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VOLUME XIX — NUMBER 47 AUGUST 9, 1958

Roulette Records recently introduced its new subsidiary Co-Star, the record acting game, in which each album in the series comes with a script enclosed which enables the record buyer to act out scenes with any of the famous artists pictured above. Responsible for Co-Star are the Roulette executives shown above at a recent press party to kick off the record game to the public. In the back row are Hugo Peretti and Luigi Creatore, Roulette’s A&R chiefs and producers of the Co-Star albums. In the front row are Morris Levy, president of Roulette, Sir Cedrick Hardwick and Paulette Goddard, both Co-Star artists, and Joe Kolsky, executive vice-president of Roulette.

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A RECORD CONVENTION

Almost every year, after the to the record representation. And fiasco of the NAMM convention, that is more reason than ever to record executives talk about getting pull out. together to form their own meet. In this convention, records would be The record business has now the dominant factor instead of the grown to the level where it can sup- insignificant off-shoot as is usual at port a convention of its own. We the NAMM. This year the situation are no longer a tiny business. We has gone a step further. Not only no longer gross an insignificant has there been talk, but there has amount of money. are now- also been action. A preliminary We meeting has already been held and verging on the border of big busi- a further meeting is scheduled for ness and are growing at a phenom- September 12, 13 and 14. enal pace. The main problem we

have to face is learning to act as big It is our sincere belief that the business should. This abilitv mav record execs who are pushing this J J action are on the right track. The grow at a much slower pace than Cash Box has long advocated a rec- our grosses. ord meeting apart from the NAMM However one of the factors that for it has become eminently clear, year after year, at that convention could help us in this area is just such that records just don’t stand a a convention that is being proposed chance against pianos and such. The now. It would be a meeting in which record industry has been relegated the entire industry with all its dif- to the far reaches of the convention ferent factors could get together and NAMM officials seem to be com- under orderly conditions to discuss pletely unaware of the progress that its own problems and make some records have made not only as an industry-wide efforts to solve them. industry but also as the factor that A record convention therefore at has almost solely supported many this time has become a must and retailers during the economic let- should be acted upon as quickly as down of the past year. possible. As a result of this persistent short- The Cash Box staff congratulates sightedness, the NAMM is now about to lose the record industry com- those record men who are devoting pletely. Apparently the NAMM themselves to the creation of this doesn't really care, for it has made convention and wishes them speedy no effort to do anything to hold on success.

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PEREZ PRADO \ Vl-7245— Perez Prado MG-12672—Morty Craft

SPLISH SPLASH BOBBY DARIN 3 2 AC-6117— Bobby Darin

POOR LITTLE FOOL RICKY NELSON 6 3 IM-5528— Ricky Nelson

HARD HEADED WOMAN 4 ELVIS PRESLEY 4 VI-7280— Elvis Presley

YAKETY YAK COASTERS 5 2 AC-61 16—Coasters JOHNNY WHEN 6 KALIN TWINS 7 DESMOND DE-30642—Kalin Twins

with a REBEL-'ROUSER 7 DEANE EDDY 9 JA-1104— Duane Eddy 2 for the price of 1 LEFT RIGHT OUT OF YOUR HEART PATTI PAGE HIT! 8 10 ME-71331 — Patti Page VI-7284—Vaughn Monroe

PURPLE PEOPLE EATER SHER WOOLEY I’LL I THE 9 MG-12651 —Sheb Wooley 5

SECRETLY JIMMIE RODGERS CLOSE HOT 10 8 RO-4070—Jimmie Rodgers

11) IF DREAMS CAME TRUE. 12) FEVER. 13) ONE SUMMER NIGHT. 14) LITTLE STAR. 15) EVERYBODY LOVES A LOVER. 16) ENCHANTED ISLAND. MY EYES ! CHA €HA 17) A CERTAIN SMILE. 18) MY TRUE LOVE. 19) WILLIE AND THE HAND

JIVE. 20) ALL I HAVE TO DO IS DREAM. 21) ENDLESS SLEEP. 22) JUST A K12695 DREAM. 23) RETURN TO ME. 24) GINGERBREAD. 25) BORN TOO LATE. 26) GUESS THINGS HAPPEN THAT WAY. 27) PADRE 28) NEL BLU DIPINTO Dl BLU. 29) MOON TALK. 30) FOR YOUR PRECIOUS LOVE. 31) JENNIE LEE. 32) BIG MAN. 33) WESTERN MOVIES. 34) NO CHEMISE PLEASE. 35) COME CLOSER TO ME. CODE AC—Atco CD—Cadence DO— Dot GL—Glory MO—Modern SP—Specialty AG—Argo CG—Challenge DT—Dooto HE— Herald NA— Nasco SU—Sun AL—Aladdin CH—Chess DU —Duke IM— Imperial OK—Okeh SW—Swan AO—Apollo CK—Checker EM— Ember JA—Jamie PE —Peacock TH—Thunderbird AP—ABC- CM — Cameo EP— Epic JU —Jubilee PH—Sam Tl—Tico Paramount CO—Columbia ER— Era JZ—Josie Phillips Int. UN—United AR—Arrow CR—Coral EX— Excello KA— Kapp RE— Regent UQ—Unique AT—Atlantic CS—Class FS— Four Star Kl — King RO— Roulette VE—Verve CY Crystalette FE Federal LI Liberty AW—Arwin — — — RP—RPM VI—RCA Victor BR— Brunswick DA— Dana FI — Fiesta LO—London BT—Bethlehem DE—Decca FR— Fraternity ME—Mercury ST—Savoy VJ—Vee-Jay CA—Capitol DL— DeLuxe GE—Gee MG—MGM SE—Seeco VK—Vik

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIH OWEN BRADLEY ORCH. MITLO SISTERS (Decco 30702) The Cash Box (Klik 8405) “TRUDIE” (2:03) [Piccadilly- » “LONELY SEA” (2:15) [Real- ' B Glow BMI—Henderson] An ex- D ' Gone BMI — Mitlo] The Mitlo tremely delightful instrumental item Sisters, a new gal group make an with a good rockin’ beat, is treated Disk of the Week impressive first showing on wax with to a colorful interpretation by Brad- an exciting latin beat rock-a-ballad. ley. Chorus sings without lyrics ‘THE WAYS OF A WOMAN “YOU’RE THE NEAREST THING The gals have a strong sound and thruout except for the spots where IN LOVE” (2:13) TO HEAVEN” (2:36) [E & M- a potent piece of material the teen- it chants the title name. This Euro- [HiLo BMI—Justis, Rich] HiLo BMI—Johnson, Atkins, Cash] agers should go for in a big way. pean tune could blossom into a solid Song has a melody that sticks. money-maker here in the States. CASH (Sun JOHNNY 302) “LET ME TELL YOU” (1:55) Watch it closely. B [RealGone BMI— Griffin] A beat- 9 One of the country field’s top “WHIRLWIND” (2:15) [Cedar- filled rocker gets an exciting reading performers, Johnny B wood BMI — Glasser] Bradley Cash, follows from the girls. Boys’ group works comes up with some more exciting- up his biggest pop hit to date in the backdrop. Everybody singing sounds which he and the chorus set “Guess Things Happen That Way” at once gives the side a full swing- to a good beat. Driving tempo. Jocks with a potent country-flavored ing sound. and teeners should find the sound fascinating. coupling that should repeat his LES BAXTER success in the pop field and again (Capitol 4032) GLORIA LAMBERT . smash thru in the country market. D “DANCE EVERYONE DANCE” (Columbia 41216) D+(2:08) Both ends are strong and both [Bourne ASCAP—Danoff] “WILL I?” (2:33) [Empress A spirited chorus-ork interpretation could climb the charts hand in B ASCAP — Vance, Pockriss] (with English lyrics) of the age old Gloria Lambert, a Worchester, Mass., hand. Take your pick. Israeli hora, “Hovo Nogiloh”, is JOHNNY CASH lass who has a large following in offered by Les Baxter and his crew. Canada, debuts on Columbia with a Thrilling listening with a fascinating- fragile romancer set to an inviting beat. Good pick-me-up. Tune is shuffle rhythm. The pixie-faced can- “FIRE OF LOVE” (2:05) clicking and this version should take ary has a bright future in store here down a good share of the sales., 1 El i/.a he tli -John stone Montei BMI Reynolds, Sturdivant] in the States. — “A CHANCE IS ALL I ASK” “YOU ONLY LOVE ME” (2:35) “DAISY MAE” (1:50) B (2:40) [Warman BMI — Coe,. B [Saunders ASCAP—Udell, Char- [Elizabeth-Johnstone Montei BMI—Reynolds, Sturdivant] Cochran, Deal] An interesting and lap] The sweet voiced thrush lends unusual western flavored ballad is JODY REYNOLDS (Demon 1509) her talented tonsils to a sensitive chanted attractively by the Baxter romantic ballad that grows on you. • Jody Reynolds, a lad who came from out of left field with his chorus. Different enough to arrest Pretty composition handled with class. unusual “Endless Sleep” waxing, and sent it into the top ten, proves the public’s attention. Has a “High MANTOVANI & HIS ORCH. that he’s not just a one-shot artist with two exciting performances Noon” feeling. on his latest Demon coupling. The lad gets thrilling (London 1823) a guitar-drum SUNNY AND HIS GANG backdrop on the rock-a-ballad side “Fire Of Love” as he chants another “TULIPS FROM AMSTERDAM” (Port 70003) , emotion-filled love opus that packs a mean wallop. Wild sound. “Daisy B+ (1:40) [Sikorski BMI— Martyn, Mae”, the jump portion of the coupling, is equally strong-. Side has a “I’M A ROLLIN’” (2:00) [World Bader, Newman, Arnie] One of Eng- foot-stomping Bo Diddley-ish beat. Kids’ll love both ends. B ASCAP— Miles, Skylar] A de- land’s biggest in hits recent months, lightful oldie is brought to the fore has been recorded by Mantovani foi again, this time with an easy-going American release. It’s a beautiful rock-a-ballad beat. Cute teenage item ‘NO ONE KNOWS” (2:34) [Schwartz Hecht, instrumental waltzer with whistling, ASCAP— Maresca] that becomes more inviting with each accordions, etc. Delightful mood mel- “I CAN’T GO ON (Rosalie)” (2:13) new listen. ody that should attract heavy play. [Commodore BMI—Domino, Bartholomew] p, “BABETTE” (2:08) [Southern “ONLY YESTERDAY”" (2:20) DION and THE BELMONTS (Laurie 3015) V ASCAP—Skylar] A spright filter B [Leeds Fay] lush ASCAP — A skyrocketed to national promi- is contagiously bounced thru in in- romantic theme is beautifully inter- nence with their gimmick filled fectious style by the vocal combo. preted by the Mantovani string-filled smash “I Wonder Why”, display Light pleasant listening. aggregation. Neatly tailored deck their versatility on their follow-up for the utmost in listening pleasure. disk as they introduce a beautiful LES PAUL & MARY FORD SCOTT ENGEL ballad effort dubbed “No One (Columbia 41222) “FANTASY” (2:10) [Jimskip (Orbit 511) Knows”. Top drawer love song that Dion chants with deep feeling BMI — DeFelice, Buzzeo] Les “CHARLIE BOP” (1:44) [Spar- J» as the Belmonts assist with a lyric- Paul and Mary Ford debut on Colum- ® • row ASCAP Loring, Franklin] — less backdrop. Side has great bia with an exciting latin beat ro- Young Scott Engel, a talented per- potential. Watch it. The coupling mancer hauntingly fashioned on mul- former with a promising future, is in the same torrid groove as tiple tracks. Side has an unusual hands in a catchy teenage rockin’ the crew’s initial hit. Gimmicks sound that could put the hubby-wife novelty combining the charleston and are wild. Kids should find both team on the charts again. bop beat under the “Charlie Bop” DION THE BELMONTS AND ends to their liking. But it’s the title. Lively fingersnapper that could “PUT A RING ON MY FIN- 9 Dion and the Belmonts, who upper portion for the long run. [Hollis' — take off. Special color sleeve teaches GER” (1:59) BMI buyer how to do the dance. Duke] A colorful finger-snappin’ novelty is sprightly and romantically “ALL I DO IS f« DREAM OF styled by Mary and Les. Mary vocal- w YOU” (2:28) [Robbins ASCAP “NEAR YOU” THE MERRY WIDOW WALTZ” izes on a single track thru most of —Brown, Freed] The polished lad (2:46) (3:20) [Garland ASCAP the disk and comes over well. Strong rocks smoothly thru a wonderful [Supreme ASCAP—Craig, Goell] Lehar—Arr. Williams] coupling. Both could make it. oldie and gets fine instrumental and ROGER WILLIAMS (Kapp 233) choral backing. DAVE GARROWAY’S ORCHESTRA ducers delves into the past for (Cameo 148) LITTLE AUGIE AUSTIN/ material for his latest release and EDDIE SINGLETON comes up with a mighty coupling “HOVO NOGILOH” (1:51) (Brunswick 55080) we’ll be hearing often in coming B [Lowe ASCAP — Arr. Leslie] the “MY HEART LET ME BE months. One half is the old Francis From an “around world” album B FREE” (2:07) [Storm Jordan Craig piano smash “Near You”. headlined by Dave Garroway, comes BMI — Sittig, Ross, Reiter] Augie Williams handles the tune in a this spirited instrumental interpre- Austin lends his talented tonsils to manner similar to the original tation of the favorite Hebrew chant a dramatic rock-a-ballad which he using the same style left hand, currently climbing the charts with an chants against a showcase supplied but strings have been added in English lyric under the title “Dance by the voices of the Chromatics. spots to give the deck an up-to- Everyone Dance”. Exciting perform- Pretty ballad that could catch on. date quality. The companion piece ance. f«, “TOO LATE” (2:09) [Amsco has the nimble fingered ace glid- p “DANNY BOY” (2:26) [Lowe %rr v"*" ASCAP — Christopher, Rosen, ROGER WILLIAMS ing thru a lush and flowery ver- ASCAP — Arr. Evans] Another Reiter] Eddie Singleton works with sion of the beautfiul “Merry great favorite, this one associated the Chromatics on this end, singing 9 Roger Williams, one of the Widow Waltz”. Solid pairing for with Ireland, is lushly fashioned by another good rock and roll ballad. industry’s most consistent hit pro- dealers, ops and jocks. the string filled Garroway crew. Commercial stuff. Lovely listening. ” “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX

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TINA ROBIN THE MOGAMBO’S (Coral 62015) _TKeC^Box__ (Sunbeam 107) “A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME” “BI-AZA-KU-SASA” (2:02) [Bourne ASCAP — Brooks] A B [Portrait BMI — Darin, Burton] wonderful oldie which Evelyn Knight A fascinating number with an Afri- sent to the top some ten years ago, bB iff can feeling is chanted by a chorus is revamped for today’s disk buying as the Mogambo’s supply a torrid set and belted with a beat by Tina instrumentation that drives “THE GREEN MOSQUITO” (2:16) [Dimas BMI—Roberts, Wander] hard. Robin. Cute novelty that swings. Only lyric is the title repeated over Could step out again. and over again. Different enough to “WARM UP” (2:26) [Dimas BMI—Tune Rockers, Yellen] make big noise. f* . “WE’VE ALL GOTTA LIVE IN V > THIS HOUSE” [Rylan ASCAP THE TUNE ROCKERS (United Artists 139) “WATCH YOU MEAN” (2:40) p , —Merrill] Brotherly love is what wv [Portrait BMI — Darin, Burton] Tina sings about in this handclapping • U-A has picked up a hot instrumental master that could develop A Good instrumental rocker inter- gospel type number. Song carries an into one of the teenagers’ favorite dance items. It’s a hard-driving rupted in spots for the title lyrics important message. which different voices recite, is offered rock and roll jumper with a sensational foot stomping beat. And it’s on this end by the instrumental got a gimmick too every DARWIN VENNERI — few bars the music stops and a mosquito combo. is heard flitting about the room. swats it (Win 702) The drummer at and nabs it at the conclusion of the number. Catchy item that could make it. The DARRELL GLENN “TO YOU” (2:37) [Win ASCAP f* Tune Rockers continue to drive lid (N. R. Co. 007) l#“T" — Vennei'i] Newcomer Darwin on the lower as they belt out another Venneri debuts on the new Win label swinger aimed at the younger set. “MR. MOONLIGHT” (1:50) with a tender reading of a warm love B • [Lowery BMI—Stevens] A good song from the U-A film “Lost latin-beat rock-a-ballad with an excit- Lagoon”. The crooner works against ing overall sound is fashioned attrac- a solo guitar backdrop. tively by Glenn. Side has an interesting sound that could capture the fi. “I KNOW HOW YOU WON- ‘THE SPIDER AND THE FLY” (2:04) imagination of the younger set. If+DER” (2:52) [Dar BMI—Ven- Watch this one closely. It’s a poten- neri] Another touching love ballad [Clare-Pure BMI—Strong, Stevens] tial click. warbled with feeling by the performer. ‘CHA CHA HOP” (2:01) [Clare-Pure BMI—Strong, Stevens] “SO I’VE BEEN TOLD” (2:20) B [Big D Music BMI—Hicks] A CATERINA VALENTE BOBBY CHRISTIAN (Wing 2102) group accompanies the warbler as he (Decco 30689) chants another emotional love rock- • Here’s a real weirdo that’s so far out and so different from any a-ballad. Side has a good lyric which “KISS OF FIRE” (3:05) [Duch- other release ever issued, that it could attract considerable attention. Glenn chants with feeling. jjg ess BMI—Allen, Hill] From the Titled “The Spider And The Fly”, the side features Bobby Christian Decca LP “A Toast To The Girls” CHARLES MAGNANTE, Accordion come these two exciting performances depicting a man living thru a nightmare in which he sees a spider (Grand Award 1019) El by Caterina Valente. This half is a approaching a fly which it has caught in its web. Weird story with an potent rendition of the Georgia Gibbs equally weird instrumental accompaniment by a drum, bass and some “VOLARE (NEL BLU DIPINTO smash. Powerful latin beat reading S DI BLU)” (2:43) [Robbins AS- unidentified instrument. Off-beat item that deserves watching. Flip with an interesting instrumental ac- CAP — Modugno, Migliacci] Accor- companiment. is a cute cha cha ditty. dionist Charles Magnante is showcased by an orchestra as he glides “ALL MY LOVE” (2:29) [Mills thru an attractive instrumental inter- | ASCAP — Durand, Contet, Par- pretation of the skyrocketing smash. ish] The old Patti Page smash is Side has a flirty tempo and a rock brought to the fore once again. But and roll beat in different portions. this time it sports a hard-driving Dee jays should enjoy this as a change rock and roll beat. Good multiple The Gash Bex of pace version. voicing by the popular European star.

p . “BLUE SKIES OF NAPLES” AUSTIN SISTERS 9 Best Bets l»T (2:43) [Record Songs ASCAP Magnante, Light] An enchanting (Edison International 401) E "TRUDIE" waltz with a haunting Neopolitan “IT HAPPENED AT THE HOP” Owen Bradley Decca 30702 , flavor, is beautifully presented by the "TRUDIE" Joe Bushkin Capitol 4027 B+ (1:55) [Ric-Page BMI — Page,- accordion ace. Motola] The gals blend to a lively "IT HAPPENED AT THE HOP" Austin Sisters Edison Int. 401 rocker about love found at a hop. As "DANCE EVERYONE DANCE" Les Baxter Capitol 4032 GOOGIE RENE the vocal team goes about its singing, "DANCE EVERYONE DANCE" . .= Hi-Liters Hanover 4506 (Class 233) the combo pounds an effective big "LONELY SEA" Mitlo Sisters Klik 8405 beat, a highlight of which is a swirl- B . “MOONGLOW” (2:22) [Mills ing effect on the keyboard. An r&r "TULIPS FROM AMSTERDAM" Mantovani London 1823 Dt ASCAP—Hudson] This favorite session that has a “different” sound. "TOGETHER AGAIN" Eddie Holmes Eagle 1000 oldie is brought front-and-center by May make noise. Googie Rene’s piano and a chorus. "KNOCK ON WOOD" Mindy Carson Columbia 41221 “LOVE CAN DO MOST ANY- Chorus sings with oomph against a "WALKIN' INTO LOVE": Francis Burnett Coral 62016 good rock and roll beat. Most of the B THING” (1:53) [House Of For- "CHICKEY CHA" Dick Hyman MGM 12698 number is sung without lyrics. At- tune BMI Motola] The tune has a — tractive keyboard work by Rene. happy beat outlook, and the femmes "BABY COME BACK" Anna English Felsted 8524 and accompaniment bring it across in "SIFTIN'" Playthings Liberty 55147 H “SUNRISE” (2:16) [Recordo • bright spirits. Cute take. "MR. MOONLIGHT" Darrell Glenn N. R. Co. 007 Om BMI — Clifton, Thomas] Here Rene and the band offer an interest- "I'LL CLOSE MY EYES" Johnny Desmond MGM 12695 JOHNNY DESMOND ing instrumental rocker with a good "MOONGLOW" Googie Rene Class 233 (MGM 12695) beat and a contagious melody. Side swings. “I’LL CLOSE MY EYES” (2:18) B , B+ [Peter Maurice ASCAP — Kaye, TWO CHAPS Reid] Back on the MGM label, Des- EILEEN RODGERS DEVILLE SISTERS (Atlantic 1195) mond, a feature of Broadway’s “Say, (Columbia 41 214) (Imperial 5539) Darling” and forthcoming “Hit Par- “FORGIVE ME” (2:09) [Walnut “TREASURE OF YOUR LOVE” “HULA HOOP” (1:54) [“R” ade” vocalist, takes the oldie on a B , BMI — Sanders, Martin] Two virile beat path. The chorus-ork that B (2:55) [DeVorzon BMI—DeVor- B • Music ASCAP — Franklin, Lor- newcomers with a smooth Mickey and backs the songster up creates an zon] Eileen Rodgers lends her power- ing] The Deville Sisters debut on Sylvia type blend, debut under the love Imperial exciting r&r beat, too. Disk ought ful tonsils to a dramatic song with a cute rock-a-hula Atlantic banner with a lovely latin novelty replete with to be in on lots of deejay spins. which she projects with great emo- commercial teen- tempo rock-a-ballad tailored espe- tion. Potent deck that could step out. age sounds and gimmicks. Side has cially for teenagers. Pretty side to “HOT CHA CHA” (2:12) [Fa- a terrific beat too. Watch this one. watch closely. B ' mous ASCAP—White, Wolfson] “A LITTLE BIT BLUER” (2:20)

. [Walnut The artist moves to lighter fare as B [Westside BMI—Lawrence, Fot- f* “DEEP IN LOVE” (2:11) [Alan- p “NO MORE” (2:08) he and the ork-chorus joyfully beat feld, Robbins] The versatile lark «T Edwards BMI — Horwitz] A V' BMI— Sanders, Dell, Martin] A out a fine cha cha item. Colorful leans into a spirited handclapper on smooth rock-a-ballad displays the good jumper with a rockin’ beat is side. Another slicing with good dee- this end. Side bounces along at a Sisters’ inviting vocal blend. More handled in commercial fashion by the jay potential. merry pace. inviting listening for the teen set. duo. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIB iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiusii;: i 4 ANNA ENGLISH THE ISLEY BROTHERS (Cindy 3009) (Felsted 8524) The Cash Box “THIS IS THE END” [Benny n “BABY COME BACK” (2:37) B Benjamin ASCAP — Benjamin, D+ [Lowell BMI—English, Clowney] Marcus] The group’s lead voice -con- Anna English, an attractive new- Sleeper of the Week vincingly handles this wistful rock- comer, bows in under the Felsted romancer as the other boys offer soft, with a dramatic love song- banner ‘IT’S YOU I LOVE” (2:15) [Ben-Ghazi BMI—Robinson, Carroll, Gibson] sans lyric accompaniment. An honest sporting a powerful rock-a-ballad beat-ballad session. beat. Lark has a refreshing sound “TRUE TRUE LOVE” (2:35) [Ben-Ghazi BMI—Robinson, Carroll] and a powerful voice that really sells p, “DON’T BE JEALOUS” [Real- MICKEY AND SYLVIA (Vik 0334) the song. Watch this gal. She could Gone BMI— Isley] Another misty- eyed opus has greater make the grade with this half. O Mickey and Sylvia take a participation from the whole group. There’s still ballad formula “MY FAVORITE RECORD” breather from their a lead voice present. B (2:38) [Lowell BMI — Kosloff, and turn in one of their most also with MINDY CARSON Jay] A tearful love song, exciting sides to date—a number the R & R heat, is belted by the (Columbia 41221 called “It’s You I Love”. The canary on this end. Commercial item p, “KNOCK ON WOOD” (2:55) enjoy. side’s got a great finger-snappin’ the kids should ® ' [Hawthorne ASCAP — Wayne, beat and features the team with Edwards] With “Hovo Nogiloh”, the HI-LITERS a good blend against an exciting Hebrew chant, making big noise un- (Hanover 4506) choral backdrop. Their strongest der the title “Dance Everyone Dance”, Mindy Carson offers an exciting and some time. “True “DANCE EVERYONE DANCE” side in quite spirited reading of another thrilling Danoff] B4 (2:17) [Bourne ASCAP— True Love” is a pretty rock-a- hora item that could follow suit. Live- A full and spirited English lyric ly high-stepping item that could be MICKEY & SYLVIA ballad. Top portion could take off. rendition of the much recorded He- the canary’s biggest seller in quite brew chant, “Hovo Nogiloh”, is some time. by the Hi-Liters. Strong ren- offered “MY FOOLISH HEART” dition that should bite off a slice of B (3:05) the sales melon. “MAN THAT’S CHOICE” (2:03) [Eime BMI—Lehmann, Lebowsky] [Joy ASCAP — Washington, Young] The versatile canary changes (2:24) [M. Witmark ASCAP—Noble] 1 MUST COME IN AT “THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU” 1 , “YOU the mood completely as she warbles V"r THE DOOR” (2:24) [Bourne (MGM 12696) a soft, romantic version of the beau- gospel hand- SAM (THE MAN) TAYLOR : ASCAP — Skylar] A tiful standard. with gusto by clapper is presented # Sam (The Man) Taylor is in the vocal group. top form as he hands in a power- DICK HYMAN TRIO ful instrumental rocker that could (MGM 12698) EDDIE HOLMES end up as the biggest record of “CHICKY-CHA” (2:05) [Coli- his side sports an (Eagle 1000) career. The seum BMI — Baker, Wieland] exciting latin rockin’ rhythm, a Dick Hyman could have a strong AGAIN” (2:25) in the spot- . and sax U “TOGETHER chorus Sam’s money-maker in this contagious cha- Reardon, melody B+ [Sounds ASCAP — light. Voices follow the cha dancer featuring a gal group re- Eagle label gets Taylor’s sax work resulting in Holmes] The new of peating the title lyrics. Commercial promising start with a fascinating sound. And at the off to a a arrangement of a hot dance number. dramatic rock-a-ballad reading of an end of each few bars a bass voice emotional love song by newcomer injects the title “Man That’s p, “NO SO COLD IN ALASKA” Eddie Holmes. Exciting sound the Choice”. Flip has the chorus and w •" (1:40) [Cromwell ASCAP — Hy- kids should go for. Could break open. Taylor oozing thru the great oldie man, Overton] The group working

\ Watch it. SAM (The Man) TAYLOR in beat style. Mean bit of wailing. with Hyman on this honky-tonk corn- Watch the upper slicing. baller is billed as the Klondike Four. (2:20) [Sounds “AT NIGHT” Instrumental novelty is broken up by Reardon, Holmes] An- B ASCAP— some dialog by two gents. other strong rock-a-ballad offering- chanted effectively by the talented GUY MITCHELL [Planetary vocalist. Side has a market in both ‘TIPPY CANOE” (2:00) ASCAP—Sherwood, Prince] (Columbia 41215) ,'the the pop and R & B fields. “LITTLE RING” (2:27) [Planetary ASCAP—Vance, Pockriss] “LET IT SHINE, LET IT B ’SHINE” (3:06) [Hawthorne NICKY FORTE SHAYE COGAN (Roulette 4095) ASCAP—Curtis, Kent] Guy Mitchell l(Harrison 100) ® Shaye Cogan, a promising is in fine form as he and a chorus talent with a bright future ahead, amble thru a pleasant romantic soft- “BABY I NEED MY KICKS” could have that much needed “first shoe’er. Side has a charming liltinj B (2:30) [Bobiek, Forte, Harrison] big record” in a catchy item cute summery romanth Nicky Forte and the Fortissimo’s called rhythm and a “Tippy Canoe” which she offers lyric. Should do well for the per debut on the new Harrison label with on her latest Roulette platter. It’s a good teenage rocker. Boys have former. a zesty, hard hitting, minstrel type that crude commercial sound the kids DOLL” (2:17) number with a good soft-shoe beat “BUTTERFLY like. E Twomey, Wise. and a number of catchy gimmicks. Select ASCAP— Goehring] An Oriental bouncer with “ROCKIN’ GUITAR” (2:30) Side reminds this listener of the p a rockin’ flair is the tempo for V”r [Forte, Harrison] A swinging- hits of the Gay ’90’s. Jockeys Mitchell’s spright treatment of this instrumental opus is dished across by should enjoy this change-of-pace romantic novelty. Love story the crew on this side. Good dance item. “Little Ring” is a fragile happy in Japan. merchandise. romantic filter displaying Shaye’s deals with an American sweeter voice. Watch the top SHAYE COGAN portion. JOE BUSHKIN FRANCES BURNETT (Capitol 4027) (Coral 62016) “TRUDIE” (1:58) [Piccadilly Glow BMI — Henderson] Key [Marci m “WALKIN’ INTO LOVE” Joe Bushkin employs i “DOWN THE AISLE OF LOVE” board ace EH" BMI—Heather, Michael] Swing- (2:39) [Myra BMI—Quin-Tones] harpischord for his delightful inter- opus is socked out ing, spiritual-like “PLEASE DEAR” (2:21) [Myra BMI—Quin-Tones] pretation of this European melody. Solid, by Miss Burnett, ork-chorus. Side lilts along contagiously and is that could hand-clapping disk pace QUIN-TONES (Hunt 321) most easy to listen to. Voices break show-up. Bears watching. in in spots to sing the title. Could The Hunt label should have its biggest money-maker yet in O a make big noise. to lie “LOOK UP” (2:35) [Roger fascinating new rock and roll ballad effort by the Quin-Tones under B ASCAP—Hyman] The tune was the title “Down The Aisle Of Love”. The use of an organ gives the p, “ROUND TABLE TALK” (2:121 a Dick Hyman-Sam “The Man” Tay- side an unusual, yet appropriate sound for the wedding setting of v* [Planetary ASCAP — Bushkin] lor instrumental success, and the the lyric. The group creates an attractive teenage blend and has a An instrumental tribute to the New thrush carries its low-down, blues wonderful lead voice that sells the romantic love story in grade “A” York dinner club and nitery The qualities with sizable vocal puncji. fashion. Flip, “Please Dear” is a good latin beat rocker. Watch the Round Table, has Joey drifting thru Combo backing, which includes an or- charts for the upper half. an instrumental swinger with his own gan, hard beats the melody. jazz inspired piano in the spotlight. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are revieiced by THE CASH BOX’ www.americanradiohistory.com 2

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~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii Illlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Cj JACK CARROLL THE GALLALADS (Decca 30697) (Vik 0332)~~

“BY ALL THAT’S BEAUTIFUL “BARRACUDA” (2:20) [Moon B (SOLE LUCENTE)” (2:41) B Mist BMI — Christina, Davis, [Cromwell ASCAP — Cini, Hoffman, Brown] The Gallalads, a vocal-instru- Manning-] A pretty Italian melody is mental combo, display their instru- affectionately portrayed by Carroll, mental talents on an excellent cha the chorus and an appropriately cha item that could take off. Side strumming ork. Tender theme for has a number of fascinating instru- straight ballad programming, mental gimmicks and a wonderful (/emTfe dance beat. “WACKI WACKI” (2:26) [Mid- B way ASCAP — Lampert, Gluck] p, “SILENTLY” (2:08) [Saxon Good fun here from Carroll and com- V"r BMI — Wolf, Mure] The boys pany on a humorous, Hawaiian-in- work vocally on this end as they spired ditty also available via a present a shuffle beat ballad with Mercury pressing by the Cardigans. Jack Vincent in the lead. Gal chorus accompanies the group’s hushed vocal technique. THE PLAYTHINGS (Liberty 55147) BETSY JONES n ‘‘SITTIN’ ” (1:58) [Desert Palms (Kapp 230) 0+ Trinity BMI—Garrison] Inviting harmony by the femme vocal team “VACATION WALTZ” (2:50) on a cute, bouncy romancer. The B [Jewel ASCAP — Taiani, Dee, gal in the song’s plot ponders the Gold] A touching rock and roll waltz way she stacks up with the fella. dealing with the correspondence of Ork backdrop is perfect for the occa- two lovers during their summer vaca- release, sion. Could be an active tion, is thrushed with sincerity by Betsy Jones on her Kapp debut. “LIPSTICK” (2:10) [Desert Tearful love story that should hit B Palms Trinity BMI — Conway, home with teenagers. Timely pro- Conway] A tango-tempo affair about gramming material. Betsy has talent. a gal who is warned to wipe off her lipstick. The surprise ending: she’s p, “WALLPAPER FLOWERS” only eleven years old. Catchy stint wT (2:30) [Regent BMI—Ferdinand] that should get play from the dee- Another heavy hearted rock-a-ballad jays. chanted with a tear by the polished songstress. TAB SMITH (Argo 5304) DART WARD & THE CUT-UPS (Rip 134) “TRY A LITTLE TENDER- [Robbins ASCAP—Camp- B NESS” “MISERY” (2:14) [Maryjune Smith bell, Connell, Woods] Saxist B BMI — Hunter, Marotta, Ward] the diskery with moves over to Argo Rip could have a contender in this a warm-beat performance of the oldie. slow moving latin beat rock-a-ballad Smith’s mellow blowing is supported chanted with a heavy heart by Ward by a group of females, who voice and his group. Touching song about instrumental-like. Relaxed beat ses- a lad searching for his love. sion deejays will go for.

p . “Q-T-CUTE” (1:28) [Maryjune f« . “DON’T PLAY WITH LOVE” 0+ BMI — Hunter, Marotta, Ward] W"r [Arc BMI—Smith] Side is taken The crew cuts thru a good dance ala upper half. Gals recite the title item. Hip swinging jumper. now and then.

~~KAY BROWN MARGARET WHITING (MGM 12694) (Dot 15804)~~

“PRETTY-EYED BABY” (1:30) n . “IF I HAD YOU” (2:05) [Rob- B [Pickwick ASCAP Williams, 15 • bins ASCAP—Shapiro, Campbell, — Connelly] Miss Brown, a former Johnson] Margaret leans into a cute Decca lark, now pacted to MGM, teenage bouncer with an exciting makes her first MGM try a sweet, handclapping rhythm. Chorus supplies but with a beat treatment of the a solid backdrop. Colorful rhythm evergreen. Effective transfer for the number that deserves a good spin. tune. Solid deejay attraction. p “JUST A DREAM” (2:31) [Ace U ' BMI — Clanton, Matassa] The “I LIKE TO ROCK ’N’ ROLL veteran lark hands in a sincere de- B SLOWLY” (2:45) [Choice AS- livery of the current Jimmy Clanton CAP—Tableporter] The artist eases hit. Good female rendition. nicely through a pleasing beat affair.

~~ANITA WOOD FRANK CURTIS (ABC Paramount 9947) (Palette 5002)~~

“CRYING IN THE CHAPEL” “SING SENORITA” (1:55) B (2:30) [Valley BMI — Glenn] B [Zodiac BMI — Frekin, Velona] Anita Wood, attracting much pub- Frank Curtis delivers a galloping licity as “Elvis Presley’s girlfriend”, tempo latin number in spirited fash- debuts on Am-Par with an emotional ion as he debuts on the new Palette rock-a-ballad arrangement of a hit of label. Exciting, castanet-filled side about six years ago. Dramatic per- with a Spanish flair. formance.

p . “ALL BECAUSE OF YOU” I* ' [Zodiac BMI Suerte, f* . “I’M LIKING THIS” (2:13) (2:32) — M"r [Sequence ASCAP — David, Ed- Drake] A touching love song is wards] A romantic novelty thrushed chanted with a heavy heart by the with a sultry voice by the canary. songster. Emotional performance. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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~~Arnold Maxin, MGM president, went Hollywood all the way when h 1~~

~~signed recording . contracts with femmes Jane Russell, Greer Garson an<~~

~~Edye Adams. Maxin also pacted comic Ernie Kovacs. . . . Neal Hefti ou on three labels with LPs. “Basie Plays Hefti” (Roulette), “Steve Allen Play Neal Hefti” (Coral), and “Pardon My Doowah~~

~~(Epic). . . . Tommy Mara on intensive record promo tion tour to kick off his Felsted Record “Where Thi~~

~~Blue Of The Night”. . . . Lew Prince huddling witl~~

~~MGM execs on more releases. His current deck i:~~

~~“Nancy”. . . . Danny Davis, deejay liason for Decca and wife Marie, had an addition to the family thi:~~

~~week. Lad was tagged Danny, Jr. . . . Grand Aware enters the “Volare” competition with an instru mental version of the hit tune by Charles Magnante~~

~~. . . The Carisch catalogue of Milan, Italy, will be represented by Mills Music in the U.S. Deal set bj~~

Jack Mills. . . . Hoffman and Manning tunesmiths showing real strong in the current Best Selling Charts. Current list shows “Secretly”, “Torero” “Make Me A Miracle”, “Are You Really Mine” ant

~~tommy mara now Como’s “Moon-Talk”. . . . DeJohn Sisters, now on Sunbeam, open at the Manor Hotel in Wildwood~~

~~N. J. with Mickey Shaugnessy on Aug. 15. . . . Ronn Cummins, Felsted youngster, on an extended deejay and TV tour plugging his “Cinderella ’Neath A~~

~~Beach Umbrella”. . . . Sunbeam Records released “Bi-Aza-Ku-Sasa” and “Wa’tch You Mean” by the Mogambos this week. The new release is a~~

master purchased from deejay Murray Kaufman, WINS-New York. . . . Rou- lette Records reports that “Every Beat Of My Heart” by Dale Darling is, according to Trutone Africa, Ltd., the label’s South African distributor,'

~~among the top three records in South Africa currently. . . . Gene Krupa and his trio headline at the Island Casino in West Hempstead. L. I. August 7-9.~~

~~. . . Kai Winding and his trombone septet get a fast repeat engagement at~~

the Old Crow Bar, Saugatuck, Mich., August 7-10. . . . Phyllis Cutler, Sammy Kaye’s pretty secretary, will swing and sway down Matrimony Lane with A1 Baumrind, Internal Revenue Bureau attorney, come February. CHICAGO:

An encouraging forecast is noted in the record industry’s efforts to create its own annual convention, since the SRO meeting held in Vee-Jay’s suite at the Palmer House July 23. Sincere enthusiasm was the keynote, and it’s

~~full steam ahead, according to reliable reports. . . . Lennie Garmisa flips: “Now that ABC-Par landed Steve Lawrence, he and~~

~~wife Eydie Gorine toil on the same label”. . . . It’s reported that tremendous response to Ken Nor- dine’s “Jazz In The Round”, via WBBM-TV, re-~~

sulted in added seating to the jazz circle. . . . Audio Fidelity’s fabulous Dukes Of Dixieland closed their successful stint at the Blue Note last week. Papa Jac, Frank and Freddie Assunto were in rare form, much to the joy of Joe Delaney and Sid Frey. De- laney’s lovely wife Thelma planed in from N’Yawk

to be with the gang t’other day. . . . Jack Teagarden planed to Vancouver for a command performance before Princess Margaret. Mr. Trombone assured us he’ll return in time for his opening, July 30, at the

Preview Lounge. . . . Local tunesmith Freddie Ar- quilla to tell that his EYDIE GORME writes us visits in Hollywood with Buck Stapleton of Capitol and Jimmie Haskell of Imperial are keeping his spirits high. Buck sees

possibilities with the Xmas music, while Haskell favors the rockin’ music. . . . Jerry Ferber tells us that everyone along Record Row was elated to learn that Ernie Leaner of United Distribs was unanimously elected to the con-

~~vention steering committee for the record industry. . . . Ralph Cox, local Coral chief, reports that Betty Madigan will appear on American Bandstand,~~

August 8, to sing her new disk “Dance Everyone Dance”. . . . Since his election as chairman of the record industry’s steering committee, Abner, Vee-Jay Records, is just about the busiest feller in town. He’s concentrating on national press coverage as well as beating the drums for this great, new project. Meanwhile, “For Your Precious Love” is doing big business all over the nation, according to Ab. HOLLYWOOD: Ralph Brewster, one of the original members of The Modernaires in the Glenn Miller days, has rejoined the group. Group guests with Bob Crosby

~~in New York Aug. 23 on Perry Como summer replacement TV shew. . . . Len Abbott of Capitol Records’ Advertising & Promotion dept, is the proud~~

~~father of a baby girl born Monday, July 21. . . . Howard Shipley agency signed new Rip recording~~

~~star Johnny Sage for a one-year contract. . . . The De Castro Sisters are planning an "extended tour of Caribbean clubs and theatres. Their latest Victor~~

release is a new Sammy Cahn ballad. . . . The Hi-Lo’s have signed Jack Brooks to write and stage an en- tirely new act for them, which the group will debut on its return from a two-month European tour in

~~August. . . . Tony Bennett opens next Monday at the~~

~~Fairmont Hotel in San Francisco. . . . David Rose has been set to guest conduct at the Irvine Bowl, Laeuna Beach, on Sept. 13 following his appearance~~

with the New Orleans Symphony this week. . . . I 705 Jay Thornton of Jones Records in town from Hous- ton Texas, playing THE DOODLERS ’ the new release of “The Dan- Tmkm ® RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA geroo” by The Doodlers for A1 Chapman and Barbara Hooloway at Modern Distributing.

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~~Phil Kahl To Europe Beauty Contest To Set Up Firms~~

NEW YORK— Phil Kahl announced this week that he and Halsey Cowen, attorney for the Patricia-Kahl and Planetary firms, will leave on August 14 for a four-week trip to England, Germany, France and Italy. Kahl stated that he and Cowen would hold a series of meetings with foreign publishers. In England they will set up Planetary Kahl London, Ltd. They are also negotiating to set up music firms in Germany, France and Italy. Kahl also advised that a publishing- firm had already been established in Johannesburg, South Africa. Future plans call for all the Kahl HOME SWEET HOME ROCK B publishing firms to work simultane- KING 5144 ously on all tunes. DONNIE ELBERT Belock Signs Raymond Scott COME ON SUGAR WANT COLLEGE POINT, N. Y.—Ray- TO BE NEAR YOU \ DELUXE 6168 mond, Scott, noted composer-conduc- CLEVELAND—WERE’s Phil McLean looks on approvingly as Bill Randle (j announced that he is entering tor, has interviews Phil’s entry in WERE’s beauty contest to help open Cleveland’s THE the stereophonic recording field. Scott suburban Town-n-Country Swim Club. The young lovely, Miss Linda Sprague, SWALLOWS has signed as the Artists and Reper- was runner up in the contest, which helped draw several thousand visitors toire Director of the Belock Record- during the weekday afternoon—in spite of threatening showers. ITCHY TWITCHY ing Company, a division of Belock Instrument Corporation, that is manufacturing and producing stereo- FEELING phonic tape and disk recordings. < I BREAKING VERY < “Stereo to me”, says Scott,” is not n exciting because of the fabulous WHO KNOWS, DO YOU only VERY VERY BIG! < new dimension it adds to the sound l < FEDERAL 12333 4 < of reproduced music generally, but o d TOMMYI OMMT LOVE £ also because it makes possible for the o ^ Tru Bi-Di- < first time in the home, JUST LIKE IN < rectional music. Using the bi-direc- o MY CRAZY HEART tional music technique as devel- n 4i b> S oped in the Belock Recording Labora- i>o tories a new listening thrill may very THE MOVIES o TELL ME, TELL ME fans.” FEDERAL 12331 well be in store for stereo SWAN 1010 0 f Scott is currently conducting his orchestra and chorus in producing KENNY MARTIN popular music recordings for the Be- SWAN RECORDS lock company under the Everest label, Harry D. Belock, president of the I’M SORRY iifirm, has announced. They will be »* distributed through Decca Distribut- YUM* YUM ing Corp., this fall. Scott recently I FEDERAL 12330 ! completed an eight-year stint as mu- 5 GREAT RECORDS sical director for “Your Hit Parade”. JOHNNY DARLING finished composing the music He has BAISEZ-MOI (KISS ME) for a Broadway musical, “Hat In I TEDDY KING VICTOR Hand”, soon to go into production by BASEBALL SO SATISFIED BABY Kroll-Conoway. b/w I LANE BROS. VICTOR DON’T WANT TO BY THE LIGHT OF THE MOON WIND 12" L. P. Record Albums Victor Selsman Dies I JIMMY BOWEN ROULETTE UP IN LOVE I'LL STRING ALONG WITH YOU Incomparable Fidelity DELUXE 6167 CINDY AND LINDY CORAL I at a Iruly NEW YORK—Victor Selsman, vet- IT'S ALL IN THE GAME TOMMY eran song plugger and publisher, died I EDWARDS MGM I Sensible Price! jf a heart attack last Saturday, July MUSIC PUBLISHERS $1.98 retail 26, while vacationing in Napanoch, HOLDING CORPORATION New York. Selsman, at the time of his death, was employed by E. B. ('Marks, publishers. Selsman, fifty years old, had previously worked with The Four Aces BRINGIN' IN THE GREEN! and Atlantic Records. His career totaled thirty years in the music ousiness. Surviving are his wife Rose, and KING- ;hree children, Michael, age 22, Seth j GETTIN’ 14, and Marlene 10. Connie Francis Tours Britain USED TO NEW YORK—Connie Francis has aeen signed for a 10-day tour of the British Isles starting August 15 ihrough August 24. FRANKIE LYMON The MGM disk star will appear on THE BLUES scores again . . . BBC-TV in London, play a week’s 47 / 20-7312 engagement at the Empire Theatre n Glasgow with interspersed one- “THE ONLY lighters. MELVIN ENDSLEY 19-year-old Connie has been riding WAY TO LOVE” ligh on England’s best seller charts vith “Who’s Sorry Now” and “I’m R-4093

~~Sorry I Made You Cry” running imongst the Top Ten for the past ;wo months.~~

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www.americanradiohistory.com 6 ; The Cask Box, Music Page 1 August 9, 1958 MY TRUE LOVE The Records 12 JACK SCOTT (Carlton) 15 ENCHANTED ISLAND Disk Jockeys 13 FOUR LADS (Columbia) 10 LEFT RIGHT OUT OF YOUR HEART 7 Played Most 14 PATTI PAGE (Mercury) 1

A SUMMARY OF REPORTS RECEIVED FROM THE NATION'S DISK JOCKEY.S IF DREAMS CAME TRUE 15 PAT BOONE (Dot) 12 Pot. Last Week POOR LITTLE FOOL JUST A DREAM L- 2 16 JIMMY CLANTON (Ace) 26 l RICKY NELSON (Imperial) PATRICIA LITTLE STAR 37 3 1 17 ELEGANTS (APT) l PEREZ PRADO (RCA Victor) t SPLISH SPLASH MOON TALK 4 39 u 3 BOBBY DARIN (Atco) 18 PERRY COMO (RCA Victor) CREOLE KING fa HARD HEADED WOMAN , 3 35 4 ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA Victor) 19 ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA Victor) ‘ ja WHEN SECRETLY ia 6 5 KALIN TWINS (Decca) 20 JIMMIE RODGERS (Roulette) 16

YAKETY YAK 21) PURPLE PEOPLE EATER. 22) BAUBLES, BANGLES AND BEADS. 23) GINGER- 5 COASTERS (Atco) BREAD. 24) YOU GOTTA HAVE RAIN. 25) WILLIE AND THE HAND JIVE. 26) 6 BORN TOO LATE. 27) ONE SUMMER NIGHT. 28) ENDLESS SLEEP. 29) WHAT

AM I LIVING FOR. 30) COME CLOSER TO ME. 3 1 ) DON'T ASK ME WHY. 32) NEL BLU DIPINTO Dl BLU 17 FOR YOUR PRECIOUS LOVE. 33) YOUNG AND WARM AND WONDERFUL. 34) 7 DOMENICO MODUGNO (Decca) DO YOU WANNA DANCE. 35) EARLY IN THE MORNING. 36) WESTERN MOVIES. 37) ARE YOU REALLY MINE. 38) SAME OLD SONG AND DANCE. P FEVER 39) ALL I HAVE TO DO IS DREAM. 40) MONIQUE. 41) SUNDAY BARBEQUE. 13 42) ROCKIN' ROBIN. 43) PADRE. 44) GUESS THINGS HAPPEN THAT WAY. c 8 PEGGY LEE (Capitol) 45) STUPID CUPID. 46) LITTLE SERENADE. 47) BLUE BLUE DAY. 48) kr.

KATHY-O. 49) OVER THE WEEKEND. 50) ANGEL BABY. 51 ) LAZY SUMMER REBEL ROUSER NIGHT. 52) YOU NEED HANDS. 53) RETURN TO ME. 54) YOU CHEATED. 8 55) BIRD DOG. 56) I'LL GET BY. 57) DEVOTED TO YOU. 58) h 9 DUANE EDDY (Jamie) THAT'S HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU. 59) BEATS THERE A HEART SO TRUE. 60) SOMEBODY

TOUCHED ME. 61 ) WHO ARE THEY TO SAY. 62) HOW THE TIME FLIES. 63) EVERYBODY LOVES A LOVER THINK IT OVER. 64) LEROY. 65) JUNE, JULY AND AUGUST. 66) BLUE BOY. 9 10 DORIS DAY (Columbia) 67) THE FREEZE. 68) BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY MOON. 69) THE WAIT- ING GAME. 70) CHANTILLY LACE. 71) DEVOTED TO YOU. 72) DANCE EVERYONE DANCE. 73) SHUT-UPS. 74) LOVE SONG FROM HOUSEBOAT. 75) A CERTAIN SMILE CHEMISE PLEASE; 11 NO BIG MAN; MA MA MA MARIE; LA PALOMA; SUSIE 11 JOHNNY MATHIS (Columbia) DARLIN'; DEVOTION; SHE WAS ONLY SEVENTEEN; AU REVOIR AMOUR; ; \’E SUMMERTIME BLUES. i

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Sunbeam Signs Artists Capitol’s Mobile Display Unit NEW YORK—Dick Haymes, Lon- ie Satin and Barbara Carroll have gned recording contracts with Sun- jam Records, it was announced last eek by the label’s president, Tommy alando. Haymes, who was previously with apitol Records, is currently appear- g at the Fack 11 Nightclub in San rancisco. He will record within iree weeks. Lonnie Satin, who starred in the roadway musical “The Body Beau- ful” recorded for Sunbeam last eek. He was also formerly with ipitol Records. Miss Carroll, whose trio will open Chicago shortly, will record as a nger and pianist. Previously she "NOTHIN' corded for RCA Victor. Other Sunbeam artists include Lil- tn Briggs, the De John Sisters, SHAKIN" rry Granahan and Eddie Fontaine. Valando also announced last week (But the Leaves) at the firm has retained Charlie arren to represent Sunbeam’s in- rests on the West Coast. Eddie Fonlaine ARCO 5309 CHESS PRODUCING CO. 2120 Michigan Avenue N. Y. Music Ops Banquet Chicago 16, Illinois Set For October 25

NEW YORK—The Music Operators that their : New York announced sociation will hold its 21st Annual Maksik’s ; nquet and Show at Ben wn & Country Club in Brooklyn, Breaking turday Evening, Oct. 25th, 1958. will be per ticket. TOGETHER bscriptions $20 b/w AT NIGHT by Edd ie Holmes Co-Star On The Campus with Ray Charles Chorus EAGLE # 1000 fflW YORK—Co-Star, the record |i.;ing game, Roulette’s new subsidi- EAGLE RECORDS ily label will be used, this coming (• division of Ark in Record Co.) liinester by the drama department albums, ( Columbia University. The j |iiich feature stars doing scenes op- site the record buyer via a script ; I blosed in each album for this pur- I se, will be used by the budding dealer interest in the 1959 Capitol i ispians in drama courses in the HOLLYWOOD—To create models of ij Acting scenes opposite iversity. High Fidelity Phonographs equipped for complete Stereo, the Los Angeles

~~1 stars in the albums will enable and branch of the Capitol Records Distributing Corp. has arranged for this 1: emoting i students to practice~~

I ling. One of the key albums be- mobile display unit which is visiting more than 500 Capitol dealers in has i is by June Havoc who ; used California. Ranging in size from compact portables to massive con- 1 >n part of the Shakespeare Festi- Southern Stratford, Conn., this summer. j in sole models, the sets are displayed in a 35-foot trailer which is roaming the

] ss Havoc was feted to a luncheon part the state throughout July and into August. i her honor last week by the Colum- southern of Two CRDC department. 1 University drama sales representatives accompany the rolling showroom as it pays a personal

call on each of the 500 dealers. 413 RACE STREET, CINCINNATI 2 OHIO Stereo Remote Haven & Finch Now WJBK’S Heard Via Telephone DETROIT, MICH. — WJBK, this BRINGIN’ IN THE GREEN! city, has inaugurated a regularly scheduled stereophonic remote from JEW YORK—Gene Klavan & Dee the new Kingsley Inn, Bloomfield 1 ich, WNEW’s morning dee jay

i m, 6 to 10 a. m., have become stars Hills, Michigan. c a new dimension, The Telephone. A special studio, fully equipped for 1ETTIN’ 1 jy are now being heard on WNEW stereophonic broadcasting, has been E ween 5 and 6 a. m. by telephone Inn, l r.ht from their cars as they drive constructed at the Kingsley t work. where Don McLeod and Clark Reid

; pro- i started at ’he whole thing a will preside on a rotating basis, each m meeting with the idea to have noon day, Monday through Friday. TO their ear- USED .van & Finch start show Everyone thought it was a The best of stereophonic music will

at idea . . . everyone but Klavan be played, together with stereophonic '’inch who now get up at 4:30 a. m. commercials. Special on-the-air in- ie on time for their 6 a. m. sign-on. terviews with visiting celebrities at ; next step was to find a way to get- the Kingsley Inn will also be fea- THE earlier without BLUES e them heard suggestion 47 / 20-7312 I l up any earlier. The tured. J;s made half in jest that they broad- The Kingsley Inn is completely c it from their cars on the way to wired throughout for stereophonic i i’k. Everyone felt this was the ] all din- ' feet solution and three days later music reception within of the MELVIN ENDSLEY 1 ir cars were fitted out with mobile ing rooms and all lounge areas. The 1 :phones. On Tuesday, July 29th, latest in electronic equipment has 1 iiir first phone call went on the air. provided for producing stereo 'he plan is to have them stop sev- been (II times on the way into the city, interviews and guests will even be RADIO CORPORATION OF A on greeted as they drive up to the mar- ] ee a call to the station and go

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Victor To Ship First 16 This Is— Liberty Signs Willy Nelson Stereo Tape Cartridges Domenico Modugno HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. — Liberty PADRE Records last week announced the sign- recorded by NEW YORK — The initial 16 RCA ing of fourteen-year-old Willy Nelson TONI ARDEN Decca Victor stereo tape cartridges will be of Tenafly, N. J., nephew of Ozzie VALERIE CARR Roulette and Harriet Nelson, to a disk pact. shipped to distributors on September SARAH VAUGHN Mercury 19th, Gilbert S. McKean, Admini- For the past two years Willy has j ERIN O’BRIEN Coral strator, Tape Merchandising, an- been a favorite in his local town as nounced last week. Originally an- leader and vocalist of his own band. nounced for June shipment, the stereo Jane Gibbs, Eastern representative tape cartridges were temporarily de- of Liberty, signed the young singer layed due to the over-taxing of fac- designating August 14th as the date of his first release, titled “Susie” HARD HEADED WOMAN 111 engineering facilities ! tory resulting from the demand for stereo disks. b/w “No Dough”. recorded by ELVIS PRESLEY RCA Victor 1 From October on, RCA Victor will la;; release approximately 15 tape car- | tridges per month embracing Pop and Palette Issues 1st Release by I Red Seal repertoire. Published Ijj

M The 16 stereo tape cartridges to NEW YORK — Palette Records, HILL AND RANGE SONGS, INC. if be released are: “Sweet Seventeen,” a new recording company affiliated 1619 Broadway, New York, New York with the Zodiac Music Publishing- fi.j Ames Brothers; “Lass With The Del- Company, last week announced its « icate Air,” Julie Andrews; “Around first release of singles. i» J i The World,” Frankie Carle; “Band Included in the four-disk debut re- Coral «'j Of The Coldstream Guards”; “The leases are: Betty Madigan— NEW YORK — In the event you’ve w Holy City,” Jerome Hines; “Lena “Jack The Ripper” b/w “Car Hop” "DANCE EVERYONE DANCE" wondered what the man with the hot- by Reg Owen and his Orchestra; “Sing Tina Robin— Coral :a Horne (| At The Waldorf”; “Lavalle In test record in the world looks like, Senorita” b/w “All Because Of You” "A LITTLE BIRD TOLD ME" p; Hi-Fi”; “New Glenn Miller Orches- here he is (above). Of course we’re by Frank Curtis; “Lotus Serenade” RCA referring to Domenico Modugno, Gogi Grant— *1 tra In Hi-Fi”; “Mucho Puente,” Tito com- b/w “Serenade in Pink” by European Jimmy James— Columbia poser and vocalist on the world-wide t( Puente; “South Pacific”; “Jamaica”; composer-arranger Peter Kreuder; “MARJOLAINA” | smash “Nel Blu Dipinto Di ‘ Blu”. l( and “Caminito del Campo” b/w “For- “Music For Dining,” Melachrino; Bar- Domenico Julie London— Liberty Modugno (Mo-doon-yo) tuna” by Ronald Palette and his Mul- 1,1 tok: “Concerto For Orchestra”; is Italian “IT’S EASY” an Gypsy Prince, a true de- ti-Moods Orchestra. ,l scendant of Italian Eddie Layton— Mercury i| “Liszt: Mephisto Waltz,” Reiner/ gypsy royalty. He With each new set of releases, Zo- Jose Melis— Seeco * l! is the son of a true Chicago; Beethoven: “Emperor Con- prince of the diac and Palette will issue a pocket- nearly extinct Sicilian race, whose “BRIGHT LIGHTS OF BRUSSELS" 11 certo”, Rubenstein; Copland: “Rodeo, sized pamphlet giving dee jays infor- colonies were once a sightseeing at- mation about the new release and the Billy The Kid,” Gould; Mendelssohn: BOURNE -ABC MUSIC traction for tourists. Reluctant to see various activities of the publishing s ' St., N. Y. ; “Italian And Reformation Symphon- his people and their colorful histories company. 136 W. 52nd ies,” Munch/Boston. and legends die out, Modugno started ic to put to music of his own creation j; Manufacturer’s nationally adver- the fabulous tales and folklore of f( tised prices of RCA Victor his tribe. He went from town to town 5 Stereo Margaret Whiting singing these ballads accompanied by J tape cartridges will range from $4.95 DECCA his guitar which he learned to play to $9.95, compared with stereo reel- [j while his Sicilian playmates were still type tape nationally “Pretty Eyed Baby” RECORDS vj advertised prices playing with toys. His weird but

- of $8.95 to $18.95. pleasant vocal sounds and the guitar’s | almost ritual-dance beat won for him and Get The instantaneous fame. Today he is one r of the fastest rising stars of radio, Play Coleman-Secon Form Firm TV, and films throughout Italy and “Just A Dream” Europe. 15804 In 1955 he made his first trip to # NEW YORK—A new firm Cole- this -country and appeared for several

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: man-Secon, Inc., has been successful weeks at the Blue Angel DECCA formed in J DOT RECORDS the field of entertainment. Among the in New York City. RECORDS 1 In 1958 he wrote and entered a i activities with which the firm will as- song in the San Remo Musical Fes- sociate itself will be television pack- tival, which walked off with the first aging, leasing films to television and prize in this famous continental fes- music publishing. tival of popular songs. A recording- . made by him was brought to the at- "Tia Juana' First endeavor of the firm, which TOPSY II I tention of Decca Records which re- is co-owned by Larry Coleman and leased the original Modugno record- H. B. BARNUM n 0N I Paul Secon, is a music publishing ing of “Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu”. “Nel Blu” is the IMPERIAL 5530 venture. Coleman is a well-known currently #3 best # cJ-Vve RECORDS selling record in the nation according songwriter, having had such hits as to The Cash Box Best Seller chart. “Richochet”, “Changing Partners”, “Papaya Mama”, “Big Guitar” and Cadence Re-Sssues Disk others. Secon, also a writer, was at ] j one time on the staffs of Variety and BRINGIN’ IN THE GREEN! Billboard. Coleman, a BMI author- NEW YORK—As a result of the composer, will continue to free-lance. success of Jim Reeves’ RCA Victor recording of “Blue Boy”, Cadence Firm has taken offices at 756 records has decided to re-issue the Seventh Avenue. Law firm of Gold- Anita Carter recording of the femme stein, Golenbock & Bareli will repre- version of the song “Blue Doll”. GETTIN’ sent. The number was originally issued about a year ago. Disk jockeys, distributors, etc., will be reserviced with promotion copies of the platter. Palladium Signs Pagan USED TO Rainwater Service NEW YORK — Palladium Records president, Stanley W. Zabka, has an- NEW YORK — Songwriter Ray nounced the signing of Brazilian Rainwater, long associated with the THE BLUES movie, night club and recording star country music field, has formed a 47/20-7312 will offer “services to Rosina Pagan to a recording contract. firm which songwriters”. The firm will have of- Palladium is releasing Miss Pagan’s fices in New York. initial disk offering this week. Sides Rainwater will record demos for are entitled “Rock-a-Bolero” and MELVIN ENDSLEY tunesmiths. If songwriters have only “Luna D’Amor”. Negotiations were lyrics, the Rainwater firm will have handled by Zabka and Buddy Basch, original melodies set to the lyrics on a co-writer basis. Palladium Records promotion chief, Other services are being offered too. me T RADIO CORPORATION Of AMERICA and personal manager Murri Barber Rainwater’s offices are at 48 W. for Miss Pagan. 48th St. in New York City.

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1. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 2. When (Kalin Twins) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) (D. Modugnc 3. Everybody Loves A Lover 3. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) (D. Day) 4. Little Star (Elegants) 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 4. Patricia (P. Prado) 5. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) 4. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 5. Early In The Morning 6. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) 5. When (Kalin Twins) (Rinky Dinks) 7. When (Kalin Twins) 6. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 6. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) 8. Hard Headed Woman 7. My True Love (J. Scott) 7. Ain't That Love (H. Belafonte) (E. Presley) 8. Hard Headed Woman EKBCn 8. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 9. Everybody Loves A Lover (E. Presley (D. Modugno) (D. Day) 9. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) 9. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 10. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 10. Devotion (J. Harper) (D. Modugno) 10. Left Right (P. Page)

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T. Little Star (Elegants) 1. King Creole (E.P.) (E. Presley) 1. Little Star (Elegants) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Nel Blue Dipinto Di Blu 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 3. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) (D. Modugno) 3. Patricia (P. Prado) 4. Happy Years (Diamonds) 3. One Summer Night 4. Foor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 5. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (Dandleers) 5. Stupid Cupid (C. Francis) (D. Modugno) 4. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 6. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 6. Summer Time Blues (Cockran) 5. Susie Darlin' (R. Luke) 7. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) 7. When (Kalin Twins) 6. Willie & The Hand Jive (Otis) 8. Fever (P. Lee) STUPID 7. 9. Blu Dipinto Di Blu CUPID 8. Everybody Loves Lover Gingerbread (F. Avalon) Nel A kl 2683 (D. Day) 8. Thunder Road (R. Mitchum) (D. Modugno) 9. My True Love (J. Scott) 9. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 10. Are You Really Mine 10. Willie & The Hand Jive (Otis) 10. Splish Splash (B. Darin) (J. Rodgers

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1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. Reber Rouser (D. Eddy) 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 3. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 3. When (Kalin Twins) 3. Hard Headed Woman 4. Fever (P. Lee) 4. Patricia (P. Prado) (E. Presley)

5. What Am I Living For 5. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 4. Splish Splash (B. Darin) TOMMY EDWARDS (C. Willis) 6. Fever (P. Lee) 5. When (Kalin Twins) 6. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 7. Left Right Out Of Your Heart 6. One Summer Night 7. When (Kalin Twins) (P. Page) (Dandleers) 8. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 8. Willie & The Hand Jive (Otis) 7. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 9. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 9. Hard Headed Woman 8. My True Love (J. Scott) 10. For Your Precious Love (E. Presley) 9. Willie & The Hand Jive (Otis) 10. A Certain Smile irs ALL IN (J. Butler) (J. Mathis) 10. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) THE MUSIC BOX BOB SCHAAD CO. BEN BROWN MUSIC San Francisco, Calif. Evansville, Ind. Lynn, Mass.

1. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blue 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (D. Modugno) 2. Hard Headed Woman (B. Modugno) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) (E. Presley) 2. Suzie Darlin' (R. Luke) 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 3. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 3. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 4. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 4. Reber Rouser D. Eddy) 4. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) 5. You Cheated (Shields) 5. Patricia (P. Prado) 5. Everybody Loves A Lover THE 6. When (Kalin Twins) 6. When (Kalin Twins) (D. Day) GAME 7. I Believe In You 7. Somebody Touched 6. Little Star (Elegants) Me k12688 (Robert & Johnny) (B. Knox) 7. Kathy-O (Diamonds) 8. Betty Lou Got A New Pair Of 8. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 8. Baubles, Bangles & Beads Shoes (B. Freeman) 9. Everybody Loves A Lover (Kirby Stone IV) 9. Yakety Yak (Coasters) (D. Day) 9. Monique (F. Sinatra) 10. My True Love (J. Scott) 10. Endless Sleep (J. Reynolds) 10. Patricia (P. Prado)

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1. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 1 . Patricia (P. Prado) 1. Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Happy Years (Diamonds) 2. Fever (P. Lee) 2. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 3. Willie & The Hand Jive (Otis) 3. Come Closer To Me (N. Cole) 3. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 4. When (Kalin Twins) 4. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 4. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 5. Blue Blue Day (Don Gibson) 5. Willie & The Hand Jive (Otis) 5. For Your Precious Love 6. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) 6. Blue Bo/ (J. Reeves) (J. Butler) 7. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) 7. Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) 6. Little Star (Elegants) 8. Just 7. Don't Ask (Presley) 8. Blessed Are They A Dream (J. Clanton) Me Why 9. A Certain 8. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) THRILL Smile (J. Mathis) YOU 9. Little ME Star (Elegants) (Through and Through) 10. Everybody Loves A Lover 9. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 10. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) (D. Day) 10. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) kl 2691

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1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. My True Love (J. Scott) 1. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 2. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) (D. Modugno) 3. Willie & The Hand Jive (Otis) 4. Western Movies (Olympics) 3. Rockin' Robin (B. Day) 4. One Summer Night 5. Little Star (Elegants) 4. Little Star (Elegants) (Dandleers) SAM ™ TAYLOR 6. Reber Rouser (D. Eddy) 5. Lover Doll (E. Presley) 5. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 7. Hard Headed Woman 6. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 6. Try The Impossible (Andrews) (E. Presley) 7. Willie & The Hand Jive (Otis) 7. My True Love (J. Scott)

8. That's I 8. Chantilly Lace (B. Bopper) 8. Fever (P. Lee) How Much Love You (P. Boone) 9. Hard Headed Woman 9. Closer Come To Me (N. Cole) 9. Patricia (P. Prado) (E. Presley) MAN THE VERY 10. Willie & The Hand Jive (Otis) 10. Kathy-O (Diamonds) 10. Patricia (P. Prado)

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Jamaica, L. I., N. Y. Baltimore, Md. Buffalo, N. Y. THAT’S THOUGHT 1. Little Star (Elegants) 1. Hard Headed Woman 1. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) (E. Presley) 2. Volare (D. Martin) 3. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 2. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 3. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 4. Fever (P. Lee) 3. Patricia (P. Prado) 4. Crazy Eyes For You 5. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) 4. You're A Sweetheart (B. Hamilton) 6. One Summer Night (L. W. John) 5. One Summer Night (Dandleers) 5. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) (Dandleers) CHOICE OF YOU 7. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 6. Think It Over (Crickets) 6. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) 7. Fever (P. Lee) 7. Nel Blue Dipinto 8. Everybody Loves A Lover Di Blu 8. Hootchy Koo (L. Williams) (D. Modugno) hi (D. Day) 2696 9. One Summer Night 8. Angel Baby (D. Martin) 9. Stupid Cupid (C. Francis) (Dandleers) 9. Hard Headed Woman 10. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 10. Itchy Twitchy Feeling (E. Presley) (D. Modugno) (B. Hendricks) 10. Fever (P. Lee) “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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LOS ANGELES, CAL.—The sale of California Record Distributors, ? SMASH Southern California independent record, phonograph and tape distribu- RELEASES tor, to Jack Lewerke, was announced \ last week. Lewerke, who has been vice-president and general manager ON of the company since 1951, becomes President. will no change in the \ “There be * VEE -JAY policies of the company,” said Lew- erke. “We will continue to specialize in top quality, high fidelity products. I have unlimited confidence in the future of the business, and look for a sharp upswing in the coming months.” California Record Distributors handles Westminster, High Fidelity, Cook, Contemporary, Fantasy, World- Pacific, Good Time Jazz, Riverside, Gene Norman Presents, Society for Forgotten Music, Prestige, Andex, Tom Lehrer and Stereo Records. LOS ANGELES—To publicize his Contender recording of “The Gorilla”, Lewerke was general manager of singer Bert Convy took a gorilla to lunch at the Brown Derby’s Record Room. Good Time Jazz Records from 1949 In the above photo, Chuck Blore, program director of station KFWB shares to 1951 before he joined California a ‘bite’ with the gorilla as Art Nelson, left KABC and Bert Convy look on. Record Distributors. Prior to that he owned his own retail record shop in Santa Monica, and co-edited Clef, a monthly music magazine. »y Jack Lacey To Honolulu \ ^

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NEW YORK—J. Akuhead Pupule, 5 AND HIS ORCHESTRA S popular Hawaiian disk jockey, who broadcasts for radio station KHVH in 4 Honolulu, will guest star on WINS for two weeks starting Monday, August ABNER #1014 4th. So the Islands will not be barren of a top-rated disk jockey while Pupule is away, WINS is sending

Jack Lacey to Honolulu to fill in for J. Akuhead. J. Akuhead Pupule, often referred to as “the wild man of the hula belt,” will be all over WINS, throwing a luau of chatter as he guests on all the WINS programs. J. Akuhead Pupule (English trans- | “STORMY lation: J. Fishead Crazy) is a “go West young man” product of Brook- lyn, formerly named Hal Lewis. ^WEATHER”! Joan Wins DJ’s

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mmmSSm&M NEW YORK—Joan Merrill recently did the New York deejay tour with her new Westminster release, “How Did He Look?” Seen above, top left, jVEE JAY-FALCON RECORDS < are Joan and William B. Williams 4 4 (WNEW), who is preparing to spin d 2129 S. MICHIGAN AVENUE 5 Upper right “How Did He Look?” 4 2 Norman Stevens (WMGM). Lower left — Joe Franklin (WABC-TV). f 4 Lower right — Jerry Marshall of 4 4 WMGM.

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1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 2. (Kalin When Twins) 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 2. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) Juke 3. Patricia (P. Box Prado) 3. Little Star (Elegants) 3. Willie And The Hand Jive 4. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 4. Patricia (P. Prado) (J. Otis, 5. Hard Headed Woman 5. Western Movies (Olympics) 4. My True Love (J. Scott) Regional Record (E. Presley) 6. Fever (P. Lee) 5. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 6. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 7. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 6. One Summer Night 7. Everybody Loves A Lover 8. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (Dandleers) (D. Day) (Modugo/Martin) 7. Patricia (P. Prado) Report 8. Willie & Hand Jive (J. Otis) 9. Just 8. Splish A Dream (J. Clanton) Splash (B. Darin) 9. Endless Sleep (J. Reynolds) 10. Everybody Loves A Lover 9. Western Movies (Olympics) 10. Fever (P. Lee) (D. Day) 10. When (Kalin Twins) The Top Ten Records — City by City

mi!llllllll!liilllllllll!llll iiiiii Denver, Colo. Baltimore, Md. Milwaukee, Wise. New York, N. Y. Chicago, III. Los Angeles, Calif. 1. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. Hard Headed Woman 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. Little Star (Elegants) 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) (D. 2. Modugno) Patricia (P. Prado) (E. Presley) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 3. Hard Headed Woman 2. Patricia 3. Nel Blu Dip into Di Blu (P. Prado) 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 3. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 3. When (Kalin Twins) (E. Presley) 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 4. When (Kalin Twins) (D. Modugno) 4. When (Kalin Twins) 4. Hard Headed Woman 4. One Summer Night 4. Enchanted 4. Everybody Loves A Lover Island (Four Lads) 5. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 5. Fever (P. Lee) (E. Presley) (Dandleers) 5. Poor (D. Day) Little Fool (R. Nelson) 6. Hard Headed Woman 5. 5. Willie And The Hand Jive 6. Little 5. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 6. Little Star (Elegants) Come Closer To Me (Cole) Star (Elegants) (E. Presley) (J. Otis) 7. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 7. Rebel 6. When (Kalin Twins) 7. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) 6. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) Rouser (D. Eddy) 6. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 8. If Dreams 7. A Certain Smile (J. Came True 8. Fever (P. Lee) Mathis) 8. 7. Splish Splash Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (B. Darin) 7. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) 8. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) (P. Boone) 9. Left Right Out Of Your (Modugno/Martin) 8. 8. Splish 9. Yakety Yak (Coasters) Enchanted Island (Four Lads) Splash (B. Darin) 9. Rockin' Robin (B. Day) Hear (P. Page) 9. Yakety Yak 9. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) 10. Early In The TO. One Summer Night (Coasters) 9. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) Morning 10. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 10. My True Love (J. Scott) (Darin/Holly) (D. Modugno) (Dandleers) 10. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 10. Yakety Yak (Coasters)

I Boston, Mass. Miami, Fla. Pittsburgh, Pa. Cleveland, Ohio Philadelphia, Pa. Seattle, Wash. 1 . Patricia (P. Prado) 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. When (Kalin Twins) 1. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 1 . Patricia 2. Just A Dream (J. 2. (P. Prado) 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) Clanton) Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) (D. Modugno) 2. 3. Little Star (Elegants) When (Kalin Twins) 2. King Creole (E. Presley) 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 3. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 2. Rockin' Robin (B. Day) 3. 4. Nel Blue Splish Splash (B. Darin) 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) Dipinto Di Blu 4. My True Love (J. Scott) 4. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 3. Patricia (P. Prado) 4. Everybody Loves A Lover 4. One Summer Night (D. Modugno) 5. Fever (P. Lee) 5. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 4. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 5. Purple People Eater (Wooley) 6. (D. Day) (Dandleers) Yakety Yak (Coasters) 6. Little Star (Elegants) - 5. Little Star (Elegants) 5. 6. Poor Little Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 5. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu Fool (R. Nelson) 7. Little Star (Elegants) 7. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 6. My True Love (J. Scott) 6. Western 7. Born Movies (Olympics) (D. Modugno) Too Late (Poni-Tails) 8. Hard Headed Woman (D. Modugno) 7. Hard Headed Woman 7. Poor 8. If Little Fool (R. Nelson) 6. Willie & Hand Jive (Otis) Dreams Came True (Boone) (E. Presley) 8. Everybody Loves A Lover (E. Presley) 8. Little Star 9. Are Really (Elegants) 7. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) You Mine 9. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) (D. Day) 8. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 9. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 8. Hard Headed Woman (J. Rodgers) 10. Left Right Out Of Your 9. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 9. Everybody Loves A Lover 10. Splish (D. Modugno) (E. Presley) Splash (B. Darin) Heart (P. Page) 10. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) (D. Day) 10. Just Like In The Movies 9. Susie Darlin' (R. Luke) 10. Willie & Hand Jive (J. Otis) (Upbeats) 10. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy)

~~San Francisco, Calif. Buffalo, N. Y. Houston, Tex.~~

1 . Patricia (P. Prado) 1. Poor New Orleans, La. Minneapolis, Minn. Cincinnati, Ohio Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 2. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 2. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) (D. 3. Nel 1. Patricia (P. Prado) Modugno) Blu Dipinto Di Blu 1 . Little Star (Elegants) 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 3. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 2. Poor 3. When (Kalin Twins) (Modugno/Martin) Little Fool (R. Nelson) 2. Hard Headed Wcivtan 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 4. Splish Splash(B. Darin) 4. 3. Fever (P Lee) Patricia (P. Prado) 4. Hard Headed Woman (E. Presley) 3. Fever (P. Lee) 4. Endless 5. Hard Headed Woman 5. One Summer Night (E. Presley) Sleep (J. Reynolds) 3. Poor Little Fool (R. A. Nelson) Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) (E. Presley) 5. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) (Dandleers) 4. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 5. Itchy Twitchy Feeling 5. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 6. 6. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 6. Fever (P. Lee) Splish Splash (B. Darin) 5. (Kalin When Twi ns) (B. Hendricks) 6. Willie & Hand Jive ((J. Otis) 7. Hard Headed 7. One Summer Night 7. Hard Headed Woman Woman 6. If Dreams Came True 6. Yakety Yak (Coasters) (Dandleers) (E. Presley) 7. Think It Over (Crickets) (E. Presley) (P. Boone) 7. When (Kalin Twins) 8. Everybody Loves A Lover 8. One Summer Night 7. Willie & Hand Jive 8. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) (J. Otis) 8. Patricia (P. Prado) (D. Day) 8. Fever (P. Lee) (Dandleers) 8. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 9. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 9. Are 9. Crazy Eyes For You 9. Yakety Yak (Coasters) You Really Mine 9. Patricia (P. Prado) 10. Hard Headed (B. Hamilton) 9. WFen (Kalin Twins) 10. Certain Woman (J. Rodgers) A Smile (J. Mathis) 10. Fever (P. Lee) (E. Presley) 10. My True Love (J. Scott) 10. Splish Sn’ash (B. Darin) 10. Co e Closer To Me (N. Cole) BELOCK RECORDING

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Ten U.S. Disk Jockeys KDKA’s “Gold Record Day” Tour Europe To A NEW YORK—Ten American disk jockeys, all members of the National Council of Disk Jockeys for Public Service, will make a 21-day tour of HIT European countries, in association with the USO, for the Department of Defense. The men will assemble in New York and leave from Maguire base on August 7. ALBUM Air Force The deejays will carry with them 40 to 50 of the current record “best sellers” and will stage live typical disk jockey “shows from home” for the members of the armed forces sta- tioned in Europe, and for the civilian populations in the areas they visit. The men making this trip, as representatives of the National Council of Disk Jockeys and their own independent stations and radio and TV sas (mmzs chains, will include: Paul Berlin,

KNUZ-Houston, Texas; Lad Carle- t, 6«B Z?X ^ ton, WKDR-Manchester, N. H.; Eddie Clarke, WHB-Kansas City, Mo.; Bud- dy Deane, WJZ-TV-Baltimore, Md.; PITTSBURGH, PA.—Mr. and Mrs. Jan Peerce (center) were the guests Elliot Field, KFWB-Hollywood, Cal.; of honor at KDKA Radio’s recent “Gold Record Day” celebration. They’re Francisco Larry Fischer, KTSA-San Antonio, San shown here with KDKA deejay Bob Tracey (left) and program manager Guy Texas; Phil McLean, WERE-Cleve- S. Harris. The Peerces attended a press conference cocktail party and the O’Brien, land, Ohio; Tom WINS-New “Over 21 Record Hop” and dinner. Peerce’s new RCA Victor LP, “Jan Peerce York City; Art Pallan, KDKA-Pitts- at Las Vegas,” was previewed. burgh, Pa.; and Clark Reid, WJBK- MY Detroit, Mich. The project is conceived as one more method of bringing about a better It's Another Davey Crockett understanding between young Amer- ENCHANTED ica and its counterpart in Europe, o Here Are through the medium of American popular music, as presented by its ZORRO chief exponents, the disk jockeys. Taped and filmed stories of this “The Daddy-O’s” CITY “Trans-Atlantic Record Hop” will be j j broadcast and telecast by stations THE CHORDETTES Again throughout this country while the Cadence 1349 deejays are on tour and after their # return. DAVID ROSE CADENCE RECORDS “ROW!!” | and his Orchestra 119 W. 57th St., N. Y., N. Y b/w Teagarden Overseas Order from the Following Distributors: CHICAGO—Jack Teagarden, who BOTHER — Modern Dist. Co. “DON’T 2978 W. Pico Blvd. opened at the Preview Lounge on It's a B-i-i-g One Los Angeles, Calif. July 30 through August 17 is going THE PURPLE PEOPLE ___ Sonic Dist. overseas for the State Department on 1010 Franklin St. September 23. EATER MEETS THE ME” San Francisco, Calif. Teagarden will take his band and Tru-Tone Dist. Co. — N.W. Second Ave. his trombone on a 20-week tour of WITCH DOCTOR CABOT RECORD # 125 4701 Miami, Florida the Near East, Far East and Middle by Published by Garmisa Dist. Co. Inc. nations will Michigan Ave. East. Among the he Joe South 2011 S. visit are Pakistan, Afghanistan, Ja- SAXON MUSIC CORP. gg Chicago, Illinois — pan, Korea and India. NRC 5000 A-l Record Dist., Inc. = 628 Baronne St. - = The Teagarden organization in- = New Orleans, Louisiana cludes Don Ewell on piano, Stan Puls CABOT RECORDS Cosnat Dist. Corp. s== 47th St. on bass, Ronnie Greb on drums, Jerry 110 W. 55th St., N. Y. C. 315 W. Fuller on clarinet, Dick Oakley New York City Record Service on trumpet, and Big T’s world fa- National recording Uorp. B. G. 337 N.W. 6th Ave. ggg 1224 Fernwood Circle N.E. Atlanta, Georgia mous trombone. Portland, Oregon Allied Record Dist., Inc. Clark St. s 24 . 1= j= East Hartford, Connecticut Dist. - : United Record Visits Retailer 1613 St. Emanuel = Houston, Texas g= Mutual Dist., Inc. 1241 Columbus Ave. gg Boston, Massachusetts jg= Cadet Dist. Co. - 3766 Woodward Ave. Detroit, Michigan Heilicher Bros., Inc. 119 N. Ninth St. BIG, BIG HIT! Minneapolis, Minnesota BLUE =^=7 Dist. Corp. Cosnat 415 Halsey St. g Newark, New Jersey g Div. Faysan Dist. Inc., Dot Record 506-20 Seventh St. gl Buffalo, New York Cosnat Dist. Corp. igg 1233 W. 9th St. Cleveland, Ohio

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Some Territories Still Open WATERLOO, IOWA—Buddy Holly, DON GIBSON )ecca star, visited Ken’s Record Shop, his city, while on tour. His appear- SEAL RECORDS nce, at which he autographed pie- 13344 Albers St. drew large crowds. ures and records, RCA\TCT<>R Van Nuys, California V ith Buddy, right, is Ken. Buddy’s release is “Early In urrent Decca t he Morning.”

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~~London Lowdown ) ® AND England’s Top 30 Records~~

Ed Welker of EGA Album Division busily engaged in their summer sea- over here for recordings arranged by sons at the coast. the English Decca Company on behalf % % % Ed then goes over to Rome of RCA. “NEW MUSICAL EXPRESS” BEST confab with Mario Lanza. to SELLING RECORDS IN BRITAIN has Happy man in London is Paddy (Week ending Crookshank of the Robbins-Miller- Saturday, 26th July, 1958.) Rouser, Feist Group. It was he who bought another Blu’’ in Italy “Nel Blu dipinto di 1 All I Have To Do Is Dream/ before the song even appeared in the Claudette—Everly Bros. (London) Festival, and is now enjoying a won- 2 Hard Headed Woman derful coverage by leading American Elvis Presley (RCA) recording stars. 3 Big Man Max Bygraves entertained us on Four Preps (Capitol) television for thirty minutes and was followed by a thirty minute song re- 4 Tulips From Amsterdam/You Need cital by Paul Robeson. Hands—Max Bygraves (Decca)

~~Mr. Presley’s “Hard Headed Wom- 5 Rave On Buddy Holly (Coral) an” is hitting the charts in a big way. It’s No. 2 this week. 6 Twilight Time~~

Also in and still climbing Perez Platters (Mercury) Prado’s “Patricia.” 7 When Dorothy Squires, just back from Kalin Twins (Brunswick) Torre Molinas, wrote a song about 8 Return To Me— this little Spanish town which she Dean Martin (Capitol) recorded. It’s published by Chappell. tops 9 Endless Sleep

It is now most unlikely that Harry Marty Wilde (Philips) Belafonte will appear on television 10 Who’s Sorry Now “REBEL ROUSER” due to certain restrictions in his con- Connie Francis (MGM) tract, as he will be appearing for a Street You Live week in London in a one man show. 11 On The Where with Vic Damone (Philips) Received nice notes from Fay Tish- 12 I’m Sorry I Made You Cry man and Dan Fisher. Connie Francis (MGM) Buddy Holly’s “Rave On” still 12 Sugar Moon climbing the charts and it looks as Pat Boone (London) though the Crickets’ waxing of “Think It Over” is ready to follow suit. 14 Sally Don’t You Grieve/Betty, Betty, Betty—Lonnie Donegan France is beginning to talk about a (Pye-Nixa) new Brazilian bombshell called Mar- 15 On The Street Where You Live— lene who is supposed to have been David Whitfield (Decca) discovered by Edith Piaf. 16 A Very Precious Love Big leap up for the Kalin Twins Doris Day (Philips) with their waxing of “When”. 17 Torero Heard one of the finest albums in Julius LaRosa (RCA) recent months titled, “Sing Sing, Sing” by the Clarke Sisters on the 18 Think It Over— Dot label. Crickets (Coral)

There has been a lot of talk in re- 19 Purple People Eater cent months of a recession in the Sheb Wooley (MGM) over here. But accord- record business 20 Stairway Of Love ing to sales figures these rumours Michael Holliday (Columbia) seem to be very misleading. Most of the record companies seem to have 20 Book Of Love Mudlarks (Columbia) equalled and in some cases surpassed last year’s figures for the equivalent 22 Patricia periods. It looks as though nothing Perez Prado (RCA) will stop good records from selling 23 Ooh! My Soul- big. Little Richard (London) "The Walker" Most of the European countries are 23 Trudie awaiting a reaction from America be- Joe Henderson (Pye-Nixa) fore entering the stereophonic field on Going strong JAMIE 1104 a large scale. Great Britain will 25 Jacqueline “REBEL ROUSER” launch both records and equipment Bobby Helms (Brunswick) most probably during the coming 26 Yakety Yak Radio and Television Exhibition at Coasters (London) the end of August. Published by GREGMARK MUSIC (BMI) 27 The Only Man On The Island Vera Lynn will be going to the Nationally Distributed by Vic Damone (Philips) GONE RECORDS States toward the middle of Septem- 28 The Only Man On The Island! ber and will on her return, resume 1650 BROADWAY (JUdson 6-1060) N. Y. Tommy Steele (Decca) her television series which has been Aw.c.«re«/i,,j AMIE RECORD CO. so popular. 29 Tom Hark—Elias & his Zig Zag Jive Flutes (Columbia) Television shows at the moment 1330 W. GIRARD AVE., PHILA., PA. seem to be suffering from the lack 30 When The Boys Talk About The D.J/s: For Sample Records Write to Jamie Records. of top artists, most of whom are Girls—Valerie Carr (Columbia) “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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Bob Austin Named Nat’l. Art Mooney Helps Chairman “America’s :nui LOOK!!! Deejays Salute Benny Goodman Week’’ CRYSTALETTE SCORES NEW YORK—Bob Austin, general manager of the music department of The Cash Box, will be national chair- NOT ONE— man of “America’s Deejays Salute Benny Goodman” Week, which will be celebrated the week of August 25th. NOT TWO- During that week deejays through- BUT out the country will play selections from “Benny Goodman Plays World Favorites In High Fidelity,” a 12-inch LP the maestro recorded at the Brus- 3 BIG HITS sels Fair, which has just been released by the radio-tv division of Westinghouse to deejays only. It will IN A ROW be their way of honoring Goodman for SOUTH PLAINFIELD, N.J.—When the town of South Plainfield, N.J. decided to the good will he created for the raise $4,000. to help pay for a heart operation on Little Joe Ivubitsky it enlisted the aid of Art Mooney, MGM recording artist. Mooney United States while acting as its responded with such whole hearted support that when the day was done, musical ambassador at the Fair. It Mooney found himself appointed “Honorary Chief of Police” and “Honorary was there he entertained as the first Mayor of South Plainfield.” Mooney acted as master of ceremonies, auctioned autographed records, sold sponges which to “in person” feature in the American were be thrown at the Mayor, and sundry other activities that made him the hero of So. Plainfield. Over performing arts program as a pub- $4,200. was raised so that internationally famous heart surgeon Charles Bailey lic service presentation of the West- could close the hole in Little Joe’s heart. inghouse Broadcasting Company in cooperation with the United States De- partment of State.

SONG WRITERS! t. Ronnie Mason Record Distribs, Chi, To NOTHING SELLS A GOOD SONG LIKE A GOOD DEMO. LIKE Hold Grand Opening HAVE YOU THAT GOOD SONG BUT DON’T KNOW THE “KINDA ROPES? WE CAN ELIMINATE 90% OF YOUR PROBLEMS. Of New Offices FOR THE SMALL FEE OF $35.00 YOUR SONG WILL RE- LOVE” b/w CEIVE THE BIG TREATMENT OF BEING RECORDED BY 'Consideration" CHICAGO—Anthony Galgano and OUR PROFESSIONAL MUSICIANS AND VOCALISTS AND # 719 Reuben Lawrence, Record Distribs RETURNED TO YOU ON A 10-INCH DISC, AND FREE WITH ind Galgano Distribs of this city, last YOUR ORDER YOU’LL RECEIVE COMPLETE INFORMA- week, announced a gala grand opening TION ON THE FUNCTIONS OF B.M.I., A.S.C.A.P., COPY- celebration, Tuesday, August 5, from RIGHT LAWS, PLUS DETAILS, WITH NAMES AND AD- 1 to 10 p.m., at 4135 West Armitage Avenue, to officially open their new DRESSES, OF REPUTABLE PUBLISHERS AND RECORD offices and showrooms. CONTACT MEN. FOR PROMPT SERVICE SEND YOUR LEAD The firm recently moved into its SHEET PLl JS $35.00 (check or money order) TO: lew quarters when an increase in (ales and staff necessitated expansion. Galgano urged everyone to join in RAY RAINWATER STUDIOS 2. The Playboys he festivities and tour through, what ie referred to as the ideal floor plan 48 W. 48th St., New York 36, N. Y. und layout for a busy record dis- “CHARGE ributor.

He said, “our added space and facilities merely bears out our con- IT” tinued optimistic outlook on busi- b/w less conditions. We’ve grown tre- "Whatizit" nendously during the past year; and, # 720 >ur one big label, Audio Fidelity, has ertainly contributed to our growth. 3 . Mo Klein and )ur faith in Sid Frey, president of BIG, BIG HIT! Audio Fidelity, has certainly paid BLUE

iff in full.” the Sargents Galgano continued, “Mr. Frey, vhom we refer to as ‘Mr. Stereo,’ has ontributed vastly to the happiness “ALRIGHT rnd listening pleasure of millions of Americans through his pioneering of DAY stereo records BLUE ugh fidelity, and now 20-7010 PRIVATE’’ 47 / nd tapes.” b/w Reuben Lawrence stated, “we’re "Flying Loxbox" 722 iroud to be associated with Sid Frey, # DISTRIBUTORS: SOME TERRITORY OPEN /hose firm is synonymous with high WIRE OR WRITE idelity and stereophonic reproduc- ion.” DON GIBSON CRYSTALETTE The new headquarters for Record RECORDS )istribs consists of a vast stock fa- 1560 No. LA BREA ility, warehouse and receiving areas, I U( l( iOU A\Tmk(.|* R*0I0 CORPORATION Of AMERICA CALIFORNIA ronted by modern offices and show- HOLLYWOOD 28, ooms.

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' ' *'• W* 7 Y i 'xir'i 1 1 STAR DUST 9 ARGENTINA 1 PAT BOONE (Dot DLP-3118) RICKY NELSON 5 BALLERINA Album RICKY NELSON (Imperial IMP 9050 * IMP-158) Ray Martin Jose Melis ~ 8 United Artists MGM ELVIS' GOLDEN RECORDS Of The ( 8 9 ELVIS PRESLEY (RCA Victor LPM-1707) TOO LATE TO BE Week SORRY (Too Early to Cry) SOUTH PACIFIC 18 10 BROADWAY CAST (Columbia OL-4180) Dick Roman - MGM 39 WEST 60th STREET I B NEW YORK 23, N. Y. THE B. F. WOOD MUSIC CO. Inc. m IUDS0N 6-3620 P ' IN THE NIGHT 16 16,9 B wa V- New York 19, N.Y. BfSs 1 11 GEORGE SHEARING & DAKOTA STATON (Capitol T-1003 * EAP-1, 2, 3-1003)

~~S'AWFUL NICE 11 12 RAY CONNIFF (Columbia CL-1137 * B-11371)~~

BUT NOT FOR ME 15 “BOBBY DARIN” 13 AHMAD JAMAL TRIO (Argo LP-628) ATC0-EP-33-102 LATE LATE SHOW obk 12 14 DAKOTA STATON (Capitol T-876 * EAP-1, 2, 3-876) A Hit LP Follow up Dari NEARER to Bobby’s Hit Singles. . THE CROSS 13 15 TENNESSEE ERNIE FORD (Capitol T-I005 * EAP-1, 2, 3-1005)

1 . “SPLISH SPLASH” GEMS FOREVER Atco 6117 10 16 MANTOVANI (London LL-3032 *• BEP-6336-7-8) 2. “EARLY IN THE MORNING” LAS VEGAS PRIMA STYLE Atco 6122 19 17 LOUIS PRIMA (Capitol T-1010 * EAP-1, 2, 3-1010)

~~. . . and a New Smash by .. . SWINGIN' ON BROADWAY 14 18 JONAH JONES (Capitol T-963 * EAP-1, 2, 3-963)~~

~~TABOO 22 GERRY GRANAHAN 19 ARTHUR LYMAN (HiFi R-806)~~

~~fill COME FLY WITH ME 21 SINATRA (Capitol W-920 * EAP-1, 3-920) CONFESS IT 20 FRANK 2,~~

SATURDAY NIGHT WITH MR. C 23 TO YOUR HEART 21 PERRY COMO (RCA Victor LOP-1004 * EPA-4285) b/w MY FAIR LADY 17 "SWEET AFFECTION" 22 BROADWAY CAST (Columbia OL 5090 * A 5090) Atco 6122 SAIL ALONG SILV'RY MOON 24 23 RILEY VAUGHN (Dot dlp-3100)

THIS IS SINATRA—VOL. II 20 24 FRANK SINATRA (Capitol W-982) WARM 30 25 JOHNNY MATHIS (Columbia CL-1078 * 10781) ATCODIVISION OF ATLANTIC RECORDING CORP. 26. LITTLE RICHARD. 27. BILLY VAUGHN PLAYS THE MILLION SELLERS. 157 WEST 57 STREET, NEW YORK 19, N.Y. 28. GLENN GRAY: SOUNDS OF THE GREAT BANDS. 29. THE VIKINGS. 30. THE WILDEST SHOW AT TAHOE. ” “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX

www.americanradiohistory.com Si The Cash Box , Music Page 27 August 9, J95B UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA Capitol Proxy Returns Allen On Bongos < c From 5-Day Confab 3 > < UA c 3 > HOLLYWOOD, CALIF. — Capitol < c President Glenn E. Wallichs returned 3 SWINGS last week from the American Manage- > ment Association’s “Management < c Course for Presidents” at Colgate 3 WITH > University in Hamilton, N. Y. TWO < c The five-day conference dealt with 3 > the philosophies and skills of top management, principles and methods < HOT HITS! c of company organization and with 3 > the selection, appraisal and develop- < UA UA ment of the management team. UA UA UA UA C President Wallichs, who is also a Director of AM A, was impressed with < C the management techniques and ideas 3 > disclosed at this gathering of presi- < C dents from major U. S. companies. 3 THE > “An increased knowledge and prac- < c tice of advanced management skills 3 > at all supervisory levels is the key ORIGINAL to the success and growth of our < c business in a highly competitive in- 3 > dustry,” Wallichs declared. NEW YORK—Steve Allen is shown at the bongo drums during his recent one-week engagement at York’s Roundtable with all-star combo. < c An example of such a supervisory New his jazz While the pianist in the group, Allen occasionally joined Terry Gibbs (pic- 3 The > training program was successfully tured here at piano) at the vibes or played the bongos. His group consisted concluded in June at Capitol’s manu- < c of Gibbs, Gus Bivona (clarinet), Mundell Lowe (guitar), Gary Peacock (bass) facturing plant in Scranton, Pa. The 3 > and Garry Frommer (drums). Tune Rockers “In-Plant Supervisory Course” in- c cluded supervisory and middle man- > agement personnel at the Scranton location. c A series of stereo recording con- > The Original And Best Version Of ferences are presently being attended c by Engineering, Recording, and Art- YOU CHEATED > ists and Repertoire personnel at the by The Slades < c Capitol Tower, Hollywood. These con- 3 ferences are being led by outstand- on DOMINO > ing authorities in the field of stereo sound. Tape recordings of this se- domin ries of conferences will be available to personnel concerned with these problems at other locations. 607 W. 12th St., Austin, Texas MOSQUITO

Vanguard < c Signs Mae Barnes 3 UA 139 > < c NEW YORK—Vanguard announced WERE FLATTERED 3 > last week that it has recently added to its list of ai’tists, the comedienne We would like to thank the many major and indie record companies 3 UA UA UA UA UA UA > and night club star, Mae Barnes, cur- for their offers to take over, press and distribute Love Record 5003 rently appearing at the Bon Soir in # < c New York. 3 > In her first Vanguard record re- < c lease, Miss Barnes’ song styling will 3 > run TOPSY 1 1 by COZY COLE the gamut from sophisticated to < LEE c blues numbers and she will have or- e 3 chestral backing from Buck Clayton, However, the cooperation we have received from, and the promises we > trumpet; Aaron Bell, bass; Jo Jones, have made to our distributors, prevent us from selling out. < c drums; Ray Bryant and Ray Tunia 3 ANDREWS > on piano. The disk will be made avail- < able in September in both monaural 3 and The Heart’s and stereo versions. 35 E. 60th St., NYC J^Vve RECORDS TEmpleton 8-4824 ^ At the same it was announced that < C Vanguard’s “An Adventure in High 3 > I Fidelity Sound” release for August < c will be an album of Paul Robeson do- 3 > ing such favorites as “Water Boy,” “Shenandoah,” “Deep River,” “John < c Brown’s Body,” and other BOUND TO GET A BIG PLAY 3 “WHY > folk songs and spirituals. This is the first high < c fidelity recording ever made by Robe- 3 > son and it will be released in monaural and stereo versions. Robeson will be < c accompanied by chorus and orchestra 3 > with Harriet Wingreen at the piano. < DO I” c BEUFONTE’S 3 > < UA 136 c U-A Buys Hot Master 3 > < c THE WAITING GAME 3 > NEW YORK—United Artists Rec- ords last week purchased a much- c/w < c sought-after master called “The Green 3 < UNITED ) > Mosquito,” by the Tune Rockers, it < c was announced by Max E. Youngstein, > President. 3 ( ARTISTS ) c Within two days after purchasing AIN'T THAT LOVE < the platter the sales department re- 3 > ceived orders for 50,000 records from 47/20-7289 < (records)* c UA distributors around the country, 3 > the company reports. The record was 729 SEVENTH AVE.. played over the phone to distributors < c YORK CITY and also to radio stations throughout 3 NEW > the United States. :a victory. -w.itt RAOIOCOB'VHATIONOF < c “The Green Mosquito,” composed by 3 > the team of Roberts and Wander, is backed by “Warm Up.” UA UA UA UA UA UA UA UA

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P»». tost Week KING CREOLE I l Elvis Presley (RCA Victor EPA-4319) RICKY NELSON 1 2 Ricky Nelson (Imperial IMP-158) JOHNNY MATHIS 3 Johnny Mathis (Columbia B-2537) 3 WARM 4 Johnny Mathis (Columbia B-10781) 5 LATE LATE SHOW 8 5 Dakota Staton (Capitol EAP-1, 2, 3-876) PHILADELPHIA—The Cleveland Orchestra, led by its world famous conductor, George Szell, recently completed a successful two week concert series at COME FLY WITH ME Philadelphia’s Robin Hood Dell. The Cleveland Orchestra holds the distinc- tion of being S Frank Sinatra (Capitol EAP-1, 2, 3, 4-920) e the only major out-of-town symphony orchestra ever to have performed at the Dell. In conjunction with the concert series, Philadelphia NEARER THE CROSS dealers and Marnel Distributing Company staged a strong local advertising 4 and promotion campaign featuring Szell and Cleveland 7 Tennessee Ernie Ford (Capitol EAP-1, 2, 3-1005) on Epic recordings. To celebrate the successful campaign, Nelson Verbit of Marnel recently hosted SOOTH PACIFIC a luncheon for Philadelphia dealers with George Szell as Guest of Honor. Seated left to right: Jack Warfield, Record Mart; Nelson Verbit; George Szell; 8 Movie Cast (RCA Victor EPA-4211) 9 Harold Kulp, Armond’s Record Shop. Standing: Walter Valverde, Discount Record Shop; Charles Sc-hicke, Epic Records; Sam Rubinstein, Theo. Presser IN THE NIGHT Co.; Morrie Sloan, Marnel; A1 Melnick, Marnel; 11 Stan Lupin, Wanamaker’s 9 George Shearing & Dakota Staton (Capitol EAP-1, 2, 3-1003) New Educational Service SING ALONG WITH MITCH — BMI Exec Lectures On 10 Mitch Miller (Columbia B-1160, 1, 2, 3) For Radio Stations RICKY NEW YORK—A new radio series, Jazz & Serious Music 11 10 “The World of the Mind,” written Ricky Nelson (Imperial EP 153) by more than 50 outstanding American scientists and teachers, was an- SWINGING ON BROADWAY nounced recently by Carl Haverlin, 12 1 NEW YORK—Russell Sanjek, Di- Jonah Jones (Capitol EAP-1, 2, 3-963) president of Broadcast Music, Inc., rector of Special Projects at Broad- which has prepared the program in cast Music., delivered two lectures HYMNS cooperation with the American Asso- last 14 week on jazz and contemporary se- 13 Tennessee Ernie Ford (Capitol EAP-1, 3-756) ciation for the Advancement of Sci- _ 2, rious music at the Boathouse Forum ence and the American Council of of the Silver Bay Association Learned Societies. The programs are in Silver Bay, New York. Both being made available, without charge, talks were illustrated with recorded ex- by BMI to all radio and television amples of music by John Lewis, J. J. stations and to public libraries and Johnson, Gunther Schuller, local boards of education to be used Henry Cowell, in connection with broadcasting. Wallingford Riegger, Alan As A Felsted Finder The series encompasses a wide Hovhaness, Colin McPhee, Darius Mil- range of topics in the sciences Snd haud, and other distinguished com- the humanities. Each of the papers, posers. intended • to be presented by local YOU CAN MAKE broadcasters, has been written by an Situated on Lake George, the Sil- American scholar or scientist and con- ver Bay Association has, in addition cerns either the work of a learned to several hundred guests, a staff of organization of which he is a member more than 250 college students from or the particular scientific field in the United States and some 30 for- 10 000.00 which he is an expert. eign countries. $ ,* (or more) BRINGIN’ IN THE GREEN! ON SOMEBODY ELSE’S HIT RECORD! GETTIN’

Now you don’t have to be the writer or recording artist to make big money on a hit record. If you discover a master that you think is a hit get in touch with us. (No unrecorded music please—must be a finished product ready for pressing.) If we USED TO issue the record you recommend to us, we will pay you the Felsted Finder Fee of 1^ per record sold. Therefore, if your pick becomes a million record seller you get $10,000. Whether it be rock ’n’ roll or mood music—as long as it is a THE BLUES finished product—ready for pressing—we’re interested. Give us a 47 / 20-7312 call or write to us—it could be worth $10,000 or more to you.

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~~South Of The Border~~

~~PATRICIA 1 2 Southern ASCAP—Prado LEFT RIGHT OUT OF YOUR HEART 2 1 Shapiro-Bernstein ASCAP—Shuman-Garson 3 PURPLE PEOPLE EATER 3 Cordial BMI—Wooley~~

~~IF DREAMS CAME TRUE 10 4 Korwin ASCAP—Allen, Stillman~~

A CERTAIN SMILE 5 5 Miller ASCAP—Webster, Fain YOUNG AND WARM AND WONDERFUL 4 8 Frank. ASCAP—Zaret, Singer MEXICO CITY—On a recent vacation jaunt to Mexico City, singer Artie Wayne became so enchanted with the rich musical life that abounds south of ENCHANTED ISLAND 8 the border he decided to record some brand new tunes in the Mexican capital. 7 Korwin ASCAP—Allen, Stillman Here’s Artie, second from the left, informally photographed as he cut a record session accompanied by a group of native instrumentalists. RETURN TO ME 6 8 Southern ASCAP—Lombardo, D. Minno SECRETLY 7 Diahann Carroll To Record For UA 9 Planetary ASCAP—Hoffman, Manning, Markwell

EVERYBODY LOVES A LOVER 12 NEW YORK — Diahann Carroll, leading magazines. 10 Korwin ASCAP—Adler, Allen frequent singing star on the Jack Upcoming for Diahann is a leading- Paar Show, NBC-TV, will record two role in Sam Goldwyn’s “Porgy And PADRE 11 LP’s and four single sides for United Bess” film, shooting to begin at the 11 Ross Jungnickel ASCAP—Romans, Webster Artists Records, it was announced end of August. The interruption of by UA president Max Youngstein. this picture, caused by a $2,500,000 VOLARE (NEL BLU DIPINTO Dl BLU) — The first of the singles will be rushed fire which destroyed the sets, enabled 12 Robbins ASCAP— Migliacci, Modugno into release within the next few Diahann to accept a two-week engage- weeks. ment to headline at The Riverside in YAKETY YAK — “Ever since I saw Diahann in Reno beginning August 14. On 13 Tiger BMI —Leiber, Stoller ‘House of Flowers’ on Broadway a August 7 Diahann will again sing- HARD HEADED WOMAN couple of seasons ago, I have been on the Paar NBC-TVer. 14 Gladys ASCAP DeMetrius 14 eager to record her”, Youngstein — said. “She is undoubtedly one of the most exciting new talents around. Lee-Myles Expands Her potential is unlimited, and she RICKY NELSON TrfE BEAT. and- will be a tremendous asset to our NEW YORK — Lee-Myles Asso- label.” ciate, a New York ad agency, last # 5528 Pa/e Han/cim In addition to waxing disks and week announced completion of a 50 it making guest shots on the Paar show, per cent expansion of its 40 West POOR LITTLE the Bronx-born songstress has been 57th Street offices. "IA-P0-PAPA" busy in other areas. Diahann was The company has been located at 9? hailed as “America’s best good-will its present address since its estab- FOOL’ ambassador” during her recent en- lishment six years ago. "CROii-Tiei" gagement at the Copacabana Palace The increased space enables an CHEctres-900 in Rio de Janeiro. While in Brazil, enlargement of the company’s album she was given her own TV show and and sales promotion departments CHESS PRODUCING iperial CO. featured on the covers of that nation’s necessitated by increased volume. ftm/iJs 2120 Michigan Avenue Chicago 16, Illinois Cool Cat BOUND TO GET A BIG PLAY BELAFONTE’S THE WAITING GAME

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RC lCTOR 6* LOS ANGELES—Art Laboe, K-POP disk jockey interviewing one of the “Cooler Cats” on his daily K-POP radio show, at Scrivner’s Drive In Res- taurant, Los Angeles, Calif. “It's What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY

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"Trouble Is A Man"—Judy Holliday "All Time Kiddie Favorites—24 Chil- "Little Gems From Big Shows"—WDL- POPULAR CL 1153 * B 11531 dren's Most Popular Tunes"—5075 3030 j "Let's Live A Little"—Carl Smith "Symphony Of The Sea"—Vienna Pops "Holidays With The Mouseketeers" \ CL 1172 * B 11721 World Symphonv Orch. —5076 MM-22 CAMDEN: "Paris— 1925"—Various Artists—WL 128 "Symphony Of The Golden West" "Walt Disney's The Littlest Outlaw" "The Columbia Album Of Sigmund Buddy Bregman Presents The Brussels MM-26 “Romberg's The Desert Song" Al Good- — Romberg"—Paul Weston And His Or- World Fair Pops Symphony Orch. man And His Orchestra CAL-423 — chestra—C2L-14 5077 EPIC: “Dance Date With Larry Clinton"— Larry . . . Blues" "Music Of The City Amsterdam" "Symphony Of The —Vienna Pops "Herbie Mann With The Wessel llcken Clinton And His Orchestra—CAL-434 Jos. Cleber, His Orchestra, Chorus and World Symphony Orch. — 5078 Trio"—LN 3499 "Big And Sweet, With A Beat"—Hugo Soloists—CL 1169 "Flames, Flappers Flasks" And Joe . Winterhalter And His Orchestra CAL- — — "Buon Giorno Napoli" Aurelio Fierro- — Glover And His Collegians—LN 3493 443 131 DECCA: WL "Earl 'Fatha' Hines" Earl Hines "Masterpieces Of The Synagogue /The —The "Vive Le Bal Musette"—Joss Baseli And 3501 Of Cantor Josef Rosenblatt" "Waltzes In Hi-Fi"— Michael Lanner Tno—LN Art His Ensemble—WL 129 CAL-453 And His Orchestra — DL 8689 "A Polish Wedding"—The Polka Kings "Closer Than A Kiss"—Vic Damone "Dee-Latin Hi-Fi Organ"— Lenny Dee —LN 3495 CL 1174 * B 11741 DL 8718 * ED 2598 "A Touch Of Mexico"—Various Artists CAPITOL: "The Romantic Music Of Tchaikovsky" "Pipes And Bugles In Hi-Fi"—Of The —LN 3498 —Andre Kostelanetz and his Orchestra "Dancing Over The Waves"— Ray An- 1st Battalion "The Highland Light "Open House With Ralph And Buddy T-1028 * —C2L-11 Ralph thony And His Orchestra— * Infantry"—DL 8720 Bonds"— And Buddy Bonds at "Torchin' "—Frankie Laine—CL 1176 EAP 1, 2, 3-1028 "Hi-Fi Adventure In Asia Minor"—Marko the Twin Hammond Organs—LN 3492 B 11761 "Confetti"—Les Baxter And His Orches- Melkon And His international Oriental "Long Ago And Far Away"—Tony Ben- tra—T- 1029 Orchestra— DL 9061 HARMONY: nett—CL 1186 * B 11861 "I Get A Kick Out Of Porter"—Joe "Strings On Fire"—Werner Muller And "Rainbow Fantasy" — Popular Favorites T-1030 * EAP-1-1030 "The Organ"— E. Power Biggs—DL 5288 Bushkin— His Orchestra— DL 8723 in The Chopin Manner— Fredric Vonn * "My Heart Sings"— Polly Bergen —CL "Nat 'King' Cole Espanole"—W-1031 "Crazy Otto Honky Tonk Piano" DL 7111 * — — At The Piano— HL 1171 B 11711 * EAP 1, 2-1031 8737 ED 2600 "Operetta Highlights In High Fidelity" "The Thrill Of Sports" ML 5294 "Hawaii Calls: Fire Goddess" Presented — — "Burl I ves— Australian Folk Songs"-— DL The Stradivariety Orchestra—HL 7112 by Webley Edwards, with Kialoha Perry 8749 * ED 2604 "Intimate Swing"—John Kirby And His * —T-1033 EAP 1, 2, 3-1033 CONCERTAPES: "Kitten On The Keys"— Russ Morgan Quintet—HL 7124 "The Best Of Stan Freberg Shows" "Music Of Johann Strauss"—The Musi- And Eddie Wilser— DL 8746 "A Treasury Of Sigmund Romberg In WBO-1035 cal Arts Symphony Orchestra, Con- "Beverly Kenney Sings For Playboys" High Fidelity"— Dino Martinelli And "The New James"— Harry James And ducted by Leonard Sorkin —M-1028 With Ellis Larkins At The Piano—DL His Orchestra— HL 7118 * His Orchestra—-T - 1 037 EAP 1, 2, "Favorite Show Tunes (Sarkin Strings)" 8743 "A Treasury Of Rudolf Friml in High 3-1037 —M-1029 "12 Easy Lessons In Love" — Carmen Fidelity"— Dino Martinelli and his Or- "Burnished Brass"—The George Shear- "Songs Of Stephen Foster/Songs Of Cavallaro—DL 8747 chestra—HL 7116 T-1038 ing Quintet With Brass Choir— America"—The John Halloran Choir "Wayne King In Hi-Fi"—Wayne King "Art Lowry Plays The Songs From Wind- * EAP 1, 2, 3-1038 M-1030 And His Orchestra— DL 8751 * ED 2606 jammer"-—HL 7131 "Jumpin' With Jonah"—The Jonah Jones "Beat Tropicale" — Jose Bethancourt: "Happy Music For Happy People" "Great Film Themes In High Fidelity" * Quartet—T-1039 EAP 1, 2, 3-1039 Horry Coons And Richard Campbell Bobby Roberts And His Orchestra Dino Martinelli and his Orchestra "Goin' Steady With The Blues"—Skeets On Drums—M-1033 DL 8752 HL 7108 040 * 1-1040 McDonald—T-l EAP "Organ Concert (Austin P. Lovelace) "Hits By Hibbler"—Al Hibbler—DL 8757 "'Pops' In The Park"—Carnegie Pops * 1- "Wanda Jackson"—T-l 04 1 EAP M-1032 "Claude On A Cloud"—Claude Thorn- Orchestra— HL 7113 1041 hill— DL 8722 "Billie, Ella, Lena, Sarah!"— Billie Holi- "Kings Go Forth"—Music From Sound- "Four Voices In Hi-Fi" Anita Kerr CORAL: —The day, Ella Fitzgerald, Lena Horne, Sarah track—Composed and Conducted by Quartet—With Orchestras Conducted Vaughan—HL 7125 Elmer Bernstein —W-1063 "Scarlet Ribbons" — Carolyn Hester — by Jack Pleis—DL 8647 "Brief Interlude" — Otto Cesana — T- CRL 57143 "After Theatre At The Little Club" JUDSON: 10132 "Picnic — Dorothy Collins Sings Steve Kurt Maier— DL 8699 "Dance Time In Paris"—Chauncey Gray "Italy Revisited"—Sergio Bruni —T-l 01 55 Allen"—CRL 57150 "That Certain Feeling"— Felicia Sanders And His Orchestra —2203 "Swiss Mountain Music"—Various Art- "AmMusical Trip To Latin America With — DL 8762 "Pops For Pipes" —Gordon Kibree At ists—T-l 01 61 Lawrence Welk"—CRL 57187 "The Best Of Ella"—Ella Fitzgerald— DX- High Fidelity Pipe Organ—2201 "Swinging Swedish Schottisches And "The Kingdom Of Eddie Lawrence" 156 "Slugger Ryan Plays Honky-Tonk Piano" Waltzes" Sigge Furst And Jelving's CRL 57203 — "Louis And The Good Book" — Louis —2204 Old Time Dance Band —T-10172 "Barbara McNair— Front Row Center" Armstrong With The Sy Oliver Choir "Songs Children Sing In Italy"-— Bob And EAP 1-10172 CRL 57209 And The All Stars—DL 8741 * ED Louise DeCormier Sing In English And "Swinging Sweethearts" — Ron Goodwin "Steve Allen Plays Neal Hefti"—CRL 2618 Italian —2202 And His Orchestra—T- 101 77 57211 "Country Songs For City People"— Robert "El Piporro's Mexico Alegre (Happy "Pianorama — 64 All-Time Favorite Sherwood —DL 8739 KAPP: Mexico)"—Songs by Lalo Gonzalez Songs"—Jerry Carretta—CRL 57212 "Say It With Flowers"—Sy Oliver And And Orchestra—T- 10178 "Lawrence Welk — Presents — Keyboard His Orchestra — DL 8740 "La Fabulosa Amalia Rodrigues"— KL- "Paris After Hours"—Vicky Autier—T- Kapers"—CRL 57214 "Pops By The Poet" —Jesse Crawford At 1095 10179 "Colette Renard —The Girl From Mont- Hammond Chord Organ— DL 8758 "Amalia Rodrigues"—KL-1096 martre"—CRL 57215 "Music For Two Sleepy People"—Jack "Great Songs From All Over The World" COLUMBIA: "Alan Freed Presents The King's Hench- Pleis And His Orchestra — DL 8763 —Vic Schoen Orch. & Chorus— KL- men Playing New Orleans Rock 'N "He Walks With Thee"-— Red Foley With 1097 "The Columbia Album Of Victor Her- * Roll"—CRL 57216 The Anita Kerr Singers—DL 8767 "Great Melodies From The Operettas Of bert" Percy Faith And His Orchestra — "Sugartime"—The McGuire Sisters—CRL ED 2609 The Century"—The Troubadors— KL- —C2L-10 57217 "I Saw The Light"— Bill Monroe— DL 1098 "Guitars At Twilight Cuco Sanchez — "Kane Is Able—Conducted And Arranged 8769 * ED 2610 "Great Melodies From The Motion Pic- Sings With Guitar And Harp Accom- By Jack Kone"—CRL 57219 "Just Imagination"—Webb Pierce— DL tures"-— Frank Hunter & Orch.— KL- paniment —WL 133 "Exciting" — George Cates His Chorus 8728 * ED 2581 1099 "Tinkle, Clang, Ring And Chime"—The And Orchestra—CRL 57220 "The Door Is Always Open"—Jimmie "Great Waltzes Of The Fabulous Cen- World's Rarest Music Boxes 134 —WL "The Four Knights"—CRL 57221 Davis With The Anita Kerr Singers tury"— David Rose—KL-1100 "Pop Hit Party" Various Artists CL ' — — "Greetings from —The McGuire Sisters DL 8729 * ED 2582 "Volare (Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu)" 1237 —CRL 57225 "Lonely Street"— Kitty Wells— DL 8732 Umberto & The Casamatta Orch. "Paris Impressions" Erroll Garner — — "Champagne Dancing Party"—Lawrence * ED 2584 KL-1101 C2L-9 * Welk—CRL 57226 EC-81171, 2, 3 "Foreign Love Affairs"—Various Artists "Favorite Songs Of College Days" "Swing Softly" Johnny Mathis CL 1165 — — "We Like Girls"—various artists—CRL —DL 8733 * ED 2583 Marty Gold Orch. & Chorus—KL-1102 * B 11651 57227 "The Immortal Al Jolson"—DL 9063 "The Fabulous Century"—Roger Williams ' The Old Man And The Sea" Dimitri — "We Like Guys"—various artists—CRL "Miss America"— Marilyn Van Derbur —KXL-5005 Tiomkin And His Orchestra—CL 1183 57228 At The Hammond Organ— DL 8770 "Great Songs Of The Great Shows" "Concert In Rhythm" Ray Conniff And — "We Like Bands"—various artists—CRL "Rockin' The Joint"— Bill Haley And His Jane Morgan — KXL-5006 His Orchestra And Chorus— CL 1163 57229 Comets— DL 8775 * ED 2615 * B 11631, 3 2, "Guys And Dolls Like Vibes"—The Eddie "All The Way And Then Some"—Sammy "Baubles, Bangles And Beads" — The RCA VICTOR: Costa Quartet—CRL 57230 Davis, Jr.— DL 8779 * ED 2621 Kirby Stone Four, Jimmy Carroll And "Music For The Weaker Sex" Henri "Sophisticated Lady — The Songs of "Ballet In Hi-Fi"— Mishel Piastro And — His Orchestra—CL 1211 * B 12111 Rene & His Orchestra LPM-1583 Duke Ellington" Manny Albam—CRL His Concert Orchestra —DL 8777 — "Songs Of The World" The Norman "Song From The Italian Riviera" Nilla — 57231 "Bing In Paris"— Bing Crosby Sings The — Luboff Choir—C2L-13 Pizzi—LPM-1613 "Time For Teresa"—Teresa Brewer—CRL French Hits—DL 8780 "Popppppp!" Andre Popp And His Or- "The Mighty Wurlitzer And The Roar- — 57232 "Carmen For Cool Ones"—Carmen Mc- chestra—WL 130 "The Former Glenn Miller Singers Rae—DL 8738 ing Hi-Fi Twenties"—Leonard Leigh "The Columbia Album Of Irving Berlin" LPM-1665 Marion Hutton, Ray Eberle, Tex Ben- "A Toast To The Girls"—Caterina Val- Frank De Vol And His Orchestra "Console Magic" Charles Paul At The — eke, The Modernaires— In Reunion In ente— DL 8755 * ED 2622 — C2L-12 Hi-Fi"—CRL 59104 Conn Organ—LPM-1668 "Black, Brown And Beige"—Duke Elling- "South Sea Moods"—The South Sea- ton And His Orchestra, Featuring DISNEYLAND: combers—LPM-1 698 Mahalia Jackson —CL 1162 CROWN: "His Hands"— Blackwood Bros. 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"14 Blue Roads To St. Louis (St. Louis Manteca" — The Red Garland Trio Brahms: Intermezzi, Op. 117/Variations Bach: Mass In B Minor—Soloists with Blues) various artists LPM-1714 — — Plus Ray Barretto— PRLP 7139 And Fugue On A Theme Of Hansel, Chorus of The Bavarian Radio, Kurt "Dancing On Park Avenue"-—Tony Cabot "The Eddie Davis Cookbook"— Eddie Op. 24— Eugene Istomin, Piano—ML Prestel, Director, Symphony Orchestra And His Orch.—LPM-1 723 "Lockjaw" Davis, Jerome Richardson, 5287 of the Bavarian Radio, Eugen Jochum, "Red Plays The Blues"— Red Norvo— Shirley Scott—PRLP 7141 Pierre Boulez: Le Marteau San Maitre/ Conductor—SC-6027 LPM-1729 Karlheinz Stockhausen: Zeitmasse For Wagner: Der Fliegende Hollander Over- "Praise Him, Praise Him"— Eddy Arnold — Five Woodwinds Various Artists ML ture/Tristan Und Isolde Prelude —LPM-1733 — — — and RIVERSIDE: 5275 Liebestod/Die Meistersinger Von Nurn- "Having A Ball With The Three Suns" "Monk's Mozart: Concerto In berg. —LPM-1734 Music"—Thelonius Monk Septet No. 20 D Minor Prelude to Act I/Die Meister- V/ith Coleman Hawkins, For Piano And Orchestra/Concerto No. singer Von Nurnberg, Prelude to Act "Presenting Peter Palmer"—Peter Pal- John Coleman 18 In B-Flat Major For Piano lll/Tannhauser mer With Lehman Engel And His Hawkins, John Coltrane And Art And Or- Overture— Eugen Jo- Blakey— 1102 chestra Robert Piano, chum conducting Orchestra—LPM-1 736 — Casadesus, the Symphony Or- "Summer Madness"— Ronald Binge And "Whoopee Maker's Jazz"—Carl Halen's George Szell Conducting The Columbia chestra of the Bavarian Radio LC-3485 Dvorak: His Orch.—LPM-1737 Gin Bottle Seven—1103 Symphony—ML 5276 Quartet No. 3 In E-Flat Major Schoenberg: Transfigured For Strings/Quartet In "Play, Gypsy, Play"—Gypsy Sandor & Night/(Verk- No. 6 F Major Orch.—LPM-1739 laerte Nacht, Op. 4)/Vaughan Wil- For Strings—The Netherlands String

It liams: Fantasia On A Theme By Thom- Quartet—LC 3490 "There I Sing/Swing Again"—Vaughn CLASSICAL Monroe & His Orch.— LPM-1799 as Tallis—The Strings of the New York Beethoven: Sonata No. 3 In E-Flat Major "The Best Ot The Ames"—Ames Brothers Philharmonic, Dimitri Mitropoulos, Con- For Violin and Piano, Op. 12, No. 3/ —LPM-1 859 ANGEL: ductor—MS 6007 Sonata No. 2 In A Major For Violin "The Marvelous Miller Medleys"—Glenn Mahler: Symphony No. 2 In C Minor and Piano, Op. 12, No. 2/Sonata No. Gluck: Miller & His Orch.—LOP-1005 Orphee Et Euridice—Various Ar- ("Resurrection")-— Bruno Walter Con- 8 in G Major For Violin and Piano, tists Angel 3569 "Como's Golden Records"— Perry Como — ducting The New York Philharmonic Op. 30, No. 3—Arthur Grumiaux, Vi- J. Strauss: The Philhar- —LOP- 1007 Gypsy Baron — M2L-256 olin, Clara Haskil Piano—LC 3488 "Mother Goose For The Swing Set" monia Orchestra, Elisabeth Schwarz- Puccini: Lo Boheme (Opera In Four Acts Don Elliott, Dotie Evans & Buddy kopf, Erick Kunz, Nicolai Gedda & —Complete) — Various Artists — M2L- Weed—LBY-1010 Erika Koeth, Otto Ackerman conducts 401 HARMONY: Reindeer" Angel 3566 Grieg: "Rudolph The Red-Nosed — Concerto In A Minor For Piano Beethoven: Symphony No. 6 In F Major Told By Paul LBY-1011 "Kirsten Flagstad Sings Dorumsgaard Wing— And Orchetsra/Rachmaninoff : Rhap- — Dimitri Mitropoulos Conducting The "Shirley Temple In Walt Disney's Bambi" Songs" Angel 35573 — sody In A Theme Of Paganini— Philip- Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra—HL —LBY-1012 "Di Stefano In Songs Of Naples (Album pe Entremont, Piano, The Philadelphia 7120 )" Classics For Minors" Arthur di "Major — 2 — Giuseppe Stefano—Angel Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, Conduc- "Hi Fi Highlights From Bizet's Carmen" Wittemore Jack Lowe LB Y- 1 01 35470 & — tor—ML 5282 —Various Artists—HL 7127 "Tales From The Great Book" Moses "Markevitch — Conducts Rossini Overtures" Stravinsky: Le Sacre Du Printemps—New "Great Overtures!"—New York Philhar- As Told By Joseph Cotten and Joshua Igor — Markevitch and the Orchestre York Philharmonic, Leonard Bernstein, monic, Conductors: Efrem Kurtz, Sir —As Told By Robert Preston —LBY- la National de Radiodiffusion Francaise Conductor—-ML 5277 John Barbirolli, Arthur Rodzinski—HL 1014 —Angel 35548 Schoenberg: Transfigured Night/ 7121 VIK: Dvorak: Symphony No. 5 ("New World") Vaughan Williams: Fantasia On A —Constantin Silvestri, Orchestre Na- Theme By Thomas Tallis—The Strings "Ellington Fantasy"— Hugo Montenegro tional de la Radiodiffusion Francaise Of The New York Philharmonic, Di- RCA VICTOR: —LX- 11 06 —Angel 35623 mitri Mitropoulos, Conductor — ML J. S. Bach: Brandenburg Concertos LX- 1 1 22 "Safari With Sabu"—Sabu— "Gieseking Plays Schubert Impromptus" 5285 Boston Sym. Orch., Charles Munch, —Angel 35534 35533, Respighi: The Pines Of Rome/Fountains Cond.—LM-21 82 WESTMINSTER: "Annie Fischer Plays Beethoven" Angel — Of Rome—The Philadelphia Orchestra, Rachmaninoff: Symphony No. 3/Rimsky- "Songs And Dances Of Spain, Vol. 5" 35569 Eugene Ormandy, Conductor—ML 5279 Korsakoff: Russian Easter Overture Gypsies Of Granada And Seville—WF "The Amadeus Quartet Plays Haydn" "Agrupacion Coral De Pamplona De Es- London Philharmonic Orchestra, Sir 12005 Angel 45024 pana"— Luis Morondo, Conductor — Adrian Boult, Conductor—LM-21 85 ML 5278 Bach .Brandenburg Concertos No. 4, 5 CAPITOL: and 6— Boston Symphony Orchestra, JAZZ CONCERTAPES: Charles Munch, Conductor—LM-21 98 "Virtuoso"—The Roger Wagner Chorale Rolling Down To Rio/Leonard Warren, Vivaldi: Concerto Grosso, D Minor/Mo- —P-8431 Baritone—RCA Victor Orchestra, Frank ATLANTIC: zart: E>ne Kleine Nachtmusic/Bach: "The Orchestra Sings"—Carmen Dragon Block, Conductor—LM-2206 Prelude In E Major— (The Musical "Dizzy At Home And Abroad"—Dizzy Conducting the Capitol Symphony Or- Tchaikovsky: Pathetique Symphony No. Arts Symphony)—M-1031 Gillespie—LP 1257 chestra— P-8440 6—Chicago Sym. Orch., Fritz Reiner "The Billy Taylor Touch"— LP 1277 Grieg: Op. 16 Piano Concerto In A Conductor—LM-2216 "Sing Me A Swing Song"—Bobby Short Minor/Rachmaninoff: Op. 43 Rhapsody DECCA: Mendelssohn: Italian And Reformation — LP 1285 —Leonard Pennario with the Los An- The Concert Masters Of New York Play Symphonies—Charles Munch, Boston "Wilbur De Paris Porter" Plays Cole geles Philharmonic Orchestra Conduc- Kreisler — Emanuel Vardi, Conductor Sym. Orch—LM-2221 LP 1288 ted by Erich Leinsdorf— P-8441 — DL 9986 Debussy: Iberia/Ravel: Alborada Del JLUE NOTE: Schubert: Trio No. 2 In E Flat Major, Grand Opera Highlights/The Flying Graciosa/Valses Nobles Et Sentimen- Op. 100—The Immaculate Heart Trio Dutchman — Rias Symphony Orchestra tales—Chicago Symphony Orchestra, "Cool Struttin'" — Sonny Clark — Blue — P-8442 and chorus, Fereno Fricsay, Conductor Fritz Reiner, Conductor—LM-2222 Note 1588 Beethoven: Quartet No. 12 In E Flat — DL 9988 Mendelssohn: Incidental Music To A Mid- "Smithville" — Louis Smith — Blue Note Major, Op. 127—The Hollywood String None But The Lonely Heart—Jennie Tou- summer Night's Dream/Schubert: Ro- 1594 Quartet— P-8443 rel Sings Russian Love Songs—DL 9981 samunde— Pierre Monteux conducting CAPITOL: Shostakovich: Symphony No. 11 — Leo- New York Pro Musica— Noah Greenberg, The Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra pold Stowkowski conducting the Hou- Director— DL 9402 LM-2223 "Popular Jazz Gold Album"—T-1034 ston Symphony Orchestra, Dmitri Shos- Where's The Melody—Morton Gould And takovich, Eleventh Symphony: Year His Orchestra—LM-2224 COLUMBIA: For Big Orchestra PBR-8448 EPIC: 1905, — Tchaikovsky: Concerto No. 1 —Van Cli- "The Dave Brubeck Quartet In Europe" Smetana: Ma Vlast (My Country-Cycle burn. Pianist, Symphony Orchestra Un- —The Dave Brubeck Quartet — CL of Symphonic Poems) (Complete)/ der The Direction Of Kiril Kondraso- 1168 COLUMBIA: Dvorak: Slavonic Rhapsody In D Ma- win— LM-2252 "J.J. In Person!"—The J. J. Johnson "Die Dreigroschenoper" — Various Ar- jor/Slavonic Rhapsody In G Minor Great Moments In Opera —Various Ar- Quintet—CL 1161 tists—02L-257 Antal Dorati Conducting the Concert- tists —LM-6061 -1 of Amsterdam — Brahms: Quintet No. 1 In F Minor Op 88/ gebouw Orchestra Samuel Barber: Vanessa—Metropolitan lORAL: Quintet No. 2 In G Minor, Op. Ill — SC-6026 Opera Orch. & Cho., Dimitri Mitro- "Soft Swingin' Jazz"—The Joe Newman Budapest String Quartet, with Walter Monumenta Italicae —Musicae/Vivaldi poulos, Cond.—LM-6138 Quartet— Featuring Shirley Scott—CRL Trampler, Viola—ML 5281 Five Violin Concerti "I Musici" — 57208 Prokofiev: Classical Symphony In D Ma- LC 3486 WESTMINSTER: "Blues Is Everybody's Business"—A Jazz jor/Weinberger: Schwanda— Polka And Fastes Et Divertissements De Versailles

Suite Composed And Conducted by Fugue/Bizet: Symphony In C Major Volume I La Musique et La Scene/ Mussorgsky: Pictures At An Exhibition — Manny Albam—CRL 59101 The Philadelphia Orchestra, Eugene Lalande: Les Fontaines De Versailles Philharmonic Symphony Orchestro Of "A Gallery Of Gershwin"— By The First Ormandy, Conductor—ML 5289 Bernier: Le Cafe (Cantata No. 4) London Conducted By Arthur Rodzin- Modern Piano Quartet—Dick Marx, Respighi: The Pines Of Rome/Fountains Various Artists—LC 3487 ski Pictures At An Exhibition — Nodia Eddie Costa, Hank Jones, Johnny Costa Of Rome—The Philadelphia Orchestra, "Virtuoso Guitar"— Rey De La Torre, Reisenberg, Piano—XWN 18721 —Orchestra Directed By Manny Al- Eugene Ormandy, Conductor—LMB 25 Classical Guitar—LC 3479 Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 29 In B bam—CRL 59102 Bartok: Concerto For Violin — Isaac Stern, Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italien Borodin: Flat Major— Egon Petri, Piano—XWN RESTIGE: Violin, New York Philharmonic, Leon- Polovtsian Dances From "Prince Igor" 18747 ard Bernstein, Conductor—ML 5283 Rimsky-Korsakov: Capriccio Espagnol Dowland: Ayres For Four Voices—Vol. 1 '’Modern Jazz Survey—New York Jazz Grofe: Grand Canyon Suite—The Phila- Moussorgsky: Down On The Moskva —The Golden Age Singers: Julian Prestige 5"— 16 2/3 RPM—George Wel- delphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, River— From "Khovantchina" (Prelude Bream, Lute Directed By Margaret lington, Phil Woods, Donald Byrd, Red Conductor—ML 5286 to Act I) —The Cleveland Orchestra, Field- Hyde—XWN 18711 Garland Haydn: Sonata No. 3 In E-Flat Major/ George Szell, Conductor—LC 3483 Monteverdi: Madrigals On Texts From "Modern Jazz Survey— Baritones & French Mozart: Sonata No. 10 In C Major, "Songs Of Kurt Weill"—Catherine Sau- "II Pastor Fido" Marenzio: Madrigals Horns—Prestige 6"—16 2/3 RPM (K. 330)/Fantasia And Fugue In C vage with Christiane Legrand, Les On Texts From "II Pastor Fido"—The Pepper Adams, Cecil Payne, Julius Major (K 394) —Glenn Gould, Piano Quarte Barbus and Yves Robert—LC Golden Age Singers Directed By Mar- Watkins, Dave Amrom —ML 5274 3489 garet Field-Hyde—XWN 18712

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"The Music Man"—C St. 102 EPIC: "Gigi"—Bernie Anders, Orch.— C St. I POPULAR JAZZ Tchaikovsky: Capriccio Italien/Borodin 103 : | Polovtsian Dances From "Prince Igor"/’ "A Toast To Tommy & Jimmy Dorsey" Rimsky-Korsakov: Capriccio Espagnol, —Members of the Original Dorsey Op. 34/Moussorgsky: Dawn On The COLUMBIA: Band—C St. 104 RIVERSIDE: Moskva River—The Cleveland Orches- "The Columbia Album Of Victor Her- "Roaring 20's"— Billy Randolph & His tra, George Szell, Conductor— BC 1002 "10 To 4 At The 5-Spot" Pepper Adams bert"—Percy Faith And His Orchestra High Hatters—C St. 105 — Quintet Featuring Donald Byrd Re- —C2S-801 "Oklahoma" Hans Hagan Orch. Beethoven: Symphony No. 3 In E-Flat — — C corded In Stereo At The New York " Major — The Cleveland Orchestra, 'S Awful Nice"— Ray Conniff And His St. 106 Jazz Club— 1104 Szell, Conductor 1001 Orchestra—CS 8001 George —BC "My Fair Lady"—Thos. M. Davis & Hans "Sound Ideas"—Les And Larry Elgart Hagan Orch.—C St. 107 and their Orchestra CS 8002 — "Paris Nite Life"— Pierre Legendre Con- "Patterns"— Frank Comstock And His ducting the Paris International Or- WORLD WIDE: RCA VICTOR: Orchestra—CS 8003 chestra—C St. 108 "The Saxophone Section" Coleman Tchaikovsky: Pathetique Symphony No. "Gay 90's" Johnny O'Toole His — "Sing Along With Mitch"—Mitch Miller — & 6 Chicago Sym. Orch., Fritz Reiner, Hawkins, Marshall Royal, Frank Wess, — Naughty, St. And The Gang—CS 8004 Naughty Band —C 109 LSC-221 Frank Foster, Charlie Fowlkes, Nat Conductor— "Percy Faith Plays Music From South "Pal Joey"—Duke Hazlett—C St. 110 Pierce, Freddie Green, Eddie Jones, "South Pacific"—Percy Faith And his Or- Pacific"— Hans Hagan Orch. Bobby Donaldson —MGS-20001 Mendelssohn: Italian And Reformation chestra—CS 8005 C St. Ill Symphonies—Charles Munch), Boston "The Soul Of Jazz"— Bill Harris, Joe "Encore!" Andre Kostelanetz Conduct- "The Gold Record Album—Vol. I" C Sym. Orch.— LSC-2221 — — Wilder, Bobby Jaspar, Pepper Adams, York Philharmonic St. 112 ing the New —CS Eddie Costa, George Duvivier, Art 8008 Concerto 1 Van Cli- "Aloha Hawaii"—Sam Koki & The Poly- Taylor—MGS-20002 Tchaikovsky: No. — burn, Pianist, Symphony Orchestra Un- "J. J. In Person!"—The J. J. Johnson nesians—C St. 113 "The Spirit Of Charlie Parker" — Frank der Direction Of Kiril Kondraso- Quintet CS 8009 the — "The Gold Record Album Vol. II" — — Wess, Bobby Jaspar, Seldon Powell, win —LSC-2252 "Portraits"— Frank De Vol And His Or- St. 114 Frank Rehack, Eddie Costa, George chestra—CS 8010 Duvivier, Bobby Donaldson — MGS- . "A Tribute To Glenn Miller"—Members Samuel Barber: Vanessa Metropolitan 20003 — "A Guy In Love"—Guy Mitchell with of the Original Miller Orchestra— C Opera Orch. & Cho., Dimitri Mitro- Glenn Osser and His Orchestra—CS St. 115 poulos, Cond. LSC-6138 "Paso Doble ! ! ! Dance Of The Bull- — 8011 fighter!"—Antonio Tain y los Ban- c "Good Night, Dear Lord"—Johnny Mathis derillos—MGS-20004 —with Percy Faith and his Orchestra EPIC: "Dixieland—-New York"— Bobby Donald- CS 8012 WESTMINSTER: "Flames, Flappers And Flasks" — Joe son's 7th Ave Stompers—MGS-20005 "Listening In Depth"—An Introduction Glower And His Collegians— Elgar: Symphony No. 2 In E Flat Major, BN 503 p to Columbia Stereophonic Sound Op. 63/Cockaigne Overture, Op. 40 j "Movin' West" — The Merrill Staton — j SF 1 Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra Choir— BN 502 Conducted By Sir Adrian Boult — B WST 202 CORAL: tl RCA VICTOR: CLASSICAL Berlioz: Overtures— Philharmonic Prom- "A Gallery Of Gershwin"— By The Firsf enade Orchestra, Conducted By Sir 1; Modern Piano Quartet— Dick Marx, "Music For The Weaker Sex" Henri — Adrian Boult—WST 14008 Eddie Costa, Hank Jones, Johnny Costa Rene & His Orchestra—LSP-1583 Orchestra Directed By Manny Albam "The Mighty Wurlitzer And The Roaring Berlioz: Philharmonic Prom- CRL 759102 COLUMBIA: Overtures— Hi-Fi Twenties" — Leonard Leigh — enade Orchestra Conducted By Sir "Kane Is Able" Conducted And Ar- — LSP-1665 Mahler: Symphony No. 2 In C Minor Adrian Boult—WST 14009 ranged By Jack Kane—CRL 757219 "Console Magic"—Charles Paul At The Bruno Walter Conducting The New "Champagne Dancing Party"— Lawrence Conn Organ— LSP-1668 York Philharmonic, Various Artists Britten: Matinees Musicales/Soirees Mu- Welk—CRL 757226 M2S-601 sicales— Philharmonic Promenade Or- "South Sea Moods" The South — Seacomb- chestra Conducted By Sir Adrian Boult ers—LSP-1698 Respighi: The Pines Of Rome/Fountains —WST 14011 Of Rome—The Philadelphia Orches- DECCA: "Jan Peerce In Las Vegas"—Jan Peerce tra, Eugene Ormandy, Conductor—MS With Joe Reisman & His Orch. Britten: Four Sea Interludes From "Pe- 6001 "Mishel Piastro Conducts Great Piano LSP-1709 ter Grimes" / "Passacaglia From "Peter Melodies"— DL 78619 Grimes'VThe Young Person's Guide "Dancing On Park Avenue" Tony Cabot Bartok: Concerto For Violin — Isaac Stern, — To The Orchestra— Philharmonic Prom- "Band Masterpieces Played By The Gold- And His Orch.— LSP-1723 Violin, New York Philharmonic, Leo- enade Orchestra Conducted By Sir man Band"—Richard Franko Goldman, nard Bernstein, Conductor—MS 6002 Conductor DL-78633 "Having A Bali With The Three Suns" Adrian Boult—WST 14010 —LSP-1734 Grofe: Grand Canyon Suite—The Phila- "The Sound Track Album" Music By — delphia Orchestra, Eugene Ormandy, (Symphonic Study In "Presenting Peter Palmer" Peter Palmer Elgar: Falstaff C Richard Rodgers As Heard In The Mo- — Conductor—MS 6003 Minor) Cockaigne Overture — Phil- With Lehman Engel & His Orch. / tion Picture Slaughter On Tenth Av- Orchestra Con- LSP-1736 harmonic Promenade enue DL 78657 Prokofiev: Symphony No. 5 In B-Flat — ducted By Sir Adrian Boult—WST "Summer Ronald Binge Major—The Philadelphia Orchestra, "The Sound Track Album From The 20th Madness"— And 14007 Eugene Ormandy, Conductor—MS 6004 Century-Fox CinemaScope Production His Orch.—LSP-1737

The Young Lions" Lionel Newman 1 In B Flat — "There I Sing/Swing It Again"—Vaughn "Bach At Zwolle"— E. Power Biggs, Or- Schumann: Symphony No. Conducting The 20th Century-Fox Or- Monroe & His Orch— LSP-1799 gan —KS 6005 Major— Philharmonic Promenade Or- chestra— DL 78719 chestra Conducted By Sir Adrian Boult Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6 In B Mi- —WST 14013 "Dream Time"—Wayne King And His nor, Op. 74—New York Philharmonic, Orchestra— DL 78663 RIVERSIDE: Dimitri Mitropoulos, Conductor — MS Schumann: Symphony No. 2 In C Major "Claude On A Cloud"—Claude Thorn- 6006 — Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra "Sports Cars In Stereo"— 1101 hill — Piano And Orchestra— DL 78722 Conducted By Sir Adrian Boult—WST Stravinsky: Le Sacre Du Printemps—New 14014 "Viva Flamenco"—Sounds of Spain In York— New York Philharmonic Leonard Hi-Fi—Mario Escudero And Company Bernstein, Conductor 6010 WESTMINSTER: —MS Schumann: Symphony No. 3 In E Flat —DL 78736 Major— Philharmonic Promenade Or- "Cool Coleman"—Cy Coleman — WST "Wayne King In Hi-Fi"—Wayne King chestra Conducted By Sir Adrian Boult 15001 And His Orchestra—DL 78751 —WST 14015 "Seems Like Old Times" Shaffer "The Magic Islands"—Alfred Newman —Sy DECCA: And His Orchestra WST 15003 Schumann: Symphony No. 4 In D Minor And His Orchestra With The Ken — —Philharmonic Promenade Orchestra Darby Singers—DL 79048 "Tears Of A Gypsy"— Lendvay Kalman The Concert Masters Of New York Davis DL 79955 Conducted By Sir Adrian Boult—WST And His Gypsy Band WST 15004 Broekman, Conductor— — 14016 CROWN: Kern: The Way You Look Tonight And Stravinsky: Firebird Suite/Stravinsky: Other Jerome Kern Favorites — Joel Chant Du Rissignol— Lorin Maazel Walton: Symphony (1935) — Philharmonic "Around The World In 80 Days"—Hans Herron, His Piano And The Orchestra Conducts The Berlin Radio Sym- Promenade Orchestra Conducted By Hagan Orch.— C St. 101 WST 15002 phony Orchestra— DL 79978 Sir Adrian Boult—WST 14012 “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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NEW YORK—Alan Hartwell of Love Records and Jack McDermott of WHIL-Boston, hold an enlarged version of Love’s “Topsy” by Cozy Cole. Hartwell flew np to Boston to say thanks personally to the area deejays for their response to the record which resulted in big. sales in and around Boston.

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CHICAGO —"An English widow’s older than Mrs. Killick that starts AND FLY RIGHT claim that her husband invented the out, ‘This record is being played by a THE DEJOHN SISTERS ” sapphire phonograph needle was chal- sapphire needle.’ '— Sunbeam — lenged by Karl Jensen, president of In developing the long-play sapphire Jensen Industries, Inc., Forest Park, stylus, the United States took an early Illinois, manufacturers of all types lead over Europe, introducing the • needles and phono cartridges. microgroove version shortly after ALL MY LOVE of CATERINA VALENTE Thomas Edison used sapphire World War II, Jensen declared. ' ’ needles in the earliest phonographs “This makes Mrs. Killick’s asser- —i Decca — he produced, said Jensen, who has a tion that American manufacturers are collection of vintage records and infringing her patent extremely far- MILLS MUSIC, INC.. player parts to back up his state- fetched,” asserted Jensen. ment. Jensen called a recent decision of British court of appeals that Mrs. Lubinsky Appoints Distribs Maria Killick’s late husband invented the sapphire stylus “preposterous.” The 40-year-old widow asserts she NEWARK, N. J.—Herman Lubin- has $14,000,000 due her from, com- sky, president of the Savoy, Regent, Visitors To The panies which have produced the sap- and World Wide labels, has announced phire needle without her permission. the appointment of three new dis- “In America, I understand, $78 million tributors to handle his various lines. worth of sapphire styli have been The Canadian Music Sales Com- sold,” she remarked. “I intend to pany in Toronto and Montreal, Can- sue all companies there which have ada, will distribute Savoy, Regent infringed my patent.” and WW in those cities. Great West- Killick’s ern, in Salt Lake City, has also picked BRUSSELS Retorted Jensen, “If Mrs. claims were true, I guess my company up the three lines. And Sunland in would owe her about $5,000,000. But Los Angeles has added the World I collect old records, and I have one Wide Stereo label to its roster. “Hit Of Tomorrow” WORLD S FAIR!

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“THE BEST OF ELLA FITZGERALD”—Decca “THE NEW JAMES”—Harry James And His DXB-156 (1-12" LP) Orchestra—Capitol T 1037 (1-12" LP) Miss Fitzgerald’s disk career with Decca is The disk work of the James’ ork over the past conveniently summed-up in this two disk pack- few years has possessed a sparkling swing vital- age. The efforts are presented in chronological ity, and this latest from the maestro’s crew order, appropriately kicking-off with the sty- contains spanking-good swing stabs, too. The list’s first big disk success, “A-Tisket A Tasket” four eomposers-arrangers whose bright output (1938) and closing with her 1955 pressing, “The (they wrote and scored their own works here) Tender Trap”. Other sides include “Oh, Lady is performed here include Neal Hefti, Ernie Be Good” (1947); “It’s Too Soon To Know” Wilkins, Bill Holman, and J. Hill. Excellent (1948); “It’s Only A Paper Moon” (1945); and band work. “(I Love You) For Sentimental Reasons” (1946). Big promotional campaign planned by Decca could make this one of the top packages of the Lenny Dee With '•aMk year. “DEE-LATIN HI-FI ORGAN”— FI 1 Latin American Rhythm—Decca DL 8718 (1-12" LP) Dee ranks as one of the top organ attractions “BOBBY DARIN”—Atco 33-102 (1-12" LP) on disks. This breezy survey of twelve Latin- Darin’s single smash, “Splish Splash”, is just inspired melodies (“Begin The Beguine,” “Cherry about all the publicity this album needs to send Pink,” “Walter Winehell Rhumba”) ought to go it soaring on the charts. The “Splish Splash” just fine with Dee’s impressive following. The side plus eleven other Darin performances excellence of the recorded sound brilliantly brings are included in this package by the talented per- out the colorful Dee display here. Must for the former. Whether making a soft-beat (“Wear organ shelf. My Ring”) or rhythmic (“Pretty Betty”) vocal case, Darin is there with utmost rock ’n roll Songs by Jim Lowe— authority. The kids will love the set. “WICKED WOMEN”— Dot DLP 3114 (1-12" LP) Lowe, of “Green Door” fame, is both a bal- ladeer and swinger in this collection of folk- “DANCING OVER THE WAVES”—Ray An- show-Tin Pan Alley songs on a “wicked women” efforts, with two exceptions “The thony And His Orchestra—Capitol T 1028 (1- theme. The 12" LP) Love Of Barb’ry Allen,” and “Jezebel,” take a humorous view of the women involved, and in- Anthony, who is a consistently solid sales clude such noteworthy numbers as Rodgers-Hart’s plum, provides fine, uptempo fox-trot touch a “To Keep My Love Alive,” Cole Porter’s “Miss to a program of classical-traditional melodies Otis Regrets,” “Hard Hearted Hannah,” and gone modern. Works to which Anthony has given “Lizzie Borden.” Unusual material, well per- the lilt include Rubinstein’s “Romance”, Tchai- formed. kovsky’s “This Is Our Love Song”, Liszt’s “Liebestraume”, and “Dancing Over The Waves”. Package has a strong chart look. “A MAN AND HIS DREAM”—Acquaviva And His Orchestra—MGM E 3696 (1-12" LP) Acquaviva plies a mood music trade here that “CONFETTI”—Les Baxter His Chorus And Or- relies not only on sentiments, but playfullness chestra—Capitol 1029 (1-12" LP) as well. The ork leader has an effective, jumbo- dramatic effect for ro- Melodies with a strong, and mostly sparkling sized ork to heighten to play imaginatively for a continental feel are read with typical exuber- mantic touches or ride. Because of the essential mood ance by the Baxter crew. Now and then, Baxter man and Ins happy ork of the disk, the rarely heard bill warms up to the occasion (“Fai-ewell To Arms” music nature the former vein. Better mood theme; “Lonely Whistler”), but the air over- dream is mostly taken in whelmingly is gay with such items as “April fare. C-l.'i; u.ivi va. . In Portugal”, “Poor People Of Paris” and “Mon Amor” present. Baxter sells, often to chart notices. “IT’S JUST THE GYPSY IN MY SOUL”— David Romaine, His Violin And His Orchestra Mercury MG 20361 (1-12" LP) “12 EASY LESSONS IN LOVE”—Carmen Though Romaine’s orchestrations are definitely Cavallaro, Piano—Decca DL 8747 (1-12" LP) Gypsy sugar-coated, the fair size of the ork, non-gypsy melodies present Cavallaro, whose LP stock soared with his and the many “April In Portugal”) make smash Eddy Duchin soundtrack disk, handles a (“Autumn Leaves,” mood offering to sturdy, melodic listing with typical Cavallaro this package a pretty handy to speak polish and lush keyboai’d embellishments. The have around, too. When Romaine wants with outstanding numbers include “The Touch Of in Gypsy terms, his violin turns the trick “Golden Ear- Your Hand”, “There’s A Small Hotel”, “Speak flashing' sentiments. Other tunes: Time Low”, and “Close As Pages In A Book”. Combo rings”, “The Hot Canary” and “The Last (part seven-song Parisian accompaniment lends the cocktail touch to the I Saw Paris” of a proceeding. Mood disk with excellent name- medley). value. “TIME REMEMBERED”—Pete Rugolo And His “ALL THE WAY AND THEN SOME”—Sammy Orchestra—Vernon Duke At The Piano—Mer- Davis, Jr.— Decca DL 8779 (1-12" LP) cury MG 20380 (1-12" LP) Davis’ ninth LP for Decca, the effort contains The issue contains serious-pop composer loads of exciting programming material for the (“April In Paris”) Vernon Duke’s music for the jocks, plus several expressive ballad stints. High- Helen Hayes-Susan Strasberg-Richard Burton light of the performer’s swinging way is his hit Broadway play. The score is orchestrally abandon on two Cole Porter works, “Night And playful, sometimes affectionate, and contains Day” and “I Concentrate On You”. Davis purrs two pretty vocal numbers, “Time Remembered” over the likes of “When I Fall In Love”, “Look and “Ages Ago,” which are expertly sung by To Your Heart” and “Stay As Sweet As You Tony Travis. Disk’s appeal will be limited to Are”. Varying ork support. Pro vocal per- the show music coterie. formances. Joe bushhin “f Oct a. Kick Out of Porter" “I GET A KICK OUT OF PORTER”—Joe Bush- “NOSTALGIA REVISITED IN HI-FI”—The kin—Capitol T 1030 (1-12" LP) Banjo Kings”—Good Time Jazz—L-12029 (1-12" Twelve tunes ideally reflective of the urbanity, LP) and smartness of Cole Porter’s output, are pre- The Banjo Kings, oft-recorded on the Good sented in tasteful, uptempo readings by keyboard Time Jazz label, are a threesome with slick, artist Bushkin. Kenyon Hopkins is the arranger banjo-nostalgia appeal. A fact invitingly dis- behind the Bushkin-ork good feelings. Some played on fourteen good-old-days selections of the Porter works here: the title song, “In (“My Gal Sal,” “Beautiful Dreamer,” “School The Still Of The Night” “Love For Sale”, “Just Days”). The Royal Barbershop Quartet is heard One Of Those Things” and “I’ve Got You Under on five of the sessions. Yesterday’s pop-hits My Skin”. Bushkin sells. This could be one of authentically recreated. his best cash-register issues.

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“CAL TJADER-STAN GETZ SEXTET”—Fan- “A TOUCH OF ROME”—Carlo Grell And His tasy 3266 (1-12" LP) Orchestra—Epic LN 3482 (1-12" LP) The top-ranking jazzists are teamed on a The disk is one of Epic’s series on musical seven-tune session, which skillfully wrap-up touches of various cities and countries (New such jazz feelings as the wistful, bluesy, and York, Spain, etc.). Grell and the ork lusbly swinging. The beautiful caress of the “I’ve read a solid, eighteen tune program of gay, Grown Accustomed To Your Face” number gives warm, and lilting Italian melodies, many in the the listener the impression, which holds true familiar class as “Ciribiribin,” “Arrivederci throughout the package, that the date was a Roma,” “Santa Lucia,” and “Funiculi, Funicula.” fortunate meeting of the vibraphonist and tenor Disk has fine mood-nostalgia value. saxist. Members of Tjader’s and Getz’s combos at the time the disk was cut nicely fill-oqt the sextet. Important jazz issue.

“COME SING ALONG WITH US”—Community Singers—United Artists UAL 30003 (1-12" LP) “CHICO HAMILTON TRIO”—Introducing The The disk is an infectious, follow-the-bouncing- Piano Of Freddy Gambrell—With Ben Tucker, ball type of community-sing venture, and since Bass—World Pacific PJ-1242 (1-12" LP) the participants are not polished vocalists, it This is the disk intro for pianist Gambrell, induces the listener(s) to join in. Lyrics for the who is practically given the run of the wax as fourteen tune bill of oldies (“You Are My Sun- far as a featured role is concerned. Gambrell shine,” “Home On The Range,” “Baby Face,-” is working here with one of the most ingratiat- etc.) are reprinted on the back of the sleeve. ing jazzists in Hamilton, and he fits the often Solid release in the community-sing area. far-out, invariably ingenious Hamilton pattern with good-natured swing and persuasive warmth. The latter attitude on “Midnight. Sun” is one of “CHA CHA, MAMBO AND MERENGUE”— the disk’s finest moments. Five of the numbers Simon Bolivar And His Band—Mercury MG are durables. Noteworthy debut for Gambrell. IMC JESaEt-3EB2W€5R-Ttr 3E8 20177 (1-12" LP) Bolivar offers four versions of each of the three favorite Latin dance-steps, employing two polished, different-sized orks. The tunes are a “SONNY STITT”—Argo LP 629 (1-12" LP) good combination of standards and originals, and include in the durable class “Love For Sale,” The tenor saxist starts things off with two reflective essays, then to and “Where Can I Go Without You” “Three Blind and goes medium Mice” and “Day In Day Out.” A convenient, uptempo blowing on the six other selections. well-performed catalogue of the three steps. Stitt’s leanings toward enthusiastic tempos provides an excellent show-case for the artist as a swinger, while his moments skillfully CFUWO juwor ZfEUNOO‘8 “BRUNO ‘JUNIOR’ ZIELINSKI’S POLKA warm FESTIVAL”—Featuring The Wilson Sisters change the pace. Good work from the unbilled Liberty LRP 3085 (1-12" LP) combo support. In fact, the package is a no- liner note affair with the same photo of Stitt The Zielinski ork has been running a polka on both sides of the package. show over Chicago’s WGES for more than twenty-seven years, which adds strong mid- western polka sales possibilities to the issue. Those polka enthusiasts not acquainted with the Zielinski touch will also find the goings on re- “DETOUR TO THE MOON”—Mary Ann McCall liable interpretations. The Wilson Sisters sing- —Jubilee JLP-1078 (1-12" LP) English-Czech-Polish-German. Numbers in- in The one-time Tommy Dorsey, Woody Herman, cluded are from the countries in which the latter Charlie Barnet, and more recently, Charlie Ven- languages are mainly spoken. tura, vocalist supplies a collection of “moon” “MY MAN”—Mary Lou Brewer—With Sy Shaf- songs with keenly phrased, misty-voiced jazz fer And His Orchestra—Westminster WP 6081 readings. Quintet backing, which includes a cello (1-12" LP) in seven sessions, vary in personnel. Searching Miss Brewer is a hard-hitting stylist, who has for the “moon” song theme unearthed such appeared on Arthur Godfrey radio-tv stints, neglected treasures as “Moonlight Becomes and in various Washington, D.C. niteries. Her You,” “I Wished On The Moon,” and “No Moon vocal heritage belongs, in the main, to the “red- At All,” and “Moon Country.” Established works hot-mama” school, which works well for such include “Blue Moon,” “It’s Only A Paper Moon,” a strong-voiced performer. The songs here ap- and “Moonglow.” Effective jazz vocals. propriately suit the belting vocal way (“A Good Man Is Hard To Find,” “Some Of These Days,” “How Come You Do Mo Like You Do”). Sy Shaffer’s ork supports in semi-Dixieland fashion. Miss Brewer is a capable performer of an all- but-lost pop art.

“VIRTUOSO!”—The Roger Wagner Chorale— Capitol P 8431 (1-12” LP) “CARMEN FOR THE COOL ONES”—Carmen The distinguished chorus is heard in a varied McRae—With Orchestra Directed By Fred Katz seven selection program featured by the intri- —Decca DL 8738 (1-12" LP) cate Carl Orff “Praelusio” from “Catulli Car- olina, ” which fills one side the disk. Other Miss McRae offers another package of mature, of works include the “Hallelujah Chorus” finely textured vocals. Working with a variety from Handel’s “Messiah”; “Dance Polovetsian of ork backings, which include takes that spot- Of The Maidens” from Borodin’s “Prince Igor”; "Al- light percussion, string or woodwind work, Miss leluia” from Mozart’s “Alleluia”; the spiritual McRae clings expressively to her ballad moments, “Soon I Will Be Done”; Di Lasso’s and charmingly catches the spirit of her swing- Orlando “Echo Song”; and the folk song, “Polly Welly stints. Her prancing vocals and the delightful Katz backing on “All The Things You Are”, Doodle.” Strong classical vocal stock. “If I Were A Bell”, and “After I Say I’m Sorry” are a jig. Note the conviction on “You’re Mine.” “ANITA O’DAY SINGS THE WINNERS’— SHOSTAKOVICH: Symphony No. 11 —Stokow- Verve MGV-8283 (1-12" LP) ski—The Houston Symphony Orchestra—Capitol The platter programs Miss O’Day on material PBR 8448 (2-12" LP) associated with jazzists who have made jazz This is the initial American disk offering of poll news. Backed by creative ork work from Russian composer Dimitri Shostakovich's new arrangers-conductors Marty Paich and Russell eleventh symphony (subtitled “Year 1905”), a Garcia (each work on a side), the stylist roams large-scale opus, which via rich dramatic and inventively about or expressively recalls such moody scoring liberal use of folk tunes, depicts items as “Sing, Sing Sing” (Krupa And Good- the Russian revolt of 1905. Stokowski, who has man); “Tenderly” (Oscar Peterson); “My Funny performed the work in Russia, and the U.S.. Valentine” (Gerry Mulligan); and “Body And conducts with understanding and vigor. Bright Soul”, (Coleman Hawkins). Versatile vocals by sound. Important presentation of a work by one the now established jazz warbler. of today’s great serious composers.

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BOB TERRY SCOTT BURTON J. P. RiCHARDSON DICK LUNDY LEE KOPP RAY READ & JOE HILL Y/ATR—Wafrerbury, Conn. KWEB—Rochester, Minn. KTRM— Beaumont, Tex. WTRL— Bradenton, Fla. KSJO—San Jose, Calif. WAZA— Bainbridge, Ga. Little Star 1. Chantilly Lace (B. Bopper) 1. Patricia (P. Prado) 1. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) 1. (Elegants) 1. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 2. King Creole (EP) (Presley) 2. (B. 2. Left Right Out Of Your 2. Yakety Yak (Coasters) Splish Splash Darin) (D. Modugno) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 3. Poor Little Fool (R. Heart (P. Page) 3. Guess Things Happen That Nelson) 2. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 3. King Creole (E. Presley) 4. True Love (J. Scott) 4. If 3. Baubles, Bangles & Beads Way (J. Cash) My Dreams Came True (Boone) 3. How The Time Flies (Wallace) 4. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 5. Left Right Out Of Your 5. Match (L. (Kirby Stone IV) 4. I Wonder Why Got A Stein) 4. Everybody Loves A Lover 5. Hard Headed Woman (Dion Belmonts) Heart (P. Page) 6. Left Right Out Of Your 4. Patricia (P. Prado) & (D. Day) (E. Presley) Patricia (P. Prado) 5. Little Serenade (Ames Bros.) 5. Patricia (P. Prado) 6. Heart (P. Page) 5. Almost In Your Arms (Cooke) 6. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 7. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 7. Purple People Eater (Wooley) 6. Moon Talk (P. Como) 6. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 6. Left Right Out Of Your 7. Everybody Loves A Lover 7. Enchanted Island Lads) 8. Purple People Eater Meets 8. Everybody Loves A Lover 7. Fever (P. Lee) (Four Heart (P. Page) (D. Day) Witch Doctor (D. Day) 8. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 8. Left Right Out Of Your 7. Cha Cha Baby (T. Heath) 8. Moon Talk (P. Como) (B. Bopper/J. South) 9. Secretly (J. 9. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) Heart (P. Page) Rodgers) 8. Angel Baby (D. Martin) 9. Left Right Out Of Your 9. Wille & Hand Jive (J. Otis) 10. Seventeen 10. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 9. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) She Was Only 9. Got A Match (F. Gallup) Heart (P. Page) 10. It Over (Crickets) (D. Modugno) 10. Cha Hua Hua (E. Platt) Think (M. Robbins) 10. Gotta Have Rain (Bygraves) 10. Fever (P. Lee)

BAHN KEN ROWLAND MEL CLARK CARL JIM CLARK TOM ADAMS JOE P. BRANNON Lafayette, Ind. WTSL Hanover, N. H. WARL Arlington, Va. WOW—Omaha, Neb. WASK— — — KEEL—Shreveport, La. WEYE—Sanford, N. C. 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 1. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 1 . Padre (T. Arden) 1. Are You Really Mine 1 . Don't Ask Me Why (Presley) 2. 2. King Creole (EP) (Presley) For Your Precious Love 2. What I Living 2. You Need Hands (E. Gorme) (J. Rodgers) Am For (Willis) 2 . For Your Precious Love 3. Willie And The Hand Jive (J. Butler) 3. Hard 3. Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu Headed Woman (J. Butler) (J.Otis) 3. Blue Boy (J. Reeves) 4. Guess Things Happen That (D. Modugno) (E. Presley) 3. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) 4. Left Right Out Of 4. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 4. Way (J. Cash) Your 3. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) Drip Drop (Drifters) 4. My True Love (J. Scott) Heart (P. Page) (D. Madugno) 5. Purple People Eater (Wooley) 5. 5. When (Kalin Twins) 4. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) Patricia (P. Prado) 5. 5» Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) My True Love (J. Scott) 5. Come Closer To Me (Cole) 6. Willie And The Hand Jive 6. The Better To Love You 6. Big Man (Four Preps) 6. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 6. Devoted To You (Everlys) 6. Moon Talk (P. Como) (J. Otis) (J. Janis) 7. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 7. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 7. When (Kalin Twins) 7. For Your Precious Love 7. When (Kalin Twins) 7. I Feel That Old Heartache 8. What Did He Say (J. Butler) 8. Sugar Moon (P. Boone) 8. When (Kalin Twins) 8. Just Like In The Movies Again (F. Husky) (Terry & Pirates) 8. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) . (Upbeats) 8 When (Kalin Twins) 9. Got A Match (L. Stein) 9. Hard Headed Woman 9. (Diamonds) Kathy—O 9. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 9. One Summer Night 10. Left Right Out Of Your (E. Presley) 9. Patricia (P. Prado) 10. Early In The Morning 10. Longing To Hold You Again (Dandleers) Heart (P. Page) 10. Patricia (P. Prado) (Rinky Dinks/B. Holly) 10. 10. Gotta Have Rain (E. Gorme) (P. Page) 10 . Stay 10. 10. 10. (Ames Bros) 10. 10. BOB CRANE BOB ELLIS NORMAN PERRY DICK GILBERT CAMERON "BID" LEE MARK DUNHILL KNX— Hollywood, Calif. KOY— Phoenix, Ariz. KZEE Weatherford, Tex. KMYR— Denver, Colo. KPOL — KPOK—Scottsdale, Ariz. —Los Angeles, Calif. 1. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) 1. Everybody Loves Lover A 1. Everybody Loves A Lover 1. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 1. Young And Warm And 2. Everybody Loves A Lover (D. Day) 1. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) (D. Day) 2. Everybody Loves A Lover Wonderful (R. Williams) (D, Day) 2. Fever (P. Lee) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Boree And Bill Post (Pigeon) (D. Day) 2. Mole In The Hole (Yo-Yo's) 3. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 3. Little Serenade (Ames Bros) 3. Fever (P. Lee) 3. Come Back Little Girl 3. 3. Left Right Out Of Your Big Brown Eyes (Redjacks) 4. The Waiting Game 4. Left Right Out Of Your 4. Make Smile Again (Voxpoppers) Me Heart (P. Page) 4. Everybody Loves A Lover (H. Belafonte) Heart (P. Page) (D. Glenn) 4. Waiting Game (H. Belafonte) 4. Purple People Eater (Wooley) 5. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 5. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 5. Strange Are The Ways Of 5. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) 10. (N. Riddle) 6. Last Night On The Back 5. Talk (P. 6. Patricia (P. Prado) Love (G. Grant) 10. Moon Como) 6. When Will I Know 10.6. Rockabye In Beardland Porch (J. Corey) 10. 7. Poor Little 10. 10. 6. Little Boy Blue (H. Duvall) 6. Padre (V. Carr) Fool (R. Nelson) (G. Hamilton IV) (M. Miller) 7. She Was Only Seventeen 8. Hard Headed 7. A Certain Smile 7. A Certain Smile Women 7. Who Are They To Say 7. Baubles, Bangles & Beads (M. Robbins) (J. Fuller/J. Mathis) (Montenegro) (E. Presley) (DeCastros) (Kirby Stone IV) 8. Carolina Moon (C. Francis) 8. Just A Dream (M. Whiting) 9. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 8. So Happy In Love (Hayes) 8. Kathy— (Diamonds) 8. Come Closer To Me (Cole) 9. Song And Dance Man O (R. Linda) 9. Young And Warm And 9. Fever (P. Lee) 9. Moon Talk (P. Como) (S. Davis, Jr.) 9. Little Serenade (Ames Bros) Just A Dream (J. Clanton) Wonderful (T. Bennett) Young And Warm And Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu Gotta Have Rain (E. Gorme) Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) Wonderful (T. Bennett) (D. Modugno) Stupid Cupid (C. Francis) BOB DAHLGREN ROGER CLARK JIM GAINES BILL JOHNNY SANDISON BOB ELLIOTT HARRIS WAVE— Louisville, Ky. WGH—Newport News, Va. KUZN Monroe, La. KRIC Beaumont, Tex. CKCK—Regina, Sask., Can. St. Joseph, Mo. — — KUSN— 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. When (Kalin Twins)

1 . Purple People Eater (Wooley) 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 2. Certain 10.1. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 1. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 10. 2. When (Kalin Twins) A Smile (J- Mathis) 10. 10. 2. My True Love (J. Scott) 10.2. Chantilly Lace (B. Bopper) 2. Secretly (J. Rodgers) 2. Hard Headed Woman 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 10.3. Fever (P. Lee) 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 3. Patricia (P. Prado) 3. You Need Hands (E. Gorme) (E. Presley) 4. Patricia (P. Prado) 4. Don't Go Home (Playmates) 4. Rockin Robin (B. Day) 4. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 4. Big Man (Four Preps) 3. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 5. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 5. Kathy O (Diamonds) 4. Patricia 5. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 5. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 5. Padre (T. Arden) (P. Prado) 6. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 6. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 6. Patricia (P. Prado) 5. My True Love (J. Scott) 7. 6. Hootchy Koo (L. Williams) 6. My True Love (J. Scott) 7. Hard Headed Woman The Same Old Song And 6. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 7. Early In The Morning 7. Early In The Morning 7. Baubles Bangles & Beads (E. Presley) Dance (F. Sinatra) 7. (D. (Rinky Dinks) (Darin/Rinky Dinks) (Kirby Stone IV) Rebel Rouser Eddy) 8. Fever (P. Lee) 8. Patricia (P. Prado) 8. Western Movies (Olympics) 8. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) 9. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) 9. 8. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 8. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) What Am I Living 9. When (Kalin Twins) Let's Go Steady For The 9. La Santa Venuta (L. Leslie) For (C. Willis) 9. Think It Over (Crickets) 9. Think It Over (Crickets) Do You Wanna Dance Summer (The Three G's) (D. Martin) (B. Devotion (J. Harper) When (Kalin Twins) Little Mary (F. Domino) Angel Baby Freeman)

TOM BRENNEN BILL DAWES JOE MULHALL JERRY COLLINS BILL PERRY LEN ROSS Los Angeles, Calif. Cincinnati, — KRKD— WTSV Dover, N. H. 10.WCPO— Ohio 10.KDB—Santa Barbara, Calif. WWCO Waterbury, Conn. 10.WNOX— Knoxville, Tenn. 10. 10. — 1. Do You Love (McGuires) 1 . Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 1. Me 1. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) Enchanted Island (Four Lads) 1. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 1. Thunder Road (R. Mitchum) 2. Big Brown Eyes (Redjacks) 2. Fever (P. Lee) 2. Sunday Barbecue (T. E. Ford) (D. Modugno) 2. King Creole EP (E. Presley) 2. When (Kalin Twins) 3. So Happy In Love (Hayes) 3. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 3. Love Theme From 2. Little Star (Elegants) 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 4. Try The Impossible 3. Patricia (P. Prado) 4. Splish, Splash (B. Darin) 3. Fever (P. Lee) Houseboat (J. Reisman) 4. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 5. (Kalin (L. Andrews) 4. Splish Splash (B. Darin) When Twins) 4. Au Revoir Amour (Todds) 4. Bird Dog (Everlys) 5. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 5. Gotta Have Rain (E. Gorme) 6. That's How Much I Love 5. Under A Texas Moon 6. Hard Headed Woman 5. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 5. Gotta Have Rain (Bygraves) 6. Who Are They To Say You (P. Boone) (J. Dorsey) (E. Presley) 6. (De Castros) 6. My True Love (J. Scott) Devotion (J. Harper) 6. Come Closer To Me (Cole) 7. When (Kalin Twins) 7. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 7. Mole In The Hole (Yo-Yo's) 7. Summertime Lies 7. My Love (Leonard Quartet) 7. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) (4 Preps) 8. I Living For I 8. Everybody Loves Lover What Am 8. When Will Know A 8. 8. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) 8. If Dreams Came True (Boone) Oh Johnny Oh (K. Linden) (G. Hamilton) (D. Day) 9. Lazy Summer Night (4 Preps) (C. Willis) 10. 9. Stupid Cupid (C. Francis) 9. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 10. 10.9. When (Kalin Twins) 10. 9. Chantilly Lace (B. Bopper) 10. Are You Really Mine 9. Purple People Eater (Wooley) (D. Modugno) How The Time Flies Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) (J. Rodgers) My True Love (J. Scott) Endless Sleep (J. Reynolds) *J, Wallace) What Shall I Do (Townsend) KEN GAUGHRAN JACK O'NEILL LASH LAZAAR LOU BARILE PAUL DREW JERRY CHAPMAN WREB—Holyoke, Mass. WCAT Orange, Mass. — WIBX— Utica, N. Y. WGST—Atlanta, Ga. 1. Everbody Loves A Lover KXLA -Pasadena, Calif. WIRE— Indianapolis, Ind. 1. 1 . Baubles, Bangles & Nel Blue Dipinto Di Blu (D. Day) 1. Pretty Little Things Called 1. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 1 . Patricia (P. Prado) Beads (Kirby Stone IV) 2. Left Right Out Of Your Girls (Del Vikings) (D. Modugno) (D. Modugno) 2. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 2. Left Right 2. Devoted To You (Everlys) Out Of Your Heart (P. Page) 2. How Time Flies (Wallace) 2. If Dreams Came True 3. Hard Headed Woman 3. Heart (P. Page) 3. (P. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) 3. W hen Will I Know Boone) (E. Presley) 4. If 3. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 4. In 3. Fever (P. Lee) Dreams Came True (Boone) The Good Old Summer- (G. Hamilton IV) 4. Enchanted 5. Everybody Loves A Lover Island (Four Lads) (D. Modugno) time/Take The Lady 4. Summertime Blues (Cochran) 4. Everybody Loves A Lover 4. Patricia (P. Prado) (Kirby Stone IV) (D. Day) (D. Day) 5. When (Kalin Twins) 5. Just Dream (J. Clanton) 5. A One Summer Night 5. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 5. Gotta Have Rain (E. Gorme) 6. Hard Headed Woman 6. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) 6. Are They To Say (Dandleers) 6. It's Easy (J. London) Who 6. Monique (F. Sinatra) (E. Presley) Castros) 7. Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) 6. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 7. Talk (P. (De 7. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) Moon Como) 7. My True Love (J. Scott) 7. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 8. Everybody Loves A Lover 8. Are You Really Mine 7. Do You Love Me (McGuires) 8. Patricia (P. Prado) 8. 8. Born Too Late (Point-Tails) (D. Day) Everybody Loves A Lover (J. Rodgers) 8. Gotta Have Rain (Gorme) 9. Left Right Out Of Your (D. Day) 9. Guess Things Happen That 9. Fever (P. Lee) 9. Moon Talk (P. Como) 9. The Wizard (J. Rodgers) 9. Big Brown Eyes (Redjacks) Heart (P. Page) Way (J. Cash) Little Star (Elegants) Purple People Eater (Wooley) 10. Ginger Bread (F. Avalon) Come Closer To Me (Cole) Mole In The Hole (Yc-Yo's) It's Easy (J. London) RON PAUL ART LAWRENCE GENE EDWARDS DEL CLARK BILL ATKINS HAPPY WILSON WIBR— Baton Rouge, La. WHYE— Roanoke, Va. KILT— Houston, Tex. Chicago, III. Tyler, Tex. WJAZ Albany, Ga. WJJD KDOK— — 1. — Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 1 . Patrica (P. Prado) 1. 1. Love (J. Scott) 1 . Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) My True Patricia (P. Prado) 1 . Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 2. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 3. Somebody Touched Me 3. When (Kalin Twins) 3. Think It Over (Crickets) 3. When (Kalin Twins) 3. Rainbow Love (S. Scott) 4. When (Kalin Twins) (B. Knox) 4. When (Kalin Twins) 4. What Am I Living 4. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 5. Left Right Out Of Your 4. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) 4. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) For Willis) 5. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) (C. 5. Hard Headed Woman Heart (P. Page) 5. Fever (P. Lee) 6. Fever (P. Lee) 5. Endless Sleep (J. Reynolds) 5. Patricia (P. Prado) (E. Presley) 6. Fever (P. Lee) 6. Whippoorwill (K. Smith) 6. You Cheated (Slades) 7. Chantilly Lace (B. Bopper) 6. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) 6. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) 7. Little Star (Elegants) 7. Come Closer To Me (Cole) 7. Happy Years (Diamonds) 7. Fever (P. Lee) 8. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) 8. Talk (P. 8. If Dreams Came True(Boone) 7. Moon Como) Splish Splash (B. Darin) (D. 8. Rebel Rouser Eddy) 8. Secretly (J. Rodgers) 9. Moon Talk (P. Como) 9. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 9. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) 8. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) 9. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) 9. When (Kalin Twins) Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (D. Modugno) Splish Splash (B. Darin) 9. Fever (P. Lee) Just A Dream (J. Clanton) Yakety Yak (Coasters) (D. 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iiiiniiiiiiiuiinitM SAM BLESSING SONNY SIEVERS DICK BENARD The Cash Box "Sure Shots" highlight records which reports from retail dealers through- KOSI — Denver, Colo. KCTI —Gonzales, Tex. WSYB— Rutland, Vt. 1. For out the nation indicate are either already beginning to sell in quantity or else give 1. Patricia (P. Prado) Your Precious Love 1 . King Creole (E. Presley) Little Fool (R. Nelson) (J. Butler) 2. 2. Poor Hard Headed Woman every sign of doing so. 3. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) 2. Everybody Loves A Lover (E. Presley) 4. If Dreams Came True (Boone) (D. Day) 3. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 5. Ginger Bread (F. Avalon) 3. Stupid Cupid (C. Francis) 4. Stupid Cupid (C. Francis) 4. 6. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu My True Love (J. Scott) 5. All I Have To Do Is Dream (N. Riddle) 5. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) (Everlys) 7. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) 6. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) 6. Patricia (P. Prado) "BIRD DOG Sisters) 7. Early In The Morning (Holly) 7. Co»n ic-x 8. Buttermilk (Fontaine Little Star (Elegants) The 8/2 Everybody Loves A Lover 8. Blue Boy (J. Reeves) 8. Guess Things 9. Happen That Disk of the Wee (D. Day) 9. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) Way (J. Cash) 10. Hard Headed 9. "DEVOTED TO YOU" 10. Moon Talk (P. Como) Woman Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) (E. Presley) 10. If Dreams Came True (Boone)

~~DAN ANDERSON DAVE SANDSTROEN JOHN WRISLEY Everly Brothers Cadence 1350 WLOL—Minneapolis, Minn. WWRI—West Warwick, R. I. WIS—Columbia, S. C.~~

1. Hard Headed Woman 1. June July & August (Draper) 1. Splish Splash (B. Darin) (E. Presley) 2. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) 2. When (Kalin Twins) 2. When (Kalin Twins) 3. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 3. Patricia (P. Prado) 3. Little Star (Elegants) 4. Dream (B. Johnson) 4. Hard Headed Woman 4. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 5. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (E. Presley) 5. Patricia (P. Prado) (D. Modugno) 5. Young And Warm And 6. Willie & The Hand Jive 6. Oh Johnny Oh (K. Linden) Wonderful (T. Bennett) (J. Otis) 7. Monique (F. Sinatra) 6. Left Right Out Of Your Heart (P. Page) 7. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 8. Everybody Loves A Lover

I 7. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) "DANCE EVERYONE 8. That's How Much Love/If The Cash Box (D. Day) 7/19 Dreams Came True (Boone) 8. Whippoorwill (K. Smith) 9. Bim Bam (S. Butera) Best Bets 9. Fever (P. Lee) 10. Baubles, Bangles & Beads 9. Big Date (T. Sands) DANCE" 0. Somebody Touched Me (B. Knox) (Kirby Stone IV) 10. It's All Over Town (Hunter) Betty Madigan Coral 62007 PAT CHAMBURS EARLE PUDNEY NAT BROOK WDAE—Tampa, Fla. WGY—Schenectady, N. Y. KRKO— Everett, Wash.

1 . Fever (P. Lee) 1. Hard Headed Woman 1 . Patricia (P. Prado) 2. Left Right Out Of Your 2. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (E. Presley) Heart (P. Page) (D. Modugno) 2. One Summer Night 3. When (Kalin Twins) 3. Everybody Loves A Lover (Dandleers) 4. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) (D. Day) 3. It's Only Make Believe 5. Take A Step (Fontaines) 4. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) (C. Twitty) 5. Indiscreet (R. Williams) 4. Don't Ask Me Why (Presley) 6. That's How Much I Love You (P. Boone) 6. Same Old Song And Dance 5. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) (F. Sinatra) 6. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 7. Indiscreet (R. Williams) The Cash Box 8. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 7. Ginger Bread (F. Avalon) 7. I'll Get By (B. Williams) 7/19 (D. Modugno) 8. For Your Precious Love "LA PALOMA" of 8. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) Sleeper the Week 9. Padre (T. Arden) (J. Butler) 9. Patricia (P. Prado) 9. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 0. Almost In Your Arms 10. (N. Cole) 10. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) (S. Cooke) Looking Back Billy Vaughn Dot 15795 GERRY HERBERT BOB N. PERRY TINY MARKLE CFCF—Montreal, Can. WAVZ—New Haven, Conn. WCKR—Miami, Fla. 1 . Patricia (P. Prado) 1. Endless Sleep (J. Reynolds) 1. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu 2. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) 2. Return To Me (D. Martin) (D. Modugno) 10.3. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) 10.3. Looking Back (N. Cole) 2. Fever (P. Lee) 4. When (Kalin Twins) 4. Enchanted Island (4 Lads) 3. Patricia (P. Prado) 5. Left Right Out Of Your LAWRENCE 5. Young And Warm And WELK 4. Everybody Loves A Lover Heart (P. Page) Wonderful (T. Bennett) (D. Day) 6. Secretly (J. Rodgers) 6. What Am I Living STARTING JUNIOR DANCE ORCHESTRA 5. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 7. Dance Everyone Dance For (C. Willis) 5. Strange Are The Ways Of (B. Madigan) Love (G. Grant) 7. Padre (T. Arden) 8. Two Lips Two Arms, One TO BE PRESENTED ON TELEVISION 8. All I Have To Do Is . Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) Heart (Four Aces) Dream (Everlys) 3. Verboten (P. Anka) 9. Baubles Bangles & 9. You Need Hands (Gorme) ?. Moon Talk (P. Como) Beads (Kirby Stone IV) 10. Sugar Moon (P. Boone) ). Bird Dog (Everlys) 10. Fever (P. Lee) Applicants please submit full information.

TONY LARSON X . with pictures, tapes or recordings to: BIG 10. DICK PIKE THE D KUDY— Denver, Colo. 10. WTRY—Troy, N. Y. WNOP Cincinnati, Ohio 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) — JUNIOR DANCE ORCHESTRA I. Volare (D. Martin) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) !. King Creole (E. Presley) 3. Hard Headed Woman 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 2623 Santa Monica Blvd., Santa Monica, Calif. Phone: Exbrook 4-1464 I. Rockin Robin (B. Day) (E. Presley) 3. Don't Ask Me Why (Presley) I. Little Star (Elegants) 4. Angel Baby (D. Martin) 4. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) i. One Summer Night 5. Enchanted Island (Four Lads) 5. Let's. Rock/You're A Sweet- (Dandleers) 6. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis) heart (L. W. John)

>. Gotta Have Rain (Bygraves) 7. That's How Much I Love 6. Itchy Twitchy Feeling/1000 \ Over The Weekend You (P. Boone) Dreams (B. Hendricks) (Playboys) 8. Everybody Loves A Lover 7. A Certain Smile (J. Mathis)

I. Stupid Cupid (C. Francis) (D. Day) 8. If Dreams Came True (Boone) >. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) 9. Baubles Bangles & Beads 9. Chantilly Lace (B. Bopper) 10. 10. (Kirby Stone IV) I. She Was Only Seventeen Fever (P. Lee) Fever (P. Lee) (M. Robbins) ON THE WAY! WALLY PHILLIPS JOHN "MAD MAN" JOHN CAMPBELL WGN Chicago, III. MICHAELS — KWBB—Wichita, Kans. 1 . Patricia (P. Prado) Milwaukee, Wise. 2. Everybody Loves A Lover . Do You Wanna Dance WOKY— SEND ME THE (D. Day) (B. Freeman) 1 . Patricia (P. Prado) 3. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) !. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 2. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 4. Hard Headed Woman l. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 3. When (Kalin Twins) (E. Presley) I. Hard Headed Woman 4. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 5. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) (E. Presley) 5. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 6. Fever (P. Lee) i. My True Love (J. Scott) 6. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 7. If Dreams Came True (Boone) 7. Hard Headed Woman i. Come What May (McPhatter) PILLOW YOU (E. Presley) 8. Guess Things Happen That . Patricia (P. Prado) Way (J. Cash) (Dion & Belmonts) 8. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) 9. Left Right Out Of Your Heart I. Big Date (T. Sands) 9. My True Love (J. Scott) (P. Page) . Splish Splash (B. Darin) Everybody Loves A Lover Volare (U. Marcato) (D. Day) . I Wonder Why DREAM ON BOB WELLS DICK GRANT JIM MARTIN WEBR— Buffalo, N. Y. Ticonderoga, N. Y. 20-7127 WIST—Charlotte, N. C. WIPS— 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 47/ 1. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) . Yakety Yak (Coasters) 2. Patricia (P. Prado) 3. Fever (P. Lee) . Hard Headed Woman El Rock (Champs) 4. Nel Blu Dipinto Di Blu (E. Presley) 3. Rancho 4. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) (D. Modugno) . Splish Splash (B. Darin) 5. Fever (P. Lee) 5. Left Right Out Of Your . Patricia (P. Prado) 6. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) Heart (P. Page) . When (Kalin Twins) L0CKLIN If True (Boone) HANK 7. Got A Match (Daddy-O's) 6. Dreams Came . Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 7. Everybody Loves A Lover . My True Love (J. Scott) 8. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) (D. Day) . Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 9. Do You Wanna Dance 8. Cha Cha Baby (T. Heath) . Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) (B. Freeman) 9. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) Enchanted Island (Four Lads) . Purple People Eater (Wooley) The Freeze (Tony & Joe) ATTENTION DEEJAYS, PROGRAM DIRECTORS, LIBRARIANS— -Mease keep us constantly informed 'of any changes in call letters or title.

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. . . Elliot Blaine, Cosnat chief, reports business swinging the last couple o: It looks like an interesting fall season from some of the great packages weeks. On Dot, Elliot calls attention to the Pat Boone LP “Stardust” and his now being issued in the numerous fall plans. So much must merchandise is single “If Dreams Come True”. Also says, keep an eye on “Suzie Darling’ being offered it just has to hype the sales. Irving Jerome, national salesman- by Robin Luke on Dot. This deck was a hit in Honolulu and it is getting s\ ager of MGM Records, who just returned from his first MGM national dis- good reaction here. On Class, he points to “The Rockin’ Robin” by Bobby Day tributor meeting, was just carried away by the Cazdeton’s “I’m Sorry” by The Royal Holidays; Jubilee’s “City Lights” b> enthusiasm with which his distribs greeted the Don Rondo, Josie’s “Betty Lou’s Got A New Pair of Shoes” by Bobby Free- MGM line. “This was the most successful dis- man, Apollo’s “Lucianne” by Larry Kirby. . . . Atlantic Records out with tributor meeting I’ve ever attended,” says four this week. have stirred up action. They are “My Life” by Jerome. Jerome and president Arnold Maxin did Two already Chuck Willis and “You Be My Baby” by Ray Charles. The Bobbettes are also a stereo presentation of the line, pre-recorded, pitching with “The Dream” and Bow Bow” and The Two Chaps with with the assistance of cartoon slides and album “Um “Forgive Me” and “No More.” . . . The Sammy Kaye organization moves' covers. Gags and gimmicks made it a most palat- to larger quarters at 40 E. 49t,h Street on July 30. Kaye adds a new TV show, able offering and the results awaited Maxin and “Music From Manhattan,” over the ABC-TV network this fall, to his Jerome when they got back to New York. Most

various other enterprises. . . . According to Duke Records, things are really i distribs didn’t even wait for the selling calls that thfi ii U\ W WN^ happening with “The Barefoot Rock”. The deck, by Little Junior Parker, is m Jerome planned, but beat him to the punch by getting bigger and the dance is catching on in a big way. Deejays are giving mailing in their healthy orders. Decca, Capitol it a big plug and the dance has been choreographed and an illustrated brochure ANN NICHOLS and RCA Victor unveiled some unbelievable al- showing step by step will be released nationally. Don Robey very happy with bums the week before, and Epic held its most the big orders he wrote at the recent show. Showing smartly on the successful convention at Montauk, L.I. ABC-Paramount invited its distribs NAMM pads were Bobby Blue Bland’s “Little Boy Blue” and “Last Night”; Joe to the famous Concord Hotel in the Catskill Mountains and reported a half- Hinton’s “I Know” and “Ladder of Prayer”; and Bo Rhambo’s “Bewitched” million dollars in orders taken on the spot. Apparently no lack of confidence and “Southside.” . . . Irv Katz reports his Houston branch office growing in the future as far as the nation’s record distribs are concerned. . . . Buddy very rapidly and expects it to rival his Dallas operation shortly. . . . Herb Friedlander, national sales manager of United Artists, elated with the action Sheldon loses his WNTA-Newark, N.J. radio and Jocko Henderson out now coming into the diskery. Lee Andrews and The Hearts’ “Why Do I” has show of his radio and tv shows. . . . Atco has released a new Bobby Darin titled taken off like another hit for the group rapidly building into one of the LP “Bobby Darin.” An is also being issued. It will include “Splish Splash”, hottest properties around. A1 Tamarin, United Artists’ head, picked up “Green EP his current smash, and three others. . . . Joe Mosquito” by The Tune Rockers, outbidding several other companies, and Sherman, A & R head at Epic reports the signing of Arnold Stang for singles early indications are that he grabbed a “big” one. In the album department, and albums. United Artists has a steady (and growing) seller in “The Vikings,” soundtrack from the spectacular movie thriller, and “Come Sing Along With Us”, CHICAGO: Piano wizard Billy Taylor tickling the keyboard in a community sing LP that sounds like great party material. Several cuts toe-tappin’ style these days at the Sutherland Hotel.

. . . Dave Atkins, whose debut waxing on Back-Beat will be issued as an EP with its main objective the juke box trade. . . . Art Mooney, MGM Records, made himself an unforgettable here in So. Plainfield, “Shake Kum Down” is creating excitement, seen at N.J. when he recently played a big part in raising over $4200. for a heart the NAMM show last week with Don Robey and operation on Little Joe Kubitsky of that town. Art autographed records and Dave Clark. . . . R&B cutie Priscilla Bowman in town auctioned them off, sold sponges which were to be thrown at the Mayor, and for recording sessions at Vee-Jay. Jimmy Bracken, generally acted as all around master of ceremonies for “Little Joe Day”, Abner and Cal Carter all very enthused about the hot sponsored by the community. Mooney so completely won over the So. Plain- material on tap for Prissy. Abner pleased to report fieldians that they followed up by electing him Honorary Chief of Police and that The Dells are doing very well with their rockin’ Honorary Mayor. Mooney became interested in the project when the towns- rendition of “Jeepers Creepers”, a standard, which people wrote Irv Jerome, who comes from So. Plainfield, asking for his help Ab says the teeners will love. Abner and Cal are in raising funds for Little Joe, who had a hole in his heart and whose only prepping a lot of good spiritual material for early chance of survival was in the hands of the internationally famous surgeon, sessions. . . . Speed demon Del Clark (WJJD) came in second at the Disk Jockey Stock Car in Soldier’s Charles Bailey. . . . Bill Nielsen, Epic topper, and Walt Hayum, national sales Race BUTLER & IMPRESSIONS 26. . manager, back from the week-end distrib meetings well satisfied with the Field July Don Ferris, WNMP, won the race. . . results. Hayum off on a distrib trip to Philadelphia and Baltimore, then back Drummer boy Red Hawley, who sets the solid beat for to New York and off again to the coast. Hayum reports that two items are The Dukes of Dixieland, delighted a packed house t’other night at the Blue hitting with solid impact. They are “Summer Time, Summer Time” by The Note, with his snappy staccato snare skin beating; while Lowell Miller, who Jamies and “I Don’t Want To Set The World On Fire” by Something Smith. doubles on string bass and tuba captivated the payin’ customers with his solo Nielsen, who is a devoted fisherman, had a completely satisfying week-end. of “The Whiffenpoof Song”. Joe Delaney tells us that this tune will be

mastered for the upcoming number 8 stereo LP on Audio Fidelity Records. . . . He hooked an 84 pound tuna. . . . A1 Silver, Herald and Ember Records, back from his European trip hut unable to settle down to routine again. A1 tells Roulette’s Stan Pat soaking up the sun and lots of rest during his belated an interesting bit that happened to him in Rome. Leaving his hotel one day, holiday lerry Ferber keeping tab on all hospitals on new “arrivals” in he was approached by a well dressed man who apologized for intruding. He conjunction with promotion on “Baby, Baby Every Night” by Etta James was a guide, he explained, and considered himself the best in the business. on Kent. . . . Paul Glass’ lovely wife Peggy and Miss Pat Winnsay recently His manner was so gracious and impressive that Silver hired him. The guide returned from a fabulous 10 day tour thru Texas, stopping off at Dallas. Both certainly was not boasting when he termed himself the city’s best, and A1 Paul and Earl Glicken anxious to make the big move to All-State’s new

quarters. Earl really fiippin’ the distrib’s . . and Mrs. Silver saw Rome completely and as they never would have without over new Yiddish line, Tikva. . his guidance. The Silvers and the guide became quite friendly as time passed After a hectic 3 weeks subbing for Howard Miller, and doing a multitude of and inevitably the question came, “By the way, Mr. Silver, what business are his own radio stints, WIND deejay Milo Hamilton is en route to N’Yawk on you in?” When Silver replied, “The record business” the guide retorted, a short holiday and to renew old acquaintances. . . . Lennie Garmisa hosted “That’s a coincidence. I only recently guided another record man.” Where- Lois and Donald Kahn in Chi recently to promote their new Jubilee album upon he pulled a card from his wallet which said, “To Whom It May Concern: “Yes Sir, That’s My Baby”. Don, who arranged and conducted the LP, is the

~~write)', . . . Mr. — is the most capable guide I have ever met and I recommend son of the late, great song Gus Kahn. Donna Bright advises that~~

Joe Bushkin is in at the . . him without reservations,” signed Arnold Maxin. Silver was happy to find piano wizard due London House August 6. . King on his return that two decks were starting out very strong. They are Five Record’s Ralph Bass tells us he’s very enthused about a talented 9 year old named Faith Taylor. Ralph confides this young miss is headed for the top, Satins’ “A Night To Remember” and Red and Blue’s “TV Baby.” . . . Heard this week: “Perry Como has a great album out on Victor. There ought to be she’s that good. several sides in it that would make great singles.” The name of the album ? LOS ANGELES: “Como’s Golden Records.” . . . Dancer Bobby Van may make it as a singer with his first recording effort on ABC-Paramount, “Sweethearts”. Van un- Johnny Garner, the 19-year-old boy who recorded “Little Starry Eyes” veiled the side on Dick Clark’s August 1 show, then four days in Chicago for for Imperial Records, hitch-hiked his way from New Orleans to Hollywood for

personal appearances, dee-jay visits, and TV shots. Jerry Winston, who a chance to record. . . . Sam Cooke, Keen recording artist, will headline a produces for MGM’s Cub label, tells us the MGM brass is excited about the 3%-hour combined jazz, gospel and pop singing concert at the Shrine next Velour’s release, “Crazy Love”. Morty Craft is readying it for a “Super Auditorium in Los Angeles August 3rd. Cooke is presently in the East

Special Release” and copies go out to the trade and deejays this week. . . . fulfilling a series of night club and personal appearance dates. Cooke has Abner, Vee Jay-Abner Records, released a disk during the MOA convention already been booked through September, but will take a few days off this

and advised all, with tongue in cheek, that he planned month to record his Christmas album. . . . Recent additions to Dooto Record mmm; hhhshi an all out exposure. Today this group is riding all Artist roster include the Eddie Smith Trio, a novelty singing and instrumental

the charts Jerry Butler and The Impressions. Abner group, and a new teenage vocal group, The Montereys. . . . Guesting on calls the sales on that record, “For Your Precious Charles Trammel’s radio show recently were Bobby Blue Bland, who’s latest Love”, “phenominal”. Abner and a & r chief, Cal release on the Duke label is “You Got Me Where You Want Me”, Tony Allen Carter, advise a new session is now being set up for from Imperial Records, and Rudy Raymore who has “Take A Little To Do

the hit group. . . . Chris Ford, Tuxedo Records, an- Right” on the Valley label. . . . Sammy Davis Jr. crowned Miss Cavalcade of nounced the signing of cutie Ann Nichols, to a record- 1958 at the 14th annual Cavalcade of Jazz show at the Shrine Auditorium.

~~ing contract. Session is being cut this week with an . . . The Platters new release on Mercury is “You’re Making A Mistake” and~~

immediate release planned. Ford also releases two the whistling on the side is done by bass Herbie Reed. . . . Jean Bennett, gospel items this week, “Everybody Should Serve The who pens the Personality Plugger, is moving to New York City as of August

Lord” and “I Feel Like Going On” by The Silver 1st. . . . Ann Weldon’s first recording session on Universal International Crown Gospel Singers—and “Lord I’ve Tried” and label turned out so well that Buck Ram, who directed the session, tried to

“On My Knees A-Praying.” . . . Ken Lutman, United buy it from the three partners who own the label. . . . Lester Lees, national Vrtists national promotion, planning a trip in a sales manager of Atco and Atlantic Records in town to set distribution of

ouple of weeks to promote the label’s “Why Do Atlantic with Record Merchandising Co. . . . Class Records really jumping TWO CHAPS 1” and “The Mosquito.” . . . Alan Hartwell, in with three hot releases going in Googie Rene’s “Moonglow”, “Hey Boy, Hey charge of promotion for Love Records calls attention to the great ex- Girl” by Oscar McLollie and Jeanette, and Bobby Day’s “Rocking Robin”.

citement on Cozy Cole’s “Topsy” part two in and around the Boston . . . Aladdin Records releasing a new Shirley and Lee pressing, “All I Want area. Cute gimmick used by Love. In its signature the “o” in “Love” is a To Do Is Cry”, this week. “Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX

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The Cash Box , Music Page 39 August 9 , 1958 Texritorial THE &NATION'S Recording Session Tips TOP 20 BininiiiiiiiniiiimiinniinniiiminmiiraiinninmniwinnniiiniimniraiiiininffliHiraiiiffliumiTiiim Pes. Last The Cash Box 'Territorial Tips" chart highlights Rhythm and Blues records show- Week ing regional action, which have not yet appeared in the national top 20, SPLISH SPLASH miiiimiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiitiiimiiifiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiniM Bobby Darin 2 1 (Atco 6117) (Listed Alphabetically) * Indicates first appearance on Territorial Tips A CERTAIN SMILE LITTLE MARY YAKETY YAK CM Coasters Johnny Mathis (Columbia 41095) PRISONER'S SONG 1 Fats Domino (Imperial 5526) (Atco 61 16) ALL DAY LONG Jimmy Smith (Blue Note 1676) LITTLE STAR PATRICIA Elegants (APT 25005) Perez Prado 3 ARE YOU MY GIRL FRIEND 3 (RCA Victor 7245) Morry Williams & Kids (Tee Vee 301) MUSIC, MUSIC, MUSIC BUT NOT FOR ME Ahmad Jahmal (Argo 5294) FOR YOUR BAREFOOT ROCK YORK — Just prior to her Little Junior Parker (Duke 193) PRECIOUS LOVE NEW ‘MY LIFE 4 4 Jerry Butler & Impressions first recording session for Kapp Rec- Chuck Willis (Atlantic 1 192) BEAUTIFUL DELILAH (Abner 1013) ords, Betsy Jones is pictured with Chuck Berry (Chess 1697) Dave Kapp, president of the diskery, NEL BLU DIPINTO Dl BLU arranger-conductor. Domenico Modugno (Decca 30677) JUST A DREAM and Marty Gold, Waltz” ‘BETTY LOU'S GOT A NEW PAIR *Dean Martin (Capitol 4028) Jimmy Clayton 9 The sides cut were “Vacation OF SHOES 5 (Ace) and “Wallpaper Flowers”. Bobby Freeman (Josie 841) NEVER AGAIN Dinah Washington (Mercury 71317) WILLIE ‘CARMEN AND THE Billy Taylor Wins Award BLACK EYED PEAS NO CHEMISE PLEASE HAND JIVE 5 Ramsey Lewis (Argo 5304) Gerry Granahan (Sunbeam 102) Johnny Otis 6 (Capitol 3966) NOTHING IN THE WORLD CHA DOOKY DOO CHICAGO— Billy Taylor, jazz pi- Art Neville (Specialty) Nat Cole (Capitol 4004) ONE SUMMER anist appearing currently with his OLD RIVER NIGHT ‘CHANTILLY LACE MAN 7 trio at the Sutherland Hotel Lounge, Big Bopper (Mercury 71343) Earl Grant (Decca 30640) Dandleers 7 was recently selected to receive the (Mercury 71322) CHAROCK OOH! MY SOUL Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity’s achieve- TRUE FINE MAMA Melodears (Gone 5033) POOR LITTLE ment award. Little Richard (Specialty 633) FOOL The award presentation was made CHEATIN' WOMAN 11 Ricky festival July 27 Frankie Ford (Ace) OP Nelson at the KAP jazz on Honeycones (Ember 1036) 8 (Imperial 5528) the campus of the University of Chi- COME WHAT MAY cago. Daddy-O-Daylie, deejay WMAQ, ‘POINCIANA REBEL ROUSER Clyde McPhatter (Atlantic 1185) Ahmad Jahmal (Argo 5303) emceed the show. Dakota Staton and Duane Eddy 9 6 the Ramsey Lewis Trio were added DEACON'S WALK ROCKIN' RCBIN (Jamie 1104) Billy Hope (Savoy 1539) Bobby Day (Class 229) entertainment along with Taylor and YOU'RE A his combo following the presentation. SECRETLY DOWN IN VIRGINIA achievement award Jimmie Rodgers (Roulette 4070) SWEETHEART The KAP was I KNOW IT'S A SIN 12 Little Willie John Jimmy Reed (Vee-Jay 287) 10 made to Taylor primarily for his (King 5142) SOMEONE TO LOVE ME contributions as co-ordinator and star DOWN THE AISLE OF LOVE GATES OF HEAVEN of the recently concluded series, “The Quin-Tones (Hunt 321) Ron Baxter (Gone 5036) WHAT AM Subject Is Jazz”, on the NBC televi- 1 LIVING FOR DRIP DROP THE FREEZE 8 sion 11 Chuck Willis network and WTTW. MOONLIGHT BAY Tony & Joe (Era 1075) (Atlantic 1179) Taylor, whose current release on Drifters (Atlantic 1187) ABC-Paramount is “The New Billy ‘THINK IT OVER LOVE ‘EARLY IN THE MORNING Crickets (Brunswick 55072) MY TRUE Taylor Trio” an LP, concludes his Bobby Darin & Rinky Dinks (Atco 6121) Jack Scott 13 stint at the Sutherland Lounge Au- TRICKLE TRICKLE 12 (Carlton 462) ‘GAS MONEY Videos (Casino 102) gust 4. Jan & Arnie (Arwin 111) HARD HEADED TRY THE IMPOSSIBLE GINGERBREAD Lee Andrews & Hearts WOMAN 10 TWO TERRIFIC ENTRIES (United Artists 123) Frankie Avalon (Chancellor 1021) 13 Elvis Presley THE DUBS (RCA Victor 7280) ‘GOING TO CHICAGO BLUES WESTERN MOVIES “BE SURE (My Love)’’ Count Basie 8, Joe Williams (Roulette 4088) Olympics (Demon 1508) LITTLE STAR b/w “Song In My Heart’’ Elegants 18 GONE 5034 HARVEY'S GOT A GIRL FRIEND 14 WHAT SHALL I DO (APT 25005) Royal Teens (ABC-Paramount 9945) Ed Townsend (Capitol 3994) THE IMPERIALS FEVER HAVING A GOOD TIME WHIPPER SNAPPER Peggy Lee Huey Smith (Ace 548) 15 17 “TEARS ON MY HARBOR LIGHTS (Capitol 3998) HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL Lavern Baker (Atlantic 1189) PILLOW” Jerry Lee Lewis (Sun 296) WHEN b/w “Two People In The World” WIN YOUR LOVE FOR ME 16 Kalin Twins 16 END 1027 HOOTCHY KOO Sam Cooke (Keen 2006) (Decca 30642) GONE-END RECORDS Larry Williams (Specialty 634) 1650 BWAY N. Y., N. Y. YES I WANT YOU BLIP BLOP ‘HOW THE TIME FLIES Ivory Joe Hunter (Atlantic 1191) Bill Doggett Jerry Wallace (Challenge 59013) 14 17 (King 5138) YOU CHEATED Unsurpassed in Qualify of any Price I BELIEVE IN YOU Slades (Domino) MARRY ME Shields (Tender 513) DO YOU WANNA (Mercury 1 1 Robert & Johnny (Old Town 1052) *Del-Vikings 345) DANCE (lGcnuine 8"x10" Glossy Photos Bobby Freeman 19 ITCHY TWITCHY FEELING CRYING 18 YOU GOT ME (Josie 835) Bobby Hendricks ( Sue 706) Jimmy Reed (Vee-Jay 275) “ Past Card* EACH COME CLOSER $26 par 1,000 I LOVE YOU SO YOU GOT ME WHISTLING 5 Chantels (End 1020) Mounted Johnny Fuller (Checker 899) TO ME in 5,000 lots " Enlargement* 19 Nat "King Cole 24 6Vic in 1,000 lot* ‘KATHY-0 (Capitol 4004) (30"* 40") $4.05 Diamonds (Mercury 71330) YOU GOT ME (WHERE YOU $8.99 per 100 WANT ME) HEY GIRL, Fan mail photos as low as lc eoch ‘KING CREOLE (EP) LEND A HELPING HAND Blue Bland (Duke 185) HEY BOY Elvis Presley (RCA Victor EPA-4319) Bobby 21 FULL COLOR PRINTS 20 Oscar & Jeanette for «v«ry purpon, to$t« and bvdgtf LEROY FUNERAL AND MY TRIAL (Class 228) YOUR A Division of JAMES J. KRIEGSMANN Jack Scott (Carlton 462) WAKE UP BABY Sonny Boy Williams (Checker 894 21. OVER AND OVER. 22. DOWN IN VIRGINIA. Plata 7-0233 LET'S SIT AND TALK 23. WESTERN MOVIES. 24. YOU CHEATED. 25. 163 Weft 46rh Sr. Allison (Vee-Jay 286) utoqraphery New York !». N. V.J Gene YOU'RE MAKING A MISTAKE LITTLE MARY. 26. LOOKING BACK. 27. I'M WANDERING. 28. NOTHING IN THE WORLD. 29. LIPS MY OLD FLAME WE DELIVER WHAT WE ADVEPTISE TALK TO ME, TALK TO ME. 30. ROCKIN' ROBIN. Roy Hamilton (Epic 9274) Platters (Mercury 71320)

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ONE SUMMER NIGHT YOU'RE A LET'S SIT AND TALK PHOENIX, ARIZ. Jody Reynolds, whose initial Demon waxing, “Endless — A Dandleers SWEETHEART Gene Allison Sleep”, turned out to be a dual-mart smash, recently paid a visit to the ^ (Mercury 71322) Little Willie John (Vee-Jay 286) KRIZ-Phoenix studios. During the day the temperature in town reached the (King 5142) 118 degree mark. Some of the listeners, shown above with Jody and KRIZ Program Director-deejay, Rob Robbins, came to the studios in bathing suits PATRICIA FEVER CHA DOOKY DOO Prado to beat the heat. R Perez Peggy Lee Art Neville u (PCA Victor 72451 (Specialty) (Capitol 399 S)

FOR YOUR BLIP BLOP THE PRISONER'S SONG Jazz At Brussels Fair Columbia Inks Mumford PRECIOUS LOVE gw Bill Doggett Fats Domino Jerry Butler & Impressions (King 5138) (Imperial 5526) (Abner 1013) BRUSSELS, BELGIUM — Sarah NEW YORK — Gene Mumford, lead singer with Billy Dom- Vaughan, Sidney Bechet, and the In- Ward’s „ TRICKLE TRICKLE WILLIE AND THE YOU'RE A ternational Jazz Band held forth in inoes for the past two years, has been 7 Videos HAND JIVE SWEETHEART * the American Pavillion of the Brus- signed to record as a soloist for Co- (Casino 102) Johnny Otis Little Willie John (Capitol 3966) (King 5142) sels World’s Fair for six days be- lumbia, according to an announce- ginning July 29th, it was reported ment last week by Mitch Miller, Di- YOU'RE A rector of Popular Artists and Rep- COME CLOSER TO ME YOU CHEATED by George Wein, Producer of the Q SWEETHEART Not "King" Cole Shields Newport Jazz Festival. The Newport ertoire. Little Willie John (Capitol 4004) (Tender 513) (King 5142) group was recruited by the U.S. State Mumford has been heard as soloist Department to put on the jazz pro- on such Dominoes hit recordings as JUST A DREAM SPLISH SPLASH JUST A DREAM in our pavillion “Stardust,” “Solitude” and Deep Pur- gram on “America Q Jimmy Clanton Bobby Darin Jimmy Clanton ple.” to professionally a ' Days”—July 29th through August Urged sing by (Ace 546) (Atco 6117) (Ace 546) 3rd. Sister Rosetta Tharpe, Gene while In addition to producing the Brus- still a youngster, substituted frequent- REBEL ROUSER ONE SUMMER WIN YOUR LOVE sels jazz show, Wein joined Vic Dick- ly for Bill Kenny, tenor soloist with NIGHT iff Duane Eddy Dandleers FOR ME the Spots. enson on trombone and Buck Clayton Ink Now a veteran per- (Jamie 1104) (Mercury 71322) Sam Cooke on trumpet by taking over the piano former in his early thirties, Gene will (Keen 2006) chores for the Bechet-Vaughan ap- be showcased as a solo singer under his own name for the first time in pearances. Impresario-performer Wein HBrnmiiiiisiiimi iniiiiim iiniiiiniiiiiiiiii iiniiini is also owner of the well known his career with his first Columbia re- “Storyville” night club in Boston. lease due out shortly. The International Jazz Band play- ST. LOUIS NEWARK DALLAS ed in Brussels under the direction of Shake-Up_M WNTA its leader Marshall Brown. The band disbanded after Brussels and the 18 NEWARK, N. J. — WNTA-New- young musicians returned to their 16 ark, last week announced that it was YES 1 WANT YOU PATRICIA POOR LITTLE respective nations to spread the gos- replacing the Herb Sheldon radio FOOL Ivory Joe Hunter Perez Prado Ricky Nelson show, which he did remote his pel of “le jazz hot” as viewed in the from (Atlantic 1191) (RCA Victor 7245) (Imperial 5528) Roslyn, L.I. home from 7 am to United States. 9:30 am five days weekly, and both the Jocko Henderson radio and tv ALL DAY LONG SPLISH SPLASH YAKETY YAK Smith Bobby Darin Coasters Heading Toward Another Million Seller! shows. / Jimmy * (Blue Note 1676) (Atco 611 7) (Atco 6116) By The Same Group That Gave You Sheldon formerly was with WABD- TV-New York where he did a morn-

I REMEMBER (IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT) ing show for the adult audiences and PATRICIA LITTLE STAR SPLISH SPLASH a bandstand show for the teenagers 9 Perez Prado Elegants Bobby Darin «* (RCA Victor 7245) (APT 25005) THE SATINS in the afternoon. He was subsequently (Atco 6117) replaced by Alan Freed on the band- singing stand stint. WIN YOUR LOVE REBEL ROUSER WILLIE AND THE HAND JIVE Jocko Henderson came to New York "4 FOR ME Duane Eddy from Philadelphia. He won a large Sam Cooke (Jamie 1104) Johnny Otis (Keen 2006) (Capitol 3966) A NIGHT TO REMEMBER audience with WOV-New York and Ember 1038 left the station to make his WNTA ITCHY TWITCHY YAKETY YAK REBEL ROUSER radio and tv bow. K FEELING Coasters Duane Eddy ** Bobby Hendricks (Atco 6116) (Jamie 1104) EMBER RECORDS (Sue 706) 1597 BWAY, N. Y. Arc To Allied POINCIANA FOR YOUR FOR YOUR fi Ahmad Jahmal PRECIOUS LOVE PRECIOUS LOVE W (Argo 5303) Jerry Butler & Impressions Jerry Butler & Impressions ELIZABETH, N. J.—Edward Dam- (Abner 1013) (Abner 1013) bach, president of Arc Records, last GIRL, HEY BOY YOU'RE A LOVE week announced that national distri- HEY MY TRUE 7 Oscar & Jeanette SWEETHEART Jack Scott bution of Arc will be handled by Al- • (Class 228) Little Willie John (Carlton 462) lied Record Sales Company, Holly- (King 5142) wood, Calif. PEAS JUST Allied will press, ship and handle BLACK EYED JUST A DREAM A DREAM 9 Ramsey Lewis Jimmy Clanton Jimmy Clanton while produces the accounting Arc ** (Argo 5304) (Ace 546) 1 Ace 546) masters and promotes its releases. Arc will retain control of the mas- HARD HEADED ters. YAKETY YAK WHEN Q Coasters WOMAN Kalin Twins Several of Arc’s key distributors U (Atco 6116) Elvis Presley (Decca 30642) will be retained under the new system. (RCA Victor 7280) They include Chips, Philadelphia; Su- SOMEONE TO HARD HEADED perior, N.Y.C.; Laredy, N.J.; Metro, MY TRUE LOVE 58 MARKET ST lg LOVE ME Jack Scott WOMAN Buffalo; Seaboard, Albany; Record *** N E WA R K J _Ron Baxter (Carlton 462) Elvis Presley ; N Merchandising, Los Angeles. UT’rGone 5036; (RCA Victor 7280) ‘Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX

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PATRICIA WILLIE AND THE JUST A DREAM A Perez Prado HAND JIVE Jimmy Clanton ' (RCA Victor 7245) Johnny Otis (Ace 546) (Capitol 3966) ' Award BAREFOOT ROCK 7/5 COME CLOSER TO ME MY TRUE LOVE POOR LITTLE FOOL of the Week ^ Not "King" Cole Jack Scott Ricky Nelson w (Capitol 4004) (Carlton 462) (Imperial 5528) . Little Junior Parker Duke 193 WILLIE AND THE ONE SUMMER NIGHT WILLIE AND C HAND JIVE Dandleers THE HAND JIVE ** Johnny Otis (Mercury 71322) Johnny Otis (Capitol 3966) (Capitol 3966)

REBEL ROUSER PATRICIA LITTLE STAR / Duane Eddy Perez Prado Elegants (Jamie 1104) (RCA Victor 7245) (APT 25005) Sleeper 6 28 ~ 'GINGERBREAD' of the Week LITTLE MARY HEY GIRL, HEY BOY FOR YOUR X Fats Domino Oscar & Jeanette PRECIOUS LOVE Chancellor 1021 w (Imperial 5526) (Class 228) Jerry Butler & Impressions Frankie Avalon (Abner 1013)

FOR YOUR FOR YOUR PATRICIA Q PRECIOUS LOVE PRECIOUS LOVE Perez Prado ® Jerry Butler & Impressions Jerry Butler & Impressions (RCA Victor 7245) (Abner 1013) (Abner 1013) DOWN THE AISLE NEL BLU DIPINTO YOU'RE A WIN YOUR LOVE Award IQ OF LOVE Dl BLU SWEETHEART 7/19 *** of the Week Quin-Tones Domenico Modugno Little Willie John FOR ME" (Hunt 321) (Decca 30677) (King 5 142) Sam Cooke Keen 2006

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~~NEL BLU DIPINTO Disk of 7 26 the Week YAKETY YAK PATRICIA WILLIE AND THE Dl BLU" Perez Prado HAND JIVE 4 Coasters (Atco 6116) (RCA Victor 7245) Johnny Otis Domenico Modugno Decca 30677 (Capitol 3966~~

FOR YOUR YOU'RE A PATRICIA 0 PRECIOUS LOVE SWEETHEART Perez Prado “ Jerry Butler & Impressions Little Willie John (RCA Victor 7245) (Abner 1013) (King 5142) NEW RELEASE SPLISH SPLASH YAKETY YAK FOR YOUR THE SIDE SPUTTER’ 9 Bobby Darin Coasters PRECIOUS LOVE R & B * (Atco 6117) (Atco 6116) Jerry Butler & Impressions Redd Foxx (Abner 1013) DTL - 253 PATRICiA WHAT AM YAKETY YAK U A Perez Prado 1 LIVING FOR Coasters “OVERTON-LEA DRIVE” ’ (Atco STAG PARTY’ (RCA Victor 7245) Chuck Willis 6116) b/w (Atlantic 1179) Allen Drew HARD HEADED Frisco LITTLE STAR ONE SUMMER NIGHT DTL - 259 W5 WOMAN Elegants Dandleers Elvis Presley (APT 25005) (Mercury 71322) LOUIS BROOKS and his (RCA Victor 7245) DOOTO RECORDS HI-TOPPERS I'M WANDERIN' HOOTCHY KOO YOU CHEATED 9512 SO. CENTRAL AVE. 'LOS ANGELES, CALIF. EXCELLO 2141 n Jackie Wilson Larry Williams Shields w (Brunswick 55070) (Specialty 634) (Tender 513) SPIRITUALS / WIN YOUR LOVE ONE SUMMER NIGHT SPLISH SPLASH “ROAD OF NO RETURNS-’ n FOR ME Dandleers Bobby Darin (Atco 6117) * Sam Cooke (Mercury 71322) “I CAN’T SEVTHEM NOW” (Keen 2006) EDNA GALLMON COOKE NASHBORO 623 WHAT AM 1 ITCHY TWITCHY HARD HEADED O LIVING FOR FEELING WOMAN O Chuck Willis Bobby Hendricks Elvis Presley “BUILDING* A HOME” (Atlantic 1179) (Sue 706) (RCA Victor 7280) “I FEEL THE SPIRIT” MY TRUE LOVE MUSIC, MUSIC, ARE YOU MY GIRL FRIEND RADIO FOUR Q Jack Scott MUSIC ® (Carlton 462) Ahmad Jahmal Morry Williams & Kids NASHBORO 624 (Argo 5294) (Tee Vee 301) Distributorships Available in Some Areas

ONE SUMMER NIGHT SPLISH SPLASH 1 BELIEVE IN YOU Bobby Darin Robert & Johnny NASHBORO RECORDS III Dandleers 4W (Mercury 71322) (Atco 61 17) (Old Town 1052) ECORDS 177 3rd AVE. NO. NASHVILLE, TENN. “ Y” It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—IISTERISA TIONALL

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~~“MY LIFE” (2:42) [Rush BMI—Willis] “COME ON AND HAVE YOUR FUN” (2:00) [Aladdin BMI—L. Lee]~~

THUNDER AND LIGHTNING” (2:40) [Rush BMI- -Willis] “ALL 1 WANT TO DO IS CRY” (2:50) [Aladdin BMI—L. Lee] CHUCK WILLIS (Atlantic 1192) SHIRLEY & LEE (Aladdin 3432) • Atlantic issues the first release by Chuck Willis since the chanter’s V The attention-getting qualities of Shirley & Lee’s duet vocalizing untimely death a few months back. And it’s a powerful, two-sided entry are at their peak on the twosome’s newest Aladdin pairing. The artists that could follows in the footsteps of what was probably his biggest couple a happy item with a sad one as they enticingly polish off “Come coupling' to date, “What Am I Livng For” and “Hang Up My Rock And On And Have Your Fun” and “All I Want To Do Is Cry”. The former Roll Shoes”. One end, labeled “Thunder And Lightning”, is a tantaliz- is a happy-go-lucky rocker etched in the “Let The Good Times Roll”- ing, steady, up beat blues opus while “My Life”, on the flip, falls into “Feel So Good” tradition while the latter is a steady beat, crying towel the heartfelt, slow paced romantic-ballad category. Excellent choral opus that S&L wring out in emotion-packed fashion. Big coupling for the and instrumental work on both ends of this dual-mart Willis ‘special’. two-market disk collectors.

Silhouettes] “ONE DAY NEXT YEAR” (2:17) [Kahl, G&H BMI—J, Sheppard] “VOODOO EYES” (2:50) [K. Williams BMI— “BING BONG” (2:15) [K. Williams BMI—Silhouettes] “SOMETIMES I WONDER” (2:12) [Kahl, G&H BMI—Carter, Sheppard] THE SILHOUETTES (Ember 1037) THE HEARTBEATS (Roulette 4091) • The Silhouettes, whose “Get A Job”, shook up the wax industry • The sentimental teenagers, currently involved in summer romances a short while back, return to their stomping grounds with another will probably include “One Day Next Year” as one of their first disks power-packed entry labeled “Voodoo Eyes”. The tune, an intriguing on their ‘must buy’ lists in the coming weeks. The song is a beautiful affair set to a steady, incessant beat, has what it takes to make the fish-beat ballad that opens with the artists quickly repeating the title ops, jocks, dealers and rack jobbers really sit up and take notice. On line three times. Should easily fit into the slot vacated by the group’s the bottom portion, dubbed “Bing Bong”, the crew delightfully sails most recent click, “Down On My Knees.” Bottom side, tabbed “Some- over another strong entrant in the rock ’n roll sweepstakes. Deck moves times I Wonder”, is another potent, pausing-sighing ballad that the with impact. Don’t lose sight of it. However, the edge goes to “Voodoo songsters pour forth with telling effect. Eyes”.

“MY BONNIE” (2:40) [Progressive BMI—Charles] “FIRE OF LOVE” (2:05) [Elizabeth, Johnstone Montei BMI—J. Revnolds, S. Sturdivant] “YOU BE MY BABY” (2:33) “DAISY MAE” (1:50) [Progressive BMI Pomus, Charles] — Shuman, [Elizabeth, Johnstone Montei BMI—J. Reynolds, S. Sturdivant] RAY CHARLES (Atlantic 1196) JODY REYNOLDS (Demon 1509)

• Ray Charles is back on the wax scene with another wonderful “IT’S YOU I LOVE” (2:15) Robinson, Carroll, Gibson] revival of an old-time favorite. This time it’s “My Bonnie” and it’s [Ben-Ghazi BMI— rocked out with the same infectious glee that he injected into his chart- MICKEY & SYLVIA (Vik 0334) riding “Swanee River Rock”. A fabulous arrangement coupled with a “DOWN THE AISLE OF LOVE” (2:39) [Myra BMI—Quin-Tones] superb choral and musical backdrop makes this a cinch for top ten THE QUIN-TONES ( Hunt 321) honors in both the r&b and pop departments. On the reverse etching [Time Lehmann, Lebowsky] Ray’s outstanding vocal stylings are perfectly showcased, once again, “MAN THAT’S CHOICE” (2:03) BMI— SAM (The Man) TAYLOR (MGM 12696) as he spiritedly drives out the house-rockin: “You Be My Baby”. It’s “Bonnie” tho for the quick action. • All are hot, dual-market prospects. (See pop reviews).

THE SWALLOWS BO RHAMBO COMBO BOBBY LONG THE CLEFTONES (Federal 12333) (Peacock's Progressive Jazz 800) (Glow-Hill 503) (Roulette 4094) “SOUTHSIDE” (2:57) [Lion . “ITCHY TWITCHY FEELING” “I SLIPPED-TRIPPED (And Fell “SHE’S SO FINE” (2:15) [Pa- p , BMI E. G. Rhambo] Bo Rhani- D+ (2:25) [Sue BMI—J. Oliver] The — E "t In Love With You)” (2:16) tricia BMI—Cox, Carter, McGhee] bo’s Combo, with sax and organ, front Swallows come up with a top drawer [Dazzler BMI—R. M. McCoy] Bobby A similarly infectious, gimmicked-up and center, take this most appealing cover of a tune that’s starting to Long could ‘stumble’ his way right intro that the Cleftones used on their blues item, for easy-on-the-ears in- show some territorial action. Spar- into the popularity lists, r&b and pop- “Little Girl Of Mine” hit is employed strumental ride. Top notch offering kling vocal and instrumental per- wise, with his Glow-Hill debut. It’s on this contagious, quick beat roman- that should easily fit into tfte deejay’s formance on a delectable novelty a captivating, gimmicked-up jumper tic ditty. Lively jumper that could programming guide. rocker. Deck should share heavily in that Long, assisted in enticing fashion put the boys back in ‘hitsville’. the final sales take. Get with it. the Way Singers, socks out in p “BEWITCHED” (2:52) [Chappell by Vi BMI Rodgers, Hart] The piano chart-contending style. Keep close “WHO KNOWS, DO YOU” — . “TRUDY” (2:35) [Kahl, G&H tabs on it. p (2:01) [Arnel ASCAP—Rowlette, and organ stand out on this attrac- BMI—Cox, McGhee] Here the tive revival of the and Gibson] The artists hand in another Rodgers Hart “DON’T YOU RUN” (2:37) songsters blend prettily on an ultra- tune that recently had successful p fine job on this side as they, with a a U+ [Dazzler BMI—G. Hawkins, S. lovely, gal-titled shuffle ballad. Grade re-run on the charts. excellent splendid lead vocal, deck out a mov- An Bratcher] Flipside features Long and “A” instrumental background for change-of-pace slicing for the platter ing, fish-beat ballad with touching the vocal group, on a colorful toe- these two, dual-market threats. spinners. sincerity. A double-barreled money- tapper with a “Little Bitty Pretty maker. One” flavoring. Solid musical back- THE BOBBETTES drop on both ends. THE GOSPEL STARLETS (Religious) (Atlantic 1 194) TUNE TONES (Tuxedo 927) (Herald 524) «, “THE DREAM” (2:21) [Progres- LOUIS BROOKS & HIS HI-TOPPERS ®"T sive BMI Pought, Obrecht] The “ON MY KNEES A-PRAYING” — (Excello 2141) P , “LITTLE SANDY” (2:10) Bobbettes, who hit the big time with D+ [Ford BMI—H. Toomer] The , B ' [Angel BMI—Levy, Kaplan] The their quick beat delighter, “Mr. Lee”, p “FRISCO” (2:26) [Exeellorec Gospel Starlets demonstrate that they Tune Tones brightly bounce over an could skyrocket up the charts, once D+ BMI—L. Brooks] Louis Brooks can belt out the jubilee-styled hand- exciting novelty item that rocks along again, this time via the fish-beat and his Hi-Toppers cut loose on an clappers with the best of ’em. Rous- in coin-catching fashion. Torrid in- ballad path. It’s an emotion-packed engaging, Latin-flavored instrumental ing performance that oughta delight strumental work on a deck that’s sure offering that the gals dish up with item that oughta have the dancers the religious wax buyer. to keep the teenage hoofers on the go touching sincerity. Could be a smash. calling for more and more. day and night. “LORD I’VE TRIED” [Martin “UM BOW BOW” (2:32) [Pro- p . “OVERTON-LEA DRIVE” (2:31) & Brooks] Bot- B Morris-Rev. W. H. Brewster] On p “PLEASE BABY PLEASE” B gressive BMI—Bobbettes] Here * [Exeellorec BMI—L. off more of the the lower half the group sends up an w ' (2:20) [Angel BMI—Levy, Kap- the chirps put their up tempo-novelty tom biscuit shows lan] This half the combo puts loads shoes on as they refreshingly romp combo’s top notch instrumental wares inspiring reading on a potent, steady of feeling into a pretty, slow paced over a real cute finger-snapper. Dandy as it slickly carves out a swinging beat gospel item that the lead works up in v*ballad with expressive love lyrics. coupler. ear-pleaser. soul-stirring manner. ‘Only those records best suited for commercial use are reviewed by THE CASH BOX”

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1. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 1 . Patricia (P. Prado) 1. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 2. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 2. Western Movies (Olympics) 3. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) 3. You're A Sweetheart 3. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 4. Was It A Dream (J. Clanton) (L. W. John) 4. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 5. Hard Headed Woman 4. Itchy Twitchy Feeling 5. Little Star (Elegants) (E. Presley) (B. Hendricks) 6. Early In The Morning 6. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 5. Little Star (Elegants) (Rinky Dinks) 7. My True Love (J. Scott) 6. One Summer Night 7. Just Like In The Movies 8. One Summer Night (Dandleers) (Upbeats) (Dandleers) 7. Hootchy Koo (L. Williams) 8. Hard Headed Woman 9. For Your Precious Love 8. Willie & The Hand Jive (Otis) (E. Presley) (J. Butler)- 9. Little Mary.(F. Domino) 9. High School Confidential 10. Do You Wanna Dance 10. Mama Mama Mama (J. L. Lewis) WORCESTER, MASS.—With the arrival of the new Lester Lanin LP (B. Freeman) (W. Storm) 10. When (Kalin Twins) “Lester Lanin Goes To College” at WNEB, Jack O’Rourke, Jim McLean and George Downey donned their Lester Lanin College Caps and each grasp for ^VEBSTER RECORD SHOP GREENLINE RECORD CTR. B & B VENDING CO. first play as Bob Bilske Librarian, holds tight for a chance to audition the Louis, Mo. Jamaica, N. Y. St. Dallas, Tex. new LP, before airing. 1. Patricia (P. Prado) 1. Little Star (Elegants) 1. My True Love (J. Scott) 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 2. One Summer Night 2. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 3. When (Kalin Twins) (Dandleers) 3. For Your Precious Love 4. Nel Blu (D. Modugno) 3. Yakety Yak (Coasters) (J. Butler) 4. Hard Headed Woman 4. Down In Virginia (J. Reed) 5 . Do You Wanna Dance (E. Presley) (B. Freeman) 5. When (Kalin Twins) 5. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 6. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) Unveils Fall Plan (J. Mathis) MGM 6. Certain Smile 6. My True Love (J. Scott) 7. Little Mary (F. Domino) 7. King Creole (E. Presley) 7. Willie & The Hand Jive (Otis) 8. True Fine Mama (L. Richard) NEW YORK—Irving Jerome, MGM olin Concerti; Stravinsky: Appolon 8. Kathy-O (Diamonds) 8. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 9. High School Confidential (J. L. Lewis) Records National Sales Manager, re- Musagetes/Hindemith: Herodiade 9. Rumble (K. Wray) 9. Hey Boy Hey Girl (McLollie) 10. What Am I Living For ports the recent MGM Records first Bartok-ProkofiefF-Shostakovitch- Stra- 10. Fever (P. Lee) 10. Cerveza (B. Brown) (C. Willis) national distributor meeting held last vinsky; Music From The French Bal- JEFFERSON MUSIC THE VANITY SHOPPE ADAMS APPLIANCE week in Chicago while at the NAMM let Stage; Schubert: Piano Sonatas unqualified New Orleans, La. Savannah, Ga. Chicago, III. Show, was a complete and Vol. 1; and Gould: Concertette For

1. Patricia (P. Prado) 1. For Your Precious Love 1. Yakety Yak (Coasters) success. Jerome states there was 100 Viola and Brass Band/Colgxass: Suite 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) (J. Butler) 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) per cent distributor attendance, “and For Viola and Drums. 3. Let's Sit And Talk (G. Allison) 2. To Be Loved (J. Wilson) 3. Down In Virginia (J. Reed) successful distributor 3. For Your Love (E. Townsend) it was the most The 24 Lion releases for August- 4. You Cheated (Shields) 4. For Your Precious Love 4. Yakety Yak (Coasters) (J. Butler) meeting I have ever attended in all September are: “I Feel So Smoochie,” 5. The Prisoner's Song (Domino) 5. Talk To Me, Talk To Me 5. One Summer Night the years I’ve spent in the record Lena Horne; “Memories of Santa Lu- 6. You're A Sweetheart (L. W. John) (Dandleers) cia,” 6. Patricia (P. Prado) business. The response was over- Phil Brito; “Sarah Vaughan”; (L. W. John) 6. Going To Chicago Blues “Jimmy 7. Cha Dookey Doo (A. Neville) 7. I'm Wandering (J. Wilson) (C. Basie & J. Williams) whelming and the results make me Durante—In Person”; “Rock- 7. Come Closer To Me (N. Cole) is really on the right in’ At The Hop,” Sam “The 8. Wake Up Baby 8. What Am I Living For feel that MGM Man Tay- 8. She's Got It (M. Waters) (S. B. Williams) (C. Willis) in giving the dealers the kind lor; “I Wish You Love,” Cyril 9. Hey Boy Hey Girl track Sta- 9. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 9. Down On My Knees (Oscar & Jeanette) of merchandise most useful to them pleton; “The Best Of Billy Eckstine”; (Heartbeats) 10. For Your Precious Love 10. You're A Sweetheart at the present time,” concluded “Artie Shaw Plays Cole Porter and (J. Butler) 10. Lips (R. Hamilton) (L. W. John) Jerome. Irving Berlin”; “Woody Herman (And The meeting was opened with a The Herd) At Carnegie Hall”; “The gimmicked after dinner pre-recorded Music Of Richard Rodgers,” Ted stereo presentation. Jerome and Presi- Straeter; “Johnny Desmond Dreams dent Arnold Maxin were the recorded of Pans”; “Those Happy Banjos,” speakers. Cartoon slides and album Art Mooney; “Jimmy Dorsey And covers were also part of the unusual His Orchestra”; “That Honky-Tonk presentation. Piano”, Frank Petty Trio; “The Great- B&B attending distri- est Strauss Unveiled for the Waltzes,” Harry Horlick butors were 12 pop albums, 10 classi- and his Orch.; “I Need You So,” cal, and the low-priced Lion offering, Ivory Joe Hunter; “Swingin’ Double Disk Jockey consisting of 24 albums. Date,” Dick Hyman Trio; “Songs By Sales aids included mail and counter- cats; “Greatest French Songs,” Irv REGIONAL RECORD REPORTS supplements, illustrated store hang- Joseph, piano; “Greatest Italian ers, new salesman’s brochures, disk Don Gibson”, Don Gibson; “Square jockeys sampler albums, animated and Dances,” Slim Bryant and his Wild- display materials. Songs”, Irv Joseph, piano; JOE P. BRANNON ART LAWRENCE RED EVANS other window and “Os- offered a post-dating trich Walk,” Preacher Rollo WEYE—Sanford, N. C. WHYE— Roanoke, Va. WTAL—Tallahassee, Fla. The dealer was and the allowed one-third Five Saints. 1. Hard Headed Woman 1. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 1. Western Movies (Olympics) arrangement that (E. Presley) 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) payment in October-, one-third in 2. Come What May (McPhatter) 3. We Like Birdland (H. Smith) 3. Over And Over (T. Harris) November and one-third in December. 3. Western Movies (Olympics) 4. Early In The Morning (Holly/ 4. Real Love (Jaye Sisters) Darin & Rinky Dinks) 5. Drip Drop (Drifters) This covers new products as well as 4. Yakety Yak (Coasters) America's Outstanding Vocalist 5. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 5. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) 6. Little Star (Elegants) regular album purchases, including 6. Do Wanna Dance 6. King Creole EP (E. Presley) 7. Think It Over (Crickets) You re-orders totaling a minimum of $100. (B. Freeman) 7. Think It Over (Crickets) 8. Early In The Morning (Holly) 8. One Summer Night 9. special dealer bonus deal gave him 7. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) You're Making A Mistake A Thurston Harris 8. Got A Match (Daddy-O's) (Dandleers) (Platters) a choice of one album with every (J. 9. Western Movies (Olympics) 10. It's Only Make Believe 9. Leroy Scott) ordered, three with every 10. All Night Long (J. Fuller) 10. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) (C. Twitty) twelve twenty-five, seven free with fifty, and fifteen free with every one hundred. f “Over And Over” Included in the label’s August-Sep- HERB KENT ROBERT HOOKER WAYNE B. WHITE tember release are the following: WJOB—Hammond, Ind. KTRM— Beaumont, Tex. WIPS—Ticonderoga, N. Y. Under the MGM banner in the (B. Bopper) 1. For Your Precious Love 1. Chantilly Lace 1. When (Kalin Twins) pop field 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 2. Don't Ask Me Why (Presley) (J. Butler) “Yesterday and Today,” Maurice 2. I Love You So (Chantels) 3. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 3. Endless Sleep (J. Reynolds) 3. Wondering (J. J. Parker) 4. Willie & The Hand Jive (Otis) 4. My True Love (J. Scott) Chevalier; “Hank Williams—Volume (Otis) 5. Woman 5. Patricia (P. Prado) 4. Willie & The Hand Jive Hard Headed II”; “Meet Cleo,” Cleo Laine; “Red 5. Music Music Music (A. Jamal) (E. Presley) 6. Do You Wanna Dance Robert Maxwell; “This Is 6. You Got Me Where You 6. What Am I Living For (B. Freeman) Hot Harp,” Want Me (B. B. Bland) (C. Willis) 7. Padre (T. Arden) Sheila,” Sheila Guyse; “Jazz In Black 7. Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 7. Ju-Judy (Original Casuals) 8. Looking Back (N. Cole) Tie,” Morty Craft; “The Fanny Brice 8. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 8. Think It Over (Crickets) 9. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 9. Little Mary (F. Domino) Story In Song As Sung by Kay Bal- 9. Try The Impossible (Andrews) v 10. Over And Over (T. Harris) 10. Kathy-O (P. McCormack) 10. Soda Pop (Moonglows) lard”; “Dance Music in the Jimmy A Cinch For The Charts! Lanin Manner”; “Joni James Award Winning- Album, Vol. 2”; “Favorite Hymns,” Roy Acuff; “Theme Songs "BAREFOOT! BILL WALTON RON PAUL ED HOUSTON Of The Great Swing Bands in Hi- f WTMA—Charleston, S. C. WIBR— Baton Rouge, La. CKEY—Toronto, Can. Fi”, Leroy Holmes; “The Ferrers At Dream (J. Clanton) 1. Over And Over (B. Day) 1. Hard Headed Woman 1. Just A Home,” Rosemary Clooney reads 2. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 2. Born Too Late (Poni-Tails) ROCK" ! (E. Presley) ! 3. “The Story Of Celeste” and Jose Fer- 2. Yakety Yak (Coasters) 3. Early In The Morning (Holly) Just A Dream (J. Clanton) 3. Splish Splash (B. Darin) 4. Patricia (P. Prado) 4. Barefoot Rock (L. J. Parker) rer reads “Tubby The Tuba”. Little Jr. Parker (Otis) 5. What Am I Living For 5. Just Like In The Movies 4. Willie & The Hand Jive MGM’s classical release for Sep- 5. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) (C. Willis) (Upbeats) t DUKE 193 t 6. tember includes: 6. Gingerbread (F. Avalon) 6. One Summer Night Western Movies (Olympics) (Dandleers) 7. The Freeze Joe) 7. Jennie Lee (B. Ward) (Tony & Bach: “The Art of the Fugue”; For 7. You're A Sweetheart 8. What Am I Living 8. Crazy Eyes For You “Holy, Holy, Holy”—Richard Ellsas- RECORDS, INC. (L. John) (C. Willis) W. (B. Hamilton) p j Feeling ser, organ; Mozart: Serenades, Vol- 2809 ERA.STUS ST. 9. Itchy Twitchy 8. Over And Over (T. Harris) 9. Oh Johnny Oh (K. Felsted) P Hendricks) 2t. TEX (B. (Jan & Arnie) ume Three; Mendelssohn: Octet and jOUK HOUSTON 9. Jennie Lee 10. I Wish I Was A Teenager 10. While Rockin' Good Scott) Again (Stereos) Sinfonia; Hovhaness: Piano and Vi- (L. W. John) 10. My True Love (J. “It’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY

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ED HAMILTON SONNY SILVERS KERMIT REID KCIV—Shreveport, La. KCTI—-Gonzales, Texas WTJH— East Point, Ga. 1. Alone With You (F. Young) 1. Guess Things Happen That 1. Alone With You (F. Young) 2. City Lights (R. Price) Way (J. Cash) 2. She Was Only Seventeen 3. Counterfeit Love (J. Horton) 2. Alone With You (F. Young) (M. Robbins) 4. Talk To Me Oh Lonesome 3. 24 Hour Night (C. Belew) 3. Guess Things Happen That Heart (J. O'Gwynne) 4. Blue Boy (J. Reeves) Way (J. Cash) 5. Sophronie (J. Martin) 5. Invitation To The Blues 4. City Lights (D. Rich) 6. Nothing Can Stop Me (R. Price) 5. Blue Boy (J. Reeves) (G. Jones) 6. I Can't Find The Door Knob 6. Devoted To You (Everlys) 7. All Grown Up (J. Horton) (Jimmy & Johnny) 7. I Dig You Baby (Rainwater) 8. World In My Arms 7. Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) 8. Secret Of Life (J. Shepard) (T. Douglas) 8. Schoolboy Crush (B. Helms) 9. Nothing Can Stop Me 9. Send Me The Pillow You 9. Gathering Flowers (G. Jones) Dream On (H. Locklin) (H. Thompson) 10. Keep Telling Me 10. Crying Over You (Pierce) 10. I Miss You (B. Gallion) (Jimmy & Johnny) CARL LOGAN OZARK (ZAG) PENNELL MORISS TAYLOR KCVL— Ft. Worth, Texas WXGI— Richmond, Va. KHSL—Chico, Calif. 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) 1. Alone With You (F. Young) 1. Blue Boy (J. Reeves) 2. Hard Headed Woman 2. Guess Things Happen That 2. Guess Things Happen That (E. Presley) Way (J. Cash) Way (J. Cash)

3. Alone With You (F. Young) 3. I Can't Help Wondering 3. Gathering Flowers BALTIMORE, MD.—Apparently Buddy Deane (WJZ-TV) dig’s “Butter- (K. Wells) (H. Thompson) 4. Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) 4. Blue Boy (J. Reeves) 4. Alone With You (F. Young) milk”, because here he is toasting Epic’s “Buttermilk” by Joe Sherman. Left 5. Guess Things Happen That 5. Invitation To The Blues 5. Thinkin' About You to right are Walter Hayum, Epic Records’ national sales manager, Jay Kyle, Way (J. Cash) (R. Price) (M. Wiseman) southeast district manager and Bernie Block, promotion manager for Marnel 6. City Lights (R. Price) 6. It Hurts To Know 6. No Money Down (M. Torok) 7. Don't Ask Me Why (Osborne Bros. & R. Allen) 7. You Should See Tenn. of Baltimore. Deane reports that his show, now in its first year, pulls over (E. Presley) 7. I Can't Stop Loving You (J. Dean) letters weekly (D. 5000 from the TV audience and has a three month waiting list 8. Crying Over You (Pierce) Gibson) 8. I Feel That Old Heartache from teenagers who want to visit the show. 9. Borrowed Dreams (Helms) 8. Heaven (L. Flatt & Scruggs) (F. Husky) 10. Hey Mr. Bluebird 9. Half A Mind (E. Tubb) 9. Just Married (M. Robbins) (Tubbs & Wilburns) 10. Tell Her Lies (P. Wagoner) 10. Co me In Stranger (J. Cash) GUY SMITH AL WEAVER DARRELL SNIPES Mass England Premiere For Frankie KCKN— Kansas Cjty, Ka. WKBC—No. Wilkesboro, N.C. WAGS— Bishopville, S. C. 1. Guess Things Happen That 1. All Alone (F. Young) 1. Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) Way (J Cash) 2. Blue Boy (J. Reeves) 2. Guess Things Happen That Vaughan’s Flic “Wonderful Things” 2. Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) 3. I Can't Help Wondering Way (J. Cash) 3. So Younq (R. Smith) (K. Wells) 3. Invitation To The Blues 4. City Liqhts (R. Price) 4. Nothing Can Stop Me (R. Price)

5. Hard Headed Woman (G. Jones) 4. I Can't Stop Loving You LONDON, ENGLAND — Frankie motion picture industry history. (E. Presley) 5. Where My Sweet Baby (D. Gibson) 6. Moanin' The Blues Goes (J. Skinner) 5. City Lights (D. Rich) Vaughan, British star, voted Vaughan’s career who was has recently been (M. Rainwater) 7. Why Did You Leave Me 6. Jealousy (K. Wells) England’s top-singing actor for his on a major upbeat. He was voted 7. Invitation To The Blues (D. Vinson) 7. Shake My Hand (J. Turner)

8. I Miss You (B. Gallion) 8. role in “Dangerous Youth,” had his “Best Singer in a 1957 Film” in the (R. Price) Wave Bye Bye (S. Davis) 8. Cryin' Over You (W. Pierce) 9. Haven't You Heard 9. Just Married (M. Robbins) film released poll new “Wonderful Things” annual conducted by Picturegoer, 9. Jealousy (K. Wells) (P. Wagoner) 10. Send Me The Pillow You in 80 theaters throughout England an entertainment weekly in Great 10. Themp Of Love (J. Reeves) 10. Real Love (E. Arnold) Dream On (H. Locklin) on July 4th. In an unusual arrange- Britain. Earlier, the Variety Clubs RON PICARD JIM CLARK CARL STUART ment based on his tremendous draw- of England chose him “Top Show WPCF—Dade City, Fla. WARL—Arlington, Va. WAMO— Pittsburgh, Pa. ing power, the films went in on an Business Personality of 1957.” His 1. Rebel Rouser (D. Eddy) 1. Blue Boy (J. Reeves) 1. Blue Boy (J. Reeves) “unlimited engagement” deal that will first film “Dangerous Youth” which 2. Oh Lonesome Me (Gibson) 2. Alone With You (F. Young) 2. City Lights (R. Price) 3. City Lights (R. Price) 3. Theme keep them running as long as they was released here by Warner 3. Blue Boy (J. Reeves) Of Love (J. Reeves) 4. Burning Sands (T. Ritter) 4. Sophronie (J. Martin) 4. Loveable You (G. Morgan) continue to draw. This “mass pre- Brothers, was one of the top ten 5. Moanin' The Blues 5. I Miss You (B. Galion) 5. Every Time I'm Kissing You miere” as well as the “unlimited grossers throughout the British Em- (M. Rainwater) 6. Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) (F. Young) (J. 7. Searching For Happiness 6. I Saw God (F. engagement” is a first in English pire. 6. Come In Stranger Cash) Husky) 7. Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) (R. Acuff) 7. Guess Things Happen That 8. Bird Dog (Everlys) Way (J. Cash) 8. Theme Of Love (J. Reeves) 9. Where Do We Go From Here 8. Hey, Mr. Bluebird (E. Tubb) 9. City Lights (R. Price) (J. Skinner) 9. 24 Hours A Day (C. Belew) Debut 10. Real Love (E. Arnold) 10. My True Love (J. Scott) 10. I Lov e You More (J. Reeves) "RED" HUGHES LILLIE ANNE BOB STRACK CKEY—Toronto, Ca. WIRC— Hickory, N. C. KOAM—Pittsburg, Kansas 1. 1. Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) 1. Poor Little Fool (R. Nelson) Alone With You (F. Young) 2. Alone With You (F. Young) 2. My True Love (J. Scott) 2. City Light*; (R. Price) 3. City Lights (R. Price) 3. Thunder Road (R. Mitchum) 3. Theme Of Love (J. Reeves) 4. 4. Hard Headed Woman 4. Rainbow Love (S. Scott) Tank Town Boogie (Harral)

(E. Presley) 5. I Can't Stop Loving You 5. Haven't You Heard 5. Guess Thinqs Happen That (D. Gibson) (P. Wagoner) 6. Way (J. Cash) 6. Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) Invitation To The Blues 6. Blue Bov (J. Reeves) 7. Alone With You (F. Young) (R. Allen) 7. Come In Stranger 7. Its A Little More Like 8. Guess Things Happen That (J. Cash) Heaven (H. Locklin) Way (J. Cash) 8. Big Wheels (H. Snow) 9. 8. Jealousy (K. Wells) 9. Once More (R. AcufF) Crying Over You (W. Pierce) 9. Crying Over You (W. Pierce) 10. Send Me The Pillow You 10. Feel That Old Heartache 10. Biq Wheels (H. Snow) Dream On (H. Locklin) (F. Husky) BILL GATES “WILD" BILL EARL DAVE LARDIN KAGT—Anacortes, Wash. WMNS—Olean, N. Y. WACA—Camden, S. C. 1. Invitation To The Blues 1. Guess Things Happen That 1. Come In Stranger (J. Cash) (R. Price) Way (J. Cash) 2. So Close (C. Butler) 2. Guess Things Happen That 2. Just Married (M. Robbins) 3. I'll Go Steppin' Too Way (J. Cash) 3. Moanin' The Blues (R. Maddox) 3. Alone With You (F. Young) (M. Rainwater) 4. City Lights (R. Price) 5. 4. Blue Boy (J. Reeves) 4. Come In Stranger (J. Cash) Please Pass The Biscuits 5. Searching For Happiness (G. Sullivan) 5. It's A Little More Like (R. AcufF) 6. Guess Things Happen That Heaven (H. Locklin) 6. Curtain In The Window Way (J. Cash) 6. Haven't You Heard (R. Price) 7. Pop Let Me Have The Car Wagoner) (P. 7. Stairway Of Love (Robbins) (C. Perkins) 7. Don't Look Back (G. Jones) 8. Li'l Liza Jane (H. Thompson) 8. Just A Little Lonesome 9. How Do You Hold A 8. Color Of The Blues (Jones) (B. Helms) Memory (H. Thompson) 9. Blue Blue Day (D. Gibson) 9. Alone With You (F. Young) 10. Searchin' For Happiness 10. Hay Mr. Bluebird (E. Tubb) 10. Oh Lonesome Me (Gibson) (R. Acuff) BILL ANDERSON AL WEAVER JIMMY SIMPSON WJJC—Commerce, Ga. WKBC— No. Wilkesboro, N.C. KBYR—Anchorage, Alaska

(F. 1. I Only Know That I Love LOS ANGELES, CALIF.—Dick D’Agostin, who made his wax debut on 1. Alone With You (F. Young) 1. All Alone Young) 2. Lover Doll (E. Presley) 2. Blue Boy (J. Reeves) You (B. Owens) the Dot label recently with “Nancy Lee” and “Afraid To Take A Chance,” 2. Crying Over You (Pierce) 3. City Lights (B. Anderson) 3. I Can't Help Wondering is shown being interviewed by Earl McDaniel of KDAY-Los Angeles, as Harry 4. It Won't Be Ea»y To (K. Wells) 3. I Miss You (B. Gallion) 4. It's Bound To Happen Kaye, local promotion for Dot, looks on. Forget (J. Sea) 4. Nothing Can Stop Me (G. Jones) (J. Bailes) 5. Guess Things Happen That 5. Every Time I'm Kissing You Way (J. Cash) 5. Where My Baby Goes (F. Young) (J. Skinner) 6. I Can't Help Wonderin' 6. It's A Little More Like (K. Wells) 6. I'm Not The Girl Heaven (H. Locklin) (Lee & Terry) 7. Violet & The Rose (Tillis) 7. Just The Kind Of Man 7. Did You Leave Me (J. Simpson) 8. The Moon Won't Tell Why (D. Vinson) 8. What Makes A Man Wander Leslie Distributors (C. Goddard) (J. Skinner) I Miss (B. Gallion) 9. I'm With The One 8. You Wrong 9. Curtain In The Window 639 TENTH AVE., NEW YORK 36, N. Y. 2231 FIFTH AVE., PITTSBURGH, PA. Hicks) Heard (Jones & 9. Haven't You (R. Price) PLaza 7-1977 1-9323 (P. Wagoner) GRant 10. World In My Arms 10. Tomorrow We'll Retire (T. Douglas) 10. Real Love (E. Arnold) (P. Wagoner) 240 E MERRICK RD„ FREEPORT, L. I. 377 WINDSOR ST., HARTFORD, CONN. FReeport 8-2222 JAckson 5-1147 Attention: Please address any information concerning Country music and talent to Ira Howard, Country Editor, The Cash Box, 1721 Broadway, 221 FRELINGHUYSEN AVE., NEWARK, N. J. Bigelow 3-1155 New fork 19, N.Y.

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Pas. Last 10 Week GUESS THINGS HAPPEN 1 . THAT WAY 1 JUKE BOX TUNES ( ) Johnny Cash (Sun 295) IllllillllllllllilllllllllM Pos. Last BLUE BLUE DAY ( 2 ) Week 2 . Don Gibson GUESS THINGS (RCA Victor 7010) BLUE BOY (4) HAPPEN THAT 3 . Jim Reeves (RCA Victor 7266) 1 WAY ALONE WITH YOU ( 6 ) 4 . Johnny Cash HOUSTON, TEXAS—Clayton McNabb (standing), Decca Records divi- Faron Young (Capitol 3982) sional manager, at a recent get-together in the Shamrock Hotel, this city, (Sun 295) relates good news about the sales of Jean Wallace’s “Maracaibo” disk to the HARD HEADED WOMAN (3) 5 . lovely actress-singer and her actor-husband Cornel Wilde. Jean holds her Elvis Presley (RCA Victor 7280) extended play waxing of the title song of the Paramount film, “Maracaibo,” BLUE BLUE DAY in which she and Wilde starred and which Wilde also produced and directed. POOR LITTLE FOOL (13) 6 . Ricky Nelson Couple has been touring the country to promote the disk and the picture. (Imperial 5528) Don Gibson CITY LIGHTS (10) 7 . (RCA Victor 7010) Ray Price (Columbia 41191) Augustine Lara LP OH LONESOME ME (7) Seeco To Release . 8 Don Gibson (RCA Victor 7133) BLUE BOY MARRIED NEW YORK—Sidney Siegel, presi- nita,” “Rons,” and “Santa.” All of JUST (5) 9 . Marty Robbins Jim Reeves dent of Seco Records, announced last these will be included in the album (Columbia 41143) week that the label will release “the which will be recorded in Spain, in- IT'S LITTLE LIKE Victor 7266) A MORE (RCA first album ever made devoted en- strumentally, by Frederico Toroba 10 . HEAVEN (9) tirely to the music of Augustine Lara.” and his orchestra for release in this Hank Locklin Lara, a native of Mexico, is one country and throughout the world. (RCA Victor 7203) of the most popular song writers in . HARD HEADED 11. I CANT HELP WONDERING. 12. the history of contemporary Spanish ALL I HAVE TO DO IS DREAM. 13. 4 WOMAN music. His tunes have been trans- Century-Pittsburgh SECRETLY. 14. CRYING OVER YOU. lated into almost every language. 15. JEALOUSY. 16. INVITATION TO Elvis Presley Among Lara’s best known compo- THE BLUES. 17. HEY, MR. BLUEBIRD. (RCA Victor 7280) sitions are “Solomente Una Vez,” NEW YORK—In a recent issue of 18. BIG WHEELS. 19. SEND ME THE known here as “You Belong To My The Cash, Box, Century Records was PILLOW YOU DREAM ON. 20. EVERY Heart”; “Nocha De Rondo,” or “Be TIME I'M KISSING YOU. 21. COME IN listed as originating in Philadelphia. Mine Tonight,” in the English lyric, STRANGER. 22. PURPLE PEOPLE EATER. Hawthorne Street, JUST MARRIED and his classic popular standards Century is at 1429 23. HIGH SCHOOL CONFIDENTIAL. 24. “Granada,” “Madrid,” “Maria Bo- Pittsburgh, Pa. NOTHING CAN STOP ME. 25. TALK Marty Robbins 5 TO ME OH LONESOME HEART. 26. (Columbia 41 143) CURTAIN IN THE WINDOW. 27. WEAR MY RING AROUND YOUR NECK. 28. ME AND MY BIG LOUD MOUTH. 29.

I CAN'T STOP LOVING YOU. 30. DE- ALONE WITH YOU The Country Records VOTED TO YOU. 31. DON'T ASK ME WHY. 32. STAIRWAY OF LOVE. 33. Faron Young FOOLS LIKE ME. 34. JACQUELINE. 35. Jockeys I LOVE YOU MORE. (Capitol 3982) Disk Played Most CITY LIGHTS 10 JIMMIE WILLIAMS Ray Price A SUMMARY OF REPORTS RECEIVED FROM NATION'S DISK JOCKEYS

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1. ALONE WITH YOU Faron Young (Capitol) (1) “IF YOU’RE LOOKIN’ Johnny Cash (Sun) (2) ALL I HAVE TO 2. GUESS THINGS HAPPEN THAT WAY Jim Reeves (RCA Victor) (3) DO IS DREAM 3. BLUE BOY FOR LOVE” 4. BLUE BLUE DAY Don Gibson (RCA Victor) (5) * Ever!y Brothers * MGM 5. CITY LIGHTS Ray Price (Columbia) (7) 8 (Cadence 1348) 6. IT'S A LITTLE MORE LIKE HEAVEN Hank Locklin (RCA Victor) (4) WHITE OAK MUSIC, BMI., 7. JUST MARRIED Marty Robbins (Columbia) (6)

8. CRYING OVER YOU Webb Pierce (Decca) (8) 7771 Cheviot Rd., Cincinnati 39, Ohio IT'S A LITTLE Kitty Wells (Decca) (9) 9. I CANT HELP WONDERING MORE LIKE 10. INVITATION TO THE BLUES Ray Price (Columbia) (18) am HEAVEN 8 BLUEBIRD q 11 OH LONESOME ME. 12. COME IN STRANGER. 13. HEY, MR. NewhiDance Instrumental Hit! Hank Locklin 16. EVERY TIME I'M KISSING YOU. H 14 BIG WHEELS 1 5. HARD HEADED WOMAN. HEART. I TO DO IS DREAM 18. TALK TO ME OH LONESOME (RCA Victor 7203) 17 ALL HAVE 19 NOTHING CAN STOP ME. 20. JEALOUSY. 21. SEND ME THE PILLOW YOU

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POOR LITTLE FOOL YOU 27 STAIRWAY OF LOVE. 28. I LOVE YOU MORE. 29. MOANIN' THE BLUES 30 24 HOUR NIGHT. 31. THEME OF LOVE. 32. BIRD DOG. 33. OCEANS WEEK (NO 10 Ricky Nelson OF DIAMONDS 34. YOU'LL COME BACK. 35. TELL HER LIES AND FEED HER CANDY 36 REAL LOVE. 37. HAVEN'T YOU HEARD. 38 COLOR OF THE (Imperial 5528) BLUES 39 SECRETLY. 40. WHERE MY SWEET BABY GOES. 41. I'M NOT THE THE KINGSMEN

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12. LONE- 45. SHE DIDN'T EVEN KNOW I WAS GONE. 46. PURPLE 1. I CAN'T HELP WONDERING OH FOR HAPPINESS MUSIC INC. OME ME. 13. SECRETLY. 14. PURPLE PEOPLE PEOPLE EATER. 47. SHE' WAS ONLY SEVENTEEN. 48. HOW DO YOU HOLD A ScaL-eczc ATER. 15. JEALOUSY. 16. HEY, MR. BLUEBIRD. 49. I DIG YOU BABY. 50. TEN YEARS. 129 E. 5th Street, Chester, Pa. 7. SEND ME THE PILLOW YOU DREAM ON. 18 MEMORY 4VITATION TO THE BLUES. 19. CURTAIN IN HE WINDOW. 20. CRYING OVER YOU.

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“THE WAYS OF A WOMAN IN LOVE” (2:13) [Hi Lo BMI—Justis, Rich] “YOU’RE THE NEAREST THING TO HEAVEN” (2:36) [E&M, Hi Lo BMI—Johnson, Atkins, Cash] JOHNNY CASH (Sun 302) • It looks like Johnny Cash has another pair of hits on his hands. (See pop reviews).

SYRACUSE, N.Y.—Miyoshi Umeki, Academy Award Winner and vocalist, “HEY SHERIFF” (2:18) [Acuff-Rose BMI—B. & F. Bryant] while appearing at Three Rivers Inn in Syracuse recently, was interviewed toy “SWEET THING” (1:50) [Acuff-Rose BMI—B. & F. Bryant] radio’s John Scott. Also in on the talk were Inn-owner Dom Bruno WHEN RUSTY & DOUG (Hickory 1083) (left) and Miss Umeki’s husband, Wynfield Opie (center). Scott is host of A Rusty Doug record hits the WHEN radio’s Wednesday “Spotlight . . . Three Rivers Inn” show which • & wax market this week and it has highlights the programs and personalities appearing each week at the Inn. those coin-catching qualities notched into every groove. Tagged “Hey In addition to interviews, each star’s latest recordings are aired and discussed Sheriff”, it’s a tantalizing, rock-a-billy styled novelty that could put and previews of upcoming shows are presented. the twosome way up in the hit listings in short order. On it the boys call for a posse to find the heart-thief who stole their gal. Flipside, a delectable, quick beat romantic ditty labeled “Sweet Thing”, is another solid entry for chart honors. A terrific instrumental backdrop Saxon Music Clicks Opportunity For rounds out this two-sided winner.

~~NEW YORK—In the short space of only a few months, Saxon Music Pub- Young Musicians JIM SHELTON BILL PHILLIPS (Love-Lock 113) (Columbia 41218) lishing, established by composer-con- ; |~~

with [Love- to ductor Billy Mure, has come up NEW YORK—Lawrence Welk ac- I® “LOVE COME TO ME” B “THERE’S A CHANGE IN ME” VT Lock O’ it a host of important records. complished a long-cherished desire BMI — Johnson, Gardner, (2:01) [Peer Int’l BMI— Phillips] ,

Shelton] Jim Shelton, along with an Here’s exciting 1' Saxon’s latest entry is, “When Will when he was recently successful in an platter that could ; I Know?”, recorded by George Hamil- getting his sponsors to approve the attractive vocal and instrumental put Bill Phillips’ name up among the Ti ton IV, for Am-Par Records. The creation of a young dance orchestra to assist, applies his smooth tones to leaders in the weeks to come. It’s a song was penned by Billy Mure and present to the nation on his Monday a sprightly, quick beat cutie that captivating, fast paced romantic opus Dick Wolf, the team responsible for night show, sponsored by Plymouth. bounces merrily along in happy-go- that the artist knocks out in spark- several Saxon tunes. Don Costa was All professional musicians and teach- lucky style. Dandy slicing. ling style. Socko instrumental sup- the arranger and conductor. ers please take note. In the event “TEENAGE LOVE” [Love-Lock port on this rockin’ handclapper. you know of such young Gardner, Shelton] Saxon is also represented on disks musicians C BMI — This B “LYING LIPS” (2:27) [Cedar- by “Got A Match?”, the novelty tune have them apply to Junior Dance end Shelton warmly caresses a mod- DT’wood BMI — Walker, Douglas] ; recently on the charts on three labels. Orchestra, 2623 Santa Monica Blvd., erate paced tale of two young lovers. This end Phillips turns on the tears Santa Monica, Cal. Telephone Ex- The Daddy-O’s recorded it for Cabot LANIE WALKER as he effectively multiple-vocals a Records, Frank Gallup did it for Am- brook 4-1464. touching, up tempo lover’s lament, (Blue Hen 230) Par and Lou Stein’s version is for Strong pairing. Bill has the goods. f* “EENIE MEENIE MINEY MO” Mercury Records. Wallingford Fest Jammed , Watch his stock soar. Next week Cabot will issue the V (1:50) [Hugh Lee Stevenson ASCAP—Batman, Stevenson] Lanie DUKE & NULL Daddy-O’s follow-up to “Got A WALLINGFORD, CONN. — Over Match.” The coupling features “Pow!” Walker, neatly backed up by his (Guitar 777) 3,000 jazz fans jammed the Oakdale Black Mountain Boys, refreshingly “BLUE, BLUE, and “Don’t Bother Me.” BLUE” (2:17) ! Musical Theatre, this city, on Wed- breezes thru this contagious, quick B [Vokes BMI—D. Duke, J. Null] nesday, July 30, to view and hear the beat romantic novelty. Fetching- The distinctively different vocal Second Annual Wallingford Jazz Fes- styl- etching for the platter spinners. ings of Denver Duke & Jeffrey Null Kaye Office Expands tival. f« “NO USE KNOCKING ON MY come across in ear-pleasing; fashion Twenty-two hundred were seated in- l»+DOOR” (1:28) [Hugh Lee Ste- via this debut Guitar waxing. It’s i side the large tent and the remain- an venson Stevenson] engaging, quick I NEW YORK—Addition of a new ASCAP — Under moving romantic !; der overflowed onto the landscaped " TV show, “Music From Manhattan,” portion is another snappy, up tempo tear-jerker that’s sure to latch onto ^ grounds. Producers Ben Siegel and to bow over the ABC-TV network this ditty that Walker and the crew wax loads of airplay. Bob Hall lifted the tent flaps so that fall, to his various other enterprises, in colorful fashion. those who could not be seated would “CANDLE LIT CATHEDRAL” i J has necessitated larger quarters for B (2:30) [Nennie be able to see inside the tent. VERNON CLAUD Lacour BMI— j. the Sammy Kaye organization, which C. Fraley, L. Lacour] Under portion Headliners Billie Holliday, Red Al- (Decca 30692) | will move to 40 East 49th Street, on is a heart len and his Dixieland All Stars, and warming filter that the B . “BABY’S GONE” (2:00) [Old July 30. Kaye will occupy the new songsters deck out with tender emo- Buck Clayton and his Count Basie JtH Charter BMI—V. Claud, H. Long] s premises on a five-year lease. tion. Pretty offering. i Alumni were greeted with enthusi- j The Swing and Sway man’s inter- Vernon Claud comes up with a splen- asm. Well-known jazzmen who par- did vocal effort expressively ests include three music publishing as he BILLY PARKS ticipated were Coleman Hawkins, Cozy renders a heartfelt love affair firms, a record company and other set to (Razorback 103) Cole, Buster Bailey, Big Chief Russell a quick, clickity-clack-train beat. enterprises. ft “WHY DO I Moore, Marty Napoleon, Ben Moden, Persuasive slicing that could develop KEEP ON CRY- v"riNG” (2:32) [Razorback Buddy Tate, Jo Jones, Earl Warren, into a strong chart item. BMI B. Parks] Billy Parks Benny Morton, Ray Bryant and turns in a Signs Telephone Operator “FOOLISH PRIDE” (2:35) [Co- penetrating vocal performance Tommy Bryant. as he B par BMI—K. Marlow, E. Hines, ambles over this middle beat romantic H. Bell] Altho he slows down the heartbreaker. Soft, subdued strings NEW YORK—Music publisher Joe pace here, Claud stays in a sad frame back Parks. Schuster, while making a long dis- New U-A Distribs of mind as he softly spins a moderate “FOUR LEAF CLOVER” tance call, was so attracted to the beat romantic weeper. f« , (1:30) w"r [Razorback BMI B. Parks] telephone operator’s voice that he NEW YORK—Buddy Friedlander, — On JIM & EDITH YOUNG the bottom waffle Parks tastefully made an appointment with her to re- National Sales Manager, United Art- (Jay 71) etches a bright, romantic novelty cord a demo of a standard composition ists, last week announced the ap- item. Two good sides for the jocks. of his, “Take Your Finger Out of pointment of four new distributors. p . “I’LL BE LONESOME WHEN YOU’RE GONE” (3:00) [Hip Your Mouth, I Want a Kiss From They are Jather Distributing Co., Min- ROY BAHAM Hill BMI—V. B. Ingles] Jim & Edith You.” neapolis; State Record Distributing (Logan 3101 Young pool their pure country vocal Several record companies have in- Co., Cincinnati; Great Western Rec- talents in convincing fashion as they f®, “BIG CHIEF ROCK” (2:35) dicated interest, say Schuster, in the ords, Denver; and Great Western tenderly wend their way over this [Gaylord BMI — Baham] Roy gal whose name is Judy Allen. Records, Salt Lake City. middle beat opus with crying towel, Baham comes up with an interesting love lyrics. ditty that should provide the record twirlers with some catchy, off-beat p . “HILL BILLY MOON” (2:30) B Down Where The Big Hits Begin! X*+[Jed BMI — J. & E. Young] programming. A flavorful, up tempo, tom-tom beat Reverse etching finds the artists offering that Roy } nimbly racing over a fast moving- grooves in light-hearted style, novelty Bowling and the ALLEN DIST. CO., Inc. item. Bert f® “SIN ALLEY” (2:25) [Gaylord Miami Valley Boys ably supply the wT“ BMI—Baham] On the under fid 3409 W. LEIGH ST. (Phone: Elgin 5-7896) RICHMOND, VA. ‘back mountain’ instrumentation on the warbler puts his heart into his 1

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- ininwiiiiiiiuiniuiiuiiiniiinniiiniirnitiiminmiBiiiHinmiiininnniiinMinTiiinMiiiniiiniiiiiniiiiiiiiiiininmininiiiiMinnninnnTiinmiTfnnmmniTninTiii ; mnnni mTnimn inimi nTnir •; - Sam C. Phillips, President of Sun and Phillips International, now issuing the turntables after a 2 week turn with the Army Reserves at Ft. Meade, MErnest Tubb, Ray Price, Skeeter Davis and a “Grand Ole Opry” Leon) advises he has turned personal started a tou£, up Canada way, July 15th, opening- Leon McAuliff (Take it Away, of he and his Cimarron Boys over to Don Thompson, long time day in Prince Albert, Sask., and then into Alberta, management Management and bookings will be handled and British Columbia, closing in Drumheller, Alberta friend and business associate. of “Cimarron Artists” with Thompson as manager. Offices on Sat., July 26th. On the way back home they will under the name will be maintained in both Tulsa, Leon’s home ground, play some dates in the states. This group will be Ark. where he and Thompson have touring together the rest of the summer and on into and in Rogers, investments including Radio Station KAMO. “Smoky” the fall. ***** Dacus, ex-Bob Wills musician, is manager of KAMO. their address books Minnie Pearl and Red Sovine headed up a show Those interested in correcting can reach Leon c/o Cimarron Artists, P.O. Box 51S, for Wyndall Smith in Owensboro, Ky. on July 22nd. Tulsa, Okla. (Cherry 2-9187) or Rogers, Ark. (Phone It was represented by Hal Smith’s Curtis Artist’s Productions. Ira & Charlie Louvin, also under Hal’s 1254) ***** wing, have just completed a week’s tour thru Va. and “Wild” Bill Earl, WMNS-Olean, N.Y. pens that W. Va. Hal adds that his Gaylord Music pubbery has Jimmy Dean’s “Farmer’s Conversation With The 4 new tunes out on Logan Records. They’re “Big- Lord” is the best narration he’s ever heard and that Chief Rock” and “Sin Alley” by Roy Baham and GLEN GLENN other jocks should give it their attention! “Someday You’ll Be Sorry” and “It’s Hard To Be- ***** lieve” by Ray Sanders. * Killen, Vice President of Nashville’s Tree * * ' * * Buddy pubbery, announced that Tree has just signed Bill Ervin Kids, Patricia, Shirley & Sammy, regulars on the Paris, Texas donnie white The Anderson to an exclusive writer’s contract. Bill is the Jamboree”, have been guest slotting on the Hudson Bros, show, “Red River author of the current smash, “City Lights”, which Ada, Okla. in addition to appearing on the Bernie Howell Show, KTEN-TV has been recorded by, in addition to Bill, Dave Rich, Ray Price and Don Rondo. KCBD-TV Lubbock, Texas. 16 year old Patricia doubles on piano and ac- band. Floy Case notes that the Bill is set to wax for Decca soon. cordion and is staff pianist in the' “Jamboree” consecutive Sat. mte shows and “Jamboree” is beginning its 23rd month of hour of the show KFTV, a daytime station, is now re-broadcasting the 1st Attention: Please address any information concerning Country music and on Sun. afternoon, from 2:00 to. 3:00 P.M. talent to Ira Howard, Country Editor, The Cash Box, 1721 Broadway, ***** New York 19, N. Y. Va. back at George Popkins, of “Pop’s Country Store”, WXGI-Richmond,

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is rapidly changing. The long established opera- operators would much rather have new1 and dif- tor, they advise, is continuing on ahead. He’s ferent equipment than lower prices for repetitive showing a profit on his overall operations. He’s type machines. continuing to huy new machines. Perhaps he’s The fact remains that as the people engaged in not earning as much profit as he feels he should, this business contract in numbers and the in- hut he also isn’t spending as much as he used to. dustry, thereby, grows smaller, better business He’s balancing intake against outgo. Because of procedure can come into being among the fewer SAMUEL L. LONDON this he finds that he’s still able to continue profit- number of firms that will be left in the field. In • ably ahead. In most eases to above the Samuel Lewis London 5% 10% When short, it’s easier for three men to come to an watched an operator collecting from break-even point. He realizes, tho, that he’s better game, back in the early thirties, he agreement, than for thirty-three. This is one of a off than most other businessmen. said unto himself, “This appeals to the bright spots that has developed in the rapidly me.” changing coin machine picture. There are also Sam, as he has since become known His biggest worry, it seems, is that many of to all in the industry, was then en- his small locations are closing up. Going out of a great many other bright spots. For example, gaged in the general merchandise business. This leaves fewer secondary spots more new equipment is being used. This means business in Milwaukee, Wise. him By diligent searching he found a where he can move down his equipment. On an finer public relations. Better income. Better busi- located in a basement idistributor overall basis, this has its effect on his business, ness methods. The fact is, many believe, that store where he learned that he, too, with less people this will could purchase these machines. And and in more ways than one. It means that he industry progress more so Sam started into the operating must obtain a faster depreciation write-off for the rapidly. They also claim the industry is now creat- business. new machines he buys. Furthermore, this must ing a more solid base for itself, held up by more He probably would have continued now be a more realistic depreciation schedule, substantial businessmen. This means, they report, on as an operator to this day if this a greater, better, even bigger industry for the distributor hadn’t given him one price taking into consideration constant, creeping in- over the telephone and asked another flation. Even tho with less spots he can now cut years ahead. when Sam came over to pick up the his servicing overhead expense to some extent he The greatest need, the outstanding, crying ne- machine. must depend, more than ever before, on his top sort of busi- cessity, almost everyone reports, is a public rela- “I wasn’t used to that spots to bring him quick, peak income. ness”, Sam recalls, “and it made me . tions program for the industry. There are some so mad I decided right then and there The average leading operator agrees the prob- operators who illogically claim this is a job for to go into the distributing business lem is no longer solely the higher price of new the distributors and manufacturers. The greater myself.” all equipment. Rather, it’s a case of faster amortiza- majority agree that this is a task for concerned So back there, in 1934, the very tion, plus a decent return on his capital invest- with the industry. A set amount, such as 50d or Jfirst ground floor distributor’s store per machine should he pledged by was opened with a spanking new, ment within a reasonable period of time. If he $1 per month brightly painted sign for all to read: wants to hold on to all of his mechanics and the operators. A small percentage from the sale “Milwaukee Coin Machine Co.” servicemen as well as the rest of his employees, of eaeh inaehine by distributors and manufac- “Since then”, Sam chuckles, “lots he must buy another route, or try to expand his turers, 1%, 2% or more, some leading operators of water has gone under the bridge.” present route if this is possible. The average believe, should be pledged to a national public For example, the firm is now operator hates to let go of any of his employees. relations campaign. known as S. L. London Music Co., So he expands his route, or he acquires another distributors for The Seeburg Corp., Many compliment The Cash Box on its 15 year route. This, in turn, is causing a contraction in D. Gottlieb & Co., Chicago Dynamic crusade to bring into being a “National Public Industries. the industry. If this keeps up, it is believed, there Relations Bureau”. They claim this is a most Sam still likes to remember the will be less men handling the routes and equip- desperately vital need today. They urge this pub- many he helped get started in this ment of the industry. This is becoming more lication to continue its editorials and articles to became a distribu- industry since he noticeable with each passing week. Relations into tor. bring a “National Public Bureau" He likes to reminisce about all the Operators are calling for new type equipment, active being. been accom- good work that has rather than for lower prices. Leading operators All in all this industry continues to progress. plished in Milwaukee. realize that lower prices, especially during a re- thru this business recession. If all favorable Having been very active in UJA Right cession, will bring part-time operators into their drives over the past many years he factors were added up and weighed against the areas. These part-time operators all have some still wholeheartedly thanks Milwau- unfavorable, the balance would be heavily in generosity. retailer friends. Since they don’t require as much keeans for their favor of this industry being definitely on its way for his income from the equipment as do the full time Especially their donations to an ever greater, more progressive era. 'avorite charity, a home for orphaned operators, because they already have one job, and :hildren. operating is only temporary with most of these In fact, the definite optimism prevalent among cry And though Sam continues to people in most cases, they create chaos in any the great, great majority of the operators, dis- after day that he’s quitting, >ut day area. They make ridiculous deals wdth the loca- tributors and manufacturers, assures all con- le continues to be active in his tion owners. They offer the locations outlandish cerned with the industry that with the first sure msiness. and practically impossible commissions. In short, upward turn of the nation's economy, this field “I guess”, he concludes, “I just love they upset any operating area for months and will enter into its greatest boom period. ;his business.”

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~~: NEW FALL SEASON STARTS IN JULY~~

~~Summer Season Disappears As Chi Factories lolling Out New Products On Reopening Employees Return From Vacations.~~

CHICAGO—It reads like “June in “We plunge right into the Fall January” but, it’s really a fact as season,” they state. far as the coin machine industry is And the Fall season, therefore, now Bally Introduces New concerned, the Fall season now starts starts in July instead of in September in July. The first new products appear as In previous years, manufactories the factories reopen for production here staggered employees’ vacations. again. Distributors start visiting here This usually resulted in skeleton pro- the end of July. Looking over the new Golf Game “Golf-Champ” duction crews. It meant very few products. Discussing sales. Planning machines being produced. campaigns to cover their areas far If the machines were considered in advance of when such plans used among the best, the factory would to be planned. usually find itself with a backlog, at the deadest locations back to life in It has helped the entire industry. It least until all employees had returned a hurry—and earns the kind of money means new action. New life. And new from their vacations- and full pro- that makes operating worth while.” duction could start up once again. business earlier than ever before. Describing the new game, O’Don- The same problem was encountered It also means that, by September, “ among factory executives. Visitors business is well under way. The entire nell stated, ‘Gold-Champ’ is cleverly would find that the person whom field is in faster and better action than designed to appeal to a big cross- they had come to see was away on it has ever before been. Because the section of the public—non-golfers as his vacation. Fall season now starts in July. well as golfers. Combining the This caused loss of time. Even The cost of closing down an entire smooth skill-shot appeal of putting in though someone else would step into factory for two weeks or more is, to the missing executive’s position, the- say the least, very startling to those official golf with the trick-shot of actual dealing, many times, would who haven’t yet seen the figures and miniature or ‘Tom Thumb’ golf, ‘Golf- have to await the return of the va- listened to the facts. But, as manufac- Champ’ appeals to every person who cationer. turer after manufacturer reports likes a little fun and A- few years ago some of the manu- relaxation with “It’s worth it.” facturers decided to eliminate this a certain amount of ‘show-off’ skill problem;. They closed down their Worth it because better and speed- appeal. ier action gets under way the mo- entire factories for the vacation pe- “Main reason why ‘Golf-Champ’ riod. ment the factory reopens. holds the player’s interest keeps This didn’t help. Only because other The new products which are being and factories continued their stagger va- presented this July would have been players coming back is a built-in sys- cation system so, the closers felt, they the same products usually presented BILL O'DONNELL tem of doubled scores that encourages in were losing business to these others. September. players to play the entire green, in- This year almost every single fac- The operator is ahead of schedule. CHICAGO—“The new Bally ‘Golf- stead of concentrating on one or tory closed its doors and allowed He can please his location owners at Champ’ golf game,” reports Bill two shots. For example, ‘Red Holes’ its employees to take off on their a time when they don’t look forward O’Donnell, Bally general sales mana- vacations along with most of the execu- to anything new. in flat section of green are doubled tives. ger, “is moving into all types of lo- He can still take advantage of late on first shot. Naturally, the player And though there was no concerted vacationers. He is in a position to cations—and is invariably ringing will shoot for ‘Red Holes.’ On second or correlated plan, whereby all fac- up top earnings. better build his route into his best pe- shot tories closed during the same period, ‘Red Holes’ revert to normal and riod, the Fall season. “But the biggest and best news the fact remains that, beginning with ‘Blue Holes’ on up-hill ramp are “Yes,” one well-known manufac- about ‘Golf - Champ,’ ” continued the end of J une and throughout doubled. Finally, on third shot ‘Red’ July, the factories have, one after the turer remarked, “it’s well worth it. O’Donnell, “is that the game is open- and ‘Blue Holes’ are normau value, V other, been closed for the vacation “Just to eliminate the summer ing up locations that have long been slump and bring the trade the Fall while ‘19th Hole,’ located in ‘wavy’ time period. dormant as far as coin operated amuse- Distributors were notified. They season in July gets all in the industry section of green, is doubled. Se- ment is concerned. We all know that were urged to prepare themselves in into better action again. quence then starts over with ‘Red advance, by ordering what they be- —either because of player indiffer- “This makes closing down of our Holes’ doubled. The ‘19th Hole’ is lieved they would require, during the plant the best thing could do dur- ences or other local conditions—thou- we one of the most fascinating features time their manufacturers’ plants were ing the summertime vacation period.” sands of spots around the country closed down for vacation time. of ‘Golf-Champ.’ Normal value of need a new type of game to stimulate Certain factory executives remained the ‘19th Hole’ is 30, or 60 when player interest. Wherever pinball or on the job to handle whatever busi- doubled. But, if the player shoots ness and problems might arise. Some bowling games, regardless of reasons, Trent Brothers a ball into the ‘Booster Hole,’ before of the engineers and salesmen were are not what they used to be, ‘Golf- also present. But as far as produc- shooting ‘19th Hole,’ value of ‘19th Champ’ is ‘the answer to the operation was concerned, this halted. Hole’ is raised to 100, or 200 when Music Company tor’s prayer.’ Packed with player- It has worked out. The manufac- doubled. Ball shot into the ‘Booster turers are ahead. The executives are appeal, requiring less floor space than Hole’ is a free shot. Thus, the player pleased. The employees are thrilled. the average bowler, welcome in all factories close for the va- Appointed AMI will usually try for ‘Booster Hole,’ a The down territories, ‘Golf-Champ’ has a new cation-time period, and the distribu- really tricky shot, before shooting for look that attracts players, a new angle tors and operators accept this closing. ‘19th Hole.’” They buy in advance. They are pre- of play that insures continued repeat Distrib For State Designed for one or two players, pared. All are happy. play. And games already on loca- “Golf-Champ” requires only 9 Yz feet But the big result is that the fac- tion prove that ‘Golf-Champ’ brings tories reopen with the return of the Of No. Carolina by 2 feet of floor space. Game is 9 employees all full of pep and ready perience in the coin machine busi- shots per player for a dime. to get going big again.

: ness. “Golf is the fastest While the employees were away, growing partici- the engineers prepared the new prod- Commenting on the new appoint- pant sport in America,” concluded presi- uct. Production specialists arranged GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. — AMI ment, E. R. Ratajack, AMI vice O’Donnell, “gaining thousands of new Incorporated, this week, announced dent-sales, said, “I am pleased to an- tools and components. adherents each year, in all walks of Executives and salesmen were alert- the appointment of Trent Brothers nounce this new distributorship and life. This fact, together with the ed to what would be the first new Music Company, Reidsville, North am confident that the operators of product on the return of the fac- Carolina, as distributor of AMI juke North Carolina will find that the growing popularity of miniature golf, tory’s production crews. boxes for the State of North Caro- Trent brothers are set up to give them insures continuous popularity for lina. every possible attention and service. The effect is that the slow summer ‘Golf-Champ.’ Operators who get in season seems to have been eliminated. Heading up the new AMI distribu- I invite everv operator in their area on the ground floor with ‘Golf-Champ’ There’s no summer anymore, as far as torship are George W. Trent and to call upon them.” many manufacturers and their execu- Elton H. Trent who have a background AMI district sales representative will ride one of the biggest booms in tives are concerned. of more than a quarter century ex- for the area is George Klersey. coin operated amusements.”

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\ Seattle, Wash., Approves New FOR BEST BUYS IT’S LAKE CITY AMUSE. CO. Can you tell 1957 WILLIAMS BASEBALL $325.00 NAPLES (New) Write Games-Juke Box O rdinance SOCCER KICKOFF (New) 275.00 TOP HAT (New) 350.00 me where I CAPRI 99.50 TARGET ROLL (New) 265.00 Many Interesting Provisions Included SKILL ROLL 265.00 PEPPY (New) 225.00 can buy? CHIC0IN TV BOWLER, 14 Ft. 495.00 BALLY STRIKE, 14 Ft 595.00 Mayor Gor- the ordinance were listed the SEATTLE, WASH.— by WILLIAMS 6-player SKILL BALL 129.50 -J don S. Clinton signed, July 24, into mayor as follows: CHIC0IN SKI TOURNAMENT 129.50 Seattle law an ordinance tightening 1. The identity of all persons hav- GENC0 2-player SKEE BALL 119.50

EXHIBIT RINGER BALL . 49.50 city control over pinball and jukebox ing financial interest in corporations ALL STAR (Used) 249.50 operations. operating pinball or music machines ALL STAR DELUXE (New> Write He said that while he had some must be made known to the CitJ WILLIAMS TEN PINS (Used) 275.00 WILLIAMS TEN STRIKE 295.00 reservations about some provisions of Council license committee. BALLY BOWLING LANE, 14 Ft. 475.00 it all of 2. No sublicenses for pinball or the ordinance, met virtually 3 U-NEEDA PACK Cig. Machine . ... 35.00 music machines on locations may be his and City Police Chief H. J. Law- WIRE-WRITE or PHONE HE 1 -41 00 rence’s specifications. transferred within a year without ap- 7/3 Deposit Required On Bach Order proval of the license committee. We are exclusive factory distributors for: “I will not hesitate to ask the fcity BALLY - WILLIAMS - ROCK OLA council to pass additional remedial 3. Operators will be limited to 100 pinball machines and 150 jukeboxes. legislation, if need be,” Clinton de- ake city amuse, co. clared. He said that enforcement of 4. Operators or manufacturers are 4533 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND, O. the ordinance would be the responsi- barred from having any direct or in- L (Tel.: HE 1-4100) bility of City Comptroller Carl Er- direct financial interest in locations For Any landson’s license division. where their machines are operating. Information involves They may not give or loan money to relating to this The mayor’s main concern location owners. The penalty is for- industry . . . a provision barring more than one JUST PHONE pinball operator and one jukebox feiture of the license. DON’T LET ‘‘BREAKING INTO CASH BOX” operator from having machines in an 5. Operators must be American PROFITS! establishment. citizens and residents of Seattle for RUIN YOUR BOX five years. NEW "SCARUM" ALARM THE GASH “It is my understanding,” Clinton in York City CHASES WOULD-BE THIEVES New said, “that the ordinance provides “The ordinance is designed to elim- JUdson 6-2640 Sensational new burglar alarm protects that a location owner does not have inate subrosa financial dealings be- your machines. Takes 2 minutes to install. Saves you money, breakage, out-of-service in Chicago in to deal with his pinball operator tween operators and location owners,” time. Operates on flashlite battery. Siren Financial 6-7272 order to get music. That is the way the mayor said. can be heard 500 feet. enforced. If it Sample $4.95 in Hollywood the ordinance will be “It is also designed to keep any 3 for $12.00 5-2129 different creating a monopoly HOIlywood were — one operator from getting too big, and Includes battery and parcel post. Send checks to: for the pinball operators—I would it brings into focus more clearly the in Boston G. I. Specialty Co., Dept. C, have vetoed the ordinance.” responsibilities of the license com- HAncock 6-8386 3361 York Rd., Phila. 40, Pa.- What he termed good features of mittee.”

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Postal Rate Increase Dramatizes Necessity For Added Income g-ATTENTION—r DISTRIBUTORS — OPERATORS NEW YORK — Once again this of the nation featured two items on ditions, and The Cash Box has been week the economic facts of life were its front pages which emphasized the suggesting “Dime Play—Plus A More G-200 forcibly brought to the attention of inflationary period in which we now Equitable Share Of The Gross In- the American public. The newspapers live— Steel and Aluminum increased take”. CONVERSION KIT its price per ton; and postal rates The postal increase, effective Au-

Eliminates inaccessible toggle shifter went up. gust 1, provides those operators still switches. The most dramatic impact is the operating equipment at 5 i a most Contains "Anti-jam switch" for trans Largest distributors of Coin glorious opportunity to effect a change fer unit. postal rate increase, as it effects all to dime play. The postal increase will Plug in unit (no drilling). Machines in Switzerland are of the people directly. This price in- Simple to install. crease, the first since 1932, is about hit every person in the United States. Location tested and proved. interested in Agency of the last commodity (or service) to It is the most dramatic message to Money back if not be effected by the inflationary trend the people of the country that in- satisfied. newest models FOOD DIS- Total price $15.95 —with the exception of the operator flationary conditions have made it ab- Send check or money order with your order. PENSERS, HOT AND COLD of coin machines who still holds on to solutely necessary that prices be upped. Operators who go out into the VENDING MA- nickel play. Since The Cash Box in- BEVERAGES field right now, and change over all stituted an editorial campaign some their nickel play machines to dime CHINES FOR SWITZERLAND. fifteen years ago, a majority of op- play, are sure to run into a sympa- SALES COMPANY erators have switched to dime play, thetic and understanding location most of them in the past three or owner. And this location owner will Factory Representatives for: Airmail offers and Catalogues to: four years. not run into any resistance from his AMI, Inc., Bally Manufacturing Co., patrons. If the operator waits too BOX # 440, c/o THE CASH BOX However, there are still some op- long to make this changeover, the Irving Kaye Co., Permo, Inc. erators who continue to run music public will soon forget the postal in- 1721 Broadway crease, and once again, some resist- 593 10th Are., New York II, N. Y., LO 4-1880 machines on a nickel, despite the fact York 19, N. Y. ance may occur. 221 Frelinghuysen Are., Newirk 8 N. J., Bl 3-8777 New that they realize it is now uneconom- , This is the most opportune time to 231 Windsor St., Hartford, Conn., JA 7-4470 ical to do so. Even operating at a change any equipment still operating dime, in most instances, doesn’t bring at a nickel to a dime. We suggest that sufficient income to meet today’s con- operators get to work immediately. are reading If you Progress Of Amusement

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15 Million Visitors Meeting Dates ROSEN Attend Belgium SALE World’s Fair At ALL MACHINES 100% Music Operators’ Associations CLEAN AND CHECKED Half-Way Mark We ONLY Aug. 4—California Music Merchants’ Association Advertise What We Place: 311 Broadway, Oakland, Calif. Expect 20 Million Have in Stock Refund in 10 Days 4—United Music Operators of Michigan More By Closing If Not Satisfied Place: Fort Wayne Hotel, Detroit, Mich. Time Oct. 15 BINGOS and UPRIGHTS 6 Music Operators’ Society of St. Joseph Valley Each 1 Atlantic City 5 45.00 Place: Carl Zimmer’s Office, 130 N. Ironwood Dr., Misha- 1 Bally Beauty 60.00 BRUSSELS, BELGIUM — Starting 1 Cabana 45.00 ' waka, Ind. 1 Coney Island 45.00 off slowly, attendance at the Brussels 2 Universal Five Star 45.00 7 Phonograph Merchants’ Association, Cleveland, Ohio World’s Fair has been reaching peak 1 Genco Four Hundred 45.00 1 Gayety heights in recent weeks, due, it is 50.00 1 Genco Golden Nugget 45.00 Place: Hollenden Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio (General) reported, to the influx of tourists as 1 Hawaii 45.00 well improvement 1 Ice Frolics 7 as in weather. 50.00 '—California Music Merchants’ Association At the half-way mark in mid-July, 1 Lite-A-Line 45.00 2 Palm Beach 45.00 the fair reported its 15th million vis- 2 Silver Chest Place: Sacramento Hotel, Sacramento, Calif. 45.00 ; itor. Based on this attendance figure, 1 Singapore 45.00 H

2 Spot Lite 45.00 i officials of the Fair believe that the 35 I 7 Eastern Ohio Phonograph Operators’ Association ’ 1 Surf Club 75.00 million tourists expected 1 Tahiti I Place: 4104 Rush Blvd., Youngstown will he ex- 50.00 12, Ohio (General) 1 Triple Play 95.00 ceeded by the time closing I of on Octo- 3 Yacht Club 45.00 I 8 West Virginia Music Operators’ Ass’n, Inc. ber 15. Under this premise, it is ex- BOWLERS and SHUFFLES I Place: Martinsburg, W. Va. pected that Fair will culminate in a Each 1 Bikini Bowler \ financial success, as well 5 65.00 as helping 2 Criss Cross Bowler 90.00 11 —Tri County Juke Box Operators’ Association the entire Belgium nation. 4 Criss Cross Target 75.00 1 Imperial Shuffle 50.00 •I Place: American Legion Hall, 57 Mitchell Place, White An estimated 400,000 Americans 1 Keeney Bowler (12 ft.) 300.00 t 1 Mystic Bowler 85.00 were expected to attend, and it is * Plains, N. Y. 2 Name Bowler 50.00 thought that half that amount may 1 Philadelphia Toboggan 12 California Merchants’ Association (Skee Roll) . . 350.00 Music have already been to the Fair. Last 2 Genco Shuffle Pool 50.00 2 United Shuffle Place: Fresno Hotel, Fresno, Calif. year, U. S. tourists spent some $21 Targets 75.00 1 Genco Skill Ball (2 player) 125.00 million in Benelux countries, with 1 Starlite Bowler 65.00 1 Chicago Coin Team Bowler 250.00 13 California Music Merchants’ Association about million $10 of that total going 1 T.V. Bowler 595.00 5 Triple Score Bowler Place: Bakersfield Inn, Highway 99, Bakersfield, Calif. to Belgium. The figure this year is (small pins) 35.00 expected to reach 5 Chicago Coin 14 ft. Bowler 445.00 13 Western Massachusetts Music Guild $50 million, the lion’s share going to Belgium be- With Order, Bal. Place: Chalet Restaurant, West Springfield, Mass. cause Fair. 1/3 C.O.D. of the ACT QUICKLY—ORDER TODAY 14 California Music Merchants’ Association According to reports, the biggest WIRE—PHONE—WRITE influx of visitors seems to be coming Place: U. S. Grant Hotel, San Diego, Calif. Send For Complete Lists from West Germany. 14—Music Operators’ Association of Massachusetts This report of stepped up attend- DAVI D ROSE N ance coincides with the report of the Place: Beaconsfield Hotel, Boston, Mass. Exclusive AMI Dist. Eo. Po. operators of the Arcades at the 855 N. BROAD STREET, PHILA. 23, PA 18—Westchester Operators’ Guild, Inc. World’s Fair, who advise that after PHONE—STEVENSON 2-2903 Place: American Legion Hall, 57 Mitchell Place, White a slow start, business has been tre- Plains, N. Y. mendous. In addition to patronage at the arcades on the Fair grounds, 20 New York State Operators’ Guild — operators at local spots thruout the A man Place: Gov. Clinton Hotel, Kingston, N. Y. city have seen increased play, due to visits from the tourists. 20 Automatic Equipment and Coin Machine Owners’ Assn., needs only- — Europe’s coinmen point out an- Inc., Indiana other advantage which will help them one reason . . Place: Room 24, 550 Broadway, Gary, Ind. in that the continent’s visitors at the Fair have the opportunity to become 20 Eastern Pennsylvania Amusement Machine Assn. acquainted with the newest of Ameri- Place: General De Kalb Inn, 2519 De Kalb Street, Norris- can made coin amusement machines. town, Pa. “We expect that upon their return to their own countries, they will seek 21 Eastern Ohio Phonograph Operators’ Association out those locations featuring these Place: 4104 Rush Boulevard, Youngstown 12, Ohio latest machines,” stated a visiting (Executive Board) European coinman. “And if these machines aren’t available, they will 21 Phonograph Merchants’ Association, Cleveland, Ohio — demand that the locations obtain Hotel, Cleveland, Ohio (Executive Place: Hollenden them. We are sure to profit from Board) this great Fair.” 23 & 24—Music Guild of Nebraska Place: Pathfinder Hotel, Freemont, Nebraska Urges “Better Relations”

24 & 25—South Dakota Phonograph Operators’ Ass’n OCEANSIDE, N. Y.—The follow- Place: Rapid City, S. D. ing, according to Hal Zimmerman of Riteway Amusement, this city, are 25 Central State Music Guild — the things which every operator Place: 805 Main Street, Peoria, 111. should observe. “Better relations amongst the op- Fight Cancer ei-ators themselves”, he says. “Better relations with all the ac- with a checkup Attention: Operators’ Associations counts an operator has”, he continues. “The operator”, he advises, “should, and at all times, conduct himself like a AMERICAN Associations desiring listings in this column, please write to THE gentleman.” CANCER Nety York N.Y. a check CASH BOX, 1721 Broadway, 19, Zimmerman also believes, “We SOCIETY need more music hits.” I (( lt’s What’s in THE CASH BOX That Counts—INTERNATIONALLY www.americanradiohistory.com h 1 t,

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Banquet For Oct. 25 As Heat Slows Visits —^s^NEW ENGLAND NIBBLES Heat wave has brought increased telephone biz to Boston distribs. Ops ar< Will Be Held At Ben Maksik’s “Town phoning in their needs, instead of braving the heat and parking problems these days, distrib plants report. Vacation schedules are still on, with some having returned, and others on their way. Business has been holding very well al § Country Club” Brooklyn -World’s around this summer on music, games, rides, arcade equipment and guns. The outdoor spots are having what is known in the trade as a “red” one, meaning that biz has been phenomenal at the fun spots and beaches bordering New England ? s coast line. Largest Night Spot. First Attempt At Trimount Automatic Sales Corp. (Seeburg), over the phone biz is th( order of the day reports Marshall Caras, sales. There is a little good usee equipment showing up, but for the most part it is still very scarce, it is York Hotel reported here. Dave Bond, prexy, and Irwin Margold, gen. mgr., have beer Away From Top New getting in some golf when they have time away from the air conditionec Waltham St. plant. Back from their vacations at Trimount are Dave Riskir and Dan Brown, sales. Excellent reports are in on the new Seeburg electri< cigarette vending machine. Floor samples are in of the new Williams’ “Turi YORK—A] Denver, president bers the service we need,” stated NEW Champ,” which looks to be a big winner and has ops enthusiastic. ... At Rede of Music Operators of New York, this Denver. “In addition, the greatest Distributing (Wurlitzer), Bob Jones, genial sales mgr., is back from vacation- city, announced that the association variety shows are presented here, and, ing on the Cape and in N. H., sporting a fine tan and full of enthusiasm for will hold its 21st Annual Banquet and together with the top recording art- new games and Wurlitzer phono sales. Al Levine, sales, holding down the fori Show at Ben Maksik’s “Town and ists, who usually are on hand, we will while Bob was on vacation, will be taking off shortly on his vacation. Ops are Country Club,” Fatbush Avenue and be able to provide the greatest show phoning their needs in here, beating the heat, and business has been holding Avenue U, Brooklyn, N. Y., on Sat- of all time. up well. Si Redd is making the Cape on weekends for the summer. Demanc urday evening, October 25. “Other advantages are numerous. is still high for “ABC Super DeLuxe Bowler” and Bally’s “USA” and Genco’s This is the first time the Music One is the facility provided for danc- “Flying Aces” are nabbing the coin for ops and orders are good, it is stated Operators organization has ever held ing to both an American and a Cuban . . . At Atlas Distributors (AMI), Louis Blatt reports few ops have braved its annual affair away from one of band. Of course, this club is well the summer heat this week, but are phoning in. AMI phono sales have stood New York’s leading hotels. The mem- up well during the hot spell and outlook for Fall selling is good, he advises, bership and officers of the association . . . At Associated Amusements (Rock-Ola), Dick Mandell, gen. mgr., wife felt that a change to a club would Ruth Mae, and daughter, Shelly Beth, week-ended in New York. Ed Ravreby be in order after the many years of getting in some sun at Hyannis where he has a summer place. Used equip- just hotel affairs. ment is going good here, but is still in short supply, it was noted. Kiddie rides “Ben Maksik’s club in Brooklyn is IDS have been sailing along at a good pace this season and arcade equipment has world famous, and sufficiently large been really big. enough to give our guests and mem- Few ops have been in town this week from out of town, but Boston based- ops have been making trips to the distrib plants. Among those in were: Saul it

Robinson, Newton; Phil Swartz, Brookline; Arthur Sturgis, Jamaica Plain,; mtl Sumner Segall, Boston; Ted Rubinovitz, Chelsea; Manny Andelman, Cam- bridge; Luke Levine, Boston; Dave Baker, Arlington; Stan Cokas, Lynn;' WANTED- Connie Pocius, South Boston; George Chopelas, Malden; George Campbell, Med- l!t ford; Guy D’Giovanni, Allston; Ray Shea, Worcester; Harry Brooks, Dover, 1 WE'LL PAY N. H.; Mike Pascovitch, Nashua; Tom Libby, Haverhill; and Dave Hammett,! ®

~~CASH $ $ $ Hyannis. . . . Recording stars are big in the New England area night spotsjto] and are hypoing music. . . . Tony Bennett opened Sunday, Aug. 3, at Salisbury ,~~

~~for ALL MODELS of Beach Frolics. . . . Cu Beth is current at the Revere Beach Frolic. . . . Lawrence 1 J Welk Orch is in for one nighter at Boston Arena Thursday, July 31. . .~~

~~Taylor, 1^ SHUFFLE ALLEYS Truman disk jock at WSAR, Fall River, promoted big show at Million i Dollar Ballroom, Lincoln Park breaking attendance records with 3,502 paid Gin~~

~~BINGOS admissions. . . . The GAC package included Frankie Avalon, Kalin Twins,J]~~

Dicky . . . AL DENVER Doo and the Don’ts, Jan & Arnie, Link Wray and the Wraymen. WURLITZER Ruthie Shapiro, Boston based record promotion rep, on the road for Arwin rate food | 1 the top quality of Records, Kelly Smith Butera. . . . Lee Morris, 1 500— 1 500A—1 250— 400 known for and Sam Boston history teaching served. songwriter, back from New York, where he has three new ones out, “Ring-A-P a concluded “We are all convinced,” My Phone” by Dinah Washington on Mercury, Brenda Lee on Decca; “Say A|0h We'll prepay and ship Denver, “that our 21st Annual Ban- Prayer,” Teddi King on RCA Victor; and in the can, “You Can Be Lonely in b rand new packing crates! quet and Show will be a big hit Paris,” Milton DeLugg; “Joy and Jubilation,” Rosemary McCoy on Coral. i. with all our members and friends, and remembered.” srbe will be one long | FOR SALE- As usual, Music Operators of New Souvenir Journal, a I BALLY SKILL ROLL—New! York will produce ;ter and Nash Gordon will devote his time BALLY All Star Deluxe—New! Seeburg Distrib Changes 1 to this task. “One problem we will solve by hold- this wonderful night Distributing Co. ing our affair at Firm IS E FI n club.” sighed Gordon, “is that of “seat- Name 298 Lincoln St. b KT 1 fi ing. Practically everyone will be I B# Allston 34, Mass. Iki# right on top of the stage, and there AL 4-4040 will not be any poles to interfere HOUSTON HAPPENINGS Exclusive Distributors of with the view. However, some of our The name of Gulf Coast Music Systems, exclusive Seeburg distributors, WURLITZER CHI. COIN -BALLY — friends v/ant to be seated practically at 910 Calhoun Ave., has been changed to H. A. Franz & Co. H. A. Franz, 0ENC0 — FISCHER on the stage. To those, we state: ‘Send president and manager of the concern, said no changes would be made in in for your ticket reservations imme- any departments. General policy of the old established firm, long known as ” diately—don’t wait.’ Houston Branch S. H. Lynch Co., then for a short period as Gulf Coast Music Systems will remain unchanged except for addition of proven operating

merchandise as justified, according to Franz. . . . Late in July, Acme Record Distributing Co., owned by H. M. Crowe, moved from 1902 Leeland to new ATLAS SLASHES PRICES! and larger quarters at 7635 Long Point Rd. Along with the location change Crowe announced appointment of Michael Bruner as salesman and Walter MUSIC km SEEBURG V-200 Bruner as stock clerk for Acme. . . . Old time operator Joe Baine, owner SEEBURG Baine Amusement Co., Beaumont, business shopping in the city. . . . Another out of town operator in town was W. R. Kurtz, owner of W. R. Kurtz Music s I00J $695 595 Service of Sealy. W. R. has the why of tax exemption on certain personal 1 00G 565 stuff printed on back of his business cards. . . . Young and well known Cliff 100C 445 Hayes doing right well in business for himself at servicing any and all makes 1 00B 375 SPEED-READ phonographs. . . . Local operator Ted Stevens, owner of amusement company 1 OOA Converted to 45 RPM 245 of that name, operates a variety of amusement games in addition to his VL (Converted) 645 All-Visible, No-Drum music operation. . . . Popular Margie Kunkel, United Records, away on vaca- Reconditioned— Refinished PROGRAM HOLDER tion. ... A prospect short on change but craving a shot of coffee, swig of cocoa or spot of tea could do worse than drop by Amusement Distributors for V-200 & VL-200— $34.50 45 RPM CONVERSION and ask salesman Bob Davenport for a practical demonstration of one of his various vending machines. . . . Coffee and bullfest with operators “Red” for M-10QA— $69.50 SEEBURG CIGARETTE VENDOR Harrington and Fred Troy and S. W. Lynch, AMI phonograph salesman for Warncke Sales Corporation. Also 45 RPM Conversions for 814 Packs—Quiet, All Electric Selection all machines and Delivery—Attractive Styling All The Leading Coinmen ATLAS MUSIC COMPANY Read The Cash Box Every Week 2118 N. WESTERN AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL., U. S. A. ARmitage 6-5005

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~~|L. A. Wurlitzer~~

~~Distributor Holds exclusive Jemonstrations NEW design~~

~~Of Phonos In broadens base of KIDDIE-RIDE profits Three Cities NEW SAFETY-STYLING~~

Two-Year-Old Tots feel safe "aboard" Speed-Queen safe and snug in che deep, smooth seat. Parents, too, approve of the safety-styling of the seat— and the close-to-floor construction of Speed- Queen. Resulc is that toddlers "too little” for other rides happily "go to sea” in Speed-Queen.

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~~But Speed-Queen is not "for babies" only. "Big guys” of ten or twelve— and girls, too— are thrilled by the new double-~~

roll action. Speed-Queen action is not a mere monotonous up-and-down bounce. ALBERT A. SILBERMAN Exciting "starboard-to-larboard” roll alternates with thrilling "fore-and-aft" pitch — a big dime’s worth of ride-fun that keeps youngsters coming back. Fun for kiddies from LOS ANGELES, CALIF.—A1 Sil- two to twelve and positively safe for the youngest child ;rman, general manager, Associated —Sea-Queen attracts the widest age- istributors, Inc., this city, reports range in kiddie-ride operation, takes in at the firm’s activities “have been top money in all kiddie-ride locations. •eatly accelerated during the past w months and our organization has ien trouping thru the territory on Dime deposited in tamper-proof coin-slide oe night stands’, actually bring our starts thrilling one-minute ride. Convenient iiowroom and service facilities to "shift-lever" enables rider to speed up or slow down at will. Iron-tough plastic boat, SPEED-QUEEN e operator.” heavy metal base, finished weather- Silberman stated that Associated in COIN-OPERATED proofed enamels, permits operation indoors SPEED-BOAT RIDE laid a showing on June 15 at Bakers- or outdoors in all seasons. SPEED-QUEEN is leld, with very gratifying attendance, Bright white boat with brilliant red trim— on sea-blue base— equipped with retractable casters, operates dinner was catered for the visitors, on Alternating Current, 60 cycles, 110-120 attracts immediate attention on location. Thrilling double-roll vo Wurlitzer field engineers, Walt volts (special electrical equipment at slight teet and Karl Johnson, demon- extra cost), is 67 in. long, 27 in. wide, 40 action keeps youngsters coming back. Simple, safe mechanism rated the new model phonographs, in. high. Simple mechanism equipped with insures years of trouble-free profitable performance. d answered all questions. oilite bearings. See Bally On July Associated held a din- 15, SPEED-QUEEN at your Bally distributor today. r in Long Beach at the University ub. The entire membership of the irbor Music Operators Association d their ladies were in attendance, MANUFACTURING COMPANY 2640 belmont avenue, CHICAGO 18, ILLINOIS ter Potter, DJ and his co-producer, in Folsom, were Associated’s spe-

.1 guests. Walt Levi, president of 1 Harbor association presided over mmzmmmmsmm&mmmmmmmmmi 2 gathering and introduced Peter f SPECIAL CLOSEOUT! FREE! FREE! tter and Ann Folsom. In addition N.Y. Op Writes On I I Silberman, hosts for Associated GENCO 56-PAGE CATALOG this gathering were Lee Walker, with Complete Price List GYPSY GRANDMAS Exclusively for jsident, and Ralph Cragen, eus- "Loans And Bonuses” ner relations. Walt Peteet and Karl BRAND NEW IMPORTERS! hnson, Wurlitzer field engineers, Write for Special Price! Fully Illustrated! re also present here. Also in at- FOREST HILLS, N.Y.—“We must WORLD'S MOST COMPLETE COIN MA- CHINE CATALOG. Send for Your Copy idance were Ben Chemers, business eliminate loans and bonuses to loca- Today! inager of CMMA in Southern Cali- tion owners”, writes Ben Chicofsky | nia, and the following operators: of Benray Music, this city. COIN MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC. inny Miller, secretary of H.M.O. are forced to buy back “We our Wally Finke & Jos Kim* If sociation; Bob Shuck; Charles locations by continuous change of 1750 W. NORTH AVE. CHICAGO 22, ILLINOIS • Dlck«hj 2-0500 ski; George Kohler; Charles Ca- ownerships. irn; Bill Thompson; Cliff Jones^- “In some locations”, he claims, b Holland; L. L. McCune; Chuck “this happens twice a year. “Respect Competitor’s Locations” len; Bill Burgess; A1 Vick; Steve “The small operator”, he concludes, ce, Jr.; Bill Kelly; Milt Fuller and “will, eventually, be forced to sell CO lumber who failed to register. out unless this practice of loans and ROME CITY, IND. — “We must Associated followed with a show- bonuses is stopped. learn to respect competitor’s locations”, says Jack Hartman of this MODERN on July 17 at the Antlers Hotel, “It’s a terrible ‘Frankenstein’.” ; city. i Bernardino. (Editorial Comment: The Cash Box Operators do not cooperate. They ‘The attendance and enthusiasm has been writing of this problem over do not work together as businessmen BUY these showings” stated Silberman, the years. In the August 2, 1958 should. They should make it their ere so gratifying, so much so, that issue, The Cash Box highlights this business to help each other and, in this way, all will enjoy better busi- WURLITZER are giving serious consideration serious matter now existing thruout ness. making these showings in impor- the country, with the suggestion that Jack Hartman claims that the one tt sections of our territory, regu- cooperation seems only way to a “Op big job ahead for all is to “respect part of sales policy.” combat this ‘Frankenstein’.” a competitor’s locations”.

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New Jersey Swim Club KEENEY’S Attracts Coinmen DELUXE EASTERN FLASHES BIG Although the weather continues to be uncooperative, and the arcades have been hurt not only by the weather but by dire weather predictions that have been wrong in a surprisingly large number of instances, Tenth Avenue has seen a strong rise in activity the last few weeks. It seems that operators in TENT goodly numbers have again gotten down to business and are finding it necessary to visit the distribs for new equipment and parts. ELECTRONIC UPRIGHT The Koeppel brothers, Harry and Hymie, Ivoeppel Distributing, are busy FREE PLAY GAME getting games, phonographs and bowlers ready for immediate shipment. The orders must be quite large because so much equipment was packed on the floor it was difficult to find a path that led to the office. Hymie talks longingly of his forthcoming vacation. “Boy, do I need it,” he sighs. Hymie plans to 7-Way visit his daughter in Petersburg, Virginia, for one week—and then another week of just fishing. Harry was deep in discussion with Dave Stern, who was

on the street visiting his friends. . . . Abe Lipsky, Young Distributing; also Greater looking forward to his vacation—although he’s not sure just when he’ll get away. Sandy Moore and his wife, Estelle, managed to run away for a weekend at Laurel’s Country Club, Sackett Lake. Lipsky reports a shortage of Profits Wurlitzer phonographs due to the closing of the Wurlitzer plant for vacations. Moore’s compact sales manager says they need a raft of merchandise to fill the backlog that has accumulated. Harold Landesman was so busy answering phone calls one after another, that after a rapid succession of

“Hello, yes . . .” he put down one receiver and grabbed for the other phone. .” Ohd&A He picked up the ashtray and said, “Hello, yes . . before he realized he wasn’t talking into the phone. ... Ed Czajka, Danbury, Conn, operator, elated Keeneys with the results of the ten new Wurlitzers he added to his route. He said it livened up the whole operation. . . . Murray Cohen, Peter Cohen Amuse- ment, Woodridge, New York, moving about among the street’s distributors,

~~Deluxe happily reports this summer has been and is a very busy one. . . . Also visiting~~

Tenth Avenue for parts was Murray Wollman, Bronx operator. . . . Morris Rood, Runyon Sales, handling the problems that arise with the skill of a BIG TENT diplomat, tells us in between phone calls that Dave Taub’s and Dave Stern’s Brookside Swimming Club is becoming a haven for local coinmen. Last week, in addition to Rood and his family, there were Barney “Shugy” Sugerman, yiow! his son Myron, Irving Morris, Irving Kaye, and Dave Rosen. In addition, Abe Green’s (Runyon Sales) son, Irving is employed there as a counselor. Irre- pressible Irv (Kempy) Kempner was in from the road for the day and as a

result the airwaves around the Runyon establishment were bouncing. . . . * CO., INC. Bernie Boorestein, Leslie Distributors, dropping in on Rood at Runyon, looking fit enough to go 72 holes. Boorestein dropped fifty pounds and looks years

younger. . . . A1 Simon, Simon Distributing Co., back after almost four weeks 2600 WEST FIFTIETH STREET • CHICAGO 32, ILLINOIS vacationing and travelling. A1 D’lnzillo, demonstrating the new Chicago Coin “Croquet”. Looking on were Jack Semel, New York operator, and Sam Engel- man, Mayopac and New York City operator. D’lnzillo was talking up such features as economy price, simple makeup with almost no servicing problems, BO! and intriguing skill appeal. Semel, back from Boston where he was hospital- kiln

~~ized for a checkup, is feeling much better. . . . Claire and George Morano,~~

will leave for a three week jaunt to the Virgin Islands on August 3. . . . Mike Munves moving rapidly from office to the parts department to the rear of his establishment as he handles a steady stream of customers. Munves looking- forward to his vacation coming up in a couple of weeks. He and Rose will Visitors To The make it the Catskill area in New York State. Taking over the parts department in lieu of vacationing staff was Alvin Munves, Mike’s son. Joe Munves was out visiting the trade.

~~Murray Kaye, Atlantic-New York, reports that business is holding at the normal for the summer season for the Seeburg phonograph line, and plus »~~

business coming in from the newly added Seeburg Cigarette Vender. Kaye i 3111 is sadly short of equipment for export orders. Although he has quite a bit BRUSSELS due him on trade-ins, the machnes won’t be forthcoming until the vacation spots give up the ghost and equipment is pulled. In the meantime Kaye is ' nr!

~~. prit backordering in large quantities. . . Also seen visiting the trade were Eddie I~~

~~Goldberg, Archie’s Amusement, White Plains, New York, William Lengwel, i :an So. Norwalk, Conn., and Ben Fagan, Tarrytown, N. Y. Fagan is back after WORLD’S FAIR! a recent operation.~~

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~~some good used machines. . . . Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Sieg, also from Eau Claire, in town for the day. Their young son enjoying the trip very much.~~

...... R. E. Hagen and family visiting Roy’s brother. Gordon Wornson, Amusement Center Arcade Mankato, Minn., taking his family to a resort in Alexandria, Minn, next week where he will spend most of his time fishing. . . . Hank Krueger, Fairfax, Minn., and his service man Bob Lammers in town this week for a few hours,

~~Hank getting his record supply. . . . C. E. Harris, Darwin, Minn, in Monday~~

bright and early to pick up some parts. . . . Tommy Mathews, Osakis, Minn., reports that fishing up his part of the country has been the finest in years. Melichor, Black River Falls, Wise., making the rounds. . . . Mr. & Mrs. Jim Minn., making the . . . Cap Keister, Frontenac, rounds Wednesday looking

for equipment. . . . Paul Christiansen and his family from Waterloo, Iowa, FREE - NO CHARGE in for several days visiting Paul’s brother in St. Paul and the wife’s relatives in Little Falls, Minn. . . . Frank Krall, Cornell, Wise, making the rounds.

Frank doesn’t get in very often. . . . Bill Hunder, Wheaton, Minn., taking drive in and back the same day. Can’t stay away more than a of the Coin Machine, time off to To Members few hours. Too busy. . . . Bob Bear, sales manager of the Wurlitzer Co. and

Bert Davidson regional manager spent Thursday at the Sandler Dist. Co. lii Record and Music Industries Left the following day for Chicago. . . . Ernest Woytossek, Hankinson, No. Dakota, in Thursday making the rounds. Ernest reports that his business

if it holds up should be of last year. . . . has been very good and ahead it Congratulations to Mr. & Mrsu Walter Witt, Mpls., on the marriage of their son Gary. For a wedding present Walter put his son in business.

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Industry’s Two Worst SPECIAL!! Plagues— Loans and WILLIAMS "TEN STRIKE" J QAAF HH WILLIAMS "TEN PINS" 1 vyjlJj.yy Bonuses To Locations UNITED "MIDGET ALLEY" ^ CHICAGO CHATTER- ^ CALL—WIRE—OR WRITE NOW! From all over the country ops report that the two biggest plagues in the industry are “loans” and “bonuses” being given to locations. As the old COIN MACHINE timers in the industry realize, this is saddling the operator with an extra ’ heavy burden which, in due time, will break his financial back. Especially in EXCHANGE these days when small businesses are going bankrupt one after the other. 1012-14 MILWAUKEE AVE., Furthermore, if it takes a loan or a bonus to hold onto a location, then the CHICAGO 22, lit. Phone: EVERGLADE 4-2600 logic is that, as soon as someone else comes along and offers a bigger loan DETROIT BRANCH: 14344 FENKELL AVE. (Tel.: BRoadway 3-2150) or a bigger bonus the location is lost. The fact remains that operators must I “sell” the locations on service, friendship and constant change of new and I better equipment to such a point where the location owner realizes that loans and bonuses are only offered by those who are not interested in serving him correctly. WE BINGOS and Trouble comes in bunches. Paul Huebsch and his lovely Rosemary are H Hundreds and Hundreds ot . wondering what’s next? With Roy CUIICCI cc McGinnis in the hos- WE’LL TRADE ANYTHING YOU WANT! pff OnUriLLu pital recovering from major surgery, Rosemary phoned Paul at the office t6 tell him that their little Johnny was lost and that the Skokie Police Dept, were all out looking Scott §roue Company for Johnny. Two hours later the wanderer showed up wondering what the fuss was all about. The very next .SCOTT CROSSE COMPANY day Rosemary again phoned Paul at the office to advise that 12 year old son, Bob, had just had his nose broken 1423 SPRING GARDEN STREET, in a baseball game. Says Paul, “I’m afraid to answer the PHILADELPHIA 30, PA. phone when Rosemary calls.” . . . Drop a cheery post card to Roy McGinnis c/o Resurrection Hospital, 7435 West Rlttenhouse 6-7712 1 alcott, Chicago, 111. (Room 225). ... Ed Levin advises, “From reports we’ve already received from most of our Exclusive Dist. for Bally in E. Pa. and Rock-Ola in E. Pa., So. Jersey and Del. PAUL HUfcBiLH distributors, it looks like ‘Croquet’ is going to be one of the best tables ever turned out.” Ed reports that, due to tremendous interest, Mort Secore left for a road trip east and orders are looding in from that area with distribs calling longdistance to make sure WANT -THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED MECHANIC shipments sent quick. . . . Harry “Commando” Glick off on a road trip that Sober, reliable and responsible. Must have references. Salary open. Excellent vill take him thru Iowa, Minnesota and Missouri to answer requests about opportunity for right man. Location in Los Angeles. ‘Commando Machine Guns” that have been gathering up. c Where’s A1 Siegel? (Aside: Suggest A1 phone Bill Gersh early part of Write: Box No. 439, /o THE CASH BOX this week). . . . United’s Bill DeSelm reports, “We’re getting better action 1721 Broadway New York 19, N. Y. ;very day. Business is improving everywhere in the country.” Bill also advises Rat Johnny Casola off to New Orleans and the gulf coast area and then to Florida. Ralph Sheffield making a very intensive coverage of Ohio. A1 Thoelke under way at this moment at World Wide. “We’re busy”, is all Joel would say. )n his way to Salt Lake City and all points northwest up Margaret Trippe of St. Louis reports that Chain-O-Rocks Amusement Pk. ;o Seattle. Asked why all this sudden action, Billy replied, has been enjoying a record breaking season. Simply have to take your hat ‘Wait’ll you see what we’ve got here at United.” (?????). off to this gal who, in addition to raising her family, so efficiently operates . . When R. F. Jones returns from his vacation will he this big amusement park, a city coin machine route, a country coin machine blease contact the Chicago office of The Cash Box. . . . route andi arcade equipment on the S. S. Admiral. A real coin machine gal Ulied’s Billy Knapp phones to suggest a golf game. Billy if ever there was one. . . . Talking about St. Louis, three men with business s one of the best golfers in the coinbiz. . . . Wil- Harry only in mind are: Tony Koupal, Dale Rymer and Ed Randolph. With AMI, liams back in town after speedy coverage of some of the United, Williams and Auto-Photo to handle, these are 3 busy men. . . . From nidwest distribs for his firm. all over the country come reports that ops fear big license fees wffien state, How to learn about music. Simply Mitnick phone Jack county and city legislators meet again. Revenues have dipped so badly, ops and listen to Jack tell about the difference between “bal- believe they’ll be among first swatted in campaign to raise funds. . . . Talk anced music”, “hi-fi music” “stereo music”. and What about- credit and collections, get copy of Small Business Administration Bul- lack doesn’t the technical know about details, and how to Washington D.G. (This ties right in with suggestion of so HARRY GL!CK letin No. 33, 25, explain them so that they’re easy to understand, hasn’t many years from The Cash Box for a “National Credit Bureau”). ret been written. . . . There’s a new horse race game over Hear from Kansas City that, with John Baik away “just fishin’,” the it Williams that’ll give a lot of old timers a nostalgic memory. The many entire gang at his office trying their best to show him up by coming up with lame goes back to the days of the late Ted Stoner. Can just see Ted standing some outstanding business. . . . Carl Hoelzel, Irv Weiler and Ed Ponder are here, shaking hands and smiling as he received congratulations from ops reported to be busier than ever trying new sales ideas which, they believe, >n this game he produced which had the same name as this new Williams are bound to make ’58 one of the greatest years in Uni-Con’s history. . . . Also ;ame. And just as timers will recall late Pace, they many old the Ed when hear that Harry Silverberg of WB and all his men tre- ee the action of this game, as well as Harold Baker, and also remember when mendously enthused over the new “Seeburg Cigarette i*ace absolutely and completely startled everyone at one of those wonderful, Vendor.” . . . Bally’s Bill O’Donnell so mighty pleased this :arly conventions in the ’30’s, when he asked what sounded like a phenomenal past week with little booklets, we hear, that he’s going to orice for this type of play action. Can’t see how Sam Stern and Sam Lewis mail one each to his many good friends. Bill reports that

;an with . . . Warren go wrong both of these great things in their favor. A1 Bally is, without any doubt, on their way to establishing reports that he’s going to have “outstanding news” next a new record year. . . . Max Lewin of AMI is a walking week about a most complete distributing organization for address book. Just ask for the address of anyone whom Auto-Bell. he contacts—bingo—there it is. . . . To get some idea of While Ben Coven has a prospect on his boat out on how important commercial jet airline services will be to Lake Mich, demonstrating his directional finder, Sid Paris members of this and all other industries, get copy from and Irv Ovitz busy demonstrating their full view program TWA of their booklet “Entering The Jet Age”. “2000” holder for the Wurlitzer models and “2100”. Busy Injunction against seizure of bell parts and bells which days at Coven Distributing. . . . Clarence Schuyler hies GIL KITT were destined for shipment overseas has relaxed many himself off on a vacation to get some rest for a few here. . . . Rock-Ola’s Les Rieck of belief that music biz days. . . . Congrats to Pvt. Jon Ingalls Wright, son of due for one of the biggest years as trade gets under way again with vacations Budge Wright of Portland, who was married on July 11 far behind and forgotten. . . . H. F. Burt of Evanston no longer connected to Suzanne Carol Horn in Bern, Switzerland. The couple with the industry. . . . Johnny Frantz has some new ideas which, he reports, will be “at home” in Darmstadt, Germany, where Jon JACK MITNICK he’s feverishly working on “to get out to the field just as quickly as possible.” is attached to U.S. Army. . . . Gil Kitt and Joe Robbins both . . . Distributors ai'e starting to visit the Windy City again. . . . Hear that acting excited over the new game that came into their Bob Slifer is getting his family settled out in Park Forest. ffices this past week and both betting “It’ll be the greatest.” . . . Happy to HAPPY BIRTHDAY THIS WEEK TO: Lenny Goldstein. Cincinnati, 0. ear that Dorothy (Mrs. David) Gottlieb out of the hospital and well on Wm. J. Barnett, Selma, Ala. . . . J. M. Flores, Greenwood, he way to recovery in her Oak Park home. Gave everyone a scare for a day S. O. . . . Mrs. Muriel Casola, Chicago, 111. . . . John J.

>r two. . . . Bill Suter happily advises from Manila, P.I. that license Hourihan, Glendale, Ariz. . . . Irvin W. Weiler, Kansas ee cut for phono operation. . . . First’s Sam Kolber en- City, Mo. . . . Dave Stern, Elizabeth, N.J. . . . Mac Mohr, oying the role he likes best to play. That of host to Los Angeles, Cal. . . . J. A. Weinand, Chicago, 111. . . . isitors from foreign countries. Max Groso and M. Madera Harry Stern, Philadelphia, Pa. . . . Taft E. Odder, Slidell, n to Fotschki from Ger- see Sam from Habana, Cuba. M. La. . . . Lew Wolf, Snyder, N.Y. . . . James C. Morris, T. others. In the lany. Robert from Venezuela. And Kansas City, Kans. . . . Alfred J. Judy, Converse, Ind. . . . in and leantime, Joe K.'ine and Wally Finke listening Wm. C. Knight, Monroe, La. . . . Sam Mided, Chicago, 111.

~~etting an education in foreign operating techniques. . . . Bernard H. Ryan, Nashville, Tenn. . . . Samuel S.~~

~~. . Now that Ted Rubenstein back from his vacation, Dieter, Ft. Wayne, Ind. . . . Martin J. Bromley, Honolulu,~~

istelle Bye breathes a long, deep sigh of relief. . . . T. H. . . . Marjorie H. Stambaugh, West Palm Beach, Fla. late Feinstein reports that new “Speed-Read” program . . . Roy Westerlund, Red Oak, la. . . . Wm. R. Happel, Jr., JOHN FRANTZ older has helped increase collections for the See- Los Angeles, Cal. . . . Mrs. Ben Hofer, New Braunfels,

~~iurg phonos on which it has been installed. “The operators Tex. . . . Samuel Weinberger. Indianapolis, Ind. . . . Mar-~~

. . at shall T. Cornelius, Abilene, Tex. . . . Lewis C. Shank, Kalamazoo, Mich. . . . ire mighty happy”, Nate reports. . Fred Skor back ED LEVIN ds desk at World Wide sporting a very healthy looking O. R. Ivilburn, Bellows Falls, Vt. . . . Maurice Ginsburg, Chicago, 111. . . .

~~un tan and advising that he just had to plunge right into business the very George Prock, Dallas, Tex. . . . Ted Rubenstein, Chicago, 111. . . . James A.~~

rst moment he returned. “Whew”, whistled Fred, “never knew how much Crover, Perth Amboy, N.J. . . . Charles Katz, New York, N.Y. . . . David ction there had been going on here while I was away.” And from what Berson, Harrisburg, Pa. . . . Walter C. Knack, Dixon, 111. . . . Robert R. Young, oel Stern reported, looked like Fred has no idea how much more action is Los Angeles, Cal. ... Joe Floyd. Anderson. S.C. . . . Yictor Ostergren. Gary, Ind.

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~~Manila Juke Box Ops Look New Machines Stimulate~~

~~For Li cense Fee Red uction Action At Distribs CALIFORNIA CLIPPINGS- From P300 to PI Would Reduce Fee 00 General business trends in the one-stops and distributors along Pico Bou~~

vard are good with a few “hot” new machines and several new record releas t creating a busy atmosphere. ... At Minthorne Music George Mahlum sa I MANILA, PHILIPPINES — Wil- mood. Reason is the recent action Seeburg’s new “160” juke box is going very well. As George says it “bridg liam J. (Pill) Suter, far east director of the city Mayor who recom- the gap” between the 100 and 200 selection machines and seems to be findi of sales for AMI, Inc., reported that mended to the municipal board the ready acceptance among the operators. George leaves this week for a t the city’s operators are in a jubilant enactment of an amendatory ordi- 1 day vacation at Lake Tahoe. . . . Phil Robinson, west coast representative i Now at your AMI distributor’s! Chicago Coin, is anxiously awaiting the samples of the new “Croquet” tab Phil feels the new table will fill the need for a good “hot” lower pric game. ... At Leuenhagen’s Record Bar the Solle Sisters say that the r( hot record this week is “Dandylyne” on the Melodies from Ashley De

label. They feel it should be one of the real big ones. . . . The passing aw, of Lee Webb, former L.A. operator, left a sad note along Pico Blvd. .... Badger Sales Marshall Ames planning to spend the weekend working in t

Barstow and Bakersfield areas. . . . Ben Cheniers, business manager of the L. chapter of California Music Merchants Association, is in the middle of mo ing the office to the new location at 2932 W. Pico Blvd. The new convenie location should make C.M.M.A. headquarters a rendezvous for operatoi Every element—styling, easy operation, George Miller in town to attend the August 7th meeting of the C.M.M.A. fast servicing, trouble-free maintenance their new offices. More news regarding the juke box jury will be discusse —carefully designed to give you the finest, most profitable juke box in the world. Jerry Jacobs will preside over the meeting. . . . A1 Cohn of Trico Music sa;

~~his new baby is doing just fine. . . . Bill Yedlin from Sherman Oaks caught~~

~~f&ttceyi/iol/zled “big one” while fishing on vacation in Mexico. . . . Paul Vogel left Minthori~~

1500 Union Ave S. E. • Grand Rapids, Mich. Music recently but remains in L.A. At California Music A1 Chapman, of Modern Distributors, played “Alrig Private” by Mo Klein on Crystelette Records and A1 feels, along with tl gang at California Music, that it should prove to be a big one. Little Will John dropped in at California Music this week to talk about his new Kir

record of “You’re A Sweetheart”. Val Zuniga, a clerk at Cal Music, opened ; WILLIAM J. SHOOT SUTER the Golden Mirror last week with his own group called Vais Pals. Val is fe; turing Bobby Williams on piano and Vince Macaluso on guitar. Harry Jenkin new west coast representative from Victor, dropped in to see Samir for the nance that would reduce from P300 RCA Ricklin. Buddy Robinson going over to Ensenada, Mexico, for three days, ar to P100 the annual license fee for juke boxes. spending the rest of his vacation here in town. . . . Loren Farmer’s wife out of the hospital and reported to be doing fine. Distributin LUCKY Almost a year ago, the municipal ... At Simon Co., Jack Simon going on another trip and this time will be in San Francise board introduced and passed an or- and possibly Lake Tahoe. Sonny Lomberg busy preparing large expoi dinance licensing juke boxes at P300 Reno a order to be shipped in the near future. 7's per year. The former fee was P50. Associated Distributors, A1 Silberman says they had lot sui The operators put up a consolidated At have a of cess showing the new Wurlitzer model “2200”. The three successful show brand new front to fight this excessive fee. They were in Bakersfield, San Bernardino and Long Beach. Associated Distributoi even brought their case to court, but is putting added emphasis on service at the present time to establish cor REPLAY feature to no avail. The court ruled against fidence in the product on the part of the operators. A1 says that busines them and said they have to pay the at Associated has shown a gradual upward trend over the past few month; P300 per year fee. ... At Norty’s Music Center Earl Grant in Norty to discuss ne^ The Mayor’s recommendation at dropped on trends in the record business and the condition of the music business in genera this time followed a report turned ... At American Coin Machine the Lanzy brothers say the Easy View Titl MANUFACTURING CO. in by the city treasurer who under- Holders attachment for phonographs is going out at a fast clip. took a survey and came to the con- America ST. Coin has also designed and built a new coin machine and the mode 4242 FILLMORE clusion that P100 was a “reasonable” game will be shown to one of the large manufacturers next week. The firm is noe license for juke boxes. contracting the service work of several local firms and its building will b

expanded to allow for this increased business. . . . Tony Pedroza is the prou For QUALITY father of a brand new baby boy called Tony Jr. . . . At Paul Laymon’s the nei BE WISE! SELECTION— novelty pin ball machine, Bally “U.S.A.”, is proving very popular with th and PRICE—SHOP WORLD WIDE! operators. Ed Wilkes was proudly showing the beautiful Christmas cards hi son Tom designed. Tom hopes to sell them to a card company and get ther BINGO GAMES on the market for next Christmas. Don Peters, from Laymon’s service depart 5 01 (tl ment, is on his to Yellowstone National Park for vacation. ! MISS AMERICA $495 NITE CLUB 175 VARIETY 75 J way a week’s itl’i ! SUN VALLEY 525 BROADWAY 155 SURF CLUB 55 | Dave Neel, Las Vegas operator, is in town recovering from injuries he re 125 ICE FROLICS 55 lim I SHOWTIME 375 BEACH BEAUTY | ceived in a freak accident while repairing a set. . . . Charlie Cahoone, fron 11® PALM SPRINGS 55 TV i KEY WEST 285 MIAMI BEACH | lid ?45 GAYTIME 35 MONACO 145 | Long Beach, stopped in Reno on his way back from a fishing trip in the Higl J big SHOW 195 GAYETY 75 STARDUST 125 | 'its , DOUBLE HEADER Sierras and made the expenses for his trip. . . . C. B. Ellison spent last weel PARADE 195 BIG TIME 95 STARLET 95 | J at Newport Beach with his family and attended the crowning of Miss Universe? MlJLTIPLE PLAYER 5-B ALLS at Long Beach. . . . Frank Tabata on Pico discussing the latest releases witll:' Emanuel Bingas. . . . Some of the visiting operators on Pico this week were 2- PI . BELLES L 2- PI . BRITE STAR $395 SEA $215 ! 4-PI. FALSTAFF $395 , “ 2-PI. WHIRLWIND 375 2-PI. FAIRLADY 225 I 4-PI. MAJESTIC 375 , Don and Dolores Wikoff, Newhall; Herman Staufacher, San Bernardino; Dak 2-PI. TOREADOR ! 4-PI. REGISTER 255 2-PI. SUPER CIRCUS 325 195 , Hopper, Pacific Palisades; and Mr. and Mrs. Dick Hall and son, Oxnard. 2-PI. ! 4-PI. SCOREBOARD 175 2-PI. CONTINENTAL CAFE . 275 GLADIATOR ..175, 4-PI. SUPER JUMBO 225 2-PI. FLAGSHIP 245 2-PI. TOURNAMENT 145, \

it : S INGLE PLAYER 5-BA LLS jitef * ROCKET SHIP $295 ACE HIGH $195 WISHING WELL $125 \ 185 SWEET ADD-A-LINE 125 ! All * 285 AUTO RACES The CRISS CROSS STRAIGHT FLUSH 285 RAINBOW 175 FRONTIERSMAN 125 ! * SILVER 245 CLASSY BOWLER 155 TWIN BILL 110 : WORLD CHAMP 225 DERBY DAY 145 HAWAIIAN BEAUTY 75 !

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Golf Tournament New Kiddie Ride PHILADELPHIA FILBERTS “Speed-Queen” Frank Westwood, Active Amusement music department service manager, 3 out on vacation. Joe Ash tells us he is anxiously awaiting the reopening f the Wurlitzer factory as he needs shipments badly. Ash is contemplating CHICAGO — Discussing the new- trip the to Chicago and the west coast in near future. In speaking to Marty est Bally Kiddie-Ride, “Speed Queen”, trownstein we learn that Fred Jackson is in the hospital for observation Bill O’Donnell, Bally general sales

nd Paul Golphin of the shipping department is out on vacation. . . . Harry manager, points out that the new jtVitsen, Scott International, reports the arrival of the new Bally game, “Golf speed-boat ride “fun for kiddies from A.B.T. Rifle Sport Gallery Ihamp.” . . . Nat Solow, Eastern Music, all smiles as he tells of the terrific two to twelve, and positively safe uly just completed. So busy, in fact, that several were unable to get away for the youngest child, attracts the or vacations. Arnold Silverman back from his vacation at Lake George and A.B.T. Challenger widest age-range in kiddie-ride op- aving about the wonderful time he had. Billy Jackson did a top flight re- (Target Pistol) eration. lacement job while he was away. . . . Dave Rosen, David Rosen, took some ime off to look into his varied interests in New Jersey. Davey Weiss reveals “Two-year-old tots/’ O’Donnell A.B.T. Weighing Scale rey have four new Williams’ “Turf Champs” on test location and the results said, “feel perfectly safe aboard re “just great.” The bookkeeping department on the lonesome side as both ‘Speed Queen’, safe and snug in the Pace Aristo Scale

tefanie and Josie out on vacation. . . . Moe Beyer, Banner Specialty, on an deep, smooth seat. Parents, too, ap- Manufacture and Sales pstate trip lining things up for the fall season. Fred Walters happy and prove of the safety-styling of the elieved now that deliveries are coming in on United’s “Playtime”, “Eagle seat, and the close-to-floor construc- J. F. FRANTZ MFG. CO. huffle Alley” and “Shooting Star.” They are also awaiting samples of tion of ‘Sneed Queen’. Result is that 1940 W. LAKE ST., CHICAGO 12, ILL. Inited’s “Pixie Bowler”, a short length bowler. A1 Redstein and wife, Miriam, toddlers ‘too little’ for other rides (TeC: TAylor 9-2399)

roudly telling of winning the city husband and wife golf tourney. . . . Ted happily ‘go to sea’ in ‘Speed Queen’. Full Line of Parts at all times. Repairs iellem, Marnel Distributing Co., reports “Little Stareyes” by Johnny Garner “But,” O’Donnell emphasized, P and Reconditioning on all A.B.T. equip- Imperial, “Chuck Luck” by the Chuck Lucks on Bow, and United ment. n A A “Speed Queen” is not “for babies” All rrtists’ “The Green Mosquito” are all headed for top sales. Marnel per- only. onnel back from the Epic Convention in Montauk, N.Y. . . . Sydney Williams, “ ‘Big guys’ of ten or twelve, and .. Williams & Co., out of town. Rose Klyman tells us a good portion of the too, thrilled rew away on their vacations. . . . Harry Rosen, David Rosen, predicts that girls, are by the new recording, “Your Cheating Heart” on eorge Hamilton’s new ABC-Para- double-roll action,” he stated. Queen’ is equipped with retractable lount, should be his biggest yet. Away on vacation is Richie Salvatore. . . . “ ‘Speed Queen’ action is not a mere casters, is 27 in. wide, 67 in. long, 40 oe Lyons, Columbia Records district sales manager, is kept pretty busy what ith a territory that includes Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington and Rich- monotonous up-and-down bounce,” in. high. Riding-time is non-adjust- lond. Harry Ascola informs us that new Columbia pactees, Les Paul and O’Donnell explains. “Exciting ‘star- able, being factory-set for one min- lary Ford, will appear on the Dick Clark show on August 2. They will then board-to-larboard’ roll alternates with ute, which surveys prove to be the ick off their first Columbia release. . . . Lennie Radcliff, Sparks Music, just thrilling ‘fore-and-aft’ pitch to in- most popular riding-time in the ride ack from Chicago on a vacation-business trip. Sparks just took on Warner bright boat ros. new record label. It will replace the Coral line. . . . Watch Donnie Al- sure a big dime’s worth of fun that field. The white with ert’s “Come On Sugar” and “I Want To Be Near You”, says A1 Farrio keeps youngsters coming back. Con- brilliant red trim on a sea-blue base, f Mario D’Aullario visiting the deejays. King Records. venient ‘shift-lever’ enables rider to attracts immediate attention on loca- speed up or slow down at will. tion. Simple, safe mechanism with oilite bearings, insures years of All The Leading Coinmen “Iron-tough plastic boat, heavy metal base, finished in weatherproofed trouble-free profitable performance.” Read The Cash Box Every Week enamels, permits operation indoors The new kiddie ride is now on dis- or outdoors in all seasons. ‘Speed play at all Bally distributors.

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WANT Juke Box Operators. If Alleys — you WANT — Shuffle (most espe- FOR SALE — Chicago Coin Rock< (iJ want a steady outlet for your used cially United Team) and late Shuffles: 1 Player (Replay) $375 records (No One Shot Deals), Call Bingos, and Wurlitzer 1500/50 and 2 Player (Replay) $425; Bally NT or Write MARLIN RECORDS DIST., 1500A/50A. Will prepay crates for Miss Americas $400; Show Time 824 WILLARD ST., NORTH packing. REDD DISTRIBUTING $350; Key Wests $250; Big Show BELLEMORE, — L. I., N. Y. (Tel COMPANY, INC., 298 LINCOLN $225; Broadways $125; Bowlers WANT 45 RPM Records, new or CAstle 1-0556). ST., ALLSTON, MASS. (Tel. AL- All Star $250; United: Royal Bowie used. No quantity too large or small. gonquin 4-4040). $525; Jumbo Bewler $475; Genco Highest prices paid. Write stating Show Boat $150. GLOBE DISTRIB quantity on hand. TONY GAL- UTING CO., 1623 NO. CALIFOB GANO BIST. CO., 4135 i» W. AH MI- WANT—Late used 45 NIA AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL. (Tel RPM Records. WANT—-Records, all speeds, quantity. TAG E, CHICAGO 39, ILL. (Tel. Closeouts and ARM 0780). Job Lots of Brand Also record accessories, needles, Dickens 2-7060). New LP’s Wanted. Write or Phone. tapes, FIDELITY DISTRIBUTORS, etc. Please give full details 666 first contact lo avoid delay and as- TENTH AVE., NEW YORK 36, N. Y. sure quick deal. HARRY WAR- (Tel. JUdson CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HERE WANT—Your used or surplus records 6-4568). RINER, KNICKERBOCKER MUSIC all speeds. 45’s our specialty. We CO., 209 EAST 165th ST., NEW COSTS 10c PER WORD buy all year round and pay top YORK 56, N. Y. (Tel. LUdlow prices. No lot too large or too small. 8-8310). YOU -<.7 No more than 10% blues. We pay WANT—8-9-11 and 13 Column man- CAN BUY CLASSIFIED ADS HERE freight. BEACON SHOPS, 821 NO. ual operated Cigarette Vending Ma- FOR l'/2 c r MAIN STREET, chines—National. Must operate PER WORD ON "THE CASH BOX SPECIAL w PROVIDENCE, on i WANT—Cash! Highest cash paid for CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PRIVILEGE" R. I. or more. State f (Tel.: Union 1-7500). 30

W ANT—Mills Panorama. Also Parts. Write today to: THE CASH BOX - WANT — All makes of Shuffle Alleys 5(‘ Advise. Best Price. WESTERN 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19, N.Y. FOR SALE—Records ! ! ! over whole- starting with Imperial DIS- and Royals. TRIBUTORS, 3126 sale, and label. Free title strips. Will ELLIOTT AVE., pay top dollar. CLEVELAND SEATTLE, Quick service. New accounts, token COIN WASHINGTON (Tel.: MACHINE EXCHANGE, INC., GArfield deposit with order. We also pur- 3585). WANT — Digger Machine for exporl. 2029 PROSPECT, CLEVELAND, chase surplus records new unused Claw type that vends gifts. Write OHIO. (Tel. TO 1-6715). only. RAYMAR SALES CO., 170-21 EMBASSY VENDING, 597 MID- JAMAICA AVE., JAMAICA 32, N. Y. WOOD ST., BROOKLYN, N. Y. (Tel.: OLympia 8-4012, 4013). WANT — Attention Everyone in the WANT—Will pay cash for late model Coin Business. We want Arcade Juke Boxes and late model Amuse- Equipment and all the Bally and ment Machines. Send list. DAVE United Bingos you have. Plenty of LOWY, 594 $$$$$$ waiting. Don’t FOR SALE — Bally All Star TENTH AVE., NEW Write or 'Wire FOR Bowler but call us SALE YORK, N. collect Y. (Tel. ; CHickering —LOcust 4-4415. $295; Bally Skill Roll $175; Bally 4-5100). BELGIAN AMUSEMENT CO., 334 Target Roli $175. UNITED DIXIE V NORTH BROAD ST., PHILADEL- CO.. 106 MINERVA ST., JACKSON PHIA, PA. FOR SALE — Safari, Big Top, Steam 3, MISSISSIPPI. (Tel. 3-5677). Shovel, Goalee, Hi-Fly, Wms. Deluxe WANT—1400’s, 1800’s, 2104’s—Wur- Baseball, Crossroads, Quartette, Ja- litzers. E-80, F-80, G-80—AMI’s. lopy Pin Wheel, Hawaiian Beauty, Write and quote price and condition Southern Belle, \\ AN! — Late Model Bingos. Send Shindig, Lulu, Har- of machines. Telephone HEmlock bor Lites, Slugging Champ FOR SALE — Big Show $235; Mis* List and Prices. HALLGREN DIS- Deluxe, 5-0431. MEL’S COIN MACHINE TRIBUTORS. Duette Deluxe, Register, Marathon, America $475; Showtime $325; Key CO., 1279 1626 3rd AVE., MO- West MAIN ST., GREEN BAY, LINE, ILLINOIS. Gayety, Pixie, Caravan, Manhattan, $275; Parade $200; Night wise. Broadway, Niteclub. NEW ENG- Club $195; Broadway $165; Classic LAND EXHIBIT CO., 237 WASH- Bowler $215; Easy Aces $135; Flag INGTON ST., NEWTON 58, MASS. Ship $265; Sea Belles $235; Bigr (Tel. DEcatur 2-1500). Tent Upright $240. CROWN NOV- WAN I l 12' — sed American Bank ONLY $48. ELTY CO., INC., 920 HOWARD Shuffleboards; 22' American and FOR 52 CONSECUTIVE CLASSIFIED AVE., NEW ORLEANS, LA. (Tel. Rock-Ola Shuffleboards and Over- ADS OF 40 WORDS EACH PLUS 52 JA 2-7137). head Score Units. Quote best resale FOR SALE 14 Foot Bowlers, $475; FREE — price. STATE AMUSEMENT CO., CHECKING COPIES. Cash or Trade. Need Baseball, Guns 1531 BROADWAY, TACOMA 2, The And Late Shuffle Games. Call, Writ, WASH. (Tel.: FUlton 3-2282). Cash Box or Wire Today! PURVEYOR DIS- 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19, N.Y. TRIBUTING CO., 4322 N. WEST- FOR SALE — Routes in Missouri, Write For The Facts Today ERN AVE., CHICAGO 18, ILL. (Tel. Oklahoma, Arkansas. On routes. JUniper 8-1814). Phonographs, Bingos, Pin Balls, WANT AMI Wall Boxes, Hideaways, Bowlers, Guns. From 20 to 80 80, 120, 200 Selection Phonographs, Thousand. We have all types Coin 120 E’s and F’s. Late 2 Player WANT — Cash or trade AMI G-120, F-120, Machines. Send for list. C & Pinballs. Write stating condition, E-120, E-80; United County FOR SALE—Famous Sun-Glo Shuffle W Fairs, DISTRIBUTING CO., 400 MAIN number and best cash price. ST. Steeplechases; Bally Bingo Wax 24 One Lb. Cans $6.75. Save: ST., GALENA, KANSAS. (Tel THOMAS COIN SALES LTD., ST. motors. DISCO, INC., 835 E. 31st Order Five Cases or more $5.95 ST., each. #400). THOMAS, ONT., CANADA. (Tel. LOS ANGELES 11, CALIF. HASTINGS DISTRIBUTING MEIrose 1-9550). (Tel. ADams 4—9616). CO., 6100 WEST BLUEMOUND ROAD, MILWAUKEE 13, WISCON- SIN. (Tel. BLuemound 8-6700).

HOW TO GET A FOR SALE—Amazing Values On Brand WANT—All Shuffle Alleys from Fire- New Rock-Ola 1455, 200 Selection, $4 CLASSIFIED AD HER! ball, Lightning and Rocket up. Sun FOR SALE—Bull’s Eye 1c Counter 45 Rpm Phono. Also All Other Late EACH WEEK FOR FULL YEAR Valleys and Showtimes will pay high- Games. Repainted and recondi- Model Phonos Available At Very Low est dollar or will trade for Genco FOR ONLY 93c and tioned, like new. $12.50 each. Act Prices. Authorized Rock-Ola Fac- Chicago Coin Ski Balls. MONROE now! Limited quantity. C-C VEND- tory Distributors. SEACOAST DIS- COIN MACHINE Write today to—THE CASH t OX EXCHANGE, INC., ING CO., 214 S. HOWARD TRIBUTORS, INC., 1200 NORTH 1721 BROADWAY, 2423 PAYNE AVE., CLEVELAND, NEW YORK 19, N.Y. STREET, BALTIMORE 1, MD. AVE., ELIZABETH 4, N. J. (Teh OHIO. (Tel. SUperior 1-4600). (Tel. PLaza 2-1300). Bigelow 8-3524).

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of all FOR SALE — While they last — FOR SALE — Used machines FOR SALE—We have several Comax FOR SALE!—Bally and United Bingos. ready Shopped Ready for locations — models, as is or shopped and — background music units with inter- Practically any game. Write for Sun Valley Miss America for locations. AUTOMATIC MUSIC $490; com microphone, slightly used, prices. UNITED DISTRIBUTORS, Broadway DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 900 NORTH $445; Big Show $225; $169.50. Literature on request. INC., 920 W. SECOND, WICHITA Big Time Gay Time WESTERN, OKLAHOMA CITY 6, $140; $85; WESTERN DISTRIBUTORS, 1226 12, KANSAS. (Tel. HO 4-6111). Nite Wire OKLA. (Tel. FOrest 5-3456). $75; Club $160. Write— S.W. 16th AVENUE, PORTLAND 5, — Phone — NASTASI DISTRIBUT- OREGON. (Tel. CApitol 8-7565). ING CO., 912 POYDRAS ST., NEW ORLEANS 12, LA. (Tel. MA 6386). SAVE $175.00 FOR SALE — United Caravans @ ON CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING $125; and Pixies $70; Wurlitzer @ FOR SALE Millions of extra coins 4851 Wallboxes $9. Write for — GET $223.00 VALUE FOR @ are taken from clean machines. complete list of phonographs. a Clean right with Lemonite. Western ONLY $48.00 LEW JONES DISTRIBUTING CO., FOR SALE — Ili-Speed Super Fast Hemisphere Importing Co., Inc., La INC., 1301 N. CAPITOL AVE., Shuffle Board wax. 24 one-pound Habano, Cuba can supply all six Write today to: THE CASH BOX INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. (Tel. cans per case, $8.50 f.o.b. Dallas, Lemonite Products. Trv them. 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK N.Y. MElrose 5-1593). Sold on money hack guar- 19, Texas. They’ll save you time and money. antee. Distributor for D. Gottlieb, GRACO SALES CO., ARLINGTON, e ChiCoin, J. H. Keeney. STATE MU- TENN. SIC DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 3100 FOR SALE—1957 Williams Baseball $325; Naples (New), Write; SALE — Bingos (20); Consoles MAIN ST., DALLAS, TEXAS. Soccer FOR Kickoff (New) $275; Top Hat Uprights (5). All clean and (8); (New) $350; Capri 899.50; Target carefully checked. NATIONAL NOV- Roll (New) $265; Skill Roll 8265; ELTY CO., 2123 GREENWOOD, FOR SALE—Specials—Bally Broad- ways Peppy (New) $225; Chicoin TV HARRISBURG, PA. (Tel. CEdar $150; Night Clubs $185; Big Bowler 14 Ft. $495; Bally Strike, 14 4-7681). Shows $245; Key Wests $295; FOR SALE—Bally Strike 11 ft., 14 Show Times $365; ABC Bowling Ft. $595; Williams 6-player Skill ft.; Champion 11 ft., 14 ft.; Booster Lanes, 14' (late 3 pc. models) Ball $129.50; Chicoin Ski Tourna- Skill ment $129.50; Genco 2-Player Pools (new & used) ; Genco $445; Strike Bowler 18' $695; Skee Ball $119.50; Exhibit Ringer Ball Ball (2 player) ; AMI G-200, E-120, Games, Inc. Skeet Shoot $335; Pin Games; Super Circus $49.50; All Star (Used)) FOR SALE— D-80 ; Wurlitzer 2000, 1800; See- Double Shot, write; Genco Quarter- $249.50; $325; Marathon $195; Scoreboard burg VL-200. Write or call: RUN- hacks $95. MICKEY ANDERSON All Star Deluxe (New), Write; Wil- $175; World Champ $195; Steeple YON SALES CO. OF N. Y„ INC., AMUSEMENT CO., 314 EAST 11TH liams Ten Pins (Used) $275; Wil- Chase $250; Easy Aces $135; Sweet 593 TENTH AVE., NEW YORK, ST., ERIE, PA. (Tel.: 2-3207). liams Ten Strike $295; Bally Bowl- Add-A-Line $145. Clean, checked N. Y. (Tel. LOngacre 4-1880). ing Lane, 14 Ft. $475; 3 U-Needa and crated. UNIVERSITY COIN Pack Cig. Machine $35. LAKE CITY' MACHINE EXCHANGE, 858 N. AMUSEMENT CO., 4533 PAYNE HIGH ST., COLUMBUS 8, OHIO. HOW TO GET A AVE., CLEVELAND, OHIO. (Tel. (Tel. AXminster 4-3529). $4 CLASSIFIED AD HERE HE 1-4100). EACH WEEK FOR FULL YEAR FOR SALE—Or Trade—1—13 ft. Na- Coin Oper- FOR ONLY 93c tional Shuffleboard with FOR SALE — New Six Pocket Pool ated Scoring Unit; will trade for Write today to— Table $225; Slate $275; 1st Grade 'OR SALE — Wurlitzer Model 2150 arcade THE CASH BOX music, pinballs, bowlers or 48" Cue Sticks $18 dozen; Bumper $800; 2000 $675; 1900 $650. 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19, N.Y. equipment, or will sell outright. Rails $11.95 Set; Bumper Pool Tops WANT—Bally Jumbos and United RELIABLE COIN MACHINE CO., Top Notch. NATIONAL NOVELTY $24.50; Slate $59.50; Deluxe 184 WINDSOR ST., HARTFORD, Bumper Pool Balls $10. CHAM- CO., 640 E. MERRICK RD., VAL- SALE Complete line I CONN. (Tel. CHapel 9-6556). FOR — of used PION DIST. CO.. 3833 W. DIVI- STREAM, L. I., N. Y. (Tel. LEY Phonographs, Shuffle Games, Cigar- SION LO 1-6770-1). ST., CHICAGO 51, ILL. (Tel. ette Machines and various types of ALbany 2-3272). all other games and equipment. Low- est prices. Best merchandise. One letter, wire or phone call will con- FOR SALE Gottlieb Poker Face S50; FOR SALE—Miss America $550 ; Key — FOR SALE It’s very likely that your vince you. We are factory repre- — West $275; Big Show $245; Nite Lovely Lucy $50; Diamond Lil S95; offer for a quantity of Bally Skill sentatives for United, Williams, S Club $190; Broadway $145; Ice Register $225; Rainbow $195; Wil- Roll and/or All-Star Bowler will be Bally, DeGrenier and Genco. TARAN Frolics $50: Bally Beauty $35; liams Starlite $30; Hot Diggity- $180; accepted! Call, wire, write. WANT DISTRIBUTING, INC., 3401 N.W. Terms One-Third Deposit, Balance Reno $245; Shamrock $185; Genco Bingos and shuffles. DONAlN DIS- 36th ST., MIAMI 42, FLA. (Tel. sight draft. GENERAL DISTRIBUT- Showboat $180; Balh Skill-Roll TRIBUTING CORP., 2633 N. MIL- NEwton 5-2531). ING COMPANY, 1609 ORLEANS $275 (New). AUTOMATIC AMUSE- AVE., CHICAGO 47, ILL. WAUKEE AVENUE, NEW ORLEANS, LA. MENT COMPANY'. 1000 PENNSYL- (Tel. ALbanv 2-0455). (Tel. TUlane 6729). VANIA STREET, EVANSY ILLE 8. INDIANA. (Tel. HA 3-4508). FOR SALE The best buy in used Bally Bingo Games. Just buy one 'OR SALE Marble, Queen, Sluggin’ — and you will see why you pay a FOR SALE Reconditioned Champ, Lovely Lucy, Keeney Club — Seeburg little more and he glad you did. 100 Selection Wall-O-Matics, Model Bowler, 10 Player, Pool Tables FOR SALE—United and Chicago Coin Your back if money not completely 3W1, Chrome Covers, New Selection 6 Pocket. WANT — Williams Ten shuffles, 10th Frame and later mod- satisfied. 1/3 deposit with all or- Buttons. New Aluminum Instruction Strikes Deluxe Replays, Williams els: Wurlitzer 1500’s, 1400’s,- ders. Write or call: ALLAN SALES, Plates, $49.50. Telephone or wire Late Short Stops, UN Triple Plays, 1250’s, 1015’s; all type Bingos; INC., 937 MARKET ST., WHEEL- collect. SYracuse 75-1631. DAVIS Bingos, Ball Novelty Games. Coon Hunt, as is or shopped. CAN- 5 ING, W. VA. (Tel. CEdar 2-7600). DISTRIBUTING CORP., 738 ERIE NOBRO NOVELTY COMPANY, 142 YON STATES DIST. CO., 301 E. BLVD., E. SYRACUSE N. Y. DORE STREET, SAN FRANCISCO 7th, TUCSON, ARIZONA. (Tel.: 3, 3, CALIF. (Tel. MArket 1-5438). 3-8688).

FOR SALE!—C.C. Steam Shovel (Like FOR SALE—Records! All labels, all New), $125; Wins. Ten Pins $325; speeds at close out prices!! 78’s ONLY $48. Bally Skill Roll (Floor Sample), 45’s major labels in any quantity. fOR SALE — Keeny’s Super Big FOR 52 CONSECUTIVE CLASSIFIED $325 20 United Bingo Games 12" LP’s Major Labels. Will send Tent $395; National Cig Machines 9 ; (clean), $25 each. BILOTTA EN- 25 Samples C.O.D. On Request. 12" Column $110. AUTOMATIC MUSIC ADS OF 40 WORDS EACH PLUS 52 TERPRISES, INC., 224 NO. MAIN LP Promotional Records on sale. CO., 703 MAIN ST., BRIDGEPORT, FREE CHECKING COPIES. ST., NEWARK, NEW YORK. (Tel. We buy surplus stocks, all speeds. OHIO. (Tel. NE 5-1443). ! The Cash Box DEerfield 1-1855). SID TABACK, RECORDS, 2540 W. PICO BLVD., LOS ANGELES 6, 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19, N.Y. CALIF. (Tel. DUnkirk 3-8735) Write For The Facts Today OR SALE—9 Brand New Kleenex Dispensing Machines in cartons. $50 FOR SALE'—Completely reconditioned Frontiersman $110; Derby Day FOR SALE — Wurlitzer 1400 (45) buys the lot. deposit, balance FOR SALE — Specials — Bally : Miss Vl $125: 1700 8395: 1800 $475; 1917 C.O.D. or S/D. KOEPPEL DIS- Americas $399.50; Sun Valleys $125; Jockey Club $75; Stage Hidden 1 nit $549; 5210 Wall Box COMPANY, 607 $495; Show Times $339.50; Genco: Coach $110; Poker Face $50; Twin TRIBUTING 889; AMI WQ200 Wall Box 889: AVE., YORK, 36, Fun Fairs $219.50. NEW ORLEANS Bill $90. ALSCAP, 97 FIFTH AVE., TENTH NEW Beach Club 839; Super Big Tent N. Y. (Tel. LO 3-4028-9). NOVELTY CO., 115 MAGAZINE N. Y. C. (Tel. CH 2-7943). $275: Bally Big Inning 8399; Chi- ST., NEW ORLEANS, LOUISIANA. cago Coin Rocket Shuffle $399; (Tel. JAekson 2-5306). Genco Fun Fair $199; League lead- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HERE er $199. DICKSON DISTRIBUT- COSTS 10c PER WORD FOR SALE—Comco—Extended Range ING CO.. 631 W. CALIFORNIA, Speakers And Baffles. Quality At OKLAHOMA CITY. OKLAHOMA. (Tel. IIE 6-369 ) I' YOU 7 Modest Prices. Engineered For 1 Heavy Duty Use. Satisfaction Guar- CAN BUY CLASSIFIED ADS HERE FOR \'/2 c FOR SALE—We Are Leading Export- anteed or Money Will Be Refunded. CASH BOX SPECIAL - PER WORD ON "THE ers of Arcade Machines Also Music, Finished in Limed Oak, Natural or; FOR SALE — Arcade Equipment. PRIVILEGE" CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Venders, Games and Parts For all Mahoganv. Packed Two to a Carton, Genco Quarterback Football Game Write For The Facts To Equipment. Write Us Your Needs. $11.95 Ea. COVEN MUSIC CORP., $115; Exhibit Ringer Ball $25. THE CASH BOX, 1721 BROADWAY MIKE MUNVES, 577 TENTH AVE., 3181-3 ELSTON AVE.. CHICAGO W. B. DISTRIBUTORS. INC., 1012 18, ILLINOIS. (Tel. INdependence ST.. ST. NEW YORK 19, N.Y. NEW YORK 36, N. Y. (Tel. BRyant MARKET LOL1S, MO. 9-6677). 3-2210). (Tel. CEntral 1-9292).

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Box SALE Arcade and closed terri- The Cash FOR — tory operators please note! Factory closeout of brand new Bally Skill SAVE $175.00 ‘The Industry’s Market Place” Rolls in original cartons. While they ON CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING last, $265 each, F.O.B. Buffalo, GET $223.00 VALUE FOR CLASSIFIED ADS EACH WEEK New York. Fourteen available. SHEL- PUBLISHES MORE DON SALES, INC., 881 MAIN ST., ONLY $48.00 NEW YORK. (Tel. THAN ALL OTHER MAGAZINES IN THIS INDUSTRY BUFFALO 3, Lincoln 9106). Write today to: THE CASH BOX PUBLISH IN A MONTH — PROVING THAT THE 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19, N Y. FOR SALE — Beach Clubs, checked ENTIRE INDUSTRY RECOGNIZES THE CASH BOX' and cleaned, new parts $60; Others FOR SALE Mercury Counter Grip in working order but not checked — pers 1$ (original paint), A-l $29.50 CLASSIFIED AD SECTION AS "THE INDUSTRY'S $40; Bally Beauty, Cheeked $50; as Watling 400 Scales (current Mode is $30; Yacht Club $50; as is $30; C), original paint, $99.50; Poj MARKET PLACE." United Lightning Bowler $175; Corn Sez Reworked $69.50. TIERCE 11th Frame $135. HALLGREN VENDING, BOX 226, GREEN DISTRIBUTORS, INC., 1626 3rd WOOD. MISS. (Tel. GL 3-5145). -W CHECK OFF AVE., MOLINE, ILLINOIS. (Tel. WANT FOR SALE WHICH YOU DESIRE 4-6703). FOR SALE—100 Telequiz, with film. FOR SALE—Bally All Star Bowler Reconditioned, refinished, ready for $325; United Super Slugger $245; location. 5$ or 10$ play. Special “21” CLASSIFIED AD RATE 10 CENTS PER WORD Genco Sweet $325; Williams price, $79.50. Write for quantity Count every word including all words in firm name. Numbers in address count as Roll-A-Ball $145. WANT — Wil- prices and lists of other equipment. accepted $1.00. ACCOMPANY ALL one word. Minimum ad CASH OR CHECK MUST liams 1957 Baseball & Bally ABC GOB SALES, 5216 NO. LE- ORDERS FOR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. If cash or check is not enclosed with order Champion. MOHAWK SKILL your classified ad will be held for following issue pending receipt of your check or cash. CLA1RE AVE., CHICAGO, ILL. GAMES CO., 67 SWAGGERSTOWN (Tel. AVenue 3-6818). ROAD, SCHENECTADY 2, NEW NOTICE $48 Special Classified Advertisers. You are entitled to a classified ad of — YORK. (Tel. FRanklin 4-7549 or 40 words in each week's issue for a period of One Full Year, 52 consecutive weeks. You are allowed to change your Classified Ad each week if you so desire. All words UNion 4-5107). over 40 will be billed at the rate of 10c per word. Please count words carefully. Be FOR SALE—Williams 57 Baseball De- Classified Ad is office sure your sent to reach New York publication by Wednesday, luxe Four Bagger 12 Noon, of preceding week to appear in the following week's issue. If you are a $325; Deluxe $48 Special Classified Advertiser you are entitled to a free checking copy of FOR SALE — Gottlieb Scoreboard $225; King Of Swat $135; United "The Cash Box" each week. $160; Balls-A-Poppin’ $140; Na- Super Slugger $149.50; United tional 9 ft. Shuffleboard $95; AMI Shuffle Targettes $65; Bally All-Star ALL CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING CLOSES WEDNESDAY NOON AT “A”, “B”, “C”, converted 45 rpm, Bowler $250. GLOBE AUTOMATIC $115, $135, $150; Pumper Pools VENDING COMPANY, INC., 291 THE CASH BOX, 1721 Broadway, New York 19, N. Y. (new slate) $80. H. BETTI & SON, WATER STREET, QUINCY 69, 1706 MANHATTAN AVE., UNION MASS. (Tel. MAyflower 9-0010). CITY, N. J. (Tel. UNion 3-8574). This Use Convenient Form For HOW TO GET A FOR SALE — Closeout : Brand new $4 CLASSIFIED AD HERE original factory crates. United’s Your Classified Ad EACH WEEK FOR FULL Plavtime, sacrifice, $375 ea. Write, YEAR Wire, Phone. IMPERIAL COIN MA- FOR ONLY 93c START HERE CHINE CO., 498 ANDERSON AVE., Write today to—THE CASH BOX CLIFFSIDE, N. J. (Tel. WHitney 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK N.Y. % 5-2893). 19, FOR SALE — We have a large stock of reconditioned Shuffle Games and Bingo. Write for list. WESTER- HAUS CORP., 3726 KESSEN AVE., MISCELLANEOUS CINCINNATI, OHIO. (Tel. MOn- tana 1-5000). NOTICE—It’s your business to KNOW ’

THE FACTS! How can operator- li cooperatives affect you? How can L CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING HERE you get your locations’ cooperation? i COSTS 10c PER WORD How can “10$ Play Plus” help you? s What percentage of the nation’s ^ 15 YOU juke boxes feature 10$ play? What percentage of U. S. amusements CAN BUY CLASSIFIED ADS HERE FOR l'/ c 2 feature 10$ play? All this and more PER WORD ON "THE CASH BOX SPECIAL appeared in The Cash Box. In addi- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING PRIVILEGE" tion to “The Cash Box Price Lists” Write For The Facts To which, for over 18 years since their THE CASH BOX, 1721 BROADWAY inception, have been internationally NEW YORK 19, N.Y. recognized and officially accepted. The Cash Box is the publication that conceived the idea for MOA (Music FOR SALE—Frantz ABT 3 Gun Rifle Operators of America). The Cash Shooting Gallery complete with com- Box originated and has constantly pressor and extras, like new, $1295. crusaded for: “National Public Re- Auto Photo Model 9 (A-l) shape, lations Bureau,” “Dime Play,” “Na- $1295. J. ROSENFELD COMPANY, tional Credit Bureau,” “National 4701 WASHINGTON, ST. LOUIS Board of Trade,” “National School 8, MISSOURI. (Tel. FOrest 7-6730). for Mechanics,” “2-Minute Record- ings,” “Equalized Record Tone Level.” The Cash Box’ “Quarterly FOR SALE — Or Trade — For Late Export Edition” has won world wide 14' FI RM Bingos or Bowlers: Wms. Jet recognition and international ac- Fighter; Wms. Crane: Wms. Side- elaim. The Cash Box Annual Ency- walk Engineer; Genco Gypsy Grand- clopaedic Edition plus its Anniver- Gallery; ADDRESS - ma; Genco Rifle Genco sary Issue is accepted as “The Year Carnival Genco Bonus Gun Gun ; Book of the Industry,” When you Chicago Coin Goalie; Pinto Horse send $15 for a full year’s (52 weeks) CITY ZONE STATE and See Saw Kiddie Ride. MILLER- subscription to The Cash Box (just NEWMARK DISTRIBUTING COM- about two bits a week) you are get- ST., N.W., PANY, 42 FAIRBANKS ting what has been acclaimed by all TELEPHONE NUMBER GRAND RAPIDS 2, MICH. (Tel. as: “The BIBLE of the Industry.” GL 6-6807). Send your $15 check today to: THE CASH BOX, 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19, N. Y. ENCLOSE YOUR CHECK—AIRMAIL TO: ONLY $48. FOR 52 CONSECUTIVE CLASSIFIED ADS OF 40 WORDS EACH PLUS 52 NOTICE—Manufacturers of Coin Op- FREE CHECKING COPIES. erating Equipment in need of a Southern Calif. Service Representa- THE CASH The Cash Box tive contact: BOB YOUNG’S SERV- BOX ICE, 3427 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19, N.Y. BEN LOMOND PLACE. Write For The Facts Today LOS ANGELES 27, CALIF. (Tel. 1721 BROADWAY, NEW YORK 19, N. Y. Office NO 2-3254; Auto HO 7-7151).

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(PHONOGRAPHS—Continued) THIS WEEK’S USED MACHINE QUOTATIONS 45 4. 1400, ’51, 48 Se 1., 45 78 50.00 150.00 RPM .. 545.00 750.00 or RPM ’51, Sel., 45 or 19th YEAR OF PUBLICATION 2* VL200, ’56, 200 Sel., 6. 1450, 18 45 RPM 645.00 750.00 78 RPM 95.00 165.06 45 4. 1500, ’52, 104 S

~~1. Prices UP 5. No quotations Last 2 to 4 Weeks 2. Prices DOWN 6. No quotations 4 Weeks or Longer 3. Prices UP and DOWN 7. Machines Just Added 4. No change from Last Week * Great Activity~~

~~Manufacturers and date of game’s release listed. Code: (B) Bally; (CC) Chicago~~

~~Coin; (Ev) Evans; (Ex) Exhibit; (Ge) Genco; (Got) Gottlieb ; (Ke) Keeney; (Un) United; (Wm) Williams.~~

~~4. Ace High (Got 1/57) 195.00 260.00 6. Crosswords (B 1/56) 195.00 240.00~~

2. Arabian Knights 2. Cue Ball (Wm 2/57) 185.00 210.00 LISTED ALPHABETICALLY 65.00 80.00 6. Daffy Derby (Wm 8/54) 60.00 100.00 6. Army-Navy (Wm 10/53) 30.00 45.00 5. 1428, ’48, Magic-Glo, 20 6. Daisy May (Got 7/54) 65.00 125.00 AM I 50.00 Sel., 78 RPM 35.00 2. Arrow Head (Wm7/57) 195.00 225.00 6. Dealer “21” (Wm 2/54) 20.00 55.00 ’46, Sel., 5. 1432, ’50, Rocket ’50-51, 4. Model A, 40 6. Atlantic City (B 5/52) . 25.00 55.00 4. Derby Day (Got 5/56) . 145.00 175.00 78 RPM 15.00 40.00 50 SeL, 78 RPM ... 45.00 90.00 4. Auto Race (Got 9/56) . 175.00 235.00 4* Diamond Lill 6. Model B, ’48, 40 Sel., 5. 1432, Same as above, 4* Balls-A-Poppin’ (Got 12/54) 75.00 95.00 78 RPM 50.00 80.00 Converted to 45 RPM 60.00 135.00 (B 11/56) 100.00 210.00 6. Disk Jockey 6. Model C, ’50, 40 Sel., 4. 1434, ’51, Rocket, ’51-52, 4. Band Wagon (Wm 8/55) 95.00 150.00 (Wm 11/52) 30.00 45.00 78 RPM 50.00 100.00 50 Sel., 78 RPM .... 70.00 150.00 4. Beach Beauty (B 11/55) 110.00 160.00 6. Domino (Wm 5/52) 25.00 35.00 4. Model D-40, ’51, 40 Sel., 4. 1434, Same as above. 78 RPM 115.00 200.00 Converted to 45 RPM 70.00 149.50 4. Beach Club (B 2/53) 25.00 65.00 4. Double Header (B 7/56) 175.00 240.00 ’52, Fireball, 120 6. . 4. Model D-80, ’51, 80 Sel.. 1436, 4* Beauty (B 11/52) . 20.00 60.00 160.00 45 RPM 195.00 295.00 Sel., 45 RPM 75.00 4. Dragonette (Got 6/54) . 95.00 160.00 6. Big Ben (Wm 9/54) 55.00 100.00

6. Model E-40, ’53, 40 Sel., 6. 1436A, ’53, Fireball, 120 4. Dude Ranch (B 9/53) . 25.00 60.00 6. Big Hit (CC 7/52) 15.00 25.00 78 RPM 195.00 320.00 Sel., 45 RPM 100.00 225.00 4. Duette (Got 4/55) . . 125.00 180.00 4* Big Show (B 9/56) 225.00 275.00 4. Model E-80, ’53, 80 Sel., 4. 1438, ’54, Comet, 120 4. Easy Aces (Got 12/55) . 120.00 185.00 45 RPM 225.00 340.00 Sel.. 45 RPM 295.00 435.00 4. Big Time (B 1/55) 75.00 125.00 4. Flag Ship (Got 1/75) 215.00 265.00 4. 1446, ’54, Hi-Fi, 120 Sel., 4. 8/56) 95.00 185.00 i 4. Model E-120, ’53, 120 Blondie (CC 550.00 30.00 55.00 Sel., 45 RPM 285.00 359.00 45 RPM 350.00 6. Fairway (Wm 6/53) 4. Brazil (Un 10/56) . 175.00 245.00 ’55, Sel., 4. Falstaff (Got 11/57) 395.00 435.00 6. Model F-80. ’54, 80 Sel., 4. 1448, Hi-Fi, 120 6. Bright Lights (B 5/51) 15.00 30.00 45 RPM 425.00 495.00 45 RPM 475.00 625.00 4* Flag Ship (Got 1/57) . 215.00 265.00

6. Bright Spot (B 11/51) . 30.00 45.00 ’54, 120 6. 1452, ’55, 50 Sel., : 4. Model F-120, 6. Flying High (Got 2 53) 40.00 70.00 495.00 595.00 395.00 Sel., 45 RPM 449.00 495.00 45 RPM 4. Brite Star (Got 4/58) 310.00 2. Four Bells (Got 10/54) 90.00 125.00 ’56, Sel., 2* Broadway (B 12/55) 125.00 155.00 4. Model G-80, ’55, 80 Sel., 4. 1454, 120 595.00 635.00 50.00 6. Four Corners 45 525.00 650.00 45 RPM 6. Cabana (Un 3/53) . 20.00 RPM (Wm 12/52) 40.00 55.00 4. 1455, ’57, 200 Sel., 2. Capri (CC 10/56) 75.00 95.00 4. Model G-120. ’55, 120 “400” 600.00 649.50 6. (Upright) Sel., 45 495.00 595.00 45 RPM 4* 90.00 155.00 RPM Caravan (Un 2/56) (Ge 10/52) 30.00 40.00 4. Caravan (Wm 6/52) 25.00 45.00 4* Model G-200, ’57, 200 4. l our Stars (Got 6 52 30.00 50.00 30.00 75.00 Sel., 45 RPM 549.00 625.00 4. Chinatown (Got 10/52) 25.00 55.00 30.00 60.00 6. Frolics (B 10/52) 4. Model H-200, ’57, 200 SEEBURG 225.00 335.00 4. Frontiersman Sel., 45 RPM 795.00 850.00 Wagon (Got 11/55) . 95.00 150.00 5.00 8.00 4. M100A, ’49, 100 Sel., 4. Circus 6. WM Wall Box 2* Fun Fair (Ge 12 57) 219.50 299.00 78 RPM 95.00 150.00 (Wm 10/55) 145.00 200.00 8.00 6. SM or SL Stepper 5.00 4* 2. Fun House (Wm 10 561 175.00 195.00 4. M100B, ’51, 100 Sel., Classy Bowler 225.00 45 RPM 300.00 395.00 160.00 2. Gay Paree (Wm 6 571 295.00 375.00

. . 50.00 75.00 6. C.O.D. (Wm 9/53) 4* Gay Times (B 6/55) . 75.00 125.00 ROCK-OLA 5. M100BL, ’51, 100 Sel., 45 RPM, Light Cab.. 300.00 395.00 6. Colors (Wm 11/54) . 70.00 115.00 4* Gayetv (B 3/55) 45.00 90.00

6. Coney Island (B 9/52) 20.00 45.00 4. Gladiator (Got 1 561 170.00 220.00 5. 1422, ’46, 20 Sel., 78 ’53, 100 Sel., !| 4* M100C, 25.00 RPM 15.00 45 RPM 365.00 450.00 4. Continental Cafe 6. Golden Nugget 250.00 325.00 ’46, Playmaster (Upright) (Ge2/53) 30.00 45.00 6. 1424, 4* HF100G, ’54. 100 Sel., 20 Sel., (8 6. Coronation (Got 11/52) 25.00 45.00 4. Gold Star (Got 8 54) 100.00 140.00 Hideaway, 45 RPM 475.00 565.00 15.00 30.00 RPM 4* Criss Cross (Got 3/58) 285.00 310.00 5. Grand Champion 4* HF100R, ’54, 100 Sel., 6. 1426, ’47, 20 Sel., 78 5/52) 25.00 60.00 (Wm 3/53) 35.00 70.00 550.00 650.00 4. Crossroads (Got RPM 15.00 35.00 45 RPM PERMITTED. COPYRIGHTED 1958. REPRODUCTION NOT

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4. (12/54) 65.00 140.00 2 Player (11/56) . . 95.00 225.00 (Got 4/53) 35.00 60.00 4. Royal Flush (Got 5/57) 210.00 275.00 6. Grand Slam 6. Bally Blue Ribbon 4. 6 Player (2/57) 125.00 255.00 Pastures 4. Saddle and Turf 4. 4. 4. Green 4. (3/55) 140.00 200.00 6.4. Gottlieb Bowlette (3/50) 10.00 20.00 50.00 100.00 (Ev 10/53) 85.00 160.00 4. 6. (Got 1/54) 6. Bally Gold Medal 6. Keeney Super DeLuxe 85.00 4. (Club Model) 100.00 165.00 . 35.00 5. Gun Club (Wm 11/53) (3/55) 150.00 200.00 League Bowler (3/52) 25.00 40.00 80.00 2* Scoreboard (Got 4/56) 125.00 175.00 (Got 5/53 . 30.00 4. Guys-DolJs Bally ABC Bowler 6. Keeney High Score 4. Screamo (Wm 4/54) 45.00 100.00 5. Gypsy Queen 240.00 350.00 League (5/52) 25.00 45.00 4* (7/55) 170.00 Sea Belles (Got 8/56) . 185.00 245.00 (Got 2/55) 95.00 DeLuxe model 245.00 350.00 Keeney Team (10/52) 25.00 50.00 4. Shamrock 1/57) . 185.00 225.00 6. Handicap (Wm 6/52) 30.00 40.00 (Wm Bally Congress (7/55) . 275.00 350.00 Keeney Club (4/53) . . 25.00 100.00 25.00 50.00 4. Shindig (Got 10/53) 50.00 100.00 6. Happy Days (Got 7/52) DeLuxe model 275.00 355.00 Keeney Domino (5/53) 30.00 110.00 4" 6. Show Boat (Un 12/52) 40.00 60.00 Harbor Lites 4. Bally Jumbo Bowler 6. Keeney Carnival (5/53) 40.00 115.00 135.00 175.00 4. Show Boat (Ge 12/57) 175.00 222.00 (Got 2/56) (9/55) 275.00 355.00 6. Keeney Pacemaker 80.00 4* Show Time (3/56) .... 325.00 425.00 ( 2/54) 20.00 6. Havana Un 6. Bally King Pin Bowler (9/53) 40.00 125.00 .... 25.00 80.00 4. Silver (Got 10/57) . 245.00 300.00 6. Hawaii (Un 6/54) (9/55) 275.00 355.00 6. Keeney Mainliner 4* Hawaiian Beauty 6. Silver Chest (Upright) 4“ Bally ABC Bowling Bowler (1/54) . .... 45.00 130.00 (Got 4/54) 75.00 95.00 (Ge 4/53) 40.00 65.00 Lane (1/57) 395.00 495.00 6. Keeney Bonus (3/54) . 45.00 140.00 4. Silver Skates ( 2/53) 30.00 60.00 6/51) . 25.00 40.00 Wm 6. Hayburner (Wm 4* Bally Strike Bowler 6. Keeney Diamond 25.00 90.00 4. Singapore (Un 10/54) . 25.00 80.00 4. Hi-Fi (B 6/54) (11/57) 595.00 695.00 Bowler (5/54) 70.00 155.00 225.00 6. Skill Pool (Got 8/52) 20.00 50.00 6. Hi-Hand (Wm 6/57) . . 175.00 4* Bally All Star Bowling 6. Keeney Bikini (6/54) 75.00 160.00 4* Skill Roll (Upright) • 4. Hot Diggity (Wm 8/56) 180.00 235.00 (12/57) 245.00 325.00 6. Keeney Century (6/54) 90.00 170.00 (B 3/58) 225.00 325.00 6. 6. CliiCoin Match Bowler 4. Keeney American (9/54) 90.00 175.00 4. Ice-Frolics (B 1/54) . 40.00 85.00 6. Skyway (Wm 8/56) . 50.00 100.00 (6/52) 25.00 50.00 6. Keeney National (9/54) 90.00 180.00 4. Jalopy (Wm 8/51) ... 25.00 40.00 4. Slugfest (Wm 3/52) 25.00 40.00 4* 6. ChiCoin Bowl-A-Ball 6. Keeney Speedlane 235.00 Sluggin’ Champ 7. Jig Saw (Wm 12/57) 195.00 (10/52) 30.00 60.00 (4/55) 125.00 200.00 (Got 4/55) 100.00 175.00 4. Jockey Club (Got 5/54) 70.00 120.00 6. ChiCoin Match 6. LTnited 6-Player Super 6. Smoke Signal 110.00 Bowl-A-Ball (11/52) 30.00 65.00 (3/52) . .. 20.00 35.00 6. Jolly Joker (Un 11/55) 50.00 (Wm 10/55) 110.00 150.00 6. ChiCoin 10th Frame 6. LTnited 4-Player Official 4. Jubilee (Got 5/55) 200.00 245.00 6. Snafu (Wm 12/55) ... 115.00 180.00 Special (12/52) .... 30.00 65.00 (5/52) . .. 20.00 35.00 (Upright) 4. Soccer Kick Off 6. Jumping Jack 6. ChiCoin Name Bowler 5. United 6-Player Star (Ge 12/52) 20.00 30.00 (Wm 12/57) 245.00 295.00 (1/53) 30.00 70.00 (7/52) . 20.00 45.00 4. Southern Belle 2* Key West (B 12/56) . 250.00 325.00 6. ChiCoin 10th Frame 5. United 10th Frame (Got 6/55) 130.00 175.00 6. Kings (Wm 8/57) ... 225.00 295.00 Double Score Bowler Star ( 9/52) 20.00 50.00 4. South Seas (Un 2/56) . 135.00 245.00 (2/53) 30.00 75.00 6. United Manhattan 10tli 4. Lady Luck (Got 9/54) . 80.00 145.00 4. Spitfire (Wm 2/55) . . . 45.00 110.00 5. ChiCoin Crown (4/53) 30.00 85.00 Frame (9/52) 20.00 55.00 6. “Q” 2/54) . 35.00 90.00 Spot Lite (B 1/52) 25.00 50.00 4. Lazy (Wm 6. ChiCoin Crown, Giant United Manhattan 4. Sportsman (Wm 2/52) 20.00 30.00 6. Lite-A-Line (Ke 6/52) . 35.00 45.00 Pins (4/53) 35.00 90.00 (9/52) 30.00 60.00 4. 6. Springtime (Ge 3/52) . 20.00 30.00 6. Long Beach (Wm 7/52) 35.00 45.00 6. ChiCoin Triple Score 4. United 10th Frame 4. Stage Coach (6/53) 35.00 90.00 Super (10/52) 30.00 65.00 4* Lovely Lucy (Got 2/54) 50.00 115.00 (Got 11/54) 125.00 160.00 6. ChiCoin Gold Cup 6. United Cascade (2/53) . 30.00 75.00 4. Lulu (Wm 12/54) .... 55.00 125.00 4* Stardust (Wm 3/56) 90.00 185.00 (7/53) 30.00 95.00 5. United Clover (2/53) . 30.00 75.00

~~2. Starfire . 160.00 195.00 4. Majestic (Got 365.00 425.00 (Wm 1/57) 4/57) 6. ChiCoin High Speed 6. United Liberty (2/53) . 30.00 75.00~~

4. Starlets (Un 12/55) . 65.00 140.00 6. United Classic 25.00 6. Majorettes (Wm 4/52) . 20.00 40.00 Crown (7/53) 30.00 100.00 (6/53) 75.00 4. Star Pool (Wm 10/54) . 50.00 100.00 6. ChiCoin High Speed 5. United Olympic (6/53) 30.00 75.00 4. Manhattan (Un 4/55) . 50.00 130.00 6. Stars (Un 6/52) 25.00 40.00 Triple Score (8/53) 30.00 100.00 6. United Royal (9/53) 30.00 80.00

4. Marathon (Got 10/55) . 165.00 225.00 4. Starlite (Wm 3/53) 30.00 50.00 6. ChiCoin Advance 6. United Imperial (9/53) 25.00 85.00 4. Steeplechase 4. Marble Queen (10/53) 30.00 100.00 6. DeLuxe model 35.00 90.00 (Wm 11/57) 199.50 250.00 (Got 8/53) 45.00 85.00 6. 6. ChiCoin King (10/53) . 35.00 110.00 United Chief (11/53) 40.00 100.00 4. Straight Flush 6. 6. Mermaid (Got 6/51) . . 15.00 30.00 5. ChiCoin Criss Cross United Leader (11/53) 45.00 100.00 (Got 12/57) 255.00 275.00 Bowler (12/53).... 40.00 120.00 6 DeLuxe model 45.00 115.00 6. Mexico (LTn 3/54) 25.00 100.00 4. Struggle Buggies 4. 6. ChiCoin Super Frame 6. United Team (1/54) . . 45.00 115.00 4. Miami Beach (B 9/55) 90.00 125.00 (Wm 12/53) 30.00 60.00 6. DeLuxe model 50.00 4* (3/54) 45.00 125.00 120.00 2* Miss America (B 2/58) 399.50 550.00 Sun Valley (B 7/57) . 490.00 575.00 5. ChiCoin Starlite (5/54) 55.00 150.00 6. United League (1/54) . 50.00 125.00 4. Super Circus 4. Monaco (Un 8/56) ... 145.00 225.00 6. ChiCoin Feature (7/54) 60.00 155.00 6. DeLuxe model 50.00 130.00 (Got 10/57) 295.00 410.00 5. 6. United Ace ... 4. Mystic Marvel 4. ChiCoin Holiday (9/54) 70.00 165.00 (5/54) 55.00 135.00 4. Super Jumbo 6. ChiCoin Flash (10/54). 70.00 170.00 6. DeLuxe model 55.00 140.00 (Got 3/54) 90.00 125.00 (Got 10/54) 225.00 265.00 5. ChiCoin Playtime 6. United Rainbow (5/54) 55.00 145.00 6. (LTn Nevada 8/54) 25.00 80.00 6. Super-Score (Wm 9/56) 139.00 225.00 ' (10/54) 95.00 175.00 6. United Banner (8/54) . 65.00 145.00 6. 4. Surf Club (B 3/54) 30.00 70.00 Niagara (Got 12/51) 20.00 35.00 6. ChiCoin Fireball 6. DeLuxe model 65.00 150.00 2. Surf Rider (Wm 12/56) 175.00 199.50 4* Night Club (B 4/56) 160.00 195.00 (11/54) 95.00 190.00 LTnited Shuffle Targette 6. Sweepstakes (Wm 1/52) 30.00 45.00 “9” 5. ChiCoin Thunderbolt (8/54) 65.00 150.00 6. Sisters 1/54) . 50.00 100.00 (Wm 4. Sweet-Add-A-Line (12/54) 100.00 210.00 4. DeLuxe model 65.00 160.00 6. Olympics (Wm 5/52) . 20.00 30.00 (Got 7/55) 125.00 175.00 5. ChiCoin Triple Strike 6. United Speedy (8/54) 65.00 165.00 6. Tahiti (Un 8/53) 25.00 70.00 6. Palisades (Wm 7/53) 35.00 60.00 (2/55) 100.00 210.00 4. Un. 11th Frame (10/54) 65.00 165.00

4. Target Roll (B 1/58) . 200.00 "295.00 6. Palm Beach (B 7/52) . 15.00 65.00 5. ChiCoin Arrow (2/55 ) 125.00 220.00 4. DeLuxe model 65.00 170.00 4. Palm Springs (B 11/53) 30.00 80.00 2. Three Deuces 4. ChiCoin Criss Cross 4. United Comet Targette (Wm 8/55) 110.00 140.00 Targette (1/55) .... 35.00 110.00 (11/54) 70.00 170.00 4. Parade (B 6/56) 175.00 235.00 6. DeLuxe 4. DeLuxe model 75.00 175.00 4. Thunderbird (Wm5/54) 69.00 125.00 model 40.00 120.00 6. Paratrooper 8/52) 20.00 40.00 (Wm 6. ChiCoin Bonus Score 6. United Mercury (12/54) 80.00 175.00 2. Tim-Buc-Tu (Wm 1/56) 95.00 125.00 2. Perky 11/56) .... 135.00 175.00 - 6. (Wm 4. (4/55) 150.00 210.00 DeLuxe model 80.00 180.00 6. Times Square (Wm4/53) 35.00 65.00 5. 6. ChiCoin Big League United Mars (1/55) . 90.00 185.00 4. Peter Pan (Wm 4/55) . 95.00 145.00 4* Toreador (Got 6/56) 165.00 245.00 (5/55) 160.00 220.00 6. DeLuxe model 95.00 190.00 2. Piccadilly (Wm 5/56) 145.00 195.00 5. ChiCoin 4. Un. Lightning . 4. Hollywood (2/55) 95.00 190.00 4. Tournament (Got 8/55) 150.00 195.00 Pin Wheel (Got 11/53) 50.00 85.00 4...... DeLuxe model 95.00 195.00 . (5/55) 175.00 225.00 6. Triple Play (Un 8/55) . 55.00 140.00 4* Pixie 10/55) 4. (Un 55.00 120.00 5. ChiCoin Blinker (8/55) 175.00 250.00 United Venus (3/55) . . 95.00 195.00

4. 6. Tropicana (Un 1/55) . . 45.00 110.00 6. ChiCoin Score-A-Line 4. DeLuxe model 100.00 195.00 Playtime (Un 10/57) . . 290.00 375.00 6. 4. Tropics .... 25.00 50.00 (9/55) 175.00 255.00 United Clipper (5/55) . 100.00 195.00 4. Poker Face (Got 9/53) 50.00 85.00 (Un 7/53) 6. 6. DeLuxe model 100.00 195.00 6. Twentv Grand ChiCoin Bowling Team 4. Quartet (Got 2/52) . . 40.00 55.00 6. Un. Derby Roll (Wm 12/52) 25.00 45.00 (10/55) 175.00 265.00 (5/55) 100.00 195.00 5. Queen of Hearts ChiCoin Miami Shuffle 6. DeLuxe model 100.00 195.00

4. . (Got 12/52) 40.00 Twin Bill (Got 1/55) 100.00 150.00 6. 95.00 (10/56) 35.00 125.00 Un. 5th Inning (6/55) . 100.00 220.00 4* 6. 6. Variety 45.00 2* DeLuxe model . . 100.00 Quintet (Got 3/53) . . . 40.00 60.00 (B 9/54) 75.00 ChiCoin Bowling 230.00 5. 4. . 375.00 United Capitol 140.00 4. Race The Clock Whirlwind (Got 2/58) 319.50 League (2/57) 394.50 475.00 (6/55) 235.00 v 6. DeLuxe model 140.00 (Wm 5/55) 65.00 165.00 4. Wishing Well 4 ChiCoin Ski-Bowl 240.00 5. Un. Super Bonus (9/55) 160.00 245.00 4. (Got 9/55) 125.00 175.00 (11/57) 6 Player . .. 129.50 275.00 Rainbow (Got 12/56) . 175.00 245.00 6. DeLuxe model 165.00 250.00 4* ChiCoin Classic Bowling 4. Regatta . World . 75.00 Champ (Wm 11/55) 150.00 4. Un. Top Notch (10/55) 270.00 325.00 2* (Got 8/57) 175.00 260.00 League (7/57) 565.00 595.00 Register (Got .. 195.00 4. 10/56) 295.00 Top Notch Special . 270.00 325.00 4. ChiCoin TV Bowling 7. Reno (Wm 10/57) .... 225.00 245.00 4. Wonderland (Wm 5/55) 75.00 95.00 5. Un. Regulation (11/55) 270.00 335.00 League (11/57) . 495.00 595.00 6. 6. Rio (Un 11/53) 4. Yafcht Club (B 6/53) . 20.00 60.00 DeLuxe model 275.00 335.00 20.00 60.00 7. ChiCoin Rocket Shuffle 2* United 6. Rodeo (Un 2/53) 35.00 50.00 6. Zingo (Un 10/51) .... 20.00 45.00 (3/58) 1 Player ... 375.00 394.50 Bowling Alley (11/56) 345.00 7. 475.00 2 Player . . 425.00 475.00 2. LTnited Royal Bowler 6. Ge. Shuffle Target (7/51) 10.00 25.00 (12/57)' 525.00 695.00 5. Ge. Shuffle Pool (11/53) 30.00 75.00 4. Wins. Roll-A-Ball 6. Ge. Match Pool (2/54) 50.00 60.00 ffi-ui riHwrmaaff (12/56) 6 Player . . . 125.00 265.00

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4. Big Tent 6. Bally Victory Bowler 6. Bally Rocket Bowler (Ke 12/56) 240.00 325.00 4. Hunter (Ga 5/55) . 195.00 235.00 (5/54) 55.00 100.00 6. 4. Skeet Shoot (8/54) 65.00 125.00 Circus (Au 5/56) 235.00 265.00 (Ga 1/57) . 275.00 375.00 4. Bally Champion 4. Super Big Tent 5. County Fair (Au 3/57) 225.00 265.00 Bowler (5/54) 60.00 100.00 6. Bally Mystic Bowler (Ke 6/57) 275.00 395.00 6. Bally Jet Bowler (8/54) 65.00 120.00 (12/54) 65.00 130.00 Gun Smoke (Ga 5/56) 285.00 325.00 4. Super Hunter (Ga 6/57) 375.00 425.00 COPYRIGHTED 1958. REPRODUCTION NOT PERMITTED. www.americanradiohistory.com The Cash Box Page 65 August 9, 1958

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Products listed here are currently in production. Prices are manufacturers’ Rat prices, F.O.B. factory. Where no prices are listed, the manufacturers have not authorized price publication. KIDDIE RIDES AMI, INC. J. H. KEENEY & CO., INC. 125.00 290.00 Model 1-200, 200 Selec. Phono. Bally Champion Horse 295.00 450.00 Capitol See Saw DeLuxe Big Tent 125.00 295.00 Model 1-120, 120 Selec. Phono. Baliy Moon Ride 125.00 250.00 Chicago Coin Super Jet (Upright Electronic Scoring Model 1-100* 100 Selec. Phono. Bally Space Ship 150.00 350.00 Chicago Round The F. P. Game) Trainer 295.00 395.00 Model IAR-200 Selective-play Bally Speed Boat 165.00 295.00 World Snack Vender 350.00 Hideaway Bert Lane Merry-Go- Decco Merry-Go-Round 175.00 Soup Vender 125.00 300.00 Model IBB-200 Continuous-play Round 200.00 350.00 Decco Space Ranger DeLuxe Hot Coffee Vender . . Big Bronco 295.00 350.00 Hideaway B. L, Miss America Boat 225.00 275.00 Exhibit DeLuxe Hot Coffee & Hot 295.00 350.00 Model WQ-200 Exhibit Mustang Chocolate Combo Vender . . Bert Lane Fire Engine. 325.00 435.00 Exhibit Sea Skates 125.00 225.00 Model 200 Selec. Wall Box . . Various models of above .... 350.00 Capitol Donald Duck 250.00 Exhibit Space Patrol 150.00 350.00 Model WQ-120

~~Capitol Elsie 250.00 375.00 Scientific Television 149.00 195.00 Model 120 Selec. Wall Box . . ROCK-OLA MFG. CORP.~~

200.00 295.00 Bargrip Wall Box Bracket . . . Capitol Palomino Horse 250.00 375.00 Texas Merry-Go-Round Model 1465, 200 Selec. Phono. Recessed Ceiling Speaker Model 1458, 120 Selec. Phono. Wall Speaker Model 1462, 50 Selec. Phono., Corner Speaker Model 1464, 120 Selec. Wall AUTO-BELL MFG. CO. Type Phono Play Ball, Counter Game .... Model 1947, Remote Volume Circus Days Control for Model 1464 Phono (Upright Electronic Scoring Model 1450, Playmaster, ARCADE EQUIPMENT F.P. Game) 120 Selec. Phonograph Rifle Range BiTiimiua lO'.OO* reo.oo ABT 6 Gun fexcauiui Hfl AUTO-PHOTO CO. Model 1617, Hi-Fi Wall Air Football 195.00 225.00 6. Keeney Texas Leaguer. 20.00 40.00 Speaker 110.00 145.00 14 Studio $3,245.00 Air Hockey 149.00 195.00 2. Ke. Sportsman (11/54) Model Model 1927, Remote Volume Amus. Boomerang 30.00 75.00 4. DeLuxe model 130.00 175.00 BALLY MFG. CO. Control with Cancel Button 4. Ranger (3/55) 185.00 225.00 Bally Big Inning 40.00 75.00 Keeney Golf Champ (Golf-Game) ...$ 595.00 504 Coin Chute Available Bally Heavy Hitter 30.00 50.00 4. DeLuxe model (3/55) 190.00 230.00 For All Models Speed-Queen ( Kiddie Ride) .. 835.00 75.00 6. Mills Panorama Peek Bally Rapid Fire 50.00 U.S.A. (5-Ball) 547.00 Dual Credit Unit Available for (11/54) 175.00 275.00 Bally Undersea Raider 50.00 95.00 Cypress Gardens 200 Selec., Model 1465 .... Bally Bulls Eye Shoot 5. Muto. Atomic Bomber. 65.00 125.00 (In-Line Game) 887.00 THE SEEBURG CORP. ing Gallery (9/55) 160.00 275.00 5. Mutos. Ace Bombers 85.00 T 50.00 Big Inning (Baseball Game) Capitol Midget Movies 75.00 150.00 5. Mutoscope Dr. Mobile Standard Model, equipped Model 201, 200 Selec. Phono.. Hockey 40.00 100.00 (Prewar) 65.00 150.00 Champion with Dime-A-Game Coin Model 161, 160 Selec. Phono..

ChiCoin Basketball 4. Fly Saucers . . 80.00 125.00 Mutos. Chute 605.00 Model 101, 100 Selec. Phono.. 75.00 150.00 Photo (Pre-War) 100.00 250.00 Champ 6. Mutos. Free-Play Model, equipped D3WA—-Wall-O-Matic 200 Selec. ChiCoin 4-Player Derby 95.00 150.00 6. Mutos. Photo (DeLuxe) 145.00 325.00 with Double Coin Chute, MRVC -3 —Master Remote 30.00 85.00 ChiCoin Goalee 5. Mutoscope Silver Gloves 120.00 195.00 Player’s Choice of Dime-A- Volume Control 45.00 65.00 Fighter. 50.00 135.00 ChiCoin Hockey 5. Mutoscope Sky Game, 3-for-25$ 625.00 HFCV2-8—High Fidelity ChiCoin Midget Skee 60.00 125.00 4. Mutos. Voice-O-Graph Space Gunner 725.00 Wall Speaker ChiCoin Pistol 30.00 75.00 145.00 300.00 35 4 Trophy Bowler HFCV3-8—High Fidelity Run, 150.00 295.00 ChiCoin Home 5. Mutoscope K. O. Champ 11 Foot $1,299.00 Corner Speaker 60.00 125.00 395.00 485.00 6 Player (3/54) 5. Mutos. Drive Yourself 14 Foot 1,315.00 HFCV-12—High Fidelity 85.00 150.00 Super model 4. Mutoscope Rock n’ Roll 18 Foot 1,365.00 Recessed Speaker Hockey 29.00 85.00 ChiCoin Twin (7/56) 4 Foot Sections, Each .... 50.00 PS6LZ—Power Supply 150.00 250.00 5. Bang-O-Rama (5/56) Mutoscope Skill Roll 415.00 HFAI-3—Power Amplifier ChiCoin Steam Shove] (4/57) 175.00 195.00 All-Star DeLuxe Bowler 640.00 Cigarette Vender Model 800E1 155.00 (5/56) 85.00 6. Philadelphia Toboggan All-Star DeLuxe Bowler Evans Bola Score 30.00 65.00 Skee Alley 375.00 395.00 (Free Play Model) 665.00 UNITED MFG. CO.

Bat-A-Score . 35.00 95.00 40.00 55.00 Evans 6. Quizzer All-Star Super DeLuxe Bowler Pixie Bowler (2-Player„ 7*4 Evans Ski Roll 35.00 60.00 5. Scientific Basketball 20.00 75.00 (Match Play Model) 665.00 ft. long x 2 ft. wide, 214 Evans Super Bomber 50.00 95.00 5. Scientific Batting Pr. 30.00 95.00 ABC Super DeLuxe Bowler hard rubber ball. Bowling Exhibit Dale Gun 25.00 85.00 5. Scientific Pitch ’Em 45.00 145.00 (6 Player, Puck Type) Alley) .$ 900.00 Exhibit Gun Patrol 40.00 95.00 5. Seeburg Bear Gun 50.00 160.00 8 V2 Foot 775.00 Shooting Star Exhibit Jet Gun 40.00 110.00 6. Seeburg Shoot the Chute 40.00 80.00 Toonerville Trolley 835.00 Regular Model 930.00 Exhibit Space Gun 40.00 100.00 4. Seeburg Coon Hunt . . 75.00 150.00 Bike (Kiddie Ride) 835.00 Replay Model 980.00 Exhibit Pony Express 40.00 100.00 6. Set Shot Basketball 100.00 200.00 Model T (without Record 100.00 Midget Bowling Alley Exhibit Silver Bullets 40.00 4. Telequiz 65.00 110.00 Changer) 705.00 6 . Foot Exhibit Six Shooter 35.00 100.00 6. United Team Hockey 20.00 50.00 Model T (with Record 900.00 Exhibit Vitalize!- 40.00 75.00 6. United Jungle Gun 75.00 135.00 Changer) 755.00 Playtime Bowling Alley, 6-Player Exhibit Shooting Gal. 6. DeLuxe model 75.00 140.00 The Champion 13 Foot 1,490.00 (6/54) 45.00 100.00 2. Un. Carn. Gun (10/54) 75.00 160.00 (With new all-metal cabinet) 835.00 16 Foot 1,520.00 Exhibit Star Shooting 4. DeLuxe model 110.00 155.00 CHICAGO COIN MACHINE Playtime Bowling Alley available in Gallery (9/54) 75.00 140.00 4. Un. Bonus Gun (1/55) 165.00 220.00 25^ play. Also available, 2 plays 251 Exhibit Sportland Shoot- 4. DeLuxe model 169.00 225.00 Croquet, Cue Stick Table Game with credit unit. Prices on Request. ing Gallery (11/54). 75.00 115.00 2. United Super Slugger Rocket Explorer Eagle Shuffle Alley Exhibit “500” Shooting (7/55) 149.50 245.00 Regular Model (6 Player, Puck Type) Gallery (3/55) 100.00 195.00 6. Un. Star Slugger (4/56) 215.00 275.00 Replay Model 8 Foot $ 995.00 Ex. Treasure Cove Shoot- 5. Un. Pirate Gun (10/56) 270.00 350.00 Batter Up V2 Commando Machine Gun Eagle Shuffle Alley ing Gallery (6/55) . . 200.00 225.00 5. Wilcox-Gay Recordio 30.00 55.00 DeLuxe Ex. Jungle Hunt (3/57) 225.00 350.00 5. Wms. DeLuxe World EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. (Match-A-Score Model) 8i/ Ex. Ringer Ball 35.00 100.00 Foot 1,080.00 (11/56) Series (2/52) 35.00 95.00 Card Vendor, -with base 2 Exhibit Pop Gun Circus 4. Wms. DeLuxe Baseball Single Column (9/57) 395.00 495.00 (4/53) 45.00 100.00 Double Column UNITED MUSIC CORP. Genco Sky Gunner .... 60.00 125.00 6. Wms. Pennant Baseball UPB-100, 100 Selec. Phono. F. FRANTZ MFG. CO. Genco Night Fighter . 70.00 140.00 50.00 115.00 J. (12/53) UPA-100, 100 Selec. Phono., . Ge. 2-Player Basketball 100.00 225.00 5. Wms. Super Pennant Kicker & Catcher Corner Speaker

145.00 . . Genco Rifle Gal. (6/54) 89.00 Baseball (12/53) ... 50.00 120.00 (Counter Game) . Wall Speaker Genco Big Top Rifle 6. Williams Super Star ABT Challenger Pistol Recessed Ceiling Speaker .... 225.00 Gallery (6/54) 175.00 Baseball (12/53) ... 50.00 125.00 (Counter Game) . . . (All speakers are 8" Super Penna-

~~. . 275.00 Super Model (12/55) 310.00 6. Williams Major League ABT Guesser Scale . . Magnetic with Step-Switch Volume Genco Wild West Gun Baseball (2/54) 65.00 160.00 ABT Rifle Sport Control.)~~

(2/55) 150.00 250.00 6. Wms. All-Star Baseball (Shooting Gallery) . Genco Sky Rocket Rifle (2/54) 90.00 160.00 Aristo Scale WILLIAMS MFG. CO. Gallery (5/55) 150.00 225.00 6. Williams Big League GAMES, INC. Turf Champ (Single Player, Genco Champion Base- Baseball (2/54) .... 100.00 160.00 Double Shot 5-Ball, Senior Size Only) . . ball (9/55) 139.00 235.00 4. Williams Jet Fighter (Upright Electronic Scoring 4-Star (Single Player, 5-Ball) Genco Quarterback (10/54) 100.00 220.00 F.P. Game) (10/55) 95.00 200.00 4. Williams Safari (2/54) 175.00 260.00 THE WURLITZER CO. Genco Hi-Fly Baseball 6. DeLuxe model 180.00 265.00 GENCO MANUFACTURING Selec. (5/56) 150.00 255.00 6. Wms. Polar Hunt (3/55) 200.00 295.00 Space Age Model 2200, 200 Phono. 104 Genco State Fair Rifle 4. Wms. Sidewalk Engineer Horoscope Fortune Teller Model 2204, Selec. Phono. Gal. (6/56) 225.00 275.00 (4/55) 95.00 150.00 Gypsy Grandma Fortune Teller Model 2250, 200 Selec. Phono. Genco Davy Crockett 2* Wms. King Of Swat Model 5250 Wall Box, D. GOTTLIEB & CO. (10/56) 210.00 275.00 (5/55) 110.00 145.00 200 Selec. Picnic (2 Player, 5-Ball) Genco Circus Rifle 4. Wms. Four Bagger (4/56) 225.00 295.00 Model 5207, Wall Box, 104 (3/57) 325.00 395.00 4. DeLuxe model 225.00 310.00 IRVING KAYE CO., INC. Selec., 3-Wire

! . Ft.) Genco Motorama 4. Wms. Crane (10/56) . 95.00 150.00 Super Hockey (6 $ 349.95 Model 257 Stepper, 104 Selec.. (10/57) 320.00 495.00 4. Wms. Peppy The Clown Super Jumbo Hockey (8 Ft.) . 400.00 Model 5115 Hi Fi Corner (12/56) 175.00 295.00 Melody Tower 149.95 Speaker, 4"-5" A(\ nn 7c nn Matched Cones Jack Rabbit ‘*U.UU t D.UU _

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