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.a ÿ mw`?6'.$,. . -e em %,>> a .... s '''. vR.. Cash Box (Publication Office) 1780 Broadway THE FIRST HALF New York 19, N. Y.-10019 (Phone: JUdson 6-2640) CABLE ADDRESS: CASHBOX, N. Y. The music industry has just Rich in melody and nostalgia, the JOE ORLECK, President and Publisher NORMAN ORLECK, Vice President completed its operations for the song was performed with the nat- GEORGE ALBERT, Vice President first six months of 1964, and in ural ease of Louis Armstrong, with our view, it's been an incompara- his rendition going to the top EDITORIAL-Music MARTY OSTROW, Editor -in -Chief ble period for the business. against those Kings of the Moun- IRA HOWARD, Editor IRV LICHTMAN, Editor With monumental, far-reaching tain. Show music continued to have DICK ZIMMERMAN, Editorial Assistant irony, time is measured during chart success through the talents BOB ETTINGER, Editorial Assistant MIKE MARTUCCI, Editorial Assistant this period by the Beatles. They, of Barbra Streisand, whose record- JERRY ORLECK, Editorial Assistant minute, opened 1964 ings of "People," from her show, ADVERTISING almost to the JERRY SHIFRIN, Nat'l. Adv. Dir. of Music under the Capitol banner, and pro- "Funny Girl," took a leisurely, MARTY TOOHEY, Nat'l. Dir.-Coin Machine NEIL BOGART, N.Y.C., Music ceeded to collect a quickie gold good-music climb to the Top 10. LEE BROOKS, Manager, Chicago To Hold Your At one time, both "Dolly" and JACK DEVANEY, Manager, Los Angeles disk with "I Want GEORGE GOLDMAN, Art Director Hand." From that time, the world "People" were placed together in ADVERTISING: INTERNATIONAL of pop music set its eyes on Eng- that charmed circle. + See List of International Representatives Below land or, more precisely, the town The sound of show music on MANAGERS of Liverpool, and thus began the original -cast LP's also enjoyed re- MARTY TOOHEY, Coin Machine Dept. T. TORTOSA, Circulation historic rush of English names on newed vigor, including those of NEVILLE MARTEN, European Director the U.S. charts. Not content with "Hello, Dolly !," "Funny Girl," one - at -a - time chart showings, "High Spirits" and "110 In The CHICAGO LEE BROOKS groups like the Beatles, the Dave Shade." 29 E. Madison St., Chicago 2, Ill. Anything seemed to go when the (All. Phones: FInancial 6-7272) Clark Five, the Searchers were gaining chart runs with several re- Boston Pops, under elegant Arthur HOLLYWOOD leases, all of which were put to Fiedler, made singles sales hay JACK DEVANEY with an adaptation of the Beatles, 6290 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood 28, Cal. market by foregoing traditional (Phone H011ywood 5-2129) follow-up release schedules. In "I Want To Hold Your Hand." many cases, product by the Eng- Never the twain shall meet for ENGLAND under good -music and the Top 10 NEVILLE MARTEN lish crews was available Dorris Land many label names, which had the sound? The joke is on the fellows 9a New Bond' St. London, W 1, Eng. business headquartering in vari- without a sense of humor or the Tel: Hyde Park 2868 ous State and Federal Courts for creative sensibility to know that HOLLAND: PAUL ACKET, Theresiastraat 81a, The Hague, Holland, Tel: 070-722546 awhile. opposites attract ! GERMANY: MAL SONDOCK, Amalienstrasse The six months have been 28, Munich, Germany, Tel: 220197 Now, after a slight layoff, the past ITALY: MARIO PANVINI ROSATI, Viale Beatles are starting things off in historic ones for the business on Legioni Romane 5 Milan, Tel: 4073963 at- SCANDINAVIA: SVEN G. WINQUIST, Kagge- the second half of 1964 with not other counts. Capitol Records holmsvagen 48, Stockholm-Enskede, Sweden, control of Tel: 59-46 85 only new singles and LP releases, tempted to take greater FRANCE: ROGER SELLAM, 36 rue de Moscou, film and a long its product through its one -price Paris, France, Tel: Laborde 8523 but with a feature AUSTRALIA: RON TUDOR, 8 Francis St., U.S. tour to back them up. for -all "Stand for Stability" policy. Healthmont, Victoria, Tel: 87-5677 was sought BELGIUM: FRANS ROMEYNS, What was the state of home- Stability of another sort Paul Hymanslaan, 8, Brussels 15, Tel: trade practices rules 71.57.51 made U.S. product during the past under a set of MEXICO: ENRIQUE ORTIZ, Insurgentes Sur six months ? Groups like the Four sponsored by the Federal Trade 1870 Mexico 20, D. F., Tel: 24-65-57 ARGENTINA: MIGUEL SMIRNOFF Rafaela Seasons and the Beach Boys were Commission. 3978, Buenos Aires, Argentina, Tel: 69-1538 while As the industry moves into the BRAZIL: LUIS DE M. C. GUEDES, Rua Au- able to attain greater success gusta 2110, sobre-loja, Soa Paulo, Tel: second half of 1964, we can safely 61.38.13 new arrivals such as the Dixie Cups CANADA: JOHN MURPHY, 1455 Drummond St., and Johnny Rivers continued to predict that in years to come 1964 Montreal 25, Que., Can., Tel: (514) 845 3201 JAPAN: Adv. Mgr.: SHOICHI KUSANO capture the public's fancy. will be often referred to as the year Editorial Mgr.: Morihiro Nagata to the 466 Higashi-Oizumi Nerimaku, Tokyo But, whether in response the music business witnessed a SPAIN: FEDERICO HALPERN, Sagasta 23, not, there were Apartado English upsurge or of fateful events-whether 4025, Madrid, Spain on number SUBSCRIPTION RATES $15 per year any- some interesting developments or despite where in the U. S. A. Published weekly. of its own choosing class postage Second the U.S. scene. Outstanding among paid at Bristol, Conn. them. The first six months have Copyright © 1964 by The Cash Box Publishing these was the first top show tune in Co.! Inc. All rights reserved. Copyright under taken care of that. Universal Copyright Convention. almost a decade, "Hello, Dolly !" already
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BABY (WE GOT A GOOD 8 10 WALK DON'T RUN'64 (Jonathon-ASCAP) 63 THING *DUSTY SPRINGFIELD -Philips -40207 (Forshay-BMI) 52 GOIN') *VENTURES -Dolton -96 (Nujac-BMI) 73 89 5 THE LITTLE OLD LADY (FROM *BARBARA LYNN-Jammie-1277 39 YOU'RE MY WORLD DON'T BOTHER ME PASADENA) (Hill & Range-BMI) 42 49 HEY GIRL (Trousdale-BMI) 5 7 *CILLA BLACK -Capitol -5196 (Low-Twi-BMI) 88 95 *JAN & DEAN -Liberty -55704 *TAMS -ABC -10573 SUCH A NIGHT LOVES SOMEBODY 74 A TEAR FELL EVERYBODY (Raleigh-BMI) 76 (Progressive-BMI) 78 79 (Sands-ASCAP) 10 18 *ELVIS PRESLEY-RCA Victor -8400 Paramount -10571 *DEAN MARTIN -Reprise -0281 *RAY CHARLES -ABC 41 ANGELITO I'VE GOT NO TIME TO LOSE 7 DANG ME (Gil-Epps-BMI) 49 61 (East-BMI) (Tree-BMI) 7 8 *RENE & RENE -Columbia -43054 *CARLA THOMAS -Atlantic -2238 - MILLER -Smash -1881 *ROGER 42 NO PARTICULAR PLACE TO GO IT'S ALL OVER NOW 8 THE GIRL FROM IPANEMA (Arc-BMI) 25 24 (Kag-BMI) 96 100 (Duchess-BMI) 6 5 *CHUCK BERRY -Chess -1898 *ROLLING STONES -London -9687 -10322 *GETZ & GILBERTO -Verve 43 ALONE *VALENTINOS-Sar-152 WHERE DID OUR LOVE GO (Selma-BMI) 29 26 SELFISH ONE (Jobete-BMI) 15 38 *FOUR SEASONS-Veejay-597 (Chevis-BMI) 100 EMES -Motown -1060 *JACKIE ROSS -Chess -1903 *SUPR 44 TENNESSEE WALTZ 10 KEEP ON PUSHING (Acuff, Rose-BMI) 39 40 78 AND I LOVE HER 11 12 *SAM COOKE-RCA-8368 (Maclen, Unart-BMI) 85 *IMPRESSIONS -ABC -10554 *GEORGE MARTIN -United Artists -745 45 BAD TO ME 79 IF I'M A FOOL FOR LOVING YOU 11 UNDER THE BOARDWALK (Metric-BMI) 28 21 12 16 -66027 (Drury Lane, Beckie-BMI) 80 85 (T.M.-BMI) *BILLY J. KRAMER & DAKOTAS -Imperial *BOBBY WOOD-Jay -285 *DR I FTERS-Atlantic-2237 46 HEY HARMONICA MAN IN THE MISTY MOONLIGHT I 12 NOBODY KNOW (Jobete, Little Darlin'-BMI) 32 32 (4 Star Sales-BMI) 92 99 (Maclen-BMI) 13 14 *STEVIE WONDER-Tamla-54096 *JERRY WALLACE -Challenge -59246 *PETER & GORDON-Copitol-5211 47 A WORLD WITHOUT LOVE SWEET WILLIAM 13 MEMPHIS (Maclen-BMI) 21 15 (Budd-ASCAP) (Arc-BMI) 4 3 *PETER & GORDON-Capitol-5175 *MILLIE SMALL -Smash -1920 *JOHNNY RIVERS -Imperial -66032 I'LL CRY INSTEAD 82 SAILOR BOY 14 CAN'T YOU SEE THAT SHE'S MINE (Unart, Maclen-BMI) 74 (Screen Gems, Columbia-BMI) 77 80 I (Beechwood-BMI) 9 4 *B EAT LES -Capitol -5234 *C H I FFONS-Laurie-3262 *DAVE CLARK FIVE -Epic -9692 49 GOOD 83 HAUNTED HOUSE I'M INTO SOMETHING 94 STEAL AWAY (Screen Gems, Columbia-BMI) 57 78 (Venice B Flat-BMI) 86 (Fame-BMI) 23 30 *EARL JEAN-Colpix-729 * GENE SIMMONS-Hi-2076 *JIMMY HUGHES -Fame -6401 84 INVISIBLE TEARS LOOKING FOR LOVE 84 PEOPLE SAY (Central-BMI ) 97 (Merna-BMI) 65 92 *RAY CONNIFF-Columbia-43061 (Trio-BMI) 48 70 *CONNIE FRANCIS -MGM -13256 *DIXIE CUPS -Red Bird -10-006 85 THE GIRL'S ALRIGHT WITH ME I SHOULD HAVE KNOWN BETTER 17 I WANNA LOVE HIM SO BAD (Jobete-BMI) 87 (Unart, Moclen-BMI) 72 89 *TEM PTAT I ONS-Gordy-7032 (Trio-BMI) 18 23 *B EATLES-Capito l-5222 *JELLY BEANS -Red Bird -10-003 86 RINGO'S THEME (THIS BOY) 52 WHAT HAVE I GOT OF MY OWN (Unart Maclen-BMI) - (YOU DON'T KNOW) HOW (Sawtell & Herring-ASCAP) 51 58 erGEORGE MARTIN -United Artists -745 GLAD I AM *TRINI LOPEZ Reprise -0276 87 IT AIN'T NO USE (Roosevelt-BMI) 26 41 (Curtom, Jalynne-BMI) 89 84 *NANCY WILSON-Copitol-5198 53 DON'T WORRY BABY (Sea Of Tunes-BMI) 41 14 *MAJOR LANCE-Okeh-7197 19 FARMER JOHN -BEACH BOYS -Capitol -5174 88 BABY COME HOME (Venice-BMI) 20 25 I (Rosewood -Day, Bob Hilliard) 17PREMl ERS -Warner Bros. -5443 MAYBE KNOW 91 96 84 (Trio-BMI) *RUBY & ROMANTICS-Kapp -601 20 GOOD TIMES -'?LESLEY GORE -Mercury -72309 (Kags-BMI) 17 17 89 IT'S A COTTON CANDY WORLD *SAM COOKE-RCA-8368 55 LITTLE CHILDREN (Leo Feist-ASCAP) 90 93 I (Rumbolero-BMI) 36 27 *JERRY WALLACE -Mercury -72292 SUGAR LIPS *BILLY J. KRAMER & DAKOTAS -Imperial -66207 4111/ (Tree-EMI) 27 50 90 SAY YOU AL HIRT -RCA -8391 56 CHAPEL OF LOVE (T. M.-BMI) 100 (Trio-BMI) 31 19 *RONNIE DOVE -Diamond -167 HANDY MAN *DIXIE CUPS -Red Bird -10-001 91 DARLING IT'S WONDERFUL (Travis-BMI) 33 48 93 *DEL SHANNON -Amy -905 57 SHARE YOUR LOVE WITH ME (Travis-BMI) (Don-BMI) 55 62 *DALE & GRACE -Montel -930 23 TRY IT BABY *BOBBY BLAND -Duke -377 92 SUNNY (Jobette-BMI) 19 20 (Screen Gems-Columbia-BMI) 97 '>MARVIN GAYE-Tamla-54094 58 YOU'RE MY REMEDY (Jobete-BMI) 60 66 *NEIL SEDAKA-RCA-8382 24 MY BOY LOLLIPOP *MARY ELETTES-Tamia-54097 93 G.T.O. (Nom-BMI) 14 6 (Buckhorn-BMI) _ ':MILLIE SMALL -Smash -1893 59 WORRY *RONNIE & DAYTONAS-Mala-481 (Ridge-BMI) 67 77 C'MON AND SWIM *JOHNNY TILLOTSON-MGM-13255 94 SOLE, SOLE, SOLE (Taracrest-BMI) (MRC-BMI) 97 34 71 NO TO TO - I 2 BOBBY FREEMAN -Autumn -2 ONE CRY *SIW MALMKVIST & UMBERTO (Hill & Ronge-BMI) 83 MARCATO -Jubilee -5479 26 DON'T LET THE SUN CATCH 'RAY CHARLES -ABC -10571 YOU CRYING 95 IT HURTS TO BE IN LOVE 61 ANYONE WHO KNOWS WHAT (Screen Gems-Columbia-BMI) - I (Pacemaker-BMI) 16 11 *GENE PITNEY-Musicor-1040 '(' GERRY & PACEMAKERS -Laurie -3251 LOVE IS (Metric-BMI) 66 73 96 THANK YOU BABY 27 1 LIKE IT LIKE THAT *IRMA THOMAS -Imperial -166041 (The Girls-BMI) (Jobete-BMI) 30 42 62 EVERYBODY NEEDS SOMEBODY *SHIRELLES-Scepter-1278 *MIRACLES -Tamia -54098 97 MORE AND MORE OF YOUR AMOR 28 PEOPLE TO LOVE (Comet-ASCAP) - - (Keetch, Caesar & Dino-BMI) 68 74 (Choppell-ASCAP) 24 22 *NAT KING COLE -Capitol -5219 *BARBRA STREISAND -Columbia -42965 *SOLOMON BURKE -Atlantic -2241 98 MEXICAN SHUFFLE 29 DON'T THROW YOUR LOVE 63 LOVE IS ALL WE NEED (Almo-ASCAP) - AWAY (Travis-BMI) 64 85 HERB ALPERT'S TIJUANA BRASS-A&M-742 (Wyncote-ASCAP) 22 13 * *SEARCHERS -Kapp -593 >VIC DANA -Dolton -95 99 A TASTE OF HONEY AIN'T SHE SWEET 64 SHE'S THE ONE (Songfest-ASCAP) (Liphilben-Chartbuster-BMI) 69 75 *TONY BENNETT-Columbia-43073 (Advance-ASCAP) 59 81 * B EAT LES-Atco-6308 *CHARTBUSTER-Mutual-502 100 THE NEW "FRANKIE AND 31 MIXED-UP, SHOOK -UP GIRL BECAUSE JOHNNY" SONG (Merjoda-BMI) 35 54 (I vy-ASCAP) (Hollis-BMI)- :';PATTY & EMBLEMS -Herald -590 *DAVE CLARK FIVE -Epic -9704 *GREENWOOD SINGERS -Kapp -591 HOW DO YOU DO IT I'LL KEEP YOU SATISFIED 100 DOWN WHERE THE FOUR WINDS (Just-BMI) 53 72 (Metric-BMI) 94 BLOW (CHILLY WINDS) P.:GERRY & PACEMAKERS -Laurie -3261 *BILLY J. 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n www.americanradiohistory.com Epic Sales Meets Unveils WB And Reprise Offer "Wonderful World Of Entertainment" In New Fall Push 4 "Hot Line" Of Fall Product LAS VEGAS-Warner Bros. Records the U.S. and Canada, together with morning have developed Epic into unfurled "The Wonderful World of about 30 of the company's own per- `The Hot Line.' Entertainment" as the theme of the sonnel, the three-day conclave sig- "This slogan was chosen because it diskery's fall program last week at naled the release of 24 albums by has a dual meaning.... In New York its 7th annual sales convention at Warners and Reprise. our business is conducted via the long The Sands Hotel in Las Vegas. The meeting was highlighted by distance telephone lines and the tele- Attended by nearly 200 distribs, addresses by Warner Bros.' President type ... this is one form of 'The Hot sales managers and sales personnel Mike Maitland, Mo Ostin, general Line.' Secondly, 'The Hot Line' per- from each of the Warner Bros. and manager of Reprise, and guest speak- tains to Enic as a line of merchandise Reprise Records distributorships in er Bill Gallagher, vice president of Marketing of Columbia Records. -merchandise that's in public de- n mand. - Maitland stressed to the convention "One of the most over -worked and the need for continued development misinterpreted words in the record 20th -C -F Names Craft of modern businesslike practices on - the part of independent distributors, 1 business vocabulary is the word `line.' Creative Director, Distributors, in particular, will refer and also emphasized "the importance to a `line' in connection with a manu- Lewis To Head Sales of the independent record distributor facturer who has one single record or and Warner Bros.' pledge to remain Leonard S. Levy, general manager of album, or to Columbia with its vast with independent distribution." Epic Records, is pictured above ad- selection and catalog. When you speak Sighting Warner Bros.' accelerated dressing the label's distributors and of the Epic line, we want you to speak automated accounting system, Mait- salesmen at the firm's sales confab and think in terms of the depth and land pointed out the developments in held last week at the Eden Roc Hotel. variety of product which Epic repre- the record business will see the race Epic also had a sales session during sents. Think in terms of the classics, for survival "going to the business- the week at the Sahara Hotel in Las the popular category. the interna- man who can compete not only in Vegas. tional catalog, the jazz albums and price but also in the adoption of mod- the tapes. All of these elements com- ern inventory systems, IBM account- LAS VEGAS-The impression that bined have made Epic into 'The Hot ing programs, and aggressive sales, the Epic label had come of age hung Line.' merchandising and promotion policies handsomely over the label's to re- "In the final analysis, it will not be in any area of distribution." gional sales meets in Miami Beach one artist, one single record or one Both Maitland and Ostin declared and Las Vegas last week, where the album that will be directly responsible that the Warner Bros. and Reprise label's new `Hot Line" product (see for Epic's performance in 1964-a identities will be maintained separate- separate story) was unveiled. performance that will show the big- ly as exemplified in the company's The meets were addressed by gest dollar volume and highest net visual look, its advertising programs, Len Levy, genral manager of Epic profit in the 11 -year history of the as well - as the maintenance of indi- and Victor Linn, Epic's merchandis- label. This will be a direct result of vidual A&R staffs. ing and administrative manager. selling the line, taking full advantage MORTY CRAFT Participating in the three-day ses- In his speech, Levy reminded the of its scope, versatility and variety. NEW YORK-Trade rumors for the sion were Warner Bros. director of distributors of the diversification and "Our industry has changed con - merchandising, Joel Friedman; treas- depth of the Epic catalog, which has (Continued on page 38) past several 'weeks became fact last succeeded in making the label "The week with the announcement from urer Ed West; national sales man- Hot Line" of the record industry. 20th Century -Fox Records that vet ager Bob Summers; chief of engi- This phrase was the slogan utilized music man Morty Craft had been neering Lowell Frank; artists & rep- throughout the Epic Convention to Epic Offers 13 LP's ertoire directors Jimmy Hilliard, demonstrate "an exciting dimension named creative director of the label. Joe in music and sound." For August He'll supervise all the creative aspects (Continued on page 36) Levy on - called distribs to seek rea NEW YORK-Epic Records intro- of the label's operations. 1 sonatile profits and sell on merit, not In addition, it was announced that price or face duced 13 new "Hot Line" albums for going out of business Aug. issue at its regional sales meets Lenny Lewis has been named sales Record Turnout Due text of Levy speech below) . '(seeEntertainment for Epic distribs in Miami Beach and Las Vegas last manager, replacing Iry Trencher, who At NARM's Mid -Year Meet was provided during the evenings by week. has left the company. Topping the newcomers is the PHILADELPHIA-A record attend- such Epic artists as Adam Wade, The Craft, who gives the label a topper Village Stompers, label's third Dave Clark Five album, ance of rack jobbers will be meeting Godfrey Cam- "American Tour, The Dave Clark after several months of speculation bridge, The Back Porch Majority, at the mid -year meeting and person Linda Brannon, Five." on who would replace Norm Weiser, Buddy Morrow and The other dates to person sales conference of the Na- Bobby Vinton. include: "Around now head of Kapp's 4 Corners label, the World" by the Village Stompers, tional Association of Record Mer- Attending the annual meetings from "Oh, has had extensive disk industry ex- Columbia Records, the parent com- Play That Thing!" by Morath chandisers (NARM), this Tuesday, and the Jordanaires. "New Voice perience, including stints with the pany, were Goddard Lieberson, presi- from (28) at the Sheraton -Chicago Hotel Nashville," David Houston, "Straight Mercury and MGM labels. He also dent, Norman Adler, executive vice Ahead" in Chicago. president and Bill Gallagher, vice by the Goldebriars, "Outer headed the Warwick label and was West!" by the Honey Dreamers, "How Before the opening of president of marketing. associated with various indie enter- the Person In his to Keep Your Husband Happy. Look to Person Sales Conference speech, Levy stated: "In Slim! Keep prises, most recently in sessions October, 1961, a new regime took over Trim! Excercise Along the Miami on Tuesday afternoon, With Debbie Drake," with original Beach area. He has also appeared the regular Epic Records and a long -burning fuse members (rack men) will a was ignited, a fuse that was designed musical accompaniment by Frank as a maestro on a number of albums hold Hunter, "The Guitar That Changed closed meeting, during which time the to kindle a re -birth, generate a growth the and singles. pattern and produce an unprecedented World!" by Scotty Moore, guitar- NARM legal counsel Albert A. Car- ist on various Elvis Presley In his first assignment, Lewis, for- I sales explosion. In July of 1964, it's hits, retta, will bring the members up-to- "Tunes of Glory" by Andy Stewart, merly with the Capitol and ABC - a source of great personal satisfac- date on the Capitol Record Distrib- tion to tell you that we have totally "Join Rolf Harris Singing the Court Paramount labels and with Jet Dis- of King Caractacus & Other uting Corporation's action accomplished one third of our goals Fun tributing in New York, will personal- of several and Songs" and "Cliff Richard in Spain," months ago in "cutting made tremendous strides toward with ly visit all of off" certain the fruition of the other two. The re- accompaniment by the Shadows the label's distribs with- record Merchandisers and the Norrie Paramor Strings. in the next few weeks. from buying birth of Epic and Okeh Records is an Capitol product direct CRDS. undeniable fact! (These two labels) from are recognized by all facets of the in- Carretta has been in contact with the dustry and, more importantly, by the Bureau of Restraint of Trade of the consumer. I'd like to think that to- Federal Trade Commission on the gether, all of us in the room this Vee Jay Sales Meet Displays matter. At the Person to Person Sales Con- INDEX Menregli 29 Aug. ference sessions, which will begin -Sept. LP's, New Goals following an opening luncheon for Album Plans 20 all regular members and associate Album Reviews HOLLYWOOD - Vee - Jay Records, troller, and Steve Clark, A&R Direc- 30, 31 hosting more than 100 distrib reps members (labels) in attendance, will Bios tor, with "fantastic merchandising for DJ's 34 and company field men at a conven- ability, "sound financial direction, and feature twenty -minute appointments Coin Machine Section tion at the Beverly-Hilton 50-64 Hotel last brilliant product creativity," Wood between every rack jobber and record Country Music Section Tuesday (21) launched the label's cited the recent Vee-Jay expansion in 41 manufacturer at the meeting. Person International Section most ambitious release program (29 the singles field, including 20 current 42 albums) and sales drive to date, high- big sellers to person confabs will continue all Juke Box Ops Record Guide on six different labels, Tol- 40 lighted by Vee-Jay's entry into sev- lie, Interphon and the Oldies 45 sub- day Wed., July 29. By adding appoint- (Looking Ahead (Singles) eral new facets of the record 29 market. sids, and the Goldwax, Fame and ments to the Tues. and Wed. sched- Platter Spinner Patter 22 President Randy Wood, welcoming Melic lines newly acquired. ules, person person will Radio Active Chart the U.S. and Canadian distribs, em- Lasker, introducing the company's to sessions 26 phasized the company's determination Aug. -Sept. be completed on Wed. R & B Top 50 40 release program of 29 al- to capture an important share of the bums by color slides and stereo sound- In addition, there are eleven appli- Record Ramblings album market, which 24, 25 now accounts tracks, proclaimed the LP field one of cations for regular membership in 'Single Reviews 14, 16, for 75 per cent of the record indus- the major objectives of the label in 18 NARM. These applications will be Sure Shots 23 try's sales, in the same kind of suc- its further growth and expansion. cess pattern in singles that has seen presented for approval to the NARM Top 100 Albums (Mono) 29 "Our sales record," he said, "has Vee-Jay's growth and expansion since proved that we can create hits, buy board of directors the 'Top 50 Albums (Stereo) the day before 29 its management reorganization last hit masters, and that we can sell Mid Year Top 100 labels 48 September. meeting begins, and these them. We also know we can do the new rack Top 100 Singles Crediting the new management same business in the album market." members will also be par- (Alphabetized) 23 team, which Vending News includes Jay Lasker, exec In no way de-emphasizing the corn- ticipating in the person to person 60, 61 vice-president; Mark Sands, comp- (Continued on page 37) appointment schedule. 6 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 fi:
www.americanradiohistory.com 1 Key Exec Shifts At Capitol COLUMBIA EXPANDS "AGE OF HOLLYWOOD-Brown Meggs will With take over a new post at Capitol REASON"; OFFERS NEW per- Records Distributing Corp. on Aug. 1. sig. He'll be vp for merchandising, ad- vertising and public relations, ac- DATED BILLING PROGRAM; AD Is by cording to Stan Gortikov, CRDC ,d president. by aident Meggs will step down as director of ALLOWANCES 5% YEAR 'ROUND eneral eastern operations of Capitol Records peak. in New York, a post that will not be LAS VEGAS-Columbia Records' first filled. Coveney, of ant of Instead, John Capitol's year life in the "Age Of Reason" s. coordinator of eastern activities for was an unqualified success. These ention Angel Records, will add the pest of were the words of Bill Gallagher, New York office manager to his Columbia's VP of marketing, as he Purent present responsibilities and will func- summarized the company's ses on current orators, tion as Capitol's senior administrative position at a press conference held etance exec in the east. at the Sahara Hotel this city-site of ìbutor Meggs, in New York since 1962, will the label's 1964 international sales remain return to the Capitol Tower in Holly- convention. BROWN MEGGS wood to join Gortikov and W. B. Tal- Although he would not reveal speci- lant, Jr., CRDC's vp and sales man- fic sales and profit figures, he did say lerated ager, as a member of CRDC's senior that the label's unit sales at retail liait management team. from July of '63 to July '64 were up ents in In his new post, Meggs will handle more than 11%. However, it was re race all CRDC merchandising, advertising clearly indicated that the label's profit ISineso. and publicity activities. Reporting to picture in its first year under the mly in him will be Paul Russell, album mer- "Age Of Reason" was sensational. if mod. chandising manager. As a result of Gallagher admitted that the transi- Count. the move, the Capitol label's depart- tion into the "Age Of Reason" pro- GODDARD LIEBERSON e sales, ment of public relations has been dis- gram of last year was a very diffi- policies continued and its functions trans- cult one, and that for a few months ferred to CRCD's department of press after the introduction of the new teetered and information services. Meggs ex - plan, things were "pretty tough." But Reprise (Continued on page 37) after a declining third quarter in '63 Tarate- sales, the picture turned bright and n pany's the 4th qtr of '63 more than made ograms, Columbia Skeds 51 New LP's up for the months when Columbia of indi. was put to the test to see if it would For Release In Aug. -Sept. back down from its then stability lay ses. policy. "From then on," said Galla- LAS VEGAS-Columbia Records gher, "it was easy." ector of will release 51 albums in Aug. and STEVE STROHMAN In re -dedicating and extending the 1; tren- Sept. In Aug., the label will offer 14 "Age Of Reason" for the new sales pop albums, 11 Masterworks; in Sept. es man- year, Gallagher introduced the slogan, the label will market 15 pop LP's, 11 f engi. HOLLYWOOD-Key exec responsi- "Stability in Action," a phrase de- bilities have been re -aligned at Capitol Masterworks. All of the upcoming signed to suggest "year round" sta- 3&rep Records, according to an announce- product was unveiled at the label's bility. The major feature of the new ard,1 ment from Glenn E. Wallichs, chair- sales convention in Las Vegas last year's plan, as compared with last ;) man of the board and chief exec week. year's, is what Gallagher called "a officer. In addition, 15 of the new re- more realistic" dated billing program. leases will be available in 4 -track Effective Aug. 1, Dan Bonbright, Cap- Although he would not reveal com- NORMAN ADLER itol's vice chairman of the board, will stereo tape versions. plete details of this program, it was become chief the Pop Aug. product includes dates by referred to as a "new year-round financial officer for the New Christy Minstrels ("Land r Mee company. In his new capacity, Bon - credit program." Gallagher described bright will supervise all treasurer and Of Giants"), Jerry Vale ("Be My this program as one designed to help Love"), Andre Kostelanetz ("I Wish the dealer. Under the new program I attend comptroller activities, including prop- You Love"), Trio Los Ponchos and meetin: erty management, purchasing and the dealer would pay his Columbia data processing. Bonbright, who Eydie Gorme ("Amor"), Robert Gou- bills after he sold the merchandise, d perso joined Capitol in 1946 '-and who has let ("Without You"), Steve Law- rather than before consumers had the Na rence ("Everybody Knows"), Trio come in to purchase this new product. been general executive for Capitol's Los Ponchos ("By Special Request"), mrd lier record -club activities since their in- The first phase of what Gallagher ception in 1957, will continue as a Percy Faith ("The Love Goddesses"), referred to as a three phase program Tuesday member of Capitol's management Miles Davis ("Miles Davis In Eu- for the upcoming July to July record .go Hole committee, finance committee and rope"), Thelonious Monk ("It's Monk year will see Columbia distribs and board of directors. Time"), Robert Horton ("The Very their dealers paying for their Aug. - Simultaneously, Thought Of You"), Marty Robbins Sept. releases as follows: 1/eth in Oct.; re Perso Alan W. Livings- Ray ("Love ton, president of Capitol Records, ("R.F.D.") and Price I/oth - Nov.; M - Dec.; and % in Jan. '65. session will assume responsibility for all of Life"). Gallagher refused to be specific about regola' Sept. pop dates include: Barbara phases two and three in this credit Capitol's record -club operations. Liv- Streisand's "People," "Andy Williams 1 hold ingston program. However, it was quite evi- will thus have general execu- Sings Songs From 'My Fair Lady'," a time th tive responsibility for all Capitol ac- dent that the second phase would deal "Music From 'My Fair Lady"" by with special billing arrangements on Car tivities relative to the production and t A. Percy Faith, "Another Side Of Bob Xmas product and the third would BILL GALLAGHER distribution of Capitol and Angel- Dylan," Dave Brolbeck Quartet's o rs upt' label records. Additionally reporting deal with the new Jan. -Feb. product. "Jazz Impressions Of Japan," The Other important factors of "Sta- d Dista' to Livingston under the reorganiza- ing the education of radio stations tion will Clancy Bros. and Tommy Makem's bility in Action" include continued of sever. be vice president and gen- "Live & Lusty!," The Brothers Four's as to the importance of recorded music eral counsel Robert E. and consumer education through advertis- certi Carp "More Big Folk Hits," The Jordan - ing to radio. A continued effort will be Grant H. Kenyon, newly -appointed the quality of Columbia product; exerted on the of Columbia to buYie aires' "This Land," Ray Conniff's more dealer aids; etc. Gallagher also part administrator of management serv- "Friendly Persuasion," "The Many pointed Columbia would as- see that radio management under- our CRP out that stands the record industry and has ices. Faces Of Lyn Roman," "Command would work .t with el` sist RIAA and through a vested interest in its growth. Livingston, who joined Capitol in Performance" by Les and Larry El - its own promotion men in spearhead- (Continued on page 38) ade of tt 1945 and was in gart," "Square Dance Hootenanny" th elected president ,n on 1962, continues as a member of the by Buddy Durham with Ben Smathers Capitol board of directors and, with and the Stoney Mountain Cloggers. Sales New Product, Cos Eventful Col. Confab: Sales Wallichs and Bonbright, the Capitol Latin-American EX series albums Policies & 2 Annys: Label's 75th, Lieberson's 25th will be management committee. include: "Muy Cerca De Ti -Near ncbeon {o As a further result of the re -align- You" by Roberto Yanes, "Festival Of LAS VEGAS - Columbia Records, first appeared on an entertainment essoeP ment, Edward ap- Overtures" by the Madrid Symphony boasting Aug. -Sept. product and new disk, and Goddard Lieberson, presi- Nash has been merchandising concepts and two note- dent of the diskery, observes his 25th adage, pointed director of marketing for the Orchestras, Pablo Sorozabal, conduc- worthy anniversaries, moved into the year with Columbia in Sept. Special opointme° Capitol Record Club, Inc. Nash joins tor, and "La Nueva Interprete De La Sahara Hotel last week (22-26) for ceremonies at the convention took note and ree" the Club after a post as vice president Cancion Ranchera" by Irma Serrano. its annual international sales con- of both occasions. ing. Perso of Marketing Services for LaSalle The Masterworks product for Aug. - vention. Among the overseas delegates were ° Over 500 execs representing Co- reps from Australia, Canada and :ontinSe Extension University; as director of Sept. included 19 long-hair dates, two lumbia Records, Columbia Records Japan, as well as from European and ing aPPpj° advertising and sales promotion for musical comedy re -creations and an Sales Corp. and Columbia Records Latin American countries. se fed. lle the Crowell -Collier Publishing Com- LP, "Famous Scenes From Sir John Distributors throughout the U.S. Among the many Columbia artists gathered with execs of CBS' subsids on hand were Johnny Cash, Jimmy essions pany; and as an employee of the Guilgud's Production of William and licensees. Dean, Robert Goulet, Robert Horton, Schwab Beatty advertising agency. Shakespeare's `Hamlet'." Mitch Miller, Andre Previn, Jerry 8P9!í As for the anniversaries, Columbia ,levee Commenting on the re -alignment, The musical comedy re -creations Vale and Andy Williams plus such is celebrating year, marking _derideer°will Wallichs stated: are two Rodgers and Hammerstein its 75th newcomers to the label as Johnny Carson, "We are confident that these classics, "Oklahoma!," starring John 1889 as the year the label's name Jim Nabors and Lyn Roman. the 141 changes will give Capitol an improved Raitt, Florence Henderson, Phyllis basis from which to meet the complex Newman, Jack Elliot and Ara Ber- Me's? bel°"tbe challenges a nd of today's record business. berian, with Franz Allers conducting, MORE FEATURE NEWS ON PAGE 12 We are & I," with Barbra nleW Pera most enthusiastic about the and "The King outlook for the coming year." (Continued on page 36)
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Further, Columbia dedicates itself to the evolving pattern of "Stability in Action" -- the dynamic forward movement of ideas, plans and product to match the needs of the market and stimulate its profitable growth. This year, a planned month by month program will coordinate the total National and Local effort for maximum consumer impact and motivation. ML; to the cash flow of the retail This year, our financial program is geared -C market to give added emphasis to proper inventory levels and stock turnover. This relates buying, selling and financing directly to the seasonal needs of your business. Columbia Records urges you to combine your finest creative efforts and most vigorous sales endeavors with ours to move forward to exciting new levels of profit and performance for stability in action in an Age of Reason. _d/e,t, 7 Willig Gallagher I OL 80 www.americanradiohistory.com Emph ryIv . YEAR-ROUND STRONG RELEASES ..... 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See your Columbia representative for complete details. rIN_ACTION IN AN AGE OF REASON 11 www.americanradiohistory.com Kapp & Paramount Pics Roulette Visiting Distribs Imperial Names New Sales Head For In Powerful Promo Tie -In To Relay Fall LP's, Plans DeCaro A&R Chief Motown's Subsid Labels Has Gone" On "Where Love NEW YORK-Roulette Records is HOLLYWOOD-Nick DeCaro has re- taking its Fall Program of new re- placed Eddie Ray as A&R coordinator NEW YORK-Kapp Records and leases to each distrib for its initial Paramount Pictures are embarking on of Imperial Records, according to Bob new Jack presentation. Skaff, the label's vp and general man- a potent promo for the Bud Katzel, general sales manager and album on Kapp titled ager. DeCaro was formerly a publish- Jones single for the label, stated that this year the for Metric Music, publishing "Where Love Has Gone," from the diskery would dispense with the usual ing rep E. Levine film of the same affiliate of Liberty Records, parent Joseph annual distributors meeting and in- firm of Imperial. Ray recently moved name. stead, bring its new line of album new indie label, Paramount Pictures, distributor of releases and the entire Fall Sales over to Capitol's the movie, has appropriated budget of program story direct to each distrib. Tower. $250,000 to buy radio spots to plug In each area, he continued, the com- the picture, using the Jones recording pany will conduct sales meetings with of the title song as background music the distrib and their entire sales force. Col. Dealer Aids To for the commercials. Kapp is launch- At the sales meeting, the label will Help Create Era Of ing a king-sized national promotion unveil some 20 new album releases on "Professional Salesmanship" and newspaper advertising campaign Roulette, as well as Tico, Roost, LAS VEGAS-Part of Columbia Rec- on both the new single and album. Squire and Kenwood. At the same based on ords' "Stability in Action" program MELVIN DAKROOB "Where Love Has Gone," time, the diskery will explain the (see separate story) is the creation the Harold Robbins best-selling book, sales and merchandising aspects con- stars Susan Hayward, Bette Davis, of an era of "professional salesman- DETROIT-Melvin DaKroob has been nected with the release of these ship." To institute this concept, John - appointed director of sales for the Michael Connors and Joey Heatherton. albums. It is set for a late Sept. opening in Wiley, the label's director of market Motown subsidiary labels Melody, Both Katzel and Roulette sales field research, announced two items which Soul and V.I.P., according to an an- major markets throughout the coun- rep Ron Roessler, have already begun The song, which was written will be introduced to dealers. nouncement made last week by the try. title their tour of the distributors. The They are a Market Research Book, firm's vice president, Barney Ales. by many -time Academy Award win- week before last, Katzel covered ners Sammy Cahn and Jimmy Van which outlines the record business in DaKroob will report directly to Ire Washington, Baltimore, Detroit, Cleve- the last 10 years and the growing fu- Biegel, national singles manager, and Heusen, is sung twice by Jones on the land and Cincinnati, while Roessler hit movie soundtrack. ture market, and the Concept Book, his duties will include calling upon St. Louis, Houston, Dallas and Den- which will present merchandising and racks and one stops to acquaint them The Kapp promo on both the single ver. Last week, Katzel covered Phila- and LP recording of "Where Love Has ad ideas to dealers, with suggestions with new product and insure servie delphia, Boston and Hartford while on how to use them. ing by local distributors. Gone," will touch all promotional Roessler, out on the west coast, com- bases. For dealers and racks, there Behind "professional salesmanship" The new sales head has had con 1 pleted San Francisco, Los Angeles siderable experience in sales and pro. will be special poster and display and Seattle. This week, both will con- are attempts to promote greater deal- material that can be used in windows motion including two years with Au. verge on Chicago to cover the distrib er co-operation and participation by rora Distributors and the past thret and on counters. Also available will there, as well as to attend the NARM easels featuring blowups of the providing the salesmen with new years with Arc Distributing in De. be Convention. troit. attractive four-color cover of the Based on the tour, Katzel reported merchandising and ad tools and tech- album, and every single will be pack- that acceptance to the new release and niques; demonstrating to dealers the aged in a bright color sleeve. the program has been "excellent." Kapp will also send out to dealers theory of "More" - emphasizing the Darin Inks Melcher Also, he reported that the mechanics constant, ever-increasing growth in and disk jockeys informative and in- of bringing the program story to the depth biographical material about distribs has been a "boon" to both the all facets of the record market, and As Head Of TM's Jones and Joseph E. Levine, along diskery, the distribs and their sales- ' the resulting need for matching ad- Indie Production with copies of both the single and the men. To begin with, Katzel explained, vances in ideas, plans and product. LP for radio exposure. Kapp distribs the distrib, who this year has been HOLLYWOOD-In a major expansion in all markets will receive ad mats confronted with manufacturers meet- of his production dept., Bobby Darin furnished to tie in with Kapp's na- ings from one end of the country to has signed Terry Melcher as directe tional advertising on the Jack Jones the other, greatly welcome not having Riverside Files of independent production for his T.k. LP. to go out of town to one more manu- Music, the performer's music publish. To start this joint promotion, a facturers meeting. For Bankruptcy ing and record production firm. representative of Paramount Pictures Also, because the Roulette program is Artists Melcher has produced in. appeared at the Lake Tahoe Conven- strongly oriented for the salesmen as NEW YORK - Riverside Records clud The Ripchords ("Here I Stand;' tion of Kapp Records' executives and well as for the distrib and his inven- moved for bankruptcy proceedings "Gone," "Hey Little Cobra"-single 8 distribs last week to explain the pic- tory position with the label, it is much last week. Several weeks ago, it was LP, "3 Window Coupe"-single & LP ture promotion. Distribs present at Suit"): mdre advantageous to be in the dis- learned that the label was in financial "One Piece Topless Bathing the sales meeting had the opportunity tributor's place to make the sales Doris Day ("Love Him" LP) ; Franioe to see the movie, as the first of a presentation. difficulty, with creditors calling for a Laine ("Don't Make My Baby Blue"), series of special screenings. Finally, Katzel pointed out, the settlement of debts. In filing for plus Bruce & Terry ("Custom Ma- There will be a series of a dozen program can be presented to some of Chapter 11 in New York Federal chine" & "Summer Means Fun"). local screenings and/or cocktail parties the distribs key accounts while being Melcher will headquarter in T.M,'s in major markets before the opening Court, the firm listed $3,056,000 in west coast offices, effective immediate presented to the distrib. As Katzel liabilities and $1,300,000 in assets. of the picture in Sept. Disk jockeys, added, "you can no longer just pre- ly, and his first assignment will be t dealers, distributors and their staffs sent the program to the distributor record the Osmond Brothers (of NBC - will be invited to see the picture at and sit back to await results. Today TV's "Andy Williams Show") for this time. Now being planned is a you have to sell the program at the RCA Victor Releases MGM Records. T.M. is currently ne party on board Joseph E. Levine's same time to the important large gotiating with a number of major la luxurious yacht in New York's Hudson Lincoln Center Production bels for additional production assign River for volume accounts, as well as to the disk jockeys and dealers distributor." Of "King And I" ments, according to Darin and Mel from Boston to the Washington - According to the schedule, the com- cher. Baltimore area. NEW YORK-The Music Theatre of Signing of Melcher swells the Tif The plete tour of the distributors will be entire staff of Paramount - made at the end of the month in time Lincoln Center production of Rodgers staff to 19, with the young firm hay Famous Music, will also be working agi for the shipping of the initial orders And ing opened its doors 16 months on getting exposure of the Jones and Hammerstein's "The King I" with an initial staff of 4. single and of the new releases in the program. LP of the title song from In the meantime, sales on catalog will be released this week as the first the movie, both on radio and TV merchandise is being racked up as album of RCA Victor's Music Theatre shows. part of the new program. Wherever Jack Jones schedule per- series. The disk features Rise Stevens New Ideas Support mits, It was noted that all the new album as Anna and Darren McGavin as the he will personally attend cocktail releases for the Fall, as well as the Col's Fall Product parties to meet with disk jockeys and details King. dealers to help promote the main -title of the program will be an- recording. nounced to the trade following the Unusual to the recording of the LAS VEGAS-Supporting plans fo' completion of the tour. Katzel con- "classic" musical is the inclusion of the Aug. and Sept. product (see ser cluded "we are extremely pleased by "The Small House Of Uncle Thomas" arate story) will include new idee the reception we have received by the which has a playing time of eight and in merchandising display material. Szell & Cleve. Orch. distributors and their salesmen. Bring- In addition, there will be an "ad I ing our story directly to them has a half minutes. A highlight of the profit" pattern which will provide tt Switch To Columbia infused them with an added enthusi- original Broadway production and the dealers with the necessary materia' asm for the merchandise and the current Lincoln Center presentation, for co-operative advertising. LAS VEGAS-George Szell and the program that we believe somehow Major illuminated and motion di! Cleveland Orchestra, longtime attrac- would have been missing had we made the segment features Lee Verona as plays have been developed such a tion on the Epic label, have switched the usual presentation at a distribu- the narrator of the ballet in this the future "My Fair Lady" disPla` over to Epic's parent company, Co- tors meeting in some city." version. One of the most important element` lumbia Records. Szell is represented "The King And I" which opened of the plan is the "Name Power Cor on two new Aug. -Sept. releases from cept" theory which incorporates larg July 6 is the Music Theatre's first Columbia (see release story). ABC -Par's Parent imprints of the artists' names on,e Move makes Columbia the only la- Firm production and will have a run for displays in all national advertiont bel cutting three major American Ups '64 1st Half Income five weeks ending August 8. In spite There will be a motion display e. symphony orchestras, the other two of the fact that July is traditionally Percy Faith, Eydie Goome, Roper being the New York Philharmonic NEW YORK - American Broadcast- Goulet, Andre Kostelanetz, The Nr with Leonard Bernstein and The Phil- ing -Paramount Theatres, parent com- the worst month in which to open a Christy Minstrels and Jerry Va1r adelphia Orchestra with Eugene Or- pany of ABC -Paramount Records, had show in New York, the play grossed Country & Western displays of e mandy. a rise in six month earnings for the $84,000 opening week. The gross for Price and Marty Robbins; Jazz .'1 It's understood that the first half of 1964 and record income plays of Miles Davis and Thelonao°' switch was for the the week of July was $88,000, be- made to fill the void at Columbia second quarter. Monk; individual displays on are left Six month net rose to $5,433,000, lieved to be the second highest on Cole` at the death of Bruno Robert Horton (making his Walter. equal to $1.19 a share, from $4,219,- record for a legitimate production in bia debut) and Steve Lawrence, PI° Epic had been releasing Szell-Cleve- 000 and 93e a year earlier. New York. a special dimensional display.,," land Orch. product for the past eight Net for the second quarter was up The label, under the terms of its Leonard Bernstein conducting lly years. Previously, he did 40% New York Philharmonic thus Fe, some dates from last year's period, coming contract with the Music Theater, will Moat for Columbia, but to memorating Aug. as Bernstein at the helm of or- $2,568,000 from $1,830,000, or 56¢ record selected productions to be In addition, there will be pop strew¢ chestras other than the Cleveland. a share from 41e. staged over an eight -year period. ers on all the above mentioned arms 12 l Cash Box-August 1, 941 aie www.americanradiohistory.com )r LS Ceitireeee. Or del an by le ;er, g nt se 618 TINY" LITTLE -CORAL ad and cith st in expo by s di r hi c pu firm. iduc: I S -si ngle ng S Fl Ate' by B TirtOR- isto>r Fun r in 40414» OECCA imme t will .s (of p RSC DS! ;hose' srrent )f ma, tion a In aal ills th igfin manti 4. for iuct ng Pl luct de ne iy ma I be a ill pro sar9 sing. id ma ády'' srtant ne Fo orpora ¡ nom ady :al tion dí Gorp,e, aneta, FROM THE Je THEME sd lísplays ands ot PICTURE'MARNIE" lug ALFRED HITCHCOCK pnQ dct RELEASE n Ia A UNIVERSAL óáu tt pi Bb Cash 1± Box-August 1, 1964 st I www.americanradiohistory.com i I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIV RECORD REVIEWS Cash Box best bet B+ very good B good C+ fair C mediocre 1111IIII.4 11II Wi//./ 111NIII for commercial use are reviewed by Cash Box sI/I/van.» only those records best suited iievbiy¡ , epii Pick of the Week Pick of the Week CLINGING VINE (2:27) [Peter Maurice-ASCAP-Shuman, Carr, Lane] NEW FANGLED, JINGLE JANGLE SWIMMING SUIT FROM PARIS (1:55) [Suto BMI-Oliver] IMAGINATION IS A- MAGIC DREAM (3:10) [Bob Hilliard-ASCAP-Hilliard, Green] MY LOVE IS HERE TO STAY (2:36) [Duchess BMI-Ross, Crane] BOBBY VINTON (Epic 9705) FRANKIE AVALON (United Artists 748) Bobby Vinton's winning streak is sure to be compounded with this new offering, "Clinging Vine," another in the "Tell Me Why" vein which just Avalon's first for UA could be the first of the topless swimsuit tunes saw top ten action. The songster exhibits plenty of warmth and feeling to make the grade. Titled "New Fangled, Jingle Jangle Swimming Suit on this schmaltzy but lyrical gem. The reverse, culled from his- current From Paris," is a contagious rock-a -rhythmic novelty delight that sports LP, "Tell Me Why," should not be overlooked-it also has strong possi- a bright Garry Sherman vocal -instrumental showcase. The lovely ballad bilities. Should go up the chart path in leaps and bounds. is warmly handled by the songster. WHEN YOU LOVED ME (2:14) HE'S SURE TO REMEMBER ME A PRESENT FROM EDDIE (2:36) [Hill & Range, Ron Bre BMI- (2:35) [Saturday ASCAP-Crewe, Rambeau, Rehak] Byers, Tubert] [Metric BMI-DeShannon IT'S IN YOUR TEARS (2:27) [Saturday ASCAP-Crewe, Calello] BRENDA LEE (Decca 31654) DIANE RENAY (20th -Century -Fox 533) Brenda comes up with two superb new entries that can ride side -by - side up the hit lists. One half, the extremely pretty "When You Love Miss Renay can regain her winning touch with this new 20th -Fox Me," finds the lark in her familiar warm ballad pose. The other, a offering. It's an attractive beat -ballad romantic package, labeled "A change -of -pace for her, is a captivating cha cha beat thumper -with Present From Eddie," that the chorus-backed canary waxes in a tailored - strings labeled "He's Sure To Remember Me." Excellent choral-ork sup- for -teen -tastes manner. However, don't overlook the- tender shuffle -ballad port on this powerful double-decker. underlid, "It's In Your Hands." Strong arrangements supplied by Ca- lello on both portions. SOME DAY WE'RE GONNA LOVE AGAIN (1:57) [ McLaughlin-BMI-McMahan] LOVER'S PRAYER (2:30) [English BMI-Wallace] NO ONE ELSE COULD LOVE ME (2:12) [Toby -Curtis] LOVE ME I LOVE YOU (2:00) [English BMI-Daniels] THE SEARCHERS (Kapp 609) LIKE WALLACE BROTHERS (Sims 189) The Searchers, who zoomed to the upper levels of the Top 100 with their current click, "Don't Throw Your Love Away," should make a quick The Wallace Brothers, who clicked last time out in both the pop and return to top ten territory with this uptempo Mersey -beat opus. The lads r&b departments with "Precious Words," can go the whole -distance with are in top form on this close harmony affair with a catchy tempo. The potent follow-up stanza tagged "Lover's Prayer." The tune is a slow- undercut is a hushed -vocal item sure to come in for a fair share of spins shufflin' funky pledge of romantic devotion essayed in a soulful, feel- and sales. ingful manner by the boys. Eye it. The attractive undercut, "Love Me Like I Love You," is a lively, high-spirited happy blueser with an infec- YOU NEVER CAN TELL (2:42) [Arc-BMI-Berry] tious teen -angled danceable beat. BRENDA LEE (2:13) [Arc-BMI-Berry] CHUCK BERRY (Chess 1906) Following hot on the heels of his runaway bestseller, "No Particular Place To Go," is this new self -penned effort from Chuck Berry tabbed, Newcomer Picks "You Never Can Tell," and it's already a sales mover. It's a rock -a - rhythmic South of the Border -flavored item the wailer dishes up in a beatful manner. The flip, "Brenda Lee," is an uptempo happy -blues affair the teens can dance to. Looks like another rapid chart -climber for Berry. HOLD ME (2:47) [Ross Jungnickel, Robbins, World ASCAP-Little, Oppenhiem, Schuster] WHERE LOVE HAS GONE (2:28) THE TIP OF MY FINGERS (2:17) Champion [Paramount ASCAP-Cahn, Van Heusen] [Tree, BMI-Anderson] P. PROBEY THE LORELEI (3:13) [Evergreen BMI-Allen] J. (London 9688) P. J. Probey can make a solid impression an the wax map with this JACK JONES (Kapp 608) fantastic up dating of the oldie, "Hold Me." It's a pounding Beatles -like Jack Jones is a solid bet to continue his winning ways with his newest multi-track'er that's loaded with money -making potential, both vocally Kapp issue. It's another pic -title tune, from the forthcoming "Where and instrumentally. Flipside is the recent Bill Anderson -penned, Roy Love Has Gone," and it's a heartfelt ballad beaut that the smooth -toned Cark pop -country hit that P. J. renders with great feeling in a waltz - song stylist and the Pete King full ork backing puts across with telling beat -ballad format. effect. "The Lorelei" makes for a hauntingly lovely ballad companion piece. Both cuts are in the soon -due LP tagged after the flick. I COULD CONQUER THE WORLD (2:10) [Unart BMI-Evans, Parries] A SUMMER SONG (2:38) [Unart, Noble, Stuart] HOW WOULD YOU LIKE ME TO LOVE YOU (2:23) NO TEARS FOR JOHNNIE (2:18) [Unart Weart BMI-Springfield] [Leeds ASCAP-Weske] CHAD STUART & JEREMY STUART (World Artists 1027) THE CHEVELLES (World Artists 1025) Chad & Jeremy, the English song stylists who are still riding the It's more than likely that another English group will be making the charts in the U.S. with their debut hit, "Yesterday's Gone," can score an U.S. chart scene in the near future. This time it's the Chevelles and their even bigger success with "A Summer Song." Tune's an ultra -lovely, soft steady, stomping beat rendition of the romantic -history tale, "I Could beat cha cha with a folk flavor that the boys deliver in their enchanting Conquer The World," could take the charts by storm. Potent Don Charles hush -voiced manner. Backing's a heart rending, up tempo tale of a sol- arrangement. Inviting cha cha -twist love affair on the flip. dier gone to war. WHAT KINDA LOVE? (2:14) A BOY LIKE YOU (2:14) [Dundee BMI-Davis] [Screen Gems -Columbia BMI-Wine, Kornfeld] WISHING (2:14) [Nor Va Jak BMI-Holly, Montgomery] FUNNY LITTLE HEART (2:27) JIMMY GILMER (Dot 16642) [Screen Gems -Columbia BMI-Wine, Kornfeld] Gilmer can take another trip to chartsville aboard his latest Dot out- TONI WINE (Colpix 742) ing. The newie, tagged "What Kinda Love?" is another one of his en- Chances are Toni Wine will be the next big star on the Colpix roster. ticing, up tempo thumpers from the "Sugar Shack" groove. Kids'll dig it. The lark displays a winning teen approach as she multi -tracks a fetch- "Wishing" is a complete change of pace, soft beat lilter. Pretty coupler. ing rock-a-ska shuffle entry, tabbed "A Boy Like You." Toni, a co-cleffer of the tune, also arranged this chart contender. "Funny Little Heart," SQUEEZE HER-TEASE HER (1:56) [Merrimac BMI-Tucker, Wilson] on the underlid, beats along at a pleasant cha cha pace. GIVE ME BACK MY HEART (2:40) [Merrimac BMI-Tucker, Wilson] DERN YA (1:55) BMI-Tubb, Miller] JACKIE WILSON (Brunswick 55269) [Tree SUCH A SILLY NOTION (2:09) [Acuff-Rose BMI-Boudleaux, Bryant] Wilson's latest for Brunswick generates the excitement of his "Baby Workout" and it could very well develop into his biggest outing since RUBY WRIGHT (Ric S126-64) that chart date. It's a hard -driving steady beat affair, tabbed "Squeeze Ruby Wright has the `right' answer to Roger Miller's current dual - Her-Tease Her," that Jackie and the Gil Askey-led ork-choral group market blockbuster, "Dang Me," with this humorous reply from Ric rock out with infectious glee. The crying towel, beat -ballad pleader, on tagged, "Dern Ya." The lark's smooth, tongue-in-cheek handling of this the other end, finds Jack at his emotional best. Both ends are in the pop -country novelty should guarantee plenty of activity at the market- artist's "Somethin' Else" LP. place. The lark shuffles through a potent straight country opus on the flip. 14 1, 19 Cash Box-August Bo www.americanradiohistory.com `CLINGING VINE' STICK WITH VINTON...HE'S IRRESISTIBLE. HIS GREAT NEW SINGLE WILL SELL LIKE WILD. WATCH IT CLIMB THE CHARTS. EPIC EPIC'', Maree Reg. 1 M PRINTED 121U -S-A. Box --August 1, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com Iumululuuumumumumuuuulllmuuuuuululuuumulnllmumuluumumuuumuluumuuuu»uluuumuml®u 1111111 1111 I II I 1111111 RECORD REVIEWS best bet B+ very good B good C+ fair C mediocre Cash Box5' eel IP only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by Cash Box II 11111 IIIIIII 11111111111111111111111 Best Bets Best Bets THE FASHIONS (Cameo 331) SPIKE JONES (Liberty 55718) JIMMY RUFFIN (Soul 35002) ANNA KING (Smash 1904) BABY THAT'S ME (2:18) PARADISE (2:14) [Feist- SINCE I'VE LOST YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND [Metric-BMI DeShannon, ASCAP Brown, Clifford] (2:20) [Whitfield] Ruffin can (2:46) [Try Me BMI- Nitzsche] The Fashions- could come Paradise is all -a matter of bumps have his big chart break with this bow Wright] The lark has had hits in the from left field to score in the coin de- and on this sparkling Spike Jones on the Tamla subsid. It's an infec- past and she can score again with partment with this lilting Jackei De- stripper -fashioned arrangement of a tious, shuffle -rock blueser that the this extremely slow -moving organ - shannon-Jack Nitzsche-penned ro- melodic oldie. It's a spirited fun -lis- artist and his combo -choral support backed funky pop-r&b affair all mancer. Smoothly arranged and de- tening affair the deejays will surely serve up in ear -appealing fashion. about a gal who wants her guy to de- livered. go for. Watch it. cide if he wants her or not. NICK AND JOE CALLIN' I'M MOOD FOR (B+) IF YOU DON'T THINK (B+) IN THE (B) I WANT HER LOVE (2:42) [Try Me (2:02) [Kaimann-ASCAP- LOVE (2:06) [Robbins Strong shuffle -thump dual- (1:54) BMI- Appel]] Pleasant instrumental. ASCAP-McHugh, Fields] Another mart'er here. Brown] Lively, high-powered con- "burlesque" beauty from Spike and tagious blues item. crew. ANITA HUMES (Roulette 4564) JOHNNY RIVERS (Coral 62425) ROY CLARK (Capitol 5233) WHEN HARD SOMETHIN'S ED FORSYTH (Jewel 734) IT'S MY WAY (2:35) Cedar - TO GET (3:00) [Frost-BMI YOUR FIRST AND LAST wood BMI-Walker] Ray -Venet] Anita Humes (femme lead HOW OLD DO YOU HAVE LOVE (2:20) [Dolores Clark can get back in his money -mak- with the Essex) should capture solo ASCAP-Jones] Rivers, who TO BE TO LOVE SOMEONE cur- ing ways with this lyrical, medium - h honors with this new effort for Rou- (3:05) [Chevis BMI-Paterson] rently has an Imperial smash in paced bluesy full ork-backed ballad lette. It's a big -beat opus the teens "Memphis," can also cash in with Here's a pulsating teen -beat ballad with a nostalgic while -backed sound. 01 and spinners will give plently of at- by Ed Forsyth that could catch on in this date that Coral has latched onto. Plenty of potential here. tention. short order with spinners and kids It's an appealing ballad -with -a -beat across the country. The chanter has a romancer that the chorus -backed I'M FORGETTING NOW A (B+) DON'T FIGHT IT BABY (2:30) [Central Songs BMI-- [Blackwood McCoy] More big warm voice, and uses it well. A Rivers delivers with sincerity. - talent to watch. Taylor] Another first-rate side. This of the same. Could make it too. THAT'S MY BABE (2:43) one's a slow-shufiiin' country -flavored (B+) GOT A LOT LONGER TO [Dolores ASCAP] Also keep heartfelt tear-jerker sold with loads GO (2:03) .[Arc-BMI-For- a close watch on this shufflin' blueser. of poise and authority by Clark. THE MOJOS (Parrot 4500) syth, Lewis] A medium -paced It, too, can make noise. rhythm opus that also merits special WHY NOT TONIGHT (2:25) attention. LOUISIANA RED (Glover 3002) [Noma-BMI-O'Toole] The Mojos come on strong with a hard THE CASCADES (RCA Victor 8402) I'M TOO POOR TO DIE E.ocking frug. The group has a good BANJO BARONS (Columbia 43097) (2:17) [Jon Ware & Frost Liverpool sound. This finger snapper I DARE YOU TO TRY BMI-Singleton, Wyche, Glover] has what it takes to attract loads of GOOD TIME CHARLEY (2:09) [Honeysuckle BMI- Louisiana Red unleashes his potent, attention. (2 :24) [Berdoc-ASCAP Gummoe, Stevens, Snyder] The wide -range vocal talents full -blast on Canton, Belgin, Berger] The Banjo- group can have another chart item this swingin' low-down blues lament (B+) DON'T DO IT ANYMORE Barons shine brightly on this sing - on their hands in this hard-hitting, which boasts some clever, sure-fire (1:40) [Valley-BMI-James] along type charmer that couples a rock -beat blueser. Side has the lyrics. Deejays should really dig it. More rock on this end. memorable melody with strong lyrics. sounds, vocally and instrumentally that hits are made of. (B) SUGAR HIPS (2:15) [Jon Ops will like it. Ware & Frost BMI-Minter, TOMMY LEONETTI (B+) LET'S GET THE BANJO (B+) AWAKE (2:40) [Honeysuckle Glover, Levy] Medium -paced, in- (RCA Victor 8404) OUT OF THE ATTIC (1:41) BMI-Jackson] Pretty, soft fectious instrumental stanza. [Chesdal-BMI-Avayou] Another in beat cha cha wistful. DON'T STAND UP IN A the same happy vein. CANOE (2:28) [APT ASCAP AL MARTINO =Vance, Snyder] Tommy can make (20th Century -Fox 530) a big summer splash with his delight- AL CAIOLA (United Artists 747) THE YOUNG VOYAGERS COME BACK TO ME (2:30) ful version of this happy-go-lucky (Rust 5083) [Porgie BMI-B.&A. Proven- novelty. WHEELS WEST (2:05) Platter spinners oughta have BLUE EYES (2:35) [Joli zano] This date, cut during the a ball with this Sid -Bass -arranged [Alpane ASCAP-Caiola, Ro- chanter's days with 20th -Fox, is a cutie. manis] Al Caiola, who struck gold BMI-Asher] The artists dis- play a warm and appealing pop -folk beautiful ballad lilter (done in part with his "Magnificient 7" theme could Italian) that could make its way to (B+) DOWN BY THE OCEAN repeat the success with this like - style as they softly caress this ultra lovely lilter. Deejay exposure can chartsville. Splendid all-around per- (1:57) [Fred ASCAP-Bross, fashioned galloper that effectively formance from Martino and the Aldo Blagman] Another pleasant summer- showcases the guitarist's artistry. send it on its way. Eye it closely. Provenzano ork. time offering. Easy -on -the -ears style. Top listening enjoyment. (B) THE ANGRY SEA (2:02) (B+) I CAN'T GET YOU OUT OF (B+) ON THE TRAIL (2:13) [Joli BMI-Asher] More fine MY HEART (2:28) [South- THE JEWELS (Dimension 1034) [Robbins ASCAP - Grofe, folk stylings on this up temp entry. ern ASCAP-di Minno, Crane] This Adamson] Pop treatment of "Grand OPPORTUNITY is the lovely while -back hit for the (2:27) Canyon Suite." songster. Can also make the grade [Screen Gems -Columbia BMI again. -Evans, Stewart] The group can DU-ETTES (One-derful 4827) have JERRY DAYTON a break -wide-open Dimension (Epic 5-9703) PLEASE FORGIVE ME bow in this engaging thump -a - BOBBY MARCHAN (Dial 3022) rhythmic cha cha. PLEASE DON'T HURT (2:10) [Va-Pac BMI-Rice, Side's loaded with HER (2:24) [Laddie Williams, Kelly] The crew pulls out I'VE GOT A THING GOING pop-r&b chart ingredients. Keep close BMI- (2:23) [Tree BMI-Marchan, tabs on it. Mandia, Gregory] Here's an unusual all the stops on this quick -paced, hard - teen -oriented romancer from Jerry driving hand-clappin' blueser with an Riley] Bobby Marchan could well have (B+) GOTTA FIND A WAY (2:36) Dayton that could stir up plenty of interesting rapidly-changing beat. a hit on his hands with slow-shufllin' [McAllister BMI-McAllister] sales and deejay excitement. Multi- Side's a natural for heavy airplay. chorus -backed happy blueser with a Bright, teen -styled jumper. track and strong beat are an added contagious 'Monkey' teen -angled plus. Could happen. (B) LONELY DAYS (2:15) [Va- danceable beat. Watch it closely. Pac BMI-Rice, Flourney] I DOWN AND FRANCK POURCELL (Capitol (B+) THREE LITTLE BOOKS Slow -moving watusi dance item. (B+) GOTTA SIT 5237) (1:53) [Bourne ASCAP- CRY (2:43) [Tree BMI- THIS IS MY PRAYER Deane, Thomas] Novelty romancer. Marchan] Tender, soulful traditional (2:20) [Chappell ASCAP- r&b weeper. Carli, Nisa, Panzeri] The much THE BREAKAWAYS -re- MARK DINNING (Melbourne 1805) corded prize import can make a big (Cameo 313) MAXINE DAVIS (Guyden 2113) showing under the expert guidance of CALL HER YOUR SWEET- THE FLIPPER (2:02) BAD Pourcell and his string -filled ork. I REALLY GOT IT Most HEART (2:10) [Fred Rose- [Beam, Jaspar-BMI-Turn- FOR MY BABY (2:10) attractive sans lyric choral BMI-Payne] Mark bull] The Breakaways dish up a chants round out the lovely deck. Dinning, who tasty [Crazy Cajun BMI-Montalbano] had a while back smash with "Teen instrumental in the tradition of the Maxine Davis claims that she is really THE UMBRELLAS OF Angel," could score a substantial years -back hit, "Wheels" by the hung-up on her favorite guy on this CHERBOURG noisemaker with this Cameo debut. String Alongs. It's a captivating opus tale (2:12) It's easy-going pop-r&b chorus -backed [BIEM - Legrand] This haunting an easy-goin' romancer with sac- that could come from left field to of devotion. Deck could break rapidly. newcomer can also step way out. charine lyrics, but melodic. score. Beautiful melody surveyed (B+) BEFORE I LEAVE YOU in first (B+) SHOULD WE DO IT (2:05) (B+) GRANADA (2:12) [South- (2:27) [Long Horn BMI- class fashion by Pourcell's instru- [Acuff-Rose BMI-Dees, mentalists and wordless Wat- ern - ASCAP- Lara, Dodd] Stevens, Bilao] Pulsating-shuf]hn choral group. son] Ballad with beat. Bouncy arrangement of evergreen. blues weeper. 16 Cash Box-August 1, j9 o; www.americanradiohistory.com It's another"Mg Heart Skips A Beat" only-BIGGER! BUCK OWENS I DON'T CARE (Just As Long As You Love Me) D he ah blu DON'T LET SER KNOW #5240 In aV d lar Eta¡ tab Hear Buck sing this brand-new hit Jlad ant on the Jimmy Dean Show, IOD ABC-TV August 6th l d 'met road D F osez oteo Ist ant re- I¡g taw (2:y+ 'roe Ig , I, Is in Pi way ad he AI tUT for e BUCK 01A/ENS AND 6uOKiIMMs nun MN ill >unT nirr Eat Personal Management: Jack McFadden Sacramento, California YU 8-1189 17 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 s I www.americanradiohistory.com I i l I I 1 1 III 11 111 1111 IIIIli 111111111111111111111111111111111! I 1111111 II II II I 1111111I I I I III EEM11 II II1111IIIIIIIII1111 II 1 IIIIIIIII IIII IIII IIIIIIIII IIIII,IIII III (IIII III II IllllllllllllllllllllllilllII IIIIIIIIIUIIIIIh,IIIIIIUIIIbllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll RECORD REVIEWS Cash Box best bet B+ very good B good C+ fair C mediocre only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by Cash Box e rgi III 1111111 II 1111 11111111111111111111 11111111111111111111 111111111111111111 III 11111 IIII III II II I IIIIIII III II IIIIIIIII 111111111111111111111111111 III III II II ill II 1111111 111111 211111110111E111111111 Em 111111111111 IIEIEIEEIE 111111 I 1111111111111 111111111 EEIIEEIIE B+ REVIEWS B+ REVIEWS DIANE PINE (Take 3909) SONNY BOY WILLIAMSON LONESOME SUNDOWN BUTCH, PEGGY AND LITTLE (Excello JOHN (Old Town 1165) (B+) YOUR LOVE IS MINE (2:35) (Checker 1080) 2254) [Ripline, Doctor BMI-Bergen, (B+) I WANT YOU CLOSE TO (B+) YOU'RE PLAYIN' HOOKEY (B+) IT MUST BE LOVE (2:50) Rick, Coburn] R&B ballad shouter. ME (2:58) [Arc BMI-Dixon] (2:08) [Excellorec BMI - [Nuca Maureen-Verroca] In- (B) LUCKY GIRL (2:08) [Rip - Tender, after-hours bluesy tale of Green] Raunchy, high-spirited happy viting stomp beat rocker. heartbreak. blueser. line, Doctor BMI - Bergen, (B) TOMORROW NIGHT (2:19) Rick, Coburn] Tempo is speeded up on (B) MY YOUNGER DAYS (3:08] (B) PLEASE BE ON THAT [Nucca Maureen - Verroca] this side. [Arc BMI-Williamson] Shuf- "519" (3:02) [Excellorec BMI Good frug beat should attract dance fle -beat, earthy, funky lament. bugs. SUE THOMPSON (Hickory 1270) -Green] Traditional r&b weeper. (B+) BIG HEARTED ME (1:50) EDDIE STAPLETON (Fortune 559) JOHNNY BURNETTE (Sahare 512) [Acuff-Rose BMI - Gibson] LIGHTNING HOPKINS Pleasing up -dating of Don Gibson's (B+) WELL, I'M WEAK (2:15) (B+) WHAT A SUMMER DAY (Prestige 326) country click. [Trianon BMI - Stapleton] (2:15) [Sparrow BMI-Bur- Pulsating, teen -angled pop-r&b twist- nette] Fast-moving, danceable teen (B+) LET'S GO SIT ON THE (B) LOOKING FOR A GOOD er. LAWN (2:40) [Pres BOY (2:20) [Acuff -Rose BMI twister. BMI- (B) Hopkins] Low-down, funky, soulful -Boudeleaux, Bryant] Deck has a I WANT YOUR LOVE (2:45) (B) FOUNTAIN OF LOVE (1:52) pop -rock beat. [Trianon BMI Stapleton] blues tear-jerker. Medium - [Sparrow BMI - Burnette] -paced blues romancer. Lyrical, slow -moving moody ballad. (B) I LIKE TO BOOGIE (2:30) THE FURYS (Liberty 55719) [Pres BMI-Hopkins] Pulsat- DAVE HAMILTON (B+) IF I DIDN'T HAVE A DIME (Fortune 861) ROAMERS (Appro 1890) ing, lively happy blueser. (2:20) [January BMI Rus- BEATLE - (B+) WALK (2:40) [Tri- (B+) THE TIME OF MAN (3:45) sel, Medley] Very strong pop -rock anon BMI-Hamilton] Swing - tune backed with excellent teen sound in' low-key multi -danceable instru- [Brio BMI-Edmonson] Pret- KEN JENSEN (Ava 158) arrangements. mental. ty, slow -moving pop -folk message - (B) song. (B+) BOX CARS (2:16) [Hulla- DREAM (2:07) [Godsen AS - (B+) THE ARGENTINA (1:50) baloo BMI - Jensen] Lush, CAP - Mercer] Fair revision [Trianon BMI Hamilton] (B) SHADY GROVE (2:30) hard-swingin' jazz instrumental. job on the evergreen. Effective Latinish rhythmic- item. [P.D.] Impressive feelingful reading of folk evergreen. (B) CHEAP BLUE (2:25) [Hulla- MARIAN MONTGOMERY baloo Laconic, "BIG" TINY LITTLE (Coral 62424) BMI-Jensen] (Capitol 5231) CHANTS (Interphon 703) slow -moving midstream ballad. (B+) SWEET TALK (1:55) [Not- (B+) MARINE (2:35) [Hawaii (B+) SHE'S MINE [Ardmore & I able ASCAP-Coleman, Hud- BMI - Hermann, Jason, dieston] Good jazz -flavored sound. Shayne] Melodic, smooth reading of Beechwood BMI - Schlaks, WILLIE DIXON (Federal 12524) the flick theme. Weiss] Teen -angled rockin' blues - (B+) THAT'S LIFE (2:36) [Four twister. (B+) UNCLE WILLIE'S GOT A I Star BMI-Kay, Gordon] Good (B+) I'LL REMEMBER APRIL THING GOING ON (3:02) pop programming material. (2:33) [Leeds ASCAP-Raye, (B+) THEN I'LL BE HOME [Wel- [Sonlo. BMI-Thompson] Pulsating, Paul, Johnson] Pleasant, 'good music' beck BMI-Amoo] Ditto. fast-moving blues rocker. THE BOYS WITH THE BIG affair. GUITARS (Ford 133) LIGHTNIN' SLIM (Excello 2252) (8+) OUR KIND OF LOVE (3:00) THE SHERRYS (Mercury 72256) [Sonlo BMI-Thompson, War- (B+) THE BOYS WITH THE BIG (B+) SHE'S MY CRAZY LITTLE ren] Nostalgic, pop-r&b lament. GUITARS (2:27) [Merry -Go Round BMI-Taylor, - (B+) NO NO BABY (2:22) [Mer - BABY (2:38) [Excellorec BMI Daryll] Done in joda BMI-Huff, Carl] Rocka- West] Low-down tradition -styled refreshing drag -sounding tempo. - ballad vocal. blues weeper. AL CHANEY (Soundstage 7 451) (B) IF I COULD TELL HER (B+) THAT GUY [Merry-Go-Round OF MINE (2:15) (B) GREYHOUND BLUES (2:46) (B+) RETURN TO SANDRA I Another of the same, equally [Excellorec BMI] More -Taylor, Daryll]l Coupler ballad strong. of the (1:56) [Yonah-BMI-Chaney] via Everly Bros. sound. same. Up tempo rocker from Presley's "Re- turn To Sender" groove. THE SCAVENGERS JOE COSTA (RCA Victor 8403) LES & LARRY ELGART (Stars of Hollywood 1212) (Columbia 43081) (B) THAT'S WHY I WANT YOU (B+) DON'T TRY TO CHANGE (2:12) [Yonah-BMI-Chaney] ME (2:12) [Hill & Range BMI (B+) DEVIL'S REEF (1:52) [Del - (B+) BLUES IN THE NIGHT Soft pleasant ballad. -Pomus, Poncia, Andreoli] Songster Pat ASCAP-Patton] Rocka- (2:45) [Remick ASCAP ala Bobby Vinton's style string with guitar lead instrum. Mercer, Arlen] Lush, - presentation. with this big-band rendi- RELIGIOUS (B+) LITTLE ANNIE (1:50) [Sig- tion of evergreen. TWO nature (B) IS THE LONELIEST BMI - Southard, Nel- MY HEART GOSPEL KEYNOTES NUMBER (2:17) sen] Similarly -styled opus. (B+) Perper] [Gil BMI- DADDY (1:55)BELONGS[Chappell AS- (Nashboro-824) Sentimental tear jerker. CAP-Porter] Ditto. In Glory Land/Show Me The MAMIE Way BARRY VAN DOREN/JUNE WIL- DARVELL (Providence 404) KINSON (Jubilee 5483) MIGHTY GOLDEN TONES (B+) IT'S SANDY & SOPHOMORES (Nashboro-825) RAININ', IT'S POURIN' (B+) BIKINI WITH (Columbia 43089) Lord! Care For Me/My Saviour (2:23) [Luristan ASCAP NO TOP ON Schatz] Top notch - THE TOP (2:05) [Robin] Lifted Me folk-rock ballad Timely topic effort by the gals. (B+) WALK AWAY GIRL (2:21) material. [Tree BMI-Riley] Teen ap- WILLIAMS SINGERS (B) SO WHAT ELSE IS jumper. (Nashboro-826) (B) WHEN YOU'RE ALONE NEW pealing (2:25) (2:07) [Jonie ASCAP-Rob- Troubled Mind/We're Blessed [Davis BMI-Adessa] in] Novelty instrumental (B) I TRUST YOU TOMMY Hand -clap backing and rock by combo. BRIGHT STARS oldie a good beat give (2:02) [Famous ASCAP up-to-date sound. Shuman, Stith] Pleasant rock -a -bal-- (Nashboro-827) ZACHERLY (Colpix 743) God's Comin' Again/If You Miss Me DAVIS lad. & JONES & THE FENDERS (B+) HELLO DOLLY Singing (Derry 102) (2:09) [E.H. Morris ASCAP-Herman] The PETE BRO. JOE MAY TV 'ghoul comic' SHRAYDER (Ascot 2154) (B+) BOSS WITH THE HOT hops on the band- (Nashboro-828) SAUCE (2:00) [Lochmoor wagon with a cute uptempo version (B+) THE MEMORY OF MARI- What You've Done For Me/God Gave BMI-Davis, of hit. Me A Song Jones] Powerful soul - LYN (2:48) [United Artists twister. (B+) MONSTERS ASCAP Tobias, Pockris] Taunting HAVE PROB- heart -breaker- PILGRIM HARMONIZERS (B) LOVE IS REAL LEMS TOO (1:54) [Screen ballad. (Song Bird -1013) (2:55) [Loch- Gems -Columbia moor BMI Davis, Jones] BMI - Calcagno - (B) TEN TIMES BLUE (2:30) If I Pray/Words Of Elijah Tempo is in lower -gear Greco -Gore] A hard rocker with soul but has the clever [Kingsley ASCAP Kaye, sound. interjections by Zacherly. Springer] A sad - THE VALLEY WONDERS story teller ballad. (Song Bird -1011) WAYNE FONTANA GERALD & THE MIND The Twenty Third Psalm/The Lord': SIMS (Okeh 7199) BENDERS (Fontana 1917) LORETTA KING (Columbia 43084) Prayer (B+) LITTLE ECHO (2:04) let [Nico- (B+) STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN (B+) THE GOOD LOVE, THE BAD THE HARDEMAN SINGERS & Robert Carton BMI- (2:00) [Shapiro Bernstein LOVE (2:37) Carton] High-powered pop-r&b AS - [Premier BMI- (Peacock -3024) ment. la- CAP - Breedlove -Brown] A catchy Carroll, Puzey] Rockin' danceable r&b Living A New World/Remember Mc rock -a -cha date. affair. (B+) MOTHER NATURE (2:45) (B) THE HIGHTOWER BROTHERS ROAD RUNNER (2:20) [Arc (B+) TELL ME MY LOVE (2:22) (Peacock -3020) [Shake BMI-Sims] Jazz - BMI McDaniel] Infectious flavored twistable happy blueser. - [Premier BMI-Roberts, Car- Good Time In Heaven/Nobody's Fasll handclapper. roll] Same as the top side. But Mine 1 8 Cash 1, 1964 Ih Box-August 0 www.americanradiohistory.com re t2:1 troca daac [HC. Iacu: ad. ?5241 , GOT 131s Pulsau VEG ison, neut. 7 451 SAg t_Cha sley's TANT` ytI-C't': v, SES Sav tessei You MefGod EgS iíjah Os >GE". /Rev' BgO°9 /No14'i iu9us www.americanradiohistory.com IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 1111111111111111011111111111111111111 1111111111 I Set Re -Issue Of Re -Tying The Knot ll® III III 1111111111111111111111111111111 111111111 1111111 1111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111 11111 1111111 I 1111111111111111111H Kempff's Complete Beethoven Sonatas ALBUM PLANS to NEW YORK-In honor of pianist Deals, discounts and programs being offered Wilhelm Kempff's first U.S. recital, dealers and distributors by record manufacturers. MGM Records has arranged with 11111111 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 1 1111111 11111 IIII III 11111 dill' 111111111111111111111111 1 11 11111 11111111 1111 11111111 111 I 11111 Deutsche Grammophon, whose records III IIII 111 fig 111 III III III III 11 11111 Ill' Ill it distributes in this country, to re- issue in Oct. Kempff's vaunted re- ABC -PARAMOUNT, IMPULSE! & TANGERINE cordings of the Beethoven Piano So- 1211% discount on all new and catalog product. Expires: Sept. 30. natas. The Complete Beethoven Piano Sonatas will comprise ten disks as a ATLANTIC & ATCO boxed set (not available singly) to be 121/2% discount on all new product and rest of catalogs. 30-60-90 day billing to qualifying released shortly before the pianist accounts. Expires: Aug. 31. gives his American deput recitals at New York's Carnegie Hall on Oct. 13 AUDIO FIDELITY and 15. LP deal: buy -8 -get -1 -free, plus one stereo spectacular demo at $6 with the purchase of each Each of the ten records has been two catalog records. No termination date announced. re -mastered and newly pressed. The sonatas in Kempff's versions origin- NEW YORK-Everyone was all BLUE NOTE ally were released on American press- smiles when Rita Pavone recently 10% discount on all LP's. Expires: Aug. 31. ings starting in 1952 and totaled 15 signed a new long-term contract with records, compared to 10 in this new RCA Italiana. The lark whose first COLPIX edition and to 13 in the recently re- English -language single "Remember "The Red Carpet Is Out"-Buy-4-get-I-free on 13 new LP's; 30-60-90 billing; 100^ exchange issued Schnabel set on Angel. Me" and album made quite an impres- privilege. Also in Oct., MGM will release four sion on the charts, recently returned new DGG albums by Kempff, two de- to her native Italy from a tour of FOLKWAYS voted to Brahms' piano music (the South America. Currently recording A fall incentive plan whereby eight pre-packaged units -10 albums each-are offered on a intermezzi, rhapsodies and capriccios her second RCA Victor English - buy-6 -get -1 -free basis. Also, other LP's at additional 121/2% discount. of Opp. 76, 79, 116, 117, 118, 119) and language LP under the A&R super- two new recordings of the last four vision of Joe Rene, she will be back NASH BORO Beethoven piano sonatas, which will in the U.S. in October for a return Buy -7 -get-1 -free on entire catalog including new LP's. 100% exchangeable. No expiration date comprise one of the pianist's Carnegie engagement on the Ed Sullivan CBS- has been set. Hall Programs. TV'er. Shown (left to right) with Rita Kempff's presently available DGG are Teddy Reno, her manager, RCA and ORIGINAL SOUND recordings include the five Beethoven Victor division veep Dario Soria 100% exchangeable. No expiration date piano concertos, two albums of Mo- Giuseppe Ornato, general manager of LP catalog available on a buy -10 -get -1 -free basis. zart piano concertos (Nos. 8, 23, 24, RCA Italiana. 27), an album of Mozart sonatas and PHILIPS fantasias and a single disc of the 10% discount on albums. Beethoven "Moonlight," "Pathetique" World Artists Bows and "Appassionata" piano sonatas. REQUEST American Arts Subsid LP catalog available on a buy-10 -get -2 -free basis. Described as a limited -time offer. Kempff, who has appeared in Cana- PITTSBURGH-Lou Guarino, presi- da but never before in the U.S., was dent of World Artists Records, has a new TAMLA-MOTOWN-GORDY born in Juterborg on Nov. 25, 1895. announced the formation of as a program. subsid label to be called American All LP's available on a buy -6 -get -1 -free basis. Described permanent His father was a piano teacher. Arts. Kempff, who was well known at the Already patted to the new label are VEE JAY age of 20, succeeded Max Pauer as lark Bobbie Smith who will debut 10% discount on LP's. director of the Wurttemberg Academy with "Miss Stronghearted," and Brit- and Andee Silver. WORLD ARTISTS of Music (Stuttgart) in 1924 but ishers Alma Cogan Guarino also announced the distribu- 10% discount on LP's. No expiration date announced. resigned in 1929 to devote himself to tion set-up for the affiliate would be U8 1 II IIIIIIII IIII III IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIi1111111111111111111111111gIII1111111111i111111111111111111111111111!1111! the piano and to his master classes. the same as for World Artists. !11111 III IIII III 11111 11 1111 IllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllEll IIIIIIIII ..;OKthe Jackie Ross "Selfish - .... What? 1903 and 1906..?? One and Chuck's "You Never Can No question! Sales are fantastic I Tell" are definite hits. All agreed? They'll both hit top five. Let's wrap it up. We're here for a reason, L not a season! .. Keep sluggin' on Jackie's ... We're wastin' time talkin' Jackie - "Selfish One" and Chuck's "You Never - Ross and Chuck Berry. We know they're hits) Can Tell". Start rennin' with 1078 and 1083. Let's talk 1078 and 1083. We're startin' to They're to work. sellin'. ..OK..back get big action on these...... 1078 is Little Milton's I don't know from numbers. "What Kind Of Love Is This" I talk titles to jocks. 0.1083 is Bo Diddley's What the hell is 1078 and 1083? " Jo -Ann" - Gimme a match, Phil CHESSproducing company 2120 S. Michigan Ave., Chicago 16, III. 20 Cash Box-August 1, Ba www.americanradiohistory.com ...and now from [WNTITD RISTSRECORDS where the big news is coming from- A TRIO OF BLOCKBUSTERS THAT ARE EXPLODING NATIONALLY!!! ¡10 ii liv FRA& Il E JOHNNY I;OLIISnoIeo AVAlA)\ C IVE lS ME NEW FA\1:1,1:11, OH JAPAN ENE JINGLE .1A\1:1,1: WHAT A HOY 'SWIMMING KINN I LOVE `111'1 FROM You PARIS UA 741 UA 742 UA 748 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com II 111111111111111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII III HO II 1111 III IIII IIIIIII Ili 111111111 a,n Ì%%%111. i`.ii`i ¡MKAlaiK PLATTER Cash Box SPINNER aaaeaesa aaeeaesa.aea. ;.:;w..,,.o; ::'e;; PATTER 1111111111111111 1111111111111 1111111111 IIIII III II 111111111 11 III III II II 11111111 11111111111 1 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII I 11111111111111111111 The world's first "sleepless sit-in" techniques to highlight today's mod- was recently conducted by WVON- ern trends at their East Central Re- Chicago. The outlet's deejays were gional Conference to be held Oct. 2-4 NOW! FOR THE FIRST TIME locked in a mobile home parked in at the Statler Hilton Hotel in Detroit. one of the city's largest shopping THE INCOMPARABLE VOICE OF centers at six in the morning on July The U.S. Foreign Service has issued 6 and they started a marathon to a call for help. More communications raise funds for C. O. F. O. (The clerks are needed quickly to staff em- Council of Federated Organizations) -bassies, consulates and legations which is coordinating the drive for around the world. To help fill this MALCOLM DODDS voter registration in Mississippi this shortage, WLS-Chicago is currently summer. The first spinner dropped off broadcasting custom produced an- oxecacamoex after 48 hours, another lasted 52, nouncements for recruitment pur- three more succumbed after 60 hours, poses. Produced by public affairs di- and the two remaining "Good Guys" rector, Don Stewart, the announce- CASH IN ON THIS TERRIFIC NEW TALENT kept it up for 85 and 87 hours. The ments are scheduled several times sleepless sit-in, billed as WVON's daily through August 8, or until the "Wide -Eyed Freedom Ride," received quota is satisfied. IN HIS EXCITING DEBUT ALBUM the support of the Windy City's Negro community to the tune of over $17,000. With over 2,500 entries on tape, Regency Records, United Artists and "TRYA LITTLE T Most couples are married to the KLAC-Los Angeles have closed the CAL/CAS-813 strains of music provided by a piano, contest offering a recording contract organ or even a phonograph. But a to any KLAC listener who warbles the Williamson, West Virginia couple re- best version of the tag tune from cently took their vows to music played UA's "For Those Who Think Young." on their radio. The twosome found Entrants were given free copies of the shortly before the home ceremony tune, then called and sang into the that someone had forgotten to obtain station's tape recorder banks. Re- a piano. The bride's mother, however, gency executives will sift vocals for had an idea. She phoned WBTH. After the best ten, followed by a live audi- a hurried search of the station's tion for those chosen before group of library of records, Mark Webb located judges. Best one, of course, wins the appropriate music and then played it Regency contract to cut the tune with on the air in a special broadcast dedi- full orchestra for national release and cated to the marriage. Radios were ballyhoo. tuned to WBTH during the ceremony and the couple was married on sched- KNUZ-Houston has received for the ule. Bob Harvit, general manager of sixth time the monthly Key Station the outlet said: "The request threw Award from the Texas Associated me for a moment, but you get used Press Broadcasters Association. The to requests of every nature from a award is presented monthly by the loyal radio audience." T.A.P.B.A. for the best coverage giv- en a news story during the month by Have you seen the WLOL-Minnea- a Lone Star State outlet. polis Button Girls? That's the ques- tion being asked all around the Twin Lou Gillette, KVI-Seattle news di- Cities these days since WLOL started rector, has reached new heights of their "Button Girl" promotion. Three stardom most recently in the flick gals are driving around the Twin world. The new "movie king" just Cities in red convertibles stopping at completed his first film for the United various shopping centers and parking States Air Force called "Gun May- lots asking drivers if they have their hem." Gillette plays a lead role, that car radios on 1330. If they do, the of a lieutenant colonel in the Air girls have gifts for them. If the driver Force. The movie was made in Seat- does not have WLOL on the car radio, tle and California and will be shown but will let the Button Girl set their to all Air Force personnel in the car radio on 1330, they also receive U.S., Far East and Europe. a gift from the station. Some prominent guests recently ap- It's now Christmas in July on CKY- peared on KHJ-TV-Hollywood's "Mil- Winnipeg. All over Manitoba, Dia- lion Dollar Matinee" program includ- mond Santa Clauses are carrying cer- ing Janet Blair, currently starring in tificates redeemable for perfect qual- "Sound Of Music" at the new Valley ity I/s carat unset diamonds. Listeners Music Theatre, outside Los Angeles. hear 24 clues daily to the identities of Others interviewed by host Wayne the Diamond Santa Clauses-then Thomas included Joannie Sommers must go out and find them to claim and Kirby Grant.... Betty Breneman, their diamonds. KHJ librarian, is back at her desk after a two-week vacation. Ditto for Johnny Canton, newly -named 3 to deejay Paul Compton. 6 PM personality on WHAM -Roches- ter, sends out an urgent s.o.s. for bet - Congrats are in order for Mitzi for singles service. Outlet is a 50,000 Hirschboeck, WLS-St. Louis staffer, watt, clear-channel setup and is pres- who was recently elected president ently in the process of modernizing of the St. Louis chapter of the Ameri- their music policy. can Woman in Radio and Television. Jim Runyon, KYW-Cleveland's mid- day (10AM-2PM) deejay, recently be- VITAL STATISTICS: MAlCOLM gan a two-week run as the King (of J. Patrick Tallman, formerly pro- Siam) in the Cain Park Summer The- gram director for the McLendon ater production of "The King And I." chain, named music director of KBAT- San Antonio. . . . Chuck Dunaway DODOS The American Women in Radio and given the green light as operations Television will use early broadcasting manager of KAYC-Beaumont. ÍBÄ 1ÌÌÌ1É Herb Sheldon Dies Olympia Dist. TENDERNESS NEW YORK-Herb Sheldon, the radio Handles Prima and TV personality, died here last week (21) at the age of 51. During the NEW YORK-Ervin Litkei's Olympia 1950's, the onetime deejay was one of Distributing has been named the New the most popular kiddie show emcees Prima on TV. Born in Brooklyn, Sheldon York outlet for Louis Prima's started his radio career by doing a label. First release under the new RCA CAMDEN one-man show for free in 1941. He arrangement is Prima's disking of AMERICA'S BIGGEST ENTERTAINMENT VALUE later packaged shows for actors and two tunes from the upcoming Walt deejays, became a strong deejay and Poppins." Sides announcer in his own right. He's sur- Disney flick, "Mary vived by his wife, two sons and two are "Spoonful of Sugar" and "Stay daughters and two brothers. Awake." 22 Cash Box-August 1, 196" www.americanradiohistory.com SURE SHOTS '" "" IIIIIIIIIIIII"I "'" The Cash Box "Sure Shots" highlight records which reports from retail dealers throughout the notion indicate are already beginning to sell quantity or else give every indication of doing so. BECAUSE DAVE CLARK FIVE Epic 9704 NEW RCA CAMDEN ALBUMS THAT STACK UP TO EXTRA AUGUST SALES ein I'LL KEEP YOU SATISFIED LOfS BILLY J. KRAMER Imperial 66048 th ntk an- I ptU. AND LOVE HER BEATLES Capitol 5235 ; di. [nee. I th HEY GIRL DON'T BOTHER ME TAMS ABC -Paramount 10573 taro I'VE GOT NO TIME TO LOSE CARLA THOMAS Atlantic 2238 IT'S ALL OVER NOW ROLLING STONES London 9687 VALENTINOS Sar 152 Collectors' items .1si by the great bandsman: audi "Elmer's Tune," "To You," cup SELFISH ONE "Pagan Love Song," Ss tl- JACKIE ROSS Chess 1903 "My Reverie," others. CAL/CAS-829 (e) IN THE MISTY MOONLIGHT JERRY WALLACE Challenge 59246 The Rest of Quartets ALL-NIGHT SING, VOL.1 ,n. . by t SWEET WILLIAM Smash 1920 ige g'': MILLIE SMALL onth' Top singers in top per- :lews t11 lI li ! 11111 formances for collectors. 1111111111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII 111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIII11IIIIIIIIII1111111111111111l111111h1111h11111I11111111 ights Illlp111111111111111111111111111111111111!!1111,1111111111111 III III III Includes: "Who Do You :he d: ,,,,.. . lgn rr.n,. . WEATHERFORD } .aup. %...,.. THE HARMONEERS QUARTET QUARTET Think," (Statesmen) .e Unis TOP 100 SINGLES THE BLACKWOOD BROTHERS QUARTET "I Get Happy" (Black- un Mt STAMPS -BAXTER QUARTET TRESTATESMEN QUARTET wood Bros.) 8 others. -ole, Q Box CAL/CAS-832 (e) the ' (ALPHABETIZED) S. in be sht Ili u!tUihllllilll I 11141p1111u111!dlllill!lll!lllnlmrPu.11ú'up ! IIIIIIIIp111II1111111111p!I IIII IIg 1111 IIIIIIII 11111111111111111111 III .III 11111111 11111111111 III IIII IIIi111111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIpI hlllhglllgllh Il in n ' Denotes Red Bulet Just Be True '35 A Hard Day's Night . Keep On Pushin' 10 CenLy A House Is Not A Home 70 99 55 pd's,a A Taste Of Honey Little Children A Tear Fell 74 Little Latin Lupe Lu 71 In1 lni A World Without Love 47 Little Old Lady (From Pasadena) 5 ,tarrlGï Ain't She Sweet 30 Looking For Love 'SO AI Di La *33 Is All We Need 63 1 Love t.j1e1Odr i vve sew lä. Alone 43 54 f And I *67 Maybe I Know Love Her-Beatles 13 And I Memphis Some of these romantic stAll'a: Love Her-Martin 78 98 Angelito 41 Mexican Shuffle and lush orchestrations SOTO' Anyone Who Knows What Love Is 61 Mixed -Up Shook -Up Girl 31 Brener More 8 More Of Your Amore 97 "This Love Baby Come Home 88 24 include narration: ,, My Boy Lollipop .L her Bad To Me 45 of Mine," "Symphony of Die: Because 65 The New Frankie 8 Johnny Song 100 To '60 Love," "Melody Of Love," Can't You See That She's Mine 14 No One To Cry Chapel Of Love 56 No Particular Place To Go 42 others. CAL/CAS-830 Nobody I Know 12 1Ií: C'mon And Swim 25 for Deng 7 12 stac; Me Oh! Baby (We Got A Good Thing Goin') ois Darling It's Wonderful 91 presiZ. d Do I Love You 36 People 28 . the Don't Let The Sun Catch You Crying 26 People Soy '16 e Don't Throw Your Love Away 29 1 T'elee Don't Worry Boby 53 Rog Doll 2 Down Where The Four Winds Blow 100 Remember Me 68 Ringo's Theme (This Boy) 65 Everybody Loves Somebody 6 ryerlf i. Everybody Needs Somebody To Love 62 Sailor Boy 82 Mct'ku', Farmer You 0 John 19 Soy *77 er of Selfish One nvn Girl From Iponema 8 Share Your Love With Me G7 rk DOO1 The Girl's Alright With Me 85 She's The One Ope5*GT0,Good Sole Sole Sole º Times2093mnt 9415 Steal Away 45 Treasured performances Handy Man 22 Such A Night Sugar Lips 41 by the country favorites Haunted House 83 21 i Hey Sunny include: "Sincerely," Girl Don't Bother Me 73 Sweet William 91 Hey Harmonica Man 46 "Slow Poison," How Do You Do It 32 31 Tell Me Baby Mine," others. Believe Tennessee Waltz "Oh 37 96 Get Around 3 Thank You Baby CAL/CAS-822 (e) Like It Like That 27 Try It Baby 23 Should *51 Hove Known Better 11 Wanna Love Him So Bad 17 Under The Boardwalk f I'm A s Fool For Loving You 79 Dis' 'Il Keep Don't Run '64 '38 tkel You Satisfied *66 Walk 52 glued the' 'Il Cry Instead 48 What Have I Got Of My Own 'm Into Our Love Go 9 P Something Good 49 Where Did Prima" n The Wishin' 8 Hopin' *4 Misty Moonlight 80 69 CAMDEN r'r, 'Invisible World I Used To Know RCA Tears 84 59 Ain't No Use 87 Worry BIGGEST ENTERTAINMENT VALUE disr'. It Hurts To Be In Love 95 AMERICA'S ¿9 is A Lofton Candy World 89 (You Don't Know) How Glad I Am 18 is All My Remedy 58 oming Over Now '76 You're 39 rÍ . 8" 've Got No Time To Lose You're My World ,oppin ' 75 III) II!Illllil ill 1! 11 Ilgl1u IIIIIIIIII!IrIIU911IIIIIIi111111UbIIlUIIIIIII111111 1 II I III 111111 1 arnand, 1 I I III III II I -ash Box-August 1, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com rye, BILL COSBY EDDIE DE RAE e ... In an era when performers rarely Green, currently out with a single I remain in one club long enough to dubbed, "You're Just Like You" heads get their billing straight, Tobi Reyn- for a 12 -week cafe & concert tour of It olds is an exception to the rule. The Australia next month.... Indie pro- h lark has just been held over for her mo rep Morty Wax calls to our at- 4th month at Gotham's Cafe Au Go tention these moneymakers: "A Taste tl ME . GIVE BACK Bob and Dick Tony "Silly Go. Boulanger Of Honey" by Bennett, a Heard, those cleffers whn c1ickP'l a Ole Summertime" by the New Christy while hack with "&bieail Beecher," Minstrels (both on Columbia) "Comin' claim they will do like Top 100 busi- Home Baby" LP by Jack LaForge on ness with their latest effort, Jean Regina, "You Don't Know Baby" by HEART Mayo.' Diamond deck of "Dew Drop the Pacettes (Regina), "Once A Fool" MY and Inn." by Lesley Miller (RCA Victor) Arlene Biedenkopf, secretary to "Taste Of Honey" by the Beatles. 1 Liberty topper Alvin S. Bennett, has Bill Cosby signs in for the Tonight 55269 just been honored by the Institute for Show this week (28) and takes his Certifying Secretaries, a department comedy the following night to the of the National Secretaries Associa- Village's Bitter End for three weeks. l' tion. She is now one of a select group ... Jackie Kahane, the comic who re- of top-level secretaries who earned cently scored a success on the Steve the rating and the right to use the Allen Show, is waxing a first album initials CPS following her name. Only several labels are interested in pick- 280 were certified nationally this year. ing up.... Sol Winkler came by with Eddie DeRae, who appeared on a copy of "Blue Eyes" by the Young Clay Cole's TV'er last week, makes Voyagers (Rust), which he produced. hi his Decca debut with "Go Back To The label has high hopes for the tune. Him." . . . Ray (El Watusi) Barret - David Enos tells us that Jodie to is the first to etch the evergreen Sands has been booked into "The Or- "Nature Boy" with a Latin beat-the chard" in Atlantic City with Jackie Just Released! tune is included in upcoming LP Mason, and that she'll premiere a new Ray's C on Tico. Jack Bart, president of deck shortly. . . . Trini Lopez opens A Great New Alb Kel- Universal Attractions, is on an 11 - a two-week engagement at Mr. n week South American tour with the ly's in Chicago this week before em- en which American Beetles. Dolores Rosaler, barking on a European jaunt Pea former assistant to the administrative will wind up at the famed Olympia pp, secretary of AGVA, has joined Uni- Music Hall in Paris. . . . Scepters al Ur. versal's sales dept. Tommy Hunt to headline at the Pep- Talked to Roy Botachio at Capitol permint Lounge for 2 weeks begin- dis who's back at his desk and feeling ning Aug. 3.... Harriet Wasser, who the eat Excitement better. Roy's taking a vacation the manages King Williams, indicates aue next two weeks, and during his ab- singer's first for MGM, "Patience nr sence, Mery Amols is making promo Baby" is sure to be a best-seller. the jaunts around town.... Bill Kaslin of Harriet also mentioned that Bob he 1 Hull Records buzzed to tell us he's Crewe has cut the Orlons for Cameo - just picked up the option on Shep & Parkway. The Limelights; the group has been Tommy Glascoe of Stork Records with the label four years and will de- buzzes that The Pin-ups, currently 11 but a new single before Sept. Lou pinning their hopes on "Looking For BL- 54117 ... ehn Guarino of World Artists Records sez Boys," have departed on a deejaY' the action will oPE BL -754117 (Stere of Joe Sherman's etching and disk hop promo jaunt that Mat of "Seventh Dawn" has turned to the take them to Scranton, Pittsburgh. tek other side, "Time Alone Will Tell," Greensburg, Latrobe, Erie, Akron, toul penned by Joe and his Youngstown and The'. partner Geo. Cleveland.... t; D. Weiss.... London's Phil Wesen is ma Carpenter, touring this summer id, all smiles over the sales figures on the in "Showboat," opens at the Ovens new Bachelors LP and the group's Auditorium in Charlotte on Jul' 28' k'e e new single, "I Believe," along with . Kenny Burrell to do Now Available At All Decca Branches skedded PrE "Tell Me" and "It's All Over Now" set of melodic jazz tunes with spe- by the Rolling Stones, and two new cially prepared arrangements for Phase 4 issues-"Werner Muller On Straight Ahead Rhythms, Inc. E 24 F www.americanradiohistory.com II NA .....or: l.::::. ..y..: . s RECORD Cash Box 'N" zge RAMBLINGS IVIIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIII!VIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIV a CHICAGO: at Shelly's Manne Hole, have been k signed to sing their hit, "The Girl JOHNNY aá Seymour Schwartz's new label From Ipanema" in "The Hanged to GMA is off to a flying start with Man" TV Project 120 two hour tele- ,n The Allnighters' "You Talk Too film. . . The Clinger Sisters, just th Much." Deck, distributed nationally signed to a Vee-Jay Records contract, or by Jim Golden's USA Records, is re- leave this Saturday for a series of pe portedly clicking in Detroit and start- fair appearances across the country. ia ing up in some eastern markets. Sey- Henry Mancini established all- ha mour recently signed Jimmy Ford time attendance records leading the who's currently touring with the Cleveland, Ohio, and Kalamazoo sym- Dick Clark caravan. . Paul Hertel phony orchestras in concerts... . Th writes from South Bend that the re- iri cent bash at Stephan Center Notre Vic Dana took over as a one week 4,000 teens. Stars guest deejay ara Dame attracted for vacationing Bruce RIVERS nm lr th ar am In That "MEMPHIS" Man 'at s tl Ne new Si with a brand single! 'dobl KARL BOXER JACKIE KAHANE JOHN McDONALD were Kenny Carlton & The Redcoats, Lee at WIND, Chicago... . Gil Friesen Princeton Five, and The Phantom upped to regional sales manager for Five, with spinner Dick Biondi em- Kapp Records. Tony Lowe now ceeing. . Alan Mink, nat'l. promo handling promotion locally for the mgr. for Smash, arranged a six-city label. . . . Singer-songwriter, Bill tour for Dickey Lee who has a possi- Shaw signed by new Coast label, ble biggie in "Only Trust In Me." . Regency Records to co -produce with Here's a word from Bert Loob that A&R chief Judd Hamilton first release RIC Records is hot with Florraine by the Nordic Trio. . . Songwriter Darlin's "Johnny Loves Me" and pro Jonny Baron and wife, vocalist Na - footballer Roosevelt Grier's "In My nine proud parents of a son, Jon Tenement." . The Beach Bays Carney Baron.... In addition to her headlined at McCormick Place (7/24) tour of European Army bases, Re- sin along with Freddie Cannon, Jimmy prise star Keely Smith has been set ' he Griffin, Lynn Easton and The Kings - for TV and nightclub appearances in tour men. . Congrats to Earl Glicken England, France, West Germany, and Italy. . . . Capitol Records producer, .íe p who entered the freelance promo THAT'S DUT fold. Earl was formerly associated Jim Economides cut additional tracks i Ta with Cortland Records. . . . Perez for the Lettermen's new album during °si Prado makes a rare Chi appearance their stint at New York's Copa... . at the Aragon Ballroom 7/24-26.... Dick Glasser, Dolton Records topper Chuck Livingston's on the move with plans an early release for The Stand - orge Mercury outings "A House Is Not A ells initial album release, recorded live shy" Home" by Brook Benton, "It's A Cot- at P.J.'s... . A Fa ton Candy World" by Jerry Wallace or) and "Maybe I Know" by Lesley Gore. HERE AND THERE: atles The Oscar Peterson Trio followed Toni Erroll Garner into the London House PHILADELPHIA-Ted Kellern has a ales 7/21.... In the fore at United Rec- flock of moving singles this week on ord Dist. are singles "I'll Always Love "Invisible Tears" to Columbia including MY e met You" by Brenda Holloway (Tamla), by Ray Conniff, "I Want You To Meet who "A House Is Not A Home" by Dionne My Baby" by Eydie Gorme, "A Taste he St Warwick (Scepter) and "Please For- Of Honey" by Tony Bennett, "Wah st alq give Me" by The Duettes (One-der- Wahini" by the Rip Chords, "Toki's ful). . in P The new Chad & Jeremy Theme" by Dave Brubeck, "Silly Ole side ebyd "A Summer Song" (World Art- Summer Time" by the New Christy 1e }o ists), Leon Peels' "A Casual Kiss" Minstrels, and "Summer Place" by the (Whirlybird), "If You Were The Only J's with Jamie. Produ then Boy In The World" by The Crampton Sisters (DCP) and Stand Up Carrico at Mar- hat 1 "Don't BALTIMORE-Dave The In A Canoe" by Ronnie Dante (Mu- shall/Mangold sez the distrib is set- la sic Voice) are among the sizzlers ting the pace in the Balto area with th at a Garmisa Dist. . Local group "GTO" by Ronny and the Daytonas ere The of Etons (USA) enjoyed a swingin' "You Don't Know Baby" BABE Dea (Amy -Mala), closing at The Mist in Joliet (7J19) by the Pacettes (Regina) and "Always Mr. when Al Hirt To Me" by ,efore and Count Basie (who Something There Remind a appeared at nearby D'Amico's) Lou Johnson (Big Hill). ent stopped by and joined them onstage for an impromptu session! ... Bobby DETROIT-The Marvin Gaye Revue, Seep Bland, Dionne Warwick, and a host which broke a lot of attendance rec- t the, of disk be artists headline at the Regal ords at the Twenty Grand Lounge eke Theater asr. starting 7/24. . Kent here, have moved into Freedomland Beauchamp of Royal Disc Dist. boasts and Martha and dicate with the Miracles pats a winning pair in "Summertime Blues" the Vandellas for four shows a day. by the Princeton Five (Princeton) and besbsá "The Dartell Stomp" by The Mustangs 88'er Karl that (Providence). CHARLOTTE, N.C.-Jazz Ca Boxer paid a visit to Ernie's Retord for his first HOLLYWOOD: shop here to sign copies of Raa LP, Jazz Impromptu. The traffic was rk heavy for Boxer's album and signa- cu Johnny Mathis and the Nogas held ture. ,00kiaa an opening night party at the start a d of n Mathis' current a engagement to the Available Greek Theatre. MERIDIAN, MISS.-John McDonald, Now . Dale and Grace dropped ntPitt5 in town to appear on the Dick Clark Sleeper Records disk artist, show by the Music Center here to perform rie. this Saturday.... Jerry Blaine, an president of Cosnat Corp., here over his current etching of "Sleep," the weekend updating of an old tune from the 20's. at all his d for meetings with pro- the ducer Maurice Duke anent release Jas and press campaign the release of GOODLETTSVILLE, TENN. The their for - deck fled initial film production, "The correct title of Joe Hinton's new , Candidate." on Back Beat is "Funny How Time e9 . Gilberto, ... Stan Getz and Astrud Decca Branches emeab currently packing them in Slips Away" by Willie Nelson. loir. s, 25 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 1, Os www.americanradiohistory.com mare ." t.../.t?'i: a ® -/ ..o..,.::,::. ter: RADIO ACTIVE Cash Box.... ;;::!, ... :tú CHART '¡t % A survey of key radio stations in all important markets throughout the country to determine by percentage of those reporting which releases are being added to station play lists this week for the first time and also the degree of con- centration combining previous reports. Percentage figures on left indicate how many of the stations reporting this invisible week have added the following titles to their play list for the first time. Percentage figures on right include total from left plus the percentage title received in prior week weeks. (SURVEY COMPLETED TO JULY 22ND) Tears or TOTAL % OF 4-43061 % OF STATIONS STATIONS TO HAVE ADDING TITLES TO TITLE ARTIST LABEL ADDED TITLES TO RAY CONNIFF PROG. SCHED. PROG. SCHED. THIS WEEK TO DATE 50 % Such A Night-Elvis Presley-RCA Victor 89% 49% Because-Dave Clark Five-Epic 49% I WANT 46 % You Never Can Tell-Chuck Berry-Chess 46% 45 % I'll Cry Instead-Beatles-Capitol 80% YOU TO MEET 43 % I'll Keep You Satisfied-Billy J. Kramer-Imperial 79% MY BABY 42 % And I Love Her-Beatles-Capitol 42% Ringo's Theme-George Martin-United Artists 54% 4-43082 41 EYDIE GORME 40% Maybe I Know-Lesley Gore-Mercury 61% 39 % I Want You To Meet My Baby-Eydie Gorme-Columbia 86% 37% Silly Ole Summertime-Ray Conniff Singers-Columbia 37% 36 % I've Got No Time To Lose-Carla Thomas-Atlantic 36% 34 Always Something There To Remind Me-Lou Johnson- AH4£GJ20 Big-Hill 34% Father 43% 4-43045 31% Sabastian-Ramblers-Almont 30 Looking For Love-Connie Francis-MGM 89% RENE 29 % Sweet William-Millie Small-Smash 29% AND 27% A House Is Not A Home-Brook Benton-Mercury 57% RENE 25 % Hullo Muddah, Hullo Fadduh (64 version)-Allan Sherman- Warner Bros. 48% 24 % Selfish One-Jackie Ross-Chess 44% 22% More and More Of Your Amor-Nat Cole-Capitol 22% A 21 % No One To Cry To-Ray Charles-ABC Paramount 58% TASTE 20% It Hurts To Be In Love-Gene Pitney-Musicor 31% 19% GTO-Ronnie & Daytones-Mala 59% OF 18% In The Misty Moonlight-Jerry Wallace-Challenge 94% HONEY 17% I'll Always Love You-Brenda Holloway-Tamla 17% 16 % I Should Have Known Better-Beatles-Capitol 71% 4-43073 14 % It's A C3tton Candy World-Jerry Wallace-Mercury 67% TONY BENNETT 14% You're No Good-Swinging Blue Jeans-Imperial 46% 13 % It's All Over Now-Rolling Stones-London 39% 12% The House Of The Rising Sun-Animals-MGM 12% SHRIMP 11% A House Is Not A Home-Dionne Warwick-Scepter 11% 10% And I Love Her-George Martin-United Artists 33% 10% He's In Town-Tokens-B.T. Puppy 10% BOATS LESS THAN 10 % BUT MORE THAN 5 % 4-43056 JERRY % JACKSON TOTAL % TOTAL % , TOTAL TO DATE TO DATE TO DATE One Piece Topless Bathing Suit Me Japanese Boy I Love You Looking For Boys Rip Chords (Columbia) 23% Bobby Goldsboro (United Artists) 9% Pin Up (Stork) 14°0 It's All Over Now Haunted House Jamaica Joe COLUMBIA RECORDS Volentinos (Sor) 1500 Geno Simmons (Hi) 8% Angels (Smash) 7% Sole, Sole, Sole Siw Malmkvist & Umberto Marcato Thank You Baby Let Me Get Close To You (Jubilee) 17% Shirelles (Scepter) 8% Skeeter Davis (RCA Victor) 7°ó O tOiuMd. Gi4Mc.5 MG .nwa(o W u5. 26 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com I I III IIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII .....a..:c,: u Cash Box LOOKING AHEAD p I a umrll I mi II u I III I i I Ills l l IIII i I IIIIIIIIIIIIII IlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllI I I I A compilation, in order of strength, of up and coming records showing signs of breaking into The Cash Box Top 100. List is compiled from retail outlets. YOU NEVER CAN TELL THE HOUSE OF THE SILVER DOLLAR HE'S IN TOWN host - 14 26 (Hampshire House 38 (Scteen Gems. Co'umbso BMI) 1 (Chuck Berry BMI) RISING ASCAP) SUN 16606) Tokens (B. T. Puppy 502) con Chuck Berry (Chess 1906) (Al Gallico BM() Mike Minor (Dot Animals (MGM 13264) thi A SHOT IN THE DARK A CASUAL KISS ASK ME WHY (EP) - 39 lote 2 (Twin Chris-ASCAP) BAMA LAMA BMAM LOO 27 (loci,- MAI) Beatles (VeeJay 903) Henry Mancini (RCA Victor 8381) 15 (Little Richard BMI) Leon Peels (Whirlybird 2002) Little Richard (Specialty 692) 2075 VIVA LAS VEGAS (EP) SOUL DRESSING 40 Willie Mitchell (Hi 2075) 3 Elvis Presley (RCA Victor EPA 4382) BACHELOR BOY 28 16 (Bost BMI) (Jungnickel & Horms-ASCAPJ Booker T. & MG's (Stan 153) THEME FROM A SUMMER ,F FATHER SEBASTIAN Cliff Richard & Shadows (Epic 9691) 41 4 (4 Star Sales-BMI) PLACE IAVE Ramblers (Almont 311) FT. WORTH, DALLAS OR I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND (M Witmark & Sons-ASCAP) 17 29 (Duchess-BM() J's With Jamie (Columbia 43068) I To SHOUT HOUSTON Arthur Fiedler & Boston Pops 5 (Wemar, Nom BMI) (Acuff-Rose-BMI) (RCA Victor 8387) George Hamilton IV (RCA Victor 8392) MICKEY MOUSE Lulu 8, Luvers (Parrott 9678) 42 Wonderland -8W I YOU'LL NEVER GET TO HEAVEN Danny Proviso (20th Fox 506) THE JAMES BOND THEME IF I'M A FOOL FOR 30 18 LOVING YOU (IF YOU BREAK MY HEART) 6 (Unart BMI) Seas ASCAP). BOY 2320) Jimmy Clanton (Philips) (Jac, Blue NEVER PICK A PRETTY Billy Strange (Crescendo Dionne Warwick (Scepter 1282) 43 (Wyncote-ASCAP) Dee Dee Sharp (Cameo 329) A QUIET PLACE LET ME LOVE YOU 7 19 YOU'RE GONNA MISS ME GOOFUS (R ìt tenhou se-BMI) 31 (Leo Feist-ASCAP) Mimms 8 Enchanters (MMPC BMI)/(Modern BM() FUNNY Garnet Bent Fabric (Atco 6304) 44 & Geneva BMI) 715) B. B. King (Kent 396) (Just (United Artists Joe Hinton (Back Beat 541) BOYS MORE, MORE, MORE, LOVE, SOLE, SOLE, SOLE LOOKIN' FOR 32 (MRC SMI) OF SIGHT 8 Canyon 20 OUT (Grand -8M1) LOVE, LOVE Sarah Vaughn (Mercury 72300) 45 (Try Me BMI) Pin -Ups (Stork 1) (Keetch, Caesar, Dino-BMI) James Brown (Smash 1919) Johnny Thunder (Diamond 169) SPANISH BOY I WANT YOU TO MEET (THERE'S) ALWAYS SOMETHING 9 I'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU 33 (T M -BM() MY BABY Rubies (Vee Jay 596) 46 THERE TO REMIND ME (Screen Gems, Columbia BMI) 21 )Jobete SMI) 54099) (RossJoe gnickel ASCAPI Eydie Gorme (Columbia) Brenda Holloway (Tornio Hill 552) OH WHAT A KISS Lou Johnson (Big I KNOW 34 (Rombed-RMI) NEW ORLEANS ME JAPANESE BOY I LOVE YOU 10 22 (Martin 8 Wooler SMI) Johnny Rivers (United Artists 741) (Rock Masters-BMI) 47 (lac, Slue Seas ASCAP( Billy J. Kramer (Imperal 66048) Bern Elliot & Fenmen (London 9670) Bobby Goldsboro (United Artists 742) ONE PIECE TOPLESS BATHING HELLO MUDDAH, HELLO SHE'S MY GIRL 35 YOUR TEARDROPS 11 23 )Spectorious-BMI) SUIT PUT AWAY Version) ( Trousdale-BMI) 48 (Screen Gems Columbia BM() FADDUH (64 Bobby Shafto (Rust 5082) (Curtain Coll-ASCAP) Rip Chords (Columbia 43093) Lettermen (Capitol 5218) Allan Sherman (Warner Bros. 5449) I'M HAPPY JUST TO DANCE 24 WHAT CAN A MAN DO ME SUMMER MEANS FUN WITH YOU 36 IT.M.-BMI 49 (Acclaim & Somos Island-BMI) Moclen SMI) 31630) 12 (Trousdole-BMI) IUnort, Ben E. King (Atco 1303) Bill Anderson (Decca Bruce & Terry (Columbia 43055) Beatles (Capitol 5234) LET'S GO TOGETHER 50 YOU'RE NO GOOD I STAND ACCUSED 25 IT'S SUMMERTIME U.S.A. 37 13 BMI) ¡trio-BMI) ¡Curtom (Jubilee 5475) Swingin' Blue Jeans (Imperial 66049) Jerry Butler (VeeJay 598) Pixies Three (Mercury 72288) Raindrops 4- IIIIIIIIII I IIII IIIIIIIIIIII I III Illlllllllllllllllllllll THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER IS lo BOBBY VINTON'S Next Number One Smash P/9 "IMAGINATION is a 33°lo 10, MAGIC DREAM" Epic # 5-9705 is from his latest hit album TELL ME WHY BN -26113 EPIC = LN -24113 Ou National Breakout Billboard July 25 Otl "' - 27 Cosh Box-August 1, 1964 1, ugusl www.americanradiohistory.com iv n>1lc if( /frF rf (.r)z;r 1\\,:hft,('rpt. :RUA 0 rss[ti r x : f.1 lsw COMING SOON! 1964-1965 ANNUAL WORLD WIDE 01 W DIRECTORY 22nd Anniversary Edition DEADLINE: JULY 31st Table of Contents Album Jacket Manufacturers Printers & Lithographers THE BIGGEST, ASCAP Publishers Polyethylene Bag Manufacturers BMI Publishers Rack Jobbers Cases THE MOST INFORMATIVE, DJ Poll Results (Pop) Record Carrying DJ Poll Results (Country) Record Distributors DJ Poll Results (Past Winners) Record Exporters THE MOST COMPREHENSIVE, Record Manufacturers Fixtures & Rack Manufacturers Record Label Manufacturers Machine Shops Record Platers THE MOST WIDELY -USED Manufacturers of Cleaners & Cloths Record Pressers Material Milling Plants (Biscuits) Record Promotion & Publicity Offices Million Sellers Record Sleeve Manufacturers DIRECTORY IN THE Most Played Records of Past Years Recording Studios One -Stops SESAC Publishers Phono Needle Manufacturers Trade Associations MUSIC & RECORD MAG..EMMAMINbaM' elaeneeM gg.".ë:...^.',y.';. INDUSTRIES 1( TIME IS 11 If RUNNING OUT . . al MI. 24 This is your chance to be seen and Seen and SEEN! I 26 RUSH YOUR COPY TO US NOW 2r 28 Advertising Deadline: 29 JULY 31, 1964 NEW YORK: Jerry Shifrin-1780 Broadway, New York, N.Y.-JUdson 6-2640 CHICAGO: Lee Brooks -29 E. Madison St., Chicago, III.-Financial 6-7272 HOLLYWOOD: Jack Devaney -6290 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood, Cal.-Hollywood THIS ONE SELLS FOR YOU 5-2129 28 Cash Box-August 1, 1904 www.americanradiohistory.com r IIIIIIVIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII I llll I lll IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIillllllllllllllllllllllllllll = IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII = - TOP 50 TOP 100 Alboma S EeruP - STEREO MONAURAL AUGUST 1, 1964 Pos. Last Week GETZ'GILBERTO 4 Stan Getz 8 Joao Gilberto (Verve VS 8545) Pos. Last Week Pos. Last Week Pos. Last Week 2 HELLO DOLLY 2 Broadway Cast (RCA Victor LSO 1087) DAY'S NIGHT i 35 THE SECOND BARBRA 1 HARD 68 LET'S HAVE A PARTY 72 3 FUNNY GIRL 3 Beatles (United Artists UAL 3366) STREISAND ALBUM 36 Rivieras (Riviera U.S.A. 102) Broadway Cast (Capitol SVAS 2059) (Columbia CL 2054) 2 4 HELLO DOLLY 1 2 GETZ/GILBERTO Louis Armstrong (Kapp Stan Getz 8 Joao Gilberto (Verve V 8545) BEWITCHED 69 STAY AWHILE 7777 KS 3364) 36 26 HARD DAY'S Jack Jones (Kapp KL 3365) Dusty Springfield (Philips 600-133) 5 NIGHT 7 3 HELLO DOLLY 3 Beatles (United Artists UAS 6366) Louis Armstrong (Kapp KL 1364) 37 MEET THE BEATLES 6 COTTON CANDY S 38 HERE'S GODFREY Al (RCA (Capitol T 2047) Hirt Victor LSP 2917) 4 CAMBRIDGE, READY OR 4 HELLO DOLLY NOT 94= BARBRA STREISAND/ Broadway Cast (RCA Victor LCO 1087) (Epic FLM 13101) 7 38 SPEAK TO ME OF LOVE 43 THE THIRD ALBUM 8 Ray Coniff (Columbia CL 2150) (Columbia CS 8954) 5 FUNNY GIRL 5 71 HIGH SPIRITS Cast VAS 2059) 48 PINK PANTHER 6 Broadway (Capitol THE Original Cast (ABC Paramount ABC 8 39 BARBRA STREISAND OC 1) Henry Mancini (RCA Victor LSP 2795) ALBUM 27 COTTON CANDY 6 HONEY IN THE HORN 6 (Columbia CL 2007) THE 9 9 Al Hirt (RCA Victor LPM 2917) GREAT YEARS 82 Al Hirt (RCA Victor LSP 2733) Johnny Mathis (Columbia CS 2834) FADE IN, FADE OUT CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE & OTHER 7 RETURN OF THE 50 10 ACADEMY AWARD Original Cast (ABC Paramount ABC OC 3) WINNERS 10 DAVE CLARK FIVE 7 WATER SKIING 85 Andy Williams (Columbia CS 8971) (Epic LN 24104) Duanne Eddy (RCA Victor LPM 2918) 41 CHUCK BERRY'S GREATEST 11 BEATLES' SONG BOOK 13 8 BARBRA STREISAND/THE HITS 37 Hollyridge Strings (Capitol ST 2116) (Chess LP 1485) THE BEST OF SOMETHING THIRD ALBUM 9 HENRY MANCINI 12 SPECIAL FOR (Columbia CL 2154) 87 YOUNG LOVERS 14 42 DEAD MAN'S CURVE/NEW (RCA Victor LPM 2693) Ray Charles Singers 9 PINK PANTHER 8 GIRL IN SCHOOL 45 (Command RS 866 SD) Henry Mancini (RCA Victor LPM 2894) Jan 8 Dean (Liberty LRT 3361) 75 MARVIN GAYE'S GREATEST 13 RETURN OF THE DAVE CLARK FIVE 12 HITS 81 (Epic BN 21106) 10 HONEY IN THE HORN 10 43 WEST SIDE STORY 34 (Tomla 252) TODAY LPM 2733) Filmtrack (Columbia OL 5670) 14 11 Al Hirt (RCA Victor New Christy Minstrels (Columbia CS 8059) UNSINKABLE BEATLES' SONG BOOK 15 44 BACK IN TOWN 39 TELL ME WHY 15 MOLLY BROWN 17 Bobby Vinton (Epic Soundtrack (MGM SE 4232) Hollyridge Strings (Capitol T 2116) Kingston Trio (Capitol T 2081) LN 24113) ALL SUMMER LONG 31 Beach 12 CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE & 45 REFLECTIONS 44 77 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS 83 Boys (Capitol ST 2110) OTHER ACADEMY AWARD Peter Nero (RCA Victor LPM 2853) Roger Williams (Kapp KL 1406) 17 SHUT DOWN VOL. II 15 Beach Boys (Capitol ST 2027) WINNERS 13 THE INTERNATIONAL Andy Wiliams (Columbia CL 2171) 46 NOTHIN' 18 TODAY TOMORROW FOREVER 19 TEEN AGE AIN'T YOU CAN DO 99 Nancy Wilson SENSATION Bobby Bland (Duke DLP 78) (Capitol ST 2082) 13 THE BEATLES' SECOND RITA PAVONE 32 19 I LOVE YOU MORE & MORE 11 (RCA Victor LPM 2900) EVERY DAY/TEARS & ROSES 16 ALBUM THREE WINDOW COUPE Al Martino (Capitol T 2080) (Capitol ST 2107) 47 THE MANY SIDES OF THE Rip Chords (Columbia CL 2216) 20 THE BEATLES' SECOND ALBUM 18 14 THE ROLLING STONES 14 SERENDIPITY SINGERS 31 (Capitol ST 2080) (Philips PHM 200 134) BEST OF BUCK (London LL 3375) OWENS FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE 23 (Capitol T 2105) 21 Soundtrack (United Artists UAS 5114) SHUT DOWN VOL. II 12 CONCERT SOUND OF 15 WHO'S AFRAID OF Beach Boys T 2027) 22 (Capitol HENRY MANCINI 70 81 FILM SPECTACULAR VOL. II 86 VIRGINIA WOOLFE 21 (RCA Victor LPM 2897) Stanley Black (London SP 44031) Jimmy Smith (Verve 6 16 JOHNNY RIVERS AT THE 8583) 23 FADE IN FADE OUT 25 WHISKEY A' GO GO 16 49 LETTERMEN LOOK AT LOVE 54 82 HELLO DOLLY Oriainal Cost (Imperial LP 9264) (Capitol T 2083) Ella Fitzgerald (Verve V 4064) ABC Paramount ABCS OC 3) 17 TODAY 17 ON THE MOVE 59 24 WORLD WITHOUT LOVE 30 50 ONE MORE Peter 8 Gordon (Capitol ST New Christy Minstrels Trini Lopez (Reprise RS 6112) 83 ROUND 2155) Glen Yarbrough (RCA Victor LPM 2905) (Columbia CL 2159) 31, CONCERT SOUND OF HENRY PRESENTING THE MANCINI 45 18 SOMETHING SPECIAL FOR BACHELORS 69 84 THE FIRST NINE MONTHS (RCA Victor LSP 2897) YOUNG LOVERS 19 (London LL 3353) ARE THE HARDEST 91r 26 WONDERFUL WORLD OF MAKE Ray Charles Singers (Command RS 866 SD) Len Weinrib 8 Joyce Jameson BELIEVE 29 52 IN THE WIND 53 (Capitol T 2034) Johnny Mathis (Mercury SR 60913) 19 UNSINKABLE MOLLY Peter, Paul & Mary 27 WEST SIDE STORY 24 BROWN 25 (Warner Bros. WB 1507) 85 ORBIT KAMPUS Filmtrack (Columbia OS 2070) Soundtrack (MGM E 4232) Astronauts (RCA Victor LPM 2903) 28 BEWITCHED 20 53 GOING BAROQUE 51 Jack Jones (Kopp KS 3365) TODAY, TOMORROW, Swingle Singers (Philips PHS 600-133) 20 86 CARPETBAGGERS 84 29 MEET THE BEATLES 34 FOREVER 20 BAEZ IN Sountrack (Ave 45) (Capitol ST 2047) Nancy Wilson (Capitol T 2082) 54 JOAN CONCERT I DON'T WANT TO BE HURT VOL. II 47 30 ANYMORE (Vanguard VSD 2123) 87 PETER, PAUL & MARY 89 35 21 MARY WELLS GREATEST (Warner Bros. WB 1449) Nat King Cole (Capitol ST 2118) HITS 21 55 AMERICAN TOUR WITH 31 BACK IN TOWN 26 (Motown 616) Kingston Trio (Capitol ST ED RUDY 64 88 LOOKING FOR LOVE 96 2081) ALL (Radio News Pulsebeat 1000) Soundtrack (MGM E 4229) DIMENSION 3 27 SUMMER LONG 75 32 Enoch Light 8 Light Brigade Beach Boys (Capitol T 2110) (Command RS 867 SD) 56 I WISH YOU LOVE 65 89 EVERLASTING SONGS FOR FABULOUS VENTURES 33 Gloria Lynne (Everest 5226) EVERLASTING LOVERS 100 WATER SKIING 44 (Dolton BLP 2029) Arthur Prysock (Old Town 2007) Duane Eddy (RCA Victor LSP 2918) 57 IT MUST HAVE BEEN 34 REFLECTIONS 36 24 LITTLE CHILDREN 22 SOMETHING I SAID 49 90 BY REQUEST 66 Peter Nero (RCA Victor LSP 2853) Billy 1 Kramer 8 Dakotas Smothers Brothers (Mercury MG 20904) Brenda Lee (Decca DL 4507) FABULOUS VENTURES 49 (Imperial LP 9267) (Dolton BST 8024) 58 I DON'T WANT TO BE HURT DON'T LET THE SUN CATCH 91 TOM JONES 74_ 36 BEST OF HENRY MANCINI 45 ANYMORE 67 Soundtrack (United Artists UAL 4113) (RCA Victor LSP 2693) YOU CRYING T 2118) 35 Nat King Cole (Capitol GLAD ALL Gerrie 8 The raromaknrº 'lau19 OVER 22 20141 37 Dave Clark Five 59 CALL ME IRRESPONSIBLE 52 92 AIN'T THAT GOOD NEWS 73 (Epic BN 26093) 26 A WORLD WITHOUT LOVE 24 Jack Jones (Kopp KL 1328) Sam Cooke (RCA Victor LPM 2899) 38 FILM SPECTACULAR VOL. II 41 Peter 8 Gordon (Capitol T 2155) Stanley Block (London SP 44031) 60 CHARADE 56 93 HAMLET 98 39 I WALK THE LINE 28 27 I LOVE YOU MORE & MORE Henry Mancini (RCA Victor LPM 2755) Broadway Cast (Columbia DOL 302) Johnny Cash (Columbia CS 8990) EVERY DAY/TEARS & ROSES 23 40 MORE THEMES FOR YOUNG LOVERS 32 Al Martino (Capitol T 2107) 61 NEW ORLEANS AT BAJA MARIMBA BAND Percy Faith (Columbia CS 8967) 60 94 MIDNIGHT (ABM AM 104) 41 THE MANY SIDES OF THE 28 GLAD ALL OVER 18 Pete Fountain (Coral CRL 57429) SERENDIPITY SINGERS 33 Dave Clark Five (Epic LN 24093) 95 MEET THE SEARCHERS/ (Phillips PHS 600 134) 62 CATCH A RISING STAR 63 ACADEMY AWARD WINNERS 48 29 WHO'S AFRAID LM 2745) NEEDLES AND PINS 55 42 OF John Gary (RCA Victor Roger Williams (Kapp KS 1406) VIRGINIA WOOLFE 29 (Kapp KL 1363) Jimmy 61 ORBIT KAMPUS Smith (Verve 8583) 63 MANHATTAN TOWER 43 Astronauts Robert Goulet (Columbia OL 6050) 96 SHANGRI-LA 57 (RCA Victor LSP 2903) 30 I WALK THE LINE Robert Maxwell (Decca DL 4421) 7.7 THE INTERNATIONAL TEEN AGE 30 44 SENSATION RITA Johhny Cash (Columbia CL 2190) 64 MORE THEMES FOR YOUNG PAVONE 37 LOVERS 41 ME (RCA Victor LSP 2900) LOUIE, 97 DANG 31 LOUIE 40 Percy Faith (Columbia CL 2167) Roger Miller (Smash MPS 27049) 45 THREE WINDOW COUPE Kingsmen (Wand 657) Rip Chords (Columbia CS 9016) WOULD LILIES OF FROM 65 WISH SOMEONE 98 SERENDIPITY SINGERS 62 46 THE FIELD 38 32 RUSSIA WITH LOVE 28 58 Soundtrack (Epic ST 24094) Soundtrack (United CARE (Philips 200 115) Artists UAL 5114) Irma Thomas (Imperial LP 9266) 47 IN THE WIND 47 33 INTRODUCING BOYS BOYS BOYS 71 Peter, Paul 8 Mary THE BEATLES 42 DISCOVERY 68 99 (Warner Bros. 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The crew is in top-notch form on "Be -Bop -A -Lu -La," "Bony Moronie" and "Roll Hard Day's Night," plus other selections. In- Over Beethoven." A cluded on the package are the already -selling real commercial package. "I'll Cry Instead," "And I Love Her" and an interesting rendition of "I Want To Hold Your Hand" sung in German. Disk should develop into a sales -monster. ---, THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU-Rick Nelson [1flf UfHY 1N011671T -Decca DL 74559 Rick Nelson could have one of his strongest tâáss" LP's to date with HAVE A SMILE WITH ME - Ray Charles - this set of oldies and newies ABC -Paramount ABC 495 delivered with polish and vigor by the chanter. Ray Charles, who is currently clicking with "A Tagged after his current single, "The Very Tear Fell" and "No One To Cry To," displays the Thought Of You," this collection spotlights the exciting light-hearted side of his versatile vocal songster in a variety of moods and tempos as he warmly reads such goodies as "Just A Little coin on this set of swingin' pop favorites. While Bit assisted by the Raelets and his own large ork, Sweet," "Be My Love," "My Old Flame" and the chanter belts out top-flight versions of the tag tune. The small combo backdrop is top- "Smack Dab In The Middle," "Two Ton Tessie" flight throughout. The Nelson coterie of fans will and "The Naughty Lady Of Shady Lane." Disk want this one. should reach the charts in no time flat. MY FAIR LADY-Ferrante & Teicher-United Artists UAS 6361 MORE OF Ferrante and Teicher could have one of their ROY OR$ISO' id's MORE OF ROY ORBISON'S GREATEST HITS biggest albums to date with this timely issue of GREATEST HITS -Monument MLP 8024 the music from "My Fair Lady" (the film ver- Roy Orbison's first "Greatest Hits" package on sion is set for an early fall debut). The 88'ers, Monument had a phenomenally long run on the with some superb Don Costa arrangements, show- LP charts, and this second stanza of Orbison big- case their keyboard artistry in dynamic fashion gies is sure to go the same route. The warm - on this great Lerner & Loewe score that boasts voiced chanter has a huge following that will a host of unbeatable melodies. Bright bands here come out in force for his feelingful readings of are the overture, "I Could Have Danced All "It's Over," "Blue Bayou," "Mean Woman Blues," Night," "On The Street Where You Live" and "In Dreams" and eight others equally strong. "I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face." Watch it Should make it to the charts in nothing flat. zoom in sales. 6 STEREO KEEP ON PUSHING - The Impressions - ABC )/ THE LAWRENCE WELK TELEVISION SHOW Paramount 493 (47(ì.l/P (/74', 10TH ANNIVERSARY-Dot DLP 25591 The Impressions tag this new album session TELEVISION SHOW - Lawrence Welk, with a string of best-selling after their current chart climber, "Keep On Push- IOTANNIVERSARY -' LP's to his credit and a firmly entrenched posi- ing," which should spark plenty of sales for the tion on the TV polls, marks his 10th anny with album. The lads have had several singles succes- this set of pop gems that feature all of the Welk ses in the past and this collection of tunes is in soloists. The Lennon Sisters, Joe Feeney, Larry the same sparkling vein. Best gets here are "Keep Hooper and the rest of the gang are represented On Pushing," "Theme From Lilies Of The Field" on such favorites as "More," "Hello Dolly," "Gal- and "I Love You (Yeah)." Brisk sales are indi- t way Bay" and "Granada." Eye this one for a cated. rapid trip to chartsville. THREE WINDOW COUPE-Rip Chords-Colum- o THEISM of THE BEST OF FLOYD CRAMER-RCA Victor bia LSP 2888 CS 9016 1Z9DYD MEE IMOWCOUPE The Rip Chords ac- With a string of best-selling albums and singles cash -in on the built-in sales to his credit, Floyd ceptance of their recent smash of "Three Win- Cramer is still going strong dow Coupe" to of with his distinctive brand of easy-going 88-ing. 17111111$ tag this new Columbia album On this new Victor album teen -angled hot rod and surfin' selections. With the pianist dishes -up an effective raunchy, hard -driving guitar back- a varied program of his recent hits and standards ing, the group unleashes all with his listenable pop -country approach. Best their potent vocal talents full -blast on "Gas Money," and I bets here include "Late Date," "On The Rebound" "Summer U.S.A." "Beach Girl." Eye the set for rapid consumer ac- p and "Java." All of the artist's many fans should ceptance. come in droves for the set. PHILIPS f I'1 BEN E. KING'S GREATEST HITS-Atco 33-165 DANCING AT THE DISCOTHEQUE-Lester Unlike many of his pop-r&b peers Ben E. King LESTER LANIN LANIN-Philips PHS 600 145 AT THE is not a flash -in -the -pan or one-shot artist. This Lester Lanin, a gentleman who has always i professional hit -maker has, through the years, DISCOT been sensitive to popular trends, jumps on the rolled up a truly impressive skein of best-selling discotheque bandwagon with this first-rate dance- decks. On this blue-ribbon Atco LP the chanter able set of popular items played in a variety of offers a varied collection of his previous hits and tempos. Blue -book dancers should really dig the noisemakers. King shines on `That's When It orkster's impressive renderings of "The Continen- Hurts," "Stand By Me" and "Don't Play That tal," "Call Me Irresponsible" and "Days Of Wine Song." Album should score heavily in the coin And Roses." One of the best disks that the band- department. 000 leader has cut in quite a while. THE WORLD OF LONELY PEOPLE Anita Bryant-Columbia CS 9022 - Somethin' Else!! SOMETHIN' ELSE-Jackie Wilson-Brunswick Anita Bryant cashes in on the tremendous sales BL 754117 acceptance of her recent single click, "The World JACKIE 1, Jackie Wilson has earned many laurels in the Of Lonely People," with this follow-up LP tagged WILSON past with his distinctive brand of pop -blues vocal i after the biggie. In addition to the hit, the lark stylings and this new Brunswick set should earn 1 dishes up warm and romantic treatments of a the chanter many more kudos. While backed by bevy of ballad beauties including "I Wish You a full, lush swingin' ork Wilson renders top-flight Love," "Laughing On The Outside," and "World readings of "Big Boss Line," "Deep Down Love Without Love." The Frank Hunter arrangements and "Twisting & Shouting." All of the artist s are a delightful complement to the winning vocal legions of fans should come out in force for the stylings by the thrush. Strong chart potential. package. www.americanradiohistory.com I 1 1 11113010.1 1 11 I II 11 1 1 I 111111111111 1 1111all1111111 111111111111 I!IIIIi !ANIM qw . Matt . Cash Box ALBUM REVIEWS leeáóiii , ¡ Ir POP BEST BETS THE DOUBLE SIX OF PARIS SING RAY TOMMY CHARLES-Philips 600-141 The Double Six of Paris, who have been ex- TUCKER HI -HEEL SNEAKERS-Tommy Tucker-Check- tremely successful with their previous two al- HI-HEEL SNEAKERS er 2990 bums, offer an excellent musical tribute to Ray Tommy Tucker tags this new Checker LP offer- Charles on this swingin' set of tunes firmly -asso- Ubt i@R A UAY ing after his recent giant pop-r&b triumph of ciated with The Genius. The group's distinctive ,O,2CLf iN iöbD "Hi -Heel Sneakers" and includes W eleven other po- brand of jazz scat -singing and counterpoint seems WAUGN' VG DOG tent blues items of both the uptempo and ballad aptly suited to such Charles "gems" and "One rm variety. While backed by a fine . TONY we., ',ANA funky combo the Mint Julep," "Let The Good Times Roll By" and op songster dishes A ADGHYY NARD WAY -up soulful renditions of "Long "Hit The Road Jack." Disk should skyrocket. COATI RAtM 011 COME SHIM Tall Shorty," "It's A Mighty Hard Way" and 1 cur, salty, i, "Just For A Day." Plenty of sales potential here. FD YOO 5150F NIPA SURTABtO WITH WE Rests 'The Oscar Peterson 'Trío 'Plays THE OSCAR PETERSON TRIO PLAYS-Verve 8591 MUSIC FROM THE NIGHT OF THE IGUANA Oscar Peterson, aided by bassist Ray Brown -Benjamin Frankel-MGM E 4247 and drummer Ed Thigpen, demonstrates the key- Benjamin Frankel has created a moving, vi- board style that has made him one of the most brant score for the soon -to -be -released Richard "listenable" jazz pianists on the scene today as Burton -Ava Gardner starrer, "The Night Of The he romps and glides feelingfully through such me- Iguana." The music, which utilizes various dif- lodic gems as "Satin Doll," "This Nearly Was ferent components including classical, jazz and Mine," "Fly Me To The Moon," "Shiny Stockings" Mexican strains, powerfully underlines the dra- and others. The 88'er is in top form here and the matic qualities of Tennessee Williams' bold story. package has more than just jazz appeal. Disk also inclues some south-of-the-border.selec- tions not on the soundtrack. LP should do well when the film goes into general release. RUSSIA GOES JAZZ - Various Artists - UAS 6365 Teddy Charles and the All-Stars come up with THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS-Jane Morgan some interesting and inventive treatments of -Colpix CP 469 eight traditional and modern Russian melodies. Jane Morgan pays a melodic homage to the city Launching the set with "Scheherazade Blue," the of light with this new Colpix outing that happily crew continues with vibrant readings of "Love combines the warm Morgan voice with just the For Three Oranges," "Dance Arabe," and a pul- right amount of Gallic charm to insure authen- sating "Borodin Bossa Nova." The aggregation in- ticity. The lark gets things going with Aznavour's cludes Jimmy Giuffre, Osie Johnson, Zoot Sims, poignant "The Time Is Now" and follows it with Jimmy Raneys and others equally important. haunting renditions of "Autumn Leaves," "If You Very flavorful jazz session. Love Me" and many others. Gliding easily from English into French, the thrush is sure to get plenty of deejay attention with this effort. JAll BEST BETS PERCEPTION-The Art Farmer Quartet-Argo harr 738 ::.: THE MOON-SPINNERS-Original Soundtrack- . - sz,a r, Art Farmer directs his considerable talent to Buena Vista BY 3323 the fluegelhorn for this new jazz outing on Argo. ORIGINAL SOUND The music from Walt Disney's new suspense sr TRACK MUSIC Harold Mabern on piano, Tommy Williams on thriller is highlighted on this soundtrack offering. bass, and Roy McCurdy on drums complete the iFa from Buena Vista. With a score composed and for crew and lend well -coordinated assistance to the conducted by Ron Grainer and the "Moon-Spin- leader's efforts. Farmer's slick handling of a mel- as ners Song" by Terry Gilkyson, the music holds IS ody is much in evidence here, particularly on the es up well out of context and should get plenty of Rodgers and Hart oldies, "Blue Room" and "No- e'B' attention with the current release of the flick. The body's Heart." A first-rate jazz offering. e Fie flavor is liltingly Mediterranean. Pleasant listen- ire fe ing throughout, particularly the main theme. PEOPLEiY 1YFf+ AND LOYAR M.R. I.UCiCYYYktAT" KIND OY Y007. elA9 3 PEOPLE-Roy Haynes-Pacific Jazz 82 JAMAICA SARY.WRLI.INv2rArïO;, Vet jazz drummer Roy Haynes teams -up with an accomplished crew of musicians including BY REQUEST-Ferlin Husky-Capitol ST 2101 017 tY REQLE;:ST FERLIN HUSKY in Frank Strozier (alto & flute), Sam Dockery (pi- One of the best indications a performer has ano) and Larry Ridley (bass) on this blue-ribbon regard to the success of a particular song is how HY NYNES aire . >r,.. set of chestnuts from Pacific. Although everyone it goes over with the "folks out front."Ace coun- gets a ¡eel" chanter Ferlin Husky utilizes this adage with chance to show his stuff, the show is really anion try all the drummer's as he shines on potent mid- this top -rung set of oft -requested tunes from his )ns stream readings of "The Party's Over," "Alone p.a.'s and club dates. The songster's rich tar p recent Together" and "Softly As In A Morning Sun- wide -range voice carries him in fine stead on ,al tal rise." Fine after-hours, moody listening. ^u "Timber, I'm Falling," "The Face Of A Clown" Looks Good On You." er i and "Love CLASSICAL PICKS Alb; Ike vrigvrcr!is;qpf ee THE UNIQUE ARTISTRY OF PEGGY STUART BEETHOVEN: Quartet No. 15 in A Minor, Op. PEGGY STUART COOLIDGE COOLIDGE-London PS 377 132 - Budapest String Quartet Columbia MS or Peggy Stuart Coolidge makes an impressive 6386 - disk debut on London Records with this collection The Budapest String Quartet comes up with a e of standards and originals. The pianist -composer- truly majestic reading of Beethoven's famous, conductor displays a delicate but firm touch as intricate quartet, on this first-rate classical offer- she artistically surveys "Yesterdays," "Someone ing from Columbia. The musicians do not rely on To Watch Over Me," a bolero -fashioned reading gimmicks but interpret the somewhat pessimistic of "Laura," and her own compositions "Smoky work in a free -flowing imaginative style paying Eyes" and "Melody Out Of The Night." A mood close attention to the difficult, rapidly -changing package that merits the attention of spinners and chromatic developments. A collector's item. noe1 ...... buyers everywhere. STRAUSS: Arabella, Della Casa, Rothenberger, COME RAIN, COME SHINE Vivienne Della iiviiii !/,Pl/l/ TFM- 3140 Fischer-Dieskau, Keilberth - Deutsche Grammo- , íl'?fJr Chiesa -20th Century Fox phon-SLPM 138 884 on the Vivienne Della Chiesa, equally at home Deutsche or a nitery floor, makes Grammophon has rounded up a stellar stage of an opera house Fox cast of operatic performers for this new produc- an impressive album debut on 20th Century tion of Richard Strauss's "Arabella." Lisa Della this collection of ear -pleasing evergreens. with Lerner & Casa, Anneliese Rothenberger, Dietrich Fischer- Harold Arlen, Ellington, Mercer and Dieskau, Fritz Uhl sing the principal roles with Loewe have provided a top-drawer showcase for feeling - the Bavarian State Opera Orchestra and Chorus the lark's winning vocal charms as she directed by Joseph Keiberth. Stirring perform- Rain Or'Come Shine," "On The fully reads "Come 'Bout ances by the entire cast coupled with the Strauss Street Where You Live" and "Don't Worry melodies makes the set a worthy addition to the Me." The chanteuse's loyal coterie of admirers opera shelf. Set is brilliant in stereo. will enjoy the set. ooh 31 Box-August 1, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com Italian Newsmen Name AGVA's Performer Of The Year On The Dotted Line Goldwater Livens Up Music Business, Too! Pitney Top Foreign Act NEW YORK-It isn't a long jump NEW YORK-Gene Pitney, Musicor from politics to the music business Records star, has been named the these days. "Best Foreign Artist for 1964" by The controversy surrounding GOP the Canta Stampa in Italy. Presidential nominee Barry Goldwater The Canta Stampa is an organiza- found its way into the business via tion composed of leading Italian two developments last week. journalists, who report on the ac- Broadway producer David Merrick tivities and popularity of performers got supporters of the Senator to drop in the entertainment field, both native plans to use the tune, "Hello, Dolly!," and foreign. Each year they compile from Merrick's smash musical, for a a list of the artists who, in their campaign song called "Hello Barry!," opinion, have scored the greatest im- following a threat to sue parties in- pact with the public throughout Italy. volved for $10,000,000. It seems that This year, Pitney was named be- the song is already booked as a cam- cause of the popularity of his record- paign song for President Johnson un- ings in Italy, particularly the records der the tag of "Hello, Lyndon!" he has sung in Italian. These include "Town Without Pity," "If I Only Had A Dime" and "Half Heaven, Half Wallace's "Cotton" Heartache." Pitney also scored a success when NEW YORK-Tony Bennett (right) Is On Mercury he participated for the first time in is obviously well pleased with his HOLLYWOOD-Joe Gilbert and Ed- the San Remo Festival last Feb. He "Variety Performer of the Year' week's Radio Ac- presented to him recently at die Brown, recently re -inked an ex- NEW YORK-Last sang two songs, "E Se Domani" and award, D tive chart incorrectly listed Jerry "Quando Vedrai La Mia Ragazzi," the Singer Bowl in The New York clusive long-term recording contract (American Wallace's label association. It listed both of which he recorded for release World's Fair by AGVA a Stand- song. with GNP Crescendo Records. his label as Musicor. Actually, the in Italy. Guild of Variety Artists). The r ing (left to right) around Joe, who date listed, "It's A Cotton Candy ster's long-time friend, Father "Bob' a is signing his pact, are: Eddie, man- World," is released on the Mercury Parella is shown congratulating him label, the performer's current disk backstage. Barbra Streisand and Sam. ager. George Burke and label topper outlet. Glicken Enters my Davis Jr. were the recipients of 2 Gene Norman. the twa Indie Promo the AGVA award previous r Travelers 3 To Capitol years. ( CHICAGO-Earl Glicken, formerly 11. HOLLYWOOD-The Travelers 3 have national sales and promotion manager Fiesta Offers been signed to an exclusive contract for Cortland Records, this city, has S by Capitol Records. Announcement announced the formation of his own 6 Fall LP's o, Cash Box was made by Tom Morgan, director of freelance promo firm, temporarily NEW YORK-Fiesta Records, the P .g' 19e ::;w%Ì artists contracts. headquartered in Glicken's home at large indie producer of foreign disks. The vocal group-Charlie Oyama, 1770 Winthrop Road, Highland Park, is offering six LP's in its fall release, s Pete Apo and Dick Shirley-have Illinois. including an LP on its Greek line. CARRIES their first recording session scheduled The territories he will cover, in Grecophon. o MORE for early Aug. at Capitol's Hollywood addition to Chicago, include St. Louis, Latter issue is "More of the Fabu. Tower. Producer Jim Economides will Milwaukee and Minneapolis. Tous Trio Bel Canto," the second LP ADVERTISING A & R the sessions. Glicken enters the freelance promo from the label by the strong Greek The threesome, previously on the fold with many years of experience music attraction in the U.S. BY FAR Elektra label, organized four years in the record industry. Prior to his The other sets include: "Hungarian ago at the University of Oregon and tenure at Cortland Records, he was Folk Songs & Csardases" (mono & THAN ANY OTHER since that time has played in clubs and national sales and promo manager stereo), "Polskie Polki, Oberki, Ma TRADE colleges throughout the country. for Del -Fi Records on the west coast zurki I Marsze," "Schlagerallye," Ir, Currently, they are finishing a and before that held the post of sales "Jimmy Makulis Singt Von Liebe Und PUBLICATION three-week stand at the Copacabana manager at Allstate Record Dist. in Madchen" and "Rudi Schuricke Singt he in Honolulu. Chicago. Romantische Lieder." Si. Great selling combination f "Becket"-dialogue highlights from the highly acclaimed Paramount motion picture with Richard Burton, Peter O'Toole. This exciting, theatrical and eloquent motion picture has been widely acclaimed by critics, including those of Life Magazine who call it, 'A lusty, boldly provocative production with an array of castles, wenches, and der- ring-do." This RCA Victor album- the industry's first recording of dialogue highlights from a motion picture - captures all the emotional impact and dramatic of the major power with JOHN GIELGOD speeches of the film as per- sonally selected by director Peter Glenville. Here is an album that is sure to have a HAL WALLIS production strong popular appeal. with narration by PETER GLENVILLE LOC/LSO-1091 1964 32 Cash Box-August 1, fio www.americanradiohistory.com I I ea Sherman, DeVorzon Move Activities To Four Star TV UA Bows 2 London Inks 3: Jazzmen Three NEW YORK-Four Star Television Pic Tracks 2 Singers, Pianist acquired the disk NEW has and music pub- YORK-United Artists Records NEW YORK-London Records has lishing companies and services of has added two more pic soundtracks Sherman and Barry to its inked three artists, two vocalists and Billy DeVorzon, extensive catalog of track LP's. one pianist, all of whom make their who run Valiant Records and two BMI Latest additions are "The Seventh Sherman Music Dawn," debuts via album dates. companies, and De- the first American pic score "The Unique Artistry of Peggy Vorzon Music. by Riz ("More") Ortolani. Main -title Tom McDermott, Four has already Stuart Coolidge" features the femme Star presi- received wide disk cover- pianist who has played with the Bos- dent, said that both music men will age. Flick stars William Holden, Four Star in an Susannah ton Pops and other ensembles. She's join exec capacity York and Capucine. also a composer and and report to Four Star's music di- The other track is "Zulu," with conductor. Alfred Perry. score English singer Tony Dalli, signed rector, Valiant will by John Barry. This pic stars to act and sing the role of Mario continue to be distributed by Warner Stanley Baker and Jack Hawkins. Lanza Bros. Records. Label has had such Label, of course, is riding high with in the soon -to -be film bio on successes as "Rhythm Of The the Beatles' the late tenor, will make his LP debut Rain" soundtrack, "A Hard in the fall. One of his songs was writ- and "I Will Love You." Day's Night," with some 11/2 million Four Star's two existing publishing copies sold to date. ten by Mantovani. The LP was cut Four recently in Rome. companies, Star Television Music Lena (BMI) and BNP Music (ASCAP) will Howie Richmond Martell is an up-and-coming continue to function. Forms English lark, who has played major Ivan Mogull is New York Musical cities in England and Europe. Her rig rep for Comedy Unit, London both firms, while Kelly Gordon is the LP also will be released in :h west coast representative. Michael Coleman Is Gen. Mgr. the fall. Negotiations are underway Y for NEW YORK Jimmy McPartland, Boyer is Gordon's assistant in Holly- a winter tour of the U.S. and a - ttIp NEW YORK-The Howie Richmond network TV show. Bob Crosby and Eddie Condon are wood. Organization pictured above just last Already in the Four Star talent has formed a new unit before week's ieri and to handle musical comedy properties. midnight jazz concert honoring Con- stable, signed to exclusive re- Called Musical Comedy don for his forty years in the biz. cording contracts are Gene Barry, Productions, "H Inc., the new firm will New Profit Some of the other performers who star of the Four Star TV series function pri- Mark ig "Burke's Law" marily in the pre -production area. participated in the event were: Woody and Dean Jones, star Properties will be Set By 3M Herman, Bobby Hackett, Joe Wil- of the company's "Ensign O'Toole" created and optioned est and writers liams, Billy Butterfield series. Newcomer Marti Barris will receive pre -produc- NEW YORK-The Minnesota Mining and Pee Wee us is also tion Russell. The a pactee. grants in order to develop shows. & Manufacturing Company (3M), narration was done by Coming Topper Howie Richmond has named makers of more than 27,000 products Bob Crosby and Johnny Mercer. along on the deal will be Larry Coleman as general manager Bodie Chandler, a writer for Sherman- of including tapes and tape recorders, To Pay Or Not To Pay? DeVorzon Music, who the division. He will be developing has announced a new profit high of will assume properties and writers for stage and That's The Question For A&R and publishing duties in the $25 million net for its second quarter reorganized venture. theater presentation both in the U.S. Those Who See Fair Musical and England and be on the look out in 1964. The company also reported a de, Writers Don Crawford, Vern Mc- Entire for books and properties for musical- sales gross of $212.8 million, another NEW YORK-"To Broadway With :11' and Dick and Don Addrisi will Love," also continue ization. first for the firm. Figures from the the World's Fair musical, can rel their association with The a free the companies. division will also work together be show-if that's what audi- xk The Addrisi Brothers with established Broadway producers. preceding year of $191.4 million re- ences think it's worth. also are on the Valiant talent list, flect an increase of 9.6 percent. which Richmond has published three of About to go under, the big show has te F includes Shelby Flint and the more The second quarter net profit paid decided to let audiences decide Barry and the Tamerlanes. recent musical comedy hits, for cod. including "High Spirits," "Oliver!" stockholders 48 cents a share com- themselves whether or not they want g Ci Among the top titles in the cata- and "Stop The World ..." pared to 43 cents the year to pay for seeing it. Thus, after the logue of 500 that Four Star acquires Richmond will before. curtain comes down, one can either in addition publish the scores to auga to "Rhythm Of The Rain" Bert S. Cross, president, said the skip the box-office or stop by and pay and "I three productions currently planned [meB Will Love You," are "Angel in London. company's acquisition of Ferrania the man $3. On My :r5 Shoulder," "Just Married," S.p.A., an Italian photographic con- The musical, whose cast LP has ye ['Dreamin'" "Hey Little One," successful in the European market, been released on Columbia Treasure cern with stock valued in excess of Records, ,iet Of Your Love," "I Wonder having produced sessions for the top - was set to close last Sat. (25), but :IT What She's Doin' Tonight." rated group, "John Buck And The $50 million, would contribute signifi- producer Angus G. Wynne, Jr. de- Sherman-DeVorzon has also been Blazers." cantly to current programs. cided instead on the unusual policy. don from RCA Victore IReThe most trusted name in sound L. "The King and I"-Music Theater of Lincoln Center production. Original Cast Album with Rise Stevens, Darren McGavin. Richard Rodgers' captivat- ing new production of this Music Theater of Lincoln Center RICHARD RODGERS v,.ae.a ..a beloved musical has been a RcAVScwn AN ORIGINAL CAST ALBUM pm mg box-office sellout since it opened to rave reviews from RISE STEVENS the critics. For instance, the DARREN McGAVIN N. Y. Times calls it "A big, fresh, beautiful musical," and RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN'S the N. Y. Journal American The King and f said, "In Lincoln Center it sounded better than it ever did LEE FRANK VENDRA PORRETTA before." Here is the complete MICHAEL KERMOYAN ERIC BROTHERSOH for the first score-including PATRICIA NEWAY time the magnetically charm- o recl.a by EDWARD M. GREENBERG ing ballet music for "The Mtv[ NC.+U u.( MC« KW.; Small House of UncleThom- ,[,,11,1 1.111.s.i[u_.. .. as." This new RCA Victor Dynagroove album is sure to be a sales sensation. Contact your distributor now. LOC/LSO.1092 33 www.americanradiohistory.com Freedomland Drops Epic Stars Shine IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII@IIIIIIIIIIIIÌ Rock Acts, Returns At Sales Meet BIOS FOR A SOLID SMASH ! ! To Good -Music Sound DEEJAYS NEW YORK-Freedomland, outdoor entertainment spot in New York, is dropping outright rock 'n roll acts in favor of the big -band and good - Ray Conniff music vocal sounds. "THE BOYS Art K. Moss, managing director of the fun spot, said the move was in response to "requests from many of our patrons" and would mean a return to a format of previous seasons. The shows are offered free at the amuse- WITH THE ment center's Moon Bowl. Upcoming acts include: Bobby Vin- ton plus Peter Palmer, his Voices and Orchestra (July 24-30), Paul Anka and an all-star band (July 31 -Aug. 2), Lionel Hampton and his orchestra BIG GUITARS" (Aug. 3-6), The Serendipity Singers and Duke Ellington and his ork (Aug. 7-13), Louis Armstrong and his ork (Sept. 1-7). Other acts will be an- nounced shortly. by Danny Crystal remains as the Moon Bowl host and emcee. The Boys With Ray Conniff, who has a host of 7 New Harmony LP's best-selling Columbia albums to his Due In credit including the current "Speak Aug. -Sept. To Me Of Love," has broken through The Big Guitars LAS VEGAS-There'll be seven low- in the singles department after a priced Harmony albums released in hiatus with "Invisible Tears." Aug. -Sept. by Columbia Records, all Music has been a vital part of Con. of which were presented at the label's niff's life since he first heard his e FORD ,#133 sales confab in Las Vegas last week. father play the family piano in Attle- e The Harmony product includes boro, Mass. By the time he began his "Sammy Kaye Swings and Sways 'My junior year in high school, Ray was Fair Lady'," three country music LP's, an accomplished trombone player. "Bill Picked as a HIT Phillips' Best," "Carl Smith's After graduatión Ray moved to Best" and "The Chuck Wagon Gang's Boston, worked with a society ork, by more than 200 stations Best," three kiddie LP's, "Let's Have then with the Bunny Berigan, Bob the first week out. A Puppet Show" by Paul and Mary Shaw and Artie Shaw bands. It was Ritts, Larry Thor's "Galloping On My during his four-year association with Dinosaur" Shaw that Conniff emerged as an ar- and "The I Don't Want To ranger Go To Bed Record" by Jim Dukas and of distinction producing such ALBANY Delta hits as " 'S Wonderful." During this Kay Lande. same period he worked on radio shows ATLANTA Godwin and studied at the Juilliard School of Music. BALTIMORE General THE STARS SHINE ON COLPIX Army service afforded him the op BOSTON Disc portunity to work with Meredith Willson and the BUFFALO Walter Schumann on Metro Armed Forces Radio. Returning to civilian life, by CHARLOTTE Mangold Conniff was hired Harry James as an arranger. His CHICAGO Music work soon came to the attention of Columbia Records' A&R executives CINCINNATI Supreme, and he was signed to an exclusive MIAMI BEACH - Distributors and contract as a conductor of his own CLEVELAND Main Line salesmen attending Epic Records' an- arrangements. DALLAS nual sales conventions in Miami Beach Big State and Las Vegas were treated to some DETROIT "in -person" performances by some of Merle the JANE MORGAN label's top artists. Marvelettes E. HARTFORD Seaboard. "ONCE UPON A SUMMERTIME" In the above photos (top to bottom), CP 734 Bobby COLPIX Vinton and the audience sing HOUSTON 10 United A DIVISION OP COLUMO1V PICTURES CORPORATION along to the chanter's new single, "Clinging LOS ANGELES Record Vine;" Nashville's Linda Merch Brannon does her bit; Buddy Morrow rE MEMPHIS works out on the trombone; Godfrey e Cambridge dispenses his distinctive MIAMI brand of humor; and Adam Wade Listen to delivers a ballad. ee MINNEAPOLIS Heilicher n NEW ORLEANS pl bE NEW YORK CITY Superior The CBS In Aussy, N.Z. ry OKLAHOMA CITY Get Gold LP's For Record & e Supply Sales Of "Lady" Cast ris PHILADELPHIA Saul. Lambert FASHIONS The postman only had to ring once rno LAS VEGAS - CBS Records has for Tamla Records' Marvelettes when SAN FRANCISCO Melody Sales awarded two plaques for sales of the he delivered their big hit record of C-331 Columbia Broadway cast LP, "My "Please Mr. Postman." The gals, who SEATTLE. Huffine Fair Lady," to the Australian Record are presently riding up the charts 4q Company had CANADA Limited and Philips Records with "You're My Remedy," have 04 SPARTON (N.Z.) Ltd., during Columbia Records' a slew of pop-r&b singles triumphs SOUTH. AFRICA national sales convention held at the since that first reputation -establish- Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas week. ing deck. A TROUBADOUR last he The Australian Record Company The girls, lead singer, Gladys Hor- bfi SOUTH AMERICA Limited received a Gold Plaque com- ton and the crew's three other men. eves A GIANT! memorating sales of over 250,000 bers: Katherine Anderson, Georgenns th( DISCOFORM are all long-playing disks of "My Fair Lady." Tillman and Juanita Cowart ed graduates Inkster BELGIUM EMCEE RECORDS A Silver Plaque was awarded to from Detroit's inl High School. Inkster "HE'S IN TOWN" Philips Records (N.Z.) Ltd. for It was at an a; AUSTRALIA W&G RECORDS achieving sales of over 100,000 copies. talent show that their now legendary nJ discovery occurred. ndeE THE TOKENS Goddard Lieberson, president of Columbia Records, presented the One of the school's teachers w l'ctb honors to Bill Smith, impressed by the girls' showing that lei B. T. PUPPY managing di- them 502 the following week she brought 2 rector of the Australian Record Com- sel to the Tamla studios where they audi- pany Limited, on behalf of the Aus- erE Natl. Dist. By tioned for the label's president Berri RECORDS tralian subsidiary and an Philips Records Gordy, Jr. Gordy flipped over the Jr 1650 B'way, Suite JAY -GEE RECORD CO., (N.Z.) Ltd. The 410, NYC 19 INC. ceremony took place group's versatile stylings. A record- [tend during Columbia's 1964 for 318 W. 48th St., N.Y. 36, N.Y. Sales Con- ing session was quickly scheduled le vention c at a banquet last Saturday them which produced their "Please (25). Mr. Postman" hit. Eek 34 1964 Cash Box-August 1, sh Bo www.americanradiohistory.com I Epic's Distrib Sales Mgrs Honored At Annual Meet New 3M Post For Gavin GOT THAT ST. PAUL, MINN.-R. J. Gavin has WHEN IT'S been named vice president and general manager of 3M Company's Revere- Wollensak division, it has been an- "HIT -FEELING" nounced by G. J. Wachholz, vice presi- dent of the firm's photographic prod- THE FEELING IS ucts group. He succeeds G. W. Sandell, who has been appointed general sales and marketing manager of Videotape Pro- MUTUAL!! ductions of New York Inc., a 3M On All National Charts subsid. In his new assignment, Gavin will headquarter in St. Paul and report directly to Wachholz. Products of the Revere-Wollensak "SHE'S division include a broad line of reel- to-reel and automatic tape recorders and movie cameras and projecters manufactured in Chicago and high THE speed cameras, advanced optical sys- tems and related products produced in Rochester for the industrial -medical - government market. MIAMI BEACH-During its regional Southern regional and sales manager; Since joining 3M in 1944, Gavin has ONE" sales convention held last week at Marshall Verbit, Marnel Distributors, held a variety of positions with the Miami's Eden Roc Hotel and thé Philadelphia; Stan Hoffman, Marnel electrical products group, including Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas, Epic Distributors, Baltimore; Joe Martin, five years (from 1948 to 1953) as THE CHARTBUSTERS Records presented its distributors Apex-Martin Distributing Co., New- sales manager for magnetic recording with a scroll, thanking them for their ark; Bob Anderson, Cleve -Disc, Cin- tape. Mutual #502 significant contribution to the label's cinnati; Babe Elias, Topps Distribut- Most recently, he has served as di- and prosperity. ing, Miami; Leonard S. Levy, Epic's visional vice president in charge of Presented by the label's general general manager who presented the the firm's - Irvington and Mico di- lilj ' manager, Leonard S. Levy, the scroll scrolls; Phil Goldberg, Bertos Dist. visions, which are primarily manu- A Hit All Tied Up acknowledge Charlotte, N. Carolina; Gladys Pear, read: "We gratefully facturers of electrical insulating ma- In A Neat Package your contribution toward making this Potem, New York; Godfrey Dickey, terials. year the most successful in the his- Cleve -Disc, Cleveland; Howard Ring, tory of Epic Records." The parchment Dumont Dist, Boston; Tony Martell, was signed by Levy, Victor Linn, Mid -West Regional Sales Manager; DAVID BOX merchandising and administrative Marvin Jacobs, Music Merchants, De- Bill Black Combo manager, and Sol Rabinowitz, national troit; John Mahan, Eastern regional To Join Beatles Tour promo manager. promotional and sales manager; Mort Pictured receiving their scrolls are Hoffman, Eastern regional sales man- MEMPHIS-Bill Black and his Com- "LITTLE (left to right): Fred Frank, Epic ager. bo, Hi Records artists, have been set to join the Beatles in a 30 -day, tour of the U.S. beginning Aug. 19 in the LONELY Cow Palace in San Francisco. Other Mercury & Ben -Ven Beach Boys Bag acts to be featured on the tour are Dough on Jackie DeShannon, the Righteous Ink Indie Deal Lots of Bros. and the Exciters. SUMMER "Summer Safari" P.A.'s The schedule is as follows: Las CHICAGO-Mercury Records Execu- Vegas (Aug. 20), Seattle (21), Van- tive Vice -President Irwin H. Steinberg couver, Canada (22), Hollywood (23), has announced an addition to the HOLLYWOOD-The Beach Boys have racked up $160,000 in gross receipts Denver (26), Cincinnati (27) Forest GIRL" company's A&R dept. with an indie Hills, N.Y. (28-29), Atlantic City (30), deal with Ben -Ven Productions. at the half -way mark in their 36 -date on JOED Records "Summer Safari." Group has played Phila. (Sep. 2), Indianapolis (3), Mil- The indie firm, based in Los An- waukee (4), Chicago (5), Detroit (6), geles, is operated by Nick Venet and to a total of 72,000 admissions in 18 dates averaging out at 4,000 per show. Toronto (7), Montreal (8), Jackson- Fred Benson. Mercury's own West ville (9), Boston (12), Baltimore (13), MUTUAL RECORDS Coast A&R operation is headed by The Capitol recording artists, riding singles and album charts, Pittsburgh (14), Cleveland (15), New S Howard Street Jack Tracy. high on the Dallas 1314-24 played to 5,500 grossing $11,000 in Orleans (16), (18), New York Phila., Pa. Tulsa and 7,500 with a gross of $15,- (20). 000 in Omaha. On a Monday night in After the tour, the Black Combo Palisades Park Sets Des Moines the Beach Boys pulled flies to Europe for a tour there. 3,400 for $8,800 and drew 9,800 fans n,nmmmimmnmnmm,,,,,minn,nn,n, inim ,nniiiiiiii,ii,nmm 2nd "Mercury Weekend" to gross $21,200 in Louisville on a In Montecello, Indiana they Shaw Re -Signs With Marks SUCH A NIGHT CHICAGO-This weekend (Aug. 1 Thursday. ELVIS PRESLEY RCA VICTOR as the bagged $9,200 playing to 3,500 and in Elvis Presley Music. Inc./Raleigh Music, Inc. and 2) has been designated gate hit 11,300 for second annual "Mercury Weekend" at Indianapolis the NEVER ENDING $23,600. ELVIS PRESLEY RCA VICTOR New Jersey's Palisades Park. Inc. Posters, bus and subway cards, Gladys Music. radio DO I LOVE YOU announcements and newspaper PH ILL ES ads City RON ETTES throughout the New York Tape Offers Hill & Range/ Mother Bertha metropolitan area will urge teens to Stereo come Mer- YOU'RE MY WORLD out and meet a line-up of $4.95 Mono Line CILLA BLACK CAPITOL cury talent includling Lesley Gore, Hill and Range Songs, Inc. The Platters, Quincy Jones, The Pixies NEW YORK-Stereo Tape Corp. has LITTLE CHILDREN Three, The Sherrys, Len Barry and announced the release of a line of BILLY J. KRAMER IMPERIAL Dean Christie. mono pre-recorded tapes under the Rumbalero Music, Inc. Appearing along with the stars Encore label. The firm is currently A TEAR FELL will be deejays Hal Jackson of WNJR, marketing Encore Stereo Tapes. The RAY CHARLES ABC PARAMOUNT Newark; and B. Mitchell Reed and initial mono release list consists of 12 Progressive Music, Inc. Harry Harrison of WMCA in New tapes, all 2 track 71/2IPS, half hour, NO ONE TO CRY TO York. RAY CHARLES ABC PARAMOUNT designed to retail at $4.95. Hill and Range Songs, Inc. The weekend event was planned by The decision to release a mono line, Morris Diamond, s national A Konins, presi- HERE I GO AGAIN Mercury according to Julius THE HOLLIES IMPERIAL promo manager. dent of the firm, was made on the Rumbalero Music, Inc. of "enormous" popular demand NEW YORK-Arnold Shaw (right) basis recently reappointed general pro- POUPEE BRISEE and distrib requests. "Encore is the was AL HIRT RCA VICTOR manager of the E. B. Marks Range Songs, Inc. Mancini only line of monophonic tapes avail- fessional Hill and Conducts, there pubbery by Herbert Marks (left), the BOUT YOU able today," claims Konins, "and topper. Shaw, who has been TALKIN' the in- firm's THE ANIMALS MGM Crowds Set Records is a huge market because of with the company since 1955, will con- RAY CHARLES ATLANTIC of mono tape ma- to direct pop music activities. Progressive Music, Inc. LOS creasing number tinue ANGELES-In figures released HE'S NO ORDINARY GUY by the chines being sold." CAMEO Cleveland, Ohio, and Kalama- line of DEE DEE SHARP zoo, Mich., Symphony Orchestras, it Also new from the firm is a Hill & Range/Shelros is revealed that Henry Mancini, lead- Encore blank recording tape in various WHAT AM I LIVING FOR ing these two aggregations, estab- all on 3" COMING MILLIE SMALL SMASH lengths and thicknesses, Progressive Music, Inc. lished all-time attendance records at al': both indoor and outdoor concerts by reels. I'LL TOUCH A STAR these TERRY STAFFORD CRUSADER associations. \, Gladys-BlenLeslohn ar. On July 10 and 11 at Cleveland, .fBT attendees RFUL HEARTS ARE MADE TO BE BROKEN numbered 6,333 and 7,206 Dies LAD DF respectively. Seelig Weinstock WOIEL SAPPHIRES ABC PARAMOUNT Mancini also holds the ENTERTAINM Hill and Range Songs, Inc. single Weinstock, night attendance of NEW YORK Seelig LET'S BREAK UP FOR AWHILE Fét: record - Bob 8,332 set in 1963. father of Prestige Records owner SAPPHIRES ABC PARAMOUNT (21) of a Hill and Range Songs, Inc. r The record in Kalamazoo was 7,223 Weinstock, died last week set age of 67. SHAKE RATTLE AND ROLL on July 15, the largest crowd ever heart attack at the THE SWINGING BLUE JEANS IMPERIAL to attend known affectionately in Progressive Music, Inc. an outdoor concert there. Weinstock, WARNER BROS ('prise The as "Pop" is also THE ABERBACH GROUP conductor -composer opens a the disk industry 1619 Broadway, New York, N. Y. one -week his wife, Sadie, and a stand at the Greek Theatre, survived by ..uuunuunuuuunuuuuuuwuunununnnuuuuuuunnunuuuuuuuunu Los Angeles this week (27). daughter Marsha. 35 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com Jay -Gee Gets Injunction 8 LP's Bow In Joy Opens Doors GOING ALL THE WAY UP In "Last Kiss" Suit Merc-Wing's To Cleffers THE CHARTS PHILADELPHIA Jay -Gee Records "Summer Magic" Push NEW YORK-With the completion of has received an -injunction in the its new offices at 1790 Broadway, this BOBBY BLAND'S CHICAGO-Eight albums, four pop city, Joy Records now has its doors Court of Common Pleas in Philadel- the new phia against the manufacture, sale and four classical, form wide open for the submission of new Mercury -Wing "Summer Magic" July material by songwriters. Bob Schwaid and distribution of a disk on the Ta- are being offered under YOUR LOVE mara label, "Last Kiss" by J. Frank release. They is listening to songs in all pop music "SHARE Wing's regular pricing structure. categories. Wilson and the Cavaliers, which Jay - albums are Sarah Vaughan Gee claimed it had exclusive rights to Pop WITH ME" with "The Magic of Sarah Vaughan"; for its Josie label. The Gaylords with "Let's Have A Jay -Gee filed suit against Colonial Pizza Party"; "Harmonica Cha Cha" RIC Answer Deck DUKE 377 Record Manufacturing, Quaker City Harmonicats; and Gi- by Jerry Murad's Record Distributing, both of 710 "My Kinda Swing" by Ernestine NEW YORK-RIC Records has come - rard Ave. in Philly, and Paramount Anderson. up with a femme answer deck to Record Manufacturing, a disk press- Classical albums are "Mozart: Sym- Roger Miller's (Smash) big hit, ing plant at 1314 South Howard St., phony in D Major and Haydn: Sym- "Dang Me." Ruby Wright, daughter also Philadelphia. of country star Kitty Wells, replies SALES ARE -Gee produced phony 96 in D Major" performed by Jay a written con- the Detroit Symphony with Paul Pa - to the Miller waxing with "Dern Ya," SKYROCKETING tract between the company and the 3, based on the original success. indie producing firm of LeBill Music ray: "Beethoven: Symphony No. EVERYWHERESSS 'Eroica'," with Antal Dorati conduct- that gave it rights to release the deck ing the Minneapolis Symphony; "Men- at a hearing last week (22) before delssohn: Violin Concerto in E Minor, JOE HINTON'S Judge Gerald A. Gleeson, who later Warner Bros. -Reprise issued a consent final decree. and Tchaikovsky: Violin Concerto in D Major," Michele Auclair, violinist, "World Of Entertainment" Josie, of course, continues to keep supported by the Innsbruck Sym- "FUNNY" the disk on release. phony; and "Grieg: Piano Concerto in (Continued from page 6) BACKBEAT 541 A Minor and Schumann: Piano Con- Smith, Sonny Burke and Jimmy Bow- certo in A Minor" by Hans Richter- en; and national promotion manager Xmas In July Haaser, pianist, with the Vienna Bruce Hinton. Symphony. The convention officially opened BREAKING BIG! ! ! NEW YORK-Al Martino has, like Sunday evening (19) with a cocktail the old song says, taken a sleigh ride The Sands' Emerald Room, BOBBY BLAND'S party at in July. The star Capitol songster Columbia Sets 51 LP's followed by business sessions on Mon- was in New York last week to cut a day, the presentation of the Com- LATEST ALBUM For Aug. -Sept. Release pany's new album product via a two Christmas LP, his first Yuletide pack- and a half hour audio-visual presenta- (Continued from page 7) "AIN'T NOTHING age. While in Gotham, Martino made tion, and concluding with a special a p.a. at Korvette's in Long Island Cook, Theodore Bikel, Jeanette Sco- dinner show at The Sands Hotel, and paid visits to the trade. votti, Anita Darian and Daniel Ferro, starring Dean Martin. YOU CAN D0" with Lehman Engel conducting. Bob Summers, national sales man- The long -hair dates are: "Columbia ager, presented special placques to DUKE LP 78 3rd Gold LP For Andy Williams Records Presents John Williams," Warner Bros. district sales manager various pieces; "The Mormon Tab- Sid Schaffer for having sold in excess LAS VEGAS-A highlight of last ernacle Choir At The World's Fair," of $1,000,000 in his district alone of DUKE AND PEACOCK week's Columbia sales convention in Grofe: Grand Canyon Suite-New the "Peter, Paul & Mary" album, and Las York Philharmonic Orchestra con- to Gene Jaggie who has sold Warner RECORDS, INC. Vegas was the presentation to Andy Williams of his third gold LP ducted by Leonard Bernstein; Berlioz: Bros. records since the inception of 2809 ERASTUS STREET, HOUSTON 26, TEXAS the company. for album sales of Symphonie Fantastique, N.Y. Phil- OR -3.2611 more than $1 mil- harmonic and Bernstein; Haydn: The new Warner Bros. albums are V lion, as certified by the RIAA. Symphonies Nos. 82, 83, N.Y. Phil- "Peter, Paul & Mary in Concert," The latest gold LP, for Williams, harmonic & Bernstein; Beethoven: "Book Of The Blues" by Richard `Groove' Holmes, "The Best Of awarded to him by Goddard Lieber - Concerto No. 3 for Piano and Orches- Very pa tra, Fantasy for Piano, Chorus and The Everly Bros.," "My Fair Lady son, president of the label, was for bh 4565 Roulette w Orchestra, Rudolf Serkin and N.Y. Swings" with the Kirby Stone Four, "The Wonderful World of Andy Wil- Philharmonic & Bernstein; The West- "Autumn Nocturne" by Buddy Cole, ed 'F "BABY COME BACK" liams." His previous gold LP winners minster Choir, Warren Martin, direc- "Terry -Thomas Discovers America," lap ._' b/w are "Moon River" and "Days of Wine tor; Chausson: Poem, Saint-Saens: "Charge!" by the Routers, "Poitier Rondo Meets Plato" by Sidney Poitier, "The and Roses." Introduction and Capriccioso, Fa 3. "LONG LONG WALK" The artist entertained Zino Francescatti, violin, N.Y. Phil- Watusi," "The Ska" and "The Mon- JOHNNY RIVERS the conventioneers. harmonic & Bernstein; Stravinsky: key" by Bobby Jay and The Hawks, art The Firebird Ballet, Le Sacre Du and "Farmer John" by the Premiers. tau ._. Glover GP 3002 3£ Printemps, Petruska-Columbia Sym- Two Christmas sets unveiled at the lir LOUISIANA RED phony, Stravinsky conducting. sales meet were "This Is Christmas" ian "I'M TOO POOR TO DIE" Other classics include: Mussorg- by the Voices of Jimmy and Boris London Joice, 'TI NEW GOSPEL sky: Godunov, George a in the Bolshoi Theatre Production, repackaging of "The Best -Loved ]iel 3f ROULETTE RECORDS 3 Alexander Melik-Pachaev, conductor; Christmas Piano Concertos" by Bach: Two and Three Part Inven- George Greeley. 1631 B'way, N.Y.C. RELEASE!! lFas .jQ. tions-Glenn Gould; Mozart: Sinfonia Sales manager Bob Summers also IN GLORY LAND Concertante for Violin, Viola and Or- introduced a new series dubbed "The frP b chestra, Rafael Druian, Abraham Skernick, members of the Cleveland Gold Standard Series," a package of 1:rr SHOW ME THE WAY Orchestra, George Szell, conducting fifty hit singles offered to dealers who Cal Gospel Keynotes & Mozart: Exsultate, Jubilate, Judith carry the oldies in singles. The set ed COMING Nashboro 824 Raskin, soprano, members of Cleve- land Orch. & Szell; Strauss: Sym- includes a new order form for the phonia Domestica, Cleveland Orches- series and browser inventory cards in MY SAVIOUR LIFTED ME tra & Szell; Bartok: Concerto for for every single in the line. 1,,tr o b 'w Orchestra, Philadelphia Orchestra The new Reprise release includes: TrEiE conducted by Eugene Ormandy; Men- lad SRFUL LORD! CARE FOR ME Wl?N OF "Wonderful World Of Entertainment" Ri] WO gLD ENT delssohn: Symphony No. 4 & A Mid- ENT. gRTAINM Mighty Golden Tones summer Night's Dream, Philadel- by Frank Sinatra and Count Basie; 1,,)r Nashboro 825 phia & Ormandy; Ravel: Concerto in Dean Martin on two albums, "Every- G Major for Piano and Orchestra- body Loves Somebody" and "Dream Falla: Nights in the Gardens of Dean;" TROUBLED MIND Spain-Philippe Entremont and With "Broadway Right Now'' b 'w Philadelphia & Ormandy; "Fire- by Eddie Cano; a new pop -folk group, WARNER BROS reprise WE'RE BLESSED works," various pieces by Philadel- "The Mike St. Shaw Trio," "Arturo phia & Ormandy; "Music Of Williams Jubilee Romero And His Magic Violins;" Singers (Bach)" by E. Power Biggs, or- Nashboro 826 "Ellington '65" by Duke Ellington; ganist, Columbia Chamber Orch., Sammy Davis, Jr. in "California Zoltan Roznyai, Conductor, and GOD'S COMIN' AGAIN Suite," and "Latin America" featur- b w Tchaikovsky's "Sleeping Beauty Bal- ing Trini Lopez. let" (excerpts), "Swan Lake Ballet" Together with Warner Brothers, t. ` SUMMERTIME SMASH!!!! IF YOU MISS ME SINGING m (excerpts) and "The Nutcracker Bal- Reprise is introducing the new Gold Bright Stars relit1 let" (excerpts) by the Philadelphia Standard Series, spotlighting the top Nashboro 827 tee Orchestra and Ormandy. selling Reprise The "DARLING IT'S singles of all time. Polk The 15 4 -track tapes include six series is being introduced through a WHAT YOU'VE DONE FOR ME Utes. classics, the two musical comedy re- set of inventory -control browser cards WONDERFUL" creations and seven pops and jazz and special order forms. Toll¢ GOD GAVE ME A SONG z. coi dates, including dates by Bernstein An interesting sidelight to the sales ales DALE & GRACE a Brother Joe May and the N.Y. Philharmonic, Ormandy confab was hour the showing of an art MONTEL 930 Nashboro 828 and the Philadelphia, The Mormon long promotional flick in which Trini ith Tabernacle Choir, Jerry Vale, Andre Lopez was featured. Film was utilized e, ttai NASHBORO RECORDS Kostelanetz, Thelonious Monk, Miles in conjunction with other promotional 177 3rd Ave. No., Nashville, Tenn. Davis, Robert Goulet, Andy Williams material to help the label intro no/ I r and Ray Conniff. product. 36 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 fcsh B www.americanradiohistory.com I I Checkin' The Charts Key Exec Shifts At Capitol (Continued from page 7) HOLLYWOOD-Steve Strohman has been appointed national distribution pects to appoint a manager for the manager of Capitol Records Distrib- new department within the next sev- uting Corp., according to Stan M. eral weeks. Gortikov, president of CRDC. In making the announcement, Gor- Strohman, formerly national in- tikov stated: ventory and operations manager, re- "CRDC's aim in bringing together sponsible for managing field opera- the merchandising, advertising and tions, he will retain his prior duties public-relations functions under the in addition to being responsible for direction of one top-level executive is all aspects of improving product dis- to give Capitol's sales policies the tribution. strongest possible promotional sup- Strohman has been with CRDC for to port. During his six years with CRI over 15 years. He started in 1949 as a in a number of responsible posts, salesman for the Hartford branch. In NASHVILLE - The smiling people demonstrated his Brown Meggs has May, 1953, he became Newark branch Chart Bound! es above have good reason to be happy. ability to find highly imaginative manager and the following year Phila- They are Vic Willis, manager for the approaches to problems created by delphia Branch Manager. music publishing operation, ever-changing marketing conditions. Early in 1955, Strohman became Starday Through his appointment, we are con- BOYD RECORDS and Jean Shepard, who is currently assistant to the branch administrator tinuing to emphasize creative market- in New York and in 1956 he came to NEWEST SMASH RELEASE zooming up the Country Top 50 with ing in place of traditional price pro- Hollywood as Assistant national her Capitol recording of "Second Fid- motions. We are committed to a pro- operations manager. gram of aggressive consumer promo- In 1958, he was appointed national dle (To An Old Guitar)." Starday appeal the tune. tions that depend from their operations manager and two years published not simply on discounts and more later director of inventory manage- JILL eai discounts, but on new ideas in enter- ment at Capitol Records. tainment. We are confident that Mr. Strohman became CRDC's national Congress Wax Artists Meggs will play a key role in our inventory and operations manager in efforts to reach the consumer public Feb., 1962. In his new position, he will LAWHON with these ideas." report to Gortikov. Tour To Push Decks Records in om Meggs joined Capitol LIKE 1958, a member of mer- "JUST THAT" ten. YORK Shirley Ellis, James Sept. as the NEW - chandising department. A year later, (With the Snap of a Finger) oto Ray, The Initials, and Ritchie Adams, he was named director of public re- Correction b w taie Congress Records disk artists have lations, with responsibility for product eta. con- NEW YORK-Phillip Solomon, man- tetas just concluded an East coast -Midwest and artist publicity, as well as and press relations. In March, ager of the English singing group, ate promo tour on behalf of their current sumer "ONE TEAR DROP 1962, he was transferred to New York, The Bachelors, has informed Cash Box decks, "Bring It On Home To Me" and in Dec. of that year he became that Shel Talmy was not involved in nae. (Ellis), "We Got A Thing Going On" Director of Eastern Operations, his the production of either of the group's AT A TIME" s to chart disks ("Diane" or "I Believe") age (Ray), "Dancing On The Sand" (Ini- most recent post. BR 135 Before coming to Capitol, Meggs as reported in the last issue. tees tials) and "I Understand" (Adams). was employed for four years as an "Diane," said Solomon, was pro- D J. 's Write for Free Samples Nut Additional promo tie-ins have been advertising copywriter, a writer of doc- duced by Michael Barclay and Johnny skedded for August. umentary and industrial films, and as Keating, and "I Believe" by Marvin Better Records By BOYD ena a contributor of articles and fiction to Holtzman and Artie Harris. In various national magazines. He has also served as a story analyst for BOYD RECORDS, INC. s Vee Jay Sales Meet Warner Brothers Pictures and has nett: (Continued from page 6) written for television. He wrote and N.Y. NARAS Names 2609 N. West 36th Street chef?' co -directed the film "Appaloosa," Oklahoma City 12, Okla. st ff. pany's successful background in the which was honored as the best western New National Trustees Is blues, gospel and jazz areas, he point- documentary of 1962 by the National Foe NEW YORK Sascha Burland, Fa- ed also offer LP Cowboy Hall of Fame and Western - Jl1l111l11l11l11l11I11IIIIIIII1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1I1IIIIIIilllllllllllilillllllllllllll1111111 Cole out Vee-Jay will ther Norman O'Connor and Billy Tay- product in every other area of music. Heritage Center. He is a member of lor have been elected National Trust- triq the writers Guild of America, West. ;o In addition to the 10 current World's ees of NARAS (National Academy of A native of Los Angeles, Meggs, Recording Arts and Sciences) by the HURT Fair albums, which introduce the top 33, attended the California Institute MARY ,porre governors of the New York chapter. artists and folk music of as many of Technology before majoring in They replace George Avakian, Dom & THE LAMBS English at Harvard College. During mie countries, the company's current al- Cerulli and John Hammond as New the Korean War, he served as a York reps. bum product includes the widely var- special agent of the Army Counter The new trustees are well -versed st¢- iant albums, "Monster Surfing Time," Intelligence Corps, Far East Com- "WHY" .e,.. "The Ska" and "The Best of Wynton mand. in the Academy's activities having Kelly." Upon his return to California, served at least one term as chapter ZEBRA RECORDS Among new to be re- Meggs will make his home in La governors. They join Joe Csida, Ne- the albums Ben Arrigo-Promo Mngr. leased in Canada with his wife Nancy and son suhi Ertegun, Mickey Kapp, and Bob the next few weeks are: 157 W. 57 St., N.Y.C. CO 5-6585 Pop vocals by the Four Seasons, the Brook, 7. Yorke as trustees. ..7 first teaming of Betty Everett and "WATCH THE ZEBRA SPIN" nunnollrullummiummmummomunitmimmounimmumminimmun kaei' Jerry Butler (recorded by A&R vp e:.. Cal Carter in Chicago) Sam Fletcher, 1be and the newly -packaged "magazine cover" album for of the Beatles; COMING Instrumentals by Gordon Jenkins, This may be your last chance Victor Feldman, and Victoria Valdez' Mariachi orchestra; AND SEEN loci* to be seen - o Blues albums, top Arne:; including artists g recorded "Live at the Whisky-a-Go- most WOWDORLD DF ENT et AND SEEN ... in the ENTERTAINM IIaQf' Go,""Steal Away" by Jimmy Hughes; "Jimmy Reed at Soul City," and comprehensive "Soulful informative, ;ht Oldies." 4r Gospel albums include albums by Ih BO the Caravans, the Richbourg Singers, and widely used trade publi- WARNER BROS reprise The Highway Viol` QC's and Alex Brad- I ford. cation of the coming year. Earifore The company enters into new areas Nith LP's in folk BOX ANNUAL B^ feer. comedy, "Them CASH Poems" by Mason Williams; in coun- ;ry music, with "Hello Trouble," by WORLD WIDE DIREC- Jrville Couch, in comedy with "Dick nee regory Running for President," and BREAKING OUT BIG ! ! ! tbt best dollar 08 TORY is your ti a folk music with "Hoyt Axton Ex- ilodes." industry. MICKEY ue Following the day -long sales meet- buy in the MOUSE::: aR ng, company hosted the visiting dele - by ;ates and Vee-Jay personnel with a ego tO riant Luau at the Beverly -Hilton, BENNY PROVISOR of a0 r ! vith some of Vee-Jay's top artists aef! ntertaining, including Georgia Carr, ADS IS JULY 31 Foz 506 wo 'actor Feldman, Sam Fletcher, Bill DEADLINE FOR earx, Gil PrO00- Peterson, Ray Whitley, and the ultimate in entertainment: ai inn° fason Williams. 37 :ash Box-August 1, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com To New CBS Test have tried found it really works, but Col Cast Dramas Disk not enough of you are making a sin- Tapes At Same Price LAS VEGAS-A new CBS test record cere and thorough effort. Many dis- was introduced at last week's Co- tributors have always waited for the As LP Counterparts lumbia Records' annual sales con- next one to do it first-the day has vention in Las Vegas. The SGR 101, come when you can no longer wait- LAS VEGAS-Columbia Records is designed by CBS Laboratories, fea- you must do the full job or relinquish marketing cast tapes of Broadway tures a simplified method through your position and Epic doesn't want dramas at 334 ips for the first time. "pink noise" test tones for testing the to see that happen. Bruce Lundvall, merchandising man- accuracy of monaural and stereo "In order to insure our mutual o ager of the label's original cast cata- sound in a phono system. The record growth in the months ahead, we, at Epic and Okeh Records, are dedi- log, told the label's sales convention includes easy narrated instructions, and it comes complete with an in- cated to the task of continuing to give gathering in Las Vegas last week struction booklet written by hifi you product of the highest quality, that the tapes will sell at the same authority, Henry Tatnall Canby. The the greatest variety and of course, price as their LP counterparts and product automatically blends the the most saleable." will include deluxe booklets. Colum- acoustics of the room, the component o bia has cut system and the consumer ear into one such plays as "Hamlet," sound that will be totally accurate in Chart Bound' "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?," el that particular environment. One side Epic Offers More T "Dylan" and "The Subject was Roses." of the record tests mono, the other stereo. CBS Liberal Dated Billing Lundvall also reported that the Laboratories' new prod- ll BOYD RECORDS uct, called "7 Steps To Better Listen- LAS VEGAS Epic Records an- label will add 18 - e releases for the ing," is designed for usage in the nounced a change in its dated billing NEWEST SMASH RELEASE Revere Cartridge System. mass at regional iif market. its sales meets last week nn in Miami Beach and Las Vegas. On TI its fall album product, payments can be made in the following manner: Jc JAN ng Epic Sales Meet Unveils "Hot Line" 20% in Oct., 20% in Nov., 30% in Dec. Ug (Continued from page 6) and 30% in Jan. More liberal he dating policy is in line with parent ug company Columbia's similar moves LAWHON siderably in the past year . . . the label-an action for which we were (see separate story). hea basic methods of merchandising and both admired and scoffed by our in- ark "IS A RED BIRD selling have changed. Because of these dependent counterparts. As of this enn changes, you haven't seen the usual moment, we still stand alone, the only fm influx of new labels over the past 12 independent label that has made an Col. Expands "Age Of Reason" ori; RED" months. honest and sincere effort to put the a., It's a little more difficult to con- element of profit back into your busi- (Continued from page 7) Au vince the big users to stock and ug. at- ness as well as our own. Another important factor of this tempt to sell the "one shot" label or "In the weeks that followed our glac "BE boo, artist in spite of ridiculous discounts proclamation, we heard of some year's Columbia thinking was the heal and free merchandise. The days of strange happenings. It was brought announcement by Gallagher that ef- anti sounder merchandising tactics are to our attention that, for the first fective with the Aug. -Sept. release, sbu, upon ug. BE GOOD" us and for that reason the scope time in many years, as air of inter - co-op and depth of advertising allowances would ue. BR 134 a label like Epic takes distributor faith and respect was on added significance. You all need being felt in various parts of the henceforth be 5% all year round. ¡rae D.J.'s Write for Free Samples Epic-a label that has the foresight country. Distributors were turning Since the introduction to the "Age ndei to cope with changing market condi- down bids by large users to buy Epic of Reason" program in July 1963, 'vat Better Records By BOYD tions-a label that is attempting merchandise IeaS to at a price that was lower many rack jobbers, one stops and keep you alive and healthy. than nt,. that offered by their normal dealers "Since the ARMADA Convention of source of supply. In addition to that, had suggested at various disk BOYD RECORDS, INC. 1963, a great deal has been said and the distributors were telling each industry convention seminars and 'all 2609 N. West 36th Street written about the status of the record other of these incidents." panel discussions that Columbia used industry. That's really not so Mr. Levy startling continued, "Unless there its advertising allowance EYE Oklahoma City 12, Okla. since people associated with this busi- is complete in a dis- trust among distributors criminatory lent, ness have always been big talkers- and each of you begins putting your manner as an advantage the amazing fact is that a few people own house for big users. Columbia has continual- all into proper financial order !nias and a couple of far-sighted companies you are slowly but surely going to ly denied that such a practice ever actually set about doing something to drive yourself Irari, COMING right out of business. existed, indicating that it allowed ood cure the chronic industry ailments. At I've said it before and I'll say it again everyone an e nu the Convention, those in attendance we are in the throes of major extra advertising allow- heard about a proposed F.T.C. trade changes in the methods ance during special sales campaigns n a practice hearing of retailing, ha e and an eventual set of wholesale and distribution. In the and at certain specific periods during ng ilFUL of industry guidelines by which the past year we've seen a number WógLD pF of dis- the year. But to erase any doubt, the is la N T government expected us to operate our tribution centers closed down IN2dtE com- company this year has instituted the cor 2VTERTA business. I frankly don't know how pletely, and mark my words, we'll see more of the 5% year-round policy. Ear( many distributors and manufacturers same in the coming all months. Why were these outlets Gallagher later announced a new believed or understood what they closed? Simply because eric, they were un- fall and winter Gift Supplement "un- an were hearing. . . . I do know, how- profitable to operate. Remember that ever, precedented in the record industry." der that many of them thought it word: unprofitable. If you intend to rho: WARNER BROS The Gift Catalog will enjoy distribu- reprise was just more talk and they went stay in this ich h business, you must make tion to an estimated 70 million record about doing business in their usual a reasonable profit. Epic's policies mt buyers during the most important roser fashion. Well, the trade practice and product offer you that profit. I consumer buying weeks of the year. all hearing became a reality and before implore you to take advantage of "Here again," Gallagher stated, "is Igo too long we'll have 'Big Brother' look- them. As I nica said earlier in my speech, proof of Columbia's dedication to a ing over our collective shoulders with Epic needs you, and you need Epic; troll JUMPING WITH philosophy of stability in action- ties. BULLETS!!!: a set of guidelines. Something has but Epic's financial department dic- strong merchandise, properly adver- r del been done !! tates that we must be represented by tised and merchandised, and in posi- Gil i "During that Convention a financially new solvent distributors. The tion in adequate quantities to take tht "I LIKE IT phase was heard: 'Profitless decision )lishir Pros- is entirely yours. advantage de- perity' --its underlying of the strong consumer meanings "The answer to stability and mand which were expounded upon begins with intelligent LIKE THAT" time and time growth remains the same today as it radio exploitation. again. The trade journals, through did five, ten gin or fifteen years ago .. . "The 'Age of Reason'," Gallagher TAMLA their editorials and their reporting of promote r CI 54098 e and merchandise the prod- explained, "is not static stability-it industry activities, tried to explain uct. Sell the product on the basis of is dynamic-it is stability in action. Nofl the true definition of these words. its merits, not THE MIRACLES its price! Epic, more It is our hope that this industry will While this was going on one com- than any Ist, i: . other independent label, has gain greater confidence by the suc- pany, Columbia Records, had already given you the product . . . a variety cess of Columbia's 'Age of Reason' formulated its plans for stabiliza- of product. Cole We've gone beyond the program and t0 tion. As we all know, the during the past year al `Age of Rea- normal channels of ordinary recorded er Ter son' became a join us as we continue to move closer reality just one year music. We've attempted ° addi A HIT SHOW to open new toward a healthy industry. Let the ago. The eyes and ears of the business avenues of A HIT RECORD sale for you via an exer- competitive were fixed on Columbia spirit of this industry m!n' to see just cise album and a unique and THE THEME set of baby prevail in an atmosphere of creativity, FROM how its position would be affected by albums. We've given you some of the that's what the consumer buys!" Will COI DEN BOY this unprecedented step. best merchandising aids in the in- Gallagher concluded: "Our dedi- tljles, QUINCY JONES "One company was watching yw far dustry and that includes the majors to more cation at Columbia will continue Is ye 72306 acutely and from much closer . . . we're constantly offering mer- be quality product with a just return range than any of the others and chandising ... suggestions and á highly on investment assured level that was Epic. By January of this competent at every field force to help you of the distribution system.' Turn -over, year, we were convinced that Colum- carry them out. But there is just so profitable turn -over, begins with the bia's move was the right one and much A &i that we can do for you . . . sale to the consumer and what hap- Epic embraced a policy which we you've got to help yourselves. pens in between is service-Columbia's called the "Era Of Profit." This ÍgADEI was "Extra and prolonged effort in the distribution organization the most courageous course of action is dedicated .da, ha. areas of promotion and merchandis- to this responsibility in the year l ever undertaken by an independent mo ing will pay off in sales. Those who ahead." to P's 38 n Cash Box-August 1, 1964 Box. www.americanradiohistory.com 4 Seasons Package L. A. NARAS The Name's The Thing Expects $100G Gross Elects New Board BREAKING NATIONALLY! In Month -Long Tour HOLLYWOOD-Fifteen new gover- nors have been elected and six re- NEW YORK-Total grosses in excess elected to two year terms on the Los A CASUAL of $100,000 are anticipated for the Angeles board of NARAS, the disk month -long tour of the Four Seasons' awards society, by the chapter's package show, which gets underway voting membership. on July 31. New members of the board are: KISS "Advance sales in each of the cities Ken Darby, Barney Kessel, Tom Mack, to be played have been very strong, Terry Gilkyson, Wally Heider, James WHIRLYBIRD 2002 with capacity crowds expected every- Malloy, Bob Bain, Shelly Manne, Ernie where," it was reported by Bob Aster Freeman, Joel Friedman, Ken Veeder, of General Artists Corporation, who Mel Blanc, Irving Taylor, Morris Sto- LEON PEELS booked the tour. The show will be pre- loff and Roger Wagner. sented in large auditoriums and Re-elected are: Jimmy Joyce, Les arenas. Brown, Jesse Kaye, Don Robertson, This will be the biggest package Pete King and John Scott Trotter. taken out by the Four Seasons, and Les Brown, chapter president, said will include Barbara Lewis, Ruby and the new governors will have their an w Romantics, Bobby Goldsboro, The ing the first meet on Tues., Aug. 4, at which Chiffons, Patty and the Emblems, time the full board will elect new "JOHNNY eek Jimmy Soul and an orchestra. officers for the chapter. NEW YORK-Debbie Reynolds, On The itinerary follows: dressed in one of the costumes she fan July 31, Akron, Ohio, the Armory; wore in the "Unsinkable Molly LOVES ME" ]er: Aug. 1, Pittsburgh, Pa., Syria Mosque; Brown," recently made a personal it Aug. 2, Sailor's Lake, Pa.; Aug. 3, Capitol Contest On appearance at Stern's. Department BY FLORRAINE DARLIN s ios ern her The Fairgrounds, Allentown, Pa.; Store in Gotham autographing BILLBOARD Breakout Single rent Va., Meaning of "Ratfink" MGM soundtrack album from the Aug. 4, Wheeling, W. Capitol Looking Ahead ive Theatre; Aug. 5, Lynchburg, Va., flick. Over 500 people purchased the CASH BOX Park Building; Aug. 6, Johnson City, HOLLYWOOD-Capitol Records is disk and patiently waited in line for RECORD WORLD Top 100 Tenn., East Tennessee State College looking for the best definition of Rat - almost an hour to get Debbie's auto- MUSIC BUSINESS Radio Exposure Chart fink to put to music. Gym; Aug. 7, Raleigh, N.C., Me- graph on the LP. MOVING UP ALL CHARTS morial Auditorium; Aug. 8, Richmond, In a summer long promo from é Va., The Mosque. Capitol Record Distributing Corp., CALL YOUR RIC DISTRIB. NOW Aug. 10, Waldmere Park, Erie, Pa.; deejays across the country will be Aug. 12, Old Orchard Beach, Me., asking listeners to come -up with a Clinger Sisters this Palace Ballroom; Aug. 13, Loew's meaning for the phrase, the best answer to get a writer's pact for the Set Fair Dates the Theatre, Providence, R.I.; Aug. 14, Nantasket, Mass., The Surf; Aug. 15, originator. The winning reply will be COMING t ei set to music and cut by Mr. Gasser HOLLYWOOD-The Clinger Sisters, Asbury Park, N.J., Convention Hall; signed to an exclusive recording ease. and the featured on just Aug. 16, Sunbury, Pa., Island Park; Weirdos-artists contract by Vee-Jay Records, leave could Aug. 16, Harvey's Lake, Pa.; Aug. 18, Capitol's Ratfink and "Surfink" LP's. o Ratfink franchises are available to Hollywood Aug. 1 for a series of six and Syracuse, N.Y., Rollerama; Aug. 20, Fair appearances across the country. TI;-, gggFV ÓF Anderson, Ind.; Aug. 21, Airy Crown outlets throughout the country, ac- W LID $NT "Ag. Before departing on their six week O INNi Theatre, Chicago, Ill.; Aug. 22, cording to Fred Rice, CRDC mer- tour, the group will record their first 146: London, chandising development manager and 1TERTA f Treasure Island Gardens, LP for the Vee-Jay label. al.. Ont., Canada. creator of the "fink" albums. quartet From now until Sept. 30, deejays Dates already firmed for the sIV.: Maumee County Fair, Mau- on the franchised stations will be are the ar. mee, Ohio, Aug. 7; The Ionia County Hall of Fame Makes Deals asking listeners to supply answers in Fair, Ionia, Mich., Aug. 10-11-12; Gib- 50 words or less. They'll be evaluated son County Fair, Princeton, Ind., Aug. WARNER BROS r'¡il'i.v BEVERLY HILLS-Randy Spark's on humorous content, composition and 20; Steuben County Fair, Bath, N.Y., Country Music firm has acquired from poetic flair and commercial appeal. Aug. 26; Cobbleskill County Fair, Hall of Fame Music the rights to the Local winners will receive official Cow" and decals. Cobbleskill, N.Y., Aug. 27, and on "Smash Flops" and "... Sacred Ratfink Membership cards Sept. 7 at the Duquoin County Fair, libraries of 12 songs each. It's under- Then their names and entries will be Duquoin, Ill. stood that Sparks will cut much of submitted to the Ratfink judge in the material, written by Dick Sher- Hollywood-Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, man and Milt Larsen, immediately the voice of Capitol's Mr. Gasser. with a new comedy vocal group he's Roth will choose the best answer 2 Tape Catalogs been grooming for a debut on the nationally and will receive a song- Epic label. Edwin H. Morris Publish- writer's contract with Startime Music From Phonolog ing continues to represent the songs (ASCAP) and an advance against in Europe and Asia. royalties. The 50 runner-ups will HOLLYWOOD-The introduction of Hall of Fame, a leading Latin- receive Ratfink dolls as consolation two different types of publications in a re - American music firm, has just entered prizes. the field of pre-recorded Tapes has into an agreement with Alfredo Gil, According to Rice, the Ratfink con- been announced by Phonolog Publish- leader of Mexico's famed Trio Los test is only part of CRDC's promo- ing Company, Los Angeles. lase' Ponchos and head of Campei S.A., tion for 'fink' product. "Revell Toys Aimed at the tape dealer or audio- istnb which handles a lot of North Ameri- Surfink!' hobby phile, is "List -O -Tapes," a quarterly are making plastic intended i re: can music in Mexico, for mutual Rice said, "which we will use comprehensive catalog for kits," reference use. The initial issue has toe' representations. as prizes in promotional tie-ins with Hall of Fame's sister firm, Soun- radio and TV stations. In addition we listings of more than 3,000 pre- ae yea Design Engineers, will also furnish are distributing promotional surfing recorded tapes. Added to each sub- ted technical advice to Campei in con - with tracks from sequent issue will be the newest EP's in quantity releases for the quarter; those with- aatol rection with the latter's studio fa- the Surfink 1' album for airplay." cilities. con- drawn by the manufacturers will be action Hall of Fame's Oliver Ber- As for the album itself, it will liner departs early in Sept. as guest tain the free bonus single ("Santa deleted. , adve: of Gil in Mexico to begin working and "Midnight Run" by "Tape Parade," the second publica- with Barbara" tion, is a monthly that has Consumer iI PUe. the Mexican firm's recording, and The Super Stocks I SURRENDER publishing Gary Usher as well as dealer interest. It presents to and engineering divisions. their new surf album, "Surf from not month, plus jmer' Route, 161") which Rice said, "will new releases of the DEAR only be an added selling feature of feature stories and current trade in- ttelGg< Regina Topper Skedded `Surfink!' but will also introduce the formation of interest to tape buyers. For Clay Cole Show P.A. buyer to one of the other new Capitol It will be distributed mainly through NINO TEMPO tape dealers, with a preview edition and NEW YORK-Tack LaForge, presi- summer surf albums." dent of Regina Records and pop out Aug. first. pianist, is skedded to perform and be APRIL STEVENS interviewed on this week's (Aug. 1) Brandt To Write Music (Atco) Clay Cole Show on WPIX-TV, accord- ing to an announcement from pro- For "Magoo" TV'er MILLS MUSIC, INC. ducer Terry Bennett. Subscription Rates In addition to playing "Lonesome HOLLYWOOD-Carl Brandt has been Road" from his current Regina LP, signed to compose and score original "Comin' Home Baby" and an inter- upcoming view and music for UPA Pictures skit with Cole, the Regina of Mr. Ma - exec will also introduce lark Sylvia "The Famous Adventures DeSayles, half-hour color series. who debuted on the label goo" NBC -TV's (UNITED STATES, CANADA, MEXICO) recently with an album tabbed, "The Prior to joining UPA, Brandt was "PART III" Best Is Yet year -52 issues To Come." associated with Warner Brothers $15.00 per where he scored such feature films as AIRMAIL $30.00 THE REVELIERS Harry Fink Upped "Seven Angry Men," "Shotgun" and Missing." He also At A&L, "Bobby Ware is (ALL OTHER COUNTRIES) LAWN 237 Alsam orchestrated many films at the studio issues PHILADELPHIA-Al sev- $30.00 per year -52 Melnick, head including "Gypsy" and recorded SWAN RECORDS of A&L and Alsam distribs in Phila- for the Warner Brothers AIRMAIL $45.00 delphia, eral albums Cor. 8th & Fitzwater Sts. has promoted Harry Fink to also associated with exec promo manager label. He was Philadelphia, Po. of his firms. An and was musical di- 1780 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19, N,Y. assistant to Fink will be named at the Disney Studio set-up's next sales meet. rector of the Spike Jones TV shows. 39 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 st www.americanradiohistory.com uIIIIdI11tlIII1111111111II111111111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII,IIII11111111111111111111 Ellllll 11111 l 1111llllllll 30I3811111111II11I1111II 10111111313111111110133111 WHEN IT'S 60T THAT TOP 50 JUKE BOX OPS' IN Cash Box "HIT -FEELING" R&B LOCATIONS P3: RECORD GUIDE 1111111 III I MIME ll IIIIIIIIIl1IlD1II111I1111311I111IllII IlIII11IIl 1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111011111 1111IN III I Ill IBiIIBihIBIIIGIIIIIIII I III Iglll,u IIII 14 1141 III III 1111111 IIII IIIIIIII III I IIIII 111 II II N1 1111101 II I 11111111111l1 II IIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIII THE FEELING IS OBI II 1111111111 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIPIIII Pos. Lost Week ACTIVE with OPS I KEEP ON PUSHIN' 2 MUTUAL !! Impressions (ABC Paramount 10554) Top 100 reported going strongly with ops.l UNDER THE BOARDWALK 1 (Selections NOT on Cash Box On All National Charts 2 Drifters (Atlantic 2237) STEAL AWAY 4 BREAKING POINT LA NUIT 1 3 6401) Jimmy Hughes (Fame Etta James (Argo 5477) Jimmy Lytell (Ember 1107) JUST BE TRUE 9 ME 4 Gene Chandler (Constellation 130) DOWN BY THE RIVERSIDE DON'T TAKE YOUR LOVE FROM "SH E'S Herbue Mann (Atlantic 7786) Gloria Lynne (Everest 2044) GOOD TIMES 3 2 5 Sam Cooke (RCA Victor 8368) WHAT CAN A MAN DO A THING CALLED SADNESS Ben E King (Atco 1303) Chuck Howard (Fraternity 923) TENNESSEE WALTZ 7 6 Sam Cooke (RCA Victor 8368) I SURRENDER DEAR NIGHTINGALE MELODY Taylor 731) THE I HIM SO BAD 8 Tempo 8 Stevens (Mee) Johnny (Galaxy WANNA LOVE 3 7 Jelly Beans (Red Bird 10-003) GOOFUS IT WILL STAND SHARE YOUR LOVE 10 Bent Fabric (Atco 6304) Showmen (Imperial 66033) 8 Bobby Bland (Duke 377) PORK CHOP HEY HARMONICA MAN 5 TITENA/SATIN DOLL ONE" Jimmy Smith (Blue Note 1906) Art Mooney (Kapp 598) 9 Little Stevie Wonder (Tornio 54096) 4i WHERE DID YOUR LOVE GO 15 UNDER PARIS SKIES LET ME LOVE YOU 10 Andy Williams (Cadence 1447) ( THE CHARTBUSTERS Supreme (Motown 1060) B. B. King (Kent 396) NO PARTICULAR PLACE TO GO 6 IF YOU SEE MY LOVE YOUR EYES Mutual =502 11 Chuck Berry (Chess 1898) Lenny Welch (Cadence 1446) CLOSE Arthur Prysock (Old Town 1163) 5' I LIKE IT LIKE THAT 14 12 ALL MY LOVIN' h and Miracles (Tamla 54098) Hollyridge Strings (Capitol 5207) A SHOT IN THE DARK DO I LOVE YOU Henry Mancini (RCA Victor 8381) 11 THE JAMES BOND THEME A Hit Al Tied Up 13 Ronettes (Philles 121) Billy Strange (Crescendo 2320) KIND OF TOWN PEOPLE SAY MY In A Package 23 Frank Sinatra (Reprise 0279) Neat 14 Dixie Cups (Red Bird (10-006) MORE SOUL, THAN SOUL Eddie Harris (Columbia 43075) MIXED-UP, SHOOK -UP GIRL 16 SOUL DRESSING 15 Potty & Emblems (Herold 590) Booker T 8 MG's (Stax 153) THE SEVENTH DAWN 7TY Henry Jerome (Decca 735) DAVID BOX YOU'RE MY REMEDY 17 le 16 Marvelletes (Tomla 54097) THE SEVENTH DAWN ONCE UPON A SUMMERTIME Ferrante 8 Teicher (United Artists 31635) WALK ON BY 12 Jane Morgan (Colpix 731) 17 Dionne Warwick (Scepter 1274) DOLL CAN'T BUY ME LOVE'HELLO DOLLY "LITTLE SATIN Ella Fitzgerald (Verve 10234) NO ONE TO CRY TO 32 Earl Grant (Decca 25638) 8 P 18 Ray Charles (ABC Paramount 10571) STARDUST SECURITY OH BABY (WE GOT A GOOD Peter Duchin (Decca 25632) Otis Redding (Volt 117) LONELY 19 THING GOIN') 20 Barbara Lynn (Jamie 1279) BEG ME 13 TOP 100 9 E 20 Chuck Jacson (Wand 154) NEW ADDITIONS to Jo SUMMER TRY IT BABY 18 21 Marvin Gaye (Tamla 54095) 65-BECAUSE 96-THANK YOU BABY Five 9704) Shrrelles (Scepter 1278) to WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH Dave Clark (Epic 22 YOU BABY 19 Jei I AND MORE OF YOUR GIRL" Marvin Gaye 8 Mary Wells (Motown 1057) 67-AND LOVE HER 97-MORE Beatles (Capitol 5235) AMOR HEY GIRL DON'T BOTHER ME 34 King Cole (Capitol 5219) 23 Nat JI M Tams (ABC Paramount 10573) NO TIME TO LOSE 75-I'VE GOT Bo THE THINGS I USED TO DO 26 Corlo Thomas (Atlantic 2238) 98-MEXICAN SHUFFLE 24 James Brown (Smash 1908) Herb Alpert's Tijuana Brass (ABM 742) WILLIAM LIE MUTUAL RECORDS EVERYBODY NEEDS SOMEBODY 81-SWEET Millie Small (Smash 1920) 12 25 TO LOVE 31 99-A TASTE OF HONEY 1314-24 S Howard Street Tony Bennett (Columbia 43073) Ern Solomon Burke (Atlantic 2241) 92-SUNNY Phila., Pa. DEVIL WITH THE BLUE DRESS 29 Neil Sedoka (RCA Victor 8382) 100-THE NEW "FRANKIE AND 26 Shorty Long (Soul 35001) PI. JOHNNY" SONG A TEAR FELL 37 93-G.T.O. Greenwood Singers (Kapp 591) MI 27 Ray Charles (ABC Paramount 10571) Ronnie 8 Doytonas (Mola 481) 141 Not SAILOR BOY 24 100-DOWN WHERE THE FOUR 28 Chiffons (Laurie 3262) 95-It HURTS TO BE IN LOVE WINDS BLOW (Chilly Winds) Gene Pitney (Musicor 1040) Serendipity Singers (Philips 40215! Sul MY GUY 21 Irri 29 Mary Wells (Motown 1056) BLUE NOTE Pori BABY COME HOME 28 30 Ruby 8 Romantics (Kapp 601) AIMED at OPS HAS THE HOTTEST ME SOMETHING YOU GOT 25 IArr1 31 Alvin JAZZ SINGLES Robinson (Tleer 104) GIRL FRIENDS MEDLEY LATIN MEDLEY-Jan Garber (Decca 25644) Bill LAZY ELSIE MOLLY 2' 1 III 37 ®IIRIDIMlll1l1lllllllllllllllllllllll IIIIIIIIIIIIIII11111111IIIIIIIIIIIIII I IDIIIIIImIIIIIIIVImllllllll®IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIfIIlVlmlll I IIIIII111111IIIIIIIIIIm Chubby Checker (Parkway 926) BAI A HOUSE IS A liai IT'S A HIT! NOT HOME 33 Brook Benton (Mercury 723031 idn Dionne Warwick (Scepter 1282) ALL UP GROWN 27 COMING I GI 34 Crystals (Philles 122) IMoIL lit l JIMMY SMITH I STAND ACCUSED 42 BOOKER T. 35 Jerry Butler (Vee Jay 598) ti GIRLS 33 & The MG's ti 0 MY 36 Major Lance (Okey 7179) einu ewe -x/1- OVE WW OFw Ileldt4 ONCE UPON A TIME 30 ENT p nt 37 Marvin Gaye & Mary Wells (Motown 10571 ENTEgTAIP1M PORK CHOP LET ME LOVE YOU 49 38 B. B. King (Kent) SOUL DRESSING CIR( BLUE NOTE 45x1906 WHAT CAN A MAN DO 39 Billy 39 Ben E. King 1303) Stax 153 Q (Atco ti I'VE GOT NO TIME TO LOSE bOVI 40 Carla Thomas (Atlantic 7947) WARNER BROS Rieti (Dist. by Atlantic) ;r A I NEED LOTS OF LOVIN' 46 (7( STANLEY 41 Johnny Taylor (Derby 1012) A GIVING UP 36 42 Gladys Knlaht & The Pips (Man 3261 GON TURRENTINE WIT( USE WHAT YOU GOT 48 IRelion 43 Sugar Pie De Santo (Checker 1082) Skee(e I'D RATHER HAVE YOU 45 A COIN GRABBIN' INSTRUMENTAL 44 Joe Tex (Dial 3020) TROUBLE RHIN SOULFUL DRESS 45 Sugar Pie De NUIT" lee BLUE NOTE 45x1893 Santo (Checker 1082) "LA aot 46 WEEP NO MORE (THE NIGHT) A New Rocking Version Nathan McKinley (Rata) HERE HELP THE POOR 38 BY Nee 47 B. B. King (ABC Paramount 10552) D.1.'s: Write for Free Samples EVERY LITTLE BIT HURTS 35 48 Brenda Holloway (Tombs 54094) JIMMY LYTELL SOME E-1107 A QUIET PLACE 41 Gtttte 49 Garnet Mimms (United Artists 715) FOR SAMPLE COPY-PLEASE WRITE- YOU SEE MY LOVE 43 ASK BLUE NOTE 50 Lenny Welch (Cadence 1446) EMBER RECORDS 150 ST., N.Y. 19, N.Y. 13 W 61 si St. Ncw York 23, N. Y. W. 55th IIIIIll111101 111111ll111llIIIIIIIIIIl11111111111111111011IlI11111151111111111111111111III1111111 40 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 6BDz, www.americanradiohistory.com illllllll!Ilill IMM11VHEMEIRMVIIDICHIMIVlU11IIlIIn1nIIIIInIIInIMEMBI111II3HEMEM III 1 III II II 111111 I (III III ua1 , .. sres 7 eesws COUNTRY I% eesln i COUNTRY Cash Box pussee TOP 50 .,r.läiiei 4Nu4i ROUND UP 1V1M1111V111M1111111V11111111111111111111111V15111111111111111CMIEM1111111111111111VE1M1101112IVIIIVMIVllM®MS111 1111111111111111 Pos. Last Pos. Last Possibly one of the biggest news Haze Jones of Hal Smith Artist's Week Week breaks pertaining to country music in Productions reports that Bobby Lewis the great southwest is the story that has been quite a busy boy with pro- DANG ME 1 LOOKING FOR MORE the 50,000 watt KCUL-Fort Worth is motional tours and engagements; it 1 (Tree-BMI I 26 IN '64 22 will on Roger MMler (Smash 1881) (Yonoh-Peach-SESAC) adding FM to their facilities. Bill appears he continue to be the Jim Nesbitt (Chart 1065) Mack, program director and deejay go for some time to come. On the on the outlet, sez AM promo side of course Bobby is pro- MEMORY #1 2 that both the 2 rednrwn,d-8M1) BE QUIET MIND 33 and FM operations will begin broad- moting his latest release, "Crying In Webb Pierce (Decca 31617) 27 (Yonnah-BMI) casting on a 24 hour, around the clock Public." Ott Stephens (Reprise 0272) basis "with nothing but pure country THE COWBOY IN THE music." "We are shooting for Septem- INVISIBLE TEARS 21 ber," said Mack. Present platter spin- "Starday Records seems to have hit 3 CONTINENTAL SUIT 5 28 (Central Songs-BMI) paydirt in their new release by a (Morizona-8M/) Ned Miller (Fabor 128) ners on the station include Jerry Marty Robbins (Columbia 43049) Parks, Tommy Crone, Russ Johnston, group which is also new on the coun- Luke Butler, and Bill Mack. try music scene, the Homesteaders," SLIPPING AROUND 16 types Walt Breeland. sez WHERE DOES A TEAR COME 29 (Peer Int'I-8M!) Walt that 4 FROM 4 Marion Worth & George Morgan Tex Williams reports from the Far the Nashville-based trio's hard -driving (Mimosa -8M1) (Columbia 43020) East to his manager, Jack Murrah, rendition of "Leaving But I Won't Be George Jones (United Artists 724) that his tour of Japan, Korea, Okina- Long" is beginning to sell an exciting BURNING MEMORIES 25 wa and the Philippines is going fine. pace and is being met with much en- 30 (Cedarwood-BMI) is I STEPPED OVER THE LINE 7 Ray Price (Columbia 42971) The chanter is doing a ten week tour thusiasm. It receiving heavy radio 5 (Don Robertson-ASCAP) of this area and will arrive back on play in most areas. Breeland is leaving Hank Snow (RCA Victor 8334) the mainland 10. Houston soon for an extensive trip I LOVE TO DANCE WITH about August After 31 ANNIE 28 a few days rest and visit with his wife through the northwestern and Rocky WINE, WOMEN, AND SONG 3 (Acuff -Rose -1041J in Dallas, Tex will again hit the road Mountain states in behalf of the above 6 (Sure Fire-8M II Ernest Ashworth (Hickory 1265) on an extended tour of the Pacific release and Sheb Wooley's "Blue Gui- Loretta Lynn (Decca 31608) coast and the midwest. The artist's tar" and a new Willie Nelson which WELCOME TO MY WORLD 30 new Liberty release couples "Closer is due for early release. Anyone need- TAKE MY RING OFF 32 (Tuckahoe & Neilrae-BMI) Closer" with "Empty Letters." ing copies of the above -mentioned 7 YOUR FINGER 12 Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 8289) decks should write to Walt at 8708 ICedorwood-PMI Carol Klein sends along word that Ruthby St., Houston, Texas. Carl Smith (Columbia 43033) PASSWORD 43 Clyde Beavers and the Eager Beavers 33 (Kitty Wells-BMI) Kitty Wells (Decca 31622) are continuing to work on the Frank I'M HANGING UP THE Clement campaign for Tennessee The Randy Weston Trio featuring 8 PHONE 6 GUESS WHAT, THAT'S RIGHT Senator along with Roy Acuff, Wilma Weston on the piano, Bill Wood on (Yonoh & Pearl D-8MI1 39 Lee and Stoney Cooper, Martha Car- bass and Lenny McBrowne on Carl Butler & Pearl (Columbia 43030) 34 SHE'S GONE drums (Al Gallico-BMI) son, Merle Kilgore, and other c&w are currently knocking 'em dead at the Hank Williams, Jr. (MGM 13253) stars. Avaloch Inn in Lenox, Massachusetts. BALLAD OF IRA HAYES 24 The guys play every night but Tues- 9 (E. 8. Marks-8MI) I'VE THOUGHT OF LEAVING One of the most interesting innova- day. Johnny Cash (Columbia 43053) 35 YOU 27 tions in Music City went into opera- (Morizonn-8MI tion last month when Cedarwood Pub- SECOND FIDDLE 15 Kitty Wells (Decca 31622) lishing Co. became the first pubbery Billy Deaton pens from down San 10 (Stardov-8M11 in Nashville to install a complete IBM Jean Shepard (Capitol 5169) IF FOR HIM, TWO Antonio way that country music is ONE system for the computing and distri- going great guns in his neck of the JR 36 IF FOR ME 42 bution of royalties to their individual woods. City recently played MY HEART SKIPS A BEAT 8 !Central Song -8M1) to Jim David Houston (Epic 9690) songwriters. Cedarwood veep Mary Reeves and his Blueboys who 11 (Rluebonk-8M1 , played Buck Owens (Capitol 5136) Claire Rhodes, who has handled the to turn -away biz for five days. Ditto PICK OF THE WEEK 34 responsibility for writers for the past for Faron Young and his Deputies. A IR BABY 13 37 (Yonoh-8M14 four years, says the new system will Billy also notes that Young's radio BE BETTER TO YOUR Roy Drusky (Mercury 72265) do in a matter of minutes 12 (Tree-BMI ) the same show is presently a tremendous suc- Ernest Tubb (Decca 31614) job which has required thousands of cess with 29 outlets airing in Texas, COTTON MILL MAN 41 work -hours to accomplish by the pre- Louisiana, New Mexico and Missis- 38 (Screen Gems-BMI) vious method. lc) PUT YOUR ARMS AROUND Jim & Jesse (Epic 9676) sippi. 13 ME 20 (4 Star Soles-BMI) Norma Jean (RCA Victor 8328) THAT'S ALL THAT e )040 01040)))-e)e)Cr) )c»e) JR 39 MATTERS 32 (Pamper -8W I BREAKING OUT IN (Índil OFF 50,000 SOLD! THE SOUTHEAST! SORROW ON THE ROCKS 9 Ray Price (Columbia 42971) 1115) 14 (Screen Gems Col. -8M11 A JUKEBOX HIT! JOHNNY FOSTER'S Porter Wagoner (RCA Victor 8338) a I DON'T LOVE YOU WEBB FOLEY'S ME 23 40 ANYMORE "MY OWN" (Moss Ross-BMI) 15 (Acclaim & Somos Island-8M1) 5136) Bill Anderson (Decca 31630) Charlie Lovin (Capitol 9! 44 "TAKE BACK MY HEART" 46 "ONE BY ONE BAD NEWS 18 WEAKER MOMENTS M-50-552 CAPA 122 r++ 41 I usky-8WO 16 (Acuff-Rose-BMI) (Capitol 5206) Johnny Cash (Columbia 43053) Ferlin Husky All Orders, Bookings etc, DISTRIBUTED BY 3 CONTACT SOUND OF NASHVILLE THE WHITE CIRCLE I GUESS I'M CRAZY 29 17 (Mallory -8M1) 42 ON MY FINGER 35 M -RECORDS I CAPA RECORDS Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 8383) (Sere-Fire-WI) Kitty Wells (Decca 31580) 1427 Wells St., Fort Wayne, Ind. 803 R. GOVERNMENT ST. Call Collect: 424-0573 4 MOBILE, ALABAMA MY BABY WALKS ALL 47 E I 18 OVER ME 10 THE NESTER 0+04-ot0-1-44-0-1-e-E{}fi0+0+e fee4 (todal-8M1) 43 (free-BMI) (Columbia 43051) Johnny Sea (Philips 40164) Lefty Frizzell '111111111111111111111111111111111114111111111 In MR. 8. MRS. USED TO BE CIRCUMSTANCES 14 44 (sure fire -8M1) 19 IChamoion-BMII Ernest Tubb & Loretta Lynn Billy Walker (Columbia 43010) (Decca 31643) LOVE IS NO EXCUSE 11 ANGEL ON LEAVE 44 20 (Tree -8M(( 45 (New Kevs-BMI) Jim Reeves & Dottie West Jimmy Newman (Decca 31609 ) (RCA Victor 8324) Now on the chart!!! TOGETHER AGAIN 37 46 (Central-BM!) GONNA GET ALONG Buck Owens (Capitol 5136) 21 WITHOUT YOU NOW 17 Thanks DJ's rrtll (Reliance-ASCAPI GOLD CUP 49 Skeeter Davis (RCA Victor 8347) THE (ChemiBuddy 47 Cagle(Capitol 5154) l RHINESTONES 19 22 (Painted Dorert-8M1) TALK TO MY Faron Young (Mercury 72271) PLEASE 48 HEART (Glad-BMI ) HERE COMES MY BABY 31 Ray Price (Columbia 43086) 23 (Tree-BMI) "THE GOLD CUP" Dottie West (RCA Victor 8374) THEN I'LL STOP LOVING 49 YOU 38 SOMETHING I DREAMED 36 (American-WI) 24 IGlod-BMI) Browns (RCA Victor 8348) Buddy Cagle George Jones (United Artists 724) SUMMER SKIES AND Capitol #5154 ASK MARIE 26 50 GOLDEN SANDS 40 I (Acuff Rose-8MI) (Duchess -8M1) 31609) IIIIIIIIIn1111ee evil IIIee II11I1111I1111111111111eelimittimi Sonny James (Capitol 5197) Jimmy "C." Newman (Decca 0'r 41 rlt'' :ash Box-August 1, 1964 I it 1. www.americanradiohistory.com i"r: TOP COUNTRY Im::. COUNTRY Cash Box REVIEWS ALBUMS ,ewiü ¡aee te B+ very good C+ fair ear/ern, ' B good C mediocre IIII I IIIlIIIEIlhIIlIIJIIIIIIMIIIEMIIl!I Position Last Week kIi 11 a nc 1 MOONLIGHT AND ROSES 1 16 GOLDEN COUNTRY HITS Jim Reeves (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2854) Hank Thompson (Capitol T 2089) ng THE CASH BOX I la 2 THE BEST OF BUCK OWENS 5 17 A WIDOW MAKER 20 ,`^ tri (Capitol T 2105/ST 2105) Jimmy Martin rl (Decca DL 4536/DL 7-4536) 3 THERE STANDS THE GLASS 2 BULLSEYE U: Carl Smith (Columbia CL 2173/CS 8973) 18 BLUEGRASS HOOTENANNY 14 lI George Jones & Melba Montgomery enl (United Artists UAL 3352/LIAS 6352) 4 I WALK THE LINE 6 I WAS COMING HOME TO YOU (2:29) [Lowery BMI-Hayes] he CL Johnny Cash (Columbia 2190/CS 8990) B 19 DANG ME 26 HELLO HEARTACHE (2:15) [E. B. Marks BMI-Wayne, Raleigh] 3 Roger Miller rel 5 GUITAR COUNTRY MPS 27049/FRS 67049) Chet Atkins (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2783) (Smash HANK LOCKLIN (RCA Victor 8399) im 17 Da BEST OF GEORGE JONES 8 20 LORETTA LYNN SINGS 6 DL 4457/DL 74457) -maker who scored last time out with "Followed hi( (United Artists UAL 3298/UAS 6289) (Decca The vet Victor hit Closely By Teardrops" should easily duplicate that success with this top- olu TOO LATE TO WORRY 23 To The side elle BEFORE OVER YOU 12 21 notch follow-up stanza tagged "I Was Coming Home You." 7 I'M Glenn Campbell (Capitol ST 1881/T 1881) Ai Loretta Lynn (Decca DL 4541/DL 74547) is an easy-going, chorus -backed ballad about a guy who realizes how is an ltt 22 BLUE AND LONESOME 19 much he really appreciates his wife at home. "Hello Heartache" 8 IN PERSON 4 George Jones (Mercury 20906) infectious, slow-shufflin' tale of woe sold with winning verve and polish pow Porter Wagoner by Locklin. he (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2840) 23 BLUEGRASS SPECIAL 21 ieml Bill Monroe (Decca DL 4382) a(e 9 ON THE BANDSTAND 10 aat Buck Owens (Capitol T 1879/ST 1879) 24 BY REQUEST JUST BETWEEN THE TWO OF US (2:28) [Yonah BMI-Anderson] Ferlin Husky (Capitol T 2101/ST 2101) paigt fjates NIGHT LIFE SLOWLY BUT SURE (2:23) [Owen BMI-Owen] YO 7 PLATT & EARL SCRUGGS blear Ray Price (Columbia CL 1871/CS 8771) 25 LESTER AT CARNEGIE HALL 22 MERLE HAGGARD & BONNIE OWENS (Tally 181) Ianel. (Columbia CL 2045/CS 8845) 11 OUR MAN IN TROUBLE 13 and can Hu Don Bowman (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2831) Both the artists have had clicks in the past together they kj nc 26 MORE NEW FAVORITES quickly go the whole -distance to chart success. The top side here, "Just George Jones go: 12 KITTY WELLS STORY 15 (United Artists UAL 3338/UAS 6338) Between The Two Of Us,' is a slow -moving weeper about a couple whose t Ba (Decca DXD 174/DXS 7174) love is so cold they don't even fight any more. The undercut, "Slowly who have ep 27 RINGhCashnnyOF FIRE But Sure," is a rousing listenable ode about a lucky twosome UP s CL 2953/CS 8854 13 MORE HANK SNOW finally found each other. Also merits a close look. Sin. SOUVENIRS 9 FOLK BOOK 27 l ay's (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 2812) 28 IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII E ArnoldOLS (RCA Victor LPM/LSP 28 ox f Ab 14 THANKS A LOT BILLY PARKER (Sims 184) CHARLES LEE GUY III 16 ALONERose WITH 31993/57 amb Ernest Tubb (Decca DL 4514 DL 74514) 1993) (Capitol 5223) 29 Maddox (Capitol (B+) SOUNDS LIKE A WINNER pre: (2:36) [English BMI-Chap- isit t 15 SONGS WE LOVE BEST 18 80 BILL ANDERSON SINGS 28 (B+) RICH MAN'S GOLD (2:18) Jimmy (Columbia DL 4499/DS 74499) el] Parker has a good chance of scor- tha Dean CL 2188 CS 8988) (Decca me- [Tree B M I - Wayne] Chuck ing the coin department with this Guy could lave a hit on his hand with amai dium-paced tale of heartbreak about a this top-drawer rollicking, fast -mot year fellow who has been hurt so many the MIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ing weeper about a poor guy whose times before that he's become real gal rejected him because he wasn't anf careful before starting another ro- rich enough for her. Watch it closely. New D.J. mance. oret COUNTRY (B+) TATOOED LOVER (2:12) (B+) THERE GOES A LONELY t0rl MAN (2:42) [Pamper BMI- tenue Cashe+Ì Boxeue ne [English BMI-McBride, Sto- n" RECORD REPORTS This time chan- Howard] On this end the songster of- ript M REGIONAL vall, George] out the l p; e...:"Ì 4;.rr.r: ter offers a contagious ditty concern- fers a pretty, slow -moving bluegrass - ing a guy with many female interests. flavored hillbilly lament. unica I I I I I I I I I II I I IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII MIMI11IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII II I I II IIII I I IIIIIIII!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII0IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII g cat adret LONNIE BELL AL KOZEL KOYN KULP WILLIS BROTHERS (Starday 681) 'cord FRANK TAYLOR (Chart 1095) The; Billings, Montana El Campo, Texas BUY ME A (B+) GONNA JUKE teasel 1. Sorrow On The Rocks (Porter Wagoner) 1. I've Got It In My Bones (Rusty Gabbard) BOX (2:28) [Starday BMI- 2. Hoot 'N' Annie (Joe And Rose Lee Maphis) (B+) SHE USED TO BE MY GIRL top 'I 2. Together Again (Buck Owens) can do Coun- 3. Love Is No Excuse (Jim Reeves 8 Dottie West) 3. Take My Ring Off Your Finger (Carl Smith( Sutton] Willis Brothers (2:08) [Yonah BMI-D. & E. rm 4. My Heart Skips A Beat (Buck Owens) 4. I Love To Dance With Annie (Ernest Ashworth) try Top 50 business with this com- Reeves] Frank Taylor unleashes his 5. Dang Me (Roger Miller) 5. I Stepped Over The Line (Hank Snow) mercial high-spirited, rhythmic affair potent, wide -range vocal talents full 6. Second Fiddle (Jean Shepard) 6. Password (Kitty Wells) about an unfortunate husband who uLond 7. Cowboy In The Continental Suit 7. Big John's Wife blast on this fine swingin' tale of ro- Garn At (Wilma Lee And Stoney Cooper) attempts to keep his wife at home a (Marty Robbins) - mantic rejection, complete with Fhilil 8. Blue Smoke (Warren Smith) 8. Put Your Arms Around Her (Norma Jean) even going so far as to turning his moving, mid recitation. 1:6;mposi 9. Circumstances (Billy Walker) 9. Your Name's Become A Household Word -deck femme (Neil Merritt) house into a honky tonk cafe. Could be big. 10. Keep Those Cards And Letters Coming In (Spna,, (Janie 8 Johnny Mosby) 10. Second Fiddle Clean Shephard) (B+) GIVE ME 40 ACRES (1:46) P (B+) LOST, 011 COUSIN ELI B M I E. & J. STRAYED JACK RENO [Starday - STOLEN (2:37) [Yonah Bill WHOW WPEH Green] Lively, fast-moving item FirSest -Anderson] This time out Tayla is Louisville, Georgia about on ,, Clinton, Illinois the problems on life the dishes-up a sentimental, dual -tract 1. Dong Me (Roger Miller) 1. Looking For More In '64 (Jim Nesbitt) farm essayed with telling authority ' 2. I'm Hanging tradition -oriented weeper. 2. Memory #1 (Webb Pierce) Up The Phone by the guys. ?d gett 3. My Heart Skips A Beat (Buck Owens) (Carl 8 Pearl Butler) Roaill g 4. I'm Hanging Up The Phone 3. Be Quiet Mind (Ott Stephens) (Carl 8 Pearl Butler) 4. Pick Of The Week (Roy Drusky) JOHNNY SEYMOUR 104) 5. Stronger Than Dirt (Glenn Barber) 5. Blue Guitar (Sheb Woodley) (Eagle ^)a)ÌToI 6. Password (Kitty 6. Then I'll Stop Loving You (The Browns) BERNIE WALDON (Clark 213) Wells) libela pr 7. Ballad Of Ira Hayes (Johnny Cash) 7. Slippin' Around (B+) TALL TIMBER LUMBER- 8. Sing Me A Sad Song (Homesteaders) (George Morgan 8 Marion Worth) J A C K (2:45) [Sandhills & (B) YOUR KIND OF MAN (2:28' -I LenL 9. Cowboy In The Continental Suit 8. Frosty Window Pone (Joe Penny) Alto BMI-Lance] Newcomer Johnny [Lonzo & y 9. Meet Me Tonight Oscar BMI-Wilsoo (Marty Robbins) (Jim Howard) at 10. Circumstances (Billy Walker) 10. Missing Persons (Coleman O'Neal) Seymour can quickly build a national Richardson] Bernie Waldon could reputation for himself with this hard - tract some attention with this slow pahual cu SONNY WEATHERLY DOUG BYRD driving, chorus -backed folk -styled shuffin' funky blueser all about a gill aA KRZY WJRM ditty with a warm infectious, rhythm- who has been bossed around by ho and Albuquerque, New Mexico Troy, North Carolina ic beat. Eye it. gal. Deejays should like it. +li 1. Ìrni Cowboy In The Continental Suit 1. Dang Me (Roger Miller) Lol (Marty Robbins) 2. Old Courthouse (Faron Young) (B) THIS SONG'S A LOVE LET- (B) I'VE ED OVER ili," 2. Circumstances (Billy Walker) 3. Me (Bill Anderson) TER TO 3. Where Does A YOU [Sandhills & NEW LEAF l(2: Little Tear Come From 4. Second Fiddle (Jean Shephard) 8) Len èil (George Jones) 5. Password (Kitty Wells) Alto BMI-Brazeal, Seymour] More Oscar BMI-Waldon] Pleasant, easy [ 4. Dang Me (Roger Miller) 6. I'm Hanging Up The Phone fine country sounds. This one's a ten- going, western -styled rep ongln 5. Angel On Leave (Jimmy D. Neuman) tear-jerker (Carl 8 Pearl Butler) der, slow -moving traditional weeper. 'ry and 6. Blue Smoke (Warren Smith) 7. I'm A Walkin' Advertisement (For The Blues) dered with poise and authority by the 7. Last Letter (Jack CRS Green) (Norma Jean) songster. stl 8. Ballad Of Ira Hoyes (Johnny Cash) 8. Pick Of The Week (Roy Drusky) JIM HOWARD mal top 9. Invisible Tears (Ned Miller) 9. Who Throwed Dot Rock 11ra Louvin) (Del -Mar 1013) 10. er I Don't Love You Any More (Charlie Louvin) 10. I Guess I'm Crazy (Jim Reeves) (B) TOO MUCH TAKING -NOT hiS VERLYN lu DEATON APPLE SAVAGE ENOUGH GIVING (2:15) WILLIAM JAMES (Dixie 1042) ed cop WIMO WLBA [Yonah BMI-Helton] Jim Howard Winder, Georgia (B) PINTO TATERS d "Shakes Gainesville, Georgia might well pull some loot with this BEANS, od 1. I'm Hanging [Tropic cl Up The Phone 1. Put Your Arms Around Her (Norma Jean) extremely fast-moving, chorus -backed CORNBREAD (2:13) (Carl 8 Pearl Butler) 2. Looking For More In '64 (Jim Nesbitt) BMI-James] The belts out 2. Looking For More tale about a twosome whose love has songster Ist 21) In '64 (Jim Nesbitt) 3. Then I'll Stop Loving You (The Browns) 3. Then I'll Stop Loving You (The gone on the rocks. Side's a natural a high-spirited, fast-moving sentimen' Browns) 4. Be Quiet Mind (Ott In 4. Be Stephens) Quiet Mind (Ott Stephens) 5. Pick Of The Week (Roy Drusky) for airplay. tal ode to the food of his childhood 5. Talking To The Night spins d Lights (Del Reeves) 6. I'm Hanging Up The Phone the Southland. Could grab some pp 6. Pick Of The Week (Roy Druskyl (B) MEET ME TONIGHT 7. Lie (Carl 8 Pearl Butler) OUT- A Little (Bonnie Owens) 7. Blue Guitar (Sheb Woodley) 8. Wolk Tall (Tom Tall) SIDE OF TOWN (2:10) (C+) FOREIGN CAR CRAZE 8. Sam Hill (Merle Heggord) j 9. Meet Me Tonight [Howl eCdjRa (Jim Howard) 9. Talking To The Night Lights BMI-Helton] Tender, medi- (1:51) [Tronic BMI 10. The House (Del R sl At 103 (Bill Goodwin) 10. Please Help Me Believe (Charlie Phillips) um -paced rhythmic ode about an im- Medium -paced bluegrass -styled (tea possible romancer with a potent, steel in which the wants oIs n1111111111 1111111 III11MMMMII11M artist sez he II IIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII111111111111111111IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII111 II III MID!IIMIMMIM 11i1111u II1um1111 IMIIIUIUMMIMII guitar backing. of those small autos from abroad. 42 Cash Box -August 1, 196 hoz,. www.americanradiohistory.com Great Britain's Best Sellers gmi" This Last Weeks GREAT Week Week On Charts *Isla 1 17 2 A Hard Day's Night-The Beatles (Parlophone) Northern 893c B I I Songs. R TA N 2 2 3 It's All Over Now-The Rolling Stones (Decca) Acuff -Rose 3 1 4 The 'House Of The Rising Sun-The Animals (Columbia) Britain's transatlantic chart supremacy continues to hold good. At home K.P.M. British artists occupy nine out of the top fifteen places in the singles chart 4 3 5 Hold Me-P.J. Proby (Decca) Campbell Connelly and seven out of ten in both the LP and LP lists. Groups are still predominat- 5 13 2 I Just Don't Know What To Do With Myself-Dusty ing yielding only to solo artists Cliff Richard, Dustry Springfield and Cilla Springfield (Philips) Aberbach Conversely, is American in the 6 7 3 I Won't Forget You-Jim Reeves (RCA) Burlington Black. it interesting to note that the six entries 7 4 Top Fifteen are solo country & western 6 You're No Good-Swinging Blue Jeans (HMV) Morris British all artists and four of these are 8 14 3 or rhythm. and blues-an indication of the growing popularity of this kind of On The Beach-Cliff Richard (Columbia) Elstree 9 5 12 It's Over-Roy Orbison (London) Acuff -Rose music which, until recently, had only minority appeal. 10 In the Cash Box Top 100 British artists are still well represented and cur- 6 8 Someone, Someone-Brian Poole (Decca) Burlington in the Top new Beatles on 11 11 3 Kissin' Cousins-Elvis Presley (RCA) December rently have three Fifteen with a shoal of platters 12 8 7 Hello (London) the way up. Dolly-Louis Armstrong Edwin Morris Music already in the Top Twenty with Brian Poole and the 13 9 7 Romana-The Bachelors (Decca) Francis Day -& Hunter 111 Burlington 14 Tremeeoes, "Someone, Someone," on Decca and "How Can I Forget You" by - 1 Call Up The Groups-The Barron Knights (Columbia) Reeves on RCA hopes to complete the hat trick with its latest acquisition, Various Jim 15 10 6 Nobody I Know-Peter & Gordon (Columbia) Northern "bang Me," which is proving a big hit in the States for Roger Miller and Songs wed on version for which is issued here Philips. Johnny Duncan has waxed a cover 16 1 Wishin' & top. - Hopin'-The Merseybeats (Fontana) Belinda Columbia. "I Wish You Would" by The Yardbirds is also proving a steady 17 15 8 You See That side Can't She's Mine-Dave Clark Five (Colum- seller for Burlington Music. bia) Ardmore & Beechwood how a on a personal American jazz singer Mark Murphy in town for few days 18 1 Someday We're Gonna Love Again-The Searchers (Pye) s ao visit busy taping interviews which will be used as part of a mammoth promo- - Toby olish tional campaign organized by Philips for the Fontana album which he cut in 19 12 9 My Guy-Mary Wells (Stateside) Aberbach the company's studios a while back. Entitled "Mark Time!" and set for Sep- 20 19 2 Tobacco Road-The Nashville Teens (Decca) Southern tember release the album features pop material with jazz undertones. Jack Baverstock took the session and tracks were divided between M.D's Johnny Dankworth, Tubby Hayes and Les Reed. In August coincidental with the cam- paign Murphy will be featured in the BBC TV "Jazz 625" show. After cabaret Top Ten LP's Top Ten EP's dates in Sweden Murphy makes a return visit to the Ronnie Scott Jazz Club. Meantime his single "Now You've Gone" is already available on the Fontana 1 1 The Rolling Stones - The 1 1 Long Tall Sally-The Beatles label. Rolling Stones (Decca) (Parlophone) Hubert Patterson, late of Gallo Records, South Africa has joined the produc- 2 10 A Hard Day's Night-The 2 2 The Rolling Stones The cao tion department of the Robert Stigwood Organization. Plans include the launch- Beatles (Parlophone) Rolling Stones (Decca)- "dust ing of a new pop star, nineteen year old Simon Scott, whose first single "Move 3 9 West Side Story - Sound- 3 3 All My Loving-The Beatles whose It Baby" was just released on Parlophone. Stigwood's autumn plans include track (CBS) (Parlophone) lowly the presentation of his first West End revue starring Diana Dors, Danny La 4 7 Dance With The Shadows- 4 4 On Stage-The Merseybeats have Rue and Hugh Paddick. The Shadows (Columbia) (Fontana) Singer John Leyton, having completed his role in the musical film "Every 5 3 With The Beatles - The 5 6 The Bachelors Volume 2- Day's A Holiday," is currently in Hollywood for his part in the 20th Century Beatles (Parlophone) The Bachelors (Decca) Fox film, "Von hyan's Express," starring Frank Sinatra and Trevor Howard. 6 8 Wonderful Life-Cliff Richard 6 7 The Hollies - The Hollies A busy time ahead for Millie (Small), currently playing dates in Brussels, (Columbia) (HMV) Hamburg, Munich and Frankfurt. A warm welcome at Kennedy Airport and 7 6 Buddy Holly Showcase - 7 10 Twist And Shout The a press reception at the Rockefeller Plaza awaits her when she pays her first Buddy Holly (Coral) Beatles (Parlophone) - visit to the United States on July 27. Between an Ed Sullivan TVer on July 8 5 It's The Searchers The D (2:It! - 8 5 Love In Las Vegas-Elvis 29th and an appearnce at the World's Fair on August 9 she goes home to Searchers (Pye) e] Chad Presley (RCA) Jamaica for the first time since leaving to seek fame and fortune in Britain 9 2 The Bachelors & 16 Great land wi a year ago. Negotiations are under way for Millie to make a promotional tour Songs-The Bachelors (Dec- 9 - Those Brilliant Shadows- last -mur of the States in September. Meantime, she has cut "My Boy Lollipop" in Ger- ca) The Shadows (Columbia) uy who man for release in that market on Fontana. 10 4 Kissin' Cousins-Elvis Pres- 10 - Just One Look-The Hollies ae W23t News this week of two new British musicals by top show writers. After ley (RCA) (HMV) it clorelr more than two years' active preparation Lionel Bart's latest musical has gone into rehearsal. Opening out-of-town (Manchester) on August 17 its London GREAT BRITAIN (con't.) LOA1C 10. With book by Alun Owen (who wrote the B1D premier is set for September Philips star Dusty Springfield has cut a single for the German market er The film "A Hard Day's Night") "Maggie May" has an all- ngster script for Beatles coupling her first big hit "I Only Want To Be With You" (by IvorRaymonde star production team in director Ted Kotcheff, choreographer Paddy Stone, bluegrae1 and Mike Hawker). with her current American smash "Wishin' And Hopin'" musical director Marcus Dodds with orchestrations by Ray Jones. The glitter- (by Burt Bacharach). The number culled from her LP "A Girl Called Dusty" ing cast is headed by Rachael Roberts in the title role, Kenneth Haigh and has never been issued here as a single although Fontana have issued a cover Andrew Keir. Meantime Bart's transatlantic smash "Oliver!" is in its fourth version by The Merseybeats. If this version makes the charts Philips will have record breaking year and still playing to capacity. a hit on both sides of the Atlantic. Dusty also cut an EP in French including The second musical by Anthony Newly and Leslie Bricusse "The Roar Of The 1095) "Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow" and "Stay Awhile." Greasepaint-The Smell Of The Crowd" out -titles the team's previous hit Jeff Kruger, head of Ember Records, just back from a five -week extensive I To Off". will direct the show but will not MY GM,' "Stop The World Want Get Newley tour of Europe visiting his distributors in France, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, i-D kg star in it the leading role being taken by Norman Wisdom, supported by Wil- Belgium and Holland. Primarily, Kruger was promoting the soundtrack LP and Cy Presented by Bernard Delfont eashes ti loughby Goddard, Sally Smith Grant. "Zulu" about to be released in the States by United Artists, "The Interesting fc: in London the musical opens out-of-town in Notting- alents at the end of September Sounds of Roy Orbison" LP and the Chad Stuart -Jeremy Clyde single "Yester- ham August 3rd. tale of own day's Gone" are on the American charts. He had discussions with French star with. Philips groups The Four Pennies who shot to the No. 1 spot with their Charles Aznavour and obtained the rights to his No. 1 song "La Mamma" and te composition "I Found Out The Hard recitati! "Juliet" have penned their follow-up made arrangements for him to visit London to record in English. Way" again published by Flamingo Music. They also have an EP on release Four lads calling themselves The Cockneys resplendent in traditional cockney "Spin With The Pennies" and they plan to make their first continental tour garb of pearl button waistcoats and pearly cloth caps climbed up 'the apples in September. YED O and pears' ('stairs') of the Cash Box office. The boys have just returned from 1 & B on the newly acquired Prima la- Yonah First single to be issued by R Records a tour of Scotland and their current Philips recording "After Tomorrow" is Ta? bel Sam Butera published by Edwin out is "Robin Hood" by Louis Prima with getting a lot of airplay. They have now completed their first film appearance Morris. Man's Sax" is already on the market dual: The first Prima LP "A Thinking in the United Artists picture "Swinging U.K." which is set for general release and getting favourable dealer reaction. in August. The film also features a host of pop stars including Brian Poole and Ron Kass, director of European operations for Vee Jay Records in America, the Tremeloes, Millie, the Merseybeats and the Migil Five. in London in search of original British masters and material for issue on Vee Impresario Arthur Howes already busy lining up an impressive autumn Jay (Tollie and Fame). Kass also explored the promotional prospects for the schedule which includes a four -week British tour for the Beatles (in association labels products TV Before returning to his base rk 213) via radio and in this country. with Brian Epstein) ; a nation wide tour for Cliff Richard in October and a in Lugano, Switzerland he visited other European countries in connection with package show starring Gene Pitney and Gerry and the Pacemakers. Vee November MAN I!' Jay's distributing and licensing re -organization programme. Shel Talmy of Orbit Universal Ltd., newly formed recording out -let of the 3tl-s` Publisher Lee Pincus of Ambassador Music returned to London after visiting Arthur Howes Organization, currently on a ten-day visit to New York. He will oldC. Paris with of Gil Pincus, New York office. Current Gil Ion brother Irwin, head negotiate contracts with American artists and arrange the production and re- Pincus -Ambassador hits include "A Taste of Honey" by Tony Bennett (Colum- Pavone (RCA); lease of disks by British artists for the U.S. market. Talmy has been responsi- 'about; bia) and The Beatles (Vee Jay); "Remember Me" by Rita ble for many successful chart entries including numbers by the Bachelors, Chad e and "Angelito" Martin Denny (Liberty) and eund by Rene & Rene (Columbia), and Jeremy and the Orchids. Trini Lopez (Reprise). They also acquired the Italian hit, "Amore Scus- it. have Agent and manager Tito Burns has set a coast -to -coast American tour for ani. " Dusty Springfield, The Searchers and Eden Kane starting on September 8. The D0 Len Munsie of Bosworth Music delighted with the Stateside reaction to Searchers and Kane will subsequently tour Australia where they will be joined is) r- his original copyright "Thank You" by The Harry Simeone Chorale on Mer- by Peter and Gordon. In April 1965, Burns will be bringing Peggy Lee to Eng- TV cury and published in States by Leeds Music. land for 12 concerts and some spots. ar?ahrl the Jimmy and Bill Philips of K.P.M. jubilant to have Britain's latest chart entry CBS star Kenny Ranken due in London for TV shows following his ..romo- shority "The House Of The Rising Sun" by the Animals on Columbia which is now well tional tour of the continent cancelled the visit owing to the TV strike. How- over the half million mark. Another KPM best seller is "Sweet William" by ever, his first single in this country "Where Did My Little Girl Go" is now Millie on Fontana. issued coupled with his American hit "US Mail." International thinking by the Philips H.Q. in Baarn, Holland has resulted in Johnny Dankworth the production of a magnificent series of promotional kits in respect of the "Shakespeare And All That Jazz" Fontana album by company's top artistes. Presentation folders which include a photograph, record and Cleo Laine to be featured complete in the "Music U.S.A. Jazz Hour" on and biographical details are mailed to European d.j.'s and music magazines to August 20. tie in with record releases in the various territories. Stars already featured in EMI reports that the "A Hard Day's Night" soundtrack LP has already the series are Millie (Queen of the Bluebeat), Dusty Springfield and The Four notched is now well over 600,000. Pennies. up a quarter million sales and the title song Philips London hosted a reception for jazzman Woody Herman currently on first visit to Britain for concerts and TV dates. Following a hold up due to copy- right problems, his L.P. "Woody Herman 1964" is now available in this country. American singer Sue Rainey in London for the first time to feature in a couple of Nelson Riddle TV shows for BBC 2 returns to New York for a cabaret The in season at The Living Room and to cut her first LP for Philips "Happiness Is A Best Britain...Bens Warm Sue Rainey." 43 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 International Section I Ygtt MI www.americanradiohistory.com SCANDINAVIA AUSTRALIA The "Australian Sound Awards for 1963/64" were presented by Radio Station DENMARK 3 UZ at the Hotel Windsor (Melbourne) on the evening of July 16. The function Imudico A/S has released orchestra folios of the local copyright, "Cha -Li - was hosted by Lewis Bennett (general manager 3 UZ), John McMahon (pro- Le -Lo," composed by Otto Brandenburg with the lyrics by Susanne Palsbo. It gram manager 3 UZ) and Bill Dodd (publicity manager 3 UZ), and guests in- was recorded by Gitte for HMV and turned out to be a top seller on records. cluded representatives of television, press and all sections of the trade, all 3 Other sheet music releases from Imudico includes "Green, Green," which in Peter UZ on -air personalities mingled with the guests during the proceedings. All in Mynte's Danish lyrics has been "Blä, Blä," (Blue, Blue). Imudico is also the all it was a very pleasant function which was thoroughly enjoyed by all those publisher of "Can't You See That She's Mine" from the Columbia record with present. The Award winners in the various categories were:- The Dave Clark Five. Best Record of The Year ... April Byron with "Make The World Go Away" "Tova- Move" 1 Harry Jensen of Multitone A/S is very happy about Jorgen Ingmann's Best Male Vocal ... Johnny O'Keefe with "Move, Baby ri risch," looking like a great hit, not only in Denmark but also at the interna- Best Female Vocal ... Judy Stone with "4,003,221 Tears From Now" looks very good, Jensen reports, and Best Pop Instrumental Rob E. G. with "55 Days At Peking" T tional market. In general, the summer ... ir many of the songs from the Multitone publishing house has been recorded by Best Instrumental Group ... The Atlanters with "Bombora" lg local talents and look like hits. Best Vocal Group ... The Delltones with "Hangin' Five" Dansk Grammofonpladeforlag has released "Chapel Of Love" with The Dixie Best Australian Composition or Record ... Ben Acton with "Hangin' Five" av Cups on Red Bird. Same company has just released a special Supraphon catalog The actual presentations of the Awards to the winners, and/or their repre- le- of records available at the Danish markets. sentatives, was made by Lewis Bennett, general manager of 3 UZ. i h Morks Musikforlag is bringing out "Husky" and "Night Train" with 'the 5th A real hit from left -field in this country is the Bill and Boyd single "Chulu nd Beatles,' Jimmy Nicol, on Pye. Jimmy Nicol replaced Ringo Starr in The Beatles Chululu," which is released on the Philips label. The record originates from le at the concerts in Denmark, Holland, Hong Kong and Australia last June. New Zealand and all of a sudden it's shaping like a top ten item throughout l' Skandinavisk Grammophon A/S has rushed out "A Hard Day's Night" with Australia. Credit must go to Arthur Major and Paul Turner of Philips (Austra- !ss The Beatles on Parlophone, and Nordisk Polyphon Akts. has released "It's All lia) for a fine promotion campaign on Bill and Boyd. id - Over Now" with The Rolling Stones on Decca. Other singles going well for Philips include "Ain't She Sweet" by The H, Beatles; "Beans In My Ears"-The Serendipity Singers; "Juliet" by The Four d'i' FINLAND Pennies and Dusty Springfields' "Wishin' and Hopin'." eül' copyright, It certainly didn't take long for the Beatles to hit top spot on our best-seller ;ele New sheet music from Musichouse Westerlund Oy includes local ran "The Findy Hop," a jenka by Eino Virtanen. The song was a winner at the list with their latest single. In just one week of release "A Hard Day's Night" World Dance Congress Competition at Clacton this year. Other releases include has dramatically moved into No. 1 position across the nation. Our list of best- ; TI the tangos "Vain Muistot Jäivät" and "Hiljaa" by Eino Virtanen, "Tanssi Nuo- selling singles each week is compiled from dealer report, on sales, supplied to ¡Ar tiolla" and "Tyttöni Kaunis," also tangos. "I Love You Because" with Finnish Cash Box. It is not influenced by radio station charts or record company or üns lyrics (Sen Vuoksi") by Veikko Vallas and "I Love The Little Things" with music publisher reports-it is based purely and simply on dealer sales. be EMI is "going" with a whole batch of new singles. Among the latest are t A Finnish lyrics ("Rakkauden Pienet Sanat") by Helena Korpela. '(,ii Rytmi, Finland's only jazz magazine, celebrated its 30th anniversary re- Sounds Incorporated with "Spanish Harlem;" Frank Ifield-"I Should Care;" cently. Founded in 1934 by Cecil Backmansson, it is one of the eldest jazz mag- "A Little Toy Balloon" by Danny Williams; Johnny Mathis with "A Taste Of he azines in the world. Its present editor -in -chief Paavo Einiö has held his office Tears," and The Rolling Stones with "Tell Me" c/w "I Just Wanna Make Love ted since 1949. Rytmi is also a concert bureau and during the last 15 years it has To You." arranged most jazz concerts of importance in Finland. There are reports circulating to the effect that Chuck Berry will visit Aus- ide tralia within the next couple of months for a series of concerts, but Cash Box nal NORWAY has not as yet received any official advice on this. Berry is currently hot with H.. his Chess label single, "No Particular Place To Go," which is released through tl} Coming up on the charts here is "I Won't Forget You" by Jim Reeves on e Victor, week in spot from nowhere, and Over" with Roy Australian Record Company. RCA this eighth "It's Festival records is out with an album entitled "Rock Classics No. 2" featur- bal Orbison on London at 10th spot. ti The latest releases from Manu includes "Tears And Roses" with Sam Payne, ing Col Joye and The Joy Boys. The first package of Rock Classics was an I es "Jeanie" with Jean Le Fevre and The Jokeys, and "Madrid" with Chris & outstanding seller and this second set should maintain the standard of sales. What about a new single Col ? n1 Merino. Another locally produced album through Festival (this time on the Leedon 'hat SWEDEN label) is entitled "The Best Of The Delltones," featuring this popular vocal 'tfr group with a whole flock of their greatest single hits. Let Sonet Grammofon AB just signed a contract with Specialty Records and Local record companies seem to be making a determined drive with locally ? re, started by releasing Little Richard's "Bama Lama Bama Loo" on the Sonet produced albums of late. In their current release, W & G records has issued eate label last week. The interest in the record is very great, Cash Box learned. no less than nine albums and four EP's, all of local origin. This is believed to Eneg 19, will Larry Finnegan, who toured Sweden between June 19 and July stay be the biggest release ever of local product in Australia in one batch. Festival Ets ; another two weeks in Stockholm, mainly to make some recordings for the records has also been very prominent on the local scene and it is noticeable e rer R.I.0 label. Except for records with himself, he is also interested in making that its output of local albums has been stepped -up of late. um l records with Sonet's local as Suzie and Rodhe. Sonet will soon re- talents, Jan New singles from RCA are "Water Skiing" by Duane Eddy; Neil Sedaka On I lease an LP including old and present Larry Finnegan hits, among others with "Sunny," and local stars The Cicakas with "Let's Try Again" and "Always 'disci "Dear One." On My Mind." rrhi A correction: The local song "Grindslanten" (The Gate -Money) with Sten & t} p Stanley on Decca, debuting at the charts here last week, was reported as being se It; published by Förlaget Folkmusik. However, the correct name of the publisher is ree Förlaget Visor & Lätar, operated by Gunnar Olsson, in Ärla, some miles west Norway's Best Sellers ase, of Stockholm. He originally operated Förlaget Folkmusik in Hudiksvall but idial that publishing house is out of business and its copyrights have been taken This Last \\ ceks pu over by the present company. Week Week On The latest EMI releases includes "The Chart here House Of The Rising Sun" with 1 1 17 I Love You Because (Jim Reeves/RCA Victor) & The Animals on Columbia, "I Get Around"/"Don't Worry Baby" with The Beach Reuter Boys on "On The Reuter AB Capitol, Beach" with Cliff Richard on Columbia and "Keep- 2 3 3 Long Tall A-Knockin' " with The Shanes on Odeon. Sally (The Beatles/Odeon) Belinda (Scandinavia) New on the charts here this week are "Ain't She Sweet" with The Beatles 3 2 4 Hello Dolly (Louis Armstrong/Kapp) Thore Ehrling Musik on Polydor and "Mule Skinner Blues" with The Streaplers on Columbia. The present Anita O'Day concerts AB in Stockholm has been followed up by 4 4 5 Roll Over Beethoven (The Beatles/Odeon) Stockholms Karusell Grammofon AB who has given her Verve records a special promotion Musikproduktion campaign. Also Ray Charles is coming here soon and has got a lot of extra pub- licity for his ABC -Paramount recordings. 5 5 13 My Boy Lollipop (Millie/Fontana) Thore Ehrling Musik AB 6 8 2 Someone Poole & Palace A new four piece group here with a debut record just released is The Mascots, (Brian The Tremeloes/Decca) recording for Decca. RCA Victor has released Music (Sweden) AB an LP with Towa Carson and 7 6 3 Kissin' Cousins (Elvis Presley/RCA (Scan- Lars Lönndahl, two local talents. The title is "En Kväll Med Towa Och Lasse" Victor) Belinda (An Evening With Towa And Lasse). The couple is touring Sweden this sum- dinavia) AB mer and has got a lot of praise from the critics. 8 - 1 I Won't Forget You (Jim Reeves/RCA Victor) Latest releases from AB 9 7 14 Non Ho L'Eta (Gigliola Cinquetti/Triola) Modern Music Knäppupp includes Irma Thomas on California with AB "Break -A -Way," Pat Boone on Dot with "Rosemarie," Johnny Rivers at Cali- 10 1 It's (Roy fornia with "Memphis," Rick Nelson on California with "Lucky Star," Jack Over Orbison/London) Jones on Kapp with "Wives And Lovers" from the Paramount picture with the same title, and Jimmie Rodgers on Dot with "The World I Used To Know." J -F, Sweden's Best Sellers aná ' he 6r Denmark's This Last Weeks the Best 8irin, Sellers Week Week This Last Weeks On Chart 1 1 8 Tennessee Waltz (Alma Cogan/Columbia) Reuter & Reuter gin) Week Week On Chart AB 1 2 6 Long 'fall Sally (The Beatles/Odeon) Belinda (Scandina- 2 2 2 Long Tall Sally (The Beatles/Odeon) Belinda (Scandinavia) via) AB AB 2 1 Kissin' - Cousins (Elvis Presley/RCA Victor) Belinda (Scan- 3 3 10 My Boy Lollipop (Millie/Fontana) Thore Ehrling Musik A13 A dinavia) AB 4 4 6 Hello Dolly (Louis Armstrong/Kapp) Thore Ehrling Musik 3 5 5 Roll Over Beethoven (The Beatles/Odeon) Stockholms AB Musikproduktion l Ra 5 5 4 Buckle Shoe Stomp (The Snobs/Decca) Palace Music l'gn,d 4 6 12 Nu Rejser Jeg Hjem (Detroit City) (Gustav Winckler/ (Sweden) AB Teli' Sonet) Cedarwood (Scandinavia) AB 6 10 2 Kissin' Cousins (Elvis Presley. /RCA Victor) Belinda (Scan- 5 1 8 My Boy Lollipop (Millie/Fontana) Imudico A/S dinavia) AB R ellsre 6 10 9 I Love lo You Because (Jim Reeves/RCA Victor) Morks 7 9 2 *Grindslanten (Sten & Stanley/Decca) Förlaget Visor & Musikforlag \pr5p1 7 4 Lätar 8 Suspicion (Terry Stafford/London) & Belinda (Scandinavia) 8 6 13 I Love You Because (Jim Reeves/RCA Victor) Reuter Oh, P` Reuter AB R 8 3 4 Cant Ain't She Sweet (The Beatles/Polydor) Bens Music AB 9 - 1 Ain't She Sweet (The Beatles/Polydor) Bens Music AB 9 5 Constantly (Cliff Richard/Columbia) Chape - Stockholms Musik- 10 - 1 Mule Skinner Blues (The Streaplers/Columbia) Southern kise produktion Music AB . 10 - 1 Shimmy Shimmy (The Weedons/Sonet) *local copyright all 44 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 International Section °h www.americanradiohistory.com FRANCE station Cash Box had the pleasure of talking with Ezio Leoni, A/R Manager of It's vacation time and everybody has gone to the French Riviera. That is to .nctio SAAR: He informed about the pact recently stipulated by SAAR's managing say, that nothing special is happening concerning show business news, but two (pro director Walter Gurtler for the representation in Italy of one of the well- things: sts known American lines, Dot Records. First, Harold Nicholas, formerly with Barclay Records has left and built his all scheduled 1 Already for September are recordings of Pat Boone: the top own label which is distributed by Vogue under the Diadem label. The main All Dot Records' artist will, in fact, groove four different original Italian titles. title of the first record released is "Shala la." l tho A strong promotional campaign is expected on such releases. Second, Loulou Gasté (husband of Line Renaud), also had his record com- SAAR will also immediately release in Italy the great American hit "Chapel pany, distributed by Festival Records. He's just given the distribution of his Away Of Love" as recorded by the Dixie Cups, under the mark Red Bird. This label, label Number One to Vogue. produced in the States by Lieber & Stoller, was recently pacted for represen- It seems that the excitement of National and International commercial tation in Italy by SAAR. organization built by President Cabat is really going great guns. In order to The most discussed garment of the Summer Fashion 1964, the topless bath- improve his firm, Cabat is thinking about a conference with all other national ing suit, served as inspiration to Los Marcellos Ferial for their recent record- and international members in Cannes (France) at the end of July. ing with the title "Topless." While the garment, at least in Italy, is not Let's go on with record news, saying that AZ Records is promoting a new Five" having a strong sales success, the record devoted to it seems to be enjoying singer Christine LeBail. Her first deck couples "Pourquoi Pas Moi" and "Mon re a really big reaction on our market. The pop trio Los Marcellos Ferial seems Prince." Also on the market, too, a new record by Aimable tabbed "Le Tango to have found a lucky season in this hot summer: after "Angelita Di Anzio" Des Bretons." "Chul and the other summer hit "Seidiventata Nera," this is the third success of Number One has released several key items: Frank Adams, who sings in es fro the group. English "My Body," "Pionier." And Diana who sings "Maman." ougho Under the Liberty label, EMI Italiana has released one of the recent suc- An Else -.Jean-Jacques Debout record of "Nos Doigts Se Sont Croisés," which Aostra cesses of the American group The Ventures: the title chosen is "Fugitive," was the winner at the "Golden Rose," is now on the market. sub -published in our country by the publishing firm Cielo -Video. At a new record on the Vogue label, by Michelle Sarna: "Le Train," adapted by 1}e Helene and Alice Kessler, the two twin sisters who enjoyed a large popu- from "This Train." he Fog larity in our country, thanks to their participation on a TV series in past Let's resume to more general subjects, saying that big stars' trips around years, are back in Italy for a singing tour. It started in Fuiggi on July 25. France are rather slow this year especially during summer. The Trouville and est-sellet Helene and Alice will present their last release: a single published by Phono- Deauville casinos for example will present Françoise Hardy, Petula Clark, s Night' gram under the Polydor label, containing "E La Storia Continui' " b/w "Ciao Charles Trenet and Gilbert Becaud throughout the summer period. We might of ben. A Tutti." wonder whether singers don't carry people or that they ask too much money French pplied Another single just presented on our market under the Polydor label con- that the casinos can't pay them. Denis Bourgeois, De 1pany ,t tains two recent recordings of the well-known hit maker, Bert Kaempfert: publisher of "La Chanson Mallory," written by Cour es. The two titles chosen for the new disk are "The Big Build Up" and "Dancing and Popp, has just informed us that this song is doing well in sheet music sales. atest aee In A Dream," both penned by Kaempfert himself. .d Gino Trioli is the name Care,' of a new discovery recently pacted by Phonogram: France's Best Sellers Taste I The singer, 20 years old, took part last year in the Castrocaro contest de- ake k,; , voted to the unknown singers, and he was at the fourth place in the final 1 Una Lacrima Sul Viso-Lunero, Mogol Recorded by Bobby Solo (Festival) classification. He is making his record debut under the Polydor label, singing risit Pub. firm "Caravelle" An "Ridete" c/w "Perche Piangi." Phonogram has scheduled a special promo - tional campaign on this release. 2 Zorro Est Arrivé-Leiber & Stoller Recorded by Henri Salvador (Rigolo) Cash g f 3 A Présent Tu Peux T'en Aller-Raymonde Hanker & Rivière Recorded by hotwti Other information from Phonogram: under the Philips label, the firm re- cently released in Les Surfs (Festival) , Italy the first d throo,l recording of the pop American talent of Di- A Présent Tu Peux T'en Aller-Richard Anthony (Pathé) Pub. firm onne Warwick: "Anyone Who Had A Heart" was the first title chosen for the Italian debut of "Chapell" 3" feat the songstress. A second disk of Dionne is already scheduled: 4 "Non the title of the singles Ho L'eta"-Nisa & Panzeri-Recorded by Gigliola Cinquetti (Festival) s was e are: "Don't Make Me Over" and "Walk On By." Both Pub. titles being sung in English are firm "Eddie Barclay" of sal devoted to a limited public: we hope that 5 Dès Que Le Printemps Revient-Auffray-Plante Recorded by Hugues soon Dionne will have the possibility of enlarging the team of her fans, with Auffray (Barclay) Pub. firm Plante Leebti Italian releases. Unfortunately, our market is becoming more and more diffi- he cult for ciar g original releases. Let's conclude the list of the new releases of the week by mentioning a new Festival are invited to take part in the Festival of San Remo and in the LP recently put on the market by Carisch. This album contains some of the Festival of Naples. This year the contest will be held in Venice. ith greatest ise hits of the top French artist, Yves Montand, from the famous "Mon We have just received the list of the new artists who will be presented in has Manege A Moi" to the evergreen, "Les Feuilles Mortes." This album repre- the contest by Dischi CBS and Idischi Ricordi: these are the names: Wilma relieved sents a singing Fe biography of Yves. The disk was released on the occasion of Goich, Alba Betti, Sergio Ruffo, Roberto Rangone (Ricordi), Andrea Lo Vec- h. the recent performance of Yves Montand on the Eurovision TV screens, aired chio, Maria Luigia Bis, and Jonica for CBS. notice from France on the tenth anniversary of Eurovision. On this occasion, Sed let's once again stress out the recent releases issued by eil Carisch under the Odeon label: two singles recently presented on the market Italy's Best Sellers rd "A1 in which Yves Montand addresses himself to the Italian public, performing with particular good taste four famous popular Italian ballads in Italian. This Last Weeks The Italian public seems to be going for this homage of the pop artist and Week Week On Chart the records are obtaining a strong reaction. Radio producers are playing these 1 1 5 Il Problema Piu' Importante: (If You Gotta Make A Fool releases very often. Of Somebody) : Adriano Celentano/Clan Published by Sidet 2 4 7 *In Da Ribalta Dei Festival is the yearly contest organized by Gianni Rayera with Ginocchio Te: Gianni Morandi/RCA Published by the purpose of spotlighting new talents. In fact, the winners of this particular Italiana 3 5 4 *Sei Diventata Nera: Los Marcellos Ferial/Durium Pub- lished by Durium 4 3 12 E' L'Uomo Per Me (He Walks Like A Man): Mina/RI.FI The Importance Of Being Artur Published by Connelly 5 1 15 Cin Cin (Cheat Cheat) : Richard Anthony/EMI Italiana ;candler Published by Southern 6 2 7 *Amore Scusami: John Foster/Phonocolor Published by uling Leonardi 7 6 5 *Con Te Sulla Spiaggia: Nico Fidenco/RCA Published by Italiana 8 9 4 *Solo Due Righe: Peppino Di Capri/Carisch Published by Carisch 9 8 4 Scrivi: Rita PavoneJRCA Published by RCA Italiana 10 10 12 *Angelita Di Anzio: Los Marcellos Ferial/Durium Published by Durium 'Denotes Original Italian Titles odeur From Sidney To Leslie SYDNEY-RCA Victor's Artur Rubinstein (2nd from left) poses with his vife and executives of the label's Australian division at a reception hosted ;rs )y the firm. The concert pianist is currently on a foreign concert tour. Pictured vith the virtuoso C. manager of RCA Records livision; are (left to right) Pickford, Rubinstein Mrs. R. E. Tolnay; Mrs. Rubinstein; and R. E. Tolnay, nanaging director of RCA of Australia. oteJ (Scan''' Australia's Best Sellers tdW lung l"íp Ehrling1)4 A Hard Day's Night (The Beatles-Parlophone) Leeds Music You're My World (Cilla Belinda Music 3 Tell Black-Parlophone) palace It On The Mountain Paul & Mary-Warner Bros.) Allans Music (Peter, Belinda 1..c4)'' 4 Hello Dolly (Louis Armstrong-Kapp) E. H. Morris *Poison Ivy (Billy Aberbach Music SIDNEY-Columbia Records lark Leslie Uggams (center) is shown at a press, Thorpe & Aztecs-Linda Lee) and TV reception given in her honor by Australian Record Company Vol No Particular Place To Jewel Music radio to laget 7 Go (Chuck Berry-Chess) mark her three-week engagement at the Mandarin Room of the Chequers Oh, Rock My Soul (Peter, & Bros.) Allans Music 8 Paul Mary-Warner More than 100 guests attended the affair, including Can't Buy Me Love Leeds Music Restaurant. (left to right tor) 9 (The Beatles-Parlophone) manager, Mort Curtis; Ray Bull, general sales Chapel Of Love (Dixie Belinda Music above) the lark's manager for o Rise Cups-Astor) Music ARC; Leslie, her mother, Mrs. Uggams; and Alf Watts, general manager of y(nsic And Fall Of Flingle Bunt (The Shadows-Columbia) Belinda Io Viva Las ARC. The Australian diskery released the songstress' new (CBS) LP, "So In Vegas (Elvis Presley-RCA) Belinda Music and followed it with her latest single, "This Is My Prayer.' *Locally Produced Record. Love," ash 45 Box-August 1, 1964 International Section do"' ° JI www.americanradiohistory.com íft::. Cash; Box ;um ,Y .Y t Ma BRAZIL The party offered by CBS to the press and deejays celebrating the first an- As announced before in this column, the TV and Radio Record is presenting niversary of Leo Dan's first recording (and hit) and the one organized by currently at its own theater two Argentinian teen music groups-Los Jets and Philips honoring classical music group I Musici were recent social highlights. Los Rifles-which, together with the young African twist singer Cecilia Rene, Dan's gathering took place at the Alvear Palace Hotel, while Philips gath- from the show called "Semana da Juventude" (Youth's Week). ered the trade people at the Roof Garden of the Automovil Club. I Musici are Othon Russo, in charge of the promo and PR department of CBS do Brasil in in Buenos Aires to give a series of concerts, and are very well appreciated by Rio de Janeiro, informs that a new Italian LP is on the market by a young local music lovers. Philips has several albums by these artists in its catalog. Brazilian chanter, 17 years old, with a foreign name-Jerry Adriani. The name Planning a travel to Spain and probably other European countries are teen of the waxing is "Italianissimo." Also, that the three U.S. idols, Andy Williams, singer Juan Ramon and composer Ben Molar. The trip will last about ten days Johnny Mathis and George Maharis (well known in this country through his and is intended mainly to promote Ramon's name in that area; it was reported "Route 66") have new albums on the market which are having a tremendous that it will be so short because of several contracts signed in Buenos Aires that reception from the Brazilian public; Mathis's LP is titled "Romantically." oblige the artist to perform at dance parties and on TV till March, 1965. "Edison Machado é Samba Novo" is the name of a new and excellent LP cut by It seems that Gigliola Cinquetti will hit the charts once more with her new that talented drummer in a style that- could be called "Progressive Samba." record, "Il Primo Baccio Che Daro," just released by Music Hall under the Playing along with Edison are other good young musicians of the newest CGD label. Gigliola's "Non Ho L'Eta" is still selling pretty well, and the lark wave-Paulo Moura, Maciel and Raulsinho, J. T. Meirelles, Pedro Paulo, Tiäo may become a consistent artist in this market. Other interesting MH artist is Neto and Tenório Jr.; Moacir Santos helped with the arrangements. Beto Ferman, whose "Noche De Verano" receives strong reports from the Companhia Brasileira de Discos (Philips) is making an opportune promotion Northern part of the country. Ferman is also a composer, and some of his tunes of a series of albums cut by the chamber music orchestra "I Musici." This have arisen interest in other countries and will probably be published there. extraordinary group, considered by many an expert the best in the world, is There are smiling faces at RCA when you mention "Fiesta Pepsi," the new currently in Brazil on a successful tour. album to be released by the label in cooperation with the famous soft drink. A RCA Victor launched another Dynagroove album of sure success among the strong promotional campaign is being planned, and everybody expects the al- erudite music fans: The Boston Symphony Orchestra -playing "Symphony No. 5" bum to become a top seller. Names of the artists included are very promising: by Sergei Prokofieff. Another album features the famous BSO with Mendels- Rita Pavone, Edoardo Vianello, Sylvie Vartan, and of course, all the top local sohn's "Midnight Summer's Dream." The quality of the recordings is very good stars. Heavy TV, radio and magazine exposure has been ordered, to make the and the direction of Erich Leinsdorf perfect. biggest effort possible. RCA's latest hit is Palito Ortega's new LP, which seems Axel Paju, of the international department of Discos Continental (Gravaçöes to be becoming a blockbuster, too. Elétricas S.A.) advises that the company will join the international launching No less smiling is Mario Kaminsky of Microfon, who seems to be in a chart of the Australian label W&G's single which is having a special attention all way with "Cumbia De Los Pescadores," the Cinco del Ritmo waxing. This group over the world-the reputed hit "The Flipper" by the famous Breakaways. From has been always popular, especially in the LP field, but this single seems to the promo department, headed by Diogo Mulero, the popular "Palmeira," comes have found a big part of the market. Kaminsky plans several new recordings the following news: Demetrius, after his hit with the Portuguese version of by Los Cinco, with an eye on the International market, too. "Rhythm Of The Rain" (Ritmo da Chuva), is on the market with an album More about Philips: Osvaldo Pugliese has recorded four tunes released as an with that name and other teen music hits. Another exclusive artist of EP and to be included in his next album. Titles are "La Payanca," "Un Trope- the label, Leila Silva, following her success with "Juca Do Braz," which was on zon " "Que Falta Que Me Haces" and "Norteño." Sonia, one of the label's teen the charts in this country, has now an LP released under the name "Samba E artists, has started a series of programs on TV, with Marty Cosens; her latest Romance;" two numbers from this album are being heard over and over again- recording is "El Titere" and "Meglio Stasera." "Favela Do Vergueiro" and "Nó De Porco." This number is also on a single. Some time ago, newspaper "Cronica" printed the biography of Palito Ortega, The teen music group The Clevers, who had the best promotion accompanying as it was told by the artist to the columnist and publicity man Leo Vanes. Rita Pavone and becoming her favorites, are celebrating their first anniversary. Now, the recent trip of Ortega to Mexico started the idea of shooting a film Discos Continental is taking good advantage of this sudden rise of the young- (as a co -production between that country and Argentina) telling Palito's life, sters, releasing waxings by the same: on LP "Os Incriveis The Clevers" vol. 2 on note er; based that story. The music, of course, would belong to Ortega, while the and on compact with the Italian success, "Il Tangaccio." Interesting to 'P; would is choreography be by Constanza Hool, well known in all Latin America. that, in spite of several original versions of this number, the most requested gn Although the project hasn't been confirmed, it would surely be of commercial still the local one by The Clevers. The five boys are preparing their tours in value in the area. In the meantime, Vanes has been asked by several other Italy and Argentina. cinema and music artists to write their memoirs. J. Rahmi, general manager of Discos Chantecler, has important news again ed Romiglio Giacompol of is with in Smart happy "Las Cerezas," another tune from the company: the important US label Roulette will be represented Oi meeting reaction among the customers. Up to now the strongest version is the Brazil by Chantecler. An intelligent move of the active exec and a good ist original one by Los Hermanos Carrion, recorded in Mexico; Rosamel Araya's promotion for the North American music in this country. The tremendous (Disc is also er Jockey) being requested. Giacompol plans to visit Europe in a request for Bobby Solo's "Una Lacrima Sul Viso," already on a good position ráZ few months to get in with will touch the record scene in that part of the world. on the best sellers list, means that this Italian hit is here to stay and Fo Ricardo Korn of Julio Korn Publishers, recently returned from Europe, is probably reach the No. 1 spot soon. Giane, the pretty young lark who scored a very enthusiastic about the possibilities of Latin music in that market, after great hit with her rendition of "Dominique," has now a new LP on the market. 'SE spending more weeks la than four visiting its main cities. In London, he met Some numbers are in Spanish and that gave her the opportunity of being GE Edmundo Ros, who reportedly was very interested in Argentine and other invited for a tour in Venezuela; the winsome songstress will take that chance Latin American products. Korn was present at the CISAC convention, before to present her talents in other LA countries, as a promotion for her waxings in d. travelling to Spain, France and Italy. those countries. ol CBS is continuing the campaign in behalf of Bobby Solo, who did it well Mario Duarte, of the PR and Press department of Discos RGE Ltda., an- with his first single, "Una Lacrima Sul Viso," a steady seller. The new titles nounces: the new LP by Miguel Angelo "Prova De Amor" is having the ex- are "Marron" and "Ahora Que Eres Una Mujer." There is also a new single by pected success; the chanter will tour the north of the country for 30 days Cuco Sanchez: "Adios Mariquita Linda" and "No Volvere," and the diskery is promoting his waxings. Another album is being cut by the excellent Zimbo Trio preparing another one by teen artist Larry. (Luis Chaves, Hamilton Godoy and Rubinho) with numbers by the most famous Disc Jockey is releasing a new 10" LP with folk songs by Alberto Ocampo composers of the Brazilian Modern Pop Music-Vinicius de Morais, Tom Jobim, and his group, and a single by Juan Ramon, "Chin Chin." Jorge Sobral, one of Joäo Gilberto, Luiz Bonfá Baden Powell, Maria Helena Toledo and others. The the label's strongest artists, has been inked by Casino Philips (TV 13) and three gifted youngsters will also travel in a short time; countries visited: travels weekly to Montevideo for another TV appearance. Argentina and Japan. RGE is preparing the release of a super -production: News from Odeon: the label is promoting new singer Franco, whose first La Leyenda Del Beso, with orchestra Instrumentais De Ouro. single is "Chin Chin" and "Maturaleza." Los Jets have recorded a Spanish ver- J. Scatena, president of the company, confirms the contract with Barclay of sion of "Te Anno Visto Domenica Sert," the Peppino de Capri smash, and an- Paris. The famous French label will launch several exclusive artists of the local other one of "Love Me Do," the Beatles' hit. Under the Warner Bros. labels, company, like Paulinho Nogueira, Luiz Chaves, Tenorio Jr., Zimbo Trio, Ely the news is "Sting Ray," by The Routers, while folk artist Ramona Galarza Arcoverde and Manfredo Fest, authentical representatives of Modern Brazilian (Odeon) has cut Rio de Sueños and Viejo Rio. Music. Already marked for the current month the release of the anxiously Ariel is releasing the third volume of the "Cinema" series by the Romanticos awaited super -production of the company Rio Quatrocentäo, already referred de Cuba orchestra, recorded originally by Musidisc. Deck includes "More," "The to in this column, a hommage to the 4th. Centenary of Rio de Janeiro. The Longest Day" and several other standards, and is expected to sell as well as the album is carefully prepared, with arrangements by Maestro Carioca, who also previous releases by the same artists. conducts the "Popular Orchestra of Guanabara." Stand out bands from the Lagos Publishers expects to have a strong item in "Rio Rio," the Eladia album are "Cidade Maravilhosa" by André Filho, "Morro De Santa Tereza, Blasquez product recorded already by Julio Molina Cabral (Music Hall), Herivelto Martins, "Rio Quatrocentáo" by Raul Sampaio-Benil Santos, and Ramona Galarza (Odeon), Los Quilla Huasi (Philips), Raul Lavie (RCA), "Menino Do Rio" by Orlan Divo -Roberto Jorge. Jorge Sobral (Disc Jockey), Gasparin (also Philips) and Fernando de Soria (RM). Some other versions are expected soon, and International promotion is being planned. Brazil's Best Sellers This Last Week Week Distinguished Visitors 1 1 Datemi Un Martello (Fermata) Rita Pavone/RCA Victor 2 3 Una Lacrima Sul Viso (Notas Mágicas) Bobby Solo/Chantecler 3 2 Io Che Amo Solo Te (Fermata) Sergio Endrigo,/RCA Victor 4 7 La Bamba (Embi) Prini Lorez/RGE; Trini Lopez/Odeon (Reprise) 5 4 0 Divorcio (Notas Mágicas) Oslain Galváo/RGE 6 6 I Want To Hold Your Hand (BMI) The Beatles/Odeon 7 5 *Que Queres Tu De Mim (Mundo Musical) Alternar Dutra/Odeon 8 11 Eu Pago Esta Noite-Yo Pago Esta Noche (Fermata) Alternar Dutra/Odeon; Lucho Gatica/Odeon 9 15 Non Ho L'Etá (Fermata) Gigliola Cinquetti/RGE 10 9 Biquini De Bolinha Amarelinha Ronnie Cord/RCA Victor 11 13 America (Shapiro) Prini Lorez/RGE; Trini Lopez/Odeon (Reprise) 12 10 *Rua Augusta (Vitale) Ronnie Cord/RCA Victor 13 8 Roberta (Fermata) Peppino di Capri/Odeon 14 - *A Perereca Da Vizinha (Vitale) Dercy Conçalves/Copacabana 15 - O Ritmo Da Chuva (Fermata) Demetrius/Continental *LocalBrazil's Top Five LP's 1 NEW YORK-Paulo Alencar (left), publishers rep in New York, and Vincente 1 1 Meus 18 Anos-Rita Pavone/RCA Victor Mangione, music editor of Editores Euterpe Ltd., paid a visit to Cash Box during the latter's 2 2 Beatlemania-The Beatles/Odeon recent visit to the U.S. Mangione came to the U.S. after 3 3 Gioventú-Several Italian Artists/RCA Victor concluding business deals in Europe. He went on to L.A. before returning to 4 Trini de - Lopez At PJ's-Trini Lopez/Odeon (Reprise) Rio Janeiro. 5 4 'S Young-Ray Conniff/CBS 46 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 International Section B www.americanradiohistory.com Angélica Maria, number one young singer in México, released her personal at Musart The hot summer months have hit the record business like a stroke and sales Records version of Palito Ortega's songs, "Sabor a Vada" and have dropped a new song written by Armando Manzanero badly for June and July. named "Solo Para Tí" (Just for A few leaders including the hit parade topper from Siw Malmkvist are still You). This single will be included in the fourth long play of this popular singer and actress. moving well, but new numbers are having a hard time making the grade. Less releases than ever before have come out this summer and most product From the same label we received Alberto Vázquez's latest recording, "Padre new is and "Piedad Señor." The being held back until the fall when promotion and sales will once again go Mío" first one was written by Luis Demetrio and the into high gear. Strong sales have also been reported for foreign product second by Aurora Segura from Spain. Alberto Vázquez will fly very soon to Los Angeles to perform at the especially the English liverpool sound records led by the Beatles who have Hollywood Palladium. two new releases here. By this time, Chris Connors should be in Mexico City. She will perform at Terrazza Cassino and probably at the CBS recently lived through a publicity scandal as promotion man Hansi Revista Musical TV show. And in a few Hoffmann did a huge press reporting ice Kilius days more, we will welcome Juliete Greco, who will do the same thing at El story that skating star Marika Patio night club. did not sing her own record and that a gal from the background group was Again in circulation is tropical singer Sonia Lopez (current best seller) mainly responsible for the "Kilius" sound which has sold a tremendous amount after an hepatitis attack. Sonia will debut at Blanquita's theater and the next of records for the young firm. CBS shot back with a court order preventing month will start a tour through New York, Puerto Rico and Argentina. Latest Hoffmann from spreading the rumor further and has stopped all reports cold Sonia hit at CBS is "El Callejón." with a strong story from the recording engineer, and all personnel on the date CBS is announcing new recordings with Argentinian idol Leo Dan through stating that Miss Kilius did do the recording herself. Marika got front page the songs "Nunca me Impedirás Amarte" and "Como to Extraño mi Amor". coverage on most major papers through the story and stayed in the news with These songs are part of the first long play of this singer released in México. a report that she will marry on August 14. CBS is also planning a huge press RCA cut an album with three of the most popular Italian singers. They are conference late in August where Marika will personally perform to prove that Edoardo Vianello, Gino Paoli and Nico Fidenco, with songs like "I'1 sorpasso," she can sing. Marika and. her partner Hans Jurgen Baumler, who is also a top "0 mio Signore," "Sapore di Sale," "Legata a un Granello di Sabbia" and CBS artist, have now signed with the Vienna Ice Revue for a reported 50,000 others. dollars a year salary. The pair are now working on their first film in Vienna. Lucho Gatica will leave town August 1 to perform for two weeks in Puerto German Vogue has picked up the master to the Italian smash hit "Amore Rico and Venezuela. Later, in November, Lucho will debut in Istanbul and Scusami" from John Foster for this territory. probably will sing in several European countries. Istanbul is accepting Latin Polydor reports that Germany's number one jazz singer Knut Kiesewetter American artists very well, especially Mexicans like Tino Contreras, who suc- will make a tour of the Communist eastern European countries late in July. ceed in that country and in the future will welcome Los Yorsys, who returned The famous "Crazy Otto," Fritz Schulz Reichel, is doing a tour of Spain in from Los Angeles. Gatica signed again with Musart records. August. Former Beatle Tony Sheridan is doing a tour of Australia and the Back from Costa Rica and Colombia is Cuban singer Olga Guillot, who Polydor South American production "Los Contrapuntos" were awarded the settled in México City. Olga will start to record new songs for Musart. "Estrella de Oro" in Venezuela. The LP by the group has sold 5,000 copies in The fourth long play made by Marco Antonio Muñiz appeared on RCA Vic- 3 days. The firm is also hard at work in England pushing "Short On Love" by tor. This album is accompanied by different orchestras and groups like Mario American Gus Backus, who now lives here. The record produced in Nashville Ruiz Armengol, Anibal Abreu, Las Rondalla Tapitia, Chucho Ferrer, Chelique held down a top 10 slot in Japan for months and is now getting an all out Sarabia, Oswaldo Oropeza and Amado Lovera. As you see, many of the songs push in England. Gus did a promotion trip recently to England to push the ilng. sung by Marco Antonio Muñiz in this album were recorded in South American recording. Former Electrola artist Mal Sondock has now returned to Polydor In M countries. Here is the list of the songs: "Seguiré mi viaje", "Suerte", "Noche after a 5 year absence from the label. Mal's first release was produced by y die", "Piel Morena", "Ayúdame", "Mudo", "La noche de to partida", "Sabrás indie Hansa Music Productions who have the Siw Malmkvist chart topper tor, que no me quieres", "Morenita mía", "Aún puedo amar", Dime luna" and "El along with other hits by Drafi Deutscher and Manuela riding the top 10. vol Pecador". Ariola Records is hard at work promoting new German waxings by Israelen o nr Paco Cañedo, singer of the "new wave" who used to belong to RCA and who lass Carmela Corren and Englishman Billy Saunders along with "Lazy Elsie sted signed a contract with Peerless Records, made his debut at this label with the Molly" by Chubby Checker, "Hello Dolly" by Louis Armstrong and several son songs "El orangután" and "No soy tonto". New recordings of Paco will now others. be done with the support of Los Sinners, another rock and roll group who Rudi Schroeder of Will Meisel Music and Monopol records reports that the iar used to belong to RCA. record firm has 3 new releases out and distributed by CBS. Meisel was nted Orfeon Records released its first single from young duet Las Hermanitas awarded the Paul Lincke Ring award for his outstanding contribution to music a g Castillón with the songs "Ya, ya, ya" and "Bobby's Girl". From the same label here and will also be awarded the German service medal in November from the aend: we received with rock and roll group Los Rebeldes del Rock the songs "Crazy, President of Germany. Poet Crazy Feeling" and "Twist it up". Teldec reports that the top seller "Oh My Darling Caroline" by Ronny, Ind a Folk singer and actor Antonio Aguilar and his complete show of trained which passed the Ys million sales mark here has now been released in England Kati, horses and singer and actress Flor Silvestre, will perform in Colombia, Vene - and is making noise. Ronny's new single "Kein Gold Im Blue River" has mar ' zuela, Perú and Chile. Both of them are backed by a mariachi group and later, passed the 60,000 sales mark and is moving strong. Edition Marbot, the in Guatemala, they will do a picture. publisher of the two songs is doing an all out promotion for the disc along i c " Javier Solis, number one singer of CBS, released a new single with the songs with the record firm. .gof s "Padre Mío" and "Que bonita es mi Tierra," accompanied by the mariachi of MGM's Connie Francis has a new film going for her here at the end of Zapopan. August. "Looking For Love" will be shown here and Connie has recorded the 018. songs from the film in German, French, Italian, Spanish, Japanese, Hebrew ted Best and a few more languages. do Mexico's Sellers 30 Rolf Budde reports that his publishing house is hard at work pushing the mboln 1 Tijuana-The Persuaders (Gamma)-(Grever) German version of "Do You Want To Know A Secret" and "Can't Buy Me tfar 2 Muevanse Todos (Twist and Shout)-Los Rebeldes del Rock (Orfeon)- Love" by the Berlin group "Didi and the ABC Boys" on Teldec. The English lo`' Vianey Valdéz (Peerless)-The Beatles (Musart)-(Grever) versions by the Beatles are also still moving strong. The firm also has the new her 3 Entrega Total-Javier Solis (CBS)-Alvaro Zermeño (Orfeon)-(Mumusa) German waxing by Italian star Mina along with 17 of the newest Beatle u, 1 Perdoname Mi Vida-Alberto Vázquez (Musart)-Lucho Gatica (Musart) recordings, "A World Without Love," which will soon be done here in German, .odu' -Héctor Cabrera (Velvet)-(PHAM) "I Rise, I Fall" by Johnny Tillotson, the new Manuela top 10er and a whole Sabor A Nada-Los Locos del Ritmo (Orfeon)-Los Galantes (Orfeon)- stack of top German newies. ;,_ Palito Ortega (RCA)-Angélica Maria (Musart)-(Brambila) Teldec has released 3 new classical LP's in their series "Masters of Music" 6 Las Cerezas (La Celiege)-Hnos. Carrión (CBS)-(Orfeon)-(Campei) which is especially geared for young music lovers of Classical music. That's it Trp 7 El Callejon-Sonia López (CBS)-(Mumusa) for this week in Germany. J) 8 Con Un Beso-Sonora Santanera (CBS) aas, 9 Angelito-Manolo Muñoz (Musart)-Los Seven Days (Peerless)-Rene y Rene reí'; (CBS)-(Grever) Germany's Best Sellers nene 10 Ave De Paso--Sonia López (CBS) abed This Last Weeks .f Week Week On Chart 1 1 5 *Liebeskummer Lohnt Sich Nicht (It Doesn't Pay To Be Argentina's Best Sellers Lovesick)-Siw Malmkvist-Metronome-Intro/Meisel arto This Last 2 2 5 *Wunderschones Fremdes Maedchen (Wonderful Stranger Week Week Girl)-Hans Jurgen Baeumler-CBS-Melodie Der Welt/ 1/2 1 *Me Permite (Korn) Palito Ortega (RCA); Pepito Perez (Disc Michel Jockey); Los Dukes (Music Hall) 3 3 5 *Schoene Maedchen Muss Man Lieben (A Guy's Got To 1/2 2 *Santiago Querido (Melograf) Leo Dan (CBS); Gasparin (Philips) Love Beautiful Girls)-Bernd Spier-CBS-Melodie Der 3 3 Si Tuviera Un Martillo (Fermata) Rita Pavone, Lalo Fransen Welt/Michel 4 5 3 Schwimmen Lernt Man Im See (Watch How Bobby or (RCA); Trini Lopez (Reprise); Village Stompers, Brothers Four Runs)- (CBS); Los Tammys (Philips); Frank Pourcel (Odeon) Manuela Telefunken-Rolf Budde Music 5 6 3 *Honeymoon In St. Tropez-Marika Kilius & Hans Jurgen Jittor 4 4 No Tengo Edad (Non Ho L'Eta) (Korn) Gigliola Cinquetti (Music Hall) Eli (RCA); Los Tres Sudamericanos Baeumler-CBS-Melodie Der Welt/Michel 1 Salvador, Jo Chapman (CBS); Simonette (RM) 6 4 13 *Shake Hands-Drafi Deutscher-Decca-Intro/Meisel 7 1 Sag No Zu Ihm (Don't Talk To 5 5 Twist And Shout (Mellin-Fermata) The Beatles, Los Jets (Odeon - Him)-Cliff Richard- Pops); Sylvie Vartan (RCA); Johnny Hallyday, Los Tammys Columbia-Aberbach Music tralIli (Philips); Jack Nietzche (Reprise) 8 - 1 *Kein Gold Im Blue River (On Top Of Old Smokey)-Ronny tal It' Chubby Checker (Fermata); -Telefunken-Edition Marbot 6 7 *Como Te Extraño Mi Amor (Mundo Musical) Leo Dan (CBS) (RM) 9 9 4 *Schaffe Schaffe Haeusle Baue (Work, Work, Build A House) Romana (Music Hall); Grillo Mejia Music pr 7 6 *Besos De Papel/Ayudame A Creer Violeta Rivas (RCA) -Ralf Bendix-Electrola-Hans Gerig 8 10 Love Los Jets (Odeon Pops) ; Los 10 10 3 "Zwei Maedchen Aus Germany (Two Girls From Germany) ell(P Me Do (Korn) The Beatles, -Paul Anka-RCA Victor-Melodie Der Welt/Michel Capitanes (Disc Jockey); F. de Soria (RM) Original German Copyright 9 9 *La Mula (Korn) Chico Novarro (RCA); Sonora del Caribe (CBS); Sonora Kalingo (Philips) p 10 12 *Noche De Verano (Korn) Beto Fernan (Music Hall) llbiP 11 8 *Alicia (Kelograf) Ricardo Roda (CBS) 12 15 *Alla Cara Cara Nonna (Lagos) Piero (Philips) Brazil's Top Five Compacts 13 13 *Sabor A Nada (Korn) Palito Ortega, Los Cava Bengal, Violete Gatica 1 1 Rita Pavone-Rita Pavone/RCA Victor Rivas (RCA); Siro San Roman (Music Hall); Lucho Franco/Conacabana (Odeon) 2 4 Calmo Setembro-Moacyr 14 (CGD) 3 O Ritmo Da Chuva-Demetrius/Continental - Il Primo Baccio Chi Daro (Korn) Gigliola Cinquetti - Bécaud/Odeon 15 *Cumbia Cinco del Ritmo (Microfon) 4 - Au Revoir-Gilbert - De Los l'escadores Los 2 The Beatles-The Beatles/Odeon *Local product 5 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 International Section 11 www.americanradiohistory.com mummummmuuuimimuuuummimnini ummmmmuuuuumuundmimuuuuuuuuuuuuumuumimmummummumummuummmumumimmuumuimuuumumuimimu d Cash Box BELGIUM cash; sox TOP 100 LABELS A & M 98 Kapp 29, 88, 100 ABC -Paramount 10, 60, 73, 74 Laurie 26, 32, 82 Under the impulse of its sales manager, Albert De Renck, the Fonior firm Amy 22 Liberty 5 has reaped success with its American product in Belgium, which compara- Atco 30 London 34, 37, 76 tively speaking is as great as in the U.S.A. We would specially like to point Atlantic 11, 62, 75 Mala 93 cut the following titles on London: "It's Over" by Roy Orbison and "Suspicion" Autumn 25 Mercury 54, 70, 89 by Terry Stafford. Better still, on the Decca -label came out, practically simul- Capitol 1, 3, 12, 18, 39, 47, 48, MGM 50, 59 taneously with the States, the French language versions of "My Guy" sung 51, 53, 67, 97 Montel 91 by Jenny Sirena and "Chapel Of Love" (Tant Pis Tu N'auras Pas Mon Coeur) Challenge 80 Motown 9 by Dany Bernard. "Carol" is the present success by the Rolling Stones ensem- Chess 42, 77 Mutual 64 ble. In the national field, the Belgian lady -crooner Tonia is doing wonderfully Colpix 49 Musicor 95 well with "Pour Mon Anniversaire Je Voudrais Un Beatle." Columbia 28, 40, 41, 84, 99 Okeh 87 At Bel Air, Thierry Vincent is Number One with "Tu Ne Peux L'acheter" Command 33 Philles 36 and on Vega, Eric Charden is making headway with "J'ai La Tête Pleine De Constellation 35 Philips 2, 4, 100 Provence." Diamond 90 - RCA Victor 20, 21, 39, 44, 68, 92 Rika Zarai, a Bel -Air attraction, will appear as top -performer at the finale Dolton 63 Red Bird 16, 17, 56 of an impressive Summer festival, sponsored by two weeklies on the Belgian Dot 69 Reprise 6, 52 the Beatles, Duke 57 coast. "Long Tall Sally" and "A Hard Days Night," both by Sar 76 on EP, on single, have come out on Parlophone. SA Epic 14, 65 the former the latter Scepter 70, 96 expects Enrico Macias' disks to climb to the top one after the Fame 15 Gramophone 7, 24, 81 other. The same has been happening for practically two years with Richard Gordy 85 Smash Tamis 23, 27, 46, 58 At festival just mentioned the following Herald 31 Antony's and Adamo's records. the 78, Gramophone performers are appearing: Ria Bartok, Alice Dona and Dick Hi 83 United Artists 86 Rivers. Imperial 13, 45, 55, 61, 66 Veejay 43 Henri Salvador has transferred distribution of his Rigolo brand to Vogue. Jamie 72 Verve 8 First record to come out at Vogue's with this label and done by Salvador Joy 79 Wand 71 himself. It's called"Zorro Est Arrivé." It is bound to be a great hit in Belgium. Jubilee 94 Warner Bros. 19 Also belonging to the Vogue team are Jacky Moulière and Tiny Young. Dionne Warwick will be in Knokke, Belgium from Aug. 7 till 13, in Ostend from in answer to numerous requests for such a service CASH BOX will run the Top 100 Labels feature on Aug. 14 till 20 and in Brussels from Aug. 21 to Sept. 4. Dionne is extremely weekly basis. It has been designed primarily os an aid to our international readers desiring a copwli successful in Belgium and her next tour over here is sure to be a great hit. summary of labels they carry and their representation on the CASH BOX Top 100. Feature can also b. AZ -disks has produced a record called "Chouchou Chante." A very promising handy order for distrlbs, racks, dealers and one -stops ordering disks by labels. career lies ahead here, too. a Mr. Darlier, managing director of Herman Brauer Music Publishers, told Cash Box that the following titles are extremely successful just now: "Jailer Bring Me Water" by Trini Lopez; "Dis lui" by Johnny Halliday; "Baby Don't You Cry" by Ray Charles and, of course, still "I Want to Hold Your Hand" by The Beatles. On Arsa, little disks by Eddy Wally and Joske Harry are not It's A Deal doing badly at all. Barclay also has been sending out some of its crack performers. Among them: Moustique, the French "Chanteur Terrible," who a couple of years ago caused a stir in France through his extravagant behavior and his prophesy: "I Will Oust Halliday In A Jiffy." Moustioue is still very popular and he has been engaged to appear at the opening night of the aforementioned festival. Mr. Bral, manager of Barclay Belgium, is also satisfied about sales of Hugues Aufray and Rachel records; the latter distinguished themselves at the recent Eurovision festival at Copenhagen. But Aznavour and Brel are still heading the sales lists at Barclay's, together with Dalida however Alamo and Eddy Mitchell, etc. Show Records reported that its star performer Alberto Cortez will have an outstanding part in a high -budget Scandinavian musical. Meanwhile fol- lowing records are tops with this firm: the new Cinquetti-hit "Il Primo Bacio," and then "Kom Terug" by Hedwig (she is the sister of Hugo Raspoet, a well known Flemish troubadour) ; parodies by Tony Geys of "Alleen" (John Larry's topper) and also "Non Ho L'Eta." Tony Geys is extremely popular in Flanders and he sings at his roadside café practically every day. Some of these songs find their way to recording studios and have a measure of success. Tony Sheveton has just come out with his first record featuring "A Million Drums" and "Dance With Me." The latter, and another Show -performer, called Suzie (soon at the top with "Down By The Riverside") will be heard of the next few months. Meanwhile, the Belgian coast has become the Mecca of the light maze. Everyone of the four casino's (Ostend, Blankenberge, Middelkerke, Knokke) has billed outstanding performers during the week-ends. From July 10 to ISLAND DEL GIGLIO, ITALY -Pop chanter Adriano Celentano (left) dis' 16 at Kr"kke took plane the cortest for song recitals with the Furore Cun cusses preliminary arrangements for his forthcoming U.S. tour with impresario Award. Six nations took part. Two extremely popular weeklies "Hwik" and Erberto Landi during a recent meeting here. Celentano is one of Italy's top "Zordag Nieuws" have organized a super Summer festival from July 18 to songsters. August 22 (every week-end at a different seaside resort) while at numerous b/w "I Don't Wanna Be A Loser;" A greek recording by Nana Mouskouri, maces less important musical contests take place. The contest for the Golden Rnitsr at the small Walloon of "To Fegari Ine Kokkino" b/w "To Koparissaki." town Ciney, the coming jazz festival at A series of Dutch was also released: Willy Alberti sings Comhl^in-la-Tour are highlights in the Walloon country. Ray Charles is ex- strong records pected in Co",hlain. old favorites "O Mooie Westertoren" and "Zondag In Amsterdam." News from Disques ARTONE Fonoplaten: From the Rudy Carrell -show, which obtained the Silver Rose at the Mon- New releases include: -"Romeo And Juliet" The Reflections treux -TV-Festival, several songs were cut and gathered in an album. (Artone)- composer De an cabaret -artist did appeared on the USA Top Ten Hit Parade; "Back In The USA" Ron Winters Famous blind Jules Corte outstanding (Colpix)-a very strong Chuck Berry a new album on his songs called: "Prettige Feestdagen." composition in the well-known R & B a.o. Sun Will field. "Hurt By Love"/"Mockingbird" Inez Foxx (Funckler). Miss Inez Foxx's New Jazz -releases by Elek Bacsik who plays "The Midnight "Mockingbird," already was issued on Never Set." the Belgian territory. Due to a growing Tango" "Brother and at demand for this kind of music. Disques Artone Fonoplaten decided to reissue Cannonball Adderly (Riverside) "Tengo b/w John" this song with a more recent A last but not least: Dizzie Gillespie with the Double Six cut and extraordinary -side, "Hurt By Love." with "Groovin' High" "Blue 'N Boogie." As already mentioned, Chuck Berry's "No Particular Place To Go," issued record b/w here on the Funckler label, is a big promise for the coming weeks! Presented here in the last "Pro & Contra" ( Belgian TV -show) the fury as well as the auditorium were fully convinced of the future success of "No Particular Place Belgium's Best Sellers To Go" and Chuck Berry himself! Trini Lopez's fourth EP has been issued: Titles: "Jailer Bring Me Water" FLEMISH (already a hie hit in single!) -"Ay Jalisco No Te Rajes & Alla En El Rancho 1 Quand Les Roses (Adamo/Pathé/Ardmore and Beechwood) Grande" -"What Have I Got Of My Own" -"You Can't Say Goodbye" (a 2 Il Primo Bacio (Gigliola Cinquetti/Show/Italmusic) real smasheroo). With such a quality of numbers, this EP will certainly find 3 Non Ho L'Eta (per amarti) (Gigliola Cinquetti/Show/Italmusic) its way to the many Lopez fans in Belgium. 4 We Gotta Stop (Liliane/Philips/Bens) Mary Wells is achieving a lot of popularity in Belgium, in the Flemish as in 5 Draai 79.72.04 (Will Tura/Palette/Southern) the French speaking part. It rather is a curiosity for an American record 6 Hey Bobba Needle (Chubby Checker/Cameo-Parkway/Belinda) to become a hit in the whole Belgian territory. Therefore, Disaues Artone 7 Warum Nur Warum (Udo Jürgens/Vogue/Ardmore and Beechwood) Fonoplaten will release very shortly the first Mary Wells EP with following Bimba Bella (Willy Williams/Ronnex/Globe Music) titles: "My Guy," "Oh Little Boy," "You Lost The Sweetest Boy," "What's 8 Anyone Who Had A Heart (Dionne Warwick/Vogue/Belinda) Easy For Two Is So Hard For One." Without any doubt, Mary may be con- 9 Dicht Bij Jou Chérie (John Larry/Polydor/Passe Partout) sidered nowadays as one of the most popular international singers in Belgium, Hello Dolly (Louis Armstrong-Petula Clark/Vogue) 1' owing to her tremendous success of "My Guy" on the Motown -label. 10 Alleen (Tony Geys/Show/Passe Partout) A snecial Summer -promotion was launched by Polygram on famous French WALLOON stars like Johnny Hallyday, Sheila, France Call, Les Gam's, Long 1 Les Chris and Quand Les Roses (Adamo/Pathé/Ardmore and Beechwood) Cowmen, Fernand Reynaud. 2 Non Ho L'Eta (Gigliola Cinquetti/Show/Italmusic) This series comprises 6 1p's contained in a special attractive Although browser. 3 Fille Du Soleil (Robert Cogoi/Philips/Ed. Jean Kluger) this campaign only just started, orders poured in and Polygram 4 Zoro Est Arrivé (Henri Salvador/Rigolo (Vogue) execs expect this to be the biggest success of this Summer -season. New Polygram 5 Hello Dolly (Petula Clark/Vogue) releases are: Les Lionceaux (The Cubs) on Mercury with 6 Viens Sur Ma Montagne (Marie Laforet/Festival) ",Te Ne Peux L'Achter" (I can't Buy Him) and "Je Suis Fou" (I'm This Crazy). 7 Dès Que Le Printemps Revient (Hugues Aufray/Barclay/Moderny) is a very popular and excellent instrumental group, famous already as 8 Près De Ma Rivière (Robert Cogoi/Philips/World-Primavera) the accompanying combo of the well-known Gam's; Brook Benton's "Another 9 A Présent Tu Peut T'En Aller (Richard Anthony -Les Surfs/Columbia-r-- Cup Of Coffee" b/w "Too Late To Turn Back Now;" Dusty Springfield's hit tival/Belinda) "Stay Awhile" b/w "Some Thing Special;" Lesley Gore's "It's Gotta Be you" 10 Le Chant De Mallory (Rachel/Barclay/Moderny) 48 Cash Box -August 1, 1964 International 5ec110r www.americanradiohistory.com em Cash es teeBox HOLLAND Kenny Early indications are that Quality will have a smash in its first release from On Sunday night, July 12, one of CBS' most talented new singers, Loves Me" Rankin, arrived in Holland by plane at Schiphol-Amsterdam, and was welcomed RIC. "Johnny by Florraine Darlin is one of the happiest sounds to a make the scene in some time. It's off and running in several key Canadian cen- by CBS' Label manager Hemmy J. S. Wapperom. Rankin, who just finished an all out very hard tour through Spain, France and Italy, could stay just one day in tres, getting promo push from the Quality people. The Trade is re- in minded that the Quality plant will close for vacation from July 20, through Holland, because of his engagements in Germany and England and yet, be- August 3. Two other giants in the making at Quality currently are sides from tween T.V. and Radio programs, he could still find some time, to make several Red Bird in the U.S. "People Say," the newie by The Dixiecups is getting a lot recordings in the French, Italian and Spanish languages. On Monday, July 13, exposure on the Kenny spent the entire day in the radio -studios of Hilversum, where he met of air strength of the group's initial wax outing, "Chapel Of who was Love," while "I Wanna Love Him So Bad," is a teen favorite with Canadian many V.I.P.'s out of the Dutch Radio and T.V. world. Everybody, get- kids from coast to coast. The aforementioned sound is the debut sound for the ting acquainted with his singing and playing, acknowledged him as an excep- Jelly Beans, both are on Barry in Canada. Something of a controversial outing tionally gifted artist. In the course of the following weeks, 4 Radio broadcasts has just been released by the Quality people. It's the latest by songstress will be dedicated to him. On Tuesday morning, Kenny Rankin left for Frank- Diane Leigh, entitled "Three Red Leaves." It is based on the proposed new furt, promising to be back here as soon as possible. That would be earlier next Canadian flag and packs that winning country sound that carried the lark's year, after the San Remo Song -Festival and a possible performance in Paris' first Quality release, "Little Boy Lost" "Let Love Do The Talking" Olympic Theatre. CBS Gramofoonplaten released his "Soft Guitar" and "Baby b/w to the Goodbye"; songs, with Kenny excellently backing himself up on his guitar. top of many charts in this country. Rumors ran rampant in Montreal broadcast of circles that an established AM station will switch to a 24 hour c&w format Imperial's young vocal star Shirley was no less than the big revelation shortly. this year's Knokke -Songfestival. The Dutch team with Shirley, Willeke Alberti, Capitol has a blockbuster happening for them with the release of The Beatles' Trea Dobbs, Ilonka Bilushka and Rita Hovink-won its rounds against France new LP, "Something New." The set contains the songs from the movie sound and Belgium and gained the victory over Belgium in the finale. track of "A Hard Day's Night," plus six brand new sides. It has been an instant Bovema's Atlantic -label this week released its first "Ska" album "The Ja- air play item with Canadian deejays and seems certain to out Beatle any pre- maica Ska" by the Ska-Kings. More recordings in this trend will soon follow. vious Beatle product, and boy is that going to keep things on move for This company's Columbia-label has some big news in the can for many Dutch the Cliff Richard fans. Richard's motion-picture "Wonderful Life" will start run- Paul White and his people! At this writing, the big side in the new Beatles LP sound- would appear to be "Slow Down." John Lennon is featured in solo choruses on ning simultaneously in five big cities. Columbia released the picture's this side. Many deejays report sensational audience reaction to the Ring Starr track and The Shadows' hit "Theme For Young Lovers." vocal item in the new set, "Matchbox." Just to keep things interesting Capitol On Sunday night (19), a couple of Dutch Bovema artists were featured on has four-count 'em-singles all clicking for the shaggy haired ones. "Sie VARA's Cor Steyn-TV-show. Around the organist, the Cocketil Trio, Tante Liebt Dich" has developed into the firm's eighth ranking best seller, while three Leen and the Max- and Betsy Anders -duo all shared solo honors. pairings from the movie "A Hard Day's Night" are moving in car load lots Bovema's Capitol- and Imperial -labels report a consistent and strong plug- out of all Capitol branches. ging on various radio stations behind its Cash Box -hits "I Get Around" (Beach on of note UA Boys) and "Memphis" (Johnny Rivers). While the subject the Beatles, it is interesting to that the The Gordy-Motown-Tamla line, distributed by Artone's subsid Funckler Rec- single of "Ringo's Theme" (This Boy) credits The Beatles with the perform- Hol- ance when it is indeed a selection from the soundtrack LP featuring the ords has two new releases hitting the Benelux market. Newcomer Brenda group's musical director, George Martin and Orchestra. loway is presented with her chart -rider, "Every Little Bit Hurts," whereas Art Young's Trans label will shortly release a new single Mary Wells' Greatest Hits have been compiled to make her first EP -release. World featuring Starting off with her current smash "My Guy," disc also includes "You Lost the well-known Montreal Country songster, Ronnie Prophet. The new release Two will mark the debut of Art's new Capri label and offers a pair of good tunes The Sweetest Boy" and "Oh Little Boy" and "What's Easy For Is So that could go a long way to establishing the fine young vocalist as the star he Hard For One." deserves to A Model T" are the Funckler has made available a first offering of Bruno Majcherek's vocal- be. "Ten Years In Prison" b/w "Uncle Clem's stylings on longplay. Album entitled "Bei Mir War Es Immer So Schön" fea- two tunes that Art is keeping his fingers crossed for. all-time George Taylor over at Rodeo tells us that his good Melbourne Label act, tures the singer in a dozen well known German tangos inlcuding such The New York favorites as "Ich Küsse Ihre Hand, Madame," "Schöner Gigolo" and "In Einer The Gem Tones, will be appearing in the Louisiana Pavillion at Kleinen Konditorei." Majcherek, of international "Leila" fame, recently scored World's Fair from the 2nd to the 15th of August. The group has just released with "Du Schwarzer Zigeuner" and "Oh Donna Clara." a new LP that offers a good selection of teen beat items. Their current single, "The steps of "Reno," appearing on numerous New entries from the Hickory catalog spotlight the talents of C & W -duo Savage," is following in the hit Wilma Lee & Stoney Cooper in their rendition of "Big John's Wife" and of Canadian charts, particularly in the Maritimes. Beach" and The London Records' Convention is set for the beautiful Mont Gabriel Lodge the Van Doren group in classical inspired "Huntington "Lil' Liza." to Both platters have been released by Funckler in Benelux. north of Montreal. Another gathering of the firm's sales people from coast Ron Winters' strong version of the Chuck Berry composed "Back In The coast is expected to profit immeasurably from the always well planned and Funckler from the Colpix- carried out meetings. Top brass from London Records in New York is again U.S.A." has been reported as the latest release record Dimension line. expected to be on hand, while many leading lights in the Canadian Most exciting news in the classical field comes from Artone this month! The business will be on hand to participate in the London meetings. diskery recently acquired ABC-Paramount's Westminster catalog for distribu- Allan Sherman seems certain to stir up a lot of action with his 1964 version tion in Benelux, Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Currently working over- of "Hello Muddah Hello Faddah." The Warner Bros. side has only been out a deejays. time to ready its first release at the start of the new season, the company very short while and has already become a favorite with Canadian reports that an important part of the catalog will be manufacured and pack- Randy Ferris, president of The Mariposa Folk Festival, tells CB that the own Holland. The event marks the firts time Martin Luther King fund has accepted an offer to solicit funds and distribute aged in its plants in Haarlem, The Artone shall represent a major label of classical music. literature during the weekend of Aug. 7th, 8th, and 9th, at the Festival. The well known French lark Patricia Carli intends to record two of her best Festival will present some 20 outstanding folk artists in concert on that songs in Dutch language. Chosen titles are: "Le Roseau Et La Rivière" and weekend outside the central Ontario town of Orillia. Many of the participating "Il Te Restera Ma Melodie." Recording is scheduled in collaboration between entertainers will be Negro artists. Ferris indicates the move was undertaken music Editions Metropolitaines from Paris and Editions Altona-Amsterdam. Miss because of the close relationship of the cause of civil rights to the folk Carli lived a longer time in Belgium and therefore she has a good knowledge idiom. of the Dutch language. The new "Like Young" teen segment on Montreal's CFCF-Radio will be and Connie Francis' hit in Germany "Napoli" has been recorded in Dutch on the broadcast nightly from seven P.M. to eleven, Monday through Friday, Artone-label by famous duo De Selvera's. Both producer Lion Swaab and pub- Saturday from two P.M. to six. The new segment, featuring all of the current lisher Editions Altona expect a coming hit also in Holland. chart singles will rely heavily on record give aways to establish the feature. Polydor-Holland expects big things on her new discovery 15 -year old singer It is expected to have a beneficial affect on single sales in the Montreal area. Ann Lee. She recorded beautiful Dutch versions on the German titles: "Jedes Host Dave Boxer will feature telephone calls with leading record stars through- Boot Hat Seinen Hafen" and "Matrosenliebe." First reactions by disk-jockeys out the world on his nightly shows. An extra added attraction will be the were overwhelming, as publisher Wim van Vught reports. opportunity for his listeners to also participate in the phone conversations with leading lights of the wax world simply by dialing a conference connecting number. Holland's Best Sellers This Last Gotham Visitor Bon Voyage Week Week / f.- 1 1 Vous Permettez Monsieur (Adamo/Pathé) (Anagon/Heemstede) 2 2 Can't Buy Me Love (The Beatles/Parlophone, Rita Reys/Philips) (Les Ed. Int. Basart/Amsterdam). 3 3 De Winter Was Lang (Willeke Alberti/Philips) (Les Ed. Int. Basart/Amsterdam) 4 5 All My Loving (Beatles/Parlophone) (Les. Ed. Int. Basart/Amster- dam) 5 4 Constantly (Cliff Richard/Columbia) (World Music/Brussels) 6 6 La Mamma (Corrie Brokken/Philips, Charles Aznavour/Barclay) (Editions Altona/Amsterdam) 7 8 Quand Les Roses (Adamo/Pathé) (Anagon Music/Heemstede) 8 7 Non Ho L'Eta (Gigliola Cinquetti/Show Records) (World Music/ Brussels) 9 9 It's Over (Roy Orbison/London) (World Music/Brussels) 10 10 Long Tall Sally (Beatles/Parlophone) (Belinda/Amsterdam) CANADA (Continued) One of the best new single pairings in a long time just released on Coral NASHVILLE-Well wishers "Shorty by the charming Ginette Reno. The young lady is a chart topper on the French Lavender and Hubert Long, mana- language side of the record picture in Canada, and this marks her second NEW YORK-Palito Haynes, vice-presi- English release in both Canada and the U.S. on Coral. Label seems to be Ortega, who is gers, and Walter Me In The currently clicking in his native Ar- dent of Moss Rose Publications" were working on the ballad side, "Put Picture." Meanwhile the teen gentina with "Me on hand to see Columbia's flavored mover on the flip, "She's Got Everything," is also coming in for Permite" on RCA, recently attention. Looks like it could be a very good recently paid his first visit to New Del Reeves depart on a two -month considerable deejay seller right York. The the Orient and England. across North America. chanter, who writes most trek of Cathy Carr is represented on RCA Victor with a good new Df his own songs, has been consist - Reeves returns to Nashville Sept. 21. Vet thrush topping the country song- collection of standards entitled, "Songs For Sentimentalists." The "Ivory the Argentine charts Just before leaving, the standards in fine, listenable fashion. It's a for 1 was ster was inked to an exclusive long- Tower" gal handles great to programming package for Canada's spinners. Cathy is backed by the Roger Rome pyears,whenwhe stopped -off einothe term agreement with Long's Moss ity. Rose pubbery. Pilon Ork. 49 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 International Section www.americanradiohistory.com Individual lock and key on the Totalizer give you extra protection. 1V[fl.6ul4uT l.OUGIi The Seeburg automatic Income Totalizer has proved its depend- ABC6EFGNJtt: LMNPQRSTHi`'. ability. It tells you for sure - every coin is accounted for Stereo Consolettes will not operate if the Totalizer circuitry is interrupted - more operator protection. Only Seeburg has 1)11111 -ill income protection Seeburg's Income Totalizer is safely solettes equipped with built-in income at the peak of their earning power. built in-not merely plugged in. It is totalizing. Third, your relations with locations are unpluggable and unalterable. First, collection costs are cut to the mini- automatically put on a more businesslike It provides operator protection that mum. Collectors do not have to waste basis. You deal only with undisputable is thoroughly location -tested and their time counting coins in locations. facts. location -proved. Second, collectors gain extra time to in- A free booklet explains in detail how the Operators enjoy three proved benefits vest in profitable location programming. operator benefits from the Income Total- from Seeburg LP Consoles and Stereo Con- They can keep phonographs programmed izer. Ask your Seeburg Distributor for it. --"""%gesuRG MUSIC FOR PROFITABLE PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT 50 www.americanradiohistory.com COIN MACHINES While this isn't exactly avoiding the journalistic responsibility, our business writers might not do bad to spend more time reviewing what goes on in our coin machine and vending plants when acquisi- ,,;.. tions, mergers and ...... oo::a retooling programs take place. We can attest to the interest and excitement to be Cash Box Editorial found in these quarters. The preparation of our forthcoming Annual Directory has necessitated our presence on many of these scenes. General Motors ATTENTION, BUSINESS PRESS and Dupont look out ! This is the way you got started ! What is so encouraging personally is that the pic- ture beams with health, as reported here several A weeks ago. At the top, we've seen the giants discuss Here's New Avenue plans for the fall season and it makes you want to Of Reader Interest go into the operating business. There are that many opportunities which will come about through man- agement planning and the production of new and specialized equipment. Without going into detail, one area we refer to is that of the general merchan- dise field, where several of our manufacturers have great expectations, and for this coming season. They're not talking about the future anymore. New ideas and entirely new merchandising con- cepts are traveling the assembly lines and manage- ment either is not at all concerned with the usual psychological resistance to newness, or they are convinced the operator is ready and willing to take their word for it. Time was when a new piece of chrome stirred the conservative elements out of their pre-war shells. Not so today. The appointment of new music and vending dis- tributors during the past several months indicates that the factories want representation in certain area from people who believe in the basic idea, not just the first week's collections. They're finding 'em too. Perhaps in the fall we'll be in a position to write some of the behind -the -scenes stories which today are shaping into tomorrow's sales programs. They should make interesting reading. Which brings us back to the point we began to make several paragraphs back. With a little cooper- ation from the nation's busines press, our industry can proceed at a more rapid pace to place the busi- ness of coin -operated machines in a category with Someday the nation's leading business journal- autos, and packaging, and transportation, where ists are going to place their collective heads to- the headlines attract investment as well as an image gether and look inside the coin machine and vend- which smooths many of the paths ahead. The PR ing business, at the sales and marketing levels, and meet conducted by NAMA and industry leaders in what they see will make headlines, and we're not New York City last week did much to emphasize this talking about the kind you've been reading in some mood among many of the liaison people who work of the industry journals just recently off the press. with the business and consumer press. Next time Business analysts have long since been intrigued we ought to take these writers on a tour of our with automotive and chemical doings and they plants. They'll probably thank us for opening a can't let an issue get by without devoting a section whole new avenue of excitement to their present to railroads or utilities. business world. Cash 51 Box-August 1, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com Casola Writes Seeburg Premieres LP -480 Console 'Open Letter' To The Trade At Antwerp Asks For 100% Before European Distribs MOA Support CHICAGO-July 15th was Premiere traversing light pauses, and holds, for patrons to see what selection Day in Antwerp for Seeburg distribu- behind one of the albums. A second they're now hearing. Seeburg research tors and subsidiaries as the Seeburg chime indicates that the light will hold has shown that many people learn Family viewed for the first time the behind this album selection for ap- their favorite songs by hearing them company's new LP -480 with the much prox. 40 seconds and, during this first on the coin -phonograph. With talked about "Spotlighted Album" time, the patron may play this 50¢ 480 selections to choose from, See- Award feature. W. F. (Bill) Adair, selection for half-price-one quarter. burg feels that the "Selection Now Executive Vice -President of Sales, ac- Seeburg has called Spotlight Album Playing" Light will increase location companied by Marc Lefebvre, Vice Award a "compelling new force in the income by making it convenient for a President -Field Operations and John industry that appeals directly to the patron to quickly find the title of a Blaney, Sales Manager of Seeburg In- impulsive nature of the coin -phono- song he hears and likes. ternational, joined Maurice Rosen- graph patron." The new "Album Merchandising garten, President of Musicvertrieb What's more, Seeburg anticipates Panel," strategically located at the with G. L. H. Gilbert, Seeburg Inter- that Spotlight Album Award will in- focal point of the LP Console 480, national Vice President, who hosted crease location income by appealing serves to remind customers of the the show. Rosengarten is engaged to that certain percent of location availability of album play. With its with Seeburg in a joint venture ar- patrons who seldom or never use the colorful letters on a field of burnished rangement in distributing facilities in coin -phonograph. aluminum and two "Albums of the London, Milan, Rome, Zurich, Ant- Week" on either side, the Album Mer- werp and Hamburg. John Stuparitz, Three -Way Audio chandising Panel adds to the attrac- Seeburg technician and service special- tive "flash" of the new Seeburg LP LOU CASOLA ist, preceded the group by several Another significant engineering ad- Console 480 and does an able job of weeks in order to. assist in the phy- vancement on the LP Console 480 is promoting album music. (Complete CHICAGO-In what has been termed sical arrangements. the new Three -Way Audio feature details on specifications of the See- an 'Open Letter to the Coin -Operated The theme of the show, "Seeburg that Seeburg refers to as "the biggest burg LPC-480 were published in Cash Music Industry', Lou Casola, president Sales Power," duplicated the theme news in sound since Seeburg intro- Box earlier). of the Music Operators of America, of the United States presentation duced stereo in 1959." has pleaded for support of the asso- which was held in Chicago the pre- A total of six high-fidelity speakers Record Firms Release Little LP ciation by its members through their ceding month. All Seeburg European are now built into phonograph, creat- Through Normal Distribution prompt payment of dues, and has distributors and their sales personnel ing a dramatic cascade of sound. Two urged all non-members to join the attended the Antwerp meeting. super Hi-Fi "Listen Level" tweeters The machine has been on location ranks of MOA now. Casola advised As the new "480" LP Console was at the top of the console deliver a in the USA for approximately two that this campaign for association unveiled, the design change was im- "live music" impact. Two 6x9 "ellipti- months and factory execs are de- strength is necessary to continue and mediately noticeable but the biggest cal" speakers of revolutionary new lighted with results to date. Since the win the fight against the Celler Bill news was in engineering-with the design power the middle range. Two introduction of the new phonograph, HR 7194 which, if passed, would re- "Spotlight Album Award" feature 12" bass speakers immerse the entire Columbia Records, RCA Victor, Capi- quire music operators to pay royalties being the highlight. When "Spotlight area with throbbing, vibrant "lows." tol, Kapp Records, Recording Indus- on their programming material. The Album Award" was revealed, it ex- Durable, sensitive diamond stylii re- tries Corporation, Sue Records and letter reads: plained the mystery behind the row of duce record wear, deliver true stereo Canadian American Records, have As never before, the Music Opera,- little LP Album covers at the top of sound. Music from the LP Console 480 announced that Little LP Programs tors of America (MOA) needs the the console. In back of these album has a realism, a "presence" that per- have been set. Regular releases will be support of every operator in the in- covers there is a traversing light. mits the melody to be heard clearly made available for all operators dustry. When the patron makes any selection, even when the volume is turned down through normal distribution channels. It is not only important and urgent a chime and flashing light call his low. The move followed several years of attention to the row of little LP A "Selection Now Playing" Light, special pressings for Seeburg who that members pay their current dues Albums. A few seconds later, the as the name intimates, makes it easy pioneered the Little LP product. promptly. It is also important and ur- gent that all non-members join MOA now. It is time for everybody inter- ested in the welfare of this industry Mondial's Fesjian Views The to stand up and be counted. Only with this kind of support can MOA continue to fight HR 7194 European Coin Machine Scene which, if passed, would end perform- ance royalty exemptions for coin- Sees French, Italian Rules operated phonographs. We repeat Hampering Biz that only with the full support of all NEW YORK-Information pertaining operators and others associated with to the amusement machine economic the industry can MOA continue the picture in France, which has appeared fight. in an industry tradepaper (not Cash The Board of Directors and many Box), has been attacked by Suren D. Fesjian, President of Mondial Com- members of MOA are cooperating mercial Corporation and Mondial In- and standing solidly behind the peo- ternational Incorporated. Fesjian, an ple who represent us in. Washington, expert in the coin machine field and D.C. Let's make by a leading factory representative for it 100% support several amusement machine lines every operator paying his fair share. around the world, returned two weeks This is the only way that the Music ago from a month -long tour of Euro- Operators of America can present a pean countries where he visited Mon - solid front. dial's extensive official distributor net- work. He told Cash Box in an exclu- It is up to you! (Signed) sive interview, that reports have ap- Louis CASOLA Cq peared in another tradepaper, stating President that France's amusement game busi- he ness is "flourishing." According to m Fesjian, "nothing could be further he from the truth." 'Cotton Candy's' SUREN D. FESJIAN, Mondial President "While business in most of the A Twin Pack er, countries I visited was about normal," Describing the Italian stated Fesjian, "the market situ- greater amounts of equipment, this business climate ation, Fesjian stated that bans placed too would ease the situation. Greece CHICAGO-The Seeburg Corpora- in Italy and in France is not good." on amusement machines ecti The coin machine in public presents good potential and if the re- tion's `Little LP' releases for the week export exec attrib- places such as bars, cafes and similar strictions ahoi uted this not only to the present long here are lifted, it would of July 27th feature an album under locations, have limited the number of also add to a he vacation period which annually causes better market picture," their `International' heading by the games which can be shipped into this stated Fesjian. eh. business to dip from July to mid - country. Again, credit restrictions Everly Brothers titled `Golden Bits' September, but also to severe But in the meantime, Mondial will Eb credit have curbed the smaller shipments probably drop at least one or two of on Teldeck label. restrictions imposed on all commerce which were formerly used teat: and industry by private its lines now being handled through Seeburg is offering operators a wide by both of these govern- clubs where machines are permitted. the export ments, who evidently have taken firm's outlets overseas. selection of materials `PO steps "Should the Italian ban be lifted, and "We will concentrate all of our sales in their to curb inflation. "Government re- Ba- this is possible, the picture in Italy efforts and financial Instrumental' category with Sam Jyoi strictions have cut the purchasing would strength on those power again be a healthy one," said lines having the greatest player ap- tera's `Thinking Man Sax' on Reprise, of operators drastically," con- Fesjian. While Fesjian Stop: tinued Fesjian, "and represents sev- peal and those machines which have Junior Mange and his Capitol record- have added to eral U.S. manufacturers ed the overseas, he proven technically superior," he con- an woes of smaller collections, a sit- told Cash Box that he will advise ing `Get Ready, Set, Jump', and uation which has been brought about the tinued. i tl factories of this situation and sug- Fesjian is known for his percep- Al Hirt 'twin pack' release of 'Cotton by the over -abundance of amusement gest that they do games on the market." not rely "too heav- tive analysis of the European market. Candy' on RCA Victor. ily" on the French _ IIh While the and Italian mar- "Rather than embellish the report, I Seeburg released its first Twin Pack other tradepaper articles kets as prime outlets for games. He feel stated that France was capable of it is to the good of the industry several months `Sinatra's added that business in the ago on ¡m absorbing "thousands of more games," United and for all concerned that we view the Kingdom, Germany, and the Scandi- situation as it is and work Sinatra' and the demand for this Lithe Fesjian claims that this is contrary navian Countries was toward fairly good. making it a LP surpassed expectations of the A.".ilOn to the actual situation in this country. "Should Spain better one," concluded open its doors to the Mondial head. most optimistic Seeburg execs. 52 Cash 1, 1964 eh Box-August Box www.americanradiohistory.com Nova Expands Office and Plant Facilities Wurlitzer Names New Distrib .r' ;:° r ,tn_;,.. ' For South Texas Territory k'P', Joe Steele Heads Gulf Coast Dist. Of Houston ,: á Nova House trie W. Adickes, presi- cancy as the solution to tra HAMBURG-A. perfect their JOE STEELE L. C. BUTLER sii dent of Nova Apparate, European space problem and now occupies the amusement and building henceforth to be play is a must today and Wurlitzer ren distributors of music, entire - NORTH TONAWANDA, N.Y. -A vending machines, announced the ex- known as "Nova House." newly formed organization, the Gulf has it both on the phonograph and of their plant and office facil- Adickes stated that "this increased Company of Hous- I th tention Coast Distributing from the wallbox. In offering musical headquarters located space has enabled the installation of a named ities at Nova's ton, Texas has been distribu- to the cash box al- at 24 Semperstrasse. The expansion more efficient and larger telephone tor for Wurlitzer phonographs and bargains patrons, in more coins in a Wur- Idvi became necessary, according to Ad- and teleprint system. The accounts remote equipment in the south Texas ways contains ickes, because of a steadily increasing department has also moved to the area, it was announced by Robert H. litzer." cia floor, and has made it pos- lue turnover in Rock -Ola phonographs, third this Bear, Manager of Sales, Wurlitzer Gottlieb Flippers, other amusement sible for an attractive showroom to Phonograph Division. Gulf Coast will ler in vending be created. The record department uld machines, and lately replace Bill Williams Distributing equipment. has been moved into Nova House and Company, former Wurlitzer distribu- ayal business the greater facility afforded us will aL Nova has been conducting torship, which has been dissolved. at this Semperstrasse plant for over enable an increase in the efficiency of Heading the new organization as NOW DELIVERING i ten years. Until only recently, the Op our record service." Adickes further President is Joe R. Steele, who for Semi -Official Number Lottery occu- I ROWE AMI JBM PHONOGRAPHS ade twelve years, from 1948 until 1960, pied the top floor of the building. added that he plans a fall season open the represented the Wurlitzer Company Nova immediately seized upon the va- house for members of the trade. in the same area. His partner and ROWE FULL LINE VENDING Vice -President is "L. C." Butler, a í ur man of long experience in the vending C.C. MAJESTIC B/A entd and coin machine business in Houston C.C. DE VILLE and and environs. Gulf Coast Distributing S/A Company is located at 2617 Leeland lin 11 Avenue in Houston and is completely C.C. ROYAL FLASH -2P íy i equipped to furnish operator needs indu for phonographs, allied equipment, C.C. CHAMPION GUN parts and service. WMS. HEAT WAVE apart Joe and L. C. have the red carpet out and extend a very cordial invita- FIR tion to operators in their territory to WMS. GRAND SLAM per!' become fully aware of visit them and WMS. 10TH INNING (or the profit producing potential of the 'e rr new Wurlitzer 2800 with its special feature of Ten Top Tunes by which BALLY GRAND TOUR tort o records or the top ten top sides of ten BALLY HAPPY TOUR iated and bottom sides of five can be played ntinur for a half -dollar coin. Wurlitzer is also offering single piece location per- sonalization strips with artwork de- and signed to point up the specialties of poop the house. MONROE ,d the According to Joe Steele, "The new coin machine exchange inc. Wurlitzer phonograph offers the 2423 Payne Ave. Cleveland 14, 0. SUperlor 1.4600 Vaahio greatest flexibility of any instrument aupP' Service and around the corner from Nova House of its kind ever designed. Half -dollar fair factory space just t the LARGE STOCK peli Tel -A -Sign's Acquisition Of Scopitone Approved OF USED BOWLERS! (Si of Cameca Corp., the GET READY FOR FALL NOW! CHICAGO-Stockholders of Tel -A - directors Alvin Malnik, Scopitone vice president otis C Sign, Inc., approved the acquisition president, Irving Malnik, a St. Louis French firm which originally intro- ChiCoin Duchess Bowlers $350.00 by the ChiCoin Princess Bowlers 450.00 Pet, company of Scopitone, Inc., attorney, and Pierre Janichewski, duced the machine. Chicoin Cadillac Bowlers 550.00 U.S. manufacturers and distributors ChiCoin Gold Crown Bowlers 595.00 )f the Scopitone audio - visual ma - ChiCoin Royal Crown Bowlers 695.00 :line. Tel -A -Sign's president, A. A. Sign Of The Times- ChiCoin Grand Prize Bowlers 725.00 Steiger, stated that once the acquisi- WE ALSO HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY OF ;ion was approved, the Scopitone LATE UNITED BOWLERS ON HAND! would "dwarf" the other manufactur- MUSIC C° ng activities rg of the company. Seeburg C's A-1 Cond. $125.00 Although Coin Shortage . 100.00 for tbt Tel -A -Sign bought 80% During the .. Seeburg V -200's )f the shares of Scopitone, Inc. last Seeburg 201's 400.00 alb0 larch, company AMI JAL's 550.00 b officials stated that ading .hey couldn't move "full steam" with We have been having an awful time trying to get United Bank Pools 450.00 ea. ,Goldea he machine's production and distri- We would greatly GOOD RECREATION KIDDIE RIDES ution together enough coins to make change. until the purchase was ap- CALL US COLLECT TODAY! 'roved your bill in small coins if leratT by the company's sharehold- appreciate it if you would pay des rs. CALL COLLECT HAROLD OR CLINT in Jack Mitnik, the sales manager you have them. Area Code 513 771-4250 with or Scopitone, who has just recently 0,onP eturned from a seven -week road trip .board Capitol the Scopitone mobile unit, ad- ,fume -ised that the stockholder's approval GockjlfflvN1*s °f as all lease he needed to put the ground pork of the last few months into a stores throughout the New York ROYAL il most of the signs spotted at many retail impressive" number of ma - Typical reproduced above, which has been placed on the hines metropolitan area is the one cooperation of their DISTRIBUTING, INC. o on location. O' Nuts stores, requesting the CINCINNATI: 1210 Sl.odols.Nllfard Rd. 771.4250 of Chock Full COLUMBUS: 1112 North Nigh Street tJw While counters coin shortage. (See story on the shortage in the ld for approving the purchase, the in lieu of the current hareholders patrons Box). also elected as company July 25th issue of Cash etecs :ash 53 Box --August 1, 1964 1 il www.americanradiohistory.com Simon Appoints Stuckey SPECIALS! New Field & Service Rep 5 Model #9 Auto Photos $795 Eastern Flashes 5 N. W. Sweet Sixteen Candy Vendors-sixteen col-. omns-adjustable all prices, originally $495.00, excellent value at $245.00 10 U -Select -It, model 188 2 column candy vendors, capacity 188 bars, 10f $125.00 5 Smoke Shops V-27, 18 selections 27 columns, There's no better way to begin a column than on a bright note such as men- cap. 630 paks $175.00 tioning the current sales boom in progress these days at Mike Munves Dis- 5 Smoke Shops V36, 27 selections, 36 columns, cap. tributors. Both Mike and brother Joe, who just recently returned from an ex- 850 yaks $250.00 tensive sales 4 Motoscope Model D floor model Flip Picture ma- swing through the eastern terrains, report an unusually heavy chine $185.00 each. These are Antiques. amount of action for this generally slow time of the year. Mike advised that 15 Midway Shooting Galleries $195.00 each sales activity quieted as expected around July 4th but has since soared to such 3 Mutoscope Sky Fighters $85.00 each a degree the past three weeks that all vacations have been forestalled tempo- 3 Harvard Metal Typers $195.00 each rarily in order for them to catch up with equipment orders. 2 Mills Panorams each $375.00 A more serious note is being expressed by members of the trade over the 10 Rowe 14 column Ambassador Cigarette Vendors recent $125.00 each Harlem and Brooklyn riots. Although no coin box pilferage has been reported, 6 Foot Vibrators $125.00 each some operators of equipment on locations in the strife -torn area 2 Foot Vibrators with relaxing chairs $145.00 each have advised that their collection men have found it difficult to go about normal their Double Turnpike Auto Test, originally $2495.00 duties. Some entertainers who have signed to perform in clubs in this special $795.00 area have also expressed their concern whether they may be able to fulfill their commitments or not. New York was a sea of red fezes and enthusiastic conventioneers last week CLEVELAND COIN as Machine Exchange, Inc. hundreds of the nation's Shriners turned the big city into a madcap play- ground. Two of their more ardent members, Ted Quiling and Paul 2029 Prospect, Cable-Clecoin, King, DJ's Cleveland, Ohio from station KRLA on the coast, bounced into Eric Bernay's A-1 Record Sales "laughin', HARRY STUCKEY scratchin' and hollerin' like mad," according to the record distrib. ,occa Eric took time out from watching their zaney antics to report on those records which NEW Stuckey, a for- are hot with his ops. They include: "Steal Away" by Jimmy Hughes on (- JJ YORK-Harry Fame mer sales engineer with the Seeburg label, "Where Did Our Love Go" by the Supremes on Motown, "Angel- ito" by Rene and Rene on Columbia, and still red hot-"Memphis" by Johnny Corp., has been appointed sales and Rivers service representative at Albert Simon on Imperial. Distributors Inc. Al Simon, the firm's Harry Berger of the West Side Machine Corp. was citing some of his woe- president, announced recently. Simon ful experiences with coin box pilferage and route collections. He stated that advised that Stuckey will represent one of the reasons why many operators hire their own relatives as collection personnel is `family trust.' Harry said the most frustrating result of pilferage their Rock-Ola, Chicago Coin and is Presents U. S. Billiards lines in the New York when a machine has to be yanked from a location because the operator simply can't get enough machine protection in that particular spot. On the State and Connecticut territories. lighter side, h YOUR GREATEST PROFIT Stuckey stated that in his previous Harry was happy to be able to get his hands on four season post with Seeburg as sales engineer, tickets for the upcoming round of New York Football Giants games. He con- OPPORTUNITY for 1964 he had tends he knew several of the players and managers on the team when they ( to travel extensively through- played in Polo -DELUXE 6 -POCKET out the New England and New York the Grounds but his own interest faded when they departed o : : State area while working with the from the game. His interest was revived one day, however, when he took his : and BUMPER POOL" : factory's various distributors, such as son Bobby and Al Simon's son, also named Bobby, to a game at the Stadium e Dependable Davis in Syracuse and Atlantic New and now says he's got the fever again. -The Tables! Another coin machine York in Manhattan. However, when distrib who has exercised his athletic prowess on the C See Your Distributor or Write. he and his wife Shirley's fourth baby, ball field, only in this case the baseball diamond, is Abe Lipsky, who at one Complete Selection Ports and Accessories. and first son, came along ten months time had played with Hank Greenburg when the latter was rewriting the rec- ago, Harry resigned this position say- ord book up at James Monroe High School in the Bronx. Abe has since dis- carded the glove and turned his ing it took him away from his family attention to such pursuits as the distribution s VALLEY SALES CO. a little too often. of the `Arizona' gun game. Several `Arizona's' are now on location in the 333 Morton St. Bay City, Michigan Before Seeburg, Stuckey spent four metro NY area, Abe advises, and says he's anxiously awaiting the first sales years with the Curtiss Wright Com- returns. Abe said he'll be more than satisfied if they even come close to the pany as a field engineer for their terrific play the game has enjoyed on its European locations, where it has flight simulator equipment. Stuckey been operating since its introduction by Th. Bergmann of Hamburg. KEENEY'S is a graduate of the DeVry Institute Bill and Murray Wiener's vending equipment outlet on Tenth Ave. was defin- in Chicago with a degree in applied itely the place to be last week if you wanted to take the edge off your appetite. L ALL -NEW science and technology. The Weiners had cartons full of cookies and crackers for operators of Uni- versal's new `Candimat' machine, and if you were polite enough you'd be of- fered a few free samples. The two coin vets say they have no complaints COLORAMA about the way their equipment has been moving and contend that shipments .P W. Va. Ops Announce actually aren't coming in fast enough to fill the orders. the DIFFERENT Convention Locale M. A. Cardinal, Gilchrist Vending Ltd. exec in Montreal, reports that the 2 -PLAYER `Tropicana' phonograph and the rest of Rowe's full line of vending equipment, U which his firm distributes in Canada, FLIPPER Program Ad Space On Sale have been quite popular with operators GAME! in that area. Cardinal also expressed great interest in NAMA's recent ac- l See your Distributor 1 MARTINSBURG, W. VA.-The an- ceptance of music and amusement operators into their association, and is anx- .0". or contact nual convention of the West Virginia ious to see the results of such a union.... Sid Greenfield at Musical Distribu- Music and Vending tors has been a regular Marco Polo J. H. KEENEY Association will the last few weeks, expediting service 8 CO., Inc. be held at the Holiday Inn, in Hunt- calls in both upstate New York and Conn. Meanwhile, Miltie Tucker continues AS OF 1 4307-39 W. LAKE ST. ington, Sept. 17, 18 and 19, Dilman to whomp up sales on the road for this Wurlitzer distrib.... Last week Louie AUG. if Phone 626-2612 Area Code 312 DeHaven, association president, an- Druckman at United East Coast Distribs once again displayed his deft ability r nounced last week. DeHaven further to turn the proper screw or replace that certain fuse in a shuffle alley to have stated that exhibitors may set up and the device functioning again. After a series of necessary professional frowns display their equipment on Sept. 17, and groans, Lou carefully applied a little pressure somewhere in that maze of free of charge. wires and contacts behind the backglass and presto, the machine banged, WANTED The convention clanged, lit up and hummed. All those present agreed that Dr. Druckman's committee is now performance was infinitely more dramatic than anything ever accomplished e involved in the preparation of their by Ben Casey. TIP 7 by 10 inch convention * TOP program Not only are there two `Al's' down at Albert Simon Inc. (Simon and D'In - booklet zillo), Bingo Mechanic and is offering advertising but now there are a pair of `Harry's' (Koepel and Stuckey). The second space for sale to manufacturers, dis- Harry to join the organization is Harry Stuckey, who was hired several weeks Permanent back by Simon. Stuckey, who now functions as the distrib's sales and service Position tribs and suppliers starting at $100.00 rep throughout the NY and Conn. territory, reports that since he's joined p Top Wages Paid per page. John Wallace, committee the firm, he's found that operators' enthusiasm for the Rock -Ola `Grand Pns' Must Be Honest chairman, advised that the committee phono and the U.S. Billiards `Professional' pool table series has made these And Reliable items program should reach 32 pages and the "salesman's best friends." cl Contact Larry Millison John said that the committee has set Sept. Wallace, convention chairman of the West Virginia Music & Vending rl Lexington Park, Maryland Assn., wrote to say that the association has decided con- 1, as to hold their annual d the deadline for all copy. vention at the Holiday Inn VO 3-4383 Wallace in Huntington, W. Va., Sept. 17, 18 and 19. Wallace urged all those wishing to advised that equipment may be set up and displayed on the 17th, free of g attend the three day convention to charge, and that ad space in the convention's program booklet is now on sale. st All those wishing to attend the affair make their reservations directly to are urged to make their reservations u direct to the Holiday Inn. Jack Bess of Roanoke Craze PRO SERIES the Holiday Vending and W. T. a Inn, and to write or call are also on the convention committee. him for any further information. Also Smokeshop's dig on Art Brier says his company is really swinging with their the committee with Wallace are vendor sales. They shipped a carload of Starlite's to the west coast one week Jack Bess, chairman of the board of and released another one to Canada on the following week. Bill Herbord, as- Roanoke Vending, and Jack Cruze. sistant sales manager and service chief, visited Wiener Sales last week for confab with Bill and Murray on the Smokeshop. Brier's trying not to work CUE BALL LOCK (15th C. H. Flannery is the first Vice ball locks cue In) too hard while recuperating from his recent illness. sure td G president of the West However, he'll be Virginia asso- attend the MONY-NYS Guild-Westchester outing at the Nevele come Sept. hi PRE -ASSEMBLED PRO- ciation, Edward FESSIONAL STURDY M. Oliver the second In an open letter to the coin asked BASE -operated music industry, MOA brass Il (NO WEDGE) VP and Leoma W. Ballard the treas- for operator support both through the prompt payment of dues the en- CALL (Area Code 5161 PRO 1-78x46 and urer. Association listment of non-members MOA. s PY 8-2626 PRO 2- 88 x 51 directors are: An- of MOA is asking for this operator support PRO to fight the or LOCAL DISTRIBUTOR 3- 93 a 53 thony Cupola, pending Celler Bill HR 7194, which, if passed, would end perform- a PRO Mathew M. Corey, Ross 4-103 x 58 ance royalty exemptions for music operators.... MONY's girl Friday Sophia Gerard, Joe Hunt, James K. Hutzler, Jerry Seglin is back from her motor trip to Quebec, Montreal and the New England Derrick, James Kiser, Carl area. Sophie says she never enjoyed herself more and hopes that the scenery U S BILLIARDS Inc. Keesling, Tom Hunt, Joe Dobkins, will keep her floating for the months to come (at least until her second va- cation week!). Ben than Amityville, New York Andrew Kniska, Shelton Chicofsky at MONY advises NY area ops that more Price, Wil- half the rooms in the Nevele have already liam N. Anderson and been reserved for the Sept. outing Chris Ballard. and he urges all those who haven't made arrangments to "get on the stick. 54 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com Chicago Chatter Hkvr'. Bill Weikel, sales director for Fischer Sales & Mfg. Co., is particularly pleased over the sales action he's receiving on the Fischer "Empress" (models :Riding 101 and 92) and "Regent" (models 91 and 77) coin -operated pool tables. rat Sam Stern is back at his desk at Williams Electronic Mfg. Corp. after a European business jaunt which carried him to Paris, London and BOWLERS 'h whirlwind Closeouts for Quick Sale at Chicago Antwerp. He explained that there is a constantly growing interest and in - in sales of Williams flipper amusement games in foreign markets. Lowest Prices Ever Offered the crease ALL MACHINES ADVERTISED eta Bud Lurie spends most of his time on the road calling on Williams distributors ARE COMPLETE country. Coin's 'rea throughout this ALL LARGE BALLS rise Each this Lyon, sales chief of DuKane Corp.'s new "Ski 'n Skore" coin -operated Joe 2 STRIKE BOWLER (Bally) llfill amusement game, reports progress in the eastern part of the country. He is 14 ft. $150.00 Teddy Cohn, the 1 STRIKE BOWLER (Bally) currently concentrating on setting up national distribution. 16 ft. 150.00 and late Nate Cohn's son, revitalizing Conat Distributing, in New York, 'Ski 1 STRIKE BOWLER (Bally) I. 11 ft. 150.00 Er's 'n Skore' will get VIP treatment. 1 CLASSIC BOWLER (C.C.) BROtileß from his 12 ft. 150.00 ' ' Although Alvin Gottlieb, of D. Gottlieb & Co., was expected back 1 CLASSIC BOWLER (C.C.) 14 ft. 150.00 iris early last week he was delayed a few more days.... Since amuse- vacation 1 JUMBO BOWLER (United) r nient games were okayed for locations in Canada, Marvel Mfg. Co. has been 12 ft. 175.00 3 LUCKY STRIKE (C.C.) Ënoyworking double shifts and adding to the factory personnel to keep up with Estelle Bye, 16 ft. 175.00 orders on electrical scoreboards, according to prexy Ted Rubey. 1 PLAYTIME (United) her annual vacation, will have her daughter, Mrs. Loralee 16 ft. 195.00 Re_ in lieu of taking 2 BONUS BOWLER (United) 195.00 the Anderson, and granddaughter, Melanie, visit her for a couple of weeks. 12 ft. 15 PLAYERS CHOICE (C.C.) Music prexy Eddie Ginsburg is very gratified over the many people Your Choice of 13-16-- stagsAtlas time they 20 ft. 195.00 rats who've taken the time to write him telling him what a wonderful 1 TWIN BOWLER (C.C.) us 13 ft. 225.00 o the recent festive outing at Pheasant Run Lodge. Stan Levin tells had at his 17 KING BOWLER (C.C.) ea=ir is booming at Atlas Music despite the humid, warm weather. - - . 20 ft. 295.00 ,,a. business T Coin, Mort Levinson reports export business is a big factor 'r,'r Available thej Over at National SPECIAL CRATING EXTRA T rants of late. We Only Advertise Player What We Have In Stock in 2 A s Chicago Coin is back at full production after having been shuttered adieu Now that WIRE-PHONE-WRITE TODAY for a two week vacation period Sam Ginsburg decided to take his much needed ADDA" and Ralph ar: returned from his t'other day. Mort Secore Exclusive Rowe AMI Distributor at vacation. Sam Wolberg BALL at le Wyckoff are busy writing orders on ChiCoin's "Bronco two -player. Ea. Pa. - S. Jersey - Del. Md. - D.C. Model ! s Empire Coin owner Gil Kitt, Jack Burns and Bill Milner are mindin' the to visit io': ul store while Joe Robbins motored to the Upper Peninsula of Michigan with Francis Nardi, Empire's regional man. From there Joe and his Marian DAVIDRSENINC drove to Eagle River, Wisconsin to visit their camping sons, Mark Jay and 855 N. BROAD ST., PHILA., PA. 19123 it a Larry Robbins. Phone: (215) (Enter 2-2900 Herb Jones, of Bally Mfg. Co., reports that now that the large factory is dt for increased ú back in production after a short summer hiatus he's pushing of Bally's "Mad World" two -player, "Grand Tour" G to all markets óÉn shipping SPECIAL! Ih single player, and the single player add -a -ball model, "Happy Tour." All, he oplú and Bill O'Donnell say, are enjoying brisk sales action. V200 iplie Seeburg Corp.'s marketing vice prexy Tom Herrick addressed the recent RESTYLED in N'Yawk. Herrick, that I NAMA Vending Industry Public Relations Conference AS SHOWN Spat head of the PR committee, chaired the session. Other speakers were: Walter rela- Working order- Peat W. Reed, NAMA's public relations director; and Dale O'Brien, public All parts, complete coot tions counsel to NAMA on the cigarette -health issue. . . . World Wide's lisi Console 480 model Disti Nate Feinstein took his "road show" of the Seeburg LP -cities) Iowa. r sen phono in to its last leg in the Voyager Inn in Davenport (the tri $265.00 fob rootú the entire tour by Art Wood and Tom Higdon. Nate was assisted throughout Ft. Worth ek tl Also, Chuck Gates, of Seeburg, was on hand, along with Seeburg's demon- ft at'. Iat stration mobile studios (vans). WRITE FOR PRICES ON EXCLUSIVE il fn Harry Moseley, president of Roanoke Vending Co., advises that Bill Snow, VL200's and 1000's ALSO Exchange Cabinets and Kits who recently that they change the bar. recently joined Roanoke's staff, suggested so many Rowe products BusK'NACTION roc name to "Rowe-noke" vending. Bill claims they sell Huebsch and 1/3 deposit on all orders )mPE: that the name would be very appropriate. (This was Paul Bob MacGregor's contribution to this column.) SUN REFINISHING CO. CORRAL D 201 E. Daggett 4 and Ross, Marcine "Iggy" 'he Swinging over to Franklin Park to visit with Hank Ft. Worth, Texas AT YOUR CHICAGO COIN DISTRIBUTOR! r Mfg.'s Kale Wolverton and (achin' back) Bob Jonesi we learned that Midway se The ed `Trophy Gun" is still enjoying a banner sales season in most markets. 'meted factory is at peak production. hicayo to move Dade Dick Cole, head of Ditchburn Vending Machines, Inc., is planning to larger headquarters shortly. He advises that the new Ditchburn "Minicold" ynaonic e . . . Jack time? cold drink machine is enjoying great popularity in the midwest. Dinner o oo 5ju Gallagher, Co., in Grand Rapids, Michigan reports 19 of Miller -Newmark Dist. _ 336" lubricant and tin, frS that some territories are available for the new "Formula .2nc/as/roés, oat" Miller -Newmark is ose rust inhibitor for phono steppers, printed circuits, etc. .151 the national Bill Miller is still ailing, and drops distributor for the product. 1725 W. DIVERSEY BLVD. in occasionally to the boys. - Qaa chat with CHICAGO 14, ILLINOIS thy`' a jet trip to the west lE MOA's managing director Fred Granger is readying , , , be there about time for f , it Dot, a coast to meet with record company officials there. He plans to attend the ledorr- the middle of August. Fred, and Lou Casola, prexy of MOA, will ROWE AMI in the Holiday West Virginia Music & Assn. Convention, Sept. 17-19, 42- music oo tt0'' Vending be,.rl Inn, is president of the association, l Huntington, W. Va. John "Red" Wallace ,me lit as well as an officer of MOA. brass. Now bought all the Wurlitzer aid that United, Inc., of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1 Exchange Harry NOW DELIVERING UNITED'S "TIGER" AND "THUNDER" aril parts and equipment from the defunct First Coin Machine pt.), Jacobs, efficient Wurlitzer parts ,ad United's prexy, says he has the largest, most PHILADELPHIA, PA. Mal dept. Woody Johnson was on the road 1641 N. BROAD ST. E west of the factory in Tonawanda. 1eh Sales' Joe last week concentrating Wisconsin Dells area.... Pioneer PITTSBURGH, PA. , in the tbt' in 1508 FIFTH AVE. sec' - selling job CO. ,r Kleiman infos that Rowe's "Sk-9" coffee vendor is doing a big EXCLUSIVE UNITED MFG. DISTRIBUTOR mSQPt at Wisconsin. the 55 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 l' lust www.americanradiohistory.com "Put A Tiger On Your Route" - Holzman Holzman, who distributes the United California Clippings line throughout a seventeen - state area. The reference of course is to United's "Tiger" shuffle alley and the The export business continues to boom with many shipments of used equip- "Thunder" bowler, newest of a steady ment leaving distributor warehouses this week. . . At California Music Co., auditor Nelson Hawley on vacation for one week. Bob Yorke, former vice-pres- crop of coin-operated amusement ma- ident of RCA -Victor, now residing in Los Angeles and is visiting with Sammy chines flowing from the Chicago fac- Ricklin. Jerry Wallace stopped by to check with Buddy Robinson on sales of tory to distribs around the nation. his hit record on Challenge, "In The Misty Moonlight." . Cliff Nugent on vacation from the Wurlitzer Factory Branch for two weeks. Wurlitzer regional Manager Lou Druckman confirms the sales manager, Gary Sinclair in town for a one -day visit with Clayton Ballard acceptance of the equipment by oper- before leaving on his vacation. ators in this area by pointing to a full Joe Duarte back at his desk at Duarte International Sales Co., after spend- ing a pleasant two-week vacation in New York. In visiting this week at Duarte staff of showroom employees unload- was Mr. Del Franco from Manila.... At Vendart Distributing Co., Marshall ing the Windy City trailers and check- Ames reported the new "American" pool tables selling at a good clip. Mar- shall's seven -year -old son, Douglas, in the hospital for a tonsillectomy. . ing each machine out for local des- Frank Mencuri said the Rock -Ola "Caravelle" cigarette machines moving tinations. very well at Simon Distributing Co. Joe Merrill of the parts department on a Holzman described the 6 - player one -week vacation trip to Yosemite National Park. Several export orders being processed for shipment to the Far East. shuffle alley as the most factory's suc- Hank Dabeck, production manager of United Manufacturing Co., visiting on IRVING HOLZMAN cessful shuffle to come along in the West Coast with his wife, Helen and son Johnny.... At Amco Music and NEW YORK - "The Thundering Ti- months. "We're stealing some of the Vending Co. Mort Drootin, manager of the Background Music Department, announced that Ken Alford is back working in the service department. Leo gers" are moving out of the United gasoline company `thunder' when we Simone back from a trip with the Seeburg roving van through Washington, East Coast Corporation's showrooms tell every operator to 'put a tiger on Idaho and Montana. Leo said that he and Warren Tillquist took many orders here, according to President Irving location'," Holzman, for new LPC 480 Seeburg phonographs during the trip. Office manager Bob stated whose Bright and his wife are the proud parents of a new baby boy, John Michael. showroom radio was blaring the "Put Bob Huffman and George Smith conducted a very successful showing in a tiger in your tank" commercial be- San Diego for both operators and service men. . Lou Wolcher from San Francisco visiting the local offices of Advance Automatic Sales Co., and very Our modern ing aired over the radio and TV waves pleased with the way things are going. Sonny Lomberg calling on operators new Factory these days. in the Long Beach -San Pedro area. Jack Leonard reported the mail order business in the parts department increasing is devoted "Tiger" offers five ways to score steadily. At the R. F. Jones Co., Rowe -AMI field service engineer Ralph Phipps con- exclusively to and a tiger -colored backglass with ducted a vending service school which was well attended by the local opera- stripes that can be seen from the tors. Don Edwards in Bakersfield, and Johnny Hotz in San Diego assisting manufacturing the furthermost point in any barroom. operators for a few days. Chuck Klein spent a day at the home office of R. F. Jones in San Francisco and then spent the weekend visiting with Woody SCHMECKE "We've got a tiger by the tail al- Matthews in Monterey. Don McGowan, manager of the communications di- right," continued Holzman, who has a vision at Jones signed a $15,000 order for the installation of a Tele -Norm system in the Air Research division of the Garrett Corp. Ralph Phipps back QUALITY CUE STICKS new cliche for every operator drop- from San Francisco where he installed vending equipment in the Cow Palace ping by the outlet. "With a name like for the recent Republican National Convention. Previous to that, Ralph spent fl Professional Design-tong Life `tiger' we are using the creative sell- two weeks in Texas holding service schools for the operators in that territory. : Jack Rolling of the San Francisco office of the Jones Co. spending a two- 11 Write for details. ing approach more than ever before," week vacation with his family in Hawaii. All the Jones boys still working ;it explained Holzman, who added that hard at winning the Rowe -AMI sales contest.... At Paul A. Layman, Inc., SCHMELKE MFG. CO. the firm has announced special deals Britt Adelman still out serving jury duty in Santa Monica Superior Court. SHAKOPEE, MINNESOTA Jimmie Wilkens entertaining visiting relatives from Galesburg, Illinois... during the month of July and Aug- Visiting Pico this week were: Tex Mowka, San Bernadino; Tom Felkins, Apple ust. Valley, and Lloyd Crutts from Sherman Oaks. Houston Happenings /f you are reading Dan J. Mechura, sole owner of Allstar Records, Inc. and Allstar Music Enterprises, has climbed into big league class since moving into his own brand new completely modern building some two years ago at 1110 Washington St., South Houston, Texas. Dan is producer and national distributor of two major dul someone else's copy of labels, Allstar and Cool, together with minor labels including New Star, Airco, Teen and Spoke. Collectively his outfit embraces 17 separate projects aimed directly at manufacturing, distributing and promotion of records and music as written. His building has every necessary facility including spot for testing NE amateurs with a yen to go professional. One of his projects, a live show erg' promotional that might make history, is scheduled to hit the public early this Ea; Fall.... Local operator E. J. Slanina Jr., partner with his Dad in Sly Dis- her Cash Box tributing Co., and charming wife Hilda out for an evening of pleasure. Aside, Hol Junior hinted that while the event was supposedly straight recreational window line shopping between dinner and either movies or dancing sometimes led to other are; types of spending. . . . Veteran operator K. T. Park, Bluebonnet Music and Uni why not Cigarette Service, mail this coupon inferred that despite record breaking hot weather and busi- Th ness nothing to boast about, he was ahead of ' bankruptcy by several long (Tor jumps.... From stands of a junior rodeo glimpsed Hazel Turner, secretary - (hip treasurer Coin Machine Sales, officiating as usual as arena secretary. Poor girl lore actually appeared busier than when working big time rodeos. Could have been was, Nan she as many junior league baseball umpires often have to do, struggling acce against too much parental interest. . Extended visit with local coinman (top today L. C. Butler ended with a view of full his sizable collection of silver dollars.... A. F; (Al) Lemke, dean of local operators, spends considerable of these hot load days in a large stock brokers office watching quotations on the big board. He (heel has a reputation down there of being a pretty shrewd Edward CASH BOX trader too.... desti Arguello, representative of AAA Record Co., San Antonio, in Houston on a (Check One) routine business trip connected with placing He 1780 BROADWAY the firm's records on the market !hull I AM A here. Arguello said their current best seller was and "Together Again" by Rudy essi NEW YORK 19, N. Y. The Reno Bops.... Edward Arwardy, American Music Co., out of the city on DEALER Inni his annual vacation.... The H & H Distributing Co., headed by C. O. (Red) ONE STOP Harrington recently acquired distributorship of Athon Background over riot Enclosed find my check. Music tell e DISTRIB southwest portion of State of Texas. Iati D $15 for a full year (52 weeks) subscription RACK JOBBER !how,, COIN FIRM $30 for a full year (Airmail in United States) tip( OTHER Happy Birthday This Week To: fig El $30 for a full year (outside United States) a. Wm. Buset, Ft. William Ont., Canada.... E. R. Sheldon, Jr., Payette, Ida.. bee $45 for a full year (Airmail Ti outside U.S.) Emil J. Pfister, SheboyganSheboygan, Wise.... Anita Ehrhardt Payne, Shreveport, La. nd; Sam Waldor, Newark, James H. Young, Warwick, Va.... Harry NAME Wichansky, Elizabeth, N.J.... Irving Geltzer, New London, Conn.... Bastenie tripe Amand, Antwerp, Belgium.... Howard Berk, Bayonne, H. Decker, (her N.J.... F. Ivet, FIRM Fond Du Lac, Wise.... Wayne A. Chambers, Athens, Ga.... John Gilmore North, Norfolk, Neb.... Clarence Otis Moon, Atlanta, Ga.... Homer F. Prior, right,' Cedar Falls, lost. ... Les Montooth, Peoria, Ill.... Lewis Bogie, Lexington, Sy anew Ping ADDRESS Nicholas P. Christy, Det., Mich.... Geo. Burroughs, New Haven, Conn. h Theodore Nichols, Fremont, Neb.... Leo Weinberger, Louisville, Ky.... Sam tiger' CITY Zelles, Shaker Hts., Ohio.... Josephone Welsh, New Orleans,La.... Geo pg ZONE ... STATE Miller, Oakland, Calif.... Jerry Haris, Omaha, . Ferrier, 'Plait Be Sure To Nebr.. enneth Check Business Classification Above! Oxnard, Calif.... W. H. Cooper, Augusta, Ga.... Mrs. Mary H. Hughe5 ne Ladoga, Ind... du ñll 56 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 `0ih www.americanradiohistory.com World Wide Completing LPC 480 "Road Show" PLAYER FUN MOUNTS... Final Show Slated For Aug. 4 OPERA TORS PROFITS SOAR slam 011101 >n W : SINGLE PLAYER 002. i "REPLAY GAME" WITH ADJUSTABLE 3 -or -5 BALL PLAY As ball hits "advance" bumpers and advances roll-over buttons, the temperature climbs on thermometer irr back box increasing drop target value 100 to 500 points! When thermom- eter "Blows Its Top," the drop target and two side roll-over lanes light for special scoring. NATE FEINSTEIN 4 DRUM TYPE SCORING REELS CHICAGO-World Wide Distributing 1 drop target 2 sling -shot kickers Company's "road show", featuring the new Seeburg LP Console 480 model 2 flippers Number match coin -operated phonograph, is on the Slug rejectors Twin chutes (opt.) last leg of its Downstate Illinois tour, heading into the Davenport, Iowa Plastikote Finish Playfield Stainless steel trim s (Tri-Cities) area, Tuesday, August 4. op This final showing will be held in the aisl Voyager Inn. hoe The World Wide contingent in- cludes Nate Feinstein, Art Wood and Tom Higdon. The Seeburg Corpora- tion is represented by Charles sb (Chuck) Gates, field service engineer. Pa A novel addition to this series of a showings, according to Harold rrito Schwartz, head of the World Wide t a Music Division, is the use of Seeburg's ro demonstration mobile studios. In this .o, manner operators are easily able to ( go directly to locations and explain is deals with all the equipment at hand. Convenience, Schwartz said, is the big factor. Seeburg demonstration studio peo- ple are also on hand to help the oper- ator seek out new locations and facili- EXCLUSIVE WILLIAMS FEATURES: tate service to present locations. This series of five showings, which Trouble -free Drum Units started July 14 in Champaign, Ill., Locked Cash Box was described as a "roaring success" Large, by Schwartz. Latch -Locked Playfield ,r The World Wide contingent moved Improved Motor Unit vo on to Decatur, July 16, Springfield on gton July 21, and then Quincy, Illinois, Coin Switch no July 23. ir ts I toll NEW YORK-"The Thundering Tig- T tes ers" are moving out of the United ive East Coast Corporation's showrooms narly here, according to President Irvine s15 Holzman, who distributes the United C/4.4:4CZi/1(N ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURING CORP. re. line throughout a seventeen state 4242 W. FILLMORE ST. CHICAGO 24, ILLINOIS alsql area. The reference of course is to 1toó United's "Tiger" shuffle alley and the Cable Address: WILCOIN, CHICAGO ... NEVADA 2-4900 dusk "Thunder" bowler, newest of a steady and CD`i crop of coin -operated amusement ma- BUY THE BEST -BUY WILLIAMS ;eral chines flowing from the Chicago fac- secre tory to distribs around the nation. poor Manager Lou Druckman confirms the have acceptance of the equipment by oper- stn ators in this area by pointing to a Miller -Newmark Co. al CO full staff of showroom employees un- SPECIALS! olle loading the Windy City trailers and Offers Dealerships We're Celebrating ° these, checking each machine out for local destinations. For 'Formula 336' AMI "STEREO" Holzman described the 6 -player CONTINENTAL 1-200 uston shuffle alley as the factory's most suc- CHICAGO-Jack Gallagher, of Mill- Our Year ID 30th the cessful Company, gabl shuffle to come along in er -Newmark Distributing months. 331'3 and 45 R.P.M. $575 "We're stealing some of the with offices and showrooms in Grand the gasoline company `thunder' when we ad- 0.1 tell Rapids and Detroit, Michigan, every operator to 'put a tiger on that dealerships location'," stated Holzman whose vised this past week BALLY showroom radio was blaring the "Put are still available in many parts of a tiger in your tank" commercial be- States for "Formula 336", ing the United aired over the radio and tv waves of lubricant and rust in- FUN PHONES ....$69.50 these days. a new type steppers, List: "Tiger" offers five ways to score hibitor for phonograph Write for Complete and a tiger -colored backglass with printed circuits, etc. Phonogrophs, Vending, Games THANKS TO OUR MANY stripes that can be seen from the fur- explained that "Formula ther Gallagher FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS most point in any barroom. 336" is recommended by many manu- \\ "We've got a tiger by the tail al- a r41'dmeiliktS' as lubri- right," facturers and distributors . . .r.F .-L continued Holzman, who has -<4,' p Established 1934 a new cliche for every operator drop- cant for those parts and components ping by the outlet. "With a name like which heretofore could not be effec- `tiger' we are using the creative sell- lubricated. ing tively Miller -Newmark is the national dis- Cable: explainedexplan a Holzman, who added that for the the firm has tributor for this new product ATMUSIC-Chicago announced special deals industry. during the month of July and August. entire coin machine - 2122 N. WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL. ARmitage 6-5005 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 1St 9 Am www.americanradiohistory.com CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING SECTION NEW KIDDIE RIDES SOUTHLAND TRAV- SOUTHLAND ENGINEERING'S NEW IM - eling Pony: X17 Space Ship; Traveling proved model "Time Trials" in original car- CLASSIFIED AD RATE 20 CENTS PER WORD Dinosaur: Top locations available. write or tons $495. IMPERIAL COIN MACHINE Rhone. WESTERN TRAILS AMUSE. CO. - EXCHANGE INC.-498 ANDERSON AVE- Count every word including all words in firm name. Numbers in address count as 132 SHAKER ROAD -EAST LONGMEAD- NUE, CLIFFSIDE PARK, N.J. one word. Minimum ad accepted $5.00. CASH OR CHECK MUST ACCOMPANY ALL OW, MASS. (Also 3249 N. BROADWAY, ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check is not enclosed with order CHICAGO, ILL. (Tel. DI8-2900). your classified ad will be held for following issue pending receipt of your check or cash. GAMES & MUSIC OF ALL KINDS: BASE - balls S. sub- $100 up; Pin Games $75 up; NOTICE -$67 Classified Advertisers. (Outside USA add $52 to your present BALLY CHALLENGERS 14FT; UNITED; Alleys $50 up; Games $125 up; Bally Horses each week's Issue scription price). You are entitled to o classified ad of 40 words in Ronne: & Handicap-16ft. Make as an offer. $200 ea; 6 for $1000. Also used Vending for a period of One Full Year, 52 consecutive weeks. You are allowed to change your TOLEDO COIN MACHINE. TOLEDO, & Cigarette Machines. Wire, write, or call! Classified Ad each week if you so desire. All words over 40 will be billed at the rate OHIO. (Tel. CH 3-7191). GABRIELSON & CO. -724 MEMORIAL of 20c per word. Please count words carefully. Be sure your Classified Ad is sent to DRIVE S.E, ATLANTA 16, GA. (Tel. reach New York publication office by Wednesday, 12 Noon, of preceding week to appear 525-7441). - in the following week's issue. BALLY SHUFFLES: ABC SUPER, DE laze. Congress, Whiz and Speed United Shuffles; Eagles and Atlas. GLOBE DIST. 1F IT'S PANORAM PARTS YOU WANT Classified Ads Close WEDNESDAY CO INC., 2330 N. WESTERN AVENUE. PHIL GOULD HAS 'EM. ALL TYPES OF CHICAGO 47, ILL. FILMS FOR Panoram Peeks. PHIL GOULD Send all copy to: CASH BOX, 1780 Broadway, New York 19, N.Y. -224 MARKET ST.-NEWARK, N.J. (Tel. 201-MArket 4-3297) 50 RECORDED SONGS ONLY $3.00. MANY FOR RESALE: SEEBURG AND WURLIT- great songs by favorito artist, our choice. zer Phonographs, Games. Send inventory New records, guaranteed. State style of BRAND NEW KEENEY BLACK DRAGONS, WANT and lowest cash prices. HASTINGS DIST. music preferred -Pop, R & B or Country. Keeney Deluxe Red Arrows, Keeney Twin CO., INC.-6100 WEST BLUEMOUND Offer good only U.S.A. No C.O.D.'''. Dragons and Star Lite uprights. SASKAT- ROAD -MILWAUKEE 13, WISC. RHYTHM RECORDS-BOX A -ARCADIA, CHEWAN COIN MACHINE CO., 1025 104th CALIF. STREET, NORTH BATTLEFORD, SASK., CANADA. (Tel. 2989). USED 45 RPM RECORDS. WE PAY freight & top prices. KING SALES -1415 45 RPM RECORDS, NEW OR USED. NO WASHINGTON STREET -BOSTON. MASS. quantity too large or small. Highest prices HAVE YOUR "SQUOITS FUN WITH paid. Write stating quantity on hand. TONY Water" games factory reconditioned. In- EXPORT-KEENEY RED ARROWS $125.00: GALGANO DIST. CO.. 4135 W. ARMI - cludes new scoring arrangement, improved Trail Blazers $135.00; Jokers Wild $125.00; TAGE. CHICAGO 39, ILL. (Tel. Dickens pump, repair, refinish cabinet, replace worn Wms mechanical Big Deal $275.00; Wms Official Base- USED 45 RPM RECORDS. ALL TYPES AS 2-7060). parta. New machines made to ball. 10 Blade-O -Mat machines $25.00 ea.; they run, right off the route. No sorting or order. Write - AQUATIC PRODUCTS Bally Lite-A -Linea $500.00 ea. D & L COIN picking. We pay freight from anywhere in CORP.-8038 ALVERSTONE AVE. -LOS MACHINE COMPANY, 414 KELKER ST., USA. Standing order available for regular ANGELES, CALIF. (Tel. 645-1980). HARRISBURG, PA. (Tel. 717-234-1051 or shippers. JALEN AMUSEMENT CO. INC.- TOP FLIGHT SALESMAN COVERING NEW 234-2235). Cable DALCOIN. 1215 S. HOWARD STREET -BALTIMORE, England wishes to add one or maybe two ex- MD. 21230. cellent and proven products in the vending field. Draw VS Comm. WRITE BOX 712, FISCHER SLATE TOP BUMPER POOL $125; CASH BOX, 1780 B'WAY, NYC. United 11' Bowling Alley $75; Bally ABC Bowling Lane 11' 575. Crating Extra. MO - REGISTERED FOR EXPORT: BALLY TWIST like new $625.00. All Bally bingo's available, SURPLUS 45 RPM RECORDS. WE BUY HAWK SKILL GAMES CO., 67 SWAGGER - TOWN ROAD. SCOTIA, N.Y. 12302. up -rights, pin balls, guns, and shuffle alleys. large quantities. en s very steady basis. We Write for lowest prices. D & P MUSIC, 27 are the nation's foremost packager of pro- YOUR USED OR SURPLUS 45 RPM REC- E. PHILADELPHIA STREET, YORK, PA. motional priced and oaekged phonograph ords, also new surplus LP's. We buy all (Tel. 848-1846). record packs. Bank references furnished, we year 'round and pay top prices. No lot too AMI .1 are rated in D & B. NATIONAL BAG-0 - large or too small. We pay freight. BEA- H 120 $245; 120 $345; K 120 $445: TUNES. INC.. 16 ALABAMA AVENUE. CON RECORD DIST., INC., 725 BRANCH CONTINENTAL 2-200 $595; SEEBURG V 200's $150 or five for Q's !ELAND PARK, L,I N.Y. (Tel. 516 -TU AVE., PROVIDENCE. R.I. (Tel. UNion $695; $595 to ATTENTION OPSI GET LOWDOWN PRICES f-1300). 1-7500. JAckson 1-5121). $695; HV 200 Hideways $95 or three for $250; Werl: 1900's $225 or three for $600; on all billiard supplies coin machine parta, Bally Fun Phones like new $95; Spinner accessories, etc. DIAMOND COIN MACHINE $50: Table Hockeys $95; Pro Golfer $395; EXCHANGE, 609 WOODIS AVE., NOR- NATIONALLY KNOWN RECORD COMPANY Also used vending equipment direct overseas FOLK, VIRGINIA. (Tel. 625-1716). interested In purchasing or leasing master NEW 45 RPM RECORDS. NO QUANTITY shipment from Port of Detroit. MARTIN tapes suitable for children's records. Replies too large or small. We pay the highest price, AND SNYDER CO. -13200 W. WARREN eonfidential. Write BOX 707 CASH BOX, plus all freight. Also over -run return hit AVE. DEARBORN, MICH. (Tel. LUzon 1780 BROADWAY. NEW YORK 19, N.Y. records. Contact Immediately for quick 2-2300) 2 -MIDWAY SHOOTING GALLERIES (VERY transaction. We pay cash. SUTTON REC- clean) $195.00 each; 1 -only 6 -player Wil- ORD CO. -26 WEST 20th ST. -NEW liams Ten Strike (floor sample) $345.00; YORK, N.Y. (Tel. CH 2-0250). 1 -United Shuffle Baseball (new) $439.50; PANORAMS AND PANORAM PARTS. NEW FORMULA 3-36 LUBRICANT RUST I -United Silver Rolldown $475.00. WEST- United Triple Plays Wanted. ADVANCE. inhibitor -Does not film or become gummy. ERN DISTRIBUTORS, 1226 S. W. 16th AUTOMATIC SALES CO., 1350 HOWARD Recommended by leading Mfg's for printed AVE., PORTLAND 5, OREGON. ST., SAN FRANCISCO. circuits Steppers Coin Meeks CALIF. (Tel. NEEDS PIN GAMES. SUNSET 3 IN LINE: - - - Sole- HEialock 1-1750). COW-BOY: FLIPPER FAIR: ETC. BINGOS noids, etc. Write or phone for dealerships. 30 Mías America; Roller Derby; Circus MILLER-NEWMARK DISTRIBUTING CO., Queen etc; Arcade equipment: Juke -Box; 3767 EAST 28th STREET, GRAND RAPIDS, SPECIAL -SPECIAL -SPECIAL: RUBBER Rock -Ola; MICHIGAN 49508, or, 5743 GRAND Rings for Pin Games -to Distributors Only. Berbers; Werl: 1962/1963; IM- RIAVER AVE., DEROIT, MICHIGAN. DYNABALL COMPANY, 8039 Lawndale, WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR ALL PORT-EXPORT MARCEL GROSCH 3 (Tel. Bally Bingos and Gottlieb Pinballs manu- BLD. AVROY-LIEGE. BELGIUM. - 949-2030 or 949-2031). Skokie, Illinois. factured 1958 and up. Interested all brand new closeouts. Also arcade equipment. Cable sr write to: HOLLAND-BELGIE, EUROPE SPRI.. 276 AVENUE LOUISE. BRUSSELS HI-SPEED SUPER FAST SHUFFLE BOARD POKERINO, REFINISHED, RECONDITION, & BELGIUM. (Cable address.) HOBEL- SEEBURG 161 OR 222 COIN OPERATED Wax. 24 one -pound cans per case. 88.50 new backglass with drop chute, knock off, EUROP-BRUSSELS. phonographs in good condition. Will pay f.o.b. Dallas, Texas. Sold on money back with or without match feature. Match fea- Cash, Call or write. -BERNARD J. ROSEN- guarantee- Distributor for D. Gottlieb. ture in kit form for your present games. BERG -726 NORTH KNOXVILLE AVE. - Ch)Coin- STATE MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS Also new backglaes, points, decals. JAMES PEORIA, ILLINOIS. 9 (Tel. Peoria 309-674- INC., 3100 MAIN ST., DALLAS. TEXAS. TRAVIS-P.O. BOX 206-MILLVILLE, 1423). NJ. MUSIC, CAMES, VENDING. CALL- ATLAS DISTRIBUTORS 1024 COMMONWEALTH AVE.. BOSTON 15, MASS. (Tel. RE EXPORT. KEY WEST; SHOW TIME; 4-11184). BEACH TIME; HOLLY CRANES; BAL- WALL- CASH FOR SEEBURG 200LU. 45 rpm BACK - FOR QUICK ACTION: CHROME LERINA, ETC: Bally Wild Lemon. F.P. boxes: 100 Seeburg 3W1 100 selection ground music units. Give condition and Double Up; Triple Bell Draw Bell; Keeney: MUSIC $15.00; 100 Seeburg 3VWA 200 selection price. SERVICE, 234 CEDAR AVE. Red Arrow; Flashback; Sweet Shawnee: One to fifteen SOUTH, MINNEAPOLIS, MINN. Black $35.00. Numbered Pool Balls: LATE BINGOS MISS Dragon: Buckley Track Odds; Rock - 2 1/4 plus 3 3/8 Cue Ball; Cue Ball AMERICA/UP. GOTT - ola & AMI Phonos. -size lieb 2-4 Players. Bowlorama Late Bally CROSSE-DUNHAM & 2 3/8 Only. These are the best quality Bowlers. CO. 225 WRIGHT BLVD. GRETNA State Unshopped, complete, working, LA. - - Belgium balls. Write for lowest price. packed original cartons. Pay cash in dollars. (Tel. 367-4365) quantity. SEACOAST DISTRIBUTORS. Prices FOB nearest seaport. MAX LOBO JUKE BOX AND GAME MECHANIC. GOOD 1200 NORTH AVENUE, ELIZABETH, & CO., MEIR 23. ANTWERP, BELGIUM. to ht man. Call or write ENA ND NEW JERSEY 07201. BIGELOW 8-3524-5. Cable: LOBOMA. (Tel. 33.81.33). AMUSEMENT COMPANY, PURDY,MO UNITED JUMBO OR ROYAL 16' BOWLER $75; Bonus 16' $125; Duplex 16' $175; Advance 16' $200; ABC Tournament $75; SPECIALS. COMPLETELY RECONDITIONED JUKE All are as is, not shopped. Have Guns, -Bally Cue Tease 12 pl.) $195; Star Jet (2 BOX AND BOWLER MECHANIC. pl.) Williams Deluxe Titan Gun $195: United Bowlers and Rock -Ola Juke Boxes. five balls. drink machines and cigarette $395; Call or write. vendors. Write or call. CENTRAL DIST. Ten Spot $145; Serenade (2 pl.) $95; Gott- H & H MUSIC CO 1626 3rd FOR Belle (4 pl.) $395; Texan (4 pl.) SALE INC.-2315 OLIVER ST. 1. lieb Liberty AVENUE, MOLINE, ILLINOIS. (Tel. 767- -ST. LOUIS of 6703). MO. (TeL MAL 3511). $195; Sweet Sioux (4 pl.) $145: Queen Diamonds $95; Chicago Coin 6 Game Bowler 8' $295; United Sky Raider Gun $145: War- litzer 2200 $295: 1900 $195; 1800 $165; 1700F FOR SALE -OR TRADE-C.C. BULLS EYE $125; AMI F120 $145. MICKEY ANDER- EAST RECORDS. 45's AND LP'S, SURPLUS. RE - DROP Ball $50; United Handicap Shuffle SHUFFLE ALLEYS: UNITED SUPER SON AMUSEMENT COMPANY. 314 turns, overstock, cut-outs, etc. HARRY Alley $75; Bally Club Bowler $150; Bally Bonus $95; Keeney Deluxe Challenge $95: 11th STREET. ERIE. PENNSYLVANIA. WARRINER, KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC Deluxe Club Bowler 8175; Bally ABC United Top Notch $129: Ball Bowlers: Tivin Phone: GLendale 2-3207. CO. -453 McLEAN AVE YONKERS, N.Y. Shuffle Alley $75; United Regulation Shuffle Bowler $275; T.V. Bowler $150: Classic (Tel. GReenleaf 6-7778). Alley $75: United Niagara Shuffle Alley Bowler $150; Strike Bowler 895; All of the $150; Bally Bank Ball $150; Fischer 6 above mentioned machines have been com- WURLITZER 2000, 2100 & 2150 $169.50; 2200 Pocket Pool Table $195; Exhibit 6 Pocket pletely shopped and refinished. TRI -STATE. $275.00; 2300, 2310 $349.00. Seeburg 3WA Pool Table $175; 20 Col. Corsair $110; 30 DIST. CO.-CAI.LIER SPRING ROAD - $40.00 each or lots of 10 for $35.00 BIRD ATTENTION: Col. Corsair $115; Rowe 2-700, electric $105: P.O. BOX 615 -ROME, GA. (Tel. 234-7123, MUSIC DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 124 - 126 DISTRIBUTORS AND REC- 22 Col. National Model 222. Make offer: Area code 404). POYNTZ AVE., MANHATTAN, KANSAS. ord shops. There', Gold on your shelf. Want Seeburg M100B $110; Seeborg M100C $125; 45 rpm records up to 10 years old. Highest prices U -Select -It RDS and APD Candy Machines paid anywhere. Up to 43e each -our $85. 4 Col. Superior Gum Vendors $25; DAN choice. BIG JOHN RECORDS, 687 WASH- CONNY-1026 BUFFALO AVE. -NIAG- INGTON ST.. BOSTON. MASS. (Tel. 338- ARA FALLS N Y. (Tels 285-0582). ONE ORLEANS BLOOD PRESSURE MA - V200 PARTS -ALL UNITS COMPLETE. 7426). chine. Zodiac type Fortune Teller. #11 Auto - Mechanism with TORMAT $54.50. Electrical Photo off location. Still time for complete Selector $22.50, Amplifier $24.50, Selection arcade installation. Parts and supplies for Receiver $12.50, DPU unit $12.50. Speakers all arcade 4) 100E. Write BALLY equipment. Visiting the World's (set of 820.00. WANTED MECHANIC WANTED, BINGOS: SEEBURG & WURLITZER Fair? Stop and see the largest selection of for information on restyle kits. SUN RE- AGE 25 TO 35. FOR phonographs: pool tables; Gottlieb & Wil- FT. checking and servicing routes. Joke boxes, amusement machines in the world. MIKE FINISHING CO.. 201 E. DAGGETT ST.. bowlers, games. liams flippers; Bally Official Jumbo shuffle MUNVES CORPORATION. 577 TENTH WORTH, TEXAS. Write or wire: RANEY alley; Smokeshop cigarette machines; com- AVENUE, MUSIC CO 528 N. CARVER, GREENS - NEW YORK, NEW YORK. BURG. INDIANA. pletely shopped, like new; call or write. (BRyant 9-6677). NASTASI DIST. CO., 839 BARONNE ST., NEW ORLEANS, LA. 70113. (Tel. 523-6386) QUICKLY. KAYE BUMPER POOLS, LATE, $150.00. Treasure Cove Rifle $145.00. Mid. Skitun 6 $645.50. WE PAY CASH AS ALWAYS FOR: SEE - ATTENTION! WE ARE THE TRADE'S pl. $274.50. Tip Top 17 ft. bowler Ad- burg: Wurlltser: AMI and Reek-01a music. largest suppliers of Pool Table supplies - Duplex, Jumbo, Bonus, Royal, bowlers. slates, 50 egail,- Gottlieb Pins: Arcade equipment; Balls Bin- WE HAVE cues, balls, cloth. etc. Best quality, vise top offers. pieces of arcade gos; Write er eable: PALMER A CHOICE SELECTION OF lowest prices, write or phone for our new ment, write needs. We ship anywhere' AT BELIN- late Williams Two Players. Write for CO;. TRACO-4I SOMERSTRAAT-ANTWERP MID -WEST prices. catalog. EASTERN NOVELTY DISTRIBU- GRECO BROTHERS AMUSEMENT 1, BELGIUM. DIST., 709 LINWOOD BLVD.- TORS, 3726 TONNELE AVE.. NORTH INC. 1288 BROADWAY, ALBANY, N. 1 KANSAS CITY. MO. BERGEN, N.J. (Tel. UNion 3-8627). (Tel. HO 5-0228). 58 Cash Box -August 1, 1964 Cosh www.americanradiohistory.com CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANUFACTURERS NEW EQUIPMENT FOR SALE-(Cont'd) CURRENTLY IN PRODUCTION Prices shown are list prices f.o.b. factory. Manufacturers have not authorized prices where no price is shown ALL -TECH INDUSTRIES Mark V, 113x63 LPC-1-Stereo LP Console, 160 Selection WM'S VANGUARD GUN $185; WM'S SPACE Gold Crest (3%x6' 6 Pkt Table) .. Deluxe Satellite, 77x46 Phono. GLIDER GUN $175; UN. YANKEE BASE Gold Crest (4%x9' 6 Pkt. Table) .. Deluxe Klub Pool LPC-1R-Stereo LP Console, 160 Selection $145; UN. SPACE SLUGGER $60; Bally De Gold Crest (31/2x7' 6 Pkt Table ... Regular 56x40 Phono., remote control. Luxe Jumbo $145; Bally Official Jumbo $125; Gold Crest (4x8' 6 Pkt. Table Jumbo 76x48 All LP Consoles have the following stand- Un League B/A $145; Un. Flash $145; Un AMERICAN SHUFFLEBOARD CORP. J. H. KEENEY & CO. ard equipment: Personalized. Album of Cyclone $125; BETSON ENTERPRISES the Month Feature. Plays 83-1/3 and 45 Electra "6" (6' 6-pkt. table) Colorama 2P Pin (12/63) RPM records intermixed, INC.-3726 Tonnele Avenue -North Bergen, Electra "7" (7' 6-pkt table) Album Pricing N.J. (Tel. UNion 3 -8627 -Area code 201) LEHIGH, INC. and universal pricing system, Half Dollar, Electra "8" (8' 6-pkt. table) CIGARETTE VENDORS Classic (6' Income Totalizer. "6" 6-pltt table) "Smoke Center" M-156, M-220, M-220 AC; HLPC-1-Stereo LP, 160 Selection, Hide- Classic "7" (7' 6-pkt. table) 15 or 12 156 and Classic sel., 220 caps. away Plays 33-1/3 and 45 RPM records "8" (8' 6-pkt table) Model M -407 -AC; 19 sel., cap. 402 intermixed, Album pricing and universal Imperial Shuffleboard (16' to 22') pricing system, Income totalizer. PES OF MARVEL MFG. CO. RELAYS -SWITCH ASSEMBLIES. LOW Imperial Cushion Model (12') DS160H-Directional Stereo, 160 Selection GOULD coat, high quality, general purpose open Bank Shot Model (9') Slugger -Counter Baseball J. (14. 64, 104) Phono. With Artist of the Week Feature, (Tes style made to your specifications. Short run AUTOMATENBAU FOERSTER Universal Pricing, Plays 83-1/8 and 45 our specialty. Also electrical harnesses. Natl. Sales Agents, L. T. Patterson Dis- MIDWAY MFG. CO. RPM records intermixed, Half Dollar. Re. MARVEL MFG. CO.-2847 W. FULLER - tributors. Trophy Gun (6/64) mote Control optional. TON AVE. - CHICAGO, ILL. (Tel. DI Foosball Match NATIONAL VENDORS, SC-1 -Stereo Consolette, 160 Selection. 2-2424). Europa Meister Eishockey INC. ICONS, CIGARETTE VENDORS Includes the following features: Person- Musikbar 100 Series 113; 13 8 cap. alized, Album of the Month, Album and y Twin Billiard Tables -column shifts, 447 Miniatur Upright-Series 113; 13 8 -col. shifts, cap. 447 single pricing, Pushbutton volume control. ASHAT. Remote selection, Twin stereo speakers, 11 101th AUTOMATIC PRODUCTS CO. Crown series 222; 22 sel., cap. 616 SASL CIGARETTE VENDORS Crown series 800; 20 sel., cap. 860 Remote income totalizer. (Available In Smokeshop "Starlit* 460"; 18 sel., cap. 450 Consolette-Series 660; 20 sel., cap. 670 Copper Finish) UNITED BIG BONUS $59.00; UNITED 4 - 8W100-Wall-O-Matic 100, Single Pricing Way $99.00; UNITED EAST COAST CORP., Smokeshop "Starlite 680"; 18 eeL, cap. 680 Moduline-22M; 22 sel., cap. 616 Smokeshop "Starlite 860"; 27 eel., cap. 850 Moduline-80M; 20 sel., cap. 860 TW1-Twin stereo wall speaker, 8 inch 583 TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, N.Y. (Tel. TC1-Twin stereo corner speakers, 8 inch PE -6-6680). AUTO -PHOTO CO. REDD DISTRIBUTING CO. TR1-Twin stereo recessed speakers, 8 gash $125.10: Model 12 Studio $8,245.00 Cinch Instant Shine Vendor EBWC1 - 12 - Extended bass corner/wall 5225.1[. V-2 Auto-Voice Recorder (Vendor and packaged Cinch product) speaker, 12 inch al Bue BALLY MFG. CO. Giepen Coffee Vendor (Natl. Agents) PRVC-2-Powered remote volume control 1.00 ea Mad World 2P (5/64) Vend -A -Book Comic Book Vendor CC -2 --Coin counter L COL\ Grand Tour IP (7/64) BACKGROUND MUSIC 3ER WURL: 1800 $225; WURL: 2150 $345; ROCK -OLA MFG. CO. ST, Wurl: 2200 $495;Wurl: 2300 Happy Tour (Add-A -Ball Model) Caravelle (20 Col. 800 Packe) Model 8002 Encore! 750 Sel. 4-1051 r $595; Werl: 2400 $095; Werl: 2600 $795: NORTH-WEST Deluxe Bally Bowler 16' lengths Cigarette Machine BMS-2-Background Music unit. 1000 eel. SALES CO. of OREGON. -1040 S.W. 2nd (Jan. 1964) Model 425 160 -Sel. (Grand Prix) r LP DeL BMC-1-Background Music Compact AVE.-PORTLAND 4. OREGON. (Tel. Super 8 Shuffle (4/68) St -Mon. BMCA-1--Companion Audio 228-0567). Bucky Bronco Kiddie Horse $996.00 Model 418 -SA 160 -Sel. (Rhapsody II) 7" LP, CIGARETTE VENDOR T. H. BERGMAN CO. Del. St -Mon. 4E3 -Modular unit. 826 pack capacity. i TWIST Nat'l Sales Agents. Duncan Sales Co. Model 414 100-Sel. (Capri II) with St Op- 4E8XM-Modular (lees match unit) 825 pack avah8t Arizon Gun (Live action pellets) tional capacity. efie alles Model 408 100 -Sel. Wall Phono (88-1/8 Op- 4E4 -Free Standing, Personalized, 825 pack fUSIC,1' CAMECA tional) capacity. 16' Scop(tone-Audio-Visual Machine, 86 -Sel., 26 ORI, PA UNITED FALCON B.A. $425; 16' 1628 Deluxe "Stereo Twins" Speakers 4E4XM-Free Standing, Personalised (is Jumbo B.A. $195; Silver Roll -Down $550; inch screen. Natl. Sales Agents, Scopi - 1829 "Stereo Twins Jr" Speakers match unit) 826 pack capacity Shuffle tone Inc., USA. Super Slugger Baseball $95; Base- 1950 Remote Volume Control Unit 4E5, 4E5M ; 22 sel., cap. 825 ball (Floor sample) $595; Chicoin: Six COAN MFG. CO. Model 500 160-Sel. Stereo Speaker Wallbox COFFEE VENDOR Game Bowler S/A $325; 6 -Pl. Home Run CIGARETTE VENDORS 8 level personal pushbutton volume control 662-C-Seeburg/Bally Coffee vendor brews N PEKE Baseball $95; WMS. Titan Gun $325; Mid- Model 74 -MD: 74 eel., cap. 74 1578 160 -Sel. Wallbox coffee cup at a time. Coffee -Chocolate (dry way: Slugger Baseball $360: Deluxe Shoot- Model 74-APC: 74 eel., cap. 74 1584 100-SeI. Wallbox ingredients) 200 7 os. cupe. Selective: 5 If.tCAhT ing Gallery $2261 CENTRAL OHIO COIN - Model 94 -UM; 94 eeL, sap. 94 1661 Universal Wall Box Bar Bracket 664-D-Seeburg/Bally Modular Coffee Ven- MACHINE EXH. INC. 315 E. 5th 7E, N01. AVE. - Model 94 -UC ; 94 eel., cap. 94 1981 Money Counter for Model 425. 418-SA, dor, Coffee -Chocolate (dry ingredients) 460 1, 1). COLUMBUS OHIO. (Tel. 294-3529). Model 116 -WM; 116 sel., cap. 116 & 414 7 oz. cups. Selective: 6 Model 116 -WC; 116 sel., cap. 116 Model TRLB-M-Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup 664-DS-Seeburg/Bally Modular Coffee Ven- CANDY VENDORS Vendor-Batch fresh brew, modulator door dor, Coffee -Chocolate -Soup or Tea (dry Model 74-APD, 74 sel., cap. 74 and light, 600 cup capacity, coffee 4 ways, ingredients) 450 7 as. cups. Selective[ 0 Model 94 -UD, cap.. 94 extra cream and sugar, whipped powdered Coffee Ven- ES IV®T 94 sel., 664-R-Seeburg/Bally Modular Model 116 -WD, 116 sel., cap.. 116 chocolate, liquid sugar, liquid soup, fresh cream), player E MILLS AND JENNINGS FRUITSLOT MA- dor, Coffee -Chocolate (refrigerated Model 188-D, 188 sel. cap., 188 cream, with changer. 460 7 oz. cupe. Selective: 6 el $1118: CHINES. BALLY BINGOS. HOLLY Model 47 -Pastry, 47 eeL, cap., 47 Model 1403 -5 -Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup- 767-Seeburg/Bally Coffee Vendor -Fite any r) $111.9 CRANES and Flipper Pin Games for export. Single cup fresh brew. 600 cup capacity. in modular installation. Coffee -Choco- H. WM. ALMAN ENTERPRISES -BENDER WARE- CHICAGO COIN MACHINE -line Coffee 4 ways, extra cream and sugar, -Soup or Tea (dry ingredients), 650 W. Io '. HOUSE-P.O. BOX 4300 -RENO, NEVADA. 2P late Bronco (5/64) with and cream buttons a standard 6 Champion Rifle Range sugar cup capacity. Selective: (1/64) feature. (Extra strong coffee button kit, PIC -A -PAC Cadillac Ball Bowler (1/64) Model 2017, available for Model 1403-S. Model 1501; 15 selec- Spotlite Shuffle 11/68 All -Purpose Vendor Also available es Model 1408 without hot tions; Up to 815 items CONTINENTAL-APCO, INC. whipped soup feature). RUBBE ATTENTION: WHOLESALERS AND EX- CIGARETTE VENDORS Model 1200 -Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup- SHIPMAN MFG. CO. betest Oa` PORTERS. 80 eel., cap. 830 brew. 500 cup capacity. Uvaa'. Write for our prices on phono- Continental "30"; single cup fresh CIGARETTE VENDORS I graphs ready for export shipment. UNITED Tobacco Shoppe "30"; 30 sel., cap. 880 Coffee 4 ways, extra cream and sugar Mark II; 13 or 17 columns DIST. INC.-902 WEST SECOND STREET GARWOOD METAL CO., INC. buttons are standard. CORP. -WICHITA 3, KANSAS. CIGARETTE VENDORS Model 8402 -Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Soup and SOUTHLAND ENGINEERING El Dorado: 13, 16. and 21 columns Tea-(Compact Model). Single cup, fresh Little Pro (8/64) brew, serves coffee and tea 4 ways. Traveling Frog GOLD MEDAL PRODUCTS Model 8403 -as above, without 4 way tea Orbiting Gemini Ride Popcorn Vendor feature. Dinosaur all pur- Traveling EXPORTERS EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. Model 450 Book-O-Mat/Shop-O-Mat, Space Ship ALL TYPES EQUIPMENT IM- Card Vender (Mechanical). Model pose visual merchandiser -General sun- Travel Pony (Adaptable to Other MEDIATE SHIPMENT. FOR SALE: NEW 40 -Selections -ca- BALLY 412 "Vacuumatic." Vende Exhibit's dries and pocket books, Rides TABLE Hockey -profitable, low cost Trading Cards. Capacity: 600 $73.50 pacity variable on merchandise. under $100; Coffee Machine and the amazing carda) Model 8300 Can Soft Drink Vendor. 4 -flavors. MFG. CORP. Cinch (Including 8,000 FREE UNITED Shoe Shine Vendor. Samples of shine Card Vender (Mechanical). Model 200 -can capacity, 82-cana precool storage. Tiger Shuffle (7/64) available on request. REDD DIST. CO. 80 Vends Ex- Coolidge HILL WATERTOWN, X600 (2 push chutes). ROWE AC SERVICES Thunder Bowler (6/64) ROAD - hibit's Trading Cards. Capacity: with Auto- WALL' MASS. (Tel. 926-2260) Rowe-AMI M-200 Phonograph )1fE 1,000 Cards. $49.50 mix, Stereo -Round (Plays 83-1/8-45 ste- URBAN INDUSTRIES 1,600 FREE Cards) 100 SW (Including or monaural recorda, intermixed.) Has Movie Theaters tdet' Vender reo 201 Post Card (Electrical). three -in -one convertibility, 200 selections, Model AP -10 Models SV -1 MSV "Vacuumatic." One 06ec«.- & 160 selections, or 100 selections. Panoram Vends Standard Scenic Post Cards. HAC-200 Hideaway, 200 Sel. Mon. Kiddie Kolor Kartoon BALLY 1.000 Cards. $99.50 501 4w BiNGOS: LIDOS, CAN CANS, CIR - Capacity: HEB -200 Hideaway. 200 Sel. Selective Stereo INC. cue Queens, Lagune Beach, Roller Derby, (Slug rejector included) CFA Stepper, CFD Stepper, WQ-100 100 U.S. BILLIARDS sj(g(TOk Twist, and Laminator (Mechanical). others. Phonographs: Seeburg Plastic Sel. W.R., WQ-100 100 Sel. W.B., WQ-120 6 Pkt. Series : ELIZABETI DSI60, AQ160, Model 444PV "Vacuumatic." Vends AY160, 222, 161, and others. 120 Sel. W.)) . WQ-200 200 SeL W.B., Pro 1-78x46 Ship in United States or export from port laminating material. Capacity: 300. $98.50 Sel. W.B., Dual Price Play, Pro 2-88x51 LOW 824' of New WQ-200-1 200 Orleans. OPERATORS SALES, INC., FISCHER SALES & MFG. CO. WQ-200-3 200 Sel. W.H., Dual Price Play, Pro 8-98x68 4122 WASHINGTON AVENUE, NEW OR- LEANS, Empress 101 (101") 4 -coin Rejector. Pro 4-103x68 LOUISIANA. Phone 822-2370. Empress 92 (92") F-10436 Bar Grip. W.B. Mounting Bracket Deluxe Rotation Bumper pyD1110"' Crown One Hundred (100") EX-600 Cylindrical Wall Speaker Model 48 I. Regent 91 (91") EX -700 Wall Speaker Model 67 ilID Regent 77 (77") L-2180 Ceiling Spkr., Choice of Grille L-2136 Random Pattern, VALLEY SALES CO. eTOo ll ii Crown Fiesta -Reg. Bumper Types Listed: SPECIAL CHICAGO (Non Coin) Empire VIII (101") L-2136 Uniform Pattern, L-2606 Circular Model, 776-78x45 COIN: BRONCOS USED Model 876-88x60 iu5; flr/ 2 weeks -Write Princess Bowler 16 ft. Empire VII (92") Flush -Mount Grille me 800 Model 975-93x53 8435.00; Sparelite Bowler 500 16 $850.00; MFG. CO. Riviera Cigarette. 20 sel. pack. ft. J. F. FRANTZ 14 selec- Regulation Bumper Pool os III1S: Riot Gun $400.00. $297.50; (12/62) Celebrity Cigarette Merchandiser, Gottlieb: Gigi Little Leaguer capacity, modular line. ÿl0 pf31DiV Egghead $220.00; Swing Along $355.00; Header (12/62) tion, 610 pack VENDO CORP. Double Vendor 288; 14 sel., cap. THE 'KEYA'Bi Gauchos $370.00; Corral $260.00; Dancing Save Our Business Ambassador Cig. ;1. 11`.I Dolls 610 CIGARETTE VENDORS $150.00. Williams: Big Daddy $265.00; U.S. Marshall 6f Gun 22 sel., cap. 850 `ç}I. Kismet $175.00; Celebrity Cig. Vendor 260; 20 sel., cap. 800 CAIA Console: Beat The Clock $260.00; Kicker & Catcher 16 sel., cap. 620 Oh Boy $360.00; Celebrity Candy Merchandiser. 11 selections, C-23: Soccer $350.00; San Fran- ABT Challenge Pistol 429 -Special; 11 eel., cap. 428 cisco $375.00. Misc: Southland Little Pros ART f;nes.er Scale 360 capacity, modular. $350.00; 77 Candy Merchandiser, It sel.. 360 cap. Speedway $325.00; Midway Deluxe ABT Rifle Sport 20 eel., WILLIAMS MFG. CO. Shooting Gallery $150.00; Con- Peale Tasty 20 Candy Merchandiser. $2 '' Bally Beauty Aristo 50 test cap. Heat Wave IP (7/64 geeóQ0 Bir $75.00; Marksman Gun $95.00. NEW 660 San Francisco 2P (6/64) eh.,t.: ORLEANS D. GOTTLIEB CO. Celebrity Pastry Merchandiser, 6 selection, NOVELTY COMPANY, 1055 Bonanza 2P (6/64) modular. Grand Slam Baseball (2/64) 1 DRYADES 100 capacity, \I STREET, NEW ORLEANS, MFG. Food Merchandiser, 7 selec- LOUISIANA. (Tel: 529-7321). PAUL W. iTAWKINS Celebrity Hot THE WURLITZER COMPANY A Roden Pony $ 545.00 tion, 140 capacity, modular. 645.00 Merchandiser, 130 ca- 2800 Stereo -Mono., 200 -sel. phono. Ben Hur Chariot Celebrity All Purpose 2810 Stereo -Mono., 100 -eel: phono. Twin Qnarterhorse 575.00 pacity, 130 selection, modular. 550.00 Coffee Merchandiser, Wall Boxes Derby Pony Jr. Celebrity Fresh Brew 6121 Private Stereo Spkr. for use on WB Sam The fllnwn 895.00 11 selection, 760 cup capacity, modular. 4 selec- 6200 and WB 5250 with Modela 2300 thru CORP. Celebrity Cold Drink Merchandiser, 2700 INTL. MUTOSCOPE cup capacity, crushed ice fea- 60' Photomatic $2,450.00 tion, 1000 6010 WB Ten Top Tunes eel. 504 695.00 ture optional, modular. 5250 WB 200-eeL 10-25-504 MISCELLANEOUS Pony Cart Dollar Bill Changer, 10 change combina- Plata$' Matie bank capacity. 5207 WB 104 -sel. Bar tions, up to $300 6200 WB 100 -sel. 10-26-504 Snack Celebrity Condiment unit, accommodating CO., INC. mustard, salt, Speakers IRVING KAYE oven, can opener, ketchup, 6122 Stereo Convertible Console Spla. NON -COIN MODELS pepper, etc., modular. Coaxial Music (Tape Car- 5128 Stereo Wall Spkr.-12" Deluxe Continental (4'x9') Customic Background 5124 Stereo Corner Spkr,-r Extended 10.000 PROFESSIONAL COMEDY LINES! Ambassador 70 (86"x47") tridge) Range Largest laugh library In show business. Ambassador 76 (92"x52") THE SEEBURG CORP. 5126 Stereo Extender Spkr. (Packed in 38 honks; over 450,000 copies sold. Used Ambassador 80 (106"x58") Blue) (6/63) Pairs) by 1.000 90 (114"x64") LPC-480 (Tangerine or disc jockeys! Orben's Current Ambassador Stereo LP Con- 6126 Stereo Directional Spkr. (Packed In Comedy 6 Pkt. Series LPC-1B (Blonde Cabinet) our monthly topical gag service Deluxe Eldorado Phono. Pairs) features deejay Mark I. 77x45 sole, 100 Selection catalog. material each Issue. Free LPC-1BR (Blonde Cabinet) Stereo LP Con- Hideaway Phonographs Write: ORBEN DEE -JAY Mark II. 85x47 with remote 2717 Stereo -Mono. 200 -sel, LAUGHS, 92x52 sole, 160 Selection Phono, 3539 DANIEL CRESCENT - Mark IiI, control. 2711 SteroMoaa 100-eel. IiALDWIN HARBOR. N.Y. Mark iV. 106x58 59 Cash Box -August 1, 1964 i, $go) JI www.americanradiohistory.com Cash Box VENDING NEWS The Vending Machine Industry's Only Newsweekly NAMA Holds A Vending Public Relations Conference; Canteen's 3rd Qtr. Sales Up Over 1963 PR Experts See `Pride In Business' As Key Problem Issue III a forum for coordination among all Cleveland, O.; Grant C. Butler, Inter- ,t! public relations professionals who state United Corporation, Lincoln- u:a serve the vending industry." wood, Ill.; W. Glenn Craig, National gid Herrick is chairman of the NAMA Biscuit Company, New York, N.Y.; nr public relations committee and vice Gary Ferguson, Fleishman -Hillard, luci Mo. president, marketing for The Seeburg Inc., St. Louis, (representing epa Corporation, Chicago. He said nearly Universal Match Corp.); Wm. E. hilf every public relations professional FitzGerald, Automatic Canteen Co. of related to the vending industry was America, Inc., Chicago, Ill.; A. Newell .n present at the Conference. Garden, Raytheon Company, Lexing- lape The day -long discussion followed ton, Mass.; William S. Gouled, Macke Pa presentations by Walter W. Reed, Vending Company, Washington, D.C.; mth NAMA public relations director, and George E. Hoff, Jr., Rudd-Melikian, lily Dale O'Brien, public relations counsel Inc., Warminster, Pa.; Alex Izzard, ee The Kansas City, to NAMA on the cigarette -health Vendo Company, e Ir issue. Mo.; Samuel A. Krasney, Continental- epa Among public relations subjects APCO, Inc., Westbury, L.I., N.Y.; odu analyzed were machine design, how Louis Leon, Coffee -Mat Corporation, operators merchandise their service, Elizabeth, N.J.; Farley Manning, Far- .rP t the "small business character" of ley Manning Associates, New York, .ani vending, promotional publicity prac- N.Y. (representing Paper Cup & Con- fade and Institute); Robert O. McNear- atior TOM HERRICK tices, opinion and market research tainer PATRICK L. O'MALLEY res nutrition and population trends, Her- ney, Universal Match Corporation, St. esw CHICAGO-Building the individual rick reported. Louis, Mo.; Allan Meltzer, New York, CHICAGO Patrick L. O'Malley, iv., The group decided to continue N.Y. (representing The Seeburg Cor- - ( operator's pride in his business is the to President of Automatic Canteen Com- n; E public need meet in the future. The next session poration); Clifford Peek, Paper Cup single biggest relations pany of America, reported sales and dc. facing vending, according to the in- is planned during the 1964 NAMA & Container Institute, New York, operating revenues for the third 11 dustry's professional public relations Convention in Chicago in October. N.Y.; Frank Long and Bert Wilson, ( 1964, $61,- f. director and counselors. They ex- Herrick pointed out that the first Automatic Retailers of America, Inc., quarter ending June 6, of ibora pressed this opinion at a special comparable conference sponsored by Philadelphia, Pa.; Vernon Lang, Ca- 720,226. Net earnings for operations, Public NAMA was held in Washington, D.C. nadian Automatic Merchandising As- ent. "Vending Industry Relations after taxes were $1,181,526, equal to akefi Conference" sponsored by National in 1959 following the McClellan Com- sociation, Toronto, Ontario, Canada; Douglas Y. 18yß per share. This compared to the tSl Automatic Merchandising Association. mittee hearings that year. The second Robinson, Campbell Soup a.: The Conference, held July 13 in such meeting was part of the highly Company, Camden, N.J.; Mr. & Mrs. third quarter 1963 sales and income go New York City, was the third such successful, nationwide 75th Anniver- Ben Smith, Ben Smith Advertising, of $62,765,920, and $693,433, or 10c meeting conducted by the NAMA sary of vending, organized by NAMA Inc., New York, N.Y. (representing public relations department in recent in 1961. A total of 29 public relations Westinghouse Electric Corn.); J. Or- per share. ould years. Threefold purpose of the meet- professionals who serve vending in- rin Spellman and Jesse Taub, Harshe- Thirty-six weeks (or 3 quarters) ïemb ing, according to dustry and supplier companies took Rotman & Druck, Inc., New York, 1964 sales and operating revenues pas, Conference Chair- ll he man Thomas L. Herrick, was "to part in the Conference. N.Y. (representing Servomation Cor- amounted to $182,232,638, as com- establish agreement on the major Participants, in addition to Herrick, poration); Joe Stern, Martin E. Janis Dtion' 1963 revenues purtu public relations problems of the vend- Reed and O'Brien, were Russ Al - & Company, Inc., New York, N.Y. pared to corresponding ing business; to sketch out possible herding, Servomation Corporation, (representing Automatic Canteen Co. of $179,941,838. Net earnings for the velopr long- and short-range approaches to New York, N.Y.; James Betts, United of America, Inc.); and Gerald F. 1964 36 -week period were $3,422,265, m anc meeting the problems, and to provide Food Management Services, Inc., Whaley, NAMA, Chicago, Ill. d seri or 51e per share, compared to 1963 nf net earnings of $2,536,552, or 37tí per the I Scout Jamboree Has Microwave Cooking share excluding non -recurring income. Non -recurring 1963 income for the 36 - VALLEY FORGE, PA.-All the meals which is open from 9 a. m. to 1 a. m., week period after taxes were $678,- VENDING served at the Sixth National Jamboree move fast with this electronic treat- 000, from 3 Bally 597 Batch -Brew $95.00 of the Boy Scouts of America being ment, Aschwanden stated. Also of- or ne per share, resulting 1 Seeburg 662 (Converted to soup and held here aren't being cooked by the fered are pizzas, conventional sand- the sale of the plastics division. chocolate) Like New 95.00 52,000 boys attending the meet. Some- wiches, beverages and ice cream. O'Malley said, "Management looks one has to serve the visitors, the staff Aschwanden said sales at the snack forward to the sales growth and the ARCADE- and the executives, and for the fifth bar had exceeded 3,000 in one day's KIDDIE RIDES-MISC. consecutive time the assignment has time. earnings trend continuing through the fourth quarter of the current fiscal ChiColn Champion Gun Like New 5495.00 gone to ARA Slater School and Col- At the headquarters cafeteria, 1 Lee Horse 195.00 lege Services, of Philadelphia. which is located in a tent seating 800 year." He further stated that the i:1211\haephtoe'\ B ally Becky Horse NEW Phone Richard Aschwanden, who heads a officials and guests at one time, 43,000 slight decrease in sales for the third 2 Bally Horse Slater staff of 42 persons including meals will have been served during , 395.00 quarter resulted the and the ChiColn Goalie (as is) 75.00 seven chefs, advises that the company the Jamboree. Hubert Perbix, execu- from sale health Capitol Auto -Test (as Is, plastic seats) 75.00 will have provided meals and snacks tive chef, like Aschwanden, is a Euro- elimination of unprofitable business, ed nP Bally Bank (2-piyr ods Ball skee-ball) 175.00 for more than 70,000 by the time the pean -trained culinary specialist. and pointed out that earnings per a1 Bally Fun Phone 75.00 Jamboree is over. The new feature ARA Slater is a division of Auto- ber an New Bally share for the period are up 80',. Table Hockey 75.00 this time is an installation of three matic Retailers of America which (gars microwave ovens in the headquarters serves more than 180 schools and hr GUNS snack tent. Scouts can get a 'missile - colleges in 32 states and Puerto Rico. ótine r Bally Gensmoke $175.00 dog,' a `radarburger' or a cheese- When campuses shut down for the NYAVA Enlists May B ally Sharpshooter 150.00 burger heated in 30 seconds by the summer, the Slater people in many Year', Bally Bullseye 125.00 electronic ovens. cases are assigned to Boy Scout camps Ops' Support ths of Genco Rito Gallery 90.00 Lines forming at the snack throughout bar, the country. I aPPe Genco Wild West 175.00 NEW YORK-The New York Auto- -ded ti Wms Crossfire 175.00 which re, Standard Metal Typer matic Vending Association, Inc., 195.00 ARA Board Recommends repor Increased Dividend is now involved in a campaign to cco A PHILADELPHIA-The finance com- account sales to more than 11 million the PINGAMES NEW enlist operator compliance with g sale mittee of Automatic Retailers of dollars on an annualized basis for the rhiColn Bronco . Spello 2-Plyr.... 3-Piyr rules of the recently passed ne st Model ... Add -A -Ball America, Inc. recommended to the three-month period of April -May - Model Phone ARA board of directors Bill, has advised its members that Mayl that the next June. The new sales include contracts ases quarterly dividend to shareholders be signed pressure sensitive adhesive decals, (r SHUFFLES-BWLRS. in June for food service at ing ten cents a share, payable September installations of Republic Aviation, which conform with the Bill's re- in Bally Pan American 14' 195.00 5 to shareholders of record on August Long Island; s rathe National 22, Shuffleboard Quaker Oats in St. quirements are at 101 395.00 5, it was announced by the still available N ational 12 Shuffleboard committee Joseph, Missouri and at the American (Bank) 295.00 chairman, Herman G. Minter, senior Museum a piece, with minimum orders of one Bally Monarch 125.00 of Natural History in New United Line -Up vice president. York City, Fishman reported. hundred. 245.00 The United Sonny 195.00 committee further recom- The association has also announced sotl mended that a - United Dual 125.00 regular quarterly ten the following names of firms and oltifi United Zenith cent dividend policy be adopted. ARA Sales Up For U.S. Tob. 175.00 hase United Cyclone 75.00 paid the first dividend in its their representatives which history, NEW YORK-Consolidated net earn- YOR Midway Skee Fun ,129.00 also ten cents a share, on June 5 of ings and sales increased for United recently joined as NYAVA members. Eat this year. the States Tobacco Company during the They are: Angelo Bruno, Jr. of the clgare. Phone or r.r,f Sales of new accounts in the month six months ending on June 30, 1964, it Brun -O -Matie Company, Canastota adver of June will add approximately five was announced last week by Louis A. million dollars in annual volume for Bantle, president of the company. New York; Robert F. Thayer and s lnco REDD DISTRIBUTING CO. INC. ARA, president Edeson Cigar ograhl William S. Fishman Sales totaled $22,761,000, in com- Harold of the General apere 80 Coolidge Hill Road had told a luncheon meeting of the se- parison to $22,253,000 for the first Co., Inc., and Z. T. Smith of e Print Watertown, Mass. curity analysts in N. Y. July 14th. half of last year, Bantle advised. Esti- Fishman said the Standard Brands Sales Company, NI WAtertown 6-2250 Cable: REDDINC that company mated taxes on income for the first of ofll had added more than 25 major new half of 1964 were $1,964,000, com- York City; and Joseph R. Mallon client locations during the month. The the Vendo Company, Hasbroucd il pared with $1,983,000 for the same hell cd June result brings the total of new period in 1963, he added. Heights, New Jersey. iglterhean 60 Cash Box-August 1, 1964 www.americanradiohistory.com i Cush Ecox VENDING NE\/1/S The Vending Machine Industry's Only Newsweek!y NAC-TOA Trade Show 1963 Candy Sales Of $1.32 Billion Mark 8th Record Year List Continues To Grow NEW YORK-According to a report year claimed 34.3'ío of the total and t e National Confectioners Associa - CHICAGO-Growing interest in the by the U.S. Department of Commerce, was only surpassed by boxed candy t which was held in the Americana forthcoming Motion Picture and Con- the sale of candy at the wholesale or "packaged goods" which accounted Trade Show, be Hotel here last June. NCA president cessions Industries to level during 1963 reached a record for 39.3% of the total candy volume. Douglas S. Steinberg advised associ- held September 28 -October 1 at the high of $1.32 billion, very or 5.5% above The Dept. revealed that bulk type ation members that present trends in- Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago, is that of 1962. This marks the eighth confections were responsible for dicated to him that 1964's candy sales much in evidence, reports Spiro J. straight time that annual candy sales 11.1% of the '63 sales while penny figure ought to mark the ninth Papas, 1964 NAC Exhibit Chairman, have surpassed those of the previous that twelve more candies took 4.9%. straight year during which this indus- while announcing year. The department's figures were pre- try continued its fantastic record of booths had been reserved. The sale of bar candy during the sented at the annual convention of growth. An interesting development taking shape in this year's show, according to Papas, is the fact that requests for booths are being received almost daily from many new companies who are exhibiting for the first time and are introducing new advances in food preparation equipment, concession products and services and motion pic- ture theatre equipment. Among the latest additions to the Trade Show, which is co -sponsored by National Association of Concession- aires and Theatre Owners of America, companies as: Bonomo Candy O'fall are such Div., Gold Medal Candy Corp., Brook- teen Co lyn; Bristol Electronics, Inc., River- sales a dale, New York; Canada Dry Corp., the th New York City; Drive -In Theatre Mfg. Co., Edwardsville, Kansas; F&F iI, of I Laboratories, Chicago; Griggs Equip- operatic ment, Inc., Belton, Texas; Heywood - 6, equal Wakefield Co., Menominee, Michigan; ared to Jet Spray Cooler, Inc., Waltham, Mass., and Pronto Food Corp., Chi- Manufactured and Guaranteed and inc cago. By Westinghouse i33, or "This year's NAC-TOA exhibit should prove to be one of the most For Universal Vendors, Inc. all -embracing shows of its kind," said 3 quarte because it is Papas, "thus assuring delegates who g reveo will be in Chicago attending the con- 3, as ventions of both organizations an reveo opportunity to see first hand the latest .63 developments in the field of conces- ings for sion and theatre equipment, products 83,422 and services. Many new and exciting .red to items of equipment will be introduced priced or 37e for the first time." ring into ie for the Cig Sales Dip were hi May Off 13% salting f NEW YORK-Cigarette sales re- livision. portedly dropped about 13% during I pow gemest so May of this year, as compared with )wth and comparable figures for 1963, accord- through ing to industry reports. The vending machine segment of this business, current while not officially reported, appeared ted that to have dipped accordingly. for the While sales have been slow since an the health hazard branding, they have e sale picked up during January -February it is able bust periods after the dip in De- big late A good looking, good working vendor at a cost earning` cember and early January. The switch gp to cigars has continued and sales in- that enables you to buy and place 2 Candimats creases have shown a monthly con- for the approximate cost of 1 competitive unit. secutive rise for five 30-day periods. For the widest distribution of product and assured The May figure was 13% ahead of last profits even in marginal locations. Available in s year's total. Of the first five months of 1964, cigarette sales during selling 8 or 9 columns with a choice of Candy or Snacks April appears to have either held or display signs. Vends at 5¢ and 100 with nickels exceeded the previous year's monthly or dimes. ,w York figure. A report 7 columns of 24 shelves tion, lac^ from the National Tax 9 columns ... illustrated ... Tobacco Association for 100 packs of 5¢ gum or 68 packs of a indicates gains and 2 columns campai in cig sales in capacity 268 items. w June in 29 of 41 re- 10¢ gum ... or mints. Total .i ance porting states. The ever, increase, how- 8 columns...24 shelves to column. Capacity 192 items. passed may have come about from tax bÌg members increases in some of porting the states. Re- d in this area was on a dollar dheswe basis rather than individual product the Bill' sales. available ri orders PM Saturates With I 'Multifilter' als' Ads DI MAT of NEW s YORK-In CAN plement a new move to sup- which the already extensive 'Multi- 8 or 9 COLUMNS FOR CANDY OR SNACKS me filter' cigarette YAVA azine network TV and mag- Ja advertising schedule, Philip INno, Morris Incorporated Cana has announced a program of large, print ads in 152 FY Thal"1 newspapers in your area or write for complete details to .. covering 95 markets. Order from the Candimat distributor The print ad campaign, Geaedl Ross according to R. Millhiser, Vice solbe ithT. Director President and ooed of Marketing, stresses the nature and importance VENDORS, Inc. lea al nut -shell of rare coco- UNIVERSAL charcoal which ß Multifilter Philip Morris 3, Pa. PEnnypacker 5-1026 lP Ha employs exclusively. 1616 Walnut Street, Philadelphia anY y. Cash 61 Box-August 1, 1964 1 .Au9uft www.americanradiohistory.com COIN MACHINE INVENTORY LISTS USEDEQUIPMENT Machines Are Listed Elsewhere in This Section A Compilation of Phonographs and Amusement Machines Actively Traded On Used Coin Machine Markets -New MACHINES Big Show (9/56) KEENEY Lucky Strike (1158) K Spr. Big Tent (6/57) Ke Sportland MUSIC Ke Two -Gun Fun (3/62) AMI Bounty (Bingo) (10/63) Flash Back TV (with rollovers) K Shawnee (1./59) Can -Can (10/61) Old Plantation (2/61) Player's Choice (9/58) K Big Roundup (3/59) Mid Red Ball (5/59) 040, '51, 40 Sel. Black Dragon Twin Bowler (10/58) K Little Buckeroo (4/59) Mid Joker Ball (11/59) D-80, '51, 80 Sel. Carnival (11/57) Carnival Queen (11/58) El Rancho Hacienda King Bowler (3/59) K DeL Big Tent (5/59) Midway Bazooka (10/60) E-10, '53, 40 Sel. Rainbow (6162) Queen Bowler (9/59) K Big 3 (5/59) Midway Shooting E-80, '53, 80 Sel. Circus (8/57) Circus Queen (2/61) Go-Cart 1P (5/63) Duke Bowler (8/60) K Touchdown (9/59) Gallery (2/60) E-120, '53, 120 Sel. Poker Face 2P (9/63) Duchess Bowler (8/60) K Big Dipper (10/59) Mid. Del. Baseball (5/62) 40 Sel. County Fair (10/59) F4U, '54, WILLIAMS Princess (4/61) K Twin Big Tent Mid. Target Gallery (7/62) F-80, '54, 80 Sel. Crossroads (1/56) Cue -Tease 2P (7/63) Beat The Clock (12/63) Gold Crown (3/62) Criss Cross Diamond (1/60) Mid. Cam. Tgt. Glry. (2/63) F-120, '54, 120 Sel. Royal Crown (8/62) K Red Arrow (4/60) Mid. Slugger BB (3/63) Sel. Cypress Gardens (6/58) Big Daddy 1P (9/63) G-80, '55, 120 Big Deal 1P (2/63) Grand Prize (3/63) Sweet Shawnee '60 Mid. Rifle Range (6/63) 120 Sel. Double Header (7/56) G-120, '55, Jack 1P (1/60) Official Spare Lite (9/63) Black Dragon '60 Mid. Raceway (10/63) '56, 200 Sel. Funspot'62 (11/62) Black G-200, 17P (10/58) SHUFFLES-BOWLERS K Twin Red Arrow (5/60) Mid. Winner 2P (12/63) H-120,'57, 120 Sel. Flying Circus 2P (6/61) Casino Golden Gate (6/62) Club. House IP (10/59) UNITED K Flashback (6/61) Mid. Top Hit BB (3/64) H-200, '57, 200 Sel. Mills Panorama Peek Sel. Hootenanny (Pin )1P(11/63) Coquette (4/62) Shuffles ARCADE l -100M, '58, 100 1P (4/59) (5/55) (11/54) 1-200M, '58, 200 Sel. Key West (12/56) Crossword Clipper 11) (6/55) ABT 6 Gun Rifle Range Munves Bike Race (5/58) '58, 200 Sel. Laguna Beach (3/60) Darts (6/60) Sth Inning I.200E, El Toro 2P (8/63) Capitol (6/55) Air Football Munv. Sat. Trkr. (5/59) J-200K, '59, 200 Sel. Lido (2/62) Air Hockey Lite -A -Line (2/61) Fiesta 2P (12/59) Super Bonus (9/55) Mu Atomic Bomber J -200M, '59, 200 Sel. Auto Photo 9 Lotta -Fun (9/59) Four Roses 1P (12/62) Deluxe model Model Mu Ace Bomber J-120, '59, 120 Sel. Amer. Shuffle Situation Mu Dr. Mobile 200 Sel. Bongo 2P (3/64) Four Star 1P (7/58) Top Notch (10/55) K-200, '60, Gay (5/61) Mu Fly Saucers K-120, '60, 120 Sel. Miami Beach (9/5-1) Paree (6/57) Regulation (11/55) Gldn. Bells 1P (9/59) 6 -Star (10/57) B Undersea Raider Muto Lord's Prayer Continental '60, 200 Sel. Miss America (2/58) B Derby Gun (2/60) Monte Carlo 1P(Pin) (2/64) Gldn. Gloves 1P (1/60) Midget Bowling (3/58) Mu Photo (Pre -War) Lyric, '60, 100 Sel. B Bulls Eye Shooting Mu Photo (DeLuxe) Continental 2, '61, 200 Sel. Moonshot (3/63) Gusher 1P (9/58) Shooting Stars (4/58) Saw (12/57) Eagle (5/58) Gallery (9/55) Mu Silver Gloves Continental 2, '61, 100 Sel. Night Club (4/56) Jig IP Jumpin' Jacks 2P (4/63) Atlas (8158) B Big Inning (5/58) Mu Sky Fighter Parade (6/56) B Heavy Hitter ROCK -OLA Queens (Bch., Is., Trop.) Jungle 1P (9/60) Cyclone (10/58) (4/59) Muto Voice -O -Graph 1436, '52, Fireball, 120 Sel. Kingpin (9/62) Niagara (11/58) B Ball Park (4/60) Pre -War Model (3/60) B Sharpshooter (2/61) 1436A, '53, Fireball, 120 Sel. Roller Derby (6/60) Kings 1P (8/57) Dual (1/59) Post -War Model 120 Sel. B Golf Champ (8/58) 1438, '54, Comet., Sea Island (2/59) Mardi Gras 4P 111/62) Zenith (6/59) Mu K. O. Champ 1116, '54, HiFi, 120 Sel. Merry Widow 4P (10/63) Flash (6/59) B Bat. Practice (8/59) Mu Drive Yourself Ship -Mates 4P (2/64) B Skill (B 1188, '55 HiFi, 120 Sel. Music Man 4P (8/60) 3 -Way (9/59) Roll 3/58) Mu Bang -O -Rama (4/57) Shoot -A -Line (6/62) B Moon Raider (7/59) 1452, '55, 50 Sel. Show Time (3/571 Naples 2P (9/57) 4 -Way (12/59) Philadelphia Toboggan 1454, '56, 120 Sel. Nags 1P (3/60) Big Bonus (2/60) B Target (10/59) Skee Alley Silver Sails (11/62) B Spook Gun (9/58) 1455, '57, 200 Sel. Sky Diver IP (4/64) Oh, Boy 2P (2/64) Sunny (5/60) Scientific Pitch 'Em 1458, '58, 120 Sel. Palooka 1P (5/64) Sure Fire (10/60) B Skill Parade (1/59) Seeburg Bear Gun Star Jet (Pin) 2P (12/63) B Skill Score (6/60) 1465,'58,200 Sel. Sun Valley Reno IP (10/59) Line-Up (1/61) Seeburg Coon Hunt 1175, '59, 200 Sel. Tempo I (7/57) B Skill Derby (10/60) Target Roll Rocket 1P (11/59) 5-Way (5/61) Set Shot Basketball 1468, '59, 120 Sel. Tempo I (1/58) B Del. Skill Parade (4/59) 3 -In Satellite 1P (7/58) Avalon (4/62) Southland's Speedway (6/63) 1485, '60, 200 -Line 4P (8/63) B Table Hockey Sel. Tempo II Touchdown (11/60) Soccer IP (3/64) Silver (6/62) (2/63) Southland Fast Draw '63 1478, '60, 120 Sel. Tempo II Sea Wolf 1P (7/59) Shuffle Baseball (6/62) B Spinner (2/63) Novelty Southland Time Trials 1495, '61, 200 Sel. Regis Twist (11/62) B Bank Ball (1/63) U.S.A. (8/58) Serenade 2P (5/60) Action (7/62) (9/63) 1488,'61, 120 Sel. Regis Skill Pool IP (6/63) Embassy (9/62) B Fun Phone (3/63) 1496,'62, 120 Sel. Empress CHICAGO COIN Capitol Midget Movies Telequiz Sun Valley (8/63) Space Ship 2P (12/61) Circus Roll -Down (9/62) Un Jungle Gun 1497,'62, 200 Sel. Empress Starfire (1/57) Lancer (11/62) CC Bullseye Baseball 1493, '62, 100 Sel. Princess Firecracker 2P (12/63) CC Basketball Champ Un Carn. Gun (10/54) GOTTLIEB Steeplechase IP (11/57) Sparky (12/62) Un Bonus Baseball (3/62) SEEBURG Caravelle (2/63) CC 4 -Player Derby M100A,'51, Around Wld. 2P (7/59) Swing Time 1P (5/53) Un Bonus Gun (1/55) 100 Sel. 10 Crest (4/63) CC Goalee 111100B,'51, Atlas 2P (5/59) Strike 2P (1/58) Un Star Slugger (7/55) 100 Sel. 3-D 1P (11/58) Rumpus Targette (5/63) CC Midget Skee 111100 BL, Big 1P (1/64) Un Spr. Slugger (4/56) '51, 100 Sel. Tic Tac -Toe 1P (1/59) Astro (6/63) Super model Light Cab Brite Star 2P (4/58) CC Big League (5/55) Un Pirate Gun (10/56) Captain Kidd 2P (7/60) Tom -Tom 2P (1/631 Ultra (8/63) Un Yankee BB (3/59) 111100C, '52, 100 Sel. Top Hat (10/58) Skippy (11/63) CC Twin Hockey (5/56) HF100G,'53, 100 Sel. Contest 4P (10/58) CC Shoot The Clown Un Sky Raider (10/58) Conti. Cafe 2P (7/57) Trade Winds (6/62) Jill -Jill (11/63) Wm. Del. BB (4/53) H FI OOR, '54, 100 Sel. Bank Pool (11/63) CC Stm. Shovel (5/56) V200, '55, 200 Cover Girl 1-Plyr. (7/62) Turf Champ (8/58) Wm. Major Leaguer Sel. Twenty -One (2/60) Topper (2/64) CC Batter Up (4/58) VL200,'56, 200 Sel. Criss Cross JP (3/58) IP CC Criss Cross Wm. Big Lg. BB (2/54) KD200H, Dneg. Dolls 1P (6/60) Valient 2P (8/62) Tempest (2/64) Wm. Jet Fighter (10/54) '57, 200 Sel. Vagabond Pacer (4/64) Hockey (10/58) L100, '57, 100 Sel. Dbl. Action 2P (1/59) (10/62) CC Croquet (8/58) Wm. Safari (2/54) 201,'58, 200 Egg Head 1P (12/61) Viking 2P (10/61) Boll Bowlers Wm. Polar Hunt (3/55) Sel. Bowling Alley (11/56) CC Playland Rifle 161, '58, 160 Sel. Fair Lady (12/56) SHUFFLES -BOWLERS Gallery (8/59) Wm. Sidewalk Eng (4/55) Falstaff 4P (11/57) BALLY Jumbo Bowling (9/57) Wm. King of Swat (5/55) 222, '59, 160 Sel. Royal Bowler CC Pony Express (4/60) 220, '59, 100 Sel. Fashion Show 2P (6/62) Shuffles (12/57) CC Ray Gun (10/60) Wm. 4-Bagger (4/56) Q-160, '60, Flagship (1/57) ABC Bowler (7/55) Pixie Bowler (8/58) Wm. Crane (10/56) 160 Sel. Duplex (11/58) CC Wild West (5/61) Q-100, '60, 100 Sel. Flipper 1P (11/60) Jumbo Bowler (9/55) CC Long Range Rifle Wm. Penny Clown (12/56) AY1005, '61, 160 Sel. Flipper Clown (4/62) King Pin Bowler (9/55) Simplex (5/59) Wm. 1957 Baseball Advance (5/59) Gallery (1/62) AY1005,'61, 100 Sel. Flipper Cowboy 1-P (10/62) ABC Spr. Del. (9/57) CC All -Star Baseball (1/63) Wm. 10 -Strike (12/57) DS 160, '62, 160 Sel. Flipper Fair 1P (11/61) All -Star Bowling (12/57) League (10/59) Wm. Ten Pins (12/57) Handicap (11/59) CC Big Hit (10/62) DS 100, '62, 100 Sel. Flpr. Parade (5/61) All -Star Deluxe (2/58) CC Pro Basketball (6/61) Wm. Shortstop (4/58) Foto Finish 1P (1/61) Lucky Shuffle (9/58) Teammate (12/59) Wm. Pinchhitter (4/59) WURLITZER Falcon (4/60) CC Riot Gun (6/63) 1250, '50, 48 Sel., 45 or Flying Chariots 2P (10/63) Star Shuffle (10/58) Ex Gun Patrol Wm. Vanguard (10/58) 78 RPM Gaucho 4P (1/63) Speed Bowler (11/58) Savoy (5/60) Ex Wm. Hercules (2/59) Bowl -A Jet Gun 1400,'51, 48 Sel., 45 or Gigi 1P (12/63) Club Bowler (2/59) -Rama (9/60) Ex Space Gun Wm. Crusader (6/59) 78 RPM Gondolier 2P (8/58) Club Deluxe (5/59) Tip Top (10/60) Wm. Titan (8/59) Dixie (1/61) Ex Pony Express 1450. '51, 48 Sel., 45 or Hi -Diver 1P (4-59) Monarch Bowler (11/59) Ex Six Shooter Wm. Del. Bat. Champ 78 RPM Kewpie Doll 1P (10/60) Official Jumbo (9/60) Cameo 5 -Star Bowling (5/61) Ex Shooting Gal. (6/54) (5/61) 1500,'52, 104 Sel., 45 & Lancer 2P (8/61) Jumbo Deluxe (9/60) Classic (6/61) Wm. Extra Inning (5/62) Alamo Ex Star Shtg. Gal. (9/54) 78 Intermix Liberty Belle 4P (3/62) Ball Bowlers (4/62) Ex Sportland Shooting Wm. World Series (5/62) 1500 A, '53, 104 Sel., 45 Ling. Ball IP (12/59) ABC Bowl. Lane (1/57) Sahara (7/62) Gallery (11/54) Wm. Road Racer (5/62) & 78 Intermix Lite -A -Card 2P (3/60) ABC Tournament (6/57) Tropic Bowler (9/62) Bally Horse Lucky (11/62) Ex " Shooting Champion 1600, '53, 48 Sel., 45 & Mademoiselle 2P (11/59) ABC Champion (10/57) Gallery (3/55) Bally Moon Ride 78 Intermix Majestic (4/57) Strike Bowler (11/57) Cypress (12/62) (4/601 Ex Treasure Cove Wm. Official Baseball CH 1650,'53, 48 Sel. Melody Lane 2P (9/60) Trophy Bowler (4/581 Sabre (2/63) Wm. Maior League (3/63) Regal (4/63) Shooting Gal. (6/55) 1650A, '54, 48 Sel. Mry-Go-Round 2P (12/60) Lucky Alley (8/58) Ex Hunt Wm. Voice -O -Graph 1962 FuryFuega Jungle (3/57) 100 1700,'54,104 Sel. Miss Annabelle 1P (8/59) Pan American (6/59) (8/63)( Ringer Ball (11/56) 1800, '55, 104 Sel. Oklahoma 4P (2/61) Challenger (9/59) a (12/63)Ex KIDDIE RIDES 31,111 Tornado Pop Gun (9/57) 1900, '56, 200 Sel. Olympics I -P (9/62) Super Shuffle (12/61) (3/64)ExGe Lucky Seven Bally Champion Horse 2000, '56, 200 Sel. Picnic 2P (10/58) Big 7 Shuffle (9/62) WILLIAMS Ge Sky Gunner Bally Moon Ride 100 2100,'57, 200 Sel. Preview 2-P (8/62) CHICAGO COIN Ball Bowlers Pony Twins 3VVy 2104,'57, Ge Night Fighter 104 Sel. (fun. of Diam. (6/59) Shuffles Roll -A -Ball (12/56) Ge 2 -Player Basketball Bally Space Ship 2150, '57, 200 Sel. Race Time 2P (3/59) Triple Strike (2/55) 6 Player Bally Speed Boat 2200,'58, Ge Rifle Gal. (6/54) 200 Sel. Rack-A -Ball 1P (12/62) Arrow (2/55) UPRIGHTS Ge Big Top Rifle Bally Tnrvle. Trolley Sb 2201,'58, 104 Sel. Rocket Ship 1P (5/58) Cr. Cross Targette (1/55) AB Circus (5/56) Gallery (6/54) Bert Lane Lancer Horse 2250.'58, 200 Sel. Roto Pool 1P (7/58) Bonus Score (4/55) AR County Fair (3/57) Super model (12/55) Bert Lane Merry -Go - 12co 2300, '59, 200 Sel. Royal Flush (5/57) Hollywood (5/55) AB Circus Wagon Ge Gun Club Round 2304, '59, 104 Sel. Seven Seas 2P (1/60) Blinker (R/S5) Wheels Ge B.L. Miss America Boat 2310, '59, (12/58) Wild West Gun (2/55) 100 Sel. Showboat IP (4/61) Score -A -Line (9/55) AB Galloping Dominos Ge Sky Rocket Rifle Bert Lane Fire Engine 2400. '60. 200 Sel. Silver 1P (10/571 Bowline Team (10/55) AB Circus Play Ball (4/59) Gallery (5/55) B.L. Whirlybird (3/611 2404, '60, 104 Sel. Sittin' Pretty 1P (11/58) Rocket Shnlile (3/58) AB Magic B.L. Moon Rocket (3/61) 2110, '60, Mirror Ge Championship 100 Sel. Slick Chick 1P (4/63) Explorer Shuffle (6/581 Horoscope (11/59) Baseball (9/55) Capitol Donald Duck 2500,'61,200 Sel. Spot -A -Card 1P (3/60) ReBound Shuffle (12/58) AB Capitol Elsie 2501. '61, Mermaid (3/60) Ge Quarterback (10/55) 104 Sel. Str. Flush 1P (12/57) Championship (11/581 AquatiProd.Squoits(11/57) Ge Hi Fly Baseball (5/56) Capitol Palomina Horse 2510, '61, 100 Sel. Straight Shooter (2/59) Double Feature (12/58) Capitol See Saw 2600,'62, B Jumbo (5/59) Ge State Fair Rifle Gal. 200 Sel. Sunset 2 -player (11/62) Red Pin (2/591 B Sportsman (6/59) (6/56) Chicago Coin Super Jet 2610, '62, 100 Sel. Sunshine 1P (10/58) Bowl Master (8/59) Chicago Round The 2700, B Jamboree (10/60) Ge Davy Crockett (10/56) '63, 200 Sel. Spr. Circus 2P (10/57) 4 -Game Shuffle (11/591 World 2710, B Super Jumbo (11/60) Ge Circus Rifle (3/57) Trainer '63. 100 Sel. Sweet Hearts IP (9/63) Bull's Eye Drop Ball (12/591 CC Star PINGAMES Rocket (5/59) Ge Motorama (10/57) Deco Merry -Go -Round Sweet Sioux 4P (9/59) 6 -Game Shuffle (6/60) GA Skeet Shoot (1/57) Ge Gypsy Grandma (5/57) Deco Space Ranger BALLY Swing Along 2P (7/63) Triple Gold Pin Pro Acapulco (5/61) (2/61) GA Super Hunter (6/57) Ge Fun Fair (5/58) Exhibit Big Broncho Texan 4P (4/60) Starlite (5/621 GA Double Shot (4/58) Ge Snare Age Gun (6/58) Exhibit Mustang Barrel -O -Fun (9/60) Tropic Isle IP (5/62) Citation (10/62) Barrel -O GA Wild Cnt (12/58) Jungle Joe Exhibit Sea Skates -FUT '61 (4/61) Universe 1P (10/59) Strike Ball (5/63) GA Spr. Wild Ke Barrel -O -Fun '62 (11/61) Cat Air Raider Exhibit Space Patrol Wagon Train 1P (4/60) Ball Bowlers GA Twin Wild Cat (7/59) Ke Sub Gun Scientific Television Ballerina (6/59) Whirlwind 2P (2/581 Bowling Bench Beauty League (2/57) GA Super Wild Cat Ke Sportland DeLuxe model Scientific Boat Ride (11/56) Wld. Beauties IP (2/60) Ski Bowl 6 Plyr. (11/57) Bench Time (9/58) Trail Blazer (12/60) Ke Ranger (3/58) Texas Merry -Go -Round World Champ 1P (8/57) Classic (7/57) Twin Trail Blazer (2/61) DeLuxe Model (3/55) Exhibit Rudolph The Beauty Contest (1/60) World Fair 1P (5/64) TV Bowling Lg. (11/57) K Big Tent Ke League Leader (4/58) . Reindeer www.americanradiohistory.com Meeting Dates & Trade Events AUGUST 2-4 National Candy Wholesalers Associa- tion Place: Sheraton Park Hotel, Washing- Gottlieb's Colorful ton, D.C. 3-5 American Management Association New 2 -Player! Place: 135 W. 50th St., N.Y.C. 4-6 American School Food Service Associa- tion Place: Portland Hilton Hotel, Port- land, Ore. 24-26 National Association of Concession- aires Eastern Regional Conference Play -maker "Center Bank" feature Place: Mayflower Hotel, Plymouth, relays ball to top of playfield Mass. Making 26-30 National Automatic Laundry & Clean- top rollovers or mid -field targets ing Council lights center button, bottom rollovers Place: N. Y. Coliseum (exhibits); Bar- and pop bumpers for high score bizon -Plazo (meetings), New York City SEPTEMBER 6'! 6 Music and Vending Association of Running light rollover South Dakota, Business Meeting Place: Mitchell, S.D. feature scores up to 50 points 18-19 Minnesota Candy & Tobacco Distribu- tors Association Center button scores 100 Place: Learning Hotel, Minneapolis, Minn. and resets numbers 1 thru 4 18-20 Iowa Association of Tobacco Distribu- tors Place: Hotel Savery, Des Moines, Iowa 24-26 Pennsylvania Association of Tobacco & Candy Distributors Place: Tamiment-In-The-Poconos, Match feature Tamiment, Pa. r4' Stainless cabinet trim 24-26 Michigan Tobacco & Candy Distribu- /SI tors and Vendors Association Hotel, 3 or 5 ball play Place: Stotler -Hilton Detroit, Mich. Playboard 24-26 Texas Merchandising Vending Associa- Auto -Clamp tion-Texas and Oklahoma Tobacco Distributors (joint meet) 25-27 MONY, NYS Operators Guild and Westchester Operators Guild Place: Nevele Hotel, Ellenville, N.Y. 27 -Oct. 2 National Association of Concession- Ask your distributor aires Place: Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago for a feature demonstration! Annual Convention New "Hard -Cote" 1 & Indus- Finish Extends Playboard 28 -Oct. Motion Picture Concessions tries Trade Show Life to an All. firne 1140-50 N. Kostner Avenue Chicago, Illinois 60651 Place: Conrad Hilton Hotel, Chicago High! TkatExtta,TcsaM ,n Otazi4 OCTOBER FOR QUICK ACTION Active Adds 25,000 Sq. Feet 1-4 New York State Association of To- bacco Distributors, Inc. CHROME WALL BOXES Place: Concord Hotel, Kiamesha Lake, N.Y. 100 SEEBURG $ 00 3W1-100 9-11 Tobacco Distributors Association of SEL. 1 Sea. New Jersey, Annual Convention IDES Place: The Colony, Atlantic City, N.J. Bor:, 100 SEEBURG $ 00 e 14-16 Music Operators Of America 3VWA-200 SEL. 35ea. Place: Sherman House, Chicago Annual Convention SEACOAST DISTRIBUTORS 15-17 Ohio Association of Tobacco Distribu- tors, Convention -Exhibit Dave Stern, Mgr. Place: Statler-Hilton Hotel, Cleveland, 1200 North Ave., Elizabeth, N.J. 07201 Ohio Blgelow 8-3524-5 17-20 National Automatic Merchandising Assoc. Place: McCormick Place, Chicago Annual Convention BUY 29-30 Wisconsin Food and Tobacco Institute Agile Place: Schroeder Hotel, Milwaukee, PHILADELPHIA - Joe Ash, Presi- ill allow for expansion as the need Wisconsin dent of Active Amusement Machine arises. Co., Gottlieb and Rock -Ola distribu- Active also acquired a building ad- tors with offices in Philadelphia and jacent to the firm's quarters with a Scranton, announced the purchase of total of 5,000 square feet. This build- an additional 25,000 square feet of ing will house the company's ex- NOVEMBER TOP land adjacent to his existing Philadel- panded pool table operation. EARNINGS virtually one phia quarters. The firm now occupies 6-7 Wholesale Tobacco Distributors of IN Originally, the purchased property square block in the center of Philadel- Maryland room to increase Place: Sheraton Belvedere Hotel, Bal- EVERY had a five story building on it which phia giving it ample TYPE OF LOCATION and removed. The re- its facilities and services in the near timore, Md. was demolished shows EVERYWHERE maining property was black topped future. The above photograph 9-12 American Bottlers of Corbonated Bev- for customer and employee parking. the newly purchased land after it was erages Additionally, the 25,000 square feet cleared, leveled and black topped. 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Foreign repre- sentatives of firms with International mar- EXPORT -INTERNATIONAL SUPPLIES, SERVICES kets. 1963 export statistics of phonographs, amusement machines and vending equip- ment, new and used, shipped to foreign BACKGROUND MUSIC markets during 12 -month period. Analysis of volume, country -by -country breakdown List of manufacturers of players using of dollars, units, by category. cartridge, tape, special disk-with illustra- tions of all models and specifications. Dis- tributors in U.S. markets. HISTORY OF YEAR IN REVIEW Month by month record of trade events as they happened. People, equipment, and KIDDIE RIDES trade news reference. Illustrations of every current make and model. List of factories manufacturing JOBBERS -DISTRIBUTORS rides. List of franchised distributors. Complete listing of every known equip- ment Jobber in the U.S. State by state reference. VENDING MACHINES-GENERAL breakdown for easy List of manufacturers of all types of vend- ing equipment classified as to types of ADVERTISEMENTS equipment manufactured by each firm. Institutional sales messages from leading firms supplying the coin machine and vending business with equipment, supplies, CIGARETTE VENDORS services. Quick reference to buying sources. List of manufacturers of cigarette ma- Illustrations of every current model ANNIVERSARY SECTION chines. distributors and make. List of franchised -Second Year serv- and factory representatives. Current pro In observance of Twenty motion allowances for each brand carried. ing the trade. Advertising Deadline: August 5, 1964 19, N.Y. Tel. JUdson 6-2640 Lo 1780 Broadway New York ty CHICAGO LOS ANGELES ENGLAND GERMANY ITALY BELGIUM HOLLAND SWEDEN AUSTRALIA CANADA MEXICO ARGENTINA BRAZIL JAPAN w. y>< QyG .°. ANNUAL EXPORT VOLUME REPORT FOUR QUARTERLY REPORTS FOR 79E3 IOnaO,Pt, M,»m.,T. 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