD 7 Phonograph Merchants’ Assn., Cleveland, Ohio Barry & Berner (RPM 469) — PLEADIN' FOR LOVE Varetta Dillard Place: Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio (General) Lorry Birdsong (Excello 2076) PLEASE DON'T DRIVE ME AWAY “Got You On My Mind” Charles Brown (Aladdin 3316) 7—California Music Merchants’ Assn. ‘SOFT WINDS “Skinny Jimmy” —G 4G-0159 Place: Sacramento Hotel, Sacramento, Calif. Dinah Washington (Mercury 70906) SOFT SUMMER BREEZE Eddie Heywood (Mercury 70853) The Nitecaps 7—Eastern Ohio Phonograph Operators’ Assn. TAINT WHATCHA SAY Little Esther (Savoy 1193) “Bamboo Rock And Roll” Place: 4104 Rush Blvd., Youngstown 12, Ohio (General) TELL ME WHY Marie Knight (Wing 90069) “You May Not Know” 12 California Music Merchants’ Assn. THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO THAT —G 4G-0158 Cole & Four Knights (Capitol 5396) Place: Bakersfield Inn, Highway 99, Bakersfield, Calif. THE FOOL Gallahads (Jubilee 5252 Sanford Clark (Dot 15481) 13 California Music Merchants’ Assn. TIME WILL TELL 155 E. 24th ST., N. Y. 10, N. Y. Grant Hotel, San Diego, Calif. Bobby Charles (Chess 1648) Place: U. S. TOLLIN' BELLS IT'S YOUR FAULT BABY 13—Eastern Massachusetts Music Operators’ Assn. Lowell Fulson (Checker 841) Place: Beaconsfield Hotel, Boston, Mass. TORE UP OVER YOU SELLING BIG! Midnighters (Federal 12270 UNTIL THE DAY I DIE “CONGO MOMBO” 22 & 23—Music Guild of Nebraska Teen Queens (RPM 465) Tears (Dig 112) Place: Blackstone Hotel, Omaha, Neb. WHEN I'M WITH YOU SEE SAW “LIFE PROBLEM” Moonglows (Chess 1629) By GUITAR GABLE WHO CAN EXPLAIN EXCELLO 2082 Teen Agers (Gee 1018) WISHING WELL WRITE WIRE PHONE Attention: Operators’ Associations Jerry Dorn (King 4932) WOE IS ME NASHBORO RECORD CO., INC. Cadillacs (Jo sie 7 98) 177 3rd Ave., Nashville, Tenn. Associations desiring listings in this column, please write to THE CASH YOU'RE THE ONE (Phone: Chapel 2-2215) Jimmy McCracklin (Irma) Shipments Also Made From BOX, 26 West 47th Street, New York 36, N. Y. YOU'VE GOT BAD INTENTIONS PLASTIC PRODUCTS

I CAN'T PUT YOU DOWN BABY MEMPHIS, TENN. Bobby Blue Bland (Duke 153)

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, r>/V'. VVi A Country PURE Disk Jockey COUNTRY REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS

TOM PERRYMAN MILES RICHMOND BILL THORNTON SENSATION! KSIJ—Gladewater, Texas KXLA Pasadena, Calif. Ridge, Ark. — KRLW—Walnut 1. Don't Be Cruel (E. Presley) 1. 1 Walk The Line (J. Caih) 1. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) 2. One Woman Man (Horton) 2. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 2. You Are The One (C. Smith) 3. It's Heavenly (W. Fairburn) 3. Little Rosa (Sovine & Pierce) 3. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 4. (Reeves) My Lips Are Sealed 4. 1 Take The Chance (Browns) 4. Twenty Feet Of Muddy 5. Sample My Kissin' (G. Hill) 5. Hopin' That You're Hopin' Water (Sonny James) 6. Conscience, I'm Guilty (Louvins) 5. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) (Hank Snow) 6. Searching (Kitty Wells) 6. Searching (Kitty Wells) 7. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) 7 Remembering (C. Walker) 7. The Fool (Sanford Clark) 8. Dear Mary (Slim Whitman) 8. You Are The One (C. Smith) 8. You Done Me Wrong (Price) 9. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 9. Paul Bunyan Love (Monroe) 9. I'd Rather Stay Home (Wehs) 10. 1 Take The Chance (Browns) 10. Heartbreak Avenue (Allison) 10. You're Still Mine (F. Young)

"HOPALONG" JOE HOPPEL DICK "BOOTS" BENARD "COUSIN" JOHNNY SMALL WCMS—Norfolk, Va. WHWB—Rutland, Vt. WNLC—New London, Conn. 1. Vincent) Be-Bop-A-Lula (G. 1. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 1. Cheated Too (Coppers) 2. (Faron Young) Sweet Dreams 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 2. Let's Say Goodbye (Moore) 3. 1 Want You, 1 Need You.. 2. My Lips Are Sealed (Reeves) 3. Whippoor-will (B. Martin)

1 Love (Elvis Presley) You 3. Yes, 1 Know Why (W. Pierce) 4. Sweet Dreams (Don Gibson) 4. Onie's Bop (Onie Wheeler) 4. You Don't Know Me (Arnold) 5. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) 5. We'll Find A Way (W. Pierce) 5. You Are The One (C. Smith) 6. 1 Take The Chance (Browns) 6. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) 6. Onie's Bop (Onie Wheeler) 7. Waltz Of The Angels 7. The Fool (Sanford Clark) 7. 1 Take The Chance (Browns) (Wynn Stewart) 8. Searching (Kitty Wells) 8. Hopin' That You're Hopin' 8. Uncle Pen (P. Wagoner) 9. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) (Louvins) 9. Jesus Answers My Prayers 10. You Don't Owe Me A Thing 9. We'll Find A Way (Pierce) (Reno & Smiley) (Marty Robbins) 10. Ooby Dooby (Roy Orbison) 10. Ruby (Osbornes & Allen)

MARY WILSON RAMBLIN' LOU BILL RANKIN KCLX—Colfax, Wash. WJJL— Niagara Falls, N. Y. KTHE—Thermopolis, Wyo. 1. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 1. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) 1. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 2. Aladdin's Lamp (F. Huskey) 2. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 3. My Lips Are Sealed (Reeves) 3. 1 Want You, 1 Need You, 2. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) 4. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 1 Love You (Elvis Presley) 3. Rockin' Mockin' Bird 5. Deep Elem Blues (Wiburns) 4. 1 Want To Be Loved (Eddy Arnold) 6. Sunnyside Of The Mountain (Coopers) 4. Get Rhythm (Johnny Cash) (Hawkshaw Hawkins) 5. 1 Take The Chance (Browns) 5. Sweet Dreams (F. Young) 7. You Can Give Me My Heart 6. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 6. Searching (Kitty Wells) (Hank Thompson) 7. Deep Elem Blues (Wilburns) 7. Any Old Time (Webb Pierce) 8. Searching (Kitty Wells) 8. Any Old Time (W. Pierce) 8. Folsom Prison Blues (J. Cash) 9. Any Old Time (W. Pierce) 9. Twenty Feet Of Muddy 9. Handful Of Rice (Red Foley) 10. Love, Love, Love Water (Sonny James) 10. Where Did The Sunshine Go (Johnnie & Jack) 10 Hula Rock (Hank Snow) (Shirley Caddell) RAY— FRAZIER MICKIE EVANS PAUL SIMPKINS WCLA Petersburg, Va. WHOO—Orlando, Fla. WBAM—Montgomery, Ala. 1. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 1. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) 1. My Lips Are Sealed (Reeves) 2. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 2. Onie's Bop (Onie Wheeler) 2. Come Back To Me (Newman) 3. 1 Walk The Line (J. Cash) 3. If Jesus Came To My House 3. Until 1 Met You (F. Young) 4. (Kitty Searching Wells) (Red Sovine) 4. Sweet Dreams (Don Gibson) 5. 5. You Are The One (C. Smith) 4. Childish Love (Louvins) 5. Lover Of The Town (Martin) 6. Twenty Feet Of Muddy 5. Sweet Dreams (F. Young) 6. Twenty Feet Of Muddy Water (Sonny James) 6. My Lips Are Sealed (Reeves) Water (Sonny James) 7. We'll Find (Pierce) A Way 7. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 7. It's Heaven (W. Fairburn) 8. You Done Me Wrong (Price) 8. Waltz Of The Angels JIM REEVES 8. Conscience, I'm Guilty (Wynn Stewart) 9. Hound Dog (Elvis Presley) (Hank Snow) 9. I'm So In Love (Wilburns) . 10. Tryin' To Forget The Blues 9. 1 Take The Chance (Browns) 10. I'll Never Stand In Your (Porter Wagoner) 10. I'd Rather Stay Home (Wells) Way (Billy Walker)

GEORGE POPKINS TOM EDWARDS "TATER" PETE HUNTER Mother of a Girl WXGI Richmond, Va. HonkyTonk — WERE—Cleveland, Ohio KTLW—Texas City, Texas 1. Cheated Too (Lee & Cooper) 1. Juke Box Help Me 1. On My Mind sung with Carol Johnson 2. My Lips Are Sealed (Reeves) 10. 10. 10. (Rhythm Rockers & Gunter) (Flatt & Scruggs) 3. Twenty Feet Of Muddy 2. Any Old Time (W. Pierce) 2. I Walk The Line (J. Cash) Tannen Music Co. Water (Sonny James) 3. Sweet Dreams (Faron Young) 3. Come Back To Me (Newman) 4 Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 4. I Walk The Line (J. Cash) 104. You Are The One (C. Smith) 5. Searching (Kitty Wells) 5. You Don't Know Me (Arnold) 5. Half As Good A Girl 6. I Walk The Line (J. Cash) 6. I Take The Chance (Browns) (Wanda Jackson) 7. Trying To Forget The Blues 7. Goodybe, Mr. Brown 6. All Of A Sudden (Collie) (Porter Wagoner) (Acuff & Wellsf 7. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 8 I've Loved And Lost Again According to My Heart 8. Till The End Of The World 8. We'll Find A Way (Pierce) (Patsy Cline) (Jimmy & Johnny) 9. You Can't Never Tell 9 Onie's Bop (Onie Wheeler) Cedarwood Publ. Co. 9. Cheated Too (Cooper) (Hank Locklin) 10. Love, Love, Love 10. Hopin' That You're Hopin' 10. I'm A One Woman Man 20/47-6620 (Johnnie & Jack) (Louvins) (Johnny Horton)

10. RAY GODWIN 10. JOHNNY RION "SMOKEY" SMITH WFJX— Fort Jackson, S. C. KSTL—St. Louis, Mo. KRNT— Des Moines, Iowa 1. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 1. I'm So In Love With You 1. I Walk The Line (J. Cash) 2. I'd Rather Stay Home (Wilburns) 2. You Gotta Be My Baby (Kitty Wells) 2. Conscience, I'm Guilty (George Jones) 3. You Are The One (Smith) (Hank Snow) 3. Crazy Arms (Ray Price)

4. I Walk The Line (J. Cash) 3. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) 4. This, Crazy, Crazy World 5. By The Sweat Of My Brow 4. Cheated Too (Coopers) (Bill Carter) (Lee & Cooper) 5. Any Old Time (Webb Pierce)

6. I'm A One Woman Man I Want You, I Need You, 6. Onie's Bop (Onie Wheeler)

(Johnny Horton) I Love You (Elvis Presley) 7. I'm So In Love With You

7. I've Got A Secret 6. I Walk The Line (J. Cash) (Wilburns)

(Bobby Hamilton) 7. Until I Met You (F. Young) 8. Searching (Kitty Wells) 8. That Big Ole Moon (Huskey) 8. I'd Rather Stay Home (Wells) 9. I've Known You From 9. At The Ole Town Hall 9. We'll Find A Way (Pierce) Somewhere (P. Wagoner) (Bill Wimberly) Love, Love, Love Twenty feet Of Muddy You Done Me Wrong (Price) (Johnnie & Jack) Water (Sonny James)

"LONESOME GEORGE" RAY SCOTT CHARLES ECKSTEIN STRAIT WNOP— Newport, Kentucky WHLF—Centerville, Tenn.

WCDF—Dade City, Fla. 1. I Want You, I Need You, 1. You Are The One (C. Smith) 2. Lips Sealed (Reeves) 1. Crazy Arms (Ray Price) I Love You (Elvis Presley) My Are 2. I Walk The Line (J. Cash) 3. I Want You, I Need You, CAROL I JOHNSON 2. Take The Chance (Browns) (Elvis 3. Searching (Kitty Wells) 3. You Are The One (C. Smith) I Love You Presley) 4. Last Night In My Dreams Reeves personal manager: HERBERT L. SHUCHER 4. You Are The One (C. Smith) 4. Boppin' The Blues (Perkins) 5. I'm So In Love With You ('Nita, Rita & Ruby) 5. I Walk The Line (J. Cash) 5. Sweet Dreams (F. Young) 613 Gibson Drive, Madison, Tenn. (Wilburns) 6. Hopin'* That You're 6. I've Got Five Dollars (Young) 6. My Lips Are Sealed (Reeves) Hopin' (Louvins) Madison 7-2484 7. Uncle Pen (Porter Wagoner) 7. Alpha And Omega 8. Hopin' That You're Hopin' (Jimmy Williams) 7. Sweet Dreams (F. Young) (Louvins) 8. Muddy Water Blues (Skinner) 8. Waltz Of The Angels 9. Baby, It's In The Making (Lefty Frizzell) 9. We'll Find (Pierce) (Johnnie & Jack & Ruby Wells) A Way 9. Whippoor-will (B. Blackboard Of My Heart Heaven's Golden Tower Martin) (Hank Thompson) (Walt Scott) I Take The Chance (Browns)

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$49,000 Verdict Against Decca Reversed

NASHVILLE — The United States found farther, expressly reversing a Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has contrary finding of the trial court, dismissed the suit of Republic Re- that the evidence established that Del cording Company, Inc., of Nashville, Wood was a member of the American Tenn., against Decca Records, Inc., re- Federation of Musicians. It was, versing a lower court judgment of therefore, held that “according to the $48,958.29 in Republic’s favor. terms of the contract between the Country union Republic’s action was originally and Tennessee Records, Del Wood, based on the release by Decca in 1953 as a union member, was free to make recordings at the time Ten- of recordings made for Decca in 1952 Best by Del Wood, Country and Western nessee Records was placed on the union’s ‘unfair list’ Country pianist and vocalist, in alleged unfair and, accordingly, Decca was not competition with Republic’s record- guilty of inducing her Sellers to break ings of the same artist. Republic had her contract.” The Big an exclusive contract with Del Wood Court pointed to other facts in the record which, in IN RETAIL OUTLETS dating from February, 1953, before themselves, ab- solved the Decca recordings were released, Decca of any wrong-doing. Thus, the evidence .IIUI1I1II1IIWIIIII1M but after they had been cut. Repub- showed that Del Wood had “abandoned 10 lic was permitted to amend its com- and repudia- 1. CRAZY ARMS ted” plaint to include the additional claim her contract with Tennessee “sev- Roy Price (Columbia 21510; 4-21510) JUKE BOX TUNES that Decca, in recording Del Wood, eral months before Decca came on the scene”, and 2. I THE LINE was guilty of inducing a breach of the Decca did not release WALK the Del Johnny Cash contract then existing between Del Wood records “until it had been (Sun 241; 45-241) Wood and Republic’s predecessor com- advised by Del Wood’s attorney that she had secured 3. I WANT YOU, I NEED YOU, pany, Tennessee Records, Inc., which her release of her contract I LOVE YOU Pos. contract with Tennessee Records.” Lost Tennessee had assigned to Ehrit Presley “It is impossible”, Week Republic in February, 1953. concluded the (RCA Victor 20-4540; 47-4540) Court, “to reconcile the foregoing 4. HOUND DOG The Court of Appeals based its de- with the conclusion that Decca in- CRAZY ARMS cision on Elvis Presley determination of the single duced Del Wood to breach her contract (RCA Victor 20-6604; 47-6604) Ray Price question of whether Decca induced with Tennessee Records. These are 5. SEARCHING “Del Wood to break her contract with all considerations that sustain (Columbia 21510; 4-21510) appel- Kitty Wells Tennessee.” The Court found that lant’s contentions.” (Decca 29956; 9-29956) Tennessee had been placed on the Del Wood’s companion suit against 6. I TAKE THE CHANCE American Federation of Musician’s Decca was dismissed with prejudice The Browns “unfair list” (RCA Victor 20-6480; 47-6480) prior to the Del Wood by the trial court on her own attor- 1 WALK recording sessions for Decca, and it ney’s motion. 7. BE-BOP-A-LULA n THE LINE Gene Vincent il (Capitol F-3450) 2 3450; Em Johnny Cash 8. SWEET DREAMS Faron Young (Capitol 3443; F3443) (Sun 241; 45-241) Woman Manager 9. YOU ARE THE ONE Carl Smith (Columbia 21522; 4-21522) 10. ANY OLD TIME I WANT YOU, Webb Pierce (Decca 29974; 9-29974) I NEED YOU, 11. MY LIPS ARE SEALED I LOVE YOU 12. CONSCIENCE, I'M GUILTY Elvis Presley 3 3 13. YOU AND ME (RCA Victor 20-6540; 14. BLACKBOARD OF MY HEART 47-6540) 15. DON'T BE CRUEL; GOODBYE, MR. BROWN; HEARTBREAK HOTEL; BOPPIN' THE BLUES; I'M SO IN LOVE WITH YOU; YOU ARE THE ONE TWENTY FEET OF MUDDY Carl Smith WATER; LOVE, LOVE, LOVE; 4 5 WE'LL FIND A WAY; HOPING (Columbia 21522; 4-21522) THAT YOU'RE HOPING.

SEARCHING 5 Kitty Wells 4 AIR MAIL SUBSCRIPTION (Decca 29956; 9-29956) To The Cash Box s NASHVILLE, TENN.—Grand Ole Opry star Autry Inman has become the 30 third country artist in the nation to acquire a woman manager. Inman, re- BE-BOP-A-LULA cently returned from the longest personal appearance of his career (three years with the U. S. Army), is shown signing a contract which gave Miss Gene Vincent 6 7 Jeannie Taylor of Nashville exclusive management rights. His latest Decca < Capitol 3450; F3450) recording is “Be-Bop Baby”, and “A Doggone Lie”. JIMMIE WILLIAMS on MGM sings HOUND DOG The Country Records “ALPHAandOMEGA” Elvis Presley 7 b/w (RCA Victor 20-6604; Disk Jockeys "Where Will I Shelter My Sheep" 47-6604) Played Most White Oak Music-BMI 7771 Cheviot Rd. SUMMARY OF REPORTS RECEIVED FROM THE NATION'S DISK JOCKEYS SWEET DREAMS Cincinnati 24, O. Faron Young 8 6 lllllllllllllllllllllll (Capitol 3443; F3443) 1. CRAZY ARMS Ray Price (Columbia)

2. I WALK THE LINE Johnny Cash (Sun)

3. SWEET DREAMS Faron Young (Capitol)

4. I WANT YOU, I NEED YOU, I LOVE YOU Elvis Presley (RCA Victor) LIPS MY ARE 5. YOU ARE THE ONE Carl Smith (Columbia)

SEALED 6. SEARCHING Kitty Wells (Decca)

Jim 7. MY LIPS ARE SEALED Jim Reeves (RCA Victor) 9 Reeves 9 (RCA Victor 20-6517; 8. I TAKE THE CHANCE The Browns (RCA Victor) 47-6517) 9. ANY OLD TIME Webb Pierce (Decca) 10. I'M SO IN LOVE WITH YOU Wilburn Bros. (Decca) 11) HOPING THAT YOU'RE HOPING. 12) TWENTY FEET OF MUDDY WATER. 13) CONSCIENCE, I'M GUILTY. 14) BE-BOP-A-LULA. 15) WE'LL FIND A WAY. ANY OLD TIME 16) YOU GOTTA BE MY BABY. 17) CHEATED TOO. 18) HOUND DOG. 19) ONIE'S BOP. 20) YES, I KNOW WHY; WALTZ OF THE ANGELS; I'M A ONE-WOMAN Webb Pierce JQ MAN; HONKY TONK MAN; YOU DON'T KNOW ME; COME BACK TO ME; GOOD- (Decca 29974; 9-29974) BYE MR. BROWN; I'D RATHER STAY HOME; BLACKBOARD OF MY HEART; LOVE LOVE, LOVE; YOU AND ME; DON'T BE CRUEL.

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A BULLSEYE B VERY GOOD C FAIR CINCINNATI B+ EXCELLENT C+ GOOD MEDIOCRE. CUT-UPS D

The Hometowners are off WLW-R and TV for a few weeks to make personals in Iowa and Minnesota. They’ll be working the State Fair at Osca- loosa, Iowa and then a county fair in Fairmont, Minn. The group consists

of Kenny Price ( Guitar) , Freddy Lang- don (Fiddle), Jay Nias (Bass), and Buddy Ross (Accordion). This quar- “THE MOTHER OF A HONKY BEST YEARS OF YOUR LIFE “SINGING THE BLUES” (2:24) tet really sends us. Too bad they TONK GIRL” (2:19) (2:32) [Acuff-Rose BMI—Endsley] don’t . [Tannen BMI S. Long, B. have a recording contract. . . — New- [Cedarwood BMI—K. Lloyd] Betty Foley is working at the Ocean man] “I CAN’T QUIT” (2:24) “MY LITTLE RAT” (2:35) Pier in Daytona Beach, Florida this “ACCORDING TO MY HEART” [Acuff-Rose BMI—M. Robbins] week with Roy Drusky. [Leeds ASCAP—S. Martin, D. Mil- She will be (2:25) working ler, J. Dale] MARTY ROBBINS the Wisconsin State Fair on [Cedarwood BMI—Walker] Aug. 18 thru the 27 according to her RED SOVINE (Columbia 21545; 4-21545) JIM REEVES & CAROL JOHNSON manager Marty Roberts. . . . Bill Hel- (Decca 30018; 9-30018) (RCA Victor Marty Robbins makes his bid ron who used to work radio in the Mid- 20-6620; 47-6620) © A Red Sovine release hits the for wax honors and it looks as west is now booked in the Texas Club © Jim Reeves puts his best foot © with his trio. . . . Gil Shepard now can forward once again and comes up country wax market this week and though he’s come up with the tunes be heard over WCKY. has a half- He with a platter that ranks with the it has coin-catching qualities that’ll make the climb to a high hour show for the Sixty-second shops, best we’ve heard lately. The chanter notched into every groove of the rung on the sales ladder. The pol- and does it from a mobile truck at a follows his “My Lips Are Sealed,” record. artist, who clicked big ished song stylist, who’s equally at different shop . . The each night. . We un- which still shows signs of rising derstand that Lee Irwin who is now higher on the charts, with a two- via his duets with Webb Pierce on home with the rock ’n rollers and the organist for Arthur Godfrey, has sided powerhouse. On one end he “Why, Baby, Why” and “Little weeper ballads, lends his talent and just cut a 12-inch long playing record talents velvety- pools his with the Rosa” comes through with two first personality, this time, to a rhyth- called “Moon River Music”. For more toned Carol Johnson on a real po- class solo efforts on his latest offer- mic, up tempo, crying-towel item than ten years Lee played the popular tent heartbreaker tagged “The radio show called “Moon River” over Mother Of A Honky Tonk Girl.” ing. Top half, “Best Years Of Your labelled “Singing The Blues”. It’s WLW. . . . Dotty Mack now has an in- Carol, who plays the distraught Life”, is a heartfelt, middle beat ro- a strong piece of material and Rob- ternational fan club founded by Bryon the singing mother, handles chores mantic piece that the artist pro- bins handles it in excellent fashion. Predika of Youngstown, 0. Miss Mack and demonstrates star potential, jects with tender emotion. the On the flip, “I Can’t Quit (I’ve Gone is seen over ABC-TV on Pantomine while Reeves, playing the sympa- On Hit Parade. . . . While Will Lenay was thetic bartender, penetratingly re- other side, tabbed “My Little Rat”, Too Far)”, the warbler sends up on vacation Tom Clay of Birmingham cites the emotion-packed lyrics. On Sovine delightfully spins an amus- another highly effective reading as did Will’s DJ show for him. . . . Dick the other side Reeves does a superb ing tale of a drunken rodent. It’s a he spins a feelingful, quick beat Nobel is plugging Bob Miketta’s song solo job on “According To My terrific coupling for ops and dealers lover’s tale. Both ends rank as hit “You Can’t Get Texas Out Of Me” on Heart”, a captivating, quick paced the Breakfast Club these days. Bob is romantic tune. It’s a double-bar- and will no doubt add many new contenders with an edge going to the local songwriter at WLW. . . . his following. the “Blues”side. reled smash. Watch ’em both. fans to already large I Nelson King will soon have a new record out on Mercury called “Do I Have COLLINS KIDS BEVERLY The Right”. A recitation, it should be RED FOLEY THE GEORGE SHEA out about the time of Nelson’s birth- (Decca 30010; 9-30010) (Columbia 21543; 4-21543) (RCA Victor 20-6602; 47-6602) m “TAKE MY HAND PRECIOUS day Aug. 7. . . . Larry Dean, Cincin- n “I’M IN MY TEENS” (2:16) “AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL” S* + p nati’s dean of Rhythm and Blues who LORD” (2:59) [Hill & Range “ [Blackwood BMI—L. Collins, L. " (2:00) [P. D.—S. Ward] George recently was featured in TV-Radio BMI—T. Dorsey] Red Foley sings Collins] The Collins Kids, Larry and Beverly Shea’s rich, resonant baritone Mirror, resigned from the local station with the utmost sincerity on this dig- Lorrie, who are really in their teens, voice can be appreciated once again, nified guidance to become program director of WCHB prayer for from above. sparkle as they rock their way through this time against a stirring 1200-voice It’s a soul-stirring, moderate paced in . Detroit. . . The day before the a delectable ditty with a steady, driv- Oklahoma City-Billy Graham Crusade De Marco Sisters closed at Beverly waxing with a splendid choral backing beat. It’s a tantalizing morsel Choir background. It’s a thrilling ren- supplied the Hills, Gene (the youngest of the sis- drop by Foggy River -that could catch and spread country dition of an American favorite and ters) was injured in an auto accident Boys. and popwise. should score heavily among both Shea on Columbia Pike. Despite thirteen n “SOMEDAY, SOMEWHERE” “THEY’RE STILL IN LOVE” and Graham followers. (2:51) [Hill & Range BMI—T. stitches over her right eye, the show e (2:02) [Showcase BMI—B. Bry- Dorsey] Here Foley, along with the “HOW GREAT THOU ART” went on. The sisters did a bang-up ant] On this end the youngsters send p chorus, contemplates the peace and ® (2:53) [Manna BMI— S. K. Hine] job. The balance of their tour has up another refreshing vocal duet as joys of the hereafter as he waxes a Similar comments on this wonderful been canceled temporarily and the they tell about their happily married sisters poignant, slow paced piece. The chant- gospel piece. Cliff Barrows directs returned to their home in Plain- parents. It’s a quick beat charmer Held, er’s warm, expressive delivery gives the chorus on these two beautiful to give Gene a rest. The Kean’s that should appeal to one and all. (Betty and Jane) are the current at- great impact to the material on both hymns. traction at Beverly. ends. It’s a fine pairing that should FLOYD CRAMER The Wilburn Brothers find its way to a top spot in the MARTHA CARSON (Decca) were (MGM K 1 2306; K12306) (RCA Victor 47-6603) in town making the rounds of market. 20-6603; the n “PRETTY BLUE JEANS” (2:08) Country DJ’s with their “ALL THESE THINGS” (2:05) new release ® [Acuff-Rose BMI Cramer] Here’s p “I’m So In Love With GEORGE JONES — [Trinity BMI M. Carson] Martha You” and “Deep a bright, happy-go-lucky instrumental — Elem Blues”. (A good piece of wax (Stardnv 256; 45-256) Carson tells us that she’s happy with n “TAGGIN’ ALONG” (2:50) ditty that ‘ivory specialist’, Floyd here.) . . . Mary Wilson who spins the what she has as she exuberantly belts [Starrite G. Jones] Cramer, wraps up most attractively. country wax at station KCLX in Col- BMI— George out her feelings on this moving, quick It’s a light and appealing melody on fax, Washington writes that for Jones steps into the spotlight, via the paced piece. Grade “A” choral and the a deck that bounces along in quick past two months she has been spinning sacred field, with a wonderful, quick instrumental backdrop. beat handclapper that he and a chorus beat fashion. the Western wax from a remote sta- put across with telling effect. It’s a ff« IS tion at Palause, because she has a cast “GOOD TIME CAKE WALK” a “FAITH THE KEY” (2:19) rousing that’ll *** ® on her leg. She writes that Tex Ritter item be hard for bible (2:14) [Milene ASCAP-Rose] Un- [Towne ASCAP—C. Coben] Flip- belt customers, as well as regular der lid features light- side, the chirp chorus and his band played to a packed house the some more and come up at Riverside, and that Jean Shepard country buyers, to resist. Watch it hearted material sprinkled with a bit with another first rate performance on closely. of novelty, quality and charm. an inspiring religious-flavored and Hawkshaw Hawkins and others Two opus. “BOAT OF LIFE” [Star- ear-pleasers that should ride the air- Both decks should really boost further from the Grand Ole Opry were there B (2:05) July 28th. Get well soon, Mary. rite BMI—G. Jones] Under por- waves aplenty. Martha’s stock in the country and pop tion is a moving, up tempo religious markets. offering that’s overshadowed by the VONNIE MACK upper end. (Columbia 21541; 4-21541) WILEY BARKDULL n “BLUE MOUNTAIN WALTZ” (Hickory 1052; 45-1052) ®+ CAL VEALE (2:17) [Cedarwood BMI—Organ, n “I’VE GOT A BRAND NEW (Las Veqas 1236; 45-1236) T. James] Vonnie Mack shows that BABY” (2:11) [Acuff-Rose BMI “STANDING ON THE EDGE OF she’s a talent to be reckoned with as —J. D. Miller] Wiley Barkdull’s in- *>+f* NOWHERE” [Bilbo ASCAP—C. she hands in a beautiful, multiple viting vocal stylings are a treat to the Veale, J. Meyer] The Howard Read- track interpretation of a very lovely, ear as he neatly spins this cute, quick ing trio, featuring the electric harp of slow paced romantic filter. Deck beat romantic ditty. Enticing lyrics Chuck Bell, sets up an infectious in- could step out and send the thrush on on a catchy little biscuit that’s sure strumental showcase for Cal Veale’s her way up. to attract a heap of sales and spins. flavorful reading of a haunting, quick “SLOWLY I’M LOSING YOU” paced sentimental piece. Could stir B (2:19) [Golden West BMI—Lind- “GOING WALKING” (2:38) up noise with exposure, say, V. Mack] On this end the canary B [Acuff-Rose BMI—Miller, Ker- r “DON’T CRY BABY” [Bilbo AS- takes hold of a tear-compelling waltz shaw, Janot] On the lower portion ** CAP— C. Veale, J. Meyer] On the item and sells it with a great deal of Barkdull’s soft and polished chords bottom side Veale sends up a Presley- authority. Keep close tabs on this come across in persuasive fashion as flavored vocal job on a rhythmic, up gal. Merl Lindsay’s band ably sup- he tenderly projects a slow paced blues tempo item. Fair side. ports on both ends. item.

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Not one viewer among- the Grand Ole Opry’s huge nationwide audience Coudersport, Pa., Jerry Woodring, WTRN-Tyrone, Pa., and Coleman O’Neal,

knew that master comedian, Rod Brasfield, was fresh from a hospital bed WABZ-Albemarle, N. C. . . . Newest additions to WWVA’s long list of stars where he lost 26 pounds within four days after a third heart attack. For a are Brother Charley, Daisy Mae and Columbia’s Carl Butler and the Webster solid hour, the thin, pallor-faced Brasfield, campaigned for office with stump Brothers. speeches, teased his girl friend, Minnie Pearl, flirted Received in the office during the past few weeks were the latest informa- with guest star, Marguerite Piazza, danced jigs and tive issues of Hank Thompson’s fan club booklet “The split the sides of the Ryman Auditorium and TV Gun Barrel” and Ernest Tubb’s “Melody Trails”. audiences. He had left the hospital just one day be- * * * * # fore the show, learned his complicated part all day Arkansas residents, including those who did not Saturday and gave his inspired performance Saturday fully appreciate Country music before, are now taking nite. According to Solemn Ole Judge George D. Hay, to it due to the fine job of Country music promotion who brought Rod into the Opry family years ago, “In being done by Little Rock station, KLRA. Heading' 30 years of Grand Ole Opry there has been no greater the drive are ‘Grandpappy’ Earl Davis and Ken Par- showman”. Brasfield, incidentally, left Aug. 6th to sons, who recently joined the station. Parsons, who fulfill a 3-month motion picture contract as a star in calls himself “The Unofficial Night Governor Of Ar- “The Face In The Crowd”, a picture about the Opry kansas”, has the spot from 11 ’til 5 in the morning which also includes Andy Griffith, Jud Collins and while ‘Grandpappy’ can be heard from 2 til 6 in the

Eddie Hill. . . . and this was just part of the story afternoon. as reported by Ben A. Green in last week’s Nashville Banner—‘It Happened At The Grand Ole Opry’ fea- From another Arkansas station KWHN in Ft.

ture article. . . . Also in the Banner was the tale of Smith comes word via country deejay Bill Powell that ROD BRASFIELD BUDDY STARCHER another great trouper, Jean Chapel, former Opry Cliff Waldon’s Stardale waxing of “Daddy, Hurry member who carried on with a one-hour show, at the Knowles Home For The Home”, released about two months ago, has been at Aged, a few hours after her grandfather died. the top of his listener request list for the past six weeks. The flipside “Indian * * * * Mama” has been attracting considerable attention, especially from the Indian I John Kelly’s talent office, at Nashville, is all a-buzz these days. Kelly han- population in Eastern Oklahoma. dles the managerial reins, along with his son Tom Kelly, for Jean Shepard Waldon is a member of the Carl & Cliff, Country Cut-ups unit which (Capitol) and Hawkshaw Hawkins (RCA Victor). Kelly’s office also has a appears regularly on the KWHN Saturday Night Jamboree. Chuck Mayfield, bright new singing starlet under wing also in the person of pretty Judy Lynn. Bob Jones, Linda Flanagan, plus guest singers, such as Hank Thompson, Ray Bookings have been very heavy for talent through this office. Incidentally, Price, and others have appeared on the show. Carl & Cliff also head a western

this office also handles one of the top comic teams on Grand Ole Opry . . . jamboree every Friday night in Muskogee, Oklahoma. Lonzo and Oscar. George Popkins, of “Pop’s Country Store”, WXGI-Richmond, Va., returned * # * * # to his deejay chores last week after spending the previous two with the Army Roy Acuff and Kitty Wells (Decca) who caused quite a lot of talk with Reserves at Ft. Meade, Md. their release of “Goodbye Mr. Brown” and “Mother Hold Me Tight” will be Here’s hoping that Mary Wilson, KCLX-Colfax, Wash, continues on the featuring the song this month on their various television and radio shows. mend after having to broadcast remote from Palause because of a broken leg. The duet is reported by Decca as being among their strongest sellers in the Chaw Monk types from Staunton, 111. that he’d like to hear from the folks Country Field. interested in his “Lest We Forget Club” honoring James “Jimmy” Dean. Opry entertainers greeted two newcomers into their fold last weekend, Jimmy’s prayer is included in with many hillbilly stars’ prayers in his book when Jimmy Newman and George Jones made their titled “My Favorite Prayer” (which sells for three dollars!) first initial performances on the show as regulars. Arlene Kolber of Berger & Sheer tells us to watch Red Foley, headliner on the Ozark Jubilee, into out for a young new duet consisting of curly-haired town last week for the wedding of his daughter, Julia. Scotty Dawson & Jeanette. Bobby Myers back in Nashville after a combination Miles Richmond, KXLA-Pasadena, Calif, is start- vacation-personal appearance trek to Texas and points ing a show with the Culver City Ramblers over a Southwest. Hollywood TV station on Aug. 15th. Martha Carson (RCA Victor) returns to work Sep- Skeeter Bonn and The Pickin’ & Singin’ Boys with tember 1st. Martha made her first back-state visit at Sally Jo are appearing in Ohio, Kentucky and Penna. the Opry last weekend since the birth of her new son, during the month of August. Paul Rene. X. Cosse is the happy father and personal From Springfield, Mo., comes the item that Cross- manager of Martha. roads’ TV executive Ralph Foster and Si Siman have June Carter returned to her old stomping-ground returned from a fishing excursion in the Manitoba in Nashville, Tennessee, last week after several weeks province of Canada. The boys had to compete with in New York where she has been studying dramatics. few other anglers, since their choice of a fishing hole After June’s appearance on the Opry last week she is accessible only by seaplane. BOB GALLION immediately began preparations for her continued Announcer Joe Slattery represented Crossroads TV studies in acting. CLIFF WALDON recently at the huge J-Bar-H Rodeo, Camdenton, Mo., A note from Hal Smith, personal mgr. of Carl Smith, informs us that ABC third largest such outdoor event in the nation, where Radio Network officials released word the deejay program Carl is handling he presented the Ozark Jubilee Award to the top rodeo competitor. for the network has been drawing tremendous amounts of comment and mail. Auburn-haired Del Wood (RCA Victor) has come up with one of her finest The show is heard each Sunday P. M. and is to continue throughout this piano instrumentals since her hit recording of “Down Yonder”. The keyboard season. Carl will begin a new series of TV film in Nashville for the Flamingo stylist turns in a great performance with her latest release “Intermission At people the first week of August. These shows will also be released during the Opry”, and “Are You From Dixie”. the fall. Betty Dotson, Bob Gallion’s fan club rep from Mobile, Ala., writes that Johnnie & Jack (RCA Victor) who have been riding the road pretty heavily Bob, MGM recording artist, left WIBC-Indianapolis, Indiana on May 1st, to doing personal appearances in practically every state in the Union, are also become a staff member of Radio Station WKAB, Mobile, Alabama. He is currently riding high with their hit recording of “Love, Love, Love.” doing six hours of dj shows per day, plus live shows, TV and personals. Bob’s ifc s?: ^ % first MGM release “My Square Dancin’ Mamma”, There is much talk about the new Jim Reeves-Carol Johnson (RCA Victor) and “Your Wild Life”, both written by him, is going duet that hit the market this week. These two artists well throughout the country. Carol Johnson of RCA have combined their talents for a great record en- Victor also has a fine record out of “Your Wild Life.” titled “I Am The Mother Of A Honkey-Tonk Girl”. Among the cast of over 40 each week on the On the flip Jim Reeves turns in one of his greatest KCUL-Ft. Worth, Tex., “Cowtown Hoedown” are the record performances of his record career ... it is a Wills Family Qt., Jack Cochran, the ‘Catman’, Charlie powerful ballad that is destined to be one of the

Adams and Frankie Miller, Dub Dickerson, Helen Hall greatest records of the year . . . the tune is entitled and Dallas TV comics, Bob & Bill Callahan. The show “According To My Heart.” which is being aired directly from the stage of the * * sjc * * Majestic Theatre in downtown Ft. Worth has as its Johnny Horton (Columbia) who came into his own —-Jack Hender- director—Buddy Starcher; Manager with his recording of “Honky Tonk Man” is back again son; Production Mgr.—Hank Craig;—Technical Direc- with another strong contender for the country charts, McAlister B. tor—R. L. and Publicity—Edythe with a song called “One Woman Man”. Horton is Stringer. WILLS FAMILY QT. referred to as the “Singing Fisherman”, and from the recently Matt Edwards, Promotion Mgr. for the sound of things, it seems that he has come up formed Star Record Co., a subsidiary of Perfection with some mighty good “catches” lately. Music Publications announced Star’s first release this * * * * V week. The artists are Slim Johnson, Gina Fuller and Slim’s Prairie Cowboys Red Sovine (Decca) who acquired a following for and the titles are “You Carved Your Initials” and “Cuddle Me”. Matt also his important vocal role on the “Little Rosa” recording, seems to have found

38 tells the company is planning releases in the popular and rock and ) us that 2 : another strong piece of material which is currently being shipped coast to

Ker- roll fields in the near future. coast . . . it’s called “Best Years Of Your Life”. Buddy Spiker (Donna Darlene ortion Congratulations are in order for Mr. & Mrs. “Word’s Original Jamboree”) who are the jiords of WWVA-Wheeling, W. Va.’s Attention: Please address any information concerning Country music and

a s of 8-lb. 10-oz. girl, Sluzette Darlene, born July 16th. Buddy ion proud parents an talent to Ira Howard, Country Editor, The Cash Box, 26 West 47th Street,

Rodeo Boys. . . . Scheduled to ap- [bio® does all the fine fiddling with Dusty Owens’ New York 36, N. Y. pear on the “Jamboree Command Performance” are Dick Smith, WFRM-

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PUERTO RICO—Puerto Rico, which has improved as a coin machine operating- area in recent years, is bound to improve still more during the next seven years, as the Commonwealth government’s Economic Development Administration advises it hopes to attract another 500 factories in that period. John I. Snyder, head of the administration’s mainland office said that Shipments of New and Used Equip’t more than 400 new factories have already been set up, 109 of them during the past year. Puerto Rican per capita income has risen to $255 from only $148 in 1940. National income, ex- pressed in terms of 1940 prices, has Reach for New High Peaks as Demand gone up 107 per cent to over $472 million. Continues Steady Upward Climb. NEW YORK—Quoting an Associ- ated Press report that figures supplied by a large number of American corporations showed an increase in profits for the first six months of 1956 of 5.5 ‘‘Amazing”, was the one word pleased state- phonos. They know the models they want. They per cent over the first six months of 1955, a financial paper moans pitifully ment of a noted manufacturer, discussing the know the coin chutes required. They also order that this is a terrible situation because a year ago at this time corporation’s tremendous upturn in export husness his firm is the correct motors and parts they need to be able profits were showing a 34.7 per cent enjoying. to operate the machines in their own countries. increase. This financial publication should be quite happy about the increase, instead of shedding crocodile Many of the world buyers of used machines Many firms, all over the nation, are using simi- tears, as it shows the country can pro- are now doing their own repairs and change overs. gress even tho slumps and strikes have lar words to describe the business they are today affected the earnings of some of our They respray cabinets and even rebuild cabinets. important corporations. receiving from all world markets. They recondition the machines to meet with their Demand for late model used games and music own operating requirements.

equipment is creating an acute shortage in the In the meantime sales of new machines con- NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y.—A few domestic U.S. market. This demand hasn't slack- tinue ahead at a growing pace. are days prior to the tragic explosion this Manufacturers instant. past week at the Olin ened for an Mathieson Chem- absolutely surprised, in some instances, at the ical Corparation plant, was the announcement by this firm that it will Even international phone calls are being volume of orders they are receiving, especially if build a $36 million plant in Model City, about 14 miles north of Niagara placed to U.S. distributors and manufacturers the new machine fits the operating picture in Falls. In addition, it was announced various world markets. that the corporation is building a from various foreign countries in an effort to smaller plant, also at the Lake Ontario more quickly obtain much sought after machines. Ordnance Works. This building pro- This export boom continues on ahead un- gram is good news to ops in this area, halted. It seems that it as business will boom during the build- The continued growth of the export market was will grow even greater ing program, and then many hundreds from all present indications. This is due to the of additional workers will be perma- predicted by The Cash Box some months back nently situated here. fact that many manufacturers plan their new when it originated and printed its now famed,

(i products to with Export Quarterly Edition” issues printed in meet world market demand. Even the choice of for Spanish, French, German as well as in English. names games is now based on world market recognition. CHICAGO Seems that wherever — While there seems to be some bleakness in the one looks, a new record in something There are some in the U.S. who are now also or other is being set. Here’s one, how- tremendous boom of business which this nation's ever, which we deplore. The National of the belief that the Sterling countries will soon Safety Council said this week that it coin machines industry has enjoyed for some will take “almost a miracle” to head he able to match the American gold standard, as all off a record high national traffic toll in years now, countries from over the world are inflation continues. With the Sterling countries 1956. In the first six months of the now calling for machines. year persons have been killed 18,120 importing American coin operated equipment, in traffic accidents, setting a new all- time high for the period, 10 per cent They are cabling and writing to distributors in the market will he many, many times greater than increase over a similar period last year. Let’s take it easy fellows. an effort to obtain late model used games and it ever has been in all the history of the industry.

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\ The Cash Box Page 42 August 18 , 1956 Predict Fine Fail Season Ahead As: COINBIZ STARTS EARLY UPSWING New Products Reported Well Received by Trade. Each Week Sees More New Machines Introduced by Factories Eager to Get Booming Fall Season Under Way.

CHICAGO — Greater enthusiasm ket have clicked with users every- and optimism than ever before here at where. The new pinballs are also win- Sam Stern Off To Europe this time of the year is apparent as ning many new adherents as well as the new products start to market. enthusing older users of the games. In every case, at least up to this Players are reported to be more writing, manufacturers report pleased than ever with these new ma- Will Set Up Headquarters at Hotel Plaza; “Our new games have been well re- chines. ceived by the trade. Re-orders are New guns, kiddie rides, bowlers and Athenee, Paris, on Aug. 23. Plans to arriving each day in greater quantity all other games, added to the phonos than we ever expected to enjoy intro- now on the market, have started a Cover 12 Countries Appointing Distribs ducing a new game during these torrid marvelous chain reaction for a grand months of the year.” Fall season thruout the nation, ac- he will cover Spain, Portugal, Ger- This has heartened a great many. cording to those who have been con- many, Belgium, Holland, Switzerland, They now believe that the forthcoming tacting coinmen. Italy, Norway, Denmark, Sweden and Fall season “may bring boom busi- “The operators wanted and need other countries, appointing distributors for the factory. ness back again”. new products”, one well known sales Williams’ distributor in Paris is A. The enthusiasm which is rife here, manager reported. “The sudden swoop Jeoffroy of Duplex Commerciales. because of the reaction to the new of new games down on the field as the Heightened interest in imports by- games that are already on the market Fall season starts peeking around the all the European nations decided as well as for the others that are being corner has pepped up everyone. Stern to make the trip and gain a prepared for the market, seems to be “It seems”, he added, “that the trade better knowledge of the Continental' spreading out happy tentacles far and needed this past slowdown to get set- markets as well as a closer under- wide. The optimism and enthusiasm tled as to what would prove best for standing of the needs of those firms; is reported to be catching on in all all concerned. that have been importing Williams’ other parts of the country. “Surely”, he concludes, “the new products. Sales managers here are especially games which are now being produced Executives at Williams Manufac- enthused. They feel, “There is sure are proving that they are just what turing Company reported this past to develop a grand boom Fall season if the operators wanted and needed.” week the trade will plunge right in with the Another sales manager claims, “No “We are tremendously pleased to- factories and get action going everyone can continue to operate one type have our executive vice president SAM STERN where”. of game for too long a period. It’s and general manager, Sam Stern, set- CHICAGO—Sam Stern, executive Almost everyone here is just like trying to force ting up headquarters in Paris to cover of the one kind of vice-president and general manager of the European market. opinion that, “It takes more than just food down a person’s throat day after Williams Manufacturing Company, this city, is on his way to Europe. “He will probably remain in Paris a good new game to get a boom under day and week after week. He plans to set up headquarters at from six to eight weeks and will way. “The players”, he claims, “were los- the Hotel Plaza Athenee in Paris, make this city the hub of his visits to' “Everyone must plunge in with op- ing interest. The operators realized France. various countries on the European hub of his travels timism, enthusiasm and faith in the this fact. It’s the operators own de- Using Paris as the continent.” futui'e. This, added to hard work and mands that are now being met by the plenty of good promotion, will assure factories here. Prizes For Wurlitzer “Centennial” Guests everyone the greatest Fall season in “The sudden upward swing of busi-

many years.” ness is completely indicative of a inspecting the hundreds of souvenirs,, The new in-line games on the mar- forthcoming boom Fall season.” which will include straw hats, sweetie- pie dolls, canes, rock and roll dolls,, umbrellas, leis and derbies, Bob was able to outfit himself with everything that Wurlitzer guests will win at the first drawing on August 24, as pic- AMI Offers Music Ops Free tured above. Festivities on August 25 will be highlighted when operators win their Adv. Mats For Local Papers pick of prizes which will include Sylvania and Admiral television sets, Frigidaire and Admiral refrigerators, GRAND RAPIDS, MICH.—John A. AMI and the mats will be mailed to ranges, automatic washers, a portable Fitzgerald, advertising and sales pro- them free. Wurlitzer electronic piano, a Wur- motion manager, AMI, Inc., this city, Each of the mats, shown in full size, litzer 88-note Spinet piano and an announced that a series of 15 news- provides space for the operator’s name Electronic Organ. paper advertising mats providing an and address which may be inserted by prizes will off' effective local public relations plan for the local newspaper to personalize the All these be topped music operators can be secured free message. with a grand prize of a spanking, of charge. “The mats are equally useful to gleaming, new white Pontiac Station A folder showing Wagon with luxurious appointments. the 15 mats can operators of all makes of juke box NORTH TONAWANDA, N. Y.— be obtained from AMI by just writing Samples of many souvenirs that will Upon entering Wurlitzer Park, a equipment” states Fitzgerald, “as no in to the manufacturing firm, or at all be won by Wurlitzer distributors and massed prize display will be on view manufacturer’s product is singled out operators at the gala Centennial of local AMI distributors. The music on a raised platform directly in front Celebration to be held at Wurlitzer operator then select for mention in the copy or illustra- stage for to see can any or all of Park, this city, were previewed today of the mammoth nil the mats, send in their requests to tions.” by sales manager, Robert Baer. Upon during the entire celebration.

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Williams Mfg. Introduces Chicago Coin Presents New Five-Ball Game New Pinball Game

struction which is sure to meet the ap- tries, are going to be just as elated am proval of every operator and his me- enthusiastic over ‘Blondie’ as all ol chanics. us here at Chicago Coin are ove thi

“This is one game,” Weinand stated, great game.” “that is bound to start big five-ball Wolbei’g also explained that th< play action going all over again in game can be played, at the operator’: hundreds and hundreds of locations option, as a three-ball or five-bal everywhere.” game. It features new “multiple match play”. There is single Weinand, pointing out the features a match featurr in each game. Multiple match of “Hot Diggity,” first explained that featun can be played with x-eplays. this game incorporates “the new Wil- Lighted bumpers from one five, liams’ balanced playfield with more to h< repox-ted, scox-e an additional ways to score awards.” 500,000 Hitting targets 6 to 10 scores an add: The game comes in both novelty and tional million. The number ten ho't replay models. There are two skill scores tracks at the top of the playfield. Ball special when numbers one t. shot into top hole when this hole is ten are hit. The top score, according lit scores one replay. Side roll-overs to Wolbex'g, is 9,900,000. score replay with numbers lit. Nor ax’e these all of the skill fea J. A. (ART) WEINAND SAMUEL WOLBERG The center hole is “extra special” tures, Wolberg says, that axe fea player score, Weinand stated, when the tured on this new pinball. spells out “Hot Diggity.” There’s a of CHICAGO—J. A. (Art) Weinand, CHICAGO — Factory executives “For example,” he explains, “then mystery hole which has special score Chicago Coin Machine Company, this sales manager of Williams Manufac- lit. roll-over lanes are lit are two super-sensitive action kickers when When city, are inviting one and all from all turing Company, this city, reported there are two special scores. over the nation to: There are two extra lively thumper- this past week that the firm’s new “In short,” reports Weinand, “the “C-mon in and see ‘Blondie’.” bumpex’S. The game featux-es ‘dyna singie-pfiayer five-ball game, “Hot player can spell out ‘Waltz’, ‘Tango’, “Blondie” is the first new pinball powered flipper's’.” Diggity,” was now being shipped to or ‘Polka’ and shoot the ball into cen- game the firm has produced in some Wolberg stated that, “The deluxt ter hole for one replay. time. its distributors all over the country. cabinet is one of the most outstanding “If ‘Hot Diggity,’ All the members of this organiza- he spells out which and, at the same time, one of the finesi said : “The hit which our ‘Surf He means one replay,” he added, “and tion are tremendously elated over test ever introduced to the pinball field.’ Rider,’ four-player five-ball game then shoots ball into center hole he location results which have already The made, convinced our organization of gets five replays. been enjoyed with “Blondie.” game is equipped with a Na- Stated Sam Wolberg, president of tional Slug-Rejector coin chute. P distributors that we should imme- “All this”, Weinand reminded, “in the firm also diately follow up with a new type, addition to the high-score play fea- features a new style tamper-proo] “We have every right to be enthu- cash box. single-player, five-ball game. ture.” siastic and elated over ‘Blondie’. This Weinand said, “All ask is that Says Wolbex'g in conclusion, “W “This is just what ‘Hot Diggity’ we game has proved itself one of the every operator get over to his nearest can go on raving for houx's abou' really is. An entirely new thrill five- greatest profit producers yet placed on Williams’ distributor and play ‘Hot any location. ‘Blondie’. Rather than do that we urg( ball game. It has new play features Diggity’ just once. “Reports which we received during every single pinball operator in th< which have been proved to be the most all “That’s it takes,” he concluded, the location testing period have con- country to call at the showrooms o: enticing and suspenseful on every “to convince anyone of how great a vinced the us that every operator in his nearest Chicago Coin distribute] test location. It has new simplified con- game this is.” country, as well as in all foreign coun- axxd judge for himself as to the out standing quality, beauty and long-lift to Philadelphia, Pa., and then on to profit features which have been buib Wurlitzer’s “Centennial” Book Tells Cincinnati, Ohio. After several jobs at into ‘Blondie’.” menial wages, he opened a retail musical instrument stoi-e with $700 he had Hundred Year History Of Firm saved—plus an idea for merchandising. Quoting the brochure : “This mod- VENIVENDERS est beginning was to have far-reaching ^ Music’ is an illustrated history of the effects in the musical woi’ld. The origin, growth and accomplishments of Wurlitzer business had been founded. the world’s largest company solely de- Musical instruments that formerly had voted to the field of music. In pre- been priced the SOUP within reach of only paring the story, the authors have § a pi'ivileged few, became avail- drawn liberally upon traditional and now able for the purse of the average man historical facts and company records. and the creation of harmony between Cx-edit is given to xxiany long-term com- (coffee widespread musical culture and pany employees and px-esent-day execu- com- merce began. The next five years were tives whose contributions were most years of great activity for the young valuable. The book is not intended as SNACKS founder of this ambitious enterprise.” a statement of company policy at any Now in the year 1956, The Rudolph given time.” Wurlitzer Company celebrates its Step by step, in word and picture, 100th year, with Faimey R. Wur- 3-WAY PROFITS the reader is taken through the hun- BRING litzer, Chairman of the Board, and dred years of this company, starting ZZfeAfe. tor rate circulars today ! R. C. Rolfing, President. with the founding of the business by The brochure, it is stated, is avail- Rudolph Wurlitzer in 1856. Photo- j. h. co. inc

- able to members of the coin machine graphs and descriptions of the pex - industry at all Wurlitzer distributors. 2600 W. FIFTIETH ST, . CHICAGO 32, ILI RUDOLPH WURLITZER sonnel and equipment are depicted Founder 1831-1914 from the very beginning to the present day. The history of the founder, Rudolph $575 NORTH TONAWANDA, N. Y. — A.M.I. "A" $ 95 SEEBURG 100 C Wurlitzer, is one of the most intei’est- A.M.I. "C" 150 The most elaborate, most beautiful WURLITZER 1 ICO 125 ing portions of the book, and a real A.M.I. HIDEAWAY brochure ever seen in our industry WURLITZER 1250 175 (HS—40 Sel.) was released this week by The Ru- “American success story.” Born in 65 SEEBURG 100 B 475 WURLITZER 1500 275 dolph Wurlitzer Company, this city, Schoeneck,.Gei-many, in 1831, Rudolph RECONDITIONED AND REFINISHED detailing the history of the company Wurlitzer was grounded in the fine and its leaders throughout the past LIKE NEW! points of musical instrument crafts- century. Terms: 1/3 Dep., Bal. C. 0. D. by his father, who was in a Exclusive Seeburg Distributors The brochure was issued in com- manship memoration of Wurlitzer’s celebration retail business and handling musical of its “Centennial Year”, being cele- instruments. Rudolph migrated to the brated at the North Tonawanda plant United States against the wishes of his A Quarter Century on August 23, 24 and 25. father, who declined to provide him of Service As explained on the opening pages with lxioney. He landed in Hoboken, 2118 N. WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL., U. S. A. ARmitage 6-5005 of this expertly designed, many col- ored brochure, “‘Wurlitzer World of N. J., in 1853. From there he went si'-yi- a

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www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Page 44 August 18 , 1956 Frantz Reports Scale Exports Up Through The

CHICAGO — John Frantz, J. F. “As a matter of fact,” continued Frantz Manufacturing ^Company, this John, “we expected the increased vol- Coin Chute city, reported that exports of the new ume to come in September’, but it Pace Aristo Scales and Guesser Scales seems the buyers are starting early showed a sharp increase for the month this year. The main difference in the CALIFORNIA CLIPPINGS of July. manufacture of scales for practically “We have been shipping scales all all foreign countries,” explained John, over the world at a steady clip,” said “is that the face of the scale is divided With the current crop of big summer hits, the record business keeps setting John, “and this is a sure indication into 36 kilos instead of pounds, but the the for rest of summer. that we are going to enjoy better capacity is still gauged up to 300 pace for operators with no signs of slowing up the the business as the Fall season gets under pounds. All parts are made in our own The most talked about record this week was “The Flying Saucer”, with most machine shop.” way. operators trying to get enough to fill the demands from their locations. . . .

Lots of activity at Norty’s Music Center, where all of the hot new releases are listed under a special section of ‘money makers’. Columbia Records pro- ALL GAMES RIGHT FROM N.Y. Prices to Beer motion manager, Mickey Faye, and Bob Burrell, of Columbia’s country and LOCATION IN WORKING ORDER VICTORY BOWLERS $115. western department, were in to see Norty and reported that they were “very ROCKET BOWLERS 135. Increase Aug. 13 JET BOWLERS 140. much impressed” with his operation. Art Grobart of Decca Records was ROYAL BOWLERS 50. another visitor to Norty’s last week. ... At Sierra Distributors, Wayne Cope- CHIEF BOWLERS 65. NEW YORK—An announcement VARIETY 100. land BIG TIME 215. was issued by the beer wholesalers this and Frank Davis were busy completing arrangements for their oper- BEACH 215. MIAMI ators attend BROADWAY 340. week that the price of beer will go up to the big Wurlitzer “Centennial” celebration to be held at North BEACH BEAUTY 310. next week. Tonawanda August 23rd, 24th, and 25th. More than thirty operators and GAMES IN WORKING At this time it isn’t certain what ORDER RIGHT FROM their wives from the Southern California area will be the guests of Wurlitzer LOCATION may happen to the retail price. and Sierra Distributors for the big celebration. Plans call for a whirlwind 5 SPOT LITE, 1 ATLANTIC Salesmen of the leading breweries CITY, 1 PALM BEACH, $1 3 * program designed to keep operators and their wives on a happy round of YACHT CLUB-Package lot, for days have been spreading the as is news quietly to taverns. Official notices affairs for the entire festive period, including a performance of the Broadway WRITE - WIRE - PHONE TODAYI were mailed out by the breweries at production, “Kismet”. W« are exclusive factory distributors for: the middle of this week. Chuck Allen of visiting distributors one-stops BALLY - WILLIAMS - ROCK - OLA Long Beach was seen and The increase for a full barrel will

on Pico Boulevard last week. . . . Barbara Chandler, niece of the Solle sisters ake city amuse, co. be $2. A half-barrel will cost $1 more. 4533 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND, O. The quarter-barrel will be increased is proving to be a big help to her aunts at Leuenhagen’s Record Bar. Barbara L (Tol.: HE 1-7577) 75c. is learning a lot about the record business, and is even starting to pick her A few taverns—and persons famil- own selections of future hits from the new releases. The Mulcays, Jimmie and iar with the trade say it will be very Mildred, visited Leuenhagen’s this week with their new LP “A Kiss In The few—may absorb the increase. Others Dark”, on the Trans World label. . . . Charley Robinson, at C. A. Robinson are expected to substitute a six-ounce is awaiting Prescription: glass for the seven-ounce glass that Co. shipment on the Mutascope “Lord’s Prayer” game. Dave

Wallach is currently enjoying a two-week vacation. . . . Friends are sorry To two parts of hard has been customary since the eight- work and your own ounce was discontinued some years to hear that Fred Gaunt is ill again and under a doctor’s care. Marshall ago. personality add an Ames back in town from Bakersfield, and will be working in the display rooms attractive gift for your at Badger Sales. . Mrs. Ames is expecting their third child and Marshall says locations or players. ^ the order is in for a girl this time. A1 Silberman is on vacation from Badger, Promote greater cash box intake with merchandise and Don Ames reports that the AMI “G-200” is doing extremely well in his premiums. Can you tell San Diego territory. Gene Wasson, AMI factory representative in town Ideal for your own per- spending the past week at Badger Sales. sonal gift obligations. Doc and Earl Senter, brothers, who operate in Bakersfield, and Vern Eph- Send for our 300 page me where I catalog of nationally rom, their neighbor and also an operator, report they are all doing well with known articles. Write: bowlers in the Bakersfield area. ... At Paul A. Laymon, Inc., Don Peters GRANT SHAY can buy? returned from vacationing in Oregon where he enjoyed himself in spite of the hot weather they’ve been having in the Northwest. Jimmie Wilkens is vaca- H. Horwitz Company tioning this week and spending his time visiting the local points of interest 36 So. State Street with his family. Paul and Lucille Laymon left this week on a car trip that Chicago 3 f Illinois will take them to Chicago for combined business and pleasure. They will attend the Rock-Ola distributor meeting which will be held in Chicago, and also will visit with the people at the Bally factory while there. A.R.T. CHALLENGER Hank Tronick of Minthorne Music said the Seeburg perpetual training schools have gained momentum, and on the basis of operator reaction to the

schools, they have now been established on a permanent basis. . . . The new

building for California Music is rapidly taking shape on Pico, and from early

indications, it will really ‘dress up’ the street. Don Blocker leaves California Music this week to take a position with Hart Distributing, which recently- opened new headquarters to handle the London and Dot record lines. John: Deviness, who hails from Glasgow, Scotland, is the new shipping clerk at

For Any California Music. John was formerly with the local Decca Records distributor. Information . . . Vince Passaro is the new business manager of the Los Angeles Division: relating to this Association. replaces Ben Chemers,. industry . . . of the California Music Merchants Vince

A.B.T. Rifle Sport Gallery JUST PHONE . who will announce his future plans shortly. . . . Operators visiting and shop- Kicker & Catcher ping on Pico this week included: “Slim” Crock of Western Amusement Co.' THE CASH BOX E. E. Petersen, San Diego; Jim Dyer, Jess Sanchez, Clarence Johnson, Jerry A.B.T. Guesser Scale Jacobs, and Dionicio Rodriguez, all of Los Angeles, Clyde Womack, Palm in New York City JUdson 6-2640 Springs, and Jack Badgewell and Bob O’Day of Victorville. Pace Aristo Scale in Chicago Manufacture and Sales DEarborn 2-0045

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Place 3rd In Race We Are Going Crazy Genco Goes On Six-Day With These BINGO GAMES Production Schedule Here Is What We Have What Do YOU Offer!!! BALLY UNITED six-day work week, stepping up pro- Hi-Fi Rio duction schedules, in an effort to meet Gayety Tahiti the orders it is receiving for its new Yacht Club Variety Hawaii rifle, “State Fair”. Miami Beach Tropics Said Gensburg, “We are hiring peo- Frolics Havana ple all day long. We now work straight Dude Ranch Singapore Surf Rider through to 6:30 p.m. every Saturday. Nevada Beauty Cabana “If the continues as great Night Club demand Stars Broadway as it is at this time for our ‘State Palm Springs Fair’ we plan to expand this produc- Beach Club WILLIAMS tion schedule by adding a night shift Ice Frolics Long Beach at the factory. WRITE-WIRE-PHONE

“It is tremendously impressive to SAN DIEGO, CALIF.—Mrs. Ma- us”, he continued, “and for which we D A V I D ROSEN : rian Craver and co-pilot Mrs. Betty Exclusive AMI Dist. Ea. Lambert, both of this city, are shown are humbly grateful, the manner in Pa. at the finish of the Tenth Annual All- which our ‘State Fair’ rifle has been 855 N. BROAD STREET. PHILA. 23, PA Women Transcontinental Air Race in accepted by the domestic as well as the PHONE—STEVENSON 2-2903 which their plane placed third. export markets.” AVRON GENSBURG Mrs. Craver is the wife of Noble and plans to continue into eastern Sales director Ralph Sheffield, Gens- Craver, well-known San Diego opera- United States cities. tor. The plane was sponsored by The CHICAGO—Avron Gensburg, presi- burg reported, is now visiting through- “All in all,” Gensburg concluded, Minthorne Music Company of Los An- “we believe that dent of Genco Manufacturing & Sales out western Canada. operators everywhere geles, and a picture of the Seebuxg “V- in the nation are going to enjoy the Company, this city, reported this past A1 Warren, salesman of the firm, is 200” can be seen in the background grandest profits with our new ‘State week that the firm has started on a on his way throughout eastern Canada Fair’ rifle.”

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Several months ago, we noted in this column that new parking regulations for 10th Avenue were being put into effect. These regulations are now being enforced, and are creatin'’- a real hardship on operators visiting wholesaling firms. This reflects, of course, on business, and wholesaling companies are looking for some way to alleviate this situation. One recommendation is that these firms, as a group, petition the Traffic Commissioner to install

parking meter,s. These meters would bring revenue to the city, and at the same time, solve the problem. Should parking meters be installed, it would be a happy coincidence that coin operated ecmipment. should solve a problem of coin operated firms. The regulation, as it exists now, prohibits parking of any kind from 7 A.M. to 7 P.M., except for loading and unloading of trucks. No standing at all is permitted*****from 4 P.M. to 7 P.M. After an absence of some 4 or 5 weeks, AI Simon, Albert Simon, Inc., returned to the office. Al and his mi.ssus enjoyed this prolonged vacation on the West coast, spending most of his time in Los Angeles. Of course, he took

a look-see at Vegas. Another returnee here is Larry Feigenbaum, who va- ; cationed considerably less time than the boss. Al D’lnzello can now go back to his normal duties—and plan for his vacation coming along August 17.

. . . Barney (Shugy) Sugerman and Abe Green, Runyon Sales Co., spent most of the week in Chicago, visiting their friends and factories for whom they distribute. Holding down the fort in N.Y. are Morris Rood and Lou Wol- { berg. Morris mixes office duties with visits to local ops. Handling matters in

Newark during Abe’s absence are Ed Burg and Felix Fleischman. . . . Iz Lavender is one operator who wasn’t concerned whether biz was good or bad. He was just happy to still be with us. While making the rounds in Brooklyn, Iz was hit by a car head-on. Both cars were demolished, but fortunately, neither he nor the driver of the other car were injured. Except for shock and

some pain in his back',- IzKsays he’s Okay. . . . Hymie Koeppel, Koeppel Distrib- uting, on vacash in Cohn., takes a few days in between to rush back to AT ALL ROCK OLA Brooklyn for his gr^alidson’s “Briss”, and then back to Conn, for the balance of the week.

Meyer Berkoff, Atlantic New York Corp., back from a trip to see the new setup of his East Hartford, Conn., offices, reports these new quarters outstanding. A one-stop record service on the premises, Atlantic One-Stop, run by John Oolucci. Meyer also drove up to Chester, N.Y. to visit with Russ Car- penter. Meyer says Russ wanted him to stay on for the trotting races at

Goshen. He would have but Russ wouldn’t let him drive one of his horses i Through The in this competition. At the New York office, Gene Brody away in New England vacationing, baud Nat Solow back from Miami Beach. From Nat’s accounts, it !

appears that he has “sand in his shoes.” . . . Met up with Jack Semel and his Coin Chute son “Happy” Herbert on the street, where they were doing some shopping. Jack looking forward to his trip to Hot Springs, for which he’ll leav.e in about

two weeks. . . . Over at Young Distributing, firm has taken on an additional NEW ENGLAND NIBBLES thousand square feet of space, and will use it for cleaning and crating of reconditioned equipment. Abe Lipsky tells that an added advantage of the extra space is that the firm now has double the parking facilities for visiting Plans for upcoming- fall season being made by distribs and emphasis will J ops. Joe Young out seeing ops in Brooklyn, while Irv Holzman in conference be heavy on music with many new locations expected to be opened. . . . Cooler with several music ops. Offices will be closed for a week, starting Monday, weather this than last has cut summer down somewhat on week-end fun spot August 20, while staff vacations. Music ops have been advised to load up on crowds and resultant drops in takes by ops. . . . However, ops with summer- parts in anticipation of their needs prior to this date. Young, Holzman and Lipsky making plans to attend the Wurlitzer “Centennial Club” party at routes report a good season. . . . Indications are that the region will escape (

North Tonawanda, N.Y. on August 23, 24 and 25. . . . With Milton Nagler the hurricanes which plagued ops last two seasons. ... At Associated Amuse- ( on vacation, Mike Munves helping out in the parts department, which is ex- ments (Rock-Ola), Ed and Mrs. Ravreby and Dick and Mrs. Mandell off for tremely busy at this time. . . . Report is that about 1500 of the 2000 music

Sl Chicago for unveiling of new Rock-Ola 200. . . . A1 Levine, sales chief, in charge machines in Newark, N.J. area converted to dime play. Ops here hope for 100%

1 F . . in of operations at the plant. ... At Atlas Distributors (AMI), 'Louis Blatt week- by Sept. 3. . “Summer business here Lake George area excellent”, writes Guido Del Signore of Del Amusement Co. “We are over last year’s Bl ending at his summer place at Newfoundland Lake. Barney Blatt, recovered 30% business. We believe the fast 5

illness, . . from recent confabbing with visiting ops. . At Si Redd’s Redd Dis- happy that biz is up for Del Signore, but knowing how tourists and vacationists F tributors, (Wurlitzer), Bob Jones, sales mgr., reports biz has held up steady spend their money for entertainment, from observation and reports from other I a this summer with big demand for music, pool tables, games and kiddie rides. resort areas, we’re wondering just how much more his collections would be so

were he working on dime play. - 111 ... At Trimount Automatic Sales Corp. (Seeburg), Irwin Margold, gen. mgr., es reports steady returns for music and arcade equipment. Dave Baker, Melo-Tone Music, Arlington, hosting ops at his summer place

on . . Arlington Lake in New Salem, N. H. . Ops visiting distribs around town Through The this week included: Ray Shea, Worcester; Ralph Lackey, Roxbury; Ray Faini, Framingham; Sol Robinson, Newton; Martin Oliver, Portland, Me.; Sol Taube, Manchester, N. H.; Connie Pocius, South Boston; Bob Rome, Boston; Bill Hamel, Coin Chute Concord, N. H.; Martin Ferrar, New Bedford; Ed Campagna, Sanford, Me.; James O’Connor, Danielson, Conn.; Tony Grazio, Quincy; Ray Hade, Webster; Leo Van Dale, Spencer, N. H.; Ken Estes, Keene, N. H.; Henry Levine, Milton; UPPER MID-WEST MUSINGS Tom Libby, Haverhill; Harry Deshowitz, Chelsea; Fred Hackett, Caribou, Me.;

O. E. Gilbert, Colebrook, N. H.; and Elmer Laughton, York Beach, Me. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Moklestad of Forrest City, Iowa, brought their son, Decca Records held a preview of disks at Hotel new Somerset Thursday, Aug. John, along on a shopping trip to the Twin Cities. . . . Russel Ghenty of into of 2, with more than 200 reps of the music biz in attendance. . . . Capitol Records Baldwin, Wis., made a trip town to pick up some new music for some held a stag party in honor of their rep Frank Corsaro at Baystate Raceway. his location changes on his route. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Cummings of Brook- ings, S. D., stopped in the Twin Cities on their way to Mankato, Minn., to visit . . . Frank and Joan Flynn, w. k. in records and radio in N. E., are now honey- friends there. Elmer had his golf clubs along and was going to get in a few mooning. . . . Beacon Shops held their annual clambake at King Phillip Bake- rounds. . . . Andrew Markfelder of Staples, Minn., was seen shopping for master with reps from one stops and ops having a tine get-together and the games. . . . Chet Le Doux of Virginia, Minn., reports that the fishing has beer

slow up in his neck of the woods. . . . Ben Jahnke of Hutchinson, Minn., is still annual softball game proving- a big feature. . . . Candy vending machine ops limping around, but manages to take care of his route work. . . . Recent visitors experiencing good biz this summer due to the cooler weather and more venders to the Twin Cities were: Jeff Kost of St. Cloud, Minn., Johnny Johnson oi out . . on locations. . Julius La Rosa current at Salisbury Beach Frolics, which Staples, Minn.; Jerry Hardwig of St. Cloud, Minn.; Bob Keyes of Forest Lake has a policy of name diskers again this season. Minn.; and Jim Laraby of Granite Falls, Minn.

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Through The We Will Pay CASH Coin Chute for the following equipment. SEEBURG Ml OOA’s, B s, BL’s, C s G s & W’s CHICAGO CHATTER GOTTLIEB AND WILLIAMS PIN GAMES illllll! Factories here are on the way to an early Fall season start. They’re GENC0, UNITED, WILLIAMS GUNS beating the drums loud and hard as they introduce their new games. They 1000 PIECES COMPLETE EXPORT ORDERS. feel certain coinbiz is in for great Fall season. . . . Bally’s Bill O’Donnell, WE NEED OVER TO on phones all day, reports “Double Header” clicking bigger than any other SEND IN COMPLETE LISTS. game in the firm’s star-studded history. “It’s the greatest is the response

° re lnt r s from everyone everywhere,” Bill advises. . . . Plenty of distribs ’round town. * e *d DISTRIBUTORS: . r f 5 t i" Came to see the new Rockola ‘200’. Buying Complete Stocks

Ed Ravreby of Boston phoned all .the way from Exclusive Gottlieb, Williams, Seeburg, Genco Michigan to Bill DeSelm of United, “Hold everything. and International Mutoscope Distributors.

I’m on my way dn.” . . . A1 Stern, back at World Wide Remember from a week-end visit to his son at camp, conferring all day long with out of town ops. While Joel Stern, Len IN NEW ENGLAND

Micon and Fred Skor busy showing games and keeping IT’S TRIMOUNT ! stenos going. Joel paused to say, “I’ll soon have an important announcement.” . . . Wayne (Brad) Bradfield, 40 WALTHAM STREET advertising and promotion mgr of Rock-Ola, so busy this BOSTON 10. MASS. past week with preparations for the big Rock-Ola “200” Tel. Liberty . 2-9480 . showing, didn’t stop working even while talking over the phone. Big kickoff luncheon, opening the meeting, found Ed Ristau, Rock-Ola sales mgr. introducing about WAYNE BRADFIELD 30 factory execs to the distribs gathered from all over the U. S., Canada, Cuba and everywhere else. Dave Rockola pulled the cord that unveiled his new masterpiece after a short speech. Jack Nelson out of town this past week telling all about the new Bally Seeburg B-C-G-R & V products. . . . Genco’s Ralph Sheffield in Western Canada. Calling on distribs in Winnipeg, Edmonton and Vancouver. Then swings down to Seattle and San Francisco. Mean- WANTED: AMI Models E-F & G time, A1 Warren planning a trip to Eastern Canada. . . . Sam Taran in town visiting factories. All enthused over the way business humming here. Sam just got over an attack of sciatica. . . . Bally adman, Herb Jones, takes CASH WAITING!! a much needed rest. Started his vacation this past week. WRITE! WIRE! PHONE! . . . Thanks, Adolph Raymond (A.&M. Music) for those nice words re: The Cash Box. Roy (Mac) McGinnis of Keeney reports, “Greatest fun I have is playing golf.” Advises that Paul Huebsch ’way up in Wisconsin’s woody wilds enjoying the mo- RALPH SHEFFIELD sqitoes. Freezing one day. Sweating the next. Living 1012-14 MILWAUKEE AVE., CHICAGO 22, ILL. Phone: EVERGLADE 4-2600 with the ants. “But me,” says Roy, “I like a plush hotel room. I guess I’m soft,” he adds, “but that’s the way I like it. Plush. DeLuxe. Gorgeous. And a beautiful golf course downstairs where I can shoot my 82 in peace, quiet and tranquillity.” . . . Ray Koterba, Admakers, brings his copy of The Cash Box home to his teenage kids. The kids faithfully follow record popularity ratings. “It’s a must,” said Ray, “or my name is mud.” . . . Eddie Ginsburg rests this week from days of customer entertainment by woi'king at his Atlas HQ while Nate Feinstein 64 POOL TABLES and Harold Schwartz seem to have a different op in their A-l Condition—New Cue Sticks & Balls! offices every few minutes. . . . Many here enthused over great interest in pinball field. Believe this will lead to Sr. Pool $92.50 Jk Senior Royal— 3 hole great expansion. “Which,” as one noted manufacturer DeL. Bank Pool 72.50 W w/Lite-up bumpers $99.50 stated, “is very pleasant to contemplate because it means a bigger market.” IMMEDIATE SHIPMENT Sam Dieter, Southern Automatic Music, Fort Wayne, CALL writes in to advise he is a grandpa again. Third time. A boy named, David Jeffery and all of 6 pounds. Everybody WORLD WIDE DISTRIBUTORS has been helping Sam celebrate. . . . Johnny Casola and 2330 N. Western Ave., Chicago 47, III. roy McGinnis A1 Thoelke tremendously pleased with results of “United (AM Phones: EVerglade 4-2300)

Service School” showing last week in New Orleans. . . . First’s Joe Kline paces brother Fred and Sam Kolber every minute of the day. While Wally “Toastmaster” Finke heads for the Catskills.

ChiCoin’s Sam Wolberg and Ed Levin up to their necks in details as they schedule shipments of current 5-Ball “Blondie.” Sam Gensburg back from Florida with wife and daughter, Joyce, who enters Northwestern University next month. . . . Jack Mitnick’s king-size desk at United CHICAGO CHATTER becoming piled . higher and higher with paper work. . . Tom Callaghan advises, “I’m still at the office. C’mon over (continued) and say ‘Hello’.” . . . Busy Joe Schwartz and Mort Levin- son making check marks on a long list of pinballs while the boys at National pitch in to pack and rush these exports. . . . Sam Stern of Williams on way to Europe.

. . . Brier's Will headquarter at Hotel Plaza Athenee, Paris, France. Don Moloney marveling at Mac might with golf club. . . . Charley Pieri, in Objective: to expand Williams’ European market. Mean- a Monarch’s the midst of getting a shipment off to Switzerland, reports he is while, Art Weinand reports, “Business is terrific on our moving guns, arcade equipment and kiddie rides. new 5-Ball game, Hot Diggity.” . . . Stan Levin at All- TO: Charles State readying for a business trip. Vince Shay reports, HAPPY BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK A. Robinson, Los Angeles, Cal. . . . Budge Wright, Portland, “Ops are all looking forward to the Fall season.” . . . With Ore. . . . Alexander S. Cohen. N. J. . . . Sam Lewis out of town again, this time following Horace Newark, Wm. W.

McCallum, Dallas, Tex. . . . Greeley’s advice to “Go west,” Frank Mencuri handling Howe Louis, Vancouver, B. C., Canada. . . the reins. Answering longdistance callers with, “Yep, we’ve got it. In fact,” Harvey O. Lynn, Evansville, Ind. . . says Frank, “We’ve got ’em. But just hold your horses. They’ll be on the I. way sooner than you think.” H. Rothstein, Philadelphia, Pa. . . WALLY FINKE O. J. Lera, Galveston, Tex. . . . Otis United’s Bill DeSelm advises that the big plant will have a number of Anderson, Portland, Ore. . . . Philip J. games ready when the Fall season starts. “Something for every type location,” Warren, Norfolk, Va. . . . Andrew Cosmark, Moosic, Pa.

says Bill. . . . While Gil Kitt goes ahead . with expansion . . Charles Katz. New York, N. Y. . . plans, Joe Robbins wonders whether anyone exports more Harry Kertman, Rochester, N. Y. . . games than Empire. Jack Burns cries that those many Max B. Lesnick, Baltimore, Md. . . phone calls from ops in his territory are tieing him down Carl Hoelzel, Kansas City, Mo. . .

to his desk. . . . Ben Coven, in town from summer home Harry L. Kelly, Rochester, N. Y. . .

in sighs, . Lake Geneva “No more commuting.” . . Sincere Horace Biederman, Washington, D. C

compliments to Wurlitzer’s A. D. Palmer Jr., for creating . . . Jimmie Nilon, Chester, Pa. . . one of the most outstanding and one of the most beautiful Gleason N. Stambaugh. Jr., West JOE ROBBINS portfolios ever seen. “Wurlitzer World of Mus’c” during Palm Beach, Fla. . . . Mike Hammer- the ‘TOO Years of Musical Achievement.” . . . Nate and

gren. Cross Lake, Minn. . . . Irene Gottlieb joined a group of Oak Parkers for a Thomas E. Lott. Sr.. Dallas.

Tex. . . . Ralph Waybright, week’s vacation in New' York. While Dave, Sol and Alvin Charleston. W. Va. . . . Edwin Gottlieb busy planning more and more record breakers. vince SHAY C. Roberson. New/ Orleans, La. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts” www.americanradiohistory.com ! The Cash Box Page 4B August 18, 1956 m mat new m in Rifle Game Targets!

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Through The Eastern Novelty Distrib WANTED! Introduces New Slate Coin Chute Top Conversions For UNITED HOUSTON HAPPENINGS Pool Game Operators SHUFFLE NEWARK, N. J.—George Ponser, Harold W. Daily, owner of H. W. Daily, together with his wife attended sales manager, Eastern Novelty Dis- the National Association of Music Merchants’ meeting in New York. Later ALLEYS tributors, this city, announced this they spent a few pleasant days at Niagara Falls. Yours Truly is especially interested in “Trucker From Tennessee” because a long time friend, Abbie week that the firm’s new slate top Fay Petty, local poet and song writer, wrote the words. Operator H. A. ALL-STATE COIN MACH. EXCH. boards for conversions of regulation Fredrick gave out that business was plentiful enough hot weather con- 4407 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago 39, III. sidered. . . . Attractive Laura Childs, owner of Laura’s Record Shop on size pool games is now available with (Al! Phones: BEImont 5-6770) Telephone Rd. will open a larger record store in the ritzy Northshore Village a center hole (and a plug to fill in Shopping Center on Sept. 7. Her place on Telephone will be discontinued. . . . “Strike” Rothrock, head of Amusement Distributors, recently appointed local hole) for games operators. Operators Rock-Ola Distributor, stated that the firm is now in a position to make can run games as a two- or three-hole Remember immediate delivery on new phonographs and had on hand a complete line of parts and accessories. . . . Stoney Paige has bought Mustang Record Shop game. and changed name to Stoney Paige Record Shop. Stoney owns another record for Ponser also said the firm is bringing- store on Jensen Drive. . . . Jewel Deisch, former manager of Mustang Record

Shop now has her own business, Jewels Record Shop out on Telephone Rd. . . . out a similar slate top for Jumbo-size Very popular Hazel Conklin, prominent fern operator and owner of Chatter EXPOiT pool games. On the Jumbo top, he Box Lounge, postponed her vacation until cooler weather so she might go

it's farther and see more. . . . Daily Bros., Mercury record distributors in Dallas, said, there will be a bumper behind

lately acquired the MGM distributorship for North Texas area. . . . On Aug. 6, each end hole. INTERNATIONAL Bob Davenport, former owner of Mustang Record Shop, opened a used record wholesale distributorship on Leeland. The firm, believed to be first of its kind New distributors are being continu-

SCOTT CROSSE CO. in Texas, will sell used records exclusively in wholesale lots. . . . Steve Poncio, ally appointed, Ponser advised, stating SCOTT CROSS! COMPANY manager at United Record Distributors off on a well-earned (he said) vacation. . . . Recording artist Perry Como visited here Aug. 7-8. was the guest that there are only a few territories 1423 Spring Garden Street He of his brother Dominic Como, owner of the Como Club and Resort. Wednesday, Philadelphia Pa. Tel. Rl 6-7712 left in which distributors have not as 30, Aug. 8, he was honored with a luncheon from Noon until 3:00 P.M. by J. A. Walsh & Co., RCA Victor record distributor. yet been appointed. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts”

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Outing Of Alabama Ops Assn., UMOM To Oppose Importers: RUNYON SALES COMPANY has served the coin machine industry thruout the years with the best Tax Increases music and amusement machines both new and reconditioned. We Aug. 1 8 and 1 9 At Gulf Shores, have built up an enviable reputation by supplying the trade with In Surrounding the finest reconditioned machines at the most reasonable prices. We now have expanded our ser- Shaping Up Big vice to coin machine firms thruout As Success the world. We invite European Areas buyers to contact us for any of the machines they need. We have them all—music, pinballs, in-lines, kiddie crowd there and urge all operators rides, guns, arcade machines, etc. All machines checked — and re- who have not as yet mailed in cards, DETROIT, MICH.—At a special checked— by our skilled technicians general meeting of the members of before packing. to please do so.” Write United Operators of Michigan us your needs! You'll be Music agreeably surprised and pleased The outing will be a general social at the Ft. Wayne Hotel, this city, on with the quality of the machines and, of course, gathering of operators, servicemen, Thursday, August 2, the main subject with the price! taken up was ordinances passed or be- distributors and their families and ing considered by nearby communities friends. All facilities for a wonderful relating to taxes on music machines. RUNYON two days of relaxation and fun are It was the concern of the organiza- SALES COMPANY available at Gulf Shores, among these tion that it do everything it can to

swimming, boating and deep sea fish- bring license fees to the Detroit level, Factory Representatives for: rather than having ordinances passed ing. The meeting will be climaxed with AMI, Inc., in other Michigan areas establishing Bally Manufacturing Co., a dinner-dance at the American Legion higher taxation, which could set prece- J. H. Keeney & Co., Permo, Inc. Club rooms. dent and later reflect adversely on De- troit operators. 593 10th Avc., New York 18, N. Y., LO 4-1880 Morris Piha, president of the associ- 221 steps Frclinghuyscn Avc., Newark 8, N.J., Bl 3-8777 ation, has spent considerable time ar- One of the taken by the body was a motion that Roy Small, concili- 231 Windsor St., Hartford, Conn JA 7-4470 ranging the details for the event. Irv- , ator and public relations counsel, ing Kamper, chairman of the project, continue to oppose these licensing or- lives close by Gulf has dinances and have Attorney Joseph MORRIS PIHA who Shores, - been assisting Piha, and has also de- Gasese prepare the necessai y court action to restrain the City of Melvin- voted much of his time in setting up KEEP YOUR dale from enforcement of a recent SELMA, ALA.—The first annual the program for the enjoyment of the ordinance increasing the fee to $25 EYE ON outing of the Alabama Amusement As- Alabama operators and their families. per location. sociation, to be held at Gulf Shores, Ala., on Saturday and Sunday, August THE 18 and 19, appears to be heading for Du Grenier Appoints Morris As Factory Rep. a tremendous success, according to J. EXHIBIT Leonard Barnes, secretary. “Advance registration cards have HAVERHILL, MASS.—Richard E. Morris as factory representative for SUPPLY the States of Virginia, been mailed to the operators and the Gibbs, national sales manager of Ar- North Caro- lina and Kentucky, exclusive of Louis- responses so far have been very good," thur H. Du Grenier, Inc., this city, an- ville which remains under the district CO. stated Barnes. “We expect a nice nounced the appointment of Carl C. management of James H. Martin. “/I’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts”

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WANT—First Class Mechanic on all FOR SALE — Gypsy Queen, $170; type Juke Boxes. Good salary. FOR SALE Happy Days, $75; Twin Bill, $175; Permanent. Westchester. BOX Four Belles, $160; Duette, $225; WANT Stage Coach, $170; Chinatown, $55; # 361, c/o THE CASH BOX, 26 W. 47th ST., NEW YORK 36, N. Y. FOR SALE—Shuffleboard Operators, Shindig, $90; League Bowler, $95; Bally Frolics, WANT—Phonographs 45 RPM, prices slashed while they last. 20 Olympic, $45 ; $40. STARK Bingo Games, for resale. Quote con- Ft. refinished maple top, $195; 22 NOVELTY CO., 1813 FULTON RD., dition and lowest cash prices. HAST- WANT — Phonograph records made N., CANTON OHIO. CO., 6100 Ft. refinished maple top, $295; 22 9, INGS DISTRIBUTING before 1940. Dealers or juke box WEST BLUEMOUND RD., MIL- Ft. National slightly used, complete, stock. I will pay the highest prices. WAUKEE 13, WISC. (Tel.: BLue- $595; 12 Ft. American Bank Board mound 8-6700). Some labels wanted are Brunswick, FOR SALE—United and Chicago Coin refinished, $395; 6 Wall type Elec- Vocalion, Paramount, Gennett, Shuffles, 10th Frame and later mod- tric scoring units, $49.50 each. Meletone. JACOB S. SCHNEIDER, els; Wurlitzer 1500’s, 1400’s, Music: Seeburg MIOO-B’s, STANLEY AMUSEMENT CO., 119 WANT — 109 WEST 83rd ST., NEW YORK, 1250’s, 1015’s; all type Bingos; BL’s or C’s. For Resale. Quote low- TACOMA AVE., TACOMA, WASH. Y. (Tel.: TRafalgar 7-9147). Coon Hunt, as is or shopped. CAN- est cash price and condition. CASEY N. (Tel.: BR 3663). DIST. 301 E. JONES & CO., 332 SO. JENNINGS YON STATES CO., AVE., FORT WORTH 4, TEX. 7th, TUCSON, ARIZONA. (Tel.: 3- WANT—Used Records. Highest prices 8688 ). paid for 78’s and 45’s. No quantity FOR SALE — Non-warp Ply-Flex for WANT—To Buy. Will pay cash $ too large or too small. We buy brand custom built Fibre-Glass Cues. Pre- Shuffle Alleys, Bingo Machines, LP’s (33-1/3 RPM) in quan- cision molded one piece construc- SALE Can you afford 92c per Used Music, Kiddie Rides, Drivemo- new FOR — tion giving accuracy, indestructi- biles. King of Swat. REDD DIS- tity. Write or phone. FIDELITY week to get ahead and stay ahead TRIBUTING CO., INC., 298 LIN- DISTRIBUTORS, 666 10th AVE., bility. Won’t warp, shatter, snap. of all competition? For only 92c COLN ST., ALLSTON, MASS. (Tel.: NEW YORK 36. N. Y. Tel.: JUdson Fully guaranteed against faulty per week you can have a 40-word ALgonquin 4-4040). 6-4568. workmanship, defective materials, ad in this section plus a free full breakage in normal use for one year. year’s (52 weeks) subscription to WANT—Used records, 45’s or 78’s. SEACOAST DISTRIBUTORS, INC., llie Cash Box “The ‘Bible* of the All types Pop, Hillbilly, Blues. We Music: Seeburg 100-A’s, BL’s, — WANT— 1200 NORTH AVE., ELIZABETH, Coin Machine Industry.” Send your buy year round, any quantity. We C’s; R’s; Wurlitzer 1700’s, 1800’s. N. (Tel.: Bigelow 8-3524-5). your first can provide shipping cartons if J. Check for $48 today plus Pinballs, all late Gottlieb. Arcade needed. Write or phone. JALEN 40-word ad to : THE CASH BOX, AMUSEMENT CO., INC., 14 E. 21st and Bally Bingos. Write stating 26 W. 47th ST. NEW YORK 36. MD. quantity in first letter. STREET, BALTIMORE 18, price and FOR SALE—Records!!! 5c over whole- N. Y. (Phone JU 6-2640). (Tel.: 5-2881). BElmont BELGIUM AMUSEMENT COM- sale, any label. Free title strips. PANY, LTD., 3126 TYSON AVE., Quick service. New accounts, token WANT—Late model phonos for resale. PHILADELPHIA 49, PA. (Tel.: deposit with order. We also purchase FOR SALE—10 Miami Beach’s, $230 Please quote best price in first letter. DEvonshire 8-6931). surplus records new unused only. ea. All have been shopped and are KOEPPEL DISTRIBUTING CO., RAYMAR SALES CO., 170-21 JA- in A-l condition. LEWIS & FOL- 629 TENTH AVE., NEW YORK 36, LETT MUSIC CO., 180 SOUTH N. Y. (Tel.: Circle 6-8939). MAICA AVENUE. JAMAICA 32, WANT Williams’ King O* Swat; N. Y. Tel.: OLympic 8-4012, 4013. HOWARD ST., SPOKANE, WASH., United Sluggers ChiCoin Big Leagne ; (Tel.: MA 8585). WANT—Late Model Seeburg, Wurlit- Baseball and Super Home Run; zer, Rock-Ola and AMI Phonographs Genco Big Top Guns; Gottlieb mul- FOR SALE—Rock-Ola Phonograph, wire. for cash. Write or WESTERN Ufeed. Model 1342, $125. AMI Model tiple player pinballs; Bally ABC FOR SALE—Victory Bowlers, $115; DISTRIBUTORS, 3126 ELLIOTT “C”, $150; AMI Model “B”, $125. Rocket Bowlers, $135; Jet Bowlers, AVE., SEATTLE 1, WASH. (Tel.: Bowlers; United Regulations. Will Wurlitzer Phonograph. Model 1700, GArfield 3585). buy or trade. GEORGE PONSER $625; Model 1015, $60. W. B. DIS- $140; Royal Bowlers, $50; Chief CO., 123 WEST RUNYON STREET, TRIBUTORS, INC., 1012 MARKET Bowlers, $65; Variety, $100; Big ST., ST. LOUIS, MO., (Tel.: CEn- WANT — 45 RPM Records, new or NEWARK 5, N. J. (Tel.: Bigelow Time, $215; Miami Beach, $215; tral 1-9292). used. No quantity too large or small. 3-7422). Broadway, $340; Beach Beauty, Highest prices paid. Write stating $310. Following games in working quantity on hand. TONY GALGANO, order, right from location: 5 Spot GALGANO DIST. CO., 4142 W. FOR SALE — Hi-Speed Super Fast Inn- ARMITAGE, CHICAGO 39, ILL. WANT—Pay Cash. United Fifth Shuffle Board wax. 24 one-pound Lite, 1 Atlantic City, 1 Palm Beach, Tel.: Dickens 2-7060. ings; Chicago Coin Big League; See- cans per case, $8.50 f.o.b. Dallas, 3 Yacht Club—Package lot $100 as guaran- burg 100B and BL; AMI E120. Call, Texas. Sold on money back is. LAKE CITY AMUSEMENT CO., tee. Distributor for AMI, D. Gott- wire, write Collect. DAVE LOWY, 4533 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND, WANT — Bingos and Gottlieb 5-Balls lieb, ChiCoin, J. H. Keeney. STATE for resale. 100 Records Seeburg 45 592 TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS, INC., OHIO (Tel.: HEnderson 1-7577). Hidden Units. Send Prices. H & H N. Y. (Tel.: CHickering 4-5100). 3100 MAIN ST., DALLAS, TEXAS. MUSIC AND DISTRIBUTING, 1626 THIRD AVE., MOLINE, ILL. (Tel.: FOR SALE Bingos in Quantities. 4-6703). — WANT — Literature on any type of FOR SALE — Slate Tops for Pool Bally—Night Clubs, Broadways, Tables; Fibre Glass Cue Sticks; coin machine — Merchandising, Miami Beaches, Big Times, Varietys, “300” Shuffle Alleys with authentic Beach Clubs. GLOBE DISTRIBUT- Amusement, Skill, Rides, Music WANT—Bally ABC Bowlers, new or scoring. Also factory reconditioned ING CO., 1623 N. CALIFORNIA used—for cash or will trade for anything that takes a coin for any Shuffle Alleys, Income Producer. AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL., (Tel.: Bingos or Pool Tables. MONROE purpose. WITHAM ENTERPRISES Tournament Kits; Guns; Arcade AR 0780). Equipment. Write for lowest prices. COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC., AND ASSOCIATES, 20-22 CUN- 2428 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND WEST SIDE DIST. CORP., 612 OHIO. (Tel.: SUperior 1-4600). NINGHAM AVE., GLENS FALLS, TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. 14, FOR SALE Ready For Location. Star- N. Y. — let, $425; Caravan, $495; Gayety, WANT—Your used or surplus records FOR SALE—or trade for AMI 80 or $195; Big Time, $325; Dude Ranch, all speeds. 45’s our specialty. We WANT—United Regulations and Bally 120 Wall Boxes: Genco Rifle Gal- $95; Palm Springs, $125; Miami buy all year round and pay top ABC Bowlers for cash or will trade lery; Genco Sky Rocket; Genco Sky Beach, $295; Hawaii, $75; Singa- prices. No lot too large or too small. for Bingos or Pool Tables. CLEVE- Gunner; Williams Jet Fighter; Wil- pore, $50. Shuffle Alleys: Chicago No more than 10% blues. We pay LAND COIN MACHINE EX- liams Crane (Used) ; Williams Side- freight. BEACON SHOPS, 821 NO. CHANGE, INC., 2029 PROSPECT, walk Engineer; Williams Relaxala- Coin Feature, $225; Chicago Coin MAIN STREET, PROVIDENCE, CLEVELAND 15, OHIO. (Tel.: tor. Can also use AMI D-80s or E- Criss Cross, $175; Chicago Coin R. I. (Tel.: UNion 1-7500). TOwer 1-6715). 80’s. MILLER-NEWMARK DIS- Triple Score, $150; Bally Champ, TRIBUTING CO., 42 FAIRBANKS $250; Bally Jet, $225; Keeney Cen- ST., N.W., GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. tury, $195. Brand New Pool Tables: WANT — Bally: Variety; Big Time; WANT—All Seeburg Phonos: Model (Tel.: GL 6-6807) United All Models, Write for price. Gay Time ; Miami Beach ; AMI MIOO-A’s; MIOO-B’s; Ml00-C’s; Model “C”, 40, 80 & 120 selection MIOO-G’s. Also Wurlitzer and AMI Headquarters for Kiddie Rides. AS- Hideaways, Wall Boxes & Steppers; Phonos. Will pay best prices. AT- FOR SALE — Used machines of all SOCIATED AMUSEMENTS, INC., 8 Seeburg 100 Hideaways and 3W1 LANTIC NEW YORK CORP., 843 models, as is or shopped and ready RUGG DR., BOSTON, ALLSTON Wall Boxes. ST. THOMAS COIN TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y. for location. AUTOMATIC MUSIC STATION MASS. (Tel.: SALES LTD., ST. THOMAS, ONT., (Tel.: PLaza 7-3140). DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 900 NORTH 34, STa- CANADA (Tel.: 2648). WESTERN, OKLAHOMA CITY 6, dium 2-4010-11-12). OKLA. (Tel.: FOrest 5-3456). WANT—For Cash. Late Arcade ma- WANT — An established profitable chines, including Bear Guns, Genco FOR SALE — All types late model route in the State of Connecticut. 2 Player Basket Ball, Bally and FOR SALE—Finest quality Plexiglass phonographs converted to 10c play. Either music or combination music Exhibit Horses. State condition and Pool Cues, ea. $3 Cheaper by the Call collect for price. DAVIS DIS- and games. Large or small. Cash price in first letter. ECONOMY SUP- dozen only $27.50. Send check in — TRIBUTING CORP., 725 available. Write: BOX #358, c/o PLY CO., 579 TENTH AVE., NEW full to: SHELDON SALES, INC., WATER THE CASH BOX, 26 WEST 47th YORK, N. Y., (Tel.: CHickering 881 MAIN ST., BUFFALO, N. Y., STREET, SYRACUSE, N. Y. (Tel.: ST., NEW YORK 36, N. Y. 4-8628). (Tel.: Lincoln 9106). Syracuse 75-1631).

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Seeburg “C”, FOR SALE— $525; See- FOR SALE — Special. Bally: Broad- FOR SALE—18 Saddle & Turf Club FOR SALE — High Luster, Chrome burg “B”, $395; Seeburg “A”, ways, $365; Beach Beauties, $325; F.P. Models, very clean, $179.50 Plated Steel Pilasters for Seeburg $200; AMI E-120 Phonographs, Parades (floor samples), write; Big ea.; 1 Bert Lane Zero Dart $475; Wurlitzer 1800, $775. All the Times, $249.50. Gottlieb: Derby Game, Model “C”. End expensive plastic above machines are clean and ready Days, $235. NEW ORLEANS NOV- like new, $175. AUTOMATIC breakage. Beautifies and modern- for location. UNITED DISTRIBU- ELTY CO., 115 MAGAZINE ST., AMUSEMENT CO., 1000 PENN- izes your machine. Easy on-location TORS, INC., 902 W. SECOND, NEW ORLEANS, LA. (Tel.: CAnal SYLVANIA ST., EVANSVILLE, IND. installation. Only $24.50 per pair. WICHITA, KANSAS (Tel.: HO 8318). (Tel.: 4-6111, 4-3504). HArrison 3-4508). MUSIC SALES COMPANY, 2929 MAIN STREET, SANTA MONICA, FOR SALE—Show Boats, $100 ea.; CALIF. Comco Extended Range FOR SALE— — 2 New Gottlieb Pool Tables, $140 FOR SALE — Like New. Wurlitzer Speakers and Baffles. Quantity at 1800; $845; Wurlitzer modest prices. Engineered for heavy ea. GOLDEN GATE NOVELTY CO., 1700, $695; duty use. Satisfaction guaranteed or 701 GOLDEN GATE AVENUE, SAN Wurlitzer 1650, $395; Wurlitzer money will be refunded. Finished in FRANCISCO 2, CALIF. (Tel.: MAr- 1400, $235; Automatic Score Coun- Limed Oak, Natural or Mahogany. ket 1-3967). ter for 22 foot shuffle board, never FOR SALE—Model 1438 120 Selec- to a carton, $11.95 ea. Packed two uncrated, tion 45 RPM Rock-Ola “Comet” COVEN MUSIC CORP., 3181-3 $50. LEW JONES DIS- TRIBUTING Phonographs, $465; Model 1546 ELSTON AVE., CHICAGO 18, ILL. — CO., 1301 N. CAPI- (Tel.: Independence 3-2210). FOR SALE ‘‘The Cat Came Back” TOL AVE., INDIANAPOLIS 2, IND. 120 Selection Chrome Rock-Ola b/w ‘‘Stop Crackin’ Peanuts”. “New (Tel.: MEIrose 5-1593). Wall Boxes, $50; AMI Model E120, Wildwood Flower” b/w “Whispering $425; Wurlitzer Wall Boxes: Model FOR SALE—Lowest prices in the Hope”. “She Married The Wrong 3020, $7.50; Model 4820, $12.50; country. Thunderbolts, Lightnings, Wrong Man” b/w “Where The Model 4851, $15. O’CONNOR DIS- Hollywood Bowlers, FOR SALE Bally Bingos from $199.50 ea; Idaho Potatoes Grow”. “Dark As A — Atlan- TRIBUTORS, INC., 2320 WEST $249.50; Chicago Coin Super Home tic City up. TOLEDO COIN MA- and Pool Dungeon” b/w “My Own Sweet MAIN, RICHMOND 20, VA. (TeL: Run, $179.50; Bingos CHINE EXCHANGE, 814 SUMMIT Tables to trade for Kiddie Rides, Darling Wife”. CROSS COUNTRY 84-3264). ST., TOLEDO, Arcade Equipment or write your best RECORDS, 229 OUTWATER LANE, OHIO (Tel.: CH for 3-8624 CH 3-4005). cash offer. All equipment ready GARFIELD, N. (Tel.: PRescott — DISTRIBUTING J. location. ALLIED 9-0182). CO.. 786 MILWAUKEE AVE., CHI- CAGO, ILL. (Tel.: CAnal 6-0293). FOR SALE—Large stock of Bingos, FOR SALE—Wurlitzer 1500’s; Wur- FOR SALE—AH types used AMI, Wur- Shuffle Alleys, Pool Games; Phono- litzer 1250’s. Ready for location litzer and Seebnrg equipment. Clean or graphs. If we don’t have what you Silver Vendors, “As Is”. Write for low prices. FOR SALE—150 King and shopped, or as is. Factory Dis- want, we will make an honest effort lc or 5c conversions for either YOUNG DISTRIBUTING, INC., tributor for Seebnrg. DICKSON 575 to get it. Distributors for United, or nuts. Make us an 11th AVE., chlorophyll DISTRIBUTING CO., 631 W. CALI- NEW YORK 36, N. Y. Exhibit, Rock-Ola and Williams. offer. We cannot operate in this FORNIA, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK- (Tel.: CHickering 4-5050). Write for jobber’s discount. DAN state because of license. TRI-STATE LA. Tel. s REgent 6-3691. STEWART CO., 140 EAST 2nd AMUSEMENT CO., 149 18th ST., SOUTH, SALT LAKE CITY 11, REAR, WHEELING, W. VA. (Tel.: I OR SALE — Bowlers: Lightning, UTAH (Tel.: DAvis 2-2473). WHeeling 649). FOR SALE—America’s finest recon- $165; Ace, $100; Clover, $35; ditioned phonographs and mnsie Team, $100; Clipper, $175; C. C. accessories. Everyone of onr re- Playtime, $150. Bingos: Beach Club, FOR SALE Rock-Ola Comet, $525; — conditioned machines guaranteed $40; Bally Beauty, $55; United Man- Rock-Ola Hi Fi’s, $595; Atlantic FOR SALE—Seeburg M100-A, $250; beantifnl condition regardless of hattan, $150. SALINA MUSIC AND Citys, $40; Coney Islands, $30; M100-C, $600; M100-G, $750; price. Tell ns what you need. Get AMUSEMENT CO., 121 N. SEV- Rock-Ola 1717 Steppers, $30; Wur- M100-W, $725; M100-R, $825; our prices before yon bnv. ANGOTT ENTH ST., SALINA, KANSAS. litzer Steppers, $10; AMI A’s, $95; DISTRIBUTING CO.. TNC.. 2616 3W1 Chrome, $67-50; Wurlitzer AMI B’s, $145. H & H MUSIC AND PURTTAN AVENUE, DETROIT 21, 1800, like new, $795; 1400, $225; DISRIBUTING, 1626 THIRD AVE., MICH. Tel.: UNiversfty 4-0773. 1250, $150; 1100, $85; AMI E-S0, FOR SALE—Complete line of used ILL. (Tel.: MOline $450; D-80, $350. MOLINE, Bingos, Shuffle Alleys and Phono- MUSICAL 4-6703). SALES, 2334 36 OLIVE, ST. LOUIS graphs. Distributors for United and FOR SALE—We have a large stock of Williams games 3, MO. (Tel.: CH 1-8561). reconditioned Five Balls, Shuffle and AMI Phono- graphs. Write for jobber’s prices. FOR SALE — The best buy in used Games and Bingo. Write for list. Bally Bingo Games. Just buy one WESTERHAUS CORPORATION, CENTRAL DISTRIBUTORS, 2315 OLIVE STREET, ST. LOUIS, and you will see why you pay a little 3726 KESSEN AVE., CINCINNATI, MO. (Tel.: MAin 1-3511) or 2805 MAIN more and be glad you did. Your OHIO. (Tel.: MOntana 5000-1-2). FOR SALE — Games, Inc. Hunter, money back if not completely satis- STREET, KANSAS CITY, MO. $265; Bally Crosswords, S365; fied. 1/3 deposit with all orders. (TeL: HArrison 4747). Miami Beach, $265; Variety, $150; Write or call: ALLAN SALES, INC., FOR SALE Reconditioned, Ready for — Gayety, $135; Beach Club, $75; At- 937 MARKET ST., WHEELING, Location. AMI: A, $95; C, $135; lantic City, $50; United Manhattan, W. VA. (Tel.: WHeeling 5472). D-40, $195. Rock-Ola: 1436 (78 FOR SALE—Polyethylene Plastic Pool $165; Singapore, $65; Nevada, $65; RPM), (45 RPM), $245; Game Covers, $3.95. (Protect Your $225; Classic Bowlers, $50. MICKEY AN- 1446 Hi Fi, $595. Wurlitzer: 1400 Investment) ; Shuffle Alley Tour- DERSON, 314 E. 11th ST., ERIE, FOR SALE—United Bowlers: Clover, $225. Authorized Rock- nament Boards, $12.50; Gayetys (45 RPM), PENNA. (Tel.: 5-7549). Chief, Fifth Avenue and $35; Ola Distributor. J. ROSENFELD cleaned and checked, $150. DONAN League, $110 ea.; Team, Yankee CO., 4701 WASHINGTON BLVD., DISTRIBUTING CO., 5007 NORTH and Flash, $135 ea.; Speedy, $185. ST. LOUIS 8, MO. (Tel.: FOrest KEDZIE AVE., CHICAGO 25, ILL. MOHAWK SKILL GAMES CO., 67 7-6730). (Tel.: JUniper 8-5211-12). SWAGGERTOWN ROAD, SCHEN- FOR SALE—Scoreboard, $350; Gladi- ECTADY, N. Y. ator, $325; Harbor Lights, $260; FOR SALE—Big Time, $249.50; Star- FOR SALE—Grand Slam, $95; King Duette, $235 ; Hawaiian Beauty, let, $319.50; Pixie, $325; Gaytime, Arthur, $35; Bowling Champ, $35; FOR SALE — Ready for Locations. $150; Dragonette, $140; Poker $210; Gayety, $119.50; Rio, $55; College Daze, $35; 10 Bright Lights, Beach Beauty, $365; Nite Club, Face, $95; Crossroads, $75. UNI- Tahiti, $50; Tropics, $45; Variety, $39.50 ea. : 10 Bright Spots, $49.50 $500; Variety, $145; Miami Beach, VERSITY COIN MACHINE EX- $139.50; Beach Beauties, $339.50. ea.; 10 3-4-5’s, $24.50 ea. WANT— $245; Gaytime, $215; Manhattan, CHANGE, 858 N. HIGH STREET, One-third Deposit. Balance Sight Pixies. NOBRO NOVELTY CO., $175; Crosswords, $350; United COLUMBUS 8. OHIO. (TeL: AX- Draft. GENERAL DISTRIBUTING 142 DORE ST., SAN FRANCISCO Super Slugger Baseball, Write. minster 4-3529). CO., 1609 ORLEANS AVE., NEW 3, CALIF. (Tel.: MArket 1-0538). NASTASI DISTRIBUTING CO., 912 ORLEANS, LA. (Tel.: TUlane POYDRAS, NEW ORLEANS 18, 6729). LA. (Tel.: MA 6386-7459). FOR SALE—Close-out! Brand New “Booster Pools” and all makes elec- FOR SALE—Rotation Balls Numbered FOR SALE—Millions of extra coins tric Pool Tables. Make us an offer. 1-10. FOR SALE—Well Established Profit- are taken from clean machines. $18.50 set; Numbered 1-5 Red able Coin Machine Route in South Clean Right With Lemonite. Write Also Wurlitzer 1400’s, 1500’s and and 1-5 White, $18 set; 2H" Cue Arkansas. Combination Music and for information, or see your coin 1700’s. No reasonable offer refused. Balls. $2; Cue Sticks, $1.49, $16.50 machine distributor. Calderon Dis- Games. Approximately 250 Pieces. RUNYON SALES CO., 593 TENTH doz. W rite for free Rotation Pool In- tributing Co., Indianapolis, Ind. Use Write: c/o THE CASH AVE., NEW YORK, N. Y., or 221 structions. BOX 359, Sell Lemonite. GRACO SALES CHAMPION DISTRIB- and FRELINGHUYSEN BOX, 26 W. 47th ST., NEW YORK CO., R.F.D. 1, BOX 403, ARLING- AVENUE, NEW- UTING CO., 3833 W. DIVISION 36, N. Y. TON, TENN. ARK, N. J. ST., CHICAGO, ILL.

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hibit’s Shooting Gallery, $90 ; De- (new), $545; South Seas (original luxe Jungle Gun, $75; Palm Springs, cases), Write; Palm Springs, $45;

$40. AUTOMATIC MUSIC CO., Gayety, $85 ; Beauty, $45 ; Beach “The Industry’s Market Place” 703 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT, Club, $45; Dude Ranch, $55; Star OHIO, (Tel.: 750). Dust (original cases), $525; Havana, $45; Mexico, $49.50; PUBLISHES MORE CLASSIFIED ADS EACH WEEK Tahiti, $45; Hawaii, $54.50; Tropi- FOR SALE—Complete line of used cana, $54.50. WESTERN DIS- THAN ALL OTHER MAGAZINES IN THIS INDUSTRY phonographs, shuffle games, cigar- TRIBUTORS, 1226 SOUTHWEST ette machines, all other equipment. 16th AYE., PORTLAND 5, ORE- PUBLISH IN A MONTH — PROVING THAT THE Lowest prices. Best merchandise. GON. (Tel.: ATwater 7565). One letter, wire, or phone call will ENTIRE INDUSTRY RECOGNIZES THE CASH BOX' convince you. Factory Representa- tives for United, Keeney, Bally. FOR SALE — Seeburg 20 Selection CLASSIFIED AD SECTION AS #/THE INDUSTRY'S TARAN DISTRIBUTING, INC. Boxes, 3 wire, 5c, 10c, 25c, $9 ea. 3401 N. W. 36th STREET, MIAMI 1 Midget Movie, with reel, $55; 2 MARKET PLACE." 42, FLA. Tel.: 64-4864. Coon Hunts, $95 ea. H. BETTI AND SONS, 1706 MANHATTAN AYE., UNION CITY, N. J. FOR SALE — Established Profitable Route—Phonographs and Games -»f CHECK OFF Northeastern Pennsylvania. Average FOR SALE — All types of used Pool WANT FOR SALE WHICH YOU DESIRE Income $600 Weeklv. Write: BOX Tables, jumbo and regular. Also # 362, c/o THE CASH BOX, 26 W. late Shuffle Alleys. Will trade for 47th ST., NEW YORK 36, N. Y. AMI Jukes or Seeburg. Special price on ultra modern speaker and Baffle (8 inch speaker), $7.50. GATE- CLASSIFIED AD RATE 10 CENTS PER WORD WAY DISTRIBUTING CO., 3622 FOR SALE—18 foot Rock-Ola Shuffle Count every word including all words in firm name. Numbers in address count as W. NORTH AVE., CHICAGO 47, accepted $1.00. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL Board $149.50; Shuffle Board game one word. Minimum ad ILL. (Tel.: Dickens 2-4620). ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check is not enclosed with order wax (12 cans) $3.50; Fast wax your classified ad will be held for following issue pending receipt of your check or cash. case (12 cans) $4.50; Pucks (set of Lights pair entitled free classi- 8) $12; Fluorescent FOR SALE—or Trade for Kiddie Notice to holders of "Special ($48) Subscription": You are to a no more than 40 words, which includes your firm $22.50: Adjusters $18.50. PUR- Rides, Arcade Equipment or Mu- fied ad in each week's issue containing VEYOR DISTRIBUTING CO., 4322 name, oddress and telephone number. All words over 40 will be charged to you at the sic—5 Chicago Coin Bowling Team regular rate of 10c per word. Please count words carefully. N. WESTERN. CHICAGO 18, ILL. Shuffle Alley, like new. RELIABLE (Tel.: JUniper 8-1814). COIN MACHINE CO., 184 WIND- ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CLOSES WEDNESDAY NOON AT SOR ST., HARTFORD, CONN., (Tel.: CHapel 9-6556). THE CASH BOX, 26 West 47th Street, New York 36, N.,Y. NOTICE—Are you faced with Personal Property Taxes? Sales Taxes? De- FOR SALE—Bingo Special: A-l con- preciation Deductions? Estate Taxes? dition, cleaned, cheeked, ready for Customs Duties? Must you officially location. 3 United Pixies, $210 ea; Use This Convenient Form For establish the Fair Market Value of your 2 United Starlet, $210 ea; 1 United Rio, $60. L DISTRIBUTING machines? Do you have to prove T & CO., 1663 CENTRAL PARKWAY, Your Classified Ad machines have Appre- whether your CINCINNATI 14, OHIO, (Tel.: ciated or Depreciated in price? Do you MAin 1-8751). START HERE require official proof of the value of your machines for loan or collateral purposes? What are the machines actually worth when you buy or sell a MISCELLANEOUS route? How can you ascertain the official market value of machines for legal NOTICE — Just released. Michael and/or tax purposes? How much can Anthony “Somebody Loves Me” you get for machines you want to sell b/w “I’ll Be With You”. Michael cash in your Cash or trade? What should you pay for Anthony means Box. H.R.C. RECORDS, 2145 machines you want to buy? Have you HOLLYWOOD WAY, BURBANK, been put to the burden of proving the CALIF. week-to-week value of your machines? Have you been asked to produce an NOTICE—These 3 telephone numbers official end-of-month inventory state- are important to you: The Cash Box, ment showing the actual value of the New York City, JUdson 6-2640; The equipment you own? All this and much Cash Box, Chicago, 111., DEarborn 2-0045; The Cash Box, Hollywood, more comes to you each and every Calif., HOllywood 5-2129. week in the original, the very first, the one and only officially accepted “The NOTICE Texas operators—write or Cash Box Price Lists”. For over 17 — phone your Rock-Ola Distributor, years, without ever missing a single PHONO-VEND OF TEXAS, 1023 week’s issue, “The Cash Box Price BASSE ROAD, SAN ANTONIO, Lists” have helped thousands of coin TEXAS. 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1. 1432, Same as above. 4. 3W2 Wall-a-Matic 3.00 7.00 THIS WEEK’S USED MACHINE QUOTATIONS Converted to 45 RPM 125.00 169.00 4. W4L-56 10.00 15.00 4. 1434, ’51, Rocket ’51-52, 4. 3W5-L56 Wall Box 5c,

50 Sel., 78 RPM . . 135.00 225.00 10c, 25c 10.00 15.00 17th YEAR OF PUBLICATION 4. 1434, Same as above, 4. W6L-56 5/10/25 Wire- Converted to 45 RPM 145.00 250.00 less 10.00 15.00 4* 1436, ’52, Fireball, 120 4. 3W7-L-56 10.00 25.00 880th CONSECUTIVE WEEK S ISSUE Sel., 45 RPM 145.00 275.00 4. 1436A, ’53, Fireball, 120 WURLITZER Sel., 45 245.00 RPM 295.00 4. 1015, ’46, 25 Sel., 78 2* 1438, ’54, Comet, 120 How To Use “The Cash Price RPM 35.00 75.00 Box Lists” Sel., 45 RPM 435.00 525.00 4. 1080, ’46, Colonial, 24 [Also known as the “C„ M. 1. (Coin Machine Industry) BLUE BOOK”] 2* 1446, ’54, Hi-Fi, 120 Sel., Sel., 78 RPM 45.00 99.00 45 FOREWORD: Many times, wide differences appear in the quotation of high RPM 595.00 675.00 4. 1080A, 548, Colonial, 24 and low prices of certain equipment. Like any true reporter “The Cash Box % Sel., 78 RPM 60.00 100.00 Price Lists” can only feature the market prices as they are quoted. “The Cash 9 4. 1017, ’46, Hideaway, 24 Box Price Lists” act exactly the same as the market quotation board at the Stock Sel., 78 RPM 50.00 100.00 quoted for past 4. 146S, ’46, Standard, 20 Exchange—posting the prices as they are the week, regardless of 4. 1100, ’48, 25 Sel., 78 of Sel., 78 RPM 20.00 40.00 how much they may seem to be out line. Some prices do not change for RPM 65.00 125.00 4. ’46, months. “The Cash Box Price Lists,” rather than show no price, retain the last 146M, Master with 4* 1250, ’50, 48 Sel., 78 quotations for such that the subscriber at has last Remote Attach., known equipment so least the 20 RPM 95.00 165.00 known prices as a basis to work with. Prices may be very widely divergent. Sel., 78 RPM 20.00 55.00 4. 1250, ’50, (Same as feel Someone on the West Coast may a certain machine worth $150.00 whereas 4. 147S, Standard, 20 Sel., above) Converted to the East Coast think it but gomeone on may worth $75.00. Of course, serial, 78 RPM 20.00 65.00 45 RPM 100.00 175.00 appearance, territory, quantity, condition of demand, and equipment must be 2. 147M, ’47, Master with 4* 1400, ’52, 48 Sel., 78 into consideration. (Some equipment offered outstanding taken by firms, having Remote Attach., 20 RPM 185.00 285.00 a reputation for shipping completely reconditioned machines, will be offered Sel., 78 RPM 20.00 70.00 4. 1400, ’52, ( Same as prices than others, due to the added cost of reconditioning.) at higher “The 4. 148S, ’48, Standard, 20 above) Converted to Cash Box Price Lists” reports each quotation exactly as it is made and depends Sel., 78 RPM 20.00 85.00 45 RPM 185.00 285.00 the subscriber to make average price adjustments to fit the peculiarities on of 4. 148M, *48 Master with 4. 1450 (Same as 1400 his territory. Attach., . Remote 20 with leather) . 185.00 295.00 METHOD: “The Cash Box Price Lists” should be read as follows: First Sel„ 78 RPM 20.00 95.00 4* 1500, ’53, 104 Sel., 78 price listed is lowest price quoted for the week; Second price listed is highest 4. 148ML, ’48, Light Cab. and 45 RPM Inter* price quoted. Master with Remote mixed 199.50 299.50 FOREIGN BUYERS: To cover cost of packing, crating, shipping, etc., figure Attach., 20 Sel., 78 4. 1500A, ’53, 104 SeL 78 an additional $20 to $25 on Pin Games—and $25 to $30 on Phonographs. RPM 20.00 99.50 and 45 RPM Inter* 4* M100A, ’49, 100 Sel., mixed 275.00 350.00 COPE 78 RPM 200.00 265.00 1. 1650, ’53, 48 Sel., 45 4. 1. Prices UP 5. No quotations Last 2 to 4 Weeks • M100B, 51, 100 Sel., RPM 325.00 395.00 2. Prices DOWN 6. No quotations 4 Weeks or Longer 45 RPM 375.00 475.00 1. 1700, ’54, 104 Sel., 45 3. Prices UP and DOWN 7. Machines Just Added 4. M100BL, ’51, 100 Sel., RPM 525.00 695.00 4. No change from Last Week * Great Activity 45 RPM, Light Cab. 425.00 500.00 4* 1800, ’55, 104 Sel., 45 2* M100C, ’53, 100 Sel., RPM 650.00 850.00 45 RPM 485.00 600.00 4. 2140 Wall Box 3.00 10.00 4. HF100G, ’54, 100 Sel., 4. 3020 Wall Box 5.00 10.00 REGARDING SELLING PRICES 45 RPM 625.00 750.00 4. 3048 (Conv. of 3020) 10.00 20.00 2. HF100R, ’54, 100 Sel., 4. 3031 Wall Box 2.95 5.00 45 RPM 695.00 825.00 4. 3045 Wall Bo= 4.00 20.00 IMPORTANT 4. W1-L56 Wall Box 5c 3.00 6.00 4. 4820 Wall Box 12.50 20.00

Reports received indicate that, in some cases, purchasers become upset due rrnj i I M I I'HffP to the fact that they cannot, many times, buy equipment listed in the lower price brackets. Sometimes sellers of machines listed at from $10.00 to $25.00 ask from $50.00 up to $75.00 and even more for these very same machines. Purchasers of such equipment must realize that machines in the very low H-ft priced categories are much worn to be priced at these low figures. To completely recondition such machines, the reconditioner must add onto his price the cost PINBAU GAMES of transportation to obtain these machines, the labor, parts and supplies needed to recondition the machines, plus the cost of cartons, crates and labor for Manufacturers and date of game’s release listed. Code: (B) Bally; (CC) Chicago packing and shipping of the machines, in addition to a decent profit which Coin; (Ev) Evans; (Ex) Exhibit; (Ge) Genco; (Got) Gottlieb; (Ke) Keeney; will, in most cases, raise the price of a $10.00 to $20.00 machine to anywhere from $50.00 to $75.00 and np. In the case of arcade and kiddie ride machines (Un) United; (Wm) Williams. these may even be higher due to the fact that many of the parts have to be 4. ABC (UN 3/52) 25.00 50.00 2. Campus (Ex 2/50) 10.00 20.00 made by hand or contracted for at some machinist shop, since manufacturers 4. Across the Board 2. of many of the old arcade machines and kiddie rides are no longer in business (Un Canasta ( Ge 7/50) 20.00 30.00 9/52) 25.00 50.00 and it is impossible to obtain parts for reconditioning. Purchasers of such 4. Caravan (Un 2/56) 365.00 495.00 should take these facts into consideration and, at the time, 4. All Star Basketball equipment same 4. Caravan (Wm 6/52) 25.00 60.00 should also realize that many buyers today have their own repair and recon* (Got 1/52) 20.00 35.00 6. Carolina ( Un 3/49) 10.00 20.00 ditioning departments as well as experienced mechanics, such buyers will 6. Aquacade (Un 4/49) 10.00 20.00 purchase machines “as is”, at prices quoted by the trade at large, and recondi- 4. Champion (B 12/49) 20.00 35.00 4. Arabian Knights tion the machines themselves to meet their own operating standards. 2. Champion (CC 6/49). 10.00 20.00 (Got 12/53) 100.00 160.00 4. Chinatown (Got 10/52) 45.00 85.00 4. Arcade (Wm 11/51) 45.00 75.00 4. Circus (Un 8/52) 35.00 95.00 4. Arizona (Un 4/50) 10.00 25.00

4. Citation (B 10/48) . . 15.00 35.00 4. Army-Navy (Wm 10/53) 40.00 90.00

4k . 4. C.O.D. (Wm 9/53) . . 75.00 110.00 j 4* Atlantic City (B 5/52) 35.00 75.00 4. College Daze * _ 6. Baby Face (Un 12/48) 10.00 19.00 ,Am Jffll (Got 8/49) 20.00 s r l:* ;/ 40.00 *^0 r \r 2. Bank-A-Ball (Got 5/50) 15.00 24.00 4. Colors (Wm 11/54) 135.00 175.00 2. Basketball (Got 10/49) 10.00 20.00 4* Coney Island (B 9/52) 30.00 65.00 2* Beach Beauty (B 11/55) 310.00 440.00 [ft 4. Control Tower 2* Beach Club (B 2/53) 50.00 95.00 (Wm 3/51) 25.00 45.00 LISTED ALPHABETICALLY 4* Beauty (B 11/52) 45.00 85.00 4. Coronation (Got 11/52) 40.00 85.00 2. Be Bop (Ex 3/50) 10.00 19.00 4. County Fair (Un 9/51) 25.00 40.00 AM 1 EVANS 4. Crossroads (Got 5/52) 45.00 95.00 4. Big Ben (Wm 9/54) . . 100.00 150.00 4* Model A, ’46, 40 Sel., 4. Mills Constellation, ’47 4. Crosswords (B 1/56) 350.00 400.00 4. 78 RPM 95.00 125.00 Model 951, 40 Sel, Big Hit (CC 7/52) . 25.00 45.00 4. Cyclone (Got 5/51) 40.00 65.00 4. B, ’48, Sel., 78 RPM 50.00 100.00 Model 40 6. Big Top (Ge 2/49) . . . 10.00 19.00 4. Daffy Derby (Wm 8/54) 70.00 165.00 78 RPM 125.00 150.00 4. Constellation, ’49, Model * 2 Big Time (B 1/55) . . 215.00 325.00 4. Daisy Mae (Got 7/54) 145.00 180.00 4* Model C, ’50, 40 Sel., 135, 40 Sel., 78 RPM 75.00 115.00 6. Black Gold (Ge 3/49) 10.00 20.00 4. Dallas (Wm 2/49) . 15.00 30.00 78 RPM 135.00 175.00 4. Jubilee, ’52, Model 245, 4. Dealer “21” (Wm 2/54) 45.00 125.00 4. Model D-40, ’51, 40 Sel., 40 Sel., 45 RPM 100.00 200.00 2. Bolero (Un 12/51) 45.00 75.00 2. Derby Day (Got 5/56) 235.00 285.00 4. ’52, 78 Century, Model 2045, 4. . RPM 175.00 245.00 Bomber (CC 3/51) 20.00 25.00 4. De leer (Wm 11/49) . 20.00 35.00 4. Model D-80, ’51, 80 Sel., 100 Sel., 45 RPM . . 225.00 295.00 6. Boston (Wm 5/49) 15.00 29.50 4. Diamond Lill 45 RPM 265.00 365.00 4. Bowling Champ (Got 12/54) 145.00 170.00 4. Model E-40, ’53, 40 Sel., ROCK-OLA (Got 2/49) 15.00 35.00 4. Disk Jockey 78 RPM 275.00 395.00 ’46, 4. 1422, 20 Sel., 78 * (Wm 11/52) 45.00 80.00 4. Model E-80, ’53, 80 Sel., 2 Bright Lights (B 5/51) 30.00 75.00 RPM 25.00 50.00 4. Domino (Wm 5/52) 35.00 60.00 45 RPM 325.00 450.00 4. 1424, ’46. 4. Bright Spot (B 11/51) . 45.00 75.00 , Playmaster 4. Double Action 4* Model E-120, ’53, 120 * Hideaway, 20 Sel., 78 2 Broadway (B 12/55) 340.00 450.00 (Ge 1/52) 25.00 34.50 Sel., 45 400.00 475.00 RPM RPM 30.00 60.00 4. Broadway (B 6/51) 25.00 40.00 4. Double Feature 4. Model F-80, ’54, 80 Sel., 4. 1426, ’47, 20 Sel., 78 4. Buffalo Bill (Got 5/50) 25.00 35.00 (Got 12/50) 15.00 24.00 45 RPM 550.00 625.00 RPM 35.00 75.00 4. Buttons & Bows 4. Dbl. Shuffle (Got 6/49) 15.00 24.00 4. Model F-120, ’54, 120 ’48, 1. 1428, Magic-Glo, 20 (Got 3/49) 15.00 24.00 4. Dragonette (Got 6/54) 125.00 165.00 Sel., 45 RPM 575.00 665.00 Sel., 78 45.00 RPM 99.00 4. Cabana (Un 3/53) . 35.00 110.00 4. Dreamy (Wm 2/50) 20.00 40.00 4. WM Wall Box . 10.00 12.00 ’50, ’50- * 4. 1432, Rocket 51, 4. Camel Caravan 2 Dude Ranch (B 9/53) 50.00 100.00 4. SM or SL Stepper 9.95 20.00 50 Sel., 78 RPM 100.00 150.00 (Ge 6/49) 2* 10.00 20.00 Duette (Got 4/55) . 199.00 235.00 COPYRIGHTED 1956. REPRODUCTION NOT PERMITTED.

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1. Easy-Aces (Got 12/55) 225.00 265.00 4* Manhattan (Un 4/55) 165.00 265.00 4. Steeple Chase 6. Thrill (CC 9/48) 10.00 19.00

4. Eight Ball (Wm 1/52) . 40.00 65.00 4. Marathon (Got 10/55) . 279.50 325.00 (Un 1/52) 25.00 65.00 4. Thunderbird 125.00 4. Fairway (Wm 6/53) 50.00 80.00 4. Marble Queen 4. Stop & Go (Ge 3/51) . 10.00 20.00 (Wm 5/54) 90.00 4. Fighting Irish (Got 8/53) 75.00 120.00 4. Struggle Buggies 4. Times Square (CC 11/50) 20.00 30.00 4. Maryland (Wm 4/49) 10.00 20.00 (Wm 12/53) 70.00 120.00 (Wm 4/53) 59.00 75.00 20.00 35.00 4. Five Star (Univ. 5/51) 30.00 65.00 4. Mercury (Ge 3/50) . . . 10.00 25.00 6. Summertime (Un 9/48) 15.00 24.00 4. Touchdown (Un 1/52) 4. Floating Power 4. Mermaid (Got 6/51) 20.00 35.00 4. Sunshine Park 4. Tournament (Got 8/55) 245.00 275.00 (Ge 12/48) 10.00 15.00 4. Mexico (Un 3/54) 65.00 125.00 (B 12/52) 25.00 45.00 2. Triple Play (Un 8/55) 195.00 265.00 4. Flying High (Got 2/53) 50.00 75.00 2 * Miami Beach (B 9/55) 215.00 315.00 4. Super Hockey 4. Triplets (Got 7/50) ... 15.00 25.00 4. Flying Saucers 4. Minstrel Man (CC 4/49) 20.00 30.00 4. TriScore (Ge 1/51) 20.00 30.00 (Ge 12/50) 15.00 30.00 (Got 3/51) 20.00 40.00 4. Super Jumbo 4. Tropicana (Un 1/55) 85.00 150.00 4* 85.00 6. Football (CC 8/49) . 10.00 20.00 6. Moon Glow (Un 11/48) 10.00 19.00 (Got 10/54) 250.00 325.00 Tropics (Un 7/53) 45.00 4. Four Bells (Got 10/54) 135.00 175.00 4. Mystic Marvel 3* Surf Club (B 3/54) 70.00 140.00 6. Tucson (Wm 1/49) 10.00 20.00 4. Four Corners (Got 3/54) 130.00 160.00 4. Sweepstakes (Wm 1/52) 55.00 75.00 6. Tumbleweed (Ex 8/49) 15.00 30.00

(Wm 12/52) 40.00 90.00 4. Nevada (Un 8/54) .... 65.00 135.00 4. Sweet-Add-A-Line 4. Turf King (B 6/50) . 15.00 30.00 4. Four Horsemen 4. Niagara (Got 12/51) 40.00 55.00 (Got 7/55) 170.00 220.00 4. Twenty Grand 65.00 (Got 9/50) 25.00 55.00 4. Nifty (Wm 12/50) . 15.00 25.00 4. Sweetheart (Wm 5/50) 20.00 30.00 (Wm 12/52) 35.00

4. “400” (Upright) 2. Night Club (B 4/56) 475.00 525.00 4. Tahiti (Un 8/53) 50.00 95.00 4. Twin Bill (Got 1/55) . 160.00 195.00 “9” 10.00 20.00 (Ge 10/52) 35.00 65.00 4. Sisters (Wm 1/54) . 40.00 110.00 4. Tampico (Un 6/49) 10.00 20.00 4. Utah (Un 7/49) 175.00 4. Four Stars (Got 6/52) 50.0(1 75.00 4. Oasis (Ex 10/ 50) 10.00 19.00 4. Telecard (Got 1/49) 15.00 25.00 2* Variety (B 9/54) 100.00 4. Freshie (Wm 9/49) 20.00 30.00 4. Oklahoma (Un 5/49) 15.00 35.00 4. Thing (CC 2/51) 15.00 30.00 4. Watch My Line 4. Faithful (Got 9/51) 30.00 50.00 4. Frolics (B 10/52) . 40.00 90.00 Old 4. Three Deuces 35.00 50.00 4. Frontiersman (Got 12/49) 10.00 20.00 (Wm 8/55) 215.00 230.00 4. Whizz Kids (CC 3/52) (Got 11/55) 225.00 245.00 4. Olympics (Wm 5/ 52) 40.00 60.00 4. Wild West (Got 8/51) 25.00 55.00 4. Three Feathers 4. Futurity (B 3/51) 25.00 40.00 4. One Two Three 4. Winner (Univ.) 20.00 40.00 (Ge 5/49) 15.00 30.00 4* Gay Times (B 6/55) .. 175.00 300.00 (Ge 10/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Wishing Well 2. Three Four Five 2* Gayety (B 3/55) 92.00 195.00 4. Palisades (Wm 7/53) 45.00 85.00 (Got 9/55) 195.00 225.00 4* (Un 6/51) 20.00 40.00 160.00 190.00 4. Georgia (Wm 7/50) 20.00 45.00 Palm Beach (B 7/52) 30.00 85.00 4. Wonderland (Wm 5/55)

1* 2* i 40.00 85.00 4. Gin Rummy (Got 2/49) 20.00 35.00 Palm Springs (B 11/53) 50.00 125.00 4. Three Musketeers Yacht Club B 6/53)

4. 45.00 (Got 7/49) 15.00 25.00 4. Zingo (Un 10/51) . . . 25.00 65.00 4. Gladiator (Got 1/56) . 285.00 345.00 Paratrooper (Wm8/52) 25.00

4. Glamour (Got 7/51) 15.00 24.00 4. Peter Pan (Wm 4/55) . 135.00 175.00 6. Glider (Ge 3/49) 10.00 15.00 4. Pin Bowler (CC 6/50) 15.00 30.00 4. Globe Trotter 4. Pinch Hitter (Un 5/49) 10.00 19.00 (Got 11/51) 30.00 70.00 4. Pinky (Wm 9/50) 20.00 30.00 4. Golden Gloves 4. Pin Wheel (Got 11/53) 90.00 120.00 (CC 7/49) 10.00 24.00 2* Pixie (Un 10/55) 239.50 350.00

4. Golden Nugget 4. Play Ball (CC 1/51) . 20.00 30.00

(Upright) (Ge 2/53) 35.00 75.00 4. Playland (Ex 8/59) . . . 10.00 19.00

2. Gold Star (Got 8/54) 140.00 1 85.00 6. Playtime (Ex 8/49) 10.00 19.00 4. Poker Face 95.00 125.00 6. Gondola (Ex 5/49) . . 10.00 19.00 (Got 9/53) 4. Puddin’ Head l. Giand Award 4. Bally Victory Bowler 4. ChiCoin Hollywood (CC 1/49) 10.00 19.00 (Ge 10/48) 10.00 19.00 (5/54) 100.00 225.00 (5/55) 249.50 340.00 4. Grand Champion 4. Punchy (CC 12/50) 10.00 19.00 4. Bally Champion 4. ChiCoin Blinker (8/55) 325.00 355.00 (Wm 8/53) 70.00 125.00 4. Quarterback Bowler (5/54) 100.00 250.00 4. ChiCoin Score-A-Line 4. Grand Slam (Got 4/53) 40.00 110.00 (Wm 10/49) 15.00 30.00 2. Bally Jet Bowler (8/54) 130.00 275.00 (9/55) 350.00 395.00 . . 55.00 85.09 6. Grand Stand (B ’50) . . 20.00 30.00 4. Quartet (Got 2/52) 4. Bally Rocket Bowler 4. Green Pastures 4. Queen of Hearts 2. ChiCoin Bowling Team 135.00 275.00 (Got 1/54) 85.00 125.00 (Got 12/52) 55.00 100.00 (8/54) ( 10/55) 275.00 400.00 2. Bally Mystic Bowler 4. Gun Club (Wm 11/53) 45.00 85.00 4. Quintet (Got 3/53) 45.00 105.00 2. Exhibit Twin Rotation (12/54) 220.00 325.00 4. Guys-Dolls (Got 5/53) 60.00 110.00 2. Race The Clock (5/52) 50.00 80.00 4. Bally Magic Bowler 4. Gypsy Queen (Got 2/55) 150.00 185.00 ( Wm 5/55 ) 185.00 220.00 4. Genco Shuffle Target (12/54) 225.00 325.00 4. Handicap (Wm 6/52) 45.00 90.00 4. Rag Mop (Wm 10/50) . 15.00 35.00 (7/51) 20.00 45.00 4. Bally Blue Ribbon 4. Happy Days (Got 7/52) 65.00 95.00 6. Ramona (Un 2/49) 10.00 19.00 4. Genco 8-Player Re- (3/55) 275.00 360.00 4. Happy-Go-Lucky 4. Red Shoes (Un 11/50) 20.00 30.00 bound (9/51) 30.00 50.00 4. Bally Gold Medal (Got 3/51) 25.00 40.00 4. Regatta (Wm 11/55) 195.00 215.00 4. Genco Shuffle Pool (3/55) 275.00 365.00 3. Harbor Lites (Got 2/56) 235.00 285.00 4. Rio (Un 11/53) 50.00 100.00 (11/53) 25.00 75.00 4. ChiCoin 6-Player (8/51) 35.00 75.00 4. Harvest Moon 4. Rip Snorter (Ge 10/49) 10.00 19.00 4. Genco Match Pool 4. ChiCoin 6-Player (Got 12/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Rocket (Ge 5/50) . 20.00 35.00 (2/54) 50.00 95.00 DeLuxe (5/52) ... 35.00 80.00 4. Harvest Time 4. Rockettes (Got 8/50) . 25.00 45.00 4. Gottlieb Bowlette (3/50) 15.00 25.01 4. ChiCoin Match Bowler (Ge 9/50) 15.00 25.00 4. Rodeo (Un 2/53) 39.50 110.00 4. Keeney Super DeLuxe (6/52) 35.00 85.00 4. Harvey (Wm 5/51) 15.00 30.00 4. Rose Bowl (Got 10/51) 30.00 50.00 League Bowler (3/52) 40.00 80.00 4. ChiCoin Bowl-A-Ball 4. Havana (Un 2/54) .... 50.00 125.00 4. Round Up (Got 11/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Keeney High Score (10/52) 35.00 90.00 4. Hawaii (Un 6/54) 65.00 175.00 4. Saddle and Turf League (5/52) 40.00 85.00 4. ChiCoin Match 4. Hawaiian Beauty (Ev 10/53) 165.00 250.00 4. Keeney Team (10/52) 40.00 95.00 Bowl-A-Ball (11/52) 35.00 100.00 (Got 4/54) 125.00 160.00 2. ( Club Model) 179.50 260.00 4. Keeney Club (4/53) 40.00 100.00 4. ChiCoin 10th Frame 4. Hayburner (Wm 6/51) 30.00 65.00 4. Saratoga (Wm 10/48) 20.00 40.00 4. Keeney Domino (5/53) 40.00 110.00 Special (12/52) 40.00 105.00 4* Hi-Fi (B 6/54) 50.00 120.00 4. Scoreboard (Got 4/56) 345.00 400.00 4. Keeney Carnival (5/53) 45.00 135.00 4. ChiCoin Name Bowler 4. Hit Parade (CC 2/51) 10.00 19.00 4. Screamo (Wm 4/54) 85.00 120.00 4. Keeney Pacemaker (1/53) 40.00 110.00 4. Hit & Kuns (Ge 3/51) 15.00 25.00 4. Sea Jockeys (Wm 11/51) 25.00 50.00 (9/53) 50.00 150.00 4. ChiCoin 10th Frame 4. Hit ’N Run (Got 4/52) 30.00 75.00 4. Select-A-Card (Got 4/50) 10.00 19.00 2. Keeney Mainliner Double Score Bowler 6. Holiday (CC 12/48) 10.00 20.00 4. Shantytown (Ex 10/49) 20.00 30.00 Bowler ( 1/54) 65.00 165.00 (2/53) 40.00 115.00 4. TTolidav

4. ChiCoin Arrow (2/55) . 225.00 335.00 4. Lucky Inning 4. Sportsman (Wm 2/52) 25.00 35.00 1. DeLuxe model 75.00 135.00 (Wm 5/50) 20.00 45.00 4. Springtime (Ge 3/52) 20.00 30.00 4. ChiCoin Criss Cross 4* United Chief (11/53) 65.00 145.00 165.00 4. Lulu (Wm 12/54) 185.00 220.00 4. Stage Coach (Got 11/54) 195.00 Targette (1/55) 75.00 200.00 4. United Leader (11/53) 100.00 150.00 4. Mad. Sq. Garden 1* Starlets (Un 12/55) 250.00 425.00 Deluxe model 100.00 225.00 4. DeLuxe model 110.00 155.00 (Got 6/50) 30.00 50.00 4. ChiCoin Bonus Score 1. United Team (1/54) 100.00 185.00 4. Star Pool (Wm 10/54) 125.00 175.00 (4/55) 240.00 325.00 1. 6. Magic (Ex 11/48) . . 10.00 19.00 DeLuxe model 125.0(1 185.00 4. Stars (Un 6/52) 40.00 55.00 4 ChiCoin Big League 4* 4. Majors ’49 (CC 2/49) 10.00 20.00 Lfnited League (1/54) . 95.00 175.00 4. Majorettes (Wm 4/52) 25.00 45.00 ' 4. Starlite (Wm 3/53) 35.00 65.00 (5/55) 265.00 335.00 4. DeLuxe model 120.00 180.00 COPYRIGHTED 1956 REPRODUCTION NOT PERMITTED

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4. United Ace (5/54) . . 125.00 185.00 4. DeLuxe model 155.00 290.00 4. DeLuxe model 135.00 195.00 4. United Mars (1/55) 125.00 300.00 Manufacturers New Equipment 4. United Rainbow (5/54) 99.50 200.00 4. DeLuxe model 165.00 300.00 4* 4. United Banner (8/54) . 155.00 205.00 Un. Lightning (2/55) . . 175.00 310.00 Products listed here are currently in production. Prices are manufacturers’ list 4. DeLuxe model 165.00 210.00 4. DeLuxe model 185.00 320.00 prices, F.O.B. factory. 4. United Shuffle Targette 4. Un. Venus (3/55) .... 140.00 325.00 (8/54) 150.00 220.00 4. DeLuxe model 175.00 330.00 AMI, INCORPORATED ROCK-OLA MFG. CORP. 4* 4. DeLuxe model 125.00 225.00 Un. Clipper (5/55) ... 210.00 340.00 “G-200” 200-sel. phonograph. Model 1450-Playmaster, 120 Sel. 4* United Speedy (8/54) 150.00 250.00 4. DeLuxe model 215.00 345.00 “G-120” 120-sel. phonograph.. 4. Un. 11th Frame (10/54) 125.00 260.00 4. Un. Derby Roll (5/55) 135.00 350.00 “G -80” 80-sel. phonograph. U. Model 1452, 50 Selections K £ 4. 4. DeLuxe model 185.00 DeLuxe model 165.00 265.00 355.00 “HS-200” Selective Hideaway. 3- Model 1454, 120 Selections .... 3- 4. United Comet Targette 4. Un. 5th Inning (6/55) 185.00 365.00 © © “HS-120” Selective Hideaway. Model 1546 Chrome Wall Box, (11/54) 125.00 275.00 4. DeLuxe model 195.00 370.00 “HS- 80” Selective Hideaway. N H °? 4* ^ 120 Selections * 4. DeLuxe model 125.00 280.00 Un. Capitol (6/55) . . 225.00 385.00 “HC-200” Continuous-play Model 1548, 50 Selection Wall 4. United Mercury (12/54) 150.00 280.00 4. DeLuxe model 230.00 390.00 Hideaway ie «• •* © «* Box i “HC-120” Continuous-play "1 H i H powav 1615 Standard Speaker ss 3. “HC-80” Continuous-play ©• d 1616 DeLuxe Speaker z? © Hideaway Jo* S' Model 1906, Remote Volume “W-200” 200-selection Wall Box a Control Bargrip Wallbox Bracket .... o' 3 Model 1927, Remote Volume Recessed Ceiling Speaker .... Control with Cancel Button Wall Speaker Corner Speaker

4. Bally Champion Horse 315.00 385.00 4. Decco Merry-Go-Round 245.00 380.00 J. P. SEEBURC CORP. 4. Bally Moon Ride 135.00 350.00 4. Exhibit Big Bronco . . . 239.50 375.00 AUTO-PHOTO CO. V-200 Select-O-Matie “200" 4* Bally Space Ship . ... 175.00 325.00 2. Exhibit Mustang 350.00 445.00 — Phonograph Bally Boat 325.00 375.00 4. Exhibit Space Patrol . . 175.00 300.00 4. Speed Studio Model “II” $3,245.00 4. Chicago Coin Super Jet 225.00 395.00 4. Scientific Television . . 295.00 350.00 V-3W-A—Wall-O-Madc “200" 100J—Select-O-MaUc “100" Phonograph BALLY MFG. CO. “100" 3W-1 —Wall-O-Matic . Double Header $ 799.50 MRVC-2—Master Remote Pin-Poal Volume Control Standard (52" x 35") Model HFCV2-&—High Fidelity Wall (A) Without lights Speaker InTI ll ARCADE EQUIPMENT 300.00 r (B) With light-up bumpers 315.00 HFCV3-8—High Fidelity Corner Speaker 4. ABT 6 Gun Rifle Range 550.00 650.00 4. Lite League 45.00 95.00 (C) With neon lights 315.00 4. Boomerang 25.00 65.00 4. Mills Panorama Peek 165.00 275.00 Senior (68" x 36* Model) 325.00 HFCVM2—High Fidelity Recessed Speaker 4. Bally Big Inning 65.00 150.00 (11/54) 175.00 275.00 DeLuxe ABC Bowler 4. Bally Heavy Hitter 35.00 60.00 6. Mill* Conv. for (without Match Feature) PS6-1Z—Power Supply 4. Bally King Pin 20.00 35.00 Panoram Peek 10.00 29J>0 Model A-110, 10c a play 760.00 HFA1-L6—Power Amplifier 4. Bally Rapid Fire 75.00 125.00 4. Muto. Atomic Bomber. 65.00 160.00 Model A-325, 3 plays for 25e . 780.00 4. Bally Undersea Raider 60.00 125.00 4. Mutos. Ace Bombers. . 95.00 180.00 Congress 4. Champion Hockey 50.00 125.00 4. Mutoscope Dr. Mobile Bowler UNITED MFC. CO. 4. ChiCoin Basketball (Prewar) 95.00 190.00 (with Match Feature) Monac° Champ 100.00 195.00 4. Mutos. Fly. Saucers . 90.00 155.00 Model C-110, 10c a play 805.00 $ 775.00 4. ChiCoin 4-Player Derby 100.00 165.00 4. Mutos. Photo (Pre-War) 150.00 140.00 Select Play Shuffle Alley Model C-325, 3 plays for 25c . 825.00 4. ChiCoin Goalee 39.50 99.50 4. Mutos. Photomatic (Without Match Feature) . 635.00 Bull's Eye Shooting Gallery. . 395.00 4. ChiCoin Hockey 55.00 75.00 (DeLuxe) 250.00 395.00 The Champion Select Play Shuffle Alley 4. ChiCoin Midget Skee 85.00 135.00 4. Mutoscope Silver Gloves 125.00 195.00 (With Match (With new-all-metal Feature) 695.00 4. ChiCoin Pistol 35.00 99.50 4* Mutoscope Sky Fighter 95.00 175.00 cabinet) 759.00 Build Up Shuffle Alley 2. ChiCoin Home Run, 4. Mutos. Voiee-O-Graph (Without Match 35(* Feature) 6 Player (3/54) . 100.00 195.00 150.00 350.00 Single Chute 760.00 4. Super model 125.00 249.50 4. QT Pool Table 60.00 85.00 BERT LANE CO. Double 4. Edelco Pool Table 20.00 50.00 4. Quizzer 50.00 100.00 Chute 780.00 Fire Engine (Kiddie Ride) $ 795.00 4. Evans Bola Score 65.00 89.50 4. Rockola World Series 40.00 80.00 DeLuxe Build Up Shuffle Alley 4. Evans Bat-A-Score 55.00 165.00 4. Scientific Baseball 20.00 50.00 Old Stutz Bearcat Car 695.00 (With Match Feature) 4. Evans Ski Roll 35.00 90.00 4. Scientific Basketball 20.00 55.00 Single Chute 810.00

1. Evans Super Bomber 75.00 160.00 4. Scientific Batting Pr. . . 20.00 65.00 CHICAGO COIN MACHINE CO. Double Chute 830.00

4. Evans Play Ball 65.00 85.00 4. Scientific Pitch ’Em . . 50.00 165.00 Star Slugger (Regular) ’46 4* 495.00 4. Evans Ten Strike . 20.00 50.00 Seeburg Bear Gun 75.00 150.00 Blondie (3 or 5 Ball, Match Star Slugger (Replay) 4. Evans Tommy Gun 35.00 95.00 4. Seeburg Chicken Sam 50.00 110.00 and Replay) $ 525.00 545.00 4* Exhibit Dale ... 34.50 89.50 4. Seeburg Shoot the Chute 49.50 90.00 Regulation Shuffle Gun Steam Shovel (Regular Model) 410.00 Alley 4* 4. Exhibit Gun Patrol 75.00 125.00 Seeburg Coon Hunt . . 95.00 170.00 (without Match Feature) Steam Shovel (Replay Model) 425.00 4. Exhibit Jet Gun 75.00 135.00 4. Set Shot Basketball 150.00 275.00 Single Chute 760.00 Twin Hockey, (Regular Double . 4. 4. Exhibit Space Gun . 75.00 145.00 Telequiz 75.00 120.00 Chute 780.00 Model) 455.00 4. Exhibit Pony Express 85.00 130.00 4. Un. Team Hockey . . 30.00 50.00 DeLuxe Regulation Shuffle 4. Exhibit Silver Bullets 40.00 125.00 4. United Jungle Gun 125.00 225.00 Twin Hockey, Replay Model 500.00 Alley (with Match Feature) 4. Exhibit Six Shooter 50.00 110.00 4. DeLuxe model 95.00 240.00 Twin Hockey, Match and Re- Single Chute 810.00 4. Exhibit Vitalizer 45.00 70.00 4. United Carnival Gun play Model 510.00 Double Chute 830.00 4. Exhibit Shooting Gal. (10/54) 175.00 285.00 (6/54) 75.00 160.00 4. DeLuxe model 185.00 290.00 4. Exhibit Star Shooting 4. Un. Bonus Gun (1/55) 250.00 350.00 EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. WILLIAMS MFG. CO. Gallery (9/54) 149.50 200.00 4. DeLuxe model 260.00 350.00 Hot Diggity 4* Exhibit ^portland Shoot- 4. Un. Sidewalk Engineer Slate Pool $ 375.00 (Single Player, 5-Ball) ing Gallery (11/54) 175.00 250.00 (4/55) 165.00 200.00 $ 407.50 Spanish Pool 295.00 DeLuxe 4-Bagger 4. Exhibit “500” Shooting 4. Wilcox-Gay Recordio 50.00 100.00 ( Baseball Game) 545.00 Gallery (3/55) 250.00 300.00 4. Wms. All Stars (8/47) 35.00 70.00 Crane 425.00 4. Exhibit Treasure Cove 4. Wms. Box Score (12/47) 39.50 70.00 GENCO MFG. & SALES CO. Surf Rider Shooting Gallery 4. Wms. Star Series (4/49) 29.50 75.00 (4-Player, 5-Ball) 595.00 . State (6/55) .... 350.00 400.00 4. Wms. Super World Fair (Rifle Gallery) . . 595.00 4. Games, inc. Hunter Series (4/51) 35.00 85.00 Hi-Fly (Baseball Game) 545.00 (1/56) 265.00 300.00 4. Wms. DeLuxe World THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER CO. 4. Genco Sky Gunner 75.00 150.00 Series (2/52) 40.00 95.00 4. Genco Night Fighter 75.00 125.00 4. Wms. DeLuxe Baseball D. GOTTLIEB & CO. Model 2000, “Centennial”, 200 4. Genco 2-Player (4/53) 95.00 150.00 Selections Basketball Classy Bowler 129.50 200.00 4. Wms. Pennant Baseball Model 1900, “Centennial”, 104 (Single Player, 5-Ball) 407.50 4* Genco Rifle Gal. (6/54) 150.00 225.00 (12/53) 120.00 165.00 Selections 4. Genco Big Top Rifle 4. Wms. Super Pennant Model 5210, Wall Box, 200 Sel. Gallery (6/54) 300.00 350.00 Baseball (12/53) . 135.00 175.00 INTERNATIONAL Model 5207 4. Genco Wild West Gun 4. Wms. Super Star MUTOSCOPE Wall Box—104 CORP. Selection (2/55) 300.00 365.00 Baseball (12/53) 135.00 180.00 —3 Wire 4. Genco Sky Rocket Rifle 4. Wms. Major League Model 5206 Wall Box^48 Rock V Roll $ 149.50 Gal. (5/55) ...... 269.50 375.00 Baseball (2/54) 110.00 185.00 Selection—4 Wire 4. Genco Champion Base- 4. Wms. All Star Baseball Model 257 Stepper—104 Selec- ball (9/55) 250.00 395.00 (2/54) 125.00 190.00 tion 3 J. H. KEENEY & CO., INC. — Wire 1. Genco Quarterback 4. Wms. Big League Model 253 Stepper—104 Selec- (10/55) 225.00 325.00 Baseball (2/54) . 125.00 200.00 Flicker Pool tion—3 Wire 4. Jack Rabbit 50.00 95.00 4. Wms. Jet Fighter (4 Player, 4 Sides) $ 3-75.00 Model 248 Stepper 48 Selec- 4. Jungle Joe 49.50 65.00 (10/54) 175 00 235 00 Arcade Pool — tion—4 Wire 4. . Keeney Air Raider . 65.00 120.00 4. Wms. Safari (2/54) 225.00 325.00 (1 or 2 Front Play) 375.00 1. Model 12* Keeney Sub Gun . 70.00 125.00 4. DeLuxe model 250.00 330.00 DeLuxe Hot 5117 High Fidelity Coffee Vender. ] Jo 4. Keeney Texas Leaguer 25.00 50.00 2. Wms. Polar Hunt DeLuxe Hot Coffee & Hot ft Wall Speaker * © 2 . 4. Keeney Sportsman (3/55) 295.00 350.00 Chocolate Combo Vender. C 3 ft Model 5116 8* High Fidelity 2 (11/54) 175.00 260.00 4. Wms. King Of Swat Various Models of above S Corner Speaker 4. DeLuxe model 185.00 270.00 (5/55) 300.00 375.00 Electric Cigarette Vender . . $ 284.50 Model 5115 5* High Fidelity 4. Keeney Ranger (3/55) 250.00 285.00 4. Wurlitzer Skeehall 35.00 70.00 Coin Changer Model 304.50 Corner Speaker COPYRIGHTED 1956. REPRODUCTION NOT PERMITTED.

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